The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-07-07

Nor SO.-Thcre are a couple of | les
floating about in newspapers, through which
we put pin.
The Temperance Standard says Governor
Royce has joined the X Ns, induced to do
so by the st. Adams Messenger and Rutland
Herald, IN order to secure mination.-
Gov. Royce has not joined the order, and the
idea That he should do SO to secure re-non,-
nation Is utterly absurd No sane man ever
doubted his re nomination.
The Temperance Standard also states that
Governor Royce has given an uncondi-
t'onal pardon to bristol Bill, This is not true
We are assured, on what we regard to be re-
liable authority, that the statements of the
Standard, and also in the Caledonia County
papers, have not been warranted by the Gov
crnor- Iatchman.
kANsAs.-Thc Springfield Republican says !:
:" An important practical movement in be-
halt OF Kansas originated in the Annual Con-
ference of the Congregational Churches of
Essex county, at South Danvers, Tuesday.
After an address by General POmerOy upon
the position of affairs in Kansas, it was sug-
gestcd as means of sustaining the Emigrant
Aid COMPANY in their important enterprise,
that share Of the company's stock be obtain
ed and presented to each of the three thOus-
and clergyman of New England who signed
the celebrated rcmonstrancc against the Ne
braska-kansas bill. The suggestion was at
once adopted as cminently practicable, and
several gentlemen pledged themselves to pay
for the shares of their respective pastors, and
in some instances pledges were given on be-
half of Sunday schools, by their superintcn-
dents. Let the movement, so well commenced
in Essex county. extend through the State.
I II will give noble imbulsc to the struggle for
freedom in Kansas, if these three thousand
shares are all taken and paid for within thirty
days; and it will be equally an honor to the
patriotism and rcli sion Of New England,
which have always been firm allies in every
great and good work"
81 McCrea, the man who shot Clark in
Kansas, has published in the Kansas Herald
OF Freedom, statement OF facts, showing
that Clark was the aggressO:, and that the
assault was the result of conspiracy among
the Missourians to take his (Mc Crea's) life.
lie says that every artiice has been used to
get HIM away from theU S authorities for the
purpose Of lynching him.
e. Gen. Sam Houston delivered a spccch
at Houston, Texas, on the Sth ult, in which
nc condemned the Nebraska bill and the ad-
minls:ration. The General said it was his
intention to retire into private life.
T. The Washington Globe SAYS the Know
Nothings of that city alone lost over 500. o.
90 on the Virginia Election
rSy~ The Clcave!and Herald stakes is rcpu
ta,ion that -four will be down to six dollars
ana a ha'fpcr barre! in thirty days.
Dl>GrsTEp.-Thc New Orleans Bee OK.
NJ rcruiatcs the platform adopted by the
Know Nothing National Council at Pl.iladcl
phia, and declares that large portion of the
Creoles, disguised with the religious test, will
vote the Democratic ticket in Louisiana.
OHTo.-It is stated that forty-two Rcpub-
lean papers in Ohio have expressed them
selves in favor of the nomination Of the Hon
:. +. Chase as the candidate of the Hepub.i-
can party Of that State for Governor.
"a On Sunday there were II cases of
DEATH from sun stroke, in New York city.
The Census Marsl,aIs report the population
of New York city proper at about 10000
The first car load of new wheat has arrived
in New York, from Western Illinois.
Cholera RACES in Georgetown, Mo. Twcn-
ty-two deaths have occurred out of a popuIa-
ton Of 1000, and the inhabitants have mostly
left the place. The disease has also appeared
III Morgan, Ohio, and several cases have oc-
Cured in Cincnnati
The Antl-Mainc law meeting in the Park
in New York on Monday night was attended
by 5000 or 10000 persons. Ex-A1ayor Mickle
presided and speeches were made by Gen.
Walbrdsc, NJ C., Captain Rynders. Judges
Morton, Lorenzo b. Shepherd, and other
politicians.
INVALUABLE REMEDIES-IIerc are few
simple remedies for very prevalent disorders.
which we have no hesitation in recommending
As intallible:
For sea sIckness-stay at home.
For drunkcnness-drinkc cold water.
FOR heallh-takc Ayers Pills"
For accldents-kcep out of danger.
10 make monev-advertise in the Calc,Io-
Man.
For Coughs and Coljs-take Cherry Per-
tOral.
10 keep out of .jail-pay your debts.
10 be happy-subscribc for a newspaper.
IoPlcase admin YOUR own business
10 have good conscience" pay the prin-
ter.
ES a late London letter says :-"Mr. Van
Burcn and Mr.. Fillmore were both present
IN the galleries of the House Of Commons
during the debate on Tuesday night. On
Thursday night Mr.. Bright alluded to this fact
and took occasion to pass high culosium up-
on our country"
kS The Philadelphia Ledger of Wednes-
day. says -four is falling yet, slowly but sure
Iy. a month ago brands sold at 5000,