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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23
CHICAGO AGAIN DEvAsrArED


The Ore broke out at 4: 80 p. M,
Tuesday, the l4th inst, in an oil fac
tory, at the corner Of Twelfth and
Clark streets, and burned continuous
" about ten hours. A large part Of
the coniiaeration was spent in an infe-
rior class Of old wooden buildings
bordering on the limits Of the great
fire Of 1871. The Chicago Tribune
gives the limits of the fire thus: s
"The hre began in the centre Of the
block bounded by Twelfth, Taylor
and Clark streets, and Fourth avenue.
II burned south TO near Twelfth street
and went to Clark street. On Clark
It burned north one and one-hslf
blocks to near the corner of Polk
street. Its northern and western lin
its, from this point was northeast, to
Fourth avenue !; thense all the east side
Of Fourth avenue north to Harrison
street; thence on Harrison street, both
sides, to State street; thence north on
State street, both sides, to Congress !;
thence north on the east side Of State
to three doors north Of Van Buren
street.
The east and south boundaries were |:
Beginning n the point ON State north
Of Van BureD, southeast through Wa
BASH avenue to Michigan avenue;
thence south on Michigan avenue to
below Congress street. taking in the
old Michigan Avenue Hotel; thence
west to the wide alley running north
and south between Wabash and Mich
igan avenues, burning ali on the west
side of that alley south Of Eldridge
court; the southwestern limit OF the
Ars was In . due southwest line to the
place where the IRE originated. Near
y oil within .these limits was de-
stepyed.s
This district comprises some sixty
acres Of ground. It 10 Chicago's finder
boxes, in the shape OF block after
block Of frame houses compactly
built which Il the cause Of these great
condagrstious, and the building Of
those houses must be interdicted or
these scenss will igaih sudsgsin occur.
The loss will reach from ave TO sew
an vnilIfCua teA 1881
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

Tho Grand Lodge OF 7. o. q. r. Of
lows, mess in Des Moines in SepteIn-
ber, and VIII continue In session three
days.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23
Republican Congressional
Convention.

The Convention was called to order
at 10 o'clock .. M, in Lewis' Opera
House, by Capt. Thos. n. Fee, OF
Appanoose County, Chairman Of the
Central Committee. Capt. Fee sug-
gested the name of Col. A. j. Richie
q temporary Chairman. The sugges-
ton was unanimously confirmed by
the Convention, and COL Richie Was
conducted to the chair. He thanked
the Convention In Q few brief remarks
and declared the Convcntion open for
business. M
J. a. T. Hull, Esq, Of Davis Coun-
", nominated DR.. 8. F. Miller, Of Jas
per county, for Secretary, who was
duly chosen. @ Z "
Hon. s. 4. Caldwell, Of Wapello
county, moved that each county name
one member Of the Committee on Gre
dentials. Carried.
The following Committee WAS then
named: if
Z Appanoose county-K. r. Morrison.
Davis county-W.W. Clark.
Jasper county-Geo. 4. Anderson.
Keokuk county,. W. Havens.
Mahaska county-H. J. Vail.
Marion county,. N. lCathcart.
& Monroe county--James r. Early. II
Wapello county-S. A. Hwiggstt
Hon. Z. r. Ellsworth. OF Mihaska,
county moved that : Committee Of one
from each county bs appointed ON
permanent organization. Carried.
Appanoose county-J. 4. Earnest
Davis county-W. s. Monroe.
jasper county-J. +. Weaver.
Kcokuk countv-D. 2. Prottar.
Mahasks eounty-L. r. Eliswo9th.
Marion oounty-A. Moore.
Monroe county ,Trussel.
Wapello oountY-S T. Caldwell.
W. J. Law, Or Davis coanty, moved
that . committee Of one from each
county BE- appointed on resolutions.
Carried. s,a s5Ess.ss ~ s.9
Appanooss-H. Tannshill. tl
Davis-H. b. Jones. e4s
Jasper-I. E. Draper.
\ Keokuk-John A. Donnell.
Mahasks-J. A. L. Crookham.
Narion--E. B. Ruckman.
T 1onros-H b. Teller. ~
Wapsllo-J. g. Johnson. i
The convention then adjourned to 2
o'clock p. M. asa
The convention met ct 2 O'Clock =. |
n, and being called to order, the com-
mittee on Credentials read the follow.
Ing report which was unsnimously
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23
A ccrresposddSf ssys

- cofreop0000c6 6&vo:9
There - one rfominent feature 6f
Saratoga which no visitor there can
fail to perceive the existence of,
namely, tho gambling establishment
ofJohn Morrissey, the tolerance of
which 10 puzzle for which have no
solution to offer. It's existance is so
notorious that any description of the
peculiarities of Saratoga as watering
place il incomplete which ignores it's
existence. 1t was publicly announced
that It would be opened for gambling
on the first Of July. when the season"
fairly began. During the summer
Sarntcga receives large accession TO
its ordinary population in the shape
of shopkeepers, turfmen, horse jockeys
and professional gamblers, who Aock
hither from all quarters to minister to
the wants and speculate upon the
pleasure Of visitors. In the height of
the season "Morrissey's clubhouse"
IL patronized also BY rather an sristo-
cratic class. One may always then be
sure Of meeting "good society" ct his
tables. This Il an attraction which the
ex-Congressman offers to those young
beginners who nightly flock around
his tables. After the ball one may see
anice young men." who have been
dancing al the evening with young
ladies Of tour setp wend their way one
By ono over to the aCluh house !" and
BY one o'clock - great party Of young
men Of the bali room may bs found
[at supper, ct faro, at roulette, at rouge
et-uoir, or lounging in some Of the
luxurioualy-furnishsd rooms which
John 1oFrisssy throws open 70 his
|gnaste. EAEo y The fsvorite gams,
tAsugh oooaaionally during tho even
Ing tie roslefte table may havs run
which Will draw The faro players from
their aaAtsaad leaye the dealer alone.
Msn u mark IN the county may bs
sesn here nd there among the youth
mi ltoes ,which crowd aronnd the
tahlss. Yesy Attle talking y done.
Every sye 4. watching the cards ~
thsy ars slippsd fron the box.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

4 The convention met at 2 o'clock =.
NJ, and being called to order, the COM
mittse ON Credentials rsad the follow
Ing report which was unsnimously
adopted: 80
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

4 SARATOGA, July is, 10 AS A, M.rThe
'boats In the inter- Collegiate race have
Just started. si t
LATER.-The Columbia wins the
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

CHroAeo, July lS--An erroneous
impression has gonesabroad that the
Exposition building here, was de-
stroyed during the fire Tuesday night.
Such is not the case, That building is
constructed in such way that the
proprietors Affirm that even ii 1t had
been directly in the line OF the conila-
grafton, II would have withstood It's
rAvages. Tie sparks and cinders COW
cred tho building several times, but it
did not even ignite. Tho great exhi-
bition will be held in September, as
previously announced.
The common council held meeting
last evening, at which resolutions
were adopted, looking to speedy re,
organization ot the fire depart
| ment and in addition thereto
Of . corps of miners and sappers to
precedea The regular firemen, and de-
stroy or remove buildings deemed
necessary by the fire marshal during
the progress of the confiagraiion and
and an additional supply OF water
conduits In certain districts.
III EApAr0nA Jnlv 10 IN AK y. sph.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

CHICAGO, July 16.-The loss by last
night's fire will be about $4,000. In
surance In several companies to about
one.fifth that amount. The bodies Of
Of two grown persons and . child
werc found under the ruins Of build
ing No. 461 on South Clark street last
evening, and taken to. the morgue.
These are victims OF the Tuesday lire.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

CoLuMBUs, July, l6-The Republi-
can Central Committee to-day, In con-
ference with . number Of leading Re-
publicsns, fixed upon the second day
OF September for holding tho StAte
Convention. It was intimated In
speeches that the issue would be pure
" national, there being no State tick.
ct to elect this fall. h@Fi'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-23

On nesion The Convention procssd-
"a % ! t6smst ballot which resulted y
.SolleWs: ] B WesyeE, Appasooss q
LAWS = 1aapefA Nahaaka = 4arion
s t1G91ros :, Wapsilo 3 Total 81 M
Sampson; Appanooss ], Jaspsr 5,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17

TIE CGIIFsE New YEAR FESTIVITIES
are sustained with g fery or and business
i'-'e 'o'','"A 9"''' '''' ', ~. '-''' :"
lAeasHraoiy mohotohous. Inc beating
Of The holiday Monaghan Gons3 are 81
m,,,tonenu.;v RESPONSIVE to the evn,osion
Of the Chinese fre.cracker and the vast
cxneu,liture Of cold freckIed o-l,rs-c1l-
oreJ paner. twill we are informed bv
the ysracious William. be the greater
part Of . week before this carnival of
hur,;pn pare and yn-n Aralicked hair
suhsi.,es. and silence. like a ponltice,
comes 70 he'll the blows % sound
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
.aE;s;nias Novelties, Toys, Je.yc,r,.

AZ Il csd. Brooss's noted store for imported
sseIS, tohacro, books, Stationery. l.lusicaI in
S"r,itnts, cheap Sewclly, toys, etc at Thcater
L-Js", next 1r'r - Mat. Einck.!''s butc her
n" Papers, GOA Hi News, .y>cr.als .rI Ma.
Z Tj4-e;s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17

Madrid, Feb. 16 The British Eli. $
ter has hal long conference with Log
ES:o, Minister Of Foreign Afairs. e.. j.
supposed Oh the subject ci British YES
IS detained :! Spanish pcl.s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17

lHF Cd saz9Eac Saloon viii he a goir z
again, ia fun blast, this Ilogning-har-
Ing survived its attack OF repairs. SIN
II WIS fiocred, pretty e1fectuailv, IL,
or Two ago.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17

TIE aDzLrHI Party, the las. (: the
season, will take place tLis evening. It
VIII be a delightful and largely offended
Te1nipn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17

iPIsuoPAL SUNDAY ,5oHuu.- Iue,,.f
school Leet AZ the Eheater At ! o'pIoc:.
this afternoon; he otAel departments d.
cock this evening, to reLeuIse for
the Concert
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17

TEE dance at Corbett's Hal, SATURDAY
night, was all that could have been wish
ed in point OF attendance and spirit. It
being the close OF ST Valentines Day,
added an unusual Zest to the fun. Slch
"a showing OF pictures, pretty and comic,
doves cooling, capids, bows and arrows;
and long nose and such horlid carica-
lures. The yong gal.antsof tie hat,.-
lion who were invited TO tell il thev
owed seemed to think the occasion !.
Inc ore FIR unbosim;ng Themselves az
stIdlng to request.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17


- Many ladies' and CC1.Iemc4 have
visited ;ae ettCo Of the rcvelry and co.as
1o.te smelling Ike a crcss between 4
jlc>aycl Goldfish ball and the eEk.l&t.ols
fiona Paliy's Gc.!ocn. Up owe. VII
liam 5 store. ii the second stony OF tha;
eiv-iook;ng stont buil.ling, there is q
;aud of Celestial musicians hard at w0.k
on kettle and c4t-Gt and h".zea horn.
They will never 1t up ua;I the week is
cat. THIS IS Tie bc5; t!a! . o. year to be
2 CLi&2..aa.
L. Wou kept open house at his
laundry Yesterday, and he entertained
lis American friends there the best he
coalj, considering the nature OF the fage
and lis rather sim vocabulary Of
! English words. He treated Us, vi
! ca..ed on spe,'ill i"r... auon, t. a round
! OF al confections. and offered
-. u glass f.o,n any one Of four drinks:to
! sit, gin. whisky, por; vine, and brandy.
/ We yentITcd beyond what wa. immedi
+ ate'v at hand ard took a bite of what
they could tiu,. no English name for and
! WAT they described IS ''ail same mac
. ragoni." We retain a sln~cA q that
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17

,r,.~ar Hsr>r ezaa..a 7. r,.7zr. laotnss 7oO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30
q EORG TO WN.

COAL TRAps-Tae coal trade for the week
past has not been 50 active, especially in the
shipments, as the schooaers have been detained
By head winds. 1t il expected that the fleet OF
vessels row on their way here will arrive early
reNt week. The receipts BY canal have 40
fallen or as the following figures indicate: Tee
Cumberland coal received by all OF the compl-
MES was 1851 tors, and the shi pInents Il, 5S9
tons. Gilmore, Meredith & CO. have received
2.612 tors of the lough o henv gas coal, and
shipped .e61 tons, making toe tstal receipts FOR
the week 16 GAS tons, and the shipments 1855
tons.
RRLIeroUs.-Ths chapel recently erected nv
the NJ p. Church of this city ST the interss cti0n
OF High and Fayette streets, viii be opened to-
morrow by appropriate dedIcstory services.
Rev. Dr. l.. w. Bates viii preach the sermpn
The foUs- IL fine one, and the entire Il atsh of
the building reflects great credit upon the
builders, Messrs. =. Thomas * Bro, OF thus
citv.
FISH WHARF -The receipts of fish to-day
were only 5000 herring which were sold AZ .
per thousand.
TKNPERANcK MASS MEETINs.-Last night
the Dumbarton NJ. K. Church was well filed
by invitation OF the Western Division of the
Ladies Temperance Union. Mrs. Appler pre-
sided, and addresses were IN sde by Mrs. Chspin,
Mrs. Rice, Mrs Roach, Mrs. 1inville, Mrs
Walker. and Mrs. Tilley. Arrangements were
then made for the meetings for the following
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30
[ Continued from first page. I

lard cemetery, where, az sunrise, the crave OF
Admiral FaTragut vas decorated aEd In
tred above q. The crave Of Cen g. G.. Ha
pine, IN Cypress Hill CO metery, was deco ed
A. tire same hour. Abraham Linco n st
No. Is, ssem bied in Union Square at hfte n
n pufes aFrCr seven O'Clock. and adorned
the base OF LincOlns statue with hoS ers and
svPrgTeens. Addresses were made by General
COchrsne and Cor maufer Oscar IOmpkins
J lie " asLingfon statue was also handsomely
decorated. The W nth monument was dscked
with fGverr hy the veterans of the Mexisan
ar. The d'feTert posts OF the Grand Army of
TIRE Reprtrc began ~ gather in Union So rare
before ; O'Clock, tcgcther with wagons bearing
fCvers to Re plaf ed on the sOldiers' graves. A
lsTEe number OF sUeCtstors assembled, aud the
squsre was soon well filed, eniivsned
ty legs ard marching troops. AZ ten minltss
past ten O'Clock the procession started, moved
SrounS the vest side Of the square and down
BroafVa y- There wore fo1r divisions of the
procession, including posts Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic and other organizations, with
BANGS At various points. These were accom-
PANIED BY numerous large express AMI other
wagons, drawn by from two TO eight horses,
and adorned with the national coiors. Some
OF these wagons were filed with cfoics
flowers and plants, while Others TO- e
disabled veterans or CIph an children of sol
diers. The military part of the Or -ceSsicr,
which was scattered rough il in Ysri"1S -
tschments, ircludsd companies or battali0ns
from the ist, 9Th, sth. and Sith Tegimenls, .u
Veteran and SkidmNre Guards. The twD -ol
oTed cOmpaUies Iarafed with full ranks AMI at
tIacted much atten ion.
This - AT that vas received ND 20 the tins
OF our going 20 press.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30
Condensed Locals.

The cantsts OF the flower queen will be sung
by 100 pupils of the public schools at Wallis
Opera House Wednesday and Friday evenings.
The viii OF the late William l.. Brown, q
plate printer in the Treasury, was filed yester-
day, bequeathing all his property to his wife.
The junior class of the law department OF
Columbian University last night adopted reso-
lutions OF respect to the memory OF j. II. Cuth-
bert. jr., q deceased classmate.
The game OF base ball between tbs ~ atiouals,
of this city, and the Baltimore nine yesterdaV at
the olympic grounds resulted in favJT Of the
lstter by g score OIL TO 2.
Company B, LIST regiment National Guard
left last night in the 1880 train for Rich mond,
band, forty odd honorary members of the Guard
ans several off GERS of the District militia.
Robert Besli, ststioner OF this city, has re-
ceiyed the contract 10 supply the Department
OF the Interior with Nav nard & Noyes', Ar
mold & Cafter's inks; also, 1900 sheets OF
parchment paper.
Col. Thomas Il. Florence, who, we regret to
say, Il still confined to his room by illness prom
lie that the GG=ette tomorrow shall be m
exec 2tionaliy excellent" and what he says he
me ans.
a special meeting of the New York Repuou-
can Association was held last evening ana ar
fragments made TO Appropriately entertain
me New ork Press Association, which arrived
TVS morning ifom the South and took rooms
"a The Arlington.
The testimonial benefit 10 II. Clay Ford at
the opera house next Tuesday evening viii be
notable dramatic event. Mr.. John HcCnI-
buehs performance of - Richelieu' il sid to
be as JudiciOus and artistic as the bes. on the
stage.
The number OF persons who passed throu Oh
Georgetown 10 the river above that city this
morning with fishing rods is unprecedented.
Some forty wagons and vehicles filled with men
and women, besides several crowded canal
boats, passed through early this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30
FINANCIAL ANO COanERCIsL.
TIE Markets.

BAL-INcRE, NAY SU.-VLCinis SKIES, Old, 81
virginia coE., go, q. DO es-cOU95n, A.
%. pc erss g Wet N-rgirlss, Z =; North Caro-
tc-Csy.
BALTIN@RE, May SJ.-C0ttou dull-iOw mid
tiT A., a. Glf5f. F!oUr dUl aud lower all round
Howard stteet sEpsrfiUe and western superfne.
80 IS; do extra, 8 as IS; 10 fsmiI- T5 2S.
Ci-y " us sUperfEe 5JG5 p; do. extra, 5;6d
90. family. vUGyl. 20. wheat steady end IN
chGHgcI. z ~ Easier: BOT Cmiuaily hfgher-white
scu bern, Se,, e'iOW son h5ru,79 mixed western
Z rltusl, Old, 20, new, mas Oats Cult-zoutheru,
6-(3sC; west mi1e, 1o3; do white ,64f155 BE
tTtgs III e5l u. hay jUi!, 9C0Gy25 o. Provisions
COL end heavy sd nsIn nal; prices uachang-d
Coffee IL III proved denlsud and az lower rates-Tau
20 prime Bio Garages, EGl9. Whisky quiet; ms TX ..
tsTe, Ss9llg sugar strCng and IN good demand
LoSICN- Nay -, l2.3O p. m.-Erie active, Wi b
aide fluctuations, the last sales being at 3It4
lONION, Nay 80, .. N Eric, 3lt0-lll4 Paris
clsTttches quote Tentes az % francs. 6S Confines
IONnOS, MAJ 81, $50 IN The an unt Of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England ou balance
10 oay Il l,s0. CoD-Ols for money. as1sGis; for
scccupt, So =. Paris dispatches Iuote rsuTss A.
O. fTarcs. - Confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30
HE ~ EATfEER-

hAA bAFAk1aENT, OEtcs az tRtJ SsEHII tlEcg,f
EAAIIN6TOs, ID. o., May 81, lisa, 1870 q r. L
FRpBABlLIsI zs--fOr New EaeIa.d, clear or fair
NesSeTs SRI git TO &c title nOrtreasturly TO south
eestefJ Viufs Will prevail with but ighE changes
q TEN PEI azure aid COntitGsd high barometer For
ie Noiv sra :, the south Alta I:ic n d eastern
ssh .taies. partly cloudy aid haZy westher. light
FeflAcie vi Cs, ltEh temperate and cOutinre1
Li4S bar0fneter For I, IN ssss AID the Ohio val
by partly Cloudy and warm her, with n cas- Of
Tair. southwest 10 northwest Winds a01 stationary
70 taliiLg bar meter. For the LAKE. region aDd the
IoTtbwes-, party cloudy and warn westh during
ne car t0iloS ed b. lover empetature, light vars
De WIGS snd local rains. With rising barometer in
.he Upper LAKE region and the northwest The low
nl.slssPEi tie lower Missouri, aud the lower Ohio
Dyers viii fall slJvly during the day
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EGETENE.

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cry 20 make sush ne q I'M. statement A. plsa.s
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an, sir, yery Erat,fLily.
JOHN PEng
Nc. 90 Saw or street, Boston, Ms,s.
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Anxiety for n steamer.

NEW NOF 4, May 30.-The steamship Trent.
from LIVERPOOL for Baltimore, OF the Allan
line, il in her twenty fourth day Out, and her
non arrival creates some comment. The Trent
D. rot the ship Of Mason Slidell nOtOriety but
was burt Ia 1slO. az Glasgow; is Of ,G6I tons
10 gister, il All iron vessel, brig rugged, and has
SIX bulk heads. She brings no passe gsrs,
being constituted for freight purposes only,
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Foreign Notes

NlNlHTkk CALEB CCSHING-
MADRID, May 50.-Cllpb Cushing, Arlsrt IN
minister, Is to received officially to-day By Mar
sLal SeErauO
QCEEE vTCTOPIA's BIRTHDAY.
LONrON, MAY 30.-Thc celebration Of Cuean
NietOTia's birthday, which, ss : cu-touorv here,
CceuTs On tte Saturday following the 9th o.
May, Is taking place today. All the govern
mSnt departments are closed, and the streets
throrgsd with people. This morning the
GUARDS we're inspected in st. James Park by
TIRE Prince Of Wales, Duke Of Edinburgh and
Duke Of Cambridge. Flags are lying ron all
points, and bells are ringing. Tonight the city
y III be Illuminated.
GERMAN DIPLOMACY.
PARIS, Nav 30.-lt j. alleged IN semi-Official
quarters that German diplomacy Is working 10
aDTul the London treaty OF 1867 settling the
neutrality OF LuNembnrg.
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UTICA, May S0.-InJelli genCe was received
IN ttis cIty this morning that Hon. Charles
IL DeOltle, Judge OF the Supreme COdrt
Of this district. was lost overheard from
the Atyssinia on the 2lst inst, while en- route
from New York for Europe.