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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

~ The New York Fire Zouaves have
'.lsbande,l and gone home Since the death
Of their leader Ellsworth. this excellent resi-
ment OF fighting men has gradually bit per
ceq'lbly run down Ineiiiciency Of officers is
the alleged cause. With the death of Els
worth they lost their all. 1t is hoped and
expected that these Zouaves will be reorean.
lied at an early day. 1t would be too bad to
lose them from our army.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

u august thus far has been an excel
lent month for having. and the farmers have
generally improved it. The hay crop of this
section j, large, and that cut the latter part
OF the season is got in good condition. but Ju-
" Vas catching hay weather. The price Of
Lay IS pretty well up considering its abund-
-nce and the hard times for money. New
hay Is held in this place from eight to ten
dollars per ton, which is, as most farmers
cure it, equal to from eleven to fourteen!dol.
.a.s for old hay.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

o. There is really considerable talk abou,
a change in the Cabinet. Several Of its mem
b-rs are distrus,ed, some for one reason and
some for another. We don't believe in the
business Of changing the cabinet officers
but i: the President does, let him change
lie viii find il hard to suit all classes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
Breckenridge Squelched.

All Cnion-loving men will rejoice a, the
manner in which this traitors mouth was
shut up at Baltimore the ether night. Ii
seems that he and Nallandigham went there
to utter their traitorous sentiments, and
Breckenridge met with such cold reception
that NallaIriigham did not come 10 time when
called. 1t is believed that it was the inten-
ton Of Breckenridge when he left Washing
ton to visit the principal northern cities for
the purpose of publicly talking treason; but
the prompt manner in which the Union men
OF baltimore put plaster over his mouth
rather discouraged him, and it is ardently
hoped that he has taken up with the homely
advice given him by one of the crowd,-i. e.
DRY up, and 60 to South Carolina"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

WI. B NAY. Concord. Senator.
Hi ! H6h sc .Lf TSss G".tn''l' J"dses
JONAH BROOKS. LuEenburg, Judge Probate
Q. F. HARVEY, Concord, States Attorney.
II. ". BEDELL, Luneuburg. Sheriff.
ANDREW DLODGETT. Lexington. Bailiff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
Concerts.

Two grand concerts of sacred and secular
music will be given in this place on Thursday
and Friday evenings, Aug. 90 and 80, by the
association which holds a convention here
that week, and we would caution our friends
in this vicinity whose business will not allow
them to attend all the exercises of the con-
venton, not to let this opportunity of enjoy
ing rare treat pass unimproyed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
u = Y IN
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary of State


y IorclilSG STORY. The history of one o!
our Boston volunteers who tell in the late
battle has III it a strange blending of sadnes,
and romance. y number of wears ago. IT.
ms youth, he formed a marriage engagement
with young lady. beautiful, amiable and in
te!llgeut. who was also resident of this CITY.
She was the on ' child of u widow, who own
cd the house they occupied. and had no re-
sources besides. Shortly before the Young
couple were TO be married. the lady became
afiHcted with cancer. which was believed by
medical advisers quite iEcurable In CON
sequence OF this she resolutely refused to
marry. Her devoted lover then took up his
abode with the mother and daughter. in the
relation OF Il son and brother and thus they
lived for years, >nal! retail trade which he
carried on aftorGlng respectable support to
The three it may have been eighteen months
since the lady obtained the relief of her mai
ady, becoming entirely cured. They were
married; and few couples, perhaps, have ever
enjoyed 50 much of conjugal happiness in
he same limited period. The husband went
forth At his country's call of distress-and
the rest is told at tie beginning of this para
graph. In the same regiment with himself
was dear friend: and the two made Joint
promise to the wives they were leaving. to
The effect that if any accident befel one while
the other was spared, the more fortunate
should write to the wife of his friend the
'ehoie tmh. Three days subsequent to the
battle the young widow received the letter con-
ilfmlns the heart-breakins intelligence which
lad already reached her by way Of the tele-
graph and public journals.-Boyton Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

a CURIOUS STATEMENT.-The following
paragraph is going the rounds Of the news.
papers. We don't believe it; but any paren,
who does, and who has boy to send to col
lege can calculate the chances of his coming
out temperate -
"Of the recent graduates at Harvard thirty
one smoke cigars or pipes, twenty-six drink
twenty-three both smoke and drink, eight
smoke but do not drink, three drink but do
not smoke, and forty-two do neither. OF the
graduates at Dartmouth twenty smoke, twen-
ty-one drink, thirteen smoke and drink, eight
smoke but do not drink. seven drink but do
not smoke, and forty-n:us do neither"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

lhey have caught another white wood
chuck IN Westminster, though some beiev.
1t to be the same one caught last year, which
afterwards escaped.
joel iafKers hen, of the same town, has
laid an egg, inches BY 81 in circumference
a burglar was discovered in the store OF
Hilton \ Johnson, of Chester, bv the clerk
VINO procured assistance and captured him.
lie looks like an Old bird, and gave his name
as John Silver of Champlain, n. Y.
Bill Fuller Of Chester had his thumb and
foreflnger shot off at Chester by the prema-
ture discharge of a gun which was being fired
at Union flag raising.
Charles l.. Farnsworth of Jacksonville re-
celved a bad cut in the leg by scythe in the
hahos OF another man, while moving few
days since. The above we condense from
the Bellows Falls Times.
Marcellus Hart. conductor between Rouse's
FONT and Troy, dropped dead while standing
IN MS fathers dooryard He had been suf-
ferlns from heart disease many years. He
was son of Hawkins Hart of Rutland.
Professor {. II. Clarke of St Adams will
deliver an address upon music in common
schools before the Vermont Teachers Asso-
cation at hlddlebury, Aug. 1870 says the
Times.
a boy II years old, at West Fairlee, broke
MS thumb completely off in attempting to
catch the crank of a grndstone that was re-
'olving with great velocity.
Two members of the Waterbury company,
"a regiment, have died of diptheria.
We learn from the Bennington Banner that
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
Police Force Increased.

At meeting of the board of trustees of
TINS village the 9Th instant. the police force
was increased by the appointment of John
VI. Hancock. John =. Town, Charles NJ.
hnapp' ard Alexander Stewart, 10 &C, as po-
iIcemen for the village of st Johnsbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

~ Hon DAME. Needham, the corresponds
ing Secretary, has oar thanks for neatly
printed pamphlet, containing list ofcommit-
ties and premiums, and rules fox exhibition
Of the Eleventh Annual Fair Of the Vernon,
State Agricultural Society, which, as before
announced in our columns, will be hr.d a,
Rutland on Tuesday, "Wednesday, ThursIa,
and Friday, the 10TH llth. l2;A and 18th O..
next month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

Ey The Springfield Republican of We'd
nesday had an absurd and Iaughable blunder,
by which in the report Of Rev DIR Davis nd.
dress before the Alumni at Williams COLLEGE
good man and missionary was consigned
to q terrible fate. Rev Gordon Hall is stated
to have died in the richness of SIM" instead
of in the "interior of Asia"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

- The Vermont lst regiment has been
IN camp al Er4ttleboro week waiting for the
t4ymaster WHO was unaccountabIy DELAYED
L. c5n-e and pay them for the service they
lave rendered tie country. They are quite
:.lIral.y ANXIOUS to get to their homes, and
tHe de-a! breeds some discontent. 1t is ex-
Frcted that they viii be mustered out of SER
wee to-day (Thursdav,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

e We publish an article upon the fourth
page entitled sermons and services" which
will well pay perusal. We believe the tim,
is coming when an attendance upon three
services and Sabbath school Will strike peo.
pie as too much like work for Sunday: and
if too much for the nearer, how exceedingl,
arduous must be the abors of the minister
The same paper from which the article is ia.
ken had the following paragraph in Mondays
issue:
"The experiment of having but one sermon
day, and devotns the afternoon Of Sunday
TO the Sabbath school, was commenced in Mr.
Parsons church on Sunday and other church.
es in the city will soon follow this example.
People are beginning to find out that !, is
not necessary to proper observance of the
day to ii through two sermons every Sun
day and perhaps 20 to a third service, and
the new plan needs only to be thoroughly
tned 10 meet with universal favor. The Sab
bath school III the afternoon is intended for
ola as well as Young, and if people would
only attend they would find that they have
no reason TO complain at the scantiness of
their Sundays food"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
\ National Fast.

The President has issued the following
proclamation for National Fast on the last
Thursday in Sent,mber.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

=" We published report last week, TAX
"a from Montpelier paper,,hat Major Joyce
Of the Vt. ID regiment had resigned. The
same paper of 18th says he has not resigned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
!. PROCLtN ATION.

81 tic President Of ii, I'ultcd Suites Of
.tmerira
/ Whereas. a Joint Committee of both
Houses Of Congress has waited on the Pres
ident of the United States. and requested him
to commend dav Of Public Humiliation
PRAYER and Fasting. 10 be observed by the
People Of the uleG States with RELIGIOUS
>oemnite>, and the offering Of fervrnt SUD-
pNcations to Almighty God for the safety and
welfare OF these States. His blessings ON their
arms. and snorly restoration &C n.ac,
AID Wlrrrt>, Il IS II and bpc min, ~ al
rtopIe II al! times 10 a,knowlcIr. and r.v.ra
the SUPREME Government If God ~ l,,., >,
humble submission, f. His cbaI.>rr.nt ~
confess and Ieo!orr their sins and ,r,usc,os.
>ion> in the tull co,y;c,ion that ,h. f..,r -.
III, Lord is the h,r;nn;ng Of wisdom, ara -
pray with a., teryeucv and con,r;,;on tnr w.,
pardon Of their ms. n+:.nc.. and fnr l,l,s.-
mo unon their nrr,,r. AND ,,r,,n.c,;v. 49,.
lion:
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,.c. ~. ,ha II,s':,,. r'1 IVY: :. '0"''''!
,.r..',. ..,.'I l.,,.. "'I'''", t'I"N-
''mEr': !; ''" ''''y ''t S''" lac
,.'.,.'..1,':.,, 49, Ia .o' - 70
'''> '-'''' - >'". III '"-> ''S!Ia'!"h'
''f.'i '''A''..''' ''''' u our own
sI. "'iU a. ''''"'' all" d, ''u'TIu-
""',' - 'iI.'''' ourselves before him. ana TO
.''' -. -, mercy !" i'F'! 'hal We may be
'P"'''. '"I ''t'' '""!shh''h'' 'housh justly de
sew" c""' our arms ma! be blessed and
"'""" '"tc'uiI i"F l.' rt-'N(abAshmtnt OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

C. The National Hymn committee, afte:
receiving twelve hundred Productions ard
coming them over for two months, have de-
cded that no one Of them is worthy of the
title of National hymn. and SO have reject
ed the whole batch. Thus at one .cll swoop
the aspirations and hopes Of twelve hundred
persons are destroyed: and, besides, We are
vet without a National anthem.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
EA'-Hini>ter Faulkner Arrested Ter T,,:.-

The arrest Of ex-,!;n;ster FauIlr.r -
treason was effected At Washington. n ..lay
by 4 detachment q the provost guard. IL
was CONVEYED to jail and not aelm..,sa =.
hold correspondence or conver,a,. = ~.
any OF his friends. Il Is >a:G tn. he IS
accepted a commission as br;sa,,.,g gene.
IN the rebel army, His persona, ,x4n.--
ton will soon take place, Shortly After 8,
arrest, he remarked TIA, he was no: aua-.
DONG ANYTHING - justify s'.ch proceedings
and would have had his accounts VIZ ~
state department settled for the s.n,, aa,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
\ Touching incident OF the Battle i'i,rd.

y letter received in New York from A.
lanta' Ga. gives this inciden, IF t.,. > -. /.
Bull Run:
Il staff officer from Charleston. ,..,.,..
IN the battle on the 2l>t Of Ja.y. >..s
Il rode out the day af;er the ba,.,r:.,..~
the ground, and passed plies O.. d,... j.. 49,
Gus positions. Under large ,rr- ] 50.
oodE lying very handsomely dressed. ".
fancy sword. and handkerchief. oyr. T..
face 1t attracted ny Curiosity. I>......
removed the handkerchief, and saw W..
The hahdsomest faces ever net W.. u. j..
boy not more than twelve or torr,,..., ,..-.
old. His appearance ard DIES i,.a.....
hlsh social position; probabl, he was d. ,,,.-
porary AID 10 some general cf:..r T. =,
certain who he was. examined his ,ar,..,.
and found testament. in which WIS WI.
James Simmons. New York From
loving mother. Ny son, remember til, Cs--
a'of IN the days Of Thy Youth.
wished very much 10 take the BODY ap.,
I was six miles from quarters, on hst,,-
""ch' and It was impossible
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

WIN, Il. HAIcH.-A correspondent Of the
Burlington Times, supposed to be Major
joyce thus speaks of Mr. Wn B. Hatch of
New York, in letter written after the Bull
run battle
ave cannot but speak in the highest terms
OF praise OF Mr. Hatch, the agent of the gov
ernor in New York. From the moment We
arrived in New York. down to the present,
tIme' he mas been with US like guardian al
gel-onl! last night he was out here at our
camp to see If there was not something he
could do for US. We shal! all remember him.
for we appreciate his labors He seems to
possess the right business talent for the place.
and devotes his whole time and attention 10
our wants and nece ssitcs."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
The Disposal of - COntrabaud,..'

ALL FUGITIVE SLAVES TO Pc RECEIVED AND
EMPLOYED RY TIE FEDERAL COMMAND
Frs.
The following letter, in regard 70 The dis
posai Q: negro slaves who have focked to our
camps, has been despatched to Gen Butler BY
the secretary Of way:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
washington ircns. 1sc

the secretary Of war:
A>HINGToN August -. 1861.
GENERAL The impor,an. question of the
proper disposition TO be made Of tucitiyes
from service in the states in Instruction J.
Sa!nst the federal government, 20 which Won
nave again directed my attention in YOUR let
Ter OF July 20th. has received nv most alien
tive consideration. Il is the desire Of M.
president that all existing rights in al the
states be fully respected and maintained
The war now being prosecuted is. on the
part OF the federal government. war for the
lnion, for the preservation. of all the cons,i-
tutonal rights OF the states ana the citizens
of the states in the Union. Hence no one>.
ton can arise as 10 fug;t;ves from service
within tie states and territories in which ,he
authority of the Union IS fully acknowledged.
Inc ordinary forms of Judicial proceedings
must ne respected by military and civil au-
thorltles alike, for the enforcement Of legal
claims. But in the state wholly or in part
under nsurrectionary control, wherever the
laws OF the United States are So far opposed
and resisted that they cannot be etiec,ua!ly
enforced, It is obvious that the rights Leperd
ent upon the execution of those laws Nus,
temporarily fail. And il is equally Obvious
that the rights dependent On the laws of the
state within which military operations are
conducted, must be necessarily subordinate
to the military exigencies created hv the in
surrection, il not wholly forfeited BY the trea-
sonable conduct of parties claiming them
10 tins the genera! rule Of right to service
forms an exception.
The act of Congress approved August G.
1861, declares that if persons held TO service
shall be employed in hostility to the United
States the right to their service shall be fer.
minated thereby. Itfollows of necessity that
no claim can be recognized by the military
authority OF the Union to the services of sncb
iNA"o'io NHCll luSlllNSS.
a more difficult question is presented in
respect to persons escaping from the service
OF loyal masters. 1t is quite apparent that
Inc laws OF the state, under which only the
service of such fugitives can be claimed. mus,
needs be wholly or almost wholly suspended
as to these remedies, by the insurrection and
me military measures necessitattd bv it; and
t IS equally apparent that the substitution of
military for judicial measures,for the enforce
nent of such claims, must be attended bv
great inconvenience, embarrassnents and IN.
uries
'hder these circumstances it seems Quite
lea: that the substantial rights of LOYAL mas
ers are still best protected by receiving such
ugltives, as well as fuS;tives from d;<Iov.1
masters. into the service OF the Cni,ed S,a.os
nd employing them under such organizations
nd IN such occupations as circums,a,cos ,
nay suggest or require. Of course. a record ,
hould be kept, showing the name and de-. ,
crlption OF tugitives, the name and character
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
'ie>' OF a Secession Lient, Colonel.

Inc Cincinnati Gazette gives the follow
ING particulars Of the arrest ot Lieut.. CT.
isier OF the Confederate army. in tia: c..y
on Wednesday last:
Sol Guthrie was walking alons Th.-t
street. accompanied by military friend. al
near the corner of Walnut street a GENT
man passed lin whom he Immediately r.
cosnized as Lieut. Col TYLER. of the Con.e1-
crate army, formerly a captain in the Second
Dragons. On being assured that he was
not mistaken in the matter, Col G. approach
Gu The secession Officer. and in appropriate
terms told him he was prisoner e VIZ
lyier, after recovering the little shock which
Ills nervous system sustained on the recep-
ZION OF this news, said that as he was not
dressed IN military uniform, and visited the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

EY That terrible pest, the army worm.
has made its appearance in some parts Of
New Eng Land, and is doing immense damage
wherever ii goes. They are in the eastern
part of Maine, the lower part of New Iiamp-
shire, and in Massachusetts, and Conn.c,ic..,
to i greater or less extent. They have also
committed fightful ravages the present sea
SON in some Of the Western States. They
go IN immense droves Of millions in number
and like the locusts Of Egypt. eat up every
green thing that comes in their way. There
is speculation as to the origin Of this worm.
EntomoIosists say that it is not cut worm,
but moth. They appear periodically, Ike
the locusts; the las; time they paid this
country visit was in 1919
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
Dedication.

1t may be expected that the new Union
Meeting House in Newark will be dedicated
on thursday, the Doth day Of August. inst.
The services by Rev. NJ. c. Henderson Of
Lyndon Centre, and other prominent Clergy
men OF the Methodist connection. will COM
mence at eleven o'clock. a. m.
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StaOt 3}iGm5nD.

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