The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01

IHr tunHh0IAs HuHfE
fwhi-ru +, rlnt mH of South TARTAR,
rH.i'i rl.r of lhu Caspian scit and la5 boon
celebrated iuu yrr, cahy times. flr prolus-
ir9a ruu auI 'nlulbe bfrrl ~ horsc-
Hp ur 1'ird Iu1rtom1rr. and Wg said ~
20. wriar-Llpr,ef- Co ll,r pure 'rr-iuu- tor
syirc lhry large, snuiua from 6f
irulo-.srru h7u.la .high sWiA uud ines
hau.N'u ugirr fatigue. Spmc u firm have
rUtlIal piuc hundred miles ia cl,yen -uo-
'"-.iw dps They however are somewhat
Geo small 10 lho barrel ioo long Ia thc legs
""ri"wlIy rNrucckcl and always have o
hDd Oul ~ proportion large got such are
iNrglDl 0uIlf.ps NJ lhe horse, that unc of
ruyr hrsl o. worth one or lwo thousand dul-
ir etrn 10 nat country
Iuf rrkiru upEar.
IUr lmlib horr' aw dcwericd prIu'i
p.ly from tho tnl, rrp"ed lo lhc rrr.ln
md rrraon other hlools Tho body, howry-
risutru lougrrth1u che Auhims, and tIio
upp.mou r,uAlod 1toy have contrib
rlrl materially 90 Nee Improvement Of lhc
lueiIrbn,d
rbcu uo.Drruurr 20 Gentle af % Turf
90, borsr. ug m,rr c.pcchil Ia III, mnfrcr, o-
lbo pnsau lla, dr..r- him. lAc rrn-ou +.
ln-r nr, ucm rhri, hor.cs with great
lnin Tl. mltt thelE Lnr.cl greal laiarz
omubipd aud rhcy arc 10 Coz from licE-
iua. 0muue or growing mrrrlabIc b, ,hi'
ru'cr qr, tbar you viii hardly Gnd q mas
t0lce hoaf amuur them,
rur otuWNN imHsrs
Arp uuc0.Jy large, heavy. aud slow The
iIueuu ma, be- on exception, hc,ue light
,r ,,r"l,ud soiog greater proof VI la'r'
cen bunl E,cD part ofthc coutiucuthow-
o,cr. following bee cNgnpc Of England, have
hrrp diligently engaged iu Jhc improvement
u'it, brrd aud thc German aud rruuau
hu-,- 100, uuv lrucr propouioucd, aud have
considerable cudumuoc,hut arc sin deficient
iu p.ci 'lbr ru.Iln, Gruman and the
rrcucy part ui thr French cavalry, are pro
cured from llul-triu, They arc 81 dark
p',,-,, biy COLOR Uitl .a,aI heads, large
uo.uils, and Gtll dark ewes, the ire aud
,l,lut' 1t which seem Ia denote the inward
,ridtor .be animal They arc beautiful ac.
tive oud strong
rnr GNGLisriuoU-E,
The rtr'irst record Of the horse in Great
britain, /, contained IN the history gwen 10y
Julius Cw.ar OF hi' invasion Of that island
The British army was accompanied by nu-
mcroui war charu',, drawn by horses, What
hind oc horses the Brilons then possessed, IL
would be- usclc,, 10 inquire but from the
oumhrou, structure Of the car, anil the fury
With which it was driven, they must have
lcru lo'h arti,c and powerful, l'y the in
PRODUCTION of the Roman cavalry, the English
Lur.c received ia first cross, Several ccniu-
rice pa,trd by, and we have no record Of the
y1luco~ rhamctcr, Improvement or dctcror-
alton co. The animal,
rNCtisu noU-rs Is ruE rNtrrr -rNrrs,
The hor,rs generally found in the United
Status nrc descendants OF English impora
t-.-r ..'-''''' &c e." F'"'-' 'uuv d,t-u
ton haa hcc6 paid to che raising Of first rat,
holrc... This 70 particularly true of New
England a deeper interest, however, T.
beginning 10 Dee felt ON this important suffice
rrr,i r,,1uy ,aiu1t,ir hurvcs arr 20 hc found It
nj VEFtT UrThC "uUurry. More 6FJea.ia IN
for yror. been paid "a tAg rcaring'or goo.
horse, in Virginia, Kentucky, and othc
suuthc1l states lnportations Of the boz
English blood have at different times been
mndr which has been diligently aud purc,
preserved