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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26
CIR tSS--THE PROSPECT

1t l. no LONGER matter g. 3ag', -'.,.
shall have a short crop # lay iar'i>,s.,,...
The season i - tar ai,a,-rl r'... H.. .
of weather VII Ia. insufficient -7--..s-.....
average Weld, Grass MS WINTER .,-....
SOME extent; and added To TIM We ia3,.....
dry and backward spring. Grass j. r-l. ~,
thin almost every where. And via, > =.
Ice done: Some people viii nec,.,,ar;,, p,
sen their stock before wiut-r. l,.r rl.r.
WAY OF providing against too rrra,a >a..-.s
That is. the sowing u corn hroal-a,, ,,-..
der, 1t i not 10" Iatr 20 rs.~,. a -ool ...
OF corn fodder. and no fodder ! bette
COWS or raiil" GENERALLY, IN 80 .-.-
well cured w"uld ia rood deal ,owa-l, ..-
ryin- 4 >tork through the wir,rr. W F..
name this for the consideration 90, .i.as. ..
"ur readers who are Approaching S.
crop of hay and who may not have ,hc~,
al thu eNpcdirnt AZ remedy.
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i;ii. s:.H!T.:. .iHHINt; i U;uEt 10

l- =, ..it II i.a2i'"r~ are II ~ Il work
60. amnry = certain class.
There. is. residing near the viil,.e Of Au-
rora. Erie Co, y. Y. a family hy the name
90 Mann,who>c son was sap u>cd to l.r drown
rA some time since in the far west For six
ur EIGHT months pa>tthi> h"reavcd and alliirt-
81 family. throurh the Kindness of = certain
"mCd;nm." have received several COMMUNE
cations from their departed son ard brother
He was ALWAYS sure to inform them that III.
was peaceful and happy" a',hou@h he was
known never To- have protested faith il,
Christ
These developments. through the agcnr,
., the rapprrs. were calculated to com.or
and console the afflicted parents. In fact /
was deemed persecution in its worst form e.
one even to question the vrractv of thc>
''spiritual communications The .'>firitna
t.it"ra,,Il was considered the most lmportan
discovery ever made since the foundation OF
Ia" world.
But. while in the mi'lst of their rejoicing
in,vlrw OF the tact thar tne,- ca,l have ;
"utH ana c"'t"" intercourse with the dcpal
~ >fi,it If their kir>man. he suddenly mad
lis appearance, and boldly and po~tlvri
,iruir> knowing anything about the "s2ir
wrrId' from personal observation. He dc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26

the !lail utl. r'9Wdtri III every part ne
excitement which prevails k very great
The galleries present perfect galaxy ot
beauty.
The Convention being called to order bv
the President, PRAYER VAS offered bv Rev.
Or. Webster, o.. the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Mr. Ninton, of Ohio. >ubmi,tcda resolution
that the Convention take a recess to-day from
half.laSt one until iolr. ami that Re- motion
to adjourn bc received hei,r, The rcres> I'm
less nomination for President has been made.
The resolution was adopted. under call for
The previous question.
The Convention a.'iD I,f'rccUed TO ballot
for Presidential candidate.
FnHrl-~IErNrH EAiL"T->c"tt l@3
Fillmore l3S: Webster -.
FoETT-EiGirI BALLor-Seott lo'; tili-
more l2i; Webster 50.
scott ranrL from Webster in New lamp
Shire. Webster gained from Scott and
Fillmore, in Connecticut. SOFT gained ; from
Fillmore in Missouri
FIlrl-IIIIEn EAILor-NcUtt i'2 tll!-
more III: Webster u.
Tie following is a rcraptulatioli ct the IL
MAJ "a!."l "E '>'''' S,..
iiaml'Silife-' GOV: "o, So. pho1.
Ma>>achu>r,.S.l i,.,;,,
island webster d ','o'' '~""s' VIII
Webster > riiihiore' ',,"'. w. -,
- scott: PENNSYLVANIA. Scott: Mary
Lands Fillmore; N;r-inia-" Fillmore,
Scott: North Carolina-lo Fillmore; South
Carulina-S Fillmore; Geor"la-l" Fillmore
Ai'''ii'a-! ri'in'1ty, nli;aa - Sro,,,
more; Louisiana ''''',', r.,,,l.n. Tenn
hcii'"' ,,;I,I. I,,,,;.,,,,-1,
Scott sec, i'''',''>- ,. ,i''','l' r;}lr,,r,
~, ,I!'H:'''' ,.. ri,'m;I. . FiIlrnr,.
" ,,;,r.n,. I.r., > FiIlmorr
W. .,,. Webster. Cali
,''"'', S,, w,Js,.r
''r r1 s"',, w,s .,r,.,,..d with
,,a ~ '''''''''''N '''
m" l,;,,,o-, MAJ, ~. ,,u;.t resolution
me ,r "i' NV I..,n."at from ialama, to
,I',.,,r, ~. ,,.,n,;,,,,i6,, unanimous.
~, n',@,'.. -. w.. L.r,,.,. u,.,,l,. an clio
.,;.,. ,.,r,l. H.. character and
- IJ,,..,1ul :, .b..
: - ','' ''''..''. ,,,,.r, Il S,o,, ,
SCUM -, '' ,'''' i a,h.. 1,J..,,,,,.,
. here. stated the abolition of the platform re
moved their instruction, Ia vote a"ii>t Oft.
Mr. Jones. of Tennessee. read Il letter from
GENERA! SOL "'''" =,
"lia'ln" TIE honor 10 tr Il '"'''I'o'''' Vi '"'
hs eAlvAu, H. l VIA d, '''' ''''i''"
non, ''n''rv'' '"i''' Win '''' '''''''' '''''
l GOWN l.! me "h''n'''"'' ,r.au
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l. IA Tor The n"hi'i'cr- :, y. l., ,,,,,
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TUJ-HSDiS-SECOND DAY.

e.. l,y .ycert f.
'-''"c e'>e vas uo"e ''N
organize.
AI-SECOND DAY.
Tb. pr.s;,.n. called the Convention to
orl,.r ~ !, n.,In.i, when proceedings were
o,rn.J with ,,r.,r, ny Rev. DIR. Atkinson.
IN, rn,,,,,;,.., On Credentials reported
.1,.. - I'''"',,, ',.;Jcr,llc ,,roorr,S.and
s-Li :. I,.;,,.. ,I,,. session of the
C' ~ ~ ',.,'. ,,.,,,-cd
". ,,.'i H., +;,lInwip,, resolution.
,,.l;,'L ,.,". 'I'' ,' ,,s ,Loptrd
- .rr p''.>' ,.,.,.r,. vote. ON which
;. ',', "'' ~ 1 S,,,. .h,Il h..
" ,,iI nan ,' "',',' ard M more a. such
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cur '''''' '''' u H.. ,,f.. e Ibis Com
'A'N"S II" "Ion''" '' ~. ,,,v w. ,,,l;.,iJ,.
Henlon 50 far as i!' '''.''o i'' Ill., ca
Mr. duncan, OF Louisiana: NV ~
lowing resolutions
hr>olVrd That 'ohn'i''ec' 10 'o'slS! o'
one member from ga. II state /" 'ne mon
represented III this 'on'th'loi'''e ali'o.li''"
whose duty 1t r'i be 10 "r'''' >ei'.> u i'>o
int!ons expressive OF the sentiments o' nv
" hug: It the mo" Oh 'fo Sre''s ' ~
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26
sIiGnN Az ROBBERY AND At
TEMPT TO NIRDER.


'h Saturday ia>t an'">t "an'"h ami wick
"i o'.tt;.Ge was irrI"tra'cH III i"Wnal 10y Il
y"Hn- -".,n calling ms nam" Shea, on an "Id
gentleman n":lc tar,.wci!. Il appears that
Whijc Tie "!'. "ri:'Ir:'l'n at -..."h!n@ III the
har-ronu AZ Wh!Ep!,.> '"!lr'S tbs !"nn@
Shea came in. and on 'Hrl""iFN suggesting
that he was @"ln" 10 williamsburg PROPOSED
To- 90 with hlii. h'N accordingly started
Oh Untit iF@> rrarrt't the '"@"a*. = 1t i
called. -;trp. i'r"'li l''"'> =''i". where i !
>"ni" thirty Tee; from the ro"t :" thr river
almost perpendicular. when H:r1 >"udrhiN
Strung upon t''r "'d I"'i @nd !''>tr'i or 'hEr"
'nn over me r'"E Ih'" ne, river. ne men
run d""h me hihN' ana "h'H III" "'d hlah
rose :" th'' >"fl'rr. =rA.'i'.i MN ana "rc>t"'i
hi> Fo.Art-'""N rom MN. liz then <t:urh
ihc Oh I'"'. o. =: t." h"'' HnI cA.!' n:'+'
''a'nn '":" 70. at thh Il MT" the woods
lh" oid E1N 'aiIo"d when i" came NJ 70 the
s"rt''" "i III" water. and Il surveying party IN
'ho N'ifltN. Snrno>In" 1t To he from one Of
''s',i ''.''1lanv. responded Ihi-, il Is >ri'
i''>'i i";2H'''':'i ihr 'i!'a'A oil amt saved
! the old man iI!;'. Shea ;,tter r'Inn'n" Int'
the w""'~ af~'''"t"H the. in"t":;'. about >iAty-
five dollars. aJrl then thr,.;y away the. Iorhr;
nart If I'nwraI and r,..I..d Hcnr;ua,,n o.,
Saturday nioht. where he ,Iis,ta,,r n,4 ,o,.u.
rv and mad. several rurcbaSc>. IT.. stan,
with an Iri.hman in the. yiII,re over NIGHT
and early in the mnrtrin, several gentlemen
from pnwnal arrived in rlr>rit. They wrr,
Joined hv several of oar citizens. and h:
wEcrral outs was soon a>ccrtain",l H.. -"
wind however. that be WIS discovered. I'm,
maI,. his rS,.anr out o.. the !,ac! door or win
dow. and .,nb /, ~ li..,.,-. ne va. L,jiowc,
after , chase rt' about two miles he was WI
down ant rapnrcd lie Wa brought ia-t
Scare h'd' a,'i mos, 81 ih' money i!"Ii" Il
-" '''' '., -, va ''.' =,
nn corr,,irt n+.lT,rr,or >I,r,. r.n Gran
,lnror. an' IT," ';':-vr facts being elected. Ii
and dn',h!r>> tried and sentenced at the az
'''"'"@ 'r''" Vi '"' N''''''! N""l' Ut -H''
: r, -,
" DR. Norran WIS raI,,t in to ,1css his nr,n,
: His >houl,I"r biadc wa, found 10 he fracture
" ana mere were several severe c"h'">i"hS o
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Whig State Convention.

y Convention Of the " hig> Of he state Of Yer
mont. Nil be- holden II Burlington on "Wednesday
the "Ne..; day of uIv next, ut 10 o'clock. y. VI.
FIR Ii" P,np">e Of nominating" ticket for Sfa-'
Officers. preparatory t. I'll" ncN: S";t"nhrr ctc
ton End toy the fr9u>arton of such other BUSHES
may be deemed "xnelent and proper. hy ~
Whin- Of this State when assembled in mss Con
vont"n. \ general ana lrIrctual ATTENDANCE Of
delegates from al lart If the state i requested.
.lolIN DEWEY.
HENRY l.. Stacy State Central
DANIEL. \ IIEN.D
!. II. BIRKETT C"m.l;t.ec
llEMAN CARPENTER,
Jun" Il. le52
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r TIE G. "A f b o n / A n
Educational Convention

We gave. last week. list Of the princlp.i
officers Of the Wing National Convention
Little else vas done the first day except 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26
EVENING SESSION.

Mr. A-hmun rose and said i have been
instructed. sir by the Committee OF one from
each State. who were charged with the duty
Of reporting to this Convention series Of
resolutions. 10 present report which hold
N ny hand: and l bc.s leave to say, that, at:
ter much deliheratien conducted with the
kindcst and most conciliatorv feelings. the
report has 5ecn adopted with very srcat, al
though lot entire unallimiiy-
Mr A>hiuun then took a position near the
Presidents chair, and read the resolutions, JAS
follows:
The wings Of the 'nitc,i states in Convrl.-
ton assembled. adhcrin. TO the great con>er-
va'!yr principles by which they are CONTROL
ed ani governed, AMI now as ever. Kelvin.
1p"n the intelligence. ~ the American T.. n,,lc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26

- HE >har? shooter, IN Bradford con-
thu" to display their craftsmanship. Mr. NJ.
{. Barber and Mr. VIM. Z. Abbott. cacn shot
t~ire at ii knife blade four rods distant. ana
sl'iit IL all exactly in the center every
tim
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26

t. The Burlington Courier contain, 4
rall for ''lcmocratir State Convention. -
called hv l.. Brainar,l. chairman of State
Committee. To he holden at Montpelier the
9TH of July The purposes set forth in the
call are. the nomination of a State Ticket.
and To make arrangements for representation
in the free democracy Convention in Ohio in
August.
ADDISON tI-rNTN.-McSsrs Edward Sew
mour and Bella Howe. have been nomnatc'l
bv the Wings of addison County for the of
t!re OF State Senators.
LAMB WARKANT>-Th attention of our
readers is called to the very liberal prices for
Land Warrants offered bv Eldridgc and
,Johnsoa, Of Na-h.la, y. H.
x y correspondent of the Evening jour
nal, writing from Concord, " H., SAYS Ger
tam locn.orn in that place, when hc heard %
Pi""cos nomination. went home, and, shut
ting hm>elinp with his children, enjoincd
them not Ia associate with children that
iired Ont Of Concord, now Tia; EranAln
F...,c ~ .r-......i:-.i H. It I,l;.
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IL 1t H. ly'lcr TO the New Hampshire
state '"nvrnrln. which nominated him for
the Presidency last .,andarv. General Frank
Fierce said II am far from beino ipsersi-
be 10 jLo steady ar.d generous confidence.
)" ':'i''' nanttls; II towards me by tie people,
Of ms :jat;." In order to make confidence
|'s1dH, II /, apparent that il Nomd be as 5tiea
asposs;ble. Evidence accu'nulates daily to
prove That zen. Pierce y. on tac whole.
rather great ul&n Free Press
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u. CONVENTION --mE!rd a. L. ,'.;, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
markets. :. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE


AsHRsThe steady but quiet for Pots, NJ $50
O. o. Pearls firm at 80 81 sato 37la.
COTTOEThe market is lees active owing TO ibe advces from
decline in that market Only 900 bales Changed hands,
FLOUR AND MEALour for the low grades Of State
Flour much depressed The barge supply ahoat ths
weather the unavoabe adycc By the steamer
Auenca Halifax added the and increased the
realise and the mostly made at our inside
Tor There limited demand for export anu the
rsde buy sparSy Canadian du at - ot IN
bond sales OF Domestic 800 bills at - l2sUs4 % tof
sAss State - 1884 90 for Mixed To Fancy hch
and Indlana and - lsa4s>3a for common Quo via
steady and active for export the sup
ply ample but not pressed the market, the sales 500 bbs
Flour duh but steadysas oil $50 bbi AT -
Meal steady and ia moderate requesales of 100 obs
Jesey q O. e5a 81 81 Y Brandywine ia quiet at ~ 90
GRAiN-Nheat duh aud heavy The supply u.s. however,
late avce from Europe add to the DEPRESSION and
further orders by the America Rye steady but
duh The Supply exceeds the demand Sales OF 200 bushels at I5c
rowsJ re Barley Malt nominal at s5a9oc Oats are more
abundant and the market lower saer Of State 0a<c and
the sale of bushels d5 66e for
Southern yellow &C for do jersey, and Goa5c for fair White
Southern. -
WHIskYhe market is active; prices variable
% the latter with short
and esh for ohio ID. Druse quiet at 22s6asa, time
undin
PROVISIONS upward Pork continues with
speculative sr for the trade sales Of COO bills
26a els 30 for old Meas and sl7as7 % for
and f sales of 900 at - 1921! Is for Mess aud
rs for Prime Prime Mess il firmly held at tsdssO
Hams steady sales of ~ bb good Western al sl5 u.s.
Picked Meats steady and good request sales OF $50 ties PLAIN
4yAc aud do Shoulders "a Lard tends upward
~th active demand sales Of 500 bbs 91a9s Butter
Western New Ork which selling
n ssAg1c. Cheeee Is "A moderate demand At 6A1sc.
WOOL active. The only inquiry for Medium Woos and
% these there less stock than Of and hne woods
domestic Fleece sold lsst 3sa5jc.; 1000 n
4 blood <ic aud 5000 1bs. hne cash Pued
Foreign wool arm ~ hass Cordova sold at 81 a22c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
wrLLiAn II. FRASKLrs, Auesosees.
DERE SALE for pI

EkEhEMI lOhI ShLE TOT fAHII.
TON Of about $50 Lots Of Ground isnsse /. n. vW~
and IXth Wards Of the City o. Brooklyn Aka - 4 :"
lid Wards Of the City Of Wiansbursh. and IN a. -
e B1 .s,,a s. .aed me e, .Dss sp s'sSs ~
LIN SON L co. viii eel AZ suction 90 TUESDAY, ~
"a al IL oelock at the Merchants Exchanges, the 6tsS
valuable property BROOKLYN.
DtvrsIoS-Av.-6 lots ON Divsousv, corner Il 0puvA
Also. lots ON Division-av- On the opposite n9e
GEssY-sT.-s lots on Gery-st, between Throop ~ n
vison-av
THRoorAv.-l4 lots on Ihroop-av, tncudins tvo Co.,
Also gore lots On Throopav, between Bartlett 81 O.
Also Is lot. in the Ixth Ward Division-.v . O.
south '''e Oh ''''', wSrIiLAMsRuReH
rmsrsr-2 lots the west side OF lest- betvea SsA
9Th and South 7,h ts with the sukhesd to the Eas IN
SorfH 7rssr-S lss on the south sads Of sossA sAs.
between Cd and sdets.
SorrH 6rBsr-2 lots on South sth-st, aes~ssa a ~
SorrH 5rH-sr-i lot the north side Of South 80
,o jots on north side Of South sth-st next 70 u
Of &St
Also, large gore lot the corner Of unoasv sal g.
Sh-st- ,r.
SovrH 4rH-sr-s ee on the south sde Of South - ~
tween Union-av. and i2th-st.
Also large gore lot the of unionav sna SuA
SOUTH srH-sr-i let on South 5th-st- in the rear
USIoS-Av.-s lots On Unonav, between South u -
NORTH 2D-sr-2 lets on north side Of North ax, ~.
LoslmER-sr-2 lo.s including the corner Of Dsvos ~
DyyorsTl frame house and lot on the south side 81 D.
yoest in the Of the above. "a,
also, , lots De~oe~t- NEAR lcrmerst
SovrH Sp-sr-S lots South Sd-st Including thu uasA
east corner OF Sthst
ElcHIH-sr- frame house ana oe on inc e"'s s'"o " -
st. in the Of the above , "a, -. =. :.
NckIBBoN- % lots the north side' between Snah
and Norrelsts x,.va..
Grahanl-av and Smith-st
MAssHALL-sr.-7 lots on the south snde OF MAshahS
Also. the southeast corner OF Snith-st'
Also lots on the north side Of Marsast, between No
rell and Smith-sts.
Noosy-sr-4 lots including the corner
MoRRrlL.sr-5 lots the west side OF Morrela, -
ween Cook and De Be Noise-sts
AZ, Gore ON the corner of Morell and DE Be voises
also 4 lots on the west side OF Mouellst- : corner
Also lots ON the sde OF Morrels, msiadns Ne
corner of De Be Nolse-st -. :. =,
NEWTON RoAD--The frame house and lot on the Newton
Road and Monell-st. ,. NJ,
honsf between Morren and (iraham-ava
BUSHWICk.
"a lots on the east side OF Divsonav- between Psns
and Woodbine<ts. 80, =, =.
40 lots between Bushwickav and Washington sts IN u
town of Bushwick the cross roads
n B-Maps and all necessary information rviatve 70 ~
nrorertv may be bad on application to JOSEPH bou0h
Ron Fac No 81 John ST. stairs and also AZ the ocs OF
tho Auct,oneers No Broads Book maps VIII be s8dy
for distribution week previous to the sale. -, y
TrRMsO per cent and the auctioneers comlns.iezn On
the dav of sale 60 per cent on bond and mo<
gage al per cent and the balance ON delivery oil Inc DECD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
IRON our Correspondence
n;sasfers. &c.

Tur sur OF Iol but At New York IN
sold New York on the 18th inst for se15
be worth mach everything Of value has been
~anna found considerably damaged the SAILS eens and
scrs CossrI Goodnan-On while leaving the wharf
Orleans the 9Th inst the towbne slipped when he Cor
lea aoul Of the sch L. Rogers carrying away the rbOad
rail Cornea and smashing the yard OF the L. D. ko
ger. also damaged schr Geo Lincoln considerably
laden platter ashore during the 3 on the back
aide Island Boston habor She bad 10 passengers all oil
Sen. osI.sp Pendeton for Boston, ashore in
par Of d.c load hundred boxes The vessel Is
considerably strained and osS aOssed bat .r ,"vas '' vii"
scnoor. reported ashore on GaIops leland but will
Sens MAI OBJ Morgan night of 18th inst, at Folly
Cove Cape Ann and became to. 9: Grew sade yo he
fore chapenddc bad been got of and va,
stnEns on part Of The all saved There
the vessel and cargo to the amount Of 500 which
about equally divided between the Gloucester marine ana SOCIAL
re Bostor Daiy Idperfi,er says. learn correspond
en al that schooner Sacramento from Philadelphia for
the Deep Hole Cotu Port on fnday last h
IN ii. boat with sail set just az night upset squat
after he e the schooner and Cap. N Wa dro%ned before any
Capt n aresdent Of Cotuii Port where he leaves
Br BsIo H.se1nsr EIrrsrru Grove from Maitland s. for
ashore Ram Head the morning OF the l4h but
Maitland N s. for Boston went ashore
back OF Loe,t Island but was got of without receiving any
of Deer Isle with lumber and both mass cut
away, anchor miles T. from Cohasset At sunset
Tuesday she jurynasts.
THy CAV HrAD 3o tuns burden OF and from Robin
ashore Tuesday socock,
Du1bury beach, mile this side Of High Pine Leges She lay
the sand beach, and has lost udder and shoe
perfectly tight Tuesday night at IL O'Clock.
Ssp SEAnAss Bkwr hynck. from Eewfok dec III for San
Valparaiso March o. with loss OF foremost
Feb about miles Of that in furious squal
from W. Although OF the the mast broke
square of by the deck and at the sock band
TnI Wow COLLIE hennen, from Amsterdam for
Iaren ballast totally wrecked the 18th March,
Cherokee Sound Abaco Capt arrived this port yesterday
the brig Pedrazzs.
fervouz wrecked al Spanish ky harch
10. No particulars.
TEE the wreck ofthe bark Sarah Hand and taken
r. had cold Salvage awarded by Arbraors to
cent.