The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18
La ILNI NEWS by THE HALLS.

TH"orS FOR KAN>AS.-Ha<ling,on A.
rrll 18th There will be no troops STA
TONED IN Kansas who have in arv way. l..p
concerned IL the former difficulties IN thai,
Territory. In addition to ~. iarc. f,,c,.
Gt'a'Ird t" accompany the Kansas Son,h-rr
h""h'!Fy Nnmm>>I"h. summer campaign.
:" ,hi>'i>" the Chcyenne> and KiowayS Is
arranged, and >crrra! Officers are here, re-
rri'ln- specific Instructions 10 that end -
None OF these troops are intended for Utah
a> has teen co, lrciured
Iowa Observation-Disclosures v,cr,.
N-f h""g" April llth.-Tte election. re-.
turns from Iowa indicate the success Of ,b.
NrpuhlIcan can!'dafrs Tor STAT. officers h,.
"A majority equal t" the November v,rr,inn
GREAT FIRE AT B,LrIMorr-Eoy.;
"''r'. April II. Ia L. Ma terrible. ti.,. j.
now raging here on Charles aid Ieui,,,d
streets The tnll"wIn. Warehouses and their
contents are DESTROYED -
il Edwards \ Co. glassware.
Norris Eroh-r>. importers of hardware
l. lirrr>rn Co. cap manufacturers.
jas > BENSON. Iarer WAREHOUSES
r., L. Parker. IRON Warehouse
li'd-rS. Ewark < Grant. hardware.
Gn".B.'I'y Candy. wholesale DRUGGISTS.
VIM Davidson \ Co. ch-m al pants.
'.3o l.. NJ. The fire Is still rs,,ur and
is extending towards Light street Fa,,,.,k>
Cos Scale Factory Is also totally DESTROYED
The loss will probably reach halt million
dollars
From TIE SorrH AND MrxIco.-
" d>htnp"n April l3-Nrw Orleans ,,,n.rs
OF the 9Th INST are Received. They contain
aivlccs from the Cry CT Mexico of March
"a
Th" intelligence of the rejection of the
Forsyth treaty had created considerable dis
appointment III the Capital
Troops had been sent to the Srena of tho
difficulty.
Comontort is the most prominent candidate
for the next Presidency.
AdvIc"S from Tampa Of the 9Th furnish no
Indian news. Gen. Harvey was at For,
Myers
Nurses ar" heirg collected at New o.
leans tor Walkers army.
Violent disturbances had occurred q,
lehuanteper. which resulted in III. loss Of
many lives. and seriously affected the com.
pan. 5 operations. although its oriain had no
connection with the Transit Route.
IHE BJRDELL AND CUNNINGHAM Man.
RIAGE-i his would seem to Toe pretty we'll
proved toy the testimony OF Mrs. Cunn;n.,-
hams daughters. gwen in detail at the Snr.
ro"a'e's Court at New York on Monday
which is considering the question Of ,b, H.
gal heirs OF the murdered man The Urls
were upon the stand all day. and their self.
possession and GOODNESS during their rro...
examination We're wonderful: their answer.
occasionally were both curt and tart. Wub
faces unveiled and countenanc.s un,o,..,J
they seemed prepared 10 withstand and h,yd.
ly respond TO the most trying and SEARCHING
cross eXamIn atom. The answers of Helen.
who was present at the alleged marrianc
were all gwen in bold. unfaiterino yo;re
MIR. SUMMERS IIEALTn-Let,.r. from
lion. Charles Sumner and hi, friends speak
IN strong terms of the happy eil.c. OF the
voyage across the Atlantic. upon his health.
"h'ch ne regards as now on the eve of com
piete restoration.
IRREGULAR VERns.-The Par;. corre..
ponirnt OF Pcrter's Spir, of the Times is re-
sPon>'be for the following: ut is astoni,b-
my how foreigner, are imposed upon by some
OF our ways. The ether dav went to see a
little Frenchman just arrived. who had been
taking lessons. As he informed me, on III.
voyage, from fellow Passenger. He COM
planned much of the difficulties of our gram Z
mar. especially the irregular verbs. For
instance" says he. "ze verb to 20. Did on.
ever see such verb?" Ard with the utmo,,
gravity he read from sheet of paper: Il
co. thou departest, lie cleart out, We cut
STICK 1e or YOU make tracks. They absquat
ulate. Mon den, Mon Dieu wha, di.rro-
u'ar verbs You have in your language"
The clercymen of Boston were invited |