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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
THE PARTING,


IVY part on this green iset love,
Tbou,tor the Eastern main
for the setting sun. love
o. when TO meet again
NV heart is sad FOR thee love.
For lone thy way will be;
And Oft thy tears will fall. love.
For thy children and for me.
The music oil thy daughters voice
Thou 1t miss for many year,
And the merry shout of thine elder boyst
Thou Ii list in vain 10 hear.
When we knelt 10 see our Henry die
And heard his last faint moan.
Each wiped the tear from others eye
Now each must weep alone.
NV tears fall fast for thee. love,
How can say are*ell
Rn, ro Inv God be with thee, love,
Thy hearts deep grief to quell.
Yet nv spiri; clinEs to thine, love,
THY soul remains with me.
And off we ii hold communion sweet
Der the dark and distant sea.
And who can paint our mutual JOY,
When. all our wanderngs Ger
We bo;h shall clasp our infants three.t
At home. on Burmahs shore.
But higher still shall our rsPtures glow.
On yon celestial plain,
When the loved and the parted here below
Shall meet. nee to part again.
Then grid thine arTnor on. love,
Nor faint thou by the way.
Til the Boodh shall fall and Burmah's sons
Shall own Messiah's sway.
+. Abby Ann. Aionirhm and EInsihan. Henry
harles and Edward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
A FREETRADER IN FIX Southerner, the
correspondent of the Richmond Wing, in letter

correspondent OF the hlchmond w h'S' Ii ie''ef
from Lowell, relates the following incidents
singular coincidence took place here in which bore
part It's little too good to lose On my arrival here
found gentleman from South Carolina. who had made
the place visit 10 see the factories soon made myself
known TO him. and he myself and friend from Virginia
made visi, Of tue Mills. he was deadly op,
posed 10 the Manufacturing Sysem-went Free-Trade il
hollow We had talk after talk until | got him pretty
well round At this of the went into Ger.
tain mill where he behed very beautiful girl He had
no laid his eyes her than he began TO think that
the Tariff and factories bad after all and be.
fore the night closed he strai:-out Tariff nig and
heels over head in love He is engaged TO the young
lady and will be married in few days and when left
him he was firing OFT sa.ltes with couple OF Pistols near
the Mills in honor Of the occasion. He Is going to take
his betrothed Europe and when ne comes back intends
to 20 into Manufacturing 1t is the greatest adventure
was ever engaged in my life. This IS the third Lowell
female operative who is married to wealthy young men
of South Carolina Four of them married to native
Georaians There fifteen or twenty in other
Southern States in the fix are these ichae Sares
What say your calumnators, Over two hundred young
ladies who operatives in these factories and VINO
here earned the money 10 educate themselves are now
instructors OF youth and fce in the highest emaie Sc
pariaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

OLE BULL, DE MAYER, TempIeton' SeM Nsss.
h.. occurred al lhe Concerts Of Ole Bull De MeJeI'
nen al any of the Oraorius. or al any CROWDED IeG
& nc mater how great the rush) by one OF Brown
Co.'S Cane Chairs Thess articles Little larger u.An
lie ordinary cane and be Immediately opened u -,
chair They will be found invaluable accom-
those who are obliged TO be laI- al concerts or
seInbies az the possessor ?ace thetn In any e'
position Fer sale wholesale aud retalI oy 80 r,,,.
| n22 JOHN J. BROWN co. IL FulIon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

- Gurney's Premium Dugucrrian GALLERY
1853 Broadway. York-Pctnres taken AZ this estao-
iishm.n nre not encsed In this country, so say his hume
rous patrons The pubic respectfully Invited TO cs and
i,5 ys IN, tra,,,eiyn. o3 SIn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

" To Business Men Edward a. Edgerion Attor-
rev at Lsw present "a % Nasss-s corner of John
sh1u, 10 visit AMI travel through States of Michigan
Ohio ndi4ns and Illinois 10 remain during the Winter aud
spring and viii promptly snd isithuly steod sny
ns. i those States entrusted 20 his for moderate
eompeusstlon Refers 20 Ceavelnd, Titus Hilton Esurs
Edwards & Man. Esqrs Emerson Priehsrd, Esq'a New
- w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

"a GnAHAM's MAoAzlsr for December has TWO
beautiful engravings- Battle OF Eu'aw Springs and
: The Love Token'-beside Fashion plate wnicn
presents better face than such things generally DO
Fanny Forester Judge Conrad. Mrs osgood Long
fellow, Hosmer and Cist are among the contributors
We copy the gem Of The number;
THE CIRCULATION OF ORION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

s,- "a. wheeler, Atorns1 n and Counselor al
~ cSmplissianer Of Deeds, ~ vii siteed IL .hs
Psaua Room Of TarrIarrJ Ball Il slI kou-s OF IRE taJ
and sysualg. 'SA "
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AGENTS FOR THE

.e- Chemical BaIsam, Hair Inyigora o1d Il,
A remedy for diseases Incidental TO tne hsii an -
r.oraiy. In eli cases where badness Is not oeyono ne
reach OF art Prepared solely By a., p,ood,rav
D. c.. Aver Phsisa 10 BrosdsL Columbus, ia NE R3r
corner of Tenth aud Chestnut ats Inchrny
e9fRes y. Albany; G. B. Brewer No. Us Euon
Brooklyn; Ms FLETCHER MsreoS W, u csiirsan Ho-
Lpussy ~ GnT-on Anderson Newport, T. Ii G. Ouro,ce'
SryPaltz Landing, Ulster Go A a w. S''o'ee' lug
g's u.s. 9ssrt,i75 Divsion-Ht, opposite Ludlow n T..
Coddiugton Apothecary No 5'S hua.oase COT ".
V !. E,yeraris FHnco ST re. No lIS Grann-el
4 b. Sands Go. g7S Broadway; Or. Carroll GO. NO D
Mpray-st
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From the New Hampshire Statesman.
SanctiIied COnjugal and Maternal Low

Mr. EDITOR Many Of your rSadcrs may be aware
that Rev Mr.. JupsoN. Baptist Missionary in SIAM ar
rived in this country few weeks ago He Is one oil tfe
oldest American Missionaries in the field, having
lnbored there nearly hirtyve ycars His wife became
yery feeble and on account OF her health, they sailed
from Brrmsh for this country last April. with three oil
their children leaving three o'hers behind IN tue care
of the Mission Family the youngest only three and
half months old When the Isle of France, Mrs
Judsons health appeared much improved that il was
decided her husband should return to BrFnah and leave
her to complete her voyage with her three children to
This country The lines below were written by Mrs.
udson ON board the ship that time addressed to her
husband Subsequently she grew worse, and died at
G, Helena where she WINS buried: and Mr.. Judson came
20 America with the children, different course and
under very different circumstances from those anci-
pated in the lines. & ~
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re- Boston Subscripuons TO the New ON r
Tribune received by authorized Agents, REDpLNo 70
Staesiree Terms-lO cent? per week or Two cen" ior
Single Copies -, ,. -, e.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning for cents or %
All new and cheap publications FOR sale az ioW issued
hy Bo,,ou PuhlsharI Thi-rs' Gsnoson jo' "oa1
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INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, Shoes,

INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, Shoes Cloves yes. 1 Heso'
Cloth Toys Life Preseryers Cushions Az about
kncs OF India Rubber Shoes, that we ouei On
ost favorable dealers who are invited 10 70 bout
he,r .tock $40 prs Mems l. K Boots Win auu 49,
i fuet o,s Os ORA Women's do Shoes, lined fios
dence patent Overhoes Mem: and WomeS ~ COZ nr. In
essn, Sheet rubber Oyershoea, hexbIe s9ies
,a R,,hh-rs sorro OF which entitled 70 aeDeTla
por,sd huooei' 'o'-' C. SMITH SON. 10 John ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

L1FE 1NSURANO6.
The New England Mutual Lhe ias s,anu, i;
Company, of Boston, have established an hseel u.
the City OF Ne~-York tor the purpose Oh ieee's ff~
lions for Life Insurance, 6c.
,,.,,,,nn p,.trItpS ROBERT HOOPER,
MILAN w, :, , ipt6.s, CHARLES 2. CURTIS.
co ~ SE IN SyETI PETER WAINWRIGHT,
p "a n.t vIiu ri D.: 60 ' WILLIAM W. STONE,
GEORGE H. KUHN, 1900 5,ffr ~. y La
JAMES READ, Ola 6lIi nSr p..,ao,,
JONATHAN ANoRY, Secretary. -,
JoHs &. CBEEsN.N. NJ ID. Consuming surgson' 40
6roadw ay New. York. ,. n..,;
JInEs W B. GREEsHow, M- " CONSUMING rhJsiciAn'
AS Broad way, Ne~-fotk p>,,o,
Th Co upany has been in successful operation In Boston
for the lest eighteen months and oners advantages
r.rs equal 10 any uther Company.
All Information 10 terms &c VIII be iurnlsne
al eodu Qztpl snsctor and Agent, SO w au-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

MANITOBA situation as hOUse-AerIef, By ~ AIIeii-
w Woman who has had experience the besles',
give Ihe best of references She oe a. No
no ROosevrtt-.L L27Sl~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

DOAhD on BroJklyn Hights-rwo grnIelnsn VIII
ID meet with handsome Accommodate al No. Willow
81 Brooklyn within two minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry.
nos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

NkJASTkD-A situation by respectable rfoIss!aai
w Grl and seamstrrss or chamber maid acc
Would have no objection TO usvel. Goot
-h-r-pc from her las, pxce. Apply ii Marion -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

IA ANrED-bs u especzbl- young American +" eIaAn
w ,usron in u small private family as ciHAtaoefua!i
Best o; city refer Dc gwen Please
ply Nj RS S,i-sy.Gue NJ 81
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AMgRlcAN Asr.u NIeN, Ne,

AMERICAN ARr.USIoN Nc~-York, Nov y, 1919
~ Notice hereby given that meeting OF me Diem
bars of he American Arnior will be held al their room,
No S22 Broadway. for the appointment q Nominating
Committee To recommend Candidates for The otces OF me
Association Monday the fs, day OF December ne4' a.
half past four O'Clock p. NJ. precisely.
MS g. ANDREW WARNER, Recording Secretary
II Mercantile Library AssociatiOn:-.Ciinto
Hall Tuesday Evening 25.h November l5i5.-Mlt GEo.
VANDENHOFFS First Lecture for the season viii take
place on The evening, with POLITICAL RrApiSGs
tSp REGULATIONS illustrative of ELocuTlosARY EXPIRES
SION To commence at past o'clock.
Single Tickets 80 cent-Ticket admitting Gentleman
md iyyo Ladies' o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

5zUAhD.Two single gentlemen eau pc dccouhvua 1eu
Id win private family llhose who require Only
breakfast and preerredj At lii cDousn corner VI
Amy Fulton Ferry stages every i've or ten minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

w inv. washing and Ironing BY Young Wousn with
good Ciiy reference. Apply al 81 Centre BACK oAement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
aiaarainn ann anlels.

DOARDING-To let TO u gentleman a.d his wife, or
two or lres singh, pentIenien p.rlJr with pantry at
lsced References exchanged. Apply al No. 20 nie-s
ISL l,ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

nice, spectabi- Young aian si.ua.
w ton Us porter drive nor.e, understands
.iher ana good recommendations Please address j.
NJ al 3 CanA-sL NJ! j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

Augus. Goth, ls45. -, ,., =, ,,s,, ,,vs,,,or
with the results
rr See similar certificates from Johnson, Geer Cox,
rnv and F. c. Salisbury John D. Dale Lsnslngburgh and
Cook Eogle Brooklyn, IN Tue Tribune ofNovenOer 24Ih
ms 2swtfTulFr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

GIVE YOIJR DULLARS-3,VV0 doz- hrs! premium
- Suspendars .rs..., rhh.,,
lo.Oco pelrs mems, women's and ehid,ens kaopeta
1850 do mems strapped 0vershoes, leather solss
1000 do do Metallic do
iOO0 do ladies' Metallic Buskins
500 do do do slippers and Sandals
$50 DO do Sandals. leather coles ,bs
All of which warranted To DO equal 10 me
oTId and 10 retain their color under any = IL.
tor .sje' eheap al the warehouse OF Tho New"A "
dia Rubber Factory IS Aafiii%caiSsoN nUNYoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

YlT.STED-A situation as chanberuaid and waiter or
w as nurse and plain sewer, OF ehdre By
Young Woman win good eily reference. Apply Al IS
Chxrltor.s. In the rear. nj n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

MANITOBA situation by irspecIAo!e YOU. NO.
w cook and iron or DO chainoe' wOfN Inc
hest OF city reference can oe given Please Apply Al s'
I,pIh. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

on I.ilIk DULi.AHs.-A retired ineIenN01 81 und.
LU,UOV4le age and great experience is tcsnei % re,
com,auce active businefs, ard would invest ~ or ava
dollars capital In already e-tah.ishsi or "oad
form new house suitable partles either Ia Con.s-
sion Mercantile Manufacturing bus ness Auutes. L:
= s. AT lhe office OF The Tnbuue slsung the nature y;
~, I,,.,r...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

a ANTED-In q lawyers Utiee a 81 ir.ua ~ 10 IA
w wears OF age To who Is active aa4 can ysfits
fair hand, pensAton viii be paid AGdress
-. Law yern this olce, IN aPplicants own Asnd M q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

ANIANrED-As u pat4er p.ea.a1t- ec"'-e! re'vet-
w table sDd prosperous business an ausio-7 ao ',
sent man who furnish sSUI capital Ad!ress u b.
appointing an early interview, through the Posi- Otace
lt.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

Asj Tor mist TAX, oct Van =. - caps
w cites be Temperance Int. Otace ?S Broad
way between Grand and broome free 10 employ Gle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

MANITOBA SITUATION by 4 respecLa1!e Young Wo
w man, who willing 10 make herself generally useful
for her employer Not very long from the Old Country
Good city reference given Cs .. 81 beekman ct t.d
story In tbs rrsr-Mrs. Sullivan. ri ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

AtANTED-Sy healthy respectable Yo1ug WOn.o,a
w situaiioa TO do kitchen woik genera hou,esorS
has objection 10 go short distances In, country Tns
best of reference from hsr last pncs P-ase call nj
Third .avruue. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

UBIN,s EXTRACTS, for the 1 h,sans Grange de-
~ Jess p ~ Csrlone Hesrope, Bouaust dc e-
torug, c, der Dancs Rose, Pacbousy &c ol sac oy
DAVID SANDS co. a Essl 6ro@.~ e5 80
GOLD ANDsILyER shell ,: Ios sna ssye,
20. i,,si received assortment OF gou an1 sato
.es and gold silver In cups for psnnng N gon mo
seas' a. gold and oliver writing tucs .or wriunS IN
siiysr w. FOR sale al the stationery store OF
guIc at'c s4's JANSEN / BELL. I5s NaAsa1st
nIOons.-2oo Tons best Charcoal Blooms, JUST 70
III LIVED on consignment, and for sale oy
~ s''' KEaEYS. BREESE & SAMPSON,
,~h street.
SsTIKEA AND BRAZIERS' kOD?.-SO c9ls Wire
w Rods; 40 bund.s Braziers' Rod pes, qasY. fot
ENGRAVEh.
Holm s. HORTON Hb,oricsl and Writing Engrsref'
y No 81 Ea.spust W.
IUsEPH TUCkERaiANs 60 West-st offers ior
j s.elo0 tons Port henry Pig iror 6endea do
do 50 tons Bulls Bridge DO dol 100 tens Soft No Penn
do; 10 S. brand Norwegian Bar lron a tons l. n
do do 100 tous Swedes Bar Iron, extra qunliy; eso'
American Rolled and Sheea lron. ia w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

AATANTED-Ate few active Young Meu " 20 souiL or
w West Agents for Tic sale OF new AMI popu.
lar und above their expenses "iil
no us,rsd to them wriuug, with opportunity vi clear
ing SlV0 per year. Some now IN oar employ villa 90
doubt make $1,000 per year Clear oi an eApenee Zach
man win have his dislrcI IL will necessary Tor them 10
nave al least from SIS go obtain good hlung oaL
Apply at FRENCH'S Publishing Hall, IS bruaiway, up
sthirs All letters must he posi- paid. M lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

DOARDING-Tw9 or three gentleman can be ACCOM-
with pleasant and good board al mode
rsia ahargs by applYnR 65 Annst near Gold 81 ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

4 RkSPkCTABLE Young Woman, wants siIuH
"A good laiy, do chamber worR aid assist N
washing aid iGonng, plain sewing or whiting Iav oest
given tro The at place .! r-id.hee Apply 81
BruoAlyu. n@I s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

ANTINai rsces, al tas bowery sUa Assoriiiient
,s ~ '''' S->''-' N' c. MASON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

Ell JUST FINISH ED-E.egun siioH Me AL Hats
H Hal. al q equal 10 halls commonly sold by others al al
aso eI.gant mutation Moles.in Hats AT 81 81 and q a.
GEO. p. II. BROWN, Practical Halter,
at. 40 Canr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

49, NO THE FUBLIC.-Tho proprietor u shaAe-
lie p.9re Hotel aynils himself Of this opportunity 10 sdy
4A thai his Ball Room Ia open tor the Inspection o
those wishing give balls and concerts through Io snson
ana would also state that his now complete Tor o
accommodation permanent bOnrders hrougLlh1 Wb'eLh
moderate rates. hoping public will call and examine tor
themselves. M. ,. TdhEohEh, rfopie,o.
New-York Oct 2sih, lS45. o2a Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
By HENRY ". LoNGFELLow.

SAW. CO in dream sublime,
The balance in the hand Of Time.
Der East and West its beam impended
And day, with all It's hours oflight,
Was slowly sinking out OF sight,
While opposite, the scale Of night
Silently with the stars assembled.
Like the astrologer of cid,
In that bright vision beheld
Greater and deeper mysteries.
saw, with lis celestial keys,
It's chords of air. its frets of fire,
The Samian's great lEolian Tyre
Rising through all its seven-fold bars
From earth unto the fixed stars.
And through the dewy atmosphere,
Not only could see bat hear
Its wondrous and harmonious strings,
In sweet vibration. sphere by sphere,
From dams circle light and near,
Onward 10 vaster and wider rings,
Where chanting through his beard Of SHOWS
Majestic, mournful Saturn goes,
And down the sunless realms OF space
Reverberatcs the thunder Of his bass.
Beneath the sky s triumphal arch
This music sounded like march,
And, with its chorus, seemed 10 be
Prcuding some great tragedy.
Sirius was rising in the East
And slow ascending one by ono
The kindling consultations shone.
Begirt with many blazing star
Stood the great giant Alsebar,
Orion, Hunter OF the beast
His sword hung cleaning by his side,
And on his arm the lions hide
Scattered across the midnight air
The golden radiance Of its hair.
Then pallid rose the moon and faint.
Yet beautiful as some fair saint
Serencly moving on her way,
In hours of trial and dismay.
As if she heard the voice OF God.
Unframed, with naked feet she trod
Upon the hot and burning stars
AS on the glowing Goals and bars,
That were 10 Drove her strength and try
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w ANfEp-A .iasIun by Protestant l oaHs " onisu
70 taAe care OF Children, ebamoeFusid ana 70 co
"asning and iroing, do general homework IN small
apply Is Bowery. M q.
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NIAsONS WANTkU--A lew bdcA-isyuls ea.. mud
lYl employment by calling the subscribers, " Vi lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

xyOUNG HYSON-2ee bali ,e chess Is. S o
CHiTf.AN SOUCHONG--loo q'' ''
PE&oE FLOW a EOS chest, and 10 bali 90. ,ro,
Aiso very full mod Qualities for sale wi1!esa-s
enbrscins extra, ans C 1tssaSTON TEA COMPANfI
or retail Us, fSr..-nUTch and ~ Ch-u.N --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
aitnatiorts. 81 Wants0.

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Polynesian., 1845-05-10

The following has been furnished us by Capt.
DYKE, of ship Canton, through NJ. CALKIN Esq,
U. s. Vice Commercial Agent, at Lahaina.
con the eth Of March, the sloop "Jane,"
belonging to Tahiti, arrived in the harbor
OF Papeste, and reported the death Of Mr..
James Forbes, Of the Schooner "WilI-
Watch" and of two of his 1t
appears that Mr.. Forbes, in company with
MIR. Russell and three seamcn, endeavored
to land at Sir Charles Saunders Island, the
surf prevented them, when a native went
OFT and undertook to shew them a passage;
but unfortunately in this second attempt the
boat got swamped, Mr.. Forbes, Mr.. Russell,
and one OF the seamen, were cast violently
ashore - Mr.. Forbes having been struck
senseless, and two of the unfortunate men
were swallowed in the surf and seen no
more. Mr.. Forbes, Mr.. Russell, and the
surviving seaman, were conveyed by a
whalc-boat, on board the schooner two
Intellectual attempts were made to bleed Mr..
Forbes; medicine was also administered
without effect. On reaching Huahine, Mr..
Forbes was carried ashore on n mattress.
where It appears he gradually sunk, as the
"Jane" reports having seen the funeral
procession of the unfortunate gentleman;
but a fair wind having sprung up, she came
away without any advices from the shore,
confirming the report"
Polynesian., 1845-05-10

American brig Elizabeth, Capt. King,
of Salem, with arms and ammunition for the
Fiijecs, was at Tahiti last Of March. Two
French soldiers were kept constantly on
board, to prevent her landing arms, and the
French steamer was to see her clear of the
Islands.