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The Protestant Episcopal Convention for the
diocese of New YORK adjourned last evening. Bishop
Potter delivered his address In the The depu-
ties elected attend the General Convention are
Slergy.--Bsnlsmin Hligh d D.. Alfred 2 Beach. d.
d.. Philander X. Cady ID. D., and George Y. seymour.
ID. ID. LaitY-U lmiltOu Fish, Cambridge Livingstone
and William A. Dayies. Stsndlog committee-clergy-
Morgan DIX, p. d., William +. EgenDrodt. D. d.. VIII
Lam +. Morgan, y d; and Lao II. Tutsle. D, D.
LII d., anl George MacCuliough Miller
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1mporlnn1 Ae,lon or Eric nondholder..

MILFORD, Pa Sept. 2s.-At the SESSION OF The
Court Of Common Pleas, now sitting here Col.
j. Augustus Page, counsel for several Of the
MN mortgage bondholdors OF The Erie l!alwar to day
moved that rule be entered amending the record,
ami tor Judgment on failure tU answer This wns
oppOca By Nn. Jcssup counsel for the Erie road and
Judge Waller decided mat MI Fagesha glve ten days
notice To the defendants.
ia Understood that this IA the nrst step of cOa
uun Vt Am rican capitalists towards getting posses
sion % te Erie Hallway ~ foreclosure sails unuer
the Ltil mortgage bonds.
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Early yesterday morning Mr. W. F. Emory,
while passing Nineteenth street and Eighth avenue.
John simlons holding a live rat bT string attached
to It, ta while Giovanni scrnsszrs. keeper OF fruit
s'ari a. Nnetsrnt street add Eighth avenue, poured
krru1 'Nc OF over II and set II nrc. Ihf rat
burned TO crisp. Mr. Emery sam nOnct ON .cr car
pcn',r and Snmpts gni Seriueszg1 were arrested
Ju tice GxDy held them to ball.
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The low rate of exchange Is bringing great
quantities. Of foreign god 70 the onice for
version into American coin. Witlln two days Rus
sian ave rub,c pieces to the amount of 5000 We
gone 90 The mciting pot 60 become double Gag r. Tho
zuit 4s pur0h1-ri dt siS- e. IN p'uI1 sterling aud
vii urny sSjdb. Attesrin yesterday announced
ih' -hip4ca % -.JoUJ drawd from the BANK Of Enx-
laEd for tul sane purpose.
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CORRECT FIG UREs FROM MAINE.
Democratic Gains In the Congressional Vote
Conner's Majority Reduced.

BANGOR, Sept. 2S.-The reports Of the
Republican majorities In Maine, sent out from
tne hennebec journal once (Baines nowspa-
PERI at tho State capital official, were greatly
exaggerated. and not correct. The Ddilv Com
merctdl this evening publishes fun returns OF
the vote for Congressman, furnished from the
office OF the Secretary OF State. The Congress
slonal vote, as compared with previous years, ls
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SOME pAsnINGroN ToPIcs.
Boss Shepherds Banquet 10 the Riaemen-
Whose Absence wns Conspicnons

WASHINGTON, Sc. t. a5-Thc banquc; given TO
the international rife tegm' at the Arlington last
blight was presided over b. Boss shepherd, who well
coined the guc'ts. Among thoss who responded To
toass were MfAsi-. DrunlsDn ana IaA mtuhci- OF
the District commits on; Mr Gtrlam, secretary OF
the Senate ana Iud-e McArnur oi the District
Bench. hpa- Slcpheid ~ Cd upon MIR. l.. a, tuuugut
ot the Ae.o iatci Pre- to respond M behalf 0f tn"
press in the b,ence ut Ms man Nnrtagh, ara Gquri0
responded hy citing al original porm blck 4alrlng
ton, the Ioss's former District Attorney vas un4Nuld
ably AOsen having ncd Canada To escape M al for
his pAri ID tAu 81. lnrllart cOn.uracY.
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The DntlIe Cry In WIlllnm,burah.

The Democrats Of the Srxteenth Ward, VIII
liamsburgh, raised handsome Iidon and Hendricks
banner at Leonard and Me,erole streets last evening.
uniformed company OF the Fifteenth ward Tilden
AM II ndncks o. N blne paIaded. grand Iaunca-
tun meeting at Mlhtay il. followed, the orators be-
Ing A. II Daley, Ludwig srnlcr, W. /. iownc, Louis
Cohen, thar. Kline {. c. Wagner. julius l. alnAe, anI
Louis A, BludrrmNu.
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Cheering News from Indinuu.

WAsnINGToN, sept @S-lnlormatlon recefvt
here from INDIANA leaves room for doub, that nlue
Jean Wiluams Will be elected Governor by handsome
majority aud thnt the same ttoa which secures
thar state 10 the DemcracY VIII keep The hosts un.
broken front far the November gcctiOn NeaTls four
hundred clerks WI b. granted forty days leave Ot au.
senle next Neek tO return 10 Oao anu lndana to vote
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the LATEST ON World NEWS
Opposition TO the Fuero- in ~pnin-Tbe Plans
al Don Carlos.

LoNDoS, Sent. 2s.-A despatch from Bilbao
says the local lnntas have been cons ucd, aud have
begun tn,r labors. Loading men IA the province
counsel calm dcllhcraon and an absolutely nyirilirg
attitude upon the question Of thr ftrps. One # the
persons recently Uirrrttd near tn sebastian ful par
tiCpAtli IA the tsrlist war has seen -ratencpI 10
d. th ny miit'fy tribunal on cri liaai cNi irge.
rAEfs sept IS II II stated tNIt Don Carlos has in
furncd the French Government that he would NOT re-
enter spain at thr cost ~ another cyll vpr aul M
quit Paris Tor Belgium or sWi 1eruud in lev weeks.
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Ex-sccre,nry we,lc-', Brother. Family.

superintendent W llng telegrlphed to all the
police stations Yesterday ordering the police search
for Nj J. II welles aad his family. President Smith
having rec lived the following de- patch:
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 81 Gen. ". T. smith
NV brother died this morning. Ills son, James II,
Mcles ana two sisters ~ ONE .hoel New York.
Mni you cause immediate search Oh no;iiJ thcmP
"GIpEON WFILEg."
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More Water for the City.

The Aldermen have directed the Commissions
er OF Public oras to complete tae storage reservoirs
In Pllnam county. and to secure the risht to draw
wNrr from the lakes 10 Putnam aAd Westchestof
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Twecd's Dcpnrture Tor New Yorl,

NIGo, Spain, Sept 2s.-rhe franklin with
Tweed on board sailed for Sew York to-day at IL NJ.
Il Was the original intention 10 start yesterday, hut
OWING 10 en- accident 90 sailor, which ted In hs
death the dp1rturc OF the vessel delayed. Twrcls
mp ~, Hunt with the ll trilus stranger Sands,
lett here to-iaJ ol the puc3nc steamer Modcgo for
SOuthampton
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ATralp wrecLrr'. Confession.

UTICA, Sept. 2s-John Stoneskil, the tramp
arrested suspicion Of wrecAGz tram the Albany
aud susquohanna Railroad, near Alton. ed
yesterday and coniessg that he threw The train on the
tracA lie saye II was la purp 10 piuudcr tho tram
after wreckiGg IT, He is big, strong fellow, ~, long
tramp, anu had IN hls possession memorandum hnoh
with drawlngs Of cav bars crow bars. and other track
tools and list Of stations On several rairoadg ihe
lrle lnCluued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-29

This shows a democratic gain of e54 over the
vote OF 1874, and 6o89 over that Of 1872
The total vote OF the State for Governor this
year Is 138,693. Tho majority for Connor, Re-
publican, Is 1889. The official count by the
Legislature In January will reduce these figures
aomeWhat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-29

Major Clifford has remitted dEift for the fun
amount OF the yacht Countess OF DuIe1ne Indebted
nc-s ia this port. Yesterday all claims were promptly
paid prescniatl The delay. II said by those
VINO ought To know, lHlOnti rather from the
txhorOiiant charges many the bill, tnan from any
dsnosi he part of AaIOr Glnord ~ escape theU
ultimate settlement.
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ACunnainn LN-M. p. Absconds.

sTRATFokD, Ont, Sept. 2S.- James Rodlord,
ex-hcmber OF Parliament aud m extensive broker and
lumber merchant Of tails place, has absconded. His
liabilities are heavy and mostly TO farmers who had
deposits with him. Several banks are also Interested,
but are said TO DC secured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-29

ALnANY, sept. 2s The New Amsterdam
RanE At 10 Bow,ry, Nc" York, was Closed to-day OF
the Attorney CcLer.l On an order from JG1tlce Ian
dom According ~ M" hanks tNioi the yIs inst.
me aAls NI eAeeed lAe nOulies by abOnt 100000.
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The Premium Ca,i,oIic Publisher.

The finest array OF Catholic books presented
for inspection at the Centennial Exhibition hey ond
comparison that OF Mr.. Thomas Kelly OF New York
The Judges have awarded him the OF ana
medal OF nerli for hs eAquiselY printed aud bound
mont az The Yey head Of tc Gothoic BOOK tTaqe, Ia
wv GLlsIlc exeslenee of hls WQTk -Alvs
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THB
SUNS REPORTHRS.

The soundipas Mt Hell Gate-The Work Re-
stricied TO Two Brief Periods Of Twenty.
6ve Minutes Every TweDty-four Hours.
The survey OF the fragments Of rock on the
bottom At Hell Gate begun yesterday a noon.
the hour VI slack water Tho quick changing Of the
tide and the mpossblity Of measuring In the swim
current restricted the work to twenty-five minutes.
From the three lines made by the small boat ninety
souudings made In radil Ground the point with
the following resultsi Near the shore on the north.
easterly side Of the excavation between the shore and
the line Of the first gallery but not IT, Mr. VIM
Preuss found minute fragments OF rock. where mud
was formerly. over the excavation the water wac
found TO be from feet deeper than before
the explosion. These soundings are to be continued
daily II possible during both Of the periods Of slack
water and full survey Of the broken reef will be in
Cen Newtons hands To-day tho soundings @e to bo
begun with slack water at 12Id O'Clock.
Tie Common Council passed a resolution yesterday
thanking Gen Newton In behalf OF the city for the
successful opening Of Hell Gate TO the commerce Of
the world,
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Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Triumph.

The Wheeler & Wilson is the only company
awarded the double and highest honor OF two medals
aud Two diplomas for superiority of sewing machines.
All statements to the contrary are incorrect. SEQ
Judges reOort.-Aa~
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Luclus Hopkins died yesterday at 10 Fifth
avenue lie orgenizcd the Importers und IraderF
bank and Was director Of number OF IRE insurance
companies. lie was scYcnN two years OF uge
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A loaded truck that passed up broadway We,

terday had the cascs maraed; " Gen. H. & Sehcnck
WAshnetpr, l. 3 A Ius case must hr PAID iOt, n mol
q be returned once Inlors Furniture Repository
pluC1, london
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FLUSHING, Sept. % Charles BALDWIN o. Bald
WINS, L. H. WIS shot IA the lts ON McdnesdSy evening
b, John tarman a neighbOr who mlstook MIN Tor a
ue3pasihng tramp. Baldwin will To cripple ior l.le.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-29

At Mneola on Mcdncsdly evening Michael
Dlus y. ho-tIer, aud Thomas Mott IA oYsterman Oi
O. Head fuu fht ana Mott nni.hed ne hsht Us blas
uu pJusey nose close 10 the face.
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ALBANY Srpt. 2S.-'rhe Chuon Mills at Cohoes
which cost lweny years ego il1OUOO {, coHstru e.
were tc.d,Y 'old by AUCTION, nndor mortgage tore
closure judgment, To VII lam White Tor S5i.5JO.
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LONDON, sept. 2o.-lho DIRy IthWdph sA' =
that during the last few days the fentncs at Chatham
pri'o have ben strengthened a. TO prevent aly
surprise. Tie fcnlin conHlets are carefully walrhgi
nLdnQt. Qt.aUWcd To mix with tuc other prison llfr
actual place VI confinement 10 SHOWN ouiy toa few
NRTdens
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pHdNEcIA, Ulster county, Sept. 2S.-Ths
morning the tops of the Calskiin uear ide Mountain
were covered with snow, Tncre was q slight snow
sauall Yesterday al TlYolL
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The Valentine & Butler Safe and Lock Com
pauy have received the highest sw9rd Tor lge ID burg
Iar-pt0ot safes al tue Centennial. .-Aees
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A..ns.InaIion In lnrion -lrcet.

LONDON. Sept. 2s.- Ernest Ianlel. the Ger
nau sculptor, dled at Donouwerta, Bavaria, to-day.
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Wcnihcr nmce Prediniin

stationary or falling barometer, increasing
warmer southwest winds, and parity cloudy weather.
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The Thermometer IN Sew \ ork Yesterday
o. 6J'i L. NJ OF; $50 T. NJ Gls O, "a ., 5S'i ~ 67'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

enter into the election Is of State taxation. Under
Republican administration the State tax had been
two mills and small annual reduction OF the State
debt had been made with the tax at that figure
The Democrats, when they came into power, purely
as piece of political clap-trap, cut down the tax
one-haf. the consequence of which has been not
only cessation of payments on the debt, but def
cheney the Treasury after meeting the current and
ordinary expenditures. The Republican newspapers
making little furry this matter, but sus
pec the average voter cares very little abOut it, Ii
is only exposure of one of many petty pieces
Of dcmagogism with which people have become SO
familiar that they make no account of them.
1t is not easy to tell upon what precise issues the
contest hinges what considerations enter into the
minds of the voters in making their decision be-
tween the parties. There are of course the great
masses belonging to the two parties who do not con-
sder but vote the party ticket and the party name
from the force Of habit and association. But there
is also a great number of voters who mean to
have reason for their action and who know why
they vote for certain candidates With the majority
of these think the question will be simply which
party is entitled to public confidence, or rather to
put II more truly which will do the less mischief,
and their votes will record their conclusions in that
regard.
Present indications point pretty positively to the
reelection of Gov. Ingerspll. by majority consider
ably less than that of last year, and working
Democratic majority in both branches of the Legis
laturc which will insure the election of James +.
English to the seat in the Senate which he now
holds by Executive appointment. MIR. English being
a andidate for the Senate, with as Is now under
stood clear course, and no competitors in his OWN
party, no one who knows anything of Connecticut
politics in the years when that gentleman was can
ddatc for Governor, will need to be told that the
necessary election expenses" are abundantly pro-
vded for Mr. English is statesman who pays
cash. The money argument here is with the De-
mocracy. The other side is poor and, let Ills hope,
honest
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P1SSENGERS ARRIHEU.

FROM HAVANA. &c.-In steamship Colon, March 81
f. j. Ganigef, Louis Roller. Mrs. Clara
and two children Florence Dupare sophie Cherry.
Juliea Engieberg, Florence Isaacs Marguerite Lemare.
Jennie Hauchet JEANNE Hartman Geo Palleter Eugene
Dnpan Chas barley Adrian Walter, Leon Benedict,
Peaigow Louis Scott Octave Adr. Juan Gherra Orestes
(irazzni Barth RuiDo Jules Marias stephen Saechne.
Tos de Buisson Schinger stanley f. Comstock Cab
rie Bablng Marie Vandeet yrginie Neley Alphonsene
Rudon Moe. Mr. Mag and wife, Bual Jules Edward
c. Van Ghee IT, Jamts Jaeguet 6 huIshardt "a.
Doyal C. Gerard Victor Crem Jean 1heirart From AS
pnwall-Cbrs Meyer. ii. Nathan. W. Thompson Antonio
Louis, NJ Lehmln NJ. Martin Capt. ~ II. Dennison. L.
PutoT Mira Buckley, John Dyon From Panama. i. Me.
dina T. Daniels. A; Daniels aud wife From California
Mrs Mary n. Apple, n. T. Hunt, q. Cock, Mrs Mary E
Brown Charles H. Mason. Mrs f. ID. Howard and ID. L.
Crissmau CrissmaD. William Burgess Mrs Mchaels
and children r.. Doherty Charles Bruner John Truck
ett Cha les Belger James White L. Wari Edward Ma
glre VII lam Clark Frank b Lucas W. f. Talbot George
Richmond and wife j. Norton &. ". Anthony MIS-. u. T. Nil
le George Deyine, NJ Painter Joseph Mckee Charles NJ
Squire T. Sackett Sprngel George SAUNDERS Charles
Smith. Doherty. W wilhemin, Edwin A. Clark Henry
Davies, e. Krohle Ben Lourensein w. A. Walker All say
George Crooks James &. Frasier +. Calhoun
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CANAL AFFAIRS.
SELECTION OF NAMES TO USE IN FORMING The
STRUCK JURY-wRIr OF MANDAMUS COMPEL
IvC PAYMENTS OF CLAIM.

SELECTION OF NAMES TO USE IN FORMING THE
STRUCK JURY-wRIr OF MANDAMUs COMPELL-
ING PAYMENTS OF A CLAIM.
ALBANY, March 27.-The respective counsel
In the suits OF The People, ETC., against VIM g. Ste
phens ct al and The People. etc. against Henry d. Den
ison ct al net at the Canal Clerks office this after
noon and selected Il list OF 90 names. from which "a
are TO I've taken to try the above-naned cases
There were present Mcssrs. Ringer and His
cock OF Syracuse, and the Hon. Henry Smith for
the defendants the Deputy Attorney General. t. w
Paige and Messrs Matthew Hale and Samuel Hand FOR
the people There were also number OF others present
witnessing the proceedings. among whom were Justice
wcstbrook Judge Van Alstyne. and eNJudge CUTE IN"
list of names having been selected by County Clerk Has
we'll copies made for the respective counsel and
to morrow form OF striking the jury will be proceeded
with in open court.
Messrs. Greene and Dreger counsel fer Jacob Schaub
of Lyons. Wayne County made application to Judge III
gals last week for a mandamus to compel Geo W. schuy
er Auditor Of the Canal Department. to draw his war
rant on the Treasurer in favor OF Schab for the
sum OF $9.051 g. II appears that In 1867 Schaub
was awarded a contract for constructing Section
3 OF the Oneida Lake Canal which work he per
forme T. together with other work under supplementary
contracts when there remained e to him. as NJ
claimed. the above mentioned. and for which he
held n cert. fcatc OF Commissioner X. W. Strand. Pay
nent of the amount had been demanded Of the Auditor
and refused Judge ingalls, gran Cd writ of nandanus
recurring the Auditor to forthwith draw his
the State Treasurer the amount aud the papers have
Dcpu duly entered,
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Anew Word. to Feeble and Delicate Women.

By r. " PIERCE NJ d. Of the Worlds Disper sary Buffalo
n. Y, Author Of "1he Peoples com sense Medical
Adviser" &c. &c
that decacy part has ten ency 10 prOong IT.
longer ia leced the yon have IN lure and
difficult be l. ply scisn
who daily sdod by OF desire to say To
that constantly meeu with thOss who have been
their ailments for months without ing benefited
until they have become perfectly discouraged and
made their mind TO take another lose ~
medicine be tortured by any further urea mcDt They had
rather die and their Huferngs ended Gan ~ la aud
they They worn out by suhefng
Only made by Treatment OF thing tbs
cou1gng certainly cannot conceive lid there no
successful mode OF treating s1eh diuite- than that
the principles reducing depicting VI the
vital forces Of the system when tnc ldICations dictate
directly the Of the adopted for them
would DE deporabie indeed But aty sufferers
better and far successful plan OF treatment Tor
harmony with the Laws a0d requirements OF
harsh atng caustc Treatment and strong
med will III You void uss RATIONAL
should dictate 10 every ihtell
Grating tones and nerynos Compounded with special refer
delicate such combination
win find in FAyOBrrE PRESCRIPTION which has re-
ceived the highest from thousands OF Those
to be on your igh; OF stars continual
drain that s1ppng from your system AL former oas
city, driving the bloom cheeks that continual
upon vital forces that ndeTs Irritable aud
use OF that remedy. Irregularities and cbstrc
the proper working VI system relieved by this mild
safe while periodical pais the existence Of which
ndC serious disease that ud not be
ecte readily yield TO IT, and It's Use he kept ny ior reason
18th Of time, the spec al OF these ans
neutly removed Further light these sub be OBJ
tanned The Peoples Common sense Medical Advisor
in which hayo devoted large TO the consideraon OF
all forms Of diseases peculiar To your sex Ills work Will DO
sent po paid any receipt OF 81 go Ny Favor.
Prescription Is sold by druggists
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pany IS 900 mills at Norwich Falls and Grecneylle,
10000; Grecnevills Water Power, 49, 00
REPORTS OF INCOMING VESSELS.

REPORTS OF INCOMING VESSELS.
DISASTERS IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE ATLANTIC
ABANDONED vEssELs-FEw LIVES LOST.
Vessels arriving at this port continue to give
details OF the terrible storms at recently encountered
long list Of disasters is reported, among them the fol-
lowing:
The schooner Whit ey Long Of st. George, Maine
from Matanzas for Philadelphia, was found in dis
tress at Camp Island and towed into Norfolk yesterday
for repairs. She had lost her mainsa manbooin ji0s
and fore-rigging: the chanplate had started ana inc
headgear was gone. Tho vessel Is tight however ahd
the cargo all right.
The ship Ontario from London for New-York. ashore
on Long Branch n j. broke up Saturday night. TAe
wreck matter is landed up the beach.
The schooner Tatem from Philadelphia with coal for
New-L London, ashore on the night OF March 20 al
Shinnecock, l.. l., and will prove total loss.
The burning OF vessel reported by the Italian
bark Unlonc which reached this port yesterday, AFTER
voyage OF 81 days. from Palermo On March 49, In lat
tude 3 longitude 100 3d. late at night bark was dis
burned to the waters edge. 1t had apparently
been laden with oil cotton After cruising about Tor
hour and half and finding nothing, the Unione re-
sumed her voyage.
this port yesterday, having left Turks Island on
March TO- states that March 81 In latitude 36o 40
Ion itude 73o 32 he spoke the schooner Lucno pound
for Portland. The LucDO reported that on March 20,
during gale In the night the captain ana one man were
washed overheard and lost at the time everything
movable was swept from the decks the main Doom was
broken. boat smashed. and the cabin and fore
castle filed with water. The 1ucino was In want
navigator but the OF the j. c. Blake could not
board the vessel on account OF heavy sea, tho WIND
blowing strong gale from the northwest They lay by
for the Lucino all night In the morning she was not ID
sight, and the Blake proceeded on her voyage.