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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22
THE TIMES.
PoRr TOBACCO, Mp.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY aa, 1870.

The July Term of our Circuit Court
eontshed on Monday, Hon. George Brent,
Chief Judge, in attendance, and continued in
session until yesterday afternoon when re-
cess was taken until tomorrow, when the
Judge will proceed to draw the Juries for the
sext (November) Term.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22
Suit of the State Of Maryland Against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

In the Baltimore City Circuit Court, on
Monday, S. Teackle Wallis, Esq, on behalf
of his associate counsel for the State of Mary
land, filed bill of discovery and for an in
junction against the Company. The bill re-
cites that the State is the holder of a very
large number of shares of the capital stock of
the Company, as also of the Washington
Branch Road, and alleges change was made
in 1863 In the system Of accounts betwe zen
the Company and the Branch, by which the
Company receives large portion of the re-
ceipts from passengers, &C., over the whole
line of the Branch Road, claiming it on ac-
count of the nine miles between this city and
the Washington Junction, and therefore de-
prives the State of large revenue from its
stock 10 said Branch Road. The bill seeks
discovery as to the time in 1868 said change
was made, the character and extent OF said
change, the mode and system of said accounts
in previous use, the way in which said sys-
tenn was altered, to have copies of the reports
and resolutions of the President and Directors,
by virtue of which such changes were made
the amount of yearly gross receipts of the
branch road and the expenses thereof; what
arrangements had been made in 1868 for the
distribution or division Of the earnings of the
branch road, distinguishing between that por-
ton from Washington to the Junction, and
from the junction to the city of Baltimore,
and pray that an account be taken under the
direction of the Court from the books and
papers of the Company, to be produced, so as
to determine the rights of the State as stock
holder Of Sal! Branch road, as also for an in
junction to restrai&sthe Company from !!lrth-
er keeping or settling the accounts between
the two roads according to the system adopt
ed in 1868, in any other way than by credit
ing the said Branch road with the whole gross
receipts from the transportation Of passengers
and merchandise, and from applying to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, or
distributing to its separate stockholders any
of the funds, receipts or profits of said Branch
road. The injunction prayed for has not yet
been issued.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

expected to invade the German frontier, in
several columns, before sufficient defence
had been prepared. Thanks to the excellent
organization of the German army this advan-
tage did not last long"
The special correspondent Of the Times, al
Pesth, Hungary, declares: THAT the popular
sympathy of Austria is with Prussia. Aus
tria and Hungary are unanimous in de-
mapd for peace and non-interference.'
The Daily News says: "Baden and Wur-
tenberg will cooperate with Prussia"
"English newspapers continue their denun-
Citations of French policy
The Telegraph anticipates the immediate
hostile reply of the South German States to
the French ultimatum.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

n@ Major Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
son Of the late Jerome Bonaparte, of Balti-
more, recently deceased, has, it is rumored
been telegraphed to from Paris to immediate
ly rejoin his regiment in the French army
The Major is now at New York awaiting the
next steamer for Europe. His late visit te
Baltimore was to assist in settling the estate
of his father.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

! We learn from the Baltimore American
that the jury of inquisition and condemnation
sworn in on Monday last by the Sheriff Of
Baltimore county, for the purpose Of con-
desning and valuing certain lands in Balti-
more county, through which the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad is to pass, have, dur
ing the past week, accomplished vast a.
mount Of work. It will require (says the
American) at least two weeks time before the
entire work is completed to the city limits.
There is disposition, however, now on the
the part Of several land owners to settle with
the railroad company, which has been offer
ING liberal terms in order to avoid the neces-
sity of jury 10 every case.
The Prince Georgian Of Friday last says
that from every section Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Road we have cheering intelligence
Of progress. The forces at work grading be-
low Upper Marlborough will be largely REIN
forced next month, it is anticipated, and con-
tracts for the remaining sections in this coun-
ty and the work in Charles awarded 10 very
short time. Mr.. Gilleice, with his force and
bile driver, is still engaged on the bridge owe:
the Colliugton Branch, just outside Of town.
The Washington Repu6liems has the fol-
lowing concerning the operations in the Dis
trict OF Columbia:
The work on the tunnel of the Baltimore
nd Potomac Railroad in the city has fairly
commenced, large force of laborers being
employed in The excavation, and the masonry
work Will be commenced next week the
stone is now being delivered for the same:
This will be- &rst-class piece OF work, and
will be put through to an early eompletion
by the energetic contractors, Mclaughlin
Revnolds & CO. The tunnel will run under
K street distance Of 1900 feet emerging al
= point on or near Twelfth street east.
The Long Bridge has, in accordance with
a recent law of Congress, been placed 10 ths
hands Of the Company. who are pledged tt
provide suitable bridge which Will presen'
no obstacle to the channel. Sea- -
A general meeting Of the Alexandra ane
Fredericksburg Railway Company was hele
81 Alexandra, Va. on Wednesday. The
following Board was elected, viz: G. B. Bob
erts, President; w. s. Lincoln, Montgomery
Slaughter, Reuben Johnston, j. T. Green
Albert Hewsou, Thomas E Scott and r. D
Barclay. Directors. The work Of construc
ton will begin 90 soon as the location 70 NC
coouan river is completed.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22
Many sinner rather than take nauseous

Many sufEer rather than take nauseous
medicine; and this is not to be wondered at,
as the remedy is often worse than the
disease. Sufferers from coughs, and colds, in
iuenza, sore throat, or tendency TO Consump-
ton, will Gud. in DR.. Wistars Balsan OF Wild
Cherry remedy as agreeable to tho palate
as effectual in removing disease.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22
SAINT COLUMBIA L0DGE,
* no, 100 !. 5.

~ Is Ws 9 Aa AKA y
A Regular Communication will be held -
Masonic Hall, Port Tobacco,
ON TUESDAY, July 26th,
at 8 O. clock P. NJ As business Of vital mpor-
tanee will be up for consideration every mem
Der is summoned to attend punctuauy g me
hour stated. 49, So
w- Visiting brethren in good stanung sre
cordially and fraternally invited: s. j
By order of the W IN. 49,
SAMUEL Cox, JR., Sec'y.
July Is, 1870. - -
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BD-At Philadelphia, Sunday, the range of
the thermometer is reported at 103 to 105-
higher than was even known there. On Sat-
urday, at Cincinnati it was SO, at Chicago
80, at Louisville 90, and st. Louis SO to 100
At New York it was SO, with number Of
cases of sunstroke.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

HG- General Sheridan has obtained per-
mission from Washington to visit Europe and
proceed to the seat Of war and observe the
military operations in progress there. He
will visit both the French and Prussian armies
in the field, and will probably remain until
the close Of the war.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22
DIVINE SERVICE.

DIVINE SERVICE.
9Th Sunday after Trinity-St. Paul $ (Piney)
Chapel-Ch Children catechised 81 a. M; service
10 a. m.
Christ Church, Port Tobacco-Service p.
M; children catechised after service.
Friday, 29th, at p. M, the NBible Class
will meet at Christ Church, Port Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

MA special bill uuanimousfy Passee
both Houses Of Congress for the removal o.
the political disabilities Of Major Genera
George II. Bier, Adjutant General Of Mary
land.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

NTOTICE.-The children Of Port Tobacco and
IN vicinity, belonging to the sB. Associa-
ton" intend ID. Y holding FEsIi 1.,- Al
at the Court House, III Port Tobacco, on TUES,
DAY. july 26th. The proceeds of which viii
be appropriated to benevolent purpose.
July l, 1870 -
EASTERN FISH-A prime lot for sale at
~ NH IA i.ACEY'S. .
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

INFORMING STAR BITTERs for sale at
wi r. LACEY'S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-07-22

i determined to give MUSICAL ENTER
TAINMENT, in PORT TOBACCO, on
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~S HAaITOJ09 ana AleumDOAlSs
STEINER MONTREAL FROM RosToN.-5O bys tin
piae lU cafes Shoes 100 ness tubs ID rolls felt II
nus snoSes hhds molasses 20 bids chairs, 500 feet
9m ~ er os paper, 81 bars and bd's iron casks
OIL ~ CHESTS tea 10 doz pails 20 do brooms, IS pes
PIPE, ~ ofes. IONS pig ron 25 kegs soda, 10 coils
hollow ware 100 min cans, u Re Is pals e5 frkins
Canada and mp country. bills sheet iron, do wire.
parl,r stoves. 20 bags dive wood 20 hdls lea her X
casks rivets, 10 trunks soap Stone stoves hox ma
chInery. 1c cases steel, II sewing muchines, hid
molasses, 40 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-2 car,
hoops, do shingles d., furni ure, II doors 80 hdls
paper, 10 prs pings, II bis blinds do sash, % do
ats. 10 do window trames A bxs axes, 5case> obs
Is bides, bb's -four do cider, 90 pkgs merchandise
% cars freight for Boston.
GRAND TsUNK RAILWAY - 1879 cans milk, Q cars
stsne, do shocks do last blocks do starch, do
bran do barley. 10 do potatoes, do corn do midi
dngs, 10 do bark, 10 90 lumber. do spndres, 1000
bb's -four. For shipment east, 500 hbls -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY -13 muttons 81 cases
carpets, cider mills, $50 hbls apples 81 bays spools
of goods, lot old rails 1S9 sides leather, 20 bxs
steel 80 do sundries.
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WASH TrGTOv.
FROM THE FISHING GROUNDS.

WASHINGTON. Oct o. United States
steamers N'psic, Froic and Guard, which we're
dispatched to the New Dominion fishing
S,.o have now Left them, the season being
over over; Captain Henry Wilson commanding
.ne frolio, and senior officer of the squadron,
reported to the Secretary of Navy to-day He
says mat i've American vessels were seized for
VOCATION of law for being engaged in fishing
w WIN. the prohibited limits. At one time
mere were eleven British ships of war in the
vs1cihlty OF the grounds. Some were from the
west Indies, which came to refit or for sun
ones Nothing of an unpleasant character oc-
CURED between the commanders of the vessels
u the two countries and all their intercourse
was was IN friendly spirit. The catch was not so
,avorao'e as that of former seasons, although
"one American fishermen did we'll.
THE SHENANDOAH
-. Inc Secretary of the Navy said to-day that
sne Shenandoah was authorized to touch at
Madeira or the Azores. She bad orders to pro.
u use 70 her destination under sail. but could
use coal IN case OF an emergency. He repeated
.nat ne had no apprehension as to her safety
OUT some weeks must necessarily elapse from
.ne time of her departure from Bos on, owing
10 the imperfect mail accommodations, before
accounts could be received concerning her,
REDUCTION OF COLLECTION DISTRICTS.
Commissioner Delano is consolidating reven-
ue collection districts as fast as the interests of
Inc service will permit. He has reduced the
NUMBER of Assistant Assessors to 2S4, a saving
to the government of $1,000 per da,, and it is
expected that the total REDUCTION will he $500,
equal TO- Is per cent. eff-ctnallya saving of
nearly w 100000 annually.
REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL,
Ine torthcomi ng annual report of Postmas-
,er Ten Creswell .or the fiscal year ending
June ~ last will show that the receipts from
sac OF stamps, slammed envelopes and wrap
p+re havr been SIG ISL 900 ar increase over
tha previous year of 81, 400 900 and that the
eota. cost OF transporting the mails, including
oo.npehSatlou route aeeot>, Messengers and
olhef oHcial traniits, $12,3 543, an increase
oyer the previous year of $97S 152. The Lengths
oi the routes however 23l 232 miles or 1907
ml'es greater than in 1869; an aggregate dis.
tance of transportation 81 924 1896 miles: an in
g ease OF 6,301593 miles The money orders
,ssnei represented $34!054 900 berg more than
S9OOOOOO over the previ"ns year. The orders
paid represented S34 100000 After raving ex-
penses there was net profit OF 500 900 Tue
number of post Offices in the United States,
Juue 30, was %, 1872; established during the
year, 1859; discon inued, 952 Domestic let
ters during the year, 1892 o45; Increase over
the previous year So 100 per cent Foreign
letters received 22O,475, an increase of IA 9-1OO
per cent.
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DrArn-A sfNdu.


MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEArH-A stNdu-
LAR CASE - Considerable upeasiness was felt
IN the police department about midnight by
the non-appearance of officer Robert McClus
Ky at lunch and rollscall. and after the class
went out on their beats it was determined to
make search for him. Officers Hanson, Hall
and Loring, after short consultation started
towards Commercial street and presently
heard cry of distress comirg from the direc-
ton of the wharyes.
Lanterns were procured and a thorough
search instituted, cries being beard all the tme,
ont it was difficult TO locate them. Taking the
different wharves in succession the officers fin
ally found that the cries came from the end of
Park street wharf. and following them the off
GERS found officer McClusky clineine to a nile
at the extreme lower end of the wharf. Half
adozen policemen and watchmen gathered, and
by lowering officer Hanson head foremost over
the wharf be was grappled and lifted out. He
was just on the point of giving out from
exhaustion when he was rescued. A Wagon
was procured and he was taken to his house
on Oxford street, and DR.. Small and another
physician were called to attend him. He was
N bad condition, but the application of
Droper restoratives seemed to revive him, and
1t O'Clock this morning be was in a fair way
TO recover, although his mind was wandering
Ind he was unable to give any account of the
accident except that he was chasing man
and fell over the wharf. The place where the
accident occurred was at a considerable dis
lance from Mr.. McCluskv's beat, and there is a
mystery at present attending it.
Mr.. McClusky is one of the most faithful and
able officers on the force, and is much respect
ed by all who know him. Officers Hanson
Hall and Loring are entitled to great praise for
their efforts in the cause of humanity. Cries
ire frequently beard at night on the wharves,
many of which have no cause, and are not al
ways regarded; but the officers say the cries
last night seemed to have a special meaning
.nd they did. 1t was about o'clock when Nc
Clusky was rescued, and it is believed he was
IN the water at least an hour and half.
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superior Cou-,.

OCTOBER rERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAy.-Jason Russell VS.. H snry Taylor.
Trial finished aud decision reserved.
Sweat Webb
Joses ii. Miken VS.. Thomas NJ. Davis. Trespass
Tor assault and battery. Mken. the pain iff, was
collector OF taxes tor the town Of Baldwin and went
over to Newfeid, in York County, to collect tax OF
ons Crawford, who lived in deten iants house.
Crawford refused to Ply the tax, saving he had lett
1t with his brother TO pay; plaintiff told him il he
did not pay he woaid him; the defendant then
intrrf-red and tcld the plan..f to leave, whi.h h
deciled to DO, in more f,rcibe than eleg ant lam
guage. Plaintiff says Davis III struck and kicked
him, and thea oil shed him off by vanishing his face
with q varnIs brush which he held in his hand al
the time having engag ed in vanishing sleigh
D am igas C AIMED $500. On trial.
Swasey & Son. S. G. Strout.
c. Z. Clifford.
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NE w Oss &c.

NEW York. Oct q The trial of Thomas
Jackson Tor tie murder of Archibald Doug
lass, was concluded this afternoon with YER
dict of guilty of manslaug hter in the third de-
gree, but sentence was poStpoued till the open
ing of next term Monday week.
Dan Pfiffer, well known horse trainer, was
fatally injured at Prospect Park fair grounds
this morning by being thrown from sulky IN
which he was exercising horse The horse
caught his bind foot in one of the fore shoes
and was thrown down, and overturnng the
sulky threw Pfiffer out and fractured his skull.
Robert B. Roosevelt, editor of the Citizen,
has accepted the Tammany nomination for
Congress in place of Morgan Jones, declined.
Gen. Slocum, Democratic candidate tor Con-
gress Inc the 81 Brooklyn district, publishes,
letter to Secretary Robson, demanding the
ground for his recent assertion that if Slocum
was elected the ooklyn navy yard would be
closed December 1st and the materials remOv-
ed to some other place.
An application will be made o-morrow for
the release of Theodore Allen on writ OF
habeaS corpus
The Tammany inspectors, Jaquins and Muir
ply, in the 10Th Ward, gave SIS 900 and S1O,'
GOO bail respectively this afternoon for trial on
charge of illegally allowing persons to regis
ter.
The emigrants arrived since January num-
Der 227 147, which is So 626 less than for the cor
responding time last year.
The Jewish Rabbits, now in session in this
city, have appointed committee to prepare
memorial to the Governor of Indiana, asking
him to use his executive influence with the
Legislature to have the divorce laws in that
State repealed, and to have proper laws sub
stItuted. Preliminaries are alro taken tor the
establishment of u high school for the educa
ton of Jewish ministers.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION.
Ine IammaDy demonstration this evening was
one OF The most exte: sive political affairs ever
witnessed in :his city. 1t is estimated that no
'ess IMAM 10000 men were in the procession
August Belmont was President of the central
meeting 10 Tammany Hall, which was address
ca ev eX-Gov. Seymour and Representative
herr OF Indiana, William M. Tweed andIothers
Several outdoor meetings were also 10 pro
gress at the same time, during which Union
square and the adjacent streets for consider
a"le distance were densely packed with PEG
PIE. The presence OF United States troops a
the polls on election day furnished the speak
ers theme tor stirring appeals to the democ
| racy to maintain the right of citizens and pre-
serve the purity of suffrage, despite all the in
Limitations of the federal government.
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blowing are the closing q Citations


NEW YORK. Oct. 27- Cotton lower; sales I75s
bales; MiddIine uplands 1870. Four-saeS IS 900
bbs; State and Western firm; State al s. IS "a 80;
R Rom Hoop ohio at 5 80 g 80; Western at rs a
lower; sales 1922 bush.; No Spring at ! 80 q
I 50; >o.2 new at 10; old Winter ned and Amber
Western at "a @ &c; Illinois at 29; White M CHI
,gan at ~ q 30. Corn scarce and q % better;
steady; ohio at 6iB og 5Gc; Wesern at 81 a Die
Pork heavy; q 81 "a 90; prime at 21 on
g % 80 Lard dull; sales 220 tie. cess Steam at IA al
lS9e; kst e a. 1Ss iS3e But.er quiet; Ohio at 20
OBJ s.; Western tree 80, q sua9 Rice ,uiet: Ca,o-
lIua at y OS >ug r firm sales LOO hhds Porto
Rico at 81 g i0sc; MuscovaO at 81 a 1C9c; fair to
cd ref ing az 81 "a zoe; No IL Dutch standard at
944r; Resin dun at 95 q 90 TOR strained. Petro-
leum dull crude at l3c; refined at 23c. Tslow dull
sales 100000 Tbs at 81 "a &c FIeights to Liyerp ,o
firmer; flour yer sad Is 81; wheat 4 q 1Od.
CHICAGO. Oct. 81 Flour Spring extras fairly
active at 30 g 5 Is. Wheal-No 2 spring unsettled
dull; No. 2aL SAC. Rye sea y; No. 2 at So. Bar
ley loSer; No. at 76ac high Wines quiet at Sic
Mess Pork at 24O0 a rs 90 Lard weak at 154c tor
new Live hogs lower at 7 20@775
., hacept o,OoO b6s foui. 133,OOO bnsh. wheat,
350n0 oush. corn. 2s.nOO bush oats 5000 bush. rye
II, 900 bush.. barley, II 900 no
shipments 5000 bbs. -four, 81, 900 BUSH wheat
% QUO bush. corn 5000 bush. oals, BUSH rye
s,ovO push. barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Oct N-Proyisions unchanged Live
hogs dull at Z 90 972 Whiskey lower a. 50 "a Sc
eEw okLs.ss Oct. 27.-Cotton lower; Middlipg
uplands at 154 q 153c.
MOBILE. Oct 27-Cotton stea,Iy: Midd,ino nm
lands at 144 q l4i.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 27.-Cotton lower; Middling ur-
lands at 15Ic. -
CHARLESTON, Oct. Election easier; Mddling
uplands at Ice.
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Greece nasre cognIzed tue rrencn repupI1c.
The iron foun6eries and dock-yards Of Mar.
settles are wholly devoted t. Manufacture can
non and maitrailieurs All other work, inelud-
ing shipbuilding has been suspended.
st. Quentin has been evacuated.
Albert Morgan, editor of the Boston Sunday
Express, has been convicted Of libel on State
Constable Chauncey Dean. The case will 90
to II Supreme Cou t ON exceptions.
Volunteers tor the French army have arriv-
ed at London from Martinique.
The garrison of Toulon has been sent into
the field, the national guard taking its place.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are visit.
ing Eugene at Cnisilhurst,
MaZz nj is on his Way to Tours.
Lord Lyons and NJ. Theirs have had an in
terview.
The English at Paris are under the prorec.
ton of Minister Washburne, as the British
charge daffairs is not recognized by the re-
publican government and has no authority to
act
An Agricultural Congress is in session at
Augusta, Ga, with Hershel V. johnson as
Pr.sident. Each State is to BIZ repr esented by
a Vice President.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL TRoCHEs, for the cure
of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma and all
Bronchial difficulties, are very superior arti-
Gle. Prepared by the cd and popular drug
gists, Messrs. Rushon & Co., who were 10.
Gated for upwards Of thrty-three years under
the Aseor House, corner of Broadway and Bar
clay streets, New York. They have none of
that offensive, nauseous, cubeb taste so COM
mon 10 most others, are not affected by the
weather, put up in very attractive shape, and
guaranteed to act like a charm. Our drug
gists sell them.
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The SUPPOSED CASE OF DRowNING-We
mentioned yesterday supposed case of drown
ing which occurred very early Wednesday
morning, at the wharf of the Boston depot.
We were Informed last night that Michael Fee
ney, who resides on South street, and has been
at work at Fort Georges, has not been seen
'nce O'Clock Wednesday morning. Officer
ROUNDS .s~ him at that time in company with
TWO men, who stated to the officer that Feeney
had been over board, but they had rescued him.
These men then left Feeney, and the offic er
supposng that he was going home also left
him. Since that time nothing has been seen
or heard of him, and it is supposed he was the
man who was drowned at o'clock, although 70
oody has yet been found. AS the tide was set
ing out at the time of the occurrence, it is pos
sible the body was carried out with it.