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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
MarriaNes.

In this village, May % 10y Rev. W. l.. Noycs, Mr.
Percy :. Weeks and Miss Freedom E-tlhrooks both of
It. John-bury.
In Lymdonv.llc, leth inst, hy Rev. L. b. Fisk, Mr.
Alli'on Ellsworth anl Miss Mlrcra Lane 10th Of ST.
,OhuHbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

DuI>G sol rII.-Mlil 900 \. NJ; Mixed i:oJ NJ.
I.xprc-- 500 T.. NJ.
,...i.G >uETIi. Explc.- li."7 ;. n Mixed l:,9 =.
81. Nail 4! T.. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
Peruvian Syrup.

Peruvian Syrup.-Ths valuable medicine has been
silently making its way into public favor by
ous remarkable it has performed Its singular
efficacy is owing TO the protoxide of which ths
preparation remains unchanged, and is the only form i'll
which this vital element OF healthy blood he sup
piled.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

y Z ESTIoN or "TRADE VI ARk~.-A
case involving Il question of trade
marks has Just been passed upon by
Jude Smallcv. of the nitcd States Dis
trirt Court of Vermont, the parties be
ing John | Brown " Son of Boston
manufacturers and pe"prir;orS Of Browns
bronchial Trochcs, and y. II. Brown of
i'"rl."et~'.- ", i"'l.i.t'u ann manu-
fac;urer of browns Bronchials The
question was ON an application for in
Junction against the latter on the plea
that IN the name Of his goods and the
style of putting them up he tre-pa>-cl
upon the trade mark Of the former Bat
Jud%r Smalley SAID that Il man had the
right 10 Use his own name in the manu-
tacturc and sale of his goods, and that ~
il. one case the word "Bronch:lr' was
used IL an adjective and in the other IA
a substantive, and further. that IL the
packages Of one bear the imprint John
Brown " Son, Boston, and those Of the
other, y. X. Brown, Burlingt III, there
Was not similarity enough i'll the name,
10 mi,l'ad the publ Z, and that therefore
there WA no Infringement. The appli-
cation for Injunction was therefore rclus-
cd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
GIVEN III A. LOST.

i., second g; u.. j. rlc patients rnu>t ,'l, u warm
- a. & ~ b., ~ =. nm .',.. l,.ii, t,, ~
mast i. ,.''l cor cure cI.'; h' effected. Fresh
air. and ri- ,rr >I--iiII, IN tins section e., ii, ,.u
tr. 900 ~, r,I amt season. all rom. IH,,.
H.u> who recommend that course lose iirIr patients.
tilr lungs badly Diseased ami yet, ',ll>,.
aI u lie house t'.ry must lot sit down quiet: t.,.,
il~t waIA about tir Room - much and last The.
.rr.ta f.I bear. To- ct mp good circulation "t hI""i
Ii patients must keep good >rit> Dee. ,l,.rluirv!
"-.i we'll. This has great d,dtpdo with tho appetite.
T. despair Of cir,. amer sn.6 evidence 81 il, I,>lir,
o. r ".r-t '> and moral certainty iu all "t. r> -
-"". I' >'i'n'k personal statement I" The Faculty
o.; hl,.'"H cure w.I> IN these modest words 49, -
Mann var, ~" was IN H., Last Si'-'N "i c1.>l''i
ll"g-t tl.r could not live a week: th,u like drown
ihr preparations winch now "ii'r /" Tie public ami
tIs mI', I'rr,t cure OF M, II scented To- ne that /
could feel iA'm penetrate my whole system. Th',
>"u rr'n'i III" matter in my lungs AMI would spit
up more than pint Of offensive yellow matter ever
>.d'. my cough fever pains and nia swc.'t> al began
:" ipy. audmy appetite became great THAI II
Jiiiiclltv that could keep from eating mur'
l>'"n saI lay strength IA'Nc grown IN flesh Is e,
was weighed shortly after my recovery added IT,,
vt~ only uimcty->c'cm pounds my present wc-i'
y,ur, have ouio,cd uninterrupted health"
Hr >',"ck has ii>"ntinur,l his professional ri>i,,
Nirm,h. lr. s continue" 10 scr patients at their "
lice" W. Il N"rth sixth street. Philadelphia. every sat
urjty trulH3 \. VI trj m Those wh"wsh Thorough
examination it'll tie E>IIr.mctor Will b" charged =
The E">pir'mct"r declares III" exact condition Of t
durable or not" IT," dir 't'Is Tor taking n" medicines
are adapted the int, lli.,ncc even " u child. Follow
'ptH- HAT IN some eases I'll" Mandrake l's ar, To
ar'urr:N tlnu: First, Great" appetite OF returning
...ih hunger i, tie most welcome 81 mptom. When it
,l,>. as VIII come. lot The d",parn- h u
-.ri 't''r Good blood At once follows. I'll" cough
l>'l,. the ltiht batcd. In short time both
fiar-" n"r'd SYMPTOMS are gone forever
pr, >,h'ucks medicines are constantly kept in tn,
Of thousands Il ilnrr,. AS a laAar,c or pur=alt,,.
Do" Mnlrth" Pills are standard preparation. while
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26


SWEET C"N,uLATIoN-A Short time
since Il man living in Georgetown, con-
>i'lcrcd respectable and of good standing,
was tempted 10y the circulars Of the pro-
tc-scd dealers in counterfeit MONEY in
New York to forward 50 to them Tor a
quantity Of the stuff: lie received in re-
| ply Il package, but Of course it only con-
tanned sawduSt, tie rascals being too
sharp to make criminals of themselves.
He then wrote Il letter to the Special
Agent ct the Post Office Department in
New York asking Lis assistance in get
ting back his money. The reply was as
follows:
oE , or IA" ,,, ErrcI A%rSr % lmr Per orr'rl
March 80, 1N,l.
Sir: have your letter of the ooh
enclosing ten cents and asking me Ia AS
S't you IN recovering SO which you
have paid on a G. O. ID. express pack
age of what you supposed to be counter
tcit money, which you had ordered from
Thomas \. Walker of - John street,
New York, and with which you undoubt-
GUY W Slltstl anu IOuI
neighbor$. not only refuse to give you
the least assistance in the matter, but |
am sorry you have bought your expert
cnce SO chcaply, and sincerely wish that
instead of 50 you had been swindlcd out
Of every ccnt:you possess in the same
manner. hope you will continue to
send all the money these rascalS ask from
you, and that when at last you are driv-
en- 10 stealing funds for the purchase of
counterfeit money You will be caught i'll
the act and be sent TO the State Prison,
where you evidently belong. return
the ten cents and advise you TO invest in
a cheap copy Of the Ten Commandments
and study the one which refers to steal
ing. j. GAYLoE,
Special Agent p. o. Dept.
Adams Expires, office at the depot in
Columbus, Ohio, was entered by burg
lars, between , and 3 o'clock in the
morning, May Eth. Two men who
slept in the office were druggcd. The
safes were opened and between $4,000
and 500, 900 in current funds were taken.
There is 10 clue TO the thieves.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
THE CALEDONIAN
iNCAl AND STATE ITEMS.

II. Iuu>-ErEl, VI, FRIDAY. MAY 81 ISL.
- Friends III this section OF the State will
Ill materially to the interest OF the Caletio-
.i.n ny sending us local i,ems promptly and
ii .. bret. egible form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
tSpsrial 4otifes.
Masonic Hall---Union Block.

K y PASS UNI SIC LOD g +.
w NO. y, F. a A. ~.
Stated meeting, May 4, ISL
l.. Il. IIEAID, :;ec'y.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 8.
stated Conclave Nov. s, $50.
j. l.. PERKINS Commander.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
ihc Assault Case.

Bacon and Cunningham were ai@Lc,i
'.'nrr Justice Theron Howard Til, week.
FOOT Inc assault upon Stewart. of which
u"u;i"u was mad last week. From
'..j; ""n aud other testimony Introduced
"a> shown that all the parties were pref
. luII ct beer. (harmlcss stutl.) and that
'o"nrr was Jolly drunk. Under the cir
."m>tance- the justice thought that Stew
I Mi"ht have given more cause for the
..>lul than he wa- conscious of. con-c-
uIujly he let the parties oil with a tine "t
Nlirh they paid. There was no attempt
mui' ny Stewart To- prove robbery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

The lat of laSI week. and irrln'iinr
sunday. the weather was extremely warm
lhr ground. and the grass. needed rain.
II cam" MONDAY afternoon. The shower
".- rnpioUs and Refreshing" to the cath
.ll to- men. Since thea the earth and the
,fr-j~ have rapidly assumed Il beautiful
..rcu aId all Twin" things rejoice that
.ummrr i nigh. The indications are ia
.olahlr tor a GOOD cop u grass at having
..u-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

II = nearly three months since sold ont Iof;-
EiN,' H""N ASH STArIO~rEN Rr-INI'-. and god
deal longer tlln that i'Cr odd good credit
But - II there -Inrll amrunts duo which
we want. II coet- rr.s.t deal in the IC.rr-ut'
"rl:c tire "r ipEr lcIs tu each of ths' who and
"" a" in hope that thee" under who" 'yr- this
come, tud who owe II, Will II mrm ,r that hr by
our !0H'~-n" Icy merely getting back what "" paid
t our good. nor Icy spending part # i't i'll collecting
We know that all old TONERS l., lcvr in tim
ether live while they live Themselves, md hence
Ia I tiHt this CALI. may OF lc in vain.
IN GAR: MONT MAST T,"TTLIHG Co.
81 rcmNut, y. H.
T. : las" p, member that We till Give NOV" and
have being" under tn" same Oil name which ha@ hc-
LrnE'i Z" IL for nearly forty yrIr-riIE tlAEENp\I
MANI fNTI RING COMPANY and thrt rti
mak" Paper and Hu"k- aud do .iu Printing aud look-
binding 'nd stereotype AID pay CASH r"E rtGs g.. &C
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
CIHTTENDEN COUNTY.

There Were sold and shipped from
Richmond, May -, - tubs of butter
ut prices ranging from - t" BE for fair,
and - to pc for choice; also 10 box
e. ui cheese at Ero!n - to 10 cents.
Constable White arrested in Bu-lins
ton Tuesday afternoon. Il pickpyckel,
Just released from DamucmUra prison,
vino had just cut out the breast pocket
of one john |. Roche, ut llatt~bur4h,
the NIGHT previous, relieving HIM Of lii
wallet, containing : in money, aud :;
check for SD on the First National
Bnnh ot Albany. The thief WAS -cnt
over 10 Ilatt,burgh On the Adirondack
last evening, where he Will probably
meet with his deserts.
An Essex correspondent writes Us {:
".it precisely haIf-past O'Clock Sunday
morning felt very lrrccpiiblc jar oil
an earthquake. The trembling com
mc.cr,i rather abruptly, and continued
about {. minute, gradually dying away.
There was sufficient motion to rattle the
cro%kyry Slightly two or three times. |
could moi determine The direction"
Thi- was doubtless the earthquake
which the telegraph has reported rs felt
in Quebec, Ottawa and other places north
on Sunday morning. The shock wa>
also distinctly let 10y several persons in
burlington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

iirr contract TOR grading IL miles al
,n E--"N County railroad has been award
'!r~,gh ;'rudril. of this village. and the
i..r and culvrrt masonry to II. =. Dan
90. 70. also at this place. Mr.. Trudcll
... q, ,ul-roi.irlcl on the Momlpcli;.r u
.I"hu-bury J.. r.. where lie has shown
.H~rit competent To carry on such work
ru' ..1ri-lacti"n of all parties. He will
..|r lut men at work on This contract by
H. lir#l oi June. The whole work to be
".alplcl".l and the rails laid 10y the iii Il
.I \ny,mh,r. y tn" road west from here
&" >Huth Ilar.!Wi'k i to be completed 10y
...! Time. il VIII make nearly 10 miles of
T.. u. .. L. X. complete. Surely This
.- net hook much a. though the cn.cI-
..-,. i to be abandoned. as announced by
yvcllin@ correspondent Ola Boston pa
.. Il short tIac since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

N".'nlirulrn and lady slart.dtu ,.ru-.
t... nIl.l pond near the Old steam mill in
. l.,..'. one day this week. bal Gi,in't DO
pom the start the man broke one OF
oar. which clu-rd tie boat t" win"
.ruIi Tn Lady .-c,.in@ the trouble ahead.
'lp"j from the boat ashore; the boat
lu,.h in -urh Il manner a. T." cap,il,.
!u"N in" the man ont int" the pond.Whrrc
The current. aided ny Il strong wind. took
ntui down toward the dam, aud hui tor the
'anrly aid rendered 10y the lady. Il" would
nr"hahly have cone over. Llrkil. = lnn"
r,.l, lrid handy by. which She pn~t.cL uui
o." him and helped hiln ashore.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

List of Letters remaining IN III" post othc" in
-. bloomsbury, Ma, 20 81
baialc J. Davidson, Mis- y. Dodge, Il W. lanes
"a. Fuller J ". calling, !. Hin-on, J HIycs
WA. Howard, Il ". Mack, }. Maroon T. Nc
l"od, May. Mullen, v. Newell, Loren. Nichols.
Mari. \. Iarmlce y. Ranger, \ NJ Reuter-
E-u,i. Sewer Mrs / II stalker ! II 81 Cyro.
ono-uiic. WALTZ : II. Wo,kz, Mrs II Wcos:er
W IL
:z-Iar calling th. above letter Wall please
give th"i,t' Of IN, list. II. ". FLEETWOOD T. NJ
John Galbraith's Estate.
STATE OF VERNON Ia PROBATE court. hell NJ
CLIe' "Llt Districts Jtlr Probate Di.r. lu ST
J"hu>lurN IA said district, the lsth day ct May
A. u. ISL
MI" ID. GlhrIi,h. administrator Of tn. estate OF
J"h 'TLitTd.th Late 81 Barnet. III said district de
ceased >cn> his administration accouEt Tor eNaml-
nation ami allowance, and makr~ application Tor de
ere" "l distribution and Partition OF the estate OF said
deceased.
Whcrcuprn it ordered 10y said court that said ac-
count and N.ili application be referred u session oil
said court To- lie held AT the probate Office In ST Johns
bury "n the 10th day June ID. III tor hearing and
decision thereon And II Is further ordered that notice
hereof be gwen {" all person Interested. by pubCa
ct The same three ctkS suoces-lVey Ia the CacuuiIi
newspaper published at ST. John~hury previous 10
>ld tIiuc appointed Tor hearing. that they may apI ear
al said time ami PLU aId show cause any they may
hA\'' "hN saI account sh' uid not lie allowed and
such decree made. by the Court Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH. judge OF Probate.
\ iT!r copy "I rrcuri.-Attcst.
t't' ASA l.. FIEN H. Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

Du Tuesday. Mr.. James Wrathcrbce.
4 voI kman on the tre>ilc-work ut Bad
ca. zap. near panyillc. on the Monlpel-
lamcc OF - feet. imiurin% his left leg and
ti.ht arm 20 ~ To bc unable 10 use them.
aud badly hrusimg his mead.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
Gold and Bonds.--Mau %

FOUNO.--O the 10th OF May, 4 sun OF MON
Ei' on the floor in the meat market of L. Penniman
which the owner can have by proving property and
paying charges. Apply to G. G. wells, at PENN
man's Meat Market
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
WINDSOR COUNTY

Mrs. Polly Royce and Mrs, Ella
Sampson of Woodstock, were badly in
Jurcd last Friday, by their horse running
away and throwing them from the car
ria@e. Mrs. Royce is IS years old and
had her collar bone broken and other
wise badly bruised. Fears are enter
tanned that Mrs. Sampson will not re-
cover.
SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL sad acct
dent occurred on the Vermont Central
road, between Sharon and Royallon at
five O'Clock Thursday evening, of last
week. Miss Parkhurst, resident Of
Sharon, WAS walking on the track with
her mother, when it is said she tainted
and fell across the track. At the same
time the st. Adams train came sweeping
round the curve, and before the mother
could assist her daughter, or the train
could be stopped it came down upon the
pr"stratc woman, crushing and mangling
her brdy IN such Il way as to leave it only
il nlasS OF flesh and bones strcwcd along
the track. The train was stopped and
all done that could bc bv those having
char"e Of il. Miss 'Parkhurst, was a
single lady, aged about 30 years and
highly esteemed by all who knew her
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

Mr.. o. Narl i maxim" preparation,
,r build Il lar-" two story h"asc and barn
ui"n the lot la purchase OF +. f. Sar-
t.".
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
ORLEANS COUNTY.

Ahout , o'clock Saturday morning, OF
the 10Th, Mr.. James McC0llistcr. OF
Lowell, while leliriou, with typhoid fc-
yer, requested his watcher, Mr.. Frank
Sullivan, TO blow out thc light tina: he
might sleep. Carrying it to another
room the sick man escaped by window
with only shirt and pants to shield him
irom the chilling winds without. Friends,
and AT an carly nom, nei.hbors and cili-
zcns probably more than scvcnty-Gyc,
went III search. Now and then Il track
Of his bare icet was found. His course
was zi@ Zag, sometimes in fields and
woods, and sometimes i'll the highway,
at other times siraying in wood roads,
mostly in >outherly direction. lie was
seen hy two men who thinking he might
b. Oh Il splcr, pad but little attention to
him. Following him until evening, and
CTatt-bury, the search was given up Tor
the night, AMI notices circulated for Il
general rally and mole extensive search
"|A. ,:!E- Later in The evening he was
brought IL oar village by MIR. Orange
Nhitcher, LIVING ca the road from Al
bany l. Eden. lie said McCuIii>ter
came from the woods and warmed linn
sell By the fire where he was lodging, and
after aScertainlng his place Of residence,
provided some things for his comfort an |
directed him homeward. But instead of
follow iig directions he took To the woods
lrctn whence he came. MIR. Whitchcr
followed, and after considerable effort
(ior which manly and humane interest in
STRANGER much credit is dne) succeeded
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
RUTLAND COUNTY.

y convention of the brass bands Of
this State is suggested to be holden at
Rutland on the 3Oth of August next, to
continue two days and including two
concerts with bands consolidated. Cor
rcspondencc with reference to this pro-
Jcct is solicited by Frank Wilson. box
533, Rutland, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26
WINDIIAM COUNTY.

James Griffin, Il laborer on the paper
mill foundations, at Bellows Falls, had
one side of his head smashed in by an
iron bar attac|.e to one Of the dcrricks,
on Friday of last week. At first his in
Jurles were considered fatal, but he is
fortunately recovering.
Sparks from Il passing locomotive,
last FRIDAY, set fire 10 seventy-live cords
OF wood belonging TO the Connecticut
River Railroad, near the track below
South Vernon, which were totally con-
sumcd. The rails for several rods were
destroyed by the heat, and new iron had
to be laid before the trains could pass.
10th the passenger trains going north
and south were delayed for two hours.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-05-26

in returning him to his friends. Though
afflicted with very sore feet, caused by
his journeyings, Mr.. McCollister is fast
recovering. Will not physicians take
notes and hereafter have new prescrip-
ton Tor breaking up typhoid fevers p
Express.
Last Friday, as six horse team be-
longing to J. G. Page, and loaded with
5000 lbs. of corn was crossing the Bird &c
on Clyde River above Plunket Falls, the
bridge broke down, and wagon, load,
horses and driver dropped into the river.
Fortunately the bridge was not high
one nor was the water deep, about four
feet. The driver escaped without injury !;
the horses were pretty badly bruised,
but no bones broken the wagon was
badly broken, the corn badly wet and at
once sold out in small quantities at il
discount.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

cchrs Henry ssd Albert Fst Gardiner Ne; George Dear
Ing, Willard. Portand St Elmo, DAVIS, Newport; RR No
e. % Davis New Haven; Charlie. s.iesnsy ns.hiss Lynn;
c.Ili',s FSrthsOP PrO,id:ncs cum~1s: Smith
godfrsyiss Bartlett, Harris Graham, Smith; John
vraie, Mason Snioe, Dexter Everman, Cspnl Annie
esy Baker, Curtis Ysto1 Th2mplon; ana Joh.fhsn Nay
AZ. MsaGsa-scsm Simmons, 0sndy fss Rysr % Sss mIs
do; Jennie Middleon Walker Addis Baisds Fsk, DO
wnsmo Dighton; Taber. Aldrch, Provldencei No
lem Li5sie small Tee Danversport Julie GARRISON
Bailey, Morris. Boston; Dannenhowsr Grace do sallie
mond, Goldsmith Fairhaven Chss Aollsr Boyd, Cam
PORTLAND Oct 9o-Arrived, schr Laush.ou. Laugh
Cleared--Brig Torrent Tibbetts Havana
HaiIed-Bark Henry Lord; brigs Torrent, p svett
RICHMOND. Ocs 20-Below brig and nve schrs in toW,
saed-Brig Annie Ingram, Oxner, Rio Grands do sul
sohr j n Lockwood, ShRrrett, New York
SAN FRANOlsCO Oct N-clearcd, ship Flying Eagle,
Lewis, Newcastle, NsW: VA = -
ssled-ships bnncraig (Br. Finlsyson. Queenstown; !;
River Lune (br), Williams, Liverpool :
SAVANNAH, Oct e. Arrived, steamshp General Barnes,
New York. ship Caista hAws, from Liverpool The
Queen, from Barrow: Husser, from Boston.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

-Lafurque, another Paris Comm unist and me m
her OF the International, has been arrested. He was
taken prisoner by the Cuardia Civil IN Huesca. The
Spanish government 1t Is said. unlike that OF
England, intends 10 give him up TO the French
authorities.
The Count de Flandre, accompanied by the
Countess ana their suite, recently passed through
Florenvlle their way To the chateau Ameros at
Boulllon Tor The shooting season. Their Royal High
nesses purpose 10 remain there for i've or SAX
weeks.
The dispute between Generals Manteafrel and
Voge Won rackensteln has grown so lively that Is
IS only py tue lnteryentions oil 'hiQh personally
exchange OF pistol shots Deween the irate warriors
been preve nted.
The Grand Duke Alexis Is accompanied on his
voyage 10 the United states by his tutor General
Bossier, two CounseilOrs Of STATE M. Machine and
NJ. vesseiy; Count Oison1ew, Lieutenant OF Arnl-
lcry and Aide de-Camp to the heir apparent, and
Count schouvalow Ensign OF the Body Guard OF the
Car. sfea Mhess5E N@
DR.. strasberg the well known Prusslap rail-
way Speculation, whose name has been brOuRh1 so
falousy before the pubic by the railway question
IN koumania, Is ABOUT TO leave Berlin and TO retire
Ia the wild woods OF Bohemia Already, It IL said,
nis palatai residence wInelmstrasse is bought or
about TO oe bought by one oi Prusla's many Princes
q "A OF Baron Jerome DAVID, and M. dc Pa
langucs, bosh pupIls OF The Belgian Military school
recently engaged Ia u duel with sabres at Brussels
The quarrel arose out OF feeling OF Jealousy against
N. David IN consequence OF his having been per-
mitted TO enter the establishment by speca! favor
without iassinR the preliminary examinations. rhis
which the seconds tntervened ana terminated the
n prOceedinQa
The New York herald., 1871-10-23
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 187-TR1PLE SHEET

schr Lawson Fitzgerald, New York 70! Providence
schr q frescoa AerrimAn, New York for Portland
Schr Miantc, smith, Port johnson for Hartford.
schr Liyer. Brown, Fort johnson for Proyide4ce
schr Brooks, Brooks, Hoboken for Boston
sehr Hess, Oakley. New York for Boston.
scnr ruler b9rnhem. Phiiadenss sc- nfcc..1.aiice
2cSr !. ,nnesotA jennings. Baltimore for New Haven.
6cnr joan Moses, Ingham. Baltimore for New Haven.
schr MID irsh, Tyrrel Eixsbethport for Providence,
scnr Eie L smith, smith, Gcorr eow-. C Tor Dlghton.
sh scnr Eipg,g ,ynovsr Trenton FOR New Haven.
6E 1rainerd. Proctor, Eiisabethport for Aidde-
schr Fancy. Fowler New YORK for Northport .,.,,,.
town. A '
& schr Louisa p , wagner Nev York for 81 John. NB
schr Aknes Allen, Trenton for Hartford.
schr saie Chartre, Simmons, Hoboken for Taunson.
schr Doretta Kahn, Stocking. New York for Portland
Schr Essex, Handy, Eiixabethport for Providence.
schr Fountain Bennett, Port johnson for New Haven,
schr Albert Pharos Bingham, New York for Providence
Schf Grimm, Poole, New York for Boston.
Schr Falmouth. Baker, New York for Hyanns
Schr Martin Forrest, Elxabethport for Providence
schr Chew. Paul, Port johnson Tor Taunton
Schr H Feer, Whtpley, Fire Island for Fairhaven.
Schr John Wright. TAiby, Eixabetnpor Hartford.
schr Yankee Boy, 0rosemar, Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Wheaton, Barrett, EizAbethpo for Providence
Schr RigRs- Mason. Alexandria for Bridgedor.
wMTKsroSK L. DC, q 2-s Pm.
bably anchor here until morning.
Wind at sunset 8, fresh.