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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

hETvHsEp CALWoHEIAas.-s ome half
dozen gentlemen, who left Barnet, somsihisg
less Than year since for California, retnrped
by the Cherokee, Il is understood that they
have succeeded we'll ia lheir snterprise-at
least moderately well.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

WKGTKRs Hoo TRABE.,.--Tho 81 Louis
lutollgeneeF Of the iath ult has fhe foil0W-
ing ;-"Our packers are now prepared 10 com
meaee business, their houses have been pat
Ia order, and every thing made ready fnr the
opening Of thh Strengthening season, A. yet
We have heard Of but Two or three Important
oontFa1ta faf fatuEa delivery, A ftw DAYS
since We mentioned the sale OF 500 head itill
fed Al $3.50. On Saturday last We we're IN
formed Of additional contracts, viz 900 No, I
corr fed, from 81 Charles county, delivered
next month ~ si,2b-paH OF the purchase
money paid now, advances equal 10 l 80 per
head, 1000 head Illinois corn fed, 10 not n o
lbs, delivered 10 Dee, Al $50, 1000 head, b.
nett go Lbs, delivered from 18th 20 20ni
Nov, At 4 so, Tho inaFket cannot 10 consid-
erred hilfy under way a. yet, but from all we
can learn Wa believe that the opening price
for No Hog, will range from 81 40 Rirbo."
rbe Rushyille (Ind) Jacksohian OF the
9th makes these remarks! The prospect h
that the Hog market this yenr will rnrry with
IA An unusual degree df vitsAity and aatiyify.
buyers are plenty IA this county aud. sellers
are few and 10th 20 dispose Of The precious
stuff A great uumbor az our farmers have
cold, however az 81 aud others At . ,25.
Every thing thai can possible be uAde into
Pork win DO marketed. frum what Wa are
Ablo "a gather, the number in Rush county
will not be quite as large IA ia othnr years.
the number OF pounds pfopably greater, We
lcaan that some contracts have been made ut
s4,25 nett, delivered ia Cincinnati"
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 2ith ult.,
says;--"Numeronu contracts have been mnde
here NJ prices vayinp from S5a5 ,60--4 ,75
being tho highest price paid within the last
two weeks, and we did not learn Of any con-
tracts for early delivery below a, go. Ycster-
day 1900 head delivered from 10Th 10 3Oth
Dice, sold At $50. Unlcss the number Of hog,
in the whole west should bc greater than last
year, u is not probable that prices will 20
materially lower than 4,6O,and Il is TO- bejprc-
suraef than purehasers.bclicve that the bust.
moss will paw. AT correct hgurcs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

Tux LATE -SToRAi.--rhe heavy rains of
last week, did muqhrciAmage to lbe highways,
and destroyed many small bridges in this vi
einity. From what information We have, it
ragged with much grcutor violence in this sec
1inn than IL did .tIsewhcrcs Bradford Gu.
tene. --ss
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a. The following appeared originally in
the dorchester Democrat. 10 is At least anus
log
CURIOUS PAasAOH1N AMERICAN
.IE8I HlSTOhR, ~
Col Benton 10 At Washington, engaged up
ON he iloUk OF history ID D. said that he will
max q sDms Singular diaslosuros, Nhioh may
seriously euabarfas6 s0nic ~ his prominent DO
litioal friends 1ln So Louis Republican
predicts thar Il published baiore the Tnisidsn-
tial eluoti0n, ID will create . sensation. One
passage OF Il IL said % present a curious state
OF Affairs undeF tbe Polk standardization. Il
has beea read 10 sotns oae, Bouie me has
read u, and reports thai II attiibutas 10 Pres
ident Polk the design during the war with
Mexico, ~ Withdrawing the troops from that
service altogether, This design 10 said 10 have
been loFsed ia consequence 81 the elamor Of
che Mhiga about tho immense expenditure
Of the war, The order lor this purpose was
actually aigned by SeerelAry Marcy, Of tie
War Department. Col benton heard II late
AZ night ife called on the President was
closaied with hiul for several hours, and the
result was the recall Of tho orler, and che
prosecution Of tho war, Col Benton caimr
for lduiself, ~ the consequence Of the ex,F'
else OF his personal inhaenre in the matter
that be saved Tho Democratic party froni de
struciiOn, Andt there Is mach ground ior such
claim. II true, Il is curious episode Of thai
war n not true, Mr. Marry can explain Il -
Whrb n u rec0llectsd tftgt Col Henton had
Influence enough viii The President to lndnc'
him 10 recommend the areAtion Of lieut., gen
eral In the army Of the United States. will
the intention To elevate him 10 that command
oyertwo Of the greatest and most successful
generals the world ever saw, II witt not stir
prise any thinking msn 20 hear 81 the diselo-
arr which Il = said SIR ticutUn iutvurs- ',"k
ing Ia his hook.
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ter from an officer Of the u. ). brig Porpoise,
dated Mt Tencride, Sept. {, states that one
fiffti on Jir WROTE ouidFiUH ~ f'aifiss, \ fJBF1
in Gomera, one Of the Canaries, which con
sisted Of $4,000 in all, has been
swept away by the plague. Among the num-
Der is the L, $. Consul, Mr. Torres, aud his
family except one child. At tho appearance
OF the pes,iIence. Mr. Torres snnt his daugh-
tcp, who were interesting young ladies, into
the interior, but hearing that they were sick
followed them and found them all dead, scr
wants included. Tho distress ON the island is
Uncomfortable. In Teneridc, it was PERFECT
cly healthy
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ST. JUhusbuTy Academy,

TIME Wiutcr Terra will commence on Tuesday,
u November 7S,b, Ind continue eleven weeks.
Pleasant roms can be rented by those wishing n
board Themselves.
ST. Iohnsbury, Nov, 9, 1904. 5l5wa
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~ YbRK nLECTiON.-

The Teiurns arc indplHltu aAd enaiisgng
Il IL probable that each party has eleute'i a
part Of the State capdilatesi the senate
4 pretty certainly Wig add tho Assembly
doubtful
HN-John' WebaltrialAdof 10 ~ Ar iiA
dreth's school at DeryrN, H., Was agcidsn-
tally shot through the head on Iuesday ny
fellow student Webster belonged 10 Now
market
\ &C. DOT Of fha goa furnaces in PeBnsylyp.
MIA, i49r OusI one halo have stopped within
the last ! . months, aud the worklnen thrown
out Of employmentl Aud yst every vessel
that arrives IN this country from England h
loaded with railroad iron, 80 much for' %
much
az Lightning lrei the bAru n AbramC Con-
verse Ia Gilsum. n H., last week killed ~
o., two coysldeslroXed the barn aud eoaIentA,
causing loss bf $500 insurance $500
~ The MI, Statesman says HAT on Moa-
day Of last wset, train npmboriuE 100 cars
passed into concord over the Northern Rail.
road, laden With Cattle for boston. The
freight aud passage over lhsroai IL rapidly
Increasing 49,. h.a
80 The Portsmouth. ~. ia .JoaTnal
fhentous some very Bne apples, raiscd by
John McClntovk, Tsp, If that cit,', frum :
tTce planted 10y him In llis s6ih year " III
age. This fact Is worthy the consideration
Of those who are ROO oif 20 plaut iruit trues
TT n n Euytcri thrt-t---'',, -'..s,kt- Stals.
have 6sed upon the gIih inst, for Ii,ank .
giving
A treaty from Tho king Of the Sandwich T.
lands has been forwarded 70 Washington. Ia
favor ofthclr annexation 10 the Unltedsntes
BRIGHTON AAEKET, Oct 90.
AZ market 2a0O heel cgttle, 1900 alorus, ~ pair
woTting oEer, 70 COWS end calves, btoo sheep -n'
PErcrs, Reef Csule-EIira 81 lst quality % 2,
sioTe.-- }saruRs. !, i6ai4l ,sas' old Isaloaa'
/ 0 yeArs old ~ 2sANL
| Working Oxe--06. 30 fSap0.
Cows and eslye,-sii 4, 2Lal2fsai'
hwna--slAb c; retail ~ iFsi llog'Alo.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKRT-Noy. Q.
A. marke, aio2 eatt'e--aboui 200 besvo,, an,
ilos stores, eon,l.iing u working oxen COWS az
Pfu,Ks--narks s.EEiru beef soI 1T guilty q
~ quality 81 81 quality o. Ordinary 4.
Bngrvh Cattle, No s,les.
Hidcs Sii cwt Ialliw s.
Veal Calves 10, baI
htnros-- Working ONen---eai, ~, 90, 100 ai05
d Cow and cRvof--.siG, u ,g7aao.
| Nc flnFk-ef, I0Aie
Two years old--sl2. " IS.
Three vsan old--Sl7, -.
She9p aud hnibs--Sa03 NJ market fr'os,---Ea
tn alAb. ny lnt, 2h2k
swine 6a1lci lat hofs az VI o.,
] Nytalst, Ggei "a, fgtff
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g. There Is, no doubt. deal Of nonsense
NJ Woman's Convention but IL the men
by their laws, authorize such wrongs as aru
described in the following paragraph. who
can wonder that the women themselves should
strive to right them The facts were stated
10y Mira Nichols of Vermont
IAN old woman she knew in Vermont bad
by her industry aided her husband to accu.
niulate little property, enough to have sus-
tanned either OF them in their old age. Tho
old lady bad worked hard she was veteran
At patching, hut TIM clothes were always clean.
Finally her husband died aud. lcft her "A wild.
ow. Two thirds Of their little property went
90 lin heirs the remaining third was sufficient
for her. She could have only the use ofthai.
Her neighbors all respected and loved her
Many little gift did they send 10 poor old
aunl -. At last, she became absolutely
heipless trds 81 up at auction and sOiT as a
pauper, and died IN hc poorAouse %
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Will OF DR JosIAn SHEpD, LATE az
PEAcHAM, NT.-We learn that DR. Shcdd
has left the following legAeies 10 the following
Benevolent Socigtieai
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The shortest passage made the other way
from New York to Liyerpool-was performed by
the ASIA in December last an ten days, nine hours
md huty aiantes. The Pac,Ec has, therefore, spr-
passed dGy q',ict TRIP, eihe- Eastern o., Uestea,
rCccYd
We have made no allowance for difference in time
IN these calculations. Bat five make such allo vance
the Pacific will still be over three hours ahead. The
shortest passage to Liverpool was made by the Asia
IN ten days, nine and a half hours. which, in mean
time, reduces the passage to ten days, four hours
and forty-iye minutes Adding the same difference
u time to the recent passage of the Pacific il gives
her ten days and one hour-tbus making her grs-
Scge n'~o oil circumstances, three ho,rs a,.a for1y
IRE minutes shmta. than any IN TIC annals Of stem,
snrigotion.
The following exhibits the speed Of the Pacific,
and the distance run each day. She left Liverpool
April 9th, at o'clock II. NJ precisely
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The French Republic.

THE MINISTERIAL TRurBrEs-CuAtMERCfAL AFFAIRS
POLITICAL REFUGEES, ETC.
Adyces from Paris dated April =
The director aud editor of "a fnonarchcal paper. the
Co,1sr ~ n mm have been acquitted by the jury. OF
charge of having excited hatred and contempt Of tho
republican form ~ government.
The democrats have obtained majority in the mun-
cral elections Of the communes Of Apt Nauluse and
Cianfc Bouchcs du Rhonc.
Tho electoral colleges Of the Jond,s conyokci f,r
the 18th Of May to elect representative in place of NJ
Frederick nastat. deceased.
The ministerial combinations that have just failed, or
thosc that may again lie attempted the subject NJ
much speculation and Of the greatest anxiety NJ Ba-
roche went at early hour Sunday morning to the
Elysce. lie remained with the President the whole NJ
the day expecting every momcn that he should be join
"a by VI 0dlon Barrot Who however did appear to
the great annoyance Of the President NJ Barrot 10 u
said was confined 10 his bed with attack of the grippe
Another combination spoken Of but in this the ALI
ancc with the LEFT TO be broken OF for with the
right. OF cgnists The names Of NJ. Bcnost dAzy and
NJ de Kerdcr mentioned This combination pre-
scntcd prospect o. probability up to III o'clock Sua
day night; but yesterday morning at nine O'Clock, NJ
ALhatuc having waited the President in the ~
VI odilon Barrot s mny again be changed " Is stated
that " Barrot feels much dissatisfied with more than
ono ~ tho persons particularly with " Leon Dc Male
vile for Withdrawing at the last moment after the un
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y Ioiyncux der braanic Maic.ty'- cpn.Ol AMI
family. Savannah; Frank Moore. Esq. Havana; W
latin. f.I.. BOSTON; ". 4. Lc-raNd New Orleans; "
forl New .icFsty; 81. duispn. New ork Henry Peek
NCw lfaycu; Nathan Smith, Esq. New Haven. 7 N
NacManus, Mobile we're among the arrival at the
nion Place Hotel.
Homer Ramslell Nrwhurgh; VI Davis rhiladel.
rhia H. henderson Baltimore: winAiry Ia,ston; Mr.
Sawyer, Bostoni Mr. Cunningham Boston John TURNER,
Ianada Capt Ord, I !. army; Mm Seymour. Montreal,
" W Eddy. boston; W. ~ johnson. Bai,fnlre; ! 81.
Horkins ugdcnshurgh u " Thayrc Boston: " Parrish.
Neimo'ti J. " Bowman, have arrived ut the Irving
Hnise.
Geo Rates. Boston: y W. Ledd. Bangor; q meeckcr,
Central America; !. - Benny Boston; Tlos fitsgrad
Phiiid"lphiai X. Wilon London. Canada have lately
arrived nj the american
y Murrison. Troy; wm. Jnnan lady and servant,
lonisvilc. Ky; Radcliffe Fletcher, lady and servant,
Louisville. Ky; Joseph a pa,idaon Philadelphia; w.
:. Martin. Phaselpha; D. J. Fitch, titntonNe, Y Y /,
Chas smith Wisconsin, among the recent arrivals
at Howard Hotel
Ca~.ius Cisy was ~ Cincinnati on the 10Th inst
Hon ". W Iiiiard cf Ala, partock of public din
rendered t. him al Mount Mcigs, in that state
the 18th instant.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEWS BY TELE APH.
interesting from Albany


GREAT DENOMINATION IN SUPPORT THE COW
TITtIloS-FiRsr RALLY IN FAVOR oP THE CON-
silItTioNAL ApoSTLEs-CALL FOR AN EXTRA sES-
ZION By THE GOVERNOR, ETC.
ALBANY, April l9, 1851.
The assemblsge OF the people last night was truly
wonderful The park In front OF the capitol was ils0
with muttudes Of people Not less than ten thousand
pslpatsg hearts mingled In the mass The coustisu-
tion has been nobly and manfuy sustained and It's vo
latons most signally rebukcd
Hon Eli Perry, Mayor Of the city, presided H. Cor
mir z, e. y Lansing Gideon Harley Peter Ganse voort
Nicholas ilu Jr, and several others vice presidents
strong and patriotic set Of resolutions were read by
Wats sherman Erq Of this city sustaining the course
taken by The scistors who resigned thereby
paPabc overriding Of the organic Inv Of the State
ana ainrining determination to make the defeated
canal bill the all important issue of the next election
Able addresses were made by IL. Seymour Samuel J.
1den Senator stanton, Mr. kolbourn the Albany Car
pcnter. and Wm. Shaw.
During the exercises in the park cannon were boom
iHg--scndng their thundcrs the city and aga nst
the opposite hills bonhres blazing in mauy
pisces; rockets ascending, to give the country
of the people and processons excited By music
hands threaded the streets onward to the Capitol
Several of the gncd Senators present to wit
this unmtskepble evidence of the justice Of their
courSc.
Governor Hunt has issued proclamation conye ming
the Legislature N TIE Capitol the 10th OF June The
election t. I'll vacancies caused by the resignation Of
the democratic Senators will take place about the 10Th
NAV.
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house Las been left standing; from 500 to 600 persons
have fallen victims to the scourage the summit of the
mountain Of lainkk has given way Olive pantaio ions
TO an immense extent have been utterly destroyed
Springs potable water have IN dried up and boiling
suphurous springs have appeared in several places The
soil around Ma has cracked in every dir. ation AID
the crevces exhalo fumes Of bitumnous vapor. The
European coonsts of Makri have taken refuge board
the Austrian ship Iidoro The inhabitants of the coast
and Islands are in state OF the utmost despondency s
the shocks continue daily anG the few houses left stand
ing are in totterng condition. From India learn
that the earthquake had been felt pretty extensively
over the Punjaub, or the northwest provinces the
18th and 3st jan and the ih 9th and tth Of Feb.
No injury OF any note has been occasonei by them.
Letters which have been received from Martinique and
Guaalcupc, Of the LIST llt renort that rather sharp
shock OF an earthquake had been felt the I'D Feb
81. Pierre and Port dc France Martinique but IL did
damage worth speaking Of Letters FROM Mexico Of the
10Th ut state that at Guerrero the 26th II January
there rarthq uake. At the same niimeat there
appeared In the heavens most uminions meteor. which
passed irom cast to west accompanied BY terrific thun
.l.r
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Br MoRsE> Livr, OFFICE l6 WALL. STREET
BtrF,Lo. . A. MA rainy and unpleasant morn inr.
Wind northeast Thermometer 10; barometer 100; mer
curry So
Ho'i,fsrrn, a. M gloomy. uuplca ant morning:
raining: wind east, thermometer 80
AvrrrN, A M-iaining. and unplcasant. xins
northeast; thermometer 40
shrsrIss "a M.--Cloudy aud unpleasant morning
With some rain; wind northeast; thermometer 10
Iric, %. M.--s1oudy hut quite warm al pleas.n..
vine ios'heast Thermometer u barometer - 20; mer.
curry II.
AiRsSY. \. M--Wrather cloudy with indication, oS
rsin wind southeast Thermometer a. barometer - 0.o:
mercury 60
1Rof, y y. N.-ilrsyy. cloudy morning. warmer than
yesterday books like rain: wind southeast thcrnomc,-r
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E u r O p z.
e.-->~o>oo~o.~~NoN~~~~o
Most Extraordinary Passage Across the Atlantic,
NS~o->oy~oo~~~N~~Nov0N~~~
THE SHORTEST ON RECORD.
>o>~~~<~oN~Noe.>~--~>>~>
A1xIvAx
OF THE
AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP PACIFIC,
Nine Days Twenty Hours and Fifteen Minutes,
from Liverpool
OUR DAYS LATER,
Sc, &c, &c.

The American mail steamship Pacific, Captain
Izra Nye, arrived yesterday morning from Liver
pool, after the shortest and most remarkable passage
across the Atlantic on record.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 9th instant
ut two o'clock in the afternoon She arrived ut her
wharf, at this port, at quarter past ten o'clock
Yesterday morning, making The run from, dock 10
lock IN nias days, tueaty hours and fifteen minutes
Thi; is the first time that the passage has been
made under ten days
The shortest passage, previous to this one, was
also made by Captain Nyc, in the Pacific, in Sep
tember last, when she crossed the Atlantic in ten
days, fosr hours, aud fmty.f m1uucs.
Annexed is list Of the quick runs from Liver
pool to New York. They viii be found interesting
at this particular moment
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The UTncr Zrftrpg Of April a. ruiLhcsn tacgraphie
de~pgteh from Eenise FROM which Il appear. lat the
Emperor j. proongbg hs stay in tat city, where hi-
presence causcs grr1t fc>tiyilics
Negotiation htyc been entered Into between Austria,
1usgsny. aud the states II the Church. for .hc
tiou ~ railway fram " aud Sienna. witch viii give
an uninterrupted ral"By communication fruaa Rome To
Dol, rua
austria VIII undertake this line, provided The protest
ed line fr m Ml0gra to Rome, via Aucona and saint
lnLrs, y rtyen up. Hy this means. tho harhOrs af
Trieste and Lcghurn will undertake the trtnspprt Il
geeds 10 the Roman States from the railway coilua.
eaton with the northern and midland provinces.
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The British Parliament.

In The House Of Commons. the ith instant Mr.
Bcrnsl bringing up the report cf the Committee of
supply Mr. Hrrrics rose, pursuant 10 notice. o. move
the following rcsolution That II y the opinion this
house that the respective duties in Great Britain
profits arising from property Tr,o osSons, trades and
oiqes and the stamp DUTIES in Ireland granted by two
acts passed Ia the 9Th year &C her present Majesty and
which have heen continued aud amended by several sub
cqucnt acts, granted for limited pcricds, aud 10
inset temporary oSigcncies that t l. highly cSFcdrnt
70 adhere 10 the declared iutrntons of parliament when
these duties wcrc granted aud eounucd un In orlcr
~ secure their srccdics praccrhlc cessation 10 limit
the renewal a any portion Of tbqo to such araoun
a. may be- sufficient. in the exLtiag state OF tho public
revenue TO provide for the expenditure sanctioned by
parliament. and for the due maintenance of psbc
credit Tue Chancellor of the Exchegucr opposed the
motion. did Nr. y Peel. Mr Wilson. SIR -lsr4y, and
Fir r. inglis Tic speakers ie favor of the rvsOuou
Mr.. irin.ep. Mr. Barring, MIR Booker MIR Spconer.
MIR Reynolds. lord Claude Hamilton. and MT :. Craw-
i.rd. Ca "a division. there apScared-
Itr the rcsolutiun.. .................2
Against H.. ..................t......2I
Majority against ....................... iS
The Apr ntire. Sea Service ttrtlapdl nil pG.scd
through committee, aud the house adjourned
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Great Union Meeting ut Mobile.

-NVATOLk, April IT., Ib5I-
ON the 18th inst there gathering Of The Cniou
M of Mobile, which is represented to have been ths
largest and most enthusiastic convention Of the people
held in that city Tie resolutions 20 strong for the
Union. and even rcpudiae dissolution last resort
They declare that no grievance could warrant snch .
rupture The last resolution forth that
liherate opinion Of the meeting that the faithful exc
cuon Of the Fugitive Slave Law depends the preeerva-
tion of our muchoycd coniederacy They resolved TO
support for the Presidency who for the
Union. first last. and all the time
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Suspicious Observation-Disclosures EccIestor.


btLiihohb, Affll " lSyl.
suspicious looking steamer the namc of which was
not recognized. entered Hampton Roads Thursday
night and after communicating with the shore left aysia
with "A large number of men ou board i.
Archbis hop Eccleston continues in q diving condition
AT the Georgetown Convent Bishop hendrick Of Phi
ladcpha will tonight administer the last sacraments Of
the church TO the Archbishop
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" F'AsIiTH' I"N' 1fTTH TT ISoI.
Professor Pages electromagnetic locomotive was ex-
hibt to-day on the Washington railroad in the pre-
sencc Of large of spectators The experiment
was partially successful-a power equal fve horce
being obtained: hut the very slowly. Its self
moving alpc6iauye the track unique and created
much wundCTmcnt.
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Canal Navigation.

uuoa, April To- 1851
Al oswcgo there Is delay in navigate n in con-
eIuence Ct defect ia the wall built by the Canal Con-
pany Thi. however j. soon to be repaired
he accounts from orisAany are more favorable and IL
j. now thought that there will be no break
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ENBAo,u Co,If.os iost ~ afrr.--.thc aernmr1o-
daf'oa IT, tn which e,l Roehe Ter n A. VI, Thurs
da rning broke awo - the engine rr.t - Caunu-
dgr1 They found an tflgn' ~ Gravel train ~ hand
aud With that pushed ou o. 1tnandaifua tn. expires
tF'n tiula thr wet passed them. and thc ia.
uon followed stopping 20 the usual stations While thr
expire tnln making " usal stop ~ Utnrya. the
accOmmndau came ~. ari through Some uuaccouu'a-
bl negligence ran into u. brenv th" ant severely
ifgulrs i"ur reeurs. i-asc T. Riay. II Albany, bat
hoh legs hfisp: ~ Ss 1T oi krupsia isconsin. hsl
hoth LEGS iteken; MIR Fetrie. also ~ kcuo.ia leg
brukt d, hiy thrown frum the thu trsck
aud vas taken ins, nshic hcr tee badly beui-e Mr
Rl' y Who returning FROM business tour l,rouv
thr " stern statcs died after from hts injuries -.I
fary S'as Mgitfrf. .fpri 10
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The Boston Rioters, &c.

BosloN, April H. 1851.
The Grand Jury ef The L. s District Court this morn.
ing brought in bills Of indictment against the u<r.
sons charged " ith rcscuing the fugitive Shsdra~h
ihe rapid passage Of the Pacific has been the cause Of
much congratulgtion here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-20

The Increase of c actual revenue Of the year. NJ com
pared with the receipts q the preceding year u Ellu III
and the amount fsur us revenue IN hand ~ this tim
after providing for the charges on the Consoiatc Pund
and ir the payment Of supply service Ia Great britain
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