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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27
From the Vermont 9Th Regiment.
New ORLEANS, La, May 90, 1862.

New ORLEANS, La, May 90, 1862.
To tie Editor of The Caledonian:
l am happy to say tina: the twenty-ninth
day Of May finds US very comfortably situat-
ed in the proud city of New Orleans. Our
quarters are in large public building called
the "Mechanics' Institute" 1t affords ample
room for both officers and soldiers, and, with
an abundance of hard bread and meat, good
air and water, we Hatter ourselves that few
regiments are more favored than the Vt. Sth.
The St Johnsbury boys are rugged and hear
ty-most of them-and we believe ready for
any emergency that rebellion may bring them
into. The health of Co. C has been as good
as could have been expected since leaving
Camp Holbrook. We exceedingly regret to
record the death of one of our number since
leaving the snowy hills of Vermont-Alonzo
McGaffee of St Johnsbury, Vt. He was in
feeble health at the time of his enlistment,
but thinking that change of climate might
prove beneficial, he decided to 90 South as a
soldier. But instead of improving in health
he failed constantly from the time we left
Camp Holbrook until the eth inst, when
death relieved him from all bodily suferings
He now sleeps beneath the snow-white sands
of Ship Island.
Our company has been on police duty fol
the past week, the stern duties of which il
has met with frmness and vaor well worth,
the hardy sons of Vermont. The city is yer!
quiet, and to all appearances the most loya
city in the Union. Tie weather here is quit
warm. Probably we seldom have it warme
at any season of the year in Vt. We ar
hoping that the cursed war will soon close
and that We shall be allowed to return to GU
homes, to rejoice with our friends over Low
ed country freed from the horrors of war an
bloodshed. II. f. F. CO. c, STH Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27
STATE CONVENTION.

A MASS CONVENTION OF THE FREE
MEN OF VERMONT, will be held at Montpel-
Ter on the 9th day Of July next, at II o'clock, A.
NJ, to nominate candidates for Goveror, Lieut..
Governor and Treasurer, to be supported at the
ensuing election.
All who are in favor of sustaining the Consti-
tuition and the Union. and of supporting the Ma
tional Administration in the present crisis Of the
Country, are cordially invited to attend.
June 9Th. 1862.
II. HENRY BANTER ReoyJEcou
j. GREGORY SMITH, Sote
Il. w. CLARKE, ( co,n,a;t,oo
GEO. G.. SHEPARD,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

THE MASTER. Dy Mrs Mary A. Denison. Bos-
ton; Walker, Wise & Co.. For sale by c. c..
Childs, st Johnsbury.
Mrs Denison is widely known as an au-
thoress who never fails to enchain the inter-
est Of her readers, and no less to engage
their sympathies, while her purity and eleva-
ton of purpose impart to her production a
charm and lasting worth which rarely attach
to works of of fiction. In the present book
these proclivities are especially apparent
The characters are mostly musical people
and the interest centres among class of the
community rarely brought thus prominently
forward The plot of the story is well man
aged, the incidents are natural, and the style
is easy, flowing, and often eloquent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27
The Magazines.

GODEY'S LADY'S Book reminds us of the
flight of time by its early arrival. The July
number was received a week ago, and con-
tains twenty full page engravings, besides
numerous patterns, receipts, drawing lessons.
music, stories, other reading matter, ETC., ETC..
making it, by far, the best work of the kind
published. Single copies So; clubs 50. l..
A. Cooley, 1913 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Pa.
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. The July mum
Der has several political articles of merit, a
mong the best of which is slavery and No
bili,y VS.. Democracy" and "The Crisis arlt
the Parties" by Chas G. Leland. "Amon,
the Pines" Edmund Kirkes story of South
ern Plantation Life is continued with increas
ing interest. Terms,-single copies So, tw,
copies So, three copies Sc. J. R. Gilmore
Boston.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY. The July number G
this truly American Monthly, which com
mences new volume, is published, with tn
following list of contributions and contribu
tors-viz: Some Soldier Poetry, by Jol
Weiss. Froude's Henry Eighth, by c.
Hazewell. Why Their Creeds Differed
Presence, by Mrs S. NJ. Davis. Chiefly 4
bout War Matters, by Nathaniel Hawthorn,
The Minute-Guns. Originality, by D. 7
WATSON. Ericsson and his Inventions, b
Epes Sargent Moving. Methods of Stud
j in Natural History, by Louis Agassiz. Ly
les of the Street: The Wedding, by Jul
Ward Howe. Friend Ellis Daughter,
!, Bayard Taylor. The Poet to his Readers, |
!; Oliver Wendell Holmes. Taxation no Blu
den. The Children's Cities, by Elizabe,
!, Sheppard, author of "Chares Auchester."
Reviews and Literary Notices. Published
. Boston by Ticknor & Field, at So per a
num-clubs at reduced rates.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27
Gen Blenker Di>graced.

The correspondent of the New York Tr;-
bune at Winchester, Va, 18th. gives the fol-
lowing account of the disgrace of Gen blei.-
ker by Gen Fremont, and his removal from
command:
"Gen Blenker with his staff arrived here
to-day, en- route for Washington, the general
having been relieved of his command, which
is completely demoralired. Under the able
management and controlling influence OF
Gen Carl Schurz, the men NAV be brought
back to sense of proprietv and decency.--
Blenker is medium sized, restless, over
bearing sort Of man, extremely rude and
boisterous. Himself and staff stopped here
a night, and every time they moved about
the Hotel the clank, clank, clalk of their
swords on the floor OF the stairwavs disturb
ed the rest of the guests. The brief space
allotted me would not allow anything like a
recital of the barbarities and butcheries OF
Blenker's men, and even should | recount &
half dozen or so they would scarcel, be cred
tied. While on marches everybody and eve
rythlng suffered: tongues were cut out O
cattle. and the poor animals left to suffer anC
/ perhaps die; as many as fifteen sheep ant
lambs were sometimes stolen in a day. ant
slaughtered; articles of no value whatever
to the soldiers were carried off and DESTROY
ed, &c. From the highest officer in the com
mand to the lowest the decentralization wa:
complete. Matters finally arrived at such 4;
pass that officers in TIE division rendered
their designations in order to escape the odi
um which the conduct OF Blenker's mel
threw upon them. Gen Fremont eventually
ordered an investigation, ard il is said, bu
with what truth l do not know, that during
the examination of some men Blenker be
came very insolent, upon which Fremont
took off his (Blenker's) shoulder straps ana
broke in two his sword. After his arduou
whisky campaign Gen Blenker Will probabl,
be allowed long rest"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

r. Lieut. Col Brown, of the StL Vernon,
regiment, formerly of the Woodstock Age
and Vermont Patriot, is at present in charge
of the New Orleans Delta. We hope he is
better Union man now than when he pub
lished his Vermont papers. If he is not the
Delta has not improved much by the change
of editors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

SINGULAR FACT-lt is singular fact tina,
the shares of all the New England dividend
paying railroads now command much high
er Price than they did in time of peace
There is but one railroad running out Of
Boston the stock Of which sells for less than
par.-Trarslter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27
The Condemnation of Bun glars at New
Orleans.

The order of Gen Butler for the surrender
of arms possessed by rebel citizens furnished
criminal opportunity for several parties to
commit acts OF plumber under pretense that
they were searching houses by order of the
military authorities. Among these scoundrels
were Stanislaus Roy, VIM. NJ. Clary, second
mate of the steam transport Saxon; John
Mcdonald, private in the 3Oth Massachusetts
regiment, and Geo. W. Crage, first mate of
the transport City of New York. These
| three, on the night of the 18th inst, under
pretense OF being United States officers, and
showing what purported to be ar order from
! Gen Butler,entered the house of a Mrs Meis-
heur, % Toulouse street. This lady, at the
examination of the prisoners on the 18th,
testified that Clary expressed his regret at
being obliged to perform So unpleasant du-
! ty, and then ordered his associate to search
the house, which he did most ehectually, op-
ening trunks, boxes and wardrobes, and RI
fling the pockets of dresses. They were not
seen to take any money, but Mrs Meisheur
said she had ten thousand dollars in the
house, and that after they were gone eighteen
hundred and eighty-fve dollars, gold watch
and breastpin were missing. During the
search Clary remained in the parlor, rcgaline
himself with brandy and water, and when hi.
pal came down both took their departure
. Clary having left the following security a
gainst further search:
81. William Henry, First Lieutenant of thu
Eighteenth Massachusetts volunteers, ha!
=, searched the premises No. 90 Toulouse street
and find, to the best of my judgment, tina
all the people who live there are loyal
Please examine no more.
J. WILLIAM HENRY
The three men first named above were sen
fenced to be hung on the 10th, and Nc
Donald, who, correspondent of the New
r York Herald says, was recognized by Gel
Butler as an old offender who had been pro
minent in the criminal courts in Boston, win
was proved an accomplice of the condemned
parties, although not engaged with them il
t the Meisheur robbery, was condemned to fiv
: years hard labor at Fort Jackson, ard t
have 32lb ball and chain attached to hi
ankle.
Theodore Lieb and Frank Newton, pr
e ,ate in the 18th Connecticut regiment, wer
v also discovered to be of the same gang, an,
engaged in the same depreciation as the pris
y oners already condemned, and were SEVERAL
: sentenced to be executed along with Ray
d McClary and Crage.
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t. We would call attention to some i'm
portant army orders published upon the
fourth page of this paper. All soldiers away
from their regiments had better read careful
" and see if it means them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

T p. L. Barnum has taken the manage
ment of the Boston Aquarial Gardens. These
gardens are one of the most pleasing and in
structye places Of amusement in the city.
and we have no fears of their losing anything
of their former reputation under his manage
ment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

WHATS IN A NAME? PA contemporary
says that the Fredericksburg generals name
is Mcdowell and not Mcdowell; another
says he would prefer that it would be Nc
do-all, while third would be contented to
have it McDo-something.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

g Sir Colin Campbell, the great leader
in the late war in India, says General Me-.
Clellan has evinced more true generalsbip
than any man in our army. He considers
hm splendid strategist and able leader.
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Another Mormon Outrage.
SEVERE FIGHT AND DEATH OF THEIR LEADEE


GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, June l6. A band
of persons, numbering about one thousand
men, women and children, under the leader
ship of one Morris, VINO claimed to be the
"Prophet Moses, reappeared on EARTH form
ed settlement thirty miles north of this
city, and committed numerous depredations
on citizens in the vicinity. They refused to
labor for their own support, believing that
the Lord wou!: supply their wants:
Three Of their number, Disguised with the
imposition, attempted TO leave, but were ar
IT sted and placed in confinement, heavily
ironed a writ Of habeas corpus was issued
by Chief Justice kinley. which was treated
with contempt. a sufficient time having
elapsed for producing the prisoners, second
writ, together with an order for the arrest OF
Morris for contempt, and for the arrest oil
the leaders of the gang for false imprison'
ment, was issued.
For the execution of this posse of pc
infantry and artillery were ordered out on the
18th, by Acting Gov Fuller. Morris and hi:
men were strongly entrenched and thorough
/ ly armed Fighting ensued, and two of tn.
Marshal's posse were killed.
On the 10Th the rebels pretended TO sur
render, but resisted anew as soon as our at
lacking party approached. In a hand tt
hand fight Morris was killed, and anothe
leader MORALLY wounded. The rebels wer
then overcome. Several women and chill
dren were killed during the siege, the Nor
risites refusing to remove them to place Q
safety. The prisoners captured numbere,
one hundred and forty-seven, and will b.
brought to court tomorrow.
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C The people Of Manchester, y. H.,
are talking about establishing horse rail-
road. The leading merchants, the american
says, have taken the matter in hand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

MUsICAL.-Geo. +. Root closed very sue
cessful convention at Stanstead Plain last
week. The attendance was large.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-06-27

C. The republicans of this county this
year have q good chance to show their mag
nanimity and true Union feelings in political
nominations. Last Year their ticket was
generally supported by the democrats and all
others, irrespective of party. Now, on the
principle of reciprocity, and as there is an
open field for new nominations, why should
not liberal, or Union call for convention
be issued, and good Union ticket be NOM
mated? We do not presume to advise,
much less to dictate to the republicans; but
we know there are many who believe this
would be magnanimous and polite course.
NORTH Star, June %.
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LATER L. NJ.

The affair is over and We haze gained ,,,,-
point fully with but little loss, nothwi,hs,sr5-
Ing the strong opposition. Our men haze
done all that could be desired. The a+.;-
was partially decided by two guns ~aia
Capt Dusenbury brought CALAMITY into ar,;og
under very difficult circumstances. Tie ere.
my was driven from his camps in front u
this and all is now qniet. tSignedl
6. Il. MHlnlAA.
Rumor from New York is going 10 max.
Gen Scott secretary of war in place of S-la-
ton with Banks assistani-Gen Pope 10 taA,
Banks command.
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POSTSCRIPT.
A Fight Before Richmond ,
THE ENEMY DRIVEN FROM
POSITION.
BRAVERY OF OUR TRoopr
fkeceirod Thursday F,Oreaoon.
June -, l:3o n. y,

fhcoeioed Thursday fiorepoo,lJ
June p, l.5c p. N.
Z" Z. ". Stanton. Sec. Of Iiiar:
We have advanced our pickets On IL. -
considerably to-day under sharp resist,
Oar men have behaved very hsntsom.,,
Firing sill continues.
;;:l5 p. m The enemy are making l..
pera'e resistance to tie advance of or ,,,.i.
cts. kearney's and one half of Ho,k.q-. r.
visions are where want them. have -
moment reinforced llooker's ri-a, W.
brigade and couple Of guns and hopr 8, ,
few minutes to finish the WORK intepd.a
to-day our men are behaving s,5.-.
did!y- The enemy are also fighting We, =
We succeed in what We have unGer-ak,, e.
viii be very important advantage gained
Loss not large thus far. The fighting u, n
this time has been done by Gen Rockers II.
vision. which has behaved as usual. :. q. NJ.
handsomely. On cur right Porter has ;.
fenced the enemy's battery in his front
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GbeGnrt.

FASHION SuRE-GROUND-TNO
L GREAT TROTs--sIslMONs'S STALLION AGAIN.
On TUESDAY and WEbNESDAY MKT there viii be
tssllh lourse simmons brown stallion
koto. IAiusta1, who teAt Ethan lsn is matched TO-
We'd e,dy Oc' o. sg,irf; The black sding 6en. Butler
milo h-s. three In y- os cO ssjo the stallion in isr.
Hutl-E der s.d4l- great ilce WI be hSd, sui
much letter time than la hs race with Ea. Alien
TO be maze
~ RI CLAY aud Shepherd KNAPP.
o. TUESDAY. Oct O. tieg. IL sgc.t - Hon Aa'ch--
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hustp in h-ress, ID. Ialsu's hr Henry Coy wsgon
d dqyer 20 rold' 'uah meIey 10 bet upon ins fsce
and IL l. sGrv q IN good
o. Wsiue'iay the vii 30 special tain ON Hunters
I'iht a r. m he'iie tie ro'asr y IN Boats rom Jaucs
sip aud 3shst connect. JOSEPH CROcAEROS,
Manager.
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NiBLOs GAkDEN.
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SEVENTH APPEARANCE Oh
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who viii repest Bic wcrld-rsa wn.d poriraisurs Il
fAL-IAfF,
tsbske.pc.rs'. greatest Conie cresticnl.
fUR IHE LAST TIME
Nj WAi. WDEATLEf Prince Hal.
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. :, 1867,
klNG HENRY ~.
Mr. HACK John ka'stsf
IelTy. / siucs VI NGcs..........flr. Nn NhrstlcY
Henry Percy. unnamed hstPr Mr. H. Y. shswen
Lag fifs ua.si ia-
H0t,ss Nafy Ncts
Mssicii pi'.ctor. Mr uAkNtY Is. DODNIhlH
NEpEE DAY EVEaiNG, Oct 2 .3i
IOUAlEL.IIl riJHI OF
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OhANQ ssd row kFoI. PtRsONAIiON Of the
CARDINAL DUKE,
RICHELIeU.
Nights Of perform nance II
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Sir nACKErTs s'.Ls. -
TUGSDAY ani sirUROAY.
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Tr- po-f,iinsnce win csmmsncc 49, TIE doss wi'i
oPou ~ u O'Clock
Nf1NON's CREMORNE GARDEN.-r II :
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Anor which tEr a1sb.bis PaBiain Of TIE GOLDEN
zoo. ". pENER sHi all the Company viii apPesf. A.
4.
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yUstrucIloN.

ACADEMY of PENMANSllp and BOOK
~ kEEPiNG, No 4b.av below fh-st;-Ii o1nS men n
fy ,.ia.d fsr the counting good band tllins
- Ia s and eentleue iu ten lessons f.aeh
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las r evening BookksepinT Penma ship Afthnsiir sia
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Bowerv. ard so. rs Fu.ton-lt. bro.klyn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
uENRY {. SCRIBNER, AUCTIoNEER.

MAGNIFICENT ORIGINAL MODERN OIL PAiNiiSCS'
III C. SCfIBNER will SELL on WEDNESDAY, Oct, D.
a, II O'clock o. M. his Gallery adjoining SesrooiL no.
iii Hnss.a.st a lsrge collection OF OIL PAir ilNoo ~
,bc bet Arts.s contributed oy tepselye, of his
fae Tho above alc poFponed rom lho "a Oc| VI
ascous IL The meleniency OF the westheF go
bc 1--we ,ippg, are nov on exhbiion, with es,aosle.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

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