The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-13
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e4 MrxICo.-Considcrab excitement
existed at Vera Cruz, in consequence of the
reccip, of intelligence that the French squad
ron would soon arrive, 10 back the French
minister in his demands for the pavmrnt OF
the French creditors; also. for the liberation
OF Lamont, the Frcnchman who. il Will hr
remembered, was unjnstIy east into prison a
short time since.
CoNs"IATI"N- The editor OF the Newark.
y. }. Mercury, speaking of our !rtra, by the
!.ocof0co lclucc, savs-"Thcre i. still an Ar
arat for the Ark of Whi.gcry to rest upon
the Green Mountains"
ES' W" presume The new President viii
appoint tne London Times one ofthc papers
in which TO publish the laws of the United
States.
IL In our columns may he found the al
vcrtiScmcnt of that excellent medicine known
as Ayers Cherry Prrtoral. IT. success in
curing the various diseases of the Lungs Is
attracting universal attention. not only Of the
learned and phianthropic, but of the whole
public. The artirl" undoubtedly is what i
prc'rnd> To hc.a rcm"|ytor Lung Complaints,
and the remarkable cures which are hrrom-
ing known everywhere cannot lon. be over
looked by the people.
e" Dates from Bridgctown BarhaloeS. 10
the 18th ult., announce the yellow fever a.
still raging terribly. Thousands ofthe iuhah-
itants had been swept oil
\ GOOD PRICE, FOR PrAEs-N pitt~firll
Mass. some nights since. DR.. Root heard
somebody tr">paSsing upon his pear trccs.ant
running ont >uddcmiy surprised the rorucwh,
ran of without 50 much as bidding the doctor
good night, and leaving gold watch hanging
to twle of th" tree, which the owner of til,
pears po'k"tc". probably well contcntcd will
the whole operation.
Ia The A,tor Library. New York. vii,
probably open with a collection Of 3oooo
and the Free City Library of Boston, lv tho
recent donation Of >5",ooo by Mr. Bates of
London, will b" established before lone.
Il" \ new work hv Whittier. is in press
called the "Chapol of the lIcrmits," to h,
published tx iirknnr X Co.
II SiiaS Hodges. ESQ, of Rutland la.
been appointed Commissioner of Patents II
plac" Of Thomas i:.wbank Esq.
Es' \ female a;;rcI in mems clothes at
tempted to vot" in one of the wards in New
York. on Tuesday, but her sex was discover
ed and she left.
Eg Edward Borchton. has been sentence,
to SIN wears in the State Prison of Connect
cut, for placing Instructions on the Naura
tuck Railroad track at Plymouth.
e Col, Isaac Wayne, only son Of ylaio
General anthony WAYNE. died at Chcstc,
County, Pa, last week. in his SD wear.
tS The receipts of the fair of the Amer;
can Institute in New York. Just closed reacL
cd about >25.o0o-conSidcrahly cxccrpln,
those OF last year. 1t is estimated that il Ia,
POO, 900 visitors.
q A new remedy for hydrophobia ha.
been found. The wound must be w,sbof
with warm vinegar or tepid water, and we,
dried, then pour few drops of mnriatic acid
on the bitten part.
r. There were sixty yellow fever and %
cholera deaths, at New Orleans the n,s
week.
ACCIDENT on THE VERMONT CrxTr !,
RAILRoAD.-A cattle train ran off the ,r,,,
the 9th between South Rovalton and Share,
killing several cattle and breaking cars Y,
persons injured.
I The Scientific American rives now
cure for hiccups. Raise one or both hand.
high above your head 1t is said to be , cor
/ tain remedy.
Is a gentleman from Shoreham states
that more than 10000 sheep have been sold
IN that town and driven away this fall. at prii-
ceS ranging from fifty cents to three dollars
and a halfper head There is great scarcity
OF food for animals in that town.
POTATO SroRY-TErE.-Col. John NJ
ly!er, of Pelham, \. H.. raised from m.
potato weighing one pound and three quar-
'erS' two bushels and three pecks, this sum-
mer' three of them weighing two and one
halt lbs each, The seed potato was cut into
small pieces and planted in drill, ahon, ten
IN ,hes apart