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As certain leaders Of the Republican party
Of ST. Anthony have since the recent election,
circulated reports charging me with having
acted in bad faith toward that party, and
with having been bought, &e., by the Dem
ocrats al the last election. have determined
to make public statement Of some facts
showing my course and the course they
wished lnc to adopt. On three successive
evenings prior 70 the day Of election, several
prominent Repnbica met at the Office
back Of : W Farnham Bank, and ut their
earnest request met with them They said
they were determined to carry the election
at any cost, and that they had $500 in de-
post at Graves bank. 10 be used for that
purpose and offered to pay me any sum thai
| might ask if | would exert myself To
eject their ticket. and then offered me a large
sum of money which refused | told them
! would run my teams and Use Of my own
money all | could for their interest, and
would keep an account of the actual dis
buns ments which they might refund me if
they chos, after election, but tina, ! would
take M money for my own time nor for my
teams and tins they promised 10 do got
out my leans the morning OF the election and
rua them for the Republican party, and
us@i my money when necessary for Abe pur-
pose oi getting in absent voters or other.
wise, and expended Of my own cash for the
parts interest, during the day, S2I-. Eve
rything was lovely until Afternoon. when the
Democrats began To pour IN rapidly, and
" things began to look little MIXED" Then
some Of the same Republicans came To me
and insisted that | should excite the humber
boys against the foreigners, and by raising
row, hinder the voting. This ! fatty re-
IN Ell 10 do and hence their anger
They thought, or seemed 10 think il 10 be
my duty 10 get upa FREE FIGHT at their
bidding. and because did not do il. they
charge M with having betrayed them, and
refused 10 rctuntf the money which ex
pcmied IN good faith 10y their direction
received uo money from the Democrats, and
used none for their benefit. hut | was not
prepared to expect that the party who had
grown into existence by shrieking against
ouiragcS on the freedom Of the ballot-boy in
Kansas. conld try 10 carry an election in
Minnesota by riot and mob violence |
have ssn enough Of those who rule the Re.
publican party here to satisfy mo that de
SIRE for office * their only incentive 10 az
ton, and that 10 compass their ends.
nothing Is too vile Ior them to attempt Are
VIZ lumhermcn the SLAVES 81 some half
donn Republican donkcysg They seem to
think q and 10 imagine that when they
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TuE FuGIrisE CASE IN 0HIo.-1he Gin
cinnati Enquirer thus aludts to the attempts
OF the Abolition PRESS TO make party capi
tai out Of the recent fugitive slave excite
mcnt -
We need not inform our readers that q II
The statements which have appeared in Tia
Abolition papers in regard to the outrage
oa The United States Marsbals, Wrpctraied
by the sheriff Of Clark county and other
parties, are false and ineendIary. The true
history Of the ease will be presented ny the
proper parties in due time. when il will I've
soan that the Deputy Marshals acted in
strict conformity with law aud their duty
tha, they ,iemeaped themselves properly and
tirmly-iirst demonstrating with the parties
who in,ericred with them and only employ
mr. force 10 resist force that there were no
keutuckans in the posse or accompanying
the officers; that the Deputies were perfect
" sober and cool during all the insults and
violence offered 10 them that the parties
arrested were treated in the kinds-t manner,
that none were arrested but those against
sheriff who was beaten got no more than
he deserved not 10 much, indeed. as he first
assaulted the Marshals. All attempts 10
clond anil eomplicate the matter are in vain.
The question is simply one Of resistance to
the laws of the United States. The human
ity eobstita,ionali,y and policy Of those
laws are questions to he determined by Con
grcss or the Courts Of the United States
not by the people II Clark. Champaign and
OF Congress any validity in Ohio Has the
United states Court any jurisdiction within
this state These arr the simple ISSUES
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LASp OFfrCEs.-~Wc are indebted 10 tir
" ashingtUn Nofes fnr correct list Of the
Land osliccs in the Inited States. They
arr - in number The following are the
several places where the land offers are sit
uaial for The sale Of lands
Ubio-Chlicnthe
lniiana--N incennas. Indianapolis
llnois--Spingficld
NJ Ssauri-St. Ions. Bonneville, PALMYRA.
Jackson, Warsaw Springfield. rlattsburvh
ani Milan
Aabsma--St stephens Grecnville, HuntA-
viii. Tuscaloosa. Elba. DemopoIi-, Mon,
romcry anil Centre
Mississippi Washington, Augusta. Jack
son Grenada and Columbus
Louisiana New orlsans. op.elossaa, Mon
roc Grss'nsbnrgh and Nacbi,1,hes
Michigan-uetroit, kslamaroo. GeDcs~
I5nia. SAINT Ste. Marie TO Marquette scnnI
ard pgHcsn.
Arkansas i,a,e.viIle. iittle Roek Wash
ing,on. Fayct,vil!e. Helena Clarksvills ard
Champagnole.
FLORIDA -TaIlahsSsr - Augustine. New
ansylle ami Tampa.
Iowa l,uhuqae. Charlton Port Des
Mline~. Coencil Blafs, ossgr Fsrt Dcigc
aHi SIOUX City
Wisconsin Nineral Point, Menaska.
Houston. S'svyns Point. a Crosse and Su-
perior
,alihwnis san Francisco, LIS Angels
ami Msry<yiIr.
N7nesota Territory --Stillwater. sauk
Rapids. Cha,heid Minneapolis. farr'hant,
Rel VIM. ilensle-scn J - - June Ba-
ehsnan ana nThws.
oregon Territory orcvan City. and Win
chester.
Wsshingtou Territory olympia
ansAs Territory Deomp'or, poniptan
RI. Scott ard os'icr.
Nebraska Tcrr,iory- Omaha city Browns
vile. Nebraska city and Dakota CITY
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thur r'asicr viii be pleased 10 lsaru. as
~ wcr. that Hon BSsiAslS =. rular.
son. Of Fillmore county has I~cn appointed
by the rr,~idcnt a. l,rcri,cr of rahlic
Moneys at farihauli Land oticc in the
place u |. y. Sxna, n~ign~l Mr.. tn.
rcrsoS Vas Councillor IN the Tcrriior al
A~smbly ts the last two yars, and aeqai,
tel himself With hcnor Ia his constituents
A pcmp, and active basip~ man. the
rrss'dcn, eoald have made M morr suitable
appointment, for the business ~ l,e ATTENDED,
To than In the slcc,,eu of Mr.. I
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Ctr,ih-Ai.. Given to the Minority ,an-
tsitatss

on Wednesday morning. as i already
known. n" Boarl Of Canvass,rs uf the
count Of IlenmyHa. consisting 81 NJ. Anlcs.
Register Il pNids. nDi MtsSsrs ,IoirS and
NcCain, justices Of The Peace ssuoi err
tihcatcs Ia ;he entire Black Republican tick
e. though Il q notorious thu; four camli.
hates on that ticket verr in the mnotitics
ranging as high a. Gfty votes.
W. do not in this artclc. propose tu ar
g1e points Of law with our opponents nor
dc W. IN this article. propose. 10 20 into III.
question IL the nature ard extent II the
powers Il TN Board II canvass r. Il r
our proyinc' to loOk at the matter in liz 10
cept'on as a political eyps,lseni. To fullos il
t..rrHgh TO ~ coasamnaiioa AMI "a hold up
TO p!hi'c .corn ami rsprnha,ion H. yrius
movrs and perpetrators.
~ the kcgis,cv a VII inietiionsi bot
wrak uaa alsi 81 tbs Jasticss Of the rsacr
whn oeoPerat'si With him. w. have nothing
20 say tissr T.rsons serc cisy "a the han,is
- The Jsst,rr And in n-stsr.i o'hc a'tvni-
ors 81 c,rtihcatrs not ihsr osu W arr a,s-
p'Ssd "a - equally isSuusc they safsr,,i
themselves {" w. trolghi furwari a. s,arul
ard ts-.rcrs ior tAs sat AMI tasy cannot,
hecausr the tactics have n0a bssn ohanx,si
frosn aper and h,ir s-A,ings 20 r,ss.s sr-i ,..a
tszr.as, shrink irum ,hr station u ,laager -
esvn rom the s'aticu u dssss,fs.
We a.so entirely eNc,.gnte The nsorc mob
esate ami aoaarahl oi the 81 cali,i Rsrnb.
l'1an party ih,y rppnii,aic a. sr,ery{y sni
a. rmptatlcAliy as az 30 the iasnt.uv
svoOE iurAt;sNi uf.sa TIE ps'p.c Il -. An.
ihouy by il, l}aarl Il Ianv2ssc'-s i y
'lnry thetr msf'rigne TO lcBonc b. = p.,.ii.
lral oT-aa saisHu WHOSE eoonsis ihev can
gr'f'r temper s'E ron;rpl
D., ir tn BaeS l'adc-S vito ,s,.i h-sraie-
j. art Nti aA.sce afycihaggai rlanD'd
an'l ~ cvel tie sry4.t o1frAge, ~ have o.
ofalsd sr charitable i1~m Z e4pnssa,,.
Thy Hssnt Erac,.cal 'raa,i aai tFy have
l,.as a p-af'i..i f-AuA ,hs iutu,ka a vs.
0s-uoa n ,lerd right .nI t!lsy have PR
p,''afoia y'n.Sfan - q Ssc7si right
he prs0u. IarisciAry ar .oeH'r.caGy
is;ga ,Az,,i az. aoc10lus 10 tss ci.rai.ea
~ r.rcuss'ancrs. -. \ Nu.-S. LyniAa
TRINIDAD, aa.i =. -ecumi., l4r,ner Bsl
M ami On ~ tuo others Eay have -.
and As lesser Agkis.
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T.sstsstsi News.

Two new churobcs. baptist aud Meth
Ii. ,.. al A ,,on - , .,.... IA, go,
'''e'' ''"s "'"'""" ''' NV wv" =" w"
cs-s IL construction IN Minneapolis.
A lad named J0us Y. Artr was Drowned
u, An, M,.s;.s,,,,, ,,s,, a, I,tiL. Fall. Mar.
w w" "F''
fison cointy. on the 10Th at May.
~, -,
NJ swan fNu' b'h'"h c""h'y, "a wv
,i"n DAY The ''A'''' o"' ~'~ se'fis' ny a par
y OF drunken men, "'" '"f"~" '"'" "'' W."
""s'pp''
They arr getting the county seal Of paso-
Ia county a, Hastings, by p'ec~ meal, The
Office II Register II deeds "a n"w oratcl in
that city
Speaking OF Tho prospects OF tho upper
"'PP' ''''''' NV ''"'" ""i'" ''''
app, - -. a. 1850,
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.tai n", ,al, tr ,he n.@,I,, !, mr., n, ,h, ..t
,I,n.nt ~ he e,un,,v NM |, Of the rr,s,,. ;,
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,a,Ie ,.a.ss oisn,s nd ,,,sin.., so,J in,,sg
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The Ftuai,srfgda ayurs a dali, mail he.
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wv" ~ nut '"' s'""" '"'f"''
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" " '"e ''''P" " '""' '''" "'' p" W"
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-. .,.,,. 80, a., Co.,, ,o,,,.
n u spS" , a"a M" a., M All sn,n,
Of eusineers 10 make Piel@'ns,, survey ef
Cd hpac. 10 the Iowa line, wh1ch po'u, they
push the work as RAPIDLY a. re.,'blc 10 cemple
s I0. ' AZ ,s .s,vsy 10 S.,,sr .ssc,i@a soa
have ec,a made by the company and the ~"rA
4 S ~ Of nasisee,s bsleas,ps 10 tho Trans,
Company, Ia. also e.en ~ oar ,'elsn, t"r a
mile. .ca,A ., IN. place. sed south VI the ,a.n.
asr.,aad TIA, ,hsy la,saa ruan,ag several route.
'a,Hase ''''s :, ',su." ~ snS Nv n, RAJ,
Company.
AZ ,u, ns,,u, el,c,ie, in Wa-,,s county
,N;s,. MA, s,.c,,,l hy . l.r.,, mass,,, a.
the County seat.
The shakon, Valley ifn,li ns.lr Il.
,,,..r.,s, hi. week considerably impc,,.
al CIR wh,ch !, hal vru, m,S.
IN. Hs,,,li cav. ina, r.s-pns,r mms,l
from IN, s,,.,uer ,,.r.a few nights an,
u.,, ,hs, h., xa. .ho,, s.,r mih. below
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cnaRLYs FgSNu iicyFsAN, yHs IN.,SE
PoSt The vhtor NJ the rttsbarg jat,l nni
in invent hctier irpm narrishurgh. IA.
wherr h' VISITED the tsylnm ~ Insane. thus
speaks Il oo' Nbo va. ihr primo 81 Amer-
,can song srii,rs -CB,mss FyV~o Insr.
NAN.
i!- dss.As : ct ps7lliar fora AMI Doctor
Corsin icils M. pr&uts he only ins,ADle
he ever mgg with of hal'uciuatoc - scs
ss.ss--to0ch, TASTE sight, snAa alssi hsarng
Thu most dl-tn'Ssing .Di,eatioos Of his ia.-
ease. are exhibited IN his E,ac,sS tia, snm,N
body : tone hing OF pressing or pinehius
h,m, az ,sat b 49, I-erss,us AMI ohiv,s.
shnh iroGble and dssturn am.
\ trace ot the ahbc raiica b aapannt 10
ass rminl,ng Rie that cur lasi mating vas
many NOR than .i1u,n wears agc AMI VITA
a s,stica turn, hsgviilns the APPS y TIM.
b. make p3ite lnquiry aiiet a yvgpg ads /,
s'-ll'h. a. i h had Psfirl With bee bgi ~
trrisy The casaal visitor s;l faii % ,s~
tect tnaes Il ussaGsi,y "a NJ HOFFMAN bat
s'd oriaar.ly b. phs.sah'ly impo>ssd b.
sls c.ah'raie Po,,etsss aei oniGi. 4 3cHsaU-
~. Ills intervals Il fsrsri trsaia4.ty az
AR bet h. 5 rar4y mg,h sAci-,t.. As,l ,ssycr
vsDlcnt bar With mnlb grr;. hat .h,-,
= alass' NJ bop " any Ts.rmagrnl mpr,g,~
Ssrui n tn cas- q VI. iiN;hs4za. sn.l La
gar bss, csPc;a'iun sv t.m can naca ao
h,sasF than Tia, b. may nBg ,.r, rc. hath
ei % peasant 's,lasiVCs o. las u,.rsory o.
10 the hoaors " tAs bsgst an. ..silv T. ~
m5.i he visitor thsi bsi~en lie laS,rila.
la'sttV' A5d hY.',ss insanity. .asy :
est a taia P,rtuioa. Nhieh trysiA nav
abrasss. o' a hVs as,9oy ami br,sk dsrn
l0cySs.
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Through the kindness Of Hon. " N.
Rics. We are informUi Of the Establishes n,
Oft the following nov Post uthos
AZ Norway, IN Gc"ihue o,on,y, tbs
Nsrs, Postmaster
AZ MARKHAM, Daootah ceaul,; Mws,n.
MAsxn. Postmaster.
At Putnam, 10 Niuona coun,y, sSsr~'
xirs u. prrsAs. Postmaster
The Postmaster General has onlcr~l the
appointment u Tisorur A. Bxsls. ~ Pest
master at Clinton fAlls (lais "1tjS. J IN
place " rrlrcx r. Br,Ll, mo,cd away.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-18

MWaxgsrs ~ Tso1rs, MAJOR SED6-
WICK. with two sgaadrohs u eavsIry. In
Lnyeawofth on the 18th. Col. hussEs.
with oe squadron. left On tbs goth.
Another squadron b to JOIN acssSx ss
Fort Kearnry, and thrce companies Of 10
fAntry at Fort iAwrnee.
srxsEs goes against the cheycnnss and
othsr hostile Indians. H. will ants with
sspowics a, Bgxrs Fort, in ihe Cheycnn'
country.
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AHssSox ~ ovrnKms.---App.raiion hay
ing been made 10 the t'enenl land Once by
rcoeiver Of Public moneys for Rave TO viz
il Washington city. AMI make the aequain
iance u the officers who@ duty u il 10 re-
view bs official returns, Nc, which appIicH.
ton was Submitted 10 thu Secretary II the
Interior has le,l 10 the adoption Of the ng
alation that /, will be the policy II the he
parlmeut 10 discourage the ab~pcc II OH.
Gers from their respective post. Of iaty, IN.
ls-~ some sufficient reason ola spectral char.
aetes calls them away. and, as IN This easc,
Il was not perceived that such special reaa'
ms existed. the lravr was not granted
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\ NEiAVcBofv srT OBSERVING Sui
Tao mcn were run yvr- hv a tram 4 car
on ibs ilarri,ha-gh anil Lancaster railrad,
asar iIlstsp.N. Pa, % ihe % inst, Arsi
both k..lol \ iarEy AEnoant Il tank po'r<
s've f'aai % iheir pcr~ns anil ihey we're
apppsei by tn I.opbs 4 II .hsp;re 10 b.
men = property All hey Wro' 10 conssse
,ab.r ex;.u- ~ getting hani-ue ccAns
s. Tss haak h,ias togJd sp-p their pr
sars p-ovgd % h 81 coan'sriets and i ka.
sirsv 't-,a d,scuve7d hat the icC,sNssl n n
be sadsrs q a rang = coanierfsicrs .Di
targars Il . h.'sv.l tAsy ermEil,sd .
robbery 50 N5lista the W! aish, tsso~
'hey v.re kisG - Ia Pc0plc sso SOP
y.l~si thy Lad hsyH wor~tlpiHg Mannoo
sere 5ssrvedly ia hy ~ .ogllssz oarHs-
IS q Iso thsevcS Eocirrr tssA
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ItspuuIuts uoSrsr,. We direct the
attention Of our readers specially 10 the card
Of Mr., F~rsm. concerning the plan which
The Republicans of ~ Anthony adopted fbr
the success ~ thrir ticket The money
spoken about. is understood Ia have gone To
wards thu expenses OF the parties Interested
In the issuing 81 the certificates 10 the black
Candidates. A pretty commentary On Re-
pablicsn hones'y,
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~ W.. Noursc ci,inN 1 r~rv,ahili,y
and s,aSiiug, W hate 10 soak hsrshly ha,
Ne have no other alternative, b. has pa,
himself urou wcoci AZ the adviser AMI cu
dc.-r of the scheme for thH aaliacatioa 81
the popular will ~ the rrV,nc, As Ia
yman rrumball. hc hail ~ basins>s bCrr
Whsn he had icirrSi himself II his sp-Syhss
his propr and ksgiilma,c MISSION Was cishsl,
AMI hr shoah have r'~ hou,e. " a, bcss,
rcfrsinsi frm aiding a,si sh',;,nS viola
tion " a vital prucipsc Of astio'
Aud carairS dosn 10 ~somte. NJ have
cnly to rcmark tAa, the work was suited 10
him AMI be- Ia the work y. .iS'Aeag r.
FfsY
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fsam M Nianr-.lts FFss rrvsa tpsbAsAss repr,
Of ~ ~ 80
Inc Ffc''t1 Dtfa"iA y uo"h upon
Gov. tiornan AGAIN, savage as meat-aXe.
According 10 that immaculate sheet, the ex.
Coyer,,r o,e of Tho ,,y.,,ast Lv,.,.,;,,.
a,;1,o' - - - =,
n e,sJ ~, II wa b,J no, s..s,, H. san..
eour., ,nr.nad nv ,h,. p,oa,T, i,elnre nna
ubno az. uar,. arr. thor, .as No, ,aps,. ,,r
!, wa sh.nJ no ineline,, IN hsl;ers !, Al
the s.me time there ara some charges
which We ,bink the Goycrnor ough, either
10 acknowIeds,e or dsnone or n, once If
The .,a,.men,. of the y o,,.s, arc ,r,,a hs. /.
eertainly ONE Of The yr,a,es, sroun,,rcis In ey.
is,enee-and if No, ,rne then he ouybi in
ins,ie, N himself and b;s yr;crds N 7et The
communitv lnow !, Ina, nare, sta,,s, ha,
in a r,,ceni sn,cb ,b.r,, mo M d..sn,J hi.
pc.ition on The t. Canital anos,iop
{" He stated tina, be Ma. opno.ed 10 the reno.
val Of the seat Of Government from ~. Paul NJ
the time the project Was asitsted last winter
saa ~ ahe ~, 'rA. as as YOU'D oe ,nvAho sna
he had made w hi. nina 10 veto n tha, when
the hili was introduced into the Council, he in
formed b. Tread Robert smth that he should
ae,p ~ as, ma NC soa'u nave a"ne 30. n.a
HIM by a,,lcles p,op the suh,sc, that he .as
not coward, and mean, to show himself above
the fear OF menaees or denuaeia,ions; that II
Nsy lhl, alone mat Induced hun to sppfeve ihe
aliasiay The Csni,a ,a ~ ,emsia =, :, p.a," "
w. 40 20, - 49,, a.. 60.
- w los '...'e 'n.' gov "o'"aAp
s,".'u any suen u''s' ~ wen Ano"n
w. ,.,' t =. au' u 'a,or ., ue '.'hoVa-1uA'
" oe,'e'eI and anew inc "a" 10 DC 'ain
' ih. ne 1 ,'n 'he opinion 0, iseve.ay
y -" u, 'u"! sustaining 'ne ~gai'y " ur
o." ~, i. Az VA Par'i. rug, ns oIFrauu
'o' 'he p''' III" WIN i's "iends all through,
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Auw GAsAL NEAR rnE Istnars ~ ia
Hrss,--The Navy Department ba' given IN
.tructiou. for the immediate preparation d
the u. n. steamer Arctic nov NJ New
York. fm duty in carrying oat the elaas'
IN the Naval Appropriation i'ill, ap
proved March y, 1857, which an,hori
~ the Secretaries ~ the Navy and
War 10 employ, under the direction
Of the President, officers Of the service "a
make exploration and verifcA'ioo of pre-
yioas surveys Of a ship canal near the 18th
mus II Darien, Ia connect the Pariiic ms
Atlantic oo,p,ns by the Atrsio anil Tnrand'
rivers. provided the esJrnse 10 not mar
than s25 900
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-18

al tbs Pioneer Buildings, eerbsr Third and
Jackson streets, by
dODDftf Cfi, SOMitf. a! 10.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-18
n Nj PAUL


Thasssi.y Morning.. Jane 18TH. 1871.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28
r.sE (OlKT OF NAPCI.EGN.

TIE Cnrur OF NAr"It"> or Society un-cr .le
First Empire, ~ith Portraits ofit> Beauties, Wits
and Heroine, from autIrntic originals. Ey
FRANZ +. GoonEiCH. Illustrated by jules
Champagne. New York: Derby x Jackson.
From Me L,Stw Tco,,Hrr.
Mr. Frank b. Goodrich is an iconocast-
Peter Farley in his "Hecollections' is not
more mercileSs in the severity of his attacks
upon Jefferson and JefFsrsonian Democracy
for so long time the gods of our popular
idolatry-t than Dick Tinto in his exposure OF
the heartle.sness and the meanness of Napo-
leon the great, and the vices and debaucheries
of the early life of one whom nearly all bio
craphies and the universal sentiment of the
American people had united in e.teemins a
model of woman!y virtue and patient digni-
tv the Empress Josephine. This, perhaps,
will be considered the principal feature in
the excellent picture Of the Court of Napo-
leon. which American scholarship and re-
search, and all the resources of American
book maxim. art have aided one another in
presenting as Holiday Gift to the American
people.
Asa specimen of book making we have
never seen anything finer than the "Court
of Napoleon" The typography is faultless,
the binding superb, and the illustrations by
the French artist, Jules Champagne are the
very best of their style of art. They are
sixteen in number, and comprise portraits of
Josephine. Marie Louise, Charlotte Corday.
Nine Roland. Mime Tallen, Nine ,Iunot,
Nine. Hecamier, Pauline Bonaparte, Nine
de Stae, Caroline Bonaparte, Hortense, Mile
LIE Normapd, Mile du Colombier, Grace In
gersoll, Nine Regnaut, and Mile Georges.
They are mostly taken from originals in the
Versailles and Luxembourg Galleries, and
are eorrect as anything now extant.
4Na work Of literary merit, it deserves
higher commendation also than can always
be awarded with justice to books made es-
pecially for the gitt-season. although the gift
books of this vcar.such as Darnlcv's Margar-
It, the Lite of Luther, the Illustrated Eng
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

"A serious controversy Is proceeding IN
the Presbyterian church at ashingtonvile,
y. y. between the old and new school par
ties Both claim possession of the church
building, and On recent Sunday the old
>choolmen cot their minister into the pu' pit
first aud stationed an able body guard on the
pulpi stairs. The new school minister en-
tered soon after, supported by a force of eld-
erS and lavmen and made vigorous. charge
upon the party possessing the pu pit but with
out success. Or the next Sunday the old
school were reinforced from the world, in
the shape of OF select corps of constab!es
and the new school thought it prudent to
tortGo an attack, but gave notice that they
should not give it up SO.
The body of a poor Protestant girl, who
died at Madeira last month, was actually
cast into the sea, because the RomiSh au-
thorities would not allow it to be buried on
the shore. The case was Immediately made
public, an appeal to public opinion has
been etiectual. The correspondent of the
Protestant Alliance in MADEIRA mentions
that sister of the deceased having since
died, the corpse was allowed TO be buried
in the British ren terry. Thus, probably, a
precedent has ben established for the de-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28
Ar Ek\DDN

SI>arE---'"i''' Eesolrio.-By Mr. Fer.
ton. hat the State House ought 10 he r..
paired He said he offered the resolution fc~
the purpose Of a.r,r,aininy the orin;on :,
the Senate. He was scady himself to exprr..
his opinion.
Mr. Underwood SID no one re-r.ti..,
more than he did the calamity that had cal,
ed the senate together. He was sat;.6..
himself that 'h- Anildin. ought no, TO be 70
pared, whether il W; , located there or e,.,.-
where Whether al. The stones in the vail
would need =" /" moved to rebuild upon ,ha
iouHiit!nn. ar III, not know. lie was .a,;s
l''d ia; :Aey werr rcry much Injured E.-
sides h'' did MT wish 10 have i, rehu;l; ,s :;
~ss '"loGr- The rcc,..s were all t,l -;
furniture .! the Senate Chamber and !;epr.,-
-'a'a''ves Hal. MAS inrcnvenient.
Nr: .iriiyirt did OF think his the rc.,-,
iur>tltn t" r.ne frs: hp:cr.. the Scrt.a
Ii" :!r>; lUe>iion r..s whether the c.,...,,.
s''"'''. :'e a.".s,. .io.n L..out,e.i and on
h'7 iuotivu thc r.Soi lJioa Was tailed.