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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-04
FROM HAVANA.

letter from Havana of October 24tb in the New York
Courier states that several had been arrested for
killing Casanado the murderer Of Lopez Among them
is Augustine Montono, native Of the island but cti
zen OF the United States. He had been employed as
wachman at New Orleans and had obtained leave Of abb
sence to visit his family in the island He had taken out
his passport and in the act Of stepping on board the
steamer Black Warrior when he arrested The Uni
ted States Consul made energetic protest against his
confinement The same letter says:
" The cities of New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia,
and Boston to be- report says successfully honored
with the visit of Spanish feet Of six steamers and six
sailing vessels being desired to exhibit to American
citizens the splendor Of the Spanish uniform and the
beauty Of Spanish Sailors"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-04
OCTOBER 26, 1854

We could wish this discussion to be considered
as closed in our columns, Of which it has occupied
many the writer's who have taken partin it desire to
prosecute further would prefer its transfer
appropriate professional scientific journa-Eds
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-04

SUFFERING AND DEATH SEA.--On the 2lst Of August
whaleboat with the second mate and FIVE men, from
the schooner Alfred Of New Bedford lying Cape Lopez
struck and made fast whale which led the boat seaward
for several miles The whale then started 60 down,
chocks Of the boat and took her down far fill her
with water. The rough that it impos-
sbe to get out the water Meanwhile the boat had be-
separated from the schooner which in vain endea-
een Capt ALLEN discovered the lost boat full Of water
the ashed to keep her from upsettng and
the six sitting in the water up to their armpts two
Of them having died the night previous and the other
four being alive but unable speak They had been four
days and nights in the water Of their boat without
morse to eat drink In fourteen hours after picking
them up Capt Allen to anchor ut Cape Lopez along
side the Alfred, with the improved, SO as 70 WALK
the deck.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
25, I854.
WHEELING.
IEXGELSIORl! !.

THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
extensive aioek or 06ode ever bfoaaht
hi .t tosthluac city cnn DO seen ~ Nri4'}N
"a no, 3b CORNER NONROE AND .WATRR sTREEfs,ii M
yYheellug, Va, lliHi
ftHOS. HUGHR6 besttO lSiure hll plifQns and the
public seneTays thAl nc above tlltenelli ~ oIplI
vii cali 4 ha Alo,e Hoy Will ltss the noa. bsapfl az
'oL0ThS, oASslMEREs AND ygsTlNas,
cakvATs,, oLoyEs, TlANDKeRonikTss He- s.i
Hft SHAY ARD NOTIONS 0BNERALlY, b
That kas ever been oortd io sale tothepabllo OF wheel
lng II needless to assure NY friends that my dfttra
lie e,slern u such a. lnsufe my doing So 10
consequence or prees being considerably reduced, 50
that my iieuds may rely uron 6etnS the beet OF bar
Ellnr only request Of them 10 iayor mo NTH eal
aud Inspect my very anlen0ld stock, iffll Nf1
~ TIT fiUunRH, cor. Monroe and Water tls.
y tsnip ''if m II = 'Wieellng. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
.I-I IIT' 70 " ~. VIZ. : y
nAlHLInRk.

tsta Iastsni6te .us IJiqtfid Haii' De,
mo those wlshingt hif dyn that m,y 20 depnded W.
on, we chccI Ifiy eoomuend the above, lhe best
everythns of lhe Elnd Tow IN usc For tao, ghoesile
IA 3sisIl. ~ ~ y 4 Z II N 4. X. 0aAN Z col,
m,rSi selost'nttiuiliseliv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
REMOVAL.
NEW SAVINGS B4NK SToRE ,,.lI.l

tf-.fut HOUSE,
mo the elltensof Wheeling aud vicinity Feeling very
thapkulior theilbeni patronage received fron you,
deem ID proper (lor your Interests well aany 0wn)
10 eA yOdr ollcntontO my constantly feplensed STOCK
Of Boois Shots, Hats Capsf and Sacks
Al thatonof Of Akfkel end Monroe tiTcrsi ec1s con-
IL no geateg Vafelylh this m1fkelI while n
dply at6 10. sdgnasied in Restern Vliglna, and In
nriee undersold by no one Itheeiore ieetully ip
vieyoa al to taield oxmne M slooki erd y ne lan
the n6rsellhg TIE pupil OF att toAe
commdiAte and ntyuu,
Ia tho lsdles, pareusTiy, would ~. lave aIee
o,,.rtItg NJ Pfs th Lace straw, aid braid Bonnets,
Thish lllstll AZ colt AZ The teaton u edyanclng
aye slto aduaallly Of elk and cIape bohHee which
ia seuntft merchants weWo1ld say Naive Will apll'
etis suy bs lopght iho easeip cities ior cash isss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
Motioe

IiR UNDERLINED having bought out the entire aiock ol
i Goods beIongngio Mesars. Wheeler Lakln, Mer,
ehaut 1ail0ts would BEG cave 10 iniomtho cunao ol
Wheellng and vicinity that he intends Carrying OIL The
Merchant Taiorns business In the saue room prneyly
oeeupied BY MessIa. Wheeler 4 lakin, and having OBJ
aned lie services OF both Of former propht 1ie, he
m tbel1ieSt Stye and best manner a Yery short notice
and very low or eash Having large ai0ek gu band now
lie 10 determined to sell very Tow, 70 reduce bile and
make room fo tie Spring Goods NOW rare eh,nse
10 Eel good colhing cheap lie VIII warrant every article
10 30 a. recommended, or no taloi faN ttUl"
Come one, cone au, ifl,. fiIf.si tft
And 1.-Two us CALI
.Af tha AtNO 2, Wilmington Hall
Il,nt0 Kills .... I4.sltI .fIH J. II. NIAbbMANsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

tH H.f H iiN GAPS.
ID RORlvBD this day, The best assortment Of Gents
IL YOUTHS and ehdrena cloth caps, ever brought ~
having been selected with great care 40
SIS6 aid Quality They comprise 10 part ~ iolloWsi
Cent? e0ih opera black aud whlte geals hair eloIh do
black, dfab and green ridlng hnntng anu Apollo
Ato ne 2syptlin Pyfenni1 olieket cap new aIele
eyoTy oiher description ol or eHian
inff4 y. ID. HAhrhh y bON'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
ReadI Readll ReadllII

~ gsiRING TO reduce our stock as low as possibe, %
III tore opohnf our New Goods, we Will without eny
iokInr about ~ sell our Dress Goods az coat Ladies
Wanig lawn chilly baTcge deIAin. or nouslihe die''
ehn buy one from - on The terms stated above I'm.
iSlfJ6u want 10 trf tho honesty of Vpf aayeil'emen
's's So. 81 Main s,resi, Centre gh.ellnas
auya9 aeNAIR 4 ilkRykY'
Ol iepeO MM ). J.ARhsTR0NG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
NJ ] Isap9r Phoaphato. 0f Lime.'
yHRsUs NGUANo1


Hls valuable eltet has been used for several ysara
il n England aud oilenpatls Of Europe, end e2 70 ~,
hro hOdb ihe hshest popnl aud ne extent 70
which Il among Pafmes. lt9 10 ihis
country BY Tie tubtcfihef has been lhe
pnOFfessl hao mideln Tie estimation o. The public has
nol been leSa married. or tuctetsln than abroad M
Trial or three yeaTt inyeillston or ita moris In which
tna thefe has Been Vety many lcrunuous experiments
made BY tie most 6eienhe agTieulluiisa and various
luhs Commiess, &o, side BY tde Peruvian 0utho, a.
folis relative yAe comphd Whit The latter and W loa
inllaIee8 preference given 10 lhe super hoahete = o.
Llms," Such reports a returned VIII shortly % PLACED
before The public, which win convey more niorhalon
Than The subscriber feels disposed 10 Offer, AZ the manu-
tcluTer, AT the present m0ment
laehemieal OF that naluIo 70 A once AZ
ford ood and nbaIishment 10 gtow on al descriptions
ne bass being crushed or gIoand BoH" The te.cy OF
which as manure 10 already wen known and Appreciated
wieh afe dsebmp6ttd bylhe addition one hn lhelr
welShtOt sulphule Acid 70 which tdded doe p!opur
lion or GuanO and Rupite Of hmnonaf The later s one
Of The most eaisenl aEenls In the beat Pernyan
1tit easy handled, being peTiect powder u VIII be
found suitable 10 al coils, warranted pure and fenun'i
and when Al mluly TO Be band as ecacous a. here Te
presented. tNIf.a liel.I.. ll III
pamphels Will be orwaTdad on application 70 the sub
aohber or 10 bis ogehte, whose anes aIO ts ioowN
Meslir, MeGiuder 4 Sons, Rlelm0nd, Va.
sr 10 Rowleti, HARDLY q 10, Petersburg, Va,
do Borum 4 MCLEAN, Norfolk, Va. sim
T. do o. II ktowaTt, Rsq., Baltimore, Md
flN -H q. u. DEiRURG,
/. aH Ytf Aaflealtarat Uhemlal,
aepq6 WllhmabufRh, Long leland, N. ",
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. Adams u Co.'s Nxdres's
1854. - 1854.
lIonle

ORRhCR-molure Ahouae. ~
IfOR speedy aud Sae conveyance OF mechAndt e. pack
sEes PARCELS bank notes, specie, gold In Chat q
special messengeS, leave our oee daily ior l par" Of
.he RaAi, RuroPe, California and AustiahA Ano l..
WelhSe RepToad, and ClSyelandand Toledo Railloaa'
Through 10 Ohlesgo.u d 9l. ,,,,l l,,..,
Por zinesyllle and all places on The NATIONAL hohu
Pur baltimore and ppnit on Y And vhlo
Ktio IA and nom thenee eonneet Web ont Utett bA't'
We Collect notes drafts or accounts, aud bilA on de
livery OF PARCELS, and mako prompt returns "
Express Tor Raat daily Al soelosk, An,
do lot west DO q DO An. 4I
81 DO Iorpiipbun DO I do An.
ourannsements are now complete for The delivery Of
packages and monies 70 al points, ,n,Ys Ano
N. p,bIts. AGENT ln inN apl7
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Arrival Of the Northern Light.

NEW oRK, Ger. 2.
The Northern Lighl arrived today, bring.
ing ioi passengers, and S9,000,0O in spe-
Gle. Everything is quiet Mt Greytown. and
the inhabitlnts are rebuilding the town.
The State Election in Cilifornis was
held Sept Sept. J. w. Dunbar, and p. r.
Herbert, "nnti-Brodcrick" democrats, were
elected to Congress. ~ all but six coun.
ties, the Anti Brodrici ticket $4,000 voles.
HE wing $1,000 AMI the Brodrick ticket
5000. In the Legislature, there arc TWEEN.
ty six democrats and six senltors. ma the
Assembly forty-hvo democrats and thirty
five wings.
IL IL doubted that the democrats will
unite upon a candidate for the q. s.. Sen.
ate.
In San Francisco the Know. Nothtng,
carried before them. s. =. iWest, was
formerly elected Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
by over 500 plurality. On a tickc, ofoyer ID
names the knowNoihings selected 20 ortbe
nominees of the wing and AMI Broderick
Conventions, aud were Know Nothing
nominees only. rhey elected every man.
some ofihem by 1000 minority. The Nnow.
Nothing vote was 1900 out Of about 600
IN the whole city. Tn, new Common
Council - composed of twelve Whirs AMI
four Democrats. Ths news from the min.
rs continues to boot a very enconragin, d.
seription, anl the interior ptpsrs t.,lxasif
ths miners Ia the difsrcnt loc llities were
averaging glins. Ia tic Siuthprn MINIS
the season Il represented a. being the
most favorable for river ani bar dlgyiny
hld perhaps ever been known there.
From sea, the chief consign mont. have
been Chinese. Every ten days or -. some.
where between 500 anl 1000 OF those p,o
pie arrive nj san Francisco. Tn, bte
ci'mof against the raee has aln,s died
away IN The city. Ia the interior it i.h.,rd
pretty loudly. The Chinese in III, DIR
en-, parts Of the State hiye rec .a,l, had
several piished battles. IN which c,n1l.
cradle number Of combatinis were SHIN.
sAS FGAScfsco, Sept. l5.-Th,
ing Of ths fall trade has At lenah,-tn
aud We have the satisfaction 1, CHRONICLE
FAR fortnigit'' busine-,, with an i.nofovs. /
'neni upon the previous low rulins rates.. /
The demand for ail The leaiins staple a.
ueles, especially provisions hts .ea anu.
active ana large quantities hlys b.en dis.
posed Of Al prices ~h'eh, n ~, plying 70.
'ninefaliye returns, at least sho~ smtk.
ed improvement on pfeyou, rates. Fos,
goods are much sought f,r, aaI u,e bulk
Of the receipts during the l.sl f5anishi
have been disposed VI On shi pb,srd. Th-rs
IL h'ile or NJ inqly f,r oli go,is. In
iae'' The auction houses are u-sdy ibe $50.
y s'edia@ b ~Aieh importers caa dispose
o. us.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

- The assignment wh.h %
long established and well known dp
j. a j. II. Peck. * Co.. have feb i.1
,rves constrained 10 make, IS u'I<
OF deep regret throughout q giIe ea
MUMMY, who have been for 30 niai
years, acquainted with il IN bnsaes n.
laiion-. or with Il, individual. a tal
hhd generous member. oil soc.gl ~
verbal for honorable cnicrpri.r, Ia.s'
Iry, aud close attention 10 hu..n-s
r"ncern la, stood on under iia ifs,
alone. or associated with hi. .un., %
al the fluctuations and lrial- Of a1i'
my years, with m mistaken rrP'
'on 10 th e present lime.
The shock 10 whirh they haze ~
Yielded, - a direct result, ~ wr aff "
formed, Of their being ,ecnuly for dit
parties, whose debts. IN The .lr,Hrr
condition OF the none, -mafka ae
with more limiirl bank arcom,itD
Ihan'ibry frlt they hal a rigM 90 e'.
leri, the Messr.. Peek 4 Go. uffe o.
f"hdy TO meet NJ once, 10 ibr ier' =.
other parties who had a more dfsa
claim upon them.
Thor assets are very large ''' p
rnnnoi be- doubted thar. win % r-l+"
able Indulgence from ihosc who if',
claims upon them, they nill, 10 2 .
time. mol only free fhem.rlies ' @
every obligation. bot b. in aDnia'
TO carry on their bu.inrs. nsai1 %
credit n'ld profit 10 ih-m-rl,r. 80 '
the public b.nrlr. as IN lime, ihli 'i'
past ire P,es..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
miscellaneous lielus.

Ss.s.rraiAa ExsSp,rioN Scr ~ Cot
t,s.--The f,iluviug - said 10 b. tic mot
=, anon tombstone In he Western onon-
r., - Aaci hfc'. fatal fever and ag"'
be sleeps oclL"
Ma Btcu.SAN.- Tho london cores
pooient of ibe New Nojk Tin't' writes
M. Richaaan vii rc.lrn hi' P,si ON
the gh. AMI ANotA turn nn III Couiin-
cn,. he vii return 10 the up.'cd States"
rHrcocrrr. facciious boy asked ono
ofplavmates how hardware ddcal differed
from hoo,mskor; The latter, somwhat
puzzled, gave it IN why said the 9TH
e., 'bccanse the one sold the nails, and tbs
other nail. 4 the solcs'
E,u Tlnrs. - An ltishuan writing from
Ohio, saws that It Is the uinsi illcgan, place
In the world. The first ,hrro wccks,' be
says, ,you are board gratis, aud after that
YOU are charged nothing al all. Como
along and bring the ciildcf.'
- Onthe 22l inst. the New Haven cam
panics, who came up TO join their brethren
IN Hartford un the occasion OF their annu.
al muster, visited the famous oak. To
show them the capacity of the tree, they
were Invited to enter the hollow trunk. whom
twenty four OF them belonging To No Is en-
tered together. They then came out anl
twerty-cight Of No then entered. By
placing twenty full grown men ia an ordin-
AIRY room Of dwelling, one may Judge OF
the great size Of the famous old Old 'chtr-
ter oak Haqfori Tioces, Sept. 22d.
- Orthe five hundred Methods, Minis.
tcrs IN the State Of Indiana, only three
support the Kansas aud Nebrask. Plat
from.
- The difference between Noriherner
and Sou,hcrner il said 10 he that ona
bla~ ks his own boots and the Other boots
his own blacks.
- Several of the Southern Wing papers
arc very much troubled at the Resolutions
of the wings of Massachusetts, and Now
4 York because they resist slavery encroach T.
ments. The wings of Virginia @, en- threat
! en- to leave the Northern wings. Don't.
brethren, don't for the locofccn State OF
Virginia to leave the Wings party, would
| he dreadful. -.Hias.
ELEoANr DrcrIov.--The Uashingfo n
Union, the Government organ. calls the
opponents of the Nebraska periidy, "trait-
ors, knayes, aud hypocrites.' The nation
atty of the administration is well repro
seutsd by its mouth piece Boston Jour.
nal.
At Wilmington, Del, Know Moth.
ng candidates for city Offices were clcctc
on Tuesday.
The New York State Agricultural
Fair was held in New York city during
this week.
Long words like long dresses. fire..
/ quently hide something wrong about the
understanding.
Docs. At the late term of the
Supreme Court at Woodstock The Court
held that dog which was fierce, dangerous
and ""r"s'on'ad 10 bite r~-e-"-, aud ,i,,-
known to the owner, and is suffered TO %
at large, rs a public nuisance, and may be
killed by any one.
Redfisld,C. j., said while delivering the
opinion OF the Court, that the owner ourh,
TO consider It a favor done To himself "a
have such an animal killed, and that he
should consider himself fortunate il he were
not made amendabe to the criminal Justice
OF the County for maintaining 50 great a
nulsance.'-Uood'foek Mercury.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
-BuRxrvoor STEAMER CoLLtxs

--BuRNISooF STEAMER T.. X. CoILtNs
Detroit, Oct. q. The steamer T.. n
Collins, which left here last night W til a
number Of passengers from Saut st.
Marie for Cleveland, TOOK fire about mid
night near Maiden, and was soon com
pleiely enveloped in himes-Great con.
sierniiion prevailed among the passengers.
most Of whom were asleep, aud many of
them plunged luio the water. Twenty
three persons were lost or drowned. -
Among the missing are Mr.. Dibbov, Nes
York; Sunurl Blood. LsWeFance Window.
lputsbufg Rail Road Agent, oil of Cloye-
hnd; Mr.. McNeal, Mrs. Watson and child
oJ Ashinbula, and fifteen Of the crew.
The Steamer r. X. Collins took fire on
the boiler drck. and 80 rapid was the spread
Of the flames that the passengers mi crew
were unable 10 save anything except The
clothes they had on. Immediately on the
fire breaking osii the Boat WAS headed Tor
shore. but Was unsble 10 reach shalios
water before the flames had complete po..
Session Of her. The after part Of the boat
ssnng round into the iyer. and nearly all
on that part of the were compelled 10 jump
into tn wster. Tho current here sets cot
very strongly into the Lake, and fes eoold
have been saved. had not propeller pm.
ty- Capt Lgng'r. fortunately seen the
hight. sni hssiened 10 the resene. An the
boats were mlnned sni sent 1f. s1d nearly
esrry soul siyed was through their instfa-
mentality.
The lsw That reached the shore were in
an exhausted condition. sgue wretch r,,h-
bod one u the sufferers 81 $50. The T..
X. Collins eanSe oli a nes boat N October
la; and coat 10000, was Owned be-
CAPT. T. Is. Ward, end insured or $4,000.
lif-ufsnce $500 osoh 20 the Mefrauii.e,
Mutual snd Alias nGicos, Nrw iofk risy,
I'D $500 ~ ihs Aonk Ws..esa oGes,
Ssv Yeva
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

SPLENDID PREsGsr.-The Emperor of
Russia has presented to Chas, II. Ilaswell.
Esq, the well known engineer Of this City,
magnificent diamond nng, worth some
$500, in consideration Of his professional
labor in the furnishing Of drawings of steam
machinery, including the engines of the
steamer Pnwhatan, which Mr.. IIaswell had
designed for the United States Navy. The
drawings were made at the instance of
the late Mr.. Bodiseo, former Russian
Minister to the United States. Tribune.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
C. u CnNGDoA, }
4 hELl.Ei, Con
nEs1. AoRTliOP, y
nARm.E a ROOFING SLATE

Tbsft is no sFsrii.ssE u marble q any
tsAd ulgerel At iac Eshsss,sa snA yoai
Csssasasftsv regrri eacec6iHgig that those
ssgsged "a the r'''a' ss'sloes' Il iaAaafsei-
anss Msrbis. s-0-sld BE- 40 eagt,s.-i 90
rnstiar Hseaes Shat ihry easaSs even eaa
asscead % eshisa a siagis sPoeissea faf
she gFeiihestisa q ,As-e attending esf az,
rssl Pslr. The enly sP~eisasn. u state
are tie Sc rssdag--oar lof "a uiesl -.
f~res ~ J. slsiaaa a Par lIaser, beisg
tae e,ay eas eslasnr uadsf TIC Fales--ssS
hs4 ta~s sssFa iAe P'e's.iasn q t1oo
TEE eiksr sPaeHpsa ~as ffcsa 80 Esgle
opary. offered - DE-. coidssnsih. hsi
sasss ~, bsiss t,.s Fsq~ls.is haa.ssr 81
salts, sssi3 Das BE- taten into esnsidef1-
.lsa. TAsss to- sP~eias~as sew sery hBs
.sa sA.o-ss Is,s sFOsias snPssaDss oflhs
spseh ., isAa~p.
AL n slsicA y svssssts.illr sssruit,ed.
JAMES nAeRErT.
~ ~ Css~ssss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

90 Tuesday. an ehrpgcd old man
buili small house directly on the track u
the Pfoyidenee & Worcester Railroad.
The traias were stopped and a ,hoaaHd
people assembled The cd insa nailed
himself mo his hoase, and thrsAieae,i 10
BIOS al uP With gunPo- 4eF. 4 b. Sss
iaelns;sd. ny-anA-by the hoase ~ss palled
esvs ssi rs o~ss ie~ied Up u tsl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
VERMONT LEGIsLATRE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 10.

THURSDAY, Oct. ~.
George w. Grandy, of vergenes, elected
Spcapker of the House, by 81 majority on
first ballot; James NJ. Slade Clerk by ac-
clamation.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

Tns CnrNEA-fhis fne nppenl's Z
the kussian rinniFe w4s conquered ih ~
iof ihe Emprrss CHihsina, b. ihe cl
ing nrt u Gcneral De- Lscy, or lfish ~.
oll. in hi Rnssisn service. III nr2'f"'
fouei Do Dley Pierse. II ihs Raaifo =
wee. also young q isitmsn.srved iaee.
"ni ne elmfaigus un che Danube in y
enf De ieiiors 20 his sister app. 81 ID pr
Engiirh jrurnllso OF fbe dsv nnd
,nlfh ih's that npw, 10 l-5i, henef.'
LtrY Evan Hnafhaf meuhtf ofth
family, r1frrsenitug TO- Pn+fsfsn. bf.
q Hiinftp @fast thise aranIap'nf
lss kG1slsI.s sn1 on Tie 40. 81 ll,s J SO
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

syAds.ssis.-ss.ts o. ~, n. h.-a.at.ss
sssty 49, ssl~sh 80 " sass.aay mere.
lsg 20 ts.@s. t.ssrtiss - ths .assssaiH.
pssasf'. r.pes.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

The steamship Al, ~
GERS. c,cia.i,e aI ..' = ,H
\ valuable rs--.. lfa
pf The more tl..r ~. mHaI.
len la,rrrsal on tl.0... va.
tNo are knun d. 1'-u.
certainly na f5ef. ~.
hy .ny isss,hNrv
crave. f
In addition 10 ed .i.
steamer. frl.hfcl raHt..'
brings. has. Ia all ,-...t.' ai.
gte Tim d.i,t.. b.. ~.
u-c ss fo.iousi '''' ta
nWcdaeslsy. S.p, We
o'cL,ck N.,naI,o..f.. ft
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hisek bnii. stlo,,. t....'.
r,l,r-d n,.pp ssd ham. ..i
She Va. honaI ,,..v I'd
set with strnn, bi.e..i
of Inc Actir st inet,... ,'' 81
le,i4 an hoo. Tho. s...,l
sAsbi. but. thrlse,.5,
wss ,asitlui. en-. l..,..,... PSI
"a the ru,urt ba,t. ,I.,..l
chief mate. bcli.u,tg I'M y.
Nentt, her e.h.t: h.f,,. M.
loi'' .i'o "fu't vas eonu'ewuaa
NIc'lV 'lau' a 'tti' tNioH at..
wreck, dnfint "h.cb lcautHa
an ber bnu,caps J,cL
Al tins ,nnc,,,r, d, v,.f..,
thtt We hid sustained iuuiE aw
ter was pouring M at cur bovt b.
the "ihccf cans alongside 20 na
captain was ulthle TO take Ma
headed \. ~ W. 40 TO- hope
land. our position ON ihc Yt,Noa
l3oclocN, latitude u ~, lon.uu.
We had ron abnm three hunlryl
mites, from The iinn of Tins ohscu
Cal the moment OF collision, aui
I posed 10 be ioriy mites from Cap. Is
I The pumps were vigorously ep..
nm anchor chin thrown overload.
sniic of nll cNeriion, the q rIu.
I aud the water cXiinauishcd il.bs..
l Of the other Eve hlr boats. bcli.,.l,
heen we'll puvisionrd, and an ib. -
| except the captain and tin d ws,s T.
I ship NJ an early s,agp. T,o mas.
the pissen,cri were wo.klnr,t NJ
-s5mo Gnpo th. s.g,,lt.Y.. ...-'
launching sp,rs n,i.. a..
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we ''o'' ', over in' oU""nrh' on %
90 "l'' III " '''o'n''ll our H''lo pHt
u',' n"u nn imminent danger OF pomGs
' ~ .'''S ,'l,,IIigchcy' pur''h ord'rcd'e
80 49, ~ ~ v, 10 VIC steamer ." D5 '''
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WV ,a,' : SUI nc nla'e' VINO 'n''-a
rn.,,,', ~ I, v"r p'osel''e ., n'uu' eN
~ p,,'"s ''IH'c!'i{' one1 : for " "oa''
D'I'''n SicaI zoe t'l,' SO that ~
, ""' ~ ~ w. np' ucsor. inc snip WINE u
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Al. ~ NV . oIooh on ,"e mt'rn'a,a
, tl.' W. osp'ca a san, an raised Do
Neion'', 10 .,iraet attention Net
s"ee '.',., WIN 'lls luae snDsi'g
Ia'1 " ',i'U We constructed through @
y. n"s','ng P.','Ns !" clps'hn oars q
we" " attempting 10 reach lana "ha
s n snoslu'u' we Puiied toward lheslf
on our way we pissed me rcmnin' q
''@ ~. w hn, o'o mn on Il apparently y
, nc pafs proved Ia oc NE ilu"n'F
Tor Quebec. Orr men safe ON boiu.
n ,ie hearted Dorian: WITH SOM q