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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

Tortoise shell. BuuHIU. Twist, Horn, ntrfsInr. 81
With HarCaf variety uf French AMI Eurrr NOV ga l.
many ui Which cannot ur found rlrrNlgts in I,s lie
which WILDE sold on the most sHousrc terms
T.. UUttAtN,
III fFH ft...U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

CHICK FIRING a GILHEHTas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

Agent ffor tho Pfoprjs,5,
ne w ~ >. Mekhdoe,s o. Stnnd. Richmond "a.
300 mshELs white Coru, on board scHf Camel,
juB woRTnAM, MeGRUpRR a CO.
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Statt au ttnoen pRs9em ritfte Die per.
bdnenibuone Stunee INNER ndber. unb
ibon spar es ii l1br Qbenos, als Iih Der
Sberlt ncb oolli9 0siuno fublte. Da CT
leet fbon felbff faum mebr an Die 8obr-
belt isner propbeseibun9 elaubte, tbeilte
ct oleie NIT lobenoem Munoe nun aud)
ielner camille nit, speld,e 5mar onfonas
eariiber in Sefiir6une eerietb, oo lie a.
ber oos 6amilienboupt froblib in ibrem
&relie erbliften, bic iber3baftsn Semer=
tun9en eer Sreunpe belabten.
Salo eribou Dem S5eriten beim Sian.
9e 0er Seber Elm aQosmeines ,,sebebob :"
oas er. nab Scranibidun9 elmer fursen
Sanflaeua8ereoe. eben su errpiepsrn i'm
Seerltr itono, ol6 bic ubr ouf swolf
ousbob. Sbne oieb 5u beobten, flute er
itb Den Seder NIT Inanaspunid,, uno
fubrte Ibn nit einem oer GeieQIbaft seI-
tenoem ,,sebebob" gum Munoe, ia fdlua
Die ubr 3ip If, oer 8eber entelitt fei.
net 5ano. 6err bon 5 :. erblaste plSs:
!lb unb ianf pom Sdlase oetrofTen ent
leelt auf ieinen Sis nieoer.
Sel6en Ginorud oieIes Greion6 ouf
Die camille oes Sberften mad)te, fann i,b
ieoer leibt porlteusn.
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GroNe 8or5i9e uno oenno@ elei6el
9el6id.

3Wei &aufleute' bet Cine 9epanbt, ftols
uno ptlffle, BET Gnocre foul uno einfGl=
tle, spuroen 8eioe su elei6er Belt unter 70
beoenfli6en umitGnoen bonferott. eos
man es fir notbie fono. mebrerer Cider
belt balber Den ltIbernen iowobl ols ben
bobernen Merfur sinltweilen i'm 0ofts
bouis gum ibwor5sn Gnsel einsuquartis
rem. Das nabm Oct Gritere bobft libel
auf uno betru9 ii6 duferit uneeifim.
Der anoere fa9te iib peit 9eSuloieer in
iein Sbldiol, bat Semen um CUTE Na6
baribaft, uno boffte in oeiTen umeans
3erltreuuns uno Eroit su fnoen. ,,Gi
poe." fubr iein itolSer unsIddssefGbrte
beraus. ,.tpie oIrfeu Sic elauben. oae mir
fir chamber pafen perben? SD fprebe
franSoitib uno enalii6, f6reibe fpanii@
uno italleniib, babe in epon, @aoir, Ams
iteroom, seip5i9. petersburg uno 2(r6ans
gel ferpirt: uno sic, n,ein 9err -, ,l1ns
i6." CAB Der Inoere 3ur latwort. bin
bod enoli6 eerooe 70 speIt eesommen, als
Sie."
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Ser un9Gltiae Gontraft.

Gin Soloot betiaete fib beim Setepre:
bigger. oab ct nit Dem 1eufel Dor einisen
Sabren Elm Sinonib erri6tet babe, uno
oob ct BON ibm beisiien iei. Gr oerlanee
te oebboIb bon Dem qreoieer 5ilfe, ODER
bod spenieitens einen euten Ratb. Ser
preoi8er elaubte ibn BON ieiner ginbil.
oune befreien su mIfen uno fraste: Sb
oos SInbnib i6riftlib sema6t woroen
fei? "@ein, mtinolib." ent9esnete Der
Soloot. - ,.Ssun'" uerfekte BET preoieer.
..was 9ebt Gub bas an? 0ab Dem 6:
olet pom 8. Sebruar ITO iinb ale nidt
i6rlftli6en 8ertrGee unoiltie, suenn Der
@eeenitane mebr ols 5O1baler betrd9t."
Der Solbat nabm oieien rpibti9en
Sruno su 5ersen. unb eins berubi8t fort.
80
DER allein 1T 5u beneioen
Der i'm Gdoc6 bes @lIds befbeiben.
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Yin Die unabbaneiaen grmdbler Don
Verfs gauntn.

Mtbhrssr =
Die anfebnIi6e StimmenSobl mslbs ib vrr
oret Sabrsn erblsIt, unb bic Gerlttsruna BON
tertpdbrsnber une fsrnsrsr lintsrifieune pielsr
Sreunee, babsn mid, bsmpasn, mid aGermaGS
ansubisten als Elm @anoibat fir baS
G hert # Amt
Sci Der Wabl i'm ndbiftn Ottcbsr.
SIN Tdl ib srrpdblt n.rbs, ,ptrbe id, bi.
pf1ibt,n bee 9tn,tes ssnsu srfiaen.
Scinrib 5bdffer.
Srtfsr, een 15tsn SUM-, lS4l. bQE.
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Gin Weers nnoebeuer.

0as es i'm esohen Meere, pie oft be:
bauptet miro, nod Sbiere 9ibt, Die fi1 lel'
ten ooer gar nibt an Der Sberhdbe oes
Sanere aeisen uno eebbalb Dem Menl1er
nob nlbt befonnt iino; oo6u mag foleen.
Be Geibibte einen 8eweis liefcrn.
Die anoolufif6e @eelette ,,1 ie a"
uerIIeb eaoir su Gnoe SUM, um fieb mad
oen tonorilben Snieln 81 be9eben. Sit
befano i'b nab elmer aebntdisen 6eiit
auf Ger 6obe bon SenerifTa. als eveen S
ubr Nabmitto8s, 100 bic S6iffsmann.
Sbaf auf Dem 8eroed bel ibrer speiteu
Mob!jeit wor. Elm S1ifTejunss. ocr an
Bet 2Slnoe etmas 3u cronen bate. pIoslid,
Die Stridleiter binauf elite uno ubertaut
fbrie ,l1m 9ottes 8iaen, mir flno pers
loren."
sSn oemielben Iu9enblide bemertts man
auf Bet GoeIette cine ftobortise 8epe.
sun9. spie rpenn fte nit Gepalt pon et.pas
ansedo9en meroe, suoour6 lie fi6 auf Die
linfe Selte neiste. Sbon beiorste man,
lle 'peroe @afer lb0pfen uno unteriineen,
als BET srite S6iffemeiitsr. elm alter er
fabrener Seemann. cine Nrt er9cif, fid)
lbnel mad, BET 2Sinoe be8ab uno in Der
Hl1tun9 oerielbsn mebrnlals nit oller
Genalt blnbeute. tponab er spisoer ouf
Dem 8eroet eribien, nit Dem 2usrufe :
"@ir itno eerettet!w !w
Die nWOniea" eetpann auf Der Steue
tbr 8leibaewlbt Dleoer uno man fab,
bus anf etIoa IL 8laftern pom S1iTe,
Elm un9ebeuer Don oer Dlde zines Gle
pbanten ii1 entfernen, oas eewaltiee Sat.
sen bate, uno nabe an Der SberHa6e oes
Bafers ibwamm, inoem es einen breiten
Slutitrelfen blnter iib lieb. Der Sapi=
tan be9ab iib uhmitteIbor nad Der 8ins
be. Ct fono bort eine nit laneen, f6ars
fen. siemti6 fart eefriimmten &rollsn be-
feste Soee feltsetlammert. Die ct nur nit
M1be lpsreIHen tonnte. Sie par nit
falbem 0aar beoedt, unb bate bic Sans
ee uno Dide BON Dem 8eiu zines arofen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6unoes.
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g b ert #.
I'm Die GrDdbler BON Serfs Gaut,tp,

Sreunoe uno Witbireer!
Iafasmuntert pnrb Cure .berale !intcrs
Hhsuna bel lester 3Babl, unb eas bieberiae
srnftliebe erinttsm pirIsr Srrunee, hin tdb be-
'possn rccresn mid bei tpmmcnper wabl
trleesruin als
eanoioat fltr's Sderifs-slmt
an3utlsten: -Sneem id bic 9srnhsruna se.
ee DAB 'eb fir erhaItene Bsstnitiaunseu oane.
lar BIN. spcats ih noetmals ebrertietalt nm
Cure unterit6suna aniuhsn, uno Icllte mir
oas Shf 3u 9teil peroen cine Wlebrbsit
gurtr Stlmmsn 5u erbaltsn, 70 werSe i'd bic
pflebten ees 4mtes naet ts,tsn Sraftsn unp
peffentlttb 3u eurer 3ufrisbenbeit ausiiten.
6eer9e Bernant 8aitmirtb
Neaeins, Snip 8. tp.
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Borselblaaene 0erbeGerun9 oer
Contribution.

..9efblub in Sesue Der Qt6noerune Der
Staats Gonftitution."
,.8eIebloiIeu, bureb ben Genat uno tas
Gaus Der NepreIentantsu in 8cnsral: 2((Tem,
FIN verIammslt, ba6 bic Contribution eieIer
Neru6lif UtrttlIert rptrbe unp arpar i'm brits
ttu NbIhuitt pes 5Writsn Hrtifrle, caB Ct rpls
folat lautet:"
,,Das ber Gcaternbr fsin umt pabrenp
trei Sabrsm befleiosn fcl, pom orittsn 0iens
ttas i'm Sanuar, udetftfeIaenb (einsr Grwabs
luna, unb nihs bsfuat fem loa oadslte lanasr
a(s ginsn 9srmin pcn Sre Sabrsn in sinsm
3eitraurnt Don nsum Sabrtn III tebdlten.n
pilliem II. 6rabb,
gpstbsy bed SaufsS Der &sprsfsntanttn.
.Jebn :. Gming
Sprsttr bts Senats.
DsnMfpltanien, n.2
Gefrstars.umt, { Sh bsssuas biermit,
baE 0ortebenpsS cine ritttias utihrift eints
Ss1ttlu,ies 1T, per .iue 0srtsTeruns osr Cons
ltitution uoriblast, tpslhsr in Der lcstsn Sits
luna Der 8dsBaebuna bon elmer Dlehrbeit
Der &iieper teioer SduGsr aenshmist rporbsn
lit. Ser Orisinal. BsfbluB blsitt in oieer
Imtsttube aufbewabrt, unb semab oes Ssbn'
ten Nrtitsis Der Contribution Disisr Nsputlif,
latfe i'd baGelbe hisrmit betaant MAIDEN, spe
es eer ssnaante Irtiesl DerOrbntt.
.,,ss,, 3un SemsniB befeu, BABE ieb bic,
.SNWkE. fem msne tintsrfhrift unb Qmts:
:%)KYS7s {tessl oss erfastsn 4n,ts beiasfiat,
~ 1u 6arrisbnrs. bieisn l4ten Sag
'"as' In, Suui l84l.
Srans 4. Sbunp,
Sefretdr ber Iepubif
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2a9esIan9e in psrfbieoenen Beltse
QenOen.

Su pbilooelpbio oauert Der lGneite Sag
ettpa ID Stunoen SO Minuten, unb oer
suFseite 9 Stunoen 10 Winuteu ; su Bers
lin uno sonocn (suropa) bsr lGsite l63,
un0 BET ttirseite II Stunoen; su Stod.
bolm uno llpiala Isl uno 81 5u 5am.
burg, Daniio uno Stettin II uno Z; su
ct. peter6bur9 uno Sobolsf 10 uno S ;
5u Sorneo 2l3 uno %; su @aroonbous
in Norweeen oauert Der Sag ununterbro.
6en pcm 81. Mai biz 90. Suli uno auf
aer Snfel SYisbersen oauert eer lGneite
Gag 81 Wonot.
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i'e ni6t ouf cine pirflib oreanilbe, fon:
bern nur ouf cine sufduioe @eiIe auIams
men9ewabien fino, unb oaB es wGatib
mare. obne sebensoefabr iie BON einonoer
su trsnnen. 8enieitens 1T iol6es bic
Mielnuno Der uerste. BON eenen iie eenou
unteriu6t tpuroen. Sebr bea6tenstpertb
1T Die abpe6icloe Rceelmdffiofeit, spomit
elmer ben ancern trdet. Oenn iobolo Der
erite Grmtoune fpirt. ldbt ct sinen
fbmaben Sbrei pernebmen, porauf uns
mlttelbar Elm purSelbaum erfolst, oer ben
3pelten in Die Sobe brinot. Diefe Qb.
pe6slun9 erfol8t 9erpSbnlib ale 8iertel.
itunoen elnmal. Grit felt &ur5em ftno ite
ouf Den 8eoanfen oefommen, our6 cine
Msnee bInter einanoer foleenoer purselc
bdume iib 9rof1ers Seweeuna su perIbaf.
fen. als bisbcr. Sn bieier uebun9 baben
tie cine 70 9rofie Sertisteit ertonet, oab
man iib ibrer ol6 Soten beoient. Sic
Iprin9en 70 ibneu &opf iiber Sopf unter,
Dap Elm pfero i'm fbarfsn Srabe iie ni6t
elniubolen Oermo8. Seosr ibrer pursel=
iprIn9e bat cine 2dnoe bon spenieftens
Sebn Sup. Wan nennt ne in ibrer Sc:
seno nur Die Sriioer ,,8ieritiefeln."
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s2alammenaepaNlene Swillinae

oOWTW51155bes1SItUWVVIV SVUtUVESt'
Sn Sinnlono. i'm Dorfe Sielobin, tuur=
ben Dor etwo ID eSabren 3spiIinse m6nn=
li6en 8ef6le6ts eeboren, bic NIT Dem
8uderot 70 suiammenoerua6fen sporen,
oab oer 8opf ees Ginen oben unc oer oes
Inoern it6 na6 unten befano. Boate
iih Der Grite emporribten, mubte ct iei-
nen Sruoer auf ii6 traeen. befen Beine
fooann in Der Cuff fbnebten, uno befTen
&opf na6 binten Gberbins. SIN uebri:
gen tparen Seioe gang poqfommen aus9e.
bilbet, uno ibre &rdfte enttuidelten fib
eleibermaben. ,pas porausfshen last, eab
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I'm sic 8reimdnner bon 8erfs
Gauntr.

9efbaste Srel'noe uno Mitbdrser!
Oa Sbr mir Dor orei Sabren bic nacb,t
arSBte 3abl eurer Gnmmcn aeIebenft, uue
mid feitber auf pislfaebs WeiIs anfaemuns
tert bait, 70 fdbIs id mid bcncssn uicper.
nm ais
Sancioat fir cas S6erifs.9tmt
bon 8srfs gauntr. Scr euh lu CrGcbeinen,
,nit oer Bitte i'm gure Gtimmcn uno aeueia:
ts ltnteritisuua.-9olIte einc W1ehrbeit mid
ibree 3utrausns bei tcmmsnoer IBahI mir.
eia srahten 20 Serfprehe id gum Doraus,
eas Nmt jur allssmeineu 3nfrispenbsit 3u Der:
tpaltcu. ltno intrm i'd 1lIen fir bic mir
friiber ernieisnt 8rcuAbidaft cantc, fhmsidb.
Ie ih mir NIT oer 6ofnnns fit Cure fsrnsre
&epossnbeif. uno eertelbe
sss putlleums cssebcnsr Dsiner,
Daniel eiterly.
grstrr 3auuf6ip
Noaai ls b1D.
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Elt1att DecDert
sRecbts 9lnnolt, (Zan1Der,)

Sat fs,nc 4mtsltnte Dtrlest nah Der g6s
(tube bes oreiit6distsn badtteiuernea 5aatss,
selesen al Der Gorotpsttlihsn ede bet penm
unb finften (gallowbil) StralIe. nabit ben,
aIten gourtbaus, unp einise 9blren 6itlit
bon bsr Farmers Saaf bon NeaelKs.
Neabins, W1ai 4. Git.
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Der allein 1T Su beneioen
Der i'm S6opb oes 9lIds beibeiben.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-30
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
At Probate Court holden at lrasburgli, within and
for the District aforesaid The 1olh day OF
March, A. ID. IS1l
A N INSTRUMENT purporting to be the last
IA Will and Tes lament of WILLIAM LOCK,
late OF Irasburgh in said District, deceased, was
pre- sented 10 the Conrt here for Probate, by Els.
TER LOCK- and ALBION LOCK, the Executors
therein pumed. --Thcrelore il is ordered by said
tended therein to appear before said Court, nj a SEES
sion thereof to be holden nj Irnshurgh the Isl
Wednesday of Nav, A. ID. 1S4l and contest the
probate of said wilt and it is further ordered that
This order he published three weeks successivey
in the Caedonian, newspaper printed at ST.
Johnsbury in ibis State, the last of which shall be
previous 10 the day assigned, aforesaid for hears
ing.
Given under my hand at tho Registers Office
this 18th day of MaNh. A. ID. 1871.
I9Iw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

XXTE the subscribers, having been appointed by
wv the Honorable the Probate Court for The
District of Orleans, commissioners, TO receive, ex.
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of
ALPIIEUS a. WILEY,
late Of Irasburgh in said District, deceased, repre-
sen,cd Insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from
the dayof the date hereof being allowed bysaidCouri
for that purpose I'VE do therefore hereby give
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
ment at the dwelling OF Sabin Kellam in lrasburgh
in said District, on the twenty second day of May
next and on the fourteenth day of September next
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on each OF said days
Dated this 18th day oi March, a. ID. 1871.
TIMo. p. REDFIELD, C"mmis
I9lw3 CIlAS. w PRENTlSS, ) '''"''S'
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a CARD.

Mr.. CHApwIcK,-The subscriber wishes tbro'
the medium of your paper TO express his grateful
acknowledgements 10 the people OF his parish, and
some others, for their kind pastoral visits, the
fourth day Of March; and also Cor their valuable
presents in many articles of provision, cloihing,
&c. to tho amount of forty dollars For This extra
ordinary expression oftheir esteem and libcraiiy,
he feels :hat his obligations to them greatly in
creased, and hopes that he may be enabled 10 t.
vince his sense of their kindness by increasing
devotion TO their spiritual interests. May tho boun
tifu Giter of all reward them abundantiy with the
riches of his grace. JACOB s. CLARK.
Morgan, March 20, 1871.
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OFFICIAL.
p,,,i4ent qfMe United States q '1"'''''"'
By@e H.rncyamatEOas.
OFFICIAL.

suodry important and welghtyr ma rnS
Whereas saving out of the condition OF Inc rev
principally ssaocea Of tho country appear 10 lno ~
and s c@ngsSS' b. t%
% g sss aa"" ::i's" eng
s4s%''o s Ss si !. "s &c ely .t
WsshlaS~.'"in next. And require the respective
so and so ni" e@d
.embei in oroer ,holInon as may he given TO them
ting the si,s and adopt such MEASURES as tho good
yd.sss TO them pea !" Hs exercise
their w'su I"rv whereof, have caused the seal OF
10 es,d1S States to be hereuuto affixed, and sign
Tho U" son,o with my hand
Cd he SUM- -, the CITY of Washington, this @even~
Don, ,o q, day of March, in the year of our
ard one thousand eight hundred add for
b." n,'ooe, and OF the Independence of the
limited States the sixty-filh.
W. II, HARRISON.
Il, ,bePresdont,;,
D' wv DANIEL WEI sTER, iA
Secretary Of State.
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VAN BUREN.-In repiyto letter announcing his
nomination for the next Presidency by the Lesisla-
ture of Missouri, MIR. Van Buren declines acce pti ng
the compliment, at the present tme.--He thinks
that the party which has just been defeated, should
not decide upon their candidate too suddenly
letter from Washington, under date of the
18th inst published in the N. Y. Journal of Com.
merce, says; 'fThe work of"reform goes slow
ly. The Solicitor of the Treasury, Judge Burch-
ard of Ohio, was removed day, and Mr. Peurose
of Pennsylvania. appointed in Misplace, Col Charles
*. Gardner, Auditor OF the General Post Office,
was also removed to day, and Mr. Elisha Whittlesy
of Ohio, appointed in his place
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uORATlO q. PIERCE's ESTATE.

Al Probate Court holded nj the Probate Office in
Danville, in and for the District OF Caledonia on
the both day of March, A. ID. lo4l, by the Hoa-
orable Judge fsad court:
TOHN MORSE, administrators of The Estate Of
~ HORATIO G.. PIERCE, late of 81. JnhDsbu-
ny, deceased, presents his account of aduinistra-
ton against said Estate for allowance hereupon
1t is ordered by said Court that said Administrator
notify all persons concerned 10 appear III the Pros
baio Gee film Dunvilie aforesaid, on me 29ih day
of April A. ID. lS4l and object 10 the allowance
OF said account, II they see cause, by publishing
copy of the record of Thu order three weeks
sively in the Ca iedonan. newspaper printed at
St. Johnsbury in said district
Attest SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS. Judge.
A true copy of Record
Attest, SAMUEL IS. MATTOCKS. Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers having been appoint ted by
w tho Honorable The Probate Court for the
Distrc, Of Orleans, Commissioners 10 receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of
ROBERT PATTERSON
late of Craftsbnry, in said district deceased, repte>
sented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, and six months from
the day % tho date hereof being allowed by said
court for that purpose--we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business Of
our appointment at the Inn Of Isaac Hovey IN Crafts
bury, in said district, The 10Th day of June aud
the 18th day of August next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
on each of said days.
Dated this Goth day of March, A ID. 1871.
ISAAC HOVEY,
STEPHEN BABCOCK, cemmts-
loiw3 WM. BARLEY, ''0"e'S'
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when il'n collision between tho shin M The steam
eriook place. The shock caused Inv il woalJ Of
course rouse even those who might have heen a.
steep mo doubt they would make n rush towards
the deck: the interval, however, which elapsed he
tween the shock and tho sinking was so short
scarce hVe minutes, that very few, if any, could
nave succeeded III reaching it, So that, in all prob
abiiily most OF Them had persisted in their bertI,s.
Inc mate, we understand, had been married only a
lew days before the ship smiled her voyagej the
captain had given her birth with her husband in
me cabin. When the fate of the ship became IN
leVitabie, he attempted 10 aft 10 his wfe
- Time ia'led HIM: the instinct of self preserva-
ton became strong; he sprang up tho shrouds, and
reached the Steamer, rs we have already stated, by
jumping from the foseyard arm,
The Nottingham, which now lies on the eas,
side ofthe Clarence Dock, was Yesterday visited
thousands of curious spectators. Her starboard
side Is complete wreck: even the houses on the
deck adjoining are shivered in fragments. The
dead animals COWS and sheep cover the deck and
presented shocking sight most of them have been
dlsembowelled by the conclusion which caused
their death.
Most of the passengers were Irish.
From China there is nothing of much conse-
quence. The overland mail had not arrived when
the steamer Ieit.-From Syria, Egypt and Turkey
the news still wears pacific aspect. Mebemet
Ali, unable to resist the Allied Powers, appears dis
posed to put the best face upon ahans, and to sub
nit with the best possible grace to nm unpleasant
necessity.
The news, so far as it goes, is pacific There is,
certainly, nothing that would seem at all to threat.
en- the present amicnbe relations of the European
Powers. In the House of Commons on Monday,
Lord Palmer ston said that he saw nothing which
in his apprehension, was likely to lead to the dis
turbance of pacific relations between France and
England.
Tho Liverpool Mail busters and talks of War,
but is entitled TO no attention. 1t is particularly
vndctive against this country. 1t says; "The rev
enuc is decIining-the expenditure is increasing
we are at war in China, and shall be at war
with the United States in the course Of six weeks,
| and most probably With France also. Lord John
Russell has therefore quite enough to do, and we
wish him n safe deliverauce. IF he could manage
TO stir up good rebellion in Ireland, it would
tend very much 10 the tranquility of that country
for, when we are at war, we never can have too
much of it. Tho fiercer it RACES, the sooner it
ends. ireland will mover be peaceful prosperous
country until it is reconquered and thrashed into
bedience. The United States will continue to pes
ter and plumber us until New York is burnt and
Maine annhaed. The brought by the
packets yesterday is conclusive on this point"
/ Nelson. 1t was rumored in Paris at the latest
dates chat the French, Cabinet disposed to offer
her mediation to arrange Mcleod dispute with
the United States
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ESTATE OF 81 EPHEN MOORE.

AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Guillhail in and for the District OF Essex, on the
24th of March a, u. lS4 by the Hon ROYAL
CUTLER, Judge of said Court:
VNTILLlAM MOORE Adm,nisalor de bons
wv non. Of the Estate of SrEPH EN- MOORE
late o. Lunenburg, deceased, presents his account
of administration against said Estate for allowance
-Vhereupon it is ordered by said Court, that said
Administrators notify all persons conccrnrd to mp
pear at the Probate Office in GnidhalI, aforesaid.
on the 24,h day of April A. d. 1871, and object
to the allowance Of said account, of they cause,
by publishing a copy of the Record ct this order
three weeks successfully in the Caledonan, n
newspaper printed at st. Jnhnsbnry, Vermont.
Attest, JOfN DODGf., Register
a true copy OF Record, l9lw3
Attest, JOHN DODGE, Register
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In Danvie, March II, OF The Group, Nathaniel
Howard, son of Mr.. Semuel and Mrs. Amanda
Ward, aged years. months and 81 days
In Dsnville. on the Odd inst, OF dropsy on the
brain, Sarah Marah, daughter of Mr. iochabod
Foy, aged 10.
In Peacham, I'd INST Julia c., daughter Of Mr..
Eliphaet and Mrs Martha Martin aged 8.
In Cambridge VT, on tina 9th inst. Mrs. Lncreta
Parker, (re!ict of Mr. Taomas Purker) aged 70.