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DIAru OF AN OLp SOLDIER. The deatl

DIAru OF AN OLp SOLDIER. The death
of Sylvester Mattinglcy. noticed in our
last issue. has something of historic in
tercst. Mr.. Mattingley was soldier OF
the war Of 1912 and his services to his
country in that struggle were. we learn,
recognized at his death and long had been
By liberal pension from the Government.
The fast narrowing circle of patriotic men
who have "come down to US from form
er generation" makes a special notice Of
his death appropriate. He was in the
10Th year of his age and bore through life
the character Of an upright man and a
useful citizen.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

LEGISLATIVE PRocErpIxGs, Erc.-In the
Senate Of the United States on Monday
last. Mr.. Sumner made his threatened ef-
fort on the new supplementary civil rights
bill. lie was replied 10 by Senator Wick
crs who made the point. that If Lincoln
bad lived and bis conciliatory policy had
prevailed. the country would have been
at peace and harmony to-day. In the
Lower House, the bill Of Mr.. Dawes for
the complete removal Of all political disa-
tilitics was defeated-syes. l2l, nays.
Ga two-thirds majority being required
for its passage. An Amnesty bill. sub
seguenily offered BY Mr. Hale. which ex-
ccpts from relief members Of Congress
officers Of the United States army and
navy. was passed-ayes. 40. nays. 81
This bill goes directly to the Senate and
is likely to obtain as a substitute for the
one now pending before that body It is
thought that the proposed democratic eau
Gus, which was TO convene on Tuesday
would adjourn without definite action for
month or more. The present policy
seems to be to wait and watch the enemy.
Up to Monday last. nothing had been
done in either branch Of the Maryland
Legislature to elici, special mention. The
election Of Mr.. Davis, Of Baltimore. as
State Treasurer. and the usual "prelimi-
narics" which prccede important events
like this. have monopolized and subordi-
mated every thing else thus far. and it is
likely tha, the election Of Printer and T.
s. Senator will delay regular legislative
action for days yet 10 come All our i'm
MEDIATE representatives ere now at their
posts Mr., Delegate Dunbar having been
sworn in on Monday last.
There is a prospect that the case Of
Mrs. Wharton will be given to the jury
during the present week. This will pro-
badly be relief to the prisoner and GER
tainly to newspaper readers who arc sick
Of anil surfei:cd with. chemical lectures.
The Steamer Gcorgeanna visited Fox
wells wharf on our Bay on Tuesday last
on her upward trip. 1t is understood that
she will continue her visits here once a
week during the Winter. This will be
exceedingly gratifying to shippers and the
travelling public hcrcabouts. On her las,
trip to Baltimore. this steamer got aground
in Cone. and so remained for four days
and upwards. Every thing tha, could be
accomplished for the comfort Of those in
his charge during the detention wa. done
by Capt. Warren. and resolutions werr
adopted Mt an improv;scd meeting of the
passengers complimentary 10 thc Captain
for his kindness. attention and courtesy
The Fatuxcnt Steamers are advertised
to commence runn:ng on tomorrow Sec
advertisement elsewhere. The Exprcss ;s
advertised TO resume her trips to our wa
ters on the 2sth Of February.
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pemores,,s MONTHLY uara,ine for reb'srv CO

Demoress's Monthly Magazine for Febar con-
tains its usual abundant and varied amount Of
good things for q family magazine. We men
tion in particular new music, the Highland Lam
GERS; Poetry, Winter Winds; Marrying for
Money; A womsns Poem Mother and Child,
etc; an Excellent Story, The Professors Wife /;
Jennie June's second article on the Physical
Life of oman, ''what Education does for Girls
and other articles; full record Of the Fashions
and new designs for ladies and children- profuse-
" Illustrated. Ladies Club, Household, Music,
Drama, Literary and Art, etc, etc. - yearly.
Published BY W. Jennings Demorst, $50 Broad
way, NY.
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the United States. The cost of keeping
which Is $50. 600. 900.
A nsner Of such grave importasee,
We hope. win have the earnest at.cntion
Of the Legislature. and We are glad that
Mr.. Earle has brougtr if 20 early before
the body Of which he IN . menber. II
rests with the fArmers to bestir themselves
to make Known their wishes forthwith "a
the delegates. and to suggest such remedial
measures as viii protect them from the
evils to which they are nov subjected. -
And here. il will be perceived. is one ol
the advantages which would accrue to the
agricultural interests II club was formed
in every election district Of the State.
through which the public feeling could be
quickly determined and made known in
any similar emergency that might occur.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

PARrRIpGEs. &c.-Persons fond Of gun
ming will take notice that the time allow
lowed by law to kill or trap these birds
expired on the 18th of this month: no one
being permitted to trap. shoot or in any
manner catch or kill any partridges be-
tween the 18th of January and the Goth
of October" Parties violating this law
are liable to pay ine of FIVE dollars.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

The Democratic Central Committee ol
the State Of Missouri has is<aed an ad-
dress retrieving the politiea! staatioa oi
Missouri and the nation. Il calmly slm-
merises the results obtained BY the adop-
ton Of the passive policy in the Missouri
canvass Of 1870. and recommends simi-
lar policy as a remedy for the unrefse-
iican misgoverumenf which now aflicts
the nation and has utterly failed to restore
the Union.
A young married man vas remarking
to some ladies that il was always the wo-
men who ran after the men. when his
wife indignantly said. "You know. my
dear. / never ran after you" "Ths,
may BE-" he replied: .'but yeu took
mighty good care not to get out Of the
way!"
Among the books ordered BY Senator
Camervn as Chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Relations is . copy Of Byron's
poems. in order that be- might study the
San Juan question.
James Parton SAYS the first question
many women would ask were they sen.
fenced to be hanged Tomorrow would be,
Have I hanging dress p
Philadelphia has been selected as the
place for holding the next National Con.
vention Of the Republican party.
The Kansas House Of Representative:
adopted resolution in favor Of MIR. Sum.
ners ..one-tcr amendment"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

How TgEY RAxx.-The various States
OF the Union rank in the following order
With regard to population: 1. New York;
2. Pennsylvania; 8. Ohio; 4. Illinois; 5,
Missouri 6. Indiana; 7. Massachusetts,;
8. Kentucky; Q. Tennessee; 10. Virgin
ia; IL. Iowa; IL. Georgia; 13. Michigan;
IA. North Carolina; Is, Wisconsin; 16,
Alabama; II. New Jersey; IS. Missis-
siPpi; 10. Texas; 90. Maryland: 81. Lou
isiana; 22. South Carolina; 90. Maine,
"A. California; 25. Connecticut; 20, Ar
KANSAS; %. West Virginia; %, Minneso-
ia; %, Kansas; 80. Vermont; 81. New
Hampshire: 3d., Rhode Island; S3 Flori-
da; 81. Delaware: 35. Nebraska, SO. Or
egon; 81, Nevada.
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Commission Business

THE firm Of FERGUSON, TYSON 4 Co, being
Il dissolved on lsi inst. by mutual eonsent
| would respectfully inform the Farmers and
Planters Of 81. Marv's county that have re-
sumed the Commission Business and hope to re-
c.ive 4 share Of their patronage.
will attend personally to sales of Grain and
Tobacco. also TO the purchase of merchandise
and fertilizers.
Counting Room on second floor Of old stand,
l2l West Lombard street.
CHARLES PERCUSSION,
Jan Is, ls1?-ems Baltimore, Jan 10, -.
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DIED.

DIED.
On the Goth Of December, ul,., WM. c. RED
MOND, aged 6s years.
On Tuesday, the 18th instant, BEENET r.,
infant child OF J. T. N. and Julia Raley.
Al his residence in the Pasuxent district, on
Saturday, the 18th instant, WM. S. MoRGA
aged about 30 years. May he res; in peace.
At the residence Of her husband in the Facto-
~ district, on the 4th instant. MARY r., wife
Of John Shadrick and daughter Of the late Ro-
bert and E. A. Holton, aged 3s years.
baltimore Sun and Washington Star please
oopy.]
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
CONrIRMATION NOTICE.
George Forbes
VS..
John II Matters.

In the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's county.
sittingas Court ofEquity.
No. 226 n T..
nRDERED, this 10th day Of January.
" 1872. that the report Of Joseph
II. Key and J Parran Crane, Trustees
in this cause. be ratified aud confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on OF
before the 2nd Monday OF Feb. next ;
provided copy Of thisorder be published
in the ST Mary's Beacon once . week for
three successive weeks prior TO the said
2nd Monday Of February
The Report states that the land sold Tor
$4,000.
JNO.ACAMALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Tes,:
JNo. A CAMALIRE, Cl'k.
Jan Is, ls72-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

COMMISSION AGENCY.

BIltimo-e, M. Jxne ia, 1871
HAVING located myself az las West Pratt
III Street, for the purpose Of
carrying on the business ofa Commission Agent,
for the sale Of all kinds Of Country Produce,
tobacco excepted, respectfully offer my
vices to my fr lends and she citizens generally Of
ST. Nary's and adjoining counties of lower Ma
r,land in that capacity, and solicit q share "f
their patronage pledeinS myself TO use my best
eudea, ors to promote the interests OF those " ho
favor me with their patronage.
JAMES A. WISE,
No. l53 SovrH CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore
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MD. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

'T'IlE Spring Term Of this prosperous Ins,itu-
i tion will begin Feb. LIST, 1872.
4 limited number Of ''State Scholarships
may be ured by an immediate application.
For Ca,alog ne, &c. address
Rev SAM. REGISTER,
President Agricultural College, 7. u,
Prince Georges county, Md.
Jan IS, ls,2-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

LnKRAAx.--Beginniug with ls12 the new
German weekly of the American Tract Society,
the "peutsehes voiksffiend," viii be enlarged
to the sine Of the illustrated Christian Week
"" sri slassrasea. This paper has rceived
she very highest sed wsruess cemme..sasioas
ffsn the ees, judges Al home and abroad one
critic psonouseias IL the eess paper be seaas il
either 6erman O. Esgiish.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE
PRIVATE SALE.

WILL sell on liberal terms, IL early appliea-
L ton is made to me, all or any Of the REAL
ESTATE I own in ST. Mary's county. Title
guaranteed.
J. A. BURROUGHS,
Chaptiee Post Office,
Nd.
Jan, llth ls.?-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
Dental Notice.

respectfully offer my services -
Al :: ,nSs. .hs ..,;; may desire ,a.& m
teeth known to the profession Of Dentistry
Persons desiring uy services q, heir homes "a IN
meet with prompt attention By dropping me
note at Leonardtown. Teeth inserted In suy
manner desired, and st reason, BILE prices Oi-
ice and residence ia Leonardt, ws. 81. M.r,'.
county, Nd Very Respe' fully,
PAGE EDkUNDS.
Dec II, le1l-us
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FOR SHERIFF..

Hr. Edissr-Yeu sre requested to announce
JAS. r ALVEY as q candidate for the mex,
SherlsAsty and yon will please say ,hA, he
viii be warmly supported by the business in-
tersst Of the eossty and BY ths
Jan Z, 1874. Feorrx.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

A Nxw THEORY. Tie CscI n nsocrus
says there Is a ncn-Medical expert in his
town who insists that Gen. Keschum died
from worms"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

N estSso cenfs per hashei. and both descrir-
tions close steady At these figures.
OATS-Have he<n qniet through the week
bnt 6rm. Sales leo % s. eco bushels as 53tss
Sc erats and they close st these 6gurss for Esed
topfime lots.
TOBACCO-Business In Leaf eo1tinees q.
srvnely daii, and u Is likely 20 remain dall ua-
Gil the supplies on the market are safhcient 70
attract the aftentioa Of buyers. Receipts are 81
preseas ve-y light, and the stock in 6rst hands
being also limited purchasers having little in
daceneas 10 enter the market and there Is
scarcely anything doing. The market may.
however, he writiea 6rsn for all descriptions -
Cleared this week from this port ?sS hhds. leaf.
% hhas. stems TO Bremen. ~ hhas. leaf TO Lca-
don, and II hhas do. TO the West Indies; total,
3sT hhds We quote as follows viz:
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

REYERs To
Cot. n. C. HARRIS Cot. JAS. :. powSs. JoHs
\. CAxaLlrK, Jos. II. KEY, ESQ, JoHS +. KINu,
Esq. Leonardtown, Nd.
June Is, ls1l-Us
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EAECUIORS NoTlCE.
Orpaans' Court Of Saint Mry's County, S4 -
Jan l6, 1872.
nRDERED By THE COURT, That George
US MattingIcv, FIX. of Sylvester Mtttinglev
late Of st Msrv's county, Maryland. deceased
give the notice required hy law to the deccas-
eds creditors to exhibit :hcir claims, and ,ha,
'he same be published once week for six sue
ccssive weeks in the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JANss T N RALrY,
Register Wills for st Mary's county.
NOTICE
In pursuance OF the above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court of ST Mary's county, Maryland,
letters testamentary on the personal estate
of fSylves,e: Mattingley. late of aid county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims again., the
said deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached thcrctdl
TO the subscriber, on or before the ?lst day of
July, 1872, they will otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from the benefits of the said estate All
persons indebted to the deceased are requested 10
make immediate payment to the subscriber
GEORGE ) MArTiNGLEY,
Executor.
Jan Is, ls72-6w.
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FRANCIS NEALE & SONS,
Commission Merchants,

Sell Tobacco, Grain and oil country
produce.
Bsy fertilizers and oil supplies feF farmers
- Fertilizers furpished ct nseuiaesur-
ers prices.
Jan II, le72-n.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

GUAN0.-For Gusso' sad Fertilizers gen
orally the marke, continues extrsRely duh, and
prices are without change. For Peruvian GU
ano the agents prices for lots Of So tons or
more are SsI.5o for Chincha Island, and SEQ
for Gusnape per ton, gold and No. Of each
kind 10 per ton less, also gold For Phos-
pilates and manufactured Fertilizers $50 per ton
is the general price.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
Jan Is, ls72-6w
wEEuS' TRANSPORTATION LINE
WI TER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after FRI ss.
~ rAY. January
l9:h. 1872, the Ste,m-r s-A~
MARY WA>ni>G- sE141jkzE
TUN, Captain Gour ley. will run As iol-
lows:
Leave Pier No sIight street. every FRI
dav Morning. at O'Clock. Tor Fair Haven.
Plum Point and p.tuxsnt River, proc.,d-
ing as far mp a. Hills I. nding.
Returning. leaves Hills Landing every
Mcnda, for Trent Dali, and Trent Hill ev-
cry Tueda mornins, at 8 o',loek, Tor Bal
tmnre.
Calling a. all the landings on the River
t-xcep: Parker's Wharfl Tor freight and Pas
sengcrs; alsc at FAIR Haven nd Plum Point,
going and returning.
Freight received At No. | Tobacco Ware.
house Wharf, on Thursday only. up to 1
o'clolk.
n L WEENS.
Jan e. ls7l--t. Agent.
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JaNEs I n RAlxY,
Register Wills for ST Mary's county
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. we hereby
give notice that We have obtained from the Or
phans' Court ofSt Mary's county. MARYLAND.
letters test smenta-y on the personal estate OF
Joseph Johnson. late % said county, decreased
All persons having claims against The sad de-
ceased are hereby notified TO exhibit the sam.
with the proper vouchers attached thereto To-
the subscribers. on or before the lst day Of
June, lS72, they will otherwise by law be excln-
ded from the benefits Of the said estate All
persons indebted to the deceased ar, requested
10 make immediate payment to the subscribers
wv FLkACH
GEURGEF IENNISSON,
Executors
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Robert Fowler
vs..
C Fred Maddox and wife
& others.

In the Circuit Courifor ST "ary's county,
sitting as a Cour, OF Equity.
No 295 ~ +.
HRDERED. this 10Th day OF Dccembor.
~ 1871, that the Auditors report. fled
in this cause, he ratified and confirm
e',, unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the 4;h Monday OF Jan.
next: provided a copy of thi, order bt il
serted in the Sain, Mary's Beacon. once
week for three successive weeks prior TO
the said 9TH Monday OF January.
JNo A CAMALlER, Cl'k.
Truecorv-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, CIR.
Dec 2l, ls7l-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
commissioners sllf.

DY virtue Of an order Of the C;rcu;.
- Court for 81. Mary's county, in III.
matter OF the iiion for q commission
Of partition On the z, nj estate OF WIN. II.
Gs-ne-. deceased. (thc hers entitled hav.
ing re us. In elec, TO take said real e..
sate) the undersigned Commissioners. an
pointed by 0jd Court. vii offer a, pub.
lie auction at the Ceue, House door on
Tuesday. the 9th day of Febru-
ary. 1872,
between the hours Of I aud 4 o'eloek. n.
m. that tract or parcel Of land called and
known BY the name Of
ChlChAHONlNY,,
(hrmerly'a part Of "Bushwood,'O con.
tanning
800 acres,
more or less, situated at Plowden's wharf
THIS is . valuable estate aud beautiful.
ly located. with very substantial im mpr"ve-
nrn's. aud the public are invited to view
aud insnee, the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-four,h Of the purchase money to
nc paid in cash on the day of sale. the
aa!Snee in two equal annual iustallmcnts.
to be secured Ly security to be approved
by the Crcun Court of ST. Mays c,ua-
~ Upon paymen, in full the purchaser
or purchasers will be entitled 70 deed
from the mmis>iensrs.
JNU T. HERBERT,
WILLIAM MATrINilEY,
THOS X HODGES,
JOHN + FARR,
JOHN B LONG,
Commissioners.
Dec ii, 1s11-.s.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

THURSDAY MORNING, January 18th, 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
STOVESi STOVES!l S7OTES!,

STOVESi STOVES!! STOTES!,
"E wish TO call yeur attention to our large
w stock of
CHEAP STOVES,
Tin Ware and House Keeping articles.
all Of which we are selling at Greatly Reduced
Rates for Cash, wholesale and Retail. in order
TO rebuild our store. Please call before you
purchase
Al FISHERS
Stove and Tin Ware House,
81 n. GAY Street,
baltimore, Nd.
~ Price Lists sent gratis.
Repairs for Stoves at foundry Prices
Dec 81, lsTi-d
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ENENV IVNS .NVI It ..
Orpkans' Court ef 81. Mrry's County, ST.
Dec ~ 1871.
nRpERED ny THE COURT. That Vim =
~ Leach and Geo + Tcnnisnn. Executors Of
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
late of Saint Marv's county, MARYLAND de-
ceased, give the notice required hy law to the
deceased $ creditors 10 exhibit their claims and
that the same be published once a week for SIX
successive weeks in some newspaper printed in
said county.
Test:
JAWS RAlxy
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

A Ll;s loI+ sr'
notified 10
cash or NO
litraf
Of Januar
Jan Z, !
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-01-18

In pursI
give no,ii
phans' II
letters Of |
Biscoe CHI
All persol
ceased ard
with the Il
the subs |
1879, th.I
from the Il
indebted |
immediail |
Nov l6.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

]. c. Hinck, the Russian Consul at Havana,
yesterday arrived at the New Ycrk Hotel.
Judge E. c. Katten, OF BinghaIlton, Is at the
Astor House.
Colonel william Mcdowell, OF New Orleans Is
quartered at the Grand Central Hotel.
Judge Lambert Tree, OF Chicago, is sojournng at
the Filth Avenue Hotel.
General n. p. Banks yesterday arrived at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel T. L. Macon, OF New Orleans Is staying at
the New York Hotel.
Judge John ]. Van Allen, OF watkins, N. Y, is at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Mahlop Chance, United States Consul at Nassau,
\. p. Yesterday reached this city on leave Of alb
sence. and Ia now at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon william Johnston, member OF Parliament
from Belfast, Ireland, is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Mr. Johnston has made an extensive tour OF Can
ada. where. from his well known advocacy of the
priucples of the Irish Ora1gcmen he was received
with much favor. He will remain In this country
but short time.
Dr. Weiss Of Vienna, Austria, has arrived al the
Prescott House. The Doctor Is celebrated through
ort GERMANY as an astronomer. He has been sent
to this country By the Ministry OF Education 10
visit and report upon the observatories and other
great astronomical establishments here with refer
ence 20 the proposed establishment OF an observa-
tory at Vienna.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, August 10, 1877
Lieutenant Commander Joshua A. Bishop mas
been ordered to the Bencia; Lieutenant A. 1-
Iverson to the Navy Yard at Boston, Assistant Pay
master l.. A. York to the Mantle; Commander KIM
perry has been detached from the Benica and placed
on waiting orders The following have also been
detached from the Benicia and placed on waiting
orders :-LieutenaIt Commanders w. - Schley anu
schroeder, w. c. Strong and Charles w. Chipp,
Surgeon Z. II. White; Assistant Surgeon W. A.
Assistant Engineer j. r. McDavy; Lieutenant Fred
Rogers from the Saranac, and placed on waiting
oriers Lieutenant Walton Goodwin rom the re-
ceving ship Vermont, and ordered to the Bcnicia
Assistant Surgeon NJ. d. Jones from the receiving
ship Independence, and ordered to the Benicias
Assistant Paymaster William a. Preston from the
Yantic, and placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11

but 1t was too late to do anything, as we struck
her Immediately afterwards; in fact we struck her
nearly as soon as we saw the light
O. Did you get clear of her easilyf
A. Yes we backed away, and then headed into
the dock at Newport.
Q.-Why did you not stop at Newportf
A. Because there did not appear to be any occa-
sion to do SO. While we were laying at the New
port dock I went into the engine room and asked
the engineer II she had any water In her, and he
told me about half an inch. Twas then satisfied
that she all sound and started for Fall River.
O. When did you find she was leakys
A. When close to Providence Island the engineer
told me that she was leaking little then got the
pumps to work, aud supposed that would soon
clean her out, but afterwards, when In the pilot
house, spoke through the tube to the engineer,
and found that
THE WATER WAS GAINING RAPIDLY.
concluded then that the best thing to do was to
beach her. and consequently ran her ashore.
Q. win she be a total loss
A. Oh, no. have got diver to work, and with
the aid OF the pumps which expect from Boston
and Providence she will probably he anoat to-mor-
row evening. viii take her then to New York for
repairs.
@. How will the passengers get from Fall River
tO-nightf
n. lhc oiu COiouy VIII tuko tneNI. SHe VIII prOD-
ably leave Fall River about eleven p. NJ, and win,
consequently, be little late in New York; but that
will not matter so much as tomorrow is Sunday.
@. Win you take her DOWN
A. No. will send her In charge OF Captain Col
lins, one of our regular pilots.
Q. Did you not get any warning from the bark
before you struck herr
A. None at all; and have since learned that the
man OH watch was just coming up the gangway
when we struck her.
The HERALD correspondent then returned to New
port and as he entered the harbor noticed the
three masts Of the ill-fated bark, one OF which
light was burning as a warning to all cruisers to
give her a wide berth,
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAIL-
WAY

Az the express mail train No. g. on the Erie Rail-
way was slowing up on entering Passaic from the
West. Yesterday afternoon passenger named
Patrick Case who lives at Paterson Jumped from the
platform of the third car against the renonstrances
OF his companions, and, being in partially ntoXi-
Gated condition. fell under the wheels and was
fearfully mangled AZ soon as the train was
stopped the conductor and others ran back to his
assistance. He lying by the SIDE Oh the track,
conscious and groaning but In such cohdltlon as
to leave but little hope lor his recovery. HIS LETT
arm was completely cut or at the chow, tnc nesl-
less bones protrudng two OF three inches; hls ict
head badly gashcd and his body otherwise cut up in
a sckening manner. The injured man was Lett at
Pas5aic