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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
From the Louisville Democrat.
THE BULL AND TIE LOCOMOTIVE.

In sort Of moody madness
Roamed he DER the grassy plain
Half in anger. half in sadness,
Tossed his brl>hv tail and name
Was he vet the meadows monarch
OF the pasture still the king?
AID he rai>cl his heal 50 lordly-
Gave his tail j wider swing.
Was he not acknowledge chieftain
OF the horned droves of cattle?
Was he not the tried and trusted
In each bovine field Of battle:
Was he not the loved and chosen
Of the milch-kine's iairest queen?
Was ho not the admiration
Ofcach bull-caf on the green?
II was true. and well h" krew it:
VIII" his claim would dare dispute?
Dearly. dearly should he rue it,
Be lie long. or >hort-horned brute.
What, then. meant this daring stranger.
Who, with breath of smoke and flame,
Shouting fear AMI breathing danger.
Through the meadow, rushing came?
Tnr. III intrulcr's limbs We're weighty,
And he seemed a thing Of might;
True. he nigh, he very dangerous
ithe showed a wish 10 fight.
But he believed too much and loudly
To he willing Tor lark,
And The hull repeated proudly:
biting dogs 10 never bark"
"And swear by fair Europa.
When the stranger comes again
Flushing through tie ver''ant pasture.
Straming wild across the plain,
viii cal nv herd I" battle.
Boldly cross the monsters track
Either we shall he gone cattle,
Or well drive him. trighten i back '"
See. aEr the locomotive.
Whirling DER the fragrant mead,
And he ncar- the very meadow
Where. beneath the gallant lead
Of,heir monarch true and valiant.
Stand the tawnv horned crowd:
N"uSh, he hc-,!> them. hut the bell ring,
And he whistles very loud.
From hi p"nt W. breast escaryrr.
>hr'rkri the >.cam-a di>mql couch:
Frightened were the herd of bullock>.
And they rIad'v >camr-rr,l Off
All hu' one and he courageous,
Nougl' hu' i-1,h can force 20 weld;
II" Will conquer. or, Rs hret-meat.
You >hal! bear him from the fell.
Thee he stands. anal wai'- tic coming
w. h foe, who draw"th near;
Roar II" with tr;umphan, fury.
From 4 breast that knows no fear
Srick- he 'own his n9ble frontlct,
VIII considerable vim
Butt, he takes the locomotive,
Butt. the locomotive him.
Need tell WHO mos, did -rif.r?-
Nee! speak the bullock fate?
Widowed COWS, with cca>eIcss loving
VIII the horrid tale relate.
In the flashing Of the lightning
In the twinkling Of thought
H, the ;liet Of cows affections.
BY the cow-catcher was caught.
Sat farmer on the rail-yar.
Saw the hulloek'> fatal stroke
Saw him fall across the slcepcrs,
Knew hi, gallant neck was broke
Saw his form in fragments living
As he sadly gazed AT thom,
Quoth he. Il admire Your courage,
But your prudence condemn"
Young men all, when YOU are angered--
Deem n rival'= in your path
Find yourself forgotten, Sighted
Think there's little use in wrath.
1fyoure wise you'll grin and bear it,
Howc'cr vilelv wrongcd You are;
Ne'er on any provocation.
p,,tt Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
Inflammation of the Lungs

Splitting If Blood. Bronchitis and every ,li>r.,-e nf
the Vial "r@a,i- HI grr:i, rln..', = ,,
tlIeI. For tulGiiS. CROFT. WlIDopING-
''' "t. AMI all Diseases "i tn. Throat, J., sire
AMI prompt cure. ltp"-~e>>c> The remarkable DOW
er OF pi->"lving, L"o-curc and Removing. down
ward all Phlcgm that ';,, oI.>irr.r III, threat AMI
l>wIlhout question ,atr.. m-r l,,c,,t rn... l..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
Consumption,

ara al diseases that arr" fran Coughs and u,qL Ct
at o"ts II has cnrcd ranhcr. Sa!f Ehcu,n Frr-
.reia>. and >cr"tula-'!i-e.-r~ which have ,l.fad
me power Of other medicines have welded 10 Ihi.
IL * pleasant and pa.tah!c. and n a r.>orer Of an
petite, 1t stands JNEINALLEp. Itha> neyerhrln
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
F L RS!

T ID CORHAM would respectfully in
l.. ID. u form the ladies Of ST. l"hnsh"ry,
and Caledonia County, that rs has ,ast fe,urilrd
Largest and Best Assortment OF Fur Goods
They have ever had the privilege of selecting from
Among which are
Southern Martin, Fitch, Stone Martin,
BOAS, CUFFS, &C, &C,
Worth from five to Twenty-Five dollars all OF which
have been selected with much care and Will be sold
At trifing advance on the wholesale prices and as
low if not lower than can be bought at any retail
store in Boston.
ST. Johnsburv Oct. "a, 1852. '94u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

l1EiFAEii' from kE>>Er, or the fourth SroN-
A'H ct I'M Ga. AFTER directions If Bacon
l.IEEI',. The great Physiological Chemist, hy !
H"r"Hr">. NJ l. Philadelphia. Ia.
ms ! truly wonderful remedy far Indigestion.
PIX. i>'a I'nr'ic6- Lr'r G"Y1rnt, Constipation, It
i'',',g' cnrIn. aiirr Nature own method, by Ma
tIre> own Agent the Gastric 1uice
Half tca>I"onful IL l't,.,im infused IA water
VIII h. ar dissolve. i've pounds 81 r.a-t terl II,
about two hours. ont of the stomach
ftr>lN l. The chief element or great dige>tlnc
principle If the Gastric luicr-,hc solvent OF the
food. the purifying preserving. AMI stimulating
agent -! The stomach ami intc>timc> Il i extracted
from tie digestive stomach ii the nN thus lirlrlir "
an Artificial digestive fluid, precisely like the r;u
rnl tIa>:ric Juice ia IL chemical powers AMI fur
ni~hinc complete and perfect substitute for it. Rv
the :lid Of this preparation the pains and evils of IN
lE",''i and iH>I"'i'-la are removed IuSf a. they
would he hy healthy stomach. Il j. ,rIlr wonders
Tor ily>lcpt"~. curing "f debility er,laciati,
nervous decline ani dysIcptic consumption. sr,,,-
posed I" Lee "n the Verc, "f The grave The scientific
evidence upon which il i la<ci i in the highest
sf.sfrr 90 .srrTr. H., i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
KEEP W ARM.

NNIlE subscribers haze r-c".v" ~.
Il Il superior assortment 81 ~ H. .. r
of NJ Martins lie an CJ.i'- a
aud Nict"rir,-> with cuffs - r,.s;r'.- a ..
.orrment Of low priced n~- ''e.,. -.
Collars. Buflal" and Coon Coat ''-' .-.
OF F"r> j yerv extensive ant SCI. r 70.
advance from cost. A. eUp's'. tn .
ST. Iohnshurv. Nov. 10. lsa2.
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wilson, Fairbank & Co.,
Mes. IL and Is Hannvar Str.o. p,.4

". AZ" !9r sale by j. {. EiNrmAM. Il. Johnsburv
'""1;rv ."r@7a!!y. -! '''''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
Light! Light !

VINHIS ccrtiiies that we have seen, examined Rare
4 using. .'De Guinon'S Improved Non Exploding
Camrhrnr Lamp" patented january 9th lS'2' and
are fully satisfied that it very valuable improve
men. ami will he found far preferable 10 any other
Lamp muse. We believe for safety 1t Is perfectly
reliable, AMI therefore deem it richly deserving the
attention of all such have occasion to Use Lamps
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25

"""A law
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
Cor,U>,ur,,,,
VVNot MI IlVNs
ar all tie numerous mr,!icl,ic> ext.u. (i,d some
~ "i them Naluatcl Tor the cur" al uln"narv
complaints. nothing ha> ever been + II Il which
r"ull C"mlnr" III il effects with this Preparation.
OTHERS cure >"ln"fme> hllf nj I'll times aud i'm al
tn"- amt III all diseases Of the lungs and threat
where mr,tlcln" can glv" relief, this will do ii. IL
Is pleasant L" take. and perfectly safe III accordance
with The directions we'd" not adv erii>c for the in
formation I'll those who have tried it hut those who
have not. Families that have known it, value will
not hc witi"nt II. and 10y il timely use. they are
secure from the dan :cr"u> consequences of coughs
and colds which Leg looted. ripen into fatal cul,ump
ton.
The Diploma OF the Massachusetts Institute WAS
awarded 10 this preparation toy the Board ." Judges
III september ~ ais me Medals of the three
great Iis'l'ne, "l MI III THIS country; a>" the pI
P!o'a OF Inc ,hi" 'hStn,u'" 1T 'nritnati has been
gwen |" 'He 'ntEin ~. r"kAi lay Their '"vern-
,teh' III C"i>"rr'''"h oi It's extraordinary exr"i-
,elct 'l'i Tl'''.i'e>> Ill curing aiiectoiS oi the
Hn'E> '.," tn,'fl:
hchl 'i'' ','I'" nv "l''ni"il founded on the long
'e Vi '''c eminent physician o the Fort anu
~ IT ''"HN>. MAY = lS2i:
nv, III, wears ira" t v"vr Cfth
l., va l. !" III! rl:'''Fe, mas proven what
o-I;.. i - ~ Nv LUZ 'i'il II
800. '''. .'i'> '''e '"''> '''n coughs 10 winch
,,, hi i' - .o ui i h pr,"lla'f IiaGf.
'i'.''N ~ eqi' MAJ moi We, been discovered nor
o N'''" ''" 81 'r'Fi ieiHeoI eau De made Tor the
di>lcihrers oil the throat and lungs
'''. hrEr"N' FRS.
't "i''' IL mas zone on WASTE coistitltion,n"t
"'iis III Inc hHo"ihsca>e but Thousand more:
Sthht ny. Jan. -, ls5l
ir Aver-ln the month July LIST was attack
1d 10y violent diarrta IN the mines of California.
r.t from a rl,.unr Of cIn,to and d;a+ Nv. I;or
rh"';' ceased, but was followed 10y severe cough
ana mich soreness. finally started for home but
'r'cN'd no benefit from the voyage. NV cough
continued 10 grow worse. and when arrived in n
York. was at once marked by nv acqiaimtance>
Is victim Of consumption. mu.t confess ,b,. I
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Dyspeptic Pemedy.

and for Irritation "fhc ucr,e- lo..i.a.s - Shirts
or hcaiirL. J. a ere crlr-. pima
ne interesting h-'orv file Ginseng. &c. * To-
'a'r"'in OF ART BOTTLES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
THE GREAT ELNIbYfoe
Coughs, Colds and COn>umD,o,,

f'NuN
~ III, I'E.t''i, T'alr.,-, D..
VI i probably w.'aour .- ~
NSHesf having ,urll.- 50 r..
AIfln Vel twenty III" ,,...-, ......
NJ sA.ish ed I'll" high ro-r.,...., -.
H,.eoss la> acquired s. ,.>.,,.-
.M '"MrLAi>t. al.d4l Is,
"a %S,> NE lui-', il.,t :rg ....
alhA Rd '''> ''''A i>e'. IS .. .-...
S0 'rT success t..,- 49,. 49,. .-
known. an ri,v~irial.> Nh l....ars5..
ntv 81 VIII r--5',a : h.-l "a -....-.--
commended i - q AT AM ,,,,
cine" equal. iin"t >ulrrrior. :. ava. ...t..-.
for ih, above complaints pi'...,. .ta.-
! he bass 81 L. ln,.,!.c:I.. g,.- =. -.-....
distinguished physician Ia cote 3D., ,...-,..
>fafe>- ;lnd Wa lrr>crI"' '.y ..,. .,. .s.,...-
ii gave The most a>r"lii>iI,.-re e, 7. ...--
Of vegetables. and il u>,.l :.cc,-,l.,s.. 49,.
must i'' perfectly site.
fnmn MSsJE -lF,-A j a.. M,.l-... ,--....
- IAp-" l'cIs"li> AL, iaH,- --c-.-E..-..
mol,arv l'alsarn. uniformly >-raa -.
lm''5rin" and from HI. gr.a,i,i,, &. e ,.-..,
H. The numerous other Irclara''.r> .....-
.ar complaints. Ne cori>j.-r /, ilr-., ,,.-.. -.
Respectfully. ~. anna.
The '',-'.- - go >a,'-,.i I. .- r. i.---..
have, Lad "rrsa--,.-l :" u'',..>- 81. ,... .
: Vegetable Pulmonary fal-:r,t r. ..g.-
: 81 a v"umG lady wh" hi> h,..r e.-.-n-
CONSUMPTION To- liz H.. 90; e. -..
r"U-'l- SAL. c'.t>. ard ri.r,r..... ....- -.
x i-'''- = ATE. c"'.yr-i-a. ana -...- -
medicine =. .'s.-..s 81 ,ha' i,.-rr-. ....
\ clergyman fran l'hi'aa,r . r-... s..
ia> i.''rn 10 Tire il:ii,ir - ,l-i' .-'.s E..,.
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10 Wood Choppers. "

II IEWETT K 60. have lust received ,s.
10 10y 81 Iait> x Son>. Brook. & Co., and VILE
Axes which re n good Il not superior TO any u,,r-
Ilacturrt IN Ne" England. Also a good assortment
o. ~ y" '"s -. = u y; y 50 a't:
w. is'. Sr-.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25
CARPETING.

A GOOD assortment oi CARPETI>"
~ found fur sale ~ iow lrlc'.- -. ~ r.
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NEW FIRM.

1NHF undersigned hav" H. ~.
i ner HIP unacr The name o' J.. J. =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-25

nFHpnijng dane at short notice.
Arr,l -. 1852. 10Y
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... 60 .y."rv e, i,'.I. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
Something for Every Body.

Russell ii. Mallory, merchant of Miwau-
kae, committed suicide on the 18th ult
A Canada paper states that if hens are fed
winter and summer
Mr., Dousman, the patriarch of Mackinac,
that the past winter the seyeret experienced
in that vicinity for fifty years.
The ship Albert Gallatin, from Liverpool, ar
rived NewYork the 18th with 636 passengers and
the Henry Clay with $50
Mrs. L. Oakes Smith is going to lecture in
Philadelphia on Manhood Womanhood,' and Iu-
manty'
The City Councils of Philadelphia have passed
an ordinance not to allow builders to block up the street.
with building materials
A Quandary--A baker with both arms in The
dough up the elbows and flea in the leg of his trow
sers
We understand that the Irving House, New
York reduce their terms for board to 81 per day tn,
1st of April.
A bill has been introduced into Congress b,
Mr. Fayette McMulen giving to members of Congress
salary of $500 year instead of the present alowanc,
of IS day.
The Newark Daily Advertiser has made a
very severe pun upon Jenny Liud'S marriage 1t says
:" What the lady was smitten with have not heard
The gentleman was Goldschmidtn
Mr. Van Amburgh, of lion fame, arrived al
NewYork from Europe. the 27th. with considerable
number of quadrupedai companions. which are to b
added to his menagerie
1t is shown by return just printed that OF
the st of January last there 1858 mothers egt
innate children in the receipt Of outdoor poor law relief
IN Lendoa Al he like peFi9i IT the preceding yeas a
aalHser was 5iVf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

The Governor Of New Jersey has vetoed the
bill which passed the legislature extending the charter
IF the Cumberland Bank. similar fate. il Is stated
awaits the bills extending the charters Of the Mount
Holly and Princeton Banks.
Times change and things change with them.
Only twenty years ago the a single coach suf-
feed for any mail leaving principal cities Now, at
ca towns sad mails amount 10 several tons each day
On the occasion Of the Joint benefit of Grisi
and Mario at st Petersburg lately. they called
te stage no less than twenty times. and the Emperor
presented risi with cashmere shawl valued at fsoo
nara Of pearls and diamonds and ring Of immense
value.
The native population Of the Sandwich Islands
eereasing steadily and fast learn by a cores
p 7ient Of the NewYork Journal Of Commerce MT
single instance" says the historian Niebuhr can he
pf0 iced Of really savage people which hes become civ
lz" Of its and where civilization has heen
frcd such people from without the physical decav
of the race has ensued-n -
The editor of the Savannah News cites as a
proof Of the great advantages Of Advertising the fact that
recently he announced that he had found piece ofev
ey in the street and that before eleven O'Clock on the
morning which the advertisement appeared no less
than fourteen claimants of the lost article presented
themselves at his counter
About month since man cutting reeds ON
Whttlesey Mere England heard hare cry out at some
distance. Thinking she m'cht be caught in snare he
FASTENED to the spot when he poor pss surrounded
ny three foxes gradually narrowing the circle her
She appeared transfxed with fear As az the man
was seen by the foxes they made off, likewise did the
mare but IN an opposite direction.
The fidelity of the dog is illustrated in the an
nexed few lines which take from foreign exchange
man who had got drunk in Perth Scotland lately
was overcome his way home that he Law down on
the road where he watched for time by his dog
until person was passing along the footpath the faith
fu animal ran up to him and to his alarm seized his coat
tails and dragged him to his PROSTATE in the ditch
When raised to his feet the dog returned thanks in his
fashion for the assistance which his master was ma
bic to express by licking his hands and other signs of
canine attachment.
In a certain theatre there were sixty bows.
who stood stage under very large canvas painted
represent the Now, these boys placed alter
ntely and to rise and fall first gradually and then
violently represent the motion of the in storm
ad in the first three nights of the piece had powerful
effect but, after that the reduced the water
that s1y he lowered the salary each wave to
sxpence per night The boys took their places under the
and when the prompter gave the signal for
storm. the water stagnant instead of the shin
striking it was the waves that struck. The sub-mana-
in fury inquired the when the principal bill
low said, We won't move peg unless you pay a sbi
ling night. for it wears out corduroys so.n i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
Conversational,

WAsHrNGroS. March 81. 1852.
The Senate not in session to-day
House OF REPREsESrATIvEs-The House proceeded to
the consideration of the deficiency bill.
Mr. Haralson Withdrew his motion to re-commit and
asked the previous question the engrossment of the
bill pending which Mr. Jones of Tennessee moved call
OF the House which was sustained and 15 members only
answered to their names
The doors being closed and pending the call of the roll
on motion all further proceedings under dispensed
with.
The previous question sustained.
Mr.. Fitch moved to reconsider the vote on the main
main question.
Mr.. Fowler moved to lay it upon the table Carried
yeas so, nays II.
Mr. Marshall of Kentucky to lay the bill on the
table. Lost-yeas 76 nays o.
The House then proceeded to the consideration of the
amendments reported from the Committee the Whole
which were severay agreed and the bill passed-yeas
81, nays 76.
Mr. Brenton moved to amend the title of the bill Not
agreed to.
The House then adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

ESCAPE CoNvrcT,-A notorious convict known as
DR. Adams escaped from the county jail Philadelphia
the night of the 9th by breaking away the window
his cell and forcing himself through aperture little
than six inches in diameter lie divested himself
OF all his clothing which he left behind him He scaled
the wall with rope ladder which he made cotton
filling used in weaving, at which he employed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

ANoTHER FIRE New YoRK.-A dispatch from New
York. dated the 2Sth ut says "A fire broke out this
evening in the store No II William street occupied by
Catterfeld Topping. auctioneers and Strahlem Co.
importers of lace goods. embroiderers Messrs Cat
tered Toppings premises and stock entirely de-
stroyed, Messrs. Strahlem Co.'S stock. which was
costly and heavy also nearly destroyed by smoke and
water The losses heavy but the amount not ascer-
tanned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

THE RECENT FIRE IN EwYoRK.-The fire which took
place the 9th at the of Broadway and Dew
street, NewYork, disastrous in the extreme The fire
is supposed to have originated from hot air furnace
under the sxstory brick building No Dey street The
total loss was s5l 600 which however fully covered
by insurance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

The steamer Brother Jonathan, which was to have
sailed from NewYork on the Goth ult for Chagres has
been withdrawn from the line 1t is understood that she
has been bought by Commodore Vanderbilt who intends
her as addition to his line of steamers running be-
tween San Juan and San Francisco Her passenger.
were transferred to the United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

STEAMBOAT RoanERIEs.-The passengers the Ohio
river between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh have suffered
considerably of late from robbers passenger the
steamer Pittsburgh on her last trip from Cincinnati
robbed of 500 cash and several others their watches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLAruRE.-A letter from Boston
dated the 2Ith says In the House of Representatives
to-day the debate the most exciting ever known
The Liquor bill was under discussion and it came out
that in caucus the coatonss had pledged themselves
to use an iron rule and kill every and all amendments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

FIRE PHILADELPHIA A most destructive fire broke
out in Bank Alley Philadelphia. the night of the 27th
u destroying four large four story warehouses running
from Bank Alley to Strawberry street. occupied by extern
sive importers of silks laces and fancy goods The loss
of Messrs Stewart Bro No 13 Bank street and No IA
Strawberry street is estimated at s30oOOO The loss of
Messrs. Lewis & Bro. No II Bank street and No 10
Strawberry street is s350O00 Messrs Gihor & Co. No
Bank street and No IA Strawberry estimate their
loss at 100000 Messrs. Wyoth, Rogers Il CO. in the
upper story of Ghor s. Co.'S warehouse lose $4,000
Messrs Z. NJ Davis Co No. 16 Strawberry street were
slightly damaged-loss $1,000 ]. Edwards. oak cooper
lost $1,000.
Messrs. Lewis Bro importers of British goods were
insured for 5000 in London Office and the balance
covered by insurance in Philadelphia NewYork The
loss of all the parties is nearly covered by insurance in
Philadelphia and NewYork.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

A Coop ExAMPLE.-The Legislature of New Jersey-a
free Staehas passed bill appropriating thousand
dollars year for two years aid such coored persons
in that State may desire to to Liberia under
the direction of the New Jersey Colonization Society
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

AssAULTISGA RAILROAD TR>S.-A communication from
Elmra. NY, dated the 9th says The mail train from
the East when about three miles from this village,
saued with volley of stones last night causing cons
derabe alarm among the passengers but, fortunately
We're injured The same thing has occurred
times before the spot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

MARINE DIsAsrER.-The packet ship Plymouth Rock
from Liverpool arrived at Boston the 2Sh reports
falling in with the British bark Alliwal Captain Pattson
from Baltimore. with corn and flour for Liverpool, in
sinking condition and rescued the officers and crew. The
Awall had been thrown her beam in the storm
of the 18th (st. Patrick's day. and sprung aleak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

lloAx,-The horrible yarn of the murder of six or
seven in Doddridge county Va which has been
gong the rounds appears to have hprp hGay perpptg.
ted eH tAe fsiimduRt GapBeF,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

Mr. MAcREApH.-This gentleman, having been requested
by citizen of Detroit Michigan to appear one night in
London for the benefit of Mrs Forrest replied he has
quilted public life and openly pledged himself not to re-
sume his late profession
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

NEw sTEAMER-A new steamer to be called the Cortes
intended to run in connection with the Winfield Scott
between Panama and San Francisco has been launched
NewYork
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

The BosToS DEFALcArroN.-The defalcaton of Brewer
the teller of the Suffolk Bank Boston is ascertaned
sS62 Rumor prevalent the 9th to the effect
that still larger dealcatons had been found The cuprt
is held to bail in the sum of S2hClO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

stiPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The schooner Reaper
from Philadelphia for Boston, wrecked off Montauk
Point N, j. on the 25th ut and the cook, seaman and
boy were drowned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

FALL OF HousE-Loss Of Lits.-0n the 9th ult., a
three story brick house in process erection in Twenty
second street. NewYork, fell in, while twelve or
fourteen mechanics at work inside Two of them
known to have been killed and several others were
dangerously injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05

Curious yERDrcr,-The following curious verdict was
recently rendered in NewYori in action brought for
damages sustained by reason Of the bite of dog
We find for the plaintiff six cents damages and the
dog be given to the plaintiff by O'Clock this after
nom. be kiled'