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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
From Cape May.

Tho final separation OF the Wilmington guests
from the others at the Ocean House, Cape May,
took place. on Monday, and it was a sorrowful
parting The associations and endearments
winch n couple of months sojuurn at the seaside
had formed were solemnly broken, and friend
liam Candy returned yesterday. The Island il
greatly thinned out now and but few persons
iinger by the ees. The Ocean House has had a
reasonably good patronage, this season. On
Sunday last there were 1853 guests stopping there.
Col Sawyer's popularity increases with each sea
Hon to be accounted for only by the excellent
skill and Judgment with which lie manages his
house and the satisfaction which h. gives all his
pneAiA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

One drunk makes up the police report since
yesterday.
The Democratic City Executive Committee will
honoeforth hold nightly meetings until the cam
paign is closed.
Chief Engineer of the Water Works Gallagher
advertises elsewhere for proposals for furnishing
supply Of lumber.
Stephen Davis backs out of his proposal to
build the new public school house. Webb and
Seeds are the two next lowest bidders.
The iron bridge which is to supersede the
wooden structure across the SusquehannA at
Havre de Grace will be built in this city.
The seth monthly meeting of the Union Loan
was held, last evening, when $500 were sold ct
Toe $l400 at 64c 5000 81 60c, and $500 ct 57c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
The ue-nwnre rribane,

The weekly edition of the COMMERCIAL, which
is issued to-day, is All admirable number Of that
excellent family Journal Its table Of contents
commends it to all the people of the Peninsula.
1t contains the very full reports of the Great
Storm which were published, from day to day, n
the COMMERCIAL, and is the only complete &C.
count OF tue damage which can now be obtained
our Philadelphia letter, with notes of travel in
Europe correspondence from the Brandywine
summit Camp Meeting full local reports edi-
toria articles, &c. The subscriptions price Of
the TR, BuNE is only S2 per annum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
The CIavtou House
ARRIVALS UP TO 1.sO P. NJ. TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 P. NJ, TODAY
Herman Winter, Brooklyn.
W. F. Carter, BALTIC.
T. s. Kaliske, New York.
]. B. Ratcliffe. BALTIC.
Geo. Hall, Providence.
NJ. s. Kahn, New York.
O. @. Rosenberg, Phila.
M. L. Rosenthal, "
VIM Il Brown andlady' PhilA
VIM H Brown. Jr.
Annie Brown.
h 4 Painter; West Chester
VS. Windle,
VIM D Rodgers, Phils
Thos Dixon, wife, nurse, and child, Baltimore
George Lendren, Phila.
1T Kinney, Trenton, N. ].
ii V B Jacobs, -
Wm A Hallett, Boston.
Mrs. g Boughman, Summit Bridge
W ID Bush City.
WS Auchincloss, f
Col q + Finegan, "
A Morrison. Trenton N j.
II Peck, Boston, Mass.
George West d wi. Phila.
7 Feary, Albany, N. J,
W. Darhin and wife, Phila.
W. Courtensy, New York.
NJ. Carloo,
]. @. Higgins, "
Jno. Evans. City.
@. W. Ream, Reading.
L. T. Palmer and Lady. Danvlle, III.
Alfred Bolton. Williamsport, Pa.
ID. Il. Spear, Phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
KxcuraIenn,

THE P. o. 8. OF A.-THE WASHINGTON 9. +. EN-
CINE Co.-THE GERMAN I. N. @. A.
The P. o. s. of A, made very pleasant ex-
cursion to Mt Cuba yesterday. Though not sc
largely attended as was desirable, the pleasures
of the day was not curtailed on that account
The time was principally spent in rambling
dancing. and wsltzing. Professor Ritchie fur.
nished the music.
The Washington Steam Fire Engine Co., started
from French street wharf this morning at 61k
O'Clock, on thesteamer Ironsides. for an excursion
to Cape NAV. Between 500 and 800 were aboard
accompanied by Prof. Ellinger's City Oornet
Band.
The German Young Mems Christian Assooia-
ton and friends filling two cars went on an ex-
cursion to-day to Mt. Cuba.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28

The National Commercial Convention, which
was called 10 meet at Pittsburg on September I'd,
has been postponed until the 25th of November !.
The National Convention of the various ltali-
an societies of the United. States, began its an
nual session IN st. Louis yeater lay. DeleBates
we've nresent from New York, Philadelphia, Bal
trmore, Cincinnati, Chicago, Richmond and
Louisville.
Senator Casserly as a member OF the Senate
Committee on Transportation, held aconference
with commit tee OF the San Francisco Chamber
of Commerce Oh Tuesday, when Q. ). Capp was
appointed to collect statistics III Caiiorlla' ote'
gon and Nevada.
The Supreme Court Of South Carolina yester-
dav derlde the case of Morton, Bliss Co..
bondholders, against the State Of South Carolina.
TIa decision, which covers 100 pages OF lega
! cap. isl''adyerse to the taxpayers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Dowm Among the FraIt Farms.

A PENNSYLVANIA EDITORS OPINION OF THE ROSS
FARM
Y. s. Walter, editor of the Chester Republican.
was recently visiting down the State, and this is
what he writes of the farm of OK Gov. Ross, near
Seaford
While here an opportunity was offered to Wis
it the peach honse upon his premises. and wit
ness this operation Of sorting culling the fruit
The farm of Ex-Governor Ross-a model one in
every respects managed by his sons, iutelli-
gent and industrious young men. It contains
eight hundrbd acres, three hundred of which are
in peaches, pears, apples and small fruits. It ia
said, he has cleared this season on the latter
crop alone, 10000, and that, including his peach
and other crops. he will net $40 900 this year.
Through the courtesy of son of the proprietor.
for whose attentions we are under obligations, an
opportunity was offered for half hours ride
through one of the extensive peach orchards.
The trees were loaded with fruit, most
of them containing from four to five
baskets. It is estimated that his crop
will reach twenty thousands baskets all
OF which have been sold at high figures, to be
delivered at the station nearly at his own door.
To gather this crop he has had nearly four hum
dred persons employed at one time. Many acres
OF the fram are used in the cultivation OF the
strawberry, Wilson blackberry, and there is
vineyard on the farm loaded with grapes, which
will be ready to market within the next week
It is estimated that this crop will reach nearly
twelve tons. One hundred and forty acres Of
good corn, and a corresponding quantity Of
wheat and oats are the cereals grown this season
upon this fine farm. The most casual observer
cannot fail to see that the farming business OF
Ex-Governor Ross is managed with system care
and good judgment, and to this may be attribu-
ted his success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Indian Territory,

REPORTED INDIAN MASSACRE AT FORT srLL.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 2S.
special despatch from Waco, Texas, says
that the stage driver brings the news that large
body OF Indians surprised and captured Fort Sill,
Indian Territory, massacreing the women and
children and nearly half Of the Fourth United
States cavalry.
The Agent of the Associated Press at New Or
leans has telsgraphed for confirmation ef the
report.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Reatster's Nnttfes.

II EGISTER's OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. goth, 1873.
Upon the application Of William s. Hilles and
john s. Hilles, Executors of Samuel Htles, late OF
wilmington City In said County. deceased IL IL or
dered and direc ed by the Register that the Ex-
ecutors aforesaid, give notice OF the granting OF
Letters Testamentary, upon the Estate of the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days from
the date of such letters, in six Of the most public
places of the County of New Castle requiring all per-
sons having demands against the Estate to present
the same or abide by Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the DAILY CoN-
MERCIAL. a newspaper published in Wilmington,
and to be continued therein for three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of once OF
fl 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written B. GIBBS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attcsted to the Executors on or before August
2Oth 1874 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN y. HILLhS.
Address, Wilmington, Del aug2l-SW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
MaaRRehusells.

GREAT RIRE AT aLoUoEsTER.
GLOUCESTER, Aug 28.
A fire here, last night, destroyed four or five
blocks including the premises of the Cape Ann
Aduerti1er. Loss $50 900 to 100000.
SUICIDE OF ". 8. BOYLE.
BosroN, Aug. 28.
VS.. Boyle, Of Lynn, of the firm of W. B.
Boyle 4 Sons, shoe manufacturers, and Presi-
dent Of the First National Bank, of Lynn, ,suicid-
ed. last night. He cut his throat in bath tub
In the U. S. Hotel in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
From Phlla deIphla-

A "xuI" OPENED IN THE SHADOW OF THE CITY
OF BRorHERLY LOVE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28.
A party of rowdies assembled at Point Airy on
the lower part Of smiths Island opposite the city,
to witness prize fight between John @. Dono-
van and James Murray. The police interfered
and captured the principals and ten others, who
are held to answer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28

Although the election in Maine is only week
distant, the political campaign is very dull.
The drill of the San Francisco cadets in New
York last night, was witnessed by nearly 1000 per-
sons, including General Shaler and other mill
tary officers. The movements Of the cadets are
said to have been executed with promptness and
precision unknown to the National Guard and
regiments" of New York city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
THIRD EDITION.
France.
THE runEArrNEp BREAD PANIC.

THE THREATENED BHEAD PAFIU'
PARIS, Aug 28.
The Cabinet meeting resulted in no action re-
garding the duty on grain. the Cabinet holding
that the Government had no right to abolish
duty without action of the Cortes.
MARSHAL BAzAINE's TRIAL.
The trial of Marshal Bazaine cannot be held at
Csmpigne, as contemplated by the government
as that town has no accommodations. The
place of trial is not yet designated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28

The Brandywine summit oamp-meeting was
fully opened yesterday. Our correspondent de-
Bcribes, elsewhere, the opening services His
letters have been rsad with great interest, not
only by Methodists, but by our people general
". They will be continued.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Commercial ReportS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 28.
Cotton quiet, 1917 to 2O1Sc. Flour qniet SUI
pertine So 50DI; extras S4GD5 50; Pennsylvania
extra family $725@s rs. Wheat dull red s1 .63
@$1 67. Corn quiet yellow 62c. Oats 40@47c
Whiskey is advancing, with sales at LILO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
NIinstrelsy.

On Saturday evening next the amusement sea-
s1n will be opened by minstrel performance at
the Opera House by Carncross Il Dixey. They
will present new burlesque. entitled the big
Modoc Indian" upon this occasion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
RaiIroad Accident.
COLLISION IN WEST VIRGINIA.

COLLISION IN WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Aug. 2S.
A columbus express train, going west, last
night collided with freight train at MoundVilie.
VIM Hendricks, the engineer of the express,w
killed. Ten male and one lady passengers were
injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
The Broken Gable.

TIE EFFORT TO RAISE 1T SUCCESSFUL.
LONDON, Aug. %.
The Great Eastern succeeded in raising tie
roken cable, but the fault was found to be still
1rther Eastward. The attempt will be renewed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Rev York.
surornE OF A nANK oFFIcIAL.

POUUHKEEPsIE, hUVs 90
Cashier Rosanguest, of the First National
Bank at Tarrytown, committed suicide, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
churches in the U. -.

The following is the total number of churches
in the u s., with their edifces, sittings and val
ue of church property, made up from the census
OF 1870:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28

The FLOODS IN N. 1.-The late floods which
were so destructive of property down the State
seemed to extend in the same belt across the
river into Jersey. The people of Salem county
were the worst sufferers and it is estimated that
the damage done in that county alone mostly to
mills ia upwards of $50 900,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28

SH-Persons leaving the city for the summer and
wishing to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them, will please send us their address, Where the
psper is desired for less than month the postage
had best be prepaid at this oflice. BY prepayment
Of postage by stamps, regularity Of delivery will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
SECOND EDITION.
New Brunswick. .

DEATH OF THE sEcY. OF AMERICAN TOTAL ABsTI-
NENoE SOCIETY.
ST. JoHN's, Aug. 2s.
John o'Bryen, Secretary Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Society of America, died here yester-
day,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Weather Record.
REPoRr OF TIE SIGNAL sERvIoE.

REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.
Probabilities Light to fresh N. E. to 8. E.
winds, lower temperature rising barometer, and
areas OF light rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28

Lewis st. Clair. aged q, of Williamsburg, N. Y,
las been aTt sted for felonious assault upon a
rl Of nine years, which will result in her death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Travel Resumed.

Travel was fully resumed over the Delaware
Railroad to-day. The breach at the canal CROSS
ing has now been filled with treste bridge, and
the first train passed over in safety, this morn
ing. This evening, the regular accommodation
passenger train will resume its trips at 35, and
the peach trains will come north as usual
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
M. cling the Necessities of the cnnal TT

M cling the Necessities of the CaaaI Traffic
For the present, and until the repairs to the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal are completed,
Messrs Clyde 4 20. have established line OF
st eam communication between Philadelphia, Al
exandria, Washington and Georgetown by sea.
The Empire, perfectly sea-worihy steamship,
will make weekly trips leaving Philadelphia on
Saturday. Bush's Steam Freight Line will run
in connection with the Enterprise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
CARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Neural-
Ria Local Pains, Weakness Lameneas &C. They
supply gentle now constant electricity and have
wider range OF use and help IN the above named
class OF troubles than the ordinary battery Sold BY
E. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
II TO EXCURsI0NIsFs
THE WILMINGTON 4 READING R. R. CO.,
invite the attention OF
ExCuRsIoNIsTs AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
to their
New Picnic Grounds, at Lock-
ards Bridge.

This ground is beautifully situated on the Banks
Of the BrandywiDe, about ~ miles north OF VIII
mington and 81 miles from Reading; has ample sup
ply Of water and ter No charge is made for use
OF grounds. Rates reasonable.
For Information apply to P. M. Ermentrou', Gen.
eral Ticket Agent, Coatesvillei Geo. A. LeMaisres
Agent Wilmington, c. SToLz, Gen supt
IeI6-tf Coatesvile
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
DAtFH Goaaert;af.
LENkINs : ATKINS o.

WILMER ATKINSON. Publisher.
ss-FOr Terms, sso, See Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Succus RELLApoN, OoNII.
MEDICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief OF mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
sold wholesale and ret all by
r. BRINGHERST 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market streete.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Aeisj advertisements.

IVORY HANDLE BILE and tea knives, with steel
4 or silver plated blados, game and meat carvers,
and table stees, Ior sale with oher table by
TRUMAN SHAW,
No. ESQ Kiaht Thirty-Dve Market st below Ninth,
philadelphia.
THyHE SELF-ME Assuring FAUCET for mo,asses
oils, vaInishes. etc., obPiates the use OF meas
urea and lessons the time required to draw and de-
liver the liquid. For sale with other rls, By
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. Sos eight Thirty y-nve) Market st below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
Our West Chester Letter.
Especial Correspondence of the Commercial

REPUBLICAN coNvENTIoN-coAL OIL ACCIDENT
ATTEMPT To ESCAPE FROM PRISON.
WFar CHEarFR Anp 2R 1873
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-28
rhe 1emnernnc, Noycment.

TOTALS, 7l459 6a,oss sl,6s5 0Oa a5',4 8,58l
, 1873-09-16
TIE GAS CONTRACT,


II tho Contract a1nde for Ten ycurs with
the south Side Company Legal s-~Ald. Stout
Makes Some Pertinent Inquiries, and MIR.
Tuiey Suu9csta So,,1c Remedies,
Aid, atout of the sirtemth Ward. Interviewed Gar.
cornion co,n,a, Tntev yo.t.r,a. ~ tha snh1sst ~
ro'"1oa eouano' .e'eJ 5eo'o'aaJ w 'lo "aD1ect "
the ordinance relative to annnng tho contract 1nado
by tho city with tho South Bide Gas Company In 1862
for ten years Aid Stout took tho ground that tho
ostv ..,,oot. ,.,a,,. scnt.,.t ~ 49, .ssM. ~ -.
eley e"no1 ma1o eoatsaes 'os any supplies IN aa-
vance Of the appropriation therefor and as tho appro-
In 1860 cannot bo continued. hut nov contrao nrs
,a mails ,.c va,r Ad atout c1,1ma th,t ~. co,,N
rany acts independently Of oysry onc,-aayor, COM
| mon Council, Doarl OF Public Workp, and the
geuessl pub,c,-and that 1t doca not care
mhs'nes tno uluzons are batsneo or not
IL ehasses exofpan',y tho gas 10 S1la'nona In quail"
e1cepa Of tho amount burned, In many casos tbs
.,st.xnonts for strsot,amna has boap tssen IN M
.s'a .sa ... 49,. ~ ~. eu saasa ~ u.
, 1873-09-16

that ho ,wonld "monl no morn boota III this
world;" md TINT this tlroat to trahafor hie serv
leo to another planet 20 alarmed his frionds that
returning. home, found hia sIator-in-law In tho
agoniog Of roiHon, and forthwith proceeded to
pitt her nut Of her misery frat by four shots from
tho revolver, and tlon by a blow from M ax.
4 fifth bnrrol WHICH he mined at hls own breast,
lnifaed tlro; tho ai1th only wounded him alght.
"; mud tho police juHt arrived In timo to rearuo
lin from tl,o lako, 60 feet deep, Into which
he llai thrown hi,ntof. And nov comes tho
dnn,ncl him to ten yoars' imprisonment for lilo
n,'.sdor Of hts s!ater-!n-law. But tho Appeal
Court, on tho ground tho doccnscd would not
and that Esaba's ,leo &C Of toyolvor and % nx WAS
,noroly rathor mistaken net Of humanity, ln-
tended to shorten ler AufroringB, reduced tho
term to throo years. Wo should think that poo
friol,lu Of wish to "sh horton their hu1torings,'
must fool rather uneasy,
, 1873-09-16
THE EXPOSITION,

meoting Of the Executive Committee Of tho Inter-
aato Industrial Exposition eli yesterday after-
noon, Mezsrs. Lstln, Douton, orano, Drake, Brown,
and Reynolds being present.
1t ordered tint alngo admission tickets costinK
so zach, and emitting tho holder to thirty single ad-
MISSIONS 10 issued.
The Committee OH Music roported III favor Of sru-
ployiug VAas HofImana band terms ngrasd upon,
ntld II was concurEoa iii.
Hsxeral deslgns for balgos were presented aud a1-
amnod, aud those drawn up by Giles Dros. Il Go.
wore accepted.
communication received frunl the Crime Dros.
Misunderstanding Company, Offering thu use Of Are
pumps and belongings for ths Exposition 4eaaon for
{500 and tbs Has OF arebox boiler for 81 per day
during tlt saMs tsas0u. Tue offer xas AcsuDtol. It
, 1873-09-16
THE BALL FIELD.

The Observation-Disclosures 1Intcl--Tho Fiuest
Fielding Gume in tic Annals Of Daso Ball.
Tbs seventh game Of tho championship sarios be-
tweon ths Atlantic aud Philadelphia Clubs, which WAS
playcd Friday lsat on tho Union Grounds, Brooklyn,
proved to be the most coscy contested and best p1aycu
gsmo known In the annals Of base ball, no loss than
fourteen innings being required to settle tho quoaon
Of the victory and Of those In thirteon Bde and
eleven on tho other not single run scored aud
In the onttre game not solitary earned by the
winning nine, the game being won by superior fold
Ing. Thero was large attendance OF specta-
.ora present, aud those who Baw the game
weEo gratided with witnessing tho nnpat dis
play OF folding ever exhibited IN q profess
sonhl contest. Tho game closely contested up to
the NTH inning, not ruu being scored by either aide
single run bong scored by the White stocklngs. In
the sixth inning toot they got In another by q bad
throw Of Dehlman'g: Tho score now stood ht to 0.
lifts, earned two rns. Thia tied the score 10 aud
tho game now bocalue exciting. IN the seventh III
ming, tho Philadelphia bankcd, were tho At
lanes. Tho eighth inning did not add to tho acore
with unusual neroat in the ninth inning. Tho phis
dephlana splondldly ced out In thelr nloth In
plsy, and, Tho Atsntlcs cAslly disposed of,
boh slos setire for blank SCORES bud base-ranning
losin9 tho Atlanties chance 70 WIN. Tho eleventh
inning comlnenced anil again wore tho Phil
adulphlas whtewashed. Tho Atlantics now opened
well at the bat, and that winning ruin wAs expected
but they failed to score Iii the fourteenth inning tho
philadepias got III one run by errors, hnd blanking
tho Atantcs, they finally caue III tho yictors by to
This IL tho snallea scoro on record for game e1-
cecling nino innings aud tho frat requiring four
teen innings to DO played to sottlo the question Of VIC
tory,
UAlor anouHpa, BaooGIyN, Sept. 12-seyenth
game Of tho championship sesea boreen the Atlantca
1nd Ihilndelnhiags
, 1873-09-16

Its Effect in the City mud OIL tho Luke nm-
nge Doue to tho Roof Of St. Jumes' ChurcL--
Vessels uloNn Ashore,
hoysre wind-storm, amounting to d gale, swept
over the city yasterday. It blow With terrific force
from the south, varying occasionally to tho southwest
About O'Clock in tho morning tho Ut work inside
st. Jamcs' Episcopal Church, corner Of Huron and
nush stroets, were Txrnod by men working outside
to loa7o the building, tho roof was ehaklng
and threatening to fall The men climbed out Of tho
windows, and aoon nftcr Tho north end Of tho roof
was lifted throo inches from tho wall and rushed
from Its rcsting-poco. At tho hame moment tho top
layer Of stones fell from tho wall. Tho roof was
warped. aud at least ono-haf OF will hayo to DO
taken down aud reconstructed Three Of th% trusaes
wera badly strained, mud tho entire roof Was
badly shaken, Tho 1indowa in the south wall
were opcn, allowing free passage to The wind,
stdo Of tho roof while tho storm Lcatiug aga!na the
exterior Of tho south end moved both sides 1t lie
sant Of roof 10 feot Tho oRs will 10 several thousand
do!lars. Much sympathy waa felt for tho church,
wh0.o congtega,tttton3 are making heroic efforts to
ON THE LA1tE.
Tho steamer Auakegon, Capt. ,em.lman, Of tho
O'Clock, inaead Of O'Clock In tho morning The Can
tain reports heavy souhwoatesy winds outside, which
he thinks must Aays done great damage to vcsaes on
dispatches have beeu pouring into the city announcing
diAastcrs OIL tho other aide of tho like.
Tho stornline Of tho bark Masia Martin, uut Load
Ing at tho aaens Elevator, gave way yesterday after
noon and the nigh wind prevailing At tho time forced
punch hole in the sle Of tho building,
The scow -Four ,nrothers. yeatorlay, ran into tho
propeller JAtlos Fisk, Jr., outside tho harbor. Tho
scow lost her 1lbboom, and ths steamer hor smoke-
stack.
Three barges belonging to Mossra. Klrby Fus,onQ
arc nAlIuro near MuBkdYon.
Tho schoonsr Hungarian came In yesterday minl,e
her fore aud ,Ilhiu gsi1s.
Tho Schooner Wcstohsster went ashore noar Mus.
kug01,
Tho achocpHr John Thbota sunk 1t Mauisteo.
The boh MINT Magnolia IL ashore near Grand Haven
Tho schooner Harrison ia ashore ut Whit4 Lake.