GREAT HURRICANE.
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We learn BY the New Bedford Mercury tha
on the 10th Of March last, the Island OF Raro
tonga was visited by the most dreadful hurri
cane ever known there. a aade


The work Of civilization. through the instru
mentality of the missionaries, had been gradu
ally going on for the last twenty years. Bu
Ii has received a check which ten years Of
prosperity cannot restore. The rain is said to
have descended in torrents-whle the winds
blew with dreadful fury. A famine is in pros
pect, as nearly all the food on the island was
destroyed. isa Y4G.l lgf h9't'ta&5a9 H