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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1886
Dear Sir About week since, while working my trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
" vi vi enieIeu e IoR a. my loot Jus below te N
until became much alarmed used British Oil, Tincture
OF Myrh and several adhesive pase, but all purpose
then commenced the use of
DALLEH's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and IN less than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation began
to subside, and has entirely left me.
can confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor being superior to anything have tried for
removing pain or Inflammation.
hipcarpenter by trade, and shall be willing to tes
fy the virtues of the Save all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue at No ISL where give any
Jefferson M. BISHOP.
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CUTs. WOUNDs AND sOREs.


The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful quickly does it all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. It's success in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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NE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of 49,
The TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that ils..
Montgomsry as well rs any Of bis eompetitoLs. Those
who are going to- returning from the North can Obtain
MEALS AT ALL HOURS to suit the arrival and departure
the rarosd cars and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly attendance to convey Passengers and from the
boats TO The cars, free Of charge The ACCOMMODATIONS are
equal 70 any other establishment in the town, and being at
redueed rate, oeT additional inducements 10 the TRAVELLING
public he best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
ant and agreeable. - ff
au9o d&Wtf e. A. ABERcROMBIB.
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A. TYLER 10 Camp sfree Offers for sale at The
!seed LAYERS, Duplex, Anchor and Cylinder iyA
WATCHES, in gold and Silver Cases. Watch Il -
Chains Of most beautiful patterns Watch and Belt
Hooks Hurk and Pins ETC.; Gold Pens snd Pencils etc
beautiful assortment Of Diamond Err Kings. etc.; IOr
queise Gamet Enameed and variety Of SETS IN Boxes
Silver and Silver Plated Ware fine cutlery Fancy Ss0eqs
= - God. Silver, Steel and Shell bowed SP Ell
TACLES. EYEGLASSES, etc. with
49, @8Glasses 10 suit all eyes. Subscriptions
raceir.l Cor .la AneIican Ar Union Of New York fya5
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

PRIVATE BOARDING .......No. 16 Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT, (late Of the FRANKL1r
Iva HOUSE, Mobile, begs leave nformh her Friends -.
and the PUBLIC that she has opened a PRIVATE fsl
| 8O-4RDiNG HOUSE, No. Is N Ito he str ct -
The House has been newly furnished and with Terms
Portable She hopes 10 receive share Of patronage mig ~
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! gAR ~, e s Va q ia IylV ogsE

- HAltI.tt El1El6 NA8HI1tTTUN HUlBE, z
No. 22S CHES.NUTSTREET,P HLL.9DELPEfLa.
gTyE Undersigned would form his Southern patrons and
Il friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which 80
~ been under s ohnge for years, been
elegantly Fehteds enlarged and feiTnbed, in the
paTtmsnt complete The most splendid suit OF
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
Ite central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders Il one of the desirable in the
business pleasures and there shall be no eEerons spared ID
have continue 10 merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. iiasiA ii. J. HARTWELL "
~ The House has Wam and Cold Baths always in
readiness t1P'4igi s. my7 Wifi
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The efficacy OF hePAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know Of cures and do not
hesitate to that the Ointment will never fail for this
Decacy prevents IRON asking certificates from ladies
this subject The following procused by one of our
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheeruly recommend it those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable ar
tcle to cure it. PHOEBE BRAY
J4fbaRY April 1876. MARY MOORE
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NUITIiIEIIIEIIs -
BEAUTY AND HEALTH
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

those mat Initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparla, have
invariably called their stuff ReHGdV far Females ETC
and have copied bills and circulars Which relates 10 Inc
complaints OF women, word for wOrd-Ote men who mt
up medcne, have, since the great OF Dr. Townsen
Sarapara IN complaints incident females recommended
theirs althongh previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills. ETC., injurious females tev agra
Yate disease, and Undermining the cnnsiitntInn - o1.-
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ssER 6FSlll + FRUITS, s,.. s.
pis el- -s,a :. ana N0s = i u T,A9yLoR.
~ A. #. COCHRAN d CO.,
GENERAL CoMssIoN MERG8ASTs s's apd Di
~ rect importers gf FRUITS. NUTS, VINES etc.
EEItSHs s1N drums new Smyrna, superior Eeme;
Alan NpS-s0O baies and bags Soft SheIed Almonds;
SHG EANED RRRRaMz2IH Mon 7E boxes il fine SEdsT
FFfEEsR RAsH S ! a.sR FLOYD Ss o bags
bSSeS sy pns and sng P1sRC
RR anS az; PoE Wine various Qualities, etc.;
RERRs ahG bRs T Gsst S 81 dS"
mn Al AZ hin kinds Of Foreign Fruits, ETC.;
4 PkUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes;
e3sSs 6 ssRsaS' 'sn0a 0l'0n''
| BRANDY CHERRIES-3O0 cases fresh landing.
hACUARONI AND VERMfCELLI3SO0 CASES fresl
FIRE s5CSRR SC3slEf bo.e. r,t quality No
P0WDERAgency Of the ceiebrated nef rS chrys
POWDER T6Ss GSPSn guarantee a7 superior to
| A LE, PORTER AND sUNDRIEs-
e l 70 R. Ta aS1 Albany Ale;
g casks vassar's Ale and Porter;
100 barrels Newark CIDER;
81 Sssfefs e oIHSE % oii PPha
@ B boxes III eHE GEAsEEpEh 11:h Dairy and wR
l5 5eo k kegs and % frkins Western BUTTER;
u ties. Evans & swift's Sugar Cured DRIED BEEF:
g B BSS;; New York { b9AE SUGAR,
n'f0s and landing and IS s. al sR Icy FHgy co
mills Nos. %, 80. 40 and q Old Levee
l4alG0Rs-zCognae Brandy. Jamaica Rum and Irish
hab WHISKY Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, and London and
8 half pipes CoGNAC BRANDY;
pgneheons JAMAICA RUM, every old and SUPERIOR
spanelhsfOPs Old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond and
10 casks Of the Old MOnhliado SHERRY WINE, 50
c Sf sGo 1sG fPT and ms aBBTgf RToN py 2IE
zoo casks LONDON 10 and DUBLIN PORTER, in quart
The above LIQUORS viii be sold very low to the trade, and
in26 john TooLE. Is Bank Place.
Ia Is half pipes Marte CID, vintage Of 1886;
10 :. :. HenuesIRT pale ls1S;
l5 :. :. otaId pale, :. :. i84l
| - CID, 1872;
iqss gsos1eds Euphsms Rdf i bond BY
| 1RANDY-Cognac. Rochelle and Bordeaux: 100 pckgs
sfRAAW fAPHEb Peaf9 So I%sa 1
GIsmpasas cIR a Po W khl Madeira Sherry
Dn'' n Fo9 s Ss By " '''f GsfBf,A RRIfP1soS
n nlll4I ----.-- % Tchoupitonlas st.
WHIIsKf, BHANDY, GIN AND ,YLNE.-9 pun.
w eheons Irish and punche0n Scotch Whisky; haif
eyq Sgn nsin BS Sl; pipe aOaRd Gin and 2 casks
uerie direct and has lain over store more than two
geaI and the Brandy Of the most favOrte brand The
pna 81 aa ''Ht Il BANK P &C sun
SQNDRIEs, sUNDRIEs- 49,
sEGARs-50O. 900; ToBACCo@S60 pscEages:
Cap Tea Paper and Hardware do;
TEA-l50 boxes Hyson-l00 packages Imperial;
RugkNHEAT-ln boxes and bbLs, fresh landing;
n B,kt9pDqyM n Ms q dGzsni 900
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OPINIONS QF PHYSICIANS.

81
Clans in different parts of the Union ''7
rms to Certify, that We the undersigned Physc aus Of
Me CITY Of Abany, have IN cases prascrbef mr.
Townsend Sarapana and believe It to be one nj tb NJ
valuable preparations in the market VI ~ ~
II. P. PULMu, M. D
J. WILsoN, M D.
An. Al, ,a,, T. y. BRIGGS, NJ. D.
flunIy, hpIn l, lo4I. I, u. ELMENpORFF. M. D..
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

sr.r.
NJElV ORLEANS CARRIAGE w il hIi06GTisE,
ARSfAtetEss s and i IA issss q ssss
sS Af sbl Ess s%sEW Ri'd Evils W. hz fsss 6i
T. MARSH DENALAN a. CO.
* w. CARRIAGE. J. Hs7REH0USE. Nos.
ne a Sn Spe ss eS TsTsnd sirHfG &C.
~ y 4; iei Our stock numbers from
made for city and country use Persons wishing Carriages
will fnd it to their interest 70 cal and examine style and
70 bs SUITED Snd TS and p & for
Cash Or City Acceptance '"'O''''' m6aS smd&W
LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPosE
Rear q the 81. q Charles S HOsl1 r $50
% aay a5og %osss % T. AND Mi kesS on
hand large and complete assortment Of CARRlAGES, oil
STYLE many 81 which %ere Originated and ba expressly
or sas pao4 Of this establishment Purchaser are invited
where. ''''A Oe'O'' 'iA'-l'S W nis 6md&W
CtARRIAGEs-CARR IAGEs-T hespbscribers have
~ now on hand large andwel selected assort sAlRR
ing from the best Northern Msnufactores, every ht-
style and Variety. Purchasers would do vel @ give us
90 6md&W lbs St Charles street
CARRIAGE MANUFACrORY.
ra ~ ne tst mas been efenued % Us . very no
mon street has induced Ssd g Us BE- as sumner
and pss sa GG9s we Ss one
the largest Shops the Southern Country and prepared
build any style of Carriage order and guaranty them two
years, used in the country We also better prepared
than ever before, for REPAIRING CARRIAGES, and
can restore them almost their original beauty and duTab
although apparently wern out and useless we VII pay
height on Carriages sent repair We will also keep on
hand an assortment of JEW and SECOND HAND CAR
klAGESi which will be sold low Old Carriages taken in
trade for New ones We invite the attention Of those want
ing NEW CARRIAGES, their old ones repaired, call
at G Ss % 1d %S9
next door the Office of the Commercial Water Works
nOT S SaIS h0'' NIX MxfTaEWs DENMAN
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SUCCESS OF DIR. GILBERT.

New ORLEANS, January 1850
WIS is to certify that had terrible sore on my face for
some and that it treated by eminent medical
n who were unable to relieve The disease located
on my forehead and spreading alarming
heard Of Dr. GILDERT's success curing Cancers
to Memphis and put myself under his treatment. He pro-
nounesd the disease and cured st. and have been
well for about two years. therefore, take great pleasure
recommending him 70 the public being well qualified to
perform what he undertakes
TVS w NJ III EMINC
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DR.. T0mnsCRG-Dear Sir: have the pleasure 10 inform
yOn that three of children have been cured of the Serou
by the use of excellent medicine They were Athlete
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great obiga
ton. Yours, respectfully, G9N
Isaac W. GRAIN, lO6 Wooster street
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ANDREW ,. AuLT. sAML o. SEYMOUR.
.ati AULT SEYMOUR .r..
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Nos. "a and 244 IsA0apioaias street. Men Orleans,
EEP constantly hand good supply of every article
u IN the GROCERY LINE, such as FLOUR, BACON,
buIsEER, LARD, COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, MO
hASSES, FISH, etc. ETC. in large small quantities to suit
purchasers fy6 1y
tINHE Subscriber having commenced the WHOIESA Al. E
Il and RETAIL of LIQUORS, WINES, etc. ,zs--a, !,
begs to inform his friends and customers that he x
Keeps always on hand the following. VIZ: zE
BRAND1ES- Godard's, Magory's, and other - "
celebrated brands very old ~
HOLLAND GlM-DEeet importation. best quality.
MONONGAHELA WHISKY.
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY-Drect from Maryland
EAST INDIA MADEIRA.-A splendid article.
pQFE GORDON SHERRY v-l"E g ft-'.'
+ AL n,,,. very superior.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKEY- Imported by Mr..
Smith Bryan. -
CHAM GhaRAhmIPsA As every brand and description.
BRANDY FRUITS g
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER
WHOLESALE and Retail at l5 and Is Royal street, by
nib II s.. II TAYLOR.
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This certificate coneusively proves that Ibis Sarsnpara
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Bloc
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
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This is only OF than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that DIR. Townsends Sarsaparla has cured
The most and chronic weekly eadcated by
is extraordinary virtues
James Cummings, ESD, one Of the assistants in the luns.
tic Asylum, Blackwels Island the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letters
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II ANDlNG AND IN STORE -
IL BUCKWHEAT--Fre r. H. Hollis best-l5O pkps
PORT WINE-600 packages; FNeS
SWEET MALAGA, DRY Do; SHERRY WINE
BRANDY-Pinet, CastilGon Il Co.;
STRAW PAPER-1000 reams
SHOE AND TEAPAPER.--5O0 reams;
sEGARS-1, 00O, 900; TOBACCO-I0O packages.
SWEET OIls-6G0 baskets;
CQRkS; MACE NUTMEGS;
CL0VES-3 bbs; for sale by
fy0 E. j. HART CO., 70 Tchoupitoulass ST.
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I NEW YORK,
DR.. I0DnseRdI verify believe that your Sarsaparla
has been the means, through Providence OF saving my life.
have for several had bad cough 1t became
and worse. AT last raised large quantities Of blood, had
night swea and greatly debiated and reduced, aud
did TO live. have only used your Sarsapana
short time and there has wonderful change wrought
in am able to walk all over the city | raise no
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that thankful for these results Your ODD seryant
4 Gath
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WTNER's CANADIAN VERMTFUGE

Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, by
L. Il. MASSEY, Druggist and Chemist
mh30 5m a. Camp, corner GFayieT street
The New York herald., 1850-06-10
TeIegraphic summary.

Owing 10 the state of The atmosphere on S1tur-
day evening, the telegraphc wires ceased to WORK,
and we only received part Of the proceedings OF
she two Houses. Yesterday we received the re-
Enander, which viii be found under the oppropri-
a,e head. IN The House nothing was done that
body satunni twelve O'Clock, when they adjourned,
the uembeis present varying from % 10 20. They
agreed @ meet this morning at ten O'Clock. In
the Senate, the debate was upon the Compromise
bill. Fooje, Douglass, Davis of AIIss., Hale, and
Dawson, took part II amounted to nothing, save
that N the course ofthe debate, Mr. Dawson gave n
severe casugstion 10 Mr., Hale, and proved, from
the writings and speeches Of the latter that bat ff-
teen years ago he wss most violent slavery man.
Mr.. Hale then declared the blacks 10 be beasts in
human iolm aud unfit to live free. lie, (Hale,) }
threatened an aboishionist with law found inside
Of pine, and outside Of goose or, in other terms,
coat of tsr and feathers. Mr. Hale, in reply, ad-
mit,ed The accuracy Of the charge, and said his
views had since changed after which important
admission the venerable and dignifed Senate ad-
jonned until to-day.
There is no further telegraphic news from Nash
vile. Our private lelegraphc dispatches from
Washington contain very important intelligence in
reference to probable difficulties betwee Cuba and
th- Hay items.
Mr. Clay is III, and, at his extreme age. cold
and dianhGa are dangerous complaints. We hope
he will soon recover.
The New York herald., 1850-06-10
The italian Opera and Fashion.

To night that popular opera, which has gained so
largely upon the public mind, since it presented
by the Havana opera troupe, will be repeated. " La
Favorte combines, in its characters several mpor-
tant and powerful demands upon the voessts and its
dramatic action is highly interesting and exciting
The tenor, salvi made very powerful Impression on
his fret appearance In this opera and be will probably
with the mlder atmosphere of juno in his favor,
produce stil greater effects than marked his first tri
mph the present occasion Ills tone and exprss,on
came out finely throughout the whole part and his
rendering Of spiro gentil' is crownng diamond in
cluster OF jewels Badisl as the king, is mastery
and efestive while Marini with his finished and po-
lished style, produces wonderful effects sgnorini
stenanons vocazation in this opera Is also, very re-
msrkabls Her cavatini, 20, raio Fernando" will be
long remembered by every lover of the lyric drama,
while her triumph the music generally, will stamp
her a. queen In the vocal art OF course, there will
be q great desire to hear stefanoni
Abiding to her, we must alude also, to card that
has appeared in the newspapers from Sgnor Lorini in
which he takes occasion to say that there Is some dis
pleasure somewhere about something. This Is very
curious. IL is the fret bulletin Of the kind that we
have had from any Der Of this troupe, and mus
attribute il TO the fact that sgnor Lorini has been in
noculsted with the virus that was formerly so COM
mon here among opera singers II 10 like the re-
appearance Of the yellow fever ths cholera when
Oil had supposed that the iniection "aso'er HSsnor
Lorn does not chscre to sing In this city the world Is
before him where to choose" and ke gain
nothing by his absurd complaints The sooner he
drops such folly the better viii Il be for his taste and
judgment Strict attention to his music will carry
him forward while attacks and qusrrels will Gully
recoil upon himself aud stay his progress. We hope
to more eards. They only profitable to tho
newFpaprs.
1t 1, understood that there viii be brillian. array
a. At .t..
having been engaged for the occasion. The manager
will produce the opera, probably, with ell it's woued
effects, and assembly Of beauty and fashion will
repay his care.
The New York herald., 1850-06-10

The Doc LAw.-Ths inhuman law comes int
operation to-day, when great slaughter Of the
canine race may be expected Last year, we di
rected the attention Of the authorities TO the demo-
ralizng practice of letting loose youth in hue
and cry after the poor dogs, buehering them barba
rousy with clubs and stones, to say nothing Of the
nuisance Of the noise and shouting, and running
through the Streets which far greater nuisance
than that which was thus attempted to be put down
We also suggested, that as long as such an absurd
law was permitted to remain on the statute book, it
should not be executed unfortunately, bat by
proper persons, chosen by the authorities. We are
glad 10 learn that, this year, boys not persitted
10 play the executioner The Mayor has appointed
Jack Ketches to slay the dogs, and no reward will
be given to any other persons than these Further,
the executions are all TO take place before eight,
O'Clock in the morning, so that they may not OBJ
struct public business in the manner in which they
used TO do. We wish the Mayor would devise
some plan by which the citizens would not be dis
iurbed in their rest at the unreasonable hours Of
two, three, or four o'clock in the morning, by the
howls of the prosecuted animals, and the halloong
or their pursuers. We trust that another year will
not pass till this law is utterly abolished. 1t is as
useless az il is baybarous, and is disgrace TO the
civilization Of the nineteenth century. Ii is founded
upon erroneous ideas relating 10 canine Madness
which have been long since exploded, and the SUI
perstructuTe ought TO go with the foundation Many
very valuable and harmless dogs, some of them
worth one hundred dollars, have been sacrificed
for the reward of fifty cents, during the "dog
days" under the impression that hydfopboba is
then more prevalent than at any other season Of
the year. But this opinion does not appear to be
bone out by experience; and if the principle Of the
law is worth anything, it ought to be carried ou to
IFS Utmost extent, and none of the dog kind ought
10 be left alive TO bark at thieves, sit in the laps Of
the ladies, or hunt game in the manly sports of the
field. There ought, in fact, to be an utter ex,inc
ton of the canine race. This is the only consis-
tent course. Let it be adopted, or let the present
serio-comic dog slaughter be abandoned.
The New York herald., 1850-06-10
Our Bavass Correspondents.

nAFANAs June 1. lSJO.
TSesmeni 10 .qmeicsHt frsulis 10 the fasricsn Con-
rl-7ls Necessity cf a large .sms'icas Fleet.
You no doubt will have mani and various accounts.
fGen Nsrcissus LopeEs expedition to this islandss
expedition most Tidicousy conceived most cop,emgt
bly, msnssed and most outrseeously fatal 10 the in
t.rests Of the island snd freedom Of the creole nhab
tanis The name Of Lopez is curse had he come
with more force had he commspesd here with the
friends u freedom from the spanish yoke that they
might have been aware " his movemen;s-had he ar.
ranged any plan, that they could have been pre-
pared 10 cooperate with him, or had he, With
the few followers who with him. LANDED at
piscs distant rom the capital he would have Been
NO expected him. most preport.roua How.
ever he'd he pushed into the interior. and repulsed
the fret attack from the troops sent from Mstanzas
he wouli have succesded and been j.rt not oDv bv
the crsolef bot by large portion q the army ns
coming sud leaving IN the vsr he did has thr0gn a
denTu ever the hops of liberty uhich had chrercd
the hssrt 81 many Creole Nov their chains will ba
and thrir lordly masters, tths old span
isfds) who trtmbcd In their shoes at th. idea .f
an invsticn. have bccoms wonderfully couraesous
and treat net only creoles, but foreigners with
PERFECT contempt. especially Americans. q. they
ctn~itr and call the invaders. .3ne,sca7os. Who
600 IN number ran like towards. they say
Al the presence of some two DOZEN Castiisu Ian.
Gers They call them pirates towards, &C Nov
inst they have gone. their isclirgs both
ard people. are vented upon MS. poor Americans who
have been deinf busnef for YEARS In the city. The
The New York herald., 1850-06-10
MERCHANT or HAVANA.
The Georgia at Kingston, jam aies.

ltrthl TIE Aing-tor ia Journal. June l.
The Georgia very short OF fuel In ot
the bad quality taken IN at the hsvans and after
ing great quantity of her spare materials, was
Obliged 10 put IN here TO supply herself with eeni for
the ,oynge IL expected that she viii sail to-day for
A,w Yok via Havana. IL 10 faid that shs will tsq
three hundred aud my tuns Of coal.
From the Kingston D-spstch. June
regret 10 learn that Captain Porter ofthe Coor-
g, has ordered his chief engineer on duty and pat
a the asistsnt inoer- iu irons The cause OF
this occurrence IL sIid to b. that the chief engineer
had teen given 10 upderriaId that IL had been
ed IL MS fault tlat the mad en- Porto Belle
Without suncisbt GOALS, and asserted that IL
Captain lCrtsr's fault which being reported q
hin, led Go his ordering the chief engineer ffom
bis duty. Captain Porter tbea directed the
escond engineer 20 take hi. place and four % the
second or assstsrt stisg they had
hc, nee IN him. refused O. obey him which Captain
Porter had them pot into irons We siad TO be in
fornsc hat The eAef engineer endesvoe 90 pors uAds
these parties TO 40 to thrr duty II we dii not feel
satt,d that this - correct s-rsos Of the affair
should not give H. We hope. borer-r that some
gsshCsiUpE may be advanced 20 pail ste the uufavog-
able aTptsraLee Which II uos b-srs