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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27
THE FIRST FUGITIVE CASE IN CON-
NECTICUT.

A novel case--at least in practice-undcr
the Fugitive from Service act came off in this
city yesterday, before Charles II. Iugersoll,
Esq, L. s. Commissioners Three runaway
apprentices from the State of New York were
brought before him on the complaint Of Mr.
john Russell, an extensive file manufacturer
in Sing Sing, Westminster CO., n. Y, alleg-
ing that, "under the laws Of the State of New
\ Dirk T" 1.-The service Of labor of the persons
arrested, was odtie hia4, !" and that a week or
two since they had absconded from that State
into the State of Connecticut where they had
been found. Tho arrests we're made ~ Ply
mouth The indentures entered into by the
parties in Sing Sing, by which they were
bound to serve Mr. Russell for terms varying
from two to four years, executed according to
the laws of New York, wero produced and
proycd-and the facts of the escape and the
identity of the persons fully 4nade out John
s. Beach, Esp, appeared for Mr. RUSSELL
and c. $. Andrews, Esq, for tho apPrcnti-
ccs.
The Commissioner said, the facts Of the
caSn being unquestioned,th that lac had no doubt
that apppenticed servants, such as the linden
lures showed these persons to be by the laws
OF New York, were within the purview ofthe
Constitutional provision req iring the surren-
der of "persous held to service" on claim of
thoperson to whom such service was due
That the history of that article in the Con-
vention showed that persons bound in SER
vice. were contemplated by its trainers as
within its requirements and that the legisla-
ture and the practice Of the Colonies before.
as we'll as the summary powers given to the
mastor to reclaim his apprentices by the State
laws since, showed that the power now ask
TO be exercised was neither novel in legisa-
ton, nor arbitrary in its character; aud that
in tho various disquisitions upon this provis-
ion Of tho Constitution, he had never seen IL
questioned, that white men rs we'll, Rs black
men, and servants for years as well as SER
wants for life, were within its objects and re-
uuirements, A certificate was therefore Civ
en- TO MIR Russell, in accordance with the Fu-
gitiye act of 1850, and under il the Appreiti-
ces were carried back. D.. -.
We understand that Mr. Russell has suffer-
ed oflate BY stdmpcde among his appronti-
ces, Of whom he has a large nnmber,and their
subsequent employment on wages in rival es-
iahlishments and lao has awaited himsetSof
this act, as the only means to put n stop to
the praoticc.--Neto Hdven Register Of Fli-
day. t1---- -
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SECOND DESPATCH.
FRANCE.

Paris is still in a state of ssigc, and the mil
itary hold possession of the Boulcvartis The
fighting in the streets was kept up on Friday
At intervals, bat on Saturday had almost en-
tirely ceased Arrests of prominent men
were constantly being made. ....
Eoajs Napoleon continued to issue procla-
nations daily. Sonlc % she prisoners arrest
ed during the week had arrived at the for
tress of Ham. The fifth legion of the Ma
tional Guard was dissolved ON the eth, at its
own request The merchants of Rouen are
said TO favor Louis Napolc0n's usurpation-
Attempts ut resistance in the departments had
been made, but were suppressed at the first
movements,
Napoleon prctends to have discovered a
conspiracy for his ruin, as an excuse for. his
conduct
The Belgian papers are prohibited entering
France. The English papers are admitted.
The Project of Police has ordered searches
and arrests on large scale.
just before the Baltic sailed, a second cdi-
ton of the London Times reported that
Prince dc Joinvillc and Duke d'Aumale had
gone to Belgium, TO raise the standard of re-
volt against the military usurpation of Louis
Napoleon
At the last moment all wss quiet in Paris
Commodore Thos. A ,Catesby Jones had been
shot on the Bouleyards, and severely woun-
ded.
The President has put forth a new procla-
nation, in which he invites the people 10
vote freely, and declares il the majority be
against him, he will resign every thing. The
correspondent Of the -Globe, however, ind-
Gates that he will have very large majority.
Many persons blame him for his decree re-
storing the Pantheon to its original dcstina-
tion,--religious worship, but the general feel
ing is decidedly in his favor tits guaran-
tee that he win uphold religion against it's
enemies, and will render The clergy, who
have great influence in the rural districts, fla
vorable to his election. ---
The Globes. correspondent says, another
decree, which will produce good effect for
the President is thai in which he places troops
engaged IN the suppression of riots, on the
sanio footing as those engaged in campaigns
THUS giving increased pay,increased r.,iouaI
and additional years of service Tbs 10 one
of the most jndicious measures, as regards the
army, that could b donec and affer this act
itpsoaId noS nc y CO. d5fJirsiit N thate,. the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27
ARnIyAL on rmE nALTIc.

CONTINUED SUCCESS or LOUIS vi
P0LEON
The steamship baltic, Capt. Comstock, ar
rived At New York Tuesday afternoon, from
LHerIiool Der,loIh, bringing foor dayslator
news.
The news by this arrival is detailed n the
following Geographic dispatches from our OK
cellcut correspondents in New York
FRANcI. Events in France continued to
absorb attention not anly there, bat
ihoroughontall Europe. The success Of the
Prpsideni's ceub Re'af was apparently com
plctc. There had bcsf martial attempts at
resistance hy The ultra}republicans, bat they
hal boon ','rr,,ss.d .;nr..''-iy ai.i --.,ns-
~. In the departments the resistance 10 the
movement was bat partial, and ns.in the city
OF Paris, thGy were confined Co the ultra re-
publioans, they had also buan NignrnnslN ra-
pressed. TbcrC had not been that enthusiasm
which the President anticipated, vet there
hns been nv almost universal aud tact arqui-
eseunre. There wcrc many who were oppo.
pouunts Ia the President who preferred his
pan to INC EtTrFHsJty7 " ETIETvtyy tt7ft5=
macy, and so far, comparatively few have
been found TO sympathise with the Assembly.
As a general thing, there is disposition TO
admit that the Presiden, was forced, 10y the
ntrigues OF the Assembly, to ehco,c between
the surrender Of power and Office and liberty
and the resolutc course which he has adopt
cd
On the evening Of Friday, 5th inst. tran
guilty had boon pretty thoroughly restored
at Paris, and by the following day there was
no vhible marks Of the insnrreciion which
had been a-cmpied, excepting the uptorn
pavemcnts and the shattered walls OF the
houses.
The departments OF Saonc ct Loir and Al
li9r had been placed in state OF siege, but
the disturbance that caused that act had been
insignificant with but one exception The
troops were everywhere triumphant
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27
LATEST.

PANS, Friday Morning--A decree mp.
pears, ordering the voting on the goth inst.
10 be secret instead Of public. There were
rumors Of the fgtng being continued today,
but nothing oonfrmatory has appeared in any
London paper. Tho latest published accounts
state that the insurgents were put down afler
a severe struggle. The Provincial reports
are satisfactory.
1t is said that 700 French refugees left
London for Paris, on Thursday evening. It
is also stated that the French government
have stopped the transmission Of dispatches
10y telegraph. The movements of troops are
silent aud firm. During the day barricaaes
have been thrown up in earnest. era1
y At 10 o'clock, an immense crowd OF about
5000 troops moving along the Boulcvards,
was fred on from the neghboring passagps
and houses close by The firing was returned
and answered by the insurgents. The COM
bat lasted hriskly for upwards Of half M hour
with cannon shot and mnsketry at the same
time.
Further down the BoulevarIs tho firing
was bFisk up 20 ! !, had then nearly
ceased in the ncigbboFhDcd Of tho. Botic wards
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

LEcTUREs.--The Lecture last week, be-
fore the Literary Institute, in this place, was
delivered on Friday, instead of Tuesday eve
ming. The lecturer had another engagement
on Tuesday eveaing. The lecture was by
Prof Noyes, of Hanover. Subieet-Italy-
but the principal topics dweltppon we're, We
suvius, and the ruins of Herculonoum and
Pompeii. Mr. Noyes, in his recent foreign
tour, visited Italy. M.
Tho lecture on Tuesday evening Of this
week, was by the Roy. Mr. Lord Of Montpe-
lieN Subiect--Venoration .l G
Prof Psase, Of Burlington, viii deliver the
lecture next Tuesday evening. ESQ .ee
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altef uXeCuted By married women iu conjnno-
ton with their husbands II executed aud ac-
kposlrdgol in fhe manner required Of other
persons, shall be deemed valid aud aiIertual
ia laW.
soc, 0. This shall take effect from its
patHsne. tN NU
approved SoyePhsr u 8, sol
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

CANADIAN PoLITIcs.--The rcsul, Of the
election in Canada,of member, to the Provin-
cial Parliament, seems to be n ministerial tr-
umph. In the Sherhrook district, Mr. San
born is elected, and Mr. TcrriIl succeeds in
the stan.teAd district by large majority, O.
vcr Mr. Child.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27
rS- Kosuth has been invited by the. ci,

81 Kossuth has been invited by the. city
government, 10 visit Boston. A deputaiiOn
from tho iiotrt or NilcrmeR, waited upon
him in New York, and presented The invita-
ton. In his reply Ko,'uih informed them
that iriimc would pormit he would accept
thc,inyiis'ion, aud notify tl.esa-ef ,l,e tifae,
after his arrival in Washington. ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

esg C. NJ. Sanderson, Postmaster at West
Randolph, has been detected in. committing
deprcdations upon the U. s. mails lie was
arrested on Monday last. Several valuable
letters frohTsendolph addressed TO citizens Of
TScs,oo ,hsvt fSifed to rrsoh- their destination
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

t. No CHoicH.--Mr Scavcr, tlIe Wing can
didate for Mayor Of Boston fails Of an clec-
fon-on the second trial by 4so.votcs. wink
ms, run at the first trial, lacked nearly a
Thousand Of an election
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

MOROCCO.

Southampton, FriJ0H 10 4. M,--The
steamer Sultan has arrived with dates from,
Smyrna to Nov. i9th Malta i2ih, and Glib
raltssr 29th. From Gibraltar she bring news
Of a bomharlment OF Rabbet and Salee, by
the French feet which tasted eight hours,
causing great loss of life TO iho Moors. The
French also suffered slightly by the return
FIRE from the Castle 81 Rabat II is also ~
ported that the fleet proceeded 90 Taugier,
Tor tho purpose of bonibarding that place, aud
Her MNiusiy's ship Janus had bccn despatch
ed To protect British Interests at Tangier.-
Seven men were killed on board the French
Admiral's ship.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

81 There Is powerful effort on foot in
Massachusetts TO secure the passage Of a IT,
quor law in that State like the one ia Maine, (,
the ensuing session Of tho Legislature
Should u succeed tho peace Of the State n
hSirIo would be- prohoted. The recent dis
turbonces growing out Of tho importation Of
spirit Into MAise bad their origin ~itL ,hs
dealers in the article in Boston: The profit
is 80 great upon liquor, Asit il now manuiae-
tnred--of drugs anG materials that cost little
or nothing-they Are extremely unwilling
TO give mp trade IN IL. Provided a great ma.
jority Of the people Of Maine were satisfied
with their law, it, ezecution world still meet
with resistance from foreign manufacturers
aud dealers within the State. The greatest
~oader ia, thatPeoPle will drink the irisera-
bic stuff palmed of upon them at the present
time by the manufacturers aud dealers In H.
quo~p
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

az At the recent term Of the Caledonia
County Court, Jefferson Cree, of Wheelock,
and Peter Harvey Hale, of Barnet, were ad-
mitted members Of the Bar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

sMouLAR.-wbiie people are leaving the
Atlantic States in search Of gold inCalifornia,
large numbers are leaving the latter place
for Australia. The "big lumpabare now to
be found in Australia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27
PRUSSIA
SICILY.

a letter ffoaI lalmero OF she f9li NIT,
states that au attempt at insurreeiion in Sici-
" has been made by Baron Ooze, and other
.ioblemen, with view TO proclaim the indie
pendenoe Of Sicily, and compel the King 10
AbdicAte NJ King OF Sicily IN favor Of his son
Francis. A portion Of tho inhabitants Of
Palermo declared thcmsolYes iRfaYor of this
project, aud the 18th regiment fratcrnized
with them but by the encTcy Of the author
lilies the movement was soon checked, aud
SEVERAL arrests, ncludng sQnf officers Of the
18th regiment WE'RE made
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27

/. ca Hon. Harry Bradley OF Barliagson,
has been elected President Of the RutlAnd aud
Burlington Railroat, yico hon. Timothy Fol-
istrE,sssfee 9, 49,. H.. hla1 'iel5--" 49, p ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-27
FROM YAsHINGToN--THE CAPITOL
ON FIHRf

The following despatch was received here
on "wednesday night az o o'clock-Gye hours
from Washington, We are indebted to Mr.
Gates, conductor upon the Passurnpsic road,
for the despatch who kindly brought Il from,
the Junction,
WAsGNGToN, Dec, %, 0 4. NJ
Capitol i on Gre--the Library already de-
stroyrd No water-no hope Of saving Il,
T ~ MS lI on Gre. MOI.
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kossurn'-lt was reported Ia New York
that kossuth had set out ior. Washington, bot
Il was Afterwards aseeriAined thAt he rather
privately retired to the residence Of the May
or ofthe city, to recruit and await arrivals
from Europe Subscriptions for him reach
$4,000 10 Nov York a one dollar sub
sofiPlion is aboa, 30 10 started to eKtend.6-
YER the country,
ko'suth delivered his farewell speech 10
New York, on Monday, at Tripler Hall.
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by Telegraph 20 the R0sioa Atlas.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
Astounding News from
FIR ANCEI w.

Louis HAPoLnoE'a sonEnbe Tar AssEM-
my DIssoLvED-TmRRs AND Assoof
AIRS lMFRIsoNED-PARis BARHoADED
--PEorLE KILLED AND NouNDED--lN-
RUhRrCTInN IN SIoILY-WAR ~ Mo-
ROCCO.
EFr iALWNS, Doc. goth.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa, from
Liverpool Dec. oh, for New York, ous ~
days, pat in here an hour since She expert.
eneed succession Of heavy gales and lpat a
man overheard .sgi.
ENGLAND.
II d said there y an intention among The
Arctic officers 10 ERglaRd 10 propose nation
al testimonial 10 Mr Grinnell for his noble
aud humane conduct In 6ttingpuf, ne bis own
private expense, che expedition which sailed
last year from the United States IN search
Of Sir John Franklin, under command Of
Lieut.. Duliayen The project will shortly
be- announced, and no doubt h expressed tina,
IL viii meet with universal appreciation,
The British lands were very sensibly az
fcctcd by the sudden and astounding crisis
In French affair, which came to light on the
ID mat,
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at Iieresf bot continued in other quarters,
Complete Particulars cannot be obtained
Nothing IS certhin, bat that this sanguinary
struggle has taken Mace. Many pasSera ~
were inJbred,a and gentleman and his daugh-
ter are reponCd killed. AZ sx o'clock, az
fiie Boulevard dos l,aliennes. the firing had
almost eniirely csAsed. A fight took place
10 the streets which lasted from'undday until
o'clock, 10 the quarters St, Martin aud st.
Denis Al o'clock the insurreciion was
quulled Ia all parts. Cannon were required
70 destroy several harricades. The troops
bad returned 10 their barracks, The harri-
eadea of lhg iaubourg - Denis and ST. Mar
pni hnd the hople wards near the Bastile, had
been destroyed when the troops retired.
lbe Herald and Chronicle correspondents
state that Ggn, CASTELAR,, at Lyons, and Gen,
Eugmier, have declared against the Govern
ment, but this Is denied siFasbouTg and
Hbeins are also said 20 have risen, 5omh
donbt are entertained Of Gen. MigoD. The
Daily News states that heu, Newmayer 10
marching from the North with four regiments.
The Times ahys that, from the Provinces WE
learn that an attempt at az emeuto az Dray-
er-Arnaud was energetioallY suppressed
Accounts from the Departments, Ia general,
we're satisfactory,
PRUSSIA.
We learn from Berlin, under date Of the
2d inst, that intelligence from Paris had
caused great excitement The busiaess of
the Assembly waa interrupted, aud the Min
ifiera Withdrew 20 hold Cabinet Council
The Representative afterwards broke Up the
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BOARDING.
Board Wanted,

LNoR gentleman and is wife, in a respectable private
family Apply or address $. CO. Office OF this pa
per- iele.d2t
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Mattiona Black Silks.
Quinsigamond Bank.
Lime, Lime!

Lime, Limel
WYE are receiving by Railroad and constantly on hand
w PENNIMAN'S LIME, from Wnooski Falls. This
Lime not surpassed by any this MARKET for its pure
whteness and strength For sale low by
my9 dw3m LEE SPRAGUE 81 G
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Pocket Book Lost.

German and American Window Glass,
OF superior quality aud all Sizes Also Double and Sin
Gle thickness Sheet Glass, for picture frames show
cases. &C. of so feet EACH at Harrington Corner
Drug Store, opposite City Hall
jel3-dw3m SAMUEL U. WHITE Il co.
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STONE BRIDGE HOUSE,

\ AFSI GUlIS IL IL
Ia THE Proprietor respectfully informs the public
ii that the above House is open for the reception
$50 OF bOsTders and transient company, through the
Summer season. The rooms large, airy, and comfort
ably furnished and sufficient i'll number accommodate
100 persons.
The location is the hest for fishing, bathing and cool
breeze TO be found beng the shores of Naraganset Bay
and in view OF the Atlantic Gee H. Boats bait and lines
constantly in readiness for the ofboarders without
ira charge. The house will be supplied with attentive
wants. the table with the subsatias and delicaces of
season. and every exeron made render the visits of
guests pleasant.
commodous stable attached to the house. and an ex
perenced ostler in attendance. VIM. HODGES.
Tlverton, r. L. June 49, 1851. je2l-dW& s4wwlt
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WORCEsTER DYE HOUSE.

TINE business of Dyeing and Finishing Cotton, Linen,
silk, and Wooden goods still continues TO be carried
at the well known establishment of HENRY b. ADAMS
Central few doors from Main Particular aten-
ton is given to Cleansing nice Shaws Cloaks and gar
ments in general Citizens of Worcester have
TO send their goods Boston, for thirty years experience III
the business enables the adve ser satisfaction
and execute all orders with prompt ude.
je2l-d3m H. B.iADAMS.
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Curriers' Oil-Warranted Pure,

- TRAITS and BANK, in barrels, from the mandatory
- OF e. b. Phillips phillips Beach, 81 Lynn,) for sale by
Hail. ~ ''
jel3 dw3m SAMUEL. C. WHITE & Co
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For Sale.

F& condition, with about 1000 Peach and Apple Trees
-=37 with we'll nearly finished. This Farm joins the
City Farm and is pleasantly located the Boston road
81 miles from Worcester. This is chance gentle
men who wish Summer residence, this Farm COM
mands splendid view Of Quinsigamond Pond For furih
er particulars inquire of THOMAS GRADY Winter st ,
or CORNELIUS SHEA, gardener at VIM. t. Merrifelds,
Harvard street, Worcester. jel8-dwlm
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VIM. T. MERRIFIELD.
A Rare Chance.

dor a Boot Maker to Purchase large House BaI1
Il Worship and small dwelling house, situated in North
Oxford tile large house E. Denny, some four thousand
dollars more, few years Thefe acre and
thirty rods of land. Many ornamental and trees. The
whole estate will be sold for $4,000 if applied for soon
Also, the desirable house lot in Worcester contain
ing about $4,000 feet of land known the Howe lot sit
uated South of William I. Merrfelds dwelling house
iune4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
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Boarders Wanted.
- IL Gentlemen be accommodated with good rooms
~ and board at NO. l6 School st. my29-d4w*
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To Let.

To Let.
Ia THE subscriber is erecting Buildings Excbang,
G" and Union streets, for Machine Shops and other me
chanca purposes, a part Of which will be ready fol
occuPa by July ls and the remainder by October st
shall have about 200 feet of floor to let ground foo
for heavy machinery and in any the four stories
fitted to suit occupants, if application made
To let with the rooms, steady Power, to any amount
wanted. Persons wishing room and power will find ia.
voabe place locate themselves upon very reasonable
terms.
jel6 dwtf VIM. T. MERRIFIELD.
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In Basement of Nos. l 81 piper's Block

next DOOR south u So Hotel.
VIE subscribers have resumed business in the above
i Spacious Saloon which they have fitted up with an
the Improvements of the day, and convenienees
ms the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus of the latest and best con-
sructon; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established as keepers of
mn Eating House, and they will be ready all hours to
furnish parties or individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired
New York Oysters constantly hand, and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery of the hest
quality, will always be found at their establishment
Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public.
my2I-dwis3m SPURR & LEWIS
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STRIPE MUSLINS'
MECHANICS FAIR

WE Worcester County Mechanics Association propose
4 holding FAIR, il the City of Worcester in the month
OF September next for the exhibition of Manufactures and
the Mechanic Arts SAMUEL SMITH, Sec'y.
Worcester, May 90, 1851. mv2 l-dwif
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COMBINATION SOAP.

7S BOXES of this greutly celebrated article just
~ ceved. Over one hundred tons of this Soap have
been sold within the past months. Unlike Other
Soaps, by using which, white clothes grow yellow, this
Soap beaches and improves their appearance.
je0-dw2w Ii. GRIFFIN & CO., Agents