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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

The dogs about Lcasburg are running
mad. The fine black dog owned b., Col.
Wilkepon we learn Is among the number.
A little boy--the son Of Mr.. Culbreth--
was bitten, we learn, and was taken over
to Mr. Pointers In Person county 70 test
the mad stone. II was applied, but with
what effect, we have not learned
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

A man dltching III some swampy land
three miles from HiIlsboro killed fcrty-fve
water moccaains IN ono day. Some Of
them were the sizcof his arm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
a Radical Meeting

Composed, us we learn, of eight white
men and nine negroes, sat in thisplace last
saturday. They 'sotn and ssot' and 'sot'
that's all we know about II. 50
---si.ookl q look way-ayer.yondrr,
Don't You see the old grcy-goosc smiling Il tho
Gander!r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

LET US RETURN TIrANils-Thc adora-
bic Miss Laura Keen and that scientific
corn doctor lLin,loman) having left lsa-
leigh, the papers Of that city will now find
other subjects for local notice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

n1yLoFTTS ScoTT of Person sold some
tobacco in Milton last Friday at the ware
house Of Ellyson, salmon, and Norris
for ono dollar dpoplad.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

REFWe most respectfully suggest that
our Town Commissioners condemn that
ragged and jagged old chimney In the
burnt district or that they be condemned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

M. Col. J. d. wilkemon, Of Lcasburg,
IL mentioned ~ candidate for the Lcgis-
lalurc from Caswcll.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

THANKs--W We return thanks 10 ES-fiov.
Graham, one Of the Trustees Of the Pcabo-
dy Education fund, for a pamphlet copy Of
the proceedings ola meeting Of the Board
of Trustees held in Washington city last
February.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

WHEAT Old farmers in this section in.
form us that they never, At this season, saw
such a fine prospect for a good wheat crop
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
WHAT N FRIEND SAYS.

Mr.. $. Henslee Of Prospect Hill informs
us that Band, negro working on Ezekiel
Sartin's land-last Saturday sold seventy
five pounds of his tobacco at the Planters
Warehouse ut one dollar pound. The
whole Of this negro mans crop brought
him three hundred dollars, Sartin, him
self, got eighty dollars a round for his at
the same Warehouse, and his crop was
seconds. And Henry Cooper got sixty
three for his. All Of these men are our
subscribers.
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Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Paylor and Bro. Of Danyille return thank.
Ellls1nss Warehouse. Milton4Tolarc0 salcs.
Ilolhnd's do Danyillc do do
j. Whitfield. Drugs. &C.
~. q. Kills, New Goods.
Perry Davis. Pain Killer.
Several Advertisements unayoidahly crowded
out
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

C.S. Winstead, ESQ, has entered upon
the duties ofhis Office as Revenue Collector
IN the 5th Dist. Address, Greensboro N. Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
HIS AUCTTONEER

Il the very best extant. JoIrS NEALbeats
them all. He can put wagons through By
the dozen in lightning time, and tits a cir
Gus to hear him att An old hand he has
been at the bellows pretty nearly all his
y n ( K e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
zinc plnnfer,s Marehouse i pan,IIIe.

This Warehouse was established in Dam
willie in january last. JAMES M. NEAL i
at the head OF IT,. MI. Neal Il the son d
Thos, NEAL, now IN Richmond with WISE
Bros. land the very founder Of the tobac-
co market as it was started in Danyille
many years ago--psobably q half century
Young Neal as tobacconist Is fine pro
totype Of Neal, senior. A quick and lib
eral bidder; q keen and pcrceptivc judge
Of tobacco; and withal one of the most
jealous of men to enhance the interests Of
the men who entrust theirtobacco to his
charge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
Thc Tenth az Mny.

W, u. STEINER, sec'y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-29

than fruit of 71,887,099; from fruit, $685.
254; from fruit mot yet returned, esttt-
mated at 150, 900; total yearly production,
", ,452, 1853 gallons. gI n"1 ~ a'
+, The C Commissioner says the production
of spirits from fruit Is likely to be largely
increased for the current year, owing to
the extensive crops Of fruit grown in
many parts of the United States, and be-
cause the act of July has relieved manu-
lacturers from many of the requirements
applicable to grain distillstion, which,
when applied to fruit, were bound to be
burdensome. The quantity of spirits
in bond July list, 1880. was
1906, ,166 gallons. The quanhtyl en-.
tered by bond for the year ending June
Both, 1870, was II 1857 ,080 gallons; the
quantity Withdrawn from bond during the
last period was 76,8SO 1907 gallons. The
quantity remaining in bond July 1st, 20,
was 1859, ASS gallons. The quantity
remaining In bond July 1st, 1859, in ex-
cess of the quantity stated in his reports
Of collectors, received subsequent to the
publication Of tue report for 1889, is 81 1928
gallons. The Commissioner thinks there
will be no material falling off in the pro.
ductlOn Ofspirits.during the current fiscal
year. .rTIEIEi H.
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The Latest News.
rHE PoTosI (Mo.l MURDERs.
Excitement over the Arrest of the
MurdorerS-.-Attempt Of Mob to
Lynch them. Rsgij ...
81. Louis, November 28.

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad has
been completed TO Neosho, Newton coun.
ty, in the extreme southwestern portion
OF the State, and will be opened for traffic
the latter part Of this week. Neosho is
81 miles from st. Louis! The road isin
fine condition, and will be pushed rapidly
on into the Indian territory and across the
Plains. 'Nrg' i'"H ~! i-,Hi
The Republiean has a, special from Po-
tosi stating that great excitetnentexis
there since the arrival Of. John Armstrong
and Charles Jelly, who murdered the La.
vine family, In that vicinity, some days
ago. Threats OF lynching were made, and
Sheriff Breckihridge stationed twenty.
five men, armed with double.barreled
guns, at the court house, few steps from
the Jail, where the prisoners were con.
fined, determined to suppress any attempt
which might be. made in that direction.
About / o'clock Sunday morning, some
forty men appeared at the Jail and de.
manded the assassinS. The Sheriff replied
that he should protect the prisoners
against any violence, and ordered the
crowd TO disperse, which notibeing obey.
ed, vOIley was fred over their heads
Several shots were then fred by the mob
without effect. This fire was returned by
the posse, and one Of the mob was killed.
The crowd then dispersed. The Sheriff
has strengthened his force, and no further
effort at violence has been made.
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New York Cattle AIarket.
n NIW YoRK, November q.

Its ..| rt NEW YORK, November Ho
BEEyEs-Not doing as well as expected (;
weather an0. aud city crammOd with cheap poul-
Try. Tho total number Of beeveS was $500, with
1900 to-day. Prices are about as last Monday,
but droVeS cost more; hence dealers loso money.
Dearly all arc selling. The market 10 very heavy
for most Of tho medium western cattle; 140l6kc
for good TO choice; few extra at l6c-average
lSc. One drove OF 100 kentucky, 7 cWt, coarse,
At lS(c; 20 State, * cwt, at 19Hc; ono car, 8
cWt, Canada, At lie; l80 Texas, 8 Cwt, at t0Hc;
100 Ane Ohio, X cwt, at 14Ol6c.
SHREp-TotRl number 3k6O0, with Il, 800 to.
day. Selling slowly and scarcely % well, at sK
@8Hc for sheep, and 60T4e for lambs: One LOT
pounds, 6<c: one car, 90 pounds, B1Se: car Of
Ohio, 90p0unds, 4kc; / car, 20 pounds, SHc; l
car OF Canada lam6s, 80 pounds, &c. IL.
Hods- Total number for thu. week, g, 900, aud
ut t6Ko7c alive, and 81[09c dressed. Two cars
Ohio, 249 pounds alive; brought $6 81 per cWt.
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PoSitlonr Of the Army Of the Loire.
va BERLIN, November 81. q
The main body Of the army, Of the
Loire Is sascertained to occupy an en-.
trenChed position between Arthenay, and
Orleans. ...,
Rumors of French Successes.
Tours dispatches announce a severe
and general engagement in progress.
French victories along the Loire are
claimed, and II iEl reported that the Ger
mans have been routed and arc retiring.
LATER111A,M.
The news from France to-day is meagre
and unimportant,, The Figaro implores
the French Government to conclude a
peace-the defence Of Paris being i'm.
possible Tours Journals Of Saturday
speak Of the extraordinary activity Of the
War Department. ...,,..--,,.. .....,.,, ..
James Stuart Wortley died yesterday,
aged sixty.fye years. 1r diAar ar.E
Battle near Amiens Sunday-.More
" r6ll French ReVerses. .'...
LArER-2:S0 r. M.-The following has
lust been received from Tours, dated on
the forenoon Of the 29th: There was
battle yesterday between Villers and Sa.
leux, near Amiens. 1t lasted all day.
Tho French maintained their position up
TO halEpast four in the afternoon, when
the town OF Villers was abandoned before
superior forces and the artillery Of the
Prussians. The French were subsequent
ly beaten at Beauixs, a few miles west Of
VIlets, but at Dury. maintained the 20;
sition til nightfali.Y I There were 1900
Germans engaged at the latter place.
GaribaIdi has an Encounter with
Gen. Werder.
LONDON, Nov, ,2s-4P.M.
The following details Of an engagement
between the Prusians, under General
Werder, and the French, under General
Garibaldi, near Paseques, in the depart.
ment oftlle Vosges, JUS, received, . dated
at Dion \ yesterday, r. II. The GarthRl-
dams while on their march from Pase.
oues, Saturday afternoon, suddenly came
upon the outposts Of the Prussians rifles,
which they immediately % attacked with
greatimpetuosity.
uaT So And is worSted. 10 it, n
The Prussians were first compelled to
fall back, but reinforcements coming up,
the Garibaldians were In turn repulsed
with great disorder, the soldiers throwing
away arms and knapsacks In their flight,
Gen. Werler next day Sunday took q
circuit around Plombreres, and IN en-
gaCement occurred In which the French
iost $50 killed and wounded, and the
Prussians only 90. It Is said Garibaldi
had 1000 men under his command in the
engagement. - VI y 4 ~ ~
Seventy Cannon Captured.
BY the capitulAtion, Of La Fere seventy
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The Peace Conference between Spain
and the South American Re.
publiCB. n rmi"a"n' o9'--H1I q, -''..
NEW YoRx, November 598.

.HH.n NEW 4OhtA1 GNOtEIAuOAbSO'
The new Minister from Bolivia IS ex-
pocted soon TO arrive in New York, where
adjourned meetings and peace conferences
between the Minister Of Spain and the al
lied Republics OF Chill, Peru, Ecuador
and Bolivia will take place, with Secre-
tary Fish as arbiter. Therei no doubt they
viii agree upon such terms as will settle
their difficulties, and advance their mate
rial interests. It is stated in diplomatic
circles that part Of Columbia has new
er been recognized by Spain as an in.
dependent State. Their relations have
only been as an official. This fact has led
to much speculation with regard to tho
action Of the Columbian Government
concerning the Cuban insurrc"tion It Is
time that tho Spanish demonstrations
were made in the Columbian Congress,
but The Government Of Bogota itself has
always given most positive assurances TO
the Spanish authorities TINT they would
remain neutral, which it has done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-29
X NEW YORK CITY.
NEw. YoRllK. Nov. 2s.

new YORK, Nov ~.
Saint Steinc, cmigrant agent Of the
Mormon Church, delivered an address
yesterday before the Williamsburg Nor
mons, He is Just from Utah, and says
tho grasshopperS destroyed the crops.
Chief of Police Badger, of New Orleans,
appeared at the Central Police Office yes
terday, with requisition from Gov. War
mouth, and demanded the body Of Col.
Granger, alleged lorger. Inspector Dilks
informed Badger that Col. Granger had
been discharged on writ Of hGbedS corpus
by Judge Melburn.
The Criminal term Of the U. s. Circuit
Court will be opened to-day. The calen-
dar Is unusually heavy! Among cases to
be called up for trial are those Of Blatch.
ford drawback and thief, Isadore Wolf
and Myrtle May; smugglers, Geo. w. Den.
ming, who robbed the Sub Treasury, and
a gang Of notorious counterfeiters recent
ly arrested by Col. Whitley. all
Bishop Potter has initiated the exam
pie Of the Ri. Rev. DR.. Littejohn, Of Long
Island, in relation to the new order Of the
English RituGlists, whose members
have attempted to offlciate in the Do
ccse The Bishop has prohibited any
Priest or missionary Of the organization
from performing ministerial acts as cler-
gymen Of the EpiScopaI Church in his See,
and the. pastors in the various churches
are liable to censure il they permit them
to preach from their pulpits. The body
which has thus been laid under ban is
known as the order Of Evangelists, and
hos a branch in Boston. Father Bradley,
the well known Priest OF st. Iderments
Mission, has also received time from the
Bishop to abandon his practice Of com.
municating alone, after the manner Of
Catholic Priests. 7
Consul General Josanus RGssing an,
nounces that during the past week %, ,8B4.'
90 was received at the general Consulate
the proceeds Of collections in aid oi
the German relief fund, here and IN the
interior, making, with previous cOllec-
tons, total of $254, ,0s9.01. The French
national subscription; Is a6o continued
with great liberality. ,paylrD1i
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Murder Near Madison, Indiana.

An old and respected citizen of salurda
township, . few miles from Madison Indl-
ana, was found dead in his house Sunday
afternoon, having been murdered on. Fri
day, He was a bachelor and living alone.
The object Of the murder Is supposed TO
be money. VIM. F. Fleming Is suspected
Of the deed. Fleming was seen leaving
the enelghborhOOd riding a mare and wear
ing an overcoat belonging 70 the murder
ed man. A large reward isoftered for the
arrest Of Fleming. Tho Madison Courier
gives the following description OF Flem.
Ing: About 95 or 80 years Of age; 5 teet
I inches high, weighing about 146 pounds;
light complexion; light hair; blue eyes;
speech quick. j.
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Therefore we conclude that this loose
and vague talk about the amendment Of
1865 being a pat JaetO Is sheer humbug,
as that about the Constitution forbid
ding the people to amend it Is iseminently
ludlc1ous; and we hope those who find 1t
necessary TO wage uncessing war on the
FLICK Amendment will base their hos.
tihty to it on better. grounds than those
urged by the Register yesterday.
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New York Produce Market.
NEw YoRK, November IS.

+. .fu,.,.r trs 4. NEW YORK, november ~
CorToN-Flrm: middling uplands I6'fc, J-
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged; extra s. TOO
80 90.
GRiN--wheat-No. spring Chicago at $t85
@l 88Jf;. No. l amber 81 sol Is. Rye quiet.
Oats dull and u shade lower; western 6I082c;
Ohio 69N8Sc. Corn dull and unchanged; new IS
@86c; old 8S09lC. p" ~.
PRovIsIONS- pork S0S 80; new ga; seller
December, $40; January, $l9 30. BcOfand bacon
quiet and unchanged. Lard 13Hc.
EOGs-SA03Sc for fresh, and 24126c for lined.
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cannon, Of all sorts, fell into MT the hands 9
the Prtsslans. ii NJ sz.. ...,.r NJ VI q II
d French Reyerses near Orleans.

~ EfenCn heVeIb6b near OElehuAs
In reconnoitering near Orleans ,yester-
day, the 10th Prussian corps encountered
the Goth French corps Of Gen. De Palide,s
army. An engagement occurred In which
the French were driven from their strong
position at Ladon Marierres, with serious
loss. Subsequently several French COM
panies attacked the Prussian 10th corps,
but we're repulsed with a loss oftorty. A
French General was taken prisoner by the
Prussians; German loss triaiDg.
Great French Victory Claimed near
Amiens. tiIIhHf }
Tho French claim that they have won
great victory at Morevil, 12 miles south
Of Amicns yesterday. The battle lasted
until darkness interfercd. The German
army is alleged 10 have been beaten and
driven back to the cntrenChments before
Amicns. The French Army Of the North
was greater in numbers, and better arm.
cd. The losses arc obscurely given in
thousands. The Prussian huss6rs rode
down and cut to pieces regiment OF
marine infantry. The German losses were
severe. ..-.......--.,.,
Rumored Attempt to Shoot King Will
William.
LONDON, November %.
The evening papers contain a rumor
that an attempt has sbeen made by Ba'
varian soldier to shoot the King Of Prussia
Publication of German War Cores
pondence Forbidden.
disqualification Of correspondence from
the seat Of war, by the German newspA'
pers, is prohibited. pr
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STAEE SEoURETIEs-DHll. Missouri, %; Tennes-
secs old, COX; new, bSH; Virginia, new, q; old,
ST0cKs-Strong and advanced H@l.
Western Union Telegraph, q: Adams ExpresG,
ted States, S63; Pacific Mall, az; New York
Central, 99H; do scrip, Sl1f; Erie, AK; Harlem,
Cleveland q PittSburgh, l05K; Northwestern,
By; do preferred, ok; Rock Island. NIX; New
Jersey Central, 109<; St. Paul, COX; do prefer
rcd sax: Wabash, sax; do preferred, q; Fort
Wayne q <; TeTe HA1te. 70; Ehic9go and AhSSn, o.,
lumbus d Cincinnati 8Ok; Burlington, 15l; Lake
Shore, 93X; Illinois Central, 1856. Z
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jBaltimore' market.
BAIrlHoRE, November Is.

h -I|---||-|" n DAIIFAVRAt ENUVEu1VoI %
FLouR-Quiet unchanged. ..,.... .at.-
GRAuN-Wheat dull; Ohio and Indiana 81 30d
1 81 Corn-Whlte, T10SOc; yellow, 68c. 0ati
dull anda shade lower at 60062c. Rye aFm d
PROVISIONS Meas pork at S94 retail. Bacor
quiet; sides md clear rib at lBc; hams, 20c.
lWHuKY- Firm at 9lN9ac. r IIi ,a.
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,snSpeuSion at Cincinnati.
lIla id. CINCINNATI, Nov. %.

1'"' 'SANSINNAA1 SNS''S ~
Hoffman & Brothers, whisky refnera
and dealers, suspended payment to-day
Liabilities, $500, 900; assets, $95OgOO
They ask an extension, and think they
can pay their debts. .'a M
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Rumored Attempt to Shoot King Will
William.
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS. Ii,I.
Acceptance Of Amnesty by two
r Spanish Counts

,Fhe Couunts Of cheste and ColongaeS ac-
cepted the govt amnesty, and have sworn
fidelity TO the Constitution, and have been.
restored to their Captain Generalship. 4
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NoTICE-HAVING PURCHASED
In the Merchant Tailoring EStAbliBhm6nt Of
A. n. Adams, No. 81 Monroe street, Wheeling,
We would b. glad to have our friends call aud ex-
anime our stock OF Cloths, CaEslmeres and Vest
inRS, which We are prepared 10 make up 70 order
in good style, on short notice. A hrat-Class stock
Of Gentlemen'A Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand j. +. LAKIN d CO.,
Merchant TAilofA
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NO. 81
Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEv YoRK, November q.

q 'l'" NEW YoRK, November q.
GoLD Weak and very dull al day; opened at
1l1K; closed At 1Ilx. Loans I09 per cent car
ryinG, CleaEAnceS about $85, ,000, 900. NJ gar1j
STElLp(o B1CHANOE-BankerB' bills 100.
HoNEY-hArket4 49S per cent al cl0Be.
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Position Of the Army Of the Loire.
va BERLIN, November 81. g
The main body Of the army of the
Loire IS asccrtatned to occupy an en-.
I'd ..r,niLinr, hniHrnnn AHihnnnN. and
Rumors of French Successeg.

Tours ,dlspatches announce severe
and general engagement in progress.
French victories along the Loire are
claimed, and itiEl reported that the Ger
mans have been routed and arc retiring.
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Seventy Cannon Captured.
BY the capitulAtion of La Fero seventy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

Brig Rising sun MeC.y Ponce r. Il dsy' ms" and ''''ea
Brig Crceu.a Fling, Ehabetngon =, a.
Brig W. Armstrong Wright hsnabo, r. IL days sugar ana
B1s Caroline Davis P.Iss%o % day, ttqis
scHooyKRs-Kyrs coAsrwIsH
Martha p. King Hartford Golden Ray Hartford
Henrietta, Hartford b. Strens hoesporii;
Minquas Providence. Edward W ooten Providence.
Python El1abethport Connecticut, Ebksbetbpot
Geo. Wellington Einsbetbpor. p Webster. Ki1stehpoh
Francis Colin gI1abethpor. Jane. Barrett Ehlahshpoh
Justice, BB,abethport Liberty, shabethpoIS
"a Ewing, Enlabethport Rsssoe El1abs nsppSrs,
Lake, Rsndout Oliver Avery hoplout
ens proviSence Henry 8bbs New Bedford
Clara Post, Porehesfr Ella Brdgep9,,I
Jos Allen Hampstead Harbor. Thos Cshli Newhven.
ssrab j Hoyt New Haven Agnes ReppelIr New Haven.
R.h, nG soreu es River Mary Mr.bon Pail River
Helen Eewport Yarmouth HyannIs
HstSi Clis6T% Belfast JaeIm, Belfast.
!. 6,. H. 9 SdisS Bridgeport Garnet Se Bedford
sacoess New-LoDdon
BELOW.
Ship Cynosure Costello Liverpool April q mise
ship Il. @. scranton Williams Liverpool April TO-
ANCHORED aUARsSusB-0uTwARD B0rSp
Bhg Bgn for Leghoni Oliver Cuts Tor Fort snnei
Muir, for =.
stesmshps-ana for Bremen Tsnf for Lyepcoi Columbia Tor
Havana via Nassau Kee Bermuda Gen Barnes for ssVann
Saratoga Norfolk &C. Ship ThmouDan for Liverpool seh
Julia Baker, for IIabor Island.
WIND-Sundown, moderate, g. hay
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posroy NAV 10 Arrived steamship Lawren rom Baltimore
WILMINGTON May l9Ceard, steamship VIM r. Clyde Tor new
say,yy.H Ga May 18Csred steamship Herman Livingston for
NwYork brig johanna Cronsa schrs Henrietta Tor boston,
CHEIEsToy Nav i9-Arhyed brig L. Yye from ST. Thomas
from New York Surprise and Ida RICHARDSON Dan0f
DISASTERS.
The n, bng T. Tomplns from NevYork for S. Johns r.
distress arrived yesterday Qsh having been IN contact Win
gg away cut down to the waters edge on the
port side . . -, c,., ,, 49,. r.,,,., A. crh.
tor the Clyde cargo 100 Of got aground near krcad
bright, and is breaking mp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon HOtel-The Hon. G. MoncktOn OF
England and Col. NJ. Hutton Of the British Army idoe
81 Nicholas UOteI-Ex Gov. Page OF Vermont, Judee
Ieyett and Judge Hurd of Ohio, the Hon. M. Town
send Of Troy DR. J. s. Deleyan OF Albany and 1SPa
WcMchaei and L. A. Cooley Of philadelphia ana Dr.
Parks OF Boston. - Everett House,; " Fox eek e9
ada Cant Tibbetfs OF steamship City OF London and
Max strakosch. - Fifth Avenue HoteimIh s,,a mon
tie Hon w M Ely BinghamtOn; the Hon. Z. L. Patrick,
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the Hon. c. r. Mills China, and Judge Lawless OF Rhode
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