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He,x Orlean. Market.


NEW ORLEANS, August 19.-CoTToA.-we lIavo
again 10 report q limited movement. Tho market was
sparingly supplied only two OF three Rts being
on sale and tho asking prices Of holders consid
erably In advance OF buyors lma tho latter found II
necessary to defer tho execution Of pr orders and await
Tho receipt OF further instruct ms; hence. Tho days
transactions wcro restricted, aggrcgaung at tho cose
brrely $40 bales, taken by Elk brokers Of irregular bu
iner prices. tho market closing In too unsettled
aiuon 70 admit OF oven approximate quotations.. Tho
nsI one Of the new CROP from Concordfa Parish has
oeon received by Messrs Freyer, Deutsch VOLS,
sample Of which IA before II grown on the plan
tsaon OF Mt " Meyer, six micB before Nslchez Miss
ana vas .nn oIted to the city by the neamboat droy
~ p !. - enaed Strict Middling to Middling Fair,
ana pronounced by competent Judges tho most mor.
charitable Article that hns yot como 10 hand
srA-RMKFr OF COTTON
Rtoct on hand Beptembor l. isS0 b,,co ,oo no,
Rsoeiyod previoualy s19
Additional bales made from WRECKED. looss,
burnt and damaged Cotton, pcfinss
samples, 6c... 1888 -J7a oso
ssl ,OI2
Cleared preFioualy eco. .0ai-ss0 osI
Btoot on hand and on ahipboard. 2oe0i
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GOTTHCIIALK.

Ieon,idsr ohieiering Sons Pianos superior TO any
In tho world.
They unr!valed for sinsing qualities and f
The harmonious roundnosA Of their tone. There II a
perfect homogenefty throughout all the registers The
uppor notes remarkable for clearnoas pu rilY
which do not and 10 AIy other instrument whio tho
base 10 dstngui.hed for power without hardness and
for aRniAoont sonorlty.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
RecetOed during Me mo,Aa Of Augu.t, 1856

fecetoed during he mo,ah Of August, 1885,
LONDON July rs, 1867.
hEssRs. OuICrrhIsa Il ScAu-Qcllts: hnyn much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the frat
oomposers musicians and professors III Europe hold
your PiatoB In such high eBtmation ire my certI0-
catel that felt 1t my duty to tatc thon with ruo
10 EUROPE to ascertain tho opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will PROVO how
nphDlmons thoy haTo been tho subject. beg to
forward y the saino time. le:er received from my
irtend, O0llhrd. which AN must 10 gratIfS-
Ing to you.
have the honor to bo gentlemen. yours vary trnly,
JAMES II. WEHLI.
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SIMlLla sIalILlBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHRRys'

HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPhTnIC SPECIFICS
AVE PROVED. PROM THE MOST AMPLE R1pH.
ssnt and noliabe. They The ouiy m nedIcines pes
tecty adapted to popular use-.o smpie that nnras
cannot bo mn!c In usine thotn: harmless De
treo from danger, and efficient 10 aiwaya rells
ola They hnvo iaifed the highnst comme1snson from
NL and Will always render sAlsiactiou.
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have eyery
known and valuable improvement. They have nvarts.
bly, been selectsl and used by all OF tho world's 40
knopcdoed great artstn who have Visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use
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THALBEIkQ.

consider Ghlckering Sons Pianos beyond com.
paftson, the best have sror seen in America.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
CHEROKEE PILLS,
o.. Female Re8,tfdfOr,

Cure .SHppresstti. Ercessirs and
f'dfHfat MtHstrudfion, Green
sickness, Nervous and Spinal AE
JfcfioTs. Pains IN the Back, Sick
Hsaddchs, Gfddiaess, and ell dis
eases TINT sI'rlng froT. frtcguIsrity,
by removing the caasc and all tho
eilircis that Rriso from II. They
are perfectly safe In all cnses, %.
rti1t ,rhen forbidden by diree-
fions, and nrc easy To administer,
as they arc nicely sugar codftd.
They should be In the hands OF
every Maiden. wlfc, and Mother
In the lsnd.
T.,lI.. JI
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THE MARION STAR.

ENsTABIIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. IS
II published At Marion s. c. I'm the central portion
Of tho country. and ohers favorable medium to Mer.
chants Mschinists and all classes who desire
70 extend Cler business In tho Pee Dee country. ~
For tho beneft Of Advertising patrons We ahal in
addition TO our subscription List which ts constantly In
creasng publsh and distribute gFatuously 5000 extrs
Fall. -. -.
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
". J. HcKkRAII.
November % Editor and Proprotor
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WEilLI.

this country or In Europe.
have never htsrd tone perfect; It yiods ever,
efpresson that needed in nuso and It's quality s
capable OF change to meet every sentiment TLIs in
raro power ann Is derived from tho perfect purity Of
balanced touch. "
POZNANSKI.
During tho past eight years have oons!sntIs yrsyeI
upon mo Justly celsbatod Rrard PiAnos YOU'RE he
only instruments that hAyo found eIther hero or in
kurope to equal the In all their points OF exceIlenc
may be LAtlsfsctcry TO our patrons and friends
among tho public largo To state that tes monas
been received from all tho leading ArtIsta who hsYe
Walled or arc residing In tho United few Of
Hhose names. ocsidos those above. sppend:
LEO pn MEYER. GUSTAV BATTER.
ALFRRD JAIL J. BESEDIOr.
II. kANDRRSON, NJ STRAKO9Ou,
q. H0RPAAN. JULlIEN,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many othsYs
a. MLusTRATKD ALBDMs AND PRIOR LIsrs
6kHT By NAIL,
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"a Inilo vas on hsr llp-hoath Vas in her iooh
strength was tn hes stop, and In her hAndi-PLlHrA
NoN RIlTml."
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LONDON, January "a. 1909.

5hmsS Al. WEHlI.
LONDON. January "a. IBoa
MT Dean Bin; hsvo great pleasure In .ating youfo
convey 10 Messrs. Chicheri1R tile eIpro' sion nt my
not rOrefy the boa Instrument of Gmorican mannfao.
ture tha. have tried but OF tho rs. Plano
the Mesara. ohcsortng may wci Gs trold OF having
turned out from tLelr nlanufuctory MI instrument
would be Tory difficult TO GarpsDs IN pa:t Of tile
Dear air. worry eluce,eiy yours.
Firm Of oouaId ooard. risno-forto Mauu;rsturer.,
LONDON August ~, 1885.
Ny DxAn sIR: AZ yon going b.ck to ths United
etstes must beg you to remember EiniIy to lhs
their Grand Pitnoior,oaI good an i"s,rpnsat ina
ioas euer turned out. boA IN touch andtcr,
Wishing Jou, &C., remain overt, Iy,
Firm Of Braadvood d sons. PiAno-forto sI,nuho-
LONDON. July %, 1868.
GEsTs: havo lust been invited By Messra uonrl 10
try Grand Piano-forte mAnrrscturod by you, ard
frend Mr O. D. oolard VIZ: That i. is lis anssl In.
strument1 l ever played on.
Beiieya mo. gen.lemsn, mort faithfully yonrR,
J. l. HATIpN.
TeImonidlf from Ae dfin0tshed drtit in Etyopa
70 Aeins. Chiekerin9 e Som:
LONDON July Is, 1885,
Having played upon e PiAno-forte made by Mopsrs.
Chictertng Bons, OF Boston and New York LAye
much peasuru In tsstfyng to its general excellence
For swsotnCss aud brilAncy of tone, doiIcacy of
touch and mAgnihcent power for concert purposca
conIder Il really GRAND PIASo-roRzE AND pECrpHp-
LII TIE BIT HAVE SEEN OF AhRRtcAN MANUFACTURE.
ARABELLA GODDARD. iGIULO RElONDI
@. A. OSBORNE lALfRED JAELI-
W. KUHE lIIEDSAY eIUPER
JULES BENEDICT. IL. MUSOIELEs
ID. W. BALfE Prof. OF CoiIser yAtoIre ds
OHtH. HALLE. Leiu1m
BRINLEY RlUHARDS. IL. ARTHUR CHAPEL.
hENE FAVAktES. Director OF Monday Uon.
bYDNkY bhlru. certs, London.
Among the chls points OF eIcellsnoe OF tho gliclsr-
Ing Pianos Of which speak ths rsta In their
congrstu,aory testimonials TO tie Mea,ra. ChckerInQ
arc tho greatest possible dept lnhsas aud Volume OF
tone. combined With briillancy, cIearnass and
perfect eyennehs throughout the nntiro scalo; and
above ALL surprising duration OF sonud the pure md
sympathetic quality Of whIch never changes nnder the
niost delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty years ths nr has manu.
sotured
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PHM.Apu1HIi. 10Th Month, i7lh Day, leca.
Rx11IozKp PnIknD:-Hy daughter hil bean muoh
beneatted BY tho use Of thy Plantation Bi.rs Thou
stlt sand mo two bottlss more, -
Tty trisnd, AaA GURRfs
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THALBKNG'S OPINION.
consider Ohlckering Il Soma Piaroa peyopd oor
parisop tic bcst Lave sesu III America
n. TuhLBERd,
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locnIFrrn. n z, December %. lso1
Messru. p. Il. DnAXa oo.-I have been rreat sns
frer from DyspopsiA for throe years had 10
abandon my profession. About three month"; NO
tried tho Plantation Bittsrs and TO my great 10Y Am
nov nearly wall man. have rooomm snded thsm In
several cAIes and, ~ far a. tnov niwayI uth gisna
benant an, respectfully yours
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
TUE JrSIATA SrSrIsrs is published every
Wednesday morning, oa Main street, by
II. n. WILSON.

The SURSCRIPTi0N PRICE of the paper
will be TWO DOLLARS per year in advance.
and $3.50 if not paid within the first three
months.
HA- No paper discontinued until all ar
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Eiiior.
AovERTIsISG.-The rates OF ADNERTIS-
fNG are for one square. of EIGHr lines or less,
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or each subsequent insertion. Aiinini~tra-
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Professional ani Bn.iness Cards. not exceed
ing p lines. and including copy OF paper.
$500 per year. Merchant, advertising
(changcah,e quarterly : Is per year, inclrl-
Ing paper at their Stores. Notices in reading
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Jon WoRK.-fhc prices of JOB WORK,
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II is a positive cure for badness
II rcS''reS grey hair to - original color.
IL IS fonic, Het Il Dye, and acts upon the
secretions.
II immediately arrests falling out of The hair
IL alieviates neuralgia ani headache.
Ii radically cures dandrufT and humors.
II keeps the scalp healthy. clean and cool
1t is an elegant and exouisitey fragrant hair
dressing.
II restores, cultivates and beauties the hair.
1t makes harsh hair flexible and lus.rous.
tr Icons Electric Lair Rcnewer has en-
loyed high leealreputation for many years.
Its wonderful restorative and invigorating
properties are well knowri 20 the medical fac
ally of Philadelphia.
Being fully satisfied Of the merits Of Leon S
Electric lair Renewer We have procured ex-
elusive ownership and are determined that
every household Ia our land shall have oppor-
iunity to rean is benefit.
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Or. LEoN'S
CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS
Dr.. LeOn'S Electric Hair RcneHer

THE PERFECTION OF MEDICAL scIEScx.
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SOLE PROPRIETORS.
l37 NorM Third 81, phHadciphtc.

SiLNEn'S " ASH POWDER.
Saves time llbor nancy. Makes washing n
?astime ana Monday a festival. Sold every
where. Try it. nov Il, ISG6-iy.
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sm \ foolish woman calling herself
Rosa Celeste, tried to walk tight rope
near San Francisco, and wheel barrow
with man named Kennovan IN It along
the cable. keuuovan became scared just
before the performance was to beSin' ana
drank heavily to get courage. The wo-
man then declined to undertake the ieaf.
but the audience jeered her for want OF
pluck, and she made the attempt. The
drupked fellow however, charsed. his pos'-
tion in the barrow, and he, IT and Celeste
fell to tn ground. kennovan was fright
fully bruised aud mangled, and Celeste
had her elbow and shoulder bone broken.
It is feared that both the man and woman
have received internal I'M juries which nay
prove fatal
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30
DIR, Icons INFANT REMEDY,

4 most delightful and eficacious cure for
The various ills 20 which infants and Young
children are subject:
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stIttt posttp.
BY-AND-BY

There's litilo mischief making
Eifin. who is ever nigh,
Thwarting every undertaking,
And his name is By-and-by.
wha, we ought to DO this minute.
VIII be better done" he'll cry.
"If tomorrow We begin it,"
'.Put i: off," says Byand.by;"
Those who heed his treacherous wooing
viii his faithless guidance rue;
What We always put off doing,
Clearly, We shall never do
We shall reach what We endcavor,
If on Now we more rely;
But unto the realms Of Never.
Leads the pilot By-"'d-hy.
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y wv ARRANGEMENT.-Th undcrsigned ed
l : finding it impossible with one Market
Gar, TO supply their cas!on,e.s, have purchased
hnn,her, and are now prepared 10 furnish
marketing regularly twice week after the
lst OF august. One Car viii arrive in Pat
rerson every Wednesday evening, the other
will arrive every Friday evening. We wish
it distinctly understood we viii do nothing
hut a strictly cash business in future. Per
sens ordering goods regularly c,cty week
are expected 10 pay promptly each trip
One car will leave Patterson for Philalel phia
every Monday morning. the other will leave
every Wednesday morning.
july 25-tf. HOLLODACGH &ROwE.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1851.
shuddered as I bent my head to tie
handkerchief. My eyes were as carefully

shuddered as | bent my head to ths
handkerchief. My eyes were as carefully
bandaged as before, and l was led to the
cab, and thence driven home by a more
circuitous route, if possible, than the ope
By which We came Arrived in front of
the house, the handkerchief was removed
and stepped from the vehicle. \ purse
OF five hundred dollars was placed in MY
hand. aad in moment, the cab and its
mysterious occupant had turned Tie cor
ner, and were out of sight.
entered the shop, and the purse Of
gold was the only evidence l could SUM-
mon in my bewilderment, that al / bad
just done and witnessed was no; dream
A month after that, | saw TIE ady
and the gentleman taken from the vault,
walking leisurely along Montgomery 81.
10 not know, bu. l believe the sleep
ing husband awoke within the vault, and
his bones are there to day. The vile Is
still resident of San Francisco.
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1 TTENTION ClTlZENS.--NEWS DEPOT
h and Stationary Store. in Perrysyiile, Ju-
aiata county, Pa. Post uifice Building
Tie Cudel sigued asks leave to inform the
good people of this and ne; c;ghboring counties
that Lo has opend ine stock of Stationary
Books, etc, and IasinC bought Them NJ a
very 10" wholesale price in Philadelphia, by
adding small per cen!age, is certain he can
-eli cneauer than any o;he. establishment in
The county. i~e following is a isl of Mnga-
zines and Periodicals, kept, with prices at
tachcd, any Of which viii be sent by mail
free Of postage to any place upon receipt CT
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30
TEMPERANCE ORATORS-A SUCCESSION.

TO make an audience laugh seems .e
the main object Of many Of the in.teranr
lecturers who have entered the lis. against
intemT erance. Funny stories, going TO
show tha: indulgence in strong potatious
engenders wit and humor, and leads to
u l:crous adv entures, are the principal sta
pie Of half the discourses delivi.ed, osten-
sibly in the interest Of temperance. The
tendency Of suet harargues is bad. Tioy
are more likely to make n:an in love
with iheb.ic.y :han to inspire him with
horror Of it; but there is popular ale-
ment in them and they pay. Just as ur-
chins make merry over the vagaries Of Il
drunkard in the street, children of a larger
growth chuckle over the absurdi;ies Of
inebrieiy as illustrated by facetiOus tenn
perarce lecturers. No sot will ever be
rescued from degradation by presenting TO
him the comic phases of the vice that is
destroying him; nor will any man who
has not yet fallen into the slough of dis
sipatiop be saved from it b. ealing bis at
tention to the srotesaue sayings and do-
ings of beings already walloNiDs in :ts
ulire.
One CT The most effective arguments in
favor Of total abstinence from intox icaling
drinks is .heir unirersdl and horrible
adplteratton. Never before has what Is
called odoct9rins" of liquors and wines
been prac,ised to the same dangerous
extent that it is now. Let any tenn
perance lecturer who wishes to create u
profound sensation in the public mind OBJ
tain samples of the distilled and fermeted
liquors sold, and have them ana yzed by
compctent chemists. Ls, him exhibit to
his auliencc the proportions ct deadly
poison which tie unerring processes of
science prove them to contain, and he can
hardly fail to staltle the moderate drinker
and make the druokard shuider. The
fac. is that under existing revenue laws
40 man can make living b. selling spir
itous beverages unless lie mixes the pro
duct of the still at least half and half with
poison more or less diluted Vile essences
and essential oils, ether, vitriol AMI strych
nine are mingled with the water used to
increase the quantity of,he liquor. Thus
is the stuff imbibed {: every bar fred and
favored. The worst liquor retailed in
New York ten years ego was not as pernI-
cious as that now sold in what are called
respectable bar-'ooms." Let this fact be
demonstrated Gas it easily may be- aud
urged upon the attention of the pubic By
the apostles of temperance. 1t will surely
have more beneficial effect than the joe.
ular anecdotes with which many Of them
eudeavor to amuse their hearers.
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Ai-J ali kinds of 2Jc, Novels
y. U.-Anr II the Daily. Philadelphia pa
pe-s furnished at 15c. per month, or iri-wcol:-
y at oUc. per month. semi-weekly 3jc or
weekly 2pc. per month, also Music, Maga-
ines and other bindings attended 10.
p. S.-!ack numbers of all Magazines and
l'apers furnished at short notice. | am deter
rmined TO supply great want in this county
by furnishing he people with reading matter
at reasonable price.
/ respectfully solicit your patronage.
JOHN NJ. THOMPSON.
Perrysvilic, aug. /, 'f6.
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i9A modest minister out vest mar
ries for drink of whisky, a tozen eggs,
and the first kiss Ui tie tilde.
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EFilgiBlE FOR TEE7HlyG CHibpsgy.

'1l- Nirl'Gs IitS 70 WHICH infants and Young
children are subject.
IiTilgABLE FOR TEETN!yG CNihDaEy.
1t soitens the gums, abatcs inflemmation
inviS9ratcs the stomach and bowels. correc, 1,
acidUy, and IS q sure AID speedy cure for
Cole, Cramps and Windy Pains
NEST excellent preparl lion for children
cf restless and freiful habit and in nj! cases
cf Looseness, Gripping, Vomiting or other in
ward grief. it gives Immediate ease.
tsed for more ;han half century in the
priTric practice Of one of the most eminent
physicians Of Philadelphia.
la now placing this article within hc reach
%: al oar cCuliryaen. we would remark that
We know ii TO be a remedy OF unriva!leJ cx-
ceilcnce and that !; has proved in Thousands
ot cases, rs W are re Owed Il shall in mil
!jons, q priceless boon. For sale by Drug
Sists' everywhere. Address all order. 10
UIEGLER { SMITH.
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
137 NorM Third 81, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-20

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE msAl1.

Additional Reports Of the Disaster-The Men
ut Sea ON a Rnft-sunerlnss and Relief
Bravery Of Coiored Man-Names Of the
MADRAS Indis, June a. 1861
Being passenger the steamship Arabia from CAL
cu,ta 70 Madras send ysu these few particulars Of the
loss Of the Sacramento
We coa:ed al Coconads and proceeded on our voyage
when We fe, n with some OF the crew OF the sacra.
in boat The way that they 20, driftsd out TO
sea 40 fo!Iowg-rt had commenced 10 blow fresh
and the tide had turned This raj, carried mos, OF the
mon shore when they we're drifed out 10 sea they
were oil this raft One Of the ships boats dnf.sd
made her fast 10 the raf which lighened the latter
good desl, 80 the boat acted ~ convoy 10 the ran
The poor fellows glad when they saw
when we came up 10 Them re stopped the engine Of
the Arabia ard they gave three rousng cheers my
self returning the compliment warmly.
The poor fellows had suffered good deal from bruises
been drowned only for colored that swan or TO
them, fetched them back, and saved them he lisa very
good man He was the last man In the boat when We
hosted her up to the davis OF the steamer
The men speak well Of their captain. He was the
right the right place He refused 10 leave the
ship never saw better sample Of mon any ship
than the We picked up They lost their dis
olplInc When the boatswain piped the Sacramento
crew on the port SIDE they al obsyed the order at once
took quite an interest In the men and their country
too
have lived some time in the new British Kingdom
or Dominion in that fine and religious town they call
Montreal.
names Of the taken from the raft with the journals
report Of the loss OF the Sacramento a follows
Intelligence has been received at Madras OF mishap
10 the American United States war steamer Sacramento
on her voyagefrom Msdrns to Calcutta, which was CON-
mapicated 10 the Marine Official at thls por by the
MsNsr attendant al Csconads on Friday last The
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY. AUGUST % 1857

SACRAMENTO was proceeding from Madras IN Csscts VIA
Coconada where sbs was 20 have called tov o0ss but
unfortunately went shore eighteen M hDs south Of
Hope island, aud has now become total wreck. The
British India steam Navigation Company steamer
Arabia Commands Bal!Rnsns, her voyage from Cal
cutts 60 MADRAS picked up the evening Of the 2lst
June at o 80 =. NJ Hone Island lighthouse bsaricg
w. n W distant ten miles, Gutter ard raft be-
longing 20 the Sacramento, board OF which
the following ofic rs and :--Iieutenant Command
Ing George M Bache; First Lieutenant Of Marines,
Henry A. Bartlett Assistant Surgeon BabcocS. First
Assistant Engineer H. Able Second Assistant Engn
Fred l.. Mniar; Tnrd Assistant Engineer r. d. Tay-
ior; Mldshipman. Murray Day. Captains Clerk, How
ard walker; Pay Clerk, J. Stimson Sailmaker, j.
Bradford; tho Master at Arms. tho Pursers steward
seven nremeni three seamen: seven marhes; in all
twenty nine souls.
The raft and cutter left the wrecked steamer about
thirty.sx hours preyi0us and had without water
or food they were taken to Coconsda aud put board
an American vessel tying in the Roads The mander
OF the sacramento safe at and other parties
are reported TO have lett tho steamer on RATS, but
whether they have been saved or not, 10 unknown.