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SHERIFF'S SALE.

80 hNhE ~ ~ - IN Lzs \
Df virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias issued
ID out of the Circuit Court of Carroll county
State OF Mary land, at the suit of Theo. l.,
fritchey aud WIN. b. Thomas, trading under
the name, firm and style of Thee. l.. Fritchey
Co., against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements Of William II. II. Geatty, and 10
me directed, have seized the following pro-
perty, VIZ all the right, title, interest and
claim OF the said William Ii. II. Geatty, both
at law and IN equity, OF, in and to all that lot
or parcel OF land situate in the corporate limits
OF Westminster, on Green Street, called "Tim-
Der Ridge Resurveyed,' containing one quar-
by. two story Frame Dwelling. Ii yssa
being the same lot or parcel OF land &fs6laN
which was conveyed by Edward s.hEA
Lynch and wife to the said William LashlEs
II. ii. Geatty by deed dated the eighth day of
January, in the year eighteen hundred and
seventy, and recorded amongst the land records
OF Carroll county, in Liber J. b. b., No. 80,
Folion so, &c.
Also all the following Personal Property l
Parlor Stove, Cooking Stove, Sofa, half doz.
Chairs, Bureau, Safe and Table, Bedsteads,
Clothes Press, lot Of Carpet, Chest, Clock, &C.
1 hereby give notice that on Saturday, The
on day Of Novsmber, 1870 between the hours
OF and O'Clock, p. NJ, on the premises, will
oher all the right, title, interest and estate at
law and In equity, OF the said William II. II.
Geatty, in aud In the aforesaid parcel Of land
ana personal property, so seized and taken in
execution, at Public Sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash.
JOHN TRACEY,
oct l3-ts Sheriff.
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CRIicaes.

A I 81, 8, 10, i and l2l cents, as low
n as before the war, at
APT II. l.. NaEris G. Co.'S.
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DOnestIcs.

MQsLiNS, Linseys, Prints, Ginghams
WI &c. &C., very cheap, at
mar 8 e. X. GERNANDiS.
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!, IHE lsisnds;of william stiner. II NJ
Mlnusor, n Hampstead pi1lricf. nrsse@
hi14 p Z candsda<e for SlItrIl| Ia 1671 ~,.I
Ject e NE detlsion II t|,o soi1iuati = cc,:.
Patty. '|'; ,,s. Il NJ X & 3, X
HTEVENSoN,S sun,rssi y N S<S Ss-s
rs Ron Healer. NJ hoaaelsold 65A| n
s sas one Saves time. Iai,qf ana 'os
MN expense For sale at -
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DRY GOODS AT COST AND LESS.
Fl. L. NonnIs 4 Co.
M ILL sell their present stock of Summer
w Goods Of all kinds from now until Sen.
TENDER LIST, at cost and less for cash, in order
to he ready for the fall trade.
angf II. l.. NORRIS 4 Co.
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SHoEs and Boots of all kinds, at very
y low prices, at ~;
sep % II. L. Norris g Co.'S.
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Estate of Francis Matthias, deceased

JoHy NJ. YISGLlSG, Auctioneer.
oct Cts
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Also on the same day and place, the under
signed, as Administrator of Susan Reifsnider,
deceased, and by virtue of an order of the Or
phans' Court for Carroll county, will sell at
Public Sale, the following personal property,
to witt
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fIhile w ehtnerDOareu House
with basement story under ii,
Bank Barn with wagon shed
and corn crib attached. and
nthar "a aon..,a.,, 80. IN.
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From Political Matters
Uther Iiems.

CHICAGO. July Hon. Mark Fl.
Dunnell yesterday received the Re
publican nomination for Congress
from the First Minnesota District.
Wilson, a Democrat. is the present
representative. Resolutions we're
passed endorsing Grants Administra-
ton; against adding payment of pub
lie debt to burden the present genera
ton; for reduction of taxation, and
calls for a reduction Of tariff to the
revenue standard,
At a recent session of the United
States District Court of Iowa, judg-
ments were rendered in a railroad
bond case to the amout of 1926. 600
Chief Justice Chase and daughter
arrived here from Washington last
night, aud left on the Illinois Central
Railroad this morning for the South
A young man named Smith, work
ing in the priniers's furiture ware
house of Simons & Co., was instantly
killed this afternoon, by falling down
a hatchway, distance of fifty feet.
There has beon a general prevalence
of rain through the Northwest the
past week, which will prove of i'm
mense benefit to the crops.
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CONDENSED TELEGgABs.

FRIDAY, July 8.
Gold closed in New York. yesterday, at
1i5s
Ground was broken yesterday, on the
Memphis q. st. Louis Railroad.
Five hundred more Chinese have been
forwarded to the states f.om san Fran
cisco.
Chas. ZuckIenwerdt blew his brains out
yesterday morning, in 1t. Louis; cause,
mean WHISKY.
The synod of the Old and New School
Pre- byterIan Church is in session at St.
Louis. The attendance is not large.
One man was killed and another injured
by a collision of two fire engines in Phila
delphia.
Proposals are invited in New York City.
for sS GOD 900 of seven per cent. bonds of the
cii y OF New Orleans
To the great fire at cold Hin, California,
forty buIfdtpgs We're deStroJ ed. Loss $780,
600. Insurance $4,000.
Chas. Bier, an indianapolis mechanic,
was fatally injured yesterday aft moon,
while attempting TO jump on freight
train.
John Hugh Smith, Ex- Mayor and Judge
of the Criminal Court of Nashville, died
yesterday, O congestion of the lungs, su-
perinduced by al unreasonable cold bath.
The Commercial Oil works of Ktrkpat-
ricB & l. ons. at Pit sbu g, were destroy ed
partially insured.
A Scotch woman named Elizabeth Nc
MILAN committed suicide by drown ng
herself at Cincinnati, yesterday, on ac-
count OF grief for the loss Of her parents.
Wells. Fargo & Cos directors have re-
solved to csli meeting of he s. ockhold-
eFs on the first of Sept nj Der, to vote on
the prOposed reduction of capital from $751;
O00,CO0 TO S5,0C0,000
John NJ. Smith, Claim Agent, of Balti-
more, for obtaining pension money on
forged aud counterfeit affi davits was yes
terday sentenced To pay a Il ne OF S5 eco and
imprisOn menJ for twenty mOnt.s in the
county jail.
A Con vention of the Lyman Alpha F5p-
SilOn SCciet1-s met ia Memphis, on
wednesday, in the United states Court
rooms The attendance was large, princI-
pally from the south, a. nd others we're ar
riving s. ). Murdoch, of Georgia, pre-
sides
Inthe case of Joseph II. Ramsey and
others VS. the Erie Railway Com pany. in
the New York Courts, the plaintiffs moved
to vacate the order char ging the place of
trial Fl ON the County of Delaware to the
County of New York. The motion was de-
MED by Judge Manning.
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Correspondence of N. y. Standard
PURITAN HINESF.
The Real Condition OF the hlnPse In
MaSsaChusetts-Theie CleaHly
Habits

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, July l.
Puritan Chinese seems to be as proper
as it is literal appelation for the la
test Asiatic immigration into the Bay
State Commonwealth. for 10 sooner
had they set foot upon the soil tran
the question of how their S0ies would
be made aud their souls saved was at
once simultaneously seized upon
All Sing, the chief mandarin or the
commander, brought with him coTa-
mandatory letters from a Protestant
Mission Sunday School at San Fran
cisco, where he was wont TO attend. He
seems a jealous friend of sacred
things, especially the Sunday School
The Chinese religion seems to have
been left behind them in the old Faith
erland, and the rank and file appear
somewhat enviOus-mOre curious than
zealous-to learn and know moro of
Ah Sir g's Sunday School affair. Per-
mission has been accorded to four de
nominations-the Episcopal, Presby
teIiau, Congregational and Methodist
to hold Sabbath School exercises
ia the mauulsctory on Sabbath after
poons. So much has been written
about these interesting Orientals, and
so much at variance with actual facts,
1 that Summer tourists will find agreea
bic diversion in q visit TO the place.
/ The town is located IN a most
/ charming and romantic spot. almost
under the lofty range of mountains,
sheltered from the winds Of Winter
/ aud shaded by densest foliage of IN
Vulnerable trees. The river winds its
way along the valley and hill sides
aud seems to moisten and temper the
| Summer winds But little distance
off is the famous Hoosac tunnel, and
around the rocks, and ever so many
times across the river, the railroad
tracks curve a serpentlne passage
Excellent hotels. of which the Berk
shire is not the least, afford the bes
accommodation for man and beast
The cool breozes along the extensive
piazza on this warm July day, as !
write, come with healing on thei,
wings" and the we'll sprinkled streets
seem fresh In their new moisture.
L must coCfess that l came her
thoroughly saturated with prejudict
against the Chinese, Mr.. Sampson
and the new Massachusetts, ''cooli
slave trade" for all the eminent ant
reliable sons of Crispiu had tolt
me the abomination of desolation tha
these things lad wrought. After
sufficient preliminary skirmishine
exterioraly. l applied to Mr. Samp
son for permission to serutinize tn
Inside manageme nts. He is a gentle
manly pers0a, of perhaps forty year
Of aFe, dressed elegantly, but in per
feet taste. a high, broad forehead
q massive Psychological development
indicating a strong mind and benevc
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, July 6, via Key WEST,
July THE Captain General will
probably go to Santiago de Cuba.
Gen. Valmesada has left Bayama
to 60 there also,
Troops in the vicinity Of Santiago
de Cuba are acting altogether on the
defensive
Col. BaImes, who is in command at
Santiago de Cuba, had made demands
for relnforcements, but was unable to
get any.
Various reports represent, posi-
lively, that the Spanish troops were
defeated in several engagements re-
Gently with the insurgent leaders,
Diaz and Gomez.
The situation OF the Spaniards in
the Eastern Department Is unfavora-
bic. Planters are holding meetings,
aud nearly all of them refuse to obey
the emancipation laws, and will resist
freeing slaves.
A large amonnt of money is being
raised to send 10 Spain, Iii order TO
avoid the execution of the law, and
secure its repeal.
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Tho Port OF Entry Bill.

A WASHINGTON dispatch to the Gin
cinnati Gazette. of yesterday, contains
the gratifying intelligence that the
United States Senate had passed the
House bill, making certain cities
Ports Of Eotry, including Evansville
among others. This will be crafty
ing intelligence to our importers. and
is especially complimentary to our
city. We copy the following details
of the bill:
The Port of Entry section of the
Tax bill, as passed by the Senate, pro
vides that whenever any merchandise.
except wine, distilled spirits and per-
ishable or explosive articles, or ar
ticles in bulk. imported at the ports
of New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore, Portland (Maine), Port
Huron, New Orleans or San Francis
co, shall appear by the invoice to be
consigned to or destined for either of
the following places: New York
Boston, Providence. Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New Orleans, Portland,
(Maine), Buffalo, CHICAGO. Gin
cinnati, ST. Louis. Evansville
Milwaukee, Louisville, Cleveland.
San Francisco, Portland (Oregop), !,
Memphis or Mobile. the Collector at
the port of arrival shall allow the
owner or agent to make entry thereof
for warehouse or immediate transpor
tation, designating the route by which
the goods are to be forwarded The
eutry is to be compared with the in
voice, and duly sworn to, aud such
enumeration made by the Custom
House officers as to satisfy them of
the character Of the articles imported
and such merchandise is to have pri-
ority Of time in the examination made
by officers, but examination for ap-
praisemeDt and payment Of duties
4 shall be made at the port of destina-
ton. The owner or agent is to give
bond, with not less than two
suretles, in double the invoice
value, with duties added, which
bond may be executed at the port of
| final destination. and transmitted to
the Collector of the port of arrival.
This merchandise is cnly to be deliv-
cred TO and transported by such COM
mon carriers rs the Secretary OF the
| Treasury may designate, and such
common carriers are made response
BILE to the Uaited States, and are to
give bonds for the faithful perform
ance of this work. This merchandise
/ is to be transported in cars, vessels or
vehicles fastened with locks or seals,
and under the exclusive control OF
officers OF the Customs. and Inspect
/ ors are to be appointed by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, and stationed
along the lines at the expense
of the companies, and there shall
/ be no unloading or tIaBshipPipg be-
/ tween the ports of arrival and final
/ destination The merchandise may,
under proper supervision, be trans
/ ferred from On importing vessel di-
rectly to the car. or other means for
Transporting The same. and the Seere
! tary of the Treasury may authorize
/ bonded warehouses especially for the
reception of these goods, The pro
/ visions of the bill are to apply TO i'm
portations from or TO Europe, and
from or 10 Asia, or the islands ada
cent thereto. via the Uoited States
As this, in all its main features, is the
House bill it seem almost certain
that it will pass.
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ImDortant WbIsly Case.

CINCINNATI. July 7.-Au import
ant whisky case against Schwab and
others, before United States Commis
sioner Halliday. is in progress. The
government rested its case to day No
evidence appearing against Messrs.
Schwab, Levi, McGeehan aud Dod
worth, on the part of the defendants,
they were discharged,
The horse fair, at Dayton, was larg
ly attended to day. Lodeis' Lew.
Sayres took the first premium for
trotting, by horses that never beat
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Chic Teachers, AssncInlIon.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July7.-The most
interesting discussion, in the State
Teachers Association to day, was on
the best method for conducting couu-
ty examinations of teachers. a reso-
lutiOns was adopted favoriug a law
for the appointment of County Super.
intendeots of Schools.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, a.
q. Deuell, of Urbana; Recording Sec
retary, j. L. Lukins, Of Kent; Cor
responding Secretary, U. I. Currio. of
Cincinnati.
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chew nor smoke, aud their habits are
moral. They are as Incompatible to
coolies" as the clear sky to murky
clouds. Even giving due oonsider3
ton to the complaints of the idle
Crispins, and allowing that Mr.. Samp-
son Heay have been wrong IL. some
particulars, the testimony of the
masses shows that IN the main the
Crispins have done a foolish wrong to
themselves and the manufactory-a
wrong that will probably be righted
by the new, cheap, skilled Chinese
labor, A. SAINT,
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IndIsn Flght-Massacrc of whites

LARAMIE CRY, w. T., July T.
The Laramie Sentinel of the 7th
says:
AFTER dark last night, a man came
into Sherman Station from North
Park, and reported that there had
been a general massacre of white mi.
ners at that place by the Ujes. The
report, as it comes to us, is that par
" of Cheyennes came in there, and
the Utes went to the miners to get
them to help to fight the Chey-
enues. which they refused to do. The
fight then occurred between the Utes
and Cheyennes. which lasted FIVE
hours, when the latter fed. The
Utes then went at the miners and
killed all they could find of them"
Our informant states that he
buried three killed at John Gilman's
cabin. or near it. One was a nan
named Shipman, who was sick, and ia
the care Of Mr.. Van Dyke, from
whom we published a letter a few
days ago. We did not learn the
names of the others. They were all
very much maDgled. and their heads
chopped to pieces. Up to the present
writing, Van Dyke has not been heard
from, though his coat aud hat were
found at his cabin. In the present
state of excitement it is difficult to
get at the facts, but We regard it as
certain that the IItes have broken
out on the United States, and several
have been killed over at the park"
Later reports say that the North
Park massacre is undoubtedly true.
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IL contains ali the News Of the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mail.
variety is the Spice Of Life" and every
ssue of the JOURNAL Is full OF q variety OF
News, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports of the Markets OF
all the commercial centers OF the country
I's Reports Of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
It aims to be a reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead Of all others IA
every respect
The aim OF its Editors is to make it the
paper for the peoples instructive to all;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, the me-
chanic; a household companion the
politicians guide-in fact, TO make 10 ss
nearly EVERYBODY's paper as possible.
RtreY Men ,01I Rnd our Reports not ez-
celIed by any paper ta zee great Mississip1f
Valley!
Oar facilities for doing al kinds of
job Printing for Steamboats, are an
eqHaLd.
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- nARnroEr,s REMEDIES. en-.

K. LARSEOETss REMEDzES, en-
pIoyed IN a IS years successful prac-
fice Only al %. CanCerOus Blood Eradl-
Gator. a certain cure for all diseases OF the
SKIN and Blood! Blenhorrhoeal Extract
and Virus NeuiTalizel, cures all diseases
OF the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary organs
&c Seminal weakness causes half the
diseases afIi citing mankind, but science
and experience have conquered the most
eradfcaf ed, with full manly vigor ana en-
fovments restored. by DR.. LARMONT'
NE<UOLIEE e and local appliances! Bro
gen Gown systems rebuilt and constitu-
fiODs made perfectly healthy after disease
has destroyed FLESH AND Boz e! From
the inefn eieDcy of doctors and advertised
rem edies, DIR LarmOnt has put his medt-
cfpes a. this oW price. His Paris, London,
and New Yolk Medical ADVISER and Mar
rage Guide (460 pages 100 plates, cloth,)
containing information Of vital impor-
tance tn every person, mailed for 81.
Address all letters, stating case fully. to
Or. LARMONT & CO.. no Broadway, New
York, apps d3m cod
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FRIDAY. July s. fs70.
BY an announcement in az

BY an announcement IN another
column it will be seen that Judge
JAMES G. JONES, of the Circuit Court,
is candidate for Judge of the Cir
cult Court Of this county. The Judge
is well known to every man and child
In Vanderburgh county, and his quail
iGcations for the position thoroughly
understood by every voter.
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Fram st. LouIs-YarlOus Items.

ST LOUIS. July Additional cav
airy has heen stationed along the line
Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, to
protect the settlements from Indians
Gen. Schofeld and family leave
Fort Lsavenworth to-day for San
Francisco.
The general court martial which has
been in session at Fort Leavenworth
for the past six months, has been dis
solved, and the officers composing ii
ordered to join their command at the
front.
Over 1900 surplus government
mules will be sold at Leavenworth,
the sale commencing July 11th.
Track laying, on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, eastward from Denver, was
commenced on Tuesday. and is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Gseeond Dispateh.l
ST. Louis, July 7.-Prof. Raymond
and several of the teachers and stu
dents of Vassar College have returned
from their trip to Colorado.
The Democrat has letter from Ft.
Gill, Indian Territory, stating that
the Kiowas, Camanches. Arrapah zoe
and part of the Cheyenne Indians
are on the war path. and detailing a
number of depredations committed
by them. in which several white men
were killed, and a large number of
mules and cattle run of. A Quaker
agent was obliged to arm his en-
ployees and call for troops to defend
his agency.
Since the rain here yesterday, the
mercury susk 20 to 25 degrees.
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CoNsTAETINOPLE, July THE
Viceroy of Egypt has arrived here.
He is we'll received by the Sultan.
GLASGOW. July THE brothers
Seize, New York tobacconists, have
been discharged, on surrendering into
the hands of the Court e13,000, an
amount sufficient TO cover their al
legged defalcation.
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Evansville, Indiana.

-AVKHG PURCHASED OF 3
G1 SCHAPKER. assignee of ii. Field
man & Co the entire stock and book ac-
counts of sal firm, 1 VIII continue the
WhOIeSa ale Piece Goods business a. the old
stald No. 81 First street, " here ! VIII be
nappy to see a ! the old and new custom
ers. All persons indebted 20 the late firm
of III. Feidman & Go. are spectfuily re-
auested TO call and settle their accounts
II. BEOMMELHAUS.
II Fedman and A. VeTWsyLe. rorTnerly
connected with the firm OF Fl. Feldman &
Co.. viii be found ready to wait on all
their old friends. COe ZhauSer. formerly
Of Schapker, Busslng & Co., will be found
at the office. b.
Evansville, Ind, June = 1870. je28 lwd
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New Tork Items .

NEW YORK, July Judge Bar
nard, this afternoon, epioined the
Lake Shore and Michigan Railroad
from using any influence or solicit
alton to send passengers CT tfe ght
over the New York Central and
Hudson River Roads in preference to
Erie. and from giving the patrons of
one road any favor or advantages
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OMAHA. July Large quantities
Of gold have arrived herr from the
GuIch miaes on Bear River. ia
Northern Colorado. TIE reports
from the new mines are encouraging.
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The Henderson Land EntorDrfse-
Ticket No. 80 ESQ Wins the Great
PrfZe-DraWiag Progressing

LOUISVILLE. July The drawing
of the Henderson Land Schem is
progressing tonight at Weisiger Hall.
An immense crowd is In attendance.
Ticket 1880 drew the first prize.
The drawing will occupy the best
part Of tonight. a committee of our
first citizens is superinteuding it.
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CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, No. =, ,33l.
AMOUNT INs JRED, $4,000.
Tie Safe Deposit Go. Of New York,
NO8 IdD fIICL 10 LlIUUtItLttUI NvF IltDcTtV
FRANCIS II JEFKs President

FIRE .ERICK Fo TER, Seer eJary.
HECEsFEkBs New YORK, Jan. 49, 1870
from the MyTLie soap Co, deed OF a
brown ston5 dwelling, situated on the
north side of Third street, in the CITY OF
Brooklyn, Kings County, New York for
account OF whom IL NAV coDcern, for safe
keeping with and bY this COMBS for
tue tum OF twenty five thousand dollars
lawful money, to which IA cunt the re-
sponslbllity of this Compzny in regard tC
this deposit Is HEREBY limited.
signed By FRANCIS IL. JENKs, Pres't.
Countersigned by FREQ. FOsTER, Sec'y,
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Canadian Items.

OTTowA, July THE Government
has had no information that Amer
lean vessels have been stopped in the
Straits of CsDso.
QUEBEC, July 7.-Priuce Arthur
embarked on the Crocodile, last even
ing. for England.
Another large fire occurred at San
gueuay, which lasted eight days. The
Government has been applied to for
twenty five thousand dollars to aid
the sufferers.