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TERRIBLE DISASTER.
New York Steamship sunk ut Sea
226 OF Her Passengers Lost.

New York Steamship sunk ut Sea
ZIG of Her Passengers Lost.
News comes from London of another terri
bic marine disaster. At2 o'clock on the morn
ing of the 23d of November. the steamship
Vile du Havre, which left New York Nov. IS.
for Havre, France, collided with the British
ship Loeb Eme, and sunk in twelve minutes
Two hundred and twenty-six passengers OF the
Vile du Havre were lost, eighty-soven
being saved 10y the ship Tnmouutain
The III fated vessel was struck amid
ship by the Loeb Erne. The latter
vessel Immediately lowered her boats. which
rendered all the service possible by them.
Fittv-three Of the crew were saved including
the Captain, and these 80 to make up the
eighty-seyen saved. Among the passengers
lost were several members Of the late
Evangelical Alliance, returning TO their
homes
The Vile du Havre was one of the largest
and finest steamers afoat. Her dimensions
were $50 feet by 49 feet. Her carrying capac-
ity was $500 tons. freight and measurement.
Her main saloon was fitted up with marble
wdinscOuug Of three varieties. tho uphOl-
stery was velvet, and the Woodwork was
carved in the most unique designs. Her en-
6ncs were compound GiIect-Gctng, Of 5000
HORSEPOWER, and made IN England
Among the lost were four children Of Mr..
II. G. Spanord Mrs. :. being among the
saved. son Of Mr.. T. f.. Culver and Mrs.
Daniel Goodwin aud two children all of
Chicago.
The Loeb ETno struck tho steamer anid-
ships, AID made chasm ~ feet deep aud
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THE VIRGINTUS AFFAIR.
The Protocol Signed by Secretary Fish
and admiral Polo DE Hasnabce.

Protocol of the conference held M the DEPARTMENT
Of State at Washington, on the 10Th of November,
1913. between Hamilton Fish, Secretary OF state.
and Rear Admiral Don Jose Polo de Barnabce,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister pienipoteu-
tary OF Spain:
The undersigned having met for the
purpose of entering iutJ deiinitiye agree
meut respecting the case of the
steamer Nirginus. which. while under the
nag Of the United Stats, was, on the 3lst day
Of October last. captured on the high sea by
the Spanish Man-of-w8r Tornado have reached
The following conclusions Spain, on her part.
stpulates to, restored forthwith tee vessel
referred to and the survivors of her paeseu-
gers and crew, and on tho 25th day OF De-
cembcr next to salute the flag Of the United
states If, however, before that date Spain
should prove to thc satisfaction of tie Govern
ment OF tho United States that the Yirginius
was not entitled to carry the flag Of the United
states. and was carrying il Mt the time of
her capture without right and Improperly. tie
salute Will be spontaneously dispensed as in
such case not being necessary or requrable
but the United States will expect, in such
case. disclaimer of an intent of ndignitv to
lts nag IN an act which was committed.
fnrther, that IT. or or before the 25tl dav
OF December, 1873, it shall be made 10 ar
pear 10 the satisfaction Of the United states
that the Nlrgnius did not rightfullv carry
the American flag. and was not entitled ~
american papers, the United States could IL
SUI ''o on inquiry ana diOpJ legal proceedings
against the vessel, if it be found that she has
violated any law of the United States and
against any of the persons who may appear TO
have been guilty of illegal acts in connection
herewith, it being understood that
Spain will proceed according TO the
second proposition made to Gen. Sickles,
and communicated to Admiral Polo
on the 18th inst to investigate the conduct Of
those authorities who have infringed the
spanish laws and honorary obligations. and
VIII arraign them before competent court and
inlet punishment upon those who may have
offended. Other reciprocal recommendations
20 be subject TO the consideration and az
rangements between the two governments:
ana. in case OF no agreement to be the subject
OF arbitration, If the constitutional assent of
the senate of the United States be given there
70. 1t Is further stipulated that the time.
manner and place for the surrender of the
NTginius and the survivors of those who were
on board of her at the time Of her capture,
ana also the time manner and place for the
salute TO the flag of the United States. if there
should be OCCASION for such salute, shall be
subject to arrangement between the under
signed within the next two DAYS.
(Slgdcd) HAMILTON FISH.
JOSE Polo DE BARNABEE.
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Steamboat

The report Of the Supervising Inspector
General OF the Steamboat-Iuspecton Service
for the year ending June 80, 1873, contains
the following:
" The year 1872 proved a disastrous one to
life and property on water. One hundred and
ninety-two casualties were reported as having
occurred TO steam vessis, by which 306 lives
are known to be lost, and, as nearly as could
be ascertained, resulting III the loss Of prop
ery to the amount OF &4G0S, 143. Property
amounting TO S2,023.52S. and 1913 lives, were
lost through casualties by fire alone, showing
the urgent necessity of still greater precau-
tons being taken to guard against that de-
structvc clement on steam vessels.
" Notwiths tauding the steam marine of the
country has suffered severely 10y reason Of
casualties, 1 ain pleased to state that con-
stant increase in the tonnage thereof has con-
tiuued. seyenty-two new steamers, with an
aggregate tonnage of II. 9GG. were added TO
the several inspection districts during the
year 1872
Among these we're the iron steamers of
the new American Steamship Line, OF Phila-
Gclpha, These steamers seem TO have gwen
an impetus to commerce which, II is hoped
may result in the establishment of other
lines. and in the building Of an increased
number of steamships IN this country winch
shall traverse the seas under the American
flag, and thus aid in the restoration OF the
prestige Of our commerce on the ocean.
During the year ending June 80. there
had been inspected by the various local
boards 1858 steam vessels OF all classes,
with an average tonnage of LOIS, 4Si. Cor
uicate5 or licenses were also issued to 3.4t7
masters. l,l25 mates, $500 pilots, and GAG
engineers.
During the calender year 1872, 3iH
steamers we're inspected, with an agGrcgate
tonnage OF ,Dl5. i5i. and licenses issued 70
2,ss2 masters, 1857 mates, 8 ,Si5 pilots. and
&, 2Gj engineers
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Credit Mobilier suits brought at Hartford. The
question Of jurisdiction is decided in its ia
yor, but the Court sustains the demurrer
made to the bill presented by the Government.
The ground on which the demurrer is sus-
tanned is that there was no trust in behalf of
the Government which has been disregarded,
and that the damage it has suffered is too
remote to afford ground for action at law. Am
appeal to the Supreme Court is projected.
The Credit Mobilier suits are to be appealed
to the Supreme Court.
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General.

One hundred and ninety more miles of the
Northern Pacific road have been examined and
accepted by the Government Commissioners.
This makes in all 400 miles which have been
accepted and on which patents for IMMIGRANTS
will be issued.
The cable steamer Robert 4. Lowe was re-
Gently wrecked of the coast Of Nova Scotia
Eighteen lives were lost
1t is now asserted that Gen. Ryan had made
a contract with the Cuban insurgents by
which lac was to receive 500 900 for landing
the virginius cargo and passengers in Cuba.
The United States District Court at Phila-
delpha has adjudged jay Cooke q Co. to be
bankrupts and appointed a receiver
The Hoosac tunnel was finished on Thanks
giving Day.
The sudden closing of the Eric canal caused
an advance in the price Of corn in New York
of 10 cents wheat 6 to 8 cents; oats, to
8 cents; and barley about 10 cents per bushel.
over 900 boats arc locked up in the canal.
Senator Logan, ofIllinois, issaidto havelost
almost bis entire fort Inc by the failure OF the
California and Texas Construction Company.
TIE Government has been defeated IN the
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Is 1912 the theory of national pro-
lection Of our citizens and aliens in the
service of the Government on the high
seas was thus stated by Daniel Web
ster: " In every regularly docu-
mented American merchant vessel the
crew who navigate it viii find their pro-
lection in the flag which is over them. "
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NNICN WI IIuFO UuuOCOuNI 10Y NCt.IJe ,STN I07
Nov. Observation-Disclosures. 3,6jl 0-0il4
After making due allowance for the currency
held by State and saving banks trust com
panies. private bankers, these are larger
amounts than can be supposed to have been
in the pockets of men or the tills Of small
dealers, but it may be left to the ingenious in
such matters TO divine what portion thereof
was boarded by the ignorant or coyetous.
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Political.

The colored voters Of Kentucky threaten to
leave the Republican party il they are not ac-
corded more equal division of the offices.
Hon. Eugene Casserly has resigned his seat
in the United States Senate.
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Foreign.

A letter from Havana says the people there
would refuse to allow any order from Madrid
to deliver up the Yirginius, or make other
reparation for her seizure and execution Of
her crew, to be carried out.
The butcher Burriel has issued orders for
the arrest of all Cuban sympathizers on the
island of Cuba.
dispatch from Cartagena, Spain, dated
Nov. %, says the bombardmcnt Of the place
on that day was most furious. Many build
ings had been set on fire by the shells, and
several hundred people killed.
The typhus fever and smallpox are deci-
mating the Carlst army.
The examination of witnesses in the Bazaine
trial has been concluded.
The British troops have again encountered
and defeated the Ashantees.
Gen. Manteufrel and Count Goeber recently
fought duel near Berlin, in which the latter
was seriously wounded by q shot in the
stomach.
The German Emperor is in precarious state
II health
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PEACE.

spain Acccdes to the Demands OF the
United States-Terms of the Protocol
Agreed Upon-The Virginius 90 he SUR
rendered and the Remaining Captives
col
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Protocol of the conference held az the Department
q state at Washington, on the 10Th of November
1913. between Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of STATE
aud Rear Admiral Don Jose Polo de Baruabce,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipcteu-
tary of Spain:
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MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

JACKSON MISS, August rs 1878.
The Republican State Convention is stin IN SEES
mon. A. X Davis has been nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor and James Hin for Secretary OF
State Both are colored men. Nominations for
State Treasurer Auditor, Attorney General and
Superintendent of Education, have not yet been
made. Senator Alcorn has declared against the
ticket and announces that he Will address the peo-
PIE at representative EaIl tomorrow night.
special despatch by way OF Memphis, Tenn,
gays
In the Republican Convention a resolution was
adopted appointing committees TO draw up resolu-
tions and reorganize the state Executive Commit.
tee Ii was also resolved that candidates who sub
init their names should abide by the decision OF the
Convention. The balioting for Lieutenant Cover
nor then began, and the third ballot stood Car
ter tcolored), 80; Davis (coored), u.s. scattering,
IL. Carter then moved 10 make the nomination OF
Davis unanimous, which was carried with loud
cheers. Hill, OF Marshall, was nominated Tor Sec
rotary OF State on the second ballot.
The afternoon session was consumed in ballotng
1or State Treasurer but at eight O'Clock no result
had been reached.
Senator Alcorp will address the people tomorrow
night, and, 1t Is rumored, will appear as indepen-
dent candidate against Ames.
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THE SELF MURDERED ITALIAN HARprsr

Deputy Coroner Marsh maze a critical superficial
examination yesterday OF the body OF OF the we'll
known operate artist Professor Luigi Tito rocco,
the Italian harpist, the terrible details OF whose
shocking suicide at a fashionable boarding house
in South Washington square were fully reported IN
the last issue Of the HERALD.
Dr.. Marsh discovered that the muzzle OF the pls-
tol was undoubtedly inserted into the mouth when
IL was discharged bv the unfortunate professor.
The bullet was found 10 have entered the len s.de
OF the roof or the mouth. The Introduction Of a
probe showed that tue deadly missile
had passed upward aud backward 10
the left, shattering the upper jawbOne, crashing
through the other bones OF the face aud lmhc NJ
itself deeply in the left hemisphere OF the brain.
Death was evidently the result of shock snd 40.
ternal hemorrhagc from the wound, which was
unquestOnaJiy selEinnlcted.
The body OF the deceased, who was familiar 20
hdoitues OF tue opera, aud who, aside from being
an mpished violinist, was regarded the best
haTpst in America, stil remains az the under
takers, IA CarmiIe street. IL has been visited by
alarge number OF professional irlends OF the oe-
ceased including several members OF DosiwOrth =
Band and OF other musical organizations, 90 whom
the remains VIII be delivered internent soon
as the funeral arrangements snail have been
pieted. Coroner Young VIII probably mold the IN
TODAY.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. %, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Limerick Br) Jameson, Liverpool
suamship Hoisata DER, Barends. Hamburg--Kun
steamship city Of Havana. Deakcn, Havana-F Alex.
steamship Magnolia, Chceseman, savannah-w Gar
Steamship Georgia, CroweIi Charieston--H Morgan
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman Norfolk, City Point
and RichmonG-old Dom nion ste amshp &c
steamship faniia Doane. Philadeiphia-Lorillari
sssSmsllp Che.Apeake. johnson. POv,lond-I Aucs.
ship q Glover, Perkins, Autwerp-Jaeob schmidt
Hers Bristew Nor, Werner. Cork or Falmouth for
ORDERS " Eiwcll Co.
Esrs Gsl@g s s Ser Petersen corA or Falmouth for
Bark sOiando ,Sor. samaosen, Hamburg -Funch.
Rsrk rr.,ns Donna Csor, uouskin. Roitrdam--Funch
barE vega Ger. Brandhor. sietun--Funch Edge
BARI Ttaax Norl, Frosirup, Copenhagen or orders
barb Irene lNor. Jorrcnten, Elsnore for orders
Bsrk an2s nor. oua Luhcc-retensk Boekmann.
bafk ORION lNOg roAnescu, Bosdeaux-funch kdye
Brs weyianit dtap, Napuena. Penarth Rosds-Fgnch
Rrg Aseo,a dtaD, NArciani. Queenstown Tor orders
nrg Rocky Glsu. Higgins, Llsbon,-siuer A uough,on
nrg zerhss Or, Williams, Gibraltar and Aloanio--L
sem Impulse Curtis Pernamhuoc.
. schT Cecfse u kneas OR, hneas, Nassau, MP o
schr A u neden, Harrison. Indianoia-Tuppor Beat
scar WIN wilson Jones Gaiyesion-F " stactpo,e
schr hnchsnWes~ Phuhrs, s-vannah-tyans, Ball 4
Frbr J,hn. Gabriel. Wilmington. Nc-E Powell
sehr selns Cas-. Moves H'chrnond Na--C u frgmbui
seif sossl wiissn Rslrne-s- q alTner s''i'e''
srhT Mcnticsno ksuniston. Bosion-RichInond, Brown
..sehr l. s'urgeS chaw, w,ssgort Nas-Fergason a
srbTA 2 s.nsr osae. rrovidsncs-H " jackson A
~chr eeIi.. simtson EriAr-po-i--i.r Ri.s..
sctfe yol~in Waterbury. STANFORD -stsmfori Man
eis,s.lsr aaero~gsY ptits rfi.aeuhi.
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FIRE IN FORSYTH STREET.

Az twenty minutes TO eight O'Clock last evening
IRE broke out In the back room, on the fourth
moor, OF the double tenement house No - FOR.
sym street. occupied by Jacob Levine. caused by
the upsetting OF Kerosene lamp. The alarm
caused the widest terror among the num.rou.
denizens OF the building, who poured out into the
street IN large numbers. The IRE engines we're
promptly on hand and soon had the m.
under control. the following losses AND
insurance are reported Jacob Levine daui.
age to furniture 500; fully insured.
Max Jacobs damage $50; insured. ON MN
floor, Nathan Norwich, damage 5000 not Insured /.
Simon GoldsberR, loss $500, not insured. sixth
floor, Leon schwndler, $3.50; not insured; Joseph
Arnshaw, 800, not insured The building Is owned
by Henry Valentine OF Sixty-third street near
Tnird avenue; damage, 5000; insured Ia Jefferson
Insurance company. During the hre Ernsitne
Hurch Of 10 Forsyth street, Jumped rom fourth
story window and fractured ner lett arm, escaping
otherwise unhurt she was taken ~ Bellevue
HOSPITAL,
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ARRIVALS
EErCETrD M THE nEaALD STEAM Yachts AND
MLAALn NnIIl.LnNa rKL.La avn IINEs

EEfCETrD M THE nEaALD STEAM Yachts AND
HGI.ALp vuiItSIuNe rKi.EG tAfH ISE1
sbAmshr AusfrAiia dsr. HedlefwtE, Oia.asw Aug
" va Neville IItt, win mdse and 10 iender
sssInshlp America Ger Bnrsfns Hrsu,rn sus a aud
Southampton tSh viii inlse and Passenger O. Osriohs
stsan.hif slesia Ger, uehirh, Hsmhurr Aur "A and
southampton i0ih, VIA nadss asi a. pssssugsrs Kun
stsan'shtp Cleopatra. ManFln Havana Aus "a with
u.dse ana pas-s nssFs " AlsxaDdge ~ons Attn.
,es Az ~, is l.n ~. $500 sifsm,sar Jss sagsr
Virgo. hence savannah
slrAms hip talntlrxh ar. Hanning. sydney ca Aug
~ win cua % 4 swain son vessel h. X Currif A
90. &ih az "a. iqn "A =. fxIefIrurcd severe hurr-
cane commsneins AZ ~ AM sesrns around 70. W.
Sisauisntu Old ncmirton NslEsf. riram0nd. city
Point aus Norfolk win nes and passngcrs " TIE OLA
bafk nan,en Scr, eo-isfhos London Nav % via
Bari James r. Ward. la~sEanV TrIrllal a. dave with
sugar 20 lxnsea DEF Naiis vessel o. JANIS wara
Go.
Barh Rehecea caruana. Jean.on, sagaA IL day. win
ORG Ten Ngrs hafunsen. carhn s dass ia ballast 60
fnuch. kfye c. asg ~ af vi a. IN n ii Irdsig Ter.
sweden aqeIl NJ W A.. fsif fou,
the libbeom overheard and VA crowned
hrs i.a4 tNera asns-n nayrs IS days In ballast 20
Hris aiy '0crl. Ksuh. Genoa O. days with na.. ,o
Philhps a non' vessel o. Tuuct, fdyc c. rassea
sriE fsirnc iaD. taaro. csiis o. days win vine 70
bns JANA blaze Gssin Eagua1o. pr "a d.vs. with
sugar, io v unaiayiA A Cos ses.tl 10 Whiinsy a
schr Marguerite or, Bsnsa II Pierre. MAI, a a.u
,xavk&k[ ~ "a sRAH&Ssa
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TIE SUICIDE OF MR.. OLCoTT.
Investig alton Before 10

Invest1g RtIon BetOre COrOner Herrmnn.
Yesterday morning Coroner Herman held an In
quest at No 3l3 West Twenty-second street over
the remains OF Mr.. Thomas 0lcott, late OF Green
bush, near Albany, who committed suicide late ON
Wednesday afternoon by opening vein IN his arm.
The facts developed before the Coroner were sub
stantially the same as published IN the HERALD OF
Thursday MI. Frederick Y. Olcott, brother OF de-
ceased living at No. "a Vest Foriy-seventn street,
said deceased had been melancholy, which IN part
was caused by the death OF his sou, eighteen
years OF age In March last; knows that
imagined for the past two months that he was
poor, and that he was losing his money, &C. he
imagined that people would sue him for damages
and matters OF that kind. The waiter aud medi-
cal attendant on deceased who were examined
gave no testimony OF Importance. In their verdict
the jury found "that Mr.. Ocott came 10 ms death
by hemorrhage from wound OF the arm, nliC ted
by his own hands while laboring under attack
OF melanchoia, at No, 3l5 West Twenty.secOnd
street. August "a, ls73.r
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TIE INEVITABLE PISTOL.
Man Attempts the Life OF Woman
Through jealousy and Then At
tempts 90 Destroy Himself.

Last evening about six O'Clock, German, named
Charles schultz, visited the residence OF woman
named Mary narnish, with whom he was IN love,
at No. 81 Chrystie street, but what occurred dur
ing that interview Is difcuit TO say, when report
OF a discharged pistol startled the immediate
neighborhood, followed by a second report. Upon
investigation, the neighbors were horror stricken,
at discovering the woman, Mary Harnish, lying on
the moor weltering In her gore aud Charles schultz
lying on the moor, about four feet away from
her, hts life Is stream apparently ebbng It's crimson
tide away. Policemen were sought who quickly
had che twain removed to the Tenth precinct,
where surgeon Lane discovered the woman sure =
ing from bulletlracturcd Jawbone and a badly
lacerated hand. Botn wounds were effected by
one bullet, the woman evidently having placed
her hand 10 the side Of her lace, as n for projection
from the leaden assailant. Mr.. schultz had a bull
let IN his head, which gained Abundance through
one OF his ears. Their wounds were pronounced by
surgeon Lane as not OF fatal character. They
were removed TO Bellevue Hospital In ambn-
plLal.
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BRUTALITY OF A HUSBAND AND ITS RE-
SUITS
The Husband's Arrest Ordered.

Coroner Herman was yesterday called to No. 446
East Thirteenth street TO investigate the circum-
stances attending the case OF u stubborn child,
whose mother, Catharine Tbiel, German woman
alleges that the birth OF her child was fastened 10y
violence received a. the hands OF her husband,
ficnoss Thel a tailor. Mrs. Thiel who is the third
vile OF her husband states that she was married
last November and he being jealous OF her without
cause, often struck ana beat her without prov0ca-
tion. About four weeks ago she had a mlsunder-
Nandlng concerning his daughter by former
marriage, when he threw her down and stamped
on her stomach and also struck her several times
IN the iace his daughter also struck her step
mother and hence the allegation that the heath OF
.he child eight mOnthe) was fastened by violence
deputy LOr9ner Cushman, who made an exanina-
Won on OF me body, testified that IN his opinion The
sluu lAa peen dead for at least tmQ WeekS
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NEW HAMPSHIRE WOMAN sUFFRAeISrs.

LANCASTER, N. H., August 2s, 1873.
The Woman Suffrage Convention which closed
its session at this place last evening, largely
attended throughout. The principal speakers were
Lucy Stone, MIR. Blackwell Mr.. Livermore. Miss
Mary A. Eastman Mrs Mary Grew, OF Philadel-
phia; Mrs Abbie G. watson Rev. Mr.. VibDert, Of
Boston; Rev. Mr. Haskell, OF Lowell; Dir.
Ealiinger OF Concord, and Revs. Messrs. Clark
anG Cole, OF Lancaster. The audience gathered In
the loft OF a mill to hear the closing address by
Henry Ward Beecher on Wednesday evening but
were warned TO vacate the building by the break
Ing OF the timbers beneath them. When about
1000 persons had gained admission Mr.. Beecher
delivered his address in the open air to an
audience of ahOuf 600
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RICHMOND COUNTY POLITIC2.

The politicians OF Richmond country, Staten
Island, are in active preparation for the coming
election. There several Offices to be filed the
principal ones being that OF member OF Assembly
In place OF MIR. Judd; police and civil justices,
Dncrs ana other minor local positions. Supervisor
Samuel x. Brick, Jr Is already mentioned Tor
Assembly, as Is also the Hon. Erastus Brooks.
Justice Kesler, II is said. will for reelection,
ana Mr.. James Dempsey Tor reelection for Coroner.
Campaign clubs are being organized throughout
the county and everything indicates that the
coming election VIII be an exciting one.
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SAILED.

Steamships Holsatia GER, for Hamburg; City of Ha
vana Havana Magnolia savannah; Georgia, Charles
barks CONSTANT (Aus Trieste; Mimi Aus, Rotterdam
Johannes Rod Nor), Antwerp Heiress Galveston; Ami
Henry Louise Laguayra and Porto cabello; Typhoon
Hoard tBrl, tJohn. PR; Hiram Abiff sagna; W
schns Sys Sb gcme isaac 9sr ~ eW
Eastern Queen, Kingston ia; Wigwam, st Augustine
Altavela Jacksonville Bentley, Charleston Edna,
Bassa, wCA; Cohasset Baltimore } Ward. do.
Wind at sunset, SW, light