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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25
For TIE CAIFID>I,N.
FRENON7.S KElls:uOy.

1--WE have never said much about Ere
mont's religion. for the reason that it is none
of our business whether he attended one
church or another But as hi. enemies have
had much to say about the matter" and
as the Norh >or. apparently unccrcious
that the mcndaoious j. A. Monsters has
been compelled to eat his own words. has CIV
en- its readers an opportunity to read the
scurrlou> letter by which that worthy under
took to "cidp the hot iron on TO Fremont
quick and sure" in case he should DENY that
he had ever given himself ont to he Caho-
lie. eve will publish the following merely re-
marking" that in the present state Of the cv-
id.nce respecting Fremont's religion, the
man must either be a knavc or a fool who
will Deliberately assert that Fremont is any
thing bnt a Protestant
From III. Commercial .fir, riSer.l
On the fifth ofla>t September, III reply To
an objectionable demand | wrote . letter "a
a resident of OHIO. ia which the assertion is
made that Mr.. FREMONT had "rrcfesSrd 10
. be a Catholic, bat given himself ont as
Cathohc." and that. if he denied tina; fact. I'M
der his own name, would prove hi, der ia! a
falSehoul.
Now II certainly was not the intention
of aprivate letter. directed to an obscure
town IN distant state. in rep to a private
letter, TO throw bone 70 the tan 1ors of
the political press of this c,v.-alr-sdv
dea:tnIEg the land with their ,amor Nv
friends, moreover. represent to me that
IN the interim Of a month trcm til" date of
NV letter, several respectable persons. som.
OF them more directly engaged than IN, self
IN political life. have offered. or made the j.
drn'icai Issue with NV own
Nv friends. therefore, now represent to
me that these proofs have anti, ipatcd mire
and that. on my own principle. preru,ing
vigorously all religious test, tor office. ouyit
not I" t't"or HE agiiif IN If this. Me oriqi.al
issue, by ne"il'<>ig torn>hihg cnmpntq, do,-
umer's for he cnura>s on 0re site ~. ~. tie
otaer:-th" more So that NV letter was rot
addressed to the public. or meant tor publ
ca'' n, As indeed ITS oil hand >tvir alone de-
mon>trt'c> Twenty one day> passed before
1t reached III" press. which it hen DID hy
breach Of proprieiy. Coming forth without
the writers know eIrr or consent. only by A
BETRAYED OF 'mH''"d confidence, II Is 'air!y en-
titled TO stand on is own merits. lis contents
entr" rs signed bv it, author an actual. not
virtual. document. its yl,l,e cou,,l,d
with lis condition, neither more nor less than
1t substantially is. In that form lis enemies
have gotten II. ali! in ta form they are wei
come to II. j A. Nc M>>TIR>.
In the letter from which the aIov. is rx-
trac'rh. Nj, Masters bla, kguald> the Times.
Trtune. and Herald for having driven linn
TO the wall, int backs out >guarclv from The
undertaken, to prove Fremont Catholic.
MARTIN IUTuFE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

Agreesh.v TO previous notice. a Couv-n-
ton was held at D,nvlie. on Thur>du. lG h
OF Oct. inst, 10 nominate seven a. l"ri.cs Ia
the Constitutional Con,ertion'o lc support
ed hv 'hc frrrmen of this Cnnntv.-rhr rec-
ton being thu irh day Of November next
The Convention was called Ia order bv Hon
Andrew NJ Niillan.and on mo;ion Hon. Tins.
jefferson Cree WAS chosen President. ard l..
". Delano, Esq. Secretary.
Voted, that a committee of Two be ap-
pointed from each town to select a ticket of
delegates to represent Us at the Convention
called by the Council Of Ccu>or<-each town
represented TO be entitled TO two votes in the
nominating committee.
Hon. \ +. Judevi,e introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was passed unanimous
" -
Resolved. That this Convention instruct
their couin;.tce 10 select ,ouinr., for dele
gates known 10 r" opposed t" the proposed
amendments by the Council OF Ccn>or>
Adjourned Ill afternoon
AFTFENOoN.-Con met agrccahlv
to adjournment
The committee appointed to nominate del
ega'es made the following report. which was
unanimously accepted and adopted -
Andrew Mcmillan. Danvile: Moses Kit
trrdgc. II. J"lnshury Alden T. .Jcuie,ir:e.
lIardwirk: Thomas jefferson Cree. Vince
lock: George C"wies. R,e.a.c: .L.hn {.
Tbitt>, Sutton Thomas Bartlett. Jr. Ivn-
don.
Tie following resolution was introduced
tv Hon. Grorcc {. Cahonn and adnptrd =
Resolved. Tha, this convention do instru,..
their delegates this ,.av Nominated. If elected.
to vote IN convention IN opposition ~ the A.
men innnfS 10 IN" Constructor proposed bv
the Council Of Cen<nrs
On notion the following committee was
appointed bv the chair 70 fla any Vacancies
that inar occur IN the list Of DELEGATES
George {. Cahoon, Robert Harvey, S,neon
Sinclair
Voted. That the oiirl proceedings of this
Convention BE- punished IN the county pa
prrs.
HE Convention .htn adiourneI
i J. CREE President.
l.. W. DELANo, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

RrrrHllcA>-, III. result of ~, Pm
wanna clr''Io'' l. not wht w. aut1.,t,.t.. ,-
Is II what VI had ri"lt isa.,r.,.l \ t.:,..
pate. ln-trsid at A majority al thn-l-.r / =
are. left. II Is ,.o>>lhi,. ia a mlnnri-y nt sou.
hundreds. The causes of Ih,> ar Wy p.
parent. nor arr the, nu,ncron- w. ar,.f ..,-
ten bv fraud and hr d,frrfi"n. hr ,h.-a---,
and hr fr,arh..rv. There /. not 4 W. o..
formed man IA Philadelphia, 10 Il :, wlp ,i....
nn' h,lie,r that >uat-thinr like f.-n riio,l>. a..
iraCiulei' Yves were ea>t tor The :. ana f.
niocratic ticket. IN that civ. nn Tu..>ia, Ia.
There Is not "A wrl!-iiii,ifnr,i nan IN n.
State OF P.nn>, wanna Who du,.> not f.l;,.,.
thai from fifteen 20 invent, 'hn,.>rra FL
mourncr>. who had I,l,dr..d themselves :.
sustain 'he til,o>i'on i.uit.4l on Tur>,!a, In
I" me "a am Democratic rai Is. Nh-r, thee.
Is 40 rrf>una honor. TO rtliarn,. Ia he rlar-i
upon promises. no i,ih Ia h- k-lt.thr >lsr.w,l-
EST rairui ,'o.i> better an ,iI.. has
l'ut one .Nr.ri-rs.. Ike this will tee -utii .i,.i,
tor tlr Republicans oi Prnn>, wanna Fore
warned. The, WI! &c ior-arm-d. C,n,l,
ed, l., he. battle whih. ui.I,.r adverse. ,--
rnni>fan',-> tl.rr have callartlr iousi-.
that their c.-,,rn.!cnrt. must to- upon the
own eNer'ion>. they have alreaiv rtnn..i..-
cd the work OF reorgan,zaiion; AID aiha!.h
disappointed, The, ara. uo' di-rigiitd. Tho>..
best acquainted with th. Star,. ar. cor i a..
that II car he CARED for Fr,mori. IN y
Ncn.hcr. The siam n,morra's harn -
han>t"d Themselves. their treasury. .hrir r..-
sources Tor securing ir,u.!Gl,-nt votes T.,
struck tor fw-rt;, thousand majority, aud rl.,
have hardy A fourth @. ~ Al nuni'-r u 49,
I'm" The "N-r'ion n: last wear their m,i,-I.t
Is Diminished la som. seven thousand 7.
tan Ice Diminished ~ nothing. aud les -l.o
nothing. Oar friends have started .rrl,!>
a>fi"aiiv IN the ". rk OF accomplishing. III
and they will hsr" fh" hopes. 'h. ,,'a,..,
and The All al every true friend OF Feed, u
throughout III. country.
Hrpu'ics''> HIS i tn. very ~ri-i> oF,i.
contest |, Is not when all ro-> >fnnn-L'.
ana success promises t. b. ,..r,,in. that I'M
Illness dui 'icI Ia GOOD .an-e ar. II A.
tested. N"w l. th- TIM - show that ~. a-..
III earnest !" f.ir.r ROW i 10 loom Il an
10 slavery. 10 th'os ,lnnn ali barriers ml..t
pb>trucf the Save ol. r,rchv. ia l,.ar. r,nr..,
>ur,''i the attacks nt SonIh.rn braves. u,.n,,
re- = !'"r-h. Law. ari III. CYrl-fttptl,,,
!;t'n'..l''an> cirtu' i'.r.alt fur TIN. s..
''>>'n - ia par, ever t...frr.. >uo-,.->.,I
Ia il> infancy .h'rarin, he y ,r-h. -.
A Airy. The chira ',.r. the Cnr,>-i,,.i-, -
"in'r. >u~t ti,iif.r he. lriitIr,l.-> at Ma
ln3f"n. -, ). ii,-r>'ri. a. iI,,n-. and O., E~,flk
in n" h"l'ntli''an pat, may me-; ui-i r.
VERSES. huf ~ ..N-r, Ia : rr.lja'ir. l.a.ifi-.l
~ Ms H. success l. certain ~ ri.- 90 L.,
WY NH OF ground. ,t-r. To-. contested
I-"f IL !r firm. ~, >arrifi imr. and busy tsr
IA" r1-tt' ihn- wc shall merit victory. and
Il iio "-ii''r WY ear =, attain IT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25
POLITICAL. NOTES.

The Albany Evening Journal states that
new batch Of perjures and forgeries about
Col. Fremont's religious views are 10 prepa-
raticn out West and are nearly ready for
sowing in the field Of Northern Rtpubli-
cani.m
The Bellows Falls Times relates how q
certain Fillmore LAWYER in Middlebury cut
the rope by which the Fremont Flag was
suspended on the day it was first raised. and
how thereupon he was visited bva remark
able shower Of effete eggs-until, completely
besmeared with the remains of incipient
chickens nipped in the bud, he took refuge
in his house. In Rutla d the Fillmore and
Buchanan flags swing harmoniously on one
cord. Messrs Fillmore and Buchanan will
also swing together politically, one Of those
days.
Five hundred and eighty-nine citizens
Of CooperstOwn, " T., members OF the Ameri-
can party, have published paper over their
own signatures, transferring their support
from Fillmore to Fremont, because a support
Of the former would 0e an inGiirect support
of Buchanan
Kansas MEETING. IN FREMONT TEN
PLE.-(;overnor Charles Robinson, Of Kan
sas. addressed the citizens of Boston on the
present condition Of that Territory, ir Ire
mont Temple, Saturday evening.
The Boston .Iornal thus compliments
our Governors Message: Governor Fletch.
er's message to the assembly is a plain and
sensible document. 1t concludes by very
able review Of the Kansas outraces. suggest
ing that these may demand imperatively the
intervention of Vermont, through its Legisla-
ture, for The defense Of its own sons against
lawless outrases."
The New York journal Of Commerce
(Sham Dem. )savs 81 1T is difficult to say
which party in this city. tue Buchanan men
or the Fillmore men, received the returns
from Pennsylvania with the greatest enthn-
siasm. Universally they congratulated them
selves on the rout of the common enemy.
The fact is. as a general thing, the Fillmore
men desire as the chief object. to see Ere
mont thoroughly whipped, ami whichever
candidate can 10 it in the best stvle is their
man" - We commend this precious passage
TO those sagacious patriots, who fancy thev are
opposing Buchanan by supporting Fillmore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

MFssRs. EprTORs A few weeks acc
! the Wort. Star published an editorial articl,
in tended to show that money contributed fol
the aid Of Kansas, was perverted from its lie
Ultimate use and squandered by committees
1t charged the New York State Kansas Com
mittee with disbursing three thousand tiv,
b hundred ard ten dollars for civil war. AM
only four hundred and twenty five dollar:
for relief" out Of fund of nearly S5,oot
Intrusted to them, and the Star added the fol
lowing exclamation -
1.-THE widows and orphans of Kansas called
tor bread and they gave them bullets. VIVA,
farce upon philanthropy! What paradox
upon religion"
This article was reviewed bv me in Tmr
CALFDONIAN Of Oct. 4th, wherein | used
the following language =" hazard nothing
in saying that this statement is wholly and
totally untrue. 1t is without a shallow of ev
idence and against all probability"
To this the Star replied Oct ll,h, giving
as its authority for the SANDER the report of
the committee according to "an onu'ys;s
mule by the Albany Argn." And the Star
claims. in reference to this analvsis," that
its article was based on good evi,lence-or
actual figures which it is said never lie"
| have before me the report of the commit.
tee referred to by the Star. 1t is in pamphlet
form, and will be If at your Office for the
inspection Of any one who desires the facts.
The total amount received by the commit
tee was s4,s'l,5o, which they disbursed as
follows
- Paid to Chas. Robinson for relief of
citizens Of Kansas $500 90
Salary Of Clerks, Stationery, Postage,
and Express charges 1860
Pa'd Sharpe rifle manufac. Co.'S bill
fcr rifles 643,37
Advertising in eight newspapers ina
meo IN rePort 1928
Paid on account Of passage Of 30 emf
grants 656,7S
Nansas Newspaper and map 312
a'u Nhcago committee l.40O,O 90
Hotel bills tor Emigrants 2l.oo
Printing pamphlets aud circulars $50
New England Aid Co.. for pamphlets,
description OF Kansas 1900
BILL for engraving certificates $3.50
Expenses OF New York agency and
salary 1896
Loaned L. L. Schuyler for erection Of
mil IN Kansas $4,000
For relief Of r. Butfum* and family of
kaGsas $500
Paid ". c. Paine and others for re.
lief of citizen, of Kansas 100 90
fald committee of safety, Council city,
Tor rrlief OF citizens 10000
Balance in Trcasurers hands 29l.34
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

MISUNDERSTANDING of Mr.. Buchanans
bachelor peculiarly and the romantic stories
concerning it. the Ptts6rldEaole saws the fact
is hat the only Mistress".J,rns" ever SGT his
heart upon was blonde belle of Washington
-one Miss Whifehouse, who has "mittened"
him any number Of times, and had the hearty
apprd 5ati'n Il her guardians in doing so.
Jinkits is man who takes matters humor.
ous.,. When his best friend was blown into
the AIR ty bursting bier" J,nkits called
AFTER him -" There you 60. NV .s scanned
irIcLd.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25
S4,S7l,5c
4 Since murdered by Border Rusfians

Since murdered by Border Rr.fians.
Thus it will be seen that wa. justified in
SAYING that " the article in the North Star
was wholly and totally untrue-wi.hout a
shadow of evidence and against all probabil.
ity." The statement of the Star was that The
committee disbursed "a total of S3.5IO NE.
rofed to ciril war, while only s425 we're de
voted to relief" The foregoing figures,
which it is said never lie, place the North
Star in no enviable position.
do not think the Star would originate the
falsehood. 1t is however none the less a
falsehood because its Iaternitv is traced to
the Albany Argus, and the North Star. bv
publishing it edtoriaIIy, became responsible
forh A REPUBLICAN,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

CHICAGO. sept. o9-A,ivnes from ".
bra>ka CIT, give further I.r;,-ul.,, Of ~.
t..r.d,,o ,,l,,i,.
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nv ''H st S"'I'' zen ~ i''> iii!'->.
ana number 81 con
''''' M "'''h-i'" l" private lnhirii1tl>
S'''' me" ''"S possession ~ All
Wv ''"' "'-'''>' "i- '-r' farming utensils.
""' - - i"'"'"f ~ provisions, n or
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"''' 49,, APE ne tn''-rii'f>
ms, ~, Il '''i We" l HS' Indiana, oho.
ILLINOIS, "'>'"''>''', ana Iowa
, E,>k C,uu,~.,,~rr.. p, ri.
whole number Of ,b,. E,uksnt n.,,nn, :.
3D.. r., 'N> u ''i>' o''''' Ia
a.; yh. r,,,t C,. a., -
SAYS th,, IN .,.rr E.,,t;,I. W.
STATE ,b.r.. : ,,,.o.;.,I. =.
,b. r,,.>c,;b.d l;,n;,I ., nan"
E,rLs and .,;,,s :, ''''''-
S,,,. has ,nrro '''."' 'I,'' no
IFS cnrr,ucx ,b,, rho S,.. .. y VIZ"
Th.r. 49, c,,"a ~ ''''",'''
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dom, very .,,.. md ;n,;;,., a,'a". 'ce'
JAWS RrcnA>AN's OrI>,n< OF .Jnu~
C. FREMONT. Arrr>Irp ry MS o,r,
-"Coonrl Fremont. the defendant was m
California az the commencement, IF ho.,,i,,;..s
between the nIted States and ,b, r.,,n,l,,.
of Mexico: he there raised and ,.,,.,u,,,,,,,,
battalion of California Volunteers ,ou.;s,
inc of about 400 men MS S.r,;c.< ,r.re
rcry ro'uaIle 6e iore Il t,o,<ni,,,o,.> ,o,, y,
tie conqueN az Naii.oyni1. AND IL NY
OPINION Is BETTER ENTITLED To
CALIFORNIA THAN A\Y ur,Irp
MAN.
The DfMoCRArIC PAETy-Wuo APR
lis LEADERS The following are At rr.s-
ent among the most rron,incn; and art,v,
leaders OF The Buchanan party. Every one.
ii will be observed. an active orron,n: of ,h,.
a',mihi>trati, ms of Jackson and Van Rur.n
Caleb Cushing. attorney general. United
States, OF Massachusetts.
Henry \ Wise. Governor of VIRGINIA
~ VI VI, h">t'fs.
'''"'o' '"'ct % var, lahd-
VI va anu
r. l"'' ~ LOUISIANA
Va ~ wv -
II y,
~ I I,l,, =, I
ri Cr.. n ~
ID. VI. B,rrinner Of North Ca,o,iDa LATE,
to Spain.
Democrats will Please lock over this liz,
and see whether the parry to which thr-e
men hclonc l. the part, to which they be-
lors.-.Ntr I"rh Ecenihq Po>i.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25
FREMONT AND FREEDOM :,
National Republican Nominations.

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
THAT NOT ONE BORDER RUFF
AN--NOr ONE PRO SLAVERY MAN
HAS BEEN PUNISHED. OR EVEN
ARRESTED IN KANSAS FOR GRIMES
COMMITTED AGAINST FREE STATE
MEN, WHILE TIE JAIL AT LIE
COMPTON Is FULL OF FREE.STATE
VICTIMS, ARRESTED By ORDER OF
GOV. GEARY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

AIf1itIINI D''rEErNtE-Au orrrlr-
renee at very >tiir'llty nttur, took rlar. in
The >"'til-"e>t t'r' O; Concord on : .,ur!,t
mnrunr lat ilrun e II.u. a,nul, N m
|. wears ni arr. son of ID 1, pt..rt II a.. a..
l.o~-llcamc 10 HI o,-ath uadrr the tollowi,,,,
cirruu.>' ,ur.>. lIwi> On visit 10 tn. ,,l,-..
ii hl> nrlNlfv. known n Blr-h IA, -rot,-
me- to to'"'"ri on ia" Wednesday ;,r,..,,... >
inr. with h. t,'i.,-r. aud then ,l-lti,i. fi..
Far. H. had tt-n that mornin, - Tia.
Dwelling "t hi grad father. Mr. ! amos III all
and lrnc"c' Il thence / a K ID I;lr,h Dal..
with \ ut'i-i run in hi> hand Ia >-,,,;1i.,
over fh.. fnufl-- %. cart. III. hammer at IT,.
!" X struck AGAINST II. fli.. charge Wa rNr CO.,
'i"i. ana Iii'. contents ot thu GUN wer driy, y
mo lbs ric:'r SIDE. At hrlow tie. ho.loa 81
the arm H.. linn..,iIl'..lv exclaimed. =.
have >ho' m,>rlt Oh INV d.-ar father -
pi my dear mother" H. Wa ,-arri.i in
Il The dwriir. at Birch U.-. AID ,u.Al.,,l
about one hour-N H. = i'.>alr4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

V. Il. PAL EH is authorized 10 receive Aiver-
I>"'n-'s and Subscriptions Il: his Offices IL Boston,
New ok. au! phii.ic lllia.
>. D. II IENt:!LL l. co nrn authorized to do
tie same N Boston and New FORK
Job Printing.
We are now prepa-"i 70 exerute nearly all kin Is
o. Printing use! IN lie country-PLAIS and OExA-
ME>rM.-in the VERY BtsT STYLE and ut Low
KIDS Merchants and others who desire BILL
IT :ADs or Circulars ofsny kind. printed in a neat
=. nav r"'v upon entire satisfaction.
-'i.r- sen; u. Will be Irt rni,t,v attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
COrrGspOndc nee.
ts St'H VOLUNTARY CuMMU Nj ATOMS from al
'r's" me country n,on matters Of interest. Items
Of News. an pnrtu uir ,viU be hanktuNy receired.
AnOny nous (Ommu n IL tious
Will receive no attention. Marriages. Deaths
items Of News &c. should ALWAYS be accompanied
BY sone responsible name. Obituaries Of more
than five lines will be inserted II the same price II.
Advertisements
FREMONT AND FREEDOM ',
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

DIR farmers arr r"ap;nr The BENEFITS
of a reciprocal. ira lc wr'h the United Sl,,s
IN no mean d'gr"e. The export OF ca,il,..
Sheep and Horses from the Eastern Town
shll> aior.c. Is no in-onsiderahl. item. and is
A rrtie annual, increasing. Aii 10 th,.>.
the products Of the Dairy. which also find
the best markets in III. States. and ". have
the sources from which are derived The rrir,-
opal cash revenue OF our farmers The hon
trad Is too iiuctuatinr 10 base Any certain "a
culAtion> upon. Til. legitimate business at
the a.r'rni'nris'> IN the townships would
seem IN be >fork raising and ih.. m,nut,r,nr,.
ot butter aud cheese for ex.,or.arion. Gr,i,
Tor home CONSUMPTION can toe easily raised.
AID production t'-vond tiat pont would hard
ly he remnneratlve->.a nSteal Jgn1.al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

ISDIA>A.-In regard to the election in
this State the reports from various parts of
the State are sorew Ia, confused and contra.
d'"'orv. but all are more or less unfavorable
to the Repubicaacause They indicate the
probable election of the Democratic State
ticket the loss of at least three members of
Congress. and majority OF Buchanan men
IN the lower hranrT Of the State Legislature.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25

AID production i"vond that i,oirt would hard
ly he remunerative.-S J,u1.al.
There WAS a new feature al tlp a,rir,,l-
'ural far AZ Cleveland. Ohio-a show Of ,i-L
raised aritiria!ly They are chiefly spotf.l
brook trout from six months tu twnv,.,r> old
and were III "A large tank with ra>~ side.
suppiiri with A running stream %, it.-wat.r
Doctors Girilrh and Arrklev. who furnish
The eNhiti'Ion. have quite fish rai,ir,,~
about two miles from Cleveland H. the 100, 4
are thousands of fish, PRINCIPALLY trout. a.
raised by ar,iii al - cans.
Al Paris CAV co'"~~ chara~terizp the an
fumntl i'>n,"n>: red l. The fa,"rir- hnr: roh.-
Of biak more antique with fl ,anr,.> of : ,or h
rai- are admired sleeves A.. cut m
|nrq"o. |. @. tir 10 the elbows AMI f.llli-
square over th, hllt>: h.sl,-s are ina-un,,u,
daily lower honn-f> of fafi,,,> and dark
crap mixed arr the ia.oriic =, IT,. with II ~
"r> III i'r"fu>ipn they are very small, bat
worn more on the head than lat winter.
- HIS lnlmrl. said An iineran, show
man. is the ruvAl Atrlran hyena. iar,Sprin,
fourteen feet frem 'lie iip o, hi> nose to the.
end oi hi> tail and the Sau" distance l,,k
AZ, an. making IN AL twenty rrtt feet H..
cries II. the woods IN The ni,ilt season ikea
human BEN" IN distress. and then G.,our> al
that come IN hls a>>I>rai,.'.-a >ll instance
of the DEF ra.i'v oi human nature
South Carolina and Bull, Er, rk> have
met with powerful competitors IN Utah All
brigham lonr.. The proih- >w.ar> II ~
unless lt.h Is ADMITTED INTO the mon. he
will withdraw with all his wives rom con
ncc'ion with the government and allea.iIr
10 the Lord set up on his own hook
The clerk of A retired l,ari>l. in England,
~her. reading the third chapter of Daniel.
Wherein Nh. names OF Shalra,h NJ, hech and
A'"' ne-o are thirteen inns repeated. after
Ieakinn them once. call.-d them during the
'enanier OF the rfal'cr, ''the aforesaid
HALFWAY CEIEHEATroN.-1h" on gems
VI Montreal have adopted measures for grand
celebration q! IL" complexion al trrani lrt.nk
railway from Montreal to Toronto lt -
,ru:O-.d 20 r Use >iD.0oo tor the demon
trat:on. which viii take place about the first
week III November
chesterfield ilavinr been informed by his
hv>iclan that b" WIS d,in. IL inches, con-
ratulat..d himself ma, he Wa not SO tall by
loot d Sir Thomas Robinson.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25
h \ y : 4 :.

l.. W. DELANo. Seer, tarv.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07

The ToBAcco CRop--ADvANcE.-From
present indications The growing crop,of To-
bucco throughout Kentucky will be short
one. 1t is thought that it will fall below
the yield Of either of the two past seasons,
and some parties are estimating less than
half crop. The dry weather for the past
six weeks has been very disastrous 10 the
plants, destroying them in the beds, and il
is too late to replant. This has excited a
marked influence upon prices, which have
advanced fully two dollars per hundred
within few weeks the commonest Tugs
now commanding higher prices than had
been obtained for twenty years. The sales,
Saturday, for example, were about fifty
hogsheads, CHIEFLY Tugs, and shipping quail
lilies, all rather inferior, at prices ranging
from 81 o5 to $40 so. One, damaged
hogshead sold at Sc So; and hcgshead of
leaf, suitable for manufacturing, commanded
81 3Oper hundred.-[L Lou. Courier, 2Sth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-08-07
Kansas Another Governor

New York, August /.
The Tribune correspondent at Washing
ton says: We learn that the President has
had under consideration for several days,
the subject Of ordering nolle prosqui in
the cases Of Gov. Robinson and his compa-
triots in prison, for treason, in Kansas.
In the event of this not being done, SEN
a,or Bigler, of Pa, will introduce bill into
the Senate ordering their trials to take
place in Pennsylvania instead Of Kansas.
The Senate, in executive session to-day,
has confirmed John w. Geary as Governor
Of Kansas, vice Shannon, removed. am
told that the only Senator who voted against
him was Mr.. Toombs.
Mr. Wilson demanded the reason for the
removal Of Shannon. The cause was re-
fused.