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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28
A POSSIBLE WAR.

The prospects Of European war seem
daily 10 bs growing more and more i'm
msnent. From the accounts to be found
in our exchanges it would seem that
Russia is secretly encouraging Servis
while Bosnia is in open revolt. 1t Is
thought probable that Servia will declare
var against the Sultan, trusting for aid
from Russia. On the other hand, it is
reported that II pressed too closely the
Porte will raise the standard OF the
Prophet. proclaim the holy war and call
all Of tho Mahommedan faith to the res
cue Of the Caliph. II this should occur
II will precipitate long and bloody war,
mot only in the Turkish Empire. but In
India. Great Britain's strength will
then be taxed to its utmost tension "a
preserve per possessions in India and al
the Same time carry on hostili.ies in thu
Black and Mediterranean seas. Austria
Germany, Italy and France will Of neces
sity become involved and tho vast war
like preparations made by each will have
to demonstrate their value. Altogether thu
prospects for continuance of peace arr
not encouraging unless the pressure
brought to bear upon the Sultan induces
him to grant his Christian subjects The
reforms they desire.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

Bad news is sent by General Crook TO
Sheridan's headquarters. Crook informs
his commander that the Indians at the
Red Cloud Agency are in starving con-
dition. What comment such condi-
ton OF affairs affords upon the abomina-
bic mismanagement Of the Interior
supplanted by the Peace policy idiots.
The sooner the several religious denomi-
nations as organized bodies ara divorced
from the management either actual or
advisory of the Indians, the sooner will
an era OF common sense supervene.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The California Republican Convention,
Just held at Sacramento. endorses Blaine.
The ex-Speaker thus finds encouraging
support IN many Of the Western and some
OF tho Eastern States. When, however,
the tug Of war commences in real earnest
at Cincinnati. then the delegations from
the South, from New York. from Penn
sylvania, will vote in solid column for
Conkling. and poor Blaine will be in a
position to intelligently discuss the in
herent unreliability Of the Caucasion
race,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

At the Bslknap impeachment trial a
motion was made by the counsel for de-
fendant to postpone the further hearing
OF the cause until December next. The
motion will very probably prevail. Some
very awkward testimony might come
out. which, in its turn, might greatly
Affect the campaign as well as the de-
PENDANT.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The San Jose Mercury calls Dom Pedro
20 dusky Emperor. That is about all
one could expect from COW county CAL
ifornia paper. That" dusky Emperor "
IL probably az white as the Mercury man
ever dreamed Of being. The house OF
Braganza used not to BIO considered
"dusky," but then that was in the old
fogy times. before the blazing effulgence
Of the Mercury man beamed on the
world.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

In all the investigations made or pro-
posed by the present House Of Repre-
sentatives, we have noticed no attempt
to investigate either the Central or Union
Pacific swindles. The House could we'll
spare little of its time for those mat
tiers. Mr.. Luttrell's sudden conversion
into Central Pacific striker might then
be explained.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The New York Democratic Convention
appears to have declared for J. =. Tilden.
This was no more than was to be ex-
pected. Morrisey and number OF anti
Tammanyites are hostile. and threaten
to make it very warm for those opposed
them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

Another ocean cable has been broken.
This time IL Is the cable that connects
Japan with Australia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

On the 25th instant, at Fort Smith,
Arkansas, six men convicted OF murder
we're hung.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

Provoke a woman and she is apt to
make her anger felt. A sneer from Mrs.
Belknap brought out the post leadership
business. Now Mrs. w. O. Avery, the
wife of the convicted dishonest official,
finding her husband must suffer, is tell
ing all she knows about the whisky ring,
and that is said to be considerable.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The telegraph gives US the very salts.
factory intelligence that dispatches
have been received in London describing
terrible riot, but in what locality the
disturbance occurred the telegram saysth
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The price Of silver in London is slowly
improving; 53Hs pence is the latest quo
tation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

It was not Wilkes Booth, but the Dem.
ocratic party that murdered Abraham
Lincoln Carson Tribune.
II that be the case, then the Demo-
cratic party ought to be forthwith in.
dicted, tried, convicted and hung without
benefit of clergy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The San Francisco Stock Board yes
terdsy waived its afternoon session in
order to enable its members to attend the
ceremony OF laying the corner stone OF
their new building.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

Qneen Victoria has given her assent to
the Royal Titles bill. She thus becomes
Empress OF India. and an uncommonly
homely little Empress she is.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The AsIatio plague 10 continuing its
ravasse on the shores Of the Persian
Gull.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

A sickeninR tale comes from Cincin-
natl. An unmarried woman bears a
child, and Immediately after cuts the
throat Of her offspring aud that of her
own wretched, unhappy self.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

DEEP MINING.-Brief as is the time
since mining was commenced on this
coast, our miners have gone down as far
az those of any other country. Very
few mines in Mexico. where they have
been at work more than three centuries,
have gone more than 1000 feet from the
surface, and that depth has been reached
at several places in Nevada. The Hay.
ward mine, in Amador county, has at.
tanned a depth Of LOO ut below the
level of the sea. the deepest working in
the New World, and probably the deepest
anywhere.-[ s. f. Alta.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

The Nebraska Democratic State Con-
vention. held at Lincoln on the goth, was
the largest and most influential ever held
in the State. Resolutions for hard
money and reform were adopted with
great unanimity. Two-thirds Of the
Convention favored the nomination OF
Governor Tilden for the Presidency, but
no formal expression was given ito this
preference. Delegates were chosen to
the National Convention.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

In Phoebe New. April 9th, 1875. Timotl
Sullivan, o native Of Cork, Ireland, aged
years.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28
Married.

In Phoebe, New. April az, 1875, by the Rev.
r. II. Kline. Thomas Miller and Miss Lizzie
Becker.
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

Steamer Carondelet, Faircloth. Fernandna via Port
Roval--C II Mallory Co.
Steamer g knight, Chichester Georgetown, De- L
Roome. Jr
Steamer ohm Bramall tBD, Patten New Haven Ct-Jas
Newington
Ship Star Of Brunswick CBr), Richards Notwithstanding
4 Archibald.
Bark Carnclla (AaD, yeccarna Newcastle, E-sloco-
vic. & Co.
Bark Maud scammel CBo. Thompson, Corr for orders
Bark Mod tNor). Knusen Cork for runch Edye
Co.
Bark LAlps dtsD, scarpat, Leghorn-Lauro, Storey 4
Co
bark Kemp CBr), Taylor Gibraltar for ohm
Zittlosen.
Brig Emeline (B), Logan. South smpton. Ell r Whit
neydC
Brig lreue, Yates Buenos Ayres-Yates 4 Porterfcld.
Brig Cleta 3D. Petersen, Kingston Js--k II Solomon
Co
BriS Marie Dutch. Johnstonc, St Msrtns-H vatable
Son.
Brig Jeremiah, Ford. Csrdenas-R Buck 4 Co
Brig A III Curtis, Sheppard, Newark, NJ-Brett, Son
Co
schr Ada q Shorthand. Doane, Para-G Amsnck 4 Co.
Schr Lizzie q tBri Giiciris 81 John, NIB Nevius
Son.
schr VIM MCGEE. Sheridan, Richmond, va-Isaac r Sta
pies.
schr Jacob iousemau. Ryder, Norfolk. ya--Isaac r
Staples.
sehr Lizzie McNiehoi, Tanning. Bos,on-Jcd Frye l.
Co.
schr Elbrides Gerry. Arey, Boston-.Chas living
schr Garland. Linsley, New Haven, CtGco G Blair 4
Son
schr A Forsyth. nobbie stsmiord-staniord Manu-.
featuring CO.
schr " Psmcr Palmer, stamford-stamford Msuufae.
sloop Francis Anna. Carpenter New Haveu-Delsney &
Walters.
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srEAvrK coioxro Br. from Montreal for London which
touched ground on the Quebec, Is leaking slightly
The leak has been found, and diver is trying atop IL
without dkcnarging cargo.
STEAMER LASGsuAw DID, Balm. from Quehec for London
before incorrectly reported total wreck of sydney CB
has been sot OF, surveyed and proceeded
sHir HELtcor San Francisco Sept III from New York.
reports May H. Peter rbour, seaman, native of Aus
tria, fell overheard. and was drowned.
SuIr INTREPID Simmons Point Lobo for Falmouth
which rut Into Bahia In distress dischagins cargo
Aug 81.
BARk EAGpALESA, from Cudai Bolivar for New York
ashore Squsn Bcsch has been considerably strained
the late the tide ebbs aud hows In her The
report that her has started aud she has
been Otherwise damaged Song Efforts being msde
the vessel but the unfavorable weather renders
doubtful whether she eNn be TO ted.
Bank IpKLLt BERRY lest 81 Thomas in the hurricane
Of sept IL, insured IN iostn IN the following Offices
New Euglsnd <lOOO) India 5000 and shoe aud Lesth
or, 5000. Total, s-oOol
Scum sxnvrr, from Brunswick, Ca for New York.
before reported a Charleston Ia the heavy gale 7th inst
bad msnsai and spsnser blown away; the wind veerlns
from the northeast to the northwest blowing hurricane
A. minutes six the broke loose
ing the schr % hl, when the deckosd thrown
board the vessel amer which the weather moder
aee Sh shh kasthArS winds. Were without provisions
The New York herald., 1876-09-30

BuEsos Arnrs. Aug Io-ssled schr George Jordan,
Duncan. Batavia.
BAHiA, Aug lo-Arrlved ship Lswrence. Snow, Cardiff
In port Aug ship Intrepid. Simmons from Point Lo-
CsLcrrrA, sept 2eArrivsd, ship Fredsnder Morrison,
Liverpool
GIsRALrAR. Sept 23-Arrved bark Carrie Tyler Tyler
New York brig Lizzie zosen, Fosgreen do both before
reported without dste).f
sailed Sept o. bark Lawrence liowes iron smyrna Bos-
ton.
Gsr rIcws Mic. Sept le-Arved, sehr Ann CARL, Tay.
lor, New York
noSoL uLr, Aug 25-ssied steamer City OF San Francis.
co. Waddel qrom San Francisco, sydney NSW.
HALirAx, Sept 29Arrrved. Anglia (Br, Mac
kay, London for New York. &c
kiScsroS Sept - SPN-sailed, steamer Claribel tBr)
Ferguson tfom Hsytn, New FORK
NoSTRrAI, Sept G-Arrivcd steamers Mississippi Lin
dali, Liverpool swaledae. Deurs London st Patrick
Stira,, GLASGOW.
Cleared 27th steamers Lake Champlain Bernson. Liver
pool; Erl King, Scott, Glasgow.
EoRru SypSsv. CB. sept 27-Arrived ship Rock City
Lehbridge London; schr Chas Scammell, Smith, Glou-
csster. II.
QUEbrc, Sept 27-Arrived, barks Jonsberg. Andersen
Lch; Robert Jones Owens. London Live Oak, siiwell.
Sunderland for Montreal
dringhAm McChesney, Greencck BONANZA Webster. do
Lovtt Wiley, Bclfrst b-rks Da Capo, Jcrrcusen.
Glasgow; Hndctan, Bailie, Aberdeen fora Jorgensen,
Greenock.
Rio Jasrrso Aug I4-Arrivcd. brig J " Beard tBr,
Robinson. Liverpool i7th bsrks Aureols lBrl Turner,
santos 2oh Contest Rf) Gardner New York; 2is ships
Carrie CLARK siowel Cardiff; 22d Niagara Br, Pckard,
Port Townsend
sailed Ang 10. barks helen Angler Staples Batavia:
1lth syphdcn Nor. Hageusen New orle l3th Tar
Walker baltimore; 22d, Narzsrida dort. silva. New
York. -
sailed Aug H. Fides Thossea, Mobile Bays 2oth, Chris.
tina, fex. United states
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.

PROSPECTS OF THE REPUBLICAHs-A FIGHT
OVER BARNES FOR sEcRKTARY OF State
BIs ELECTION REGARDED AS cE1TAIN-RE-
PuBLIcANs TO CARRY THE sTATE.
CoLuMBus Ohio, Sept 20, 1915
Ohio may be said now to be thoroughly aroused
politically both parlics are making savage and per.
Two weeks ago the republicans became somewhat
alarmed by the fact that the opposition making
such persistent lgnt on Colonel Milton Barnes.
ddate for Secretary Of State. account OF
his connection with the whiskey crusade, and the
State Committee made special attempt to countcract
this scare, believing IL would result in waking up
strong republican districts, to tho Importance OF
getting out their full vote The Democratic State Com
mttee, seeing the scare sought mako I, panic
by inspiring their hcnchmcn to renewed efforts and
noodng tho State with circulars, renewing and nten.
sifying the attacks Barnes The result has been 10
stir mp republicans and n measure produce a SYM
pahy for Barnes among the religious and moral ee-
menis of the democratic party instead OF injuiing
him with them. Tho Republican State Com
ana that Votes hsys nS o Pss
State ticket They also admit that Barnes will lose
some German votes on crusade matters but they say
they ccl positive that he will be elected with The
balance OF Their State ticket Your correspondent has
talked recently with politicians from Cincinnati on
this matter, who say that This was not the Presden
tial year Barnes would be literally scratched Hamil
ton county by German republicans, but that he will
lose eonpsratvcy few votes, from the iact that all
recognize the importance OF carrying Ohio in October
by a!arse vote He will run behind the State ticket
from 500 to perhaps 1000 votes In Cleveland
well known political manager from Cleveland while
here tonight declared be was willing to stake his
reputation as manager that Henry B. Pano will be
defeated by 900 votes. Democrats admit that
unless tidal wave helps them out Hamilton county is
lost TO them. They tacty admit the dcteat OF Ban
ming IN the Second district Hurd in tho Sixth, Payne
in the Twentieth and Foppleton in tho
Ninth district, with very close work for
Vance in the Eleventh. and Posted in tho Fifteenth
d4ctrf Rot rti0sn hay al
work every district OF the state meetings
are being arranged at all important points for next
week. The democrats, however, appear TO be onG-
dent OF the election OF Bell for Secretary of State and
placing their money him and trading votes Tor
all other oncns even agreeing 10 vote for Hayes
a republican, viii vote for Bell The republicans will
carry OHIO in November as things now look.
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
ADOPTED BY THE STATE coNvEN-
TON

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED by THE STATE coNvEN-
LINCOLN, Sept 90 1873
Tho following Is synopsis OF the resolutions
adopted by the Republican State Convention to-day
The first indorses tho nominations made at Cncin.
natl and pledges Nebraska 10 Hayes and Wheeler by
large majority.
The second indorses the platform OF principles cnun
ciacd oy the Republican National Convention at Gin
c!nnRu.
The third afirms that the republican party stands
pledged to tho principles of equa!ity OF all be-
fore the law, without regard 10 color or nationality
The fohrthccmmcnds the legislation oe Congress,
the orders OF President 1rani and the action the
Attorney General in the letter OF instructions to United
States marshals TO enforce the laws and protect the
rights of citizens in their performance OF political
rights
The Gnh unhes,otingly indorses the financial nol,oy
Oi the government in It's successful efforts TO restore
public credit and maintain national honor, aud also
the late fiscal arrangements by which $500 000 900 In
bonds have boon placed al four and half per
interest and the equivalent amount OF SIX per cent
bonds retired thus saving ST. 900 Of interest money
annually, meets the approval Of the republican party
The sixth desires 10 express adherence and place
tho seal OF condemnation upon that element in the
burg, s. c. which looks with compiacency on the
bucheres at Coushatta, la which approves the shot
gun policy In Mississippii indorsss the displacement
OF Union scdicrs and establishes Confederates IN
stons; cuts down tue army and navy appropriations,
and which son to Congress Violent and bitter foes OF
tho restored Republic
The seventh disdain.uly rejects the statements OF
the democratic platform mado at ST Louis
resolution was introduced recommending that
roads connecting with the Union Pacific Railroad DO
entitled to the same advantages without discrimina-
lions OF auy kind in favor OF the business any such
connecting railroads OF said Union Pacific The Union
Pacific ought to carry business over its line from
whatever point received nj pro rata OF lis
through tariff on similar business The resootion IA
vors legislation to create this
The Convention also resolved TO favor such imam
cia policy as to enable holders OF legal leaders to
ccve on demand the face value In coin. but wcro
opposed TO the retirement OF legal tenders from crcula.
ton the repeal Of the legal tender act at present
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept as-ssiled. schrs Iona Hunter,
Bosfo sp Visa s% s STARTLING Water
Now Yor iiieaborn, HcboEen; schrs olive Crosby Hch-
iGH Ensr Sosetsa Gee aSsny
rssGsS
Sss brig ss sss + o.s SssI kss
Ss:ss ra :s .rs Is ss s s.:ss snd s:s
Ss TsS : sss Ard Sls
esaS s as ssae s' n
Lsxroasc Kemp; James u Moore. DSnn.; sasrie :
MARY Weaver sSi.s Weaver samuel ssasqs@y walls.
gins ;aaJ Lss smith cssrls;E Paige Grace and J
New Enssnd, H.isis Pascsssaa brig Mason Hd.%s
M;a ss,s
SSS.: Rod%sr TseFsTlsnd. and dssessi Bsst,,, Nc,
po Collins Curtis Firth k'isaSs;s ssSs
s;i,s Sssy ~ . %iI r% s
stecn Carson, Aesandra; Bessie Morris Allen do Cal.
Gov dS . sr Bss DO
'rs ss eosssa Gs
,en; xarih. walsh, BaIse; 9 ! Elmer SoFsoni Tsamah.
lam Jennie Wiley, rrsfshcn; Godfrey, Godfrey snd
Also arrived, .shr. ks.e clifford Barrett; $ B Frank
David F.a miss George ihs,csp Rrsy sae
steelman Higbee; George Nerengor Smith; amos Par
Kmc %t.n Br"ws sSrR Rosnsau s wapps
II Lawrence Lake Col Iaz5c, Smith; John Johnson
Msgee Alice Borden, Tyler and Wiley, Wiley from
Philadelphia.
Ciearod--stesmcrs Marathon (Br, Garrett Livsrpool
strisn (BD. FIT do ship Paul Revere new, Of Boston,
,TS5 tons), Mullen san Francisco; barks Waldo Estes
Cork for orders: Warren Haett Doanc, Cape Verde for
market; schrs Marcia Lewis, Lewis surinarn; William
Moseley. tirann. Jacksonville.
BALTIMORE, sept 29Arrivsd steamers Ru yglcs Early
Roanoke River. Nc; Josephine Thomson. Moore, New
York. ships Oakland Reid Barcelona. Agra (Ger Hoxe
mann Bremen; berks Left (Norl NaFcussen. Drogheds
Mary Myshsri sgr, Tucker. shclburn, Ms: Lido utaD
Sehianino, Lynn, Eng; Rosa ntaD, Chlcsa. Dublin ;
siigo T siua AusO Pansr Dublin vs.s Norl Nielsen
Newcastle Eng; Ingolt tNor Knudscn. Great Yarmouth
Young Eagle Br, smith, Gresnorc kapuello UtsD. Nor
tola Dublin; ssuscue tust. CspPosi, sligo; Drenning
Dublin brgs senoa, townsend Rio Janciro; italia
l;r), Croveli So Pierre, Msr;lnquc stilicone (AasD
vranich, London; John Bcyd CBD, North, New York;
bard Bristol, Engi stepten Hart. fiorson. Windsor
Ms; 8 u Dc Wolf. Thatcher, Gardiner Ne; John s
Benchsm, Woodland, Newark Roger Drury, baker Ken
Hall. do; Harriet Thomas, vanc;cc, New York; Aary A
Stockham. Reed, do.
Cloared-stcamers ruckahoe Brown Hewbern; Vine
land, Bowen New York; William Kennedy. Poster Prov
idence: Sea Gull, Lockwood. Caarlesson; bark Svaen
!Nor Bos Belfast reisnd brig Charles Dennis. Dodge.
Boston
sailes-Barks Ambrosis and johannes Rod.
BANGOR Sept 21-Cleared, bark Adela uBr(, wylic,
Port Prince; 27th schr Pavilion. Leach uoboseu.
BELFAST Sept 23-Arrivsd. scirs Ada Ames, Fletcher
Roctlsnd, to load ior New York 18th, Julia Gamnge,
son, Ferguson. Ellsworth for New York. -
sailed 22d sehrs Empire. Ryan. City Poins SSth hA'e
CHARLESTON, sept 26-Arrved, schr Anna Barton,
2sth-saied .ohrs Relis crovsl. psr Ra,Al; HATH.
'Akers BessSss wsymoaths
The New York herald., 1876-09-30

,..s. from saturday the 18Th uns the als when be-
water se pilot sess asdsr Sssss
ply Of provisions which after look ne server in
officers and crew stood in.
lem codsS with .esr Lucy Collins nigh. 9TH
dnrng gale from the westward. The Lucy Collins had
mas,ed aud abandoned in sinking condition. The
Marion Draper sonh Anoy and taken Portland 18th
Inc Anin was subsequently fallen In with on Middle Bank &
with coal New light OF Sept 81 leaking
Ing heavy weather. During Which her
the ways for repairs
scHnJ ATKINSON (of PHILADELPHIA, Endsor At Boston
%ie ss sao Il
was run into by an unknown schooner which stove in his
ysrng spanker and doing other damage The
clear aud vessels lights plainly showing.
scnR WALTER FALr fisherman. before reported passed
there Wns 100 nupanes vim IN Se onse Mutual Fb
Ing Insurance. Office. No intelligence has been received
concerning the crew.
Sons RsIAscs went ashore =. Cranberry
loss Crew saveL The wreck to be sold at auction
on Which there was an Of by tho
Gloucester Fire Insurance Co.
scHR RosE, before reported with bswsprit carried
PhsdepSs for New which wa. sa :sns tho
crew being saved by the LAR.
ported ashore opposits Iewes, Del got off with stiff
southery breeze and went into Lewes Del Goth inst
ScHR II FosTER. Woods Hole, from Bucksville SO.
had rough weather and lost oretopmas jbboom aud
two boats
ScnRJ HIBBARp (of Psrsboro Ns, by steamer
Geo Appod at Boston 29th anchored of Orleans Mass.
with bowsprt having been night OF 9th;
wanted to be towcd over tho Shoals.
Sem Groncr wAsHScros, from Philadelphia for Bara,
Coz, before reported ashore opposite Lewes Del hauled
on at 4 Pm 2sth by cutter Hamilton.
SCHOONER, supposed the xcbec. carried away main
topmast In sauall of Fauikner's Island Sept ~
SrEAx1ue Tnos KLEY, of aud from New York for Con-
tow, blew hole in boiler of Duck Island
ing 27th towed NewLondon by the Bowen
for repaira
York aking schr Counce the morning Of
the 2Sth from Bangor for Providence in OF pilot boat
No r. The Counce submerge the rail being with
the water
Barn. Sept 27-Next Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
346i CT bark Dgo will bs sold auction. She is 463
tons, and i lying at Patten's wharf
The libel schr Mary Augusta. Of Ellsworth beore
ported ashore Block Island and taken TO Newport
removed Sept 2 the settling with Messrs Waters
Mitchell agreed upon. and the vessel will to Fall
River to so on tho marine railway for repairs
YARMOUTH. Ms. Sept 29-schr David Howes from Port
land for Yarmouth, with flour ashore Brer Island
and will probably become total oss all OF saved in
a damaged condition.
LAuNcnEp-At Harrington Sept ia. from the yard Of
Ramsdel1 Rumball Coffin, bark or 800 tons, named
Tfly Baker, owned in part by &C. to be commanded
by Capt II Boynton. Cho is a part owner.