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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-07

| NEW ORLEANS, June a. 1870. :
J. n GARDNER. Agent Grover 4 Baker sevinu
machine Co., 1872 Canal street. New Orleans;
oir-#e are much in want Of two Of your FAMILY
sewing Machines and propose give yen In exchange
1or them' ono esch Singer and whee,er 4 wilson If
you accept our OFFER it win take from NJ the last of ave
OF the other patterns Of machines We have
OF 70 give place to yours We had much experience
with several Of the leading Sewing Machines and feel
tnss We can say without injustice any one that tho
Elastic Stitch Machine Of your Companys make lie far
superior to any that have used. It's smplim,ty,
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ana elasticity Of its seam, qualities we have never
found equaed in other Since the introduction of
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been favorite with children, and oten source of
muon contention among them to who should have
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have had Eve Of your Sewing Machines in constant USE
and large quantities Of work of every description for
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earlieat opportunity. SISTER ANGELICA.
jylo 2m Directress st. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum.
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SEWING MACHINES.

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I BONTEMPS, DYER AND sCOURFR 1ee,r.y5-.-
%sr e between Carondelet and Barenae srest Cor
"SEy OF bourbon street for q great number veaTn
III. Bontemps informs his friends ase6 pahIH q.
Sonera that he has bisbed himself te DyrS
securing and Cleaning business At the above plaee SH
s osners VIII be attended to with and dispsso II
TAILOR 10 attached to the establishment who Vii
70 repairing and mending of clothing Sneoiaif~
mourning orders from the country preuSxy nstsn 49,
~ ao71y
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mer: Feiler and Brader. All the different
Sewing Machines for sale Sloas celebrated Elliptic
ana the Howe Sewing Machine-the first inyenfeH Az
one from which all others take their origin N Eind
OF machines repaired. Needles, Silk Thread and on
Ior ~ Kinds OF Machines Machines can be sent by EI
Press with the bill to be collected on delivery Of Ma
Snlne Al hschlnes warranted at the Great Southern
M 8. HEDRICK, 81 and IIs Canal at
AkeH"0 "ahted. ldei2 1yi New Orleana
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PE ER MAR KEY,

p ER MARK KEY,
,. LUMBER HEksCHhYv-r
And proprietor Of the CresoeDt PlsnID1 = S1nISy
corner OF 1Sneon and EuphrOsine streasa Ii1fs e.S
70 Greer: New Basin Shell Road side Nes-sFrl@aa@
and W1S.,hP ~ oi Dressed Flooring CenE Ghelviuz
Sna e@sner b0arding; also, Rough Yeies 80 -,
az s lathe and Shingles Orders tsf g Ben
shipments. "''OAAT SSsseaesoa Rea Is -
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Always in order and ready to
sew. Such is its simplicity, and
the ease with which 1t is under
stood, that the child of six years
and the grandmother of seventy
can operate 1t successfully. The
thread is used from the original
spool without rewinding. Every
Machine is Furnished with Herr
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{ AUrloN---.-. CAUTION. CAUTION
respectfully call the attention of the busness com
10 the ioow1ng certificate, in relation to e d
CEILING STAMP: AVN Van
Y. 3. An1AneAR's OFFICE, 1sT DIST OF La
= .o..;c- A.. a., -. New Orleans June II, 1870. (
certify that the Z. d. Cham beriain Cutting and
DaunR Sanceing stamp Is the Machine DESIGNATED and
1 OF by CSmnissioner G. Deano for the cances.
etc as designated in Schedule B Circular No 80 and
MI ~ h ChahnperlatnA B. +. J0UBERT,
Assessor First Dist. of La.
SAID can be procured all first class Station
SLs IN TINS CITY, and through representative Mr.
nnhhA' w. t. LEWIS. Sole Agent
SeneTa 4ngraver and Stencil Cutter.
No. Old Levee, opposite PostofRce
fSS-A5socation Badges neatly engraved Seal Presses
LODI ratee; Hame Plates, Stencil Brands Burning
bIsnnS AIphabets, Figures. Stencil Ink Brushes and
lndelible Ink. cheap snd guaranteed. ieIS 3m
JOSEPH RAYMOND,
Dealer In
MOSS Wool, Hides, Beeswax, TalIow, etc.,
Cu'srmDOUss street. New or1eana La,
diass Bon seq 20 "a -,
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OF POPULAR AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
FAVOR
This new Family Machine is adapted to q creator
range and variety of work than other in existence
sewing with ease from the FINEST and LIGHTEST
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Is PERFECTLY SIMPLE,
Light Running, and Easy to Manage,
an1 almost noiseess in operation. Uses q straight
needle, and makes perfect work.
Every Machine Guaranteed as Represented.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE OF
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Singers No. Machine, for Tailor's use, reduced
$50 90
Singers Imperial Machine, with roller presser foot
for hne leather work. Observation-Disclosures. az %
WIN. E. COOPER g. CO.,
General Agents for Louisiana, Texas, Alabama and
Southern Mississippi to whom all applications
for Agencies should be addressed.
Office, No. 2 Camp Street, New Orleans, La.
full and complete assortment of SILK TWIST |
LINEN THREAD, COTTON, OIL, NEEDLES etc
on hand, at manufacturers prices les Iy
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PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE co11PANY,
No. % Camp street,
Il Board Of Trustees.
domingo Fatjo, VIM. A. Shropshire
| Samr M Todd, FA Patterson
s. N. Moody, Gabriel Pascal
! arthur eorstali, T. b. Blanchard, Jr.
Alexander Marks, Charles Ramon.
This Company is taking Fire. River and Marine Risks
the very lowest gives the assured return
Of fifteen per cent the scrip the COMPANY at the
| ono VI 'ne year. ~ ne msy prefer. no14ly
WIN. B. NORRIS & CO.,
Fire, River and Marine Insurance Aoencv
| CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
] MILLIONS.
1f EINA..---- -.---....----..---..o of Hartford
dOME..--.. of New York
The Leading Insurance Companies of the United States
Record of Losses Paid ean mn mn
Al as Ss.ss s
,s.e s~ 's WIZ ScSis
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, Corner Camp and Canal streets
Premiums received ending the year ssss,a77 81
L9 ths s.n maIss. Expenses ETC.. paid during
Assets the sIst Of December 1850 7Ssa %
r. W. Hmoks Secretary: j. Turxs, prssident.
Directors:
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MUTUAL AID LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Officers:
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H. a. hlIE-
!, H,iirectors-C w Newton, w. C. Shepard Dr. d. @ |
1oiiaay' L. L. lays, W. j. johnson.
Office, No. 81 Common street,
Entrance Fee, s5
AT the death of any animal assessment of DC on
oc. Is made according to tho class which Il In en-
800 jyl7 3m
VILE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST.
ves in the $500 '"1A "i'eS
WorklnSmen's Mutual Insurance Society -
No 90 Camp street, upstairs
Only one payment and that 25 cents for each wear Of
nd then only 80 cents paid by each snryiyor a.,
10 Class IN W Mich the deceased is insured
Call for copies of charter laws with crnl,po
OnS "a M " Ptna ~
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JEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Office, No. 10 Exchange Alley.
I'M her nj Sell GAG, 900
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1 MS association insures against Fire Marina and
Yer Risks and pays Losses in Europe through the firm
hraeutler & Melville, of London. eA '"' LII"
Q. CAVAROC President.
b. POTHIER Vice. President
,eD q. LANAUX- Secretary
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
SAN DIEGO AS A HEALTH RESORT.
The New York Tribune has the fol-

lowing suggestive paragraph:
1.-The California coast may yet be
selected in preference to any other
part of the world IS resort for con-
sumptises, the more southern portion
of that State surprising, in respect to
the two e:sentials-equa Die tempera-
ture and dry air-the Riviera Or the
Island of Madeira. The extremes OF
temperature In January and July and
the rainfall in the three localities are
thus stated: Mentone, 40 and 10 de-
grees temperature, with % inches
rainfall; Funchal, 60 and 70 degrees,
with 80 inches; San Diego, 81 and y
degrees, with only 10 inches rainfall.
IL these facts can be generally made
known, and the inference as to the
suita bleness Of the climate be correct,
that which is worth to invalids more
than all her gold may be found on
our Pacific shore.
We are not surprised to hear that a
number of invalids from the East
have taken rooms in the Horton
House, the finest hotel in Southern
California Whatever the delay in
completing the Southern Pacific r. r.
we are confident the climate Of San
Diego must make that city favorite
resort and soon give to it q large pop
ulation.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1870.
FRAUDS.

The most impudent Of all the bra
zen assertions of the justly vanquished
Brady party are those about frauds.
Such rascals talking virtuously of
fraud is richness! If frauds have
prevailed anywhere, they are most
glaring and easily proven where Bra
dy has majorities. Let US examine
f,cts
Yuma county has population Of
about 1900 and cast 7OS votes; Yava-
PAL has population of 2l34 and cast
AS per latest advices, but few votes Ell
Their way from 1850. This gives one
vote to q population in Yuma, and
one to 2 persons in Yavapai. Yuma
gave Mccormick majority and Yav-
apai, Brady. According to popula-
ton, frauds are more apparent in the
only Brady stronghold.
: Again, well informed men of both
PARTIES wrote us before and since elect
ion that at Phenix every voter there
was known and did not aggregate 80,
and that Mccormick should have 50
to 40 and Brady 40 to so; the former
cot 80. the latter 14S! One of the
Phenix election clerks sends list OF
names of over 60 illegal voters all OF
whom voted for Brady. Two Demo-
Gratis, one Brady man, write protest
ingly of the bold frauds perpetrated
there in the interest of Brady; anoth-
or Democrat writes so votes cast
here for Brady can be declared illegal"
Other letters are to the same effect,
and ask that something be done to
punish the guilty ones.
At Adamsville, Brady precinct,
many fraudulent votes were cast, and
a letter from there says ''every illegal
vote cast here was for Brady"
Whose vote was swelled by fraud :
Brady's.
The subject will have further inves-
tigation.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

country. and who are its real friends,
will welcome all worthy people as
they arrive, from whatever quarter
they may come, and, as Arizona's
great need is population, will do cv-
erything to invite and encourage set
tiers rather than to rcpel them.
We have said enough TO show that
the address we have thus hastily
reviewed was sufici mt in itself to lead
all the Territorial officers to desire tho
success OF Mccormick and the defeat
of set Of men who could favoraoly
endorse such an unfair and unwarrant-
able document. We need say 10
more excepting to call attention to its
closing prediction, that Pima County
would give Brady an overwhelming
majority. Such prediction was in
full keeping with the remainder of the
address" and we are not surprised
that it was formally signed by
shameless scoundrel like Dooner, who
at the time was not even citizen, or
by a simpleton like Sam Drachman,
or by a short sighted and disappointed
stranger like Bennett; but we are at
a loss to know why men like Hodges,
Wood and Levin who have some rep
utation for political fairness and sa-
gacity, should have committed them
selves to such an egregious blunder.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
U. 5. District Court.

Judge John Titus, presiding, and o.
Buckalew, clerk. This court opened
Nov. q, the following cases were
called and upon hearing dimissed.
The Q. S. VS.. the property of the an
nexed named persons: Charles Lau-
or, T. A. Neville, Alfred Friar, G. 81,
Curry, Palatine Robinson, Elias Bre-
WORT. These actions were commenced
in 1864, for the confscation Of the pro-
perty of defendants, and after drag
ging along for so many years have all
been dismissed. Next week we shall
give the history and many incidents
OF these suits.
After the disposal of these cases, the
court adjourned to next Monday.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
District Court.

Nov. 81, the cases of Milton b.
Duffield and J. E. McCatiirJ-, noticed
in our last mum Der, We're called and
postponed until June Is, 1871, has
much as Judge Titus is all important
witness in each, and another Judge
will then preside, as about that time
the other Jud ges will be present i'll
Tucson to hold a session Of the Su-
preme Court
Several civil cases were called and
continued.
The Territory of Arizona VS.. Felipe
Amabisca.
This case was tried before a jury on
the sd instant, James E. McCaffry,
District Attorney for Pima County
for prosecution and Hon. Coles BaS h
ford for the defence.
The indictment was found in Yu-
ma Gotlnty, wnGre the uCfondant re-
sides, III May last.
The venue was changed on the APP
plication Of the defendant to this Co.
The Indictment wa Coz branding q
certain cow with the brand of the de-
PENDANT, it beng alleged that said
COW was the property Of another per-
son, III violation OF the following sta
tute, Howell Code, Page 81, Section
s., to-wit:
Every person who shall mark or
brand alter or deface the mark OF
brand Of any horse, mare, colt, jack,
jennet, mule, or any one or more head
of neat cattle Or sheep, goat, hog,
shoat, or pig not his Or her own pro
perty, but belonging to some other
person, or cause the same to be done,
uah intent thereby to stoG the same, or
to prevent Identification thereof by the
true owner, shall on conviction there
of be punished by imprisonment in
the Territorial prison for term not
less than one year nor more than five
years.
The prosecution being unable to
procure their witnesses, the defendant
being determined on having a verdict
Of jury on the charges against him,
that the case be tried on the
testimony as taken before the Justice
of the Peace on the primary examina-
ton, which was full and complete.
The testimony tended to show that
there was a dispute about the owner
ship of the COW in question. That the
defendant had purchased large num-
Der of Texas cattle, of various brands.
That in case the defendant was not !
5he owner of the COW, he had good
reason for believing that he was such
owner. And that the trouble grew
out Of confusion of brands, and that
here was no intent on the part of the
defendant to steal the COW, or in any
wise to appropriate her to his own
lse unlawfully,
After the case had been argued to
he Jury by counsel, and an able and
lear charge to the Jury from the
Court, the Jury retired to their room,
md in about three minutes came into
court with a verdict that the defend
lnt was not guilty of the crime
,harged against him.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
Probate Court.

Nov. "a, court met pursuant to ad-
journment. Present, John Ander-
son, Judge, and T. Fl. Goodwin, Cpk.
The petition of Charles A. Shibell
for appointment as administrator of
the estates of Thomas z. Harris and
George Macumber were heard and
granted, and bonds of $1,000 in each
case were ordered to be given.
Nov. %, W. @. Ferguson, James
Shea and G. o. Brown were appoint
ed appraisers of the estates of Thomas
R. Harris and George Macumber.
On petitions Of Administrator Shi-
bell to sell real estate of both the
above-named estates, it was ordered
that ON December 9Th there should be
a hearing and determination of the
same.
Application to sell real estate at
private sale, of the estate of J. F.
Stone, was made by George Stone,
Administrator, and hearing set for
December 5.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

The Proprietor would respectfully -
nounce to the community Of Tucson al
travelling public, that he has retittcd Iii.
House in the latest style, and cannot hc
eXcellcd east of San Francisco, or west "
ST. Louis for neatuess, or,lcr, or acca;a-
modatons
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
Ell Territorio de Arizona contra Fe-

Ell Territorio de Arizona contra Fe-
lipe Amabisca
Este case fue juzgado ante ell jurado
Ell % del corriente en- 81 cual J. Z. Nc
Caffry era por ell actor y ell Hon. Coles
Bashford por 81 acusado.
La GUERILLA Sc formo en el condalo
dc Yuma en- donde residi, I'll acusldo
en- Mayo pasado.
Sc efectuo eambio de lugar a este
condado por APPLICATION del acusado.
La GUERILLA fuo por haber helrado
una cielta vaca con IL narea del acu-
sado ailrmandose que la tai vaca per
tenecia otra Dersona, violando asi ell
estatuto siguiente, Codigo dc Howell.
Pagina 81, Seccion IS, saber
"Cualquier persona que marque
here altele bore la marea Ficno de
cualquier caballo yegua, potro, burro,
mulao cualquier otro otros animoles
domesticos o carnero, cabra, cerdo 0
lechon no siendo de ell de ella sino
pertenecicndo otra persona que Sc
haga hacer por medios agenos con i'll
tcncion de robar 10 mismo 0 impedir
Ia identification del propio dneno; Sc
ia en- case de estar convicto castigado
con encarcelamients que III sea mcnos
de un ano III pase de cineo."
Siendo ell actor incapaz de producer
evideneias determinadose el acusado
en- ease de tener ell dictamen del jura-
do sobre los cargos hcchos contra ell
consentir en- que Sc juzgase Ell case con
las evidencias que Sc habian tornado
ante ell Juez de Paz en- Ia examinaci-
ON prilnaria Ia cual era perfecta y
FL testimonio tendia a mostrar que
habia una disputa sobre la posecion
legitima dc la vaca en- question.
Que 81 acusado habia comprado un
gran numero de reces Tejanas con va
rios fierros.
Que ell case que ell acusado no fuese
Ell dueno de La dicha vaca tenia Ducnas
razones para Greer que 81 10 era.
Y que la diicultad dilnanu de una
confusion de marcaS no na siendo in
tencion de parte del acusado para TO-
barse la vaca, nj de ning,lna manera
a preciarla para SUI propio uso ilegiti-
Inamonte.
Despues de que Sc hubo disputado ell
,aso y que Sc hizo un bisn esplicado
cargo al Jurado por parte de la Corte,
i Jurado Sc retro a SUI cuarto, e,, /
;osa &c tres minutes vinioron Ia cor
5e con el dictamon de que ell acusado !
40 era culpable del crimen que Sc 10
niligia
Nov. "a, Juan Borqucz VS.. Leopoho
Calri' lo-verdict for plaintiff
November %, N. B. Apple versus
Sylvester Mowry, action for debt.
Verdict for plaintiff in the SUM of $3.50
.. S. currency and interest at ten per
cent. per annum from July %, 1862
llso the sum of $5,O39.74 Z. S. cur
and legal interest from Jan.
|, 1868; also the sum of $50 q. S.
and legal interest from Jan.
}, 1868.
Case OF Alonzo Brown versus ". J.
Osborne was submitted to the Court
or discrimination.
Court in session to-day, Nov. &c.
Probate Court.
Nov % cO,Jrt J,.t pursuant IO a6-
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

Keeps constantly on hand Il large supply
Of the best quality Of WINES and LIu-
U ORS of ali kinds, and the choicest
brands OF WINES and FRENCH BRAN
DIES for Medicinal purposes. Also just
received large quantity Of the finest in
ported Havana Cigars
A large and spacious BTLLIAR
Il 0 o NJ, elegantly furnished and fitted
UP, where the guests may entertain tite,n-
selves after their own tastes
Nov. 49, Ii.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H0T'It

y J. TTELAf il hereby appointed
Agent Of the Colorado Steam Navigation
Company NJ Yrna, in place Of z. p.
FUTILE, resigned.
). POLUAMt'S. Jr-.
Superintendent.
Noy - ~
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

JUST SO.-In one of our letters of
congratulation from an old citizen is
the following:
"The CITIZEN was needed. The
Arizonan did not amount to shucks.
Its editor never had two ideas above
an oyster"
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

DAYS warm end nights cool this week.
THE next Eastern mail leaves to-mor-
row evening at five O'clock
THIRTY teams Of Cept. Mowry arrived
this week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-12
Nows of the Day.

A fire at Logansport, Indiana, Thurs
day night destroyed the boot and shoe
store Of Geo. 0Iika, and two'livery stables
connected with the Eaton House, and
several other stables. The fire Is suppos'
ed to he tho work Of an incendlary. Loss
$4,000; partially covered by insurance.
The large distillcry, rectEing house
and vinegar factory Of ]. Kerchapf & Co.,
has been seized in Chicago. The frauds
are heavy and the proof Is complete.
The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency have only one more witness TO ex.
anime, and will make n report on the New
York gold panic towards the close Of next
week. a',Jit. .<iMT ij
The Alabama Legislature haS tlcterlnln.
ed to adjourn on tho 25th Inst A special
session Of tho Uuited States District Court
meets ut Montgomery; on tho 14th inst,
Judge Bustccd presiding. @
The steamship Vile de Paris, put into
Halifax, last night, short Of coal. The
voyage having been 'prolongetlby storm
She will arrive ut New York, on Sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-12
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
Loss Of the Maggie Hayes near He.
lena..sTen Lives Lost.
MENpuIs Fcb 10

!
A special to the A1lancN1 from Helena,
this A. NJ. from Capt Matt. Glass, Of the
steamer Commercial, says: "The steamer
Maggie Hayes, from Now Orleans for
Pittsburgh, blew upa the chute near he.
lena, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
killing Captain Martin, the I'd engineer
and eight deck hands. The ed clerk, Mr..
Rose, was badly but not fatally scalded.
The passengers are all safe. We have
them and tho balance Of the crew."
Owing to the fact that the cable across
tho Mississippi here Is not working no
further particulars have been received,
but the Commercial, with tho passengers,
will be hero this p. NJ, when full par
tlculars will bc heard and forwarded.
"a 3IESir9ls, Feb. II.
Further adviccs from tho Maggie Hays
disaster, statc the boats cargo Is total
loss. Tho remains of Captain Martin,
have been recovered. A pleasure party
from Cincinnati, were on board, but all
escaped. The arrival Of the Commercial,
with tho crew and passengers, Is anxious
ly looked for.
The LcClgerS Helena special says: Im-
mcdiatcly after tho explosion Of the boiler
of the Maggie Hayes, she sunk. The body
of Capt Barney Martin was blown into
the afr, but was afterwards found In the
hold. The second engineer, Henry Nc
DermOtt, was badly scaldcd, and died in
five minutes. Jimmy Reese, second clerk,
was slightly scaldcd. Three deck hands
and ono fireman were killed outright; the
body Of the other was burned or blown
into tho river. Nc Dcrmott, who had
shipped ut New Orleans, III place Of the
engineer discharged, was buried on the
go Of sugar. She was owned by Capt.
Ben. CoiIrscr and james Reese, Of Pitts,
burgh, and valued ut $4,000 here. The
first clerk lIud come, here by rIil from
New Orleans, and thus, doubtless, saved
his life. 1t Is said by river men tint her
boilers were known u bc defective