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, 1874-01-10
From the New York Tribune Dec. 237d.)
THE STATUS OF THE VIRGINIUS.

The Acknowledgement has rendered a
perfectly plain and conclusive decision on
the question of the right of the Virginius
to bear our flag. In pursuance of that
provision of the Washington protocol by
which the salute of reparation was to be
RENTED in case the Spanish Government
should convince our own that the Virgin
JUS bad no right to bear our flag, Admiral
Polo presented a large amount of documen-
taryl evidence bearing upon that point,
which wOs submitted by the Department
of State to the Attorney General for his
opinion. After examining this evidence,
Mr. Williams decides that the Virginius at
the time Of her registry and later was in
part at least owned by Quesada, Mora, and
other Cubans. Section 4 of the act of De-
cember Is, 1892, provides that to obtain
the registry of a vessel the owner must
swear that there is not a subject or citizen
Of any foreign prince or State directly or
Indirectly interested in such vessel or in
It's profits or issues. The Attorney-Gen
raj therefore argues that the nominal
owner of the Virginius could not have OBJ
tanned his registry without afalse oath, and
lnaC Cne ivBlelIy uelhS tiuS VtlateQ Oy
perjury, the Virginius cannot be deemed a
vessel of the United States, or entitled to
the benefits or privileges belonging to
such vessels.
Of course when the case comes before
the United States courts, as it must after
this decision, there will be room for other
evidence. Already the Cubans say that
the papers submitted by Admiral Polo are
10 great measure forgeries, and that they
will be able to make this appear. They
also state that they never purchased the
Virginius /; that the proceedings which
have been taken to indicate this went no
further than advancing a sum of money
to secure Patterson against loss; in case Of
the destruction or capture of the vessel
, 1874-01-10
u aettelSeY
OG -
Entledigelser

VVNDER 30te December har Gouverne-
W mentet for de dansk-vestindiske Der
antaget Cand phil: Conrad Z. Sorterup
til fra lste Januar d. A. at tungere som
F0rstelTrer we'd Christiansteds Borgerskole,
istedetfor F6rstelarer G. Dahl, der efter
egen Begj@ring fratrPder denne Post.
Ans6gere kunne erhoIde de af dem ind
sendte Dokumenter udleverede fra Chri
stiansteds Skolecommission.
, 1874-01-10

while engaged IN the work of landing pas
sengers and arms on the Cuban coast. AS
we know nothing Of the documents upon
which the Attorney General has based his
decision, we must reserve our opinion
until the case is more clearly developed.
We shall not have long to wait for this,
as proceedings against the Virginius will
be begun as soon as she arrives.
This decision will have but one practical
result. Spain will not salute our flag on
Christmas Day, bot will tender instead a
disclaimer of intentional disrespect. We
objected to this proviso when the proto-
col was first concluded. The offence to
our tag was precisely the same whether
the VIrsInIus was on a regular or Irregular
mission. BY this decision of the Attorney,
General The result is that no visible repara-
ton for the outrage to our flag is to be
made at Santiago, the city where the mur-
derous outrage was committed. The sur
render OF the prisoners, which our special
correspondent al Santiagoha so graphically
described III our dispatches this morning,
was effected With extremity hpd grace, and
with no indication to the masses of the
population that any amende was intended
for the slaughter Of last month. But this is
now too late to remedy. The decision of
the Attorney Genera has no other effect
Our case against the Virginius for viola
ton OF our neutrality laws is neither reGa-
forced nor weakened by it our demand
upon Spain for indemnity to the families of
the murdered men does not suffer from it.
The claim Of Spain for such a decision was
founded solely upon the protocol and not
upon international law. The offence to
our sovereignty was just as complete I'M
der the circumstances indicated by Admi-
raj Pole as if the ship were engaged in
lawful commerce.. 1t does not lie within
the province of any nation to adiudicate
upon the question whether a vessel flying
the American flag is committing an offence
against United States laws. AS Mr.. Will
ilams says: Spain, no doubt, has a right
"to capture a vessel with an American
register and carrying the American flag
'lt found In her own waters assisting, or
"endeavorlng TO assist, the insurrectiOn in
"Cuba but she has no right to capture
"such a vessel on the high seas upon an
apprehension that, in violation of the
"nentraIity or navigation laws of the Uni
'ted States, she was on her way to assist
''the said rebelIion.''
A despatch has been sent from Madrid
to the effect that Spain has demanded the
return of the Virginius. We do not Gre
dltthls statement, and if it were true, the
demand would meet with no consideration.
1t rests exclusively with orr own courts
to say what shall be done with the vessel,
and that question is not decided nor even
prejudicad by this &c parte opinion of
Judge Williams.
, 1874-01-10

= ad 1G
The fees enacted by Hss are fixed in accordance with the coreenonTDo arocoyta. Of law
2 Id J January !0o2,m such manner that onanh have been substituted for Rgeae, and atth the
1861 or each following sheet fixed at 40 Cents instead Of 80 Cents
ad& IT,
rs considered unnecessary unnecessary expressly TO repeal the Ordinance Of 23d April 1917 }15-as
hsb been done in the Lay 2rdJ January 1862 S17-imsuuh as the said enactment wbmbbas never
practically been Of any significance in these Islands, must be considered as virtually repealed by
Ordinance 9Th September 1853. pom
ITO be conhnued)
, 1874-01-10
500 03
Total s 426,251 95

Balance Of deposits $ $1,000 81
16 new deposit accounts viz
3 Carpenters. 1 Policeman.
] Cartman.
8 Various. 2 Minors.
Wheelright.
81 Withdrawals amounting to 5 719 66
Receivers for Saturday, 10th January 1874
In C-HRIsTIANSTED
John Hutchinson Esqr, Trustee.
P. Knudsen, Esqr, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
P. Weders0, Esqr., Trustee.
f. A. Lund, ESQ.,, Member.
JOB. F. GOLDBERG,
President.
st. Croix, 9th January 1874.
, 1874-01-10

n meeting of the subscribers to
III the Christiansted Circulating
Library will be held in St. Johns
School House on Monday Evening
18th inst. at 7 o'clock.
, 1874-01-10

Any persons DESTROYS of becom
inc subscribers are also invited t.
attend.
C.. j. BRANCH,
Secretary.
THE undersigned hereby notifies to
the Inhabitants 0fthis Island that
there arc no public roads through or
on the Estate Big La Grange, and
trespasses will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
Frederiksted, January 3rd 1874.
G.. A FONTAINE.
, 1874-01-10
acknowledgements

net bekjendtgj0res herved, at Re
W partitlonen i Charles Leopold
Woods FaIlitbo vii bliye fremlagt i
en- Session, som afholdes den 23de
Januar ID. A. III. ~ sIet midday.
Frederiksteds Skifteret den 3die
Januar 1874.
C. SARAUW.
, 1874-08-27
INSURANCE NE1us


Mir. 7. Il. Montgomery. tho uonpral Agent Of
The National Board Of Underwriters, who IL now
III tho city investigating fro Affairs. ttntotl to
Tribune reporter yesterday that he finds tlIngs
much worso than Ao expected, md thnt ho would
recommend that tho insurance companies bo-
longing to tho National Board stop underwriting
In tho bustnosa portion Of our city at onco.
MoRt Of tho insurance. aRenta in tho city arc
favorable to such action, as they firmly believe
that 1t would arouse tho merchants who could
got no credit IN Now York without insurance.
And as they aro just now purchasing for their
fall trade + would place them In a worry nn,es'r-
abls position. Tho agents do not bpiieYo It
iB good policy to sataa tho ratos, bocauso II the
risks ar0 unsafe at low rates they are eg1n1ty no
at high onos aud thus far n,oy have lad no diat-
Guilty in obtaining tho incruaHo in rates 1atoly de-
cidcd upon. Some aotion in regard to this nut
tor win be takon to.day, aapcclal mootlng Of tho
Doard Of Underwrlters having beon called, aud
Mr.. Montgomery will tale part In tho
proceedings. Several insurance mon haVo tattly
asked why tho German Insurance Company OF
Eric aud tho FRANKLIN Of Wheeling arc allowed
to continue to do bnBinosa In Tits State after It
hus been aunounced by the Auditor Of Now York
TINT their securities wero unsatisfactory and
their iiconso hnd boon Withdrawn In Now York.
Tho atato Auditor should forthwith attond to
this mntter
, 1874-08-27

previously to n woos since, when ho mot him
In his Office Was not acquainted with tho hnnd-
writing Of tho doed, wl!oh was evidently dla-
gliseJ. Mr.. Tnr1nt Wan not in tho habit Of
6,lngtug partioa to bis ofllce to acknowledge.
Hnyo In some fow inBtanoca Signed acknowl-
edgments to blank doeds. Have dono
g. ". paront. g 8. Miller, Of Y. i. Williams;
Cro h.oxamincd by hr. Luther l.. Altlla. op,,nBol
for dcfendauts Hive been Notary for about
Six years. Cannot cali to mind any instance Of
raronsa having bills Acknowledged at Ills oillco.
llnvo acknowledged deeds for 1ra brown. Tho
decd tn ovidenco WAS drawn In 4 blank Of I'm
Browns. Z. 8. Overlook, Of tho nonordor'a Of
flco, testified TINT he lad In tho course OF his
bns1nesa aooh both of tho docunlatta presented
the warranty decd and bona-Ade nait-clnm
tlood Of como timo back In Parents writing
Would not like to any that tho Two hcnda were iu
tho aaTso handwriting, but there were points
familiarity. Tho witness Indicated Quo
two poutB Of resemblance. Still he could not
say they were In tho Same hAnlwlising. James
baxter, Notary Public, Of lGA Washington Btreet,
recognized tho handwriting In tho gu,t-cIaiul
dued ns that Of 6; ". Parent, h1r. I'm brown
recognized tho b!ank on which tho warranty
decd waa drawn ms ono Of his. Waa not tn tho
hnott OF hllowng parties have 1iB blaukB Did
onco allow q man named s. 3. Miller fayo blanks
from Lis ofllco on two or three occaHlona within
a year asd lialf paet. This svaaa1l the eviionoe
produced, aud. as tho counsel for tho prosecution
acknowledged that he had no case, m opinion IL
which Justice SQully fully conoutrct, tho dor
fendant wa8 discharged.
, 1874-08-27
A SUCCESSFUL EXCURSION.

a 8TCCESSEUI EAOU NSlQN.
The aecond Of tho sorieB Of the Poor Ghiltlren'a
Excursions, took plaoo Yesterday the chill
drnn Of tho South side,--uudcr tho manage
meut OF tho Uitizons' Committee. Tho party,
to tho number Of about ZOO, loft tho
city in the Btoanaor Muskogon OF tho
Goodrich Limo, at O'Clock, for Highland Park.
On the trip out tho lake was little rough.
which had tho effect to keep mnny OF tho ctil-
dren more quiet than they would otherwise have
beon, wllo with others 1t produced soa-sickneas.
Tnoro WAS 1narkod dlloreuce between those
composing this excursion mud the frat one Of
tho season. There was nona Of tho sowdy ele-
ment IN tho pnrty, and muro OF tho
poor mothers accompanied tho children to
caro- for them. Titus tightening tho work Of clio
Committee, The lunch served was also MI it,-
provomcnt on that Of tho frat excursion. Tho
party reached tue Park In duo time, and a1l were
do1'ghtod With the trip. After seyoral hourH'
romn through tl1e SHADES, tie party embarked
for homo. pn tile return trip ica-oruan waa
doat out, over which tho children grow
almost Wlld-ao wlld,, ia fact, t4at tho
Of tho 40 gallons provided for M the he
OCCASION. Tho occasion was pleasant tl,yoush-
out, aud had 1t not beoa for Home urch,p slaal
Ing waitar's coat, and another bIackiug a1-
otler's oye, VIC should hayo had nothing derog-
atprY to npto. Tho excursion iu estimated ia
haso cost about 5000 oil told. ArrangomoDta arr
already on foot for tho Third excursion, to be for
tho benefit Of tho children OF tho Wost Bide.
Offers OF transportation by tho railroads con
truiug hero are now in order.
, 1874-08-27
Tho S{lQ9 f3llStrlc8s.

Very few people, sayB tho Boston. 7'rarel!er,
have any idea Of either the capital or tho labor
employed III tile mauufaeturo Of boots md shoos.
It il tho groatest manufacturing industry OF tho
country. The uanutactuto Of cotton and woolon
Lawrence. Fall River, Providence, oto.. aud Is
represented by large and costly buildings. Ono
looking ut tho paoilo Mills. IN Lawronco, tho
largest single manufacturing establishment in
boot-autl-Bhoo manufacture with tho dry goods.
Tue shoe manufactures arc scattered iii oyor
New England, aud with tho exception OF como
establishments In Brookaold. Nat!ok. Hayerhlll,
and Lynn, thoy arc comparatively Insignificant i
but look at tho pay-rollsl Ono concern III Doa-
ton las monthly payroll of $4,000, a.ld others
OF $4,000, and there aro oyer thirty firms
whose pay-rolls run up from $4,000 to 500, ,000
nor month,
, 1874-08-27

from IFS foot aud returned to tho city. Tucs-
day morning ho waa rccapturot1. and yostorday
was for tic second time Interviewed by Jtiht!co
tl,an At arat, BY rotur,tng hitn to tuo noi'so Of
Correction for ninety days. and. IN addition
thortoo, inflicted tlno UPON him Of S1o0. rhla
action gu tho part Of tho JuBtfco will rotaln
young nuoaloy In tho country for alous ,ntno
months, Which 1t Ia hoped will result iii 4 com-
plcto reformation.
Watter L. Colo, Charles Wilson, Jacob Ilobo(d,
and William Ryan, fonr yorng raot, woro arrest
ed Tuesday by OAinor Ryan uuter tho following
crcurnstancos The Officer, with Dotoctlyo
Tyrolit observed tho party loelns atong Wabash
following t!lom, discovered TINT they wero
rlugng door-bolla or diiroront rosidencos,
and 1t .auBworoa would beg something to
eat, and on receiving thoir, reqncst would
wns not answerca tfon mn atto,npt would be
made to nlnko an entrance. Their conduct fcd
tho olilcors to suspect tlom as thlovng vagrants,
and consequently brought tllcna to tho Harrison
Stroot 6tntion. Yesterday JuBtico Doydon sent
them to tho 1fouso OF Correction for lftcon
Days.
Hugh oarrity and Harry Fleming, two W.
grants, were pcforp Justice Doyhe,, yesterday
morning and cal)od upon to gtso tho secret, If i
secret IL be, Of low they mango to support
themselves in elegant atyle without doing lick M
ter wol1 known to tho police Of Chloago, and was
Hentonoed ut ono tiilo to tho ponlton-
tiary, but owing to fast-faing health l,ta
| pardon was obtained from tho Govornor.
Since his pardon ho has boon searrosted On
tho ohRrso of robbery, tried, md sentenced, and
4 Bupoisodeas obtained from the Supreme
Court. Hurry Fleming Ia n confidence operator,
q roper-in. vagrant. and everything that iB vio
| and contompti6lo. and m aeBooiate Of Gar-
rity's. Tuesday thoy wore brought in for plying
| thcir thieyiug avocation, aud wero disposed Of
BY the Justice by SIG onch aud thirty days at ta
! Dridowelt. THO decision wap appcalcd to the
| Criminal Court.
M1RuE1.LANEoUs.
Joe Jorlnn, who was arroated aome days since
on tho charge Of beatf1g Blue IBland aycnue
| car conductor, and took q chauRo Of vanuo from
the Court OF Justice Doyion to that of. Justice
HtnBdale, was yesterday hota by the latter to tIlt
Ciimina! Court in bonds Of $4,000.
The examination Of Edward e. Roeh1 on tht
charge Of embezzhng uvnr SO 900, tho proccodl
| ariBing from tho aale of q stock Of human hnir
tho property Of MIR. Frederick Yiimar, OF Nor
York City, mention Of which was mndo In yes
| terday's Tribune, wnB resumed yesterday morn
| ing before Justice llinslalo. Tho examination
was very spirited, ut tho conclusion Of which ur
| gumcnts wero made by Judge Doolittlo for th'
dofcnso and Col. JnHson for tho prosecution
Tho accused was held oyor to tho Criminal Cour
undcr bonds Of 5000. to nwait tho action Of th
Grand Jury.
, 1874-08-27
pletlon, aud in few 1ays moro they viii DO sell

tied for business.
Tomorrow tho Donrt Of Public Workn will
award coutfacts for tho construction Of sowors
iii llfforont parts OF tho city.
Tho Commlttoo on Common Council Rules
will moot on Saturday In to City -Ctora's Office,
CommEttho Gil Judiciary at tic Same rtnco ut
p. m. to-day. Committee Oh Drldcfroll ut y. Ill.
OH Friday.
Tho Committee on Markets. failed to TRANSACT
any buBineas yosscriay, owing to tho hhaonco OF
majority Of tho 1ncnlbors.
In tile ofllco Of tho Mayor nny DO Hcen three
bottles filod with water taken from as many hif-
ferant locations In tho river. Bottle No. / con-
tains wator tnkon from tho rlvor at 1llHh stroot
bridge, 1t is puro to all appearances and con-
tninn only slight sediment. Bottle No. 2 waH
1lled In tho canal at Lookport. 1t Is Of dull
gray culor, vogotnblo growth on ita surface, aud
d slight greenisl deposit Mt tho bottom. No. 3
was iilloa at Dtidgoport; and ~ BY far tho worst
ieh-yellow color, eraits an unbeatable odor, and
Ia filled with grceniah deposits and vegetable
growthH.
The uppcr portion OF tho Clty-1fall is being
thoroughly renovated. Tho walls have bec1l
neatly ca]cimtned aud pninted, and now Bky-
lights have been pub into several Of tho court
! roona. With fow moro improvements, the
City-Ifall would be n standing robukD to evory
ono hitherto III favor Of building now Court
uonao.
Frank Adams is, al present, ongaged In draw
ing mp abstracts Of appeal casos which will como
up III tho County Court ncxt week.
Matters wore comparatively dull arourd the
City-1la]l all day yestorday. Tho only matter OF
| any Importance wns tho meeting Of tho city off,
cihls III tho Fire aarBhala Office. MI ACCOUNT OF
I which will be found in another column.
, 1874-08-27

1t ta an old custom for actors to place tlclr
wardrobe for tho night In d champagne basket
and aonf Il tn tin thcatro. Inst ovoning nTrs
s.a,aau ,..,. - 1r,,na,'.na T., :, H., ns.s ~
nsono4A ""s " eploa, a. Ato s!'Aol i'll uen ~
tlo my ahd pacRed nor elegant wardrobe IN
Tho usual manner. Exprossman. No. Aol was
delegated to convoy 1t from tho E.irodge House.
oornor of ua1stei anl washington st,oota
~ a. .,,aa.sa r.,,..,xn ,,nn1ie.,,, H. ~ :
~ t"o .u'",to' ttun..us ,' "'pne'S5 =" 'no
man LOT tho 1asthta performance OF
tue duty, and assuring hofaolf that
stononlt payo beraof no further trouble sbout
49, r,,at.o. o. 49, nrooooloa n tho shonfro slo
snu nias9o, "ua p.ouo.aoa - 49, -. oH'. e,o
Ta'toa III nor afosB'ng'foom 1or ING cal1-poY 70
fotcl her tho Wardrobe and waated good
wI,ilo. 1t wns past tino to don tho Btngo attire,
, 1874-08-27

The Cticngo Academy OF homeopathic Ply
eiclana and Surgeons Mill moot this evening In Tho
club-rooma of tho fremont House.
The membcra OF tho Montgomery Light
Guards will mcot at their arrnory In Ulan-na-1acl
Hail this evening for drill and for tho tranaac.
tlon Of important bnsinoss.
The ladies' OF tho United Prcabyterian Church,
ut the rornur Of Monroe and IAn}inn streets.
will entertain their friends this evening ut tho
church With aociable. reception, and supper.
Hans IalatknR band viii givo one Of thoir on
tortalnmonta Tomorrow eyonlng from the bal
cony Of tho now park roHtanrant, in the South
Park, nt tho Junction Of Fifty-thirl street and
South Park avenue.
There will he meeting tomorrow night at 8
o'clock ut tho Grand Pacific Hotel by tl,oBo who
are Interested in tho mnttor, to take Hteps to-
wnr1h tho formation Of military organization.
All momi'ers OF Templar Lodge 40 /, o. o. T.,
arc requested to be preaont this evening at thoir
hall, corner Of Washington and Dcsplainet
strobts, for the transaction OF very important
business. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
TIL, Young Peoples Association Of Plymouth
Chur.h will give moonlight excursion on tic
elegant Beainer j. l.. uurtl tomorrow evening
Tho 8. Gamer will have tho dock at Washington
ard M.rkot streets at o'clock sharp.
The Young Nous Christian Association tenn
perancs meeting this evening, at tl1eir rooms
Will again discuHa tho p]nn Of putting ice-barrols
and fountains on tho strcot.coraers. All young
men Interested III tho temperance oaliHo ara III.
Yitcd to attend and participate in tho EXERCISES.
, 1874-08-27

To- AuBua17 otptta4peEt al" oesonr1t Hso aueua-
rFssist1rs- Fssist11irs--p Ant nominal. :.
RseEir7s-Iissar, n'no; wheat 10000 bu; oorn,
81 sS%1,Dssx:s.Eisss, iSe ss,.; wheat, 5000 su,
corn, $4,000 ba; 0'ta ,,1fs%1'n' 5:sS1 r.
inaeivo 10 sslts nonlnai do,ii arr, sales aooo
~ SS sSs Su g H. m S 81. osi oa do
Fasia.izs-Sheat. sdsuo; corn. 1aasc; oats sAo'
Nsw 9aIEaNs r., Aye. 29-Dnnans.'or1rS1n, so. ,1r1,o
mixel. e19baa: whito oos yellow, o1s. oats hrn'er
gnsss~fsrm at *1.oo.
1nov1aIoas-rosk dull. dea. hsd at t2a''oe13s3S cn
psy sss Sate ~ acarss huaef. Tim. e3s t .t pjSS iS
IT, ;tssnffs Tsta 4 dS Ill., 'iAs is ts ' '
S W..tssr@Daii; - s Ieuissus si.oo; Western. si.Oos
Ssxsss-au'st;; esasss7 +, r prime 's@a'o'
,,s ' 9i s. .o s
balss; ,nsS'l a,ssa, las' esonius' s''''
HSa19arar3s,aht, Rns,i x premium sterling, $50.
cLEyELANo.
p1xyr1asp. o., Aug. 20. = 11kapsrurfs. - Wheat
arsr I'D NJ ss *ega51o TX No
a I S sst p'ss f% ID 51 fsr e tes iss S
~ pfenoanust- tqr Ms.se; s;t-outee anil unchanged.
nrosirTs-wlest, l,lo0 bu; corr, 1860 bu; oats.
1850 bu. ...r,
rr,,Anstruta, ,Aug. G.--DNEADaTUtTs-Fl0Hr dull /;
kdt0a7ag for Northwestern $592h 1850 for stato,
indu,a, and Ohio s7:75@87t for high sFasss. Whcat
al p,nser a1a s. tor shite. nye, Il daaaad.
Corn quiet aud lcwer at $50 tor Western mixed. Oats
dull; t9s for mixed.
anei % sn@sko for orudo In bsis 4,.@soin bulk.
Enthusiastically At 500 for Western lro,.
Du7rEn:w-Fisn, unchanged, aud sseadS ;l21ea12Ho
Eaos-Firm; 20aalo for Western a1lra,
BALTIMORE.
Aus s 1,o aon o near Sa
Wheat weak al 81. .2oe5l:N for an1bur Wctern. uorn
stcady nlxed Western quiet st 7ats1as: Qsts ar'nor
white. Rye 1r1n ut 8s@eoo.
AA1-Firm At $t8.oot9 1890.
paoyIs1oss-Flrm. Moss pork s.! oo Bacon aosIs
' pu44En-esssisrn, Il aaiss and sleady a:as@see.
CpfFET-Noypipal.
FErno1Eux--Unchanged.
wu,sxx-Firm aud acaese st s1.olH.
oswroo Aus. qs.-anais@Sheat nnso% ,osor; old No. i
n'7'o8so c'a'' "; IouisvpLhE. uS'r LIZ ~ Nv
hnen,4a1;s9foa4 - aus; id whsat a sad
I'd. Corn dull aud dsoopng at7A97ac. oats dull
iaa lover t1sa I'D whe da@ 81 gss s Rys soG ,.r
siear, H. suearcared hams, l5@l,'to paln. l4o.
Dulkmeass-shouldess, oc; clear I'LL, l2R@13Ac'
Iar1a. 1oN@isa4c. -
Ma1sxy-9Sc.
MEMrun Aug. 28--CorTon-puht and lowor At
lGGa1thc; receipts, 1t bales; no exports; stock,
ts85 bales. ,
xcsrre and frm. Oat, anjet md weat, ut Csc,
pRAf--Scarco and Grm, at $1g0atal7.0p.
PDov1sloNs-rozk dull md nnintn.l. Lard tn aatz
douaud and firm, ut 1GGs17c. Daco1-Damnnl good
full prsos; shoulders, lo@lot1c; cs.r rib, l31l5l4e
, 1874-08-27
RESCUED.

Mr, uooley camo pretty near losing two
Of tho laly members Of Ills now CONF
pany yostorday and tAln will probably
be ills first information Of the iaot, They did
not intend to run away, nor worn thoy dissatisfied
With t1elr new engagement; nor had thoy any
fault to tind with Alr. 1looley or his atagc.
manager. 1t WIS nothing Of tho kind
TINT camo near donriying Mr Hooloy Of two OF
ILLS pretty actrossoB. aud tho public Of tho pleas
ure OF seeing them make thor debut uext Mon
day. The bl4e but tyeacherous waters OF Lale
Michigan wero to blame In ts,is case. Tile young
lahios wiHhed to haye boat-rldo ycRteraay, and
thsoe young gentlemen, wlose namos
could not be learned volunteered to do
tho rowing aud enjoy tho pleasures Of
the ride III thclr company. Tho gentlomon were
not good rowors, but nevertheless they managed
10 got ahead, md before thoy knew thoy lad
started they woro already .aayoral milos from
shore. Not moment tlld they think Of tlleir
perilous aituation, nor did lley obHorvo
the rolling waves whioh were rising high
or and highor againRt tho bout. They
enjoyed themselves 10 their hearts, contont. aud
eyerything was ~ "merry aa 4 marriage ballt II
whom suddenly the boat rolled oyor, having boou
struck by All l'nlnet,an wRye, aud tue five oco,l-
~ tho water. Tlloy wero neafly throe mllon from
| louLtedy hayo found wa.orY graya
hlt for tlo lucky ptoseaoe Of
S ap Aas Wa ms5s s Cary VIII Il ass ass
| Ia command of hor, hoard tho frantic orioH OF
| tho wrecked party, aud ut onca malo for The
Acona Of tho disaster, arriving juht in
tmo to eavo ,rs tl!e Tlolo ,ll1ao party from eet.
tho Captan arrived, aud tho gallaut tar, at liz