The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28


about the first Of December. and it breaks in
to the first part Of the term to have oul
Thanksgiving occur in December. Twenty
two of the States have this year observed the
2Gth inst, as Thanksgiving day.
NEW MUSIC.-Mr Ellis has handed us
some new music for the Piano, entitled
Memories of Home" by Carl Hanse Re
mcmbrance Mazurka," and a Fantasy on the
taHorlte Scotch melody, "Auld Lang Sync.'
This music is published by Russell e. Rich
ardson, 29l Washington St., Boston, and fol-
sale at Mr.. Ellis's Music Store.
"MTONs REGISTER FOR lS5S.-We have
received from the publisher, Hon. f. P.Wal.
ton, the Vermont Register for 1853 This
has got to be one of the constitutions" of the
State. The Governor Vote, Grand List. Pop
ulatlon, State and County officers. are from,
the Official documents. In addition to the
usual matters, this Register contains the Ju-
dietary act, and the Masonic and Odd Fellow
Lodges For Sale at Towards Bookstore.
UASG OF BURGLARS BROKEN UP.-Thc Free
Ifess gives an account of the breaking up Of
gang of burglars who have for long time
made trade of theft and robbery at Bur-
lnSton. Two of the gang were arrested in
the act Of breaking into the store of Mr.
Murphey. i'll that place, on Friday evening.
Their names were Mich Brunell and Jack
-. The capture of Henry Rohcar. joseph
Parker, Joe Monac. and Samuel Thibeau.
followed. in different places and at various
hours of the night The last of these was ia
Ken only after desperate resistance. All
are we'll known Jail birds-Nich. !>rurcll. the
r!nglcadcr of the gang, has scvcra! times
been an inmate of the State Prison, and Mo-
mac and Jack - have also served terms ~
the same institution. This job Of thict.c;.ch
my has since been completed hy the arcs,
OF john Robcar. He is complicated with
the others arrested on Friday night. as a
fence or receiver of stolen goods. and is al
so suspected to have been personally cnras-
ed in the robbery of Mr. McIanc> shoe shop
The whole gang as it is supposcd-scvcn in
number, are row in custody.
Bold HoEBFEY.-The Jcwclrv Store in
iiaverhill. \. H.. owned by Mr.. Henry Tcw!e
was entered by TWO burglars on the night
q: Friday last. who took thcrefron, Watches.
Jcwelry and Si!vcrwarc to the amour. of
about SIX hundred dollars The rogucs were
taken in Lisbon. Their names are Russell
H. llntchns of Lisbon. and Ralph Butler, of
New York.
- The Burlington Sentinel say. that the
amount of Butter produced the present season
IN The dairy counties Of this State, exceed,
that OF any previous year by about onc-,hir,l.
-: Hon. IIoratio Seymour. IL. d.. died
at Ml.dlcbury. VT, on Saturday. lie was
among the most p.omircl!t and respected
citizens IL the State. He was IN the United
States Senate twelve wears.
FIRE At BELLOWS FAIIs.-Wc learn from
tie Times that a fire broke cut in :lic Am,ri
can House at Bellows Falls. and ragged until
the building was burned to the ground. 1t
was closed IS hotel last week and mI:ci, Of
the furniture had been removed; the balance
was saved. Tie building was owned by
Jahcz Ill., ard was insured for $1,000 in the
Ashculot Company. at kccne, which Will
nearly cover his loss. The building occupied
by L. Amadon as jewellers shop escaped
to the wonder of all. He will ONLY suffer by
the removal Of his goods, which he will re-
cover in Insurance.
FATAL AcclpENT.-Wc learn that on Sur
day morning. last, two sons of Mr.. Thornton
OF Ira, went out into 4 field for the purpose
of catching horse, and having. after some
difficulty, succeeded i'll their object, they both
mounted to the animals ba ok. for ride
home, when the horse started off at a quick
pace. and one of them, lad seven or cirh,
wears old, fell and was almost Instantly killed.
Our informant states that the back part of
the boys skull vas very badly broken. but
whether from being kicked, or stepped or
by the horse. or from striking against a rock
WAS not AnowH.-Huf!lnd U,,uM.
STABEI>G CASr-Wc are informed that
on Monday afternoon last, two Young men
strangers, came to the Depot, in this village
and remained lettering about the gentlemen
sitting room until about midnight when
liz consequence of their abusive language and
conduct they were put out Of the room by the
" ;tchuc:l, Daniel Talbut and VIM. b. Thomp-
son. About five minutes attcrward Mr. |
Talhut went out of the room when one of |
The men came up and struck him in the face
with knife, thc point of the blade stricling