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mar int Wfaf0tnenraum entita1ben.
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&abttGn gerner, tpeG6er befanntli6
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, 1873-10-22

Hodges, H. B. M. Vice Consul, John
Baker, Engineer, Capts. Renoot, and
Mytyr, General Pautrizella, and Fred.
Lemoine the two latter took a boat from
the HarbOur-master by force las the H. NJ.
was not disposed to risk a single man dur
the stormy and made their wav to the
sunken vessels under q heavy blow, when
they found the Captain and crew "clinging
to the mast /; all hands were saved with
exception Of a single sailor who got drown
ed, being below. Several lives lost. The
blow was concentrated in the Western De-
partment OF Hayti, as Bainet, Marigot
and Seletrou suffered much A boat com
ing from Saletrou to Jacmel sunk before
Bainet. Pedro Nolasco, and daughters,
one Of Madame de Pautrizelle's brothers
and several others got drowned. Several
boats and small crafts have been smashed.
The loss is considerable. Ten or twelve
boats coming from the southern coast were
lost, all hands drowned. The "Isabella''
"Eulalie" and Teresa de Pavia'' were all
sold at auction Nothing to be seen of the
'29th of October 1867 as she sank in,
about so to 80 tathoms Of water. The
town presents a sad aspect. Goods arriv-
ed by the steamer could not be landed +;
no lighters in port. Admiral Dejoie has
returned from England, where, it is said,
he has purchased 5000 muskets, two
steamers and several heavy guns for the
Government. The hurricane has paralysed
the political storm.
III is an i'll wind that blows nobody
good" House and Ship Carpenter are
in great demand.
, 1873-10-22
TELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA.

LIST Oct.
Madrid.-The Conservatives have held a
meeting at which Senores Serano and To-
pete were present, and at which it was
decided to sustain the Government and
oppose the alliance of the radicals
There were twelve XII led and thirty
wounded during the bombardment OF
Alicante.
The Army of the North has been rein
forced with 5000 men.
New York.-The United States debt
was diminished by two millions of dollars
in the past month.
2nd Oct.
Madrid.-Tbe d%issensions between the
CarIists still continue.
The Chiefs, DOnegaray, ROdo, and Liz
arago have arrived at BayOnnc, flying from
the field of battle. It is expected that the
National Government will grant a general
amnesty to the fugitive CarIiSts who are
now presenting themselves at the town OF
Lerida.
The deserters from Carthagena say that
INSTRUMENTATION is increasing in this town,
and that many Of the insurgents wish to
surrender on account of the terror which
has existed in the garrison since the failure
Of the irOnclads in their attempt against
Alicante.
Bird Oct.
Berlin.-A Council Of War is to be
formed to Judge Commander Werner,
Madrid.-The re- establishment of dsci-
pine in the army has inspired much conf
dence throughout the country.
, 1873-10-22
FEARFUL STORm OFF BERMUDA.

British Bark Louisa of Bristol, Eng,
416 tons register, R. G Pomeroy, Master,
from Demerara bound to Bristol with a
cargo Of sugar and rum, arrived here on
Sunday last dismasted. She left Deme-
rara on Sunday 9th August. Nothing of
note occurred until Thursday Nautical
time), 2Ist when in lat. 27.3O n, long.
64.50 w. wind E. n. e heavy swell from
S. E. Wind increased to hard gale, all
sail was slowed and we'll secured, with
exception of two close reefed topsails and
mizen staysail. At 2 p. M, Bar. $3.50,
mizen staysaiI blew away-set another
4, p. M, foretopsaiI blew away: 6. p. M,
Bar. 20 60-maintopsaiI blew away-ship
lying to on starbolrd tack, under mizen
staysail-wind steady at E N. E. but IN
creasing to a hurricane in its fury-at 8,
? IN n'lzen staysail blew from hanks and
ha yards-sot it down-top gallant mast
and jlbboom blew away. Gusts most
awful halt the crew dashed to the pumps
the rest could only move about on hands
and knees-Bar. 29.4O. l, a. m, lull for
ten minutes, when wind shifted to S. s.
, 1873-10-22
The Borbodos Agricultural Reporter.
KILOGRAMS.

New York, Goth
A great panic has arisen in New York
from the fai 'ure of the monster banking
firm of Messrs. Jay, Cooke & Co of New
York and London Messrs Hatch & Co
and so other banking firms have suspended
payment. The people excited beyond
measure. The run on the Banks was
overwhelming, 1t is supposed that they
cannot possibly stand the immense drafts
on their vaults. Confidence entirely
shaken in all commercial circles, Stock
Exchange, the arena of fearful scenes,
Members and spectators raving BuiIing
aud Bearing suspended. No elbowing
ones way through the excited crowds
Stocks fallen 10 to 30 per cent. Millions
Of dollars lost. Families ruined by the
collapse.
The produce market remains unaItered,
no change having taken place, but a de-
cline is evidently expected.
Exchange on London 1859 to J. Gold
1l3 to 1I34.
London, goth
Despatch from Calcutta announces the
loss at sea of ship Indus, cooIie trader
418 coolies persisted bound to Demerara.
New York, 22nd
Great financial crisis. Over so banking
firms stopped payment. New York Gold
Exchange c'osed as an indication of the
gravity Of the financial situation, and the
markets for American securities are again
depressed. Storm supposed to have spent
itself, and that the mercantile interests are
as safe as in the best of times,
Captain B~uddington AMI the members Of
the Polar Sea Expedition have arrived in
Dundee in The whaIor Rayeas7aig of Kir-
kaIdy.
The entire British fleet in Spanish waters
collected in harbour of Alicante, which
city is threatened with bombardment by
Insurgcnt ironclads British Admiral has
demanded of Insurgont commander post
ponement of bostilities for 4 days, and is
supported in his demand by all the foreign
COnsuls.
A special despatch to the Times states
1000 Insurgents made sortie from Cartha-
gena yesterday, but retir d as soon as they
came within range Of beseigers' guns
, 1873-10-22
kALOGRAMS.
st Thomas Oct. IS.

st Thomas Oct. IS.
Famine is reported in Hungary.
New York 10th Oct-Flour pr. brl.
supr. Sc. Extra, s.. Meal pr. brl. $3.35
a 1888. Mess Pork pr brl $l7 a S173.
Sugars-Crystals pr. ID SIC. Eng ish Is
lands Molasses pr gal. SIC. Grocery II.
Premium on Gold l08. Exchange, New
York and London u p. c.
London, 10th Oct.-Sugar-Demerar
Crystal pr, cwt. duty paid 29s. Sd. Mus
covado pr. cwt, duty paid 25s, Sd, CIayed
, 1873-10-22

Havana, No. 70, D. S, 26s, Cd, Demera-
"a Rum pr, gal, Is, cd, Trinidad Cocoa
pr, cwt, ASS, Consols, 90. Bank of Eng
land rate of discount S p, ct, Rentes f So.
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A NEW POLITICAL ERA IS OPEN
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sum OF sr.43o -. ne hummer sup
Piled hy each company Is as fo'1""s:
THE SINGER. .2l27
Wheeler & Wilson --........ 235
Howe. l27
Grover & Baker. 81
Wilcnx & Gibbs. 30
Flnrence Is
Fnkl, e. Lyon. 20
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Atla- II
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of the various competitors, few Ot hom
are unfamiliar with the various arti-
c|.s ,esoNed t" for the coa.Mendation
and sale Of the particular machine
sought 10 lie sold.
If the number nf Gales be any c,iti-
cism of the merits Of the different ma.
chimes. it CT mot be denied that the
Singer, owing to the popularity Of
what is known as our NeV Family ma
chine. tar surpasses all others. torewe
sold in 1877 over .fttyt.o thousahd
more machines than any other compa.
ny, as shown by s"mn rttntnssOf the
companies, which returns are made
under the licenses granted them by the
owners of the sewing machine patents,
Annexed are the returns spoken "f:-
THE SINGER MFG co sold lsl.26o Nj Gus
Wheeler Il Wilson Mfg Co.. l2S526
Grover d Baker S. NJ. CO. 90 s3S
Weed S. NJ. Co.--.. -. 39G55
Howe NJ Go Jan To Julyl "a 10
Wilcox & Gibbs s. NJ. Co.. 3O,lH
Wilson Nj Co..--...-.:.. 2l,153
Amer b. H. 0, x S. NJ q - 2n,12i
Original Howe s. NJ. Co... 20G5l
Florence s. M. Co... ..--... l5,W
Gold Mccall S. NJ. CO.. 1862
sDavis S NJ. Co. 11.563
IL.mestic S. NJ Co..-.... 1887
Finkle g. lyon My Co... 1859
Aetna S. NJ. c" ..--...-.-.. 4720
Bi-es s. NJ. Co----..-.--. 1851
Elliptic S. NJ. Co.-....--.- 4555 go
Empire S. NJ. CO. --------. 2.9G5
Parlam s NJ Co.. 2,r56
Bartram & Fantom Mtg Co 1,0Ol
Bartlett S. NJ. Co---.---- 6l4
~ G. Folsom ..----......-. $50
Mckay s. nj. Association. US
C +. Thompson --..--. l47
Union Button Hole NJ. Co.. "a