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10 STORM ON LAKE MICHIGAN. SEVERAL VESSLLS DKIVEN ASHORE—LOSS OF LivE REPORTED. Detaoit, Nov. 1, 1878. Advices from Grand Haven, dich, report that the Reaviest sea of the season prevails ou Lake Michigen to-day, Pour vessels were driven on tue bosch. The bames of three of ikem are tho American, Montpe- beer apd Agetraliag, the fourth pome has pot been aeceriaiped. Ovber vessels can be scon 10 make the por Une man was drow tbe Agsirelaa em pting 0 Jump from the vessel Qe the pier as she ariited iv. 4 CREW IN RiGGixe, In response to « telegram half of the life saving @rew stationed ab Graud Hi took @ life boat to Wowtebali by « epects! train oon, to reseue the erew irom "ee rigging of bark & ©, Weodrul, whed Was sunk 10 Wirieen fect of waier one mile trew the spore. Loss OF THE BARK J. H. RUTTER, ‘The steamer Depere veoserday encountered the four- Masten barge J. * hm song of Ludington, water logged, so withio a mile of Lud- trim ber, are tn the riggi o- it ty impossible tor a As the ses ty running lite-savi tug to get to ber, Tue are doing oy can to polis ported (hs moruing (bat (he Durge wos vreaking up, THE CKEW STILL CLINGING TO THE BARGE, It & reported later (Gat ove boat load of aborers beea rescued irom the vargeJ. H. Rutter, anaes ington. The crew is still tu the rigg! Hopes are entertained of Pee Bus goue to the reseue of (be schooner Worts, which tw ashore on Leaver island fuil of water, Tue cargo Consists of vats and pork for Collingwood. fhe schooner DL. K Oweu, im entering Manistee Harbor this morning during « gaia, struck the orth pile and sunk. Sve Was i@adeu with brick. The ves- Bel aad cargo wil! probally be a total ios, §=No insur- ance. TWO MEN MISSING. Dernoit, Mich., Nov. 1, 1878. Later advices from tue bark Woodruff, which sauk at Woiteball, state that the vessel went to pieces Eight of the crew din ‘Two re missing, Woodall with corn sud was bouod fr Chicago CAPTAIN SAUNDERS LOST. Curcago, I1., Nov. 1, 1878, Reports continue to come in of serious damage te shipping during the past tew days on Lake Michigan bia) only ioss of lite yet known is that of Captain ders, of Buffalo, trom the schooner Jobu Kilder- hes at this river point ‘The loss caused vy the destruction of the James H. Rutter ts $35,000 on the vessel and $27,000 the Cargo, bow of which insured. HIGH WIND ON LAKE ERIE. Bovvato, Nov. 1, 1878 A beavy gale has prevailed bere during the past twenty-lour ho and a number of vessels which bad leit port were obliged to put back. LAKE VESSELS ASHORE. Wasuixatox, Nov, 1, 1878, Superintendent Louttel, of the Lile Saving Ser- rice, telegraphs from Grand Havon, Mich., to the Preasury Depariment, at ve minutes to two o'clock Sis afternoon :— Two veascls just came ashore here; 0! frowned. Seat’ keeper and nalf of the Whitenali to « bark iu distress; crew 10 the rigging. MIDNIGHT WteaTHER REPORT. War Department, Orrics oF THe Car |GNAL OFFICER, Wasainetox, Nuv. 2-1 A. M, Indications. For New England, warmer, clear or partly cloudy Weather and southwesterly winds, For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, southwesterly winds, station- ary or lower pressure. For the South Atianticand East Gulf States, warmer, lear or partly cloudy weather, variabie winds, mostly southerly, stationary or falling barometer, For the Weat Guif States, w t, clear or partly sloudy weather, southerly winds, stationary or lower pressure. For Tennessce and the Onio Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather, warm, southerly wind, falling barom- Bter, followed by increasing Gloudiuess, and, in west Portions, by rising barometer and colder northwest winds, For the lower lake region, clear weather, foliowed by increased cloudisess, probably by raim areas, warmer southwesterly winds, stationary or tailing baroMeter, generally joliowed by rising barometer and colder northwesterly wiada. For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather, occasional rain or snow, warm southwesterly veering to coider northwesterly winds ana generally bigner Pressure. For the Upper Missiasipp! aod Lewer Missouri val- loys, ciear or partly cloudy weather, winds sbifting to solder northwesterly, generally higher preseure. The rivers will remain nearly staiionary, Cautionary signais cuntinue at Duluth, Marquette, Escanaba, Milwaukee, Seetion One, Chicago, Grand Haven, Section Three, Mackinaw City, Alpena, Port Huron, Detroit, Section Four, Toledo, Sanausky Cleveland, Section Fivo, Erie and Buflale, THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the tempersture for the past twenty four bours, in com- Person with the correspouding date ef last year, us Indicated by the thermomotor at Hudpav’s pharmacy, Huwav building, No. 214 Broadway. 1877. 1878 55 47 1378. POLITICAL CROQUET. AN ZSOPHAGUS FABLE. There were several crows—Arthur, Cooper, Green, Hart, Slixby, McTool, O’Brien and Haskin—sat on a tree, as green us black crows ought to be; said each Diack crow unto his mate, “What shalt do tor grubtoate?”? They agreed to cheese it. They went into a Kaiekerbocker’s jarm yard and each took & nice littie chaok of cheese, then flow back into the political tree. The asopbagas of each;was waiting te enjoy a delicious morsel, when suddenly there ap- peared unaer the tree a Fox trom Gramercy who, being very hungry bimself, his Presidential dinner, said, Beard anybody sing in a long time, enpecialiy tn chorus. Will you please all sing at ones, so that 1 may be charmed?’ The innocent crows, flattered at ‘this appeal, began to wing; the cheese dropped from their bills, and the wily Fox from Gramercy picking Sung afterward other, ob! Jet me ki you for your mothe: A DEFAULIEK'S ADVENTURES, IxpiaNavouis, Ind., Nov. 1, 1878, George Hazzard, the defaulting president of the First National Bank of Auburn, Ind, whose affa bave attracted so much attention Jately, went to Logansport yosterday to procure papers whien two Indorsers on one of his notes heid. They reiused to give up the papers until certain money was paid. Hazzard then had them re Tested on a charge of larceny, which fared Xamining Justice, hea Hazzard offered counted Out His Movey on & wbie, aud were laid along Hi 4 4, & Irvend ot roubery. four persons ca & boud for Hazzara * rolease, he was set | Ou the Outside of the jail be was seized and thrown juto ao id burried away. Hazzard says the par- y told Bim they were bim. He, however, manage) to cry lor turned him to ppeared trom An- vood, aod whea claiming officers trom Au! to woed if taken to Auburu, JANSPOTt, as w precautionary > tg again took bim to camoay, wh zard, the cash NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1878.—TRIPLE SHEET NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, Wasminoron, Nov. 1, 1878. Lieutenant Commander William C, Wise is ordered to duty as Inspector of Ordmance at the Navy Yard, Norfolk. Commander William Whitehead is ve tached from duty at the Navy Yard at Norfolk and ordered to the Navy Yard at New York. Lieutepant Commander Charies D, Sigsbee is detached trom duty a Coast Survey aud orderod to the Hydrographic ce, CITY NEWS IT!MS. “G, 8? sent $3 to tho Huexatp yesterday for Mra. Jane Roach, of No, 10 Ridge street, Wiliam Coyle, aged forty years, was found dead qriertes moruing 1 tho cellar of his residence, No, 1% Lepth avenue. The body of an uoknown man was found hanging to the raiters of a shed at No. 601 West Thirty-third street early y day morning aod remeved 10 tbe Morgue Op the Real Sstate Exchange, yesterday, C. J. Lyons sold at aucuon all ibe right, tic and interest to apd in the Now York Handel Zeitung to Moritz Mayor for the sum of $22,000, ‘ie cashier of the Yuzoo City (Misa) Bank tele- graphed yesterday to Gleadenning, Davis & Co., of Wali Strect, thatthe draft for $1,000 which hud beeu presented to them the day before ty a torgery. James Herricks, of No. 56 Union avenue, Wilhame- 8 knocked down ubd run over yesterday by ear No 20, of the Bleecker stroet line, on the corner of Beckman and Pear! streets. Ho was dangerously injured, ‘The coupons on the first mortgage bonds of the St. Louis and Indianapolis Railroad Company, which were due yesterday, were uot paid. President Hurl- Durt stated that ac injunction against toc payment d been granted in favor of tue St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Ratiroad. Mr. A. B, Stockweil, who bought a seat In the Stock Excuan, snort time ago at un executor’s sale, was retused admission to membership by the Committee jons, Mr. Stockwell was formerly presi- —— Mail Steamship Company, und Kru pioy. Connor last evening ar Adam Black pr “Gus’? Newman, of 176 Forsytn street, while trying to dispo.e of the following articles toa Bowery pawnbroker:—Ouve pair of diamond ear- rings, a cluster diamond rivg, &@ solitaire breasipin, a cameo ring and a locket, In the Hi m Poiice Court yesterday Alfred L. Kendall, sevenwen years old, of No, 359 Exst 124tn Street, wus accused Of having in august last robued the saiovn of Dominick O'Reilly, No. 2,283 Third uve- pue. Although most of the stolen property was re- Covereu by means of pawn tickols 1ound on nis per- sou, be denied all knowledge of the burglary, und was committed to answer, Joba Callaghan, uged forty-five years, who resides at No, 60 Henry str while ‘at work yester- day on tbe stcamship City of Austin, at picr No. 20 East Kiver, accidentally jell into a Coal barge ulonxside, a distauce of twenty-fivo tcet, Feceiving very severe injuries about the body. was conveyed to the Chambers Street Hospital, where be vow lies in & precarious conaiti Mr. Oliver Stablnecker, of the? firm of StabInecker & Sons, bog slaughierers at the foot of West Fortie:h atreet, and a member of the Proauce Exchange, was suspended froin all privileges of membership yester- 4 by the Board of Managers. Cuarges were wadea few days ago sgainst him by A. C. Jeffrey, a teliow member, of misrepresentations, by which the latter was induced to invest $20,000 in u beet ex- company. Mr. Stubluecker’s deience was that be baa done everything iu _— faith, SUBURBAN NOTES. The Fairview masked burglars were not sentenced yesterday. Their counse! will make a motion fora bew trial. Major Timken, of Hoboken, who cowhided his i low citizen Julius schlatier, was yesterday due and costs, amounting 10 $60 85. More suits will re low. Michael Murphy, a small boy, was yesterday sen- tencea by Judge Garrettson, of Jersey City, to three years 1m State Prison jor arson. Tue boy pleaded nou vue. Jol H. Brown has brought suit in the Kings Coungy Supreme Court against the Long Isiand Ratl- roud pany to recover $10,000 damages lor per- onal injaries, ‘The ellorts of the Newark jancy and dry goods clerks to succeed | early closing movement bu fatled, owing to fugal of w few firms to keep the pledges they made to the Karly Closing League. Patrick Daly, of No. 124 Congress street, Newark, was run over by # Peonsyivania Kattroad train late on arsday bight, at the Jounson street crossing, and was injured 60 (hat he is nut expected to recover. Louis Schroman, a horse car couductor, was killed yesterday at the elevator in Jersey City. In steppin, of the front piatform of his cur be slipped and iei upder the wheels His death was aluwost instan- Il, of Brooklyn, etill refuses to attach to tho payruils of the Board ot City © ground tuat be is not as yet satistied that the law bas been lully complied with ta regard to the work done, Daring a quarrel between Joba Lynan, proprietor liquor store at No, 169 Smith str Brooklyn, Tuomas Mo , Bis bartender, at an early hour yesterday morniog, We latter stubbsd the tormer in the arm ang sbouluer. He was arrested. Mrs. Doughney, u widow over sixty years of age, was yesterdny vuroed to death at her residence, No. 126 Chuton street, Hoboken, Sho tried the oft al experiment of pouriug Kerosene oil on a siowly b&Foing lire. can exploved, and the woman wus so severcly burned that sus lived but ten minutes, Thomas Kelly, 0: Greenpoint, w: tried in the Kings County Court of Sessions yesterday tor causing death of Michael J. Kussell, by biting one of tis ob the 234 of March jast. The testimouy for dece: assaulted tbe a when biti endeavoring to t Kelly's eyes, The jury rendered a G NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE OM NKW YORK YOR THE MOXTH OF NOVEMBER. 7 Bowling Gre 4 Bowling Green S Broadway dI-—S3 Brondway .|7 Howling Green er eresacounnn =A way ) Browdway «|4 Bowling Green . eng! 7 Bowing Green .|56 Broadway Liverveoi .|37 Hoadway : tireem 7 Bowling Green 120 Broadway + Bowling Groen ¥) Hrondway -|61 Broadwa: tae Green HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. { Bar ) Ther | Hover.| Fach | Dew. Novn,|a.15| 4al Si 15) aw) ow 44] waw) SP ul30.20 12 PM 9.20) 44) WoW) — PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY, 1, 1878. ARRIV ALS. REPORTED BY THE HEKALY STKAM YACHTS AND MERALD WHITKSTONE THLEGRAPH Lime werpoe! Usl 22 ana ul 2d, attr) ue (Br), trom thats Kresee ap Tue 47 90, ton im 4h parsed an Avener line s\eame yiand steamer, bor wy ‘Det 7, Malaga 1th and Givesitar F Had strong NE worn 28 days, with barrels to order. First part of passage ralon: split sails, de. "), Zachariusen, Croustadt 38 days, im bal- thed Ui - Ke Simca, NB). Oe mothe Ba (wt Len- eymoutl, Hy, 28 dare se nallant, Elwell m Oct bad heavy SrA ales; atterward oanaaat a. winds, Bark Kuigma (of St von NB), Walker, Havro 40 4 J ie Coe he middle ine we: 47, 1 adeiphia, ‘aaaanes and shogdonen ‘oeiets laden with Cox oll, cargo apparently in good condition, 6, whee! and steering Kear hai the appearance of, having beew lett Uut & ano 20th, lab BY 08. lon 53 20, pasted ® large quantity oF ites 44 da; 50, 8 hours; stov bulwarks, had cabin aloes au emtire sult of alle’ afterward janaire 46 days, Bark in ballast, to CT is eli Burk Carib, Mawarsh, St Croix 21 days, and molasses to FP ilautord Oct 2 iu the Gulf Stresin, Passed 4 senooner's maluimast. Bark Biisa ourss (Br), Hollis, Bermuda Odays, in ballast, toA bk Tucker, Had heavy wouther, ‘Bel sig, © Horton, Green Fiorella cof Londonderry, 4. 31 days, a ae jan aes + Craton. man, Gainarion er with su; vessel to Overton wins, Was 5 daye N of tetecet with heavy SE ite: carsiog owes fore vieging ond lout eee ‘wplit sail chr Ide M Bidred « dredge. daye, with suxur to order. baad 2duys S of Hatteras, with horth- erly and ow: Jer 28, lab S117, low 70-24, \¢ io trom ENE veorsmg to NNW, Aig to during & bom neh ipped « tremendous sea over the ud carrying away the buiwarks, foresail, smashin filling with houses and Jost all the ship’ as oblived « staving 10 415 spoke bound from 39 12, Philateloniay. § ply of vil provisu nor, Squires, Georgetown, 8U, 7 days, with to Dolus & Harts vessel to & D Hurlburt & Sebr G P Hallock, Sharrot, Richmond, Va. Pierce, ‘Richmond, Va. ‘Lyman, G-orgetowa, DO. Baltimore. Sehr HO Haven Schr Carrie Hulm: Schr 8 J Pooks, Orar Sehr A P Craninge, Las Seur Sy Green, Salen Sehr Elias Moore, Li Bent Juhu ke She Ww, Seoti, Bultimure. Steamer State of Nevada by from GI ie (ir), do for Giaszow, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Hines, Galveston, Oct 17, vi im ballast, ToC Ht alaliory & Gon vigtiies Now Bedioed for New York, with imdso ang Pussengers to Barling & Davis, or | amg msgs Fall Kiver for New York. xseeuumer Bolivar, er, New London and Norwich for few York, Schr Porto Rieo, Armstrong, Bangor for New York, with lumber to order. pehr Mai Sebr Georue 51 Sehr General Tor Sehr Helou Au Sehr Mury San Behr KH Hodgdon, Frye, whieh Rassed through yester- day, was from Polut Woil, NB (not Machias, as errusevusly reported). BOUND EAST. Bark Ellie D (Br), Meoasi¢. New York for Operte (and anchored in Hart Island Ro ‘Sebr G F Day (Br), Chur Row York for 8t Johus, NF. 3 Sebr ao Curriér (Br), Saunders, New York for Bt obn, N Sehr Webster Barnard. Smith, New York for Boston. Seur Ira 1. Sturgis, Johnson, New ik tor Bossen. ed 4 T Boardman, Boardman, Now York ter New Bod- ford, Sebr W D Mangum, Chase. New pic ie Be New Bedford. Schr Lamarcine, Smith = che Scur Helen Mar, Ward, sehr Surorise, Seaman, Amboy for Somerset. dehr Gum, Lyuch, Amboy for Providence, Schr F C Smith, Smith, Amboy fur Providence. Steamtug Gume Cock, New York, with barge Manbattan in tow tor Providence. Went tozon early this AM—Brig Sophie Cook (B»). New York for Oporto (beiere reported st anchor off Hematp Telegraph station at Whitestone, Ll). BELOW. Ship Star of Albion (Br), Haghes, from London Sept 24, Ship Thomas Lord, Ray, from Antwerp 10, Bark Hertha (Nor), Pederson, trom ADtwerp Sept & Bark JW Marsters, trom —— CLEAKED, Stoamor Germanic (ir), Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens Dortis. er Erin (Br), Andrews, Liverpool—F WJ Hi er Bolivin (Br), Small i Hh Dte! J5 Tuel Steamer Vortes, Bennett, Halitax, N¥F—Clark & deaman. ‘3, and St Johns, Steamer Western Texas, Hines, Jacksonville—C H Mal- lory & Co. Steamer Fanny Cadwalader, Clark, Baltimore—J 38 Krems. Steamer Beverly, Wallace, Phila: ae H L Richardson, Palmer, Callao—Fabbri & oats. “Tip Quebec (Br), Rood, Pniladelpbia—Snow & Burcess. Bark Thalasea (Nor), J . Hamburg—Funch, Euye Co. park Lage P hey ; Havre— Slocovich ol tal Bark St An ero, Marseilles—J am: Burk Grundloven 2 Nathanie!sen, ‘Bordowux—Ber- ham & Boyeson. Bark Antalia Gargullo (Ital), Jaccarino, Cotte—Punch, Ea aba Elife D (Br), Fraser Oporto—Hatton, Watson & ‘Hark Lilly Grace (CR), Hughes, Valparsiso—Fabbri & Chauncey. site (Br), Gorham, Punta Arenas, San Jose, & Cushman. rite. Uizgins, Point-e-Pitre—H Trowbridge's Sons. soa Cora Green, Philbrook, St Kitts—Cartwright & eri Brig larry Virden, Bernard, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Sehr Kwoma McAdam Young, Pouce, Pd—Jubu Boyn- to Schr Palos, Miteholl, Ponce, PR—John Roynton's Son. Schr W & H Wotherspoon (Br). Pettis, Windsor, N3—P I Nevius & son, Behr 8 C Russell, Wilson, St Augasti Scr Piorenco & Lilitun, Smith, Jecksonvil on Wairoa turing Co Sehr R A Fersyth, Hobbie, Stamford—Stamford Mane- 1 CO, SAILED, Steamers Rheola (Br), for Cardiff; Margaret, Wilming- Catw 9. aaabec (He Fats vi tisbons Vie day, Port Spain; sebe AU MARITIME MISCELLANY, Capt A G Braes, of the Glasgow steamer State of Nevada, has our thanks tor special meteorological obser vations made in connection with the IiknaL weather ser- viee, Commence ov New Yore—Thero were 115 steamers, 44 ships, 188 barks, 68 brige and 123 schooners, im all SYS vessels, arrived at the port of New York during the month of October, 1878, from foreign parts. Sranee Karuss (Be), Katou, from Bristol tor ude Oct 20 to repair pi ‘¥ Nan AGANSETT, sunk ut Sirases Tnapx, from Port Blakely for Sydne: wre reported picked up abandoned tu x Faes by bark Gawley, nad arrived d Oct 25, and would be taken to Port ‘Mad a for ; Nielsen, from Quobee for Glasgow, foro: d away while anchored af 427, THenited and sailed Nov i. Aitehinson rod ru whiew had her Gorse Isle, Oct Bank BLacKroon (Br). or Neweastio. yellow lover { died." She would Proceed as sovn ipped. Bauk Vincen pe Las wees (Sp), Alpnonso, Lg Ha- vane Uct 17 for New York, in t. wee lowt tow ae ages The e erow witeh oreives stem aod figure for ro Breakwater Nov 1 with mis- ranmast goue Bane Seutasa (Br), loaded with logwood, was at quarantine, with sickness vn buurd. from St Seaton, fe Seat muda, 5 with loss of mainravst, top of mizseumass and emast, was off Bormada Oct 21. a of bark Johanne Marie, Fariten (x jor), t Bim with, medieln 1 been sick ever sinc upon 46.61 tons, built ia William Murray, of Port Soun Cnautey Buc, Foss, at Beltast from Port Rust, 1, lost some sails. Sonn Witutaw Wasuinatox, in beating out of Belfast harbor Got 26, struck v0 the ‘leds moou- mont and romalued over one tide, but was not materially Senn Lape Bune, of & wat Shoal, a tnorning, bi Y York, deeply laden, w IY mile east of the signal ation assisted her. and from Phiiade! argo of he. weat' movable off deck. nena d Wit of hiteaboth City, NO, Captain Simmons, Downe to Charioston, ts reported loss during the jate gale coun Liv, & Liseim, Mevonsid, from Boston for Prince Bai ad potatoes, is ash: at Pictou, NS. She i. owned at fouso Island, bul Bristol, aud 58 tous burden. She had » crew of tour men, most of them rome Portland. Scun WarkuLa, Penny, st Savannah Oct 28 from Now York, reports having encountered s hurricane on Tuosday night, 24d ult, between Hatterss and Hody Island, in which lost deck load, main! art of rail, wat boat nou part of wai r Scun Betue RH nk xt Houoken, was raived yestorday by K i Low Teport that she was beiug relsed by the Baxter W Co was erronovus. LAD collided with th r Brooklyn (Br), Montreal, Oct 3, losing mast and b ulwarks. Fe ot Northport, LI, before ri one’ rglend and now lies at Newcastle. a removed snd sald asel, it in suid, wi suld at public sale, Barwxeat Inver, ALD?—Allow me, th my thanks to Captain Joe No, 17, at Burne Oct 81—As the schr Midnight wus dropping down Whart at Wisensset Mills fust Saturday, the 26ch, uve bad been Tooter: whe was drawn by th nt on the ks and was breakiny up. It i she will bo at Ih with no insurance. Noxtn SypNey, Oct 20—The sehr Whim, reported ashore off last ulglt’s tide and is on retrie’ how on the mari pairs. SPOKEN, SMP Hesforth (tr), Cox. wom Brltol for Now York, Oct «lat fark Caspari (Nor), Falek, from New York for St Nazaire, Oct 2, int 40 lon 3O, from Antwerp for New York, te Victor (Nor) . from Gloucester for Philu- ayn ia, et 14. Inv a8, ton 23. ue Maud © (Br), tom ‘st doh, NB, for Ballina, 13days oun. Jat 46, lon 40, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Amstexpam, Oct Jl—Arrived, bar Freeman Dennis (Br), Bills, Philadelphia, Bauman, Cet 31—Sailed, ships Favorita (Ger), Peterson, America; Mana (Br), Gibson, and McDougall (Br). Davis, do; Anns (Ger), Bobme, Baltimore; burk Schiller (Ger), Fettjoch, New York. BuistoL, Nov 1—Salled, ship Presidont (Nor), Lio, New Orleans, Buxst, Oct 28—Arrived, bark Fairy (Br), Johnson, New York, Salled 27th, bark Marie (Aus), Camus, Unised States. Borpeavx, Oct 30—Arrived, barks Captain Peter Dahl (Nor), Olsen, Phitadelpbia; Emvis (Ner), Moller, New York; President Dae (Nor). Albrechtsen, do; Lottio Stewart (Br), Tayior, Baltimore; John Geddie (Br), Jack- son, New York. Salied 27th, bara Lord Clarendon (Br), Davis, Philadel- bia. Corexuscex, Oct 28—arrived, bark Sheffield (Nor), Moreh, Philadelphia. Caxx, Oct 30—Arrived, bark Eliss (3p), Luncirica, Bal- more. Dusceaxss, Oct 30—Off, bark Kate Sancton (Br), Cann’ New York for Rotterdam. Devaux, Oct 31—Balled, ship Odin (Sw), Neilsen, United States; bark May (Br), Turner, do. Fatuovru, Oct 31—Sailed, barks Amal (Nor), Lusce, Charleston. GrovcesteR, Oct 31—Sailed. bares Beatrice (Ital), B: veuuto, New York; Nov 1, Chill (Br), Oliver, do. Haxpvac, Oct 31—Sailed, bark Agnes (Ger), Hordes, York. Hutt, Nov 1—Satled, bark Salem (Nor), Sundberg, New York Havas, Oct 31—Sailed, ship Oskland (Br), Reed, Hamp- ton Rowds; bark M A MeNeil, Jordan, Charleston; brig Acelia Thurlow, Gallison, New York. bi Pook, Nov 1—Sailed, ship Cnippews (Br), Milne, Oriesoe Loxpox, Nav 1—Suatled, ships Marlborongh (Br), Mun- roe, United States; Welliuaton (Br), Irvine, do; Sar- matian (Br), Bheaume, New York; Lyre (Br), Stuart Tybee. Sailed from Gravesend Oct 31, steamer Greece (Br), Pearce, New York. Lxrru, Owt 31—Sailed, bark Mary Jane (Br), Bragg. Hampton Roaas. Mataga, to Now 1—Sailed, bark jan (Rus), for Ponsa- cola. Maastuts, Oct 31—Sailed, ship Hermon (Br), Dingles, Sandy Hous, Narius, Oct 26—Arrived, barks Ignasio (Itai), Marii, New York; Kosina (Itsi), Porcella, Philadelphia (betn be- fore reported without date). ww 1—Arrived, bark Giseomo Mortole (ital), Olivari, New Yorn. Sailed Oct 31, steamers Helvetia (Br), Thomson (from Liverpool), New York: Nov 1, City of Chester (Br), Brooas, do, do. RKovurm, Oct 20—Sailed, bark Alliance (Nor), Pedersen, York Kortenvam, Oct 31—Seiled, bark Etta Stewart (Bi Smith, York. Stxrrix,to Nov 1—Salied, bark Gunger Rolf (Nor), Lep- soe, New York. Warearoxp, Ort 31—Sailed, barks M & E Cann (br), Cann. Balty Alka (R Wallin, Philadelphia; Ro- manoff (Br), Healy, Delaware Breakwater. Vico, Oct 23—Arrived, orig Justo (3p), Alonso, New York, Yaarmourn, IW, Nov 1—Selied, bark Nictaux (Br), Mas- ters (trom Londua), New York. Salled trom —— Oot 31, bark Amicitia (Nor), Reimers, United States, Loxpox, Nov bier Nal N N N nal Hine steamer Helvetia on her way from Liverpool, Light, involving the loss of sev. ined fio Injury and has proceeded from Queenstown A Lioyd’s tologram trom Gravesead Oct 31 says thi stovwmer Kron Pring, from Shields, was iu collision lass Wednesday night with thet National line steamer Greece, from London for New York, which was lying ot aachor. ‘The Greece sustained no damage other thau the loss of an aneho Bark David Maleolmson (Br), Morr back to Cardiff after colliding, lost part of main bulwarks and stanchioas. json, Veaghen, for Liver- pool, whieh put into im distress, has been surveyed and = fvund defective in spars, sails and. rigging, and considered unfit to proceed, The surveyors rocor tine & Alice (¥r). bo for New York, which put into iderably strained and unfit jod that sho diseharge part of Blanchard. from Colom- grounded morning of 30th weae Datu! was towod up to Glasgow the same o choria remained aground. Part of the cargo of the lat tor will havo so ve discharged into lighters belore she cau be floated. WEATAEL REPORT. Motrazap, Nov 1, PM—Wind NE, fresh; barometer 30.109. Piysoutn, Nov 1, ¥M—Wind NNE, fresh ; clear; barome- tor 30. Somer, Nov 1, & M—Wind NW, strong; wot; barometer 30,05. FOREIGN PORTS, Arnxctso, Oct 12—Sailoa, sehr Rew York. antle fur New Oriesas (oe Misco!). peinared Wah, bask. ilauey Heos (iit), Symons, Hampton Rin port Cet 22, barks Hornet, Hopkins, from New York for Lagaayra, noxriy rosay for seket, Pickering, New York for (ovart Town, wee on, trom St. Oroix for New Y: ieued dine trom New York on, Brown, «art rano, Havre; 22 pn iveacoa, Yet to ‘Bride, Bailey, for ready 4 nara: Sa Hd Mh Tole, Hokot for eu Herne menor Ut ii catrived, bark Mleusie (Be), Parker, St John, NB, M MKAL, Jet 30—Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br), Belater, Liv stan (ir), Stephen. rt gay 29—Arnived, sebr bit A (Be), Own, B, Oct 21—Salled, brig Aaguste (Br), Buck ey Hw'on). ‘ouwiek. vod, bark Ernest Droyer (Ger), AMnUCO, Broesvent, dow Y Pour Aviansye. Uct 20—Aarrived, sehr Mary M, Mal- ew Yor! 4 3U—Arrived, bark Artemis (Nor), Jehaane- 0 z ‘teamers M ee City of santi: ing (Br), for Sambar t de Camp, Gardner; Cassie thotmn (Br), # iiliamson hier, Delano, and Gold Hunter, man, wne; bark Mayan Brown, Havenor, for New York, log. St Hxtews, Oct 4—Arrived, bri¢ Thetis, Sparkbaven, Eaat London for Pernambuco, to sail Sth, SueLavuxe, 88, Oct 28 — ariived. joha Hall (ir), Brovks, Belfast (aad » dav for 3t Joho. NB). SrJous. NB, Get 30—arrived, acht ML it Mierre (x), Healey, New York, onsets, VI, Oct 23—Arrived, bark Windermere (Br), , China, OX JMAMA, Oct 11 7Balled previously, Gleneagles (Br), New York: Mraemar Castle. fr i tommet Gleatalar it)” for New Yor ete i Mesoluse, Nickele; Zouav Evans, dv; barks Cromoua, Gove, lor Now York: J HIngersoliy’ Strout; Crusader, Garba, and Ferris 8 Thompson, ay ae une. Yaumouri, NS, Get 29—Salled, ship Mubel Taylor (Br), Goudey, New = (Pee Stes: “un Battic Qh Oct 20—Arrivea, Dunrobin Castle, Milne, Antwerp, Oct 19—Arrived, Peoifie, Harris, ew va Med Bailed pan Wn 15th ju reuse ogland: 170k; Roscuverg, 3 ALM«nis, Oct 16—Sailed. nealte, (m), Cotasie, Palermo. Axaen, Ane 31- Passed. Harrison G Johnson, Colby, from Hong Keng te w York. Pn og jaY, Sept 29—Arrived, Lord Macduff, Lark, mBaso, Oct 20—Arrived, Trappano, Mercich, Vhiladel- Mamnow, Oct 19—~» rei Dalhousie. NB. Bascuy Heap. Det "23's Peased, “busy Octuvis 1 |. for London Ont 18—Arrived, Globe, MeGiffen, Miramlent; a0 tix. Kim, d, MeMillan, Savannah, Mos'l (¥), Neynabor, Balti more. Weu Cotnelius. Jorden, tor New York: Cnrlstul, Zinke, Baltimore: Guivoston, Pluakett, Gaives: ton Boxvgavux, Des, 19—Proceeding 4 Sandusky, Ernden, fr New Orleans. tee 7th, Brides Huacke, Santos (ang from Pauillac 20th) Betiod from Pauillac 19th, P Brodsdorff, Hassell, New ‘ork. Kommay, Sept 22—Arrived, Esther Roy, Rov, Liverpool; 2onlr. Bow Quoon, Graham ‘don eis Batavia, Sept 8—Arrived, H J Libby, Buckman, New jel Sept 4, St Gsorgo, Hall, Chunnel (and passed Anjier same day). Canpier, Oct 2t—Arrived, John P Best (s), Vander Heyden, Havre. oe le Cleared 194 Conway (et 21—Arrived, Saiied 19th, Annie Barker, cawl. Capiz. Oct 14 ~ Arrived, Lia. omson, Dunn, Malaga. aon. Wile Noe 19—ai wac oif Talo of Wizbe 21a Corpuan, Sept 15—Sailea, Jane Harvey, Landers, New or a <9, Albula, Paas- ‘Caicurta—Satled trom San, more, New York ; 20th, bop edd, e Pali rg + ( Albambra, Alexander, New ir, New York for London for Hampton fs, Amiaterdam ie Caurdift;, r Ponuacola: Soha a Witmingsen tor London, Dovun, Oct 110m, Jeo Miloury, Weston, Autwerp, for Now Orleans, DMNGENKSS, Oct 22—Passed, barks Narayana (Nor), bound £; Jenny (of Bremen), boun: Passed do 2let, Galveston, Piunkett, Bromsn, for Gal- ‘verton. Oct 19—Arrived, a suites Pederson, Dosw York; 2th, Minnie Hunt: Jamen, Herlin, Philadelp! Uct 18—Sailed, James E Brett, Gidson, East Lonvom, CGH, Sept 21—failed, Georrietts Law- Quebec. DaNTzi0, Grimsty. rence, Kobinson, New York (aad put into Table Bay 23th; soe bel» wi). Fauwourn, Oct 20—Arrived, Niphon, oo for Hurtiepeol (to land sick man, aud sailed Sailed to 2ist, Poseidon. for Cork. - Passea the Lizard 19th, King of Al Antwerp tor Be ace Kotterdam for United = Antes ound W ; 21st, Yuma Payiaat, Dexter, New York Fixxtwoop, Oct 20—Arrived, Niord, Terxelson, New York for tilas-ou Dogk. anaser., Det 22-Salled from the roads, Adrlatte (of Salied 2ist, vaio, Juneell, Buil River, Giascow, Oet 19—arrived, Clairmont, bhediac; Cybele (). MeMil . Moutr «1 Sailed 21st, Uxar, for Pensacola, geste Oct 21—Arrived, Corinthian (s), Mensies, ntreal Rulted 19th, Alexandria (s), Lindqvister, Mediterra- at the eo the Bank 17th, Mary Fry, trom Liverpool tor Cow Bay. yr, el Noah. Glevaldsen, New York; tra Oct 19 ~, bg red, Ginratran, Th ye: 14th, SFeltord (); Wilson, Gouna (and sailor 13th Coleati an, Carina, Genoa (and cleared ot ‘Now Yorki: W'S Clowes, Dickerson, Marsalis Cand sailed for New York); 15th, Prometheus (s) npans. Port Said (and sailed tor eg Bey! Ha!vorsen, Seeraniee (ee cleared ork); about 21st, Cara- niras for Phitadetvbla 7. (s), Garvie (trom Btelly, &e), N York. GENOA, Oct 7—Sailed, Giuseppe Verdi, Crovette, Ponsa- cola. Cleared 17th Savin Hamsurc, Oct 18—Sailed, Natvig, Sandbiad, New Or- Jeans (und from Cuxhaven same day): 19th, Chignicta, Potter, Sandy fiook. beri at Cuxbaven'17th, Suevia (), Franses, New Yor Haven, Oct 18—Sailed, Iona. Jense: vee Kong, about Get 19—Arrived Oceanic (), Met- Vetoce, Ferraro, Ponsseola: 18th, Camillia, calf Veanciseo vin Yokohama. 131 ‘oF Wicur, Oct 19—I’sssed, Equator, Phillips, from Antwerp tor Paiiadelphia, Inwiatownn Hab, Oct 10— Arrived, Harry (basta, from Otiekroot, Oct 19—Arrieed, Algeria) th, Cham New York ert *Bhackford, Pai ux “Balled 10th, Normanby, O'Neil, Hevane; ek (). Sundry, 3t Thomas; 224, Temple wilenred 19th, Gltana, Jacobson, Tybee; 21st, Mille Baker, Le yor ‘lolybond 20th, St Olaves, Carter, Liverpo.1 for New Sean: Oct ae a Senos ~areaag Hurst, Mon- 20th, Cartb- har, Vi Vanghan, treal: a4 Hi Me; ‘ sacol a: tiga- i x, an, Masters, ‘Sand: nee: 22) ington; Kalliepe, Cbristian m Gravesend 20th, Brierly Hill, for Vancou- Iniand; 21st, Maria, tor Pictou; Mercator, for Pensa- tr. Oct 23 -Kailed. Olga. R Corloh, Philadelphia, miss Oet 13--Salled, Cy of iticwmoad, Cumming, South west Pans, Lecuonn. Oct 18 —Arrived, E A Bernard, Wilieby, Mes- sine tor FBiladelpule, ARSMILLES, Oct 17—Salled, Whickhi >, Wiliams, Luis, Det 18 —Salled.. Kieola, Jolly, Now York; Semiramis, Sehuienbderg, Baltim adapta, Ost 15 Arrived, Fontes Peroira Nuello, Costa, eatuse Oct 11, Premier, Garnett, Ball River; John Py- o: 12th, Harry, Randall, do Pe uwrout. “Oct S—arrived, Orehis (#), 21st, . Palermo: Zist, Lissie Havre pas sane ise u ‘vet 19 —Arriv wackl, Mariaaovieh, New ayant Sansowe, Cap: 1 8—Arived. iis Schiembuasch, Miramieht iD, Oct 21—-Nalled from the ads, Hetty Mary, litex ter Louden, ‘Oct 20—Arrived, Pudsey Dawson, Rawles, 224, Glendower, Melrose, Quebec. Stat! HW ntetson, Moore, from London for New Pour —_ aoe. Sept 16—Arrived, Revert Palmer, Dennison, ‘Troteke Niejai trived, Keneordi 3 8; Trimouwtain, Usoorn Huani 4d, Harry Davis, Yates, Prince i edeard Istand. Rail-d Oct 21.022, Trafls, Jacobson, Li a, v ilaaelph imerick: Amor, Melson, Dublin; Grativuce, Maleno ‘Grom Philadel, Liverpool; Antolnetts Accame, Helfast: conta, Ci ford: Hitse GC. Repstto, Thorman Rechoster; Groasvacr, ‘Jacobsen, Dronning bat (rors N a Tro on, Sent 1h — Arrived, St Ja Oe 21-08, Carctas, Magnes, France, irom Que: € i et 19—Arsived, Duke of Northumbertand, iramieht acter Vickery, Philadel- hrociua Wrowatand, Phitadels arran. Got se—aerived, Ganitore, Bjoaness, Now York; 10h, Tres, "Ben tte 8 Mi jailed, ian — NG, Sept 3 ~ arrived Snekdamiien jose! Bay tine & Alice, Bt bs savin, Sat v, Sette 7 for St Sovm wet Hateh, fot Now apg Taauen, Ost 1D— arrived, Fopael, Oleon, Pulledel) bo Oet 10— Are L Ta Beisne, ett ct 17—Sailed, Island City, . Messina. B= LS Sept 24—Arrived. Ee" islelgecnsia, Dow walled Nept 24—Kite M Stover, Wade, 8 Helene; soe, Elsie May, lor Masayasear. ArKOW, Vet 19- UM, Numa, Douglass, Calate, tor Balti- i | P¥stooemexne, Uet 14—Artived, Progress, Olsen, New oe. "ant Im port, Kiverta, Upbam, for Balti- s, Ger TS Salted, AB Stronseh, Kil Now Stecomb, Baltimore; 1h, everss, Avex, Oot 19-The J B Dutfus was towed afloat yosterday by twu tugs. Petr, Oct 21—The Amerienn sehr Mi ireade, Mitebell, from tuotia tor New Yoru, arrived here, having, ia « gale of wind, wit 4 rite ape, Ost Y, Iw 1st 4 3. jou 30 W, Jibboom, toremasthend, malamast, end missonmart mour attache: AMEBIOAN PORTS. fe! ‘ived, ships Prinee Leute (Bri. Fo--kevived. shine Muni alissie. ante Pranece ‘Amad-o Gr), ‘Coroman, ASTORIA, Mvore, Hong bane Calthtoce (be), Lisctell, Hong Kong: Wi Corientes (Br). J khaled 18th. ship Strath! ised, Frau ee vod shin Frankfort Hull. (Br). ied’ Kingdom Belstaue (ie), Dugal, do; Bi ™ ich. Mivene ne tri for Hoboken; Lot red—Sel ew Bedford (all from Georgetown) VON. Nov 1—Arrived, steamers Centipeds Bhitade pin: Wm Lawrence, Howes, Bultimor rowel, Paiixdelphia, Cleated—siteamer dame ja (Br), Gill, Liverpool; barks Frolic; barks Kiovo, ‘eppine (the lass two from the roads). WALTIMORE, Oot D1—Cioared, aches Twillcht, Rabin rei rill, Hovoken. €, 3 Hopkins Halle }, Bow ‘laa |. Savannah; Joswphine bark Autazonist (Br), rat seca re Semon Vouns; Younes Kauusboct Oliver Jemeron, ——, Windsor; Vemes W Drury, crowell, Kear *Cleared—Stoamiar Me(leltan, Taylor, Providence: snip Duisbe: Fs, Bopters barks Carlotta, and Willie J Tayior, aud Thin Pickering, Ga, Oct 29-Arrived, sehr Effie J Sim- mone, Ghndwick’ Boston, to eae tor do. Cleared zor, brig Hyvive (Be), Mervin Ginsxow; 28 schrs Three Ais Buker, Norfulk; (-prey. Crowtoy, New York: or es bngstrom, Monte: Jesse W Stor, Bei Philadelphia BANGOR, Oct 30tArrived, bark Teresa Lovieo (Teal), Culatto, boston BATH, ‘to lor chr Emma U Edwards, Bryant, tor Jacksou- WAST, Oct 30—Arrivod, schr Chartic Buckl, Foss, Portrush, Ireland. GED it KEYS. Oct 28—Arrivod, steam yueht Ocean Gom, Winnett, New York. Cita xLeBsFON, Nov 1—Arrived, barks Kate Howe (Br), MeNeilly, Kio Janeiro: Akbar (Br). Biemore, Tyuee. Cleared—Bark Keling (Nor), Syensen, Cork, CALAIS, Ost Si—nullod, vehr Liziie Dewey, Davis, Montevideo. LPAKIEM, Oot 28—Arrived, bark Huron (Br), Pepper, Maat ISLAND HARBOR, Oct 30, AM— Arrived, brig r. dich Hail, TI tr te pity . Providenee for New Yori m pa, Sanborn. dra B Potors Torrey, orth amvoy for do; 3 for do; Honrietta, Horde. ry tor do; Mur; Manse Tenis, somerset New York; ary, K eng, om Boron fur Balladelpls h rt on tor Bostou; Marin a ELLSWORTH, Tage scur Mury D freland, hil ad iY ya ea aie eaten ei Walch Now York; 288h, jot. AKTOWN. Oct 30--Arrived, schrs American Eagle, ¢ New Y a Uke No! 1—Passed In for a narbor, Charleston for Baitimore, with ronall x0! i weno’ gt from Richmond—Bark Skandia (Sw), for Bra schr Emma (Duten), Klv Grande, fern in for Richmond --Sebr Brisk, from ———. fire room) out from Nortvik—Bark Hermoa (Nor), Krog, fos USKCVESTON, Oot 31—Arrived, steamer Red Star Ge. Roseberry. Gouda; selire Oo euuial, Risley, Puludelphia: LA rreys, do deonuerows. SU, Oct 28-Arrived, schr Jos pial, Taylor, Now Y: GKUETOWN, DC, Oct 31—Arrived golirs Agnes 8 Bacon, sHaley, Boston: fienr, ary Davy. King, Jo Ball a fi loyt, Bustos York: nee Win L Abbott, L Fall River, ¥ORTR' RO schr Sarah Wood, trom bots, Ludiam, ARDINER, bar 29—Sailed, schr KL York. Bethe Guiled, ichrs Mary Stockham, Sr rer Perrin, 2 Now Yorl Slst—sailed, schrs Hastie J Parsons. for _ jeorgetor Aerived, sehr HM Buelt, Vib. ‘leared, schrs J P W; ON Yaris Mocollo, Biake, do; 28th, Jeunle Rose: vey wast, ‘Det 13—Sailed, sehr Sarah L Hall, Tiler, Shieldsbo Sin Atrived, sebr Elisa L Rogers, Corbello, Cardenas, her 1 Arsived, schr CM Goodmat, Twiford, Ceibaries Settee #00 board). Be, Oc 2 rrived eamers fart (Ger), iit : sanaie ina c (Br), Dwyer, ‘Aiaryiite (Br), rit, rao tH 7 (Br), Wilkie, Cape de Hid “Gin, Gould, ‘Lowion: tiusste ‘gute He Liver, 2 Selon . -Alaers, La Mario Ur) ‘Loses ecbry Susan Scranton, Stork, Bonacca; Brees eit 3 sefea meg cette 7 Hg 164 “ i ra 7 itl ana are ban F sy ae Ssoumer Joseph’ Ferene (Br), Tufts Pises, Get B81—Arrived, ship Gen Lhepley, Springer, vane, jermod (Nor), Ktox, Liverpool. ines ‘Oct Bi Sallod, schr Zou, Saalth, New RT, 31, AM—Arrived, schr 3 W Ponder, Lime segrens os ow Y York 8 satiod 3ist). ionh ident (i), Card, Leadon for New " Littlefield Bang do. Biteto as ‘0 > ima schr Calvin (82), 98 Joho, New York. eather Copia, Ne NEW oo ha paapew if “Oo oho PM hovereie ™ So'No 23—Salied, bark J a GAMBLE. os Peseta ba jennie ord SACOLA. Deb 3 ured, elise Star, Poland, Far areived, ved. shit pay notes Elias, Lon remgsnune, sailed, schr ‘Beaty 'B Dyer, rardee, New York. CRHILADELPHEA 1—Arrived, steamors Bosto 8 oy Max (Ge mey, New Bedfora am si en ig Ears ay Gardine De Bubpards Ne Also ‘imdicator, Vv Rogers, Fall Sarah, Wetsad ‘New “York AC Stimers, Warren, rt Wachusett, Wali sbunkport via New York: sehrs Oriole. Baker, Boston; Thos Boose, Somers, ‘Sposeneat ubbard, 3 ‘sallie « Ladiam, ‘Cadiem . Lyn anes, y, Young, Danversport; Marthe Moecmb, iges. Dewaware Baxanw. Oct 3i—Passed out, Anonot Taylor. Poiledelphia for Iilogo; bark Ranger ( Cees dolor Hromeus bru UP Sherwood (Br). Tuner, do si Lozhor Neotel rth (Br), Brewos, ftom Philadel; jeewed tO KS SOPM, “wy ier ip kaward 0 oes mia hyo hay "tor tiversest (Aus), for Now York; sehr ein A" palcones, Wilsud, Hoboken: Coveman., xara L Fhompesn, Halt sed Havash Bis saan 1 Yor! aeWrUoken, Oct 30—Arrived, sebr Anthony Barwa, Johuson. Pore Jobnson (and sailed for do), Sailed, sebr Plow Bow, Hallott, New Yorn. RICHMOND, Vet 90— Arrived, bark Texas (Gor), Kruse Norfolk, to load tooaceo for vertnany. Ulenred-<Bark Shanes (iw); Pallet AnD. 25 —Sall Mar: ‘ol ms puaNotwG0, Oech Balled snipe X Riveniwood (ir). 3 daa ani Sorts inetdoe (Sal aw 1). Broekovani 4 legs ‘Departure ay; onan Pat 2, Sra et ore, eel: M rade (oe Chokes romatge thy rine Pat] lone; Mary ja (Be). ym; by Gamoos, Opartes ssur Nancy W snsith, Stephens, Mouse: a palleg—Darks Royal Diadem (Br), Charleston; Agatha or) Oubtiser, Oct 30—Sailed, sehr Mery Miller, Dayton, Mina HAVEN, Oct 31—Artived, sehre Acsel ty Hamlin, St John for New York; GW Rawloy, Fara- uce Head for sto. aan Poaghkeepele. sehr Carleton “ie hind ore sen, London; Uleared Bark Idana (Be , Townsend, London, __ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, er FANTHU—UABLy OAT BOAT, 24 Grensqbox 4,344 Fost ollie: od ree ML SCKLUAN UUs. peee rie REPUBLIUAN Tt. ap “NOMINATION. , vor city sUD@R, im place of the Hou. Josiah Sutnoriand, whe retires oa| secuunt of ag GUNNING 8, __BEDFORD, who wae an Assist é ome Distriey SS four years,

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