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has been concluded between China and Burmah.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.


THE SPANIARDs Observation-Disclosures EFFORTS
MADE TO EFFECT COMPRoMIsE-THE QUESTION
AVOIDED AT MADRID.
WASHINGTON, Oct 3.-Information received
here from Havana shows that great deal of
dissatisfaction and uneasness in Cuba among the
wealthy Spanars at the prolongation Of the insurrec
tiou. by which immense damage has resulted to all mate
rial interests in the Island the injury being incacuable
They have. therefore, united in q remOnstrance
to the Spanish Government against the continuance Of
hostile movements to suppress the insurrectOn believ
ing that by wise policy peace may be reached between
the contending parties without further bloodshed Not
succeeding in their efforts for cancellation and relief in
that direction the story from which
said TO he Trustworthy, that these wealthy spaniards
have either directly indirectly proposed TO the Cuba
Junta at New York to cooperate with II in such
may effect accommodation between the contendng
parties hut that the Junta decline their Overtres de
caring their determination continue until the
object in commencing II, namely, the independence of
Cuba. shall have been secured.
There of ascertaning the entire expense of
this the part Of Spain further than that 100000
600 were expended for military purposes in one year,
namely 1s707 in Cuba to nothing OF the fleet of
gunboats in Cuban waters The same official source SAYS
that the aggregate force under arms exceeded 100000
men, more than half OF whom were regular troops and
that the losses OF the spanish army in Cuba exceeded
number more than 5000 of all arms.
IL is in view Of such vast expenses without correspond
ing results, that prominent hoth III tuha
SPAIN anxious for the cessation of hoses but il
the opinion OF persons at Madrid expressed in
spondence from Spain that the want OF stability ia the
Government and the prevalence OF civil war In spain
excludes consideration of the pachcaton OF Cuba.
REPORTED SEIZURE OF CUBAN SUPPLIES.
The Spanish Minister Washington, in this city,
has received. ii is stated dispatch from tho spanish
Consul at Kingston. Jamaica, informing him that the
Of the steamship Uruguay consisting of arms and
ammunition, intended for the Cuban insurgents, has
been seized by the authorities az that port.
TWO CTBANs SHOT ny THE ~pANIARDS-FALL
GOLD.
HAVANA Thursday. Sept so 1875.
The Spaniards have cOut-maTtiaed and shot
Manuel De Zayas and Caledonia AcOsta at Puerto
Principe
The gold market is lower consequent upon the recent
decree re6stablishiug the premium on foreign gold.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
THE WEST INDIES.
MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY STORMS ~ JAMAICA AND
HAYTI SEVERAL MARINE DISASTERS - THE
sTrANfFR SHANNON A TOTAL MEECK.

MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY STORMS ~ JAMAICA AND
HAYu -sEvERAL MARINE DISASTERS - THE
STEAMER SHANNON A TOTAL WRECK
KINGSTON Jamaica, Sept. 25.-Jamaica has
had its share OF the cmpestuou weather which has pre-
vailed lately in these atitudes There has been
blowing at several points the coast, and deuges OF
rain have fallen, while severe thunderstOrms have
visited many localities Much damage was done at Port
Maria and Falmouth. and other places Among the
vessels which suffered more less damage are the
brig Empress Of Halifax the Chan Of LunenbuTc, the
brigantne Messenger Antwerp and the Electric from
Nassau.
JACwEI Hayti Sept. 1.-THE bad weather commenced
on Friday night with heavy ground swell and con
tnued til sunday when we had a strong gale from the
eastward The two wharYes here are broken. All the
coasters lighters and boats driven ashore aud the
majority OF them dashed pieces Several sheds the
broken by the force Of the waves The
schooner Agnes Ia condemned American schoonerl
stranded for the second time. The Atlas line steamer
Andes arrived yesterday from Cages where she
detained seven DAYS by uniavorable weather She
reports two foreign vessels ashore, also several
coasters, and the wharf blown down. The
BEG, sh brig Oliver from NewI0r has arrived
here The steamship Ena, which left here on
Saturday the nth inst, met with very bad weather
shortly after she fell IN with the Alps then near TINS
port, from New York. ana reported that sie hiu beth
compelled thrO several articles overheard in cOnse-
quence At HOlla nd Bay, in the east, and along the
north coast tIe storm Wd- most severe Inc ltdllal
brgautna Gular solar rs reported lost. The royal mail
steamer Shannon is reported total wreck on the Pedro
Rank Her commander i'll in bed Al the time of the
n6 tLe cbief officer had only taken charge few
minutes before she struck running IL knots an honr
several vessels are now assisting IN dlsnaDtlng her
Nearly all the pantan trees are blown down, but very
LITTLE injury was done 20 the pending coffee crop.
POET Az PRINCE Sept lS-Thcro il rlIInor OF ser1-
Ous fire in ST Marc. Nothing definite is known AZ vet
on the attn proX. the Chambers will be opened Cooe Is
very scarce the price is SO 80 SIG, and nominal
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
DIED

BAIRD Al Towanda Penn. Friday sept %, samuel Bari.
Bridseport 'T papers please copy
BRIDGE-Oct 1. Mr- Mary Bridge aged s7 years.
FUNERAL services ~ the rcsdence ol her sonnaw nhsm =
Honday, oct 4 at Relatives and friends are invited
BRowNsoS-At Yonkers at the residence Of his grand
father Boswell A Ro1ertS friday Oct J. Henry kob.ns,p:
months, 20 days.
coSToT-At his residence, John II. Cootot the sst,
The relatives and respectfully invited attend
Broadw y Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
DE- RIvERAsHnday the 80 INST. Juana Maria only child
of Thomas and Adoino de Rivera, aged years months
Notice Of funeral in Tuesday, papers
DINGEE-On Sunday oct. g. lj D. m, Arthur. youngest
son of Peter " and Elizabeth ~ Dngee IN the 5 year Of
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral vt their residence, l6S Clinton ave.
to Bedford. Wesicheser County, the following morning
MeFoai A yagg s. Lake Lake WRPPsco5,e , 3, H.
Richard h. aud Margaret 4. Duane aged 20 years.
5 TesaT morning. nj oct % rain r. ye. loot Il bsy
st New York At 1880 Incrment at All saints Memor
HEGESAN-On SUNDAY, Oct ;, suddenly William Hogoman.
Notice offuneral hereafter.
HENRY-At Monmouth Beach, Friday morning Oct I.
Mary infant daughter ~ NJ H. and Elizabeth b Henry
HFNRY-Satur1ay morning Monmouth Beach ~ j. a Tia
H. Henry daughter Of Hugh and Mary Ha,Iingso Of
P bs o morning r s Sa M S %e5 9s 1sh' & 0a on T
day at $50 O'Clock from the residence Of her father
MOORE-At his residence Mamaroneck. y. y Friday.
oct /, Thomas VI. Moore, N the i3f year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the MamaUnck NJ r.. Church
Monday, Oct. g. at 1880 p Train leaves Forty ODd
street Depot az II returning MamarOneck al jJ
NEwELI-Suddeny. the 2d INST, Mrs Emma j.. wife u
Rev. W. W. Newell. D. ID.
The relatives and friends Of the family together with those u
the late j. j. Bingham respectfully invited 30 attend the
funeral at her late residence No 10 Second ave. this morn
ing. al 10 o'clock.
ROC ERSOn the ls inst the rsdence O his father In
law Jacob sharp, ESQ, 40 80 West Twenty third 81,
Edgar Rogers. aged - years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully IN
yed attend his funeral from the above residence
Monday. the ith Inst az o'clock H. without further IN
vaiion His remains will De taken 10 Greenwood for inter
sHEDDEN-Nele infant daughter OF John ". and Eliza A.
Shedden
sNITH-At Portland Ne. sept 81 l57J. smith form
ery OF This city, aged 80 years.
sTANCLIFFon Friday, oct l. Of Brights disease the
5ith year Of her Harriet NJ beloved wife OF Ge"
Stauclin
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
ved 70 attend the funeral from the Church Of Ihe iiuy
Trinity, Forty second IT. and NaclsOn-Ave, on Monday,
oct :, II D.
TITUs-On Thursday. sept so pneumonia N. Hlllock
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral
residence 's hrOtheri John HallGck Drake,
JG cambridge place, Brooklyn Monday. Oct. = at !
O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
EOREIGN NOTES.

Queen Victoria recently instructed Col. Pom
sonby address the following letter 10 Lord Exeter the
Commodore of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club:
I has appeared in The OF the recent inquiry at
GOspOrt that II Ia common practice Tor prlvale
yachts TO approach the Royal yacht when Her
Majesty ia on board from motives Of loyalty
curiosity. Ii is evident that such a proceeding
all times be attended with considerable risk, ana
In Summer when the SOlent Is crowded with vessels
such maneuvers are extremely dangerous. The Queen
has, therefore commanded me 10 request that you VIII
kindly assist Her Majesty in making known 10 all owners
yachts how earnestly the Queen hopes that this prac
tice, which may lead lanentable results, should Dc
discontinued.
This communication has created considerable commo
tiOn in London where IL regarded reproof to the
verdict OF the coroners jury censurng the officers OF the
Queens yacht.
PARIS Oct. 3.-M. Ducuing, Liberal Mem
her of Assembly for the Department Of the HautcsPy
Teuees Is dead.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 3.-The Governor OF
Bagdad teegraphs to the Porte denying he truth OF the
report that jew had murdered in that city by the
Turks.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04

the Government at Washington, however reluctantly,
would take direct action In the matter It's own re-
spOnsibity.
DIR. Pablo Arosemena explained TO the Admiral what
he understood 20 be the present state OF affairs on the
lstlimus and the Republic IN general. There was now
prospect he thought Of a solid between the
Federal and state Governments. Official relations had
been reestabshed between Panama and the Government
OF the Union in proof OF which the usual national forces
for the protection of the transit expected by next
steamer, and would be well received by the Government
There danger the safety Of the transit
which the people and authorities always respected Tor
the benefit II brings to the country.
The Admiral expressed himself glad TO nnd matters on
the Istmus and In the Republic favorable than he
expected and hoped that there would he s greater I'M
proyements in all things concerning the progress and
wclfare OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY AND THE


To the EdftOr Of me TrfbHpo
SIR Can YOU find space in your columns for
protest against the unfortunate arrangements OF dates
FOR symphony Concerts by Sr Theodore Thomas ana the
Philharmonic Society for the coming season III New
York The prospectus Of the Philharmonic society was
the last published an1 that addition 10 the fact that
Mr. ThOmas- plans complicated aud nave to do with
many cities the Union and therefore cannot be changed
leads Ms look the Philharmonic directors for change
NJ date for three of their concerts the first third and
sixth which advertised for the same evenings with
the three corresponding concerts OF Mr. Thomass
orchestra There are many lovers OF good music who
habituay subscribe n both sets of concerts and re-
hcarsals and who very much disappointed because 0
the present clashing Of dates. Mr. Thomas Is not de-
pendent upon the Philharmonic Society nforcenent
Of his orchestra for bs New-iOrk concerts But his
extra men" are usually taken from the Phharmouic
membership: and they, n not Dir Thomas, Will be the
loser. IL the desired change be- not made.
Cannot the Philharmonic managers be induced 20 DO
away with a state Of affairs for winch II Is responsible
and which not only gives disappointment to the two
classes mentioned but sO is. In measure suicidal In
the prosecution OF real art there should not De- even
suspicion otunworthy rivalry. 4 NJ. 81.
LiichRcid Comm, Oct. /, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
THE COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

INTERVIEW BETWEEN REAR-ADMIRH MULLANY AND
TIE DE,;T-ELECT-FmENDLY ASSURANCES
EXCHANGED.
KINGSTON, Jamaica Sept 2J.-Ihe Panama
Star and Herald OF sept. 81 says:
Rear-Admral j. r. NJ Mullany, United states Navy
commondiug thc North Atlantic Squadron, ana now al
Aspinwa I'M his hagship, the Worcester came over to
this city Yesterday morning on special tra lu can OF
other officers who accompanied him. he called al the
Cnvernmeut House and in the absence OF President ro
80 received nv DIR Pablo ArOsemena, President eject
After fine usual ngraiuaOns. Admiral Muany stated
tat he had been instructed by his Government 10 repair
70 AsunwaIl. visit Panama, and call on the
Execntiya power Of the State, for the pnr
pose OF acquAnting the authorities there VIII VIII
H. viewa and sentiments OF the Unlled
States Goyenment with inspect to the situation of ar
fsrs in Colombia aud IFS bearing on tho interests OF
amsricsn citizAns on the Isthmus should IL
oconr that tho transit could not nd protection ethef
from the General Government the state. when needeo
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
IN THIS CITY.

Tha bedroom furniture of Julia Kramer. at No. 235
Elizabch-st was damaged to the value OF about Sl0O
e.rv Yesterday morning by fire. caused by the bed be-
coming ignited from some unknown cause.
A fire occurred on saturday evening in the
basement of No. 4s Grecnwicl-st, occupied by Sarah
Davis AS shoe store and causing damage Of $1,000 10
the stock upon which there no insurance The build
ing Is owned 10y John O'Brien, and is damaged about
200 the loss beng covered by insurance.
fire was discovered saturday night on the fourth
aoor OF No 2ig WashingOn-s occupied by 5 H. and T.
"A Frost fruit dealers whose loss ON stock u estimated
at 81 500 The first floor occupied by b. H. Fines.
frtut dealer whose by water Is about $1,000 The
building Is damaged about 5000. The losses are all
covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
CHINESE AFFAIRS.

kTPORTED SETTLEMENT or TIE BRITISH CLAIMS
NO OFFICIAL ACCOUNT RECEIVED - NOTHING
DEFINITE EXPECTED FOR 4 DAY OR TWO.
LONDON Oct 3, 1875.
The Observer has the following concerning
the difficulty with China:
We understand the Foreign Office received no frosh
telegram irOm Mr. Wade up 10 yesterday No decisive
Intelligence Is expected for the next day OF two.
BRUssELs oct. 3, 1875.
The hdepeRdGaoe Beigs publishes dispatch dated
Shanghai Oct. 2. which reads rs follows:
According 10 the latest intelligence from Tfentsn,
which 70 Sept -, Mr. Wade represented 10 have
succeeded IN removing s difhculties and war Is inn
probable.
LONDON, Saturday Oct. 2, 1873.
The Times in its second edition to-day, has
a special telegram from Rsngoon saying:
u reported sha au 0aonsiye snd defensive treaty
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
A PRETENDED SPIRIT MEDIUM EXPOSED.

A pretended exhibition of spirit power in
the large hall OF the Tammany Hall building in -Four
feminist last evening broken up with much conf
sion and excitement George Willis who claimed 20 be a
medium attempted 10 show ability ring bells aud
do various other feas after he had been tied by com
mtee chosen from the audience and hs arms had been
nc!osed ia wire Dut the imposre was detected
10y members Of the committee and II was found that
Willis drew his arms frum the wire eases aud
slipped from the cords which bound him sur
hcicntly far to enable him To perform the tricks
which he declared were dono by the aid OF spirits.
When the fraud denounced by member OF the com.
mtee Willis and his business manager and ticSeaker
oed from the bull ding There vas largo number " per.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For oNer Mip Nclrs sc, Finh Pag,.'


ARRIVED. ..... sunday. Oct. 3.
steamship city Of Richmond lBrl, McCmeiy Liverpool
sent 80 AMI queenstown 2ih, with mdse and pas 10 j. c.
Dale
steamship W A. SchOten Dutch, Jansen, Rotterdam sept
10 with milse. aud pass % Fuuch. Edye q co.
ran,Up No.el iCirr Neynabef. Bremen sept. IL. and
son hanpn u s vi th lndze pass Oelrichs q
steamship Weller (Br., Ranton Belfast sept TO- IN
ballast "a TapscOtt Bros 49,
steamship KnickerDocker. Kemble. NewOreans sept. 20
with mdse and pass 70 Clark & seaman. .
steamship City OF Galveston, Evans, Savannah sept SO,
with mise aud pass 10 VIM Il. Garrison
steamship Albemare Gibbs, Loves with mdse 70 Old Do
miuiou steamship co
steamship f. G. Knight Chichester Georgetown d. c. with
mdse and pas. 10 j &. Kenyon
steamship Gaucus Bearso Boston, With mdse and pass to
II. r. DimOck.
steamship Wyanoke Couch Richmond city Point and Nor
folk with nidse and Old Dominion steamship Co
ship city Boston Of Boston, crosby, Liverpool - day s.
IN ballast
BaTE AnaGanth Nor) Gundersen. London IL iayA in bal
last.
ballast.
Bark Henry Gerl, Mnsse Hamburg a days with mdse.
Bark Kong Carl (NOr), Knudssn. Antwerp 40 days with
mdse.
Bark Countess Enrol ,oi PeteThea Taylor Hong Kons
Msy H. with miso.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
P4SSEAGERS SAILED.

vOR IONDON-Hi steamship RfiH oct. 2.-Mr Horovde,
AIr Wefherv Ambrose Marriott, Lieut. lrgen j. W lay0r
Alfred Marshall hlrs Jane LIxtOn. oswald Pctre, Mr ana
slr r. H. Finley j. b. Hemuh. Ms Charles y Dana Two
children and two nurses, sigtryggur Jonasson
FOR BRISTOL ~ salHsttp GFs0t western oci henry
James Ie Mas Am' Trisc0tt James H. IOmpkrs Joseph
arsake Thomas Gould. wife. and two children Charles
AIlev. Richard Matthew'S ana WIFE Nin. > smell
FOR SANANNAH-h Neq.E.tip san HitrJd0r, Oct -.
Iafou : REYNOLDS T. = -lOlt Robert NJ Floyd II. r.
Jnssrly and WIFE, OFT Geo. >rybDd Alexander Oes2n.
ia Van IIourhOn Mrs. j. V Divine and child. Mrs. Nora
Wallace r. Haywood. Mrs \. J.. Riley and children, Mrs
A. r. Flint and children. Mrs j. ; May and children Ms;
Mary Bowers Miss Julia BOwers Master Lloyd Bowers aud
nurse a Fula and Wife Miss Mary o. Johnson Mrs r.
Nau~sn J. r. shepherd VIM. smith, Gro. W. Green. samuel
-1mBr John Robertson, WIN DOnigan, John y Mosrineyer
John Burke J. SapetOD. James Hart A. T. Randall John
1 IL.lnr.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
spANISH AFFAIRS.

s,RALLs AND GAMUNDI PURsUED-PRODAB-E SET
TLENFNT WITH IHE VATICAN.
BARCELONA. saturday, oct 2. 1875.
Seven columns Of Alfonsist troops are pur-
suing the Cnli,ts under saballs and Gamund in the
province Of Corona. ..
ROME, Saturday, Oct. .. 1873
Cardinal SimeOn is said to have made re-
port the Vatican Of his boPeuness OF an arrangement
with Spain.
IuR coR1rs To RE CHOSEN By UNIVERSAL SUI
FRAGE.
MADRID. Oct 3, 1878.
A decree ia published recnacting the law
OF SO prescribing the election by universal suffrage OF
one Deputy for every 10000 inhabitants Municpal
ties arc instructed prepare the election lists As the
Carists are being put down il is necessary that the cleo
tuns should not be delayed
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
DESTRUCTION OF THE KINGS COUNTY NURSERY.

DESTRUCTION OF THE KINGS COUNTY NURSERY.
A fire occurred on Saturday evening in the
County building Flatbush, Long Island, used as a
nursery and "a the washing and ironing department,
causing loss OF $4,000. The fire broke ont about III
D. H. between the floor and ceiling OF the western end Of
the building, Immediately over the ironing stove. The
flames spread with great rapidy and soon made total
wreck OF the building. Engines were promptly sum
moned but could do little service. The building was
three stories in hight ana ljOxliO feet IL was
built in 1868 and was not insured. Within the
building AT the time the fire broke out were
40 infants and their nurses aud 90 old, helpless
women. all OF whom removed without
injury The fire was probably accidental in its origin.
and caused by the bursting of the ironing stove The
inmates Of the County natc Asylum when ~ near the
Nusey looked upOn the nrc spectacle prepared FOR
their entertainments and crowded 10 their windows 10
look the sight Al investigation INTO me cause Of the
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE WAR IN TURKEY.
,,,v y>c ,GEMrNr AT KLEK-HOPEs OF AID FROM
svry1. ANn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TTIE
CONSULAR MEDIATION.
LONDON. saturday Oct. 2 1875.
TIE TmeS's special telegram from Ragusa says:
The insurgents attacked Kick. but taken between
-, h,lies of troops Their ammunition tailing they
ar Obliged retreat They left three dead but brought
oa their wounded. numbering II.
tn, Standards special telegram from Vienna this
morning saws the leaders of the insurrection are
convinced that Seryia and Montenegro will join in
the war against Turkey by Spring.
BERLIN. Saturday. oct .. 1875.
The Belgrade Isiok newspaper. which is supposed
% he semi-oicial organ. advises the insurgents, If
the Consus insist upon further interviews TO receive
tbem in camp and give them 25 lashes each. They
will then be able to enter into the spirit of the
Oriental question. While writing under the lash,
tbey will experience the sensation of the Christian
r,vah under the Turkish yoke
4aE sFRvIAN AGENT COMPLAINS OF TURKISH IN
CuRsIc Ns-rM INSURGENTS DETEATED-A TOWN
DESTROYED BY rHE TURKs-REPoRTEp REVOLT IN
ALBANIA
COS~TASrINOrLE. Saturday, Oct. >, 1878.
The Din ON itic Agent n Servia has presented to
the Porte and tle Foreign ambassadors dispatch
complaining Of fresh violations of the Servan from
ter and srecifyng among other acts incursiOn Of
marauders. accompanied by Turkish troops
in which several persons were killed and
a church was sacked and burned. The Agent to-
day declared himself contented with the Grand
Vizer's formal assurances that order would be
sent 10 Server Pasha prevent the renewal of these
frontier OutTages.
BELGRADT. saturday, Oct ,. 1873.
The insurgents have been defeated in an engage
ment at KIM, in Northern Bosnia.
II reported that the Turkish troops have burned
& 4.
The insurgents assert that the inhabitants of four
villages near Aclona in Albania have revOltcd.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
crLTrRE FOR PHYSICIANS.

To tbs EditOr Of The rt6une.
SIR In reporting the remarks made by me
m the opening exercises Of the College OF Physicians ana
Surgeons last night you represent me saying " some
years ago there were found alumni OF academic nSiIt-
tons to enter the profession. Now the tendency
was rather in the opposite direction What l
did say was Years ago few alumni Of academic colleges
entered the profession " medicine but now more than II
per OF the who come here have had the adya
age of A previous classical and scientific course. ~
Hoping you viii make the correction, am youis, &c,
Ve,r Tort oct , 1879 G. r AGNEW.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
MARINE DISASTERS.
sFvrRAL sCHOONERs DRIYEN AsHOI

SFvrRAL SCHOONFRS DBIVEN ASHORE.
HALIFAX, Oct. Slate advices from the
Mlgdacu Islands give additional reports of wrecks by
the gale of the 27th ult The schoOners NJ Elizabeth of
Gaysboro and Ancmone of p T. Island ashore at Am
hcrst Harbur. No lives lost brig or top-sail
schnoner ashore Grasse Isle and II feared that all
hands, were lost 1t s supposed to be Canadian vessel
breaking up Two bodies were found on the be6c
the wreck Three unknown SchOOncfs are ashore az
ChaiCamp, c. B.
The schooner Edward AibrO returned 10 81. Johns,
" f., Yesterday. with loss OF head sails and gear from
the effects 0f a gale the 27th ut Thomas Ryan,
mate. fell of the jibbOOm ana was drowned.
Vessels have gone the mackerel and outfit Of
the American schooner Martha l.. Pike previously re-
ported ashore She had 800 barrels of fish board.