, 1875-07-17

psr.s, tqw1as esn.sso.s Psrso4 sfawalo.t from
chI1lico.he both With wheat.
pxfAz1kp-aothlns.
laassp 1xro CAxAt--Prnr pa1lss, towina eanatbosi
Parson Brownsow boil with wheat for Chtesga h&sas
o. W. ztmmsrman. from 1assls, with brick for coun.
Es1! III sisSt iaeass of water on ths nlsr.sn Of
Dntnoxronr, H., July 1n-Ansrvzp-ostop, s.,r.
sc!te'. 3so bn co1n, $500 bu oats; Hornins Light.
Ottawa, e,c0o bu corn.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
Sprctaf Dfstateh 10 7A4 Chtea7o 7rt.ans.
PORT 1unox, Mich, July 1s.-rA.sEp nowx-rrors
Bt UlaIr No. 3, Nebraska, Day CITY, Ds1sntIne, with
II. ". Sage, Cnwts and harges; Echra Ayr Republic
K,us Fisher No = John Burt.
iAsarp ur-props city Of Fremont, soysreign, Jssa.
srarts and eonsost; acs Tasao nEothsrs, Clara Tar
kss, CHM. r.ssard Biske, Enma q Hutchinson, @.
8. Hazard. Annio N. retesson.
WIsp-North, freah.
WEA1uEn-rno,
pon1 1Iuzox. Mich. July ls-1o p. NJ
1ows-:p1ops Cuba. soo.ta, wswry, Fountain
l,arsea sehr. Now Lonloa, City .of Milwaukee,
Superior, 4. J: Ro9ess. cur'e~. Gold Hunter.
lnr, Twain an. coraors, 1Iacto.t aud cous3rt sclrs
King Satorn, Mary Amelia, a,iMtya!dc.
WIp-North4 fresh weather foggs.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Ihn nttroie 1.7aune states thai The Aims Monroe
took on u Windsor yesterday 200 bales Of h,t1alo
efina for Montreal. They consigned to European
nrns through their sgrnts at Montreal, ,Tho stmr
Rochester mas soizel u lie Custo. .ltouso officers 1t
bellsyIle Sunday uRat fns infraciou Of tho custom
laws. On bond bens given, and m officer placed
Poard by Collector p!1ou, ehc tAs allowed to make ey
usual Trip to Ringston....T prop Seymour Of tho
sGSollngwood sant BE. Marie Line, vas a.hore on
since. she was sseaae by tha .ua w.les, and arrived
! st +; % :s sr e Sla iii sz.ss e.
81; ssSi =; w2e: Se!ssso 4: = ksau.s ite% q
Of hat haruor. Tne sun 1901 w1l 10 oxpenJei "a
lors Huron 7Ines states tbst the sug Mary
Ann arrived Wednesday evening At Tort Huron witb
1T aro Tss st ST. Ss
rais1ng y a. er oas as formerly o. oisvel.nd
With ta .eseops 6usneas Along she riyor, t1s pros
Roet would Lavo hesn anything but inviting yesterday.
Ecare aud left Instead duncss not known for sotso
Nqls TAa doeka werc almost dctcrtcd. but few yes
.axtously waiting ior soneiling to d. Tsso ssstao1
10 10 plenty Of freight 10 30 moved. but The prices
"sss 1s ,ueh that ves.e.owpera woaM no. accept. sev
qf4 cahsaAn Ftaaala aro In port AwNl&tn8 cxr4ucA"
ONE MORE BONANZA. I
Hiram 4. Reed, for many Yoara resident Of srrpg
Lafe Nfeh.. las recently received ayteca from tho
American Consul at Paris, France, nf lilo death Of
French gepteman nan,ed Gslahc. wlo by bequess has
lcft tbs sum Of sooeo fraucs 10 him. Fur many yoars
r Reed was captain uon the tates, md vhilo rua-
plug u that capacity tho schr onarlc Ia tle 4un-
nacr Of 1851 le eaycd the fe Ut young French lady,
M passenger gu ls vessel from Dntalo 70 TORONTO,
huabsnd Vas very dcmcastratiss u sho t,ms aus
~ md Promised that tho deed .should rot
haa been made good. Mr. Reed has already taken
steps, through the medium pf atisylts aud corles Of
tlo recosaa at tho Custom. Housa la Cs1cRo from |
Tsis ~ p9'Ts tho onaso s.ea tb.: season.
the peraon tueant In tho wilt of tho F{onchnlan ths
probabilities nrn TINT 10 will into possession Of
his property without eerious Notwithstanding Wts
eUHStA. s'' |
WRECKED,
WHITEHALL, N. r., July 1G.-The sstnr Chsm-
plsin' which lett Fort NoondoEoga hAt night for
ao1ast Point, ran asau<a uear 84vnaiu Point Bhe Ia
total vreek Thorc were eI9ht p1a.enRpfs
BOARD who xero taken OIL Jy tho stmr Adtrondscf.
No ous Naa injured.