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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
FOREIGN NEWS

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The Due d Aumale
SAYS that Marshal BaZaine, whose trial
commenced ut Versailles yesterday
will certainly be convicted and then
pardoned.
A dispatch was received ut the Minis
try of War to day from Gen. MariOnes
announcing u victory by his troops
over large body of Carlists near Agar
zusa, in Navarro. Many insurgents
were killed and a large number taken
prisoners. Marones says the rout OF
the Insurgents is complete, and his
forces are in close pursuit.
LONDON, Oct. There have been
1,234 deaths from cholera in Vienna
since July.
MADRID, Oct. About 2OO Insur-
gents made desperate assaultOn Car
tagena to-day, and were repulesd with
heavy loss. On the arrival of the fleet,
the city will be attacked on all sides at
once.
HALIFAX, Oct. 7.-Divers report sew
eral bodies yet entangled in the wreck
of the Atlantic, one being that of 4
well-dressed woman.
PARIS, Oct. 7.-Garibaldi has arrived
here.
BERLIN, Oct. 7.--BishOp Reinkells,
of the old Catholic Church, took the
oath of allegiance to the emperor to-
day.
MADRID, Oct. about goo insur.
gents made Il desperate assault on Car
tagena to-day, and were repulsed with
heavy loss. On the arrival of the tleet
the city will be attacked on all sides al
once.
MATAMORAs, Oct. 7.--Gen. Tejada
who was deputed by the Congress O
the State of COahuila as Governor, il
raising forces ut Saltillo, and has lev
led forced loans.
DE Salla is recognized as Governor
of the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

Putting up new dwelling houses is
the order Of the day in Kernville. The
town is supplied with stores and shops.
Murphy, Brown-aud Green, are the
principal merchants. Two fine hotels,
the Kernville Hotel and the Olympic.
The town is apparently well supplied
with mechanics of different trades.
The new discoveries being made as
tonish the ''Oldest inhabitants" who
thought the place finished.-I Hapiiah
Miner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

The Mountain Top.

EDITOR HERALD: This is the sea-
son of the year to visit the mountains
The scenery up our caiiOns is most
beautiful-we do not think sublime
is too strong descriptive adjective.
In the canon one can see the same
character of vegetation that fiourishes
in the country East OF the Sierras.
The beechJ the maple, the white oak,
and many other deciduous trees that
are not dreamt of by the low-land
Californian are to be found, spreading
their broad and generous shade over
vast spaces that need no shade from
the SUMS rays-being already suffi-
GENTLY protected by the shadows east
from the misty mountain heights.
Such cafiOn as we have above al
luded to, is to be found back of the
Santa Anita Rancho. In former years
Hon. B. ID. Wilson made road up
the side of this caiiOn to the top of the
mountain, where an ineXhaustible
supply of good timber covers the table
land.
No more inspiriting, or health and
strength-giving trip can be found on
the face of the earth or in the mid
mountain air.
II you don't believe it, go and see,
and be satisfied. .
You newspaper men nave no idea
what beauty and lOveliness is to be
found near the city. Proclaim gem
eral holiday, and go out and see such
spots AS are above described.
N0urS 40
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

Mr.. NordhOff the author of the cele
brated work on California is in Santa
Barbara with his family. As II bene-
factor of this district Mr. Nordhof is
entitled to the gratitude of every man
who owns dollar of stock or foot
of real estate in Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
SAN Francisco. Oct. :

SAN FKANCISCO, Uct. I.
The wife of Charles Belts commit
ted suicide last night by cutting her
suicide il unknown,
Thirteen of the crew of the ship
Sunrise have sued Captain Clarke in
the sum of S299 each, and two propose
to bring action for S5,OOO each, in the
18th District Court, for damages.
The following passengers sailed for
San Diego per steamer Montana: Mrs.
Barclay, Mrs. Gaskell, L. Kepler Mrs.
Duncan, J. Hartenaugh, ID. Cleave-
land, {. A. DieffendOrff and wife, H.
V. Berry, Harvey Yeaman, Frank
Smedzer, J. Pentecost, II. b. Rekel, s.
NJ. Butterick.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

Col. Lever, an American by birth,
now i'm the services of the Mexican
Government, is in San Francisco, ell
deavoring to enlist the sympathies of
merchants in the opening of trade
with the new port of Manuata, in the
State of Michoacan, Mexico, This
port, recently opened by Mexico, and
provided with a Custom House, is
about midway between Acapulco and
ManzanillO, on the Pacific Coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

The Ventura Signal has a poem
about Saint Good Venture. The
translation neither makes pleasant
rhythm nor conveys correct idea of
the Franciscan saints name. Other
wise the poem is pretty, and delicately
written.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

A convict from Siskiyou county, on
his way to San Quentin in charge OF
Sheriff Morgan, on the night of the
4th, took advantage of the darkness
and made leap from the stage down
hill into the brush, about thirty miles
of Yreka, and was not recaptured
at last accounts, though the Sheriff
and two citizens were holding him ut
bay in the brush until morning, when
they anticipated an easy conquest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

A chimney of ore, assaying from
500 to 500 per ton, has been opened
in the Bright Star, Havilah.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
DIED.

DIFID.
TR AFFORD-ln this city, October Siil, Chris
tina A., wife of John Trnfford, ESD, agad :"
years.
The funeral will take place froh the resi-
dence of Judge Trfford, at the junction OF
Spring and Main streets, Friday afternoon AT
2 O'Clock Friends and acluainances are IN
vited To attend.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

The Pacific Mail steamer ColOnia
sailed for San Francisco on the LIST.
This is one of the vessels recently
huilt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMS.
SAN DIEGO.
Especial to the Los Angeles Herald.

The Delegation Of the Pima and Mari.
cofa Gndians---Death by u FalI---The
Military Telegraph Ia the East at
Ford YUHn--.Arrc~t Of u Deaarter---
Escape of PanclsO I.0lscse.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES

New HAVEN, Oct. 6.--Donaldson's =
balloon reached Canaan in the north
east corner of this State ut 2:3O p. NJ,
when it was caught in violent
storm. 1t came down so near the
earth that Donaldson and Ford jump
ed out I.unt who remained was
caught i'm tree tops and also escaped.
The balloon shot up again and got
away.
NEW YORK, Oct. Tn commercial
circles the feature OF the business sit
uation is one of gratifying activity.
The grain and grain freights export
movement in wheat is on lioerai
scale, and prices are quoted upward on
receipts of wheat. There are large
engagements of freights for British
ports, embracing free shipments OF
wheat, petroleum and tobacco.
A Washington special says Merton,
Ross Il Co., of London, have been APP
pointed fiscal agents for the State De-
partmcnt in Europe.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA dispatch
from Pottsville says the first snow OF
the season fell this morning, and 1t Is
quite severe. Snow also fell at Funda,
y. y.
LOWELL, Oct. John w. Pierce,
Jr., cashier of the Merchants National
Bank, has been guilty of "irregulari-
ties" according to other officers in the
bank, to the extent of S5,WM Pierce
is also Treasurer of the Central Saw
ings Bank; but that institution is said
to be all right.
KINGSTON, n. u, Oct. Z. The
weather is very cold. About eight
inches of snow fell.
Donaldson's balloon came down
eighty miles from New York.
MEMPHIS, Oct. There are six
hundred cases of yellow fever under
treatment. There was a heavy frost
last night, and no new eases appeared
to-day.
CHICAGO, Oct. THE Grand Lodge
of MasOns of Illinois met here to-day;
about 1,5OO delegates are present.
The Third National Bank resumed
business to-day.
HARTFORD, Oct. 7.-Returns from
all but four towns give a majority Of
over 5000 in favor OF II single capital.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
TEaMINE FAGI

Probably all the newspaper men in
the city would enjoy little recubans
su6 tegnmc Jagi. Perhaps the writer
will come and edit the morning and
evening papers in their absence. Ed.
HERALD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

General Elliot of Benicia is soon to
go east on q leave of absence. u
WoOls in the East are quiet. Sales
for the month, l,S95,WW pounds.
New York wool quotations are 26@
30 spring clips.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

VIC. HOLMAN is n candidate for Justice
of the Peace of los Angeles Township, at the
ensuing judicial Election.
j. j. AYERS will be Il candidate for Justice
of the Peace, for this Township, at the ensuing
Judicial election.
JOHN TRAFFORD will be a candidate for
reelection to the office of Justice of the Peace
for Los Angeles TOwship, at the October clec-
tiOn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
CANDIDATE NOTICES.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

ANDREW GLASSELI. is hereby announced
as II candidate for the office of District Judge
of the seventeenth Judicial District, at the ju
dicial election in October.
Y SEPULVEDA is announced as a candi
date for the office of District Judge of the l7tf
Judicial district,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

q. +. IT,, the great American hum
bug, is in Europe. He is not to re-
turn to America until he dies. Would
that he might live forever!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
ports.

The following Is the list of Exports in the
Depot of the Los Angeles and =. +. II. X.
awaiting shipment:
Corn Meal sacks....s0 Hides, dry...............7O
Merchandise, eases. 8 Bullion, bars...,.....l5O
Wool, bales".......~l2 Wine, bbls....."......"l
Frames, cases.".....l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
FOR SALE.

\ FIRST-CLASS, GOOD PAYING
"A DRAWING BUSINESS, solely on ac-
count of the proprietor going into other buSi-
hess. For full particulars, apply AT this office
This is II fine opportunity for some one.
Oc2-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

" a n II F. D-SEVERAL DAY
w BOARDERS can find good acc O .nmO-
dationS at MRS. BACkMAN'S, Spring street,
near First Oc:f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

WY ANTED--IN ALL NEIGH
w BORING TOWNS, Il good local can
vasser and correspondent for the HERALD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
For Sale Very Cheap.

7 OTIS, BOTH IMPROVED AND
L 4 unimproved in the business port ION ana
suburbs of the city. Apply to
Oca-lm NJ. WHALING, Attorney.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09
TO r e Mt.

on ACRES OF LAND, NEAR
w the city, with good house, and water
from city zanjas. Apply ut BRODRlCK'S
Book Store. OcStf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

ANTED-DWEI.L
w suited to Il small family, and not more
than one mile from the courthouse. Address
IL. c., HERALD office, stating price and lOca-
ton. Oc2-tf
" A D--TWO OR THREE
w DAY BOARDERS can be accOmmO-
daled with tirst-claSs board nj col. PEEliS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

"ANTED-A WOMAN TO DO
w general hOusework. Apply at first
house ON Main, south of Fourth st. Oc7tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
Notes OF ,Iae situation .

We had supposed 'rweed's trial a farce, but il
Gods in a cell.
Orders have been received at Boston 10 have
the new torpedo-boat ready for sea in twenty
days.
1t is said there are upwards of 10000 re-
sidents Of Canada who were born in the Unitt
States.
Ons Of the iTonclad vessels now at the Wash
inglOn navy yar1 is to be lowed to New York
for repairs.
Burriel, the butcher, left Hlvana Yesterday
for Santiago de Cuba, and resumed charge OF
that department.
The Navy Department has az yet received no
adVices Of the steamer Kansas since she left for
Santiago lie Cuba, but there is no uneasiness as
10 her safety,
A conference has taken place, at Madrid, be-
tween CASTELAR, and SalmerOn, which is believed
to have resulted in a restoration Of harmo nv
between the statesmen.
All the heavy ordinance which hal been
stored in the arsenal at st. Louis sihcs the late
war is being shipped to Pensacola. Among the
large guns are many One-hundred- pound Par
rO.s aAd nloFlArA.
II is said that the steamer City Of Merida, the
fastest vessel on the coast, will be altered into
gunboat and transport, and will be used in case
of war. A quantity Of ship timber is now On
her wharf at New York, which, il is said; ia TO
be used to strengthen her, 80 that she can carry
sixty-twO pOunders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
L.Iassa:ars ana JoarnalIun..

HARKNEss MAOAZINE.--The December
number Of this excellent quarterly is now on
our table, awaiting that careful perusal which
brief glance at its varied and interesting
contents has made impossible to forego. The
number opens with "Dudey's Escape" a de-
lightful historical sketch, the scene or which Is
laid 10 the English Civil War, 16lS. 1t is from
the gifted pen OF Rev. Charles ID. Shaw, which
fact alone will insure its perusal by numbers
Of admirers In this city. Emma A. Award.
furnishes pleasing little poem, ''Speech is
ton, contributes "a Critic Criticised" Ed
win r. Paynter, of Georgetown, has touch
ing poem on Immortality" rendered from
beautiful prose passage from Bulwer.-
"Xantippe Justified" by A. V. Scott, Is q
pleasant, classical production. Francis Vim
cents "AnglO Saxon Confederation Scheme"
comes next. 1t Is a valuable and interesting
paper. "Homer Hirst's Mistake" is an excit-
Ing indian story, by Ray Raymond. Nellie
NJ. Garabrant follows with highly original
poem, Glove Classified" Then come install
mehts OF "Blaek-eyed Bella, and Geo. Mac
DOnaId's great story, ''Wilfrd Cumberm ede'
Another interesting inStalment of "VmCent's
History of Wilmington, - is Riven. Mrs. Lizzie
York Case, popular and pleasing, contributes
a New Years poem, ,"Silence." The "Educa.
things embraces, two excellent views of
POughkeepsie, the ''city of schools. The ther
departments are excellent and varied SeVe :.
al fine en0ravings appear In this number, l.
cluding splendid view of the new Mason C
Temple, Philadelphia. In fact, "HarknC ss' "
for December, IS one Of the most readable ma =
zines ever issued. Send one dollar, for Iea IS
description, to John g. Harkness, Win in :
ton, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
Judges Elected or Appointed.

In the New York November election an amend-
ment to the contribution was submitted to the poo
PIE, ch Ingiug the tenure of the olllse of Judges
from slsctiOn BY the psOpIe to appointment. The
amendment providing for the appointment Of
Jadges OF the higher cOarts received only 1I5337
votes, while Sls9z9 we're cast against 1t, majori-
ty for ths present system OF 2O4. .6I2. The amend.
msnt for the appointing of county judges did not
fare 30 well even this, for on a smaller vote the
majority against 1t was 20S, ,S35 This result eur.
pn$nG to those who reason only from judicial dis
grnce in the city of New YORK, is after all easily
explained. The elective system has worked as
well as the appointining in nearly all the rural dis
tricts OF New York. as il has here in MaryIand in
all parts.-Bah. SUn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

Mexico AND CUBA-lNFERKsTINa INFoRNA-
TIoN.-We have q special despatch from the city
OF Mexico via Matamons, from which 1t appears
that commissioner from the Captain General of
Cuba had arrived In the Mexican capital to buy
provisions, mules, &c, for the Spanish IOrces Ia
Cuba. This looks as IL our Spanish belllgerents
In Cuba were preparing for the possible contin
goncy of a more active campaign than any they
have had for some years past. We are confident,
however, that force of i've thousand American
volunteers could settle with all the hghtlag Span
lArds from one end TO the other of the island.
ths trouble lies in the fears of our Secretary Of
SSAte. He has heard so much of sthe terrible
hxhting qualities of those Spanlards in Cuba that
they have frightened him. In hls present frame
Of mind he would probably agree TO Iurniah those
terrible Spanards all the provisions and mules
they want with = promise from the Casino Es-
panOi not TO carry their war into the UDlted
States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
news {. ON spaIn-slckIes Ros.gnes

MADRID, Dec. 6.-The government batter
les keep up steady fire on Cartagena. The
insurgents are reported to be in good spirits
They made sOrtie from the city yesterday.
MIR. CeballOS has been relieved of the command
OF the beseiging force. Gen. ZavaIa has been
appointed as his successor.
MADRID. December 6.-[Special to the New
York Herald. l-General Sickles to-day ten
dered his resignation Of the Ministry of Spain
to Secretary Fish. This act has been decided
ON by the General Ia consequence Of disa-
greement which has arisen during the pro-
Rress of the complication with Spain. A
strong misunderstanding has existed for some
time, It Ia believed. During the recent neRO-
tlations Secretary Fish acted directly with Se-
nor CASTELAR,, ignoring Minister SIckIes. Secre-
tary Fish also disappFOVed of the imperative
tone Of Minister Sickles' correspondence with
the Spanish Government.
The Secretary Of State and the Minister
have had frequent disagreements before this,
almost amounting to y rupture, on the occasion
Of'the correspondence attending the remand
of Bidwell, the Bank of England forger,
from Havana, and also duringt the DIR. HOuard
case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

THE TRIAL of Marshal BAzine, which has been
Ia progress at Versailles for weeks has closed
50 far as the testimony is concerned, and on Sat
urday the prosecution made its argument, demand
ing the degradation and afterwards the execution
of the accused. BAzains, as a general of Louis
Napoleon, found himself locked up in the fortress
of Metz by the German troops, and after vainIy
attempting to break through the lines OF the enc
my, surrendered Tue surrender occurred after
the empire was decisively a thiRg OF the past, and
when the French emperor was the captive guest
OF Germany at Wilh9inShOhe. In the course OF
the tIial testimony was introduced having ten
dency to convict the general OF secretly conviing
with the enemy, and strong evidence was also n-
trOducsd to show that there was necessity for
the sure 1der at the time of its occurrence 1t Is
o1gy, however, to see and understand the inhu-
which impelled Bazine to the sacrifice. lie
had fought vaiiantly for the empire, and though
fOT some time after France had assumed ats quasi
republican stAta be maintained q soldery attitude
OF resistance, he succumbed to the two fold pres
sure of physical fOr2e aud moral disappointment.
He surrendered no doubt In disgust under the
stimulus Of at least an impending il not an exist
ing necesAily. 1t is TO be hoped that France will
not be treated to such another sensation as that Of
the execution of Marshal Nsy, when, as now,
there was no political other necessity tor such
sangulnaTy show.-Bah. San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

SOMETHING ABOUT DUE DGLLI0ENcE.-OnWed-
nesday, at OAKLAND, ~ lhs Circuit Court of Gar
rott county, Judge Pitrcs delivered decision In
Nn c2sa as follows Soma no hs s'nc :, Messrs'
Dnkland, Chase " Co, then doing business in
Baltimore, sent TO Mr.. Lewis LiningsT, of Garrett
county, check on the Marine Bank, Lihinger in-
doFsed the check 10 Messrs Philsou. Black Il Co,
bankers of Dale City. and received the money for
il. Asssrs. PhilsOn, Black Il Co, having no cor
respondent in Baltimore sent the check to Q Phil
adslphia correspondent, who in turn forwarded it
10 Baltimore, where 1t arrived on the day or day
after the failure of Messrs. Kirkland Chase Il Co,
and could not be collected OF course the check
was returned, and went back until il reached
MeasFs. PhilsOn, Black 81 Co, who called upon
Ne. Linlnge- to refdrd the money advanced upon
Il. This Mr. Lininger refused to do, when Nessrs.
PhilsOn, Black y Co. brought suit to recover the
sum. In the trial Of the cause It was developed
that IL the check had reached Baltimore q day
earlier than it did II would have been paid. The
court thsreupon gave judgement for the defend
ant, holding that the rule which called for "due
diligence" in such matters was not complied with.
Cumberland Meas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
Tho spanIsh CompIIcatlon,

"A special despatch from Washington says
Secretary Fish received from Madrid, yesfer-
days. long despatch In which the Spanish Cab
met asks the United States to agree that in-
stead OF delivering the Virglnius directly to
the United States authorities, she should be
placed In the hands Of neutral power, there
to remain until the question whether she was
been determined. Secretary Fish replied yes
teFday afternoon that the agreement having
been arranged, the United States did not wish
to be party to any change in its terms,
and therefore declined to aeceed to their re-
quest e88
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

A WILD WOMAN IN PRINcE WILLIAM Co., Va.
Mr. koda Fewell and Others report to the Ma
lalaa (Va-) Garstis that a. they were hunting in
the woods near Bland'a Ford bridge, Frinee Viii
liam county, ON Tuesday last, they discovered
smoke arising from thick pine grove a few hun
dFed yards distant, which proved TO come FROM
the biVouac OF q Wom' N nearly nude, who was
seated near the tils picking large bird Upon
the approach OF the hnntsmen she gTasped bow
N1d arrows and ned, They represent the woman
about thirty years old, wearing undressed bear
akin about the lOins, her only covering. The Al
eKandFia Gazette. . few days ago, reported wild
man 10 the woods Of Prince William.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

: THR HnAFHRR CnIERR. .--0oVeFnor Booth, of
Califoraia. in his annual message favoEs = FsVis-
ion OF our treaty with China which shall restrict
Ohineas Immigration 10 this country. JadginR
from the domOralizAtlon OF the Chinese immi-
RFants 20 America, u would no doubt be adviaable
70 bloeAde our ports againat the hsath0n Chinee
altogether. But, as the Spanish voiuntsag might
remaFk, We tender our proteetlon 10 The vilest
sinnsn of ths earth. and Ne shall not e1elnde All
SIN. We should inVite him, receive him, reform
him. The process may require some occasional
lsanging, bat that - not much trouble, particular
IL u Eaiifornla.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
no THE PURLlC.

w B.MsINTIRE Who hAs1been he senior
H. partner ~ the firm Of MelniiFs q james.
HardVFsFo Dealers, at 30t Market street. for the
past four years. would Inform his friends
ana N5rtner customers thai be haa WlahdFa1n from
said lFm and hsa rentod the oeafQ - MeFaee H.reet.
lev days cpen with fall atoea - tALaFd9aFo. Cat
ferv &C. AMI hopos % receive 4he natra1alo Of all
arse number Of ffiends and epalemen msny new
issE d :, ,.,.,.:.,. :: !: z. 2 MsTNTIRR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
GAZETTE.
Tho Bank Rophara.

The counsel fOr the bank robbers withdrew
their reasons for new trial, this mOERlng. and
asked the Court to deter sentence until this after.
noon The application for new trial was no
do ibt a raSe to defer tbs HlgiIAtiOn which the
seouudrsls 80 richly deserve, for few days. Tie
ptlloTy and the lash wsrs never 90 popular.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

NOTICE ia hereby EiysR that the psgasFshiP
N heretofore existing between Henry B, NeIn-
tire & ManTy james. Was dissolved on the @Oth day
OF NOYonuaF. a. d.. 1913. - 1llllnal consent.
exclusively FoosiVed and paid 70 cid Maury james.
who slone Is authorized 70 sign n there
Of = Ill HlMeINTIRE.
dseAtf VHtsHS ghAUhf JAMES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
The EIee. ordored % the front.

MI W ASI1 DoC + 1910.
Tue despatch boat Pinta goes to Havana to-
morrow at noon, The flagship Worcester, Ad-
mirAl Scott, remains here. A forward movement
of the feet has been ordered. Two hundred and
twenty navy recruits leave here this week 10 fll
drafts for vessels ordered here.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

The demand for WOFkmen on the United
States vessels, now at the Brooklyn navy yard
b 30 great that none OF the mechanics or la
bOTeTs employed can leave work to assist in
ralsing coal barge, which lies IN frOntAf the
Araplles and Is thought BY sonne parties tN
have been sunk Intentionally. The enginast
the Florida aud Roanoke NFiIi be tried Today
TIE hustle Of preparation Is noticeable as as
ual on the MlnnesotP, Dictator, and SWatara,
aud recruiting b going on continually -
There Is notice at the gates soliciting re-
cmltasa ) kas SxsEss sgar..s - Il , =