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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-13
MISSOURI
MURDER IN A PRISON


ST. LOUIS, March 70 While the convcts IN
the Jefferson City Peuitentiary were entering
the breakfast room yesterday morning, one OF
them, Thomas Connolly, stabbed Lafayette
Buros, another convict. Burns died soon at
forwards. Connolly said he committed the
deed because Barns had been trying to poison
him for six months
POLITICAL.
The two political parties are organizing for
the spring campaign. The Democrat COM
Inittee has adopted plan of primary elections
for ward and township nominees, also delegates
to city and county conventions. The commit
also adopted resolution ignoring all secret Or
CARNATIONS.
A mechanics aud manufacturers exchange
has been established here
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STRANGERS in Boston will find the art gal
lery Opposite Park Street Church, recently
opened by Elliot, BIakesley & Noyes, place
OF aluring interest, filed as it is with choicest
specimens of American and foreign art,
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PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do well to give Mr.. Hobbs call
at No u Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth
ecary. His work and prices give general sat
isfaction. If
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THE sale of dry goods at E. E. Little's, cor.
ner of Congress and Brown streets, will COM
mence again this morning. This afternoon
they will offer line Of rich dress goods, cara
soils, shaw1s, &c.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh

THE New York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent tt.
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A LARGE assortment of unique styles of solid
Masonic, and other embems, opened to-day at
Cogia Hassans. mar13.2t
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
PHALON.s NEW pERFuME

PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
"ILOvE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
MARI -eOd3m os
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REAL Hair Switches and Curls at Cogia
Hassans. 2w
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NEW YORK March, lis PM Cotton quiet and
unchanzed; sales 1871 bales Middllng uplands at
Isle Flour-receipts 447 bbs sales 5000 bbls State
and Western quiet and without decided change; SUI
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THE PR ESS.
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

81 our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early an the day as possible. Id.
refreshments to appear Monday mornino should oe
sent in Saturday, mo. sundav5
cs free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
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!. o. o. FAT the convention Of Eastern
Star and Machgonne Encampments T. o. o.
f. on Saturday evening we understand that
over one hundred members from both encamp-
ments had their heads measured for the new
chapeau which was adopted as a portion of
the new and elegant uniform at former meet
ing and which has already been described in
these columns. The subject of changing the
collar Tor sash was brought up and met with
general approval by those present, and another
meeting is to be held to- MORROW evening on the
same subject. We learn that they are making
arrangements to have grand celebration in
this city on the 18th of April next. The special
object of the meeting Tuesday evening will be
found in the special notice column.
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JOB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for 10
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
Owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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ADELPHI CoMPANY.-To-night the comic
burlesque and opera company, recently Of the
Adelphi Theatre, Boston, commence season
of entertainments at Portland Music Hail.
This evening, Craven's comedy, entitled "Meg's
DIVERSION" will be presented, to be followed by
Byron's burlesque "La Somuambula." Tues
day evening kind to Fault" and aladdin
or the Wonderful Scamp" will constitute the
bill. Thursday evening will be devoted to op
eras and Friday evening "Fats in the Fire.
and my turn next" will be produced. The
season closes on Saturday evening with ''The
Will and the Wsy." The attractions offered
are very great and the plays will no doubt be
well sustained by the company which enjoya a
good reputation.
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A PHEASANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, about
twenty minutes ride from City Hall, to ex-
change for house in town. Thirteen furnish
ed rooms, light and airy; very convenient for
one or two families, with Sebago water, a large
stable, good yard room, several fruit trees and
bushes. Three minutes walk from the Roch-
ester and ten from the Ogdensburg railroad
stations, near churches and schools Address
WestbrOok, at the Press Office. IT,
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AUCTION COLUMN.
administrative Sale :. Louisa o. Marrett.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Band Concerts. Lancaster Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company.
Hostetfers st ,narh B'tfers
l.. o. F.... Tuesday Evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Plants and Flowers. C. F. Bryant.
Desk Room TO Let.
A New En- in Music. Ditson 60 Co.
d solution. Burgm q Jellers,n.
Brick House for Sale. w. H. Jerris.
A IAN steam hip Line. scandinavian.
Importers and .jobber>. .ChadbouIn 81 Kendall,
Chevots ..Chadbourn & Kendall
CassImeres. :. .Chalbourn q Kendall
Eggs. .Chas. e. Bailey.
Freedom Notice. :. Geo. Mcfarland
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Hot AND Cold BATHS at J. P. Smiths, No.
100 Exchange street. 1w
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+ CONE Immediately and see the Bankrupt
stock of 1000 pairs Ladies' and Gents Kid
Gloves, sizes from to TO- worth 81 % for 4Octs,
at Cogia Hassan's, 129 Middle and Temple
street Ivy
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THAT'S So.-People who have had the occa.
sion to buy the article, find the sale OF ready
made clothing is a ''genuine thing" as adver-
tised at Rollins & Bonds mar9th- W
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AUCTION SALES.
Large stock OF taple Dry and Fan.
cv GOOds at rvcsfn..

COMMENCING on TUESDAY,. March 7th, at 10
~ O'Clock, NJ. and continuing every day 1t 70
N ana y M until sold, the large and valuable
) ock and Fixtures, in
Store Corner Congress and Brown se..
occupied py u. =. LITTLE. The stock Consists Of
CRATES, Dress GooIs in VARIETY, Lien Goods Wool.
en- Gooos, Fancy Goods, in fact all goods usually
The stock is all fresh aud will be sold in lots to
The Fixtures, consisting Of Furnace, Show Cases.
Desks, Curt AIMS, Chairs, Stools, Cloak Forms Ssfs.
large French plate Mirror, &c., will be included IN
the sale.
feb2std F. o. BAILEY s. CO., Auet,ouesrs.
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Butler Il Reed

Claim to have the Rest Rubber Boots made in
the United states, which they sell as low as any
kind OF Rubbe Boot can be purchased in this CITY,
dc1sneodtt n Markctsq"nre'
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E4eCuIOfS sale OF Real Estate.
pUHoUANc to license from Ihe Judge OF pro.
1 bate tor the County of Cum beraod, shall sell
az public auction, ON the premises, on MON
DAY, me twenty seventh day OF March, 1871, at
30 Chestnut street, POI tlaLd Said premises belongs
ing tn the estate OF Edward Robioson ,lece sed
Terms Cash. Vim. II. JERKS, Executor.
F. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctiouerrs
Portland, February 20, 1871. 1awaw MO q mre
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success If.
GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO SHELL.
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Ltne.l


BANGOR. March 11.-Henry Shlel, ESQ.,,
champion billiard player of Maine:
Dear Sir.-I hereby challenge you to play
game OF billiards, one thousand poiDtS up,
American four ball carom game, for two hum
bred dollars and the champion cue. Give or
take expenses between Bangor and Portland
ANY stake holder of known responsibility will
be satisfactory. Game to be played by myself
or Unknown" of Bangor within thirty days.
IT n WHITE Bangor,
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5 + r. EIGF
Quiet Restored in France.
horrible Murders in NeaO S0Nth
V0Ies,
EARTHQUAKES AT THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS.


GREAT FIRES AT HONG KONG AND PEKlN.
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THE ICE IN THE PENoBscoT.


BANGOR, March 1.-THE long continued
spell OF warm weather, aided by strong south
erly wind, is fast breaking no the fee in the
river and a steam tug came up to within two
miles and half Of this city this afternoon
Navigation will soon be open to this place.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE COMING SENSATION.

Further Disclosures Of Remarkable and
Gigantic Framds-Another Unrevcaicd Chap
ter in the Dark History Of James Fisk, Jr.,
the Erie Railroad and Tmnmany.
was rumored In legal circles yesterday that to-
morrow civil suit Will be heard In the supreme
Court that for the ruitfulness OF lts material of
sensational character and as afrording TOPIC for
absorbing talk throughout the country viii far
pass the remarkable daily developments OF the city
frauds.
The plaintiff Ia q lady whose name has long peen
familiar to New York public, and is intimately
associated with that or the defendanI-Mr. James
Fisk, Jr. The summonses in the proceedings have
been served on botn parties, and tomorrow Mon
day. has been set down for the hearing. The AMI
davts which nave been sworn 70 expose very much
OF the secret history OF the Erie magnate, and the
letters he has addressed 10 the far plaintiff viii be
read and will disclose q series Of gigantic frauds
This correspondence will also compromise several
prominent members OF lne democratic party, and
VIII show with what success the Tammany Ring
and the Erle Ring have united for plunder.
Both plaintiff and cecndant will he examined, and
the former 1t Is sad VIII not scrupe TO disclose all
and Tammany magnates. II IL known that the
knowledge OF tEe paintT IN this regard IL very cx
tensive ana that she is familiar with all the details
Of the secret management OF the Erie road.
There IL no reason 10 believe that the laws delay
will prevail in this case that there Is any infiu-
ence likely TO be exercised that will prevail as to
prevent the fullest and cearest exposure or these
startling revelations.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE GRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL AND FETE
CHAMPBTRE

During the past week grand military festival
and Jefe chamDet,e has been In progress Fashion
Course, West Flushing. in aid or the Union Home
ana Scnoo for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans an
lnstltution worthy OF all support benevolent
nlunity can bestow. The bad state OF weather pre-
vaing for three DAYS at least has retarded the en-
tertainment, out 1t Is hopei that sunshine Will pre-
vail for the coming six days and the festival VIII
yet net handsome amount towards the charitable
enterprise IN view. The programme o amuscmenis
laid down for every day Is well selected ana excit
ing consisting OF horse racing, tight rope perform
ances, grocers' bakers and butchers wagon tros,
clog and jig dances, donkey races, skitte
match, base bail matches, rife, pistol anu
air gun practices; hopping ana drumming
matches. concerts by the Seyenty-hrst regiment
band and otncr sports too numerous To
mention. Access TO the Fashion Course Is very easy
as excursion trains run every few minutes from
Hunters Point. The entertainment IN under The
patronage OF our most eminent citizens ana their
ladies' comprising such wen known names as Hon.
GEORGE Updyke, Henry Ciews MAJOR General Alex.
Shaler and others, also Mrs. Judge DAILY, Mrs Nd
miral Farragut, Mrs. General Shaler and the lady
managers or the Orpnans Home VINO doing
their utmost 10 make the affair grand success. Il
hoped that our citizens Will contribute literally to-
wards this the greatest charity OF the day, and
make glad che hearts 0f the poor little Ones whose
fathers sacrificed Their lives for the maintenance OF
the Union.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
G. ls Il :r " "a e Y.
Michael PhcIau.

Michael Phclan, the blliardst, died yesterday.
He was one OF the most Zcao 8 friends OF That
amusement, ana one whose example performed pro.
digies in the way OF popularizing the game in the
dark days when 1t was struggling TO obtain foot
hold IN respectable circles, Mr.. Phean was born In
Ireland lie was an ardent advocate Of the freedom
OF that lsland from English rule. IL was IN Denalf
of ina, country's liberation that twenty years ago
ne went TO England ostensbly as u billiard player.
From England he went 10 Ireland, and was there
betrayed 10 the law lie escaped 10 America pcpni-
less and finally landed in San Francisco with
81 so in his pocket. There he opened a billiard
room. lie was successful, invested his savings
IN the hotel business, ana was second time ruined.
me next lime nc had money to spare he invested II
I'm q billiard manufactury ana from TINS Investment
sprung the nrm Of Phelan * Coilenler he became
a manufacturer from necessity Mr. Phelan pur-
chased an interest In the mandatory owneu by the
iatner OF Cnris. Uconnor. The latter succeeding to
his fathers Interest; Mr.. Phcan placed IN the busi-
ness his son-in.law, Mr. Hugh w. Contender, prac-
tlcal mechanic and OF rare inventive capacity,
and Tue firm became 0Connor 4 Coliend!er.
Upon the retirement or Mr. OConnor Mr..
Phean look his place. Meanwhile he had opencd
spacious billiard room at the OF Tenth street
and Droadway, winch establishments being ire
qucnted 10y the e'tfe OF metropolitan society," was the
means oi bringing billiards into the home circle.
There was no money III such an establishment IN
those days, but, oeing visited by ladies ana chli-
dren. by fathers with their sons and sisters with
their brothers, It accomplished the object of us pro
Jector, which was 10 exalt billiards from out OF
easements and aleyways and popuarize II win
The better classes. Tie figured In many billiard
contest and never defeat when either himself or
the pubic was pccuniary interested In his success.
The fath when was rep0sed IN Mchaei PhelaD by
the pubic was never better cxemplined tnau In hs
last great contest when men from Maine 10
Georgia supported their opinions to the extent OF
upwards OF half million OF dollars Though he
had been IN Door health Tor many months, the re.
suit Of en- accidens a sea, ME death was not looked
for 80 soon by his family, being haslencd by over
exertQn ia his weakened State
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
SUPERIOR COu'T-s spsclAl TERM.
Alleged Embsxxlement-The Evans Case.
t{cfore JudVp McCunn

Alleged Embrxxlement-The EVANS Case.
Before Judge McCunn.
Yesterday the case or George o. Evans came up.
It viii be remembered Mr. Evans was appointed
claim agent for the State OF Pennsylvania and as
such collected over $2OO0O0O from the Unitc.f
States. or this he paid over all but
about $29I.O00. For not paving TITS he
was charged with embezzlcment OF pubic
funds, and he having become resident OF years
standing OF the State OF New York requistion
was issued by the Governor 0r PENNSYLVANIA for MS
return to that State and on It's presentation to Gov
ernor Hoffman, with anidavis setting out the above
iacts Governor Holman issued MS warrant ior his
surrender.
Meanwhile q writ oi habeas corpus was got out
on petition setting out Lhat he was appointed
sucn agent under a contract authorized by the
Legislature by which he was to receive out Of the
collections ten per cent that this ten per cent was
the S29l,0OO which he Is charged with embezzng
that all other moneys were paid over by hlm, and To
charge him with cmoezzling this sum ls 10 charge
him with embelzllng his own property.
TN this petition Mr. Evans Was brought before
Justice McCunn, and The question OF whether the
papers submitted showed any crime OF emDeZzle-
mcnt was argued at some length, as has been al
ready reported.
subsequently, Mr.. Courtney on behalf OF the At.
torney General oI Pennsylvania. moved for a rear
gtiment, and The opportunity gwen yesterday.
Judge PierrepOnu argued, AT considerable length,
that though the Court might iooK INTO tue papers
presented to the Governor 10 ascertain whether
they made out case OF crime, IT cOuu not 00k be.
hind those papers to hear explanations or new facts
That would he 10 try the case, aud not to send the
accused 10 the Proper place for trial.
Mr.. Courtney presented proof OF what was SUB
Mr. strahan, OF coinsel for Mr.. Evans, while
claiming that hs was mere EFFORT for political
purposes and tnat the papers presented 20 the Gov
cllned to reargue the case.
The Court reserved It's decision TIL Tuesday,
though the onicerS requested fnat Mr.. Evans be
Kept IN custody till the next day 10 enable them to
attend The pennsylvania elecuon.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

"You have turned over your property in trust 10,
the sSss5 s.sy,'
MAY ask If the straneers' Hospital founded BY
ycu. Is in that assignmentan
"The truth, SIR, Is that the CITY now
"Wnew now's that9n asked the reporter who
now saw that Mr.. Keyser was disposed to be COM
municative
THAT il rue.n
Mr.. Keyser here took q long pause: eyed the re-
porter critically, and, satisfied that ne was IN con-
ancc, he connnued:-
.,ies, the city owes me three hundred thousand
.Mr. Kcysern said the reporter, II do not wish to
indulge IN any sensational speculations but
wOuld like to get some faCts.n
Mr.. Keyser was at once at his ease, and replied =
'Tne HERALD Is the only paper that IN treating Of
HAS SHOWN ANY DEcENcY.
i WIN send you tonight, In writing, my explanation
OF the matter in time Tor Sundays papers,
'.How much viii 1t make, Mr.. keyser2 column,
about half column. You shall have it to-
Mr. Keyser and his visitor were on the eve or
separating wnen the former suddenly said -
''Wait Will tell you more;
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND COLLARS OF FOR0ERIES
in my name have been perpetrated."
'F0rgerles, you saw IN
eyes, sir; ioreerics. Last Tuesday night went
with members Of tho Committee Of Seventy to the
Comptr0ller's Office, where we remained until ABOUT
eleven O'Clock, examining my warrants. We found
that $780, 900 OF them were orgercs."
THAT Is certainly news, Mr.. Keysern
"But tnat Is not all;
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF this was secured BY forging our firm name not
only 10 the warrants, but
FoRGING OUR BILLS
as well, and viii show that
THE CITY OWES ME- THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS
These forged bills were burned at the Comptroller's
ONCE with the voucherS.n
Then you have only turned over your property
to Mr. Schultz OIL the committee Of Seventy, to pro-
tect the CITY, subject to a settlement OF your ac
count with the city,"
THAT ID it exactly. may state, further, that this
One sewer job at Forty sixth street and East River
] have been at work on for four weeks, and nave
during all this excitement kept my men at work
constantly on Crot0n and sewer WORK. .--.->sl-.-
Here Mr. Keyser requested the reporter to excuse
nim as ne wished to prepare his answer to the
charges. and the interview ended-Mr. Keyser neg.
lectlng 10 intimate who committed the f0rgeries.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

us n ana further, a. . significant ana wonderful
example Of she peouniary prosperity and power OF
the city OF New York, the following list OF the pay
days that payment mas been possibe-is Of singular
INTEREST,"
October L. . .9254e94 81 October 6.... S2376 6a5 ~
October g. 42l6js ~ October 80. 235sJ5 v6
Already the city treasury must begin TO assume n
healthier character, and when the real estate taxes
are also In shape to be paid our solid men will
doubtless pour IN the larger sums due from this
source with equally noteworthy promptitude. AS
seton to the inducement to pay up
al once before alluded TO there are proper
the LIST day OF December. and all taxes not paid
tnen have to suffer addition OF one per cent for
the f1rst half and second one per cent for the
latter half OF tne month. From the Ist January
terest B charged at the rate OF twelve per cent per
may, If he deems It advisable, ut any time issue q
warrant for The collection thereof by distress and
sale.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
T He C0UR S.
The viele Divorce Suit-Arrest and Alleged De-
fa'cation Of Government Pension Agent
The Evans Embezz emsnt Case.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS coysT.

uWiltU SIRieo bVWMSJuNshS IuJHI.
The Alleged Frauds OF Ex-CoIlcctor Bailey.
Before Commissioner Shields.
George b. Davis, VINO had been indicted in the
United States Circui: Court, 10: perjury in con-
necton with some affair during the well-known ad-
n.inistration OF ex-Collector Bailey, appeared
yesterday In the ONCE OF the United States District
Attorney and made complaint to one OF the
officials there demanding tllat warrant be issued
for the arrest OF Thomas J. Conalty and William
Wheaton, on The ground that they had consp'red
together in having falsely sworn against MN and
caused his arrest and lmprlsOnment on cnarge OF
perjury. AS Davis had no regular papers drawn
up setting forth the accusation he desired to make,
In the matter. ThereupOn DAVIS became very much
excited, declaring that he had been grossly
wronged and that he found 1t dinicut TO OBTAIN
justice.
Another Alleged Befnication by n Govern
mcnt Omccr-Arrcst Of q. vi. Van BurcD,
Pension Agent Tor New York.
q. M. Van Buren, the Pension Agent for the city
Of New York. was arrested yesterday on the CON-
plant OF James H. BaKcr, Commissioner OF Pensions.
whose affidavit is to the following efect:-Mr.
Baker after stating mis- official position, says that
n the years 1892 1870 ana ISL Z. M Van Snren; ra
OF invalid pensioners, and beng dishursing officer
OF the United states did ~ Iraudulentiy win nm,
draw from the Assistant Treasurer OF this
about eleven Thousand dollars, and converiec
entrusted to MIN TOR the payment OF pensioners fnl
medlately alter the arress OF the accused ne wa
taken to the Office OF Commissioner Shields :.
answer tile charge. Mr.. Van Buren gave Daii in the
sum oi $4,000 TO appear Tor trial.
The vicic Divorce Cases
| have finally been adjusted-by mutual consent
Withdrawing all charges, and dividing the children
| Tais compromise was effected by ex-Judge William
| Fullerton and General NJ. I. Mcmahon, for Mrs
Viele, and Ira Shalser and Burton Harrison, Esqs
on The part OF Genera! Vlcle-who regarI the case
a. the result OF personal disagreement, unionnde
| on any crimlnalltY ur elLncr DAILY.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ROCHESTER, n

ROCHESTER, ". Y, Oct T. 1871.
The schooner Atlantic, from Port Hope, with unl-
Der, went ashore at one O'Clock this morning seven
miles above this port tGeneseeL and sunk IN nine
ieet OF water. She Is supposed 70 he badly dam
aged.
The schooner Defiance. from Oswego, with cargo
OF coal for Rogers Co., AT St Catnerines On Also
went ashore at the same place about midnight and
scuttled by the crew. Both crews are ashore and
all SAFE Lights on shore were mistaken for Gcnesce
harbor lights; hence the disasters.