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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
THE PUBLIC LANDS-POST-OF
REVENUE.
CONFRONTING. Of The Phil.d.IphI. Ledger


WAsHISGroS Tuesday. Nov. II, 1854.
The Land Graduation bill, passed at the last sea-
son hes very much increased the business aud du-
ties Of the General Land Office, but the law requires
considerable modification if it shall not turn out en-
tely for the benefit Of speculafors and detrlmeot
to sexual settlers. modification OF the law will,
Therefore il all probability be recommended by the
Secretary of the Interior. Large sales of public lands
reduced prices from - cents down to l2t cents an
acre have already been m ide, but the principal en-
tres have been made in large quantities, by specu
laiofs, al not actual settlers.
OF the 9, 800 900 acres of public land surveyed du-
ring the last fiscal year seven msions have been sold
for cash averaging pine millions and half TO the
Treasury. Tbs is All unprecedented revenue from that
source exceeding the average revenue from the sale OF
public lands by upward Of six millions OF dollars
Many of these lands have undoubtedly been entered
in consequence of the general rise of real estate
which took place sst year. but Others were clearly in
anticipation OF the location OF new railroads, which
were 10 bring them into general market. Thirty
thousand miles of railroad were projected during tse
sst year TO be built by donations Of alternate sec
lions of public lands and 49, 799 600 acres OF public
lands were expected 10 be appropriated for that pur
pose. No such bill however passed the last session.
and the Mime Bill, which did pass, was atterwart
repeaed though that repeal is probably Intellectual
But ore million and half Gcres were selected for
donations railroads during the last fiscal yer-tse
residue Of former appropriations not yet ehG iusted
Three and hsf millions OF acres were located on
military warrants, and eleven millions were claimed
ss swamp LANDS for States 20 that the whole amount
of public lands taken up located disposed Of dur
ing the last fiscal car ding June 3d. ls5 exceeded
actually the round cum of twenty-five millions Of
acres.
1, is gratifying TO notice that the revenue from mad
service on the increase and the deficit rapidly d.
minisbing, notwithstanding the many Post Offices
hat have been created, and the mail service, which
has been largely increased during the last fiscal year
h is Low believed land can he proved, believel
that If the Department were paid for all the duty it
Newfoundland is to say, if the ranking privilege
were sboli-hed-the revenue Of the Department
would exceed It's expenditure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT UPON 4 FE-
MALE BY SPIRITUALISTS.

Alex. Drummond, of No. Isl Third-st., lately ap-
peared at the Third District Police Court, and pre-
ferred complaints against Henry c. Snedeker, Chas'
McClsnan, Henry Shaw and two others, charging
them with being concerned in the commission OF
a ,ross outrage upon the person of his wife Sarah
Jane lie states that the evening OF the 4th inst
these persons came to his house in the character oil
spriiuRlsis, and, by some means not understood oy
hun, but used ty spir;ualists, got himself and vile
into an unnatural ard almost unconscious state OF
mind, and, while both were in that condition. all or
one Of them committed fragrant outrage upon the
person of his wife. OF this latter he was subse-
queu1y informed by John McN&nn and one -
Brown residents of this City, and believes that their
ststement is true Upon this affidavit, warrants were
issRed for the arrest Of the accused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
THE GOVERNOR VOTE.

We have for some days put Clark's majority in
St. Lawrence at 1925, on the strength of Tsle'
graphic dispatches purporting to be Official. We
fear it will turn out but l,l56, or some such in
adequate figure. We have two Ogdensburgh
papers of Tuesday, giving the msjorities (unOfi-
cial) in each township, and making Clark's ma
jority only $50. Clnk's m,jerities exceed
UHmann's by 1881, which We fear is the only
basis of the heavy Telegrapbic majority live
reduce Clarks majority accordingly, Seymour is
ahead again.
lBy Telegraph
Ulster County (corrected) is said TO have given
Clark one hundred and sineteen (ll9) majority.
This comes of correction of one district In
Marbletown. We have Ulster &C in our table.
They figure Clark ahead yet in Albany, aud say
that Osrego is 1,407 for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
Second Ebeti,9 Eoihott.
49,
FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS.&C.
A a
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

FRIDAY, Nov. l7-2P NJ.
AsHr-Are without ehsnge, Nth limited demand,
a. 60 81. for Pots, and 50 IS for Pearls.
CoTros-A moderated demand exists for home use
only al about previous prices.
FLOUR ASD MEAL.-The supply Of the low grades
Of State and Western Flour Is better and for these
price. are heavy with less doing for export and the
east. The better kinds quite firm, but are quiet.
Canadian Flour is s,eudy With only moderate de-
mand sales OF 900 bbls at o. O. g IS in bond and
90 IS $40 duty paid. The sales of Western Canal
are $500 bbls at Is Il Is 31 for common to good
State, e. ga 80 for mixed to good brands Michigan,
Indiana, and common TO good Ohio.
Southern Flour il heavy with limited supply;
.ses Of 900 bbls at 50 81 80 81 for mixed to stan.
dard brands Ale1andris, Baltimore, &C., and 50 $40
slO IS for fancy and extra brands. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are quie, and unchanged.
WHIsEY-Tbe market is better and in far demand;
sales 700 bbs at 43 45c. for Ohio and Prison, the
latter an advance price, Included in the sales are 300
bbls. Western 10 arrive at i5c.
GRAIS-The market is irmer for Wheat, particu-
lsrly prime parcels, which are in moderate supply;
sales 5000 bush prime white Genesee q. 50 40. Rye
is inactive at 81 3d. Oats irregular and quiet, at
50 a Sole for State and Western the latter scarce
Corn Is in brisk demand at improved prices; the in
quiry for export and the e.t; sales $4,000 bushels
at go sOc for Western mixed from store sOl s9lIc.
for DO. delivered; new Southern yellow sOc. round
yellow Csc.
PRovIHoss-Pork is in good demand and the mar
ket is frmer; sales Of Mess at sl2 3lasl9 81, aud
Prime ell so. Beef is plenty and in moderate do
rnsnd at SIS for repacked Chicago, and g. 5o9C for
Country Prime Lard firm at 10 0l0,c. Butter 10 o
24c for State and lsc for Ohio. Cheese 10 lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
WILLIAM r. ELTING,
MICHAEL HART, commissioner.
j. SHERMAN BR0WNELL,)
NJ, VI ssn,sn,hsr 4 1874 u MA
7THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

If ~
Mr. KENNEDY of Rotbury has discovered in Of our
conn pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY klND
OF HUMOa from ne se,ofd docn 70 eo-s"on Fimpe
IL bs. ted L in over eleven hundred csses failed
except 10 cases both thunder humor he hiss now 10 ms
po.sen hundred certificates OF its value all within
TxS bottles aye warranted to cure nursing mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pGpe on
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bles
Tao bottles warranted TO cure the worst canker In the
mouth and stomach.
Three to bottle. warranted to the worst Of
spsipelss
Two bottles are warranted running of the ears add
-Four OF I bottles are corrupt aud running
ulcers .
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst case Of
ringworm
TsPse 70 four bottles are warranted to che salt rheu
Five TO eight bottles will the wort Of scoruls
benefit 10 always experienced from the first bottle, and
perfect Is warranted when the above quantity taken
Hothing looks so improbable those have vain tried
all The medicines Of the day that common weed
growing the pastures and along old stone walls should cure
ever humor in the system get fixed fact Ii you have
humor start There noifs ands huns nor has
about suI but not yours ped1 leu over
thousand bottles Of il in the vicinity of Boston know tbs
effects Of IL in every case IL has already done Of the
gesest done in Massachusets gave II To children
yoSins Children whose de. wss soft and aabby
stored 10 perfect state Of health by one bottle
always cure gives great relief in estarh and dizziness
Some taken have been eostive for and have
been regulated by Where the body sound H works quite
cav but WIN any arrangement Of the functions Of
nature will very singular feelings but you must not be
they always dappear from four daysto wek There
i never bad result IT, the contrary when that feel
ma u gene yoG VIII feel yourself like new persan heard
sos Of the most eA''''sAn' ene0@'u' Of " ' '''' man
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No. i2s Warren
wboa.sls a.snis f'r New Yofl: C. V. cLIcKENERk Co.
No 81 BsIclsy,sl CHARLEsH RING, No 1872 sroed~ayi
B. SANDS No i4l Willam--t aud for sale at retail
by all respec table Drussists thTous hout the Union.
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E V A s + o z o l. ,
BALAKLAVA,
THE BATTLE or TIE ALMA
THE ENTIRE CRIMEA
We shall publish about the 10Th Of November Q superb
MAP or THE SEAT OF WAR

THE ENTIRE CRIMEA
We shall publish about the 10Th Of November, Q superb
MAP on THE SEAT OF WAR
y sNDoZ
BEING the only liable which has yet appeared II
Biographical Hap Of the Crimea and shows the position of
the forces with beautiful view Of the WALLED
BALAKLAVA the BATTLE-GROUND Of the ALMA, &c.
sc A Map Of great interest at the present tins.
permitted publish folio wing letter from PROS
Coy and AsAs.z Of Cambridge, 10 regard 10 thus Map
''CssBsiDGE, Mes Nov. 3. 1884
HEssRs J P. JgwBrr 4 Co -tieaae.eas la 70
request that would express opinion Of the Map
the War the ,rmss and the vicinity OF sevasopo
bsaklsya BY >andO2 take pleasure Ia saying that 10
u bsaed entirely reliable authorities. chiefly drawn
from maps contained and beautiful Physical
ard Dsocal Afas Of the Crmea and the countries around
the Cs1csu Daoos de Montpereux the result OF many
yes porsoLs and the best work eztsrt on these eoun
From oZ peronai acquaintance WIKI tins disns
bear testimony TO the perfect accuracy Of az
state value Of biz labos has been universally
scDoSledged la Europe. The BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETIES OF Pass
snd London awarded him their highest hODon and the Empe
Tor him spoEtaneoUsy large sum OF money
10 800 rnbles aid 10 Publishing that expenye WORK and
presented him equal after 10 eompetlon ~ nas Of
b. b. Oh regard flr hi. investigations
furnish little sssist-Dcr IN fol owing and
understaudnz uary operations. which chiefly Dope
tbe nature sro1nd and inequalities Of surce.
dragng Admiralty adapted % the pessnt purposes Of the
nap Of Sir SAMOA row before
s nap lenders very faithfully and think sti dis
,ney than original the natural features aud forms Of
10 al those who Wh follow closely the Of
armies this bstw the East and toe West
Of R1Iops Very respectfully, A GUYOrr
" cbssrfnly add my testimony 10 the high value OF the
Of the smented Dubois from which hs q VI '.
-andoz is compiled sisned, LIS ASAs5IZ"
Such Testimony needs no udoFssmeDt
TIE price OF the M-p will De Is cents
JOHN r JEWETT Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
MORE INDIAN MURDERS.



f,,., a. TIE BAsKs oy THE PLATTE RIVER,
Monday, Oct. %, 1854.
M Enron: seat myself to inform you OF an
sss-y murder, which occurred night before last Oar
asrty composed Of eight eamped on the evening OF
he diet at an old camping place OF the emgranS,
about two hundred miles above Fort kearney, south
aide Of Platte. During the day Of the 2st inst three
iodsns came TO the camp, ana seemed anxious 70
trsde, but were informed by young man, by the
IA nc Of Wolfe that il not our object 10 trade at
T., time but he would give them some tobacco,
N Oh be did they then left, and seemed contented
We were congrsuating ourselves on the success of
.es plan Of making the Indians leave without giving
them something more valuable, or having trouble
We seated ourselves to psrtske Of our evening re-
past, and considered Ourselves perfectly at home
Laughing and Joking WA the order OF the mgnt' Dul
sirihs JOY ard Joyous hours
For while we were seated the crack Of rife soon
chsnged our Joy into sadness The report OF tnat me
toll TOO true tale, for by my eide ei a. hne anu
promising young man as ever walked .ns ea..a.
We grabbed our RITES, and soon reached me "aYoni
we there had time 10 ascertain the sHeng1 ~ ouI
enemy; fifteen composed their company 100 c.
halfstsryed and well armed, they seemed reahy Tor
snv Mind Of hellish work. l ordered every man 10
pick his man, and when gave the word every me
toll for seven fell TO the ground me rest retired lor
tine In the woods. tn9ugn. .ua. aa'ey LOO le,'
slowly ard cautiously toward them; hardly bad he
advanced twenty PAGES when eight Of them ran To-
ward him. We fred and killed or wounded two, but
-, trrn they killed three Of ours and wounded Mr..
~ ne IN the ankle We ran toward them, and they
an toward the woods. We had the extreme pleasure
OF seeing them land the other side Of Platte, but
not without many ball passing near their heads or
bodies We then returned 10 camp. The excitement
soon subsded on arrival there, for now came the
melancholy duty Of buryiDg the dead. | cannot, Mr..
Editor say any about this. for my feelings will
NOT let me. arr an old man, and have seen many
hard time but none ever tried me much as this.
win give you the name. ofour company:
UDoLPH WOLFE. New-York, wounded.
HARVEY WIcKoFP, New-fork.
BEFJAsIs WOODS, St. Louis.
saul MATTEL, ST. Louis.
SrLss NoDwAY, killed.
NILLIAN NoDwAY, killed.
HIRAM WoODRpFP, killed.
HrsRY Law, York, killed.
Mr.. WoLFE, being the youngest in the company, it
behooyes me TO speak of his actions During the
hour Of danger he exhibited arare example OF fort-
tude and heroism. Respectfuly yours.
SAUL MANTEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
THE SOULE AFFAIR Sc titled.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BACKS OUT.

From the Maaehsster Esaniafy. Sdv.
We have already reported the refusal of the French
Government to allow Mr.. Soule, the Minister from
the United States to the Court OF Madrid to return to
the Spanish capital through France, owing as was
stated, to the alleged completely of that gentleman
with the scheme of the French Republicans. This re-
fsal had created great sensaton, and was likely to
have led to a serious difficulty with the American
Government. BY q telegraphic announcement,
which came to hand at late hour last night we are
GLAD to be able to announce that Ae French GooerH-
nent has receded from the position il had taken nth
regard to Mr. SOult, and has rithdrarn its prOhsbi.
ton against that gentleman passing through France.
Mr.. Sovt rN le0re London on Monday for The seal
ofhis diplomatic duties, and ria through France on
his route to Madrid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
-XARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....YovESs
Arrived.

ship Orvum (o Bsnsor Chsse shisds IS d. eOA to Bar
heavy weather toye bslwais ke Oct l6 lat a. lon 30
q M IN the wreck Of brs Strive Br) Capt Exams OF
sn tom Newport Nses Wh railroad iron bound to Ne
Yors uasd sud In sb.iDs condition. took OF Capt L,
ro crew brought them to this poft Capt reprs four
dsys previous, lhl experienced violent hurricane IRON
NJ To \ W ~hich carried away both close 20 the
oeet stove the buw sks ard esu--d the vessel 10 leak oa
the 10th By the Arvura, Capt Chs'e whom
we are resb,d for hs blindness myself and Nov 5,
IL; A. g. 81 A. passed enss ~ TIE wreck OF ors DIS
AID bhoom staLdrs tad psIat4d ports. wtn red sesk
sfove them snd fun lensih tE7re head Oet y az
q e 10 spike chI Ca.k4Iine BIIsess Of h.-ad, Ns
IN. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

BuFFALo Nov II. Il Mt has aimed c0ustlatiy a. he
morning aud ~h-ndins the nc.susaey Of the EeAthef
de r.fset ogeLs 10 M lasae 6Oss- FLOSa =
tt'e Bars b1oysnt and he demand fair sale- so bbs a.
Is y > ar common % s0ad Illinois - u Tor choice
Ohic ard Indians; "a FOR WHEAT-The rsceig
of lea. continue ample and the demand good; sales 500
k1fhfs Eerosta 81 g. and 0Co DO white Michigan a. -
CoRsCora IN active request 4nd the supply better; sales
"a bush.s 7uc We hsys sales VI OATS bARLk1 %
a. wsIsKY report CANAL FEEiGHrs aominally 20
IoIc for Corn NewYorE- Receipts tbs norniE< FLoUS
Sfsa ttls WHEAT u 756 Bushels Coax - $50 do BAILEY
IA GO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
FURTHER FROM MEXICO-THE GOVERN
MENT FORCES DEFEATED BY ALVA-
e.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. II, 1854.
The New Orleans papers of Saturday last, as late
as due, ere to hand. Trey contain the details of the
Mexican news received by the steamships Orizaba,
and which in particulars, is quite the reverse of
the account received by teleSraph direct from New
Orleans
appears that in the battle fought at Campo Guer-
zero the victory belonged to the forces OF Alvarez,
who routed and killed 300 OF the Govern ment troops.
Alvarez's son, at the head of some guerilla forces,
had captured number of prisoners and some 1000
head of cattle.
General Alvarez had Issued an address to the el-
tzens Of Mexico denouncing the dictator Santa Anna
and closing with Down with the tyrant,-death
20 the despot."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

NEW-ORLEASs, Thursday, Nov. TO I3Ji.
The adyices per the steamship Asia were received
by The Associated Press Of this city to-day, but they
have had no material effect upon Cotton market,
which, from other causes, has become rather heavy
and unsettled. lie business to-day restricted 10
1900 bsles, a. the quotation Of .sc for Mddling.
The stock of COTTOs now on hand at this port Is es
IN eted at l4l 800 bales. moderate business Is do
10 BREADsTUFFs at g. for Ohio Flour, and 3Je. for
mixed Corn. The market for COFFEE il duh and
drooping and small sales Of Rio have taken place al
So. We quote STEELISG EXCHANGE at D = cent.
rrerniuru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

Numerous daring burgisries committed in
this city last night. Al one Of them. in FrUnt-st
policeman discharged revolver, and the burglar
turned the fire and made his escape.
Tie PesRsy icaHsaH Of this morning has a Washing
ton spatch TO the effect that the State Department
received sdvices by the Asia that the French Gov
eminent has withdrawn it's objection TO Mr.. SOue's
passing through France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

WINrER-In the Western part of the State, snow
fell on Tuesday and Buffalo was visited by regular
blow out from old Boreas.
The Cincinnati papers state that passengers by
railroad from Indianapolis, bring information OF a
heavy fall of snow at that place on Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.
, Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
FIRE ISLAND, Tuesday, Nov, II, 1884.
The schr Two Sisters lies much as reported yesier-
dav only she has worked nearer shore, we can go
on hoard dry foot at low water she has water in her
hold We shall 60 to work on her cargo IS soon as
possible which will AL be saved, and the vessel may
be got off if The weather should prove good She Is
70 tu1s burden, three years old, coppsred, and ap-
rears "a Ia n staunch vessel F.D.
p. Ssh schooner still tight; got ont about
eight or nine tuns of cargo.
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FIRES.
TIRr IN PEARL.sr.

Last night, a; q o'clock, fire broke ont in small
shop in the rear of No. 542 Pearl ST.. occupied by
Richard Seely, copper worker. The fremsn were
early on the ground and exiting ushed the flames
Damage slight. Had this fire occurred at a late hour
nroperty would have been destroyed, and perh ios
some lives lost a. the shop was located in densey
populated neighborhOod.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm Of IRE al an early hOar les! evening was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
FATAL ARRAY.

PM .DELPHIa, Friday, Nov. II, TT.
quarrel occurred last evening at cur Naval
ASYLUM between two pensioners named Drussock and
WIN. {. Riggs, during Ehich the former pushed the
struck bis head against wall and died instantly from
conclusion OF The brain. DrussOck has been commit
ted TO answer the charge He is So years Of age and
Riggs was nearly 20. The latter one OF the crew
with Commodore Decatur at the burning OF the Pha.
delphia in the baTbOr OF Tripo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
BROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS

ROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS
ID GREAT sALOoy-CHlNESE BUILDINGS, No. $50
BROADWAY. 800
The FSs are y6csE SSp INSTRUMENTAL SACRED
SUNDAY CONCERTS st.
during the ,usuns winter scale Of grandeur heretofore
unsuempted tbs city. The mssasss hasins csen s,
epsssd during the past months in organizing compete
'A'' o''"'' FORTY PERFORMERS -,
selected from he members OF the Philharmonic society i
ian Opera and NJ JuleHs celebrated iors oiesestrs
sss,ted BY the NEST Distinguished Noea and solo reo'
srs row IN this city, who will appear from nme 10 e'
Musical Director and Conductor. Mona V. GuERIs.
1n' ' SUNDAY S5;s6 fn EVENING t3t NEXT, Nov -
Not htanSns the enormous expense attendant upon the
Of 30 large ePs OF artists the maaAses h4ve de-
at Is Reserved 50 Doors open at si Con,
cert commence Tickets Of admission can 10 procured
all the prnoI Music Stores and at the oce In the Hal
on the evening Cf the Concert
CUPRFME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- pica,ion Of the Mayor, Aldermen sad Comnonsy u
OF e Si II STREET rom the Fh aysnSs to the
E:;t River mot row opened in the CRY Of
hereby give notice the owner o. owners Q, oeea
D. affected thereby and 70 all others whom may eoneern
follows TO wit: ..
s whose interests affected thereby and
who may opposed the DO present er objections IN
writing duly verified to WILLIAM H. ELfiNG, Esd our
Chairnsn Al the Office of the Commissioner No 81 Cham
bei street seeond story front room In City ON or before
The 18th dag OF Octottr losf
Second That persons who may CONSIDER hs
selves assyed by said Estimate and Assess uent wi" be heard
In opposition the same. before at the same place, al
e'cleek Z NJ. the 9TH day OF October. 1884
Third That Abstract Of the said Estimate and Assess
me nj tosether with maps and also all The afdass es
mates other which used by Us Ia making
our been deposited in the Street Commissioners
Ore Of the City and County OF YORK. there TO remain
until the 18th day OF November, 1884
Fourh Thai the limits bsced by the Assessment afOre
said are follows All those pieces Of land situated 10 tho
said City fronting both sides Of Eightythr street be-
~ the essery Of the Filth and the East River
and extending norhery and southery sides OF Eighty
third middle OF the blocks either side thereof
and 90, .,..,,
Fnh That report herein will be presented to the su
rrsue Court Of Of New York, at special Term
thereof 10 De held At the City Hall In the said City, on SAT
URDAY the 18th DAY November A D. 1885, the open
g OF the Court that that then aud there, or a.
soon counsel be beard motion will be made
Mai said report be eolsrned
WILLIAM II. ELrING,
MICHAEL HART, Commissioners
j. SHERMAN BR0WNELL)
4 aEl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
THE WRECK OF THE NEW ERA.

DEAL BEACH, Friday, Nov. II, 1884.
The New.Era remains in the same position, with
her masts still standing, and her hull full OF water
The sea high yesterday that she could NOT be-
boarded, but il ia smoother this morning. One hum
dred snd sixty bodies have been picked up in ALL aud
il is doubtful if any will be iouad here, as the
current has changed. AL the vauables and clothing
are in the hsnds of Coroner Wooley.