The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-01

Win was at Iettv Encampment. ahout 1af
miles from the Fountain qui Bruiclle Creck
down the mountains. This gentleman ba
visited much of the Oregon and Wasb;notoy
Territories. Pucets' Sound, and Vancouver
Island, and as she is familiar with Wc.terr
lie, has been able to make many useful oh
serva'Ions. He is on his return TO ENGLAND
CONCERT.
] We understand the Mechanics Jfus;co
-l<soc'"f'o" are Intending to give US anothe,
Concert. 11ayden's Spring from his Orato-
rio OF the Seasons, may be expected, with a
selection of Qnartettcs, Trios and Choruses
AS it is the last Concert of the season M of
fort will be spared to make it attractive
Town Officers Elected March, 1854.
LYSDoS.-.John NJ 1Ioyt. Clerk: Charles
Folsom, Paul Ilough'on, Abel Park, Select.
men: John NJ. IToyt, Treasurer; Charles w
Mckoy, Oversecr. and Town Agent: Sam.
ucl W. Fisher. FRS: Constable; Welcome
Bemis, Rufus Challee, Thomas A. Hovt Lis
tcrs: Amasa Bcmis, f. W. Carpenter, Geo
llc. Auditors Charles Stone, Charles W.
Mckoy, Town Grand Jurors Lucius Kim
ball, Charles W. McKoy, County Grand Ju-
rors; Welcome Bcmis, Daniel Raw, Rufus
Chai'cc. James McGaily, Jr, Reuben Pike.
Oliver Curricr, Petit Jurors: John NJ. Novt.
Trustee $. W. Banistcr, Superintendent of
common schools,
NICT"RY.-L. II. Farnam, Town Clerk,
Chas. Hall, j. b. Hill, X. +. Lee. Selcctmcn
H. keycs, \. Thaycr. r. $. Dm,a. Listers
James Towle, Constable and Collector, X. T..
Lee, Town Agent, and Town Supcrintcnd.
ent: Harlan kcvs, Over>ccr,
CABor.-Town Clerk and Treasurer
lhos. O<goo'l; Geo. II. Paige, Caleb Fish.
or. Enoch Holt, Selcctmcn Thos. Lvforl
Jr, s. H. Moulton, +. f. Wilson, Listers
Joseph Lance, Jewctt Walbriglc, auditors
Milton Fisher, Ovcrscer of the Poor: Rev. 4
J.. Cooper. Superintendent of Schools: NJ. O.
Fisher. Town Agent: j. IT, Damon, Town
Grand Juror +. F. Scott, Constable.
NEW YORK LIcroH LAw.-Thc House
agreed to the Scnatc's amendment to the
liquor bill, fixing December a. the time Of
going INTO operation, hy vote of - to ..
Il The Bangor Jctlrrsonian, descrilino
the effect Of thunder shower. savs-"A COW
was struck by lightning and instantly killed
belonging to village physician, who had a
beautiful calf four days Old"
ca Prof: Long, of the Auburn Thcoloo;.
cal Seminary. has accepted the chair of In
tell"ctual Philosophy and Political Economy
Of Dartmouth College, formerly occupied bv
Prot. Handbook
eE The telegraph announces the election
Of Nathaniel Taylor, Wing, by majority of
six hundred. from the first district offences
see, in place of Campbell. Locofro. 1T the
election Of governor last August. johnson.
I.o"oforo. received majority Of three hun
'lrcd in this district.
Il The Cincinnati Price Current pub-
fishes the final report of the hogs packed in
the West. showing net increase in the num-
Der of $685. 900, being equal to fifteen per cent
over last year. The report embraces 200
points, and is the fullcs. ever published.
Il"NoE T" WHOM IIoxor Drr.-The
names of that noble little band of Southern
Wings who had The manly courage to diSrc-
gard the ccnsurc tlcy''may meet with at home
for their honorable course on the Nebraska
bill. are Hunt of Louisiana, Purvcsr of North
Carolina, Franklin. of Maryland. and Col
lun, Rug. and Ethcr,lgc of Tennessee
EsTA despatch announces the death Of
Philip Greedy, Esp, late Collector of the
port OF Boston Mr. t;reclv died on the 18th
inst, in Havana Of yellow fever.
e. Maj. Iobbie Assistant Postmaster
General, died at Washington March %.
: sc" Santa Anna, it is said, has sent an or
der to Messrs. AmcS. the great cannon man.
ufacturcrs of Chicopce, Mass. for two hun.
dred guns Of from ten to fifteen pound cali
brc each, and tina; the payment of the order
which also includes ;hc supply of a vast a.
mount OF ammunition, mu>kctry, rcvo!vcrs
&c, is to be made contingent on the passage
of the GadS,len treaty.
! SCDDEN DEATH.-Dr. Ezra =. Gale. of
kingston. y. H., entered the Congregational
Church on the afternoon of last Sabbath. an
parently in his us nal health, and in the course
Of half an Aour after he entered the house he
fell IN fit and expired instantly.
DEATH OF JONATHAN IIApErx,:roS.-A
venerable relic of the past has departed
Jonathan Harrington, the last survivor Of
the gallant band who were engaged in tho
first conflict of the American Rcyo]ut;on l;c]
at Lexington on Sunday, in the Goth wear of
his age.
GRAIN ON LAKE MTCmrGAN.-A letter rc-
celvcd in this city day or two since. saws
the st. Louis Intclligcnccr, states there arc
over 100000 bushels Of grain, chiefly wheat
and corn. stored at different towns along The