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The Boston Advertiser publishes letter
from Hon. Charles Sumner, dated AK, Sa-
voy, Sept. IL, in which Mr., Sumner says
81 begin the day with douohes hot and cold
and when thoroughly exhausted, am wrapp-
ed in sheets and blankets and conveyed to my
hotel and laid in my bed. After my walk
find myself obliged again to take to my bed
for two hours before dinner. But this whole
treatment is in pleasant contrast with the
protracted sufferings from the fire which
made my summer a torment. And yet
fear that must return again to that treat
ment 1t is with pang unspeakable that
! find myself thus arrested in the labors OF
life and in the duties of my position, This
is harder TO bear than the fire. ! do not
hear of friends engaged in active service
like Trumbull in lllinois-without feeling
of envey."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
FROM I'UROPE.

Among other items of new by the City of
Washington are the following
ENGLAND.-om f. Lytton, the Colonial
Secretary, had made arrangements for open
inr Bank at Vancouver Island, and ulti-
mately in British Columbia. Mr.. Brew, of
the Irish Constabulary, who served with dis
tnction in the Crimea, had been appointed
to organize Il Constabuary Police in British
Columbia. Two chaplains are sent to the
Colony by the Society for the propagation
of the Gospel.
The London Morning Post says the policy
of the United States towards Mexico is be-
lieved to be against interfering for the pre-
sent, so that when that country becomes de-
biltated by anarchy she may fall an easy
prey, The Post is comprehensive that the in
terest of European creditors in Mexico. am
ounting to ten millions, will BE- in serious
jeopardy.
panic raised at the Surry Music Hall by
the discharge OF a pistol in the gallery and
the cry Of fire caused the death ofsix persons,
sufocatcd in the frantic attempts of the pco-
pie to get out As there was no fire, it was
believed that the alarm was raised for mis-
chievous purposes.
SPAIN.-Report of the discovery of "A new
republican conspiracy was current.
Private advices from Madrid say that the
public mind was not tranquil there, and
there was talk Of an armed outbreak. but by
what party is not stated
The Spanish Government intends to adopt
rhed muskets in the army.
TURKEY. -Constantinople letters state
that conspiracy existed there to get rid of
the present Sultan, and replace him by his
brother Abdul Azz
Turkey and Persia are said to have been
on the brink Of a complete rupture
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

The CLOSE MAINE CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRIcTs The Portland State of Maine, of
Monday refers to these districts as follows
I'VE saw the returns from Montague at Au-
gusta, yesterday. 1t gives 10 votes for
French, Republican, and 10 for johnson,
Democrat, This completes the returns, and
gives French 50 majority over johnson, in
the Third District.
From the Sixth District, the returns are
in from Madawaska and Van Buren, leaving
only Hancock, with one or two small towns
to come in, The friends of Bradbury, at
Augusta, admit Fosters election by nearly
800 majority"
pa.uo Portland Argus insists
ier contra, the looted
upon it that Bradbury, Democrat, Is o..-,
in the Sixth District, by about 60 majority.
1t admits that French, according to the
official returns, has majority in the Third
District, but says that johnson will contest
the seat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
Cp,rNTt Fam,

The Chittcnden County Agricultural So
cety held its second annual Fair in
Burlington, Oct. 9th and It'll
We published in Junclast, the full
list of officers, committees appoin-
ted, proposed premiums, &c. For the
public convenience we rcpublish the list OF
officers and committees, and the rules ftr
admission,
Officers Of The Society.
EDWIN d. Mason, Richmond, President
JOSIAH TrrrLE, Essex, } v;.,- b,,s,t
JAMES A. SnEbp, Burlington, w 49,
l.. NJ. HAGAR, Burlington, Treasurer.
RrssEL 5. TAFT, Burlington. Secretary.
Board IF Maaagcts.
Russell J. Morse, Bolton; John i. Wheeler
Burlington; U. II. Penniman, Colchester; Daniel
c. Lake, Charlotte; Byron Stevens, Essex; f.
Wilson, IIinesburgh A. j. Crane, Huntington
Hoyt Bostwck, Jericho; f. b. Hathaway, Milton;
Henry Gilett, Richmond; l.. Darstow Shclburne
Smith Wright, st. George; George Thorp, Under
hill; William L. Allen, Westford; Edward Brow
nell, Willston.
Edwin D. MASON
T. II. PRNNIaAS, T.. ro,,,,,t,o,
BYRON STEVENS, LA
ions Il. WHEELER
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. :.

W AsHINGIUN, VVII =.
DR., Billings arrived at New Orleans on
Monday, bringing dispatches from our Min
lister at Mexico, Mr.. Forsyth, to our Govern
ment
DR.. BIS principal object is to purchase
Minnie Rifles for the Liberal army TOR which
purchase he is well supplied with funds. He
says the Americans are much thought of by
the Liberal party and occupy high stations of
trust.
Dr. B. is of opinion that Sonora will be
coded to the United States, for a considera-
ton, on tie 5th of September.
A force was preparing to march on Jalapa,
Echeagaray's lie .dqualte
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

CAPITAL DOG According to all accounts,
they have most wonderful dog at Chatham
Four Corners, n. Y. At destructive fire
there few days ago, he was the fret to
arouse the citizens and give the alarm, At
the burning of the Paper Mill last Tuesday
morning, he entered the burning building
where Mr.. Gardner was asleep, and seizing
him by the collar of the coat, dragged him
TO the street unframed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

COUNTERFEIT BILLS on the Peoples Bank
'poxbury Mass, are about. Several fires
J.. ,orc ,... nassed in this neigh
borhood. A man who passed one 10 .. :;
Herrick was arrested, at Whitehall yesterday
being overtaken at that place by Telegra-
oh despatch.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

STILL ANOTHER SuIcIDE.-The Argus says
that James Davis of Rockingham was found
hung in his chamber Sept. 23d, having from
appearances been dead for several days. lie
was about 81 years OF age, and lived alone
His wife left him some two years since, which
may have been the cause of hishanging him
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,

All Stock and Articles competing for Premiums
must be the products of the County, excepting as
specified in the List Of Premiums. All entries
must be made with the Secretary early as noon
on the first day Excepting entries in the Glass of
Speed, which may be made up to / o'clock of the
second day.. Foreign stock and Articles in the
Agricultural Department will, if deemed merito-
rious by the Secretary, be admitted for exhibition,
merely, Free.
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HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,

Each article must be labeled with its name, and
the name and residence Of its owner Each article
must possess superior excellence, and must be
grown or prepared by the competitor.
The Horticultural Exhibition will be open for
competition for the regular Premiums, to all the
inhabitants of the Valley of Lake Champan
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

A letter from Havana, published in the
Herald says a number of secret agents of
Santa Anna had arrived at that port from St.
Thomas, en- route for Vera Cruz. They had
plenty of gold, and left on the English Mail
Steamer, after having had interviews with
the son of the Ex-Dictator, and some Spanish
and Mexican Officials,
1t was said the Spanish Government would
lay the Submarine Cable to Key West, at its
own expense.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

The CORNER DRUG STORE.-The we'll known
druggist establishment, on the corner Of
Church and College streets, has passed into
new hands. MEssRs. j. W. ROXY & Co. an
nounce, in another column, that they have
purchased the reliable portion of the former
stock of Drugs and Medicines, and are com
pleting it by the addition of every thing
usually found in an Apothecary's Store of the
first class. The character and experience
of the new firm, in their responsible voca-
ton. are such as to give full confidence in the
purity of their med;cinos in the reliability
Of the prescriptions they compound. Messrs
hoby a 20. s store will be a well ordered es.
taollshment-such as we take pleasure in
commanding to the favor of the communitv
rhey Will, undoubtedly, deserve and receive
"iarge share of the public patronage in their
central and pleasant location.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

The journal of Commerce says it is notice
able fact that Notwithstanding the superiority
claimed for iron steamers on ground of their
security from fire, steamship of this descrip-
lion Is the first of the Trans Atlantic lines to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

nohNiNG OF THE CRYSTAL PALAcr.-Tbe
crystal Palace at New York, together with
'ne immense collection of articles of value ON
exhibition in it, in connection with the Fair
" '"e american Institute, was totally des-
'royed Tuesday evening, Our despatch gives
particulars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

NorlcE,-Any man out of employment,
will do well TO look at an advertisement in
our paper under the head of "Mcn in want
of Business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN
MASSACHUSETTS,.

MlDDLEBoRo' Mass. Sept. Is.
The second District Republican Convention
met here this morning. There is IA large
attendance. Hon. James Burlington received
70 votes out of loo on the first ballot. and
was then nominated by reclamation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
SAVANNAH Sept.

SAVANNAH sept, y,
There were three intcrments from Yellow
Fever to-day.
WORCESTER, Sept. so.
The forenoon session of the American Mis-
sionary Association to-day, was mainly occu-
pied in the passage of strong anti-slayery res
olutions, aud discussions thereon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

'Squibbs'' wants to know" If doctors, by
looking at the tongue ola wagon, can tel
what ails it ?-Erchdnge.
Persons who are not doctors can often tell by
listening to a Vaughn tongue, what ails its
owner. -LomsriHe Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

CoNrLErEp.-Mr. Mcad's figure for the
dome of the State House is now completed
and will be removed in few days. 1t is
the largest figure of the kind in the country,
and is in every respect creditable not only to
the artist who designed the statue, but to
Mr. Retting under whose superintendence
the carving was performed. 1t Is a female
figure typical of Vermont, In her right
hand is scroll mathematical Of the Consti-
tuition, and on her left arm is supported
sheaf of wheat representing the chief interest
and employment of Vermonters, viz Agri-
culture. The drapery is disposed of with
classical skill and in exquisite taste 1t is
singularly appropriate for the place it is to
occupy, where we hope it will stand for cen
turtles, monument Of Mr.. Mead's genius,
and of the taste of those under whose auspi-
cious the work was initiated & accomplished.
-Brdhleboro Phdnir.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
ST. Lul-ls, Oct. 5.

IT. LOUIS, wv, ,,
A despatch from Independence says the
Santa Fe mail arrived ON the 2d with dates Of
the 18th ult,
Mr., Craig, the Hay Contractor at Fort
Massachusetts,, is supposed to Rave been muir
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

A Fact. think, cook, we
must part this day month"
Cook lin establishment )-"Why, ma'am ?
l am sure I've let you ave your own way in
most everything !"-Punoh,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
\ Horse fell or jun ped out of cattle ca

\ IIoNsE fell or jumped out Of cattle car
near Brattleboro, one day last week, while
the engine was moving at the rate of twenty
miles an hour, rolled down the bank into
the water, picked himself up and gallopcd
away, lcaping fences and &C., for more than
two miles. When found there was only u
scratch ON one leg to indicate his pcrious
journey.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Our readers will please notice the advertisement
Of Fancy Goods, by Messrs, Holden Cutter Co,
in this days psper-probsbly one of the most e1-
tensive and best assortments ever offered to the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Comnrnee.-John Van Sicklen, Burlingtoni f.
Wilson, Hncsburgh c. d. Cook, Charlotte; Zenas
Clark, South Hero; Scion Rawson, Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

The Washington Union calls Mr. Buchanan
1.-THE rock of Democracy" lie may be con-
sidered such rock as the Irish are supposed
to be partial to-a sham rock.-Printice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
POULTRY

Commitiee-IIenry Prentiss, burlington; james
II. Whitcomb, Bolton; II. Brewster, Huntington
Jesse Landon, South Hero.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Committo.-John Work, Huntington; Philo ID
Perciva, Shelburne; Harmon Tracy, Essex; Lewis
Mott South Hero.
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New Publications.

BLACKwooD 5 for Sept LEONARD SCoTT e
Co. New York. The CHERBouRG affair ffords
theme for two articles in this number.
John Company gives his parting advice to
John Bull, on surrendering to him his East
India possessions. What will he do with it?'
is continued, and Il promising tale, entitled
Tho Light of the Heart, is begun in this
number. The article on Respiration and
suiiocation will be found interesting also
CnITTENDEN Co. CorRr.--Two branches of
the Court are now in simultaneous session.
Judge Pie,point presiding in the Court room
above and Judge Bennett holding Court on
the floor below. This looks like driving
business without any unnecessary measure
of "the laws delay" The arrangement is
something unprecedented, we believe, in
this county.
The SLAYER CAsE.-The examination
Capt Townsend, of the SLAYER Echo, wa
concluded before L. S. Commissioner C. W.
Loring ON the 2Sth, He was committed ON
the capital charge. Under second charge
of misdemeanor under the same statute, he
was ordered to give bail in $4,000, The
question of jurisdiction will come up before
the |. ). Circuit Court.
ATLANTIC OCEAN STEAMERS LOST. -lhirte N
Atlantic steamships have been lost since the
introduction of ocean steamship navigation,
viz
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e1ALLIoN. AND BREEDING MARES

Communicate A Holcomb, Isle LaMott; c W
Brownell, Williston; VIM Russell, North Hero;
A II Grovener, Jonesvillc; Simonds, Shell
burne.
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o,an,ttes.-Horatio Allen, Westford NJ
Clark, Milton; Leet Bishop, Jericho; b + Beers,
Charlotte; Abel Brown, Grand Isle.
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toriHtittets.
CATTLE


Commu.,.-E Platt Colchester d Murray
Wiliston, George Thorp, Underhill; John l..
Mason, Richmond VIM NJ Fletcher, South Hero
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

The American Tract society at New York
has issued circular to its friends calling for
increased aid to enable it to carry on its work.
The deficiency in the contributions in the first
five months of the current year, as compared
with the last, amounts to 900; and un-
less relief is speedily afforded the Society will
have to curtail its operations. Very many of
the New England and Western churches have
withheld their contributions from the New
York Society since its action on the slavery
question in May last, and have paid them to
the Boston Society. To this fact is no doubt
to be attributed the deficiency above stated,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
MATCHED AND SINGLE HORSES AND COLTS.


comm,no-D. D. Howard, Burlington +.
Fletcher Shelburne; p. L. Davis, South Hero; W.
L. Herrick Colchester; Aonzo Parker, Charlotte.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

BRATrLEBoRo is to be lighted with gas,
The works are to be constructed this fall.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Conmute,-J II Worcester, Burlington; Mrs
Lydia Mech, Burlington; Mrs NJ Root, Bur-
lington; Mrs Hagar, Burlington; C Moore,
Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
BUTTER AND CHEESE

Communicate. b. Green, Richmond; ii. Law
renee, st. George; Orange Phelps, South Hero;
Norman Brownsll, Williston; Ezra Alexander,
Charlotte.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

TERMS OF ADMISSION.

Com'ninee.-S. E How ard Burlington q. Bliss
Shelburne; NJ. B. Catlin, Burlington; Baldwin
Landon, South Hero; 7. d. Pearl, Milton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Co,1muee.-Noah Tyler, Westford; James
OGrady, Shelburne; Henry Rolfc, Burlington;
Samuel Deavitt, Bolton; Jesse Landon, South
Hero Hiram Day, Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
PEARS,
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS.

Conm,tt,e.--D A Smalley, Burlington Horace
Hatch, Burlington; Lyman Hall, Shelburn.
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must avail myself Of the occasion to assure
you that my political position remains unchanged.
| am still National Wing, and continue to cher
ish those bencfcent and conservative principles
which | have long maintained through good
and through evil report Washington Hnito hc
Albany Americans
1t was touching to hear Braham at seven
ty end odd Years sing the ''nay cf B,scay'
Our friend Washington Hunt is not so old,
but it is touching 70 hoar him strike up once
more the old refrain All mortality is touch
ing. For transitory beings, it is q mclan-
choly sight to view the gradual disappear
nnce of anything, man or custom, party or
institution. There is sadness in the thought
that we are now looking upon the last suryi-
vors of the once mighty Wing party. Even
the Loco Focos ought to feel it, We are told
that the youthful Madame DE Genlis wcpt
to feel the declining strength of the mother
that whipped her. It was natural. A de-
gree of grandeur attaches to the idea of any
thing as the last of it's kind. The blankctcd
and fantastic rcd Indian. sole relic of his
tribe, stalks his peopcd desert with the sub
Unity of living past 1t is not at all 70 he
presumed that the last of the human species
will be in himself nearly so impressive
parsonage as Shelley's Last Man. No
body can say what man may not be the last
perhaps n New York Alderman. possibly
/ a swill-milk cartman: but even if so, it is
| impossible to represent to ones self the last
Alderman on the lookout for fresh job, or
| the last cartman with his familiar cart OF
"Pure Orange County Milk" going his
rounds in deserted world-the whole hui
man race away-without sense of awe. 1t
would he impossible not to feel q solemn in
terest in them. There is nothing we would
not preserve if we could. We praise even
the Car for saving the aurochs from extinc-
ton; and the white oxen at Chillngham
make every beholder thankful. We are very
happy when we find good specimen OF
the old Wing in existence as the Ex-Governor
We beseech our American friends to take the
hest possible care of him-this "Nationa
Whig''-whosc "political position remains
unchanged" They can't be too particular
in keeping him in @tu The least motion
the least attempt to turn his hands and face
to tho living realities Of the times, and We
shall have one less of these precious old-lin'
Wings. Tread lightly and don't touch
y. Y. CoW, 4 Ehguircr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Comm,tt",-J Torrey, Burlington j Pome
roy, Burlington; S Howard, Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

COMMITTEE Nathaniel Parker, Burlington; A
c. Noble, Richmond; Frederick Loveland, Crane
Isle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

CANA Mr.. IIubbcll, of Philadelphia
has replied to circular from his Alma Mater
at New Haven, asking money for a society or
club instituted to train young men to premcd-
ltatcd or cxtcmporancouss speaking or discuss
on, declining to contribute. llesays;
"Gab is the fatal epidemic of republics.
What distracted Greece? Cab, What fiction
lied Rome? Cab! What anarchzcd France?
Cab. What will dsmember this Union! Cab!
This eternal propensity Of cabling, upon all
occasions and at all times, is the curse Of our
country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Comm,nee.-Thoma. II Garfield, Burlington;
Geo. W Bromley, Huntington; Mrs II Wheeler,
Charlotte; Mrs Wilson Hincsburgh Baldwin
Landon, South Hero; Miss Dewey, Milton.
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The .SentincIS Saul. or .Jonathan'' rather
asserts that our correspondent david, :"
is " neither a Democrat nor an inhabtant of
Richmond. If he is not Democrat. that
is so much the better for him: but he is GER
tainly an inhabitant of Richmond and
much respected and right worthy one, who
unqucstionably knows whereof he aAirms.
David attends to Saul's-wc mean Jonathan's
case in a paragraph below We don't
pretend to comprehend the whole of it. but
presume it will be understood where it is in
tended to be.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
BREAD

Commntse.-Asahel Peck, Burlington; Isaac
Nye, Burlington; Josiah futile, Essex; b. Z. b.
Kennedy, Richmond; Abel c. Palmer, Charlotte;
Ira W. Saylcs, Huntington; Abram Harding, South
Hero Elijah q. Reed, Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
APPLES

Commitss.-Buel, Landon, South Hero Byron
Stevens, Essex Samuel Quincy, Underhill; Ira
Colamer, Shelburne.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MECHANICAL
MANUFACTURES.
Comnnte,.-John S Patrick Hincsburgh ;Chas
L Harding, Colchester; Colby Richmond; Ira
Andrews, Shelburne; Writers, Milton;
Abijah Hatch, Grand Isle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

AccDENr.-0n Sunday 18th ult., Iucus
Dunlap, son Of Capt. c. Y. y. Dunlap of
Plymouth, was run over by horse and
wagon, and had his thigh broken, aud his
head and back injured. lie is now doing
VOL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

Rev Henry Granville of Herts, England,
lately when at the White Mountains, ascended
the ''Old Man of the Mountain, and with a
rope ladder went down and sat astridc ofhis
nose. When he came down he declined the
congratu lation offered him for his daring feat,
saying, latter had bestrided the old man S
nose. and as turned round towards his left
eye, beheld written in colossal letters
Visit Oak Hall, Boston George W. Sim
mons. 1885 ~
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ATLANTIC OCEAN STEAMERS LosT. -Ihrte N
Atlantic steamships have been lost since the
introduction of ocean steamship navigation,
viz
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1t vii be seen by this list that the loss of
life by the Austria has been greater than in
any OF the other steamers lusi in the Atlantic
Ocean. The pecuniary loss by these di-a,
asters is estimated at $40, 500 600.
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Correspondence Of the Free Press.
LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
VENICE.

The Gondolds-Then and no,u,