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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
Lunenburg. Feb. 20, 1866.
Religious Intelligence.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF religion are re-
ported in the religious papers as occurring
in many of the Eastern and Middle States,
among the CongregationalistS, Methodists.
and Baptists We note below some pla-
ces where the Spirit is manifest: Vernon
and New Britain, Conn Fitchburg and
Ashburnham, Mass. Oswego, Canoga
Oramel. Montrose. Waymart, Belfast
Newburgh, and Cuba. n Y: Shelby
Ohio Clinton Valley, Chester. and Al
toona. Pa: Ontario. Ind. Fourth Bap
fist church Of st. Georges circuit. Phila.
Fulton Landing, Ky, and Newark, n. j.
Considerable religious interest is now
manifest at Ncwbury Seminary. 4 large
number of the students are devoted chris
tians, and others are evincing a desire to
become disciples of the Savior.
RevivalS are reported in the Baptist
church in Ira, and in the Methodist
churches in Middlcbury and West Rutland.
An interesting revival Is in progress at
West Lebanon. y. H., in the Congrega-
tional church, under the pastoral care of
Rev. J. Ill. Edwards.
Rev. a. II. Gray, acting pastor at Al
bany for seven Years and Il half, closed his
labors there on the third Sabbath in Janu-
airy. The Congregational church has sold
its interest in the house of worship to the
Baptist church.
Rev. Geo c. Smith has closed his con-
ncctiun with New Seminary. as it> Prin-
cipal. in order to take the superintendent
of the institution at Carmel. \. Y. TO be
founded and ratronized by Daniel Drew.
Esq. Rev. 5. +. Quimby is now princi-
pal at Newbury.
Rev 5. ii. Coburn, of Mortified, has
been associated with Rev X. ii. Howard
as corresponding editor of the Vermont
Christian Messenger. and takes the place
OF Rev. +. J. Scott. deceased.
Accordin" to the Christian Repository.
there are Scvcntv-three niverSali>t >ocic-
ties, and thirty-six Universali>t clcr.vmen
III Vermont
Rev A. G.. Pease, or Norwich. has re-
moved TO Waterbury.
The Bapti>lS in New England are max
ing efforts to raise 100000 for the en-
dowment of Brown University at Provi-
dcnce.
Rev. Dr. Bacon. of New Haven, Ct.
has sent to the officers of the Centre
church Il conditional resignation of his
pa>toratr.
The colleges of New England. fourteen
in number, contain this Year about 300
under graduates. of whom from one
third to one half are professors of religion
of different denominations This is an
increase of some $50 over last year. but
less by some 200 or more in the years Just
preceding the war
The largest Sabbath school of the Con-
gregational denomination in New England.
is that of the Berkely ST church in Bos-
ton, which has l4i6 members. Winthrop
church in Charlc>town. Mas. has 924
members, and the South Parish Church of
Augusta, Me, s12. Only If churches in
New England report Sabbath schools num-
bcrlng over 500.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

TnE WESTERN Passive do not see
Kat there is any difference of tone between
the republican press OF the West and that
OF New England in relation 10 the Pre>i-
dents veto and speech. There is the same
in dissenting from the Presi-
dents position, and the same regret that
he should have taken it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
g. The Boston Post AMI other demo

g. lhc Boston Post ami other demo-
cratic papers propose 10 organise a new
party OF eoppcrlnc;d Democrats and re
publican DemocratS.-or democratic Cop
perhead~, and democratic Republicans
TO I've called the Rcstorationists." Couldn't
they he persuaded 10 adopt a slightly dit
lercnt name We suggest ..Resurrec-
tioni>ts" -tiaiaan.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

t. The case of Green. the Maiden muir
der'r. ha~ at i'~' hcen settled by the ex-
"cnilTc, He ha> been sentenced TO be
hung ON the 18Th Of April next. The
whcir matter ha~ been brought before the
Governor and Council and thoroughly re-
viewed The Governor addressed the
Counci! on the subject. giving hi> opinions
and thu REASONS that governed him in the
cl~,. The address i an admirable one.
ih' GOVERNOR r'~;Irjlin" all the question,
i'i;'t ii:hc hcen RAISED 10 delay the exceed
il"n "i Green. AZ strictly Judicial questions.
already properly concluded AMI not TO be
lntcri,-roi with by the executive. The
vcie OF the Council WAS unanimous in IA
yer oi the execution.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
DIR. BRYDEN's
CELEBRATED CONDITION POWDERS

Now Is the time TO keep your horses in coed
condition 1fyour horses have got the t,a,tS
or a cough, or If their blood : out If uracr IL,
DIR Bryd ms celebrated condition powders, Il
sale by b. F. PETTENGlLL, al Vim. NJ. Ma
thews' saloon, Alien block, ST Johnsbury, "
Also a good cheap work horse for sale BY iLs
same
March 5, 1866. 9Stt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

Ill PRESIDENT AND Ills OPINIoNs-
Those who think thai the President has
any idea OF retiring from the position
which he ha> i;lken-oi retr.aciing any
OF the expressions thai lac incauliou,ly
ma'ie Use oi-will fin,l themselves woiullv
mistaken. Ii would not asioni>h NE 80
much 10 >ce Il. aIiugraph letter from the
Emperor Napoleon apoiogizing to ti.e peo-
plc oi the nitel States for ever having
syTli = French soldier 10 Mexico a. it
would 40 so a letter from President john
son 10 Senator Sumner exprcSsin. regret
IA iirc personalities ot the recent White
Ilou>c speech. \ MAN who h:i> ior iwcm-
" wears adopted Andrew jackson a. 4
mo'.ri viii never apol"gizr or reiract or
retreat Sui al The same time | 10 not
iH!iNc liza: President johnson i imstn~i-
!lc 10 tn uHini>iak"ilc declarations of'
popular will which arc being poured ia
her hy every nlail--,-PrLy' 10 .Jour,.,A.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

WHETHER Gov BRowNi.ow ENDORSES
TIE PEEsIDENr.-t'ov. Brownlow ot Tcm-
nc>See. having been IL krd this question.
says i'll the Knoxville Wing:
''ln an>werin. the question we would
be pleased To have some one say what that
policy Is. and what is contemplated hv IL.
We endorse all the orders. DETERMINATIONS
and speeches OF the President. AZ repaired
and published. while he WIS military GOV
crnor OF tennessee Throughout that ca
tire period he contcndcd that treason should
he stamped with int;,my thai lcldil.. ia
telllgent. conscious traitors should To- tried
and punished that treason >homld bc
made odouS. and the demands of Justice
satisfied 10y puni>hin" lis guilty authors.
that all the guarantees of The Government.
Ill fact as we'll rs in form. he placed be-
yond the danger of recall and that If
there were but 5000 loval men in Tonnes
see they should control the S,atc: and
further, that rebels should occupy the back
seats. We are on this platform. and if
the President Is still on this platform We
are with him. Ii his reconstruction noIirv
proposes to reverse this policy and to
abandon this platform. weare not ritt han.
nor are the loyal and true men of Tcnne~-
see
In another article, Gov. Brownlow SAYS:
''Our mind Is made up-we are with
the Union party i'll Congress. and with
them We intend TO sink or swim. The
people are also with them. and for the
country. and against Its enemies. and the
men who refused TO vote men and money
to carry on the war. This latter class are
the men most loud in their praise of the
President, laborlng day and night to create
split between him and the party that
elected him and saved the countrv.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

A Two CENT DRAFT-The Treasury
Department, in settling 4 balance of two
cents due to Erastus Foote, sent draft to
HIM worded and numbered as follows:
''Drait 1880 on Treasury warrant Urea
sury of the United States. No. 1857.
Washington, Jan. s, 1866. AT >iaht pav
to Erastus Foote, collector and di>bur-ino
agent, or order, two cents. +. f. Spin-
ner, Treasurer of United States R,corJ-
ed Jan. s, 1866. S. b. Colby. REGISTER
of the Treasury. Assistant Treasurer L.
S., Boston, Mass On this imnort,ur
document there were seven signature. and
all tor two cents. The gentleman who
owned the draft was offered a dollar ior 1t
this morning, but said he would not sell it
for five dollars.-Botoa Trareller.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
4 UCTION SALE.
Pursuant 10 license from tie probate couf;. r.-
ae sold al public auction al
.SITy-PTDiV U1pTyy >, -

-
al 10 o clock A NJ lunles, previously dig,o-,
of II private saiel, ~ the dwelling. house -
late Preston May III the village If Wr>t Conc
ali OF the II al estate If which PTosr,:! MAJ.
OF Concord, IN The county Of Essex. sLd "a
Vermont. deceased. died s,jzea ana possess.
except that portion set off Il the pidsrr Il -.
deceased Also Will be sold the ny # r,rcr,. 81
Of doaer Of widow In said estate. rhr 1,r,,n.-.,
10 DC sold Is the homestead farm # ht lar, Tr,-
ton May, loca'ed IN tue road leading fr,r4 ( D.
cord Csrner 10 Waterford. midway betwr,n T. .-.
villages consisting of l9e acres Of Eool al d
sul'ao!y ci'lded INTO moving, pasture and u. ~,
land. good buildings. with never falling ~. a:
the same, has some 500 excellent sugar lrte-.
good apple orchard, etc. Also Will b. sod ! r--
divided half of the sristmill in Concord. nov ..-
cnpied. by LeylGoss- Also one undivided IA F
about IL acres OF excellent pasture lald IN O..
.own of Waterford, ewned in common viii NJ
cah Baker SOPHIA : NAY. Aamiri,--a,liN-
Concord, March ,, lS66. q8-e5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

Mrs. Jane q. SwiSSielm WIS dismissed
from her position IL Il clerk nj Washing
ion on Monday. by The Quarterma>ter
General. with the approval of The Secre-
tary OF War, for di>re>pecifnl language
against the President OF the -nited States
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

ItEIC SiNTMENT.-Ihc y. \. Time.
ia> ihc cilr"mtcrv 1" -.iv thai There arr
t"mr persons according n the l:ate>, census.
MI" 'li>appro'e the Recent speech of Pre>i-
G.'ni johnson. They are Charles Summer.
ft;',I!'.n~ S;cveii>. Wendell Phillips and
thc dead duck CD Foncv. The res,
OF III people find the sentiments of that
speech eminently patriotic. and in accord
i,i,' viii. the principles OF constitutional
!iu,rlv."
HE folly OF such assertions dwarf<
.Nen their un,cricity The clear develop
mrnte OF Mr.. Joim>on'> procliyitics last
week 90 moi yet >ix days old; Yet they
have airta,ly been condemned bv the [ n
Ion im;.ioIily ia each OF the legislatures oi
Name. Massachusetts Ohio. Iowa. NE~Sou-
II. AMI California - IL also bv the In
l'n state convention oi Indiana Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
ADMISSION % Cts. CHILDREN rSDER12. =
Saturday Afternoon Performance
+ \ II + Q n r w AN
4 CARD.

Ia -he ear5"" of the p" ole ~ isa-1lsr f las- SIX
~ ni'''l-'"- II ;h' -'-pl Uhe7 would .-,r,i-
ct''1, : 4 -hoct alleNa.rct- hax, H. r 3. -:I.:,-
iiiasi stream from ftf'-r E-'trou+ h.arr- s-8 &c.
haiG- pouring a. llr'l rly- has -rsgi,i-d III dr.
co-idtE r1ve-if trrTa,.z'e iii hsTin- i.. a ls.a
-f-vstf- III mi -o:.a:- ,i.-v h,,p -ia.,a a-9
hep -k'n-s,r'-. \ vc1r go 10y f,e--r-,,i r!--
fion Si'' ~ doaa-ion ri-;f I'm, ~ r;l 7slt.
f-h- similar v-5r. -hrv ,. I'D 1la ... s5. .
>i-f' a:a ill n -----n 81 -i.-r ~ r,--,-
A. Il did turing thy year pas all -l- l,.,-s iol-
rr'--d nee sr"-' -t-n. Tor ;'-- ,'.Iil- ,a- Il. ESQ.,
Z -i.,lr a., = -i,' t:g- rr-as-- ~. Ia. @
''at- 'ia-n rlsny Thanks ana i-lr,k.. s. "a.
'e''->'sC u -. i. TNlpFKW tH..
Isa1l,-- Nn-rh g 1~.ls
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
y poet in the Nebraska CITY News con-
cluie> long poem with the following
L. z

We'll F':c! ! lie Whom The god, love
l5i' EoiI:i-;- Whom ;li,- hate iiv. and r,ro.psr
Ana ~, r!'r1"d delegate in Congress
from IA. several ivrriinrise~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

There are said to be 1900, 900 free ma
sons in the world.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
1 I CT 10 Y
4 M Nv = WI Ntil n l'uNlIt alN M
TUESDAY, MARCH 20

The Subscribers will sell Al public AUCTION 90.
TUESDAY, MARCH 90,
on TIE premises. ;he to~a ia,m oi Ear..f-. err
tanning about i25 acres. well wooded and WI
ed, desirable location about 5 miles from Il.
net depot Also yoke oxen, 1 vearl.,->.
>h"teS. 100 bush eats, y ',p~h com. : 20.
COWS e sheer, tons hay. 20 bush uh,a-. =
bush potatoes. = LIT of SHAW. together xilb O..
farming tools and numerous other attic
Terms made knawn II -iine of sale
GEO GOSS.
CLOUD HARVEY, Seicc.I-s.
r " WALLACE.
John II. Moore, Auciione,r T. g3-qi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

Let Congress look TO it that no man who
has been actively engaged in the rebellion
should hold any office of trust. Let no
man bring hands reeking with the blood
Of loyal men TO aid in reconstruction. If
treason be a crime. then there should be
some penalty. If criminal jurisprudence
will not take cognizance of the crime OF
treason, then is the necessity greater that
it should receive social and political pun
ishment. Not to punish the guilty, works
injustice to the innocent To reward
treason is to iinte its repetition. What
would the fallen thousands say of this
policy We must now have care lest the
expense of this great contest be its only
reward-lest the cost of the war be its
only recompense.
Let all essential guarantees be secured
which it is possible to secure : but if 1t
should chance that so much Of good as is
desired cannot be attained, let us not fail
to secure what we may, because there is
something better beyond our reach. The
orists are not the best statesmen men
who converse with the ideal more than
the real are apt to think nothing is done
while anything remains undone. What
we need most is kindly feeling. Ina time
like this a penny-worth of love is better
than Il pound of reasOn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For sale-the house AID iot On the corner
Church and Spring streets in the yiliara = y
iohn>5urr. The house i In good rcaai-. A.
hllsaec tor tive .en5ments. Possession given !,
ap!ii- Al WILLARD.
March Z. ls66 q395
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

\ LOST Wharf.-The article describin.
the bio farm of the Mcssrs Shafter and
Charles II. Howard. entitled "NermontcrS
in California" and which was first made
public in TIE C\LEnoN1AN of Oct ~.
1865, is now going the rounds Of the New
England press credited to the San Fran
cisco News Letter. We have seen it in
the Springfield Republican and Rutland
Herald within week. and in both in
stances credit was given for it to the News
Letter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

WHAT DOES IT MEAN Among the
unaccountable things connected with the
speech of Mr. johnson on the 22d Of Feb
ruary, is the view taken of it by Secretary
Seward. Mr. Seward made speech in
New York the same night, endorsing Mr..
johnson, and when the Presidents speech
was received and read in New York, the
Secretary sent the following astounding
telegram to the White House: ''Dear
President: 1t is all right and all safe.
Your speech is triumphant. and the coun-
try will be happy. Come back on Mon
day." Either Secretary Seward could not
have known the tone and temper of Mr..
Johnson on that afternoon, OF else he has
not vet recovered from the assassin Payne
attack.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
4 UCTION SALE.

The Subscriber Mil sell on the premises
Victory Al Public ADciion the following pe-s ia
property - /. T. NJ
THURSDAY. MARCH IL. 1896:
Three ycke Of oxen. ( coas, ) :xo-year olg>
yearlaSs. il sheep. seven searS oil marc. l:s.
fat hog Union moving machine. hs-,, - g.
OK cart irottiag gir. = harnesses. I rrss--.
Sled, cable chain Also I quantity f cora -
oats AID p-'atoes and soIIe l. tri>h wheat
cooking stove, 4 few tons OF nav some ,.rsa
and . OF SwarmS of GepS II
WARREN HARRINGTON.
J H Naore, i1c-ianeer
West Victory. March t. 1886
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

&c Hon. Solomon Foot. senator from
Vermont. who has been i'll at Washington
for several weeks. is better, but not yet
able to leave his room.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

Observation-Disclosures, w r Shedd
Clerk and Treasurer, II w Bailey. Sc
lectmen, W II Shedd, l. l. Tucker. Harri
son Bailey. Overseer, a Nj Peach. Lis
tiers, ID \ Ford, j S Daily, Robert Fulton
Constable and Agent, John Bailey, Jr
Supt Rev H y Burton. Grand Jurors,
G. " Leslie, A NJ Peach, Union Durant
County Commissioner, W T George. TEN
$50, Mr. Badger, 80.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
T~s Dsss.s % sps.si.s Ersii.n i~p.'-

ta~ Hof cAoyis He1ers- Ms sstve p
bTeuxht f0t tbr~- thssn1 dolsrs danssef ~ tsfs1
wss<t.s ehssEs, ssa susst tbsf~on, q ss<fans ses
ofs~Fiy b~uss Afrof1isg W tbs gsp~r a. aFtvn1stt
rs<1<~ 10 ths f<ar ~ ~ 10 nfaEloa fifsst ssd 10
Iss< b<ssns fkst party narnei Acsi, - - - -
Sra tprr ssys tsrrtssr bSgss, b. ~snt y zoe ksss
nsstss psllss cour ~ psrpDse = ma ~ ehsfss
No sp~skanF Enriish wsii NJ keisfDsn ts,rst1ff o.
cs.ssynf V sc ps'lcs eiefk IA ies. 49, W hn~lA
xn1Bofa a sbs rfrss So 80 kssI~s 80 a~feefV
bosl.@ lsssss< q Nfs Adl fhs ~e1ffe9 ~ m.s'sss,
ths e<<sx<s.f lst~1ifsa iin1 nssss thssss sfsns,
s~..s'.. n.s~.ss eissa sa1 kssfmsn tbs rl1srfs
.fo.rlg fuearfs< a1alnss Mesft snd ws s.sf 50 A.
s,sfs sfis su~utss aft felsaesf n eStse1y - seft
a.. ssss. y asty ~ ace i1ss<<1 u Af~s tss~-~sA
lsa,sss "a, a.. pss8ritf y b@sk fr pas~ssN YEA
C<xa ssl ftswst ias esfs&1sst
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
70 Dargaiss Bassa ss 0eia yisetaz
sSens vssAf
corhr op cosnos rLEAs-yARr 2.
prfore Jaars urufv

Before Judge Drsfy.
ss~-<i A. kssrssa al JoAs <ma.-rhs ea.s
brings up the gold and currency question 10 ssw form
shs question Involved being the right 70 trsu for pay
nsnt Of debt present or fstare regulated by shs se
The dsfendsnt is a mapufsetarer Of brushe. si Ian.
nnsburr In this STATE and has an establishment si No
"a Warren street 10 this city The psinti dealers
N brfs,les. and have place q business s 2si Pe-n
street. Ia isss according tha complaint the defend
Su.ay u a s~s. 'S S,ssa ssa a. ~ a lss ~ ,s ssd
that this wss 70 be paid for IN four promssory notes
mos,hs together -ts forl sysn per cent pr.n sm %.
States Treasury nosss that " the prsmium should Be-
bshsr ~ben the notes became due the dsssndsnt should
snd that n Tho premium should aecllns ,hs
piaInsins voaid thea ALLOW the difsrencs 70
ths dsfendast The ssf.nasn,, 'ths piainus. fsrhsr
for flsso H. which included The forty ssvsn pr oer
premium bu, ncs higher rsis sheh prsvslsd sah~s.
Tor tnis dlnsrsnos IN the goid PREMIUM nsadinE ~.
rsst from The time ef The majority of n0ss o. sss o.
m. s' sassss % o. IN n. s,f.nssas .ap "a. purhs. Il
TIE goods Claims be p.d foe them, BE-, denies .hs .sy
coutssci Zoe The .ymsns q greater prsmium shan
Mr. chsanosy shHnsr appeared fos the tsfsnssrt
snd moved dsmi~@ the cotnpisn, on Ne crowns that
The ooss.ei tor psymeni esordog 20 u. rs o. fsl q
gold vas VOID Al oommon las, oTo~~f " p4bie
poty. sso 80 being ssnlne eonirsci sns yof'ion ~
The statute of .h sis,s against bssus ars Al egnfacs
4 .s oes.ssss .sns, ~ 10 ssisis q
fr,sds, should have been n srtlBs, % ssil,sry
@ ss..ss s..a W. rsa. . % ssrrs.s %es.y yy ~. Ia ~ ~.
late d~slon q tnsiies noaeh ~ fbs sapefs0r Govt
IN which sb~ lao q d~sisrf " - that q ~ Ubnsf
"a ivsleut 1 dollar 10 foi1
xr klsbs,s osus--i fer pissnun.. oypo~ss tbs ssns
f>& ~ tle ean~. sud
Jssrs Brady s,sr bes,ur bssh sses- ssrsss 70 psr.
MT the css~ ~ rs~stvirf ne a. $50 - u* rfp
rS<itic,s ssvsn<ed by NJ shaasr ss,l s's ss<s q
NE % c~>cinu
rMs< fflf -
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

nev drama su,iiisd me Onion Prisoners. or the
Pafrn's Daughter. has had good Mcveksrs
theatre, Chicago, Mr. Lsvek sustaining the part of
Rdwsrd Gnnfiy. During NE piece The ssbiesux. Bal
Run, Tho Death d Ellsworth, and TIE Bsuie of An.
assAm, ere frhibItsd Mr. Leslck hAds very ples~ss
As-s~s "a M lssss % ne Ian of Nara
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

rather nights ov The eompsny down st tho extreme
y iashonabls hour Of eight O'clock The yacht |. TOO
me. she will leave this afternoon.
kNcsroS Bouua
There great need Of al least one good hotel s Kings
ton, fact which the unhappy traveller discovers
n enerpsng Amcncan would establish one either
in the city short stance outside confident 10
Al the best tho place. least is said 70 be ths
best. and consccnousy assert that have had
ss mssd b ss wso
wretchedncss OF the cnae ths charge OF two dollars
and half dav ridiculous The rooms In the house
10 say that good eating conducive 10 health and
comfort ceanlipessf shudder 20 think Of tho fais
Q, me unioruna'e and mssnasa s.snser who pa, up
into the best and half starved at that Every
Thing IN the way OF food is cheap and abundant and in
regard 70 fruit there end 10 the supply Now will
be believed tha, tho supply Of fruit al this nri class
table would d.Uacs country boarding houss In Tie
Interior OF oh'o' x -
ns very remarkable that there exists tho most wide
spread desire that the United States should tia
tsneousne with which the has been uttered
BY Al persons Of whatever country color have
IN copisct with. II tw.s the more surprsins, since
was entirely unprepared for H. believing from all bad
rcd Of English people and English oolonists that they
unaitsr.bly devoted IN their sovereign, ko ko
snnession were pus 70 this vote the ansexaiionists
would carry the island by . tremendous mslority-K
sy !.
born would make proviso namely that no nsrrocs
should be permitted IN snisr the island Ths copdcn
would be . ass cue SA Grant u, and annexation
would be aoceptsd BY scclamstionL
Il nsy b wovth While 70 explain Why Ensisshmsn
fhyos such idea They feel deeply hart 81 the To-
Differences manifested IN England for the white siteu
Jamaica while all the sympathy sppsars the sids
of the ''oppresssdn negro They are Ab1sed and VII
doEged ubbornnsss and perseverance, inherent 10 The
Anglo saxon character has kept the small vbiis
pDDuation OF Jauaica from ABANDONING the Island
far lns h
Lels oatbrg ak the nra~ which broke the samels
heck. and the colony vsssslT lot 10 the British
Grown
The steamer TAlsman arrived nom Sew York last
veek and nllrd for Belize Sunday morning
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

thus far Sund 10 DO very pure and not giving that
snensve II usually found with kerosene
Mr. Samuel b. Hale, distinguished American mer
Ohant here, has been chosen municipal oBcer,
6g 70 the Office Of Alderman in this city
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

PIE PAAGuAyAxs CROSS rxg RrvKR
The latest date from the seat Of 70 the 18th
ut, At which the allied army was thus posted Tho
Brazilians at Laguna Brava, the Argentnes San
Casme and the Osiensls At Ita General Flores paid
visit TO Generals Mto osario and caceres and General
Mre intended, the 18th, to make reconnaissance
Of the passes Of the Parana accompanied BY the
erals Of the allied divisions.
On the 18th sal body Of nfsy Paraguayans crossed
from Iapvin, and caused much annoyance 70 the
guard or aiica Thk movement seems 10 have been
raid but the OF achieved, what
was, to have smboldened the Paraguay
70 send over larger force Accordingly, tho
ing Of the nth. expedition, consisting Of eleven
boats carrying twenty soldiers each, despatched
from the Paraguay side Pushing up the river boldly,
they landed the corentiuo side Of Paso In Patra,
after sharp conflict Of musketry with thirty Of
the advanced pIckets Of the San Martin regiment