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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Yokohama Mich 20, Am Lloyds, Ames, for New
York.
Ar at Antwerp 23d inst, barque iona Chase, Cur
It's, Fayal.
Al at Liverpool sd inst, ship Storm King, Boyd,
Astoria o.
Sid FIN Limerick 22d inst, barque Emma Beal,
Bailey, New Orleans.
Passed Beaehy Head 23d, barque Edwin Reed,
Higgins. San Francisco, lis days, for Antwerp
Ar at Valparaiso Mch 16, ship BriGgwater Spauld-
ing, Huanillos for Europe.
AT Progresso 18th inst, sch Laura Messcr, GREGG
~, for New York 18th.
Sid fin Falmouth 9th inst, barque Robert Porter,
At Monteyideo Meh 8, barques Ella, Matthews, for
New YORK; Sarah. 1ngersoll, for do; Emma C Litch-
field, Hayden, unc; and others.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Mich IA. barque Caro-, Gray, from
new 1oIk sen John McAdam. Smith, London.
In port Mich 16, ship Harry Morse, Drummond,
unc; Darque Palo Alto, Jenkins do.
At Barbados Mch 20, briggs M W Norwood, An
dreWs, from Boston; William Robertson, Cook, from
Boston tor East London, AT; schs Addie Bryant,
North of Hatteras.
AT Port Antonio, ia. 7th inst, sch Carrie Bonnell,
Sherman, for Philadelphia.
At A. Ponce 9Th inst sch W Moseley, Urann, une.
At Yabacoa, PR, I'd inst sch M G Moseey Higgins
from Humacoa, to load for Hatteras.
Ar at Demarara Mch 8, schs VINEYARD Rosebrook
new 1ork; 9TH, f II Drummond. Higgins Mobile.
ar az CaloarIen 18th inst, barque Lavnia, Eaton,
Ar at Havana 18th. schs Kate Wentworth. Travis
New York; Ii Lowell. SIM son, PHILADELPHIA
Siu 10Th, brig Shannon, Moore. Lewes; sch Miriam
DO, Mitchell, Matanzas; 18th, brig Winfield, Bibber
Boston.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, barque John F Rottman
Ray, Newport, E.
Sid 18th, sch Abbie Dunn, Fountain. for North o,
Hatteras; Kelley, Gray, do; 18th, G Robinson
Ar at St John, NIB, 21st, sch Grace Davis, Davis
Portland.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Proceedings i'm the Legislature.

Proceedings in the Legislature.
COLUMBIA, April 24-The General Assem-
bly, met in extra session at the call of Gov.
Hampton at noon. In the House the proceed
ings were confined to calling the roll of the
Wallace House as it stood when it adjourned in
December with So members. An adjournment
till tomorrow was then ordered. The names
of the members of the Mackey House were not
put on the roll and no action has yet been TAX
en- concerning them.
In the Senate the former It. Gov. Gleayes
called the body to order and made a farewell
address insisting that he was legally reelected,
but that further resistance would be useless.
Swails, President pro tem,, took the chair and
motion was adopted for committee to wait
on Simpson, Hamptou's 1t. Governor, and to
swear him In. Simpson came forward and
told the Senate he had already been elected
and had qualified with Hampton last Deem
Der, and no power on earth could make him
take the oath of Office again. After some dis
cussion the Senate reconsidered Its action and
struck out the provision for swearing in Smp-
son. He then took his seat and delivered
brief address urging a strict regard for the
rights and privileges of all classes.
The Senate now stands 15 Democrats to IS
Republicans, but one Republican usually votes
with the Democrats, and another is in Jail un-
der criminal charges awaiting trial, so that the
vote virtually stands 16 to 16. the LIT. Governor
having the casting vote. The indications are
that Associate Justice Willard, Republican.
will be nominated for Chief Justice by the
Democratic caucus and elected in accordance
with Hampton's avowed desire.
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MINOR TELEGRAmS

The ice blockade at Cape Rogue has given
away and the channel is now clear.
Navigation is now open between Montreal
and Quebec.
The Canal Commissioners of New York an
nounce their determination to open state canals
May 8.
Orders have been issued retiring two COM
panies of United States troops from South
Carolina, leaving but one in the State.
The Wamsutta mills operatives last night by
vote 400 to 1O5 decided to resume work Monday
on the terms offered by the corporation.
me gunboat, Despatch, which sailed from
rsUn.t friday, goes to Constantinople to
de9ors to to Minister Maynard, under whose
orders she will act during war.
examination of accounts of A. G. jackson.
ex,receiver taxes of Camden, n. j., disclosed
deficit of $17 900. jackson refunded S38 0O0
and will make the rest good.
A salute of thirty Height guns for the restored
Union, were fired at Memphis, at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, followed by a Presidential
salute of twenty-one guns, ex-Confederate and
ex-Union soldiers participated in the demon
stration. The national colors were raised on
the Bluff, the band playing "Hail Columbia"
and other national airs.
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WASHINGTON.
The. Indian CampaiRu,

Inc. And1an campaign.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Gen. Miles is to be
reinforced in season to make a campaign
against the remaining hostile Sioux as soon as
the spring grass will furnish forage for his
horses and mules. He will in all probability
capture Sitting Bull unless that warrior crosses
the line into British territory.
Enforcing the Revenue Laws.
The owners of small illicit stills in upper
Georgia and the Carolinas are defying the in
ternal revenue officers and are indirectly sus-
tanned by the local courts. The federal troops
are no longer employed in the enforcement of
the revenue laws, but large civil force is to
be organized at once.
Cabinet Meeting.
At the cabinet meeting today. which was of
short duration, no reference was made to the
proposed extra session of CoegIess. 1t is not
probable that tbs day originally designated
lnameIy, the 4th of June) will be changed. 1t
is supposed the proclamation will be issued be.
fore the end of the week.
Redemption Of Fractional Currency.
A circular issued by Treasurer Wyman re-
quests all the repositories to redeem in currency
or by certificates of deposit payable in subsidi-
airy silver coin in multiples of $1,000, all frac-
ti0nal currsncy that may be presented. Frac-
ti0nal currency SO redeemed will be forwarded
as transfer of funds to the treasury in sums
OF 5000 or multiples thereof, at the expense of
the department.
Col. Thos. B. Keogh, chairman of the North
Carolina Republican State Committee is out in
letter announcing his support of President
Hayes Southern policy.
The report of the Louisiana Commission was
submitted to the President this afternoon and
will be made public tomorrow.
The President and Mrs. Hayes entertained at
dinner this evening the members of the cabi-
net and ladies and members of the Louisiana
Commission.
Judge Taft and the President,
NEW YORK, April 24-The Worlds WASH
ington despatch says Judge Taft denies that he
has written letter denouncing President
Hayes, which may be true, but he has certain
y written here opposing his course towards the
South.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Frank Jones, Election Sustained.

Frank Jones' Election Sustained.
CONCORD, April 24.-The supreme court,
having been asked by the Governor and Coun-
Gil, if the latter have authority to 60 behind the
returns and throw out votes for Representa-
tives in Congress and State senators, where the
name of the candidate, decides that the Gov
ernor and Council have no power so to do.
The National Savings Bank Case.
CONCORD, April 24.-The case of National
Savings Bank VS.. W. w. Storrs and others. in
which Rollins is one of the bondsmen of the
defaulting treasurer Storrs, to recover his tRol-
lins) proportion of the liabilities, was settled in
the Supreme Court today. The parties decline
to make public the terms of the settlement, but
Rollins is released from liability as bondsman
by it.
Temperance Reform.
Statistics show that there are 1875 temperance
reform clubs in this state, with total member
ship ofl65 900, of which $1,000 are men of p
years and over 10000 were habitual tipplers.
The state has in proportion to its population
more names upon the pledge than any other
in the Union
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NEW YORK.

Another Bogus Insurance Co.
NEW YORK, April A-Insurance Commits
sioner Rhodes of Massachusetts has investgat-
ed the Life Insurance Association of America.
He found the Co. deficient some $500, 600. In
surance Superintendent Smith of this state has
notified the agents of that association in New
York not to do any more business here.
Tweed's Confession.
John Kelly in his testimony before the
Tweed committee today, said he furnished to
Editor Hurlbut what was published in the
World. He said he did not know as to the
truth of the statements
He said he had seen Tweed's confession, and
it positively stated that Tweed paid 5000, 900 to
Senator Winslow to be divided among five Re-
publican Senators, one of whom was Woodin !;
also that he paid $4,000 to Hastings for legis-
lative influence. 1t also states that Winslow
told Tweed he had so distributed 100000 and
that Tweed holds some 800 checks paid by him
confession related largely to suits in which the
city was interested and had important bearing
on them. Townsend read confession over to
witness.
Erie Railroad.
The Erie Railroad receivers report for Feb
ruary shows the balance on hand February 1st
to have been $299, 1870; February 28th, $685.
448.17; certificates of Indebtedness issued, So
4S7, 94S.14; cancelled, $4,412, 1892. 81; the same
outstanding February 2SIh, $2,O75,115S0.
The Affairs Of Hoyt, spraguc & Co.
In the case of Hoyt, Sprague s. Co., a decis-
ion was recently rendered by referees, holding
that loans to individual members of the firm
from Providence banks to the extent of 100000
and for which bond and mortgage were given,
could not come in for payment among the gen.
eral creditors of the firm. In the case of two
of the banks receivers have been appointed,
and in suit brought by the other banks to en-
force the payment of the bond these two re.
ceivers were Joined as parties to plaintiff. To
this complaint demurrer was interposed on
the part of the defendants, on the ground that
the receivers (being foreignl had not legal ca
pacity to sue; that as to them the complaint
does not state facts sufficient to constitute a
cause of action, and that several actions had
been improperly joined. On this demurrer
Judge Van Brunt, before whom the case was
argued some time since in the Supreme Court,
special term, rendered decision that the de-
murrer, on the ground that the receivers have
not legal capacity to sue, is well taken. Judg-
ment is rendered in favor of the defendants,
but with leave to the plaintiffs to amend their
complaint upon payment of the costs of demur-
rer.
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WILMINGTON, April 2i.-Cotton is dull and nomi-
nal; MiddliDg uplands at 10ie.
MEMPHIS, April 2i.-Cotton is quiet; Mtldlpo
uplands at 10ac.
CHARLESTON, April 24-Cotton easier; Middng
uplands at 1l4c.
SAVANNAH, April "a. Cotton is dull; Middng IN
lands at 10 15-10c. ny
NEW YORK, April 2i.-Cotton is dull; Middng
uplands at 11sc.
MOBILE, April 24.-Cotton is nominal; Middling
uplands 1Olc. ---ND"s
NEW ORLEANS. April 81 Cotton is easy; Mid
ding uplands at 11sc.
uplands lie. ''-O'''"s
lands at logic. up
uplands at 10s.
lands at 103c. up
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GLE RM AM Y.

BERLIN, April 24.-In to-day's sitting of
parliament the increase grant for 1O5 captain
cies gave rise to a protracted debate. Gen.
grant. He. said the time was not far distant
when every government would be compslled to
strain all its trength for securing its existence
The reason for this was the regretable dstrusts
of governments towards each other France
had made great strides in her defences and
uncommonly large masses of troops were at
present between Paris and German frontier.
Everything France did for her army received
/. the undivided approval of her people. She
was decidedly in advance of Germany. The
increased grant for captaincies was then
adopted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
The Granite Works SwindIer.

The Granite Works SwindItf.
BELFALT, April 24-B. f. Mehan of Leba-
non, n H., has been brought here on requisi-
ton of the Governor of Maine, and arraigued
before the Supreme Court on the charge of
obtaining notes for moving machines on false
pretences.
Housebreakins in Augusta.
AUGUSTA, April 2s.-Elisha f. Pinkham's
house was entered Sunday night. Mr.. Pink
ham discovered the burglar in his bedchamber
and chased him into the street, firing several
pistol shots after him. The fellow left his
boots at the head of the stairs and was seen in
stocking feet the next morning. Yesterday he
was arrested in Hallowell, and proves to be
George Muir, an inmate of the Soldiers Home
at Togus.
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MEXICO.
Diaz Thinks He is Menaced by the
United States

MATAMoRAs, April "a -Considerable excite
ment prevails on the frontier on account Of
what appears we'll founded rumor that Gen.
Ord, the military commander of Texas. has
directed the concentration of considerable
force of United States troops at Loredo. Texas
on the Rio Grande, Immediately onnosite
Nuevo Lardeo, Mexico. This movement at
time when the frontier is remarkably quiet and
taken in connection with the fact that Col.
Shafter recently crossed force of United
States troops into Mexico, near Pledras.
Negroes with General Ord's knowledge and
the presence of General Escobedo, who Is chief
military partizan Of ex-President Lerdo at San
Antonio, Texas, which is the headquarters of
Gen. Ord is regarded as menace on the part
Of the United States military authorities on
the Rio Grande as against the government of
President Diaz, which if PERSISTED in, is likely
to lead Ito serious complications if not open
hostilities between the United States and
Mexico. Several arrests have been made with
in the last few days of Mexican army officers
on this frontier, who are known to sympathize
with the movement in favor of the restoration
of Lerdo, and important documents duplicating
others were found in their possession.
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European Markets.
LONDON, April 24-12SO P. M.-Consols at 81 1l-16
for money and account.
/. LONDON, April 24-12.3O P. M.-American securi.
.esShited states bonds. 1865, 1913: 1040s, 1903;
AZ. ~ ~ SAA
LVERPo0L, April 24.-12.30 PM.-Cotton market
easier MSniddimg uplands at Cd do Orleans at Gid
ana export receipts to-day 4s7OO bales, including
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New York stock .nd nIanex mark.,.

NEW YORK, April A-Evening. easy at Q
a 8 per cent on call. Foreign Exchange firm with
business at 4s7l @ 4s7A for bankers 60 davs sterling
and $3.50 1891 for demand.
Gcld on European news opened strong at 1919,
against 107 at close last evening" but on heavy sales
OF "long gold the price declined to 1O7s, at which
cent. The clearances were S36,724,O 900. The Gus
toms receipts to- day were $369,OO0. The Treasury
disbursements were $500 for interest and $4,000
for bonds. Governments strong
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 800 shares, including New York Cen
trail 800 shares, Lake Shore $3.50 shares North
shares, ST Paul preferred 1900 shares, Delaware
Lackawanna g Western $3.50 shares, New Jersey
Central $1,000 shares Michigan Central 900 shares,
Western Union 2s,9OO shares, Pacific Mail 1866
shares.
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Severe Storm.

GALVESTON, April 24.-A very severe gale
accompanied by rain and hail visited this coast
at 6.35 this morning 1t lasted only from ten
to fifteen minutes, but during that time the
wind blew at the rate of 63 miles an hour. Con-
siderable damage was done to buildings in the
city and shipping in the harbor.
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facts are stubborn things. and Brght's Disease,
Dropsy Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Complaints,
Gravel, Diabetes Mental and Physical Debility, are
Stubborn facts, but HUNTS REMEDY quickly cures
them. HUNTS REMEDY never fails to afford comfort
and relief.
lNFALLIBLE EYE WASH makes the Eyes bright.
ap23 eodsw,w
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Loss Of a RSckport Crew.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 24-Schooner
Flora Woodhouse from New York, reports that
she picked up Capt McCobb of schooner Frank
and Emily of Rockport, off Wilmington, N. c.,
which sunk in the gale of the 14th. The crew
consisted OF four besides the captain. All the
otners are supposed to have been lost. He was
picked up after being in the water twenty flour
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MARINE NEWS.
ariOus.

The schooner Lizzie Lane at Vineyard Haven
reports April 18th lat. 1925 long. 1910, picked
yards sails and rigging attached Length of
topgallant yard 20 feet and OF royal yard % feet.
The sails were cotton duck from Mt. Vernon
mill, bunt goskets canvass with white border
and red centre.
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The Way they Settle Disputes in the Black
Hills

DEADwooD, d. T., April 24-This afternoon
dispute arose in which seven persons were
engaged, concerning the titls of town lot in
South Deadwood. After some harsh language
all hands drew shooters and commenced firing
Daniel .. BrodOvich of Eureka, Nevada, was
tally shot, and A. Millich slightly wounded.
Another disturbance was caused today by town
lot jumping, during which several shots were
fired but nobody hurt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE AFFECTED.

After you have used the various so-caled Cough
Mixtures for the cure of coughs. and are not salts
fed, try bottle OF Mason,s Cough Syrup. If
you are not satisfied that it is the Best in the
Market" return it in twenty -four hours and take
your money.
Prices So cts, 60 cts, and $780, Largest bottles
are the cheapest.
Prepared and sold only by
EDWARD MASON, ADothecary
ap25eod2wsn* 251 Middle ST., Portland,
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNAL)
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
April %, Il A. MY
For New England,
and Middle states slightly cooler, northerly to
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather
with stationary or slowly rising barometer.
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GOOdyear's Pocket Gymnasium

is proving one Of the best appliances in the market
for restoring to health those suffering with Dyspepsia
or Lung troubles, as 1 can get, and have a number
best.
Mr.. Hooper. Messenger of Superior Court says he
was very much run down, weak and debilitated, and
in short time the of them restored him to good
health, and SO with many others.
The Doctors all agree that they first rate, and
we fully believe they should be in every family, as
the children in special manner get great benefit
from them to make them strong for old age, and
who, on that ground, would not have them, and the
Doctors believe that would be the case.
opportunities will take notice of this, and make
enquiry into the facts. which is all is needed to
insure large sale: They can be found at the
agents, 1874 Danforth Street, also at Sawyers Drug
Store, COT. Middle and Exchange Streets also at
Stockbridge Bros, Exchange Street near Congress.
Please call and examine, at one of these places.
w. A. BlBBER,
General Agent, 1914 Da nforth Street.
Portland April 1877. snap9tf
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$500 Eastern r. scrip. Observation-Disclosures. 5l3
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new 34s, 1905 $50. 80. sol
Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 3I's, 1906. ........ SOL
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MARRIED.

IN this city, April "a, by Rev. j. r. Day. Edward
y brien OF Deerlng and Miss Nettie NJ Butler of
Portland. "
In Lowell, March 70, John o. Abbott of Sweden
and Miss Marian b. Davis of Biddeford.
In Naples, April IA, H. Howard Halves of Vassal-
boro and Miss Ida j. Sahborn of Naples,
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DEPARTuRE aR sTEAmsuIps
MARINE n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, April "a.

Tuesday, April "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Moravian, CBr) Graham, Liverpool
passengers and mdse to III q A Allan.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pgssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Anna, Siewerts, Piau via Boston, with 934
bales rags to order. Vessel to Chase, Leavtt & Co.
Barque Rachel, Norton Matanzas-676 hhds So ties
molasses. Cargo and vessel to Geo Hunt g. Co. .
Sch Setagawa, Bryant, Philadelphia to James
s. Williams.
Sch Congress- Carnage, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox.
Brig Matilda, Coombs, Rockland-Nathl Blake.
Sch Maggie FALLING, Dalllng, Cardenas-Geo S
Hunt 81 Co.
Sch Ada Barker, Dobbin, Pittston, to load for
Cuba-Chase, Leavitt q Co.
Sch Three Sisters, Bickmore, Friendship
rS"The Custom House will not be open for bust
ness transactions April Goth, (Fast-Day)
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 24.-The Printing cloths
market is more animated but sales light; standard
and extra Ga @ CAS- quoted at DC; but slight dis
count is allowed in some cases,
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CARDENAS. Schr Maggie Dalling-54O shocks
and heads, 500 prs heading 6lS empty casks, $4,000
hoops, 300 boxes herring.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Cattle Rlnuus


LONDON, April 24.-There has been an out
break of cattle plague in the parish of Willes-
den, MiddleseX. 124 head were slaughtered
to day.
The Irish Parliament.
LONDON, April 24.-Ih the Commons Tonight
Mr.. Shaw member for the county of Cork.
moved the appointment of select committee
to enquire into the nature, extent and grou pds
of the demands made by the Irish people for
the restoration of tine Irish Parliament. After
heated debate the moti9n was rejected, All to
Fawcett and Forester concurred with the gov.
eminent speakers in expressing the most un-
qualified opposition to home rule in Ireland.
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AND COMMERCIAL,
Foreign ExpOrss

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
W True q Co.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. April 2i.-Sugar is advancing. Ex-
change advancing: U. S. 60 days currency at 81 O "a
discount; short sight q q Il discount.
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MATANZAS. Bark Rachel-676 hhis molasses 50
ties do to Geo s Hunt 81 Co.
PILLOW. Ger Bark Anna-93I bales rags to Or
dor
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G. p. Gray was shot and Instantly killed
during charivari at Chapeau, Canada, Mon
day night.
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MEMORANDA,

Sch Ella. Hatch, from Belfast for Beaufort, which
put into Charleston in distress, reports pleasant wea
Fear, and then encountered severe gale from ESE,
during which carried away manboom, had the deck
swept and lost boats and water casks. On the 18th,
carried away head of foremost and broke rudder post
On the 18th the gale moderated and on the 18th was
towed into Charleston.
Sch Yreka. Moon. from Aux Cages for Boston, put
into Vineyard-Haven 21st with loss of boat part of
deckload, jbboom, bowsprt, shrouds, sails, &c, in
the gale 18th.
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