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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30
Duncannon Items.-on Monday, the


22nd inst, a sad accident occurred to;a boy
named William Hamilton, of this place,
while out shooting. About two and half
miles west of town, as he was passing an
embankment, his gun slipped from his
hand and was discharged /; the contents
"a load of heavy shot entering his left side
and arm, intlicting painful, but it is
thought, not a painful wound.
On Wednesday, the Gath inst, n lad, son
of Joseph Lutsinger aged 8 years, in at
tempting to jump on a passing freight
train, at the r. r. Freight depot, was
struck by the step Of the car and knocked
to the ballast, receiving several severe cuts.
Although these boys have had several sad
warnings in cases of jumping on the cars
while in motion, yet it seemingly has not
the tendency of abolishing the dangerous
habit. The laws are in opposition to this
practice and should be enforced Parents
are responsible for the death or manning of
their children, if allowed to ump on ev-
cry train that is passing, We hope to see
less of it in the future.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30
Fires in the Woods.-The New York

Fires in the WOOds.-The New York
papers say:
A fire is raging in the mountains of West
Point and a large quantity of timber has
already been destroyed. There are fires in
the woods in nearly all the counties along
the Hudson, and the smoke is so dense in
some places as to make navigation difficult
on the river
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

%An Old Paper.-We had the pleasure last
week, of looking over copy of the Ameri-
can Mercury published at Hartford, in
1904. In it are some quite curious adver-
tisements, reminding one forcibly Of the
change that has taken place during seventy
years Among them was an advertisement
of lottery, which was to be held in Bos-
ton. 1t also contained q full account of
the trial of Robert Emmett, for the part he
took i'll the Irish instruction, and his ia
nous speech, delivered before the court on
that occasion. We are under obligation to
DR.. Sweeney for his kindness III sending it
to U.S..
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

A Fine Map of Europe is published by
E. Lloyd, of New York. Just at this time
the map is particularly valuable, giving as
it does, the most accurate view of the coun-
try, which at present, is the scene of the
terrible battles which are taking place be-
tween the French and Prussians. Persons
wanting one of these maps, can obtain it
by sending fifty cents to L. Lloyd, No. 80
Courtland St., New York.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

A Dangerous Leap.-On Monday,a young
man named Seibert, from the vicinity of
Union Deposit, was on the morning down
train; and when between Palmyra and
Annvile, the cars running at q speed of 25
miles an hour, his hat blew off, and he i'm
mediately sprang after it. Ho was obser-
we'd by seme Of the passengers to whirl
round lilo.a BAH, and then he lay as dead
The conductor being uniformed OF what
had taken place., the train passed OH, leav-
ing him as he had fallen. He was subse-
quently taken up in an unconscious con-
dition and taken back to Palmyra, where
lie was restored to consciousness, but his
injuries were quito serious.-LebanOn COu-
Ti6r.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

~ CuriOsity.-Wo were shown last week
an old potato which had been split open
by a perfectly formed new potato growing
in the centre. The old one was perfectly
sound and solid except where split open
by the growth of the new one.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

TailOring.-Having engaged the services
of competent man, the undersigned are
now prepared to furnish suits to order, or
make and trim any work which may be
sent in. f. Mortimer & Co.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

DAVID A. WALLACE, D. D., President
Monmouth College, Monmouth H., says
of sour fathers house," have found it an
interesting work. Tho sentiment is uni
formily correct, pure, and elevating in it's
tendency. The style is chaste, yet elegant.
Sec advertisement in another column.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

A Good Chance.-A property consisting
of a House, Barn and Acres of Land, sit
uated one-half-a-mile South of Bloomfield,
will be exchanged for Small Store or other
business, in any part of the State. Call on
or address W. II. ii. McClintock,
4t* New Bloomfield. PA.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

Good For IIim.--In tile Chambersburg
court, last week, William Davis was SEN
fenced to twelve years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary, for outraging the person of a
girl between nine and ten years of age.
The crime was committed five years ago
since which time the william managed to
escape arrest until recently.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

EX-GOy. Bigler announces that he has
left political life and joined the church. Are
we to understand from this that no politi-
clan can be consistent church member ?
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Church Notices.

In the Presbyterian basement, prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening. Preach
ing in the Court Room next Sabbath at II
O'Clock a. m, by Rev. John Edgar.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

A Basket Picnic, under the auspices of
Reformed and Lutheran Church, of this
borough, will be held at Milans's spring,
on Friday next, starting from the church
at o'clock A. M. All are invited.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

DR.. Sweeney wishes to notify the citizens
of Bloomfield and vicinity, that he is now
prepared to supply them with Pure Drugs
and Medicines. 1t =
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

Hand bills Circulars and all kinds Of Job
Work, done promptly, at the Times Office.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

Serious Accident.-On Friday afternoon
Sylvester Small, son Of Adam Small re-
siding in centre twp, was badly injured by
n tlresling machine. He was trying to
put on the belt which had slipped off when
his right arm was caught in the wheel
breaking the bones and tearing the ann
nearly off. DR.. Strckler was called to at
tend to the case, and thinks perhaps the
arm may he saved though at first it was
thought be so badly injured that it would
have to come off.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30
Tbe Gin1es, Mem BLOOMFIELD, ]Da.

LOOK HERE READER, we do not wish to
tell you that consumption can be cured
when the lungs are half consumed, nor that
Dr. Wonderful, or any other fellow, has
discovered a remedy that will make men
live forever and leave death to play for want
of work. No you have heard enough of
that, and we do not wonder that you have
by this time become disgusted with it. But
when we tell you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will positively cure the worst cases
of Catarrh, we only assert that which
thousands can testify to. Try it and you
will be convinced.
Sent by mail for sixty cents. Address
r. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo N. Y. For
sale by most druggists everywhere.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

x Fatal Accident.-Georgo Sweger, who
resided in Tyrone twp, short distance
from Loysville fell from over the thieshing
floor, on last Tuesday evening striking on
the prongs of dung fork which passed
through his abdomen injuring him so
badly that he died in less than an hour.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

- Spunky Rata few days since, a lady
in this borough hearing a disturbance in
the yard, ran out and found a large rat try
ing to drag good sized chicken into his
hole. She at once went to it's assistance
and tried to pull it AWAY, but the rat held
on until he pulled off the leg of the chick
en- with which he escaped
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-30

CB- While Oak Hall is the largest Cloth
ing House in America it is plain, unpre-
tending and comparatively inexpensive
building, costing no more than many other
houses whose costly material and fancy
work are in the place of large and commo-
dious salerooms.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-11
IPubl.c Resolution-No I3. /

Resolution to pass 10 the credit Of the National
ASYLUM for di-.l.ei volunteer si.iirrs the
funds lelal ginS to II for the relief OF sick and
wounded dIers-
Res lived by the senate and House IF Represen
taiiyes of the United states Of America il Con
gre>s assembled Ib.t the uneXpe IGed balance
Of the fund created by the seventeenth section of
the act approved +, bruary 9th, eighteen hum
drei aud siXty-f iUr, for the benefit OF the sick
and wounded liiers. shall be transfer d { the
National Asy uIn 4 Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
for the support Of lis heuefciayies.
Sec = And he it further resolved That the
M news Withheld because of the desertion Of any
person fem rIe volunteer forces Of the GATED
states, who il horne al tie rolls as a deserter,
shall not he paid TO him exccat rhe record If de
sertien shall have been Cancelled the s,e ground
that such record has been made eTruneuusly and
contrary t. the facts but such money shall be
and remain the property Of tire National Asy luIn
FIR Di-tauded Volunteer Soldiers for the support
If lis benefciaTieS.
Ap, r0ved March / 1870.
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Public Resolution No. III

A Resolution in r. lation to settlers on the late
Soak Indian reservation in the State OF Minne-
sp:a
L. solved By the Senate and House of Repre-
scniatives of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled. That the act OF Congress
approved March sixth one thousand eight hun
d ed and sixty EIGHT. entitled s. An ACT for the
relief Il settlers on the late Sioux Indian keser.
walton in the State If Minnesota be. and the
same is hereby, amended AS to allow the
settlers therein provided for until the first day Of
March, ammo domini eighteen hundred and sew
enty one, in which to make proof and payment
for their claims.
Approved March II, 1870.
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Public Resolution-No. 3.

Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into the
loss of the United states steamer - Oneida
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I?ublic-No 50.
An act TO Incorporate the Washington Homeo-
p1thic He.ICal SJc.ety.
Approved. April :. $50.

Te Z enacted by the Senate an Horse q Rep
re,et:a ives # the Tn tod states at America Ia
{ ,are-s assembled, That Iul 10 :. NtrIi. 'Fus
fave : Po,e. c W Sanucas- hni@t. L AIM
Ia J. and .ehu rgineri. All their s-.cia'es aud
success rs pHy-:citnS, b.. #Hd thy h&Ie5y a e.
rsa e a corn rat 81 hv the nsHe Of the " a>h'Hg-
ton IIaH., rafhc Mi al soCe Y. with al ne
powers ami privileges. aai subject 10 all the
dutje>. Liabilities. ami restrictions set ior'h Ia
this ct.
sc : And lie it further enacted, That said
corporation may h-ll real AMI personal estate 10
the al,iuu..t Of twenty Thousand dn iars.
SEC Ard BE 81 fu-IAer eutctei That tie
members of sail ciety, Ct suca "t Their lice :
or IN IIbers "a, they Sisl mp .fs sLa have The
power T. psac5i-r Inat.icii aud ~Ht-ert an" CD
i-cr their tees "a Thin the District Columbia.
Sc : and be it further ciactel, Iht- the
members Of aid -. stv, >-il g ts Y ice :
r mem err a. they -IaII app'Iaf, s.a haze tai
p syrrF ard ant GRITTY ta eX .mi = all candidates
AZ I-,.i.ersh . con ming the p- Ctic- II p c'iiH
Tneiics-l-. aga, surgery lTavi ei ,ai! la' d eases
IA n >u~r.In l c~ed ro.l eta a--cr. ari s.a ]
F,re-enr tier, tc- imatti II tA l. gEat.htaton~
.rgl some e ,Iv Authorized Ert.i;'l SlI Htia'l
ana If ruau such rI-lz.t osg t." : M CO d.
G.4fes vifEvUt except u ou AGO :aF q c1!fr.
shah b. L,- al igaiIlel i,s the rscttce "f asf"'
cine ,i Srs+ry. they >-Ti! Tec-ive iue trE'it 'i~
Of lemI r-l . ov size Icrse 40 lr'ct ce Iiie else
OF >r!tasrs uit-Iit Ire Hi~-rir- q tH+Uiua-l
sac 8 And be i; further enacted. h't any
act- ur n1.5s II acts C. rfiistiI- ~. 'Ar fs"N-s
j az # til. at he- and 4 o hereby, TeietlcI
approved! A!5rii . 1870.
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Whereas. OF the twenty-frurth dry Of January
last the Unitei States ste amer ''tneha, when
lcIving the plrt of Yokohama. Japan, came m
collision with the iii Penin-uiar and ''rientHi
mail steamer bombay. ana sunk am II M
stautiy with the loss # nearly all her Ulcers ana
the greater prrt of her men; aud whereas the
Navy Der artnleut has been unable, in answer 10
request Of tie Nnu-e IT representa- We, 10 c M
,Iriricate any detailed Or satisfactory ii;f "mafpn
ton hing the circumstances # tn" loss. beyni ~
extent asitlie number ofcasualtirs; and whereai
II appears that full and impartial ana sans
fscfGTv investigation ha- been ia de into the
causes of tile disaster. into the conduct oil the
rartie, I'M .,.icated in it i: Therefore,
Be-. II resolved by the Senate ana LloG>e 81
nerreseI tativeS Of the United State-of America IN
Congress assembled, That the crrisTH of the
NAVY shalt with the lea-t pr4ctIsihIe Cti1E,
order an iuqur, 70 be ma je INTO the particulars
of the boss OF sli Unit, States steamer ,'neidd,
end # her Officers a,l myn Including the suoSe-
aueut con sGct Of th- captain 81 tfe steamer
= tsoHibay with a view to ascertain the re>o'is
tilty .ur the col .i>ion iy witch She was destroy d.
and Tor the de truct N f If which a. enfed the
catastrophe. and make report 81 The slime 10
tungreSs-
Approved April :. 1870.
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An - -.l.f-- a,.-rr-isti ,i- f. he support e
the Military Academy TT TIE fiscal yeytr snt-
In. June dirt tth. eighteen huUd-z.. AMI sew
,ury-c,e.
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Re if enacted by III. Senate and Houqe ofRep-


Re il enacted by the Senate and Houee Of Rep
reseafaiiyes of the Uni,ei states ii Amerc. IN
Congress assembled, L at the Bu, lin tcn AID
MISSES mi hiver road Company. or It's "a
signs in the State Of Nebrt ka, may far ch,n-e
the location u that portion "f It's line that lies
west of the city Of Lincoln, siii Safe, shown
iy the map Thereof nBS on h.e in tie General
land once Of the United states. u secure
better and mure practicable route, ant 10 con-
ne, vi h the Union Pacific J:ai rutd It or near
the Fort h-arueY iese- 'aIon, said new line tc be
located within limits Of the land grant ni'tie
hv the United States t, aid in the construction
Provided, however. hat SAID line stall not be
located farther south tha the 81 tneri bonnds.-
~ line of township number seven. IN laid State,
and said change shall rot impair the rghls tn,
nor change the location Of the sad land grant,
and the said Company. its assigns. shall receive
No different IT other or grcafer quantity OF iand
than if this act had not passed. and no chan .e
had been M ads in the located Lille of said ia Dad.
Approved. May q, 1870
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TssH N4E.i s-lltE -tli it-F ti-N'sA '''
il.. June t.sirt til. ei-h,rcu huUd-z.. ana sev-
eHty-CHe-
rrft e7a-tcl b. the S-r4te AMI House # Repre-
-e1i4rive> g.: he Tit d >t1tsS Il aTrrf ia in { n
e-r-s assembled. Ttltt tIae Glowing -urS te. and
the same are he1 eby, appropriated eHt Il any
money in the treasury not vIhc wise 'Vpr Ittt.l
FIR the sup4,j of the Military AcutMy FIR Tie
wear erdias the thir.eIh OF june. eighteen hua-
drsd ant ss.veHry-uue-
T additional pay OF officers, and fr i3ay Of in
strurta7s Diets and fIu. clans, Two huTiIed and
five ihontrd two hundred ami nlneiy-ihrte dollars
and twenty cents;
FIR cIeg k - tTegsure-s, enc thousan fved hun
Dire i ! as:
Far contingent expenses If the departments of
uath MATES. artillery, cavalry. and inflntry.
- ,,anre and @uune v. practical engineering ciNIs
and military engineering. natural aud ezp"ri:;Iei-
Id pniio-o,hy an. compensation 10 attendant,
tire. nous and three huudred AID fifty dollars:
For new pes type, and materials Tor Office,
ard d-piomt- for graduates, one thousand three
lCnired duilus.
for transportation twelve hundred dollars;
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A PROCLAMATION.

81 TIE PRESIDENT or The usrrEDsr.rEs OF AxrRrc,.
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Public No. 51.l

An Act to authorize the burlington and Niss1uTi
River EairJsi Company, its asSigBS, to
change the established line Of said ru,d in tie
state Of Se5rasks.
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IOFFICIAL-I
laws OF TIE UNITED STATES
Passed at tire Second Session Of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
CUINA-ls6S.

.ppTTrnSaL sTrIcLxs TO The TEEsTT BETWEEN IIiE
UNITED STATES AND INA. OF JUNE Is. 1893.
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY AsSEssrH,)
Odyssey CoU~TT. NEVADA.
C.psoS CRY, My 9 1870.
LLPFCc9TS LIABLE TO PAY STATE AND
"A Corrrtv Taxes. for the year 1879. are hereby
notified that the annual poli-,ax of FaHr Dollars,
for the use Of the State and County due f ON each
f..aIe resident If this State over twenty one and
under sixty years Of age,
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Is ROW Due and Payable.

To the County Assessor or his Deputy; and all are
expected tn pay said tax when called upon. And
also, that the taxes on the personal property of
persons who do not own real estate within the
County of sufficient value 70 secure the taxes on
both the r real and personal properly, are due and
payable when the same is assessed. All taxes
payable in United Stat gold coin.
The laws provided for the collection Of the above
mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced.
GEORGE W. CHEDIC.
County Assessor.
By H. II. EExcR, Deputy.
once: Next door to the County Clerks once,
Cosnty Bedding. nys-Sm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
IPUBLIC-No. l12.I

AN ACT authorizing the establishment of water
meters for the Potomac water the laying of
additional water main from the distributing re-
seryoir of the Washington aqueduct, and for
other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
seutatives of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That in order to prevent unne-
cessary waste of Potomac water. and i'll order to
more fully enforce the laws OF the corporation of
Washington and Georgetown in relation to the
distribution OF the same, the engineer officer i'll
charge of the Washington aqueduct is hereby AT
thorized and empowered, after giving notice. to
shut OF the water when such notice shall be disre-
garded from any places where waste OF water is
occurring.
SEC. ?. And be it further enacted That the use of
Potomac water for mechanical and manufacturing
purposes, for private fountains, street aud pave
ment washers. shall be allowed only when. i'll the
opinion of said engineer, it will not be detrimental
to the general distribution OF water i'll the TWO
cities.
of water to all manufacturing establishments, hotels
livery stables, and other places requiring large
quantity. shall be determined by meters erected ana
maintained at the expense OF the consumer; and the
said corporations of Washington ana GtorSetown
shall charge and collect for the quantity SO deter
mined price not exceeding three cents per nun
dred gallons.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That said en-.
gineer officer shall to be furnished and laid
from the distributing reservoir OF the Washington
aquedrct to Capitol Hill in the city of Washington
along such route as he shall determine, an iron
main of thirty-six inches in diameter connected
with the present mains at such points as he shall
direct, and that the entire cost thereof shall be
borne propOrtiOnately by the corporations of Wash
ington and Georgetown and in order to provide for
such cost the said corporations hereby empOw-
cred and authorized to increase the present water
rates and water taxes to such an amount as may by
them he deemed necessary. rIIl
SEC 5. And be it further enacted That for the
purpose Of enabling the corporations aforesaid to
carry out the provisions Of this act it shall be
competent for them to borrow, in such proportions
as they may deem necessary, sum Of money not
for the city of Washington, and forty thousand
dollars for the city Of Georgetown, redeemable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28

withdrawn; and the drenlatin so
shall bed istributed smon&tlle states ana lsSrito
ries. having less than their proportion so ass TO
equalize the same. And it shall be the GuIy OF tne
Controller of the Currency, under the Iiectlon ~
The Secretary Of the Treasury, f0ftlwith g max
requisition for the amount thereof upon the panks
above indicated as. herein prescribed. ana upon
failure Of such associations, any OF them, 70 Ie
turn the amount required within one year II snail
be the duty OF the Controller OF the Currency 70 sen
at public auction, having given twenty DAYS no.lce
thereof in one daily newspaper printed in Washing
deposited by said association, as security for SAID
circulation equal to the circulation to he withdrawn
from said association and not returned il colnpli.
ance with such requisition; and the Controller OF
the Currency shall with the proceeds redeem so
MANY of the notes Of said banking association, as
thew come into the treasury, as viii equal the
amount required and not so returned and shall pay
the balance if any, to such banking ASSOCIATIONS
Provided That no circulation shall lie Withdrawn
under the provisions of this section until after the
fty-four millions granted in the first section shall
have been taken up.
the expiratiOu of six months from the passage OF
this act any banking association located IL, any
State having than its proportion OF circTa'ion
may be removed to any State having less IMAM us
proportion OF circulation under such rules anu re-
gllatons as the Controller OF the Currency, WIN
the approval of the Secretary OF the Treasury may
require Provided. That the amount OF the Issue ol
said banks shall not be deducted from the amount
OF new issue provided for in this act.
Approved, July II. 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-28
A STEAMER IN A GALE.
The Late Storm at SeR-A shaky Time
on Board an Ocean steamer.

The City of Brussels had pretty rough
time of it during her late voyage from
Liverpool to New York. She encountered
very boisterous weather while III the chan
mel. and fell in with gale that tested her
strength severely shortly after she had left
Queenstown. From the thirteenth to the
fifteenth instant there We're heavy head
seas. and on the eighteenth. about midnight
the barometer began to fall rapidly and
soon afterward terrific gale came up
during which all sail had to be taken IN. III
grew to a perfect hurricane the following
Sunday, when the sea broke over the vessei
as though she had been the merest GIMP: al
one time it ran so high that the passengers
began to show signs of a panic, but the ON
GERS quoted their fears by pretending tEat
there was no danger whatever. During the
gale the steamer shipped a great deal ot
water. the waves dashing into the CABINS
and breaking several articles OF furniture to
pieces. Several barrels containing empty
bottles. which had been stored upon deck,
were also driven into the cabin. creating the
utmost CONSERVATION among the passengers
and raising CAIN generally with the fur-
niture. The wind, meanwhile, blew SO
tierccly that fears We're entertained that the
shrouds would be blown away. The steamer
however. sustained no serious damage anu
arrived safely at New York last Monday.