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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
RIO m e.

The Roman Republic has published
manifesto TO all HutioiS, ard snys. ilm' !,
new nation presents iiselfto You TO solicit a,1
offer friendly feeling, respect, fraternity, NV
nation Tint formerly wns The most iIlusl'lo o
on the face of the enrth presents itself 10 Wv
as n new oitr.----
Between the ancient grandeur n',u nr.
resurrSsa+~n the fHI'Hi power stood io' VI
wnrdS ofa thousand years.
Rome, whose traditions, whose nA'he' ",J
whose ruins so loudly speak of iiee,'y am.
patriotism Provoked and abandoned 10 JI
selves, we lnve effected tie revolution "or,.
out splitting n drop of7 hlood-we have pnn,s
pletely nprooled the sovereignty oil tnu ~,
after having patiently submitted 10 " W
ny yeHrs. ,.,,tr6
II is worthy, therefore, of being aG' ~ b
into the greet, family Of. nations, anu Th,
taining yonr friendship and estee"' .,amp
Roman Republic will benr forever INC
Of its origin. o,,liy
II proposes TO apply the laws oil n s"J0tl
and -unifersRl charity 10 the line OF .,,,,eni
il intends 10 follow, and 10 The de'''of
of it's political life. =, he
There has been another change ~. s..
Miriasy. making three changes since "a iwo
-thblishlnent ofih6 Roman Republic ~"
since Ctir Inst hdvicPs. =. ,o,mAt
Tie Pope has protested H the mo- 80 Of
and solemn manner against the ue I'D de-
the Roman Constituent Assembly, Tssorcs
.+t44t.,+lelA ,l,e-aEned- Intervention Of (
Srairl, Austria, and Naples.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
From tie National lnteIIigcnccr.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

We hive been favored with the annexed
letter from an officer on bonrd the United
States ship Ohio, in the Buy Of san Francis-
co, TO an officer Of the Government in Wash-
ingIOu. .- @ "a
hive just returned from mn exploration
ut the Eud region, aud avnil myScIror the
opportunity afforded 10y Mr. WetlIered. TO
send yon few specimens of the gold dust
commonly found in various parts of the pln-
Ger. The Lexington being on the eve Of sail
ing, and every moment of my time orcupird
in preparing dispatches To Ice sent 10y her,
cannot write you iuyut present hut will do
lnyselfthc honor to forward yuu by the over
lind route "A detailed account of tho lour
sought and nj lust discovered I'll Dorado"
XatetHay la saFetl tt, i,eicvc II lruut rfuaf,
WREN Hssurg you tave seen no written or
published account which has not been yeri-
fed Ivy ocular proof. ! hazard nothing IN
snyng TINT morc tlnn five millions of dollars
nj sixteen dollars an ounce, lnve been nlrea.
dy Obtained from The crcvices of the rocks.
or washed oui of the diggings Of the gullies,
and this with Nle rndest of implements
pick, spade, often onlyn jnrk- knife and n
wooden bowl A large amount lms been
sent away, and the Lexington wilDatc up
wards of three hundred thousand dollars in
dust, most of which has been purchased at
from elBHtNO lWclNe uOlNrS the ounce. AS
you inny suppose, in such state of things
every body seems run mad, and other emf
ploymeHis md occupations are Abandoned
farm. workshop, office, are all left. aud eve.
ry one is either going, gone or returning
from the 'i'it'es. TIE prices Flalt,i and ,rrt,.
visions have risen in proportion 10 the scar
cr'y produced 10y The neglect of agriculture.
the increased consumption, aud The abundant
means Of paying in gold for the indulgence
Of every appetite.
have only lime to suggest the speedy nc
lion of Congress To this effect Lei there he
no sale, appropriation, lease or grant of gold
lands, 40 rent or tax on HE digging. Let
the whole hc open md free to every one, hut
establish, ns soon MS possible, an assavinI Of
flee M this~rlnrc, where oil gold dust 10 he
exported from California shall lie cast into
bars or inEols, and STAMPED with the trne
weight aud value, upon payment of The snue
rates ms are now charged for .coininesnt Tho
United Stttes minis, and with the further
privilege OF hnrlng these bars or ingois coin.
ed free of Charge on delivery in the Uuited
states. This operation will save the Govern
nent the expense of d'host Of collectors md
other officers indeed might say, mighty
army OF occupation lift were even possj-
bic 10 keep such an army true to its roiors
7Ehe bars would he preferred ia trade md
commetce. aud Mnnld AeIre- better IA4t, p4,iit+
In. irnde with other countries ueFiie,,larlY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
LETTER OF COLI FREMONT.

WAsRrSGToN, April b. ls4o.
-+t,tt.etet4s- lt.,Ila- -cnnlirmel Of the
sufiarings of himself aud companions. Mr.
Benton has received IA letter from Col. Free
lnani. detailing llia dreadful urivatlons and
rmisluriunes which attended his Journey over
shG Rocky Mountains. 20
The accounts already published scarcely
conc up 10 tin horrors depicted 10y Col. Fro
mont
The number NJ deaths, II, however, not
a,ie so large; I,mt it is too true, that the sur
-i,ors psene compelled to feed on the Bodies
g. 4 thc Gcad.
Col. Fremont throws the whole blame mp
on the Ignorance Of the guide, n man who
55rt' tire tgir55 eifururtcT,urr frt, +,-tti ee
guide for years for Governor Dodge; but on
this occasion hc became completely Devil
,lered. lie took the party Ivy route which
shnuld lave only required three days travel
ing-bIu occupied n much longer times and
through his ignorance or cRreiessness, they
Sad 10 rctrace their steps aud dreadful priva-
sions aud loss of life, the guide suffering as
much rs any one.
When Col. Fremont wrote they were do
ing well, and have arrived, no doubt, before
this in California.
Col. Benton Is collecting from Tfemou,'r
leper, mn nccouQi which NH lac at once pub
iished. Some oftllo details nre terrible
Ihat be j. obliged to suppress them
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China, Use East Indies, rs well ns many parts
of Soulh An,erien, II not in Europe, @e'

Jusr So. a writer 10 the Burlington Free
Prrfs-himself suifrrer-vrty FF9PeF4t con
tends, that While the Government exercises
The monopoly Of carrying the mails there
should be q responsibility on its part i'f losses
by individuals onirusling yaluables 10 its care.
Public carriers are uniyefsaily-llahle for loss
or unnecessary damage Of PROPERTY entrusted
10 their earci and why should not the Post OF
Gee Department likewise be- II not, surely
thr wny-rhouid not bee hedged gp az u max Ia
by the Government, 30 that responsible per,
sons are prohibited running any thing IN the
mpil line competing with the Department.
# is not a settled question, however, that the
Department il not liable for losscs--i. .. Il has
not been settled by the supreme atbitef Of the
country the Supreme Court We should
like 10 see the question tried,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
VERM ONT GOLD

On "Wednesday oflnst week two superb
pieces OF Vermont Goff were trough, to this
village, aud exchanged far cash Even Cal.
tf'rnia Inns never produced SO large humps.
saying nothing nlout beauty. The two piec-
es weighed 1000 pounds, mud were nearly of
the same s2e-2OO0 pounds each, Bnrre
Was il,e placer aud WIN. mud Ambrose BroJ-
ford weraIho Fortunate f,ossessors of'thn fra.
right 10 MnEk IL They saIA liz l.......- e..
'sA1O; a iI'<adefaie prize fef such l~rt,- of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Daniel II. Pearson, charged with murlrr.
fng lis lie md TWO children, NJ Whining.
ton, was examined AT Rendng, on Friday
before Alfred A. fFesc0Tt, Esq, aud iu'yI
COMMITTED for trial He is about forty year
of age, pud1Sthought TO he deficient in inlc-
lect. lie is reported to hive said in nm inter
view with his father, "Ir nm not innocent,
shnll not plead guilty"
Aler it wns known Tint the murders ltl
been committed, it wns rcrollcrte,l ihal IL
was seen IN Wilmington on Tuesday eve
ming nnf on Wednesday morning, and su'
picion was fixed ON linn ms the murderer. We,
was found in Boston, mud consented TO 20
Wilmington, saying he hnd been down 10
New York, having Iii Boston, on TuestH
afternoon,
AT the examination, Mr. Ahiel Carter Of
Wilmington, testified TINT he ind exatfi'e4
the trucks Of feet from the Railroad near 10
the scene ofthe murder. and TINT they CORES
ponded with the prisoners boots. Their
was i,ircr of thiris solc leather, nliont hall
aI' itteIi ~ite, nailed on the outer sole OF liz
boot, with large iended nails, which would
leave very distinct impression upon The
sand. -,
Abel Hohrook testified to hn,inC seco
scratches son Pearsnn's- face, and bland oil
his shirt sleeves. Nnthnn penrsnn. Gaiheral
The prisoner, stnicd that he ,vns nj the hou:c
on Tuesday evening, aud all Of The deceased
were alive and apparently well tn 9 o'cocS
TINT evening. The evidence appearing snl'
fcien,ly strong To hold the prisoner for trial
he was reminded to appear nj the next tern
Of the SuprenH--Judicial Court, TO be holden
ut Cambridge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
80. UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
sATuRDhY,APRIL q, ran

rRAIlEokp rhoH MoyTHrtr ia ruC LiNr.
The friends az lhe Rntlronll liom Montreal
through Ihc Eastern 1ownrLips Of Cnnnda,
hive lrcn made glad 10y The announcement
in tIo House Tho decision ofuic Govern
iucui 10 ussi-t crrfuiu Rulrdml lrGicris Tho
manner orNs,slancr rs a llule different from
M0t fugpe-Ft NJ ffr' Thc GovcrumcH
propose 90 guarantee ono hhlfof the capital
required wIicretrr lle- Company have cN.
Icuded ,he Other half TO insure the gunr-
0ucc go 'lie rog6 rcfrrrcdio. IL - ouly udccs.
.Hry farJtc Company to ralsc ono hundred
rtTUUvIrr TTuTrIrrv uTtTiTrr'Uh Tr- r-trtfirtrri
cot L.le road Is eight hundred thousand
pounds; two hundred lllou-pnd llhve already
been expended aud one hundred more fll'-
frrJbcd. Whenever tie Company secures
aud cVpcnds Tie additional one hundred
thousand the Go'cruurut gunruutrc of four
hundred thousand becomes available, pro.
, ldcd The plan of Government aid succcedy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

From Texas: Dates tFon, Galveston 10
The 9TH inst. have been received At New Or
leans. Tile cholera was raging at Mntnmo-
rus. hut had nhatcd n, Brownsville Aletter
from Brnzos snnlineo, dare,rNiarc, 90, says
that out of n white population Il one hundred
and fly. thirty -four had died i0 twenty five
days. Al Brownsville, one halftlle populn-
ton had died. "a,
The cholera WINS prevailing severely al In
vaca IL had iBen very t1uti nj tttt. ttreHtli et%
ri1a RiU 6rrtrde, htit THE hast utruurts ira,il
almost iiFarpForrti,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

TnE PorE's PEHsoS The Frcrmun's Jour.
nal, The Romish paper in New York City ,lrgs
OF The, Pope not 10 come to the United States,
-@ee""se some of the atnrrirun 2uu11JT eutfru.
lies would "gnpe Mt him with their hats on.
ana o'h'rH 81 ~ his presence with their heels
up IN the mir = The Journal must acknowl.
edge that even this would be more courteous
treatment than his more immediate Romish
subjects, h'v" of Int" cvi'ndad - L;-- 'fLan.S,
have cast out the Pope from their presence
wlthouteYen gaping at him with their hats
on, or throwing "thcir. heels up in Jhc air.
unless they did it for joy at his departure from
among them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

GJ,The Hon W. c Bradley, of Wesrmin,
sler, this State, has addressed utter 10 Mr.
Sargent, Of Pennsylvania, upon the alleged
bargain between Messra Clay and Adams in
the Presidential election Of SCI, Mr. Brad.
ley wns then member Of lie House and took
an active part in the exciting contest which
fcsulicd in the election of Mr. Adam he
afterwards turned loeofooo, but since the
dcnlh of Mr. Adnms,nnd Mr. Clay has become
'slriohcn IN years he publicly denies dhe
existence ofany bargain as alleged, and re-.
Pudiaics The ISLANDERS 80 profusely ayishcd
by his own party upon two OF the most rmi
nent statesmen Of our country Turdy JUS
tlccto the living and 10 the memory of the
dead ltlspropcr 10 slafe that Mr. Bradley
haa herctoiufr, privately denied the alleged
bargain, Honor. aud honesty would seem Ia
dtrtHtr- that hr FIouid tong since have d0no It
publicly,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

New CANADIAN TARIFF. The following
is put forth as the basis upon which The new
Canadian Thrift has been settled The du
ties on agricultural imports 10 lie hlo- same
as those laid on Canadian products of like
character in the Uniled Stutcs r,rw r1ruturii-
tits ia t4tft,ta4 duties other goods ur1rt
merchandise are made subject 10 nn impos,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

lD'Ihc New England Purtan remarks &c.,
Probably there is not man OF competent in.
'clligcnee in our whole country, who now has
not a settled conviction, that lhoFa-uIl be no
slaves IN any ofthe territory acquired by the
treaty with Mexico, Let. Congress do what
they will, let our future elections 90 MS they
may there will !" no slavery in California 49,
The South are now in a state Of despair on ths
subject
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

GF~The Bridge Blti-tor bridging Lake
Championships been defeated, or hid on
the table in Tile New York Senate. 1t Ind
previously passed the House. The vote in
iha Senate was u TO l2--seyeral Senators
absent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

CoHNEcTIeuT LEorsLArURE. According To
the classification Of. the Hartford Cournnt
there will he 10 Whigs~in the Senate, 8 lucor,
free soilcr. md ono -'l{sttiet doubtful. fnthr
House, III Wings, % locos, and ID free soil.
ers' cor these II, says the Courant, 'some
half dozen viii unquestionably vote with the
Whigs-indeed, if they carry out their prin
cPles, they must all vote for MIR Trunhull for
Governor: for whAc he has ever been the firm
AMI consistent opponent of slavery, Mr. Sey.
mour voted for instrumentation orTexas, and.
as we nre informed, openly denounccs the
principles OF the Wilnot Proviso,' In the
Senate the Wings have 6 majority atthc worst,
while in the House both the other parties can
bnl.ti the Wings.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

n The up Train of cars was run off the
track Of the Northern Railroad, a; FISHERS.
vile, on Friday, the 18Th, in consequence of
the careiessness of The swtch.tcndcr. No
personal injury was sustained, but the iccoa,o-
tive was considerably injured. The train was
detained about five hours.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

A RIcH LE6AcY.--A person may leave M
estate TO lila Hon. hni how soon may it he
morigaged lie may leave him money, but
'iIow sOon ihny II be squdntIere1t, fieIIer leave
n sorrd constitution, habits of industry, m
sinblemished reputation, good education.
s4+ta tia-i inward al4heEEeHee- of vice in my
shape or form these cannot be wrested from
him, npd are better than thousands OF gold
and silver
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

-tau,fiiltg sHt l,u-'., rsi,H-fr tf7H.. 'u..Irtr
a, i,uur.rd 900 l'rfua f.r uurrfI.fs 30 D.'ti
,iiH Au4 anI Mr-rlH- iHr l,nr, a. rrHrr. H
.,tllsr irins. iit. .riar. 900 il,r l'urI % i.e
.irs fou. % p ,rHd ~ ti7r t'-rlI'r fruH-
Roth
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
RUSSIA.

Letters from the Russian froalicr districts,
Of the 10Th, state that tire Russian troops TINT
were near Mnidenhurg hnve marched 10 Ca
iiatI. Warsaw wus-ftil of soldiers. Many
regiments wcro forced TO bivouack III the
streets tC that town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Letters from Pcs,h mud Cracow state that the
Russian army on tie frontiers, which is eve
ny tlny receiving reintorccnculs, will cross
the frontiers 10 form the garrison of all the
towns, not only Of Hungary, but ofihe whole
monarchy, including Vieunn, by which the
Austrian troops will be free 10 act in liungn-
~, mad liaIy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

,QPThc Locofocos have no great occasion
for Growing over The success Of their ,conli-
ton IN three ofthe Congressional Districts in
ConneclieHt.~The Wing majSrityin cuch
orthcse Districts was very small, and the IL
Mon of the Van Buren, aud Cnss parties bare
lY succeeded in the election ofrho Cnss can
aidates 10 Congress, and the Van Durenites
getafew members Of iite House and Senate
toray them for eleciinS the NC'9ss mcn to
Congress. Rather poor pay FOR the leserlion
of their pTotessed principles; aud the deivn,-
ing of the Wing candidates who had always
been for free Foii. 'fhgy hold eHhgf offiGs
of great vuitfo or their Triuriptrs very cheap.
The damage to the Wigs Ivy the coalition
can he hut temporary candidate for
Governor trus rIiurutity increased from lnst
year nhnnt two hundred
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21
ASTONISHING CURE or COY'SCMPTION1
CASE Jgroastpeeat besH ias iteAs& If tfette4t7id

.f5JD-NTS1I.NfF LLHT OF CO-NSU-WPITUNI
case proaSHaeeat teysH ie iteasA IF sHestiest7id'
AorsrA. Me May ~, 1876.
-DE. BaAnLEr-SiR: The r hungarian Bal
sam has bee Of the most infDite service 10 the
/ have heen eured ofdn affection ofihe lungs
which was thoS git 10 be incurabic by oil nv
frieuds, by the usc of few Bottles. One Of
my children was aiuo restored 10 health, after
q being pronounced SsyaAA the reaeh Of Medical
I7ad' md this medicine - now my constant re-
sort in case Of difficulty in the throat ard
lssas Yours, truly, r. j. WEEfSS--
.SoIa by ID. G.. BrsdIee & Son, 100 Washing
iaob ct. Boston, sole ageat for The u. States and
HsItiah Provinces; and bv J. G. Bipgi am. 81.
jon nvhug,i; RalIer a. Co. Eyifdon; y. ID. Mer-
rii. ifirspwsin~saEi w :. Hastings, GrEftEbury;
r.. q Butter, DeTSy Line; Dana, Wrecks &
Stanton, panViIIei and zrcEttrTE edieinr-
Tenrr7iiy N Mr. England Si2w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

uI'The bill directing the submission to. the
people of Wisconsin, at the next general e.
lection, OF the question whether equal right
of suffrage is 20 be extended to colored per-
sons, has passed both Houses of tho Lirisla.
ture, and is a law
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

u Letters from Panama, from emigrnnts 10
California, complain bitterly of that route, and
tho monopoly in the means of transportatjon
The rGrenadIan Government having author.
1zed the depreciation Of the United States cur.
rency the emigrants find that dollar passes
for AZ cents only and their pockets conse.
qnen''y empty Add TO this difficulty the OK.
orbltant fares, many who have set out On this
route to the gold regions will undoubtedly be
compelled to return home or seek less cx.
pensive mode Of getting there 1t seems
there nre other people besides Yankees who
undefstand specuinIinr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

LAKE NAyraArIax. The steamers upon
Lake .Chnmplain commenced running their
regular trips on the 18Th INST
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New York Elections.

I The Van Burcu ~ Cnss parties succeeded
so well in . Congressional Districts in Con.
ncrIrt, they tried he game IN some uf the
large Town md City elections in New York.
The result il, they hive been routed, "hofse,
foot aud ,rngbor-.n Tho Glass; s,,e Van I'm.
rem parties united IN New York City Upon
ono cuudidatn for Mayor.
The n. York Express thus announces Tie
gratifying result:
THE COALITION o. HrNKERS AND
BARNBuRNIGS ROUTED AND DIS.
SOENEp! NEW YoRh ALL RonT!
AGran-lhc unfortunate mislnp m Conncc-
tirJlt, our LuCu Foco brethren ofnl lUe- aud
compilations, sprnug upon US here. iu New
YORK, with n determination 80 take from us
our ground ia ibis noble ciiy,--hut Alarmed
10y the fate oi,Ihe Wings ol CONNECTICUT. W.
sprung "to nrnis, and the result is
4 VINO MAroR ron 90 MoNTns 10y 4idl
minority! In the election of Ward officers
the wings carry ~ . ofIhc IL wurdS of Size
city, and five Wig Judgcs,--hy 5000 n,njnr-
tty-thrce tor the 81 aier6SF te'4t aud ino Tor
the Murine Court,
Tie ncw City Chnrcris adopted 10y large
majority.
Is ALBANY, the Wing candidate for Muy.
or Inns n minority Of $50, and the Wigs hnyo
majority an the City Government.
BHooElYN. Tie Express gives the result
as follows:
I The figures speak for themselves. Brook.
/ lyn maintains well her proud position IN the
Wing rnnks-ha,iug clcrled Twelve Alder
men on of cigmeen--uUd n Wing Mayor by
/ over 1000
In many olhcr iowns in New York where
fcicclious have been held general success has
attended The Wings mud norbing but bad
! luck has followed the union of the other par
ties ngains, thcm. The Cass or ultra slave
~ party. aud The Van Buren,. or the nsrnll-
cd free soil purry, do not ninclc so wen as
ll.;- leaders supposed they might. We sus-
pect there ard some of the more honest ofthc
free soicrs who spurn the bargains made lH-
tie leaders and refuse 10 "comc mp to tie
scralch.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

aoltl. was IN True enough biH Hen llls
/ guild pas nfa different quality from ibe Chit
fprUlH Erlirlr, nud 10 yefy rr0hWiiig rvei, ~
il,is price, HHd l'Ha l'in uhynihBgr Of being nl-
wave tfHuHfr1firf. 70 rul liic siOry short
ibe Mrssrs Bradford sold uhhle pair NJ Ok
ru fr 500. liry were large uud ilnndsnue'
mud 10 good nder. AllrrHyear's fulenlnf,
liry viii coin fret rnle, llurrt lpr IO7HHi
GOid'- .nouipslig HaielmaH, '~-I-
ArroisrWSrs The following we among
1lo appointments lately nnuounrcd'.
Tlf1u,as Reed, Sen, Montpelier, John H.
Peek, ii,HiiHaIoH, i'eiisiat HFrHtF7 tidiT ftrrd
rukcs lbc place of Mr. Kcilh, vino bnd rc'
-pncd.
Pulp GrclH IT, ha-'heen appointed Cob
lccror Of Boaop ~ place Of Nlwcu' Nor
,an.
Posrs4sTFRr- .Nftc HqwpshVe Aaron
e. lliigl4e-, Na.l.H!nA llalderHess Gepire post.
Office Discontinued, Edwin Ainswoub Clare
moui W. Brock, Cornish Flntsi T., W, Hunt,
lliusdole; Allen Crosr, Winchester John W.
French, Baths w Wuule, Gollaowri J, VI,
Godfrey IErpinH g. w Wiugnlc, Farming
ton.
Jo-moaL- kufIs G.. Smith, Waterbury, J,
". Chadwick, Newlmry. G, A., Townsend,
BarnarIi @. u, Ddloys WcH IpndolpIG W,
Carpenter, Ea-I RanGolplr. ...-.
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tax Of 100 1912 per cent. q,
yulue, excerpt groceries ihe dun ~, ~" n, ''l'
is reduced below the rates now cha, wye
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FRANCE.

Account, from Paris, by telegraph Of Sun
day afternoon, March %, represent the city
as in II state of cOiumulon.
The measure before llte Assembly. having
for it, oslcnslble object the suppression or
regulation of clubs, las crohlcd an immense
amount of excitement. so FUZZY were Tie
go'Grurnent aware this would he tie case,
llpi on Friday night thGlr0oPs'wefe MI ttiar.
ed under arms, aud patrols pnrndcd the
streets, ia lii!i companies, unril five Oh Sat
urdny morning. These patrols received pos
Iiva orders To fire on my parties forming
hnrricndcs. Measures were nso lnken ~ the
different barracks To guard against surprise,
a!44l Ia rPllal any attack with Iho ulnosI firm.
mess. Boioro tho Hotel de VILE several pie
Ccs oflondid cannon were placed ia battery,
and ilo eoidiefs I'assod The night outside The
building.
On saturday night great agitation still pre-.
vailed Crowds collected ia varions quar-
trrs. The city yrs nguu pntrolcd by strong
hncpL~UFcOvalry md .nihuUry during
'hc nglr The troops were everywhere NJ
der nrnr-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-21

0J'The Boston Post and the North Star are
decidedly ofthe opinion that President Taylor
is against the Wilmot Proviso, because the
Journal of Commerce infers that paragraph
in the National Intelligcnccr amounts to TINT.
Have not these gentlemen read the Inaugural;
The President spoke for himself on that oc .
casun.