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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Arrest oil Walker, the Nionraguau
Freebooter,


twill be- sneu from Our recent ueNsr thll
this notorious outlaw with tho larger portion
Of his associates has bem arrested y'eom-
modore PauldIng and brought back 20 Ne"
York lilo mrr. failure iu tho first attempt
90 sustain himself boz Central America, would
seem % have been sufficient 20 discourage
him from second undertaking. Aud 30 il
undoubtedly would, # ha had not received as-
suranoosof support which hc had reason to
suppose would not fail him iu time Of need,
HH contrary g. k.s expectations, tho inter
ference of Commodore Padding whether
acting with or without the authority Of thc
Government remains yrt 90 be seen, has ifu'-
tratel, for the present all biz plans for SUBJ
jugatug on eElcrmiuaiug the Nicmuguan
people. Recent iudIati1Bs,of popular srutI-
mcur in some of lhr Southern States, elbow
that there are, and have been more sympathi-
zars with, aud ahouDra Of his predatory on
rerpdsr than has been heretofore RrucuIIy
supposed, II 10 certain that large amount
Of material ail has been put az bis command
inr oquipp.ug and Fastening forward this scr-
uud expedition, aud the question naturally
What ultrrior mouyo,his hitherto s.-
lent partners have 20 view There can be-
no doubt that among many influential indi-
Niduals iu thr sla,rh,diug States, the ilea
Of forming hy and hy q great Southern con
lcdgrucS with Mexico and Central America
r. distinctly entertained The hope 0fsccur-
ing Kansas for the estousou Of Slavery and
for giving % the South the supremacy over
the Free States u Congress hns deferred
hitherto, the rippuiuR Of the mcdiuicd pro.
j,ct into moro definite shape, The reopen
Ing Of the Virginia SLAVE Trade, recently so
much discussed and favored Ly certain ultra
politician, of the southern school, forms am
essential part of the schrmr, That the South
cn people Centrally mo prepared 60 favor
these things is hot 90 De- supposed, aud set
Judging flom the remarkable change OF pub
ljc sentiment ou lhc subject Of slavery, which
has been going ou among them within few
years there b. reason 20 fear that they viii
ulumatrI, do 40,
Tho discussion of Lilo kJ.-.-. t.e-j ,.-.,r,r-r,tt
th., new Interference with Walkers plan for
extending the "arru Of freedom" will give tu
the proceedings Of Congress unusual interest
during tho present session. The result which
cauIIcipdto,--jhat towards which the ualiou
ho, been slowly tending ever since the odop.
ton Of the Constitution, {, the merrug of an
uthrr parties aud issue, iu DE growing COM
test for the supreme, between the advocate,
..II 10 0.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Caledonia County Bible Society,

The annual meeting of the Caledonia
t-uuTrry -fitirir S01t1ry, -U0'IgU I'D ibC South
Church in ST. Johnsbury Dee. -, 1851, wa,
called to order by Lewis H. Dclmo, Esq,
President and in lhrurrucc of the Sc'rc,a-
~ A. G, Chadwick WAS elected Secretary
pro tenn. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Ar.
tcma' Dean, Jr., Of 81. Jolwsbury
On motion the Chair appointed Gov. Fair
hanks, Hon. J. y. Bell, and Solomon Ste.
-rens, Esqr q committee To- nomina,r Il iiyt OF
rlljccrs for the ensuing year. -lhe-C Commit
zee reported the following named gentlemen,
'rho wer. scycfall elected :--
Hon. Lewis il. Dclauo, lImdwicl, Prcu-
dent; Andrew !. Willard. Ese., st. Johp.bu.
-. Ia. p...ft..,. tIo,, qL..,.,, H.,
- '''''''"'' '''" '"'''' ''"""'"'
pahNllc' ht'f%"B snd 'fr""""' ING Kew
4 Bohtcilc, rcacham. tas.ssDondiHy ',crrt-
Iary the Rev. 4. ". Aui,y,ll. of Peach.
Am. tbc JIo, i,,,h Bi,rsh,,5 NJ p,,rh,r.
and the Nc,. II. wellington <, Jobr.bu.y
Gentle. Directors.
The Rcuort OF thc rrca.ury, MA. .r4cs,nt
eli. read and adoptcd gbc .,,p, If ,.;o, -
i,,. ,,'.,' ..,.,,.,t..i..., ...,.i.,. -, 80
'''''' '' TRINITY - '''u
society duFlhk th' past year
AfrlENooN.--ENcrcscs opened with pray
er hy the Rev O. Pearson, of Pcacham. The
Rev Asobh Bou,clp Of pc,cbo,, rorrc.y
III, .. -, -, II
PV"'''s ','''' i'',,''','l III /''Poi'' W
which he clearly and aoIy demonstrated the
ruth Of the inspiration of the Iioly Scrip
lures and The great and happy results ofthcir
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
KANSAS.

Gr> I,>I N,r stf,g MIA. L.,,,r
.,.., ,.,
MI..lu w l,l-,l,,.-,t IVY, ",1E sl ISE l'l u
the shooting ~ Lame, ha, been c1utraJictcd.
The New No7>- 1ilur, saws:
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yi, L,,, ir., ,,,,r,..l iron, E.,rs,. .,,
boih nf o,iIion ,Ia, ,b. rr,. S,,,c ,,.,, ., I'm
uar,iripat,, i'm ,l.r rlr,tioi u,d,rtLc ,g,,,,,,'
,,, C,,,,,i,u,i.,.,,, ,,,.. l,l a. I',,,,,,,. a,l
secure. tbr of,r.r. A. Il, rl',,,l Nv, J,i ,;,,,..
uy d,ir, ,Li. /, H.. .,,..lI. ,,,.,,.,c,,.,
,f,t,e,tt,r,,,, L, C,,,,,l.s. =, c,,.,',i7
,rr,,,,,r C,r.,;,,,,i,,,, mo-, t,.,, ,,,. -, al
have The STATE or,,uill,iop in tbrir ,o'm
I,rl. IN
uy.i. ms the, find advisable"
The Icaycuworth Times, which had Boon
'm administration paper up to the promul-
CATION Of the Iccnmpton svindlr has thi,
indignant comment un the presidents ,rcach-
cr,.--
nh, ,......,..... I'll.
.t,.., '',u'I' H'"'N WIN VIC "Nui p'r''
~. ~ "", N,;P i""' lIo""', "'N was rom
"v" ~ u.',,"" ~ Io1 Soiu'''!' ms M
JV''.'''' w, wv p'oJ'e vi Na1e'' must give "t
WI ""'""E U'"SF "h" n'hr\to
'''I, '"',,IN '"'u'"an "oulu NOT NioIatG ms
solemn PI'us%' ana th' pHnclpe upon which
ne was elected not because We had any fmth
III "''l' uS man or as 3t. Ai''e"F'''nt because
We AupPpS'H ne Nou'u not ohenG the free
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
From Utah.

The exciting reports brought from Cali
f,rpla of "a disastrous battle between Co..
Johnson and the Mormons, are universally
discredited. Our news direct By express "a
later than that from tho pacific side
Our intelligence j. 10 Nov = when the
army wore within a few miles Of Fort BrdgeT
and under the command Of Col, Johnson
,,bo came up on the 3d. On the ith' Chiel
Justice Eckels made temporary appointments
of Marshal and Clcrk Of the Courts for Green
River county for the purpose Of securing
the tcslmany Of various individuals concern
ing the burning Of trains and the various
robbcries VI cattle, Is. f. Ficklin was sworn
IN as Nlarshnl, uud A, G., browne, Jri a.
Clerk. The following interesting extracts
arc from private letter published in the ~
y. Hfrads
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Religious Intelligence.

NEW ErlscorN. CurRcu-Thc Episropal
Society IN Northtcid, have purchased the
church formerly occupied by the Congrcsa-
tionalisis ~ mn cJ'nTCF Village and removed
It upon a site prepared for'1t a the Depot
Village, where i has been rciittcd, and put
IN a fine state of repair II was opened for
religious services on the evening of Dec 81.
4 REMARKABLE TrsrrMoxy.-Tbc yol,,,
u Roman Catholic newspaper, published in
New York, makes striking confession Of
tire ctrrtrnr of furHriyrr in ttrr uitUr States,
1t says -
"Fcw insurance companies, we venture TO
assert would take risk ON the national lir,
oi'a creed which puts FIVE hundred daily into
the grave, for one it wins over to its com.
mHioh And VET this is what Catholicism is
doing in these States while We write"
~ We learn from some of the Methodist
journals that large and influential Confer
cnccs have determined to license and ordSS7In
no candidate for the ministry who is not
willing &c forcgo the use OF tobacco in every
form of personal indulgence. 4 new Uni
versity has been endowed also in eone of the
western states, with the proyiso in its by
laws that no Professor shall be entitled to
any of the ayails of the endowment who is
addicted to the use of tobacco. 1t is suggest.
cd That the money spent uselcssly for the
weed would eyongclizc the world.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
LIr. Morrili's land Bul.

Alr Morrill, of ihIs State haf introduced
bin 100 me House granting Gainnou acres
ofppbI.c lands, 10 be appordoned to each
State, nu amount equal tp 10000 acres ior
each Senator and Representative in Congress
and 60 each Territory 10000 acres, for the
purpose " providing md eudoviug 90 least
one college iu c-ch where the leading object
shall be o. teach such branches Of lraHiug
a5 are related 20 agriculture and the mechanic
arlA, RiilllL excluding ether allenuAr aud
classical studies % give d liberal education
90 those desiring 10 follow lhn industrial
pursuits and professions Of l,ic. The 1riI
pruydus against the loss Of principle, and
for thc inyIolablo application 10 the object
II provides that not more than ten per cent,
Df the amount shall bo expended for tHnd or
experimental firms ], RIso provides chat
lir rnlIrpra shall c1-opcrlr -p lnr as 90 in-
frrhaugc annual reports, recording any im-
proycmcuis or experiments, aud 100 other
useful matters. We hope the bin will pass,
Western States and western railroads have
always had abundant appropriations Of gov
cumout lands, and why should not lbc rect
come 900 fora small share
~-.--
CU1rW ur 1.uUTVsur WAMU-If
,ccui, chat W0'kcr has been captured hy
Com ruullnr, L. S, officer nud returned
90 thc uuilrd States, On Monday last WALL
cr surrendered himself 10 Marshal l,yudors,
Zoo NrW York, aud WIS taken 60 Washington
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

THE WOMB Moyrs-in $50, Senator
Seward pursued his journey from Auburn TO
the Senate Chamber without the company Of
q sisglc sympnhizing political friend. Mark
the change Now he is Joined az Albany 10y
his own colleague, Preston King, 10y Solomon
Foot and Jacob Collamcr of Vermont At
New York hC meets Senators llamlin and
Fcsscudcn Of Maine, Hale and Clark Of New
Hampshire, sumner and Wilson Of Massa-
chu,ctt. Fosttiund Dixon of Connecticut,
and Simmons It Il. Island At Philadelphia
aud baltimore the company il further in
creased hy Cameron Of Pennsylvania, Wade
OF Ohio, Chandler Of Michigan, lrumbull Of
Illinois, Harlan OF Iowa, and Dny!cc aud
Dooittlc of Wisconsin Instead Of solitary
-vr IN rIU r'rUIrr rrTIWrrT 70 Thc dpmAudS
Of the slave power its walls will noW echo TO
twenty voices. This number will soon be
,wcll.d by new senator from Iowa. and We
trust two from Kansas, and perhaps, ifrumor
proves true one from California. Nerilywe
may take courage and work on. The right
must surely triumph. - albany Erening
JoWH0I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Observation-Disclosures

RANISrAN,rBanum's gimcrack house
called lronistan was burnt a few days ago.
The New Haven journal says
"Thcre is a good deal of humbug .obo,,
That house. Bsrnum did not build it. 1t
was an old wooden structure when he bought
the place, and fNcd it up with GIlogrcc 5nJ
gingerbread work, domes and mincrrts NH;
it would not be breaking the second 80
mnndment TO Worship il. We do not LoI;o,.o
any very large amount Of money could boyc
oeeh spent upon IT, and if we had owned il,
we should feel ourselves in luck if it burned
down. The grounds about the house nro
valuable, and were well cared for formcrly
but the house itScif was only sbour,,n!s
advertisement
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

SUDDEN DEvrH.-Wc learn that on Sunday
morning last, Mr.. Thomas Holt, of Clifford,
went outinto u field for the purpose ofkill-
ing dog which belonged to his son-iu-luw.
lie was afterwards heard byThc ncighbors to
cxclaim loudly, get out ;" and not returning
search vas made, aud lie vas found lying on
the ground dead, with the dog keeping watch
beside him. The dogs head was badly hurt
and it is thought that Mr. Holt struck him
with club,--that the excitement in some
way caused his death by heart disease La
coHid DcBocrG,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
BL,cK FoRK, 10 miles from I
fuRT BmuGm Nov u 1897, )

Dear --, You see how slowly large
masses move when cloggcd with broken
down o. trains and debiImted mules, and
SNOW T. falling In our path, We have been
wanting snow for q long time, and now We
have IL in abundance sufficient 10 protect Inc
grass from being burnt, and not too much "a
clog our march, We could not have moved
day earlier with any safety the Mormons
stood ready 10 apply the match 10 praIlics Of
grass, which, once ON fire, would have been
destruction 20 large portions Of our supplies.
The enemy lid not expect us % cumc this
way, and have left uE latEc fields Of grass Tor
our nuituta during our short halts, We
will probably move Tomorrow, c. c.
has just reported al the supply trains mp,
and the rold Is iu cNcrilcut order.
30 small force can render the route
safe for trains, The Mormon, have thcir
cmissarics apl iucwdInHos at every station
and spies and scptuols ON every bill, and OF
course, guarded with so little care us are
supply tuiut, generally by tcamstcrs alone,
no train unless guarded by soldiers Clurcach
this valley without their viii,
The urmyi /, iu good health and fine spirits
much, Oh, wonderfully ch,rrrd hy the urr
,,t11 rrtrrrr,-t irrHuvuu, VINO -pTT-7
confidence Md gives courlgp whore il APP
poarcd to hc wanting before. llc viii not
disappont ne expectations Of the go,cru-
meut Ia any manner. The officers generally
are fine act OF young, active, energetic
mon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
STATE on VTItMONT

MuNuIlllM Nov, -, 1857,
'-' | hereby certify thu, The foregoing seventy.
four chapters are uuc copies ol The acts aud
revolutions PJssJI by thr Gcucml assembly
Of this State, at Us October session, \. u.
1857, ~ rprrrrv ny tiJr tit-v uUt records n
this ulrr.
BENZ. W. DEAN, Scrg othe A'aic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

tbe winter will be much less severe 'h'n inc
,,o last h ave been. We moot doyouily hope
M and arc we'll satisfied with the prospect
tbus fan. Yours for aye,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
IIarNA c,,s' muA 10 ooup>mwNhIH

stDurAlN cas-, ELrIN TO ouNIENuN WN!hIE
.r,T, Di,,r,,,r,.,. n...t J.. tu.-
A.
-" "''' ,'', '''' received N"u'
vi 'H4 i''! ''''''' ''t"'''''t
ir,'"' ''I"',."" '' ''N''l', si Mans
'u', -"".''" .r "',".I Nll.l" .ul Iput
vt W.T. '''" "' 'l' I'''l''! gen
,''.F' " Mp'H HuH az, WEI. aware Do Nn".
'"' "'.H l",'W''"' '' ''Wl.
= = ----- WIZ
'''. "''.>.I '". ''''"," ID I,iHhr or'Nrnc.
I" ''' l,.""'U"h' OF inc fI,''deni shall
pursue ,"N ,'l4N"" course lana mus place
WI. w. '', VI "'' 1Ip'" P.t''t ,"'NWth'nt 81
'''"''." Wy "' pony! "' inc '""il l>ua'ion
"" i'','" N".Ts ",",' ,''" o"' ,,Ii l" what
N'."''n '.'' "'-"' '"V' l"'l must
'',h'' v'"'y 'l. '.''E,' N'G arguments
'~".N' so, I''''"''' U" we ."'." among 'h'
i'v'" "'"'''' o' vac country without com
ll...l"l. or ~ or ll mus sp,Gd Ne Time
"'"'' '"I"' I" W. "'No''u v" me pnhhc SER
III '''' y utrrrS
MI ,'','! "Np OF '!. t,S'".nt policy
J" '''''' lore '"' ''td"-f'tt, eater
ny" " '."''u ,.''a' "i'''N'o,' Wlh !on ON
,"' various '"Pic' Sinb,'cyd GN your argu-
t'''.t''' '''7t 'nouid make rec
"',,N upon i" H'NR g. pom"
'"u S.''g 'h'' 'N'' lrTs'"'nt has changed
49, .II
- - - '"pN ",V""Sc ''' Noii.
,','''' w. ''ii'''''n "'''' w we exercise oil
Wv, .'s'',, 49, 80 [lc"F "Ie'Iru mat
t;nE ~ ,l,o .,,,I' ai,i WIN "I.''p o,'S''u'
uon 10 inc people, although they had sub
,; ~ w., ,G.i'',t "'u dangerous Pu,S-
uoh OF NIN'rI' Wtach threatened to conrulsc
u'r mon ana was 'nne' prominent IN the
1 M Of inc lS9llG -lhInuEhnnl-tA e->t,tr.
80" w SUBMISSION oil tnlS
J. ,L,s,, 81, q; ',!''' nu'i''l' n
U', t'cSr circumstances 1t was his imperative
"u'! ana inns IN street conformity to the pre-
,J,.,s.,,l, ,, t,'iI'' ''N, " "'"' ial'
,,;,'..',.'.,..,, - ';'a F"ISV',' ""u mus
7r,. d,I,cr r,,,,,,,.. ',o'', i,"u i's ac''" III
',r' - I,''"St nc PIc'c't
polly Il, ,bc ncn,,lo o'II
have been oftbr orayrst cbprac,o. Itn ,,,,,''
cor intended or cxprcs,od the onin;or ,l,t ,L,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
Remember tho Poor.

tho 4UpIHflHU# Ui various benevolent AhrHfl-
.-.fi.g. designed 90 relieve tbc wants OF Toe
'.,pl and destitute moor. Tic number o. obi.
unfortunate. .,ll.- ia al oHr cltie, and manu-
C,,,Y,irg yUl,pe. 4. iu.t nov. from Obvious
t,y.r. l,r-.l, urrcascd. and were II NOT for
.tllr,aru,.t Christian l.I. ind systomaire a.
E.r, tl.t Lay, Lrrn called into r,urrisc. I'm au-
Gr.r,,f.. or .-, extraordinary demand br
.l,rt, .ll. aid J,,,,.,,r. ur.....tv winter. mul-
,,nr.. ,,.,.Il i..,..iI, .uH.r and r.rl.r.
.,.r-.I. f....., bu,..,,
f.. l,.,,,f,,.I ..,.,..nr,... ur...
,.,. ,,..i,t ,,,.I .,,..r..I .,..,.,.,n ~ i,I,..
|,,r,I p,,,..it. that havoc. .uldcpl, reduced
,..,,.r., C.,,,, ,.,,.r',r.,. as r..r,r,rt,ug, d.
..I..,,,.,,,.., .,I ..,.,,I.I u.,, fr rr
|.iu.. ,....l t.,,l..,,,.Il,..r.I in ,,,,r.,
,..,,,I.,...,. .,..I. ,p,.,I J.li,,,,.,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

! SNGULAE ClusE a. DHuL-The Concord
itE. Id CoHqtcgaG nal JonyHai gives the
particulars Of the death Of young lady
named Helen NJ, Kittredge Of vigorou,
physical powers, at Nelson, y, II, under
somewhat singular circumstances. On Tues.
day, Gth inst, She exhibited some symptoms
Of The typhoid fever, then prevalent IN the
family, Some one proposed az remedy
what Is Familiarity termed "rum SWEET"
This her anxious aud aheeli0nate mother At
tempted to administer Amer being Tor
moment surrounded by the ascending bot air.
she gave sigus Of suffering she called 10 her
brother, WHO stood near, for aid, upon whose
arm her head fell, IN a manner indicating
that her liic yas departing, She was placed
upon Z 49, bed rrd-r guzu5unrfau exclamation
Of agony, from the almost frantic mother,
followed Her idolizcd child-htr beautiful
llclcu-Was dead Alcohol had been used,
and too much Of H. the nervous system Of
the sufferer seems 10 have been completely
oycpowcrrd and her whole body was dread
fully burned,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

-
AZ "tNNWN,TANr CONNECTIONS" 49, The
Amherst Typr,,. c,rror,. rs s,,te,,cpt that
y;u;,r, n,,,.,f,lJ ,,s ,.,,,,l,,a a.. ,v,o
-.
VIZ """' "''" '"'- '' ~ ',N "''''r """' "P''"b
held, that h' escaped 10y whipping up his
horse. and that hc subsequently purchosed n
,,,oI,o. T., ia. ,.i.o.
'' "''' "'''
this amir he JiJ nor c.c,,c b,. Ca, d,;,;n,,
being too brave man 10 run away when bs
had the mean, OF defending himself. n,
va,p't ,.s,ilrlat,lr II wnI ,no,Lcr mar,
,pd /, tifrrr, r'rr,,u,sf,,,ccs ~, NV, H..
aitomut wa, made. With these few and
''.,,,..' L,,.l' ,,.;,..,....,.'', ~" ",',
"'"''" was correct 'n every particular"
e,,,.,.,. 49,
.,nnct flls In ,r.r o,,,;,,cs ~
part of Naw Valley. which the Normons
gather i7r''uWu@" believing it 10 bc similar
10 '',' WIN 'm'h me ,hl'drrn Of Israel arc
h797-i- 0y7 - ,5 -IaSJ M %2T sS sSll =
report that !; is the cXcrrmcnt of a small in.
sect. Ia this new aspect it resembles the
scripture. IN ma. precisely az the Mormons
'''. '''''' ~ ~ 's'''''
-, - he-A ~. Orleans J5 Delta informs us
o,Ecr Hu u''' MIN; G'i, VI 'hy 'ou,h, among
moi, aeln 5iafa rotten in slin,i34s conseeTated
,hiy ages out of existence, anc curdlCwlth-1he
,,.InnlolnE Oh rs look The blood Of naliensn
respect to m. memory a, oc ,C rn,fenti out or
blood OF nations, that the united vii Of , ,l
, I%",n N @. nJI do any such extraordinary
''' ''"'"'''
~; T. i',,'i H Shi5 !, Richmond En-
think with him desert MS we , r,,'' nos VINO
that there. isl political cnrtbou9Lc cnn,;nc
W. "' w., ii n" may ItaNe insure OF fire
south " VIC No''" ana
Iur r;y,,t ,,,.,,,-, -. ~. ,.,,-..---
M. M. ''','''N.,l LOO - NiNCL -
~ -. -''-" . ''"|oHoef
enor,o,. H.. ''o .. ,"''
Ca.ua. -. N'',"''''' " " 'nu'or
!, pa.,'.',.. 80. ,' ',''' -" nc uos was born
ola - - $50, ~ 90 - % oarv'y year
height Is ~ ircbe,, Icnr,h c.o, q ;a., nus
Firth If b,dy II inches. or c,.o H. -, 'o'"''
of hi, neck aj inches. vci,h, 60 a aGo
pounds such is his strength ,bo, = .o'
weighing 200 hounds may ,nr;n, on III. h,.,'
without causing him to dineh aprinco" :.
v,InoI ~ -. -, e,osn '''''' r.
,-z,J1ys6 II Sheridan wa. ala,.A-.,
Of vp&ebc liked best, no on,woro1 ,1 INV.
pcoplc,, " There are pIcr,y or sLo,;,. o'He'
our doy ''''''' III
,. -. -, ~ v, ,n D'Uu'''oru 'u'erti'-
lady. posses,nr in her own ri,h, c,s. y'1D5
wishing husband to o,,is, no.. :; :, -. W. anu
il on " '"''''"8
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02

EHGulAK Ad WEI 0S CnmsruAs Eyg
Among the dec ralIaps Of Sc. 5nmes CFpi,to-
pal) church, az reoniiold, pm Christmas I've
VAS a large and Eieautiiul "6tar in the East
SET some forty et above the pulpit and light
od by fluid n lp 10 the midst Of Rev
SIR. Fintb sefl0n the star took fire, the
cycrgreens blazing up In a very startling
manner Seeing that the star could not be-
Immediately reached, and unwilling 10 lose
his congregation Mr. Flint continued his
DISCOURSE when, suddenly, the burning mass
gnyoGny and fell upon the reverend gentle
man the nuid amp striking him on thrback,
and scattauHg the blazing fluid in all d.
rcclions. Fortunately the fire was extiV
guished before II had done any damage, aud
Mr.. Flint was uuhurt His escape was Ne
markablc.-- SPmafeid Hepubhcm.
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~" Gen. Lane ho, not been shot.
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y SLIGHT hWTEHENCE.-A saccharinc sub
stance falls in large quantities in the upper
part of Napi Valley, which the Mormons
gather i7r "umaa,' believing it TO be similar
20 that with which the Children Of Israel arc
lolullrly slllosrd 10 have been fed. Some
uaiuraiiets. i'WrNcr, VINO have examined il,
report that u is The cNcrcmcnt of small in
sect. Ia thi, new aspect il resembles the
Scrirtural m.uua. precisely a, the NIormons
rrsrmLl. III. ChlllLrn Of IsrnrL
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