Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-09

hsve seat at each end, with an awning owe
% the top to protect the occupants from the sur
r The carriage part has iron sxles and four clip
, tic springs size of wheels three and four feet
rim, three inches wide. On the side Of the car
riage Will be two floats, metallic cylinders, mad
4 of galvanized iron, cigar shaped. fourteen fee
! long and sixteen inches in diameter Thei
buoying capacity will be about two thousan
pounds each The carriage will have an opel
slate bottom, and will carry twelve person:
The mode of getting the carriage out into III
: surf will be BY ropes a rope will run from
I to an anchor in the water, and another to tn
shore the carriage can be sent ont to an,
depth desired, or return to the land, at the vii
Of the Occupants.-IigTaCsS Journal
FUNERAL or THE LATE FRESCH MigI,1ER -
l The funeral Of NJ Prevost-Psrsdol took plac
: when all of Paris was anxiously waiting new
from the v r, and the sad procession through
2 The throngei streets was in manner an un
needed omen Of the disaster which had alresd,
fallen upon the French arms in the first conflict
A crowd Of the most illusTious men of the In
pire followed the body to lis last resting place
forming cortege rs distinguished as could havt
been assembled IA honor Of any man. Member.
OF the Senate and Deputies, Acudemicians. mem.
deTs Of the bar, men Of letters, savants anl
journalists joined in paying the tribute Of res
pect 10 the dead. It was an assembly u all th2
is hest, most cultivated and most gifted IL
France, and the ouIogy Of ~ Jules S4ndeau al
the tomb was expressive Ct the regret o. III.
greatest minds of the nation ar their loss Il
was no Eight compliment TO associate his nam,
with those OF Lamcriine, Berryer and DE Brog-
Ae, OF 10 carry the appreciation o. that giftel
audience along with the glowing praise 90 cio-
quenty spoken by bis brother Aciiemiciau.
lHE iAcHT CAMGRIl.-The Memphis .Nfur
describes the Cambria as unique and noble
ioGGng craft, Of a dderent build and rig from
0ur yachts Among other peculnritiss she hs-
hu-h deca from b9F 10 stern, dispensing al-
together with the usual cockpit Of yachts Sne
has oliV simple bogsp-it, and au immense
spar with no outer attachment, and hcr fore
mast is several feet shorter thau her mainmast
But the chiet attraction q. the vessel is in her
cabins, which are furnished 10 style Ot m8E-
nitcence altogether SURPRISING anything one
would imagine possible OH q ses-going craft like
her. Four superb pantiugs representing The
Cambria in different Positions under a cioai o..
canvas, adorn the panels oi tle main cabin.
while in the others, Of which there are some two
Or three, convenience ami comfort is beautifully
blended with elegance and taste. The Cambria
has swords. guns aui pistols ca-spicuouslj dis
urivpi in the cabin b,. ,r.- af o-ntr.a-- o-,,-s
perhars. On oc.ssi,-.
4 New GANaIsG NacaNE-Two betting
men we;e charged % Birmingham, England,
with prs,in- ar .bs r,... IN tb,t toun ,.tb an
Instrument OF g,uiu-." They stood upon the
course with a 3. Pari-'lutle.. OF mechanical
f.ftirr r,e.b.-r Tli. D.. ..,.e ,Es ,,,.,...-..-
f,,s ofvbi.A 3. ,srf.,.fsj ,,;.-. t-i.. -.,,-..l
with y1,s. Er th. SIDE. .f.,.t t.-.. a.. ,..,..
b,- c5-res,or liur si.b fs, r,,7tsr of o. t'.-..
mon The r,,-e cara When , r-r.oc f,.l. d.
~. - 90. 10 .
i,u.be- a bsri.s ,1i !. t,1s t.,s.,s ,se
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aaftcr.Uu. which have r, p. tbsr nm. t,.,
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horse th.t IL. t..r., t...ei t..- ,i.,r r,.. m. d,
come 5f When ,b. r.s.. +. .y.,. Ill.,. ,,1,.. l.'i
among those who backed the ho-se that Won
the defendants first d-lucHu- rer csat fir
thc asc O.. tle case
4i. NuEu1i9 Asa lrs EayU.ls. - I- IS
-s' year ego since ,he excitement about Byron
Vas got up bJ Mrs beeclet-S-Hwe. whose article
about the poet aud hs sister appeared, ve think.
40 .ae llm o. August, -ui iaa few Isr. J., h4I
been reat hy every oue. foT thai excitement
li- died out And il DIES Dot even -sam ta.t
Byron 's reputation Was .liureI il t.r least b7
tl- .r't-- made Da r,-ll- hl. ;lr .alg wh1
u-ie me s't4eE been injured t7 h.r complete
failure Then ttr eEc'rem-ut was about Byron
aui beecner,-u"r . ls about l9ntu4r'e and
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