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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALRNpER-This day.-Crcut
Cort-Nos 1876, 10 ~, rs, 80 81, 7s3, 's5, 81,
529 6o3, lO4, 7i2, 81, 326.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 49, 30 "a, 40. 100, S., sos,
Is, 10 IS as Is Co. Ga, So, 50, 81 S. S. s. 50, 81.
90 % 05 90 81 9s l00 l0l lO2 1885, lO7 70 Ito, ll3
10 l22, l2i
COMMON PlEAs-PartI-Nos 1913, 97S, 9,9 ISL, 9s3,
$751; 99 993, 800 lO0l ,O03 1905 LOO; 1909 l0l1
Part lI-Nos 96s, go, ga, $50, 900, l,OO2 lO0i,
loo. lOQs. loo, LOLA ,022, 1924, l026, LOIS.
|. ). DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. q, II, % 10 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
GEORGIA.

Governor Cobb, Of Georgia, ia his mes
sage. proclaims the unalterabe ceyOioa OF Georgia
to the Compromise adjustments.
Some Of the Georgia papers protest ssaiass tne
choice OF Senator BY the Legislature teis sessios
on the ground that Sir D0Yrsns term VIII not ekpfS
until March, and there rIil be no nee' Z" a'Hoes'-
SOC ell the ne1. SESSION 81 CoUsfess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FiRE.-A fire broke out last night In
south seyenth-ss near First, consuming four buiid'
ings. The FIRE was burning when we ven. 10 press.
We could no, ascertain the amount Of loss, or how
Il originated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

~ DR.. j. q. ANBLER, Dentist, has re-
moved his office from No. ss Park place TO No. 81
"asains,cnplace.
NOVEL LArScH.-We understand that
.10'"ans boat, INTENDED for explorations Of har.
sSfs, wrecks, &c Will be launched his ancroo,a =,
the nD Dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
L. S. CIRCUIT Before Jud

L. s. CIRCUIT COuRr--BefOre Judge
Neson-Thom Hpnt and others agt, Hugh uarWsH
To recover alleged overcharge Of duties on lmpor
tation of colored blankets, but held by the custom
House to be cloth, and to come under the denomtna
ton OF manufactures of wool. The plaintiff Was per-
miited 10 withdraw a Juror.
Geo. u. Phelps and Others against {. ". Lauren =
Collector. Tor return duties on an importation Of
medicinal preparation. Verdict for pisInIr 81 Ooo
subject 10 the opinion OF the Court.
/. :. MARsHAL's OFFICE Capt. Ham
mond. Of the ship Chrsiiana, was arrested ami held
to bail in $500 charged with leaving one OF his cre"
John C. Williams, who made the cognslaintl at
Hong hong, East Indies
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs- Before judge
Woodul.-JohR Green agt. The tRy Of Nttr' lorN
TO recover damages for tearing do"n by the SlV
Inspector, buildings used bone boiling establish
meat, allCaey referred 10. The compliant "as di>-
missed
CoURI or GENERAL : ESsIoNS.-NOy. III.
Before Judge Beebe, ami Aid Dodge and smith.
tenttctcn fer Assault sRd Baftru irita intent 10 kU
Joseph Wagner, who was trieO last week, Tar AS
the eNlence IA the case Was concerned, was placed
al the bar Tins morning The evidence on both
secs peHg al ia, counsel summed up the case
his iLofnng. IL Will be recollected that this
person Was iHsd on al indictment charging hun
With assault ana battery With intent TO xii Jacob
Ciouse al has residence corner uf 6lsst and 3lav on
the 9Oth g, March last. The case was given 10 the
uIy this morning, and after rieftelincratIop ON
thtr part they rendered verdict of guilty and the
prisoner was demanded for sentence.
Sentences and Pleas Of Gr3fg-James Clark
who Yesterday tned and convicted OF
burglary IN the third degree was placed at the
bar this morning TO answer another Indictment. lie
pleaded guilty TO grand larceny which plea was
accepted and the Court sentenC et him TO the State
Prison for years and months, on each conviction
John kshe one Of the same gang with Clark and has
companions. pleaded sui 10 burglary N the second
deere G. and was sentenced - tue S.ls -'rs9a for
Nt.rs N d . a., nths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

SUPERIOR CoURT-Betore Judge Paine.
-Ptfer A. CaSfslanos agt Nn. Jones' Sheri1, John
Z. BsaRraile and Augustus {. SsnaHoS.-For tres
pass IN taking stock of cigars, &c, at store Ia
Wall-st in attachment against Mr.. Rodreguez, al
ready referred to- and in which large costs have &C
crued Verdict for plaintiff, $50, which the action
occurring before the Codel does not carry costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

NrBLo Tonight the Ravels, together
with their excellent and talented sdJuDcts the
Franks and Marzettis. give three Of their panto-
mines DRAMA a mythOloglcsl bale. prelude, c m
posed ny Brilliant the s'ii attractive Pantomims Of
the Wre ok snc the Red GnOme-~hich Is cap Al
mime vehicle for the cisplrY OF he varied talents Of
Antoine Ravel and YictOrine Frank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

WASHINGTON CRossING THE DELAWARE
One Of the largest audiences assembled .yesterda
at SiuyveSant Institute TO this popular picture
We trust that our young folks vii devote this after
noon 10 visit the Exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

ARREsr OF BAR TENDER.-Wm. Car
berry was yesterday afternoon arrested by officers
Smith and Elder, of the Lower Police Court charged
BY Mr. French, of FIenchs Hotel, with having pur
loned. at different times, quantities of liquors from
the celler of the Hotel. The accused was the head
bar keeper Of the house. and had access to the cellar
where the liquors and wines were kept. He was
committed to prison by Justice Lathrop, to await ex
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
THE LATE BURGLARY IN CHAMBERs-s r

Two notorious characters, named VIM. Dowd,
alias Dublin, and Henry Scott. were Yesterday ar
rested by Constable Josephs Of the Fourth Ward,
charged with being the perpetrators of the late bur
gaIy and robbery upon the tailoring establishment
of Mr. Pole No. Chambers St, III which they car
ned of about 5000 worth of goods. Mr. Josephs has
for some time past suspected these fellows, but until
Yesterday was unable to find sufficient evidence
against them to warrant their arrest, when he found
aporton of the stolen property IN their possession.
They were taken before Justice Lothrop and locked
I'M for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

~ Hon. w. L. Marcy, Of Albany, Gen.
Churchill, l. s 4. DR. Simmons, do Capt Callum,
DO Cant. Shields DO Lieut. A. Baird, do, Hon IL.
Mcclellan, hudson, Hon II. Baldwin, Syracuse,
we're amor the arrivals yesterday at the Irving
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

ARREST FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
A man named John Snow residing al No 81 Avenue
b, was yesterday arrested By Officer Hamblln,
charged with receiving stolen goods. On searching
his premises II pieces of blue silk cravats, which
had been stolen from the store OF Mr. Chas. Small,
No 300 Pearlst, together with considerable
amount of other property stolen from the store OF
Andrew Smith, corner OF Greenwich and Courtlandt-
sts., and others, were found. The persons above
named Identified the goods found i'll possession OF the
accused, having been stolen from their respective
plaees Of business. The accused taken before
Justice Osborne and committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

70 We publish below correct list Of
the officers OF the t. $. steam frigste Mississippi,
the one gwen yesterday having contained many
errors, in consequence Of the hurry and confusion
attending the arrival
captain, John G. Long Lieutenants, w c. Chap
I'm, James P. Sanford, John Ru,ledge Acting Lieut.,
William Nelson Surgeon, George Blacknall Pur-
sef, Henry citing Acting Master, Charles W. Aoy :
Lieut. OF Marines, G. A. Henderson ASsistan. Sur
Seon, J. Hamilton Chef Engineer, Jesse Gay :
Passed Mldshpmen, J. ', n Philip, J. b. Smith,
Thomas Young. T. u. Wstmough, lst Assistant
Engineer, w. f Everett 20, Rober, Darnby %,
I. W. Ceddes 81, l.. Coleman 81, II. W. Logan :,
Sd, t. Alexander Acting Masters Mate, W. Mar
wood Captains Clerk, y. G.. PER-, Pdrser's
CLERK, [. \: SWEET. Gunner, J. Caulk Acting
BostSwsiu. " {. ClalA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

" The Board Of Aldermen last night
old nothing Of particular importance IN the way oil
new business An ordinance was passed to divide
the FRS, Ward into four Election Districts. The
resolution to pay the laborers on pubic works 8 %
per day was lost by a tie vote, TO O. AID Cook be-
ing absent. The ordinance increasing the salary OF
Policemen to 5000 per annum was passed, and the
Board adjourned TO Friday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
A noLD ACT.

The house OF Mr. Moses johnson, corner of
State and Centre street, was entered last Sat
urday night, and robbery committed, which
Cor boldneas aud -audAcity, has had no paral-
lei hcrcabouts for a long time. 1t seems that
Mr. upon awaking on Sunday morning,
found that his pantaloons had been taken
from chair in which they were deposited
evening t...l F,ss-ss,rg.l
upon scaFh the missing unmentionables
were found in the kitchen in the rear part
Of the house. Every thing was apparently
safe, but upon examination Mr. j. found that
the sum Of Sl05 in bills and So in silver, had
been distracted from wallet in the pocket,
and the wallet returned 60 its proper place
No papers (of which there were several Of
value) had been touched, and the rogue, to
carry out the nicely of the operation, had left
largo copper coin, which the owner carried
as pocket piece among the silver. In shed
adjoining the house, one Of the family soon
after discovered $40 in bills, of the money,
which had been unfolded and was crumpled
up by pressure of the hand. These were eY-
identity dropped, by the thief, from accident
1t is supposed that the pants were taken to
the shed where lamp was lit, the wallet RI
fled, and the money divided, and the pants
returned to the kitchen. bold operation
truly = Concord On H. } Patriot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

Man AiIssIEa,-J0Lh u, hlnith, lAle OF
Clarsmont, leii Gilnanton 10 take the can
at sanbornton bridge nor home, on the oh
day Of Deoea.ber last,a haa not bsen heard
from since. lie 10 90 years Of sge, about six
ieet IA height, and weighs ZOO pounds, ANY
information concerning him will be tiiankia,-
" received BY his wife, Mira Aladlda Smith,
nov residing in frAnooHiA- .
81 The PToyidence Post says Martin Van
Buren, n a. baoyant and elasue nov as hs
was twenty years ag0i and adda that "One
reason perhapa ID that he has npt dHank IN
tpNicaung liquors IN she lAst dirty years and
IA remarkably regular in everything save his
POhlics.
~ A cargo Of -four was seoeiyed last week
ia salein, MAas., direct ifom Cleveland, Ohio.
Il csine oyer tho OBdvnsburg hailroAd, thro
Vermont and Concord, 10 Lawrence. aud
thence 4, :salssss- The aaur Ras saly tsgelye
days from Ohio 10 salem The expense Of
freight is said 10 30 eight cents less per bar
rel than II can be obtained over any other
route.
SBThe Burlington Free Pross asserts pos
lively that within ten days before his n0mi-
cation Cor governor, 4. r. RedGeld declared
that lac agreed with Mr. Peek In all the poai-
tons assumed by the latter gentleman, with
roibrenoe 10 the fugitive slave Law, aud the
Vermont hAbcAs corpus act The Aecommo-
dation Democracy seem 20 get very poor Ae-
Communications from their gubernAtoral cAndi-
dates.
a6 A little daughter Of r. G. Smith, Post
Master, Of Waterbury had her head % dread
fully crushed by the Gall ola ladder upon IT,
on Tuesday Last, that there are no hopes Of
her recovery
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
DB&TMga

In this town, July 10, Of scarlet fsver, Charlie.
Edward son Of DIR. J. s. sihs, RgOd years md 8
months,
In landau, n n, suiy 40, Of dysontsry, Mary
Princes, only child of A. n. and NJ. A. Nelson, Of
this town, aged II months and days. Printers
In n. II. and Mass, will please notice.
Kt thSNktU EytpTr1, rroar PltiladNlPlsla ThnmAs
johnson, seaman, aged above 100 years. This old
tar ia believed to have been tho last survivor Of the
gallant crew who we'll SUSTAINED Panl Jones In
his desperate conflict with the Scraps In 1T70 John
son was a native Of Norway.
In Troy, July 18th, very suddenly, from the cfIcc,
Of oil Of wintergreen, accidentally taken, George,
son Of Harrison and Olive Ann Atwood, aged 4
years, months.
Al Lancaster, N. H., July II, Geo. Franklin, son
Of Daniel and AlmcdR f. Moore, aged Q months
Also July IL, Of consumption, ater mn illnoss of
fourteen weeks, Mary Jane, daughter OF Allen Smith
aged Is years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Bad Netcs from The Rd6firs.-- Further IN
tellisence from the Cape of Good Hope is by
no means Of a cheering character. Dates are
to May 3lst The whole Colony is said to
be in critical state. During the month of
May Sir Henry Smith was shut up in King
Williams Town, where he continues s6rroun-
ded on all sides by hordes of barbarians, who
since winter has set in and the snow has driv-
en- them from the hills, have come down to
the low grounds in bands of fifty and sixty,
and the whole country down to the coast is
infested by them. Cot. hiiCK5iiunou and NV
Jor Wiimot have made several patrols during
the month, and in one OF these Col. McKin-
non penetrated as far as the ARalola noun
tains and surprised body of KafIirs, who ex-
asperated ut the loss of about 400 head of
cattle, which the Colonel had captured, en-
gagged with him in close quarters. About $50
Kafiirs were killed. The accounts are fright
fully alarming from the Orange River sover-
eighty. All the tribes are rising, and If the
Mozish should join them, Major Warien's po-
sitida must be very critical We baye the
old story revived OF the approach of 5000 of
the Laolors, under Mr. Seamsome, but we
place no faith whatever in it.
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gsT The Charleston Courier states that the
Isabel brought amongst her passengers an ell
DERBY gentleman from ouba, who considered
the Affairs Of the Island in such critical po-
Sitiurr that he had seld out e1tenAiYe- AngAr
plantation, worth 10000, for two-thirds Of
its value.
Car Hon. Mr. Bolts, tho Wing candidate
for Congress, in Richmond, Va, has with
drawn from the CANVASS, in consequence Of
dissatisfaction among his friends with hiA
course in the Constitutional Convention, up
on the exciting question of the basis of'reP-
resentation.
ExEcUTIoN.--On Friday; in New York,
Douglass and Benson were executed for the
murder of Asa Havens second mate OF bark
Glenn. A-respito has been received from the
President for Clements, engaged with the
others in the murder, till the 22d August
gaT On the 9lst of July, 1891, Joseph
Godett and Thomas Colinctt were executed
in Boston, by the United States Authorities
for killing Capt. Woodbury., of Beverly Mass.
Mt sea. Afler the execution the bodies were
placed in Jail yard apd experimental on with
the galvanic battery, by DIR. John w. Web
ster. The place where the experiments took
place, was the exact spot where DIR. Webster
was hung ~ years afterwards.
car The Buffalo Express says that n large
portion of last years crop of wheat is now in
the country unconsumed, and that the incom-
ing crop is one of the heaviest ever gathered.
Flour has gone down to three dollars and
thirty-eight cents barrel in Bugalo, and
wheat 60 seyenty-seYen cents a bushel
SPEcIE.-The export of specie from New
York for the week ending July 2eth was
$500 ,Sl5-total for the year thus far from that
port S22 ,942, 500.
RAILROAD OPENING.-Ehe Atlantic and
St Lawrence Railroad was opened to Cor,
ham, in Coos county, on the 29d. A large
company from Portland and places Oh the
line passed over the road to Gcrham, where
they had great time and good one, too, it
is said. ~
WooL.--Thc Troy IN. " Wing of the
2Sth ut., says-The market remains very
quiet both in the city and country, with a
moderate demand only. Sales of the week
as follows: 10000 lbs Western New York
Wool, ~ c, which is agreeable to quotations
Receipts of the week about $4,000 lbs moro
than the sales"
GT Some Americans, dining together on
the 4th of July, at Paris, employed a band
OF music, which, after having several times
played the Marseillaise, were ordered by the
Police not to repeat il. The Americans did
not give it up SO, but stood under their flag,
and shouted out the Revolutionary hymn in
full chorus Tho large crowd standing a.
round looked decidedly astonished
CT The Peach harvest has commenced in
Delaware, and Il is stated that there is pros
pect Of more than an ordinary crop. Some
of thefarmers have $50 or 200 acres planted
with peach trees.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
StraylHorse

A Bay long tailed Mare, left my pasture In Salem,
IN July &C. and has been traced TO the vicinity
ofSt Johnsbury. She Is IL or 10 wears old black
tail and name, has the LEFT shoulder n small sore,
and a small star Ia the forehead. Whoever will in
form me where she may he found, or deliver her 10
MorTillA Tavern, st. Johnsbury Centre shall be
suitably rewarded. JOHN Mitchell
Salem, W.T. Aug. i, 1901. q Ta1wIR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
\MAMMGA&RSa


Tn Lawrence, Ms, July 10, Mr. George W, Mason
and Miss Mary A. Pcrcival. both Of Lawrence,
In Newport, July II, by Rev Moses Robinson, Mr.
Charles S. Batcheder late OF Danyllo, and Hiss Alb
igal S. Moore Of Newport.
In Burke, June 90, by Rev. Mr. GoddinE,Mr VIM.
f. Rugslcs, and Miss Mary Hall, both Of Sutton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

FIRE.--Tbc dwelling house and all the out
buildings, including three barss partly flled
with hhy, belonging to Moses Ring, in VIII
Jamestown, were recently entirely consumed
by FIRE. The house took fire on the roof, from
~farks coming out from the chimney, and
spread with such npidity that the family es-
ing they had on. Only small part of the
furniture and farming tools were saved In
sured for Bradford Garene.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

MILLERITEs.--There has recently been
an encampinent of these deluded people at
Canaan, N. H., under the leadership of Cum
mngs, Smith and others. On Sunday before
last, the people pulled the tent down over
their heAds-upon which they tocR up stakes
and started for Andover, in this State, where
they probably now are. They are much ex-
ercised with the question-how long il will
do to postpone the second advent, and the
worlds end, now close at hand--Bos,oa Pa
nrr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

TRouRkgs OK rHE RAILRoAD.-During
the last week, there has been great deal Of
difficulty between the Corkonians, and Far
downers, at work on the Inc Of the Atlantic
& St. Lawrence railroad, in Coos county,
The -Corkonians from different sections, in
number some three hundred, many of them
armed with guns, having embodied in Stark,
commenced march towards section, where
the Fardowners were employed, threatening
to destroy all the shanties, and the stores Of
the contractors, and to drive the obnoxious
landowners from the work. BY the exer-
tons of the contractors, aided by the solicitor
of the county, a Deputy Sheriff and others,
thay were prevented from doing any mischief
and finally marched back again TO their
respective diggings.-R9p.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

~ A correspondent OF the Baptist Chron-
clc, OF Philadei phia, lately spending Sab
bath at Pitts6cld, Mass, notices the attend.
ance of Tx Governor Briggs, who.iA resi-
dent of thai town, as The tsachor OF a inrRr
Bible class OF male members varying in age
from the young man of twenty To the aged ia
Their of fourscore and ten years
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
FOR SALE.

FNNHE subscriber offers for sale 24O acres OF Land
u in tho thriving town of Charleston, Orleans
County, Vermont, lying on both sides 0r Seymour
River and extending from Seymour Lake To Echo
Pond. TIE mill privileges are OF sufficient pow err
To operate any kind OF Mills and being fed by Soy
monr Lake, the River is unfailing and not liable to
freshets. The county Is thckly settled and good
mills OF various kinds very much needed. I no
good roads run through the lot, a small part of
which Is cleared and the rest is covered with valu
able timber. Price, $500.
ALSO,
A lot Of 24O acres IN tho 5. Y. part of Charles
ton on Mad River, joining tfc line of Westmorc.-
This bot has valuable watsr PFtvileeee Ia heavily
tinberpd aud beautifully situated. Price, $500.
These lots for farming purposes equal 20 any
wild lands in Vermont, and will soon have easy ac-
to Railroad. Charleston Is we'll supplied with
schools andis npidly Increasing in population and
wealth. --,
a reasonable credit wouDab given for tho whole
purchase money satisfactory security. Those
wishing 10 nee therp remisss can apply TO G. Gum
mngs, Esq., in Morgan near the first named lot
Apply by letter or otherwise 10
ELISHA S. WINSQR,
t727m6l Providence, r. J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
To Traders and Farmers.
EMERSON g. FITZ,

EMEHSON o. F1TZ,
- Ne 81 MAnKEr Sc ARE. BosroN. MAss..
COMMISSION and ) HoLEsALE DEALERS
~ ..-- in.
BUTTER, CHEESE, GRAIN, and all
kinds COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Foreign and Domestic FRUITS and NUTS.
respectfully solicit consgnments from Trader, and
Farmers wishing TO forward 20 this market
u Orders for foreign Fruits, Nuts, Sc, viii
receive prompt attention.
Refer TO Mossrs. O. 9. BUREaAN, Inn, ~.
49,. SAHcEAST FKLp Danyilic, w.
G. o. Bnooe, Burlington, VI
sTIxsos g. Arms, Waterbury, VI.
Nay, 1881 5aIms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

NOTICE.-Thc Caledonia Association will hold
IT, next meeting at the house Of Rov. T. Catpentcr,
in Littleton, ~ H., on the second Tuesday, oath
day. Of Aug, at II O'Clock, NJ.
VI. II. GURNEY, Scribe Of Association.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

"Thc ball is in motion, and will roll on ill
il passes through the length and breadth Of
the State. Spartanburg win give IL thou
sand licks on sale-day in August. York and
Chester will follow suit. The death kncll OF
secession has been rung. The people Of S.
Carolina have recovered from the panic
which passed over them last winter. In less
than two years secession will he laughed at
in this State. The people will talk OF it Ms a
drunken man does Of hi+ old freaks and fool
cries, when sobered. They will wonder how
they over could have been so deluded."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02

EARTHQUAKE m MissOUBI--Ihe Herald
published a New Madrid, fsys that a shock
WA more sewers than any felt for several
years A rumbling hoise resembling thunder
preceded and followed the shock, Near West
Lake this earth opened la several places, aud
also on the farm OF VIM. Connolly, eleven
miles ffOhl the town. On the farm Of hilhs
beavers, AK miles from town, II opened and
threw sand and water 10 the height Of forty
or fifty feet The earth has not opened be-
fore since 1912
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-02
Derby Academy.
TIIE FALL TERM

TIE FALL TERM
nv this Institution will Commences On Wsinss-
" day the az day September nezt, under the 80,
perintendclhD III
MIR FREDERICK MOTT,
. graduaia ~ ona OF de most distinguished and
n0tirisling unyaUlties Ia New England
NJ Mot comes 10 this institution highly rec0tn-
mendhd, and it il confidently believed tsai hs will
ave entire satisfaction % all who shall paToniss
tie school
hT ~ will be aided by competent Assistsuts
Lessons Ia hhaio, ALEC sessons Ia Drawing and
Painting, VIII be given on reasonable terms
Derby, July 40, 1861. Tsigi