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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-29

Cardenas dates of the 2Sd state that Captain
Hall of the schooner Telumah disappeared from
there the 9th, and has not been heard of since
He belonged to Newcastle
The oldest inhabitants are raking up their
ideas to remember severe snow storms They
are taken this way down in Maine every winter.
A. Norton's dwelling house at Wells was de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night, the family
barely escaping with their clothes loss S2500:
insured for $1,000 -. ~ ~-o0V'
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FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. 2 Front st. Exchange,

Have on hand an extensive list of Farms at prices ia
suit ALL from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars, to Delightful Country Estate for few thou
sands Also City Property and Real Estate of every
description.
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sands Also, City Property and Real Estate of every
description.
49, FOR SALE-In Grafton. a very SILL
i: perior Milk and Fruit Farm, containing 26acres
l OF land OF the very best quaitynoJ five acres Of
- waste land-well feuced with stone wall; cuts
from 70 to 100 tons Of English hay; winter and summer
70 head Of cate 700 apple trees 50 pear trees nearly all
Two-story House of IA rooms. well painted, papered
and blinded; convenient for two tenants one OF The
pest barns in Worcester county, built 1862 size 100
81 carraee house ice house, granary, henery, &c
This very desirable estate is pleasantly situated ON a
main road. miles from Worcester J. mile from church
station. ''''ii''
90 FOR SALE-Jn Spencer, about 9 10
Ei miles from Worcester, Farm of so acres of good
land "a acres o, which is wood iand cuts Is or 20
49, tons Of English hay; summer cows, winter Il;
House. wei painted and papered.
49, FOR SALE In Grafton. @ miles
Viii; from Worcester. Farm of 100 acres well divided
NIL. anu fenced with good stone wall; will keep u
25O or 3OOappe trees Two-story House, 2s s. L ii x
10 barn rs ~ in good condition, cellar underneath.
tire, miles from railroad, \ mile from school.
Price s5,OOO
~ FOR SALE-In Auburn, very desir-
S9e arm Of about s. acres 20 acres ofwhch IS
tons of hay good pear orchard and a plenty OF
appesi summer 10 head of cattle. winter more. Good
house OF roomsi barn IS S. in frst-rate condition
a. FOR SALE--About 10 miles from
Mi;, Worcester Farm of 100 acres wood and timber
AaliA enough to pay for place. cuts 10 tons of hay
buildings in fair condition; about IL miles from
Iaf9a1 station to churches, stores &c. very de-
slrable farm - -
- FOR SALE - About IL miles from
Ei;;; Worcester Farm OF about So acres cOnsidera-
I'LL pc WOOD and timber; keep about cows and a
near churches schools stores &c about mile rom
uapplied for soon. ~
49, FOR SALE-In Millburv. about "a
&;;; miles from depot in Auburn Farm of about Il
tsA acres OF excellent land; keeps or cows and n
- horse buildings in frst-rae repair and worth
more imam the price Of the farm. Price 81, l0O
o. FOR SALE-In Auburn, Farm of
Fiji, about " acres Il of which is woodland and will
-, good buildings; about u of a mile from school
- mic rom depot very cheap farm. Price $500.
o. FOR SALE-On CONGRESS ST. q.
a,, tenement French Rooted House Of II rooms, civ
-Hasah- waters piped for gas. '
- FOR SALE-On Chatham street n
4;;i 5-lenement French Rooted House of 20 rooms:
lil VIII rent for $500; well painted and blinded; CITY
water ana good well. Lot 80 x l0O Price s., 900
~ FOR SALE
I'LL on GOLD STA BRICK BLOCK.
~, containing tenements. Price 5000.
Hhi diff ~'V''
IL EAL ESTATE IN LANCASTER
The Beautiful Estate known as the HOMER Farm IN
Tenure, Is now in the market ana will he sold
The whole or any part ofl--on favorable terms The
property comprises The Mansion House Two Small
lenemons and about 80 Acres of Land surrounded by a
good stone wall, which could not he 6u for what ibe
estate may now be bought for This is n rare anortnn
Tie staIe Pu nabeng L9Is n the town in
u9inenI, ADDRESS WIN II. MCNEIL.
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WORCESTER
Industrial Advertising Agency
AND
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
Room No. Rogers Block,

Corner Main and Pleasant streets.
Life. Fire and Accidental Insurance
Promptly Attended 10.
HOUSES. TENEMENTS, SHOPS, STORES ROOMS
&C. SECURED FOR THOSE WHO WISH
properly Rented Bills Collected, Situations Found for
terms. DOmesics secured for general homework cooks
Gham6ermaids, kitchen girls, table walters for hotels
ana Saloons and general information given to those who
are coming into the city and looking for work or de-
sire situation in any kind of business.
,,,-,n, 80 - C. X. HUBBARD.
AGENTS WANTED-To canvass the country and
sell Patent Articles and Yankee Notions
Office hours .rom to II, from 2 to s. and6 tos
81 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-29

John Donnery, a Shelburne Falls Irisbman,
attempted suicide by throwing himself in front
OF a locomotive at the Greenfield station on Tues
day, but was rescued by the bystanders and
found to be crazy. Complaint has been made no
Innate asvlum
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-29

The verdict of the coroner's jury in the in
quest held over the body of Mrs Ellen Turner,
who was shot at Otis, Friday evening, was that
the shooting, though accidental, was the result
OF gross carelessness on the part of Philo Clark
He was exonerated, however, from any criminal
intent
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GBs 9aiIp spp: aaloreester, foap mnng ab 90. 1872
Zeal estate.

X A Il Es TIE.
Abbott : Rice,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. L Central Exchange,
OLD P. o. BUILDING.
We have description of City Country Property
For Sale and Exchange.
- FOR SALE-In Holden, good Cot
E t tage H0 ,11 s. I rooms .ofts Of of
ABBOTT & RICE
49, FOR SALEM Holden, a good Cot
E;;; tage House rooms; in excellent condition: i
pot To he sold at the low price of 5000 if sold
m mEss dtf ABBOTT RICE.
- FOR SALE-On Front ST., a very de-
;;i sra6le Estate for business purposes Corner Lot
ABBOTT & RICE
- FOR SALE-On Austin st., a good
"a; 2-tenement House IA rooms; 5000 #, land
.ki'@ ABBOTT & RICE.
- FOR SALE On Lamartine ST., a
; large 6.tenement House, 26 rooms; paying good
AAAeA- ABBOTT & RICE.
~ FOR SALE-At South End, close to
Main LAR St. desirable 2tenement House, u rooms;
-sAAH4S- mh26 diff ABBOTT & RICE.
o. FOR sALE-On Harvard st., an ex
the city containing % rooms; about 10 900 feet OF
land Terms easy. ABBOTT & RICE.
- FOR SALE-A new 2-story 2-tene-
A.;:; ment House. II rooms; city water, water Closets
Luz. piged for gas folding doors; 400 II. land.
Price $500. ABBOTT RICE.
~ FOR SALE-On Hudson ST., a good
E;;; 2tenement House, 10 rooms in good repair.
El!i 1890 II. Price $1,000.
~ FOR sALE-GOoD BUILDING
A!il ~ ABBOTT RICE.
~ FOR sALE-within 8 miles of CITY.
E.i, Farm of 81 Acres; good fair Cottage House and
''' ' III mani l''' 'O ''' &BB 553Ff ssy RICE.
o. FOR SALE-60 Acres Pasture. six
Fsiii miles mi from CITY, with never falling water; go
mh2O diff ABBOTT RICE.
d. FOR SALE-On Summer st., House
Aii and Barn; tenoments; good lot of land adioin-
IAlsl ing the railroad; suitable for manufacturing pur-
poses. Sold low If applied for soon.
ABBOTT d RICE.
49, 49, FOR SALE-On Merrick ST., Nice
E9,,, French Roof House; tenements; l2 rooms;
Ae;l bath rooms; hot and cold water, &c ; 1900 it.
Price 900. Abbott Il RICE
O. FOR SALE-On Orange st., good
NH, Cottage House. IL rooms; bath ROOM gas, &c;
A22lIll good lot; price moderate. '
ABBOTT & RICE.
80 FARM FOR SALE IN HOL-esN
E;iiI DEN-AD excellent Farm of 1870 acres 7E55a$
bal miles from the city, containing 100 acres of-R.
pasture, 40 acres woodland, part heavy and old
growth pine; 40 acres moving and lage and very easy
land TO cultivate will keep u to Is head of catle
good two story house, IA rooms; good barn carriage
house piggery, &c; both well ard aqueduct water to
house and barn. x miles to depot near school
Also, a Valuable Water Privilege
Frce $500; terms easy. ABBOTT g. RICE,
Real Estate Brokers, No. Central Exchange
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ID pU FThIUh Mill and FARM 5ayFEa
Hill in PAXToN.-Farm of Jog acres of superiorSc*
E3il land keep 20head of stock; moving done bv--l-
: machine; buildings all new; large Two-Story
House two tenement house. lighted, weighted win
dows, nicely finished; barn 39xS0 cellar black
shop; plenty work for two men; splendid water power
with fall of 25 feet in 100 rods. and abundance of water
the year through one of the best privileges Worces
ter county, there is good Saw and Grst mill all in
good running Order not dollar needs be laid out on
the buildings; mile to school, churches and stores
miles from Worcester well worthy the attention any
one wanting frst-class mil privilege, good farm
divide and sell mills or farm separate.
L. A ELY n 60
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-29

The mutual relief association of the EMPLOYEES
of the Boston and Albany railroad, at its an
nual meeting in Springfield, Wednesday even
ing, reelected the following board of officers
Trustees, c. o. Russell, William H. Stearns,
Robert Eecies, A. S. Bryant, H. c. Hamilton,
John W. Clark and Marcus Caldwell; secretary,
A. Holt. The association now numbers 67S
members; u members have died during the
past year whose families have received $7405
from the association. The society's expenses
have been only S179, and the fees from new
memberships SPA
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About 8 Acres Of Good Land,
NO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
ID. +. PARMENTER 4 co.

- FOR SALE-A 2-story 2-tene- szase
LII ment French Roof House. IA well finished 7st4s
kllIl rooms painted. papered and blinded; good Is.
Lot and in a good neghborhoOd; within five min
utes walk of City Hail.
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A PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,

full complement of Saws, &c. and everything in COM
pete working order; will cut from 5000 to 10000 per
day. The whole concern is nearly new, of the most
approved make and every way right Ill health of owner
only cause of selling. win be sold at a bargain. For
further particulars apply to
L. A ELY & co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-29

Concord river, near the Colburn scnool house,
Lowell Tuesday, and his body has not yet been
recovered
All the respectable saloons in Lowell were not
opened yesterday morning for the sale of any
liquor beer or cider, acting in compliance with
the notice received from the city marshal.
Nothing can be obtained except by "ways that
are dark" dry set are the groups assembled
around the places, discussing the matter There
are 1--WE hundred licensed liquor sellers in Low
Ell. and probably as many unlicensed, and it
viii be sold only in low, sly places for the pres,
emf F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-29

~ FOR SALE-Farm of 95 Acres, in
H;,i West Boyston; cuts about 10 tons of hay, mostly
lll by machine5 80 acres Of superior young wood is
TO 81 years growth; 800 fruit trees, mostly In
bearing, fair buildings in good repair mile from sum
ny depot VIII exchange for city property.
Price s. 600. Terms easy.
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49, FOR SALE-In the village ofkEsr
E;;i Soneville. miles from City Pail 95 Acres S2f6s
IAIil of LAND. well divided and finely located -.
for farming purposes; some very fine garden land:
rs acres Of wood land Is to 20 years growth There is no
house. small barn on the premises. VIII be sold
low: Apply to
mh2O diff L. A. ELY & CO.
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Y. g. GIp & Gus Column.
Eiii HEADQUARTERs. y
Z. A. ELY Co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.

49, FOR SALE-A good 3-tenement Aae
lid French Roof House, situated on Waite st. S7ts
5z.!l of Shrewsbury st. The house IS new and y
well finished; good well of water; 5000 feet of
and, and Will pay large per cent the price asked
$500. Terms easy - L. A ELY & co
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MARCH a, 1872.
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{ A l. " N L. G o ID d A RI IS
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-Second st,
Office No. Bowling Green, New York.
Manufacture the


AMES BUTLER, FLORIST, at John G.
Mason's Greenhouse, offers for sale large assort-
ment OF Nerbenas and other Bedding Plants; choice
collection OF Gladioas and other Bulbs which he will
sell az the lowest rates to make for Spring Stock
Cut Flowers, Wreaths and Crosses TO order
Entrance from Main St. by Downing or haywood SITS.
10 DIR - ~ ~
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X EAL ESTATE IN LANCASTER

hIliI- %, oy GOLD STA BRICK BLOCK.
mb4 Noi''iiiiiis tenemenIs Price $1,000
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~ FOR SALE.-Nice cottage nearly
kIi,;I new in thorough repair in every respect an
Eil.l acre of choice land nearly covered with the
choicest variety of various kinds of fruit trees,
selected and cared for by a practical Nurseryman,
everything about the premises in thorough order mile
from Court house. will be sold at a bargain.
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49, FOR SALE-On Salem street, two
Ell tenement house; IS rooms all In thorough repair
Eill good lot; price $500, L. A. ELY & co.
diff marl6
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On FOK SALE-On Chatham street, q
M;,i 5-lenement French Rooted House of 20 rooms
VIII rent for $500; well painted and blinded: cty
water and good well. Lot 50 100. Price 5000
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- FOR SALE - New French Roof
S;;:; blouse, tenements IS rooms bath rooms water
Sill closets, gas piped: pleasant location on high
-11~ land, east OF Summer st. Price $780,
l.. A ELY & 60.
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"a FOR SALE-About 200 feet from
III, Main St, the DREAD. nice new French Roof
l..l tenement House, nicely fnshed; very pleasant
location; IL rooms, bath rooms: gas; 5000 feet of
nj L. A. ELY co.
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- FOR SALE-0n Cotton st., Cottage
S:i House. l4,OOO it. OF land, for 50, 600
nII Terns easy. L. A. ELY & co.
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49, FOR SALE-FARM of IA Acres, in
Gi the south part of Holden, Is acres OF wood-25O
l cords fit to cut, and about 40 900 of pine uu-
Der; good land; plenty of fruit trees; large Tive
Story House, rooms, in thorough repair; fair barn;
cider mill; carriage house, keep 10 head Of stock the
year through near school, miles from church and
pot. Price S2IOO
L A
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~ FOR SALE-In the North part wse
sE..i of city, minutes walk from depot Farm ofsf5S
tslil three acres; good Cottage House; barn; L.
mh22 diff T. EIY e. 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17
TIE City Nominees.

Twenty-eight of the candidates on tho
fusion ticket in this city are up TO tbe
present time known to be defeated. Only
four of the nominees Of the parish fusion
convention are known to be elected.
At late hour last night the mists en-
yironing the ballot boxes at the Institute
had so far cleared away as to enable us to
arrive at the following result for members
of the Legislature in this parish:
Fusionists-J. 2. Clark, first ward and
E. REVERE, thirteenth ward-2.
Reformers-J. J. Mellon, first ward; T,
BailIy Blanchard, fourth ward; j. B. Eus-
tis, j. Mcdonnell and G. Kummel, tenth
and eleventh wards
Republicans-D. Wilson and E. Provost,
second ward; J. Barrow and L. L Rod
riguez, seventh ward; 4. z. Dumont, ff-
teenth ward-5.
Fusionists elected by Reform votes--R,
H. McCaIeb, third ward; F. G. Zacharie,
fourth ward; p. FuseIier and V. O. King,
fifth ward; ]. GarideI, sixth ward;J Della
ney, eighth ward; w. Stevens, ninth ward;
Z. L. Border, Sixth Districts.
Reformer supported by Republieans-J.
A. Shakespeare, second ward-1.
IN doubt-Phre8 members from the third
ward and one from the ninth ward. The
former will probably be Republicans, while
in the latter ward the struggle is now be
tween w. G. Raymond, Roformer, and ".
G. kinsella, fHsionist
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY NOVEMBER IT, 1872
PARISH EsAECrrorRETURNs.

At midni ght yesterday ee last box, poll
fifteen OF line third ward was opened. and
AS votes found inside. Previous to this
wards one, four, Ave, 81, seven, eight, to
the fifteenth inclusive, I'D counted all the
polls, while the eecond as still engaged
on poll ten, the last in tb precinct. This
contained q great numh of scratched
tickets, making che coun extremely diff
cult. Poll thirteen Of tn third ward con
tanned $50 votes in all, which 1853 were
Republican. 50 scratched, 'straight fusion,
Is straight Reform, Poll farteen contained
353 votes, Of which there ere 100 straight
Republicans.
1t Haatill doubtful vhetlr Beauregard or
Lewis Is in the majority. he count viii be
entirely finished by this forming. In the
ninth ward, also compiled, there is 70
ported a majority Of 1903 r hcEnecy, and
in the eighth ward 1858, ii former said to
be the largest of the ward aajorities. Tho
big hall where the oeunt Is been going on
has gradually thinned outuntil now there
are only few lights coleted about the
polls Of the third and secot wards, and all
the rest is dim.
Suhjoned will be fOundhe only reports
TO be obtained at midnig
POLL EIGHT AND LAsTIRsT WARD.
Greeley l06, Grant 76.
Governor-KelIogg 81, Hnery II.
Lieutenana Go7er1or-enn LOG, An
toine a.
Congress-Sheridan lO4, ,Pinehbaek 7S,
Gibson 81, Sheldon 70.
Nayor-WiIt3 i04, Fish.
Administrator of mprements-BGFke
48, Lewis 73 Beauregard
-Wingfeld IS, Bth 90, Glamdia
Is.
POLL ELRVEH, THp WARD.
Greeley go, Grant III.
Governor-NcEnery 270, ,ellogg li2.
Lieutenant Goyernor-nn as, An
tome los. 80
Congress-Sheridan 275inchbaOk 108.
Mayor-Fsh ll9, Wiltzz.
Senate-Booth I53, Wineld 100, Glau-
din 100.
In lis polls the count YES 10 Grant
10, ,623, Greeley 22,723; al in 1l2 polls
Burke has lo,173, Beaurega II ,649, Lewis
u.75G.
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RepreseafasEvca lcfed.

Ascension parish-PierFeIandry and c
3. Lewis, Republicans,
Assumption parish-E, Cox, Euma
Wives, tUSi0uisbs.
Avoyellos parish-L. J. ouer, Repub
East Baton Rouge parishTom Bynum,
Thomas L. Mills, John l.. Gdner, fusion
West Baton Rouge paris-Lobdell, fu
siouist.
BienvilIe par sb-Cockes frsi nsst.
Bpssicr p..gIzh-W. Il. SGlaul, L. D.
Sandidge, fusion.
Caldwell Observation-Disclosures
Carroll parish-P. Jones ike md Ed
ward Burton, Republicans.
Claiborne parish w. h)reland,
Thomas Price, fQsiOnists-
Conoortiia parish - Day Young and
George Washington, Repuban8.
De Soto parish-EIam, fO1.
East FeIiciana parlsh-1hes Lane and
John Gair, Republicans.
West Feliciana perish-esph W. Arm
stead, Republican.
Iberia parish-L. A. Sua Republican.
Iber7ilIo parish--N. KEN and William
Page, Republicans.
jackson parish-D&venf fusion.
Jefferson parish-CharlN w. Lowell, A.
HuOoau and William K@lRepab!icanB.
NatohitUehcs parish-M. Ponder, Z.
L. PiprsOn, fusion.
Orleans parisfl-First vi, G. f. Clark,
fusion; j. j. Mellon, Re!neT. Second
ward, Joseph D. Shakeare, Retormer
and Republican; David Won, Republican;
f. Provost, Republican. hlrd ward, Il.
II. McCalGb, Reform anason. Fourth
ward 7. Bai!y Observation-Disclosures; 2, c.
Eacharie, Reform and ftn. Fifth ward,
T. FuaeHer, v. 0. K, Reform and
Fusion. Sixth ward, JoReFarid8l, tHsion.
Seventh ward, John Bari L.. ). Rodri-
guez, Republicans. Eigiward, John De
laney, Reform fusi"n. lth ward, w.
Stevens, Reform aud fD. Tenth and
eleventh wards, J &. Eu, James McCon-
nell, c. KummaN, Reners. Twelfth,
thirteenth and fourteen wards, E. L.
Bower, f. Riviere, RefOr1d fusion. EIf-
teenth ward. 4. Dum0ntpubliean.
Ouachita parish-W. buLhard and D.
Hill Republicans.
PlaquemInos PARISH Mahoney, Be
| publican.
Red River parisk-E Devices, Repub-
Iican.
Richlaad parish-Yick fusion.
I Dl~ DE'IliAs0 'ffA LII A'ASt VoS 1dbFJAL
| St. Charles Parish-hael Hahn, Re
pub Iican.
St. James psriah-Adl Tureaua aAd
| John HedgepHth, Repuns.
St. John the Baptist Ih-Demas, Re
| publican.
St. Helena pa!teh-D. German, fusion.
st. Mary par:sh-AurR, Foster, James
! Costello, tusio0iats.
/ St. Tammany psrish-6in, Republican
! %angipaho@ parish-o-lJo g. Tates fu'
sioDo
| Tensas Observation-Disclosures and ;.
| Ross Stewart, Republic
| Terrebonne parish-FEie, AID William
IT. Keyes, Republicans,
Verniion parish-Foteu. fusion.
! Washington parish-oC. Biekhams fts-
! sion.
| thus faf we have repo the election
of thirty-fgc RepubiicaIfd thirty-pine
fusionistss Reformers and eocrabso
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FOREIGN.

The Late StOrm-Eighty Vessels Wrecked
Norwegian Ship LOst-FOurteen Per-
sons Perfsh-Empress Rugenie-DRsas~
trOuS Storm Ia Denmark-PrInee Bis
naarck RecovePinR-AmadeusP Passed a
Bad Naght-TFeubIe at Victoria.
LONDON, November l6.--A dispatch from
Stralsund, of to-days date, reports that
eighty vessels were totally wrecked in the
late gale The town was considerably dam
aged by inundation.
The Norwegian ship Sosostris was wrecked
in the North Sea during terrible gale ON
Wednesday last, and fourteen Of the crew
persisted.
The Empress Eugenie held a fete at Chi
selhurst yesterday. Many visitors were
present from Paris. A number of regi-
ments stationed at Versailles sent bouquets
COPENHAGEN, November 16 The storm
which ragod in North Europe on Wednes-
day and Thursday was very disastrous
throughout Denmark and on the coast.
The wind blew hurricane, and the streams
rose to an unusual height, 0verfOwing their
banks and inundating the country for
miles around. Great damage was done to
seaport towns, and numerous marine dis
asters occurred. Reports of the loss of
twenty-five ships have already been re-
ceiyed. Half the town of Praersto in the
island of Seel and Balia, was laid in waste
by the wind. The small island of Botne
was entirely submerged by water and every
inhabitRnt drowned.
BERLIN, November l6.-Tt is stated that
Prince Bismarck is recovering.
MADRID, November l6.-The court ply
sicianB issued o bulletin this morning
stating that King Amadeus passed bad
night.
The lower house Of the Cortea has passed
the first clause of the mortgage bank bill
by vote of l26 to 5S.
n :. II
government authorities and the artillery
troops stationed there, caused by the opp0-
sition Of the latter to the appointment of
General Hidalgo as captain general Of the
province. The latest reports from the town
state that the troops have maintained their
defiant attitude, and more serious trouble is
feared
In consequence of the recent demonstra-
ton of rowing Carlist bands in the northern
provinces, the garrison at San Anter has
been increased and q force of CaTbineerB
concentrated at LngranO
ROME, November l6.-SignOr Solla, Min
ister of Finance, having addressed an Off
cial communication to the Pope guarantee
ing payment to his holiness of the annuity
voted to him by the Italian Parliament,
Cardinal AntOneli has sent q reply TO tho
Minister notifying him that the Pope de
cIines to receive the annuity.
MADRID, November l6.-The bulletin is
sued this afternoon announces that the
health of King Amadeus is improving.
A dispatch from Victoria to night reports
that Captain General Hidalg0 has resigned.
and a conflict between the authorities and
artillery troops has ended.
The American man-of-war Plymouth has
left.
PARIS, November Twenty three cases
Of Marseilles rifles which we're to be sent TO
the Carlists now in the Spanish province of
Corona, have been siezed at Perpignan by
the authorities of that town.
The United States war steamer, Shenan-
doah, has arrived at Marseilles She will
shortly sail for Tunis.