The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-12
II He CAL EDON IA n.

position on the slavery question. Until re-
Gently, he has been known to be Southern
in bis political opinion but now announces
a change Of views. and is writing against the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise. 1t is
presumed that he is shaping his course fer an
election to the L. s. Senate by the y. Hamp-
shire Legislature.
G. The price of potatoes has recently fall
len Sl,0O OH bushcl in Philadelphia.
ca Butter buyers in this vicinity received
tecsraphic dispatches from their customers
in Boston during the last few days in some
instances to buy none at any price, and in
others. to buy only sparinsly-as high as 20
cents. There has been large falling off
from the recent starvation prices"
VcrE IN NEW HAMpsHIRE.-Th Off
cal gnbernatorial vote foots up thus Met
calf. 32,7lG; Bell, $3.50: Fowler, 1869 -
total, anti Nebraska vote, 1870. Baker, Ne
braska. 1920. Metca!f's ma iority, tl2.
Anti Nebraska majority. 1920.
HOTEL PHICEs.-Thc Astor, st. Nicholas
and New York Hotel, have raised the price
of board from $3.50 to $500 per dav. The
Metropolitan declines to Join in the rise
Inr>r view FORK Hotels have usually clear
ed from Sl5 900 to $4,000 year at $3.50 a
dav, and there is no good reason WHY they
should increase their rates on account of the
temporary high price Of provision. The,
ought to he satisfied with $4,000 profit an
nuallv. People. As a matter of principle.
ought to avoid these Houses: their >trikinr
price is extorionatc-a fraud u2on ,l., raw
cling public.
PENS~YIV NNIA-T Tie Ie.i>,atur,. has al
iorrnrl Th:. House ,,~>c,, -,.~n'n.inn
thanking Gov E,r!,r. for dis t,i,l,.tl adj
hrrenre to The old land marks of rrru'liran
liberty. in defending the rufir, of the ballot
VI
and bidding him most hearty welcome
home to his family and trirn,l> T. Is rcnor.-
Rrcder against Vice Prr>il.nt A,chi~on. :"
We hope he NAV. for it won'l lie pleasant 70
,"rorl on" art Of his 50 last II NAV su-'7r
him as Governor hnt We ID not believe h..
will sustain him in such r,anurr a. viii tonl
20 keen ,'avcrv or. .! 'h Territory Of X m
saS tn; would t. a1i.. + III '.<~..oni ma
.rrc."
T.kr tNrl 81 70, !: Cows >!;.->H-
E:UroE~. - Ike tim" has come VIII, II ;n,.;-
i'l.al> nay i!on"A..>>v allow their cs':ir
TO run IN TIE streets. allow ne 10 cal thr A.
tent N of such as may own COW, in this Vii
'1c. Nv chH;tcr ,, art. !. Of The ,i,...r
Ev Laws which is As follows
No person .ha,l Suffer any Of his c.tlr.
horses. sheep swine. or geese. to run n !arr"
in the highways or >'rr"ts y. .hiS village
And ii any rrr-on Shall suffer any of his cay
tie. horses, g.. :" run At larrr in ,rr li.h-
ways or streets of tbs yi!arr he Shall forfeit
and pay 10 The use said C0rIor,,ion. a fine
no: less than one dollar nor more than tiy"
l'lI,r> TOR ,e,h offence with cost OF rro>cyu-
ton. \cryou>lv ynn:s
OrrX FEoxr Y.Ep.
INroENAlIuN WANIIn-On :hc morning
of Nav s. man Vas .onni in lie ,!it II lv
the wav->ilr near Eyc,t'c Village. VI, where
he had evidently lain all night. H. was part
Is covered with water, and when found was
nearly in~~n>iilc. He was taken care of.
and ,.lrv> ian r,',rl bu' he was past help
H. lived about -; hons anl died. H. wis
>,crc.lcSS, and 'oud rive 40 name or RS
dcncc He was a S.otr!man. - or 90 wears
old, crav hair. dark n complexion. atout six
feet hi.ll and stout bulk. II" hal on an old
brown. coat, dark vest. gray PANS and striped
shirt, and wore q truss \ letter was found
in his rockrt, written hy Mar.arct Mitkicr
to her nephew. date! Gala>!ricl>. Jan 80.
$50. The al!'r,S va, cone. bat If 4! !rr>,-
ed to this stranger. his mother and brothers
are living this side the Atlantic, and news
papers in the United States would undonl,t-
ed!v confer favor uron them lv .ivin. p,Ib
lic.v to the facts stated allow.
e In the lis, of graduates of the Female
Medical College Of Pcnn~> lyania. appears
the nar!e of a Vermont Lady, Miss Emily J.
Narncy. CT Dan,iilc The old bachelor of
the Windsor .jcmnM suggests that probably
she will use ga! vanism GOOD deal in treat
ing her patients.
90 The ST Al!an> Ornamental Tree As.
soriation has received a donation Of 1tjy
dollurS. from Mr.. Henry !. Hun; Of B~,ton.
The as>)ration holds meetings. which are
well attended, a: which addresses on ;hc i'm
provcmrnts needed in that village, a fruitful
'oVic.- are Il l,crr3.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
eS" \ new and very Handsome Methods,
Church, costing $500, was dedicated in Rut-
land on Wednesday.
MIDDLEBURY-Ale letter in the last Chron-
l.