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The New York herald., 1866-02-01

iay n Hrst Ranre in tho outer vesf'pu'e~ sorgecu-y
dccor-ses aid, trophies efsvery description ana mroash
which ,hs xaesss wore compelled TO wend their
way 20 re~rh ths hat aud cloak rcoms pro-
rdsd fp M s<osnmcssiiaa Of Ill Meghuona
The New York herald., 1866-02-01
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"a. pissmHsina as1 sftosA wsrspssf -. A-r
The New York herald., 1866-02-01

crlsssssro's Hair Dys. Prsss,,ssivs
wig dspof ~hfi~sar sud f-lan NJ. AsLsf A. ss-s.
ILs dys spfllef ~ aslilfa srtis's
The New York herald., 1866-02-01

Mss~strs Gs~et uheamatic pewssy .
~eas@rss y is ssszi. A. ssrs.ia "a ~ sfi tsiftJ .n
The New York herald., 1866-02-01
Medftsrrsnean Expedisfon.
ysvsH Avsxus HosrL, Snuary 3 iss

DsAn ,'nI have icckrd over yuur Pr Yr.mms iss ,s
deal OF iDsevsst aud satisfactisa and th ="
carried according 10 tc intsut thai Will nv ynl, -
very cheap but delightful erruruun. % ao nos
wholly derair OF ICING abo 20 jgn spnsw rs ON -"
Mediterranean Mack Sea. -
r,-, that you wal write from Malta TO Nc ears g
John Co. Paris, franc-, Informing whrn ypn
Will probably be at consaptnnrle ars Farfa: s Pos
places.
You WIN q course rsan sataroom myself s1i hss
Fillmore. Truly yourr -
The New York herald., 1866-02-01

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The New York herald., 1866-02-01

rIrs snd Bwrei-r Preef ssf.-.-Wsp-
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The New York herald., 1866-02-01

be san At oxht o'clock precisely Previous 70 that honr
crowd Of some hundred sdtrs and gentlemen hsd
A. .erbcd outside on the Academy s1sra Az soon ~
she doors otencd the rush began Mhgyen signal he
csrriase doors were opened also four - time and
then tegan the shouting or me nbip VINO Were qme
~ GUAR tine without nnrmnr
The New York herald., 1866-02-01

Buy Mfiier's HAIR Dys-isss fa uss.
easy spilled ns,al. and iursbsi price - ses sod ~
druggists Drpo - lJey street
The New York herald., 1866-02-01

perform ne service just enn2rnfd 70 y1n W ~ Co,gnrl
"a Hcvsnsh reGmest ol bs relbnsl s&srt o. We s,a.s
.isxs AZ she rea>nt ~ho have scps fsrth durine ne
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The New York herald., 1866-02-01

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The New York herald., 1866-02-01

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pssn8fsssnrrrs GnOvnx a sAKEy ns~Ax rs<>i~~
aomp.ny 90 brs@fusy
The New York herald., 1866-02-01

Gsnsrnl Dlr hssinr e,nTluaed h~ fsmsris. M foor
slesryd for dsnsnx ptsT<1ce sna ~ g.ntiantsn
wefn provided with eorfsrw' "a rorrl ceaifn.
1hs programme n th< matic 70 bs dknour~f " ths
anf comf<iset hfss tsrds, en- iom<sGlksn ernaon,
and asl1 rnd biue npverx, that hrr - nsonuAfn a
ssrs- u nsssh h>A b>sn t~sss4 .,-sk sssarsiu q
The New York herald., 1866-02-01

Bs -. Ts--he Optutou Ot IN Omsth -
the ArmyAt Inspection boilsf that i-fEs pspssi 90
Of the mons contanrd ban 81 IT. hss essa<
Rs0srsiiy nsef f1f eslfa." a.. hhoNN'h hhD>
fHfAi THDcEs should be uaed urn - nfst AprrsrNns
of cold cough wbieh by nsxet nAy ssF inmate w sos>
incarnble isng disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
DIE ID.


BRUcE-On Thursday July hi, rs'idsnss In shs cN
Bruce AGED IS yess -. A.. sHsnl
freads Of msy inv iw.y
bs Il Church. Of Tenth q ses -
Monday. the 9Th inst, o. u O'Clock witaoT lar '"
ton - .
DIPPLE0n Friday 1858 at Monroe Ofsnse Co ~ Il
Mary Dippe eict Police Officer Edward DipgSs V""
Shs Consistent member OF the GhsI and veS~S
Christian peace and triumph.
DORmAN--At Newark N. j. wednesday Iuiy ceoss o.
Dcmsn wife Of Amos DormaD after long aud psins eaess
tho 36th Of her A
attend fune from @
No New Saturday nossns }UC
10 cock. Her remains vii Uttered at Greenwood
FIELD-On Thursday the 9Th mat Casss w. wife or koN ~
Field. and daugh % the LATE rhos Coies !
Invited
funeral Sunday y O'Clock from ter tusocst
NO II GufOid place, tEest Forty hfhstl
TUCKER-ln this city, Thursday July Jamma BrOvoorV
widow OF the late Gideon TackeI in the s year o. Der
Of family respectfully invited 20 snea
funer Marks Church Secondave and Irutfstf
Saturday Tth inst o'clock without further Invitation
WARREN-On "wednesday the eth inst William WsHs0 sset
The family members Of Tem ar
Lodge, No 303 and A. Of metropolitan Chsps. No ley
r. NJ ofAdelphs Council No. r. and s. NJ and the Fro
tsoy general respectfully invited TO attend bis fsnst,X
residence No go Csnss Sunday 3coc0
His vii be soen to Greenwood for nt~rmeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

consdeged wild and unoIpropr TED and no a-ens o. 49,
uinsrHt'n vii proceed 10 take possession hsnlug them
tie Minister o. Fo1cn) POO dispose Ion as he NY
see proper.
Article when in te @. iion ~ tc Of The OF 20
tie area the lands l. bee naed fie sl.
ton surrey shat bo ofiei ard ,ha txossa Of nd above
estmao shall be also Gee 4I'd nnappr0pnatcd H. IS
the expenses Il o survey shall DO dotr'yed by the
= e land shoud hrve III 6sveFod AID should %
suit th9t he set forth n ho decaraan greater
shan that actually Possessed the amount Of txes pad TO
will be refunded
Article TIE lands placed al tA disposal Of Che hnist
o. lOmento for alienation Of the owners the
e adopted BY tho Government fr The u eneton Of
unapprOpIatcd lands Of the territory which they lnd ten
selves located shall be exempt from thstx
Article O. In order be entitled the exemption referred
TO the preceding article IL viii be required
]. 10 pTsseu the Minister Of tOmento with formal map
OF the estate OF which the lands placed at tte disposition
the Minister form part
9 On the said the lands placed al he disposal Of the
Minister must DO distinctly and definitely delinoatec
Article TO- This must be paid every six months ia adj
vance and 1t will 60 INTO operation the date Of M pubcs
ton.
Given in Mexico Goth May. 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
nassau.

RUMoRs op A FgSIAs INVASION OF rHE BAHAMAS
EXHIBITION or THg AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
LARGE SHIPMENT or PINE APPLEs.
BY the arrival of the steamship Corsica at this port
yesterday have adVioes from Nassau 10 the "a inst
Nassau had agsted by OF an intended inva
Of island by the Fenans The originated with
Mr. W. II. Stuart the Deputy Inspector OF Lighthouses
Who on his return on Thursday the oath u from Wis ting
the Elbow Cay stated that while at Hope
had been informed by Capt Dorett Of The schooner
Bahamisn that be h Key West about the 10Th o June
the tenans making great preparations at JncksonVe
for approaching expedition which aor making several
inquiries he he Capan) concluded intended 10 proceed
To tho bahamas The Nasscu guardian OF tie Dh Of june
The OF many days without frther lntei
and notice 10 tho Government from the bntsh
Consul authorities in ForiCa he impEohaDy of
the project being persevered IN"
Tie second exhibition of the bahamas Agricultural Society
place the 18Th Of June at ST. George Hail. and ~ss
very successful The vegetable and fruit not confined
formerly those w New Providence hut embraced
the production OF Of the islands HIS bxcellency
Governor visited the exhibition and several hadus oii
nlro
Prom the eth to the 18th Of june Eve schooners sailed from
Icuthero and san Salvador for London with OF
sppeS amounting 10 the aggregate 10 1000 dosens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

DESPERATE ARRAY IN DINING SALoos.-At 10
o'clock yesterday morning three men, named Samuel W. free
man. James Msady and Michael Ryan entered the dining
,ao, ~ Jamss L. Fraser AZ No 1855 Fultonst and
commenced quarrel with the proprietor The bartender
Abla Swift intererred 10 protect his employer when the en-
they used pistol and other weapons The propre
tor shot the abdomen by james MaAdsy receiving
yslh hammer causing severe WOUND. AT the same tlne
Frse nan struck Al swift with crowbar Fortunately Swift
eaurh the missile on chair which shattered 20 pieces BY
tbs force blow Hearing the noise oecasoned BY the
Marsh Of the Second Precinct entered the saloon
and the sssaants Fraser taken 70 the New
YORK Hospital where ball extracted by The attendant
taken TO tho 1ombs where they
were committed by Justice Downing to await tho result OF
Frsssrs injuries. The wounds Of swim we're dressed BY the
surseon A the FONTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
TEE urALrH or TEE CRY.

srv ot.1s or CHOLERA DURING IBR PAsT WEEK
PorR p.~.L-ooMpIIcArsD cAss AT rns NEW
gosurAt-ss UrDGRrAKER PRTGHrEsEI
rY A DEAD uA3-'.-1 EIho"''d " TAI ~ ~
rHs LowSa BAY.
During the wnek ending yestcs,lay twenty-five
Of supposed cholera Investigated ny the SANITARY
officers Of the Bord o. Hearth Ofhis number On proved to
eenuise eur fatal while two OF the Patterns recoy
eyed In 81 these wi ether g5nune or not the PreSe'
ia which they occurred we're thorough IL dsifected
CAsE oY CEOLERA Al fHE hgWf0Rk HOSPITAL
lieorer ~ years Of ago named Lewis IL Fsrair became
was rescnad and sken 30 the New.York Hospital er
susetaton he was attacked by delrium remens and she
suffering from this result o. debsucb seized with oeo
era last accounts though still alive no hopes were enter
AN UNDERTAKE. FRIGHTENED BY DEAD MAs.
Automatic movements OF persons dead Of cholera are not IN
frequent but they we calculated produce alarm IN the
OF James Hayward who died day before the
Westcboster House after an illness Of only - hours When
the patient bad been dead nearly n hour the who
had been engaged the body for burial rushed fo
the %an is Police Surgeon wasr@sn was s i%
medaey oad in and found the body undergoing hose auto
disease The dead both oleached fists against his
breast then the arms sratened and again were drawn up
while the fingers pnohed tho sryesd skin beneath which
the had ceased pulsae. The eyeds wohed the
contracted aod rel xed the man were really aVe
but they only served to verify what has long been known and
gben the undertaken although not unused to dead
prepared TO sooept invitation TO pagiste
t5st mo- post Of this kind were recorded
in this city during the epidemic II ios and the present
caused little alarm those VINO became aware OF
the facts but ignorant OF it's cause.
QUARANTINE REPORI.
Under date Of July o. Dr. ID. IL. Blssei, Deputy Health
Officer reports all well board the Hospa Ship Falcon
The nuisance arising from throwing oa into the Lower Bay
rather than diminish The pilot boat r.
w ans No. H. In from yesterday morning. and
reported willie in the Lower Bay shs passed the
barge that carree dead cattle to Barren Inc
Of latter DISTRIBUTE entras OF animals
aud oa throughout the entire TO the ISLAND and
creating stencil that sckening In the extreme II the
contractors for the removal of tho o we're ignorant OF the
fact they would for not preventing ~ but
the remedy lie annulng the contract and
placing the entire matter In better hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
PrescripsIou as Antioch College.


SIR The Trustees Of Antioch College at the
recently held there refused to allow the only
female candidate read her graduation solely because
she wore the Reform Cor short Dress This lady the wife
OF respectable manufacturer Mr. Dodds Of Xenis in THU
stae has for years with her husbands cordial spprovs
worn this style Of costume Her apparel was considered No
bar to her entering College and studying there for several
wears well known that she intended 20 graduate IN IT.
bat hint dropped that freedom Of choice N as pare
uar would given her. til hour before TIE
men the when she informed that she would
not permitted take her part In the performances clad
she was for her 10 make any other arrange
ments such short notice she had been wiling 70 90
co. Thus passed much TO the surprise and DIS
appointment of the Audience who were very 10 nrs
her and knew the OF her appearance ns
Trustees however were willing give her the diploma but
she declined 10 accept il under the circumstances
Roth the Faculty class were opposed 70 th acol
Of the Board but they mmovsbe in neh decision AND
declined the protest Of
This ia perhaps small mattsr but for one dshs the
Mr. Dods bears high reputation. both for scholarly pro
foiency and moral character. 49,. ,....,.
n n only fair 70 the osens here to state that irrespective
Of any for her mode Of dress the cendae OF
board IL generally condemned. EDWARD n hcnAn"
fsise SpvisSa ONO. July l6o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

MEETING YESTERDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
sTBAM-THE STEAMSHIP PBBUvrAN-rHB YELLOW
PBvBR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THB SANITARY
POLICB.
The Metropolitan Board of Health met Yesterday
afternoon In the Police Court Room President jackson y
Schultz occupying the chair and all the members present
The minutes Ofhe Last meeting were read aud approved
The SECRETARY in the absence Of Bss presented
$50 genera orue t SPECIAL orders - final orders. - orders ,n
inspected inal orders that had been modified
BILLS PRESENTED. -
which we're udtcd and 70 be paid MIR Bergen pre-
seDtcd 4 frOm Mr. Fagin for ss3 for removing dead
animals from te shore Of Coney islIna WhSs ns ss 9
tor the services both OF whoh were referred W III
Crane
TIRE STATE gMIGRAsT HOSPITAL
Tho Secretary tter from thu Secretary Of the Board
OF Emigration inviting Board OF Health TO visit the state
NJ The fled and the invitation accepted
DIsISPEcrsG BY STEAM
communication from Mr.. Scoy, asking the Board or
Health place a bis disposal for the purpose and IN
yns the Board to witness some experiments In dnieoton
BY steam read aud referred to the Sanitary Committee
THE STEAMSHIP PERUVIAN.
Messrs Kesmith sons OF the steamship Peru
yan letter the Board stating that this ship had been
at Quarantine since the oth Of May that some passengers
placed board from the Portsmouth who had been
II days oIemp, from disease Of kind and asking that for
these the ship be permitted TO come 70 the CITY ine
communication was laid ON the table
YELLOW FEWER.
letter was read from Dr. ID. H. Bisse stating that the
Daniel Webster 10 days from Vera Cruz via Ha'
yana with passengers and United States mails had been
dosned Quarantine because Of the existence Of yellow
fver at the port from which sailed and asking iusuc
the disposition that should DO made VI the AMP ana
cargo.
In discussing the question Of allowing her TO into port
Dr.PARkEG speaking Of yellow fever said The disease
taken by person from anotheri but ship
brought here from port Infected with the disease the
confined the bold beneath the hatohways was poison.
the danger ofakng the disease one living IN city
whore II existed as an epidemic ~.
The ship permitted 70 anchor 10 the ream anu eis
charge her cargo by lg hterS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
FIRES.
NV -ORLEANI.

2
July 5.-Odd.FeOws Hail. the most magnificent
building in tins city except the 81. Charles Hotel was
DESTROYED by fire last night. The building, including
furniture was valued at 800 0O0 insurance, sjG0O.
The Masonic brotherhood have offered the use OF their
rooms to accommodate the Lodges OF Old-Fellows.
CHERRY VALLEY, n. y.
July 5-All the buildings on the north side OF Man-st
in this place from the barns attached 20 sternss Hotel t.
j. Sutthhs house. destroyed by fire last night Loss
from 1000 slOOOOO. The fTe supposed 10 have
been tie work OF an incendiary.
CINCINNATI.
July G-The double brick house on Viue-st. Hill occu-
pied by \ = Carpenter and ID. Wheeler was destroyed by
fire OIL ( e ih inst. Loss $4,000.
LAWRESCEBURG, IND.
The total loss by the fire at Lawrenceburg, Ind, will
reach 100000. TwentyOne buildings were destroyed
covering an area Of nearly two acres.
FIRE IL GRRESwICH-sT.
At u O'Clock on Friday morning, tire was dis
covered in the attic Of No 800 Greenwichst occupied
dwelling by John ODonnen the second floor and as Il
auo store Oh goor The third floor was occupied by
Michael Constantine The upper part OF the building
burned out Loss building about $500 Insured. The
loss Of Mr. Constantine viii amount 20 about s NO insur
ance OD0nnels loss BY water will DO about s5oo Mo- IN
sured The bakery Of John Haws No 800 WAS sight dam
aged Insured The tire supposed to have originated nom
ad tiXef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
BROOKLYN WIS.

The BODY or MAN FoUSD WITH ITS THROAT
CuT-PR0BABLE MuRDER-A boatman. named Thomas Shea
residing at No % Scammel st. New York about o'clock
Yesterday morning found the body OF floating in the
East River and towed the foot Of North Seconds, f.
D. On examination it found that deceased had deep
wound Of two or inches his throat commencing a
the et ear He about 80 years OF age with sandy hair and
wh.ker dressed in black ock coat plaid pants gray vest
calico shirt Congress CATERS undert and gray socks
In his pockets three red muslin handkerchief two brass
keys piece OF paper written in German characters and
taiors measure The body had been but short time In the
wafer Coroner Smith ordered post mortem examination
which made by Dr. Dreamer in the afternoon when
reared that the wound In Itself sufficient TO
death and may have been inflicted after death The
Shea body principal wltncfs IN the cello
brated Rkers Island murder Coroner Smh (who
enormously reported in local paper absent In PHILADELPHIA
will hold an inquest the body to-day, II he obtain all
lie witnesses he has issued for The body hes not
vet been Identified Any information needed By the friends Of
deceased can obtained by applying at the Forty fh Pre-
ciuct Station. House. Fourth.st. near Grand. +. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
Iaximillan's Great Financial Distress.
France 70 Pay Hin Five Hundred thousand
Francs Month for Urgent Expenses.
The Austrian and Belgian Troops 10 be Paid
by France.
Important DEGREES ISSUED b!
MaximiiiaR.
military CONSUMPTION aad Regulation OF
Taxation.
The Hon. r. D. Owen On the Mexican Question.

By tlc arrival Of the Corsica at this point we are
in rccen. Of papers from the City OF Mexico up June TO-
We take from them the following official documents.
TROOP TO VERA CRUz-OCCUPATIOS OF MATAMOROS.
NEw.ORLEAAs Thursday. July s. ls66
The steamer Pezano, from Bagdad on the Goth OF June,
has arrived at BTashear City.
Tho steamers Halcombe and Eugene, with two schoo-
ners containing Gen. OlyeTs and staff, together with
about 900 persons consisting of troops Government
officials and children crossed the Of the Rio
Uraude the Goth, bound to Vera Cruz.
Gen. EscObedo occupied MaRmoros on the evening Of
the 2JtA of june, with 1000 men.
Maiamoros was remarkably quiet and orderly
GAIvEs1oN Thursday July s. LEGO
MaiamOros dates Of the Sd inst. received
Carvaal will issue address saying his troops are
naked aud hungry, and that he expects the citizens Of
MatsmOros will contribute 100000 TO their relief thus
relieving him OF the necessity Of levyinc a loan.
Caryoal IL shout going look after a specie train.
Jusro has been sent for to rcestablsh his government
IN MaiimOras
Tho Liberals are now confident of capturing Mon
ierey
Great confidence exists in the passage Of the Loan bill
by the United States Congress
MatemoTos is unusually quiet.
MAxIMIsIAS's FINANCIAL DIsTREss-HE WILL RECEIVE
FIvB HUNDRED THOUSAND FRANCS MONTH PROM
FRANCE FOR HIS MOST URGENT ExPESsBS-THg
AUsTRrAS AND BELGIAN TROOPS TO BE PAID By
FRANCE.
wAsHroroS Friday July g. lsG6.
Letters from Vera Cruz. dated the 2lSt ult., were
received today this city and smanaing from trustworthy
agreement WITH MsTnqa By which the latter wOg ,e
expenses besides having his Austrian aud Belgian
troops paid by the French Government.
rl. Tia CONFEDERATE COLONY AT C0RDOvA.
From TIE Mexican Iiues June 10.
The colony a. COrdoya has suffered serious inter-
rupon NJ The hands OF Liberals robbers. IT is not known
WHOA bnt His EKcecncy Marshal Bazsne hos given sBch
ders w il Is believed the settlers IN future against
similar attacks We GLAD learn that the coons them
selves have also formed organization for sedefeuse and
vhs from the limited number who thus organized the
protection afforded vii be perfect as could be wished
~ "a M
viii be effective for the fntuie.
We glad learn from those OF DOR countynen VINO haVe
lately had business u transact with His Exeelency sr.
Minister Of FOmono IN relation 10 inning ration that
there activity the acquisition and snrYe!s9i
lands been known the Of
tho policy u encouraging Immigration
earnestly adhered that many end very desirable
lands have recently obtained for that purpose MssTs
Robert Laurence Hardeman and AcCausand have been
plOyed make surveys and already there are
efficient parties ia ths held engaged IN tins operation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY., JUDY 4 $500.

l. in sp'it ncompathe With 5o position assumed by and
vltuliy see od br me Nren,. Government
Tue 1en ne 0l F.o.lh tlo,. b. II 7.,r har0rI ft0
preeent would ho ~ 4encc oi leIH ylts booking %
abe con piat on Imperial rnFerila boring Republic
Which co o.ilatol aY5 OF li announced hi Vo can.
not permit
lnaSuu o. be hostile b France 0i McECH.
after the present. year would bad ftil
Do1ud by comfy In any OTTER iu case 20
otcnc miteih d % Mcco tire reference a1y sch
contingency We have the rirt avert ac urrence
due regard 90 the Interests of frM-ui ,4d repab
ISM tlan &, declared ts tons re.urss that
the attempt ~ suaYert constitutional h.ry ~ Mexico DO
brought 10 an end promptly and iu good fdfl.
permanent benefit be Obtained hv fenroriginr
ntsrnaOnl imity is best preserved by demanding only the
night aud suffering the wIon.. Weak concessions 10
with settled policy unstable foundations Tor
future Such concessions expe4iests of the
unworthy II may please Emf sr0I bur they leu
lated 60 excite the contempt the respect friend
SKIP Of generous AMI spirited Gaon ike tas French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
ma joe. b coneludlne ~.
Marine Disasters.

B0srOS Friday Juli & loo
o., . ,er,o Cor,lo from Philadelphia with coal
Co. IIseyill got ashore OF the rocks below TIE flcrs
oi H. at int, and will be total loss. Part Of her cargo
will be saved. ~ 49,. a.. o..
Cap Saunders which lcf NewYOrk June y for Bre-
men put into this port this afternoon IN distress Her
mails have been landed and will be returned 20 Newly ork
She will receive some necessary repairs before proceeding
EAsIPOKI Me. Friday. July q. l-66.
The brig l.. l. Wadsworth went ashore II thick ios
last night the southwest point OF the wolves III ~
feared she will be a total loss.