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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-05
Cnfal Nrtus s. Notices.
MONTPELIER.

Mar Arrival About one foot of new snow
camo Saturday night and Sunday.
Great Bagains.--See advertisements Of Ly-
wan g. King, and Luther Cross.
N,,e Mills. r. Langdon, Esq, has COM
menced a new Touring mill, in consequence OF
,bo arrangement noticed in another column O.
II Smith. Esq, intends to erect new building
Cor manufacturing purposes.
Chance for Specuiotion.-Sce notice to farm
,r. mechanics and working men.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER i-lMPORTANT
r. nNSrEP1ICs.
Dr. J. H. UOCGUrDNiS pErStN, The True digestive
Fluid, or Ga.ttc Iuirc, prepared from hENNET, tho
FOuRTH STOMACH or the OK, unsi dfeciiors of
Baron IEBlG, the great Physiological theuist, by +.
tUUGlTON, NIB. thii4d,iphiu ihis b tf..fs wonder
FOL remedy for Is INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, sAUNUiCE.
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, sod DEB IL
TY, curing ntrt NATURES ON n METHOD, Wy NA
TUKE's o. AGENT, ihe GASTRIC JUICE. famph
LETT containing Scientific Evidence OF s value furnished 10y
agents g,ais. Soc notice amoog the Medical Adyer
~ I've
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Evidently he wishes TO make himself useful, and
can do so with the countenance of those con-
cerned-we mean the traders. We give this
specimen for them to consider: if they will take
hold oithe matter, We arc ready to do our part.
-ED1
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BRIGHTON Mmrlset, 1nn. 20.

Reported Tor The Bu.ton paiiy Adveuscr
AZ Markets . beefCaue, 22O sorcs 2l1 Swine aud $3.50
shtep.
ruicEs Beet Catdc.-Vc quote Es'ta $500 60,
fret quiliiy $40 % t,25 second 80. . - 80.
Siufcs-Nu Sal noticed.
Nofatng Oaen--S.es ~. "a, So, md o..
Cows aud Calvra--sale- s2l, 25 o., 33, 81. O..
sheol-sales s275, 325, 1913, 800 525 o and TO-
Extta cosstis at s24 EACH
SweUSHverll small lots sold iur aud o htt
lows. AZ retail from 5 10 i-2.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN
BURLINGTON.

We learn, on the authority Of Daniel Baldwin,
Esq President Of the VI Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. who happened to be present al the
fire. that the following account is the most uccu-
rate
From the Free rfess, Jon. 3d.
Al about - past o'clock this morning.
fire broke out in the building known as 3" the old
OIL Mill near the Winoosk Bridge, and before
the flames could be suppressed most disastrous
destruction Of property occurred. The lateness
of the hllr when the fire was discovered, and
the remoteness of It's location from the dcpOts Of
our Engine and Hook and Ladder Companies,
rendered the efforts 10 suppress II comparatively
fruitess. The Boxers and Hook q Ladder Com
pany were on the ground as carly as possible ai-
ter the alarm in our village, and performed cdi-
Gent service But the flames had made too
much progress, aided as they we're by fresh
Northwest breeze, "a be subdued tll they he'd
obliteated about all the Manufacturing estaJ-
lshment- that Burlington now possesses.
From the old OIL Mill, the fire rapidly spread
southwark 20 the Wagon shop Of Mark Willard.
aud the cooper's shop and n0rihwlrd 10 the fine
FIGURING Mills, and the Plaster Mil of n. ".
Cat.In. aud 10 the building occupied by ihe vs. I'M
o0ss mn Company for the manufacture of Cot
ton Goods making a clean sweep of the whole.
The buildings burnt age the Oh MIL the
Cotton Factory, the new and old Orist Mills. the
Plaster MID. the Wagon Shop and the COopcr's
Shop The sufferers are H. " Catin the WIN.
oosl Mil Company Goddard & Haven Hatch
* Bhthen Mark Willard and Wardwell & Smith
Mr. Catin owned all the buildings except the
shop occupied bv Mr.. Willard aud bis loss Is a
severe ons-probahly not JOS. Than S35.OO0. lie
Is insured 10 the amount of SlcaO0 az follows
n the Hartford Companies $500, Howard,
Lowell Mass. $1,000, Ola Colony $1,000, and
the Vermont Mutuni : 500 . he Wnl0ssi
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NORTHFIELD.

.NsrhfcM .4cademy,--The Spring term com
,oopccs Wednesday, March Sd See advertise
.-.nt
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SnocKfNG AcciuENr. a fatal accident oc-
cured on the Rutland aud Burlington Railroad
near Ludlow, on "Wednesday Of last week, by
the falling Of heavy mass of earth below which
n squad of Irish aborers we're at work. The
bank came down with a terrible crash, the noise
Of which was heard at some distance huryng
several of the poor wrctches who were below
beneath its weight.
At twelve O'Clock at night they succeeded in
finding tie last victim. Two Of the number we're
found dead, crushed in most shocking manner.
Several others sustained more or less injury.
The accident was IN measure attributable TO
the carelessness Of the overseer Of the company.
Salesman
On SATURDAY last careless fellow while IN
loading "a load Of wood at the Cuttingsville de-
pot ,Rutand Roilroad left his team ON the track
and the freight train coming along, collision
occurred, which killed the horses and threw his
wood down a bank about thirty feet Instead of
driving of the truck the teamster attempted to
stop the train hy signals.
Il Strange Bird.-Nr Evan Coriss, Of this
town, shot large bird near bis residence on
Friday last, which had attracted considerable
attention. The bird Is still alive and viii proba
bly, recover from its wound-the bullet merely
cutting the cords of one wing without breaking
any bones. Our noiUratsts are divided ia opiu
ION whether it is am eagle or an owl. Ii is all
most entirely white, having only now and then
a SPOT of brown. 10 measures about five feet
from the tp of one wing 20 the tip Of the other
but is apparently Young bird, not more than siS
or eight months old, and is no doubt a native o.
the cold regions Of the nortA--pcrhsps Labrador
or iudsons Bay. 1t has heavy coat of ieath
crs, well calculated for protection ogans, The
cold and storm powerful talons and eyes plea
saint aud beautiful. IL is indeed a noble speci
men ~ the feathered tribe Bradford Gazette.
prDicArioN. The new meeung-house. bull
by the Congregational Church and Society Of
Hsrdwick was dedicated TO the Service Of AL
mighty God on Thur.day, the 18th January
The sermon. which was appropriate, was preach
al hy Vie Pastor. Rev Mr Underwood The
performance of the choir of the congregation
was % good taste, and music selected adapted
An assembly which filed tine house TO It's utmos
capacity, was deeply Interested. Many friend.
irom neigbboung churches, aud several clergy
men. who sympsthized with tine people of Hard
wick, were present on the occasion.--I ormoH
Chronicle.
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Lakelsnd, l.. l. The shares IN these Village
Lots are nearly all sold. II you wish a pleas
ant homestead for $25, apply immediate to Chas.
Wood, liz John Street, n. y. See advertise
ment IN another column.
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IIoratlo n. BaKlieS' Estate.

ST ATE OF NENMONT,t Gn Probate Ceuu held az
Washington District -. noapoher, iu and ff said Dis
tnct jInuHry lJf l-52
IfEoNGE 'NoR tHtNGToN, Naturalization on the o.
" thr or uOEAItO y BAY LIES, late OF Mot9cief,
100 srid dstfc teceased, makes cnon TO thi. Court
here, ur cNIrnsioh ot the ume heretofore allowed him
pl ihe dobt due from ne estate nrd to settle his admin
isttaf ace1unt until some iuiute day:
Nheeupon, ordered that said application be referred
sHl Cont be holden tie Probate Office
90 Montpelier, the 6t day Of February r2, al ten o.
clock, A. fr bearing and decision and further ordered,
ia t persons interested be notified by publication OF The
substance ct sd in cifon and orders thereon three
,tr,k -uoccssi,tly the Vermont Waterman aud state
Joutua printed AontpoleE uioc-nid al OF which To- be
he hearing decision; that they may a
peat said tnd pince, They causr, oud object
by the court.
Auesi, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
4 true cory of Record,
oa.3v Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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Enterprise. Perhaps no stronger evidence can
be adduced Of the intrinsic value and unrivalled
usefulness Of .lyg's Cherry Pedoral than tae
fact, that in order to supply the demand the pro-
pretor has been compelled to build an immense
block, occupying large part of a square on one
Of our principal thoroughfaros, five stories Of
which is to be occupied by his Laboratory for
the preparation of the Cherry pectoral alone. r.
Is this article has now won It's way 90 the pub
lie favor solely by its success 10 curing disease,
this fact is some comment on It's Yirtue-Lorci
.4dreriiso.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-05

IN .friicie 10 be relied upon. DR. Stephen jew
etts Pulmonary Elixir has attained a reputation
and character for goodness with those who have
used it being used both by individuals and ply
sicians) above any medici-e for similar purposes
known. Not by publishing certificates OF I'M
known persons, but by actual trial aud statements
of persons to be relied upon, who hesitate not 10
declare the benefits arising from its use. See
references and advertisement IN another column
Mortality in Concord, IN 1851. Col. J. q. Oar
ling communicates the following to the Star:
"In Concord, VT, during the year 1851, there
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DAILY, sENfwEEKLY, q WEEKLY.

The yesr 1s5l with II more than rsus-
and II 10 ccfian tsaf other equally sol
menous, will mars iis entire duriiion.
The proceedings Of Conrres rsrrsai1n- and petou
the great questions Foreign Policy, THO Tariff
81 Of Steamers the Sandwich islanh
Asia aud Aficn the opening Of Railroad Tire Pacific
States and Territories sc. will be watched with The deep
est Interest.
The Presidential Election takos place this year. The
movements ut both the paufos, t- Conventions, the
anf the canvass. will uuusua de-
gree the attention and feelings Z: the counuy.
The acts and speeches Of the Distinguished Hungarian
Leader and E1ile aud tho approach aud possible oibeak
Ola ar eanvuitnn 10 which all fhe nations Of the Euro
psnn Comment will be involved, ehe the eide Of
pos OF Of Liberty, will Zee subjects Of constant srd
Interest.
The movements preliminary 20 this great convulsion. the
1t Russian diplomacy. the spasfns Of Austrian
Dcfputsns french Heyonicns, tho outtHges 81 Italian
rulet rud, this side e Mexican insurfecons
Californian Gold piscotrries, souh American Civil wars
will all sdd 10 Tho general important events which
will Distinguish the year is5l.
All eho desife ua promptly. Thoroughly snd reliably
formed these matters will fnd their wishes IN THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE. It's arrangements tor proca ring
earl, aud accurate iuraiUu surpassed either
extent or rrrecon bv fhrse - iura THE world,
sud H.. ieaders may assured ha expense exerton
viii be- spared manitoba, and increase present
completeness nnd uulny a. new .pnper
n niirn the above urs7ed fsafncs, shall egular
~ nnlsh the ltt efs of BANAhn IAf LOR, Of the
fdtors ct Tie Tribune who s Hnr eNpi1nng he unknown
siefinus regions Crntrsi Africa, and heOe his
turn s the famous ORIENTAL riiie. 81 Damascus and
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w fusmastsrs tlkiog chHge Of and femiiting Us ue
orc sf ouh cf twenty viii be entities to copy OF The
Weekly gratis.
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NOTICE

hereby gwen. that have this dnY given fny son,
JAME- g. NICHOLS, his time, dufag m remaiudtr T
u liz mnofils. end iha' shall clan nonr of hs wages
or pay any dcbis OF his contracting AFTER ilu, daie
JAMES NICHOLS.
Nonhfrld Frhtusry = lsj2. "a
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3ftorkcts.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For wool ANA Country Produce.

Regerid fsr "A, Hacsmaa BE- PEocroR Woon, Ccafsisln
-M--e.an--. ~. %. 50. a.---l. Aa-L-..
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Churns Edwin B. Clement, Of Barnet, VI,
his obtained a patent for improvement in chuns,
dated Jan. %, 1882.
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A large grst mill and saw mill, two miles
south Of the South Village, Springfield, belong
ing to William Gould, was destroyed by fire on
Monday morning last Insured for $4,000 in the
n. II. Mutual, Concord, n. II.
piokerel was lately caught in Lake Bomba-
zine, Castleton, VT. weighing serenteen pounds
and three quarters
New counterfeit fyes on the Bank Of Orleans
ire in circulation.
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We learn, on the authority Of Daniel Baldwin,
Esq President Of the VI. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. who happened to be present at the
fire, that the following account is the mos, uccu-
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WATCHES. CLOCKS & IEwELR,

repaired al shof. notice and warranted.
My sor, John Abbot Cor the future tnkes charge OF my
work. lie IS ucii qualified Jewels aud make tho
difficult parts OF any kind of Watch and replace
good nes lcNccllCd By onc.) Particular attention
| paid TO Watches
\. b. We have arranged our husines- 10 connection
with the Whoesae uoales The city that furnish
short notice Watch Movement order, and get them
eased with Gold Silver, agrVeabiy to any pattern, with
Gold or white dials-
qry'l have few Nice HUNTING WATCHES on hand
and shall have additional supply, direct from London,
which save ordered expressly for any o~n tads-An "a.
ira article sod wilt come cheap.
lauuury o. %
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/" In Concord, NL, durlng The year Io3I, there
were Ii deaths:
Under 10 years of age.
Over ten and under 20 years,
Over 20 ana under 30 "
Over 30 and under 40, Il
Over 40,
Average age q years. Males females Z 4;
married unmarried Z.
During the yeur 1851, 1t showed more or less
at Concord - days, rained more or less ~
days Numbered on thirteen days. The first
thunder heard, May 18th; the last September
llth. Northern lights were seen at Is different
evenings rainbow times; zodacal light once,
being the night of the 29th September. Mercu-
ny fell below zero at 81 different days-the cold
est % degrees below zero, January Both; the
warmest day was Sept. eth-inercuIy &C.
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WANTED
RICII DRESS GOODS.

TNICH1IN0 WoNTptNVf,
4 seen al KEITH aniBARKERiS
A ood variety Of Tablets sad Lyonese Cloths be
n iound af SCOTT & FIELDS.
k,txnut1or 81 J.
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w liuIers.

srole-Msy oil Behnes Island whssshp Roscoe w n-tow'
New Bedford Sandwich Islands nothns thus season
hp Columbia Naniucset whale this May >,
shp Enterprise Jernee4n Bedford ronih out clean
June a. hI Cslnet >omngon. two whales ths seaon juno
: ,hp George, Of Stonuson, clean
PEI Ira Ads Francisco, sept 5-Spokeu June 20 Col
conds Cos sherry, y r. Eve whales July Harrison Hatha~sy
% whales puper Coin Do three whales Capt COT
I'm tpoed HAVING roken days previous thp John Wells,
Cro.. two whar Aus Pocahonas Das Holiness Hole hhng,
whale EuItrate Peak r. four whales Hero Nc. cave
MT one whale slsu saw the latter take whale on
the Tth 18th MARY Brown, Stonngton vaesre
ard tpoken about July To- AUchcK Hail.
r. seven whales Meteor jeffrey MYSTIC two whales 6th,
Jsue hpey Nantucket whales 10th whal-
IA isrk e. m Sal Franci-,o bot td not speak her
VIVA eh Eurhratcs rcas, OF New Bedford was lying on
he and Captain Pesse ashore oa the stu
ard ret or,- srcke ave hip VIM Nyc Adams q New Bed
fad ore whale Aug 3 ,p Cuncord Prem h. OF Harhor 500
hi Ill. July heard hip hatcher HILL OF New bedford,
IN. whales shp ghcT!y do baTk felowes OF
storust,u DO Fushraer has OF lloO be o,
lrte this Will proceed her voyage Of aperm
Ishana Arr July No. whale brs zoroaser. Thoma., san
Fmr,to 26h Haw Curcw. Ha eltne, do Cid july lth
ch Iowa stccnd san Francisco Goth, brig Peterbns PSe
Ffancrto.
Honolulu AR July I9ih, bark Isabella, Wood from San
FL,rto. gh tChr Msrfhsn do Nth Holland Anna,
Gu nor d. -Otb opp, shp REINDEER & d. I'm Panama brig
Audfccr gn h,kcrtry FRANCISCO Aus 3D. b. bark LaS
Ecoth H. sydney 3D. hrg Ida Jons- san Francisco
jus Is, Hav ong Reindeer. hr shsnfha tih has w. A.
Ios a. San Francscc Aus t. b. bare Laa Roosh Hans do.
n ne tl fan San Ennsco, bound Ia Manila tu he'd Il Homo
lulu lev s. ,psfd and sicd The 10th ui See column
Al Az pao SEPT b. bark Emily. loaded with sydney eoas
= Hcrpaudu i4es osded with cois Br ship D. A. soul
- ia H. f., ",dE ugYaFf IN mp knssei 'od tf dent
Iy the Mr1pan Count Am bah ftsaa "'nDhn DARK iAos"
Me-. bIg Cgrla, Ids. Or valparaiso.
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THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.

BY the schooner julius Pringle, Captain
CLARxE, hieh arrived hsrbor yesterday afternoon
learn that II. 4. NJ rieste Portland Admiral oRssLxY,
steam frghie Virgo, and n French steamer. q
Huahna TIE i;h August and that the intention
Of the Admiral take that island also Rsiatea and
others under the protection Of the British hag The
French tuhorics AZ Tahiti Of disputed the right
Of the Admiral 20 DO So But, doubtlcss. lie wouL ss
force his discrimination ~ now Australia Ia. pro, 20
he gold producing country the security Of these ads
becomes Of much importance % the British
Ii will be- recollected that these Islands have
for come ycrs pact been under the protection Of the
French Government hy which the latter have received
important nGysitug cs-nstury creating e lousy the
psit Of Enelsud-sud the present controversy doubt
less will lie u,cd 20 the greatest advantage possible
Whatever The Cli,Ct, the United State Government
should not naih indifferent The Society Islands rcaly
owe 10 nllceuLCe 10 any foreign power they o. right
are an udcl ri dent government and deinI the pro-
lection If Il o;Cign nation they are At liberty TO pace
themselves NJ jei the guardianship Of that G)yernnent
which ers Inc beet terms Now, if this :le pnncple
adopted our Government is capable o. extending al
Needu pr,tcCiiIn any other, and the ndter ought
not 10 be neglected
The Society Islands embrace greater extent
OF Territory md none fertile sol, than &c ii .wiiaa
gloup while tkcr position 10 California sueh ~ aust
bring about tn extensive commercial incscvu se with
thu county Daring the past season, more tan thirty
vcsselt have brought cargOcs from IVnaii TO san iran
cisco which Is greater number than have rived IA the
sane lime IL, r sandwich Island Thus II will he seen
Al glance tai we have trade in that direction worth
lacking pcr vet 10 armed American vessels or Amen
can Consul stationed there our interests clearly
REQUIRE while there every prospect that advantages
are being wrcscd from us, which viii take years TO
recover Placer and Times, 18th
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SANDWICH ISLANDS
Our accounts from the Sandwich Islands

Our accounts from the Sandwich Islands are
TO Augu,t IA The PoiynesaR in unmng up the news,
rtm5iks thu q" We have absolutely no news Of do
me tic nature 10 present readers this week the
wLole Glmo phere Of the i-land civil POLITICAL and
plyitsl eems 10 have had he frer' and ~ have be-
come ftsgni iICm insnEion The Legislature has adj
jCurBed, The ATSEs il dead suspicious characters
scare, Tie bu ine, community but tlOwiy recovering
lie visor. The Urea ury, which for tn days was
Cd viii la. tcsu opened it, door, The siores aug
non rctms ofce end Hops closed for the same relson
all oIen aelin except the Police Coun wio-e MAJ.
siIote IL yet &c WI with the popular cOmpalnt L le
Pot Office lie eg,n open TO receive and dispatch the
miik."
A French ship, tie Courier des Idd:es has
psid yisE 10 HLLL.uu She was To leye on tp. I4,h
ui-, iCI CtltIiTs.
Tie British bark Thetis arrived ar Honolulu
On lie Slit July, win iOO coolies
ANLRICAN CLIPPER SHIPs-The Sragh0und
ptfed Stout ouI miles 10 he ieeward oi RI nJiuu on
iht 3lsi Juy, WITHOUT cGuiDg TO- This maxim. the
purge ~ 10 Giys Cn S.n FRI isco The -eI Dcn
'r' ltGtt tL' poit IN The 2f Of Au-ut Iac RoDieer
tho lceL IL IClt sCire dlys. route 70 Guns, rom
PEI,
Tie following vessels were advertised 10 sail
io'L lo ihk pot bal DesdeinOn" AMI hfl Andres
CCc.ir.
Tie brig ida frcm sen francisco touched hero Monday
leaking slightly stout tie bows. She repaired
ter enc ssls,c iCI Altuiia yefteIdly.
lie That's LCn- CLLa - dise4SIsinE Cossfin. vessels
teliiy ,nTloycL. 40 wk4l IoIt tPolynrsan Aug D.
The aIBiI.IsaIy cf The Restoration wac cole
bist.d,niic al,f Jriy. The .eps,ng riding. &. wa.
veIy gIeIt LCtwilat Ldus the fever
Tie FoigHestGR states that the epidemic
which lps prevailed in The leland. u nearly ~ qirical
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with the Panama fever IL q much more mild, hov.
ever, not having proved fatal in single instance h
generally ran two or three days with pains ma
debility for a week ten days, accompanied by sixtv
or sixiyiwo pounds loss Of desh.
Tie Consequence Of this epidemic has been 70 totally
prostrstc all kinds Of busness-etores. shop< eour,x
and public offces Of all kinds being closed
We clip the following item Of interest TO our
merchants from the same paper ave are happy 10
learn that there Is some movement IN produce iof en-
port at Maui this month About 1900 barrels Il rish
potatoes and considerable quantities Of syrup IN .sses
and sugar have been shipped thence during le PAD
fortnight From Honolulu also several vessel losisd
for San Francico. but principally with foreis mer
chandise. Some coffee and sugar have, howev, eona
forward from this port, and much might a par
chasers, If IL Was TO be had"
Loss OF THE SCHOONER MARIANNE AN , SIX.
TEEN LIVES The POlynestaa contains acccun Of the
Ices OF the above mentioned eoasting vessel pas
sage loaded with miscellaneous cargo from Isnsle
10 Honolulu. She was struck with q squaf an SUM
She bad on board fourteen natives one Frenchm n one
Portuguese che csptsn) snd a son OF Rev. T. Jo SsoS
and colorcd man. Al persisted except the eolored
man. The cergo total loss Also