The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-19
say Sunday; others one day next week but

say Sunday; others one day next week bu
all agree it will be early.
An editorial in the Times, speaks of"Ouy
allies unwise and uEdignifed demonstration,
in favor of peace" and ccnceives that thr
British will be discontinued with the term,
of peace, the only results to England being
her victories, and consciousness of undimin.
ished resources.
The armistice is not formally prolonged.
but telegraphic instructions are sent not to
renew ho,iiitics without express orders.
THE CHIMEA-Advires from the Crimca
are to the 18th ult. TIE health of the French
army has improved.
The women. not satisfied with the breecb-
es, are after our coats, as the following de-
scrlption of new style of garment for the
ladies ftar!ully Indie ,tes and vet the thing
ought to &c pretty and becoming A prone
made Cvcrdress - being close fittings coat
like the New York surtout worn bv gentle
men-only not SO long. 1t is all the rage at
rresen: in Paris, and pearl-drab cachenlire or
pcl:'sc cloth are the goods preferred. The
cut is double breasted, with four buttons on
each side OF the larel>, and corresponding
holes in The larc!s: and two buttons at the
waist behind, at the junction OF the hox-plai,,
and Sl'!c-scams. The collar is quite small. -
The sleeves are cut in the pagoda stclc-that
is. with very little fullncss at the arm hole,
and formed to fit The ai,n nearly to tic elbow,
from whence they widen SO a. To become very
large and i!owiny AT the wrist. where they are
turned over to !Orm round cuiT of three
inches depth. For waist sixteen inches in
length the skirt should be- about eiyhteen
inches long, and cut IN a regular circle 70
sew without tuIness 20 tie b,Iice and still fall
gracefully over "oopcd skirt OF moderate
amplitude The Innings are O: silk seroe 10
match, and the edges arc bound with fine gal
loon. There are two diagonal pockets in the
skirts,
NASHUA. April l5-FA1AL RR. ~As-
rALrY.-Rev. Mr. Jcwett and family, while
r'din" IN u rarrIace TODAY recriv ii severe
injuries fr0m collision with 4 railroad train
Mr Jcwct Is nat rxpcctedto recover: Mrs.
jewett is very badly hurt and Their son had
leg and an arm taken off
SECOND DI>rATcH-S l.. M.-Wc learn
that Mr.. .)cwctts son j, dead and that Mr.
.)ewett can proF'ahlv survive but a short time.
Mrs. Je"c't ma! possibly recover.
Ladies distinguished Doctor in Great
Britain has ANNOUNCED bis belief that the
fi>ni'iIah,c s"nr"t. worn on the back comb.
snd only projecting the bump of philopro-
4"n'tivrnr>>, Is a iraitai cause of neural
ia 1t brScts eararhr. tooll-a,.le. ulcer
tod
but IT gives promrnai,rs better chance
to see lovely faces, AID that balances the
account.
Mike Walsh once said, in the Emrirc
State House of Assembly, that it required
more brains fer man to keep from being
run over IN :he streets of New York, than
II did to discharge the duties of a Justice
OF the Peace i'll the country
Judiciary must be highly respected in New
Orleans. On the 81 inst. in the First Dis
trlrt Court. a well bred gentleman insisted
upon wearing his hat. maurre the rcmon-
>tranres OF Judge Robertson The fellow
was backed NJ f.v his rowlv friends. and the
Judge having arrested him for contempt, let
h'n oil with An anoeSv. Thus embroidered
m" rutlian gave the Judge street whippin.
the next day. \ nice place. New Orleans
A certain New York alderman lahorcd
under two defects On. wac e. i, ability
TO pronounce the letter T. ALWAYS using n
in>tca.! - and the other was q peculiar r..
tentiveness Of money. vucarlv known As
1,1rsjmOny What a uu,pr nruypnc iatiuc