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BLEEDING FROM LUNGS, CATARRH
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION. y
WONDERFUL CURE.

BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION. \
WONDERFUL CURE.
ROCHESTER,, n. y, Jan. 18th, 1874.
II. Y. PIERCE, NJ. ID. Buffalo, N. Y,
Dear SRI had suffered from Catarrh in
an aggravated form for about twelve years
and Tor several years with Bronchial trou-
bile. Tried many doctors and things with
no lasting benefit. In May, ID, becoming
nearly worn out with excessive Editor
lal labors on paper in New York City,
L was attacked with Bronchitis in q
we're form, suffering almost total loss of
voice. ! returned home here, hut had been
home only two weeks when / was complete
ly Frustrated with Hemorrhage from the
Lungs, hGUing tour Screre bleeding spells ,riHi-
in t,cO areeks, and first three inside Of nine days.
IN the September following, | improved suf-
flciently to be able to- I've about, though in n
very feeble state. Ny Bronchial trouble re-
manned and the Catarrh was tenfod worse
than before. Every effort for relief seemed
| fruitless. seemed to be losing ground daily.
i confined in this feeble state, raising blood
almos; daily, until about the first Of March,
'i3, when be, aine so a IS to be entirely con-
fined TO the house. a friend suggested your
remedies. But was extremely skeptical IL lat
I they would do good, as l had lost all
| heart in remedies, aud began to leok upon
medicine and doctors with disgust. How
: ever, / obtained ono OF your circulars, and
/ read il carefully, from which I came TO the
conclusion that yOu understood your hUsi-
/ ness, at least. / finally obtained a quantity
/ of DIR. SaCc's Catarrh Remedy, your Golden
I Medical Discovery and Pellets, and com
! menced their vigorous uSe according to di
! rectious. II" my surprise, ! soon began to
/ improve. The Discovery and Pellets, in n
! short time, brought out a severe eruption
! which continued for several weeks. 1 felt
/ much better, my appetite Improved, and
gained in srrengt IA and flesh. In three months
! every vestige of the Catarrh was gone, the
! Bronchitis had nearly disappeared, had no
I Coneli whatever, and / had entirely ceased
TO raise blood and contrary 10 the 9Xpecta-
! tiOn OF some Of my friends, the cure has re-
mained permanent. | have had no more
! HemorrhaG"s from the Lungs, and am en-
/ treiv free from Catarrh, from which / had
suffered much and so long. The debt of
| gratitude owe for the blessing I have re-
! cGived at your hands knows no hounds. /
| am thorOughly satisfied. from riy experience.
! that your medicines will master the worst
/ forms OF that oliOus disease Catarrh as well
! as Throat af.d Lung Diseases. ] have recon-
| mendrd them 10 very many and shall ever
! speak in their praise. Gratefully yours
| WM. II SPENCER.
! p. o. EOr 507, Rochester, N. Z.
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CHEST SPRINGS. March 6, 1S7,

DEAR TPFvHA ~ Loretto'i much miSta-
ken respecting the Dimensions of f.. F. ". IS tank.
The true length is !: feet, width feet and height
feet.
viii stand to nv solution of Hans Snits' first
problem. " hen thing is rig ht il can't be more
So. isy the way. Hans Snits found he probl ems
ali easily solved. why did ne not show us that
he could solve them easiIy7 THAT is conun-
DRUM. "A sscrtion is proof" The proof of
the assertion is what want.
l.. F. ". opens with a grand cannonade and we
were lying low, waiting for big bomb to faIl in
our camp when, behold it turncd out but squib.
] suppose the tears ran up his checks about that
grindstone.
After ali tho four little corners which omitted
were of no to any
Yours, in haste, A. ID, II.
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AT HoME.-We clip the following from
the Pittsburgh Dispatch, of February 2Sth:
Mr. T. II. Evans, Architect, has just re-
turued from Europe. where he has been for
some time examining the more modern style
of architecture, aud is now prepared TO meet
all those who contemplate building this sum-
rner We speak for Mr. Evans a liberal
share Of your patronage, rs we know ne
stands in The front rank of Architects in
this country He can be found at No. 90
Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh.
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HorEI ACCOMMODATIONS IN PITTS
BURGH- When you noxt visit fitisburgh
put IN ut the Shields House. fou VIII never
regret it. This house has been rehtted and
refurnisbed from top to bottom, aud is frst-
class in all its appointments The tahie is
supplied with the best the market affords.
The price of board per day is only one aoiiar
ard ffty cents Mr.. Stahlman, the proprie-
tor is generally known throughout the
western country. particularly to the business
public visiting Pittsburgh, IA An excellent
landlord and all can rest assured that under
his roof strangers will be well cared for
See advertisement in this paper.
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TAVERN license.
hcny Twp.-A. j. Cn:is.y

Allegheny Twp--A. J. Cfi:is4v
tbarr TYP Nei.oiss Lam cur .rSernsr: vosl.-
Eilwanzer, Edmari L. B.nteS, Aadres a.
C.'nbria noro.-Pe.or sarlenis coor-s .,,-
ner, Ann Mary Kr rtz, ioarx Gore. John II.
t;nilaghcr EliZabe, i hcDouaji a Peter a ruui,-V- :
Hcyer. '7A
Conemeugh yur,.-Jos. ssens.-. Plus Klup.
T 29hh v idmian, 1st Ward toscih Daily, ai.chasl
:, East Conc niauSh Boro,--Leoalrl Eist, David
Chess Springs so-o.-John Grouse
Croyie Twp.-Petcr firnwrt.
Eb"nsburx Boro.-TIet,ry l1st.r. Jo,,n A.
Ba.- John Iiiziiirris Michael Laterner. Martin
Franklin Bror.-Feter Kmbritz A'U'
Gai.itzin BoEs--Albcrt seidcrf Samuel A.
GaiiitE!n T~P.-PRtrtck o'Do8d. anthsny
Johnstown TA,ro.-Conrad Rsab Iobn "
Shafrcr, E II. willov-r. j nnn Wash, Lawrence
RAch, Elizabeth Kohler. Juhu Ciurart, Henry
lEiities Mich Fnegan, j. 4, Coicsf .fb,n nii.P
Davis. John M'D.rmott, John SiIiHhnur. I'd
George Shaffsr, John Fritz, Charles kast, Jos.
Shoemaker, Joseph Bowler. Angus DANCES,
Louis Lei,en6eTscr. @ Thas. Il. MI" Hris1 r5sr. 5 r5sr
kropp, DIV HarstheTEer, JOHN N. King, Adom
pieiTer, Oscar Giraffe, Hsn-y hansInan, ".
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Iorctto Bpro.- rlorian Ban.lo. r Y. Hata
. Mi!FIl!e P1ro.-e,J"str rh FieilLonse. Mrs. u.
Gfahy j. .yucrick Schwa ier"r. est ttnui James,
ticnH,.d Dowiiux, lst Ward Bridget McDer-
u IL. Ann Daley. ~ Ward.
Richlsnd rwp.-Eghart Ma,zii Bernard Ne.s,
John Tees.
Sainmityiile Enr.- CAai5lioa Refcl, John w.
GIilespis.
Washington Tgp.--Jnct,b 9. Niei, Hic.lael C.
Er.,tiley, Margaret Helie, u co. W. Muliin, Jacob
Brindle.
EImore Boro.-Gco-gc woaacroth, Joseph
HUrner.
Yodcr Twp.-JacoS RDeh u.
QUART IICESSE.
JOhDstowu, 81 W.ri.--Iohn Lud wiz p. q
Fisher & Co., Henry Egits 4 90.
EATING HOUSE rrCF~sv
Carrolitown Boro.-ii enry Blum. Julius stitch
Washington Twp.-tieo. j. SS..wadar,r W.,
Finn. Mark B. Mclaughlin.
WIimore Boro. ! ohm Schroth, p. f. Kirby
kunkel.
u. NcCoLGAN Clerk O. 8
ohce Clerk OF Q 5, EasnsbuTs. Feb. p, Is7s.
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(FIFTu PAPsR.)


CURRENCY QUESTION AND TIE C0MING PnEsI-
DENTAL neutrality-suspicious.
(FIFru PAPsR)
DEAR TSEEaAS-in the preceding numbers
| endeavored to show the fallacy of the SpcTi,
bLSjs idea. AMI the iniqnl;y OF the leSisa'ion OF
protests of the leading business men ana ph H.
anthropiSts OF the country, th" lstest pui not
the least ot which is the Memorial of toe Board
OF Trade To Congress. demanding the repeal OF
the sherman bill. ana that CUngrc cSS nero
after shall not legislate on the r,1sa p;ion OF
specie payments. The Board of T;.aae Is com
osed OT the leading business men OF New O. !,
among whom are many huilionisis; nGTerthe.
less the nI"moriaiiSts say ihnt III ths olI be not
repealed il will lead to another panic greater
than the first, and that SO long rs Il sidnis on
the Statute Book it will prevent the restora-
tlon Of confidence ani the stability of trade.
They further assent that il The currency was S
left as it was before the passage o' the said hil
il would accommodate" itself to the exigcncies
of the times by the natural laws oil trade.
RErHOsPECTiyE-
heretofore asserted that there was not, ana
is rat gold sufficient for basis OF currency
and that the qrecnhack is to be preferred for
business transactions on account of us superb
orutiIty. II the grccnback VIII o'.y the neccs-
saries of life is IT not as to Tue iaporr rs
goii? IL il will pay operatives. buy raw mate
rial ETC. is il not to the manufactured equal to
specie? Ii accepted as Il medium II the trans
in the paymcnt of debts and taxes and duties
to the Governmcn Is 1t not the eq9lF.Ient or
iy il is And il possesses this other advsn'" &c
over coin that the supply OF fn'terial IS .nex
haustible. suppose, Tor SAKE cl atk 'u' NJ tne
Black HIS to be solid mass oi gold, the
amount of labor necessary to procuce su n
cient quantity of bullionS from which to make
q metallic currency adequate 10 the demands
of trade would be of greater loss to the indus
trlcs OF tue country than the supposed superb
ority of gold could oTnpensatc. III paper re-
ccives the same credit, it il, to all inteuis aud
purposes as good as specie. Aifit needs Is the
credit or the Government, and the promise of
the Government to receive II i'll pay ment of all
debts. and sufficient Quantity, and II VIII I'LL
the biil. IL is not necessary, as IL Is not posi-
bile, that il should have a specie basis at all
i il pays debts to Government u 4 passes from
man to man as fQii legal tender, that is all is
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JOHMTOWK SAVINGS BANK
l20 Clinton ST., Johnstcwn, Pa.

CHARTERED SEPT. IL. 1870 DEPOSITS
~ received of all not less than tpD, l,oii,-
Present rate Of interest six per cent. Interest Is
duo in the mouths OF June aiid December. and Is
not Withdrawn l. added 70 the deposit. thus com
pounding twice year Eithcut troubling the de-
poSitOr to call or even to present TIE deposit book
Money loaned on Real Es;ate. P-efcrynee vt;b
liberal rates md long time. given TO Growers of
fering first Inorje farms worth four or mo-,
shines he amount oi loan desired Iitod referenca
perfect Titles. etc, required.
This corporation is exclusively q Savings Bank
No commercial deposits received nor 1Iscounrs
granted No loans on personal security
Blank applications for borrowers copies Of the
rules, hy-laws- AMI special Raw relating to this
Bank, seut-to any address desired.
TKUsTEEs-Ia ames Cooper. David DIhert G. r
Ehls- y. j. Hawes. i. ". Hay, John Iowman r
" Lapsley. Daniel McLaugflu, II. 3. a!orreii
James MeNiitcn. James Morley, i-a-yts Pitt II
A: Roggs, Conrad S1ppes, George I swank AMI
w. W. walters.
DANIEL J. NOR tEHI., President.
PRANK DIBEHr Treasurer
CTRUs ELDER. solicitor 1924 -s1y,
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. a. .

IADIEs INTERESTED Madame Labonde,
fashionable q uressmaker, from Paris, who has
civen great satisfaction To the ladies OF
Pittsburgh and Allegh' nv cities in the art
of dress-maSing. is prepared To execute All
orders in the line. See her advertisements
in this paper.
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D1yIsTON OF THE DIOCESE.

When we announced tl,. division Of the
diocese Of Pittsburgh aud the erection OF the
rev diucrse of Aiieghcu! in our issur df the
9th of February, we stated that we did not
tbeu know what constituted the boundaries
of the diocese of Allegheny. Since the re-
turn of Bishop Domencc with the official pa
ners we have been placed in position TO
state that the new See of Allegheny will
consist of all that part of Allegheny county
living north OF the Allegheny river, down
the Ohio to the extreme limit of Allegheny
CITY. thence on direct line to Butler county,
taking in Rutlcr, A Armstrong, ,Westmorclond,
Indiana, Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon a"d
bedford cnuntieS. The diocese OF Pittsburgh
will consist of all that portion of Allegheny
county not mentioned above as part OF the
See of Allegheny, and Beaver, Lawrence,
Washington Greene, Fayette and Somerset
counties.
we are informed that St. Peters church,
AlIaghenv has been chosen as the Episcopal
Church of the See of Allegheny, and that
RI Rev NJ Dornener, will be installed there
on Sunday evening, the 10th inst.
CONsECRATION OF RT. REV. j. TUTGG.
The cousccratiOn of the Right Rev. j.
TuipC Bishop elect of the diocese of Pitts
burg will take place in st. Paul's Cathedral
on Sunday morning, the 18th inst, Mt the
10 o'clock service We Informed that
Archbishop Wood, of Philadelphia, has
been selected conscrrator and Rt. Rev.
NJ Domenec, Bishop of Allegheny, and Rt.
Rev r. Mullen, Bishop of Erie, as assistants,
and that the consecration sermon Will be
delivered by the Rt. Rev. j. +, Shanahau,
Bishop of Harrisburg.
Rt Rev. Dr. Tuigg was in the city in the
early part of this week. He Will close his
relations with st. Johns congregation, AL
tooua on Sunday, the 18th inst. when he
will bid adieu TO the flock over which he has
SO long presided
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NIARCu 9. 1879.


DEAR fEEFNAs-That ''rrc'l,lstilg"trrnrzoiG-
al qvcSii,.n' must have annoyed A. ID. II. very
ruch. H ims ginCs ii will have a 'quctus' now
1t had quicttS fer some weeks In the outside
OF great trou uble-''pcnding innumerable hypOi h.
enuses ct small angles (innuInerab!e dc tined
moons. a number that cannot be counte ~. and
what does he discover As the result? He Il scoyers
tist hc has beca mistaken He discovers that
the line dividing the trapeToii into two equal
parts was shOr'e than tho diagonal line bu' had
than the dia e3nal. This line, common TO both
fields was the in dispute. he making /. longer
than the ingonal line and ''Lorctto" making it
shorter. RI e made the diagonal !7.9T rods "a nd
less '-hypot henuses,' etc, he II axes it S745-ad
mitting by his work that ne had been in
Master from Goldsmith is applica BILE 10 him in
this case and 20 to "Iuretto.' And il yoIr r,adcrs
will examine the file Of the FHEEHAS for few
weeks bs ok. they will sustain this opinien. did
concede that A. -. II. was crpcTt ct solving
problems but did not and To not consider him
an exception to the general rule-namely, that
any man js liable TO ms axes Ana II IS hoH"T-
n ,Ile to acknowledge them when made known to
him.
A. another instance that A. n. II {. not an ex-
ccption to said rule, hc has failed to solve the
kettle enlarged problem, and according to the
met iiod laid down bv him for solving il. he will
have to find ., c,t number OF ',hypothenuses of
small angles before he VIII solve Il correctly.
1t il true, similar solids are to each other in the
triplic;lte rates OF their omOiosOus sides disme-
tiers c:rcu'nfercnces, but ID. ri. ought to
know that his kettle and the keitle enlarged.
required, are not similar figures or solids.
p s. The abore remarks have not been made
for the purpose of giving any offence 20 A. ID H,
but to show that we are all liable to mistakes
and that lie is not an exception. And as he is
ready and wiling to comment on the mis-
takes of others, he should be willing to allow
some remarks on his cuDIcal box and plank prob
lem.
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r ICENSiA NOTiCE-Petitious ,,,r
A"1 Tavern and Eating House L.coi,ses-
have been died ia the orics or the Clerk os ;ka
Court OF Quarter Sessions oT cambria county
by the following named porsous and wflu to
presented to the Court OF Quarter Sessions CT
said county at March Sessions. 1879:
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AONE RTsSlMC

n RELIGIOUS AND AGRICULTURAL wEEELIEs
HAlE PRICE For information, address
leo, T.. RoueU 81 Co.. III Park Ron,
NEW YORK.
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The Currency CuestsO "a.

MEMORIAL, OF THE BOARD OF TRADE OF NEW
YORK CITY CONGRESS. RErS(lSTt:CT -THE
CURRENCY QUESTION AND THE CDMfNG PNESI
DENTAL CAMPAtGN-CJNCLCSlO
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DIvIsIOS OF THE PGTTsHUItGH (CATHO-
IIC) DIOC EsE- Conservation Of UtP NelC EtSil-
oU-The following official announcement
of the division Of the Pittsburgh diocese
and OF the conservation of the Rt. Rev. j.
Tuigg, Bishop elect, is takan from The Gallo
lie of this week, and of course may be relied
on as correct:
, 1876-09-20

The statement published BY the " Figaro that
a mutiny had broken out on board the American
man.of-wsr " Franklin at LeghoFn is denied.
Sept. Is.
New YORK, Sept l5th.-Despatchss from Con-
stantinople state that the Turkish Ministerial COun.
ell has confirmed the terms Of peace, but the Sultan
desires to have them modified. It'll expected that q
compromise will be arranged.
The London " Times " in an editorial blames Sir
H. Elliott for delaying the news about the atrocities
in Bulgaria.
In Natal the natives have attacked and defeated
the Beers, and the president Of Transvasl has re-
quested England to accept the territory.
From France it is announced that the Comte de
Chambord 10 %alarmingly ill.
Sir H. Elliott, Her Britanic Majesty's Ambassador at
Constantinople has been instructed to demonstrate
with the Turkish Government against the atrocities
committed in Bulgaria and Servis. The attempt
MADE IN France under the presidency of Nj. Podyer
Quertler to raise capital to lay q new submarine ca
Bile across the Atlantic has been unsuccessful.
NO alteration in prices.
18th Sept-Despatches from Constantinople an.
nounce that the Porte is prepared to conclude peace
on condition that she be allowed to occupy some Ser
Wan tortresses, to dismantle fortified places, to inves,
Prince Milan in Constantinople and to reduce the
Servian army to ten thousand men and that's trans.
Servian railway should be construct ed.
The London " Times :" in a leading article con.
siGers the terms demanded by Turkey fol the suppress
sion OF warfare to be exorbUant, and adds that the
safest guarantee would be the construction Of rail
way through Servia.
The Right Hon E. Gladstone has written to the
papers on the Eastern conflict, and suggests the imme-
date reassembling of Parliament 10 consider the pre-
sent situation. Sept. Is.
New York, Sept 16th.-Flour per barrel, St. Law.
renee brand, in New York, Sc.
Meal, per barrel, S34.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, STA.
Smear Crystals, per pound, 90 to lO4c.
Fair TO good refining, per H., to 9f9.
EngIlsh LsIanus molasses, per gaion, - 70 QUO.
Premium on Gold 10.
Exchange, New York and London, 4 SO.
LONDON, Sept 10th.
Dem. Crystals, per cwt PSI duty free.
Sugar, ( Muscovado, do 2Il9 do.
delayed Havana, No. 10, 25I3 adoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon, ~ in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt. 68l.
Consols 953 to 95a.
Bank of England Rate Of Discount geo.
Rentes II. 80 fcs.
Cotton 6.
, 1876-09-20
ST.. KITS.
From the AdvsyHser. }
Cotton 6.

The extremely murky appearance of the sky
yesterday afternoon, and the rapid shifting of
the clouds in various directions Of the aerial
region proclaimed too plainly that We were on
the brink of experiencing a severe gale later
the indications of the weather, as given by the
gradual falling of the mercury in the Barome-
tiers of some of our leading citizens confirmed
the fears which had been somewhat aroused in
the minds of the inhabitants with respect to an
approaching hurricane-the owners Of boats en-
deavouring to make fast these ashore. so as to
be protected from the fury Of the storm not far
of, whilst our townsmen were here and there
busy in applying fastenings to the doors and
windows of their houses. The setting of
Phebus ushsred in to US no d" grateful evening
mild" it became more breezy, the barometer
standing at z p. m. at 90 59-whilst the indica-
tions as to the actual state Of the weather, ever
and anon, intensified the fears of our citizens.
Az $50 the mercury went down to 1895 when
the gale seemed to have reached its height-and
the bowling gusty wind which veered from almost
every point Of the compass shaking to their GEN.
tres the various buildings of the Town.
Several fences in different parts of the Town
have been thrown down by the force Of the
wind, and this morning the Town is literally
bestrewed with the devastating wrecks of the
storm, With respect to the situation which they
occupied noe more than twelve hours ago.
Several vessels have ran ashore namely, the
Brigt. Clifford, of Yarmouth N. S. partly laden
with salt provisions; the Schooner Eue1 of
Trinidad the Sloop Ticker OF Antigua ; the
Sloop Brsezs. and the Boat Annse S@aNsHe,
both Of this port.
In st. Kits Eve vessels were driven ashore.
No lives lost. Many canes we're blownadown
, 1876-09-20
L E L E G r A NJ S
st. THOMAS STATION.

September IL.
New YORK.. 18th September. -Advices from
Cettigne report an encounter between the Monte
negrin and Turkish forces, in which the latter
were repulsed on all sides.
Mr.. Forster has been appointed by the British
Government to investigate the recent reports of
atrocities committed by the Turks on the Servian
wounded.
VIM. Tweed late leader of the New York Tam.
many Ring has been captured at Vigo.
A great fire broke out yesterday in Philadelphia.
Buildings coveripg.a space of two acres were des-
.troyed. The loss is estimated at eighty thousand
pounds.
The Exhibition Buildings though in peril for
some time we're saved by the wind changing to an
opposite direction.
New York, Sept. l2th-Despatches from Ser
Wan headquarters announce that the advance Of
the Turkish forces on Deligrad has received a
severe check, and also that several Seryians who
had in different ways manned themselves to es-
cape military service have been executed.
A deputation Of working men waited on Lord
Derby to ascertain what course the Government
intended to adopt with regard to the atrocities
committed by the Turks in Bulgaria and Servia.
His Lordship assured the deputation that the
Government was aware Of the Importance of the
subject, but could not be responsible for the re-
sult of an instruction and considered it unadVisa-
BILE at this moment to initiate a policy that might
lead to a European CONFUSION, and involve the
uIbLuWmOSAW Va -
September u.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. l2th.-The RMS. "Msselle'
from the West Indies arrived here at ten o'clock
this morning.
September ID.
New YoRK, September I3th.-Latest advices
from the seat of war report that sharp lighting
continues around Alexinatz.
The citadel is held by the Servians.
The Turkish forces received a severe check on
attempting the passage of the Morava River.
It is officially stated that the leaders in the
Servo.Bulgarian atrocities have been arrested.
The death is announced of the Hon. Sir John
Richard Quain. Judge of the High Court of JUS
tioe, Queens Bench.
Sept. IA.
PoRTo hlco, i3th.-Details of hurricane y%ester-
day:
S.45 a. m.-Barometer fell to 1851, heavy winds
from N. N. E.. to N. E. several vessels driving.
q. m.-Barometer 29.67.
S.30-Barometer at its lowest 29.49.
Thunder, lightning and rain.
Wind varying easterly 9 a. m. Barometer
rising wind E. to E. S. E. and its highest.
Twenty eight vessels in the harbour, eleven
suffered more or less, five total wrecks and FIVE
lives lost.
Telegraph communication throughout the IL.
land stopped.
Hurricane supposed to have passed along the
south coast Of this Island.
In st. Kits FIVE vessels were driven ashore. No
lives lost. Many canes were blown down.
September IA.
New YoRK, September i4.-There was a vio-
lent shock of earthquake at Messima yesterday,
causing great damage.
AtDoncaster the Saint Legar Stakes wsrs won
by Petraroh.
Disturbances have oocurred In Amsterdam ow.
ing to the suppression of the fairs.
The Turkish Ministerial Council 10 reconsider
ing the terms Of peace. and the Foreign Powers
have represented that serious consequences might
follow . refusal