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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
Bible EOCicty Meeting.

Asreeably to notice, the Caledonia Coun-
tv Bible Society met at Peacham, on the 23d
ultimo. The meeting was called to order by
l.. IL. Dcano, Esq, President, and prayer
was offered by the Rev John Boles of Rye
gate. On motion, the chair appointed lev.
A. Boutelle, William B. Palmer, and Solo
man Stevens, Esq, committee to nomin'
ate officers for the year ensuing, which COM
mttee reported as follows:
For President, L. H. Delaco, Esq, Hard
wick.
Vice President, Rev. A. &. Button, Lyn-
don.
Secretary and Treasurer, Theron Howard,
Danville.
Corresponding Secretary, Rev. William B.
Bond, St. John,bury.
For Directors, N. W. Aspenwall, Peach
am, Hon Jacob Blanchard, Peacham, Rev.
IL. Wellington, St. JohnSbury Centre.
Which report was accepted and adopted.
While the nominating committee were at
the Rev. Mr. Clark, Agent of the Vermont
Bible Society, made few very appropriate
and string remarks, showing the value of the
Bible The Society then adjourned to meet
at one o'clock, p. NJ.
Met according to adjournment, when the
President elect in neat brief speech, ac-
cepted the office of President
The Trcasurer's Report was read and a
dop,ed, by which it appeared that the friends
of the Bible in this County lave contributed
to that cause the sum of S105,3G the pas
year, and after singing by the choir. the Rev
Mr.. Boutcl!e read his excellent report a:
corresponding secretary. and the same wa,
accepted and adopted.
The Rev Mr. Clark, Agent of the Yer
mont Bible Society. the Rev. John Bo'e>, Of
Ryc.ate. the Rev. Joseph Underwood Of
| EIardwick. the Rev. n W. Aspenwali OF
Peacham. and the Rev. \. &. Smith OF Dan
Vile, addressed the Society in an appropri-
ate manner for the occasion. Truclv it wa.
good to be there" Seldom are there seen
as many wet eyes i'll an audience of that size
az were to be seen during the delivery of
some portions Of the address OF the Rev
John Boles
The churches in the several towns in the
County were not SO generally and fully rep
resented as was desired The churches in
some SIX or seven towns were represented hy
their pastor, alli some o! them Nv one OF
more Delegates The exercises were inter
Sper>ed with singing bv the choir which aid
I'd much to the interest OF the meeting. Oh,
the whole 1t w,> an interesting gathering to-
uelhcr of 'hc .irn,i, Of the Bible cause, and
it is hoped, a profitable one. The exercises
were drawn to a close with PRAYER by tn,
Rev. II. Wellington, SEein. hy thu choir
and the brncdcion by the Rev. y. Bou'cllc.
Adjourned
THrEoN HOWARD. Secretary.
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The Photographic art has not vet been
able to reproduce perfectly any color but
black. CounteltcIttrs OF bank notes by that
process, therefore, find serious difficulties in
copying notes on which letters or figures are
printed i'll red or blue. and usually DO that
part OF their work so awk wardly tina: person
on his guard IN receiving money can almost
invariably recognise their handwork The
sure method OF detecting photograph is TO
touch 1t with solution com posed of sirty
grams ot' Cyanuie Po'aSN,na, in an ounce of
~afer. lh's solution is poison. 1t will re-
move the Photographic impression almost in
stahtaneousl Y, tut it will not touch the car
bon ink Of :he bank note plate printer.
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No 6+.-Resolu'ions approving the Speech
of the Hon Charles Summer

VI tne lion. = udTleS sumner.
Reso'r'd. That in the speech OF the hon
orabie Charles Sumner. tf Massachusetts,.
delivered in the Senate of the United States,
in Nav last. We recognize the most unriista.
kabe evidence OF deep and laborious re-
search. and OF intellectual greatness. os true
craftsmanship. patriotism ana philanthropy.
an unwaverlng attachment to the cause of
human freedom. even in the midst OF terror.
fully jus,tyin. the confidence rr.o>cd III him
as an honest. ahc and fearless advocate OF
the rights OF man : and we As the Representa-
:,ves the people OF Vermont, here publicly
and unhrsitt'ln.!" =. express eur unqualified
apprO! alton O. the sentiments and do .trinps
Wherein -nuncii'rl and We hereby tender
him cur II, ~ or ,Iai tla;,ks tor the ability
dis ,la,el. and III. fcarle>>nesS manifested in
graphing with Il gigantic and unmiti gated
wrong: and assure him that the reor!e of
Nern, mt Will hold him in g,ea'iul remember
arce Tor tue ability and in.inrible frmness
with w~h h- h,> defended. he PRINCIPLES
=! r:r.n.. ,;!h ~. ,'.s'ic"
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Job Printing.

We are now prepared TO execute nearly all kin's
of PRINTING used in the countrv-PLAIN and OKNA-
MENTAI.,-in the VERY BEST STYLE and at LOW
RATES. Merchants and others who desire BILL
HEADS or CIRCULARS ofany kind, printed i'll 4 neat
style. may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent us will berr6mptlv attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
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V. B. PALMER is authorized to receive Adver-
tiscm"n.s and Subscriptions at his Offices in Boston,
Acw-Y urk. and Philadelphia.
M PETTENGILL < CO. are authorized to do
the same in Boston and New York.
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ives in Congress for Their earret opposition
the extension of Slavery. ard would here
by express our thanks to them Tor their faith
fu!nr>S TO the cause oi freedom.
Hc>"lrcd. That our Senators in Congress
are hereby instructed. and oar Representa-
tIvcs requested, to contllu" 10 use all their
Influence for the admission o: Kansas into the
Union AS Free State, aud also 10 use their
hest exertions toy the adoption by Con-rrs>
n such measures As shall relieve the general
government from all responsibility for the
support of slavery.
Re<o'rcd, That \ certified copy Of these
nesolutloES, signed by the Governor, shall be
transmitted by the Secretary OF State to each
Of our Senators ind Representatives III Con-
gress.
IN IloUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Oc-
tober q, 1876.
Read and adopted
NORMAN WILLIAMS. JR..
asst. Clerk.
IL SENATE. November ), 1856.
Read and adopted IN concurrence.
Z. IL. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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hri'h "' '1ii'' IA III ". ltt di,'ih.u>h'':
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ia "''c''' sired IN 'htt CITY. Is written up
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a '''':"'' ii "li!'' ani n" was sentenced TO
ih' ais f:foA Tor four years and ten
months
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II ,i.. md Of the pr.>e.t wear Grcrn. Green
-..! i;er,ttr marriages. Will Toe prevented
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.i..,.-,,:,-'..n. a.k2aw,,.d .m,,,t or ceremony
shall ID" vti !. U',>> one ot The parties bad.a
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there. ar i.i lIv..i in Scotland for twenty
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line ic.I rom hrg horse he other d,v at Bri-h-
ton. bat tnr:us2f-iv received no injury
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portrait g: it'ii'r tom asked little cheruh
of three summers. No. child. Why DO Won
ak " hv. Ihl> morning he sad, darn
ray picture
WISCONSIN BANKS Thirteen Banks.
with a ra:,,iI SOCK OF S3>5.ooa. have been
established N Wisconsin since tb,. frs, of In
" last ,u.i "a. u,.-,. Ranks with a cari-,l
>t..k q; lao. ,un. Ar, now orranizin, To-
IA >'"rk >">"-""'- la addition. the OH
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>l.:l = lf,DIrt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

THE SCHooLrELLow for January, is a
nice number. Its stories are fresh and in
structive, and its illustrations equally so. 1t
is model Magazine for children, and we
can safely recommend it as a beautiful, use
fu!, and pure Magazine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

From tir Euet.n A:,,as.

From tie Ec>t "A Atlas.
The people OF this Vicinity were thrown
into hiHlI state OF excitement Yesterday al
ternoon, by the melancholy Announcement
that the State Prison. in Chailc>town. had
again been made the scene Of a most atrcclou>
and bloody tragedy, r,'>ntin. III the q, ah OF
the Warden. Soon ii. Trnncy. Esq. So sui
denly did il burst upon The ears o: an aston
l,hc'i community that the story. Which, alas
proved bat TOO true, was at first hal,::y credit
Cd. The following are the particulars oi ;hc
Eorrld transaction:
About hall ya~l three o'clock Yesterday al
tcrnoon, while Mr.. Iennv was passing through
the upholstery department, convict named
Charles l.. Dcc"'nr >l'ran. uFo" his back
with the irGocity ni IA timer and thrust INTO his
neck ,wo edged k:i!e. The b.dr OF 'he
knit. was ;.,out six inches tong. a.I wa> thrust
with such force Is To pass completely through
the neck Ct the victim
Mr. Tou,."v turned upon III" assassin. and
drew IL PISTOL from his pocket: bat. ere he
could use il, lrorpci to The floor. Mr.. I. /.
ID 1arinn. tbs o>cr>rer OF the i0om, Instantly
seized Decatur hv the throat, While Edward
Crowl,r HE instructor. ran u i..g ASS. ace
OF the Warden. raised him ny. ait! bore HIM
to the prison hospital. wl.c,r h. expired IN a
few MINUTES. lie tr!c:i 10 speak, but nothing
int,iiigi!,.r could t. obtained.
To an inquiry OF Mr.. Draringa< to What
he had done thai for Z" the murderer replied
Il meant to DO 1t: have been watching for
til, chance &: two days" Ills. taken in
co."ci:r:. with sru.,r!; ra'i" ~ i''rt'ur 20
a fellow ron,.r; in the early .Hr. OF the ,!.y.
that shol!d TIE Warden pass through tn.
room he would see fun before li .lt, leaves
no doubt the deed was prcm' '!i;.'cd.
Decatur las been an inmate ct tie Prison
since April last and j. >trviEu 4 sentence OF
three wears Tor ia assault "lli an axe on o.
ticcr An>on H. sawyer, at the !Io,i>;. Of Cor
rcction. South Boston. H. la, been. in III.
latter institution ,Ncc: the fr>t t:l:ia IL:
larceny trnm his employer. and the >~con'!
for hreakin. l:io the shop OF y. II. Allen, IN
Dock Square Snrc he has bcel. in tie
behaved himself in hrrorin. nanrer ;.id
attended To his work. The prisoner i ai.nut
- wears old. ali l. Il native Of hi;,eIv. Ne.
where his mother and sister are now residing.
Mr.. Icnnv had been at Ike heal o: tbs
institution since April last and was much
respected hv all who knew hin. Previous
to his appointment as Warden be orca(ic,i
the post q: turnkey al Tie al IL this civ. and
VAS formerly An officer in die House 0. Cor
rcction at South boston.
The deceased WAS b wears Ct aye. a..d was
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Splendid offers for 1856 and 1857 Together.

u! he tie more oIi.c::cral Magazines OF the
f'T. t:.r>e Periodicals lose li't" hv a.r. Hence 4
EA wear 9" tie Ms. with II" o.n:>>Ioi.> :ur 80,
HAY L. Irgar,c'. Gc:riy valuable. IL for Isl
We propose I" furnish Tie twp YEAR, AZ the io,,uw-
~ \II.I,Irry I.N r,TI>
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Esias; q. an C::.c:-sCC:.cr.

l!c BaltIincTe IaIriCt "iieS the following
extract from TIE diary OF b,mocrair Office
seeker, wLo recently Ina,!c a rlilna.e !ro':
bunetown to Wheata,,,:. TO solicit an Office
at the hands Of Mr. B.chanan:-
IN ROUTE.
Started from Eunstown. credentials all il
due iorm->'ron-r>t possible recommends
ton FROM Il and c.. and ID. Very confident
OF a good iiarr-pr<zIed what TO ask Tor
though. Strike for d co.,ecior>,lip, bat VII!
take i.>: class ronsui>hip rather than miss
WuEATLANp. Monday.
Presented bv Focnov. Extraordinary iin-
provement in Mr. buchanan since We n,e'
las;-thcu@l.t iim then cc!': and selfish. fac
lie and iablr-!i,.d i.ln courteous. be-
n.,, lent. bland. and Of >'rriir@ inI"crity-
Mutually pleased wiki cach olLcr- shall ash
ior Il co..cc;or>!.:?-
WHEATIAND. Tue >dav.
I'm more and more struck with the maie>-
tie snllicitv ii The President eject. Talk
about the O>tcnd manifesto all IA mistake
administrator t.rcri,. 20. !..El-irvcr expected
1t wcu!;i >,.e The !icht-ncicover. was r.">
m-rizc, hy Soulr, aid signed Ii under til,
influence at his will! Mem. distressing tact
10 psychologists -,:.,!>t "ri;c the ii .i!v PAPER.
al! about It.
NHrATLAND. WEDNESDAY,.
Great crowd here. Couldn't cd.c in a
word Tar I, lomu time. 81 Stnni al and watch
ed the cnui.iena,,c- oi the President eject
miucii stuck with Us remarkable beauty
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES
The Importance Of the free States of Cen
trail America, TO which the eyes of many are
now turned, results more from their posi-
ton than from any advantages, either Of eli
mate or productions. The population of them
all does not exceed that of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island. The State Of Nicaragua has
about 26l,ooo, and its capital, Leon, 80
OO0. The area of the whole is about 49,
400 square miles, extending in length about
1000 miles, and in breadth, from 60 to go.
The climate, except on the hiyh table
lands OF the interior, is institutions, and
earthquakes have frequently depopu!ated
large cities. $4,000 inhabitants of Carthage.
the former capita! of San Jose, were destroy.
ed by an earthquake in 1871. San Salvador,
city in the State of that name, was over
whrlmed by the same cause in 1854. As a
key to the Gulf and the Pacific coast these
States have some importance, but not so much
as is generally supposed There are few
good harborS on the Pacific, and save as a
transit route, would be seldom touched from
this side. General Walkers endeavors to
found aslavcholding State in Nicaragua meet
with the sympathy Of Southern and North
ern illihusters, but it is desperate enter
prise and ought to fail
A TEMPERANCE UEsllON-The keep
er Of the Delavan House at Albany (Which
has always been conducted on the Temper.
ance plan) having announced his intention
TO sci! table wines to all who order them.
MIR Delavan, the proprietor OF the hotel, has
addressed him a note protesting against
what he terms "a breach of covenant agree
u'eat." Should the protest be unheedcd,
Mr.. Dslavan threatens that litigation as ''cer-
tain as painful will fol w.
The correspondent of the Tribune
says Senator Collamer's speech to-day
was an able and philosophical review of the
question III controversy between the North
and the South, aiming principally at an ex-
animation OF those involvin. political power.
1t was hearG with great respect, and from
It's IberaIi:y and directness made considera-
Bile impression on all sides.
The STATE OF EURorE-The Liver
pool Post says that the state of Europe is
such as to excite the utmost disquietude in
the minds of the peaceably disposed. The
t-rmen: in Italy incrcases
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THE LAST LONDON QUARTERLY con
tains the following list of articles :-Whate-
lcy's Edition Of Bacon's Essays French AL
eeria-Church Building New Biographies
Of Montais ne Ancient kome-Plysio.no-
my of the Human Form-The Nuns of Port
Royal-The Declining Efficiency of rarIia-
mpnt
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THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for No
vrmber, contains Iyht articles, as follows
DR.. Chalmers Works-Froulc History of
England-The Workmen OF Europe-The
Sight and how to Sce-E-mu>at's English
Boliaghrokc Religious Novels
Cock burns Mvmorial>-Spain.
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early COPIES.

i!.l r,.-"'u' 81 AplAN,I S:It H. from - Fri
- l~h-- ,..,.~ .......,.... l;.,.., :, ric>e nr
lr~. !'la,nl,'h - tev c,li Tow he placed tie
hal.'> "l Subscribers ;.!rt ~ ~ tie ......
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An appeal for the relief of the destitute
IN kan.as has been Iut forth !y l"adn"
citizens of Providence,-the venerable Dr..
Way land heading the lis, OF Influential names
The appeal states that Rhode Island has
hitherto done comparatively little for the
benefit Of the sufferers, and suggests the pro-
prlety Of township and village organizations
to .urniSh means OF rellet.
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Gle Californian.


ST. JOHNSBURY, JAN. 3, 1857.
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IHE I.M!!.i"E OF iiiYrI I;IrING Duwx
AN IN>i!Hic1IoN-!.r Letters trcm the Island
ct iinyh. received il ,hI> city. state that Sou
!"nq"", 'hr black EMPEROR OF lIl,;i, I..,.Iv
visited Aux (ay"S for the purpose OF setting
accounts with such OF the Inhabitants Of that
part oi the Island as had participate in the
lafr instruction. Invent, five of The Ino>r
guilty Were shot, nineteen ar nn. ,;,u,. H..
also stated that any future li>inr would be.
PUNISHED IN an equally severe manner. The
i>I', Il Is row profoundly quiet. tu, is o,cr-
S,"' N'd with exports from he United States.
lie paper currency. which has been As low
IN value rs l'c cents. silver cnrrru,y. has
no" risen 10 SIX and quarter cents.
In ChiraGo fuel Is scarce. clear man'e
sawed ana split. selling at nine dollars The
short cord, and the better qualities of Erie
coal al Ten dollars per ton.
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ECLir>Es IN ls57.-There will be two
ecllpses next year, both OF The sun. The first
will occur on the 18th of March, |, will he
invisible in all that part OF the United States
east of the meridian OF Washington, and par
tial ard visible west of Washington The
second is an annular eclipse of the sun. which
will commence ON the 9TH OF September. at
midnight in the United States, and therefore
invisible in this country. |, will be visible
In large portion of Asia, part o: Africa.
and the whole of Australia
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We sohctt VOLUNTARY COMMENTATORS from I'll
pnrtso the country uion matters Of interest. kems
Of News, in pa,t,"|'r, mW he hanI t"lly receircd.
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= The Springfield! HeIuh';can is response
Die Tor publishing the following. CT COURSE
It Is too good i" be true just before omin.
back from Europe. Mr.. Fillmore was enter
tanned at ad;nn'r Yartv III England. ami IN
the course OF 'hr table talk. an inmorr,.: .outv
o!d English lord. turning t. lin. SAID, En-.
SLY. what Is this Few prrty in your coontrv. so
called the l"N"EAw Nus partv:' Mr.. FIJI
more beng III. candidate for the Presidency
OF that party, malnl,n,d a ,!i1r..i,h silence
bat another Am,riran gentleman hrcl, II.
solemn silence wiki Tie remark Your ln.,,
ships mistaken: it is not the iynotaun<, t,,.t
'Ae fhow nc'hlnH rart,'-and WAS about 10
eNra'ia'' On the wonderfully high and ,ure
Objects OF that party bet tie OLD lore! WAS
satisfied, and interrupted him with Yes
wei! 'h""@ht 1t was >omc'aiay ~ Mt 11.H
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TERRIBLE GALE ON THE ENGLISH
CoAsT.-The English paper, received by
the Canada, give some particulars of the fatal
results of the gale experienced on the coast
of England on Saturday, Dec. g The ship
Louisa Munro, from Malta for Cardlilwrnt a
shore on the MARCUS Sands, near Milford, <
the master, mate and seven OF the crew per
ished. The steamship Troubador from Nil
ford for Cork, was obliged to consume in the
furnaces nearly one hundred head OF swine
to keep from gong on shore. Several other
vessels went down, as is supposed, with all
on board. 1t is feard that many other marine
disasters will hereafter be reported
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MD / OK " Al klE---N'H rom. ~
The steamship James Al ger sailed ms
morning AT 10. \. NJ, from Pier /. Nc''n
River. for Nnrtork. where she Will take o"
board the passengers and freight Of Ieifit'-
See. The James AGuer took out some ~
migrants: and aa.c'c the passengers ~a'
Gen Wheat. The General has a shell VII"
HIM OF ane.ri and peculiar con>irn''o"'
which viii prove a ioruid ihlc WEAPON IN 'n'
hands OF " a.kcr There was not >n-'e
|. :. Marshall or Off or 10 be seen MAR INC
quay at the li:ne o. the steamer ; departure
a miss accepted the o;!rr q; Young
nan to gallant her home. and Afterwards fesF-
IL" that jokes might be cracAc,! at her sN'
;',mSr, should the fac: becau.. known. as
missed him about half way hoiue,. enlo.ids
secrecy. Don't Toe aiI raid, aid he. ''of ny
saving ANYTHING about ii, for l feel as uu,S
ashamed Ut il as you do
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DtC!hEAIlo> OK WAR EN I>ol MD
AGAIN>: HfE>lA-'Ihe most important tea
'urr OF TIE latest news from Europe is the
declaration of val l., England against Per-
>ia, Will h Wa rir!r AZ Calcutta November
lst. l.ar-e forces Lad been dispatched by
sea and land 10 p>o>rruIc ;le war. and in a
comparatively >Ln;, ';nic, SAYS he New York
Herald. We may lca: hat .>n.,o SAxon ci,i-
izaiion has taken another long s'ri,.e IN the
hast. with the usual Consequences Of co!oniz
alton and cc!n:l.crce.
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Read and adopted IN concurrence.
L. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.