Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05


nninlured swan out again to the wreck and
brought off a child he had no family on board
nothing TO tempt him to return TO danger
once passed, except the noble desire TO preserve
human life. Another threw his three children
overheard and followed after them-they were
all drowned. II is supposed that three or four per
ished IN the flames or were suiiocatod by the
smoke
The ship was burn; to the waters edge It
has been stated by several of the passengers
that as many as l59 persons, exclusive OF chill
dren, were lost Seventeen children and fifteen
females perished
Tom Coricin- Good .4drice-Mr. Harvey, the
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
North .lmericqn tells the following tale:
" About three years ago, young man present
ed himself to Mr. Corwn for a Clerkship.-
Thrice was he refused; and still he made a
fourth effort His perseverance and spirit of
determination awakCnd friendly interest IN his
welfare, and the Secretary advised him in the
strongest possible terms, to abandon his purpose,
and to 90 to the West, if he could do no better
outside the Departments. "My young friend"
said he, " 60 to the North west, buy 100 acres of
government land-0r, If you have not the money
to purchase, squat on it, get you an axe and a
matiock put up a log cabin for your habitation.
and raise a li;te corn and potatoes; keep your
conscience clear, and live like freeman. your
own master. with no one to give you orders, and
without dependence on any body. Do that and
You Will be honorcd, respected, influential and
uch. But accept clerkship here. and you sink
at once alllndependence your energies become
relaxed. and vou are untitled in few wears for
any other and more Independent position. may
give YOU a place 10 dav' and can kick Won ont
again to morrow and there's another man over
there at the White House. who can kick me- ont.
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The Paris c.--,s,oplen, of tbo Nov, y,r
Times says that the news from Vienna is that
The process now going ON against Madame Alos-
selany sister Of kos.uth, will terminate in a
ones,i,o is !, Hr..aiy bcvon5 Ay,.r s'g '-5 ~
INA tbere z ,,,,l rs,so, ~, l,,a ,.o. III ,,,.i
an older sisteT md their cllJrdn ,ri1i s, , 'i'
a third sister already established in the Tinted
States. The Times states that. mainly tbronob
efforts of one or two ladies in ,be civ of New
Ork, q sum Of money has been reContV raised.
sufficient to pay The passages Of both these SIS
lc's 81 tne g.teG ana heroic Hungarian exile,
'l5n. s'N iaeile ~ 'Ne
bas a,,s,toJ ~, IL 10y no" ~ ~ s'' ~ OF
NOR, ~, Fr,ds, S5.l,,,' W~,"aiar,. -
,,',,,,,,1- ~ :. $50 VIZ -
I, ~ go, a. 'a'Is' "ii ou'nt '"'el
b,abI go, I. i'I'n. PaoNe' POI g.e
,beir ro,i,s XII -. g., - 'o'
which have e,iis, MOI, ~ b,,a
c. K. Garrison has been annointed arm, n
the Nicaragua / rausit Co.. with salary of 500
COO, and four insurance companies pay him go
600 year each. Besides, he takes letters OF
credit to draw for a million dollars month on
account Of gold dust with one quarter interest
IN the profits If Garrison IS frugal he may Law
up little something.
Violet Proctor l;.l n. o.. .Lo .l. t... T.;
Nov, Ro5ei.5 ~, So. az , J'e a,n's louSe u
dred md eio.5j year. ' '''' ~ o''' ''"
-,
u ''y' :, 'oHn o'''eli mas neen elected Senator al
D1'on hou9e' TO succeed Mr Sonie, by 80 ma
J''..! over HON i'ihIiH huht' ing.
The Rochester Temperance Hotel was burn
ed Aprl 18th. Three women and one boy per-
ished N the flames The fire broke our about /
O'Clock, A. ~, when over 100 persons were a
sleep IN the house, all Of whom escaped except
the four mentioned above, who were domestics
and slept IN the attic.