davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
FRIDAY, Oct. 30.

SENATE.-Rcports.- the committee
on Land Taxes. in favor of tax on Orleans
county. ordered to be cn.rosScd and read Sd
time. From committee on the Judiciary. in
favor Of bill providing for reference OF action
in county courts: ordered to bc cn.ro>>cd and
read Sd time
Bills introduced and rcfcrrcd-Bv Mr..
Paige. TO establish the Cabot Bank : read l>t
and III time and to the committee ON hanks.
by Mr. IIa,,>horn, topav Piinv E">chruok'>
expenses of ,nrsuinga hor>c-.hicf: TO commit
on Claims; bv Mr.. Benedict. 10 divide TIA"
town of Darlington referred to select c''i;i-
mittec Of three Senators Nc>>r>. Williams,
MiIiin@ton and Paige.
IlOU>E.-Puh!ir bills introduced r'icr
a new rule Of the House. all public Hills 80 to
the committee on printing. as a matter Q.
course: ard hereafter the order of reference
TO this committee will l'c omitted IN reporting.
the reader understanding that all bills
under the head Public bills Introduce! "
have hccn referred 10 the committee on print
in". BY Mr.. brigham. repeating 6. $ and
9 OF e 20 {. :. (bountv 10 agricultural ~oci-
cty>:) by Mr. Erc. in relation to liabilities OF
railroad corporations: by .lr Gilmore Of
Mar>Liirld, to repeal the liquor law OF l>,e
and restore the act Of I>J0-. strong vote "a:
first against The second reading. bat after re-
marks " Mc>>r>. Field. Brigham. Spencer.
aud Bccchcr, against gags. the bill was unan-
imou>!y permitted a second reading and rctc-
renee.
Private bills in.roluccd-B Mr. Darling
to incorporate Waterford Bank: hv Mr. Kirk
land. I" incorporate Winlham Go. Bank a,
Brat'ictoro hy Mr. Spencer. TO incorporate
the Eac!r Bank at Ca>;!cton. in Place Of the
present hank.
The senate came in. and the Joint assem-
hlv resumed Laiioting for Secretary of STATE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

from which the Duke was awaiting the thun-
dcr5olt, delivered 10 the Colonel the brevet
Of General Abide Camp TO the Emperor
,hc brcvefs OF the Conimandcnt Of the Cav
airy Of the Guards, and Of tie Regiments Of
the IIu..ars - Of Chief Of the Corps of Ca
diets, and Of the Mining Ensinecrs--of Pres
i,,rnt Of the Academy of Arts, and member
of the Academy of Sciences. and of the ln'-
,er<;trs of St. Petersburg. of Moscow, Of
ksrsan, of the Military Schools, of the Coun-
I'll, &C., Sc. Al this, with title Of Imperial
lIishncss md several millions of revenue.
Now said the Car to the Young man.
who was beside himself with joy, will yo"
quit the service of Bavaria, and become the
-husbaa36t the princess Marie:'
The josns officer could only fall upon his
knees hthc with tears the hands of tie
EMPEROR
'You see that also love my daughter
said the father, raising his .on-in-law in his
arms.
On the 18th of July following, the Grand
Duchess was restored to health, and the Duke
Bcaufarnais de Lcuchtenburg espoused her
in presence of the Representatives of the
ROYAL Families Of Europe.
Such an act of parental love meritcd for
the Gar and his daughter a century Of hap
pi6css. Heaven, which has its secrets, has
ordered it otherwise. On Tuesday, Nov. 9TH.
1854. the Duke Of Lcuchtenburg died at
the afe oils: worthy to the last of his bril-
liant destiny, and leaving to Marie Nico!"wna
eternal rcrrcts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
TIL. ARCTIC.

Nothing further has been heard OF the
wreck of this steamer, or OF any OF the per-
sons on beard when heard Of last week
is APPARENT to every che that, had all the Of
i;ccrs and men about the Arctic behaved as
it became men in such circumstances to con-
duct themselves, and as Capt. Luce and Mr..
Dorian did. every soul on board would, in all
probability, havcrsrapcd the sad doom which
befcIl so many of them. The boats were ca
nable Of holding three hundred or over. The
crew. with the means at hand, could have
constructed raft, upon which. in the still
sea. they could have escaped. Instead of at
tcmptirc to do this, many Of the crew with
a majority Of the officers monopcliscd the
boats and, with not halt the number that
could safely have been taken. pushed off from
the sinking steamer. careful of only their own
safety. Women ard children. all, were left
to he cnsnlfcd Ivy the yawning pillows. Brave
men. How unlike the men of the British
steamer H,ktnMad which. but short time
since. after striking a rock went down in
thirty minutes On board of this steamer
were four hundred British soldiers with their
families When it was found She must sink
the bu.!c sounded the parable call-tl,c sol
diers raradcd on deck. The command was
given to place the women and children in the
boats. Their safety was first to be secured
The order was obcvc,l, and the boat. were
crowded by item. They pushed away for
safety. while the four hu inbred soldiers stood
on deck each nan in his Ila'c. The boats had
bat Just parted from the sinking ship when.
with one sudden plunge, she went to the bot
tom ard every soldier with her. and TIE "Sca
rolled on as it rolled before"
Hope is not ,c. extinct that some few
more OF the .Arc;:r'S passengers may have
been rescued 10y passing vessels and taken 70
The port, of their destination. 1t is a feeble
hope.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
FOL X DNHSl.ATJR.

Eal1rr1mcr OF : ht<.oy~1-ltel II NJ
>iai -. -i.1ta'.i
SANDY HOOK. %. -.
The steamship Wa>hin-tor from B-eaea
has Just passed tbs point. Size trir-- l. T.
don dates 10 the llth inst
TIE WAE.
No o:i.cial despatch have Vet been pg'.i>s-
el in relation 10 ,hc hattie Of the Alma
The English lo~t 2"oo men. Killed A..
wou;,lcl. and ihr French li"h. Na;''.-
iut H. want Of ,a,al~r ,'r,, r;i,cd TIM 4. -
>i,c victor, from beng tgrnei in:o a COZ
;,lctc rc:t If the Russians The Allies TAI
CHANGED Thar lau o: operations. ana W.. .
alta. = ;u>-ojnl from The >nlfh. whcrc
WIS ,.,,.-.a 10 l,. weakest, The 'a>c %, o.
alton j Ea'ah,a>a where the ca'a'T al!
>i,.c ar'illr1, are landed
The Ea>>;.r> hal "a, seven >hil- If 'h'
line at ili,. mouth @, Ia, larhor oi >r'i~t'-
pol. The hcmiarlmcit OF >''-~;oi.'I 'e.'h
on the .,ih 81 October.
Marshal s.. Ar,ai.l Is DID All ~
Canroh,rt j. now N c!.,t c.'l.i"tAi 81 '"y
Frcnrh arrnv.
After the lai,le OF Ana, ne H..
burnt al Ike Villages ~M'h ih't -
tl!rou-h in their iii-l'. TAcy h;'.''-;-
wounded behind them.
lo"" H,l>>ionS. WHO were t>c'fiii-
voy o; n.unitior> "a. NAY. had lr'-n ma.
oncr> M,i>clikoi himself ia:r'".t
carcd capture The garrison g i
whirh has alrcad. been rci or'ci '..''
the Russians. l.5.ooo strong. VIZ 90. = ~
10 >cla>torol. .,
Scha>:o;,ol was completely ir'c~,'t 4 >
body o, ,.Vce French and 1EAl>h .i''.
Wa 10 have lett Narna on the 18Th :.
Der
AI,ccs 10 Oci. l;h were 1t Co..
pie. The allied army arrived 4 l..
on the 10Th. and the port Was >r:i':-'',''
the 18th a..
There is great concentration 81, ! ''''
troops at Mat>chin. Omar Pl>ha vi, -
'liaiclv commence operations acl.''>' ''''
slams in Bc>>arahia. ~,
par:.. Tuc>,lav-A dc>iaf D u, \ ~
states that despatch from Nri> "a. "a. ILL.,.
rei,cd that dav. announct> iha, -, -. mi
had established themselves al HaaA'A
Cape Chcr>onc~c. and that no ala .r,-
made upon Scbas,orol NJ TO the 30 -
bcr. i-.
LArrE.-A telacraphit dcsFaf'h
| 'ari>. II o'ciock. states TIA a''''"''-
despatch Just received from 'icH"a'
,a,,imcn, OF >cba>tcIsd commence -
lock on the morning Of the iiiI- ,.-
4 despatch from Mar~rii'r~, Of fh'
announces that orders ha~ been ei''' q.
GIVE the remains of Marshal - ~
With All ,l. honor> iha; ~rrc pad Inn q"
is l,.,,arrnre for Coi>:anfinolie- -.
The farewell which he had ar'i' >',b
be- aru,, GATED at las bi'onar o., '-'' u. s,,s
=. ,t,r.s,cr. had arrived /: !oH!ol''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

a. The Know Nnothngs Of M:ssachu-
sctts have nominated Henry G.. Gardner. Of
Boston, for Governor. SIMON Brown Of Con-
.o.l. for 1t. Governor. The ticket is IN
.,;.tisf.riory to the order. and there Is dis
position I. bolt it, Mr.. gardner voted, in
the Legislature. against the Maine Law" Of
Massachusetts, .ni is also deemed unsound
on the question Of freedom. The ticket will
be the means Of defeating the election OF Mr..
Washhurn, by the people, end ultimately, it
is quite probable, by the Legislature.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
THE ALED q n i Il N.
VERMONT NEWS.

w ~
g The gold washing at Plymouth, prom
Uses to be profitable business. The proprlc-
tor saws that one hundred dollars per day.
with one machine, can be rcallzcd.-' ood-
SiocI H,rcmy.
CONVICTION OF FoEGrE>. vt Rutland,
last week, Jim Morton alias NJ. Mathews, ana
John Gill alias Samuel Bccro!t, arrested IN
Canada. and Charles Sexton and " illlam
Mirtzer, arrested in Philadelphia some time
since, were all tried for tor@!n" check to
the amount of ): 200 on the Rutland Bank
VT The sum of one thousand dollars OF the
money was found on Nlntzcr. but lie was
placed upon the stand as a witness. and on
his evidence the otlc- !hrcc were convicted
on two cllar.cs-iorgcry and false pretcrccS
-Icrmo,t thrmn"'lS.
The Nor>r-The House Of Representa-
,ives is an able one. and is disposed to do IFS
work as early as possible. Thrcc-to"'hs are
new mcInberS, and there are scmc notable
men among them. The most conspicuous IN
size and height is Mr.. H. q. BRIGHAM ir"m
Fairfield He has IA biz. manly voice.; but
speaks rarely before Tie House. He is a
farmer ownn" and caltiva'in" :l!irtecn hun
,!rcI acres OF land He OWNS some two hun
drcI a,.l twenty COWS, twenty-five horses.
and drives five yoke If oxen. In his dairy
he makes butter only The average yield
Of butter from the milk Of each COW Is one
hundred and fifty pounds The COWS are
mostly of the native kind. Two hu"c dash
,.r" ,l,n,.,,s ar, Sc, IN motion Ev two horse
1,,,.. ..,n,l ,a~ Nv ,L,.
-, -.
"''' '">''''''" ''''''' us SUE N -
consume ''''""' i'' i"'''r'a tons "l nay "''-
nually.- Htti'"f fW.ct ""H'hd IL F"'".
1I.u ;.j -, >, -.
murder "' ME'ht'i hEah' was 'o-"a. S'h''"-
ccl to " Ian. On some day to fined upon ~
,L G,,,,r. .,,t,.r .,l,. wears solitary co,tiuc-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

So :. l.. E,,'iic!d. Of MONTPELIER. was cleo
ted The following appointments were then
made: Frederick +. llovcv. Of .Ic,icl.o. Stat,
l.ilrari1n: Daniel Roberts. OF Manchester.
Bank Commissioner: Geo. T. Kcl,n-r. of
Sa>'on> River. Adiufant and Inspector Gen
cra. receiving - vo.c<-thc other rantj
dates voted for being Alonzo ia, KHAN and
ilrman Il. Smith: Geo. W. Grai.a..v. Of
Nrr""nnr>. t,uaricr Master General. (rrc,i,-
III" 10 votes. IN" ether candidates LEM, H,.
Ia How" and Barnes Fri>hic: } LYMAN l.
Nlii'c q! hitting. judge Advocate General
Tin BI,rA AND Wnlfr Dor..1,,>r~
IN llli>"i>.-r'rom the Chicago Trihr:.c We
learn that senator Stephen Arnold noun,a>
arrived at Aurora on THURSDAY morning to
iuiiiil l:> engagement 10 speak in the after
noon. but learning that the tram from CHI
ca-o brought Frederick Douglass. the cclc
bratcd orator and champion Of freedom. who
would ccr'ainl.rcply TO him. he became sud
denly ind>Vo>cd and remained >i.uc!v en-
scon>cd in the hotel until :, o'clock. when H..
took the ears and rctrcatcd 10 Chicago.
On the evening Of ;l.r following ,!..v t2o;l)
''rn- lass made speech at North Markc,
Hall, Chicago. which was a,,cu,i,civ listened
10. Judge Douglas and other Nclra>kal>
were On the stand. vt the conclusion Of
ta>>~ speech. however, Fred Douglass WAS
called FOR. and scene OF great confusion en-
sued. The Nchra>kais made all sort, of
threats, the lights were put ont. AND a party
of drunken men threw chairs about the room
and cursed the "nic"cr" Fl, derrick Douc
lass had TIE good sense to retire from the
Hall at the beginning of the confusion. lut
the crowd was not aware of it. Nobody WIS
injured during ;hc melee
WRECK OF THE AEcTiC-Thc bar1uc
Waitham, arrived at New York from Bristol.
England, reports that on the 10Th inst. on
the Banks of Newfoundland. in Latitude IL.
saw large quantity of wrecked materials.
such as buwarks, sparS. &c. She also saw
wha. appeared TO lie bu, boa, bottom up:
it was painted black, and was =, or 80 feet
long. The wind was blowing very heavy at
the time. These pieces OF wreck are supposed
TO portions Of the remains CT the lost steamer
Arctic
Es' / horse tit James Pollock in The neck.
in Ph,lalelphia. on SATURDAY, and caused his
death: Lis windrine being severed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

SENATE cport.-By the committee on
.Juliciarv-bll entitled, IAN Act relating to
witnesses" that the same ought to pass. Or
dcrcd to bc cnerosscd aud read the third
time.
Bill introduced and rctcrrcd-By Mr.. Mil
Hnoton. to prevent distinctions OF highways
and streets bv railroad corporations; To the
committee on roads.
Rcsou;ion-Bv Mr.. Green, in>truc!ing
the committee on the judiciary to inquire in
to the cxrc,iirncv of amcndin" the law rcla-
ting to evidence in prosecutions tor bi%any
aid adultery passed.
The following" committees were announced
bv the President:
Select committee on the repeal ofthe Mis-
sour Compromise, M,.s>rs. Allen, Benedict
and Warner.
On the sci. ct committee TO whom was refer
rcd he consideration Of the General BanEln.
Law. Mr>>r> Sarycant. Allen and llo,t.
Bills introduced ard referred. BY Mr.. Ed
mund>. au'h":izin" select men in certain ca
Sc> to establish fire districts: bv MIR. Frishic.
ancnh,i. 90 {. :. Of homestead: hy
Mr. Robinson OF bennington. to incorporate
committee on Banks: hy Mr.. Locke. IL a'l'li-
to act of 1872 annrNill" part of Lowell! to lraS-
burg: hv MIR Hitchcock. amending c - Z. :
(hcar bounty SO. cub SCI: lv Mr.. Earton
of Shaft lury III addition to ESQ I. \. tor As
>c,>inr lands and building Of railroad )-scv-
orally to Tie committee o.. printing: 10y MIR
Davenport. 10 incorporate the Peoples lanA
at Brandon. 10 committee on Banks: 10y Mr.
Atwood. rcIa'n. 30 payment OF state taxes o!
non-rc>idcn, lands: hv Mr. Wa>!lhurn. to a
mend src 3 C. Is C. :: l.v Mr.. Rood. 10 pro
tcrt buryin. ground> also, to protect ,h'
property Of married women: lv Mr. Cnr;,rn
ter. To incorporate the !>!an! Pond and II
.john>hurv ra!'ro:.! company. 10 COMMITTED
on Road: Nv Mr.. Brrkwirh. 10 increase pa,
of >hcIlil> and their deputies, >cvcrally 10 tn,
committee ON PERMITTING.
Resolution. Hy Mr. Bcckwii... instructor.
.hr judiciary ccn.n:it'cc TO inquire whc:hcI
any measures are possible ana practicable Il
compel railroads to consult the convenience,
Of the iuh'i' in rj.u..in. :hrir trains: adopted
/, IN en-; ,Aa'i,. vote
Report l., .Jud!i.iar, committee. I'LL il
alteration OF ll6 {. :. with amendment al
owing Witnesses y yer day Tor attendance
81, county courts anrc,d 10. and til. ORDERED
10 hr ,l.4io>>,l.
IL" Speaker presented 4 communication
from Nj. .Ir'!c1i,ic of lIarlwick thankir.
:ic : akcr iol appointing Mr.. j. GA the Gen
"ra! '"m.nl''rr. regarding II n beng m"r'
honor t!ah he cNrcrtrd from ,hc 'prc'.oIiil
nt!t i,t'y. ~! ,,~klr@ 10 tc cN'u>,d. /"
' ,,,.r,,,>.. Of attend 49,, 10 the ,.,.>tS a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

The cavalry Of the allies hal arrived in Tia
Crim"a.
In ali:;ion 10 TIE above the following le-
tall haze i-,..l brought in ,ariou< telegraph
j. ,ie,la', hes:
To,I;rur. N amounting the occupation e
Balkaa,a. a! = that the allic> ha," ALREADY
made i i con>;,!rrs' lr la"e. Tie al.i's -
IN ,oan.'..,i Anon with IL, II iicr;-. s,.i have
4 Ira TIA! lc road heading Ia Sc:a>'ol sd
HE, a~c nuw firmly established IN III" :
u:ta. The various columns 81 the aruv a!
Ia crl>> >..tc,al riy.1> i, >:-r,->>ini.tln o-.--
"a torn Tie Gulf OF S,ka>:orol). ar! .r'rr'
mountain country. before tiicv could are
Al E,'kala,a. Mems, likufl las been !r.'.-
10 a distance. with the wreck Of ii> ann.
AZ The hattie of Alma 5000 prisoners
aiken The >'ruc-le WIS fierce AT -s
a,;,.., on The Alma he Russians re.
their toriiii atoms without making a J..
/oGl,c>. Tir,i.lrur> and Scotch Fusil,r--
tingui>icd Themselves
C"'>,antinn,,lc was Illuminated In lor..
the battle Of Alma
A-IA.-From Asia there * nothing IN,
tant. Schaai,l had abandoned h. pro-. -.
attack on Tili~. and would co-o,p-..:e MI
The allies on the Circa>>ian co.-,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

3VIAToEs-po have been selling in
x}oston for few days past at from CO t, 20
cents for whites and prachJ!ows. The de-
.mand for shipping caused the rise in price
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
ST. JOtI N S BURY,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1881.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

Mr. Pierce is likcl v to find himself in a
minority in the House Of the next Congress
Elections have taken place for members of
Congress in eleven States, with this result
Administration members, IS
Opposition do GS
Opposition majority 50. In the present
House parties stand in these eleven States.
Administration, 81: opposition, 80 - Anti
Administration gain in So members, SEVEN
rY->Ix.
Elections are vet to be held in twenty
States, Of which Tie ,so,:- slavclo!ding States
choose - members aud the slavcho,linc
States an equal number. The House of Rep
resentatives is composed Of 234 members II
We yield all of the "A to be elected in the
slave States to the Administration (and they
will he pretty much all SOY the prospect that
the 50 majority in the elections so far will tc
overcome in the free States is, we should
think, rather dubious. "Thc eminent New
Hampshire statesman" find, his rather "har'l
road to travel"
1t has been said, though VIC would not vouch
for the entire correctness Of the statement.
that no President was ever reelected who
lost the House in the Congress succeeding
his election.
On the eth November, New York, New
Jersey, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. arc
to elect 81 members Of Congress, and Massa-
chusetts IL on the 18Th.
Nor ALL TEUE-The foreign news. pub
li'hcd last week in all the papers, was, in
part, fictitious. Scbastopol had not been
captured This part of the story was manu-
featured by spectators - holders of English
and French securit;cs-with the hope Of cf
fccting an advance, that they might sell upon
it. Conso!s advanced ! Of one per cent. as
the result. However, all the news hut the
surrender Of *cbas,opol and the burning Of
the Russian fleet, turns out to have been cor
rect. The account Of the great battle at A.
ira was not materially exaggerated. After
this occurred the allies marched towards Sc
bl>topol. The Russians in the meantime
were forwarding endorsements to strengthen
the place. Full acc cunts of the great battle
here are vet to be received. They are looked
for with great interest. 1t is probable that il
may be long struggle. That it will be a
bloody one no one doubts. 1t commenced, i,
seems. Immediately after the fight at Alma.
TIE lloEsE Show The show at Brat
.lcboro was quite well attended. Some 81 :
900 were taken ly way Of entrance fees. We
notice the name Of only one person in this
section Of the State to whom premium was
syardcl. French Morrill,, O: Danyillc. re-
cei.s! the second premium of SO on first
class stations. Three ladies competed il,
cquestriass skill for the two premiums Of $50
each. They all did so we'll that, with con-
tribuion OF $50 by Mr. II. II. Baxter, the
committee gave them $50 cach-as follows:
Miss Mary $. Stone, kccnc, y. H., $50
Miss Nate Wise. Middlebury, Conn, 80
Mrs. 5. Bascomh, Bratt!cboro, VT, 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

EJ The yellow it'er stIl RACES 4: the
South. Deaths are numerous, and tie dis
use IS breaking o.. u .:JI"tcv :o~.:s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
THREE DAYS LATER rpo-
Europe,

''''"i:i''a'y ncHs which has ,r,s,,J r' eN.
sensation Throughout Err,c great
>efa>'oloi has lot l,,.n ~
mor'h destruction Of the Il, :, me rn-
false. "''>>iah i,ct was
The a''a"k upon AID rxilo>:on =, ro-,c
,'',''.' "hi HE surrender OF N.n>,b,l, :,
was a t''r-crv. 1'Sia'ch
=. >'ha>'"i'oi i formally invested
lied armies. AMI icl,inr ,o,,;,n y ''ie a.
rrttcdly. u''ii.'tr'
NEWS OF TiiE NAP
Inc Austrian Consul 4: o,!,.,,,,,o,
he struggle r"coii.r,rr.d ,n II
and continued! uninterru;,,Ix ,,.. "v -"'h'
our courier !rtt. on he ..;h 1rr ~. .''' 'ih'
on the river Baaltcch. 10 pi'... ., ',,'> were
,"l".. on The a.ih '''"' ''eOas-
The Change Of news from S.f.>.o,.,
very gradually broken 10 he. - vas
was i"' until the afternoon q. ,,.i =, 'I ID
the o'fglal contradiction nal,. y. - a' .i'"'
he allies, two DAYS after rl.. re,r,.,.I AZ,
turc, were considerable distant.
lan!ward walls. '''ii' 'he
dr>i a,ch date! Pa-i>. o.. II.
kH>>ian "it:ri' incii> on ,l,. ,i,..r r..u'
were caff'"'! after third t,,rl.. and NJ. =
.i''' ''''i',,I "'rc li''iaii,- TO Law ,i,.-. T.,
>ci'a>i"i'"l III REGULAR form"
on thu :i"'h >,.,t,-nl-r H.. P.
ha>>y AT Nicnn, received ,,l.,r,,L:.,. ~ "a
-engc that two io:'> hal been taken In, !.
was not Known whether ,lDy w.. r,ar1.
advance; posts or within The r.rion q, :.
!a>t"po.
lht details Of the battle q Anna wop,a No..
he Announced before the a,h. owin, 20 a.
non-arii:al OF dr>pa.,hc>. t.rn BON. w..
killed. The Russians numicyc,. ir.o ,,1
lad Ia" pieces OF artillery.
Letters from Vienna. dated ct ..,,o
reliably. tha. the reserves OF the Allies W..
not brought INTO action. and tia, H.. ".
Wa - "c.. done. that the Russians n,.,.r La
chaiicc. In the retreat Of ,hr El,,,r.
which at la>' beam" ,r"riIita'e. M,ra,aak 8
wa chased l,v >0ic chi>>cu--. ana only -.
capped bv The tlcciny>> OF h. horse. Tie L..
sian loss Is ,ariol.>lv estimated, At Iron, ,.,...
To- l"."'". the .u.nmr beng roially the No.,
correct. y la.-c number Of Poles ,!,.,.--.i
10 the Allies. The French hos ! ,,,in,-.
al li"' men and ." oi;ir,r>. The En,,..i
Wa -" rank a,il file. %; officers. Il; -
c,a,.> ana - tir1mnlrr>. kilr,, AMI wa,r
ed. Marshal s. Armand and lori Ea,ls-
i>>l'd orders OF the day. lr,i~irr the coiidr
q; IL" troops. -. Armand informed ,.i> ra,-
,l.t h.. cAl,-',-,l to lead them a. ror,.4.- =.
into >,if>'oiol on the 81 OF o.,oi.r 1. a.
ni,.f>ary OF tli- declaration 81 war
l he Cu;iarl steamer An r. conr,v,.i e..
ii Ia" wounded Ia to,i>-al.-iuoj,,. ana l.
steamer Vulcan -" more.
Cholera l. fh-Inr VERY severely in H., "a
~" a.. >c'4-:",.n!. l. j. stated TIA; Il; -
: o.. i,u,i>i'i,l iar :l.r-c months a.! "a:
III cr,a> Of the fleet are ALREADY pat on:'i-e-
guir-cr> allowance.
The Russian steamer Ta-nan. , gun. s.
caI.cd ont d. >r'',>topal on 'hr 10Th, tou. w
TEik;>l. transports AMI carried them mo a.
,lc>>a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28
dir Calr0unian.

Here shall the Press the rcoph' 7icht> maintain
Cnawed BY Influence. and mlwiI,ri tv gain
Here patriot 'lrath her glorious prccei'.> draw,
Pledged to Religion. Liberty. and Law.