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Does this cap At any body in Dallas

1880 wits e"P ~ MY oouy III OhllhS
I'VE know the public Is down on
u.s." remarked the old inilkman, as he
dipped out the desired quart from one
OF the big cans. But the public Is
mistaken. In the fust place we nut in
a leetle water--only bit, to make up
for shrinkage. ItIgoes to the the bio
dealers, and they amt a bit keerful
when they git to pouring Ia water.
lhey sells u to the grocers, and they
put In chalk with one hand and water
with the other, and thew are thinking
Of politics and get In too much. The
servant gal goes after milk for the
family and drinks a third Of II, and
she puts In water to make 10 the
measure; and, You see, when the fam.
ny gifts i the taste amt there, and
tney goes Tor us poor men, who hasn't
= u'snonest hair In our heads. That's
Home!v Nf ~s'e'
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The Freestone Herald says of the
federai Senatorship that cooke would
be our first choice, did we not believe
the people recently elected him Gov
ernor with the expectation that no
would remain In office until the ex-
piration Of the time for which he was
elected" II he should be elected there
Will not be the least interference with
the policy OF his administration. He
Will be Governor until March a, 1877.
and the Sixteenth Legislature will not
meet until April IS, 1878. He will
therefore have. as the Executive of the
state, controlling power over all ler.
islatlon which may take place before
tne Governor elected In the early part
OF 1913 takes his seat Should Hubbard
oeoome Governor he will fill out that
p ',,, OF .he term during which there
VIII be no meeting Of the Legislature
The Statesman has matters some.
what mixed in the above article
There will bel election until Nov.
ember, 1873, and likely no installation
ofan Executive until April, 1873. thns
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THE letter that pierrepont sent

The letter that Pierrepont sent to
the District attorneys, under the seal
of professional secrecy, seems to have
been distracted by Babcock and pub
lished in order that witnesses might be
frightened oil. pierrepont states d.
rectly that either Babcock, or some one
for him, who had access to the Presi-
dents papers, obtained copy of the
letter. A copy Of this letter to the Dis
trict attorneys was sent to the Presi-
dent by Pierrepont, aud thus fell into
Babo0ck's hands.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
FREE no ALL.
But No Rusiness Advertisement In-
serted without Pay.

Desiring To make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general pubic
nIstnnce. we nnVe deturminrd 10 print free
ndyeItislng column Adyerthmonls unlnl
mo head Of Lost" "fOund,' "Wanled,,
Nlior snlen "Fur lipnL' 10 lct," ~ MOI
more tnn thlee llnrs, VIII be Inserted N
this column two times iroe ~ ohhfst' " ~
sueh ndvpl llHuluentg exceed three lines tht
excess viii lJ charged at the rate Of Ten
cents a limo, each insertion, In advances ana
when such adyei tisenonls are printed more
than two times they VIII be charged ~ tht
rate OF ten cents . line IN advance lor ohcll
additional Insertion, Seven words maze 4
line,
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r Il A u
Sunday Herald
THE sUNDAY MEnALD.

THE HERALD tomorrow will be en-
larged TO thlrty-two columns, and we
shall print a larger edition than usual.
Advertisers who desire to avail them
selves of this excellent opportunity to
reach the public, will oblige us by
handing In their favors early to-day.
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The Democrats will send Hancock
of Texas, Tarbox of Massachusetts, and
Cochran Of Pennsylvania to New
Hampshire to stump the State, while
the Republicans dispatch Garfield of
Ohio, Hale of Maine, Ex-Governor
Noyes of Ohio, and Senator Dawes OF
Massachusetts. Every effort will be
made by the opposing parties to carry
the State.
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The western settlers Chosen specific.

with every advance OF emigration into the
fur West, II new demand IL created for Hos
letters stomach BltteIs. Newly peopled re-
gions are frequently less salubriouS IMAM
older settled localities, on account OF tho MI
asma which rises from recently cleared
land, particularly along the banks OF rivers
that nre subject 10 freshets. The aBrlcul'
tural or mining emigrant soon learns, when
he does not already know, that the Bltters
afford the only sure protection against ma
larla and those disorders of the stomach
liver and bowels TO which climate changes,
exposure, and unaccustomed or unhealthy
water or diet subject him. Consequently, he
places an estimate upon this great house,
hold specific ana preventive commensurate
with It's intrinsic merits, and is careful to
keep on hand n restorative and promoter OF
health so implicitly TO be relied upon In
time OF need.
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THE Courier-Jounol says that at
has been found that nineteen out of
every twenty gas meters register twelve
per cent. in favor of the company"
and that 1t has never been found out
that the twentieth meter registers any
per cent in favor of the consumer. o.
course gas companies are not response
BILE for these eccentricities of the
meters.
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IT seems that the charges against
Belknap were published in the New
York Tribune as far back as 1872, and
were known and discussed at Wash
ington; yet the President was terribly
astonished, when Belknap con-
feased
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THE jury in the six million dollar
suit against Tweed found verdict for
the people for $4,7l9,0iO principal, and
$lS7,l77 interest from September, 1870;
total, $0,531ll7.
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MARSH has fled, but Grant Is left.
Why not summon him to testify, since
Belknap burst into tears and confessed
all to him. Ulysses testified for Bah
cock; let him now help Belknap out.
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GRANT accepted Belknap's resigna-
ton viM great regret, but afterwards
wished that the Secretary had killed
himself.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHHTONS. '
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New Books just ready, by author of
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERIp

"Momiort Hail." "Miriam's Memolrsp
"Sea and Shore,n "The Household of Bol,
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Above | 90 S are for sale by all bookseller
or cOpieSo either one or more of the above
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prepaid, or free OF freight, on re hitting
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RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
LISBON.
NeYen MiIes SOnth OF DnlIns, TeXns.

ED. Jas. II. Malone, Principal; Mrs, y. V.
Malone, Associate; Kate Coleman, Music
Teacher.
Scholastic year consists Of one session,
ONLY, of Forty Weeks, beginning in Septem-
ber and ending In June of each year. Pupils
received at any time, paying Tuition Fees
from date of entrance to close of said ses-
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Modern Languages, each ..."... ........".. 20 90
on w
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one half In February of each year.
N. B.-Special attention paid to Spelling,
Reading and Writing.
LOCATION. The Institute is located In one
of The best neighbOrhoods of Texas. Ardent
spirits cannot be sold within two miles of It,
Divine services four times u month. Easy
OF access, being only seven miles from Dali
las, the great central city of North Texas
The citizens have lately expended In hitting
up and furnishing the Institute over $1,000.
For further particulars address
JAS. II. MALONE, Dallas, Texas.
N. B.-The Institute, though opened late in
the Fall, now has IS pupils enroled-aud
still they come. mch9 d&wit
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For sale or Trade

An elegant Arion piano, brand new; said
to be the sweetest tone piano now made,
Apply to Herald Office. mnr5-d2t
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Two fine French Cap Rifles, nearly new,
and Targets. Good chance for two young
men. WIN he sold cheap. Address j. W.
Davidson, Pc Dallas.
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A good servant to do washing and house
work for p iyate family. Liberal wages and
comfortable home. Apply TO q. II. tucker,
over City Bank. mchl0-2t
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For Sale ut IA Rarsn,n.

$50 acres land, in Gonzales, Texas. Apply
ut this office. mar5-d2t
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Nor HnIe.

Three sections OF wild land-No, land
Recently located. d. q. Vennble, Real Es-
tate Agent, over Postoilice. mchll-2t
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To Trade.

Houses and lots, in the city of Grand Haven,
Michigan. Apply at this office. mars DIT
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A general servant for small family, white
preferred. Must come recommended. APP
ply NJ W, II. Lyte ~ CO., Lamar street.
mChll-2t
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Wanted.
For Sale.

To purchase u copy of "Yoakum's History
of Texas" James Is. simpson, Herald Office.
mch7d2t
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Wanted.

Houses and lands 10 rent aud sell, q. Is
WellbOrn, Lamar street, between Elm and
Main, mchll2t
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wanted.

Wanted.
A good servant. Apply at 5l6, corner
Main ana Lamar streets. nchlO-2t
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For NaIe.
For Sale.

Tho handsOmest farm IN sight of Dallas
l73 acres. Apply TO u. @. Nenable, Real rs
tate Agent, over Postoflice. mchll-2t
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An excellent two-story carriage and wagon
shop and five lots of ground In Lawrence,
Texas Apply to 8. b. j., Herald office.
mch7.2t
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wanted.


A situation In any work at which can
onrn nm honest liYina. Alexander Duncan
Merchants hotel, Elm street. mchll-2t
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For sale.

BY q young married man, thoroughly COM
petent, u sltuallon where he can earn aliv-
ing. Address D., Herald Office. mchl0-2t
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Wanted.

A room, with beard In private family, 2Oi
Lamar street near Ross avenue. mchlO-3t
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VIU I'NVfTHs
Old papers for sale ut The Herald ONCE
81 per hundred,
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Wanted.

4 Indy going North desires to secure q
travelling companion. Please notify G, this
office. nich0 81
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80 D fsI Il
"For SAFE 'Ful lNhN titu ~, or,ad Tx ns
ms column, Two tl,i's i,uo ~ ,"e innS the
evc"ss Vii ij ohntprd AT tho rate Of ten
rSi,ts n Iuio. encl insertion, In ndyancc; and
| whon such nd vel tlseluonts arc printed more
rate often cents a line In advance for each
additional Insertion seven Words llhho
| line,
-
vi" T"prrH'
Ola papers lor safe w INC iio'"'' o''''o-
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| - "
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A good saddle and harness horse, cheap for
cash. Apply 10 DR.. Kennedy, corner Elm
and Lamar streets, mchlO2t
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For Rent,
A cottage, four rooms, close TO business
Apply 10 ID. q, Nenabe Real Estate Agent
over POgtonlCe, mChll-2t
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NNilmlen.
For Sale,

Wanted.
A competent printer desires country sit
uation. Address o. X, this Office. mh9 30
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

II Is denied the best authority that Miss Adelaide
Nelson Is about to play an engagement at the Park
Theatre
on Monday night OF the attractions at Gilmore's
Garden will be mule race, in which each mule Will
be ridden by the OF another the last mule In to
win tho lrst prize Premiums will also DO given TO
the second and third last mules.
Mr. Theodore Thomas announces that the third
public rehearsal for his third symphony concert will
take place at Steinway Hall on January 4, and the
concert on the Saturday following. The programme
comprises Mozarrs symphony IN q minori Gadc's
noveic.ten, Tor ! string orchestra ncw); overture,
''Medca" Bargicl, and symphony No. s. in Hat,
Schumann
The oratorio of tho "Mcssialp was given yesterday
afternoon stcnway Hall before crowded house, by
Dr. Danrosch's Oratorio Society. The performance
was even better than that OF Christmas night Dr.
Damrosch has brought chorus and orchestra OF his
society 10 such high standard OF discipline that the
balance OF power between voices and Instruments
s admirably preserved Mss Drasdil's singing OF the
contralto solos cminently artistic
On Friday afternoon, at the Academy OF Music.
a puolic rehearsal OF the Philharmonic Society
of New York takes place. Tho programme
will bo the followlng:-Symphony in G
minor, Mozart; "Rulns of Athens" Beethoven; ;
country wedding symphony, Goldmark. At the second
public rehearsal, January s. the Choral Fantasia,
OF Beethoven and the scptuor, fro the opera OF the
..Trojans," !" by Berlioz, VIII be added to tho above
Mr. Jules G. Lumbard has conc:rt at Chckerins
Hall tonight, OF which the following is the pro-
grammc:- Quartet, "Heath to my Dear" r Spoforth,
the New York Ballad and Glee Club; song, '.First
Violet" Mcndclssohn, Mrs. Anna Buckley Hills
solo, piano, barcarole satcrcllo, Mills y. u. Mills
solo, "christmas song" Adam, Mime. Gulager;
ARIA, "lniciicc," Verdi, J. Lumbard: cornet
Snin t.f.ra Enn 1a Har mn
N. Arbuekle romanza, "Sogni d'Amore," Mazzoni
Mr. Wcrrcnrath; organ overture, ''Don Pasquale,"
Donzclti q. W. Morgan; quintet, "Imaee OF the
Rosc,' Reichardi, Mrs. Anna Bulkcy Hills, with
vocal accompaniment by the Glee Club; 'Thourt Like
Unto Flower, ~ Rubinsteln and "Bird Song" raIbcrt
Nine Guager; song, "Lost Hope" q. ". Morgan,
words by BARR Cornwall, music composed expressly
+. for Mr. Lumbard, organ accompaniment by tie COM
poser, Mr.. Lumbard; cornct solo, "Ar Varie. Procn
Mr. Arbucklc; ballad. "Whcn in the Early Morn, :"
Council, Mr. Werrenrath: quartet, "Crabbea Ago and
YOUTH II. J. 5. Stevens, by tho Glcc Club.
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TRACKING THE MASKERS.
POSSIBILITY OF AN EARLY CAPTURE OF THE
ASTORIA BURGLARS.

POSSIBILITY OF AN EARLY CAPTURE OF THE
ASTORIA BURGLARS.
There report prevalent in this city yesterday
that the five masked robbers who unpeasantly
called Mr. Hitler, OF Astoria Friday night last
captured by the police through the agency OF
OF the quintet, who was dissatisfied with the man.
ner of the division Of The spots, and in his DIS
gust Of his imagined III treatment had
turned States evidence. That part OF the
rum)r which related To the apprehension Of the
burglars untrue, none of the number had been
taken INTO custody up TO late hour last night. 1t is
believed, however, tha, the authorities have clue to
OF the band. A IiEnALp reporter had short
versation with Captain oods, OF the Astoria Central
onice. yesterday. That Official was very reii.
cent with regard to anything connected with
tho ALTAR. He said no hoped that hc would
have the wished Tor i've in charge before the end OF the
week. II that when the robbers lett tho Long
Island shore they separated as quickly ns possible.
The police apparently waiting Tor the burglars to
congcgatc before any Of them arrested SO that
all may be taken at once
Arrangements have been made by which any OF the
men wno may be arrested IA this city can be ut
transcrfed 10 the police headquarters OF Long Island
Cuy \ warrant was Issued yesterday NJ the last
named place by thc justice of the Peace there Tor tho
arrest in this city of James Connors, who sup
posed 10 be one :" the gang" The warrant was
fity-seven,h street Police Court. Mr. her
thinks that lac can recognize ut least
twu or three OF the nafaudcrs, ana
soon n any captures are made hc will proceed at
10 the place where the prisoners arc In charge Tor
the purpose OF identifying them, Captain Woods IS
satisfied that these mcn are Of bnc party who,
for the past SIX mouths, have been catmtiLg deprc-
da,ions all along tho Long Island shore from Bowciy
Bay TO Newlown Greek. Several persons who have
been sufferers from these predatory iucursions also
siv that thry can identity the men who have stolen
liom them. Captain Woods had conference with
Superini cnt Wallln2 last evening but what trans.
pred between them has not been made known.
Excitement slill riIc Among The residents along
.hnrn In s,f
aud iastcping OF bolts continue.
GRooKLYNs PoLlcK ACTIVE
The Police superintendent OF Brooklyn, p, Camp.
bell, has tNo detectives employed III cudcavoriug to
obtain cicw To tho Astoria bursars He regards
them as OF the same class as Mosner and Douglass
who two years ago, were shot al Judge Van Brunl's
house. BnN Ridge.
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CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin tsn. Kennedy. Liverpool via
Queen-town-John q Dale.
steamer .byssnin dr,, Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
townC q franeklyn
Egypt r. Grogsn, Liverpool via Queenstown-F
W j Hurst.
steamer George Clyde. Ingram. charlestonJ Vuin-
tara 4 Co.
Steamer Benefacor JONES' Morehead City and Whining
ton. NC-Nm tb de X Co.
steamer fanita Howe. Philadclphia-Jamcs Hand.
Bark francesca Staracc tmb, Garg o. singapore via
Padnn g--s uncL. rdyc x Co.
BARK Inga Nor Bug-e, i.ondon-Benham Boyesen.
Bark ahc Adeine Hess Laguayra aud Porto Cabcllo-
Dallett. Bouton & Co
Bark Montcxuma Briggs. barbados Dwight Plat.
Bark Eliza Barss lr). vesey. Hamilton Dorm l.
Tucker.
Bars Braxis. Fuller Galveston via Perth Amboy-C II
Mniory Go.
Brig sophia Cook tir). Covert. Hamburg-D Dewof 4
Co
Brig Onda u'ort). Cunha. Oporto- agemeyer A Bran
Brig Luieika tBr. WASH Genoa for orders-D DcWof
A To.
sehr L Lcemsn. Leeman, Porto Plata. st Dominso-H
w /. ud x 10.
~ehr Hattie smith, Lee Mayasucx. PR-sancsex y
Doltz.
Scnr Maania ,Brl. Ross CORVALLIS, NS-c Bertaux.
Sthr Arcilla tBr). sullivan. ~ Jchn, NB-P Ne,ins &
Son.
schr lmida Wiley. Wiley Pcnsacois s-parsons & Loud
srlr senator Irines. Cassidy sscm-R kopcs
Schr Z l. schultis, Young bridgeport II Pope Bro.
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Auoy, Nov 10-Saicd steamer Glen ,arn tBr, And
New York 18TH barss Oscar Mooy Geo, Moder 2d
Benefactor. Iiaydorn. do.
ASJsn. Oct Passed. bark Porter Goodell Passa.
roeang fot Falmouth.
BATAVIA. Nov In port. barks Princess Louise (Rr)
Pcki.s. for Amcrcn: Webster Prince Channel: 1;
Russell, Hamilton. Tor Lisbon: Buck Curtis unc
Rainbow, Rowei, do: Hattie q Hail, Garter. do schr
Hattie Bangs Bangs. cltd. SHIPS Wm yrl
for America: do, Aristdc tfrl. for Boston. nj f3.
Cstrrrfs Nov Ii-In part. ships British Envny fRr,
stewart ri Captain Lincon Pembroke Castle r) Ham.
iton British Statesman tr srxton: Russia tri Jones
Williams. for New YORK; Majestic Pike for Boston SAM
Skoihcid skolheid, for do Padhah Dr. Mnns for San
Francisco.
ssile, from s~neor Nov ~ -hirs Naiad tBo smith New
York; 10TH Andromede Br). I'nreish, do: Pride the
Port. SAWYER, Boston -
cASso. Dec 22-Sailed scLr City OF Chelsea Goodw;a
drvm tharlottctownt. New Yors.
cutta. -
Falmouth. Dec is-Arrived. bark Lima tBr) Bincay
lub"s Point taad ordered TO Dunkirk)
fNal Dec l-Arrived lew days prevlous schr A Fa-
bens. Harris. Boston
noxc noSe. Nav is->ailcd, ship Alex NcNeir Pettis
Francisco: hdrks Deutschland Te,unp
% Whitmore. Peabody. lioo aud Ros. on 2hh tbsed
Baxter Baxter. Manila aud New York 2 ships Niudoru
Bray 10Th, Connaught Hanger (Br. lIansford san
Francisco.
In port Dec l. barss chanec Waite for London; Mad
Briggs Tor san traucisco: edward May Johnson do
arrived Nov y Tor Manila
IL port Dec ships sumstra Clough. 0bcron tr)
fur Manila aud New York.
HAVANA Dee a7-Arived. scLr Maud Barbour. from
TruNiIlo.
IaLTax. Dee 22-sailcd, schrs Crown Prince (Br. and
a q Watson tisrl. for New York.
LishgrooL. Dec 1'-Arscd. bark Sarah A Dndman ORR
NosssL Bar Oct 2s--sslsd. brig St Elns (Bp. csGsy
Guam.
The New York herald., 1876-12-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY

STEAMER lIKacuLss from Philadelphia. Now Bedford
2,th. lost i,retopimast the passage.
snr fnkps TUDOR from Java tor Queenstown, which
put into sinrapre IL Distress reoading Nov -
having hnishcd her repairs AID would he ready sa In
few days irom that time.
snir RJrsAN Nor from London for New York, before
rcr"red nsb"re n Jcenn ,rove, NJ went so pieces ut
ON Tuesday The beach Tor miles L. covered with
stan from the wreck.
BARR ErNA dsu-l. Dnkslla. IRON Bull River supposed
Tor United knyaon beiow Charleston Dec - bound
In. to undergo repairs
Rank skAwaRn tBr). Nc,iregor. from London at Port
lana. Dec ~ reports that while boarding abandoned
brg i'd Horse tRr. from New iorx Tor Halifax before
repucdl. Dee IL, In South Channel the nate and
seaman ostrboard. Found augur hscs Lored IN the
brig. later despaicn states that has mp.
having e, picked by hshing schooner carried
tiouccstcr.
BAsx CKiisA. iIodvdon Boston 18th Buenos
Ayers. lost several sails la Nv gale the 7l inst.
Bai. ORANt tBrl, Doane burned at MisAgoane,
Nov ~ 'ap boane aud mate arrived Mt Boston, Dec ~
Ia brig GpidnaJer.
BRG JKNSn MoRrox Fools from Pernambuco for Balii.
more which NAs before reported Sandy Point,
assisted oil by the ieboat Mary and arrived
Bsitiin"tc IN. she by the ice aud Is leaking
She c~perencca heavy OF and had sails
spars wheel damaged.
scnk RyERpALh. OF Gloucester put into Halifax Dec -
Tor repar Her captain thHt while lying
on the western BsnAs during the gale Of the his
ship was struck by heavy which swept the decks
smashed the dpries and sent them sdrit carried
away everything moNsbes anchor and cable were
$50 iess Ins vessel was hove down her ssas