The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-23
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that mrs, Of the limbs are entirely >trippc.I
of their leaves by brown bug. which flies at
dusk and lights upon them. 1t is about one
inch long, and quarter of an inch in breadth
across It's back
ss' We learn from the Medical Examiner
that the Medical graduates thus far. hav,
numbered nine hundred and fifty for the
year ISIS. This includes the .raluatss OF
sixteen Medical institutions.
e. S.ventv-thrre cases OF A>iatic cholera
have occurred at Alexandria, Va. since the
18th OF MAY, thlrtv-iour of which have prov
ed fatal, The disease. which has been con
fined to certain localities, and which has not
assumed an epidemic form, is now declining.
From THE RIO GRANpE.-B Brownsville
dates are to the 2eth alt. 4 skirmi,h had
taken place between Captain Changers L =.
Rifles and party OF maraudin. Indians five
OF the latter were killed and a number woun
dcd. Troops in large numbers are continu-
ally arriving at Mexican towns on the frontier.
Military cnrampments are also being r>tab
ilshcd at many points on the Rio Grande
MORTALITY ON BOARD VESSEL Al
SEA--Ihe schooner Empire, Capt. Barker
arrived at Boston on Saturday. from Darien
VA. during the voyage. all OF the crew,ron-
>iStns OF two sailors, a cook and boy, togcth-
er with the mate, died of Southern fever
The last man died on the 9Th inst. since which
time, Capt. Barker has been Obliged to na,i-
gate the vessel, and bring her into port alone.
lie himself had been sick. but had recovered.
III ra< far SIR doys alone on tie oceun.
Is" There have been five editions of IN.
wide, Wide World" sold in London. or ov-
er 2oo,opo copies. This is a circulation next
TO that of Uncle Tom.
HE Mission To ENGLANp-Thc recent
difficulties which seemed likely to deprive
the country of the services OF Hon. James
Buchanan at the Court of st. james, have
been adj ustcd. President Pierce had an in
tervicw with Mr. buchanan at Philadelphia.
on " cdncs'lav morning, the result of which
was, that MIR Il. >ignliied his acceptance OF
the important trust conil'lrd To him, and his
determination 10 proceed upon his mission AT
"a early day a> will suffice 10 make the u,..-
c>>ary arrangements
IL y lump OF gold, sad To lie worth ST.
ooo, the arrival OF winch At Trenton. y j..
Recently. created some little SENSATION las
been attached in that cit, for Loav,! bill OF
thirty dollars.
K" The editor OF the \; l.ln Mluc>ogjau.
who has been visiting the n Crn< valley.
81! that >lNiv million feet OF ,umirg ana lu-,,
will Toe sent TO marhct tins season from that
stream y.uuc.
THE MONTREAL Rlnr-rhr curoue:, IL
4He>t INTO the Garal<i ira,lc-, l,o>c. on
thursday night. Nine protestant Jurors
found. among other things, that the lrin- NJ
on the citizens on that occasion. WAS Lv the
order OF the Mavor. and that the firin.> were
unnecessary and uniu>ttiahlc Ten catholic
Jurors returned verdict agrcrin. MANLY
with the other but stain. the order TO fire
was given 10y some person unknown,
raS' The Jackson (Mis>) Flag, Il Mon
i>t paper, SAYS: 1t Is believed that not one
mon Democrat has been appointed 10 office
III the State. except Il sin. lc individual VII"
we understand, obtained hi place through
the solicitation OF Mr. Matters. bctor. he lett
Washington. The Flag also gives long
list OF arp"in,ec>, all OF whom acted with
the ScceSsioniStS in u.
& There mas an Irish funeral rrocc>>lun
two miles long. in New York. on MONDAY
afternoon. The deceased WAS Mr. Ma>tcr>un.
who cmlgratcd from ireland TO this country
in 1914.
ALABAMA.-t Col. Earnest. who had an
noanced himself candidate for Governor OF
Alabama, IN opposition to Col. Winston, Dem
ocratic nominee, has withdrawn from the
canvass, and announces his intention to sup
port the Wing candidate. Mr. Walker. Col
Earnest Is Democrat, anu urges his Demo
cratic friends to vote tor Mr. Walker
t:S The site orthc Name Railway at Port
land has been sold for SJ5.uUU
81 y very handsome cane made OF Loop
ard wood, and sr,rmounted with gnld, was
presented to Hon. \, G.. Upham, of Concord.
on the 9TH inst, by the employees of the Con-
cord Railroad, Just previous to his departure
Tor London.
sE7 Clark Mills, the sculptor. the Rtruh-
lie says, has purchased farm three miles
and halt from Washington CITY. on the line
OF the railroad, whittier he has removed
his clks buffalo. and other Iivin. models and
where he intends 10 locate his studio and
erect manufacturing works required bv his
profession.
The C"LoKFD Cu>vENII"N Spcdkin.
Of the recent convention OF colorcd people at
Rochester, the Democrat saws. Some few of
the delegates are quite wealthy. One individ
ual is said 10 be worth about seven hundred
thousand dollars
u The duties of Governor OF OHIO de-