The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-23

cease to acknowledge the authority Of theNa-
tonal Council and they respectfully ask
mat THIS protest NAV he received as termin-
alton OF their duties as delegates from that
State.
James X. NJ. BRYANT, j. S. Harvey, T. ID.
Allen, Godlovc $ Or.h. Thos C. Slaushton,
Schuyler Colfax, Will Cumback.
LIE CHOLERA. - This modern plague,
scarcely less terrible and fatal than that which
formerly desolated Europe each succeeding
year adds grounds to the fear that it will soon
become an endemic, if not general epidem-
&c IN this country. For several successive
summers 1t has more or less prevailed at the
South and West. and in MANY of our North
rrn cities. And it has again. still earlier
than usual, broken out in the Valley Of the
MISSISSIPPI IN many localities with great ia
tai'fy' little as is said about it. In New Or
leans during the week ending on the 2d of
June no less than 2s9 persons persisted of the
fearful disease. So early and so fatal What
may we not fear for the hot months of the
Season?
CF" \ reliable gentleman informs the
Portland Advertiser tina. on the SUNDAY fol-
lowing the riot he was taken bv an Irisnman
to house. where he saw a man. apparentlv
dead, and his head cut open as fbv brick.
lie was assured the man was not dead. but
the next day the lrishman requested him not
TO mention the matter at ALL Soon after, the
police visited the house. but no trace of the
wounded man could be discovered. The Adj
vertl>er further learns that "a certain sexton"
received $50 for burvinc man on the SIM
day in question. and intimates that man was
accidentally killed by the mob, and the fact
studiously concealed.
An INDIAN GRAVE - The Manchester
Mirror states that as Mr.. Joseph NJ. Rowell.
OF Manchester was digging in his garden a
day or two since, he uncovered an Indian
grave. containing the bones Of male Indian
probably not more than thirty years of age
The grave was about three feet in depth.
three and half in length and two and half
feet in width. 1t was lined witt, hemlock
bark, arranged with regularity and care. and
the body was placed in a kncelng position.
with the face toward the south.
eT THE Know NoTnrxG Mass Mrrr-
ING in New York was what the Tribune calls
"a Silver Gray affair throughout. All the
speakers were from the South, with the cx-
ccedinglv trainc exception of Lewis Levin.
They all jabhered the usual nonsense about
lmon-s avinc-all their talk was after the
regulation pattern. We wish these gentle
men would lay in new stock of phrases
Their nonsense is really getting tedious.
. The CEor>. - Accounts Of the growing
crops from all parts of the West are of the
. most encouraging nature The grain crops
in Virginia. South Carolina. North Carolina.
and Georgia, will be much larger than last
year. The wheat harvest has already com
menced in Georgia, and will soon be ready
in Tennessee. In New Brunswick and Maine
the crops are represented in a prosperous
condition.
E8:' The holy of lad thirteen wears Of
age was found in the Mrrrinac River. in Con-
cord, on Thursday morning of la>tweek. In
! his pocket was meIn"rau,'. containing thc
name Of Lyman j. Drake, Hartford. VT
Suspicious are entertained that the bov was
murdered.
Ia Lyman l.. Drake, the how found in the
Merrlmac river. near Concord y IT,. is be-
lieved TO have been murdered in Baskerville
"a In New Ilavcr. the Medical College
is on the road to the Cemetery, the Divinity
, College on the road to the Poor House, and
the Law School on the road to the Jail.
c." The election of Mcs>rs. Bell and Hale
to the United States Senate from New IIamp-
SHIRE IS an awful dose to the Administration.
Even the experiences of the past year have
not accustomed them 20 such infections. and
they vince under this latest and worst af.
fiction.
E$ In Manchester. " IT,, on MONDAY,
James Robinson. Scotchman. employed in
Blohrctt'S paper mill had his arm caught in
a belt, and torn off smooth to the shoulder. -
His INJURIES are not believed 10 be fatal.
e. The Chicago Democrat saws immense
numbers of cattle and hogs are now BEING
shipped from that city for eastern markets.
The cattle have been brought from Texas
and wintcred in Illinois. and are now being
sent forward over the Michigan Central and
Great Western Railroad
I x Mr.. Paullin. a noted aoronant. nropo-
Sos to make a balloon ascension from Man
chester \. H., on the 4th of July, provided
he can be guaranteed the sum of 5000 to
t pay the expense.
eT Mr. Eix, Of the Coos County Demo-
craft in consequence of his extreme III health
J. states that he may be obliged to suspend the
publication of that paper for a season. Nc
will he absent for while in the south.
TaF' Three boys. aged respectively. l.. II
! and II years. stole $50 in money and 81 900
OF notes from the house Of Mr. Abncr G.. Oar.
rah, Goh 5 Falls. y. H., Tuesday afternoon.
the 2th inst. They were arrested at Nash
IA on Friday, and lodged in Amherst ial
The property was all recovered except SO.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, June %.
Al market 2'3 cattle, about -, l,eevc~ a. Stores
= consisting OF working oXcn.cows and calves and >
wears old.
-NIarket-Extra. %; 1.t ou,,i,v 81. o.
Gnaitv S.as Sd quality. sae; ordinary. ,a7 !
! per 700 ll- "
id">->daG: Taiow. S,a.I: rct<. slaI.. Calf
~kin~. re per h.; Veal calves 6, :. sa: At market
63s.
Earrc,ing Ca.;.e-s
S."Fe>-W"rkns uxe:i-Sl"o. 49,. 49,, l4oa21s.
lows and calves ~, 2s, 50. :'5 81, 80, 45at5.
learlinG>-S two Years old. sc. IS Sc .a65.
Ihrec Years old-Si5. AZ ~, 46, 4s to e.,