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WHAT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION IS
MADE Of
To the Editor Of The ". Y. Tri5Un.

To the Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune
SIR:-I have observed this heading in your paper
on several occasions of late and think the question j,
capable of further elucidation than has yet been
given it.
Some idea can generally be formed of the character
and standing of the men composing public body, by
ascer:ainng what the daily occupations and ascot
atoIs of these g.en in their private capacities To
this end have made some inquiries and find that the
individuals now holding seats in the Board Of Educa
tion of this City may be classified iolows-6 law
yers dealers in liquors, doctors employees OF the
Custom House . Of the County Clerks Office, OF the
L. S. Marshals Office, of the Post-Oficc, Deputy
Sheriff, street contractor, newspaper agent, psa
eYs, | president Of a corporate company, clerk IN
Mission House, and Of the following occupations
each, viz: printer, sparmaker, chairmaker broker
builder, dealer il hardware four COAL books, cloth
ing crockey stationery, employed in carpet factory
making l3; Of whom several are but clerks Be-
sides these there 3wkose occupations If they have
any, are unknown the notorious Henry being one OF
them, and not one seat in the Board is vacant.
Ii win at once be observed that very SIN al proper
ton Of the.e are men of that standing and reputation
in the community, which it might be supposed would
be required Of Board having control OF 80 vast an
interest.
The learned professions have but nine representa-
tves, these are mostly of the swno clergymen.
TIE hQuor interest is no doubt well looked after West
street. Centre street and Cherry street each having
their repre- tatives besides wholesale concern In
Warren street. Politics certainly must qualify man
completely TO look after echoo maters-sincc we find
that nine more who have no means OF support except
the pap" from the public treasury here generously
give us the benefit Of their great experience in toe for
nation Of the character Of our youth and maden.-of
those no are long to rule the destes Of Of
the first cities on the face Of the globe.
will not extend my remarks, but simply ask wheth-
err this is fair representation Of tho ,e Of citizens
who are most Interested in the education OF the ysuDgi
or whether il is true, have heard that nominating
conventions are in the habit Of considering the school
offices Of the least consequence and therefore, place
men on the ticket simply because they 'mast have
chance some where lin payment ofservicss rendered
TO the party? or because they have their own par
tcular ends TO serve Would il not be better il these
Offices were conferred gentlemen Of character, age
and experience in the cause, rather than on poticA
hacks or mercensry partizans This is question for
the people to answer. ALEX.
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w.tsr, fnI upon his ear those memo,s able wofds:
:" M little children, new commandment give unto
"you that ye love one ap9'her eee as Aaoe oo,
III. great law of Christian chanywhen, for instance,
he attempts 10 unfold the glorious principles pro-
rounded on this subec! by the Apostle John, OBJ hog
The clankpg Of the chain Of the ssve mus: dista,o
and perpt1 him Here's admirable text for the
purpose: We know tast we have passed from dean
I" INTO lie, because we love the brethren. H. ihs'
"loyeth Lot bis brother 6bdeth in death. Woo,
"toever hatch his brother is mur ierer ana
ave know that no murderer ham eternal hts
abidrg in him. Hereby perceive We the love OF
"God, because he laid down his life for Us, ana se
fought 10 lay down our lives for the brethren. bu'
whose hath this worlds good, and seeth liz brotaer
"have need and shutieth up his bowels Of compassion
"fIom him. now dweIleth the love of God in him Ny
" little children, let US not love in word, nethet 70
tonguebut in deed and 10 truth. Love II here maze
the test Of dscipleshp and il isrepresen:ed as VIAL
active, powerful principle leading us not Only i.eey
to bestOw worldly goods to supply the wants OF our
BRETHREN but alsO making us railing eren 10 Jay doeH
our Ires for h1m. Now fancy a Christian munster
engaged in the discussion of this subject with toe con-
tsiousness, all the while, 10 his mind oppre.sng MN
bretbrep in this land who have need Of what he and
every man, values more than food and raimsnt,
geo, than life itsef-need Of civil and re-
eioqs bey-Ieed Of the right to d n'm' ths
right to read his Bible need Of the right 70 cultivate
bis faculties need in short Of the recognition OF MS
manhood, and that he and bis congregation are III
scme measure responsible, and have the power 70
help them at least with word and with tongue, ana
yet have tacitly agreed that they will not do go se
rebuked aid conscence-strcken, would he not be
compelled to conclude his discourse with the si,gu
larly appropriate question, " How dweleth the love
ofGod in US I" From this painful dilemma, this ~
toll robe 6ondage, the clergy as body must long to
be free. They cannot, therefore, fail TO feel deep
interest 10 the triumph Of DIR. Cheever His tranpa
will be theirs He is fighting their bitte. With
courage like that Of David he has gone forth to ;oa
terd for the " hosts of Israel" Like David, too he
trusts, not in sword or sling, but in the living Cod
victory. call upon those who sympathize with this
Christian hero in his arduous conflict, and who feel
solc.tude for the freedom OF the pulpit and the free
dom Of men TO rally around bis standard now. cali
upon them ss they value the highest interests OF the
Church end of this ration, TO allow sectar an tie or
party prejudice, nor any minor consideration what
ever to deter them from coming up at once TO the
AN EPISCOPALIAN.
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ANOTHER MOB IN KENTUCKY.
A MINISTER DRAGGED OUT OF THE Pull
PIT WHILE PREACHING.
Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette
CuxMIss, Rookcastle Co., KY, j.

CUNMIss, Rookcastle Co., KY July p, 1857.
Last Sunday as tie Rev. John G. Fee was preach
ing al this place an armed mob forced their way into
the church seized him ard two other ministers who
with him, The Rev. j. Richardson and the Rev.
J. NJ Mclean, and after abusing and insulting them,
finally decided that hey sboud be taken oct of the
county. Mr.. Fee was struck on he head and consd-
ersby injured. Or the way out-a distance Of about
xp mJss-syey opportunity wac improved BY the
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,UNE, wEDNEsDAYtJULY -, 1857.

mob TO iusul. ard abuse their v,ctms ana ue; ,h.v
S.S .lree forqe thieves and niggerthieves that they
The mob was composed Of the lowest class Men
,ucknns AID all of them drunk ye. s1ch s the sus@
g nbi;c on;non that il would be useless 10 prosecute:
n immediate cause of the outrage was the attsmP'
n establish school there. Schools are regarded Is
mos, dangerous and rcendiary institutions 10 this part
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CITY ITEMS.

Another heavy ran-storm came on at 10 o'clock last
night and for an hour the water came down abun-
dainty. The day was excessively warm, but brisk
breeze which prevailed most of the time modified
temperature that would otherwise have been almost
uncomfortable.
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make her believe Tn goifg TO buy IL Il hauh.
and get the money" The sharper was strsek b. o
originality of the dodge and handed over HE $50 r.
repeater 10 the coubtrymsn without the least hssA
ton. When ast heard FROM neither Buckeye DOR D.
watch had returned.
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TIE BID TOR SUPPLYING BALLor.BoxEs.-In psp,,
to the advertisement. for proposals. for supply the
tropoltan Police Dhtrict" with baotboIes, the Com.
nissoners as yet have received but bid and Tia,
il from a gentleman by the name Of Jacob Cohen.
Wis invention is called the "Patent Fire and s.o,.
Proof Box" II is made Of wire, and fs dinsusiops
are l6 inches long, inches vide, and 10 inches even.
the cover is made of doube-sheet tin, with hoss
half an inch in diameter, for the admission oil he
ballots and secured by patent lock.
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Commissioner Holmes took occasion to say that's
runor had become current that the Commissioner
had granted licenses upon fraudulent papers, prepared
with the design Of imposing On the COuuissisn' ~
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THE EXCISE COMMISSION Rs.-The Board me. yes
teTday afternoon, at O'Clock, in the Common r1ea'
Courtroom to receive further applications Tor license
Present, Commissioners Haskett ana Holiness ioo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-07
MEDICAL.

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extrct Buchu.
For Diseases Of the Bladder. Kidneys, Grsse
Dropsy, Weaknesses. Distractions. Secret
Diseases, Female Complaints, and all
Diseoses Of the lSesual Organs,
Arising from Excuses and Imprudencies in life, an.
removing all Improper Discharges from the Bladder,
Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
y MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have rfgins,-.,
And no Matter how long Standing,
GiUing Health and T1oor to the Frame, and
Bloom to tie Pallid Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!!.
It cures Nervous and Debiitated Sufferers, and re,
moves all symptoms, among which will be found
80 Indisposition
to ExertiOn, Loss OF
Power, Loss q Memory
fDificulty of Br.- :,cs
eral Weakness, lior Dig
ie: %sf ssGyS fe
Weakf91lness, bmIess Of Vision, Languo..
a%3 81 the sedy ge SKIN, MOI
Pain in the Back, He,viness Of the Eve
snt lids, Frequently Black Spots Flying
Of s@ ae E sss E Ta d IF sEEs;
..- Want Of Attention; Great
Mobility; Restiessness,
with Horror Of So
To- ..- ciety. Nothing
Is more de-
sirable TO such Patients.than solitude and nothing
more dread for fear of then selves; no
| uN Repose OF manner, no Ear .'-if
nestme>S, no Specu- .-...-. .- ...
'+- lation hut n hur-
| . ried transts- l f,t-
'.t.. from 0uests,. to another. IE..- -
Thesesymptoms IL allowed To go on-which this rr1
dicine Invariably remoyessOor follows Loss or pow
! Err, FaTUITY AND EPILEPrIC FITs-in one of which
the paiient nav expire Who can saw thathese exces-
Is not often followed by those dresaf u diseases-
| INSANITY AND CoSsUMPTIoSi The records OF the an
| SANE AsyLuNs. and the melancholy deaths Nv cos
SUMPTION, bear ample Witness TO the truth Of these
sertions. In Buna,ic asviums the most me'ar :
" s0ddcn and almost desi.ue-neither mirth or gI,i
ever visits il. Should sound of voice occur, il is
| rarely articulate.
''With woeful measures wan DESPAIR;
/ Low salien sounds his grief beguiled.'- r....
Debility is most Terrible and hasbrought thousano.
upon thousands 20 unmely graves; thus blasting the
ambition OF many nonie youths. 1t Can be cured by
| the use OF this
| INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
Ifyou are suffering with any ofthe above dstressi,
ailments, the Fluid xtrnct RuclIu will cure you.
/ Try IL and I've convinced OF rs efficacy
Beware OF qnack Nosirums and Guack Doc
tors, who falsely sJaSt Of abilities and reler.nTe=.-
Citizens know and avoid hem and save long suff,rs
! bottle Of this Popular ana Specific Remedy.
it aays all pain and inilmaon Is perfectlv r'air
pleasant in lis taste and odor, but immediate ia its
| ton.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STORAGE WANTED.

uH7F are prepaTei to store in orr Fire Proof Ware
Ss house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-
chaniize on the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy up stairs, particular care
will he taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements and all l.nds Of goods liable to
damage from damp or rust.
INSURANCE elS at the lowest fire proof rates, by tn
month, or lOngt=. lThen desired. -
Warehouse Local ii on corner OF Locust street ana W
and r. Canal an most convenient for shipping by
River or Railroad. Apply to GE0. FOSTER q co.
ap2s. %
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

CERTIFICATES.
s'.fi- HABsUsTA, esl. March % 1857 1
prpf DeGrath--Dear y: This Is iocerfify dat nv
boy Noses has ieen ffEcts-l, with Rheumatism for
seveteen years ana v one application of Your Oil
was entirescurel. a,.d chesrfaIly Teeoln mend it
10 All simiiifly anec,es.. -
Yours respectfully, C.HEUBFR
'For safe iN SMITH X E2ZARD, sole arert at At
lania, Georgia. i.t .l f.rseyf 800 f..sr ~ .
,.......... s...,.. Prof. CIIAS. DEGRATU-
81 South Eighth street Philalelphia.
KELLER .fWHtT y, ScIs Agents. 10 --'''- -
Hallck X Stoldari's. .-.fi,..I --.I. f,,IT ~oct,O
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~ s. @ d a5;G

One hundred dollars viii he paid to any physiciAr
he prove that that the Medicine ever Jurcd B
I nt; and the testimony ofthOuS irds C he hYongt
tOprOye that does great good. Cases Of from ore
week % thirteen yers' standing have heen efiected
The masses of Voluntary Testimony in possessi.a-
OF the Proprietor, yOucuuE its virtues and curative
powers Is Immense, embracing names well known to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-07
PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
c. SCHMfTT x STARK,
F;rst Street Near Main.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC TURING.
yyT e wish to call the attention Of old customer
80 and of Everybody in want Of ELEGANT and desir :
allie Furniture 10 our neE and very rich Patterns
Sofas Socaes, Diyans, Elizabeth and Paror Chairs,
and in Hair Cloth, Plush and Brocatel, which viii be
ready for inspection in a few days.
Every article in the Upholstery Line is made under
our persona superintendent and expressly for the
CITY Trade We make IL our aim to sell as cheap as
any house in the West, and all weask is: give CALI
before You 90 and spend your money abroad
a,so7 -. &. ScUNiTT X STARK.
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MEDICAL.
ELECTRIC Oil.

.H AS0 K AS IL.
* NHlS Oil is the only sure remedy in the World
= for the cure ofrheumatlsn, deafness, Gout, Neu-
ragia; LumiHgo; Sciatea, nal and Bronchial com
paints TicdooreuN; lIed1che; cramps; Group; piles
ieiOls spTaIns and bruises; cuts and wounds; sWelled
glands stiff joints; ScrOula Lry sil ess Sore ppes;
Swe!ed Breast; " ONO Disorders; Salt Rheuu; Cauk-
IN the mouth and stomach; paiptItiOn: ErutorTs;
Cakei Breast: Quinzy; Sore Throat; Palsy; Pieurisy
Ulcers; Lock Jaw Heartburn Tooth and Ear ache
Neryeusness. Cosiyeness; burns; IRE hms teeth
Breast; Chilhias; 4etter; Shingles; Frosted Fleets Pe-
and Aeue; Chspfel LANDS, eral.y diseases thas
and painful, is The OILY article ever brOu gtt
befuTe the pu lie that will do it, work perfectly in from
three to twenty nutes--las teen used by thousands
and pronounced the hest remedy ever discoverea.
Tins OIL acts on the system with eectricity-is of
pure vegetable pref ation. Not the slightest danger
OF apply ing il OutWary nwarlly. Ii af gives
permanent cure-n most cases from ten twenty
minutes a. .-.-.
The best Psychologists Of Europe have discovered
thai all organic deICemeit of the animal ~ stem is
the eifect OF Struction of the ply iui
in the organic disease. skilu applicant OF this Oil
puts in inmeage motion the nerve nuid and tile cure
Is ut once accomplished NJ bieeaings no vomiting
p.rsing or hli>ter Z is resorted 10.
None genuine without.the Signature of Prof. c. De
Galh. Labels signed ia writing.
PRINCIPAL Depot, No. -, South eighth st three doors
below Cliesnut, lhnaaei,lRa. Country dealers aud
lus gists can lie supplied hoesale anu retail Price
= cents. ~ cents anil - per bOue-,. f. n -. =
Try every thing esf, and give this one simple trial.
tautiOn-Be careful TO ask icy, and get DeUrslth
Electric Oil. "a worthless in itlti0ns PAOuI.d-
There are numerous limitations sfrGIg UP on the rep
utatiou tl1lt MY article has acquired. The public
must be"are-they are worthless. "a s
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" AFFLICTED. READ THIS.
Miraculous cure made of the citizens of Ma

Macon, Aprils 1857
PROF. DEGRArH-Dear Sir: This is 70 certify that
had a fall, spaipsd nay shoulder and was ;li.cte.I
for eighteen days. and lost the use Of my arm, and
could mot ra,emy hand NY head; and hearing of
the wonderful cures eilectedhy Dctath's Electric OIL
and ly one application # it led 10 isiis. Inv
hand 40 my htad stEd taleiof by isii INK God
aln well, and cheeriuily recon mend il to all the
afflicted. Theappiicau1n was made before hundred
persons. Yours, truly, i '.i.r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EVAN vi Ill E -.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

SOME Fine Chant er COuches, in Dan'ask and In
- anelei Cloth covers. made up expressly for the
oj Iegs ''s' ~ sCIfyiIrT s STARK, First st.
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We, the undersigned, were present: B. -
- Riley, ) IL Bglntiy, II j Cooper.
'| 30 Raleigh, n. c. Standard.
CERTIFICATE.

WISsBoRo', :. - March o Is57
U, David Eikin, do here GRITTY thar have been
Indy afflicted iOr two months nth iDflmmatOy rIeu-
mati>n; Of NY legs eing much swolien-stiiIand
sore-so that fn,tiid Il exceedingly dfcuitto yaIk-
thft the stu joint ID ~ been tw ice rubbed with Prof
DeiE..h cele ra,e Electric Oil within thirty hours
and now have the perfect use ~ the afflicted limb
also troubled NJ Oh Partial deafness nv left ear
aud single ats!iesiion Of the l. soirlc oil my hear,
Ing has been greatly improved.
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F. Prof. Detirith-Dear Sir: i, Capt b. h. Smith,
hereby certify hat have ieen afflicted with Rheunla
lsG OT four years and at .imes cJul not sleep, Dy
hring OF the wonderful cures by Dc(iratis Electric
Oil, was induced q try , AMI the iii sfa,p hation
OF the EiectrcO H was at oce relieved, aB li have
The use Of my arm. the gp, caiiun vas ulc lefore
fifty persons. d. Il. SMITH, Twigls Co.
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ID Z i = 81 2


WYE Reg to call the attention Of the public to IN
most spectahie citizens M yan the I1w
Of the proprietor OF the "OOurer lies e;ats Unis, and
formerly gunmaker in Philadelphia:
DIR. purRIEIDear sir;-I hereby certify that have
have used bottles OF Barnes Pile Lotion, ana every
thing else could hear 0f hut all to ELECT Tor they
DID me lule or no good. About two ni'ntht siree
and have the happiness to say tat they have had the
desired eject, rs they have CURED NE Of ts most dis
tressng complaint. i consider this almOs; "A miracle,
for now years Of age. I sincerely recommend
them q all afflicted with the above con paint.
Signed, - J.. VALE,
ft No. % Franklin street,
NEw YORK, August 2c,h, $50.
State Of New-York,
New York City and Coun,y,s
AMI for ~, civ AMI Conr.y. and N"t9ry P,,bIic IN
and for the stale OF New York, do HEREBY certify tai
S em se p yae s me we iI knorn Th" s my
duly sworn did deposeand that the contents VI the
foresoins certife'te, sgped ~ him arr true.
Commissioners Of Deeds AMI Notary pu'lic cfthe State
Of New York. and have affixed my Notaral Seal at ny
0''''S we -''H ~ Z IJj66sEPn G. iiAwREYcs.
Commissioner Of Deels and Notary Pubic,
81 Wall street, New York.
wechallenre the medcalfaculiy Of the Cnitel States
to prod,nce reney s1ua to Dr. pnIries Selea,,.el
box. Office 6 Nassau street, New York, will pc ssnt
by mail g any pan o tie Iili.el States. Sold ty all
n. BAN Agent wanted, terms cash.
DIR. QUERIES PILLS
Are unrivalei for purifying the blool, being an eec
iual reIaedy for Internal Piles. Sal; R!ieum, Ring
Worm, Nc,, sl0o reward win he raid any person that
States 20 cents per box. Principsi oifce 3 Nassau
street, New YORK, and for sale ~ an respectable drug
E EUROPEAN 'PPfSTfEST MEDICINE OFFICE,
~ ~ a. y HE'D EE6P SsT fS & 20.
dec3 IS proprietors.
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DAVID ELKIN

Prot. DaGrath--Dear SIR: This is to certify that
have been afflicted With headache and corns On nv
feet-from which have suffered yery much ard Nv
tie application Of De(sTa.h's Electric oil M We Teen
cure'l of headache AID corns and therefore rccol-
mend il 20 all. L. MCCUE
Prof. DeGiRth's Electric Oil-t15 re Sard,-I will
give 50 for the apprehension, of low scamp, who
printed some dirty tilis and called his stuff 10y the
ZANE of Elertric Oil. ... t...-4--- ~.
CAUTIoS.-DeYaTe of low relhrs and picayune
druggists whOpat upa sufi conpeehof Ginphene
AMI Lard oil, calling il ELECTRIC OIL. No ne l.
lers sell the genuine Electric Til i'm the United t1s
it sDld only y repecta le Druggists and country
you win lie cheated. '- ''.t ID % 'I''
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r FAD AND SHOT,
IA Is bags Patent Shot, assorted Nos. 81
25 do Buck 10 do do
900 lbs Bar Lead, for sale ty -
septic WAEEBER x RIGGS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-06
Mormon Movements.

There is very general apparent break
ing up among the Mormons in the East
EN- section oftheeountry. We have already
noticed the discontinuance of the Mormon
newspaper, published in New York and
the suspension of religious worship at
their usual place in that city. We hear
also that last Sunday, at their head
quarters, at Toms River, New Jersey
where there has been small COLONY for
some time, it was announced that hereaf.
ter there would be no more public services
there. 1t is said that in PHILADELPHIA
measures are in progress for closing up the
Mormon Church there; public worship is
to be discontinued, and all the business
affairs ofthesect are to be wound I'D forth
with. This has the appearance of decay
and dissolution, but we are inclined to
think that it indicates a change of policy
and that the Mormons in all parts of the
country, are to be summoned to Utah.
Instead of supporting missionary agencies
IN the Eastern States, it is thought best
to concentrate their forces at headquarters.
The New York Times states that the New
York Society will take up their line of
march for Utah in the early spring
Bali. Patriot.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-06
Three More Persons Rescued from
the Central America, &c.

New York, Oct. 5.-The Bremen bark
Bremen arrived here this morning, with
j. Tice. the second engineer, Alexander
Grant, fireman, and G.. ". Dawson, a
passenger of the Central america, who
were rescued by the British brig Mary,
from Cardenas. bound for Queenstown,
and were transferred therefrom to the Bre-
men.
Mr.. Tice states that he drifted on a
plank ~ hours. On the furth morning
after the disaster he drifte{ up to boat,
and succeeded in getting Tito it. On the
fifth day he picked up Grant, who had
been five days on part q the hurricane
deck. The two then pulltl for the hurri-
cane deck, and took from it Dawson.
There had been ten othr men on this
part Of the wreck, viz: George Budding
ton, third engineer JON Bank, coal
HEAVIER; Patrick Card, do, Evers, fireman;
and six passengers, whose names were I'M
known, all Of whom had died
Tice, Grant and Dawson, were eight
days without water or provisions, with the
sea making q breach over them.
On the second day after the steamer
went down they saw number of the pas
sengers on pieces of the wreck, but could
not assist them.
The rescued are in sad condition, badly
bruised, covered with bols, etc.