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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-30

The TROUBLES OF NEW HAVEN ALDERMAN
his constituents, appanding and sustaining his
course, Alderman John Egan, OF New Haven was
on Friday evening, censured by unanimous vote OF
hls colleagues for his interference with the firing OF
German salute on the evening OF the 4th. His
claim that the Germans applied to him for permits
who asserted that he had given them permission to
celebrate previous to his departure from the city,
port-the clam that he is senior Alderman and there
fore acting Mayor In the absence Of Mr. Lewis-was
knocked from under him by the discovery that an
other alderman had been assigned that rank by q
resolution passed some time ago by both boards. 1t
thus appears that Egan was without the slightest
shade Of authority Tor his action Worcester SPY,
&fph IA
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Ins was the end OF The outer course Tor all the
sloops. The foremost, Addie V, led so handsomely
tnat not more than that given OF this point could be
Laken. inc returning boats from the Splt, with tue
powleo away for home, and the judges steamboat
with t1em. The last seen of the schooners they
were lacking ship TO southwark to make the light
ehip. The Sappho, approaching the southw est Spit
nad TIE wind free. and after rounding 1t the
tide nom Princes Bay set her to windwarl
beautifully The sappho tacKed for the nchtsaip at
1:26a5 O'Clock and tie Madeleine at 1:S4:i5 O'Clock
The sight was one long to be remembered From
the Southwest spit 1t was q determined struggle
with the soops. Amid the booming Of cannon and
the cheering Of overj0yed men and the enthusiasm
Of ladies tho homo stakebOat was rounded by the
competing yachts as foows--together with which ia
giYea ne nne NEeQQ1gaQ each N mako the Iase
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The Accident 10 the Cue rricre.

hfANNIS, MASS, sept. -, 1870.
The fr1gate Guerriere, Captain Stevens, Is ashore
of Great Point, Nantucket under charge of the
pilot, In an easy position thus far, although very
dangerous II a gale OF wind arises.
The steamer Island Home and three schooners
are alongside the Guerriere. the latter tightening
the frgate OF shot, shell, coal and other heavy art
Giles. Tue Island Home is expected to pull the
frigate on the frigate Is notextricated from her
position the remains OF Admiral Farragut Will be
placed upon the Island Home and accompanied by
the committee comprising Alderman Jerome, Com
mod0re Pennock, Lieutenant Loyal Farragut, Gen.
eral Granam, Major Montgomery, Rear Admiral
Bailey Paymaster Cunningham and others.
The body Will reach New York, II no other acct.
dent occurs, by Friday morning by rail steamer.
HYANNIs Mass, Sept 20, 1870.
The United States frgate Guerriere IS still on the
shoals OF Great Point Nantucket She has been
llghtened by removing shot, provisions, coal and
heavy munitions The steamer Island Home and
three schooners are alongside and have been work
ing all night endeavOrng TO extricac the ship. The
weather Is moderate, with southwest wind. The
ship Is somewhat strained, but the weather Is not
unfavorahle she Will doubtless be got OF this even
Ing at high tide. The men are working splenddly
and are all working In good spirits. Last night the
ship thumped heavily, but she does not make water
badly. Assistance has been asked from New Bed
ford and Boston, and tugs are expected to arrive this
morning to haul on the ship at high tide. Alderman
II ~ jsgQlG AdplEAl BslleL Commodore Pennock.
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,rhs corieae En- noute for New York.

FAIL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 20, 1870
The remains Of the late Admiral Farragut arrived
here this evening from Hyanns, where they were
landed this morning by the relief steamer from the
grounded steamer Guerrero on Nantucket shoal
The catafalque Is accompanied 10y the marine band
the following committed, appointed In New York.
Lawrence Jerome, Admiral Bailey, General G. X Ora
nam aud J. =. Cunningham paymaster at the Navy
YARD al New York; also by Lieutenant Loyal Far
ragut OF the United States Army, son OF the Admi-
raj; Major Montgomery, late his aid and secretary;
commodore Pennock, commandant OF the station al
Portsmouth; Mr.. Oscar q. Sawyer and several naval
officers: The nag under which Admiral Farragut
fought MS battles was wrapped around bis coffin
The remains left here this evening on the steamer
Bristol for New York. As the steamer lett the dock
the band played beautiful and appropriate dirge
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscellaneoui
Items Of News Events About the Metropolis.

The following record VIII show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in com,
parison with tue corresponding Gay OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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Thomas Kirwan, Of No. 26 Washington street. was
yesterday committed by Justice Downing at the
Tombs, being charged with having stolen a gold
watch valued at $500 from John Sheehan of No. 400
East Fourteenth street. George Burns testified to
paYllg seen KlTWaR relieve SRsehaR Of the watch
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The Schooners Alice and NIadelene-An
Interesting Match to be Sailed by Them

Interesting Match TO be Sailed by Them
To-Day.
The contest Of yesterday between the schooners
Alice and Madeleine, in the Union regatta of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club, was OF such an animated
nature, and the brilliant performance Of the Alice
from the Lightship, or Sandy Hook, Of such char
acter. that with her time allowance, she wrested
yachts have agreed to sail match TO- day for SER
vice OF silver. The will be from stakebOat
of the Club House of the New York Club, Clifton,
Staten Island around the Lightship and return.
The sails to be used are the four lower ones only
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Justice bowling yesterday committed for tria
James Quinn, on Il charge Of having stolen Wagon
and set Of harness, the property OF Henry Toppln
OF No 233 Elizabeth street. The property was ioun,
In Quinn's possession.
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Mayor Hall yesterday appointed Herman Schroeder
to the position OF Second City Marshal vice Michael
T. Daily, resigned.
The Department Of Public Parks announces that
II the weather be fine there VIII be music by the
Central Park Band at the Battery this afternoon
from hall past three TO half past 1--WE O'Clock.
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The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon, the president In the chair. A list OF poll
ing places was presented and approved. Som,
routine business was then transacted, after which
the Board adjourned.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
IASI war .................
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JOHN HARDY, Secretary.
Brss'sNai Gen. ALEX. 3. WEBB, U. s.A.,
Grand MArahal
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on either SIDE Eight sailors to carry the coffin
which Will be enclosed In hollow square. Hour
releis" OF eight men Will accompany the bearers.
THE MARSHAL AND AIDS.
Brevet Major General Alexander s. Webb will act
as Grand Marshal and have full and entire charue
he VIII be assisted by the following named AIDS
General T.. Tremain General G. w. Darling, Gen.
eral Carlton, Surgeon James McMaster, General f.
States Navy; Major @. s. Daniels Major Rogers.
Brgadier General James F. Hall, Lieutenant Wheeler
United states Army; Colonel Alfred Wagstafr
Colonel John Fowler, Colonel Charles A. Arthur
Colonel w. Q. Church, General Kidder, j. II. Ora
per- Colonel Broome, United States Marines; Colonel
H. .. LOCKWOOD, General McQuade. Captain william
Ludlow, United States Engineers; Lieutenant Henry
Metcalf, United States Army; Lieutenant f. 4. Camp,
United States Army
The following special dispatches to the HERALD
from the scene OIL the disaster TO the Guerrero fur
nsh, with the programme advertised in another
column, ana the various dispatches which con-
sary information,
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A. the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Scout, August Meyer. OF $50 East Eleventh
street, was held TO answer charge OF stealing
quantity OF wearing apparel, valued at Sl20, tie
property or Louisa webber OF 622 Firth avenue
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After mature dehberaton on the part Of the
Judges, who lost no time In computing the time al
lowance, based on the greatest or square feet
OF canvas carried, they decided the following
yachts had t. ~ tt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08
CAUTION.

- The public il cautioned against EMPLOYING anv
the regularly authorized Agents VI the Comma.
EJ siucc the Roberts Patent cover the use of the
I'rpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the uae OF su h materials by other parties ia
finging any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS will he
dealt with according TO law and a. acting willflly
end knowingly in defiance of Inv and the decisions
the Courts
The Company have re organized their business
n view to accommodate 0 OIL Men in every mart
ofne Oil Region. They have employed the most
-. tpt Agents and Assistants that Can be procured
AZ .business. Each Torpedo l. labelled with
sIo aateits together with tho price of tile Tor
svcrr nSrsisned by an officer Of the Company, no
,~,ro3 onHI wHINtor wishing Torpedo, may know It's
FrSe Et anu scther it came from our 0tiics
srs s'y .Egence Of Agents.
.. no ,"4ioow.,Hnsamed persons have been appoint
- nEus E,.s,,a nnu distant Agents for the Oil Regions
VI fenhsy''anio Fl West Virginia.
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LIST F AGENTS.

- TlTwsyyIJ;hLE, Cnd1gscH RUN AND v1c1N1
Store address Iitusyille, Assistant. John ,, Van
,criver. ' 'o-A van
TITUsyILLE. CHURCH. RUN AND yIc1Nr.
'Y-H. H. THOMAS. OGioe and address Man.
N House, Titusvl'e, Pa. 'N
iHAMBURG AND VlCINITl-GEORc1s JR-
y. Office, shamburg; residence, TitusyilIo\ Pa
isant, A A. West
lTERPRisE, PLEAsANTyILLE, RrA
VI AND PiTHOLE-GEORGE W. nEEA
II. Office and address, Chase Hou,e psAN
le. Assistant, ii. c. Huntington. ''eas'
IOUTH AND WEST HlCKORY-,u,, A
<. Office and address, Exp,es Office ma Tss,' IN
a. Assistant, K. q. Beartlsley. Nui'
GOLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
JASON Office and address, Petroleum Cen !
=, Assistant, Charles BlackfOrd. 1A
n AND BLOOD FARMS and District ting
Meek and Cherry Run, from Story FAR to |
orckville-JANES SAUNDERS. AdSess |
m, Pa. Assistants. Luther D. Sausbvs,
Cochran and William HOyt II
A.ITOCKVILLE, OH. CITY AMI tfTI
AvttST. Address, On ts'v or 2cno, fa'
NnJ,iN. ALONG THE ALLEGIlErY RIy
1yTiRER Office and address, franklin ,Ps
nun ASS. FOSTER FARM u PAdkEhS
In RICHARD W. REDFlELD; Onlce
,crubgrass, Pa Assistant, X. W. For
's.EmlentOn, Pa. u =,
Averao MAC. ID. ANGEL. ana L. T.
Numhe, Parkersburg, West virginia;
"Ao0' otrOIeUm Torpedo Co.
uays-dly.
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A LLEGHENY VALLEY Ys.,s

New line to Buf,lo through the OIL Regions.
JUNE ., 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City. Franklin. rarkors. ar P'tts'g
Mail. 9,90a 955 a m 1890 y IN 900 D N
Day Exp, 2,O0pm 2,%iDm 435 pun $50 m
Night Ex, $40 m 1905 pm 1,0Jam 100 III
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg Parker's. franklin. or q City
Day Exp. 7,Fn u m ll,46 lam 1,56pm 25o D IN
Way Pas'r93o IN 4,2jrm 6J0pm 7,05 n
Night EX, 9UO pm $40 $50 II m $50 III
sSILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between iitsburgh and
Cory
J.J. LAWRENCE, Gen. sust.
THos II. KING, Asst Supt
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,
PotroIo,,m Co,trn I,,I. =,

Petroleum Centre, July II, 1870.
The Co-partnership heretofore existing
between John J. Felter. V. A. Fenner &
Robert Orr, under the firm meme of Feter,
Fenner d Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due the firm,
will be payable to ]. j. Felter Or v. A,
Fenner, who will settle the business of the
Grm.
JOHN j. FELTER.
V. A.FENNER.
Jyll-3w- ROBERT ORR.
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philadelphia & Erie II. R.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.

On and after Monday, May S0ih, 1870. the trai 10
on the Philadelphia 81 Eric Raiiroai will run as
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RUFFAED, CORRy AMI
~ PlfTSsURG1 RAILROAD.
GEO. w. KING. Sr..

Has removed to his NEW STORE, adjoining
Sch0nbon d. Wings Grocery Store, WASH lNG.
TON 81, and is now prepared to furnish his risnds
and the public generally with
Fresh and Salt Meats
of all kinds. Thanking my friends for past favors
hope TO merit continuance of the same Give
n, a call. ~
Petroleum CENTRE, May 1870 tt
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GOING WEST,

l.6S a. m. DAT EXPRESS, daily No,o.,,
excepted. for Cleveland, Cisninnati and tho West
and South. Connssts at Clnrksville e,udsys az,
cepted. for Sharon, Newcastle and PtabLrsh. !,
L<avttsburY for youngstown and Sharon; Al C,,ye
land with Lake Shore hallway, for tue West and
Eorth. West; at Rsvenns, Sundays excepted for Al.
lance and Pittsburgh; at AkrUp, sSndAys excepted
for Orvi,le and Ailosburg, NJ Urbans with Pit.
burgh. CinclRnsti and st. Louis ksiiwaytvr Indian.
apolis, and at Cincinnati with tho Ohio d Nsss
sippi Hallway, tor e. Lon!s aud the South and
South. West
Sleeping Coaches are attached 10 this ,,an ss
IIorne!sville, running through 70 Cleveland wlthsx
change
S.55 4. M. EXPRESS MAIL, dali, supdavs
excepted for Cleveland and the West and Nor,iI
West. Connects at Clarksville for sharon, Newest
tie and Pittsburgh, AID all Cleveland with kks
Shore Railway for ,hs West and Noslh.Wsst
22O T.. VI. MIGHT EXPRESS, daily 10,
Cleve and, Cincnnrii aud tho Wet and foutA -
Connects at Leayt'sbury. SUNDAYS excepted, tr
youngstown; 1T Cleveland with IAko siufe Rak
way, Tor the West and North Wrst. AID At tiDGa
nuii with the Ohio + " ssiss'pri Railway f9rhl
Louis and the South and South West
A Sleeping Coach IL attached 10 this train at New
York. running through " Cincinnati
1l.IO A. III. ACCOMMODATION, ssushV
excepted. for Leavfstsbuis aid Nay Stations, cos
meeting for You gst0wn
$40 y. Ok. TRRIGuT = ACoOANpDA
TIuN, daily
TOO A. n. WAY FREIGHT, SsaAr q
c'p pted.
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ERIR HALLWAY.
lA0e 1ILRS UNDER 90 Nll.ns w,r
ONE hAhAaskHNT oHANeA Of CoAcuvr
The Broad Gauge, Dsubl. r,e,.
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS rso.
Cincinnati to New York 500 HiIs,
Cleveland to New York e15 Ni,ss
Dunkirk to New York 4so Nils,
Buffalo to Kew York 49s Ni,s.
Rochester 70 New York SS6 Kils.
~ ~ TO n MILES THE SHopcEsp
ROUTE -Es
Nov and fmproved Coaches ary run fro, ara-
natl, Dayton, UrbaDa, Marion, Gallon. Iso.eSs
Ashland, Akron. Cleveland, Warren, Nsss..u1
'Dunkirk, Buffalo and kosAsstsr " He'
New York withous Cha,,o.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On snd afta Monday, Isns L. 1gn ..,,
will leave Asad'Als 81 the following hours. virr
FRANKLIN BRANCH..coinr sou.,
Law:
Meadvine, - \ L, n ~ =, spBn, AxAr
ABMvA:
Franklin, - " i,lb n,IQ " Ns.
Oil CITY, s.N l.4 T,U syp
FRANKLIH DRANCH-.eofar Ns+H
LEAvB.
OH CITY. lo0 \. {. slo a. L, anp. 4, s,s,s
Yrankiin,nOl . s,l2 ~ ~ ~
AlRIvE;
AsAdyils, s,A,s l. l1,:s i 4. S,lsi l. llsc,x
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ROBSON'S
Oil CRFEK PIPE WORKS.
CHARLES ROBSON q Co.,
Corner Of seneca Il Uentre sts., RAJ
side Oil Creek, Cil CITY, Fa1
Dealers in Morris, Tasker B Cos
OIL WELL TUBING AND CAslNG9
WORKING BARRELS AND vALvEA
sTUFFINa BOXES,
CLAMPS 1SSash sSSkhs RODS, Ac
Machinery for OIL Wells & Rehnsr'as
BORING TOOLS, DRYING PIPE,
OIL PUMPS, COLD WATER Puai a
Every description Of
SUPPLIES FOR OIL WELLS AND HN
FINERIES,
Also, STOVES, TINwARR.
BRASS GOODS,
-''' BELTING, iACKlN0, end hos 4 /;
HARDWARE, HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Carpenters Tools,
Rope, Oakum,
Nails, Axes, Coffee Mile.
Table Il Pocket Cutlery;
Full Assortment Of Everything in the
HARD WARE LINZ
I1use Furnishing Goods,
Lamps, Chmneys,
No. Winter Strained Lard on,
No. Refined Oh,
Stair Rods
Table on dDo,Y Mht
Champion Clothes Wringrrs
Manufacturers Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Reuair,ng of oil kind. done with nestrca an.
dispatch Especial attention given 70
STEAM AND GAS FITTING.
We Rave enteavored TO merit the patr rase I
the public and shall every exertion to 'usn. II
Continuance.
Our facilities for furnishing everythin, IN or
line having been greatly increased, IN the srNto.
Of our New BuidinG. are nng
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER RSTABLIaH&b I'M
augal 3m. IN THE OIL REGION.
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GOING IAsT.i

1l.40 A, gy. LIGHTNING RxPREse, daily,
pa Navy;,1s s R,oc,o,, and .ritnryiIis AID daily
trr sic a, E,,nro win yortl arn Central Railway
i,r Villiamsnor, ;J ,rsbsrg. Philsdeiphis and BA-
T., ,mor, and az N.w yor,, for ha,ton and New Ex
a,h cI,as ~ Nv" ava '''
"a" Sie.nirv Coach ,o attached 70 this ,rsn sdOn
e'hn''' running 'n'o's" W Nv"
@ on N C,NcrsNATr pysgEss. .kdsIy
$500 So ,,,, w.. nn.c,,nv st Eirehomp;un for
mo.,y ., eAesp.ea, y, anmmcr ytrori Sharon
Sni, au ud ',t az Nh YnrI fur Boston and al New
rnolanj ci,Ies
"A Sleeping Coach IL attached tn'
Aeadville running through to Now iofA'
pxppRSs
asa A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY .d, SAr "p.nd
dniy, Sundays excepted. Counectsa. NJ, u''a R.vay
WIN bsih'Hre, ihckawpnt ~ lei Ni5nigbt Il.
pnia pTda' train " New jersey 'A'''0'" w.
Clsveana. rnniSe through to nori elsyi;sh htS. SSp
Ing Room Coaches sttsehed' running 'n'u'
oAxv ~ INSTRUMENTATION, Rasasys
AA'
ls,le A. M. ACCOMMODATION ''''''
excepted ,,,,u .,,..,,c.,
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Advrtlslng Medium,

The RECORD has no superior, as It circulates
wherever On Oil Operator or Dealer ssn b. foundry.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11
R0dv and Mind,

Such is dyspepsia. The stomach and the brain
are too intimately allied ior the one to suffer with
out the ether, so that dyspepsia and despondeney
are inseparable. 1t may be added too, that irri-
tatiop of the stomach is almost invariably accom-
panied by irritation of the temper.
The invigorating AID tranquiiizing operation of
Hostetter's BitteTs is most powerfully developed
in case of indigestion The first Of this agreeable
onic is comforting and encouraging. A mild glow
pervades the system, the hronic uneasiness in the
region of the stomach is iessened and the restless
nervousness viii eharaeterizes the disease is aba
tad This improvsment Is not transient. 1t Is
NOT succeeded by the return Of the old symptoms
with superadded force, as is always the ase when
nm edicated stimulants are given for the COM
plsint, Each dose seems to impart permanent
accession of healthful invigoration. But this IS
| NOT all The aperient and antibilious properties
Of the preparainn are scarcely secondary in impor-
taDce to its tonic virtues. II there is an overflow
of bie the secretion is brought within proper
limits and if the hillary organ is inert and regulat-
ed The effect upon the dlschaTging organs Is
e0uallv salutary, and IN cases Of constipation the
eathartic action is lust sufficient to prOdu the de-
| sired result gradually and without pain The Bit
| ters also promote healthy evaporation from the
| surface which is particularly desirable at this
| season when sudden spells OF raw, unpleasant
weather are apt to check the natural perspiratioI
| and produce congestion of the liver, coughs, ant
| colds. The best safeguard against all dtseds
| 81 Is bodiLy UtgOF and this the great Vegetable
| restorative essentially promotes.
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Full observation-disclosures Passen-
gers Lost.

Full ParticuIars-Thirty- Six Passen.
gers Lost.
From Savannah, Nov. 8:
On the goth of October, at 10 P. NJ,
the steamship Varuna foundered in
the Fulf Stream, thirty miles from
Jupiter Inlet, on the Florida coast,
during one of the most terrible hur-
ricanes ever witnessed in that
latitude. The steamer was thrown
on her beam ends and went down,
only allowing time for two life boats
to put off. One of them, contain
ing Cap. Spencer, engineers and fire
men, ten in all, was carried down
with the vessel, while the other, con-
tanning seven Of the crew, was finally
beached on Jupiter Inlet. Two of
the men, Samuel Mccormack, fire
man, and James Flynn, seaman, lost
their lives in the breakers. The
remaininr five, W. Kirkland, second
mate, William Wallace, quarterm asst
er, Thomas Glenman, James Burns
and George Watson, seaman, arrived
to-day from Florida, and left for
New York.
Wallace's account says: We left
New York on Saturday night at
seven o'clock, and had fine weather
up to the morning of October 20th,
when the wind sprung up from the
south. At noon there was a mod
crate gale. As the sun went down
it was blowing a perfect hurricane.
All went well until eight o'clock,
when the wind shifted suddenly to
the southwest, and the ship became
unmanageable, and having lis5 TO
port, the sea commenced rushing on
board on the lee side of the ship,
staving in the bulwarks and cabin
door. We tried to get her off be-
fore the wind, and put on all the
steam we could, but it was no use.
I was at the wheel and brought her
up to the wind again, and tried to
fix the cabin door, put the sea was
washing on board to such a degree
that the men could not work. We
then twisted her jib to pay her head
of, but it was blown into ribbons a'
though it had been snugly furled
BY this time the sea had stove in the
engine house and was rushing dowI
into the fire and engine room at the
rate ofmany tons per minute, and tn
ship listing over more, she was fas
filling. flashed the wheel after tel