Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-20
May 20, 1910.
ARABIAN ARRIVAL.


c'ew of 50 Arabs, and brings sevea!
horses and other presents to the President
olthe United II les A committee OF five
fom each Board OF the Common Council
Of New York, has been appointed to re.
cege Ahamei Ben Aman, Captain of the
Arab ship and representative of the Sui
tau Of Muscal, and extend TO him the hos
pilllllies Of the city. This is done partly
10 consideration Of the very friendly de.
meanor of the said Sultan towards our
country and commerce, and partly because
the SGlianee is the first vessel of his ma -.
tion which ever visited our shores.
lem Obserrer.
NEW STEAM VESSELS. The Hamn-
shire (Eng.) Advertiser thus describes
something new in steam navigation. which
it Is sad, will be literally revolution in
lheau:
Experiments are in the course or 10.
l1g RED with model of an entirely new
iorm.Qt steam vessels, and, as far as thew
have y.t gone, with every prospect of q
sncc sst1 result. At present, we can on
y STATE OF this remarkable invention. that
mere are no paddle Wheels, nor external
works OF any KIND The whole machine.
ny IS IN the hold of the vessel. whore
70 zon'al wheel is moved by the power
Of St"am, AID, acting upon Current Of
Sa.er' admitted BY The bow and thrown
OIL al the stern, propels the mass at a rand
rae' by very simple contrivancp Of
SoP'cocks, &c. on the apparatus, the
Selmcr can be turned on either course ro-
ariei, stopped, or have her motion re-.
%rSeI. This will be literally reyoln. !
aon IN the art Of steam navigation
DESTRuoTlvE CoNFLAeRAr1oy.
IRE broke ont IN Pontiac, (Mchigap) ,bont |
noon on the o0lh ut., in The ExchanTt.
cor"er oil Saginaw and Lawrence street in
We ace OF every effort to arrest its nro.
sFesS' ana presented vast and un;n,pr.
T0il,u sheet ron one side to the o,hor [
reaching Tar over to the east. consn,,;,
every hing IN It's course. The wind blew
fresh rom III west; and about twenty.
fe buildings II all, besides barns and 9TH
n out.houses, in the very heart and bust.
Ness Of the place, were DESTROYED. The
property destroyed, the Pontiac Jacksoni.
10 s1ys, is ADMINISTRATION Press &,
Poa = [:
From The Boston Courier.
THEREwILLBEN NO BOUNDARY WAR
This may seem bold assertion; but
we make it very deliberately. we do .
noi foab' that there is plenty. Of fight in
le frontier inhabuants on tn sides
Wedo no. doubt thai the Senator of Maine :
Rvery sincere in rubbing oar eais; aud
gyng lessen boy! We do not doub, /
i@ all Noyl-Scolia and ew-Brunswick 5
"I the principal men OF both Canadas,
e Tor breaking heads, and that Maine. :
y ~ lnpshire, Vermont, Masslc husetts.
New York, &C., are ditto nor that the
rernslon OF Great Britain TO. claim, and
CT TO occnny- o nart- nE nps e,fI,,p1trrtJr !
1efe WI be 10 war. Way Because
w m2Slers will not let US fight. They
loII rs in lcsshcs somewhat TigAfer Than :
-,y DO The bloodhounds Of Florida.
gu why should they object. since it is
e iiee States which do nearly alksthe
gn'in2, whatever and Wherccer the cause !
lhe contest may lie? The following
2sons shall answer his question:
Ihey know very WELT at Greal B itain ,
|Du.d light up flames on he whole south. 4.
cS'efn frontier; that she would sweep /
irSas with an allied army of English. +
axiclns, and indians, AID from head i,
\ rleFS at New Orleans, would proclaim {
gt'dom TO Two millions of democratic !
saves mol 10 mention more, They know .
eso that West milan army connosed =
|'Plt OF regi,nens of well disciplined =
1'' brave blacks, would land in Florida, Il
"a'Sh with arms, ammunition and pro- =
NIons, the hostile Indians and geo,s =
gte' anu with the accession Of slaves, CO. "a
e'e with the Soathw stern army. and i
w. hets, issuing from British West
DuIrS' Cuba aud Vera Cruz. They
snow int such fleets and armies would Y
'4tiin many colored men from the Uni. v
81 les perfectly acquainted with the. 5
~ OF every parl of the country, and with q
''y creek, inlet and harbor AMI what :
worse, snarting uader.lhe w.on9s.
'''ea nave been inflicted upon them in L
F@ni OF their birth. Materials ofa,tack ?
mare destructive could not be Imagined .
'0a how would the SOL disant chlvalry' .
employed +! 1t would be- driving rusty .
1' )nto the ribs of a rozinunte, and I
'&hIhg its hall-(ani>hei negroes into Il
back countrs to prevent their running :
way 'tom their "happy sta,r," and their !,
}P'c'anale masters to the tnemyl y
y edition to this, the market of more (
-" - nay OF he whole southern cotton crop !,
,0ud be closed, and the article would Il
SO low that The other haIfwould not be Z
of'h picking; while on the other hand. :
y cnl'lvalion of il in India would receive z
imp@'se' which would rffrctualv nre. |
sA 'n'i market, closed by war, from being j