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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-31


cutters come to I fall, and have to land their
implements and provisions and 10 carry them
past IT. Their boats, too. must l,c carried
ana That over rocks and fallen trees. throuul
'h1rk'is and ir'ihlcSs swamp>. Then thew
com" {" rarp'!>, up which they have To pole
their heavy laden hatcaux. For this work
prodlg"uS skill. nerve and STRENGTH are re-
qnl>itr- Then come TIE lon- port,,cs fr,m
lake I" lake, and ihc danger of bcinu swau,,-
ed, when travcr>ing these. by sudden .ult<
OF win! la>hin@ the lake, in a few minu,rs
umc, INTO ioam;ng waves. in which the deem
ly loaded boats r"nil rot for n,omcn, l;vo
"our trail >hitl va, about eighteen Zee, ,o,.,
ana i"Hr feet across th" top of the rr,nwai,
amii-hlps, tarcriny to point at either end
constructed Of Tim lips of pine loarl>.nai!
'n +" some half dozen pair of slender knees.
about two inches in diameter. On board!
were fifteen hundred poun', Of provisions.
with seven my't, which pressed her into The.
water nearly 10 the gunwalc. three in, L,.,
from tn" Position Of level. and >he would
fill viii! water"
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tins did Mr SPRINGER one. frI hisne..!, il
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wnhh"ld 'r"': ra'>izirg H." boa, TX III, threat
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w""l.nrn "arr;.i!ly select >ui,aIi,. .,,. ',.,.
the ground. hIil,! their ..,3n," and ..l,v.l .,
and cnmn.rnrr their winters w,ri IT,.
camp" and .hn,rl" 3rr t,.o lo., L,rs.x ,I,,.
former being for the men, ,L,. I,t,rr t,.r ,b.
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the oanp. where th,. men >1,..,, 49,, I,r,,,.l,..
>trcwn upon the bare ,arrb .Il,,;,, ,,,,-
p,rtc, our winter residences nov, =, ,rl .,
comr> the business OF looIiuo ont and ..ut,iu..
the main and >onlc of the r,.inri,.aI branch
roads. These rnadS Ike III, y,.;r, :, H..
human BODY. ran.i,y ,L,. wilderness ,o III ~.
principal ,clump> and groves of rn,> en-
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TI]E GltEDO>1.l\,
.,l-urn rlIEl SATURDAY


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BUENOS AYRES.

We have The BuenoS AyreS British
PGeka Of April 10Th, by the Russian brig Plaa-the ar.
rival Of which we have already announced.
Gen. Don Justo Jose de Urquiza is en-
trusted Professionally with the direction Of the foreign
affairs Of the Argentine Republic till the assembly of the
National Constituent Congress- by Protocol Of April 6th
Of Conference that day held Palermo de- San Benito
between the Governors Of BusnOs Ayres, Entire Rios
and Corentee, and the Penpotentsry of the Province
Of Santa F6 Cen Urquiza it IL said Is about 70 pro-
coed to Brazil TO smooth the way for the reception
there of Gen Guido a. Resident Minister Plenipoten
tiaIy OF the Republic st Rio.
The amounts of paper money in circula-
ton March 81 according TO the Report Of the Bank
Directors, was Sl32,sl5,206.
A decree has been issued organizing the
Normal School of Elementary Education Besides q
normal school, In the strict scceptaOn Of the term IL
IL virtually nursery Of teachers for the Province and
Republic. The claims Of the schoolnaster are AZ last
distinctly and handsomely recognized $3.50 per
month salary with hall the fees and prospect Of
retiring pension Of twobrds the stated salary after ten
years service Of fu pay after twenty i've years
terms that cannot TAIL 10 exat the status Of the proes
sion besdes other collateral Inducements held out 10
good conduct talent and perseverance, The el-TcEla
Of studies Is comprehensive embracing in addition 10
the usual branches Of school edGca N, vocal music
gymnastics, drawing, agriculture, chemistry mechan
les, the English and German languages &c and above
ali % the honor Of the Government and community he
II recorded the reading AID study Of the Holy Scrip
tures.
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AUSTRIA.

According TO Geographic dispatches
which have been received by several mercsnue houses
o. Nienns, the Austrian Government has contracted a
loan OF IS ooOCOOh In silver with Ro,hschd aud Beth.
mann, OF Frankfort One or two persons however,
who are generally well informed on matters Of hnsnce
yen NE story In different way. They that the loan
OF SSVVuooO silver forns has been given on com
Frankfort
The Wiener ZeitGng contains the fol-
loving shor but important financial Observation-Disclosures.
ton during the Administration year IS5l Hone De
psrtment zoe esoa Justice, sa6 772A Fcclesasti
cal Afsrs and Public Education llOO 95ia; Commerce
and Public Works, 664i, 5S4h Agricultural lgI0OOOd
Total l4s6s 2Oh The public Is iurtner iniofma that
great economy viii be observed in u. Ministerial de-
parmepts during the year ls53 and IL Is ios;Anced
that ,i02 Sh viii be saved In the Home Department
alone.
On the sth May, the day on which
the Emperor Of Russia arrived His Majesty resolved 70
lessen the total amount Of the military expenditure ie
GesGmmtSEmn dcs Ml1dr. Efraads) during the year
1853 BY 2600000d Nothing Is sid of the expenditure
OF the Wsr DepsrmOt during the current year ending
October 81 but Will probably be about lo2 or l0S mil
Hons OF norins
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PRUSSIA.

After the military maneuvers on the
2lst May His Majesty gave grand banquet In the
White Hall Of the Palace laid for 400 per-
cons. The Empress Of Russia too unwell to attend
it, but the Emperor the Princes Of the Prussian Royal
Fsnly the Prince and Princess of the Netherlands the
Duke and Duchess of heckenburg- Strelz, the Grand
Duke and Duchess Of Oldenburg, Prince Christian Of
GucksbuTg, and the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-
schwerin were present; the Minister'S of State, the
Foreign Ambassadors the Generals of the district and
garrison and all the officers Of the staff and sdutans
were invited. The Russian Imperial Chancellor Count
Nesferode sat opposite the Emperor and the King of
Prussia between the President of the Cabinet NJ Won
hapteufel, and General Won Wrange whose next
neighbor was Count OrloA, the Russian Minister of
Police. During dinner, the Kng himself called the
guests to nil their glasses TO the bTm bis RaHd
and gave the following toast
In my name and that of my army and in the name
Of all true PTussian hearts give the hea ID OF His Imperial
Majesty OF Russia Coo preserve him that portion Of the
world which God has given him for inheritance, and 70
The Emperor replied, bieg o0nserpe rOtre MejsstE"
adding Immediately afterwsrdi In German,-"I drink
the welfare of the King of Prussia and has admirable
army"
There had been q grand review and
sham fight in honor of the Car and private parties at
the Theatre and Opera
The publication of the memorials of
Hanover Bavsris and other States presented At the
stnes OF the Congress of the Zolyerein has caused
much disssiissc in official circles and at the last
sg all the delegates expressed their displessure at
the breach of confidence The documents were printed
fret At hayepce and Is limited they must have been
communicated by some employee of the Hessian Gov.
erDment The delegates in Berlin before the com.
mepcemeHt of the discussions made formal engage
ment Of secrecy.
Reports of the last Leipsic Fair state
that the uncertain of the negotiations for the re-
newa Of the Zollyerein have told ihjuriousy on the
business transacted.
The Jewels of the late Duchess of Gotha
have been sold by suction the proceeds having been
len 10 the Carolinenstilt Foundation The sale was
attended by considerable number of Jewish dealers
who, TO prevent TOO great a competition purchased
them all IN common, and held subsequent, sale among
themselves at Eisen&ch Generally this arrangement
conducted by the people with perc order snG good
fsh but on this occasion dispute arose so violent
that at midnight the police had 10 be summoned to keep
the peace. Finally, kind of jury appointed who
Settled the disputed point by an arbitration.
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Grain Market.

A. y. a X.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, May ., 1883.
The arrivals from Ireland and coastwse during the past
week have been altogether Insignificant
supplies from foreign ports comprise $50 quarters Of
WHEAT 800 quarters of Beans 8 O3 quarters Of INDIAN
CORN and |, 100 sacks and TO- S5 barrels Of FLOUR.
The exports in the time have been large and include
45l7 quarters Of WHEAT, 6ll2 quarters Of INDIAN Corn,
555 barrels Of INDIAN MEAL and 5 sacks and 1872 barrels
ofFLoUR.
There has been very good cOnumptive demand for
WHEAT and FLOUR throughout the past week rather bet
pncts for the former and the full rates Of Tuesday for
the latter article.
INDIAN CORN the spot and arrived of the hiss been
in good request and fully q quarter money has been
realized
In other articles nothing worthy Of note has occurred
The weather continues extremely hne.
At this days market there fair attendance OF the
town arc country trade but few buyers from distance
WHEAT and barrel FLOUR met with toleraby good
umpye demand at improvement OF Id p 70 ID, and 3D.
q bb, but sack Flour difficult to dispose Of at late
rates
OATS and OATMEAL, with moderate inquiry, maintained
their value.
BARLEY, BEANS and PEAS neglected and nominaiy
as last quoted.
INDIAN CORN very scarce and parcels the spot
brought II 10 y quarter money; caTgoes arrived
OF the coast were not 10 be met with
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SPAIN.
= The Minister of Marine had not YET

The Minister of Marine had not yet
been appointed.
The Queen had accepted the resigna-
ton Of Gen Cordova "whOse state Of health did not
permit him to continue TO Ill the functions of Director
General Of the Infantry" and named in his place Gen.
Manuel Pavia, Marquis of Novahches. The latter had
Immediately taken possession Of his post He was
TO remain Military Cove of AraDjuez, but in his alb
sence that command was 10 devolve on General SAM,
Deputy Commander of the Hslberdiers.
= Nothing positive was known respect
ing the nature Of the contemplated reforms Of the Con-
stitution 1t was however evident TO those who atten
lively followed the political movement in Spain that the
reforms must be speedily realized that the Ministry
will have to undergo complete modification
- General Concha, former Governor of
Cuba arrived at Seville on the l2th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

The London Money market continued prosperous
The English Funds and Securities firm in p1ce but
Railway Shares and toregn-Pariculsry South American
MAY 8-The English Frndi still continue inactive and
have again remained the day without the slight
est variation from yesterdays prices Consos we're quoted
e93 to for beth money and account Bank Stock le of
90 to 22l Reduced 90 TO Three and Quarter per Cents
6l TO I! LorF Annues 81. India Stock. rs 10 26 India
Bonds, 79 to 49, and EIchequer Bills (March) - TO 49,
Junelb7I to 90 premium
The CORN market at MHk-lane remained firm at the late
advance Al some instances the previous weeks pnce
were exceeded Foreign WHEAT was unsltered English
good quality sold freely and in request but
advance Floating ceTgOes OF WHEAT and INDIAN CORN
continued scarce and firmly held At slight advance.
The reports Of the state Of trade in the Provinces
issctOTy At Manchester uanGacOns entered into
with increased freedom At Birmingham large orders and
rentances coming in from the United States The
improved demand IN the lRoS trade mintaned. The
HOIERY trade Of Nottingham had received impetus BY
large orders from this side In Belfast the extensive
tile firm Of SIcsir Boyd had stopped payment with ha
OF the new Austrian Loan 90 $50 OoO sterling was to be
issued in London by Mesrs Rothschld The Loan s bear
5 cent interest," the subscription prce being 49, payable In
The Colonial markets firm with disposition to buy
COFFEE and SUGAR
The accounts Lisbon May 10 that the Poru-
uese Government contemplate reyisiOe Of the ar OF i'm
port duties.
Dublin paper reports the failure Of MeGs Sinclair
Boyd Of b. last zone Of the most extensive mercantile
inns In Ireland and adds that their liabilities have been
down at from 800 OO OOH but that they
probably do not exceed lOO0OW Other failures It aso
said likely to follow In consequence The whole state
ueut however mtst extraordinary exaggeIttion All
the acceptnces Of the firm will be duly paid and they have
merely required delay their general obfatir
which has been readily granted Their entire engagements
moreover, believed not 10 reach moety even Of the
smallest Of the sums alleged.
The Himsylsys from Port Philip has arrived with 1900
Of gold valued at Upward Of 9oso The date Of
sailing being the LIST Of January, the sdvces BY her have
been long lince anticipated.
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Later from Hayti.

By the schooner Isabella, Captain Boyd,
arrived yesterday from PortauP lstt Nay ~ we learn
the county is in unsettled state The Commission
appointed for the exchange Of prisoners, had
turned from Portau Prince without having been able
make any arrangements with the Emperor Soulouque,
be refusing to acknowledge the independence Of the
Dominican Republic, and giving them 20 understand
that uness the Hayten Tag hosed At tina, place he
would march against them in October next Arrange
ments were making to meet him the frontier under
General Santana, with force Of ak thousand men
The Dominiesns are also busily employed repairing
their forieadors the frontier, and are preparing 70
give him warm reception
The Republican Government guarantees 10 give to an
settlers City Of land which they are to hold iniis
puthhle title to- Five hundred Germans were expected
to settle at Cape Isabella
The cultivation cf Tobacco IL much encouraged By
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ITALY.

The OpiniOne of Turin, of the 2lst inst,
states that ~ Cbraro having accepted the Temporary
direction of the Finances. and Buoncompagni Minis
ter Of Grace and Justice, that Of Public Instruction the
Ministerial crisis might be considered At end.
The Tuscan Monitor, of the 9th inst,
announces that the Grand Duke b., accepted the reg
nation Of the Marquis Come Rdolh, member Of the
Council of State Count de Montessuy. Minister Pleni-
poentisry Of France in Tuscany, has returned to Flo
renee.
- Field Marshal Nugent left Venice on
the nth for Ferrara.
The Opinione of Turin announces that
the San Carlo steamer, on the Lago Maggor-, sud
denly discovered to be fire, the le.h of Mega
dino on the swiss bank. At about IL P NJ the nhabi-
tants Of the town the steamer In blaze They inn
medistely sent oct boats TO the crew who
scous Of DANGER had already retired 70 They were
all saved but the steamer was burned down 10 the wa
ter's edge by six o'clock the next morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Paris Money Market. MAY IS.

The Bourse firm to-day with tr1hng advance in the
price OF railway shares The -Four and Half per Cens
opened at @ 9 and closed 99E Sc for the end OF the
month the Three per Cents closed az 70f Sc Orleans Rail-
road Shares, ], 1857; Rouen 770E
The accounts from the Continental money markets con-
tnue unneTestns In Paris has been stated that the
endorsement Of about 600 demanded BY the Emperor
OF Russia Of the Five per Cents held by him. has
already been effected At Hamburger money has again be-
rather in demand and the rate Of discount
cent From St PeteIsburth il ia mentioned that mder
weather had set IN and that the opening Of the navigation
might soQn be expected Several shipments OF gold 10 Eng
land will then take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

the Government, and the new crop was coming in
fast
NARKErs-Americsn Produce was In demand, at %
p Dbl for FLoul; MAcKrrKL, No. . g.; GOLDFISH, so
y ewt, In boxes; Winchester Soar, 81 so p Or. box
BUTTE, in kegs, 25e p n. LARD l59l6c.i RICE, &c.
WHITE PINE LUxBEs, SIS y thousand; scAsrLISG,
$50; ST. Domingo CoyTEE, SIC 2 cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

BOARD OF AssIsTANTs.-This body wa
In sessioE last evening. Among the Petitions pfss'1
were the following: For Croton water in Forty
st. of Engine Co No. Al for 10 additional men -
pier at Fifty n r.; to have gas In s'n-
from Avs. B TO c. memorial Of Jordan L. aou "
ton to improved railway tracks, remonN1snes -,
abroad on Secondary; against railroad % Law
st. While the remoastrsnce from Seconds" -.
ferred TO Committee, the ons from Lscren' 4
laid on TIE table Why make fish Of one sHo - a.
another, unless to further the scheme for ce''"'"s
sixth-sv Railroad u a~
The reception Of Thomas Francis Meaghef vs. ..s.r
preached by the arrival Of the resolution on 'a 49,.
Board, dor which, see item headed BOARD !" .a,r
rien, ard 10 correction with tho matter tas -
resolutions were offered by Assistant AID b'e. "a,
Uz1sa,, Information has been recei'ceia Frssst
that the distinguished patriot In0HA'
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER At
ADJUSTMENTS, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.

Castle Garden: Balet-saihnel-R o.sset Family.
Nibly's Garden-G V. Broote-Corsran Brothsrs-7hP NJ
Bro.dxsy Theater-Mme Celeste La Baysdere, keTh PA
button. Th-ater-Pars and Londen-Rsthsr Excited, &c.
Iyceuu-Time Tues AIS gnoun PsiI-Asnodcus, &C.
Bsrpums MuseuHl Day and Eresnel-hay Lockwood, re.
ssters Cssnozms-y,sv, in Asia huor-DD and EVsnEs.
Lstor Place-Dsnett's Come Troupe Trained Annals
yAuIhsn Garden-Hnsek &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

LATER FROM BARAcoA.-By the schoon-
or John G. White Capt Green learn that the Island
of Baracoa had been visited by heavy rains for three
weeks previous to his sailing The tobacco crop has
suffered greatly by the rain. Fruit Is high and very
scarce The Island Is very healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Liverpool Cotton Market. May IS.

We have had very animated speculative demand for Cot
day and the sales fully % 900 bales-neay
twOihrds speculation and for export Prices par
tislly 3D. y 10 higher than last Friday
SITURDlY-The sales Of Cotton to-day amount to 1000
bales Of which 1000 bales American speculation and
Geo American eco PsTnams and 200 Sus are for export
The market il steady.
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u The weather has an April variabili-

ty, with tendency to summer heat The witchins
hour last night one of slow and deliberate ran as
long shower had begun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

ANNIvERsARY OF THE TURNvERRIy,
On GEInAs GYMSAsTIc sOcIsrr.-Yesterdsy the
members Of this society not only belonging 10 this City
but including Populations from Baltimore, Philadelphia
Newark and Brooklyn amounting TO $50 Ia number,
held their second anniversary at the Harlem Pleasure
Grounds. Each Of ths Turner'S was atursd In vhts
duck jacket and pants, red neckerchief and black belt
dress admirably adapted for the display Of T. cir
cular and symmetrical forms, and the whole body pre-
sented splendid appearance Of well developed man.
hood
At one o'clock tLey entered the Railroad ears aud 90
numerous was the attendance Of ladies' and gentlemen
who accompanied them that took three trains one Of
them containing twelve 10 hold them while the
Yorkyile stages were crowded In instances most
recklessly of them containing between 30 and 40
persons, IA OF whom were on the roof The company
continued pouring into the grounds in carriages and
other vehicles for nearly hour and probably thsrs
could not have been less than 5000 persona present
The Turner Confederation then under their
President, Mr. kaufman, commenced their exercise
very appropriately, with march the dinner table
where Alderman Temann presided. Several others Of
the City fathers past and present wer. also in attend
anee and as there ,p.echifyng the repsst was
soon over In the meantime, the grounds presented
picturesque appearance from the numerous family par.
ties that were scattered under the trees on the grass or
the tables, enjoying the pleasures Of picnic
In the beautiful scenery Of Wesschester Cosnty with
IT'S wooded hills or newly meadow lands which
lay before them.
Shortly after O'clock, nng was formed round the
gynnsste machinery, and the platform set up for the
sdies for as In the days Of chvay they were selected
as the sTsdes Of he prizes 70 the most successful. and
no doubt their bright eyes lent esh ygor til. nerves
Of the Afhiet1. Fifty Of the Tuners entered tss ring
under the superintendenee Of their teacher, Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
The NEw-YoRK FIRE CAsEs.-The

New-Jersey Supreme Court now In session at Trenton,
on the motion of Mr. Davies, Corporation Counsel or.
dered that the plaintiffs in these pay the costs Of
the April Circuit for bringing them to trial. but the
Court denied the costs Of the motion. Il also
dered that they be tried at the September Circuit at
Newark, and Special Jury wn ordered to be struck
for the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cuba, arrived at Seville on the l2th-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

RATIFICATION. - The Democracy"
will assemble on Wednesday evening at the Old Wig
wan to compare notes the nominations and drill
heir voices from the Csss and Butler bass the
of Pierce and King. Noted speakers and lively time
are expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

GEOGRAPHICAL SocIETY.-The Geo
graphical and Statistical Society meets this evening
It's room In the University at o'clock Gen. NosquerH
the late President Of New.Grensds, aud now resident
Of City, has paper the Geography, Statistics
Climate, Productions, &c, of New-Greusds, which,
without doubt viii be and interesting to merchants
and scientific gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

You've MEN. WIG GENERAL COMMIT
TEE-In advertising columns will be found an sb
straet of the proceedings of the last meeting of this
Committee. We gave summary of these same pro
ceedings in our paper Of Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

NEW MAIL ARRANGMENT.-On and
after the 9Th inst the mails for Peeksk, Csd'pring
Fi.hkill Fishkil Landing Newburgh, Poughkeepsie,
RI nebeck and Hudson, will close at o'clock In the
afternoon, ami will be sent of by the Hudson River
Railroad at o'clock.