The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21

'>'ra'ion To nineteen OH oncnts. Thee States
haze now elected seven administrator men
20 fifty opposition, 4 net administration loss
Of 81. making difference Of >ir'g-:'~, in IL"
House
South Carolina and Floril, l,,c c.rctc.!
entire delegations TO Congress q. the General
Pierce order Of politics OF coarse thc,
would
e. An"ther bear was trapped at We:
Concord on Monday. lut a..c~ !ra1...in, Tie
trap about hall m!.c he cot loose AID c>
capped. Ii is supposed that he Wa lazy
one, AZ trees were marked - feet from, tn,
grouH" where III" trap struck III, Ill when H.,
bear unlrcd. OHr hl~ been seen in The ii
cihi,y as large As three year old"
Snow. Mon!ay morning He -roa"1 VA
white with Stow. The ia. ,ya> ,l.t anl >o,,..
disappeared, though tie ILL, wore wli:"ca,,
FOR a day or two.
\ d.: AY.-Thc "T"EErNl" ard "nr:-
Ter Fire Companies Of our village were
o,, With torches FRIDAY ni.ht Of last week -
Tie C"npa..itS. a,,rcl in uniform AMI led
hy music. mare he'd through the streets. max
inr brilliant display. We notirrl ,ha. thci:
nar,.:Iius and countcrnar, ..;,r were marked
Will. military precision. They learned a..
this. we take it. from Nr John Palmer of
Hcn,ill.. wl,o has been spending >onir Of l.i,
leisure c,cnin" hours in in~tructir. them IN
the art he acquired while in The L. = Alr,
Mr. Palmer was in the Florida var, where
he Wa dangerously wounded. He mar, lc~
with the >ir;, and prom}'rc>> Of a veteran
cl':cr.
WAR N EAENE>r-Thc allies have now
entered upon the war in earnest. Sc(l>to-
no! has fallen, after hcm. made a slau.l.tcr-
house for Thousands Of human h,in.>. The
forces of tie Gar melted away Ike snow
flakes in midsummer before the superior dis
rirlinc and tactic o; his cnrmy The ba,o-
net Of the English in this. a. it often has in
other case. proved tco potent a weapon to !r
wl;h>tood by the Eus>ans. The account,
published! of TIE >anguaary f.ht are au;hc,,-
tie. They are confirmed by Official Dispatches
TO tie English Government.
PEEsoNAI..-- The Hon. TuArI.i-v, STE /
VEINS. of Pennsylvania. has been >rrndn.
the present week at the homestead, in Peach ,
am. His venerable mother deceased on the !
9TH Instant a: the advanced age of s. wears.
e." Thanks giving in New Ham,, SHIRE on
Thursday. the $V;h of NOVEMBER The same
day is appointed in Maine.
LOOK OFT FOR lUvE PoCkEr-A resi-
dent of our village had his pocket cut ncar.,
the whole length a few evenings since while
i'll one Of our places of business 1t 50 hap
i.cncd that the contents OF The pocket were
OF no great value.
BEAR llrNr IN C"NCoED.-Thc citizens
Of Concord, assisted l'y those Ct several al
Joining towns, turned out on Saturday last
to drive the woods from miles Mountain" in
Concord, to the Connecticut River. They
marched with regularity for a while and un-
I'll sin or seven bears were sccn in Tie "linr"
when those upon the north and cast side, be-
ramc excited and impatient and broke the
circle, an! the bears escaped, will, only two
being >ho. and one killed \ fine deer wa,
!rivcn out by The hunters. and killed bv a 4
mail party standing one side to see the tun.
The result OF this hunt shows the effect or :
he absence Of. good discipline in a place +,
where ii is The all important thing
one OF TIE PARTY.
No MoEE Bears FoUND.-A dcsnatcL t
rom Halifax the 18th says: The steamer q
'>rrcy, from st. Johns, n f., 1l,h inst. !,
ontiary to expectation. brought no far her Il
i,lin.s Of Ike ii-f,'cd Arctic. The only re-
narln@ hope. therefore. is that some of the Ct
emainin@ passengers may have been rescued
on pieces OF the wreck by pa>>in. vessels
'hirh have not We; reached any port.
tH'NA.-lh" rebels are preparing to at
'ch Canton. The fall of this place !. lacked