Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-29

then prayed with them, after directing
their thought to the Lord Jesus Christ as
their Deliverer. They knelt, and follow
ell the interpreter audiby, and with anna
rent devoutness.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARTgc.
ULARs.
The New Haven Herald saws:
The fire was discovered a little ter T
O'Clock, under tier of cotton Tales piled
amldshIps, against the wooden box or
frame which enclosed the pipe leading
ifoH the fire-room below, the boa. bavinG
her boiler on her kelson, or under deck
This pipe led through the freight above
and the Ignition of the cotton had become
SO extensive before the fire engine and
nose OF The boa: could be put in operation,
Iha' ooth crew and passengers were so ov-
erwhelmed by smoke and the natural ag-
tat'on CT the moment, that all efforts 10
Sunuue Inc ire were unavailing.
The Lexington is supposed to have
been commanded by Capt. Chlds, with
the crew before employed in the Nara
gansett, [nearlyl all of whom persisted
Win the passengers. We also learn that
there We're but or 6 ladies on board one
OF whom was seen in the water with a
dead Infant at her breast.
The Journal of Commerce of Thurs.
day morning gives the following addition
al particulars:
About 1900 extra copies of our extra of
Yesterday containing the news, were call
cd for at the desk, by persons eager to as
certain the fate of friends and relations. rs
wei as by many others, from whom, and
toy lnqnIrlng at the different Hotels we
nave ascertalned the names of the greater
part OF the passengers, which will be
iounc below. We do not suppose the list
is, complete, nor would it be strange if it
should contain some errors. We have
however done our best to make it correct.
as lar rs 1t goes. 1t comprises, including
children, II passengers, only one of
whom, (Cap'. billiard, of Norvlch,) is
known to be saved; and 80 persons at
tached 10 the boat, only two of whom
are known to be saved. Total, 1O5.-
knownto BE saved, 8.
PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE LEXINGTON.
apt'Charles Hilliard, the only pas
senger known to be saved.
Mr.. Isaac Davis of Boston.
Mr.. John Corey of Foxboro' Mass.
Mr. Chas. Woolsey of Boston.
Mr.. John Brown Of Boston.
Mr.. ]. Porter Felt, Jr., of Salem.
Mr.. Abraham Howard firm of How
ard & Merry, Boston.
Mr.. II. G. Craig, firm of Maitland,
Kennedy & Co. N. Y.
NJ. Robert Schulz, N. Y.
Capt. J. D. Carver of Plymouth, Mass,
Of bark Brontes.
Alphonso Mason, Esq. of Gloucester,
Mass.
Mr.. Chas Bracket, clerk to N. Brack-
ct, n. Y.
Capt. Foster of Providence, late of the
John Gilpin.
Mr.. Jesse Comstock, clerk OF the boat.
Mr., Robert Blake, Of Wrentham, Mass.
President of Wrentham Bank
Mr.. - Fowler OF New York.
Mr.. VIM. A. Green, firm of Allen s.
Green, Providence.
Mr.. Samuel Henrv, firm of A. & S.
Henry, Manchester, England.
Nh. r. w. Dow, firm of Dow & Co.
My.
Mr. Charles H. Phelps of stonington.
The widow Of Henry A. WinsIow,
firm Of Winsow & Co. of n. Y.
/ Mr. John Winslow, of Providence.
Mr.. VIM. Wlnslow, do. father of the
above. The three last mentioned persons,
were returning to Providence, with the
corpse of MIR. H. A Wins ow, who died
tinsthis city few days since.
| Rev. Or. FoIlen, of Boston.
Mr.. John Brown, of Boston.
Mr., A1olphus Harnden, superintend-
ent of Harnden's express. He had in
charge $4,000 in specie for the Merch-
ants Bank, Boston; and from forty to
! fltv thousand dollars in Bank notes.
| Mr.. - White of Boston.
Mr.. Pierce of Portland, mate of the
Brontes
| Cant. E. ]. kimbal.
Capt. B. T. Foster. These Captains
udu recently IStutteu 'llLSl SSsSldl year
absence. and were on their way to visit
I their families at the East.
Mr.. - Everett, of Boston, returning
] from the burial of brother, who died
here last week.
Mr.. Royal Z. Church, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Richard Picket. of Newburybort
Capt Low. agent of the Boston under.
writers.
/ Mr.. Ballou, or Bullard. Ct New
| York
!. Capt. Theophilus Smith, Dartmouth
Mass.