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THE POET AND THE PROOF.
READER.

Ahi here it is I'm famous now
An author and poeti
1t really is in printi Ye godsi
How proud I'll be TO show i'll
And gentle AnnaI What a thrill
Will animate her breast,
To read these ardent lines, and know
To whom they are addressedi
Why bless my soull here's something strange
What can the paper mean
By talking of the graceful brooks
That gander DER the green?
And here a instead Off,
Which makes it tippling rill;
Wen seek the shad, instead OF shade.
And hell, instead OF hill.
They look so-whatl 1 recoilect,
Twas sweet and then twas kind,
And now to think, the stupid fool
For bland has printed blind
Was ever such provoking work
'Tis curious by-the-by,
How anything is rendered blind
BY giving il an eye.
Hast thou no tears? the is left out,
Hast thou no ears, instead;
hope that thou art dear, is put
hope that thou art dead. --.-
Who ever saw in such space
So many blunders crammed?
Those gentle eyes bedimmed is spelt
Those gentle eyes bedammed.
The color of the rose, is nose;
Affection is affection;
wonder if the likeness holds
In fact as well as fiction?
Thou art friend the T is gone
Who ever would have deemed
That such trihing thing could change
friend into fend?
Thou art the same is rendered lame
1t really is too bad
And here, because an is out,
My lovely maid is mad;
They drove her blind, by poking in
An eye-a process new;
And now they've gouged il out again,
And made her crazy too.
Let's stop and recapitulate;
I've damned her eyes, that's PLAIN
I've told her she's a lunatic,
And blind, and deaf and lame.
Was ever such a horTid hash
In poetry or prose?
I've said she was fiend. and praised
The color Of her nosei
/ wish / had that editor
About half minute;
I'd bang him to my hearts content,
And with an begin it.;
I'd jam his body, eyes, and bones,
And spell it with a d.
And send him to that hill of his
He spells it with an e.
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The smart boys of Quincy, ILL.,, cut off
rats tails, plant them in flower pots, and
sell them to unsophisticated florists as
a new species of cactus.
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A. & J,L. TWONIBLY,

|XXTHoLEsALE ana retail dealers in Flour, Corn,
w Pork and Lard, Pants and Oils, Hardware,
Nest India Goods Groceries Butter and Cheese. Also
wm. L. Bradleys X. L. Phosphate and Sea Fowl Gu
hno.
AARON TwoMBLY ]. L. TwoMBLY.
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MARTIN ARROTT.
]. f. DWINELL.

NTHEELWRIGHT, Carriage Maker and Genera
w Job Worker. Open and Top Buggies, and va
rious styles of carriages always on hand. Glover Vt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

INTERESTING TO LADIES.
NJ. A. Woodman, Barton, Vermont has just opend an
entirely new and elegant assortment of
SEAS0NABLE MILLINERY GOODS
Hats and Bonnets-every shape and style-Trimmed
and untrimed, in Straw, Silk and Lace, for
Ladies, Misses and Children.
EVER NEW STYLE
FROM
THE MOST ELABORATE
to the simple Shade Hat. All the new shapes beaut-
fully and fashionaby trimmed with new shades in
Turquois silk and Ribbon together with
Feathers,
Aigrette
Flowers,
pOnpOn%.
Sprays.
sc. &c.
Also Hosiery, Gloves,
Lace Collars, Fans. Fan
cy Goods, &c.
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY RECEIVED.
Barton, May 20, 1879. 20-tf
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A Colossal BALLooN.-Mr. King, the
we'll known Boston aeronaut, has been
engaged for the past five months in con-
structing balloon which, when COM
pleted, will be the largest ever made in
America. 1t is to be named the 'sCo-
lossaf' a term which will be fully merit
ed by the monster construction, the cir
cumference of which is 191 feet, and the
capacity nearly 100000 cubic feet. 1t
is a perfect sphere, except that there is
an elongation below sufficient to form
the neck, and is made of a single thick
ness of the best Lyman Mills cloth, 1900
yards of which were furnished expressly
for the purpose. To give it additional
strength, however, twenty-four stays or
bands of four thicknesses of cloth each
have been run around the globe, which
has been carefully coated with oil var
nish to render it imperyious to gas
There will be two cars attached, one
above the other the top one to be fitted
up with scientific apparatus for the pur-
pose of observations, and containing ev-
cry accommodation for the observers, and
the lower one, of larger dimensions, for
other passengers and ballast. The en-
tire affair weighs between 400 and L.
500 pounds, and when filled with hydro
gen gas it will lift nearly 1000 pounds !;
with the common street gas, fifteen or
twenty passengers, with the requisite
amount of ballast, can be carried for a
long voyage. The collapsing cord is
sewed in from the bottom upwards for a
distance of twenty-five yards. The Ca
pacity of the balloons previously used
by Mr.. King are as follows: General
Grant, 1000 feet Queen Of the Air,
$4,000 feet; Star-Spangled Banner,
$4,000 feet +; Hyperion, $4,000 feet
The first ascension of the latter was
made in Boston with eight passengers,
who travelled seventy-6ve miles, and on
the following day another ascension was
made. As this is the largest and the
safest balloon ever constructed, it is to
be hoped that the city fathers, if the
usual programme of the Fourth of July
is to be carried out this year, may be
induced to give our citizens chance tc
witness its imitation and ascension.
ORIGIN OF THE WHITE TRAsu-A
negro preacher delivered funeral dis
course over the body of an old colored
brother in which he gave an account OF
the genesis of the species (white,) which
throws Darwin and all his vain philoso
ply of molecular, gammular and atomic
creation in the shade. He said
My Bredden, when Adam and Ebt
was fust made they bof was niggers
But de good Lord put dem in de gar
den where he had some apples, and tol,
EN-, Adam, you and Ebe may eat den
summer apples much as you want; bu
you jest let dem Fowler apples be-
dun save EN- for my own special toof
Desc, like sheep meet, too good for mig
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w. w. EATON,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chancery.
IA VIII attend courts in Orleans and Caledonia
counties. Prompt attention given to collections
Greensboro VT.
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For the Monitor.]
s rim G..

love the glorious beauty
Ola New England Spring
While all around, the forest glades
With tiny voices ring.
How welcome are its laughing skies,
And frequent melting showers,
The fields all robed in bonny green,
And decked with dainty flowers.
The brooks and rivers, lakes and rills.
That all the winter through
We're bound in icy fetters down,
In gushing fountains flow.
The balmy breezes come and go,
Laden with sweet perfume,
OF odors from the woods and flowers
That Danish winters gloom.
And every creeping thing of earth,
And every feathered fowl of air
Are glad to see the Spring return,
And chant its praises everywhere.
S. J. SMITH.
rolcninaton Center. U. Mau 20. 1877.
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MANUFACTURER and dealer in Furniture of all
vi kinds and descriptions, Carpets, Room Paper,
curtains and fixtures also Collins and Caskes Picture
ames Spring Beds &c. Glover VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-05-27

A TT0RNEY and Counselorat Law and Claim Agent.
N viii attend the courts in Orleans and Caledonia
ounties Barton, Vt.
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7. III. HOLTON, & co.

Manufactures and Dealers, in all kinds of Harness.
WI Also Whips Curycombs, Cards, Brushes
&c. Vacuum oil Blocking, for sale. Barton Vt 7-33
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A. G.. ROBINSON,
WIN. w. CIRCUIT,

VITHoLESALE dealer in Flour, Grain, W. l. Goods,
w Groceries, Lime, Plaster OIL Fish, Salt, Iron,
Steel, Nails, Glass &C., Depot Store, Barton, Vt.
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J. De W WUUUITlfN,
IN DEALER IN BOOTS SHOES. and findings ofthe
IT, best kind and quality. offered cheap for cash.
Store over A. & J. L. Twomby's.
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DAINTER. Painting, Glazing, Graining. White
washing and Paper Hanging. All work done in
he best style and satisfaction guaranteed Saws fled
10 order.
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j. VI. CURRAN,
ID Barton, Vermont.
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MRS. GEO. G. DAVIS,
I'D ANT AND VEST MAKER,
u Barton, Vermont.
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DALE 4, ROBINSON,
Il T. WnODNVAN.

A TToRNEYs and Counselors at Law, Barton, Vt.
IN GEO. DALE. J. ROBINSON
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i. N. WERSTER.

j. n. WEBSTER,
ENlRE INSURANCE AGENT,
10 Barton, Verm mt.
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VI. d. SMIT1t.
DROPRIEToR ofthe Orleans County Marble Works.
j. Foreign and American Marble, GravestOnes,
Monuments, &c.
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MISS A. j. CUTLER,
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING and pattern rooms.
WI Barton, Vt
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FRED. Ill. MORSE.

j. N. W EBSTEN,
Dealer in stereoscopes, Views,
4 oval square, aud rustic Frames of all kinds.
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VOL. /.
B USTEESS DIRECTORY.

J. +. WRIGHT,
physician ard Surgeon Office over Grandy Skinner
Il 4 Parkers store.
Chronic diseases Speciality.
o2-l Barton Landing. VT.
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Ross stood irresolute in he'stormy gloom.
Should he ring the bell and return the
Jewels to Pansie's father, or should he
do as she had bid him ? He thought Of
his mother, and poor hungry little Flora
watching wistfully for his return. He
could not go back and see them starve.
With a sudden feeling of desperation,
he thrust the glittering necklace in his
pocket, and dashed rapidly down the
snowy street.
The gaslights blazed brilliantly in a
fashionable jewelry establishment, and
its bland proprietor looked inquiringly
on little Ross as he approached the gilt
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y. J.
CtUCCEss0R TO P. CHENEY. will continue to
- sell Large Variety Of Sewing and Knitting Ma
chimes. Orders solicited. Barton, VT
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/ RASBURGB, will be at Z. w. Langmayd's Hotel
"a In Coventry, Friday of each week, from to p.
M. Agent for Watertown, N. s. Truss. Kept con-
N btantly on hand.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-09

En- esta imprenta SO hacen toda clase de i'm
presiones para los cuerpos del EjercitO y mill
cias los Ayuntamientos, las oticinas l's par
ticulares, OfreciendO en- tOdOs los trabaJos que
Sc encarguen, plontitud, esmero y baratura.
ConstantemenCe Sc encOntraran en- la misma
los siguientes impresos:
P6lizas de embarque para el extranjero.
Idem para cabotage.
Manifestos de Aduanas
P6lizas de fletamentos.
Conocimientos de embarque de los vapores
cOrreos de las Antillas de d. Ramon Herrera.
Idem de los vapores correOs de A. Lopez
Compa
Credenciales de voluntarios.
Nombramientos de cabos sargentos.
Letras en- blanco.
Targetas de vista de cartulina.
Idem de idem imitacion de martil.
Iuem de idem nacaradas de colores.
Idem de luto.
So imprimen esqao,as de cQnyite, para en- :.
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Aceite de Ezigado de Bacalao.

PurO v IegflimO de Lammam TX emp.
Ell Dr. d. Manuel Fran co de Entralgo vccno de la
Gale de la Hahana, Santiago de las Vegas dice que
ha usado el AcPite de EsigadO de ISacalaO
de LsaMmam Y h emp de Tfsis Escr6-
fnla. Darrea CT6nica g.. e. tanto en- losni1os CO
mo adultOs siempre ba curado esas Intermediates
El DR.. d. jose Franco Ruz, Medico Cn ujano
e., g., certfca haber empleadO con exelentes re-
sultados ell Aceite de HigadO de IBa csa1aO
de LaMmam y M emp en- las intermediates para
las cuales esta indicado.
d. BenitO Jose Riera, Lido. de la RI Universdad
dc II Habana, CatedraticO de Quimica Fisica, de
Ia RI Escuela General PreparatOria de Cuba & d t.
Certifca que ell Aceife de I1igad6 (lG Isaca.
lao de Lanman v X emp es una sustaDcia en-
el mayor grado de pureza como 10 prneba su rigido
D. Felix Benjamin Carbonell, Lido. en- Fa1nlacia
certfca haber visto practicar por el Lido. D. Jose
gadO de Ra caIaO de Lanman v Kemp, Y
haberlo veri6cado 81 mismo con el mayor cuidad0
dandO pOr resultadO ser el mas legitimO extraido
con la mayor escrupulosidad.
Los afamadOs facultatvOs Sres. d. AntO. UlIHo.
D. Benito Manresa Pablo Verduo, de Matanzas, F.
Luis, Fedo. Perrad Y Mariana Revillo de Santiago
dc Cuba, dicen que han empeadO nuestrO ceite
de HiGadO de BacalaO con resultados mara
villosos
Sc halla de VEMTA en- los estab cimntos de to-
daS classes.
La exelente virtud aromatica del Aqua Florida
de Murray Lanman ha hecho que sus cualidades
como cOsm6ticO Sc hayan parcialmente pasado de-
sapercib bidas' No tan solo ell refreScante de-
liciOSO de los perfumes sino tambien como apcacOn
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Los dueflos de este antique establecimento tie
nen ell gusto de partcipar a sus parroquianOs y en-
particular los Srs. hacendados, ell haber recbido
de Ingaterra un complete surtido de herro en- plan la
de vapor de bueyes tubos dc hierro dulce surtdos
de diametro interior q pulgadas, COZ sus codos
Toe anilas, encontrandose siempre un complete
slrtido de bue de herro colado para ees de hiArro
MADEIRA, de carretas costados rejas de arados dc
todos n1meros mangos para d. americanos, cobre
an nlanchas para al lamhiaueria d OtrOs Obet0s
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IMPRBNTA DEL "BOLETll" Y ALMACRN DB PAPBL.
CAnE DE- s JOSE num- II, ESQUnA La PLAZA PRINCIPAL

tierro y Sc entregaran la hora de haberse en-
cargadO.
Igualmente Sc detallan los efectos siguientes:
Plumas de GuillOt y de OtrOs fabricantes.
Pesitos para pesar ORC y cartas.
SObres grandes para cartas y OfciOs.
Papel para cartas, grande, pequeno de can
to dorado.
Idem idem idem de luto.
Sobres grandes de lutO.
Idem de targetas.
Lapices Faver y otros fabricantes.
POrta-plumas.
TinterOs de varias classes.
CucIlilos de cortar papel.
Reglas cuadradillOs de varios clases
Caitas para sellOs de cOrreo.
Lmpia-plumas de porcelana
Salvaderas de diferentes classes.
Papel espaIlol de Ia, %. g.. 4.
Idem rayado de Ia y 81
Potes de tinta carmin.
Iaacres de var1as classes.
Lapiees para dibujo g., 4.
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la PUERTO-RlQUENA.
Taller de Maquinaria, Fundicion y Herrera, sito
en- el barrio de la Marina, (Puerto-Rico),
DE FRANCISCO ABARCA.

Pudiendo fundirse en- esta toda clase de pleas
para maquinas pudiendo tamben tOrnear accept
liar todas las pieZas que contien pues conta-
mos con todo 10 necesaro para poder dar cumpi-
mientO los Srs. que SO slrvan honrarnOs con suS
trabajos
Coma en- planchas para empaQuetadura de vapor
aqua fria.
NOTA.-Gsan rebaja de precios en- todos los artf-
cuOs que Sc encuentran de venta este estableci-
mientO. LO que participants los Sres. Hacenda-
dos dennis parrOqnianos de esta casa.
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superficial para guitar de! cGtis toda asperesa -
nmeiOrable. En- tOdOS los casOS Tie eIupciOneg, Pc
cas-, manchaS, QuemaduraS do sol, caugad0e pOr
poscion al sol al aire, esta aqua floral, probar6
La tez Suavidad y frescOr, Ia vez quo ex-
tirpa del ctis aparienca lustrOsa livid6Z tan
esagradable & Ia vista. EXetuandO para la curA
g gTanoS ell Aqua Florida debe usarS0 siempre dila-
>en aqua. Para extirpar los granos, la apllcaclon
he hacerse con Ol hquidO para siete och0 VoceS
Ia, prOcurandO aplicarlO sOlamcnte los granOS
al cGtis del rededor. Observando cuidadosa-
estas direcciones en- POGO tempo - vor1A
9cer tOdas las dCsagradables asporezAs del
as propiedades hii6nfcgas del
Florida de Murray y LMnman
:vo marcado rasgo de este exelentO
mirab]e pOder en- aliviar tOda fOrma
'aza nerviOsO desmayOS paTOxismos
sus salutfferas prOpiedades de-
| Ell cuartO del enfermO 10 hacen no
| ta isito de tocador, Retretesino un-
net general de familia. Como perfu.
me, necesitamOs, enumerar suS mu-
chasN amos de prueba ante ese pN-
| blico b Il hecho que pOr sa delicadO-
| "a purez. rablldad permanece, sin
| igual.
| Niugun : aqua de tocador % 10 pa
| rece NADIA pG de lugar, nadie que 10 haya
| usadO una Vez DO ;nducido de renuneiar del
| placer de uSarla: Ia asOmbrOs& rapid6Z con
| que ventaS aunie aun 9 10 faz dc centenA-
! res de imitaciones Y fa 1ciones, que hOmbres sin
| honor digndad en- +, Alemani2 inundan
| ell mercadO. La diferen> ntre esaS v la legftima
! Aqua Florida de Murray nman es simplemente
| la djferencia entire 10 muy v 10 muy p6simO
! RestanOs encarecer al phA 90 que cuandO CONF
prem sempre pidan por ell Aqua Florida de Murray
v Lanman, preparada por Lanman Kemp, Nueva-
York quenes son los dnlcOs prOpletOriOS del artl-
culo genuine
/ De venta EN- todas las boticas perfumerfas.
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No mas caspa nj calvicie
PARA Ell CABELLO.

Conserva Ell cabello suave lustrosO.
Conseva el Craneo esco agradable.
Haze crecer ell cabellO espeso Y fuerfO.
Hace desaparecer todo vestlgio de Caspa,
Impide premature Canosidad,
Tmpide premature Calvice.
Els La 1nica preparation perfecta su c1aSO.
Els la que da mas fuerZa vigor al Craneo,
Es la 1nica preparation para el Cabello que es
adaptable para la
BARBA:
Comuuic4ndole esa suave sedosA apariencia tas-
to, tan admirada de ambos Sras. CaballerOs.
Sc hallan de VENTA en los establecimientOs de
todas classes. Y en- todas las bOticas ecreditadas.
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lEAL UB VAPOKES CORREUS lNGLBSES

GOBIERNO NJ.
Rv1Czo ENTIRE PLAZA, Los
EUROPA YOTRGs PUERrOs
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA,
SEGUNDA CAMARA.
HABANA DIRECTo.


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solicitation, shall be punished by fine and i'm

solcltatlon, shall be punished by fine and i'm
prisonment."
1t may be violation of the latter Statute to
use lewd language to single individual and the
question in this case is, simply whether the Ian
guage used was in such public place, and in the
presence of such numbers Of persons as to make
1t an offence against common decency and COM
mon morality. It was 10 a girl, in the presence
OF another girl and another woman, and the Jury
by their verdict have declared that the language
was so hurtful and prejudical to others as to
make it q common nuisance.
The counsel for the defendant contends that
to constitute common nuisance under our
Statute, the act must be injurious to the public
to large class of the community"
The Court acquiesces in the opinion of the
counsel, that the act complained of must be in
furious to the public morals, but dissents from
the position that it must be injurious to large
class OF the community. That it must be iniuri-
Gus to more than one person, is undoubtedly true
But the limitation taken must be far less than
that maintained by the counsel. The authorities
do not sustain this position, and no such deduc-
tion can be drawn from our Statute
In the case of the Queen vs. Wason, Cox's
Or. Cases, 377, Lord Denman, c. j., says, that
the general rule is, that nuisance must be
public that is, to the injury or offence of several
1t is not new principle Incorporated in the
Pen9 Code, that language used which tends to
the corruption of the public morals, is indictabe
as common nuisance. Profane cursing, or
swearing, in public, is indctable at common law
as nuisance. 1t is an established principle that
whatever openly Outrages decency, and is injuri-
Gus to public morals, is a misdemeanor at COM
mon law. l Hawk, p O., C. 5, 8, 4. In the
case of Rex. VS.. Crunden, 2 Camp, 80, Mcdonald,
q. b., ruled that whatever place becomes the
habitation of civilized man. there the laws of
decencY must be enforced. 1t is unnecessary,
however, to resort to any authorities to sustain
the indictment except the Code ITSELF The
jury have decided by their verdict that the charge
OF common nuisance is sustained by the use of
the language as alleged, in the presence and
hearing Of three persons, and the Court declines
to disturb the verdict and therefore overrules the
exceptions.
E. II. ALLEN, Chief Justice.
concur, ALFRED S. HARrwELL, Justice.
concur, II. A. WDEMANN, Justice
HIS Elk. the Attorney General for the Crown
w 0. Jones for Defendant.
Honolulu, 18th February, 1872.
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delay Of the Travancore. She was, as we have
said, but a mile from land and any necessary as
sistance was available for her in the harbof. The
captain endeayored, accordingly, to let his dis
tress be known BY burning blue lights and firing
rockets and signal guns. But the agents IN the
harbor were all thinking about the Tnvaneore,
and at once presumed that these signals were ad-
dressed to that ship and needed no attention from
them. At last repc-. reached the masterat-
tendant of the harbor that the Rangoon was in
trouble, and he came down TO satisfy himself Of
its truth Bot, meanwhile, the Rangoon had got
under way in order to keep herself aaoat, and
when the mastefattendant arrived he discernsd
the ship dimly in the distance, apparently steam
ing of on her voyage, an firing an occasional
rocket as if TO attract the Tayancore So be con-
6dently returned home, and the good people in
Gale all dined coutendedly at Z o'clock while 4
fine steamer was sinking within a mile Of their
port 1t was not until O'Clock that authentic
news Of the disaster was received, and then it
was too late to render material assistance. Mean
while, the captain seems to have done all a sea-
man could do under such circumstances. lie
steamed to the neighbOrhoOd Of two other ships
which were lying of the harbor, and with the aid
of their boats saved the passengers and very
few mails.-L0ndon Times. Norsntber %.