The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-11
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

and have carried their State ticket. against
the Democrats, and secured large MA ority |
in the Senate and House OF Representatives,.
Three Union Consrr ,.men are certainly !
elected. Messrs. Ferry, Dean, and Clark.
The Democrats claim to have defeated
Woodruff. in the New Haven district. by a
small! majority. The vote, so far az receiv |
ed, exhibits gratf,in Union gain.
The vote %. the city Of Hartford exhibits
Union gam OF IS, giving last wear 1l2, Dem +
ma :; this year. only Al. and eIe ting this
year also two Union representatives, not~i'h-
standing the Dem. ma. on the State ticket. !
The Democrats have lost representatives al !
so in Yves, Hartford. Berlin, Enfield. STRAIT /
ford. Woodbr,dg.. East Haven. East Whit !
sor. Stafford, ToIanh AMI Union. In the
first Congressional district, tn" vote stands
Clark, Union, 7G5l, Hubbard. Dem, 723l
four small towns wanting, which cannot
h.n:p the result.
Connecticut wheels into The line with her
sister NV England State. iii her protest
against Slavery propagation, administering.
,h bred Scott decision. Burhansn'> admin
i>'rat'on, and the principles and projects OF
the Democratic party.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, EICTOEY-t
William ills nuninattl for Mayor by
the Republicans Of Por'Ia it, night brtore last
aud elected yesteid,y by 425 ma rity.-At-
las, SM.
EMANCIPATION VIcroRY IN ST LOUIS
ST. Loui>. April .-II.rompIrte returns OF
our city election, Yesterday, too, up for May
or. As follows -
Wilmer. Emancipationist 1881
Pratt, ID .nnrrit 3nSO
Lane, American 1926
\ lar, number of Americans voted for
Winner, whose m,iori;v will be about 1900;
an! maj orlty Of the Emancipation ticket Is
probably elected.
THE Er>u FcR KANSAS The Laav.n-
worth Herald of March 81. saws ;la: within
week near one thousand rni grants have
landed at that place. bringing with them
th'ir families and implements OF Industry
\ letter trom Qnndaro, March Is. saws that
nearly every steamer arrivn. there comes
loaded down with people intending to settle
III the Territory.
For KANSAS The emigration from New
Hampshire westward this season. and rs
p"rIi:lv to Kansas. Is unpreredrEt.v large
On MonI,v patty left PORTSMOUTH, COR KIN
s,>. consisting %: Hon John Dame Gen. W.
Is Il ,nd,. ID Pierce Clark. Levi W. AI,m>.
AnIrrw ". kvnnrv. and Robert $. Dame.
the Portsmouth Chru,irl- learns thai
James Pike. Mr>~r> T. h. Tul,ork. JOIN
Chr,>rle. Oliver lI.n>rom. ard Charl's II
Chase, are also in'en'!in. to at least v,>l'
Kansas. on tour o. tXamination-,O start
about the first Of May.
y NOVEL LICENSE LAVA novel Ii
crn-c tlil has been ,ntroriured INFO TIL New
York Assembly. II provides that no Irr>on
shall drink >tlon" liquors without fist Obtain
IN license. which may he granted lv any
Justice ct the Peace. on fhr t".!cw.n. terms:
For a lirrHS,. 20 eli:'l ayrr beer. ruri eat
or any domestic Wines 50 cents Fer >,lonn
hr-r - ,'rnts. For "h;>kr, and home made
liquors - For Frrnrh or any imported
h'And,. SD" For champagne, burgundy
or aav t"r,l.n wine. s..
Cirr.,nrn aud editors are exempted from
the provisions of this iill
pi>A"EliD The jury in the K,lorF
case could n"t agree: c!.hi hcin. tor arqu,t-
"a. and uur !ol cun,irtion
WELL DuNE.-Mr> kimhaI. r.. Of hi,
town made from .Junr : II. 1876. to Feb -
1854. lr:.:m 'ru: g., W. "ol I.ouud, g. hrr'rr
an. Grmnn t.. tiinc. used II Tho mix and
crrtni n.',">>lry FIR a small tanv. Wa,
can beat Mr.. Ninbaii NlreriW (N H.
D,mr,fn
j Jim l.. Crai-. a lal of - out cunning a,
Resistant, ~. on Iur>l,v last. a,'c.d .r'.ii,
discharged h'> Jun white lotIing. and til,
ramr"d entered his eve ard went crnlpi,.tr!,
through Il~ head. sticking - fast in ,hr X u
rh4: II had to be- driven hack Wi h han III
Notwithstanding tbs he i, alive, conscious
AMI NAV Recover.
1t is related nv the crlrhra'cl historian
l!r"!ofn>, thar Ilr>r.n~ th,. MI,Ian. ben.
detained, y prisoner hv D,ri,s and all cor
it>pnndtncr intrr,llciri, he shave! man
head. wro'" dI~p,.,'h upon 1t. An! kept the
man TIL his h,Ir was Iinwn. The LIVING let
Ter was 'hrn sent, and the person to whom IT
was addressed. upon shaving the m'>>rnycr'-
head. found the news there inscribed.
1t Is stated that the council of Mrs
Cunningham and Ekrl are confident of their
arIult,I on the c',ar." OF. murder. They
SAY that they are no, ONLY Able to establish
their clients innocence, but TO rive the nan.
OF the actual murderer, and show how the
deed was cone
y CA>E.-In the Court of Special Session.
this morning, Il man named Smlth was ar
ra'.ned Tor stealing a DEM ohm contaInln.
three gallons OF whI>ktv. Are Won guilIv
or not .uilty?" asked the Clerk. wall
YOU can call it what YOU likes: TUX tn.
whl>key. that a,!nit, and drluked it too.
~ GA took 1t without leave, did YOU not -
Il never wait to be asked when that article 5
, round. ~. \. Post,
DIR. Jcwc;t. the temperance lecturer
saws that friend of his residing in Coven-
try, IL. l., came into possession of the leaf OF
J al account book, on which poor drunkard
had been charged with pint of gin da;
ioc FIVE successive days. On the night of til.
fifth day he died III IA drunken ti; and the
charge ON the rum sellers book .1r the sixth
day WAL" 10 .fce yartis cloth, tor uinding
Sheet"
TIE GREAT UNwAsHED.-An astonish-
ed female American, writing from Paris, as
scrts that French ladies' acquire brilliant
complexion 10y never washing themselves,
and says that they content themselves with
gentle rubbing With dry coarse towel.
We have seen occasional instances in thi S
country OF persons who were addicted to the
same practice, but, We are sorry to say, with
out such pleasing esults.
From the " iShii..tOn star.
BROWNS BRo>,IIIAI TRo,HEs.-Wc have heretofore eX-