Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

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commends the adoption of measures look
ing 10 the abolition Of slavery in that coun- |
try.
-Adviccs from Hong Kong, China, to |
May 90, state that the ship Dallars Ugarn,
from Marao for Callao was burned at sea,
and GOO coolies persisted.
The recent inundation at Now Orleans
involved tho loss ofabout million dollars
worth of property, besides causing much
personal discomfort and actual suffering.
The New York World has lost patience
with its Southern brethren, and cracks the
whip after this style: ITO our nostrls the
lost cause IS a stencil, and we seek to bury
it out of our sight. Onward in the work
of subdung imperialism and corruption.
sounds out all along the line. state
Rights dnd Union is our motto
The corner stone Of the new odd Eel
lows hall in Boston, corner of Berkeley
and fremont streets, was laid on Tuesday
with appropriate ceremonies. About 5000
members of the order were present. form
ing procession two miles in length. The
building is to cost $500, 600. and will be one
Of the most imposing and attractive edi-
fees in the city.
Here is another one of those heroes
who are so common that they attract little
attention. John Olvany of Michigan city,
Ind, was sailing on the lake with three
friends, when the boat was capsized by a
flaw Of wind, and as the little craft could
bear up only three persons, Olvany, saying
that he had no family and they had, babe
IL l. l.. 1 /
drowned.
Chief Justice Chase will spend por-
ton Of the summer at the magnetic springs
at st. Louis, Mich, and left Washington
for that place on Wednesday evening. Tho
health of the Chief Justice has very much
improved during the spring 1t is said the
paralytic symptoms have almost entirely
disappeared, and his face and form are fast
rcgaining their former roundness of out
line. His friends feel confident that he
will take his seat on the bench in the fall
in better health than he has been for sew
eral years past.
1t is reported that the Baptsts, who
have been laboring and proselyting among
the Ottawa Indians in Kansas for nearly
fifty years. have succeeded in converting
seVen-eighths oil the males 10 their ialth'
ana at the same Tune IN screwlhs them out
of all their property, including 5000 acres
of excellent land. Such successful mis-
sonary work among the deluded and he
nighted barbarians shows degree of zeal
ana seil-sa'rlhce "onuerIul 10 pehol"'
A letter from st. John, y. f., states
| that information has lust been received
there OF the total loss Of small coasting
schooner with forty souls on board she
lett 81 John Tor oId feIi'ah III TRINITY BAY
ana forty men Of the crews oi the Nlhrod
ana Hector took passage in her. Inc poor
le'loWs were inhabitants oil old Fel'can'
ana were returning to their homes with the
proceeds oil lhe'r successful voyages Ihey
were nearly all married men with FAMILIES
me unfortunate Nessel has not since been
near" o. ana on May -7d par OF her cargo
was picked up AT sea- 1t is supposed that
sue S'r"cA On 10" ICEBERG during the
"''i Aioss anu "ei't u""h immediately
u''.s i,'"' horace "reeiey recent
Nolo"'H III "eI'l'h'S' ne was 'alled upon
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nc'" 'l '"''"''S 'o"N oIS''l"h log''her'
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laws ''',u.'''''u " very ieSetNeu ne-
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VI Tue ,"'''aoP"o' was "iV"'"e" !" N'"'-
n'sS '', N'','t''' w" o''',9'o".'l " hearty
IauSh preaNlhs the Stl'lh'SN' II was
scene worthy 'ne Peh''l o' "'' "r.'s'' one
tha' Woulu make PIc'u'r N'luap'e no"
anu III 'ut"re geher''lohN' mere was
scarcely reference 10 tue P"'"i'"' N'""-