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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-02

FoRG ERY.-A young man named R. c.
Nash, who, during the occupation of this
city By the Federal troops, was employed
in the provost -marshal's office, and was
we'll known, came here from Washington q
few days ago and put up at the Marshall
House, reporting that he was in the service
of the United States Government as Trea-
sury detective. Yesterday evening he re-
presented to Mr.. S. Dealham that he was
going to he married Immediately, and
wanted suit of clothes. AS it appeared
to be case of emergency Mr.. Dealham let
him have q sixty-dollar suit, in payment of
which he presented check for $3.50 on a
Washington bank, drawn by W. H. Whit
ley, and received the clothes and ninety
dollars in bank notes. About s o'clock this
morning he hired valuable horse and
buggy from MIR. James Chatham to go, as
he said, to Washington; but, as has since
been found out, he took the Fredericksburg
road, and was accompanied by a young
man whom, it is supposed, he induced to
take ride with him by false statements.
Mr.. Dealham sent to Washington early this
morning to have the check cashed, and re-
ccivcd II telegram informing him that it
was forgery. Nash went Off without pay
ing his board bill at the hotel, and owes the
proprietors Of the house about twenty dol
lars Dor, owed money. Mr.. Chatham, when
be found out that Mr.. Dealham's check was
forgery, started off to Washington to hunt
for his horse and buggy, and Mr.. Dealham
has autographed tssthe police Of Washington
and Fredericksburg to be on the lookout
for the rascal. -dtendndria Gazette.
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DR. KIERSTEAD
UNRIVALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.

The great internal and external medicine Will
cure headache in five minutes, toothache In one
minute neuralgia, rheumatism, coughs and cold,
cramps and cholic, sprains, diarrhPa, fever and
acne cholera morbus, Inflammation OF the KID
news piles, burns, foul stomach, and many other
diseases and ailments of the human body too nu'
merous to enumerate.
It is diruetic, curing diseases OF the kidneys
and bladder It Is tonic and stimulant, giving an
Enpette and inrigorating the system; 1t Is a dia-
phoretic, causing Precipitation and alaying fever
Il is an expectoraut, acting the lungs, ana gooo
in ali throat and lung diseases.
There is not q pain or ache, nervous or imam
matory, but that
THE KING OF ALL PAIN
will relieve, and in most instances entirely cure.
II should always be used before any other remedy
IS tried for It Is almost certain in every case to be
the only thing needed.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all druggists, apothecaries, and dealers
everywhere.
W. H. BROWN BROTHER,
sole proprietors
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, BALTIMORE, Md.
[se lS-eod6ml
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VIRGINIA. News

DIsABrLrr1Es.-The Senate bill for tho
removal Of political disabilities hae been
added to considerably.
W. .. Downey, Of Leesburg, has written
" strictly private letter. to Mr.. Senator
Robertson, Of South Carolina, Directing to
the passage Of any bill removing political
disabilities from Virginians, whom be styles
Infamous Rebels" and particularly men
tons Messrs. Gray, Fox, and Harrison, Of
Loudoun, as unworthy Of clemency. The
letter is on file.
MIR. Keer, on Monday, introduced in the
House bill to remove the political disa-
bilities Of ]. F. Johnston, of Virginia.
The name of Asa Rogers has been stricken
from the Senate bill for the removal of dis
bilitics. At whose request this was done
cannot be observation-disclosures Co.
sette.
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TowNsHlPS.-The jewellers in the rural
districts will soon have their minds exer-
cised in reference to townships. The sys-
tenn, with the working of the machine"
is something new to us. In other States
the townships are laid off by metes and
bounds, and the inhabitants of the town
assemble and designate the name thereof.
The people of Virginia have heretofore had
magisterial districts, known by numbers !;
bat rs we have no very pleasant memories
of Military District No. IL it is taken
for granted that District No. l." etc., will
be abandoned in the counties, and that
" Screamersville, . " Black Ankle" "Frog
Level" " Joetown," Ford's Depot" will
be substituted by more appropriate names.
1t is hoped that official records will desig-
nate at least more agreeable sounding titles
to the townships.
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n % ee5 Broad street.
TROUBLESOME COUGHS and COLDS,
Sore Throat and Hoarseness, speedily e3Tea
HATAN e. DUPUY, Apothecary, 427 Broad
Street. 1t gives Immediate relief In all affections
Of the lungs by producing free expectorallon o.
the phIegm which obstructs them, thus qutesing
fhe Cough, relieving the Inflammation, and giving
the diseased organs chance to heal. jail
DIsoNS COUGH MIXTURE.-GalI as
III Rison' Drug Store, corner OF Main ana IMrd
streets, and get n bottle Of Premium Cough Mix
: nos : - JOHN ". RIsOE, Druggist.
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
HYDRATE CHLORAL, chemically pure,
anasthetc and hypnotic.
Dose, 10 to 30 grains, in water.
J. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
i,oo s25 Broad street.
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no HYSICI A n s .

cULPHUROUS ACID, U. S. P, PRE-
- j. BLAIR, Druggist,
=. "a eo5 broad street.
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CLERKS office or the circuit court for the coun-
ty of Accomac on the first Monday In January, A.
D., 1870, the same being the third day OF the said
month: ,--,-4--s =,
George w. Lewis 80. ...Platnhn,
= against
Margaret Ann Lewis, wife of the said George W.
:, Lewis. .Oeaeuusas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10
J % III N s. RY AN,
AuetioMcer.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
Won Gohrnn va HabenIcht-In Eouity

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Won Gohren vs. Habenlcht-In Equity.
by virtue of an Order OF Sale In the above cause.
to me directed by tile lion. r. b. Carpenter. Judge
OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the First Cir
cult, sitting IN Equity, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, THIS DAY, the 10th day February:
1870. at IL O'Clock A. M at the Old POstof1ce, in
the City OF Charleston.
All those TWO LOTS OF LAND, situate. lying
and being in the Town OF Mount Pleasant, known
In plat or John A. Michel. Surveyor, dated May
Stl, 1854, by the letters o and N, measuring and
containing In front on Pitt street ninety t90) feet,
and in depth two hundred (2O0l feet Bounding
to the north on Lot No. az; east on LOtettered NJ;
south on Friend street, and west on Pitt street. as
per said plat.
ALSO,
All that other LOT or LAND, situate In the said
Town Of Mount Pleasant, known in plat BY the
sail John A. Michel, Surveyor. dated 9th May,
1854, by the letter "l'" measuring in front thirty
five (35) feet. more or less and n depth one hun
dred and thlrty-ilve 135i feet. more or less.
Bounded OIL north by Lands OF the Ferry Com
pany; east on Lands OF James English; south on
Queen street, and west on Land of John III. Bryan.
Ternls-One-half cash; rssldue on credit OF
one and two years. secured by bond of the pur-
chaser ami mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser
to pay for titles, stamps and all necessary ex-
penscs. WM. J. GAYER,
feblO SDeCinl Referee.
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only to the farmers and planters, but ~ meohan
les, merchants and others, could not be palou
lated.
The resolution was then pat, and carried with
out opposition.
Mr.. John Camnsen called the attention Of the
meeting to the objects of the South Carolina Ger
man Immigration Society. OF which he is presl
dent, aud number OF those present added their
names to the roll OF members.
At the request OF Mr.. Lawton, Mr.. Kirkwood
occupied the chair for q few moments, while Mr.
L. spoke earnestly and pointedly in explanation
and support of the objects OF the meeting. In the
course OF his remarks, Mr.. L. took occasion to
pay high compliment to Rev. Mr.. Boinest the
energetic president of the Newberry Immigration
Society.
The chairman then resumed his seat. and, on
motion, the following committee was appointed to
make arrangements for tho convention to be held
In November: Major W. G. yardell, Captain J. T.
welsman. James Murdoch, Esq, O. q. Trumbo
ESQ.,, G. II. Mofratt Esq.
On motion of Joseph Walker, ESQ.,, 1t was
Resolved, That committee Of three should be
appointed to arrange with the Charleston County
Agricultural nnli Horticultural Society tile details
~ cooperation.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10

ACADEMY OF -OrHHLLo.-Ir. War
ner's "0thello' last evening was magnificent
piece OF actlng-clevated In It's conception, mi
nGtely correct In its details, and very nearly per
feet IN its execution.
Indeed, the overmastering attraction which be
exertcd was such as nearly to dwarf the rest o.
the cast
As IN theatre the eyes OF men,
After well graccd actor leaves the stage,
Are idly bent on him that enters next.
Thinking his prattle to be tedious.
Nothing could be finer than the struggle of CON
dieting emotions depicted In his face on dismiss
ing Cassie; nothing more c1qusitely modulated
than the gradual progress OF his jealous eye he
meath the subtle poison Of lagos wlles; nothing
more grandly tragic than the elimination OF his
Infinite despair
We have already intlmated that we do not like
Mr.. Fannins Tago. 1t has the merit OF being 8
clear conception consistently carried out, Except
that there s too much leylty In the crisis Of his
acton;) but 1t Is neither plausible nor intellectual
enough for the matchless villains OF the drama
This Is, however, matter OF critical judgment
in which opinions may fairly differ; and 1t is due
to Hr. Pannn to say that he is correct enough
actor to he always effective, even when his audi
ence are not In sympathy with the spirit Of hIs
conception.
Miss Eldridge's "Desdemona" Is still somewhat
lacking in force, though she has improved greatly
on her former rendering. She has the power
however, to do much better with the role, and
she has improved enough lately to warrant e1
pectation.
Tonight VIC have Fechter's famous play o.
''The Dukes Motto,'' to which we refer else
where.
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,
Auctf0neerS.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
L | ,...,t4,r.. In,

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Executors OF L. +. W. Allston VS.. Benjamin
Allston ct aI.
In pursuance of the Decree OF the Hon. R. 3.
Carpenter, Judge First District Circuit, in the
above case made on 9th day OF November, 1859.
will be sold on MONDAY, 14th day OF February.
1870, at IL O'Clock, in front of the Old Custom.
house, at foot of Broad street. Charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the large and ele.
CANT BRICK MANSION thereon. situated OIL the
west side of Meeting street, In tile city Of Charles.
ton. measuring and containing in front on Meet
ing street one hundred and thirty il3ol feet, and
III depth two hundred and twenty three (!23) feet
six Inches, more Or less butting AMI bounding 10
tile north on the Scotch Church yard. III the cast
OIL Meeting street, to the south on Prices Alley,
and 10 he west on lands formerly of c. e. Nor
thrOp and Mrs. Jones, conveyed TO lion. II. f. w.
AllstOn. BY Paul Trapicr AMI wife, william DchOn
AMI Theodore lIeh0ll, in August, 1857
Terns-Onc.fuurth cash; balance in one, two
and three years. secured by bond Of the purcha-
ser, with interest payable annually and mort.
gage of the property. Tile building 10 be insured
and the ,olicy assigned. Purchaser To pay for
necessary papers and revenue stamps.
HENRY y. lESESNE,
ADELE P. ALLSTON,
Qualified Executors OF R. F. w. Allston.
jan2j tuths9m1
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THE DUKES HoTTo.-Mr. Neil Warner ap.
pears at the Academy Of Music this evening In the
new romantic drama Of "The Dukes Mott0.n
This play, which hns been made 30 famous In the
last month or two by Mr.. Pechter's mastery i'm.
personatIon at Nblo's Garden OF Its leading role
He,ui de Leoardere, is founded on Paul Feval's
novel OF LIE BoSsu. aud has been played Will,
great SUCCESS both ut Paris In the original dramat-
ic version Of the author, and in this country by
Mr. Fechter, under whose direction Is was thrown
into its present form by the veteran playwright.
Mr.. John Brougham.
The plot OF "Thc Dcke's Motor !s very simple,
but It has all that artince Of situation In which
the French mind excels, and which Is SO effective
In dramatic representation without going Into
details, we may say that the pivot on which the
piece turns is the killing Of o malicious huncll-
back by bold, dashing soldier Of fortune Lcgar-
dere) whe then assumes his victims place with
gay and fearless audacity, and transforms him
self from one to the other so opposite character
with Infinite skill and DratSenlolance. With this
central incident Is interviewer touching love
story; and the general effect OF the play has been
such as to draw immense houses, night after
night, in New York. and TO win from the best crit
les no grudgIng praise.
Mr.. Ford has shown great enterprise in thus Of
ferlng to the Charleston public the greatest nov
city OF the day. ana we hope his efforts will be re-
warded with crowded house. With his man.
agement, and Mr. Warmers acting, the play ca n
hardly fall TO he . brilliant success.
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CaUaBs-The new building Of Messrs. Boil
mann Brothers, north Of THB NEWS ofice, is ra-
pidly approaching completion.
r. H. Gleave, bright and shiny light in ma
sonic circles, and Grand Master Of the N. w. n.
O. Lodge OF the United States, will visit Charles
ton early in March.
The steward OF the schooner Nora was badly
beaten and stabbed Oh Tuesday afternoon, by TIVE
OF the crew who have been arrested.
Colonel Edie, commandant Of this post, has
kindly granted portion OF the Citadel green to
the workmen employed on the German Lutheran
Church, and they are now engaged in framing
she roof.
In consequence of some delay in the arrival of
the Wilmington train at Florence yesterday, that
of the Northeastern Road, which waited for the
mais and passengers, did not reach the city until
nearly 6 P. N.
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AN EXCELLENT STOCK CoMPANI.-It is the
unanimous verdict CT all who attend the Acade-
my OF Music that the stock company now sup
porting Mr.. Warner is not only the best that
has been gathered together in any Southern
theatre for years, but that it Will compare most
favopably with the strongest companies to be
round on the Metropolitan stage. The writer Of
this paragraph, a fortuigh: ago, saw the tragedy
OF Hamlet, as produced at Booths splendid
theatre in New York; and though the scenery
and costumes were OF that superb character that
only run OF single play through many weeks
could justify the conviction forced Itself upon his
mind, that the support given to Mr.. Booth by the
other characters in the east was in no respect
better, and in some particulars decidedly more
weak, than that received by Mr.. Warner. In the
same play, from the company we now have with
US. The company goes to Savannah at the close
of the present week, so that there Will be but
three more chances for our people to see 1t.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND CoNMGN
PLEAs-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER, PREsIDlNG.-The
| following cases we're heard
Eugene Bowers-assault and battery. r. ".
Seymour, Esq.,, for the defence. Guilty.
Jennie Chapman and Mary Donolluc-assault
and battery T. d. King, Esq, for the defence.
Not guilty.
| W. C. Humbert-assault and battery. Samuel
Lord, Esq. for the d fence. Not guilty.
II. Panzerbeiter-assault and battery. Wilmot
G. DeSaussure, ESQ.,, for the defence Guilty.
Mark Reynolds and battery. Guilty.
John Il. Murray and George C. Gibbes-assault
and battery. r. W. Seymour for the defence.
| Guilty Of assault and battery.
D. and C. Bulwinkle-assault and battery. SIM
| ons & Slcgng for the defence. Guilty OF assault.
Thomas E. Cairns-assault and battery. NJ. p.
O'Connor, ESQ.,, for defence. Not guilty.
James Garaty and Michael Curley-assault and
| battery. Guilty.
Joe Bronson, Joe Hazard aud Richard Single
ton-grand larceny. Guilty.
Ben Hayes-larceny OF notes. Guilty.
The grand jury returned the following true
| bills:
Julius FicIling, James Gallagher, Bridget Reeve:
and Henry Reeves-assault and battery.
James Drayton-burglary and larceny.
Antonio Tomaro- with intent TO kill and
assault and battery.
No bills were rendered In the following cases !:
Charles Frascr-larccny.
Margaret Stewart-assault and battery.
Claus Schroeder and James Walker-assaul
and battery.
The following cases will be heard this morning
The State vs.. John Lews-assault and battery
The state vs.. jake Robnson-breach OF trust
| and Larceny.
The State vs. Ben. Hernandcz-assault and bat
! terry.
The State VS.. Cyrus aud Mlnda Washington
| larceny.
The State vs.. Louis Buck and John Mappus-r
ceiving stolen goods.
The State VS.. Robin Nelson-burglary and lar
cenJ.
The State vs.. Edward J. Biack-assault and bat
terry.
The State VS.. Michael Terry-assault a.d bat
terry.
The State vs. Francis Surau-assault and bat
terry.
The State VS.. Julius Flckllng-assault and bat
terry.
The State vs. Bridget and Henry Reeves-as'
sault aud battery.
The State Vs. james Drayton-burglary and lar
ceny.
The State vs.. Antonio Tomaso-assault with In
tent to kill.
The State vs. Lawrence Washlngton-assaul1
with intent to kill.
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Nv ALONZO ]. WHITE & SON.

FSTATE SALE-A DESIRABLE RESI-
L DENCE.
THIS DAY, the 10th instant. at II O'clock
at the Old Postoiflce, will be sold, without re-
serve,
That handsome and commodous RESIDENCE,
No. Al AnsOn street. Immediately opposite to
Laurens street; Lot measures 50 feet front on An
son street, by 230 feet deep, more or less: main
ment story piazza; attached TO the same
is u brick addition OF stories, having an
accommodation OF upright rooms with fire.
places, o well fitted pantry and st0rcroonls; on
premises are extensive accommodations for SER
wants and horses, chambers and . Kitchens.
cistern and gOud we'll Of water, Il large flower
AMI vegetable garden, yard paved: altogether one
uf the most desirable Residences in The city.
COndItons-On cash; buancc paya-
ble In one, two, three and four years, with in
tercst, payable annually, secured by mortgage;
premises to be kept insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10

GERMAN FIRE CoMPANY.-At the anniversa
~ meeting OF this company, the following mem
oers were elected officers for the ensuing year
J. II. Albers president; J. Bruning, first vice-prc'
sdent; Fl. II. Won Eitzen, second vicc-president
Gerhard Riecke, secretary; VIM. Brunjes, trea
surer; F. j. Lilienthal, FIRST director; Fl. WohlSen
s.ssnd director; ]. Wittpen, third director j.
Marienhof, fourth director; Max Belitzer, hftl
director; II. Schrasc, sixth director; L. Schwabe
arss axman; D. Graver, second a1man;J. Heis
senbuttel, hall Keeper.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10

HBAv1 Cock FIGHT. = SOUTH CAROLINA
AGAINST ALABAMa.-we learn froT the August q
Constitutionast that Colonel Thomas G. Bacon
Of Edgefeld, S. c., and Dr. Gee, Of Selma, Ala
have arranged for the array Of twenty-one COCKS
each, on the 22d instant, at the Lafayette race
course, near Augusta, Ca, to test the lighting
qualities OF tue game fowls Of the respective
States. or the number shown, all matches made
will be fought for stake OF 500. with stake
of sroo laid upon the main. A large attendance
of the patrons Of the pit is expected to witness
this contest ior the belt.
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WHAT DoCroRs, MINISTER'S AND PROFESSORS
THINK or TnBM-"I recommend their use to pub
lie speakers. E. II. Chaplin. "a have never
changed my mind respecting Browns Bronchial
Trochcs,' from the first, excepting to think better
OF that which began thinking we'll oL"-Rev.
Henry Ward Beechcr. "Grcat service In subdu-
ing hOarscncss.n .n-Rev. Daniel Wlsc New York.
'The Troches are a staG OF life to me.n-Professor
Edward North, president OF Hamilton College,
Clinton, New York. "a simple and elegant COIN
bInatIon for coughs &c."-Dr. G. r. Blgelow, Bos-
ton. For sale by Dowlc, Noise i Davis.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10

THE PARLoR ENTERTAINMENr.-The Hlber-
nIan Hall was largely attended Inst night, and
the performance presented by the Taylor & Sill
vester Combination Troupe was every whit what
had been promised to the public. Taylor, as q
comedian, was perfect success. The hugo post.
ers on the street corners that have astonshcd the
natives were outdone and his impersonatlons
were admirable. Professor Sylvester proved him.
self to be thorough adept In the black art. und
the Illusions, seightofhand, 60, were superior to
those attempted by most modern necrOmancers.
The ladies OF the troupe Mile. Marie and Miss
Ada Alexander, were the stars, and their acting
gave an Increased zest to the performance. The
troupe will repeat the performance, with varla-
tlonS tonight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10
BY w. Y. LEITCH Il IL. $. BRUINS,
kuctfOnccrs.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON RUT-
~ LEpGE AVENUE.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, 18th day ol FEBRUARY,
at IL O'Clock. 1T the Old IOSiolllcc,
That desirable BUILDING LOT on Rutlcdgc
Ayenne measuring Is feet front by 1f3 feet in
depth, more ar less. Bounded on the north by
lands now or late of II. L. Toomer, Esq south
ON resldeuce and grounds OF 4. G. Gchrlst Esq. :;
east on Rutletlge Avenue. and west OIL lands now
or formerly Of Estate or lfaig.
Trrms-One. llaif cash; balance In one year, se-
cured by bond and mortgage, with interest at
seven per cent. Purchaser TO pay US for papers
and stamps. ]an21 thStul
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10

TIE MAPEs' PHosPLTE seems to be not only
holding its own but Is confessed to be superior tc
many OF the fertilizers now thrown upon the
market. In another column We present TO ou,
readers statements from experienced planters
showing the results accrulng from careful com
parisen OF the effects OF the different fertilizer;
on the crops. Figures have remarkable charac
ter for veraclty, and the statements furnished are
worthy OF present careful study and future ap
pllcation OF Mapes' Phosphate.
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Loss OF THE SCHOONER ELIZA PIKE.-The
schooner Eliza Pike, Captain Larkin, which was
cleared from this port on the Sd instant, for Phil.
adelphia, by Messrs. ]. & T. Getty, having on
board 800 tons phosphate rock, 1o5 bales cotton,
$50 barrels rosin, 2l2 pieces pig iron and sundries,
snd which sailed hence on Tuesday last, struck
very severely on this bar when going out, there
being heavy swell on, and at once commenced
leaking; the hands Immediately began working
the pumns anil the colors were hoisted for assist
anco but none were obtained. The vessel remain
ed at anchor part OF the night, when the water
gained so rapidly, increasing from four feet to six
in the hold, that she was got under way and run
on the southern end Of Long Island beach to keep
her from sinking. The pilot boat Mystery went
Co her atd in the morning, and took part OF her
canvas, rope and other morablcs, and brought
them and the officers and crew to the city yester
day afternoon. The Eliza Pike Is new vessel
built last year a. Eastror,, Me-, and Is about 2sC
tons. 1t is thought that If steam pump and
other erasslstance could be Immediately secured
chat she might be got OF.