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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL sJPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, !
nyI n Moroh OF 1890

GENERAL sJPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,t
CHARLESTON, T. c., March 20, 1858.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 29TH. TIE
" PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA
Leave Charleston ...... ...... ..........69A A. n.
Arrive at Augusta .3.So 2. NJ
Connecting with trains for Montgomery. Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. ........".............6S0 A. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia bia..,...............,..,3 ,350P M.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester RAIL-
road, Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad and
Camden train.
FOR CHARLEsT
Leave Augusta. .........". ........6.00 A. NJ
Arrive at Charleston. .........310 P. M.
Leave Columbia. ........... ..........60 90 A. NJ.
Arr1ve at Charcston. .3.lO 7. ii.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS EIcEPTED.I
Leave Cnarieston: NJ
Arrive at Augusta. .eb A. II.
Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand Junction.
te8ve Augusta. ........-........".4l0P T. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. 400 a. N.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS EIcEPTED.)
Leave Charleston. P. NJ
Arrive at Columbia. $40 A. NJ.
Connecting Sundays e1cepted} with Greenville and
Columbia Railroad.
bCo'C sooo Ins
Arr1ve at Charleston. $3.50 a. M.
SrMMERYILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. $40 P. III.
Arrive ut Summervle. .516 ?. n.
Leave Summerville. .7.20 A. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. A. NJ,
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leave hlngvlle. .....220 +, NJ
Arrive at Camden. 800 T. n.
Leave Camden. Am.
Arrive at Kingvile. A. N.
tSigned q. T. PEAKE,
April 20 General Superintendent
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON September s. Cousols unchanged; oonds
70.
PARIS, September s.-Bourse frmer; rentes 7of.
s5s.
LIVERPOOL, September s.-Cotton steady; sales
u, 600 bales Breadstuffs quiet. su,ar firm.
Two P. M-Cotton quiet Pork firm. Bacon 67s'
Lard buoyant OF 66s. 81. Turpentine 26s. Cd Rosin
npchoDued
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTES
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, lst. 10 hours 49 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 9th, hours, Sc minutes evening"
Now Moon. 18th, hours II minutes, morning.
First Quarter 2SJ, 10 hours, IA minutes, morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
ytttarts anh HLttinss.

brushes of every description, at reason
- able prices at the Brus Factory No 31s psart Hewyoi
BsIptTs buidng JOHN X H0PPEL
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Pauline origin OF the eplste with great sea not with
very acumen" and who has been followed by samp
son. Turner Barnes. Lindsay and Others In this country
he inclines opinion Of Afford auI the leading Con
tnental scholars who deem the weight OF argument IA
favor Of Apolos the author. The American editor Of
the work, Dr. Philip schlf, introduces the volume with
interesting biographical sketches OF Professor Auberen
and DR.. Lillin
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RROORLYN.

In Brooklyn to-day, the attendance at the auction ses
fair aud the property offered was generally sold 40
good prices. We quote as follows:
by JAMES COLES SON.
The following property struck down to-day az the
annexed prices Brown-stOne house with lot, No 10
Greene-aye O. feet from Carton-ayc lot 22x93 feet
purchased by r. Fisher for sl3,i0. Frame house With
lot No 62 Mainst between Front and Watcrt lot 25s
ca feet; sold TO Mr. DrscOo for $500 Brick house. with
lot No SO HOytst Of Dean lot 226xH feet pur-
chased by A. Peppatd for $3.50 Frame house wtis
lot No So Madson-st s5 feet from Fralkinaye. lot In
100 feet purchased by T. Airy for $500 Two lots on
CaftOaye 100 feet from Greeneayc one lsxluO feet
and the adjoining ls feet front "a feet rear, loo ees
deep purchased by y. Cassidy for $500 Brick hoUsq
with lot No l5S Adams st. 30 feet rom Coneordst lot 20
xlU22 feet SlO,5O0
W. W.. DAcKUs.
Three lots the south side Of Fonrteenth-st, neaf
Fifth.aYe., each 25XOO feet purchased by Mr.. Shan.
non for $3.50 each brick house. with iO No II Hanover
place. feet irons Fultonave. lot 20x6o feet purs
chased by John Bankey for S92sO three lots on easi
side Of Tenthave., between Broxton and sherman-sts
each 2Ox57 feet by Mr sullivan for G5 each
Fourteen pieces OF property sold Ia Brooklyn To-
dsy for S62. .l75
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Gin, Arts

{iat aTts
ZINE ARTS.
Mr. r. AVERY, having shortly 10 ebtote BIZ oca'ion and
tssg also strongly solicited by tho lovers q vaoas cities las
eonc,ulel 10 oasr Immediately.
AT AUCTION
~, ,nr. collection ofyALLAELE wOESS OF ART selected BY him
daaz 10 Enrope Ageut ofhe American AT Department
~. Paris Efpou nearly cvery o Nhh either painted
eryfei, order procai directly the artists purchased
o os Paris EIbtoa l3 embracing representative works
ly TIE NOS, d.iug ga,hcl artists Of the FEKScu SCHOOL
Several ner important ror received s BE- added the whole
exhibition rssuarged sni catalogues rsiI W'A Ml particulars on
MONDAY lstt
No ~ FiFrH Apfh 1862
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
GIAA DAY for ALL.-STENCIL TOOL
y IV SAMPLES free. Address A. PULLAM Springfield, VT
SO TO $40 A DAY GIARANTEED

Good Agent, wanted introduce NEW STAR SEWING
MAClNESL tiie both sides The only elsss ovpncsd
machine the We s tonsn machines responsible parties
and employ energetic Agents on iaA fn Tsea,p and ,mps
uot f application address " q. WILSON Co, Css
lsrd. Ohio; Be,foh. Man. or 81 Ious, No
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Smnstmtnis.
NIRIO,s GARDEN.

NIBL0s GARDEN.
IN and Manager. wHBATLEY
Curtain rises "A. Terminates at III O'Clock
FRIDAY EVENING, April g. 1888,
will be presented for the 7eth time, the
WHITE
PAWN
Introducing Jarrett Palmer's great Parsienne
BALLET TROUPE
Perfect Acting New Dances
Superb Scenery Delightful Music.
sulendd Elects, Spirited Marches,
Rich Costumes, Increased Orche''fs,
Full Chorus Grand IAbeAaA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

MILITARY, CLASSICAL. and CONNER
Ni ClAL ACADEMY, N'sf RotisId Comfy Y-Por rtu,n
addfe,s &. RCIHERToRD, A. ~. Principal
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
Glth CIVILIZATIONS.

A MERICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH cos
~ OFFICE. HERiLD BrILD,Ss-BToada da ,y--lioon IL
4 NEW AND G REAT WO X.
"A Now Ready,
TIE HISTORY OF TIE NAVY DURING THE
REBELLION.
BY TIE REV. CHARLES T. HOfNToS, D. D,
Professor st the Naval Acdesy Chaplain Of .be House Of
Representatives,
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TOWN TRIPLES.

Observation-Disclosures is
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FOR SALE.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
| the material composing the Wire Suspen.
sion Bridge at the foot of Market street, AZ it
now stands. Sealed bids for the same will be
received until December Goth, o'clock p. NJ.
STEPHEN CLARK,
decl7+3t Street Commissioner.
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National Bank Of West Nir-
ninil.

u,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TEE
stock holders of this Bank and election for
Directors will be held at the Banking House on
TUESDAY, January 18TH, ls6s, between the
hours of one and four o'clock P. ":
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, Dec. 18th, ls6s. uecI<
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United States Of America, Dis
frict OF West virginia., SS.

Charles ). Despard)
VS.. In Admiralty.
Steamboat Malay
w HEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w tho District Court Of the United States
for the District of West Virginia, on the ID day
of December, 1863, by Charles ). Despard,
against the steamer Malta" her engines,
tackle outfit, apparel AID furniture: Now,
therefore, in pursuance of the monitiOn under
the seal of the said Court TO me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice TO all
persons claiming the said steamer, her engines,
tackle, outfit apparel aud furniture, or in any
manner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said District Court to be held
at the city of Wheeling, in and for the District
of We, Virginia, on the 22d day of December
1865, at II o'clock in the forenoon Of that day,
provided the same shall be a day of jurisdic-
ton; otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter,) then and there to interpose their
claims. and make their allegations on that be.
half. HEDGEMAN SLACK,
United States Marshal. Dist w. Va.
BY w. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JACOB T. JACKSON, Proctor for Libellant.
WHEELING, w. VA, December Sd, 1868.
dec4
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United States Of America, Dis
triCt Of West Virginia, SIS:
Jacob Flowers


Va. In Admiralty.
Steamboat "Elk."S
NTHEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court of the United States
for the District of West Virginia on the sth day
of December 1863, by Jacob Flowers against
the steamer Elk" her engines, tackle, outfit,
apparel and furniture Now therefore, in pur.
suance of the monitiOn under the seal of the
said Court TO me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claim.
Ing the said steamer, heg engines, tackle, outfit
apparel and furniture, or in any manner inter.
estcd therein, that they be and appear before
the said District Court TO be held at the city Of
Wheeling in and for the District of West Vir.
ginia, on the goth day of December, 1863, at ! /
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, provided
the same shall be day Of Jurisdictions other
wise on the next day Of jurisdiction thereafterJ
then and there to interpOsS their claims and TO
make their allegations on that behalf.
HEDGEMAN SLACK.
United States Marshal, Dist. W. Va.
By W. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAMES S. WHEAT, Proctor for Libelllnt.
WHEELING, W. VA, December, 1859.
decll.td
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FOR RENT.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
"A John street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, fully fitted with gas and all the modern
improvements Possession given first of April,
1868. For particulars enquire of
THOMAS TURTON,
decl5.tf Union street.
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DIVIDEND.

WHEELING, w. VA, December IL, ls6S.
r,,HE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
i Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company
have this day declared dividend oil Tour w per
cent on the CAPITAL Stock of the Company, ont
of the earnings for the last six months, payable
on o. after the first day of January, le6s, to the
stockholders holding stock on the 21th OF De
eember lsGs JOS. LAWSON,
"eclSlw Secretary.
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DIR. Aborn, l5l Smithheld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book By mail 80 cents
febl-ly
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S.e..-Roorn for Rent.

,,,ur sToRE-RooM NO. 1873 MAIN ST.
lovr occupied by Messrs Hartman g. Swa-
hacker. Clothiers, is for rent. Enquire OF
j. b. SHEPPARD
d.cIs Cor. Main and Union.
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DIED:

On Thursday morning, at o'clock, REBECCA
ZANE, wife OF w. w. Irwin.
The burial service will he held at S Johns
oh"rch, on Saturday, the 10Th inst, at o'clock
r.M
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NOTICE.

SUPERVISORS OF ONO COUNTY,
CLERKS OFFICE, Dec 10TH ls6S.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FIRST
i section of an Act Of the Legislature, passed
November ID 1853, a STATED meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors of Ohio county will be
held at the Court House on MONDAY, the 2lst
lay of December, 1863, at 10 o'clock AN
deCl7.3t JOHN G.. PORTER, Clerk.
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WANTED.

T WANT A MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
Il for LlOyds great Double Revolving MAPS
Of Europe and America, with the 900 county
colOred map Of the United States on the back.
issued to-day, and needed by every family,
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front. Each map Is 62I64 inches large with
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der way. J. I. LLOYD,
CP. o. Box 1927 Atlanta, Georgia
novel lawim
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for Rent-M. Reilly.
Cottage for Rent-M. Reilly.
Store-roon for Remit. B. Sheppard
Grand Masquerade Ball-National
Hall.
New Dry Goods. S. Rhodes Il Co,
c. welty x CO.-Wines and Liquors
Shakspeare's Observation-Disclosures
Hall.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT.

A VERY FINE SToRE-RooM ADJolN.
"A inc the Snrigo House. Possession given
Immediately. For terms apply W PETTY
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
MUSIC.
MADAME ROSA IN FRA DIAvoLo.

rsbore was of course fine audience at Pixies
Onera House last night Madame Rosa ia always pow
erful attraction and the announcement that she Ws
appear for the first in such fayorte opera as
Diavoo " drew an unusually large attendance Ana' e
would sing her part well every one knew peloreh'D
So far as mere music Is concerned she never ians' a
che touches nothing that she does not adorn The ia
lar aria in the first act QpeH nOmO, DIETER known oy 40
English title On Yonder Rock Reclinng") ana te AZ"
m the bed chamber the second act were gems vi
ization and may be said 10 have brought uo"n ' a.,
We confess, however, that We were uiS'iP ~. -,
Madame Rosa's acting Her spirited pe'ioln1n.I
Posina on Wednesday led 10 expect an equ"N1 -,
,ors z,rJina last night But IN fact the same opPo.u
rites ara hardly afforded her IN the latter part
mpsc OF the two operas is equally hVely' pu' 'io
characters are not; and II IN ria
she fell short OF the high standard EMO N"u
set mn for us in Tho Barber OF se'lne' u
or,v what we might reasonably have eAPeeteu' "i'
80 49,, 40 ,he handit-ehief was all that the most ro-
mantle voune woman could require He sang tehuery
nbouch he sang In GERMANY and looked ineHpresslDy
nIcturesdue Ronconfs personation Oh tho Jeaiou7
Enelishman Is too well known for comment ltl mimi
tably funny Madame Testa, as Lady Pamela din ex
tremey well her acting deserves especlal cohhehu"
ton signor Testa was satisfactory as Lorenzo ana the
two ragged robbers we're joviay represented by MI
Dubreuil and Mr.. Barili.
SuxDAY CONCERT. The 23d Sunday Concert
win be given tomorrow evening at steinway Hall. Mad
anne Gazzaniga, sgDOr Ardayan Leopold DE Meyer
and others appear
MUSICAL NOTES.
Auber's new opera, "Un Premier Jour de
Hopteur was brought out at the Opera Comique in Pa
rs on the 10th February IL is the foreth work OF the
COMPOSER His first one "la sGiour Militaire was pro
duced 55 years on JANUARY q, 1919 Wen nc WE ol
years old The Moniieurs critic will not say that the
latest production Of the evergreen author OF Masa
nello" betrays signs Of old age But ne compares ~
tree which there are some dead Dranches D az we
same time beautiful tender buds showing vigorous sap h
unexpected places Most Of the ttmteton'ss are aResu
tbat II s better work than Aubers last the "apcee du
Ro de GaTbe" The principal parts were played oy NJ
Capoul and Madame Cabel
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RnroR1s By TnssE1rB, NA&os e-'AH
THE STATE OF TRADE.
,e,,,r 70 yrr TRIBUNE.


IorisvrLE March GFobaeo-sales ll bids Lsf' " Ssse
tiop %Jatg -; Manufacturing Leaf +23 20 Llon Snp'nne
%g 25d ~ IS Fancy sl2 JgO4la Wheat ~ 9GH2 % Tom
gQ Oc Shelled buk Oats bulk, bdtsc LAnd io3c ts
Pork s4 Bacon-SbOnder HE Clear bdst' l9tG DUN
Nests-Shoulders l0lc Clear sides l4e Cotton, 2dJe
NoBuR Ala March b-COttonSales, 100 baes naeet dnni
Niirgs nominaly %. a2 receipts 7O bales eiporu PIT oA
seoftbs week. 1900 bak; receipts s4 bales exports oesn
bsles eoassisr s bales stock oa baud ~ eJs bales e
WILMINGTON c. March 0Spris Tuentne closed RIM ~
Ron steldyi Strained 81 lo Ls No ~ Cotton quiet AND
nominal. Middnug 23c. Tar finn al ~ 80. - 49,.
AUGUSTA March 6COon hnli sales OF IsO bah hodhng ~"
7J,c receipts, 40 bales 49, ,....A.
SavsvSA March Coton quiet little Offering and no demane
s only 20 bales. Mdiugs nomnay 2c Reeeps Loo bales -
SAN FalSCscO March 6-Piour-BttH, 90 ~ supeTth " }"
Wheat . 81 ga 81 IS Legal Tenders 1T, -. -,
CHlRLEsrON c. March 6CoIion has Declined teIe o VI
ssl bales " Ndiings NJ "a d2Jc. - . v..,-,.
SKwORIElNs Msrrh 6-seng Exchange, 3 New foff bgh.
per God, l2 sugar Is dull al previous
ures Moas,es unchanged Flour Lnni buPerbne
40; Double Extra SO 50; high grades du Com te Al St
quiet 58c Pork easier al fb 20 BACON EASY
YhouGers jbng l2ie Clear oic Lard dnh a.
I6se Kegf decned few erosis
bg Al of them refuse purchase on any
q published the effect that 'enden n me pebe
MARKET will wholly take after the lOth u,
Cotton b unsettled Mddngs 2i sales Of 5tv bales receipts 'oi
bales; exports 2l62 sales Of tho week S'OO rectPn A"'
exports cosvise foreign 90 1873 Socf lO $40 basa
hnwIuKEE March 6-FOur arm at 90 |" for hIA we" oa"
Al ~ Nc. l.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE

Francis Breton, keeper of a disreputable house
at No l2 Heser-st has for long time lived unhapply
with his wife Joanna and yesterday they agreed to sep
arate the husband TO leave the house and more TO
call upon mOlest her. At about lOi m having made
his final arrangements he embraced her and professed
much 40 parting. Suddenly, however and with
warning. he drew dOublebarreed pistol and shot
his wife, the ball entering the WOmans cheek and passing
back Of the neck causing but not
sary fatal wound She fell backward upon the floor,
and suppOsng that Inc had killed her. the husband placed
the pistol TO his breast and fred the bail passing inward
inhicting dangerous wound. Inspector Walng, who
in the vicinity at the time removed the man TO the
New York Hospital where he was pronounced To be IN
critical condition Breton is native OF Prussia 80 years
OF age. The taken 10 the drugstore No. 80
BOwery where her wound dressed and she was then
removed her establishment She Is native Of Prussia.
aged SO years Breton is described man OF violent
passions ana being jealous OF hs WIFE has many pre-
VOus occasions threatened violence.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
EXAMINATION OF THE WARDS ISLAND RIOTERS

The q men arrested on Thursday for hav-
been among the prominent meters OF the late riot
Wards Island taken before Justice Kelly at the
YOryile Police Court yesterday for examination. The
complaint was made by Mr. John Hinck, superinend
ent Of the City Institutions the island. The
facts shown by the testimony did not vary
materially from the account published in The
TRIBUNE OF Friday After careful hearing
Justice Kelly pronounced the following sentences: Pat
rick O'Brien Patrick Handley, Thomas HcAiahOn and
John Barry all natives OF Ireland 10 be confined in the
Penitentiary Blackwells Island for three months
Michael CromiD, William HaDdey John COnan, John
NaylOr, John Hoe. Thomas Henry, Jerry Quinn, John
German, Patrick McSnrney James Reid, William Clay,
John 0DOnnel, and James Fitzgerald, Irish John Law
ess Scotch; Joseph Potter Epglish and Frederick Cru
ger Christian Weller William Singer and Franz Fischer.
German 10 be confined in the Penitentary for
be discharged The remaining participants The
disturbance TO the number Of sXty-fve, were,
bv order OF the Commissioners Of Emigration,
discharged yesterday from the Island They were taken
I'm boats 10 the New York shore turned adIft 10
take care OF themselves The police sf engaged IN
earcbnR for several men who said have been the
original nStgatOrs OF the affair aud who hare moi been
seen snce the suppression OF the riot IL II supposed
that these men escaped from the Island by orossng
ON the ice 10 the Long Island shore supern-
tendsnt Hinck has caused separation 20 be
made between the Irish and Germans stll remaining
under his care, and hopes, ~ all the active par
teinants in the Quarrel have been removed that
NAV be preeeryed 10 future IL sOneW hat sIngnlaT
fact thai Island with 500 people OF all racet and
tOnaltee clustered upon should have been so onPef
without any otheI OF enforcing order than that
Nbeb the Vne0t VI tLs YaJees naiapVDs could exert
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
sUFFERINGs or A wRECKED sCHoONER's CREW
IN THE SOUND.

The steamer Rescue, Capt John Waters re
turned Montauk Point yesterday with part OF cargo
and material saved from the wreck Of the schooner VIII
liam Paron ashore at the Point the night OF the lst
inst The schooner successfully hauled on the beach,
making very little water steam pump was put on
board the cable slipped, and the vessel started In
the prevailing gale for NewIOrk in tow or the Rescue.
The vessel sprung fresh leak when about three hours
out and all efforts tO keep her free with the steam
proved frutess and To the lives OF those on board
she cut adrft and suffered tO the beach Capt
Waters and the (en In alb then took to the surf
boat and, after drifting about until o'clock next
ing and suffering dreadiuly OF the being very
badly frozen obliged 20 make for the beach, where
they landed at about o'clock After walking about five
miles tho beach they reached boathOuse, which they
broke open They remained there until found by OF
the inhabitants almost exhausted. The steamer was
taken into Fort Pond Bay and the schooner went to
pieces about half mile west OF the steamer Amsterdam
The steam pump recovered next day by the steamer