The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

FROM SALT LAKE \ letter from tl.,.
Mormon capital SAY, that for Il Yea: III,
''Genii!c~" in that locality lave ynin,.-l
an independent religious service. Rex. y.
Mcleod preaching every Sabbath. IL
ha~ boldly attacked lIormn:ti-,n ami
drawn off MANY OF Tia ,l-!u,l,,l followers of
: brigham lnun". especially women. liz.
Morm"n~ tl"ch 10 hear linn. AMI Brigham :
power is evidently Oh The dec'in.. Tie
letter not only ciargc~ him with dirrriin"
/ the mountain meadow nii~~:l-r,.. i.,Ii SAYS
judge Titan hl> left for Washington car
ryln@ an order Il @nri hv brigham ior the
execution ri Il company "f wealthy men
who Were t" start from Salt LAX. To- Cali
inrnla III the >prln-.
DEATI 81 Kim. oF SIAM Advice,
from Singapore announce the death "i t;ic
second king OF Niam in January l.Si.
HIS rcmaln> were 'l,rn>itcl IN Il "ui,icn
urn. decorated with d;llnomi>. and placed
on Il particular throne. and after tie usual
period of lying in state, according to tie.
Siamcsc custom. were buried will .r.ai
ceremony This king a>cei.drl the throne
in 1871. hi~ brother bccumin. ..iir>t kim
Both were remarkable men: noted pre-
icmln1ntlI above all the mol,arch> OF the
E:i>i, for their attachments and their love
OF progress.
OPPRESSION IN NoRrI CAEnrIS,
Mr.. :. :. Ashley. superintendent oi
schools for the national tree,lnen> relief
association. writes 10 the secretary of that
soclctv from Wilmington. North Carolina:
In Samson county six hundred chill
dren, some OF them twcntv-onc wears Of
aye, Were bound ont bv the county court.
and then 10y an armed and mounted DO
lice force Were torn from their homes and
carried 10 a forced and unnecessary an
premiership. Some of them Were not on
ly able 10 take care of themselves. hui
Were actually dong So
The New NArI"N-IhiS is the title
OF 4 weekly newspaper published ri Rich
mond. Virginia. by Rev lanes ". Hun
nicut and brother. price - per YEAR in
advance. Ii l. ably edited ;,nd z,:.lou,ly
supports the cause of the Mon men of
the south Irrespective of race on color.
The publishers will for :, ;imc mce,l SUD
port from all quarters, AMI we commend
their case 10 the favor OF Mon men IN
Vermont. Mr.. Iimnicuit * a Bami>,
clergyman. who lectGrcd In this place.
some months ago, 10 the great satisfaction
OF his hearers
QrANrRELL. TIE GUERRILLA. Al
though there Is 4 striking similarity between
the person now under arrest nj Washing
ton As Quantrcll. the guerrilla rolber and
there is much doubt that he i
that notorious person. Neither Senator
Lane nor his wife nave been able Ia i,lcn-
thy the prisoner. although the lady had
frequently seen Qnanircll. and supposed She (
would have TO difficulty in Knowing him
again. Owing II this failure the person
under arrest has not been sent ia Kansas. /
lie is still, however. in custody. He SAWS
he was rebel trooper,
JUDGE Poland has introduced to the
Senate u bill fixing The salaries of the L.
5. District Judges: $1,000 per annum 10
the Judges of Massachusetts. Southern
New York. Maryland. Eastern Penn,vl-
wanna, Eastern Louisiana, Northern Cali
'cr:;a, Oregon and Nevada; and $1,000
10 the Judge OF Gtilrr Districts
In South Carolina there are two bands
Of mounted outlaws (of ..thc iirS, families,
ed by a rebel major, who 20 about the
country committing outrages upon Union 1
men and negroes. The leader carries a
package of eight ears, cut from negroes.
erving the purpose of the Indians >calps
that is. to prove himself a savage IF