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AMUsEMENTU. A


BRoADwAY THEATREEE. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Dre.s Circle na Ssf.As q rise, at
Third Circles; 70 eents Gallery cents Private Boxes
e ss's I M s s
ees THas Gss aqs. IL s .rn & Mr.
e the Essn W,na ksyaeiis ssas
% ns% Nv rs ;hssyo0d Previous which, the farce
NIBLos eARDEN.7CIRoUE .FRANcAIs-GREAr
ss Gs5%ans and q Tho a'sm1ass
y other sy Tss IN sss
win remain but few days longer. Egasstran Dressor
Hiding Master w1.fsr Friday '"S s1snns, irs
cayals.ds Mile Ioyo will introduces the wonder,
'a H snsr Ih" Chief changed to the
. ssHs fsa%y ssasy
Ss'rf fhs
Loder; Camilla Emma Tsyior After which, the
ays fGa .sns. s Mss sSr n OF
Leach; Ffutter Mr. Dunn Astoroth. Mr.. Lyster Roland
10 conclude with the
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P T. BARNUM-
a., ff.sprstor and ManasssJohn Greenwood
a Il. rlsas % T. q S.
Gs III II sTse Ec5S sS
MY-Mrs Gramley Mrs. Yeomans ON Saturday aitsrnoon
f ' sh cs ss vs ae ia
lection, &c. all hours bet ween M ana
10 r NJ, every day except Sundays
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE 81 BowERY
Nile Louise Tournaire will appear superb
Equestrsnsm The following talent will also ap-
Sweet Rivers the best Tamber of his age in
The world Master Geo Derou in his Fest:
ssa rss:. 5ss;: s..s
formance to commence at half-past7.
HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
open every night. at No 4Jo Broadway afew doors
variety Of Ethiopian entertainments BY
one Of the most talented companies consisting Of twelve
quarter Tickets 25 cents Grand after
fss'pF1s
II NEBELs GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT (FoR THE
n produeton Of his descriptive work, the Battle Of
ncemency Weather will take place at Castle Gsrden
ued d. ns f E X. NJ S Of
State Militia will be present in full uniform.
DILGRIMs PRoGREss-wILL SOON CLOSE. AT
L Washington Hall. No. 59S Broadway, the panorama
R BuGysn yar.,s ffI public
which ha; received the enoGmiums Of the public
churches Of city viii close during coming sns
Open every evening at to commence at quarter before
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday sfter
Moons at o'clock when children viii be admitted half price,
poSITIvELY THE LAST WEEK. AT THE MINERVA
1 Rooms 4o6 Brosdwsy..NAGLE's Grand Panorama
beauty unryaedxith irish songs, Irish music and an
nesday Saturday afternoons at O'clock See handbis
Admittance % cents; children under H. half price.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
the day The view from the galleries q the sendi
Admission l21s cents.
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INDEPENDEST LINE.--THRoUGH TICKETS ny
this line for sale At this ONCE only The and splendid
steamship NORTH AMERICA will leave pier North river,
Monday, 1th April and will land her passengers at Cha
time take Of the steamers Of the nde
pendent Line at Panama lt May cheaper and quicker
Than any other line For freight passass, apply 70
BERToRD n co, yesey street, Astor House. N. Y
~ Blades, unaoeompAnied BY gentlemen, will be re
corted by him the Isthmus 20 Panama and placed
beard the steamers for San Francisco freght To San
Francisco, Is cents ID.
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK AT THE MINERy
SHIPPING.

NoTIcE.-PAssENGER PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC
~ for Liverpool will please be board at the foot Of
Canal street on Wednesday. April l6 at IL o'clock 4. ~
and send all luggage not wanted the board
sitivey Tuesday April 5 marked below with the
Der Of their berth.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoapANY.-FoR BRE-
" men, via Southampton. The United States Mail
Steamship WASHINGTON, Geo. w. Floyd Commander, will
sail for Bremen via Southampton Saturday, April 9th
from pier No North river at ~ o'clock An experen
surgeon is attached to the ship. All letters pass
through the Post office Specie delivered in Havre For
freight or passage, apply to
M6LLER, sASD RIERA. Agents. 50 Broadway.
u four o'clock T. M.-The superior steamship FLORIDA
Loo toms Lyon, master For freight passage apply
SAML. J.. MITCIIILL. igi Front street.
The Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, on Saturday, April ~.
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TINTED STATES MAIL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

hMliEp MI ~ STATS is MAIL M SIEAasHlr cVarAsf. .a,.
San Francisco. by the United States Mail steamers from
Panama, at reduced rstes.-Fare to New Orleans re-
iueed-On Friday, April H. at three, p. MThe spend
double-engins steamship GEORGIA. Seo tons burthen
%. ID. Porter u. s. N, commander, will sail precisely
throe o'clock T. NJ from her pier at the foot Of Warren
North river with the government mails direct
uavana and Chages Now Orleans Passengers transferred
4, layans TO the splendid steamship Falcon
Freight taken TO Chagcs At 10 foot Specie only
taken freight TO Havana No bils Of lsdng will bc
signed after the steamer has sailed For passago freight
49, o. ROBERTS.
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The Bosnian Provinces.

Accounts from the frontiers Of Bosnia in the Pied
montese Gazette Of the 18TH confirm the fact of
insurrection having broken out in the Kraina The
bers of the insurgents have been exactly acertainsd
but IT, Il certain they have formed three bodies of
winch Is advancing upon Livno the second upon Pcsa
VINE and the third upon Daika and Travuik 3lustapha
Pashh Meemendsi who had been sent by the Serasker
10 the kraina with 1000 men, has received orders -
march immediately to Travnik and similar orders
been forwarded to Arab Mehmet Pasha. The Serasksg
s marching IN person against Krsna At Banjaiuka the
Mahomctans have driven away all the Rajahs who sru
attached TO the existing government They absolutely
refuse to submit to the regulations; they will nol
ALLOW the Christians TO have equal rights with them
selves nor be checked in then arbitrary proceed
ings Advices from Bosnia Of .he 18th ut state thet
Mustarha Pasha Melemendsi has marched from Travnk
against the insurgents Of krano, attacked them 1t
Jaiza and pursued them after engagement Of TIVE
hours ORC hundred &c he insurgents killed and
forty captused In spite Of this defeat the nsurrectioG
IN the kraina continues with great vehemence Omsx
fasha with nine battaens, and ths yizier Of Bosnia
with all the tsoops at Sercyo masshing against ths
Insurgents
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

II ETTERs TO CALIFORNIA, by BERFoRD & CO.'S
~ EspresA special messenger will he sent the steam
llth inst with letters and ht
through San Francisco Postage 70 cents freight % San
Francisco, i5 cents BERFORD Co. castor House " r.
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CoR NEW ORLEANS DIREcT-To ARRIVE Sc

yerai days In advance OF the United States Mail Rates
of passage materially reduced The and splendid steam
ship UNION Captain Thomas Budd. will leave Pier No
North River Tuesday the 18th instant at three o'clock
r. The great speed Of this beautiful ship proved
her first Is sufficient guarantee to that
they will he landed several days In advance Of the United
States Mail. The Union has double side lever Marine
Engines which admitted by competent judges be
superior to heretofore built in this country aud her
Rooms and other accommodations for tho comfort
passengers unequsled uar tables will be furnished
with every luxury the market affords and passengers
rely upon their being attended by civil aud
rerenced stewads Those bound to New Orleans par
tculary requested to examine this ship making
other enys gements. For freight passage, apply
SPOFFORD, TILESTeS x co, - South street.
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Italy.

IMPORTANT FROM EEE PAPAI. sTATES.
Thd Pope and Cardinals have fallen depth u
despair (says this Rome correspondent Of the LOndNn
Times, under date ofthe lsts ult sIce the French
steame' Of yesterday distributed the fatal Of tbs
restoration Of the lsusse Cabinet | tod that the
Post fell Ike thuraerbolt tfs Vatican and that fur
long tine, the Holy Father and the Camnrilia rcftsod
to credit the bad nrvs II only when their own
dispatches arrived that they adurted the melancholy
truth, an& now unasae to make head against it, they
cok TO the rotcconsts to the Iriah members frSs
trade. to anTthing and everything Of aga.
throwing the country isto confusion and expeing the
whig cabinet Cardinal Wiseman and his advisers wfs
had lately rsgained the position they had
majority in favor Of briagng in the bill being made
known here haye again fallen into d;srcpute and ths
Vatican is more irratcd shan their indscretion,
even the supreme Pontin feels that tie Archbishop ~
Westminster Etd mscacuAtcd the force Of his adver-
sares and his Ince who looked upon ms inspired
because all his letters asserted that the Ministry
struck 10 the ground. Is regarded feeble man.
n;sled by his vanity. and who knew not how to
estimate the weight exteue Of public opinion home
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hoard the for San Francisco. frchts TO san
Francisco, - cents per ID.
NoTrcE.-TuE STEAMSHIP NORTH AMERIcAHAy-
N ns been unexpectedly delayed Al Charrss
voyage, will leave New York Monday. the llth nst in
viii ts in time 70 take the Independent .eameS a Psnsms
the Pacific.
CHAGREs AND SAN JUAN.-.Tug SCHOONER
" Maria CAPT Gresnea will sail for the above ports to-
viii please send he balance down ., fev NOR.
Gs' Rsa'H ;.NSf?S 81 South sI'
PAcIflc, MAIL sTEAMsuIP coMPANy.toNLY
Informed that under the arrangemen. Of ths Com
ps a nd The sp ~
Ss,s TaIsS and saH &C. %, G Nd ,s sA
ient and will touch At Acapulco San Diego snd Monterey
.S. sSsaf ' >. .ass %
ss slssy'in port a, each end Of,ss Tss,S;- ,,o.
PANAMA .llr7 tons. CARoLiNA...... eco toni,
tons. 60 sSn.
ss69RTHEEREiSER tons yNES9ST CO.. TOM, .Ss.
ATTJEborE NJ, bsr :.sn.sr cSIuxprA will py between San
y. .rri, p y. mail. ana Panama
s,eanier from San Frsncseo.
psn a ssn sSps
The wsii.haowr steamship SARAH SANDS, Of 800 ton,
surthen nov under charter 70 the ard gssna
q the above steamer. viii keep u. connection be-
The connection IN the Atlantic will be mali tanned by the
Sfas' man ssS ;. son! cREscrNTcrrY O tom.
OHIO 1900 tons. CHfROkEB. 1'sW tons.
EMPIRE CRY. 1000 tons. PHILADELPHIA. q 1ootons
Leaving New York for Chares the th and 2th Of each
month.
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON will
direct line between New Orleans and ChaEree eav
ing periods as will ensure little detsnon a. pos
sbe the lshmus, and forming with the Pacac steam
ships through line TO and from New Orleans and ports in
Mexico Calf onia and Oregon Passage from New Orleans
be secured from Armstrong LawrssOn Co. agents.
at that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York 10 San Fran
sise0 has been reduced from
500, in state rooms 70 ffn.
kgy, in lower cabin, to $50.
300 in rteerage, TO Sld5.
The New Chagrcs will be at the lowest
adopted BY any sea steamer between those ports
choice Of berths apply at the Office o the Company
sHH South street. and at their agency lT West St
I,oR SAN FRANCIsCo.-FIRsT Vessel DISPATCH
Il Lne.-New clipper ship 81. THOMAS, at pier North
aver take limited quantity o. LIGHT freight only and
fa In few days Accommodation for passengers In first
md second cabin r. b. SUTTON Co, - Wall street.
I,OR sAIE-A FIRST CLASS PASSAGE TICKET IN
tbe steamer Baltic for 10th April THIS ia favorable
for gentlemen going Athe Fair Inquire Of
SAMUEL AVlp, 2 West styeet,
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The British mail steamship Africa Capt Ryrie arrived
at this port at ~ O'Clock yesterday morning pas
sage OF eleven days twenty hours and thirty minutes
She left Liverpool Saturday the o9th ult at ten
o'clock in the morning
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DILGRIMS PR0GRESS.-WILL SOON CLOSE, AT
L Washington Hail. No 59S Broadway. the panorama
Of Bunyans Pilgrims Progress.-Ths public respect
fully informed that the exhibition Of this painting,
which has received tho universal enoomums of the public
and which has been visited by almost all schools
and churches Of city will close during the coming
Open every evening to commence quarter before
o'clock. Admission % cents. Descriptive catalogues l2
cents Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday after
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RURTON's THEATRE-CHAMBERs sTREET.-MIss
ilv hrra nal

benent At this popular house, Monday next April IT,
when will be performed the extremely popular comedy
attracting crowded honses, called LOVE IN MAZE with
the usual talented distribution of characters Miss W will
have the honor Of appearing for the first time dramatic
character Mrs Brown in tho farce Of KILL OR CURE.
Mr.. Brown. Mr. burton. Box book
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NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr-BoxEs.

N ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.-BOXES
70 cent?: PIT l2h CENTS Private Boxes, S5-Doors open
seven o'clock to commence at half past seven o'clock
rday evening April H. will be presented the celebrated
Grama taken from the celebrated entitled HARRY
BURNHAM-General Washington, Mr. G. w Taylor Harry
Snrnham. Mr. Watkins Ki Lane Mr. Brandon; Captain
asr Miss y messayer Sally Martin Mrs Drew The
THAT GI!TTERs is Nor GOLD-Stsphen Plum, Mr.
watkins; Martha Gibbs Mss T. Mesta -
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nNE MORE CONCERT THIS WEEK-THE HUTCH.
nson Family will sing again this evening at the Taber
nacle Admttance all of the tlemen
cents Ladies l2l cents only Choice songs old new
original and select. To commence at u to o'clock.
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u,OR sAIy-A FIRST CLASS PASSAGE TICKET IN
tbs steamer Baltic, for 10th April This ia favorable
opportunity Tor any geptlemen going hs Fair Inquire Of
SAMUEL AVlp, Y West street.
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RURTON'S CHAMBERS STREEr.-EvERY EVENING
- this week. tho best written and best played comedy
LOVE IN MAZE, with and peculiar scenery beaut
fully painted, and elegant Costumes The kno wn
eomc talent Of this company sustans the principal
Sers new farce Of original THE SCHOOL
Tor TIGERS Oh, The Shilling Hop with all the Ladies as
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DRoUGHAMs LYCEUM BROADWAY. NEARBROoME


~ benefit Of Mr. John Gossn.-Frday evening e. April H.
Mile Louise Tournaire will appear in superb
Equestransm The following eminent talent will also
pear Mr. T. Mcfarland, the great Naulter; Mr. Isaac
Master Charles Rivers the best Tumbler Of his
the world; Master Geo Derous in his Poan Feat
Miss Mary Ann Wells and the inverate John Gosn The
entertainments will conclude with a comic Pantomirne
Prices Of admission Private Boxes 50 Boxes
cents Pit 2s cents Doors open At quarter before per-
fOrmance TO commence at half-past7.
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HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
open every night, at No. 4Jo Broadway doors
from Grand street known as the coliseum where splendid
variety OF Ethiopian nightly ted by
one Of the most talented companies consisting twelve
perenced performers under the direction e. c.
White Doors open at quarter before T. Concert
menee at Quarter before Tickets 5 cents Grand after
noon performance every Wednesday and Saturday
mencing at o'clock. f. HORN e. WHITE Proprietors
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production of his descriptive work. the Battle OF
Bunker HILL which postponed last night through the
inclemency Of the weather will take place Castle Garden
Monday April H. when the tickets and programmes pr
stb will be used. N B-The Fifth Regiment of New York
State Militia will be present in full uniform.
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Two weeks Later from California

.Neir Orleans, Fe5 l6h.-The steamship Mex
ico from the lsthmus arrived to-day, with Cali
iornIa dates to the 18th ult., being two weeks la.
ter news than the previous arrivals at New York
The Mexico brings 334 passengers. She LEFT
Chagres on the 9TH, and made the quickest pas
sage ever made between the two ports.
Gov. Burnett had resigned, and Mr. Dougal
had been naugurated
No election of u. 5. Senator had taken place
and the matter was the subject of much specula-
ton 1t is asserted tina, the Democrats will
elect their Candidate but it will not be Col. FIRE.
mont.
There was great excitement on account of new
discoveries of gold in the beach sands, on the
coast of wonderful richness. Other rich dis
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I'm .9ciress 10 The ias.-The Revue des Thea
tres says Some days before her death, which
took place lately, Mile. Elisa Gorgeot, ex-direct-
ress Of the Theatre Francais at London, was con
vcrsing with some friends, when some one knock
ed at her door. ana her lemne-dc. chambre whs-
pered some words ia her ear Il Is my march
ende de modes come to try me on o new dress,
SAID the actress. WIN You come 10 sec its'-
She then led the way 10 her dressing room, and
her friends, who followed her, were surprised,and
panied TO see that the new gown WIS coffin
The coffin was in rosewood, lined with white sat
in, and was placed against the wall. She enter
cd it to try it: Yes she said, smiling, . it fits
well and am pleased with it
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ers generally are doing wen. -
Business was more prosperous.
produce was in abundant supply, and prices
-four and provisions favored the buyer. American
flour is selling at Sl250-not paying the costto
shippers. Coffee is quoted al lic
The City Of Conception, in Chill, has again
been destroyed by an earthquake
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PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, STATE STREET MONTPELIER, VT.
Iils Insurance is the poor MANS wealth aud good IN
vesimeui for uie capitalist"
UFTItEIto,
Door. IuLlus Y. DEWEY. PIesiAenl

OfIltEkS,
DOCr JULIUS y. DEWEY, President.
NOV. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DtRECIOBs.-Julus Desry, Danal baldwin, Paul
Dilingham, Tmo. A. Keafeid, julius CuHve4se, Edmund
Weston. Home. " eaton, Jose. b. Dluoa Dr., Aisr l..
Clihu, 'hn A. Page, George W. Coamef, Ona smith,
Charles Dewey
HOARD OF FINANCE -Iiomer ". Heaton Albeit L
Catin, John A. Page.
MEDi,iA EXAMINER Grin smhh, MI.
CONSULTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Adams,
u.
SECRETARY James r. Thur.ton.
LIFE INSURANCE
au Institution contemplating unmiAod good to man
kndn
We invite the attention of the Public the principles
the National Life lnsuiance Company.
The Charter !. liberal aud panicuiahg adapted 10 tho
OF all who may desire embrace such On Instruction
IL should be embiaerd-
lsi, by Husbands and faihors make provision, amer
death, for thsn widows aud children.
ID ny the young provide for themselves IN inhrn Hge.
Sd by creditors the which the death Of
debtor might occasion,
4sh b. the borrower to enable hs representatives, IN
case othi- dealh, to repay the loan.
5th. Those who little from their daily labO
yearly nceme. should invest this sagiur- Bank that
may be heyond the reach Of accident, and that the
and child mas receive +" their with usury.' II
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GitiHe o. ofy 4nd description OF e clararirr and
r"fy 81 1o1.umpuel, accompanied With c,luneaies Gon
nHtan- ftriseie., gal sfandins 30 hi. cY other
places showing lt which they hive been
ut thf uNnte 0ouiiangd Diseases, A bud tie DlUt
No p, stfc Street -GtAIIs.
Orders shouldbo addressed to ks FsE, DE.s'e' = 90.
~fafe street, L1itpt.
Piiro 81 per haui,, or tutlcsfr l,e dulilfl.
Sold go sian p0ef by Town iiau, State streets nlsf
snld ~ g. a toek. burlington, Jnnlos Porter, Ruiitnd
\ 'fho- g. ~mfii. o. lows FAIL.
M Dot. S-hrHcs viIi v'.t Nanro'er, on Saturday
FcNuiF ,uhd "ii receive plti.nis az utris uofei
~ Eol iuultr plricuar. elaufo Of
TOWN a HALF gents, state Street,
Oa.6m Monpeier. W.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Liberal Inducements for Subscri-
bers to the
BOSTON WEEKLY ATLAS,
FOR IR5I.
FOR 1851.
TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST WEEKLY IN NEW
ENGLAND.

The BOSTON WEEKLY ATLAS is ruhhsLed every
THURSDAY MORNING. Brd Is devoted To- rolniot hi
ertufe, Arn. Sciences, and Nsws. lt coneut. vii be
Iales-Futeign and nufsiic porl OF
ihn proceedings Of Congress and tho Mas.acusrs eetss
tnrea dre' Of Foreign and Domestic Newa-orgiusi and
selected iocir, -fures tuuentF fnaucis Arices- re-
ports Of sales 81 Si'cks-repos Of the tanbudrs. Btsi
tpn, Ne~ York, aud Philadelphia Cuis Mafkois, 40
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foreign Mus.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
SAFETY OF THE ATLANTIC.
account Of her JoyGge By her first officer, Lieut..
Sc'ucldi-.irrirai Of her Passengers.
Nrw-YonS, Sunday noon, Feb. rs.

NEw-YoRx Sunday noon Feb. rs.
The Royal Mail steamer Africa arrived at this
port ast evening, from Liverpool, lst instant.
bringing the heart cheering intelligence of The
safety of the missing steamboat Atlantic, her
passengers and crew.
The following account Of the disaster which
beiel the Atlantic Is from Lieut.. Schuieldt. her
ohei oihcer who came passenger in the Africa.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the 25th Dec
IN fine ateammg condition, and without any nu-
prchcnson on the part Of her officers in regard
TO the voyage. II was blowing strong gale at
the time Of departure. from WSNY. SO much so
as to render it impossible to land her pilot On
the 29th Of Dec. az so o'clock p NJ. she passed
Cape Clear and fairly commenced her homeward
passage, by plnnging at once into hoovy head
sea and stemming strong westerly gales, which
continued without intermisslon for the time fol-
lowing up 90 the duy Of the accident on Oh.
9th Of January. at noon. She was in lot As ~
Ion. } W.. % blowing strong gales from WNW
AT Oh O'Clock 7. NJ the engines were stopped
as IL was first supposed, by the engineers. nr
account of the breaking of the eccentric stml
10 the slarboard engine; end ON examination. Il
WIS determined 70 go ghesd again. working ;hr
engine by hand; but another revolution Of til
wheels proved Chat the mum shaft was broker
completely through in a diagonal direction
The bearug OF llr st0rb0nrd pillar block and the
additional turn ailor the first stoppage cause,
one part of The shaft TO lap over the other. thus
fracturing both pillar blocks, and rendering ih,
engines perfectly useless
The ship was at once hove 10 under storm
canvas. ihe wheels lashea, and all bands om.
p'oyei during tie night and ior tie following
day 100 sending up hersquurc yards and stripping
hcr hands Of The iioats-a task difficult and dam
cerons, IN queuce Of gale Of wind. aud
the drcEs BENG covered with ice huf accDff,.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ia Probate Court hold Al Mont
Ntsnn-tpn usfuct IS, prnrr, within and for sud die
tuef, on eide ii'h day I'd trhfuaTy A. - ls5l-
lfRANtl~ CLARK, Executor on he estate ct stephot
5. Ngrlow, late Hfuo, in sail district dcccased pre-
sens his standardization account oi settlement
Nhereupuu t is ordered that De referred 10 the
iih dly ct Nafth neAt, nt the Probate oii sail
llistfci, for examinations end allowance unI that al
concerned Dee notified hecOf hy tAe publication o this ode
"a tia Vermont Naiohnan aud state Journal newspaper
printed al Muuiprtt, inee weeks sutcessNul
mas be- hat hei may a9poa uad at said tune aud place,
they zee cause, OBJECT thereto.
D. order ci Cont,
Auest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of Record,
Il Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-20

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