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in magnitude rapidly as approached Just as H. sp-
psreniy passed the limits Of the town. IL burst into
ments with awful explosion. and seen no more.
Its whole passage did not occupy half minute. Many
persons who saw this unusual sight acknowledged
themselves frightened One gentleman who was at his
window at the me declares that il knocked him back
wards like electric shock, and created sensation
which had not then "A or hours after) left him.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 81, l945.


No dec laration of yet by Mexico and none likely
10 be by land or water unless am more mistaken than
ever was in my life In military point of view, wo
ara as still here now windlcd May morning. with not
nartice of that bellixercnt effervesence left which
General Gaines so unaccountably eugendered In pre-
cedinr letter expressed the belief that the Mexican
Government appease the party, until after their
election might make warlike demonstration on their
frontiers great extent as their meagre resources
would permit but am OF directly opposite opn
ion and don't believe word Of it. Notwithstanding It
seems to me be the imperative duty of our Govern
ment to send to Gen Taylor large body of regular
troops not disturbing the militia, if all the reports Oh
Mexican forces Mexican determination, and Mexican
CAPITAL rrised by loan, were as true as hoy wiz.
As the health of this city always source o,
at this Of the yearto persons bays friends and
relatives mprudon poor enough to re nam an uruso
its attacks few words about our h i, TIRES or fur
hay wy w., Vu &c have had most cooous showers at short
intervals and the most refreshing oieeAes at
, hava hid defiance to the most sturdy branches OF
mouu t. 10 s,nrjv trees in the way Of not bowing. At
n; ,oment the thermometer is ranging at - exactly,
and we would not fig II 1t was twenty degrees
a;uhr a There is perfect epidemic of health aud doc
tors. gigs are rarely in the streets as charity In
word, are decidedly at tins writing the ltaiy 81
become vulgar with that they are not even admit
ted in the lowest price pothouses and one would Just
as nfict upon himself the task OF reading one Oh
Willis's recent letters as political article .,,-
The morals of our people are so nnexcepaonnnle
that principal Recorder Joshua BALDWIN, nss ieI.
his chair OF Office and is roaming for augnt snow
the contrary among the most picturesque NJ
can nd en- route in slow stages from inc sas ol Nas
ara, homo. He is good man and gooo omceI, anu
richly deserves the relaxation Besides, he Is one OF
those who think that apart from our city the
N,, Yoyk Herald contains much as he wants TO know
M ,vhat a olor;ous rain is falling from the hea
veos AND how nvigoratng the air it has stirred into
action - rp.u uua.,. - hrnJr.ds
s hd;ngs now in progress Of erection has been 10
ta,iv snsnended for the want OF lime, and what lt'e
ON sale Is being readily sold at - 90 per eask shoS'
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4tOYAl o. YmPIC THEATRE,
NO OY'R r. A.

I,Hs establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical
Perform thr beginning of September, under The
Of the subscriber no Will receive proposals or
engagements om idde aud gentlemen ~ acknowcde talent
The opening c he sad Theatre for few evenings will be
e celebrated Sguora Rosna Pco and Sgnor De Begn aud
the evenings will be nterpeIsed with Vaude-
Vile Dancing Orchestral 0y the orchestra being com
posed this Of IL Professors and the principal nstru
sss I'm @ rrc - VT. MAZZOUHT. ID. NJ.
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Weekly Report or Deaths.

42 Men; ST Women; rs Boys &C Grs-Total 221.
Aneum, ApopIexy, Bleeding, 2; Bleeding from sto
mach Casualties, Cholera ntantum, 81; Consumption,
80 Coayusions Group, Debility Delirium tremen
4 D,arrh@a s. Dropsy Drosy IN the head O. Dropsy in
sure Fever, Fever bilious q Fever remitsen Fever
scarlet q Fever typhus, Heart disease Of 3; Hopping
Cough 81 Inflammation, q Inflammation of bladder, In
OF brain, 4 Inflammation OF bowels lnfamma
ton Inflammation of stomach, Inflammation
throat 8; inflammation Of liver i Maasmus, 10; Palsy q
Suicide, l; Teehing, i Tetanus i Tumor l. Unknown. s.
Age-One under 63 TO a. o3 l8, oto 10
10 to 30 49, 30 81; 40 30 so to co. GO
to 10, 8; 10 to 30. Z; 30 to 80, Q; unknown
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors office. Sept g. l845.
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uarter this year, has been as follows

Ofthese exports 81 ,235 965 shipped in American
vessels and 1862 in foreign vessels The shipments in
foreign vessels sls5,6 to tho Hanse Towns to
British Guiana S99l0 to British West Indies, $780, 993
Spanish West Indies s4,Os5 to British North Amer
IA aSI
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Died.

On Monday morning, Mr. JAMES II. TmEsroS, in the
35th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends and those of his brothers
Thomas and VIM. Nj. Tileston respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the house of his brother VIM
NJ Teston No "a Amity street. this afternoon at halt
past a o'clock
On the 9Th instant, Of consumption, CHARLES r. son OF
chabod r. and the late Mary Cushman, aged seventeen
months.
On Sunday morning 7th instant, of dropsy, Mr. Henry
COCHRAN in the cad year Of his age.
On the sth instant of dropsy, PATRcK EAMEs aged 33
years.
His friends and relatives invited to attend his func.
ral this day TuesdayO at O'Clock from his late resi-
dence corner Of Jay and Concord streets Brooklyn
On the 9th instant at his residence in Roxbury f. s.
DUaivAoE ESQ., long and extensively known in this
community accomplished and successful instructor
French and drawing For years past too he had
been employ in the Office Of the secretary of the
monwealth He was gentleman OF great and varied
attainme nts highly cultivated manners, industry, and
perseverance.-Boson Post
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The Genuine Galvanlc Rings and Magnetic
FludWe remind and citizens that the only
place in New York obtain these celebrated articles at Dr.
CRISTlE's Office, 1874 Fulton street. Sun Building.
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TO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE
KEEDEDG

kR A FIRST RATE Establishpent. now doing good
:H and profitable business 1.-THE being iow) to
be disposed Of on reasonable for cash. IL Is stu-
ed IA the heart OF the business part of the city and has
extensive connection only with country merchants but
with persons constantly arvins from European ports
The only OF the Proprietor wishing dispose OF his
business engagemrn winch requires hs IN Eng
land Address W. T. thiI ofice with real and sd-
dress -' ST
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New stock Exchange
Married..

On the 9Th instant by the Rev. Hugh II. Blair, Mr..
JOHN WHITE to Miss MARY HENDERSON. both Of this
ritv
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FARM FOR SALE ON THE iUDSON RIVER.
5sH The beautiful Farm and Residence of subscriber
S me and quarter miles south of the village Of Poush
Ihs farm contains one hundred and three Of first
aud Ia high state OF cultivation, with number Of
graed lu trees OF the best kind including Peach Or
hard Of 300 trees planted three $50 OF whch
duced ifD u The all selected from the
nursery Of Messrs Downing Co.. Newbursh, and
all in perfect condition.
The House built with gallery front stories
high, with c and dining aud kitchen attached IN ne
folding doors.
The Barn and Carge House the best in the county
with stables ip horses and cattle the basement
eelent well OF water under that cattle aud horses
exposed in cold weather.
There al attached first Stercoray the collection
and seryaiion built Of brick and with brick
cistern and pump.
On the premises is comfortable Lodge Farmers
sd.nce convenient distance from the Mansion House
gehe with three good wells of water house. milk soom
md fine lsk e containing fish.
The above premises beautifully situated lawn Of
eight acres, commanding fine view of Hudson River,
Poughk eepe Catsk Mountains and the country for many
miles adj scent
of the purchase money bond and
mortgage, at per cent.
Any further informa ion can be had by applying
NATHAN COLEMAN, on The premises,
COLEMAN STETSON. Asor HOUSE
al 1,Sic mo N.,xy Xnr
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THE DOUBLE-BODIED PIG

THIS Is, without exceron Of the most exaor
binary feaks cf nature that has been Witnessed In
fact there ecoc Of lis parallel There no humbug IN
this is living healthy ANIMAL months old
til four hi oder each well formed and active
by bers Of scientific surgeons aud
ist surpass thing of the they
the time there is nothing its appearance to of
fend tn. incest sgnsitiyeness.
Now exhibiting Park Row, two doors east Of the Park
DIM 81 3s m
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-.9-.-7
NATIONAL HOTEL,

NATIONAL HOTEL,
Washington City ID. q.
THE PROPRIETOR of this fne Hotel, formerly known
Gadsbys, but generally cal ed Coleman Hotel de-
return his iha ks his friends aud the ayellin po
Of he cmmnnifl generally, for 'hc avors which ey
hav. bestowed hin IA opened is establishments
nd them that he will to render his
house worthy Of the patronage OF winch he has already re-
ceiv ed 30 llbetal r share. IL
The house having been, during the summer thoroughly
painted and rett-d first rate order for the ecspo
travellers residents: and the respectfully so
Of past favors the part visitors TO
Washington resid n during the session o Congress oe-
lug confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings
po,ite waters 5 s COLEMAN.
Washington City September Isi5 SIS 3md&Wislgb
TO LAWYERS
A YOUNG ATTORNEY, who is practically experienced,
Aewshes to form business connec ION with lawyer IN
good standing whose practice suc emily extensive TO re-
assistance The advertiser is fsyorably known 70 the
profession in this city Address A. H. at this office 50 lwrh
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al the ohce OF the
- New York and Harlem Railroad Company, IN the village
Of White Plains Wcstchster county ua the .Vth day on
ember for the grading and bridging OF about
miles of id Railroad extending from the present term Al
White Plains point the north line OF Westchester
county. .
ueers will in attendance render all requisite informal
Contractors known to the Company Engineer will be
produce testimonials OF their capacity ability and
experience; aud the best security will be required
rpe work be commenced Immediately after
are closed vigorously prosecuted and by the sday
Of MavnexI BY order Of the Extension Committee.
ssIs1orro ALLAN CAMrhELL ChiH AgeL
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AN1EHUDIB UG.

g, CHEAPEsT BoCTs AND sHOEsin the city:--T.
IL. MARTIN has established a aud fashionable Boot
Eand shoe Store No. Fulton street, between Church
~ and Greenwi ich sts where he would be happy
mouate those who parone hin Boots order of
the best materials s' boots footed 50 3o shoes So Also
made TO order after the patent lea
ther boots alters, pumps aud fancy coored slippers
N The greatest taken ensure a handsome and
easy tit draft Of the foot aen made and kept
pressly FOR each
of all kinds neatly executed at shoesi notice
Terms cash. s2eod2wsrh
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,

ITO LET-The above establishment, together with the
Baths, Saloons Kefectory, &C. until May next or for
shorter period if desired For information regards
&C. apply the premises Letters in all from distance
be paid and directed Opera House, Chambers At
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A BOAT RACE
I'LL off at the Elysian Fields Hoboken Sept %,
w prize OF Fifty Dollars will be given for a
Of four Dared Race Boats to exceed 81 feet ong
Five Dolrs the winning boat 70 receive her entrance
given the second hest boat also prize Of twenty-five dol
lars will be given for of pair of scu boats
exceed % feet long, dollars and fifty the
winning boat receive her money with the prize
aud all other be the second best
boat All boats wishing enter for the above races, will
please notice before Sept Is postv ~ boats
will be allowed to enter after that time.
SIS 6tis r. MCCARTHY.
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GEOLOGICAL LECTURE AND GREAT SEA
SERPENT.
nR KOCH. the German Naturalist, will deliver tins
- ming Sept 9th the Apollo Saloon, 40 Broadway
O'Clock his second Lecture the Sd 4th and h days OF the
Creation, with Of the facts bearing the
evidence of the harmony existing between the solemn truths OF
Sacred History winch nndenabe facts will be by e
ology The Doctor giaso any question in relation
the H drarchos ear Sea Serpent exhibiting IN the
Saloon.
Admittance IS cents-Chdren l2ls cents 50 lt-rc
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ARCHERY.
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS -BOOTS AN

:. f.. JOHNSON tlate Wilson Johnson) has Ia
von hand in lie Chstham street. directly
pposite the theatre one OF the best assored cks OF
Boots and Shoes that can be had in the city Gents Kip
pgd and sewed from The Eastern manufactories Ladies
greater variety of Chdrens Shoes than other in this
cty; Genemens hue Caters twenty different kinds. Gents
Buckskin Shoes, Sposmen's Fishermens, and Seamens
Boots.
Store open till 10 o'clock ia the evening giving country
chants opportunity of examining the goods their leisure
% lnkr
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STEAMER OREGON.
a4f1C1 1I THE Steamer, OREGON, will be
G@s1Fzz2' open for the reception Of visitors tomorrow,
M and o'clock E. NJ z, her mocrngs, Pier No; North
lea,eior Boston Newport and Pr ydence Wednesday At
and Providence 81 Retaining the Oregon will leave Prov
val Of the o'clock train from Boston. 50 tire
rEUfLES LINE Or STEAMBOATS, kUh ALbaNt
a&xeev1 IN DAILY-Suudays Excspted-Through p-
sar.SxxuSs rect at o'clock r. M from the Pier between
yHs-&5@& Courtla Idt and Liberty streets.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain X. q. Cruttepdea Ill
leave Monday "Wednesday and Friday Evenings O'Clock
Steamboat kNlCKERBOCKER, CAPTAIN A Houghton,
e'clock
,5oelock NJ landing intermediate pisces from the
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. w. Brainsrd,
will leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday A
moons at o'clock
O'Clock
Passengers taking eithe the above Lines will in Ac
in ample for the Morning Train Of Car. FOR the
The Boats and substantial furnished with cad
esnt state and for speed and accommodations
svalled on the Hudson.
Freight taken at moderate rates
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats ofk Line
without written order from the Captains Agents
For passage freight apply hoard the boats T. G.
Schultz NJ the ofhce on the wharf. s8r
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DANCING AGA ENVY.

"A LEONARD SrprEr. West Side of Broadway.
M LIE. PAULINE DESJARDlNS has the honor Of in.
vI forming the public she will open her class the 18th Of
September Nile r. D.sjardns will give instruction in all
the different branches of dancing. At her Academy will be
taught all the and fashionable Dances
in Paris Among them the new Qssdrille Of Polka Gallo.
Fancy Dances the Poaccs Mazuka Cachucha Craeoyienne
Boarding Schools Private may be given private and
other classes will be formed by number OF holars aud VIII
be attended 10 NJ anv time. SO lmrrc
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ending July is with comparison Of the value of the
exports Of the corresponding period in ls43 and 1874

Total value, 1875 Sli50 327
Total value, 1874 1899 1856
Total value, 1918 -. 260 0g3
die quarter ending July !, si3 ....... l359OO2
Total value exports, Foreign aud Domestic merchan-
die quarter ending July l, 1874 ;...... li05652
Toai value exports, Foreign and Domestic merchar-
disc, quarter ending July /, 1915 ......... li71 2l9
The distribution of the for the
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OWEN ROGERS-Whereas, the relatives Of this person,
~ (who Of the Parish Of Cooeyn in the County of Sligo
aud who left Ireland IS 3S years ago) have been
nation to his relationships acquaint him that he
obt intelligence of his sister addressing letter to NJ C.
At the New York Herald Office n "
Southern papers please copy. aul9 lmsrc
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New YoRK STATE GAsALs-ToLLs RrcEwEp.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
ST. DUN stan's Well.

|, i remarkable that during The middle
ages, when profund homage was paid y
women, as 10 things divine, life clossI
secluded from their society was deemedM
surest road TO heaven. The eucharist WS
considered too holy 10 be touched By e
male fingers, and they were required
put white linen glove upon The ham
when they received il. The emperor Hoh'
orious banished Jovinian because he man.
tanned that man who lived with VIE
might be saved, provided he obeyed Nc
laws of picty and virtue; and Edward W.
Confessor was sainied for dying unma',
ried. Celibacy was expressly enJo'as'
upon the clergy, and both priests and o.
cons were degraded from office Tor d'sc't'
dience 10 this sdict. In France II vases,
ried TO such an extent, that the barons ~
power TO make slaves Of any chlldrens
the married clergy. ST. Dunstans saT
nous for his adherence Of women, ins'c
duced celibacy of clergy into England, 40
with the consent Of king Edgar, exhodsa
the married priests to put away ns'|
wives, under the penalty Of being degrf
ed from Office, and deprived Of their "
ings. From the ungallant character q =
Dunstan arose q, snperstitisus lcuptoo, :
which some traces remain in Great bf'pi
even 10 the present day. 1T wss dee
that if a bridal couple drank from s.. ~
STAINS well, on the day Of their mars
the first one who tasted the Weller -
govern the other for life. A bridy5
who was very desirous TO have The aal
ity in his own hands, repaired 70 ne ~
as soon as bis wedding day dawned;
after the marriage ceremony ives es1,s
boasted 10 his bride that he had drank 49,
water sooner than she could pcssioiy "a
done. 'Ah, my friend, replied %: = y
ing, "you have not circumvented
mans wit; for ! brought some o. !ns
Ter from the well, in vial, the ps""
1ore. "--hrs. ( hill. as6slirr til,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29
FRO" TIC Chicago Joaraei, Nor. IA.
Lake Disaster.

On Saturday during the heavy b,.,.
from 'he northwest, the schr. WiDJb,r !.
making onr harecr, gut south Of the =, n;. !"
and BY letting 60 our aich.y, W.. .nsh p's'
after much ertior, To make our -
The Maj. Oliryr, loaded with whss, =.
Hour, in the endeavor, having vrOuna.S
fell 70 leeward, where sh. soon s,rucL NJ
filled; the sea washing off the deck lo,d
and lntcIles. a share OF the -four VIDA
which she was partially loaded, cam. !.
shore and was saved il, damaged cons
ton. She was freighted a, 81. Jsseuh xah
30. 0 bushels wheat aud 6 0 bbls. aou,
for Hayward & Co, oil Buffalo. Beth ,,.'
sel and cargo We learn, were insured
The intrepidily and bold daring Of II,
sailor character were ap,ly illustrated i
the rescue Of the remaining portion q Il,
crew OF the Oliver, Cher boat, which ma
been cent ashore with another portion hu.
ing tapsized in the surf, y while in ,b,,,
perilous situation, with the sea maxim,
such continual breach over the ,e,,.I
that they were forced 10 repair %. lie rio.
| ging iuT safety.
| Capt. Miclael Smith, formerly Of Ii,
Polk" recently wrecked near Michigan
CITY, with = stout volunteer crew, consist.
| ing oi James Brown, mate Of the brig .Beei.
Ba'ton,' john Sears, OF the brig aColum-
hia," John Eccles of the wing and Wing
and William Armstrong Of tie Frontier
each every inch a sailor, puslisd Of, Re.
gartliess Of their own safety, in the tAnb.
ling sea, with the boat Of the billiard, d
save their fellow seamen in distress, and
nobly too on the occasion, did stout hear,
! prompt brawny arms do duty. Capt. RI.
LEY, Of the Oliver, to whom much praix
is due for the GOODNESS which character.
lied his conduct IN the emergeacy, w
the last 10 leave the wreck. The ba
bounded over breakers u fearful heish,
and a. she returned half filled with water
70 tie harbpr. with her .ycntnrescme crew
and their rescued comrades Of the deep
prolonged and hearty cheers welcomed hen
The Oliver lies this morning completely
under water, and will be got afoat, il i
all, with much difficulty.
Returned 70 Pot.--The brig Old Eel.
low, Capt. Turner, after having apai-
enced Tremendous gale which swspcf
her boat, tirewood, &c., with some triflg
damage to her sails and rigging, returxl
to port yesterday. The i'd Fellow ND
reached point opposite the Twin Rivers
when her commander thought it adyi.abs
10 put back.
In the height Of the gale Capt. Turua
lay TO for "a hours, and his noble er.1
worked 10 charm, during it, continuance
Capt. T. just looked ! to milwaukee but
found twas "no 60" and accordingly made
for this port, his vessel under easy SAIL
The Brig Clarion is aground al the en-.
trance Of the barber with lighters along.
side. She will probably be gotten ID u
the course Of the day. .eGN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

SAxAairAs Soc1rrr.-By reference to
our advertising columns it will be perceiv-
ed, that the day i approaching f.r the an.
nnal meeting Of the Samaritan Society,"
public charity instituted By the ladies 81
THIS city forths express benefi. Of the poor.
Since the formation ofahis institution hun.
dreds have been relieved, the sick have
been assisted gsserously, and the prayers
Ofths ecor are resting daily on the heads
Of the members. There is no sectarian-
ism in The little circle, but IN are visited.
confortsd and s.sidsd for. Such sO,i-
ETY. deserves the support # 81, and has
hitherto been greedy s;ds1ly he citizens.
We hops he nSsisg II the Methodis
church win ~ .lisssly atended.s ale
who Pivssh 70 The pss. ls,desh T. III
Lord"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-29

By spAesengsr ma 0Alesst~t 80
day Iast, We have the rumsr, vh;a
in circalationin Galeaa whea /. ~ -
the Fcsndwing " j sslt on La, NY =
Of The Mammoth &.amer Empire go
Walker, and the loss Of eusy soul ., ~
She was on her way from Chica,o,a p's
falo, and was probably lost in the .,i. a'. !.
the 9th, which it will be seen frcss y. q
accounts in another column, w.s-., ,O,n'
enced pretty SEVERELY at Chicaoo. m, ~
Empire was one Of the largest waier.o, .ae
that ever foated on the Western ~. ..s'a
and was finished and fitted out in , .." '
ponding style ofmagnifcence. Cant w.,
ker was an able and experienced ,., ~
and justly popular with the trav.lljns a,a
lic-but It seems the size Of The boa, !, nv "
skill Of her commander, could not s,y. !. ~
an inevitable destiny. We have No NV. .oa
ulars-the next mail will probahlr -'. I.
particulars, if the rumor is well n,E n
The loss Of life must have been ;,, s@
The empire was popular boat. nv ".'
alwrys crowded with passengers.
Quincy Wig, Non. IA.