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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
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FEMALE EQlbEGE
NylBt open on lpaasX seplepber 3, SEES,
wv aioh tss months. Taaion pef.sess ion,
Spelling aDdReading, 81 30
Tho Same with Primary GeOgrpby
and Arithmetic, IL 90
AZ other branches Except nqsieJ 10 90
Music On HhsaO and GuhAG &G- 40 90
UoplinEeut Expenses, / 90
Payment for half session fivqridbiy in ad-
vance g'a'e ss@
No dedaetion for Abs:Hce except in cases of
pretrActed illness.
During to present ierm BOYS Win D. ad-
united to the GLOVER classes on the same con-
dition as Girls.
BoaFd iu.good fsPaes from 80 so to So
90 per week.
Nesieql pepsgtmsni nader care of Profess
sor CnARtEs E.. DItLwoRrH.
For particulars. address,
HENDERSON PRESNEEB, Prssaeqt
lss7Augsh JOnesboro', Tenn.
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DY VIRTUE % Ell Ea, issaed from ,hS
I'D Supreme Court Of Tennessee At Knox
vile to me directed, Z viii proceed tosselt tor
cashffa land asthe Court HoGss do6s In
JortsBoro on Saturday the lsth day Of April
1906, MI tbs right, title, Staihn Ahd ihyerest
that WiTon Beylesa has 10 and t5ra tract 0f
land situated ia Wushingtdh eoHHtF, civil
district No. D sohtaining $50 acres more or
less, adjoining Abe lands Of Joseph n. S,mp-
500, William Powell and others, to satisfy a
judgement and cost that JOhn PvesnelI Teeov-
cred against A. D. Wilson and Wilson Bay
less il, the, Supreme Court al Knoxville Tea-
h~ess'e, at III September term 1851, This
the 18th day Of March 1903. 3,
Hst 90 s. r. SHIPIEY Sheriff.
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NF ANHenps AND 4FHe FfsDR s0FtYoUTft RE-
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Dr. RucOrdsa EssAiee ofiLie kftores manly power,
from whatever sanss aTislbg, t6e Taeets 81 sarly para
nieioas .babttA,s seaE abuse, impNtenes and climate,
give way 1t once 10 this wondsrfui medicine, ~ IA.
tkah ~reSnlefly According no the a~iStesions which ars
very simple ami. require no restraints from business or
~pisusufeI FAllur6is tupossfbie. SOM In b.ttiss hfsS
or 4 qnAntittes iA one Tor S.. To Do bad oRty % ana
solo appointed agent IN Amerisa, 81
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lNTATWARD SPORTING RfFLEs. Manufacturer
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Ms a. Thesb celebfaaed Nfrgef and sporting Rfie-,
whieh for e0nv oniuneo, accuracy ana pdnetraion have
seehred a Tepulattba beyond thAt0f any other bfrrchs
loading arm may Va ,obtaihsd directly from the Man
nfAetnttta, On the most mYgsAblo terms. Circulars
With acknowledgement liRt and Target Representation
win DO sent, on request W letter addfoslod IA above.
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III OhahOClI VI DtVuhttillbO AChht
ToHN U9ESqBTsa Is. 5oAS a King. i.
al. In this case Il Is aI'edged il the
bill, that theydsfehdssts Joseph OESns Alice
Owen, G.. l.. King, s. O. King, r. O, King, s.
L, King and N. w. King ARA n0u7restasnts Of
Tennsssee. ftiS oTdeitd that pablieitloa be
made for four successive weeks In the Unlon
Flag ApaPer published inlbs town Of Jones
botough, iu Washington county, Tennessee,
notifying said nou-reaidsut defsndants to APP
pear before our 0hancery Court, at q, Court
tSybea boheh, aCthB OSaft3 Ho0Se ~ al6GSf-
vile, Sullivan county, Tennessee, on the Ord
Monday 10 Mayine1t, and make biz defence
40 said bill or tks same @it be tAkeu Tor con-
fsssed as to them, and set for hearing sxparte.
March Rules, 1858. Iy
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CANURe s. bUTfRBbL VS.. W. l. Wheeler
Go. The phintif On AFFIDAVIT SAYS
the defendant isjasdg indebted or liable 10
him, and is a nonresident Of Tennessee, that
the ordinary process Of law can1ot be served
on him, and having obtained an original at
tachment against the defendant and the same
saTing been returned before me on the 9th
day Of hsrchIs6s levied on the ~delendants
property By gafnishment in lthe hands Of E.
3. Mathss. SoutheFen RKpress Agent. u is
therefore ordered By me that publication be
made for four successive weeks ia lbs Jones'
borough Flag a paper publish bed in Jonesbors
Tenn-t notiyiha said Dc fendant to appear be-
fore ne At my Office ia Jouesboro' on the iath
sane win be proceeded VITA sxparts. siarsh
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Steel rsnPsrins Works, Auburn, n, T.

A TTENrION TOBACCO USERS 1.-THE Appetite
IA fpf Tobacco destroyed BY nsinE Oreon'h PrspArA-
don. send stamp for mreulaR Address,
Q. d. COTTON Box 1888 Portland, M9lne.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Important Cnsc--Acfssn by tho Marquis del
Grtiios Husband Of Madnnee Ristcri, Against
nm American Citizen for Alleged Mnkcious
Prosecutions and False Ivnprisenment.
An action for alleged malicious prosecution end false
imprisonment nas been commenced in the United States
Circuit Court Cor this district by the 9arquis del Grllo
husband OF Madame R,sorl, against Oliver FTapy, who
resides at West Sixteenth street. Damages are laid at
$4,000 t.oout yhree months ago the defendant 10
ahe present suit as is alleged had tho Marquis arrested
on charfe OF Insulting lis Papys wife Tho Marquis
was takes before Judge Dodge Of the city police
courts W answer tha, compaiD and the result OF the
rnattsr ere that abe charge stnsr abandoned
or diiraissed. Yesterday MIR. Papy arrested and
brought before Commissioner White, who held him to
bail in the OF ST. 900 take his trial at the ensuing
term cf the Circuit Court has surees being Mrs. Teresa
Papy and Mr.. John d. Prince.
THIS SUIT at the instance OF the Marquis del Crilfo
originally the Saieooarts; but 1t was
fouri BY the AaTpug legal advisers that 1t could not be
reached in tinae, as he has to go to Havana with
his wife, Madauas Rstor who is sool to appear IN that
city for the purpose Of frlnng professional engage
m,nt on tue return OF the Marquis the Will be
tired in the Circuit Court when doubt all the facts
beth SIDES will be elected. The Marquis has retained
Mr.. Douglns Canpbeis and Mr. DANES Geddes Day to
C0nducs the csse has behalf.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

SeIhgSrs Lindsay lin do Isaac Merritt noa,.oH 1S.s do
bound east; wsiss Cloud Tsrsnes for New Bedlord
biths and Hannah. Aodsdon, Elzabeshpors IDA fmsss
cls9ssdooss5Ig George. Perkins Maysguss ,,,. oar.
aa New ana Annie
PHaiLAD LPHIA Jaa s-Arrivsd, bark Franklin tHam>.
sashn9s bark. Annie soyd Roberts
via Newcastle DEL es.s.
cssrsa~Brg Romsins tsr, Cor. Cork for ordsrs schr
H paiawlre Breakwasar 4th. brig Lizzie Ward. from
"PoRTLHND. Jan l-Arrlved, schr Ethan Allen. Eliza
csarsd-schr A Barton, Fink, Phlladslphis
POOL; Chnsapeake, johnson, NYork. -
PROvI pENCE, Jan arrived schr: ,,' Norma stsf
Knowles Dea's isiand' oonn AAn0As' "''A'nA 1hzA-
salisd-schrs Francis NJ Loring Hart Rsppahannock
Nyes ys d. sei mary aysr "ea'
sthssilsd 1c6rs Carrie Hsye Poland, Darisn Ga; Ens
sts-Arrlssd, Schr D B Warner Horton Charleston.
RICHMOND, Jan 4-saied. schr Lucy u, hss'ns' oos-
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l2-Arrivsd. bark Swallow. Rus
Cleared Dec Y bark Loyal Sam tBr) Bidwe Liverpool
Jan Arrived, steam ships Noses Taylor San Juan; "a
G sa fs
Sailed Jan j. steamships Montana Panama 4sh Novads
SAVANNAH Jan 2-Arrived, ships Giants causeway
(Brl Kinnng Dublin shannon (Br), Mcconnell diaggowi
Cleared-Brgs Rssou.e, Parsons sa.iila 70 load for
sailed-schr sidney Price Godfrey NYork
6th-Arriyed, ships Henry Cook and Coronelm, Liver.
saledBark yulture. Liverpool: brig Gipsy Queen, New
NJ Kan 81 Ar Msa s s gsfss sss
ksld BID Sargent, from Liverpool; brig Harris Orb
4h-Arrived. achr Josiah Whtehouse JONES' Charleston.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

Delawsre Breakwatsr Jan T. with mdse, to Moss ward
Jan OF Cape Hsteras passed brig Handy OF balm0fe'
SHs romp.In. t.r, walters. Hillsb0ro' Ss' q days.
Brig ne.rymsn MsrymAns Dsriens ldA Gays VAN
Brig Ann Eizabeth FAN Bangor with lumber, 70 Wilson
Waters Co. The a IL on the rocks at BlacSwehs
Island; she will come on next high water -, -,
Schr Emily Ann. Meyer. Monego Ray n days With log
wood and fusc TO solomon Co. Jan !. on Hatteras
experienced NE gales; carried away mansa and
schr Richard HILL Young Pensacola, % days. with yenoW
pine and naval stores. TO Benner, Brown Pinckney.
Schr Angie Amesbury Amesbury Savannah, with cotton
&c, for Boston land proceededl Jan y In gale from
ESN, M Lost beat Ian. and syprung bowsprit or :. a..
Schr i Rogers aotl Virginia. -
6chr Helen Crosby, Smith, Virginia
Schr Tuns Depew. Decker, Virginia.
Schr Olive Tower, Hatch, Virginia.
Schr Oliver Cromwell, cripps, Virginia. r.
schr Maria Elizabeth, Horton, Virginia. a4.ss
schr Oakes Ames 1Edmonds. Georgetown. DC
schr Montgomery White, Providence foe Harlem.
Schr John Collins. Mapes, New Haven.
Schr Ira Bliss Newton New Haven,
Schr VIM Brooks new, Brooks, New haven. 5
schr Speed, Bartlett bridgeport for Eizabethnort.
Schr NJ II Averl Averill Brantford. Il Y
Sloop Gold Leaf. Southport
Sehr Rover, Dennis, Sag Harbor.
Steamer Cadwalader, INC kaig Baltimore.
Steamer VIM Woodward, Hazel, South Amboy.
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, South Amboy.
SAILED. tM
Ships Escort, Liverpool: Electric, Hamburg via Phia-
delphla Albert Gsllatin, Mobile: Wheeler Glasgow;
brig Reed, Aspinwall.
Wind at sunset NV. clear. ~ tsassstss.. t.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac Tor New York-This Day.
Sum ,. Rises. n fTcsn .s .ess;:mo.n 39
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 6, 1865.
CLEARED.

~ CLEARED
Steamship Iowa (Br). Hsoderwiok Glasgow Liverpool
steamship John Gibson. Fuller Aicxandria- Brown 4
ship Young America, Cummings San Francisco--sutton
ship Sir Roeer, Peel Larrabce London-Grinnen. Min.
Ship j ? wheeler, Harris olssgow-wm Nelson. Jr
ship storkors tKorw), Bonnere. Antwsrp-Funch,
Bark orphsus Brcn) Vessels Antwerp-Funch, xsincks
BARK Thos Pope, Bailey, Bassa and = martst-Yates
Ssrk stampede lBr, Jewc.t cienfuesos-J Ward Co.
Brig Halcyon CBr) Durham. Msrsenes and Barcelona-
Brig fOiiedo ORR fiammcr. oardenas-Miner Hougn-
sehr Annie Lewis. Dayton. Monsevideo and Buonos
scAr Z q Knisss wh.,,enerc, Pars-xnler Housh.on.
schr q A Farnsworth (BrO Sawyer, Demarara-R 7
schr Gladiator tBr), wesshaven. Jacmsi-Bre,,, Son
sehr Kolon jasper, Jacksonvilie--F Talbot 4 Co.
schr chas Kelly, Reed. Doboy Island, Ga-Jed Frye 3
soop Home Young New Haven--s Racket Bro.
an ss 9S,f s fG h0sdGp Y. Wilmington was cleared
ARRIVALS
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Cuba Br, noode Liverpool via Queenstown,
xsss 1ssnss
sSs m pss q
uslicSs co. Erpereneea during the up 20 ihe
Of Newfoundland dne weather and soaiSery wind
from there strong westerly gales with rain snow squalls
steamship Benvills, Bakcr. savannah. " hOura with
mdse passengers, Livingston, Fox AT Co. Jan 20
miles OF sandy Hook, passed steam ships Geo Washington.
Orleans, and Manhattan do for Charleso
steamship Charleston, Berry Charleston 50 hours with
mdse and passengers 20 II Morgan Co When OF Cape
NAV signazed an American bark. showing yellow signal
with red centre, steering N.
Wheeler a Iinard.
s. ma :. gsy sYs wSssss'n NC with
% soa.pssa z va ss a.'
sssam.hipA PA ASemsrs Bourne Rce%o1S and Norfolk
steamship T. Q Knight Denty, Washington DO. with
steamship Somerset ohiid, Baltimore with mdse, 10
w PerveL
Baltimore \ Ohio RR Co.
Steamship Nereus Bearsc, Boston, with mdsc and pas.
scnaers TO WIN Clyde
BsrK John 0rn Downey Havana. 10 days, with sugar,
10 James Ward So.
Brig Franklin (lalL Ruggero. Malaga Nov 20 via Gibra-
tar 81 days with fruit &c francia Dec 20 lat ~ 50,
Ion 81 5 spoke Norwegian ship from Mossina Tor PAA.
uciphia.
Brg Glove tih) Co'lars Palermo rs days and Gibraltar
co days with fTult aud sunac TO W II WtstCryelt Go.
Lss Nene NAlc, Ware, kanzanila, Cu0a, Il days, via
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

he market Tor wheat was quiet but very steady There
port orders the limited prices eonsdersby
"a
s ss ssss sf s ssfa % ;Hsn The a. N
spfnz on the canal on private terms Corn ss steady with
$lso 81 % ior new white southern And
store: si y 81 sSoss DO sioa Oats were
ss ssye spssasye nn 5 n and prices The
closing hr~ a. the outside price which bid 0c6
&c. could not trace them Rye was hrm with small
%sn hs e q sa In
IN store of barley malt sale was reported Of 4o bushels
FREIGHrs.Thc offerings Of provisions and grain were
liberal and higher rates were Obtained in some The
were-To Liverpool, 500 bales Cotton at 5fSa.;
% 6 Sa a. e0sss d SO ss sS
per steamer 5 $500 bushels wheat 5.sd. bid $50 do
ton, partly IA 10 London, bushels corn a. sssd
BPenen & bs pa sA he a. aS
wereA British brig i4o bbls, to Cork for ORDERS
GUssr cLoIn.-We note sales Of IS bales on private
GussY BAGS were duh and prices nominal.
qssed isae a
.lss was STEADY a. e gold at which Loo
sales Prices Unchanged Asi Anas We n'a'a 10
fiay HnS wa. light but m
Dp SeW any sas' We heard q were ~
n Ss
.s fs Sssssa s.
at S. S. 1.-The litter price Tor Very sood.and So
quo Quoted g ASa So snss 8 IS 9ay e. aSs Ss
Ps % a S 3 % a S,s o wsc asys go IS Sn rather weak
81 Z aaS cS from p
anee however Other kinds IDS were unchanged
- and gsEt sssi ,s
%sks for pers s ruled ID du ~ at ia che decline noticed in
% s Ssa AZ 70 S s 1 S. asS s
g for FOR 10 6 eSs ao Sas s eeS %
s.r zen days o sos at s and 200 do Do for March,
Sac a9c for Western and s9sc oc for city Beef con.
'fs p Il ans ans s sIfs
81, 90 for extra do Beef hams were moderaey active
beef was in far demand about ic paciaes ary INDIA
s1 ts ss lie ais % Dss ssass
ons ID "a and sss fS sho s1'ui Iad
aSoa ne % ..a per G 4s % 1s hing M a 4 the
& No. 70 kettle endeed BusT liter and Ss cheese eve We're
~ Ouls closed higher a. los lc
Ds n hi The n esad In of bons s % @
diminuve but the market closed armer at 2lc
OF January sold the outside Price 500 do on the spot
s "a IN s Do s s..s
soa bb seller twenty days AZ lsc The Phiadelphia
made AZ 75o bb standard white at &c "a &c. and Ysoo
DO do FOR georusry at &c aSc, and soo do do for
KIcn-caiolna was unchanged being steady and arm a.
srciR.-Raw continued in Light demand but prices were
% 4hers sss TO good s rns o M Si s being po,ed at
Cuba and Porto Rico, also ~ boxes at 12sc rcnned was
srrsnls was quiet but quite steady sales about 20 900
sirps-Iacl!ta linlesd continued arm with fair de.
maud the sales being 600 bags 81 ~ and in Boston
20 II sod duty psi New clover was quiet but sed al al
Aesat n. lsc IS. M Other kinds wers anca.nsed
wn,ssin-i:eceips 81 SbIs No sasa were reported and
prices noininaly unchanged.
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CorFkE fio "a moderate demand ut about previous
prces while other kinds dull but without change in
value. Sales l.5t0 bags Rio, balance OF the cargo
bond.
FLOUR GRA,s Receipts 1923 bbls -four 2s 400 bags
g. l bb and a49 bags corr meal ~ ~ bushels wheat
81 do barley Thefour market renamed about the
tone pervaded the market and full were obtained for
all kinds whilc few effected slight ad
vance California -four was In moderate request but the
market 1rm, particularly for The sales
IL IU0 bbi For Southern flour demand
and fu prices were realized The sales 1000 bbls.
beng $50 bos ut quotations Corn meal very firm.
SAFES 100 bb at So Is for city and S 10 81 ~ for Jersey
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
THE COURT :.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CO.. ,ar-lH BANKRUPTCY.
Motion for an Inj .anction Granted.
Before Jur cs pIatchford

Mouon ior an M anctiOn Granted.
Before Juf .gs BIatchford
In the Matter Of Sey Aow, PearLess and Sands.-A
pesitson for oompu sorry bankruptcy having been lsd
Saturday Mr. edwin James applied, under tho for.
teh section Of 'ns Bankrupt law for an njuucion to
restrain one j. Scrvener from selling or dspos.
ing Of goods of the value of 1000, alleged
by the firm 10 him when they Ia state Of insol.
veucy and by way OF fraudulent ylreerence over
other creditors Of tho 6rm. The bills OF lading had
been proven, and the goods were the custody
and control OF Scrvener lin tha warehouses OF tho
Cunard Company in Jersey City.
Judge Blstchford granted the Injunction
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
Gul.,GGR-BRooKs-0n Thursday, January q at st.
Pauis church, Detrois BY the Rshi Rev s. A. McCos.
kry. Bishop OF Michigan, PnLrr ID. GuLAGga of New
York to CARRIE AUGUSTA, daughter OF the late Edward
GoErz-HoFYy.-o On Thursday, December 10, 1867, a,
tho Church OF the Holy Trinity New York, by the Rev.
$. II. Tying, Jr., CHARLrs T. GoErz, OF this city, TO
LOUISA, daughter OF A. A. Hony OF Brooklyn.
LrGAuLr-vAS ARsAx-At hudson CITY, N. j., on
Sunday January 8, by the Rev. Father vanneuta, L.
FKRpsAsp LroArtr, Of Montreal Canada, Miss HAM
Mraronp-DASA. Tuesday December 10, 1867, IN
San Francisco Cal, at Grace Cathedral, by the Right
Rev. Bishop William j. Kip, GFoRGs HART MuMFoRD, Of
Rochester, " 10 sARAH daughter Of the iato Daniel
Dana, Jr., OF this city.
Boston Ps1s Mass papers plsase saDsep copy
avenue Reformed church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. VIM.
W. Hicks, Mr. LKxvKI W. pARKs, Jr, to Miss vrcToRA
ADELAIDE BrLNER. both OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
RAsvEr-MARsroS. On Monday, December 30, by the
Rey Geo :. Hare, Mr.. HENRY c RAssHr to Mrs. SARAH
O. MARsrox. No cards
San Francisco papers please copy.
scnrLrz-KEELKY.-At NewburG N. Y, on Tuesday,
December "a. by the Rcy: J. y. Lundy, CnARLys Il.
sonul15 Of New YORK; 70 MISS JEANNE KxkLEY, OF New
TirsAxY-cuLros.-M Chicago, H.. on Tuesday, Dc.
the Rev. r. a. Hatneld, D. d.. EgxRr s. TrppAsY, or
this CITY to Miss MARY ccIros, daughter Of J. W. j.
Trixs-cAsn wednesday, December Is, a. the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Rason
smith, Joas TYLKs Jr, 10 ANNA K. younges.
owSsEyp-TowSsEvD-Ia Hudson City on Sunday
August H. by 1857 Rov. W. Cordo OF HUDSON CITY, NJ
HARRY TOWNSEND, OF New York TO Miss Aysir l..
TOWNSEND, or Philadelphia, Pa. No cards.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Died.
ANTHONY. On Saturday morning January e. after
short illness, LypA, only daughter OF Jacob and Harriet
y. Anthony, aged years and 8 months
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from the Apthon Memorial church.
Forty eighth street, between Sixth aud Seventh ave.
nues, tnis Tuesday morning, at eleven o'clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy
ALLEN Sunday, January 8, or CONSUMPTION, JoHn
A.. ALLEN aged 40 years, IL months and % days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BALgy. y.--At Southeast Putnsm county NJ Y on
Monday, January Q, NAScr, widow OF GiIber. Bailey,
aged IL
Funeral services at her late residence ON wednesday
morning, at eleven O'Clock.
CAmERoS.-ln this city, on Monday, January o. Mra
Am r. CAMERON aged IS years and months.
Friends and acqualntances respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at two
O'CLOCK, from the residence OF her father william W.
Martin, BAL Broomo street.
CoSsELL. Suddenly, on Sunday morning January 8,
al three O'Clock, WILLIAM CoSsELI In the 21st year Of
hls age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funers from his late residence 2 Mulberry
street, this tIu.8iayl afternoon, ~ two o'cfock
nEy0E In YoravIlc, on Sunday, January g. WnLTAM
Df.oF aged 81 years
me rsaIises aaa friends 81 the FANNY arc respect.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY jan 6-6 NJ.
Oorros,-Owing 20 the uRfavorabe cable advices from
Liverpool the msrke depressed and prices receded
fully 1<c H.; and at the reduction the demand only
moderate The sales footed up 1870 bales nclading LII
for export and 90 for spinning. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
at. THOMAS.

The United STATES .Gnnboat Huron Disabled
Provisions Sc zrce>. X obberies-Gs0ld Quota
Tsnnare-Drouyht in Porto Rico. a9.
/ si.oa ST. THOMAS, Sept. Is, 1888.
The United Sta,.a gunboat Huron put into this
port on the 9th insk from Barbados, having sus-
tanned much injury In her machinery on her way
home to New York-disabled and to b put ont Of
service after having served her time on N.s west
coast OF South America She carries homo the oncers
OF the Kansas, whose term Of service has expirea.
The Huron sailed for Norfolk Island, 18th inst sN
(, The drought ID now fairly over. For some DAYS
past we have had abundant and heavy rains. Now
there IL q large supply OF water and every
thing Is looking green and fresh. There Is however,
great scarcity Of provisions and wholesome food.
Very few arrivals take place now OF cattle or sup
The .Goatng" dock has been attached and given
some bills come back protested.
day OF the Queen OF Denmark. Salutes were fred
from the fort at an early hour in the morning and as
noon, and the Vice Governor held ieYee.
Three daring robberes have been committed mere
lately, the burglars carrying OF small iron chests and
breaking them open on tue hillside. On the 4th. an
iron safe containing Q largo sum OF money ana
valuable tewelry was carried on and the following
day the owner was assaulted in broad day time by
some negroes and severely beaten.
The English brgantine Fred Clarke arrived here
on the 10Th under turymasts, thirty -four days out
Mr. Boocaas > Danish O1icias who came a. pas
American god commands ~ : az per cent pre-
Exchange on London, bank rates, IS OS IS OK
sTonnsse scarce and demand active for both United
vessels can get remunerative rates. n s9',. -
AT Ponce up to the Sth inst. the severe drought
continued, and the next crop win be very poor