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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16
Wove Wire Cloth,

GulTAHLEfo r 1hreshing Machines, WI
> moving hlls, window afTrrns, N0., Tor sale
By bOfA lOA a DEMiNG.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16
PLANNING WORK,

rINlE subscriber, occupying me Planning
at the old stand near thc Depot would expires BEL.
thanks tn his former customer trr thriJ liberal
patronage, hoping that by his Increased suliti.s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16

A. strgnst!gus and uvigomtcs N" whole system his
uk" any other uttdtnv. II r. pleasant and agreeable
~ taste aud ctn be- us"d O., the mot delicate n,ad and
children with uufhilug q has l.eu used d.,
pfhot,iuf PIN hanover iINrars has never tailed Ia
any durable Recommends De show frou a large
number VI physicians.
. fmm ~. cutter tho Physiological
MI. J"uN -bgar-Slrl lawns byvu made hc-
gnutrt With The materials ~ which the popular medicine
now Af The Compound llumur aud STRENGTHENING SNr-
W. " composed 10 gives pleasure Co. that
'lcf Nour combination OF ARTICLES ct known mr,al Nn
ne rl adapted 60 relieve aud ,las,
n Hlrchscs that oumu y result what j. popularity
called impurities ~ the hlpud humans. 1c thtrrfuuy
recommend the diseased 90 max ttial OF A.
warren March e. 1857 ~ " ''"' ~ ~
SOLD IN 50 Johnshu,y, hy J. G.. nuglam aud Passumr-
DanNillc. Vail, Brainard & Co North Dan,illc
stanton Daniels Cabot, Putnam < Spraguc
Also,
DOCT. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTROYER.
Warranted superior To ANYTHING before the public 6r tho
aurr9t Neuralgia tankcr, D,Scutcry DarrhcA Pains IN
;hc usSd Siows,h and boVels Er- In chrome case, Nv
mould De used IN connection With the sYrup NAuufate
turcd by John Moore warren Mas. solo prnpretnr Si
ny AZ Al.'te'aft'- and uritrtuu dealers g4-lii4s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16
Board e. -Clapboard Planning, Mitch,
LLa.- q -aA-.L...- L-L-. IL. =

ing, Growing, Jointing, &C.,
Aud by close attention 60 the accommodation 81
customers, 10 merit aud receive q continuation "
The same Aud would also give notice that hc
cHu Furnish ON the most liberal terms, Pine,
Spruce, aud Hwlurs Board aud Flank. trgrth-
rr-vltt Pine and Cedar thUElcs Nuildng Tim.
hHr Sc. Price NJ Wrrk OF lumber As low ar can
hr found IN The lui a4 STATE.
DANIEL Colby
70. Iuhu ahITN. Nav /. ISIS. h-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16
ONE nALr run EXPENsE

n ordinary lighu, by buying at once l,osin on
Lamp.
lNeV Family ran save from - 90 $50 this win
ter by u'ing ihI' Lamp. and NH'cA
pottor, Safcr and Ploasantcr, Light.
Persons buSing this Lamp should purchase on,
IS ~ nae on iuN agents Ia northern Vermont, 40
sn he sole proprietor ~ this patent and shall
suffer NO iulfugcmcuis iu using ur sglliug boy
others, on chilling, per gallon,
s. JEWETr.
ST. Johusbur,, Sept 1853, 2f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16
To Blacksmiths.
,er's Patont Graduating Tuyers.
Dwelling House for Sale.
Jobbing Business,

TG'HE subscriber, will carry on the business
Il heretofore done by A Is Flint x Co; and
would solicit leaning Of all kinds, and also Stone
work generally. SHLEE
q6tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16
H AA N E SSES.

Ny shop 8 open az an hours ~ tho dav, iu
Nlcr'- building, formerly occupied los ". y. Sin
clair, corner Of Main street and Eastern Avenue.
JOHN W. LYNCH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-16

lust received another LOT Of -four, and for
~ sale by barrel or bag-and warranted to give
satisfaction. = A. NJ. COOK.
Railroad 49,
St. Juhntbury, Aug. 49, 1858. 90n
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
NEW YORK NEWS-AuGUsr 25.

The steamship Hermann Capt Cavendy left her pier
foot of North Moore street, yesterday, at O'Clock NJ
amidst the firing of cannon and the cheering the multi
tude who had assembled to see her Off Her decks were
crowded with California and Frazer River bound pasen
gers. She anchored opposite Bedloes Island and will 20
to sea by this mornings tide
The Municipal Cable Committee of New York on Satur
day directed the Secretary to extend invitations Pres
dent Buchanan and his Cabinet and also to all the foreign
Ministers at Washington and the Governors the sew
era States to be present at the festivities in that city on
the 1st September.
The figures OF the New York City tax for 1858
shown in the official publication of the laws The ag
gregae $s47l 81 nearly hundred dollars per
head for every voter in the city.
The steamship Ariel is due at this port from Eli
rope with the details of the 11th inst At noon
to-day ten steamships most of them first class carrying
passengers mails and merchandise aoat on the At
lantic bound for the United States.
meeting of the Of the frigate Niagara place
last evening at the Washington Headquarters Hotel
of Pearl street and Franklin Square the tars
agreed to target excursion to Hoboken Thurs
day, and elected officers for the occasion.
The United States sloopof St Louis was launched
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Saturday. the 2lst inst
from the ways in the ship house where she had
been hauled up for repairs and overhaulng She is now
she floats, almost entirely vessel
Mr. Birdsall the Naval Officer of the port of New York
has sent in his resignation, the i'll of his health
precludes his attending to the duties of his office.
Hon. Isaac Toucey, Secretary of the Navy arrived in
town yesterday from his tour of inspection of the Eastern
Navy Yards He will visit the Brooklyn Navy Yard to
day, where he will be received with all the honors
fire broke out early last evening in Abner A. Tookers
clothing store No rs Nesey street, and before the flames
could be subdued the entire contents of the concern
were destroyed The loss is estimated at a Ninsnr
ance $4,000. Several fremen injured by falling
of ladder
Felix McAnamy while driving coal,cart in the Elev
enth Ward yesterday afternoon fell off the cart when one
of the wheels passed his head and caused instant
death.
A motion made yesterday in the Courts for an i'm
mediate hearing in the of Stephen H. Branch whose
health is said to be failing under his confinement in the
Penitentary 1t could not be entertained of
the absence of the District Attorney The writ error
in the will be brought before the Court Appeals
next month.
The two railroad presidents Moran and Corning repre-
sentng the Erie and Central interests conference
to day respecting the conflict Of their roads 1t report
ed that an adjustment will be made favorable to the Erie
stipuations
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

WILLIAM CoULsoN arrested Tuesday night by
officer MEADs, charged with assaulting WILLIAM BARNES
He was held on security for Court by Justice AUDoUN
DANIEL DICKSON (negro) arrested Tuesday night
by officers GLENN and TAYLOR charged with assaulting
and cutting with knife negro named JOHN CARROLL
The parties got into quarrel at house Eastern
nue. near Caroline street. when DICKSON drew knife and
attempted to stab CARROLL who in endeavoring parry
the blows seriously cut about the hands and wrists
DICKSON sent to Jail by Justice AUDoUN to await his
trial before Court
D. MCGLARNEY and MICHAEL CARLRN were arrested by
officer HALL charged with assaulting PATRICK DowNEY
They released upon bail to Court by JUS
tce SPIES.
On Tuesday night officer HALEY arrested man named
THOMAS MCNARY, whom he found passing along and try
ing the fastening of store houses. The officer suspected
him Of having burglarious intentions arrested him and
brought him to the station house, when he
mitted for hearing by Justice MRARIs
JAMES ToDD arrested yesterday by officers J. THoMP
som and JOHN ScHERER, charged with attempting pick
the pocket of Mrs JOHANNA SIGLgR who resides at the
of Harrison and Etna lane He was COM
mitted to Jail for trial before the court by Justice MEARIs
HENRY WYBLE arrested by the officers, charged
With st""line lot "ltfaa r,;rs Of Mr.
EDWARD STEWART on Marsh Market Space. He
mitted by Justice MEARIs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


BARKThere continues to be good inquiry, with sales
to-day of 200 bags No. Querctron at s2O921 No. is
held at S23d25.
COFFEE-Transactions oday have been to a very linn
tied extent We quote fair Rio 1O dOA cts good
prime do at HOLLY cs Laguayra at 129l2k cts, and
Jaw a at 15G16 cts.
FLOUR.-The market quiet to-day, with sales of
500 bbls Howard street Super at $562H 100 bb Ohio
figure, and 700 bbls City Mills at So so
Howard street and Ohio Extra is quiet at S66 2 and
City Mills at $3.50. Baltimore ground Family is selling at
IS, and Extra at 81 Rye Flour is held at $780, and City
Corn Meal at $3.50.
GRAIN.-The supply good to-day, and fully equal
to the demand. Prices well sustained but the
ket inactive The offerings of wheat Is 500 bus
white and 900 bus red Nearly all the white sold
at 13OG1S5 cents for good samples and 4515O for
prime and choice; red sold at 112 1l5 cents for fair
good and 125d27 cents for prime and choice Corn
in good supply White was inactive, with offerings Of
5000 bushels and limited sales at s0 cents for good to
prime. Yellow in better request, with sales embra-
cling odays and previous offerings of $500 bushels,
of 10Oo0 bushels, principally Maryland which sold at
3Sd40 and Al cents quote Pennsylvania at 43d45 cts
We quote Rye at 70d73 cents for Maryland and S29S5
cents for Pennsylvania.
M0LASSES.-The market continues quiet but steady at
the following quotations, viz 29So cts for cayed Cuba
Island; 37g4 cts for Porto Rico. and SO cts for New
Orleans.
PROyISIoNs-There is a fair jobbing trade demand;
otherwise the market very quiet We reported
day sales of 35 hhds Sides at 9A cts and 25 hhds Shou
ders at ~ cts Bulk Meat is nominal at 6A cts. for
Shoulders and So cts for Sides and Hams. Mess Pork
is quiet at sl75 Prime at $3.50 Rump s13 So
Baltimore Mess Beefis selling at s6, and No at s13
Lard is quiet but steady at II cts
RICE.-There was some inquiry today, with sales of
25 to 80 terGes at 3H cts. We quote fair prime 3a
(d34 cts.
sUGAR.-The market continues very dull, and we are
without any transactions to note We quote New Orleans
at $775d95 so for prime sS 5Od9 so for fair to
prime Porto Rico, $500 for fair to prime Cuba and $7
775 for refining grades Cuba and English Island
SALT.-Sales making fair extent at the follow
lowing rates, viz: Ground Alum at so cts Marshall's
hne at 25 cts Ashton's at 140 per SACK and Turks
Island from store at 20d25 cts. per busne
SEEDS.-Cloverseed continues in good request, with
sales to-day of 160 bush prime at So so per Ga bs and
100 bush Timothy at $3.50 We quote Flaxseed 81 so
@D1.60.
WHlSKEY-Is dull and lower. Sales to-day of 40
bbls. Ohio at 26 cts. We quote City at 25h cts.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
PHILADELPHIA NEWS-AUGUsT IS.

The Democratic Congressional Convention met yester
day and made the following nominations for Congress-
lst district Hon. Thomas b. Florence; I'd district George
H. Martin, ESQ., Sd district, Hon. James Landy 4th dis
trct, Hon. Henry Phillips. portion of the delegates
from the st district drew subsequently nominated
DR.. G. w. Nebinser.
About five O'Clock on Monday evening a disgracefu
fight occurred at the Lager Beer Establishment on Lemon
Hill at the junction of Germantown Road and Sixth
street During the melee all of missiles were
thrown, and two men very severely injured One Of
these was shot in the head and another stabbed in the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
La w INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for the Daily Erchdnge. !

TowsoNTowN, Aug. 25 1858
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Before Hon.
Judge John II. Price.
Tine Court after careful review of the rules OF this
Court notified the Clerk to strike out all judgments bu
default for want of plea granted upon declarations filed at
the March term Therefore, judgments of this character
taken on Monday last, no judgments.
The case of JAMES BAY THE MAYOR AND CITY CoUN-
BALTIMORE. motion to aside an inuuisition
made by the water condemnation jury in which plain
tiff was allowed $500 damages for of land con-
demned for the purpose of building the new aaue-
duct was resumed this morning, and occupied atten
ton of the Court the entire day. The plaintiff in this
contends that in addition the sale of the land he
is deprived of valuable cepond and stone quarry for
which the jury refused to award him adequate compensa
ton great number of witnesses were examined, and
the evidence quite extensive but of public import
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning. at 10 O'Clock
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
AnpHSennenfS A

HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE-The bill offered tonight
theatre Nr. BooTH will appear in his avore character
of Sir lies Overreach, in Massngers sterling play
NeW Way to Pay Old Debts Mrs. MUZZY will make her
first appearance this season, Lady Avorh The cast
also embraces Messrs DONALDSON and DALEY together
with the full strength Of the company. The entertain
ments, which will be interspersed with
the direction of SANDY JAMESON, and dancing by Miss
PARTINGTON, will conclude with the excellent farce of
The EtOn Boy, with Messrs HARRISON and FIsKE, and
Misses CoRSELIA JEFFERSON and JENNIE PARKER in the
principal characters.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-Major Charles J. Helm OF
Kentucky late Consul at ST. Thomas has been appointed
Consul General at Havana. He applicant for the
Consulship at London.
change in the Chiefshp of the bureau of provisions
and clothing of the Navy Department will be during
the coming month. The candidates Pursers Slamm
Harris and Rittenhouse.
Orders have been sent from the Navy Department de-
achng the officers of the Jacinto and granting them
three months leave of absence
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

Yesterday afternoon while some boys were fishing near
Sraus wharf Fes Point they observed something float
ing in the water when OF the number named George
r. White, succeeded by means of his hook and line in
drawing the object Shore which proved to be the body
OF a new born infant, wrapped in ham bag The lad
conveyed to the Eastern District House. where
Justice Griffin held an inquest the body. The jury
returned a verdict OF still born.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
WASHINGTON NEWS q

The Secretary of the interior has addressed to the War
Department communication proposing the establishment
of military post at Washita village for protecting
against the Camanches the northern frontiers of Texas and
the Indian reservation west of Arkansas This post is
strongly recommended by Col Rector the Indian Super
ntenden for that country and its establishment it
said would supersede the necessity of posts Fort Bek
nap and Camp Cooper.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
E..n,,, Santa Ia

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ST. LOUIS, August 25.-The Santa Fe mail with dates
to the I'd has arrived.
War with the Navajee Indians considered inevita
BILE They had even invited the troops to fight
Business at Santa Fe was very brisk.
There had been abundant rain throughout the country
and the crops very fine
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
Fire I'm Fort HNavne Ind

FORT WAYNE, Ind August 4The first division of the
extensive warehouse of Hill Orbison in this place. was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning at o'clock The
more valuable portion of the in the rear div
sion which, together with large stock of weo was
saved
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

The Austin (Texas) Gazette says that the state
ment that Governor Runnes has appointed Colonel
Matt Ward, of Cass county, United States Senator
to ill the vacancy occasoned by the death of Gen.
Henderson, is premature. Governor Runnels has
made no appointment.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
Conservation of BishoD Bowman

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Rev. Dr. Samuel Bowman
Assistant Bishop elect of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the Diocese of Pennsylvania consecre this
ing in Christ Church. The church was crowded, and
among the congregation large number of the mem
bers of St James and St Johns churches Lancaster
r -r I'D
tern Diocese Of New York. preached the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26

Yesterday morn ng about 10 o'clock fire broke out in
the dwelling house Bond street. Cay occupied by
Messrs. STEWART and ROBINSON The fire was occasioned
by sparks from the chimney but extinguished
by officers TAYLOR and JONES, who at hand,
the house being but slightly damaged. The property be-
lOnged to Mr.. ALPHEUs ROBINSON and insured.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
American stnte Council Of Ne,x York.

ALBANY, Aug. 2i-The American State Council met at
Association Hall today Nearly four hundred delegates
were present motion being made give password
delegates and exclude all others
Brooks opposed it, saying the time passed when poll
cy dictated closed DOORS and for his part he ready
throw open this and all future conventions the public
so that misrepresentation and fasehood might no longer
be published to the world motion requesting
that all persons present who delegates seats
in the galleries, adopted Vice President Northrop
who presided presented address from Jesse c. Damn
ESQ, President of the Council, which read by G. a.
Scroggs, ESQ., and received with applause.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
Since JAN $50, ,242S $50 4743S OO4 4OO59451
The New York Tribune of to day says:

The New YORK tribune OF to day says:
The negotiation for the settlement of the matter
in dispute between the Central and railroads has
reached point which promises eventual success The
two Presidents, Mr. Moran and Mr. Corning. have had
several interviews, and full discussion on the points
at ISSUE and the result has been that the basis of an
mitted to the Boards of the roads, and can
good why it should not be unanimously
adopted. The principal points agreed are, the
reduction ofthe speed upon the Central 27 miles per
hour in Summer, and "a miles in Winter making
the Summer passage in about 6H hours the
of the cattle transportation question, giving the Erie
chance to obtain fair proportion of that traffic; the
absolute abolition of free passes upon which question
Mr.. Moran is the ultraist of the ultra; and the ap
pointment of referee to whom all complaints viola
uons of this agreement to be submitted, with
thorty to fine the offending road 81 200 for each ofense
and require the discharge Of the officer committing the
violation, if such violation done willfully AT
meeting, held at the office of Duncan, Sherman & Co.
this morning, at which present Messrs. Moran
and Corning, Mr.. Sloan of the Hudson River Road
Mr.. Stone, of the Cleveland and Ashabula Road and
Mr.. S. L. NJ. Barlow the above points by
the parties and will be at submitted acceptance to
the Directors of the roads There was manifested
throughout sincere disposition to settle this
quarrel and it would appear that the Central
Erie has yielded nothing. We shall if this ar
rangement has life than the others which have
been made.
large auction sale of foreign carpets took place New
York on Tuesday at which low nrices were reaIizad
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
LATEST NEWS.
TEL &c R A Ms
RECEIVED ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
Another Flash from the Old World

TRINITY BAY. August 25.-The following dispatch was
received here this forenoon from Vaentia:
NALENTIA, Ireland, Aug. 25.
To C. ". Field, New York:
send my warmest congratulations the of the
Atlantic telegraph, and God be praised.
SAMUEL GURNEY,
Chairman of the Atlantic Tel Co.
TRINITY BAY, Aug 25-The message of the Lord Mayor
of London received here at 1885 Monday night
and was forwarded next morning to New York soon as
the lines opened.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-26
VOL. II---NO. l59.
BALTIMORE, August 25, 1858.

We note an increased activity in the Stock market
day. though the operations still limited, amounting
something less than $4,000 Prices show very little
change since yesterday The sales of Baltimore Ohio
Railroad both and after the Board comprise $50 shares
at 5s buyer 60 days s57 seller ss buyer days
There cash transactions to-day These sales ind
cate slight Improvement yesterdays prices although
the closing rates the same viz $57k bid 5S asked
regular way. For Northern Central there de-
mand and sales ranspred to the amount of $50 shares
$2 buyer 60 days, and s2 cash. short time, and sellers
option 60 days, leaving off s2OA bid s21 asked cash.
showing no change since the previous day Canton has
advanced with sales of so shares at $50 Bank stocks
quiet but rm only sale being2O Franklin
at Sll4 We also note sales after the Board of 1000
shares Springfield Mining Company at 81 &c. fur
ther advance of 64 cents er share.
There was some little movement in Loans and Bonds
Baltimore City 6's hardly firm The sales embrace
$500 1s7Os at 972 81 900 1s75s 9s4 decline II
and 50 900 1905 at 9SS Baltimore and Ohio 1855 ad
vanced with sales of 900 at SAY and 81 900 ISs0s
at SO. Northern Central 1855 show change So 600
selling at g. In North Western Virginia there moth
ing done and rates remain about the yesterday
AT New York to-day another eacton took place in
ces, and nearly every declined Erie fell off r. New
York Central \; Reading X; Cleveland and Toledo 4
and Rock Island 4. Michigan Southern advanced Il
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
Tuesday large, amounting to sl9 112 66O63 The
balances 81 900, ,71179.
The following was the business Of the New York Sub
Treasury Tuesday:
Total receipts. $73,Ol7 90
of which from customs. 81 900 90
On account of loan Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 90
Total payments 1253S1 q
Balance. 1861 34l "A
Messrs. Thompson Bros, Brokers' New York, quote |
Land Warrants follows:
Buying. Selling. |
40 acres..'..... ......................ll2 115
80 acres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 "a
120 81
100 res.......-................. 90 95
The following is comparative statement of the exports
exclusive of specie from New York foreign ports for
the week and since Jan. l:
1856. 1857 1855 |
Total for the week. 81 4Sl SS7 s1364 215 s12S6 2S7
Previously Reported. 0l3 46,O737S9 3S773214