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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-11
Tho Case Of samuel #. Bln.chford.

IL was announced that in the case OF Samuel 7.
Batchford, charged with completely In tho alleged
drawback frauds by signing certain vouchers for
imaginary claims, an examination would be held
to-day before Commissioner Osborn. The defendant
has, II appears, waived an examination and awaits
the result " his Indictment bY the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-11

DARNEs.-0n Thursday, December Q. MARY. wife
OF John Van Cleye Barnes and daughter OF the late
Richard Vaughan, aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence OF her father n-law,
Daniel Barnes, No. s6I West twentieth street. on
Sunday afternoon, at a quarter 10 two O'Clock.
BErTs.-At Stamford Conn.,, on Friday morning,
December 10. ALSoP LocKWooiA third sou oil James
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-pnst Five o,Clock p. n.
COMMERCIAL REPORT
FRIDAY. Dec. l0--6P. M.

FRIDAY, Dec l0-6 n. NJ.
BrrswAx was dull, tho demand being light, prices
wero heavy and tribe lower closing at 37sc &c. for
Western and Southern Small sales within the
range.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-The market for almost all kinds
was dull ms usual at this of tho year. previous
prices prevalent In Eastern spruce was mode
rate business transacted at prices not differing from
previously current About 100000 feet sold the
range Of SS $2 the latter for choice schedules
Lime quiet, but steady 81 so for and 81 rs
Tor lump whio EosendAe cement was steady at 81, with
which price the market steady. Bricks duh,
quio, prices favored the buyer Manila
VAS quoted 154c 49, sisa Sofc bolt rope, Russia,
CArDLEsThe market continued to rule duh and heavy
at former prices The demand was confined to small lots
western and cy) lsc &c. SPERM 45c lc and patent
cocoa was we heard of no sales The stock Of
desirable kinds remains light Prices were nominaly ioc
llc gold for Guayaqui IN bond. and 27Hc 2sc. for
CooPs RAGE srooK.-Ths market was very quiet and
CorrnR-The for American ingot was extremely
quiet there eins no demand except small lots and pces
axe for lake the market closing At sac 2c, for lake
CorrKK~Thc market for Rio was quiet and we heard o,
sales but prices steady at the annexed quotations
g01 1 the gsrs dun but
s 49, p%9 me do lssc c extremes rem for lois sc
aissc J.m..ca isc lie. Manila Cont. Ric., Mexican
CoTrosfor this staple there was an active demand
both from spnners and exporters and improved inquiry
s the market ss ,1 son a. the with light
OF which were for export s for spnnns ~ on
speculation and 800 In transit. For future delivery
basis low mlidne for December, 4o; $50 do Feb
ua on privaae terms; 100 do for do ~ so do for
DO Tor March on private terms 90 do for do at 80
% s aud DO 40 DO free on DO SoarS r :. TO- = @ 100 for
terms. The closing quotations were rs follows
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Cpiands and Mobile and N. Orleans
Fiofidd. Memphis. aud Tcrus.

DYtwo0bs.-Ihe market was still dun, and with holders
generally anxious realize prices nominal
The supply Of almost ali kinds large We quote nomi.
nslly):-s Domingo and Jamaica loswood sis 30 &l7,
gold Cuba fustic, 3l do. other kinds ustc Yl5 7 do
camwoot &o0 and west coast Lima wood $50 currency
We heard of no sales of consequence.
FRElGuTe.-1he market extremely quiet, but ratios
and In higher. The charerinC bust
inactive and rates for almost all kinds OF vessels
weak. Tho engagements were;To Liverpool, 1880
bbls. -four at 2s lbNo bushels wheat private terms
closing about per steamer $50 bales cotton at
7ied 1sd $40 bbls -four at ~ 3d. To Antwerp-lb0 bbs
naphha at cs and SOU bills rofn private
cow per steamer225 500 bushels wheat Sad. We heard
OF no charters not previously reported.
FLOUR ASD GEIs.-heceiyta, ID 3l8 bbs -four, 100 do
meal and 1900 bushels wheat The -four market
duh heavy Mt revised quotations. though state
st held with considerable hrnness California flour
inactive. Tho sales about 1000 bbl For Southern
-four the demand light aud prices Sales AIS
bbs Rye hour slow OF sale and heavy Sales bbs
OF meal there sold BOO bbls. quotations
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1869 1924 500
1865 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PAL 941
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
PERSONAL.

AMY INFORMATION or MISSES ELLEN AND JANE
"A Irwin, daughters Of Christopher and Ellen Irwin, late
Of Lakeled county Roacommon, Ireland who came tosihs
country Ia 1896 where the former married Mr. John Steward
10 Anxfousy Bocied Lake niorfnson 10 also desired OF
their brothers Edward and Christopher Irwin Any person
who furnish Information OF their Whereabouts - re-
eucssed TO communicate the 20 Mrs. Mary Anne Cannon
Irwin 438 Third avenue, New York.
Nasiar nd a rnIn nnnnAr MIA
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Dry GOODS.

THE PRICES SET DOWN AS WORTH IN THIS
! coLuAs AsE NOT RE- M ULAR RErApb ,PRi PRICES:
WHICH THOSE GOODS ARE SOLD By ALL FIRST
CLASS JOBBING HOUSES.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
Christmas, 1859.
at the great Wholesale Stores, ~
now selling at retail,
5Hi Broadway,
81. Nicholas Hotel block.

On Monday November %,
shall large original quality Dublin maoe
ropiin. embracaga choice assortment OF coora which %
account OF slight imperfecons In manufacturing SNAIL
offer at III 20 yard They really good for service
and appearance the article selling In the market ~
~ 75 per yard
Also heavy al wool seses for SUITS 20 inches wide At 3oc
per yard coat SEC. TO import.
Also several OF goods specially adapted TO the holiday
trade received by ate English and German steamers com
prslng the latest novelties Dress Table Damasks
and Napkins, and French. German and English Fancy
Goods which, added to previous assortment makes,
without exception the best collection OF articles designed for
the holiday trade be found any In this eoun
try.
All Of which will be reaied at close Wholesale prices.
CHESTER BULLOCK,
sol Broadway aud J6 Mercer street.
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THoR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
AT THE GREAT WHOLESALE STORE,
Now selling at retail,
SOL Broadway,
Silk Pushes for Sus AMI SacgneS; per yard, 81 yo
worth YH.
The largest and best assortment OF
colors select
My sales Of these goods averaged 500 yards per
day duiius The past week
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
DRY GOODS.

A LrMAN BROS, asl AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE.
will haze s.s on sale sale Monday % morning.
100 cartons al eoiors heavy and wide tSos sain 'oc
50 carton. ss!r. vide and extra heavy pure st
.asy a
'AsA ssos ss.. a sN Is SvfsuE
100 dozen Misses, Merno vests sss elsewhere s,o:
Sc n:sss n:~ sso
Jus in from auction been rs.s,l'ng =; .!
S,ir :, TO-
Elegant Serge w.isins suit: aoances only $3.50
n.;: fss 81; ss' ssS s.s.s
"A :sa ss:
loo dozen pure Linen Napkins, rsaaS.d ID e u 10 do'sa
HEAVY HEAVY pure II Linen %a0 HnoH towels st
Rsqss s Sssss ssa b:@:t 5.s: EHs
fss Fa:ous sh s.Ff
win open an entire new Linz o. o. slsssn. ss ant,
10 % saa rsasa ro s g.
oasH,on., sol. Pillows, kas:, Ssis 6srssio.:; :.
@ @ re, f 5S nsw
AZ Ages9 sGs p. IN j Pc: sa4 % Svs. sd
Every % allowed to b. G ssd on p store
soTioN ri EihAs DEFAkfasSf ss IS sSST of EvEhfTHisa
,rwrrnr AND y9 x;4S Is HrrLrrz
CROWDED =
HOSIERY AND oESSH g4Sdxnb BfF5s1AHsr s5K is FULLY
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT DAILY REPLEN-
IlHED. ...,.,
AT ALrMAN's BAZAAR, s3i AND gSS SIXTH; M AyE@MuE, @
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTf-FikST sfs.
A -O'SULLIvAN 4 GREIG,
"A. I'll broadway, corner OF Ninth street.
We win offer Monday, Nov %
entire of French and English Dress Goods at
great reduction Most of hese goods marked down
prce. CioAks and Walking Suits reduced TO hall
price, 500 Coaka presents from $5 TO $5 and 100 Suits
from $40 to Y25 worth more than double
Fs "A and choice stock OF Furs OF every descrp.
tion for ladies and children, At popular prices
Renl Astrachan cioaks, black, gray and white :.
just received the tneyt imported large and full szes
also mc,ium and lower grades.
Hats Caps, Nuts, boAs ard Capos 30 match.
Real Laces and French Embrclderies
Ladies' and chiIdrens Furnishing Goods
Novelties Lingerie and lades' Undergarnents
just received and at very low prices . -
One OF Nscktes ana Sashea and other novees
Just received
special French Corsets and TO our
Bouders Kid Gloves which, satisfied, have no equal
O'SULLfyAN 4 GRFIG,
77l Broadway.
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We win open Monday
another lot OF bargains from last weeks auction sales
BOO rich silk bIess Trimmings, all Styles nj &c. &c.
10c Ice yard all rich coods, and have been freaueuty
ioVU dozen inch SILK Frinles, 75c dozen; worth NJ
so inch Bullion Frlnges 81 81 DOZEN former
price, 50.
500 pieces rich black Frnges, s, a., s; all imported
pieces black and coored Nevetecns al prices
Clearing out lot OF Six Pushes, only 81 yard
10 boxes colored Bonnet Velvet, 3l 50 q yard.
100 pieces cooied trimming Satin, 81 50 yard worth m
Chdens WOOL Merno and Cotton Hoaicry and Under
garments, of every style and quality
kCbiIdrens Merin0 Vests good qualify 1, Be- 3d. and a.
Ladies' Merino VESTS line quality bs lbc. and 81 5
UUJ dozen Ladies' 81 Kid Gloves, all the choice coors,
everv pair warranted. or give another " they tear.
Splendid assortment OF Wool Mta Shnwis LeartnRs
Ladies' and Chdrens ready made undercothng a very
large assortment, at low prices
Fine Tucked Skirts 81 95 Run1ed skirts 81 50 and 81 7B
Now opening, splendid line OF housekeeping Goods.
FiannsA. Blankets Musins, At verv low prices
Now opening, a large stock OF Nottingham aud raa Lace
Curtains, from the late auction sales
Fine nottingham Lace, 2s., %. Cd, 3s., 5s.
Rich Lace Curtains, BY 'hs Set asIow % prices;
Corner of Sixth avenue and kinetscnte strcst;
1856 Eighth avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth ss
r. STEWART 4 co.
n. will offer, on Monday, November o.
large line OF
Popliu Suits. ~ and SIu each.
Tartan P.plin do, x4n and upwards.
black ana Coioed SILK Suits heavy quality, elegantly
tfuimcd, Y55 and npw ards. -
Artrashan and sealrkin sacques.
in great variety,
nj equally low prices
Broadway Fourth Avenus and Tenth street
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Voa rHK HOLIDAY TRADE.

IrOR THK HOLIDAY TRADE.
AT THE GREAT WHOLESALE STORE,
selling at retail,
Dol Broadway.
Especial impoi,ation.)
Dress Patterns Observation-Disclosures 20, worth So 20
DreR5 Patterns at. U0, worth 10
Dress Patterns sat,................ at, 90, worth 62k
Drcss Patterns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5U, worth aJ
with eneh dress pattern OF Buttons Trimming
suitable for the goods will be furnished without charge
each specific price for there great
select FROM the assortment embraces Pain,
Plaid and Figured Goods Of different materials.
TOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
At tho great Wholesale Store,
now selling at retail
bol Broadway
German SILK Velvet for Cloaks. 10 worth "a no
German Silk Velvet for Cloaks. 90 worth "
Lyons Silk Velvet for Cfoaks ....... 70 worth u
Lyons SILK Velvet Coaks ........., 0O worth U0
Lyons silk Velvet for Iloaks 70 worth 10 10
Lyons SILK Velvet for Coaks. 70 worth ~ W
Lyons Silk Velvet for Coaks. IL 90 worth 10 00
Silk Velvet for Coaks. fc 30 worth ~ %
Lyons silk Velvet for Coaks is 00 worth 70 UO
The coming week will entire importation OF the
above tho demand great has been for the past ton
days.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

LNoR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
AT the great Wholesale store,
selling at retail,
SUI Broadway,
Aipacas In all colors, 25c worth. b0c.
Alpacas In AL coiora, 3lc worth. ........6lc
Alpacas in all coors, &c., worh. &c.
BLACK ALPACAS.
No. 100 At 25c worth aOc No. 125 at zoe. worth 81
No. l2l Sc worth SIC, No. l26 at Tbc. worth VI ~
No. l22 ~ 40c worth &C., No lN VI s0c. worth ~ ~
No. l23 At b0c worth 7Jc No. l8 st 9Jc; worth VI ~
No. 1A at 6Oc worth SO. No l2S at I'll worn xl az
The above Apacas the celebrated buls Head brand.
of which have the exclusive sale
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

nsHE FIRST ANNUAL SERMON BEFoRr THE SrS.
da' school Association IL i've fr tesfant Eliscors
Hnnrch wil pe eiehel ~ the Rev. Wsin y. Morgan.
70 ~ tne thhrch ot .c l@csfaNtoa corner Thfy.hth
@fce' and Maiison snte this ovsnins, AZ 10 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. In REAL INDIA CAMELs'
Hair Shnwis scarfs Have put down the prices,
and each shawl marked with the lowest price IN plat.
hsures thus avoiding the low and vicious sysem of several
prices for tho same shawl
j. RUSSELL. ss East Twsnlicth street, near Broadway
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
Daring Attempt to Rob the U. s. Mail-'
 The Robbers Driven Of.

On last Sunday evening at $ o'clock, as the Fort Yuma stage WAS coming west, about l6 miles this side of Yuma, an attack was made by four men, armed to the teeth and stripped to the buff. The coach was in . narrow road, the brush on either side being quite thick. The robbers appeared in the road and called on the driver to halt and give up the treasure on board. One stepping into the road in front of the team and the other three surrounding the coach. The stage not halting promptly, the man in the road fired, and killed the of wheeler There were six passengers on board, and when the horse was shot, a man by the name ,of MT W. Richard, of the firm of Richard & Co. oi Pimos Villages, fired shotgun load Of buck shot into the stomach of the robber in front of the team, who threw up his hands, ex- claiming, "My God, am shot" whereuPon the fight commenced. The passengers were poorly armed; there were only three reyol- vers and shotgun aboard, but the owners used them in a lively manner-driving 'ne robbers of, and getting away with the treas ure. One man on board the coach by Ihe name of Davis got scratch on the leg ne coach received several shots.-iSaH D'eyo Union, November 10. f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27
A Park.

q San Diego wants park, where its over crowded population can stroll and ge1 mouthful of fresh air. after breathipg, throusa the business hours, the stifiing yaPors wnIcn the, occupant of the business quarter o' a great commercial mart must be forced 70 VI hale. Fourteen hundred and eighty acres have been set apart for that purpose gnu correspondent of the Union complaApA tna' the park will be too small. To be ssfe iDoo eno don and Paris confine themselves 10 o" acres and upwards, but villages Ike 'hGss should not put on aiS. By all means les San Diego have a park, whose ProPoss'.%Saatt .Sat will bear some relation to the wants oi lH~. metropolis. A few thousand acres more g' less of the Yuma desert might be takenh'' and its native horned frogs and tu,So taran'uu,s', would afford field of study for the einpl,o naturalists, who now perambulate the s,a suse,ta of San Diego. Certainly give these IeopdS a respectable park. Fourteen hunareu ,aas Sns eighty acres A tub to whale fne ,Sst 'Ss would be simply ludicrous, were U no' .ueJ saI the San Diego lungs are seriously eoncs'Fs'' --Los Angelfs &dr, rr ii
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27

silver, in which latter is the "Whte picacho. now being worked by R. W. Groom and George Monroe. The ravines and gulches of the Bradshaw contain gold in paying ouao. titles, and many miners know it, but arc deterred from working them by hostile In. dians, their distance from settlements ora other causes.
 Having "viewed" the country to our hearts, content, we next took a view of our corn,nis. sary, and detecting a large discrepancy be. tween it and our stomachs, set out for Wal nut Grove, where we arrived, ou the aff4rl noon of the 10th, in hungry and dlapidated condition. Our wants were speedily supplied - without money and without pfice-,bv Geo. Jackson, one of the solid ranchmen of the place. Our main object in visiting Wal nut Grove was to examine the belt of gold bearing ledgcs five or six miles north of the settlements, but, as most of the citizens inter. ested in them, were absent at Prescott, we could not get guide, consequently did not 20 out to sec them. We saw, however. at the works of Mir. Gcnung, enough rich rock 10 satisfy us that there are good lodes in the District. There is, too, every facility for working them, timber being .olera5ly plenty. grass abundant, and four meat, grain yeget ablcs, etc, plenty and cheap The Hassay ampa, which runs through the valley, afford, water-power-the year round-to run a hun dred large mills. We would like to note the improvements made by the ranchmen of the Grove; speak of Mir. Lambertsons peach or chard of 1000 trees, and his little Touring mill, which has been of incalculable benefit to this portion of the country, but the compos- itor warns us that it ic time to Set up,n and as we think so too, we will 'let up" for the present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27

FRoM THE RIo GRANDE.-The Rio Grandc Gdzette, of Los Cruces, was the only New Mexican paper received at this office by last mail. From it we learn that portion of the mail taken by Indians on the Tucson road, has been recovered. It seems that a white man named elurk is running with the Indi. aps down there, and it was thought that he took part in the attack, which resulted in the capture of the mail, and the murder of Colonel Stone and others. 2TI09
 Two negro soldiers were in prison at Me silla, charged with murdering a Mir. Bcrnai
 Five thousand hend of beef cattle, for the supply of the troops in this Territory, passed Los Cruces on the 18th ult., in charge Of Captain Iind.. NE9 .H fHIFAH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27

THE San Francisco Balletin is engaged in the laudable work of stirring up postmasters and postal agents, upon this coast. Some of them need it. We hope postal agent Duff field will devote little of his time and at tention to the offices east of Tucson. Our Kansas and New Mexico exchanges strike sand-bar, nearly every time, somewhere on tho Rio Grande. See to it, good Mir. Duff field.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-27

TmE Los Angeles papers arc amusing them selves by pitching into the North Pacific Transportation Company, for it's robbing freight tariff. That's right. They deserve death or worse punishment for the manner in which they rob us poor Southerner.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-18
a0gBTARY 6 COHMERCTAL


- Teissraph.l NEW YORK. August Il.
CoTToS-Alore active and nrmer: sales OF
300 bales az 33149S554o for middling up
FIoUR-Receipts 1885 bbls; market less
active ana l00l5c lower; sales OF GdOO bills
at s6 0Jd8 60 Tor superb 4e State aid West
ern; 81 0j07 45 for common to choice extra
tate, SO 0Q7 s. for extra Western, 81 Goa
81 Sd for white wheat extra 66 1907 6j for
round hoop Ohio, 81 00gb % for extra 81.
Leu s. So 00@lO 50 for good 70 choice do,
closing declining. Rye -four quiet; sales
o. ~ bbis at 50 5Oa6 IS.
Corn MEAL-s.arcer and quiet; sales OF
500 BIDS OF BraudyWtne; market trlhe
lower a SO 90.
WHIsKY-A. tive and frmer; sales of 80
bbls OF western 40 81 1901 Il free; the lat
ter price for iron bound.
WHEAT Receipts III 1853 bushels; market
heavy ADD 3B51 iOWers sales OF 5000 bush
els at 81 SOL go for No. Spring; sl So for
diana; 81 80 FOR o Win en- Illinois; 81 70
for old amber Michigan; 81 IS for white
for new crop whlte State.
RTE-N ominai
BARLEY AND BARLEY BIALr-Nominal.
COkN-hecalpL- 6,zOJi very scarce ana a
shade ffrmer; sales OF 5000 bushels at 81 10
al IS for unsOund new mixed Western
"a s. Receipts A 426 bushels; market
heavy and de idedly lower; sales OF 80 coo
bushe al 70g7lc r old Western 62g7le
lot new southern ana western.
hICE-flrm.
CoEFEE-Flrm; sales OF 1900 bags Rio on
I
=SUe sR-Active and nrmer; sales Of 900
nogsheads at llZ9l2c for Cuba; l2119l3c
MoLAssEs Quiet; sales Of 50 hogsheads
Muscovado at Sac.
HOPs-Quiet.
933c for refined.
LIEsEED OIL-Quiet
FoRK-t2ulel and heavy sales OF 600 bar
rels at 80 oDg33 10 for new mess; f33 81 tor
small lots OF ditto So IS for old ditto;
81 759sS - for primei $50 5093l % for
prime mess.
BERF-Lower; sales OF 40 barrels at So GO
@l3 o. for new plain mess; fl2gl7 for new
extra mess. Tlerce Beef nominal. Beef
II ans gu ct; sales Of 100 barrels at 25830c.
Cur MEATS-Steady, with sales OF l35
packages az I4549l5c TOR shoulders; l79l9c
fer hams. Middles nrm; sales OF $50 boxes
ice cured at l7Ql6c
LARD Quiet and dropping: sales Of 325
tierces at l6A42OIc for steam 1OM82OMc
for Kettle rendered; also, sales or LOO
tierces of steam, sellers August and Sep
TENDER, 20c.
BUTTER Steady, at I5930c for Ohio.
OHEESE-Firm, at ll9IBHc.
FREIGHTS To Liverpool quiet and firm,
with only very small supply OF Height
room.
DRY GooDs-Market mere active, and
prices generally hrmer for all staple gooils.
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RI Err Ne w 3.
F6rother Rtues. Items zee 7hsrd Page.

The weather continued oppressively ho
till midnight, with not breath of air to
fan the heated brow..........The additional
arrivals and departures up to midnight in
elude toe Mollle Norton. 10 = anderson I;
Champion, st. Louis to Cincinnati; Rob-
eTt Burns, MemPhis to Cincinnati: Ada
Lyon, 10 Green River; Rapidan No. 2, TO
Eastport; Palestine, Louisville and re-
turn; Peytona and barges, Louisville to
New Orleans ..............The Champion and
Burns had about all they could carry on
the water. The Burns had a barge. The
champion added a large number or pas
sshseIs here.-.....-AmODg the passengers by
the robert Burns were Captain John
hichey and Ike Brooks, of New Albany,
VINO look the Richmond to Cairo. Capt
hlcAey reports only five feet OF water
on the Hendf rson Bar................T he
Nick Longworth was aground at
Walkers, but had got oyer. audthe Burns
met her st The Sisters. IN = n orrnan
gathered mp an excellent trip, but when
ste am was raised a small leak was discov-
cred IN the Gange or one o. her dues, aft .
and, on consultation with engineers.
boiler-makers, and others, Captain Hewitt
deemed 1t prudent, In view or the Cumber
land disaster to give up his trip and re-
pair. She will be ali right and 60 out on
Friday. The defect is very sight, but for
a time extra prudence Will be exercised
Bill Hamilton, late engineer at Sa-
liue Mines, Is in the city. en- route to La.
crosse, where he has been rendered a good
position on the Diamond Joe, Of the North
era Line. Hamilton is a good engineer,
and we wish him pleasant time........The
Ada Lyon had fair trip...a....The Rapidan
had q splendid trip out.........The Palestine
did an unusually large way business, and
did not arrive till P Al....--..The Peytoua
arrived at 1889 la night, and was taking
freight at midnight. She has an immense
trip on her mammoth barges........... ........
The Peytona viii lie over here till this
morning to allow her men to rest......... The
Havana burned near Cincinnati on Nor
day, belonged to the Cincinnati q Nash
Vile Line. She was valued at $4,000 and
insured ia Cincinnati offices.