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sEIrRIFI.S SALE

] y DISTRICT Court-State Of Lousiana-Parish az
Cddao--No. Gg3o.-A d. BATTLE, tutor vs. i p
Hull. b. virtue of writ of ieri facias to NE d;
rected blythe honorable the District Court Of the ng
ISL of Caddo, Will proceed to sell At public auction
to thel highest bidder, at the Courthouse door in ia
city ofISlrageport parish and State aforesaid on ''
Saturday the 18th day OF June, 8GG
between the hours Of 10 cloc6 NJ, o clock
NJ, theifoHowing described property, to-HIt;
! Wardrobe, / Table,
l BeHsteaG, ] Bureau
l WhsEstand, ! Book Case.
/ Hdt Back, ! Lot of Books
Seizdd rs Ehc property Of the defendant and Ia h
sold topar and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled sRit, Hith all cost.
Terms Of sale-CASH with benefit Of apprascmegt
FLAFIUS J. SIMPSON, Dep. sheriff
Shreveport May 80 1866. TpfSg %
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Thomas +. Adams, chief Of the New Orleans police,
was on the 2lst inst tried before the police board of
that city and found guilty Of macasance in Office and
suspended from office for fifteen days The charge on
which he was tried was for Issuing an order the lieu
tenants Of the police at the Instance Of acting MAJOR
Clark, not to arrest the better class Of persons carry
ing concealed weapons during the time a change was
being made in the policemen. The action Of the
board in the premises may be law, but we hardly think
it polite Under the circumstances we think that
acting mayor Clark and chief Adams we're unsuitable
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7 WILL have ready for delivery by next SaturdnF'
i Three Hundred and Fifteen Thousand weli-buFa'
Brick, at m brick yard, near Shreveport -ro,7
my3o It'll }. j. nor l.
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A boarder at one of our city boarding houses, on
being asked how they lived there replied that the hash
Nas rather doubtful. but the beef, "bnllY!
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PITTS & THAYER.S SALES.

LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO.
bacco, Fruits, Hats, Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, &c, &c.
AT CTION.
10y PITTS & TIEAYER- CLARESCE Q.
ID THAYER, Auctioneer-Will be sold, This Dr,
May 80, SG6, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, at their Sales
room, under Ferandah Hotel Milan street, an assert
ment of Groceries, such as, Sugar, Coffee Aole''e'
Soap Candies Canned Fruits, Oysters, 10.
20 bblB Whisky, different brands;
80 boxes Tobacco
50, 900 Cigars Also
% boxes Lemons; SO drums Figs
90 e. Raisns 20 boxes Prunes.
) bblb. c. Nuts; bbl5. Filberts
5 Brazil Nuts.
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TERMS Of sale-CASH, with benefit Of appraiscnor+
FLAFIUS J. SIMPSON, Dep. sheriff
ShrefeIort May 30 1856 Lptsg %
suEEIFF2s SALE.
IN DISTRICT C0BRT-State Of Lonisana-Parisb
4 of Caddo-No. TQ5S-A. S. MANSFIELD vs. H.
e. Pa4lo4 BY virtue Of a writ Of IL f ssuaS f i-r,
the Hon the District Court Of the parish Caddo and Ia
Directed will sell at public auction, at the Court
House qoer in the city o. Shreveport parish and State
Saturday, the I'll, day or July, 1896,
between the hours Of lo o'clock NJ and O'Clock r w.
the following described property, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section seven az town.
eighteen Cls) range fourteen C4l cotaning one bun
bred and it5 whine and twenty onehundredth acres
ass 2Q-lQ4} northwest quarter Of section eight Isl
township eighteen tS) range fourteen a. containing
one hundred aud fitytro and fifty three onehundred
l52 53l o91 acres also the southwest quarter Of ire
northwest quarter Of section eighteen tlS) township
eighteen ('S), range fourteen (l4l containing thirty
nine (39) acres; also the northwest quarter of tho
northwest quarter of section eighteen (6), township
eighteen iS}, range fourteen (l4 containing thirty.
nine and eighty eight hundredh t39 $4,000 acres
also the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section seven a. township eighteen (l6), range four
teen G4}, containing thify-niue and sixty one hun.
dredh 1885, G0lo9 acres the east half Of the southeast
quarter of section twelve lZl, township eighteen 8t
range fifteen containing eighty (50 acres; the south
west quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section twelve
u2 township eighteen 19l, range fifteen 49, contain.
ing forty acres the north half of the northeast quar-
ter and the southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section twelve tl2}, township eigheen (S) range
fifteen (l5l, containing hundred and twenty N20y
acres als the northwest quarter of section twelve
Q2) township eighteen 49, range fifteen Q5l contain
ing one hundred and SIXTY $50 acres also the south
quarter Of section twelve 2), township eighteen
! Cl8l range fifteen 10y, containing one hundred and
sxy HB0 acres also The west fractional half Of the
northwest quarter Of section thirteen (13l, township
eighteen (I5l range fifteen 90, containing fty.sx
56) also the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section seven ~ township eighteen I6g
range fourteen f4) containing forty l4Q) acres; also
the east half Of the northwest quarter of section eigh
teen Is) township eighteen 49, range fourteen IA
and the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
GA
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General Grant has instructed military department
comnasders to abolish the districts under their com
mand as rapidly as circumstances viii permit In
some cases be has recommended the conversion Of
The district into military post
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Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c, &c, -.
Terms-GASU, in L. 5. Treasury Notes. tmy5JL
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SHREVEPORT:


WEDNESDAY. ...... ..-- r.....-.'.'. MAI ", 4a1o.
Tbos McIntyre, Of New Orleans IS our only d1iy gu
1orized agent TO receive subscriptions and alrertse-
nents.
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Th1d Stevens said in recent speech in congress
that the contest fer he presidency is fast narroving
down 10 a choice between Grant and Lee.
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See Mayors notice for proposals for bids to aiss
he focr Of .he market house
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Mr.. Hope adyertises in another column that he has
for sale $4,000 bricks Our people cannot now give
as an excuse for not building repairing the scarcity
OF building material
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from the Nashville Union and American

Mcssrs Stacey & Poland have removed from No. Z
to No on the levce (Uowell & Buckner's old stand.
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WHOLESALE AND RErML.-E. & b. Jacobs ELL All
orders from the country for dry goods, groceries, farm
ing implements, plantation supplies Sc, with dispatch
and at reasonable prices. full assortment Of every
ding in their line kept constantly hand The trade
can purchase Of them at New Orleans prices
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DAvrs's CAsE.-The Washington correspondent Of
the St. Louis Republican under date Of the 2lst inst
says judge Underwood, Of the United States district
court for the eastern district of Virginia, arrived here
to-day, with copy Of the indictment found against
jeff Davis for treason, Norfolk, Thursday. The
Indictment is about the same as the one previously
found in that court Judge Underwood has been in
consultation with the assistant attorney general to-
day. in relation Davis's trial at Richmond in June.
Every preparation is being made for the event at that
time 1t is understood that chief justice Chase
will preside, and attorney general Speed will prosecute
assisted BY judge Clifford, Of Massachusetts, and Wm.
r. Evarts, Of New York, as counsel on the part Of
the prosecution. The court will convene in the early
part or June
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By reference to the proceedings Of the board Of
trustees, at called meeting last Monday, it win be seen
that the ordinance prohibiting the sale Of liquors and
soda water after O'Clock 4. N. Sundays, was re-
rpale5
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J. b. Lewis, Jr. wholesale and retail dealer in
Boots shoes, and hats, on TIE corner Of Texas and
Spring Streets is closing out the heaviest stock in this
section Of the country. See advertisement.
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TIE attention Of the reader Is invited to the adyer
tlsement Of Esther, Trustworthy Co., commission
merchants and wholesale and retail dealers in dry
goods family groceries hardware, plantation supplies,
&c. on the levee corner of Milan street One of the
members Of this firm remain III New Orleans constantly
for the purpose Of purchasing, by which they
are able to keep constantly on hand a full and COM
PIete assortment They have ample accommodation
for storage and to that business give particular aten
siOD A
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS

NEW YoEK, May Pip. E.}-The cotton market
is buoyart, with sales Of midding uplands at 4o@4l
and middling Orleans at 42@4S.
FoRrEEss MoSnoz, May 24.-Jef. Davis has been pa
rolled the limits Of the fort during the day time and
Carol hall during the night His counses 0Conor
and Shea have access to him at all times.
New YorE May 25.-Goll 1898. Cotton frm,
with sales Of 5000 bales of Orleans midliug at $50
44c. Government sofa u auction 2oe5o bales Of
strict middling at 425c.
NEw ORLEANS, May Cottoa.-Eow Kidding
firm at 1896. Cold dropping at l38@l4o.
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sIrCCEssI0S SALE.

Shreveport, MAY 50, 800 T5t
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or BOINEsT 8 BURKE aRoEIvR THE
latest Now, York DAILIEs every afternoon. Pace 40
conta 1tuth 4 S April n .
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Correspondence ofthe Journal Of Commeree.1
Havana Market.

HAVANA, May 5.-sugar very dull. Quotations whites
through ut s6A to $7 per 100 lbs; yellows do Nos 1s
20 ut 81 Lie to $bh do browns Nos IL to IL st sax
to 81 do cucnruchos at So to $S do; few
transactions for refining purposes from S53 TO $ for
grocery grades 81 SAX 100 os Centrifugal sugars
from 81 i.le to SAX do Shipped this week henoe and
New York 1884 boxes 1911 hhds; Boston 32oT boxes.
47l hhds PHILADELPHIA 761 boxes 4b1 hhds; Baltimore.
GO boxes so4 hhds; New Orleans 2sos boxes 90 hhds.
FREIaHTs No demand either for United States or
Europe. tg .-,. .s-
Premium Paris do do do at 3 to 3A do United States
currency Northern citiesl 100 days sight, lSk to IA
dfscouut II. -l L-.li 4 l.-l-----
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PAnacnScra.

Per steamship Quaker CITY. 70, New Ycrk-H L
Williams, James Candy. @ W Dawson, BENT Hood, "
ney. o'Conner, Piser, VIM Robinson, !. Roger,
II Newman Edwart Hart, Geo Mofat, Mrs vlerfelder
and child, Mias Venning. Misc Yenning. Mrs Ven.
ming. Miss + JOINING, Miss Ids verninR, Ms W
Lewis and child. W Jones. II Castle Fl Mnnigsult
z L Cottinet, lady, children and nursa, MrB + De.
Forrest, Mrs Spring, W Mag,a ath lady and servant
Miss Jane Hart. Mise Blanchard, Mrs Conner. Miss
Laura Chafee. Mrs N North. Miss Swaziland, O O
Lelry, A Bourne, and 20 In steerage.
Fer steamship Moneks. from New York.Mrs M Taylor,
Sampson. Mrs MoA.iiser, Mrs j. O Russell. Ham.
mond and lady, a oudworth. Mccarthy Werth:
mior. VIM Piher. John Ke.ter, Mrs Harris, child aud
Per steamer Fmllte from Savannah, via Beaufort
stollbrand. Mira 6tollbrand and childrep, Mss
6ollnrand. Conen, mrs Robinson. a Fusom.
Johnson. Jas O'sulllvan. W Alexander. T Leman.
MAniaeult JWincey, E M geabrook, Travis and
vLnt, W ETnns and servant, II klvord O W Nois, w
Chaplin Mrs Chaplin and child. and IL In stesrage.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

:BARCELoNA-Per sp pol Tomas-If2 bass UP Cotton
1491 feet Lumber. - 80
NEW YORK-Per steamship Quaker Cty-l50 bales
Cotton, o6o sacks Salt, l6l packages Smdrtea
BALTIMORE-Per schr Palmer-sa'OWteet pine
Lumber.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE May Corr oN-Today has been extreme
the unsettled state of the market We have ieard Of
oIy 100 bales sold, at prices nomnally Sic to &c. tho
quotations showing decline OF from 10 to 20 the
rates of yesterday The market closes dull and lat
Z L MONETARY AND FINASc1AL-We have important
change to note in no market to-day.
There has been good inquiry 10 dold but the limited
supply has limited transactions, the market cong at
127 10 49,
Sterling il still with vida range, from 1873 to 6,
.cording to class or Bills
Domestc--Sighti is scarce and held firmly by Banks
and Bankers at u premium for New York Sight We
hear of no Offering of Time Bills. " f''
New orieans Sight Is firm nt par with nothit offer.
Ing below. ~ .-.
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Bnltinnore prnrltet,

y
BALTIMORE. May l0.--ooFFEE.--The stock In frat
prime. Sales the past weok been confined TO lots
from second hapds, We report 900 bngs bio. fesales
out Of bark Lapwings cargo. at 20 cents 500 bags do
In small lots ranging to quality from ID to 2oH cs
gold. Nothing doing In other deaeripsonsi quote
Iaguayrs prime ~ cents; Java 20 cents, gold Stock
hore small and held higher Stock of Rio 5000 bags u
frat hands, and 1000 DO In second hands Of Laguayra
1900 bags, and Java 500 bags.
FLoUn.-Reoepts Of all kinds light OF Ohio and
Howard street brands very little indeed remains in first
(hands; the bulk OF the supply 10 from tho northwest
land of spring wheats Theao facts together With the
unfavorabe accounts from the tgrowing CROP have
awAkened quite speculative demand causing prices to
advapce 81 TO 90 per bb the largest advance being In
standsrd Extra Of winter Yhests High grades of Bat
3morn H9us and Family hayeioniy risen 60 OTIS. Iii
tts export and rntiers have ceased fts
We report sses for the week follows:
6o0 bbls City aae 25@9 rs; 900 bbls North.
stern Super at 80 1000 bbs DO Extra 10 rs
11 as 800 bbls Howard st do at Sl0l1 62h; 1000 bbs
Ohio do OF $40 60@l8 1000 bbia City Mills at slo rs
11 60 t26 bbls Westrn Fine At sa no bbla Weatern
nmily nt S18 rs; 100 bbIn Rye ut SE 25S Isl 400 bbs
yellow Corn Meal OF 81 as; quote yhite at o. sJ no,
|nAy the market olosed frm at our quotatione viz;
oyard.ntrest super and cut Extra Sf02b to $40 so;
3io chipping Extra Sff so to, $t2j do high gradea
$i2 TO sis; do Family "A 70 31t Ohio Super and Cus
E1Ia 10 to $40 as; do shipping E1rs II to sia; dc
etalins brands so 10 si2Eo; do Family 10 30 sii 6o
jNSrthvssteir snpsr Is 70 SO; d. Extra 10 IS %
III to s1a; do sMpping brands Extra 10 to ela 20
Baltimore, Welch's and Greenfield Family GIG go; ID
hiah GRADES Extra slA So; Rye Flour. now. s6 o. q
. ~ .
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, Msy II. -CorroN.-The dispatches yes.
terday morning had depressing effect upon the
and few transactions transpred through the day.
few buyera entered the market but there WAS little Of
ferng and that little generally held far above buy
era views that could not hear OF any sales Of Inn
portancenot sufficient TO indicate there was market.
1.-THE irresulary noticed In the market was manifested
been sold OF differ 7nce Of fully 20 p ib. The New
York dispatch quoted Cotton dull and nominal at
34@35c few saies effected in the market here.
Middng ut 98@22c; Low Mddling at t97@28o. Holders
are asking 500 Tor Middng, and seemed indsposed tc
asll Sof IasB. Tha trRtkat clused dull and heavy.
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per South CaroIinn Railroad

l62 bales Cotton, a bales Yarn, cars Lumber
Furniture, car Iron, and sundries. To Walter &
Co, Trout & kmsbury, O Wilson. G w Williams Co,
terhum, L Drucher Calcot, II Cobia h Go. Ravenel
Il Co. Graeser Smith. Chisolm Bros. W w Smith. W B
williams. Hunt Bros. N Averu II Son, Willis Chs-
olm. J B Sloan, II Mure Go, NJ Godsrnith & gon, G.
Bomar. Gaard, DR. Horlbebk, Ebaugh Nal.
lonee.i ,r,,s.. III. .s.... ID, i. ...,
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Receipts thus far thir ~eeil
Receipts nthcs May /, 1855,
Rseetpts ninco Jan ], 1885.
Receipts since eeps I, 1895
EJpnrta!aifice eept.l, 1895.
The Cottan Circular OF d
ed for tho -Boaton eteam
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Cotton market Saturday last waa qiet and un-
changed. Sales about I6o bales ih hshj stock We
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~ =. PRODUCE MARKET. ..a ~.
NEW YORK, Thursday May 1p. 1ss6.-The receipts
been bbis Aches 6sO4 bills Flour bsl bags Corn sal
10 800 bushels torn T468 bushels OATS 1900 bushels
Barley, $500 bbls Pork 1859 pkgs Ont Meats 80 bbis
AsaEs-Are in demand. aud held firmly. 1T Sc rs to
81 for Pos aud S3 2 to Sl8 80 for Pe.rs per 100 lbs
CoPFKRIs In request at previous prices. We quote:
Java ut 26c &c., Native Ceyon at 21o to 2sc
cabo at 100 tn 40 Laguayra ut 1870 to 20, Rio at
1870 to aoHe. aud 81. Domingo stl7Io to i7o, cash.
In gold, per ID.
GorroN-Has been IN moderate demand, at former
prices. Middnga arc quoted ct from BIO to 800 per ~
bales. Sales were also made by auctl1n, on Govern
me.: count, OF bales good ordinary Orleans, at
esXc bales ordinary do st 27hc;7 do low ordinary
at 26Xo @ bales p kings at 1Uo 70 Ito; $50 bales re
baied at to 1880; 67i bales Mobile low Ordinary
ut $40; good ORDINARY e 29o. ordnfsy at 29c pckngi
1t i5o. 34I balss rebaied as 2a1zc. Per ID.
Norements in Cotton at his Port
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wflmfngton Market.

WILMENqToN, Mayd0 -TUnPENTrNR.- 81 bbla
reoeyed sA IS So for yellow Dip
and41 80 for hard. per 280 lbs
EpIarTs TUBPEErINE-Is In demand, and market &C.
tiye BaieB 207 bbs ut SO cents per gallon for white
Rosn-Ssles OF 286 bbs at S6 25 S. SO rs to 81 for
No and ST. S729 81 80 70 81 IS for Pale and So to
SO for Opaque, - g
No Hnlea In Cotton or Tar,
CoRN-Sales from vessel OF 1900 bushels at 81 for ye
low, and 133 do at 81 10 per buBhel for white.
o8ts-A lot Of 800 bushels ordinary sold from vessel
:at 81 u cents per bushei. N'.'' q
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Increased Gold Deposits. 5lo4 4sO
In addition TO this may be reokoned half million of
Gold Coin received yesterday from Ban Francisco.
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minutes 10 ono Il parted board where u In urea
Just behind tho stoppers and In moment tho END .an
appeared In the water
After three unsuccessful att emps TO raise u By gap
ping the Great Eastern with the remainder Of the cable
board returned TO Sheerness ON tho iith IL seems
there was no dbsacuIty In graphing cable
tho great depth Of water OF thousand athoms and
object OF the return Of the Great EAssrn was 70 OBJ
tain stronger graphing gear, that on poAfu having
broken three times.
The place at which the cable had sunk was buoyed
and the yessels abandoned the ssempt for the year
rnK cAnLs OF 1899
settled THAI the next attempt should De crowned
with success. The history OF that attempt ana now
diary Of Cyrus w. Field and tho tslosrams OF our CORES
pondent Hearts Content The Grcas Eastern has yet
another duty perform In the attempt 20 be made 70
raise tho cable 90 1855 and nnsh II 10 Hearts Content
and this stupeudoas work may yet DO . success
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FIRE IN ROME, N. Y.

Tweniy-cisht Buildings and the Pest Once
Burned.
RDsK, ~ ", July 10 is0e.
An extensive nrc occurred hero to-day causing ioS
OF $780, 600 The following the loserscolsnaa. Of
tho wilet House. 81 900, not insured; benjamin v.
Huntington. $500. and Edward Huntington. eTos.
both insured; Hester Manch. OF New Yosk,
$s5, ooo insurance $4,000; r. white, shoes, si.2oA
insured; s. Brown, butcher, 500 not insured; ~
Hathaway. $500. W. Nelson stoves. $3.50. Ro~isy.
giocer $500, insured; oraon Knowiton. saloon AM
dwelling. $4,000; Charles Hemans, millinery, 5000
stilman wardsell, groccrs. 5000 ssuipAash.
tobacco 500; r. q. Haley. hats 81, 800, insnrsd0
C. r. Greene, druggist $500 insured; Jopb,ha hastas-
son, cabinet maker, 81 200. not insured.
Tho whole brick block owned BY Hester Maxsnh, u
Guiding tho Post once, destroyed Everything n
the Posi Office saved. About twenty othor Ator0
were more or less damaged and eight barns vSS
bufu
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DETAILS OF THE PAYING OUT.

tysus w. FIELDS Report u How the Cable
was Laid-TAe wsrk Completed wifhsus y
FzlsuA - Delay-Over Osc Hundred Alilos
Per Dsy- -Tssal Length Of the Cable n Laid,
Eishsees Hundred and sixsy-sax Miles.
HsAErs CONTEXT, July %, 1863.
rns steamship Great Eastern lsfs shssrnes satur-
DAY q noon, juno so arrived a Besrhavea Thurs
day morning, yaly and received the balance Of hsr
oai and provisions
mo other steamer jcisea the Great Eastern At Beer
haven - folows:-Ths william Cory and Terrible on
vday July 9; the Arbssy o. The tn and the Nsd~sy
On Tuesday. the 10Th inss.
On saturday, The 7th Of Jaiy the end Of the Irish
sAsrs cable was landed froa the william Cory, and u
sso NE nsxt morning he laying suocssufuly com
sssd. and the end buried In nsssysar faihcms; lssi
uds 81 o. Longitude II os; distance from the sssssph
house Il valsua twenty and hall miles; twenty
niae and quarter miles Of cable paid on.
wsswsspAy, July ll-Hsr MsJssty's ship Racccon
arrived At Beerhavsn TO rsnder I'll assistance In her
,owsr.
rru.spAr. The Great Eastern, ksdway, Albany,
Terrible and Racooon near one snother. Services
Asid .. vaen.a and prayers offered up for the success
full laying Of The cable
rsDAr, ls.h-Ths shore ssd vas connected 70 the
as,a cable - board the Great Easisrn, ands2soP n
che telegraph csss started for Newfoundland, and The
Raoooon retained 70 valenuA me telegraph feet sailed
n the following ssdr,-rAs Terrible ahead Of the Great
Eastern % The sarbsard bow the Msdwy on the port
and the Albany % ne ssarboard quarter. weather
sAicE sad sssxy. with heavy rama Signals ssns
through The Cable On board me Great Eastern and % the
telegraph hoass q vaisnsA rvo thousand four hun
.urcd and forty asuscai miles found perfect
-ss following ,ss.s SHOWS The distance run BY tbs
oress Eastern sssh day, and The number Of miles Of
.esbis paid eus:- ~. -