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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

The owners Of water rights North river between
Hammond and Troy Streets will please take notice that the
following resolution passed the Common Council and
approved by the Mayor July lS5S-ThAt bulkhsad be
built or the North river the exterior s Of the city,
sn he centre street the line q Ham
said work Be completed within tive from the adop
ton Of this ALSO that the completion q
eukhead and West street shall hlied in 80 soon ~
cAbe thereafter and the said Street Commissioners be and
he hereby directed give required BY law 70 be
in Ike cases. propfetors Of the water fronts on
such exterior ne and who have taken out grants TO
ead line to make and complete said bulkhead and MI N
and ground behind within the period speei
sfea and in default Of said proprstors water
grants said exterior line, and consenting to make the
kulkhesd the intermediate ground required within
the time months the adoption OF this
ternsSias round shall Be- made and completed
pense the Mayor Aldermen. and Commonalty Of the
city Of New York, and for their own henent
JAMES FOREY, Street Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAL
CHS Company intend sailing thsr savorite steamship
IL

City Of Glasgow Observation-Disclosures Saturday, Aug. %
City Of Manchester. Saturday, Sep.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Manchester .......... Wednesday. Aug. n
City OF Glasgow .............. Wednesday, Sep.
Saloon, $780, Sos. and ass (according to state rooms
limited number Of thirdcIass will be takeH
snd found with comfortably cooked provisions for
SO. to Liverpool &5. .from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring cut their friends obtain
fcaes passage drafts the Bank Of Ireland
Of 81 sterling and upGrds Handbills had
tie oxaoe OF THJkAA RICHARDSON, Agent,
ID Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

GTEAN BETwEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasso. and New York steamship Comgasye
Craig commander, will leave New Yeri FOR Glasgow
Saturday, Nsvemboi at II O'Clock FIRST cabin,
saloon s.ate rooms s9o d. d. midship dol Ee second
70 j. McSYMON, IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

TuLLIEN'S CONCERT BOOKS.-TRE AUTHENTIC
81 and copyright edition of Juliien's Concert Books will
published evening" and be obtained in Castle
Garden only They will contain the words q the Songs
together with the portraits and lives of Julien Anna
Zerr KGnig Bottesin Lsvigne Reiekert Muinhauer &s
Each book bears Juien signature the title Price
shilling any excess Of which charges fraudulent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

dor SAVANNAH AMP FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
Mail line The new and splendid steamship FL0RIoA
a..i O'clock ~ from pier No North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No. 10 Broadway.
The ALABAMA, oeoIge h. Schenek, captain, leaves on
Wednssdsy September u for Florida; Through tickets
from New York TO Jacksonville, $31; Pilatka, $50.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE FOR CHARLESTON AND
IN Savannah new and superior steamthip AMERICA,
Mitchell m,str VII leave New York q ociosk on sstur
passage, at reduced rates apply At - Broriwsy.
II. J, VANDEWATER, Agent.
E'cR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIeHNoND.-
II u 3. Mail line steamshipg-The ROANOKE, Captain
Cavendy, leaves every Tuesday, and the JAMESTOWN.
Captain Psrrsh, every Saturday, At o'clock M roe
pier IS For Geigbt apply on losrd and for psstsss
" 49, L!sN 1iIsAsAxN Az, s,s ~ kssw1wNS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

ARoroN xQUKpUCT pEPAnTNHNr.-ro CON.
U ractcrA-Sesed propcsals endorsed Proposals for
sswsr II Hsdssn street, VIII bs received at The oos Of
s.gtsnbef 1853 q o,soek for the building
street from No. Madison street TO the sewer 81 Rutgers
stsees being length about 400 feet The plan Of the
for the building the same and other
formation relating thereto DO obtained application
TO the water Purveyor, Ut this once.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Depar lnelt.
New York. August %, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP C0MPA.
IN ny.-for Mobile stopping at Havsns, The side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Captain J, d. Bull.
lock- u s. N. will sail for Mobile Friday, September
North River Passage s6 Freight .sssn for New Orleans
Goods consigned to L. hesd Co. Mobile, will be forward
ed free Of commission No freight taxes to Havana but
spsce. No frel hit received saili-g days Companys
pcaton at the moe Parcels received At tse ONCE only,
PASSENGERS Tor Havana must procure passports before esv
ing port. -
N. B.. The new ship the stocks will take
her place ia The limo in time FOR the fall srade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

A UsTRALIA-.YOUNG AMERICA LINE-THE
"A stAunch and really beautiful white oak clipper bark
J. PATTEN, JR., or Winged Arrow. will sail FOR Mel
bourne wharf in about twenty days With those 10 whom
economy expedition and comfort paramount TO other
considerations. which We will not pay to mention this Is
again For PARTICULAR apply Immediately to the
agents, G. MAITLAND, JAMES 4 CO., 10 South street,
corner Of Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

rTHEATRICAL NOTlCE.-UrlCA MUSErM-THE
ladies and gentlemen engaged at this establishment
informed that will open the saturday Sep
TENDERS MILE MARIE DURET.
THEATRICAL N0TICE.-WANTED, FOR RESPECT.
able Theatre In the State Of New Yorf Leading Lady
Walking Lady, Female Dancer Old Man, and To
Comedian Apply stating where sn interview
can BE- had, to c. II. MATHEWS, Herald Office.
odd FELLOWS HALL, MOBILE, ALABAMA-THrs
" and splendid concert will be completed BY lat
November IL will be furnished in tenifcent style will
200 PERSONS Has stage and dressing roorns and
the best location In Mobile ~ win be ssy
performance By the nght week, month"; on
sppeston bv letter or Ia Iefson til O'clock a
Nv s.sksvss AApN n ", kAhASS, <sssn
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-04
FORM FOR A BID

III
Where no change from advertisement contemplate
| ed By the bidder.
! Cor we, the may beg There write the ndme or
names in FULL of there the residence resdences1
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No from
to often as the Postmaster Generals adver-
tisemen proposals same dated December I5 1852
requires in the time stated in the schedules contained
such advertisement and by the following mode of
ance wit Here state how is be conveyed for the
annual of there write out the in words at full
length.
Dated [signed.l
Form of a Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to the l day
July next enter into the required obligation perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties
Dated NSigned BY two guarantors.]
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, or clerk Of court
Of record, the may be- ceres that he is we'll &C.
quained with the above suaantors and their property and
atthey are men Of property and able make good their
guaranty.
Dated rsvned1
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Arrive At West Meriden the same days by lila
Leave West Meriden daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Waterbury the Same days by 81 p NJ
Sol From New Hartford, by Pleasant Valley Hitchcock
vile, and Colebrook River, to New Boston, Mass
II miles and back, three times week
Leave New Hartford Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at pm;
Arrive at New Boston the same days by SPIN;
Leave New Boston Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at cam;
Arrive at New Hartford the same days by Ii an.
952 From West Cornwall to Sharon, miles and hack .;r
times a week. =
Leave West Cornwall daily except SUNDAY at 2 D m .
Arrive q. Sharon the same days by 81 pm,
Leave Sharon daily except Sunday at m
Arrive at West Cornwall the same DAYS by 81 a m.
1853 From Falls Village, by Salisbury Lakevile and Ore
Hill. to North East, N. Y, lO1 miles and back six
times week.
Leave Falls Village daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at North East the same days by 64pm;
leave North East daily except Sunday at ram;
Arrive at North East the same days by 81 M
So4 From New Milford, by Bndgewater to RoxDury, 81
miles and back, three times week.
Leave New Milford Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at SPIN; |
Leave Roxbury the same days at am:
Arrive at New Milford the same days bv IL a M
300 From Newtown, by South Britain, Sou,hbury, and
woodbury., to Hotchkssvile 163 miles and back, six
times week
Leave Newtown daily except Sunday at 10 M;
Arrive At HotchkissviIle the same lays by 81 m;
Leave charlottesville daily except Sunday at sam; i
Arrive at Newtown the same days by III N.
900 From Danbury, by Balls Pond, to New Fairf cid
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Danbury Wednesday and Saturday at 3 P m;
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-04

sl3 From Tsri6vills. ~ 0rsnhy Nossh en1, ~ 1ak
Granville, Mas, b nlAn5osd, = nis and tsek, ohss
4 wsck.
Leave Tasifsiie Fridsy a 10 -
Arrive q Hasnford tAssaaae dsy ~ . pmi
Lsave 8asnfesd EAt0Fasy 4 Tams
Arrive 1t TAriifville the sauna day by 2pm.
GA From Collnsyie. BY Pho Meadow, New Hartford,
Winchester, West vginstsd, Mlbsook, Norfolk, West
Norfolk, ana East Canaan, to Canaan 20 miles and
back, six times week
Leave Collnsvile daily except Sunday 1t 10 am
Arrive at Canaan the same days by 5pm3
Leave Canaan daily except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive at Collinsvile the same days by SPIN.
els From Colinsvile by New Hartford Centre Torring-
ford, aud Bakersvile, to Wolcottvie IL mites and
back, three times week.
Leave Coinsvlle Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
a5pm;
Arrive at Wolcottville the same days by 9pm;
Leave Wolcot:ville the same days at a m;
Arrive at Collinsvile the same days by 8 q m.
GIG From Bristol, by Terrysvlle, Plymouth, Plymouth
Hollow and Mortified, to Litchfeld, l6a miles and
back, six times week.
Leave Bristol daily except Sunday at I'm;
Arrive at Litchfeld the same days by 4pm;
heave Ltchfeld daily except Sunday at Sans;
Arrive at Bristol same daysby IL m.
9l7 From Unionve by Burlington, and Harwinton, to
Wocottvlle, Is miles and back, three times week.
Leave UnionylIe Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
at 10 a m;
Arrive at Wolcotvie the same days by Bpm;
Leave Wolcottvile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at loans
D1e From West Wilmington, Moose Meadow, Westford,
North Ashford, West Woodstock, and New Boston,
to Webster, MASS, 294 miles and back, three times
week.
Leave West Wilmington Tuesday, Thursday, and sa-
urday at pm,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
Al TEENooN

SENATE Mr. Coolidge. from the com
mittcr on til" Judiciary. reported against the
hill to alter the common law in relation to
Pleading. allowing the riI. to JOIN debit a.
Sump>it. and covenant in the same action.
Bill Introduced and referred tx Mr.
Hale to extend the charter oi' III" Bank "f
Catalonia: Ia the Committee on Banks.
En.ro><"d Bill>.-To incorporate the
Mortified Bank in addition 10 chap II. G.
:, entitled Of dcpo>iti"n> and witnesses: III
relation To subsequent attaching creditors.
were s"v"ralv read The 81 tim. and passed
IIol 81 The IInu~,. resumed ri,.. i,'-
lpfin, i,: l. :, senator with :ac following
results
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

ten with I,.ss qrrimony Of spirit, in more
pleasant >:vr. and with more various and
thrilling incidents. 1t dwells NOR" upon the
spiritual blindness in which Popcrv keeps ITS
victims. and shows the utter hoIlowncSS and
unmcaningnc<> Of its mummrricS. he moral
which it teaches is one that >hould ensure TO
the book a wide circulation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

1t has been announced that Henry Stevens.
f:~'l. Of London has recently obtained BOSSES
sion OF many hitherto unpublished papers OF
Ecniam;n Franklin, which will soon be- Given
TO the world. They are said to comprise many
letters 30 and from IL" American philosopher
oi Grcat interest, ami having an important
bearing upon III, reputation as Statesman.
The sixth volume of Banrrofts History of
the United States, being the third volume Of
the History Of the American Revolution. /,
nrariy ready for The press. Histories of our
country are rapidly multiplying. 1t is said
that Prot. Henry st. George Tucker. Of Nir-
ginia. author Ola Life of jefferson. has nearly
finished History Of the United States. Mr..
Jared Sparks is also preparing a History of
the Revolution, a task for which he i, emf
nently qualified.
Col. HentOn'> 'T!,irty Years in the Senate"
will extend to several volumes. Extracts
from it have already been publi>lcd,and have
attracted great attention. He cflcctualIv
wipes away the SANDERS from the memory
OF Henry Clay. in regard to the part which
Mr. Clay took in the elevation Of John ou;,,-
cy Adams to the Presidency
The eighth volume of the Works Of Jobp
Adams, edited by his grandson. Charlie, T
Adams, has inst been published is hon.d
that the SAME editor will al,o 1--WE to ,,,o
world the works OF his father. John Ou;,c,
Adams. more vouminou< and more im,ort,n,
probably. in historical point Of vicw than
the works of any other one man.
DE Witt 4 Davenport, the publisher. Of
Beatrice, nave Just issued companion VOL
une to that excellent novel. |, i .n,;,r.5
"liclen Mu!graye. or Jesuit INccu,or.l;, :.
and purpor'> to be the auioli9rr1,,by -
>cccdtr from Roman>ln. Like Bratr;co :.
strikes at the root Of an evil. Which i nm
che A''l, would speedily envclope the I,nI
q win a mantle Of darknt.s. Bat i.seyr;,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

IIOT SE-Bill> introduced and referred
BY Mr. Field, to repeal the az: divi'iin"
the town of Montpelier: 10 the members from
Washington Go. By Mr. Hwincll. dividing
the funds arising from the grammar school
lands in Orleans Co; to the Committee on
Edurarion.
The Senate came in. and the Joint assem-
Div prorrclrd To ballot for second director
of the State Prison. Mr. Rire OF Somerset
nominated Jarvis +. Burrows. Mr. -Iudevinr
nominated and Mr. IIart>horn seconded Geo
". BAILEY. and the ballots resulted as :ol-
lows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

Mr. Bailey was ihcrrupon declared elected.
Thomas F. Eo-uc was then unanimously G
lrctrd Sd director Of the State Prison ~ a
rira r.c. vote.
The iont assembly then proceeded to laI-
H., for Commissioner fthr Insane. Mr. Bar
her nominated Moses W. Davis. Mr .Iudr-
vine Nominated T. ID, bradford. Mr. Gran,,,v
nominated Marcus o. Porter: and Mr. rlvr.l-
ton nominated Charles Clark ot Townsend
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
Mp\n,, Y

hot Er-ro>>,-l E7l, So. ~
to extend the char'"r atrhr >uar,ar A M
gate Il. L. Co: in addition TO- -l,,.,..l'''..- ~
iling the hu>'nr>> Of l,auk;nr a-,.-,,..l, =.
l., FL i"ir,,"r1'"r''e Ire tir,r Y
tain Land. LHmhcr, a-l Tr,.,>,..-,,.. -.
{" in""rrorat" ia" t'a~'l,.',, lIa,l G..
iating to the publishing Of law, ta- T.,
m"nt "tria'm>: IN incorporate. H.. 90
ma >ton" Cuttln" < uuarryir- c..
ally read 81 time auI Is>>.l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

y
SENATE.-Thc President announced tbc
folI"wln" select committee:
On MIR Colts resolution relative to taxipo
Bank >tocck, Senators Cole. Stevens Of cal
"'ionla. and Millington.
The Senate adjourned TO Monday after
noon.
io' SE-EngroSscd hillS.-Relatinr TO
the lees of shcriii> and liai! keepers: read the
ID time and passed. In amendment of sec.
- chap 10 e. $. relating 10 the fees of
sh'rti> and jail keepers: Mr. Weston moved
TO dismiss the hill. which motion was favored
"y Mc>srS. Matthcw>on and Weston. and dis
agreed fo-ayc> :? nays IL :, and the bill was
passed.
Inc Senate came in and the ballotinrS for
Judge Advocate General were resumed with
the following results:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
Liter Sill from Eurone.

-, NEW York. Nov. II.
me Collins steamship Baltic. from Liver.
Foo' 'hr zd INST. arrived here To dav. brine
III" news four days later than that bv tbe \
mrrIca.
In. line Liverpool provision market was duIl
~ he London Times of the ~ inst states
that there Is no reason 70 doubt that ON rho
zth oi October 5000 Turkish infantr, anil
-t"o cavalry crossed the Danube. and orcu-
Eied haIalat, opposite Widen. and that a
Ia = number OF troops were still passing over
III par"r>- When tins news was DESPATCHED
me russians We're gathering on th. roint Of
Attack and II was expected tia. 4 collision
would take place on the 18th. For the mo-
'l''' mere Is an end o. notes and diplomatic
Omar la>ha'> movement anrcars +oIo,l,
currently OF ra>hnc>s and he i probably fore
ei to move, in order to preserve the au,bnr;,,.
IL, relations over the troops; and after the
.e'1r''y OF the hostile nations had been sails
nri ny the >an-uinary Offering of useless
"''' % lec'Ir>> battle. perhaps, hc possible to
W. .,''' 'iie claims OF justice and hrman;,,
." '"''Ver may he the result of this con,c,.
!, cannot alter the duty of tie Western ,om
or, IN this emergency pow
tro,i ne other mornin" papers have dcsnatrr
.a', ,',hlin, rcceivcdin Paris. STATING that
Y'' HTk> crossed the Danube on tho 5aI
-, " ,',. near Widdcn and occupied KaI,'
"a winch had been evacuated by tie, Eu.s,a a,"
->o encounter took place ''"'''
..Ti I'll N,i>ia!nlnoplc despatch ofthe 2an,l Save.
>'i,-. '">'f'an envoy has submitted 70 H.
,..,.,, '', " ''at OF note, with the colect;vo
,,t , ,I: 'i The four powers 1t is st,,.d
Gin ,' H.; note has been accepted by Russ, "
,Io t.I I'''> subject the Times of Nov lst la-
a,,.., !. .i.5' witch wears more peacctnI
:, , 1t is scarcely Necessary to ,ar "' ,i
r,;,'1 " I tciorc information lad Lem r
''''' ma: IL" Turkish troops h,I ,.ra' i'I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
! HIE>nAY. NnN. 10 4 :

p, N. Vi, ''i'S introduced and referred
d! Mr. Maihcw>on. to REPEAL chan 90 e.
- establishing the office of State Su,.;n
den, ct Common schools To the Cnmn, ;,, II,
on i-h"ra'Ion. by Mr. Richardson. tn ron
>''',''e a new county hv the name of Crn,
nrrland' to be composed OF certain tnmn. "':,,
'h'iflam ami Windsor; to select comm,
tee Of five commit
J., Ic'Iflon referrcd.-Ev Mr. Bancroft Of srn
VI. !''f'ani'aniS Of st .John.burv. AGAINST ,ho
i iT,',n ,"r The division of the village of St
'o III to the Committee on Roads ~
y, ne House proceeded to ballot far Ssn,.o.
mr. Mr barrier nominated l.. Brainerd. Mr. Wa WASH
I our nominated and Mr. Grandcv sacon'I l'l
.'a5' w. I r; MIR PIympton nominated
N o, MIR .Judc,inc Nominated ,nJ "' N
bradford I seconded Oscar l.. Shatinr " ;Hr
W. T., OF coventry nominated PortnS n,x, MI
IL i'I' i'"''h nominated Carlos CnnEd,r" VI.
H ,:HI'>hIih nominated Charles pa,is ,,,, ,nr
T II,,'inI' nominated William Irywo "' ~ ,r
III "diiUtS resulted aS C,li.,, wv" w.
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I,,. co,,.i,, ..
.,.,,.. C.,..ro :, ,vo.,,.;ar or,,o oo,.o,..o
o,coulrnrqt;on messed r,,ooitlv Mr. .Jr.,;cc
,I,..,h H.. Th.ro v.rc two kinds -,}on+
.}4c,IIons If .;n and :,bout 40 Of rum The
Justice informs ~ flat t,c Gin was 50 l,1Iv a
lY,trrarcd ,lar if wa, an net Of crnrIty to
ro,a,.rI mother earth TO swallow i.
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'''',''' ''' '''
''',''' At
.' '"' ''''''" = CIV VI
'''''' ''''>' ''''' '''>' "'''''''i 'o'''>'''-
in;~ III 'i' ''''''''''H ne owes MS Ft-c'e''oA
+" the Hj-h reputation he has earned tx Ms
"''''''-'''-'''' T.. 'h"i INSTITUTION 'or '''e i"''
'''' "i i've years. bv "I> energy >a"ari'!
ana goHt management 1t has been rescued
from a i'"aNy "r"t' and made t" pay rs work
ne expenses without AID from the govern
ni"ni. / h" Legislature las done good decd
IN rr-"lc''InE HIM.
;.;..l.r r.. ;u a.1;,,.n,,
'i' >i'"" GOES Oh III IN" '>Pfih"' Inc House
have. after = gt.aut >tru.gIr. succeeded in
cicrrino i Librarian. and have heard the Ea-
t :,r
''i''H"h' hr'"fh' legislature
49,, !, =,
'''.'' >"'''l' '''i''>7 !
"rii'."Ec.i L! "r"ihrr article. i stu! IN a very
low coua;.i0n. ana l,i> Recovery i har,l!y
i,.L,l f,. H.. w,. ,l.,.,oJ g. H., 1-,;,.
~ '''> '''
''''''> '>'""'' h'>' year 'E '"e \'"-ll''"P-
shire Legislature to succeed Mr.. Hale.
T. = Mr. k;hcrtGu died ON the 1:,tI,
<" Gen. picrrr'S Iartv in Nrw-York
noI!.l - ,,,n vote, n I'M. late rIcc,;nr mora
'"''' ''''''' IT'S ''''" was !''''' i''''' Il wear
400. OF course We ct" not inciudr Ar l'rou-
son, parry annn,r The friend, of the Prrsi
,,..r, n,ro,,.o,nnt. Will ,.,l.,
I ''' ''''l 3''''' '''''
"r-'H I" suspect 'h'' they have <oH Irr>!-
dent.
&C.. ~,
~ >'''' - '"' New o'h ti'''!"'
q Just commentary upon the 1onblc deal
inr and ,hiranrv lrarti~,1 Lv Gem ri.r,, :,
obtain his election.
,go.Eo,,,:,t,,, az, o,,.r,,,
H., t.,J ,x,,a,, H. lI, ,'''." :. '0, ~. "
NV II ''' " "a ''' iidii> anu 'NhIl> OF New
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

AIr ''Iamdrl wa lh,rcupol declared c',,.t
ed. h'' l"'nt assembly then proceeded to
!ti!", Ter 'lud-r advocate General Mr.
iiar'>h"rn nominated Samuel W Sladc. Mr.
Barber Nominated and Ir rl,mr,on second
ed LYMAN l. White. and the ballot resulted
AZ follows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

D"d9r w Keith was thcrrupon declared
elected Screcant-at-Ar The ioint assem-
NY then proceeded 10 the election of STATE
Librarian. Mr. llar>horn nominated Frr5-
cnrk +, i!orcv. Mr. Field nominated Hem
rryy 1: Abbott Mr. Plympion nominated Geo
NJ Fisk. and the ballots resulted rs follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
TIE iNSI'lTi TIE.

The attention Ofall onr citizens who r>rc
to attend a Course Of Lectures the approa h
mo winter is called to the notice Of the Di-
rcctorS Of the Institute in our advertising
columns. They will find at convenient places
subscription r1pers for Tickets for the Course.
e. The following Dialogue. which we clip
from the Manchester (N. II) American. has
in ii a good deal Of meaning. Mr.. Pierce,
when in New Hampshire, acted az if he
thought the people Of that State We're merely
lonkcy>, TO be driven about at his pleasure :
but in attempting to deal with others in the
same way he experiences 10 little trouble
Some people in the world claim the privilege.
Of thinking and acting for themselves and
entertain the notion that a political trcadmill
Is hardly consistent with true democracy
Iere is the Dialogue:
Young lIunkcr-IIavc YOU seen what Coo
lcy SAYS about Frank ?
Old IIunkcr-No: what is it?
Young ilunker-l can't repeat it. but Vol
will find it in this weeks Union Democrat
9TH" youth gets the paper and rca'lS.) Wei
Gi bunker, what do Won think
The old man is mute for some minute
when raising his head rel .licS-
This looks bad Frank used to manar
our folks we'll enough hut guess that the
are a different sort Of people ont in Yorl
State. Neighbor W. SAYS he is afraid FranI
is hrcaking down. hope he'll be prudent
We better keep pretty still Just now
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
WIZ. .kii.N NIWS

\ Geographic dispatch ruLli~hrd in TIA,
Paris W,aa,nu. dated .t,.r,>l. 9th G.jo
Der. states thai ir, E,.>.,.l.. >',,la,.,> ,-,.l
',YI' g'",ko"'< ''',c'd 4. j,p>>a,r ~ n, H,ru.
"Lr an ii, 2:d. anal .,c",,,r,r. "a L.i>l mr..
H''"s He 7ioki>b jo,t oj Lritcbi. Laa,..a H.n,
an" 5n"W The Russians had one Cu!uuI
three officers, and twelve sailors killed. and
forty wounded, but pretend that they set the
tort on fire lv a shell.
lnt rance everything is prepared for Lane!
'Nnr'i''lon to C"n'tantinoplc, Eut no orders
VIII he @lvcn Tor 1t To leave unless new ci.,-
"nm>tanc"S should rcndrrit Necessary.
Letters from ii Petersburg. received in Pa
rs. speak N a strong desire for further peuo-
fl'''"n> ON the part Of Count DE- NE>>rI-
RODE, and even the st Petersburg .i,ny,o,
has an article which Is decidedly in This sense