The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-05

and the one receiving the least number should
withdraw aud give his support % the other
Mr. Miner made no reply 10 this, Mr. Ly-
man received more votes than Mr. Miner' anu
therefore declines 30 Withdraw
We carclessly stated lasl week that ihe blh
Of November had been Used upon ior see
ond trial The votes are not officially can
yassod until the meeting o. the Legislature
HftGT Wti1iI Tie Governor 0Ii0FB ahother M
Al, A plurality elects on the ID trial
DIVISION OF 4 CorsrY,-Notico has been
given of an application 10 the next LeRisla-
urc for change In the location Of the Coun-
~ Buildingp IN Orange County Some one
/ hns'informed NJ that the desire Of tho movers
was 10 take bcyeml towns from Windsor
I County, and With Orange County make
new or ~ additional County, On the 2ith
alt. a meeting was holden NJ Bradford 10 n
don't preliminary measures for the formation |
of nes County aud 10 change the location
a. the County BuildinPs-i g, We apprehend
10 make Bradford q shire town, a commit /
toe w,s raised 10 dao and circulate petitions
askinf for the change The meeting rcsolv-
,.,l ,lu, t.o time has arrived when.hy great
change Ia the means Of communication the
urrsrrt lorutiun NJ the County BuildiurH Of
Orange Count, Il found greatly 20 inam-
moIo the largest portion Of the people Of said
County, and q removal or change D. Loudly
demanded by the public,
THE JUVENILE CONCERT"
AlrC. II. CLAIM, opened ihc doors to the
rrririif ~ Fritlrv eve. 90 che performance
of the Juvenile Ciu.~ which hr ha- been
teaching vocal music, m dis place, for Few
month, pn,t Tho thrc were NO tickets Of
f,rod a., auction Tor "hattcr-'o "comio sing
cr," 10 bid ego or. sega upon, 10 create an rN-
citrmeut, there wan ru,h-'a fall hoR-c-a
highly grutG,d house, Al were surprisyd az
the pruG .icncy OF the pupil. Unless there
wczr some Young" Nirhiiupolr-'t our ear
10 'ar, deceptive; aud itthcy should not mdcr
j. the ,Auhl training of Mr. Clark, equal the
"Sv,di-h %lshiugal,," hcy viii, by The
% cultivation Of sweet voices, add Ca their own
q comfort Ia mmrc, aud promote lhc happiness
O. ofother.. MeClark evidently po.sc-.c. an
aptitude ior d,c pleasant duties OF bis proics-
NJ sion.
~ Lou ,,rm CAm1Ai. a Village meet
~. Ing VIZ. rc.cut, hald in Montpelier, at
a which o., a4,Aor,t, of tLc place were Ancrt-
cl 'o -,y I,.lJ ilIr street, wore we'll u ltrl at
blight during dc approaching session Of The
49, l..l..4.- A--ll4.l..A '.-----t-'r-''i
" Tlu olf ,lF.ui.iuit trtt inc Ui'u'f-.tH .., 500,
-L.-illnLe iny uecd morn light 90. enable
ID. them 20 kccpout of the cutters than tic ot'
T.. ilcn. OF Montpelier need at an tmcsY
be- TIM Por,ro Ror,-ln various direction.
w. the newspaper. tccm with account. Of the pc.
&c TITO rot. TIE disease has prevailed 20 som,
n extent in tn, rcgion,but mainly on land long
" cultivated W. think Potatoes have been OF
y ftrcd pretty freely here the past week At p
cents per bushcl.-honp,lie idtchmdn.
Potatoes arr disposed df to the starch man
- ufacturers in this section for from 10 10 Z
k. cents per bushcl, Those of good quality
" for family use, sell in our village for 25 cent?
Mt bushel.
y BGnTSEUrUUU RAILROAD. TITS Roal
Mt was opened last Monday. The ears hereafter
N are to make dailytrips between Rousc's Poin
C. aud o,.,lrn.lurgli The HuSd rms through
~ an almost new country for n considerable dis
49, lance, and it will afford an outlet to northern
re- New York that cannot fail TO asve a grca
az influence upon the growth and prosperity OF
- the inland section through which it passes
II II also connects Boston andthc great western
~ waters 10y railway and water communication
FoorF AND FRrMoNr,--H seems 10 b,
" NJ. E,.t,'- t,,,l Ia punrr.I y,;,l man
," lie has had quarrel with Mr. Fremont On,
Nv account Of the ARRAY is rs follows Mr. Foot,
directly accused Mr. Fremont of scckin,
VI and urging legislation over the gol,
', lands Of California for his own private inter
~ est and benefit. This Mr. Fremont warml,
repealed, and the two soon became involve,
in personal struggle and fight Mr. Foote'
, ~ blow brought blood, and thcrc.was much con
fusion. The comhatants were separated b.
Senator Clarkc.
49, The nthcr aeenHptis-thEt- she aiIray tool
place III the Rotunda of the Capitol. Ere
mont told Foote he was no gentleman, where
upon Footc struck Fremont violent blow
Alter short struggle they were separated.
Later accounts state that the trouble la
~. been settled-both the combatants are gentle
nd men.
he e5~ William Hayden has been rejected b.
be the Senate as Post master at Boston,aud Gee
sh W. Gordon appointed The proceeding Ia
40 excited a good deal of feeling in Boston NJ
Hayden has given very general satisfaction
in dischargna the duties of the olhce--.
n, SECfssIoN RuMoRa-Thc 'Washinrto
N correspondent of the New York Commercia
c, Advertiser states that reports have'-rvachc
be the seat OF government from reliable sources
liz that serious iirep7mtioAs are making in Sout
is Carolina, urJtcr the sanction Of the State AZ
a thoritics, for general plan Of resistance t
ii, the luws Of the United States. or in o;hc
nm words, for seccssion. The-El6ycrhor has II