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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03

iptbttSer Dptltmerte sunt Dattfe Serpftdtet.
lin 70 weni9 9tanm als m63lib eurh bic
lansweilisen @erbancluu9en bieles Gorpers
auEunebmen baben mir oeriutt unlern
beutigen 8erid)t tn Gueerft Wenig gScr'en
sufammensucrdracn. gBir fuo lberseust,
baB mir un(ern Qelern bamit eiiten Dtenlt
erwciien, menu mir ibucn, itatt lan9Tcills
gem 0;n- uno Soerplappern, wceurh amen.
be bod nd,ts 8sfimmtcs entldieeen tpcr'
ben it, anbere pidttse unc telebrenee slr-
tifel mittteilen.
Dienifaa, l8. Sum-.
Ole Gcnucnticn !rar hcute gum Z bell NIT
8eratbungeu iiter rie StaatS- Shulo nno
bic 6fsntlhen Wcrfe beihdfii9t.
slm II reidte Sr. Withea cine 8itt-
fdrift BON Bitr9ern BON Snpr County Gin,
worin eini9e oemofratilde Sd tslecer tpe9cn
DER 8anffrase getaoelr uno al Sas Shids
ial bon Subas Jidarict uno Slrnclo erinnert
wuroen. Sr. M annon BON 2ifjn9 @ouns
tY Der Td 9etrcfrn fibltc, mahte beute ben
8orlhIaA ermdbnteSittlhrift aus oenSins
ben ces Gomite su nebmen, neil ite cine
nbeIetci9ence, fei9e unb ffmusise" iei. 0r.
Mitd,el bon &ncr ermecerte bierauf uno
als bleNbfimmung oariter 9enCmmen tpur-
be, Oh ndmlid biele 8ittld,rift aus oenSdns
ben bes&On,ite senommen spercen iOG, ltiii,s
ten brei Demcfraten init ecn @SisS oafir,
alIein cine 9rcBe Mehrheit mar casesen unb
bic 8ittIbrift blisb, tpO fts mar. Die Stim-
men itanben SO seSen 27.-Die lbrisenSe'
ratbunsen be;osen lth uuf 8eribt Zee So
mites iber bic Staatsidulo unb bic Offentli
den Merfe.
Mittwch, 10. Suni.
Die Detatten iiber ben Atlhnitt CUR 8e~
sabluns Der StaatSfd,ulc purben frrtSelcet,
ierob cbue bariiber ;u irscno einergntldcis
Dcnnerifa9, 20. Suui.
Die seifri9en 8eratbunScn ilber Seiabs
lung Der StaatsIdulb murben fcrt9clcet-
Iadmittass ,purce Die GOnpentirn eurh ets
nen @ewitteriturm ausenanoer 9etrleben.
Treitaa, 81. SunI.
Der gegenitanb Der benti9enSeratbuu9en
mar abermals bic Staatsfd)ulo. pr. ard-
bolp bielt cine 9ieoe unp iprad, ild, oa9esen
aus,-bem Staats. 9luoitor alleia Die Waad,t
su ilberlalsn, oem @oIfe Garen au6ulesen.
Gr laste, oaB bies cine tprannide, cine fOs
nielid,e Matbt fei bic In einer3epubllf ndt
9eeulost ipsrben follte. .-@ans rihti9
Gamfa9, 90. Suni.
Der @eaenitauo Der hcutisen 0eratbun-
oen war rer&cmitess8eriht ilber Die Staats'
| anitalten.
Mcntag, "a. Snni.
Oeute berietb fltb Die @ouYention iiber ben
geriht oes 8omites ilberSurisprueens. ..Gids
ter ScIt unb or. GayICr fpraden gu @nns
ften elmer raoifalen 9iefcrm in unierm @es
ridtsweien.
Dienitag, 25. Sun.
/ Sortfssun9 ber 8eratbnnsfn nber oen&os
mitesberiobt iiber Surispruoens par beute
Die Sauptbefhdftignn9 Der Contention.
Mittmod, 26. Suni.
| Der Beriht hes Goulites iiber Sarisprus
benz belhdftiste audi hente bic @onrentiCn.
yeiAts bon Mihti9feit fisl Dor.
Dcnnerltag, 81. Suni.
| Die 8eratbunsen ilber Surispruceus wmr-
ben fortsefet. Dr. HanneN Der einen Sri
1ioritdtsberidbt iiber bic Sr9oniation Der
| Gpnrten eingab, fpraf Sn @nnifen he6elben.
| Gadmittass ertpieosrte linn Dr. Waicn bon
Gfarf @puntp. -Die 8eratbunscn iiter bes
len @esenIfano bauerten ben sanseu Gag.
| pbne jeood, Ut irsenc einer Glltidricnng 81
fDninien. .a
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03
@roee RumfausfeQuna.

@roBe 6unifansffeaung.
ID I,eolaue, prcfefor in &nutenporf:
Dentlde Sdaff NIT elnem rutIlllhen 0irien.
2 } 0ietCrla, Elm Sruhtifuf.
3 Wetterniht5 aus yrili1rl: 3rDei uiib
breiBig Vlrffen inter elmer ylummer.
A. prOfeGor palemann, ein@cnlfitntouel-
ler anf Der Sdaufei, babe Tl9nr.
81 Gnise Gcnifabler, 2idter an6!D;henb,
fire nad) ptnfelbid.
81 @erlat, Dcfmaler. ginglcl. eebenss
9roBe.
u Director Gtfutt Shien bon betBeibe
fcmmenb.
81 Wanntcitcl, QanoihaftsmaIer Cine
Musfdt prn potsoam anf -pterSbnrg.
81 Vederatb. gtne nicoernegEiege neben
einem ablrluten Q1ebe(lubl. ri
l0) Stael aelIer. ounee uer(hieoener
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03

Bemertun9en. lie 9iece fpridlt iitri9cns
fur lIdj fclbit Wir cnipfeblen fc tabcr iilis
fern eelern sur aufmerFlamen Gurdlelnr9.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03


tpenig Hcnm einnetmen, bic GrbShnngen
uno 9rSBeren eeisbcn nit Sintern unc Ictlan,
feren &irpsrn 9Ieid9emadt, comit bas weite
Gjrab 70 eben fein fcllte, ale Die Bafde uno
Strdade, tpcmit man bic eeiden bebcctt bate
nnc lpcrauf bic auf9elhaufe!te Gree wiecer
9ercrfen irurce. Oils mir ben S,igel binaufs
ftie9en, tparen uu9efdbr bis 800 perionen
Deriamnelt, bic eiaen Iesten 8lid auf Gle
armcn Srfer rarfen. Gin @eiitlider recete
bic umifebenoen an uuo ,parnte hielelben
in feierIiden 9lnsbriiden por Der lln9episs
belt tes eebens unb Der Glidti9feit uno Gi
telfcit alIer Din9e tieniecen. Wenn aud,
fein eeifensn9, fein @Icfen9eldute, fein
I. eeidenwa9en NIT ipebenesn Biifden ca mar,
70 ipar bic Scene bod feierliet unc einerud5s
pct.
Die Seretteten.
Gin jun9er Mann, Iamens sllcyS 2ieb,
23 Sabre oIt, bon Ssftein, slmt eSrrad,
@jrcebersc9tbum Saben, Der fd bnth
Shirimmen serettet bat, 9ett uns bic 9,as
men fClseuber Deutfhen, Die sercttet fIns:
1. Gr felbit.
2. eonrab Gunner, 81 Sabre alt, aus
Dem 9fbeinfreis.
8. 9ouifa 9ieinert bon Gillin9en, III bem
genannter 9lmr Qprrnh, IL SABRE aft.
A. Gin Ocuti1,cr aus ben gaSenlden.
Gamen unbefannt.
5. Gin Gnabe< un9efdbr 13 Sabre alt
aus benz 8abenfhen. Namen unbefannt
6. Sin ceutlher Matrofe.
0tamen Der 8erun9lndten:
9erfelbe 9llcys eieb giebt uns bic fcleens
ben Iamen bon 9erun9lildten, fo,peit er fIe
9efannt bat:
/. sllUYs Sollin9er nebit Trau unc 4 &ins
bern.
Q. &arcline Sdmint feine Ma9o. GieIe
flnb ale aus Ssftein I'M sImt 90rrad,.
8. gepr9 Soa9in bon gfrin9en i'm sImt
eSrrad.
A. Der 8ater BON Ger 9eretteten 9rHifa
9einert Ycn Gilin9eu i'm slmte eSrrad.
S. Stre Sdylpeifer. Sbre Matter ,par anf
benz Meere 9eflcrben.
6. Srans Siisel.
z. Safcb 8eit Nv. son Warfeltcn, NefTen
Darmitart, nebft Srau, S6tnen NIB
Gohtern. @ines fsiuer &inoer rettete I'D,
,lno ties lit Ger eben inter $50. 5 bemerfte,
13jdbri9e Guate.
Buffalo 3eituu9eu 9emae miTcn fcleente
Deutfde ibr eeben ein9etii6t tabcn:
S. WadteI uub Ganlilie, peripncn, gcs
(timmun9scrt ct. 2cuis.
9. 81. Mddter, 2 pericnsn, 8eltiinunsss
crt ct. Qouis.
8. 3ipp, 2 Nericnen, Seflimmun9sert
Mafilllon.
S. Blum geitmuun9Scrt Cincinnati.
Safcb Sparlermer ~
S. 9ans ~
2 Srauen;inmer nit 0iamen 8crnams,
8eitinimnn9sprt Cincinnati.
9. gOtt2 perirn., geitialuusscrt @lsSslanb
gpman 2
q. Sod IS
8ohlins 8 - Santusfp.
peter eebi9 9amiltcn >.
gSanbler 2 ~ Wcnrce.
Siuiser 5 - Sanbusfp.
GPoriQ SbeefeU ;, Gfepefaub.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03

ct. eouis, "a. SUM-. s. . d) t 10 Gs
tt9 pn9teumer i o. (9InnaSme elmer
Staatsoerfanuas mit9luslhIn6 Ger Sflaues
rei). Gadrihten ans Santa See ppm 25.
.. W. 3u SOl9e, bat Die suiammenberufene
@onsentiOn bon Delssaten etne 0erfai1uns
fur BEN Staat NewsWerifc, spsldbe oas8ers
bet Der Sflaperei entbilt mad, adttdsi9er
8eratbnn9 berleIben am pbisen Sage anses
ncmmen unS bereits prcmul9irt. Sie fol-
am 1. Sni in5 9eben treten. Der 10. b.gP.
tparc CUR Wabl Der Mit9Iieoer Der Staatss
lesislatnr fsit9elelt. 3wei Ssnatcren uuo
Tsprdientanten beim SOnsreB lcaen ebcms
faae in &llrSe sepdbIt merpen nnb Der neue
Staat miro sllles aufbtetei,, benlelben in
gEasbin9tcn 3ulanuns su perlbaffen. Inter
ben Sanoicaten fur bic @ouperneurlteae
ffeben pr. ct. Brain, 0tibter Sncrn unb
8. GcncaD cbenam. 3u Senatoren Gub Dor,
gelhlaSen /: 8apt. 9taYuclos uno Waicr
'lSittmann. nno oen Dele9aien Smitb beim
Sfcn9reB secentt man fir cas- Heprdlentan=
tenbaus su ,pdbleu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03

Gin 5speites llnsliid mar am Wcits
tag ,piebsr iebr nabe. Die ,,Gmpire", oeren
eapitan IN feinen prableriiden Wetten, bic
er anbietet, guff 9enus bs3euSt NIT feitieni
qDadasierea 9ssvifsnIcs ME TOD auf Der See
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03

peW EaUoS tIteVs " po9eH wv UtaWHeH
cnrdg ben Minb rifiDdrts, 70 ba6 bic 9pa6a,
giere iiber 8cro fpran9en, fcbalo baS Gener
ausbrad. sSa nnssfdbr Miuaten ifieB oas
Gdiff nuf ben @runo; alle pcfnun9 an's
eanb su fcmmen mar nun pcrtei uno sllles
5pang in's Wafsr. Die armen slusmanberer
tfiirsten, ME eben 70 pieI erfdredte 9dmner,
iiber 8pro. Sn biefem slugeublide fdiem
slaes il glammen sn lfebeu. Der Captain
bate feine Gran, SHUTTER uuo Gcdter nabe
an, Wea(fe nm fld5 uerfammslt. Die Iestea
Mprfe, bie er fprad, iDaren: Ihenres aSeib,
bereite Did, auf bas Sdliuin,lie Dcr." gr
umarnste fIe ecnDnlfpifh, fiiete fIe nno uarf
ne NIT Der Gbneai9sett bes 0eoanfsns iiber
@Orc. nanm erfaBte er feiae Wantter unb
flfiue Gcd,ter, mari fIe iber gcrb nno
jrau9 fslblf nad,. Sie ,puroen erif als ssis
d)en lpieoer 9eleben.
Der lhrsdlidfie slu6Iid mar DaS 8tsrdb,
nie; an eiuem flsinsn piisel an oer ilfers
SAM, ber bic gegne bes Ecces iiberragf, no
BE 9Qad,t pcrter q @isle oeeen ibr Sd,iGial
fdmpften, mar Gins grube BON 30 GnB lang,
8 brett uub 8 tisf 0e8rabsn. Sa oieie Ieete
- >rrdkiuauber Wlanu, Serb nnD 6inD,.
istts, Satin uub Xodtsr; ben Batter unb
ner &ebu >ie 11utter upb bad Rino, Gdbidys
te alf &diss, tis i5ne asaisr bi< 2berfId>
f, ]tl& ~ Ngs no mtrfl men(ds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Bill of Indictment against Webster

TRUE uILL FOUND AGAINST DR. ions "
WEBSTER ron TuE MURDER OF DR GLoEst
PAEEAAN.-Ou Saturday murniug between
10 aud 8 o'clock, iho Grand Jun Tor HE
County of Suffolk, came into the MuuIrinal
Courl, Chief Justice Wells on the brnrh-
Tweniy-two ont Of the twenty. lhfre jurors
were present aud answered TO their names.
Thomas II. Perkins,3d was tho absent mem.
her, ho having been excused on account of
the death of his father. Mr. Rhodes, the
Forcmnn ofthc Jury handed the Court true
lll Of indictment against DR.. John While
Webster, Of Cambridge, for the murder Of
DR.. George Pnrkmnu, Of Boston, on the hllcf
noon of Friday, the 23d of November last, IN
the Medical College. The indictment Is d.
" signed 10y Daniel Rhodes, Foreman of HE
Jury, aud nttested 10y John II. Clifford, A.
iornoy General Of the Commonwealth. Tie
indictment contninb four counts, chNrg.g
DR.. Webster with numbering DR.. Pnrkmsn
IN the first count Hue deed is alleged to have
been done with knife; Ia the second wilh
halnner;in the hind with his hands and itfl.
and IN lhe fourth by some means ~ the jury
unknown. The indictment hnyhg been.
placed within the jurisdiction Of the Couri,
consultation took place between Chief jus.
lice Wells Judge Biselow. Aud the Attorney
General, with reference To whether Professor
Webster should he brought before the NM
uicipnl Court and notified of the lndclmer,
which had been found uchiust hun. or Nut
the indictment he terrified directly up TO ne
Supreme Judicial Court, aud il was decided
that lac be brought before eNlUnicIpalCourL
Accordingly, Professor Webster was brought
from the Jail lay officers Harrington AND
Smith, aud nj one O'Clock he WINS conducted
into Cnuri mud plncrd ia the dock, and i'm
mcnintely informed by the Clerk, MIR Phillip
Tint The Grand Jury had found true TOLL n
rnirsj him for wilfnl murder of Dt. G,oue
Pnrkuan-lhnt certified cop, Of ltr indie.
nrut would br furnished to his counsel, nd
that tl,e Indictment Would lee certified ni.a
ihs Supreme Court. tie was then "ulrr|
to he committed Ia the Commonwealth
TO hS kept Ia safe Keeping untllthe fnnl Of
der in his case. lie was in comr, only ""
titttttes. He tlees tei t'tt.eHr Ia hare alter
ed much since his confinement. md II al.
.4Al.lanllg -aI.fatiiIs- good health Anhuc liz
witnesses examined in this case beinrr ltc
GRIND Jury, are X. G. Shaw, Mr. Liulrhrn
md wife, City Marshal Tukoy, Charles W.
Kingsley, (cierk TO The late DR.. PnrkmSn
Drs. Winslow Lewis. c. T. Jackson, ano
Keep, Oliver L. Bowman, grocer. Mr. swan
express tnau, Fuller brothers, Of the Nos
Boston Iron Foundry, James NJ. Edgntly,a
No. 3 Uuion street, james II. aud Edwat
Blake. Charles w. Cummings Mr Jostts
Nj. Hall, OF Dedhnm, Paul Holland, CaI'8
Gilman, and the various police officers W
found the remnins and arrested the nccnt.--
Hon. Plny Merrick, of Worcester, and b.
ward ID. Sohier, Esq, are the counsel '''
Prof Webster.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

your hn'lies, relatives and friend. ,.,
you have been eomPellsd 10 Leave b. .la'l'
WI Joln You In This land Office ln,,i,,,l'N'
Here "1i'' you md they will forget I, \,
enjoyment ~ the llherlies aud Lle,,,a,l" NE
ne@ l'eGHsJ much sf thu hsrrtst,Iu, ~, ~, 10y
you have gone through. You are M "''
eohe J sreak Tho sentiments Of our st 49,
people Ia bidding you God spredi '''s
The party Then look lher lsnys a.,
President, and proceeded 10 The Can,oi . NE
were introduced INTO The priyieRsd sa,,.'Nl
the Senate chamber hy Sennlnr. Gu 'i
Benton, aud into the HOUSE Of Rsn,s 'na
liNer, 10y llia Hon Mr. Baker. Of Ill,nai.
rnei, House they spent some line, rrcs,,idu
the introduction nf numerous n,s,ts,.'NE
other citizens, They next visited ,L. eU0
llrenie Court, where tliey net win ,,,t
ronrd by hr Senator Wrhslrr 4, "''
They were previously known. AGr, s'" ",W
inR so,ne I'ne ~ The LihfHry.aud o,lrr ,, ',.
nfihe Capitol, they returned to lhr,, loI, '
IngA. mug
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Teachers Convention

The Teachers in Chledonin County A.. ..
queslcd 20 meet in convrnlion At lyndooc..
ner on Saturday, Feb, 2, at ~ O'Clock, A n
The following topics arg proposed for d.,
eussion. There may be time to CONSIDER,
least part Of them,
!, The vocation % the School Tea,h,,-.,.
importance How far 10 u desirable u,,
should be- a specific vocation
The qualifications Of T'eacbeTs- Intsu..
tuHl, moral aud practical importance of
taste Tor teaching, What IL implied In go
moral ohhfaetrTf'
., The government nf Schools Lbsw ssr +,
be best secured The moral suasion s,,I,,
{. The branches that should be- taught an sa,
district Schools. On what branches sb.sfs
most stress be laid Geography and MsnnI
Arithmetic IN relation 10 small children
8, The proper method Of teaching the ,.,
rral branches To what extent "a The me-,
cnt method defective
d What can Teachers do towards sIr,tiN,
IA the community, a deeper interest m isgafJ
70 common Schools
Brief addreakcs may be expected from son,
Of our PTeeePtors and other individuals A F.s.
efal attendance ofteaebcrs 10 solicited
A o. HUBBARD, CO. supi
Barnet, Jan. %, 1850.
y. u. The Annual Meeting oftho Cour,1
Common School Society, will BE- held in sss.
neCtlnn With the onr above nneci6ed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

" The Legislature Of Virginia aner dis.
eussing for seyeral days The resolutions Of ihe
Vermont Legislature, protesting against the
admis'ion Of any more slave territory into the
Union, voted 10 Pass them over 20 lhs Gov
eTnor, with the request that he return them 10
the Executive Of Vermont o deaft-we
trust our worthy Governor will be- able 10 stand
up under ue shoGk Poor wasting, imPoy'
efished Virginia how much longer lausl you
be cursed with slavery, to teaol, you the cause
Of your decay
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

preach murder 20 the slaves, ~ llIo violation
N lbe wives nud daughters Of their mgslerf,
lir had heen CouteFsnnI with the movement
iu lis section, nUd fihs fret letter of Rny
Furh durirlue Lud ever herp printed, Ice had
lailed 90 see IL, They Hli declared lhnl lley
did not, Hnd would not, f'fefreli ihputreeiiou
~ lha sla'ehi they besouRli diem "a lGw
viii meekurrr a. power lhey ranunl resist,
1ul ~ lle came lime 90 fend up lhrir earnest
united poillnus lpr redress ~ HAT God who
has declnred hmsolfIhe God oflhe oppress-
cd, ifauy such society existed, ~ has been
suggested, he knew nUllunR oft
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

a] rp's Gee. "Wm sal Nuke pour dot
S trral uun'"
''rr" J n your pllrr, Dacl0r, would 60
uH-HI 'o NplIut'-, md a. rIiu mAu shauli
r,I Do there, ! Wnuhl 30 lur presence pi ilr
'lHH ., give hlu hack his uppohrioua epi-
an~r.- Elih-luieraai-"
"ti! ua lrru, ST. Jerr, lauk you yer
.ph,---Dan, 80 tout ID sH's' "--audslak-
m- jerry wuruiy hy lhe luud ilIn lllile Doe
i4f ri pped iis iial ~ his hrpd, uid with
sfTu laHu uud yeugoii sp,ril, hurried hack
I Nu,Zurh ~ iHsl 40 liUt logo ruud carry him
rufr rupuph, lh6 lig American lunu vas sill
Hi.r.--Hnd lhs crowd was there, too, The
uulr Doctor walked az 10 him. oud, polning
I.f Hniclte hlmbup ~ liia adEersnry's rlhH,hu
IHfrH himself into fencing attitudes
"Sprp.' be yelled out, "ham-by, drreCly,
500 lrli too no b0otnr eyre huda mud peuiy
rr.plil, an hi nH teHne Que IAN 90 fOH'--uOw
( .Huw wat rli6's mean 'aH 80 ioH'-lnn tren
Monsieur Jere tie'u rNpllque too NEE. Now
ti In,i sou, tout 10 su,if, sou QUO dem an 30
bHI aurpnlE vi tell TOO you one, twp, lfceu
ttry ii1G, an So forl = an o.. font " 'GH 50 IgF
'H. 10 Nmrticnu mon, Dis ems ma hd-
'.-r-s ioa yutr serylcr"-huudingl lin cord,
3 HW1y s1llied liic Hide Dbelur, cXuluug
Iu IHn ll0ugl.j tliaI ho had fully 'ludcuied
r.uol,d honor md chuckliug wish the
s.-,r rutl Ice prnls of l,upller WHICH follow
ID lbr est, we're directed against lho big
t.,fr,cAn Nan,
'rit'.tt tite l'HIs DseloT came II knaw The
Eu-lish language Gc,lrr, sou could always
t'-,r him oUt Gfthe room b asking, "Whm
a. 'lc meaning ofm 50 Io,' RepeiRs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
MORTALITY or BOSTON IN isio.

The number Of deaths in the City or Boston
during the last year was 6062, OF these
there were, ofmalcs, 25s3i -fcmalrs, 2i7Q o.
Under the age orfsc years iifefG were 2I7?.--
between 8 and 20 years, 6l5i-betwcen 20 aud
90 years, I257i--bttwecn 40 and 90 years,
6j0i-over 90 years, 37s. There died Of Chol.
cry, 606--of various diseases Of the bowels
755-or Consumptiou, 6in--of other pulmona.
ny diseases, 27G--of Scarlet Fever, ~, -Ty.
phuu Fever, fe6=f'yphuit Frvrr, 3t,=Brup7
~ Of the brain, l5s,-Croup, "a Measles,
l99,-TecthinR, l63,--drinking cold watrt,lt
The mortality was over 1000 greater than
in lsis This is accounted for by the prrva,
lenee 'orhe cholera and the great fatality,
especially among the foreign population, of
the usual supmet complaints. The average
mortality Of each month was 42l The most
unhealthy months were August and Septcm.
Der. In these the average mortality was s6o
The number ofbitths reported docs not equal
the number Of deaths. II will be see n that near.
ly o"s haifofthe whole number Of deaths oc.
Cured under The are of.fre years The NOR.
tShiyjof infants during the first year Of their
life, amounts, in Paris, to nearly 10 per cent;
in the whole Of France, TO 2ib per cent; in
Philadelphia, To- 20 per cent in Berlin, TO %
per cent and IN 81, PotnFEhurRh, 10 ~ per
cent The mortality Of infants Of the Rrlt
month is nearly doubled in the Winter season.
According to NJ Lombard, of Geneva, one
-a.at these deaths rrsuitfruuI inflammation
Of the lungs II will be noticed above that
the number OF deaiha fran caHLN an ais's a.
bout ono eighth Of the whole mortality. In
other years when the cholera has not prevail
ed the proportion was greater. Consumption
prevails more in temperate than in hot, or very
cold climates. I,cNuscs nearly one third of
the mortality in London, aud not much less
H. PARIS, whist in Russia aud Tie East indies
It is far less prevalent ENC"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
GENERAL TAYLoRs SPEECHES

The papers Nre making fun Of the speech,
es orour military President, which 70 ' sas
the truth. IRE not constructed upon the P,p" ',
ciples Ibid down in Blnir's Rhetoric
what of TINT? Your great men are ne' Ap' A.
makers. The most ready off.hOnd 'pe"h, 's
we ever heard in the Presidential cha" l.u a.S.
bly, was John Tyler. His occasional sp "i',sn.
es in his various travels during his lreSi"'%f
cy were capital. President Wny'a s NV, 81
MIR Tyler's reply TO his welcome 10 r. TI hnod
University, that il was the happ'es' w IAN an
speech he Ind ever heard from my IVA" 'm'hi,
my ucrnsio; tn, tis evident tint Tor a.' ,I'
John Tyler is not necessarily greater n'' ,
Than Zachary Taylor. Some men "i I',,t
business OF talking. They can i"'N a' ,hiak
Mt all times, and forever. Often men men " ,b,,
mud net much more efficiently 'no"t" mors
say nothing. A dgni6ed silence Is la "a. with ~,b
impressive Than voluhle speech,nnd we . "%
our Congress could be made TO u"de''''
it.-.Nodhs Messenger. @
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

The annual meeting of this Society will be
holden in Danvlle on the Goth inst, and let
il be me ting indeed of the farmers, me
chnnics and artizans of Caledonia County
Let each one act az he .Golt n personal in.
tcrest III the Society, and g as TO subserve the
best interest Of the community Let each
friend 1.-THE Society give his personal aIten-
ton upon The meeting, prepared to impart and
receive information respecting tho various in.
terests sought to be promoted by the Society
The present condition of the Society is such
as merits the attention of every well ~wisher.
For, while neighboring Counties sustain
nourishing and efficient Societies of this
kind, ours, for year or two past has, hardly
been kept in existence,
But shall ,hi. be sD/ win Caledonia .or.
fer the finger of scorn to be pointed at her ?
I trust not, 4 cannot but believe that her Cit
iIenr, thinking with another distinguished in
diyIduHl that Agriculture being the art which
nourisheE oil other arts, is of sufficient i'm
portanee TO secure the employment Of all
suitable means ofadvancing, its interests.
AN OBSERVER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

Texas which rested upon her 81 the time Of
her annexation We are not yet done with
this haven Of sslPTils 10 addition 10 the
war she brought WIZ her, and the greater
curse Of slaVsryra long train Of evils are yet
% lalIaw Iha end 10 nal yei
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
AN OBSERVER.

Ban ROOMS IN New YoRR The following
is an otiictat record of the .tar.fooms for the
sale of ardent spirits within the city orNew
York; Whole number, 1924; licensed, 700; o.
pen on Sundays, 1920. No wonder they have
riots and ovef'burdc ned poor houscsin York
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

MARYLAND u. g. SENATOR. -up W. n,
pro,, Inns been elected U. S. Senator oy W. ND
Legislature of Maryland, for slN yr"ors, Of.
also for tie unexpired term WV pfo,t ia
Hon. Reverdy Johnson. Go'e,I,U' men 10
sound Wing, an one 20 the ao.cs' -
the State. =,