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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-01
october 2SIh.
j. w. HOWES,
TANNERS, OIL
GTORRS g. LANGDONS have on hand lust receiy
~ ed a few barrels Tanners Oil. 81 Nov d.
JAMES ROBERTS, JK5s ESTATE.

JAMES ROBERTS, JR'S ESTATE.
ME the subscribers, having been appoinedby the Hon
w orable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of James
Roberts, Jr. late Of Chelsea, in said district dcccas ed
represented insoven and the of six months from the
9th day of Novembcv S43 being allowed by said Court
the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before usdo give notice that we will
attend to the duties of our appointment at The dwelling
house Of the said deceased in Chelsea, said district on
the first Tuesdays Of January and April next at nine o
clock forenoon on each ofsad days.
JOHN w. SMITH.
LEMENT BACON,
Chelsea, November IS, 1913. So
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II A r DIV ARE.

II A r DIV A r e.
NOS. 81 and SO UNION sTREET-BosToN.
GEO. j. & CHAs. w. HOMER & co.
Late Homes, Homer and Coz
IIAVE received by recent arrivals from England their
IL fall supply Of
CUTLERY g. HARDWARE GOODS.
They have also received from the best Manufactures
stock very complete, end most DESIRABLE all of which they
offer to their friends and the country trade generally tho
very best terms for cash or credit. 2s
VIM. GREENOUGH * Co.,
No.l4, MERCHANDISE ROW, BOSTON,
A RE constantly receiving,
~ HARDWARE Il CUTLERY,
which they offer for sale to the country rndo for cash
approved credit on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in part Of
TABLE e. SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, Greavos and Sons, Groves and Sons; Saws
Hand, Web Compass, Blue Back, Grating, from the
manufactures of Groves and Sons, Butcher Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Groaves and Sons Edge Tools;
Turner'S and Slagg's Sickes; Gcaves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers Braces and Bits comprising COM
plco assortment ofShefied Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, James's Screws Bed Sorrows; Coach
Screws Butts broad and narrow Badw1n's, Kcnrck's
Cottrols, TaraFs Table, II, Plate back flap pow chest
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log, Fence Halter
pad, chest trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk catches,
wrought Nails of superior quality &c.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Amcss shovels and spodcs iron and steel; brass
Androns Nashua locks and lachc~ American Iatchcs
Bakc's Parkcr's and Whites. Nc; VIM. Roward's Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills, &c.
Composing in all stock well adapted to the country
trade. 60,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-01

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden
Co. Randolph District S. Sat Washington, within and
Tor SAID District on the 2ls day Of Now A. ID. ls43
The estate ofGeorge White late Of Washington in said
district deceased, present their administration account for
MHEREUPON, it is ordered that the samo be referred
70 lhe iss day ofJanuay next the In Of C. Bodgelt in
Chc'sea lor examination and allowance, and that all CON-
ceheu DC nohhed hereof by the publication of this order
IN mo velmont Waterman, printed Montpelier three
weeks successfully as may be- that they NAV an
pear al SAD hme and place. il they cause and object
96 1O1Yn, oot nx,
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STATE OF VERMONT, In probate Court holden at
Randolph District, S. Randolph, within and for
said district, on the 18Th day Of November A. ID. s3-
DERLEY d BLoDGETT, administrator on the es.
tate of Benjamin Bodget, late Of Randolph in said
district deceased presents his administration account for
Observation-Disclosures it is ordered that the same
be referred 10 the 3Oth day of November instant at
the Register Office in said andoph for oxamina on and
publication olthis order in the Vermont Waterman and
Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as
soon as may be- that they may appear said time and
place, ifthey cause, and OBJ Jet thereto.
BY the Court,
So DF WEYMOUTH REGISTER
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NOTICE.

NAM into the enclosure Of tho subscriber on the 23l
" instant, two red yearng hoiiers with slit in the
right ear. The owner of said cattle is requested prove
property pay charges and take them away.
URlEL A CLARK
Brookfeld, October &c, ls43. SO
I Hereby give my son, John sanOon his time, from
and after this date, and shall claim of his earn
ings or pay any Of his debts from this time forth.
JOSEPH SANBORN.
Washington, October 80, ls43 80
GENTLEMANs Rich Satin and Silk scaris and Graz
VI watts. Oct. n. J. w. HOWES.
NEW ARTICLE
DOR FALL and WINTER HArS.-SIk, Corded
l. Changoable VELVETS,at -.
ocLl7. 20 J. w. HoWES'.
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NEW STORE l.!

Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET.
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LYMAN d KING
CAPS, STOCKS AND CRAVATS-

JIAvE this day rcceyod4 dozen pair of Face Shawl.
J. IA soft and beautiful article.
25th October 1913. %
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CLOTH CApS
JUST RECEIVED.
OCTOBER 26. 1913.

FURS! FURS!!
TNHIS day received large lot Of Ladies and Misses
l. MUFFS, also Fur Boas and Tippets by
J. W. HOWES.
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NE w GOODS!

than has been kcptn this Market which he offers for sale
at his Jowolry Ware Store three doors West Of the VIII
ago Hotel, where may be found Ladies and Gonllvmens
Gold and Silver Watches, such
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CLOTH GAPS.
A New article-Fur trimmed at J w HOWES
IA October 80.
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Soap! Soap!

LARGE lot Of white and brown Windsor Soap, oge her
IA with oHygenated Toilet sc. &C. ,.,
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CASH STORE.

CARPET STORE.
T YMAN and KING. 700 yards Of Carpengs just
IL ccved, Rugs, beautiful styles. Sept 90.
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for humors, scrofula, piles, ercsipeIas. salt
rheum, scald-head, and oil diseases aris-
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
nOCT. BANGS RENOVATING MIX
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

lef ,ouipiDa, urdi aud bank do0pr
nation. w. bod ben 10 tio de10cW
=, ~ Ms.issipp "cled : y ~ aud
II mlmf ~ me- Wy night" H. snid
IA ( ooanef Gnt NcNmf vo0ld be-
The llenfm,f lbp u. n. tie clcar
beas ~ hs intellect. the est ~ ~ hi'
political and historical lnGfmaliou \
ne smrdnoqq ~ he " nfiples we're
AHA Il H., AID NJ. chafutaf ~ rT dir
M In MAJ, p,i ~ ,onlofne1 ~ ~ u
of tie g,eal Mi-oufi S(ale'm ~. Tho
inlcn.e feeling, the loud peal' II nc
elamlton with which The people IN
The Hall responded 10 the recital ol
Of Gov. MNutfs talents n services,
proved him nj once 20 be the choice
ofD.lOlhs Of the members present.
Having now ample testimony that
McNuil Is the choice Of the dcmocra-
~ If Miss. for the u. :. Senate, be.
lleying that in The approaching con.
test between the motley power Of G..
Il. and the frccmcn of this country.
he will prove The most efficient, most
gifted, most ncoruptiblc man we can
send TO Washington, we have hoisted
his name ut the head of Our columns.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

~ 10 Ml.i sirpi ~ lbe 'pm vhae
lhe u y. pWll sunk, and lhr eu,lon,
removal THAT bat f,om ~ lodge.
moni IN tie led NJ me uVcf immpdi.
niely an'f ibeetriliqgaks. The ,lgfy
!. confirmed IN lbe fullest mnnnsf
TIE boat had been Visited where il
hJ,io 20 feet w1icf, ny The captain
nnd oi'ea'. the next day u wa. gone.
The diyingbell was ,e6i down ~ va.
fious places bul traces of The boat wa,
found PR.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
GRHAM'S MAGAZINE.

We have received the March No.
'ofthis superio periodical. 1t contains
some Of the most chaste literature
we have met with in great while
ii is adorned with three splendid
engravings: The Sisters; the Daring
Lover and the Visit Of Poor Rela,
tons.
We also acknowledge the receipt
of the February number of the same
work, which had been delayed from
some cause or other. This number
is also splendid affair, containing a
quantity aboriginal matter, and three
rich engravings.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
THE YEAR 1871

by tafdy message from President
TrLgn delivered Vt the end, in.end
ofthc beginning Of the sc'sion--it IL
NJ last admitted that The revenue Of
the year 1919 will not meet the er.
pcnscs Of the year; and that tho
danger of failure Of Government
payments is becoming IMMINENT
By this message, thus tariily deliver
ed on the 18th Of February, the fact
is communicated TO Congress, which
he well knew the day that Congress
met. Every article in every Demo
cratic paper, relating to the finances,
announced this danger in tie autumn
Of the last year; but all in yain.--
The "god-like," &c ting rid ofsobso-
iete ide1S," rcsuscitatcs the defuntt
exchequcr. The TYLER presses all
ring with its praises; and the whole
Administration 60 to sea in that
cggshell. Well, the exchequer is at
the bottom OF the sea; and the year
1913 is without the means of sup
porting The Government; and the
scheme now is to reissue its own
not, S, and pay all the claims in reis-
sued notes, like the suspended banks
did for so many years. This is the
fact for 1913; and what will it be
for Is442 And we now ask this
question, for the purpose, if possible,
ofmaking the JOHN JoNEsEs at the
head Of our Government, look year
ahead, and think moment of some
thing beside removals and appoint
ments. What will be the fact in
1874? The fact will be, that the
Government will be worse off then,
than it is now. This session has been
lost, in Consequence Of the folly of
the Administration in sending back
the defunct exchequer as their
scheme--and their only scheme-of
finance. Nothing can now be done
on any revenue system. 1t will be
nine months before Congress meets
again; and long after il meet. before
any system Of finance is established;
and still longer before it produces the
revenue which the current expenses
require, much less pay off old scores.
We, then, announce to the public the
deficit Of 1874 We make the an
nuncialion now, formally, explicitly,
and unequivocally, that their great
fnancicr (whose pride aud boast is
hnance! may know of it before he
goes TO London to give 'the compre-
hcnsiye guaranty and that Mn.
TYLER may know now what he will
have TO put into his first message to
the Congress which assemblies Oh the
FIST Monday Of December, in the
year lS43-Glo5e.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

To PURIFY WATER.-It is not so
generally known as it ought to be,
that pounded alum possesses the
property Of purifying water. A large
table spoonful Of pulverized alum,
sPrinkled into hogshead of water,
stirred round at the time, will, after
a lapse ola few hours, by precipita-
ting to the bottom the impure partic-
les, so purify it, that it will be found
to possess nearly all the freshness &.
clearness of the finest spring water
A pailfll, containing four gallons,
may be purified by single teaspoon
full.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

ljelwam, Wy osRtI 70 'irson' up'
oo ~ en'iolj ne. pIao NI'e % e"''
lfun 4 without fame ~ ilinion,
b log ppl logelh,ropob 10 'pf',eiple
~ q log.ho.d, With ifb horps' She
rs faci lone.hsig eet bcou' g'i'fd
included, ~ feei o luc 80 holds and
when fcady, wiIlnotdfaw more Ihno
. md , hmli fset wat,E Tie h,oriug
doe. away WITH calkiog' "od havi"g
~ frame gives her more rom and
les. weight, rs we'll ~ bel 4 f" great
saving Of timber and money
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

SaIaratuS.-This is the name Of a
preparation of potash used very ex-
tcnsivcly by bakers and house keep.
ers TO Tighten the dough OF cakes and
biscuit. 1t is injurious to health in a
high degree, and is especially so to
that Of dcspeptic persons. All alkals
are deleterious to the coats of the
stomach. Sometimes they will afford
present relief to burning stomach,
but the use Of them should always
be avoided,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

0J~Commodore Moore, SO long be-
ing without the meaus to put his ship
anoat, is now actively recruiting IN
New Orleans, and it is expected he
will again in few weeks give to the
breeze the flag of the "lone STAR
Success, attend him, for a more
gallant man never trod a quarter
deck.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

STATE TREAsURER.-We learn
from the Jackson and Vicksburg
papers that Col. Graves, the State
Treasurer, is a defauIter to the
amount of about $4,000. Col. G.
has come out however, in circular,
and denies the charge. Tie coun-
try has beenso accustomed to hear OF
defalcations in public officers Of late
years, that it is only necessary TO
put the report in circulation, to give
it crcdcIce. The only way then,
the Treasurer has to prove himself
clear, is to have fair investigation
of the whole matter; for he may rest
assured, that the people will not be-
ieve him, even though he has told
the truth,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

MoLEs.--'l'hc Loui'yillc. Journal
says that n farmcrof that county tells
him: "That moles always work about
o o'clock 10 the morning, and 3 o'cPk
in the evening, and he says th by
watching their hauuls at these hours,
they may easily be tax II w means OF
"A hoe to dig them out.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

or A prospectus Of the life ofthe
Hon. John C.. Calhoun has been is.
sued from the press of Messrs. Harper
& Brothers, New York, proposing to
publish work presenting conden-
sed history of political events, from
1871 to lS43, and at price which
: will enable all classes to obtain cop.
les ofthe work,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
TEMPERANCE MEErING.-Thcrt

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There
will be meeting Of tie Louisville
Temperance Society this evening at
early candle light, when there viii
be several addresses delivered. The
public are respectfully invited 10
attend,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
FOH PRESIDENT,
JOHN e. CALHOUN,


THE NoMfSATf0Ns--Wc mice
among the nominations for Congress
the names oftwo individuals, to-wit:
Messrs. Stone and IIammett, who
appear TO be almost entirely unknown
in this part of the State. We would
suggest the propriety Of their can.
wasting North Mississippi, during the
approaching summer, in order that
the people may become acquainted
with them, and know for whom they
shall vote at the November election.
As 10 the other nominations, we
have heard no objections; and, in
fact, we, ourself, are highly pleased
with them. But in justice to our own
sense Of gratitude, we arc constrain-
ed to say, under all the circumstan-
ces, that the Convention treated his
Excellency Gov. Tucker rather bad
Iy, in as much, as he was the only
Democrat who would risk a defeat
and run for so dignihid an Office,
against the combined forces of that
all powerful humbug, COonery.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

n+It is stated in the New York
papers, that Horsley Palmer, expires.
ident Of the Bank Of England, is the
real author of w, Cost Johnson's
two hundred million scheme.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

IL there is one creature we abomi-
nate it is he who will smile upon you
and feed you with soft words, but the
moment your back is turned, will
thrust dagger into yor honor and
reputation.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

FuN.-The IIagersiown, Maryland
News says: "Printcrs charge in adj
vance, AMI their patrons P y semi
occasionally"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

One CHANCE LEFT.-It is now
thought by many that il Parson Mil
Ter PERSISTS in his design ofdestroying
the world next April, President Tyler
will veto it!-Pic.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

Tow shocks OF an earthquake was
distinctly felt in Charleston, s. G. on
the Sth ult. They we're very slight,
however, and 10 harm was done.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

The following letter has been re-
crived by the editor Of the ri, kens-
vile Register:
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

Eleven hundred aud cigh'yninc
Englist aud German enis'au1s ar
rived at ~. Lon. on the ninth If last
Janua Y.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

STRANGE.-No more novel inci
denthas been related in our whole re-
collection than the rec mt deepening
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
THE CONVENTION.

The Democratic Convention con-
vcned at Jackson on the 22d ult., s.
closed its proceedings on Friday eve
ming after days sitting. 1t was the
most numerous body of the kind we
rccolleot ever seeing at our Mctropo-
lis, though, as usual, there were .ev-
cral counties not represented. We
will publish the proceedings in de-
tail as soon as they shall have ap-
pearcd in the Mississippian, but at
present, we can only give the re-
suit.
The following are the nominees:
ALBERT &. BRowN, of Copiah, Tor
Governor.
GEoRGER. FALL, OF Kinds, for Sec
rotary of State.
JAMES E. MATTHEWS, Of Tishemin-
go, for Auditor,
G. S Cook, of Coahoma, for Trca u
rer,.
The following gentlemen have been
nominated for Congress:
JACOB THOMPSON, of Lafayette.
VIM, III. HAMMETr, of Washingt'n.
VIM. M. GwIN, of Warren.
- STONE, Of Lawrence.
The Convention forebore to make
nominations for President and Vice
Presid' nj; and a resolution was adop'
ted requesting the different counties
to pledge Their candidates forthe leg.
islature to vote for the democratic
Senator who should get the majority
of his party votes, so AS to prevent
the election of Wing or the post.
ponement of an election.
An effort was made to adjourn the
conventian sine die, before this reSo-
luton was adopted and other impor.
tant business of the Convention per
formed, but it was voted down by a
larg' majority.-Alex. G. McNutt, oil
Hind, was then put in nomination. &
his name was hailed with the most
tremendous enthusiasm. This mo-
ton being seconded by bursts of ac-
clamaton. Col, A. Hays made most
eloquent speech in its support. He
talIuded to the great services render
ed by Gov. McNutt to the people oil
Mississippi He had stood far in ad-
vance Of the times aud in the Nildless
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
Mobile Feb. q, 1913.

Dear Strive are informed by
letters to-day that the Commercial
Bank of New Orleans, suspended
specie payment yesterday; there was
OF course great excitement in that
city and a run upon all the Banks.
Yours &c.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04

A NOVEL STEAMBoAT.-AS Steam
boat is being built at New Castle,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-04
BULL. & FILES.

0YWc give below, the actlngs &
doings Of the Democratic State Con
vention, as it came to US through the
columns of that sterling defender of
equal rights, the "Vicksburg Senti-
mel & Exp sitor," of the 28th ult.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
NOTICE..
Office indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

lNDIANAPoLis. AUGUST 20, 1913.
YsSuE Members of said Company hereby notified,
the payment of losses by fire and liabilities
ard incurred by said Company since Jolly 2sth,
S2 the directors have this day ordered the ioowhg as
the premium notes given TO said Company,
payable Treasurer before the t"eny-hfst day
of October next ensuing, to-wit:
discharged, being from No No 2,o4, both ncIu-
sle, seven per cent.
O., all notes dat ted after November 25 1912 on or
March ls43 being from No 2,548 No 1880,
both - = six per cent
dated March |, 1913, and on or before
81, 1913. being No 1851 TO No 2,6ll, both
Inclusive, five and one quarter per cent
On all dated March 81 1913 and on or before
April /. o43 being from No. 26l2 to No 2,6ii, both IN
elusive, three per cent.
On dated after April 4, le43 and on or before
July IS, 1873 being No 2,9l5 to No. 2655, both IN
elusive and one half per cent
Receipts will be forwarded TO Agents or
other duly authorised persons TO whom Members are
ted prompt payment Interest will be charged on
all assessments frnanng unpaid Oh and after the -l &c
to5er- on which day they are payaoie aaa AZ I've
30 this deIinquents III De aoe 70
of their Premium Notes, as5eea
bic of Charter. Notes OF the
Bank Indiana and of eciepayng Banks IN
kentucky OHIO viii be required for assessment
Members will please bear in mind that by an amendment
to the charter approved January d. 1872 any
persons who snail become members OF said company oy
eectnc insurance therein after the passage of th
heirs administrators assigns, shall neg
payment OF any assessment or assessments
by Directors OF said Company TOR the term
of thirty DAYS shall have become payable
agreeable public notice BY the Treasurer, the party so IN
default shall excluded and debarred and shall loose all
dement, and advantage 81 ms, AeI OF ''e'i a =" N
respectively for and dJng the term OF such oeaut
or non-payment and outstanding shall be liable and
obliged all that shall De made curing The
continuance his, their policies OF insurance.
The ordered being small, X Is confidently
hoped that each will promptly discharge his IN
debednes 50 that the interests of sufferers FIRE may
De uniutv injured credit of the company Frustrated
by those no should De the first TO Uphold u;
In where have aIienaed their Poiicles DIV
sale of the insured property or ohese ihey are heTeov
duty surrender he same for DIS
charge and paw cue up 20 Inc tune OF soch
surrender, agreeable the requirements OF the hiteehth
Charter. which must De enforced by toe o-
the Company This il 80 important matter to
members, especially requested 10 call their
attention 20 il ani to give proper information regard
thereo Policies for should be forwarded through
the local Agents and addressed Secretary In
9oiicr discharged until the amount amounts
due OF hs Note W TO the date surrender paid.
f By order OF the Directors
/ as .3xl JAMES BLAKE, Treasurer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
DESTRUCTION OF TIE MISSOURI.

The fire on board the Missouri, which caused
The destruction Of that expensive steam tfIga'e,
anpears 10 have been The result OF the most Gull
pablc misnanagement, or want OF care. II IVES
caused by the breaking by an IRON wrench q
glass demfj Inn, containing spirits oil 'urpentnc'
which was Kept in store room ADORE the enS'ne
room. This most innlmmable Of all liqucs ran
,hronge tho cylinder room, and was ighl'eo by
the lamps used by the men at work mere III 'le
first place, il singular TINT spirits OF torpehtihe'
IN he ne ed On boa a steam ship, or, indeed,
shin NJ any description, should be Contained IN a
lrao class vessel In The second place, II Is
sing,rar tbn, this vessel should be stored in
store room, among crow bars, screws, and other
iron articles, which 10 the course Of voyage,
might have been expected to involve the loss Of
The spiris-and 10 the third place, 1t IL indeed re-
markable that this store room should be located
Immediately the engIne-room, and no means
havo been prov iJed 10 guard II against accidents
from fire. 1t is indeed fortunate that this disaster
did not occur on the broad ocean-when the dea III
OF many gallant would have been the inevI>
table result We nope that the effect OF this dis
rous fire. will be to inspire our officers with
more prudence in the stowagc Of these highly in
nammable liquids, which ought TO be guarded from
any contact with fire, carefully as gunpowder
itself Boston Mer. Journal.