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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

The call for the State Convention Of the
uneonqucrcd And uncouqucrNble. Wings of
Vermont will he fund in our columns Of To
day. Both lime and place being well ohos'
en-, its TO be hoped that a large delegation
from all parts Of the State may be gathered
together on this occasion. Let not tia fact
tina, the present ineumbents will probably be
renominatod as candidates Tor State officers,
deter any from going, as various matters Of
inieEeat -'',Ay 10 l.Hs.''eht before che Gonvrn-
ton which Will require the deliberative ac-
ton OF the rank aud Gle-tho bone aud sin
ew Of the party. We arc not authorized to
promise our Wing friends that any 'distiR-
guished gentlemen from abroad viii be pros.
ent 10 address the Convention or teach the
Wings Of the Green Mountain State their du-
~ under the oSigeAeicu OF tho present time.
There 'cRi, howewr, without doubt, bo a
sufficient number oI our own home bred polit
zeal men-men who have not studied the art
o,political warfare in the camp OF soldiers OF
fortune and political adyenturcIs - the
IDugald DalgcttyI school Of tho day---but
those who FROM long service in noble cause
with honest and honorable men, will DO quite
as acceptable, to give interest to the eonven-
ton, and if need be, give US their advice,
council and admonihon in view Of the APP
preaching contest. Let all, then, Who can,
in any way possible, make carly arrange
mcnts, 80 that no triding cause shall keep
them away from this Convention, and il will
I prove day thSr they and their opponents
win long have occasion TO remember.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
For the Nnlnrlnninn.

ExrLoaEoN by GAs.--On tho l4th inst,
the Coal Kln OF Capt John Russell, of Kir-
by, exploded by reason Of gas The Kiln
had been fred about thirty minutes when il
exploded, throwing out both doors, also a
part of both sides of the Kiln, leaving the
roof standing. Il became necessary, in or
der to save the coal house, to backen the FIRE,
and throw ont the wood, which the workmen
did. While Mr. r. w. Russell, the person
who had charge of tho Kiln, was in il, the
roof fell in, s.=:Sing him on, the head coin
pletely barred him under bricks and mortar;
but he soon kicked out pretty we'll bruised
from he,d to foot, but not dangerously in
jured. Three or four others were also in
jured at the same time. The coal house
was within seven feet of the kiln, containing
about fifteen hundred bushels of coal; if it
had taken ere and burnt the dwelling house
and barns and shed. must have burnt ALSO
But by the great exertons by those present,
about twelyein number, they succeeded jim
saving the bsiidiAge, There no blame at
tached to Mr. PyW, Russell, who managed,
and had charge ofthe kiln, Mr. Russell was
absent at the time Of the explosion.
! would take this nppnrtnnity To tAndnr my
warmest ihankA 10 those who assisted in say
ing my coal house and other buildings at the
lime Of thc explosion. Loss estimated from
s5e TO - d. - JOHN RUSSELL, in, |
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

FrRE.-A disastrous FIRE occurred at At
woods Mills, South Ns%buty, on Friday last.
Fifteen buildings wuru consumed, and arnoug
them six dwelling hpuscs---thrse OF brick and
three. OF wood. Ne have no estimate Of the
loss, but IL must be considerable, "a most Of
the buildings were Hrw and some ef them
quite costly. Two of the houses were owned
by Mr. atwood, and wcrr insured for sa+eor
One, owned by Mr. Aldrich, was insured for
5000. One, owned by Rev. MFR Sias, was in
sured~ for $500. The others were not insur-
ed. One was owned by /. &. Willard & H.
G, johnson Of this town; and the other,
store and dwelling house not occupied, was
owned In Massachusetts,. Tho occupants lost
much Of their furniture The Gre took place
between thrpo and four O'Clock, II. M, and
was caused by hoy who applied burning
match TO some shavings in woodshed. The
wind was very high at the time, and tho
flames spread so rapidly that IN an hour and
n half the buildings we're all in ashca.--.E'rad-
J0f,d (raxeNe, rf.H# ..l#sIp sffpr.F ITr rHf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

rS'fhc Democracy of Pennsylvania held a
Convention, at NRrrriirru II frw riHys Hgu, amt
nominated Col Biglcr for Governor, who
was the Buchanan candidate. At the Con-
Ycntion scrics of resolutions xera passed,
sustaining the Compromise measures up TO
the hub, Fugitive Slave Law and all /; and in
addition, resolutions were passed disapprov-
ing the law of'46, prohibiting the use of the
iails for the confinement of Fugitive Slaves
&C., and urging its repeal The Gubernato-
rial candidate made speech, in which he
endorsed the doctrines of the resolhtfon. A
convention of the same party was held mt Har-
risburg on Wednesday to nominate candi-
dates for judges, at which the buchanan mon
again beat the Castles. But who should be
az this convention, making speeches but the
redoubtable Ddpid WhisOi, late member of
Conprcss---the real "IPiinoi ProUiso" We
presume that Mr., Wilmot IL in favor of Cass
for President, and that he has gone back in.
to the old line party. Certainly If he can
support the Gubernatorial candidate, he need
have no hesitation in supporting Cass This
is "a changing world.-AHds.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
Nv IsirgrefN a. bsssea FeJzrs.
HIGHLY ImPOHTAHT PROM
G A / / + o r MIA
TWO WERKsLATRR

ARRIVAL or THE ALABAMA AT n,
ORLEANs--sAN FRANCISCO IN AaU
Es--LOss s15,OOO,OOO.
Nav ORLEANS, June is,-The steathshir,.
Alabama has just arrived with two weeks lst
or news from California, the dates heinz ~.
MAY 20, She came VS. Acapule0. Her news
ID ofgreat Importance.
A terribla.fre had occurred IN San Pran.
cisco laying IN ashes property 10 the amount
OF u a, OOO, 900. III. ID rf
Among the buildings destroyed are ns
Custom House, Union, Parker's Natonai-
New Wmid, City BaiiHoHie - and The y.
change Hotels, also Roses buildinRs, And iLe
Offices of the Steamship Co,
The fire also spread 10 the shipping, con.
Stunning large number Of vessels which vera
lyihg al their wharves. II was flint discover.
ed in Clay street, and ran through about a
dozen blacks, quickly spreading 10 other
para Of the eiiy. the GreAier part Of uEL...,
lies heap ~ ruins. iIanlaf, George, Main.
Centre and III Dorado streets ara complete,
~ Quilted.
The utmost Consideration prevailed during
the IRE, and thousands wrrr turned out from.
house and home, having lost their all,
Measures were about being adopted 10 Ne
lieye tho distressed. md Il l. feared a num-
boz Of lives have been lost lusiness was not
thought Of.
San Francisco presents a surfowing and
heart-siek ening picture.
The news from the mines continues Of
cheering character. New discoveries wero
being daily made, and the prospects q tho
mines were highly favorable.
Those working with the quAftz-eruAl.inpr
machine were vesping rich reward In sAme
indApees the average per n,an was esOto $50
per day. ...... '..... ......
Lynch law u .till IN force, and several
NV urHmpius nave bugu made.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

q LICENSE LAW IN MAINE. Tho provis-
ions of tho now license law in Maine are very
stringent. 0nly licensed persons. and they
oniy fbrweeilanicai and medicinal purpose
are allowed 10 manufacture or sell splrtuous
liquors. For the first offence a fine OF 500
is provided; for the second $500, and for the
third $500 and four months imprisonment
No person engaged in the illegal sale of spi>
ituous liquors is allowed 70 sit'en q jury BE-
fore which any trial under this act is held
arid such trials are to take precedenee ofcth-
err business before the courts The premises.
Of suspected persons to be searched, and all
liquors not found in the original packages 40
imported, TO be destroyed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
SHOCKING DEATH.

Coroner Geer was called upon yesterday
to hold aniugucEt ut No. 40 Elevepth street,
on the body OF man named Michael Me Gov
crn, who came to his death by an overdose
Of brandy. 1t appears that the deceased was
very incorporate man, and on Tuesday
night while partially intoxicated, went into
y drinking shop in the building where he
lived, wheu young man named Owen Fox,
bet him something that he could net drink a
certain quantity Of brandy without breath
Jog. The deceased accepted the wager, and
Fox ordering pint of brandy, he drained il
OF without the least emotion, and indicating
tha, he wanted another pint, il was given him
and disposed of In like manner. Another
was asked, but tho harkeeper, Hugh Homer
man only gave him a half pint Shortly al
Ter imbit'ng the last dose he died. 4 post
mortem examination was held on his body,
and the iGUroner's Jury was Of opinion that
his death WA caused by an overdose of braun
iy, given him by Owen Fox and Hugh HON
ermon. They wero therefore committed by
tho Coroner 10 await the action OF the Grand
Jury. The deceased was native of ireland
and 90 ess4rs of age n. -Iarl- Coltit IL I gEt
5LIs Tie cholera Is raging fatally at Prince
ron, Rx., aid the citizens arc dcFcrting the
i w Five ltttby occurred. in one DAY:
-. .ist-. ..--ls;- y--. H-T-- ---i| l. p A- =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
T III Il CA EDON MAN.
THE FOURTH.

The meeting on Friday afternoon, Of the
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements, a. make pre-
paratidns Tor The celebration Of the Alb, at
ihia place, viii oeessT no late for US 70 pub
llsh tihs week.-Mrs. order Of the arrangements
that may be agfted upon for the occasion, Il
may be remarked, however, that the prinoi-
pal points have been pretty fully discussed,
and that the preparations contemplated go
beyond anything ever witnessed In this sec
iiop- The Order Of Arrangements for che
occasion will be published in our next, and
also Ia a hand-bil before, probably, the
expiration Of the coming week. by tho
advertisement Of the Agent Of the Railroad
Company, those whoAre contemplating a ride
ou that day, viii learn the hour Of departure
and arrival VI the Trsins,
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40. Thn whirs Of LAncn.tor oountr. pn-

Ca The Wings ofLancaster county, Pa, n
county which gives 5000 Wing majority ,held
Convention on "Wednesday last, to appoint
delegates to the State Convention, which is
to assemble at Harrisburgh on the cath inst
Resolutions were passed complimentary to
President FLLMoRg and MIR WEDsrER,also
the following --A..t y
Resolved, That We conceive Il our duty to
pay tribute Of admiration 70 Winfield Scott,
the great captain of his age, who has carried
his country's banner triumphantly through
two wars, and has never failed 70 achieve a
victory on tho field OF battle, and that we look
to the day when he shall bear the
standard Of the Wing party through glori-
Gus, but peaceful contest TO a brilliant Veto
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

o. The Chicago Democrat the editor of
which is she celebrated Long John Went
'wUt1lrS says that "hc feels authorized to say
ti,aI M Van Buren, Is wiling 70 si4ii a iGIL.r
in conjunction with Mr. Cass, surrcndering
all selain,s for the Presidency, for the sake
Of harmonizing the Democratic party" A
correspondent ef tlEe Atlas writing from
Washington, says that Judge Douglas, OF
Illinois, and Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, arc
spoken Of very generally->as candidates for
President and Vice President; DJurlaa- and
Cobb are 20 DO brought out as Compromise
Condiaates, and that Messrs Casa, Buchanan,
Houston, Woodbury. and Butler will b. fore
cd to yield TO the little Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
rnAcEpv AMONG rnE MonMoS.


Tho Detroit Advertiser contains an Ae-
count Of a brutal murder committed on Bea-
vor Island, Lake Michigan--wbcre despcr-
ate band OF Mormons live on the sth inst,
upon ThomhS Bennett, under the color Of
(AIormo6) ecclesiastical authority. Bennett
was shot through the body with Eve rifle bal.
lets and thirty eight buckshut by n partysf
finy Mormops Ills brother Samuel was also
shot hut not killed. Great excitement pre-
vailed. i.d irr .' ~ iHnirf
The following are some Of the, particulars
of the affair, which We end in an exchange
paper; = frff rerfl hlfI edtio .rI1r1l rr..
Ailcr tho murder Of Thonaa Bennett, tho
hl0mons next pursued Samuel Bennett. who
10 save his wife returned TO the house and ro-
cciyed y shot just a. he passed the threshold
of the door. Tho wound was not mortal
The 6cnds then took the dead body of Thorn
aA by the hair, aud threw Il In q boat and
compelled the wounded men to follow and
sii down by il. They then drove tho distract
ed woman INTO the boat and proceeded 90 the
harbor, n distance of eome 0 miles, where
they had Rjury OF Mormons, who brought in
> verdict that Bennett sxame 10 his death
while resisting the law. ~Ilhc excitement a.
di0hg tiie Gehtifes, all whS are not saints. at
this roldblooded murder Of pearcablc and In
dnstrious citizens is learfuliy alarming, and
nothing short Ola general fight and massacre
can nllay their rage. At 10 o'clock the fish
eraici1 aud Indians were collecting at McIn-
LAYS Flint, preparatory TO an attack upon tho
MoV1noas, who were also mastering their for
eea in anticipation OF this fight The plea
set up the Mormons 10 iustifchtioniof this
sanguinary murder of All uhoffending man,
within the sanctity oc his domestic rules, Is,
that the Benncis offered resistance OF 80 or
so Mqrmons, WIN came 10 arrcst thcm with
warrants, og a charge Of having said, the pre-.
vious day, thatfsey would not recognize tho
Mormon law. These arc the men whose lives
the King doomed 20 destruction IL they did
not give their farms to tho saints and leave
the Island. -r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

NARROW ,EscAPE.---As the train on the
Concord Railroad, from Boston was coming
up yesterfEy- Thursday forenoon, when
crossing \ road near Reeds Ferry, 1t came
in collision with team upon which were TWO wv,
large umbers standing across the uact' WV, WV,
ting or breaking both of the timbcrs IN wv
parts. A chain attached 70 the timbcrs pau oSu
become loose, and hooked ON 70 one OF INC
rails, and thaa# stopped the team. The locomU,
tive was 40 much damaged that It was iouna
necessary tv send h, Maaeheeter Aas anfs !. -
but no person was injured and neither o. inc .ne
cars Ibroker A passenger states that on
of fhn tiulparu ln,easured ftseea f'frAeS ~ "
aEnoEor. - Gogcosd (iNsvffs1 Patriot 'I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

HB' The editor of the Newark Advertiser
has been shown rife capable of firing TWEEN
ty-6pe balls every minute, including the time
Of loading. Under the barrel, in the place
of the ordinary ramrod is an iron tube CON
tanning the twenty-five balls, and by cooking
the gun a ball is brought mp into the barrel,
and the same operation also brings from the
brecch a pill of printing The charge of
powder is contained in the ball. which Is
eorked shut after the powder has been intro
duced. The quantity Of powder is only TWEEN
ty-eipht grains,and drives the ball with great
er force than the large charge in an eflina-
nv gun. .H,..-n .ft
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

Gar There is one piece Of experimental
LlegiAlAfinn of which the State Of Wisconsin is
said to be heartily sick, viz the abolition of
any limit on the rutcs Of interest. 1t is
stated that moi Tess than half of,the best land
of the State is mortgaged for the payment of
money borrowed at not less than twenty-five
per cent interest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

car On the 9th ballot Luke W6odbnry, of
Antrim, was nominated for Governor by tho
Locoidco State Convention, holden Mt Con.
cord, n. H., last week. Resolutions wcru
passed in favor ofLod Woodbury., Ger Preei-
dent. c. G. Atherton, Of gag.rhlc memory,
was elected a-delegate TO attend the Conven-
ton To nominate a candidate for the Presi-
dency. ........-.- .... .......s. -. N.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

We learn from the Christian Advocate and
journal that tho book agents of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, acting upon the sugges-
ton of Lhe. Court in the late trial respecting
tho. church property. hasA pfopossd to the
Of the Church South, ian adj
iustmept OF their preferred claims. by "a, legal
arbitration undor the authority fihe Court
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
GENERAL SCOTT.

The Wings Of Washington County Penn
sylyania, at a numerous aud highly respecta-
bis mectug convened at the shiw uwn Of
the County pursuant IN public notice, for the
purpose Of choosing delegates TO represent
Washington countyin the Wing State Con-
venton, to be held at Lancaster on the 2ith
inst. unanimously adopted resolutions cx-
pressing their desire for the nomination Of
Con. Scott, IA the Whia candidate for the
Presidency The resolutions are as follows !;
lta-.,ls,d, THAT the present uniniAakable
and growing sentiment in favor Of General
Scott makes IL necessary duty tohs 10 con-
slider the grounds Of this popular designation
OF that great citizen AS the next incumbent
of the high office Of President Of the. United
States.
Resolved, That upon deliberately conaid-
wiring tttE grave question, We feel ourselves
,unhesiAtngly called upon To accord with
this popular preference, already 10 oNlcnsivc-
IS Nd cmphatically cNpresscdsby popular as.
scmbics, comprising large proportions Of the
Niscst aud most disntcrcstcd Of our citizens
of Cilizons who have no ambition III chcr-
ish nor Offices ~ seek. Ir
Resolved, That wa cordially respond 10 this
hurGlion OF orr ilustrous fellow. cou1trymon
General Scott mot simply on account Of
his extraordinary military pruius and rurvir-
es but because he has exhibited la iimca OF
poNcr, eminent administrative talenta--jude-
ment and prudence. energy and cauuop-bis
civil education having stored his mind with
the best mn Vms Of Republican government
aud national policy.
, Resolved, That a candid scrutiny of his
character aud conduct ia all public trusts
committed 20 him we can discover not one
siuule act OF disregard OF the rights and priv
iiis-u- .,f il...- ilai2i liizen nor any sct-
wilcd, auddcious violation OF the Constitu-
ton and laws of the land while his private
.eharHctcr, in all the relations of domestic and
sornl life, is not only irrcproachable but ex-
capillary, Ike.
Resolved, therefore, That we warmly con
CuFwiJh 0nr-fcliow citizens in other parts OF
our State aud of other States, in their spon-
taneous expression of popular preference, free
from The influence of mere party leaders, and
hereby declare our desire and hope that Con.
Winfield Scott be the candidate Of the PEG.
pie for the next Presidency of the Gnited
States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

PRErARATIoSs FOR WAR.--We learn
from the Savannah Republican that MIR VIM
L. YAncey, the leading secessionist of Alaba-
ma, stated at the meetings. Of the Southern
Rights Club, ofMontgomery, last week, that
he had private advices from South Carolina
assuring him that the State would scecde
next spring, and had a hundred pieces Of
field artillery, twenty thousand small arms,
and military stores Of all descriptions, 20
which uCCessions were constantly madol Bah !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

-, RSc Alta meeting Of the stpekhoIderA of
the White River Bank, on the 10th inst,
Chester Baxter of Sharon, Salon Danfqrth
Of Barnard, Merriek Gay of Stockbridge,
Phinehas Pierce Of Royalton, Loren Griswold
OF Randolph Geo. Francis and Augustus r.
Huntoon Of Bethel, were elected directors
and Chester Baxter was elected President
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

pG' Tho Concord Freeman states that a
large sized sewing needle *as extractcd, a
few days since from tho breast oS a lady in
shirley, by Dr. Z. nJIiIls, which she says
vas accidentally thrust into ono of the lower
extrcmitics near the knee, soue twonty years
40
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ENForcrNTSr or TuE LtouoR Law IN
PoRrLANp- The Boston Journal says that
Neal Dow, Mayor Of Portland, has given no
ticc TO the dealers in ardent spirit, in that ci-
~, that he shall enforce tho provisions Of tho
liquor law, recently passed in that Sthte, with
prompuudc and energy, in oder to free the
-rity yUurT uv rTuyytbiu trUTr the grUUt uvtt,
The Mayor SAYS;
~ ain informed that the stock of Ii.
uuor, in the hands Of dealers here Is very
large and that its loss would fall heavily up
on some of them. therefore propose TO nj
low such persons a reasonable Time 10 dispose
of their liquors, by shipping them of 20 other
States or countries, the governments Of which
allow Intoxicating liquors to be sold TO their
people; but if it shall come 10 my knowledge,
That any dealer hero violates the law by sell
ing such liquors 60 our people, ! shall use all
the means in my power to bring such persons
"a Punishment"
The same paper says, the steamer st. Law
renee, Captain Sturtevant, which arrived
here WednAesday morning from Portland,
brought back eighty barrels OF liquor, which
it was found impossible 10 dispose of in the
State of Maine, under the new and stringent
liquor law of that State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

observation-disclosures Seymour, OF
vcrgcnnes, and Bella Howe, of Sboreham,
were nominated as candidate for Senators by
the Wings of Addison County, in couvep.
ton, on the 18th inst.
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ST. j Q HNsBuRY,
SATURDAY, JUNE n, 1851.
Wing State Convention

The Whigs Of Vermont are requested 10 meet la
State Convention A. Believe Pals, on Wednesday
tho abth day d jane next, at o'elnek =. NJ, inr
TIE pnipose ~ AnlHiuafiHg state Tletat AHd max
Ing other suitable preparations for che coming see-
tlon In view Of tbs Importance pfthh election, q
fun representation from every section ofhe State Il
earnestly Invited
It's hoped hAt tho memben Of al tho County
Committees win be present, ~ II win afford them
opportunity VI uuTTfrryuE ruFurirr N grupv Elr
able measures oaiediAtSd't6 continue the harmony
and success Of thh party.
JOHN DEWEY,
JOSEPH VI. RARRETT, Wing
~ORRIN SMITH, State
DANIEL A. IIEALD, Committee
II, Is, STACY, .
May go 1901.
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NEw YoRK, June ~.
THE CALIFORNIA NEWS CONFIRM

THE VAIIF UINNIH NEWo NUNFIHM-
ED.
We have \ despatch from New Orleana,
dated the i4th, which STATES that the steamer
Alabama bad ArriyedAt that city from Vera
Cruz, bringing four days later intelligence
from California. Our despatch confirms tho
" total destruction Of San Francisco by ere,
and that every newspaper establishment en-
eept that Of the Alta California, was destroy.
ed. The total destruction Of property Is esii-
mated at twelve 10 sixteen millions ofdollArs
a vert destructive frc bad aiso occurred at
Stockton loss over one million dollars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

Mr.. HEAru's CoNcERr.-Mr Heath had
a crowded House a. his Concert in this place
ne IS one of tho most popular singers OF the
day. He will, we understand, visit several
of the principal towns in the State tho PRES
cut summer, and will soon he in Washington
County.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

ca The ST. Louis Intellgenecr states that
the Wing press of Missouri is very. .unani-
nous for MIR Fillmore for the next President
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

RSy 1lte Washington, On. c. News, a
Wing Journal, Rys ~. We arc greatly grit
fled to learnsthat Burgess s. S. Gather, Esq,
- Q eandidnte for Congress in opposition TO
the Diauhian (whigl Clngmau, and that
thcra y but little doubt ofhis triupPhaat
election ..s ...-i..-.g ..,-.# ,--1 s..s .is5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21

90 Mons. and Madame Canderbcck gave
a second Concert in this place on Wcdnes-
day. evening last, on tho German Harp and
Violin The lovers of Instrumental music
speak well of their performances.