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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
JAMES M. JOHNSTON,

"AVING added some Of the finest New Ma
ehinery tc the Shannondale FACTORY, now
in use in the Valley of Virginia, is prepared, and
will continue to manufacture
Wooden Goods.
Such as Lindseys, Fnlled and Plaid, Cloths,
Casimeres and Tweeds, and with his improved and
superior facilities, is satisfied that he will be able
to offer to the public an article Of GOODS, that
cannot be surpassed, ifeQualled, by any other es-
Enlistment
Baltimore Prices paid in CASH for WOOL.
He solicts orders.
Apr. l, lS7l-tf. JAS. NJ. JOHNS1oN.
p. $. Having experienced such heavy and Sc
we're losses by the late flood and having had to re-
pair and reft his Mill and Machinery throughout,
he must appeal to all who are indebted to come
forward and settle at once. Tie stands greatly IN
need Of every dollar that's due. ). NJ. ).
April l. lS7l-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
New Groceries

I HAVE just purchased for cash, general
| Stock OF Family Groceries which am deter
minod to sell for Cash, at as low prices as can be
purchased elsewhere in the county. Give INC a
call and be convinced. EssPecselny,
June /, lef. ". ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
Private Sale
Valuable Real Estate.


V,HE undersigned, Executor of George 1sler,
will sell at Private Sale, the fine farm OF which
the late George Isler died siesed and possessed,
~ miles from the town Of Charlestown, on the
County road leading to summit Point. both Of
which places are on the line of the Winchester d
Potomac Railroad, and afford fine. markets Tor the
sale of produce. Said farm contains about
Two Hundred and Fifty Eight
ACRES OF GOOD LIMESTONELAND, between
40 and so acres of which is in VALUABLE TIM
Der. Il adjoins the lands Of Bushrod G. Wash
ington, Henry Davenport, Esqs., aud others, and
is very convenient to Mills Churches and Schools.
The Improvements consist Of comfortable
DIV EI,LING HOUSE and Out Buildings, never
failing Well of pure water, Pond for cattle, stock,
&C., &c. The farm (all things consderedg Ia one
of the most desirable in the fertile County Of JET
erson.
TERMS ACCOMMODATING:
JOSEPH CRANE,
March 81, ls7O-tf Executor of Geo. lsler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
COACH NIAKING

COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In all its branches, guarantying the best work
manship and satisfactory terms. We intend to
largely increase the business and make to order,
aud also to keep hand for sale CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS and LIGHT WAC
ONS of the most approved patterns, and of supe-
rior materials, and warrant every article to be
recommended. We shall have in our employ some
OF the hands who, for twenty years or more, were
employed by Mai. w. j. Hawks and also have the
benefit Of his presence and advice, and it will be
the endeavor OF the new firm 20 maintain the repu-
tation of HAWKS COACH FACTORY. Old
Carriages taken in exchange for new work. On
hand, constantly, Secondhand work which will
be disposed Of at moderate figures.
In addition to the above, we purpose giving our
attention to Il general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horses and vehicles of every de-
scrpti0n for the accommodation of the public.
A. STUMP.
a. W. HAWKS.
August 10, lS71-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
To Farmers and Others.


Z, HENRY HOLLAND, the celebrated Machinist,
,j having leased the Shops lately occupied By
Hiram O'Bannon, and having secured the services
of No | Smith, intends conducting general
BLACKSMITHLNG
Business-in all its Misunderstanding, DC, Ag-
ricultural Implements, &c. Will also Repair all
manner Of Machinery used by farmers and others.
Threshipg Machines, Reapers, Mowers, Wheat
Drills, Buggy Rakes, Fans, Shelters, Straw CUT
ters, &C. He is also getting up new invention
for planting corn. sows correct, both ways, two
rows at time. VIII try it this year. Grandcst
invention OF the age.
Let me say just here bring in your machines
early. Ny engagements are such thattimo is pre-
cious He will also putin Iron Cogs when broken
out Those he put in last year gave entire salts
faction.
TO THOSE WORKING STEAM ENGINES.
He will pack Piston and other Rods; set Slide
Valves and put her in proper beat; Re-Babit
Bearings; put in Set Screws; make and repair
KEYS and Gibs; adjust Quarter Boxes; set up
Rings on follower; head Repair Valves; connect
Pipes caulk Flues, 4c., and many other repairs
highly necessary for the running of the same.
He will also put up the Common or the Force
Pump (Iron) in Cisterns.
Hard study and experience for the last fifteen
years have made him equal with the times. He
expresses himself thankful for the patronage of
Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke, and now wants 70
give to good old Jefferson his best talent and time.
Terms satisfactory.
Charlestown, April 6, ls72-h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
ARTEsIAN WELLS.

TIVE undersigned would announce to the public
! that he is prepared to Drill from the bottom
Of Wells tina thave failed or to Drill NEW WELLS
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms Address A. J.. MILLER,
April 49, lS72-gm At Winchester, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
BoardcrS Wanted.

TI'WO respectable young men can be accommo
dated with Board aud Lodging, by appli
cation TO MRS. j. w. BELLER.
Charlcstown, March 30, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-27
1872. Terms Cash 1872.

ENOR the year 1872 my terms will be Cu.h or
/ will accommodate prompt paying customers
80 days. Prompt payment will be required OF
those indebted. Respectfully,
Jan. 6, 1872. W. EBI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-03
A " Ell PROGRES0."

Debemos una respuesta 4 EI Pro
greso que nos ha consagrado un arti-
culo ell dia p y dos ell 20. Vamos 4
ser breves, pero explfcitos.
Celebra nuestro colega que nos de-
claremos libre -cambistas y de aqui
SAGA deducciones que no tienen razon
de ser porque no hemos hecho tai de-
claracion. Dijimos al contraro que no
S0na0S eScIaU0s de niNgum sistema poll
ticO NJ ECoN6MICo; que es nucstro OBJ
Jeto supreme Ia conservatism de las IS
las de Puerto Rico g Cuba espoj7olas,
pr6sper0s q pacNcas. Y ahora anadi-
mos, que 81 para conseguir este fin es
necesarlo Ser prohibicionistas, sere-
mos prohibicionistas; 81 es menester
ser absolutistas, absolutistas seremos,
81 republicanos, seremos republicanos.
SOmos partidarios de la Revolution de
Setiembre porque trata de salvar la
naclonalldad espanola de las Antillas V
castiga ejemplarmente a los que in
sultan nuestro siempre respectable pa
pbellon;s serlamos sus enemigos 81 ira
tara de perderlas siguiendo las indca-
clones de los que acohsejan la adop-
clon de. sistemas contrarios los que
quieren los leales defensores de Es-
pana en- Cuba. Por eso-repetimos con
el Sr. Sagasta, a ,pesar de- los sofismas
de Al Progres0:: SalUense las AntiUas
aMnq~e peTeScaa los pri'ecipios. So
ST, isiguiendo las doctrinas del Iibre
camblo, Sc saprimen, por ejempIo, los
derechos diferenciales de bandara V
con esta medida Sc mata la marina
mercante espanola que es la razon de
ser de la marina de guerra que hoy
nos hace respetar en- America, soinos
prohibicionistas ac6rrimos; 81 sin aflo-
jar los v1ncu.os -sagrados que nos unen
al resto de la naoion y para mayor
prosperidad de estas proyincias, halla
mos medios de apEcar los sistemas
libre- cambstas con esperanzas buen
sexito, libre- -eambistas somosa Lea bien
nuestro colega elsegundo editorial del
BoLETIN del "a y vera que al decir
que estudiamos Economic politica en-
los maestros del libre cambio, no nos
declaramos partidarios nj no partida~
rios del sistema. a4oa aaa.l s
IL aqueimpl[citamentea nteaseguranues-
tro colega que sus diputados estan por
Ia suspension de la contribution di-
recta, preguntamosle: 81 son partida-
rios de Ia SUPPRESSION della contribution
territorial .5c6mo nos asegur6 repeti-
!l'ls las yeces q H hg2res0 cue nunea sus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-03


Fcular, del cual tenemos la honra de
ser INTERPRETERS, hemos correspondent
hasta aquf del mejor modo possible,
zen 10 adelante .redoblaremos nuestros
esfuerzos para hacer del BoLETIN un
peri6dico digno de la ilustracion de
sus lectores. 7 81, como es de esperar,
sigae admentando el n1mero de nues-
tros abonados, introduciremos otras
mejoras que no Sc nos oculta necesita
todavia ell peri6dico para llcgar a la
altura en- que deseamos verlo colocado.
r lFelici.amos 4 -nuestros correligio-
narios por ell aspecto conservador que
ha tornado la poI(tica espanola respec-
to 4 las Antillas, por la actitud ver-
daderanlente imponente que, segun
telGgrama. que habran visto nuestros
leetores en- el ndmero anterior, Ea to-
mado la opinion plblica en- la PENN
suta y por los adelantamlentos que en-
pocos dias sc nan hecho en- la paci-
ficacion de la isla hermana, Gracias 4
Dlos, la Espana revoIucionaria ha com
prendido que no son las doctrinas de
Azcarate y de Labra las que pueden
hacer recobrar el reposo y la prospe
ridad 4 las, hasta 1868, sicmpre fell
ccs, pr6spefas v tranquilas provincias
ultramarinas Y cuando en- una nacion
cuyo gobierno descansa sobre ia OPT
Mon pilblica, esta opinion Sc pronun
cia decididamente por una polftica es-
pamela mas bien quo de partido, cua-
lesquiera que sean los hombres que
esten en- ell poder, y los que 10 estan
hoy son dignlsimos defensore~ de Ia
honra patra, tienen que atemperarse
a 10 que exige la opinion del pals &
caer desprestigiados para dejaf sus
puestos a otros que sepan interpretar
mejor la voluntad nacional.
Bien empieza, pues, el ano de 1872
para G! partido liberal-conservador.
Esto no obstante, no debemos ere
ernos va victoriosoS y dornIirnos mad
vertidos; al contrario; ahora que st ha
oividado un tanto en- la Peninsula e
esp1ritu de partido despertandose Ell
camblo ell esplritu slempre grande y
generoso del patriotismo, debemos
coadyuvar con nueStros esfuerzos i
los que hacen nueStros hermanos de
la Peninsula y de Cuba para que cess
va ese punado de incendiarios dc in
sultar q la bandera espano]a y para
que cese va tambien en- las Anti.las
la polltica mezquina de partido y st
inaugure una po!ftica patr6tica, nacio
nal, intransigentemente espanola; que
con los amargos desenganos recibi-
dos, no deben tolcrar mas los par
tidos liberales de la Metr6poli que
nadie haga de sus principles un arma
contra la integridad del suelo espanoI
en- America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-03
De COMO Sc VIVE
Ey Eos PAESEs RERUBLHCANOs.

Despues de recibida de Caracas la
Acarta 4 que nos referimos en- nuestro
N1mero del % ha legado nuestras
mancs otra escrita en- la Guaira que
no solo confrma las tropelfas de que
eran objeto aquellos habitantes, sino
que Sc nos incluye un decreto expe-
dido por ell Jefe Civil del distrito de
Vargas que q Eaberse dadoa por ell
Captain General de Cuba 8 de Puer-
to Rico, ell mundo laborante habria
puesto el grito en- el cielo pidiendole
rayos para aniquilar la tiranta espa
Nola.
No queremos hacer los tristes CO.
mentarios q que Sc presta ell docu-
mento Official que va continuation.
Unicamente subrayamos las palabras
sobre las cuales deseamos lamar la
atencion de esos ilusos que Green en-
las promesas de los que hablando
siempre de tira~Sa ydeg@gos espazo1es
no tienden sino privarnos de la
paz y de la verdadera libertad que
disfrutamos q la sombra benefca del
pabellon de Castillo para ser ellos
los verdaderos tiranos del pueblo, los
expoliadores de'las gentes honradas,
de las gentes que trabajan. FGense
nuestros lectores en- ell considerable
4o en- que Sc proclama no solo Ia POI
Utica preventive, sino ell imperio bruA
tai de la fuerza, ell gobierno tirAnico
del sable: f6ense en- Ell artfculo IL en-
que Sc proclama la polftica inquisi-
torial, la arbitrariedad del espionaie
= la secuestra1ion de todas las pros
piedades agrfcolas de lacosta:fi fijense
% Q! articulo u dpnde % atenta con,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-03
A NUESTR0s' LECToRES.

Faltarfamos a un deber de gratitud
y de cortesfa 81 al inaugurar nuestras
tareas period1sticas del ano que co
mienza no las empezasemos, como 10
hacemos, saludando afectuosamente 4
,nuestros constantes favorecedores V
manifestandoles que les deseamos to-
da clase de prosperidades. Impossible
es que quien escribe para un p1blico
del cual ha recibido tan senaladas
muestras de deferencia y aprecio CO.
mo ha reci5ido la actual Redaccion
del BoLETIN, no sienta en- su corazon
una profunda simpatfa hacia esos de;-
conocidos amigos que leen constante-
mente esas paginas effmeras trazadas
suceslyamente bajo distintas impre-
stones. Entire el periodista y ell lector
establecese una corriente contfnua de
ideas que ACADIA q veces por identif-
car ael modo de pensar de ambos.
amanda Q aborreciendo ell segundo 10
4ue: ell primero anna 8 aborrece. En-
este precisamente consiste ell poder
que ee]erce la prensa en- la p6blica
opinion.
Pero esta Redaccion tiene especia-
les motives porque estar agradecida
al pdblico. Nadie ignora en- las espe-
clales circlnstancias en- que nos hici- |
1855 zsszas s1s ~ - zsr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-03
NOTICIAS DE NUEVA-YORK[.
Del Herald traducimos los siguien

Del Herald traducimos los siguien-
tes telegramas:
Habana, diciena6re 19.-Mr. Eduar
do Gassier, el baritone, ha sido en-
terrado con gran pompa hoy. El CO.
nocido cantante Tamberlick pronnn-
ci6 en- ell cementerio un sentido dis
curse.
Ell DR.. J. A. Howard que hace
tempo esta en- Cienfuegos encausa-
do pcr prestar auxilio a los rebeldes,
ha sido al fin juzgado, convicto y
sentenciado q ocho amos de encierro.
Su causa ha sido remitida a la apro-
bacion del captain general Valmase-
da, quien probablemente 10 indultara
6 le conmutara su sentencia por un
perfodo mas corto de prision.
Wdshimgtom, diciembre 21.-El pre-
sidente Grant ha expedido hoy la
siguiente proclama de reciprocidad
con Espa1la:
Por cuanto un informe satisfacto-
rio Sc me ha comunicado por con-
ducto deD. Mauricio Lopez Roberts,
enviado extraordinario y ministro
plenipotenciario de S. NJ. ell rey de
Espaf1a, en- que consta que ell gobier-
no de aquel pals ha abolido los de-
rechos diferenciales hasta ahora im-
puestos sobre las mercancfas impor-
tadas de todos los demas paises, ex-
cepto para las islas de Cuba y Pto.-
Rico, en- Espara & eislas adyacentes
en- buques de los Es;ados- Unidos,
cuya abolicion tendra efecto 1esde
el 1c del pr6ximo venidero enero;
Por tanto 20, Ulises S. Grant, pre-
sidente de los Estados-Uni de
America, en- virtud de la authorization
de que me halo investido por acta
del Congreso del Z de enero de 1924
Y por ell acta adicional del "a de ma
yo de 1928, por la presente, declare
y proclamc, que partir de dicho dia
primero de enero pr6ximo, y mien-
tras las mercancfas importadas, ex-
cepto en- las islas de Cuba y Puerto
Rico, en- los puertos de Espafla y sus
islas adyacentes, en- buques pertene-
cientes q los Estados- -Unidos est6n
libres de esta imposition; quedan
exentos de derechos diferenciales y
de cualesquiera otros de esta 1ndole
que hayan sido impuestos sobre mer-
cancfas importadas en- los Estados-
Unidos en- buques espanoles, excepto
los que vengan de Cuba y Puerto
Rico, quedando, por 10 tanto, aboli-
dos y suspensos los mencionados de-
rechos. En- fe de 10 cual frmo la pre-
sente sellandola con ell selIo de los
Estados-Unidos. Dada en- WasIing-
ton 4 19 de diciembre del aGlo de
1871 y Sc de la Independence de los
Estados- Unidos.-U. S. Grant.-Por
ell Presidente, Hamilton Fish, Secre-
tario de Estado.
Haba'aa, diciemDre 21.-Ha llegado
I'm trasporte hoy con mil soldados
para reforzar ell ejercito Ell 10 fon
dec en- esta bahia la fragata espanola
blindada de guerra Arapiles, proce-
dente de la Peninsula.
Ell Herald trae un despanho de Me-
jico que encabeza con ell siguiente
epfgrafe MEJ1co.-E1 prOtcctoradO
americana sozanae'ate es 10 que puede
sa1var al pats de Ia ruiaa. Rein0 el
caos en- toda la repablca. FL moribun-
do sobierno de Jwwes sigae lucAa'sdO.
Nos creemos dispensados de ira
ducir el texto del despacho fechado
ell II en- M@jico. Ell encabezamiento
basta y sobra para que nuestros lee
torres vayan viendo como Sc vive en- los
p0iSes Ibres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-03

: - = .
"Teniendo detras de nosotros 4 Ia
Penfnsulatoda esimpatiza con tnues-
tros patri6ticos esfuerzos, V 4 Cnha
que nos secundara con la enerofa ona
sus her5icos habitantes saben desnle-
gar; contando con ell apoyo de todos
los hombres mas importantes v ricos
de Puerto Rico, insulares v peninsn.
lares; teniendo una fe ciega en- nnes-
tros principles y entera conciencias de
10 que podemos infu en- los destinos
de esta provincial; solo nos resta adu
mar nuestra multiple actividad, excl
tar la generosidad de los tflnidos ! de
los tibios, desenga1ar q los ilusos !
proteger efcazmente q aouellos de
nuestros correligionarios diseminados
por los caInpos que son. ohieto de
coacclones y violencias insidiosas pa
ra que Sc adhiefan votos y nantes
'aclones yergonzosas que su concien-
'ia repagna'R 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-13
Ito the Associnted Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec. t2.-The select committee
to investigate the alleged credit mobilicr bribery
today agreed upon a line of examination to be
pursued. Cakes Ames and Mr. McComb we're
present with their counsel. The only witness
examined was Speaker Blaine No further rei.
able information is obtained, all parties having
been pledged to secrecy, The committee meets
tomorrow.
heard Secretary Boutwell, on the subject of a
commission for negotiating the new loan, but
will take no action until prominent bankers
shall have been heard.
The senate committee on naval affairs to-day
held another meeting on the house bill authoris-
ing the construction of six new sloops of war
Secretary Robson stated his views in favor of
providing for ten vessels, and it is believed that
the committee will amend the bill accordingly
Subcommittee. consisting of Cragin and Nor
riIl OF Maine, was appointed to prepare amend
ments and report tomorrow.
The bill which passed the house to-day au-
thorizes the secretary Of the treasury to issue
coupon bonds in exchange for registered bonds,
provided the expense Of such exchange be paid
by the owner of the bonds. 1t appears that
while the secretary had authority to change
coupon bonds into registered bonds, he had no
corelativc authority to change registered bonds
into coupon bonds, and consequently the latter
bonds, on account of the facility of transfer
commanded higher prices in Europe than regis
tered bonds, This bill places the two classes on
an equality by making them interchangeable.
The house deficiency bill reported to day APP
propriateS 81 800, Goo including S2030 C0 for the
payment Of the Albemarle prize money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-13
Thc rnnngnrnI nr r.rn.ihen1 n.erao

CITY OF MEXICO, Dee. 3, via Havana.-On
the day Of the Inauguration of President Lerdo,
the streets were crowded. and there was much
enthusiasm in the evening. All public buildings
and many private houses were Illuminated The
president, in his address to congress, promises
that he will himself obey the constitution as the
supreme law of the land, and enforce obedience
to.it. He cites his course during his late tenn
porary incumbency of the office of president as
proof that he will maintain union among the
MeXicans, the complete liberty of the press and
rights II individuals, and hopes at the terminus
ton of his term to be able to say, "rhe civil
wars are finished, public confidence restored,
and the republic Tranquil" The president ex-
presses the hope that Mexico, after so many
years OF war, may obtain the benefits of lasting
peace. He will maiutain perfect harmony be-
tween federal and state governments, cultivate
the friendship Of foreign nations, and be ready
to make new treaties with all nations that may
desire to live in friendly relations with Mexico.
Senior Lemus, president of congress, replied
TO the inaugural address OF the president, and
the minister of Spain made speech in behalf
OF the diplomatic corps.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-13
Sudden pcn,h OF Edwin FORREST

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-Edwn FORESTS SER
wants repaired to his room shorty before ten
this morning, as it was later than his usual
hour for coming down. They found him lying
on the bed apparently suffering from apoplexy,
He he had been exercising with dumb bells and
had evidently nearly completed dressing, having
been adjusting his necRtie when overpowered.
He died in about half an hour after. He leaves
uoimmedate relatives, his only sister having died
several years since.
PniLADEbpHIA Dec. 12-Herald special
This morning, at half past ten, Edwin Forrest
was found by his servant In dying condition.
Not appearing at his usual hour at the break
fast table the anxiety OF the household was eX-
cited and repairing TO his room the servants
discovered him lying on the bed gasping for
breath and struggling for life with all the power
of his vitality. Physicians were at once sum-
mOned to his bedside and every appliance was
used for his relief; but in half an hour from the
discovery Of his illness the great American ira
gtdian was a corpse. IL was Forests habit daily
to exercise with dumb bells in the morning be-
fore breakfast and he had evidently been en-
gagged in his customary exercise when he was
seized with an apopletic fit. His necktie was
partially adjusted, and he had otherwise com
pleted dressing for the day.
when the news spread throughout his native
city, hunters OF his friends i0Cked to his resi-
deuce, corner Of Broad and Masters streets, and
Mr.. Forests bedroom was soon thronged.
1t is understood Mr.. Forrest leaves no suryiy-
ing relatives. 1t is reported that he left no will,
hut this is highly improbable, as Mr.. Forrest is
known to have been very precise and careful IN
the Conduct OF his legal affairs, and could hard
y have neglected so important matter. lie is
| supposed to have owned considerable property
| in New York, and TO have been a large holder
Of y lited States securities. No arrangements
have yet been made for the funeral, but the
death Of tile master of the American drama will
doubtless bring together vast concourse of its
l III Il q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-13

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 12.-The steamer
Montana arrived at San Diego this evening with
all the passengers and treasure OF the steamship
Sacramento. The day after the ship struck the
reef the passengers landed at San Geronimo
island, 100 miles in a southerly direction
from San Diego, and ten miles from
the man land. The reef was nine miles from
this island. Bedding and provisions were
landed for the use Of passengers without sin
gle accident. The steamer Will be a total loss
though if fine weather continues some Of the
cargo and fixtures may be saved.
The captain and twenty five officers and crew
remained in charge Of the wreck. The pas
sengers and treasure will he transhipped to this
port. The Montana will sail for Panama al
daylight, Friday. The total amount of treasure
on the Sacramento was 5,64S
A later dispatch from San Diego, dated 6 :8j
P. NJ, says the Sacramento is fast breaking up,
and there is no hope that she can be saved.
Two hundred and twenty tons of cargo from
New York and 100 tons from Mexico are on
board