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The New York herald., 1872-12-23
A CHURCH DEDICATED.
A New Congregatfon-The Carroll Park
NIefhaaist Euislaual Church.

A New Congrcgation-The Carroll Park
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Yesterday was prolific in church events In Brook
lyu. The city lost one church--in the destruction
Of Talmages-and gained another BY the dedica-
tion Of the Carroll Park Methodist Episcopal
Church, located on Carroll street, between Smith
and Hoyt. The ground for tins edince, which is in
fact merely chapel was purchased by few en-
terprislng gentlemen, residents of that rapidly
growing section OF the city, in May last. The trus
tees. Messrs. Henry Dubois and John Hanna, pur-
chased the plot which has $50 feet front and runs
back 12e feet, for $4,000. 1t is claimed now to be
worth $40, 600. neat compact and commodious
brick building was then erected, to meet the
present wants OF the congregation. The
building seats 500 persons. There are be-
sides In the wing at the END OF the
chapel several handsome class rooms, and
on the second story Is well appointed parlor for
ladies' to meet in. The basement is fitted out with
range and tables, wherein 1t Is proposed to hold
q Christmas social. commencing on Wednesday
and continuing every evening until Friday Of this
week. The cost OF the buiiding-$2O O00-has been
subecribed. larger church will be erected ad-
joining the chapel as soon as the numbers OF the
congregation may require 1t. The pastor Is Rev.
I. w. Howe. Yesterday morning Bishop James.
d. d., preached at the principal service. In the
afternoon Rev. E. o. Haven preached, and In the
evening Rev. Charles Fletcher oniciated.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
HELP FOR THE GOOD SHEPHERD.

There is no benevolent institution that appeals
to the heart OF the really charitably disposed more
forcibly than that which Is devoted to the shelter
and reformation OF fallen women. 0utcasts from
society In the fullest sense, witR no other refuge
to nee to than the Asylum, these poor unfortunate
meagre support supplied by the scanty means Of
the good Sisters OF Charity, who have charge Of
them. There is one well established institution OF
this kind In this city at the foot OF Ninetieth
street, East River aud another has recently
been opened In last New York Tor the wants
OF, our sister city OF Brooklyn Both are
sadly In need OF funds and assistance, more par
tlculariy the younger house, which Is struggling
against poverty and prejudice. The Sisters OF the
Brooklyn House appeal TO the generosity OF the
public for help The Inmates had no lavish Thanks
giving dinner TO cheer their hearts. Let them,
therefore, be regaled with a plenteous repast on
Christmas and New Years, the two occasions
which call forth the best feelings OF our nature.
Sister Mary Magdalen promises for her superioress
and associates that all, saints as wen as sinners,
will be rewarded for their contributions by daily
prayers Tor their welfare.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 21. 1872.
ss asas s
New oRLEAxs Dec q, 1874
Cotton demand aRd prices easy S0Sa o,
@ ss s
$50; last evening, l,5Oo. Stock. ie6,2Oa
ns cSn a sSa s 0rnay aessip Hspo4 % soss
wise, 2,255. sales, 100 Stock, Al4l.
aumlsa mas S Sales
$4,000
& Cotton ae so"a %daps orsry is low Se seces
Ids bales. ExportsCoastwise, $50 Sales, 400 Stock,
42,065. -
o s9 9saas % Hs @ STEADY hslS
for yellow dip and virgin Tar quiet 81 7' ), ,o-,
Flour steady and unehanged sales 900 sbls at s. 2S
sT S m mSs 3 % ss % n' wsa 5 SO % S Sus
No. j MlwaSkee club held 81 e. Corn dSn; sales o.
car Ss at sales @ bSEey aSSssd o 81 1
s @ r & ssns aSd s fns 3 9 81 e
s sa a sssy S sRoTt, RroaS s2 81 to d @
Phia 7sc to Boston, TIC to New York, sac and 70 Al
BUFFALO, Dec. 2l, 1872
Lake imports-Flour 1900 bbs. wheat ei7o bushels;
SSs%s se Sss isey ssssy
o oats @ aTy 9, o sDqa bushels
sa&ss bakers S s@ses IS s. 81 SE ME,ie' q
nsss si% ssusf; so 9rSsf }fissss
&c Oats steady sales OF Western at 4Oc No. Toledo
held Mt 42c. other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81, 1872
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat active and higher
No spring 81 2s No 2spring 81 IL cash l61a jan
opened arm, but closed dull; No mixed, sO4c. cash,
s sSsi S fs.ss @ Si Ss ii al a. r % R RSs
firm and scarce; No; q 66c. eelgc Barley dull and
dropping; No. Fall, 65c. Provisions quiet and un.
changed Pork nominay Sil 65 cash. Lard steady. All
soisc Receipts-7oCU bbs four S,Joi bushels wheat.
$500 bushels corn az go bushels oats ooJ bushels
800 bushels barley. shipments-70O0 bbls Hour, H0U
bushels wheat 5000 bushels corn, 1000 bushels oats.
l2,U01 bushels barley.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
BLESSING A BROOKLYN BELL.

Immediately after the conclusion OF the verper
service yesterday afternoon, at the Church OF st.
Mary Star or the Sea, Court street, near Luqueer,
South Brooklyn, the ceremony OF blessing the new
bell recently purchased for that parish was per-
formed. The bell which is OF large dimensions,
rested on frame work at the head OF the main
aisle, in front Of the altar 1t was decorated with
a graceful profusion OF floral offerings and white
ribbon, and gave promise or high tone. The cere-
LOughln, assisted by the jealous and energetic
pastor, Rev. Eugene Cassidy. The Bishop then ex-
planned the nature Of the ceremony, and cOngratu-
lated the pastor and people upon the success Of
their recent efforts to embclliSh their church by the
erection Of steeple and the elevation OF the bell
to the tower. The bell will be hoisted nto Its posi-
ton to-day and will ring forth In 'glad tidings OF
joy'' for the first time on Christmas morning.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
IE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price
gold during the week were as fOlloWs:-
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS

The following were the closing quotations Sat-
urday evening for the government list:-United
States currency skies, 1123 1123d; do. do,
1884, registered 113 1141s do. do, coupon, 1179S
a 117&; do. fve-twcnties, registered, May and No
vcmber, 112 1924; do. do, 1852, coupon, l12 a
1924; do. do, 1864, do. do, 1922 112S do. do,
1865, do. dO 11214 112s do do, 1867, registered
January and july liz 1124; do. do, 1865, coupon
do, 1854 1156 do do, 1867 do. do, 1861 1lG7s
do. do. 1868, do. do, 116 1l6L; do ten-fortes,
registered, 1925 1925; do. do, coupon, 1925 a
1925; do. nves Of 1884, registered, 1ll4 111A DO
do, coupon, 1i1I 11124.
TIE SOUTHERN LIST.
The following were the closing quotations for
the Southern list, inclusive OF the reading Southern
railway and municipal bonds:-Tenncssee, ex ecu.
pom, so sOX; 40. new, so a so4; Virginia, ex
coupon, As q 90; do, registered stock, old, 81 a
~; do, skies, consolidated bonds, 5Gh a 5Gls
do, skies deferred, 15l4 16; Georgia SKIES, 20 q
SO; do. sevens, IS o0 North Carolina, ex coupon,
"a 35; do, to North Carolina Railroad go Ca do,
funding, 1866, 26 %; do, do, 1868, 25 %; do,
new, 1917 a q; do, special tax, 10 Is; Missouri
skies, 941s 90; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 92
93 Louisiana skies, so a 55; do, new, so q IS; do.
levee sixes so q co; do do, eights, 60 10; do,
do. cights, 1875 65 70 Alabama fves, So a 60; do.
eghts, 75aS2; South Carolina skies, so So; do.
new, January and July, 20 y "a; do, do, April and
October, 25 20; Arkansas skies, funded, 40 a 46;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, IS a ss; do. in.
terest eights SO IS; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens, SO a So; do. second moI t.
gage eights, so IS; New Orleans and jackson
FIRST mortgage, 90 %; do. second mortgage, so a
81; Memphis and Charleston Railroad frst mort
gage, so a 50; do second mortgage, IS So; Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South
Carolina, 55 a so; Macon and Brunswick Railroad,
guaranteed by Georgia, 60 70; Memphis city
skies, 81 So; Savannah city sevens, 80 "a;
New orleans consos, old, 90 70; do. issue, rail.
roads, sixes 60 a 70; do sevens, 90 65.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
| proved as anticinated quite unfavorable. the
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
Died.

ANDERsoN.-On Friday, December 20, at her resi-
dence, I2S Broome street. lsOLE }. ANDERSON, only
daughter OF AndrewJ. Anderson, aged years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on MONDAY,
December %, at one O'Clock +. NJ
ARlfsTIONG.-On Saturday December q, at go
West Fourth street, OF dropsy, HAMILTON ARa-
STRONG, aged As years. months ana days
The funeral will take place from the Church OF
st. John the Evangelist, corner OF Waveriey place
and Eleventh street. on Tuesday, December "a, at
twelve O'Clock M. Friends and members OF the
Howard Lodge OF f. and A. M. are respectfully III.
yited 10 attend
Tue members OF Howard Lodge, No. 90, are re-
their rooms, a46 Broadway, at eleven o'clock A. NJ,
for the purposcOf attending the funeral OF our late
brother, Hamilton Armstrong; T., BY % order Of
A. b. PRICE, Secretary.
BLACx.-On SATURDAY., December 81, WILLIAM
BLACK, In the 37th year OF his age.
His funeral Will take place this day Cdondayl,
at two O'Clock p. NJ. precisely, from his late resi-
dence el7 Fourth avenue. Relatives and friends,
ana the members Of Ady tum Lodge No. $40, are in
vited to attend.
BRADY.-ANNIE, the beloved wife OF Peter Brady,
In the SD year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from her
Monday, December %.
BRrANT.--In Elizabeth, n. j., on Friday, DecAm-
ber 20, SAMUEL BRIAST, aged 65 years.
The relatives and friends OF the lsm1y aye re-
day. December 49, at two O'Clock 7. NJ, irVih the
Second Presbyterian church, Jersey street, Eliza
beth. The near relatives will meet at his late resi-
dence, No. 81 Magnolia street, ~ one r. NJ. Cars
BEDELL.-On Friday, December ~, ABRAHAM
BEDELI, aged 90 years, months and rs DAYS.
The relatives and friends oil tho family are re-
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral. from his
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
UNITY CHAPEL.

Sermon by the Rev. MIR. Camp On the
Pilgrim Fathers-Thc Career OF Neha-
lmtah the Cup Bearer.
The elegant little Unity chapel yesterday was
quite well filled by young and cheerful congrega-
tioh, who listened with marked and profound In
Camp, ON the lessons which may be drawn from the
little that Is known Of the life ana character of
Nehemiah, the cup-bearer, comparing them with
those OF the American Pilgrim Fathers, the ami
versary OF whose landing upon the shores of New
England falls about this time The discourse was
emlnently clear and elegant in diction and nervous
and vigorous In thought.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
CHURCH OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

Impressive Bell-Blessing Ceremonies.
The beautiful church Of ST. Vincent de Paul,
situated In North Sixth street, Williamsburg, was
the scene OF deeply impressive ceremony yester-
day, the occasion being the blessing Of large and
valuable bell recently cast for the church at an
expense OF over $4,000 The ceremony was con-
Quoted by the Right Rev. DR.. LOughlin, Bishop of
the diocese, assisted by the Rev: Father CARROLL
Peter and Paul's; Father Lantey, president OF ST.
clergy.
Dr. McGlynn, pastor Of st. stephens Church New
YORK. assembled the pulpit and preached sermon
explained the purpose Of the zee Ceremony. 0S The
sponsors comprised eighteen laymen, among whom
were observed Colonel J. j. Maloney, Alderman
man Daniel Reilly. At the conclusion OF the cere-
m0ny, Father Carroll entertained the clergy and
sponsors at a sumptu0us dinner.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

I9lsl6c 200 at loc 100 at 10 isIsc April 100 at 2c
Msy. 30 Ost June iOS at SCSc Total Sico SsIs.
q Sisc 200 at q Sisc sS at iSc, 100 siec..
tosssSs. FsSTSsry goo q siIs
20 q, lsc lsrsh ss issis BOO at . isc April.
sSS @ 4 S c AAy yfots 81 q 100 Grand g. sss ds
5000 bales. Rates on cotton 70 foreign ports
cleared ss folows;mT9 HsyEs, by steam: INc
(, TS Iss%sn Hy steam I'd
s,isd I'd; January regular boat % The receipts q
ton ss; wilmington, 40 Norfolk. 1870; New York 80;
Boston S. Total 6l Thi: day last week. 1896 This
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,".
Announcements are made In our advertising
columns as f0llows:-
The Sixpenny Savings Bank, OF Astor Place. will
pay the usual three per cent dividend on and after
January 1878 for deposits OF the past six months
The Oriental Savings Bank, OF 436 Grand street.
declares similar dividend.
The Citizens Savings Bank OF 5s Bowery, also
declares dividend at the same rate. ("
The coupons OF the Galveston, Houston and Hem
derson Railroad mortgage bonds will be paid in
gold on and after January 2, 1873 by F. P. James
Co., 40 Wall street. l
STOCKS on SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
GODS DAY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

God, And In making them victorious over death
we're eoquently enumerated, and In conclusion the
-Aacher dwelt upon the unspeakableness OF the
dh o. Christ Let us keep the feast with holy sat
.sfaction, BY gathering our children and friends
II we have no children Of our own upon whom may
a the sunshine OF our JOY, let us go into the high
ways aud byways and find some poor ragged boy
or some neglected girl tina thas not had word or
kindness spoken to him or her, perchance, all the
year long. Take that boy by the hand, though ne
may be q stranger, give him o penny whistle, q
itttle drum something gladden. the winter or his
ifo out OF the summer OF your affections, and thus
your Christmas Joy will De increased In doing some
thing to make life sweeter In the Masters name.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

The banks. as compared with their situation .
year ago, are In much poorer condition as re-
CARDS their reserves. We give below the bank
statement of the corresponding week OF 1871, as
compared with that OF yesterday. It should be re-
membered that last year the banks were recover
ing from the shock caused by the Chicago fire, and
that confidence and credit were both greatly cir
cumscribed. 1t should also be borne in mind that
the statement Of the ensuing week Is likely to show
heavy gain in specie In consequence OF the
beginning on Saturday OF the prepayment or the
January interest.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ALBERT-STRYKER.-On Thursday, December 10,
at the First Presbyterian church, Trenton, N. j.,
by the Rev. DR.. Hail. JOHN 8. ALBERT, United States
Navy. to SARAH PARKER, daughter OF Samuel ).
Stryker, OF Trenton.
cemDer TO- 1872, by the Rev. George L. Hunt, Miss
IsADoRE Lucy CUMMINGS to WILLIAM LAMB WARREN.
PuRDy-GUIoN.--On Wednesday, December IS,
1872 at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. Frederick Brown, ]. LEANDER PURDY to EME-
Line daughter OF Archer Guion ESQ., all OF TINS city
December II, 1872, by the Rev. L. Bancroft, D. d.,
LAFAYETTE v. STEETER to EMMA AUGUSTA PINK
NEY daughter of the late William T. Pinkney, OF
New York. No cards.
WRIGHr-BR in pitts0eld, Mass. on
Wednesday, December Is, at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Thomas Crowther,
FRANK r. WRIGHT, OF Brooklyn, to LIZZIE e.,
daughter OF Henry B. Brewster, oil the former
place. No cards.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

quality more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR AMP GRAN.-R Receipts-Flour. 6o2 bbls. wheat
@ 2i0 bushels: corn 64 do oats, 1975 do barley
i2sOO DO and Tor the week endng- IS 4lS bbis
wheat, S7a74O basheis corn ~ 800 do. corn meal SOD
DO: rye; gS do The flour market I was irm but prices
aggregatng lo bbla at prices within the range Of ihe
appended quotations. Corn meal was In better demand
Western yellow s. oa $s % for do white and s3 IS
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

ut1t WAS uut very urmy nolu Ths 6al0S were
spTHPs . 's 81 OS 81 prime ao g
saoSs q sT nsTiSr ws
nal at s6e The sales were only about 2s bushels at
u
% ss1ss !sSs a
ana rye were not dealt in and wero consequently nomi
stn continued quiet in tho line Of
asmsad fnsGas
ever, leading & much sgsiasss 8 m the sSsassMSh.
I'D. 'ssxE " 8 S,6:; :lsJss ses sEs s M .S Il @ IssI
sssss @ Ss aas is's
ana other me5s shandiss. st lump sam q q Se " go
market continued dun for al descrp
there was nothing reported. We quote;
Cuba, centrifugal and mixed...... lSc. . isc. "a
CUBA CUBA MusSovado, MSisss" refining e. &C. c &c. "a
pona porta RR'Sscovado, nus srocery.. &c S &C. "a
English Islands NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc. & a SSc
NAVAL in spirits 81 taTpentne a Ss;
sss sG fsf ss s:ss 81 M s
s OP Ro At vs @ w sss. snS sE YORK hS
Sbis ae sss SS: TO- S1js srsspfa 80 &c. {.
Sb ns aS.In & Hsl s @
90 ts1so eeIs Of rv washington IR brought stM
Tcnne0
s,,:SS'!s nissss
sSs ana IN SS
western oy The % %arse! contnusd lin 'Si
sssa S
in York ssa s5
ss sa s,ss,
and 75 kegs and tor the week endng-POrk is 2hS bbs
S Sss sss Nj
sS sSa eaos nominal
change, Il value SAILS IS eosss short essr spot
% s g 81 s, fssaa:ry
iss i 81 Gsst 4
af Sas
M s do and ; B q s
Sss%s ssas s:aa:'1Sss sa s.:
at assc. IardThe market for Western Continued quiet
ssss 81
at li6c city lard remained quiet at 7c. sales lis
.5S S , sr M quiet e but but
elayed ct slsioc., and 1000 bags Pernsmbaco at
sso Srss sn ssns
hards We append quotations. which quite nominal
ioows.C Refining, interior to common SIC. Sc;
grocery iarto good gssc Sc prime 70 Choice oc
.e bhas ands bone % nla ooAss oc mea moias S
Hsvana1;Boxes. q @ Dutch ssidssd. Nos 70 sAc sc
te la l91c lic d9 y 70 ~ lhc li1c; white, ilc
gc: arocery tair 70 choos Se & 70 PIlsi Sc; ca
standard, Nos to T. &C. 9,c Java-Dutch standard,
Nos 10 TO H. 94c. 9s4c. Mania-Superior and extra
superior, SIC. a &c. ..M
kcE-About the usual business transacted to-day
and prices remained @ without change The M sales
al 7c a TIC.
srEARINE--There nothing Of moment doing to-day
and prices remained nomnally as before.
TALLOw was quiet and steady ut 8ssc, with sales of
10000 lbs
WHIsKKY.-Reccipts 3 bbls., and for the week ending
3S2 bbs The market again easier Sales 200 bbls
bbls closing
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
FINANCIAL.

REASONABLE RATEs--MoNEY. ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies; also ON Bonds ana
Morgages assurances OF all kinds effected with best
companies. J. j. HABRICH CO., l9 Broadway.
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. In New York, Brooklyn and New jersey Pr.nci-
room TO-
A MONEY TO LOAN IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
IA. and Queens county l.. l.. also for the purchase OF
city first and second MORTGAGES
sAWARD 4 LEAvITT, 81 Wall street.
MGNEy TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
NI First and Second Mortgages bought We can make
i.nmediate OF second mortgagest 10 any amount
ANFENGER 4 EHRhsNRElOu IS Pine street
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

chief featuret being loss OF over two and . half
millions Of legal tenders, the consequence or the
government withdrawal OF money from ITS special
repositories among the national banks and the
sale OF million OF gold by the Treasury, without
the usual corresponding purchase OF nve-twenties
gain In specie to the extent Of o million has
saved the banks from running below their rs per
cent reserve, especially as they at the same time
contracted their loans nearly two millions. The
loss In deposits has been about three and half
millions. made up OF the
CONTRACTION IN LOANS
and the difference between the loss In legal ten
ders and gain In specie. II Ia seldom the several
features OF the bank statement are SO logically re-
lated TO each other as in the present instance
The exhibit compares with its predecessor Of last
week "a I0lIowa.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Dec. IS. 1872.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MR.. r. M. MILES
w intD our Arm, doing business under the Arm namc
Of c. Kurtz Co. B. G. KURTZ
d A. G. DEXTER
Dec. 49, 1872 r. NJ. MILES.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

.|r Dec. r. Dec 2I ChanQes
Specie $lI,7lg700 Sl2310D Inc 81 053 400
Legal tenders H,2l7,GN A,626.70O Dec. 259G3O0
Tota, reserve $5s9s67O0 s57 500 800 Dec 81
Circulation. 27.53S7U0 27522,700 Dec. 1900
Deposits. 2R 9lI,700 1a4g500 Dec. 3487901
Total liabilities $3.50 AS 400 S2269l66OO Dec
q per cent......... o76ll,350 6,7S6G25
Excess le
gal reserve. l,325350 663, ,l75 Doc &C., It's
YEAR AGO.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
AN ANALYSIS

OF the above shows that the banks now hold only
$685. It's In excess OF the reserve required by law
against 81, ,S25, $50 the previous week, being de-
crease Of $685. This result is seen In the follow
Ing compafison showing the relation between the
total reserve and the total liabilities this week and
last:-
The New York herald., 1872-12-23


For delivery Oasis low nddling) the sales nave
been follows last evening after three oclecs
10 3l6c January 9D0 at l9zc., 100 at 91c, g. n b.
February. 3V at 10 sl6c.; March. 300 at 1916. 2W at
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
The following were the quotations OF the leading
stocks they stood nj the closing Of the Board -
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and stcady-Receiptsa at tho
Ports, 12,Gl1 Balcs-FlOur Tirm-Wheat
and Corn Unchanged-Oats Easy-Pro-
visions Were Dull-GroeerIcs Quiet
Petroleum Dull and NOminal-Naval
stores Firm-Whisl<ey Easier.
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l.tHiNE !:SiSTfH.
8IIc Schooner Josephine Lawrence
Kan !soyr, ard ~"uI. by che
Propeller Savor:tc.


'"f''5 Tue prevalence OF the log on Fri
day last, the schr. Josephine Lawrence,
glf,ttin tugIst Torri~on. was run into
H., III. E,,,.....;, Il. IA
.,,' WV ',''''7 s""'''
oil "o Trucks and h.iaI, AMI eap7lzed
within 10 minutes after the occurrence.
The !. T. had 20 cords of wool an hoard
aud t,y, r,a.s.,...-s W. l,or, tr. c1r,-
ing particulars oi the disaster from
Captain IorrlSon: The first notice lie
hal Of the proximity Of the rraT cllcr
WAS baar;n, bar whi.,l. vhicl, wa,
IL, ~ :, -
h"'u' '''''' I''S'
clock Ee was enabled u see the upper
part cr tie Favorite, she being then close
;.I-aarl There was no lo,l- ant on III,
,,I,oo, ,,,,,,, r a., ,.r,.,...,.... III -,
;, 80 '''',-'-.' ''.
ia'"'''e q stop her a. ihe }. l.. could
not ct ont Of Ler way. there BEING no
via, AMI, although carrying all sail the
schooner was not making ary way thrnnrh
the water Captain T. states that th,a,
minutes before the Favar;tc ,rr,ck ,I,.
schooner BE head voices al.,arJ Fla,
propeller say that tliev ronI3 soc tho ION
SAILS If tnc schooner, and tEcn heard Two
strokes Of the bell ON tho nr,,,,lIcr