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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

3u teitei9en, welden lein 8esleiter am
l3ueel fibrte.
8etrutt Gud ni6t, trbitete Der Sc
nesat, Ia Nl9arris s0serte ulc idn1erjz
lid bemeat iibcr cen &fplas 9inlab.
unlere Briirer tarben ce1 Wartyrertop
uno 1inp bereit5 I'M 8eliBc elmer SeliBz
fell, Die mir ollie er1treben.
Die @rdfin belties ben 3eIter, bic
Trauen pureen aasewieisn> ju folsen.
9anslamen S@ritteS nabte man Dem
@ebirSe> rei1en Fu6 maj, bereit5 errei6t
Bate al6 cine S9oar SaraSenen berz
aniprenste. Nl9arpis Nr9wobn er>
ma6te neueroin9S. Sie firdtete cas
S6limmfe. Muein Die Glrfen ma6z
ten in 9erineer Gntfernun9 Salt, unp
MIR ibr Mnflbrer nabte unter tiefenSerz
beueuneeu. Infer 0ebieter ipra9 er,
wun(6t lebnli@f cine Grau tennsn gu
lernerL beren 6e!rentbaten Mulelmdnz
,ter uno Gbriltsn nit Bewunreruns CT
fluen. Gr laret Gud eeBbalb ;u fid
Elm. - Diele 8eiter ince0en> fubr er
fort ouf bic Grauen reuteno, rrercen
io9leid unter t4erem 0eleite mad Nnz
tio9ien 9ebra9t.
yfa9 einem r%iibrencen Nbl6ieoc BON
ben @efdbrtinnen ibrerNb9ei9iecenbeit.
rift ie nit tbrer &ammerfrau Npela II.
einem fleinen @efpl9e turfil6er Nsitsr
cem Eager e1t9e9en.
Die Urauen >Durren BON Den Soraz
3enen tiefer tn6 Orbir9e sefabrt. An<
tto9ien erret6ten fte ntelnols. Nab
fur;em Nttte 1pnroen 1ie pom ZEN 6etren
an9efauen, ltonun9slos nieper9emeBe!t
unD ibre 2eihname in rcn sprteiltrSz
menren Tlub %seporfen.
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&prbo9a's 3elt.

Nuf bobem Sere9ipfel sele9su unr
cos 9anse weitaus9eoebnte 1~arfenlaser
bcberri6en6, pranste 8orbusa's firitliz
DIES Belt. Seine @r5Be uno Nuspebz
nung wetteiferte init Der meit!aufisfen
Burg.
Nus foitbaren @eicenfpden bon
manni9falti9en id6nen Tarben eefertist
bate cs> mic cine Stapt, Mauern unp
Gburme. Sn Mitte re6 &ieiense!tes
la9en Sapancepraula' prunf9emdGer.
@on bier liefen 0dnse na6 alien 9(idz
tun9en, al peren Seiten 3immer in "
GROCER Nnsabl f@ befanoen> rab ;weiz
tauieno Menlden bequem parta
wobnen fonnten. SIM Mittelpunf>
tie pes un9ebeuren &iereds mar Elm
freier &aum> Den 3aubertrafte in ben
1d5nten @arten um9ewaneelt batten.
@etrdu9e perlGieoener Mrt uno woblz
riedenre Slumen arlnten nao blabten
nalelbf. &lntlide Sprinabrunneu
19p0en ibre s%!dnsenpen Strablen enppr
unp lieeen fe pldtidernc in Seden aus
Marn,or n%ieperfauen. Su9ar GS9el
nit buntem @s1eper> tbeils se;abmt u.
fret umber1 ie9enc, tbeils tn fd6nen&dz
f19en, feblten ntbt BEN @artea anse<
nebm gu beleben.
um ben @arttn berlm ;psen seredte
@an9e aus SeipentpE nit nersolreten
Gualten uno Gran1en reid p~er;iert uno
Don id6n 9eldnibten pfeilern sstra9en.
@pr mebreren, in bas Snnere res 3elz
tes fibrenren @dn9en ftanren bewez
9un96los> ben blanten Sabel tm Nrme,
rei6befleicete Sarasenen. Sci jepem
@erauide bor9ten fe eelpannt u,eo NIT
elmer belur9ten @ufmertiamfeik ais hdt>
ten le bic eebeili9te perlon oeS propbe>
ten ielber gu bepa9en.
Der Nquitanier fbli9 pnr@ einen
Der @dn9e bin; halo bate ct Die Sprz
semdder hes TurRen erreidt. Mit
berril9 itpl;em Welen idritt er at her
S9ilpwa9e porlber unp betrat Elm lip
pi9eS Yrunf9emad. Cine 5meiteGbure
Ifnete ibm raS 3immer ces 9errlders
DON Mplul.
Smer fano ben 5ecrflbrsr in pbut9
peranpeter Stimmun9 une in elmer
Nufre9un9, bic Jpn erldrsdte. Das
obneoies barte @eF9t ~rurGsudte slu<
benoe 2eipenl6aft, feline idwarssn Nuz
gen ido0en Glammen> feline Iauf ball
tie 1id, uno incem or beftisen SdrittsS
purd ras 0cma6 rannte> fisb er uuz
peritanrlibe Drpbunse, aus.
Sd i6 Der Stlape zines Meibee>
49, id? rief rer GIrfe ldnautenc.
Dies wast man mir unter ole Nuasu
gu ia9en? 3d. rer Jlrits,fronen
;ertraG, iA, Der in suansisS dlatz
ten lle9te, rer tlutise Nctcuiunsn
nit ei iernem Tube nierertrat - id. Ger
Sflape zines Weibe5? MelGe frsde
Offering! g. id femme Die SGurfsn
Wlit Yerleumceriiher 3unse l~treutsn }e
unter rem 9cers Mar9en aus, ron
meiner Sdwdde, spn meiner unfIbiez
felt, ben 6slrberrnitob gu flbren. Nn
meincm SturSe arbeiten iie, oter iie
louen iid bic eisene @rute araten.
ST. blieb fteben bog BEN Bart unter
bic 3dbne unc fam. Seim umcrsben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
Der 5turm.
(Gprtiebung.)

lVerNepuH9J
aann metn Ginfub CUR &ettuu9 unlez
rer @laubenSbrlper ~beitra9en, tpero f9
MIDI slidli6 {ddben.
Die Sunsfrau betradtete 5peifelno
uro aufmerflam ben &eneSaten. &lz
lem rte Gntfernung 9eltattete tbr ntdbt
in SmerS ;fall9en, tidi19en 3u9en
creutli6 ;u lelen.
Meloet rem TIriten Rprbp9a meinen
Danf fir feline bp6berstse @eltnnun9,
Die man 1eltit an ln~sldubt9en adten
mue> ent9e9nete fte. @pQt Sbr nod
etpas fir MIDI tbun ~ reitet btnlber
gum Tlriten Ganerep uno eriu6t Jpn,
beriiber su fommen. Sur Jpn pper Ell
11em anoern 6rtfltden Sitter tperpen
mir uns i~iber9eben.
Mit @erlaub, aoeli9ite @rdfn, Guer
Mn1innen miiroe &%orbpsa'S ecelmutbi9e
Mtl9t oernidten. 8ie Sbr iebt, la
aer,n Ytele Tou1eno Sarasenen sptlben
Gu@ uuo ber Stabt. Sbr pilper S}a~
natismus uno tlinperG britenbab fennt
1peber @rpbmutb> nod llnterplrf t9feit
unter bes Gelpberrn Befeble. Bir
minen jene S@aaren um9eben. SD
|eltt meroe Guer 8eeletter mad Mntio<
9ien fem.
MlsarpiS i9mnntte. Gie fannie Icte
@utb Der Geince bes &reu;es unb btelt
es nt9t fir ratbiam, bielelbe our6 Ser
beirufen 9rialtder &rie9er ;u rei;en.
Gin uu9eben Der Sruppen Sodwanns
unb Malef<S 6ab'6 ,par olleroin9S tas
&lasite, pennod mibtraute fie Smer5
Wprten.
SD bite, Griffin, beleipi9t Guerr
9rpbmiitbisen Teinc nidt bur6 Mrss
ppbn, fubr Der Mquitanier fort. Stei91
berab unp fulst mir. Sece 8er;19erz
uns fam Sbre 9aee rer19limmern uni
umitdnpe berbeifabre1I welde &urbo9t
at6t su beieitisen permD6te.
Sn 0ptte5 Namen, Ia9te Mlaarcii
enoli6, nadpem fe ibre 9ase mieocrbol
ertpo9en unp fein anceres Mittel ;u'
&ettun9 entcedte !; mir empfeblen unt
benz S9ube oes MQerb6dlten.
Nad weniSen Minuten Sfnete lid
bic Gbire, uno Mearois trat nit be,
6raueu beraus. Smer oerbeuete iid
tief unb Tub bic @rdfn ein, ben 3elte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
Sn1 t.

Milb unb ionnis rubt bic Welt
@olbner &Srner poI baS Sell,
Jernber laut bic 8Gdlein raulden,
Die int Walb bic @riBe taui@en.
8Usel aieben b~immelUarts,
@ommerfrub 1T iebes 9erS,
Selig rubt Der Sag bieniebeu,
Gang serlentt in 2idt unb 6rieben.
@elbf bic Sebulu9t beut 1T lttQ,
WeiB ni9t, pas ie plniden MD,
Ills BON milber Quft umfansen,
Sp an Grb' unb 5immel ban9en.
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S ii . f.

Dit Qieter meib' i9 ale Dir,
Die f9lidt uuo barmlos blibten,
Die Mide Dir Der Glammen aQ'>
Die tief i.n 5er3sn elabten.
l1nb eldn3eu fe tuie Mnbere ni9t
Sn 19Dner @crte GiiQe,
@o bergen fe bod treue Qiet'
Sir Did in fdlidter 5uQe
Nacul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

Ser9 uno Ibal tommen nidt
- abcr-ccr &5ni9 BON
UNI rcr &aiI Ter ppu Otlterrei@
AUDI nibt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
Tfutllet0n.
sJ,tt beutiden @pebtpalbe.

JIM Dcuticben 3pdbtpalDe.
Can't rubt Der 0ottes' Griete
Mm tiefen, (tiQeu @ee,
limb auf ben md@teen Sc9en
l1mblQt non Gis unb @9nee.
l1nb uber Gellen-S tirnen
Die Wolfenldatten sieb'n
@ie tIltere @ebanten
Mm Mtenpbtmmel bin!.
Sin MoIer einlam treii9et
Tim ltinen boben Sort
Des 3iri9es @9rei bur@Sittsrt
Mit bumpfen Son bsn Sort!
@a9t siebt bonn @euenpisssl
Der Nebel lid emppr,
limb in Der MbenbRile,
Dertlinst Der GGsel @bur.
Sd 1inre bier unb trdume,
8elaui9e bic Natur,
l1nb fuble frsmm Der 0ottbeit
NagesenpGrl'ee @pur.
NapuI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

Das 9afer Bsfrieb'sun tbisrldsr Arlebs,
GrGst oft ben 10 5dSnen Namen: 2iebe.
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I gardis t.

6tfprtfhe NpYetle aus Der 3eit Der 8reud5use.
@pn
Gpurab UNA 8DIauDeu
TIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The location and history Of the French
Benevolent Society, for which Father Hyacinhe speaks
at the Academy OF Music this evening not generally
known 1t has house for the reception OF inmates, but
has an Office No 81 HoustOn-st where It receives ap
pucations two days In each week Its bounes con-
fined natives OF France, and the recipients chiefly
elderly women. Among the men, IS former soldier Of
Napoleon, who accompanied his army during the
Russian campaign OF 1872 The society dispenses but
little money. combining the allowances OF regular pension
ers s. TO % month Its orders upon coal dealers
and bakers are, however considerable The income OF
the Society amounts 10 about 5000 ayear, aud arises
from annual subscriptions, and the interest upon $4,000
invested IN mortgages No salaries paid. commit
tee OF twenty perform by turns all the duties OF dpens
ing and visiting. Passages sometimes paid for dest
ue French persons desiring TO return home The instl
tuition took its rise here 1902 and Incorporated in
1879 The present President Mr. Frederick Condert
For the lecture 1t fret intended to charge $40 for re-
served seats tho parquete and dress circle and for
the Others including those IN the second tier In the
family circle and gallery the entrance was 10 have been
81. The lecturer however refused TO speak Oh higher
81 for reserved seats and VI for all others
Speculation had offered $4,000 for the house. with Priv
lege OF fixing the prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
THE LIBERAL CLUB.

At the meeting of the Liberal Club last night
Capt Chas e. Dahlgren lately returned from the White
Pine silver mnes read short but interesting paper on
the Mines Of Nevada in which the following facts were
set forth: Since the discovery Of silver in Nevada, in
1889 no less than 80 mills, working 1880 stamps have
been erected and from the various mines an aggregate
Of S35 900 taken. There are IS mining COM
panies IN the silver region, each employing President
Secretary Treasurer and superintendent, at salaries
ranging from 5000 $4,000 per annum From the Com
stock lode which Is 8. miles long, about slOoOO0Ooo IN
silver has been taken the averaging from t5 10 80
per tun Shafts have been sunk 70 the depth Of from
LOCO to 400 feet IN years To reach the same depth
IN certain German mines workmen have been steadily
engaged for than 100 years The railroad recently
completed conveys the 10 the mills Oh the Truckee
River and when the Sutr0 tunnel IS finished which VIII
cut the COmstOck ledge at the depth OF 1900 feet, the
facilities TOR removing the ore will DO vastly incrcasd
This tunnel which TO cost &OOOOOO Is designed not
only TO facilitate transportation but Is also intended 70
serve as a to carry the water from the mines
Drainage costs $2,OO0.0O0 per annum, requiring G.!
powerful engines 1876 engineers, and largo number OF
fremen and other aDOrers The miners on IRIS ledge
number 5000 Of whom 5000 hOsted in and out OF tho
shafts every eight hours. The speaker twas glad
that Congress had refused 10 grant an appropriation OF
S2OOOO for the construction of the tunnel IL had given
the Pacific Railroad and that was enough. The miners
should build tho tunnel Themselves and they would do IT,
started the 18th OF October and at the first meet
ing Virginia City 1000 subscribed on the spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
,a hs ore h., already been taken from ensaa,1s Of an

hundred TINS Of the already taken from 0bequarer OF 40
sere on the beach.
WHITESTONE, L. lin this place on election
A, banner containing the following DISPLAYED tIhe p
Our Moo-fqGal Rights and EG1nsmy COX aDnoon amer which
following substituted I'D allowed to mah' map No
rupt"
GREENPORT, L. 1.-The schooner Lucy Collins co pnI,
S SaSS snd 1S SI sts. Sts repairs The Collins
anoat week or two ago bot storm arising '''
YONKERS.-The friends of the Rev. DR., Cole,
Of the Reformed Dutch Society waited o" e 900 S &
%ahs Brussels tapestry eaTPe, valued At rs
S S! 1oD F seo .r sud ReS u. The sp
Pda for the bene6t Of the Charity Kchns No. 60
Dept OfN GAR
HARRIS CORNERS. N. Y.-Coroner Smith held
inquest Yesterday the body Of George Hayes who was found
dead IN bis bed
FORT LEE.-The body of an unknown man was
found ia the woods between h, place LeOna Monday
b. some lie apparently some 45 years ofsge
HOBOKEN.-A man named Shields and another
Scbe the and the other the captain the
canal boat NJ Weod-were arrested yesterday At the instance
having cruelty Kicked choke aud drown him
JERSEY CITY.-The followingnamed gentlemen
M IsH Yv So eiet;tO Pnt G. w. Tson Vice President R Wat
Secretary Miller; Treasurer T. FOms; Reporter g. H.
Mary Sunbuger who died Tuesday morning IN consequence 0
being burned by kerosene oil lamp explosion at Der late
The Rev O. Wilcox evening Installed Pastor Of the First
Congregational Church The sermon was prescnea ue p
sioI IT, Of Brooklyn and the charge delivered " VIC A''
HUDSON CTTY-Henry Zalke and Jacob Clifford
Ocrs Shudar aud Hartman The omeers
we're about the for wu destruction OF
property when they Turned the officers aud saage
with sticks Schuhar who ALE ged 10 have been eonnee'
10 have committed the recent
church obben and Union Counties has been arrested ana
10 Newark for examination
BERGEN CITY.-Patrcl Real and Michael Good
rich fellow bosrs involved in quarrel on Ina"y over
long standing when Real seized bAehe and struck GGarn
severe bat not fatal blow upon the head immediately after hatus
inflicted Real fed and b not since been seen IN The nghpO
hood
NEWARK.-The Rev. G. l.. Hurlburd of New
accepted the call from the Beeye ave Congs9n
Church Cahane Wilson residing Broadst ded Jesteu
consequence Of injuries sustained by fall down stairs some me
Burns died suddenly yesterday morning III The saloon
No. l25 Riversst
ROSEVILLE. N 1.-THE residence of Mr.. Smith
few nights and robbed OF +SOO worm oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
"POPERY uNMASKED. -

A fair audience assembled in Continental Hall,
Thirty fourths last evening hear Mr. Paul Revere
lecture the Footprints Of Popery Romanism In
the Light OF History" lie commenced by giving sketch
OF the Catholic Church as 1t existed in the seventh cen
tury then reviewing its progress from that time until the
present day. he devoted most OF his hour to calling aen
ton TO the abuses which he claimed had crept into the
Romsh Church. He was very severe on the believers In
that faith Pie styled the Gcumencal Council an assem-
bage Of dumb dogs The POpes the worlds 1espots
II is they who have brought Ireland to its present state OF
degradation Catholicism Is not cOntened with Keeping
Europe in the twilight OF ignorance, nut II Is
attempting destroy the free institutions OF tins conn
trT The men profess to he the light OF the world
more vote for Wendell Phillips Horace Greeley than
they would Mass for the souls OF Cromwell or William
the Hid. Who are the men who apply the torch 10
orphan asyums, and who mob lawablding citizens In
their own dwelingsf Who arc these people who want
the State TO $4,000 600 10 support the e
Ultimate children Of the Holy Fathersf Let us not be
ashamed TO stand by the and stripes OF America
and by the orange cOors OF old Ireland CheeTsl The
speaker was frequently applauded and he closed by
announcing that no would lecture again IN rev weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
RATTLE

Here is another wonderful saoa gladden. the hearts Of
creation for Of those accidents that frequently occur oA' are
a sdA 10 the unfortunate Ucmr there Is no poison 20 qlA
so yeponous so deadly al that Of the RArrLkSNAks.
remedy aat those bitten by these reptiles viii save the
prevent serious consequences OF those bitten ~ MAD oss V
drophob. aud from poisoning from the bites aud sng' Of reptiles
insects animals posons less subtle and deadly than the rattle
snake Railways Ready Relief anudoe to ali poisous Mn
eral Vegetable Animal Lumberneu Woolme Fore''er' Hun'
men spomcu Travellers Serng Men should rejoice that remedy
80 useful so potent as the Ready Relief will protest them against Aee
dent, and reptiles well as from disease
publish this certificate the request Of Mes's miller 'hamoe
lain Co Of Bolton. Texas well known hrsel merchants and
druggists Who Commercially the most honorable an
wealthy houses United There deception 10 this and
appear th simple remedy Ike tue he'n'
Relief deadly disease rattesuAke poison Tue TACT
there and challenges dispute.
mn ,ny 20 Your READY RRLIBP 10 constant demanl
curing comp ANTS not cHumrttf ~ gou as n nsa'r
BITES; ghhors NJ. JOHN NpLohAN was Wrh n'
largest RAfILkSNAhES ever srcu IN hS couh Vas
Ill & bortor Al the time happened g. have Ready Relief a
Nh which when applied relief hours
perfect Gu Yours. respectfully,
(Sgurdl MILLER, IHAMbEhlAlN y ~"
B,ltop Texas Nov 10. 1864
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
SKATING.

THE p.II Up AT THE FIFTH-AVE. AND WILL
IIAMsBURGH UNION PoNDs-THE NEw-foRk
CLUB-THE CENTRAL PARK LAKES
Although preparations have been making lor
some weeks past by the proprietors OF skatng Ponu
hereabou for advent Of King Frost they were no'
altogether prepared for his royal visit at SO carly uo
as Yesterday Two ponds, however were In such state
"a to be ready for the peoplethat at Fifth-ave ana
Fortysixth-st Niacmilan's). and tho Union az VII,
,iamsburgh (Cammeyer's). At the former Dahd
OF musicians envened the afternoon and evening WIN
merry music, attracted many people to the Icy eau'
and made that thoroughfare Of rich equpages the gye
and lveer for its strains Upward OF 200 people GU
ioyed the pleasures Afforded and the sport was kept UP
10 late hour. The NewYork Skating Cab have erecteu
bonse for their especial accommodation at this Mac
millans pond and yesterday had it fitted up Durln
the day and evening many Of the lady and gentlemen
members Of the Club appeared and inauguraed inc
son Of 69-7O The regular annual meeting OF the CD
was also held last evening when several new members
were elected and the treasury reported III Satisfactory
condition
The gathering at tins pond greater than expected
the suddenness OF the that the Ice was III
condition to admit of free skating being considered
Music by regular band was afforded, and the lovers
of the steel and ice high Gee An odfashoned
gathering was in attendance In the evening ana INC
sport lasted usual hour Tie Captone Pohd was
thrown open to the public the evening, and was also
well attended.
THE CENTRAL PARK LAKES
Ice has formed OH all the Park lakes but not OH knd
which will bear any great weight. 1t is what Is known
as snow ice brittle and treacherous under the skate
very pretty look upon II not absolutely entlclng Inc
houses at the small lake Fhaye. entrance are all up
and almost complete in their interior dressing Those AT
the large lake Will require weeks time To prepare he
| A marked change both in the construction and
number OF is made this at the large lake
| The Commissioners have determined TO iorego the
| erection OF any building at the fountain or 1901
OF the Mall this year, but will more than repay Tor lls
absence I'm the ample accommodations which the new
| buildings on the line OF the Eghthayc. VIII anOrd
These buildings are be two stories in hight the upper
story to be furnished ladies' This second story 10
connect with the carriage circle" by means OF bridge
Temporary in character and ladies therefore enter
from the regular road without encounterng tho lnco
yenences heretofore subject OF much complaint III
NOT probable that the Park lakes will be thrown open 10
| the people in less than week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
Fred Warren, Hev.Hsyen.
Gen. Sheridan. Portland. CT
White Rock. ProyineetoNn.


Yankee Boy, Hew-llaven.
SAILED.
sam,hps-scota Idaho aud The Queen for L7erpoOi American
Union, Tor London.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ,,,,,
s,vn n. Arrived steamships Jacinto and IluntyHe,
from New Yor, TouaWanda from Philadelphia Csro rom paw
more. sehrS q Jones Boston; Lghtnigh rom
u. Talbot from Baltimore; snip Maron H0m 'O"' " -
Sagdish and Tnsne conveys TO the monitor Dictator ~ , r.,
CHIKLEsroS s. c. Dee 5Saied. ship Duke Of "eng''n O'
Liverpool a., Go. -, snr1sland
FOREIGN PORTS. II
HAVANA a-The steamship Florida salu touy oi 'A N
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
n Itaur orsy DEPOT. ToAPKSsyILLE STATEN ISLAND ".
Dec mo Snar buoys eooTed numbered The same as VIC
iron buos are ing close proximity TO the iron huos
bpg le ont marks in buos carried a~a' BY Ae
'o" ~ o'1e' VI "N' e CHARLEs T. BoGGs, Com L. s. ~.
Lghtflouse Inspector Third District
MISCELLANEOUS. -
Gan. Lewis proWn Of the AaEuo Submarine Mrecg
Co has gone 10 the Of two tehoone ashore al
I,J I'M steamer Yankee with large force Of WeckeFs
pumps anchors, cables ...uo "A
The schooner Ri how NewIork for WinuRton Win cargo o.
iron struck on the Boilers gnne Beach aud sunk Immediately
C saved The Atlantic Wreking Co have contracted "
80 vessel and eargo and atche Mitchell Agent OF lt
with steamer Rescue Anu "IeVAHS h'A'' '"N
Ig App.p,e Of and for from Philadelphia With cargo Of
coal ven, ashore on Sguan Beach the 9th inst and has bgu an
mi Of water She lies the bar and the beach Capt John VI
brown agent the Atlantic Submarine Wreckng COMPANY
Win po weckers strppiig Vessel and Will be to
los. The captain and were drowned u ~, p a..
Sebr Gderslseve ashore on Little MI ROCK he uie
was got yesterday Afternoon by Nreckasler
and mt on the beach Astoria, where she lays dehahg p
caro- aud will be put Marine Railway at Astoria for repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-09
THE GROWTH OF wEsTcnEsTER COUNTY.

In the Board Of Supervisors OF Westchester
County yesterday, MI. Cauldwell offered the following
preamble and resolution, which were adopted, Viz (;
The growth and development fWsehese County smneh
retarded by snsrded the
rsrOGd authorized to
the Of this dsb
cheney accommodations Tor public travel thousands Of bushes, msu
annually from the City Of New York tbe state OF ke"JesJ
who would otherwise settle midst AID add to The wealth and pTo~
perity Of the county; therefore belt
Rtod That the Legislature be requested 10
take this consideration and procure the passage OF such
their judgment be eondus TO the sd
dtions railroad facilities much needed by people.
Mr. Caud we'll having intmated that the session which
closed yesterday would be the last that lie expected
20 be present at as member. Supervisor Robertson OF
Bedford made few remarks complimentary To Mr..
Cauld we'll for the able and impartial manner In which he
had 80 long DISCHARGED bls d"t'ss Chairman. MI