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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

PoLIcR CAsRs-Two cases of assault and hal
terry trivial family affairs, disposed Of before
Mayor Simms' this morning. Each accused party
was fined 50 and cost and held 70 hail In ,bs snm
Of $780, TO keep the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

DELAYED.-The New York and Washington,
Express train, due in this city at $40, p. m, did
not arrive until an hour later, last evening. The
delay was mainly occasion by the cold weather,
1t not being deemed practicable to run express
trains so fast then as when the weather is more
moderate. The noon express north, was also
somewhat behind time
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
FIMAnolAL ANp :ooMMERoIAL
RueIneaa Not,oes.

Cheap CO0t-StOve S675, Nut S. 90 per 22lO
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-tf WM. j. BROWN
To Pic MIC PARTIEs.--A tine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
Matthews & LatOurs celebrated olive oils, at
B0WMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and d rass preserve
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve W iloox, and 9th
glass; stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S the GTocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

SPRATNED HIS ANKLE Last evsninE, as Mr.
Pilot, agent for Madame Janauschek, was ascen-
ding the steps leading from the basement TO the
irnnt entrance OF the Opera House, he slipped and
fell to the bottom, spraining his ankle severely
Medical assistance was promptly obtained, and
the injury properly attended TO-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
HOUSE.
The House met at 8 o'clock this afternoon.

The House met at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Notices were given Of the following bills Ex-
tending the boundaries of Red Lion hundred
Amending section l Of chapter Q, Delaware laws
incorporating Old Church Division, No. Is, S. oil
L Regulating the safe of Indian meal mill feed
Revised Statutes.
Numerous petitions, remonstrances, etc , were
read Among them were petitions signed by
about 1000 persons asking the removal of the
Court House from New Castle 10 Wilmington
Eemonstrances signed by about 200 persons pro-
testing against the same asking the modification
OF the Usury Law and large number of petitions
asking the regulation Of the liquor tralic.
Ar. Marls made report regarding the compil-
alton and publication OF laws, which was ac-
cepted.
The following bills were introduced and read
once:
By Lewis Thompson. authorizing new ROAD in
Mill Creek hundred BY Mr.. Hickman, prohibi-
ting Swine running at large in Slaughter and
Prime Hook necks. By Mr. Martin, mcorpora-
ting the bRut1coke Mutual Insurance Co. of Sus-
sex county. Senate bill divorcing joseph e. File
BY M Ciough, preventing Live Stock rupnipg
at large in North and South Murderkill hundred
and west Dover election district. Senate bill
aiVorelng VIM. II. Roberts. The Eureka Manu-
facturng companys act of incorporation and sew
eral other bills were read second time by special
order.
The following bills we're read third time and
passed Senate bill Incorporating the New Eng
land Wrcking Co. By Mr. Silver, compelling the
Constable cf Rrandywine hundred to enfore the
stock Law in tlat d,stcicl. By Mr., Clark, divor-
sing Samuel :. oaerson from his wife. The Sen
Ate amendment to the Banking House inoorpora-
uon act, making its charter of 20 years durstion
instead OF perpetual was concurred in.
AT $50 the House adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

ANNUAL MEETTNG.-The sixth annual meeting
Of Hope Loan Association will be held this even.
ing at the Office Of the Secretary. Third and Mar
ket streets Officers will be elected and the annu-
al report of the Auditors for the past pear, sub
mitted and read.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
EkTER RENTERS fAKE N0FTCR

The bils for the year 1873 are nov ready and pay-
able at the Registrars Once 1000 Market street.
The Law requires that all bills paid on or before
January Slst, 1873 the face Of the bill and on al
paid during the month Of February, per cent. ad-
ditional. and OF eli paid during the month Of MARCH,
10 yer cent, additional and any ampunts remaining
unpaid after April lst, ls the Registrar ia required
70 nave the Ferrrles Withdrawn and suit instituted
Tor the recovery Of the amounts duo and water will
mot again be let into such premises until all arrears
with assessments and two dollars for drawing Fer-
rules are paid. FRANK. A. TAYLOR
Water Department. Dec. 5, 1s72 Registrar,
once hours : to y q. M and ? to p. N. deC56
VTo THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
RanY have completed arTane ements TO carry Money
Packages and Express Matter and iron all points
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
Also, to all points on the philadelphia and Read =
ing and CataWissa Railroads, including hOadinR
Allentown, Columbia, Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down.
lngtoWn, MahOnsy City, Mt. Carmel. NOrristOWn, !,
POttsville, DC.
For further information apply at the DeDot. cor
ner Of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington,
- Express matter sent To Franklia TUle0raph veiea
No, West Third street TO their ID pOt, Front
and Madison. or orders left with McM allen a Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
audit Gent SuDt ". 4 ss. 4. Il. Go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
AMuSEMENTS.
JANAUscHEK AS NARY STUART

We are entirely at a loss t, account for ths
small audience which assembled at the nasonic
temple, last evening. 10 greet the reappearance
OF Janausehek in tins city. On the oechsion Of
her appearance here last season, the house was
oIoNueu n'ghtiy, ana her praises were sung by
every tongue 1t was the general impression that
sueh would be the case this time But the OeneT-
al Hn preston, Tor once was wrong, and We can
but class the failure zone Of those things rbicb
no ienah can ever find out" But a rare dramatic
IreAt WGs missed by those who remained awav.
The play was "MaTy Stuart" With Janauscb,;t
IN the title role, and most touehinely was ne IN
iortunate history Of the unhappy Oaeen of Scot.
land portrayed to the sympathetic audience The
scene pstween Mary Statagt and Queen ElisaJek6.
IN the Park OF FOtheringay Castle was 0Tsnd and
impressive. and during the entire act ne aSd,-
ence was held spell-bound by the powerful a.
traction OF this scene. Miss Pierson. a. the
hs0ghty Queen Elizabeth acted in q spirited and
eIeclve i manner, and created very favorable inn
tSSsion' on thif, her first appearance here. Mr.
). H. TAYLOR made an excellent Earl Of Isieessey
Shd MT ID, w. Mitchell, a. SIR Edasayd AEoTt.yre,.
gailentiy displayed his devotion TO the Oueen Of
scots. The support was quite good and con-
gieay towards the successful presenta-
oramAhzstlon OF Dickens SBleak HOuse y viii he
played with Jana usehek in the double yole ~
lazy Dedioek and HoTteass, the French maid
In this play Janauschek appears IN a dozen differ
jewelry. -
AT TIE ODD FELLows' HALI,
Rufus somerby 4 Co.'S Peculiar Epts,tainmsDt
snd Presentation Festival Continues 10 doIiaht
crowded houses nightly. One hundreds prsse7,te
are given away each night and these coupled with
Ine eKcellenee OF the performances draw crowds
OF people to their entertainment.
A1UsENENT NOTES.
1hs great spectacular drama, "Ths Cataract
o. o. lhe 5anRes,' was produced at the Chestnut
Stteet Theatse, Philadsphis, last niehts Il will
have an extended run
que, 70 nOw having suecessful mn AZ ia Aerh
street rect Opera House, hila1elphia.
a.. LEV: ~ u1eatres are promised in Phladslphia
.. Union League and Reform Club
!, SL LOUIS, No, Is delighted VITA Dominiek
1rFny. and The GAmbers Crimes
..s.l. 80. ~ Bowers Is now engaged in makiag
sneceA1fal Southern tour. She Va Al NsTv Or- |
s-nS ils' week winning golden opinions nightly. ]
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Franklin Loan Association, last eVen-
ino, money sold as follows 5000 at IL per cent.
premium; $1,000 at Is; 5000 at l4s<; $1,000 Mt -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25

gptites.

NJ N0TTcE-5RxCE1.s10R LOAN Ass0CfATfON.
IN Subscriptions are now open for th0 aaiS az
stock in this Association. ct the once Of D n HnW-
ktns, No. 404 Market street. All persona rogiSler-
and choosing officers. By applying early, f62t-et
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-25
AT THE ODD FELLows' HALI,

snd Presentations Festival continues 20 dsIiaht
crowded houses nightly. One hundred ppssests
are given away each night and thess coupled with
the sKcellenea Of the performances draw erowdS
Of people to their entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-09
The Louisiana Troubles.

New iberia, s. Latest advices from St.
Martinsville report the situation unchanged
During the skirmish yesterday afternoon, a
young lady aged l6 was wounded in the neck
and a man shot in the arm. 1t appears that
the police fired on some houses, thinking
there were armed men within Badgers po-
sition is considered precarious, and his re-
treat may be expected at any time. The
mayor of the town has been imprisoned for
high treason. The number of Metropolitans
wounded is less than heretofore reported.
The people here are less excited to-day but
firm. They all look for startling news.
Some white men were heard urging the ne =
grocs to take up arms yesterday, and one of
them threatened to buck and gag one of our
best citizens for discountenancing such a
proceeding. The project however has failed
so far as the negroes aae concerned. They
say it is not their fight.
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opened at Liverpool. Gen. Shermburgh,
Deputy Adj. General Of the Royal Marines,


opened at Liverpool. Gen. Shermbursh
Deputy Adj. General Of the Royal Marines
will preside.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is at Stratford.
Vienna, 8. The Prince and Princess Roy.
al of Saxony have arrived here. The Prince
Of Wales visits Pesth on Saturday.
A passenger train ran off the track near
Shrewsbury, and dashed down a steep en-
bankment The carriages were badly wreck
ed, and four passengers were killed. Many
were injured.
Berlin, 8. Emperor William left St.
Petersburgh to-day on his way to this city,
where he is expected Sunday.
Paris, 8. M Hector varela has been ap-
pointed Minister of Guatemala to-day at
Paris.
Madrid, 8. Official dispatches announce
the defeat and total rout of the Carlist forces
under the personal command of Dorregaray
Railroad trains from Badajos and Andelusia,
were stopped yesterday by armed men who
robbed the passengers and baggage wagons.
Gen. Villargas has defeated the Carlists at
Ares, killing three leaders. 1t is consider
ed great blow at the rebels.
Rome, s. The Pope to-day received a
deputation from Spain. who brought large
contribution from the faithful of the Church.
In reply to their address, the Pope exorted
them to take warning from the recent events
in Spain, and hoped the princes and people
would return to Christianity and morality.
Christainia 8. The Stortheing after two
days debate, has re-enacted the proposition
for scandinavian monetary convention.
London, Q. J. Stuart Mills condition is
hopeless.
Mr.. Wait, the conservative candidate, has
been elected to parliament from Gloucester.
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In Brief

A Temperance State Alliance is to be
formed in Maryland.
Since January LIST, 1853 Germans have
arrived at Castle Garden.
Hon. Peter Balen of Plainfield, N. j., has
been elected President of the American and
Foreign Bible Society.
Wibur's livery stable, the City Hotel,
Jones's Athenaeum, and several tenement
houses were burned at Taunton, Mass, last
night. Loss over 100000.
The will of Francis Warden, the late for
eign partner of A. L. Stewart, has been adj
mitted to probate. His estate is said to be
worth two millions.
The supreme court Of California has affirm
ed the judgment against John Devine, the
| murderer of August Kamp, and he will be
| hanged tomorrow unless the governor inter-
| feres.
DR.. Chaplin celebrated the twenty-fifth an
niversary of his settlement over the Fourth
Universalist Society of New York yesterday.
He received present of $4,000.
The New York court of appeals, in decid-
| ing unconstitutional the law of 1872 levying
a tax of three and half mills on the taxable
| property Of the State to supply the deficiency
| in the treasury, deprves the government OF
| upwards of seven millions revenue and leaves
| the Comptroller no constitutional means OF
meeting current expenses.
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WARRINGTON.

Washington, 8. Secretery Richardson
will tomorrow issue an oeder paying trib-
ute Of respect to the memory of the late
Chief Justice, in which he will allude to the
past services of the deceased as head of the
treasury department. Secretary will direct
that the department be closed Saturday next
and that the building be draped in mourning
30 days.
There are several regiments Of infantry
and a regiment Of cavalry in the south sta
toned in such proximity to New Orleans that
should a general outbreak occur necessitating
the presence of more troops that Gen. Emery
has now convediently located, their services
could be had in a few hours.
TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day
Currency, S4,633,764
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certf-
Gates of deposit, o5,G35, 900
Coin, 1918, 300
Coin certificates, 26,l72, 900
Legal tenders outstanding, 357, 163, 1857
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DEATH OF HON. CAKES
AMES.

North Easton, Mass, 8. Hon. Cakes
Ames died at his residence in North Easton
at 9.33 this evening. His disease was
apoplexy, complicated with pneumonia. He
died very easily, passing away without a
struggle, in the presence of his wife, his
three sons, Cakes A., F. NJ. Holmes, I'd, his
daughter, Mrs. II. French, and her husband,
Mrs. o. A. Ames, his grand daughter, Mrs.
Maria A. Ames, his sister, Mrs. S. A. With
erel, his brother, the Hon. Oliver Ames, and
nephew, Hon. Fred l.. Ames, and DR.. Geo.
b. Cogswell, his family physician, who has
scarcely left his bedside day or night since
from his late residence in North Easton, on
Sunday, the 18th inst. A train will leave
the Old Colony depot, Boston, giving his
numerous friends an opportunity to attend
| the funeral and return to Boston after the
services. Mr.. Ames was GO yaars, months
and Is days old Mr.. A. had been suffering
from diabetes for nearly three years, but by a
strict attention to diet he has beel able to
keep the disease in check. On Monday
night, April 2sth, he had an attack of indi
gestion, but attended to his duties in Boston
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week
On Thursday he remained at home, occasion
ally visiting his Office in North Easton. In
the evening he was seized with inflammation of
the diaphragm, ana through the nlBnt ne SUI
fered intense pain, obtaining no sleep. Fri
day he obtained little ease, sleeping while
| in sitting posture. He passed the whole OF
Friday night sitting in his chair. Saturday
| he was more comfortable. Sunday he re-
manned about the same, slept we'll through
the night and Monday his pulse, temperature
of the body and rapid respiration all indicat
ed a rapid return to his usual health. He
remained very comfortable up to about 5,3(
| 2. NJ, when he was seized with apop!exy
resulting in complete paralysis of the RICH
half of the body. At the same time there
| we've slight indications of pulse monia in thu
| lower lobe of the left lung, which extended
| over both lungs. Mr.. Ames remained par
| TALLY conscious at intervals up to noon o
Wednesday, from which time he has remain.
ed perfectly unconscious up to time of his
death.
Thus has passed another good man.
man respected and beloved by all who knew
him. man whose loss is a National one.
and the time will come when the whole Amer
lean continent will recognize the late Hon
| Cakes Ames as one of its greatest benetac'
tors.
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NEW YORK, May 8
New York Produce Market.
sNEw YORK, May 8,

COTTON --sales 16i4 bales. mid. upiands 1871
FLOUR-sales 9170; state 15aS 25 round hooI
Ohio 90slO 80; Western 9Oal0 80 Southern COG
IL 80.
WHEAT 6i 900 bu; No. spring 6lsl7l; new
10 50; winter red and amber western $50 9
1875
LORN- s20Oo steamer 20 Q 10Y: sail 81 q
IS
OATS-sales So 600 white state 5Ia5,c western
52e4
Forks %; prime. IA 75sl5 90
LARD-S Lie g9S kettle Sd9,4 steam 9xgsx
BUITEK-state, $685. Western 30e33
WIilSkEY Western free. 20 90
RICE-Caro ina, 74gSS
COFFEE-Rio l9gl94
SUGAR-Port0 Rico, Txo71 :Muscovado,S
esa
MOLASSES-N. 0. G7ssO; Muscovado 22a30;
clarified 20a30.
SP'TS TURPENTINE-5aT-a
ROSIN-3 80
PETROLEUM-crude. 99,O1s; refined, 20 g
2o4
lALI.OW-S4 OK
FREIGHTS TO LiVERPOOI-Cotton str. I'd /;
per sail ed; Grain per str.i sd; corn p,r str.
q Grain I'd
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, s. Thore was large crowd at
City Hall this afternoon awaiting the an
nouncement of the Mayors nominations.
The board of aldermen took up the nomina-
tons made by the mayor last Monday and
confirmed them, the vote in each case being
unanimous. The nominations of Charles f.
Chandler and Stephen Smith for health COM
missioners and Henry Claussen for alderman
were also confirmed. 1t is positively stated
that Hugh Gardiner will be nominated for po-
lice commissioner and that George w. Wat
sell will be made superintendent of police in
place of Kelso. Mr.. Bowen and James KEEL
ley are reported to have been selected by the
mayor as commissioners Of charities.
Judge Brady will charge the jury in the
Bleakley murder case tonight.
The comptroller received bids to-day for
81 ,054 900 city stocks, at prices ranging from
lOl to lO3 25-1OO.
Gen. Mcclellan sent a communication to
the department of docks this afternoon re-
signing his position as chief engineer.
The board of aldermen this afternoon
adopted appropriate resolutions on the death
of Mr.. Chase.
The chamber of commerce will hold a
special meeting tomorrow to take appropri
ate action respecting the decease Of Mr..
Chase.
Don Passos, one of Stokes counsel, re-
ceived letter to-day threatening him with
direst evils if he persisted in carrying the
case of his client to the court Of appeals.
The anniversary of the American and
| Foreign and Christian Union was held to day.
| The treasurer's report shows the receipts the
past year to be Sl35, 430, and the disburse-
ments Sll9, G33.
Stokes is to be brought before the general
| term of the supreme court Monday next, to
| be e-sentenced.
The strike of horse shoers employed by
railroad and stage lines has extended to the
other companies. The Sth, Sd, 9Th and 7th
avenue lines have employed non society
| men.
The Crispins threaten to strike in l6 shops
which have just been classified, unless an ad
vance of wages is conceded.
The trial of Robert p. Bleakly for murder
of his niece, Mary Ann Foley, alias Maud
Merrill, was concluded to-day. The jury
after an absence of two hours rendered a
verdict of murder in the second degree and
the prisoner was sentenced to state prison for
life.
large number, strike next week. The Girls.
pins in Brooklyn strike tomorrow.
Schooner Ann S. Cameron, from Boston,
has arrived here. She reports that she wal
run into Wednesday, eighteen miles east o
Fire island, by steamship Wisconsin, and has
her stem carried away about eighteen feet OF
the starboard side and within two feet of thu
waters edge.
Tributes of respect to the late Chief Jus
tice Chase continue. The bar and judiciar,
of Richmond, Va, have adopted highly eulo
CYSTIC resolutions and the courts adjourned
for the day. Popular regret there Is general
Both houses of the New York Legislature
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

New Orleans, 8. Forty.one horses and 80
men of the Kellogg party, with arms and &C.
coutrements, left at 7 o'clock this evening by
Morgan's Texas railroad for the Teche coun
try.
New Ibera, 8. Couriers arriving from St.
Martinsville this evening report that there
was diminishing all day, with no serious re-
suits SO far.
New York, 8. A special despatch from
New Orleans reports that bystander
reports that the attempted shooting of KEEL
logg was done by boy aged sixteen.
Another eye witness says that the shooting
was done by a well dressed man, who was
quiet and collected.
w. z. Fish, editor of the New Orleans Re-
publican, and ex-Judge Dibble, have both
been assaulted and beaten on Canal street.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Chicago, s. President Grant and family
lett for Washington this morning at o'clock
in special car on the Pittsburg Fort
Wayne railroad.
Arrangements have been completed for a
grand jubilee concert in the immense new de-
pot of the Michichigan Southern & Rock
Island railroad in this city the first week in
June. The concert will be under the leader
ship of 2. s. Gilmore.
The superintendent of police has ordered
the enforcement tonight Of the ordinance
providing for closing saloons at IL o'clock P.
M. 1t is likely that the eonsttutonality of
the ordinance will be contested in the courts.
st. Louis, 8. The American Medical AS
ISOLATION to-day adopted a resolve favoring
the establishment of national sanitary bu-
reau.
Philadelphia, 8. Ex-Judge Edward King
died to-day aged 80 years.
Neville, 8. Steamer Caledonian arrived
at this place to-day, from ST. John, New
Brunswick.
Trenton, N. j., 8. The constitutional
commission has permanently organized, with
Chancellor Zabriskie as chairman, and ad-
journed until July.
Baltimore, 8. The brig Agnes Barton has
got off Thomas Point, and proceed on her
voyage.
Several city papers publish this morning a
list GO removals and appointments confirmed
at the treasury department at Washington in
the custom house in thiscity, under the new
collector.
Nashville, 8. The board Of truste % of the
Vanderbilt University determine this wheth-
er to locate the building in Nashville or Edge
field.
Albany, N. Y, 8. The legislature adopt
ed resolutions of respect to the late Chief
Justice Chase.
The anti-usury bill was tabled in the as
sembly to-day.
Cincinnati, O., 8. The Malt House of
Geo. Bogen & Co., was destroyed by fire this
morning. The house contained 1880, 900
bushels of malt, which was burned. Loss
on malt $l3 900, and loss on building about
$4,000. Insurance $4,000.
The body OF Bishop McIlvaine arrived here
| this morning, and was conveyed to his late
| residence in Clifton. Tomorrow morning it
will be taken to St. Pauls chuch, from
whence, at IL o'clock, it will be removed in
procession to Christ church, where the funer-
.! service will be performed.
Richmond, Va, s. The streams in all Sec
tons of Virginia have been swollen by the
recent heavy rains, and much damage has
been sustained. Fears are entertained that
| the floods will equal those of Oct. 1870
Parsons, Ka., s. Eight dead bodies, in
Guiding one of child Is months old, were
found under the house of the Bender family :,
Is miles west of here and near which the
body OF Senator Yorks brother was recently
found shot. The excitement is so great and
the determination to bring the guilty parties
| to justice is so strong, that no effort will be
spared to effect their arrest.
Syracuse, N. Y, 8. The Hall of Language
es, the first of the buildings of the Syracuse
University recently completed and occupied,
was formally dedicated this afternoon.
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, s. The bill making the amount of
income exempted from State taxation $500
instead of $1,000, as the law now stands, has
passed the house by a vote of 1877 to ID. An
amendment to abolish the income entirely,
was defeated b>a vote Of rs to 90.
Thos. Mahan who was shot by Frank II.
Shaida last Saturday night, is past the hope
of recovery. Shaida is held in S25 ,0C0 bail
for examination.
The British schooner Arnica from St.
John, N. b., for Vineyard Sound, before re-
ported abandoned, was picked up on the 9th
inst 80 miles from Cape Cod, by the brig
Model Nonce for ST. Domingo, and towed in
to this port to-day. She was full q water
and dismasted.