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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
Court cALEHDARs-Tns DAY.

THE CosNIssI0s oE APPE.L-JoHN A. Lori Presiding Comms
sonsr RoBEHr EAnIE WV H. LRoNARp and HIRAM
GHAI, Commissioner opens al ii In The Supervisors
Room and allourns Al D. m.
l6. .loehkiss The CONNER 49, Kerr agf Blodgett
eal Mutual Insurance Go. is. James Agt GurlOj.
Ill Wilder agt stearna ~. .Donley agt. Graham.
l2l. Terry sg. Wait 561..Downng ast Nelly, sher
l2l. .Arsby Hines w. &c
1876 Jobt .op AIT Curi, 2la. Hicks agt Cleveland.
ia. Wells Conn. Mutual Life llJ Isourette asst Csrs
In, Co I24. .IInnemAn Agt The Grand
80. Tanning AIT CarpenteL Trunk RSlsAy Co.
1873. Wilson Agt Blogeit
srPnHnE observation-disclosures "opens at 10
Calendar called al IL IN.
Third Monday Motion Calendar.
srpME.S CorRr-spyc,L TuRssurHsRLlSD "opens at l0i
l0s. Page Agt Mcdonald l0li same sgt Same.
100. .Menieshensr agt BoAA lts W ard sgt Acherman
ljl. .po,ey All. Ilnehh IA King agt Knapp
l5. .Mnhlenbrinck AgL MELON @Pheps Agt fai.
onsh 80 .D0wling sgt. Grimm
l1G Rnh,sr Tin Pencil Co AIT a. Schooner agt BchreuS
Uo,ev HTOnsO az
l98. Iognet sg. E,wshAnm. 81 Mullen agt Decker
O.. .Dahe4a ButteIaolL hSNsshah aSt Mana
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rses.. AS Sun 1903 Moon res''''
HIGH WATER pAG
Sandy Hook 5.O7 Cows Isand... 9;3l Hell use '''''
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ses D. Talbo. of Camden, Me-. Ansbuy Gusysnua PR.
ssh Calvin IOf EsssOor CLARK M1sqvs.h N b. 10 days, wn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15

ussI0s oF APPE.Ls-JoHN A. LORI. Presiding Coinnis.
MT EAHIE WV II. LEoSARp WARD HUNT and HIRAa
missioner, Court opens al II a. IN In the Supervisors
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WESTWARD TO THE PACIFIC.

POINTS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN hkW-nVhA
AND CHICAGO-THE HOTEL BUlLpiNG NM -->I,a,.,
CuICAGO's PRIVATE DWELLINGS AND SIkEhr
PAvENiENTS--TlIE CHARMS OF AN UNfiNioiii-D
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Man Shot by a Trap Gun.
+ From the N. Y. Herald, Dec. q. !


About three O'CLOCK IN lne AFTERNOON OF
Sunday, MI. George r. fafker visited
his brass foundry, IN the rear Oh NO. ~
River street, Newark. Oh entering t,ie
hrst object which met ms gaze was lle
dead body OF young man leaning against
a bench near the door Whether from
horror or fright ii is not stated, but Mr..
Parker instantly started back, locked ms
place, and proceeded to the ponce station
and reported the matter to the olllcef IN
charge, Captain Dwyer. Detectives smith
and Stainsby, Alderman Stamsby, the
latter brother, and MT. Marsh, pro
ceeded ut once with Parker to his factory,
and soon recognized lnthe stltfened corpse
the form OF William Healy. Some time
during the night or early in the morning
IIealy had broken into the foundry by
pushing in one Of the door panels. He
had gathered up in workman's chick
ory'' shirt some seventeen pieces of brass
fittings, worth in the aggregate about
s. $50, and laid the plumber in one corner
of the place. lie next walked over to
bench, in which was drawer where was
kept some fine fancy brass work. The
instant he touched the drawer he received
a handful of buck shot of coarse number
into his left side, and probably dropped
dead against the bench without struggle.
The shot tore downward INTO the groin
On his person was found an account book
with Warner < NOlk, hatters, with whom
deceased had sometimes been employed
also ms pardon from State Prison dated
1n,S w. so.ot 'anu S et ~ r rhoiauS ~
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Fish Breeding on the Androscouuin

The Maine Farmer says the salmon
eggs at Orland to the number of 20, 500,
were packed up on the 18th inst, and
shipped from Bucksport by steamer Ka-
tahdln. Mr.. Atkins has carried 81 $50 OF
them to Norway, in this State, where they
Will be Matched out by Crockett & Holmes,
trout-breeders, and turned out next spring
INTO the tributaries of the Androscoegin
River. All of the fertilized eggs have
now reached stage of development, at
which the pulsation of the heart and the
movement of the blood in the veins can
be seen. and the embryo fish is sensitive,
wriggling when irritated. Out of the
whole number packed, it is not anticpat-
cd that more than 2 or per cent will fail
by reason of non fertilization
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A Schooner Wrecked and Saves Herself

nnacTn.v noo ,a ~,
.,q 49,. ...,,.'..,--,,,.
ne 'olto " lu? ttlllaLhapl' occurrence
l"oN P''ce III 1llts Ileihlts iately a'i' may
''"l y, ~ ui I ~ youi Ied,'c'S
ne SetIoollel MOI lSlit Oh Calai9, Capl'
! ouliS' nv t3'HS ptll GEN. loaoeo WIN cleaf
I!iliDeI ana ootiho loI boston was run
hll'g alohg "A the hlghl o. inc Ifth INST,
'hder heaFf 'aiI ana supposed TO be clear
n ~! ROCKS ana dangers IL VA snow
lng lightly and heavy sea running, but
no lfoohie was anticipated ana everything
w. 'oIiior'anle. suddenly without an
instant 5 Warning q huge sea carried the
EeS3el upon US crest ana WIN a crash
j u i'ei ~, ~ y 'ulAen le4Sc AloWN ~
( l''t'l'iH' "e nFAi wave broke aIi over
lil ~. Ye5sel anu 'le crew castlhg on the
iiIltl'' vs., 3eC'leu a. quIUAly ~ possible
i'li'ei II tiha a pass anu WA alillouty
''-e o5''', ''''ii'4oi.,' 'l,e ''no!'le'
i's .'Pt'9,'teo |eit"'n instruction.
iios IesD,ll'G lli's 2i''et ~ 'ile morning
o4ly nte i4l -. II on l''F 'o'h' 1hi
Sc9aci " ~ out anu
secure .,i' "ila 4, was possible 20 be secllred'
90 at tlia' P''oo' tiieln sur
iSt aL iiliuiils no liace ., d vessel he,n9
l n 'oau9u sue eoulo iiol sllih' anu OF
w ha sg lne otly N.Y. eLse sle'"'lio 90 was
,bor '',n 1871 on py neisell: hell'rillig
+arNn[iIo, Is ''l'e" i''l VIC ''''
~ ri.o' n W otl!ahu' TOT assistance
thn ,,,.;ro nsa tqi1 l1i' polt 70 huht up
,r r NIX " fessei ana cargo
s NeIe y nau.'eal iaw pel1nglag 70 whom
s slo' lrst rescue hef' Inc $4,000 thus
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nEaFAsw PRICES CURRENT
"7FIrI.tN II teN1V JOF llt IONfNAl.
REItAsT. "Wednesday, Dec. q. 1871
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

For the week ending Wednesday, Dec 20
AT market the current week Cattle $500 sheep
ana Lambs So SWINE Y 300. Last week--Catte,
$3.50; Sheep ana Lambs ST.; Swine, r goo.
From M,tino-Gattle Ill Sheep and Lambs, -
Prices Of Beet Cattle, per 100 lbs the total weight
of hides, talow and dressed Beet-Extra quality
81 5a 75 first quality - 5a6 90, second quality S
25a5 SO, third quality 81 5oa5 90; poorest grade OF
Of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c, So 25a4 %
Hides and lallow = Brighton Hides &c Brigh
ton Tallow 6a6 l2c, Country Hides l.; Country
IalIow 5al l2c; Calf skins 6a lSc; Sheep and Lamb
Skins, 81 50a2 90 per skim
Working oxen-EXtra 42o0a9fo ordinary, il10a
pair.
store Cattle Many Of the smaller cattle that arc
in fair condition are sold tor beef. We quote
iearlings, 5:al3; year olds, sl2a2s, year olds,
S25a15 per head.
Mich Cows-PriccS range from sl6aa00 per hsad
For mich store cows $lsi55 per head.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots, So 5oa
~; Ordinary, = 5a' . or from as ! e per h.
Swine-Store pigs, none At market; fat hogs 5a
IA per pound.
roltry-Extra, lin5a, medium, l3ala IL; poor,
II i-9ul2C Dpr IN
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A SPLENDID Present. On Wedn,

SPLENDID PRESENT. On Wednesday even
ing last, gold watch and chain from the cele-
brated Howard American Watch Company
Cushing, Esq, by few Of his friends in Port.
and, Rcckland and Camden, (the larger portion
being contributed in Camden,) as token of
their appreciation and regard. Mr.. Gushing
was visited at his residence by the donors and
their ladies to the number of about fifty. and
were agreeably entertained and provided with
excellent collation.. The presentation was
made by T. R. Simonton, Esq, in few appro-
PIRATE remarks, which were happily responded
10 by the recipient. Mr.. Gushing was for many
Years clerk of steamers Governor, State ofMaine
and Daniel Webster, and more recently of the
steamers Lewiston and City of Rchm ond
/ amden Herald.
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obituary notices, beyond the aate. name ana age.
must be pad jor.l
lu Montville, Dec. $. Of Cancer, Miss Mary Alex
ander, aged 4. years and months.
and Eliza Mckinley of this city, aged % years
In Rosemont, Mimi, Sept. l., Mrs, Sarah Jllught
er of VIM. +. and ii. A. Wiley, formerly of this city
aged 22 years
In Rockland, Dee, 10, Mrs. Mary, widow of the
late Royal Prescott, aged Al years and months.
In So. Thomaston, Dec, IS, Mrs Frank f. Perry
aged II years and months
In Eden, Dec TO- Mrs. Lena $. Hadley, aged ,9
years and months.
In Hancock, Dec. H. Peter Conn, aged about 90
years.
IN Bangor, pee. u Mrs Eliz,bsth Billings aged
81 years
IN Camden, Dec ~ Aaron Mills aged y years
In Bangor, Dec. r. very suddenly, Carrie 4. only
daughter Of IL. ~, and Melinda Jones ot Boston,
aged - years, months.
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10 Correspondents and Subscribers.

Postmaster, North wsldoboro. The delay o
miserable mail arrangement by which the mail from
this city lies over night In Camden and goes into
Rock md next morning. An arrangement has beer
made, however, by which the packages that route
will be received as heretofore.
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MARRIED.


In this city ON Monday last, by Rev. DR., Palfrev
Lucus F. Mcdonald and Emma F., daughter of II on
Nehemiah Abbott.
AT Puebls, Colorado, Dec 81 Fred Barndollar O
F., and kittie A. Morgan of Terre Haute, Indiana
At Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. 90, Herbert L. Madsor
OF i. H., and Flora A. Patterson of Belfast.
In Aontville, Dec. Il, Francis Mayhem of Bos ton
Mass, and Aubine Sargent of NJ Also Nov.
Ebenezer Gowen and Jennie Lamb, both of NJ
In Ellsworth, Dec. 13, Amos Rich of East Edding
ton, and Asenath kelliher of f. Also Dec. II, Geo
Griggs of Boston, Mass. and Arianna Lord of Els
worth.
In Castine, Dec :, Frank Perkins and Fannie j
Moore, both of G..
In Eden, Dec: l6, Samuel Leland and Martha J,
Burns, both Of 4.
In GondsboTo, Dec. II, Stephen Pra and L yda
Grover Also Z John Sargent and Sarah Bunker.
Also -. Edward Barrett and Azira Brown, botIi Of
Gouldsboro
In Franklin, Dec -, Joseph Clark and Ida Lamp
son, both of +.
In Rockland, Peg, y; Capt. Hardy D. Lane and
Louisa Torrey, both Of Swans Island.
In rhomaston, Dec. IS, Fred O'Bricn and Susan
nah Page both OF rhomaston.
In Camden Dec. V, Mrick Hosmer and Mary
Howe
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MARRIAGE GLIDE

MARRIAGE GUIDE,
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR Being 4 pri-
vate Instructor for married persons or those about
to be married, both male and female, in everything
concerning the physiology and relations of our
sexual system, and the production and prevention OF
offspring, including all the discoveries never be-
fore given In the English language, by VIM YOUNG
NJ. ID. This is really valuable and interesting
work 1t is written in plain language for the general
reader and is illustrated with Engravings
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impedment to mar
rled life should read this book 10 discoses secrets
that every one should be acquainted with still it
a book that must be locked up and not let lie about
the house. 1t will be sent to any address receipt
OF 80 cents Address DR.. VIM. YOUNG, No. 4lG
Spruce Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
as-AFFLICrED AND UNFORTUNATE-N No
matter what may be your disease, before you place
yourself under the care of any one of the QUACks
native and toreign-who advertise in this any
other paper, get copy of DR.. Young's Book and
read 1t carefully win be the means Of saving you
many dollar, you health, and possibly your life,
Or. Dung can be consulted on any OF the diseases
described in his publications by mail his office
No. il6 Spruce Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia,
tim2lsp
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PROBATE NOTICES.
To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun
of Waldo.

|
10 me H9nofaoIe Judge Oh lfoC"te LOT the county
Oh "aloo'
| FENHE UNDERSIGNED Guardian Of Fred A. Der
| 4 ry, minor and heir at law OF VIM Berry, late Of
| Searsmont in said County, deceased, respectful,
represents that said minor is seized and nossessed NJ
certain real estate situate in Searsmont, and consist.
ing OF an undivided / of ~ Of what is known az
advantageous offer Of one hundred and dollars has
been made by Orrin Berry, of said Searsnout which
oier il is for the interest Of all concerned immedi-
a.ey 10 accept the proceeds fhoreof 70 De Iut out
WmTrFEnIt = ~ MI, ~ y salu iillo'
,r,nt hi iirJ ~ Ppti'oHei Pfuy9 yo,i h4h"t 70
n IN i I, ~ colYty 8i,iu ftAi e7tate
u ~ 'iitl'ullS te rtVeislon q me widows
'o"'' e'n" W S''ii ,'F rI ior sti9 sHtu
hNH Y r. n A W 2
At d, Do,,rt IN ,,nt..t. ,.-,. ,
r. ~ ~ u St 3t' hglu y '4HaSl Wlthin 4na
M 6ano5a N a!'to' =" 'lh 3te"nd Iue7uaj
oi'0'' S'' M i'
Upon tha foregoing Petition, Ordered, THAT tbe
petitioner give notice 70 all persons Interested by
causing a copy OF mid petition, with this order
thereon, 70 be published three weeks successfully in
t t hepuoIlcn journal, paper printed at Belfast
econd Tnnsa Cof ~ betast ttsa'u' on me
tht toronoo GA Hi e ~ ttm cioch pa
the Sane D1t,,i5 ~, H. 4l '"y t'ef ii''e' Why
''-'-'' 'i'' 9 x i TtII4n, ,,t--,,
+rpa f,onv A,tos+ =. p = - = 81 ~ J1dS
'' 's''''i' '"-f
a.
10 'g hohoFaole JuNge OF PROBATE Tor the county
u " aiuO'
AIRY j TUFTS. OF Belfast A,iruinlstrstr.N. nj
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New. Of The COUNTY and City.


U.r. tas ty fixed fol be Tearing Judge
auJers opened his court at the public Hall,
comfy Attorney BOYLE was present, and q
erpat crowd ot people a'sempled. but the Elder
a}cl to put IN an appearance. An officer,
MIN was ~yai d Iii h0u,o. found Mrs g. and
,iudry members of IT, n,el, bu~ly packing up
fhr household gods Presently one Of the
WORLDS people FROM the nortbWard reported
HAT the Elder had been seen 40 m early hour
goiug over I'VE nivmont hil, behind fast
horse, ana u gradually dawncd upon thc minds
tt Hose present that lie had flown. Is the
.1un>el IN the accused was not present, it was
,NIt.ut tAal hc hii mala ID remarkably shrewd
gue>~ that hl- services wonll not be needed
The members Of The Elders flock, or those who
>til adhere 10 him. Justify tins course by citing
the letting down OF Paul IN basket from the
walls of Damascus. to e. ape The persecution
Of The wicked. What other community Is 10
De crowned with this "ftieles~ Garland" can /
not he predicted.
While the city ordinance, loI BID the throw.
ing of ashes ana garbage into the streets, and
public notice j. given against it, the worst Of
fence of the kind is committed from one Of the
~treet. \ pyramid of coal a.he, and clam
shells Is arising that threatens to hide the build
ing before sprng-an offence to every passer.
When the city engages police otccr to oos (
after the rowdieS On the street IL should also
barge him with the luty Of making complaints t
against all yiolator~ ofcity ordinance
Capt. John Ferguson, Of sch Earl, On The
il,sage from Belfast 10 Boston, dining the lat \
cold snap, was knocked overheard BY tie nAit
room, while on Boon Island, two O'Clock IN
Tile momug Onlv one man was on ,ie.k At
iue iuue Before The others could get there, M \
aptsin had lited 4 quarter OF a mile away
Ide Boat wa, tut from the .l.|its ana manned \
\, Mr. Slower. the mate, and Henry Gilmore
started toi th. Captain. They Were trtunAte .
t1ough d take the right direction ana soon
Lad him ur board. He had extra clothing on,
Aba bis escape was truly wonderful. ,ad 10 be .
attributed to the smart work of his men ana .
las own good pluck.
There is a foolish arrangement on foot, com .
.ug from the Post Office clerks at Bangor, to +
uNt the Belfast mail leave that city two hours
A,er than 1t present, and arrive hero at p
81. would do no special harm To n- while
unt Bangor m.l I. brought by railroad is noA
'a.t the trains are Fable TO p, changed in such
y N4y So ta make d. depend ON stages for Our
Bangor mail, and if viii be un imposition to
la.ye Il DELAYED Gutil o'c.orh in the altcrnoon
NJ .ucl thing -hould De permitted
Mr Roscoe j. smith ha~ shown Us specimens
n ncw article ot burning fnid, similar ID
kerosene, which .m Ne used IN lamps with
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Belfast Police Court.

Report ed for the Journal
De-, ~ Daniel f. Pillsbury, found guilty
Of beating AID choking his wife was fined five
dollars ant costs.
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A Canadian Trunk Mystery

\ Quebec despatch says that atrunk mystery
ease has arisen there, which has created excite
ment boy was found at the Grand Trunk
Railroad Depot, containing the mutilated body
% 4 female, in a partially decayed condition
The limbs had been cut Off, ana the flesh chop
prI from them in large pieces The box had
been eft by stranger whose nano i Ilnknoun
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Administrator s Sale
Notice of Foreclosure.

MOSES GRANT, of Frankfort, now Winter
Nl port, by his Deed dated the nth day OF Janu-
airy, 1850, and recorded in the Waldo County Registry
of Deeds, Book l02, Page 42s; conveyed to me, the
undersigned, in mortgage, certain parcel of real
estate situated in Frankfort, now Winterport in the
County OF Waldo, and bounded as follows, namely
Easterly by Ephraim Grant; on the South by How
ard Snow the West by Rufus Laraber and Charles
w. Grant on the North by Elijah Low and others
and the condition of said mortgage having been
broken, the undersigned, by reason thereof claim
foreclosure. ELLEN A. NOSE.
Winterport, Dec, II, 1871. 3w23
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New York Market.

New YORK. Dee. 81.
Flour dull. Wheat duh, nominal, 81 4 al 80.
corn luiet, 1.aT' l-2e. Oats dull, 54a5G, Pork
quiet. el3.95. Lard quiet, 9 IA a3-sr Gold : 10.
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Rumor that Grant is to Help the spaniards
Boss Tweed Hidinu.

Twred's boldsmen have refused longer re-
sponslbility and he is now concealed from
>henh's officers awaiting new hond@men Had
the officers found him. he would have sienl s,t
nlohf IN The county nrisnn
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RATCIIELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment; ridiculous tints or dsagreeable
odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dive
produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid lack or natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful does
not contain particle of lead or any injurious com
pound. Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 16 BOND
STREET, N. I. lyrllsp
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Latest by Telegraph !
BosroN, Dec. 81, i T. NJ.
A Terrible IradedY.


A shocking tragedy occurred ut East Airing
ton, on Christmas day, Three men entered
the saloon OF Farwell & Lawrence, for the pur-
pose of cleaning it out" when Farwell drew
a revolver aud shot ali three--one ma med Han
nah fatally, and the other two severely. An
Irishman. named Timothy Maooney, who en-
tered the saloon in the midst of the melee, was
shot dead. While 'cloading his pistol il was
promaturely discharged and a little son Of Far
wells received its content, in his breast, dying
IN two hours theretrom Farwell and Law
renee have been arrested farwe! is man of
large Will but low propcn<ities.
Rumor that Grant is to Help the Spaniards.
A Washington dispatch states that instead
OF there being any likelihood of war between
the United States and Spain. the two countries
are about to unite 10 put down the volunteer
rule in tnba
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MISSING VESSELS. sch Sarah Maria. tot Rock.
land Capt. eander Metcalt, is supposed to be lost
She left New York for Salem on the 5th loaded with
pig iron and as no tiiings have been received from
her it Is feared that she has foundered with all on
board. She was owned by Francis Cobb, Ira Ellems
and n. A. Farwelt: she vas insured, and valued at
about $500. Sch Uncle sam, OF H0Ckand), Stnson
master, and Sch Mary Hall OF Rockland) with Capt
Givan Wallace, Hasel Flint and Harlow Robinson
all OF 1homaston, for crew, sailed from Boohbay
the 18TH and little hope is entertained of either
sells crews. With Capt. MGtcalt We're George Il
Barstow and Phillip Spear, of Rockland and prob
ably two more men whose names are not given.
Sch Annie q. Bowker, Howe, left Bath for Boston,
Nov -! with salt and has not since been heard from
and fearful gale Of wind prevailed through the
night and the next day, the tate Of the vessel and
crew seems hopeless. The crew consisted of Capt.
Geo. Howe, Of Arrowsic; Capt Shaw, OF Bath :;
Frank Willis and Hodgd0n, OF Westport, together
leaving Il dependent children. The owners are the
Messrs. Bowker, +rank Percy, and z. D. Rogers, OF
Phipsburg, j.. W Sweet ana the master, of Arrow.
sic, and there was no insurance.
PORTLAND, Dec ~ Sch Spartel, Smith from
Denneygyille for New York, arrived here tonight
bringing the crew OF Sch Nancy X. Heagan Of Bos-
ton which taken Off 25 miles Ne OF Cape Cod
on the 22d the vessel having filled with water the
2lst. The mate and cook were badly frozen.
Sch knight, OF Iseboro', Coombs. from Bangor,
for Fall River, sprung aleak in farpaulin Cove, 22d
inst, and filed. She will discharge at Vineyard
Haven ard 20 on the railway for repairs.
a vessel flying signal of distress was of
Plum Island at daylight! Saturday morning. Three
pilots, Messrs. Chase, Thurow and Stevens, went
down to her and found her the British schooner
Marysytlle, Capt. Williams of St. John, with lum
Der loaded for Jewett & Pitcher of Boston. The
vessel leaked badly, and Wednesday night became
unmanageable from being waterogged and during
the time since, until Saturday morning, the captain
and crew have had no tire and nothing to eat, and
when they were rescued by the pilots they were
nearly exhausted. Their sufferngs from the cold
have been terrible, and they conveyed to the
house of the light-keeper on Plum Island they pre-
sented very sad sight. Their faces hands and feet
dreadfully frozen and it is feared some Of them
will have to submit to amputation. Should the
weather prove favorable, it is thought the vessel
may be hauled Of the beach and towed up to New
buryport.
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New Books.

THE COUNTRY on THE DWARI'S. BY Paul Du
Chalu New York Harper Brothers.
This work is the narrative Of the experiences
and adventures Of the distinguished author in
his ,te>t Journey IN equatorial Africa. These
matters form the subject Of Du Chaillu's lee
ure recently delivered in this city and many
other places in Maine, and Of which we gave
so full a repo that repetition here is needless
The book j. OF absorbing interest to all classes
of readers, AMI especially to the young who de
light in the narratives OF adventure. | is too
late to sheer 1T the author a1 romancer, for
there have been too many attempts to over
throw his statements, all Of which have failed.
The scientific and literary world mas accepted
his accounts Of that region and its wonderful
productions Is correct. and the author stands
forth as among the foremost traveuprs ana AIS
coverers Of the age. The book i put ior tn IN
elegant shape profuseiy illustrated and ee-
gantly bound.
Aunt JOE'S ScRAP BAG. BY Louisa NJ. Al
cttt. Boston Roberts Brothers.
This j. one of the series Of books for young
folks from tn well known authoress, which
have wide popularity and great sale. he
understands Just how TO hi the tastes Of the
young folks, and thousands of het volumes
have helped 10 I'LL the stockings which on
Christmas eve are hung mp for the special notice
Of santa Claus.