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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

= "a the mas, in she midst Of terrific gale cor %
t@e us was rauch exhausted when taken of.
- ,st the crew, iorr in number including the Cap
ia C. Duncan. the rnste wera lost They tired TO
~ e 6,sf after tho vessel was struck but lost IT, The
s,o,t usod TO rescue walee was one Of Franess Me
,,d lived through the breakers the point aln'rs
.tboueh the soa was veIy heavy, and the wind blow
~ ,ercec4 hurricane. She manned by Capt D. +
go, Capt t. Newman Of schooner j. W Brown Capt
pc.noxsy Of schooner Belmont John Keith CaPt Oiaas
:, A. propeller Charter Oak, and Capt r. Cunning Oh
ssOoptr Post Boy s,o o,o oovsrsa
b. Insurance y.,,,., oi,v we learn tha. the Z. S
S,.l;c,n "a ashore about twelve miles from that
CT .,nsrou,ly went ashore in disabled condition
pr Il >. half mast A sandy beach in that local
" -. sope ds.ance and her situation must be crit
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o,,1,, q, uplssa Americans.

Lat evening meeting, consisting 81 "a. menDeIs Gnu
friends Of ne above order took place o. the IeSeih ~
broadway The members OF the Or4ef wore SIX oea'N
of vsrieoafed eoOrs OrLGmened with unsel Gnd saver
.tars With raedas eagles and other cmbims OF meif
Order The room decorated with several iac8s anu
mall specrneus II the national Tag while Rooly nun
her OF female United Americans BY their good looks AM
smiling faces did credit their Order AMI sns aine is
afr of ther country for grace, beauty and wy ae!iy
M John Mason Past Chancellor took the CnAf az =
oeoek and called for the Rev. Mr Hermanee who nos
ever was lot present. The Rev Ny Iaggat oPn~a e"e
proceedings nith prayer -, -.., . .,
me shelton Bras Band performed voluntary ai'ss
~ Brower sung comic sons This song was received
Will loud applause aad the most lively exhibitor .
the evening although it, comic character eohlIa 4.
strangely with the solemn seryces which had prece~i H.
Aaer another performance b. the bond - -.
Rev Mr. Tagcart Addressing Mr. NUM-. 'n1n-s ~, ~
Of the Valley Forge Chspterof the order sara I'M
sr to perform the more than pleasing ua5 u ~,
ths Valley Forge Chapter through you Win lls Deo ~
Bible-the BOOK II BoOks-Gods reVeiailon 70 nl -
reverend gentleman then went into poe.'e en-
ration Of the revolutionary incidents eonnecteu Nis
Forge where Warrington fought whers ~ @
amer his engagement By apo0fTl1oW Hno - ~
sn5nnglV informed Of The death q her dearest son ~
on Of the 0ficers who Gccompan-eti ne kaot ~ "a
widows house The officer upbraid.a hius-n ~, 70 is
been the cause Of bringing such erple W. ~ mn Ss
"a tiat thaf woman hogng been found readny Nor ID
lie ouId have hervsm and courage enough 70 oeaF ~
3er ne boek when she knew thsi her son bad aen N
Ies won't on 70 attack Roman Csthotcsm ior affenpt
- ~ ihdraw the Bible from the Common Schools am
f@ yiihh0ding Il from the people wherever gossess
ne power and concluded with parody on WOoiuian
-.rsxe hat tee, altered 70
Rou,u. spare sha, hoof-
Keep OF tly tiooiy hs1i7
On proserting the Bible to the Csapter Tao Rey -.
tfau,an .s-t Til. Bible Sir receive, 1uA NAY is ~
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Nor,h-Western Dispcnsary.

The first annual meeting Of the Ncrth Western Dispen.
sary was called to last evening at the Dspensary.
No 5lI Eighth av quorum OF Managers not being
present the present officers viii continue 10 act until others
are appointed Vice President Robert Ray, Esq presided
The following il abstract from the report OF tho
ApothecGry DIR. A u. Chadwick of the doings OF this
institution for the past eleven months
Cured relieved or discharged, SIoe died 7, Sen q
lisa Diseoses-ileart and lungs, $40 head, bowels,
fever rheumatism and vaccination, i,S1 eye ear and
surgery 5s5 nervous diseases 400 minor surgery, sls
or these there were males ANA females, 9,71o
Natirify- nled States, 1897 Ireland 1868 England
95 Scotland, 20 Germany, lis other countries, H.
Number of prescriptions put up 97l at cost little less
A very interesting and somewhat lengthy report was
presented from the Board of Managers giving history OF
the Dspensary from tho commencement OF which the fot
The history Of the North Western Dspensary thus far.
Is not unlike other similar institutions, IN rs experience
"A charity the importance Of which will attempt 10
dens arose out of deep conviction In the minds OF
few that it absolutely necessary In tho locality In
which Is established those few almost without prospect
of pecunary aid entered upon the enterprise procured it,
Incorporation and set lis wheels in motion trusting In
sympathzing response from the community Tor material
"aid"
In Jny of 1882 board Of twenty five managers WAS
formed and act Of incorporation obtained and from
that time up to December &, when the Dlspensary
commenced treating patienis) tho time occupied
in organizing corps Of physicians surgeons and apohe
carries procuring suitable building, and arranging
the boundaries Of the territory which are a. follows
eastern Limit being Fifth southern limit Twenty third
ST western, Hudson River, and extending north inded
ntely
From the statistics given above il will be that the
objects for which the Institution formed have been at
tanned viz In giving TO vast multitude Of the ind
gent sick gratuitous medical and surgical aid and IN
ratio constantly increasing from month to month with but
trifng exceptions. NJ.
So far the managers have made but limited applications
for pecunary aid the principal amount raised to meet the
contingent expenses having been contributed by tho mem
bers and their friends.
The only appeals Of public nature made, have been IN
accordance with resoluon OF the Board to petition the
Legislature the Common Council. Commissioners OF Emil
grafton, each for a sum Of $1,000.
The application TO the Legislature not granted. as
was also the the Commissioners, and but ts5o was
erantedSby the Common Council
The managers urge the claims Of the Institution upon
all who have hearts, to sympsize with suffering hu-
manity. -.
On motion the report accepted and ordered printed
for circulation.
The Society has % managers and 100 members. Tho
meeting was adjourned 10 Tuesday evening next
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Chamber OF Commerce.

meeting of the members Of the Chamber OF CsSm.
mcrce was held yesterday forenoon In the herchsais'
Bank budnQ and resolutions Of respect 10 tho memory
OF James G. King late President " the Board, we're
adouted Mr. Stevens one Of the Commhee apponted
Yesterday in presenting the annexed resolutions, mars
some very feeling remarks the virtues Of the deeea<ed
whom he consdered Q tnuo MANI
Te N.vYork Ckanbe Of hsynB hzenaa q - a.
honor 10 ne memory of James o. King le ifnes "a
testify repect for biz character sHa 'ts sad fefs'tH n"
..-oi.
lection III dis suhed sabty and c0ls- WIZ
ifb Mr King dscarged thr siie. % .ssast ~
ia cororson When Ia Congress pronaed Ia Aseese OF
ed That The chsuber DO declass tbsr ssnss TIE resi
ntsrsHes high laor. e0fth Of tee - nsen s res
honor be p1bc splti y his Egnorsi
~ he hkh
snd elevation Of hii manly nature -,
Reeld n11 hssrr ezaApls than ths
eIsrtsr and aresr Their s assoos 20 pa. as 70 TIC ad
IN aud initiation Of the riding faemtsJ Of e eantie com
BuunAY
Nth deep sBs.bfy. respectfully ottr beir dwsre umpsfhi
snd The islf and relsrs 10 ~ Addiction
and hoT Of Affection und I'll tend ~. faaers
Of to dfcssse4.
s.a Tla tkeie reso gssEs 4sss ssoiy b
the PTssiderz Of the CAsmheL n k1osS - go - en-
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Mrs. BlooMrR.-The Athen@um was crowded to hear
tho Temperance lecture Of the woman OF the
celebrity, Mr.. BlOomer, .,o,,;.r .nI
She came upon the platform dressed in the peculiar ana
nretty costume of which she is the originator Che Is
t!'d - about 40 wears of age We confess C. we
we're cmewhat disappointed in our ideas Of the originator
of the Bloomer dress. We had pictured tan heavy
In;t 6lI faced bold appearing and forward woman.
GU e"Jors NAV iudce Of our surprise, when gentle
sweet looking silver voiced regular featured woman was
announced as the lady in question
IL lectnre was an excellent oue-wC adapted 10 the
occason-Ircd sparkling eloquent, eggunen,oiive ana
convincing Not ambguous word q sentence % Sr,
uttered by her-her language was PLAIN decisive az Su
p poors and EXPLAINED the blessings Of sobrey in manner
that melted ana affected the most caou, she PronogH
A. IL 30, and concluded by a thrilling cxhortaion on
S TO nut their shoulders the great Temperate w4eel
and not to cease their labors until ihat OF similar At"
was enerefed upon The Statute Book OF our state.
She Viii sneak AGAIN at the Melodeon Sniyeci[~ W
mans Wrongs iNio''i"4" W. -'
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PUGET SOUND.

We have received communication authenticated by the
signatures Of serezyfo pioneers Of Pugets Sound set
ting forth he great advantages there offered to merchants
the eIerbant prices charged there for goods reot
the supply Is habituay naioquste while arlss Of prime
necessity are often wanting for months together The po
neers say more immigrants hockng into their new Ter
rory Of Washington than can be fed that hardly any
body follows Agriculture all supposng they can do better
al numbering fishing or something else that consequently
every body needs to buy almost every thing and ha; ell
The goods for sale the Sound would not make up one
really complete assortment that there is not good suit Of
clothes for sale The Sound and that any merchant who
viii freight vessel at New YORK Boston with assorted
cargo leaving direct for PuCets Sound win be sure to do
vel with II With regard to their they say:
rs to hewcd timber ple- single and cord wood We
would say that there at present al least fifty cage
for The ordinary sized vessels Of this trade Of these ar
ces already get Puget Sound unsod and aw airing
Iurch base aud shipment 70 san Francisco the SandWcn
Islsnds or elsewhere.
About sawed lumber. would say that there are II pre-
sert In operation On the Sound twelve good saw mills AMI
eicltcon others in process Of construction. These mills
aTe and will be- than able 70 supply lumber 10 the
present number Of vessels engaged in that trade.
As to selling goods the Sound II is not true that there
Is now or ever has been any time goods here
than could be sold in for 0Hhs. So far from the mar
never vet been fully supplied There has never been any
thing IKE full supply Of goods groceries and provisions
here. for more ilan four months in year.
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WESTERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,srondsne. Of The ny. Tylbuue.

Corresroudene. Of The y Y TTbuue.
POULTNEY, IT. Monday, Oct. 3, l,j}.
The Eighth Annual Fair OF the Rutland Co Agricul-
tural Society opened of the worst DAYS Of the
season in torrents of rain closed most cretsby 10 all
concerned in rs preparation. rejecting great praise
mon the exhibitors of the many articles in rs c1ta
1cue chalenpiuc admiration and notice Beside TIE Inc
Loy of cattle and horses made by tie Socet beautiful
and lch display Of fuit- apples, grapes sud specimens
Of The purple EGG plant adorned the tables Of the ladies'
IN MAGNIFICENT array combining utility and sue winch
had crown instinct with lite under their industrious
lands The drawings furnished from Troy Conference
Academy were prettily designed and wei executed
rd NAV safely he REGARDED as pimentaT} 70 "a. IN
titutiou n m which they emanated. The ,I Oh aruees
nteTea embraced also q handsome Ieprcs 'ntatoH 81
mechanical skill and ingenuity. Everything eAAol'eu
Was we'll worth seeing There was 10 gas Do rum no
druuLenuess: consequently street brcs ana eoI'u
Son The stalls were supplied with booAs irnii e. es
euI candies but all praise to Vernon "th holl.ns "
;,toxicatirp drinks Through tie cEceni e4ef.-oAs %
Uenry Clark Esq the Town Manager, e'eIi PAAs bll
been taken 10 render the event auspcious ana p4e1
N visitors and profitable 20 the Society Inc r,h uPYu
WEDNESDAY evening frustrated the purpose oil the moe
bile Steward Of the Seminary 20 entertain me
nests Of the village; but the whole perhaps no
7Tepty-aye hundred people ever spent DAY OF more
,.tional ard profitable pleasure.
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Mating NJ the Whig Committee.

the Broadway House The principal business was 20 order
the Wards b. be called together for Primary Election 70
cboose Delegates TO the several Conventions for nominal
ING candidates for judge Senators Assembymen Alder
Non and Common Councmen, the election 10 take place
on the lth inst from 4. NJ 10 10 \. VI. Likewe the
Wsrd Committees 10 meet 30 make arrangements by ap'
nontinO Inspectors &c on or before the 7h inst Each
election 10 be conducted by three OF the legal Wing In
srecto Of the Ward and where there no cn lnspec
tors the Ward Committee 70 appoint others M OF votes
~ he ken, and ome pains taken to prevent deposit Of
votes ~ persons not resident in the Ward The cai y
preceded ~ short aAres urging upon citizens the im
nortance OF attending these elections tney "ouid
an 10 vote for men qualified for the various Of
fec instead Of being obliged frequently heretofore
to vote or persons not became they were qHaned Dul
because they were less Objectionable than other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

PENNSYLVANIA AGRIoULTURAI tAlR-lhe state r ar y.
A. p;tsbureh was attended by immense concOurse o.
osocs Tho accounts state that from thirty TO hity
thousand spectators visited the exhibition daily The cars
Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad running toihe grounds Werc
n 5ssel tbropged as were also Omnibuses and all 9th
Seb;cles II seemed holiday in Pittsburgh, the whole
cnlaton having turned cut for enjoyment very avenue
r. H. fair yves crowded from morning 70 nish ani me
S;r nreped one dense Of well dressed men women
r bdrcn The number Of strangers in Pittsburgh wa,
49, and was In fact limited only By the means OF
i.t:- - The majority were from Western Pennsyl
so,n~ and Eastern Countes Of Ohio, comparatively few
heing from east Of the mountains 'H0"-
MrpnrE N ClNcINNArI-Ehzabeth Clay, a FeIy
-. Loxinr been deserted by JohnE Murray hes sed1
Ns Who had married another girl went 90 hs house an
$50 bir, alone .esed herself upon his knee and com
hnO.ls 80 lin purir- the conversation, IN viicl
mo- Suspicion On his part hsd been eI b5 s9 s il Ssn
bn5k+ ,rceaod 10 hs forehead, and plIc tne lt'
We s - ~ aocr and died within feen minute liz
abeib W. arrested by citizens living IN me Inn.
ara tots 10 he watch House IN state oofGelhs ui
INSANITY Inc uoor gir had no protector 'i'ae o''ls''
her own wrong.
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AMERICAN BOARD OF MISSIONS

CINcIsKATI, "Wednesday, Oct ., 1873
Tie American Board Of Missions held its annual meet
=. n This city today The annual report shows the re-
-, 10 have BEEN for the past year 100000 and the OK
,.d.ures $4,000 The report from the Prudential Com
s shows the whole number Of members ia7 the whole
,.,l.r Of missionaries 800 number of missions % sta
ions l49.
Tb forenoon the attention Of the Board was chiefly oc
,,td with the presentation of general summary Of for
tn Missions
M afternoon the missionaries engaged among the In
isus were heard.
This evening services connected with the Board are be
NJ bu in several Of the churches The meeting attracts
s',ersI interest, and is largely attended
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Amseroz for the prsss . - e'ietsI n Fhoee6ics
vyss bsls NJ Nc ropolsn -eas, Ses - and - oeo
ay ls.. evening The yeting was orgs szed BY the -
polne.nsnt Of Mr. webster Chaiuna'i and Andrew }.
l,rzaam Secretary
rr O s. Fowler rss present, and .sde few brief r.
k up0n the Isp9tsDce OF Phone dcs for business pm
yass stating that u bad already adopted by mssy
va rot far distant when that f.ystem II writing mes
srnne inf1 general use.
Ihe object ii the meeting xas to organize soch
station unlimited and N.dOytsS, and the feiosin
zsEilensn wire elected a. the officers Of the societs
8. Y Andrews, Vice PresH enss Andres J. Graham, ~
reiEy; and H. ". Sehe feEn, Treasurer Inc NEE s.
sstgtrcd 10 meet again, at the same pace ono w.
ffcH 70 night
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Wing Nominations.

Ere Co.-Assembly-1. VIM. W. Weed 3 Charles
sill
Niagara Co-Assemby-Alonzo W Newcomb
Oneida Co-Assemby-4 james Mitchell
Orleans Co-District Attorney-B. l.. Bessac,
Seneca Co-Assembly -Dayid u Scott District AuoF
ney-David Heron
JVashinpton Co-Distrct Attorney-Joseph Potter
Kings Co-Assembly-l John C. Smith
Esscr Co-Assembly-J. Burnet
Ospoego Co-Assembly-e. Owen T. Earl. District At
fnrnev-A L McCarty
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PUBIC NEETTNGS.
TriennieI Convocaiion or the Protestant Episcopal
Church.

mi. ,,-;..., .,,
The Grand Inennei ConVoca'ion OF D'lo fies' aru
Lay Dgnares OF the Protestant Epscopl OhuIc oi .ne
United States together with Delegation from inc EhssA
~ -, f,t.t ....;,,, ,r ~ hon Snoneer Ar hdaeeou
h'tiea Nh'HNh 'o-'N''''s 20 49, 2
Cncia'r and other met Yesterday morning IN IrnfJ
Cib Tho cor,sr ssats were annrorra.ed 10 the Dele
NHui0' i"0 - =. - ~
gates those on tne rgh' mana 70 4e Lay HonOsi' o.
On the other the Clergy all Of which Wfre nhed Inc
lido coats vcyc aprrofrated 10 tho CONGREGATION and go
-. o.. - corconrse Of neonle lint although tie
5.t~ was u.c SoN'V F'F -. -,
aises were filed with benehe- al Nc 'eS@H' pa
was ayailed 81 by stlnleIS iheIe c9hu Avs H4tt -
many short Of 5000 persons present. NON 81 .s H.
men wore the cross upon tne.r Jr'a,i-' 1s VI me-
High Church teneis Among inc LAY Dsissa., = W.
observed avery INTELLIGENT looking re1esohla, ~ wy
Celestial Kingdom atiired in full costume OF skahcaP
tail sc. ,,..,
During the interval leiween me open.ns ol ~ i
and coWIlelctinehi OF IN. elfiee-' 7S'eo' S''-0 '
tgries were performed or the organ.
O., 60 ,te vs.,Iy and ssoepded 10 the Chancel 10
- ,ro, I1d ror Them Neatly every State was repre-
s.lf - ,rg counted over 90 personi however we be-
Re- CsIf,~nia vss not as lie does not vet possess
I;bon
crenir.. sories vrere comrlenced bv the Rev DR.
VI a De Wolfe Howe OF Philadelphia. who read prayers
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ph,Iadslr ella Baptist Association.

sIcf>sD pArs PzoetLDIss'.
Association for 1eyotiona exercises 10 which number
the deleSates participated; 80. a.
From the reading Of the letters We giean me following
ssaiistics -.
fonrs eA with the Association are sixty three ehurcss
me M hr Of penbeTs baptsed during the year was -
God ,he tidal Of communicates connected win az t
- ,-,be. 4 1875, being increase Of some go Q
',rnniesnts daring the year. =
Aser the nsding Of the letters, the Association 80
e~gnuizcd b. the election Of Rev. james r. hrosn
Great Valley a. Moderator, and Rev. Andrew izvefl1
sssied Clesk. and Rev. J. G Hyde q Pe'rf ''s~~s>
Assistant Cierk.
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EpON WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTOS, Tuesday Oct. 4, 1853.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued orders re9u
me ths Clerks throughout the Department to be at their
Sks from TO o'clock until the LIST Of April next, ana
uohibng going out to take drinks on penalty oil renoV"
fom Office. ,,., 49,, :: 80 so
,ne 10 effect such change in the schedule of time In
~ Nal service between Washington and New Orleans as
a vi meyent failures and reduce the time "a hours IL
Ed he proposes avoid tie Ocean portion of the route
t ,he Great mail and resort to the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad for connection with the South Carolina
Road as soon as completed.
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TIE INDIA RUBBER CASE.

NEW HAVEN, Wednesday >, 1858.
In the United States District Court in session in this
Guy, TIE India Rubber Injunction Case of Day VS. Cando
and ohsr hoenes OF Goodyear, has been on trial for the
past tvc days and CXCes unusual degree Of interest
large delegations from the different Rubber Companies
Throughout the country being in attendance The argu-
meni Tor Day opened by Charles II. lngerso Esq
ind ez Senator Baldwin is now speaking IN reply. Mr..
Richardson viii commence the closing argument to NOR
row
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rIyxplsu ArrrNPr-TAe Albany At'gs learns that on
SATURDAY night some one placed two upright poss "a c
H. grard ON the n y Central Railroad, between AmseF
dam and Tribes m The night express tram anne SIon5
al iun speed and the mpediments with sncn ne
locitv that the train not thrown on the tIacA %
be bock The nrineer stopped the locomotive and aseer
tanned the case 70 be as above. ,
Also that tie Central line train due in tbs city az A
Yesterday was detained some four hours by an eccdenI
which occurred near Schenectady 1t appears that the
cow caicherfcu from its fastening and striking ans! the
slocners The locomotive Erastus Coming was eonsdera
Gv injured We understand person njuIed though
NJ sscare was mraculus one the locomotive was
undor full speed.
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TVF COURT or APPEALS

ALBANY Wednesday, Oct. ), 1853.
The People rel Davis and Palmer, respondents agt
Oscar W surteyant appellant brought on to arsu-
menf d. Dudley Field and Charles Conor counsel for
appellant and Samuel Beardsey and John Van Buren, for
rspenden At the close Of the argument OF these causes
The Count viii adjourn size dc
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THE FISHING vEsSELs-BOsTON MECHANICS
FAIR

boston wednesday, Oct. ., Is55
Considerable anxiety is felt at Gloucester for the safety
N De 6ehipr aeet IN he gale of September 20. tile
graphic dispatch states that the schooner Starlight OF
Gloucester had been ashore but got of badly damaged
II l. feared that others have been lost.
The Mechanics Fair closed last night. Since II mas
been anened 10000 nerlons have visited II.
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THT SIR leAIysT Cot BFsros FOR StAspl ~
trial Of the for alleged SANDER brought By 1fEe
agaInst Col Benton, commenced Of lndePs nien1s
No. the 18th uif Tie question whether defendant Was
resident resident ofthe State attempted = De
submitted 70 the Jury hot the Jad decided % AZ the cues
eeedri Post.
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LOSS OF TIE STEAMSHIP YACHT.

m, NEw.OELEANs Tuesday, Oct 4, 1883
me s;shp Mexico, Just arrived from Galveston re
XIV snsl lhe steamship Yacht from Brazos, bound 10
Wv, vneans struck BRACES bar the 23d ut and
. peces IN feet OF water She had considerable
.s1a o specie on board part of which was saved The
passengers and crew were ali saved
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M SECRETARY OF THE NAVY IN PHILA
DELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. 5. 1883
The Secretary Of the Navy visited our Navy Yard this
sDnpne and inspected every department OF IT. lie was
rcsssd with salute of u guns, and when ne Went on on
Iss sssses and their wards were manned He also Wis
led ne receiving ship Union and steamer Fulton. lie
vr accompanied by Members of Congress Florence
Vite aud Robins.
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MINISTER TO CHILL.

WAsnINGTON Wednesday, Uct. ., ItoJ,
The Hon Samuel Medary, Minister to Chill, and DR.
Nls,r Of Mobile Secretary Of Legation, are stopping al
H. xsonn Hotel in this city, and will take their depar
srr kr Santiago in course of or two weeks
k,seary Marcy's return from New York is expected
A Yday
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Independcnt Candidates.

Ruger Miller sOut as an independent c0nd date LOT the
Senate in the XIXih Senate District ONEIDA County)
GeorgeW Smith announces himself as an md.pehuem
rreo son and Maine Law candidate in the WITH Assembly
District of Oneida County.