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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
PROPRIETOR.

. DooBePllie, Wis.
JAMES JONES, PROPRIETOR.
H'HiS HOUSE, located nearly opposite the court
ii"use, Is the most capacious in the village. Is
new building rooms weil furnished, and the table
always supplied with the best the market affords A
new Barn is about being erected, wherein hoises can
be well c trei Tor at reasonable rates. xxll--2gtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
ais New

ct sled stake 'weIts" on the cranium
Mrs, Ed. Hite, the wife of merchant
tallor OF Lancaster, last week prcsc nted
her husband with three bouncing bows
Tho Herald ssys tits not known whether
any OF EN- got away or not, but the
father is happier than king over his
recent fortune, The Prairie du CHEN
OH'oa has just entered its se,entb
volume -. Subscribers of the TRlBryr
not receiving their papers regularly will,
plea notify us Of the fact and we will
try and ascertain the cause without de-
lay....A woman with an infant child,
giving her name rs Mrs Smith and
stating she was from Cedar Fails Iowa.
put up at the Commercial House, Ga>
lena, on Friday of last week, and after
stopping day left her child at the house
saying she was going to the post Office
Tor a letter she expected from her hus-
band, Minutes passed. hours hed,-and
ye landlord Of the Commercial has dc.
liyered the child to the superintendent Of
the poor house of Jo Dlvess county.
'.,.. Crawford county talks some
OF organizing on agricultural so.
ciety 1t is proposed to invest $500 in
grounds The society scans to be on
the stock principle, and the Press saws
most OF the shares are already taken. -
we wonder how the people of Mineral
tolnt teel about organizing something of
the same kind in this city. Guess we
can do it. AT La Crosse German
was accidently shot in the ia q by some
boys who were firing at a mark ON Thurs
day afternoon last, inaicting painful
but not dangerous wound VIM. Meu. |
ser is digging the cellar under his saloon |
several feet deeper, with a view to lower |
the saloon to ground lovel, which will
be about four feet. :. The Dodgeyille
Dramatic troupe give Histrionc enter,
talnment on Saturday the 9th inst
VIM. \. Curry is engaged in pulling
down the old frame building formerly oc
cupied by Mrs. Delaney, on Commerce
st, intending this summer to build one |
story stone store>roem where the old one
now stands. Two or three Goleno
grain dealers have met with severe losses
from the recent decline in grain at New
orleans, We ure Of tho opinion that n
considerable amount of cash has been
unproitably expended by our grain mer-
chants during the past six months. !.
The Mississippi and Galena rivers are
now free from ice, and the Gazette saws
several large steamers have run up to
Galena, takiDg large quantities of grain
for st. Louis and New Orleans Brown
OF the Galena Gazette, recently caught
an lsraelitish friend Of his eating a
hearty meal from one of Ryan's sugar.
cured hams. You should Mt tattle
Brown. Prof A. II Tqttle, of the De.
partment Of Natural Science in the Nor
NAL School at Platteville has resigned
IA sidewalk is being laid on Vine
street, from the corner Of Jerusalem 10
Front Wen like that Tint suits US
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

hRUGlS rS.-Also Dealers in Paints and Oils of
~ al kinds. large Stock Of well-assorted Wall
Paper kept constantly on hand. Xxxv-22
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
ALEX, WILSON,

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and
~ Agent for n. W. Mutual Life Insurance Company
aud Republic Fire Insurance Company. ONCE oppo-
ate the City tiall, upstairs, Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
". uif.ToN, M. I'd,

DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. once in Coads
Block, over Dellers store, corner OF High and
IheHnut streets, Mineral Point, MS. Particular
Attention paidt0 Operative surgery. Xyln-le
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

"SHo'F'LY HArs," are the newell
things out in tho hat line Guyprl.
FINGER he's lot of them, which are po-
ing OFT like hot cakes Call soon or YOU
will be too late.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
o. G. SMITH,

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. No
- tary Pablo, Dodgeyille Wisconsin. Office in
she CHRONICLE Office. xxl-l4.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

TEMPERATE LECTURES Rev. ]
WALKER, grand lecturer of the Indepen.
dent Order of Good Templars of this State.
w''l lecture at the following places during
the COMING wneL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
J. q. NOgFETT, VI. ID.
DE. GEORGE GIBSON,

DuYSiCiAN AND SURGEON, once ia MoTetts
l Drug Store, High street, Mineral Point, xxi-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
E. u. WEBER,

A Tf0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law Office
n IN East Front Room first foor) Of the City Hail.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. xxI-I3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
MOSES NJ SIRGNG,

| AS resumed the practice Of Law and will attend
l. the of the Circuit Court in the Counties
OF Iowa, la Fayete, Grant, Crawford and Rchland.
Once at his residence Ia Mineral Point. XX-86
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
IL W. REESE. GEORGE NULL
REESE g. MULKS,

A TT0RNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW +,
"A Dodgevlie, Wis. Attend to collections and pr.c.
tIce In all the Courts Of this State XXi-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

FARMERS wishing Screened Flax
seed to SOW the coming season can procure
i of us, at Mineral Point or Belmont Sta.
inn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
PHILIP LAWRENCE.

[ tNhR VI DEALERS N BOOKS, STATIONERY
Blank Books, wall Papers Pa, /, Goods, etc
- 1Ae Posi Once, Mineral Point, W II-I1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

w. III. VAN DUSEN, vi. L.,
DHYslCGAN AND SURGEON. Linden Iowa Co.
i Wisconsin, xxn8l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

PuBLIC Schools ENTERTAINMENT.
= The following letter explains itself an d
we hope a general attendance of our people
VIII be secured at the enterta inment spoken
of:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
April 9th. 1870.

4, hprll oln, 1870.
MEssRs, BENNETT & TEAsDALE, Geats.- A
soclai entertainment will be given by the
FIRST Department Of the Public Schools
at the lst ward building on FRIDAY evening
OF tins week. 1t is the close of the Winter
term All are cordia lily invited to attend,
especially ''ye editors" Admission 2b
cents Funds to be applied to the purchase
OF apiano for the use of the schools.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

LIST of new books added to tho
Circulating Library at the Post Office since
the publication of the catalogue.
:. II United Netherlands-M -Motley-4-yoL
- 20 our Great -Saml. Bowlcs.
- 20 rater Murdi-Eev H. +. Burr.
:. ~ Ecce C@lum--by Conn. Pastor.
= 20 Brave Lady-by the Author Of
John Halifax.
= ~ W ives aud Widows Mrs. Stephens.
= So Adventures of Verdant Green.
=. 81 Jane Ere.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

PORTLAND, Feb. 8, 1876.
The pe9body funeral neet Is breaking up. The
United StaIes steamer Benicia sailed to-day for
Portsmouth. N. L., ana the Plymouth will follow
Tomorrow. The monitors Terror and Miantonomoh
viii leave here IN a few days.
The Brtisn iron-cad Monarch, Captain Cominc-
rell has received orders TO sail for Portsmouth.
England, direct aud will leave here on Saturday or
Sunday next without going TO Boston or 10 New
York.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1870,
Lieutenant Henry q. Nichols IL detached from duty
at League Island and ordered TO the Philadelphia
Navy Yard.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Francis I. Gilbert is
detached from the Dacotah and ordered to settle
accounts
First Assistant Engineer Clark Fisher Is detached
from the Yantic ana awaits orders.
Passed Asslstaat Paymaster H. Trumbull is de-
tached from duty in the Bureau Of Provisions and
Clothing and ordered to the st Marys ON the Ist OF
March.
Ensign Daniel Delehanty is detached from the
Delaware, and Ensign James u Adams from the
Navy YARD, Mare island CAL, and ordered TO the
St Margs.
Captain N. B. Harrison, late Commandant OF Mid
shplnen at the Annapolis Naval Academy, arrived
here TO-DAY In the Phlox Chief Engineer BothwIcE,
and lett this evening Tor Philadelphia TO put the
Congress in commission tomorrow. The Congress
has been assigned as The flagship OF the southern
division OF the North Atlantic squadron Commodore
Greea headquarters at Key West.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET. LONDON. Feb 80 Z.
the account. American securities closed quiet ana
steady. United states 1ve-twenty bonds, 1852, ";
1868, old, 66X; 1857, 85X; ten-fortles S4A; Erie
Railway shares l9s< Illinois Centrals, 1864; Auau'
TIC and Great Western, 27.
FhANxFORT .BoURsE. req. o.
united states nvetwenty bonds closed nrm anu
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Corr0N NMARKEr.-LIvERP00f- Feb. 81
Evenlng.-The cotton market closed nrner, Dut not
guotably higher. Aiddllng uplands, llhd.; mid
ding orleans, llhd. 1lssd The sales or the dav
nave been 10, 600 bales. The shipments OF cotton
from Bombay 10 this port. for the week ending the
9TH instant, have been Il, 900 bales.
HAyRE CorToN MARKET.-HAvRE, Feb. 8.-Cotton
opened quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FEB. s-EyenDg.-The receipts OF wheat at thls
port for the past three days nave been l2600 quar-
tcrs, OF winch 10000 are American. The closing
prices aTe:-Wheat, es l0d IS. lid. per GENITAL for
California white and s.. 3d. ss. 4d. for red winter.
Corn. 26s. 3d. per quarter for European.
Feb. S-Evening.-Pork declining. Lard. 12s. per
cwt. Bacon, SIS. per cwt. for new Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkET.-LIvERPooL,. Feb.
6-4 7. A.-Renned petroleum Is. Id per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARgEr.--L0NDos, Fec. SD r.
M.-Tallow hrmer, but unchanged. sperm OIL nrmer.
sugar, see. per cwt for No ~ Dutch standard, on
the spot, ana 2ss. per cwt. for do, afoat Calcutta
linseed, 6ss Cd. Linseed cakes 60 So. 90 l0s pei
ton for thin 00oRg for feeding Common r0siu
quiet. Refined petroleum firm and unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARKgT.-ANrwERP, Fen. e.--Petro
leum closed with declining tendency; standard
white, 6s5af.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
o1o NO. =

Reunion or The George T. Trimblc Assocsa-
1iOn.
gathering OF kindred spirits--epirits actuated by
love OF good cheer, generous and genial men, who
had been boys together In days 'lang syne"-was
held at the St James Hotel last evening" The
occasion was the annual reunion Of the
George T. Trimbe Association OF the Ninth
class OF Old Public School No. 7, and q
more pleasing reunion-one fraught with all
the ENJOYMENT that lively dispositions, natural wit
and grateful memories or the past can give. IL may
safely be said was never held. At the head OF the
table was Mr. John W. Creation. q gentleman great
on scientific and gastronomlc problems, nanked on
one side by Mr. H. Adams one OF the trustees OF the
Congressman Cleveland, from New jersey, an
OLD ''seyener," ana Mr.. James A. Lucas, Presi-
dent OF The Ninth Glass Association OF Old No. IA,
VINO managed to look as philosophical and patri-
arca as an oid boy" and the father Of Ninth Glass
Association could be expected to. Around the board
were many men who have won themselves names
and stations OF envlabe emnence IN mercantile, po-
ltcal and professional life .lhc SlOe family, Chief
Kes0 Marshal T0oker. "Prnce ArJhGr' Bassett,
the Earle brothers, Andrew j. Garvey, Joshua
Cooley, Harvey Woods, samuel ID. Allison, Oscar q y
Purdy and half century or more or others as
well known as representative men and '.jOlly good
fellows" There was really splendid dinner. en-
llvened with speeches, songs, schOOlbOy chOruSeS
sparkling wit rapid repartee, laughter dd Ito. and
all the other accessories ,haG could tend to place the
evening among the happiest In the lives Of all who
were present.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
ORc.
CLEARED.

Steamship Ena Br), Lockhead, Liverpool via HanlaxJ
g Dale.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn Savannah Murray, Ferris
Co.
steamship James Adger, Lockwood. CharlesonH Nor
gan Co.
Steamship Niagara Brakeman, Norfolk, Ci.y Point and
Rtchnond--Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston--W Clvce.
Bark Bertha NC, Schwartz Roterdam-Funch, Edye &
Co.
Bark Templar, Bartlett, Cadiz-Lunt Bros.
Bark Wallace, Adams Buenos ayres-S Merchant & Co
schr Curtis fiiton, Hughes Santa Cruz, Cubaover!on
Hawkins.
schr Annie Seymour (Br), Newbod, Bermuda--Jones Il
Loush
schr Q G Wishart, ksson savannab-Ben,lcy, Miller &
Thomas.
schr Mary Mankin Tyler, Brunswick, Ga-van Brunt &
Siaght.
Schr Gen Torbert, Shepard, Philadelphia.
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin, Phiadepha-T Mckee.
Schr Hamburg snnborn Elizabetbp portChasc, Talbot
Co.
Co.
schr Richmond, Cobb, Providence-H w Jackson d Co.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
THE STATE ClPIVA,A.
Democratic Caucus on the Bill 90 Abol.
ish the Court Of Spec al
Sessions.
TEE BILE AaYAHnD TO.
Ar. Norton's Substitute for the Excise Bill
In the Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 8. 1870.

!. ALBANY, Feb. g. 1870.
caucus OF Democratic Senators and Assembly
men was held tonight In Senator Norton's room at
the Delavan House. with reference 10 the repeal Of
the act creating the Court OF Special Sessions which
wial probably DC introduced In the Assembly and
Senate tomorrow, and VIII receive more favor than
many OF its enemies count upon. There were pres.
ent at tue caucus Senator's Creamer, Genet
Norton ana Bradley, and Assemblymen Kiernan,
Cavanaugn, Murphy, Cooke, Piunkett, Frear Fields.
Bergen, CamppeI, Carey, Hennessy, Blair ana
Nachtman. Colonel M. {. Murphy presided; l.. ID.
Herman acted as secretary. Tweed was not pres
ent, nor the Speaker.
motion was made by Mr.. Herman tnat each
member OF the caucus should be bound by the action
OF the majority. whereupon Seoator Bradley and
AssemDymen Cavanaugh and Frear withdrew. Mr..
Cavanaagh stated that he Withdrew on account OF
the Intimate personal relations existing between
nimsei anu Judge bowling. Senator Bradley dId NOT
WISH 10 be boand by any action which would
interfere with tue interests OF his friends and Mr..
Frear was silent as to his course. Kieruan said that
ne OLA not IKE 10 pledge himself to future course
the presentation oI the BILL in 30 FAR rs II inter
Tered with the interests OF Judge Bxpy. but would
60 with the majority. When the roll was called the
only member voting In the negative was Tom Fields.
Inc Responsibility or presenting the repeal
Dill In the Assembly was knocked ABOUT
among the mempers OF the caucus ike
The honor or Otherwise. as the case may oe. II Is
said some OF Them did not want the honor. The
probability Is that the glory will iali to the char
man, the gallant colonel himself.
caucus viii be held Tomorrow night TO decide
upon name Tor Police Commissioner III Boswortns
place. Sheppard Knapp VII! probably ne the man.
for Regent or the Unlvefsity Francis Herman, VII
Nam Cassidy aud br. Henry J. Auaerson are men,
uoned Horato seymour aud Charles 0'Connof are
Also spoken or
Meeting Of the State Homeopathic Society.
ALBANY, Feb. s, 1870.
The State Homeopathic Society met ut the City
Hall to-day The President, In his address, stated
that there werelbout 500 homeopathic practitioners
In the ST ate and he thought several medical col
leges were sendfug out nearly loo annually. The
supply does equal the demand. He re-
commented the establlsnInenI OF an insane asylum
where The patients Stall oe treated with hompo
pathlc remedies No public business was Trans.
acted. The annual address was delivered In the
Assembly Chamber this evening. alter which the
society was entertained AZ the Dcayanl House 10y
tne Albany county Ioclesy.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, req. 8, 1917.
BILLS ISrRoDUCED.
BY Mr.. BANKs--lncorporating the American Com
mercial Association OF New YORK.
BILL PASSED.
To alter the commissioners map OF Brooklyn
REP0RTs.
BY Mr. HARDENDuRGH-To abolish the Contracting
Board and the system or repairing canals by con.
tract; also relative TO the Cauai department.
THE MLTRoPolITAN EXCISE LAW.
The bin TO repeal the Metropolitan Excise law was
then taken UP IN Committee OF the Whole.
MIR. NJ. NoRToN offered substitute Tor the bill ap-
plying 10 the whole state, creating board OF ex-
elise III each city, village and toWn. ln tue villages
the President or the village ana three members OF
the trustees are annually designated. ana in the
towns the supervisor and the Justices OF Lie Peace
shall constitute the board. In the cities the Mayor
and Board OF Aldermen shall appoint three Com
missioners OF Excise, at salary not exceeding
81 300 per annu The license Zee IN cities shan be
nxed IN The discretion OF the BOARD at sum not less
than thirty dollars nor more tbau $3.50; licenses TO
be granted on the written ppcation OF The appll-
cant. No license snail be required 10. sell liquors In
quantities over five gallons not To oe used on the
premises The license shalt not authorize sales on
sundays nor election days, except as 60 lote!s
tertaning travellers nor prevent the sale ol iager
beer On sundays III places not exposed TO pubic
view. lntoxicatlon shall be punishable Win tine
and Imprisonment.
Mr. THAYER wished to know whether the substi-
tute was the one that had Deen agreed upon
democratic caucus.
RMr. M. NORTON replied that he was not obliged to
answer That question; suffice II TO say the bill was
satisfactory TO nil.
ATler some discussion progress was reported ana
the substitute ordered To be printed.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Senate in committee disposed OF the following
bills:-AnleGding the Capital Ponce act-progress
reported; the Canal Appropriation bi-ordered 10
third reading; amending the general Manufacturing
act--ordered to third reading; amending the Re-
vlsed statutes conIerring authority on surrogates
TO appoint guardians Tor MINOR chiIdren-progress
reported; amending the Metropolitan Excise law
progress rep0rted to settle ana determine the CLAIM
OF the state against Weslchesier county
OF State taxes and TO provide Tor pay ment OF the
same-ordered to third reading; authorizing the
construction OF railroad IN i25th aud otner streets
and avenues III New Y0rk-ordered TO thlrd reading.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Feb s. 1870.
On motion OF Mr.. NJ. @. MURPHY the Military Code
Dill was ordered to third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. JACOBS the consideration Of the
Appropriation bill was postponed until tins evening
SUPERINTENDENT OF oNoNDAGA SALT SPRINGS.
The House disposed OF the following bills In COM
mittee:To abolish the Office OF superintendent and
deputy superintendent oil the OnondaXa salt springs
and appoint commissioner and deputy conlllls-
sioner
Mr.. LlTrLEJoHs sustained the motion. urging the
democracy to wat uGtu the terms Of the present
Mr. JACOBS thought the time 10 take action was
now, as gentlemen said the republicans would soon
be III power again.
Mr.. Aiyord's motion was rejected and the bill was
ordered to atbird reading.
PROTECTION OF woRKINGMEN FROM INJURY.
The bill TO amend the act protecting the life and
Hmb OF persons engaged in mining, engineering anu
other occupations was then considered Much de-
bate ensued On the nill, Messrs. White Bergen, Hen
messy and Graham insisting upon its necessity and
justice, ana Mesars Aivcrd Ltttlejohn ana OTHERS
opposing IL.
Mr. LIrTLEJoHS held that this was bill cacu-
lated to do more damage to the worklngmen than
anything else that could be conceived or III was
CD culaed TO lessen building and manufacturing en-
terprlses. No man would be found TO engage In an
enterprise with this law--iunctlng fine aud impris-
onnent on nim II an accident occurs-staring MN
In the face This law would react against the inter.
ests OF every labofing man IN the state. ne said
THIS In behalf OF tue workingmen, whose interest
ne had always had deeply at heart
Mr.. GRAHAM, WHO had offered the amendment
providing punishment, Gne or Imprisonment, with
drew tue imprisonment portion.
Mr.. LlTTLEIonN said that removed great portion
OF the objection 10 the btl
Mr.. ALyoRD insisted tRat the bill was in behalf OF
che skilled and wealthy contractor who could give
bonds, which a poor workman could not. lie
warned the workingmen 10 beware OF the snare cou-
tained In tins Dill.
Mr.. WHITE replied that 1t was right that skilled
worknen should have cnarge OF the WORK instead or
unski.led ones. IL was right for all reasons. lie
felt none OF the alarm expressed here. Lat the act
he passed, and II 1t had the effect OF Diminishing
work or operated otherwise inIurlousy IL could be
repealed next year.
All the amendments inserted by the Judiciary
Committee rendering the bill less stringent were
stricken out and the bill was then ordered TO third
reading
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The bill to enable the American and Foreign Bible
Society 10 consolidate with the Baptist Publication
Society was ordered to a third reading.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
was made q special order for tomorrow morning
At half past nine O'CLOCK instead OF tnis evening.
LII BILLS INTRODUCED.
By the SPEAKER-Relative to jurors In the Crimi
nal Law Court OF New YORK
BY Mr.. FfELDs-Amendin0 the act relative TO i'm
proving the streets OF New York.
BY MIR. CLARK--Authorzing the Brooklyn Common
Council to establish and MAINTAIN public baths
Adjourned until haf-past nine O'Clock tomorrow
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Victor, Gates New Orleans Jan go with mdsc
ana psssengers to Mallory Co. Experienced heavy
Steamship Mariposa Kemble. New Orleans Jan 80 with
very strong gale nearly the entire passage hove to south Of
Hntterax 81 hours.
entire passase Feb 4 10 AM. % miles north Of Hateras
board the body Of the a,e Lieutenant General Sir Charles
wndham, KcB. commander Of troops in British North
Steamship Champion, Locswood, Charleston FEB s. with
mess and paIsssngss so @ Mesan I Co.
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 70 the Old Dominion
Bark Unsn {swe}, schwensen, Marsefcs, SO days. with
mdse, TO Wendt Teens Bockmann. Had strong NE gales
on the coast and had po, ON board days. CHIC Is
schr Nellie Potter Gaskell. Warrington NC, days, with
the lower bay
experienced severe gale from NE the 4h 5th St
li,ms, bound to Philadcphs. with coors Union down
who no desired supply Of prov.oss which was Furnished
New York, hove too. =
RETuRrEp-Brig e Miller (Br) Cove, hence for Sierra
Hook been run into BY Embyn (Br hence for Queens
town. carrying away tho briggs foretopmas mantopmas
down almost waters edge she and anchored
in the lower bay The brig towed up the city by the
The Embyn viii probably up soon tho weather
moderates, to repair damages.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
stcanship Ashland, Crowc, Boston for New York. with
Brig Alma, Hendrickson, s.oninston for New York.
ROUND EAST
The following vessels anchor Fushlng Bay bound
Bark Juan Pearson, for Portland.
Schr Usorge, for Portland.
Schr Henry Cas'oa, for Boston,
schr sawa, for Providence.
Schr William Fisher. for ProyIdence.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

voses In the state. II they ges them, IT win defeat
an election OF Governor by the people and throw u
iu the Legislature, where Governor Stevens will u
doubtelIy be reelected. They also claim they cau
elect SUFFICIENT number OF their Candidates 70 tno
Legislature defeat election OF Unlteo States
Senator next June relying on the adherence 10 lner
favOrltes OF the republican members. Their state
and local tickets Will be Independent OF old paroles
Neither OF the other parties have announced public
speakers, while Mr.. Flint will occupy the deld untA
the election.
The temperance party has but little prominence
at the present ttuic.