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ATTEMPT AT MURDER A font attempt to ,stroy
q young girl named Snssa Ano Pier s,ot. by drown
ing. was m-Se On Sanda, evsoing about 90 miles
blow Nor,h Be- d, ny young man nsm-d W ll,.ns
They were walking together on the back OF 'hs
river, wben thy came 20 = spot shere the bs"k Ia
eOme feet above the ater ~bioh 1T that p INIT
In per.rsfty vey dec Sai0ealy d,vsrting her
sitert.n, be gave her . violent push. and abe fell
hrsdlos z ,nt0 shs .tream. She va. ca led by the
cur ept some twenty feet "to sas'a water when her
sc'esms att acted the notice II negr' an ito Ken
lucky side, no put 0ff ~ ski6 aud eacne1 ner.
rage ha. been boaroiuu At her fathers sou @ f,r
the ,ast three seeks, aud, II Ia sac, had made IN
k0%f ctunf attempt ~ @nRrnss the affections ri the
young lady. who nc~ever. Is ortty to he ma RED
" sD,the. Jealousy wa eref r. und Mbtediy
the c8ufe. As re cud MT HraaV the tire ssure al n
eelf. BIZ had determined moe other should possess
Il Cincinnati Enqvs,fr, dug l6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19

Ship John Meiss, $50 tons, ss New Bedford soli
at suction 20 Messrs swMs Kelley Of that city for
$4,000.
THREE Qusrter~ Of ship Nsv,gator of Nsatuckct has
been sod to company ct EogAstown, and viii b. fitted
for whalinG.
IAuRcuID-At Bath 18th inst BY Me.srs jerks Hard.
Ing beautiful bail Of $50 c.llei the samuel aer
rift, owned BY Mcssrs >smi Isaac Merritt others
and intended for he California trade
Az Kittery No, 1lth tnst, . fine ship OF 200 tons
called tho Chatswor'h built for Train Cos line OF
Boston and Liverpool PACKETS.
Al HaYpsweli 1oth inst, ny Caot wcrrymau. enc
strip Of ABOUT $50 tcnA not yet Sue o~nsd By
Ntksrs Slower MerymAn otberr OF Hsrps sell and
will be cemmanded by Capt serryman.
At Madison, 10th inst from toe rhipyArd Of Mr @ 3
Boyt, new schooner called the vspor. she Il over 800
tons burtt 10 dpe schooner but best Of ma
terias, and finished In wertm b-liks She 10
partly owneo In Madison and partly IN Nee York. and Is
calculsttd fer southern freigbting She Il to be
maDdsd by Capt HorStio ucox OF Madison
At Portsmouth, Nh, 18th inst, by Mes-rs Fsrnald b
Pettiarew, according to previous announcement ship
Governor lanedon OF ff00 tons
Al Philadelphia i7,h isst from Mr. John Hsmuitt's
ysrd, and beautiful -tsAm propsllsr schooner rig
ged launched in sdmirabe style The vessel which
Il One specimen Of american workmsnshp sbouf $50
tons burtbcn l2o feet In lsf 9Th ~ feet beam
hold. and II PANIED after its enterpri Ing der the
John Hsmmitt" She II int nded for the Caribbean
sca and win ply between Puerto cAocio and LAguayra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19
Closing OF . Cuban Port.
DEPARTMENT. OF SrkTp.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL, 1854.
Information has been received from william II.
Robertson, Esq, United Stats acting Consul a:
Havana that the port of Ssnto Esptrtu, or Zlza,
In the isloDd Of Cuba. will be closed nstioaa, and
foreign commerce from tho first Of September
proxino, and wi thenceforwaid be used for the
coasting trade only.
BY another decree, the Captain General has or.
dcred all officers Of the customs who have hereto
fore Icsiced in Trinidad do Cuba to remove their
Offices to Casilda, which Ia the port Of Trinidad.
ILLNESS OF JUDGE EpxoNDs.--We regret to learn,
81 We do by private letter from DR.. Dexter, that
Judge Edmonds is seriously III At tho re sidepce OF
A. B. Hall, Esq, OF Vest Roxbury, Mass, Wncre he
has been confined for some three or four weeks.
We were aware tnat the Judge vas uu Tell, aud had
g,ne East to spend few week with the view Of
regaining his customed vieoF, but we had not
heard of this serioos In spostou until we received
DR.. Dexters note of the 9h inst, announcing the
fact. The professional services u DIR. D. are still
required gt Roxbury for, although the Judge is be-
lieyed to he slowlw mproviog, he is not yet pre-
sumed to be out OF danger. We sincerely hope lat
his coDvalescehce may be rapid aud permanent,
and that he may soon be able to resume his pro
fessipnal engagements, and to continue his i'm
portant lsbors in behalf If tae geas cause to viii
be has so freely consecrated his highest powers
N1'ii ifddl Telegraph.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AND DEArH-0n Saturday
evening, about SIX o. ok, iittlc girl about ten
years old, daughter o. one o. the helpers to the
road, met with horrible death. IL aPpsors tnst
the ehild. OF meal times was in the habit OF going
TO meet its father on his way home from w,sk. On
Saturday evening wheo on her way to meet him as
Iy came dasbing along, and before she Vi time TO
get out OF the way. was crushed down aud killed.
Her bead was completely smashed TO pie ca, waile
her legs and arms acre ut and broken In 4 most
shocking manner The fecliugso Of the father. rs he
came along and gszed upon the mingled corpse Of
bis child wrapped IN the cold arms of death, can
~ M ter irscirc5 'Hsg 5csri'sd : 6r1v V'qs
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LIQUOR IN CoNNEcrIcuT.--The curious spectacle
Is exhibited in Connecticut Of the temperance men
voting for the sale Of rum and the rum men voting
against it. Tho prohibitory liquor law in that State
allows town agencies, IA here, but docs nos make
il obligatory on the fowls TO appoint them and
supply them with liquor for medical ani mechaar
cal purposes. The opponents Of the law, ia order
TO make Il unpopular, take the oaud that Ii il Is
not right for individuals to SELL il Ia not right for
the town. The temperance folks, kso ving that
little OF the "crittcr rs sometimes needed and car.
ing that total prohibition will react upIn the lax
90 for the agencies. In New Haven aud Hartford,
the cleo ors have voted down the agencies. In
New London they have sustained them rori-
dencs journal, dvgUa To-.
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News IRON SAN SALvAD0R.--Wc find in our
Mexican exchanges some later advices from the
State Of San Salvador. The commission aOpolneed
to seek new site for the city Of San Salvador, de-
stro, cd short time since BY an earthquake, had
selected tho plain Of Santa TIC la four leagues dts
tant from the old site, and six leagues from the old
pot Of Libertad. The entire population would re-
move to the new tity. which viii, 1t is said, be in
the midst of beautiful country, and abundan,ly
suppled with pure water from the cascades Of the
neigbboriug hilis. Another earthquake vas felt at
Coyntepsque and in the neighoorhood, ana q whirl
wind had passed over the country, tearing down
somc fifty uses. II is estimated t mt the locust
hes destroyed one seventh part OF tie standing
crops in San Salvador.-Nsp Orleans Picdyane,
august II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19

ASoTHga AGED PATRIOT GosS~-John Ward, q
soldier Of the Revolution DIED at tho residence OF
his soD In Johnsouburg. In this county, on the I'd
DAY Of juno last, aged l0l years and II days. Mr..
Ward wss born In Union, Massachusetts,, May 10,
1858. In IT'S he entered the seryicc Of his coun
try, under Captain Smith, a. Bslcher. Mass. Tie
also served under Captain Lyman, at Boston, and
was at the battle of MoDn outh About the year
1850 he married and settled A. Belcher, Mac. AT.
tr the close Of the war he removed 10 Hebron
New York, and In ls0l moved, vito his young fam
~, into Humans Patent, t1en wilderness be ING
stttied--now .sohnsonborg-wbere be resided. aud
br ueht M nurnerous family, until his deceasc-
Gienns Fals Rpu5iican
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PHILADELPHIA, aug IS Reported by Ken 4 Tsylor.-
First Bodrd-t'eG0 Penna s., s65s; 400 Readng RR
RR a.. 's3, SOY 20 shsres P-ans r.. 81: 80 cnnsl
Nav pref, so; 80 Reading RR. az; 100 Lehgh Zinc Y;
fueen Boans-lr0 shares te.din1 ER 3f5s; 10 Lutte
sch, yiA,l.. b. ~ 200 Lehgh Zinc. TX Secosd
BoordIsl4.o CITY RR o. reona issue; seS; 400
10 Lorg Island Bonds 2 DAYS. AK 70 .hares Pen a.
RR. ~; 10 Commercial Bank. 30; Gir.ra Bank. IL.
Afte- Rnnvd 2u0 aha es Lehgh Zinc ~; ID Reading
K, sfwp, 317s Ma,k-t STEADY.
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eSKRrors RAILROAD AocIDENr-OBs
Dispofch, under date OF Charlottesville, Va August
l5,esys:Ths morning the freight train lcft Green.
wood Tunnel ut sunrise, and ~hcn Il had proceeded
about four miles thro wn from the track by the
which bad beea put there by some 6snd-
Ike assassin. Largo rocks ~erc rolled down and
placed upon the track and sills and rails were lad
lor some oistance-scvcraf hundred YARDS Tho
grade Of the road Is seventy five feet 70 the mile
wnere ths shocking sfair occurred. The engineer
did OF see the obstruction until Il vas too late 10
stop the traio He reversed the engine and re-
manned 81 bis post, Rettiog injured seriously. The
fireman, q young man named william Nunnally,
WAS WAS, instantly killed. Tho engine, new ono. tho
William 0veiton, viii h cost about A. 600. "a injured
"a 900. Suspicion rested uoon two persons living
10 tho neighborhood, and they were arrested aud
examined, but no proof has been elected Sufficient
TO cause their detention.
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CEAREs4
Steamship Atlantic, W-st Liverpool. E Collins
Ship Newnuhier (fism). He~er, Manzanlllo E Bech &
Kunbardt
ship antelope Mooers, san Frapcisoo, Harbeck 4 Co.
Ship Hartford Cls pp, savannah, Durham 4 Dimon
ship VIE Awake, Taritop, City Point, Auken Iron
Bark George foideo), Thon Bremen Hsuninss, Muller
BARI hohenstaufen (Brem), Popps, Bremen, Poppe b
Bark cosesD (Brsm), Bailer, Bremen, Poppe Co
Bark Elizabeth tBrem), Ku ken, Baltimore. J Bsch.
tel
ss,; .s hsss.s e s.s.a e
Srbm,ii Go.
Brig Bonita, Stafford, Rio JAneiro, NJ Freeman 4
10.
Brig Fama nth, Hatch, sierra Leone
Brig Il spear, Mason, Philadelphia, Nesmith 4 Sons
Brig Jo.suh, Burton, Boston. White Duncan.
scLr CiuE Sd tPort), yado Oporto Dupay & Leal.
schr Ferguson, Farran, st Domingo, John.on &
SIR Moses wariog, stone, Arsn.ss Bay JB sssdy;
schr ebonnsire tarl LccAhsrt, Windsor, DeWolf.
scbr AHA 1rimDocs, wiinogton Powell
schr Josephine. Dissos~ay, Baltimore, johnson l.
Lo~uen
Sch, Elza Can crime, T,ibles Hartford, q Ravens.
Schr udson, Giadwin Haitforo master
Steamer Lc1st Point, Iayaed Baltimore. Parker Vein
Steamship Company.
steamship Knoxville, Ludlow Savannah, Is hours with
mdsn sId passengers to l. nitch,li Aug Is, OF the
ape q Delaware passed brig Northman from Savannah
hip Margaret Evars Warner London, and Ports
mouth s, days. ndse and 400 passvneess, to Grio
.el Morgsl Vile, Haa light westerly winds Had
ship Victoria, Champion, london, July 4, with mase
ano 4Ol Issseng~rs, 'oJohD iswold Aug on Green
60to ish.
ship Edward Stanley If wa,dobore') Robinson,
Liver col % snyr with se7 passengers, TO Ogden Had
Ship Der Jupse tHsm), Gustav, Meyer, Shields, SO
ship Fannie Fisher OBJ, Edwards Cardiff 40 days with
B.rs Dewem tBr), COMBS, Palermo, 50 days.
bark Splerdid from Leghmn i,r Boston
PaIb Afcbimeres lot Yarmoutb1 Mitchell, Hamburg
40 days With mcse ana las passeDgsrt to Bcch Kun
Bark ssgtls DUTCH Baker, amsterdam, 60 days. with
ndse ara passengers, 10 Funcn & weincke.
Big sarah Br, awning, Cardiff, A days, With railroad
Brig A,ana (of Eastpors), Brown, sierra Leone, 81
days i'h hides, 10 j A NJ chado
Brig Samuel Fresch (of Esstecrt), Brown, Para %
days with india rubber to J A Mschadp aug o lat Is
10 bon q os, spoke brig sophia, from Wilmington, 10
brig Bolivar lRrem), vsnhascn, Ansoetura, II days
with ides, TO Otlichs b Co
days With sugar, to Aoiler l. Rie .
schr John q White, McCulioeh, st Domingo City Aug
Is "a fpn * spos. o fn ssroSe, v' sro .s
from Kva for Baltimore; supplied with prosis,ons
to s c9"S, .s..s IL ss
barb wiDisms. from N. " Orleans 10. Francs.
Scbr mazda Ross Philadelphia fof Boston.
scnr SusaI Mary, Snt, n, Boston for Albany.
Schr son. Futile, New Haven
echr Nary, GaveLdy, Portland, CT
Schr Mott, Markham. Roudout for Boston.
BElDw.
Park Milford from New Orleans.
Brig Swift (Br), Boys from Cardiff July 8, with rail
rood Iron
Brig Issfella Reed Cheesmsn, from Port al Prince.
Also, one shp, one bark and orig, unknown
s,HED
Clipper ship Antelope, San Francisco.
Wind at sunrise, NE; meridian, ) sunset, do
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Williamsburg Cssy anessias~~ces
TBI Fatal IpEsT john UB-ten she M u- o.
u . chna vho ~ and st,t-d ~ . Jack O,
II urrds. Ger tisnford hrl. s Aad
4 yer, let ~ aonisisHfAl dA-th sA-A-.-! Toe uev
slss sxoo~r.te~ IN oriv-r, AIsxsnd.r Doherty s
b,sue am b. vas dis hanged from custody.
kInCs corA7Y He<rnAL --heport for the week en- ng
Argus, 49,
Rs n,suing ir Hospital. 4sl
fscei,es by order Of superintendent. ........ 10
borb..-
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 614
Trs nsfened to AlmshOuse. Observation-Disclosures.
+" Nursery. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Discharges. Observation-Disclosures 81
leceased ~ ITO
Remaining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45S
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Ga steamer Delaware Hand Ne~ York; btys ceas-
teps hang. Barsar Emma Blk :, an Della vac Hsri-
Ing BastoS: Victoria (Hw) Hail. N,s-us, Mp sve,s,
Carson Caohrdee harks La mia, Hos ,-too; ella,
A,ktss Oh n: .chrs J,hu larri., Wsthnan. snc
Ns esson Provid~ncs. Y.nsss Blade Berry, por-
mouth.
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John Mrhau the man Who arrested In Cincinnati
4 If bein 1" murder OF Patrick
McGn, has be~n aischsrg ON cu.toiy, there being
testimony against him
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John Campbell farmer OF Cedar coantv, Iowa, took
etr chr killed hns-E because be couldn't get
he harvest help he wanted.
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= tah ssat bc,s arc wasg ~cr1s the 0ic river at
Va 2 o . = ~ hsn,@'@ ar z. fvrh.s
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cAP8 or GOOD HOPE -yAIs -BzAooS BuoY on Tue
WHITE
The following notice has be-o received At tns IN
Msp@r- are teeby formed that ,hs 3ist of Mar b
lat b~sc buoy piacet at the distances NJ ~ f-
tbons ny If the tho lest part fcst 81 ths WHIT
tie Rock 10 False Bav hts n,oy 10 made II iron ps,nt
r.d-carr~s st.H Is feet lore-wi'h basket which
Is ysibe the disat 60 IT uiasnd 10 mporet Ia
10 fsthom. w,t%r, with the 70 o-ing marks, viz - he
upper bscs BEACON Bu,s Bay little opea TO tina
south arc IT the ~bi'e neac1p basriny about 81
ana the white he'd mark. over Red HILL liz 10
OF ,b~ oorthwsrd OF the lower beacon, hearing
about N TIL. re- are ~ serai rocky heets. carry
from 81 the circuit OF forty
fsthoms from the WiHttie Rock
By order al the ligh finuss RsArd.
iOHNlON =. JENKIN>, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Once Light House Board, Au'
gust 4 1854.
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r. NEM otaEANs-Arr Aug II steamship Ocxsba,
FORBES Vera Cruz 9Th inst brig Telegraph (Br Young
Cd ship Jonn Hancock Ferd Hsyre bark Mary McIAAn
MAI sweden, for ordsrs brig Nary Elizabeth, McCoa
NEwARKArr Aug II scsrs spring Bird, Hatch, Rock
lana; May Case, Hairrg on, Eastport
vo Msw L1NDoNarr Avg 10 props 'hstucket, Gesr
ss Gibson !. wAvssy hlaeslp6is ,ney Miner Boss d.
Bailey Rhiladcphis; Sarah Clark, Nichols, DclaSsr:
eisy; ! Truman, Griffin, ao Florida, Howes, NYesA;
.NEwBUIfPORT--Asr Aug Is, schrs Kossu.h. Nyork.
h.,y Gage, ana New Zealand, Philadelphia
LWIokT-srr Aug 10 schrs Excel, Piece; nIrabsth,
and kben Horbert Nickerson Boston FOE Phtiade
phia, i, Sotus Gurnoy, from wareham for NYork-
rrm HAN EN-Arr Aug II scnrs John Nsnlove. Phirar
iasss Council. IG PEN 90 do I'd .sa
Virginia Dart John.on, NRochelle; Dayi smith, Port
hT psaiI 2 81 lo S,, Parker, Virginia
Juiius Liverpool 80 days. steamer Delaware Crs Ns1
no,x oid origs kiehd rorrey, Wass; Acorn lambert
Belfast. Aicemua, Jefferson, FAN River; scbr. Wsissr
lsmuol Lesis, Wareham; CatbaIins 4 Thomas, oaa~s,
ppsinrt.yen watchman, Friend wcymoath Bsosdsss,
thiip Gtkoy Hatch, Poris mouth Wand Ia Strout as1
ns, nsn wallace Boston; E,s Sherman, New Yors;
ford; Geo Lud, hurlow Boston; Lowmsu Keeier. sna
Horton, Palmstia, Troy
ps rsov, p FAR Aas 4 seass sawyer s..y.
pavorite Turner, Ronaou.; Hopeful, Rus oil, Rondova
be ow-schr Adelaide, from Phladelpnis; an3 schR
SAID 70 DO the Mail from do. I'D schrs James Engih,
&c Horton, Gahdy, and Emeiine Chester, HiAstmas.
rniladelphLa Seaport, Scul dol Ellen Perkins, Rahsi
Mbspy; Anp safer Hsvkins L Anderson, Paul, ana
Msdsnn higbse SYcrt sloops Blackstone, Keynosds.
PO TAM AR Aug Is bafks Canada Luscombe, 0Iss-
gov Gen aylor ouIe PHILADELPHIA briggs Root Psttsrn
Patterson, St NAz,s, o. VIM Stafford Nicksrson, Ron
dout schrs kociyort, Amsbury, Georgstown, SC, Don
Nicholas, NcDua.s Phpadeiphia Geo Eusself wocssss,
90; Melville. AcGregor, 10; u u Pits vsrriil NYerk
I'D briss Harriet Perkins, vgnia Lydia stover New
RiCriMOND-ar Aus is scbrs Richmoua, Harrss,
York Ocsep Boston Sd sahr Now Yoxk, Adkins NYork.
kOCKlAND-AIr Aug IL schrs Pallss, NYork; 18th,
lap.on psan 90; Myers, and Rchnond DO; osnnet, a.
for Bucksport (and AID l6th), 18th, Ga7se, NY IN.
sd llth schrs vary Farms WORTH Rchmond Charlotte,
NYo!A Hned, florence Jos Farwel DULY scn, Aurora,
anc Lucy Blake do; lfth, Melbourne sn5 Justina do
SAY EShH-Arr Aug 10, steamship Florida wood
: sALkM-Arr aug 10, sohrs Nautilus (Bs), windsoss
Snssanan iSoae Soombs. Philace phia; I'th, vendov
fEay, isondout Cid schr Atlantic, Nickerson, NYork
via Beverly and Gloucester
s.cola. y
dcIl hia.
waRRrT- - ~ " ,cN- " caaty .r'or-rs, rar,.
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&ARITtAk inTgLLIGRnCR.

~ An packape ndlesess intended for tAe NEW YoRs
HRRAID sh0Ntd be sealcd
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BEACON II0nr ON FORT CARROLL (PArAP-Co RIVER Nd
be~c"n light has b%en established in the Ptspsco r.
ver sttre site o. Fort Carroll" SOIL rs Point Fat., stu
st~d near, NIL say IL the river beswesn Hs skos AMI
Sellers ropts The beacon Is the eastward an north
ward OF he main channel from which u Is distant about
fou tn Of m 10 The Illuminating apparatus l. Of
the 6th droer catsnioptrc elevated thirty fest
(3' shove osdiosry io~ ~st@r sod may scan under
ordinary states Of the atmosphere fom elevation OF
~ feet a5,e he water 10 nsui al ~ statute miles.
BY oroer of the Light iiou.e Boar,
u. b. EwEkTON, Captain Corps o. Engtnesrs.
Baltimore, Mo August !, 1864
SOUTH COAST OF sPAIN-uGHT on PLANA ION TARARcA)
Isl AND, MEDITERRANEAN
Official ia fiob has been received ct this Office
tina he svsDirh goss nment hss Vi notice
the lot ulino. 1xed light, varied ny .sh
m nLtes, was olsh~d Pans (or rAbarca) Islam,
of ape spta Pos, sbe Of Valencia an, biny
elevated W feet above the level of the ses Ne sssn
In all ut the di.tancs o. 10 miles Ih- tig,t
stands t2 yards from tho east pot OF ths ls. I'd
spd 1888 yards from s north shore In 30 deg 10 min Is
SEC . and 26 min 90 rec w Of Green wich.
By order Of the Light Houss Board
THORNTON A JENKINS. 80 ,retary.
TREAsURY bEPARrxxST Ofice Of Light House Board,
Washington, august =, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07


gentleman has handed us The following letter from
oil Alfred J. Stone, late Collector of the port Of Bath
Maine in relation 70 the Brunswick Bank of which no
ice was erroneously made some days since having
allied
BRUNSWICK, Nov. ., 1854
FEAR SiR-Thank you for the Nxw YORK HERALD Of the
9Th hh have been constant reader Of that journal for
some dozen years and have considered IL reliable paper
until that Of The 18th ult you sent me- in which notice
that the editor represents the Brunswick Bank Maine
LAYING failed. which is unmitigated fslsehood The
charter of the Brunswick Bank Maine, gyantci In
1886, the stock taken, whole, by responsible
and honorable who had money 10 ioan and all pail
in. has stood among the best banks In the State
Our capital is $780, 900; wchavc surplus fund OF sl5,
0o0, not doubtful note In the bank our circulation Is
but SIS co., and have so 0C0 OF our own funds TO
redeem II with The Suffolk Bank, Boston. has always
redeemed bills and does and our bills are just
M good and safe the holder gold or silver You
at liberty to show this to James Gordon Bennett Esq
Who doubt not, will readily correct the falsehood
some miserable scoundrcl has led him into. am now
and have always been director In the Brunswick Bank
Maine and the statements above made may rely upon
arc true Respectfully yours,
ALFRED J, STONE