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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
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TIE particulars of the late attempt upon
the Queens HE. .nr which the assassin has
suffered death are a> toilow, \, her ma ics;v
was leaving church, b"aring the royal infant
in her arms. on the ri of Feb, a Jesuit priest
named Moriva. while knccling. affected To
present petition. and Immediately struck at
the Queen with ponarl which he drew
from under his cloak. The weapon prnrtrat-
ed the folds of her dress, but striking the
whalc-honc OF her stays, its course was diver
ted. as well as the force of the blow broken
and consequently merely entered below the
last rib. ca,r>in. only ID Slight llc>n wound \
second blow inflicted risial would on the
arm. The assassin was INSTANTLY secured dad
executed
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Saturday, Fch 2S

Saturday, Fcl, 2S
>,fNA1r.-Mr Clemens resumed his rcp.v
VT lNotl He said it was the attack upon
~ 'r>'nd integrity that caused him to use
s ''..-HHE:e he did. and which he never in
,.,'yH 7" recall. He proceeded to retute the
,'..'' made upon his political consistency.
~. ~. efhin9 the Compromise acts, hetorc and
.'c tier adoption and be considered all
.,.'. 'o'err..n, except 50 far as their <ovcl-
INV. H'E was clrcLmscribed by the Constitution
"'' tinted States Treason could be only
,, .,'-,,e@ against thai power w!o>c laws an!
..' ''.',, "f:e supreme in the tatc. The
So - 'b' In!' :.a,e W. the
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ELIJAH CLlFFuRTS ESTATE.
SLATE OF VERMONT.

Ial,-l.lila illstrfc'. a.
Ia Probate Court holden a parvc ai;lIln all! i;r
said district Tie 24ih day of Fch.l.:.r, Y H.
i,52.
EEFFEESpN CLIFFORD. Administering - IT,
- estate "i Eliiah C'rr =. la'e al iar"' u. s,id
di-.rir, dccc.-,.5 lrc-rit> hrs administration
com, Tor >c:;.rnr,ii: Wlccuri. il l. rrrcf H.;
tn, same . rci,rr'. 10 tie Eth ,ar - M:.h mex
~ tie Prl,:i-, C'ic,. ia -si9 Dam he t. cNarl-
;"n and allowance: .id Thai III ,'c;.c-r:c,i 10 ~
ti.i hereof hy Tire publication al ;h '-,lrr in rl,-
taei"nian, newspaper l'rin,eiat <. = ,n>..u-,.
three ivcck> succr>>N-'- - sr,, - n.:y &C. ;.,;
they max appear. ani A. sai tint a., I..,cc. Il
they cause, "t,icc; :ereto.
Bv order Of Ccu..
Ate.r. THERON HOWARD, I@!-,.
A trI,- copy o, rc'nr,i. ;al~3
Attest THERON IIpT ARD. j.. ,e.
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pnSTrPIpTi

a Postscript in the Boston Tim,a e isr ia
states that the America, which arrived at Hal
fax the Sd, brought the news that Lo:.;s Ma
po!eon had been killed
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

THE ST. JOIINSBrRY HOTSE COMPANY
nFFER for ~al" Their new and ELEGANT H"teI To-
~ cc'hcr with tho Furniture This i o,.r of
the most cnnm"ii,u> and ',->i Heels in - State
l. Is centrally situated Oh -. .fplln,'.n-y Plain
bout So rri> ir'n he pe;N.. I. a;;,r,.s anv o!.s
wishing opportunity 10 purchase a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
Capable ri ioiug m extensive hI>ine> 4 IT.. :, Il
v"rahie opportunity I" pure haze
The same. II Not previously disposed i. Will be-
>oli AZ PUBLIC AUCTION "a TIu--,ior. = .
50th dav ui March ncNt AZ TWO ''ciurh. T. N
E.iIWEIT, A-vn--
s.. Johnshurv. VI. Feb. 90. Is. 16iy~,
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COOPERING.

F5NHE subscriber is pre;sred 70 make Sap Hold
/ ers. Draw Tub. Sap kuctrr. a',i Pail. Meat
Tubs Wash 1ufz Mater Cister,>, &C.. ior those Ia
want "f any n. these article.
Shop short distance west Of the schpo House
at Failhai.ks VILLAGE.
C-"Repairins also done i: h:s Inc g: til,irss.
LUNA i-GPE.
s.. Jo.nsbur-, Fen. g, l;t2. .5:wS
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AccIprN!>.-Gn Thur>!a, last. two Irish
men, working on the railroad in this tow
Were accidentally injured hv the falling of
frozen earth. On SATURDAY.. on the Ralruac
near the Warren mill an lrishman had hi
Icg broken 10y the falling of frozen earth up
on him III a pit where he was at work
On Saturday also, Capt. Stephen Adams
of this village. fell upon the ice and broke hi
hip.-Nwerd" Hrp.
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q EI;t: SANDWICH
~ .,iiS.

Ia. = -':..,: !,;,,r 70 ,G'y;,r:.>' 70.
Co:n.ner s:-o:
/ Va, .ecn ,lau!>, ?o-,;N>:'a' '.@,ii.;t,
+, wo4.l or:sc ".':tya t." 'a,.ri >;ur"~ .'..''
r>far~c. in reference to til" S::.,i': i I-aa"-
>'.onji Frame PERSIST IN the G"Il.:' sar
mad on t.,p>. Islands, AMI cu;...-c .h@n .
ste has Threatened to,n il VIII create, Of
between tat r., crumcui and tn.
Last JAY. uar Ike utiNc ;oyr.arcH; 10
t:&ed tie French Covyra'.. y, in Z, $, (, a..
dispatch, th,,t rms GOVERNMENT v"v,l ~;
,,er.ni., ~i;"!r interference, any ".:,.n:t Oh
he pat =: France to take Possession d the
, N2rH;yiei Hands. OF II establish I,r
! rove. Ger ;,,tm. TIL Nessi"o u ':2r i':,,,
,.',nt o, - t'u;2i Sttics, a: the c0.la1rce-
] a..t 81 ~, H., session. also snow til.t il j.
ne <eI as! .','c~s:aty Eoii' ! -. dis country
70 nre,.c . tu. Independence. .; NE S>ti'."i,h
I,',,s.,'s
;Tv T.? =, cam f.o.n '.,.y ana ep,,,cnti sour
90 l. : on, t-n%rrnln"n! has even ';s,t:r"nc-
= g tIc u1't;.o,it,.S 81 H." Sandwich !>i,"@~
!,hoe, .ei~ Independence si,.i! he preserved.
learn :ron ava! officers wnn have VISIT
ID =" l~!ands very often and have mad "Dior-
iuniti,s to no,ire taeir present conaI,'"n Iii
ronp2rlSoH VIII what ;: waS ten cr twenty
wars leo. TIA; tie noljvc loTria:.on 0! the
Island is e., and steadily decreasing.
III, result aust ie H." final extinction d the
,5o:::inll rarH and the substitution for It of
: the Anglo American race. Ihc settlement
r ofihc I':c,hr coast ty Asn"ricanS, and tir.
more tlr:iu2nt ,.o!nilerrial intercourse with
!, ~ia w!iict is {, result from il, vii! rxrcdt,
t- se,t,vnI,n; OF ;i' Sand 'ich Islands !y ON
T. p"r,,ie. j l.i" = steamers Is already ,.-t.b
=. l,.."i or PROJECTED between S..n FHa1cis.t
and these islands
! Il Is ". ,nt>"n thgt Ike a"ti,1r.ics Of III,
i>ahG; v',t - r!aAI TIE Tr"n.. O. Tie ":,s
-. : &. II kclrS anil successors, and Ira
their sovereign h;,. i-rn Invested with ,.ow
. e. - place the Islands under the protection
: Of the nlted States in case Of any cmerg,n
:. icy;
y Under these circumstances. it arpcars Ger
? tain t:,at the Sandwich Islands must ultimate
i, ", ard at ~ distant ,lav become nhal,itc,
is ~ people o',he United States, and II. pos
sesscd and governed bv them and be undo
The protection Of lie United States Govern
: meat.
: Tat r'ev " a'so i" politically connnctec
!, in some TOM with the United States IS yer,
+. probable as their distance from san Francis
i, 90 * only twon'y-one hundred miles. and a
: they are IN the ;Tark Of ,ur trade to Asia ,anc
/ on '.-e route II our whalin. vessels.
N Whether France will undertake to exoe
v, dl:e this result ~ enforcing her threats in re
gard to these islands. is an Interesting ques
e ton.
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\ Coon ETNG.-The editor Of the ALBANY
Journal, who is travelling in Europe, writes
to MS paper as follows -
The king Of Sardinia is very popular with
all classes. The ncople speak Of him with
great affection. His manners are sir.nlc. and
his sentiments and sympathies are with his
subjects. Bu: fer that he will not he able
to resist the pressure Of dc>potism. Within
week, AS learn from an intelligent source.
munster representing a monarch of despot-
Ir poIry Of Turin, SAID, Your majesty see,
n" shape things are taking - 70 Which the
sard'nian KIN. rtr id. II DO" "W .n," adj
aed tn" dIl'om2,i>'. Il hope vour MAJESTY i,
PrenarFn. to meet the sovereigns of Europe
IN their ct'oris to secure repose." YES"
@id the king. Il am 50 far prepared that
ran pack my trunk and he off 70 ENGLAND or
America IN hall ar hour after find ,nvse,f
unable TO protect til" rights and promote the
happiness OF my people," All I see OF his
p.oDie induces belief, hat tie Sarls are
~rt.!v = - k:-G Ia. ttr Cr--4sc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27

EDUCATIoSAL.-M Mr. Burnham, late Su-
perindent Of Common Schools. gave lecture
in this place npon Eduration. on the even
ing of the 10Th. The audience was good
Mr. Bnrnham is familiar with the subject of
eduraion. and attaches to it no more mpor-
lance than il dcser, es; and could all our neo-
pie be suitably impressed with the vital i'm
lortance Of a thorough and ample education
of the children OF the State, We should heal,
less grumbiing than we now do Whenever a
trihing sun Is devoted to this object.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27

u Another ,oume-,hc four,il-oi Ban
crott's History, has appeared. Four more
volumes Will complete the work, and bring
the history down TO the Inauguration OF Wash
insion. The three first volumes issued. re-
port says, are TO be republished, with correc-
tons or arid,;ous--spch as The autlo- foun.!
-c"sssarv - ',s a--e,, II io,urea.- r.T..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-27

JirVoES IN TRANSIT.-At the recent
term "f the District Court. at Mi"iiiaS, Me.
a case arose OF tic seizure of % barrels OF
alcohol at Eas.port. Evidence was given
tending to show :'at the alcohol WAS bought
IN Boston, for owners in s.. John, and was
destined for that place. The vessel touched
at Eastport 20 land other freight, and while
there the alcohol was seized. Judge IIat!!a-
way prcsi,:in-, ruled:
Tat it was inculnhcn. on the State 70
prove to The reasonable ati>faction Of the il
rv.tha; the liquors seized were dcpositrd and
kept on inard the t. Helena, intended for
SAFE at i.astpo"t by the RESPONDENT; that II
they believed from tie evidence that these
liquors were in the possession OF the rcS,,on-
dent. merely as a carrier, and that. at the
time OF the seizure they We're in transit to
the con>iuu"e>. there must hc a verdict OF az
Gu;t'al" The Jury returned n verdict Of
moi guilty. The onntv Attorney moved for
an order Tor the destruction OF the liquors.
Notwithstanding the verdict, which was r.
fused. The respondents counsel moved for
their restoration. II was objected, that they
Court had no power TO pass sn"h an order
The Judge directed the Clerk to enter uron
the do.ket an order for the restoration OF the
liquors TO Lewis Hatch, the respondent
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STATE OF VERMONT.
= cliA>. Ki:.aoEN WILLIAMS. Gji mo.
s pROCLaEAT.0f
-3R AIAT OF rJ.%.!C III tIlI!aIi"N.
listing AN. PRAYER

The rs;-:rn ~ >,3r.nT 'miiis.S - '..at Ii J.
4 season w!rirh ha- i.,-a heretofore @pnrogrl-
:,.c.i - Humiliation Fi>,.nr, aai rrtycr--
Con, ;rr..,l Of Tie p-",,rir'y 81 srf'.:! ;'.sa'
day f'. Ia; r.i~;osy a. las hrr":p',5r'. i'cn
usual ami customary. ftV" thought l'~"'"r
to appoint, and do hereby appoint, fE.DAE-
ruE NINTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT. 20 Toe OBJ
served a> , ,iav OF pui'i. Humiliation, Fast
in-. and PRAYER, throughout fai> State
On that dsv. whi"h hy iarec portion of
the Christian world. Is observe ed = i dav Of
humiliation :0r the death Of the Savior OF The
world. ard in commemorative OF that great
and Interesting event: aui At The season whcn
the Evil rulers Of New ENGLAND have cvcr
!...en accustomed to aprnmr General and
Pnh,ir Fast request ministers an': people
OF every denomination to assemble in their
several housc. prruhlir worship. and. III hnm
h!e reverence AMI ri"n> dr,c'i"n. rali
rlind and confess their individual sins ot "vc-
~ nature. ;nd rr!n,.I.}rr that the aggregate
81 them constitutes ar national >.n> aad
t.:1i-rr,,--;o.'>. w';.i, % Justly r<''">e u -
national iut. ..nrnie and /" he dl~'''ra>9rr
AID r,.ln<r - ALMIGHTY COP. In he d.
asm-s;:on Of Il. r.oN.!,E.r oI liz. Mos;
i!,.h. ~ lave ',c;.arv e. ,,-nsc. hat ~"
nrk> ,.iih :p'ar GA i 3,4r.9a. = sci = ". n
,i,i,i,,ai> who confess t':..ir >In~. a-c a;l.trs!
ani nloaru on account 81 their lriI,>--r.S>ion>.
AMI with j,,.ni;v@rr auI dep ron'riii"n I'M
pore IL @rar, AL t',vo~. The people al
this STATE. who l,a,., been hitherto hi-i.'y -
yorrI o;' the Lord. au.l have cx,,,-ric,l., a %
mn.h "t II lo,in- Kindness. ami merry -
= '
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g. Hon. Neal Dow, the author of the
Maine Law. in ieuer recently publisht d
states tina, the law in question does not forbid
the manufacture Of cider. wiring from
Portland Mr. Dow says Of ciier-"I,is no.in-
:oxicatng when manufactured. I, may DC
.-.ely .oI ~hcu new, and afterwards KEEP,
T. ''-.S.- t. 70. .'4-t.-o Eass - n
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fg One Of the Western Hapcrs ewes list
or norg,ass cabinet This Is not only CONT
iae ii;,t.ns b..fora they are '.at"heci. but be-
fore the eos are iai,i.-Ercd209e,
THIS is not all Dau@as has promised c'"h
;are in the Cabinet to at lcas. dozen DIT
fsrent individuals. This Wora'i'3 Of tie a.
piran. to tie Presidency has 70: ct among
the party and Is banded ?re'tr freely by Ii"
.rieais &: Gen. Cas-. They. OF coars'. CONT
him desirable d.r.a9o-ae, III" Develop
mont is working against Douglas. His friend,
who we're to lc rewarded FOR their fidelity IN
rro"nrag lis nomination, with Cabinet seats,
h.cin to think :l.ere will no. be room for all
ofthcm consequently their zeal is cooling oil
in a measure. i" viii he compelled 10 re
vis,. bis Cal:n> OF TX chance for tie noInina-
ton will l.' poor indeed.
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FEMALE LYNCBERs-In St Louis few
evenings since, gentleman was cowhided BY
two married ladies' who alleged that he was in
the constant habit o'dccoying their husbands
Oft at night, lealinr them into places where
good husbands are not supposed to 60. The
VICTIM CT their si~trc,.s in,;;2ns,i,, ne. his
F..n Ike ! "a,
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LAND WARRAHTs.-Thc Land Warrant
Bill, which has nov passed the two Houses.
makes the warrants Of $50 assignablc, and
gives State troops Of 1912 that were ultimate
X paid by the National Government the ben
eft Of the act of 1850
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all TIA. Vo,Hlllr Turbulence. Inc tn:fi's'
outbreak, few years ace. Wa also fail Oh
sound an,} fry, s;-niitviar no'hiaS, Ga both
o~~asions tie ma, Il the Encliah stood firm;
tic national institutions and the wealth ot the
na;ion were safe q foreign enemy was not
f.arra Tru5, in the government was un-
shaken.
1t present. -, Es.,;,'r rannot say this--
tn" rrllr conf lcn.ein TIE government has
received violent shock II the recent change
in h., commercial policy OF the country The
Frcn--raie system las thrown d;%trust and
disaic"t;on into he vcry heart Of the ?opnia-
ton There can lie TO question tia' the ma
t;onal wealth Of Enrland has suffered hv this
policy ard the cow !rtion d! this result can
not be removed trC.n The MINIS Of most
;a,rortan; and powerful class Of her citizens.
Tie can lie Is little question that the ma
val strength Of the monarchy has suffered G.
qaaIlv. These it-ts are l,.ronlin- more aad
mere apparent, and they weaken the f5unda-
=, 4. -
Mons on "'''@' '"' '''''''.''' '''''" III
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e. The Maine Liquor Law, VIII co.n: up
Cor action in the New Hampshire Legislature
and il the advire Of the Repor;eT--a paper
recently started at Concord by Col. Cyrus
Ear;on-s followed, viii he enacted by that
holy. Tie Reporter advocates its passage,
with q Yrayi<o. that he law shall take effect
when a maiori.v Of tie peonle :hall. 'E bal
lot. vote N favor of its adoption. Snrh a
p~ov;so or one in effect tie same, Is append
I'd 70 the b:l. Jetore the Massachusetts Legls-
Ialu:e.
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b. TIE GovFnNor.
Il. +. ANDREWS. Sec -n'arv.

GIN. >''T!.-Thc following is on oft c
r H-""~ assigned by the Wing Convention in
Delaware, why Gen. Scott shoul! receive the
W j.. Dom.in+:io
'i'"rans" in every situation in which he
has been placed he has followed the cx2n,pl,
ot Washington, on: first and most cloriou> of
ali Presidents in making the military .,..,;s.'q
>r5or!'Ha'e 10 tie c'rH 1,o'rcr Under the MOS.
'ry1n" circumstances MS fidelity to his COIN
Try IN tbs :c4ir'l has icrn fully .,-t,.d. Al
icr he had conquered M"xi 81. va; rr-.-a-
cou>ly and ungrafe!uiiv dismissed from his
command Of 4 victorious array. With an en-
pre- al hl> feet: and though th,. only reward
bestowed rion him 'y James X. Folk and his
nnC'i,'c:nl administration wa> recall from,
the field othi> fame. Vet still he ol,cyeJ the
civil mandate within vainlv sought to di>hon-
or hln, IN! bowed in submission to the !. Avs
Of his country.
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e" Tic i;on. Josiah Quincy, j., late
Treasurer nf de Vermont Central Railroad
Las made an assignment Ct his property
iior the Icnrfi, Of lis creditors. His assets
stand Il. 81 G00,o0c liabilities. $3.50. 600
leaving two hundred and fifty thousand dol
,ars surpus-provlccd it does not shrink in
the course of settlement MIR Quincy was
considered rich man before ne took the
TrrasurcrShip Of the Central.
Mr. Qnincv las published a pamphlet vim
dicatinc his course while Treasurer, in USING
Bonds Of the Central, for collateral security
in negotiations nonrinallv upon his own pri-
vatc account. but really for the benefit OF the
road. He involved his whole estate in the
road, and by vote CT the Directors, was au-
thorzed. according to lis statement, 20 use
the Bonds as he did.