The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

from individuals thcrr, formerly ROW tn,
section. We do not yet learn Of U Gcr' one
who - very eonGdtntof returning with more
money than he carried out With b An Others
may know Of persons who have dAne better
hu, We hear Of several who have nd There
hBvc bocn heavy failures at san \Fpnes.
co and wages Of carpenters sc. have S,llcn a.
bout oae half az two thiIda. - -
Two rdUSG Mrs fEoN YERaoNf DRows.
DAT CALUoBsIA by the arrival df the
late Steamers ss,tl, the AiatfH from, California,
a letter was received from ErrtzrH DAVIS,
Esq, formerly Of Newark, giving an account
Of the death of two Of his aomnhniqna by
drowning CuAHLEs llufcuINsoS, son Of
william Hutchinson, Esq, Of Sutton, aud
BAnrLrrT Norrs,also Of sutton They had
been digging at ecttaln location, and not
succeeding very well, looked around for
means 10 cross thc American Riycr, aud form.
a log canoe. Davis took one OF the party
across safely aud returned for the other two
The two unfortunate young men got into the
boat and reaching the rapid current their dan.
ger became imminent, with nothing Tor oars
except their shoycls Davis lcapcd upon a
rock ,ono Of The other two fell short in attempt.
ing to do 40, aud the other stuck To the boat
until II approached a snll more dangerous
place, when he unnyuilingly attempted 10 cs.
cape This happened about the first Of March.
aud at the date of Mr. Davis letter. a few days
afterwards, 'he bodies had not been found
~ The "Niorchan,s Bank, burlington.
LIT. q.
us Noycs, formerly cashier ofthc Brattcboro'
Bank IL the cashier, and the Hon Timothy
Toilet. President The Direeiaia, IA Ia -lha
case Of the PaSsumpsic Bank, have given
bonds to the State for the redemption Of the
bills Of the Bank. The capital is one hundred
nnddny thousand dollars-ninct thousand
of which has been paid in The Directors
have contracted for the building ola Banking
house, TO be located in front of HarrS Hotel,
with granite front, &c.
AZ "Maty Beam" whose body was found
in culvcrt al Saco, Me belonged TO Bromp.
ton, C E-A Eizls5 &c tl.s p.tI.r4A ,,,-E
ecedod to SA-o and recognized tho clothes,
and expressed the desire that the body might
be removed 10 Canada; but being destitute of
the means, the citizens of Saeo raised 500, !
and the Concord, Northern and other Rail. |!
roads on her route home ward, gave her free
passage, &. she reached STanstcad on Thursday I
aE slGk--lt-ll..l. tl.4..a-
Nc Nabbs, and all others practcng their in
famous profession, should be brought TO cxpe. |
roncc the scvcrcst penalties Of the law.
" ~ ARRrsrs.-D Deputy Sheriff Harris, of |
this town, arrested two Frcnchmen, the frat
of this wcek--onc in Lyndon and the other in
this town-upon the charge ofburning a barn .
in st. Gregorie, Canada, IN February last -
Ioel Peehe and Francois Bergerous are the
names oc the individuals. One other is nam.
I'd in the warrant, who, we understand, was
irrrHtrd somr where North of this place They
have been placed in custody, awaiting re.
luisi,on from the Governor General Of Cam.
IA.
OEE DAY from WELLS RtvrR TO NEw
are now made by which
ruvelefs Fan take the cars at Wells River,
md pass down the Connecticut Valley to New
York city, IN one day. For particulars, see
he advertisement of thc Connecticut River
Railroad Company. 9'his is an cxpedGaus,
pleasant and cheap route; and is destined TO
'ecome the route for travellers from our
eetion of the country to New York and other
'laccs in the same direction.
tJ- 'fhr GaTTisonitea recently held a meet.
NC in New York City, and Rynders, the fh- :
nous leader Of the iocofoco rowdies of Five l1I
'oints, actually took possession of the room q
he second day of the meeting and stopped the q
roceedings