The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-15

omJ .o.srcSS to permit them to SEPARATE
".I.. ~ W formed INTO territory BY them
We Inc 'ormonS had adopted resolution.
III iavor Of the immediate construction of III,
racine Raliroad through Salt Lake Valley
ana Cot Rabbit had been sent TO Wasb;no
Ton with the resolutions
esss' The bill to sell the main line of ,be
o'at" Railroad and Canal, from Philadonb;a
10 IH'Shnrg. for not less than si1 900 600
mas passed the Pennsylvania House of Repre.
scn;ativcs.
RAILROAD ACCIDENr.-We learn from,
the Manchester Mirror that ~ Mr. W;,l;,,,
"i>on was crossing the track Of the Man
chester and Lawrence railroad, in that citv
ne was Knocked down hv an engine. and ono
OF his arms 50 badly crushed as TO rcou;ro
ampn'af'"n near the shoulder. lie received
o'hcr severe but not permanent injuries.
sa Among the passengers bv the cl;n,.r
snip lonng America, at New York from The
>an'w'ch Islands. we notice the name of Hon
Luther Severance of Maine, late Commission
or to the Sandwich Islands.
kILLEp BY Su;noE.,d AnrJ
lo.-An Irish woman was killed bv l;ght.
n'ng. while walking upon the railroad near
this ci'y, Yesterday.
MUNICIPAL ELFC Hu7,oyd, April
lo.-At the CITY clertlon TO-DAY. Henry G.
penning was elected Mayor bv $500 rlnra]i-
~. Last year Mr. llammerslcy, Democrat.
had apluralitv Of l5l.
HE Wing lave a majority of eobt in tho
'c'"mon Council. Last year they had on!y
two
HE GREATEST RACE on HIcorp.-
.'"'r 0r1'onS. April 8. lsj4-Dcclc,lly the
greatest four nile race on record has inst
been concluded on the Matar;c Course. near
tbs city. LrcOmptc. the Louisiana horse
won 'ac purse of $4,000 in two straight
hcat,.
!hc time Of the first heat was seven min
'i'cs AID tweniy-six seconds. (7.26); and of
til" second heat, seven minutes thirty-ciobt
ahd th''c-quarters seconds. Gasp. This
Is the finest time ever male
CALIFORNIA CLAIM>-II 'ushi,o;'ou. APRIL
% The military commission which has
been IN session in this city for some time past
tor The purpose OF settling the claims growing
out OF Col. Fremont's expedition to Calilor
ma, has adjourned sine die. The total A.
mount OF claims presented was for 5000. 900.
OF which only $l35.o00 were allowed.
eE In Maine married women stand a good
chance of beng allowed their own earnings.
a bill 10 that effect having passed the Senate
Of that state.
JENNY LIND.-Malamc Goll>hmidt re-
Gently appeared in concert given Ly the
h'nI OF Prussia at Berlin, and with immense
success.
EE The To:cdo Blade estimates the Indian
rorn to be shipped from Toledo the coming
season at G.p"o.oo0 bushels. The LARGEST
Gnan''y ever shipped from that port any pre-
'IoUS SEASON was 3.S.S.ol7 bushels.
e; Neil Dow has been defeated as Mavor
OF Poi'la"d-thc vote stood Cahoon 1890
phw 49,, scattering Sc: viii. and dem
oc,'atlc Aldermen
MU">F ILL NT:NG.-Mr John Newell. OF
L"w"i. his Mt returned from hunting tour
IN the vicinity OF Moo>, i.ca! Lake. Ne. lie
Srrccrdrd III capturing three moose, weigh
ny. on an AVERAGE from 600 10 200 his each
rs Mrs. Douglas. who was imprisoned in
Hor;''a. ior t"arhing co!orch children to
read. has been released. and is now in ph;,,
,!eiI.!:ia
Tai MrXrcA~ REvoLr1loy. BY The
arrival OF the California steamers. later dates
have been received from Acapulco. TIE
! " Is not very definite or eyr:,inr. Gen
"A eartz. II The lr head al $50" OF The. rcyoIu-
''onls'>. had advanced into the interior and
secured and fortified all the mountain Passes
thereby preventing the possibility of Santa
Anna's troops bcin" able to get into thcProy-
'ncc. y large body Of these troops. under
tho command Of E>.,inoza. WINS within abou,
twenty 'ra"n"> OF Alvarez. but the probaEIi-
ties were that the distance would not be les.
>"ned, and ''crc was scarcely any expcct,-
ton Of ii.Ltin..
s4s y clild was born in Houston, TEX.
As reccntv. having its teeth as fully dcyel-
optd As chl.d of nine months old. 1t is lit.
orally born with teeth"
u The Richmond Enquirer saws that the
freezing weather of last week DESTROYED all
hope OF even partial crop Of fruit in that
section Of Virginia. and it is 10 b.. feared tina.
IT'S effects have been equally bIi.hting through
out The State
Us The settlers" for Nebraska ipcroaso
and multiply. as tn" elections proceed in the
free States, New IlamT shire was the frat to
open the ball Connecticut followed with
second settlers, and Rhode Island contrib
utcS third.
FRUITS OF TIE NEBRASKA BrrI-A
correspondent of the Chicago Herald, GIVING
an account OF the rescue and cScape of \ iu.yi.
tive slave who had been arrested 1T Ra,;n,.
SAYS =
Men who sustained the Compromise Of
1871 are 50 outraged at the CONTEMPLATED
fraud Of this SD Congress, that thew sneak
as strongly as the most radical now. An
confidence IN the South is fading ont of even
: mo" Safety men. This Who'll, affair NAV
be considered As. at least in part, the result. /
OF the Nebraska Bill"
SERIOUS DISASTER IN Brckrr-Tho