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The New York herald., 1871-03-25
COAsTWTsE STEAMSHIPS.

TOR NoRFoLx, CITi POINT AND RICHMOND
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of this line leave pier 81 North er foot Of
Beach street,
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond, Saturday,
March 10 ut +. NJ, steamship WYAaCNE, connecting
with the Virginia and Tennessee AR line, the Sea-
board Inland lne Petersburg and Weldon Railroad,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and RlchmonI and Dan.
vile Railroad Through passenger tickets and through bills
OF ladag a all points South southwest
ffs n t. MoCREADY, President,
ls7 Greenwich street, corner of Dey
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

ID EV. DR. WESrCOTT WILL PREACH In PLYMObTH
IN Baptist church, Fifv-nr,t be.ween Ninth
Tenth avenues, Sunday. at l0 A. NJ. and ~ 7. Bapism
In the evening
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
From pier IL North river, at o'clock +. NJ,
CRESCENT CITY.
on Saturday, March s5
Freight Through rates given for st. Louis
Vicksb,rg, Mobile, Galveston and ladianoa.
For freight passage having superior accommodstions
applyto FREDERIC BAKER ~ Broadway.
LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Southern Line
The steamship VICTOR,
Captain a. Gates,
- win leave rier Il East river. SATURDAY March 26
Freight for st. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
for freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to
C. II. MALLORY co, 1853 Maiden lane
The steamer RAPIDAN will follow from pier 36 North
LIVINGSTON, FOX co.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

A EXECUTORS AND TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN
IA. One sum o S0000 and of S50000 Also pJ0O 900
to loan In sums TO suit, or to buy mort ages.
g. j. CLARKE, ZOE Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

A -MESsRS. BREWSTER CO. OFFER AT THEIR
~. waferooms Fifth avenue Fourteenth street,
One spring Pony Phaeon with rumble their own make
very little usei.
Onh light turnout seat top Phaeton. also their make
in excellent condition.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

FLORIDA AND GULF LINE,
IL via
Fernandna and Florida Railroad.
Tn. frat class steamship ASHLAND will sail from pier %
North Saturday, March "a.
Travellers Florida by this the advantage of
direct line connecting with the for St. Augustine
and all points on ST. Johns river.
For freight or passage apply to
JAMES HAND, Agent llq Wall street
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

A SELECTED STOCK OF CARRIAGES AND HAR-
n hand and order. Lowest prices for quality
of goods equal to representation or money refunded
KICKS, coo Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE HOLY
~ Trinity Twentyirs street, betwesn Fifth and Sixth
avenues Rev. q. F. krotel D. D., PastorServices Sun
day. 26th inst at l0x A. NJ Sermon the Fourth Com
ma ndnient" at 10 y. NJ. Strangers welcome.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

nor SALE CHEAP-TWO ROAD HORSES, ONE VIC.
tora, stivcrs' Top Wagon Stivers' Trott!ng
Wagon Harness. &C. at private stable 2s5 East
street, near Third avenue. No Jockeys need apply.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

III AVE YOU nAD ONE OF FORMAN's SPRING STYLE
OF SILK HatsY II not buy one: they are superior in
hnsh ssi Fourth avenue, between Twcnyhfh and Twcn
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

DIGIT REV BISHOP POTTER WILL PREACH AND
IL administer Confirmation the Church Of st. john Bsp
tst Lexington avenue, Ihrty-dh street.
day evening, March 20, rt ~ O'Clock. Rev. DR. Duie
will preach in the morning. 1915. Strangers invited
and furnished with cents.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

DEv. GEORGE J. MINaINS WILL DELIVER MS
N popular lecture Incidcnts Of Trsver for the
of the sabbath school in The Union Reformed church. sixth
avenue opposite Amity street, Tuesday evening" March 3.
1871 at ~ O'Clock Tcke's 50c; children z5c Preaching
Sunday at le A. NJ. and ~ NJ, by Rev j. L. Dannes
pastor.
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

DEv J. NJ. PULLMAN WILL PREACH AT THR
IN Church of saviour Sixth UniYersaist Thirty-Gh
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues mornin.
and evening sunday school at u T. 81
The New York herald., 1871-03-25

WE CONTINUE TO ALLOW l2h CENTS COMMITS
w sion at BALEY 4 CO.'S, brokers Old established
office ia broadwsy, door above Maiden lane Branch
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
REWARDS.


$3.50 Ns & LOST 5vLss
Broadway. The sb reward viii be paid broadway
yxrATcHEs-IF THE PERSONS wBo TOOK A L,,r OF
IN. ser % sas Posi- oaee 0' @'ae''
DETEcTIyEs COX .S,,:,sa xISs .s Y gEoApwAy AND
crp.ren.ed operatives. Branch Offices h,capo ami St
LOUIS Correspondents IN all princ pal cities Europe
DRY GOODS.
T. STEWART co.
request the attention q friends and residents of
ncsshbdrina cities to-
very iArsr d.pl.y of
SILKS DRESS GOODS &C.,
viz.
10000 yards OF
DRESS GOODS.
which r.a,. win he J., easr.dA
forming stock
sRvER BEFORE EQUALLgo,
either for style or value.
IN SILK AND WOOL FABRICS.
Diagons and Sable sanpg.,
Brocadsd sauns,
IN ALL WOOL FABRICS
Emer'" c'o;e, y.;,n,.
Ser ses,
Sr.ps .d'Ete,
aud Frinsed sui.ngs A''''''' ~ 'A'H'
ALL WOOL PLAIDS, DOUBLE WIDTH,
n . the follow following cl.ns:-
~ xscdur.
Campbell Victoria.
Glengarry.
In 'as" ' e: ;siss inch 1s AL " wSS saf' s.rsss
isFs4;sSsiss Era Biz ;srs; ssEs;lss: III; rs
'sEss 4 s.ri:i. sss!S Is;ssss ss;s::ss s:sss. Qualities.
@ SEQ $ Se.siIIS"i'y ,Ssi Kit 'aIa printed
CASHMERE RoB1s DE- cuAxsRE.
oA.r e: "a isss Sssss $ FABRICS
At equally low prices.
NAIL Orders for samples carefully and promptly
executed.
SILK DEPARTMENT. comnnaing magnificent
every gfacs Of price and shade of color In
SILKS. vi1:-
BLACK SILKS from 81 50 per yard. to
PLAIN '0 ss & rom a. sys1ss shades and
NEW AND ELFoANr FANCY SILKS
incudins every style made for the
.. .ms.. rsssssas,: nsss.s :'..sa prices. vir:-
A'S' q and 81 IS per yard.
FRENCH ROLLED PoPLrNs
AZ 70 ssSis: ;ss:! e s.s.., 4: i'''
no .1'i. !" q ss.'rs = * III sii:A SisA oeo,.
THEIR MOURNING DEPARTMENT
contains every requisite for
wINrEK DRESSES
in AL tho new and Desirable makes
large stock
BLACx MHRlNos AND CAsHxEREs.
Also sinc,e and double width prap d'Ess.
p,.: 80 much IN ";s for nrs:. e. ;,,
~, ss%::ss:: ss.:s ', I'd Il. Gs.s. ;Ss t sis.::: % "
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of
BLACK AND coLoRED BEAVERS, IRoADcLorHs.
West Gns;ss md. c'G.ss s,s: and Cs;.nsre
cosinss Domsatc cAsaimsrss,
81 per yard and upwards
and fancy clcahnss Cordnroys, IS
LAniEs fafESA h&sf fss rf%ssf Grffs.p fspe..s ae. se
cut In quantities to suit CUSTOMERS.
THEIR FUR DEPARTMENT
HAS osen largely rpleni.h.s vita
elegant novelties.
THEIR LADIES HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR DEPARTAENTS
have also bseen Iarey rspcu,,hsd an excellent sslsc
WINTER GARMENTS
at unusually low prices.
THEIR MEMS HOSIERY DEF ARTxENT
complete with
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SIX. .inas 0. II and ls ,hreads;
sSars. aIs s Gssamsrc & sc9.s s,, Lamb. r1.,M MSo
reroratct xskin. Merino.
Brown Cotton Flannel Cashmere.
Also choice selection oil H2f Hose In the new color
viz.
Fancy, striped and plain Cashmere, Silk,
Meriuo, trcnch and Engtish Brown Cotton,
Scotch Woo, shaker knit and real Baibriggan,
tul line Of Corduroy Jackets.
The ABOVE Foods all marked At
POPULAR fkICES.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
ELEGANT NOVELTIES RECEIVED
by each anu every steamer,
MINISTERS ao9uETTEs wLToSs,.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

OVER EIGaT HUNDRED LOTS OF GOODS FROM THE
AUCTION SALES OF THE PAST FEW DAYS AT ABOUT
5oC ON TILE DOLLAR.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

NINE. T.. O. EDWARDS STAMPING AND EN-
y .. adery esabnment- Large stock of imported Che
mse ranis, oSes, Drawers, Colars, &c. Ladies' AMI
bspes ir usscau speciality OF nit,as; Monogrsms for
nnndserenes Table and Bed Cotses; sl'o SIX lmbroid
fonrth and Twenty eth streets.
AT NINE a. DuvAL's, DREssNhxING AND PAT.
"A terms, 752 Broadway.
magnificent display OF the LEADING Winter Fashions.
GREAT nove lies IN Styles and Trimmings
In the Dressmskirg Department elegantly made Dresses
viii wa~~s asaar rf~~A"
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

d1EA REwARD.--wATcH LOST JULES JURoEN-
ID .)U maker, No. 1851. Twenty str.et or
Broadway. The sb We reward will be paid ll3 broadway
and questions asked.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

WILSON A GREIG having made extensive pr-pArasons NJ
ths or tber Increased business their
uoak All Costume Department. and all other departments
OF rir estab ahm~nt Hoc with every condspcs early
inpecoo IT their novecs greatly exceeding their prcv
Gus stock In elegance and variety.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

y1TATCHEs-IF THE PERSONS wHo TOOK A Lot OF
w Watches from Boat street will nego for their
turn they viii lin har best and market by address
in \ letter 10 Lox l.sl3 New Yors Post Office. =
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
DRY GOODS.


Ar KiNzEi's '>>-'~~~S~~
PANIC SALE.
TRADE Dull WITH
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
The New York herald., 1871-10-22


-J auction sales, At extraordinarily low prices.
They are the finest quality
would wei tn snrpy themselves NJ once,
such opportunity seldom occurs
W. are prepared to phsw Tie 0nss line Of
without Gp 4. r, r .S9 s,
Our ribbon Department.
reUeo with all sla,n. sn;e,: /, as sson soo' of
scari., Tics, &C.,
''''''"e"' 0' o'''''" fonpcn:. xigrer,e. &C.
wsbeg 70 call special attention this week TO our
ladies' and chid'' unt.,wsIr r. ana nj ,r,,,,r.
Having .uccectei in closing %, several .ss manufao-
Train and Walking Skirts
Dre'sin: saesne'' pr,u.,,
Corset Covers, &o, &c.
Our immense stock comprises all grades ani qualities
from the loves, 70 hne Goods ever made np ans would
gains aud low prices at which Offering our present
We confidently asser, tha. ,uch opportunity seldom
occurs for customers and sirNns.rss g ,oppy htr
the price we are selling Iheni
An INSPECTION IS eaTnes,i, solicited,
whether you desre TO purchase Or not.
Laics' and chldrrn. aor,pO Underwear.
n.a.. and csiayy.a. sfsy n. s;ssi waterproof cloAs
escspsr,san az any yssos sIosT ,s. aoas b pan aus
trimmed very eaboraigly
a beautiful assortment or
Swiss 0verssr,e, from W 70 M
wi sixth aveuus
A JOHNSON, BURNS CO.,
wiz open on MONDAY October %,
black Gram apI Taieta
back Lrsss .hks
suitable for Walking dresses AMI stits,
al ssld1rsr yard uSsr.r1si vsy gre" bargain"
Also
~'''' - S-''' Trimming silks, ia the ....
"a ana 81 Fast Fourteenth street,
corner University place, Union SQUARE
For Ctser nrv Goods Sec second PAGE.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

At DE PEYcEvsL's, 7se BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
n Astor place y, very low prices,
Ch,drsp's Clothns piAn s. Nnrdrohe Cans and BON
meta, Trenof LII gers AAc ladies' C1derrarnesIs
Handsome lnuA and kerogT " order,
sts m ppa Anc stamp pee t,rods
Laoes Clesned Mended, eQuM 10 new,
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
"PATlHlNGo AND aDARNING.o
gsislature has been drawn,


A Goodly Exhibition Of Patchwork-Qvor
1,30O Garments for the IJestifufe.pre.
fnin6is Awarded-A. :sAlf 81 Stockings with
Hundred Dnrne1 Holes.
An entirely novel mode for supplying the poor
with warm garments has been brought into exist
ence by Messrs. Orange Judd b Co.. publishers OF
american A0,1c,lturrst and Hearth and Home,
who have opened patching and darnng exhlbi-
an appeal 10 the wives and daughters OF the
country to contribute patched castof clothes
for tho destitute OF the city and have
offered premiums TO those who excel In the art of
putting a patcn on. More than 800 garments have
been sent for cOmpetltOn and they represent the
value OF about $1,000. Nearly all the garments are
or wooen fabric aud comprise great variety Of
clothes for male anu female wear. Eighteen ladies
nave been appointed to award the prizes, which
were fifteen dOliars, tel dollars, five dollars and
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO Ger am weekly journals. These
were awarded to girls or any age under sixteen
years. A second set Of the same premiums were
gwen to ladies' OF any age over sixteen years. The
contributors number 45J, and are from twenty eight
dj1erent states and Territories.
Several interesting specimens nave been received,
such as q pair OF long stockings, with one hundred
holes darned ana very good cloak, marked as i0l-
loWs:-tslnis cloak Ia made of four pairs OF Old
pants one old vest aud two Old coat ilnings II Is
Composed OF slxty-eght pieces. made 1t In two
days and 1t was worn ior three years to public
school, and hope IL will keep some other darling
warm three years more. Mrs. McParker, Washing
ton, lndn IL was awarded the first prize. The ex-
hibiti II Will be open TO the pupc ior three days,
after which all the garments Will be turned over to
the five points MISSION for distribution.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
taking that commonwealth for an example. Y

tnOugn SLOW,
THE PROGRESS OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
has been constant; the day OF Its triumph mas ar.
rlved tonight we celebrate Its cr0wninG conquest.
IT was but little while since that Austria thrust
out the priesthood from that partnership IN the poll
teal power which 1t had held for centuries. 1t Is
not many years since that ut Malaga, In Spain,
when hereto died, his corpse was conveyed
to the sea beach, amid the hcotlngs OF the
pOpuace and that the soil OF Spain might not be
polluted by his remains 1t was buried In the sand
at low water mark, where the waves sometimes
uncovered It and swept It ont to sea TO become the
prey OF sharks. Now. the hereto may erect temple
and pay worship In any part OF Spain Not long
SINCE there was no part Of Italy IN which any worship
save that OF the Latin Church was permitted. Now,
we to eminent Italian statesman the glorious
maxim, "A free Church In free State,o and we be-
hold the religious conscience set free from Its eters
even in tho Eternal city. With the aid OF popular
education Il VIII remain SO forever
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Byrant's address the
audience became Intoxicated, so to speak, with en-.
thusacm, stamping with their feet ana capping
with their hands and cheering most voci erously for
several mnutes The band struck up the Italian
National Hymn, and the cheering again commen ed.
There was one thing that required a little better
attention on the part OF the nanagcrs--yiZ., with
reference 10 the arrangements Tor the convenience
OF the press. Several reporters presented their
tickets; but were rudely pushed from the doors by
those IN charge OF them, 80 that they were unable
to obtain reports for their respective papers.
The meeting closed with vote OF thanks to the
president and committee OF vice presidents, &C.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

were ION other spirits manufactured or distilled
from grain or other materials lar first proof two
act OF July H. 1870 and liable TO duty at the rate
or so SO gallon under the said OF 1854 and 1888
ngy IN securing the duties at those rates on All en-
tries OF rum, gin and whiskey passed at your pors
since the LIST inst
Brigham YOuug's Income Tax.
In the matter OF an assessment made against
Brigham Young, rs trustee OF the Church OF the
Latter Day SAINTS 1t was held by Commissioner
PIeasonton that the tthes collected by the said
Church from iIs members were voluntary donations,
and such. not subject TO income tax; nut that
the annual gains or Increase derived from any por-
tons OF such donations Invested In similar or inan-
cia pursuits were income and subject to the tax.
The assessors have been directed to make new
assessment upon the principles above Indicated.
The Cincinnati Railroad Bridge.
The House Commerce Committee heard delega-
tion from the Circpnau Chamber or Commerce to-
day against the proposition to erect bridge across
the OHIO river between Cincinnati and Newport.
The argument presented was that no parties should
be allowed to build a bridge that would interfere
with the free navigation OF q river
rhe New Governor OF Utah.
General Silas A. strickland, who was to-day nOm.
mated as Governor OF Utah Territory Is at present
the United States District Attorney for Nebraska,
from which State he halls. He served under Generat
Grant In the Western army during the war and has
good record as soldier.
Discharge of Navy Ynrd Workmen.
In addition to the discharges already made Of en-
ployes from the navy yards throughout the country
the Secretary or the Navy Of the opinion that the
force will be still further reduced, the amount OF
work on hand not iustfying the retention Of a.
many AZ are now employed.
Keeping Revenue Officers mt Their Posts.
The order OF Commissioner Pleasonton forbidding
revenue officers TO leave their posts has already had
the effect Of diminishing the visits OF this class OF
officials at the Treasury Building, and 1t IS expected
that the accounts OF collectors viii hereafter be
promptly settled.
Federal Appointments
The following nominations were made to-day
SIlas A. Strickland, OF Nebraska, as Governor OF
Utah Territory; Joshua Armitage, Indian Agent for
the Blaekfeet and ueighborug tribes; VIM. o. Good
loe Pension Agent AT Lexington Ky.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed
the following nominations: Alexander II. Connor,
of Indiana TO be Governor OF Idaho Herman Ben.
dell, of New York, 10 be Superintendent Indian
Affairs for the Territory Of Arizona.
More Glass LEGISLATION Called for.
The Labor Congress al a meeting to-day appointed
a committee 10 draft memorial 10 Congress looking
to better travelling facilities for the coored people
through the Wes and South. A committee was also
appointed TO ascertain the best possible manner to
coonize the colored laboring men on public lands In
the West
Treasury Balances.
The coin balance IN the Treasury at the close Of
business to-day SOL o000 000 currency $25 600 OsG
and certificates $3O,0o00Oo.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
FRANZ BLAIR I'd BE SENATOR.
The Democratic Caucus Of the Missouri Leg
islnture Nominate Him Unanimously.

The Democratic Caucus Of the Missouri Leg
islature Nominate Him Unanimously.
JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Jan. II, ISL.
The democratic Senatorial caucus met In the
Assembly Chambers here tonight. The names OF
Phelps, Glover, Blair and woodson were presented
roI the United States Senaorship to succeed Drake.
Francis p. Blair, Jr., was unanimously nominated
on motion OF Senator Birch. the proposer OF wood
son. The result was received with intense entnu'
sasm Blair got nifty fve out OF ninety-one votes on
the first ballot.
He was conducted to the Speakers chair and
made q short speech. He pitched INTO tne great
monOpolies OF the East which are sucking tne ne.
blood OF the West; II was the nrst uuty VI suo
State TO stop this and to secure their rights 20 tne
people OF the South. AS the democratic majority IN
there is no reasonable doubt OF Blalr's elecu0n.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
sulloff, THE Musueasa. SENTENCED.

BrNGHAxroN. N. Y, Jan. IL, 1871.
The Rullor murder trial was ended this afternoon
by denial Of the motion for stay Of proceedings,
and the sentence or the court was pronounced by
Judge Hogeboom, which was that Rullon be hanged
on the Sd day or March, In the Court House yard
OF this city. Great crowds surrounded the Court
House. The accused made no speech TO the court,
but heard his sentence In sullen suenca
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
the ICE BUSINESS IN NEW JERSEY.

Five ice companies are laying in ice by thousands
OF tons in Paterson, which would seem to predict
Q surplus OF the article next summer and great
reduction III next years. rates for mint lueps.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
md, and in attempting TO enter Hama


fs sFs lpsized. Andrews and Francis were
washed away and never seen afterwards. Lleuten-
ant Talbot, after clinging to the boat for
q short time, was also washed of and
drowned. Muir was kept In the boat and
was a raving maniac. Another sea righted
the boat, but unfortunately 1t was again capsized
Halford and Muir succeeded In landing at Kahili,
about live miles from Hanaai. Muir soon after died.
Halford succeeded IN procuring clothes and food
from the natives after he had secured all the papers,
chronometcr anu other instruments from the boat
The bodies OF Lieutenant Talbot and Francis were
washed ashore, and were buried at Hanalai.
Halford left Kahlli on the schooner Wainona, De-
cember 20 arriving at Honolulu on the 9th, and I'M
medlatey related the circumstances OF the steamers
loss TO the United States Minister who at once char
fered a schooner and despatched her with provI-
sions 10 Ocean Island. Upon the matter being laid
before the government by the United States Minister
and on his intercession. The Hawaiian steamer
Kelonea was Immediately despatched.
Ocean Island, upon which the Saginaw was
wrecked, lies about ty-Gve miles west by north
from Midway Island ana has no connection
with the French Frigate Shoals, which are distant
from 1t iuly 600 miles In southeasterly direction.
From Ocean Island to the nearest OF the Sandwich
Islands Is about 900 miles.
Hanala where the boat capszed, is q small
harbor on the north side Of the Island of Kanai
Of the westernnl6st OF the Sandwich group. and
Kahili, where nalford ana Muir succeeded in get
ting on shore, is point on the same island about
i've miles to the eastward Of Hanalai.
The knowledge that over ninety men, in addition
to the regular complement OF Officers and crew of
the Saginaw, were on board renders the possibility
OF the survivors suffering much from hunger before
relieved more probable. They have, however, sue
ceeded in landing considerable provisions, and with
proper economy and the possibility OF catching birds
and fish they will be able tp subsist for long time.
There is hope that Ii the steamship China calls at
Midway Island Commander S.card may have been
able to let her know OF the disaster. II such is the
the whole party doubtless safe on board OF
her, and we may hear Of them first by way Of China.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
LOSS OF THE SAGINAW.

The Wreck-The Working Party from Mid.
wny Island on Board-FiIinR Out the Gig
Terrible Sunerinxs the Way-Attempt to
Land-Tho Disaster 10 the Boax-Loss Of
Life When the Boat Landed-Locati0n oi
Ocean Island.
The HERALD special correspondent ut San Fran
cisco sends the following additional particulars
relative to the Saginaw's loss:-
SAN FRANCISCO. JAM IL. 1871.
The United States steamer Saginaw, Commander
Sicard went ashore on Ocean Island at quarter OF
three A. NJ. on the 2sth OF October. She had lers
Midway Island on the day previous, taking with her
the contractors party OF ninety men, who
at work attempting to deepen the channel, but who
had abandoned It, deciding the operation to be
entirely impractcabe. All hands were got on shors
safely, and considerable amonnt or provisions was
also landed. Z 1a s.znNe
14th Of Novemb 5e