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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01
MARKET FOR YOUNG WOMEN IN
HUNGARY.

Every wear. at the feast of st Peter. which
comes on the latter davs of June. the pcasan-
trv of the this district (Bihar) meet together
at a certain place for the purpose of a gene
raj fair This fair has very peculiar inter-
est for it is there that. while purchasing
household utensils and family necessarieS.
they choose for themselves partners. and con-
clude marriages. The parents bring their
marriaceable daughters. with each one her
little dover accompanying her, loaded mp in
a small cart. This dover is. of course. pro-
,ortiona,e 10 the lovlv condition of these
mountaincerS. some sheep. sometimes few
hogs. or even chickens These girls are at
tired in their best. or what pieces Of gold and
silver they may possess. are strung upon
string and neatly attached to the hraids of
their hair,
Thus fitted out, every girl who desires &
find husband hetakes herself to the fair
She quits the house of her father, pelhap
forever. and bids her mother adicu. quite lg
norant Of what root is to shelter. or what iat
awaits her journeys end. Her fortune is IL
the little cart that attends her. The objec
of her journey is never mistaken nobod
wonders a, il, nor is there oc'aslon tor HnF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01
KENTUCKY RIFLEMEN.

The rcnown which the Kenuckv ritlcmcn
have obtained for precision and skill in hand
ling the rifle has become worldwide, and eX-
cited the attention and wonder of the warrl-
ors of other nations. In battle they have
stood as collected although the first time in
artion-as the oldest veterans of Europe.
pouring in their deadly fire with unerring
aim.
II shot that officer" exclaimed a rtleman,
as he saw an officer fall at New Orleans.
No. no, | shot him in the right eve
And shot him in the left eve" was the
response.
Atier the battle it was found that this Off
Ger had been shot in both ewes. This uner-
rinr prcri<ion can only be obtained by a long
nractirc and thorourh drilling At the first
settlement Of their State they were compelled
to lc constantly under arms, rs it We're. TO
Guard against the willy Indian and escape
the mrI~lcrous tomahawk As the father. so
the rhi drcn crew mp. taucht IN the earliest
infancy possible TO poi>c the rifle and direct
its aim. As ammunition was not always con-
.,n;,"-', - }o Ind the father wouli dole
ont - his son "ortoir ~",.,'.o~ e ~'"-- 80
fn~ h;> rifr. Gov each ono of which he must
lrirr home some sort of como. or ret n taste
of hickory cor ra"h MISSING shot
Many ynars 900 wos ronvc~Snc with nv
| f,.Nrr on IL" wonderful skill of ~" krnurki-
ans when ho related 10 me- the fn'owinr an
r"lnte -
II was ont in thc wiId< Of kcn'urkv. some
voa-s before the war. on surveying c1n"hi-
tion, and had an opportunity Of studyiuG the
character of the early settlers for a consider
bic pcriol of time 1t became necessary tor
me- to stop few DAYS at lor tavern. and t
while away the time. took nv truS'v rifle
and explored the woods for Gamc. of whlrl
tloro was m abundance. The landlord has
a fine little son. about ten Years Oh. wh'
; sometimes accompanied me with his rifle. an'
always had extremely GOOD lux. On on
occasion the tatcs seemed to hc avcrsc 10 hin
: for pcrrrivinc 4 squirrel on very h@
=. branch of tree he took mp rifle. b'azcd Z
y way. and down came the squirrel. The loo
o of dismav with which he viewed his game
i shall never FORGET. Dropping the butt Of h
a rifle on the ground he burst into tears.
d" the utmost surprise enquirod what the ma
II ter was.-IIc answered. 'Daly II lick me-
II Lick Won what for:
- 'ReranSe didn't hit him in the head
~ IL soohed him all could, Int his day
II pleasure was over On returning to the ia
= ern ntcrccdcd for him all in my power
70 save him from the hickory. but it was of |
J. use, the application must be made if only f
the sake of example. NO. no. STRANGER; If
let him off once | break standing rule {
y state said dad 4 never was let off. al
70 what was good for me- is for him. He mr
H. shoot right or pnt up with what he gets
as The hickory was applied but no bones we
)" broken"
10 Such training as that. which was univcr
N in those parts. tells the secret of kcntuc
n rifle shooting.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01
DREADFUL CALAMITY,
PAETICTLAES OF TIE WRECK OF THE
BIKkENIIFAD.

Another terrible disaster has happened at
sea. At , o'rork in the mornin. of the 2G,h
February. Her Mai">tv'S steamer. III" Birl-
"nhca'l, was wrecked hctwcrn two and three
miles from The shore 81 Southern Africa The
exact spot at which the calamity happened
was Font pdugcr, OF this point she struck
upon reef OF >unkcn ro"ks. The ship was
stcamiu- ) knots at the time. The water
was smooth AMI the SKY serene. but the speed
at whirh the vc>~, was pa><in. through tn"
water proceed h,r destruction. The rock pen
r'rat, i Ihrnugh her bottom l>t ait the fore
mast. and in >" minur> time there were. a
few iinaring <par- and a few mi>crah" crrl
turc> clinriug To them. AMI this was all that
rcma;nci Of the Birkcuh"al. OF 6iS per
sons who had left Simnu'> l,iv IN III" gallant
ship hu few hours before only lS4 remain
To tel the ta,r M les than Al En"li>h-
men have come TO - lamrutah, an end.
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LOB PRINTING!.

U,yDEJLLN. BLANkH, FIRDS, PEO'
,.rtl,l,r< CHfILiES, Sc. Printed in
.......- manner AZ the Cacaonian Office.
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mi; ClLEDO\ll\,
rrrII,HED EVERY SATURDAY
=, G.. CHAD WICK.

.,elrf .KrrrrEpcK K CoLrr's Buii'!inS, st.
.,v-oafo-l;c the 'St. 'Ioin>bury House.
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DIED.

On the soA THoMAsS H. RESvILLE in the so,h year Of
Lssge
fe relatives and euds Of the y respectfully invited to
.e,s h iUnefa on Sunday, I'D inst 5ociock p
se '.~Hence, NO ~ Curuest ~thoat further invitation
N->''-' WI $1,000 "s'N ~
or and and members OF Beacon Lodge No
" f are respectfully iov,so attend se funeral ser.
AS ate Residence No 500 Ehtb av Saturday morn
800 without further His
eon,sseoe Darlen. CoAn., Cor uiermsnt
On IIiasy, Ava %. OF
the Srh year ofber an. WV " Wins ~''''' IN
r 80 20 afer short severe inuess Mrs cATHA
her 'ANe" fss~n' IN 'ne o'th year Of
1880 aSnnaaness eth. family those Other .on.
are ~ lanes Fssn. respectfully invited 70
ausoa he Iehsfs fon ee sts tedesce IS Hou,ton a.
Al Paramount, Neshsser Co. F,is,, A. az .xrvy
BLOOD, infant Of George w. and in., Aus -
month"; ~N1sA~e'' skee .
The relatives and friends ofihe family are invita- =.
nesl Paramount, Euodsy aonins e2s ins, :. ~
The viii be Green wood Csne,sry eoe,
be at Thirty second o. at u e'eloct ~se' VIII
Al Lspex Macs THURSDAY evening, Aus 10 CT Apr~cr
eLYkDoS. only son ofcinssa ~ and D. D. T. xshs sssS
years ss1 nopths
The friends Of family and tbs members Of Human Lode, Ma
1o7 ara Pshsu.s Encsnpss o. Of r. and ssnss,s oi
Ne Fsssb Uhvsak Rsv. Mr. chapn ssqusstsS
70 stiss< As as from he rssdesoe Of hs Ne Eat
hyy sccsnS between Msd.soa and FRI avs Saturday a
~ - Assssasss vii ~ sass n csfpysed ~ 'sssnssa
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6,IOl .3Oa.422 LILO 81 asI O

6lO,5OS,i2l l1i0s+,s5l 9lt
Some fifteen millions OF fraucs of the copper coin
have, during the above period disappeared from the
currency. Ten millions worth have been melted US for
the casting of cannon The amount actually remaining
In circulation at the of the present yesr
Is estimated at 80 5l4 francs, (s7399.6s6 12.
A new Bank is about being established
In Oswego, to be called the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank 1t to be underline sgement of Israel Smith,
President and Z. 7. Lsthrop Cashier.
A sale of $4,000, in Bonds of the Erie
and kalamazoo Railroad Company, guaranteed by the
Southern Michigan Railroad Company was made To-.
day at &c.
The Miners Journal furnishes the fol-
lowing information about the probable supply of Coal
the demand for Coal continues little slack for the
Ne~-iors market, owing to the absence of dealers
From other sections II is good and In two week. hencs
will oe greater than the ability to supply Our opera.
tors therefore, must be careful and not sell much coal
ahead, as the price advance as the dsraaad In.
ereeses particularly ne the production In this region IL
limited ~ about the present weekly average owing %
the want Of colery improvements aud tue scarcity of
miners while In the other regions the supply Ia Hm,sd
for the want Of Transporting IA iltes
"The supply of Coal from the Lehlsh region deduct
Ing the two days for which the shipments are made up
ahtac OF last years rep ny Ia about the as last
year. The Delaware and Hudson Company and The
Pennsylvania Company will not pcrese we learn, over
lOUOO tuns this yesrthe increase In this rezon go far
IL 90 27l tuns This makes but small increase so far
not exceeding 800 tuDs from all the regions against
an increase of upward of 100000 tuns TO the same pe
cd last year.
"The Delaware and Hudson Company, we learn.
have sold every tun Of Coal they can dsivsr this year
90 that they out of the market Tue PENNSYLVANIA
Coal Company have also sold all their prepared Coal
and have only small portion OF lump for sale of this
years supply. The Lehigh will send eis TO tds water
this year they did last that the whole increase
for the balance Of The must be principally de-
rived from Schuykl County-and our Increase for the
balance OF the season will not much exceed 100 600
tup' provided no stoppag. should take place In such
contingency, II may fall short of that GU antty dsv
or week lost cannot be relieved In the state Of
the trade here" -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .Aur,t %
Cleared.

eteam.hps-Nerern Light, Tnklepaurh San Juan q Allan.
lsenI ~ Lysrpoo r. Collins Co; Illinois. Hartstsn As
pn~sn ~ Roberts VIM Penn, Sears, New Orleans T. lin
con 90 CITY OF Richmond Mhann, Charleston Mailer Lord
vernon Own, Be, }. w. Ewel Co; Leopold 4
lbet 1efeerfnf Havana Noitsboba Dsvonshre Hover
eroo, on;Nohj Australia Edward Liverpool, William, n
o9on ssfah Louisa, Henderson, Quebec master.
Barks-kesle, (Br) Harvey Quebec Edmunstop gro. ph
AK Mason, kio Grande, Mason thompson.
bnt.EAso, br Douglas Maitland, N. s.. J. whi,n.v n
70 hcnnn ioanf 81 Kits J. w. Elwel Co EasI. Fv.n.
s.ih master Augusta Stone Savannah ssu-., csarns, CO
May Flower, tBL Hsan., Maitland H. d Broo.ms 49, 10
(br) Holmes, CORVALLIS, 7. L. 4 d. r. De Wolf AA''
sehoon.rs-Adveni GomeI Jacksonville master MIDI, RAM,
Havana Carat Astens Azonian (Br )Inaaham III. II
5nsss Huiehns; Deborah, ROBBINS wsshns,on Rs,.ns
krddsow Josephine. kps,l4nd. Baltimore Johnson saad
Hughes, J.hs.on, Newborn Batsman 4 Rucdsrov Ca.
va kssy Fhssspaa, McKee, Lord stransford tBr ~,
f 81 y0sS 9eeshae Col Col sAitsriey yssss cbIiss
Sh A'crs'' Coz samuel Siuss, Benz, Pm.asS, T, W.
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the risbt 70 psy off during this year SI3f3l5 - Daring
the year 1858 S4gs 30 81 During the year SSt ana ae
gust 1855 S. 624 90 r9: snd July !. 1874 s9Si9'
81 500 3ss o2 uaLnr On axgssste Of t3 20 paya-
bic In less than eight years IL is for the holder. OF these
loans 10 the present condition VI the money
mali, ~ the world prospect OF vast accumulation OF
capital which may become idle unproduase or me aes
of interest everywhere materially reduced " VI stheu IN
terest now 10 Investment tor any Perod
NOT exceeding thirty five Jears
shoud ali or any believe the present opportunity the TX
eeuve Treasurer Legislature Of Pennsyvina has OF
6rd,d them through their Commissioner worthy OF eceo
lance the undersigned will be most happy to carry out t1e
object Of hi4 mission and upon the surrender OF the cef
css ~ ther loan or Interest will issue authorized receipts
for The fulfmebt of the taxing effect immediae
Or IL hey Prefs- aTrang-ment 70 exchange their
Gates upon The delivery of the new bonds he prepared to
negotist- the same
The following exhibits the comparative revenue OF the
Stat. Of Pennsylvania for the years 1888 snd s5 and tne
elua'ed revenue Of 1852 FROM general and regular sources
- rfrasa fba o.
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Disasters, &c.

~ The OF the passenger cupboard the scr Nathan
Duree before epoed) Ws. snPsoS OF Baltimore who
bad taken passage for the benefit OF has healtL.
THs schooner before reported ashore Benton
Rect has got off, after dschasns Of her deck lead
towed Newport hsrbor Of sail
boats She Is nl Of We have been unable
with certainty
TIE schooner before reported Brsntons
Rect. off, morning OF 18th nst of
deek load Of lumber and r. 81 of Port Adams
two small boats, coming into Newport She full OF
BEG JONI A. LAscAsrEk, Clifford from Wilmington, bound for
Bsson, INTO Norfolk, 18th with all
STEANsH DANIEL "ERsTER at New Orleans from San Juan
ports Iha the ship Windsor Castle Boston, fast the
Bar the wind night aft She had all sails set
BMG ERsosr from Curnuck where she ashore about three
weeks since, has arrived at Norfolk
NHALEHP New Bedford wrecked Path jan reef
AT PITTS Island good ship uns and nsured Offices
New Bedford Of ship and catchngs fol
rn- $4,000 and Bedford Commercial 5000 Three sHteeuths
oss Of the ship Stahrtshs fiction
Chihan which originated That paper
gentleman vel acquainted Valparaiso. does very
good reputation for coTectness, and not understand
ash implicitly 70 be relied upon but ia statements TO Je
ed with
BAs BLiScHiHD Boston, getting out
OF Havana 30 inst with hight and battling wnds
west point # tho harbof bat with diff
Guilty, of
4h under the she ashore
captain al the her relief which
without damage sale ong then procssiso
The spanish ship Aabela. getting the
ashore a. the Cosnsr about miles e. from Cas-
lie and masng signals oi distress she by the cap
tam OF the who went 20 her aid with had
carried hy the force of the having
wins rough IN enable her TO hsul of the coast.
cutting flag with sded tasses and IOna
upon ~ picked 10Th Az
Danascus Al Weheet THIS known TO belong bark Ior
very common occurrence without any pjary the
vessel
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nsbted match srong the hay aud then ran away. dh
Who'll. object seems have been 10 create hre and
participate IN the fun Of running with the engines or
Jumpers Of which appear 70 be under thu exc'u
alive control Of Of about his age The ortsn OF
the numerous fires In South Brooklyn months pst
va o. obaby owing 10 the ke cause that induced tn~
hdto Ere Mr.. Osburnes property
TA desperate fight occurred at the foot
Of Baltic st, Yesterday afternoon between is' uu
Der Of sborers and and sloop hands, when
an hour, 6urps which stones, clubs ana otner s'ne
freely used and many we're badly nun: sser
tbex 6istrbed the vb lie pesbborhood not an oIncer
al. mated 10 d,.tnrb them until all and the riot
ere hsd dispersed, when posse oil the FIJI" D'Slio'
Police made their appearance
~At meeting of the Democratic
Cv Central Club on Thursday evening" the folio wing
ofBcers were elected Abraham Verplsnck President;
Peter Wyckoff George / Thatcher and David ID avis,
Vice Presidents; James NJ Seabury, Treasurer; L H.
Rogers, Corresponding Secretary, and s. d. Corn~ei,
Recording Secretary.
DISTRESSED FAMILY.-Assistant Cap
taip EeKipney the Third Police, found aud
three email children In Amity' near Columoiass,
abou: clock yesterday morning, having been turned
out Of one Of the rookeres In that vicinity the evening
previous They were all taken TO the Station House
and accommodated the remainder of the night. and 10
the ming were sent to the Poor House. The hus
bard who likes rum better than he does his family,
sent to the County Jail for thirty days, vsgrant
ASSAULT WITH A TUMBLER.-Patrick
Rorke and his son Barney, the latter precociou gent
Of about fourteen years OF age, were brought up,
charged with violently assauung man eamed Conner,
~ HONOR shop kept by the father IN my rue aV Inc
con- IL 10 ALE ped threw tumbler 10 Corners face cut
ting 1t severely, and the father followed Il up, 1t Is
charged by burrypg him into the street. and infctng
additional Injuries upon bin Justice hing fned hofxe'
ST., SIS and discharged the boy.
BopY OF AN INFANT ExHUMED.-On
THURSDAY afternoon the body of an iotaDt exhumed
by some worhmen engaged In excsvating a cellar In
King ct, near Red Hook lint The Coroner was mott.
fed and viii hold sn inquest.
THE Pic NUISANCE. The Third Police
arrested man, named James Gainey, yesterday, for
keeping pigs and two cows his premises, 10
Souh Brooklyn which proved 10 be great nuisance to
he neighborhood. Justice King fined him So
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Spoken. &c.

By the Pilot boat Neue on 18th the Hshlnd, Of sey.,nt
besnns w % niles distant, bark William Harms a days from
Galveston Tor Boston.
" -' ~ --''
at y So lon 81 is, csr Geo. H. Robertson day. m
Baltimore for Porto RICO
Aus st 20 49, Ion. 81 49, ship Esphrasa days ha New Or
leans for Lisbon.
Aug a -, lon 70 10, brig Caroline (probsby from San
Juan, Cuba. for Boston, Cook msster)
Aug H. OF Hstteras brs Washington bound North
Avg l3 lat 49, lon % TO- bark Mary Florence of BATH from
New Yoh for Quebec.
Aus lat rs 4o lou 70 49, brig Fls 81 days from Noble for
Boston two officers and two Of The ck-wshed reported
Aus 10 lat 49, loa g. ship medemseh Hickey Bremen for
New Yort.
Aus 49, lat S. lon a. schr Elizabeth Aan from Baltimore for
Chssrs..
Ju, 80 lat So lon Ga, bns Radius, Rsvan, & Norfolk Dem
Aug IA, lat 81 lon g. IS, ship Lucas. from Phadsla for New
Orleans.
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MAR Rid.

On Tuesday nth inst, BY Rev A. Lloyd, Mr. n EMERSON
MEAD 10 MissJAN& VAN kkuRES both ofths city.
August ls 1854. thu Church the
Sthseder A>1h6Nf T. DfkTr, fsq attorney law,
hAkf JANE A., only daughter the late Dr. Johh 6esd all
81 thus
APsenve Greene Co Sunday Aug By Rev Ira Ferris
Nj JOHN LENkOA,oi New tOrk CITY, Miss LOUISA AID.
SIT, daughter Of n. g Adsi. Eco oithe former place
At N.wzh Valley. "Wednesday Aug Is Rev FAY Mr.
GEORGE W. SEWARD. Of Florida, n. Y. Mss JULIA C.
HUMPHREY, daughter Of Lucius Humphrey, ESQ
At Ninheb, ~ "Wednesday, 18th by Re-, r
Pratt Prof liz ROY BLISS. Principal othe w Winfield Aeads
my To LUcENAs Dc iEher OF Zcnas Elsred Eco
AT Al-narda Virgins the ih Rev j. X. Ryand,
Hon WILLIAM TEMPLE. OF smyrna Delaware. Mss KATE
LOWER dassLter Of John Lovber Esq., Of place
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BOSTON. Aus 2OA ships Greco, and Townsend Calcutta;
ship MONTGOMERY Portsmouth; baks Brunette Matanzas
G. Hchburn. Fortune Island Nathaniel Blake Havana seah,
Phladepha brss hedord Cape Hayhen Caroline. San juan
james Pensacola combrous, Angola Can Mstamoros; Rain.
bow Philadelphia; schr Eureka Port Prince 18th Left br
K. W Packer for Philadelphia 5th n.t Ens for New Orleans
9TH chr. ser, from NswYork Also schrs Glide, Albany
Granite State. New York
CID ships squantum Orleans; Calender do; bark Nautilus
Genoa.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug ls-Ar ship Parthenon, Boston.
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,-, FRIDAY, Aua 90
ASHEs-The market 70 steady but quiet for both hind,
Sales Of 20 bills at - 75d - 84 for Pota and A 81 a.
Pearls. The receipts are moderate. ~
COTTON 10 more sctive, but easier to buyer LOO bale,
sold a. previous rates.
FLOUR AN0 MEAL-Our market IL asain better for
Western and State Flour with active demand /, psyt
70 arrive Fresh ground IL less pleafy and IN demand fr
the East and for export The home trade Are bu,in,
freely Of tina better grades at the improvement The rceots
are moderate and likely to continue the residue Of ts
month The inferior grades ara Ices plenty and In sood de-
nominal With something doing 10 sive ases Of 30 hSs
pUH ~ 80 6ssh ground beld q - e6014 ~ l,e -.
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Passengers Arrived

IT bsTk Epr from sfaHatFrancis Rouvier wife and four
scaes. O-' A""''
L. s. Consul al Trinidad 'D' ''~sSNs'
IN bark hOnfeEMa, from DeMsrara-Ms Riley C. Evans.
c. Cabuac. ~ - N'N-''
b1tr Ayg"t~, from Bremen-Mr sheikey. Mr. carsol
IN Be ttr1nia Ann from Cstfe-A. Asleblon.
In brig IibHrtru, FROM TrrEf btand-Denn. Cullen
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETs-Friday. Aug.

NThtTe Is some little export demand Tor FLOUR and 5U
bbls fresh ground sold at 81 25 ~ bb a. which jdes
fair ami half bbls at 81 50 t. pair. There is mode
rate inquiry for city consumption at our former 2aons
The msiketi bare of RYE FLOUR. CORN MEAL is
there is very little coming in About 100 bOs feansy
vsna sold at 80 81 T. bbl WHEAT is snd wanted
Sales of 70(0d3 O bush old Pennsylvania white ST. and
Southern at 9Gc ~ bush sost small sale Of So 1th
RYE 7oc. There Ia but little Corn arriving and it is
vented 1890 bush. yellow sold at Tic, and some white
terms kept private OATS steady, and furthe sales OF
eco bu,h. Delaware have bsen made al Sc. y bush
WHISKY 10 in coed demand and 500 bbs sold at 24c Hhd
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