The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03
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{. n made q l-hfugd ana phle hpeecli ~ sup
,nftir hllwhcn, ou motion Of Mr. Fierce,
"A 5v.r.Dd, lhe bill was informally passed
''l.' WsurspAy Jan, -,
II ,.ts rennle, the resolution 10 reduce the
.uun mice Of pine lapdh ~ Louisiana
.irynll Was agreed TO- The hlll 20 e.
n ,'l.,l State Government ~ California WIS
. ..up and the modification Of Mr Doug
oflIlnas, wus substituted Tor the orig
Tins nbulr subject WINS lli0u referred
.,I,et committee, 20 which Tie amond-
.,t.ol ,lessrr. loOiu, DOwnes and Iur-
a., ufr n-u referred,
.tbr ,oslsra hill WIS then taken az. on
.oou' ni NJ Niles, and Mr. Allen spoke up
.it ailrual qm0ng other things Hdyocnl-
,., ID tfpe ewsSaper circulation. The SEQ
.,2 rA,uutnfd without taking the question.
uOlsE Mr. Hunt, Of New York, pre-
.cntrIu hUcuending the laws Ofthe United
-sirs over Upper California, which was read
third lime, II proposes three ports ~ en-
aud hfee Collectors IN that country ,Hud
M rures arising there under the revenue
to', Should be tried Ia tie CrcuiI Cmlrl of
| ptgub Mr. Hall, Of missouri denounced
\ bTll which ho said hotp0t The CONNER.
md manufacturing Weu more ,hau the
pls of California, lie wished 90 hive u
lfrumcul established in Cnliiiuin.
Nc stephen was opposed 10 framing my
lffuluenl for Chlii1rUia, for llie roHsOu that
li rot belong a. ~; llnt u Ind uOt been
ad luG was free % nll; mud there WINS no
.fs.sily for laws for the collection of reVe-
n there, Mr. Morse opposed the bill, M
W. Root, Who sHid llHl ho was much rIr,
pu,rI llru ilr Hunt should think 0r passing
.nibou, avmcliIg the Wilrnot rroviso 10
. Tho l,,l wue iIitu referred 10 tho Com.
uiupc or Ihe Wlule, aud ordered to hr print
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TIhRsDAV, Jan. -.
SIN VIE The Resolution heretofore
Iiarinl ., w. iullpc9n, 81 Louisituu, direct.
Hs Doe t1m0'dico an Petitions iu enquire
10 lr cNpcdieHcy &c graduating ,'cnsiouF,
slowed 10, wou4ldcd soldiers, according 10
Ne Anul of the Injuries received hy Il. IN,
"A geo 'ed takon mp, duly considered ~ j
n l lrusc went into Committee Of the
" VIZ Iopuihs 10 tie chair.
VI Ihomreon, of Indiana, mnde u speech
h,l lhr conduct 6is lhs Democratic nor-
~ un llnuzc,-aiI ltq auliecl Of slavery,
sustained Tie Nligr 10 the course lliey
NJ pursued.
NJ, Mckay from tho Committee on WAYS
d Nrnht' fcporird - Till presiding Tor tie
.Wdfo "l gold dollars, which Nns prnd twice
,d referred Ia the Committee of the Whole
I'1sa on the State Of The ruion. Adjourn
3D.
FGIpAr, Jan. 90.
SENATE, Mr. Athcron presented res.
ouiuus lpu tl,o Legislature. " New Ilnmp. |
,hrr uIging members TO veto against tl,c I
.i'c INdr" m tlc Dlsirik of Cnlumhhi, aud /
N Territories; "lucl, was ordered TO be- I
.npi
I., House went into Committee OF the .
hNl', undu AFTER lUs,iug Gipriya,c bills nd. .
.H..L
SATURDAY, Jan, q.
t.H Senate wns no, IN session, mad the .
aasg attended 10 no business oi'inporluncc
MuNpAY, Jan -.
SENATE. Nj Douglass from the Select .
'"uuurr on the rulJnCt reported q hill nd. .
tfnrg California iHj0 lho lRinu ~ u SAte,
I'm providing for the admission or New
NNcu iuihr same maurer. when H. pupu-
H'n ',mIl he sufficient This bill wac cor.
nl I'D u" printed
Ibr lloa-o ,.rlt into CQmmn'cc of lie
N.l, on the Alilimry Academy. Mr. Beale
.dru speech about slavery ~ The new ter L
0r,cs MrJ. II. lngersoll offered an u.
.ndweA establishing n prufrssorshiu OF II
mtuewhich wa, discussed by~Messrs. Poi. II
1c,' Stanton, Holmes, Ncnahlc, mud others.
A0'l -p"cth from Mr. llarnlsuu, the a.
asdmcuI W.. lost, aud tie hill was hid u
'd'' "iule tie revolutionary pension hill aud
lhl pensIuu- hll wGrr considered. The I.
1Ilhhlurc thrn rose aud reported all three
'hr'e 9ills, wirch were all pissed, and the 7
louise adjourned. -
On Tuesday no business Of my ~fmpor-
iNee was Transacted ia either lIodSr.
Tue CnotrHA Ar New( ORLgANs. We
lNs New Orleans dates to the 10th, which
l''N OF Tie cbolcrn there rs nearly extinct.
\ 'e.'ProPhlc despatch Mt Mobile snys, that
'1 lhe ldlh there were four deaths by the
.aglera at the Charity Hospital in-New- Or
eansi five cases admitted aud sc-eu dis.
HHgrd. The number Of intcrncnts that
iay was -, oIwhich 10 were cholera cases.
\ late despatch gives ,hc number Of deaths
!! cholera ior the week ending Jan. 2l, as
30
lloRRrD DEAru. A IMAM unn,,a Cone
eIonging 10 Enrol, IN this Sin,c vo,,,, an
II me oill INST TO examine ate traps scr for
tier aud, beaver Not roturniny sootoI,
las made, and oaly his head aud g,ns L,, il,
boot were lound---he having been rn,on l,v /
caiamount. A party was nj once formed
ohuntand destroy ,hu nii,mal.--.N. H. pnper
Hiram Francis Hubbard Miss
ing.
SoLle time in the Spring of 1877, he went
''rtslt his fathers family at Baraboo, WIS,
,9n'n aud left there in the fall for the East /
, ~ eTother wrote me that he would visit
pD'Ar IN the winter or spring of ~, but |
r"n,d From bis sister T., now rcsldurat Olvr !
'Ppr, Lancaster. Mass, that she .rcccivcdIt
!, "l''f from him since he returned from the .
ii'sI dated at West Brook6cld, Mass, since
I'Ih she can hear nothing from him