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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18

Assssi paia@ 90 ans passs@@A aR-
peazaasa a 1sh@sg. Aaszaas by wSL
tsE IN PsRAax'a aapssesAs Tsasass aAys
shas be has loaA amaasy wOnnas sinss ha
began seaiaiag. ssEze issssaa@sly alter
a In sppaaEansa AA shs Russian
RshlsmAa i gsass ana ia iss plass ap-
pears ssas 81 whas ] saR oRiy dssSFibs
as gEsy-hommd-bull.aog"iszn. His sra
niam'a sammit IL closely cropped, sua
would be hrisaly, ba4 sh&s, whsn in con.
dition, the hsiF ID invariably soft and
sleek as shs skiA; sofG @na slssk - iRF Of
stAaR OF sabla. Mrs. AaRh leases Men.
kaa II. wsuldn's kaew hims If By chance
she msl him Aariag moERiAg walk
upon khs plain Of Salisbury"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18
WEEKLY BUGLR.
wxDsEsDAx !

I
Psp.aasos on 80 u - - Ras-
xanazs asa.T TAs hElaAsphss II 3
Casssta slains ihat Philedslphaa hAs
sssaaily eainsa = Esw YsFk Ia pOpuls-
sien, aisAoHgA - Latter bad laFgsE sap
isal and larger sammeros. In I've ysars
New York has savasssd tram sie,000 30
BOG, 900, as slsiaAsd BY hsr papers, wish
q gain Of as psr eaAt. This, indeed, ia
ell they saa slaim. FOR it 10 claiming
greater ratio of increase for the last
fSo years q bard lines, and vastly les
ssnsd immigraAlans shsn foE the pre-
visss 6gs ysass "a Rea simsss Hisk, ,
esAasisss asrsam 81 forssgHsrs. PhIla.
dslphia has, II is ssms time geas On
from 4us, ,o06 - iSsO; = stated b
thOss who hare carefully saavasssd il
shrOashsus makiag gaia of 81 pss
cent. .....-.-. l. /
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18

MxsRaazRRR AND AgxBs0URK
CaxCAGp AND RsCM EsH4AHD



R AYT ~ O ADS
The ssay tAreuxh route to ChIeago from
Dzs Asolaes, CoaneEl BiuaEs, and al pointa
En wsassgM and Csmsral T0wa.
Tws Passenger Tratma leave Iowa City
aad waaAiAgton, Daily, Sunday excepted,
an sSsa0wsx
FROM IOWA oTTY.
HAIL, as >. M arrive at CAieHgo s.&9P. N
Exp-y2. 10 p. n; arrive at ChieRgoA 1 20 q. n
1T FROM WARRINGTON. J
Nail, . as D. m; arriFs at Chicago 8. 40 p. u
Exp, ia. SOP. M arrive at Chicago ;. 40 D. n
Ths msTninR train from Iowa Cisg
and Washington 10 ths sniy tram leaving
Iowa Caky Id khs san6Fnfng nat maksa .
esnnsstion with ths ThFU' Express Train
oa MlEhiSaM AaatbAEAs 4. \. "a Eas ssssaaes
saSsngsss " ny nv other ssass are 6bIig.
"a 20 gamain In 6shieago until the aezk @cE-
nang. Passengers are specially requested
b MOTE THE FACT that this 10 the
0sIs TAss&yA Rests frsa Isaes Gsay % Chs
Sses. Tha aseiaad aax&ntxgs 1t possesses
bT the snnasSkica os the awe RSaas al
kks Miagissipei RiveF, give IL preference
oRsr all other xouta@. ait trains run thrc
to Chieagu wiAhout eizanga ef cars, eros
wink sAs Mississippi River r. B. bTiAgs
baekasn Davenport and Rock Island, khas
alapmnaaag With shs loss Of tine, tbs 81.
nSesasm al MahGlzky ks loes sR Baggsgs,
lneidsnEal ta akhsE lines
oCaaeesisna axa aaaas as ia SAllss with
sgaias a ms aaaamaas gansEa1 saaAafS@as 90
nuRIsith, Galens. CAiEey ST. Louis and In
tszaasAiaeA Ezaknkssa E9&E. y~
Al Chimaes,s rita srainspe the Mtraa.
gan sousharn, Michigan Central assas RsFt
wanna n kzA ssAsa Railroads,
hsamaA 3aekssa can bs pTocars<
ii asAln@zsa End Tswa 6zsys ts na4Aae
Asaamy, y. PhiE
akalnAaa, - kzsAsgs, - Ut afhS psaAsLps
| pIlKsraa n Unzesa sssess sha Canaass.
safRpEaA or i.fYg s1yJCg. y,
val "a thfs IL ss0sE xsssfsbls and Ak
pedfsicoa Ksuka grpA Laws City to Chaoagl
al ii G&stsgu aaskss, q -
- ssesk Tysias smA fkrsagA in fAl
Aessss. wszAaaxs Fsgysxgs 81 Sksags Of sags.
JOHN 2. TRACY, Gsa- saR.s
w. L. eT. yoma, asn. TIekss Agank.
tsa 1. 1859 .-. Iy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18

San AHs4rwa on a RATHER 1xp DkguH-
xxas~EFag Homssima past o heuss SfiH-
rspaks has Annoyea tbs aiaisaaa Of VIII
laga sn the line of the Cleveland end
Oolambus Railroad, and is was deter
mined thai the house SHOULD De broksn
up, Ca Thursday nighs the ssasshaA %
che villMgs made o dasesms upoa the
housss took the inmasas into sassedYs
aad Friday marning thsy were takea be-
fore . magissgass fUF exarAination.- -
There weFs ahree girls aanong the priso-
nagsy and ss the eye Of tue magassSa5a
fell upon cos ok thsHas he gTew daashAY
pmIe and hastily a&ioaEAsd TIE c@ugs.-
Ameng shesa wrseaAaa and ahaaaonaa
gigls ~ Tesegmined tls oass falr fs&r
szrss 90 bits swm aanwhasx. Several yearE
hssegs, w&ala assamalmg d faaals aaasHs.
nagy Sn 10 aAsaegn Hsaess aAs hasa saeped
wiah mosshlsss aea1o2s aad haF aaaAal
bad msvss hesxa u h#e IL ssam AsR aatal
sAaA terrible aA0FaaMgs umsEsna by hsl
hssbmaa. sass aaapasa ! lie sa aAAaasI
sc gsszA - Npa@ ~ gAs ss9. Aall
f@sAsEy waAmemm u - a8sa Hles y
IaAs Wasss - aaksAa& " shA vsEaa@I
gAesa ssHaza8 " svssa Rasia
4 Is !,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18

- The tfada as Charleston and hsw
Orleans, il is stated, is nearly hfty psr
cent. larger than usual this Spring,
which fact is owing 10 the abstraction
Of so much trads from sha small jobbsrs
and dealers in New York, Pbil&dslphia
and Boston
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18


III -. sAL ) VI. yes.ra :. =
ms
aaSzN<1 90 Ann nRMkNT-~0a aaa
- - - aass, rassaagss, Asesm-
- - - p.-saghk Trains Ieavs asa
- - = go, - .. JssspA as esl-
Iowa:
TIME TARLE--------
TFwsss Esass 81. @esse4.
PaessMgsg RxpEesa, s..s .s.s s... 2 % a. a.
Passages AeeOmmsaska kaes,sss.s g4op. "a
Fright, sss..' s..:.' s.ssst go ~ p u !.
zsssas Asysss vt o.. Jsssph- "a se
Passenger Expxessp.ss.s ..s*ss ~. Bop. a.
Passsngar AesammsdatiDay 80 10. .0o A. u.
Fr rsight, st.s sss~.sssS~.,.. s"s.s D ~ p a.
T6s PaSaeRgaF Accom- mediation Train
wiz IeaFa O.. 1essph Oh Sunday sssa1ags
insteaa ek aakaEdaEs2 E8 s $50 !
0s0se csn%eskaeNs maas ~ sasA 2FasA
visa MissEsstppi bSsta ana all EassaEa
/ Ralisvaass eg s azL83 - 81
Tickets soaAs 10 - prineipal places Ia
/ the eaunkgy. Bs.z s.
7ha noas aupIs prOvssisas Fog taking
stock sish care and diaPatsA, and at ina
1 InwsaE rakss. @
coaaeealans aaa@ aE o. JessYA VII
paaksss % and a@wn tha EawaEs Aa& Maaa
tara asmss 10 all paxta Of Kaasaas
IT. HAYWARD, 1sn. Sap
1 p. q. GnsAsg Gen. Tlskss Agsmk.
1 Jean AxaE, Gen. Prslsh& Agsmes HAa
nkbAi. les --.-...g.
D. CAasxssss, AsaiseaHs sapssinssA
asak wsssaEn Divisasa.
=. R. BAaAsw, Gen. Agt goE st. JossPA
an4 uppsE MlssoaEt
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18
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81 = - :. - = -
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-. 80 - - -. \ - 4 - -
= q II nssSas = II laiasss. - -
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= ssssSs = - sssys ~, g - n
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- q ,ws sS = 3 - - IS
IlsIaais eeakrsI 3d.. ssw IS 80. i ~
- - g T.ssssss Y IS 49, e -
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18

M ANNIE N . B e 80 . .
ARE now prepared 10 give Through Rias
a Iaaaaa EaE tbs aaazNeEy Of GssAs ct
Cean@ia maaaa or @&kss p0iBts % ghs -
mosgsg river, from New York, Bcstsas Hlsaa
Cd aplsa, - seAss EasGsrm CEgIes, at spess-
- smsss.
Msrehamss huying loeds u 81 Louis
chAage Of the Bas1, wiz fiHa II % thsiE
ssya mEaga by addressing Us sailing on ne
al O. @sa@hs 10.
se d g. BAhR0Ws Agt.s
HasaszbaA q &c. Jassph RaIlreaas
1sssg D asas Sna
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18
skMURL cAIKTaN. cAEKS z&LHwKw,
QEAENTaN g. RAEDwEM,

4 TT0RNEYs AT Law, CoURcEx
= BEEMRss IewA. win praseAss In AL
ehs C0aaks q W aasaxR Iewa And n EsSsaskas
mcNwSHF A@
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18
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9as - 1 81 svN Ssse aaaM MskazM a8AaaN ~ -
9assssN 9asNsss as & asss8 Hfsat ax&sx less = =
- q So mnassasla asszass - = : = =
= - s,.e asusss.z - ssall wsss - - &t
@8Sss : - nRrssEagaA - ~ tAF s&sses ks9
rgsfrs $40 eAs 4AAtf ~ ssAs - ~ 81 Asaa
a. nj lsss 81 Sssaas aSAesfsxss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18
aMRmNWEsa mAN.R.

@ =. Aesas UspaEY sheFtH.
ApTfl H. isdo. TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

IRRLAND-EAsr COAST,
ROCK ABfLL Li5 HTdOU6E,
AND ct. JOHNS POM LIGHT.

TIE Port Of dublin Corporation hereby give notes hat
Lighthouse hss been erected socssb or the eas ooas q
County uh'p, ficn hsch hight will be during u
night Of he Of July 1850 and hon0eorsA W -
lighted ever uighi from siuect 10 suns1ee. sasa
cosce also given that from ard After IlaH
On q Jehps Point bundruD Bay VIII be colorsd rec-
Specification siyen OF tbs position and ~
lights by mr.. hapln. Supert.enoeIt OF iAghsnousea
krCkAhIisL LIGHT, .s.,..
kockAbin Liehhouse y eyesaed On ~ snmnh e ~
larger rock ~ miles eastward q skesrfe Idenda snd =
bar T. g. dissnt u miiea, from be XII IAsSsh n b
r. distan! y miles, from the Hose Of IA6ay Island T.
d'sss,i "a p,ues; from Bsibriggsn Pter Hskh By
me Lett he rashps light s,ytrs bright fash every
twelve seconds OF The natural whe - seen from De-
snd w be coored he'd round by The westward, betwesa
The bessires = II y y -
The illuminating apparatus dopo (peophotsD q se n
0xcer IT. fnesi 1tS
"a clear sessser the ~be light should be dsane0
Of "a miles ...-- - .
The tower crcusr, Of gray 'nss.one ana he ~hoas
height from te bsse the top cf sperp b lbs feet
of stoe bouees surround the 0weF:
he dwelling hcrses are built to the noh~esswasd, on owa
evel Of he rock.
ST JOHNS POINT LIGHT.
Iaeh, DIST July 1890 the in,erng III 90 Il Johns Posnf
Duudrum Hay VII be coored red the Of Ne ecpsss nd
e.ptpo~ here,osorr. : :"
exhibition oS the new Ivht N
kockhht snt TIE change In John
Port some ait satops T be mSie dntve cuarsssrp
perces this published.
sesrrFs stated ere magnetic w alton 2s DAG IL 1850
By crcer, WILL NJ LEES Secretary
BAIiAsr OFFICE DUBLIN Iec ~ 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
Herald Marine Corre.psnaen.s.

Herald Marine COrresponaense.
GREENpoRT, IL, March s-Arr bark Rosn~ke, Wade,
Len 81 Helens Jan Is end came direct b,me
Len a. 81 Helena bark Bupcbnis, Young Of Province
town. with l2)0 6his oh.
MeSceIa newus.
SHIP CsivE yoRpAS-salinorc March Ship Olive yorisu
fon ports The West Cossf Of souh Amefc Nth cargo
copper bound 10 this pat io racahusno
removing The eating leak found proceed
from two ANGER boes the stern they plugged
and the leak soeped After getting Der cu'waicr repaired
sD,r swoRDrIsH Croker "a ms, from sascsbsa
made the passage months 10 days bens ssr,es
on reccrd The tpsasn .sis mot tcess repo ted
taken IN but once during The snJye passage.
snir oirASrs Limit Bossnr from Liverpool ~ DAYS
on sf 81 Ion To- with Succession OF heavy westerly gales
BARK CrsA of Boston, Bates hence Jan Is with coa for
trwah was wrecked 20 miles of hat port Def
sorf current setting westward. snd ii hSu,.d
NE essis ard l,n thick hszy 9Th ugly s~el
Msa the lard ee.rios ssw about 10 miles dI.An,; AN
reefs that extend soue his teore sse GOT round and
sukfg very heavy every hauled down all tie sa:s
Stern boat with two men In u but heavy
hsf TO pot on for Gncb set The long boat
ont, tut heavy ses aud %. Ing Of bark ssore n 70
p~css Found hat could schtg 10 ssye ne bark chi
tbe uasis 10 care Ter about broke amid
sk,s but The dn a, DE- wight ss tbe
tbs wreck but thev scud 10 ssistxnsS
Aer several ullc<s stempts get nns by means
ns'ives and al one by ashnre WITH
whss we stood rrdirr could nosa,rT from he
whe-e we srrived iSh Ard had aecrssry asssance
rendered by The United States Corsul, M For.
BARR KrrixrAbout ~ bales Of crsiou bsvc Ne@u saved
from bars kecIrr sshose ON lag Stand seov Dsiachos
hey he wing been washed ont from toe house deck
Bk,c :EsS BAyrrsrE Oh Wood End Province
to-n q, high he on Ut lns.
Ba,e NsvryrAs Sclssn, ct Ss~ Haven Prom esysruer
when liz days out carried away main tpnss with yard ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
TO MANNERS.
NOTICE TO MANNERS.
EJSH BANK
LIGHT VESSEL.
EAST COAST OF IRELAND,

BALLAST OrrlCr DuBuN Dec a. l860
having heep represented thai 1hr~s
hoed from the m Bank light Vessel (rbcu seen I'd
on} liable to b. mistaken for sing Fixed tigh 10 deemed
.syssile 70 reduce THE bsfhts OF the Lights ezAioted
The fore and In,zer asia of TINS vesrei.
NoTfnE is EErEBy GIVEN,
That the Lat Of July 1850 the ah, exhibited fov Ia
l0rensss Of the kJsH BANK Light Nessel height nj u
feet above the level Of he III lowered snd
exhibited heifht Of ~ feet above bs level Of
heh q v feet - he lowered feet shsncefovh e1bk
i~t ~ q beich OF 10 feet above tee level ~ the
The f,Th exhbsd from the win remain ~ q
present height Of Is above the level o tho bea
then 10 feet above the lev 81 Of he two other Lghs.
This LighI vess~. will siso from the data carry q
Flsck Ball At eachtof her mast beads
b. order, WILLIAM LEES Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

NvoR eALE-THE STEAMER BONITA BUILT IN 1857
for pleasure Yacht she about o. sst length Is set
IN feet depth Of hold and draws about 81 ncnss
water with coal watcr &c board She osr,a,nS
engines esch inch cylinders "a inch stroke rs whees ~
III be order hui south bay Of Long alaxd Apriy
STEaMBoAr FOR sALE.-THE POWERFUL Str xEa
trderwrer 32 tors burthen. 10 feet iurg; hiss f,r
ekh. psh cylinder nav boe. and IN thorough order
hsrbor Apply to ". DE GROOT, 80 Front sfeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
THE I.GCTURE sEAsON.

GRAND LEcTyRE-rHE REv J. r NEWMAN OF
NJ the Bedford street r. H. Church will deliver l.c,nre on
wssbnffn he rSoinss Of hs sr-rican Character
Tuss-ay EVENT. karch a, he N1r.ok 2 chnrrh
hst~een fiyhgou and ~santrr behalf Of
Doors ~ o'c cck. aoco.k. dnaisst,n
= cents Tcses :, he door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

MOTHER VETERAN GONE SENIOR VETERAN
"a Ccrpa OF 16l2-we leaving -Hroshsrs you
v ea 70 attend ne funeraicfs brohcr soldier dwad tlsa
tep this day Tuesday March O'Clock from
The ehodst Episccp. church wctt revs vnh
badge oi mourning. le, every attend We don't
hnow whose turn comes next H. RAYMOND. Colonel
1sAlc H. PRTFe. kdjutsrt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

NoTIcF.-TBE VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1871
lV also the widows, rich and poor. win call nj tn Bounty
Land ofss Nc ~, BAL pace ps. Q The crpsr q Cham
ard equipments used IN the It 1872 ~ and "a
days In The month Of March, when h busnes s Re se5
Col y. RAYEONp, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

FrsE At PER M. "a NORTH RIVER About one O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon IRE occurred board the barge
: r. Ahen, lying ., the loot Of Harrison street, pier
No 81 II originated among some bales Of hay, ana be-
the flames could be exunguhed the upper deck and
gearing OF The barge totally destroyed The loss
viii amount To about 81 500 insurance Tho steam
BOA, South Amerca was lying aiongs'de Of the barge
fortunately she had steam up and managed - get clear
q the barge but no. until her upper the
hoard Size clustered and burned. The dsnase
he South America vii amount b abot s. 900; insured
ciy companies FOR $o4 COO The barge AMI steamboat
owned ny Vim Melen. The hay owned by
Am. Wi,lsms; oss about $500 There about 500
bushels OF IN the boo the vessel they owned
BY Man mug Co aud are probably damaged by water
Ia the ext, o $500 The FIRE engine Manhattan
No. s. got 20 work pier No 49, stretched her hose
the SIP supporting them from the bowsorit OF
echooper and BY guy ropes Thus in spte Of Obstacles
she dia gooa and c,ed,'anie service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS
BLAcKwATER BANE
AND
kRRT.OW BANK
LIGHT vEsSETS,
EAEI CsiAST OF Ireland.

BALLAST OYrIcE, DuBllN, Deo q lisa
einx deenoe s1pedsht at alteration should he msds
the character of The lgbs e1hiSted nom TIA Blaos
sier Hank sud stkl0~ Bank seht Ee4pesk
Notice Is HEREBY GWEN
BtACKWATEh BANK.
That be lights exhibited from the Biackwatsr Bank
he h veers revolving and The other tired -
~ Ju; 1861 discontinued and hs1cefcrth from q
sunrise bright nxcs light viii os ezSated rom tbs maiu
rnst of shs vessel NJ hesb If thirty three feet
he eve o. the This vessal VIII carry black bail he
main nAss bead
APKLOw BANK.
The 5xed bright tight eshbsd iron the tlalo~ Bsmn
tight vesse VIII AZ the ume tscpDtraA3 And tAenoo
forth from surset, eanre bright revolving hs which
WI nsit 10 senest 1riancy Greg IN every minnte, attn
of thirty feet shove the level Of The aea Ths weasel WI
css~y bisck bell ri her Msin msss brad
1heee changes WITH take plsce dnuspeously with Ne
htnon q kochshi Light and TIE PROPOSED change In ho
coor oI ~ @ohns fct Light notice Of which this day cir
culs,ed. By csf~r WILLIAM In Eg Sccresary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

bnsG-In Providence r. t. Wednesday, oe. TO- Danei
hnsh, formerly oftbis city aged ~ years
ola sPes Blown and dssssfY 81 Robe Bs5nd ~'
bOhNETT-On Saturday Nov. 10 Emily wife Of James Bon
ny and daughter ofths late John BnOee in the oh yea,
cARPENTTR- Suddenly a, Hsri.on w.s,cbe.r coun,v
The relatives and eg Of ,s sSt 'n yea sss; az.
fners from Purchase MeshngAoo -, 40 re
s Fye Sspo 70 meet SstIs ne O'clock t train o y s
coNopoN-Is this city, on Saturday, Nov n go ~
Congdon aged IL years II months and ii ia, ~ o1h NJ
CoOPER-In IBIS city on sundAyIyov II
ofSidney ard Sarah A. Cooper aged nan1e, Coope son
DuhNELsxon Saturday, Nov TO- - S.s., sIa = "sy"
month: adi2y ds ~ and Annie Das s
TIE friends Of the family are resOee.,,n,
Der parents No. 81 st. No SsoSs ron ;ss residence
taton. IT, - f'' "t-In' '' further iuvi
FLEAING-on Saturday evening No, IA Ian NJ
Ionpl5s FLEMING 'eed 80 yesrs grandson Of Reha5a Ams.
His relatives and ends are Invited TO attend the funeral ,..
S on G6fiSRb5, Church Hudson street at OeSs
FOWLER. In th. city, sunday Nov. II catharine Pose
relict offne late David fowler sged IS years
GREEN AT Rye or Saturday Nov 10, William NJ C. er,sr
.on n Elizabeth and the late Giles Green, aged IS yeas
me nths and days. 49,
Hr SS-ID Brooklyn, Sunday Nov H. John H. Hess n he
CGth year Of hs age.
JoNEsIn this city on Sunday Nov H. Francis Thornu III.
beloved child Of Henry g. ara Sarah Jones aged 10 months
LAwRENCE-On Sunday Nov. H. Clara Lawrence daughter
Of Samuel and Cornflia Lawrence. 80
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Mason eged 10 yevs and months Of RUsh and Fanny
| NJ Mason. :.
uners on Tuesdsy The 18th in from Mansion House Hies
street, Brooklyn, at II O'Clock a
| MADDEN-On suuday Nov H. Mrs Catherine Madden, wife
Of James Madden Of Brooklyn aged 81 years. ~
WOOD-A. Huntington, Long Llsnd Saturday evenns
Nov. TO- Eliza IT, wife Of Vim. w Wood, and daughter .
| Henry scudder in the ilst year of her age.
WESTBRoOK-On Sunday Nov. II, Samuel Westbrook age
60 years month and days. -,
The funeral will take place from his late residence 70 ~
Fiebth avenue on "Wednesday. Nov. "a. at oclocs p ID
The friends the family kindly invited to attend "ho
further notice.
WTTERsIn this city on Saturday Nov. TO- Maria There's
beloved vile of James Winters aged years mouths sod
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Steamship De Soto Johnston, EewOesns via Havana Nov
T. ndss and pass. 10 Livingston Crocheon Co Nov.
| perienced heavy gales and wind from 5. Il. to w..
Steamship Columbia Berry Charleston mdse and psss to
Steamship Huntsville Post Savannah dse. and pass to g.
o. s. corvette Cumberland ssrstOn Portsmouth, N. H.,
hO@ss RICHARDSON Co. #as days from Cape S 70
B sa :. 'lo ns 'Dl wary o. 'oisns'' mum 0''D'
Ship Richard Ill., Scott Boston Is hours in ballast TO master
Was lowed to this city by sesmtug r. B Forbes
ship Greet Western Furbe Liverpool Oct mdss and pas
Bark vests Bremenj steenesfe Bremen days iron and
2o3 @ Bechel Has experienced heavy W winds
Bark Exeter OBJ Of Liverpool N 81 Mortimer Denis Sept
Brig Native Dr. Yarmouth, n So Trask Ardosssn
days pig iron and coal to EdtOn Bros Experienced heavy
N w. gales nearly the entire passage
Big zebulum BE) Davidson Newark to load for Windsor
Brig M Arnold Brl, Atkins Dorchester, N. B., day.,
Brig Robert MOwe Bouns New Haven, in ballast. wlllOsd
schr D. B. Bayes Jayne st. Marks 10 days cotton ke to
schf. Gilbert Bent Br) Howard, Corvallis N. s., 10 days
schr D. W. sanders, Burton, Newberu n c. days na's
schr Mary Aankin Bearse, Boston, dse to J. Dayton
Schr Sophia Ann Smith, Providence for PhiIadelpsA
s schI RnRy RTaHsy EhzqRSehROrt coal o5 Boston
S. Idcs days Ss TO s'
sehr Oregon Nash , ROcSsnd day. lime to master
scir Laura jane Tracy Norwich for Rondout.
Schr. Lucy Blake, Wood, Rockland, lime.
Schr Joseph Rogers Wohington Portland days stone.
Schr Eva, Taurgee, Providence DAYS
Schr VIM Lopez Thompson New Haven for Philsdephs.
Schr Bengal Blk Rockand days lime
schr Empress FanswOrth, Rockland days, lime.
soop lsssc H. Borden, Collins Fall River days mdse 10
master.
soop Blackstone Allen Providence days. mdse to m.ste
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia, mdse. Lopez XIX
patrick.
steamer IrOnsdes vandeveer Phladelphi,, mdss jan
Briggs.
sssmug B. Forbes Baker Boston % hours having ship
Richard II /. in tow
BELOW-l bark.
sAILED-steenlships Northern Light AspinwsI CshAwb.
Havana and New ships Shooting star Liverpool bark
Planter, Mobile; bark " hite Sea, Glasgow.
also, steamship karnsk, Nassau and Havana bsTf hsrT
Bentley. Genoa. ID
NlND-During the cay, NNw
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BRrAKINc GRouND FOR THE NEW PARK PAS.
BYrERIAy CHURcH.-Tbe new church intended for the
congregation Of the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, in
Brooklyn, to be known as the Park Presbyterian
Church, was begun yesterday afternoon with the
ceremony Of breaking ground, which attended by
large concourse Of people. The site Of the church is
at the junction Of Lafayette avenue and Oxford street
a fine part Of the city. The Rev. DR.. Elmendorf
read Tie Scriptures, tbs Rev. DIR. Buddngton made a
prayer, and the Rev Mr. Cuyler then delivered an al
dless appropriate 10 the OCCASION After that there
vas some sLoyeIing by somIuttee, singing by the
audience and otherwise the ceremonies were conducted
similarly abroad opening. The church is to be in
the Romanesque size, aud built OF brown stone II is
to BE- the same style Mr.. 3eochers and when con-
Guided viii be the largest Presbyterian church IN
Brooklyn. The length is lii feet width 81 feet in
cudiug buttIesses he tower is TO be III feet high
and he spe, If be added, VIII be 1870 icet There
il leetuIe-room underneath. The church will seat
800 people, and viii cos, probably without the fur
nturc, about si0,000 Tic carpenter IS the who
built Air Bceoh9rs present church and the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music, Nc. Reeve. The mason is Dir.
LOesc. VINO built the Cbuio,Ci tho Holy Trinity.
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THR sOHR q. ID. SHANNON from Boston Tor Philadelphia
recently ashore squan got ca ON Monday morning Hi
received but little damage.
KEY WEsr Nov 1.-THE ship Ocean Star previously reported
ashore on Triumph Reef has been located o and lies the
wharf dschagng She is leaking badly All the cargo has
been save from the ship Ceo Gordo except II bses-70 bales
dry The berk Cor1eia Of Boston, ashore Loo Choo
key Sunday night II ocock and il is she win prove
sote oss Her bottom fast breaking up The wreckers
M oLh Swing cargo. and will save Che fore aud main rggns