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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-29

-sbY McCOMBS & CURTIS.
Attsfneysan and Counsellers at Law, Ashland
ohio. 0fioe. in Bank building, over Beers
Hardware store.
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SAAIPSEL & Co.

SANlPSEL &; Co,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Bent Stuff, Iron, Nails, &c.,
Store one door East OF the McNultY House.
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JOHN J. JACOBS,
JOHN d. JONES,

Attorney at Law, Ashland. Particular at
tention paid to collecting and business in
Rrobqte court Office on Main and church
otsaets,- Ashland, o. ~
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PHYSICIANS.
1eEoRGE MsHILL. NJ D..

Zsa GEORGE w. HILL, NJ. d.,
physician and Surgeon, Ashland, Ohio.
pzfticufar attention will be paid to tie
pysSS9 ufthe following special diseases ::
R1vs aHSs disease the Liver, the KID
psvs,;.sst = = sMeeSsFY, M9pggo..l.15
psy |es3. sergeon, fans Ohio. Will
Snac dissases, on Saturday ~ fs%en. an o.
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RESTAURANTS.
CHARLES KNOTH.

Lunch, Hot Coffee, Choice Meats, Oysters,
Pies and Cakes, and the luxuries of the
season always on hand. Sells no intoxicat-
ing drinks. Restaurant on south side main
street, west of McNulty house.
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HOTELS.
LAWYERS.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL,

Attorney at Law, Ashland, Ohio, will at
1nd promptly to all legal business entrust-
I'd to his care. Bankrupt cases in L. 5.
court will receive special attention
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DRUGGISTS.
PANCOAST & son.

Druggists and dealers in. Perfumery, Wall
paper, Notions, &c, main street, Ashland.
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FREDERICK BOCKLEY,

Saloon, and dealer in family groceries
provisions and notions. Fresh stock and
cheap. Store north side of main street.
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IlltGa ji NEWS ITEMS.

Two brothers named Frederick and James Hodgetts
were drowned in the st. Lawrence river, Pres
colt, Canada, on Monday night, by the capsizng Of
boat.
The returns from eighty counties Of Kentucky
give Tate, the democratic candidate for Treasurer
majority OF 1885. The lower house consists Of
eighty-0ne democrats and Eve republicans.
The picture frame mandatory of Teft Schwaub
Co., In Canal street, chicago, was destroyed by
Are yesterday morning. Loss about 800, 900; par.
TALLY insured. Other parties lose about $4,000.
Yesterday morning, at the coal bank near Massi.
Ion. Ohio, an iron cage, containing eight men, fell
forty feet to the bottom OF the shalt severely injur
ing all Of DEMONSTRATING their logs, arms and ribs
Medical assistance was Immediately called and ali
are now doing well.
ThuIston left Meadvilie, Pa, for New York at tw
O'Clock yesterday afternoon IN his balloon, accom-
panied by Oliphant and Baldwin. He was In view
about thirty minutes and when last seen was max
ing good time. His ascension on Monday was only
partial, owing to the late hour.
Five hundred persons belonging to the Laymsn
family, and representing dozen States and the
Canadas, held family gathering yesterday at
Mount Tom, Mass. Rev. Dr.. Lyman Coleman, OF
Lafayette College, EastOn, Pa, delivered the genoa
logical address, and characteristic letter from
Henry Ward Beecher was read.
Three OF the seven prisoners who escaped from the
Baltimore jail on Monday night were recaptured in
that city yesterday, and the remainder at Union
Harnden Express robbers, who Is still at large.
Holman, the other express robber, who escaped on
Monday night, was one OF the party taken at Union
Bridge
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AUST RiA.

Baron Beust's Defence Of the Red Book
Austrin's Relations with Prussia.
VIENNA, August 10, 1859,
Via French Atlantic Gable.
Baron Beust, in his speech before the delegations
yesterday defended tue publication Of the Red Book
and all it contained. Its discussion, he ar
gued, would remove misrepresentation and
not create disquietude: He cohIadicted he
assertion that be had nterfered Id Che AFFAIRS Qi
the German States or exercised any pressure form
q South German confederation. He reiterated pre-
vious assertion that 10 alliance existed between
Austria and any European Power; but added, IN
France we have good friend. 1t Is questionable II
Germany could help u.s. France has always shown
friendship and sincerely entertstns kindly feelings
for oil the peoples Of Austria" In conclusion the
Premier stated thst most Of the dsagreemenrs with
Prussia were through the publication OF the Red
Book, and In justice to Werther he was bound to
bear testimony that he offered no impeachment to
better relations The policy Of Austria was one Of
domestic, not foreign alliances.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET. LONDON, August 10
4:ao p. M.-Consols closed at Oh for monev and %
for the account. United States fve.twenty bonds
quiet At say stocks quiet; Erie, leh Illinois IN.
PARIS BOCRsE.--PARIs, august 10-Noon-tVia
French Atlantic Cablel-The Bourse Is quiet Rentes,
T8G $50.
FRAYKroRr BouRsH.--FaANkroaT, August To-
United Estates 1ve.twenty bondsl firm at Ss5s
for the issue OF 1852. 80.
1O--l r. M.--The market closed shade nrmer.
Middling uplands 127sd.; middiing Orleans l3d q
1sXd. The sales Of the day have footed up 1900
bales. a.
HAvRR CorToN MARKBr.-HAvRE, August 10
Evening. Cotton closed easier on spot and anoat,
but quotations are unchanged
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTuFFs MARKET. --LrvERPo0L,
August lc.-The market is quiet.
LIVERPOOL TRADE RRr0RT.--LfvKRP00I, August
10-2 r. M--AdvIces from Manchester atqte that
Ake market for yarns and fabrics is less faVoraoe
but does not anect the cotton market.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKBr.-LOEDON. August To-
Sugar DUH both on the spot aud AnoAt. Tallow' &os'
%. per cwt. -.
PETROLEUM. MARKEr.-ANywRRP, August 1o.-Pe'
trOleum nrmer, at 62Xf for Standard White.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKKT.--LIvkRP00Lr
August 10. -1rhe market ls nrmeT.
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UNION REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The most important meeting yet held Of the Union
Republican Central Committee, new organization
formed to supersede both the present Republican
General Committees, was held last evening at the
Everett Rooms, corner Of Broadway and Thirty
fourth street. with Edgar Ketchdm, chairman, and
John ]. o'Brien, secretary. The meeting Which
consideration and adoption OF proposed oQfistitu.
ton offered BY committee appointed Of the last
meeting to draft the same. The several articles were
debated apd adopted ser,att,n. and the maid points
ofthe instrument as finally adopted are az f0ll6ws:
The name Of the organization Is declared to he tue
Union Republican Central Committee OF the city and
county OF New York. The membership Is to mum.
Der 1885, apporttoned pro rata among tue Assembly
districts. The meetings of the Central Committee
shall be held on the second Wednesday Of each
month. Thirty members shall form quorum. the
meeting adjourned at late hour until Tuesday, the
18th inst. when the election OF permanent officers
will be proceeded with.
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The Relations of Spain and Cnba from on
English Point Of View.

Tho Relations Of Spain and Cnba from sn
English Point Of View.
LONDON, August 10, 1860.
The Tines in an article on the relations OF Spain
and Cuba, says:-"Between the military puncto
OF the former and the patriotic fanaticism
OF the latter the interests Of both are
likely to suffer, especially when the questions
at issue should be brought under the control
OF sound reason and their discussion Kept free
from the influences Of impulse and passion. II 1t
can be proven that the separation Of the colony
nom the mother country Is unavoidable and not
remote contingency, 10 seems thei height OF mad.
ness to carry on hostilities fraught with ruin to
either side. After reviewing the revoutonsin Spain,
the writer ontInues;-Improvident and helpless
a. Marshal PRINTS government may be- Il
can safely be proclaimed the best spain
could have under the present circumstances
Its chances Of Improvement lie In the power Of d.
rectng its energies to domestic organisation ana re-
form. undisturbed by foreign or colonial complies.
Hons. strip the government Of its best troops for
dtaot expeditions; drain the resources Of the
Try for an internscine struggle with kindred
race; then tell ~ whether any amount OF
9oniuA onaracNr or good VIII can raise
member Of the government TO level
Win shs dlnsulsiss Of the situation. After
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The Eckfords played tie nrst game Of their tour
yesterday at syracuse. defeating the Central CITY
Club with Q score OF Al 10 100.
The Mutuals defeated the rrvingtons yesterday at
the Union grounds with score OF % to 10. Lewis,
formerly Of the Irvneton played 10 the Mutual niue,
nine played very well, although Noryon was not on
hand, and his place In the list was filled By Mr.,
played short There was very iittIe nufpg On eihet
side but the Mutuals 0utbatted their opponents and
by this means only won the game, btockman played
the finest catch OF the game, one hand catch OF q
hy ball 80 strong to him as 10 carry him or MS feet
To-day the Actives and GOthams and the Oren,als
ana Spartas Will play at Hob0ken.
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Removal OF the National Capital.
VIRGINIA.,

Interview Of Governor Walker with General
CANDY.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1889.
The following has just been received from Rich.
mond :-Governor Walker, who has been on a visit
in this city for the past two days. had lengthy In.
terview with General Candy to-day, on matters re-.
lating to the State but the result Of which has not
TRANSFERRED The Governor left for Norfolk this even
and State offices being now finished, General CANDY
has sgnHed his intention OF promulgating the result
OF the late election thus far In few days Fnv fen
days must elapse before the vote on the members 81
Congress and the Legislature s counted and ic viii
be over two weeks before the result OF the latter vote
IL announced.
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Names of War Vessels Rechanscd.
ARMY WlELLlaEN CO.

OHlcers Relieved from Duty at the Ind1aa Du.
reau and at West Point Academy-OrAesod
to West Point.
WARRINGTON, August 10, 1884,
The following army Officers have been relieved
from duty in the Indian Bureau and ordered homo
e syait 2Easgsi;wzlHal2F Henry Doug!sss snper'n-
tendent and Captains I. Ten Eyci. q II. Carlton, O.
l. Wilson, and Lieutenants George q. zcigier. ). <.
Beyers, W. v. Fleming, g. T. speer and william q.
gers. Of the Engineer Corps, has resigned:
The following have been relieved from duty ct the
c Cavalry Bfeyel Lieutenant Coioneis George A. Ken.
&C. Kent Of es @o,.G ana
Infantry and First Lieutenant H. B. Kerr, First o.
The Secretary OF War orders the following from
the United States Military Academy on the 2Sth
lnst and to report by letter to the Chief Engineer
for assignment Major W. Il. q; Bengaurd.
First Lieutenants n. r. Brown and Henry u.
Adams
on the 2Sth-Captain Carrot J. IS DECKER OF the En-
gineef corps; First Lieutenant Richard O. Churchill
Fourth artillery; First Lieutenants VIM F. starring.
second infantry; First Lieutenant D. W. Payne En-
gneer corps; Second Lieutenant Henry Metcslf.
Fletcher. First ARTILLERY; Second Lieutenant A. n.
Payson, Engineer corps; Breyet second Laeuteuans
Edgar w. Bass.
Order Relating to Omcers Signing Double
Sets Of Accounts.
general order just issued from headquarters OF
the army states at the request Of the Second Audi
tor OF the Treasury by direction OF the Secretary
OF War attention of officers OF the army Is called to
q statement Of the former that the practice
OF drawing pay twice for the same time
aud refunding at some subsequent period has
lately been OF such frequent occurrence and
perpetrated under such circumstances as to preclude
the suppOsittOn OF inadvertence or mistake, bae
rather OF deliberate Intention Every oflcer's pay
account contains the certificate that the officer has
not already received pay for the same period. II
therefore oficer signs two sets OF pay accounts
for the same month set must be false; and II the
name and facts reach the headquarters OF the army,
as they will through the Paymastar General, tho
officer will be tried by general coust martial, under
the fourteenth article OF war.
Board 70 Test the Various Systems Of Tactics.
Major General J. NJ schoneld, Brevet BrtgadIer
General ]. II. Potter, Brevet Major General Wesley
Merritt, Major James Van Worst and Brevet Colonel
John Hamilton have been appointed board TO as
sembe at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, on or
about the 18th OF September. and continue
its sessions from time to time, at such
places as the Board may determine, 70 practically
test the system Of tactics heretofore adopted for the
artillery cavalry and infantry arms OF the service:
TO reconcile all differences; to select the best forms
OF command, and of drum and buge signals, the
same to be printed in a Uniform and convenient
edition and published for the government OF the
army and militia OF the United States.
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Eloquent 6peeches-Thc Reporters Denounced.
The regular weekly m4eting or the womap anr
go .ssoo,..,o, 80 49, ~
ua<o ASsoo'@So" was "eio ~ NO. ~ East IweuV-
third street yesterday afternoon. Fully two hundred
aanirants for noiticaI honoru wara ,rese,, Mra
n"4aoos" oaoy Stan'on was caiied upon 10 presiue'
ana upon taxing the chair she stated that It was par
tcularly agreeable To her to maer so many dis,In.
,.. IL, Nv. w ..'o' so many e''s
gulsneo 'aoles VINO had proved themselves an honor
to their sex by their labors In the cause OF
woman sufyraue sbe hsrss,r hsc no,,,ad .gs,cs.
~ M" "'''o" "s
caiu"n!' auo III Tue iace Oh newspaper atsacks Oh
every description she stood to-day unterrided and
attn hopeful for the cause In cnncIus,or sbe adj
.,sSas oou'o :" s0uo'uSo1' o.e ~
mouSneQ Que anu all present 10 Keep the Dali roll
Ing, and without doubt the goal would be reached
ere manv months.
Mrs. BLAKE said that the sphere of woman was not
the parlor or the ballroom, but to do good, and to
After arguing in favor Of women voting She said
meat srs be Sos s %
ment. . ass So
Mrs: WiLBoUR said that 1t made her heart leap for
Joy az the prospect of Suffrage. When that event
Is accomplished the nation Will be happier and moro
enlightened. Nature has created the sexes di1erent
IN physique, but not IN understanding. Woman
must be ON an eqnalty with the highest or she Is not
NJ TO i've C0mpan0nship between the tw0 sexes
must De OF confidence and love.
PLEASED at the tone OF her predecessors, ana
tnat II gave her new encouragement The
men are pratseQ and nattered Tor their
el0quence. but women were entirely neglected
except In isolated cases. me accounts given
Dy the reporters OF our meetings arc nlam0us Their
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the HOoOxEN HOncIne.

Conclusion Of the COroncrss Inquisitl0a.
The inquest on the body Of ofiicer Lawrence. who
was murdered some weeks ago near the Hoboken
ferry, was brought to q close last evening before
Coroner White. Three witnesses were examined.
with vctorlne Hugn on that night. The Coroner
charged the Jury, who after few minutes delibera-
ton rendered a verdict that civilian Lawrence
came to his DEATH the night Of the 18TH OF July.
from the effects OF wounds inflicted by blunt In
strument In The hands Of some person or persons
unknown to the iury.r No person Is now under ar
rest. and 1t is probable that the murderer OF Law
renee will never be discovered.
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AIAB AMA.

The Late Electien-Democratic Gain Of Two
COnGrcssmen.
MONTGOMERY, August 10, 1869.
Full returns nom the Third Congressional district
give Helm republican, $50 majority over Parkin-
son. The delegation will stand as follows:-Buck
from the First district Buckley from the Second,
Helm from the Third and Hays from the Fourth. all
republicans; Dix and Sherwood (democrats from
the Fifth and Sixth districts. THIS Is democratic
gain Of two the delegation In the Forteth Congress
being all republicans. The vote In the State will be
but little, any, more than 0ne-haf that cast at the
Presidential election.
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inquiring into tho oansss Of the rising In Cuba
the Times says the most anatical Of the opposition
are well aware that Spain can only temporarily
crush the rebeiiious spirit In the colony. Were
Spain quit OF the colony without compensation
thanksgtvings for happy riddance might well be
sung throughout the peninsula. But II . large sum
OF money Is received into the bargain spaniards
cannot be too thankful. The last French campaign
In Mexico ought to have made 1t manifest that there
Is neither honor nor profit TO gain for the Powers OF
the old Continent by meddling with the affairs OF
the new.
Formidable Cariist Movement COntem.
plated.
PARIS, August 10. 1889.
The Fatrte says large bands, composed OF 0fiicers
8pd soldiers and members OF the clerical party,
have assembled In the northern districts OF Spain.
They are well armed and organized. II is reported
that great Carllst demonstration has been fixed
for the 18th inst.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The race between the Flying Cloud and Peerless,
0 have taken place to-day from T0ttenviIle, has
been posp on account OF the recent sickness of
both the Messrs. Slater, OF the Peerless.
The yacht Sans Souci, which left here July 81, to
Join the squadron cruising in Long Island Sound,
and Tor which anxiety was felt for the safety
Of the vessel and crew. arrived safely at Sag Harbor
Long Island Yesterday.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Organization of n Now Transatlantic Teie.
graph Company.
MONTREAL, August 10. 1859.
Hon. John Young has returned from England, and
is said to have been successful In starting a COM
pany in Copenhagen to lay submarine cable from
Northern Europe to America via the Farce Islands,
Iceland and Greenland.
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Another Account Of the Arrival.

LONDON, August 10, $780,
Tho American yacht Sappho. Commander W.
Douglas. arrived at Queenstown to-day. She had
favorable weather during the whole trip across the
Atlantic. All on board In the best of health and
spirits. Tho Sappho's time from New York to Old
Head Knsae Ia twelve days. nine hours ana thirty.
SIX minutes,
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OHIO.
burning Of the wire Mill. at Ncwbnrs.

Turning Of the Wiro Mile at Ncwbnrg.
CLEVELAND, August 10, 1852
The wire mills Of the Cleveland Rolling Company,
situated 10 Newburq, Ohio, have been totally de-
stroyed by nre The loss 10 $4,000, insured az fol.
lows;-Lorillard Of New York, $6,oooj Home, of New
Haven $500; providence, OF Washington, $4,000;
United States Of Baltimore. $4,000; Washington, Of
New York. $4,000; North American, of Philadelphia
$4,000; Glenn Falls, a. 500; Merchants OF Hartford
g 600; Cievelsnd ssoo State, Of Cleveland 1000;
cleveland agencies The insurances through the
agencies Ct Newburg are not yet ascertained; It is
thought they Will amount to about $4,000 In add.
mated IN the WOODWORK around the chimney.
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The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close ct the Post Once
at haif-past seven O'Clock A. n. on Wednesday.
The new YORK REHABILITATION for Ecrope-wiii
be ready at seven O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska Will sail from this port on
Wednesday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close st haif.past ten O'Clock Ia the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Paci6c-
will be ready at half past nine In the morning. /.
Single copies IN wrappers for mailing. SIX csnta
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Of the loss Of the Germania, and Immediately gave
orders to Captain p. H. Hack to make all possible
speed 20 st. J0hns and there lake on board the pas
sengers Of the late 0ermania the sister vessel OF the
Cimbrta and Mr.. Pr0wse. the North German Consul
at 81. Johns was at once informed OF this step BY
telegraph and he was requested nos only to cOmmu.
nicate thus TO the passengers and TO Captain ker but
70 DO all IN his power to make them as comfortable
a. possible, and spare no expense In doing so until
the arrival Of the Cimbria. A special agent, Gu
trusted with full powers by Messrs. Kuhnhardt
20, also went out yesterday in the same steamer
70 ne !onns Tue passengers OF the wrecked steamer
VIII De placed on board the Cimbris and conveyed
TO Europe.
Il 70 indeed fortunate circumstance that the loss
OF NOT single human being need be m0urned in 30
terrtbte Catastrophe.
Tnc very Laiesi-Particuiars Of the Disaster.
ST. JOHNS, N. r., August 10, 1859.
Tne steamer Germania went ashore Saturday
morning. at five O'CLOCK on the rocks In Seals Cove,
Trepassey Bay. dense fog prevailed at the time,
which broke away almost Immediately after the
vessel struck. The passengers had barely time to
save their lives. heavy yea was running at the
time. The government has despatched tug TO rem
der assistance French gunboat has Just arrived
here with 200 OF the Germania's passengers All are
well.
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CUBA.

Destruction Of Railroad Bridge Near Puerto
Principe.
HAVANA, Angus. 10, $780,
Intelligence received from Puerto Principe 10 to
the effect that the rebels destroyed the railroad
bridge that city. It was repaired, however, by
the Spanish troops the next day.
The steamships Eagle and Junlata arrived here
this afternoon.
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FIRE IN BROADWAY.

The second noor Of No. e27 Broadway, occupied
BY A. wuudermAu. music seller, took nre last even
Ing at eight o'clock from some cause unknown.
Before IL was extingujshed the stock was damaged
to the amount Of $4,000, The building was not
much injured, $500 being the highest estimate q tps
injury done by the fire. The amount Of tnAurAnce,
II any, could not he ascertAtned. The building u
the property Of 8. Brewster.
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MR.. GLADSTONE SERIOUSLY ILL.
Telegraphic Enterprise
In Europe.
Arrival Of the Yacht Sappho
in Ireland.
Another Trans at]antis Cable in
Prospect.
IRELAND.

Arrival OF the American Yacht sappbo at
Qasenstewn-A Remarkably Quick Pas
sage.
QUEENSTOWN, August 10, $780,
Tue American schooner yacht Sappho, owned by
Mr.. W. Douglas. Of the New York Yacht Club, which
left the llghtship outside OF Sandy Hook at twenty
six minutes past six A. NJ New York time) Of July
a. arrived at this port last evening at nine O'Clock
precisely Greenwich timel thus making the trans
atlantic voyage In twelve days. nine hours and
-thirty-sx minutes She reports light winds and
continued foggy weather. All well on board.