The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

i John Sullivan was sentenced to tire,
months impri in the common iail =,
the recent tei,. Of Rutland County Court
for breaking stones.
ALLorrLD rAT.-Assignees and other.
noIdins order the allotted pay OF the
Eleventh Resi'H N. are hereby notified that
returns nave been received for the months
OF November and December, 1863, and this
otflce is prepared to to pay the sums receiv-
ed IN the usual way. J.B. PAGE,
Treasurer.
PROMOTIONS II THE STH REGIMENT-Co.
b; LIST 1t. Fred D. Butterfeld to be CAP
tain, ID Ut. John Bisbee to be LIST It,, 1st
oefgi. VIM. n. Spencer to be ID 1t. Co.
Z; Com. Sergt. Lewis Child to be lst It..
LIST Sergt. John Ripley to be Cd L.. Co..
ID; LIST Serst. Nathaniel Robe to be I'd It..
20. + I'd 1t. Andrew J. Sarg cant to be 1st
It., LIST Sersf. George J. Hutchins to be I'd
1t. Co. H i; LIST Ssrgt. Joseph \. Dutton
20 be I'd 1t. Co. | lst LIT. Henry NJ. Pol
lard to be captain I'd L.. George E. Selleck
TO be LIST It.; lst Sergt Frank R. Warner
to be % It. Co. X; lst Sergt. ]. W. Smith
to be I'd It.
COL Sawyer, We hear, has received leave
OF absence, and will soon be in the state
Whether he has come 20 stay or not is as
yet unknown. 1t is now pretty we'll under
stood that he was the recipient of no compli-
ments from Gen. Meade. The regiment, we
understand, is not in the most enyiahle con-
ditlon at present as respects general efficen-
cy. The men and horses are pretty well
tagged out with severe picket duty, and
need recuperation sorely to fit them for the
Spring campaign.-Buiingtoa Times.
In Burlington few days since, a French
man, by the name OF Louis Martin, was de-
tected IN the act of forcing open the contri-
button box in st. Mary's church. He was
taken into custody, and subsequently, recog-
nlzed by the watchmen at the Vt. Central
depot as man who had been seen hanging
round the ticket office the day the money
drawer was robbed in January last In de-
fault of 800 bonds Martin was committed
to pr sen.
We heartily join with the Rutland Herald
IN the following congratulation. 1t says:
We congratulate our brother OF the quill
A. \. Swain of the Bellows Falls Times. Oh
his election as president Of musical associ-
alton just organized in his thriving village.
Who is more irresistible than musical
swain
Capt. Charles X. Fleming of the lst Vt.
Artillery, has been promoted to Sd major of
lis resimen,-a promotion which he has well
earned. Adjutart Hunt Burrows. of Vernon.
and OF the same regiment, has been promot-
ed to captain Of Jennings battery.
Our village was ,hr ,wn into sadness or
Wednesday morning by the receipt of a tel
egram from Troy, announcing that our fellow
townsman, George Boardmau, Esq, died in
the cars in that city, while on his way from
New York to his home in this place. at an
early hour that morning, from an affection of
the heart.-Belmiuyton tanner.
Maj. VIM. Richardson, paymaster fer the
Northern district, whic; includes Vermont,
and who has been stationed at Albany. is re-
lleved by Maj Thomas NJ. Bart.
Several children in Burlington recently
got up fair for the b-"eti, of the Soldiers
Aid Society. the Free Press has the follow
ing III regard to it:
The Chi!dren's Fair yesterday was an " i'm
nlenSe success" The rooms were thronged
all the afternoon and evening, hardly thing
was left unsoid, and The net receipts We IN
derstand amounted to $l29.G6. The girls I
VIII have 50 patiently worked, some OF tim
for good While to achieve this success. de.
servedly receive universal praise. Taery
were seven Of them, all under Ii years W.
believe, who originated ard Planned the fair,
and the energy and ski! with whicn they
have Iabored to make their undertaking sue
cessful has It's reward. Tie money raised
will DE put into the treasury Of the Soldiers
Aid SOCIETY here, We understand.