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- Free GcrTif0fy.-An Aut-Auo r1fHH VIII de-
liver three Lectures aga-tte extension c -rer -1 more
s,a-as and TER tones. o.. Clinton Han o1 Thursday r11r
and Saturday evenings commencing no Pm Tie subject
v e troa "a without reference o ptrue-, an cn grol
DIS orca constitutional De- sl ami pocoe -0Icmical ADJ
mission - cents. Iel 3,.s-
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FIRrWoRYs FIREWORKS.

AT 81 MAlDEN-LANE,
every description the beet qualify, and u the lowest
y price PURDl b ROBBINS, 81 Maiden .aue.
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Domestic Ports.

MEMORANDo-u- s.-amcr Crc.ceut City, mr Sev Or-an'.
ships Samuel Russell. gg Canton, and N1ntss a, r Liverpool sal
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fpectfulIy invited to attend her funeral on Wednas
day afternoon, at o'clock, from her late resdsnce
2iS Third avenue. without further Invitation.
On Monday, 30th inst, Mrs. ELIzABErH FINK, reli,t
OF the late Alexander Fink in the 85th year her sxel
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No 10s Chrystie street. ON wednesday, TO-
morrow) at O'Clock, P. The remains will be taken
to Green wood Cemetery for interment.
On Sunday, the Goth inst Nj DENNIS MULHERN,of
Ennisklen, Ireland aged II years.
His friends and those of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late resi- eno
No 352 Pearl street at oclo,k this (Tuesd y after
noon. without fur her notice
On Monday, the 3Oth instant. JOHN w,ys.ov. ONLY
child Of Daniel Winslow and Maria sfGee. sged year
and days.
MS funeral wiz take p'-e this Tuesday, morning,
u MON court. " 49, f' "
At rhiisaspn' Tuesday the oath inst after
nanrs ' VI "-ree days. Miss EMILE FAURE, aged rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-31
Our NeapOlitan Correspondence.
NAPLES, Sept. 20, 1913.

State of Naples-Assdssinations, &c.
The government continues to protest against the
conduct of Admlrals Baudin and Parker in Sicily
Naples is tranquil. The King never appears in
public, but confines himself entirely to the palace
The British squadron is in the port, we'll the
French ship Friedland The United States, ship.
of-war, has arrived from Sicily, and been put In
quarantine, some say to prevent her giving the
news from Sicily.
Admiral Baudin has received dispatches from
Captain Rigaudit, commanding the French squad
ron at Venice, in which it Is announced that the
Austrian squadron had arrived of Venice There
were three irIgates, three corvettes, three briggs,
six large war steamers, and twelve Lloyds Aus
TRAN steamers. The French squadron at Venice
consisted of the Jupiter, 50, Physche, (seamer,)
Asmodeus, (irgateO Scion and Brazier, (seamers)
Captain Rgaudit had warned the Austrian COM
mander that he would not suffer any attack on Ve-
nice. The Sandman squadron was at Ancona.
The fives are at 50, but very little doing.
OCTOBER 4.-Our city is still free from political
disturbances; but robbenes are common, and assa-
sinations of nightly occurrence. We are all In an
ticpation Of a most fearful increase of them when
the rainy season and the long nights shall set In.
We want to have our National Guard reorganized
and reaImed, although even If they were, we much
ubt that they could efectuay arrest these social
evils.
We have no additional news of importance from
Sicily and merely add this to what have written,
that you may be du cou,ant oil the latest news up
TO the leaving OF the post
The journals will no doubt inform you that hos
tilitles have been suspended Sicily by the inter-
vention of the French and British Admlrals.
Odds and Ends.
Buffalo will be lighted with gas the first of Novem-
Der next.
Keokuk, Iowa, contains population of 2114.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.

In the City and County OF New York from the day Oc
Der to the 2Sh day % October. 1913.
Men, 50; Women, 20; Boys 55; Girls. rs Total 2y6
Apopxy TO- asphyxia, ]; bleeding from liver burned or
ssaded bronchitis 81 cancer Il casualties cholera nfan-
tum a collie consumption 90 convulions 6 Group 81 con-
geton of lungs. debility IL; deum remens diarrhes Il:
drOrsy drOpsy in the head dropsy in The chest
errera fever remitent fever scarlet Il fever typhoid l;
fever typhus TO- fever congesve heart disease Of hopping
nation Of brain g. nfa%mato Of bowels q Inflammation Of
Inflammation Of stomach l. inflammation of throat intemp,
marasmus l measles l. modification. old age g.
palsy BIRTH q peurisy small pox 10 spinal
unkpown,5.
Age-Under year. IS; to years. 30; 2to g. 81; to
IL to 20 ao 80 26 80 to 40 81 40 to So II; 80 to CO. lS
60 to TO- III 70 to So 81 to go Il 80 to 100 !; unknown,
A. w. WHITE City inspector
City Inspectors Office Oct Is. lS4s.
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Died.

OnMonday, 3oth inst OF dropsy, JAMES KELLY, Esq,
in the both year Of his age.
HIS frit and acquantauces, and likewise those of
his brother-in.lsw, bernard HanDigan, respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral this Tuesday after.
noon at half past o'cock from his late residence,
No l2l Columbia street His remains will be Inferred
in n. v. nth street, corner VI Avenue a.
Philadelphia papers peaee copy.
On Monday, 3Uth inst SAMUEL JoHNsT ON, youngest
son Of Maria and John Joints on, aged Ia mo nths.
The relatives and frs nds Of the family, request
cd to attend the funeral rom his parents, residenc
~ Mineta street, this ruesday) afternoon, at four
O'Clock, without further notice.
On Monday, Goth inst after a short but severe IL
ness, which she bore with christian fortitude Mrs.
HANNAH VAUGHAN, In the 9th year Of her age
Her fre nds and and those Of her SON.
in law Cbas d. Ludlow are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, Wednesday morning, at O'clock
from her late reside nee, No 81 Forsyth street. Her
remaiI.s will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Monday nor ming. 80th inst, after long and
lingering illpefs, Mrs ANN DoNNELLy, wife Of Peter
Dopn.ly, aged 50 years, 7 months and IL days.
The frieDas and acquaDtances Of the family, are re-
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Port Of New York, October 81, Is4s.
Cleared.

oo~~~/>~J>~>>>~~~>~>oO~o~
Cleared.
shpsaJ Wichkelhaund, lbrenl Taucken; Bremen T
Pore Toronto Parker New Orleans Frost Hicks Viola
nelson do, Eagle Hazard; Caharine Wadel Charleston
" ardell.
Bgs-Wakula. Hutton Liverpool johnson Lowden: Nithe
ray Randall S. Domingo, Brookwal; Hetty DAM Tden
Port Prince LIZ Ferris Marceus Hopkins, Neuyitas
TINS May hew; Excel. Revell Savannah.
Sch-1les. (Br) Croscur, Halifax, Ms Mowers HEINRICH
Haeslsp Charleston W DoForest CO.. Jamestown Cole Pc
terburg Hunter CO. Greenway Couch Richmond Arlington
Lewis, Alexandria
British brig GEN. Murray Galway, Ireland, 81 days, ballast
ard 50 steoiage passengers 70 Persse Brooks.
British brig Maria Dillon Limerick Ireland, IL days. in
ballast rs order Oct H.
Banks spoke fishing schr Cater, with t000 fish,
British brig b. Boudradt Picou, II days with COAL to
McEyers.
scr Emily Weaver Pauene, Charleston days. with cotton,
to Patton.
sobr repeater Barker Jacksonville Fla II days. with TIMBER
to Giclrist l. Co.
Schr Dudley Gregory, Appegate, Virginia
Sehr Alderman " ard Richmond, days.
Schr sylIh, Lawrence. Richmond, 3 days.
Sclr harvard, Arnold Richmond, days
Schr Mary Peck. Rowland, Richmond, days.
OoTcDER SWind at SUNRISE calm, with fog meridian. do
do sunset, Sc and thick.
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N A RI TIME INTEL LIG X N Il,
SHIP NE US NOTICE.

SHIP ENS NOTICE.
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, will con-
fer favor upon US by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Nep York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to news steamer, the News
Boy. She win board inward bound vessels in the VI
cinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
or otherwise ship news papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community. We viii gladly recipro
cate the favor.
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THE CRrscENr CRY CAsE.-The rules taken on the
18th instant by the defendants the plaintiffs came
for trial yesterday The rule for transferring the
cause to the u. s. Circuit Court was continued The
to bond assets by the consent Of dsfs
dismissed and the setting aside the
also dismissed, the plaintiffs presenting further
bond for SIS 600, with Robert Murphy security
This cause was very alb argued by the counsel en-
gsged particularly by Mr. Mcon who, as usual, dis.
tpguished himself by his legal research-N. O. Pcay
Ocf
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Married..

On the goth inst by the Rev. Stephen Remington,
pastor Of the Baptist Church in stanton street, Mr.
SAMUEL TRULSpELL to Miss ELIZA STUART, all Of this
rit
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Hazard. ads PiaK.-Moton to dismiss bill denied
Costs to abide event.
Wsstron, ps Plat The receivership in the former
suit stayed that in this suit so as to en-
brace both suits
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,NruurAs,Bris harcelus-Zeb Mayhem, II Riddle, Rev
mn Patterson ESD James Lawrancc Don Juan Agramente
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MORTALITY IN BosroN.--The whole plumber of
deaths IN this city during the week ending al noon
the 2sth inst Is co males As females "a stborn
G. Causes-contumption, 10 disease OF brain dis
ease of bowels, dysentery infantile. convul-
sions, 8 dropsy on brain, hopping cough, lung
fever, 2 dropsy. 2; accidental, 2; Inflammation Of
brain typhus fever scarlet fever disease Of heart,
infamm Of lungs, diease Of kidneys, small pox,
toehiDg child bed disease Of spine, drowned, measles,
Group, each.
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Captain Rsdovich, or the brig Tit from Vera Cruz,
18th inst, reports tie L. steamer Iris commander
Carpenter laying at Sscrifcos waiting the arrival
of Mr. Clifford FRI the capital, to bring him to the
United States. Brig Neuuphar Captain Wilson ar
rive d at Vera Cruz from New York (dismased). The
schooner Raitan sailed from Vera Cruz for this port
on the goth ult, with large number of passengers
many of them American citizens. She had on board
a larp am Mt Of
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Herald MarIne Corresnondence.

OoroDER SCwnd at SUNRISE calm with fog; meridian do
do sunset, Sc, and thick
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-10
New Publications.

lust received at SAWYER'S Bookstore the fol-
lowing New Works:
The Convict, (by James
Launcelot Wldae, (by HOot0n.O
Christopher Tadpole.
Pleasant Art of Money Catching.
Conquest of California and New Mexico
Hactemus,-More droppings ffsm the pen that wrote
PrOverbial Philosophy.
Natural History. INTRODUCTION TO the study OF
Cyclopedia of Moral & Religious Anecdotes. Mol.
Chamher's Miscellany. No. l3.
Pictorial England. No. ~.
Chevalier Bayard, (by Simms
The Model Letter Writer, or Polite Manuel
Bath, Feb 81, 1913. d95wl9
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l.. P. LEMONT & SON.,

To Nathaniel Walker, ESQ., one of the Justices Of the
Peace within and for the County of Lincoln:
y ESPECTFULLY represent Francis T. Purinton
IL and Jesse d. Wilson, owners of double saw-mill
commonly called the Embargo MILL situated at Gran
ny Hole so called, IN ToIsham in sand County-that
they together with James Derby Nahum Perkins Josh
ua Haskell. David Scribner, John Barron William
Barron, James Thompson, Nathaniel Green, Charles
White, Mark Morse. Woodbury. b. Purinton, Sarah
Purinton heirs of Ezekiel Purnton, deceased John
w. Alexander and wife, Hugh Wilson, Arthur l..
Wilson, William ". Patten, hers of Humphrey Pur
inton late OF Bowdoin, deceased heirs of James Pur
inton late Of Lisbon, deceased; Pelatah Haley, hhe
Merrill, William Sprague, William Written, and d-
vers Othel persons unknown, are owners of certain
Dam commonly called the Long Dam, lying partly IN
Lincoln ard partly in Cumberland Counties, extend
ing from Fish rock island, otherwise called Derby's
island, to the rocks on the Great Mill Brow called !;
that the said Long Dam il necessary TO the working o
the said Embargo Mill, and is out IF repair, and that
il has become necessary that the said Dam should be
Immediately rebuilt or repaired and the petitioners
therefore request you pursuant to laws to call meet
ing of all the of said Long Dam, TO he held at
the Counting room of Nahum Perkins, in said Tops
ham, on Saturday the twenty second day of April
next, a two O'clock in tho afternoon, for the follow
ing objects, viz:
To choose moderator, clerk, and all other necessa-
ry committees or agents and
To determine whether the owners. will rebuild or
repair the raid DAN and to iaise money, make con-
tracts and take all other measures necessary or prop
er to rebuild repair the same. if they conclude so to
do.
Dated at Topsham this eighteenth day Of March,
AID. lS4s. FRANCIS II. PURINTON,
JESSE ID. WILSON,
LINCOLN $50 Francis T. Purinton and Jesse d.
Wilson, Petitioners as above.
YOU are hereby authorised and required 10 call
L meeting of the above named james Derby and
others, and all persons owners OF said Long Dam, to
be held the time and place and for the objects men
toned in said application, by publishing copy of
your application and this warrant and of yonr noh-
cation thereon three weeks successfully in the North
Tribune, a newspap printed at Bath in the Coun-
'ty of Lincoln, and the Portland Advertiser or some
other newspaper printed Portland in the County of
Cumberland, the last publication To be not less than
ten Tor more than Thirty days before the meeting
Witness my hand and seal this eighteenth day of
March. AID. lS4S.
NATH'L WALKER, Justice of the Peace.
To James Derby and all the other owners named OF
described in the foregoing application, and all per-
soma interested in said Dam;
PURSUANT TO the foregoing warrant, 70 us direct
L ed, yon hereby notified to meet at the time
and place and for the objects above specified in
petition. FRANCIS y. PURFNPON, Peti-
JESSE ID. WILSON, ! TONERS.
TopSham. March, l84S. 3w24
Beans and Dried Apples.
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PATTEN LIBRARY,

The following new works have lately been added
to the Patren Librsry:
Mrs. Opie's Works, 8 vols.
Sparks Life of Washington,
Ms History of the Crusades l,
Jarvis History of the Sandwich Islands l.
Miss Pardoe's Louis 14th
Williams Middle Kingdom or Chinese
Empire Q
TX MarvePs Fresh Gleanings
Roscoe's Kings of England
Lamartines History of the Girondists, 9
secret Memoirs of the Empress Josephine 2
Hazlitts Life of Napoleon 8
Schudis Travels in Peru
Miss Sedgwick's Hope Leslie, 9
Lord Campbel's Lives of the Lord Chan
cellors 9th IL 7th vols
Evangeline l vols
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Removal

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and pat
L rons in this city and vicinity that he has remOv-
ed fom his old stand o nearly opposite lately oc
cuped by johann Wonnwood. rendering his SINGER
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed upon him in time past, he would
remin them that he is prepared to wait upon them
his new stand where he win CARY on the business
Tailoring, Cutting, &C, in ita different b.ansnes IA
heretofore. JOHN bOVEA>
Bath, DsS. a. IsA7,. r.z-- a >.-a
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Room Papers.

THE subscriber is selling ROOM PAPERS at
L great ascoun.irom former prices. Those who wish
tobuy Room Papers heap, will do well to call at the
Bookstore of REUBEN SAWYER.
9 Doors North of the Eiliet House
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Notice.

THE Subscribers have this day formed Copartner-
Il ship, under the name of KENDALL, RICH
ARDSON &, CO., for the ira nsaction Of the Ship
Chandlery and Hard Ware business.
GEO. w, KENDALL,
JOHN G. RICHARDSON,
GILBERT E, r. PATrEN,
Bath. March Odd, le4e.
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Flour.

S0lI Bills. Genesee and Ohio FLOUR, now landing
and for sale by MAGOUN & CLAPP.
March
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The Great EOrRer.

from the Albany journal, Oct. 81
We have been furnished, by gentleman intimately
acquainted with the financial rascalities of Webb
alias Morgan alias Hunt now confined in our county
Jail for forgery upon the Exchange Bank Of this city
for 81 SEQ 1t will be remembered that he arrested
a few weeks since, suspicion He endeavored to
pass a $40 bill Of the Exchange Bank in . hat
II was little married. and remark which he made
quite UNNECESSARILY induced suspicion, which led to
the discovery that the bill was one Of those paid out
the forged check. lie was ntly arrested
examined and committed for trial. On the trial,
although the evidence strong against him the jury
verdict Of guilty. During this whole Of the period he
exhibited the most stoica indifference. His manner
was that Of o careless looker'on. All who saw him
deem. him either innocent one Of the most accom-
III shed villains ar1agne. before court Of justice
Recent developments show that he is Of the latter
stamp His transactions have been vast and varied,
and generally successful He has served four years
GA 35 SO and '37 in Sing Sing, for burglary In the
city Of New York and has been in prison In England
but be has been punished for his immense forge
ries, which known to have exceeded seventy
th,usand dollars. At proper time we shall give
ful account Of his career both in this country
England. Meanwhile we snbjoin some facts con-
ntct.d with his transactions since his arrest here.
shortly after Hunt tas be called nimseifl was ar
rested he for Mr. Lee, the cashier OF the bank.
10 call and him He requested MI Lee TO write
letter TO MIR. j. Young. he ad Of the police Philadel-
rLia and ray to HIM that lie would like him to
up TO Albany, 81 be wished TO SEQ him MIR Lee re-
Piled that he did not know Young and did not know
how or what way to approach him. Hunt said Write
and tay to Young that man has been arrested a nd
imprtoDsd who was suspected Of forgery that was
committed here last November, on the Exchange
DoHhs anu bpupg Vouiu unOerkttn1 all about IL.
MIR Lee wrote the letter as requested but before
Young could have received II, he arrived ct Albany
az requested by q telegraphc despatch send him by
Hunt Mr. Smith. the ailer took The commu mic alton
% the elegraphc Office by Hunts request II was as
follows
TrIrGrAuuc 0rPIcE ALBANy, Oct 9th Isis
TO Mr. JovNo HIGH tonatotie, Phi adci,da
Geo Morgan wishes to zee you here Tneis Of e greatest
cons uleLoe Gf,. MORGAN
Aft.r Young bad had an interview with Hunt he called
upon Mir Lee cashier q the Exchange Bank; stated
that he was Mir. Young Of Philadelphia; that he had
tesn the prisoner John Hunt; ttat he knew him
well that he CIupO was stool pigeon for him
Youbg) that he had been Of great use to him in
resting great kpaves that he was xous to get bin
cut that be would be OF great use TO him In assisting
bin 10 the racsls that had robbed Or Darling
ton Of SOL coo lat Dece mbrr that he knew Hunt
not The that commit ted the forgery. but that II
he (Hunt) vsr cut, he would 10 the course OF few
months be enabled 20 Grres; the real forgrr, which
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MARITIME INTELLIGEN nee.
cSSctScsScc ccSSc ,ccSccc
Port Of New Fsek, October II, 1sfs.

srrs. ..... !. IS HeHwArER 49,. -. 80
Cleared.
steamship-Americo tBr) Leitch Halifax and Liverpool Gu
1l sS! !. s1;.n nsae.s.gF H.y.; Whit
B,ris-Ad,Io Brown, West cqas. Afsic. MccEaeken
Becs Matanras Read HoppocR; Isaac Mead Brown
Nay Flower, rsts+ Be%gss W Davenport Tran
Manchester st John. Me- wnniett; Sarah Brown, WEIGH
schsG Montague, Montague Malaga Harbeck Co; uar
r.. aaletk Apreby s. Kittf Underwood Aron Hatch st
J Williams, Folsom, Plymouth
Arrived.
SsP TGs s1sTSsSn % hsgE %S,
r, ytd blowing heavy nom ENE with Tremendous sea "a
Shin q SsS t WITH Sen %S,s
q onc % ipCic French Marie from riin for gayre
sth oil h'n,suk saw two banks, supposed them to be wha
sir Caepo Ewc',or, New oreaa Is days, with mdsc
PIur:an bark AsSas'e Hsme HsSrc &c days IN ballast
Dutch bark bulc org fimhng days, with mdc la
Bark jesSr us turacca Sept 81 with hides Sc, to
Bo,pen Graves Co 9cS lat 20 lon So sPoIs bark cgS
ion = saws tsr which had o.i logged
ho.toS e'fa NYcTi' waia River Plate soFs s.
aS ss standing to The South of chncOteasue has
viii rhrrs ~ ,S 8 Jon y 8 sPss:
lon i s. saw an Am sh TO stscTns '"'
Big nh TIow ridge, (of New naven) Whesey Ponce
IR, 2h Sept with skins &c to Tiowbrdne Sons Sid In
with clr Mary stuart Bray for New York The brig Eliza
b. III Curtis sid 2days previous for New York 3D. inst lat %
80 Ion ~ a. gnazed schr sand to the southwark show
u & white signal with letter j.
Brig Mary Stuart cf badephial Bray Ponce PR l6 days.
with sugar 9th lost lat 80 20, Ion rs 30 dis
brig with ms mast under jury mass steering W.
sih lat 81 81, 70 Al lark with manmast gone
the deck, steering for New York..
Brig sartha sn Stevens Mayaguu, PR, 20 day, with
Irg ona of rhladelpha) Howard Aux Cages 20 days
with mdse. 20 MeCready Left Am vessels I'd inst, lat
0s Ion 10 65 spoke t Oowa from st Jago dc Cuba for New
Yuk
british brig Rainbow, Church. Maitland Ms days. with plas
brig Clinton Andrew savOntah days with cotton
gos, terimtp d Co.
sehr EnteiIrc Coffin Bnr,coa II days tobacco SC,
Croppy Gin artin Oct 7t bark l. Crowe, of Carc
Ioly 10 miles distant onted (eore rcportedl On the6th
Of Utnfy tpoko brig Ii Turks lfla for New York.
schr New Republic, " liaIns, Baltimore days.
sobr A CT Ford, Dali, Sullivan.
solr Plao, Robinson, Naohias.
Sci r Example, Robins MacbiaF.
Sclr George Henry tpton Cbtrryhed,T days
Scfr Eagle, Haskell Tbonaston.
Sctt Augusta. Brown, Few Bedford
kohI Piiaro, Chace, Byrnnis.
Below.
Brig Lyrn, -, from Demsrara, with mlsc to Smith.
Also enc ship and two briggs
Sailed.
Slips Wataih New Orleans; Edgar, do; Nicholas Btde,
bile; ou Caronn Claresttn CaIonIo Baltimore barns An
"a Danlurg atc Mead Byidc Charleston; brigs
Tfpxllc, Cofh Alfred Itmn ord. Rio Graz de.
0ererrn l-wind, at mnitee WI meridian vi sunset. NV.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, 1913.
Res'gnafio~ of Hen. Louis McLame-- The Mayors
Election.


Res' enatio~ of Hen. Louis McLane-- The Mayors
Election.
The resignation of the Hon. Louis McLane, as
President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, took place yesterday, and preparatory
to the election of successor, the old board of
directors were reelected with the exception of
General Marriott, who was removed, and An
drew Gregg elected in his place. The most com.
retent man In the State for the presidency, is Ex-
Governor Pratt, to whom the bondholders of
Maryland are indebted tor our resumption act as
well rs for the enactment of financial measures,
that are calculated, in ten years, TO almost wipe
oil the entire debt Of the State. HIS selection
will give confidence to capitalists, and the road
Il soon be IN way for rapid completion.
Tomorrow, our great city contest takes place,
AID it will be decided on strict party grounds. 1t
Is anticipated that General Stansbury, the demo-
cratic candidate will receive about /, 900 majority,
1he election If Mr. Cloud to the sherfiaty having
entirely healed the division that formerly existed
III the democratic party. The wings will also
tilow their entire strength Mr.. Griffin, and
We viii have delig htful contest.