The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08
NEWS HI Thu. MAILS
-Advices from St. Vincent IAN. ,

-adSices from ST Vincent. Cape d.. I,
announce a terrible panic and tamin. incl
islands, the crops having totally failed :,
the cattle died Of starvation. An ann.,,
the people Of this country. for aid had J..
made by the L. $. Consul. ,hron,b E
Crabbe. AZ the island of San Antonio ,
900 persons were living on the stalk of
banana. and the carcasses of the animal. :.
had died Of starvation. The L. $ sbnl,.
town sailed on the .,o,h for Por. PA,
would be down the coast five or six po,...
IT," T. s. ship Dale. Wilbarh comm,,3-
sailed iro-. D. ,iii--nt. Port Gran T.. an.
3lst OF O,tober. 20 Join the Commolo-a
Port Praya, and thence home. She Nal
board the master and crew of the k,',r..
Bath. which vessel had been sunk IN ;,
English channel bv collision with y...
said to be from Cardiff fo- Pen,aco,,
Intelligence from Santa F. sta.. ~.
the excitement occasioned by he e'~c,iio- TO-.
not subsidized. Mr. O'ero has stared 70 =.
United States. TO attempt 70 arres, ,b.. h.,
gate elect. CALICO. who has arrived a. H..
pendence. Mo.
The overland mail from India hal -
rived in England with dates Of a.. . .-
Calcutta. and Oct. Il :rcm Bomhay. Re;
ness rather dull, tut money q1i:r ess, To
Sanial instruction was nearly su,,,,-....4
No other news Of interest
Accounts from Melbourne Nd 10 So.
represent business IN a healthy condition A.
gold abundant.
-THE NEBRASKA ELEcrroN l.
Dubuque Tribune. Of the 2s,h MI, say. III.
As nearly as can De- ascerfalnel. in the
sence OF official returns Hiram T. Benne,'
Nebraska ri;v, is elected. delegate 10 C.
gress bv IL majority. The election nav l.
contested on account OF persons voting. u
lived oh laid belonging to the indians. "
is SAID 10 be Illegal Z. H. Char.an. -.
from Ohio. was tie Administration cardiia.s
and every effort was made, by the ,er.i:or..
Officials. 10 elect him.
-ENtract oi !. letter from kansa.. III H.
ST Louis I,.m.t1u.
trov. Shannon conduct has ELECTED II,
az a
adherence from the conservative potion #
our citizens. For All executive officer OF t..
rank Ia !.iace himself AT the head OF r,a-
cal party. ard a>sociai- ira'ernally with ma.
who have hitherto violated all law. and ai,i--
Cd Others 10 invade the T-rrifor-. was a, ll,f!.
expected as desired. and is viewed with a..
ton'shmen, and anger
\ petition has been drawn M. ana is now
IN ronrse OF Signature. 70 his Excellencv tie
President Of the United States. PRAYING icT
his immediate removal.
The series 81 resolutions. raised hv the cor
vention. is regarded as budget of political
lohe>. They were intended. il is said. for out
side etier'-to save pavy A;chison and III,
ally. Gov. Shannon. Passed tv anarchists.
they breathe thu spirit of order: conceived
h. disunionists. th.v are imhued with cons
ea:ism, The most active opponent. of NJ
Shannon are Nebraska" or "Adminisf-a-
non" Democrats. Gov. Shannon. it is pub
liclv stated. spent the evening after his spec
at III" convention. smiling" in company WITH
two Of the most prominent leaders in tie
i,nching Of Mr.. Phillips.
From CAIiroENIA-The Daniel We
ster. from Punta Arenas. Nicaragua. on tie
18th. arrived at New Orlean. on the cath.
with California adyices to the 9Th inst. The
mining news is of an encouraging nature
The Indians in Oregon were continuing Their
dcpredations on an extensive scale. Anal
diiional force of 200 had left San Francisco
TO Join Col. Walker, who still retained que.
possession Of Granada. Nicaragua. and the
transit route. He was daily receiving scces-
sions TO his forces. His government on the
18Th. was formally recognized hv Mr. Vince
Ter, the nited States Minister at Nicaracus
Gen. Corral had been found guilty Of treason
and shot, and Espinoza had been banished
Col. kenney remained a. Grev'own. but n
ty ofhis followers had joired the Walker
party.
Gov. Adams. of South Carolina, has sen;
to the Legislature of that State. now in ses
sion. message of the usual fairy complexion.
lie rensfes 10 TRANSMIT; to the Legislature cer-
tain resolutions passed bv the Legislature o.
M.>,,, : -. :,.o'ind that the people OF that
State are not entitled to comfy, because ,hev
resist the execution oflaw. Gov. Adams for
gets the civil reception which citizen. of The
Northern States are liable to meet in Souih
Carolina.
-THr TARIrr.-It is reported from
Washington, that the forthcoming report
of the Secretary of the Treasury will strong
" recommend The admission of unmanu.ac
fured wool. with chemicals and dyestuffs, free
of duty This policy will be deliberately
INDICATED in the report.
-Rarnum has sold his museum. in New
York, to Messrs. Greenwood and Butler. and
has purchased a LOT of land on Beoad~ay, on
which he proposes TO build a large dramatic
establishment, with geological Garden a.
tached.
Word was brought to Hills Ferry. ta'-
fornia, that four men were en- the Flans'
near the Aqua Salada. driving off about IL"
head Of cattle which they had stolen. SEVEN
resolutc men promptly armed and equip ed
themselves, and started in pursuit. They re-
turned with the robbers. three Of whom prov