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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04

IyM WIT mrs. ArCTloNBEy r, SELLS rHfs pay, AZ
w ocofA fi Cans rarlor sats, pier ana nansn
Nrss vtalre nng ara 20 Tee ouansi ves nna
ctheT 81 Fre tlteN walnut mahogany nnd snaunce~ at
hsr MItfesscg large thcr Hcdg SHEETS, Bsnsrs Nhes,
Gl4fe etNafo Stoves Ixenst1n tacrs, Terry Ane sec
ani Spa cNiss pesk anae rxe lot q veio~s n 20 IS
w ~ - aies AMI G0ods packed sS9 snappou
ogf seven acsayc place
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pOARp.-A sUIr or RUoYS on TiB PARios
ID faor Handsomely furnished 10 lei, 10 gentlanla
ard wife. board. srp.y LIS Vest Iwen'3thlf'
erect. References exoh tagaI
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frrprH AvESDs, BafwTGx rw a2TY-stxru AND
Il Twenty srrs-A private family dave fur
Ieted lot. with b0ard references gwen aud
cu .fl 49, 18th avenue.
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! ucnaN.-tAnaa Axa POSITIVE SALE OF

llII.arls
ltich hlsil.>, works of Ari. hre~zff. &c.
81 e~sAafdagf3 o.ptrsuasy ios h)asekee. efs acti
Keepers tia tria lt.g.s. ii1;isrgad uraiure
~. r ius l An take place nis tNaEdayl nefasls
NOV at II oc... .clsrY Il. ~ q, Aucsiog5er, -
70 siory awe ~ house 10 est !ighth Ht;er
lusel lin G. xh avenue, con sting q. over y y
og ees laalcras rvEs wood PaGoiorse,
ee S6J Velvet lns.eis AMI lusfaia sls2ets ees ~
ell rcaest french sstin .sr c-t
yevel p,sl reps aui hairr ia; large per ana mattel
acs curtains Wogksoi ART RroLzes. iiocAs,
ne lttan pan.ing GiEA and !*rtin Vases Ioss-
aul Dilck walnut Bedroom suits rosew"ol taa" -,
sttls W, Easy Ihsirs AMI lsrasns.
sgra rash tn.~asSaaie, tyofs tAec
tutery cn4 anu w Servants Furfisire. csn
de ers AID alisrtaas. Cash cepns - requ red.
Competent srsoas attenGance 10 and sap goods.
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AZ USRyrEPl 10 AEIg spE HeRNF FAMILY nav
y TOW seclng fagnis., Il 4 n.ns with .r without ~
table. best and rc4usscd. - ia
Aiaet.sHta street.
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FURNISHED RIO MS TO LIT. NEAR MADISON
IL equair Veil fuen shed and comforiah.a; excellent
winter quarters; perfect Independence. Address D. l.. d.
box o,lij l'Sst clice
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1 GENT sJ6g y ,sTHHs G'tsnNANENFt " A ST.
Il lie Room wit ros.i are gui nas. Address siao sor
ste teslnsll. A. y. nj s4s Posi- pIics
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iii wANTISG yrGY DEsI.ARLg BoARDlSG
II places. CT ccgnsty. AMI hvasrhaisFs haying "a
ces 70 fam -ilgss gRalefnea apply 1T tie oal
i.achanee, ha2 Roadway. IsI3lshs1 1871.
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VINO. HIGGINS, AucrioNEER-wfII. SILL ON
w Monday Nov az IDe O'Clock, nj Ga bird avenue,
foryihrd street, kae etire sock contained IN tho
shove house via scfs Bureaus Bcdseads hair and Other
haitrcsqcE Mirrors, Clocks Stores bookcases Brussels
and ingram Carpets, Grocery &c.
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UcTtpg SALE. H. HENRY. AUCT.oNBER-H IS
"a AUEUI iioGl M wi on W tncir sf.rsrnJm. s3j
prooiae Syye. bloulsay larse and eaccist lot
Iauscacd FURNITURE Fanc, Goods Marble aud Rated
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T1LEaANrIY FURNISHED ROOMS IN SUIT OR
~ ..n.,c tac isas; iberal age mde sgith
families and gentlemen. Asunon Hotel, Fosty-second
sfect, Foarta u a. R0LiNS1S.
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ssOR sAAE.-sD BI.cK wALNcT s1cEElARY
t.ses sse Il vs. fas IL XIV 80 ~ Is Your
trpnin erect
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JJoTEb AcC0MMoD ATOMS For FAMILIES AMI
s.ns.e gentleman nc r. Cl n.on place. Unversy
lllee Iralsioat - ~ 10 IS 80 table Sls
Ili..Is-. rs LGF.-Ei., Proprietor
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED IN BHo0KLYN-y0R
ID two ysusg geatiemcn aud their wives. In private
family Terms exceed 40 per ruopta Ro{cgenccs
exchanged. Address Noney, Herald Office.
HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH BOARD: HOUSE AND
III tiblc hrSt class location Yea3ant AID cesvoaicat "a
ferries - Congress ss.eet, near Henry, brooklyn.
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DEMEMBER.
III Remember intrinsic merit Is relied upon to sustain
ElANDEsfiIiS FILLS. and the following testun0ssy
proves have agaa restored 10 health when al oosr
reniedses had utterly fa4od.
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VI lillian ABRoTF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
w cha.ha'a souarssells on Monday, s,h ns. a, ies
O'Clock. the esn,ens OF the gr0ccJ store ho la MULBERRY
ssreoi-sonp StAEva, Teas, Dr~ss Scales, counsers'
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)lL!ss. PILES, PILES. PiLEs.-THE CELEBRATED
j. Spanish remedy Ter the los for sac at No zNeW
Chambers street, second aoor Sent TO ANY part e. sne
unisn. ;. DliCdhFxs
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HOTELS.


MEXICAN HOTEL, EfGHrH STREET AND BROAD
n wayOn European plan. Rooms for families and
Board BY week Or day At lew rates.
4 sIIpvRTON HOUSE. CORNER OF fORTlErH
~ erect ard Sixth avenue. fronting Reservoir Park. win
Nov family house. Lars. md elegant
fus OF Rooms first door labaial Arrangements made
with fsmiieA TASlo dhotc. J. A. ROBINSON.
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n. CRisraLAs, Al CIToN xER--ksA y MAOk
x Cloth ng. Largest aud ine.t oasfei -
auction viii DO sold Wednesday, Nos q = ie1s O'Clock.
by order o. Iessrs- 90 * in & Miller,
At their warehouse, TOO aud is2 Re .ae s,rcat.
Over S.5g three mnntas, enioi s-d nolas.
Fgil particulars ia TO nnDsrow's Herald.
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-f4 SIXTH AvKstR.-io Igr. FUsSfsHH
II 4 tr,r p4r,. win B,arr,, c9nraassnf 4,
housekeeping; ~ s.e-sts t-r ID Nest Ten
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ono EAST rnIRrrETu STREET. NEAR SECOND
QUO svenue-ln private family. back Ia Tor an. bacis
Roon third Hoor fug,sasi unfarnisbci Locsiiva
nnegceptionable. Reference given and required.
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S-HHRMAN HOUSE, Az ERO0xg STRAIT, MAR
- Brosdway.On the EuroIesh plan. central locations
house qaet and comfortable fooias so ana vel vcnu
la,N1 prices verv- moderate.
The New York herald., 1867-02-11
TERRIBLE RESTITUTION IN NORTH CAROLINA

RICHMOND, Va, Feb 9, 1867.
Reports from North Carolina continue TO give evi-
deuces Of great destuton and pecuniary strneency
portions OF that State In Pitt county 30 great the
latter that the people there recently compelled the
sheriff 10 procure all his wrts and executions, number
ing twenty-five hundred returnabIe at court seized
them and committed them TO the flames. The people
have no wish repudiae their honest debts, hat insist
thew shalt not be sold of house and home at the
present The Legislature has been appealed TO for
relief North Carolina paper, comparing the amend.
ment just rejected by the South sth that now proposed
10 emanate from II, says:-"The Howard amendment
provides that Congress shall pay any claim Tor The
ioss or emancipation of any slave" The proposed plan
orns The provision The amendment also provides that
the fth OF the nation shall BE- pledged 70 bounties
nd ptpeons federal soldier This IL also omitted IN
q The plaun The amendment now lacks the ratification
or hui fovr Staes and IL would be absurd 70 suppose
mat Il will be Withdrawn 10 give place TO Lew PROPOSE
ton which les little TO recommend It, save thst u IL the
PRODUCTION OF " few "true Southern men,"
RlLEiGB, N. c., Feb. o. 1867
rhe LEGISLATURE to-day passed the Relief BILL IL slaves
on tho psyment OF dept Twelve months.
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our PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

Arrival Of the United states Minister 10 Costa
Rica-Intcr.Occnnic Railway Gourmet
Cholera Disappearing from the Transit
ROuse-Annirs In san Salvador and (.uate-
naln. &c.
Central American coast arrived in Panama bay on the
3Osh uit Her dates are a fortnisM later.
General A. @. Lawreace had aravxd at San Jose and
pressnfed his credentials Mnsm P1cnipotentary
aom the Gnited statee to Costa RE- He relieves Mr.
congress has ratified the contract between the govern
ncnt and certsn New York capitalists r the consruc,
so0 OF railway across ths country.
The coffee crop turning out wen II win yield
about l, ,G00,o ,o0s pounds
The revolution in Nicaragua had ceased b exist The
epidemic on the transit disappearingA hundred
choscra The disease had made its sppearand Grena-
xa Rivas and Manaqua Steascrs are prohNited from
touching a Reaejc under the penalty OF bng subjected
20 quarantine at the other pcrs on nth tho CO.'S, cs
DR.. Fernando Guzman has been onci~itS pro-
claimed President elect for four yAArs pegahns on 40
President Dueas delivered his cssaes 70 Congress on
che 10Th ull He represents the republic - beng IN
prosperous condition Peace In regnng throuennu, the
country the public works are progressing, stcunre
increasing and the revenue aaesaIy mp'oyins ~ ,
year
The star prints the following remarAe upon tne sta'e
of the crops and market in Guatema -,
Notwithstanding the fears tntertasned some ume
sipce, II 10 now certain, should nothing unforeseen
occur crop Of cochncl will be fully up 70 the
fse for shpment will be about the last year
Considering that there more trees OF for bear
ing, should been greater but IN proper ton the
sold expect TO realize al S13 per qq Very little cotton
has been sown. and that only by the Indians btu has
produced we'll Growers arc selling at So "n pepl.a"
The New York herald., 1867-02-11
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT New HAVEN RAirRoAp-
About twenty minutes after four O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon young girl named Annie corbeit aged M.
teen, residing at Woodstock wes,chester county, at
tempted TO cross the railroad track at the Morrsana
depot ahead Of the quarter 70 four p. NJ New Haven
passenger train from New York. that approaching
caught on the OF the locomotive and she
was whued or TO one Of the track and had three OF
her ribs broken The stopped and the injured
V,rl sent In carriage TO her residence by Ward Nsaie,
the conductor Dr. Frce sne had nnrcs.ssS n
sa ~ ~ w i've i've ,onnt Vernon Harlem trzin and had
hen " the ticket agent not 20 the track
nn,,i me New Haven tram had passed.
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PACIFIC REPUBLICS.
CUR CALlAo CORRESPONDENCE.

p~vu In Communication with the Atlantic nv
way Of the Amazon Successful ExpIora-
sso. Of the Mayro, Pachitea aud UcnynIi
CsuAo, Jan a. 1867.
Considerable excitement has been caused here by the
news OF the successful exploration Of the Ucaya and
rscbNea rivers The object Of this exploration is TO as
ccssap whether direct communication with the Atlantic
is feasible or not The Pefect Of Lore,o Don Beni,o
Arsps. made known 10 Colonel Prado, some time since
his dcsrc 10 undertake the dangerous work, and
sud novopa After a "Trip rendered doubiy dangerous
nv the hostile tribes Of Indians, aud the difficult
asvisason the exploring party on Jsnsary !, 1851.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Com nlunipnw.

COmmunbpuws
TIE STOCK YARD RrnuRss.-rhc receipts OF stock for
the past week were s45 CATTLE s, lis hogs and 79I
sheep The number OF hogs slaughtered was :, 400.
Hackensack.
PuGuIsrIc ENcorSTER "A DRAWN BArTIE-0n Satur-
day evening FIVE men had been drinking in liquor
store when a dispute occurred the question Of Fe
nansm. The barkeeper and several others rushed to
the where they heard the noise and finding they
could not calm the disputans it proposed the
debate should be narrowed TO two OF the men, who
could decide the question by . fair sandup fight.
This was agreed TO, and Joel Thompson, Can.
adian and Henry W. Muragh were selected the
batants Seconds chosen, and TO prevent inter-
rup,ion by the police the party proceeded
spot the marshes, within mile Of the Hacken-
sack junction, and fell to work Al the second round
Thompson was adjudged the fret knock down blo..
The fight very till the seventh round when
both went down but Thompson 50 crushed py
was unable to come 10 the scratch the call OF time
Murtagh, however, generously s.o"eu nim zen minues
10 So. aro,e the men no were sufficiently punished
Murtarh issued ssnallenge 10 fight 1t out on future
day WHICH declined by Thompson. The former rs
na,,e Of the county Meath, lrciani, about twenty
,b..e OF age He employ ed iron foundry
last June by going join the Fenian invaders
Thompson about thirty years OF age and says he Is
correspondent OF Canadian paper He stated that he
idcs al present In Newark.
Newark.
BURGLARY RosEviLiE.-Early yesterday morning
the residence OF Mr. Alfred H. Condt, in Rosevlle, a
suburb OF Newark. entered by burglars and a
quantity Of sivcrware ard valuable coins stolen. The
matter Is being worked up by detectives That potion
Of the city TO be receiving great attensn by
night professionals.
A TOWER or DAxGER-The old bell tower on Broad
street. over the canal Centre Market object Of
considerable attention yesterday the high winds causing
1t TO TO and fro, and much anxiety felt lest
II should become a OF ruins The tower for
merry used a re station but the city, having
erected substantial structure, has Tor
IT, ana for its removal have several times been
made but without any efiectual result AS 1t nov
stands is liable to fall whenever the winds are high.
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AloNc TINE HUDSON.

pRowxlxG CAsualrnEs.--ii Is reported that three
were drowned in the North river on Saturday last whe
endeavorina 10 croes the cs opposite Aikens landing
tween Tyvo and Rhnebeck. Two ladies and gentle
man fell through the opposite POughkeepsle on sasuF
day night and we're rescued with great dculty by some
Aen who went 70 tner assistance 10 boat
Tm icy Boar RACE The weather along the river is
now very cold and prcpaSsiians have been commenced
70, ,ls oe boat rscs which 10 sxpsnfsS eos o. On
W0duesdnw
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reachci point the RIO Mayrc which 10 hencefosward
called Puerto General Prado" IL Is distant sew.
ep,v eagres from Pacific Railroad Connection
.e made with coast, that in eight hours
communication with the Atlantic could be reached.
The route from "Puerto General Pradon the Rio
Mayro through the latter river, the Pachtea and the
Ucayali 10 the the Amazon river, near Ignitos
An attempt was made last summer 10 survey this
route the steamer got aground aad two Of the
plorng party Tavara and West were murdered by the
Cashivo Indians Senior Arana has succeeded in aveng
ins them and capturing the mrrderers. The fight with
the Indians lasted i've hours
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II would seem, from the general manner in which
those holding license to sell liquor beer In the Western
District have conformed the requirements Of the Ex
else law for tho past three sundays that they
bad proated BY experience and that the profits
70 be derived from the sale OF liquor on
the Sunday we're by commensurate
with the risks run by them in 80 violating the law and
leaving themselves liable 10 the penalty OF revocation
OF their license. Such too the opinions entertained
by police authorities on the subject Yesterday
markaby quiet throughout the city, and violations OF
the law, either BY keeping open or otherwise,
aud those arrested for the part persons who
had secured supply on the night previous, OF which
they partook freely Ia their houses Henry Ncwhof,
German, keeper OF grocery store corner of Franklin
and Willoughby avenues was arrested on the double
charge Of exposing becr for sale without license and
up the Forty ninth precinct station house, where he
will be held 10 answer
These was no arrest for violation OF the Excise Law
In che Eastern District tBrookynI yesterday and no
n60xication visible. This the first Sunday
uuder the law In which this state Affairs prevailed
although fhe violations have been fow in number on
previous 6abbaths-
Thirsty MefrOpOIitnns In Wcstchester County.
Notwithstanding the great Inducements held out by
che liquor dealeAs Of this county to thirsty meropo.
lisAns the influx OF visitors 70 Mott Haven, Melrose
and Morrisians was very slim yesterday. In fact she
falling on In numbsr OF 'ciiy boys" who have had
high time" In Wesfchcster on Sundays since the
the smaxsment OF the clizsns generally. An occa.
stonai recurrence OF such experience would soon have
tne eject Of closing most o the ss~us ~ this section
- Ne noesv on the Ssbbath
The New York herald., 1867-02-11
THE PACIFIC.
A CRISIS PROBABLE IN COLOMBIA.
Peru Seeking New Route to
the Atlantic.
Yellow Fever Raging on the
Isthmus.
a.. &c Gc

The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Harris arrived at
this port yesterday from Aspl1wall February ]. she
brings dates from Panama to February Caao and Lima
10 January % and Sandwich Islands December ~
Ia hnr List
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NEw 0RLEAxs Feb TO- 1867
R,ssoy, suite and the dramatic company arrived 70.
night she was most enshusiastcally received At the
railroad dcpo, BY large number o. people among whom
splrl,s Her deput win svdeHVy be sreat success
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THE EXCISE LAW.

Quiet Day Yesterday-Few Arrests Made
During the Day, &c.
Tho rigid enforcement OF the Excise law yesterday in
all its manifold provisions regards the selling
posing liquors for sale the Sabbath had the effect Of
preserving the quiet and order which prevailed
throughout the city the four Sundays previous under
the excise rsgims The arrests made few
number and but for slight violations Of the law Among
the unfortunate objects OF the pocemens tender
several devotees OF Bacchus who endeavored,
the ferries 70 smugge jersey lightning in human casks
that rolled too much for fearful peoples comfort
THE ARRESTS.
VIM Cornell, No. 10 Park row; James Reynolds, No.
30 Cherry street; Otto Rice, No II Catharne slip and
John Luhis, No 81 Madison street, brought before
Justice Bowling yesterday morning the charge Of
violating the Excise law and held TO bail In $500 each
10 answer
Henry schmidt Of No. ~ Prince street. was arraigned
before Justice Dodge yesterday charged with violating
the Excise law by q novel process Schmidt keeps y
and closed the bar punctually at midnight but
he had contved TO have barrel Of beer out OF sight,
from which the beverage conveyed by means OF
innocent looking water pipe and faucet 70 the Kitchen
sharp patrolnan discovered the plan and arrested
Henry who held 70 bail in $500 TO answer.
John Muller Of 767 Washington street. was arragned
for selling liquor without license and also held TO bail
to
Al The Essex Market Police Court George Rupret OF
No avenue A. committed TO answer for alleged
violation Of the Excise law
Up 70 tea o'clock night twenty arrests had
been made for violations Of tho Excise law, and thirty
seven the charge OF inoxication. OF these twenty
one taken into custody At the Jersey ferries
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Died.

cp,xr IN G., Jay. February 10, JANE GRAsr. OF n
,r., I.o,.,'a ,Sthe 43d year Of her age
Th sraara,sl take place from the residence of =
s,sta Mr Ample. S01 West Forty fifth street on rus
Sase S,ss0, s,ar..sy, ma at ten o'clock.
~ ttn,r;. lIrelandl papers please copy
[for Otter Deaths See SevsiA PdNl
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S sHIPPiNG NEW s
Arrived.

Arrived
ceamshp Malta (Rr). McMickan, Liverpool AN q .
~eens 24th with mdse ana l54 passenges to n q
.ard Feb 8 1873 Pm, passed steamship hecl hence f
DLiverpopL
For other Shipping Ne,vs Serenth psg.
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The Accident 10 the ship Bavaria.

II was announced in the ship news OF the HER
yesterday that the ship Resolute had anchored in 70
Southwest Spit having board the passengers OF 10
ship Bavaria, which was dismasted in gale OF wid
while her passage from Havre TO this port ne
number OF the ssengers rescued by Captain Freenn,
OF the Resolute rom the wreck was one hundred id
seventy. The bavaria was d,smased on the 2lsDf
January having sprung her rudder in strong easily
with her on the 25th, and on the 26th. Wen he
two ships parted company the captain Of the Bav1a
was rigging up ury masts and preparing to bring ce
vessel into sone port As the Resolute was only OF
visioned for he own crew, the passengers when rs-
ferred to her. had to be placed on the short alowCe
Of one biscuit ID the day. This lasted for eight dss
when the steamship Caledonia and tho ship John brht
were fallen in Nth and an abundance OF provisions 81
piled to The fanished passengers. No further news n
corning the RaFaria her passengers mas YET reac
here as the Reeolute mas not come TO the city find
the Southwest Spit where she is at anchoE
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MAINE DISASTERS.
The ship Dasing Wave Sunk on the so"tn'
knif

The Ship Dasing Wave Sunk ON the So"'n'
west Spit.
The ship Daiing Wave, Captain Carleton ifon son
Francisco nineteight days, struck on Barnegai snoa
during the heav fog on Saturday morning sne. now
ever, managed fer little time, TO get ahoa'' anu
with the assistace OF tug got inside Sandy HOOK
this point it wafound that she had sustained serious
injuries and wa leaking very badly. The tug thereioro
left her off the buhwest Spit aud proceeded 70 ts oy
to obtain steanpumps. From some unexpained oaas.
the tug did noteturn. While waiting for the eSpec1
assistance the ships pumps were tboroughly Wo,Auu,
but the water cntnued TO gain on them all througn o
sunk up I, her upper deck. In TINS peiious eon
dition, signals Of distress were hosed which meis
fortunately sea by Captain Hazard, OF .he 1 seal
tug Philip. waowas returning To New YORK aier ia. ~ ~
been at sea al tght Captain Hazard al once wen. "
her assistance md fortunately successiui ~ nns
off the captain ind with all their ELECTS anu 0nns
ing them In slfty to this city. Az the time ,ne IN
got ALONGSIDE th sinking vessel the wind was oowni
gale from the nFthwest, and the sea was wasnhg ooh
pletely over her
The Dash ng vave is first class ship OF l,l74 tois'
and was built atPorsmouth, N H in the year io'o.
She halls from oston, and owned by captain CaIleuu
and Others. He cargo Is wheat and copper ore anus
therefore of q cry valuable nature. Captain earieun
ownes one-fourt OF the ship and his brother simI
share They arnot insured
Vessel Ahore Near the West Bnnk.
An ngsh sip of about six hundred tons is repored
ashore to the vest OF the West Bank As her jiboom
is carried ava it is very probable that she has ben
damaged or disabled by collision with some unkno'n
craft.
The New York herald., 1867-02-11

The SerbOu0 ana COn9c IN lstes
Last evening the Rev. Day X. Lee delivered a brief
but interesting lecture his church before aunsrous
congregation .sThe Serious and Comic in Lfs" The
usual preliminary services being gone through and hav
ing quoted the appropriate and Impressive text Of Solo
mon, TO everything there a seasona time "a mourn
and time TO dancen the lecturer proceeded 70 ny that
the serious In life cmtaces the Different phascs OF the
human disposition, from simple sobrely 70 trasic grief
and the comic covered by the groesque the udcrous
and the gay. TO young men be would say "teper vour
eaety BY seriousness for TO all men must one day come
time Of sadnese and forrown Il 10 not always those
Who laugh most IN merry gee who are the Ieae, serious
Those authors who have given nos of The wttv and
humorous ID ieratare were commonly persons or very
seroue turn OF mod and have themselves ofteDtjmcs
acted Fart 10 scenes of tragic pdl Most OF Charles
iAmps he was tsagc and sorrUvful Goldsmith had
much OF the serious III HIS lie though he seldom shows
ID hls writings And sgan, It's not those who are
are always seroos who are the humorous He once
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