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LOOK OUT FOR THEM.

Illegal Negro Totsrs Coming to Whining
tor,
From the Gazette of yesterday,]
Democratic Inspectors, tomorrow are
requested to reject the votes of the fol-
lowing negroes, If they are offered:
William H. Brown,
Thomas Lee,
Samuel Wilson,
Lewis Chase.
These men work for Douglass Mccoy, of
New Castle hundred, and are not assessed,
therefore they are not legally entitled to vote.
They have declared their intention to come
to Wilmington and vote in the upper wards
and will probably offer to vote under assun-
ed names. Democratic Inspectors should
keep their eyes open for these men, and have
measures to secure their prompt arrest If
they attempt to vote.
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ANOTHER sOUrHERN OUTRAGE.

Marshal taking Charge OF the Polls.
From Yesterdays N. 7. Herald, Ind.I
ATLANTA, Georgia, Nov. 4.--United
States Marshal Smith notified the Chief Of
Police to-day that he had exclusive control
of the polls on Tuesday, and that the police
force and all other parties had no authority
there, and requested them to keep away
from the polls.
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Meeting IN the Ninth Ward.

A very large meeting of the Democracy
was held last evening In the Ninth ward,
beyond the Eleventh street bridge. The
meeting was organized as follows Presi.
dent, Montgomery Wright; vice-Presidents:
James Kane and Robert spence Secretar-
les, Robert Cloud and Samuel Bradford.
The meeting was addressed by John
O'Byrne, Esq, who spoke for about twenty
minutes, when the meeting was dispersed
by the rain.
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Thomas Lee,
Samuel Wilson,
Lewis Chase.

Remember that you do not lose your vote
to-day by moving from one Ward into
another, or from one Hundred into another,
provided you are otherwise properly qali-
fed. The thirty days residence only ap-
plies to the city election.
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Remember that young man who has
arrived at the ago Of 81 years, and not yet
arrived st the ago Of % years, can vote TO-
day without . tax receipt, provided he IA
otherwise quallAed.
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The desperation of the Republican party
is shown in their resort to the bayonet, and
powder, and ball.
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Which is your choice Four more years Of
Republican hope for better times, or Demo-
cratic certainty of better times!
To 1nspoct0rs.

To lnspectOrs.
Inspectors or Judges of the Election to-
day will confer favor upon us If they will
I'll the blanks In the tickets that will be fur
nished them, Immediately after the coun-
ting of the ballots. Our representative will
call on the Inspectors or Judges for the
tickets as soon as the ballots are counted.
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Which is your choice: Four more years
of Republican hope for BETTER times, or
Democratic certainty of better times.
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ElNht Fr0

The Railroad Car Works, at the foot Of
Fourth street, were set on fire on Saturday
night but extinguished before any great
injury was done.
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Which is your choice Four more years
of Republican hope for better times, or Dem
ocratic certainty of better times!
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The desperation of the Republican party
10 shown in their resort to the bayonet, and
powder ball.
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.EJQhth Ward Desss0csac1

A meeting of the Eighth war& Mar.
crscy, was held In the Twelfth sKinu vas
ket house, last evening. The rar 10 the
organized by calling EsquirSd wss made
chair, and Mr.. George G. 'u .adresaed by
secretary. The meeting srs C,tv. and
James Z. Meyers, Of p'a"Af' 0''
Ohas. D. Crutchfeld,
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Tho desperation of the Republican party
is shown in their resort to the bayonet, and
powder and ball.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-07

Which is your choice: Four more years of
Republican hope for better times, or Demo-
cratic certainty of better timesa
The Morning herald., 1876-11-07

Which is your choice: Four more years
Of Republican hope for better times, or DEM
ocratic certainty of better timess
The Morning herald., 1876-11-07

The desperation of the Republican party
is shown In their resort to the bayonet, and
powder, aud ball.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-07

The desperation of the Republican party
10 shown in their resort to the bayonet, ~
powder, and ball.
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Which 1. your ,16ice -Four mere ySes' ns'.a. o.
Republican h9~ for oette. s ea@.'' "
.r.t,. ..rt.,,I Of bsttsr timsss
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yenient to Seventh and King streets.
Apply !..,
SS.N HERALD Office.
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FOR RENT,

6R RENT,-six-roomed house No. 1908
Market street, $40 per month. Central
TX steodF JOHN {. HARKNESS.
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an address to the people or tho State, as follows:
WADE HAxPIoxi ADDRESS.

these circumstances General Hampton tonight issued
address to the people or tho State, follows:
WADE HAMPTON ADDRESS.
To THE PEOPLE OF Sorrn CARoLryA:--
The Board or Canvassers have by their unprecc-
dentcd action to-day shown not only thor contempt
and defiance OF the Supreme Court Of the State but
their utter disregard OF their Official integrity
While the grave question determining the result OF the
recent election were pending before tho supreme
Court composed Of three judges belonging to
the republican party, and in direct vio-
laton Of the order OF this tribunal,
the Board issued certificates OF election TO the
republican Presidential electors and to the republican
state officers and have refused to give certificates to
democratic members Of tho Legislature, shown by
this Board TO have been elected In the counties
OF Edgeneid and Laurcns This high handed out
OF our long suffering people, but assure them that
this daring and revolutionary act OF tuo Board can
legal force whatever. appeal 10 you, there
FORE the fullest confidence that the appeal will not
be unheedcd; that you will maintain, even under that
provocation, your character orderly and law
abiding people During the past exciting can
vass you have s;udousy avoided the SEM
banco OF purpose to disturb tho public
peace transgrcss tho law. Your cause, and II Is
the cause Of tho constitutional government OF the
country has been carried the highest court OF the
State and willing to abide by its decision, foel
ing assured that this tribunal will that the laws
shall DO enforced and justice secured.
WADE HAMPTON
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
MR.. orrENDonpER's OBSERVATIONS.

HERALD representative called yesterday on Mr..
Ottsndorfer. at the Stadts Zeung Office, and had
talk with that gentleman tho election in Louisiana.
Mr.. ottondorfcr only arrived homo on Monday night,
after spending several days in New Orleans investgat
ing the condition Of affairs there.
"Do you think, Mr. Ottendorfer, that there isany
chance for a fair count in louisiana"
I'll Florida goes republican the Returning Board OF
louisiana will simply stop at nothing 10 count in Hayes
pni to count Tilden out The Returning Board. as
you know, is omnipotent In New Orleans the people
openly express their despair should the Returning
Board choose to declare the republican ticket
elected That Board is responsible at the pres
ent timc 70 highor official power In the
State The Governor has control over it, and tho
only way could DO reached would be by an act OF tho
Legislature. But thcro is no Legislature now In
louisiana and that same Returning Board has the
power pass upon the election OF the new men who
arc TO compose tho next Legislature. The last Legs
lature ceased exist he OF election day. and
as have said there is now no Legislature in that
State Then the members Of tho Board are its MEM
bers life, and not only this but in the caso Of the
death resignation of any of their number the re-
naming members have the power to m tho vacancy or
vacancies, as the case may be- The Board
sists OF TOUR members all republicans the only ono
democratic member the nfth member Of the Board,
having resigned time ago II therefore. plain,
remembering the past, that these four men will do
their utmost to count in the republican candidates
While we're in New Orleans we had once conver-
with or two Of them but could not arrive
at any hopeful conclusion to how they would act
hen tho tate Of tho Presidency was to rest in their
hands. There two W hite the Board One
member OF the Board Is under indictment for for
gerry; another has been pedIer In war claims You
may safely conclude that this Rctu rnng Board Will
stop al nothing to carry out y design"
s'Did you gentlemen from tho North watch closely
for the returns from the parishes, and how did you
worky'
There was democratic supervisor out OF tho
three SUPERVISORS allotted TO each parish and wc mode
with the democrats TO forward us copies
of the returns II legally necessary IN Louisiana 10
have two copies OF the made one Tor The Sec
rotary OF State and for clerk OF the parish ana
We managed to have trplcatc sent US rom the ma
jory Of the parishes In OF the parishes tho re-
publcans refused to allow trpcao 10 be taken. In
all the official returns thus made tho democrats were
easily ahead, those parishes where tripcate
refused the by the telegraph (afterward
confirmed by tho arrival OF the official returns) also
gave democratic maioritica II these majortes were
only allowed stand OF could be OF vc
tory. but then the Returning Board has supreme
roi TO say whether fraud or intimidation was prac-
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the Circuit Court will probably over to Friday and
the decision Will be reserved till then.
JUDGE wEsrcorT's PRIVATE VIEWS
Judge westcott, OF the Supreme Court out in
card in the Foiian in which he says that he beieves
the State has gone for Tdcn by small majority. The
occasion OF this card is that private despatch sent
10 Benjamin Brewster, OF Philadelphia, IN which
Judge wescott expressed the opinion that Hayes had
small majority was published. He now corrccts his
then impression, which has since proved to be
THE MEMBERS
There Is some idle talk OF restraining Attorney Gen.
eral Cooke from acting member Of tho State Board
on the ground that no has frequently. in PRINT and
verbally, expressed decided opinions the result
II will not amount to anything. Secretary of State
McLn editor OF the Sentinel, in which the whole
situation had been discussed, aud only resigned his
position this week.
NORTHERN VISITORS.
There are numbers OF gentlemen here who have
come as the representatives Of clubs and associations
in various cities North and West watch the proceed
ings and report them. Many Of them represent
clubs Of citizens irrespective OF party, and arc
pledged simply to give impartial report. They are
quite studous as general thing, and are taking
copious and comprehensive notes Their testimony
will cover large ground when it is published, and
will go far toward enabling the general public form
an Intelligent opinion on the contest waging in
Florida
PERSONAL
Senator Jones reached Tallahassee this morning
from Pensacola He IS quite positive that Tilden's ma
jory is not less than 3o0 aud bo fairly sustained
Colonel Biddle OF Philadelphia arrived this evening.
Mr.. Kasson, OF Iowa, and Mr.. Chandler, OF New
Hampshire. are quite sick, though not dangerously
THE LEGISLATURE
OF the State is largely democratic and this result
be altered by any sort OF changes in the recorded
vote
RETURNS
only go to confirm the majoritics By which General
Finley Colonel Davidson (democrats elected TO
Congress-
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The PRESIDENCY.
The Supreme Court Of South Carolina
Defed by the CanvasSing Board.
REPUBLICAN COUP D'ETAT.
They Snatch the State for Hayes and Chamber
lain, Then Adjourn Sine Die.
Democratic Counties Thrown Out 10 Secure a
Republican Legislature.
WILL THE ACT STAND /?
The Slow Action of the Louisiana
Returning Board.
THE CONTEST IN THE FLORIDA co URTS
Consultation Of Leading Ohio Democrats
on the Situation
WILL THE ACT STAND !?
The Slow Action of the Louisiana
Returning Board.
THE CONTEST IN THE FLORIDA co URTS
Consultation Of Leading Ohio Democrats
on the Situation

Matters were brought to focus quite Unexpectedly
In South Carolina yesterday by the Of tho State
Board OF Canvasssrs In assuming judicial functions
defiance Of the decisions and orders Of Supreme
Court Of State issuing certificates of election to the
Hayes Presidential electors and to the republican
members OF the Legislature in those cases
There questions had arisen and adjourning
ine die As the Legislature has the
vassing Of the vote for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor the result OF this action il allowed stand
viii be the continuance OF the present republican
shere In Florida, the argument before the Circuit
Court on the question Of permanently restraining
Governor Stearns fromcanvassing the for Presi
dental electors will commence to-day. but decision
h not anticipated before Friday. In Louisiana
additional parishes canvassed but as they were
Dmong those concerning which question has arisen,
be result affords no clew to the ultimate result
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LOUISIANA.

THE COUNT BY THE RETURNING BOARD PRO-
GREssINa-RETuRNs FROM PARISHES NOT
REcEIvED--REpUBLIcAN SUPERVISORS KICK
ING IN THE TRACES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1915
The Board counted eight more parishes to-day, the
results OF which st very accurately agree with the
democratic returns. In OF them one clcctor,
McEnery, had been left of the ticket to the extent Of
few votes and those were deducted without oppo
slon from the democrats. thus establishing prec-
very large number Of votes Tor republi
can electors a similar predicamcnt in parishes not
yet reached
AWAITING RETURNS.
Tho Board processes be still awaiting returns from
nftecu parishes, while the democrats claim to have
had The Official returns OF all the parishes Tor several
days. This obvious pretext Is regarded with somo
anxiety To-day the guard OF police around the cham
Der whore the Board s sitting doubled and It was
only with great difficulty that the door could DO
reached by your correspondent
REFRACTORY SUPERVISOR.
Kellogg has had q sharp quarrel with Supervisor
Anderson OF East Felicana, growing ont Of his state
elegraphed to the HERALD testiying to the eec
ton in that parish being perfectly peaccable. He
said to have threatened with halter in Of
detection from the party Three iour other repub-
lican supervisors have evinccd disposition kick
the harness, all OF whom the democrats actively
and assiduousy courtnL Evidently the difficulties
OF the Board arc fast multiplying.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1876.
Immediately after the meeting OF the Board At half
past O'Clock this morning, the counsel OF the
Democratic Committespn Returns nlcd motion for
IA. Sortests protest., &c, entered by the
republican side. the motion taken under advise
ment. protest against the rules adopted by tho
Board was also ncd by the democratic counsel.
When the board went into executive session, Gov
ernor r. G. wycline, democratic elector at large,
was excluded from the room, the fact
that he had yesterday received note inviting his
attendance from the President OF the board. Presi-
dent ellis SAID that Governor wycIifo could only be
present in OF contest The latter gave notice
that ho would file protest
Tho Board went into executive session about noon,
the following named gentlemen composing the demo-
cratic and republican visiting committees remaining
in the room democratic committee, Messrs Palmer,
Trumbul Julian, G. b. Smith ana Biger; republican
committee, Aessrs Sherman, Hale Stoughton, Gar
field and Kelley.
The clerk reported that the returns from fourteen
parishes had not yet been received
PARISHES cASvAssKD.
The following parishes were cauvaSsed to-day In
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in his ONCE. and without delay transmit copy
thereof the seal OF his ONCE to each person
thereby declared elected, and ike copy to the Gov
ornor and copy thereof TO be printed In one
or moro public newspapers OF the State
The opinion seemed have been written at the very
close OF . consultation held Immediately previous TO
was scarcely dry.
ACTION or TnE
While this motion pending, and with the Court
for con nsideralion and while the petitioners and the
Board OF Canvassers wero legally before the Court
waiting its action In the matter, the Board met, took
upon itself judicial functions and issued certificates OF
election to republican members OF the Legislature
tho Hayes electors and Others and adjourned sine
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THE QUESTION OF THE GOVERNORS POWERS
BEFORE THE couRT-rHE JUDGE, THE coUE-
sEL AND THE ARaUHzNT-AN APPEAL TO
TIE SUPREME COURT TO FOLLOW THE DE-
c1sIoN-rHE oovERNon's COUNSEL ON HIS
INrENrroNs-rHx CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
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OHIO DEMOCRATS.

suspected and despIsed s surely to pay high price
even for kngly dgnity.p
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The vacancy IN tho Returning Board has not yet
been filed aud It II not likely any action win be taken
the subject.
The Board adjourned until eleven O'Clock A. n to-
m
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CONNECTICUT.


THE OFFICIAL VOTE or THE NUTMEG STATE.
THE QUESTION OF GOVERNOR rNoxnsofx'a
ELIGIBILrTY As AN ELECToR DEcIDxn.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAxD.1
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. =. is5e
The State Board OF Canvassers to-day csnvnne1 -
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CLEAKED.

Steamer Celtic , Gieade Liverpool via Queenstown
II J Corts
town--John q Dale.
Steamer SPAN (Bp Grace Liverpool via Queenstown-F
Steamer Colombo CBD. Laver. Hull. E-Chas L Wright
/ Co.
Steamer Bolivia (Br,. Small. Gasgow-Henderson Bros.
Steamer Gresham tBr), Mace, Brernen-Chas Wright
Co.
steamer Amerqus Fr). Pounolx. navre via Plymouth
Lous De Bebinn.
sc II Mallory Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Pierce. Philadelphia-,Jas Hand
Bark Sargent. Leighton Sydney. NSW-h Cameron
& Go.
Bark Dipton tBD. Gauntlet. Leth (scotlandp-Geo
Bulley.
Bark Ida dtan. Cantansaro Queenstown or Falmouth
for orders Benham * Royescn.
Bark Trino Aus) Premuda, Kotterdam-Funch Edys
Co.
bark Liegeld CSor), Evenssn. Bremen-Benham Boye-
BARK MARITIME Cilento GtaD, Lauro Treste-Lsuro. sto-
x Co.
Bark vesuvius dtaD. Cacsce. Trssto-Funch Edye Co
BARK Puget (Fr), ALBERT Msrseillcs-Jas Henry.
Bark Billy simpson r, Curry. Gibraltar for orders-J
Whitney Il Go.
Bark Atlantic Lantare. Barbados-H Trowbridges Sons
Schr Kate Wentworth, Aead. Demersra-Lsaycraft
Co.
schr Silver Spray. Towney. st John. MA Heaney.
schr Julia Floyd Gaskins Georgetown. SEE d Hur-
but 4 Co.
selr VIM II Meckins. Ruark. Norfolk. va-slashs
Petty
schr Charlie Cobb, Kennedy. Carey's Harbor. Mo-H
Brown X Co.
Schr Gar and, Libby Machiasport. Mc-C L Snow.
Schr James Warren Drsko, Joncsport, Me- Harlow.
schr Aimeda Smith Portand-Jed Frye Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS

cARprSAs. July l2s allied schr Kate Carleton (Br).
Grant. New York.
CIxSruscos July lI-saed Srigs Eva (Br), McDougaIl,
Cow BAY, UB. July I3-Arrvsd. brig r stoskwsrl.
Cummings. Bordeaux.
Sailed 18th, schr J Folsom, New York.
DExhnAnA. June l3-Arrved ship Glcncorss (BD. Ste.
venson. Calcutta.
Indianoa; brig Edwin Rowe, Schotze, Orotsva Canary
sailed 18th steamer City of Ncxico Sherwood om New
York; Vera Cruz &c bark Sagadahoc Powers New York,
14th. bark N aria I.ouss (Sp). Yanes. do
HALFAx. July 14-Arrved. steamers Geo Cromwell. Be-
con- New York Beta Boston.
Sailed 14th. Geo Washington, Whitehead. New
York
KINGSTON Ia june 29-Arrived steamer Claube Fergu-
New York and sailed July for Port au Prince, to re-
Grant Harris Cape Hayt 9Th. brig Richardson. Dris
coll New York; schr Booth. stephens do: 7th, brigs
Peri. Stevenson. do: Alice Lea Foster Philadelphia.
Sailed June 20 brig Harry Mbourne. San Andreas 7h
schr G III Randolph. Warren. New York via Old Harbor
steamer Acapuco from Aspinws. will leave here 10Th
INST. PM for New York
Nosrn SYDNEY, CB. July 12-ArrIvsd bark Swim tNor)
Roer, Londonderry.
PoRr ANTONIO ia, July 1-Saied. schr P Newcomb.
New York.
Qurnrc July II-Arrived. bark Cycla from Gibraltar.
JAcO Feb 7Ssiled. brig Ellen Stewart (BD, Miller.
New York.
ST JonS, NIB July l3-Arrivcd, bark Thomas Cochrans
Cleared 18th. sehrs Ocean Belle CD. Prov,dsnss;
Sailed 18th ship Gardner (Br), Horner Liverpool,
bark Bril- ida tBr). Martnsen Havre before),
VICTORIA W. July ARRIVED bark Charlotte Clark Br).
YARMOUTH. Ms. July I4-Arrived. brig N Gopsi lBr,,
Sailed 18TH ship Wright (Br. nsw), from Tuakss Nss
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF OPIUM.

Robert Train. alias Bob" and Nicholas Collins
were arragned before Justice wandcl, IN the Tombs
Police Court yesterday for preliminary examination,
charged with burglary IN robbng the store
house OF Edward johnson, al No Bridge street, OF
opium, valued at 81 ,oOo and the latter
on a charge of receiving the property knowing GIT to
have been stolen. James Murray, an expressman of
No 25 Rector street. testified that Train hired
the February tue night OF Tho robbery
cases from No l 10 No 81 Bridge street He
received 81 Tor the job Maria Fnnerty testified TO
having seen The men loading the properly ON the
wagon, and picking up ball Of the opium which
she gave to her husband, aud which was shown N
Captain Petty stated to Justice Wandeil that he
could produce man who made q statement before .
notary public IN this civ the 18th Of March last TO
The eject that Collins sold him ISL pounds Of opium
Tor to,s IS, and thai previous to purchasing Collins
called him INTO hts store to show him something, and
produced specimen OF the opium, asking him TO as
certain the price OF IL which he did, that subse-
quenty be met Collins. and he remarked that he was
sorry he meddled with the opium all and he thought
that all the parties who wore mixed up in II should
come forward and help him Justice Wandcll decided
that there not sufficient proof against Collins to
lock him up, ana permitted him to 20 on hrs own re-
cognizance until tomorrow Bob" Train was re-
manded to the station houso
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIr BRITISH DUKE (Br, San Francisco July from
Sydney, NSW, May H. lat "a 40 s, Ion ISL W.
tered heavy easterly gale ship under three lower
sails and reeted ores keeled eesal under and
portion OF coal shifted TO leeward; carried
buwark stancheons split foress and partly aled cabin
with water
ScHR ANN DoLx, Bunce before reported Fernandin
in Distress from Jacksonville for MatauEas with
ties She Johns Fla July g. and pounded
which caused the loss Of rudder and injury
proceeded to Fernandina (where arrived 7th
repair damages. which amount to about $oO0 and pro-
cesd.
ScHR SUNBEAM, which went ashore Cranberry isles
after being COLLISION has broken and been stripped
Partially insured Capt Bunker and OF the had
narrow escape at the time of the collision.
ScHR LIZZIE McNcHoL. from Lubec Ne. in ballast for
Windsor Ms wont ashore 18th inst tho Wolves below
Esstpor Ne Her foreoot Is OF The cutter
Tho ship mentioned Yesterday sold At East Boston,
purchased by Mr. Wendell Goodwin, of Boston
before reported).
BosroN. July 1.-THE schr VIM Scul this port from
Philadelphia July colored John
Murray jumped overheard while temporarily insane from
sickness and was drowned He belonged In hadciphia
SHIpBuILpIxG-Nessrs W & X Wallace will launch a bark
In about three weeks from their yard Gardnes Creek
Ms The dimensions l3J feet keel 80 Of
beam and IL feet depth of hold Capt Brecn
vessel
MIR John Mcleod of Black River NS has large bark in
advanced state. Her Dimensions 40 feet keel "a
feet inches breadth OF beam, and 81 feet hold. will
1000 She will be launched about the
September, and be commanded by Capt Jones.