Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27

such easy SAIL. with a view to this deser7
ton, that her. progress through the
water was scarcely perceptible, )
Isn't there any spoil aboard r. asked
Bill Marling, who had been chosen to
stand next to Btlnele,: in charge OF the
expedition, refeetiYely. 80 II 4
: II know there is specie aboard, said
Buncle.. ssBut where the specie is stored
is beyond. my knowledge Z,
!; g Pete ought to know all about that.
point" suggested Marling, s:since he is.
always in the cabin i, E.
y g Yes, and / does, boss, = said Pete.
with a. grin of pleased imp ortance.
=. - Fetch it trp; then, immediately, =
commanded Buncle. So. C-,.3,-..:
: In FIVE minutes more the little band
of. desefters had stripped the schooner OF
its specie, plate, linen, and other yaluaa-
Bles, with a number of nautical instru-
ments, lanterns, etc, and had pushed
clear of The vessel, standing toward the
island. ~ s 7..,s-' ~. FL ( ~.
Fortunately this departure took place
upon. the. side of the schooner opposite
to that from which our hero had been
thrown. overheard, and alongside of
which he was being towed gently
through the water. i 80 r. " $50 ltS +
s.issTbe've eona.rs he heard a voice ,ex-
claim, few minutes later. =, ~
* HeIn fhere.,1 he called. ~ -.
/. - Where are Won 2, was the response
Of the voice which had before spoken.
; : % HIRE Zalonqside.2.on the starboard
side.i' sx'eIaiined our hero, - = ~
+. .'!.N no are you?"' ?. [<... X. Is.
{. .'isg Mr. BreeZe-the passenger E; (; ,.,. 4.
i -s,,5Jr1 'cS%iaoir,Jatio,,s, of wonder .s,c.
ol.t1aa j,lnndeg' ,syitb fbe b;,rr;tsd tpai,,i,-
1iSes'c,f f, ut and them fhe sbeet which
baE T,;ae rcd Da,t,v such finely service
Nos 'sIow,, ara 81, n Until he foiind HIM
Golf ah1e to o. o,rasn1 esbI,Iwarks. 'iIlLIl
o 1eT The n 10 !, he he called. tJ.m all
rigb+ nov Whore Is Mr. skin p. = rs
= le-f,ny,;,,e, -. ,bin5salf cir .hnt NOT VET
la 800 j Elton He
y paS blacL IL, tbo. fan i ,Bet, We reieasrd
,r 90 .' y = .'''S 1N M
t II :, :, 81 ,,,, o,,o loft y, ".
90, 10y ~ yor, and
-, o1in iot'' - 80 e7>s' ''i7 80.
g w, bod ,,at+o,. .+o1.e tho l;oht from,
~ 10 I,ornt- tsTbere
3oE. 80 f,il;, {o,,l of on
49, ;t1 W. ,o+o I'D II Iii no
ovliEI ~ ,ll p,,,,1o
moil ~ par ~ ~ ou ,o ~ AZ ~ i''i
any Th ,iss sgn 800 ~ 90 %os u odontod
tsI I's 7s 80 hot 40 chopoo will
.buoI,, -, - IL , ,lo,yor soiJ Denpv
eniow ~ mo antif powen h sa" Donn -
Do "a 90 - nv Polil Ia
saiieu nll VI ny 1'a - io uoi "a =,
" oT Som0u alIl oy ~ go >,
W u s HG ~ 'omelu onG msi 10 o
sala Cap. SUI NJ was n1m IT, &c
nILIlseii asal WIN Si1 -, o
seseLe iieaelaeIie Do ;aIo5 gu an
nv am ayo nato iit@t ' 80; .i,o r;s1, &c
lney Mouiu hoI lililiu taHllS .Io ii9 ~ ~.
IanOlhg IL tue odl ALio'0 III sum a 0o''V
DIS tney lau, e -. n. >,
see I E u any sup ~ poi',
remarked Sapt. M9 MOI 70 our leio' aS
they paced the &c qecK together.
NO SIT; ! mere certainty Is noncn ;,
at least "ith INN tne range Oh our ElsLot t,,,
we shalI have " oe Wy oaie a,' "
ABOUT our movements sa'u INC CUM
mandef. -,
ne schoonGT had auEancSu sesGIal
mics INTO the fassage' "hen capt MOT
ilSoh became CohVlhced that ne o"ell-
ing Whlch had Deen destroyed the pre-
yious evening, as REARED was no olher
II may nave Dee4 ourheu 10y acct
uenl, SIT, suSSeste'l Jenny mI'i 1891 heen
glahces thIouSh Siass at INC uiS'dil'
runs.
IL may lnqeed' assehteu the COM
nlander. Dul rear 10 inc contrary; ~, l
uoh IKE the LOOKS q Things ln ~
1a"ny fascals are not actlhg as Usual nil
Ihere Is something WRONG WIN Sneln.
shali not venture a lanalhg-uniess d
ship-oi-War, OF az leas. d stoue .La s',
should arrive neTg T., "ILhln tMe.ly -loI y.
hogrs' IN !act, II go ABOUT . iiiin ii5aiI
aleIy' aIu S!ve mem MLue oeltn ) un'ii
luIIheI H9n! ~ thLo"n upon .Ien'
ne nau just gwen 1ne oIIeI " 20
ABOUT Mneh q sly % staleie si suIPi .ie
AROSE from heaiiy every Soui Oh inc
'essTl. -, =, r. ..: =.
LOOK oN CIleu. De.ny' poIIlhs 10
Waiu one Oh Tue outlyin8 lsI AM Mlllcn
4ellns me IoI t,lel minus " 'iio "S'do
1 on, 10 t!e 5onS- .i'N
I ials was lliueet tile ca'se. e.. -,
9ng IL p9Slllng ooI 10 iil'elcepI us
ciieI oa11 pr ~. hoiIlson; ,,, !.
M al G sLi1 iaSearS arG ~ neL u
cla iItIyi MI. 1Nil. -, nls - aMAwaIu,
Inc Nilalns eA \s;Th SaPtaln
s 1oi iieV tI Setin,y i do no "
l ,i 'i,5 natives quise 80 PHEASANT 70
deal win as they lnaglhed' ana no"
tney WISH 10 come oack 10 the schooh-
CT. N, -. .,,o o 49,,
~, 9u WIN n9t AZ, iet t 6Iin ooine aooaiu'
sif IN oei n e. WI Ihtit H..
NO, 81: A.'eL WA. they nave uohe,
i SHHy mo1iu n9 nIs,'aIo ilolneet ~. W
hi,l w an a al, ,ahe POSSESSION y, u Tue
schooner nat Pro9aoiy the very
course tney lhlehu 10 take. IL ohiy re-
MAINS Tor us 10 nS il lhem' mutIerea
Oapt. MORRISON. we may as wen De
geIting our tooIs together.
Inc preparations Tor ae1ence We're
scarcely coilp piS: Mnen tne Iong-ooat
was Wlthih haliinS distance, continuing
10 advance Tapialy. -.
oheer on mere you Vliilans cane q
capt. MoIrlsoIi, as ne raised a musket
menaclhgly. 1ou can come oack 10
the schooner
W e "s0Se come ne, pack shouted bun
cle, IN return. ~ neres no hVlng Win
the natives. IheyVe risen upon the