The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-11
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.


The Old Forest Ranger, or the Wild Sports
Of India" Those who have read the authors
former works will no doubt be well pleased
with his latest production, which Is cmbel-
liShed with many beautiful cngravings, rep
resenting the sporting scenes of the East In
dies
"Spiritual EappingS Unveiled. is the title
Of a neat volume written by Rev. Ii. Matt-
son. being an e,lo>e Of the origin and hiSto-
~ of the alleged communications with the
spirit world by means of spirit rapping' me
dunn writings, and physical demonstrations,
&c. with illustrations.
Robert Armstrong has published. in two
volumes "Acssarrs from President Fillmore
TO the two Houses Of Congress This work
is very well got up, and deserves the especial
attention Of all politicians.
J. :. Taylor has Published an Interesting
book called ''CarIotina and the Santedcsc.
or Night with the ,Je>uits at Rome" which
@ivcs >tartlin. description Of the corrup-
ton and viIlany Practised in Rome, and the
RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the priests. Edmund Far
rene is the authoro this ably written volume.
The American and Foreign Christian In
ION have recently published the story of the
Maliai Family, with notices of efforts made
in Europe and America in their behalf The
volume is compiled and edited by the spcre-
tarirs of the American and Foreign Christian
Union.
Cornish, Lamport x Co. have Just publish
cd a book, written by LouiS l.. Noble. emit
tied the Life and Works of Thos. Cole" be-
in@a selection from his letters and miScella-
ncou> writings. Illustrative of his life, charac-
ter and Genius.
Edward Walker, of New York. has Just
published large volume of 500 pagrs. writ
ten by John bowling, ID. d.. entitled THE
History Of Romanism," containing true and
impartial history OF the Church of Rome from
the earliest corrupt.ons of Christianity to the
present time. with illustrative engraving
his l. very ably written book and will ne
doubt /" more extensively read than any
other volume that has ever been published in
America upon the subject which it treats.
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through Your paper. their gratitude an,
thanks t" til" President and Directors OF thu
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ness .i'cf"IN! and trrcvo!cncc in CivinL
nee pas over their Road To all who wi>h,.
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Falls STANDARD. has been anru;nt.J Nail ,
lent on the Pa>>ump>ic Railroad IN ,,r,rc o.,
Nonlo Whitman. removed. W. ar. glaIt
have one Vermont agent on Vermont mai
route. On the Central and HurlanI road
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steamboat St. Pierre burst its boiler at Gil
morc'S Cove in the St Lawrence River. OF
the Doth ut.. and cight persons persisted in
>tantlv. The Captain, who stood over III,