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bankrupts nj Philadelphia /; appoint
ment Of q receiver.
"a. Thanksgiving Day generally OBJ
seryed.-The Hoosac Tunnel opened.
2s. Spain comedies all the demands
OF the United States arising out Of the
Yirginius seizure. Sentence OF j. II.
Ingersoll 10 the State Prison for Eve
years, and ]. D. Harrington for one
year and q hall.
DEEsmER,
/. First session Of the XLIIId Con.
gress opened Speaker Blaine re-
elected.
. Q. President Grants Message read,in
both Houses Of Congress. Re-
formed Episcopal Church established
in New York, by Bishop oummins and
others the Rev. O. q. Cheney, DID,,
elected an Associate Bishop. Richard
Coke, Democrat, elected Governor OF
Texas.
8, Admiral Scott, q. S, n, made a
report upon the capture OF the Yir-
ginus by the Spaniards. Repeal Of the
Hiron.clad " oath in the o. S. House Of
Representatives.
8. Report OF the confirmation Of the
Washington Protocol nthe Virginius
matter by the Madrid Cabinet.
10. Marshall Bazaine condemned TO
death by the Versailles courtmartial /;
all the members Of the court Joined in
he appeal for mercy.
IL. Mr.. Carpenter elected President
pro tenn. Of the U. s. Senate.
-. The Ynginius taken from Havana
TO Bahia Honda by Spanish man-of-
war. The Secretary asks for m in
crease OF taxation. -Marshal Bazaine's
sentence committed TO twenty years
seclusion.
II. Conservation Of the Rev. O. =.
Cheney at Chicago, as q Bishop Of the
Reformed Episcopal Church.
16. Surrender of the Yirginius Of
Bahia nda.-Aloption Of tie new
Pennsylvania Constitution by large ma
iorities.
II. Passage Of Salary bill in the
House. Great fog in New York.
10. Report Of deposition Of Baez,
President OF Santo Domingo, and es-
tablishment Of Provisional Govern
ment-Surrender Of the Yirsinius pris-
oners at Santiago.
10. Holiday adjournment Of Con-
gress. Conviction OF Henry w. Genet
OF false pretenses. - Western Union
lease Of the Pacific and Atlantic Tele-
graph lines. .ci0 &
90. Gen. Sieklesis resignation as us.
Minister 10 Spain accepted.
u. The Comment decides that the
virginius had forfeited her right To
carry the American flag; the salute nj
II Santiago TO be dispened with.
%. Escape Of H W. Genet from the
custody OF a Deputy Sheriff,
/ o. Ex.MAyor Hall acquitted.
%. Christmas generally observed.
26. Loss OF the Virginius off Cape
Fear.
q. The Spanish mission rendered to
Caleb Gushing.
az New York.
20. Close Of the official examination
Of the Yirginius prisoners.
80. Gen. Burriel summoned TO Mad
rid to answer charges Of insubordina.
ton.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Many people, particularly children,
suffer with the ear.Aclie and for the benefit
Of such We give sure but simple remedy. Put
In two OF three drops OF JolInsoits AHodyne
LinimeiiL, stop the ear with undressed wool,
battle the feet In warm water before going 10
bed, and keep the head warm ut night, Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Capt. Charles sager, who keeps q
superb stock OF livery horses in Portland, Ne,
informed us recently that no uses Sieridant
Cavalry Condition PVibdfrS regularly in bis
stables, and that the expense Is more than OF.
set By the diminished amount Of grain necea-
slry TO keep his hones always in good ORDER
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

oHAprED HANDS, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ingworm, sAltrhoum, and other cutAneots
affections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JuNPER Tan Soar, made
by CAswELI HAZARD 4 Co., New York. De
certain 10 got tho Juniper Tar Soap, made by
a.. "a there arc many limitations made with
common tar which are northeastern.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

The dimensions Of the new bridge
across the Hudson at Poughkeepsie. N.
Y, will be as follows Height Of rail
road track above thewater, 100 feet
length OF wAter span, 2, 400 feet land
approaches, ] ,0s0feet; distance between
piers, 800 feet height OF piers from
bed Of river, o10 feet total weight Of
masonry In structure, 1900, 900 tons
total weight Of iron, 1000 tons,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
A witty Cincinnati lady, writing iror

a why llhrlhnAtl lhny NfltlnB lIuln
Washington, says Boston draws her
self mp severely, scans your cerebral de.
yelopments through her eyeglass, and
cooliy asks: "What do you k now 2
New York displays her silks aud dia-
monds, and pertly asks What are
You worth?H Philadelphia, with prime
hands and pused.up lips, asks .fHho
was your grandfatherT While Wash
ington stops between the waltz and the
german to inquire, "can you dancer
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

EyERYBoDY is hoarse. There never
was such . Spring for coughs and colds; and
mover such q unlyOnal and urgent demand for
HkLE's HONEY oY HoREHouaD AND Tar
Pixies ToothAehe Drops cure In one minute.
-.fCom,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

CRIsrApoRo's ExcKLsioR HAN DYE
stands unriyaled and alone, lis merits have
boon 10 universally acknowledged that Il would
10 suporerogAtion 70 descant on them any
further othlng can beat it.-Oom.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Toledo looks up with awe TO o police
man six feet seven inches high, and
wonders how he could have possibly
been hired.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Faces lHsrAsT RElmF has stood
twenty years test Is warranted 10 give tnipe-
diaie rsiief 70 al Rheumatic, Heullgic, Head,
Ear And Back Achee, crmcnef refunded. Com,
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sEPrENrBER,

49, eA-AAAfseAse
O. Plaza Yapor at Havana burned.
| 8. Decline gold forced the suspen-
sion OF the Warehouse and Security
Company, and several sugar firms in
New York.-Increase OF yellow fever Mt
Shreveport, La.
0. Tie Geneva award (sl5,OOO,OOO)
paid and invested in o. S. Government
funds. 81.
10. Report that the Polaris crew is
probably safe.
II. Organization Of permanent In.
stitute OF International Law at Client.
u. Collapse Of The Graphic balloon
in Brooklyn.
10. Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows Of America at Baltimore
Loss Of the steamer Ironsides near
Grand Haven, Mich. II persons
drowned and six missing.
II. Sixty.four houses burned in
Chicago.
1s. Suspension Of Jay Cook & Go. 3
banks in New York, Philadelphia, and
Washington, and the First National
Bank OF Washington; failure Of Rich.
ard Schell, in New York. The Polaris
survivors arrived safely at Dundee,
Scotland.
10. Failure Of 10 banking firms in
New Yofkand II in Philadelphia. Pub.
LEGATION OF the story OF the Buddington
party Of the Polaris crew.
20. Suspension Of the N. Y. Union
Trust Company .defalcation Of its Sec.
rotary exposed.
81. Spread Of yellow fever in Mem.
phis reported.
%. The Government purchased over
81, 100000 in bonds in Wall street.
Runs on Chicago, Albany, and Trenton
banks.
%. Failure Of Henry Clews 4 Go.
The panic renewed in Wall street.
q. Suspension Of Howes & Macy in
New York /; Clews, Hatch & Co. Of Lon.
don, and firms in other cities,
20. Large currency payments sls-
pended in Western and Southern cities.
20. New failures in the West and
South.
%. Discovery OF q planet OF the tenth
magnitude by Prof. Foerster Of Berlin,
30. The New York Stock Exchange
re.opened.
OCTOBER.
8. -Four Modocs hanged at Fort Kla-
math; sentence Of two committed to
life imprisonment by the President.
4. Snspensionoi Peate, opdyke & Go.
Q. Connecticut voted in favor OF one
al.-Marshal Bazaine's trial by
court marshal begun at Versailles.
Z. Charlestown, Brighton and West
Roxbury annexed TO Boston.
0. The Buddington party Of the Po-
laris crew arrived at Washington.
? 10. Release Of the Indian chiefs San.
tanta and Big Tree at Fort Sill.
-. Close OF the Evangelical Alliance.
II. Advance in gold and heavy de-
cline in stocks; six New York failures
reported.
is. Reaction in Wall street two
failures.
20. The Josuits ordered by the Ital.
inn Government toyacate theirproperty
In Rome.
81, Snow storm at Cincinnati and
Dayton.
mers at Chicago. IN ~ I
%. The Canadian Parliament opened,
q. Six acres burned over in Canas-
tota, N. Y.
90. Another panic on the Vienna
Bourse.- E. S. Stokes convicted Of
manslaughter in the third degree, and
sentenced to the State Prison for four
years.
80. Payment suspended by Hoyt,
sprague & Co., and failure Of three
other New York houses.
81. Capture OF the Cuban steamer
Virginius by the Spanish gunboat Tor.
nado, near Jamaica. "A &7w. Sprague,
Of Providence, suspended payment.
&,ovv,,n,,r
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NOVEMBER,

2. The Vienna Exhibition closed.
T. Execution Of yarona, cespedes,
Del Sol and Ryan, captured on the
Virginius condemned and shot at San.
tiago de Cuba,
I. Thirty.seyen vinsinius prisoners,
including Captain Fry, shot at San.
tiago.
s. Cuban indignation meeting held in
New York.
0. Twelve passengers on virginius
shot by the Spaniards.
u. Discovery OF q faint comet at
Vienna.
Ia. Tho U. s. sloop.of.wir Kansas
sailed for Cuban waters.
rs. Wind, rain and snow storms In
the Middle aud Eastern States. Sns.
pension Of the Pittsbufg National Trust
Company.
10. Tweed found guilty on several
counts. William j. sharkey, the muir.
derer, escapes from the tombs prison
disguised as woman.
81. Canal navigation closed.
%. Tweed sentenced to ~ years on
Blackwell's Island, and 10 pay n fne Of
sl2,7b0. IS, The Vile du HAyre sunk
In mid.ocean by the Loeb Earn 226
lives lost. l1h
"a. Robert CroEier appointed U. 8.
Senator from Kansas.
20. Jay Cook & Co., adiudiCated
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A son Of Mr.. j. II. MisEoK. Of Chatham
-Four Corners, N. Y, has been cured Of Com
sumption by DR.. Piefced Golden Medical Dis.
ooyeiy,--so says Mr.. O. u. Garfield, editor Of
the Chatham Courier.
writes 10 state that DR., Plorco's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery has effected a wonderful cure Of
Consumption in his noIghborhool.--tCom.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
IOWA FARMING LANDS,

Over !, 500 900 acres lAliroad Lands on The @,
BY the Iowa Railroad Land Co.-the bei ,cheapeef.
and nearest good lands now 10 mAfket-pflees and
sent free. For Lana Exploring Tickets, Or any
dealied Information, call on or address JOHN ii.
SALh0uh, Land oomnllslonor, v Randolph
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A years. RssOrd.
Current Evsnis for 1873 in chronO-
logical Order
JANUARY,

JANUARY,
/. Election Of Prince VIM. @. Luz
nalilo as King Of the Sandwich Islands.
Burning OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
New York.-The day generally observed
throughout tho country. ~
Q. Atempest Of wind, rain, and snow,
accompanied by terrific thunder and
lightning, prevailed at birmingham,
Queenstown, and Southampton, Eng. !
3. Heavy destruction Of property In
New England, the Middle States, and
on the Ohio River by thaws and break
ing up Of ice.
4. 2, S. Stokes convicted OF murder
in the first degree. "A freezing rain
caused much damagein New York City.
6. A second Credit Mobillier Com
mite appointed by the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, ]. NJ. Wilson, Chairman
z. s. Stokes sentenced to be hanged,
Feb. 2s,
4. A heavy storm, accompanied by
singular electrical phenomena, prevailed
from omaha to Chicago.
Q. Inauguration Of Lunalilo l., King
Of the Sandwich Islands.
18. The Tweed trial begun.
ID, The New Jersey Legislature or
paniEed. loan OF SIC, 900, 900 author.
lied by the Erie Railway Directors.
is. Funeral Of Napolen Ill. at Chisel-
hurst, England funeral services held
in Italy and Roumania. -LouisV V. Bogy
elected o. S. Senator from Missouri.
IL. Federal officials forbidden by
order OF the President from holding
State or municipal offices.
q. Timothy D. Hovefe-elecled q. s.
Senator from Wisconsin; Simon Cam
eron from Pennsylvania; and John 2,
Jones elected from Nevada.
%. John B. Gordon elected U. s.
Senator from Georgia, and Richard j
0glesby from Illinois. Masses held ii
Paris for Napoleon III.
%, Emigrant vessel Northaeet rur
down by the Murillo of Dungeness
England; over 800 lives lost. -Th,
Secretary Of the Treasury contracted FOL
negotiating the remaining $500, 000, 00t
Of the Ave per cent. loan.
"a. VIM. Foster sentenced 10 be hing
ed March 4, for killing Avery d. Put
nam April %, 1871, in New York.
a. Final repeal OF the Frankint
Privilege by Congress.
Is. Defense opened in the Tweei
case.-The National Theatre At Wash
ington burned.
20. Defeat Of Senator 8. o. iPomero,
and election Of John j. ingalls, as'U. s
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs

Having dlfee. influence on the PARTS, give inims.
coniunpiIye and throat blitaiei, TioskSI az
uSsd pllh mat SuesiSl, - r - -
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Mechanical Diseases Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers Type.sotters, Gbld-bcatcrs, and
Miners, a. they advance lnlife, arc subject
TO paralysis Of the Bowels 10 guard
against this, take a dose Of w ALKERs ViS-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
Thirty YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. wissIow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is sHs
PRESCRIPTION OF one ofihs be,, Renll, Phyii.
clans and Hurss in the uniisd States, and has
been used for thirty Years failing satsiy
aud iueeeis BY millions Of mothett aud children
tro the feeble infant Of one week OLD 70 the Aduit
1t eorrteis atldtty Of the stomach, rsiiersi wind
cole, regulates The bowels and gives rtst health
and comfort 70 mother and child. We heiieyeitto
BE- the Bsst aud sute.t Remedy IN The world IN all
cases on DYBHNTRRY and DtAnhHuA IN chill
A. oth0r cause Pull directions Tor using VIII 40
eofnpGny each bottle. Mons Genuine pnlett ths
SOLD NJ ALL MEDICINE pxAIEas.
CHILDREN oFTNN LOOK PALE AND
ron 80 ether s.a,. than having worm, ia "a.
stomach.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Dir. j. Walkers California Yin-
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly rom tho mn
i've herbs found on the lower ranges Of
llc Sierra Nevadamountains OF Califor-
ia, the medicinal properties Of which
70 extracted therehom without the nco
Il Alcohol. The question Il almost
ially asked. "What Il the cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR Br-
RRsis Our answeris, lhatthey remow
he cause Of disease, and thepatlent 10
overs his health. They are the great
blood puriherand o giving principle,
/ perfect Renoyator and lnrigorator
" the system. Never before In tho
history Of the world has . Hcdicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINO an BfrrEnsin healing tho
lex Of every disease manisheir to. They
are gentle Purgatiye as well as a Tonic.
relieving Congestion OF Inflammation OF
the Liver and Yisceral 0ie1ns, in Bilious
iOiseaeel
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

ForSkin Diseases, Ernptions, Tet-
ter Salt Rhenni, Bloiehes Spots, Pimples,
Pustnles, Boils, Cafbuneles Ring-worns,
Ia. ahead. Sore Eyes, Eryipelas, Itch,
,sguf.i. QiaSclorations Of TIE Skin, Humora
M diseases q ne Skin q whatever name
- TAgecs, art nyel1.ai,y dug up and carried
out 11the sysc.lii : sshsa time BY the use
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

DR.. r, v. PrlHcEi fg
Sii-For the last year have beon using
your Golden Medical Discovery. owe my
life TO II, having been afflicted for years. Did
not use u but short tlmo before was beno-
lled at that time was very bad, not able TO
slt up much, was suffering greatly with my
throat, was getting blind, had dry cough and
much pain in my lungs. I have used twelve
bottles OF the Discovery and am almost well.
800 = = KATE n WAnDNHR
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the bani and appointment Of q receiver.
%. Spread Of cholera in the West.
"a. Saratoga races begun; Tom Bowl
ing, Strachino, and Regardless the vim
-ners.
%. Ten squares burned in Baltimore,
81. Discovery OF comet at Mar
settles by Borelli
2s. Brigham Young sued for di.
yorce by Ann Eliza Webb, his 10th
wife.
81. Evacuation Of Nancy and Beliort
by the German troops,
AUGUST.
/. Suspension Of the Hoboken IN. ~
Savings Bank.
Q. Tventy.three blocks burned in
Portland, Oregon.
8, Civil Service rules approved and
promulgated by President Grant-The
Standard On Works Of Hunters Point,
L. l., burned. The British Parliament
prorogued.
8. Steamer Wawaset burned on the
Potomac river over 80 lives lost.
o. Three steamers and two docks
burned at Portland, Me, three lives
lost.
10. Portions OF Baltimore flooded by
heavy rain.storms.
II. Three men Of the Yellowstone
Expedition killed in a fight with the In
dians near Big Horn river Indian
loss estimated at 40killed and wounded.
IL. Heavy transforms in the Middle
and Nov England States.
16. Strike in the Ieicestershire eng. ]
coal mines.
II. Discovery ofa planet Of the 18th
magnitude by Prof. Watson Of Ann Ar.
Dor, Mich. e
q. Discovery Of comet by Borelli
at Marseilles as Il
%. Prince Jerome Napoleon elected
President Of the oorsican council,G Gen.
eral. 5as
"a. President Grant approves the
sentence Of death passed on the Modocs.
Discovery of q comet by NJ. Henry al
Paris.
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No Person can takethese Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided theirbones are not de-
strcyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
wtsrAl's BA1sAsi or wItp ouERny. ICON
COnsumptiOn,

Tho scoarre Of the human family, may in TIA
early stages 70 promptly arrested and perma-
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For Inilammat0ry Chronic
Rheumatism, Gont, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Feyefs, Diseases 81
the Blood, Liver, KidnnyI and ladder,
these Bltters have no equal Such Diseases
ara eafised nv yitiatad fllhd
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Scrofnla, or Kings Evil, White
.swellihgs, Ulcers, Erysipelhs, Swclled Neck,
Goitre, scrofulous InaainmAtions, Indolent
lnaAmmations, Ncfeurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruplions Of the Skin Sore Eyes, etc.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, Wk1KER's VINEGAR BITrgRs have
shown their great curative powers In the
most ohstinate and intfactAble cases
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scAr L Hamlin. Hamlin, Providence for New York.
echr Aimon Bacon, Crosbie, bingham. Assh ioF No"
Schr Annoy, Knapp, bingham for New York
schr w W Boardman, Boardlnan. Bridgeport for New
schr Flight Thompson Bridgeport for New York
schr Globe, Heratv, stonington tor New YORK.
schr Minnesota Kelly, Pawtuckct for New YORK.
schr Williams Russell, xiddietown tor Phiadel
phia.
schr Onward, Ard, Nantucket for New YORK.
Schr Ohio, Phinney. bingham for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Scranton, ralmer, Virginia tor New Haven
Schr Dyer, Higgins Philadelphia for Taunton
Sehr Anna Supple, Simpson, Port johnson Tor New
schr r Borden, Dodge New York for Fan River.
schr Nathaniel Holmes Smith. New York for WICK
fora.
schr G Fell Nickerson. wechawken for Fall River
scbr Peerless Smith, Amboy for Proy,deace;d
schr Spray. Martin, New York for New Haven.
schr Metcaf Handy, Rondout Tor Boston:
Schr q Baldwin Collins New York for kockland.
schr Harvest Corwin New YORK for Providence
schr Cynthia Jane Gardiner, Elizabethport for Provi
scnr Guiding star (Br), Potter New York for Cornwall
lis Ms.
schr John Ferris Ferris New York for Providence.
Schr Abby Gale West New York tor Bangor.
Schr Geo Brown, Gedney, New YORK tor Providence
schr Julia Ann Howell, Wcehawken for fall River
schr Westerly Miliigan, Port johnson for Calais
schr Empire Kelly, Port Johnson tor Boston.
.Schr Sarah Jane, Garrison Amboy for Boston.
Schr Alquizar, Brown. Port johnson for Salem.
schr Salmon Washburn. Hathaway, New York for
schr Henry Remsen. Allen. Rondout for Westerley.
schr Roxanna Allen, Philadelphia for Somer set.
schr Joseph Allen, Rogers, New York for Grecnport
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HAVANA HARKETH

HAVANA. May lEs.
Sugar closed quiet and steady Nos 10 70 ~ Dutch
80 reals; moiasses sugar lth lSA reals; Museo.
i asIv to good ,o rennins o lSx ls reals; gro.
81 LOO boxes and 20 5Oo hhds Receipts Of the week
40 OO boxes and 1000 hhdA Exported during the week.
5000 boxes and IA 90 hhds, including 500 boxes and
all the hogsheads to the United states Bacon $50 $3
tai; Goshen. $50 So Flour, SO 80 s2s 60 Bains-
SO; in Aerces SIS a So Potatoes. sd Tsilow
S2s s22 So Wax-Yeow, &l7 SIS per arrobe; white,
S2S So Honey, So reals gallon. Coal oil, 81
reals per gallon Empty hogsheaas ass Lumber,
reals; sugar hogsheads 46 g reals molasses hogs
heads, 81 reals Turpeatine, Csc. per 70. Tar IS
shaved s,0o siio per n. freight. arm; hid q
United states 81 Is s. 5n to Falmouth and orders.
loading at Havana sos bos. Cd. do loading on The
United states 90 days currency ioo log premiam,a
premium short sight isi d in preninm On paris, Isl
q Is premium. spanish g0li 30 q al.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
British ship and an American Brig
Abandoned at sea-Movements OF I'm
ward and Outward Bound Vessels.

British Ship and an American Brig
Abandoned at. Sea-Iovements OF In
ward and Outward Bound Vessels.
LONDON May TO- 1874
Shin Mariana (Bo. which sailed from Glasgow May
for Francisco foundered of Waterford All hands
saved except one.
Brig Presssimo Barnes from Baltimore March 25 for
Rio Janeiro abandoned at in sinking condi-
ton April in 81 N Ion o. w. The landed
at Havre THE Presssimo registered 24 TONS and was
built at Baltimore 1860 from which port she hailed
Steamship Pernambuco tBr), Hyde. from New York,
which arrived at Liverpool to-day, reports having
dcrelict vessel in lat Ion 2s w. of American build,
painted black. white fgure-head windmill pump; ap-
peared to De a ship of about 100 tons
ARRIVALS
Arrived at Liverpool Mays. ship Lake st Clair CBr)
Lamont New Orleans; bark Patmos, Nichols san Fran
cisco Magdacna Bay; 10th, steamship Pernambuco
OBJ. Hyde, New York (see above).
Arrived at London May O. bark Anna Maria (sus),
Ekqvist, Pensacola.
Arrived Deal May ., BARK Harriet Carlton Hark-
ness, New Orleans for RevaL
Arrived at Penarth May o ship Ocean Pearl 3r viii.
liams. Pensacola.
Arrived at Southampton May 10, steamship Frisa
Ger. Meier, New York for Hamburg.
Arrived of Dunoeness May O. ship oThyen (Ger) Jor-
dan from New York tor Bremen; bark Willie Thomp-
son OBI, Chapman from New Orleans for do.
Arrived In the Clyde May O. bark Hawthorn, Mason
Banjoewanjie.
Arrived at Neville May Q, steamship Anglia OBJ,
Small, New York for Glasgow.
Arrived at Narva May Q, bark Proteus. Chapman New
Orleans.
Arrived at AUwerp May 10, ship Wellington Gr),
Harris, New yor - bark Akkera rus Astrom Phila.
dephia.
Arrived at Havre Mays barks Karstadt Nor), John
son, Now Orleans Kate Cam tBrJ smith, do; Chas r
Ewel (Br) Utiey. Charleston.
Arrived at Helvoct Nays banks Ncttie Merryman
lin Fat
Cetteneo, New YORK
Arrived at Elsincre Mayo bark b Webster, Smart
New York for stettin.
Arrived at Cadk May7, bark Henry Knight Gilkev
New York; brig John II Kennedy, Hughes. do.
Arrived mt Valencia May 2. bark r O Merryman.
Young, MacabI
Arrived at Naples May 8, brig Fidena, Young, New
YORK via Gibraltar.
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arises TO speak, ana the address 10 strangely and
monotonousy delivered. The most interesting
addresses are TO follow during the week. To-mor-
selves, at which, hear, Lucretia Mott and other
wen known female Hicksites will speak. 1t II said
the developments OF the week are likely to be OF
cOnsfdera able interest
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