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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-23
Further Particulars Of the Great
Fire!
The Post SAYS:

The Post says:
We have just returned from an hours
walk among the RUNS of the disastrous confla-
q alton. Frightiul was the progress OF
the flames, and terrible as the havoc seem
ed, while it was going on, no one can reailze
the losses and privatioDs our citizens have
sustained, until he walks through the forest
of naked chimneys, and broken walls which
mark the path of the destroying element. y!
the 200 houses which estimated as the num-
Der lost, about 700 were dwellings,, and we
suppose at least 1000 persons have been
thrown out Of house and home. Fortunately
the weather, though some what cool, has been
dry, and thus the removal OF property was
less difficult, and the sulferings OF those who
had 10 remain exposed in the air; less severe
than they would otherwise have been.
The whole length Of the burnt district IS a.
bout mile; the average breadth about 60
yards; making an area of about 60 acres.
We mentioned that one woman. Mrs.
Brooks. was burned, IN her house; in Third
street. We have heard of no other loss OF
life, though fears are entertained tor Samuel
Kingston, Esq, and Mr.. John Johnson, OF
ALE hany city, who have not been seen by
their friends since the fire. Their relatives
had heard nothing of them up to last eve
ming. /, is most surprising that SO few per-
sons should have been killed or injured when
and the terrible confusion which was caused
by the efforts Of the people to save their
property-carts, cars. drays, wagons. IN short
every sort of vehicle was put in requsIt'on'
and was driven through the streets at tear
full speed. Before our office, the vehicles,
were often jammed together in way which
seemed TO render certain losses Of life and
limb-yer no accident occurred.
Yesterday the vaults Of the Bank of Pits
burgh were opened, and the books. papers
and money were found almost uninjured.--
The Iron Safes of Mr. A. Kramer and Sibbet
& Jones, Brokers, were opened, and all their
contents were well preserved.
Already are men busy at work IN recover
ing from the ruins, Iron, ard other articles
worth digging out; and we saw many busy
with hatchets cutting the plaster from the
fallen bricks, preparatory to re-buiding
Such indomtable energy is worthy OF all 40
miration, it is prominent trait in the char
acter of our citizens. and gives cheering ev-
idence thatwe shall soon regain our pros
peri,y, IN spite Of the terrible calamity we
have endured.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-23

TNNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
has established himself in Richmond. and ia prepa-
red to ma Ike, order, RIFLES of qual;tv-the
Of which manufactured III Lancaster. Pa lie
will repair Guns of all kinds the shortest notice
Prices cheap. (ErSnop opposite the National Hotel.
JOHN W. FLEMING.
Pichnoni, Jan 2lh, lSi5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-23
A FARM FOR SALE.

VFNHE subscriber offers for sale. miles north
of Richmond. 1t contains eighty of land Of
best quality-gOod buildings barn. and the
ry outboues in convenient order. There Is also tTiy
orchard Of excecn, fruit, and altogether
desirable locations in the neighbo5h0ol.
Being about he offers sale his stock
Of BOOTS * SHOES, wholesale retail, low
possible prices
LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond Ia. sept. 20th. 1sii. Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-23

=
- oefteees uat! and Sycamore Streets Cincinnati
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and purchasers general
of spring Dry Goods With cash rtrch4ses an. I'M
form prices are prepared 10 offer goods
lowest ca sh rates; among assortment be found
DRESS SILKS Rich broca ied and printed India Silks
rich Pcoet and CeameIeon Satin Turk rich Pekin ulaid
and striped Silks rich Black and Blue black hgorea s-
ped and ~a,erei Silks: ALso-A general the
as real Gro do Rhine, Gro de America. Gro Chine.
Pou lie Sole, IIeliene,, Reps, &c. India aud French
.Nsr Spring Dres, Goods--.Ner Styles
Polka blue, Ofgandey. Barge and Printed Lawns;
MaZeIk,
Bo,gheese Lace do do do: Coouetto
Pekin ped Lawns; Worsted Bazorine an Nous,i,
de Lame; rich white and colored embroidered French
Robes: rich A'Rsvier and Tarelon do.
Staris and Scar..-itch style B-ocafel, fonr col
ored Chameleon, Damask six, Nesolr Ottoman. Broche
pla and embroidered Thibet with heavy SIX fringe Cash
mere Barnge. &c. &c.
French Embroidery Paris embroidered co3es and
settings. LACEs-French and English, Regency, Brus
sells, Malies trimming Lace Edgings, Insernss rch
Bobbin trimming Laces and Edgngs, Hosiery ra7s e. mus
ravas. ribbons: Gent six hanlkerchies canorc Re-
and embride red linen bandkerrhie<.
Furnishing Goofs-7 aud IA pure Irish Tiaans: 10
ID aud 81 inch Pillow do; 81 to l2i lrt-h eftctng
do "a 1921 Barnsley ard Russia sheetin-s: 81 70 l2
heavy do; =. 1914 super Irish Scotch da M
and dia per table Iincns 81 to l4 satin dan.n.k tn
be-co;hs with napkins to match; Flemish fEish hrba-
back and other owcing Wni;c an. cold T18, d. giie=
l04 and Ill MarseIes Qailta. rich enbcoile,ol ts,
curtains il SETS t2 coor'd and pain dana1 easanec
bne and scarlet plain 10: 36 .ta4.n c,Iitz
brown and butt window ho.land; dntity and furniture
ehtntz; hI7nAeiso ct t:e best had 1r iam real Rp
gers and Welsh 'anneis warranted NOT 70 ha. ii a
ing 81 to co!ped dauatk cotton a0 vusste1 .aue
"a to 81 blue orange aud ca.ntz Wooden DO,
embossed Piana covers.
Also-A general asaortriec, Of Anercan Prints mus
Inns. checks bel tcks and ginEaams. makes n-a
and French broad cloths, ea'zieses aud sesiins, Gents
under garments, g 1;.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-23
ZEsJ.N1SZSY v Hei1I EnnrIt sfcetL


4C,OUV Retail, Fourth stree., .s5rst slf-, BE-
ttceen .Hain GH3 Sycamore, Cincinnati, Caio.-JOUN
SEILLiTO = co.. are now receiving their usual
ply of English, Scotch and American CARpE FIEG,
FLOOR oil CLOTH, RUS. INDIA MATING,
sc. and every article belonging tile carpet tsac direct
fsom the Importers Manufactures AVID auctions
cities. \ large portion oil s.o.s being ma4,uac-
ture4 expressly for sales, enable designs
qualities 10 be found elsewhere matke,. With
a putcha East prices uaiio=fi. SO are
determined 10 sell at as oss prices similar Goods
purchased IN The Eastern cities iyery dajs 6r3us
the year shall be wing add tons present
stock, which respectfully invite the attention
purchasers generally Our present
prises:
Sets of velvet nnd brussels tapestry: SETS o ,on and
saxony; royal brussels; rich imperial t,roe
ply; sopeffne ingrainei. medium do:
fine and common do. 24. 5S 81 and IA treble ,wiled
venitians "a, So, 81 and IA super dana do; 81.
5-S 81 and wo7sted and wooden plain do brussels
and damasS stair: cheap striped
listing and hemp do; 81 and IL 4 line, drngges; to
2i rich wooden co linen and WOODEN wool
stair do splendid administer rich chenille
,ufted and saxony do brussels and oil do; chenille
Adelaide plush saxony ana ute door lama
skin do: hollow and oval brass and silver plated
.4lsoA large of dusgets bazss. WOODEN and
linen stair covering freech embossed coth
and Table and Piano covers Damask
Moreens, wiki extensive stock Of the hes,
house Dry Goods of Which imported di-
from England ond Francs for sales.
Also-An extensive we'll easarcd Floor
Oil Cloths large sheets. Halls Rooms
any size. We have constantly printing u. and
patterns, which, confined House.
warranted equal to the best English
AI.SO-2000 yards of old and wei-seasored oil
from 10 II feet wide for sale hal. their value.
Cindfsnsti, April Is, 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-23
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE

10y order of the " ayne Probate Court, the under
ID signed will offer public sale,
Saturday, the Goth day of April next,
upon premises, following described piece of proper
~ to-wit: The south No ninetyone, (9l)
par the CITY Richmond laid off by G. W Starr
subject reduction of off the end OF SAID lot
five wide Alley. The will be LIBERAL and
IN ale known the day sale. On the above property
good two-stofy Dwelling House, neatly finished
in modern II six and all The appen
dages comfortable residence There is also the
premises good Stable. House. and other build
The location is pleasant and desirable
70 residence.
Ce-The above property is offered for sale at ali times
before the said day OF SALE and viii be disposed OF Oh lar
terms JOB BORTON. Administrator.
OF the Estate of J. S. Borion, decd.
March 23d, le45. 13ts
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Kukala no ka Makai Nui.

sLPE lOhc ma mca q pau, no ka mea,
ma ka %palapala xii waiwai i haawiia
mai ia'u e ka mea Hanohano Ike Kiaai-
ma Oahu e hoomau ana j ka hoomalu
ana, a'u i hanaia no ka palapala xii
i hanaia i ka wa i aeia mamua a ma
OpOpo ka ale o Lada ma ia haOIe kalepa
Oahu ka poe Lunawaiwai a Ike aupnni,
imua o ka ahahOOkolokoIo Oahu, a ma
VA %palapala la ia pau ma ~hOolimalima a
me ma pnka a me ma loaa o kekahi
alma hama kO ma Koloa i Ike Kukalaia
e ka'u luna, no ka makahiki hookahi,
mai ka la 6 o Dekemaba i hala aku nei
a hiki i ka la 9 o Dekemaba aku nei.
A no ka mea, aole i lava ua mau no.
olimalima me ma puka anne ma loaa no
ka makahiki hookahi G kaa al i ia olelo
xii ale la;
Nolaila G kuai no wau ma Ike kukala
ana, i ka mea koho nui, i ma mahahiki
i koe a me ka noho ana ma ka alma
hama kO ma Koloa, i kupono i VA Lada
ma la, a me ma kuleana i OlelOia no
lakon, mahope o ka mahakiki i kuaiia
ma ua palapaia hoomalu waiWai la e ole
lola maluna ; koe nae ma palapala hoo
malu ale no ua waiwai hama ko la, a
kOe no hoi ma uku hoolimalima e uku
al j Ike Aupuni.
E kuai, ma VA wahi la, i ka la noa
% o Aperila 1915, hora 10 O kakahiaka.
r. BOYD, Makai Nui.
Honolulu, 25 Maraki, lS45.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05

| shall proceed therefore to sell at
public vendue, to the highest bidder,
all the residuary LeasehOld and term
of years ON the said koloa Sugar Es-
tate which the said Ladd & Co. still
have or pretend to have therein, after
the end of the year for which the same
was sold on execution as aforesaid
subject to any mortgages on the said
premises, and subject to the rents yearly
accruing thereon to Government.
Sale to take place on the premises OH
MONDAY 2Sth April, lS45, at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj. r. BOYD, High Sheriff.
Honolulu, March IS, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
New Goods.

NUST received, per "Nepaul,'' "Bull,'' and
81 Hannah" and for sale, on liberal terms, by
Patty & co. -
5 bales English Long Cloths-supcr article; 6
bales do. blue Cottons-3S inch; 4 bales do. brown
Cottons-yery fine; 2 cases China blue Cottons;
3 cases English blue Drills; l case English Prints;
IL case fancy cold Sarsnets; ! case blk Sinchews;
l case blk silk Hdkfs.; 10 ps. soft" VIII. Muslin
80 inch, very fine; so ps. narrow black Ribbons;
S%uperine white Flannel; 40 doz. mems Half Hose;
and strap, metal and bone Buttons; $50 lbs. Linen
Thread; 40 doz. hand-saw Files, Locks, Butts, &c.
Silver Ware; table Furniture, sc. Also, for sale
1000 lbs. brown Sugar, good quality; 400 gals.
Molasses; Sperm Oil; Cider Vinegar; 1000 #. pine
Boards; Preserved Meats and Vegetables, in cans;
8 prs. splendid silver plated Candlesticks-with ex-
ira shades.
Honolulu, March ~, 1915. If
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
SheriH's Notice.


sr"Public Notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of a writ of VENDITIoNI
ExpoNAs issued to me by His ExcelIency
the Governor of Oahu, in continuation
of an original levy heretofore made by
me upon an execution founded upon a
Judgment heretofore rendered in the
Court of Oahu in favor of the HAWAIIAN
TREASURY BOARD against LADD & Coz,
Of Honolulu, merchants, and upon
which execution, the rents, issues and
profits of a certain SUGAR ESTATE at
KolOa on the Island of Kauai were sold
by my Deputy for one year from the
9th day of December last until the 9th
day of December ensuing.
And whereas the said rents, issues
and profits for one year, SO sold as
aforesaid were not sufficient to pay up
and satisfy the said Execution II:
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
e. A l.

fNIT,nAf II undersigned having taken the premises
.lI.lW formerly known as the "Warren Hotcl,''
begs to assure the public that he has spared no ex-
pense in fitting up the same for the comfort and
convenience of residents and visitors, and solicits a
share of the public patronage.
BILLIARD ROOM and newly fitted BOWLING
ALLEYS attached to the premises.
The services of superior Chinese Cooks and
MATTERS have been secured.
Residents may have their meals sent to their
homes, or picnic parties provided for at the shortest
notice.
BREAD and PASTRY made at the establish
ment, constantly on hand, and will be supplied in
any required quantity. HUNGWA.
Aug "a. If
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
the Debtors of William French and
Francs John GreenWay.

sDsAll persons indebted, anterior to
the 4th of'September 1914, either to
WILLIAM French or to FRANCIS JOHN
GREENwAY separately from or jointly
with leach other, or jointly with any
other person, are notified to make i'm.
mediate payment to the undersigned.
for the benefit of the creditors of said
French and Of said Greenway, as other
wise measures will be taken at law for
the recovery of any such outstanding
dues. JOHN RECORD,
Collecting .Agent for Estate Of French g. Greenway
Honolulu, March 90, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
New Goods...per Montreal"

New GOOds...per I" Montreal"
FOR ALE, ON REASONABLE TERMS, by E. & II.
GRIMES, the following Goods-viz: -
EDEh BOXES GLASS, SxlO and lOxl2; so doz.
~VS pocket Knives, assorted; 100 do. Sheath
do. do; Chisels, Carpenters Rules, assorted;
Nails, 40 M. Tacks, assorted; IL cases Brogans,
assorted; Knives and Forks, assorted; AZ pit-Saws,
7 feet each; "a Muskets; 80 Riding Saddles; 10
doz. Globe Lanterns; 20 reams Wrapping Paper;
20 doz. Hints Axes; 80 doz. Axe Handles; so NJ.
Needles; 6 cases blue Drills; 6 cases blue Sheet
ings; | case Fancy Articles; l case Bed-Ticking;
1 bbls. Dried Apples, If Mich 20
Polynesian., 1845-04-05

'NSlotO u va IloOIdlIuld
ka olclO Helu elima O keia Ahahookolo-
kolo no ia waiwai la a lobe hoi ko Ike
40 mel, ma ma olelo ekolu i aopop
nlil la / ma mea mana ka ale O ua mau
mea la / haawi mai al kcia hama, a ua
lohela kela no ma malama como, mai ka
la II o Sepatemaba i hala aku mel. A
no ka inca ia maOpOpO ia'u iwaena O
ua mau malana la como ua hOike mai
ma mea a pau i ko lakou ale i manao al
lakon e ukuia nolokO o ua waiwai la,
hoOkahi male no mea i koe O ma mea i
manaoia he ale kO lakou, aole ola i
hOike mai.
No ka mea ua ikea ka nui O ma mea
ale, ua ae lakou ka hooponopono n
| ma ale / %hoopOnoia e ka Luna O keia
Observation-Disclosures, a o ka poe i hoOpaa-
paaia ko lakOu Ia ae lakou ka olelo 5
o keia Ahahookolokolo, a ua haawiia ka
hama i ka poe i kohoia, e hoopono al i
ka lakOn, a malaila e akaka al Ike koena
G uku aku al ia waiwai la ia lakou e
like me ka palapala hoakaka hoikeia
mai keia la; koe no cha mea i hama
ole mai.
No ka mea, ia maOpopO ia'u ma ale
OiaiO c uku al VA waiwai la, o ma ale j
aeia a o ma ale i hookolokoloia, hui he
a dala 1923 $40 95 a VA loaa mai a
hiki keia la i ma dala S24,7 1856 SO no.
loko mai o ua waiwai la, Ike waiho la j
mca e kaa al ma la i maopopo
Nolaila, Owau ka L~unakanawai hoo
ponopono kanawai Ike olelo aku nei au
ma keia palapala, VA lilo na'u ka otelo
a ka Luna ~Hooponopono waiwai o
keia AhahoOkolokolo, a e puunauweia
ma dala he Sl4,5S3 O4 i hoikeia mai e
ma Kahuwaiwai, e like me Ike ana o ma
ale, e like hoi me ka palapala hoakaka
a ka Luna i hoike mai, hoaiiOna A. A
e akuia ka hope 0 DAcRE & Brooks i
SlO,575 SO ma ka Waiwai maoli.
Ella hoi kekahi, e haawi hou ia aku i
como malama hou no ma mea kapaia
he ale ko lakou e like me ka palapala
hoailona B. a me C. e pill ana i ka oIelo
hOakaka a ka Luua H"ooponopono wal
wal, i manawa hou no lakou e hoopii
mai al ukuia ko lakou ale. A j ole lakou
e hama pela, a e haawi paha i ka poe e
kohoia aOle c helu hOuia ka uku hoo.
panee ma ko lakOu ale, mai keia la aku;
a ina. aole lakou e hoopii mai no ia mau
ale la iwaena O VA mau malama la alaila
lilo VA poe ale la j lei ole no ko lakou
hoowahawaha ana i ka oleIo a keia
A~hahookolo.
Ella hoi kekahi olelo, e mau no ka
hama a ma Kahuwaiwai o VA mau mca
la i haawi mai i keia hama, a G hama
koke me ka poho ole a me ka make
pono 0 ka waiwai, G kuai j kekahi O VA
waiwai la iloko o kO lakou lima, a e pau
loa paha, a lilo i dala maoli e kaa loa al
ma ale a pau, a man loa hoi, ma ka pau
ana o IA malamae ono, a e hoii hOiia Ike
kOena waiwai iloko o ka lima O ma mea
mana haawi mai, me ka hihia ole ma
VA la la.
Kouia ko'u lima ma ka Papn O Homo
lulu ! keia la 81 o Maraki, 1915.
Nj. KEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
| ma mea ale mai ka waiwai 0 WIN. FRENCH a
me FRANCIS OH GREENWAY.

ED"O ma mca a pau ua ale lakou,
mamua aku o ka la 4 O S~cpatemaba
1914, ia VIM. French, a ia FRANCIs john
GREENwAy, pakahi a hula, a hula
paha me kekahi mea e ae; e lohe la
kou, o ko IakOu pono e uku koke mai
lakou i ka mea VA kakauia ka inoa ma
lalo nei, j loaa mai al Ike dala G pono al
ka poe ale aku al o VA French me
Greenway, no ka mea, i ole e ukuia
mai alaila hoopiia Iakon ma Ike kanawai
e koi al ka uku ana mai o ma ale a pau.
JOHN RECORD,
Luna hooponopono ale no ka waivai
French q Greenway
Honolulu, 20 Maraki, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
iLi"NOtice to subscribers. fl!

Il Notice to Subscribers.a6
VHNHOSE who intend disseminating their subscrip-
H. tons to the Polynesian for volume 2, COM
mencing May oath proxilno, will oblige us by signi-
flying their intention previous to that date. TO save
trouble to both parties, those not heard from on or
before the issuing the last No. of the present vol,
will be considered as subscribers for the ensuing
year, and their papers forwarded as usual.
POlvnesian Office, March 20. Nv
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
HALSTEAD e. HOYT,
CARPENIERS anu C.4BLNET-.M.AKERS
LAHAINA, a

LAHAINA, MAUI.
VNHE above firm carry on CARPENTRY and
Il CABINET-MAYING, in all their various
branches, at the town OF Lahaina. Having enioyed
a fair share of public patronage for the past, they
solicit the same for the future; and assure their
patrons, that no exertions shall be wanting on their
part, to give complete satisfaction.
They also execute CARVING in wood, in all it's
various branches, and in tho neatcst style.
Lahaina, Maui. Dee. II. If
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Storage to be e

VuNHE RECEIVERS of the Estate of William
IL French and +. j. Grccnway, offer to let GER
tain Rooms, Sheds, and Yard room, in the premises
lately owned by J. Dudoit, Esq, now owned by
said Estate. IF Dec. IA.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Notice.

nOCTOR C. F. WINSLOw, from the United
IL States, having established himselfa permanent
resident at Lahaina, MAUI, } offers his services to
those persons who visit that port, in need of Mcdi-
cal or Surgical attendance.
Lahaina, Maui, Nov. 30, 1914. GIN
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
G.. W. WIN G. f. r,
HOUSE C.ARPE.NTER E. JOINER.

AS on hand, for salc-2OOO feet clear No. I
He A.. pine l IA Plank 5000 feet do. do. ] inch;
30 pairs of Blinds do; 30 pannelled Doors do; IL Door
Frames do; 30 Window do. do.
gE"BuILDiSG and JoBBISG on reasonable terms, at the
shortest notice.
Honolulu, November g, ls44. II
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Ma ka HOopOnOponO Kanawai.
IiELU 10.

HELU TO.
No ka waiwai o WILLIAM RENCH a me
FRANCIS JOHN GREENWAY kue ko laua
mea ale aku al.
tpNo ka maopopo ia'u, i ka Luna
kanawai h%ooponoponO kanawai, i ka.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
House and Sign Painting.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the
IL citizens of Honolulu, that he has established
himself in this town, and will be happy to attend to
their calls in his profession. BY punctuality, and
strict attention to business, he hopes to merit and
receive a share of the public patronage.
iDFN. Bills shop is in the immediate vicinity
of John VOss's cabinet-making establishment.
J. H. WINKEL.
Honolulu, March l, 1916. IF
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Sailed Beef,

Z BBLS. superior Hawaii Salt Beef; 1000
CIV lbs. Tallow; 600 lbs. Suet; for sale by tho
Receivers of the Estates of French & Greenway.
Honolulu, Nov. 30, 1874. If
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
~COmpOSitOrs Wanted.

GOOD COMPOSlTORS can find constant en-
" ployment at this office. ;CFDExtra pay al
lowed for night work. F8
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
f.. ". LORING & CO.,
SHIP CH.A.NDLERY y, HARD WARE, &c.,
VALPARAISO.

TT N. B.-Agency and Commission Business at
tended TO, and Money advanced TO Whale Ships
for Drafts on the United States or England, on tho
mos, favorable terms. Dec. %.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
MONT BLANC.

Sergeant Talfourd is dcIighlng the Old
World with his lively description of European
scenery. His new work, "Vacation Rambles, v
is all the CO. Among other things attempted in
these rambles, (Which extend over '4l-2-3,l he
essayed TO reach the top of Mont Blanc He
failed. But the elfort---so full of peril, and
therefore SO full of incident is described with
vivid touch and close reality. He reached with
in three hundred feet of the summit He look
ed up and yeaned 10 be on the highest peak,
but increasing weakness on his part, and the ex-
hauston of his party, compelled him 10 return.
He feels proud, says the Examiner, good-natu-
redly, that he got so far--proud "that he got
nearer heaven than any lawyer ever got before,
or, we suspect, will ever get again; and may
boast that he is the first Queens sergeant who
ever stood within three hundred feet of the top
most height of Mont Blanc" We select from
this description a nights bivouac in the upper
region:
"When the first rage Of hunger was appeased
- but before the tables were eaten or removed
(Which will not be for some time )-the guides
suggested the cApedieucy Of arranging our
dresses at once for the night and for the ascent,
by putting on tho warm clothing suitable to
both, and which, being once done, would enable
us 10 start as soon as we should be awakened
for ihe upward march. Asmooth ledge in the
next rock served us in turn for dressing-room,
in which my huge stockings we're, by some mag
ic, drawn on; and the massive shoes which had
been dried in the sun, resumed; and CATERS but
toned over the trousers in strange fashion--n all
which very arduous accomplishments was as.
sisted by julien, which u delicate dexterily
which would have done honor to French valet
and mingled kindness, respect, and command
like those blended in the manner of an old fami-
y servant TO pettcd young master. should
have thought the shoes, we'll saturated with
snow, once removed, could never have been put
on over the tremendous stockings; but even this
last miracle of the toilet was happily accomplish.
ed; and ! was pronounced ready 10 lie down fOl