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, 1874-06-05

,r1Nf,snt71,Y MUSIC I1At.r.~Otatk stroot. bot"een
Rsn,io1uii and iAkp. Lncca Concert.
, 1874-06-05

duty. IN consequence Of hla involuntary abacnoo
and bIe inability to execute tho necoaaBry duties
Of Ills Office Ho has dosjgustod hr. Abraham
Lansiug Of Albany, to Ill tho placo ad interim.
, 1874-06-05

An American sailor dlod recently in Paris who
swallowed and digosted knives for his amuss-
mont. Thu paris Steele Says: "When tho body
was opened thore was found in It fourteen
.kniyos, all oorroled and partly dissolved On
one Of them, however, tho name Of tho maker
might bo still distinguished; copper button
and part OF silver setting which had adorned
auothor wero scarcely touched but tho mills,
pprings, and horn handles were in stato OF de-
comnoBition. Tho i1nal oalady and death had
been caused by tho haft Of q large knife becom-
| iuQ fixed ACROSS tho intestines. Tho stomach
| itsolf was not at all injured. and Cummings af-
| tor his last experiment. had eaten with excellent
appetite" It therefore apponra that the awa'"
! lowing and digosting Of knives did not kill tue
aailor, but he diod bocaaus ono OF them got
snarlod up in his lntestinoa. While his death ID
to bo regretted, thero is still consolation In ro'
nuoraboring That he was au American, If ho ira:
ful1 of kuiyos; aud that his example wnB calcu'
lated to inspire PariaianH with envy At the capa'
billtles of tho American stomach.
, 1874-06-05


Tie State ponitontlary at Joliet has received
m unexpected recommendation from gentle
MN who ought to bo good nuthortty On tho sub
iect Of prisons, aa he apont bis life in thom,
since lie vaa quito amall boy, in o1piation OF
sundry oftensos. Tho name OF this gentleman
is John Mahoney bottor known as "the Amefa-
can Jack Sheppard" (" and he ia NOW RerVing out
term Of four ysars at Joliet. 4 fow days sineo
Mr.. Uharles Sutton, tile Keeper Of tho oitg-Aai''
Now York, received latter from him, IN which
he says:
The Joliet pententta.y Ia the boat conducted prlon
In the United Eatea. or Conrae 1t las a fauH, taat
admit: but tko 1t all in all 1t IL far ahea Of any prts.
Gu In thu Unud States. It standa ~ tar a1cau OF
tie socaod Model Prison Of tho world Il refer to
NIassachusetts} Us the Eaat ia from the West. ,.
There Ia one good ing !n this prson, anu thas -
thpro il no faVorsm allowed. aatnt Rnd enaef nro
treeted n,le II convict gets NJ cnsy ob it Is
he deserves IT, and not account Of do1lIra anu ceh
or htR 4oe1l standing III suctety b.fore La became
criminal II Tweed 1ngorHo, 9tokes. Or any othes ot
those rascaA III this Penitent1afy they
would havc to turn the grinlstone ana speculate ~
aut ills s no moro tllan right for hold tne a'Xhe!
tha social standing Of tho cupr the more ocEtan ano
| severe should DO tho sentence.
As Mr. Mahoney has served In State priaonf
oil over the country for twenty Or thirty year,
and makes this his business (as ho himself says
III stll live, and Of course, as natural as th'
laws OF grayitation, am pepplng through th
gratings onco more y, he ought to kno" o.
what he Is talking.
, 1874-04-13
THE WOOL TRADE.
Soma Statistics In Regard to tho Cons
ing CrOp.

HNAiV 0l&AIAakAN3 AA khEs ~ kAH OO4A7
ing Crov.
INDIANAPOLIS, H., April 12.-Tho National
Crop Reporter formerly Of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
iaBuod tho first number from this city to-day.
Tho following is an abstract OF tho loading in
formation presented:
From estimates OF correspondents, dated
March IL, in relation to tho comparative nt,n-
Dor and condition OF sheep to 10 ghoared this
spring, md the probable COMP Earative weight of
hecceB," deductions aro made aa follows !:
Tho Statos of Illinois. Indiana, Iowa,
KausaH Minnesota, Missouri OHIO and Wiscon-
sin, reported sheep OF all kinds in 1873 d total
of nearly 10,01G,000. The estimated increase
over Inst year iu the number to be Bheared aver
ages, for tho eight States 119 per cent; and as-
euming tho rato OF increase IN numbor of al1
kinds to have been tho Bane, tho result is all
aggrogato Of trilo over 10, ,127. 600 sheep.
In obtaining tho probable yield of wool tho
rate Of three and ono-half pounds por
tlecco Is mndo tho basiH, which
places tic total clip Inst year In tho
eight States named little moro thnn Sc, zoe, ,U00
pounds. Tie estlmatos Of tho Crop Reporters
correspondents Indicate for this year an average
failing or in weight amounting to trifo over
1,150, 600 pounds Of wool. The past winter has
boon gcnorally very favorable to sheop-breedinE,
and, whilo the average condition, March, Ii, WAS
over per cent better than at the Bamo date last
year, tho increase Of limbs has DeDn considera~
bly, groater rs compared with tho previous
winter.
In most localitioa ordinary spring work, March
25, was quito forward but, subsequently to
that uato, a Bnow and rain-stornl caused gen.
eral cessation Of plowing and planting.
, 1874-04-13
tho afternoon 1t was decided to march at once to
tho saloona and nt Ilnlf-past o'clock
TWENTY.FIYE unf1uApE1N NUQKt4ED on TnEM

tho afternoon It wns decided to march at once to
tho saloona. and nt Iinlf-past o'clock
TWENTY-FIVE CnuHApEnH nuuK1ED on THEIR
A1Aton
and wont 10 baltic against and tear down tho
atrongho1da of King Alcohol. Thoy aro permit
tod by tho rr0lniotora OF tlyo eaIoon5
ahd Two trug-Btoros to prny and BtnE
IN tholr plncca of businoHB DR.. IL.
j. Dryero would not consent to their holding
Services III ltH drugstore M ho doos not keep n
aa'oon Tho ladios prayed and Hang on tho sldo'
walk.
CANNOT REEF THE 6rDEwALKs CLEAR.
Efforts wore mndo by tho Marsliul to clear the
walks Of tho spectators. b,1t no groat Was tho
throng tint nothing could bo dono.
Whlfo In thu saloon Of Fred Donnott, ono
Nicholas tried to force at entrance to obtain r
RlaHs Of beor. Officer ". 4. McAlliater told lin
lio could not drink then M the ladies' wero at
prayer, aud struggle onBucil.
MA11lBTEn STRUCK NTu1tpLAH
in the back Of tho hond with cauo, cutting
open tis acatp, and lnakIng tho blood ruin freely
NIcAllBter, Beeing his life was In tangor. ran
homo. pursued for short distance by crowd Of
mon who would hayo tnkon lfa fifo, owing to tho
excitomont which prevailed Immediately utter lo
received the blow.
NO FURTHER DIFFICULTY.
Quito numbor Ut temperance mon woro proB-
Ont during tho disturbance, who prevented fur
tier rfotouB demonstrations. There Ia Erent
diiforonce Of opinion ns to who IL to blamo;
many porHona think NfcAlliBter did wrong Iii
striking Nicholas. Tho ladies' roturnod home, to
continue tho orusade tomorrow.
, 1874-04-13

rIcss-Dzocting for the Protection OF
1kttniOr ContrAItctctl--
Mayor Ennvemcycr Objects to the
East Etiyor Ikridxc.-Esyecu 1kcmnnA-
ctl to Fnis Ccli.-Ihc Connolly f2lliu-
1nunity C;1Ses
Special Dispatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
NEW YonK, April 12.-No now facts respect
ing tho caBe OF tho 1ttto girl, Mary AlcCann,
who vas recently rescued from tho brutal treat
nent IT her guardians, Francis aud Mary Con-
molly, through tho instrumcntality Of h1r.
Dorsh, beyond thoBe teogrAphod you few days
ago, hive boon discovered. Tie testimony Of
sonic neighbors Of tho Conuo1lys was taken be-
foro Judge Lawrnnco III the Supreme Court on
Saturday, but wllat they said only won't to verify
what is already known. Before the caso was re-
Eutnod That morning, Mr.. Bcrgh said TINT le had
received letter from lending merchant OF
tho city, Offering to adopt tile child into his own
family several ladicB Ind called ut the police
animation into her caae will bo continued to-
morrow. Search is boing made for facts regard
lng the child'B birth and pnrcntago.
[Io tho Lssoctatcd ITess.l
NEW YonK, April 12.-The Metropolitan {Oath-
olo) Total Abstinence Society conyenoa here to-
day. A leLtor was read from Archbishop Loahy,
OF Cashe, ireland. heartily approving the pro
posed combination between tho two countries
for tho protection Of omiBrants, and promising
the cooperation Of tho Iral clorgy and laity it,
the movement. Arrangements woro completed
for nasa-meeting ut Cooper Institute OIL tho
9TH Of May next, for Tho purpose of laying the
aauso bcforo tho rooplo. a largo number Of
distinguished speakers hayo agniaod their in
tantion Of being proBont.
Tho report that suit las bcou instituted by
james Il. Banker agaluat Commodore Wander
bilt for 81 100000 il au.horitatyely contradict
Ell. It was started for Atocli-joDbing purposes.
Mayor Hayemeyer Inns nont q lottor to tho
State Senate Committee OH Commorco, express-
ing hiB belief TINT tho proposed East Riyor
bridge il entirely impraotlcablo. Suoh atrnc-
t,lro at such q height, 129 foot above high
water, mud OF s1ch weight, subject to
gales such Us wo constantly exporiannGce,
would be subjected to constant danger. The
project WIS conceived III sin. born in ini1uity,
and must end iu diBastor TO all concerned In it,.
The Mayor llopes that tho Committee will do
all In its power to protect tho poople Of this city
from any further raids on them III ita bohnlf:
The order to remove Tweed to the ponitentiary
Hospital as hiB sioeping quarters was superseded
yesterday, and tho Warden ordered to permit
lin to occupy hfs room until further notice. Tho
smallpox is prevailing to somo extent III tho
hnAritRl.
, 1874-04-13

Specidl bispalch 10 Tic Chicago .7Fi5aMs.
MADISON, Wiz, April 11.-Tho following wero
announced to-day al the stnfr Of Gov. Taylor !:
Adjutant- General, A. G. Parkinson, with rank Of
Brisadier- General Quartormneter-G General, G.
Caldwell, with rank Of Drigadior-Gon-
eral; Surgeon-Genoral 0. W. Wight,
with rink Of Drigadior- General; Aids
de-camp aud Military Secretary, George ".
3. Calls, with lnnk:of Colonel: Aldo o-do.camp,
Conrad Kornz, with rank Of Colonel; Aile-lo-
camp William Kennedy, with rauk ii Colonel;
Aide-do- camp, Gilbert s. Parks, with rank Of
Colonel; Aido-do-camp, A. @. Hitchcock. with
Carthy. with rank Of Colonel; Aido-do.camp
John Winans. with rank of Colonel; Adc-do-
camp, Fl. l.. Farr, with rink Of Colonel. Those
selections arc extremely excellent Gov. Taylor
hayiug exercised great caro- in their selection.
, 1874-04-13
FIRES.
Property to the Amount Of $500, 900
Destroyed at Williamsport, Pa.
Record Of Fires Reported Elso-
where.


AZ "1ll4htnspOFt9 A@At
W1hr1AMsronr, Pa. April 12.-An incendlary
fire, started at 1 o'clock thiB morning in the
piltng-yard of Brown, Enrly Il Co.'s saw-mill,
destroyed all tho lumber therein, amount
ing to about twonty millions Of foet.
It was piled on thirty acrcs OF
ground between tho aboye-named yard and
Whito, I,eutz l. Whito'a aaw-nil. In it's course
tho fro consumed Fibert, Otto l. Co.'s saw~mill.
q. Il. Grouse d Co.'s brick planing-
mill. and fourteen framo dwelling-houHcs
on Gilbort street. Tie fire WAS under
control at o'clock. The wind blew gale tl,1r->
Ing the first part OF tho fire. Il is reported TINT
ono man was burned to doash in brick pla1,ing
mill. Assistance was recoivod promptly
from the Loclhavcn mud sanbury fro
departments. Tho loss is estimated at
about 100000; insurance, $150,o0o.
Following arc tho principal sufferers: Brown,
EARLY y Co. !; 2. Hordio & Co.. Gilbert. Otto &
Co. Filbort. Otto l. Miller; G. II. 1irnuso Il
Co. J. N. Williams l. Co.. Il. II. Haw1ey l. Co.
, 1874-04-13
TEMPERANCE.
tC0ntfnucd fram tho Ltrst rnEc.>

nmid loud crios OF "Tn!,o tito rlntform," DR..
Lowis stopped upon ono Of tho soasH, ai,d was
nrocoeding to speak amid grcat confusion. when
stop.
john O. ,Cluer (oxcited1y)-Tho parson's a
coward, and 30 tlloy are all. [1IisaoB and con-
tlnuod orios Of !" Take tho platform." speak.
Doctor."]
Tho Commi ttoo-1nan-If you will hire tim
hall, Dir. LoWiH, wo shall bo very glad to hear
you. "'
Col. Warlwoll-D -Drotl,ora md sisters. IT
ISN'T THE srIRIr OF THE s1aBrgn,
Tho organ hcro drowned la voice; and he ox.
claimed: "plny on, 50 dovils." Tho IT orenn un
played on, and tho meeting Dispersed. 00"A
~, In Tie evening hlrH. Livcrmoro lcctured In tho
fremont Temple In favor Of prohibition, and
tho M ley. William B. Wright, OF tho Dorkoy stroot
Uhnrch spoke ct the good results OF tho work aB
, 1874-04-13
ILLINOIS.

AT LABALLE AND pERu.
speefal nispatth to Ias ci'caao Tribune.
ladiea appeared before tho Common Council Of
this city laat Friday evening" ond petttioned that
body to raiso tho price Of liquorgaloon liconses
to $500. Tho petition was not granted. Tho
new Common Council of Peru will act upon tho
6amo question tomorrow evening.
srtetat DsspateA to rio Chicago Tribune.
Dw1aAr, H., April 12;-Tho temperance
such . profound aonsation and inpreassod our
people 80 deeply with tho necessity Of taking
solne action upon tho question TINT another
meeting M ~, vas led here to;night. The eongro-
alr. Robbins, Of Ghicago, who gayo ! detailed
account Of tho Temperance Crusa1o in Alusca-
tine, Iowa. Ho WAS followed by tho Nov. MIR.
Dorlaud, Of Wonona. who thought that Bome-
thing WAS required besides lnw. What waa
Knceand. of Dwight, argued strongly in favor
Of prohibition. and denounced tile sn1oon-keop-
ers md those who voted for liconAo in worry eln-
rlntlc language.
During the pnst weo]s tho women organized q
society mud visited two saloons. They were re-
celvod very politely, and tho proprietors in
formed tl!cm that thoy would rolinqnieh thoir
business. provided they could get somothing
traffic hero is on the increase, and the present
, Sunday evening meetings are doing much to
croato healthful feeling upon this most vcxed
and important question.
QUINCY.
Sntciat D;suateh ta The Ch'eago Tribune.
QUINCY, April 12.-The Noy. Mr.. Hoffman, a
prominent Ntothodiat minister Of this city, i'd
dressed large crowd in tho Public squaro to-
day on tlo subject Of temperance. Iii cloaing
tho discussion; ho assaulted the city officials,
charging tho Mayor, who ia a candidate for ro~
election, with being confederate with tho liquor
sellers leaEuo. Ho also held up to oxocration
German saloon-koepor, who iH r. candidate for
somo ladios who visited hs shop tho
that this Aldermanio candidate followot tho
ladies out Oh THO street, and told thom their
proper places was in q certain notorious house
of ill-fnmo.
This tho speaker characterized as beastly, and
chilled npon tile people to rise and crush out a1l
such Dutch dogs. Had the harangno boon de-
liverod Will! modcration Of tone, it might have
produced salutary effect; as tits. it occasions
much comment.
Az the day of election approaches, tho fro ut,-
dor the pot grows hotter. The Republicans in
tond to make regular nominations. though not
with any expectations Of electng their candi-
datos
, 1874-04-13

Ngw YonK. April ia letter from Havana
gives q nvropBa Of tho official statement Of the
recent uction of Gunymaro. It apnoars TINT tho
First and Third BrigadcH under tho command OF
Br1gadier Ar1ninan, encountered tho encmy on
tho 15th at Guaymaro, sustaining II severe ao-
were charged with great bravery By tho Spansl,
cavalry. On tho first day the Cu1'ans suffered
great losses, and woro Obliged to retiro pormt-
ting tho Spanish column to encamp upon the
battlefield. Tho renewed attack Of tho
for1nor, on the 1Gth 18th. and 18th,
ceased entirely upon tho arrival Of Brig
Gen. Dasconos with two battalions and
con,nand md directed march toward the capital
of tho department, with tho object Of procuring
rations for tho troops and caring for tho wound
ed In Giaymari]lo+ tho Ctlbnna were beaten
yllilo attempting to stop tho way. This was ac-
complia11oa in short space OF tir1o. Tho loss
Of the Soanish in this engagement was ono Of
1cer and Xix othors killod and throe officers and
Insurgents in this encounter suffered groatly,
1eaying On tho fold seven dead aud various
norses, besides arms and ammunition. In
tho action Of Guaymaro there ware
plenty of bodies loft on tho field. but the In
Burgant, carried away worry many. Tho Spanish
loss yaa six officers and eighty-oight soldiers,
killed. ono Chief, nnotocn officers. and eighty
officers wounded and 108 mon slightly injured.
Col. DoIliugaez, who was badly wounded Ill the
action at lunynaro, haa since diod from tho cf-
fectH Of an nmputatlon.
! HAvAHA, April lit is officially announced
that a!1 aaves furnished to tho army will bo Or
ganizcd Under white otJlcers to tlerve iyo years,
and thon be declared free, the compensation to
poraol,s who enlist will be assigned to transport
f1nty
, 1874-04-13

- ..
At F0ltT WAYNE.

Special Dispatch to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
TonT WAysE, Ind, April u.-An immense
auti-cruHadc demonstration took place lluro to-
night. Tic rink, tho largest public hali In tho
city, was crowded in oyory partB. During the
progress Of tho mooting every saloon in the city
closed IT'S doors according to previous arrange
nlents. Rudolph Warch, Esq., editor Of tho
Voks Frestnd, Republican German weekly paper,
called the ulcotiug to ordor, and nominated tue
Hon. Robert Lowry, Judge Of tho Circuit Court,
to tho chair. Judge Lowry, in accepting tho
position, said ho hoped hiB attitule would not bo
construed as fayoring disobodionco to law. Judge
Lowry ia prominent Democratic candidate for
Congress-. Tho Hon. g. Bell, ono Of tho leading
lawyers Of tho city, then delivered oil elaborate
n9 esaae 1s anao1 and
stands but favoring its repeal ut tho cnrliest
possible moment. Ho was followed by DR.. Emil
pathe. of Cincinnati, IN lengthy speech, which
was delivered i'll tle dernla.l language. Other
Bpoakera then addressed the meeting, which
broke up at lato hour. Tho demonstration WIS
orderly and quiet in ovory respect. Among those
on the platform wero the Hon. Q. lioid, Static
Senator; the Hon. John D. SgrninghatBon, State
Attorney Newbergor; the Hon. s. u. Minor,
Chairman Of tho Democratic County Central Con-
yontiou, and other prominent politicians.
HOUTli BEND.
Specfdl Dispatchfo Yha Chcago Tribune.
souT!l BEND, Ind, April 12.-The ladies' held
another OF their largo tnne8 meetings t1H oFon-
Ing in the cause OF temperance, aud CHG notice.
ablo improvement waB that It WAS run by
women throughout. Tho address WAS malo by
Mrs. Molloy, Of Ellhart, who haH been lcctusins
almost daily Tor thFoo ~eohs Anu VINO now has
engagements In the States OF Illinois, Indiana,
and ohio for two weeks hence. lior lecture wau
uuite Impressive, oyon
runnoT ntxEp BoMEy11AT WITH wos,Es's RIGHTS.
Bho claimed that it would bo PERFECTLY safe to
, 1874-04-13
IN THE FIELD.



sDe''al Dapaseh to Tho Chicago 1tsbane.
DosroN, Mass., April 12.-At D mootinu in
Cambridge last nient' conn,nittoo ,yas onno;nt.
cd to nroonro liat - ,,,n aon ronns w. sppo nans
bridge whore liquor IL so soa IT. tho names - Of i the
persons ongagod in tho businoas, together with
tho namoa Of tho buildings, for tho purposo Of
publishing tho Same in tho Cambridge uovs-
nanora or In uor,o ot,o~ ,,onro~ raa,i,,,,a,
Ftp ~ 80 1"Ito ~, o1"oA .1"n''o1' IL Aono1u.'o"
"ah Also aaopteu tlAt cach temperance ofganfza-
tf0n in tho city 6loul1 appoint o commit
too to visit aud endoayor to induce moderate
drinkers md othera to heoomo tenonerouco man.
~ - .a., ,,o.aa,. '''S
AZ sAnk nuotoN,
az another meeting OF tho Indies OF East Los
ton last Hoes, reports wero made by several gvto
had upon thoir own responsibility called urou
promi nont hnrkeonors md 1iouor.ao11ora of tto
.nI fovnra nv t ft,,r u ,.ea
owovar IocoS }"t 10 v Aaaa";oto, ,rsa ,,n
o str,,, ts .o t nnsi, ,,at WA NV
~, oA1ouhI ;" 's'no ~. ~ ".n .n, tool t;l
nnathnr ,rno,r ~ uor hoforc attcmn,inc 1 nmv
OUTSIDE demonatraREion u 1T Rn3ol 'o1o6' A''o'p'h
,>cfo, t.,a;ch At %o11Es5sn fe a1e Hh;4aoo Tribune
wohersrEn % r hrril 11.MThe tsaa temporanco i move
again last nieht and ld lccturod in II tho Old sout6 @
GTrcl, Ia o19n Il m ;,nnatma IN ohfanto1 r.
orrnn;z;nr' In Ind oi1vacl thom IN Nav York
nnl tn orT%n,zo rnt ~ M" tr,nr atenn i; M.
chine not dcsicncd to do tho work. hut to 70
right to work in 1iftoon minutes on tle ptroet.
shnnd % cct at lin so,na no ce - 1Io ron,ind ae
"1hnt wonld hor;1lv In nrobal,Ia hat
would In very ooofI accit1c,t IF Il
shonid occnr Suc,, tI,,nas cn,,,a ho
corrcctod at futnro meet;nrs' Whcn m, sncnJ
a ,ycot orgnriy;no vo, oro ,'ot t,aif 81 ,aofr ~
h,sneaa ss hofnro ~ yo,, cnmuo,nod nt Tc w.v o
to mike prorross IN to mnse nrneress' Tin oniy
wav tn 1nnko n mnva Ia tn mskn * N''''
, 1874-04-13
WISCONSIN,.
At OSHKOSH.
SFft M =


Special Dispntch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
OsuKosI, Wis, April Livery holse, atore,
office, and shop III ts city ia being cauvassed by
an army Of wo,non, who carry load-pencs aud .
copy OF tho following petition:
10 the Honorable the ltayor aud Common Council #
the City af 0shkosh:
We, the usorBIgned citizens Of Oshkosh, recoGix-
ing tile grcat owl wrought In our midst by tic salo md
rlnkng Of intoxicating liquors, do most respectfully
petition your honorable body 10 grant 10 license what
cTer but. In yom In your wndom should zee tit
fec DO placed at tho 1nnxiun rate namely $lG0
And your pctloncss will evor pray.
Tho movement ia under tho direction Of tho
Ladies' Temperance Union, and dengned to
opernto OH tho new Common Council. Daily
meetings are held by tho 1atlics, aud Bomo tinlo
next weok tlloy intond to begin praying in sa-
looms.
MILWAUKEE.
Specfat UspatcA to Ihe CA{cagn Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, April 12.-The Union prayer
meeting tonight was au immense affair; hun
drcds could not obtain admission. Stirring. ad-
dresses wcro made by tho Nevs. Miller, Crossoy,
aud Ladd, and Mr.. Story, OF tho Christian
Statesman. Silicon visiting was strongly recom-
mended.
The Indies wil hold frequent meetings next
weok. Tho temperance pool,lo show unmtstak-
ablo aigas Of waking up. Thousands Of toni
peranco campaign documents aro flooding tho
State.
, 1874-04-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoRK, April 12.-Arriyed.-Stohmor
AbysaInIa, from Liverpool, md Minister Room,
Bron,ens Tho lattor reports hhylng experienced
gales from W.N.W, and s.W., very rough sons,
alld thick fogs. Tic ship Ind to work tho whole
paBBago against tromendots heaa-sea, a.'tl
tabored very hard, but behaved worry woll. Tho
last day tho wind changed to tho northward
with froHt and leo on dock. AlEo arrived, Now
York nchool-ship Mercury, last from st. Thomab
sftor d Ave month"; cruise.
Thcro are no4 tidlnga III yet Of tho steamer
Greece, NTH tho passengers Of the foundered