Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02


Mistrusting their intention, and with "a
presence Of mind seldpm equaled, he placed
a'ksg Of powder under the main hatch, and
arranged fuse. Then calling out to the
coolies above, be scanpered back from the
powder as far as possible. When the Eel.
lows had crowded around the hatchway,
yppd diVelS pegring down to'see Him, he fred
his fuse, and the explosion which followed
killed nearly all on board, The rest were
so demoralized that they jumped overheard
or fell easy victims to the remorsefess war;
fare waged by the mate and the few remain.
ing men. Singular as it may seem, the
vessel was; not 30 badly da9aged that she
would not doat,; and the mate succeeded in
bringing her back to Tahiti. -
The cotton company feeldissatisiied with
their investment;; but; are not discouraged,
and it is currently reported that the vessel
is being fitted up for another cruise.
Tl~I ro.1.,o = Z T9.1sc,.1 roo.
.Ol'A"I - "."e'o'0 ave-
frencnmen seloom marry women 1or the
SAKE q ta2if Gea4tys p0t among Ameficans
end Lre'i4nmsn1 faces are fortunes t9 their
'Possessora The marriages ofthe Enghsh
Duke OF Abercorn's daughters afford q sig
n'flcant proof Of what beauty does tor a
family. Whlle nve OF tnese young ladies!
by no means hoeraliy lowered py their
1ather-a1e already Pafr1ed 20 wealthy
peers ana no. a;T. saxtn i iaengegea % me aelr Of
DUKE, a tne elgGt oausn'eis a; OF maiqnls
are ar witlous % n"soanos. Ga since Inc Gays o: o.
th me oeieDraeet seet hna no '4y nus IN
Me = aam..teps. tlgas Mass1. ne N 'at.er
for while there were but two beautiful
donnanes tne1e are eeven : Laoaes 6 aamnton, M
and al! OF them are Deaqnes. one Is the
VIZ, we u ne, tne Eas1 " ". DlAoIsn, .ne LII u
1o4 HrySoegNS., SxMi,a"1lo HSlD 1s o sno WE ~
taefEe!n Ms olSY1%no. % Ha1naln ml nuu Mou1t
EsgcoI1o aao's go 40 !no IT,, snI1u ~ HT,p plluo
ot tno eiuess son y. -. .no LUZ =. uoto, s
wane tne younsesss sx was l!Ailte4 ~ isw Weeks
ago 20 ,ne Young AlAt4!.s y: uan,.suowne' .nn .r:
S,- AnH sass, cuTns e1e1tou ~ sno 'asn.ona-
pl9 eAospHMlc4 w1tlo vast oeal 3l ,ntel- ~
est; esPeclany, Pe1naPs' pecause; "nAe tne
yonthiol 1i1oeeroom 1s Inc neao OF lam IN
GUS wnlB npuse' ms peeu.1tuA oe1oe IL Tue
damgnter OF tne most asistocIauc OF tor'es:
Ipe maIl!.ge was III 1acG a. t4e union OF
Two great n1st;a2flc a;2 houses. tne LansG0wnes 1o
spring 'rom tne a4cIon! Halls ol merry,
ana one o1 tne ~ n5sfquls PeeI"ees uates
irom 'he year rAAol. ~ ene sesenteentn
century, the tnen Eall ol nelty: ~ solt o1
klng la ns Low own couI ~. n'S yuesa successor f
Was long altsE aesGI.tDsE sl py e x!celGy o1
lfeAe1o7 =, isa k9e uaugatef - Relnaps
ne mos. . eeieDIatea sen : :,: maGe E4gllsnman % INA
q tne tth Gentoiy: or :! - Hl.am .Ietty' VINO
rose rom N tae ?Gs,s'on as .. aa y sHosnesasy I
20 'nAt ot pn3S.o.a1: psl. sene.a. " gy' seG ILy'
a9a seDseqoensly %sae a, = sItye1 = tieiano, I:a
so9 ve.ms s1ueme'X 1aso!nele =. y2 Ms own
pacset As :xas, n .not MtPetDag.
geL Rae cenlnvea 20 get alge. gtan!s OF
forfeited lands ecattered tnrough various
parts OF the south and west OF Ireland. In
course OF time, by the death OF MS male
heirs, all these estates centered IN the helfs
OF his daughter, the countess tf Kerry, ana
the yast properties thus acquired are those
Anbdeafo BY Nh Stewart Trench in the
work which he lately published, called
ssRealities of Irish Life, with whose pages
many of our readers are no doubt familiar.
During the last century the Lansdowne
famous in connection with English politics
and society rather than with Irish land.
The. third Marquis, grand d.ather of the
present peer, acquired, besides his celebrity
as liberal and sagacious politician, a high
reputation in the character of munifcent