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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29


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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29

es Inc only news 10y the Europa besides
the account Of the ship burned at sea, is that
the ministers of AUSTRIA Prussia and Russia
have at length presented their credentials 10
LOUIS Napoleon. The Emperor OF Russia re-
manned firm in his refusal to Use the form,
"of0ther' alid compromised by writing Mon
cher Ami
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

BY the arrival OF the steamship Tsxss from vssa Cruz
we have received papers from the city Of Mexico to
August 9Th. and from Vera Graz 10 Sept sih
| Captain Jordan has been shot al GaAnsjuaio ~ :
| traitor sh33at tlss n 44.-g
The steamer Grisslia recently wrecked while on
her way from Vera Cruz 10 Tobacco Those ON board
were forced 10 save themselves 10 boais.
The papers continue 10 ba filled with accounts OF In
dian depredaons in Chihushas. Durango CoahuiIs.
and sonora The reports drp.osahls Than
The President hasssasd decree. continuing Tor ten
years The privilege gained 10 toe port Of sxstan. by
b bale or barrel imported Tom sbso.S mo The sid
port he product OF this TAX goes 10 woke OF public
| benevoence ADD Improvement as,...A r..
decree OF August 18Th declares the topRsGe duty
be paid by ships arriving Acapulco With coal for
els touching at thai Tor other purpose. be
a, he rate Of twelve bsa ton. as by the general tariff
OF October 9Th, 1913. and Juno LIST, 1853.
Chr,s.oval Gonzales, Casmiro Domnguex. and Este
Meja condemned 10 death for attempting TO rob the
store OF Las Damas MeJicanas, have been executed
The free Importation OF arms, giving notice Of the
States -
The body OF Fsher Jaraaia has been diainsrred and
ebared again with great pomp. at tho expense Of The
TAoM HosDuaAs.
Mr. Hampstead, late American consul II Belize, ar
rived here on Sunday night from that plsce. and fur
aished the True Delta with The following Intelligence
On the 10Th Of July last the Enslsh settlement At
Limas Trus lilo, attack d by payty of Span
iards who killed The policemen lately semi down by her
Britannia Maiestys government al Jamaica. and then
made an ai'emp, to murder the Mosquito agent collector
place. The latter, however, made his escape by the
back way and saved bis lie. The parties then
attack ed the sorehouse of John Carmichael Co., and
bousd their clerk took wha, goods and cash they could
lay their hands then released him and went in the
bush, where they had previously bound oherpersons
10 the employ OF the mercantile firm.
The Stale of Guatemala has recently purchased an
English schooner at Belize. fitted her out man.of-
and with her taken the towns Of Omoa and Truxil
TO- in Honduras. aesa. 1a
The British schooner Thomas Pearson, OF Belize Ia
New Orleans trader) was cast awny on the island OF
Cozamel the night OF the 18th August last the officers
and passengers barely having time to crawl the
andward side Of The vessel abe capsized Immediately
when she struck the reef. Id aaF 'e tlsaea
In lor,, American brig Lauretta. Guide. loading for
New York
Sailed September J, Sarah Heath. for Boston.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

THE HORSE, by Yonsu, edited by s. skinner; vol syo
Method Of Horens~sbp Including tho breaking and Train
ing Of Hosa-s ssscher Translated from The French VOL
The Hos W al its Varieties and Uses by John Lawrence
Marus Of Phsrmscy for the student Of Veterinary Medicine
4 vol. london.
Agsse,lcs Treats. the Diseases OF the Horse, by W.
spccSes, EGG. I vol, london NJ ~. tss.
KnowsbN's Complete Farmer Doctor pamphlet.
H~s~s th.ir vses bresns and Management IL Hssh and
n-esse, ~ ~ ID Richardson pamphlet ss y + =. .fsss
rrscnca Guide Tr"ns Of voans HORSES BY Corporal MAJOR
Robert Turner, Royal icvss Gusfds vol, I.ondcs =
Ha1dbot ~ HorscmrnstC Hefsnberkm instructor OF
Riding U",-d s.,es Military Ac.dsny
he 0sess"s rstkss FAs showing how sss yoaf horse
On Journey, by r. TuHneI .5.ss.
Prsap.s 81 Ladies osndsmen ~ Lee
hsssA tvsnsssseA ftom hA roach. -. -. & st.rs ~
The Hunting field, W Marry thecvsr. vc,.. LONDON
rr.cc. Hctsema"sap hy Harry Hisove; ven London
rsps 20 rRAkcK TAYLol
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

gsessiop, encroaehmtn. and withdawmenr, only WIN
view 10 more intimate amagamation IN iine 70 come
leaves nothing 10 fancy but The clear behoIdnx expc
rienced results and nothing TO reason but Inc ormahon
Of hostile alliance ready and able TO s,uke DO" SUI
6eien, q .rs., additional sscendency Whilst the preser-
v.tion of called balance of power this continent.
founded on the existent oil things and the relations Of
Earopean governments certain portions OF our cont
pen is so far as al the diea OF foreign powers rcpu-
dated by ourselves this balance may yet be conceded 10
be necessary respect 10 the foreign countries OF Ea
rope go long their present forms OF government
tanned But for the reason, the boundaries OF the
central countries OF Europe will be fosnd continually
under the action of efforts, open Disguised,
engenered by the advantage OF positions that have heeD
secured by natural limits. bot result from consdera-
tons purely political and depend. to Sigh, degree for
their continuance on Individual caprice. "
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

German and French philosophy is ocean with
out shore. Starting with dogma, reason runs Wild
and the Imagination having taken the rens the sub
jecl OF human rights. overleaps every barrier minds
capable Of such n6nesma expansion first principles
Christianity is no more than dogma. possibility
sumes The garb OF demonstration. and obscure geaeral-
cations nsurp the place OF truth To hear educated
Frenchman or German talk the principles OF morals,
history, philosophy, or government, one would think
God mere circumstance, and the universe develop
ment oil matter having inherent powers OF expansion and
iacrease-or sablima,ed cosrnic organism.
How long will America ait and wonder at the brilliant
follies OF European theory! How long shall vanly
hope that on the subject Of human governments, they
are beginning 10 practical tangible theories
Taking England and Switzerland out OF The question.
they have elaborated nothing in eighteen centuries. Even
Cromwell declared political and moral truths which he
did not live establish The little republics OF Italy
broke down under their own nsgni6cance, and Bona
pare smoie with giants hand 10 break down dynasies
which he found. after all, the people loved, and them in
Dies pair Of man, he spent the OF his great life and
sublime energies in building up ones The Bour.
bons rose like hydra, Charles and James the Second
had before done and after living again hro1eh
three reproduced heads OF hldraic extremes, Oor
throw Louis Philippe into the lump gave way
10 magn icent cockatrice in Louis Napoleon Whether
this creation will turn out devouring locust or
many headed serpent. we yet TO Revolution
has succeeded revolution often, that 10 be
the mere excitement of change, and mutation fol-
low another without making The people wiser or better
new nasty is set up and bowed down TO in hurry
new constitution il written ahd sworn TO with the non
ch aIance of brokers circular the enthusiasm oil
love-la or poem Life there begins indeed al
every political change, ike an epic but soon ends, like
epliaph. HRUIUS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

by GREEN 4 SCOTT. Asctieassrs.
THREE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUC-
TIoN.On Tuesday the 10th
Of tbs rsHises occca three story bsk
The which they stand rs
inches sixth and under sseh
per month. Title indispunbls. fai ar a-N i'll
Terms cash. GREEN 4 SCOTT af
Sep I'D Aucuoassrs.
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The STATE ELKcrios--We present to-day returns
showing the result in the Stale The house will prob
ably stand W wings, Sc democrats and 80 free soilers.
The senate, two or three wing majority. We have no
space this week 10 speculate upon the
quenceS OF this result, or the moral to be drawn from
it, One thing is evden--he rum question 10 great
len, broke down party lines. and the people have taken
occasion 10 crafty whatever fancy they might have,
ether OF friendship enmiy. without regard 10 party.
Oar opponents making themselves merry mice
10 meal tub lie result but long. poor fe
lows since anything like smile seen on their 20.
tical visges, and their lug ubTous counenances have
been engtbenng out for many year that their mouths
wont 20 off, and all they make Of il is melancholy
and sepuchra grin In fact, ii is reported that the gal
liant Majos Of the Patriot. getting up in the morning
after hearing that The wings were in minority in the
house, found his mouth extended horizontally on the
right aud left. that he took himself for brother Walton
and actually began TO mourn over the wing defeat.
pfrmont Staicamsn, (rhig)
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

American GOLD COIN IN THE BRiTrsH WEsr lNpIra -
The London Gazette contaas proclamation by which /,
is ordered tina, the gold coins # the United States shall
be legal tender IN the Btnsh West inds colonies a, the
following rates, viz toe eagle nj the tate OF forty one
shll,ngs sterling The half eagle at ,weay sbogs and
six renee sterling the quarter eagle at ten sunxs and
three pence sterling; and the gold dollar At four shilling,
and penny aterling. Co., a. I.
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by TELEGRAPH.
YELLOW rxyKR AT NEW ORLEANS, MOB

e YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE. xTc. go
NEW ORLEANS Sept 1.-THE total number Of deaths
ported Tor the hours ending yesterday morning
81, of which 50 from yellow fever Tho inter-
reported this morning ~, 70 being fever
The total namber OF deaths during tho week have boon
305, Of which al from yellow fever.
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ny J. q. MCGUIRE, Aueue.ssr.

ny HcVUHNk, NucO00oefs
GALE or VALUABLE LoTs.Tiile Unissd ssassa-
~ Orphan Asyip of sh eify.
having determined provide esabsssss ~ ess
protection education
10 the following in tis city, seins povoa sasi
by CoDsress sowsrds providing fur this object,
Lott and 10, IN square No, 10
LOIS ~, 10 and -, in square No.
Lots 10, ~ ~, and ", in square No. all
Lots n, "a, snd 10, square No. ga -
payments twelve,
~ightesn months, with - ~. =
90 Of aad Psan
yvaoia avenue, O'Clock Tuesday Oth iastaat
= - III SIS j. C. McGU1HR,
septo-du Ascdaoesss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

EURNrTuRE AND HOUSEKEEPING RPveCTs.-On Tuss-
day Septsmbcr a, O'clock rssassos n
K H. weishtmsn side
streets, shall sell all his household effects coaprtsg
Mahogany sofa, spring seat lounges 4FE
Walnut chair, et.Hssfaa
Mabe and walnut and SOFA tables .h.a
Ladies' writing cabine, whataot ..r<s ~ N
namAsk and cbiatz window curtains, shsdes n ~ tsa
Brus.es three ply, and ingram carpets ,s ~ - $50
Oico,h, sar carpeting, rods F..#s Us f4HEF
Walnut bcdstcads, dressing ea ert ~. .l4.
Do wardrobes, washstands, toilet .ets
Feather beds hair mattresses, holsters piIowv
Mahogany adcboard, extension isLIss
Refrigerator, cooking and futures .9s5tt
French china dinner dessert, and a5e,s
Glassware, table cutlery Fa s#f.@. as97
Together good rssukssas 1919 y
Gas under,
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
r. .a4 f..ea JAMES q. hcoUiRD. stT
septIS-d ASSESSES.
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MARkETA

EKw roRK. Sept l9-p m.--The stock market closed
seadysaes of United States C Of 1857 At I2i{ Canton,
2sh Erie SO Long Island. s2l Reading. sales Par
ksr Veto, Is; Cumberland COAL 8sf ISL Phoaix III
Outlook gold, sales Money eas~i--cx hangs on Lon
don H.ssa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

oURyivoRs or THE WAR ca 1912 The Montreal
Herald states tina, William ii Hamilton, esq M. r. r,
and John Clarke, ssl., have invited all the militia
men who served in Canada in the OF 1912, TO meet
the 18Th Ocober at Qasenson Heights for the purpose
OF taking steps TO marx the spot where the bat
Ties OF thai war we're fought ~. atti s...s..58.
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rKou ruE rJyuINa Gsourps.

PORTSMOUTH, IN. y Sept IS-The United States ship
Cyane arrived to-day the Bay Of ST. Lawrence-a
welt Tbry heard Of no seizure BY the British
and fish we've iepof, ID plenty. es0 sa8
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Henderson (Ky) Courier.

GOOD NOV ESr.-A general meeting of presidents
and directors OF the various railroads of the United
States we see stated, will at Washington du
ring the month OF October. 10 consider The adoption VI
code OF laws and the establishment, of such general
urss hall guard against accidents railroads., and
give more confidence travellers, and that
precautionary measures OF the most reliable kind aIe
hourly exercised upon every railroad throughout The
Union.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20
y,a. ND loss OF LIFE

Bosros, Sept is --Hastine's 10 e yard Cambridge
was burnt This morning, invovins eavy loss A fireman
named Wiley VA run oyerbi an ergas and .insnnG-
ii killed ssstsa4 atAs4 eiA pit -eHps ttA
FATAL coLLisIsS YORK CENTRAL RAILRoAp,
ONEIDA, Sspt. 1.-THE coroner's jury have closed their
in the OF the colsion on the Central
railroad. They censure the signal fos negocting
hoist the red ght to the approaching train. the
rules OF the company require in all The ooaduct Of
the conductor and engineers of the freight train regarded
MS nexcusable in startirg from Uuca within
eight minutes after tho express nse ad Of from fifteen
twenty minutes, MS the rules require.
Patrick Walt, of Vermont. Of the injured passeng
died last night Mr. JeS hurt Ia the head, IL slighuy
improving.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

CooL-Ata church in Boston, Sunday morning,
the clergyman who supplied the pulpit in the absence Of
the regular pastor, rather surprised the congregation BY
stopping in the midst OF DISCOURSE and remarking that
che was so constituted that it unpleasant Tor him 10
observe any one reading while Tie services were going
on"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

MOBILE YELLOW SkvER.
MoBE Sept, l5iiope ii. Slater, form sry Of Baltimore.
died in this city Today of yellow fever. Rev Mr. Hughes.
Of The Alabama conference, and the Rev. Patrick McMA
hon, have also fallen victims the epidemic.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

nOMESrIC Toilet GoodsJus received and
IL fuil supply 81 the following goods
undreed
sbeetngs, in io.t aud ia widths
,nd and 81 pillow and bolster
cotops, quite cheap
These goods win be found unusually heavy and fine,
A lot ofiow priced prints and ambvlcs for comforts
Ex,vs heavy sad fine 4 4 and 70 uckings
Also, almost endless
ot toilet quilts and bureau
Al Of which going oil hs reasonable
possible goods
Cf.AGETf 4 DoDS0N.
Sent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

WurRr Is THE RIYLE PA Washington correspond
ent OF the Boston Post says that in 1885, the Swiss
conedeacy inus,ed to the care OF .some American gen
,leman speodd slvermouned rife, 10 be presented TO
the President OF the United States but as il not ye, in
the Patent Office, where il should be- thtre some con.
siderable discussion as 10 ,s present whereabouts,
Somebody ought 10 haLd over " ths, nile"
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OFFICIAL.
Notice 10 Claimants.

! .t.4. .,a. tt DEPARTMENT STATE,
| Washington. 18Th September, 1889
having made, between The United States
America and her Britannia Majesty for the
OF Claims which unsettled
United sses the British and Of British
the government OF The United States accing since the
peace aud friendship concluded Client OF
1874 having appointed part
governments London investigate
eide ne Claims and full perfect and ns
thereof notice is hereby given that all
against the British them,
requisite evidence information thereof the
flee OF The Department OF state In season to be presented to the
COMM within months from the meeting,
holden in London the 18th OF september instant
where special cause for delay exists in which the
have extend the time Of receiving
further Of three mouths, naking
18Th Of September and all claims
within period for their are, by con
venuon, be holden as finally seIred aud barred.
has been appointed agent part
government before present
support claims Of citizens Of the United States.
SPECIAL oRDrns,l WAR Dr,AxrxExr,
t- Warrington, september ~, 1859.
pomoiou applicants
appointment, medical staff Of the army, will
city New York The first day Of December 1885,
thereafter as practicable. Goa atgt-5a aeat- ta.
Detail the Board.
81 surgeon C. A Finley. II ses
5ess. .1.4 sgerasa Surgeon n. c. Wood. 10
Surgeon John NJ Cuycr
Assistant Surgeon Josiah Simpson, a. Junior member and ssdr
-ettE - f NaNl1ifN @ .. CookEh, Adlssnt GENERAL
C-Knixhts Tempisr-A special meeting this (Tsrsasy)
evening al the Asyiun corner Of and Tsnth at
O'CLOCK, p m. S~p ~
The public ;, respectfully invited to
the sas VI excreni which will place
10 o'clock, M at the residence Of Mrs. h tho Ola ospo
sept 20 = GREEN 4 SCOTT,
ny J. e. McaUInE. Aactssrser. g t.eas (
OF OF yENEERs AT AUCTIoN.-On Thursday anYrnoo,
II September "a o'clock, vi,
lot OF ROSEWOOD walnut and
lots ruit purchasers
Terms JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
Sept 20-d #E@ fz FL @fsi Aucuoneer.
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Among the most prominent in ,be heroic struggle
to secure the independence OF Hungary, readers will
remember the name of Gen. Meszsros. tie is now in
this city. sketch of his history and plans for the iu
tuTe lis contained in The annexed article. which he has
lent "A. : !.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

1872 ss Jsoo. 50, 1884, n; 1852, 80, and 1888. So
Shood .h's rate Of elimination continue in 1850 the fall
ing stars OF August will altogether IL is also BE-
remarked that the falling stars OF the month OF Novsm-
Der. which are infinitely numerous than those Of
August, are diminishing in numbers. 81. s.le.t
.t tGstignanfs Poyh Messenger,
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRofD.-Ffom the annual
report Ct be directors we learn that il is confidently
peeled that The road 10 the junction with the Illinois
Cenfa road (aboul sixty miles will be completed by The
lst OF January next, and the whole line Yincennes by
the Isl OF July, 1864.
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SHOOTING IN SOUTH CAKKoLLToN KESTUCxY-A LADY
WIND GATOR I've learn tina, rather singular rencounier
came of in South CafrolltoD Muhenburg county, one
high name and fame armed with revolver, and shot
Ihe calumnaor the ball taking effect in his throat in
fcting terrible and perhaps fatal wound. The young
lady is a daughter Of Colonel Wilson. and is OF The
highest respectabiy and character and hearing that the
Young man in question, hose have not Iorgot-
Ten, had been sianderipg her, She in company with her
father, went search OF lin. Upon being queslioned
he could no. did not, deny his allegations and The
younu lady shot him m the spOt .ssIssa5 4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

In the Parish OF Assumption. Louisiana, young CLEO
was seized in his house BY crowd OF exaspera'ed
citizens and stripped ,arred, end ies,heed IN The most
public street lie belonged TO oil and respectable
family and had offended his negbbors by seducing his
wiI.s sse, in conseq oil which the poor g'rPs
father had become insane.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

NEW FALL GOODs-The Subscribers beg leave 10 invite the
@ dew ,"s ss@ S. ;s NJ
soS 'hsr s The present
. pieces nav Style plaid ,iik.
!. % .upef.pyely rich Sias.de "ll. ,.'r s...
q 20 80 checked Y. md . ..,Ipsd a.
10 very rici nauaeed robes
ss r plain Ss. s's c'Ss. 'i Rsiae DC
!: 90 heavy ottoman satin.
so do nr.t qaaiiy marcriae., all color, VI. ..nt
50 do fine French lnerno. all oosr. 1850
80 80 3: S css..sis. ss dc .."
IS do do Cashmere pl.ids, new styles
entirely style chimes atl
10 do wsersd iIi'h popin. .-.a
p do Lyonese ,aper raa.., Of every very, shade.
a s ss.ss e z, s"s band. ss Sol. ..
saneric inserting. and sdnnr &c.
,reve. eheme fronts Tor dresses embrodsr-
dr. al lace. AID ser,aes OF every wian 4c -" ''"'
which win variety Of and desirable goods,
chaser. to examine before purchasing elsewhere
Nn-ou department upon much
SEPT ao-saw,wir ", BRO, co.
As LAST Hessp CArps received .nd now
for sale .upply goods which viii be found
wsr,iy attention ef bousskscper etaif !.
per ard, or 81 |" per piece. .4t'
Dealer in house furnishing dry goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, door Of 9th
I,LOUH Oh Cloths .nd Coco. M.tsinxs.-Jus, received
aud sale splendid assortment of style floor OIL
ootbs All entirely and desGns
copies nlad grained
flowers 50 80
square yard These goods all warranted, well seasone and
good order Of which diagram.
lot of 81 and ~ These
Of The goods The tnd offered
market
Also, lot Of rich Leipzig table cloths widths
fee, 20 liz feet and oil cloth for steps e llg..
how and goods good in the county
CLAGETT d DoDsoN,
In kinds o uYpif FRY roods
20acon Penn. avenue, door 9Th