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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

People who felt uneasy over the reports OF a
few days ago in regard TO the progress of the
cholera westward will welcome the news of this
morning that in Russia the disease is abating,
and the rate of mortality decreasing tho only
miayorable circumstance being that it ia worse
At ST. Petersburg than at Moscow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
JENKINs q ATKINSON

The Commercial at the summer Resorts
Those Of our citizens who are about to leave for a
snmmer recess, can have the co MERoIAL forward'd
T., Them. at IL cents per we'k II we pay postage,
,I,t Of course, will he additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

ur. Tonuer eends us a somewhat long letter
from Anaona, but his genial descriptions VI
.cenery character, and adventure will repay it's
uprIlsAl,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

marl9-IyUT
This new first class Institution for the Hvgienlc
Treatment of lnvallds-without Medirines-has now
bt en- In successful operation for fifteen mOnths
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIENIC TREATMENT OF the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system OF drug-Rving rs not Only
terly faaciOus, but terribly destructive TO health
happiness and life. Medicines, such as are daily adj
mnstered to sick persons, II given to those IN Wig
OrOus health, would inevitably make them I'LL. ked-
son. Nature, and true Science must and do condemn
sucn Healing 90 Art "
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome Food,
Pure Air Various forms OF Tepid Hot and Cold
Baths la Pure Soft Water, swedish Movements for
the strengthening OF feeble MUSCLES the relief Of
congested organs and equalization Of the circula-
lion, Magnetism, sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing Recrea.
tiOn, eti.
DR. M. II. HEALO gives especial attention to
ladies' as does DK. z. HEALD To gentlemen.
Cases visited In T0Sn or Country.
marl9-Tu, INA oat-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. Nj.
Russia.
DISMISSAL OF cArAoAzY.

DISMISSAL OF CATAoAzY.
ST. PETERSBURG, July %.
Catacazy has been dismissed from the Russian
Diplomatic Service for publishing his pamphlet
in oppo ition to the will of tho Government.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

E.B. Il Co. also have Pure Xylcl and Capsules
Of XSlOl made by f. achering. OF Brln, which, 1t is
elaimed, mILIgalea The severlty OF small-pOx.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
HYGEIAN HOME. 'n
FLORENCE HIGHTS, N. j
r. T. TRAIL, NJ D., phvs,c,ans
RERECNyA s. TRAIL. M. ID. "JotSiNH9'

X. IT. TRAIL JR., NJ. D., Superintendent
This model institution has all the mod rn i'm
provements, including Swedish mOVements tue
health-ift, light gymnastics, electrical bath, mag
netic manipulat0ns, &c Its groves are ample
walks delightful, evenings OIL and water soft and
pure from living springs No fes nor mosquitoes.
DR. Trail Sr, ,is the author or nearly all the works
and literature OF the llygienic system exlaut, aud
has treated moe invalids than all the other n.y.
gienc physicians IN the United States. Terms
jylO-lm'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
u MURRAY,

III. CARTING AND HAULING
done at short notice. Car TO hire anu moyings care
fully attended 70 All orders can be left at M,
King's Tailor Store, No. ., W, sixth 1t. mar9u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
fel,qt

NTACCINE VIRUS.--We would direct the par
v ucuar attention OF the medical profession to
the Lanoix Vaccine or true NOn-lIu Hanized COwPOx
Virus propagated by the new method known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practiced for the pass eight years by Gustaye Ian.
DIX, M. d. member Of the Legion OF HOnUr, Chief Of
the service de5 Vaccinations OF the Hospitals OF
Paris, &c.
1t Is claimed for the Lanotx Vaccine that physi-
clans may rely upon always obtaining a virus OF
uniform character-n fact, the Identical virus from
recent case OF original spontaneous cow-pOX dscOv
sred in France, Kept alive by successive inOcula
tions from hrifer TO heller (of which Dr. LaHOix re-
Gently brought over two from EurOpe) and thus pre-
In all It's integrity in accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. Lan9ix after long Research
has teen able TO expermentally determine.
A fresh supply Of Ivory Sups and Capillary Tubes
OF this virus have jlst been received by
K BRINGHURST CO.,
APOTHECARIRS
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
II AIDES. LADIES. LADIES!

Il AIDES: LADIES! LADIES!
HAIRBRAIDS, Sw TCHEs, made from n
real Hair, worked In the the best name FlX
very full and thics. tAtA
One yard long, weight ~ oz................ slLVO
Thirty inches long weight Oz............. 100
Front Braids, very tnicK, without kOlles... 400
Side Curls Natural ......................... LOO
ii ie Uurls, longer, Natural. ............... 2O0
Side Curls very long, Natural. ............. 400
trizeJtes, Puifs and kOlles. ................. 70
Guarantee for real natural hair,
All orders finished within twelve hours.
COmbings aud old Hair and Hairwork made up IN
every style. -
LOUIS BAIZER, HAIR-DRESSBR,
1870 CaAsTHUT STRKkT, I13O
mye-ly Philadelphia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
gEtit SdrertisEmeuts,

gttr SduErttsetufuts,
FOR SALE
1000 DEL. R. R. BONDS.
1000 Delaware State Bonds.
|, 1000 Phil. viii. & B. R. R. Bonds.
80 Shares Farmers Bank
Stock.
100 SH4RES DELA WARE II.
h. STOCK.
10 Shares First National
Bank Stock,
JOHN M'LEAR & SON.
B a N X E H =
No. 6O2 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
~ III H " II AK
NEARLY
8 PER CENT. INTEREST.
We are now selling the
WILMINGTON q WESTERN 7-3Os
IN 800, $500, and $1,000,
COUPON OR REGISTERED
We consider them one NJ the best Home Securities
In the market, aud are still selling them at 30
and accrued interest.
For further Information and pamphlet apply to
&. &. ROBINSON & CO..
FOURTH and MARKET Streets.
WILMINGTON. DBL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
ARIZONA LIFE.
An Indian AHen,,. ob.,r,nnIo :

THE ApAcHFs Al CAMP GRANr-woEDERFuL OLD
RUINS OF A STRANGE PE0LE-'A CASE OF
BhANDY'-LOsr On me DEhhHr-OurLAws AMI
MURDERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The corn crop, ac-
cOrding to the statistical report of the depart
ment OF agriculture for October, promises to be
one of the largest the country has ever grown.
Only five states return less than an average con-
dition, viz: Delaware 80, Maryland 81, Virginia
92, Florida 80, and Arkansas 81.
Rhode Island is placed at 1O0 and every one
of the Others is above, viz: Maine 1913, New
Hampshire 10, Vermont 118, Massachusetts
1902, Connecticut Ill, New York 106, New Jersey
104, Pennsylvania 107, North Carolina 10,
South Carolina 10s, Georgia 1876, Alabama 106,
Mississippi 112, Louisiana 1914 Texas 121, Ten
nessee 101, West Virginia 1916, Kentucky 112,
Ohio 10, Michigan 104, Indiana ITO, Illinois
ITO, Wisconsin 1916, Minnesota 1906, Iowa 107,
Kansas 112, Nebraska 100, California 1O4 Ore,
gon 103 The average for all the states is 10S
The November returns will give an aggregate
product upon the total area.
The product of oats is apparently increased
as compared with thai of last year, by about
three per cent? but it will not equal the aggre-
gate of 265,0O0,0G0 bushels, The comparison
with last year is as follows Maine 49, New
Hampshire 9S, Vermont 113, Massachusetts 90,
Rhode Island 1O5, Connecticut III, New York
SO, New Jersey 80, Pennsylvania 100, Delaware
60, Maryland IS, Virginia 70, North Carolina
1870, South Carolina 92, Georgia 100, Florida 90,
Alabama ~, Mississippi 80, Louisiana 1876,
Texas 1I6, Arkansas 1917, Tennessee 1874, West
Virginia 9S, Kentucky l0s, Ohio 81, Michigan
90, Indiana III, Illinois 112, Wisconsin 1903,
Minnesota 106, Iowa 100, Missouri 122, Kansas
$50, Nebraska 1856, California 1903, and Oregon
101.
The barley product is slightly above that Of
last year in all the western states except Mis-.
souri,, Ohio and indiana, and is also increased in
Tennessee and Texas. A decrease is apparent
in all the Atlanta states. The indications
scarcely favor as large total aggregate as last
year.
The principal producing states are California,
New FORK, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Ohio.
The quality is also below the average in most of
the states.
The rye crop appears TO be smaller by two per
cent than that OF last year The quality is gen
orally good though Slightly below the average
in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, South Car.
DINA, Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa aud
Mggnurl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
The National Unitarian Conference.
Omcers Elected - Resolutions against
Spending Public Money for seGtarian
Education.

BOSTON, Oct 25.-The national Unitarian
conference to-day elected the following officers:
President, Ebenezer lockwood Hoar of Concord;
wee Presidents George William Curtis of New
York, Daniel L. Shorey of Chicago, Geo. Partridge
of St. Louis, Joseph +. Choate Of New York Seth
Padelford of Providence and Onslow Stearns of
Concord, N. H.; General Secretary, Rev. George
Bachelor Of Salem; Treasurer Henry p kidder of
Boston; Council, Rev. Henry W. Bellows of New
York, Rev. Edward Everett Hale of Boston, Rev
JAS. Freeman Clarke of Boston, William B. Werden
OF Providence, Rev. Rush K, Shipper of Boston
Robert s. Rantoul of Beverly, Adams Aver of Bos-
ton, John II. Haywood of Louisville, Dorman B.
Eaton of New York, and Charles E. Stevens of
Ware.
On recommendation of the committee, the
constitution was amended so that one half of
the council shall consist of new members each
year, one half of the oldest members annually
retiring.
The relations between public and religious
education was the subject of an elaborate ESSAY
by Rev. James De Normandie of Portsmouth
N IL. lhe speaker advocated neither 4 papal
nor a Protestant system of education, but
combination of both, broader and more extended
than either. He was opposed to the use of the
Bible in public schools, and thought that reli-
gouS training belonged to the Sunday school
alone; and that no public funds should be eX-
pended for sectarian education. The essay was
supplemented with the following resolutions,
which were adopted:
Whereas, the American idea of public education
is that the child of every citizen shall be provided
with the best opportunities for an education the
state can afford, according to the views of its best
educators; and
Whereas, by the law of the land expressly fixed
in the constitution of the states and of the nation
the government has right to force upon the citi
zen or his children religious instruction contrary
to his conscience; therefore
Resolved, that no obstacle be permitted to re-
nam when shall deprive any child of the grandes
means of being moulded into American life
Resolved, that we resist to the uttermost any at.
tempt to use one cent of the public funds for any
denOminatiOnal or sectarian purposes
Resolved, that yielding to no body of religious
worshippers in our reverence for the Bible and our
grateful acceptance of the truth it contains and
commenting it to every ones study, we neverthe-
less would not insist upon it essential or use
full part of our public school system.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26

Mrs. Greeley is still ia a precarious condition,
and exhibits tonight no symptoms Of improve
ment.
President Thiers has forbidden the sale of
caricatures of the eX-Emperor Napoleon and his
family.
Capt. William w. Low, United States navy.
OF Massachusetts,, has been ordered to the Phil
adelphia navy yard as executive officer Mas
ter John NJ. Hawley Of Massachusetts is de
tached from the Wyoming and ordered to
special duty in the Nicaragua survey.
Supervising Architect Mullett has gone north
on an official tour, and will visit Fall River upon
business connected with the erection of public
building there.
Inc SUSPENSIONS announced of L. W. Nathan
OF New York, stock broker, for whose account
various contracts were closed out
Hugh Mcguire, one of the oldest Catholic
priests in the United States, died in Brooklyn
yesterday, aged n.
EJudge Nelson has refused bail to the conduc-
tors of the Brooklyn Weekly Chronicle, accused
of libelling District Attorney Britton.
8An Albany dispatch says information has
been received there of the death of Charles T.
Perry, United States consul at Aspinwall
Senior Dardon, the new minister from Guate-
mala, was introduced by Secretary Fish to the
president yesterday morning. The usual speeches
of courtesy were interchanged
MDr. Samuel Gregg, a well known Boston ply
Sician, died yesterday, aged 70.
The entire family OF Isaac Rawls of Robertson
county, Tennessee, were poisoned few days
ago. Mrs. Rawls and a daughter have died,
while MIR. Rawls and another daughter and son
are dangerously i'll. IL is not known whether
the poisoning was accidental or Intentional
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
sunday NOtices.

Trinity church: Preaching at 10Js and "a, by
Rev. A. McKeOwn of Harvard street church, Cam.
bridge.
Old South church: The pastor, Rev w. NJ, Parry
Will I'd. a. preach tomorrow. Morning sermon
Echoes from Tabor" Afternoon sermon: Con
ies,' (seeQnd sermon Of the Neglected Lights
course) sabbath school at IL. Prayer and confer.
ence meeting at O'Clock
Church OF the Unity: Rev. j, c, Kimba for
merly Of Beverly, will preach morning and evening
Rev j. w. Keyes will preach at the Uliversalst
church tomorrow at l0]. NJ. and p. M
Rev. George w. Bosw0rth, d. D., will preach at
the Main street Baptist church in the morning.
Rev G, W. Philips will preach at the Piedmont
church Sunday farnOon, at az O'clock
Rev George Blagdel Stafford of Burlington, Vt.
will preach at the Central church Tomorrow.
Grace Church IN. Ed Walnut street; Rey, j , o.
Knowles, pastor. Services at 10Y A. NJ, 2k P. NJ,
and 7 evening. Seats free.
Temperance Hall, Foster street: A grand rally
will be made IN favor Of the A. M. Il. Church soci-
ETY. on sunday, 9th, for the purpose of raising
means to assist us in the purchaslng of lot
on which to build house of worship. Preaching
at l0IS a, NJ and ~ P, M, by the Rev. l. T. Hogs
lett OF New Bedford, Mass, and Rev. William d.
Lawes of Lynn, Mass. ANY contributions may be
sent to the pastor, Rey. z. l.. Stanford, No. "
SOuthbridge street.
Mission Chapel Preaching in German at 230 p.
NJ by Rev. h, w. DingeT, J, v. of the New York
district eastern German conference. After the SER
mon the Lords supper Will be administered. The
German public 0nd all understanding the language
are cordially invited to attend.
Sp,rituaists' Meeting; Miss Jennie Legs will lee
turd tomorrow afternoon and evening IN HOrticul-
tural hall services commencing at ~ and O'Clock.
Subject for the afeTn0Oui "Ihe Resurrection"
Subject Tor the evening" Marriage Seats free
TO ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
Abbreviated nisnniches.

The barque Camilla, Pulver, from the Arctic
ocean, with 1000 barrels of whale oil and 1906
pounds of bone, has just arrived at San Fran
cisco.
Sloop of war St. Mary's, last from Esquimalt,
has arrived from two years cruise.
A heavy rain storm prevails at Baltimore
with no prospect of abatiug, aud in consequence
the race of tue Maryland Jockey club is post
poned until Monday and Tuesday.
The tug z. p. Pratt exploded her boiler last
night while lying at tine dock in 0swego. The
crew left the tug about tea minutes before the
explosion, and were at supper at hotel.
BY collision on the New jersey railroad at
South Elizabeth, yesterday afternoon, a way
train was smashed completely to pieces by the
New York bound express train. Fortunately
there were no passengers on the former. The
other train was damaged and number of per-
son slightly bruised.
During the present month three persons have
been convicted in the criminal court at Wash
ington, charged with murder, two of whom are
under sentence Of deathi and two or three other
persons have been sentenced 10 the penitentiarv
Tor manslaughter
On and after the LIST of November, section if
teen Of the treasury regulations of May 9Th, 1871 ,
Will be amended so as to require that Transport
tation bonds be taken for ninety days when the
route of transportation is over 800 and not less
than 1000 miles; for four months when such
route is over 1000 and less than 1900 miles, and
for five months when the route is over 1900
miles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
Excitement Over Chicagos Sunday Law.
Mass Meetings of Hts Opponents and
Friends.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The question of enforcing
the Sunday law is the absorbing one just now,
among both the friends and opponents of the
law. Last evening there was a large meeting of
Germans at the Twelfth street Turner'S hall and
resolutions were passed condemning the law as
relic of Puritansm and an infringement upon
the constitutional rights of citizens declaring
that they would oppose it and use all means to
secure Its repeal; requesting the mayor to sus-
pend the enforcement of the law until the or
ganization of the new common council, and
pledging themselves stO support no candidates
for state, county or city officers who are not
known TO favor similar views on the subject
Speeches in accordance with the spirit of the
resolutions were made by Francis Lackner, pres
ident of the North American Turnerbund, Emil
DietSCh, a1d other prominent Germans.
There were also several meetings of temper
ance men in different quarters OF the city, which
were addressed by Rev. Robert Collyer, Rev Mr.
Parkhurst, Rev. W. A. Bartlett and others, who
expressed the determination to stand by the au-
thorities in sustaining and executing the law ut
all hazards.
AT meeting in the north division preliminary
steps were taken to place temperance ticket for
members of the legislature in the field.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
General Political INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Oct. PA Washington special
says that the senate committees will be re.
formed so as 10 deprive Messrs. Trumbull and
Schurz of charmanships. Mr.. Edmunds OF
Vermont is to be chairman of the judiciary
committee.
The extradition treaties between Spain and
this country do not cover the charges made
against Assemblyman Fields His friends
claim that he is sick in Havana.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Wm. K. Roberts, the
nominee Of Tammauy and the liberal republi-
cans for congress in the fifth district was EN-.
dorSed tonight by the Apollo hall convention.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-HOn. Homer W. Wheaton
OF Montpelier has been unanimously nominated
nntIIrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
COUNTY NEWS.

Samuel johnson Of Hardwick was drowned
while fishing in poapaug pond in Dana re-
Gently.
Tempeton has voted 10 exchange the first
mortgage bonds of the Ware River railroad for
second mortgage bonds, in order TO enable the
corporation to complete and equip its road.
j. +. Snow, j. W. Jenkins, NJ. D. Eaton, I. p.
Root and j, A. Rogers have been chosen as the
republican town committee in Barre for the Gu
suing year.
Wilcox Co. have obtained anotlierlease of
the mill on the east side OF the river, in Mill
vile, and will soon resume the manufacture Of
tocks and shoddy
AT n town meeting held in Shrewsbury on
Thursday, a committee was appointed to con-
slider the expediency OF building new aims.
house in place of the one destroyed by 6re last
week. The town also voted 10 purchase lot of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
20 raE .wOKOEsTER DAILY SPY
The San Juan Boundary Award.
The London Press Unhappy.

LONDON, Oct 25.-The award OF the Emperor
William i'm the San Juan case is severely COM
mented on by some of the London journals to-
day. The Times says: "rhe decision Of the
Emperor William OF Germany on the San Juan
boundary question is unsatisfactory, unclear
and indecisiye. but we accept it with loyal sub
missiveness." The Times also says: eve re-
pudiate as utterly absurd and baseleSs the charge
thar England intrigued at Berlin, with a view of
modifying the judgment of the emperor"
The Post considers the award as dangerous to
the interests and diplomatic reputation of En-
gland, as was the award OF the Geneva tribunal
1t gives-says the Post-the key to British
Columbia waters to the United States. This set
Element of the question hardly tends to improve
the relations now existing between England and
America.
The Telegraph and News reserve their crit-
cisms The Standard is silent npon the subject
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
Fnc1. for lhc Romnncer..

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Yesterday woman
died in this city in the miserable shanty of a
colored woman; and at the coroners inquest
held to-day verdict was rendered that the de-
ceased came 10 her death from congestion of the
brain, superinduced by blows inflicted on the
head by some person unknown to the jury, and
from intemperanoe and exposure, The coored
woman testified that the name Of the deceased
was Annie Dean, who had been living with her
off and on for five years; and Annie told her
that she married her fathers coachman in New
York and ran away from home, that her hus-
band left her, and that her iathers family was
yery rich, but had discarded her.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
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type, time IS cts; each subsequent nse ion cts,
week s2.75; weeks s4OO month ss.oo; year 81;
and the same proportionaiy for any number OF SONAR
Two lines for one week sl.OO; three lines sI25;
lines sisI; Ave lines sl5O. Local notices IS cents re-
line for each insertion Business notices Is cents re
line Obituary notices, resolutions, &C., l5cents per-
legal Advertisements oo per square for arst nsei 81
each subsequent insertion Scents
Special positions in the paper, and special iyes:
display will be charged extra rates. Cuts anG aouB
column advertisements allowed onlyto llmite,: esf,pt
snddouhle rates charged for the whole space occtc
ain WEEKLY SPT-First Insertion sL9l per sq,aIei
acknowledgment insertion 50 cents; months 81 .cn
year $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
Nev. York Civ New.-

New YORK, Oct. Pa delegation from the
independent German democratic party visited
Hon. VIM. F, Hayemeyer to-day and rendered
him their nomination for mayor Mr.. Have
meyer, in few appropriate words, accepted
Gen. Slocum has declined the assembly nom.
nation.
The Italian republican association has en-
dorSed O'Brien for mayor.
Bonded warehouse, No. 16 Beaver street, has
been robbed of cigars valued at $500.
The committee of seventy tonight endorsed
Josiah Sutherland for city judge, Benjamin X
Phelps for district attorney. and Adolph Kesslcr
tor coroner; and determined to print tickets
containing the names of their candidates, and
have good men in charge of their boxes on cleo,
tiOn day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-26
The Arctic wbn,,uR Fleet.

SAN Francisco, Oct, 24.-The whale ship
Camilla OF New Bedford arrived here tonight
from The Arctic ocean, with 1000 barrels oil and
10000 pounds bone. She reports Of the Arctic
Arnoda 4, Bart. Gosnold 8, Europa 0, Helen
Mar 4, Illinois 10, James Allen s, Jireh Perry &,
Josephine 10, Joseph Maxwell /, Lagoda 4, Live
Oak 5, louisa 4, Marengo 7, Midas 7, Nautilus
: Northern Light 3, Progress a. Tqmerlane l.,
trident ., Tr;-itnn J. A. Barnes 7, Chance I, Arc
tic 8, and X. w. Wood 8.
The barque Helen Snow of New Bedford had
been abandoned in the ice by her crew, but
about the LIST of August was taken out by the
ship Jireh Perry, which had her in charge The
barque Sea Breeze of New Bedford, before re-
ported as lost in the ice has turned up all right