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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOSTERS
2nd TEXAS DRAWING !
100000! s es's HOUSES 4 LANDS |
POSITIVELY THE
LAST DISAPPOINTMENT
Will draw without fail, at
HOUSTON, TEXAS, June 3Oth, 1875.
WYE DID NOT SELL QUITE ALL OUR
w Tickets in time to draw OH the 18th
of May; but so certain are we of success,
and in evidence of our good faith and in
tentions, we will receive in payment for
Tickets, certificates of deposite in any
first class bank in the II. s., with this Gu
dorsement: Payable only when Fosters
Texas Drawing takes place"
No Scaling OF Prizes, but every one paid
in full.
Over $4,000 acres Of choice land, central
ly located, near railroads, II Houses, 1926
Gold Coin prizes, among them one of
$4,000, and one of $1,000. Our enterprise
is endorsed by the City Council. Reliable
Agents Wanted. Send for Circulars. They
will convince you we are beth reliable and
responsible. Tickets only Sl,0O. Eleven
for $40, and % for $50. No connection
with any other similar enterprise.
CoMMENDNTORY.-Having, from our long
acquaintance with j. E. Foster, every con-
tidence in his integrity, we feel justified in
saying we believe he will carry out his
Distribution honestly and fairly.-Signed
by the Mayor, Hon. J. T. d. Wilson, and
the City Council.
We are specially DESTROYS that parties
interested would write to the Banks, Mer-
chants and Postmaster of this place
(where we have lived Is years), for infor-
nation as to our reliability.
j. Z. FOSTER, MANAGER,
Houston, Texas
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-06-16

FOB PRINTING
u NEATLY DONE
AT THIS OFFICE
ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-06-16
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EDOUARD WE'LL. Mayor
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
THE ICh BOUAD-FLEET

ARRIVAL IN BOSTON OF THE CREWS OF THE ARROW,
TIE FENIAN, EVA G, AND LEyANTER-SUFFER-
ING5 OF TIE PAST wEEKs-AEXIETY CONCERN
ING THE FATE OF THE CRYSTAL WAVE AND
THE HATTIE n. REED.
BOsroN, Mass, March "a number of fish
came from Sandwich to-day They represented the
crews of the Arrow. which sunk Sunday Afternoon
the Fcniap, Eva G, and Levanter. For three weeks
these vessels. with the Crystal Wave and Hattie n.
Reed have been ice-bOuDd and driited with the
great foe OF ice from the Truro and Wellfeer
shore to Sandwich. and at time being nearer the
open sea half mile; walk TO the shore over the
ice is now attended with great risk. When yesterday
afternoon IL decided TO leave the Fenian the Eva
Of each separate cake. and the ten men had
great difficulty IN gaining the shore. As 1t
was they wero seven hours struggling to get to land
aud when they succeeded 1t then only by the aid OF
i've men on The that their lives were saved The
aldermen express great sOcude for the safety OF the
Hattie N Reed and the Crystal Wave. The Arrow sank
IN 10 fathoms OF water. and tue Crystal wave was
suddenly lost sight Of is feared by them that she went
down where last seen five fathoms. The men in every
case remained their vessels using bulkhead, hunks,
spars &C. TO keep heir fires going and living for days
on scanty food and water. With the CRYSTAL wave
we're hreG men, and Of them have been seen IL
is feared they down with t1eir craft The Hattie
y Reed had two board when last seen. The
valued at about 30O0 and the crews loss s
$500 outfits There - confirmation OF t9e
loss schooner Adde Blaisden. reported wrecked
on Handkerchief Shodl
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
sYAL1,Pox EXCITEMENT IN HoBoKEN.


DR.. Plndar, ex-city physician of Hoboken,
WAS called on Feb. 21 attend OF smallpox IN
thrcestory tenement ut Newark and trden-st'
Ucbokcp Dr. Pndar reported the to Dr. Elder,
the President OF the Board Of Health. VINO investigated
II and concuied to allow the patient Martin Kinney to
remain. Last Saturday morning Kinney died. The
funeral took place Sunday. from the house at the hOr
when The FIRST Presbyterian Mission school wA' in
.or in the second story Of the tenement house, and
the fact becoming KNOWN considerable excitement WAS
oused among tic scholars. and the excitement has m
creased all the particulars nave Dc Mhuc puno'
Tnc tenement house WAS owned by Petcr herllEai Wuo
leased the fr-t and third floors 10 fafnlies, ana the
second floor the Mission School In ths room Dotheen
100 and 200 scholars cUngrcgated every SluIat dIt
uo0n the superin'euGeney or & Dnnn, Missinn
services were asO held every sunday cFtDhe' sen
sc1oo for pcOr gills every Friday evening ana on
SafuIdlV evenings meeting OF Tie children called the
penny bank" Mr.. Dunn states mat ne was nor aware
of the fact that case OF shlaii poA nau , ~
the house. and 50 continued to BOid tue meetins' as
Dr. Elder and DR.. Plniar state that they fad no
LroNlsJgr oy tc fact mat any IN TIE building
~ ,se for INV sucn UurUose they would nave li-
rsd,tlv oiy-n notice 10 tho superintendent OF the
school They claim also that hertgan' the ItniUru' y,
crnsurahle as It was clearly uuy 10 vfen n ,,s
reported TO him They state also tEls 'ney a. ~
tained that Mr. Dunn vas coghi%Iht oi nc ~ NV, on,S
sma-pox had been reported III al adjoining mouse on
,i"t,, 'nd tberc ore he should close: the
schno Mr. Dunn called on DR.. Elder on Monday aud
asked whether he might ,opn,,ou op,n, ,ne sc"o5, 5o
30 be,ors Aurl /. Mayor McGavlsh called
an Dr. Elder last evening aud beId consultation win
him in relation 10 the matter WIN we" 10 le' Sc
nra surcs 10 prevent the spread of the disease ~ ~
ccT fc nor favor hc use Of dsnfecants but believes
that Thoroughly system 81 vaccination u 'uc
ouIy preyentive The nuIH0er OF cases III hOD0hen %
yaroiIsly stated by physicians at from 10 !" 10,
EIar thinks ther, are not than 10, some are re-
covering and some have rcreulJ ~io"'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnMKSTIC MARKKTS

AMY, y,reb o-wheat sligh movement sales
Whit state tor nag 81 - Rye steady with slight mill
bush STATE in $40 lots, 81 90 doIc Corn
s active erner with sales Of No. Western
gh Mr,d S3c and $40 delivered Schenectady
o ear Round SIC Barley seader and aes
ears TNorowed State for seedI and ceiyeed at 81 %;
900 from and No Canada for mating
IN lots ranging from 81 20 81 2o t io choice Bsy osA
quiet; firmly held At 81 d6se
MmyAUxKH March 9-Four arm and steady Wheat srm No.
Milwaukee 92Lc No. 2 do 81 l4GSSia- May 32Sae Osts
hrm.r hgher No 62c Corn stesfy No hiret
Uc Rye Ann and good demand No J. In store 81
No spring 81 %; No do in store
O5 Pork SIS 20 cash Prime Mess Slb ~
SIG l5 Extra Sl3 l21QSl3 25. sveetPeked Hams ~
alOa,c Meats Shoulder oe hddes oA20
lOl.c Boxed Meats &c higher Lard nrm steam
Kettle, l4c heceps-Four, l,AOO eblA Wheat
is 600 hash Flour 800 bbS Wheat lbOUO bnsh
sr LorIs March 9Four not gnosaby lower better
,rnnv Of lower grades Wheat and far Demand No ael
81 O19,dsl o. eash 81 09a Apni No Spring SOC Coia
Tor ots; MIxea 81 asa % on tasf 0Goo nc
86c; SOC Oats srmer o7e Bariev qnet
unebange RE 0sl. WHISKY a. 81 TO- Pork
am az Si8 10 sis i5dSlS %. April Dr. Ssed Mess
Shoulders, Clear hs SIDES luci Clear
ties iO3 ny Bacon arm Shoulder. Sc Clear hh
side llc Clear Sides IL asc Lard firmly held a. lSt cash
ISis o at l3.e March Live ass. arm ana =. aet s
81 EI. dO u 25ds7 7a ose higher and aIa s ss
and supply Good Native Steers ransnx on
10 375 H. Fair Baebsrs sIeers, 20 iOdso oo ooot
Naive Perde $3.50 Is Common co ~ 4Odtl loi Comno
Texas Recrpts-kour 1000 bos Wheat svVo oiAh tou
- bs. 1000 bush Barley 3OOO BUSH and hJe lOot
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. H. NJ. FIELD.

The funeral services of the late Mrs. Henry
NJ Field were held tie Madison Square Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon The attendance OF rela-
tyes and friends was very large. The floral memorials
were profuse aud beautiful, consisting OF eroS'es'
crowns and garands OF roses cameIlas Vioets smiax
and palms. These covered the comm anu 'ne si,ar
,,, ,rho ,,s,or tbe Rev Dr. Adams, conducted the
crvces and briefly alluded 10 his personal acquaintance
with the deceased She exotic. he said trans
nlau,ea from country the sea- and manifested
, nower of adaptation coming from the 0rlllancy
- tr.onct can't III 10 A quiet country home In the val
lev of the Conneocu He spoke ieellngy OF her enar mar
ac,ar ~ her tath and patience under her trlas lhe
,i, haarers % were William Cullen Bryant Peter Cooper
pr J. G. Holland George Ripley, the Rev; Dr Prime,
rho peT Dr Schaf Mr.. Brace. and VI. Charler among
NV ~, were the Rev Jonn Hall, Chancellor How
ard crosby the Rev Dr. Z. T. Kogers the Rev J9ha
Ii 2paui"H, George H. Prentiss. the Rev. Dr. T. ;.
H,sttprs. PROT W. G. r. shedd OF the Union Theoogcal
seminary Prof H. Ghett David pnuy wer taRen TO
Tie Rev o. Il. FrOtnngham Inc relnaAhS "et0 '@A" w
sfocabrIlre Mas. for inteTment.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
GOVERN.NENT WEATHER REPORT
W.P DEPARTMENT

OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGroN d. C., Wednesday, March TO- 1871 4. N.
Synopsis for ne past fIoeHigfour hours.
The pressure has increased, with westerly
winds IN the North West and the Western Cuff
States with generally clear weather
SOUTHWEST winds cloudy weather, and snow prevail
on the lower lakes; south west winds, clear, warm
weather from the ONO Valley 70 the Eastern. Gull and
south Atlantic States soutbcry winds warmer. partly
cloudy wea her iu the Middle and Eastern states.
Tge rivers have risen at Pittsburgh. Vcksburg and
NV Orleans and fallen at ST. LOUIS and Louisville.
Probabilities.
FIR the (iulf ana south Atlantic States Tennessee,
ana the OHIO Valley northery winds, higher pressure
colder, clear weather
From the North West 10 Missouri and the lower Rkes
rising barometer north-westerly winds, clearing, colder
weather.
FOR ne Middle and Eastern States falling barometer.
south -estry ,cinds rqrner partly cloudy WeGser aud
occasional rain SnOw tl the latter
The ryers viii rise at Vlcksburg. NewOrleans, aud
Ptsburgh and fall at ST. Louis, Cincinnati and LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

In tne scene wperc Lucrezis bids Gennaros friend,
pare for death. but the appartou of her son brings
oack the good angel She tells him he is Boreia she
pleads Tor her life on her knees she embruces the p
o@ins al 'he world dear 10 her sour Geunaro re-
'en's until the dying cries OF Maflo OrsIni
go, nis heart ana he plunges the dagger into his
mothers heart. Luerezia staegers falls AT cen,.ro
Feet and, with extended arm. blesses her murderer
murnuring Gennaro am thy n,otheri" II Ristori's
manner OF doing all this could he rendered on paper,
there would be some satisfaction In dramatic criticism
out every art has Its specially and tho evanescent
glory OF the stage can only be appreciated
nough victor Hugo ought not to be forgiven for Will
lying Lucreza Borga Rstori deserves thanks for CIV
Ing us splendid bit or acting xy
Aep- York, March o. fs75
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
NoIice.-Rapid Transit now Arlainabie

The attention Of citizens and Of the suburban
the Hudson asem Haven Railroad lines invited the
following statement Of special to them
legal authority has recently besn conferred the Metro
uon Transit Company build Elevated Railroad with two ,ess
from the Depot TO Bowling By the best most
direct improved aIe and moderate cost IL es
~ mouths and comfort
ably safely surely those within siteen nua"s
transtt time.
Committee cf Citizens aer months Of thorongh nVrsPs"''
and peparass with the aid Of eminent legal ard epsoss
counsel HONEST, SAPB aOd
mechanical Of uhaDg the vested ng'" A
referred w. popular impartial hroHgn be
pubic sabscr Investors in 10 not ouH 'eaf' '' ~
fsIH.ss desired will excellent n'e'I"eS' '
receipts showing Margin cent di'idsnes
"a suA.crers before their money be ased are 70 eoo' "
Director. and omces ronth number to 'ups w"
S ra.runtec against private sDccsssi'e eo~''A"
c.,, Who are ready 10 rapid '' On ''o's baas
... A slp, fact, are saSssaiad are rqHsei 10 eonwun'
- s h, mail stating name address and probable 'moan' 1
-, =. a. srpscRrprIoN COMMITTEES or METRO oIrAn
r..xsTv COMPANY NO is2 BR0ADwAr. SEw.YoRE
,,os asa va BE- repy. with vsv
70 an secion
hl, grand object and pssns oil be sara cd 10
- e- s..i, ssd 9oh hs ,Assszsd psoAkn se ''ysa
49,. Ih.,.i ana po~p, ss.pssss BT order Of cssnites
Mes. yssk. March L l1lA FekD. u FlsAn' ''S"''
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
rIIr IATEST RrTTRNS.

TuP RFPUBIICANs CLAIM THE GOVERNOR by
SMALL MAJORITY. THE THREE CoNGREsSMES
AND THE Legislature by LARGE MAJOIiIf-
THE RESULT IN THE COUNCILLOR DISTRICTS IN
DETERMINED.
CONCORD, March 9.-Suffcient returns nave
already come 10 to insure beyond doubt sweeping VIC
tory for the Re publcans During the evening the se
eral newspaper Offices and the Republican headquarters
have been crowded with people seeking Information
All the news obtained was OF the general charac
ter showing victories for the Republicans ana losses
the Democratic Not much excitement was mahlestcu
in the Streets those interested having crowded INTO ne
several offices. where their enthusiasm was venteu "
cheers and concentrations. The rooms occupied Oy o
Stale Committees both parties have been open All ne
evening That OF the Republicans has been hiied Win
an enthusiastic crowd while the visitors at the Deno'
cratic headquarters have been few In number lDo w
publicans held "A meeting In Rumford Hall "here ooN
gratulatory speeches were made by several citizens
The Republicans claim that they have elected Cheney
Governor by the people and all three CongresSneh
that they will have majority of 80 or 40 IN tne
ture: also a majority In the Senate. as the returuS
already show the election OF seven Senators. Al Pie'
ent these claims seem well founded. The GuDernator
majority however. will probably be small
The results IN Councillor Districts are undetermineu'
but 10 Is claimed by the Democrats that they WIZ nav
a majority in that body
The vote Of $50 towns this year for Governor co"'
pares as follows with the vote of last year. showing
net Republican gain OF 25lT votes:
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

uHKEE HUNDRED POUNDS or srrRo-GLYCERis.
s"ADY TO DE USED WHEN OCCASION REQUIRES
EXPERIMENTS 10 BE MADE TO-DAY IN MELTING
AND BLASTING.
(pRoa SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUsR.l
PoRT JERvIs N. Y. March 0.-Chief- Engineer
Chanuts arrived here lato last night He intends TO
watch the Ice gorge until the crisis is past He says the
quantity OF that has fallen has increased the
danger. which he considers much more imminent now
than 1t a week ago. Tho only safety now lies In
gradual thaw; a sudden thaw or rain would be ex-
tremely disastrous. The condition OF the ice is less
promising than Last Saturday There Is enough
the ground throughout the Delaware water
shed 10 make 7OooOoo cubic feet OF water per square
mile when it melts. All this Will pour into the Della
Rivera largo part OF 10 probably within
a week To-day special train arrived from
New-York with 800 pounds OF nitro-glycerlne.
This will be stored here. and when the food comes
crowding the gorge downward, heavy blast Will be
fired at the point OF greatest resistance In the glacier
In order If possible break up the blockade Mean-
while experiments will be made to determine what
power the nirog glycerine possesses the ice. To
day place the center CT the glacier about
half mile its foot, selected as good place
to try the effect Of burning Daphtha. Mayor Abbott
telegraphed Binghamton for Is barrels OF naphtha
which Will be burned on the leo tomorrow. At the
time Mr.. Chahute will attempt to blow Up strong
arch OF developed the foot OF the gorge
Great expectations entertained In regard to these
experiments. Last night there sufficient frost TO
stop the thaw and to-day t has thawed only slightly
that water the gas works has reoeded for
the time The weather mas been bazy all day, aud an
other storm either OF rain, confidently pre-
dced within "a hours Up the river the weather was
milder. Most the formed by yesterdays thaw
was absorbed by the unmeted snow, and the same
process will probably go on for a day or two longer
the immense body Of snow, having reached It's
utmost density, Will quickly become water
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION

The Bar Association held regular meeting
Loaf yoning at No 20 West TwentJ seyenthst, Charles
W sandford presiding. The Treasurer reported 10 he
redt ., the general fund s9OO5 35 aud TO the library
fund .. als e2. making total OF s2o9lO o. The totai
number Of members now IN the Association Is COL Inc
following gentlemen were elected members james d.
Lockwood. Henry f. woodward franclS i 'uucA
Iahn y Raker. william Bloomfield, and Louis C. Waeh-
ner The Committee on a new building presented
nn for raising money by issuing certificates 10 the
members and 1t resolved that the scheme Tor raiS-
ING n FUND TO secure better accommodations as pre-,
sented Ivy this Committee should DC auopteu, ~ anu anu
tn - hoe matter OF raising the money ana pnrehasng
). buidimg he referred TO the Building Committee. -,
rs-oIton was also adopted declaring that u u the
,,gment OF the Bar Association thnt al orders vi ar
st nrncesses OF attachment and repevn ana wits OF
,ssuins from courts Of record 10 the state or
go, -, Se,y York should be executed by the sheriff
el.ant In eases wnere he ID party 10 them.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
rsrEREsr ON ADVANCES TO TIE CITY.

Court General Term. behalf OF the Tenth Natlonai
Bank In their suit against the city for interest on au
vsnces TO the Department OF Charities and Correction ID
1911 These amounted 10 S2'793o Oo' anu y"
Oct. g. 1872, after suit for the whole sum had peen '
gun the Controller paid the principal under chap o
fine Laws of 1874 The Court below held the accepianc1
of the principal TO bo an extinction OF the deDl .na
directed q verdict for the city. The paintIHs on ,"
anpeaI claim that the interest accrued as much
part OF debt principal and the payiDs,ns
sgTT 900 could extingush debt then aamtt.iy ti,
amounting TO taq7 0O0 On the otner side, the city ea
that the payment principal Is bar TO any st s
for interest; that the Department OF Chariuos snu
rection haa mo- power TO borrow and the iosn
vas fore debt OF the city. and any agree
nav interest was void that tho act under when sa
ayuent wa made only ao we'd repar msut VI moneS'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
sv,trpox IN THE PENIrEYTIARY.

Considerable excitement was caused yester-
day by the report that smallpox nae a'acAeu te '''
mates If the wOrkhouSe aud the fehitehiary on D''N
I.i.pd Assistant Sanitary superintendent James
~ "a TO the truth OF the report yesterday.
He said that there had two or three cases OF small
pox In lie workhOuse ana seven cases III tne
iarv II had not been ascertained how the contakoh
~ ir.roduced Two u the inmates Of Tue fehteh-
arv who were attacked with the disease ma VGe pn '
var nrevton,v on a coal barge AT the wharf az Bele-
,uo IDarit,I Measures have been taken 10 Naccihae
the inmates OF both Institutions and active sanitary
regulations are to be enforced
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
OBITUARY..
JOHN TWEDDLE.

John Tweddle, who died in Albany ye5ter-
day OF the Oldest ana most esteemed residents
Of that city Born in 1901 he aged early III lie IN
mercantile pursuits and acquired considerable wealth.
He WAS nearly III Lis lifetime resident OF Albany, and
contributed by enterprise and public spirit to the
advancement OF that ciy. Mr. Twcdde was prom-
nent member Of tho Republican parry. aud vas ono OF
tie electors chosen vote OF this State
tor Pr ,Ilolt Lincoln.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

lyric productions OF the day here well "a abroad are
,1loetly bus short hvod Oat of many xrruerots
forts however. therc will arise some tine "A master
Hork and We believe that IL Is among u.s. In the st OF
russian composers, tit II ~ destined To appear We
venture once more te hcpe that this masterpiece will
Dear the name of RubnsteH. To- he IL marching in the
aRnt road ~ e true opera style Without being in
Iected by Wax efislu which serves only tempt real
saest sstfav, ey eoing q transitory
instead OF the slow lsborious but ntia1
triumphs OF the creations OF genius
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
LATEST SHIP VIEWS.
lpor other Ship Neys zee ~" f'oe'I
.D,fVgy, -


Steamship slesa s, Hecb. IIsmb~g Feb a. via Hsr~ TA
':'Ss sd sp. @ % && && sif s1s.s "a: ss o. s ss
!:% n1,ss w, s m.ss ] ;s & @ z ss % os Ss,ss' rs a.
ns .nd ss ysor cter.ou savssrsh s,r and
Steamship B.a LS,..es Ssr,s c., R''' and @"'"'
sseau.p Frsneouia Br,sg ne. with % and pan 70
sGip Ieane Yarmouth g. ,d Liverpool m D. s'~
at S. 4 ."sa 1sss@ o. sssScrsc sSsc Bs, e. II e. %
BARK Martha ?. fuescc Turse,, g.i R ysr 10 saiaf.
schr Ods. OrOweil, Philsieiph- 'or se~h''eS
se,no L.,r % u,nSurg ss,,d, s,r p..7Ts, 2, nss..S
whs BrSsa ns', Castle t s sosSs S r.s:s s:..
or bremen Idea ior eaos for sstava DsyOsa
so.ss M s:sSo, o A g.nS. De ]S e.s %
fO, 'ehrA G@pe or 70 JaneT1i lsrepa' 100 ha@'''
MEMORANDA.
The pursr Of the Steamship ktsa tom POrScsseo &C., fi p'es
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo'ros asrsa oArrves ite,ns1p sas ST s
Cleared Ioasiai. !Br r I,erpco Ssa.
for c.oisn :chS eafs aEz., for .S R.s.o. c,
s,r Baanors Gaj slvam, ior Ne. :Yo,E.
Re,ei Wilton MouteTdeS Arrived, steamship sas'.-s
nIn March sCleas brig Andre. Tser,s Malaga
Arrived steamship Gep Meade. from sew-Yors.
Del. March 9he swedish corvette Geae vent to go "
PoRrE.sD March o-Arrr- ss. Hyns from P..A f'r New
Yers Rosmer IRON BATH Cesea h.ehias, fs'
ST Thonas
FORTI0N PORTS.
Loxpcw March United Ste Metgrs. hs1A
aur, supph Advocs f'nvorh.
Andrews, David. htnbeth Isabella Wiison 6~snno
And Pruss% Arr Afans Ptrses ant
America Arrived Sh Nimbna Chro IT, O.iSo.
Loeh Norge Eil Tbsysr FokA Ar'vo sas
on tine Oh inst Sxsue Tidal Wayc Don QEiHpe OsrDsvE.
jessie Boyle, ho~a3ean Pilgrim. aSa Aos
sandro Dsn0yaro. Also arrived out: Wexford
DISASTER.
BosroS from Cennnegns fos
Bos,a nnIasses niles Of Do'e1
Light waerogge absndoned TiS yesJe. h previously reported
sunk BY The 6hng scar Csson OF cape Co.. h
wbea abssdued by whs reue ~ tas
6shennen a br0u. 10 this port
NOTICE TO MARINERs.
wLosDov March 9rbs o. se1nsap Cactus sailed r>s
COraGed ooal LBhip be placed
her
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
DAMAGED GOODS FROM AN OCEAN STEAMER.

Twelve cases of dry goods, which were re-
covered by the agents OF the Coast Wreckng Company
from that portion OF the OF the steamship The
Queen which was thrown overheard when the vessel
stranded squan Beach, have been sent to this city
and are now possession Of the Adjuster OF Ay-
eraees. They are valued at from $4,000 to $4,000.
ouonty OF goods which have lost their coverings
also picked up by the agents OF the Coast Wrecking
COMPANY and under tho charge OF
the local revenue inspector at sduan Beach
They consist Of 700 yards OF poplin, piece
of yeyeteen, 2 pieces OF brown hnen
rolls Of Brussels carpets IL rolls Of ingram carpets A
bundles OF tOetqus, pieces OF alpaca, II pieces OF
waterproof CLOTH 80 dozen or common hose, and crates
of crockery These goods were advertised Tor sale but
the limited states Collector Perth AnbOy stopped the
sale because said he did not know how 10 enter the
goods He elegrapIed TO the Secretary OF the Treasury
for Instructions.
Mr. Jones the Secretary Of the Coast Wreckng Com
many IN this city that the delay caused 10y what ne
cbsracterzes as the deplorable ignorance" of the
Collector subiectiDg the goods 10 damage ana loss
and the wrecKeTs, II efforts are made 20 sell the
goods Will ne compelled for their protection. and
TO Is due them, 10 fake possession or the
goods Mr.. Jones denies emphatically the STATE
ments made Yesterday by AN evening Newspaper
thai am stealing occurred the beach and as
serts that wherever the agents OF the Company are
placed property always protected. Their employees
act as police, and frequently drive on inarauers hr
Jones added that rgina cost OF tue goods now AT
Sauan Beach probably amounted TO aboat $1,000 iheir
maged condition Is such that they are now worm
only about $500 The amount that Is realized afer the
duties paid will be credited 10 the average account