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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-02

Persons lightly dipt, net grained
in generous honesty, are bat pale in
goodness, and faint hned in integrity.
Bn, b. thou what thou virtuopsly art
and let not the ocean wash away the
tiucnrc Since yrtuuus SUPER.
sno"hons have commonly generous
t"uHIallons, dive INTO thy inclina'inns,
aud early discover what nature bids
thee 10 be, ar tells thee thou mayest
he. The, who thus timely descend
INTO themselves aud cultivate the good
seeds which nature hath set in them,
prove tot Shrtbs, hut crdara in their
generations Sir 7ho0las Br0rne.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-02

PoNH's ENTxAC'E,
uFrk Fsufu-. ksFninCs iautFuess
+orcur-n sarc THrost spraiHs Gooth-
tCltV rs.ttip HcuGu ala is iIstiD -
ism f.uEsiba-u I'lIes kkotis stIIfga
sore ltyes t}iecdiug of the Lungs
,U.c. ~tutIarIi. oFoI piles; toTns IL
Prs ftid sores.
Price. q Ug.. 80 CtA.: ptuIa, n 90:
ua:th. Sits.
~ Thee Remedies eTccp, PONDS TX
ACT b. The case or -n.e box. are cent to
part Vl The country. ty Uaii or e1pIebs, free
40 -e. un rersiPt ut tht price
ess II humphreys Specific
HomaoPa Medicine Company,
ana l'egol. ~. 5G. BROADWAY. Gas York
A fun assortment Of the above for sale Fl
ira0d Rapids by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.

Grand Conclavc of the Grand Encampmcnt
Of knights Tcmplnrs in BniiimOre--Addrcss
Of the Most Eminent Grand Masier-iseccp.
ton of Canadian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to a
Member Of ST. Omer COmmnndery.
BALTIMORE Sept 90 1871.
The grand conclave Of the Grand Encapment or
Knights Templars OF the United states convened at
the Masonic Temple at eleven O'Clock this morning
Sir William Sewe Gardner OF Boston, Most Emil
nent Grand Master delivered The triennal address,
giving detailed history OF Knight TenlplarIsm for
the past three years. The address occupied nearly
two hours III delivery.
Reports were then made by the several officers
and the entire session was consumed III Official
business.
During the sitting the Encampment was visited
by a delegation OF Knights from the Grand Encamp
mont OF Canada in full regalia.
Tie General Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
sons OF The United States mot at eleven O'Clock. it
IS understood that the session was consumed in
Official business.
three steamers went on an excursion down the
bay this morning, with thousand or more Knights,
accompanied by ladies' The Commandenes remain
ing IN The city have generally passed the day III In
teichanglng visits with each other.
parade Of the fire department. takes place this
evening, ana there will be grand musical reception
a! the Masonic Temple and grand bandueI az Bar
Southern Jurisdiction OF the United states TO the
supreme Council for the Northern states.
D. CsrtWrgnt OF Aiie @So o cGmny, ~ IA ~
Elmra N. ", fell from tie third story OF the ~.
Clair Hotel this morning into the yard, anu was
taken ND In an Inscusible condition and removed TO
the Washington University, where he is attended by
ri Inc following Communicates reported to day.
| Crur dc Lion. No. s. OF New Brunswick, N. j.; Odo
| dc ST. Armand, No, II, Of Boonon, N. j.; Allen, No.
&c, or Allentown, Pa; PILGRIM, No IL OF Harris.
p pasy So Of SS on' Ap
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cousr Of CEREAL SESSIONS.

The Noiorious "DmichyD IavelIe sent 60 tho
state Prison for Five Year.-A scounsirei
sent to she State Prison for Ontra eing n
Little Child tive Years of Aae-JudEc Bed
f0rd's Rem lrlss On Delivering Sentence.
Before Judge Bedford.
Yesterday the Rlghs Honorable Russell Gnrney
Recorder OF the city OF London, and Mr.. Sergeant
Sleigh, O distinguished ciuzen of the British me-
trcpolls occupied seats on the bench with The city
Judge. ana appeared TO be deeply interested IN the
proceedings.
Shortly alter the opening OF the Court James La
vele, who pleaded guilty last week to an assault
win q dangerous weapon with intent TO do bodily
harm. the indictment charging that on the gath OF
August he fired q pistol at Andrew PfeifIer, was
placed at the bar. The city Judge not being IN
formed o! his previous character sentenced Lavelle
10 the state Prison for eighteen months. Nj Eel.
lows learned subsequently from police oflcers that
the prisoner was q notorious character, and informed
His Honor that ne lLaySlle) deserved seveier SEN
tence than was imposed.
Judge BEDFORD In disposing Of Lavee said:-"One
day last week you pleaded guilty, and ] knew no
thing OF your antccedents, and the plea being IN my
discretion sentenced you 10 the state Prison iOr
one year and SIX months. To-day the Dlstrict
Attorney gives you q very bad character. Captain
Wash says That you are notorious raiian anu one
o! the most dangerous men III the community. l
am informed that there are indictments IN the DIS
tricL Attorneys olce sufficiently numerous 10 SEND
yOI 10 the Slate Prison Tor forty wears YOU were
tired. deem a. my duty for TIE protecttOn OF tue
! euAnIli,y ana as WainiAA 10 all foughs ~ sehu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
NEW YeaK STATE COMMISSION or iPP9sLs.

In Commission OF Appeals at the Capitol in the
city Of Albany. September 10, 1871. Presentation.
John A. Lott Cher Commission; Hons. Ward Hunt,
Robert Earl Hiram Gray William ii. Leonard.
No. lig. Church VI. Freeman.-Set down for sec
ODd Wednesday.
NO. l2'. Lalourettc VS.. Clark-Over the term with
No. lbs. Anory vs wood-Over the term, on
| motion Of Mr.. samuel Hand.
NO. 2a5 Miller VS.. Knox.--Advanced on calendar
No. 1874 The Long Island Ferry Compa vs. II.
8. Terbeu, executor, &c.--Set down Tor thrd Tues
No. 1856 Phillip vs.. Clark.-set down for second
no. III. Taylor vs. The City Of BrooSyn.-Over
the term without prejudice
No. ~. Bassett VS.. Elmorc.
| no. 1885, Fillmore vs. Howett.
! No. 14a Reed VIZ. The United States Express Com
pany.- Set down for October H.
| no. III. gibbs rs. Van Buren,, Jr.-Set down for
| the first "Wednesday
| No. A. Ackerman vs. Cross.-Over the term with
! No. 10. wooGworih vs.. Sweet; No. 49, Mozart
ney vs.. Mcch' No. lO4. Clain VS.. Wclch.--Ses
Gown for folrih "Wednesday.
No. 1Jl. Potter vs. EINe.-Set down Tor second
tuesday.
John J. Ryder vs.. John Slnlth.--Mo;ion for re.
argument Nil. CrOoke for ;he motion and MI. Il. q.
sally Ann Howell w. The Knickerbocker Life In
! surance Company. Motion Tor reargumcnt Mr.
Samuel Hand Tor the motion and Mr. 8. l.. Nash op-
| posed.
Darnabas Hammett vs. Jonn II. Llnncman.-
| ton for rcargnneht. Mr. samuel Hama Tor the
Mary a. Tanning W.. James Van Nostiand.
! ton ior argument. Mr.. Hand fOr the mOton; Mr..
Dyctt opposed.
! No. 259 seymour r. Day VS.. Rhoda NJ. Montcath.
Submitted
l No. G7. Jacob F. Marshall aud Another VS.. The
New York Central Railroad Company. Argued by
Mr. Lansing for appellant and Nj. L. q. Lapnam Tor
respondent.
No. 1871. Mavin T. Fonda, respondent ys. Spar
row :. Sage and Another, appcllauts.-Algued by
Mr.. Lamont Tor appellant; mir. George +. Danlorth
for respondent.
No. lOl. Thomas lams, Jr., VS.. Samuel Fowler
ct al--Set down for third Wednesday.
Calendar tor Wednesday, Sept. 2J.-225 3s7, IA,
49, 15Jh, 15Ja4 1855, ijI, 1856 49, loo, 1G2 1873 &c.,
1866
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ST. THOMAS.
ST. Thomas Slowly Recovering After tho
HurricaUe-

St. Thomas Slowly Recovering After tho
Hurricaue-
ST. THOMAS, Sept 10, 1871.
In our island the visible effects OF the fearful nur
ricane are gradually disappearing. Few OF the
houses have been rebuilt, but those whose roofs
have suffered have been repaired. Sheds are build
ing In the parade ground for the relief OF those
without shelter. Some OF the soldiers OF garri
son have been sent to St Croix. the barracks hav-
ing been swept away. further sum Of $4,000
has been voted by our Council to be loaned out In
small sums to parties VINO can give some security.
The $4,000 raised at first for the immediate relief
OF the sufferers proved inadequate. II hoped that
some or our neighbOrs Will send us relief The Mer
nmack arrived last night, TWO days before her
schedule time.
Business very dull. No stock of lour IN the place.
The flour out OF the brig julia carney Is being
repacked, and sells at 50 per barrel. The Charles
Dennis, from your post, out twenty-five days, with
provisions, Is anxl0usly looked for.
The Dacia, with Sir Charles Bright on board was
at Trinidad the 4th and expected to leave shortly
to lay the cable TO Demerara. On the I'd and 3D.
inst. The Dacla laid the Granada and Trinidad Sec
ton. There Is now complete line from this Island
During the hurricane OF August q the cable was
injury Is not known but 1t is supposed that some
vessels dragged over 1t. Up to the present We are
not In telegraphlc communication with that island
Cable from ct. Kits onward works perfectly, and
cable between this island and Porto Rico also works
SDlendidlv.
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ST. DOMINGO.
splendidly.

Proposed Treaty Between St. Domingo aud
Hayti-British elaine Against tho Dominic
can Government.
ST. THOMAS Sept. 10, 1871.
Mr. Spencer ST. John, British Charge A'afTares at
Port au Prince, went TO St. Domingo City and made
q claim on the Dominican government IN behalf OF
the Vice Admiralty Court OF Gl,200, the Dominican
government having been responsible for the law
fees.
Mr.. st. John was entrusted by Massage Saget to
arrange a treaty OF amity between Hayti and st.
Domingo. This was refused by Baez, and Mr.. st.
John left for Porto Pata-in his own Words to give
Baez time to think over 1t.
1t Is reported here that the first clause Is based
upon mo cesson Of an lncn OF territory by either
side TO any foreign Power"
Full details OF the fire OF Porto Plata must have
reached you per Tybee. In Santiago de Clba there
are few IN favor OF LuperOn; these mostly shop
keepers and are quiet, as they see they can gain
nothing by rising, belnQ too much isolated.
General Valentine Baez remains at Azua with his
forces. provisional government has been formed
by the reyOutonists with General Cabral as Presi-
dent. The other members Of the government are
1ravieso, Roman OreaudO and Martinez. The
government then passed o resolution TO attack
Azua. but no movement had yet been made, Lupe.
ron stlil said 10 be sick at cape Hayu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
COURT OF coMaoS plEAs-sPlc,Al TERN.
The Case Of Eomaniee Byrnmgee Cobalt,
the Parsee Merchant.

The Case Of Eomaniee Byrnmgce Cobalt,
the Parsee Merchant.
Before Judge Charles p. Daily.
The case OF the insane Parsee gentleman, Boman
ice ByramJee UOlah, whose counsel seeks his return
to his wife and family in Bombay and the restora-
ton OF the 500, 900 now In the hands OF Mr..
Nathaniel Jarvis Jr as custodian to his legal repre-
sentative, Mr.. Wadia, TO be carried to his iamily
was again up yesterday before Judge Daily, when
MIR. Colah's counsel read number Of afldavIs and
medical certificates In favor OF the removal Of the
lunatic TO hts native land. Among the rest was the
following. from Dr. William A. hammond u well
KNOWN authority on insanity and It's elects:-
NEW YORK, Sept 70, 1871
Ceahs health, win the contrary, be highly Ienelcia
charge and subsequently SS' h% Il
s not 81 d on 20
SO likely to Injurious him tho separation
'0- NIB lA' anu '0 WILLIAM a. 'hhIxsMa6Np D.
STEPHEN A. WALKER. Esq
Judge Daily intimated that the principal question
IN the case was that OF the jurisdiction OF the Court
to order the release OF the lunalc from the asylum
Mr.. Walker on behalf OF Mi. Coiah, argued that il
the BOOKS did not provide Tor such contingency
then the Court had right 10 invent remedy by
Which Mr.. COah could De returned to the bosom OF
his family.
Counsel for the committee of estate urged that
OF the hoffman House for $4,000 OF the iunatics
property, and that he should not be removed pend
ing the determinuu0l OF tn,s action.
me Court took the papers ana reserved lis de-
clsion.
Getting an Act Through congress.
Henry G. Williams rs. Charles +. Baraes.-EOih
the parties in this case undertook to get all act
through Congress repeating certain duties on ton
mage and harbor Masters regulations Tor benefit
u merchants, several of whom signed an agree
ment that they would pay their five per cent on
every ton which their vessels would carry. soon
after this arrangement was made Mr. Barnes claims
that MI. Williams scratched out his (BaInes'j name
from the CIRCULAR thus trying TO tie i've per
cent tonnage to himself, and mat he also had
libels- published against him in several Of
the New York papers Mr.. Barnes then had
Williams arrested but be got out on bail.
On the 2bth OF August last an order OF arrest was
granted by Judge Joseph f. DAILY, holding Mr.
Laines to bail IA the SUN OF $1,000, and ne Is now
IN prison, having failed to procure % surety. Tie
order Of arrest was granted on an audavit OF Wit
lians setting iorth that Barnes had published q
printed circular denoancing and vinying mis- char
d PaIp arr from me 1on on now ns e = TO asGnae
not sufficient cause to hold MIN. The motOn was
opposed OF the ground that the whole thing got MP
ny Nj. Barnes was conspiracy and lie. Judge
DAILY granted the motion and discharged the prls-
Oner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT TRENTON, II. J.

Yesterday was the second and great day of this
fair. The attendance was large and the show Of
fruits, corn, vegetables, machinery, needlework
pOtted butter, bread, cakes and cattle was excel
lent. Some remarkably fine Durham, Devon, Alder
ney and Ayrshire stock was exhibited. A pumpkin
was on exhibition, weighing lis pounds Mammoth
vegetables of oil kinds were abundant In the morn.
ing race against time took place for Sl2o. James
Sampson, OF Trenton, undertook drive four heavy
men around the mile track In less than four min
utes for the sum mentioned. He drove q horse
called Sore Foot and won the race, making the dis
lance IN 1924
THE TROTrING.
The winners OF the races were as fo,ows:-Pre-
MUM OF $40, for 1870 horses won by Frank Pare, In
2l6 premium OF $780, for stations, wen by General
Love In 2:4l4. The race for the premium OF sI76,
for five year-ods, was not run. The race for 2.4j
horses was won by Marx in 2:i6A, Gray Dick CON.
ing N second ana Uunderberg third.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
t..EIgE C1IhT-s,sIL.
A Mercantile Transaction ia Litigation.
Before Judge Curtis


EirSct rs. D0rschd.-Dur!ng the spring and sum-
mer OF last year plaintiff sold 10 defendant 81, o69
worth OF nldes on winch SLIT was paid, leaving
balance Of $685. for which this action is BROUGHT
The defence Is that the hides were bought ''ior
good" but tnat they turned out not TO have been
properly salted which fact could not nave been dis
covered by the purchaser at the time OF the sale,
and that III consequence when tanned, they made
Inferior leather; that this fact was communicated,
10 ine piaintiti, vino SAID, 'Go ana sell AMI the
damage viii pay;' that the leather Was sold, bal
tured from good SKINS would have realized.
Evidence as 10 the cost OF tanning The
sgins was excluded. The testimony, showing
that larger sum obtained Tor
The leather than the contract price OF the SKINS
and no warranty being proven the court drecged a
verdict Tor the plainf hoding that Defendants
damage would nave been whatever sum the goods
sVd Tor less tnan the contract price OF the skins.
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ordinary symptoms peculiar the OF the Con
tAgous diseases have diminished. from the
port OF the City SANITARY Inspector:-

The increase OF scarlet mortality OF
whooping cough the importance OF bringing those
diseases OF childhood under more rigid sanitary care WIN
proper isolation of the dslnecon of infected air
and clothing these contagious affections might be ehectuay
prevented from spreading.
Dr. Charles r. RUSSELL Registrar of Records, reports
folows:During the past week there registered 520
deaths being dmuution OF 30 from the previous week
and an excess of 81 over the corresponding week Of so
Zymotic affections caused 1876 deaths constituency, 2s
local. 1871 deyelopments 80, and violent 2 The
fatal smallpox, which the preceding week had
diminished from IL to further declined In the past wees
TO the lowest weekly number within nine months Measles
and
which in the previous week had destroyed lives were
credited with and deaths respectively scarlana and
phoid fever each occasoned deaths, against and IN the
preceding week. The morality from wh0oppg cough in
creased from IA To- Diarrhnal diseases produced 10
DEATHS decrease Of 90 There deaths from phthss
affections, Of H. The following the princ
pal meteorological features of the week. recorded for this
department at the Cooper Union MEAN reading of barome
ter Sl47 nches maximum temperature in shade, q de-
grees IN sun, ll25 degees mean temperature, B2l3 do
grecs, being $40 degrees than for the
Rod within the past ten years; degree OF humidity.
64.5i
The Attorney reports for ending September 10,
1871 as folows:Number OF actions commenced Tor non
compliance with orders violations of health ord
49, number Of actions discontinued upon evidence
of abatement of all cause of complaint Is; number OF
actions dismissed by Court l; number Of complaints By in
spectors examined and form OF order endorsed thereon &
number or such complaints examined and returned for dd
tonal statement a. Yue of the Sanitary Commit
seized and conscated by the meat and fish inspectors OF
this unfit for human FOOD for the week ending
September 10, 1871 us folowsSheep, 70 hogs, calves,
g; veal lis bs. poultry 1i7 lbs; beef, So lbs.
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GOOD TEMPLARS.
GlNGHAMToN, N. Y, Sept.

BlNGHAMroN, N. Y, Sept. 20, 1871.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars OF the State OF
New York is in session IN this city. Last night the
public meeting was held. The speech OF welcome
was made by \. W. Edson, County Deputy OF
Broome, and was responded to by Dr. G. Bouphton.
were made by John Russell, Right Worthy
Grand Temp,af OF North America, ana by
Inc ground FOR third party and the latter oppos.
ing legislation as the present object OF the temper
ancc EFFORT and iavorinS the education Of the
To-day the Grand Lodge voted almost unani-
mo,Isly i'm favor o. local prohibition, and Will work
between five and six hundred delegates and
Others are IN attendance including officers Of high
iauk from other states.
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VENEZUELA.

Salazar's Party Near vaicncia--LoSn In Fa.
vor Of GnzmaB Blauco, S120,O0O-Tighiing
Going On.
ST. THOMAS, sept 10, 1871.
From Venezuela we have aavces via Curacao ana
Trinidad. The revolution IL going OH fercely
Dates to 9th ana 9th inst.
President Banco has called upon Porto Cabello ana
has effected loan OF $4,000, to be paid In 100 days
at the rate Of $1,000 per day. MIR. q. A. Pniups has
been confirmed here as Consul and Mr. pereira, his
clerk as Vice Consul.
From Trinidad hear that the capital O. Guyana
has been taken by General Olivo. Reported that
several persons OF distinction held in prison in Cara.
cas- have been executed General Salazar's parii-
cans are now In arms around Valencia. 10 Is re.
ported that Generals Leon C0lina and J. Is. Garcia
have abandoned the fortresses around the town and
retreated into the city Of Valencia.
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SUPREME CoylT-cHAM3ca,.
The Proper Tribunal for Libel Suits.
Before Judge Barnard.

BciOrc Judge BARNARD.
Tineigi ps. Lynpaa.-The plaintiff, who IL known
as Colonel Tinelli, applied for order Of arrest
against the defendant. He sets forth In his AFFIDAVIT
that he Is Cuban and member OF The Cuban Work
ingmens Association: tnat some time ago the plain
TIFF published certain lbellOus articles against nim
stating that he was spy and traitor to the Cuban
cause; that through HIM various expeditions In AID
OF the Cubans had lallcd and that on account OF
such allegations he had been expelled from The asso
bans here, that he was not only In fear Of assaS
snaliOn, but was unable TO procure employment.
81 Will not grant any order Oi arrest Tor libel OF
slander,n sad the Judge. go 10 tho Superior
INC hint was taken. and the application was sub
sequcnty granted by Judge McCnnn, OF the Superior
Court.
a Mother In Quest Of Her Daughter.
IN Re .ADte'fa RdnsoT-The mother OF Amelia
who Is young girl aged seventeen, alleges tnat
three years ago she was enticed away from home
by Louis Worth; that she has been living with HIM
ever since. and Is about to become mother. A
seducer declares that she left his employ several
months ago, ana that he knows nothing OF her
whereabouts Tie case was adjourned till to-
day 10 Obtain the further facts III the matter.
Decisions.
Henry n. Waters, Receirer', vs Eliza CroacJOrd ct
Gl.-MO;on denied.
Charles c. wilson ct al Us. Letcts g. Van Wdq-
ner.-MOtion denied.
Eliza A. VrOO7ilan rs. JOln w. PincEney.-Moti0n
denied.
krsiio viuouo,d ct al. us Jose Ferre de Coato--
Motion granted.
n. ne Matter Of the Application Of H. A. Moran
Ell Gt.-Same.
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wss7cHEsrEa COUNTY SURROGATE cuuar--wMyf PLAINS.
A Wealthy Estate In Litigation.

Wealthy Es:atc IN Litigation.
Before Surrogate Coffin.
IN the Matter OF the PROBATE or TIE Last WW ana
Testament Of John 4. HarriOtt, Deceased.-The tes-
tator Harrtott well known builder OF this city,
died recently, leaving an estate valued at about
two hundred thousand dollars. He was twice mar
reu and by his viii leaves the bulk OF his estate to
his widow aud children by the second marriage, 10
the exclusion OF his children by his first marriage.
On the return day Of the citation William II. Anthem
appeared tor the contestants and filed objections To
the PROBATE OF the willtrst that The deceased at
the time OF the alleged execution OF the Will had not
executed, was executed under the undue influence
OF the wife OF the testatOr third that the paper was
not executed and published Us required by me stat.
anu testament of the deceased The case was All
Journed TO Friday next, In consequence OF the III
ness OF one Of the witnesses 10 the execution OF tile
alleged Will.
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The Hornet AT Fort Princc-Fr0nifcrs
Attached in the Southeast q siet in the
Country.
ST. THOMAS, Sept. 10. 1871.
Latest advices from this republic to 9Th inst.
The Hornet still remains at Port au Prince, closely
watched by a Spanish gunboat, waiting chance
to escape.
The Chambers are not in session, and everything
Is quiet On the morning OF the 9TH news reached
Port au Prince that the southwestern frontier had
been attacked by the ex-Sanavlsts. The frontiers
are all well guarded, and II IS supposed to nave been
Dut o slight affair.
a hurricane is reported on the 31st July o, Lao.
game with some destruction Of houses. No loss in
shipping.
BUSINESS reported very dull, logwood coming In
slowly. Provisions in Iull stock. Exchange, 260
rpaS.