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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-30

PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTION
Published by L. Samuel,
General Advertising AIT, % Front 50,
Ackernan's Dollar Store s:;;, ,$;.:;' 4; e e
ers of Fancy Goods, Toys, Crockery, etc. etc.
4 stor House, First ST. Bet OAK Pine Ev-
"A erything neat Il. Longfellow Proprietor.
B0OKS, STATIONERY x MUSIC4L
INSTRUMENTS.
GILL, STEEL Il zsBAN-
CROFT,
No. Is 4 II first Sts.. Portland
ID arnan, the only direct importer OF Clothing
4 D &c, cor Front & Was slington streets.
Chas- &. Barrett,
Wholesale
Bookseller e. StatiOner,
LARGEST STOCK IN PORTLAND.
No. 70 Front and No 3 Washington streets.
DECk, WILLIAM 4 son, l2e Front street,
Id Importers and Dealers in
Guns, RIFLE AND REVOLVERS
of every descriF>on.
Fishing Tackle, Fancy Goods, Beads, Bird cages
Baskets, Croquet Games. and baby carriages
gents for the California Powder Works" also
for the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing machines.
I'D eek. John A. lZ9 Front 1t, practical Watch
1 Dmaker Il Jeweler. Work done for the Trade
EeOJh AaD JOB PRINTERS. HINES
ke4 EsACHELDEK, 03 fro"t Street
gB ncTanan. ". A w. cor. First & layior sts
ID Cheapest Furniture House in Portland
CARPETS g1Faan . r1oal, 1h0'
4 ,iarke Henderson L Cook, 81 50 First st.
7 ! Dealer- in Dry Goods,Fancy Millinery. &c
A ,ohn 4 kos.nlioid, l3S Front ST Commission
Z Merchants Il e'lrs in O'gn Cal. Produce
A tongle j b. mint. & dealer 10 saddles. liar
Y Jness, 4 Saddiery Hardware. 90 Front 81.
A turr,cr, " 4 Co, I0.i tront 81 Merchant
Y IaiIor- Ciothiers, Hats, Furnishing goods.
HAeLashmutt Gatman, - Front st. Real Is
~ tate Agents, money loaned. houses rented.
R.N Ia. ..oon9, {, IL WorI4rI : CO
~ piol Front street.
EA"uGci-i~. c. II. woodari & CO.
- TO- Front Street.
Orders from any portion Of the State or Terrific
res carefully flied by mail express.
g. nil, Lusenstein Il 10. FarulGurc aud Car
49, delrs --st"res fr"sn l3f - - f.rs' St,
d mltpt ntvot AgeHes. ~ Itela.I, 50 front It
! IL Furnishes al tfia5s - hrtn
- V,r,i,f4g /, Ec,i5r 40 t..tst ,ir,ct llI.nl,-
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-30

TnE BUSINESS DIREcroEY Of each town and
Iiy wfl be complete aud that, with sketches
a each place, shouli IN axe il invaaa5lc 10 the
Merchant, lar l4,r N
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for the week ending to-day, 1885,, 400; ship
ments, $780,, 800; shipment Of legal-tenders,
$4,000.
The Treasurer holds i'll trust, as security for
circulating notes Of the National Banks, $685.:
56s400 and for deposits Of public moneys, SIS,
633, 600.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day we're
$=40,651. Receipts for the month, SC, 8s4, ,0s9,
and for the fiscal year to date, S51, ,537, ,635.
National Bank currency outstanding at date.
ssh, ,50l 1856; fractional currency redeemed and
destroyed during the week, S718, 800.
APPOINTED.
The President to-day appointed Albert ". S.
Walne Pension Agent at Des Moines, Iowa.
Since the adjournment Of Congress, the Presl-
dent has made 1877 appointments For the lnte.
r1or Department., IS, most of them Indian Agents
and Public Land Officers and Department o1
Justice Is United State Marahals and District
Attorneys; Navy Department, s.; Postmasters
II; State Department., 81, Of which II are Con
suls and most Of the others Centennial Commits
sioners. The last named appointments are not
to be confirmed by the Senate. For the Treasury
Department, 81, Of which 10. are Supervisors Of
Internal Revenue under the new law. Most
Of the other appointments are for Internal Reve'
nue. and Customs service.
The Post Office Department has ordered pos
tai service on the Dakota Southern Railroad
from Sioux City to VermiHon, Dakota, thirty
FIVE miles, from the LIST Of December, pay to bt
fixed hereafter.
FOR THE ARMY.
Two hundred and fifty recruits have been or
dered to Louisville for the Sixth Cavalry.
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tanced nn I' rul1en Of Philadelphia has been sen-
soaat to si1 years and nine months imprisou-
l.9n' 10 and to pay fine OF 1000.
D. -oberts' .glycerine magazine, at Scrub Grass
: l., exploded yesterday morning, killing Harry
-. None, telegrapher, and R. A. Wright, torpedo
agent. Only the fragments Of their bodies we're
recovered. ~
Yesterday morning. on the Knoxville Branch
of the Louisville d Nashville Railroad, south
ward bound freight train, containing nineteen
cars, ran over misplaced switch. Five cars
The wreck;ng boat Eckert arrived ut 5femphis.
last night, from the wreck of the steamer Mary;
with 100 bales Of cotton, all the furniture Oh Ihe
boat having been taken out, with tho hsdi1inp.
doors, etc. She returns to the wreck On Monday
to get out tho remainder of tho cotton in tbe
hold, and the machinery Of tha boat.
LasE-eyening, the City Council Of OTTAWA. H..
in view of the many fires during the past year.
and the inef6ciency of her fire apparatus and de-
partmenty, took the initiatory steps toward eet-
ting steam engine and organizing d more rela-
Bile means Of protection against hres~
In the United States Circuit Court at Detroit
yesterday, judgment WAS rendered against q saw
mill firm in that city for using the Barlow moye-
ment, on the ground that it was an infringe-
ment on the patent Of the Hamilton Oscllatlng
Movement. The proprietor Of the latter has
now commenced q suit against the manufacture
era OF the BarloN Movement. claiming $25,0 600
damages.
w. G. Moreau has applied to the court ror a
receiver for the Logansport Sun. He declares
bis intention to abandon the editorial, unless
there is o direct changein the management. It
Is thought he declines on account Of his great
Tear of more violent demonstrations from the
citlzens.. Ihoughts are entertained that he will
leave Town without attracting any attention.
, 1872-11-24
CHICAGO CHRISTIAN UNION

The West Side rooms and free unrary Of tha
Chicago Christian Union, corner Of West Madi-
son and Green streets, are now open, and tha
public will find there large. pleasant reading
room, With all the leading papers and periodica1a
in the country. The rooms are open, from a.
m. to 10 p. H., on every day Of the week. Even
ing classes will soon be formed, and free instruc-
ton will be given in German, French, music,
and elocution. 4 literary club will meet ono
evening each week. and ell these classes and
meetings are free to al members OF
tho Union. The. managers Of tie Union are
making arrangements with one Of the Savings
Banks Of the city to receive deposits at tha
rooms, one evening week, and thus encourage
among young men business economy and good
Coffee Inn on the West Side. and make it 4
temperance house with good food at low prices
The Union is entirely unsectaEian in its charac-
ter, and is doing grand work among our young
people. Ladies are admitted on equal terms OF
membership with gentlemen, and it ispropos-
ed to make these looms q home place
for those who arc strangers in our city,
and who wish for pleasant resort for theiE
evenings. Many Of our leading men, having
contributed 800, are Ife-members of the Un-
ion, and are earnest workers for its interests
Among them are Geo. n Pullman. David A.
Gage, G. g. Farwel1, VIM. F. Coolbaugh, hurry
Nelson. Artemua Carter, BENZ. Gallup, Professor
DaEid Swing, Edison Keith, Jugde Henry Booth,
g g. Ponney, Wm: =. Doggett, Marshall Field,
L. q. Letter, General J. D. Webster, Nathan
Mears, ". D. Carpenter, n Ludington, and
Professor B. Ludlam. We advise all young men
and women who wish for a pleasant place to
spand their evenings to call at the Christian Un-.
lon-rOoms.
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infectantt die not constantly kept: The street
railroad companies, profting by the experience
OF oth6f cities, are also Saving their horses as
much as possible by tightening their l labof ana
shortening their time Of service, NO company
in the city e1acts more than four round trips Q
day of their horses and some not more than TWO
trips. Transfer companies, livery and sale stable
keepers, and nearly all persons owning
horses have adopted 3 ,.ar stmnar
plan, so that, should the distempeE
appear, their animals will b6 N . condlt1on
to better bear the effects OF the disease. BE-
aides this the transfer companies and several
heavy merchants have already purchased oxen,
and are holding them ready to use as soon
aB their horses are attacked. ~ 1s n9peu y
that the disease will not reach here, but should u
come, it will be met with prompt ana vigorous
measures for its speedy abatement.
WHEELNo. W.Va.. Nov 23.-The number OF
horses to be seen on our streets gro" 1ess ually'
Oxen have, to great extent, superseded tnen:
Can learn ct but one case that has IS yes ProVea
fatal. In one OF the stables where the o1sease
first made it's appearance, the horses were Aeps
perfectly quiet, and allowed no exercise Wnas-
ever. To-day thev are showing strong symptoms
of the dropsy. Other horses that we're "orkea
moderately are recovering, and great no1noes
are reported conya1escent.
MEMpH1s, Nov: o3.--The horse maiady Is rap,
idly increasing. Not more than hail tne ususl
number Of horses or mules are seen On tue
streets. All livery stables have suspended bust
ness. A fine hack was driven through Maan
street with yoke Of oxen hitched to It, to-day
The price OF oxen advanced SO per cent. T1ng TT
is being formed to make corner IN oxen. lne
epizootic is spreading throughout the country,
causing amarked falling off in the receipts OF
cotton while bnyers are afraid to buy, fearing
their inability to move the cotton to the Depot.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 23.-The horse disease If
rapidly increasing in this city, but does not N
terfero with general business as yet.
, 1872-11-24
THE WEATHER.l

War Department DEMONSTRATIONS
Reports from Various Points.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or THE Ca1EF
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TELEaHANs AND
REPORTS FOB The BENEFIT OF COMMERCE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. NOV: 23.-ProbabiitlesE,-
In the northwest and on the upper lakes south,
erly to westerly winds, falling barometer, and
partly cloudy weather, extending. to the Ohio On
Valley. On the lower lakes and in the Mid ID
die and Eastern States clearing weather, With
prevailing southwosterly winds. In the Gulf
and South Atlantic States, the pressure will d-
minjsh with southcrly to easterly winds, and
cloudy weather On the Western Gulf, with pos
sibly light rain, but elsewhere generally clear
weather till the afternoon.
Boston, Nov. 23.-A SNOW storm prevailed
last night, the first Of the season, and extended
over Main and New Hampshire.
SaLrIAKE CRY. q. T., Nov. 23.-There WAS a
severe we're storm this afternoon from unusual quar-,
ters. coming st once from the northwest and an d
southeast. From its severity, It may ssrlousi;5
impede travel, and possibly blockade the rail-
road trains,
, 1872-11-24
MEXICO.

. MATAaogAs, Nov 23.-The Mexican favesti-
gation Committee has issued notice containing
the following: fsAll persons in Mexican terri
tory who have suffered any attack upon their
persons or property since the I'd Of Feb
ruary, 1s4s, of whatever kind, which
may have originated from inyssions or
incursions Of individuals proceeding from the
United States, or from individuals at the time
residing in Mexican territory, but who after
ward obtained protection ia the territory of the
United States, may present their claims for the
damages SO incurred. It being the object OF the
Commissioner to form complete judgment Of the
question, complete impartiality will govern its
conduct, end being governed solely BY the prin-
ciples Of the strctest Justice it invites persons
residing in the United States or owning property
therein, and who may believe they have right
to complain Of robbers OF depredatious
committed by bands organized in Mexican terri
tory, to present their complaints to the Com
mittee with the necessary proofs. -
Residents in Mexican territory are solicited to
present themselves before the Commissioners in
order to have all the necessary means and facil-
ties Of knowing what has occurred, that
the evils that are said to have been committed
on both frontiers may bs repaired and prevented
in the future. The Investigation will evidently
take a wide range and viii include all the fill
clustering on this frontier ance the Mexican
War.
, 1872-11-24
POLITICAL,
THEILLiNoIs SENATORIAL QUESTION,

THE ILLINOIS SENATORIAL QUESTION:
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD Nov. 23.-Ihe semi-of6cia1 an
1ouncement in, the special from Madison to the
TRIBUNE, that the Hon. E. B. Washburne would
not be candidate for Senator, has had the eff
feet to settle the excitement concerning the
Senatorial succession, and it is generally con-
.ceded that Oglesby will go in without opposi-
tion. Cul1om ONLY hoped to succeed as q COM
promise candida to, in case Of q heated fight be-
tween Waahbu,sne and og1esby, and now tnat
there is no prospect Of this, he regards his
chances as hopeless, at least he said
to your CORE spondent that Og1esby woald be
ever, that he, viii not be candidate, bat. if he
should, it would only be to give himself pronni-
nence in aay future fight for the place, or some
place und er the present Administration. To be
able to mike q respectable fight against oglesby
would gave him power at Washington, and enable
nlfa TO secure part Of the patronage Of the
ate. p. this view he will make the race against
OElesby if at all
, 1872-11-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

ETeryth111Es'
Hon. ". E. Cook, Of Lacon, is at the sher-
man.
/. Hon. II. F: Gough, of Lynn, Mass, is at the
fremont House.
United States Senator G. L. Fort is at the
Grand Central Hotel. -
Judge Good1oe, Of Lexington, Ky., is at the
fremont House. >-
Hon. g. c. Hi1on, Ls Crosse, Wis, was at the
Briggs yesterday.
Mr.. Roland and Mr. briggs, London, England,
are at the fremont House.,
General Robinson .. s. L., OF Bnghamton, N.
Y, was at the Sherman yesterday.
Hon. ". E. Cook, Of Lacon, registered his
name at the Grand Central yesterday.
/ Major T. a. Rossal1,' John Howard, and T. s.
JET, Of England, are at the Gardner House.
Hon. John J. Safely, Speaker Of the Iowa
House Of Representatives, is at the fremont.
General G. II. Haines, Major Stewart, and
Captain Thomas, .: s. A., are at the Sherman.
The Merry Club will give its first party ut
Grows Opera House, Tuesday evening next.
The Union Club Will give the second party Of
the season at Marines, next Friday evening
IF. Stokes, Geo. a. startwen, New York; /;
Chas. Y. Stewart, Tenn; Chas. L. Stevenson,
- ss be son{g aoae Geo. T.
AaAAl9t NAAANy -A&AAA0AAs
- The Chicago Society Of Physicians and Sur
geons win hold meeting in the Orphan Asylum
on Michigan avenue, near Twenty-second street,
on Tuesday evening next.
Hon. E. B. Washburne, United States Minister
to France, and Hon. R. J. Oglesby, Governor
electof Illinois, we're both at the fremont House
yesterday.
AL tho officers Of the Fourth Artillery, United
States Army, with their families, making party
; of sixty, were at the Sherman House yesterday,
en- route for San Francisco.
I. Lincoln Park Lodge, No. 497, I. O. O. F., will
Nov. %, at Folz Hall, On the corner Of North
avenue and Larzabee street.
The following we're ut the Grand Central yes
terday: Il. J, Swift, Emil Harris, New York
James Johnston, Holland, England; Joseph G.
Gage, Boston. o..
The. Excelsior .Quadrlle Club will give calico
, 1872-11-24
ALL SAFE.

Arrival Of tho s4Arizonu 1T San
Francisco
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
slN Francisco. Nov. 23.-The Arizona, Con
etitution, and Garanac reached their moorings at
$3.50 this afternoon. AL well on board. The
accident to the Arizona occurred Oct. n, at 2:20
P. m. The piston parted, the main steam cross-
head went through the lower head-cylinder and
part OF the condenser. No one was injured,
Notwithstanding the great escape of steam. The
sails we're set, but there was no wind. The
second officer and boats crew were despatched
to Acapulco. The steamer drifted away from
land till Nov. !, when the Company's steamer
Salvador WAS signalled. She took the steamer IN
tow, picked up the second officer, and went on
to Acapulco which abe reached Nov. 8, at $3.50
p. n. On Nov. II the Constitution came along
side, transferred the passengers, and towed her
to San Francisco, the Saranac conveying.
, 1872-11-24
SPAlN.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-A report was current here
that King Amadeus vas dead, but q despatch
from Madrid says that he is better.
MADRID, Nov. 23.-Rear Admiral James Alden,
United States Navy, was present yesterday at a
review OF the garrison Of Madrid. Subsequently
the Admiral and number Of officers of the
American squadron, accompanied by the United
States Minister, General Sickles, vent on a visit
to the engineer and artillery barracks, and
lunched with the officers. Among the toasts
Kepublc ma to wRch nt hs past in
voked to show that Spain, in the time Of Charles
III. gave aid and assistance in the conquest Of
American independence.
The Admiral gave the toast: 81 The King of
the spaniards, and, in his remarks. expressed
3 desire for closer and mora intimate relations
between the two countries.
In the evening, General Sickles gave dinner,
which vas attended BY 8 large number Of the
most eminent Spaniards.
, 1872-11-24

Boston, Nov. 2S.-Be1ore the adjournment Of
the National Academy OF Science to-day, Pro-
fessor Pierce presented the following resolu-
ton:
Kesozred, That Committee be appointed upon me-
morianzing Congress concerning action scientific
subjects, which shaI tend to elevate the naton.
Professor. Agassiz supported the resolution,
and it WAS adopted unanimously.
The Citizens Relief Fund amounts to $102,-
600. and the Harvard College Fund to $82, 500.
, Tbs proprietors OF the Herald contributed
81 900 to the Citizens Relief Fund and 81 900
for families Of killed and disabled fremen.
The Coliseum Building was sold at auction to-
day for $10,500.
, 1872-11-24
Fires.

New YoRK, Nov. 23.-The new Brighton
House at Staten Island was fired by an incen-
diary last night, and burned down. The loss is
$40, 600 Insurance. S11, 600.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-Ihe Oregon woollen
mills at Oregon City were destroyed to-day by
fire. Loss, 5125, 200 insured for $50, 900.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. pa fire broke out
tonight about II o'clock in the stable Of Pill
cher, Wright & Co., on Guthrie street, and ex-
tended thence to several adjoining stables. The
combustible materials Of the stables made the fire
spread rapidly, but it was at last e1tinguished by
the fremen. The engines, owing to the horse
disease, were drawn by men. twenty-five horses
were burned with the stable. LOSS, 9100, 900 ;
no insurance.
, 1872-11-24
TeJcpraphic Brevities.

Governor Brown, Of Missouri, has appointed
the 28th inst. as a day of thanksgiving.
vesterday. ~ e.. route to Fort Gibson, Indian Ter
ritory.
The Secretary of War has ordered the Rock
Island bridge to be thrown open to the public
during the ice embargo
A man named Chas. Leonard was struck dead
Yesterday morning with apoplexy as he was walk
ing to his hotel in LogansPort, Ind. His friends
have taken his remains to New York to bio in
tered.
Henry Peter Tension, Of Detroit, WAS arrested
m a Train. Yesterday morning, at Poughkeepsie,
n. Y. on charge Of bigamy. On the 18th inst
be eloped with the daughter Of Perry Mapes, Of
Poughkeepsie. :.
The Cincinnati papers Of yesterday announced
the suspension Of ". ?. Cutler, at Marietta,
Ohio who has beoa asKey seosa 9teTfSea hans in II iron
Claimed thst there are ample assets to meet all
| liabilities. :, ''-'
l.. Mara, who attempted to sssassinate e1,Alder-
, 1872-11-24
FORElGN.: !;
Theirs Indorses the Platform
Of the "Left Centre"
Severe Gales On the English Coast.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
- PARrs, Nov. Cit is known that President
Committee of the Left Center for tie formation
Of 3 second Chamber Of the National Legisla-
ture. He also fayors some definite settlement
,of the relations between the Legislative and
: : EXECUTIVE 5 Departments of the Government.
as to questions of general policy in the internal
affairs Of the Republic, Theirs adheres to the
conservative ground taken in his recent mes
sage-
There was no discussion Of national questions
in the Assembly yesterday Nothing is known
OF the discussions Of the Committee to draft
resolutions in reply to the Presidents message.
Ihlers stated bis views very fully at the session
yesterday, and after his withdrawal the com
mlttee held private conference for the consid-
GRAFTON Of points Of his statement
PARIS, Nor. pa despatch from Brest re-
ports that the steamship Washington, for New
vailing outside.
The bill providing for the restoration to the
Orleans family Of their property, .conhscated n
1852, has passed to a second reading in the Ma
tional Assembly.
, 1872-11-24

= LONDON, Nov .e3. e3 Sir John Browning ,di I'D
Yesterday. He was formerly q member Of Par
lament, British Minister to China, and editor of
the Westminster ReuieW.
morning announces the death Of Captain Joseph
ThrockMbrton, of the United States steam or
Montana, engaged in the river improveme Mt
here. He was q Captain On the Mississippi
was an excellent man, and bis death is much re-
GREETED BY all engaged in the Mississippi na,iga~
ton. His age was ~. The remains go to st.
Louis tonight for interment.
, 1872-11-24
GREAT BRITAIN,


LoXpoxDERRY, Nov. 23.-The municipal cleo
tion is holding here to-day, aud troops are sta
toned, trouble being apprehended.
LONDON, Nov 23-O'L 'Leary, one Of the lead
CTS Of the recent Hyde Park demonstration In
favor Of the release of the Feniau prisoners, ,ade
application to-day to Justice Quain for O with
drawal Of q summons to appear for examination,
as the charge against him had been abandoned,
and the summons for six other persons to
Withdrawn. OLeary stated he contemplated
emigrating to America, where his prospects
would be injured should the summons remain in
existence.
Justice Quain. in reply, assured him ho would
not be reproached in America for his acts here,
but was more likely to be regarded as . martyr
and be given public dinners and other honors.
The Justice then refused to grant the applca~
ton.
vGales continue in. the English Channel. and
have been very destructive in the vicinity Of
Deyenpont. Her Majesty's transport ..stea1ner
>Himalaya arrived there with 8 loss Of eight Of
her crew.
= LONDON, Nov. 2o.-A later despatch from
Deyerport says that while the boat belonging to
the Himalaya was making the shore in a heavy
sea, it was capsized, and ten aeau1en drowned
, 1872-11-24

RocE ISLAND, ILL.,, Nos. 23:-The horse disease
has caused the suspension OF the street car lines.
Tic iyery-stab1cs are closed. The disease is in
q very mild form.
- S.. LOUIS Nov. 23.-The reports that the cpl
zootic prevails here are 1latrt1o. Not single
case has occurred yet, go far as can bo learned
That lie disease L>s not appeared here is per-
haps mainly owing to The extraordinary preca11-
tionary measures taken By almost an horse
owners to prevent it.: There is scarcely stable
III the city that has not been Thoroughly
@fuIaigated, and IN which the best approved dis-
, 1872-11-24
SPRINGFIELD.

1nsurAnce matters-1mc0rPOrn
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune:
SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov: 2s.-The Western
Assurance Company, of Toronto, Canada,
having deposited 100000 with the
Auditor, and complied with the requirements
of the Insurance Law, was: to-day, licensed to dc
business in this State.
The Franklin Insurance Company, Of Indian
apolis, Ind, filed its annual statement in the
Office Of the Auditor, to-day, and received per
mission to do business in this State.
The following organizations received permis-
sion. to-day, to open books for subscriptions to
their capital stock: The Sheridan Picking and
Fruit Company, Of LaSale, capital stock, $780,
600; The Cubs Coal Company, Of Fulton Coun.
ty, capital stock, 9100 600.
, 1872-11-24
Vessels Passed Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 23.-PAssRp DoWEIp19ps
West{o1d MayGower, Samson and bargo Java ALASKA,
Potomac Lake MICH san schooneza Bentley, Dundee
j. ". Sargent, P. s. Marsh.
PASSED Up-Props ". T. Graves, Gordon CampneA !;
schoonera Volunteer, Worhington, JAS. Couch.
'WIED-Southwest; weather clear.
= DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 23-PAssED powa-pfope
Yosemite, Colorado, Wenona; schooners Pro'ost on-
ondaga, frank Crawford.
PASSED UP-Props Glasgow, Montgomery, Belle
Cross, Huron City, Annie Young bark Pensaukee,
schooners Annie o. Haosou, 4. c. MbEecht. =,
WND-SouthWest.