The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-05

itc State who Huttcringly said to.thc Miller
ito-"S-ir-Tll b-b-bct you ton d-d.dolars
New Hampshire w-w-won't. ego for him -
4 roar OF laughter greeted the exit Of the
Second Advent man a. ho removed himself
% another car Boston Courier.
Eig' Two thousand troops of the regular ar
my are nj this moment stationed on, or have
hecn Transferred 20, the Mexican and Texas
frontiers, 10 enforce the treaty OF Guadalupe
Con. rcrsifcr Smith succeeds Gen. Brooke
in command in Texas. Gem Hitchcock sue
coed. Gen. Smith on the West Pacific divis-
ion. Col. Summer succeeds Cob Munroc in
New Mexico. Col. Horny serves undor Gen
Smith.
NERIoNr RIrrrs Ar ruE WonLp's
ryfE ;tgTifr vTi'r, ~, ti,y iS-,rti,'- -i,.,-r,-
can says that "thc rifles male by Alcssrs.
Robbins & Lawrence of Windsor w., are
Justly pronounced 10y Englishmcn n, among
the best, If not the best, Of any rifles in the
world. The London Chronicle says they are
Of an unprotcndng style, but are remarkable
for plain, substantial, and perfect finish;
that they are strong, simple and thorough in
their work manship, and cmincntly adapted
for real service"
e. FREQ negroes are NO longer permitted
to settle in tho State Of Iowa, law to that
effect having been passed 10y the Legislature
few weeks since,
IIARrFoRn June 25.-Thrcc ballo,tings
for United States Senator last ballot al9
votes, Foster (Whig) % Seymour (Dcm.)
l0i; Baldwin, 10; Seat. G. House then vot-
ed 10 to ios-'o-indeGritcly postpone the
subject.
Ca a paragraph is going the rounds in
the papers, credited. to the Evening Post, TO
! the effect that a descendant of Gen. Wash
ington sailed in the Empire City to Caiiior-
MIA. Every school boy knows that it has
been said OF Wnshington-"Proy left
him chiIdless, that Nation might call him
| father"
e. The Lynx have bccn making great
havoc among the sheep and lambs in the west
ern part Of. WcathcrsGeld and the town ad-
joining, Tho people in that vicinity were
to have n general. turnout last Saturday to
capture the intru1ers.
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/ CT Il is we'll known that the State OF
Michigan has abolished Capital punishment
1t appeared, in evidence, in the late trials of
the Michigan conspirators against the Miehi-
gan Central Railroari, that, when It was pro
posed among them to place distractions on
the road, il was urged in objection that lives
might bo lost, the more hardened among the
conspirators remarked that as the penalty
now was only Imprisonment, there was al
ways hopes of shortening that, either by es-
cape or pardon.
E7S- A State convention OF the Wings of
| Pennsylvania, was held at Lancaster, on the
oath. William FJohnston, the present Gov
crnor was nominated rs the candidate to be
supported as the next election. Gen. Scott
was declared 10 be the aFst-eheice of tho
Wings of that State for the next Presidency.
ca MIR A. G. Woodward, Of New London,
N. IT., aged 20 years, elopcd with his neice
aged 6, on Wednesday last, to Norwich, VI,
whcro the "twain was made one flesh II
the eousangoinity of the parties is correctly
stated, such marriage is contrary both to bt-
vine aid human laws.
Ia Judge Turley, Of Memphis, Tenn, one
of the most eminent inrisis Of that Statc,a few
days since was leaning upon - small cane
while converting with friend when the
cane sbiycred with hin ~ eight, and a splinter
penetrated his side. re5ultns in his death