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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

NEW YORK. Oct a.
Is. ssstF91F ~ = = ~ = ie711S ?
klour--sales 1900 bbls; State and Western 25@4o
higher; State 8 1893 As; Round Hoop Ohio 10 Qua
II Is; Western 1893 70; Southern frmer sales 1890
bbs at 70 60@l4 90; Canada 10000 sales $50
bbls at 25ol12 TO- - ICY 10 II . Is /,
Wheat-5G8c better; sales ono bushels Milwau-
kee club Is; $500 do common Riater Red Western
10; $500 DO White Canada 235; 1900 do White
Michigan a so.
Corn-2Ac higher; sales a, 900 bushels; mixed Yves
tern 56t. - - :
Oats-frm: sales Canada at $780, 4 Is 1e.F
Beef-steady. al1a Fl $50 =, s.5.s,t +
a 60G43 Co., s.f 4 81 80 - 7---' - :
ard-frm; sales 300 bbls ct 20G22c
Butter-quiet; sales Ohio at 30G36.
175. my
sugar--frm; sales $50 hhds; Porto Rico 1sta20c:
Museovado l81920c; 100 boxes Havana l9Bc. - :
Molasses-active; sales l75 hhds Porto Rico 500
Naval Stores-dull. -. So : - =
Petroleum-armer sales 1900 bbls; crude at 45sc;
refined 10 bond ESQ. WV
Wool-frm. yssts7 goa f7.t flssf.iss4 E
Freights to Liverpool-dull,
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,fosbv,s G,,err;,,as.

EA@ WASHINGTON, Oct. "A.
John A. Washington, one of Mosby's dis
patch bearers, was captured near Rectortown,
Va, on Saturday and a number of dispatches,
it is said. were found upon him. 81
Mosby's and Whites gangs Of guerrillas are
again lowering around in Fairfax, Loudon
and the adjoining counties. as.,a8 80 -
Yesterday number of Mosby's scouts made
their appearance in the vicinity of Great Falls
on the Potomac, about eighteen miles from
this city. Two of them were captured and
brought in. la9y A 3ass.e So ..a4 sdf
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25


GRAND OPERATE CoNcEHT.-We have
received the programme for the copcert this
evening at new City Hail. Some of the
brightest operate gems will be brought out,
and the Mendelssohn Qintette Club will give
the best Instrumentation ever heard in this
city. The tickets are going off like hot cakes,
and we advise all lovers of high order OF
music to secure their seats early or they may
come out minus or be driven into corner.
We expect the hall will be filed to overflow
ing. Some, perhaps, would prefer to have
whole opera, but we are inclined to the belief
that this concert will please very large ma
jority of Portlanders better than the perform
ance of any opera, for here we shall have the
most brilliant gems selected from many operas
There will be greater variety of music than
is found In single opera, and all tastes will
be suited. Besides, all the performers are solo
lists of acknowledged skill and the auditors
will not be compelled to listen to singers or
players who are imperfect in their roles. Our
spacious hall will present brilliant spectacle
this evening, and the proscenium win be filled
With the beauty and fashion Of the Forest
Gffv EU aEsE fEH t.-
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

Nor QUITE A Row.-Three drunken sailors
attempted to enter the Merchants' Exchange
yesterday afternoon, but were prevented by
Mr.. Rich. the Superintendent, whereat they
got outrageously mad and threatened all sorts
of revenge. Quite crowd collected in front
of the rooms, but the sailors would not bulge
until couple of police officers appeared, who
marched them off In quick time. a3
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

RAILROAD AccrDENT,-Y yesterday as the
York and Cumberland train was approaching
the crossing at the Deering farm, horse and
wagon belonging to Mr.. Scammon of Gorham,
and driven by him, was awaiting the passing
of the train. The horse took fright and
jumped on the track just as the train had got
to the crossing. The cowcatcher struck him,
breaking one Of his legs, stove the wagon to
pieces and threw Mr.. Scammon on the tender
Of the engine. Fortunately Mr.. s. had no
bones broken. -aizis 5.IiaJ III 10 sssss
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REcRUITING.- -Four persons were examined
and passed at the Office of the Provost Mar
shall yesterday. They were credited, one each,,
to the towns Of Standish, WATERFORD, West
brook and Kennebunkport. Three Of them
were for the army and one tor the navy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25


THE Washington Total Abstinence Society
had very successful meeting last Sunday
evening. The hall was well flled, more SO
than at any previous meeting for the last six
months, not excepting when some prominent
speaker was announced. We are glad to see
such encouraging signs. Some may not be
aware of the good that is accomplished by this
society. Some hard cases have recently been
reclaimed, epd IT stimulates the society to be
M and.doing in their work Of humanity, In
teresting speakers are always present, who
speak from sad experience of the misery
brought to them by this habit. We hope to
see the hall filed next Sunday evening, when
able speakers will be present and address the
meeting. Young men are cordially invited 70
be present. n
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

ig WHEELING, VA, Oct. a. 8
A stock train going east came in collision
with passenger train going west from Balti-
miles from Warrington, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. An engineer, fireman and a
soldier were instantly killed and twelve or fif-
teen persons wounded, several Of them seri-
ously. The train is a total wreck. aAse l
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

New Books FOR BoYs.-Messrs- Walker,
Wise & Co., Boston, have just issued work
entitled the "Young Crusoe, or Adventures
Of a Shipwrecked Boy" by DR.. Harry. lisa
work of much interest and beautifully illus
trated. John Bradburn of New York, has
just sent out work called "Old Jack and his
Foot Cavalry, or Virginia Boys Progress to
Renown." This is story of the war in the
Old Dominion, with illustrations. For sale In
this city BY Bailey & Moves. l.Ia. p US. .aa-y
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AN APPEAL TO THE JUST AND GENER-
oUs.-We are requested to call the attention
of the customers and friends OF Mr.. Joseph B.
Skinner, lately lost overheard from his fishing
boat, to the wants of bis destitute family.
Any gifts, and any sums due to him, his ac-
commissioning lost with els body, may be hand
ed to DIR. Fl. +. Cummings, 1872 Congress
street, or Messrs. Steele & Hayes, l15 Middle
street. ~ 81 sQ s11sasa 90 e7s
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Portland aforementioned soc,etv.

fsHE Members of the above named Society are
hereby notified that their annual meeting stands
EaJourned TO the Assessors Room in the New CITY
government Building, Portland, Monday eveniD q.
October slst, current, at Ia O'Clock. Officers for
tne ensuing year, will then be chosen and 81 Oh
fore the meeting.
90 s..B. BECKETT, Rec. Secretary.
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ARREsrs.-The police yesterday arrested
two men on suspicion of being deserters. One
Of them had $3.50 in his pockets and $40 in his
boots. They were taken care Of until their
case can be examined into. Iell. 49,
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BAILED.-Sarpead, the Frenchman who
stabbed the waiter on board steamer Lewis
ton, was yesterday released from Jail, he hav-
ing procured bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at the U. S. District Court. as1
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

Oa1oNs.--A cargo Of very handsome Khode
Island onions is now lying at the head Of Long
Wharf, and for sale by Messrs. Russell q Neal
No. IL Central Wharf. We acknowledge the
receipt of a generous sample. 1t will save us
the expense Of purchasing should we wish TO
show becoming sympathy for the slausht-
cred Little Mackerels" on the Sth proximo'
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FoR AUeusrA.-Those who may wish to
make pleasant excursion to the Kenuebec,
can do SO by taking the special train at 8
o'clock this morning, returning this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

MRS. FREEMAN, who fell through the hatch
way of store on Fore street Sunday night,
lies in a critical situation. Her back is broken
from the fall. - n3sa,i q
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5as. slaaz agiae NEW YORK, Oct. "a.
The steamship New York, from SoutAamp-
ton 18th, has arrived. News anticipated.
The steamer A. 81. Bowman was sunk at the
dock foot Of Catherine street to-day. ass 3
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MERCANTILE DANCEs.-The managers Of
these private parties are making arrangements
for the third series to commence in December
at Lancaster Hall. ~ !.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

NetC Advertisements To-day.
Goods Marked Down-99 Exoharge Street.
House and Land at Auction at Morrill's Corner.
Proposals for Rations.
Horses, Marriages, 60 at Auction. f-
Sale Irou.
Dry observation-disclosures Zunder.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

SABBATH SCHOOL Teachers AssoCIA-
TIoN.--At the meeting of the Superintendent
and Teachers of the different Sabbath Schools
in this city, Saturday evening, Sabbath
School Teachers Association was organized
and the following officers elected. ID II s.s i
President, Carlton Kimball; Vice Presi-
dent, N. J. Gilman; Recording Secretary, E.
R. Cook; Corresponding Secretary n. d.
Burgess; Treasurer, Hanson v. Hart. ri
A meeting Of the Association will be held at
the room Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation, next Saturday evening at seven and a
half o'clock. aais 5Ia n $500
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WE understand Rev. Samuel Longfellow,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, win speak at Mechanics'
Hall next Sunday, afternoon and evening
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Retreat Of Prtce Confirmed.

gfsloqe Rso KANSAS Cry, Oct. "a.
sb A courier just arrived from the front re-
ports frice.in full retreat and closely pursued
by our forces. When the courier left the enes
ny were twenty-five miles south Of here. q
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

Presentation. Mark 81. Dunnell Is
about leaving this State to establish his resi-
dence at Winona, Minnesota Territory. e
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

tI'HE undersigned wishing to change his place of
residence, will sell his Shop, Furniture and
STOCK &c. The stock is new and complete in all its
departments The saud is one of the best in Port
iano, being suited to Family and Country Trade
Apply at las Congress Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
Horses. Carriages, &c., at a action.

ON Saturday Oat. 29th at IL o clio /. a NJ an
" Lime Street, we shat sell one k.xpress Wason.
Horse, harness, -, two nsw c5vtrtd Wa .oss;
four econu-hand narnttset; i CsnayI; ~ oLeaVy
Team wagons; ne Carolina foDey, souno as a nut.
and handsome MS meeting house; Jenny uG1s;
one Fanny aLo one Team horse; one Toy Baggy,
&C ,bc.
Oct25 dtd HENRY BAILEY CO., Auets.
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Runaway.

MARGARET SIDNEY. my wi ., having abscond-
~ ed witha man named Cook, taking with her
pay no debts Of her contracting; therefore no one
VIII nabor or trust her on my account. ANY one
much 0hlige N ~ : ,'D-s' Holm SGnNRY :.
Portland, Oct. "a, 1854 N-' sat
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oa.4r 81. WASHINGTON, Oct. "a.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan to-day
amounted to $929,430. : galqaaos -
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

SLooP-oF-WAe INo arrived at this port
yesterday morning. after cruise Of two
months. a 1s5 if'l.s -iata.aqssI
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25

NetU York Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a.
Increase in loans, $3.50 600; Increase in specie,
$3.50 0O0 decrease In circulation $50 600; increase
in deposits, $3.50 ,0o0 ad
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Dentistry.

ITIHE undersigned have associated themselves for
\ the practice of Dentistry, and will continue the
0fnSe lately occupied by Drs Beacon & Bresiin No
IL = rec street. s 9a ELBaIDGs BsAooN,
Hs .fif.fi HENRY KrMBALE.
roruano, Oct 10, 1854. oct20sod6w
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-25
Auction sale Of WOOD :, '1V,...,----

ON Thursday. Nov. Sd, on tie Farm Of ss,h 80.
Yer, k4q in Scarborough ali the ood an stos'
49, acres OF and, which have been aivia. nm
into sixteen lots, of arious sizes from fy 10 fon
teen acres each There are, In the estu alton o., ia
interested experts between 1000 and 5000 cords ~
mer,hantable wood; aud four OF these Its haSe
more than ninety thousand feet OF Pine timber I'm
nifty thousand of Hemlock. All easy of accefs lving
between the Post Road and + aine Road, seven miles
from Portland and eight from saco Sale oA he
premises-to commence at2 o'clCckP P. NJ.
HENRY BAILEY Co., Anstioneers.
Oct 7-d&wtd
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Horses for Sale.

1.-TWO orses, trained TO saddle and carriage,
"a we. wei broken and gentle. One is large horse at
nu;c .sam built aud of good appearance
Inc other issn excellent specimen of the Chan pain
Black Hawk stock. made for both speed and ensur
rage OF under the saddle. May be seen at Glspns
Stable, Market SQUARE THOMAS q. TALBOT,
oetsadlw. At once ofU, 8, Attorney.
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Per ,teamlruship Belgian. Of Tartber poin,

$3.50 Per steamship Belgian, offFarther Point.
LIVERPOOLCOTrON MARKET, Oct lathe
sales OF Cotton for four days were 1900 bales in
euding $500 to spectators and exporters. The
market closed dull at dec inc of Id. = IA 81
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFhM ARKET Rich.
ardson, Spence & Co. and Others report Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat dull and downward; Red Yves.
tern rs sd9Ss; Red Southern So 3d@Ss 3d. white
easier; mixed ATS 6d002Ss n - 80 : :
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, MARKET Beef
heavy and downward. Pork quiet and steady Ba-
con quiet and downward. Lard quiet and steady
Talow dull. Butter steady and upward N, -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. she's
sales small; Pots aud Pearls 30s 6d6l82s Cd. Sugar
dull and unchanged. Coffee ctive an d do wnward
Rice-no sales Linseed flat and Is lower, Linseed
oil dull and downward Rosin inactive Spirits Tur-
pentine dull. Petroleum declining; sales at Is 9d@
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TO TEE AFFLICTEDI
aoy DR. w. N. DENIM g, ,ssai
Medical Electrician,
tsa. No. Ill GIanD,s BLOCK.
0oRzxR or coNasEas ANp rEa srREra J

OORRKR OF CONGRESSES IND Elm STREETS
MOULD respectfully announce to the oitizsps a,
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent.
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that y have been in town we have cured some Of
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have triad
other forms of treatment In vain, and curing ma
asnts N 50 short time that the question Is often
We will say that all that do not stay cu ed We viii
doctor the second time for nothing.
Or II. mas been praetice, electrician fer tventvs
oneyears, and is also regular graduated pl ysioi
Electricity is perfectly adapted TO chronic Glseasss
n the form Of neryOasO Or siok headache; pelfaIs.
y the head, neck or extremities consumption VIII
m the acute stages or where the lungs are not fu
involved ecute or chronic rheumatism scrofula b
Of the spine, contracted muscles, disortsS Ibs
palsy or paralysis, St. vitas' Dance Deafness STAR.
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indieep-
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronob.
tie -t-'~t--es Of tho chest and all forms Of femGe
somplaints.I '7 % 80. :
9y E1oct1-1C1ty
The Rheumatic. the gouty, the lame and the lry
leap with Joy, and move with the agility aad elasr
~ Of youth; the heated brain Is cooled; the frost
moved faintness converted to vi9or, sgeakne,s 10
strength; the blind made to see the deaf TO hear and
youS sEs iT5 q oys Upright the g
prevented; tho eaiamities OF old age ODviated, A.
an active circulation maintained. q
paf iAi' IA DIES gns b..I-
Who have cold haEds and feet; weak stomaoha:
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headaohsi
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indIges.
uon and constipation Of the bowels pain In the Side
and back leucorrh@a, Tor whitesl; falling Of tho
womD with Internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
Al that long train % diseases win find in Electric.
~ sure means Of cure. For painful menstruation
too profnse menstruaton all Of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is certain
specific, and WILL In short time, restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
~ We haye an Electro Che. jcaE Apparatns for
extracting Mineral Poison from the system such as
Mercury Anthony, Arsenic, 30. Hundreds who
are troubled with stin joints, weak backs, and vari-
ous dimeulties the direct cause Of which, in
nine cases out Of ton Is the effect of poisonous drugs
use Of from i've to eight Baths.
o. and7 to p. n.
ConsuitStion Free. gvl4iaed
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Surname judicial Court.

ocroRER rERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING.
MocpAY.-No. ae7-walter + Phillips vs..
Chase W. Atwell and Trustees. Assumpsit
80. 80 80. ~ one for $9e.71 given to ]. NJ.
n Tan NV q Sons, the other for sll1.24. given to
NJ Henry, and endorsed over by said
Harry q Sons and Henry.
The defence is that the action is brought for
the benefit of Nathan Wood, who is plaintiff
IN interest, and who purchased the notes by
agreement with defendant, when the latter
was efecting settlement with his creditors,
paying therefore ten per cent. only of the
amount. The case is similar to one tried a
few days since BY the first jury, In which
Wood was plaintiff and Atwell defendant.
The present case comes before the second
jury. The evidence was all put in and the
case argued by Mr. verrill for defendant and
Mr.. 5. G. Strout for plaintiff. 1t will be given
to the jury this morning.
sc. Strout. BID. Verrill. "
The following divorces have been decreed
Joseph A. Dirwanger, Hbellant VS.. Jane
Dirwanger. h0q ia@ 6sl8ao ' ss.5 4.
cnepiey q Dana. sherwood.
Mary Warner, libellant, vs.. Henry G. Var
ner. 81 IS lsanss.5 Il ssr.5 -
J. Il. Williams. .s'l s,s
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BOARD,

THNHE privats Boarding House. No, ~ Free Street
\ Lately papered and painted. Rooms to Let
FURNISHED or Unfinished with Board. +
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WILLIAM A. JACKSON, late coachman to
JEFF Davis, will speak at Windham Centre this
evening. , ysn I
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" ~ednesday, S6th Octe bor at IL o'clock A. NJ.
streets. ne 10 Premises Of Spring and Winter
is the best above house without the least doubt,
this city Anged for its size Of any building in
thorough msn, was built By the day, In the most
water pipe threr Convenient as possible; gas and
1t viii be s soalsdp1 gi.t. Lot 6s} BY IS.
purchaser. "isnout reserve on terms to suit
oct28dtd
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afsls9a gE&oI .JHAS
s-1go ihs9 R2si 50 igo .6aalh0g +
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A mn10S
O00 BBLS. CHOICE Appples, just received and
GOOs for sale by = istlsl1 llsF 81
nANFoRTH cLIFFoBD, Is
oetzlM 81 s5 No Lime St.
NOtice.

"A mouth; such one will find good chop and
plenty Of Gus ON. Apply to z. J. LEIG HTON
Oct 2l--d1w* sina hae West Falmouth. j
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House and Lot for SAFE

a on the street. lle ii deem. with eood two story
~ arranged for two families-in eoc d or.
% nasa ana soft water the premises Possess
o9'sSoiw JOHN Q. PRoCTER. Lime st.
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lon at Auction.

/ M. PArrEN, AucrIoNEER. IL ExoAapg. ),
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1t .sors Notice.
III 3: EDWARDS has withdrawn from the firm
1As of Calvin Edwards & Co and disposed of his
The busint IS hereafter will be conducted by them
under the same name and style of the old firm f.
octlSdlw* s CALVIN EDWARDS d CO. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
Nuw WORK nAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1854

yancipg Linseed on quiet at 34I 1881 kosn very cry
dull. Spirits Tmpentine frmer 1t ~ @ooi' 'ou VII
steady at 53j
PEfROIEUM-Doult. English e. Brnndonl-Ihe mar {,
ket is firm with an upward tendency kehDed Is quo'eo
at II l0Q2j per gallon. -
LONDON Markets ing)-Breadstufs hrm iron ,'
quiet OF 81 for rails aud bars. 5l3 for scotch
Sugar frmer at an advance Of ID. Cohee upward,
with AN advance OF 6dalI Tea quiet and steady Rice
upward. Talow advancing. quoted 4O,sa4lI Linseeu
firm Linseed Cakes firm. Linseed OIL hrm al ~ pc.
tim. Sperm Oil nominal Spirits Turpentiue quiet d.
9l6 l0l for Crude, and lllt a2l for refined.
AMERICAN SEcI'EInFs-Tbe market on Friday was
downward with small sales; Illinois Contra! XIX ~, a
81 discount; Z. s. sos 40a4l.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 10, Evening. -CoTToN-Sa'es to'uay
900 bales including 600 bales to specuhiiofs ana
exporters The market is buoyant with an ADVANCE
tdid. y N.
BRr.psTuFFs-The market Is steady.
PgoyIsIoys--The market is dull. Lard is hsm TAI
low steady. 80 c, ,o.o,
LoXDoS Saturday evening, Nov. l2-ConsoI, eio s%
At 81 agii for money American stocks. Elie Rk 400
Al Illinois Central RR. 81 81 discocnt.
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Memoranda.

The Champion reports: 18th Inst ct 10 . M, lat "a Is lon
81 100 passed steamship Evrsing Star for ewOres Ar
nved az Havana 10Th inst 1t 10 had strong gales ron
n. w. on the I'D and I'D.
The Midnight reports. Had esery winds and thick w.s,h.,
most Of the passage Gath inst, of Fire Island u B.
gnnbost masts flannel and bark n2aed steering south
The kosDmond reports Sailed from Cayenne Ina company
with schooner Samuel T.. Fabas for ranne6Abs Brsz Lsn
a. ST. Martins brig liza Thompson for Boston N days; Ncy
Talbot from Guadaoupe ju.t arrivrd
The Corsica reports 18th inst. passed b. bark bound
north showing red fog with white diamond and black letter
Ia center 25th int, 10 Ab.ecOm Light house bearing
NV BY W. Is nile in Is athons water passed the snnken
wreck Of quareg vessel Of apparently about so tuns
across on OF water and number oil ssrs still attached " the
wreck, floating about. Same time passed b. brig bound
north shown. white flag with rel border and letters A.
The following particulars Of the unknown reef upon which
Ewood Wser, esq Secretary Of the 5osrd Of underwnte
dated Batavia Sept 2G 1884, hu Mandarin Of New York
owned by MesTs. Weston Grey, No. "a Sonhst.. While
under command in the Sea- the northwsra Of the
M. struck Unknown reef not laid any Of ouF
chart.liorburgh 4J and 49, marked IN the ebert Of lS
~ ste eAanLe' with from 10 to fstboms water. TIE
bear follows, North Island bearing NV, small
island the eastward az West 10 ands, due west the Norr
Watcher just in sight due north These b-sng and positions
verified by the Captain Of the Govern Ambon
tia. to assistance This feef IL about mil~s
en running T.. Sc. and w. NV. We and strucs
Oh bunch Of with lees than u feet Of refer
YOU to the protest and reports Of the Captain Of the Abos
coming through Slnda srats not being provided with Dutch
charts, shond stop send boat shore TO the Hsrboa
Maers whore all the oiest charts to be had the Govern
r1eut making II depot for the by comparison there
which we wrscAe 1. not any bot the aest Dutch
charts of 1893 snd correct those being merely s-t
rock whereas II l. o great extent. ard for the tine
We were the reck it showed no break ripple.