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:crr'! -" nrrcGrDi >he may 70 10 ,I'ubis with
all proper inpr"pIjriir>. In England. the
rxciu>i,rn:S' o: the dJm"St, circle presents
but marrow c!anr,- for the rich. aud natural
aspiration pi ever! wn!l&n Marriag:. Mary
Ana 0, Jane must wed some sort OF cousin,
OF languish into single unbe>se,lncss. Thou
and. Of I'lea>ant-lace'l loving -natured, az
couplisLcI English girls 10 SO. Here, in A
ueri"a, the facilities :or margin and giving
IN marriage are unlimited, and incidentally /
ma, remark plentiful crop Of divorces IS
the result. The contrast presented by the
womankinh OF John and Jonathan is amusing.
The American girl is the trankest in the
world, rather wiltu. Jealous Of check or con-
troll, and perfectly selt:po>sessed. The Amer
lean rirl is the trankest in the world rather
wiltil. Jealous OF check OF control, and per-
i.ctly scllpossesscd The English girl is shy.
ditidrnt. accustomed TO rely rather Oh others
than herself. and is easily Disconnected. One
ASSUMES ,o,rl seat in the raicar Or lecture
room. ignoring vmr cNistencc-the other
Goes into pcritc; >pasms Of acknowled gment
The two types, cariratured 70 extremity, are
Mr.. Boomer, and Puuch's ''Cnprotecteu te-
male The latter IS terriiica.!y fngllsh
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PROM CALF 0RNIA,
AER!AL "a HE IL DORADO.

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THE G. ALE Ed o n | A n.
FRITZ AND SHADE TREES.

We have not known season when 50 ma
nv trees have been transplanted III this WEN
ity az the present. In passing around orr
village We notice that many oi our citizens
are or,la.nentinr their door yards with trees
and shrubh.rr. and We hope there Will be
no cessation until every vacancy Is supplied
The maple and elm may be transpianted some
days hence with perfect safety; and ever
greens will do better when transplanted as
late as the first of June than at an earlier pc
riod. In taking up pine, fir and such trees
care should be taken to retain soil about the
fibrous roots, and that they be not allowed to
become dry. Without this care half or more
of the trees will be lost. With it scarcely
one in fifty will fail if well set
There arc but few shade trees of large
size in our village and these were set out
many years sinceail the naples we believe
standing on the east side Of Main street-by
Hon. WILLIAM A. PALMER. now OF Dan
FllIP. W hon 4 Young Nidii uin l'oi"IIH lc9ii
Ing here be improved few leisure hours IN
setting these trees. some twenty Of which still
remain pleasant monuments of bis enterprise
and taste.
The number Of apple trees brought into
this section this spring is large. Seventeen
thousand trees came from one company. which
have been taken mainly by farmers IN this
and ncighborng towns.
We hope our farmers will not forget to set
rows of shade tr.eS each side Of the road so
far as their land extends Let the BOYS take
hold of the work when their fathers ar too
busy to attend TO it. Nothing will n" lost hv
labor expended in this way. The trees will
become valuable some wears hence, as orr
forests are made to rcccdc before the wood
mans AK. They will also greatly hcantity
tie country and make the farmers life and
residence much more agreeable.
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HON. JOHN u. HALE.

The Boston dinner complimentary 10 Mr.
Hale came oil on the 9Th, and was attended
Icy loo persons. It was AZ the Hall OF the
Fitchhura Depot Cas>iuS NJ Clay and the
Hon john Jay We're the only DISTINGUISHED
persons present from out Of New England
Mr. Hale, called NJ lv the first sentiment.
made leng'hv speech. delivered, a the pa
r"rS lave l. in hi< usual .rliri.ouS manner
Speeches were then made TX Charles sum
ncr. {. ". Cla-. Charles F. Adams John jaw
w. l. Garrison. Amos Tuck. and others
Mr. Garrison called for vote upon the guc~
ton OF the immediate abolition of slavery
This caused some excitement, but Mr. CARR
son was voted ont Of orlHr
The dinner. we suppose. Wa designed a. a
compliment to Mr. Hale in view of lis >orvic-
- in the Senate: ard AZ such j. had been
we'll earned hv him. Few. very few Srna.-
or> have acquitted themselves more honora'ly
than Mr. II He's the allcSt man New IIamp-
shire has had in the Srna. since III" S"n-
atorial career Of Levi Woodbury. or Is likely
20 have there until a new race i;'intcl'cctual
Giants" arise in H.. Cd Grant" State.
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Of .>iequboq' Jcony Ljad-Nr,y Pa<<ga-
qerS >cGideH-T rcnta Lyc> iot.
NEW OEIF.N> Nav @
The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived
from San Juan, with California dates to ~
prii l6 The news Is OF trifin. Importance
with the exception of the loss Of the :. :.
Lewis. which ran ashore on her passage from
san Juan. where she remains. The paSSen-
GERS 400 in number all got safely ashore
The ha~cage was saved but the steamer and
cyrrvthin. else was a total lo>s.-LOs> >3"".-
600
The 5. :. Lewis was built in Philadelphia
in ISL, for the Liverpool trade. She was
afterwards bought tv Mr. C. Vanderbilt and
placed on the line from San Juan for San
Francisco She was probably mostly in>ur-
cd in y. \.
The steamer Jenny Lind exploited near
San Francisco. hv which 80 or 60 passengers
were terribly scaldcd twenty OF whom nave
since died. including seven children, and
one whole family. Among the killed are
Noah Ripley, wife and three children.
The survivors and dead bodies were car
ried to san Francisco bv the steamer Union.
LoAvEs AND FI-HEs-Thc distribution
of these crumbs of comfort has commenced in
Vermont. Along the northern frontier the
following Inspectors have been appointed by
ID. \. Smalley. the collector at Burlin@ton:i
Darwin Mott. St Adams in place of Gen.
John Mason, removed. Isaac b. Bowli>h,
Swanton. A. T. IEcrrick, IIi"hcate. DIR.
C.. y. BurleSon, Franklin. A. Morse. Bcrk-
shire. Henry N. STATED, T., Iu,hio-d.
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lor, appealed by orator. Papers with the
Court, c. DAVIS for orator, Is y Davi,
for defendant.
No. 23.-William ID. Iiun;re>> " Eliza Ann
Iluntre>s Petition Tor divorce. Bill grai..-
ci for deser,.on T. y DAVIS .o- Lihe,-
LAM.
Ne, =. Sarah lilies vs.. Joi.. MI. p
ton for divorce Bill granted Tor dcscrtioi..
joseph Potts for Libcllant
No. % 81 Johnsbury " Calvin Morrill,
and al Petition for wri! Of cert;o.i to
quash the report of road Commissioners
Petition dismissed without cost. :. W.
Slade and Bliss y, Davis for plaintiff, J. d.
Stoddard and @. T. Brown for drf,.ndants
No. 30.-i"wn ut Newark vs. towns of Brigh-
ton and East Haven. Petition for Com
mittec to equalize expense OF building high-
way in Newark. PRAYER OF petition grant
cd. b. \. Davis, Theron Howard, \. NJ
MILAN, appointed Committee. g. {. Ga
hoon and H. : Bartlett for Petition. f. A.
Cahoon for Burkc. J. Brckwith for Sutton.
No. 3!.-John Sleeper v, Sarph Sleeper
Petition for divorce, till granted i,r Adul-
tery. !. u. SioldarI lor I.ibrl!aut
No. - liaIla'a Swcet>cr " John Swec;>cr
Petition for divorce. Bill granted Tor the
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Sahtsn anean Lie III Loudon.

l.., DR. HiGrio'. minister Al Iars' III E'--
,,,, includes. in h., annua rrnor'. recently
nui.:>he,', = VIVID description al s'.';rrr'i""-
AN ii. III l.ond0na, il came rndrr ms "b'''T-
,s,ion during recent Wit +" that clty. lie
,,,s;
Il, the !iniae5> >: >,r Richard Ma:ne
,ae che: VI .h, police department, "Ao pro-
,oec.j the ,i.!: AMI .,.l.: med car-.age, with
m escort Of Two oFicrrs. Gan lnSpcc'p" anu
..e.cr;i>rl tor nv altrndants,l was taken one
..gh, On round Of exploration to what may
be termed -uh-rr;lran London being con
,!rcted. first to a central station o! the police.
Tor inspection oil the CELL. which were thch
fast filing up with wrrtchcd inmates, srIco
ior some breaches OF the Feae, or gra'er Of
fences. b, the officer. Oh duty thence 10 'h'
quarter, of the ii.r Department; where the
men in charge. With horses equipped. were
lc.ninc yioil ~rqdv % rnsh on trr first note
of alarm. with engines and ladders, I" the
place of threatened Connagration; neNi' 10
more dreadful scenes. the haunt' OF me VII
ct and u.o,. dcprase l u both seves-d1'p'
rate chara, ter, among whom, buf i"' III"
.,r,...nce % de- officers al my >ii', lHh"
Stood among them with calm. tu >'crn ah'
i. ,e-nlined iron,) should not have been
safe one moment from robhcr! and Violence
In Rosemary Lane. Wrapping and NhIfechap-
Il WAS introduced to such den-. and wit
messed the orgies with which the inmates
made night hidcou>, was thence conduct
ed to the miserable lodging houscs,thc night
Is prnnv-a-hcad shelters OF the lowest OF Lon
dom. poor.whcrc .hulded together it wretch
ed tcncmcnts. situated in crowded, ill-venh-
lated, filthy courts, strewn on floors. from
basement to attic. with only littcrs OF tim
soaking OF straw. We're seen men ana women
the old and the Young, mother and babes
contusedly lying together, stretched in all d.
rcctions many Of the groups disposed with
nositions reversed. heads and feet alternating
AGAINST the walls, and children resting cross
,vis,. over their bare limbs. Not few OF
these creatures were found in perfect nudity
and seemed nothing disconnected as the light
from our lantern glarcd upon them,and rous-
cd them from their deep slumbers to a mo-
mcntarv consciousness of their being. SO
crowded were these abodcS, that 1t appeared
imposslble. in some cases. for human foot
to tread through the PROSTATE mass without
crushing some poor sleeper. Nevertheless.
ut the summons Of the police, the keeper went
before, clearing passage that closed as we
advanced with cautious step: and We proceed
ed from room to room, and floor to tloor,amd
foul and offensive atmosphcres- more op-
prcssivc for the warmth of July III .h,; max
ING it a wonder how the miserable occupants
Of those frishttul dornitorieS could extract
,hereirom enough of the vital air for the sup
port of bare existence. The effect was sick
ening and disabling to myself personally-ln
connection with other scenes witnessed, and
the painful reflections induced las physically
TO indispcse me for several days following.
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lHE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
Leonard Scott 4 Cos republication. has been
received. Contents-Scrope's History of
Castle Connie; Human hair; The Old Coun-
tess Of Desmond: Hungarian Campaign ::
Search for Sir John Franklin buckingham
Par.r>; Ar>ltv House; The Two Systems
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"Womans Right" American and Eng
lish y omen.

An English gentleman Writing 10 tie New
York Times gives the io,oNin. as his view,
ofthe "Woman's Ei2L;>" movement. and OF
the characteristic differences between the
women Of America and l.nsland. We pub
ii,h the extract, not account of the novelty
of its views, for sensible people generally hold
the same. but because it i no. often that so
much truth is told in 50 few words and 80
well.
Another notable instance Of the tnmor-!iAc
state into which the body polite may be
swellcd bv this seltwil, is manifest in the
Woman's Rights business. Rushing TO the
opposing extreme OF conventionaity certain
women claim the right to Sulgarizc them
selves, (Which they havc) and disenchant
their same siSterhood (Which they haven't
"Woman,' they cry. has never had a
chance to get her intellect devcoped-has
been kept thrall to man" How did man get
has intellect developed: He had to DO it iol
himself. What trash is it to assert mat mel
think cot highly enough Of women, Why
man ranks her infinitely higher than himsel;
The best women in books are By men--Imo
gen and Dc>lemCna. to Wit - True. TIT
same hand hath also limned kathernc,in tn,
flaming Of the Nlrcw;' the which play r.
woman ever liked or ever will) Womcl
draw am;al!e inanties barren pattern figure,
Ask pretty girl to sketch her model of
husband to YOU. and what Srob she'll dc
scribe She don't ,1ant brains, or but sui
iicicnt to enable him to appreciate h,r. Th
Ok! ladv,whose idea OF a great man was, ''on
that was kocrful Of his clothes. could rca
,I,, Bible without >pcliin' the hard word:
and eat cold dinner on wa>hin' DAYS to say
the women tod from cookin'," went to III
root of the matter. As for Bloomer>m, lie
US men say this, inaSmuch as we all think it
that we would rather dispense with high in
,cll.ct in women.tlan lack sympathy and tn
home virtues If the intellect exist We
thank God for tiff not. do as Milton did
rest content with true-hearted. simple natul
cd, loring woman. I'm not defending stupi
women hcre-IIeaven forbid. A fool ,whetl
cr man or woman,S the most dangerous cree
ture conceivahle-an embryo of every mi
chief. Show me an Elizabeth Barrett Brown
ing and Ill kiss the hem of her garment
and reverence. (without liking) Marcar,
Fuller. But for Bloomeri>m, believe II
woman advocates this so called Woman
Rights who has the domestic virtues in he
nature. Its scarcely matter for argumen
We knew its wrong. instinctivelv; AM
for my part, I think man would be Just
fled in quoting r"nrye at them.
OF all women. those American born La,
The least reason TO proclaim declarations q
l.depeudence Parental sway Is mild cnoug
They we'd as they please. get divorced if the
please, and every man willing to play serv
tor 10 thea. n the courtcsies Of every dav lif
even as it should be. Here's ample space
ard verge enough. Ole would think. 10
j it in Eurorc: France, (whi h has III
,,rc,,lc.t words and wors, usage for the sex
Nv. 10 ma.!cn.p I'll, til he hc legally ta
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/ he 1 N!r0u!lIaIl.


ST. JOHNS Blu RY,
SATURDAY, NAY II. 1853.
Dreadful CALAMITY.
Each week. Of late. we have been called
upon to chronicle some fearful disaster. Three
weeks ago. that Of the wreck of the lndepend-
cnce ON the Pacific coast; last week the ca
lamitv on the Michigan Central Railroad.
& that Y the burning of the Ocean Wave on
one of the northern lakes; and this week one
still more dreadful. upon the New York and
New Haven Railroad; in three OF which no
less than 200 lives were sacrificed. or rather,
to speak more in accordance with truth, we
should sav,26o human beings were masacred'
1t is now aSccrtancd. ACCORDING to
later arrival from san Francisco. that full
- persons were lost from the Independence,
which. with the other disasters referred to.
lcxrusivc Of that OF the Ocean Wave. which
i, not attributed TO carelessness> presents re
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mower sufficiently, notont 70 ,nt IN end r.
e Ito s,oros II can he dome Tho m,n,oers
Of railro,ds and stc,m,b;ns mold this power
e IN their hands. They can cxrluIc from their
e service incompetent, reckless and intcmpcr-
II -. ncr,ous They ur<t annlv the Ak at the
+ root of the evil. or the community will lose
1t all confidence in railroads and steamboats, a.
j. facilities for travelling. With them. mainly
a lies the responsibility. They must be mad,
as to feel it, and we are not sorry to see that i'm
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mediate action touching this point has beer
- taken by the Legislatures o. Connecticut am
Massachusetts. In connecticut 1t Is propo>
;; ed that railroad companies shall forfeit SO,
- coo Tor each I'ie lost through carcIessness o.
- NEGLECT.
~ The engineers Of the Mchiran Central an,
III tie New York and New Haven roads disc
~ bowed the rules Of the corporations. whicl
I" were 10 approach BRIDGES and like places OF
&C. DANGER with caution. They run at about FIJI
speed. If corporations employ such mel
they must be made to suffer for their tcmeri
" ty. The cngincer of the Central was drink
" ing man. and drunk at the time Of the disas
ter. The one on the y. y. and y. Ii. roa
had formerly been in the employ o.; the Com
nany, and while thus employed had reckless
,,o ly hazardcd the lives of persons. Make cor
-. porations pecuniariIy liable for the acts o
'e' such men. and they would soon DISCHARGE a,
- ~.
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Caledonia County Court--Nay Term, 1853.
CAUSES HEARD AND DECIDED.

No. john Doolittle and al. -. Bella IIoi-
ton. Ejcotmeut tor part 81 'ict''n'la,l:'s
farm in Lyndon. Judgment il the toan-
" CoCr: tor defendant; executions II
nla;.ti!.s; continued 10 tiryu;. Tcrm tor
a,lvisement. G. {. C;,hoon for plaintiff,
T. Bartlett and G. W. Roberts Tor defend
ant
No. j.-Thomas Kidder vs. ,Iolin {. !Iadley
.Iuiita tlq,rc't, ID vacatc a juI -nent of a
Justice. Judgment Of the County Court
for plaintiff Perceptions by defendant Judg
meat Oh County Court affirmed. j. ID.
Stoddard and NJ. Hale for plaintiff, &. G.
Cishoon for defendant
No. Town OF Walden vs. the town of Cab
Of Appeal from the decision Of Justices
for ordcrt TO remove a pauper from plaintiff
town Judgment of County Court for plain
tiff town. exception, by defendant town.
Judgment of County Court reversed and
cause rcmanled b. y. Davis for plaintiff,
s B. Colby and G. w Stone for defend
ant.
No. :.-Gcorse ". Hubbard vs., Elhraim II.
Fisher. Assumpsit ior proceeds OF farm
in Burke, decided to defendant in trust
Jud gment OF the County Court for plaintiff.
exceptions by both parties. Judgment re-
versed and cause sent back for trial. q.
G. Cahoon and H. 5. Bartlett Tor plaintiff,
T. Bartlett, il, and &. W. Roberts for De
trndant.
No. S.-Wiiliam Decker vs.. Samuel W Fish
er and Trustees. A>>ump>it for money
lost at gambling. Judgment of County
Court for plaintiff, and the same paid by
Defendant and suit discontinued Trustee
were also adiut-cd liable accorlin. other
disclosure. ard attcr payment Of The judy
mcnt bv defendant were discharged. with
ont cost from plaintiff Exceptions by
Trustees. Judgment of County Court re
ver>cd and judgment for Trustees to re-
ccve their cost. : W Slade and T. Bart
lett ir., for plaintiff. 4 j. Willard for the
Trustees
No. & ha..c~ Leland y tma,iah l.. Earn
ham. As>;~p>it On Note. ,Jul-myn; in
the County Court for plaintiff, exceptions
b. Defendant, Judgment Of County Court
affirmed, :. VI. >,alr for plaintiff. &. {,
Cahonn and J. II. StoI,larl fir defendant.
NJ, l',-li'nrE Stanley y, LA ant Jerome
Barker Look. and tina! IN the Comfy
Court on report q; auditors. Jnd='nca;
of Court .or rla!nta:' o" report, exceptions
by defendants Judgment OF County Cour-
affirmed II. :. Bartlett. e.. {. Cahuon.
aui Eiwa.I 4 CaL.nu Tor lain;iti>. O. +
Brown AMI j. u. >:c,ii.rI ior lrtcn,!anr~
No.. IL. Bank ot!.?a.,.f.r y y. y. Cl,l-
lorrn. l<>u,p;>it FIR moo.., received TX
4 PENDANT to rxrh.e.,,. .,.- hank JUDI
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