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New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
ASSERTED OUTRAGE ON STRIKERS.

The striking cigar-makers were very much
excited yesterday by report that several Bohemian
women had been mareated by the police. The women
ID was asserted were standing the Bowery near inc
shop Of Lichteusten Brothers, when Police officer
ordered them TO move away, at the same time pushing
one OF the women, who hcld her little child, which
began TO cry The officer then went up to an
other Of the women, Maria Ehret, and pushed her
VIOLENTLY throwing her TO the ground The woman. who
was far advanced in pregnancy, was unaDle 10 rise
wherepon the officer assisted By two others, the report
stated pulled her to her feet, ana was dragging heF 10
the station House when an acquaintance OF the WOudh
induced the policeman 10 let her be taken home.
The woman was rcu0rted as suffering greatly. reso-
luton was passed by the Cgarmabers Association 10
take legal against the officers and To secure
their arrest Their numbers were reported To he llsO
j5l and 22s IL also stated that Mrs FabOrsky an
nesday was suffering from injury and fright to such an
extent that her life Was deSpaired OF.
The oiectncnt suits Of Sraou Storms against sew
cra of their striking tenants ~ Broomest were dis
missed by Justice Dufe yesterday on account or some
technical irregularities in the aidavts New suits are
TO DE begun. member OF the firm stated 20 TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday that they had not get completed az
ra2rmcnts the introduction OF Cinnamon but could
bring them here in ten days. several OF o." od hands
had returned work. aud next week they would take 90
"A number Of < rs and teach them the trade Ludhclms
employees, IIgAtyclghth-,t, were ordered 10 sukc
be- ause Sir Lin eG had broken Lis pledge 70 Increase
thc wage, ot his Worsmen. letter from cEar-maLsrs
I'M Troy s,atei that 10 Cinnamon would come rom san
Francisco as WAGES higher there tnau IN New ork
over 100 received yesterday for the fect or the
sf
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

ly enped the railing and fastened the front door
but II required the united efforts OF Sergeants Dyer and
him up. Yesterday he wac silk raying. About noon he
was identified as John Montgomery, bartender at
Pearl aud FrOnt-sts.
long ISLAND.
MINEoLA.-The recently organized Poultry
Association of Eastern New York viii hold meeting AT
GincOla on Wednesday next, at lO3O a. u 10 maNe Ut
rangements for ITS first Winter exhibition.
LAUREL HuL.-A thief on Thursday night
robbed the little church at Laurel Hill Of cOminunlon-
table, parororgan. and framed scripture-texts me
was found i'm dunn OF bushes not far away but there
no trace Of the other articles.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-Dr. Rogers recently
appointed superintendent OF the Queens County Lunac
Asylum, Is now experimenting the necessary aterat'ons
IN the old Queens County Court House, and IL Is ex
pected that the building viii be ready Tor patients m1out
December l. IL VIII contain about twenty tooms' Iuete
are about hundred patients belonging to the county
now i'm the various state ustItuiions and me snpor-
OF all AZ saving OF $4,000 year The alterations OF
the old Court House viii cost about S2,oOO
STATEN ISLAND.
TOMPKINsvIILE.-Ca Captain COnklyn's yacht
Sea Drift win 20 into winter quarters az tne American
DOcks where she VIII receive thorough Overhauing.
William Jacobs, Of Bayave.. left his home
Thursday with 500 10 ms pocket saying that ne was
seen His wife making inquiries FOR him yesterday
at TIE different police stations on on the island Ihe
Wadsworth % fight the Indians have all returned to
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YORKTOwS-At Carman's Hill, IN Yorktown,
few davs ago a brutal OUTRAGE was committed upon
young Irish girl by a negro The girl had been milking
some cows belonging 10 her father and was driving
them from the ward to field haf mile distant, when
the negro pounced upon her andbcommted me assault
on giving an ALARM about tirty men MSlns III @ SlG
negnborhOod secured the country In all directions but
without success.
MANSARONECK.-CorOnerP Purdy was called, Yesterday
TO hold an Inquest on the body OF BENJAMIN RAYMOND,
Who had Decn struck and instantly killed by train on
the New W-Hayen Railroad
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
TIE N0RTHEPN P1CIfIc.
EIGHT YEARS EXTENSION PROPOSED ~ sENATOI
MIrCuEu's BILL, BUT WORK MUST BEGIN WITH

EIGHT YEARS EXTENSION PROPOSED IL SENATOR
MIrCHEH's BILL, BCI WORK MUST BEGIN WITH
IL SIX MONTHS
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-The hill introduced
10y Senator Mitchell, to-day proposes 10 grant eight
years extension OF time for the construction Of the main
line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, by way Of PORT
lard Oregon 10 Tacoma Puget Sound, but does not
extend the time for the completion OF the North
Branch line acros, the Cascade Mountains 70
Puget Sound The lands hitherto wthlriwn on
the route Of this branch II not earned by iho company
within time prescribed by existing law, are To be re-
stored 10 he public doman 10 he disposed Of like other
public lands under the direction of the Secretary OF the
Interior. In lieu OF the amount OF lands thus forfeited
an equal number OF acres be granted 10 the Port
land, salt Lake and South Pass r. T. CO. Gan Oregon cor
poratiou) along line from Umatila to salt Lake, pro-
vded tnat it begins work within six months from the
enactment Of this bill, and that 1t construct
twenty-five miles of road the first year. and not es than
road within four years The b provides that the road
between Umdtiia and Portland is 10 remain fninon
road for tho use OF both companies upon terms t' ne
fixed, II necessary by the arbitration of commission TO
be appointed 10y the President Of ,hc United states
granted TO the Northern Pacific Company by lu.s hin
sa bc upon the express condition that It shall within
months nom tine enactment, begin the con-
strUciOu OF its road, cltAer at Portland, or
al some point between UmdtIa and the mouth
OF Suake River, and construct ard equip east
% MiI' @ "i,1 m i, O.e AZ ~ c 'iC1 tu % @
the road completed. II these requirements are not
iii ~, mill he common road ,ye rrt.rrcG to and he
euutlcd the aid provided by building forty miles
year alJcr three months from the tine of the
failure of The Northern Pacific Company 10 lin IT, and
twenty-five miles annually thereafter.
Inc b furthermore provides that al the lands here
aftcI earned by tne company shall be sold by the
cnment and the proceeds placed In the United States
Treasury 20 constitute sinking fund with which 10 pay
accruin interest upon the first mortgage construction
bonds that shall De hereafter ISSUED b. the corporation
for the construction of unV portion Of tine road. Tie
moneys hus accumulated are be paid semLannu-
ally rs the road Is completed and accepted
in sections holders Of the interest coupons OF
such construction bonds (prO rata IL the sinking fund
is dchcenO. But il is provided THAT nothing herein
contained shall be construed creating any liability
pOnt the part OF the United States 10 guarantee pay
any interest any the bonds Oi said company IN
excess of the moneys arising from the prccmpuon aud
sales of the lands granted 10 such company and actually
paid into the Treasury ~ Aforesaid
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
EXPLORATYONS IN P4LESTTNE.
rxpER1ENcE or Dir. sELAn MERRILL.

TXPEEIENCE or DIR. SELAH MERRILL.
The Palestine Exploration Society, which is
snp,rted by voluntary contributions organized in
1870 for the purpose Of making scientific survey of the
region known in Biblical history Moab, Gilcad and
Bashan IN 1873 the surveying party sent ont
and in 1875 the work exploration further extend
ed by a second party OF the members or which was
DE- selah Merrill, WHO gave special attention To the ar
chGoloey Of the regions explored. The work Of survey
iug was suspended however, but Dr. Merrill
tnued his researches during 1876 and part OF the
present year. Thursday evening" at Chckerug Han, Dr.
Merrill gave an account OF his observations IN the
East Upon the platform were seated CheiJustlce {.
i. DAILY president 0I The American HeogTarmca society
Professor Roswell d. Hitchcock, president Of the
Palestine Exploration Society the Rev. Dr. Howard
Ward, and the Rev. Dr. william VI. Thompson,
syrian missionary, who arrived in this city on
Dr. Merrill said. in pant: zone OF the difficulties of
exploration Palestine Is caused by the traditions which
widely pfcYul-a d4ulcuIly MHlch is experienced III cA-
plOratOn IN 10 other part OF the world. Numerous arTh-
geological facts have been collected, however. which
VIII oe very valuable lh the study OF the Bible All
explorations carried on In The face OF many
obstacles The climate very peculiar and severe, and
TAe Valley Of the Jordan from Lake lUerar the Dead
sea, sixty miles in engh and about three miles IN width,
not have examined the Valley OF the
''G am saiisacd that hat it ' could ''6 be easy rri h,
gated from the Jordan itself. IL would tncn become
exceedingly fertile, and II is believed that half million
people could hHe IN TINS valley some very important
mounds exist m various parts OF this region. In the
sucCUtn region there II very large one thchly covered
with pottery. lnfO this ] wished 10 Dig for I think
some very valuable results may be obtained ina TINS way.
IL IN tins region that King SOOmOns bras, fouudrcs
situated. think that tuc best evidence OF sitI-
alton the Cities Of tIe Plain shows that they
the uOT end OF The Drnd Sea. Ia the OF the
jordan nearly All the houses deserted, account
the Moslen and Turkish rule You scarcely travel
half hour In this region without meeting
with valuable ruin. The theatres IN many cases
built to command tiuc views
OF the surrounding country Between Petrn and Da-
mascs there were between 400 and 500 miles 0i Roman
roads There was also IN ancient times an extensive
system OF irrigation. This especially apparent In
the Valley the JabhOk, tie fertile portions OF
which are now under cultivation"
Al the conclusion OF Dr. MeTIis address, Dr. Th0mu-
son, the missionary, well known the author OF Ile
Land and the Book - made a few remarks
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
TIE ORIENTAL CONFLICT.
RUMoRs OF PEACE PRoPosALs-ANXIETY IN con-
sTANTISOPLR.

RUMORs OF PEACE PROPosALs-ANHIETY IN CON
sTANTISOPLE.
LONDON, Saturday, Nov 10, 1877.
The Timess Vienna special correspondent de-
nes the statement that the Porte has summoned serva
to withdraw corps of observation from the frontier
The T,ness Berlin correspondent says The Porte
has confdentay communicated to some Of the Powers
the draft Of programme for the conclusion OF peace
1t be noted that this correspondent Is rather gwen
to making sensational announcements
The Tness Pera correspondent states that there are
dssensions in the Turkish Cabinet the subject OF
peace or war; but peace party fear being accused OF
secret dealings with Russia. There is great uncasness
in Pera Last week, pacards were posted In Stambou
summonng all patriots To rise, as the Government was
secretly negotiating with the Russians The pacard aO
urged the murder OF MahmOud Damad Pasha. Attempts
have been made fasten the responsibility Tor these
pacards on eXSutan MuTad, whose principal attendants
have arrested according 10 one account klcd
is cieaibly asserted that Damads illness was caused
by an tempt poison him. lie is now out OF danger
Various special teegraAs assert that several OF MIKE
tar Pasas officers have been sentenced to be shot lOr
cOwardice in the battle Of the 9TH INST.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
ANOTHER WEAK SAVINGS BANK.

BosroE, Nov. "a letter, dated Concord
y. H., November = published IN me Bo5ton Jou'7lH Tins
morning says the Carroll County Five Cent Savings
Bank. at Wollborough Il to be placed IA the hands of
receiver, who, however, has not yet been designated
There is q large discrepancy between the labil-
ties and assets OF tie bauk partially OWING TO
shrnGage IA the value Of the securities
II Is sad that bank has been brought 10 s present
condition through Acknowledgement the part Of the
treasurer John NJ Brackett, of MOllbOro.4h and the
neglect OF the trustees perform their duties. The IN
-iatIon hv the commissioners required muuth time
on more and they went through tie Affairs N the DAM
in most thorough manner Their official report Will be
nad to fhe Governor soon. The percentage OF the los,
cannot now be stated D. VIII depend W some measure
upon r success OF the receiver IN closing up tie ns
HtiUu, but ID Will bc large
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
NsrRANcE orF1cERs To RE TRIED.

The trial of the officers Of the American
Popular and Security Life Insurance COMPANIES was
again adjourned Thursday. Mr. Fullerton, the counsel
for Case, was absent in Connecticut and James NJ
smith, counsel for others, trying case elsewhere
The cases were set down percmp.OIily for Monday
They will then be taken up in this order Robert J. Case
president OF the Security Life Insurance Company the
tral Allen the secretary Of the same company ana OF
Dr. Thomas :. Lambert the president Of The American
Popular Lie Insurance Company. The mouon 70 quash
the indictment against Lambert was deferred 10 the
same day. Robert J.. Case appeared voluntarily, and
his bail Tciustatcd.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
1NDIANs DEFEATED DY MExIcANs IN TEXAS.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. California
ton has here that the 10Th of October
a party OF Moxlcans, eighty-seyen IN number. under
command Of Don NarcscO AngO OF San Carlos, Mexico,
had battle In Texas the Guadaloupe Mountains,
with party Of Indians, who had been dcpredating in
feXicO near chihuahua killing six warriors ana captur
ing six equaws aud sxtyegh head Of stock stolen from
people living San Diego In Mexico. These Indians
were from Fort stanton Reservation In New-MexicO,
on the American side ~ the Rio Grande. The Indians
killed were provided with blankets and other
articles from United States Government The sealps
we're taken ~ Del NOrte, IN Mexico was also the
st0c which Waa identified by the oil the animals
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
p O S r S c RIP T.
3:45 a. II
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
DETAILS OF THE RUSSIAN DISASTER.
InrnnN sntnr1nr Nnv ID L.

LONDON, Saturday, Nov 10, ls17.
Reuter- dispatch from COnstantnople says de-
tailed reports of yesterdays Fridays battle near
Erzerum show that the fighting lasted eleven
hours. Two Russian columns attacked the
redoubts southeast OF ETzerum. One col
umn succeeded IN occupying block-house, nut
was disodged. The other column, perceiylng the
enormous loss of the former, retreated. The Turks
pursued them as far as Dove-Boyun, were driven
back from there, rallied and drove the Russians
back again to Deve-Boyun. The Russians lost
large quantity of arms and ammunition but only
few prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

J;fb Areuue Hotel-General Benjamin +: Butler,
of Massachusetts, senator william H. Bafnnm of SoneCd
cu George r. Robcrts FIRST Vice President ana Idu1
smith second VICE President Of the PennSiNanlt
Company, and John G. Priest ot It LOUIS ,t
-Tommander Francis J. Hggnson, u \ N ~ tl.
sG~ Iof.I Val, President o. the TROY ah1 boston
pailro,J Complny WestIHflStcT HOts-Gibs1h PeacOck
Of
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THE SIEGE OF PLEVNA.

CoNsTASTINoPLE, Friday, Nov. 9, 1877.
II is expected that combined operations VIII he
attempted by Osman. Mehcmet Ali and Chevket fa-
sha. upon which the fate of Pleyna will depend.
The Porte has determined to fight to the bitter end
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
R. RlDWirS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tsseess gnty coated for the cure u a ds
tie stomach liver bowels itr-, t... nervous
Diseases headache constipation indigestion, dfspcp-A
bliousress bilious fever. Inflammation Ci t. hl"c.,,
piles and al arrangements ~ c ni.t al Fse a. "atllo1
10 eject positive cure. Price 70 ceuts por box.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THE POPE SERIOUSLY SICK.


The FdRtoVa reports that the Pope's physi-
clan alarmed at the increasing weakness Of his Holiness,
has summoned signor Vanzeti professor Of surgery at
Padua, for consultation.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
pENsAcoLA FREE AGAN.

WAsmNGToN, Nov. "a dispatch received
here to-day, from Pensacola Fla. says In view the
entire exemption from sickness, and the cool weather
the Quarantine at tins port has been abolished for tho
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

TIE LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN KANSAS
TOPEKA, Kan., Nov. 9.-RepOrts from the
state show the largest Republican majority given in
proportion TO the vote cast.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

SPEEDY RELIEF FROM THE NAUSEA
uregar is insured bv c use of that Dell tfu plclu eI
D. the stomach MILK OP MAGNF5iA.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

UaLWAN'3 PAD can be relied upon 10 pre-
vent thc most dangerous contiguous maldcs GS Nadendne
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THE 1864 VINTAGE

or DIR UNpERWLris SWEET UNION PORT FROM
CRoroN pOIN1 VINEYARDS, SOW i3 YEARS oAp,
l. sOIpBY DRUGGISTS. IT - SIMPLY THE PVhh
JUICE or THE GRAPE NEITHER bhOGoho,
ItoUoREp NOR wArERED. AND FOR MEDIciNAh
AND sACRAMENTAL PURPOSES is ufk9oAl
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
Announcements.

TUNDRORG's PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUB, has
tle fragrance of a rtci bouquet OK flowers.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNuPs IN
BBOADWAY.
sa H. 637 Noon. 6s' sp. N, 7O5 Mdmght ni d.
HigheAt duunR the day 20 Lowest %
Average. 621s' Same day. 1876. 1917
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
DEATH OF A BRITISH CONSUL.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 9.-Mr. Myer Myers,
the British Consul az this place died last night. He
SO years Of age.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

Another stock of goods saved by HOLMES
Ceul omce system. ON election day te door eadus mo
fine IJt Of Howard ives II thambcrsst, which brought
atceu from the Central Office Ia than four minutes
Ills the only protection NcwH or which jig sure 70 save
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

Now opcu tie new elegant and incompatible baths, No
Lafaycttepace The baLns apartments are 10 Icy de
and ZG feel Idle and nttct up 30 style her",oiIe
own in this country MIS-. ALicE CAFES &. T. Ryan NJ
prCgrictOr5.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

TIE ADJUSTED
f. IIOWAEg 81 CO. WATCHES
ars the reliable tmtk-' made Tie company j. VIII
ING to te.t ANY uuulhcruf them similar number OF
grades OF imported watchts For irad PURPOSES
tncy are unsuI passed Examine them before buy ing
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
REDUCTION OF WAGES IN LANCASHIRE.

LONDON, Saturday, Nov 10, 1877.
The Manchester and Stafford cotton spin
ne have resolved give their operatives notice of Eve
uer reduction in their WAGES from the 2Jth instant
For other Fosejga Macs see fast pqgs
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

HouSckeepers who are really in earnest in
their desire the best Of for family should
send to their grocer Tor plLGs's celebrated q. h
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

4 stubborn and harrassng cough that viii
o iel Ia arbitrary remedies NAV be thoroughly cured by
r JAYNE, EXrECr0RANI most effective remedy FOR all
bronchial pulmonary disorders
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

r-rs and Womb Diseases. Gravel Dabctes DropsY stop
"a - of water Iuc0ntucnco Of Uunc, Bughts Disease Al
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rrlt ork uous appearaucs and Wiise t0uriust depoN
ifs and shen there Is pucAlly lurMg sense 9l ran
Ia The small u the DAcS SUI JuE ne
p. oeoIf tv IruggIsts PRICE. ONh DOLLAR
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
ACHES AND PAINS.

For h.sdacle whether sick nervous. rhcumlu, nm
bae0 and taEurss lu Che back spine or kfr1s pans
around te iys uleur-y swenrs of io joints ale 100 10
bowels ca;bIu and palms 0f al kiuds laiW4,s k y o'
will afford immediate ease an t- continued utt f1 teH
days eject q permanent cure. Price 30 cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
UW AKIAW I . I'D UEa
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
TY IN. Railways HEMEDIGS.

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN ICAok ~ ltE oFA-
IlIEs AND BOWELS FOR TEN 1EAh,- 49,.
-''--N ANN AKBOR Dec. -, 1873.
DIR RlDwAri That others may DO boneh'od make 'his
baVe had an ovarian IN tho ovae. ana oo.es toe
,rs tried The physicians pf THIS ylt'o il oihgs
Without any benefit lt vas gro~lns AZ sufl ~ -
s,t moi fave lived much longer itnu i IN llNueNl
ooo ,,y EeJWays Remedies had nos much fsitt n them
n", dna1y after much doibenton t1cl then -
Hi yerectly we'll hnd my heart = fuu VI sfALtuiet -
God 5r nis help ny deep sf cion To you sr Ani yof
,xsrful meicue feel dee indebted, And ny psyrrA
that it may much OF blessing TO others a. u haa SsSA
" me- tsigue5) 49,. hts r y. nl'n,s
fr whom you 10 send mec IN June 1879 Ias
medicines stated bought ~ mo, Win the ctccpo
sent so her by You may say shat AoF
Ia without quail,8t. on t~iEuoil l. y
Druggist and chemist Ann Arbor, Nieh.
This may certify thai Mrs Bbbns Who mAEs ne sooVe
certificate and has FOR many years vel sno IN 10
and The fDcs cron stated are unioAbiiy suN luhenAoy
correct Any one knows MIS- bDbiEs III lsIefc hsf
,t.s.n.aL jslsued) BNJ d. CoCKEL May " PoAh
MANY CICNgA = h. tpHt
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

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l7thst Specific Manual sent free on Application
EErBeatty, Washington, n .J .,sells$ |, ,0OOPianOs
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
Liver Complaint, &c.
kinney And BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

,yo, only s the Sartaparlan R'sovcnt excel a 70 nef =
aoeufs I'M the cure chronic scrollols C a--lo- AA'
-Kiu Uiseas. =, bat % tho Only positive cure l't
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
30 -. C(9Tt!TIIpElT. h.TE7llES

Iooscneas Dsrrea Cholera Horbus painful discharge
from the bowels stopped m fifteen or twenty minutes b
t.tug ad,ays Ready Relief so congestion OF l.fluma
t.uu 10 weakness assituic viii follow tle uso %. ue h.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-18

A GoUD WoRK.-The contract for
building the Squak and Newcastle
wagon road was undertaken by Messrs.
Cyrus Darst and James Bush, who
stipulate to complete the road for the
800 appropriation and the volunteer
and tax labor Of the district. 1t is
understood that the people Of New.
castle feel 10 small interest in this
road and will render material assis-
lance in helping it through. Mr.. X.
Stearns informs us that the road is now
about two thirds finished, work having
been begun in July, and that it is being
we'll and substantially done
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-18
The DAKoTA.-This steamer arriy,

The DAKoTA.-This steamer arrived
here yesterday morning, having taken
on ~ cords Of water pipe and $50 bales
OF hops ct Tacoma She will sail for
Victoria and San Francisco on Wednes-
day morning with the largest down
freight that has ever been taken hence
by any outgoing steamer. She took
1900 sacks Of oats from the schooner
General Harvey. and has enough more
on the wharf to run up the amount Of
grain to over 220 tons; an invoice Of
salmon, some 5000 cases, or about lO5
tous. The steamer Nellie brought a
thousand cases from Mukilteo ut . late
hour last night, eli Of which goes into
the Dakota. The increase of fisheries
on the Sound next year will augment
the down freights by the Pacific Mail
steamers for 1873, SO that a weekly line
will be necessary and that will take
three steamers TO do the work. We ex-
pect 10 see 1000 tons Of grain harvested
on the Swinomish flats this year, Of
which 5000 tons will be sent to San
Francisco. Of this $500 tons will be
shipped by the Dakota from Seattle,
while at least $500 will be stored at
Utsalady and shipped thence 10 San
Francisco by some OF the Puget Sound
Mill companys ships. A close observer
cannot fail TO note favorable increase
in oil the exports from Puget Sound
since these steamers came on this route.