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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

WHlG LlBERALlTY.-It will be recol
lected that the Wing members OF til,
Legislature, with a protested spirit 0
liberaliiy and fairness, succeeded by the
aid Of the mongrels in dividing the Incl
dental printing between the Reporter and
Standard, giving that Of the Council tc
the former and that Of tho House to the
latter. This act the Wing presses herald
cd forth as being s'liberal,'' s.fair," .'ho
norablc," sc. &c. on the part Of the
wing members. But how stands the case
The wings and mongrels by uniting Cane
as true as imam Charles" to the hehest>
Of his master, are they 10 the bidding o
the wings have a majority in both houses
all the bills necessary TO be printed arc
by the secret manoeuyre o. the wings
introduced in the House, while bills o.
minor Importance, and which are not re.
quired 10 be printed. are introduced into
the Council; thus by species Of Wing
legerdemain, the Reporter office is cut
off from the most profitable par; Of the
printing, and lhc whole given to the
STANDARD office We have been informed
that the Council has ordered but one or
two bills TO be printed during the whole
session, while the House has ordered
some dozens, and this the wing editors OF
the Territory, and the wing members 0!
the Legislature call H6era1ity!
We for our own part have never ex.
pected anything like liberality from tho
whig members Of the Legislature, neither
would we desire it. When wings are in
the majority We are perfectly willing
that their own party should enjoy the
benefits to be derived from their situation,
nor do we envy them in the distribution
OF the spoils; but when they seek TO dis
guise their own nature by professions of
liberality, we cannot but treat them as
unworthy Of even political respect.
Whether this move Of hberaliiy was
calculated Tor future political capital, we
know not, neither do we care, for we
have too much confidence in the people to
believe that such clap traps will not be
understood by them.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

ma 10 appear before the r.ui, Court,as n
witness in the case Of Henry ..dlison,ni
Il. White, accompanied by a conmanl to
bring with him Il paper OH file in the
office Of the Secretary Of the Senate-thc
paper being an anti Eank memorial. A
discussion arose as to the right OF the
Court to issue the summons to an officer
Of the Senate, aud 10 command his pre-
scnce with cue OF the papers on li.e.-
! 1t was conceded that The Secretary Of
the Senate was merely a ministerial Off
Ger Of the body and as liable as any 9th
er person to the summons Of Court, his
position being very different from that OF
member Of Congress. The command
to appear with paper on tho files of the
Senate was Il matter entirely within the
control Of the Senate. The Senate Nigh,
or might not comply. The paper called
for was memorial, and Resolution was
introduced allowing the Secretary OF the
Senate to carry the paper called for. a
Bill to allow drawb back on goods export
ed in their original packages to Chi!ua
hua and Santa Fe, and Bill authorising
the Secretary Of the Treasury to compro-
mise with the sureties Of Samuel Swart
won't together with several private bills,
were ordered 10 third reading.
In the House, Mr.. King, OF Georgia.
submitted resolution for the appoint
ment Of select committee to inquire into
the expediency Of ading individuals or
companies in establishing lines to connec,
the foreign mail steamers with the Lakes
and the Mississippi river; and that arm
ed steamers be employed in the revenue
service, to be built Of iron: the rcso!u-
ton was adopted. The bill for the repeal
OF tho Bankrupt law being the order Of
the day, political debate between the
friends Of MIR. Tyler and Mr.. Clay cnsu
ed, which continued till the hours Of adj
journment.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
THE RI..l.!lI.. AS. rs.

Wearc tod. ia liz, i;:st i'itH,iryc, .,.a
the conduct OF the rccre,nt democrats ii
the Legislature from Van Barren county
meets with very general appreciation
from the people Of that co.nty, irr,spec
live Of party. Were it 10. that cur ia
formation leads US to an entirely diiiul.
ent conclusion, we should indeed pity {,
people who have been most shame iul y
betrayed, and whose wishes ana feelings
have been treated with the greatest ia
suit and contempt. Bat we feel warranted
in pontcdly denying the truth OF the
1lawkeye's assertion, SO far as it applies
to the misrcpresenled democracy OF Van
Buren,; for the conduct Of those members
who were elected as democrats not onIy
does not receive their appreciation, bu,
will, scarcely dissenting ,o;cc is re
garded nno spskcn Of as ,rcacherous in
the extreme. That il meets with The
appreciation OF the wings. to whom has
accrued al! the profit Of their peril !y, we
think highly probable; ba, even the hon
orable o! our opponents, while they bug
The treahery 10 their bosoms, mus. de-
spise tho traitors We are Told that Ar
mold, who basely betrayed his country for
British gold was subsequently Kissed oul
OF a British House Of Commons. Honor
nb!c men instinctiyely shrunk from bis
po!luting touch, and refused TO recog
nize or associate with him, and his name
everywhere became the synonyme for in
fanny. And such, OH small scale, is
the fate ofal' traitors, political as well as
otherwise; and such, It is certain, will Le
tho fate Of the Van Buren, ,cona)y A.
nolds, graduated according 10 tie CON.
parison, their medilatcd treachcry will
bear with that Of their grea, cxemp!ar.
The following, which we take from The
Springfield correspondence Of the St.
Louis Reporter, contains, in few words,
somc Of the many objections against re-
lief or stay laws. We advise some Of
our "Bankum' Legislators 10 give il a
perusal.
'.Such laws may have the effect Of
Yosiponing much distress TO a fu,urc
day; but debts must be paid, (unlsss al
take The benefit Of the bankrup, law ard
time, ia most cs scs, will bu, pile up inter
fst, Costs. DC, to be .paid at day when
probably we shall be no better able than
al present. Moreover. such measures
will efftct,ally prevent enterprise une
capital from coming into Inc State; foi
vino will inyes. money u labor AMONG
people ,yhcre lawsare made not 10 emf rc.
tsls Ia brisak where i, IS mad,
pgrea;er E;sforteue 70 be 2 s;.seditor thar
IL 1e5ipr ~
EGect &c orer Lsgisiatiya.-1hs s. ...s
q ilIiu.is Paid $4,000 Ter wolf -sca'q~
during the year ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
For The Gazelfe.

1W WE UUzelEe. .
MEssRs EDlToRs:-l, as one Of tho
people ofthis county, am anxious to know
BY what authority or for what reasons,
the Securities ofthc notorious Burns (wlo
was permitted to go at large after the
murder of Lowrey and the brutal assault
upon Simpson, were released by tho
County Commissioners from the Judgment
obtained against them at the last term Of
the court. The Commissioner who has
volunteered his services to give certif-
cate il, another criminal case, will obiigo
the public by giving an explanation, and
Will also rec eve the thanks Of
OK. WHO VOTED FOR HIM.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

Noah Besuc',ama. sometime si.ee con
yic!ed ofthe niurlcr Of Geo iiic, .ebern +:
was hung al Rockville, iaiaua, On lie
30;h ul,ino. The mur,.sr vas committed
in Vigo county il July, 10. \ large
concoarse Of people were presen. ut ,!sc
execution.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

There have been upwards Of 70 Steam
boats lost on the Western Waters, within
the las: seventeen months, carrying iron
45J 10 GO tons.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
TRUSTEE SALE.

UTICEis hereby given that by virtue
i OF a Deed Of Trust given to Moses d.
Cox by Charles MADEIRA & solomon Shcrfey
shall proceed to sell TO the highest bidder
in cash, in the city OF Burlington. on Mon
dry The l1!h day of April mex, the following
property, VIZ; the vest halfot the north
vest quarter Of section No. seventeen; also
AL t'.a. pars Of The Yves, half Of tho north
west Of section No twenty, lying and being
on The south and cas, side Of Fin, creek
seven'y-dve acres moro Or less, all being
IN Township No. seventy norsh Of Range
zen west, together with all the rights, prlv-
.eses and lmpr. vcmen;s llercon.-Said
lie 20 commence a. 10 o'clock on said day
and consinue from day TO day until sold.
MOSES &. cox, Trustee.
Jan. lllh l 5A3-:l1n.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

The Legislation Of Maryland con
vened at Annapolis on the 26th ult.-
Richard Thomas Esq. was elected Prcsi.
dent OF the Senate, and Daniel s. B,ser
Speaker Of the House.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

A rencon.cr took place y, ST. Louis on
the 9Th inst, between g. S. l'asr and Sir
Walker. formerly Of the firm Of Walk
cr and Kennet in which The former re-
ceiyed wound in the breast, which
will probably prove fatal. Nj. Walkers
weapon was revolving pistol.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

CoLD WEATuER-A Galena, on the
29;!, ult., the Thermometer was l,centy
degrees below zero.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
Geo tons Of ice have already been
shipped by one person from Boston.

Henry Clay arrived at New Orleans
Oh the o2d ult.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

The total coast Of the railroad be
tween boston and Albany. is pat down
at 81 l,OOO, 900.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

DeoM ct an2'Asr member ct the Iaii
aha Legislatuye.--Thc Hon. II. L. l'nn
bar, member .! lie ii>'4se oi A.presen
talivcs Of Indiana, died o.. ''Ae 3lst u'i
Mr.. u. was Democrat.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

Up to the 18th u|t.. 81, 800 cmigrauts
have arrived III New York
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

VI 1tSIlC9
ME store rooms recently occupied by
Il l. f. Reynolds and r. Armstrong, on
the corner Of Valley and Water Streets,
Will be renie cheap il applied for soon.-
Enquire a, The store OF.
P0sTLEWA AIT s. CREEGAN.
Jan. II i-I3--;f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

The NO. Buile;n OF the goth u'l.
reports four cases OF The small pox at the
Churiy Hospital in that city.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

CONCERT,

The Concert which postponed from tho
% rlt. on account OF the weather. will be given
by the Burlington Acadamy of Music on Thurs.
day evening next.
Jan llth 1913.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

Oar last Southern cx .hunses report ;
rise in tic lower Mississippi.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court far hhe first judicial Dis
trict in The 7erritory IF Io,ca.
In the case Of Charles Hendre, petition;pr
Bankrupt.
The creditors Of the said pctltoning Bankrupt
ted the 2tth day Of February next. at Burlington.
IN the comfy OF Des Moines in said district, to
bea' said Petition, at which time an place, the
said Bankrupt, and all persons Interested. may ap-
pear,and sie'. cause Il any they may have. why
the prayer OF said petitioner should not be gran ted.
Dated this nth day of January, l343
by order Of the Court.
John S. Dunlap. Clerk.
VIM. n. Starr. Sol'r. Jan Ia 1919 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

Emigration TO Florida hos already
commenced. 1t is supposed that, peace
having been restored, the emigration 10
this Territory will equal that Of Iowa or
Wisconsin.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

We take occasion TO reitcrate the
statement made by US last week in regard
to VIM. G.. Ross and the Jail, as being in
the main corrcct-,hc statements Of the
editor Of the IIawkcy and bis associates
to the contrary notwithstanding. For
the information Of the public, we will far
Their state, that at the time the commits
sioners visited the Jail, Ross was IN one
Of tho cells obeying the calls of Nature;
that the hall door leading 10 the cells was
locked that the lock to that door canno,
be unlocked on the inside, even with q
nv, as the key-holo does not 80 through
no AR: that Mrs. Wills at the time III
lnaaa - va. confined to her bed by sick
ness.and that =. ~ithe, ofiAe Commissioners
sac her. Also, tina, Ross has never had
a carpet on the floor of the room he oc-
cupies. neither has he hal flute in the
Jail since his confinement. Further, that
Mr.. Wills, il guilty OF doing wrong, IS
liable 10 Indictment therefor ny The
Grand Jury, TO which tribunal he VIII a
all times be rendy to answer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

y. Dodge :oi u copy oil the Presidents
Message with the accompanying docu
n,en,s.
TIE i;A.TiQuAKE --'rh. shock OF an
earthquake which, we noticed in our last
papcras ha:ins been Eel, by the citizens
Of this place, It appears from our ex-
change papers, was Iels throughout large
portion of the Mississippi valley. At
Peoria, Tcrrc lIuu,e and Iowa City, the
shock was about tic same as here. Al ST.
Louis it was much moro severe. The st.
Louis papers speak OF it as being the
severcst shock that has been felt there
fnr number or years, aud was accom-
panied by rum5ling noise, like the roll
ing Of heavy caftiuses over the pave,
ment. Achimney in that city was thrown
down, the timhers in some Of the build.
inss cracked, and the glass aud sash Of
the windows ging led and ratified.
The probability is that the shock fur
Their South was still more severe, and we
look with much anxiety for our Southern
exchange papers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

The Post Master General has issued
orders requiring the nal to be trans
ported from 81. Louis to Palmyra in 81
hours instead Of so, as at present, and
the establishment Of q ,rl.weck!y line OF
stages from the latter place, to connect
with the line running from this place to
ST. Francisyilc.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

IoaN S. DAvlp,1
Plaintiff.
u.s..
JOSHUA ELDER, Assumpsit and A.
who is implcaded iacAp.eni.
with ROBERT j.
ELDER, Defend
ants.
The said Joshua Eller will hereby
take notice, thaton the 9Th day ofScptem.
ber. 1879, the said Plaintiff sued writ
oil attachment (as auxiliary to the origin.
al WRIT out OF the office Of the Clerk Of
the district court for said county, against
the goods and chatles, lands. tenements.
rights, credits, moneys and effects Of said
defendants, in said county. Tor the sum Of
S9G.sO. an that afterwards on the first
day Of the October term Of said court,
1912. said writ OF attachment was return.
ed by the Sheriff Of said county, levied
on the South East quarter of section thir.
ty one (31) in township seventy one (7l)
north Of Range to two (e) west in said
county, as the property Of said defend
ants.
Now unless the said defendant shall
appear and plead before the next term Of
the court aforesaid. judgment will be rem
dered against him, and the property 50
attached will be sold to satisfy the same
and costs Of suit.
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1843.
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
ID. RORER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

ILLINOIS "A relief law has passed both
branches Of the Illinois Legislature.
4 bill to put Inc State Bank into liaui-
dasion has passed the House Of Repre-.
seniatiyes b., a vote Of los to s.
The Hon. Tho.. G. Browne, Associate
Justice Of the suprems Court, and Judge
Of the 9Th Judicial circuit, ls on trial be
fore The House Of Representatives for al
legged incompeiency. The charge is In
sti,uted by the members cf the Galena
bar.
The famous John G. Bennett is lectur-
ing at Peoria upon Mormonism.
ssThe District Court Of the U. S." says
the Springfield Register Of the 9Th, have
had under consideration, during the las1
few days the case Of Jos. Smith, arrested
under a requisi,ion from the Governor 9
Missouri, as an alledsed accessory to the
attempted murder OF Governor Boggs
The question before the Court, wa
whether Jos. Smith ,ras .)rgatire from
Justice, within the meaning o! The law
and Constitution OF United States. Tn
court, after argument, decided that Smith
Was not fusa,ive, having been in tn
/ State Of Illinois III Inc time Of The al
tempted assassination. Smith has sine
been relcnsed.'fpm custody.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

The Mormon Temple q, Nauyoo, the
mos, spacious building in Illinois, has been
completed. l. coat nearly S2ou.noo.
q. S. Gazetie.
Who hoaxed you Mr. Chandler? The
Temple is not half finished, aud the prob
ability is that it never will Le. unless
Ice Smith uses soE.e supernatural means
10 aid in its completion.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
S5)5gJ,
For. Rent.

In this city on Wednesday last. Helen Maria
liant child Of Levi Ilager.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

IHUKSDA1 JdII. y, IUFJ
Mthe Council, Nj. LETTER presented
the petition Of sundry citizens OF Des
Mones & Lee counties. praying for re-
view OF the Territorial Road, running
from Burlington,i Des MONIES county,
TO Keokuck, in Lee county. Mr.. Spring
er, from, the Judiciary committee, report.
ed No "a, G. F., as substitute for No
~, e. i'.,a bi!ito authorize evidence by
the oath of parties; also, without amend
ment, a bill for the limitation Of actions,
and for avoiding vcxations law suits.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

EGoct Il orer Lsgisiatiya.--'ifhs Safe
q i!iiucis raid $4,000 Ter wolf scai,S,
during the year ] ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

We teut.r our thanks 10 tic Hon. A.
c Dodge !or copy Of the Presidents
Message viii, the accompanying docu
n,enis.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

ed in the spirit OF patrlotlsm--pure pat
rio,ism. |, was believed by the Legisla-
ture oil Virginia, and the Representatives
Of the people Of that State, that the act
employed by General Jackson 20 defend
the city Of New Orleans was one Of i'm
perious necessity necessity imposed
upon him by the s.booty aud beauty Of
that city, which were threatened by an.
invading army, and no less by domestic
lraitors:,' the resolution, was referred 10
the Committee Of the whole on the State
| Of the Union, and ordered to be printed.
The bill for the repeal Of the Bankrupt
| law being the regrlar order of business,
long debate ensued in which Mr.
Gushing took an active part. The re
marks Of Mr.. C. however were more
in defence Of M. Tyler and against the
Clay wings than upon the question before
the House.
Wednesday, Dec. .8th.-In the Senate
several memorials were presented, pfln-
cipally for the repeal, or amendment Of
the Bankrupt law. Mr.. McRoberts pre-
scented the credentials Of Hon. Sidney
Breeze. Of Illinois, elected Senator in
Congress from the 4,h Of March next
The IA bills passed by the House on the
esd. were read twice and refereed
The President Of the Senate laid before
the Senate fromthe Secretary, Sub Poe
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ceive. His we're words Of glowing n,,,;..
ism, blasting with their power alike The b,.' hwy
ness of the propositions, and the so" r'e'
from whence they originated.
Mr. Gushing covered at the expositio, =,
the iniamy Of his position. His face -. "
dcned at the consciousness of the Justice y
the punishment he was receiving. Tro.
bling, he endured the lash "'
regret to add that Francis $. Kew T..
died at the residence of his son-in.Iaw !
Baltimore, yesterday evening. ;"
1t appears by communication from Il.
Treasury Department, that the sum Of q;
672,97G SO has been borrowed under ~,
act of 1871, for the extension of the loan wv
Washington, Jan. 70. IsAa
Senate. During the morning hour oooa
deal Of private and local business was div AZ.
posed of.
A communication was received from ,bo
Treasury Department relative To The st.,o
Of the loan. 1t was ordered to be nrin,oJ
The bill providing for the Occupation or
the Oregon Territory was next taken mn
the question being on its passage.
Mr. Sewer gave his views after which
Mr.. Benton took the floor.
Mr. Benton closed only short time h.
fore 4 o'clock. The Senate then adj
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-20

Mr.. Clark, of Middletown, moved an adj
iournmcnt; negatived, I3S TO SO.
Mr. Clark, of Middletown, then moved &c
lay the report the committee on the table
saying he wished to submit few remarks
on the question, but Withdrew his motion
and proceeded TO speak briefly against the
amendments, protesting against hastily adopt
ing them, as if the convention should now
err the people could never correct the evil
without the Intervention of the council OF
ccnsors, which can be elected only once in
seven years.
As a test question, Mr.. Hunt moved to
amend the resolution so as to read that it is
merpcdient to adopt the fifth aud sixth a.
mcndmeuts.
Mr. Field, Of Newfane, raised point of
order against this motion, which was sus-
tanned by the chair but after suggestions
by Mcssrs. Hunt and Lyman Of Burlington,
the chair reversed its decision and admitted
the motion of Mr.. Hunt
Messrs. Colby aud Field Of Newiane OPP
posed the motion, when it was Withdrawn by
Mr.. Hunt.
The question then REQUIRED on the adop-
ton of the fifth and sixth resolutions, which
declare that il is expedient to adopt the fifth
and sixth articles of amendment ayes l0l
noes l23-so the amendments we're reject
ed. Adjourned.
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NARROW ESCAPE AND PROBABLE loss OF
LIFE We learn from Capt G. w. TayIor,
who has been for some DAYS engaged, by
means of hIssubmarine armor, in an attempt
to raise the steamboat Erie, which was sunk
about a month since oifPoint Huron, Lake
St Clair, that after encountering great in
clemency of weather, and working for days
surrounded by ice, they succeeded on
wednesday last in raising the Erie to the
top OF the water. That about midnight he
attempted, with eight others, to cross the ice
to the shore, distance of about two miles,
but before they reached the land the ice
parted from the shore, and they found them
selves rapidly drifting into the lake. He
Immediately decided that their only hope
was IN returning, if possible, to the boat, in
which he was seconded by four ofhis COM
panlons hnt the remaining three Of the COM
pany persisted in their attempt to reachth
land, and had not been heard from so late
as Friday evening. Capt H. thinks they
must have persisted, as Immediately on es-
Gaping on board the boat, the ice gave way,
ana was broken to pieces by the waves
we did not learn their names.-Detroh ca
rette.. fa