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M < X 70 o.
Admiral Palmer and the Rend.tlou
Of santa Ana.
Full Details of the Violent
Doings at the Co, pital.
PIE PROTEST OF KAylMlLIAS IN PULL.
SPECIAL cuaafspey Jtsct Of Tst sfaAlu.

SPECIAL coaAfSPsy JEsCt or TIE hfhALD.
Almost stmui,aDe' rus Arrival of Admiral
falmer's FlaEsh and the virginia nj Vera
Crnx-infervte~l Between tho Admiral and
captain Deak .n-Actios of the Admiral with
Reference 10 the Rendition Of santn Ana.
VERA Cruz, July 2, 1857.
Sbe Vbsip9 arrived here eve dsys ago from New York
via s'sal De brings news Of importance from the
Vni,ed VA The United states steamer Iacony has
arrived here again Pensacola whittier she had gone
Ter suppleA On the islh steamship Susquehsnns,
tearpS the pennani OF Admiral Palmer, arrived here
and aer the usual ceremonies sauted by the FORTS
80, and returned the compliment.
The after arrival the Admiral sent for the cap
tsip Of the Virginia who board the SusquehanDa
accompanied by his own purser The Admiral obta ned
from Captain Desken ali abe information he wished
ihhve 70 the ing OF General Santa Ana and Colonel
Soh hn secretary He also made inquiries relative TO
ts Toastead OF Sisai the depth Of water bearings sc
should infer from all thls--haviDg heard OF the
above interview from officers OF the Susguehanna-
thai IL The Intention OF the United States govern
Nent steamship SusquehaDna 10 ask OF the Mexican
authorities the surrender OF General Santa Ana aud
Colonel Vidal There also we'll founded reports OF
The Admiral having corresponded by telegraph directly
With She Mexican government in Mexico relative 10
ihe matter u The extIadiiop NJ OF the above named
toflves
Hxiles continually leaving the counlry-n,apr,
rsst, OF rhe Virginia took Havana lwhere
she stopped some four hours about thirty OF these
hy the government,
The country ia quiotng down. Juarez will undoubt-
sdly DO Reelected. He s doing good thing Ear
can learn, and that IL, whenever he catch
hgS waymep he % banging them up He Will have 10
Nice up great many, fancy from what know Of the
peuptry during some years stay IN H. Otherwise, az
have SAID the people are settling down IN hopes Of
comparative peace.
health of his Mace =
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HIPPIN q NE w s
PORT Of NEW YORK. AUGUST Q. 1867.
Arrived.


Steamship saragossa Crowel Charleston, 90 hours,
ndse and passengers, 10 Arthur Leary
Ship CathAya tBr), Peterson, Calcutta, April 10, y
mdse, to Weston 4 Gray. Passed Cape Of Good Hope
H. and Helena 2ah I'd Inst, in hurricane John T.
seaman fell from the jbboom overheard and WAS drow
June M lat Ii 09 s. Ion II 81 W spoke ships British
from Calcutta for LIVERPOOL and Indian Empire, de-
London July It, lat IL N, Ion IS 20, ship 0ameeocS'i
for Manila
Bark J Holbrook, Brown. Bordcenz. 20 days .
fruit &C. to Caylus de Ruyter b Co. Has been n
west Of the Grand Banks. with light winds and calms
inst in q hurricane from sSE to WsW, WAS hove Oh
boat swept the decks and filled the cabin with water
Brig Angostura (Br), Mailman, Buenoa Ayres, 81 a.
with hides, &C. TO Harbeck Halsey. ID Inst ip hn
cane from Sc. shipped heavy sea- which carried a,
main BOOM mainEan stove stern and badly injured The
tain, and and washed overheard CApI
Weeks passenger, Of Hudson NY, drowning him
Brig Chandelier tBr) Hanniford, Rio JaneIro, u o.
with coffee TO Rowland Aspinwan.
Below.
BrigTwo Ellens. with loss Of fore and naintopmasts
Wind at sunset Sc.
For Other Shippina Ne,es See SevsHsA Poo
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harbor, which was reached IA me following sidsr:-
Calypso. Palmer Phantom Dssutless. Alice, FlsuB de
Lis Magic Restless Rambler Sapphos Tlsetwino with
loss Of bbbooml Eva Evelyn, no. In regard 70 The
Calypso, charged that her anchor was h0ise1 pres
70 the signal gun and then q oncsinng away ahS hAl
IN undue advantage In the start yF
ANCHORAGE. W.
Within the lake-like place selected In Huntington
harbor for the anchorage the scene o. sunset was
chanting The exquisite beauties Of the picturesque
and impressive position-a position presenting Tor
many miles constantly varying aspect Of genial sunlight
and melIowng shadow resting ever and anon upon Ne
belted Shore cannot be easily forgotten circle anoet
automatically correct formed BY the yachts, and
gazed upon In the light Of the sunset the single
pencil rays fingered and illuminated the Of the
surrounding hills and the few scattered clouds tnssd
with scarlet gold and silver tnts faded and blended
into perfect harmony with the deep blue Of the nrma
ment: the tapering mssts Of the vessels seemed like
sentines that pointed above and here and there when
white sail seen instinctively thought Of phan
tom ships and almost shuddered Soon the day began
to fade and preparations made for the event. ts
lowering Of the ooors The band Of tho sappbo
lwncn ! quite forgot TO mention In 10 sppro--
y 10 tones softer and fainter until h lake and paiI
al resounded with notes Of exquisite melody. Tber
the pulse on the neet quckcned and q the beautfr
spectacle unfolded caused all breathe new exist
ence IN an ideal world were and sthus they gaze
and medtated until single gun from the Phantom
nounced the passage OF another day. Down came every
flag and signal a. By the work Of faires ana pesec
rsigned supreme around the enchanted circle
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~ LoUu, August 9. 1861.
special from For HAYS 10 the "a insI SAYS that
there hardly corporas guard Of troops In that
Wy ana government viii have 70 take some action
gvs up the plains entirely Sergeant and thirty men
Who went Out yesterday reinforce Captain Arms are
sta absent and much unsasness felt about ,hsm. 10
reported that Fort Wallace v II be abandoned sniss
troops cent there
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BAiuscRB, August.e, 1857
Admiral leeethcn and The Austrian delegation to
recover ths remains Of HaximAn vii! leave here to-
morrow for upcnnsti where they viil take meamer
iof New Orleans whence an Austrian shipof.vG VII
take them 10 Msrico
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Reported Capture of General Marquee.
NE1Ico, July l0--l1 80 A. H.
A telegram has just been received at headquarters
rom Orizsba stating that MARQUEE captured tina,
place last night II Ia doubted here.
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noroUs AIIACx IN MAnAyuSI, PA.

PsnApsvErA. August 8, 1897.
numbes " bcstmes to-day made On attack on abe
tavern " NJ Psscbel near nanayunh who nrsd upon
them, vcnndine enc men psviously Petchel vas
arrested and hsd " hsA esms Of The riosew vsrs
alss arrested
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MOVEMENTS Of GENERAL sufsmAM

| 81 Lcris, August a. 1897
| for homs
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DoSr OFF, e NOTICE.
The Mails Tor the United Kingdom and the Continent
via Southampton and Bremen. steamer Bremen Wf0
close at This o1ce Thursday, August at 1oS ~ ano
q the MP town onices as folows;-stsons and SIS 4
stations aud ID; 15 A. NJ. stations and y, To H.
NJ. station G. i:3o A. NJ. station Q. "a NJ
JAMES KELLY, Postmaster.
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THE YACHT JOSEPHINE At HALIFAX.

HALIFAX. August o, 1867
The yacht Josephine, from Boston. arrived bore
~ail
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GALL Or the DaAAATIscHEa CLus.

The Dramatscher Club held their ninth annual mask
BALI last night at the Gcrmsnia Assembly Rooms The
hall profusey decorated with carnaviistc designs
Of all colors and descriptions and Of the engmaii
cal nature About two hundred and fifty couples par
ticpated in the cnjoyments Of the OCCASION the COS
tunes Of Of that number being Of the fancy style
usually at such reunions There was however,
more variety than " often TO be 81 balls OF the
masked description In addition TO the queens Of night
Mary stuarts Falsafs, Merry Andrews and on that
NAV he eeen at most carny al assemblies, there were
many costumes OF most original appearance. Uue
gentleman In particular presented very peculiar
Appearance his body being enveoped In huge tub,
which bore the inscription "Free lager; Excise law.
HIS tub was the butt for the whole assembly.
Demons and spanish grandees somewhat
plentiful, ~ also were niggers and conspicuous
smong all was Trshman Of the stage 0rdor, reoieng
10 knee-breechcs and genuine shaeh, which no Ian
about him In real earnest Among the ladies the
tunes were Of varied shapes and glowing eoors,
some OF the being Of sufficient length 10 sweep
the floor and others Of sufficient shoFness 10 bring up
"reminiscences OF the fashionable cpyyphtes Of
Broadway theatres The ball was however, most
cessfu AFFAIR and wthal picturesque Looking upon
the company from the gallery when the large assembly
was gracefully moving In the gddy waltz IL required
great stretch OF imagination 70 fancy oneself overlook.
ing the carnivastic exhibitions Of Southern city.
Dancing Was kept up until early this morning. and when
was almost time for the struggling light Of the coming
day 10 make It's way through the curtainad windows
the assembly dspersed fully satisfied with The nights
enjoyment
The New York herald., 1867-02-23
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

Isrxazsrse TAxPArxKs-0wing 10 the diIasory
action Of a large number Of the property owners Of
Morrsanis IN paying the amount Of their assessments
for town improvements, Sc., measures Of stringent
character have beeu adopted by the Board Of Trusfees
compelling those who tardy 10 come forward snd
mae settlements at an carly day Many OF them are In
arrears three four months that II Is therefore in
tended To have the measures rsfcrred to strictly
forced
Mmrrsa oy MoseRA~A OPERATIVES AT meeting Or
the Carpenters and Jonors' Union No 81 recently held
a washington Hall, rcsolation was unanimously
adopted setting forth that hereafter there shall be do
manded Of remuneration equal 70 that received by
their feilew craftsmen In Brooklyn and New York.
Nxw CARRrAaE vos Hopx HOsx, No. 2.--The now car
rage for Hope Hose No. q Of Mosrisanis Is now
p,eed with the exception Of few "anishing touches
from the hand or the painter The embellishments
OF very tasteful description and Characteristic Of
that pride taken by the Volunteer Department every
thing appcrtaning to their eauipnenis The carriage
"a 70 be received by the company the 18th Of March
when fall parade Of the department will take place
under Ch ief Engineer Bergen
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THR PRoPosLD ANNEXATION or EAST New YORK TO
BRooKLys.-Another meeting Of the citizens and
property holders Of the town OF New Lots to have
been held at Browns Hail. East New York, last evening,
for the purpose Of further considering the proprey
having that village the city OF Brooklyn At
eight O'Clock about twenty ave persons had assembled
outside the hail. when transped that meeting had
been postponed until Monday evening next whereupon
the as-embage dispersed. No for postponement
was assigned: but 1t Is supposed % have been made IN
consequence OF the snow which lies deep In that
somewhat rural locality, and which would havo pre-
vented many from attending the meeting.
DAMAGE BY rux Ssow. Tho heavy weight Of snow
upoA the roof Of tho U6on white lead factory Of Hail.
Bradley Co., at the Of Front and Bridge streets.
csased tito fall in eleven O'Clock yesterday
twenty Of the roof down. causing damage Of
abou; $500. The company also loses considerable
their stock The large wooden awning in front or the
store OF Louis Wpen. the corner OF Myrtle avenue
Raymond street. YIELDED yesterday from the heavy
fail Of upon II, and came cduwn the sidewalk
NO o k% or the sose
Of J. Fisher Myrtle avenue also smashed by the
heavy weight Of snow.
SurTocATED ALCOHOL yAT.-A young man
named James McGeer, employed in ds.ilery in Har-
pers court small street running from Jay Barba-
rne got into one Of the alcohol vas yesterday morning
for the purpose OF cleaning Il out He
by the fumes Of the Spirits and before he could be
rescued sunocsted When taken out life found
TO be extinct. Coroner Lynch was notified.
SaoyKLLIxG SSow UroS Crrr RAILROAD TRAoKA-A
large number Of persons residing First street, E. d.
yesterday afternoon arrested by the police Of the
lation TO throwing from the sidewalks opposite
their residence upon the street railroad tracks Tney
them with an admonon to be more careful In future
Tho following the or the citizens arrested.
Eugene Bavard, Edmund White Leopold Lessinger,
Thomas Ryan, David Gaylor, Daniel Powell. Philip
Smith and Robert Wilson.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


PAssESGERs ROBBED ON raE PnLADELrHIA TRAN-A
gentleman who was passenger on the Philadelphia
train on Wednesday afternoon found himself hcmmed
In at part Of tho route by other passengers who
struggled If TO find He had in his possession
$4,000 diamond PIN and gold watch valued at $500.
The taken but the thieves failed the
treasure On the following morning empty pocket
books found in the neighborhood OF the Jersey
stracted. lady from Utica N. r. called the attention
OF the other Passengers to the fact that small bag she
carried containing biscuits. cheese and some private
letters taken On looking for her purse she TO nd
that the chain had been Scvered from the bet around
her wass. The train was leaving the depot al tho time
Arriving Mt Newark she informed Of the offcias.
who assured her he would take the necessary steps
ferret the thief On the night of the 7th inst
gentleman connected with foundry nrm in Troy
was going 10 Washington and he robbed OF $3.50,
and several valuable papers on the question Of the tariff
wore taken his pocket Passengers complain
that tho regulations for order in tho here
observed and whatever officials have charge Of the
take 1t quite cooily
Hudson City.
FFII BERGEN CCr.-A man named Edward
Mclaughlin, while dctachng pile Of snow from OF
the crags overhangng the railroad in the Bergen cut,
slipped from the rock and fell hcadong into the cut
His head deeply confused, aud tor long time he
was inscnsble He was found by two OF the railroad
men who fortunately arrived in time to him from
a stu worse fate under the down tram.
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0Uk NAVAL SQUADROaS.

Americans Ships Of War Abr0ad-The Fleets
Along the South American Coast. HOnors to
the Shcnundoah in Ca.cutta.
WASHINGTON, Feb o. 1867.
Dispatches have been received at the Navy Depart
mcnt from Rear Admiral Bel, commanding the Asiaiic
squadron, dated Hong Kone, China, the 9th OF last
December. Cap ain j. r. Godsborough, commanding
the United States Shenandoah reports to the
Department under date or January his arrival Sing
apore with the under his command Officers and
all we'll Three of the OF the Shenandoah had
died while that vessel detained at Calcutta under
going repairs the engineer department. The
disease choerac darrhGa- No new cases presented
themselves after leaving the river. The Shenandoah
left Calcutta the 18th of December arrived at Pc
nang on the 2s,h of that month sailed the fol-
lowing day for Sinpapor which they would leave on the
Sth or 10th OF January under instructions from Rear
Admiral Bell, for Hong Kong touching nj Bangkok.
siam. Condore and Sargon-French' settlements In
Cochin China Il s believed that no United states yes
ses visited Calcutta for twenty-five years and the
appearance of the nandoah ut that city proudly
and warmly welcomed by the Americans resident there
and their friends enihusasm being largely shared
in by the civil and military authorities and the
Inhabitants OF the place from the momeps OF
her arrival until her departure. There was an
unbroken series Of complimentary visits from nearly
nil the Europeans In the pace. The Governor General
aud Lieutenant Colonel OF Calcutta were absent when
the Shenandoah ar ed but returned before her depar
ture and Captain Go.dsborough, in company with our
Consul General and number Of his officers, paid them
IN o ye, few ssys thew both returned the visit
and upon the occasion Of Sir John Lawrence Governor
General and vieroy OF India coming on board the yards
were Manned marine guard paraded, all the officers, In
full uniform. arranged upon the quarter deck and
salute OF twenty-one guns nrcd. The same ceremony
wa observed upon his leaving the ship.
National saluies were fred from tho Shenandoah al
Penang aud singapore Immediately upon her arrival,
which was promptly returned gun for gun at both
our Consul at Singapore visited the ship tho day after
her arrival and was received with tho honors due his
position.
pcspatches have also been received from Rear Admi.
raj Godon, commanding the South Atlantic squadron,
dated nj Mon,evdeo, January 16 fhe Nohican, shame
gn Nipsic and Kansas at that port The latter was
40 M the next day for the coast OF Africa The health
OF hc squadron was good The United states steamer
Pes,ca at Rio Janeiro ON the 2ath o. January All
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Nxw HAVEN, Feb, az, 1861.
The wcrkiDgmsn'3 Convention adjourned a six
O'Clock r. M after excited aud stormy session Mr..
G. N. Gibson, cf Norwich. presided. Tho question Of
nonIna ting STATE ticket vas thoroughly discussed and
decided negatively OF the resoiuons passed. one " IN
fvor OF eight hours legal days work scother sets
fcr,h tha1 thsrp Ia conflict With captal and recon-
mends the Same energy and perseverance 10 the use OF
honorable means 70 accomplish their objects, a. waa
which saved tho nation. The third says that IL is
the duty OF L interested Ia the cause to do all In their
DC ger 10 elect senators and representatives who will
support the Cause The fourth s against nominating
State ticket but advises ali 70 vote FOR candidates who
favor tho cause and closes By saying that all Ake
Of smpoyers By threats coercion " control the
votcs OF The employee outragss the franchise
and demands tho hands Of the Legislature pun
sang such oreuces by Imprisonment In the ponitcn
L ti&rv.
The New York herald., 1867-02-23

Francisco; Captain T. A. Poole, Of California b Nc
Cioary, OF sacramento and Judge q. W. Vaughan, Of
oregon, are stopping st the Metropolitan Hotel
r. Napier, OF England; Mrs. Gcodei or London,
General Waller. OF the United States Army and w. T.
Foskeu Of London, arc stopping a. the Brovoort House.
Lieutenant j. q. Scott, OF the British Army;J r. W.
Fothergl, and W. tedall Of England. stopping at
the Clarendon Hotel
Governor Fsntou Colonel Carlton, or the United
sa,os Army, and Rev James Clark, Of Boston, dro stop
ping .. ,he Fifth Avenue Hotel
Governor Ward Of New Jersey; Captain Noodle, Of
Dcpew, aud Lucils Robinson Of New York, stopping
A. the hoffman House.
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RESTITUTION m the SOUTH.
Memorial tn Congress for ReIieE-PIan Pro-
posed to Feed the snne ring People.

pOseu 10 Feeu Tue SumeffnN fcOpIe.
ST. Louis, Feb. 20, 1887.
committee on behalf OF the 81. Louis Board Of
Trade consisting OF James f. Yeatnan, George Par
fridge and A. g. Brauer, has issued memorial to
Congress the subject Of relief to the South. After
setting forth the condition Of the oathcrn planters and
the distress Of the people in ger aral in consequence
OF the failure OF the cotton and corn CROP and the
importance TO the nation Of a good cotton crop,
the committee urges Congress make
appropriation OF from fty hundred millions Of dol.
lara limited 70 tho amount only by the necessities
and wants Of the suffering districts tor the purpose OF
supplying with provisions all who engaged In FRO.
ducing cotton and who unable procure provisions
any other way, the cost Of supplies SO furnished
10 be q lien upon the crops and TO be paid for
out Of the nrs. proceeds of the sales Of cotton,
tho provisions IN be purchased by the Commits.
sary Department. Of the army and distributed through
the Frecdmen's Bureau or by officers Of the army
the advances thus made to DO collected through
the agents Of the government for cosctng the
tax cotton, with proper checks and balances, such
can readily be established between the War and Treasury
Departments system can be put into operation TO
continue for season. which will afford perfect secu
rity 10 the government which will give tho desired
reiie The committee claim that this plan will not only
relieve the government of the threatened necessity Of
feeding the destitute net Of charity but will fully
employ the labor IN the country and prevent famine
tne an
The New York herald., 1867-02-23
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
SPECIAL TslErRAss 70 THE HERALD.

Rhode Island Union State and COngressio On al
COnvcntions-GeneraI burnside Renomi-
mated for Governor, &c.
PgoyIDsscE, Feb %. 1867.
The republicans OF Rhode Island have held State
and two Congressional district Conventions to day In
the State Convention Ambrose L Burnside renomi-
mated for Governor; William Green, Of Warwick, was
renomnated for Lieutenant Governor; Jas NJ Pendle-
ton. of Westerly for Secretary OF State William sayss
of Providence, for Attorney General and Colonel Geo.
w. Tew, OF Newport for State Treasurer The follow
ing platform was then adopted
Resolved, That hattie the national Union republican party Of
mens with defenders ot national unity, and
Ss % he ts sso I slavery which
S pa ae X Island recognize Con-
trucon and tender their due praise
upon their prsicses p'' a. sne'0a'hmsA''
oa wss sha T o M ss %
enumerated BY the Declaration OF Independence.
Island The brilliant es's o rs Sr MseSs Ss
@ 70 ws es the ss
he has reelected so much honor
Dixon, Of westerley, present Incumbent was renomi
mated 70 the Western and the East
ent incumbent, was renomnated.
KeBtucky Democratic state eCouvenlisn-Jo ohm
l.. Helm Nominated for Governor-Gener
VIM. q. Preston the Lost Cause, &c.
The old line democrats and rebos met IN convention
to day and compromised By Withdrawing VIM. G. Pres
ton, exrebel general, candidate for Governor and
placing two ex-rebe coonels the State ticket The
following nominations made For Cover.
nor, John l. Helm; for Lieutenant Governor
John W. Stevenson (ex-member OF Congress);
for Auditor D. Howard Smith, ex-rebel colonel for
Treasurer, James W. Tate; for Register of the Land
ONCE James A. Dawson; for Superintendent Of Pubic
Instruction. Y. =. Smith.
were extremely bitter He said that kentucky had
been singled odt Tor and oppression for the
last sN years. that she must look herself for protec
ton He depored her lost rights and the lost cause.
rebel yels. Much dissatisfaction exhibited by the
rank and file rebels at the result Of the convention
Tonight the streets resound with sshouts for John
Breckenridge. and barrooms redoent of and
whiskey.
General Thomas sent hundred troops to DanvilIe
to-day to preserve the peace
Tennessee Republican state COnventiOn-Par.
SON BrOwniow Ren0minated for Governor.
NASHVILLE, Feb %, 1857
The Republican State Convention was held here to-
day. Governor Brownow nominated for reelection
by reclamation.
Resolutions adopted setting forth the principles
OF the parv, approving the of Governor
Brcwnow and sustaining tho federal Congress resO.
luton was offered and unanimously adopted, that the
people of Tennessee. looking upon General e. II.
capital from the hands OF traitors and the who
never made mistake, and lost battle, there
fore resolved That he tie choice OF Tennessee for
tho next President OF the United State Throe cheers
we're given with enthusiasm, for General Thomas.
Speakers addressed the Convention during the afternoon
aud night.
The New York herald., 1867-02-23

visCESNEs Feb. 20, 1857.
The Wabash river Is now at stand. Tho water is
higher hsn known before II is reported that the
ssscrs running the praiss at all points on
the Illinois eide picking up and other freight Tne
water is ten mos wide. The tope OF the housee are
barely visible All the fences gone The amount or
,arn,ge will be very large.
The New York herald., 1867-02-23
MARINE DISASTER.

RrcaIsins Up Of the Bark white SaMaii.
BosroS, feb. Y, 1861
The bark White sqaaI from Singapore Cor Boston. pre-.
~tous.y reported ashore Cage Cod went entirely to
pieces iass night srewing the beach With the Fragments
OF tho vessel aud Est India cargo The underwriters
eseaui pufnp also lost