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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
OK LOVER.
Fires.
nN TIE pATTERY.

At2 o'clock on Thursday morning fire broke
ont In shed nd ninng the Battery Barracks, used for
the purpose Of stabug. lhe horses were got out N
safely. The shed was completely destroyed. Loss
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anOtl%n n d.

Bark John Bolton Rio Jsneiro for NewYork-o6c. 2J Of
Cap Delswarr.
Eris flza Diey from sydney fer St. John, N. B. Dec
H. lat. ~ ~, Ion. ~.
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r- The following accidentally omitted from the report
Of the proceedings the Board Of Councimen Tuesday:
RESOLUTION.

Nv Z nn 'lnian kFSSky-
Rco That Coun-e TO the Corporation be and be IL
hereby horked aud directed to take the ucrssrry legal
to w.lrn' Broadway, from point colurtru1
feet eight chcs north Of the hsrly ie OF
Fhyseydntn aLl thence running al rict with
the westerly line Of seventh ard i've huudred feet
distant thcI.frOu. the southery Inc % fifyDinh street,
in accordance with act Of the Legi. aure passed April
1857 and 10 conform the red nrs the annexed map,
IL. d, by joseph l.. a. Smith. City Surveyor.
Which laid over.
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TAJversisernPntf

DR.. Gutmans now RUSSIAN TAPoR BATH,
Marble Balh No. rs East fourns, will be opened os
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
s,c P,.s7;24 Sun Srt.... 80 Moon ssts... +:l+
IIgH wATgk TINS DAT. -
SANDY HOOK. t:5J Gov Island.. 3:A Hell oss''" 'ii'
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IAdserti,emenIl |

DnNoREsr's HOLIDAY PICTORIAL NEWS.
PAPER with splendid CnRisrxAs and NEwf EARS sroRx.a
PosNs and FsGaAves. splendid teH to take home foo
children. Sold everywhere.
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The Hon. John T. Hoffman, the Mayor elect,
called on Wednesday OF Mayor Gunther and took tie
oath Of office Yesterday TIE Hon. Richard OGorngS
took the cath Counsel to tho Corporation and james
Hayes, esq. as Supervisor. before the Mayor.
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SPECIAL sEssioyW einesdsy, Dee. q, 1868,
OyyrcIALl 5ocioct. p N.
The bori in their Chamber No. 10 City Hail. pursuant
to the following cal:
NKv.YoaK Dec. q, 1865.
JANIS HAYEs, esq, President:
DEAR SIR. You respectfully requested 10 convene the
Board II Corncmen immediately for the pCrDose of trans
Getting such bnsiness 10 uiay come before H.
JOHN HEALY, GEORGE McGRATH,
ISAAC ROBINSON JOHN STACOM
PATRICK II. KEENAN, CHAS. ROSTER,
DAVID fliZGERALD. JOHN HOUGNTALIY,
JAMES W. BRINkMiN. BERNARD KENNEY,
THOMAS BRADY VALENTINE COOK,
HUGH REFILL.
PresentJsmes Hayes. esq Precedent, in the Chair and
the following members:
Councusn neeBen. uealy Robinson. S,scop. Eayerty,
koster kenney. Brinkuen. Grady. Patterson. Hongtun,
ieavy, Mcralh, Green Lent. Smith. OCaiaghan, Russell
Joyce Reilly, Fits, rald aud Cook--l3
RESOLUTIONS.
By Councilman PA1rnsoS-
hesoed, Tu the CompirOi- be and he IL hereby author
lied aud d eced to the widow OF the late Councilman
N A. taylor salary Councilman REMAINING unpaid fo
the yea 1865.
C0oucmsn PArTrRsos ssted and obtained the unanimous
consent oi the board ion immediate OF he above
reoluon and the adopted by the follow vote:
Atirmative-kesnau, Hesly. Robinson Siacou lag.ry.
Hsye., Roster, kenry Brnkman, Brady Patterson, HoHgh
tair Leeyy, McGrsh, Green. Lent, smith. OCalg CHAN.
Russell, Joyce, Reilly Fitzgerald and Cook-l3
Aud the directed to be sent to the Board Of Alder
men for concurrence.
On motion. the board thea adjonrned.
JAMES NJ swEESY, Clerk.
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schr. L. l. Ad.mu. Nictsr.ou. Aps'.chicol.. Young q

schr Nicols, Chrisbo'm. Mscbiss r. Talbot Co:
sloopJ. Qusckenbu,h, Delsaw, Ney'Hsven, III. Brisss
4 90.
Sloop Motto. Munsey. Provdeuee q. N. S,ranchsn.
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AUCTION SALE cP CoTToN.-The balance Of
tie cotton damaged at the late FIRE In S.ate-st was
od Yesterday noon on the Battery by John II. Draper
& Co.. Auctiouecrs About 10000 10 were sold. and
ne allied fair prices. Two lots brought 4ic aud 6tc.
respectyey and the res. Of the cotton averaged from
6ic u 29c. per pound. quantity Of hemp was sole
after the cotton the Government, and fetched Ito
per pound.
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CITY NE W..

The sale of pictures for the benefit Of ths
Widows agd 0sphans Fund will take place at oslocs
this evening g tho corner Of Twenty.thirdst ~
Fourthaye.
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Ahrmstive-CouncilnenK Keeusu. Healy Robinson. Sta
com. Hagery Hayes Roster Kenny Brinkmap, Brsdy Pet
terson. Eo ghtsn L.svy McGaih Giesn, Lent. m tn
UCsliaghan. Russell Ioyce Reilly trzgerd snd Cook-2J,
MOTIONS AGAIN REsCMED.
Courcnan srscoa moved that the Board do now adjourn
Which va csrris1.
NheTeupou the PRrsIDKST declared tht the Board stood
adjourned until Thursdsy the 18th Instant 1t O'clock
JAMES Nj. SWEENY. Clerx.
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LARGE CATTLE.-Two six-year-olds Of the
Durham breed who together weigh 6,2oo pounds can
be this morning and afternoon o1 exhibition ie
Bowery near Canal ST. They we're fed by Boon baker
OF Stillvater. Saratoga Coaaty, n. " especially fos
this enterprisng caterer. who viii give his customers
an Opportunity of indugirg on NewYears day IN the
Juicy steaks tempting and epcurian dishes wheA
tLese bovine monsters will afford
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

N'".h""Nh ''n'rh hi+'S' 4 -
J. Auos HrrRisAs. s-cfrtsry.
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

Tho weather for the last lew uaSo . .
nc ertremely cold for this seo'l1n
has been, been and ieels very little like Ike the II,
of country "n ma read of occasionally II
SAMMY SOU, og and we hope to have
nS, aS.ppe soon. The VioksDupg % dg oUsea. DUul
on1n eroes il. but we beg to be exc0Se0'
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

n1 Druggists, in the city and country y,
an now purchase and have the selectlon Ol 'A'
goods from the largest assortment in the city 1Ae
donegal, wholesale druggist, corner OF Conln- -
M.0az,ne streets, New Orleans, is prepared 70 sea
his 0oods at the lowest market prices
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

r@Commission and general mercnan' ~
v,u And At the wholesale drug store OF 1~''
corner. of Common and Magazine Streets Nc" " o.-
Ieans everything belonging to the drug "~us ne' 1'
NAV require at prices based on the latest s0'o 4u
| tatio
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

om af Comptroller Of the
O",0 'N> xy,su,SeroS, November l6,ilso0'
w,s,a., by satisfactory evidence presented % -.
1 ,o-.,aned it ha. been made to appear
EST NATIONAL BANK OF JAchSoN' ;"
g. of Jackson, in the County Of Kinds anu
,,...,s.;nni has been duly organized 'hu''
- the requirements Of the Ac' u
-...,o, .Ap Act to provide National nd 70
-sd nv pledge of United States 0onu'' .saroof
ao tov the circulation and redemP.On IN The
rsd Jupe 3d. 1894. AMI has compnee W" 18th
of said Act required to be cOmpns nnds
PI9s,s' ssra commencing the business of Banking u
said Act CLARKE, Comp
-aHsr of the Currency, do hereby cefony IN ~
T0nsr o. NATIONAL "a BANK OF JACKSON. s,..s N :,
Jackson, in the county of Hinos Anu
oi'y j. authorized commence the business
-Lino under the act aforesaid. md +,
ic, 0~I testimony wheseof witness my manu- ,-S
In 's'',1 osSes. this 18th day of Novemee-, loo
Us Oh oA' FREEMAN CLARKE
Comptro rer.
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Fircmen

Attention Fir""en
oseting of Jackson Fire Company lnars'
A mes ;,I be held tonight. A genera
No l, VIZ ia desired, as business Oh lfn
P0F'"n'' By order of the Foreman n"n,,u
1As r. YERGER, Secty'
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u.xyoS JONES ;. HAhlLio''
,-,7oN HAMILTON g. co.

puh] ,ar and Job Othce mas
rts Clarion ~ Meridian to TINS Wv!
~ removed ironi earroanently located at Tre
forth W la AT the Capltol Vi C and wider
HsD Estabhsuo;u enter on new an" frst
son he Clarion VII, a,d that, by making II hIe'
BOZ ofusefunes553,, aLIv Journal, 1t may oe "a
5sa nailv aud Neony a;ys;tor in every neighoorhoou
h the STATE claim perfect IlSI labor honestly
While of our opions, we In1,re snor calculated to
Pres:s5f1IIv for every tbe State and restore
aleop the "u.(snerity to her eltlzehs. IL.
sentiment anu ~ ,t;ebed with the latest 4. 80
eoa5ers will DC spoudence from IN p.'nocb.
Tapbic ne"a, nor, uroceedlngs az III variety
Eelts full report \ together with 4;o val
Poin's,ion Of c. ,atfer. Special attentloi
Ipg 'erssting re- - news and the lates
Oai be gwen W , ,.ur most importahU ei af ~
Nrket reports the Official Jonrh"ii 80 ~
Srpear Ssnd resolutions OF IN 1ne f Course
safe the "Isr ."pIsrroclamations, &c.' WIN
bffsSSshed. ....orest to the legal pIrofess'99, o.
Pa1na matter OF lhtesoT,ents to publish the u
have made = aLra"S 1T Tenrt of Errors and Appear
TERMS: 81.
n,uy-One month
OA'% One year y,,Sscribers, when furnished IS
Al . Carrier, per ahnuhil nL
b. bEC,v-Six months
NhhN"' one year donble sheet conta
wsss3yi s.as3yiHg %f matter aS r than any paper IN
s S1te. Inns FOR SUBSCRIBERS,
PREMlC Mo Moral desire among the peoPl13 pPPn3
To gani! "dSgies of the amended INTEND o;ntend
Abe State IPresent Legisature, we 10 nriI
and acts ., of several thousand lIncr;bers.
Ssoarate edition SOL tn he Daily or Weekly az az
All subscriberss So 70 00 90 for Daily and - W
'5 s5s, < Ss 7 ;se Essss
.S sSrs 1s 81 5's;s;1%i ;s:iiH This offer
o ogen @ who desire to Of set Ss as pspe'
s$; @ 'sfss ss ;SsE Ssa:s q sss
name , entered fs received Ua at the Office
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

ns% Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale drugglse'
.orner Of Common and Magazine streetS' &c" y,
cans. is now prepared to supply those or..in;no ~
irugs and medicines, with every T
q the drug trade, at the lowest m@fA0'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~Captain LOwd, Rt the n.a., nOo
SeaaSouery store Of WOOdrwm q De-. 49,. =.
is authorized 90 receive aMd reCoP
subscriptions 40 the CLARION; Wears.
The Clarion will be for SAFE az - g.
woOdruG & DeSeren's and oro1 Gv,.I
o~r1;e. Ieft there will be promptly
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

s s',iss s:sa a!sa i 8 .i;s @ 'ss heads
sdit33s article ,ns t1lGEs a shs all
sa :ss . ,sssass IN a: hi: path s'H
crime y .b;re States ana nv. ~
The 1noantine NfM on this horrible
eommd; ed;na statement says: .hat Puritan
t0unorng most beautiful phase is .ns' are
city The !. masssfs nssss in Thls sd+ or@ 1U
little on aosuel trump cts blow e.;osn a%r to !,
South; ;;on while right under r,raadipg sneI u
dsmpaoa damp are 8 600 children now u :
path of crime. c.u;hos Parisees, HyI
..;tss Nv for o your religion is osarch o. s in /
and nootyi's ySst Of heaven an earsh'
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n Jackson, Enterprise.
J. J. Cook, ChunkeS'
> .; p"own Garlandsville.
a. - p Gasteel. Paulding.
.. r.. r, TaeIer Columbus.
~, Cwann. Scooba.
nT,,rrav Okolona. -,
Ben y MHtf9r GatS9risht, summerville.
Eraeman, Gallatln.
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r Holloway will preaon az 'I1 ~
N1s, o;,t Crprch on Sabbath next az =
o,clock, A. NJ.
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The first rail of the At'hls0n $50, ,at h4j instant,
Peak railroad, was lai0 Oh '
9TH great rejoicing.
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n 2. OWEN + CO,
commission, Receiving
AND
poRwARDING .MERCH h A \
jackson, Miss.

wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
..... and plantation supplies
WILL make liberal adxaass, 13ss. OF Allen c Co New
ro,,on consigned to "neA~ Nov 43m
Orleans. s---
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

Rich gold lands have been es oi,u hundred
IN oregon, from wni0n nnn Weld.
~ 1ouors ner day is the common "
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and Druggists .
up with care
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

Gen. winfield Scott arrived =
leans on the 18th. -
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

There has been three cases
nox at Meridian. - -
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-or Yesterday morning just % - ~

uo.+arday morning, just as INC
49, began to light the eastern
sou 90 solitary horseman" was seen ;lr Sp
~ nro.cbing the city of jackson, 1--WE over
P10AIn PI with slouch hat drawn o!el
oe",N be looked the very person@,,'N
IA hero of the lamented ). T. o.o,t n.
% po,Ioring him we saw him nlng - nn his
FoiioI .teed, saying, as JOY h' up .. 80
from MS ~ have found it at iaS''
coun'en ;nto the International Saloon :, y
SD n Esposeto, at his new place -, Greet
a. a. has Just removed, on oap',Ul 'Dh;ob h
ne h"o ,nod for hot punch ~h,on ~ =, =
ana o 18th the greatest gusto. oono. ~.
0lns ST in and did likewise; when -; 80
Gus gently by the button 0 noa oo that V,
ing 10 ost pleasant voice, q see tina, m , :
IN a mos rg hot. Listen, and l Will
YOU story" 10 De 0or
1.ro.rANr Drc1slos.-'noge r.osu "u
lAIo~ ,a;ded that the Stay Law re0eD e.
mas ,.sd " by the Legislature Is "n00H''
tional. latter few G
since, saying the same declslun A
% arTived at by Judge Campbell. ,..
Inc case as forr days, and the Court
IN its decision last even.ne
AhrnQe cases Va
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

a small p0rti'a
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

can oUININE
an and EDgIi'A'
RPHINE.
The daily clarion., 1865-12-15

r sale at prices n
,ns, adding q 'n'
,tI,ies to suit N
and ndDrusgi''' y
up win CA'
a small portion !
can ouININs
an and EnsIi'A'
RPHIEE. y
inc anu
.-aRsrnu,
A'"' 49,
,
r,..
~
,.do,h's, etc
onATINe BIT
rrTERs.
|.1rrERs.
o..rsYRuP.
OhAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

SHIPMENT OF MUNITIONS OF WAR ron BRAyiL.
The steamer North America, which leaves this por, az
to-day carries out two complete batteries OF Colonel
Lounts repeating cannon for tho Brazilian govern.
ment This the nrst shipment Of these guns that
been made from this port during the war, their ship
men, having been specially prohibited by this govern
men. These guns discharge hall Irac larger than,
the MIME, q. the rate Of hundred per minute andt
are accurate at the distance Of thousand yards
Colonel Iount the inventor OF his gun, graduate OF
west Pulr and was for sixteen years In the regular
army He has for mfny years devoted his attention tn
ordnance OF all descriptions and has succeeded In pro-
ducing gun endorsed by oil the prominent ohocrs Oh
the army and navy 81 the hest developed durnQ
the II will doubtless wort r~sontnn IN Rvssi,.a
waTfarA
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IMPORTANT FROM HAYTI.
~~-~~-~~>~>,~~~-~-~N~~~>~~~
END OF THE REBELLION.
s-~~~ ~~-~~,se~,~,--y~~
Cape Haytitn Surrendered to President Gtf-
frard and Order Restored.
es~-~~~~~>~~~c>~~~~-~~>--
Decided Action Of the United States
Consul.
Ice As. &s.
Our 80. Thomas Corresponden nee.
Sr THonAs W. l., Oct 7. lso6

81. rHonAs, W. l., Oct Z, 1895
The United States gunboas Kansas, Lieu&ensut com
mander &. IT, Wells, arrived here tho 9th instant
from Cape Hayticn The Kansas left Philadelphia on
the 9th OF August and arrived At The Cape on the i<th
remaining there I'LL the ID instant In consequence cf
matters connected with the revolution which he's rnce
terminated with the understanding the Town shall
be given up to President Ge6fwd
This arrangement WAS brought about through the "a.
lion taken by United States Consul Folsom who wss Ct
time In danger through the savagsry Of ne
insurgents under sanase who held the town. Captain
Wells wrote TO the Consul 10 acquain those who consd
cred themselves the authorities that he would re~nvt 10
extreme measures should insult BE- offered IN tho
American ag through the person OF the Consul other
wise He also notified that he would hold the said su-
thoritcs they continued 10 take away SOTO
coal belonging 10 the United States government tho
Captain OF the British gunboat Faron co-opcrsted with
Captain Wells IN this matter
The town Of Cape Haytien was never NJ any
time held by more than ave hundred In
surgens and the instruction was confined within It's
limits Captain Wells thinks that two hundred deter.
mined men could have taken u at any time In fact
the attempt At revolution Is regarded a very con.
temptbe AFFAIR Sanave " said 10 he the who
aud wounded Gcrards Minister of STATE for witch
he had 70 abscond beyond seas Hence his tho
Gcfirard government
When the Kansas len Cape Haytcn the United States
steamer De Soto Captain walker and her Britannia Ma
lcsys steamer Bulldog In port Tho Kansas leaves
here Tuesday for Bahia stopping al Point Pctre FOR
coal, aud calling AZ barbados
The following a list Of the officers Of the Kansas:
LfeueHdn Cmmdnds8g-c. ~ Wells
L,,nt>naw ard Erec~ttrs oscer--c l. Huntington.
5oiaq N1a,er-G. y. WiDsl0w.
Assntont Idynaosier--Wm. H. Audendow.
-ic',ng AsisaHf Sargm,-Edwin L. Perkins
Acting Ensign'--J y vcnnand, A. w snow, W. D.
spencer
En0,ac1s--f II. Bondly, First Assistant l. q. Bright,
Il n Fletcher John B0ethwlck, Mason W. Mathew See
md Assistants
The French gunboa, Iutan q in port tho British
loyal Mail Steamship Packe, company's ships solen,,
shannon Seine and Conway. AMhta
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+. DESCRIPTION or TBR RrPUBrIC
The steamer Republic a vessel OF 275 tons bur
'h'r, built ut Baltimore 1853 She was me,allcd in
iooo "'d surveyed in this port April Of the present
year, whe@ she was repaired. She was esteemed good
oens we'll built Of oak copper iron fastened
ah" had proved herself stanch and substantial. She
'"' '"o o"'ks was Il medium model and drew about
''e' !" water she was owned by r. sturges and
others, Of this city. The Pacific Mail s,cam.h,n con-
pany own steamer Of the same name which 10 ,o.,
and has been f1 years In service on the Pacific
Ocean.
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OK BoARp STEAMSHIP HAVANA,
HARsoR. ~ 81. THOMAS, Oct 7, 1860,
IIE nEI.A nTInE -


Bot " must not be supposed that fsii hands among
,ne pa'sens.is cheyed the Pipe 10 dinner Oh, ~
=" th' period ~ ts blow all hal boon Jaunty or Mark
lapey would say, Jolly, as none had yet been seized
with that dire maady, seasckness and all seemed 10
inter That because they had not been scaok yet they
would ecape altogether. There credit Ia beng
loly under such circumstances according ~ the same
authority and when the time arrived ~ Il nov had,
when Iolhiy would have been dsomed a virtue | am
sorry 70 say that SOME o my fellow passengers dd not
seen, 70 u IN that hight Judge by their wocgone
Neptune.
AuvNfMAt swtsn ~
" was all very we'll or the welfare Of Ne crockcry
but a. soon had rsn from Tho table, and had re-
turned 70 the smoking room, the smashing up oil these
useful appointments VI the dinner table began IN earnest
anu as the deuce were IN a. the Storm Inst nj this Time
began to be supplemented with series Of squalls more
frequent violent aud of longer duration than any
W. had experienced before; and We lay nearly
on our beam ends-now on thc starboard. and now an
the port sda-thc claer and crash below we're some.
thing 70 listen TO- and 20 remember gentleman re.
marked thai lac wOud be a bold who wvuld under
take 20 walk barctooted through tho dining saloon
among that wreck Of broken glass He was right for
20 uaae ~ INC s"nnas .aa reached Us FROM below ever
~ would have been the passage az the British cavalry
through The streets q Dublin IN 1873 had John MchcI
points upwards, with which impale the horses hoo
been carried out
lore Will rns sroan nsrY
or course specnations rife and had been al an
earlier hour reference 10 shs probable duration Of the
storm and there were many disappontmenis among the
yalcs seemed 10 indicate 70 their nexperlenced minds
bat the storm was about 20 cease The two sca cap.
ans passengers, however. only smiled at tho repeated
uth0rhativeiy az the law that when the Havana got
MO lne middle Of the storm the said storm would IN
nedatey begin 70 abate aud that would be out
7 ~ when No would have fair wind from the north
vest, and so u eventually proved
AZ four N the storm ragged with tho utmost VIC.
enca, and the rain continued ~ pour IN torrents 50
urious were the almost nopient squalls that WA
apsph for any zee " hssp ~ ipak snd ss,srA Of
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81 w
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ION YloER 1865 rmHruR

summons OF the Heavensent messenger Tho counte
nances are mostly disGgurcd and bear the tokens Of
death where hard struggle has taken place. In most
cases death must have followed instantaneous tho
iahaIng OF the steam t1 es-I#a sa0
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MORE DISASTERS.
STEAMSHIP REPUBLIC WRECKED.
FOnr Boats and a Raft Containing Passen-
gers Put or from the Vessel.
NAMES OF THE PASSENGERS.
One Of the Boats Arrives Mt
Charleston The Fate Of
the Others Unknown.
The Steamship Victor Damaged in
q Gale.
The English Brig c. W. Reeves and Two
Unknown Vessels DiSmasted OF
the South Carolina coast.
w, ->o->e->~eS-->-~y>~-> M
ACCIDENT TO the NORTH STAR.
-~-~~~~>~>~~s~~---~~,.--~~
Rough Voyage OF the Havana
to st. Thomas.
&e. as4 Ar. aftses IL.
ACCIDENT TO THE NORTH STAR.
Rough Voyage OF the Havana
to st. Thomas.
&e. GraI ~. al attseg re-
Wreck OF the Republic.


CBARirsTos, $. g., Oct 2s 1856
The steamer Republic, which left New York for Ne,
Orleans on the 18th nst wrecked Off the coast o
Georgia on Wednesday last Four boats and one raft pu,
on from the ship One of the boats arrived at Charles
ton to-day te aN1 z
This boat contanedAhe following PERSONS
1anan > Young Mr. !. d Dumburski and
Engineer G. Dunfce two cbldrer
purser II Morehead John Mclaughlin. =.
". Whitman y Lyons, steward.
=. ~ NANNY John HuIDer, seaman.
MT !. u whitney and Thomas smith, seaman
:, cnilu \. Leary. seaman.
y. raul. James Corcoran.
The other boats and the raft have not been heard OF
The survivors viii take passage the Quaker City for
New York to morrow
Phe following is complete list Of the passengers who
sailed on the lost steamer
Mrs. &. Wadrou Mr. s,mop and lady
Z. = sauviner Thomas EIe,ning -
H. d. Ellsworth, Jobn Mel au,hIssn
Mrs. L. Dumburski Owen porkev -
Mrs. J G. whitney, H. r. Flanders
H. Parker, q Potter
H. T. Ro1sr, j. NJ Bapey
Ierd Lieut.. j. v. Cozraic,
= weller. AlcnZo Milford
George whitarden, RR Conner.
y ~ hario, Geo. D. wilkes.
John 4 fandsturn, Prank Iiscomb
>. falt ". Havry,
y X Maltpv; II. Simmons,
toll w. " NichoIf, u Long NN ~
Major u Nicho's, Mr. Disbrow and family
O. W. McNear, " T. Dennis =
Z ~ mcN,an, q. q saisom and servant,
capt hawthorne wife and and Others.
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D,ssss~rs IN the Steamship Victor. Brig
=. W. Reeves. and Two Unknown yes-

FowTRkss Mosaor Oct. ~ 1865
Inc steamship Victor, from New York 2Ist for New
o''eans Was owsh into Hampton Roads to-day by the
"e""sn'p Alabama. She encountered. terrific gale
from the th 10 the 9th, broke rudder chain and shifted
cargo Her boiler and engine disabled ana she liz
leaking badly. The crew 10 exhausted.
The Alabama spoke the English brig C. W. Reeves
from Galves'o" for Liverpool, with cotton, dsmss,ed
one hundred miles south q Charleston, on The 18th.
Same day raw Two dismasted ships, names unknown.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-08

RTcHMOND.-The Ea9uirer of Richmond,
gives glowing picture Of the new prosperity
of that city.-We are told that
The ascending walls and swiftly changing
scenes from theatre of ashes and destruction
to vlstas Of Industrial monuments, grow upon
the senses as dreams grow and accumulate upon
the imagination. The merchants of Richmond,
beginning the new era @athout money and al
most without friends, are now, by their own
efforts, regaining with sure and steady steps
the path of their former prosperity, and open
ing still broader avenue to still more exten-
slve success. In the encouraging display OF
the mind to resolve, the will to execute,
which tiGds expression to the daily scenes OF
industry and progress about us, must be seer
future Richmond far exceeding in all the at.
tributes Of wealth and influence the Richmond
of old"
And the Richmond writer goes on descant
ing upon the attractive topic, with a rhetoric
so warm and glowing, so hot and blazing, IL
fact, as to excite amaZement, considering the
season Of the year. With less fire ofexpressl0r
than is natural tc, Richmond writers, we woulc
say we are greatly pleased to hear OF the re-
newed and growing prosperity OF the beautlfu
city Of the James. 1t has had a nara eXpe
rience in suffering. and seemed tor long tlli'
only n candidate For ruin, But it has advanta
res that could hardly be surpassed, and IT only
requires that its citizens appreciate their IN
terests and do their duty, to quickly secure
| for it greatness beyond anything IN Its past