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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-31
rur cAsrI.E GARDEN LABOR EXCHANGE.

THE cAsTI f. GARDEN LABOR EXCHANGE
The following is the regular semi annual
report of this institution:
OFFICE OF THE CoMnIssIosERs OF EmI6Rhrlohl
Castle GARDEN LABOR EXCHANGE, (
NEw-YoRK, Jnly II, 1867
Number and Character Of EHgdgemtn6-from Jan. !
IN Iniv the Labor Exchange procured employment ior
~ or emiSrants 10 wit: iii maee. $40 females
OF the males 1850 mechanics 1881 agriculture
and common labOrers. , ,..-o..a.
cooks laundresses), and 5,546 were common mouse
servants. - ~ a., -.
Intellectual ability OF the labOTers enhances the value
Of the labor OF the emigTans, employed by the lnstru
mentality of this institution 9425 could read and write
10 witt so35 males $3.50 females; 352G could not read
and write. to wit 1876 males, 1850 females.
g. Fiutuies.-Am0Lg those emigrants, provided with
employment, were 2H entire families, comprising III
persons.
l. DistriLutiOn-These emigrants found employment IN
the following States, Territories, and Dominons
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THE RECENT POISONING CASE - CoRoNER's
INQUEST

INQUEST
At the MeIceT-st. POlice-StatiOn Coroner Roll
line commenced investigation, yesterday, into the
attendant the death OF MI John spcer
who died al his residence. No rs West Eleventh ST. on
sunday the 18Th INST from TIA effect Of strychnine, al.
legged 10 have been IA ken sedtZ powder procured
Mr. j. g. Friests drug store, No 76 ,Xth-aye. Joseph
simmons the clerk from whom the powder procured.
testified that they put up their seidlitZ powders
from the mixture; ten days previous 10 tile sunday
question witness made up 100 OF these powders for
The purpose OF retailing; there drawer purposey for
them about Oue-hsi thr number had been sold about
81 o'clock l.. M. the day Ia question, COlOrcd man
came 70 the store ana purchased q powder which the
witness took from the usual receptacle and with t The
left the store three udrteTs OF hour later Dr.
Bartlett came H. and asked sedtZ powder had been
sold 10 oololed man ,holt tine previous; witness
replied be had sold one 60 the person de
scrDed; Or Bartlett then informed The witness
that the VINO had taken n had died
within 10 minutes thereafter gt the request of Dr Bart
lett the box containing The powders shown HIM he
examined one ~ the powders, aud said u was all right
and added that The powder taken by the deceased man
bad contained from ~ Ia - grains Of stJ chime; Mr.
Bennett, another clerk, asked IL not possible that
the poison put into the powder after 10 had left the
store Dr. Bartlett said that he thought not and added
that he had a portion Of tho suspected powder and
would analyze IT, witness arrested aeon RfterwaId
the powders ono Of which the wtnoss sod So tho
.0l0gvd man, aId pat ~ aDu tCaleg " thc baca
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ITEMS.

To-day, the Active and Eckford Clubs play
on the Union Grounds. Wiamsburgh. A. these clubs
OF about the strength and each believes victory
be had only through the OF hard play good
game Is likely 10 ensue from the meeting.
Tomorrow, the New-YOrk Orentals meet
the Mutuals the Union Grounds. The Mutuas
ported likely 20 bring out two new men IN this game,
who reputed to be ~ good players possessed by
any club their positions 20 be first base and center field.
The report in a weekly paper that the At
lantics could the Union grounds only for first nine
matches THE TRlBNE solicited by the directors Of the
Atlantic Club 20 contradict Mr.. Cammeyer the owner
~ grounds also requests such Correction aud says
the grounds have been given for charitable purposes
al. occasion. applied for.
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l. Observation-Disclosures emigrants found employment IN
C following States, Territories and Dominons:

II appears that the Metropolitan District has taken the
lions share Very large orders came also from Othef
states it found that the difficulties and risks
connected with forwarding employees 10 distant places
were great obstacles to vigorous development oI
this enterprise larger territory
g. supply Of neutrality-suspicious. or emlgrahts LOT eur
ploymcnt, 1556 to wit OF males, 1926; OF fehaies o1"
1858 applications than engagements. -
G. Demand for LdbOTcs-Orders OF employers ior eih
grant labor 1900, wit For male labor, S,9o2i TOT
female labor G745 2749 orders than engagements
During months of January, February, and part Oh
March, the applications for work supply were largely III
excess OF the orders for labOlers demand) since ls
middle OF March the demand was constantly IN excess o
the supply - 90,
T. TGe Correspondence Of this Department was very ex
tcnsive with employers, with Boards OF Emigration III
different States with number 81 Emgfant Ala ouccles
with influential organs of the public press III our country
and Europe Letters received 7J6; letters written Oh
g. Money! Acc0unL-EmploYers, or their agents, nave
generally given their personal superintendent TO the
transportation OF emigrant employees engaged AZ the
Labor Exchange. limited number OF renittahces were
received with the request to engage and To forward
laborers To the respective places Of destination.
3d.
Expended per orirr......... = lJ' 10
Returned because the Ouler could not BE- exc
eutsd hecanse the remittance was
than required. ls3 ~
Btlanrr in treasury on July l...........'". q" "
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HOME NEUS.
THE WEATHER

kEsAHk-Moruns Ner cloudy 10 u Aa Afternoon Han
slightly cloudy. Eyebn, Hay To H. dear II TO H. The late let
Th nsci much agai bot time aud Why because by
constantly Informing the that the weather really terribly hot
ey would Of themselves To prevent death by
stroke Great credit accorded 70 having charge Of The different
rarune' o aosns NE hoe 70 m"" ~k ind thus save mah'
would had
excellent Aad humane precautions, The prospect Tor
july. brilliant
passed from =. "a W. Do front ~ tie Al o. O. ~
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seemed like mountain lakes, he guided tho impatient
horses we'll When complimentcd, he said that he
nnght IN understand driving for his experience
though with another kind of team, extended back
TWENTY-FIVE years. Kings of men always must exist,
I'm free country they rule by the force of intellect
Something of the golden age returns when we see
rural habits giving much of the power TO rule.
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o Complaints preferred by employers ana employees
for non.fnlhment for breaking OF contract for non
payment of wages, incOmpeteucy, i'll treatment, Nc,
have always received carful attention In all cases the
ATTEMPT was made tOsette the difficulty by compromise
and often with success When settlement could not be
eectc the parties referred 10 theicourts with ap
propriate advice. When repeated and just complaints
were made against the same person resOred To the eN-
pedent Of excluding guilty persons from the prVi
cges Of the Labor Exchange For this purpose Keep
Complaint Book or the important cases, nave
preserved fun records Of the adays and the proceed
iugs. -
10 The general result Of abOrs has thus far been
quite gratifying have a great number ~ letters ON ME-
from employers and grant employees expressing their
satisfaction with management and their thahhs loI
the care taken ~ their interest and welfare.
ALFRED EKBE, superintendent Labor Exchange
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annonted who in connection with similar commtees
I'm the other Unions should meet the Cornttee OF INC
Iaborors aud agree upon some sauslaosIry p"Ss VI
action, The meeting adjourned for one week
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Announcement

Three thousand pieces WHITE MOsQI 70 NEP
Is piece Also Patent and Portable CAN0Fss 81 Kama
Curtain store No. 80 Broadway
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NIONs Ns. ATRUKNs.

Uuion.................... % 70 10 81
Home Ruus-Ausu 2. GOi~ l. Bases Hits-luiou, 20
burn H. FoutOu1i CstcA--Brfa p 20 Douhleplsy
h and Gode Out Pouls-Uulon q Auburu.
Trpre-Mr George o. Cr Ciub
SOrefs-Messrs Lush and Dennis Time Of Game-Four hours
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is. 3D. a. ' GS' s,l s,h III arh 9Th roa.
9 .i},5Pgs...,....s . . G-s
ont on Bases-O,uyic -. Atlantic Home Ruus-MeUonsd, J.
Csicbes-FerSlDa ,; Hsrrop J. Wesu Run Ont;
l. Catches Srikrs-Pefgus0u Double Pays-Craus
start and Peaee Foul BaIs-Ovmpic4 times Aautc3
times Umpire Mutual Club ~ NeNiork Scosfs
Mes FL Mouk Time Of Ghme-TWo hoaf and ten
UNIONS W. AUBURNs.
The third game of the Union tour with
the Auburn club OF Auburn played the afternoon
OF 29h SPLENDID batting the feature of the
test both mines making rather poor display the field
on account of the bad condition OF the ground Game
long and tedious one was called the close OF the
seventh inning Oh account OF darkness The following is
tNp
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
PORT oP NEW YORK.


PORT oP NEW YORK .............yuy %
ARRIVED.
Stesm,h GsI.teA, Nge. PIovid.uce Ihtse and pass
Wamsuttf. Fish. Nea-Bednui mdte. aua
steamship Isaac Bel. Bourne. Richmond. mdse. sId
Brig Pedro. Dickson. G. rdeuis Is DAYS. lnoasses
scHo0NEKs-EIyyR and c0asTwIss
EJames Irwin, Virginia. b. +. HsOck, Niuita
John Boyutou. Calais. Gluu q South Aufar.
surf New.Ifaveu Fied Tyler. BlIlt,thTot
y. &. Poster New LONDON stampede Elllaietllon
Mara Laui>s. Nav Day. EIahsthTrrL
charles Roberts ProyIaceoWB Georgek Albert Elsbelpct
Minerva. Fall River !. 4. Cahil. Eh1Abs,hror
James Butler. New Haven T.. Iulse EiIaheiLpoh
George Hochkiss NeaHsveu. Mary Elizabeth Elaieihrot
Moab BrOwu BRIDGEPORT J. Z. Chew. ElIatsthpod
j. g. Person. Rye. Globe Port johnson
Charles Hawey. Sag HatioE D. & TYLER Port Jahdson.
bite Rock, Ntou.ngt1u. NrlsoR Hail. Port Joiusons
Julia :. Suan. Oyster Bsr. r W LAWSON Albany.
Marcens Mousou. Boston. Nrnniiou. NswtuTgh
&. T. Beebe Seal kaad. y. :. Mars Fleming, NeatgTh
:. R0ckhl Rondout. sarah, Poughkeepss.
:. VI. Stroui. Roudogl
SAILED
Steamships Fsn Liverpool. America Bremen; Iolfa Hawaii
Yacht SAppho, COVes.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
july P1ssaiup Tor Baltimore ship Bero ron
Barbados, barb Crimes from Wales for New brg L. sis Cts,
nom 81 Ttvmas Correct ndes Passed shps
Johns and Light Liverpool bark Alna Mortoas
HYPERION Cuba: Mississippi Deusra Fila
Weymouth. Edith MstsDs Mnuehha Nova Scotia sch AJeoS,
Liverpool; ship Conscience Liverpool Passed n bg MOnrss
from New York for Rich o1t-
S,v,NNAH july Cleared steamship America for Balbor. tTs
Meteor DlYu Arrived schr Snow Sqgal from New i0fs tng %
rorrsy Richmond Me-
wiimNOroS July 1c-.rivsi, steamship James a carr from
Ca,KlE,rov Juy a. Arrived brig Fanny from Boston; ,h.
v Hawkins Bosou, ireland NeNlork SGe steamship Zee
Gull Baltimore. F..
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RONDOUT-The new savings Bank in this cit,
has ALREADY sbomo deposit


has ALREADY s65 on deposit
THE SOUND.-The dense fog that prevailed yes.
he Ss s % Sio SSs ' sound ''"''' ' several ho"
HoBOkEN. A child. Ernest G. Mahrt son of
,ss q, a .h, rs'sGes Ise cha ao9 sister eight years old
IN contact oh ghe match 1d bsoe
could he rendered {eaug M,h shy burned shat be died
Of 80 y Et Fourteenth we're committed Tor Yesterday
eo AL other property found m their pn,.son me n,rs b,l
robbed two eey cts nom Of which they tobacco
pehc each other and atlasn both admitted The
"a NpwYotk LAWYER nsrei jane, D. stephens wa. ar
rr''sd 90 Meins'ia, night by Constable Ssyessr on
oiNg under false Peues the particulars Of which did
Gas cher committed yesterday but allowed on bali
,ae ia!ere S Gps attempted eh~-, assault on Ellen RgeSay
Wednesday last while us in bank. her husband atseDt the time
she attacked By Gallagher and two other Who tried TO outrage
She screamed oui and the sAu eanug this might
b9g her 'ue some persons ran Oh but before having lone
Gallagher beat and nsed he The ease came before Jns,ee White,
sud disposed Of BY him before Hsnone August Kinder
.9s 70 I % Hs va fon%, 1 49,, usoIss
ar ps Ton he property o, The Morris ,nd E,seS Railroad Co.
WEST HOROKEN. Two boys, John CIPHER and
Hrcg s9sm rs arrested constable polohge aad taken before
horse aud wagon aud galuU Of groceries from Fulton MAie
They hs disposed Of The groceries ui tying to effect sale Of
e"p%i,d to the Count, Jil '1' P''''-''' were
JERSEY ClTl.-rhe store of Christopher Fange.
wedasdsy night AID robbed Tlrse youths
Pcor Of buso entering Robert Dlhs store il Soatb a.
"A Go9enHer containing ~ 81 psnns aad 80 cents IN stamps
Yacht Louisa va, .uacii 1 weSe,i III, s1Sd .i Se iV c5,
Of the s,tes yachts saotA erected Engus
Co No Euge Cos Nos 4 aud and Hose Co No
e b"nsrs enlarged aud ehue The cge OF Hose Co No IS
oycpaued amt put thorough repair Trenton Hose Co
v h,tc 20 e h 81 August The Department making
10 receive urir brethren rom ihs aptsl
HUDSON CITl,-On the 2;th inst Michael O'Con.
purchased horse on james BUaH
the ae' nig 10 Ice the caused arrest ad
ht'rdt"u OF btoIue tha
van gn Ano~cdgr otouler hsIug busl pucured his
on BAH Wocnl, Naaut Nhch Constable johnson
morning Gnttlf James ana be Ia Imprisoned County sail
" Mr. NhN Pnc, residing Madisoua,e,
rnlrr Ardgc 90 rbarse OF violating t Onuat
dove Ia Sled Without proper protection thereby enagcru
apI he aong dwellings, She hued tl So which
pay Hul Nw accordingly committed TO the CITY Prison
Nh'dt 10 y's'rtial
ttu, Nait o. Montgomery attempted
by Aanstr tlt k's Sttnsl,d
ht !gv s s, i=sigsg ,ho iVgEd hs RScA Askco
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VERMONT SPRING.

THE MOST RELIABLE REMEDY KNOWN Tor Cancsr. sIOish
Bnghts Disease Of the Kdne Rheumatism Sc All bottles Hshs
SAKE A Co. Sbelioa VI, send for Pamphlets
SANE A 90. Ne. az BToome IT., !
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ARRIVED.
Steam.h D Gs steA Nre PTovid.ure. IHlse and pas
Steamship Wamsutta. Fish. NesBediar. mdte. and pass
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne. Richmond. Edse. SJd
Brig Pedro. Dickson. Garleuis Is days. lnoasses.
ts.ufs-
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The members Of the Chinese Embassy pat
rOBzcd opera Boufo last evening on Monday tloy VIII
20 excursion up the Hudson, aud VIII go dirCot
from bLADy t. AuhIp, where lh0y ~ lC the gues
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HARKETs

LosDos, Dec. lO-Forenoon. -Consols s2i@
92s. Bonds quiet.
LivKKrooL, Dec. iO-Noon. - Cotton firm
Sales $4,000 bales. Shipments from Bombay to
4th Is. GOO bales.
HAvRE, Dec. -Noon.-Cotton firm; to arrive
l2l.
LoNDuS. Dec. 1O-Arternoon-Stocks quiet
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l0-Afterpoon.-Cotton firm.
Rosin l5s. Turpentine 27s.
HAvRE, Dec. 10 Afternoon. = Cotton firm,
L27A.
BAvRE, Dec. l0-Tres ordinaire on the spot
l.273. low middlings afoat l.22.
BAyRE, Dec. 10 Evening Cotton market
frmer.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l0-Evening- Cotton closed
frm-upIsnds on the SPOT lOsd., s1ost lOsd., Or.
leans ll.d. Sales to-day Il, 900 bales.
CNcIsEArI, Dec. lO.-Fsmily flour 81 25G7 75.
Wheat 81 rs. Corn 64@65c. Oats 64c. Cot.
ton firm Csc. Whisky 97c. Hay $l49l5. Pork
s24 50@25. Bulk shoulders 93@l0c., sides l2lG
lac. Bscon-clear sides l6@l64c. Hams l70
l7sc. Lard l4a@l53c. Butter 25@39c. Eggs 33c.
Cheese ac. higher. NewsOrleans molasses 700
75c. Coffee 2l@25.
ST. LOUIS, ~ &c. l0.-Tobacco, little doing.
superfne -four IS 25@6 l2A. Wheat 81 45C12 O5.
Corn 70@73c. Oats 55@59c. Pork s25t@25l !;
held at rs. Bulk meats, shoulders l00l04c.; clear
sides l461l44c. Bacon shoulders l2sc; clear sides
lie. hams l7c. Lard l44@l54c. Whisky 9349
94lc.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 10.-Sales to-day go hhds. to-
bscco, new lugs s5@s, old $7G9, medium leaf
$l2 80. Cotton &c. Hogs 74OS3c. gross. Mess
pork s24 75G25. Lard l5l@l53c. Bulk shoal.
ders 94G9Ac., clear rib sides l30l33c clear sides
l3{@l4c. Bacon-Clear rib sides l6sc., clear sides
l7c. Flour-Superfne IS 50@6. Wheat 81 500
95. Corn 60@63c. Oats 55QD57c. Rye 81 800
l 35. Whisky, raw, free, CSC.
NKw YORK. Dec. l0-Cotton very firm but less
active. Sales $500 bales. Middling 25. Flour
fair busness-supertne S. 1906 Is (; Southern
q shade 6Imer; common to fair extra 81 ZOOS %.
Wheat 6rmer but very quiet. Corn shade easier
new white Southern 81 IL. Oats shade easier,
Mess Pork-new s25 50@26: old $40 IS. Lard
hrmer-kettle rendered l6@l63c. Whisky quiet
81 O2. Rice quiet 7s@ss. Sugar frm-New Or.
leans ej@llSc.; Muscsvado IL 10. Coffee active.
Molssses quiet-0rleans 55@72c. Turpentine 45a
@46c. Rosin 81 35G7 so. Freights unchanged.
Governments closed weak-5 20s of 1862 ll04;
Tennessees 6s3 new same; North Csrolinas new
6l; yirginias new so asked. Money very 6rm at
z. Sterling %. Gold closed strong at 1876.
MOBILE, Dec. l0.-Cotten market firm. Sales
1000 bales. Middlings 2S4. Receipts 209l bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-5 20s OF 1862 ll04. Of
1864 lO7, OF 1865 lO7i; new issue llol, OF 1868
llOs 10 40's l05s.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 10-Cottou market firm. Sales
1850 bales, Middlings 23. Receipts 1921 bales.
Exports TO Liverpool 1000 bales; cosstwise 90
bales.
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FROM EUROPE.

Armfstiee between the Insurgent . d R0ysl-
,st Troops In spssn-Opsntsg of ParIia-
mens-Ne.speech from the Queen-The Gon-
don Times and the Alabama Cisims-Inter-
view between the Queen and new Min,s-
Gy-Etns In Esupsioo-The Issurrecs,on
IN spsin-Empsror of Austaia's Address TO
she Army-ship Capsized.
MADRID, Dec. l0.-An srmistice of two days
with Cadz re bels for the burial of the dead, and
the removal of the women aud children, has been
granted, at the expiration of which the troops will
attack the rebels, who have freed and armed
seven hundred convicts. The rebel fighting men
are estimated at three thousand.
LONDON, Dec. l0-Evening.-The new Parlia-
ment was opened by royal commission. The
usual speech from the throne was omitted.
Dehason was re elected speaker.
The lines, speaking OF Reverdy Johnson's ne
goiiatons of the Alabama claims, says 1t is Off
cult TO believe that the presidents cabinet or q
hostile majority in Congress will overthrow the
settlement reached after O long AMI lsborious me-
gotiation.
9he members of the new ministry had an inter.
view with the queen yesterday, and formally ac-
cepted their appointments.
VALkTTA, MALTA, Dec. 9.-Etna has resumed
violent eTuptions Torrents OF lava have devas-
tsted the surrounding country. Ashes have been
blown into the streets OF Messna. At last accounts
the mountain was enveloped in smoke, accomps-
MED with deafening detonations.
NADRID. Dec. l0.-The insurgents at Cadiz
occupy the Hotel de Vile and the surrounding
houses and have erected barricades.
1he troops occupy the custom house and build
ines in the neighborhood OF the city gate.
All foreign consuls have taken refuge in the
custom house.
The civil governor Of Cadiz has fed to San Fer
nsDdo.
The insurgents are conscriptug all able bodied
men.
Convicts and former rural guards have joined
the insurgents. The insurgents have plenty Of
money.
The governor Of Ssrsgossa telegrsphs that the
Republicans there attempted to release and arm
the convicts, but the plot failed.
VIENNA Dec. l0.-The emperor's address TO the
army Gays 1.-The country wants peace. We must
maintain 1t. Austria and Hungary are now
equally interested in the grandeur and security of
the empire"
LIvERPooL, Dec. l0.-The ship John Duncan,
from New Brunswick 10 Liverpool, cspsized in
the Atlantic. The captain, his wife and nine Of
the crew were lost
FLORENCE, Dec. l0.-A dispatch has been re.
ceived here announcing that the boat of the second
officer of the steamer Hibernia has arrived of
Donegal Island with the officer and the others.
Twenty five persons were drowned by the cap
sizing of the boat.
LoSDoS, Dec. l0.-The sultan has sent an ulti
matum to Greece, demanding an answer within
thirty. days. France and England sustain the
demand.
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A Vicious WHALE-The Chilian whaling bark
Conception. Captain Richard Gould. when Of
Cha ham Island, fell in with large school Of
sperm whales. Three boats were Immediately
low cred in pursuit, that OF the third mate PEDRO
RObes. Chilisn.) being the first to strike largo
sperm whale, which was no sooner done than the
whale turned upon the boat, and taking It in his
mouth crushed it to pieces. killing one man, q ma.
tive of Talcshusna. aud breaking the leg OF an
other. The boat commanded by the second mate
then fastened on to the same whale, bat on his
turning upon the boat the men jumped overheard
and saved themselves. ss a few seconds after rwsrd
the boat was crushed to pieces by his ponderoas
jaws. The fourth mate then came up In his boat
and harp0oned, but exactly with the same result
as the preceding boat. The captain sent the first
mate 10 pick up the boats crews, and this having
been effected, that officer was anxious to try hs
dissusded from carrying out his desires by the
crew, who justly feared the consequences OF 90
rash an attempt, there being at the time twenty
four men in the boat. The boat with the crews
reached the Vessel at nine P. NJ. She was kept on
the whaling ground all night, and in the morning
the whale was made out. still having the lines ct
tacbed. TIE captain then had his boat lowered
and proceeded in the direction Of the whale. who
no sooner deserted his pursuers than be turned
and made for the boat with open jaws, and ap-
parently resolved to make short work or his enc
mics. as on the preceding day.. The captain.
however, skillfuly fred bomb lance down his
throat, and BY dexterous maneuver avoided his
attack, and before the whale had time to turn
again, fired the second bomb lance which. enter
ing at the back Of the. I'm, efectually placed him
Aos-s de combat. II was anticipated from the ME
of tho whale that one hundred and fifty barrels OF
sperm oil would have been got. but only the half
wss obtained. All the lines were recovered, and
from the pieces of bosts floating about and picked
up, another boat was msde.-tNew London Press
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Dec. 10-Noon-Barometer
1890. Wind east northeast and strong. Arrived
Steamship Mexico. Pitfeld. from Havana, to Col.
denbow Kelly ships Bessie and Anna Hughes
Liverpool, general cargo, TO Aug. Bohn, ships
Tranguebsr, Howard, Bath. to master; Kelvin,
McFee, St. Thomas. 10 ballast. to master; brig
Palkoa. Anstrich, Havana, in ballast, to Puig
Bros: schooner Three Sisters, Henderson, 7 days
from Ruatsn, fruit, TO X. Morgan & Co. Sailed
Steamship Morgan.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 10-6 P. M.-Barometer
1880. Wind north, blowing hard. No arrivals.
Ssiled-Stesmship Bavaria aud ship Polar Star.
Inside at anchor Monitors Catswba and Onests
and steamship Havana.
PAss.A L'ourRE. Dec. 10.-There is a bark
ashore Of n. E. Pass, but the weather ia too
rough for a boat TO board her. 1t Is blowing a
half gale. The schooner United States, johnson
master, from Corpus Christi. bound for Pascsgou-
la, put in here short of provisions.