Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16


a ise i.y- -.r.. . a....l .aa- Gle tt-t
Indian ness, ODE .s- .. ship .a Obs RIVER
IT. Fly, '-..F la.e.'.-. with a large lautsr
81 lives. wholly 81 la.-... --r...'s, g
m-a, '.a.- aai elIl.ta. e-. bel engaged 90
eater -trv- abroad I.. vessel was -..1s
,aWeidawl tae river. aaea .t struck .lc u the
numerous slais, anil =..a '..- i.'.i anil -ga-.
NJ blame dare say con t- attached q. t-e Ier-
so1- .a eaars, OF ,ae vessel, ..r 'lr less ,: The
saiY- The system % .-i'-e -n t-- Hoo-.y
very perfect All ..as'llay ulss. tae ,ye Of
'-r----a-, i-s l....- t..a- 'n .-- l-..- -5F-
wee, ana .-',-- d.. -'lTy -e-ii--i, 10 most
se'r-4'as invss,is -r.l Buoy .rs g.aucei az
every intricate point. anil Equals Ut specially
'aas.'.as @'1-- 'H-''-'. ia. exact stage 't the
'-ie- '..' .--.' .-.' Vessels whenever the
TIDE "'i nor "-rFla- 'a.F passage with con
'iera'.e .ee riv.ye. clients ,rl u'ly leeur'
and 'Ae result. ares m.sti.N'ss disastrous. The
'.'e runs WITH great '..e--iy' al' 'aa s-ail are
ever charging. There aye places also in the
Ii'er' which t.l With sand and water and
ship being caught therein soon sinks cut Of
ss1'- HE captain % @ vessel outward oouni
'ee-s renewed 'i 81 s''-' --'. o.; .a-ie's' as he
'.-A.s '-- ,i''' I''.'-..-'' 'at nils away h-s
s'A' where the 'eli L' longer brings ~ the
'"..'.' .' ''.' il i'.'I-s ans
many % 'Ae ',.''s .- '-- --.'e H'-'iJlel
vessel su''',iei '- swimming % 'le Shore but
o-! '' --e'- '''.' I'D % more i,-ii'.e form HE
report says 'ley were nearly -. eaten by the
use's' ana j nave BOO i.l'' OF 'ae correctness
Oh 'As report ln'' part o' bengal known as
vac '''1'' ''iDs' '7 u'''i'u-iy infested with
''-' 1t -' "'- -u'A'1i'cAied net
'nA' 's-rs wi. at times swim out 10 attack na-
yves D" 'A'r 'o-.s ID "'s '..i Ie On one Of
'1e steamers lolH1 20 A--lm' taat tiger
came ga '.-'d one a'5-i 1-e oi the 'arges
''1e' y TIC steamer as 'Dey lay At anchor.
Inc system Of The ''e'.sy Emigration as it
is ''l'''.y called has oe'n perfected by the
Government aud the agents receive their license
ny iu'lia authority. The design Of the govern
iI'I' '' lIi'l' is 10 secure 20 The emisrant
every i''s'''o-e p"'i'es'' Aui 20 protect him
j" MS ''E''s' iet with the best scheme, and
'Ne most i'ullvie piiLs-'AAns' the Cooley must
ana often does 7uler- The emigration scheme
Nls now II not recently repealed, been cx-
"nIe' To 'ne AAunuls' TO the West lndas,
anu 10 the new internal regions q India, where
the Iea-pIant has been successfully introduced.
The long sea voyage cannot be otherwise than
tedious and proih; Of disease and death. Care
is taken So Jar as possible, 10 secure good ships
AMI good provisions, yet no ship can be- equal
TO the land, AMI no ships provisions as fresh
ana healthy as found on shore The great and
sudden change from l1ni TO sea produces its
'l''-Ll-' ana not unifeau'niiy' large number
ol 0Ou'es Is thrown INTO the sea. On one Of the
steamers oouni up TO Assam with tve or six
Nu.iu''i O'''l's on oo'Fd' the cholera broke out
anu 1e''nl''ei the number IN a few hours.
Du' a''er 'ne voyage Is over and the Cooley
i ID MS ne" ho'a'' ne is entirely among strang-
e's. III tue must OIL novel scenes and with an
e''le'1 ne" Ainu OF work before him. He is
o0uha 10 remain Tor seven years, and the law
iA''niuly nous MN 10 ms contract Necannot
''u'' ','' .' CON 'fifoh win his former IN
'0'-e' 'hl 'o'''y 10" j Il' better oi' he Is far