The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02

The Na>onS Of Boston and ,iei,i.H
tcmplate something ci c!c,no,.>,I.;., :, ..
the occasion Of the Inauguration q IL ~.
of Gen. Warren upon Bunker Hi. e.. 3
18th OF June Eext
NV HAMPSHIRE STATE FllG-We
from the Manchester Aa:el ;c;,n that Tie e..
annual fair OF the New Ham, shire \
tural Society Will he held Il, Concord O.
ground occupied last wear. on The III. =
ard 9th DAYS ef October. Ger. liu.f
Oliver. @: Lawrence. h;> accepted 81 80
ton 10 deliver The annual as.drl>>. Nil r.
hc on The second DAY 81 the Ear, \
icl White q: Concord l:> ten AZ
superintendent Of the arrangements.
Colonel Benjamin Grover H. been a
by The Concord people = Ch.,i Marsha
j. :. Nart;.. Z wei educated drah CT.
Cd refugee from slavery. MS ii Dc1r T.
tcw da.> since. on his MY 10 taIa,a g.
freedom. While =; Detroit he r,c1,..
thytic letter from hi master al New a.
urging him TO leave the inclcmc::, y =
come again Il The south. where "a :
shine" Martin wrote hack That ne be-
il WIS all mo0l>hinc
! Bishop Hopkins. OK ,rmon,. La W
a singular book in palliaiio,, 4 >.-H,-:.
dcprcca,,> the idea that liz negro =.
inferior and incapable Of crl;:ra,; -. -.,
>idcr> slavery the hest means If dos.
character Of it. subjects \ large po-,
the primitive Christians. he SANS Ncrc =.
and hi> inference seems 10 h~ tia. >..1,--
thcmo>t efficient '-mcall> OF grace Il 'l.r
ed sinner White sinners are ~u;Yo>
he susceptible Of divine grace wi,hoa'
mellowing influence OF the plantation y.
1t is but Just. however. 10 the good his.
state that he i. on the whole. o,1r.>
slavery. because it is improbable 70 IL
tiers. He i panied 10 see them MAXIM; 8
constant sacrifices for the elevation art
Walton of the negroes.
THRILLING NAERATIvE-A dog -
der a cart Wheel.
"A farmer near Binyhamton. Y. \.
wear. in ordcrto convince height
usefulness of birds. >ho; av,ilrw IL.
wheat field. opened is cro1.aad t,r,4
two hundred wccyilS. ard bu, four go
: wheat. and III these four grains the We,
/ burrowcd'
"A younC>ter in town in W,>,,.- \
York. who had undertaken 10 >ul1rr. r
ne>>e> 10 trial found the roads in a - e.
condition. and hit upon the cxrcdic~,
Ing each witnc>S 4 letter. stating III. -
OF money was deposited III his hands.
they could have by calling upon him
called. ard got >uhpnna and II /
each.
The authorities Of Paris are ab
| place under each lantern at the street {,
a clock dial. the hands g which. MOI.
, electrical wire. connecting with The II,
click. Will tell the hour to the pas>,r>-.
AL hours of the nj Sht
a man in Cincinnati. NAMED or
ed TO be named g. Matthews. his i,e9
: the people of Indiana cut Of Their -.
lars hy a flaming announcement III
dollar he will furnish to >ul>cIi'r.> az D..
, bic homestead in Minnesota T., s.. i
! bit at the tempting halt, and att,r >-.-
pile of money and getting no LAND s..
were about to apply warrant / u
r himself. when he got wind of t!.v,r &C.,
, alton ard fed
"A srayhca,lcd clergyman rc,,,''
to Groion. from a neishbor;nc 'oV'-'..
the Sabbath and preach On hi>N.,
, he accidentally excli"re god c&1li -
maiden lady. cxchansirc his >c,,a';>;
lady's night tiNiny>. We dent H."
he preached about or wha, >hi,; J., n'--
a text. The lady might have U.,i't
sell in the drapery of ideas which IL. -
offered. ard lain down TO plca>"'.' '',.
but it is not very likely She id,
The New York Churcllman quo,.>' !
your women keep silence in IL '-.'
in support Of driving females tc''~ y. y
choir>. The editor don't want roh'aF
, man sing in the sanctuary. The ma
: GoScnt Want To hear a Woman >illS t-.-'
or out of the sanctuary. isn't WorilN "a
e ing had woman for mother.
{, MCRMc NJ X THA>>iIr-Tw.r;s- Oh %
cars. containing 80 English M"rn''->
s sed through Springfield 1hur>ca! '''
a en- route for Utah.