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DR.. Brown, q well-knoWn EngliEh
urifar m insanity s,var

DR.. Brown, q well-known English
writer on insanity, saysi
1.-THE drunkard not only enfeebles and
weakens his Own nervous system, but
entails mental disease upon his family.
The writer Of an elaborate article in
the eighth volume Of the British Py-
Geological Journal, in describing a class
Of persons fond Of intoxicating drinks,
Bayst
They are the ohSprngs Of persona
who have indulged IN stimulants, or
who have Weakened the cerebral organi-
ration by vicious habits"
Mr.. Darwin ssy9: "
ut Is remarkably that all the diseases
arising from drinking spirituous or fer
mented liquors aie liable 20 become her
editary, even 70 the third generation, inf
ereasiBR, if tfe caHse be Continued, til
the hmily becomes extinct m
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EGAL NOTICE

IL CLEVELAND. o., Mar. IA. ISL
n. O. FansIer & Co, Bankrupts. Notice Is
hereby given that q second meeting OF the
creditors Of n. %. Fansier &CO-. viii be held
at the once Of Myron K Keith. a Register
In Bankruptcy, In C~leEelaud. C~uyahuga Co,
uhiO. on The 18Th day or April h7l, al 10
O'Clock, q. m, IN accordance with the Etn
sertion OF an net OF COEgress enLitied an
-Aet 20 establish a uniform system Of
Bankruptcy. approved March "a ls51.H
COMFORT A. ADAMS, Assignee.
April 5, Is7l-2t
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Several OF the advanced Journals OF
PARIS have objected b the nomination Of
Genera, Yalentip, The new Prefect Of
Eoucel on the ground that he hold8 higa
rank IN the army,
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The Washington P1triot, referring to
the return Of the San Domingo Commits
siOners to that city, says: From the re-
marks Of gentlemen who accompanied
the commissioners it is very certain
that the feeling in favor Of annexation is
not strong among the inhabitants OF the
island on either the Dominica or Hayti
side. Baez does not possess the conf
dencs OF the people, and he has 50 little
power and authority that be could not
offer sufficient protection 70 the com
missioners to justify them in going near
er Cabral's lines. The Hsytlsns were
particularly bitter in their feelings
towards the commissioners and their
missiOn-sO bitter. indeed, that although
the commissioners saluted SageT's flag
and visited Saget himself, the latter did
nOt dare TO return the courtesy, for fear
that the act would create a revolution
among his people. General Sigel, who
attempted to 20 q few miles into the
country, soon learned that il would not
be prudent or healthy for him to pursue
his journey very far. The island Is
beautiful In the extreme, and the soil
prolific, but the inhabitants are OF the
meanest and most despicable character,
and utterly undesirable as neighbors.
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. EGAL NOTICE.
'Iederiek Harrington Plt'F.l Civil Aetio
rs-.r nsr, Attaehh

Frederick Harrington PltGl ciyl Action.
". attachment.
Edward Crane, DefL
The said Edward Crane, whose residence
Is without the State Of OhiO. win take notice
that on the Sist day Of March, lSzL Feeder
lex Harrington, Plaintiff. hled bis petition
In the COuu OF Common Pleas, within and
for the County Of Trumbul aud state Of D.
aninsthim, the said Edward Crane, settling
forth, tnAtat the october term OF the Court
OF Common Pleas, within aud tor the Coun-
" Of Ashtabula. and Stale Il ohio, A ID.
! 70. he recovered atudgmeut for the sum OF
M hundred and four 45-lU0 dOuar as the
amount due and TO become due Jan. 4 iS7l,
on two prUmisSOry notes OF said EDWARD
crane. given to him or bearer. Aug Is, lS5I,
and for foreclosure Of mortgage on g acres
Of land In ColebroSsE. In said A~sntabuitCO.
given 20 secure the payment OF aid notes.
and for sale Of aid lands, that after sale OF
said lands and application oft b proceeds
upon sid Judgmsut and costs. there Is sth
due him frdm said Edward Gnaue upuu the
same, the Sum Of $50. 40 with Interest from
Jan. ., 1871, and the further sum OF Sls,S In
crease Gusts on the same. Tor which with
costs or suit he asks judgments Attachment
and garnashee process have alsD been issued
this action. The said EdWaru Crane is
required 70 answer said petition OF or be-
fore the third Saturday after the sixth
publication ufthis notice.
r.. HARRINGTON.
WOndberry 4 Ruggles, a @ A. Harrington,
April5 8. ls7i-eL AlturneyE
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The Germans are demOlishing the old
Notifications of StrasbOurK. They will
he replaced by a system Of detached forts
and include Kehl, which Is on the other
side Of the Rhine.
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FLAX AND Tow MILL AT
AT CT NJ.

WE WILL SELL AT ATCTION
without reserve, In the village OF Car
rrItsville. on Thursday, April q, 1911, az II
O'Clock, a. M. the Flax and Tow Mlll lately
occupied by johnson, Rice 4 Co, including
] portable " horsepower Engine In com
pfete running order, 1 our Roller Flax
Brake; lToT BeLter, Tow Picker, Flax
Press, ! Tow Press, I shalt with 3 Seis OF
Scutches. with all the shafting and betting
In a complete tow and lax mill Ais / one
horse Buggy. We viii sell the engine and
machinery together or separately, 70 suit
purchasers.
The building now used As a mill together
with SUFFICIENT ground 10 store 100 tons ui
straw will atsD be offered for sale al the same
time aRd place. The above engine n Ma
chinery 70 be sold 10 satisfy a chatsel mort
EHge.
Terms OF Sale "A credit OF six months
with approved security aud interest will be
gtven. FREER & FILM En-,
KNAPP & WHITE,
Mortgages.
c. A SrOCKWELL- AuctlOneer.
aaa-HmmaHHNA ALL = HA@m
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New Advertisements.
T IsT OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Pub Once. Tuesday. April tflS7I.
BigloW Emagene James Quincy
Baldwin Emma Kelly Jacob
Book Gotiieb KllinEer "
BOshual Miss MinnieKelly b y
Burke Jennie Lincoln DID
Case j Lint Anna
Carney James Miller Mrs Matilda
fausleF Alice II Merrilis Mr Neltf
Hamel samuel MooreE n ID
Holman Gottf rledt OdOnnell Mrs AnnieE
Hunt Jennie Rugles Frank
Holiister Miss L W Sprague Sin n II
Hubert Mrs. T. Wtliams Ms Elijah
jackson David WTight Charles
eA-Have your lettsrs directed IN care o.
your box.
Those marked with a srAR are foreign.
Persons wishing 70 obtain the above. viii
please TO call for advertised letters.
II not called for In 80 days win be sent 70
deadletter once.
once noun, T-0 A. n, to- -D P. n.
H. a TOWNSEND. P. N
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RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE.

TIE AGGREGATE ACE EE4LEH and SUCcEsSEgL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
American Companies;
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THE

Continues spring like. I have seen
neseh trees already in blow. In two
q three instances I have seen persons
moving the grass on lawns How Is
chat fes che arst Of April. The wheat
IS reported in splendid condition in
the State NE
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CHERRIES SALE.

c. A. SrOCKwELL AuctlOneer.
GarrelLsvllle. u, April S. Is7I-lt
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At the order OF the Court the Prosecu-
tor called inside Of the bar the witnesses
for the State; they were not ell present,
but the oath was administered to
those who responded to their names.
THE FLAISTIFF's STATEMENT.
A. L. Tinker then proceeded TO make
a plain statement of what the State ex-
pected to be able TO prove. The indict-
ment charged that on the 18th day Of
September, 1870, in the township Of
Parkman, county Of Gesugz, and State
Of Ohio, that Milo White did, wilfully,
msllCiOusly and purPosely. but without
reconciliation or d beration, kill one
John Bowers.
State claim that his death was caused
by a stroke from his oWn gun, on the
back Of his head, in the hands Of Milo
White, and that they left for the woods
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, on the same day.
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TEMPERANCE LAWS.


The House has passed . joint reso-
luton to submit two amendments to
the State Constitution TO . vote Of the
people ct the next October election
The first amendment provides for the
election Of district judges, who shall
hold the district courts, instead Of one
Supreme Judge and two Common
Pleas Judges. The second amend
ment provides for electing Common
Pleas Judges IA counties, and the aoo-
Htiou Of the omes Of Probate Judges
In counties OF less p~opElstion than
5000. In those counties the Com
mon Pleas Judges are 20 exeDcise jurs-
diction in probate matters.
rHEnrNERs BILL
Hss not yet reached a vote in the
Senate. It Will probably be taken up
this week. A delegation Of coal hank
wner and operators have been here
the past week opposing the BILL
Messrs. Roy sad Lewis, On behalf OF
the miners, have not been idle, but
have contested every point with ae-
kncwIedged ability.
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THE MURDER TRIAL AT CHARLTON.
AilO White and Arthur Dayton
Charged with Murder In the
Second DeTree.

Correspondents OF the CHROSTCLE)
The case OF the state Of Ohio against
Milo White and Arthur Dayton, charged
with murder in the second degree, is
now pending in the Court of Common
Pleas, at Chardon, Gesuga Co., and has
created considerable discussion and ex-
element throughout the county and
vicinity, and would probably be Of con-
siderable interest TO your readers as it
happened in the township joining Trum-
bull and Forage counties, and as your
readers had been apprised Of the muir
der.
On Thursday, March SOth, the trial
commenced. The attendance, notwith-
standing the inclemency OF the weather,
and the almost impossible roads, has
been very great As the readers Of the
CHRONICLE were male acquainted with
the circumstances OF the death OF John
Bowers At the time Of It's occurrence. a
recapitulation viii not be necessary.
THE COUNSEL
Messrs. A. L Tinker, N. c. Canfeld,
H. F, CanheId and o. S. Farr, appeared
for the State; E. B. Taylor, ESQ, o.
Warren, and O. H. Ford, Of Burton, for
the defence. Defence called for a separate
trial ofthe prisoners and granted by the
court
The jury were shortly made Up and
accepted by defence and sworn, Of which
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Available Assets, S4O5,571O5
WhittIesey Adams, Agent, Warren, O..
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE1
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE..

wHITTLEsEY ADAMS. Ag't,
ApTil5. ISL Warren, ohio.
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Judge Chsfes gave the caution to the
jury in regard to sustaining from COM
~municating with any person whatever,
or allowing any person to communicate
to them in relation to the case>on trial,
as regards any Of Us phases; and should
any person approach you with any such
communication or give signs, or convey
in any manner, report him to the court.
Adjourned until s a. M, Friday.
T. r r
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CLOTH & PLUSH CLOAKINGS.

BLACK SILK vELvETs. l- .Et aft
BLACK AND BROWN vELIETTEENs,
-- -.a PLAID AND STRIPED sHAwLs.
FELT AND CLOTH SKIRTS,
WHITE AND COLOREG WOOL BLASKEH,
GENTS. LADIES' & CHILDRENs UNDER SHIRTS = DRAwWRa
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4 Card.

r. tie Edii"i' If M" -lirrHnfrt" Gn:,thr:
The unpleasant necessity of correcting the re-
p.r, of thu proceedings utthr County Court Us
published in the Gazette ot the 3D. inst, is forced
urnn me in self defence know without being
lGI,I. that the duties OF the position t" which |
have been elected are difficult to perform, and
that ut prr>,'n; my inability u discharge them Is
a .ii,purrnt - the community H. Ia myself. But
l,.; ii,r ~ X, could amy other person not >choulrd
:. such work. have done much better thAn
nave! And in the history of Virginia has there
been no other IMAM elected I" IL similar position
who's" iNc"mpctcncy WAS ils apparent Is my own:
With II" one IL help me- the Court apparently
AGAINST me- and the world looking on, 1endeavnr-
I'd to do right Has cvcry1'ne VIII" has an inter
st in the Court done the same?
In my embarrassment in taking hold of the
duties which required II prilctIc"d hand, without
even one hour to look about me. and entering
mpon Il term OF the Court. | feel that the charity
dur the humblcSt has not been accorded To me
The lnntinnof Mr. Raincy. the Commonwealth
Attorney. is miSqu"trd entirely. distinctly re-
member his words and the manner in which he
alluded 10 me- for To me they We're relief, and
| shall not soon forget them. Now whatever MIR.
s,:,nrv'S feelings may be- towards me- good or
i'll. feel that have only done n duty in re-
porting him more correctly than has been done,
:;,r hv the Gazette h. is made to appear antugo-
mi~,ic Ia me, which. hI- motion correctly report
81. does not warrant.
The order of adjournment l. ais" Incorrectly
reported. As it appears III the minutes of the
Court the seeming harShllr>S OF the order Is modl-
led br the word present before incompetency.
This affair would sorely press me, but for tho
belief that have, that there is not Il single rea-
enable minded man in this city or county who
would expect me t. 60 into the clerks office Of
Tie County Court of this county with less than IN
hours experience and act, and do its duties rs Il
man who has had years.
OF the individual signing himself "Republi-
can, | know nothing and care loss, but whoever
IA" may be-, Republican or Conservative II ne
I..,-t
plants tu himself, at least, for the present and
not l.,r,,drd them through the columns of the
t'aZ.tt".
Give me the chuuc,' that has been given others:
And thea if by experience, fail to profit, and
improve I will stand the condemnation of the
community tas we'll n Republican, without a
uurluur.
trust that Justice will hr DONE and that
both sides of the story may be heard.
Respectfully, &c, GEO C. SEATON.
january a. ISL
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Special NOTICES.

ge:5" DEFENSIVE MEDICATloN.--l nyestiya-
ton is ~ necessary for tho protection Of the hu-
man body against disease when unhealthy influ
cncrs are abroad, iron urlnor and granite case
ments arc for the protection Of ships and for
trsSrs when assaulted by shot and shell. Hence,
it is desirable when those potent enemies of vital
itr, damp and cold. pervadc the Hir VIZ breathe,
to put the system in the best possible condition
To encounter them. The stomach is the organ by
which every other organ is nourshcd and slls
tained and therefore upon its vigorous and rcgu-
lar action depends, in great measure the capa
city of the system to resist tho assaults Of the in
visible enemies of health and life by which, at
this Indictment season. it is surrounded. Hostel
ter Stomach Bitters, an admirable tonic and
regulating medicine for all seasons, is never more
needed than in winter. when the torpifyng intlu
cncr of IL chilly atmosphere effects all the vital
tiluctionS and renders the body extremely $GS
ecptibr BY tnning the digestive organs, and
the liver, and the bowels with this uncqu;,lled
vegetable specific physical condition i, attained
which seems to be proof against all varieties of
temperature. and that il inimcal in the air Of
winter Defensive medication is a prccaution
which should never be neglected when danger is
present, and therefore course of the Btters ut
this season is particularly desirable. especially
inr the feeble and sickly a. remedy for bill
business, dyspepsia. nervousness and bowel com
plants, there is nothing comparable to this whole
some restorative. jan 9-eolw
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Foreign News.

l.oNnnN, JAM S---A telegram from Yer
s;.illcs to tile Times to-day says, The American
Consul has been permitted to leave Paris, and
has arrived here
The Prussian guns could easily shell the
city.
Several houses in Paris are on fire
There has apparently not been much firing
to-day.
The French ruduubt at Notre Dame dc Ga
mant was occupied by the Prussiau: and its
fire turned against the French.
There are no appearances OLA sortir.
The Prussian losses are still insi gnllicant.
LoXDoS, Jan. g.--Thc Times special cor
respondent with the army of Prince Frederick
Charles describes the fighting along the Loire,
in the forest of Vendome, and at Aontoire oil
the sixth instant, and says the French rctreated
to the westward !: the Prlssans are following
them and meet with little resistance.
LONDON, Jan 9---The Germans captured
by the French are sent to the Island Of Oleron
on the West coast of France. opposite the
mouth of the Charentc.
Many Bonapartc agents have been arrested
in France
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asy John III. FarrOtt. AuctiOncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE IN THE CITY OF ALEXAN-
DRTA-Thc undersigned Commissioner of sale
by authority of Il decree OF the Circuit Court
for the county Of Alexandria, rendered at the
November term, 1870 Of said Court, in the suit
of Dclphy vs. Niolctt's administrative and
others, will sell ut public auction, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, at j.
o'clock M, on SATURDAY, tho twenty first
day of January, 1871, the following REAL ES-
TATE situated in the said city, and bounded n
follows: Beginning on the south side of Gibbon
street, at the line Of the ground conveyed by
George Carson to Henry Thompson, believed TO
be lO3 feet and five inches east of Fairfax street
and running thence south parallel To- Fairfax
street 50 feet; then west parallel to Gibbon street
% feet then north parallel to Fairfax street t"
Gbbon street; then cast with Gibbon street To the
beginning improved by two small FRAME
TENEMENTS.
Terms One fourth Of the purchase money ~
be- paid in cash on the day of sale. and ia" rel,
due in three equal instruments, ri siN. twelve and
eighteen month: respectively. with interest from,
day of sale: the deferred Payments /" hc secure!
hv tn" notes ui the purchaser. satisfactorily en-
dnrscd and the title t. hr retained until the p,-
chase money is fully paid. Stamps and convey
ancing nj the expense of purchaser.
IT, u. CLAUGlTUN.
dr, 1--rbts Commissioner Of Sale
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TO THE GAZETTE.
From Washington.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-In the Senate, to-
day the Chair laid before the Senate COM
munication from the Secretary Of the Interior
in relation to certain United States bonds he'd
by the State Of Indiana Ordered to be printed
Mr. Trumbul from the Committee OH the
Judiciary reported adversely upon bill to elect
members Of Congress and Presidential electors
by ballot.
Also adversely to il bill to enforce the l4th
Amendment
\ bill to provide for the redemption OF cop
per coin WAS introduced and referred
The Senate took up bill recognizing the
United States Mint.
In the House of Representatives, among other
business Mr.. Mckenzie introduced Il bill pro-
yiding for ;,n assimilation in the forms oi deeds.
&C., u4.l in the District Of Columbia with
those in use in Virginia.
AZ the expiration Of the morning hour the
Senate resolution for the appointment OF Santa
Domingo Commissioners was taken up and Mr.
Butler addressed the House.
The debate lasted until B.! clock when it
WAS agreed that 4 vote should be taken al >
o cocl; to-day
The resolution will probably pass.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following is an extract from L letter re-
Gently received by the Bureau Of Education
from Superintendent RufEncr Of the Virginia
Public Schools we have in full operation
about one hundred schools, and by the lst Of
January shall have $50. Considering that not
Il cent of school money will be received into the
State Treasury until the lst day of March, and
that the fund will not be ready for distribution
till much later, we think that the County Su-
pcrintendents and trustees have displayed COM
mendabe zeal The public school system is
steadily growing in favor.
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~ f:SS iSes(bsa:S
Rrrrirrl and for ial q al

~ Received and inr sal" at
FRENCH'S BOOK Il STORE,
No. - King street.
Talks with rhI"~ophrr "n the Ways 81 God
to Man. by the author If Talks with Child on
the Brattudc-; ,5r
On tn" Miracles of our Lord, by Gr". Nc
Donald. LID, author "f 'Annals Of Il Quiet
Nrirhhnrhond; 81.
N"vum Trstam"ntnm Gr"c'ln, with L"zic"ni
London; 81 %
Sergeant Atkins " Ial- Of Adventure, fund
o,I on fact. ly officer al Tia" United States Ar
my - -.
Another lot Of that remarkable book. limo
cent. Ahrn,i by M:;HI; Twain; 81 80
Woocd and Won. or III" True Value Of W"m-
All bv V. 4. Phillips; 81 ~
Th,. House Behind the P"rIHr;, by Mr.. j. L.
Beck with; II -.
TIN. BRIDGE Of ;Sigir-. Yachting story. This
is the --latest serial story that Appeared Ill All
the Year Round during thc life of Charles
Dickens; BE
New l"; stepping Hrnrrlrwarh anI Yesterday.
To-day and Forever.
Another lot t-Iav 81 riic !i:lnnii- DOLLAR
STEAM ENGINE. with Scientific Attachment;
both 81 -; mailed for II ~
New Books daily. .
ianG g. r. FRENCH.
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Rx Recls Knox Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctonrem
COMMISSIONS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE.-By virtue Ola decree of the Conn-
" Court of Alexandria county. pronounced ut
its June term 1869, in the chancery suit Of John
Howell vs. William II. Shirley, tho undersign-
ed, Commissioner appointed by the said decree,
will offer for sale by public auction, Mt Alex
andria CITY, in front of the Mayors office.
SATU RDAY, the lllh day Of january ISL,
n, - q clock H. the undivided twelfth i'll
terrst of the said William II. Shirley in the
HOUSE aud LOT OF GROUND on III" -
east side OF Washington street between Ell
King and Prince streets. in the city Of AlrNan-
dra numbered II.
TERMS-Onc third Of the purchase money
in cash the rcsidu" III lw" equal payments nj
six and twelve months the deferred payment
to be be secured by the purchasers bonds, with
good surety. and retention "! tn" till" t" tn,
property sold until the pure has" money shall
have been paid Stamps and deeds to- be- paid
for by purchaser. ID. l.. SMOOT.
1 Cam
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NOTION USE.

have thi: day reduced the standard price Of
all gnods--tlr prices to be maintained through
ont The season unless affected by the fluctuations
incident /, trade. Dealers shall be convinced
that i their Interests and profit t"lnakc their
purchase. al
FANCY. WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS &c,
ut houses whose hIrsnSs it il t" deal specially in
such goods Trade can Ia, built up and retained
only hy Offering inducements inTnantity. quail
IL and prices In addition t" large store filled
with the most desirable goods, it is my intention
to continue to have it crowded with eager pur-
chaser:. who shall be convinced that such an e.
adjustment is the place tn supply their every
want in White Goods, IIandkrrchict$ Hosiery,
Gloves. Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
Notions, a.. CHAS. w. GREEN.
ian Ii King street.
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TLip City OF Brooklyn.

New YORK Jan q.-Stcamcr Denmark re-
ports january t, latitude 1906, longitude
1850, spoke steamship City of Brooklyn. hence
for Liverpool. under canvas. having lost the
fans of her screw On the second instant The
mails and part Of the cabin passengers had
been transferred TO the steamship HanSa, and
would be landed at one of the nearest English
ports probably Queenstown or Southampton.
The City Of Brooklyn left this port on the 3lst
of December
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From New York.

NEW York. JAM 9.-Thc OIlophcnc oil re-
incry at Greenport, WAS burned this morning
in consequence of the explosion Of a still. The
loss is reported at sl,000mn.
First Lieutenant Governor Daniel r. Floyd
died this morning.
Lawrence Sullivan, the convicted murderer.
has given mp the lunacy dodge and cats vo-
luciously.