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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
BBMrEsSa

In pnnviilc, July II, of typhoid fcvcr, Ro,nma
daughter Of the widow Amy, AMI the late lInrr,
Brown, in the 2eth year Of hor ngc, 49, ~
lAAAlsrlh- lnlY = Mary Jane daughter Of Mr.,
Ii"t,cy Estes, ugch wears and months,
In bradford, July 30, Mr. Samuel McDuGec, aged
nheut ~ wears
L this town, July 5, Mrs Laura. wife Of Mr. War
ren Briti,aF,l 40 wears Tho disease that tcrninat-
ed her lie was Consumption by which she was hong
confned and suffered much. She died MS she lmd
lived, with hl confidence la Tho gooines, and MGR
cv Of Cod, NTH fht none IF His purposes and PROM
t-"'- "lltNai' utuccumplslnnrEt. Com. '
~ WIN -ton. July OH. 4.hamcsv BrovUc.l T-7-
-e'un', of no rn~ve--t, v,rr-rt
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WAsIfiNGroN RuNous.--Tucs,lay Jul,
21.-Mr bradbury, amcudmcyt j. the re-,
suit of CAUCUS NJ n,arro having declined
a place IN the Cabinet, either Mr. Gentry or
Mr. Jones, or perhaps Mr. Conrad, will sue.
cccd-. most l5%cly MIR Gentry. Mr. Hall j.
installed IN lis post, There was Cabinet
meeting to-day to talk over matt,ip. Moth.
ing ni Importance was done. Mr. Ewing sue
rccds Corwin in the Senate, Mr. Niuld has
been confirmed n Commissioner OF. Buildings.
Mr. Curwin entered the Treasury Depart
mcnl to-day. Mr. Seward entertained the
late Cabinet, aud q large number Of states.
mcu of both political parties. ~ dinner hi.
evening. Edward Butos has accepted the
eili e. OF Secretary of War. IL has hrcu near.
~ decided 10y the member. ct the House Ia
pas, the Appropriation Bdl, aud then take a
recess until No, cmlor, The Hon. Daniel
Webster entered on the dutir, of secretary
OF state tcstcrlay Mr. Cntcndcn accent.
the Office OF Attorney General
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THE GREAT FREsuET.

In consequence oi'thc late powerful rains
The VALLEYS of the Winooski and Whine river,
and Otter Greek have been visited with
most powerful and destructive frcshat. cnrry-
- away 'rfr+rry' rUtvcrJs aud commandments
on the railroads, and doing immense damage
to buildings, highways, hay grass and stand
ing gram over large section ofcountry. 1t
rs btli'ved to be theimost disastrous flood that
has ever occurred in the country sina,. tho
great heshct of 1890. The reports which
have come 10 our cars.are too crude and CON
Trajectory 10 be fit for publication. Nothing
a. Fat, ~ certain bur that tho havoc IL fearful
" treat ftsritog'on Sentinel. .j,jv -
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CHOLERA RECORD

So l.nfIsr ,lWly 2pilt,-The Board 0f
llrhl 10 rrlnris 10 deaths by cholera hHHs
uIr last twenty hourr.
CEcNNATI July lgHt-Thr Board Of
llwltl reports ~ death, by cholera during
hio last twenty hour, aRd 90 by oher
diseases.
duly 2ot,,-ao deaths 10y cholera, and 20
by olbcr diaascs,
| LnrlsvlLirr July H. Tho deaths Ia tds
eiiN, during the pat week from cholcn,uum-
hvr So
tTVCTVNAri.luly a2.-D During iho n hours
ending thls evening, the Board of Health re-
pnn that 80 deaths have occurred, IT which
~ were from cllulrrai % died from other die
+UlETF
srLorls, July 22.-Wc l,arn from III,
report oi the hnlrl Of llcallhorthc % hou7
ending Saturdays, T. M.thnt tho intrrment,
reached 90, 0f which 20 were deaths lp
cholera, and 20 were children undur o ycan
! Of ago.
NmdaH =. H-1hc dpalhs within tl,,
past ~ hours uumlHr t,.0f which lG were
from cholera, and ~ wctc chidrru.
I"rIsvn.LR, Jnly % The cholera Ia,
nude NJ appearance iu iva hlpks nf house
/ in the lower part uf the city, oorupird III, p0nl
! lnmil ios, and has rrcatod much alarm. Sine,
| The lti rrpou thcru have hrrn % ca,cs Ant
20 deaths The cau-c Assigned + q slagnan
pool Of water, from which highl, oncnsiy,
-trnrh nri-cs, The other pnrts Of the city ar,
reported a. be- healthy
/ iIr,muGn July 20 Many eases of
J cholera are d1'ly rcporird, but upon diligcn
1 inquiry, It l. found that but few really o.
/ cur,
7 81 L0Cs,July 2a,-1hc total number ol
'''''+''-'' 'T'''-k''r'ii,- ,'--,r,ir,
$3.50, ~ whlrh si1 were fiom cholera Tutor
mrnt- Tor The past - hours, g3-of which on
/ ly - were rhplon ca.c-
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&gAas MnMelsY,

ln.ihi' town, July I, Mt the Centre Village Hotel
by Rev. I. u. Spencer, Mr. Alfred O. Eynns, an,
Mis- SarliI s. russCi, both or Sutton.
la Barnet, June 90, by Amos 5. Hale, E.l., Mr.
Nnloras v Moulton, of West Bedford, Mass. and
Miss Mcranda Parker, of Waterford.
At South Ncwbury, Iuly. II, by Rev {. W. Camp
bell, Mr. William d. lIibhard Of " Y. city and Mis-.
Elizabeth i. ChanbcsIn, ylaughtcr Of Col. Moo,lv
Chiimherlin of " -,
In Ncwbuy July 2sa, ~ Row VIM. J. Kildcr.
Rev. Joseph T.. King, Of the Vermont Conference,
and Principal Of the Newhury Seminary, To Miss
Melissa HNlcv, of Ncwburv.
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rRocEEDrNGs on coNGnrsr.

The Compromise 1871 WIS discussed with
great cauc-tncss IN the Senate last -wcok
NJ lIrnnu's motion for GXiug the boundary
ofTcAas ~ ~ Ia give View Mrsiro the prpu-
or bouudarics was rejected hy q decisive vote.
Mr Foote'S motion toG is the northern Lound-
airy of Tcxns a. - y. was also rejected. On
"Wednesday, Mr. Webster made another
speech Ia Giyor of tbe 1911, which Wa one Of
his alilr-i efforts NJ The pEipn. Several a.
amendments wrrr rejected oH THURSDAY aud
Friday including the Missouri Comproms.
line, which was rejected, ~ Ia ~, III the
House on FrALya resolution WIS carried,
lo5 tool, declaring II iucNpcdirnt to admit
Alr Smith a. Delegate from New Nir,ico.
aud q finilyr resolution was rouridrrod Ia
reference a. the delegate from Drscrct On
Mouddy Mr. Clay dadc an earnest speech In
behalf Of Gir Omnibus Bill,
Ia Senate. on TUESDAY, Mr. Turncy offered
nm amendment 10 lbc omnibus bin, auhori1-
Ing California IA i0rln State. Constitution, Ia
be- submitted Ia the urNt Congress. Ilc ar
gurd ~ propdcty Ia consequence or the pro-
posed change Of her Logndarios Rejected,
. - 10 49,. Tie day WIS @i'apicd IN cun-il-
cring the Omnibus,
WFpNrspAY, .iuly -
&. SrNATt,-Ihc special nricr ~ the day
was taken up, when Sir fnntc Withdrew tom
/ pomnly, his amendment a. the Cumprumi-c
| Bill
Mr. HradLurl. submitted his modification
! prupu,ing three Commissioners Ia run The IL,
D Il l.. L. 1
. MrNiru.
I Mr. Eu,E Offered lis .m,udmcut I6 flal- N
/ Mr. bradbury, and CALLED for the yeas and
nays, which we're ordered, and the amend
mcnt Wa lost ~ to3t.
Mr. Hale offered an amendment, that th,
rirhtS and claims of the United State. an,
Texas shall remain o. ~ present untl their
settlement hy the Commissioner
Mr. l;u-k acqsio-cod "a The pruciplo of ia,
amendment hut would mutit IL -o thar thing,
should remain ~ they wcrc on the 10th NIarcl
1870.
Mr. DAYTON opposed the latter Suggestion
aud Mr llalc said hc could NOT accept IL.
/ Mr. lluu"r spoke against the appointment
Of the Commissioners.
lloCsr The House went into Comn,itir,
I ~ he Wh1lr, Whcn NiF ifylcy moved Ia IN,
aside the special orlrr,thr CaliGnia message
and to take mp the West Point Appropriation
Bill
Mr. Wentworth insisted upon the regular
or.lcr. Mr. nalloy'. motion W., carried %.
a. 80.
Mr. Raylry moved that the Committee re-
o.. port adversely Ia the hin,
Mr. Wentworth made proposition "a strik,
Gut all ailcr the cnacting clause aud spok,
against the movement, ~ designed Ia pas, IL,
4 APPROPRIATION Bills, and then - home. lcay.
ing other matters unsettled, His speech wa,
continued amid much interruption.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

EDUCATION IN THE WEST.=t rircuiar
signed 10y Gov. Sladc, of Vermont, as Sccrc-
tary and General Agent of the Board of Ma
tional Popular Education, has been issued
from which itappcars that one hundred and
sotcnty-fvc teachers have been sent out hv
the Board, in seven classes commencing in
June ls47. They have been sent to West
crn Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana.
Kentucky, Tennessee and Texas. More than
six thousand children and youth are IN
cf"tIYefF ifistmtSl6N@% YtfYTfSrtGsctl to send
ont another class ON the 3d of October next,
and to gather thcmar Hartford for the pre-
paratory course on the pad of August: and the
General Agent applications from la
dies TO form that class. The application
should be made 10y letter, addressed by the
ladies' themselves 10 Miss Nancy Swift at
Northampton, Mass, who has prepared the
last four classes, and who will take charge of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GENERAL
TAHtoR,-Thc Washington correspondent
of the n. Y Evening Post SAYS that among
documents which will form Interesting mate
rails for the annals OF President Taylolr's civ
ic career is long letter not upon the files
of the State department., addressed by him
To Mr. Buchanan while the writer was ON
service in McNico. II is reported that this
tcttcr, taken in connection with subsequent
events aNdSls more satisfactory proof of the
sagacty, foresight aud ability of the writer,
than any of his published writings
a. Letters of administration have been
taken ont on the properly of the late prcsi-
dent in Washington, which is valued at $50
600, in favor ofhis sun-iu.law Col. Bli-- i
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKrr-rnly "a

CANBRIDGE'CArTLE MARKET-ruly a.
NJ market 2ai cHttlc-Hhout ipi hcevc., and a.
.tur's, consisting of working oxen, COW. and calyc.
urE X z.r,ii
fticiN-M Market Hccf-ENir 81 10: 1T quality
g l.! ~ quality 20: 81 quality - surdnnty in5
AA4H talNC. a o, Hide 80 cKt Tnlh,w q 40
Store Working ONcu sol, ~, 80 81,
Cow. and Culyc---S2o, ~, 3IaI4.
Ncnrlug~- Nonc
Two wears old-Nnnc.
Three YEAR oh.--S1O. 2ln27
sheep and Ihmhs-lo66 NJ market Pircs-Ex.
tu -, IA 3. Ry lot sa.n3.
SMhS- kcinil q BE. Spring Fig GuTc.
Cattle. Sltp,.t, 4 I ami. G,.i,. IL.
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Arrival of the Atlantic.

D::oA et Sir Hob,H Pcci- DcJcm erMc Bri,.
ISL MnhhH So,
The Atlantic lcl Liverpool the 10Th of
July, and reached Halifax in 10 DAYS aud
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THE DEATH OF SIR ROBERT PEEL,


The sudden and violent death of Sin, Rob,
err I%o' caused great sensation in England
nag. rance The English papers to the cx.
/ e''s'"t- "tal'no-terrrr thing risrabuuud with
extended notices of the life X character ofthc
late Premier md with spcCuiations as to the
elect his death VIII have upon the politics
OF his country. Tho particulars of his death
are@t1'ls stated On, SATURDAY cvcnir, ,Junr
~, while proceeding from his residence in
whitehall, up Constitution Hill, his horse
suddenly shed at something passing. kick
up ms heels and threw Sir Robert over his
head ON his face. Although rendered insrnsi-
bic 10y the fall, Sir Robert retained hold or
The rcinS' and the animal being thus checked
lost h's footing and fell heavily upon the ton
OF the Baronct. Several gentlemen passin,,
rendered the Necessary assistance, and the
eN-frencr was placed i'm carriage. and
removed To his house in Whitehall i'm a st,tr
Oh inscnsihility. Allthc medical talent of
London was soon at his disposal Tlrir uni
tGu efforts were unavailing. After lingering
hll II 4-Clock on Tuesday NIGHT. tht. r-rrnt
statesman expired, in the cod year oil ms ave
In reply To an offer 10y Lord John Russell
IA the name OF Her Majesty and tie nation.
VI public funeral, the family declined the
honor, lnasmuch as it VAS Sir Roberts last
wish thai he should bc buried In D-lyfor
!. Wiley, with as little parade as possiblc.-N.
}. Ir'btBe.
g. From the official report of the cih.
'lcrk of Cincinnati, for The week ending July .
49, we learn HAT three were $50 cholera in (
crnicnt- m thai 'iiy DURING that period
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FACTORY RTRNED

The W"olco Factory or Mr. $ X, Rcmicl,
At South lIlrlwick, va. burned la,l Monda,
night The machinery al-o, WI. all lost hur
the stock saved. in por, The Factory wa,
partially insured ~ ono of the Conrorl. (N
ID offices hcsrock ~ the Vermont Mutual
Tor $1,000. Tho ,io5k was owned Ty f'ITmI6
ttUir6U N,iWcyiII0-
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"hN lArLoR.-A letter from Washington
;,Ee,sN"' AIRS Iaylor,thc widow ofthe Pres
',dont continues almost innnpsolni,la Sh.
mas from the time ct the Generals election
'nt'rtalncda fatal prcscntimcnt that he would
NV, WIN The fate Of Presidential airiscn.a and
-. u'ltlu@ his term. II ltt-r,ttri i1nvr frnt
WA! rom the city ten days ago, to sr,rnq-5Ii-
i.. i''', healthy place, hisNainaijie life would
, r; :, oeen prolonged. lie died of the. mala
'"a' movers around the Presidents man
AL o' me disscntions and delays ofcougress
to-. "ia OF the vcNatious opposition of prognos-
M. Poliur'ans, like MIR lea,,ll- and AIR Ste
s,,, ,ils, &c endured enough ts kill tite,,-
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FrNGWAL PHocRssinS ~ ALHA sY..-
tho funeral pru-r--ipii consequent Hpaa the
death 6ftllclr-drnt tOnk placcat Albany GA
"Wednesday. The column -Wns more Than a
mile IN length, and ocrUpicd about thirty five
minute iu passing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

a. The 'conqocticuf falls -lowl, At Hart
io'l and Springfield AZ Hartford, on Tues.
day afternoon, twas II ~ feet above low
water mark. The Times estimates the dam
age to grass and potatoes along the banks of
the river, in Connecticut alone, at s5o. ooo.
and fears that the water remaining SO long Il
time upon the meadows at this season will
cau~c much sickness.
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THE MARKETS.
nHIGuTON MNnKrr Irl,. ~

'f'''''' '''aH flHNhhla ! dNlN -
~ market, $50 beef cattle i0 .tor,. : pnir. WORK
me oven ~ COWS and cul,cs, i5op shccp uul ainl-
aud 1000 swine.
iil'ts Beef tutilc-ENtu, SGl; first quality
"' ."roui 1upliNGl thirl quality, 4ja4!.
working oNuu-- $50. pn. %, u TOO
l"Ns and tnl'",--sl6 y, - 81, 81. 10.
sheep aud tnmb.-Sll 2.23l.
SWINE bic.; 'prinr pig. Dc; retail O u 7c.-
lU hog, ut a.
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ENGLAND

The death of Sir Robert Peel. who wa.
killed ON the 25th of june 10y tall from hi.
horse, the event OF the week which maka,
the strongest sensation aud most occupics ia,
ncwwspapers Of both ENGLAND and France.
Speculation is rife in England as to the
prohablc effect the death of Sir Robert Peel
will have in the position ofpartics. The rcn-
cral belief appears Ia be- that the event will
rather strengthen than weaken the bands of
the present ministry.
IN the House Of Lords, ON Monday nipht.
The AllnstrN. suffered another defeat. bv a ma
lorty of p, on The irish franchise I'LL. The
proposal Of Government was that the fran.
chiAe Sha't!d la fee'iIntrd by an - qualiIica-
uoh' ana Lord Stanley proposed an amcnd-
ment that the qualification be- gi5 instcad-
me amendment being carried. and the prin-
cple of the bill DESTROYED, Government have
since Withdrawn it. They have Withdrawn the
Lord Licutcnancy (lrcland) bill the Mcrcan-
tile Marine bill, aud the amended incumbcr-
rd estate blll. They have announced their
determination to stick to>thc projects and if
need her appeal Ia the country upon-it. which
has been denounced by men ofall ,hade,
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a. Tho Central Is NOW in running oulrr
to Wt1 Randolph from the South, aud io
Waterbury from he Wee. ny saturday il
; r. rSpectcd thc rad will be- in running order
~ tho large cllycu 1T NoHhfUid, and irtm
Burlington n Williams in AddIcscN, three
miles wet n Montpelier lFmchmaH NJ me
NH
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FRANCE

~ - '' -f't'rrf.'T HTDT-UJ7I, .tHty I'M.
YIN FRIDAY attcrnodnp ~ Nnunu, auita. ,uannn,l
GEORGE Alfred Walker, compassion wa ar
rested near the Elyscc, under suspicious cir
cumstanccs. loaded pistol was found in his
p"SSessioh' ana he confessed that he had hoea
Tor long Time Watching an opportunity for
asSassnating the President orthr Rcnuhlir
The electoral lists for paris, under the now
law arepublishctl. The number orclcGiors
for Paris is 1900. Under the old law tbr,
amounted to, 22I,00o. NJ Lcdrn Rollins now
paper was YESTERDAY seized hl the autbori-
ties.
Dupin hns been reelected President of tbc
Assembly lay n large nf7oriy.
Louis Philippe is said 10 be dying orcanccr
~ the stomach. and his physicians state that
his life can scarcely last month longer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

<l"otlo H"i"om II"ts r'orL. Importa-
ton of Foreign Woolcn. into New York .ciiy
last week,
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~ The widow n Gen, Taylor and her
family have removed 10 la residrncc of Scc-
Rotary Meredith Adw Spending a f'w days
rhcro,thcy viii tnlc mp thcir abode with their
fiionds ia baltimore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

Sa' The New York Courier * Enquirer
says that Air prarcc has declined the post Of
Secretary of the Interior aud that Mr. Con-
rad Of Louisiana. TIA. boon lPpointed in ms
place.
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TIE Walk.

Tho election Of the State Ti,Lc, hy IN,
P"oplc-loth branches OF the Legislature,
Wing brothers, let tl,at be- the mark
lidicLmlH.
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sTOLEN Pn0rEnTY nrcnNrnEn.

lh" onset upon lLc sldlIiualuw-, AZ Wpd-
hurry lns resulted In the discover, of a large
quantity of stolen property. II hnsalso brcn
a'roHalnrd tlal they Killed the horscin Corn
wall, of which mention was madr In our lat.
and are the identical prr,ous that were prowl-
ing around ia Ibis town and yiriniry two or
'hrro weeks since. Property lot from ti,
vicinity and found Ia lbcirpr-c-.ion ha. la,rn
recognized They had harnesses, acrrcs
ut WOOL ehrrae, uls Of hulirr, rluth,li saws
and variety Of joiner. tool-anuuol, yarn,
rrlI'' . horrs-l black, ,orccll, h,y; calf
skln- 80 mrnl hlgt, and % variety orotbcr ar
u"lcs' which can br obtained hy tho owndr-
upon application 10 Deputy Sheriff T.. r.
Scrihnor Monipclicr.
a. 'lhc llousc,pn SATURDAY,. refused n .cai
to M lalldu the DEDICATE from Dcscrrr, H.,
vote 'oflot "a ~, Alr Smith. or New Alcv.
100. was regretted the DAY previous, TWEEN.
/ Ti-flNE LOCOEOCOS fran tho frcc
States voting with the South against hiu.-
llihlard and l'oaslec Of New Hampshire wcr,
Of the numh,r.
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Caps, of all Styles q Qualities.

CHLDRkNS' MATS II C.fpS or FtNCyE'yz.
1rTERNS = EXCELLENT urTKRi1L.
keep experienced wotkmrn and nanuf,e.
turr tnuut of my uwn sturi and am able. ta MS
SURE the public "f IT. qualities md ~ onrw,.r
iL9rd-rE tot ntiteirs, put GA hand. at shnrt
T.oiic.
- 'oh.ts"rE alv i-'o h7o,t
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PROF. JOHN W. WEBSTER.

DR. Webster FIRST learned the decision of
the Executive Council, ia hi, ease, by read
ing the report in an evening paper. II is
stated that he was but slightly agtatcd. hny-
ing we are informed, prepared himself FOR the
worst. II is further stated upon reliable an-
thoriiy, that he has expressed of late no de-
sire Ia have his sentence commutcd. and that
he appears to have more realizing sense of
The awiHl situation in which he is pla,.rd. and
also that he is evidently. preparing himself
for III" awful fate which surely awaits him
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Webster and Gmi-
~ visited him in his cell. They had not
then learned the decision of the Governor
and council. High Sheriff Erclcth visited
the prisoner this morning, and found him
quite calm, exhibiting no observable change
IN hiS general appearance The family of
the prisoner. for a long time uasl. hAlc sludi.
ously avoided reading any newspapers, what
ever and hence cannot have been advised
from that Attt-, ut the progress of any mat
ter pertaining Ia the painful case in which
they are so Immediately Interested The pris-
oner expressed tile hope this morning, that
his family would be kept in ignorance of the
day hNed for his execution BOyt0n .JoUrnai.
Juiy 20. ;,..,-
" PRoF. joins w. WEnsrrR's DrAru WAR.
RANT estcrday forenoon, about ! past
>" oclochIilgh shcr1h cth,aCComplni"d
10y Kew. DIR. Putnam and Deputy Tailor An
drews, visited the cell of John W. Webster
pa the Jail in Leverctt street, and after an
lnanncinR tn linn the object Of tA-i,-pi-it, the
Sheriff proceeded TO read 10 him the warrant
for his execution. The prisoner listened at.
ttcnuNrly, and at the conclusion of the read
ing said "Gops WILL DE DONE AN rRE-
PARED 10 MEET MY FATE. Tile sheriff
fnd iailor then retired leaving DR.. Putnam
with him in his cell. The time fixed in the |
warrant for the execution is between the |
hours OF and 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Friday |
the 5oth of August Boston Atlas, July |
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TW Mrmrurr PrAn-oN Daniel II
Fcar-"n, sentenced Ia be- executed At East
Cambridge Yesterday, r-ruft.,.cd to The Rev
Mr. Taylor, that hc iii Mil h- wit, and twin
children, bat say, that be- did not know VIII,
hc did il, alleging dat be Wa not actuarel
b, feeling. of i,alon.ly.
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G. The Washington 'uiou, OF lat Tues
day pu'li'hcr letter from 1yyl., threaten
ing the federal Government with war Ia the
h'ltand ropudI'lingall compromi.cunlc,. the
right OF IcNas To santa fc I. Acknowledged.
Volunteers f'r m expedition against saniaFc
are pouring into Texas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

E2-lhc Christian Register in am asticlc
relating to the death of Gcncrl Taylor, rem
dcrs the following Just tribute to his chnrac-
ter; Every no'v too, dha, ,,, l.o,, i,,ru,,l
respecting him during the last four years has
Trr,c''-to confirm the conviction Of his great
wisdom f'mncss and integrity t%r 50 de-.
cidcd man, hc seems 10 have been rcmarka.
bly, free from prciudicc,, aud as mpacst a, hc
was bold Ne do nat bciiorc that since Wash
iagion hcrc has 5eep a y,os. et y,ya,,,. natural
Sd9oc"9' or" ~.,'t Po9'ei0H2cd patriot al Hc
h'dd @t "F gorfamcnL Our confidence in
h'm was Of slow growth bat We had at last
come Ia look on him a. man who could be-
mislcd by no partizan or sectional excite
mcots, and who might be relied upon und;r
all circumstances as true 70 the Constitution
aud the bust Interests OF the whole coutry."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

"a lord Harris, late Governor of the t.
,Nnd OF Trinidad has been appointed to III
Lord Elgn's late Office Of Governor OF the
Nanadas How long will it be before the pco-
pic OF Canada will choose their own Cover
porS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
HAT AND GAP
ESTABLISHMENT +!
HATS and CAPS,

Mt st Johnsbury, VI
have taken Rooms over the splendid Store
Of Mcssrs klttr"dgc u Colby, who are NV
agents TO srii he -ubuvr ARTICLES, Mt whulrEai,
or retail, aud any orders len with them will
bc promptly attended 20. e'
am prepared n.etli'r ia the People Of 81.
yohnsbuEy, aud vicinity hrttFf assortment
of Hats and Caps, than they have had the priv.
ilege of selecting from before. aud an, mann.
featuring Hats wider hrimmrd than the ptea.
ent style, and they are better article for du-
rhWhiy than those manufactured ia the city,
for country trade.
ny Hats consist in part Of fee BL9CR
and DPaB REAPER, fine MOLE SKIN
>ftk, .1NGoL4t8R.4Bard BL.qCK BRUSH,
aud J.I1pICp ------