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KILLED IN an ELEV1TOR.
A Brooklyn BOYS Terrible Death nnda Jury'E
Verdict of Iensure.


Frederick. the 1ve-year-old son OF ex-
Senator A. J. Upham, a Custom House oficlal,
VINO has been living In the Mansion House.
BROOKLYN asked the superlntendent OF the hotel
yesterday for tho key To the elevator, saying
that he wished TO GO to the fourth hoor He
said that he knew how to run the elevator. Tho
superintendent directed ono OF the hall boys,
James Leonard, 10 take the boy and a lady wno
wisned to 70 u the third door up.
Al the third floor Leonard left the 1leva'or 20
go twenty feet into the nall, to show the lady to
her room. when he returned the elevator was
ou Its way to the fourth floor, with no one in
side except the boy. A minute more he saw the
boys body descending. lie grabbed for II but
missed IL. aud the cbIld fell and Was Killed.
lie mad, II IL supposed, stepped on the sill OF
the fourth floor door. Ihe door was locked.
The elevator passed along an, and there being
nothing TO hold him, he fell backward and
dropped TO the floor, hfty feet below.
Last night at the Inquest Leon ird testified
that he asked tho hoy 10 come along but the
boy said that he would remain until he returned
Othrr testimony showed that the elevator WAS
usullly In charge OF John Riley VINO Is tw Give
years old. He had been attending the elevator
four weeks. lie had not attended all elevator
before.
Tine Jury censured the hall boy for leaving the
elevator With the CHILD In IL.
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NON TO RESCME.
Proposing TO Utilize Four Hundred Millions
Of Four Per Cent. Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1o-The bill introduced In
the House to-day by Fernando " GOD OF New Yorx 10
repeal. in part, the resumption act OF January 1870
and provide for return specie payments without
contraction, proposes 10 utilize the seven hundred mil
lion per cent bonds yet negotiated and remain
ing the Treasury bs,is for the issue OF small
Treasury lieu OF the present legal tenders aDd
national bank II also provides for the estab
fishing of sinking fund. 10 he made up OF half of
the surplus coin revenues IN each nscal year after nro
WONG for the expenditures, also Of one per
cent Of the interest ON the redeemed four per cent
bones cahcd IN ia lieu OF the small lfes ury notes
Issued redemIt'un iund for the resumption OF
snecle pafmrnts ! - provides Tor the SUSPENSION
of present sInsing fund untl resumption shall have
been scc0np tshcd and contains various new proNi
sions better regulation Of the nnsuces u the
Government
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ST. LOUIS, JAN lO-There IS prospect that
the Centennial rear Missouri viii always he known
~ " the hanging year" Al least dozen men arr now
under conviction for murder the nrst degree BY
cent decisions " The su reMe Court ana Court Of Ap
pc ls
William Foster win he hanged at warrensburg. No..
on Jan. IA. for coNatdly and brutal murder,
Three ItA tInS. CAttalino, DONNA, and LomOardO
ore to be executed az s. Louis for the Assassnai
OF their companion, DIDO Palermo, on the 18th OF
March ls7d.
on the 2sth of January, Henry Resre for wife mur
der and j. H. Waters for the murder OF hls cOn,pbn
ion, " ~ be executed Al Troy, NJ.
John More an, Old uin now IN the 81. Louis jail
uader CONVICTION for murder in the nrst degree.
The notorious Illinois outlaw, Marshall Cram. will be
hun. on the 3lsG Of January al Marion. NlliamsOu
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GEORGE ID. LORDS TRIAL.
The Jury Reporting n Disagreement and
Locked up for the Nlaht.

BUFFALO, Jan. l0-The Lord bribery trial
was resumed at 10 O'Clock this morning. At
1890 A. NJ. the Hon. A. p. Laning began sum
ming up the case for the defence, closing his
argument at z. NJ. Then District Attorney
Lockwood proceeded to sum up for the people.
occupying an hour and half. The jury were
then allowed to retire for q few minutes in
charge OF an oficer. At $40 p. NJ. Judge Daniels
began his charge TO the jury. and closed at 5;t5
L. NJ. At iho request Of ar. Cogswell, the Court
read and commented upon aOme few PROPOSE
tons written out by him. when tne Jury retired,
the court taxing recess until O'Clock. At
that hour the jury reported a uisagreement and
were locke up tor the night, the court adjourn
Ing to O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
Sir. Cog- well presented "A hill u exceptions on
some points In the Judges charge.
During tho rcmar of Mr. Ilrlng, when he
referred to MI. IOrd's family, Lord wcpt, and
during the entire remarks Of Mr. Lockwood and
the man pari OF the charge of Judge Daniels,
his face wa Ayertcd or leaning on bis cane.
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AsUG1R-HoUsL CRIrPLED.


Ruinors were current in Wall street yes
terday afternoon that Ockershausen Brothers,
sugar re1ncrs had failod. The members Of the
firm would neithsr admit nor deny that they
had failed, but it'wAs learned from gentlemen
connected with the sugar trade that they were
considerably embarrassed. Al the same time
they were spoken Of as an old and honorable
nim. II was said that some OF their paper was
protested yesterday at one Of the banks, but
the gentleman who gave the information said
he had no doubt they would he able to take up
the notes to-day There are various estimates
OF the lrm's liabilities, PROBABLY the most trust
worthy placing them AT from S3jOOOO 10 $4OO,UOO
! 1helr property, estimated at nearly Sl,OOOOOO Is
said to be moItgaGed for $4,000. They arc said
10 have lost LARGELY by TIE failure OF Philip
StlneT, the tea merchant. Neither OF the nrin
would say anything last evening.
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sennror Acorn ana NIi-.i.slppI AnaIr..

WAsHlSGIOS, Jan. 10.-Senator Alcorn, or
Mssi-s pi arrived here and Ia his seat to-day. lie
'peaks With consideraRU feeling against the Ames
rhyme IN his state sud expresses the opinion that the
tlne has como when designing and corrupt men from
other htatsa backed by tue ignorant element,
lDuger control single southern state lilo free III
TIE rIprcrson OF the belCf that intimidation was used
dnrns the Lost political campaign In Mssisbppl uut
has no htststOn IN SAVING tnat clrcumaances render
utimds stlOn c1cutsnle that u.s. IA hi state was at
least DaeAy JusiineG In OF the opprction which
ht people auhrr from tne baI state GOVernnsnt, and
ignorant and vicious rulers generally.
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THE NEWBUBGH REyIyAL.
Mrs. Van COti's A AnrctIonnte Pnrewell-1Inny
COmNcrIh In IHed.


NEwBURGH. N. Y, Jan. 1O.-Mrs. Van
Cot closed ner revival work here yesterday. A.
the morning ana afternoon meetings, 81. Johns
Church was crlmmed, and hundr, ds were un-
able TO obtain admission. At the evening meet
ing, II being announced that she would preach
farewell sermon, the assembage was Immense.
Many OF those who were present In the after
noon did not leave the church for fear that they
could not obtain seas In the evening. More
than thrre thousand people were un bic To gam
admission.
Al the conclusion OF the services, Mrs: Van
Cott having expressed desire to personally bid
her fliends Ruud-by, the throng occupied about
an hour IN passing up one al-le and down
another. As olCh one approached her, they
shook hands heartily, and many md g. er god,
speed. MANY ladlos who. In spite of her wish
that kissing might be dispensed with, embraced
Mrs. Van Cot. showing the deepest Affection foT
that lady.
over one hundred persons were baptized yes
tefday afternoon by the Rev, Dr. King, tho pas
tor. A purse Of money and resolutions com
nending her WORK were presented 10 Mrs Van
Colt.
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LONDON, Jan. l0.-lhe Mdrk Lane EIpreas In
is weekly OF tho grain trade, says In the Paris
market the reports OF the temperance Of fros nayo
arrested the downward tendency Of prices nut trade 10
stagnan Whilc in several provincial, markets quota.
tIons shilling lower. Some places Ia Holland.
Belgium. and Germany have been In sympathy, Out no.
has there been material reduction OwlnH to tae
discuntent Of growers with present rates st. Peters
burg IL unchanged. and Odessa closed, 80 sipmrntA
from both places must ceaso for some time. In Adc-
l3ide, Australia, whence We were recently led 10 *
pest arge shpment8, prices have suddenly risen nYo
tilngs per qJar.tr. sgd there Ia great dtltutI In
seCuILng Mhulusnle QuAnlltles.
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RrookIrn I;nn TroubIns.

A New York nrn offered yesterday TO tho
Brooklyn Aldermen to supply light aud eInngulsh 1000
or more lamps for ESQ year apiece. furnishing light
equal to the best gas. resO uon Introduced n.
structing tho Board of city Works 10 cease TO sht the
lamps N front OF all Churchcs thereby saving 10 the
city between nine and ten thousand doll Prtsldent
sGyum reported to inc Conncll that the gas eonplhts
consented to reduce the price " gas furnished the
ciy from tebO to " Is, to light all The anps Al hin
fOrty.hYe minutes, Instead Of eighty uiuutes, and TO
change the burners ~ no expense 10 the city.
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The BROOKLYN police have seemingly Abaii-
doned all search for the Who said to have shot
Mr. johnson OF Brooklyn. early on Monday morning. .
week ago. saying that JOhnson attempted 10 take his
ne physiciani said that his recovery was Doubtful lie
cOntinurs TO aseTt As earnestly a. dyinH nsn en-
that he WAS slot by two h1ghwAymen. Dr.. Bowron
who attends hn, rays thai the direction the ball TOOK
Indicates that The shot wac nvI nrvd W JOnnson
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Excitement was occasioned at Pompion, n. j .
on sunday by the rumor that Mrs, Villain Burkhart.
WHO died Ihur,day and was buried on satur w.
had been murdered DY her huhBld. In preparing the
body for iutcrmcnt suipcious NJunds we're found on
the neck and limns and the woman had diCd I'D
aunly t1rsc wounds gave rise to thr suspcicn II foul
Lay. Tue authOrihc- ad the remains cxnumed ana
po-f norton ~ nniuat aud Cor0ncrs nqucat were
held. Plysiclius estifrd t1nt he wound on the ne
from 4 tumpr, ani that the hriisr ON the iOwef
limb was from chronic ucer Tho Jury e1onerate ed
the lusDand. ana the bOuY was relnttired.
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Benjamin 8. Compton, President OF the West
Virginia on ana Land Company. who was arrested 10
PaTkersburg Thursday last. was before District At
torney Phelps yesterday lie gave bail 10 $4,000, anc
Was released. Nr. Compton Is accused OF having. be
tween April 10 and Aug. 1, 1874 oOtaned from Benz
u. Valentine, ot the nr OF Joseph spier Coz at u
ruar street tuins Of money asgEegatlng $4,000, NIT
Compton, II 10 iurhtr SAID depOsliSd with Mr Naen
tine tank receipt for 3jO barrels VI nDrlcauns on
which said was In the shipping Depot In Petroleum
". Va, and by this representation got me money Mr
Valentine ylt+u Petroleum and learned that the tanl
did not contain OIL lie then had Compton indicted.
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Austria Calling Out her Reserves.

LONDON, Jan. IL. 4 A. h.-1he Vienna corro'
spondcnt of the Standard reiteaes his statement tnOt
Austria Is calling out her reserves. and maintains that
Il IL true. He shows that II has nos been oicslly
tradicted. despatch 10 the D'ut~he Isl Uy sssers
tnat signs pointing TO the occupation ~ Bosnia Dy thd
AustriAns multiply and that the tlsces wherG thu
troops are 20 cross the Una river are already nKed.
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Moses strasburger, a wholesale Joweler, at
Maiden lane. who failed recently, wss required in the
Tombs Police Court yesterday TO furnish SO 900 bail
the charge being that ny asr representations be bad
induced the American Clock Company, the Gorham
Manufacturing Company aud the American Match
Company To give nun q large amount OF credit. Inc
liahilUcs Of StrnHhurgers New YORK aud ~. Louis
houses are at S2u0OOn and the assets
leyed ~ be- only ntntna lie taiCd the ljfh OF gbt
nonth and hs creators declared the failure fIAudu.
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Imporrnn, TO neu.eke eeper..

Mes-rs. A. r. Stewart & Co. announce n special
sale Of dana, Ks damask table cloths, lapkns &c. &e
inciudng not only fu Inc OF Brown Sons make but
also 81 the celebrated Ardoyne manufacture. YARD.
wide linens 81 superior Quat At twen i've cents aud
upward yard Also a. they say IN tler AdVurtisa.
nent, "the largest assortment ~ domestic CuttOns,
heaChed and brown Of the very best u ndard brands,
~ prices lower than similar qlatles nave necn SOLD
Tor within the past twelve year, Thus LOOKS tAe get
ting down ~ aspecle oasis, In dry goods AT least
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A suLstIrutr for Tom SCOUTS Mn.

wAsnIHGTos, Jan. 10.-The bill introduced by
Senator Hamilton OF TeG, and referred 70 the Paene
Railroad Committee, Is an amendment to the Texas
PAcinO Railroad acts OF 1871 and 1879 and regarded
a. substitute for thai heretofore offered In behalf OF
Got Scott deLandng the enforsrmcnt OF the Govern
ment on $4,000 per nle Of bonds Of the Texas Pscnc
AID afb' clgted cOupuniea aud the Southern facIlc
Onrrs " Dwld tue rVad iVr me land grants alone
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Ano,her Co.ade.,iaI Clerk.

Aaron Roman, young man with rich reia-
tons IN this city, was taken to Philadelphia by Pinker
toms decctyes YESTERDAY the charge Of embsLLle-
ment lie Was Asempoyed by FTeednurger Strauss. DRY
goods dealers IA tha etya confidential b0okAseper,
anu suddenly disappeared IN September last. II HA
VI goods belonging tO Ito nrm on bis account.
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bribery and Corrnption In ElIznbctb.

The City Council OF Elizabeth has appointed
a committee to investigate charges Of bribery and cor
rhptiln preferred Against members OF tho Council 1t
Is alleged that JOncs Potter anu jenkins
the pcrsUuB accused.
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Tho Coumcrc,aI Travellers.

SYRACUSE, Jan. lO.--The Commercial Travel
lcrs Association, numbering i,S40 semoer'' VIII meet
In this city at II o'clock They viii sit down
TO the annual supper IN Shakespeare Dll In the even.
ing. The Secretary Will report that some railroad
companies have oneres to sell 1000 nile ti.kes a. re.
duced rates TO members OF the socatlon aud " carry
nlh lTnnsa IIna.
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RIOHNosD, Va, Jan. i0.-Ons OF the buildings
Of the Rasleru Luhstic Asylum at Williamsburg was
burned Yesterday Tho building was . sPlondid brick
structure -four stories high. and cOntaned puclc Ia
for religious worhhip, aiming hs.l, battery, ki chen.
lauDdry We, The loss umOuuis 20 $4,000, Upon uheh,
w u bylleyed. tLero - NO lnhpreAGG.
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BERLIN, Jan 1.-THE Pope has handed to the
Bay4ran Ambassador at the Vatican protest sgainst
the Violsuon by Bavaria of the ocncordat bv the
enact meut OF the Civil Marriage Law. Tue RAysrisn
Government does not intend to notice the protest.
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Boston, Jan. TO-. The tarn for 1pt-class
freight ON Boston to Chicago was to-day advanced
by al the lines from thirty TO scventY cents per hun
cOusOlfdatllu.
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An AccIdeu, 10 Lord Napier.

LoNDoS, Jan. l0.--A despatch from Delhi re-
ports tnnt dnnng th' parade In that city ON saturday
lord napier was throsn from his horse and had Ll
collar bone DroSen He Is aurg well.
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BRUssEIs, Jan. l0-lt ia reported that serious
ds'ur ances occurred at Charelrol last night. The
military were chsed to Interfere, anl numper of per
sons were Killed or wounird. battalion ~ guards
has gone from thus cry ~ the scene Of tue troubles
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PARIS, Jan, l0.-Heavy snow. have fallen In
the of France. The town Of Mende, IN the de-
psrtu nj OF Lcrsrc has been bocKaded for tnrce days.
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The Hon. Il. II. Hayes was inaugurated Gov
ernor OF ONO yesterday
Several cases Of starving families Ia Newburph
vo<o recently brought 20 light.
Hiram IL. Gals has been appointed gauger for
the Eleventh District Of New York.
The Hon. Burton Craig, WHO drew M and
pushed through uLe cOpyHn Ion the ordnance lhst oOk
hoTth tArVunS OIL OF tie Unlgu. u oeaL
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The employees of the Blocker Street Railroad
complain that the Receiver has pad them only one
weeks wases IN four although Judge Drady ordered
that the men should be promptly paid.
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PoUGnKEfPsIE. Jan. l0.-Albert Baker, . con-
wet escarrd from elng sing prison toNnY, durirs the
changing Of the guard. n" WAS panel thef from sew
York and vas serving iYe yeIrs' stntcacc.
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The Queen to open Parliament.

New ORLEANS, Jan. TO- BURGESS, oolored, con-
hned iu Btou Rouge jan for klllns Whlte man. was
hanged By mob on Friday n.hi.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. l0.--rhs President sent TO
the Senate to-day tho nOininatOn Of EDWARD q. lil
Qss 70 be United states DsrlcI Jaase feEho pnriet
GflIu uIAiana, vice pvrelL
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The Manchester Gp1rrliH says thAt the rurnor
gains currency mat Queen victoria M open Tue COMING
session OF Far i.mCni m person.
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On heir Wc.lrrn Tour.

John II. Cough, hs wears Of age, - years leo :
turrr neVrred bis 73hdt speech In thicacring HAL.
last evening. lhe hail was fun
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Tn. weather Omce Prediction.

PIrrSnUnGu. Jan. 10. 0.-James Hamil eK.
Champion scuer, died in lhls city 'o'd'J after sno"
illness,
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LONpOS, Jan. O.-Nlscount Amhsrley. tho
eldcst ION of Esri kasscl Is dead. lie was UOrn Ia
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HamiII, the Oarsmsn, Dead.

Mr. and Mrs. Florence opened to an immense
hou.c r. Indianapolis nst evening Win the " Mighty
Dollar"
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JorrIyGS IH0ur rowX.

Clear or fair weather aud lower temperature
than on MONDAY, win brisk norlIery 10 Nesteru
Niuds, and fl,lng barometer
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sPARKs FROM THE TELEGR1PH.

The bark Liberia Is to II ia a day or two fo
Liberia " lth twenty engrAnts.
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eroTn N. lsn'sneni have excepted Jenerson Davis
tss On See Ions Sov 90 not place that IIcep
s'''T eAed the head ami ffonI u the lie lon. ns
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am 10 taN 70 giving y, to tten but In the ahsence
rr.ptcttu ~, ,m Of petition Nh.ch since tho 95th
VI nAJl lbfs ha7 become s,r. Ot common law A.
lhlhnS ' 10 anne ti, simply wish to put Into e
.tS lhl tue per'ons Sian - Deiofe Gnt,d Stae 20
0uh and Ia open court, With upiifted h no sAchr
.hhy mean 70 cOnduct ihemsclYes a. good cii zens
ht United ates Inat II al. Oent!emen say ,1It
~ ~ "a d,oli eacluyon. Wei yes. Is; but sumo
syN,vf ulher sm peludlted m faNoT u IT, lao mot
feS,i '. p'n se tluLen'p On gentle II an r.
Sit uiNUnrd there are some gen Iuneu on ihis lst
tnny1, n1,9 snoHrh coutemp,uoq. u ne idea ~ thclr
ssA,hk W I'thp uhueT ms United Stltrr, nud lave
41h Wih ~ at rshnC ~ GbOut their assOcntsH Ia
1vt.A VINO Lave done 90. undeTst nd mat SIR li .brf
DmDs has made special boast Il watering Dicrs in
Tspvultfl 9nd IA Europe that he ROull nOL Fsk he
tiaate9 otaltH Tor eltziIrhip. NtrY vCll. We eau
tnAt llte a. well a. Mr.. Robert IOOmhs laugh.
ioh hnu ~ m Robert Ioombs In not prepared To come
H. TX e united sta 90 Court and swear mat he means
GTfhkOol CtNen, let hln stay out | 90 not tnlnk
ino - tpht 70 raise itself 90 resolve itself
h,a mo a lolnt Convention and embrace br Robert
b. cn,a sushngl' and Oeg hm TO nonor AMI favor
shin o.A ana iAking the highest form oi citizen.
s1nry nse ~ what after NJ substtute requires That
H. tt,o ~ sr gentlemen shall ah0w his GOOD faith
fk ths oath ehich al of take aud are glad TO
iisia..nt .nst ven sna eLacuon to maze as : pre-.
p " iul restorai1on 70 all tho rgnts Of ciifen-
sRFPhi.soS DAvLs KxcRPrHD
a.. ny Hmen'aneni have excepted J.n.r.on D.x,,
tsr ~ h,ssbpertlo Bow DO not place that - cers
Snsa ~ fhe gon thN1 hr. Dawn was as he IA otY
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER sylvia pserl from PhiAdslphia for Havre DO
fore reported abandoned had board 1od2s pusn
els OF oats. valued At S2S. 332-
BARK GAS EpRS. OF Boohbay. SAT tons built In 1853
ana now at Portland. has been purchased by Knapp
She has been ovehsud and repaired and newly
coppered
BRIG BEAVER tBr) Wallace. this port from Cow Bay
when of Cape Sable Sept 2S had strong breeze from Sw
by W with heavy vessel iurching badly at
heavy struck the vessel carrying away fore and ma
and causing the vessel labor bady at sunset
sea down aud all hands clearing the
wreck. which was done At 3 80 next morning.
ScHR GAzELLK which has been running as packet be-
tween Portland and Pembroke has been sold TO parties 81
Grand Menan.
scHR wAsArA. before reported abandoned had expert
enced succession of gales lost sas and boat and
leak Captain S~iutou and his arrived yesterday VI
Halifax from st Johns, NJ in steamer George Cromw
scnR ERA. at New London from Cumberland Inlet. will
discharge her New London and proceed "a
Philadelphia As before reported
ScnR T CnAgTxR, rrefethen, from Taunton for New
York returned TO Newport Oct Is wish head Of mainmas
sprung.
scnn MrSAwA 2l2 tons. built At Or III. has bee
sold OF $o,OOJ.
scnn wM CAPns ashore Tuckernuck shoai Nantucket
with OF COAL sold st auction "Wednesday foi
SioU
The splendid ship Oracle. recently launched from
yard o. Hitchcock Blair Bath, Is 20 he taken TO Port
lana and coppered aud from there will Baltimore
load Francisco she 10 owned by the builders and
commsnds her, CspI Andrew Mack and A sawyer, OF
Port.and Blair Of Liverpool: Gilchrist White, OF
New York, and Haggett OF Newcastle
GLOUCESTER, Mass Oct 15-1he schr Eastern Queen
rived to-day and speaking schr Chss Barrett OF
this port who lost overheard Richard Tbbe
Thursday night during gale
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l6-Steamtug Marce!la Is sunk on
Red Han