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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10

ANOTHER Executive MANirEsTs-AN
EplsrLE TO MAssAcHusETTs.- The fol-
lowing Letter from the Attorney Gen
eral to MIR. Frothlng ham, OF the Boston
Post. was submitted 10 the President
and his cabinet on Monday, aud fully
approved.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1888.
Dear Slr-I perceive that III several
counties OF Massac husett coalition Ser
alorial tickets have been formed ol as
soeiaied Democrats and Free Soilers.-
Aiy Judgment is that the Democrats
whu have participated in this have done
worse than 10 commit fatal error
They have abandoned principle
which is iu damLutai. 10 support or
vote lor lhe Free Soilers OF Massachu
sets, is 10 give couuteuance aud power
to persons engaged avowedly III the
persistent agitation Of the slavery ques-
tlou. and therefore hostile in the cx-
tremest degree 10 the determined feI'y
OF the administration. The President
entertalEs immovable convictions Oh this
point, as have had occasion 10 express
! 10 YOU heretofore, aud oil ol Us whom
| he has called 10 the pubic service here
! most heartily and zealously sustain lis
views on the subject as beng the only
| ones consistent with personal honor, the
success Of the Democratic party, the
general welfare ot the country, Tie III
! lepri,y Of the Constitution, Or the per-
mauency OF this Union. II there be
4 any purI ose more fixed than any other
L in the mind OF the President and those
i with whom he ls accustomed to consult,
II il is that the dangerous element oi abo-
II l,iunsm. under whatever guisc or form
Y il nay present i.seil, shall be crushed
| out SO Tar AS this administration is con-
/ cerued. THIS the President declared IN
his inaugural. THIS he has declared
! syer since. at all tIaits and III all places
when lie bad occasion To speak on Tie
| subject. Whjie he does not assume 10
II udre OF The hearts oi men who publicly
/ avow SQUAD principles. lie only needs
n overt acts Ia show where they are, IN
| order that his settled policy IN the con-
| due. of the aft ,irs OF the government
| shall be uuequIvocaliy mani,esird'--
| Those who have apprehended hd!ihg
I hesitation OF the part Of The lres!dell u"
I readIng an path which truth ana pa
/ trolsm opens to him, Will iind l'' III
selveo greatly mistakcn. lie Is up 10
\ this occasion. His polcy Was not HAS
Il tly settled. " hile he occul les has pres
ent Iusltion, it will never be departed
II from. The constitutional rights oi AL 'he
States OF the Union are as dear to nun
as the rights Of New Hampshire
have mere, wed from the outset that tins
rreat principle Of the constitutional
Il rIrhss ol the States Is fastened IN ms
Il thoughts as lie corner stone oi lil
Union. Depend upon II, no matter "',''
i consequences may impcnd over hin', he
II will never allow /! 10 be shaken by ah"-
btionisls. but will sci his lace IKE hih'
rs well against rght-h"nded hacksIld-
ngs as against leIl-handcd deiecuonS'
ph jch may prejudice or enhhrr's Tie
onward progress OF the rrpuhit
remain, very truly yours.
c. CUSHING.
Hon. II. FnornINGHAm Jr, Boston Post
II Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10

You may disbelieve, but you should
never contradict lady.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10

GRlSSELL's ARCTlc EXPEDITION. Let
ters have been received from England,
announcing the arrival q! the American
Arctic Expedition, under command ol
DIR. E. V. Kane, U. ). ~, at Uperna-
wick. in Greenland, and their departure
from tina, place Tor the head waters OF
Smiths Sound. Captain lngleile'd,
with the screw steamer PhGnlx, win
s,ores for Sir Edward Be.cher's squad
rom reached Upernavick three days al
for DR.. Kaneis departure, and reports
,ha, Doctor Kane had secured the SER
vicss of Peterson, the Esqulmaux inter
,reter, who was with Penny OH ior-
mer voyage. Capt. IngIeieIi states
,ha, ALI were a. well and prosperous rs
possible, ~
Dispatches and letters from Dr'
Kane, officers and crew, may snort
ly be expected 5y way oil Den
mark.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10

Ur,u.-Lieul Beale, in passing over
IN. table land between the Colorado and
The Gila, discovered number oil runs
OF human habitauons. Some oil them
were very extensive and OF stone, and
-,,w.d ,hnt a numerous and Industrious
population once existed where Z: ' all IS now v,
rarren A multitude of remains oil
.,.., and domestic utensils we're
co,nd II is supposed that The RUNS are
Of Azlec origin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10

The petition oi Cato BrightmHn, Tor
the passage ol an act restoring hun TO
his civil rights, VAS received aud t,ierr-
ed To- the Committee on the Judicilry.
The petition OF the Mayor and CITY
Council OF the cry OF Newport, in reIa'
ton 10 the acr establishing street com
misslo oners in The town OF Newport was
received and referred TO the CcmmIIlee
on the Judi iaty.
Adjourned until three o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10

e7S.52l 81
RECEIPTS.
balance in Treasury May 1858, eH,E7 "a
P.dlsrs, I.iceaces, $500 w
Au,tion,r,. 6ii,66
Bank Tax, 22sl3 81
Tax on increase Of Bank capital, le,s2O IA
Tax surplus profits of Banks, o2s,4o
Bonus on Bank capital, i,3Oo oo
Insurance Companies not in this stste, 2,7O5 So
| Insurance Companies in this State, 2,6ls w
Ayuls ofCourts. 3,l64 oil
Justices ar the Peace. 1892 50
Town Councils, o9o Vi
Dividends on School Fund Stock, 2l35 W
Interests on Public Deposits, AVA 20
state Tax Of the Town ofJamestown, 50 60
Rent of 'iysterl lots, % w
! Envelopes, ol ID
! Tax on Civil Commissions. "a 70
! Providence and Pawtucket Turnpike, l,G92 40
/ "a. o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10

ANOTHER Executive MANlrEsTo-AN
EplsrLE TO MAssAcnusETTs.- The ioi-
lowing Letter from the Attorney Gen
eral to Mr. Frothng ham, OF the Boston
Post was submitted 10 the President
and his cabinet on Monday, aud fully
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12

pronounce you legally and lawfully husband
and wife for time and for all eternity: and
seal upon YOU the blessings OF the holy re>ur-
rection,wIth power to come forth in the morn
ing OF the first resurrection. clothed with "lo-
rv. immortality, and eternal lives: and seal
upon YOU the blessings OF thrones, and do
mInons. and princi paitics. and powers, and
eXaItatlon>, together with the blessing of A.
braham, Isaac. and Jacob, and sav unto YOU
be fruitful, and multiply, and rcpcnish the
earth, that you may have Joy and rejoicing
III YOUR poSterity in the day OF the Lord Jesus.
MI these blessings tO"ctGcr with all other
blessing, pcrtdInIn" tD the rev and evcrlastin"
coTcnant,l seal upon YOUR heads through vonr
Iaithtu.ne>s unto the end. bv the authority
oi the holy priesthood, in Me name OF the
father.and OF the Sonand of the HOLY Ghost.
Amen. The scribe then eutrrs on the zen
eral record the date and place OF the marriage.
together with the names of two or three wit
hes>cS Who were present.
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''' i ,'''' 80, =" '''-''','' ''''' r'"lt"''
'"i nj "'>'''''' a'''' "'i''""'h ne vas kick
o''' % '''' '''' 'H stewart ana irii I" fnd
'''' N '' ~" '''N win 'fa rir'> '''
- d" w. ~ ''''-'''' WHO Inc hr"Il
i,'.' ''"''''' "', VII" '''''F i"''i''"'
','' '0' ~ ~ o'' anu '''''' furnished with
., '-' '"- ',o,s,>' were >''o" ." Their way
~, " '..' Wv ''''
''' "a ''','"il Wa III waiting lur INN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12

pcararce of the parties presented the most
squalid and wrctched poverty: no furniture.
save some beds thrown on the floor was founJ
in the house Two of the beds were ocru-
pied by women in confinement No obstacle
was presented to the search: and tied IN in
handkerchict>, rags, in tin kettles, boxes. &c..
the officers found large quantities OF gold and
silver com, amounting, 1t Is SAID, to at least
>2o,oo0 Captain Perry could identity none
OF his money the greater portions Oft hay
ING been IN bills OF the Baltimore bauh>-nor
could he identify either the rpnlen here.
as the woman who had promised him the
treasure. Since then, with the all of several
officers, he ha> been seourcng the ncighbor-
lng counties Of Virginia and Maryland, but
up to last NIGHT had obtained no kuowled.c
Of lis tjrtonc teller.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
CLARENCE LEGUINE:
THE ENGLISH DESERTER


,v,,.,r
1t was cold bitter day in the early nart
of December, during our revolutionary struo-
glrS and the white snow la> il la<llin. sheets
upon tho frozen ground. and lar.r MASSES of
floating Ice were dritiin. down thrtwo rivers
that embrace Manhattan Island. Ocra,ion-
ally a British soldier might he seen >trollin.
along the prin.inal street but most n..r.on,
chose TO keep within doors, 80 intense was the
r"!d-
IN an oId-fa>monrd house, which may sill
be seen standing IN the n"ighhorho"l of
hI"'k"r street well up town, and Al that time
was IN the country, sat two officer, of the
hF'''>h army 'n.a""d IN earnest conversation.
''i'' was 4 middle a2"d man, apparently with
d frank ana manly expression OF connt"nancr,
ana WIN a "ll@I''' Keen eve that flashed a
any >"'g'c' particularly interesting came up
'"r discussion. lie Wa dressed N the rich
scarlet UNIFORM OF the hoyal Army and louno-
ed upon the >ct,rr with the air of one wbn
ftit perfectly at home. and prepared for any
event that might chance to chcqucr his exi>-
tence.
The other was much Younger man. not
more than five and twenty, with sinister
expression Of coun,,narce. mot Iikcl, to N,
press an unprriudi~cd Observer in is favor,
He too. was drc>>r,! in H., r,if;,rm or ,L.
British army. and showed Ly his m,nr.r,b,t
hr knew lim>-' =. to hc In the rnmnlpv Of nm.
vastly liz superior. not only in military r,,,l.
hut in every ma,~,' quality tl,, ,,,,.s to u.L..
Mp the mln. These I....>o,a.,,,< iiY.rolu.,.l +,
the reader were 81 Henry CLINTON thc Conn
mand"r-in- -rhi,.,' of -g,. Hri,;h ,r,r, AMI !,
Victor Sinclair Of H.. Sam. ,-,,c..s
"Wrll," remarked Sir Henry. won seem
t" ha'" h't upon plausible ~'-hrnrc, and if
y'" think proper, Won may attempt the I'M
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
B. Members.

ANY member OF the corporation whu shall
cease 10 reside in this Stale >lial thereby va
cate hl> "t'ire; and any member n,av with
draw from the corporation hv leaving with
the Secretary written request To- tha.efl,c,.
ihr corporation nFay, al amy annual meeting.
by Hot" OF two-third> OF the mcmlcr> ,,re>-
rnf- dismiss or eNlcl any member. Tie
President or IN hl> a'>'n e. HI. Vice Pres
dent or IN III" al>rn~e %: l.prh. rh.- ,~:.jnr
trustee present. shall Pr,>i, "a, ..ii .,,.,.rngs
"i ;hr corporations a"d Of the Board Of Tru.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
4. Duties Of the Trustees.

The Trustees >ilall he nine in number. and
shall, IN connection with ih,. President, W..
President ami Secretary. constitute a board
Tor The @'re a IN n ~ tmrnt o:'rhc institution.
with power 10 ti!! ,a~an,-;,.> IN rf,.irown BODY
ami m other o:lires Sever member, ot III.
hnard hall be Ynarum, Ih,v shall immr-
dla'rH at>pr ia, il r'c,t;on, aIc,a:u- Tr,a.u.
r'r: they >hail fix hi> salary ana shall have
power +" remove him bv vote Of a majority
Of tn" board They Shall also choose three
OF their number, who. with the President and
Treasurer. >'.all con titu'r Committee Of
Investment.
They shall meet at least twicc year. on
the da.> "n which dividends are To- h.. ,lrrlar-
81. AL a ".'lch oiirnrr a. >l,,ll L. REQUIRED
10y ;h" President. or lr any other three nen,-
hrT> of the l"ard- Al each ot th,. Scn,i-aI,-
nual meetings, tw" auditors shall bc appoint,
"d. Ia audit the Treasurer. accounts for ,l,c
next scmi-annual meeting. They shall make
report 10 the corporation of the condition
nftle Institution AT the annual meeting. They
nay make ~ IA further rul,.> for thrir roy-
rrnment a they mny deem proper. not incon
~i>trnt with these bylaws. and they NAV an.
pninr such Other o'iircr>. not otherwise. pro-
ridcd for. aS the Interests Of the Institution
,,,..,- ,....,,.-o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
:. Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting >h4l b- on the ,lir,
IH''>ify Of Nar-h- Nr,i-r thereof shall hc
gwen 10y ihe Secretary. IN two or more n,ws-
papers printed III rhi> cnanty. a, lul.: ,l.rao
weeks l'r'''i"u> t"t!po i.,'rin-, The tir~r att
nnal meeting shall be The third Tu,->l.r of
Mar IA. 1911.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
Il \ l. 4 W =
PAsSUNPsIC SAVINGS BANR
l. Object.

The design of the institution * 10 n-oyi1.,
method o: enabling The industrious and g
economical TO invest >nch part %: their earn
ms o. property a> they ran ron,cnirntl,
spa" - ~''~h a !.:.,,...,. d. MI a:1e-I both
>,.t.lir;;N ami ,.r,.i-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
J. Duties Of the Treasurer,

The Treasurer shall have charge Of all the
money deposited and shall keep all the scru-
rites ami other evidences 'f property be
longine TO the Institution in >urh manner
rsfhe Cnmmittce Of Investment nsy prescribe
Ie shall call spectral meetings Of the Commit
zee Of Investment when requested 50 to DO bv
any member of the Committee, and his looks
shall always be open for the Inspection Of the
Trustees, individually. or as body. His
nili"e shall be open every Thursday from two
p'rlork to five O'Clock. T. NJ He shall also
pcrform the other duties usually required of
I IL Tr.aS,,n.r ~, .i,,,ilnr In.,;t,,;n,,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12

W. ~ pun "'A 10 'iie city and
III. w,,- ~ 49,, ,'''I"', he '""k
from the h.,,l ,,, ..".I, ",' =" ""''''''
Abopt fvo r,;,o, &C.,, /, :, '''' u '''"
IIoholrn ,o, s,,. '''''-' VI
rectiop ,b.ro - >''''s vi
Of our tall, , l,.,o .L:, g " 0t'",''--
renctra!Ie i, i. L.n;, "',''''' I'LL
The sl,ade, Of Dante H. 49, g. ' d. s
thi, forest WIS = s;,o,. hou =, u
Gr.nly put t,r.,b.r and i,.;;no .ho,,I'~I '.',
moss. and il, crc,ircs (iII.d w;,L
50 as to exclude the keen w;,,r, ,;r :, ,,s
>csscd positive air Of rop,or, o.,,,,.;rr.
when contra>,rI with the u.,L .nl H.
less a<prr, Of the rloomy woo,, "a ,,I
situatrd
In thi- l;,,I. Inn, dw,l, ,t,u
a drscrfrr from ,t, r.:.:-,
crntent v;,b ,.L;,l. J.,
.;.hor >, ,.. III ''''-''
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now been ,tso,, " nav
,a.. .,, '"0 ''''i'i>' anu II
known 70 H.. ,.,o.;..'., At was
80, Ill., ''' i'"' '-''
,hr Er;,;L n,,;.. :, ''''' '''' VI
.,,.r,,., =, ''''''.:' |" oo'al'l
..,.I mad, = " '''>''"'-
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Hudson ,.;,.,.,,,. >'''>'' '"'
r., '''''''' Any
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=, >'i' "i
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a. NV quarters {"
;, '' anu representa-"
r, '''' ''' l. Nv ''''''f'N''' To draw the
''''' . 'o'',''>"'''"' !" winch he :"
managed '''- ''''d> 'hii n" ascertain
We INV 'N''' >.'' ""''' i.'-'nn" wa- >"''rrt"'i
','''' '''' '''.'''''' "'H (" r"''h II Having
mus ''''i'l '.'-A'i what he considered th''
,'.'''' ''''''.''' part OF hI> "'J"..t, hr made a
-''''. '.' '''' "''H'I +" i'rn- Gnantit!
90 itI'N'>i'''i> upon the succeeding ,lly ,pl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
6. Duties Of the Secretary.

The Secretary shall call meetings Of the
-or,,oraton in the manner provided ia ,he "A
>.r'ion.and all meetings otthc Board uf TrGs>
'",S either hv personal notice OF hy notice
hrorch the Post oiiirc, and shall keen
'liihiui record al the ,inihg> Of he CORPORA
ion. and Of the Board o; Trustees. He shall
record the names of The mcmher> prcscn, at
Zach meeting Of the Board of Trustees. and
n the request # the majority Of said Board,
hall call special meetings o, the corporation.
" publishing no'ire~ Thereof a provided in
The u Seton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12

Iaithiu.ne>s unto the end. by the authority
OF the hol Y priesthood, in Me name OF the
father.and of the Land of the HOLY Ghost
Amen. The scribe then entrrs on the zen.
cral record the date and place OF the marriage
. together with the names OF two or three wit
nes>cs who were present"
From the Washington Republic. Ian. Il.
Feat of Gipsy-Astonishing Delusion
a gang of gip>lcs. consisting Of three ol
tour families. have been for some weeks. oc
curving the nci.hborhood of the Ohscryato
r!, "hIlhcr have been attracted many crcdu
louS persons men and women bows anC
girls under belief that these yaoabond,
had the power to torctrll their fate in life
Other portions OF the same tribe have beer
IN Georgetown, and perhaps some are ther,
yet. y circumstance has lately occupied
the attention our police, and lis publication
may tend to put the people on their -uaro
against these people and also to di>>patc til,
foolish crcdulity which induces some person,
" ,'' ''''n n fortune 'c'Iine-
"'>' '"l'~''> were some weeks AZ" camp
cd near Bristol Post Office, Anne trun,lc
' '''''-' ana '''' "''''''''' 's We arr
''','' w. ''' ''''''1'lS "uS'4t>S al :'Etune
nav oce'' oroN'h open ana rob,
','' ''' ''"'''' ''''"'' ana Il" cue 10 The
" ~ ''"'''' resort was ha' T.! some
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c,... WV ,'+>' ''''''
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'''''''" '''''o gay III '"f'e 'aES 'hc ''liSey
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nearly gone, and in two DAYS he was as well
Is ever.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
Mormon Matrimony.

Ir';n ihr Washington Iui.,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-20

journal, OF sixteen edited by Richard
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Jan 2awtd

n KVIl4i4k Aucton.-Wl sold at public auction
" STORE Monday, the h day Of March
10 O'Clock, hat we'll known valuable farm allied AK
ve 265 land lying ia. west side OF
turnpike leading from Washington Alexandria, dis
tint from the about and the latter four miles
The consist of frame dwelling
situated the of hills wasi Of the
Potomac fine well the city OF
hngon remarkably healthy, win several springs Of the
within a rods OF the door
The well enclosed aud properly divided by post and ra
with stables ali other oubouses
The naturally of best in This section of
well aud la high cuuvso about ioU 10
grasses, [2O which timothy of
growth residue is in wood OF heavy growth of red
oak white oak, hickory.
TO person DESTROYS Of purchasing good market dairy
holding Inducements The
rvd especially from Its cnnusuy 10 the
the Of Georse Alexandria, and washington,
lying directly turnpike contemplated great
railroad OF through
this farm.
Terms onshird Of the purchase will be required
10 residue In three equal twelve,
eighteen months for bearing interest satisfactorily secured
Jas. Z. MCGUIRE,
Feb l0--2aw6ds Auctioneer.
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WAsusaroS, January 81, 1858.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS viii received this shce until u
Gath March next Io furnishing all Inc
blue and sand 10 be required IN Inc cree
Patent Office Building In this CITY
best quality, all hard ana red lex
GLIDING afch be made clay tempered o manual Ia
moulded the required the laws 9" tue corpora
sample bricks, made OF the clay
used, be- required from each proposing
OF denomnaled truck stone
large, building stone. sample OF ten
will be each person proposing
which will be paid for by the contract
The lime is be wood burnt de-
veed flour barrels ,unheaded in the lime house near
building The will be privileged to take me empty
barrels away Is they may b. spared. .
The be delivered by
barrel y bushels Samples TO be furnished.
desire offer pecied number OF brick
to be delivered IN given time Proposals w therefore also DC
ceved not less than Que million
offering urni the foregoing materials VIII state ih"
prices, follows For ths bricks hosAand for the gneiss
five cubic feet
laid wall the lime, BARREL as slated ana r
barrel of five bushels In every case the delivery Is
receive object Of the government 10 procure
warned that nothing will be
which shall fall below standard thai may be established
Immediately removed from The premises
The bidders will be required to enter into written
bond security be approved by the Commi
penalty of equal onetenih OF the supposed
the And in addition To this deduction OF
will be each monthly estimate tor materials nc
really delivered which cen.ge to remain IN me hands oil Tue
United until the sh al, be fully completed
These be furnished such times and IN such
OF building his
Aud contractor shall FIJI 10 ur
required Public Blu
will liberty purchase market the
rqured and risk OF the delinquent contractor and his
sureues.
Proposals received furnishing the cung
white pine boards and common reeneh o, suitable for eahod
ing WIN Ehsbf
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
Jan o3-9awtd