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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27
WHY PEOPLE DRINK.

Mr. \. drinks because his doctor has re-
commended him to take little
Mr. b. because his doctor ordered linn not
and h" hates qrmckcrv
Mi I. fakrS 4 drop because he's wet.
Mr. ID. because he's DRY
Mr. K. because he feels something risip" IN
his stomach.
MIR +. because he feels kind of sinking
III his stomach.
MIR &. because he's going to see a friend
off to Oregon
Mr. II. because hes got friend come home
from California
Mr. !. because he's so hot
Mr. j. because he's 50 cold
Mr. *. because he's neither hot nor cold
Mr. l.. h"rauSc he's got a pain in his head
Mr. NJ. he,a u>e he's got a pam in his side
Mr y because he's got pam in his back.
Mr. . because hes got pain in hi, chest.
Mr. T. because he feels light and happv
Mr. - because he's cot pain all over him
Mr. Ii. because he feels heavy and miscra-
bic.
Mr. s. because he married.
Mir /. because he isn't
Mr. '. because he likes to see his friends
around him.
Mr. ". because he's GOT no friends. and en-
JOYS GLASS by himself
Mr. \. because his uncle left him legacy.
Mr. \. because his aunt cut him off with
ont a shilling.
Mr. 1--WE should be happy to inform orr
readers what Mr. rs reasons are for drink
my but on putting the question to him he
was found to be too drunk to answer.)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27
FOR THE BOYS g. GIRL
THE WAY TO FORTUNE:
or, us BETTER TO WORK THAN TO Ert

Or, us BETTER TO WORK THAN TO ErG
Let no poor boy, after reading the follow
n'G interesting facts ever despair OF making ;
respectable living.
Agerteman Was once walking down ont
nf the streets OF P, when a fe,.ra,
Loudly craved fora few coppers for night.
lodging The gentleman looked earnestl,
AZ the poor man, and inquired. "Whv do vou
bot work YOU should be ashamed Of beg
sins."
On sir, do not know where 10 got ON.
pioyu,.n,."
Nonsense" replied tie gentleman. You
can work il you will. Now listen to ne.
was once begsar like YOU. a gentleman
gave TO me crown piece and said work and
don, bog God bel ps those who help them
selves" Immediately LETT P. and
got out ofthe way of my old companions.
remember the advice given me by my mother
before she died. and ! began to pray God to
keep NC from sin, and to give III. MS help
day by lay. wv..t rc.n.i 70 the ,.,,!,., in
fh' country II res, and With part OF nv five
.hillings toug ht old rag These ! took to
TIDE paper mills, and >o!d them Il, !. r,-oiir. |
vas always wlI!in. TO give a far pre-. for tn,
th:,e -, g., :. -: =, : - :.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27

>cENE IN The TENNESSEE LrG1s1A1rpr
We witnessed, saws the Knoxville Wb;o
scene Of some amusement in the Hall of Rep
resenta'ives last week. Gen. Polk Of Uardi-
man. was IN the chair; Mr. Henry. of Brad
ley, was leaning back against his table, near
the stove, with his face to the Speaker. The
table fell over against the wall. and brounbt
Henry and his chair to the floor with soma
thing OF noise. About the time every
member IN the hall had look ed in the direction
OF Mr. Henry. Ger. Polk called cut. in an an.
d'oie voice-"The gentleman from Bradley
has the .f"oF," Henry with the activity Of a
cat sprarg to his feet, ENJOYING the wit of III,
speaker and the House resounded with the
cheers Of the members and Spectators.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27
MORAL g. RELIGIOUS.
DREAD OF DEATH.
ny THE REV. ALBERT RARSi:.

1t Is not sinful to dread death The Re
d-eIner dreaded =. His human nature though
perfect. hUir. shrank back from the agonie,
OF living. The fear pf death. therefore, in il
self is MOI sinful Christians are often trou
hlel because they have not that callnness il
:he prospect Of death. which they supI,os,
hey ought 70 have, and because their natur,
shrinks back from the dying pan- They sup
pose that such feelings arr inconsistent viii
s"iigion. and that they who have them canno
he true Christians. But they forget th"ir
kcdecmcT and His SORROWS; the FORGET III,
-arnestnc'' with which He pleaded that tn,
emp might be removed Death i in itself
fearful, and II Is I part O: our nature 10 drea,
II. and even in the best e mind, sometime
'io fear ot il "a hot wholly taken AVA NATL
The hour comes, and God give, them "d.g'n,
grace"
There at probably t*o reasons why CD
made death 50 fearful to man One io, 70 IN
press him with the Importance of being pre-
pared for it. Death is to him the entrance
on endless being ant! it is an obiec, O: Go!
,, '''' ' '' ~, g " 49, =,
,, -, 49,, ~ "' 49, '"'
lamb the rOb)ir, the dove lave no inulor-
:, ...,.
;, D..
-,
-.
'''S '''''''' 41'-''''' u, ~ - P'NF''0
'''''' ''.'' '' '''' "o''' - '''" '''''' '.>'''
81 '''e ""F % Ii" t'!''5 p"'"3' al" =! a.
we ho'!oF VI 'he RF"'e' "ou "ou'a IN 'hr
attention 0! d A'"n Oh MS own "e"'h as !loN'
''''h'n'''s event '"o ie"'' nun 10 seek 'ne
nope Oh immortality "''i'h alone can lay the
'''''''''''' o az! proper flt''o' III Oh ''e ';'i
y. ing
IKE o'heF reason Is 10 deter man from
taking his own lite. 10 Keep INN from this.
he Is maj" 50 to start o''' < from death. lie
lrars II II Is % ann an Object Of deepest dread
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i! = There Is d pcoS5ac; Of a Iarse e..,-
grafton from some OF the Northwestern States
to the Norman settlements. the rre,en. SEA.
SCR. The St Louis Tines savs tia, ne,rl,
''rc' hun''rei families are in thar city. ,,rt-
yt:.ae: & en- :c,r'a,,c ~ -. lac
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T IHE G. ALE u u n / A n.
FRUIT AND NGOD.PECkER S.

According to Fowlcr'> history of the Apple
tree. the ti.ui; tree, Of the cooni>S. Ike those
OF their descendants. were subject, in the
quaint language of the Old times, ito two dis
eases. the nen>2es. which is when they are
burned and storched in the sun. and lor<'nt>S.
when "ooi-peckers job holes in the lark
The way 10 cure them when they are ioSsle.
Is to tore a hole into the main root. with an
anger. and pour in a quantity of branlic CIR
run, and then stop it up with PIN made of
the same trees" \ singular remedy for
measles and lice III trees: but a pretty gene
rally popular dose in ancient as we'll 3s mod
ern times. for man or beast. We once knew
horse doctor whose universal remedy for all
diseases in horse flesh. "heaveS. rn.-ione
or SPAWN" was New England Rom. which lie
invariably drank himself Observing 10 the
tv->tdndrIs that ii must he It -di<U{,i before
used aS a mcGiriEc. Better leave the wool
PerkerS to kill the vcrnin upon apple trees
than inornl!te them with alcohol. Thr>..
birds are henrtlt to the farmer IN protecting
fruit and forest trees from the rava9.., Of uox-
iou> insects. lie that wantonlv kills lille
wood-p"cker gives protection to millions of
insects that Inie>t the an,,le orchar,l.thc grove
and the forest. The apple tree borer is east
est destroyed by thru>ring wire into the
hole 1t has made. A rub Of thumb anl fin
ger Is pretty sovereign remedy for the cur
cn'Io' borer and apple worm Wind fall ap-
pies are full Of these worms. TO the dctriment
OF the woodpetkrrs.-HiacIman
e. DR. Alexander Duncan, who was scvc-
raj Years in Congress from the Cinrinnati
district. Wa drowned on The ~. while Al
tempting to draw from the water a duck be
had shot.
e" The friends of the Maine Liquor Law
In New York City had rally at Mctropol-
tan Hall on Wednesday evening 10Th inst
Addresses We're made Ev Horace Greeley.
Kew. Jno. li"rpon. of Boston. COL Snow. and
Others. Resolutions IN favor otthc Maine
Law. and urging its adoption by the I.c.i~Ia-
ture were passed. The meeting was very
large and cn'lusi .>'ir "A. hcrin-.
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Gentlemen's Clothiny.

consisting Of Whit" and Fancv Shirts. Under >h;,r,
and l,r"Wer-. Crava,>. Pocket H!kf,. Linen CT.
,ar-' Buck Gloves. and M,'en>, Wool do. Brace,
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Extract IF an "nprblts1cd har1 fam .Jo1n
Randolpb 10 iis#hoY.btoHas Hcarg 81.
George Tack1r, on the death ojhjs Sog.
Nhmu hIe
assure yonrsolf Of What Ia 4 small valar CON
pared with hnt Of those who are "A piece OF
! yOurscl'-of the unchanged regard and ~ m
! pathy OF your mothers son. All my God /!
! | remember 10 have seen her die 10 1--we fol-.
| lowed herlo the grave, to have wondered That
the sun Confined 10 rise and SCI aud he oldor
Of Nature To go on Ignorant Of H'Hc religion
but not yet an atheist, ! remember with hor
ror my impous eNpo,tulatlon with God upon
this bcrea, mrnt-"hut not yet an atheist "
The existence of atheism has been DENIED;
Gut | " as an honest one. Hume began and
Hobbies finished me. read Spjnoza and all the
tribe. Suerlv tell by no iguoble hand. And
the very man . who gave me Hume
Essay upon Human Nature" to read admins
tered 'Brathc II on Truth" rs The antidoe-
Ncnic" ire1ele against arsenic AN the ssential
oil of bitter almonds--a bread and milk roul
tee for the bite ct the cobra capelo.
Had | remained a successful political leader
! might never have been christian. But it
pleased &, d that my pride should be mortified;
that by death and desertion should lose nv
friends; that except IN the veins ola marine.
and he too. posses "of child by deaf
and dumb spirit, there should not run one drop
Of my fathers blood in any living creature he
sides myself The death of Tudor finished nv
humiliaIiun had tried all things bul the ref
nge to Christ, and to that, with parental stripes,
was drive en-. Often did | cry our With the ia.
rher IF that wretched hoy, Lord! | orIie,e-
help thou mine unbeet;' and The gracious
mercy four lord 10 this wavering faith, stag
gering under the force of the hard heart of an
beliefI humbIy hoped wonl', in his goodtime.
lie extended to me also.-St. Mark, vii, IL
20.
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A RAILROAD TO rnE PAcTIc Tie = an
tic prolec, oil railroad across our territory
to the Pacific has been introduced INTO thr
United States Senate hy Gwu According IL
this PLAN the road is To have al It's eastern cua,
on the Mississippi rive, tlro lincs; connecting
it with the Atlantic through the North and
South respectively,and fvo At ms Western end
connecting it with the Pacific through O,eyon
and California. The contractors for lis con
strucuon receive in payment alternate sections
of public land forty miles wide through the
States, and eighty miles Tile drought the m
tervening territories. At the end Of thirty years
1t is TO be surrendered TO the United States
The mail troops, and other transportatlons oil
the Government shall nlvGys be free upon It
In a memorial to Congress on the necessity
importance and praclcnblty OF Railroad
from Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean thequcs
ton ofls profit is considered. Fifty tbonsan,
persons 60 annually 10 California unl II costl
each $500 to gel there making sum of $l5
100000. Surprising that the railroad can car
ry them for S200ihs travel will yield $40, 900.
900. The road will be 1000 miles long aud il
is estimated viii cos; $4,000 per mile, or an
aggregate of $780, 900. 900 SO that so 600 PCS
sengers would yield an interest OF 10 per cent
ontravel alone. 1t is further assumed that al
leasl IS 900 900, will annually he derived from
freight, and that it will cost, to keep the road
in repair, SIS 600 600. which would snll leav,
10 per cent. for the Government or the stock
holders or the contractors, whoever shook
build il. There are many schemes for this on
terpsise, and many estimates. but they mus
all be, in project so vast, and over a countr.
so little known, nothing better to be relied npor
than mere guesses.
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\, tie Washington correspondent of TIM
Baltimore Sun says:--"The bill for the relic
of the Alexandra Ond Oragc Railroad, Of Vir
GINA, constitutes a special case. The Suite Of
Virginia merely asks that tho money advanced
by her IN 1890 to the general government,
ahail be refunded in some way. and has as
signed her ciana on he United States to said
Railroad conf aus. Virginia has made large
sacrifices of money anl land to the Union, and
with full treasury. the United States ouch,
to show some berahiy toward her, in return
1t would be merely an act of courtesy on the
part of the general government toward tn,
government Of State, which has so largely
contributed 10 the welfare Of The whole coun
try, to say nothing of It's justice"
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IDuorD DAVENPORT & CO,

L. ID " - = ID DA - sUh -
bRICHNOND, ofrr tor -ale IN store ana '..'i' ~
s,H1s-sais- II
-o1 SAX. Lver'' foe Sal'r Nar.f"an ei'ef " 1'''s
100 fs Ground AlaHn do
800 to4- Richmond ground Platter
5Ba#taas i.est Peruvian Guano dai'S expected
0IIl4 Ra.eniale eemoat
511 fIshsI- primo ClDysr-eed
iJ0HIls Bone Dust
I2Jtrha- Bacon .ides
~ tief-es Sugar Hou-e Mola.-es
200 boxes Archer & Co. NJ. aaes.
80 fierce London Porter
5ornse. CrB-. & BlarknesI L"ndcn Mustard
- do d. tluat nd Mushroom Cui'baI
- Hammers English Cbresc (GIouce>terl
55bnxes M1rcareui
50 Bag Ste.'n Almonds
2gu bag. Braz.l- Sa2ar
IH1 hug. f,sstp Ria G,f.e
Hsaar..eg. Gudsrl, 0ara and Sasaraz Brandy' HID
s.-i aad liaagtri,a Lon Vino; Shray, Maden'' ana
pr " me. &r..# a.
Many NJ The uboye are Of orr own importafloh ana
~ aro, 10 sol %. lon asI hc cau BE- bad IN TINS c9uh
rs ata,lfy aud quality considered Teas rs good an
.,rr1enr ran be lad in me country adapted to tue
rrs.ja # Vrainia .....,.,.,,.,., ~,
dec s0.iact. EDHOND. DAVENPORT &Co.
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lsail. onld give The baud.omr iii.' Tor
the OF $4,000 fnrverg family Of the republic
aof csrlBdng re slaves.
E.sc Marriage Ceremony in RUSSIA
The marriage sefemppy. low ever solemn II
fnag br accounted. IS one of the 'ihces VI lh'
church j. - clolked with theatrical effect a
10 to.e much q ITS spiritual sam thy. j =" o".d
.e,.n thu the external scust's, rather Than tn
f. cfinR. # the heart and mind, we're II IL
= rongfl upon; or pc hsps Il i considered ma
the i,',lng. are oaly Impressed BY III agenet
# he srf,+eS BE this as a may. marriage Is
drawing room seem, undrr pflesly anzWces'
Ilay lnYalifics are iulermlnglrl VIII eccteIaz-
tiaa uaecntrs, ana t,africal rli. q i enhanced
~ lis being an "vcfing' prIo nance. H.
exterior Of The chprcl. i illuminated, but t5r
| biIlitacy outside IS erlpa,d hy the blaze oi 'hr
/ latclinr, ~ hich studded with candl,s aud
/ ehlndrlcr-. looks more Ike a saloon o. pi"as
! urcl han temple of worship. IurgHrsi- AMI
/ islrnds m,liel to he pfe.,3t appear IN III
1rrss and ate nnrsfalit.d Tin ,c'i1" sac
! II The baiIding appropriated L. lh"m by a mas
/ tsroithr GER motl Bppoutc lot tie oEeas!.tt';
/ the friends # cach oi tho contracting parties
! hring proaped tnaefher on "lihcr -lie Ieat M
| the cenier lree-f1rfherr are neither pews nor
al, Of any k n IN IT, R1ysian churehes,-
! Tie entrance 81 lie bfidgroom i "elcomed
! ~ a cbani from The chol stcr-. WHO akca irad
! lrg part IN the ceremony, M instrumental mn-
SIC eng l5>,el il tie Gtrek churci -; oni
a brilrsmau inued blrlg hnaias - Il" fe-i-
icacr Of thr Bird, 10 rotlis her lhal lr"f lnten.
dol i- awaiting her. Tins Is often luim,ted
era. Gully AID splruIiy by The presentation Of "
Ibo4uer 81 flowers.
Ourhc brd's arrival the chori,rcr4 a1oin
hint velcoac. aid he takes her place a.
- oogst her licrde. The dress 81 III" l.. ijr
4. ~ I'm otuols a. jewels AM the most co.ny
rticlr, e II maze l.. Il the m.'ans ol her t11lil y
adni 81 sneh display. Sh' l. a,h red INTO
tie assembly by a kind 81 procession ie1 ed
y our of her own iamil b IA IN before hnn
tie ricblY oroamentad picture Of her lot
which Is destined 10 occupy corner al Rr
future apartment, and Whlch, durng the cef".
monN, Is tlared GA the hi h alter. a snaII
empornry Il n, or raadlns-de-h covered VIII
rose.corrrd six. aud ornanentrd with ~ly,r
fringe and lac is p!.ced IN TN" crnrrr 81 lie
Ipteqnrt at which the priest oiiicats. Ihr
s.r,lc.. * long, aud consists IL readmg tn
ives Of Abraham ~ d Sarah an exhortnlino 10
Ifie new couple, and much suainl :. Ih'u Is
ne exchanged al the hetrothol AID therefore
dat symbol i,nus 10 part 81 The srr, &C. Inc
par. bca Q lighted tufers IN ia l. h'nd >. ant
Ihving mrgr gut crown he d arrr thlr heads
walk th6ce around Tho aIlar, CT Splug tie
pr SIS rob and dur,o9 The e<Ilorl9rl ~ ie ,
s'and II Il large pie,r oi ricb *. w'ach he
comes the Prerequisite II rhe pr,st. THIS por
ion of The &c emmy ing eoacluded the sa-
cra,nrnl i adu Mustered and thu NV marie /
coup proceed IL the grand altar " hrre they
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luz STAGE.-A petition is in circulation IN
G",ll"r' lcnt eAchdethe acting drama from
mat > ate as proGucti e Of inebrirty. gaming
ohsrenny and general liccnronsness. The
logic 1.-THE petition, however, is essentially
oehct'e 10y conlouoding cuncomitanrs with
eaases and arguing that because ,iceis prac'
ICED IN theatres, therefore theatres must pro
duce vice.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
slntis,ie of t..e ple,ieI e,.llal l.lecliom


The New 10 Jourai # Camnefce ss,'
the Vii. vate al he recent election IS greater
tina ut any p-r,lous Gu; though tie esio
Ger 1915 ]. oil. ll6y9; = 29} osel 1871.
aud o .5g2oser 1910. The D,marra'ie vote
i, s552Ie greater than IN lsls.2i6 sos great
or II an in 1874. ard As Us g,ea a. han il
1910. Tie al,oiiinu, aie Is 36,ss3 iess la
in ISIS aad o3.7f6 greater lilaa IN lsll
vrrn, n. i.t..c banner state eu The Wing
eide. as Is Nce W, % The Democratic: The
lalt,r having lisea Pin a pinfa'i3y Of ~
a9S. apd . mfina;y over 10th vb'k al al
lluu q $50. iai 10 proportion 70 tie . boil
NUM- - of vote. po'led. Texas !, tie bsnue.
) IT, IN Ire democratic side. having gi,cr
nea1y thee 6pcs As muy n Pierce as to
Scot. G,o:lia CONS noAf, i19rg given
plcn,e more hun ~ ec as uiluy d. Seo = thro
Arkansas and Fiori Ia. Tie least plurality ~
anv State is - in D.,ae are For Plerce The
States polling TIE ii ,tca aagregto voi... are
New Yprk. 52!Ae0, penn, l@a.o, 3s6272.
Ohio. 3533js Thu State polling fs"r't
votes /. Flo-ida-sI5l. Delaware eomca neM
--l2 G61
TIE rrg st .hoIpitn vote eigen by any
State !, 3l,7s2 IN Ohio Nestcanes Mlsaa.
chuseis y nh Is } and NeN York with 81
AS. larroforiao IL 'hr ~iole nenb + u
votes, ,rmnir Is -. grrat,',l hpt ed % alo.
laian.
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EALrh OF THr u. SrArEs.-The aegre-
Sa,e "'a, ann "i the United States amount, to
oa ooo'ooo and the population is "a 00O.-
lpopuiatoni gives $500 to each n.rsnn. yo,no
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MUSE BE solo.
rH1O EAIsMEKs ANp PAANTERs.

4 500 lnshels new coversee,.
80 do Timethy do.
10 tons ground plaster
80 do Peruvian Gunno.
The undersigned hive Just received the above and
offer great inducements any house in this mar
ket. will mpke il 10 the interest ofa in to call
before purchasing their grass seed bought before
the recent advance.
dec 50 fta SAUNDERS. NORTH &IRBY
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FRENcH OccupArlcN OF SAMANA-Wc nm
dersand from captain IN the French Ma.
7nc, who arrived yesterday from ST. Domin-
go, that there is fleet Of the Emperor AREA
dy in undsputed possession Of tie h4rbor Of
SANTANA. II Is farther announced. that il is
tie intention Of Louis Napoleon to send all the
Necessary rtinforecments to keep the prize he
has secured; AMI there is not he shg hest
doubt among the French residents of tleisand,
han the ground taken hy Napoleon vi be
defended by the whole Iorce of The empire.
MS Is most important information. it CEN
hrms the previous accounts of French rsurra-
non and Is distinct avowal of the lev con-
I'uental policy Of the Euror ean pow er4 on rhl'
continent, and in the Gulf Of Mexico, Of Which
our government is hound to take G,src and
act accordingly. Let all concerned l,ok to
me matter with Courage and frmnrs., for there
Is an event al hand.-N Y. H70}H.
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CARRYING DEADLY WEAPONS On Thurs
day night Two y ung doctors from Virt ina
We're arrested IN Phihdelpha one for draw ng
! pistol On an officer in The theatre. and the
revolver
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. %.
nl4facr0"S 1Bray.-T~o cadets attached
10 t'e Military institute at Frankfort had a
desperate s rencoptre to. day. One of them
uth'a by nam', was shot il tie chest. the
'al' poncraIl'g his lung; " bile the oil heT'
na'n'd Ingram, had his -kull cleft by bio"
Nnh h'trhrl, in the hands of Pnrm Il.
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Lord RusSeys Life Of 7Homas Moore
Messrs. Appleton & Co., New York, are pub
fishing in numbers, and the first number is Out
The Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence
Of Thomas Moore, edited by tie RICH, Hon
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AMI old. anil cunning fse persons 10 each
lsmil,. y onlJ give The handsome I'LL Tor
toe Of $4,000 torverg family Of the republic
nor excluding lie slave
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/ Lord john Russell NJ p" j. vii he REQ
irclel llIst ne Pot a, his death couf1ed I
Lord .Ioha Rs 81 bs pipors. let.ers. an
Journals. requesting liz 10 f5fm them nj
some lshd uf publication which mishf be tb
means Of making some provision lor 1t, vi
and family. Ms work Is nov brought 10
@ard in conp'i'nec viii 'bi..re1'e't.
TnE THoUBLrs OK TIE RIO GnANpE Til
New Ollenns Crescent. IN Announcing Ia
Carysial. with four hundred Texas RANGE
md crossed The Re Gfande. and vas on h
mafeb cor Monterey, sass:
1t Was generally supposed tbat lbs move
M Il oa tn p1rt 81 Carvaa WIS at he INVITA-
fion Of TIE State Of Tamanipas, and i1,tber
tha' Gen. Cfuz. The military ,ommandaut a
Camago, wa- Indirectly aiding #. TIE fore.
udrr Car.njal'- comm4nd IL sad t. lie com
posed almost entirely Of The rangers called on
y the Governor of Texas for tie defence
ne frontier again.t he InI.aus and - hi h IL,
Government al tie United States refused Il
pa. or receive i8to service The friends q
The movement Led confident that by lhls I'M
euryaid is IN enBfalnI of the Wind" Ser.
M1drr, aad TINT his success IS certain
JArAs.- II ne /. ccm rr n4lpler Of De
Bos S Review. a wo1k now SO desHv.dl.
popular sc Gni m elaborate paper on toe
empire Of japan, fr9 Uhl.ht apoenrs rbat
that renowned Empire consists Of three lheas
and cieLthundecd and fifty ihlds,l ing od the
= .,4.i Itf China having an arrg about equal la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-30

OF ENGLAND-lt is stated by the Weekly
D>sp1t that IN con sequence oi'the d. terml
nanon OF the Gro" not 10 allow Convocaton
to for the dispatch Of business, the leaders
oil tie High Church panty. III recent meet
ing have resolved to secrde from the establish
mrnl and to connect th,m>elves with The i,
p scopal Church Of Scotland " hich, willie in
all MAIN pnluts II agrees with TIE Church Of
England, adds To its services an acknowledg.
mentof something very Iikrthc Roman Catholic
doctrine Of Transformation and regulates its
o"naiiairs 10y Synods Of Bishops and Clergy.
The Right Hon, w. +. Gladstone, ore of the
Leaders Of the mo, ement, has taken tie frst
step.