The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-21


been rc-appointed Attorney General of the
State. and Alfred Il. Hatch Solicitor of
Rockingham county.
e" Among the passengers who arrived at
New York in the Hermann. was another SIS
ter of kos>uth Mrs Ruttkav, with her family
sa7 Miss Anthony Mrs ABBY Kelly Eos
ter, and other masculine women. presented
their credentials to the worlds Temperance
Convention. in session at n York. on We'd
ncsdav, and were refused admission.
EE"Ihc works ofthc Providence Iron COM
panv were sold at public auction Wednesday,
to Henry l.. Bowen for S40,ooo. The Jour
nal SAYS that this property cost the original
proprictors $3.50, 600, in addition to which a
large amount was sunk in prosecuting the
business. The establishment will soon be
again put in operation.
e" The imnortationS into New York. Dos
ton. Philadelphia, Baltimore. New Orleans
and Charleston. for four months ending y
pril 80 1873. were 20.Ol2.l92. arainst H.
?5?.N67 for the corresponding period of 1852.
a heavy grin in our imports, and a heavy
HrHtH upon our resources.
SAILING OF TIL: EXrLoEING Squadron.
Tile New York Evcnin" Post of Tuesday
>tatcs that the soop-of-war Ninccnnc>, bri.
p"rp"i>r and schooner FcnimOrc Cooper.
sailed from that port Monday for the navy
yard at Norfolk, Va. where they will receive
their instruments, and Immediately sail for
the North Pacific ocean. China and japan
seas, Behring's Straits, etc.
cESr Gem O. Clark of Y. Y. cx-Gov. Paine.
Gen. ID. W. Clarke of Vermont Philip Gree
". ,Ir., Of Boston. and Others in company
with Senator l,uSk. have arrived NJ New Or
, leans, on thri: way to Texas to make cxplo-
ration> in connection with the Pacific Rail
| road, They start from Galveston. and will
proceed via Houston. Austin. &r..to FL Paso,
: and return on some northern route towards
Memphis and Wick >bur@h.
r." Gov. >ladc passed through Springfield
recently. from Hartford, on his way West
with twcnt,-thrcc young ladies bound for the
Western States, with a view of becoming
school rrarhrrS.
&" Mrs Eliza Carson has been appointed
PoS;miStrr>S at Mrrrrr>hur., Pa, in place of
Mrs Findlav, removed. We presume, from
this, that Mrs +. was not of the right political
stripe
e Captain Gunni<on has been ordered
from Milwaukee to take charge of the Pacific
exploring party. II" will rendezvous near
Cornell Bluff. and attempt the central route
formerly undertaken by Cot Fremont
IL Anniversary week in New York has
been >.nalizcd by Tie formation Of 4 new So
cir,v. which takes the name of the American
Congregational l'ninu. l. was instituted IN
1"r he auSn;rc> Of Rev. Dr. Bacon of New
: Haven: DR.. pwi.ht. Of Portland: and Rev. L.
: :. Storr>. .Ir. and others. l. aim is To pro-
! vide bond Of rno,, and acquaintance amoro
Con@rr-a'onall>t-. and to promote the inter
r>t> OF Congregational poIitv. in the capacity
+ Of .,;:rc,y voluntary or,,,niz2tion
r,tIr,,, ,--,,.>,.,.>.r IT,, D;r,..,,.
Of the Western Vermont Railroad have d.
rcctcI a., assignment of the road to he mad,
II +, >;,s II II,lo.sof r,,I,nd Tia
was considered, 70 be- H.. hos, ono .oor,lJ.. H.,
) comnarv ultimately to meet i. T,liI;,;.s
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..mt.lf ~, ~, E T",';''I-.''' :,'''l ",'''r
> over our raycmcnt> the Presidents * ~, f.,
: the most snowy. the most costly. and III,
" most magnificent.
x Jesse Hutchinson. of the Hntrhinso,
w,I-,.,'r ."t,"L, ',t' n o'' ' 'T,, ';,n at
~
''>' "''->i 10 Hi'' " fi'9 fi'.- h'
House OF Representatives.. ordered to a thir'
reading hv vote of 10 to %, the rcsolv.
k proyidnn for the erection of ., ,ronu,.r. ;,
n,,,;o1 ,y.l.. $500.
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