The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-19

''"' vi the Baltic at New York, OF
thursday with news Of the signing of ,h
treaty OF peace by all the plenipotentiaries
IL remains now only to be ratified bv thei
respective governments.
I'VE are indebted to Clark II. Chan
man. Esq, Clerk. for copy of the Jourua
OF the Senate, tor the last session of the Leo
Islature of Vermont 1t is from the press Of
the -N'illehny Register.
The PWi'on Hecordrr has the follow
ing account Of the installation at S,urbri,lye
Rev. SUMNER e. CLArr, late of Il
''ohnshury. Vt, was installed pastor of tn,
church IN Sturbridse, on "Wednesday, tn,
10Th uIt. The public services of instala:ic,
were as follows - Invocation and Realm.
the Scriptures, by Rev. Mr.. Bannisrer, Of
Ware; Prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Haven, of
Charlton; Sermon. and Charge to the Pas
toy. by Rev. DR.. Vail. of Palmer: Installin.
PRAYER. by Rev Mr.. Bragg, of BrookfieId
Right Hand. by Rev. Mr.. Bliss, of South
bridge; Address to the People, bv Rev. MIR
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Rev. MIR. Brehe, of West Haven, c.; ant
Bcn"'llr'iOn by NE Pastor.
W" congratulate the good people of Stur
bridge IN the rcsettrment of the Go,pe
ministry. and especially in having secured
the services of Ion. tried aud faithful ser
want OF Christ, who brings to his People a
Mature mind and rich experience We trus,
doe! Will long rejoice in his light, and tina,
he may prove TO them devoted and success
full minister Of Jesus Christ. !.
ESCAPE OF A FUGIrIvE SIAvE.-Ihe
Montreal Herald OF Wednesday morning
states that passenger arrived in that city on
Saturday last by the Under ground Railway
having had narrow escape from the United
States Marsha! al s.. Abans. 1t appear.
he left Scrvitudc in fillmore on the 18th of
January, and made his way towards Canada
as tar as st. Adams, where he found employ
nent On Friday last his former master and
a United States Marshal arrived al the latter
place. On making inquiries for the obiec;
Of their pursuit. they were kindly informed
that they would be more Successful in secar.
III. the prize at Waterbury, Vermont than,
at 81 .Aihans. Meantime ;hc ri, nds of the
"coioreG BROTHER" Transported him few
miles further north in sleigh, and placed
him on the trei,h: train. In few hours. he
was beyond the reach of the ni,ed States
Marshal. safe on British ground.
--The corpse discovered in the woods in
>hclburne. on the III, has been identified
|, was the body Of Henry Burnham, Of White
hall. s.arcdriver on tine route from White.
hall to Crown Point. lie was an intemper
ate man.
RrLrs.-Mr. HAYDEN. writing from Brat
tlehoro to the Rutland Herald, states tha,
the New England market is mostly supplied
with rules from the mandatory Of Mr,>r>
Stcarns X Co., in Brattlcboro, Vermont. The
factory keeps thirty men and women, and d
quantity OF beautiful machinery all made hv
Mr. Stcarn>, busy constantly, and turns GU,
'wt1ig MoV>d,M dollars worth Of rules ne,
annum. They are made OF box woo,... ivory
maple, Sc, and Of 0rer Scr,n,y stvicS at pr
ccs varying from Twenty-Five cents 70 SIX dol
lars. There are no superior rules, and We,
they can be Afforded cheaper than the for
~rt,,.ln IT,, 4
lumber and wood, give not only the Ur,an,it,
Of wood, but the price from 81 80 to $40
: II correspondent of the Iras burcl
Standard sends the following challenge tc
! he world
Sarah Phijhropn. Of IIarlwick. Vermont
widow o' Revolutionary soldier. ani who's,
age IS nine'yiour wears, made and sold las,
season from two cows, six hundred pound,
of butter, besides milk aud butter for family
use. | was at her house two davs since and
saw twenty and a halt lbs of beautiful
butter that she had ust made, in eight DAYS
from the same two cows. being the frs,
churnInc Of this season Sad COWS have tn,
appearance of bcin. what is termed the ma
tive breed Mrs. Piilbrook never keeps any
hired girl has no assistance whatever abon,
the house. only what is rendered BY her los
who Is not quite seventy years old. ant
who does not intend to marry while his moth
CT is able to Go her work.
Two boys, one son Of SiIas Bowtell
railroad conductor, and the other name,
O'Brien' were drowned at Bellows Falls, or
SATURDAY. the 9Th instant, while PLAYING or
some LOGS in the Canal. Their bodies were
discovered late at night after diIigent search
IN which most OF our citizens took part.