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Runner Of Cabinet Changes.

KumGr Of Cabinet Changes.
TIE HAGUE Oct. 27, 1870
The early resignation CT Won Lunhurg, the Minis
Ter or Forgn Affairs, is announced to-day. The
= iBAsNn Geric Ike dc Herwynen Minister to Bel
GUM. is spoken Of likely To succeed the oice.
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Relations 10 France.

MADRID Oct. 81, 1870.
Should Peace Conference assemble at Versailles
Minister sagasta will bc sent thither TO represent
Spain.
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The Four noats Pound Empty.
LONDON. Oct. 81, 1870.
The four missing boats OF the Cambria were found
empty to-day OF the Giants Causeway.
No trace OF the passengers or crew has been dis
covered.
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extensive Fire I'm Tnpikbannock--Loss One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.

SCKANTON, OCT. Y, 1870.
An extensive fire occurred at Tunkhannock, wyo.
ming county, this morning, which destroyed some
twenty buildings, including the Huford HOTEL Rem :
snaw's buildings, and Phillips and Rnoads stores;
also many OI the principal business houses OF the
town. the amount OF the loss is estimated ut
500, 900. the cause or the fire, which started 10
The stables OF the hetel, is not stated, =
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PENNS YL.VANIA.

Singular Phenomenon In Eric--NnturnI Gas
Wells.
ERIE, Oct. q, 1870.
This city was lit last night ana to- night with natu
raj gas. obtained by the Erie Gas Company from
well sunk near their works. Thirteen gas wells are
now In successful operation In various parts OF the
city. they are used mostly TO furnish fuel and
light to manufacturers. The gas is found at an ave-
rage depth or nfty-1ve feet, and the average Yield
per well per day Is upwards OF 10000 cubic feet. 1t
requires no purifying ana Is being rapidly intro
duced into private houses. Thus far every well put
down has proved success
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HUNGARY.
Treasury Exhibit.

PESTH, Oct. 81, 1870.
The budget just presented shows a surplus OF
nine and hal millions for 1869. The deficit for
1870 is prOporlioDahiy reduced. That for 1871 il
estimated mt one hundred aud thirteen millions OF
current coin.
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Negotiations with South America.
MADRID Oct. q, 1870.
The meeting of the penipOentiarIes OF Spain and
Che South American governments Is officially an
nounced to take place at Washington OH Saturday
next
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A.-The Most Pnpu'nr Ecmeay for Coughs
and Threats IS CHERRY PICTORIAL TRGCHES.
they IKE n charm so the ladies say.
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AH the LATEST Styles az Mems and Bows,
bats, OF the best quality, at reasonable prices At BANTAS
bo3 Canal street. corner OF Wooster.
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AZ Lords cleaning and Dyeirg Offices, 9C4
Rroadway, Twcnyst street; fSa Broomc,
Broadway, Coats Pants Vests, Dresses, Shawis, Sacks
Veiyets, Feathers, nc, beautifully cleaned.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MON1ns OF OCr0REK AND NOVEMBER.
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PASSENGER Chr on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Precipltntcd Eighty Feet Down
Embankment-Two Men Killed.

Two Lives Lost by Locomotive Explosion
in Pcnnsy lvaEia.
HUNTINGDON, Oct. 81, 1870.
locomotive on the Huntington and Broad Top
Railroad exploded tins evening. Jerry Wertz the
engineer, was blown TO pieces aud boy named
Daniel Heck was fatally injured.
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Another Cure Of Rupture.


Mr. Gainsor,hs after suffering thirty years
suffered from rupture the lsi. side for period Of
ding tried usses in Europe and tins country Nv
efforts proved futile that had given all hope Of OBTAIN
ts was IS eost1nt s9gTss o, mental
curing rupture With he use Of bis rsmees awaited myself
The r Of he Soqssnf him. which resulted IL my
After he bad made the Application was much relieved
anxiety OF mind that had always ANNOYED In this
genf eanveea Of the seraancncy 81 ny cure with y
snowede Of the dangers and sunernes from rupture
MANS abilities ana remedies tor the .sme result,
new YORK, October, $780, 2is Eas; Twentieth street.
s1G 5ne s weessas Or saS @ sss
rity from sransuated rupture and company
tive comfort. oace, os7 Broadway
wAnNocK 4 co. Ha,ters and rurriera,
their usual extensive and select assortment or
J eEsy Sss5aSe a y the line many q which
A---'ierr'as's eH es,rp1 s.yrs
PSI Broadway, corner Murray sra,A
At LORDS cleaning and Dyeing Offices, 921
a S ss 9s ps.s sss%s sseR.
velvets Feathers, &C. beautifully cleaned
al the LATEST styles af Mems End Bow
Hats Of The best quality reasonable prices BANTAs,
oo' Canal street. corner Of Wooster
A.-yhs Most ragn,nr T E"sS for ce.Ss,
they are ne charm so the ladies' say.
A.--Cod liver oil Rushtna'- If. vi ~
bound 70 tate the lead for It's purity Use no other
navid's rnll Styles % Ccntlcaseu's Hnln--
saiesroom, $3.50 Broadway. near Duane street
Earckm Mineral Wpter snratern, Superior
TO al Others For sale by Druggists. H. J. LEVY. Agent.
No hudson River Rallroad Depot, Varisk street. n "
For Dcnfn-ss.-Ihe Patent Orvnric yibr,-
tor II hia into the ia not percepb. removes Singing
Noises IN the Head and enables deaf persons 20 hear dis
,ncy At church public assemblies. Treatise on Deafness
and csarIe; with Mssns q ,nr ,,, -sns IRE
/ DR. T. HUNT sflLwELL so2 broadway, n 4
| Gunnnco pronounced Gua-nn-nr-roi I'm
bfelas the best In the market So say AL who ce ih-
| IL il A,toxcthcr Wrooa to Tribe with Had
Cough o. Cold when remedy promp, and thorough
as JAyNE's rxPEcfoRANT can rendny +ostainca-
! Sold everywhere.
No Genuine Gons res. Water sold "n Israagh,.
Congress and Empire Spring tompanys Ne" i"ek acpott
| Royal Havana Lottery.-Prsx4s Paid In
uoid Information furnished. 1he hgnesl rSlcs paid
| Io1hloons and all kinds OF cold and SILVER
| TAILOR Co, Bankers, 10 " all ssue. New YORK.
4 ---------------
| Tn. Wearing OF kaox Hat, IL ia con-
tended by phrcnoos,s will so &c. TIN organs
eva OF the bad bunys Whether this los
80 o. 20, We 90 not propose 70 out we freely admit
Knox In s,ivey Indicative OF good
hut OF good scuse. kNox's HU Emporium 10 At No. s,s
| Broadway.
Wnrpock & Co.'s
! Seven Dollar nress Hats
rev more leit, and don't forget the BOYS Hs.s
ola R,DsJvwy
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Parliamentary ssuEaui Tho Throne Cues
sl8D.
MADRID, OCT. 90, 1870.
The members OF the majority In tho Cortes have
passed resolution Tor tie assembling of that body
on the 9th insr.
LONDON, Okt. 20, 1870.
Il is reported that England, Prussia and Italy
have acquiesced in The candidacy Of Duke Aosta for
che Spanish crown,
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7 A.--ilndics' Furr.
WAnNoCK e co. Haers and Furriers,
opened usual select OF
4 Ladies' and Childrens Furs,
comprising desirable article Ia the line or which
| and captivating. Big Broadway.
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nayid,s FnlI Styles oG CcntIcoeu'. HAIR
Saesroom, $3.50 Broadway. Duane street
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h..-Cod Liver 1I-HUsigno's tF. W
bound to take the lead for It's purity. Use other
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CLEARED.

PORT OF sEw YORK., OCTOBER ~, 1870.
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Earckm Mineral WAFER snratern, Svperis
to all Others For sale by druggists u. j. LEVY. Agent
No. hudson River Rsllroai Depot, Varsk street. N.
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SHIPPIN G. NEW 8.

Almanac for New Yoris-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... q Moon SETS 0 30
Sun sets. -. OF High water morn IL 90
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No Genuine Canerc~. Water sold On tsrnaghs.
Couarcss and Empire Spring tOmpanys Ne" ivs dcpot w
Chambers street.
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WsrpOck & Co.'s
Seven Dollar Dress Hats
A rev more LETT, and don't forget the BOYS y s.s
olH R,NsdvNy.
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Ganunco pronounced Sun nn-nr-r0l Inn.
breas the best In the market al who h-m
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IL il Altogether Wroua to TriGe with had
Cough Cold when remedy sure promp, and thorough
ss JAyNE's rxpLcfORAST can he rohday+oosainea
ey.rySlery
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For Denfn-ss.-Ihe Patent Orcrric yibra-
tor II his into the not pcrcepbe Singing
Noises the Head enables deaf persons 20 bear dis
tncty church public assemblies Treatise Deafness
and Catarrn. with Means of Cure, sent free.
DIR. r. HUNT STILNELL, T62 Broadway, N. r.
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Yoyal Havana f.ottery.-PrtxGs Paid In
gold rntormaton furnished. 1he highest rates paid
ionhloons and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAILOR i Co, Bankers 10 " all stu.e., New York.
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The Wearing OF kuox HAT, IL ia con-
,cud.a by psychologists will aecs thu organs
the ey tendency OF the baa bunys Whether this c
4, or not propose dscuss admit
indeed. efnphstcaly accare-that DE wearing cf
made by Knox positively Indicative only good tase
hnt OF good seuse. kNox's HU Emporium S a. No. s's
Br0a
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A Eunrautce Rapture Cure..-TrusScs
painful, yeTatious and Injurious whereas DR.. SuERMASS
APPLIANCE AND COMPOUND are a cure with
rity from u1aned and strsngused rupture and company
tive comfort. opce, 6s7 Broadway.
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Big Annie Collins OBI, Cochran, New York for Halifax,
Brig Hunming Bird (Br) Stephens, New YORK Wind
sor, rs
schr Il II Vaughan, Hubbard Philadelphia for Boston.
schr u Perry Kelley Philadelphia for New Bedford.
schr Helen Russell, Mehaphy Philadelphia for Boston,
schr Cranner, Brighnan. Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Hickman. small. Woodbridge for Boston.
Schr Daniel Webster Packer, Elizabethport for Provi
dence.
schlJ Maitland Leighton, Eli.abethport for Boston
schr Lady Emma, Carol, Elizabethport for New Haven
schr Mercer, WATSON, Eizabethport for Wesiport
schr Fashion, Young, Eizabethport for East Greenwich
Schr st James. Keetc, Eizabethport for jamestown.
schr SAITH, Chapman, Ellzanethport for Hartford.
schr " Daley Lamphear, E.xabethpor tor Fall River.
schr Stephen WateTnan Chase, Hoboken Tor New Bed
ford.
schr John Somes, Heath, Hoboken for Boston.
schr May Belle tBr), Wood New York for st John, Nh
Schr " serlDp, Brown, Hoboken tor Boston.
SchrJ Tingiey, Holman, Hooosen for Boston
schr Terrapin, Wooster, Hoboken for Portsmouth.
scbr u q Fits, Vail, Albany for Rivsrhoad.
Schr McCluskey, Nicserson, Albany for Providence
schr Highland, Lynch. Albany for Rosyp
Schr Forest King, WoodiD, Albany for Roslyn.
Schr Helen Mar, Baker Rondoul for Providence.
Sehr Village Queen, Tellerson. Rondout for Boston
schr David Sprsguc Harlow New York for New London.
schr Seraph, Ryder, New YORK for New Bedford.
Schr rreasnrs, Arnold, New York for Providence.
schr Ads Herbert. Gould, New York for Salem,
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Bark Edward Br), Putnam Transport Ms for New York
~ Newport, ri. with PLAYER W Purcsl Chapman CO.
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different hours of the day. Dancing, singing
and various other entertainments will be pro-
vided at the numerous halls for the school
children, from nine o'clock in the morning
until five in the afternoon. At four O'Clock
takes place the balloon asccnsions, and lastly
the fireworks will make q brilliant display
in the evening. One would think from the
variety Of the programme all might be suited.
The flag decorations on the Common and
many buildings are all in place tonight,
which, with the exploding torpedocs, and
crowded thoroughfarcs, give the city The
appearance Of holiday Just begun.
The Pullman cars were expected tonight
at five O'Clock and ut six one enthusiastic
South Ender was sure he saw the Hon
Alexander Rice, seated in his carriage drive
up to his residence in Union Park; how de
luded he was appears from the fact that the
party did not arrive until seven
Mile Nelson, the Gnttschalk sisters. and
other distinguished musical artists from
Europe are prominent for the coming season,
which gives indication OF being most brill
liant ore.
Musical circles are in flutter over a
r'Imored project of y. S. Gilmore tol bring
ing about next year a grand international
Jubilee. The scheme proposes the assembly
OF musical artists both Instrumental and
vocal, from all parts Of tie world, ana
chorus of twenty thousand voices Where
the wonderful Coliseum that is To hold them
shall he located is yet undecided 1t is
understood that, should Gotham be the
favored place the Handel and Haydn society
Will decline to assist, even though they
should have the offer Of having their expenses
paid and the privilege of boarding ut the
Park Avenue House
Arthur and Charles LIE Clerque are said to
be engaged by Fechter for his company this
winter, at what has been known as Selwvn's
Theatre, but which in future Is 10 90 under
the name of the Pantheon
Dexter II, Toilet, Esq, a wealthy gentle
man Of this city, well known in dramatic and
boating circles, has espoused, it is stated,
the cause of Mr.. Selwyn, and will make him
manager Of the Adelphi the control of which
he has purchased +. H. Davenport and
Josie Orton are announced rs members of
the stock company. PERClE
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against nnexation. On page III of the evidence
General Babcock testifes that he received long
letter from Hatch, but owing to its similarity to
letter printed in the World from Gel Cazado,' its
Havana correspondent, exposing some Of these San
Domingo negotiations, he declined to reply to it,
under the belief that Hatch wrote the Worlds let
ter. In q cross-eXamination he admitted that he
was unable to give any other reason.
In q word the President OF the United
States lends himself as tool, if he was not
interested as a partner, in this San Domingo
job; he agrees ''privately" to use his infiu-
cnce to popularize the thing in Congress- he
sends one of his family, his aid-dc-camp, as
a special agent to operate in San Domingo {;
and he connivcs. through this special agent,
at the monstrous outrage of the unlawful I'M
prisonment of an American citizen by the
San Domingo authorities, lest upon his lib
Grafton he should make statements and put
forth arguments damaging to the annexation
scheme These are the plain and simple
facts as developed by an investigation Of
Radical Senators.
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A PENNSYLVANIA negro went to sleep with HI
head on railroad track, the other day. A hand
car came alon" and ran over him before it could m
stopped much to the horror Of those on it, Tl,
negro. however. only complained of having been,
walked up, and demanded the price of II new hIl
Or he would sue the corporation under the chi
rights bill.
A Lynchburg yagrant claimed when arrested Il,
nave Il trade-that of smoking glass for soll
ccilnSes Owing 70 their rare occurrence he is nor
working full time.
;. T. Dnsmorc. Esq. Of New York, formerly
Bangor editor delivered The Fourth Of July orati
at Monroe.
Yankee girl whose wooing and winning by
Nevada man had been accomplished by mail r.,
iected him on his appearance, because he wp.
'such little Spud of fellow"
A man clad i'll Il coat of mail is travelling o,
horseback about Scotland. His object in going il,
this guise is neither QuiXotic warlike He +,
travelling to advertise the excellence of the bl,c
lead with which his coat is polished.
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Under date Of July 1st the Washington
correspondent of the Boston Sunday Herald
writes that among the political movements
mcubating there, that controlled by repre-
sentatives of the workingmen's organization
attracts no inconsiderablc attention It is sta
ted fiat it has nine hundred thousand enrol
led voters who are about evenly divided be-
tween the Democratic and Republican par
lies that they do not intend to support eth
er the Republican on Democratic candidate
.or the Presidency, but to call National
Convention in advance of the political con-
ventions, and to nominate in it Presiden-
tial ticket This course, ii is maintained,
will compel the Democratic party to abandon
making Il nomination and to take up the
nominees of the Workingmen's Convention,
who, it is assumed with considerable conf
dence, will carry every State in the Union.
The new party propose to go before the
country on a progressive civil service plat
form, with reduced taxation, reduced eXpen-
ditures,and retrenchments generally, with the
elevation and protection Of American labor,
and especially opposition to the importation
OF the Chinese. The writer AYERS that there
IS Enthusiastically a solid foundation for the
movement, and that already several Presi-
dental candidates are mentioned, Gov
Geary, OF Pennsylvania, being the most prom
inent, with Gems. Logan and Ewing for Vice
President
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FIFTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.

1t will be seen by the call which we pub
fish to-day that the Convention for the nomi-
nation of a candidate for member of Con-
grcss from this district will for convenience
be held at Bangor on the same day with the
Democratic State Convention. We scarcely
need remind our friends Of the importance OF
full representation upon the occasion, or of
the great need which exists that u change
should take place in the political character
OF our Congressman. This is true upon
general issues, and it is specially forced home
upon us when we consider the vanishing con-
dition of the leading industry OF the district.
Shipping, in which lis extended sea-c0ast is
SO largely engaged has persisted by slow de-
cay until those heretofore largely engaged
in il are turning in despair to other callings
and MISUNDERSTANDING life anew ut Great
disadvantages.
The democracy of the district know that
there is no other adequate cause for this save
the folly and mismanagelncnt of the party in
power in the nation They propose to take
the only feasible method to restore our pros
peflty, ana That IS by vigorous effort to
awaken the people of the district 10 sense
OF the need of change in the ruling party in
Congress- Its need is felt most bv the sea-
board districts, and there the reform should
begin. We firmly believe that a proper pre-
sentation of this matter to the people, en-
forced and exampitied by the facts and flo
res applicable to .he case would result in
the election Of conservative and u friend of
the shipping interest Why should not the
shipbuilders and owners themselves move in
the matter? We feel assured that the Demo-
cracy would give their support to any ship
builder, owner or commander, competent to
represent the district, who would pledge his
stoadiast cXertions towards reform in this
particular and to overthrowing the high tar
i'll which of itself is, next to radicalism, the
worst enemy of the shipping interest Let
our friends think of this.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-07

The question of Chinese emigration is cx-
citing great interest among workingmcn,
and meetings condemnatory of the scheme
have been held in Boston, New York and
other places. Mayor Hall of New York.
made a speech denunciatory of the whole
business as dangerous to every interest in
the country, save that of the manufacturers,
who wanted cheap labor, without regard to
the rights of white workingmcn. 1t was, he
said, "a question between roast rat and roast
beef''
1t is subject for congratulation, we think
that this question has been prccipitated AT
this time by one of the leading manufacture
ers of Massachusetts, for it gives the work
ingmen Of that State nearer and cleare,
view that they have before had of the practi
cal workings of the policy of the republican
party. 1t is the much admired doctrine O.
"protection to American labor'' in an aspcc
altogether new. 1t will be likely to lead tho
laboring men to see the question in another
light, and probably to shape their politica
action anew
The Republican journal., 1870-07-07

The fatal duel between Mr. James Brizzo-
lara and Mr. George II. Phelan, prominent
members of the Memphis, Tenn, bar, was a
most cool, Yet determined, encounter. The
"whv and wheretorc'' of the quarrel grew
out OF nm alleged insult offered to Mr. Phelan
by Mr. Brizzolara in newspaper card reply
ing 10 u sarcastic philippe against the pres
ent Democratic Executive Committee writ
ten by Mr. Phclan. Notes were exchanged
and arrangements made by friends of both
parties for the meeting. which took place
about O'Clock on the 2Sth ult, seven miles
below Memphis, on the Arkansas shore. The
terms of the duel were ola deadly character:
the weapons selected We're Colts navy re-
peaters the distance fifteen PAGES. A steam
Tug conveyed Mr. Brizzolara to the scene of
the duel, a small skitl performing that ser
vice for his antagonist. The tug, on nearing
the shore. passed the skill, Mr. Brizzolara
coolly standing at the stern smoking cigar
As the skiti' subsequently approached towards
the bow of the tug, Mr. Phelan, seeing his
opponent, politely raised his hat, which act
of courtesy was as politely responded to by
MIR Brizzolara After landing, short con-
sultaton was held by the friends of the COM
hatants the principals shortly after repairing
10 their respective positions. On being plac-
cd on the stand and their weapons" given
them, the question ARE You ready" was
asked by the seconds and responded to a(-
tentatively Ivy Mr. Phean. Mr. Brizzolara,
however, cried out "not ready" and. coolly
putting his pistol between his knees. pro-
reedcd to turn up his shirt-cut1s, which had
gotten down over his hands and annoyed
him As soon as this operation was over,
the call proceeded, and at the word firing be
Gan The first two shots were harmless, but
the second shot of Mr. Phelan took effect on
Mr. Brizzolara, entering near the left nipple,
over the heart, and passing through a por-
ton OF the body transversely, coming out I'M
der the left arm. On receiving his wound he
fell to the earth, and according to the terms
of the cartel firing ceased. The surgeons
had the wounded man removed to the boat,
and a quick return was made to Memphis
Mr. BrzZoara was carried to the residence
of his sister, and ut a late hour in the even
ing a slight hemorrhage ofthe lungs occur
red Of rather dangerous character, the wound
being regarded as probably fatal. Ii is sta
ted by the papers that both gentlemen eXhib-
tied great nerve, GOODNESS and desperate bra
very.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-07
ARREST ON A SINGULAR CHARGE.

DOSIUN, 2!Uh.
Freeman L. Robinson, master, together with the
crew of schooner Myra, of Belfast. Me-, was ar
rested in Boston, Wednesday. on a charge of rob-
bling the body of Mr.. Rogers of Chelsea, who, with
two others was drowned in Portland harbor, last
week. They will be taken to Portland for trial
An examination of the accused at Portland
terminated in their discharge, as there was
no evidence against them. The schooner
was formerly owned by Capt. John Condor,
of this city, but the captain and crew are
| from Swans Island
The Republican journal., 1870-07-07

LOYALTY. An old Scotch nurse once came
to die, who was the sole depository of a mys-
terious secret affecting the descent of nroner.
ty and touching the good name of the housc
in which she had lived. priest urged her
to confess, and reminded her of providing for
the safety of her soul. 'sThe safety Of nv
souln' she said, land would you put the hon
or of an old Scotch family in competition
with the soul of poor creature like me %