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LUNG DISEASE,
lNCIPIENT CONSCMPTIoN, GRON
CHITIS. ASTHIIA, THROAT Dis
EASE, &c, &c.

We call ESPECIAL attention Of persons afflicted W..
those diseases, 10 - tact tLat have almost
Die tire 'tnsnt N those Ccc'i0us, Which b.s bee
lately discovered. w Aaye succeed ~ lv-.0u,
cases OF this kind in lew months who Aays bean t..
cd Tor years to no effect, and others arc nov MA
treatment and are rapidly bong restored a. III s,t,
use their own words, taoy say they 1891 tEgr-e. 20
coming up every day. We do positively clam s
there Is no case far advanced but that ws gu Ia
ana make more comfortable, and proiynS hts ant -
most OF cases can DO successfully cured taken n a.
KIND OF time Remember that this is an =. Z! T..
pro emont, and remedies are being discovoro Il .
arm disease Of many Of its terroTs We iuy!t. tics
who are threatened or have any folln OF Lung LtSs
70 give us one tr1ai, When Wa can prove HilUo IN
said IN the above.
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Connections are made az foIIows.


Connections are made az follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. r. for Harrisburg
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, n. 2
and Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo R. R. for sandusky
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and all points in the
North West. with Detroit steamers for De-
troit, jackson. Chicago and the North West
With Cleveland & Erie R. R. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls With Cleve.
land Columbus & Cincinnati for Crestline
Delaware, Columbus and Cincinnati.
At Eudson with the C. q. & c. r. 2. for Cuyahose
Fails, Akr n, Millsrsburgh and Wooster
At Alliance with P. Fl. W. & o. h. r for Canton
Massillou, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Columbus
and Chicago.
At S,subenvile with p. @. & c. Line and at Bellair
with c. o. R. B. for GAINESVILLE, Newark, Col.
umbus Xsnia, Daytoa, indianapolis, Cairo,
Cincinnati, Louisville St Louis St. Joseph
and all points West and South West
Excursion Ticket. to Pittsburgh and return $500.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than any
other route,
Through Tickets to all points in the West North and
East can be procured at the Office under the McLure
House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket Agent at
Bridgeport Station.
Frght contracts viii be made at the lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections to
the East North, West and North West ct Office under
NcLurs House, with Fl Agent at Bridgeport Station
WIN. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va
D. 3. WILLIAMS, Agent
Bridgeport, o.
z. R. MYERS, Gsnl Ticket Agent july '53sf
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r

e ~ % ss
OFFICE BAIT l. OHio RAILROAD Co.. I
Wheeling Station, Aus 1863
ON and after Monday night, the 10th Of Aukust
~ the Passenger trains will be run by the fol.
lowing schedule:
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FREIGHTs.

BY this route Freghts Of all descriptions can be
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Baltimore to and from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers By which Goods can be for.
warded to any port tho Ohio, Muskiugum, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland Sar husky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes,
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their freight TO this Company can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit. y...'.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West By the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times favorable as are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
E9E@Be particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central B. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents Of the
company:
D. A. Stewart, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
Clarke & Co., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
Il. W. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
r. G. Meldrum Co.. Madison, Indiana
J. E. Moore, Louisville Ky.
W. n. Altman, Evansville. Ind.
r. F. Sass, st. Louis Mo.
Clarke Co, Chicago, H.
J. II. McColum, Portsmouth, O.
McNsely & Montgomery, Maysvills, XIV
". b. E. Langley, Gallipolis, o.
q. 9. Pierce & Co., GAINESVILLE, o.
N. Il. Hudson, Ripley, o.
K. o. Me- "um. General Travelling Agent
for the South and West
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M'LURE HOUSE, WHEELING,

for the purpose Of treating oil diseases of chua
character. Examination end consultation free Cgj
soon and judge for yourselves Wee wish 60 sec Al.
cssos Of long standing We will give our houes Or 10
ion in every case. and VIII not take any money fun
patients without there is good prospa: OF s:tosrf
them 10 health.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling
Rail Road.

I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, April Doth, 1868, Pas
~ senger Trains viii leave Bridgeport az follows,
Sundays Excepted)
1880 A. n Mail Train, stopping at all stations, ar
rives at Pittsburgh az 3:30P. NJ, and Glove
land at 1880 P. N.
S:43 P. M Express Train, stopping at all stations ar.
rives at Pittsburgh at SOS P. NJ
l0,l0 P " Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
2l0 A. N. and Cleveland at $40 A. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Great Bri.n;n.

The news BIZ the Scotia Of the deicat OF Rose
created considerable sensation and caused rise
of five per cent In the Confederate Loan bur the advance
was not fully sustained and closed about - discount
The Times thinks that RoSecrans defeated by SUI
pcror strategy rather than mere fighting and says 1t IS
evident that the Federal troops contested the field obs
Bat.ly, rallied when broken, and formed again ana
renewed the engagement repeatedly. They seem To
have done I'll that bravery and determination could
effect but the greater skill Of the Confederate Generals
IN combining the force which made the attack In
surod them victory. -
TIE H.rad LOOKS On it as the most decisive Dattlo
fought il the V cstorn states. -
7ae Morning P0st points to the popularity OF tins
great that neither begerent should be permitted
for prora cted period 10 follow the path OF victory
The Ann and Mary Ga.se attempts 10 show Tie dan
gerous position 81 osecran but suHg rs that me sec.
ela prospects may be brighter than tie telegraph makes
cut
A To Charleston il remarks that the means OF attack
beng superior a. the defence the place must fan
letter from Best dated sept. 20 says the flosioe
has finished rcpalgn sn the Government dock and gono
into tie mercantile narhor. whore she retting.
She would 20 into the roadstoad IN about week, pus
would not be ready for for three weeks or MONTH
The Union steamer kcarsage continued At Brcst avail
ng coas u IN pointed out that - hours must elapse
after the SAILING vessel before The other be allowed
10 depart. =,
The Great Eastern had been seized under an Ad
mlraltv warrant b. OF the slip Jane which
vessel she ran down off the Irish coast. There was an
improbable rurnor that the Cunard Company proposed
~ purchase the Eastern ~ convey coal ~ various
ports .Or then vessels
general meeting Of shareholders was held at Lon.
don the I'd The proposition was referred TO COM
miitee with Instructions 10 report in ten days.
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the whole length and width Of the vessel The sides
will be 81 feet thick including the compartments tim
Der and inches of iron plating. The frame and inner
hull are already completed. The revolving tnret will
be 90 feet in diameter and inches thick, Of sohd from
The accommodations for the officers are forward, and
those for tho sailors placed in juxtaposition She
will be driven BY two propeliers. Her armament VIII
consist Of two 5Opounders Her speed Is expected 70
be six knots; il is probable that she may make knots
which IL very rood speed for this class of vessels The
deck will be bomb proof Is inches Of solid timber with
a coating Of iron one inch IN thickness
THE STEAM PRIGATE NIAGARA.
This 40-gun steam irigate was put IN comlnls-
sion Yesterday at O'Clock in the afternoon, at thc
Navy Yard in Boston as we learn by teegrapnc as
patch. She is under orders 10 proceed ut once 10
Gloucester Massachusetts FOR the purpose OF
ing "a get some enst FOR the navy ier de-
tnation after she has rendered service there IL
unknown. The following officers reported on uecA
when the flag was hcisted: .
Comnodore, Thomas J. Craven; Lieutenant Commaniing
j. s. Barnes; Surgeon j. l.. Fox Psymastar j. III. VI o.
mougi; Chief Engineer Wm. Robots; Caapliin, william A.
Hitchcock Marine Officers: First Lieutenant, J. f. bhk'r
Second Lieutenant i; 7. French his,teI Wm Wsison
Acting Ensign J. A. slamm; Ens-rs X. ;. Chew, ". X
irdguan A. :. Barker; Assistant Surgeon Z. J. Il Wesi
Frr Assistant Engineer, q. H. Lscheyi Second Assistants
r. T.. Brown, !. Busrworth w. IT. HarIlsi Third Asi.t-
sns, r. schob'r. !. a.. Diamond, g. McAuister, r. r.
Fdwaris r. + ncFwei; Commodore CLERK = a.. Cialke
raymaor- Clerk :. ~ Coleman, +. II. Javieii Master
Mates ~ G. Leslie r.. N. X Place, r. B.. Atkinson, = :.
Jsesuruu; Boat vain, George Smith Gunner, Eng MACK
Carpenter Nicholas Mayer sailnoker a, ". Cassel
THE LAUNCH THIS MORNING.
The iron-clad Manhattan viii be launched
NJ % o'clock this morning Mt the yard Of the MefsIs
Scc0r I'm jersey City. Tickets FOR tho launch can be
obtained G.! MI. Brkbeck. The superintendent
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3.--BREADsrrFFs.- -Bgland,
A,,a Co. Rieharison Spence Co, sad ether, report:
Fo dull and partially declined Cd Wheat steady but dull
Red We,tern. Is sds1; Red Southern 869s9; White
Western, go " hle Southern Gst Com active and
% higher; M2sd, II az 8
pR0vIsIoNs-N sketed. Nash Co, and GORDON, BRUCE
Coz epori Beef quiet ssd steady Pors steady Bacon tends
onward and active. Butter still aty5ncinz and the nne
gale. are 81 ghcr Lard baoysn and oil qualities uiEc
higher; sales AZ - d>0I@ TA.low steady.
PEopUcz-The Brokers circular reports; Ashes quiet but
steady Sugar fruer aud Cd higher Coffee quiet Rice
steady and unchanged. Linssed -uer Linseed on hrm
Cod Oh very du Rosn que. aud ssesdy SPIRITS Iaspen-
tine Inactive.
Bout Ensl.h Brandon report: Petroleum heavy and
tending downward; Crude, AIS i9 = s4n Iehed, 10 y
gallon.
LONDON Cot a-Barn.s' circnlsr reports: BEEADsryPs
dull aud tending downward laos h, With ar -ctye re-
quest Scotch Pr SUGAR ecve, ard tidli fteher.
CoPYKE heavy and az lOw,E. kIcR steady. IEA quiet
bit steady iAtLOw steady and unchanged SPIRITS Jrh-
PFNrvH SIN declining PgrRorrrw quiet a. 40 Tor Crnde-
LssED CAKES eAsieT Lnsced OIL tends eo"awafc SPERM
Grove, Todd eror, Ro.is FIRM rRvvrsoss steady ard
unchanged.
AMERicAx SHcugITirs-Barrinss Circular reports only
small sales Of American Securities and prices NORMAL
HAygE Oct g-CorToN: Sales OF he week. ,oco bales
market quiet AID tf; New Orleans es o.d-lre, 3sL do
ts,, JJ,. stock, 300 haes.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 3, eyening.-CoTToN buoyant;
sae Tie day Of the Acas departure 1000 bales Of which
spectators sni Esp tiers i'ok 4,ooo bales.
LIVERPOOL BEkADsTUFFs MsRKEr.-fhe hreaistrfs
ke Is quiet and steady Com actse aud tending upward
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARsEr.-Tke Provision market
l. quiet Iard nruer. Taliow hrin.
Lospos MAgHETs. LONDON Oct. ,, evenng.Corsos FOX
Money 9i,GN1..
AMERICAN Illinois Central shares 6cf dis.
count, Ere shaIus .@0.i.
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Humane that Then there were 81 little children,
moheress left 10 the OF these old men and women
Christians, par excellence having sold their mothers
OIL The old cripple who has always walked upon lis
knees and who managed in the necessity OF the case
to hold an infant of about FIVE months in his Iap was
approached by Dr. Ramsey Surgeon Of the s'th ~ H.
Doctor-You are getting along go far in years now
Won do MT care anything about the way things are GONG
in the country; you don't care anything about having
yonr frocdoni-you could nj enjoy II long any way.
The old man Frightened upl Oh, yes, massa, deco
do There's Leap o work in the ole man yet; ne
can take care Oh his self very well yet An seems 10
me massa should like 10 be free fore die; II womb
make feel better 70 90 10 nudder world free man.
Yesterday afternoon there dress parade Of tins
brigade before It's commander Gen kce. some OF lile
regiments were largely made up Of coScfpts; 80 was
told; | should not have guessed i from Their appear
ance. But two OF the regiments were unroenierced'
and stood in striking contrast with the len gthoned lines
Of their rcpcnshed neighbour. They formed the most
moving part Of the fire spectacle. Their torriy re-
duced numbers spoke so poilscdly and thriiinhY ~
once VI Tie dangers th'y h9d sseu ,in 'c nun ~
sent heroes they had survived 10 was NE chPy cLui'
NJ a family reunion. OF taicred haiue nag ~ W.
midst of holiday pageant. Tie lith New ioih' aA"
5jth PeDnsy gania were The remnant regiments;
There is a good deal of talk among the ol thTrc-
years volunteers Hb0ut reenlising for the veteran
Corps" know several regiments that are fn'd 10 nhFo
made mp their minds 10 DO IL generally Certainly 'hcic
Is great indu,cmcrt such as was never oNiti p. ="
nation before since the world began. The lmmt use
bounty is si.kinely significant 81 pe por'a1inH uo'
trine of our Republican Government ia"t "Hh''',i
capacity man in even IN mnry liic where every
thing is Of necessity rigidly castit.d " me TaHE
II hHi the cuincn's sfo1p; the mn SDd Tor "a
and tiat. Therefore. enc Ainc'ic'n r'l.h HNuln W,
respected pccuniarily ub0ut equally wan anni. eI /
overheard officer of TIC line taking about ms ~
bounty and asfeyeTaiug m sober oaIbeftess iha' u
Wouh be- more money M thor Pocacs. i ~ fI'o W
their commits ofs, and r,rist H the veteran corps
Tie army b. not altogether without ainus'mehs 'le
generally magnificent weather The 'ihccfs even 81
The line take a occasional lolscha t'p.f %, ~ ,'
diversified picturesque country, nud once We,h 'r 3d.
come Of The Generals Younger rtlA ol.cfis get up e
match for "a ruce between their oNn horses. among
Tie how" cnr. PLAYING j. the common bat not sn.c
amusement the other evening passed camp where
the bows were going m heel and ioe with rrcai gc 10
the music OF o violin. vel played ~ one Of tho.r com
rados. ,. T.
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The Army OF Gen. Rosecrans.

The following extract IS from p letter by a
lieutenant in the 10Th Indiana Regiment, Roiecran
army. dated Chattanooga Oct ,, received in BOSTON,
Little did think when wrote von. on the eve of the
2st of September last that the neat gay orr dear ar
would again wlIl into the storm % Daitle, ahd Win
them ou. own brigade. but so II was 20 be- iAt
next mornn. found our entire army concentrated 1T
his place and in position 20 meet the enemy but they
must have been severely punished 70 advance aAd
Give battle. We were beaten ont not severely ur-
kaied-uciihcr routed nor denora.Hed.
The minute If the events u the battle you VIII long
ere receipt Of this know hut all bear witness 10 the
galnntfy ~ the army and TIE commanding generals
Gen. ioaccranl rode along through t.e storm OF shot
and shell cool calm and collected. or tins reveise 10
arms OF course the newspapers must soon seuter
their ou,uious far and ide and blame Win 10 m
sharing hand Already I see by some gart.ed &c.
counts in Of the NewYork papers. dispo,iton oi
the Northern press 20 blame cen ltoseorans ohihVt
conceal 10y Indignation against those knights oi tAe
quill who have neither the germs 10 unu' iano ~,
less conceive % military movement Of tie simplest slnu
in fact hardly know the difference between con-
many and rcginani--Wlo stand up ana cIltclst carr
~ hal fault with end blame Commanding General
vho on many hard fought. bloody field, BY TIE mex
o. ablo testimony of success has proved himself sreai
ClielAin. 80,
nj. has been too much tie course and policy Of the
Northern press. However this may be IN reference "a
Gen Kosecfs. there IS ono tang tue so qcrs oI Tn
army WHO have 30 long been LED 10 Nictoy ~ nm AAS.
unhounGed confidence in his genius and IN his star %
this had Won been here the past few Gays sinee IA
battle YOU would have been conyinced Wien he rides
along the hnes-wlich he does almost every day-!oa
should have heard their loud long cheering suffice
10 prove :. you that Old Rosy u loved and ne
leycd in by his men. who hsye rios 81. and u thci
c,tlrna,ion not found him wanting" Moreover, Ns
are becagured IN lrcnt. lookout Mountain and hs'
ridge To The south and lsward of the town are IN pos
session II the enemy. and they can looA dowa W.T.
longing eyos ON the coveted Chattanooga sti he'll
| hy Northern Vandals"
| Our entire army Is masscd here and day ana nigh
since lie failing back have the boys being ~ woI
throwing UP earthworks Will these We are stIonge
today than would corps Of r,eHforceInents made
the LIST day o. the battle
Tho lcthargy II tho enemy in putting of day ate
day an sa..u.t on our position can only De eccoune,
for by the premise that they suffered terribly IN h'
ba,tes but day by day has dragged slong aud 40 At
NAV bring on an attack but les, assured army WI
advance 10 repel IT, with failing heart as to the Re
suf
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The Confederate loan had advanced !: per cent
The Idily N,rs says Gen. Bragg's victory over Gen.
Rosecrans is n striking demonstration u The wisdom OK
the new military policy of the contederates IN oon-
bnin. their forces TO arrest the advance OF ne red
erais Tie honors Of the battle belong 30 Gen. Bragg
bat he must do more than he has hitherto done II the
Confederate cause IS 10 gain valid advantage from his
sword
The Paris Secls argues that IL Stephens visits Paris
with the expec: alton of procuring the Teeognlon OF
The South he VIII return disappointed. Lie TINE ZOE
tat has s.e, if il existed. The South by arm
ing tie NJ goes shows that is resistance II
Macmillan Lad answered the Mexican deputauon-
He was ready accept the throne on free spontane
ons cXpressen OF the population srd ~ guaranty ior
integrity IN the independence q the country.
Tie Paris Boursc Was heavy. Rentes or s5c.
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NnNaI llAArIncIlss.
rnH LL0HT pnArr IROg.cLAp GUNnOAT

THE LIGHT DRAFT IROS-cLhD GUEnOAT CoHOEs.
This vessel, which was commenced some
weeks ago 1T Mr.. Rowlands ward. NJ Grcenpoint is
progressing rapidly. She was designed by Chef t9gf
neer sinners g. = ~ and Is 2s5 feet long - feet wide.
aud feet depth Of hold The Cohoes Is Of peculiar
construction. There ~ immense hull, outside Of
which there Is another hun the space between them
forming water.igit oompartmcnts; outside the outer
huh is the wooden bulwarks and lion armor The com.
parlcnts are capable Of being flooded aud pumped out
ahe 10 float without the aud OF the outer hall, II Il
should DO damaged by ram or proectic. The Internal
sdss are SQUARE with tho bottom which Is perfectly lst
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The DRAFT Excitement in jackson. n. r..

\ correspondent oi The boston journal iul-
rishcs the following particulars OF the burning Of he
Forest Vale House at Jackson. y. H.. on Thursday
night last hy parties whose object is supposed 70 have
been the distraction If the life Of Deputy Provost
Marshal and an enrolling officer who were serving no
tces 10 the drafted men In that town The Deputy
barely escaped with he life:
Marshal Hiram G. Paul aud Enroning officer Horace
w. Godfrey have been engaged IN notifying conscrips.
The Jacssorihns have cthihitcd moo'criNc slrit.
"Wednesday M. Godfrey was scaldcd and stoned, but
not harmed
wednesday night they took lodgings with Horace
Goodrich. esq the proprietor 81 the larkes Inn and
public boarding house IN the town. MI g. retired
about n T. IN. and In Few minutes aiier discovered
that his premises on IRE Tie arose and onnd lla
TIE flames worc just bursting through the ROOT oi shed
connecting his house and stables. Here was quantity
~ straw. and she flames spread rapidly. In httc more
than hour The whole group Of buildings with most OF
their contents, were consumed.
The buildings we're worth 81 900 He also lost up.
ward Of 600 worth Of prov lsions and @ - In cash
There were also consumed fOur hogs olc horse, two
aud straw. large lot OF haIncsz farming ioor, &c
The whole loss was $500 seseneigAshs OF when lei
on Mr.. Goodrich.
A portion of the balance was that Of Car.er ThOrp
Stage proprietor The horse aud one u the wagons
belonged 10 Timothy WOlCott esq, 81 tho Convoy
House. There was no insurance on. the proper.
When Deputy Marshal Paul was aroused. be Supposed
lis retreat hy the stairway cot oil by the hle and
escaped from third story window, and was slightly
injlrcd.
Messrs. Paul and Godfrey have todey been engaged
In ifying conscrirts. On one occasion they were
stoned hut not Injured They viii finish the business
20 morrow.
while obey were absent from the village. party az
dcspcradoos set upon Stokes who drove Mr.. Wocotts
team. and by beating aud kicking him, actually drove
Lin nom the town. Marshal Pail q short time since
arrested Helm Of Albany. de'crtcr and the hus
band Of three wives lie Is "A desperate fellow and
drew Il pistol on Mr.. Paul, but was obliged to sue
cumb.
j. Edward ptman the Chairman Of tho Board OF
Seectmen In Bartlett. having been conscripted, has
skcdaddl,d. The draft viii be enforced IN carroll
County although few ignorant desperadoes may De
melted To deeds Of violence by men VINO cnin 10 De
respectable Ii il but Just however 10 say that many
of the conscripts even Jackson are disposed 10 sub
nit oui,tly Ia The claims of the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
SECOND DISPATCH.


81. JOINS n. T.. Tuesday Oct. 10, 1853.
Tho steamship Africa, in a dense fog struck
near Cape Race at 10 o'clock last night The ship was
nut about before she struck but took ground fore AFT
aud amidships and remained the rocks half an hour
There was considerable on with sontheriy wind
The ship was much damaged. The boats were got
ready but not launched AFTER hour the ship
foatcd and the pumps speedily cleared her. .
Capt. Stone then headed for Halifax but afterward
thought prudent 10 bear up for here.
The cargo is much damaged The ship makes great
deal of water,