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The New York herald., 1871-11-15
DINNER OF THE MEDICAL ALUMNI.

The reunion dinner OF the medical department OF
the University OF the City OF YORK came Oh last
evening at Delmonico's corner OF Fourteenth street
and Fifth avenue. The elite Of the medical pro es-
sion OF this and other cities were present. Among
those present were:-Howard Crosby, Chancellor of
he University; Professor Jonn w. Draper, Alfred
L. Carroll Colonel John Moore. United States Army;
Professor Wesse ana others. Surgeon General
Hammond was unavodably absent DR.. Lente pre-
sdcd and Dr. Charles lnsee Pardee acted as sccfe-
tary. The toasts OF the evening were responded 10
as follows by the gentlemen named:-
The University Of the City New York-Proud OF her
past In the promise OF the present. look forward the
future with confidence that mother will
be 10 the educational How
ard Crosby, ID. d. LII. d. Chancellor OF the University.
The Medical Department Of the University OF City
New Yorkrhc first to make New York one OF the medic
OF the world hail her founders
20 Professor John W. Draper, NJ. D., LIZ d.
ident OF the Faculty.
The Medical Profession history is recorded in the
records OF humanity and 10 the annals Of science Henry
Medical unfettered press the requirement
Of all true scientific progress Alfred L. Carroll NJ d.
of 1865.
Our Alumni OF the Army Navy--we send greeting to
brethren, who have so well sustained honor the
Moore, Surgeon United States Army class Of 1860.
our Absent Brothers-From Maine TO Texas in Canada
and beyond the working for humanity give them
word Of cheer. Professor u. b. ST. John Roosa NJ D.,
our pause the cstivy the hour to cast
Tower upon their graves and remember them 40
wants OF humanity who have attained their reward.
Lovely woman, mans fulhlment sweet
Completing him, not complete
Professor y. D. Weisse NJ. d. class OF 1854.
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Steamship Java tSr). Martyr, Liverpool
q Franckyn.
Steamship Wyoming (Br wnineray, Liverpool Williams
Guon.
Steamship Nina Thomas (Br), Crane Liverpool-Bruce
Steamship sidonan tBr), Mackay. Glasgow Henderson
Bros.
steamship cmhra tNG), Hack, Hamburg Kunhardt &
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Havana-F Alexandra 4
Son.
steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah y Ferris 4
Steamship Regulator, Freeman Phnadeuha Lorlard
steamship Terry, sayear, Newborn, NC Murray, Fer.
Steamship VIM r Clyde, Drew Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-WashinGton co.
Steamship Aibemarle Smith, City Point and Richmond
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Haeras Lawrence Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Fanisa, Doane Phladelphia-Loriard Steam
ship Co.
Bark Foxglove (Br). Firth, Lundon-Boyd HincKcn.
Bark Bertha Temple tBr), McFee, Cork Falmouth
it Maddeiena I'd GI,a, Moyia Cork for ordes-slcco-
ark Chilngham tBr) Bur Cork orders Funch Edye
Brig Pclars tNG,. Jameson Hamburg Punch Edge Co.
Brig Ann Ifrl, FriOry, Gibraliar-A Francia.
Brig Peter Roberts IBr, Hunter, Wentworth, NS-Cran-
sshr Gias . hodedsn, Mcmillan, St yaso-BJ weinberg
schr Welcome Home tBr) Brson. wndsor-crandali,
scsr Jas Lawrence Torrev, s. John-B Weinberg.
schr Archer keeye Ireland. 0aveston-E stackpole
schr Geo Fierce Linnsen, Key West ana Pensaccpia-
scnr Enocn Moose Chamber oeorse.ownBen NIL
sehr Caspsr Lawson, Trump New HAven-Racket Bro.
Steamer vineland. Bowen. Baltimore. -.s.s----
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Philade. pnia-
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia
Steamer osprey Hsrsshoa Brstpi RI Ferguson Wood
Steamer Delaware, Crocker, New Haven. "o'u
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Marine Disasters.

snrr cEYLos; Woods, at Honolulu 18TH ult from Boston,
.s.9s IL
the heads overheard and drowned every effort
% aa' sys sf saps
% ys S M Ss
drowned be heavily clothed a. the tme and being unable
dcned in the Arctic had board 800 bbs oil, valued !
its quite fully insured
MARY, of Edgartown before reported abandoned in
the Arctic was yaued with Ler caschinss At $Sooo but
BARK II BRApLEY-Report Of George Nicholas. Master
Fl ss SSs ss Drssp c
ne wind m9dsrass from west On 2Ah .e
miles, clear Twin Wind N sSp under al psa
sa slo Pm went below; the red and green side lights
billy leaving ss.rss second @ 9e oesr .Rs Win
'es! s aS oS 10 s + H. Ct sso"s
heard tr,mendous crash and rushed upon deck pped
,s$s. s. ,p Iy 9a2 ysy gf S ~ !
The Surface, saw ships boa. and hailed him After being
steamers boat. and four Of were taken ard
ss sS s ss Fs Of Nsr
S nsf on eo var ss M n went Tva
were lost by drowning
EMO 2 SWIFT Portland, Noy IA despatch from
s e slss sns q II. 's On S night and The
scmR ASrKLorE-B Boston, Nov l4--Ths schr Antelope
before reported ashore Brewster Bar will he total loss
with most OF her OF corn She was bound from New
York TO Ipswich, Mass
scnn PrNoEscoT, Cocmbs, from New Heven OF and for
Bangor before rcpored came into Massachusetts, Bay
ing the easfcy storm night 0 the 10th inst came 10
anchor on the northern point OF Bakers Island, but
dragged ashore the back side of island near the
lighthouscs The landed without much difficulty saw
ing their effects The vessel has been stripped OF sas
rigging, has bged and will probably be total loss. The
nearly vessel Of lb7 tons.
CORK, Oct sl-The steamship City OF Rrusss which ar
rived at Queenstown to-day from New York. experienced
bad weather during the last few days. and Oct 70 the wind
ireshened until on the 18th II had Increased most
hurrcane the vessels decks swept the
houses stovc the boats unshpped from davis, the fourth
officer washed overheard and drowned and OF
crew injured The gale lasted II hours.
FAyAI, Oct l9-The John Freeman Baker. from Stock
holm for Philadelphia which put In here eaky Oct has
been condemned, and was sold BY auction Yesterday.
The l. Pyc, Pye from wilmington for London durpen-
tine aud rosin) put In Oct 8 eaky with damage
Sue has been surveyed to-day and be making three
yards are sprung sAls lost rudde post ehaken and
The New York herald., 1871-11-15

em,rh spov, 3 N smh, poane and Foster. zldridssa
NsE York %a Ella LeHni. sst%ar :oh Mary Mead,
IhrA.her Taunton for New York; Khsam' A'ss"y
iss. XS-xrrissd sohrs esot. eammst. P,oya:ncs fSt
Albany; 2 N Rogers cubbsriy and waschfa' rsos' os
Mxrrivsd schrs Jas Eng,n Barker E,sDssS S ;Ss.
q ainboOm); Ann spple paker. New Bedford for Ssw
bound vessels mostly going this AM with light NV
NORWICH. Nov ll-Arryed. schrs Jesse Smith, WI
lams Alexaudra Essex, Handy, Hoboken; L roiiess
SkW HAVEN. Nov ls-Arrived, schrs W W Brainarc,
wharton. Boasi Gsorsetown Do Isorse TwiS Herring.
sfs ossS H;ec seM
sloops Charles Lyncn Myers, Kngston; Apollo DIX New
sailedsc Peters Salisbury. Calais Ne; Burrit,
Ewns rflf and n
Dunn, New York; r wharton. BOna. GeOrgetown. Dci
f 1s % sS9 Hs.sIs cen: H Portland c
New York; soops Henry Clay, Mack Elizabeshport; A
saed-schr. julia Berkele, Ethridgo; Allen Quincy,
Sp5fi piipDHIrnrA Nov lsAr,vs steamships, Roman
Baker Boston, Ashies CoSa1 do; psn,ner Mis do;
r s of @ .as2 sy GaSpe
Kate wsks WARREN E-nS0F Collins ,ste rGn'sPs S0
low. barks Florri Hurbu, from Liverpool Honduras,
DarEs redsries ssaa 1Gsr wssot w%ins %sisnd
Gss
'fs
JB Msr.ha Marshall DO zsyls GEow: DO nos, RSsss
ksns bsasss bssasa'assp
PORTLAND. Nov ls-Arrived brig Almon Kowens Asner'
" PxWTTcREH. Nov la-sAled schr Terry. Raynor.
g.SSi!s ysme.ye NC Earsk. Maya gs%cFS pSsSsSi,s
SsSy1
fiewsI H oSs:s HoSoiea: .snsssd 1sboss. Ssy Yorl s
aos s Holmes
Ss!ss r. p,H. w 1h0%,i White whS:S1 .n.
cosis'si w..sAfu s0 a 's SoS +. PaosS s.son Es1
sa kns9s Msf f1asz .as
:s
SAVANNAH, Nov ii~sailsd. steamship Virgo. Bulksy.
sT MARYs Ga. Nov i-Arrved brig Eta, Fulton. Prov
Ciesred-schr G E Keller, Mitchell. Barbados.
sATILlA. Ga, Oct 2sCleared schr Cora Eisa Sleeper
slst Cleared, brig jennings sears New York; schs
Nov x.6learsd schr j.. Wall, Grover Rcckl.nd;
sna kSv.nrs Mr.: & 's wallace Ron
Sailed iiih schrs Admiral. siceiman. Phadspha 18th.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Nov is PM-Arrivsa, schrs Hattie
Esas;
.na o9 NJ Wsnsy
ow sps thsndsy sansy Franz, Frank amson ldse ruds
Martha, Julia, Roscius Waterfall. $ Tyler. Eliza Re,
becca. N Miller Chas A jones' Edwin Reed, Emma b
Shaw Emily Curtis Cusoe, Massachusetts Harriet Fuller
Paos Feetwng, Union Sarah Maria Charlie Cobb Louisd
gle .MuNey, Hummng Bird, knight, Golden Rule, and
Nth AM-Arrived, schrs Isabel L Pierce, Tangier for
Boston Charter Oak, Hoboken for Saco; Cyrus Fosset
Bancor Philadelphia Harriet Baker, Portland for New
York Hodsdon, Kockand for do; Grecian, New York
tor Lincolnvic; Maggie, Boston.
Saied--Al the western bound VESSELS
WILMINGTON, Nc Nov n,Arrlyed scnrs samuel FISH,
WiCKFORp Nov il-SaiIed schr Palladium, Ryder, New
York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
e oag T
nutrition and . Inn ~ 81 &. Uo into
Blood, thence the solids Of the body Persons with
% Ssssaa y;
% s.r. :"e ess a
s s1a he
So s Ssa
up and ,s the ANY liver e
pRAk These rs the stomach and bowels ss
e. az the slime
up . ana healthy action, oy which natural and
The stomach bowels liver thus cean.ed hy The
OF schencks Mandrake Pulls Du; there remains ms IN the
Ute In me bowels he e are was % sea & 5sqs sa
nj Tsnc @ be be most
discovered Ills re- and s use was w ns sns
fresh; it viii give permanent tone 70 this important
S aSss':; System sna as s5sA's ae fG
nns 9os w % most
soSsamper free and perseverng Of schencss
purass ne s''Ss
'S pens all '1soSs %Ors matters
then assists ssEs all wsss s dsss
rpsns The grsa. hsa,ns and Purifying proper.
e s s9e Of %
The sao @ &c sSsas
desh and &c. strong II person has a diseased .s
hs system Sso. laHi par
What Is to s new order 0 nlngs goou
pgess ss oSss %
will rpen and be thrown OF in large Quantities and the per
plan consumption, and Ii very bad tho
lungs entirely DESTROYED even one lung entirely
gone there enough vitality left in the other TO heal up,
have seen many persons cured with only souni lung
will do to cure consumption They will clean out
the and strengthen it, get up good dges
give Nature the assistance she needs to clear tho
system Of all the disease that Is in the lungs whatever tho
Il important that using schencks Medicines
should be TO take cod keep indoors In cool
and damp weather; avoid night air aud take outdoor exc
wish il distinctly that when recommend
be careful In regard TO taking colo wnie using
more liable to relapse than one who has been en.re.y
cured and precisely the same IN reTsrI 20 @
long mmnent danger OF full return OF the disease
Hence - that 90 strennousiy caution pulmonary patehhs hs
is not genial and pleasant Confirmed consnmptlves,,
lungs are mass Of sores, which the least change Q.
my medicines consists in ability to subdue inhan-
nation instead OF provoking as many Of the faculty do
posed the bng blasts Of winter the chilling winds OF
spring II should be carefully shielded from all
in this particular without a under almost
circumstances is an mpossioiity ~ .-,.,-
diet and ali the medicines until the bocy has
restored tho natural quantity Of flesh and strength
consumption, and have lived to fat and hearty hese
many years with lung mostly gone. have cured hod
sands since ana very many nave been cured BY this treat
About December expect TO take possession OF
streets where shall be pleased to give advice to all who
any part OF the world be readily cured BY strict
,oas H. sesEsss Gs::s s.s. s.r s: ss:.
sale agent. ssg ->' ""o'e-
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
FIGHT FOB A SENATORSHIP.

In the First Senatorial district OF this State
Richmond, Queens and Sufiolk counties-Gilbert c.
Dcane he republican candidate, was beaten by
Townsend ID. Cock, democratic candidate. Deane's
friends assert their determination to contest the
seat on the ground that fraud was committed in
Long Island CITY, oyster Bay and North Hemp
stead. Ballot box stusfing AMI lega. voting are
alleged Deane's friends say they have the prooo,
ana that they are encouraged by assurances or sup
port from many republican Senators eject.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

AT meeting Of the stockholders OF the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Company yesterday, at the oflice OF
the company, No. Bowling Green the following
gentlemen were elected directors for the year en-.
suing samuel g. Wheeler, Jr., Edward Jordan,
Loyal b. Pond, Charles +. Davenport George r.
Smith, Archibald A.. smith and Anthony n. Bliss.
Al subsequent meeting OF the direct ors the present
Officers Of the company were reelected, as ioows-
A. w. Dimock, President; Charles \. Davenport
Vice President; II. J. Quinard, Treasurer; J. y.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

Yesterday afternoon George X. Baker, Of 271 West
Forty-seventh street, found man named Henry
schmidt on the second floor OF MS house In the act
OF stealing quantity OF clothing and any
thing ne could lay his hands upon.
2 bag such as Is generally carried by shopifters.
Mnen arragned before Justice Bixby by Onicer
Files. OF the Twenty-second precinct, Schmidt ad-
mtted the charge, put stated In extenuation OF the
crime tlat lie was destitute aud had no means OF
for trial.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.

The board OF directors OF this railroad cOrpo-
ration held meeting yesterday and elected the
folio wing olicers:-Henry N. Smith, President; Ben
jamln +. Carver, Vice President John p Acker was
chosen Fiscal Agent The office IS to be transferred
from Boston to New YORK. Jay Gould was chosen
This new organization, IL Is thought, VIII nave the
etleCt 10 advance the stock.
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FIRE IN LAIGHT STREET.

AT about hali.past one O'Clock yesterday morning
fire was discovered on the third loor or the build
ing corner OF ST. Johns lane and Laght street. 1t
was damaged to the extent or about 81, 100. Tho
hre was first discovered Ia the ceing under he
stove on the third ncOr.
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MINNESOTA ELECTION.
Sr. PAU. MIMI,

Sr. PAU. Minn., Nov. IA, 1871.
The oicia returns OF the late election are not yet
oil In, but enough have been received to show that
Governor Austin VIII have Q majority OF about one
thousand three hundred. The Legislature stands
on Joint ballot one hundred republicans and
togty-slx 0eWocrnh
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
SAILED.

Steamships Cimbria Hamburg; Nina Thomas, Liverpool
Cleopatra Havana; Leo Savanuah Jas Adger Charleston
Abenaric. Richmond, nc. n of prevail
estey storm the above vessels Will doubt detained
In the bay until Wednesday morning.)
Wind at sunset Sc, fresh.
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The Disease In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA, 1871
The Board OF Health report shows:-Number OF
cases OF smallpox last week, 491 showing a falling
OF from the previous week OF s5 cases. The num-
ber of cases III the Twentieth ward numbered 7S q
decrease oI %. The total NUMBER OF cases for the
year was 2, 126; number vi deaths, 479
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
ALLEGED P1CKP1CkEIs ARRESTED.

Last night Detectives Heidelburgh and Clapp, OF
the Central Onice, arrested William Gasson, George
Clark and Hcnry Gibson, on An Eighth avenue car.
whom they detected in the acJ OF picking the
pockels OF one OF the passengers. They We're
locked up at Police Headquarters, and will be
arralgnet at the TombS this morning,
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
10 THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD

From the report Of what transpired in the Board
OF Health there seems to be apprehension OF an
alarming increase OF smallpox in this city. From
large cities, centres, this disease rom present
c0nveniences OF travel, readily nnds its way into
country towns. Yesterday one Of the members
called the attention OF the Board OF Health 10 this
Its progress. The only prevention Of This loathsome
disease Is to be found IN vaccination-not with
II vaccine ID properly introduced into the system
there need be no dread OF smallpox. In order TO
have vaccine pure and fresh, and in quantity to
meet the wants OF The community, the Board should
adopt measures TO have 1t rnshed our vicinity.
small quantity Is imported from Europe, which
comes at high rates. Why not have it provided TOR
ourselves at homer MEDICUS.
NOVEMBER y. 1871.
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SHIPPING NEW S

.s,a.an sew y,rS p4.s oav.
Sun rises. $500. 6 AZ Moon SETS. ...eve 20
Sun sets. $3.50. 4 ~ High water. eve 10 AZ
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
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SMALLPOX.

There have been ten other cases OF this frignsrul
disease reported at the Health Department since
Saturday last, making further increase OF that
number OF those suffering iiom the virus in the
city. The subject is to up today in the poard
OF Health, when the cause Of the presence OF the
disease among the Inhabitants OF this island as
we'll as the remedies to be used to stop 1t VIII be
discussed. Tie several members OF the Sanitary
Committee felt hopeful yesterday that the necessary
means would be soon forthcoming 10 enable them
10 put nna stop to the growth OF the peStlence.
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The Storm in New Jersey.


On the Jersey fats last evening the water formed
almost q lake. Travel by foot to the hill from
Jersey City and Hoboken was impossible. the roads
being covered at some points with two
feet OF water. In the ferry houses the
gas lamps could not be kept lighted, and
the bridges wore hcaved to an unusual height.
the tide being swept in by violent and steady
gust from the southwest On the river the boats
rocked heavily, disturbing the equilibrium Of many
passengers. Towards night the streets OF Jersey
City and Hoboken were deserted, and scarcely
. sound could pe heard, save the growls OF the
wind and the occasional clatter OF the horse
car, giving the cities most dismal appear.
ance. So far, no serious accident has
resulted from the storm, but probably q number OF
awnings, chimneys and other house appendages
have been displaced. The plank walk from Newark
street 10 the Hob0ken ferry was frequently washed
by the waves, which seldom reach sucn height. NO
inconvenience can result TO the passengers,
however, inasmuch as the rerry company
have prepared planks TO form o new walk
whenever the tide submerges the usual enc. I'm
brellas were OF little avall, and those individuals
who were luckless enough to be under the storm
received o soaking which no internal appilcatl0ns
Of lager beer or lightning could counteract. The
ram descended IN torrents throughout the night,
and thoroughly cleaned the streets and hillsdes,
dragging q heavy quantity or sand from the
thorougniares to the flood In the swampy districts.
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dr.eAry driving rain storm prevailed an dAv yes.
serlay, the water coming down almost continuously
rom she early hours OF the morning until the early
hours of to-day, and strong southeast gale, which
turned umbgeiIas inside out sprigRed" hats and
made away with them, ana rendered pedestrian
existence . wearysome burden ana hopeless
struggle, co-operated heartily with the rain to
render the day one Of extraordinary discomfort
one in which, indeed, no happiness could be found,
except IN lounging upon q couch ana reading new
novels. Tue telegraph wires In every direction
were disabled, ana very little telegraphic matter
was received from any quarter.
Shortly after five O'Clock last night portion Of
the chimney Of the sugar house at the corner OF
Desbrosses and West streets blew down, breaking
the fire telegraph wires. .ss1.s '.s
About ten O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday the window OF
the furniture store No. sos Broadway was blown In.
shortly after ten O'Clock last night the large glass
sign OF the Union Square Theatre blew down.
Shook Butler. the prOprletors, who were standing
on the sidewalk. narrowly escaped being struck by
The falling sign.
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Steamer.
CLEARED.

FORT OF NEW YORK., NOVEMBER II, 1871.
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OCEAN STEAMERS

.Sats / Deslina.tol.
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mo, that cannot be.r
"Well, Doctor (and here the stoney look came
back to his facel, must go home TO New Haven to-
sH sna ,,,e won you telegraph me all about my vile
4 VIII at once so soon rs find outn
"Inats good man; and do all you can for me,
viii you, Doctorf'
''icertalnly SHALL" kindly returned the Deputy
And Petersen went out into the cold aud the rain
and the gale, sick, sad. perhaps without wife aud
children; put he was brave.
scores might be related; but one or two VIII su1ice
10 show The suffering and sorrow OF this unlortu.
nate vessel Peter stules, aged nifty -four; DorotHea,
aged sixteen-the latter seriously nl-were sent 10
The west bank on Monday. and behind them were
LEFT Five OTnRRs,
cm.uien VI poth sexes aud too young 70 take care
ol themselves. Wives have been separated from
husbands ana brothers from sisters. this tearing
Rsunder the members or families being almost as
Rough az death IN many instances 10 the poor
Some months ago, when the European ports
marked the steady advance OF the cholera from
CIQnstadt, Russia, where IL had been raging over =
year, following the line OF
COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC
into K0ntgsburg on The Raluc sea, and thence 10
6tcttin, WITH cases reported In Paris and Hamburg,
Health 06icer Dr. Carnochan announced II brs fear
tnat the pestilence would be IN this country by No
vember, and the result has proved this opinion al
most prophecy Al . meeting OF the Quarantine
OOmmissi0n, on August IL. he brought the matter
Of preparation 10 meet such Q contingency before
shem in the following timely and wise letter.
HEALTH OvTIcKRs' DHPARTnENT.
QUARANTINE, n. l., August ID ls7if
RrosAsp soHELl Ess President Of the Board Of Commits
pszr saYn view Of che possible contingency Of eholers
rsAchng fb Po hereby REQUEST that temporary .ccoInno
so~ ss.Ss ~ ss essssos Of ssdsss sss
y os:srvs.,ss i sus:sssS a1ivss Ps1 @ ;sssss =
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.lasaas to- sew yacs r..s o.v.
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loEyood 70 Morrison Barrow Bean days OF HA'srss
Brig scotls.e r rastsoh date wis1 Pof; su PrincS
via st Marc ~ days. with logwoods 70 Murray Jr Fv
days had nne wsatHsr SINCE strong westerly s,les; sP
Capt Renjsmin wls, OF Brookyp NY died Of yellow 70
ver sSth Frederick Marsales tboyl native OF frus"a,
died OF the disease and both were b0red ~ sea
Brig Como BIZ wissxns Havana, Is days. with sugar 70
a Dewof d Co. Had heavy weather. been days north
Of Ha,teras with strong NE and NV winds Nov Christian
Petersen, seaman, died of fever and buried At
Brig WI wadsworh: shsckford Brunswick Ga, 10 days
lumber to Dodge Co-vess 70 Winchester Towne.
Was days north of Haeras with heavy NV gales carried
ibboom blew away foresa and lower toretopsa and
split several other sails.
Brig Eastern STAR Foster Demarara 80 days. with
TO Trowbrdgcs's Sons. Been days north OF Haeras
with heavy head winda
Brig E.ta Tucker Tucker Phlsdepha for Marblehead
Put into this port for harbor.
Brig Anna TorTev. Haskell, Calais for Philadelphia Put
into this port for . harbor.
schr Maggie Smith, Grace, Gcorgctown DC, for Paw
tucket.
Schr Wild Pigeon Chase Georgetown for Boston.
Schr Oliver Ames, Abbott, Georgetown. DC.
Schr Diamond McLyman. rhiladelphia for Fall River
Schr Nellie Brown, Brown, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Wave Crest, Davis, Philadelphia for Roxbury.
Schr Salic B. Baeman, Philadelphia for Boston Had
NV gae during which carried away foremast head
and mantopmast
schr A Lockwood. St John, Phladcphia for Salem.