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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
HARDWARE.

G. D. POTTER & co.
TTAvE NOV N STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
Il complete assortment Of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consisting in Part Of
20 Tons Rolled, hammered and swedes Iron;
Nsyl"I's Cast, j. d. German, A. B. Spring, Steel;
] fon 7. Z. +. and American Nail Rod;
Wagon, Buggy, SuiSy and Seat Springs, Of Eastern
and Ptlsbure Manufactures;
Axes Vices Anyils. Bellows &c; Coil ChanA l-16,
y and ZIG: Log Halter and Breast Chains Cow Tics
Pump Cham and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &C;
Boxes rs quality Glass from !X9 TO 30xsO, (any
size ordsr) Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished
Taints-Wh.te and Red Lead oil and dry, French
Zlnc White Ltharage, NenttiHu Red, Whiting, &c.;
Turpeutine, Linsecd OIL and Putty;
Brushes-p-int, Yarnish, Whtewash, Horse and Shoe,
800 dozen Locks and Iatehes complete assortment;
Narrow Table and Brass Buts Palmer's Blind and
Gr4edwdnd's Congress Butts: Blind FastenIngs and
sash Locks cord Gmbict pointed Screws
TAB l. t. @ u TLERY.
c. D r. Il Co would respectfully eallthe attentions
consisting Of Ivory Balanced Handles Buffalo Horn
Cocoa ana common Handles, with 2 and tined steo
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers;
so doz. Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
Brothers. BroaI Axes, Hunts and 6immond's Bench,
shingle and Iathing Hatchets;
Bitts-Clark's Graduated, Churchl's Hammer Twist,
L'Hommedieu's and common.
Chisols--C. S Socket, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer;
Saws-Lea and Leavit's Aulay and Sash English and
Americana Cut, shepherd Irving's, Spear jack
sons and other makes hand PANEL. Rip, Tenon aN0
Compass Saws
Bench Planes, Iluubs ,LevrIs. &c.
Handcs-Saw, Plane, AuEnr, Chiscl, Pick
Gate hinges Substituting and common 1OOoStrap and
Joint hinges Wrought Rasps and Staples Gate Iatches.
Whips, Whip Iashes and Hide Whips Patent and Enaln
eed Leather Enameed Carriage Cloths; Oil Table
Cloths ana OIL Carpet; Saddiely and Harness Trim
nings shoe Kit, good assortment Bird Cages
Gltssrs, Canary Seed etc. together with thousand
other articles, to which the attention OF the public s
respectfully invited. aug 26, 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
Read Ehis.

TYAVIyG sold my Stock OF Clothing 7 would say to
II those indebted u that 1Cih them cali and
settle B1madi1,cly.
Dec. g. 1861 ALEX. DUNLAP.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17

WHAT S"t iHERN UNIoNI>r S,y>-.
letter 10 the Cincinnati G"z,ft.. written from,
Nelson division IN kentucky. contains ,b;,
passage:
Il recently had tn pleasure of meeting :,
Mon man. ar Refugee, from Nashville.
lie Is thorough S,utherner IN nil ,b;,,s
mi answering in his devotion 10 IN, i,
ION. .lou Northern men. SAID h.. .,,ra
ia!Ien into fatal error Nou nom. IN c,n
4uer the insurgents BY concilia,ory conrss
You are simply sacrificing the lives And nro.
pert! o! Your Southern friends. The San,h
VIII scrnpf al 10 means Il aceomnl,Sb ,b.s.
end. Meet them with their own v.,nons
IRE and sword and awe them into ODD;
ence to the laws Not OFT. of them ,,;saron
Inc TACT that this is a rebellion ins,;,,,.,, g
me purpose OF over,hrowing nrir government,
FOR tie accomplishment of that emil ,ba.
VIII pour out their blood Ike wafer ~,
them but succeed and their arro,ancs VI
Anow no hounds. The vrries, s.rf ~, F..
misht then pity YOU Northern men W..
moderation but pr '!cnss the struggle and
'essehs Your chances o! success"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS War N,v

~ iicrai'S Washington disr,.tc' con
i";n> fE' following: ten Mcclellan did no;
:" cat '"--:al on account Of tn. y,ry ,lim-,
weather. H. jrausacte,! considerable has.
ness al his private residence. however. and is
a. active IN pl!'''i a. .y,r. bn, i no, NJ sat.
hticnts >'lo'.s physically 10 a,tcmn. 80 en-.
counter ihf aidHUu> duties he formerly s.-
>Ame~. lie regrets The a.kinu and n,,n...
sar. c!amor q; M ia. FOR i,rwar,! move
inent as contrary - i sound policy and good
sense ana '~r,' a >elt-conftenrc thai in good
time n"' Tar oH. the haresl ,,,opie viii h..
satisfied Il Tie politicians ne not
Tie Trii"n.'> Washington ,.i>-,.r.b s.,,
IL '"mni';e" an ":.,> as. rnaa..> have =
-i'-': - 'n''''>-- l tax uran railroad ,,.>.er-
ger "f t'.''-:"nr'h q a cent i.er M.
Il" 's-,..,-, >ai;'i,>"". arr. SEED .,,. b.
ben eng "a i s---.er y.,r-,n.nI. az.
"i'n m.,'s .-.ell> a.ia,.i III. ,,,y> an,
\ i''''i'' IL: .-.,cf> >.su,.! with 1i;,j.;,u~
nan'> a'.' laced rn irigl. >,3n,, -, uh,r.
"''Tr 49,! iao-r tin fnr,r,.-f, .,-,
mere if'"- ga ih'ir a., 10 Virginia across
M Lowe ia'cn'ac. ihcy c.,ri,aine,i ,;,,a;l-
'i Stale minis at The Strength. positions ana
movements ~ CT =" -. ai,,l o... If then,
went :" lar. II j. >ai.i. ~ 10 suggest , ,I.,,,
Tor III" capture OF Washington. rnd.r ,b..sc
ci'' ih>'ance> Sm:'hson WI! b. construed IN
the .'Sh' "i a spy. a',! aiil be treated accord
ing!v
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17

Soldiers. like sailors. are g generous class
Ia :egar.. to money. They spend lavishlv
unless there : some in.iucemcnt TO save. ",
the families and friends OF our volunteers
haze iust the same natura! claim on their
earnings that they wnui:. have il the. soldiers
remained 81 hcme. engaged iii peaceful pur-
>'.l'-. When this matter is properly ex-
planned ana enforced, there are very lew -;
oar h:,n. hUxS who don't see il. NcS>r>
Roosevelt and Dodge. comm S>loaerS 70 the
New York regiments 10 procure monthly al
io;Elrnrs OF pay, under :. recent act u. Con
.r,>>. have met with the most gratifying SIC
cess. Ihcy have visited and talked t. inur
Regiments at " ashn"ton and three a, An
nanol:S. ana have obtained i.Gm eacl. aiiat-
mtrIt> IT the Average rate Of about ~ a
month per man. Some companies. number
Ing from 80 tn loo men, >nh>crihp ~l.oo0.-
he money Is allotted 20 parents. wives, chill
GfeI, brothers or sisters. trend. sWcelhearts
N some eases. and is even deposited in say
ins> banks. >uhisc G. To- the order o. the sol
der. he Vermont allotment commissioners
nav, labnrcd with great Success among The.
"Green Mountain Bows. Every member of
the 81 company O! SharpShooters has signed
The allotment roll. and the amount a>>isn..!
tor the benefit OF tteir families averages Slu
a month per man. No corps in the whole
;e..erti army has vqualcd this. The ailot-
ment commissioners. BY the way. must he I'M
rcl!ed purely by patriotism and not b, pei
IN ,l.-F .ab"c$. for the ;ct Of Congress ex-
pFc>>!y torblGs their r"c-ising any compgn-
Si.tion.
he effect Of slch .',sdv manifestations Of
economy and home sympathy on The charac-
Ter %! our Il. my VIII he excellent. Wnen tie.
rebellion IS >anGu!>h,l and the SURVIVING
volunteers return 10 their homes. :hev Viii
i'e ike Cr0mwcil> remarkable tronp,. ,.o
centuries ago OF whom Macaulav said:
In every department Of honest ind.>,rv,
me d'rtindtd warriors pros2rrrd heyanu n.'I-
er men. None Was charged wi,ii arv i o.
OF robbery. none WIS heard t. ak a. aims.
ana II Il baker, i uii.>ot. or Il wagner A.
'racte! notice hv h;> diligence and sobri,.y.
he was IN a.! probability nne Of divers cd
>a!Iitrs
This allotment >,>tel! has I'll, additional
I'commeLd'tioi> O! relieving our lax PAYERS
Of support Of many poor families. ana. +
bringing back INFO circglat,on amonc -.
loyal states. !,rs. sums @. money w..,ch with
81, !, might be >qnar,',r.,i in Inc iocal.-:t>
Il IL r'bt!tl'n. Cox ANDREW should: i,n,,.-
'.if"N sad allotment commissioners L. All
The Massachusetts, regiments. which. ,,.r
foremost IN he i.cI.!, MI certainly 10. l,.
h.ndmo>, in securing large share of their
pa, 10 the loved one, a, tcme. -Sr.,ay-
MI L. nHLLtcua.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
The burnside Expedition.

ne greater portion -: thv Burnside exp
dilion arrived ST Fortress Monroe "n FRIDAY.
y lc;r.-: .cna, IL. ior;rcS~, ,i,ar evening
SAID: TIE ao,v.ncs. "a command o. Gen
F"~'sr. Cane Int" ia.np'oa koa.S about
nnr uriork this i:;eraoSn. A., H.. remain
lag v.ss,i> have h.ei, arriving up 10 ise
present i'm. Tie creates, enthusiasm was
manifested hrrr when !, oe,.,me kliusa thai
The expedition w"> coming up, and ih. shore,
wharyc> and ramparts 81: the fortress wer.
soon crowded win Spectators. Enthusiastic
cheers w"rr exchanged between the trocns
on the Transports and the crowd on the s..or,
and ihr various bands 0: the regiments Com
pri<ins the expedition per:orme,. :. number
OF patriotic ais. Dixie being the most prom
!nen'. The unusual excitement in the roads
this afternoon woke up ti.- earnestly @. the
enemy. and steam tmC WIS Sert ont 10 re
c"nnGItsr. ST. came out some distance and
after taking observations Of the ...re;. return
ID. The i.">;.natior! OF the expedition is -
much = secret as ever. II Nil probably re-
main here ii lex da,>. or until the final az
rans~mt:.r> are completed. Gea Burnside
Nj. arrive here this evening.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
TIL f. " \ X
From Kentucky.
DISPERSION uF THE REBELS.

The Cincinnati Gazette learns from one a:
the proprieiorS OF the louisville democrat.
WHO arrived ~ Cincinnati: nn Friday, that The
secon': rebel invasion nj eastern Kentucky
ended in 4 .:i>yracl:..l roY,. On Monday q
las, wetk Col earn Ids forces. in,l,ding tire
I'D Oi.io an:l 10Th ksniurav regiments. and
$40 cavalry. were ordered up the Big San
dv L. rei1asvilic, within seven miles o! the
rebel camp when they We're net ny 4 flag OF
iries, bearing ! message from Humphrey
Marshall asking ii matters could not he ar
ranged without a fight, Garfield imni..,,:.te-
/, sepi.e,: that he ,ou.i offer Ia airane"-
mcn, except either light or lmnisi;4,e s'lr-
rsn..er. Na-Sh:.!: ,ier addressed Is men.
Informing 'iiei.i tina, they had the alternative
presented Ia them {" surr-E'ie; Gi>hana-
ail;. tax. iiinir,i;atr!. -. i.ra 10 all their
wagons. ie:.t~. can:,p .qGipasa, supplies. &c.
Etci NAN MS then permitted Ia take cafe nj
himself, an,! tie Hho!, farce scattered IL con-
fusion. Nc Attempt was r..a,l.s 10 save any
ting exc"l,, then cannon, hici, they hauled
ut. toi Garfield >sn, hi> cayslr. N purs iit,
aisi ,Xi'cc;r': Ia capture In guns, aal PEI
ha.s pick "a; msny Of Il living rebels. 4
i,-'i-.s.. .cree uiii o.. s.-U; into nyr,hea>tern
Ken ltky >,;iiai':l, =. hold that section ia "a.
:lre >.iriy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
Death of Col Colt.

Samuel Colt. wno>,. name has obtained a
world wide celebrity. as the patentee an'i
manufacturer of the revolving pistol. died
at his residence in Hartford on FRIDAY morn.
ing. His disease WAS inaammatorv rhcum-
atism and govt. Col Colt vas born in Hart
ford. July .. l>li. His youth and early
manhood was one of vicissitude and a,lyen-
ture. and ii is related tina, he constructed the
first rude mode! of the pistol. which after
ward built up for him fortune and celebrity.
with Jack knife and bit Of wood. while on
a voyage TO the East Indies, as sailor boy.
His invention an1 patent remained IN COM
parativc shscuritv until 1871, when the gov
eminent demanded his pistol for use in the
Mexican war. The .fncacv of this fire arm
having been demonstrated, the demand for
them became universal and the extensive
manufacture OF it rapidly proved al immense
forum. to lis owner. Ia; patent o. his ro-
volyer expiring III l>j.. i, WAS renewed BY
Congress. IT. .ugh corruption was alleged IN
connection with il. 10 obtain greater faci:.-
ties for manufacturing purposes. lie ""T-
menced. ia 1870. the 2 ga,t!e enterprise o!
dykc;ng the Connecticut river below Hart
ford. to enable him H. occupy al extensive
tract known as ;hy Sni,h Meadows. This
resulted in fortunate investment 10 lin
and 4 great Improvement 20 the city OF Hart
ford. where his L.unticence and public spiri:
c;sgse,! him 10 be hight, esteemed. His eN-
tena;ve Hcrss a2e nj" engaged. night ard
das. N :he manufacture OF revolving FIRE
arm for 90. government. and the pay roll
tor December amounted % upwards o; Sl.,h.
900. CO! Colt had energy Of character III
>uch at. extraordinary degree IS amounted
70 fu,i, force, TIA. not without versatility
iic a.,> III Aciiades n his habits. anal >pent
in 4 lavish manner ,i.e wealth lac 50 .as;ls
ani ra,t;,iN gt,Eea
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
Change ia the ta.;:rci.
RESIGNATION OK 81. iNIRON.


A report was in circulation arourd the
capitol Oh Monday. and believed, that MIR
Cameron has resigned Is secretary OF war.
and that Edwin VI. Stanton vii take his
place; it vas also run.J.c.. that NJ: Cameron
Will be appointed minister to Russia.
Our present relations with EuroDe ale
deemed highly Important and intrse~,ins..r.,
a> Russia seems !" be strong ;;irEc!iI pow
II. She president was ANXIOUS iil.t some one.
>aOul! act rs minister 10 TIE court o! II Pc
rrrS5lrg. Ii . non, l.. Ia, eni.ru c0n.i,!.n,t.
win can all, and fairly represent his virM<
an'; a.d oaf cause in Europe. Gen tamtror.
accaptt~. The office q secretary al var with
great reluctance. Hre!errns 10 retain MS seal
IN the Senate. ana has always declared has
intention 10 vsca:e the place when the inter
estS OF the county should allow. and lie
could have proper successor The gentle
man selected. Edwin VI. Stanton, is warm
personal friend OF Gen Cameron. is from hi
own state, and has accepted The position al
the itfters solicitation. Mr. Stanton, it will
ae rec",.tcied. Va, attorney general towar.!
the conciuSlu" o! Mr Buchanan;s a,lmiri>.ra-
ton. In taking the ar,luous position. he sa-
crlticcS an immense priv ate business To serve
the government. The appoin:mtn; is popu-
ar. as it i, generally conceded he is man of
sterling integrity without any political a3fia-
hon 10 trammel bis action in aEy case which
ma. come l.ndcr bis supervision, While he
viii prayt q valuable r.lin>r!lor N the cab
net and most Valuable officer in his a,part
mem. ~. friends 81 Gen ,',n;i., claim
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
The British Government Puu;,htu. m.
irish Tor sympathy with America.

Aver thr great Dublin meeting 6 Ir,sh
Nai!on".Is,S. which expressed much ua,m
Mmpa'hy win The | Tilted States. the lord
Chancellor OF England called ";ia Op,nn.
sh"r' The IRISH parliamentary le..,:er. To az
c"int TOY 'AAln. part IN The demonstration.
ana Threatened - take from him the r,.t,
zinc" - MaEl>,rl'c for III county of Skrrry.
iHr q bor"ghuc replied with true Irish
pluck. and was aCcofdin.l, hoLn,,J VIII
i'f"'"ii ;smosa! from tbs ,na.is,r:e,. Tn,
letter Of The O'nonughu"" in rtnr M. p,
follows:
il"Ei';'lS CASTLE. krnmare. Dec. II.
SIT: have received YOUR letter of IA.
nm al December. conveying Ia ms. the v;..y
The Lord Chancellor has been nIfa.ed ,o
take OF the proceedings at the recent ms.,;rr
"t IRISH Niiiona!i>ts. over which had IN,
loo: Of presldng. And. in compli ,nc. with
Your request, beg Ia state for his Ior.i>bi,.>
information. that it is NV conviction ,h,, =.
overwhelming majority OF the Irish people
'eti mat they have much more reason 10 he
grateful Ia The american nation than n .be
british -0Nernment. and that. therefore J.,
The event ri 4 war between America and
England. they would be- very urwiliinr -
supply men and money for the purpose. as |
stated at the meeting. of desrroyin't Amor;
can commerce, bombarding As,erjcan c;,;.s
ana Illuminating the American flag. ran.
DIZZY avOw that thOs" are nv Sen.;n.,,
Further, have to state tina, | have .I-o,,,.
acquainted several with nv in,ep,ion of ,,;,s
having ron the committee nominated y,
the rotnnda meeting. because upon r,a.c;;or
see clearly that. in the absence % = .r,a,
number OF names. the committee canpo, com
mand The confidence of the country Al,
same time think it absolutely necess ,rr ,b.,
4 committee. manites.ly entitled ,o ,,,,,,r;a
confidence. should be appointed TO conS;Iar
no" The interests OF Ireland may be oEac,od
by war between America and EnolarJ
Perhaps may become 4 member Of snob ,
committee. the formation of which nust No.
e's'f'iy 'Tao 10 most useful national organ
Na':on. An apprehension of tre.pass;ny ,oo
mneh upon Your valuable time forbid. me- ;,
enter at greater 'ength into details: for mas
niue' as deny the necessity or prudenc. cf
d Secret system OF action. see no reason WHY
the lord chancellor should not be made ar.
luaiUted with our plans. and his opni,p ~.
ken upon the feasibility 0! our proposed or
S1hi/dsion. Believe the meeting a, the RI.
linda truly indicated the general feel;nc os
NE people of Ireland upon the question q.
var between America and ENGLAND, and
An prepared to maintain at all risks. thar !,
- the eu'y and the undoubted right of INV
;ouhtrymen, unreservedyto discuss all orpc.
'oIis aiiec'ing the interests of Ireland. Cam
not be persuaded That his lord>hip con,em.
dates visiting me with what he. no doubt
etgards as punishment, for yenturipo n d.
'harge this duty, and 10 assert this right ii,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
9,rrrIm- Promises and Pro.nrri..

lherr can be 10 doubt tina, tn. signs o!
.'!vsnc,- and action are TOW real. \ Wash
nG;oa !s';er cf Non;:l, 10 the New N,rk
Evening POST SAYS:
Il X prophets g; al advance. Of he arm,
:ce very numerous To DAY ul,on the avenue.
10" r-Ae:ai >e"iimc:.t il that W. are upan
me er-' 81 important events. Mr. Lincoln
.!oc> m"i nt>i'i'e Ia tel has friends that h..
expected Il! ~ events "a occur a mont, aga.
Ii takes much longer 10 prepare = coas; rA-
petition than pe"pi. Who Ia not understand.
such matters suppose. 10 conceniraie TWEEN
y nae t4'u'and men At -,nuapoi;> or For
rt">> Monroe fl 'svt. an expedition. occupies
weeks. il mol months. Inc preparation fog
an ad'anc, b! cc;umn Of .lshIv nr i humid
.td iio"> ';'d men lake, 'ntny w.cAs. Such
'.,s o''i Tx case in ~, nt,.ck,. where an ad
vance Ia, ben DELAYED :,r weeks liz ph,>;-
q. .ngr,,.mrn;~ walca could nc. easily b.,
overcome
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17

SAFETY OF Mason AND SllIdr,
subject continues TO exercise the p,lj;, = =
The New York Times saws It IA, =.
reason for stating that the rebel CONN; ...,'
ers were to have been landed br IN, p.
a, Halifax: ana if thai, steamer hal g a.
for Bermuda, her arrival ,i-re ought >.
been known before this tin.e. The w.
thinks there is good reason 10 fear =.
of tle vessel
IT, 4, is said Mr. Russell j. -oj,,
TO England. and tha, b. t.,.l. =.
has been III used. If he know, to-,
he mas i,elied Us he ought Io Doe graf
cur fprbearan,e, and should >e, h, pu-
mnniiy down as evidence that mol !s,,
not rule here. even against ,ho>- ~.
provoke IT,
O. MIR Weed writes from I.on5,. -.
Albany Evening Journal: Il STATED = ~
mer letter that The queen : or r.
avn enatl-,d ia say. az reliable a.tfa-f.,
The last rl~. the prime, oonsa-. mad. =.
pen, WIS, 1t tine qrren'> r,-,yae.i. = s.,
the despatch. sent 20 Leg. Ls",a-.~
C. Judge Daily sc Nv YORK. -.
ti.oriiy according la the Nes ir-k
has written letter IL wa.,h r.. ,x,,r-...-.
OPINION that the southern rsiys'.sr, Co.,.
i,e ts'a.ec a. pirates.
Ia " heii tie giant a..iii..:l. rl,s-y = q
n'iln> nlseial. calG- &, M lnr,. -
'',.-Set: :" nave a place pr.!,are,. Tor
r..e hagsag- ear. a. siI- MS % l.r... -.
Mas ;.na''le !" 1T through ti.e ,,,.n-
resG.a: Passenger s'ar7- Sne : -. -.
female Lambert. an. '.c,on9 a. lo,-.
i.elrie~' woman eyer hnowG. VIZ.
ven:ent heating apfar .,rs >hc VEL. F..
small rcom.
I- Cari >ciurz la, ..sk~a "a as...
lea,e Of a5>e:lce from Madr:a. az p.
hah,y an. adj, OF his way home. Z, .-
assirn'=. i',r IS re.ura are ,,qr=.e -a..
tax.
ts The Montreal Advertise. an.
Mr. Seward = Ike with ,he H. : -.
castle, is Ger, chari.ah.e- Tn, ,,.,,t-,n
l. in The ,-rs'ee ans. pan :: u, .,.a..> p.
ii = IN Montreal. .ays: w ar ~,
make ever, allowance for Mr. >rpsr;-.
birth. his defective education. l,is r,.-,- :.
ale HABITS. AMI his tisyra. Ing 2~>o.i.,-a,,-
"a We have rrason 10 beliey, tn, -
10 The time o: his death. The prince co...
raise! as voice rnersetically ac4i,>- 80
haste with which England is ru>hia, ar
var viii! The [ niled States-an even II.
b. denounced as suhrarsire ii htr ,r-,.r.....
dangerous "a the sources Of her ;nour-. ~
cr!;1;i. 10 toe advantageous orll1 - -, D..
pUtic powers of Europe. Whrth-r III. -
vas right or wrong. such W. be,;e,4. y
the faith IL. which the prince eon.orr d.
L"ado" Critic
10 .i.e, ii be boldly SAID exc.a.,n. IT,.
i"'iltn'tc'.'. that III, slaves c: RIB, ~,
ih' nation, freedmen We echo - r..
adding that when the nation COM, = -.
point the rebellion viii CEASE Ike til ce.>..,
Of a :r:sh,ful dream
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
News fro M E.n.i:lnd.

Co. siderable .n<;,ry is f., to ,.,, firm,
England after til. n.x, va, received ,t4r.
Of the release Of Mason ,r3 >,;dpr ,..ob,.
bly, W. ,h4l. s,t noting from tina, 9, y.ru.
ment in regard q their release uo+iI a:;., ,b,
2o.h q. this month: .housl he. frs, r,,r,or.
w the press NAV be received ear'ipr rh..
tone + the English ,sw>nancrs has motif; -
considerably since y = 4xnIox;on ,,,o, ;.,mo.
diar,!v followed the recrn,jon Of fine news Of
the cap,1rr Of these traitors and ,,s;r torc;
bic removal from Er;,,.b vessel This mos
expected: Tie, sober >rr,,l ,h,p,h, :. ,sna,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17

For startling news til, week We have TO
chronicle the resignation, ur removal, Of Hon
SIMON Cameron, secrctai, Of war in Mr. J. in
{ lin- cabinet and tie pro mpt nomination Of
Hon Edwin VI Stanton Of Pennsylvania to
f. his pace This VII surprise the country.
t. say the least. a. no n,ima',on was had
nat any suCh change Was contemplated
ONE a>cri5e tbs change 70 Nt Cameron .
difference Of opinion Oh IL. slavery question
Hi.h Nr Lincoln aud VI seward, while 9TH
rfs say that the exposure Il frauds ana cor
rup,,ou II army expenditures and contract
made hi, removal imperative. We rather IL
cline to the belief thai the luc secretary OF
var found himself 20 involved in frauds upon
tur government, bv friend, for whom he had
secured positions as contractors or agents
till he was forced - take b:n!sci! ont Of tn"
cabinet. ". % Hul know Is any one doubts
hi, LOYALTY or ability, but he fact that he ha,
hecH be>rt hy friends for place ana PEI! has
become patent 20 the nation: and he has thus
permitted crimiua! wa>'cfulness il he ha,
not c,nnivcd with The p.nnd-rers upon oHr
already depleted tea, Thr mar VIII
saccced, hin has the confidence O: The nation.
and w. trust HAT under tin things may 60
along smoothly in this department. And
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-17
The Vermont Cavalry Regiment.

We do not wish to detract one iota from.
thr glory that Vermont has won for herself
in her effort to put down thi, wicked rebel
hon. but We DO believe Ter cavalry regiment,
notwithstanding tn. great efforts to write il
into rcnoTn. vii! prove pretty nearly fail
NE. We would no. bcundcr.t0od as intimat-
lngthat Vermont h&s not as good material for
such service IS any state in the Union: lor
We believe sh. ha>. But the nature Of this
arm @. the service is such that unless this
war should last year OF two longer, (which
God grant may not be- our cavalry regimen,
would not be tit to 90 into active service a;
AL. The sane objection will apply to al
newly recruited cavalry; they are worse than
useless Unit. they have become thoroughly
instructed AMI drilled. This Of course takes
long ,,me,- much longer time than W.
can ;.:tor,: to ,et this war last.
We would not di.parage the cavalrv-we
believe III il % son extent: but conSideriry
The expense We S'.ppo>e il cost M0rv 10
:l>e oar ont re.'n ent 81 cavalry ,han il did
ali The infantry resmentsl and the time which
must el.p>e before ii Can be Of any practical
Use. We lhnN i; car. safety be ~, down a, a
pretty poor ;nvestr,eut.
The ba',.3 ot Buil Ran, and the fpat< Of