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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

IT, new grand musical salocn in New York. knowns
Tripci HALL was opened Thursday night The Isl
SAYS
This magnificent place opened 10 the public last mat
aud every body who catered the room rac lined ial
Ecw iori: had Il musical hal worthy of lis wchh nd
greatness al last lts size its fin. proportions, the cste
Beauty Of the ornaments the fine iresco On The crnghe
arrangement Of the gas nhs around the walls in triple rSs
and NOT in a chandelier in the centre and lis admirable Aus
admiration all combine render il Of the most hui
tiia and i,n:sg.ss.yc slio ms Thai ~ ever saw.
There wrr. only abnu; 900 persons present wh".l
room o! sich extent handful. HE samau-
dcnrc in smaller t1am w1u!i have appeared Ike aIln
!ncn.c crowd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

The steamship PHILADELPHIA, Capt Pearson, arrived al Ne"
York on : tgri!a. a;.crnp0n from ihagrcs
She bring s:j9Jo3ir geld, on freight, nnd large amount
in lhr hands nj pasjrners.
The health ii i.laf. goo! 'elI'' Ia ing occurred
hasc in ',..e: o days. The rainy season IL a"n 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT SENTENCE.
Inrts:iLLr Ger. l9.fhe steamer Fedora! Arch, with
cargo .. hemp r Cnvingon struck yesterday morn
ing md Immediately sdna-Cargo loiIl loss. The boat
viii likely b. rais.a.
Keats convicted MURDER has been sentenced 10 be hung
on thr ga 81 DcceniSrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

PORK DEMONSTRATING AND FEiTHERING
Cr;c.,iTrI OcT. l9-Ihrrr are twenty-five extensive
pa.G houses ready ~ operations and several
dlavcs 1T hogs have been brought III.
\ deci .ha;.d the Fleetwood was tari nnd
lrahcraI nlunan treatment oi one OF The exc" Vi The
it, iais,i steamer knte Flcnaing
Flour i Ciiir,, Lul i;tledoing. Grain Is duh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EE:MlIE st:MlNAnA-

Tt,n i. al n! Erssh i.cies, board idcl .sh,s ln sl.
viii tho ~ Library. 80
IU-' stub IN. liz "Nd branches "'i pay ;I ai'si' siA i..
-; DrtN!us AMI Painting e..
Wr haze Nuna isrnneGt-no charge or the Of
Ia he t,oa, i knes. d. g iear ~: ier aaw "i, In
l-rn plasnlg i!:ys thy ears Vii r.nl, his
-st.. r.s al III ,iir nlsiiIntini gratis
REFEhaNcE tir Ministers generally OF the Virginia g."
Ailfe-- Kr' ~ VI IitSEi
c.ul 2f-ciW Gorlogsvi!.", Ofiig" f"hniy. NirHb1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

"a OTifE u hereby that IN pursuance Of The b
~ apr:cancn VIII h. made t!r President Directors a'
pan; tie f,fiefs paha n Virginia, isrlI. 10 ur neN
u or 40 :tsref ri S.cci standing nuIbc:d
i'"d j1t December. ~ - lieu Of The onsll7 reih,a, LAD
has beer ids Hrdssttuvei an all r-is sf, treb?
$40" "a. ,he: r -lea eS eri,ah MY s,S
f;.' 2--r.s THOMAS " EIl----
q ST Il 1lt'lIA Y j. OF $500 ' ii.o n,
~ STATE STOCK II hereby glye a'e iiiai shfI 'l'i
S.cor !.l!it9r "a! 30 Stale II Nif.at5, 1f in' .I
ea'a q" * rbi sj0es ~ 'hr i ai' 70 ~ 'o G
ihr u tie RgI .A1un,,k Company on .e 80 b.
IS .isned - / y lawson. Treasurer, aNl eodiS - H.
ir3"u IT, = rGni AHifr.hch all cd.iiEca'f ma -.
Gc !" fia ~; aii abb )c"dper, iri- ~
WI, t.scI;st ~ b"it .! -ii" I'm.
''s Ia i's '''' ROBERT ,.-i.gGa@a
,,:s ,av1n osrdu,,eriatt,i n "sL,---~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25
ENCLIsn AID Gas :.cAA seMooL,

TENIIS III, house un,r he .4.Ece
the subscriber. e>i'b': lo The purro "o oiatdn
~ children IL. ,nrniS u combine Tao t'i'i.rSU d.
rp,-, A.. w.ia the ana
Sell regulated c.i-iiG h1Gr The Purs belong Ia hs Zones
,lc- 4. Tar - pIlrrabs haTr the ;ies:Gaoc hHcs u
ts.lrlliloas AMI uH.c him. y.iian parental con'i
1 c!1Ifo all t bf.r;ies usG'iy t1ushin u! corr
AID Ola sra! stables, together WIN tit French
lr I. ac.rr Nj E4aari \ Aains la. an,ir cs;ncpi,.
.l rlytr-!.y Virginia In IL slt. ari IL. dis.. dnng Tie
.t-: closed, ~ih stea, success.
I.t- io!.ov!ns j. ~ cxuact from hi. recommendations
10th III nt'r abiuc- am! isn i' cultivation q t'
ana sr.er hl vel qua;ia!
l-caDto y"I gentlemen preparing Ion to!'ge 81 In G.s
sal eca.lia,... !. ..A accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
Il He ALEB MAN.

g. The irinl Of zone Eyed Thumprnn"
for torgery, 10 now going ca ~ Brooklyn, ~,
" The prisoner IL charged with passing nl-
tered bills Of several hanks, Catherine Day-
rupou Bud Mnrgurr OCouueriwo mislrrsr-
en- Of Bristol 1911, md Joseph g, Arlly, Rlrrn-
ny convicted ofa similar mloucs TOR which
Thompson 10 on uial, all swore positively 60
hia gull.
Diab0iirnl attempt 10 LlOio up n House ia
LancHoe,-lH Lawrence on Tuesday Ivglt,
% neg ui guup"w,lnr~ eighinF several pounds
wuH placed 30 the dour0f ,ho house Of M
Daniel SauUdcF, late Town Treasurer, which
soon after exploded, without, however, dHm-
aging 10 any cNleuf the house, or iujuupg
any hersou llurrin, II 10 supposed ihHI ilis
WIS thg net ~ sumn person or persons VITO
hHvu hreH arFrievedby NJ Saunders nclian
relative To- broaches Of the liconsd laws,
ifartler.
.IHE CENTHAL RoAp,-Ihe worI, Of grad
ing the line through Burlington, aud Of Gll-
ing on llio Lake Shore for depot aud station
b. proceeding with energy aud
despatch. The grounds and docks OF lle
company when completed, will he remnfkn-
bly, spacious aud oommodious.-B burlington
Free PTesS
The Newport News says-"A suite Of
rooms lias been engaged NJ the Bellevue
House for the family Of President Taylor
during the summer"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

From the Halifax Sun, Sept 81, Isls
Hhdt hs Nora. ScotidHS Miuk We have
ndYCT mud any rr7t tTrrtr N 'TT1rry rrrrTrrrrr-5
as they arc are called; but at the same time,
~ think u quite Feasible EGa#y 81 tAese- eaH-
tain those healing properties, which from their
beneficial influence on thcconstitution ,havo led
TO the many published l1udatory certificates
IN their behalf We have now 10 speak of
our own experience Last winter, for "A length
OF limo, we suffered roma heavy cold caught
IA the early part Of the scason--our cough
being violent aud hurrassing-aud more from
curiosity than any belief ia IL virtur-, ~ pro
cured bottle of Wistar's Balsam: and we are
free to confess that ere WI md swallowed its
contents, in ftiu doses as prescribed cough
and cold had l-n Us. AZ the Agent gar-lA.l
Proprietor of this valuable medicine ~ SOW IN
this City, wc mention this ,act in proof gifts
qualities, that he may have our testimony, bc
the value Of Il what it may, ~ add to that or
.ethers similarly benefited. 80
From the Boston Mercantile journal
This medicine, coming from respectable
source UUd rurrt1ttv f,---,+f---! ~ III
cnccd and skiiliul physician is received by the
public with confidence. Its efficacy has been
proved sgs11at yel-t-4fAt+ - d+=e#A.A- aHd
It's fame has rapidly extended 1t has been
extensively used IN every part Of the country,
particularly in the Middle and Northern States;
and strong testimony from intelligent aud
highly respectable persons, has been ndduced
in favor of its merits as remedy for Culds
aud Coughs, Affections orthc Chest, D,scas.
ed Liver, DC.
Lo0k icci To hc mafkS aftEe Genuine.
The genuine B1sam is put in bottles, with
the words"Dr Wistar's Bnlsnm OF wild Cher
~ Phila,' blown in the glass, each bottle
bearing label op the front, with the sigma
.ture OF II WtSTAR, NJ, ID.
The genuine gard T. Bats on the wrapper
For sale hy J. {. Bingham ST Johnsbury
Nlv... Z O..
Parks, Passu s44n~id, aud dealers in medicines
generally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

Tar men MrN o. BosroN.-Accordu
10 Tie pamphlet published lay john II. East
hurni ol persons, copNriucrr, and corpora.
llune who were taxed on $4,000 aud inward,
80 lsil, there wore eight who wore taxed
for over half u milllon ofpropcriy; seven for
bctwcvV 100000 and 100000. fourteen for
hcIwcch 100000 aud 100000, twenty-five
for hriwrru 100000 nul 500 900, aud one
hundred ntd tYcnty five for between 500.
600 uud G0uO The l,sowiug nrc the uuuics
ct thee" taxed G4i aver halt million, Ahhull
Lawrence, sl,Ol2,iOOi Rohcu g. Shaw,
--29, roo, David Scnrr, S7j2 COO; Jonathan
PHILIPPE, SGSs,OOO; Juslnh Quincy, Jr SOLE.
600, John Ncllr-GlGCO0; Thomns Wlrgcs-
.Mnnh, sj5d.010i John bryant, S5l97OO-
BOSTON 7TareAer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
BRIGHTON MARKET, "Wednesday ,Apraq5

BRIGHTON MARKET, "Wednesday ,Aprl25
AZ market, 5A5 beef cattle, % pair. Work.
ing Oxen, 20 Cows aud Calves, 1900 sheep,
and 400 Swine.
Rect cattle-WC quote extra at $3.50; Ist
quutIry, 50; I'd TrIatTty 50, ~; sd quairty,
7Jaj.
Working Oxen 20, - %, no, ITO
Cows and Calvcs-Si9, p, %, n, -, 10
SArcp- 81, ,, !, $50.
Swinc--Il a bic; retail a &c.
Rcmnrks--Alarkot brisk; some very extra
Beet Cattle although there il a large number
Of Swine at market, prices have advanced
from lc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
Summer Arrangement.

n N aud after Monday May 6, lS50, Pas.
- FCUTcr rruJuz rt'r 'f5stur, Trt- tirrTrr-r,'i
Manchester, Nashua and lowell, and va
'Wrut5ur, Briiows faifs, Krrur ami fTtrtI-
burgh,
Leave Wells River At 80 and II IL NJ.
Leave Boston for Wells River via Concord,
u, al 7 30 4 N aud 10 N.
Leave Boston for Wells River via Ptchburgh
at Z 30 A NJ aud / "
Stages leave Wells River on the arrival of
first Train from Boston for Barnet, Danyillc,
Hurdwick, 81 Johnshury. Lyndon, VI, Lit.
tlrtou n II aud Northern, n II,
For further particulars see Pathfinder and
Railway Guide Fares 3-cents more IN the
rurr than VIXEN frryr-,r - r.. purchased.
CO.'S! ROBERT HALE, Agent
I ITERATION | hereby give notice that
II | have given tn my son, Samuel Ftrtchcr
his tine and shall claim none Of his earnings
nor rry any debts at he contracting amer
this date. JOHN G. FLETCHER
-GuucuId. April %. lS10. GG1w3'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
AAMMnAeGSa

IN Manchester, N. ~, April II, by Rry Sir
Clarke, Air Amos Bali, lf Sutton, w., and
Mss Emily y Stotson, Of Oxford, y N
lu West fairloe, Apr! 10, by ltcy r. Hall,
hif ir~ru ~ Bruprtt, and Aitus EHtly ~
Robinson, both Of West Faiflcc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

a. The "rniuy season" has commenced
In these "diEgiugs" in good earnest. Il he.
gan rnining Sunday night, and has -contn.
ucd TO do 80 up to The hour of Our going to
press Monday evening" with scare" mn inter
mission, Even now the fast falling drops
seem "advorisiug' Ms that he Ram King
has ~ irW moro len OF Tho same sdTt. a.
Waits River Is hugely swollcn-morc so
Than tBul other time within the lnst eight
NcUrs, aud seem, bout uu "guucXiug' 10 its
rtrnuri ite-t ef ,li le's ,..l-- H,-ii- -vie,ei,j
while the usually quiet Connection is COX
tending its area ufirrcdomn over "a large ror-
tiop.ofour meadows. The damage done to
highways, icuccs, Bridgrs sc, must be con
siderable We hnvu noticed the gravel rnjn
passing mp aud down on the railroad in this
vicinity several times today; aud It no goid
dust IS i67JtCJ or, 10y rms frrSirvi iFt-,-
evident g<0odly quantity of sind has been
-Bru{i6,d Gazette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
Farm for Sale.

UNliE subscribers, being engaged 70 bpj.
I nrn otherwise than aRuculiUnl, ohrf
for sale ther large and valuable Farm, situ
atcd ~ Newark, lying at the upper end Of the
Village ou the siagc road Sad Farm con.
iaina about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY.FTvE ACRES
of excellent land Or moving, pasluung aud
ulhgc, with O convenient house aud barn
thereon with sheds attached a. the sano 4
bout 100 acres are cleared, and nearly al Of
which ~ ~ a good state of cultivation. There
arc }tH Sugar Trees that may now DO carried
on also, about goo second growth naples
growing on something ike ? acres Of ground,
from which sugar mny be- made ina few years
4 good portion Of tho land RAJ cleared affords
an abundancc ut-vrrTu- uV3lng timber aud
lumber There b. an upplr Irthafd Of 200
bearing trees, youngAbd tDtiityu SAID Farm
is we'll supplied with water, and ~ brought 90
the buildings 30 rods IN good and permanent
lead ppc
\ better dairy Farm cannot be- found n the
country Tho above Deserted Pam H. oilrr,
I'd Tor sale by the subsctibcfs at n very low
price aud on liberal terms. For further lniur.
nation impure of the subscribers
WAL G. DENlSON, Newark
-GilAS O DENlSoE, Lyndon Centre,
Newark, Apfil2 p, $3.50. GG7tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
ST. Johnsbury. Academy.

yyvuE Summer Term will commence ~
Z Tuesday the lith Of May under the
same Instructors as heretofore.
For particulars apply To the Principal or
J., p. BANCROFT, Secretary.
May !, l.jO. COVE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

lAh is party leli or unl--whclhrr in shau,
tbe selii-h ambition Of Henry Clay, o. the
pur patriotism ofDur eEcelleul Chief Mugis-
tmir, b. 90 lin sustained
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

a. Tho prisoncrH la the inl nj Bangor.
uHdc desperate attempt tu escape on Mon.
day night m.tuud Notwithstanding the keep
&C. wn, previously informed of the attempt,
and the pfrcisc time 1t would be- nude, one
OF the most desperate Of lhc number cscap-
cd. The prisoners had made iron bars Of
ege of tlie-is bed.ieatls liad-lt'1-JtSe hstgs
aud very sharp knife The keeper went to
lhc door, backed 10y the Cry Marshal aud n
OF consJallcs aud ctizcus; but 90
powerful was the rush made hy the prison.
mrs, TINT the lights wctc cNliuguisbcd aud q
terrible ighI IN The dark took place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE,

UNnE well known Stand situated on &c.
j IohHahufy lillu, being O hrst rate place
iur dong good huHiHrHHi.t being situated 40
lha head % the Railroad, and 90 Village
ihlt 10 rapidly improving
lnr farther particulars iuVuHe W lhe sub
arnbrr nn tbr premises.
IL CURTIS
g. Johgabuy, May I, l-5D. OL7U
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

LAUGE CArrLE.-Somc ofihc finest oxen
wo have over sVru were driven To the cars ia
this village on Tuosdny,ou lhcir way to mar
kri. Oac pnir of monster uNcn--us iai aud
GcNuilul U- lhry Wctu hrgc-oWucd aud
iHlicurd Nv Vi Nulh' SampSon Of this town,
weighed 1913 lbs Another pair owned hy MIR
Sampson weighed 1857 lis. Another pair N
tho Saiue- drove, owned and iuiicncd hy Cr,
r,l MARTIN, Esq, of Ihis town, weighed 3sl5
the best one of the pnir weighing 1850
There were several more very fine animals
IN the drove BrGHi,Joro' Eagle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

Ur1he mail bags from lhe South reached
this place again Thursday noon, hulnIcd a.
bring lhr Boston papar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

Mn rAluors's RFaAiss.-On Friday. Mr
tulhouu'a rrmnius were removed 10 ~. Phil
p'h church, Charleston, aud after the nor
iormnncc Of HE funeral roryiro by Hshop
tnd-don, hud o discourse ny the Rev, Mr
Miles They were DEPOSITED ln tic adjacent
burial ground, where dley VIII remain sub
lcci Ca lho disposition Of lle Legislature,
which meets 10 November next. The h1,o.
raj procession embraced he grrul mass Of
people Preceding the lonrse were too d.
Visions composed of tho several HuriCiios --
The body was received by tho Governor ai
noon, aud escorted by lba MILITARY, Aa well
ns the civic proc, ,siuu. There was special
guard ufhouOr hy lhe side of ihe pail bear
rrs, md seven bands nf music in lhe process
slou' A detachment Of artillery fired min
Ute guns willie lhe procession moved round.
CHOW SuLWG,- OHrIl 5rtr tUgr,ntrtiU-
~ Taylor Of A-hiold, hillroat a single shot
RON born window one Crows, feed
lng on iho carcass Ola horse placed there
for The purpose, Sixteen Of tic Crows were
unable 10 get on the wing and were soon
gathered un, and on visiting the adjoining
ground iu the direction Of their retreat, five
others hive subsequently been found dond,
hclug beyond doubt, victims of the Same
shot.
The gun wusa largo old trimming muskct,
loaded heavy of course, md furwnnl Of
competent lock, wHs fred with a match. Die.
lance, - rods GTsulfsid GassHs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

tnuu RON Novfi.-ln cxcavaiing an
''''' v't'tl f't'tr TIRE Atrrrir-
~, boston, this week, lot of human homes
wcrc found. They consisted ofthrcc slult.,
six thigh bones, mud pieces orboucs furms,
-l-g-,,N-c.- nHe oc ,ho skulls had lhc appear.
uncc othaylng. been fractured One belong.
81 10 man nhou, % years ofugc, another tn
am elderly mnni ono was supp&scd 10 he thut
OF un negro, Four sound double teeth were
taken ont of Que Of the skulls dud lock Of
short black hair wn7 found with IL. There is
no doubt that tho remains, when lirst drpus-
rcd in The Dulr, wiIict Is Ctgtt-ftct rVnurr
ind twelve feet deep, were entire human
bodies, ny many bones, more or less dccom.
iascd were carried away IN the dirt. No
h1cl, bone Of either body WINS found. Before
the evacuation of Bos,onby the British there
was tavern on the ,sitc, which was the re.
sort of iiuFtTsh Officers. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

Rlor AMONG THE lBIsu.-Procecdings of
n'rioious nature took place in Our village, n
muug the Irish employed on the Valley Road.
4 portion of them wCrG required 10 suspend
~ttk-itttt day ee tNrer az order to pira-l 4e
surveyors lime to complete. some other nee
cssnry work. This was Tot rcirhed. and
they determined that no one else should
work, and uniting with those who haze not
been able to obinu work n; all, proceeded to
the portions orihe goai where others were
employed aud drove them OF, There was
not much damage done Eleven were AR
rested on Friday evening, aud were brought
before Judge Tyler, on Saturday, four Of
whom were ordered 20 recognize for their
appearance. nj the next term of the County
Court, two in the sum of 500, aud the other
TWO ia the sum of $50 each Ono obtained
bniI the o,hcrs were comnitlcd TO Jnil.--B rat
Lebnlo' ponir
SunscHrrrioN ron Pnor. WrnsrrR's PAM
NIT is stated that The recent caiamity
that has occurred td this interesting family,
has melted their old friends in Boston to
raisc for them "a handsome donation as tcs-
tmoninl Of continual friendship. The widow
Of the utc pr. Parkman heads the list with
$500, which has already reached above $780,
coo.
ISnIAN MAssACnE.-Th Galcua Adycr-
tisrr learns that band fSiuuX Indians, urr-
der littr Crow, recently attacked a family
Of Chippewa Indians, numbering fourteen
persons making sugar abovesthc Fails of 81.
ii-n-rAAnlc If lLEu--
This is regarded ms only ma oulburst of the
old tcud between these bands.
o. FatbcE Mathew WIS presented wHh
seven hundred And fifty dollars, by uumt'cr
Of gentlemen friendly to the cause Of temper
aucc, in New Orleans on the I5tI, ult, in tok-
Ell ef their respect &F-tho- ulau- aud the
cause.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

~, New York, lnyo presented him somo very
handsome specimens at thnir cotton mhrics
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
PEDLERs, ATTENTIONM

A FIRST RATE second hand Pcddling Cart
"A with extra hNinEs, with good Horse and
Harurss1yill be- sold at q great bargain. Apply
r r " n r ~ ,N-t&tl--
Apsii Is 1850, 66iu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

"OLp IAck IS DoiNG nErTER THAN ANY or
THIN !'--lhis WINS the exclamation Of zeal.
ous Free Soil man to Us not long since. A. ii
was made with considerable rmphnris and
toy very IcHrncst opponent Of Gen. Tnylor's
domination mud clccliou,wc stopped to lcnrn
IN what particular hc thought Con. Tpylor
MIS- doing better thAn "nuy Of thcmw lie
sind that Clay, Webster, CuSs aud buchanan,
nero all in laynr of n Territorial Govern.
mcnrlor New Mexico, without the Proyiso,
which ho believed would result in the extern
sion of slavery. But cfru. 'Fuyiuris plan is
TO admit California, and then say to Now
Mexico "lorm your Stnio Government aud
ask for admission, ms California has done -
"fhe fcsGT' FUit .tiIu frrr-Futirr, '-,vt,ttlti
surely he that New Mexico would forthwith
ASH TO come n as fee State, ms did Culiior.
nlo,helorc slavery could gain loolhold there.
We cordially agreed with our Free. Soil
friend aud set him down for moro candid
mud reasonable Nnn than wc had before con
sdcrcd him Portland .1dptrtiser
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
CO.N.NECTTCLT MD P.}SSU.lfP.SIC
RiEERS RAILROAD.

f:-,'S5'-,1 ts5c-s7r5 49,, Eetsc A -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

" In testimony ofthcir appreciation Of
.i'e endcavors of General Taylor to protect
''ome ihdn7iry aud Enterprise, The propric-
"'s u Tho Now lork Mills i'm tRoda couu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

THE COMPROMISE CoMnurTEE-lt is re-
ported that the Committee of Compromise
hnye had meeting md agreed upon the
following as a bnsis EMBELLISHMENTS
FIRST a hill for the admission of California
o. and the establishment of territorial govern
mcnts for umh and New Mexico
Second, Another bill for the settlement Of
'he Texas boundary question, 10y large prn-
lnllN 10 ILn1 Sinic. unlfrr rilc nnmc orindcm-
nlly, for the abandonment by her OF claims
ihnt hnNr no ionndntion in truth or Justice
Ihrd, Another bill on the subject of fIgi.
tive slaves
Fourth Tho abolition Of tho slave trade IN
Che District of Columbia
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OF this act and it shall be the duty Of said Secretary to issue
hereupon the Of such scrip the rate of
dollar and per for each called
for by said warrant which scrip shall be receivable payment
for lands subject sale private entry in the States OF
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and shall
be asynable by enforcement atesed by Wit
In issuing said scrip the said Secretary authorized
where there persons than interested in the
warrant tract issue each scrip for his her portion,
and where infants and me may be entitled to scrip
under this act the guardian Of the infant and the husband Of
the feme may receive and dispose Of the same.
Mr. MASON spoke length in support Of his amend
ment, and the debate continued by Messrs UNDER
WOOD, CASS, and ATCHISON.
Mr. CLAY then reminded the Senate that the hour bad
arrived for the consideration Of another special orderthe bill
suppress the slave trade in the District Of Coumbia-and
bis motion, the further consideration Of the bill before the
Senate postponed until tomorrow.