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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

NAPOLEON AND MAXAMuIAN.-It is
by reported that the death of Maxamilian
order Of the liberal government of Mexi-
go seriously trouble. the emperor Of
France Well it may, for Napoleon UNI
questionably initiated the idea of placing
the unfortunate Austrian upon a throne
in Mexico, with the view of extending
his own authority and menacins the
United States. He well understood the
doctrine OF our country in regard to mon
arches upon this continent, and with a
cunning, Napoleonic at least, while we
were fully engaged in efforts to crush the
rebellion, undertook TO place MAMMALIAN.
by usurpation and wrong, permanently
on Il throne in cur ncighboring rcpub-
lie. lie apparently succeeded, or thought
he had yet when he discovered that our
government was amply able to crush the
rebellion. and had done it, lie withdrew
his army, leaving Maxamilian alone, to
maintain his usurpation and uncertain
authority. After causing the death of
thousand, Of MeXcanS, and that Of thou
sand, OF his own soldiers, and finally
witnessing the execution OF the man who
was 50 weak as to become his tool, he
may well look troubled; for besides
spreading dcsolallon and death through
out Mexico. he has weakened hi. own
authority, and lost respect and confidence.
to no small extent, throughout the civil
lzed world. lie 10 longer stands before
the world a, the man always successful
in the purposes he attempts to accom-
plish. therefore lie will not be looked up-
Oh Us Il man who cannot be conquered.
lie feels it, and 50 do the people of
France. This act of his is a downward
step OH the ladder of his fame.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
The Railroad charter Secured!

We have before informed our readers
that a bill, cIlartcring the Portland and
Ogdcnsburg Railroad, had passed the
house Of representative. of New lamp
shire. and into the hands of the Railroad
committee of the senate, where ii was
supposed, strong effort would be made
10 kill it. This was done, but after a
patient hearing Of the case the committee
consented unanimously, after adding on
amendment providing the road should
pass through the notch of the White
Mountains, 10 report it to the senate. 1t
was passed by that body. and then trans
mittcd TO the house for concurrence in
the amendment One Of the leaders OF
the opposition in the house thereupon
moved that the bill be tabled. This mo-
ton was voted down. and the bill passed
10y large majority
The leading opposition to the charter
came from the Montreal road 1t was
contcnded by them that new road pass
lng through the northern portion of the
state would be injurious TO their road. A
bIll--;n enabling act. authorizing the
Montrcal corporation to aid in extending
their road to Observation-Disclosures also
passed by the legislature. Northern New
Hampshire, if both roads are completed
will be adequately provided with railroad
facilities. The friends of the Portland
and Ogdensburg road Go not wish at all
10 Interfere with the extension of the
Montreal road There is room for both.
and their construction Will confer meal
culablc benefits upon the people OF the
state.
The surveyors Of the Portland and
O2densburg road are now at work III
Danylllr, searching for the best place fol
locating the road through that town.
The amendment of the New IIamp-
shire senate, restricting the location OF
the track through the notch Of the White
tMountains, is not at all Objectionable to
the friends of the Portland road 1t is
Just where they would have it, and in our
Judgment, a location anywhere else would
Greatly detract from the magnilicencc and
profit OF the enterprise.
The bill 10 cxtena the Rochester road
10 strike the Montreal at Wicr's station,
was defeated. The managers of the
Montreal road do not wish this project tC
succeed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

Az IMPORTANT DEcI>IoN-The Sec
rctarv OF the Interior has recently made
All important decision \ child was born
in New Hampshire on August s. 1861. OF
woman thrn,,~ole and unmarried, who
married. in that state on November y.
1851. The parties subsequently TO their
marriage recognized the child The huS-
band enlisted in a New Hampshire req
imcnt and persisted in the military service
of the nitcd States AMI in the line ut
duty His widow was pcn>oned and on
the taking effect OF the act >he applied for
an increase OF pension on account OF such
child. the Acting Secretary decided that
4 child thus lc.itimatc,l hv the law. OF
the place Of lis birth 10y the domicilc OF
lis parents and by their marriage would
as clearly he entitled to pension iii til,
event of it, surviving lis mother a, if /,
had been born in lawful wedlock. and
that the mother WAS entitled 10 the IN,
crease OF pension which she claimed
Tic decision revcr,ts 4 previous dcci~
ION by the head OF the pension Bureau OF
the same subject.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

FIRE.-There was an extensive fire at
Sanbo.nton Bridge, y. II. ON the evening
of the liI!-destroying property to the
amount Of Sl5,0OO J. c. Tilton's
house and barn. Dr. Lyford's house and
barn, Rev. IJr. Browns barn, a Mr..
Gould's barn and one other We're burned.
Geo, l.. Peabody, one of the Franklin
tiremcn, died from over exertion before
reaching his home He was Il black
smith, 40 years old, AID leaves family.
The fire was caused by fireworks. There
We're several other fires on the fourth
caused by Notwithstanding the
propricty of prohibiting, or so regulating
their use, as to avoid such wide spread
destruction of property in the future
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

BEARS N New UlMr>IIIEE. - In
lIoIicrne>S, y. H.. on Wednesday. July
), some men employed in the plumbago
mine OF Thomas l.. Cheney and others,
in the northern section of the town. near
SIuan Mountain, saw four black bears
eating Strawberries in a field about two
hundred rods distant from the mime. The
workmcn Were unarmed. and the AMI
mails escaped before weapons could he
obtained. Two of the bears were old
ones and the remaining two cubs. 1t is
supposed that they had their den last
winter in a forest not far from the en-
closure where they Were seen. Farmers
in lIolderne>>, Campton and vicinity re-
port that Il considerable number of their
sheep have been killed by bears since the
opening OF spring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

TENNEssEE.-The election in this state
will occur some short OF four weeks
hence. The canvass has been exciting.
Gov. Brownlow Is the candidate Of the
republicans for Governor, and Etherid re
that OF the johnson party, Certain
rebels have been di>lranchised, and the
negroes Will vote in this clection-tllec
tourlhs OF them. ii Is estimated. on the
republican side The republicans are
somewhat sanguinc Of casting 100000
votes. and concedc 30, 900 OF few more,
to their opponents. At any rate the re-
publican> are sure Of the state by Il large
majority.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

NrW ORLEANS, July ). The French
corvette Phlegethon. cight guns. four
lays from Vera Cruz. with dispatches TO
the consul general OF France. arrived at
the Southwest Pas, this morning.. She
has on board General Herrera and other
Mexican refugees. She brings the news
Of the fall of Vera Cruz ON the 9th ult
The city surrendered without bloodshrd
and i quiet. The captured soldiers were
sent to NobiIe by the French sIoop-ot-
war roha,ro. The fcr,i.n mcn-oi-war
in port were the United States steamer
Tacony, The English ,le,,mer Jason, tie
Spanish steamer Drloi>r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

TIE EXECUTION OF THE MEXICAN
IMPERIAL Observation-Disclosures news
of the execution OF Macmillan of Mexn
co. and of his generals. Miramon and
Mejia. was received yesterday in official
shape-the sources Of information being
letters OF Gems. .|uarez and Escobedo of
the Liberal party. The three were con-
demned the llth of June, the sentence
was confirmed at headquarters OH the
10Th. and the 10th was designated as the
day of execution. Three days of grace
were finally granted, after the first hour
fixed had passed, TO permit Macmillan
to settle up his worldly affairs, and on
the 18th the triple execution took place,
the PrusSian Minister arrived at Quereta-
70 the day before the execution and I'M
mediately transmitted by telegraph 4
formal protest to .Juarcz, which was re-
ceivcd at $50 o'clock on the evening OF
the same day, and in reply to which Ju-
arcz, through the proper officer, replied
that = the President Of the Republic is
not OF opinion that it is possible to grant
the pardon Of Maximilian of IIapsburg
consistent with the great considerations Of
justice and the necessity OF insuring the
future peace OF the Republic
A pledge was also given that all the
crowned heads in Europe OF the blood and
kindred Of MaXlmilian would give .Iuar
rl all security that none of tie prisoners
should ever again tread Mexican soil: but
the proceeding was OF no avail, and the
prisoners were shot. The Emperor was
shot with his face to the front, the two
Mexicans in the back Maximlian'S last
words Were Poor Carlotta" When the
execution had taken place the Prusslan
and British Ministers both made prcpa-
rations for leaving the country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

Mrm'Ar.-At the recent meeting Of
the State Medical society of Vermont.
DIR. Goldsmith introduced fee bill,
and very -ingularly, il was endorsed
by an intelligent body OF men. Two
dollars for vaccInating 4 single person -
five dollars consultation fee. with fifty
cents added for each mile travelled. But
there is another item in the bill not to be
Notwithstanding, ten dollars-an
act tanl"mount to an embargo upon an
early command to man, to multiply and
replenish the earth. If the medical fra
ternltv in Vermont succeed in establish
ing this fee bill DR.. Todd will surely find
that he has a life work before him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

TuE "DoMINION OF CANADA. Our
neiphbors of the British Provinces have
lust entered into new governmental ar
rangement from which they appear tc
anticipate prosperity in the future. We
certainly Ehope they may have it. Not
all the Provinces however have yet en-,
tered into the compact. The dominion
embraces what were once known as Up
per and Lower Canada, Novia Scotia
and New Brunswick
Monday last, July !, the new or@anl-
zation went into effect, and the day was
celebrated at various places in the Cana,
das. The Governor General is appointed
bv the Queen Of England with a salary
of $50. 600 per annum. The senators,
,eventv-eight in number are appointed tol
life with equally eXtravagant salaries
The people Of Canada are permitted to
elect house OF Commons, to consist OF
one hundred ard eighty-two members.
The governor General appoints lieuten-
ant governor general for five years to pre-
side over each OF the four Provinces now
comprising the ''Dominion." The COM
mons. with senate and governor genera
over them, can do but little unless they
do ii in accord with the higher authori-
ties Further, each Province has It's owl
legislature, and local constitution.
The new Dominion embraces nesrl
three hundred millions of acres of land
Population about three and half mill
ions. But a comparative small portion
of the land of the ''Dominlon" is settled
! large share Of ii is still wilderness
owned by the government. and will one
lay, owing to the vast quantity Of timber
yet unculcd, be of great value.
The new organization in Canada can
not be otherwise than expensive. Th,
salary Of the governor general, who pre-
sides over less than four millions OF PEG
pie. is double, and ten thousand dollar
in excess. of the amount received by tn,
president Of the | 'nited States. who's,
authority extends over a population 0
over thirty millions. Other officials o
course, mc paid preportionately, and will
q few people to pay such sums the expen
ecs must he burdcnsomc. The debt, too
Of the country is 80 heavy already that ;
resort has been had to borrowing to pa,
the interest thereon.
We 10 not see any real occasion 10
rejoicing by tile people Of Canada on &c
CONT Of this new arrangement of thei
government. Canada is sick chill!
and has been so for many years past. a
a sick man in his tecblenc>s feels 4 tenn
porary relief bv being turned over, W
can comprehend, and in no other way
why the new government should be u>Il
cred in hy cannon and trumpet. Canad
obtains but Il partial emergence from
lons tutclage 10 Great Britain. and As
child never becomes man while in
state of dependence, SO we cannot Sc
how Canada i TO be greatly benefited by
the change.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

From i summary of statistics OF the
condition Of the staple crops Of the ,ari
ouS states. We extract the following par
a"raph relative 10 Vermont
Vermont reports corn ) periccnt increase
in acreage. and l. per cent advance in
condition over last year. Spring wheat
L. per cent. more acreage. with condi-
ton about the same. Rycs same acre
age. but T. per cent. better in condition.
Oats : per cent. increase CT acreage, but
. per cent. decline in condition. Apples
) per cent decline
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

II The Coos Republican considers
the chartering of the Ogdensburg and
Portland railroad, by the n. II. legisla-
ture, as defeat of the contemplated ex-
tension Of the Concord and Montreal
! railroad through Lancaster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

Santa Anna has not been shot as re-
ported, but is 4 prisoner at Yucatan in
close conference.-the keep him from a
We'll known purpose of his Of usurping
the government of Mexico, at the earliest
UppOrtunt moment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

>rRRArr. - The prosecution closed
their testimony in the Surratt case last
Saturday. In opening the defence his
counsel attacked, with great severity,
most of the witnesses Of the government,
and aIIcge that they shall prove that Sur
raft was IN the state of New York at the
time OF the assassination of President
Lincoln. The opening testimony of the
government /, very strong, proving that
he was III Washington at the time, and
in the rebutting testimony, it is al
legged, will be able to make out Til,
point still more clearly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

The marble for the new post Office at
Portland, will be furnished by the North
Nilddlebury Marble Company of Middle
bury, Vt. Their marble is of fine grain,
compact and durable-mostly beautifully
varieggated, although they have also tin
ted and white LAYERS,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
The defence thus fur. in the trial of
Surratt, are not making ont very we'll in
cndeayorlng to prove an GtJt.

Gen. Thomas Francis Meaghcr. Sec
rotary and acting governor OF Montana
territory, has come to iii umtimrlv end
He fell from the deck of the steamer
Thompson. at Fort Benton. ON the eve
nlng OF July lst. and the darkness OF ihe
night and the rapidity Of the current pre-
vented any attempt to rescuc him. lie
had been absent from the territory for a
fortnight, had succeeded in procuring
arms tor defense against the Indians. and
was returning when the accident occur
red. Gen. Meagher was born at Water
ford, Ireland. in 1923. and had nearly
completed lis 4ith year. lie escaped
from Van Dieman's Land, whittier he
had been transported as punishment
ior treason, and reached this country III
1852. In 1861 he raised IN Irish COM
pany for the Goth New York regiment.
and accompanied it to the field. Early
in the war he was placed in command of
the Irish brigade of the army of the Po-
tomac, which he led calamity, being sew
eral times wounded His name will
hold a prominent place Oh the list of Irish
Americans who distinguished themselves
III our great national struggle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

SHOCKING ACCIDENT At PORT Hen
EY. - We are informed that at Port
Henry. yesterday. in one Of the ore beds,
a fearful accident occurred. killing
three men. One of the couplings to
the train of truck cars, used for convey
lng ore out of the beds, gave away, let
ting one car run 600 feet to the bottom
OF the bed, with most violent force. The
occurrence was so sudden that no warn
ng could be given to the workmen be-
low. and three of them were struck and
instantly killed.-Bwimgtoa Free Pres,
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80 Alout twenty wears since, a vom

~ About twenty years SINCE, a Young
man left Scotland AMI went TO Canada
Afterward he removed TO New lamp
shire where he became IN influential and
popular lawyer and prominent politician
Fourteen wears ago his sister, i very
worthy and intelligent girl, emlgraied
from Scotland TO this town. liver since
her arrival in this country she has tired
10 ascertain the whereabouts OF her
brother. A few days since she SAW his
name in the proceedings OF the Legi>la-
ture of New Hampshire, and immediate
" went TO Concord and visited the State
House. As the ladies gallery was full
.he was invited 10 take seat in the
BODY of the house Soon after beng
seated she saw a member rise and come
near where she was sitting TO speak 70
some one.
She very soon had an opportunity TO
say TO him, is not this Willie I lie
looked her in the face. and recognized hls
own sister Maggie. The gentleman re-
ferred TO has been member OF the New
Hampshire legislature three successive
years, and AT the present session was can
di,late for speaker. lie has been equal
/ IL anxious a. his sister 10 know about
his relations. but since his departure he
could learn nothing of them, although he
has frequently written 10 them, and 70
others respecting them The parents
have been dead several years- Tie gen
tleman visited town TO see his sister, the
past week. and seemed overjoyed IN the
rc-univm.-Lurrtnoe incrioH-
A murderer In Chicago, who shot hl>
wife. mother. child and others OF In:
family, wcpt Ike child at his eonvic,
ton. He should he tenderly sylnpa,
thizeI with, poor soul, and made as com
I .n,;aIl,. "a. r,D..illp
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TIL; CALIFORNIAN.
LOB PRINTING.

" are ada;ng 10 oar hTn.tns facilities
tram time n time. and intend 10 GlD0yS te
lr,yarcd to do nearly oil Kinds Of job PRINT
iag yuch as Wedding. Ad'lresS and Business
curtis. (jrcu'drS. Bill Hpdds. Blanks. Re-
cejptS. Aaction BIS and Posters. in g0od
style and at tair prices.
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Alpheus G Craine-s Esfa-a

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

The Salt Lake Vedette OF June ID
says on Sunday afternoon Brigham
Young preached lengthy sermon boldly
and openly announcing that Amasa Ly-
man, Orson Hyde and Orson Pratt had
apostatized and were cut off from the
church. Orson Hyde was chosen presl-
dent of the twelve Apostles last April.
Pratt Is one of the twelve and Lyman
had been one of the Apostles also. Young
was severe on HYDE and particularly So
ON Pratt. He denounced the latter as
an unbeliever and as now in possession Of
the Devil.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
During the performance at the circus

During the performance at the circus
of Thayer X Moves OH the evening OF
July 4, at Rochester, n. Y. Elias White.
the Lion king, entered the cage of lions,
when one of the males attacked him. iel-
ling him to the floor of the den and fast
ening his paws upon his shoulder, intilct-
ing severe wounds. The circus men
went to the rescue with iron bars and
finally succeeded in rescIing Mr.. White
from the cage alive, but severely injured.
The affair caused great excitement in the
audience.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

The London and Paris papers COM
ment with great severity upon the execu-
tlon. OF Maxamilian,a and bitterly denounce
the cruelty of Juarez in permitting
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

~ Judge Wayne, Of the supreme court
Of the /. :. died at Washington on Fri
day last. There will be 10 vacancy by
his death on account OF Il recent law OF
congress providing that 10 appointment,
shall be made until the number of .iudge-
is reduced to seven.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
WOOD AND Hay FOR ST.

The .ulscri,lr- ms or SAL Al = NJ -s--,t
,i-y and .--y~a nod fur 81. a-.e t. .-... .
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Union state Ticket.

ELECTION Tuesday, SEPTEMBER ;, l"6'.
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FOR SALE.
CIRCULAR SAM. .TIG So.

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Fan, al in good unan- oTd.s WI BIZ -
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BABBITT METAL.

GA iyie tOC s.s-i!.e best material 70. Al ira
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Estray. Came into my pasture in WaferfoTi'
about TIE III Il May five two ye-rsold three scckled
STEERS On. rcd : EEl;. and vne red HEIFEE- The
Is ri csc; 10 prove properly, pay ehsre= AID
take them AU-v. JACOB g. HONEY
:. .loh1-l,.-y- July il. I'D. t3-sc
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AMERICAN HOUSE. N0NTpgr-r,
SHAN ENGINE FOR SALT

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JOHN B. PAGE, Of Rutland.

STEPHEN THOMAS, of West Fairlee
70. TREASURER,
JOHN A. PAGE, of Montpelier.