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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
Addison County.

An eagle measuring - feet across the
winSs,wa shot at Cornwall by boy, last
week.
Prof Geo, n. Boardmnn OF Middlcbury
college has resigned, from ill-hcaT,h, the pro
Cessorship of rhetoric and English literature,
which he has held for the last six years.
The Middlcbury Register says I'VE learn
that on Wednesday last, a runaway match
was made from this place by young man
from Rutland Co., and girl of fifteen, from
Brandon, who was placed with friends here
while attending the Seminary. The parties
were married at Vergenncs. The young lady
is the daughter of a prominent citizen Of
Brandon, and might reasonably have aspired
TO an alliance very much above the one she
has choson-a tin pedler If we were to
speak for those who are interested in this af-
fair,wo should be severe upon those who pre-
sumo to marry Juvenile strangers but we
understand that in this instoncc the law will
be used by the injured family"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
TDt GaIr0ontan.
ny Q. N. STONE & %.
81. Johnsbury, June 26, 1853,

- -
coAREsFospERpRi-fWe solicit voluntary com
munieafoHs from All parts of the country upon
matters Of interest, ~ Items " News, Ia par
ucplar, viii be- thaukhly received
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
Rutland County.

There are IN Clarendon 335 colts and old
horses, 1000 cows 200 oxen aud young cat.
llc' Gi7i sheep, and swine, oil valued at S7s,
800.
They have got liberty pole az Rutland
$50 feet long. s. VI. norr Of that town 70 10
deliver the Grafton the 4th. The foundation
walls Of the new Congregational Church are
completed.
A union parade Of the Allen Greys Of
Brandon, and Light Guard Of Rutland, il 10
take place Of rilsford IN few weeks, under
the auspices Of tie Grcys.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

CANNIDALIsM on THE PLAiNs--The follow
ing account, almost too shocking to believe,
was given to the Cleveland Plaindealer by an
old man and his son belonging in GeneSce
county, n. Y, who had just returned from
Pixies Peak. They found the gold diggngs
a humbug and started for home:
They had been forced 70 sell their oxen,
wagons, Sc. at the Peak, and therefore pro-
posed performing the journey TO 81. Joseph
on foot They had weeks stock of pro
visions in their knnpsacks, and trusted to
luck to get clear through When some :wc
hundred miles on their way they overlook
party of five emigrants, who like themselves,
were rcturning-to the states in a destitute
condition, and on foot This party were al
most in state of starvation, and gTeedily
bounced upon the old mans now seanty
stock Of provisions. They all went on hop
ing TO meet some Peak bound train which
would relieve them. But they were disap-
pointed. On the tenth day out, two of the
party that the old man and his son and
nephew had come upon, died of starvation.
They were buried by their comruds One
ofthem was from Morrow county, Ohio. His
name was James Richards. The other was
from New Hampshire, but the old man did
not remember his name. The wretched par
" crawled on ill the next day, when another
died aud was buried, like those who had died
the day before. Matters were now sppall-
dngly desperate, and Que of the party pro-
posed they should draw lots to seewhich one
should be killed and eaten by the rest This
was done, tremblingly and tilcntly, and The
old mans nephew was the unhappy loser in
the terrible game fer life. lie was despatch
ed by one Of the survivors OF the party they
had oyertaken, and eaten by the miserable
men. The nextday towards night, they met
an outward bound train. They pounccd up
on the oxen & slew them outright before the
-aAtnniAhGd nH neiA could otter AVOID ofrcmon,
STRANGE They at length reached ST, Joseph
where they separated. The old man and hi'
son found friend there, who loaned them
sufficient money 10 take them home
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
Washington Comfy.

The dwelling Of Lucius Clrilds Of Waits
field, and oil his furniture, clothing and $500
in notes, were burnt on Thursday partly in
surcd.
Mr.. Charles Green, Of Woitsfcd, killed a
calf, five weeks aud one day old, which weigh
ed, when dressed, l3S lbs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
The Fourth nt Lyndon.

Wehaye seen programme Of the cclcbrn-
ton to come oil at Lyndon Centre, under the
auspices Of the "Young Mems Debating Club, "
and we think that they cannot foil Of having
good time. Theyare to have procession,
music, reading Of the DECLARATION, OF eoursc)
songs, Grafton, dinner, toasts. etc, etc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
franklin County.

The Methodist Sabbath School expected
10 enjoy picnic on Wednesday Of this week,
A tailor named Curtin Of 81. Albans, UNI
dertook 10 ".,on out" shoemaker by the
name Of Smith with "a biz Of a shilalah. He
was fined ~ and costs.
The Howard Guards u Burlington take an
excursion % 81 Aibans llss 2aill
They are going 10 have grand Sabbath
School convention at Highgate, the fourth
Of July, 20 include the whole North Western
Association o. Churches A very sensible
way Of spending lhe Alb,
Cot Daniel Needbam Of Hartford, il 10
deliver the address before the Franklin ooun-
~ agricultural society on the 2isl Of seplem'
Der,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

Trout FrHlNG-A. T.. Butler and Edwin
Ihayor Of North Adams, ibitwo other fish
crmtu, cought 49, uout in Readsboro, W.,
Ia one day short time since
Ihats nothing 20 boast Of another fellow
and the cd. Of this paper caught 25s IN hall
a day, II f. pcrhap, needless 20 say thar the
"other fellow" caught most Of the dsh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
9.Isaas Cauntg.

The young man Killed At Waterbury last
week, was Charles Hunt Of Coventry lie
was dJtmt
Tho editor Of the Standard isagaiO troubled
with big eggs. lie has been presented with
one eight inches by siy hnd one-halG
The Phenix says '-" Hon Isaiah Flax died
At Charleston, w., on the 7th, lie was the
father Of the Rev. Wilbur Fisk, d, d., Presi-
dent Of the Wesleyan University. Judge
Fisk was aged 90 years and about months,
lIo was elected ten times 10 represent Lyndon
In Vermont Legislature. Six years be WA
assistant Judge, and eight years Chief Jus
lice"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
state Convention.

4 State Convention Of .ha'Ropubliesn rsrp'oi
Vermont will be held at braitlebnro, IN thccuuH'
~ u Wndham. on 'Tuesdsy The TWELFTH
DAY or July, 1859, 1T 10 o'olook A. NJ, ~
the purpose ~ nominating candidates % be- sup'
orted A. the chsuiug election foT lhe Offices Of
Governor Lieutenant Governor ADD Treasurer,
A mll representation u those opposed 20 The
present pro-slayery sdministrnti n, nom al the
counties In the state, IL especially desirable.
june 7, 1850.
J.. T.. CurrruNpHS,
J., g.. WuonuHtpaH,
A, l., MIsEt,
CuAnIHs otliNtN0R, hfnfs t0msadfef,
.DAstEL NrIpHAM,
ELlsuA WHTr,
ALLxASbgn RIDDLE. J A2ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

c. We understand, says the y. Y Tri
bune, from very good authority, that the
"grny-eyed man Of destiny has organized q
new pirotical illibus,cring expedition to in
wade Nicaragua, and that the "emigran,s'
will sail FROM this port on Tuesday or We'd
ncsday Of this week. Active recruiting has
been going on for some time, and very re-
spectacle force as to numbers has been en-.
gagged. Walker is still sangpine Of FINAL sue
cess, and laughs at the pretended opposition
Of the United States Government.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

/ Theyindulgsd 100 o horse trDt az Burlington
Jon Friday, forpurses Of $50, 435 sEI sl0,
and also one Tor $50 Geo. Barber's Flora
Temple won. The shove facts We gel from
the Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

mud all hands working ,igorouslNat tli6
pumps and baiIiog to Keep the slep hem
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
The rrogrosa ~ ~ Courl House.


Our readers win notice the hll report Civ
IN n che doings fthe Court ihia weak. Al
the lime Of going 10 press We oannot add
much 10 what our reporter has already said
la the case Of Darlington, the Jury returned
Immediately with d verdict Of not guiliy-on
the Imposition, We presume, that man can
not be held responsible Tor what he does the
same day after he has made his stomach q
receptacle for poisoned rot-gul, even II that
organ had elected the vile stun upon neigh.
bors door soyarai hours previous 20 bis eF'
animation,
Ia the case of Powers against Denison and
others, the jury have returned 10 the court
room twice, not agreed, and have as many
times been sent back by Judge Poland
They finally returned averdiet Tor plaiutGi or
s0i,s0 damages and costs,
The case on trial now, Thursday after
noon IL Adeline Z, Quimby against Daniel
II, ellison, for breach Of promise, This case
promises to rival IN interest the celebrated
"fur case" Of year or two since. Some Of
the ladies present will probably wish them
selves at home before the trial Is through.
The jury will bo dismissed on Saturday
and the court will take recess Of abou,
four weeks, before attending TO the usual
court business.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

GNAwING = FuE.-Thc Aurora firing it,
squlbs a. the Conn, & Pass, Rivers Railroad
{ Company. -- Erddtord I,icyraph.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
LOCAL AND STATE.
Multiplying Tho Means.

We arc nov receiving large additions 90 ouI
priptiRg f-eilites, iu the articles ~ Type, both
wood and metal Borders, Hules, Sci alec Cards
and Paper NJ almost all kinds and qualities, con-
sisuOy On hand. Wear ABOUT adding u our Of
foe Improved printing machinery, with Hi'h va
hope % do good work a. short notice. The pat
ronage u the public ia Invited, n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
To Editors and Publishers.

The Freeman calls for q meeting Of the
editorial or publishing fraternity Of the State
to meet at Bru,tleboro At the time Of our
State Convention, 10 make some arrange
mcnt for their mutual protection from ire.
sponsible advertisers and dishonest subscri.
bcrs. We would gladly second such a mo;s,
but would suggest that they also establish a
scale Of prices that will permit them 10
son ching more than "tke out miserable
existence The printing business IN Yer.
mont is ruined in tire attempt to compete
With city papers and city work and il is full
time that the craft Of Vermont should got
together and adopt some measures for mutu-
al protection. The interests Of the Press in
this state noed looking after as well as in
New York and MassachuSetIs. Al the cd
tors convention at Syracuse last week the
publishers and editors of the state Of New
York resolved Cor higher rates Of advertising.
That is one thing that should be done here.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

DARTMOUTH loLLEGg.=-Eden u. Foster,
d. ID, Of Lowell Mass, has accepted an in
vitation to deliver ON address before the
Theological Society, at the annual commence
mcnt, which oeeu4A, July 21ih 2Oth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

Brandon, the Springfield Republican says
"Stcphen a. Douglas was born near the spot
where the we'll nov is. This in reality can
hardly mystify the thing, FOR he left his nn.
tive town years ago, and there has never been
any known sympathy between him and ice
water since he was born"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

o. Just fancy Dohlgrcn gun hi:ng'
with thirty two pound bah, the figure Of
man At ak miles distance A gun al nor
fork Navy Yard does il nineteen timts oa1
Of twenty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25
The vermont Gold Mines.

The Springfield Republican fills column
with the results Of personal inspection Of
the Vermont gold region by a special report
ar. They are not, on the whole, very en-
oouragiugi aud most Of the persons attract.
ed ,hither from that vicinity by the recent
reports have returned. Only about 30 men
are at work searching FOR the gold, and Of
these only one, an experienced miner, makes
the business really profitable. There is gold
in small particles, olong the bed Of the noun
tain brook in Plymouth, but in such limited
quantities that it Sill not pay ordinary seek
lug. The New York Tribune thinks tina,
golicH butter viii still continue to be the
most profitable Of Vermont products.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-25

- WIZ -TIuTTf-ri ttr-l r-as-si ~ thc-leaLh
Of Mr.. VIM. T. Townsend, Of Fox Lake,
Wisconsin. lie died suddenly at ST. Louis
on June &. lie was brother Of Mr.. J. /.
Townsend, Of Fox Lake, aud both formerly
lived in Sheffield aud Lyndon, in this county,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30
r. C. HALPIN, Master.


a special reporter of the journal return
ed from tho scene of accident this forenoon
on the Michigan Southern Railroad At the
time he left (6 A. NJ thrty.seven bodies
had been recovered.
The following additional names of the killl
ed have been ascertained Mrs Sumner and
two children Of Chicago Mary Ann Curran
OF Dunkirk, and Mrs. Tizwald aud four
children The number of budies not recog-
nized is eleven.
Mrs Regan, of Rockford, has died since
the accident
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30
NEw YoRK, June %. 1oP. NJ.

The American Express Co. agents for the
galway Line OF steamers, have just receiy-
cd dispatch dated ut Trepasily Bay, june
18th, as follows:
Tho Arago went ashore eight miles easi
OF here, at i've o'clock this morning, in q
dense fog The passengers were ali landed
10 safety, and two tugs are on their way
from st Johns to take the passengers to thai
city.
Signed II. C. HALPIN. Master
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30
ST. LOUIS, June %.

Dates from Omaha City to the 2lst inst
contain intelligence of the burning of the
Pawnce Indian village, aboat Hoasy miles
west of that place, by the Cheyennes and
BurIy Sioux Indians The able bodied men
OF the Pawnee tribe were absent on u Bur,
ialo hunt Mt tho time of tho attack. Run
ners were dispatched to the hunting grounds
with the information, and m importau. bat,
tie was anticipated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30

ST. Louis, June 20.
The overland mail, with dates to the 9th
inst, arrived last night
four huodred Mexican families, LberaI-
'sts' mad been driven across the Rio Grande
near Fort Davis, by the Church party.
The news from California has been antic-
,p"ted by the Moses Taylor, arrived at New
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30

The Grst Ambassador to the country from
Japan was expected to have arrived by the
i"st California steamer, but it appears by u
letter from Japan that he has pustponed his
visit ill next February The frigate Mis-,
"isslppi will probably remain ut Ngaske un, ,
nl hi, japanese excellency is ready to start
for New York
The mercury has stood at 80 here all the
r. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30
Grain Market


CfNotNsArf, June 30.
Flour 6rm. s6.OD@G .lof Tor superfine. Western
6,2n@6 Co.
Whisky 26@26lk
Prvi,ons buoySnt. Mess Pork 4l5 75@I6.
Wheat Prime White .35ai 40; Red 80
@l35
Corn active at so
Rye IN fair demand al gj,
Barley dull at So
Oats, So
Lard H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30
INDICATED
strengthening Plasters II

THESE Piasters are excellent remedies
! In cases OF pain and we e'Kness in the side,
breast or back sso rheumatic affections, couRhs,
asthma apfAins, bruises, and kidney or spinal aee
hona: The ArnieR, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Manis
and Hem,oek as ers, are manufactured Of vArious
s'ies' on kid or cloths and Poor Mans on paper By
8. A. GRIFFITH,
81. Broadway. Cincinnati.
tsIq, q ABy hAanfsataEsn "a tke unitS1 GlaifS,
ahlsen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEw YoRx, June %.
Flour advanced Ohio So 2O@6 GO fer super
State, 600@6.50 for extra do; 0n@6 25 for
common to good extra Western, 5,40@590.
Rye Flour at 4U004,75
Wheat buoysnt. White ,70al ,s3I6 Red 81
6n.
Corn firm atsO@s2 for mixed; White 94a
50. Oats hrm NJ 430aT
Pork frm. Moss, $l6,l9@l6,25 Prime,
1890.
Whisky dull At 26
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-30


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Sr. Louis. Jnnn % =

'' 'fSSA"i "Uuo <J.~-
Professors Wise eager and La Mountain
leave this city on Friday, in their great bal,
loon expedition 70 the Atlantic coast
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fattsi By GG.rgTdpb.
Further DetaIls BY the Arabia


sAcEynLr, y. B. June 20.
The Express Of the Associated Press has
arrived here, from Halifax, bringing details
Of the European news furnished by the Ara.
bia, which arrived there yesterday.
GRFAT BRirAIS - Parliament had re-as.
sembled, but Lord Palmefs:on postponed the
presentation Of his programme for tho pres.
ent
THE STAT or WAn.--Gen. Guylai has
bcon superseded in his command Of the sec.
ond army by Gen. Schlick, commander Of
the South Military District.
| The Austrians report that Gen. Urban
had repulscd Garibaldrs force. 0aribaldi
was at Ircscio.
Austrian troops were moving towards
/ Italy.
Napoleon demands 100000 additional men
in order to hcsiegc the fortress Of tho Aus.
trians, which form the square between the
Mincio aud Adgo.
The Austrans are said to be preparing at
Mantua, to attack the allied army
The mobilization of the prussian army,
and the moro hostile attitude assumed by
the German Confederation have created an
uncasiness as 70 tho result; general war be-
ing feared.
Kossuth had passed through France en-
| route Tor Italy,
Prince Napolcon's corps had commenced
moving.
The Austians are reported to have enter
ed thO NattCliue.
Commercial intelligence.
LIvERrooL, june IL
BGEApsrUrrs. -Richarlson Il Spence's cir
cular reports tho weather favorable for the
crops.
Flour closed worry dull, at a decline Of 8
add.
Wheat is also dull at decline Of sold.
Closing firm
Corn exhibits declining tendency for all
qualities.
PRoyGsioNs--Pork heavy and lower; Bacon
heavy and declining; Lard heavy.
PRoDucE.-Sugar buoyant, holders de-
mand an increase; Coffee firm
LONDON MARKETS. .-Wheat dull, at A de-
cline Of 3(G4c.; Sugar firm; Coffee firm; Rice
quiet.
MONEY MARKET.--There has been de-
crease Of Bullion in the Bank Of England of
1000. State Stocks steady and unchan-
gcd.
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NEW TREA I'M EN- L.
P VATE
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