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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22
A DEAD HORSE.
Something bordering On she Mystic.
riOus. -

Something Bordering On Gbe Mystic.
riOus.
At an early hour yesterday morning one
of our butchers, who had come to market at
the usual time, stepped up into the police
headquarters, and intimated that terri
bic murder had been committed in the neigh
borhcod of Buena Vista, In the northern
suburbs of the city, and the victim was
horse. He also communicated some other
facts connected with the surroundings that
led TO the subsequent investigation. In
company with the butcher, ens Of ogr po-
liceIn was detailed to visit the spot, and
upon his arrival there, ne found sure
enough tie dead animal in the most nc ,rT,
bly, mutilated condition. The horse, it
seems, had bean tied to fence, and beat
TO death with club. The head of the an
imal was beat almost to q jelly, his teeth
knocked out, bis sides, shoulders and back
showing the marks of the punishment he
received while thus being dubbed. To
show what cruel treatment was re-
sorted to, the animal had also been
robbed of his tail, which had been cut off
with knife. As to who did The killing,
or what was the motive for this piece of
cruelty, there is no clue whatever. Upon
examination of the grounds, wagon tracks
were discovered adjacent to where the horse
was found, but whether this animal was
the one driven out or notthere is no means
of ascertaining. The horse was bay in
color, about 15k hands high, white slip
down the forehead, unshod, about 10 years
old, and in good condition.
TO add 10 the mystery of the above affair,
the policeman discovered some so feet from
the horse place where some parties had
been digging several feet in the ground, and
had evidently removed something that had
been buried. About feet below the sur
face the excavation was smo; tn, indicating
that the buried article must have been in
the shape and size of candle box. A rock
slab some two feet square had also been un
earthed, which had evidently been used in
covering the box. What al this means,
and what occurred in The locality referred
to, we have no further knowledge Of. 1t is
certainly mysterious affair, and we hope
will be further investigated.
1AL1s 81. f-a -a .'- y @s-A
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A ReIlipereut NEGRO.

Last night Henry Ralf, Waterman at the
burnt premises of McCrea, Maury & Co. IS
distillery, South Summer street, tried to in
duce Geo. Williams, colored, who was loaf
ing there in suspicious manner to go
away. Williams seized cotton hook which
he assaulted Rail, tearing his clothes quite
badly. Ralf seized q rock with which he
knocked down Williams, who was then ar
rested and lodged in the Workhouse. Upon
searching the prisoner pair of Ralfs pan
falcons were found tied around William 8
neck. The negro it seems had stolen the
article from Ralfs room. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22
Marriage LICENCES.

The following licences were issued by the
clerk of the County Court for the week
ending yesterday:
Samuel Borden TO Fannie Goacher.
g. ii. ShreVe TO Nancy +. Gleaves.
Rudolph Flad to Christina Clerk.
Charles +. Ordway to Fanny B. Moore.
Alfred Hughley to Caroline Woods.
G. Eckhardt to Ada Holt.
Wade H. Ridley to Ida Goodlet.
George w. Cunningham to Mary V. Gee.
COLORED.
Burrel Harding to Henrietta Chubb.
Alfred Owens to Fannie Halfacre.
Pat Currin to Martha Williams.
Jasper Newsom 10 Susan Newsom.
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LATEST Markets BY TELEeRAPH

SAVANNAH, FeS. Cotton-net re-
ceipts lisp bales; exports to Great Britain
2, 120 bales; cosstwise 345 bales; stock g.
los bales. Weekly net receipts 1865
bales; exports to Great Britain 4, S94 bales;
TO the continent 2,443 bales; eoastwise
1854 bales; sales 1881 bales. 100 9
CHARLESTON, Feb. 21.-Uotton-net re-
ceipts 984 bales; exports coastEise 1885
bales; sales 800 bales; stock 80, 724 bales
Weekly net receipts 1899 bales; exports to
Great Britain ,476 bales; to the continent
$50 bales; coastwise 8, 704 bales; sales 8, $50
bales. 1Cs l4 IN t liol
GALVESTON, Feb. Cotton-esti-
mate ret receipts 1900 bales; stock IS ,192
bales. ~ sL
SELMA, Feb. 21.-Cotton-Weekly re-
ceipts 500 bales; shipments 947 bales; stock
5,44I bales, actual count.
MOBILE, Feb. 2l.--Co tton-net receipts
433 bales; exports eoastWise 537 bales; sales
500 bales; stock 1887 bales. Weekly net
receipts 6,977 bales; exports TO Great
Britain 1867 hales3 coastwiss 3l6 bales;
sales 10000 bales. ga 81. 10 .are.s Il,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22
Newspaper Changes.

Mr.. w. 81. Brininstool, formerly of The
Greeneviile Sentinel, has purchased the
RogersviIle Reporter and with Mr.. A. D..
Huffmaster, viii continue its publication.
The first number of this paper, issued by
the new firm, presents good appearance
and is ably edited. &
Mr.. Charlie Brandon has sold the Mar
shall Gazette 70 Messrs. Ewin, Armstrong
& Kercheval, who, we learn, will continue
the publication of this paper. We regret
Mr.. Brandon has severed his connection
with the press, and trust the new publish
ers will meet that triumph their abilities
deserve
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22
Important RaiIvOad Enterprise.

The Shelbyville Commercial, Feb. 2lst,
says:
At meeting of the citizens of Shelby
vile to take into consideration the extern
sion of the Branch Road from this place TO
Cornersville, held on Wednesday, it was
agreed that some steps should be taken
to carry out this much desired project.
Messrs. William Mcclure and Harris, of
CornersviIle, and r. S. Montgomery, of
Palmetto, were Piessnt, and urged on
our county people to mogs early in this
M alter. Thomas &. Whiteside and IL
Thos. Lipscomb were requested to write
TO Col. (. W. Cole, requesting him to
send his engineer out rs soon as posi-
bic, and have topographic surrey made
of The proposed route. When Col Morris
CHE Engineer) makes an estimate of the
cost Of the road, Marshall county will
raise 100000. She may be induced to -
S25, 900 better. 1t will devolve upon us to
raise the balance, which can be done easily
if our people will show an earnest spirit.
The matter will be brought before the next
meeting of the n. s. C. Il. r. Board, which
conyenes on the 18th of March.
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STATE OF TIE wEATHEz.

20 l--'a WAR DEPARTMENr,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICES.
WssHIHGToE. D. c., Feb. "a, lS73. =
Probabilities. Brisk nOrthWesterly winds
for Saturday morning in New England, d.
minishing during the day, with clearing
weather.. Fresh westerly winds and dear,
cool weather prevail in Middle and South
Atlantic States. Rising temperature and
falling barometer, with increasing cloudi-
ness, prevail from upper lakes westward.
There are indications of severe storm
gathering in Missouri Cautionary signals
continue at New London, Boston and Port
land, Me. @ ~ q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22
Real Estate Transfers.

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending yesterday were as follows: ~ ~
j. B. McFerrin to j. w. Meier $500.
rim, deed Of gift to land in 18th ~.
district.
Harris, 1t in Hardlng's plan. 5000 90
w. ii. Hill and Catherine j. Hall -. -
to jeremiah Wilson, land in -. +.
Mississippi. -..---..--. - -. 4.
T. G. Maury to P. G. Breen, lots -. y
Maury ands Claiborne's addl-.
ton. ................... s15 90
j. A. Warner to A. j. Beasley, in. -. b
terest in land in 9th district. 800 90
Jacob McGavock, trustee, to Jno. .l---s an
plan............ 49,. $50 90
F. p. Bridges to S. b. Spurlock, ..i,,a
land in i8ih district. ....-.... 4,62O Is
F. NJ. Goolsby to James Phillips, 81 4 r.
land in 7th and Ssh districts ;. $500 90
James Phillips and wife to f. II. 80
Goolsby, land in Wilson co... 5000 90
W. B. Cooper to Ann Cooper,
deed CT gift to land in county.
James Phillips to d. f. Cook,
land in 9Th district. .......... 1000 90
Same to j. r. Seat, land in 18th
district. .,.:................. $50 90
S. w. Cole to Mary S. Cole, deed
of gift to lot in Lanier place.. ~
L. Dupree aud others to John {. 81
! tslct. ......... 80 $4,000 90
E. w. Cole to Margaret E. Har-
mainland in Esd district. =. 6,OoO 90
N. j. Hartman and wife to L. w. So.
COle-lot on Front street. 80. 5000 90
D. W, Peabody, collector inter- m.
nal revenue 9Th dist. to the e.. -11
United Ststes-iot onSteVenson i
street, .................... W ~
plan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9s 80
Same to ssme-lot in 18th DIST. III 90
Robt. Thompson, ex'r Of Henry
Crow, decd, to a. Hamilton
lot on North College street.... 500 %
F. G.. Maury TO James Jaco-lot a
in Maury and Claiborne's plan. 30 90
w, A. Mcdonald to Harriet Eu- 20
3 dora MeDon2ld-deed of gift to
Q lot on Fatherland ST., Edgefeld, II
e and Front So, Nashville, ...,. 80. F.
jesse NJ. Stone to Stepney Miller, .Bs
land in 9th district, .,,...,.., 100 90
Stepney Miller to Jesse NJ. Stone,
' land in 5Lh district. so CO.
A. Y. Lindsey, jim to M. Tram asylf g
mel, lot on Rolling Mil Hil... lao 90
j. B, Lindsey to A. III. Noble, lot be ~
3 ON Carroll street.. ........... 300 70
Same to E. 81. Miller, lot on Car g. tsaEs
roll street. .s........r 10 W
J .s1e.a "a f. srzE51Glz 90 81 zliaot so
/ ,-5lazsr-5E IL .vsf-el ~ o. yCe.ai Es23E 9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The friends and acquaintance OF ". Z. SEARS
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his residence on Browns Greek, near the
city, at O'Clock to-day. ralf go 80
The friends and acquaintance Of Capt. j lnes
Pettet are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral Of his sisteT-in-laH, Miss AMANDA W.
sTRArTKS, this morning at 10 O'clock rom the
Central Baptist Church, Cherry street.. ~
Services by the Rev, W. g. Imam Il r
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NaslsytIie library Lecture.

NJ Our readers should not forget the lecture
tonight by Rey. w. E. Munsey for the ben
eft Of tie Nashville Library Association.
His subject, ssIhe Idesl-Art, Music" viii
be handled, it is needless to say,in mastery
manner, and good literary treat may be
expected. We hope to see Masonic Hall
crowded, rr 80
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rhe Mrafic RraHe.

This morning the Kownes of the Mystic
Krewe, accompanied by the Post Band, par
ade the streets. Great preparations are be-
ing made for the Mardi Gras celebration
next Tuesday, and much interest is being
created among our citizens.
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McCIure's HAN, TO-mOEroW.

The use Of McC.ure's Hall has again been
kindly rendered Rev. VIM. J. Ellis, who will
Officiate tomorrow at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and
after the service himself and Mr.. d. IL.
Rains will explain their positions and in
faufiOf1s
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SNOW,

About three O'Clock yesterday morning
this locality was visited with perfect snow
storm. The leecy flakes .me down thick
and fast, and with the aid Of stiff wind,
it was anything but agreeable to be out in
that sort of weather.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22
Deatb of a c,overumeut OaicIaI
The nIardI ffsrns RnII-

Yesterday afternoon Col. Albert S. Bay
less, United States Gauger, died at Spring
field, from pneumonia.
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CITY NoTIcEs.

IL you want a fine fitting Shirt, leave
your order at N. Summer street. Our
shirts are cut to f.; the individual conse-
quently runs no such risk as when buying
ready made. .---..s feb22 At
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state L,bra-tan,s Renort-

Mrs. Parslee Haskell, our efficient State
Librarian, has presented to the General
Assembly her animal report, which is sat
isfactory in every respecs, showing a very
encouraging state of facts in relation TO the
State Library.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

dOt the SNAKES, have your Well, buy
Kress Fever Tonic, prepared by w. G.
Hamilton u Co, Cincinnati, d. It net
only cares you but keeps you cured. This
can be said OF no other remedy yet prepared
fer ague. Many cures have been reported
10 the proprietors that seem next to mirac-
ulous. Kress Tonic costs only 81 per bot
ue-a box Of pills free with every bottle
and the paoprietors warrant it to cure. For
sale By Ewin, Pendleton e. Co. aud at De-
moville q Co.'S. gisoo jsn7 ssts 1aw3sw1y
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Best and Oldest Family Medicine.

Sanford's Liver In1igorator.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-for Dys-
pePsia, Constipation, Debility, sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for 1t. Beware of i'm
itations. mh9 salty
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The Private Boxes may be secured for
DR.. Munsey's lecture tonight by applying
to Mr.. Rains at the Library. : 1t
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state Tcnchers, HssocIntion.

The officers and Executive Committee of
this Association will meet this morning at
% 10o'elOCk in the Bank of Tennessee build
inn
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vmhroidarvI In, hro;darvy- I'm ! ~. !,

bargains in Embroidery.-The largest as
sortment Of Embroidery received to-day,
which win be sold at half their usual value
at G. RICE & Cos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver on
In the world is Hazard & CaswelTs, made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected livers,
by Oaswel, Hazard &c Co, New York. Il
Is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to al others.
For sale by all druggists.
mr3o 2aw satetwed " 20 ~
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CRY Nor K .lss.5

Why be troubled with Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseaess, or indeed any Pulmonary or
Bronchial Complaint, when q remedy 50
safe, thorough and so easily obtainable as
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant can be had2 Those
who have contracted severe Colds may save
their lungs from the dangerous irritation
which frequently brings about Oonsump-
ton by promptly resortiDg to the Expeeto-
rant, and any one threatened with throat
disease, viii ind this remedy equally effee-
tual In affording relief from o5structing
phlegm, and healing the infswed parts.
Sold everywhere. feb1S eod1W he'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

We acknowledge an invitation TO attend
the ''Grsnd Mardi Gras Ball" to be given at
Concordia Han next Tuesday night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

Trunks, Yalises, Ladies' and Gents
Satcheis, at Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81
North College street, between Union and
Church. TO reduce stock Twill sell at re-
duced prices for next sixty days.
q izn2 If a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

The most beautiful work 1 ever saw
in my life, says every one that has seen the
work executed on the Weed Sewing Ma
chine. feb22 At
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I'm MamortmTn.

The Knox County Medical Society held
meeting in Rockville few days ago to
adopt q suitable tribute expires sing the sense
of the Society regarding the death of DR..
Robert Martin, formerly OF this city, who
died on the 28.h ult. at Knoxville in the
74sh year of his age. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

A large assortment Of fine Mohair and
Alpaca Lustre received to-day. Prices
very low. 20 11.19 g .RIoF g. Co,
feb18 eodIw ID siFa 90 a. a-seyz 81 gil.s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

Fer Coughs and Throat Disorders, use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having
proved their efficiency by test of many
years. .,7-g feb1S eod1wG1.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

Rev. w. Graham, Rector of Christ
Church, this city, will preach at st. Anne's
Church, Edgefeld, sunday evening at $50.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

Seed POtat0es.-500 bbls. Northern
Russetts, for seed, and 500 bbls. choice
New York Early Rose, for sale at the low
est market price By Gennett & Co, South
Market street. feb14H
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ARnEnfffnd

James Riggs, who was indicted for the
alleged placing of distractions on railroad
track near Palmyra, has been acquitted
by a jury in the Criminal Court of Mont
gomery county. The case crested unusual
interest, and was argued by the ablest law
ers OF the Clarksville bar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-22

We notice that D On Aqua Springs, well
known watering place on the Nashville and
Northwestern railroad, is to be extensively
improved. Dobson & Williamson, the
architects, have advertised for sealed pro-
posals for the building Immediately offorty
frame cottages. r".a-ss SD.
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Seed Potatoes.---.5C

Spring Style Of BROADWAY SILK
HATS at Gray q Mobiles. feb15 If
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"Mardi Gras Festival."-A Grand
Masked and Fancy Dress Ball win be given
by the Msrdi Gras Club, at the Skating
Rink, on the night of the 25th inst, =
Admission for ladies and gentleman, 50.
Tickets for sale at all the Book Stores and
Music Stores In the city; also at Jos. E.
Loiseau's Hair Store, and st the Skating
Rink Monday and Tuesday from 0 A. N. 10
4 p. N. feb21 At
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In efder to reduce their I'M
meEse Stock Of WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SOLID SILVER WARE, Ola
MONDs, PAINTINGS and FANCY
G00DS, will offer their ENTIRE
STOCK AT COST FOR CASH ONLY
for the next THIRTY DAYS,
. Call early IL yOu desire BAR
GAINS, for We MEAN BUSINESS
and are determined to REDUCE
'r,rr., owa<,ry az q 81 glJ7 81 e.. -
UUh oIUCAs Dts bar .Iol15} ni,si
dec3i cod 4thp If .
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THIS Is California item: A stalk of al
falfa in the plaza at Sonoms has grown
twenty-eight inches in seven weeks.
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( .5as fbG dsf 7hssz3 tgsazs -iss1snt -
1 .ls1e1f sdtcI EgigJ .mIa n9so.3 DOS
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80 ,t 49, ii Sac assss1olsid ,i,fiiiaza1Hil
! els 5IHar 500 5tss2 sasi7oga sgsiilas 8 = =
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo, Memphis, and new
lIlnl OFleana. p p,

Will leave for the above and All internedhlte
points TO-DAY, the 22d, at z. NJ $50 $50,
For freight OF passage apply % Q. II. Ar
THUR 3 Co, Agents, Al and AZ FEonttt Is o
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The New York herald., 1873-12-01

The disease It is believed. vin not spread. espc-
cally II tue present weather lasts Some 600 horses
BRoxDwAY AND SEVENTH AVENUE LINE.
Over l. 900 horses are constantly at work upon
this line and the small number OF six are At pres
ent laid up The disease which exists is not be-
lieved TO be the catarrhal plague which created
such havoc last year. The line runs az usuai ts
full number and expects TO continue IN the same
way.
This line, one OF those which suf1ered most last
year. has about ten horses affected by .he disease
and few more running AZ the nose. There -
some fear here that the disease may spread pma IL
enc critical period will be passed over without
serious trouble.
has also several horses suffering more or less rom
the disease. few serious cases, but are being
kept at work, as 1t is not believed the distemper
THE SIXTH AVENUE LINE
have four cases in the hospital which are some-
what aggravated, but the general run oil the
horses are in as healthy condition as they nave
been during the past year. The disease does not
appear to be spreading at all.
THE GRAND AND FoRTY-sECOND STREET LINE
is SAID to have quite number OF horses in the
hospital. the majority OF them having the cpl
Zootic
The East Broadway has a number OF horses sick,
some with the epizooty, about ten, and others are
The Avenue b line has eight horses suffering
from the disease and . number OF others slightly
affected.
The Second avenue line has thus far healthy
record and does not appear to show any symp-
toms OF an aggravated attack OF the disease.
THE STAGE COMPANIES
suffered very severely last year from the disease,
and the probability IL tnat this year they Will be
more affected than the Car companies rhe Fourth
avenue line has II horses down with the distem-
per; the Fulton ferry line has six, with quite
number coughing; the Twenty-third street line,
which completely stopped Tor n time last year in
consequence OF the disease, has 10 horses affected
with the epizooty.
THE EXPRESS HORSES
have not been attacked TO any great degree with
the disease, though q few animals belonging to
the Adams Express Company the United and
Dodd's, are suffering from the epIzootic and good
many sare coughing and running at the nose.
The milkmen and the milk companies seem TO be
suffering good deal from the epiz0oty, and many
of the horses which have caught cold have again
many OF the symptoms OF the disorder, and will,
doubt, succnmb more or less to the disease. No
doubt the last running and constantly stopping
during the coolest hours OF the morning has
brought about this state OF affairs.
The livery stables do not seem to have been
affected as yet, more than that many OF the
horses which suffered last year are again coughing
to slight extent
Some horses have already died from the disease,
but ir does not appear where they came from or
who they belonged to. Probably not more than
six or seven have died In this way and have gone
to the Rendering Company.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
SHlPWRECKED MARINERS.

Ihc Terrible Hardshfps Undergone by
the Crew OF the French Bark liza Gioire--
ihree Days and Two Nights on n
sinking Crsd-rhe Vow to the Virgin
Mary.
Inc snip General Mcclellan, which arrived in rhIs
port on saturday, brought the crew OF the French
bark La Giore which was fallen in with on the Jsth
OF last SEPTEMBER IN latitude 50 40 south and onei
tude 20 90 west 10 sinking condition, having 10
feet OF water IN her hold. The fonow,ng 10 49,,
story told by one Of the survivors TO uER.,n -.
porter yesterday -
STATEMENT or l. MoLIlSiER
Twas q sailor on board the bark Ia Glore and
sMpped in Bordeaux on the 25th o. last NAV for
voyage TO Caijao, In Peru. Our cargo consisted
almost exclusively OF wine and brandy The craft
was a very solidls built one, having been con-
structed at Nantes Irlso ant our not losing our
masis proves ,bis sSc was owned nv Mr. Elnn