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

yisable to cut them loose from from Orange
county, remains 70 bo seen.
VrrmsHps saIT cav.
We see It stated that Vergennes IL the
oidesi, as wei as the smallest city 10 New
EnglandI having been Incorporated ia 1883,
and Having 1878 inhabitants at late census
Tyere has been paper published in this city
II few years past called the ChFeH. II
commenced a. a weekly, but j. soon became
-tfrtrtttirfrI uud afterwards monthly
About siH weeks ago il stopped entirely We
infer this 10 be- the ease, 40 We have exchang-
ed with the aboye-named pal per for several
years, and We have stated the order In which
they have come 20 US. We feel sorry 20
erase the name Of tho Cdizm from bur ex-
change lat, as Il was always a sprightly little
sheet, and worth hafa.toksn Of some news
papers twice ia Sfe, We hope il may be
resuseilated,
~ The editor Of paper published near
our state capital says 1--WE shall be pleased 10
commence the year 1850 with six thousand
subseribers," We presume he would.
RoBHED-On Saturday night last, Mr..
Henry Griffin Of Essex, was robbed Of forty
dollars la money, The young man who slept
Ia an adjoining room, was suspected Of the
theft, arrested, brought before Justice Bryant
Who bound him over under $50 bonds Tor
his appearance at Couri.-SeHfiHei.
buRGLABY.-On Tuesday night Of last
week, the store Of Alnnson Bliss, At Pages
Corners, Essex was entered, through one OF
the windows and sundry articles stolen.
I'M Foor RAcE.-This exciting contest,
between Grindal and the Native American.
came Of promptly in accordance with the
notice, yesterday afternoon, and resulted In
the triumph OF the "unmiSed breed" The IN.
dian won the race handsomely, as We were
morally certain he would do, after the sec
ond halfmllc. His capacity OF chest, com
pact muscular form, and easy "lndan lope,"
told the story, IN our Judgment, at once. The
running Of Grndall vas active, graceful, elias
tic aud cticryescent But he was manifcstly
no match for lis aboriginal competitor, who
"hcld him in his hand" from the beginning.
Gfindhll was the "Gyoritc," aud il is likely
that his "bnckers" were somewhat sold" 1t
n said that he was not IN "good condition
This was unfortunate for him, Tor he needs
to be IN his best condition" 10 beat the In.
dian. Time, for the five miles, 81 minutes
49, ~ N''T'' N"f''fH''H iWta ~ Dff. " ]
~ Jackson A. Vail, esq. Of Montpelier,
has -heen-Aeat, a. We leaF,,J a., the uuutfrl
Asylum nt Concord, y. III. lie ought 10
have been there some time since as he is re-.
ally an insane man,-made so, however, hy |
drinking. repository,
~ The depository states that Tracy, the /
freshman killed on the Central Railroad, was
not habitually hard drinkcri but on this .
occasion he had got rum frat at Montpelier /
and then nt Mortified. When death np- |
preached and the stupor Of intoxicntion was
gone, friend ASKED him IL he had not some
message 10 send 10 his wife and Children
Nlih-n- clear hut ai4NIasls loak he -rrt,iirti
80 yes, icdrc her nothing, not a dalldy. Int
oniy NE Zee" bays and four pretty girls
GNR IlliM NY LoNF-ak her 10 lCl lirs me
-teH her 10 TAKE as good care at The children
ds hr can d''d be "ge and Keep them fran
drinking rRUl-rUDI has been ne cause Of ma
death" -.
SicitNrss. We learn from the phvsicinns