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The Electric Light.

| is evldt nj that the art OF ltte, IN some
OF lie greatest branches, is but begnnlng 10
develope rs, Il, Through The columns OF
tie Dundee Courier, Mr. b. Lindsay has
preferred his clam 10 priority OF scovery
aud enuuclallun IN the matter oil electric
hpht, and in q separate private letter he
appesls to our own testimony. The p'ac.
tcsbiIiiy Of maklrg electro light serve
the purposes of illumination occurred to
him IN The progress Of some experiments
on magnetism as q motive power, IN 1857.
and in 1885 he publicly exhibited light.
He can produce i, IN an underwriting
stream; It shines without combustion It
can be maintained equally without air IN
sealed ve.s /, or in the open air It is mex.
by wind or water; single
lisb. nigh, illuminate the main street Oh
Dundee the factory might be brilliantly
lighted, wiihou, danger OF fire ; and hnally,
the expense would be small--much less
than that Of gas.
Grea, promises these but the perform
ance has gone so far towards tuh'men', that
we may expect to realize all. Wesee thai
NJ. LIE Mott modesIly, and perhaps politely,
a bsts,us from claiming for his hight any
applicability TO purposes OF ,llum'oa''rs
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so.

streets or ludpes; by which he avoids
he rival hostility Of gss companies. But
sc remember that, many years ago, IN hIs
remote Scottish tesIttRre, Mr.. Lindsay
Produced btiIIIaB, ilum'uaiion from mi.
ute points Of light; ard We have recently
'een sunshine filing large saloon. OF MD
'gh', IRON slender apex of hight in Mr..
States apparatus. Sunshine, VIC cay the
ASPECT OF the light, as GU turned your back
on he apparatus and locked upon the OBJ
l-cls whlch il ba'hed 10 spIendor, was pre-.
clsely that Of suush ne on watery day.
|, was very different from the rcd glare Of
The gps-how pure tina, 10, ked by contrast
when We were used to oil lamps !-or from
the harsh whl'c glare Of the oSbyGrogen
light; 1t was true sunshine, warm in its
TINT, end fetching cut the warmth Of color
in every tiec,. Cod wls the night, dark
and dismal cut Of doors (; hui in that saloon
vas knot Of men, rsurd a green baize
/ table, producing sunshine at pleasure =
Who shall say where We are 10 stop =
+ Has no, sage all eady produced bottled
atmosphere, for RESPIRATION 10 closed pIacesl
|. not Col. Red booking into the storm
and asccr,alniup ia Law Have not spec.
ulaiors dreamed o. a'fest'ng the rain cloud
and making i, ylr'd up l's sroi's when rain
vas wanted Poetry aid practice are
meeting WHEN they unite, AT Will rule the
social CO de, ntd beauty will sarc'lfy utility.
london Spectator.
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How TO bear ElI-Maturcd Criti.
CisNl.

The main comfoI, under irjlrlous com.
men's oil any kind, aud by any authors,
is to lock a, them fairly, accep. them as an
evil, and calculate The extent Of the mis-
chef. These injurious comments seldom
biacken all creation for YOU. A humor.
Gus lrlend of NJ ne, who suffered some time
ano nader severe article IN the FIST news
paper 10 the wotlG, .His the tia, il was
very painful sensation for the frs, day, and
tina, lie thou. Il, alt eyes were upon him
he beng e. retlred, quiet, fasldlous per.
son; but, going into his nursery and hod,
ng his chjdt,n were the same 10 han a S
usual, and hen waking out with his dogs
ard Observing that they irolicked about him
as they were won't to do, he began to dis
cover that there was happily public very
neaf aud dear TO him. 10 which even the ar
tIcies Of the T mes ecu d make an impress
SION, The text day my poor friend, who,
by the wav, vas firmly convinced that he
VAS right IN the malles IN controversy, had
brcom quite Himself again. Indeed, be
snapped his fineefs at The leading articles,
aud SAID he Wished people would wife
more Of them against hm.- Friends IN
Council.
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Es CIV u u.

Never indulge 10 ievery. !, 10 destruc
tive alike TO he phi, steal aud the moral man,
and The n o. al! that IS truly deligh!!u,
in thought. 1t opens delus.s- cnlmeIa
Of u'op'on ilendos 'c ,ue mind, and dead.
ems i, to stern realty. Thus the physical
re requirements are left eelec,s and unsa,is.
fled. Who, that is but partially acquaint.
ed with the history of the world, or hes
poured over the productions Of numt er
Of ancient ard modern authors, can doubt
he truth Of this statement. Can any one
consult his Own experience, aud not testify
TO the force Of this Truth? Byron, Jorge,
fol Of bis nature, and the purposes for which
he was brought into existence, at one time
planted his imagination amid !iio realms OF
visionary felicity ; bu! That ives the mel.
anchUly sequel CT his cafeer-compele
20 quil the towering heights of fiction, aud
brought down by The power of nature to
the realities Of life, he expired, rejected by
those around him, aud unmourned save bs
the world Of romance, The medium through
which his name was immortal zed and cn
craven u on the roll Of reno~n.
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r OETR Y.


There is . dark and mighty sra.
Which restless rolls its tide.
And countless rivers silently
Into its bosom gliI~;
That sea is Trso-uPon lis shore,
All gloomy with the past
VIVA, wrecks Of ages. eveunore,
Liie's rivcr.sireans shall cast
There. siiserd in The sand, are strown
Tie prondes,.. works o. Art.
There. pyramid ard >phynH, o'euhrown.
Ofaus, and moll arc part;
There. Le.sar' s.cep embraced by kings,
And there. all silently
E-nsa,h ob,vlon'G sw fai wings.
Nations and races lie.
Oh /. dark AMI mi. h'y 10 that BOA,
Tie restless Sc, OF Time;
l,s waves into life's liver streams.
VIII. .solcmu q sic chime;
And phantom men aud nations tread
It's grim and 6 ocmy .hofs
The living to the land Of death
To welcome vermofc
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A Few days afiervard, the Doctor ind
charlotte we're sliilng together ia their la.
Re pafIor. The Winds we're howlrg NOUN
tully around the house, ard a cheerful FIRE
cracking on the hearth. She felt that she
vas surrounded With every conceivable
comfort. "ln the course Gf the ensuing
Spring" said Doctor Bell, 1--we will lay
he foundation Of new house, my dear
what do you say 10 II 7"
{" think. Doctor. the foundation has been
already lad," answered Charlotte, pressing
her hand upon her heart, aud smiling most
overwhelmingly on her delighted iu.band-
our house is good enough and nay !
never went a better one" The Doctors
fo~ers wfrs in fuH bloom, shedding Oh in.
isni freshness about his bear
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A POET IN A PIG Sly.

Whittier gave early Indications Of posli.
cal power. Several Of his juvenile poems
having fund their way into the newspa-
pers aud mag zines If the day, attracted
the attention ot some literary gentlemen,
who appreciated The merit Of ,he produc.
lions, aud resolved TO make their author a
visit a 10 offer their assls ance in iniroduc.
Jog the Quaker Poet to literary notorie.
~. Accordingly hey took conveyance
that soon set item down in the picturesque
town of Weare \. H. the residence Of
the young poet. With some difficulty
they found The dwelling of Waiter, rnd
were ushered into i"a best room Of the
house ~ Re mother, 10 whom they made
Town their desire 10 see her son. Al this
time, yourg Whittier was working away,
at the certainly rather unpoe,Ical business
Of cleaning out the pig sly. lie piled his
shovel with night good will, totally uncon.
scous Of the honor that awaited BIN
Judge Of his aston,hnent when Lizzy, his
sister, came running from the house, and
informed him lha, i, was full Of very great
people were waiting to see hi NJ What
shall do? cried the young poet in agony.
: Run, Lizzy, and ge, my boots, while !
wash me in the brook The boots were
brought, but the bare fee, Of " Whittier re-
fused 10 enter. Al length, after deal Of
juggling, one was drawn on, but, O hor.
Fofs the other would not 60 on, neither
would the first come Of A pretty. look.
ing spectacle shall make for their inspec.
tion, murmured Whittier, as with one
boot in his hand and the her on his foot,
he entered the house. But in short time
the hAtering words of his visitors made
him quite forget the avkwardness Of his
attire Madison Family Tsiter.
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Flaiiering offers to Cabs.

Advertisements inserted at Onn Dollar rcr
square, DC lines or less, this sired type for tho
first insertion. and IS cents for each continu-
ance. Court advertisements and Shcrin's Sales
charged 25 per cent. ligher; aud deduction
Of 33j per cent. will be made from the regular
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise.
ments inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
square for each time. Scmimonlhly IS cents
per square for each time.
9rPos'masters are auihorz d 10 act az agents.
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ONE OF THE PRINTERS.

There is good practical printer by the
name of james Evans, who lives al Bata.
via, Ohio, who educated himself at a dis.
lngulshed literary institution in n. Hamp.
shire, is a practical farmer, has taught
schools Of various grades in New England,
travelled through most of the States Of
the Uuion, taught = High School, in o.
ho, " Seminary" in Kentucky, an "a.
cademy" in Illinois, and one in Missouri;
who has been Superintendent Of Common
Schools, and Schools Examiner, President
Of College Of Teachers, and Of Liera.
ry Institution; who once offered prize Of
$50 for the best method Of teaching the
branches usually laugh, in High School,
and of S25 for those taught in Common
School who has acted in the capacity Of
Editor Of three different newspapers, and
more or less in The capacity of Constable,
Sheriff, County Treasurer, Recorder, Auc.
nonccr, Merchant wholesale Peddlar, and
Postmaster at three different places; who
is a practical Surveyor, Engineer, Map
maker; also, a regular member Of The Bar.
Notary Public, &C., &C.: and he works
al The printing business more or less near
ly every day. He is about 80 years Of
age, and in easy circumstances. His faith.
er died very poor, when he was young,
and his mother supported the family for
several years by hard labor. He has made
himself VIVA, he is.-Cincinndti Com.
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VOLUME XIX.l
r. j. uOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per snnum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL
LARS If not paid until the close Of the year.
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Can you tell u, when ,hs cars leaye
for Newark 7" As soon as the seats are
all taken" sa Jem, THAT will make the
cargo"
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Almigb',." Tie electric fluid sho, forth
IN l,vld tlime. and the deep thunder shock
the cath. The sohbng winds swept fnri.
ously through the ho~ lng woods, aud the
leaves da, kened The highs of heaven. Then
came calm, and biz drops Of rain. The
Doctor Piled the lash and before The storm
burst forth IN its fury, he arrived at The ln.
lie hu, TO which he had before called the
attention Of his wife. Here as they alight.
ed from the carnage 10 seek shelter the
rain fell
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Neatly all the suicides in this country
are by foreigners. Yankees rarely make
away with themselves-ior nearly every
one thinks he has chance Of becoming
President, and, at any rate. his curiosity
prompts hum to live on, just to see what he
will come to.
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TIE COY. ELECT OF TEXAS.

THE GOV. ELECT OF TEXAS.
We apprehend that the correspondent
of the Richmond Wing was misiniormed
in stating Mr.. Bell, the Governor elect
of Texas, to be Wing. We notice that.
in his address to his follow. citizens, pub.
lish, d previous to the election, he ayows
himself to belong to the Democratic party,
promising al the same time that he will
not he controlled by partisan feelings in
the State Govsrnment.--
Nat. Int.
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Wed .pesday 's,ho proper lime 10 marty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-07
MARK " as ELSE WHERE.


PHuADrIpiIrA Msrcn lsi9-ffrst Board $500 Pennsyl
yana o. 81 10 sehu! k savigaton SIS b ~ 1000 d. 4f
go - A. S Pr Wv mi e. 81 - e a,nS
Json ctp.i Is q dsett 50 Do 10 d., +; a;rchsa.s
90 do, PA 80 do 2; loo Union CAsal ba 100 BEADING
"a lroaa u 100 DO l7 im d., y s. d., ln1s ~ do is
Retw Boords $500 Feading 62s; 1850 Texas lp
2 ,Qe Girard Bank DO 2k no seadcg slilra 6y Sc;
sIrus 6 o.; 500 Psansyvana So 81 a0 d. 81 500
Re dns hord- 62s 400 oiLonnstt 81 93 6pssaes Grard
Compan ~ 100 Ches,pese AID Dlware Cara' 81 lO Cur I'D
~ o ad Bank b. r. loo sssis road r.
Bosro March Brokers' Board-ls share, Norwich and
no " 90 1s 90 conreo icut kiyrr Raro,d 9s1 do
rs.arp ssiIord s9 go ritehhnr1 Rail,oad 1921 Is do
I6s 9o Vermont MISS. 497< Yer.
most Central Railroad o6h do do 5S do Western Rslroad
sd Colony ad II; East Co.. Az; do do,
lzs d." do q 70 do d. IA 1900 Reading Railroad
Ms.nohrse asroS sonS ~ Seeosd Board aaroh si5
shares v,iuort cnual haae 56 do Do 561 80 eead.
jig Railroad lG 6venont and Massachusetts, Railroad 90 loo
Eatt toston Con,pani, a. ...
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHuADxLpHIA, t,arcb The flour market Is heavy,
and heiders anxious TO sell 500 barrels
common brsndsa sold at ~ s7a most factors ask
mere In corn meal, q sale OF $50 barrels fsnnsyl.
Rye -four cells ip small lois at So 10 50 1915 Wheat
dull. Corn IL without demand for shipment; 1000
bushels Southern sold for rets'ling at $40. weight
Osts-. LOCO bushels good Southern sold at Bio
pplapds sold At 7sie. Provisions without much
movement: 200 kegs larj sold st mo pork mess
nominal mt sllh prime si0h per barrel Sugar Ia
lootipg Moiases use barrels New Orleans sold
at 3oc $50 ssGs st. Domingo ooffse in prime lots
brought Co. on time Seeds, steady. Whiskey at 231s
m 2lc
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the FL Dorado of the Pacific, was got up under
the auspices of Mr.. Ewing, through his cores
vondence from Washington, after his arrival there
IN Decemher And If IS said that he impaired facts
ma respect to the quantity OF gold to be found, and
the ease OF obtaining II, made known 70 him CON.
had obtained them from their trends in the
employ OF the government; and that, while
Mr. Ewing urged the formation and the speedy de-
parlure of a kmled company, he enloined secresy
IN re- gard to the facts alluded TO. Hence the com
pany was made up In kind OF private manner Ia
fact, ut Is pretty much OF family concern
For, be sides son OF Mr.. Ewing, SIX others oi me
twenty are relations. And hnd II common talR
tages, through Mr.. Ewing member OF the IN
coming cabinet, which, he Is reported 10 nave as
sured his friends here he was certain OF obtaining
at the hands OF President Taylor.
Later advices from hun, however, am told,
render this s'expectancy" somewhat doubtful II
is now said that MIR. Schenck Is comPs'toi WIN
Ewing, for Ohie's place Ut any IN the Cdoiaet,
and that, though General Taylor nau nsu es'
teen for Mr. Ewing, yet, from settled plan OF or
Sanlze,on of the new administration, IN which
Mr. CLAY ~ understood to coincide, 1t he Is not the
originator, it will be Incompatible to give Mr.
Ewing cabinet appointment; and that SO soon as
III. IL I'm ~ ascerained, Mr.. Ewing will throw his
Influence IA favor OF Mr.. Vnton.
The eplan of organlzation' alluded to, is SAID to
be 10 the effect that the ''master-splrts'' of
the abortiye administration OF al, shall all
stand off" and take no part (apparently)
IN rc-oihng the wheels of government, but
leave this to be done by an entirely new set
OF public servants whose services can only be
uCged by the fruits OF the tuture aud after these
ge the government car in good trim, and the "bu
glne" well steamed, with faithful (party) :entine
every post requiring attention tor safe travelling
the old laborers are to be taken on board aad
carried along to the end of the Journey. That ID,
new men are TO be placed at the heads OF the de-
partmens at home, to take care OF and to manage
s'men, measures, and principles, and the Old pol'-
tical tnkers, now pat and parcel OF tae inc9nng
administration party, are TO be made ministers,
epvovs consus, and charges abroad, and Cover
nors, Judges &c, at home.
Such being The understanding here among the
friends of Mr. Ewing, who have his personal wei
fare and political advancement TOO much at heart
to remain indifferent the present state OF affairs
at Washington, where he row is, not to make II
and all they know in regard to 1t a common social
and public talk, they are all tree IN saying thai IT
he fai OF being taken into the cabinet he will next
seek the highest appointment over affairs IN Cali
fornla. WESTERN Scribe.
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MARITIME GENCn.
sort OF How Norh. March z, lS49.
CleafeN.


Iarss-GIhan AaIsted Saw Ir.ue HSussm WALKER do
sa How e. Gocfrey 20; Norumbeos Buoknsham Gal
,eston grower Go; Byron. Upsaur, New Orleans,
FEARING SsnS'ss BTs svs
BuAc,, Mobile sursss Cearu,n Co; Clinton, Andrews So
sc.rs-onre ctcut Elwood Baltimore J. Briggs Eli.
colt Coe do johnson Lowden Hoffman, fhiis
Rsshs chip YSsa'STS Dsysr Liverpool Fob 3d. with ndss
Westerly isd having On
s
N stns p av.s ,:ssss mss 70,
Livingston Lat III o. onF 49, passed several large fields Of
ship ac,bue 70. Bcsen aaes Canton days With mdss
Cary y, Co. Jan ISL 81 lon % vIs1aa
sulws,hs Of vessel painted green inside " M a
81 e s' nss 81 cs ssT T, a
from Tho boat No since which have had mcderac wads Il
vino from NE leaving n lon part Of the time
French ship Victor yacquemon Reme MarseillOs with mde,
Ship Bs,Iss Feb lst and aisras.r 3D. VITA
Ship scsad B,rss Liverpool Dec 30 with md,e tie
ys:te: ,s. +. weeks parallel. . . ios. y.
ta the distance in GAG steass 10 deaths Of
ship Areoe Proa Liverpool Jan 2oh with mdss and a, pas
to Williams Gaon o" ThTr1d'y .ss yas Close into
Friday Saturday drtsd to the south
yard t.oh pilot on board Friday Mornng Jan 49, Tusar
place Melton johns Ns They pns s%S
quickly standing chsnn that had only give
the tearnss the channel supposed 70 Be bound to Liverpool
chip Forrest Kpe. Rnnet Liverpool &c. Capo Clear
Feb 9Th. with md.e ond to Eiwell Tho
bad fine weather during the whole passage Feb q? 80 Ion
81 3d. EXCHANGED signals wi Br bark Bi,r Boronime;
East.
Aventsen Ieghorn days with rnds
TO Barclay livingston The has experienced very teavy
BARI I'm C.Iie Rayrcs New Orleans % days with mdse
S s Sy n''9 h te NJ ssy NE
barn with the ose h' uan,na she from Halifax.
ssoks to the Capt The Durhen and is for
fale
Italian brig Duocho Leopold Compodonico Genoa IS d,yswh
ndse. to order ''
Bic Mia Herrhev. Grp Matauzas 20 days bound to Bos
toh bss ced very heavy weather from tho NEpIto
Hook. $500 -' Nv ~"
British brig wandsrer. Davidson Halifax Ms dayA vh
mscste TO Croius Sid in with brig Emporium. aud
Brig EmToriu Golfer Halifax days with msekors, to w
ACoIs SID In Br brig Wsnderer Davi'son YORK
Steam propeller Ses Gull, Baltimore via Norfolk days
the FIR aku atdr "a fours, to Smith 4 Stanton.
British sctr Tyre Halifax, Ms Is days. with FISH, 70
order.
SIR Edward Everett foe Provncotown) CLARKE warsha
Scfr Serecs, Brown GIeeopcrt.
scfr Henry, Hubbard Creenport
schr ESIeditc, Racket, ORIENT
SchrChAres Henry, Ryer Grcenport
sefr Aim, da, Weld n, Greenport
schr bIuerva Robinson Greeuport.
sehr wsron sunnock. Newport
sctr MART Aoeine Jameson, Providence
sosr ~Ahineo, ri bridge New london.
0sl0Ws
ship Isabells Brirrs from Manila.
ALSO one lark, unknown. ..
ESE. -' 'A Wv
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Domestic HIlsceaianv

Eleven cows killed IL " days since on the rail-
road, near Weldon, ~ C., by locomotive.
The Ice Is still frm In the Susquehauua river An
experiment. was made to remove 1t ON Saturday, bat
failed.
The Pennsylvania Legislature on Monday passed
bills for the Of the Lebanon and Re
and Pittsburg and Steuben railroads. and to extend
the charter Of the Western Bank Of Philsdelphia.
Mo,es Darymple, aged go years. wa. frozen to death
in Fleming county, on Wednesday Of last week.
John Fsirless was recently murdered in Jackson,
Tenn. by James Lowell
The wife Of Martin Posey was murdered nesr Ham
burg, s. c., short time since, by . runaway slave.
The steamboat Andrew Fulton, was sunk st.
Louis, Mo-, on the 22d ult
The Union Millea at Calais Me were DESTROYED BY IRE
on Monday morning last. Loss, 81 900.
Twenty seven rattle snakes were recently killed In
one day nssr White river, Ark the smallest Of which
was over four feet long.
The Wilmington and Manchester railroad N e.
was ofened on the 22d ult.
w. l.. Atcheisop ID on trial In Cbayles oountv Nd
for the murder OF John Cabay Ksta uit IA in ori,sn
In the same county, for the murder John A. Deakns
John II. Wright committed suicide fsv dax. ,,,..
at Lower Fennsnsch, n. J by shooting himself
Catherine FORE ser aged 20 years came IN her asatb
on Saturday last, At Newport, X. H. by falling into
the fire.
Lowery McBsth recently mulcted Ia $4,000
damsaer, In Blunt county Tenn, in case Of breach
q marriage promse and reduction.
The candle factory Of Finn Barton and the ware
hcDse OF stickney Simniopsat Troy, N. were de-
srosed by Ore on Saturday night The loss Of the
mer va. SI0C CO.
The amount Of property destroyed by FIRE in Boston,
during the mel nth Of February, was S55,O00.
The steamer Cherokee left Savannah, Ca on the lat
inst for New YORK., with 70 passengers thirty barrels
~ tsrnty boxes OF eggs and thirty three boxes Of
Savannah shad
The difficulty between Judge McHenry and Mr. R,s.
'ssu. OF New Orleans, vas adusted on the 2lth nit
ana M n a'ssn~sysa uvea I've psy sst Of tns $500
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


The from gv;s further particulars
terday;-- "" w.
HoNraux PoISr March 81 boat shore on Monday
night the nth OF teb the south side the Iaa
ace three hundred yaios southwest OF
WIND strong nom y, with hoavy swell running. 1hs bat
rear smooth buiit with inch cedar ri nk painted
green outitc and In 10 feet keel with king b
- TIE serr AID stern post no cens pside feet beam
hstand two iooe tnwars with side stern and
cars new tniuk boot found sy ao fragmen
in the boat bud all 5rcw eli the attempt land Tho
body Of day, March let By an Indian
about miles Of this place side IL the Island
The Coroner Informed Of the fact aud order bc
taken to Fast ismpton TO hold au in pest.
hoped IRE above description OF the boat Published In your
IAIef Will lead to the dcnvr Of the the men yei
and pert from which they sailed ''' '''''
~ PATRICK GOULD.
-. Keeper OF tho Light House at Montauk Point
Utce writing the above nforuei Ave orbsr bodo.
nave been cut rear toe came and taken East
boat was ahded on ta Of lido which wAs nhont NJ
o'clooh IT nrht. Yours " "~' s"pu, IL
iom an evening paper following description Of n,
FAC HAapos March 6-rrrongh tho incu,ponoe os Nadia.
he rt coroner o. the dte. euabd 10 fur,Is, hc
~ the bedies found N'S may '0i'e 70 'ocbu-
March lst On the north shore Of Monauk sbout ,ss r
IN IRE poin wr ionna man Of dstk "a
az h,ckhr scar lef, beow the ain w. feat
70 be Portugm 70 by birth ' ''''''' '"'Pv'O
Mhen 1ENAf the came place abous " years OF arc
oaeh hurthe faure ~ in Indian nk ON bs
VIZ we letters the upyer Part ~ Tie cr,a3
y Asn' wit now sietses ~.