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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

CALIFORNIA ITEMs.-A fire occurred in San
FFancisco on the evening of the lst inst.
at the corner Of Montg emery and Sacramento
streots, but owing to great exertions, the loss
was much less than was feared, amounting,
however, to $50, 600.
Large numbers Of native Californlsns were
emigrating to Sonora, in Mexico, the govern
ment of which State was offering induce
ments to them, and paying the passage of the
poorer classes.
There has been considerable excitement
lately in Santa Barbara, in consequence of
the discovery Of some silver ore in the noun
toins near the town. Everybody is out on the
hunt for more.
Thomas o. Larkin died on the 9th ult., in
Shn Francaco. Mr.. Larkin was horn in
Charlestown, Mass, on the 10th of Septem-
Der, 1902, and consequently had completed
the 56th year of his existence He went 70
California in April 1892, seeking his fortune
single handed and alone on those then almost
unknown shores, and there he made his home
and gathered his household goods about him.
lie was married i'll 1888, on board of an Amer
lean vessel at Monterey, and his children
were the tirst-o of American parentage, paren-
tai and maternal, born upon California soil
Mr.. Larkin was appointed United States Con.
sui in 1914 to reside at Monterey, and was
the first and last that ever held the appoint
ment in that country.
AtSsn Buensyentura on the Goth of Sep
TENDER last, an Indian died named Placido,
aged one hundred and thirty-soyen years,
The mission of San Buenayentura was found
ed eighty four years ago. The Indian work.
ed at that time for the M ission as a black
smith. Three years ago, Placdo, being deal
and blind, danced and eaped at a fandango,
with the aid of two sticks
The steamships Pacific and Panama arrived
at San Francisco on the I'd inst, with six
hundred miners returning from the Fraser
River country. The news from that region
is rather cheering The miners were sue
ceeding better than they had been month
previous. Winter was setting in in the upper
districts. Snow was falling. There was
great scarcity of provisions. Potatoes were
selling at seventy five cents per pound The
last shipment of gold dust TO California
amounted to nine huddred ounces,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

The MARTINBTTI AND BLoNDIN TRouPB.-
Before going to press, we have only time to say
that this really talented troupe made great hit
at the Theatre, last evening. The tight rope
performances were wonderful, and we hazatd
nothing in saying that M. Blondn is the great
est rope dancer in the world Tonight an entire
change of bill is presented. That the Theatre
will be crowded is beyond peradventure The
Martinetti Troupe should have taken the build
ing for three weeks, instead of three days. They
appear in Springfield on Thursday next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

CHBss.-In Paris, besides his triumph over
Harrwitz, Morphy has played twenty-nine
even games with others, and won twenty
hye. AT the palace of Prince Murat, he
played twelve games against twos and threes,
beating in eleven, with one draw. He has
but one great antagonist to meet-Anderssen
and is within step of being the acknowl-
edged chess champion Of the world.
1t Is rumored that the st. Georges Chess
Club OF London requires Mr.. Stanton either
10 accept the proffered challenge of Mr.. Nor
pay or forfeit the position of chess champion
of England.
Louis PaulSen of Dubuque, Iowa, the
great rival Of Morphy, as chess PLAYER. re-
Gently played fifteen games simultaneously.
with as many different persons, at Dubuque.
The games continued nine hours, but were
not concluded. In every game, however,
Paulsen was ahead, and won them, no doubt
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. 29.-The California over
land mail, with dates of Nov. LIST, arrived last
night.
1t was was reported that battle occurred
between some Volunteers under Gen. Kibbe,
and band Of Indians in Klamath county, in
which four Indians were killed, and eight Ia
ken prisoners one of the Volunteers was
killed.
The Circuit Court had appointed a commits
sion to proceed to the Almador Quicksilver
Mine, and examine into the condition of the
property, and report upon the expediency OF
appointing q Receiver.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

MAD ITcH.-A disease has made its areear-
snce among the cattle of El Monte. Ia This
county called the mad itch. Its first appear.
shce Is an eruption about the lips which
causes so intense an itching that the animal
ruos the affected part until the skin is do.
s,foyed' The rupture spreads rapidly over
the head and neck, killing the animal in a
lew days.-Los Angel0s Vineyard, Nor. l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

The Baltimore Republican narrates that full
omnibus drew up at the door of Mayor Swami on
the evening of his re- election, when the follow
ing colloquy occurred:
:" Fellows, how many are there in this bus p
Twenty shouted the crowd. How many is
twenty times twentyF continued the speaker
-Four hundred said voices in the crowd.
Then, said the speaker, this omnibus gave four
hundred votes for Mr.. Swami Another wild
hurrsh rent the air, accompanied by the discharge
of pistols, &c. This fact is from an eve witness.
and it shows the manner in which 20 600 MAORI
" was manufactured for MIR. SwAun."
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NEW GBLATISous MATsR1AL.-It is an
nounced In foreign papers that Prof Schetzer
of Zurich, in Switzerland, has discovered
that strong solution Of the sulphate of con-
per into which an excess of ammonia Las
been poured. will dissolve cotton and convert
II into a sort of golatinous substance some
thing like eoliodion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

This is Bayard Tsylor's description of the
crown jewels of Russia "rhe stones are of
the largest and rarest kind, and the splendor
OF their tints is delicious intoxication to the
eye. The soul of all the fiery roses of Persia
lives in these rubies the freshness of all vel
vet sward, whether in Alpine valley or Eng.
lish lawn, in these emerads the bloom Of
southern seas in these snpphiles, and the es.
sence OF thousand harvest moons in these
necklaces of pearl"
The frauds of the pro- slavery politicians in
the Kauzas elections have now only histor.
ioal interest, but in the territory those who
were actors in the frauds, find the disgrace
still sticks to them. Bait Jones, who was
one OF the judges at the Oxford precinct.
where the list of voters was made up from
the Cincinnati Directory, has at this late dAv
come out with statement in the ST. Louis
papers that he did not sign the election re-.
turns. His signature was forged, and he has
only been prevented from saying so before bv
threats Mr. JoneS evidently intende to STAY
in the territory.
An elephant was recently killed at Benton
Miss, with ball from a Mississipni riae
He had escaped from menagirie some timo
before. '''-0
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Geo. Black.
and his wife were instantaneously killed on
the Hudson River Railroad, near Tarrytown,
New York, on Thursday evening. They
were returning from prayer meeting, and
were walking on the track when the train
came along.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

Rev. THEODORE PARKER is again confined
to his house By serious illness. He attended
funeral at southboro', on Wednesday, rode
short distance in open wagon, and on
his return, gained the cars while in motion.
straining himself by the exertion in such
manner as to bring on another attack of HE
psinful dseage
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Orrhnns, EIe.ue Denoslterr

any Peroons having articles WHOA they are willing to
contribute to shc Orphans Home viii confer favor BY
leaving them at tae ftors Of WM. L. CLARK the oh
stand Of Reed Olar} Eo 40 Main street. whence thew
viii be fotRarjsi daily.
Bed cofoFtcra and any articles Of clothing for boys
between the ages or four and tHva year, viii be PSF
tioulary acceptable, a. large proportion Of these ar
cleS were burned in the late Ere.
80 u Il KNOW r.TnnL anriu
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Key. Daniel Downey, the Roman Catholic
priest who shot dead man named Kelley. a.
staunton, Va, has been convicted Of murder
~ the second degree, and been sentenced 10
me peni'entiary for eight years. lie went
WIN me Jaller few days since, and obtain.
60 Gag Of coin, containing several hundred
church stops. 4AN'A 'no
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STEAMER FROM THE IsTHmUs.
Arrival of tho IIltpola at New YORK..

New YoRK, Nov. 28.-Steamer Illinois,
from AsPinwall Goth inst, has arrived. She
brings California dates to the 9th inst. and
$l,Sl6, 532 in specie.
Steamer Hermann, from New York, ar
rived at Panama on the 9th, and sailed on
the lIth for San Francisco direct.
The California news had been anticipated
by The Tehuantepec loute,
sOaEEa a .scricas
Valparaiso dates are of Oct. 18TH Callao
Goth. A revolution is talked of at Valpa-
raiso several arrests of aergeants of rogi-
ments OF the line had been made, but nothing
of importance had transpirea.
a fire had destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty in San Juan de Dios street.
The Ecuadorian Minister has demanded
and received his passports, and retired from
Peru.
Castillo had been declared President, and
Congress had passed law authorizing him
to raise $4,000 men to supply funds for the
war to organize the National Guard, and
declare war against Ecuador.
Gen. Echenique is thought to be the author
OF the disturbance, his object being to direct
attention 10 the North, while he will invade
the South, assisted by Bolivia.
The lEcuadorian government had received
quantity Of American rifles, and are rapidly
preparing for war.
The latest news from Callao is that Gen.
San Reman had come down from Lima to dis
patch the Peruvian feet to block AIDE the Ecu
adorian ports, and that war was definitely de-
clared.
The Is'Elnsuss
Gen. Lamar remained at San Jose, Costa
Rlca, but nothing appears to have transpired
regarding his mission.
Mr. Anderson, Of Webster notoriety, died
the 9th ult. OF paralysis,
There had been heavy freshets on tho Cha
gres river, and the railroad was impossible for
three miles the water had subsidized, no wev-
or, without doing material damage, and the
Illinois passengers crossed safely. The John
L. Stephens sailed on the 18th for San Fran
cisco, with 1850 passengers.
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sInxe Trninrn -Aenni,tnd.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 29.-The jury in the case
of Battiste and Others indicted for being en-
gagged in the slave trade, on board the ship
Haldee, have returned verdict of not guilty.
The prisoners were remanded to jail on other
charpRs
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SPORTING OFFER.-rhe Pittsbure CPa.
Press understand that the proprietor Of the
New York Ledger, deeming the Prosidents
salary entirely disproportioned to his services,
has made proposition to double IL for the re-
mainder Of the Presidential term, provided
he will furnish his executive messages to the
Ledger exclusively.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

EDUoATIoNAL.-Re 3. @. Northrop, agent
Of the Board Of Education, leetured yesterday at
Princeton, and lectures today Tuesday at Rut-
land, on Wednesday at oakhsm, on Thursday al
Barre, and on Friday at Hnrdwick.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

STRoUDsBURG, Pa, Nov. ga locono-
tive on this Delaware and Lackawanna Rail-
road exploded at noon, today. Thomas Ian.
ergan, the fireman, was killed. Edward
Hawley was fatally injured, and two others
seriously hurt
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OswEao, Nov. 29,-The passenger train on
the Central Railroad, which left Syracuse this
afternoon, crme in collision al Fulton with
freight train from this city. The engines of
both trains were smashed to pieces, and two
or three persons injured but none seriously.
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Charleston was addressed by him to the Clerk Of
our Common Council, on receipt of the resolu-
tion0 passed BY that body on the 18th inst
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Charleston, S. c.. Nov 20, 1858.
To William A Smith, Esq, Clerk of Council
Worcester, Mass.
Dear Sr:-Be pleased to communicate to the
Common Council of Worcester my deepest.
heartfelt thanks for their resolutions of Novem
Der IL. In the mysterious ordination of God I
have been the unhappy means of terminating a
useful and honorsd life My conscience does not
accuse me, but there is aud ever will be shadow
Of death over my future The same recollectons
which recall the kindness and warm feeling
sprlneing up between myself and my late brother
officer, will present, too constantly, the fatal ae
eldent which ended our intercourse His family
Would that my ability of aid and comfort were
but 1.-THE OF the burning desire to minister to
their bereavement. In the tumult of feeling.
know nothing that can say. God, who reads
the heart, hears my prayer. If not the feeblest
existence falls to the ground without His supreme
viii, 1t must be that He has some hidden mercy
Everything is very dark around me. Our Father
in Heaven keeps us all.
beg you to utter those thanks ! cannot ex.
press adequately. am, sonowfully,
Yours, truly,
HENRY W. HBNDRICKs.
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ESCAPE FROM LYNoHNG OF THs KANsAs
DELEGATE TO CoNGREss.-Mareus j. Parrot,
the Kanzas delegate to Congress, attended ball
and supper at Platte City, Mo, last week, when
the following incident occurred as related BY
the Lesvenworth Herald:
"Mr. Parrot was received with courtesy, and
welcomed with the noted hospitality Of the cit-
gems Of Missouri Notwithstanding this, he was
guilty of gross violation Of etiquette, indirectly
insulting the community by proposing the toast,
NO more slave States Coming from man Of
his position and antecodents, no misconsiruction
could possibly be placed upon it. The citizens Of
Platte City felt that they had been insulted in
their own homes, and would have resented it ad
not Mr. Parrot made exit in manncr-not al
together consistent with the dignity of delegate
to Congress. He fed, and succeeded in placing
himself beyond the power and vengeance Of an
outraged community, by bars and bolts"
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Fire.

MAUNcH CHUNK, Pa, Nov. 29.-Messrs.
RAtcitfe & Johnson's coal breaker, at Beaver
Meadow Mines, was burned Sunday morning.
The damage is stated at SIS, 900.
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Smoothing NGects Of DRINKING.

NATION, LII, Nov. 29.-Sunday night,
Hugh Hardness, in a fit of delirlum tremens,
set fire to his house, and himself, a wife, and
child, we've burned to death.
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h9Uio AAAsDEE, for the positive prevention and Cur.
o. ohapped Hands, Roughness Of the Skin &c. M,
Universal in It's cleanliness and convenience free from
SOIL oiy substances, and unpleasant odor ordinarlv
'woo Three applications perfect cure, rendering m,
san SOL and ve'yety in feeling and appearance. Pro
parel only by JOHN O. HILL, Apolbscary, Mechanic,
Hall Building, Worcester.
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Ladies, go to Bryant 4 sheldon's for your new
cloaks, il you wish to buy Handsome garments,
and, at the same time, cheap ones.
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Counterfeit tens on the New England Bank o,
Boston, altered from the fraudulent Bank Of
Paramount, Me-, are in circulation in New York
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The black tongue has made its appearance
in several sections Of Texas.
In some parts Of Vermont the sloighing ia
capital. AT Northdold there is a foot Of snow.
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NIL GIronRINs, or Sweet prlnolple az Ola 10.
improving and boaullfyng the Hair for s.e ho dri SI
ter. ~ "@' nululhg, WorceB
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u. y. NEUHl29-E. Il ~.

doaE0P ATHIO PHYRIOIkv
oFFIoB AID RESIDENCE lie MkIa Dr. OFg1o1 Eours
Fgoll 70 5, AND 10 o'oLooE p
V5orcester. CeG. %. 1853
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nas Legg eill continues to ceanse and Re- Dye Men,s
pSnla and Vests heretofore lie also cleanse
nhawl' kidding Dresaes, &c. He also Tepnrs
my0 al V' h'S'se@ut nlreet
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eIm @1H's COuAle Gs4@aa a IN bEosyypce,
permanently sealed, surpassed for Seauiy Of On
sh 6niancy Of tone, color and srntbunesa to nature
10 not foil to give him call il you wish Tor picture
satisfactory IN every respect His ROOMS are over the
Citizens Bank, lis Slain street. diff ana
See Advertiser Of The Mutual Life Assurance
Company Of New York, on the outside.
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~ - " Wy
HENRY W. HENDRICKS

MiLLBURY LrcRUM-Ws learn that the Ly-
oeum in Millbury have provided an excellent
course Of lectures for the winter, and that the
opening lecture will be given tomorrow evening
Dec l, by Admiral P. Stone, Eco, of Plymouth,
formerly preeeptor Of the Millbury Academy.
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BANK STOCK At AUcTIoN.-see e. b. Lam.
sons advertisement.
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WAUaHs MIRROR OF ITALY drew largo
crowd at the City Hall, last evening, and tho au.
dieoce were delighted with the brilliant attrac.
tons offered by that excellent panorama. Those
who have not seen II should 20 this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-30

"AVnRLSr'-A new perfume Tor the handkerchief and
one Of The best that has been produced Prepared
omy 0y JOHN q HILL, Apothooa'y Mechanios' Hal
Building. Copyright secured.
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DR., =. Ola VVEON TIE5.g,Ey

III }, GLA " son < b8i4g4EY.
Analytical Physician, has removed ais Office 10 No. I32
Main street Opposite the Post Office and vil he in ut
Tendance there 10 give advice patients in oil diseases
particularly diseases NJ the Lungs Liver kidneys and
Of other organs with theIr attending ympoms Tree Of
chsrSe the lat Thursday and folawng Friday eyery
month. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call
n24 u2tEaBt
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W have heard Of some astonishing cures being roade
~ Prof. De9raths Electric OIL. It aeems 10 sct on The
diseased pHrtew remarkable effect and In abort ears
OF time health rcgsins ito sway It can be had * the
agents here See advertisement in another column
For sale by GEORGE r. sPURR, 2OI Main ,lros,
mis- dsyor, '''0 Val
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DT, J, Re hathaway has returned from Europe,
and viii resume the practice Of his profession Office s
formerly, no 10 Pearl street. dV ms
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b. ID. AXHAM,
opened ''"en'' mas
P""n hroLing EsiabIishnlent,
221 Main Rtreat
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- S3Ci jeEdTe EeguSsso Pre- Dn TusEcE.
HELABuLD'3 Genuine PREPARATION.
HELNB0bD'S Genuine PREPARATION
HXLNBoLD'S Ceauiue PREPARATION.
Is prepared according to chsr1acy and Cheplstrv tb
the greatest accuracy and GaeEca knowledge devoted
to their combination d&v3u, ID
MRS. NJ. W. GEN Aids, Ph7rgcEnw,
an E@PerafnceG AID 6gccesgfal Migwi0
No, o. Mechanic street, at he Head Of Cann street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints sld
DiacassB OF Chi dreu.
Office hours nom 2 to a. M and from to 8 D. m
e25 DIFF
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BULLARD's PANORAMA OF NEW York Cry
The press, tho clergy, and the principals of
schools and academies, have all united in pro.
nouneing this work worthy of attention, and the
liberal patronage it is receiving is proof that tits
popular in Massachusetts,. 1t exhibits at gar.
ward, in the Town Hail.. Wednesday afternoon
and evening, Dco atLancaster, in the Town
Hall, Thursday afternoon and evening. Dec. Q.
at Sterling, in the Town Hall, Friday afternoon
and evening Dec. 8. Tho afternoon exhibition.
commence at o'clock, the evening at O'Clock
The price OF admission is 25 cents, children IL
cents, families and parties of five persons Fl M
1t exhibits at Clinton, in Clinton Hall, Saturday
afternoon and evening, and Monday evening
Dec. and 6 /; at Princeton, Tuesday afternoon
and evening, Dec. at Hubbardston on We'd.
nesday afternoon and evening, Dec. 8. The rol.
lowing card lie from Rev. j. r. johnson, pastor
Of the UniVersnlist Church at Milford
MILFORD, Nov. 26, 1858.
Aibeft Norton, ESq.-Having visited BuIlatd,a
Panorama, exhibited by you in Milford Nov. Is.
deem It privilege to say that the views are Of
great beauty, and true to fact. II NAV select
scenes. would choose the Battery, the Museum,
the CITY Hell, the Tombe, Trinity Church,
Union Park, Washington Park and the Metro,
politan Hotel, as true and beautiful pictures. In
TACT, the whole panorama is graphic and worthy
OF patronage, as a work Of art. There were about
Tour hundred persons present. still and orderly AZ
at church, all delighted TO the last soeno. NAV
success attend the gontlemanly proprietor.
j. Il. JOHNSON
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The citizens Of Wore who 10 favor Of nominal
Ing caadidstes for uatcp. sgz, without rsfarerceto
nstloua at7te politics, invited to mse. at the City
Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dsaenber .Ist Gt7I
O'CLOCK FOR tho purpose Of nominating ticket to b supa
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BY TELEGRAPH
Lnter from california;.

By the American Telegraphs Company's Printing Lines
Office 10 Geleral E1press Office, Lincoln Iouge 1ooE.
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Having frequently been solicited to give private In
struction III Latte and Greek, propose to form small
SpfnnE classes for the accommodation Of such az would
hld 1t lnconyenient to attend day school, Ny Object
is primarily to assist teose aho wishing to prepare or
College or to gain knowledge Of those snquaqcs have
but sle tm9 besidoa evening to engage 10 study In
qulre Of me at the Walnut Street IIsh achool al noon
or at ny reoidence, Oxford Place in the evening
MIS- dtf bonner D. sPRtQTrD
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of Ihe North BFIson.
NO NEWS OF THE MISSING STEAMER,
INDIAN EMPIRE,

Reported Marine Disasters, NTH Loss Of Life.