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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-13

obstruction with pressure Of three pounds
pine elad proper at It's entrance, and
work ing IN = very satsactory manner r.. a..
pos tina, only tested by the manufac
hs iss IN the they
past The t.:nS in the q city " a:
may measure for the
yss The %s'.: s1s
Which pipes Of ali from fourio inches
directed to S the Croon in the sy
t9sdsss rsl dc PIPES ds
Ra eH conveyed through pipes aaus
o. o supply Snas Sc or
h.: .so. :. s Ss;
Epes not over diameter be. suited or the
coS 1 lay NUMBER d
pipes to carry between these two points, the full amount Of
tss' sn involve the building
q 81. a. 4 ss along
sncdact ll3h street by temporary gate house e Il,
no sSae cd can BE-
s l De Nj"
ns ySr new e se, and ssoP be
ssor"ths cou.,rae,lon Of the cso,on Aqeduc com
now much water wOar b required Tor the use OF large
gone a Into 20 enasie the Water Ccmmssioners and
thcr en9lnecfsto 70 CONCLUSION hoohl VIC
suus and capacity Mos, Of the large cities In
rhc world which time supplied With water py
eans OF water works AMI were supposed TO nave an
supply, received only about thirty gallons dairy Tor eacn
hnhabant The Constructors OF this work we're determined
the city OF New YORK should have better supply OF
than other large In the world. The popua
son of the city at that time about 10000 aud
thry built equeiuc which they supposed would deliver
bONee1o OF mneria gallons Or 7syoOo0 United states
rhich The aqucduct would deliver computed for
,rnas tlsed flow Of the channels
lat al OF which smaller than
Suc, The result OF careful experiments made the dow OF
his aluciuct shows that II has y
900 10 O0o 200 gal.ons every twen,vior tous.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
TIE REV. MIR. CHENEY AGAIN ON TRIAL.
HE REFUSES TO APPEAR BEFORE TIE COURT,
AND is FOUND GUILTY OF CONTuMACY.

HE REFUSES TO APPEAR BEFORE TIE COURT,
AND Is FOUND GUILTY OF CoNTUMACY.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The Ecclesiastical Court
for the trial OF the Rev. Charles f. Cheney assembled at
the Episcopal Cathedral this morning. The defendant is
under sentence Of suspension from his ministerial
functions because Of the omission Of the word regene-
rate" from the bapsma service and the present Court
is assembled at the call of the Bishop to try Mr. Cheney
for alleged eontumacy and disregard Of the sentence
found by the former Court and promulgated by the
Bishop. The presentnent read by Judge OTIS coun-
sci for the prosecution Mr. Melville Fuller announced
that Messrs c. W. Thompson and W. B. Rich and himself
appeared for respondent and read paper objecting
70 the Jurisdiction OF the Court The paper reviewed the
former proceedings, and conended that they and the
sentence were void because conducted by tribunal OF
four instead OF five presbyters. IL asserted ana pro-
nOunced that this was but proceeding for contempt
and that II was pnheard OF for one court 70 qTs
ceedngs OF another; that the Bishop could not punish
Sdverted to the inconsistency Of the eccesstca system
Of the Church in this country which permitted
what was not an offense in another, yet made all
tenees binding eyerywhere general % objection was p
for not entering his appearance for another purpose
Judge Otis claimed that the paper. submitted by MI
ance the part Of the respondent and no qualified APP
pearance could be taken. Mr. c. Corning Judd, one or
fact that Mr. Fuller and his associates were present
upon any written request from Mr. Cheney He wished
an unqualified appearance or TO make none at all
Mr. Fuller declined to add to or change in any respect
the paper presented.
The Court decided that IT was not apparent that the
gentlemen who presented the paper were ana
the paper would not DO received Mr. Fuller then retired
from the room. -
Judge Otis then read the citation, and Mr.. Cheney's
thrice called, with response from either the
reverend gentleman or his representative A plea OF
guilty was then entered provided by the canon, aud
the trial proceeded affirmative testimony. Evidence
was offered that Mr. Cheney since sentence OF snspen
sion passed upon him. had 01clated as priest Oh
the Episcopal Church. and had administered the sacr
ments of baptism and the Lords Supper.
Messrs Otls and Judd made arguments Tor the prose-
cHton, that Mr. Cheney guiity ot confuInacy ana
should be degraded from the priesthood he SoI 1hSh
adjourned tk tomorrow morning, when, in al uiQaoh
ity. decision will be rendered
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
NETWORK, THURSDAY, MAY A, 1871.
monins another Prof. Friedrich cOnciues with the fol-
lowing words.

monng another Prof. Friedrich conclues with inc ioi'
kn Archbishop emphatically said 10 me shsrty before
ms departure from Rome, ~ cannot conceive bow
the Pope Personal P nfabty snH then had eIacy
same meaning that official nfallibity" now bears ior
and after had been ccnversing With the aboyc-men:
toned Archbishop the turn things had taken no
ter in your hands Should your Erceency feel com;
PEELED to decide against me- shall still hope that Coo
DIR. DOLLNGER AND THE AUSTRIAN CATHOLICS
The Municipal Council Of Vienna has given
taken place among the liberal Catholics OF Austria in
sonseqpenSe Of D Dnges famous r; lion
Radical party which under other circumstances Is gen.
orally In small minority in the Council. proposed reso
Dpge expressing gratitude for and sympathy WITH his
spirited and manly conduct" and this resolution was
addressing petition to the Government urging that the
relations between Church and State should be legally
abuses There general concurrence Of opinion
IN favor OF both these resolutions In the Council that
sion Roman Catholic Y1 priss tie 1Sbe Gsseher Who
is member OF the Council had not opposed them In
COUNCIL had me- Ss to
Fairness Of the Of and and RRsssd
that the doctrine Of nialliby was not question .. q
voted against IT, and although they he Protestant and
Jewish members not interested in the matter them
Selves tney represented NUMBERS OF Catn0cs VINO were
and therefore considered it their duty give opinion
the subject Similar manifestations have taken place
growing stronger and more extensive 1t has also spread
TO the clergy and one Of them young priest named
A short time before the publication Of DIR. D0lingers
letter Paersani preached sermon IN one Of the pnc
pal churches Of the capital strongly advocating toera-
ton sfor all other religions and Archbishop Rauscher
consequently suspended him as q preacher, though he
still left him the right of reading mass Paersani was
much encouraged however by Dr. D0ningers declar-
alton that he published an appeal TO tho public asking
for signatures to address Of cOnRTatulaOn TO the
eminent theoloan The Consstory upon this, passed
sentence Of deprivation upon him. excluding him from
the performance OF ell presty functions; and this
measure appears have produced the intended effect
Patersani has withdrawn his appeal.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
prRsoyALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


The physicians of w. w. Coreoran report that
he is in improved condition -,
1t is thought that the Khedive of Egypt Will
shortly pay visit 70 The sultan
T. G.. Stillwell President Of the First National
P.a Of Anderson lad suddenly Monday OF spopefy
Captain- General Vamaseda passed through
santa Cruz ut and reached Baano on luesd
The Sultan of Turkey has sent representative
Madrid 70 congratulate King Amadeus upon hs accession 70 us hoh'
Of Spain -, -, ,,,
Percy A. Leonard, who killed DIR. Scanland
custody, MONDAY sa'e ="
once for California, accompanied BY his wife
The American Medical Association at san
Prsnc,co long dee. yeo,, serTsa n sAa sa on on hs
Tovp.eud Phlsdphia 10 the COMMITTEES Oh hh~ ''P ~ ~
,tapding with regard 10 The profession
Secretary Boutwell, is in Chicago 'On TUESDAY
h rent N Rgn 10 watch factory sps parry Nes On
snr.oa among Gen Walker Mrs. and miss shsAf
S...York AID Mr.. Albert d. Richardson
Two nieces of the late David Z: BrodeTlcK,
% Iii ,ds, ,b IN. the deceased Senator was sod ss
sade Tbey said to have sdspssAbe evidence Z" "e ' ~
~ The President has selected the ioio"lng TO- M.
Ir.u,,; The Rev p. d. d., pstric' Of s1ii
j. T. on south CarOins the Rev George ses s.sw G,o,sis
wsou late Of The a ArI{ M ' 81, Re-, J. j. Brownsoa
Psnn,yiran,. WIN d. Woloot, New York; Johs
Missouri. The annual examination hke place " We A' ~
10th Inst -, -
The followinQ-named gentlemen have eeen
elected ohesn Of the Michigan scg,heW ana Augustus
Of Eew-Ycrk TreAsar James Bsnsi ~ r.ssad
Treasurer George 3. Ely Auditor Leland oa nnr.,
Charles Hatch Of CeyslsBd General Pfesh Agent x"a % ~ 9hi
Csvesndj Assistant General Freight Agent ChAres VA, o,
General Ticket Agent C.p o. Csse,.nii Sss, f
The IAie shore Dviaop Ch.nes Collins Of Cevesns Shei
Bsssks Nsi6as. Huns 81 S1noADA
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

PRICE FOUR CENTS.

npon the condition Of the q. g. steamer Tennessee
her late trip TO santo Domingo have submitted their
port IN which they say that the materials OF which the
was OF the very best quality
ana that the frame being OF live oak makes superior
10 M other vessels OF her class except the Florida which
is Identical In construction with the Tennessee. A
thorongh examination has proved c0ncnsvey that great
pains were taken 10 give the greatest possible strength
20 every part OF the Tennessee. comparison OF her
aspacement with her internal capacity Indicates that
safety no more suitable vessel OF the navy
s respect could have been selected for the service
%nich r sne was engaged, and none that would have
ah more space for comfort without ntruding upon
nrn OF the officers and The surface OF the
ncraa sails was augmented nearly one-third. This
and gwen mae h added much 70 her eciency under canvas
Her ner power TO act with safety any weather
for All In all departments full and complete
sei was sm, es Ine report also shows that the
so Vf9 "nIpIy WrRshed with all the appliances neees
@ ts nres having delivering nozzles and
he % s vi nose and to force the bilges she had ak
onge-Pumpe beside those worked by steam The Board
finally determined that the Tennessee evnced no sgns
OF unseaworthness, and proved In all respects as
stanch and perfectly safe for the duts assigned
her as ever n0aed and that abe also better
for this service than any other vessel In the navy Tie
report is signed by all the members OF the Board
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
GREAT BRITAIN.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN THB HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS.
LONDON, Wednesday, May 8, 1871.
In the House of Commons, to-day, Mr.. Jacob
Bright member for Manchester moved the second read
ing Of the bill entranchsng women and made speech
NJ support Of the bill Mr.. BOuyere, member for Kill
nlarnock spoke in opposition to the Mr.. Glad
stone followed in speech Of some length He was, he
ad prepared to sustain the measure for he was dis
Inclined 10 involve wOmanhOod in the trying scenes anu
,n,nror, excitement OF The elections He preferred
he Italian idea Of female suffrage founded OR property
hut exercised by proxy. He opposed to the bill In
its present shape but was ready to sustain CAREFUL
measure for the same object
Lord John Manners, member for North Leicesershre'
was puzzled to discover the grounds Of Mr. Gladstones
opposition and said that at the elections were
easily avoided by the means as have already en-
abed the Of the universities to vote Mr. Beres
ford Hope member for Cambridge University, opposed
the extension OF suffrage TO females as an Outrage on
vomanhood" Mr. Playfair, member for Edinburgh and
e. Andrews Universities, spoke in favor OF woman SUI
frage vote was then taken resulting in majority OF
Se against the bill
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
ELECTION RIOT AT GREENBUSH

A BALLOT-Box sMAsHED-THE RIOTERS BE-
yERELY BEATEN.
ALBANY, May 3.-After closing the polls last
evening in Greenbush, Rensselaer, County there having
been charter election there) gang OF ruians made
an attack on the inspectors Of of the districts seized
upon the ballotbox and smashed It, fight ensued In
which Luke Coniff who led the r,flans, was terribly
beaten. Duncan McFarane, President of the Trustees,
who defeated in the election, was with the rulan
box There terrible fight, which lasted somo timc
but the rufians severely punished. Tho citizens
hold meeting this evening to organize against the riot
ers. Advice asked to-day from Attorney General
Chaplan to the proper course to pursue in the
VASE He advised that the inspectors proceed and de-
clare the result which they did, showing large major
ity for the Citizens ticket
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
ANOTHER VICTIM OF INTEMPERANCE

LAWRENCE, Kansas, May 3.-An unknown
man committed suicide hero, yesterday by taking ar
sepic and on his person found the following letter
"sUICIDE-There is nothing-no plea--a man can pre-,
sent to usfy death must come at some time, ana
TO some the sooner IL comes the better Is 10 the
living those who make an earnest work OF nfe nave
never in nv life committed crime against the laws OF
the country and against any person but ysei and
relatives and it has been caused solely by the use OF IN
does not matter have written 10 friends, ana told them
of my purpose warning to you, never tOuch htoAi
eating drink"
The last clause OF the note was heavily underseored
From other documents found on his person his naIno ap
pears to have been Walter and that he was resi-
dent Of Camden, NewJersey
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

not want TO fire my brethren OF the line" But You
ora nre all the same" 81 beg your pardon, never !"
How comes then that your gun was hct when Yen
Were taken " Oh that may he Our captain ordered us
VINO was your captainr at never heard his name.
regularly enrolled among the surgentsi That Is
say was forced 70 enter their ranks but affirm did
all that could to disorganze the service" Have you
ever been up before the police beforep Never"
f0n are brazen-faeed liar. You were convicted OF
Nagabondage and condemned to two months imprisen-
ment four years ago. and since TO six months penal
servitude for theft Gendame, reconduct this wretch TO
nTison.U
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
ruE STATE OF EUROPE.

o,rpcc oE THE FRENCH CIVIL WAX
t"oy ,r,oy uNcHANGEp-FoRT DIsSf Bill ~
' snpPrRtNG-sEvERE LOSSES of
sVh1HNA' NJ IoxDos. wednesday, May B. lS7l'
n;.,..cbes from Versailles to-day represent
.,o s,+ua,,on as unchanged. The ', oVrein"
.,,,, SreaehlpV the walls Of Fort iSsy, .or-r,,o
The slaughter in the AFFAIR !" ~ and fully 400 OF
r,,. og.tiue was literally hand 10 . n"u
,ha ,purrents were killed py 'ne 10; 80; 80 80 ~, ,,on.r,,
VAC $50 ,O paris states that there was al in'ahIr!
dispa' -. Fort dIssy this morning, and that
80, xS,,as troops repuised' 'ue iossee poins '0
.,srI. ON both sides Several MINOR engageineh's
- ooorad at NeHiIy, where .he FORCES VI 'ne Noni
hANo ,hse of the Assembly still hold their old
m1he anu e commune silent TO the recent battle
poel'l ADMIRAL Pothouan has sent dispatch TO the
~ ~ Its contents have not been made public but
Nnovn that NJ Grousset, the Minister Of Foreign
"ea,rs Of the Commune, has sent reply.
,,s special dispatch FROM Paris says that efforts
a. coneliation continue TO be made. Seven societies
nrepose 10 hold monster peace meeting on SUNDAY
80 The column in the Place Vend0me is to be de-
shed ON the sth of May, aud all the statues and other
~ the monarchieai regime are TO be destroyed on
tle game day
allies forces on Tuesday night reOccuped the Park OF
Isv The village of Issy is almost completely sur
ped and its remaining defenders closely pressed
fhelle have iahen III tAc fNuo III ""'
several persons have been killed in the open streets
The verssists also massng with the apparent In
tantlon OF making an attack on Fort Ivry.
The Prussans having demanded the strict execution
Of the terms Of the cspitulaon Of Paris the Commune
have been Obliged TO reduce their garrison In Fort
yuennes An intermittent cannonade has been going on
a. day from Neuiny and Genneviers The batteries at
tbe Pertes Mallot and des Ternes are silent The In
surcents are engaged in making repairs.
T1era is a heavy cannOnade from the Versailles bat
teres on the south, especially againt Vanvres. Les
Noulpeau1 and tie Park Of Issy alternately taken
and retaken on Tuesday. The Versailles troops finally
riumphed, and now hOSd both places again. The Com
muuists were twice pane-S Sieken during the day. and
were rallied with difficulty. y
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
THE SALEM KIDNAPPING CAsE-TGE FATHER
SENT TO AN INSANE ASYLUM.

BosToN, May 3.-The suspicion that Mr.
Thomas Earle Of Worcester, who attempted to kidnap
his two children in saem on Sunday, was insane has
been verified and he yesterday placed IN the asylum
at Worcester He furnished bail In 5000 at salen ana
his brotherin-law. Mr. Goddard Of Charlestown, was
held in for appearance for trial the charge of
aiding and ahetting the father The still excites
much interest In Worcester where the father resides and
also In Salem the home Of the mother. When the de-
csiOn of the Supreme Court giving the two children TO
the mother made on Friday last the boy and gdl
were with their father Worcester and, when the OIL
GERS carried away, the screams OF the daughter
aroused whole neighborhoOd and were
in the extreme The people OF worcester Ieei suone
sympathy Nh Earle, though his former wife has some
friends there bus in Salem the current OF public feeng
Altogether against the husband. Mr. Eares insanity
being proven the case Salem will probably be dropped
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
THE COMMUNE PRISONERS AT VERSAILLES

Hersaues pTI W Corresp0RdeA Of The London DAILY esa
The prisoners this morning, were introduced
and interrogaed one by one. The most part OF them
were fatgued with long watching and the anxieies OF
game in which each stakes his life every throw OF
the dice. Notwithstanding the extensive the Com
mune has made Of its requistoning power in procuring
warm baths for the insurgents those who nave come 70
Versailles in the quality Of prisoners stand greatly IN
need OF soap and water But, for that matter so 40
the troops Of order, some Of whom, especmLy he
artleTynen, foul q set as / ever saw IN UNI
form. Nervous agitation is also apparent sia0ng
the quayering voice and almost palsed hand and IN
oDence 10 the traditions Of his ORDER does what ne ca
70 increase the repdaton of the accused parties Come
od very old men, who ii is easy 10 have fongh for
ihe commune as the Cameronians fought for the Holy
seated chairs placed for wounded prisoners Their
request is eoarsey refused "Wretches who engage in
such cause yours" says an inquisitor of
eiget and twenty have claim upon the indulgence
o he authorities: Stand where you are and shifting
m tner De gho ~ or le We want to see your vsage In all
The unfortunate old man, whose eyes can hardly bear
after the darkness OF the cellar the blaze of light which
the reflector throws upon him endeavors 70 nd an ex
oase Tor escaping TINS painful tral by looking down
figures on it awry and he tries with his powder
burned fingers 70 set them straight The senior magis
straight before him. He has not much 10 saw beyond
stating his name his his trade, which Is that Of
pilage in Joining the Commune. He pleads guisy 10
the charge Of reading habituay Socialist organs As
children aud grandchildren be honest workmen and
,at IN the course OF his long life, he passed through
many hard Winter he deed the police prove that he
was ever accused OF stealing leaving debt year un
hAld with regard To his military uniform, he entered
.ne sationa Guard when Trochu appealed "a the pa
ossm OF the PaTisians, TO stimulate the young OF
VA District He took part In two serties against the
russians, and watching on the ramparts caught a
fheunatic fever, which almost paralysed his left arm
was true that be preached In the clubs the confscatOn
~ % ne houses OF propretOrs who away from PARIS
s ~ was threatened by the Pussans, and are now
.IoCilng Tor their rents In the feud times least
'Hat justice would have been done
ss Lee ie Gross butchers assistant big, huk1ng
old hs best by his tears and groans 10 excite
pslon OF ms judges He also tried 10 get of by
mot IN cellar; In an Ice house" "Why did
~ss w tAsFep - have hsET0a Of beod4hed and dad
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
rrI.EGRAPHIC NOTES.

The people Of Gloucester, Mass ore about 70
spply for city charter ~,
An immense mail for Australia and New New.
Zealand seeam astng San Francisco Tor "s s's' "H ~ "
Saturday. m - Al, .l
Bv vote Of $3.50 yeas to % nays the stock
holder, Of bs Belfast hoosehssd Ihe R.rsaa voted 70
lease 10 The Maine Cen'dn so~p~A' W. " ' Wv
Of MAY Al an aanasl rent Of eSo'
In the limited States Court Of 81. Louis, yeeter.
A. 80 ~. baan b, Robert Hennns OF SevJer.ey and Albert
p. yrl United states Insurance onpAny OF St
ea fI ths reeosry oe for The alleged LOSE S o o. cotton
steamer Providence on De hea 'S's' ~ '-A ' ~ "
suIedi IN the above Company
Returns from the bond arbitration election m
% ra.ls, AZ for and ~ <ganst The indiee-
tons .r that the viii bs defeated as the districts st TO hear irol
~ .rs.~el 10 Paul vote Of l60, Of ~heh
~ 81 rq against Minneapolis 40 for and 2s7
sn Hsnlsss ssAr~"~- vote Asaass
~ ~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC REUNION.

Boston, May 3.-The arrangements OF the
Executive Committee for the annual meeting of the
Army of the Potomac, in Boston, May 49, are almost
complete About $50 members Of the Society are ex-
peced to be present and In addition 500 special
tions will be issued The literary exercises win tahe
Mace in the Globe Theater, commencing NJ ii u. M
Major Meade the President Of the Association VIII
preside. The Rev. Philip Brooks VIII MAKE ,he opening
Of wisconsin win deliver the Grafton, and Bret Harte
Ill read the poem tiilmores band will furnish the
sc After the literary exercises the regular meeting
OF the Society for choice of officers, viii be held Al q
o. m grand banquet will be given at the revere housc
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
. ,xn o.uALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rrhe Sub- Treasury in New-Orleans has been
,,hbed Of between eo,vW Ana @'''''' 0~''' ~
ri he ponos bis track
Martin Worms one Of the three men sentenced
ia.sd At New -Oresa 18Th Of AAy, Insane ne hn
20 ..sa os a.-shsr food since sunday.
David Harrington, tho mail at the OaK
,, s,.,,o. Bunssci struck y rshnosn es yess@r
III M tsi NIL Asndipx uAbss 70 s sgea1 es 'Ae f'h
The Government buildings ON the fer9a
~. i.l,nS /. e.n burning ystenay ins 's po
S III s. b. VERY s.uavs The in charge "se'ns
and guard - -
Alfred Greigenmeyer, who murdered an lrish;
hon n America been arrssed In oernanJ aad
hs oesrs froa UE.ed States 81 s request OF me Ase~s
Goysrrlaent -,
The British bark Eliza Avelina. which arrived.
...rd,, 4, Boston CArG reports ss'in{ rpsness
ssrher and hat eth Of March ses ssees s'e ~
Graham The male. and Prsdsnek Bfovs sss"AA .
The Coroners jury summoned 70 nyeSsngacd
,s. Tysd.s .ss after l.sr. days s:.ss a. B.ns sss
~. arrested On saspeos iaey H. ~ oesa s1sharsa
Yesterday Major Henry Emery OF the Merri1
% Io.s vss 6y srdes ssns ssaieS ID
al as ass for eoneupt He will be ssoagM efr We ssres
CoT on .r o ssss Ne s t
ceednS - -, .>
"A fire in Plymouth, Ohio, on Tuesday ourned
a. Hotel the rooery j. O. street and arss aes
s.S .n,,uIus he Richard Cat Ard 'oss "s
sna Hall also damaged The ret ssefv o "
al DE Sspiirg hoess Aepsooash losA ssse party -
'~'- State Senator jerks attempted to commit sut.
& /. S,a OrIesn ysteSy sboess~g bnsN roash tts hs
sssn STATE Cohesion for the NAss parishes
4 def.assr the anosnt u eAeU OF ts"s As
n.,it him for embsetssa he sssASea @ss
" q snssal sss and hs ssssvu7 assoas>
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
A HURRICANE ON THE MISREPRESENTATION oATs
DAMAGED,

NEw-ORLEANs, May 3.-Last evening vio-
lent storm OF wind and rain passed this city, On
the river so miles above the storm struck the steamer
Pareond, carrying away her chimney and crushing In
her larboard hurricane roof and boiler deck The En-
terprse five miles below Plaquemine also lost her chin
news she reports having passed four boats with chin
news gone The LeOnidas for Cincinnati IL miles above
Batos lost her chimneys, cscapeppe ana wheel
house The Kellogg and Pike lost their chiinneys.
Other disasers probable. The oldest rverLen say
they never witnessed such violent storm.