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4 BONN SHELL on 1875 FouND.-Thc
Portland Argus says: "As the two sons
Of Messfs. Daniel Woodman and Daniel
Could were digging for clans, ON Monday,
in the Back Cove, near the channel, they
discovered the rim of what they thought
was large iron Jug After digging round
and tugglng at il for some tine, they were
obliged to get some tackle before il could
be taken lIom its bed. II proved to be
bomb shell, with tho powder yet in it,
which was thtown from N1wail's fleet, on
the memorable Ij,h of Oclobcr-si1iy.
seven years as6--ihe day when this town
was burned by the British. It measures
thirty.cight inches in circumference, aud
weighs one hundred and fifty pounds.
Capt. Lcnmcl Moody and MI Mukev,
well recolIcct seeing it pass over the town,
and sink inlo the walcrs Of the Cove, Ii
was the only onn that passed over that day.
The others all fell among the devoted
houses, and exploded. 1t seems as If there
could be no doubt Of the identity Of this
curiosity"