The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
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e" The Wilmington. Del, Gazette is in
formed hv Mrs Gen. Cranes herself. that
the recent discovery of evidence touching
the marri4e of her parents has 50 well salts
fed the defendant in her suit of the validity
Of her Ion1 contested claim. that he has Of
tered to purchase the property in dispute at
a fair valuation. and Size has accepted the OF
Ter
x" Signs of CoH U-ca'zrr--WcIl dressed
Chickens Lou.in- around store doors.
They don't enjoy it, at least dontcrow over
it. Its a t"r3 thing to be exposed dressed as
they are, in such weather. Consumption
will certainly 30 away with them.
\ IIINr- The Cleveland Herald, since
Mr. Bron>on'> drrartation for ''in>uhnr'lIua
ton" proposes a. heading to all commi>
>jon~ hereafter to be issued 10y President
Pierce. the following ann,hcma hu~irl years
ago upon rrhclIiou> subject II ron thy
BELLY shalt thou 20, and dist shalt thou eat
all the days OF thy (otIiriaI) ltr."
LADIES ATTEND ~I'rr@crirk L." who
saws he i>a Young man cot atirrtionat" Dis
positions" and who "wi>hr> to obtain some
Young lady with whom he would be able t"
live in a >,,',. al co,fi4rH H>s,Iu,>>," alvcr-
ties accordingly in New-York paper. Ap-
ply early.
/, \ PEprEE~>IvE P>ETy-A radical ed
itor ont West asserts that the principles Of
hi party are as progressive as the eternal
rock Of Gibraltar The precise rate at
which the eternal rock of Gibraltar progress
c>, i not givcn.
K Tie division into IIard> and Soff~ has
extended into Michigan. In the Detroit
ward where Gen. Cass resides, the Hard
Shell candidate for Alderman was chosen o.
yer :he soft shell by vote of AZ to 49,
On" ELFCTIoN-Our opponents have
llouri,hrd largely over the late election in
O. They have pitched their tune at $4,000
majority for their side Mcdill the locotoco
Governor has only lo.3S6 majority over the
Wing and Free Soil Candidates, and his
vote falls short of that for P:,rrc by 2i.27G
The whole vote in the State is 1914 short
of that for President in l>j2
MoElLr.-Thc Mobile ADVERTISER announ-
ccs the cheering fact that the Board of Health
had proclaimed the end Of the yellow fever
as an epidemic in that city, 1t had prevailed
with deadly effect for more than II weeks.
during which time it is estimated that no less
than 1922 persons have died in consequence.
The whole number of deaths in that time was
l23G, or '',ron per cent. OF the entire ponu-
lation of the city ten per cent of which was
from yellow fever"
TERRIBLE RAvAGFs OF CHoIrrA.-A
letter dated Remedies. Cuba. October 18th.
says that in the limited and spar>clv pcoplcd
district between MatanzaS and a point be-
low SagHa la Grade. % leagues in extent.
1000 slaves have been carried oil bv the
Cholera, according to the official accounts,
winch are known to he under the mark
The attack, were very short some of them on
" lasting an hour
SrFcIE.-Thc steamship Arctic from; New
ork on Saturday for Liverpool took out 20
passengers and >lGl. 900 in specie.
IL An alrav occurred at GAINESVILLE Va,
few days since. between George b. Ellirott
and Edward Gillespie. in which the latter
was killed, and the former mortallv woun-
dcd. Both held positions of resnectabilitv
IN the community.
The trotting horse Prince again beat
the PAGER Hero, on the Union Course. Lono
Island on Friday. in a ten mile race for
$1,000, The ten miles were done in Is min
utc>. seconds.
k The new American TWENTY-FIVE cent
pieces have been extensively countcrteited,
and large numbers of the countcrteits are in
circulation
E"HEFEf OF G0In DU~r.-Two boxes.
continuing $4,000 worth Of cod dust. CON
signed to the American Exchange Bank
"'r" robbed Of their ;rra>ur, while on the
way from California. in the la,t steamer,
and hIed with stone, and shot. No cluc