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WANTED to buy several thousand bush.
els Of wheat for our use at our Mill. d.
Mattingly a Son.
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CALI on J. y. Davis for Family Groce.
ries. lie sell. good Goods very cheap.
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w. II. CmLroS, Esq Commercial Edi.
tor Of the COsrsT-Joarsai is at Crab Orch.
ard Springs.
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PUBLIC wEkL.-The boring Of the pub
lie well WAS completed on Saturday, with
very gratifying results. AT depth Of AZ
feet vein Of superior water was struck,
which rose immediately to . height Of So
feet. A pump was then put to work to test
the volume Of the water, and after hall
hours trial ii was found that the height Of
water vas increased nine inches. We learn
from Mr.. Pendleton that il is his intention
TO put strong force pump ON the well and
attach hose to il, with which the streets
can be watered for a distance Of 200 feet
each way. The boring, pump and fixtures
will cost si77 10.
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Hoe THIEvE.-Citisens in the lower end
Of town are 80 greatly annoyed by hog
thieves that some 20 Of them have solemn
ly pledged themselves, that in case any Of
their number should suffer from their dep
rotations, they will promptly cooperate
with each other, and never rest ill the thief
is apprehended and properly punished.
Mr.. VI. c. Portman lost line red Spanish
shoat a few nights since. He found the
place where the animal was butchered, but
no positive clue 10 the thief The vigilsnt
Committee have taken the matter in hand,
and are sure that they will succ,ed in Sc
curing the rascsls. Mr.. Portman desires
US to say, for the benefit Of the thieves who
may have designs on his hog, that he Is
now feeding them on strychnine, which IL
good for the hogs. but death to the ono who
eats the meat and that they are at liberty
10 help themselves. He will offer no r~-
si-tence whatever, and rather hopes some
thief may get dose that will stop his
stealing for ali time to come.
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ASorHER Collision. "wednesday eve.
ming the air brakes on the passenger train
refused to work just after passing Cedar
Creek Station, and the train was stopped
to 6s them. Capt. Sweeney immediately
sent back a nagman to warn the Freight
train following him, but owing to wet
track and down grade the Engineer vas
unable to stop his train, although the
brakes were vigorously applied and his en-
CINE reversed. The passenger train was
started, but too late to prevent the crash,
which tore of the rear platform Of the
passenger car and damaged the freigh, en-
gine considerably. No enc was hurt, for
tunaiely. but tho-e who jumped of into
that briar patch wore a woe-begone look AZ
ter merging therefrom.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.


Farmers who contem plate buying turn
ing plows for Fall use, are invited to ex
anime the Meikle Steele Plow introduced
in this county by us last Spring. Thost
who tried the Meikle last Spring unite il
saving at is the best running pillow evel
saw"
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Local VIEWS.

CnrArrsr salt in town at J. n. Davis. .
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wAGoSs, WAGoSsn wAGossI-we will
receive in few days direct from Factory,
car load Of the well known Fish Brother
Farm aud Freight Wagons. best WAC
ON os wuEELs) By buying in car load
lots we get all the advantage Of both dis
counts and low freights, as wholesale deal
e-, and consequently, sell them as 10" as
any dealer any where, in either city or
country, and We intend to do SO. We
mean what We say. Come ard see us, or
write to US and get prices.
WEAREN a EVANS.
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PERSONAL Norns.-Mi.-e- Annie Ow..
lev. Of woodford, and Kate Shropshire, Of
Arkansas, two interesting and handsome
Young ladies. are visiting Mis- Annie Nc.
Ali.,er. at Mr.. ]. O. Evans. Miss Lucy
Burton, Of Hu.tonville. and Mis- saIIie
Wood, of Paint Lick. are guest. Of Mis-.
Pap,hea Mckinney. Mis- Minnie EJmi.-
ton. Of Crab Orchard, i. a, Mr.. b. b. Ed.
Missions. Mis- Eiira Esgleman is visiting
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CRAB ORCHARD kACks.-We had hoped
for the benefit Of Mr.. II. W. Farris, who
deserves the kindest consideration Of stock
men, that the races over his magnificent
Course would have been better patronired,
but conflicting Fairs drew of horses that had
been promised, so the proprietor had to rely
on local stock. The running was, however,
very creditable, and every thing passed
on pleasantly and without the least dis
turbance. The first race was for the Pey-
ton Embree Stake; a dash Of I Of . mile
for 2-ysar olds, to carry 90 lbs. There were
i've entries but only two started, Uncle
Pate refusing to run his waynesburg, be-
cause the Judges objected TO his riding the
colt, rs on being weighed he was found to
be just Eve pounds lighter than the requis-
lie fgures. The race was then between Las
ley a McAlister's Bob Mac, and w .B. With
ers' Knob Lick, and Was won by the former
easily, in l;2ii. The second was a match
race 4 Of mile dash. for $50. LAsiey 4
Co.'S, Namesake, and w.R. billions Honest
Al, ran, and the purse was taken by the
latter in l:22. The third and last race was
for Saddle Horses, catch weights. Five
started and W. 7. saunders' horse took the
purse in l:5i; billions horse second.
Wednesday found much larger crowd In
attendance and the sport commenced with
a handicap race Of . mile, Saddle horses.
There were started-Bill Saunders car
rying us lbs. won In i;4s Friday
second. The Gentlemen's race for the q.
o. Springs purse Of 500 had four star
tiers. Mile dash, won by John A. Fleet, In
2Os. AMule race best two In three, mile
heats. created considerable merriment. IL
was won by billions mule, the fri heat In
2:42 and the second In 2:5s. One or two
other races were ON the programme, but q
heavy rain coming up the fun was here
brought toa close.
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FOR SALE.
Suburban Home For Sale

will sell at a fair price and upon favorable terms
my little home, near stanford, the Danville
Turnpike, within one mile Of the Court-house con-
tanning 10 Acres with residence and out-build-
ings. (2s2-tf) y. j. CAMPBELL.
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER lIBERNIAN DR. Archer, a Halifax 21st from
Liverpool had heavy westerly weather the passase
Feb h the cargo stecagc deck shifted which atterward
secured 18th the again shifted In the main
stceragc, and was secured; iOh. stove No = boat
BRIG THos ALBERT (B) Kin sston, ia. Jan % from
Halifax, dismW tcd aud received other damn5e la
hurricane the ID ot January VIII have to reht
BRIO MoSrRosE ), Kingston, ia, Jan 81 from all.
fax, sprun leak during the and had TO throw
part OF barge ovcboar also sustained other dam
sem CLARA VI GOODMAN from New York for Manzanilo,
Cuba reported Norfolk In Distress
heavy NV gale about 45 milss Of Barnega lasting ~
hours during which she had her orcmast head and lying
bay carried away and her deck load consisting lumber
washed overheard and lost she will be repaired before
leaving
ScnR RATHER lsherman). from Fortune Bay NJ. at
Halifax 2ist went ashore Point Pleasant Shoal during
iov. She oil, and will 20 the Marine railway. IL
10 said she Is leaking badly.
scHR JosKrn BAKER (of Sag Harbor). Davis. from
Cienuegos New York. laden with sugar. struck the
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
SPOKEN.

ship Victoria Awcad from Boston for Calcutta Dec 2S
Ship Princess Alexandra (or 81 John. NB). from Lobos
Island for -. Dec D. lat 33 8. Ion 81 50 w.
Ship Rock Terrace BD Kennoy, from Callao for Vsien-
cis; Jan To- at - s 20 N lon sa "A u.,hour,.
Jan |. lat =. Ion SOW.
ship nighlander Hutchinson. from Boston Nov q Tor
ship Rsn6ow from san Francisco for Cork. Dec H. lat
Ship Plymouth Rock G.Hn from London for Now York.
Jan 30 lat II 20 Ion IA 40
Ship Cormorant sr Williams. from San Francisco for
Liverpool Nov .. lat 2 % N. lon 118 81 W
An American ship. showing HRGL o. from Boston for
bombay was seen 2 lat 23 "a on W. with ensign
Russian ship. showing BCsH from Bahia for Charles
ton. wass on Ian s. lat o II S, Ion 33 IS w.
lat IL N. Ion n.
Bark Csigmullen ~ 81 DAYS from San Francisco for
Antwerp, Dec -, lat 81 ~ =. lon % II W.
Bark Merle [Br Norris from Pensacola for Rio Janero,
Jan ID. lat II IS N, Ion 81 4OW.
Francisco Jan 2. lat n. Ion 26 W.
Bark Thorndtke G0rham, from Boston for Zanxibsr.
Queenstown. Oct 4. lat IS Is N. Ion la3 40w.
Bark Eanchon r), Cain. from Hamburg for Philadel-
phia. Jan 20, LAT Al 26 lon l443.
Bark Annapolis (Br,, Deap from New York for Callso,
IAN II. lst 3 33 8. Ion SO 16 W.
German bark. showing QNPB, from San Francisco for
Cork. WAS seen Dec ~ lat 2S 40 y, Ion 20 -.
Brig River Queen tBr Gould, from Savannah for Monte
vtde0 Jan 2. lat Is 8, Ion b w.
Schr Robert Myhan Whittemore from New York Por
TO Alcgre Jan g. lat II N. lon 81 w.
The WrsM 20 days from Francisco Cork
Dec II. lat 81 30 s. Ion SO low.
JNCT b) american ship from San Francisco for Liv-
erpoo, Feb 4. lat 43 n, lou "a w.
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. De vivo has retired from the management Of the
Abbott troupe and will that OF the D Murska
concerts.
Miss Abbotts concert at tho Brooklyn Academy viii |
not take place this evening, the management having
decided 10 present her opera (Ls Figla'c We'd
nesday instead, with the New York cast.
At tho Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia ''Tho
Two Orphans' IL to be revived this week. Messrs.
Mackcy and Mckee Rankin, who were the originals OF
jacques and Plerre at the Union Square Theatre,
now members OF the stock company at tho Chestnut
Street, and they will resume their old parts
Tho new scenery for Mr. Flyers grand Wagner
festival will be completed Ia very short time, and
negotiations pending with q celebrated tenor in
Berlin. Mme Papponhem, Nine. Pauline Canissa,
Mme Clara Perl and other eminent artists will appear
in Of the music dramas Of the "ing OF tho Nibe-
lungen" and other operas by the greatest Of living
composers
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Fob 25-Arrivcd, barks Maggie Chapman (Br)
Taylor, Philsdephia; Lala Rookh (Br). Dskin, do
BIRxESHKAD. Feb 25-Arrivsd bark Skerkholdt CNor).
Torgesund, New York.
BoRD.AUx, Feb 23-Salod. bark Flora tFr) for Now
York.
FALMOUTH. Feb 25-Arrived, ship Sapphire Congdon,
San Francisco via Valparaiso
HAvRE Feb 26-Arrived, schr E A Baixley, Townsend
Mobile via Charleston.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 25-Arrived, steamer Australian (B.
Peters, Galveston; ships Campbell Curling. Mobile;
Mabel (Br) Wright. San Francsco VIM McGilvery Nick.
els New Orleans; Samarla Patten, do barks Assvrisn
ton.
Sailed 24th ship Lawrence Brown. Williams, Tybec;
bark shon Quilt (B, George, Pensacola (and back
25th to the Mersoy).
LONDON, Feb 25-Sailed from Gravesend bark Magdals
(Br). Lowrie, Bull River.
MALAGA. to Feb 25-Arrived. bark Amor (Nor), Torxd
sen. New Orleans.
MARsEILLEs Feb 24-ssiled. bark Tonmas QtaD, Ca
Zero, New York
MELBOURNE. Fob 25Arrived ship Grandse Shilaber.
New York.
PLYMOUTH, Feb 25-Arrived. steamer Gellert (Ger) Ba
rends New York for Hamburg and prococde ship David
Brown Cocord, Msurtius; bark Caroline Susanne Ge,
Frautwein New York.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 26. AMOR steamer City of Chester
(Br, Tibbetts, New York for Liverpool.
Passed BY 25th. PM. steamer Indiana. Sargent from
Phladelphia for Liverpool.
Sailed from - Feb "a. Gregory. for Sandy Hook.
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
TRUE TO HIS WORD.
THE END OF A BRIEF coURTsHIP-A BREACH
OF PROMISE QUICKLY HEALED By JUDGE

THE END OF A BRIEF CoURTsHIP-A BREACH
OF PROMISE QUICKLY HEALED By JUDGE
MURRAY.
August Cbrstmann, young German OF nne appear.
ance we'll attrod, apparently about twenty years Of
ago. was passenger on the steamer Suevia from Ham,
burg, which arrived in port about ten O'Clock yester.
day morning. Journeying the same vessel, though
unattended, vivacious young countrywoman from
Wiesbaden, q brunette, with sparkling black eyes,
petite figure and wealth of raven trcsses, which
flowed becomingly over her shoulders. Her namc was
Emma Meyer, and August was soon fascinated by tho
Of the brunette smiled sweetly her ad-
mrer and willingly accepted the offer Of his protec-
ton. The intimacy grew SO rapidly that. no sooner
had the lott Havre which is the rst port she
touched on her voyage, than Emma and her cavalier
were known to their fellow voyagers Mr. and MRS.
Christmann. Arrived at Hoboken, apartments were
secured for the couple At tho Park Hotel, whittier
Emma's effects were at onco despatched though
August forwarded his TO No. " Second avenue ~ this
city.
He accompanied Emma to the hotel, but after
short stay parted from her. Though absent but
sought the aid OF the police 0icer Robinson Of the
Seventeenth precinct traced the absentee to his lodg
inss anu there took MN into custody Yesterday
Essex Market Police Court and the facts detailed TO the
magistrate. Emma present and insenty watched
the proceedings. August was represented by counsel
Judge Murray-"Well you have heard the lady's
statement she says tnat board the vessel you
agreed marry her DO you intend TO stand by the
agreement or notY ask you as man."
August-'I will stand by my agreement"
Instantly the little lady rushed forward and
embraced her friends with great gee, though August
TO share In her joyful Transports did
he embrace her with tho rapture oil bridegroom.
Judge Murray, however, complimented him on
tho charms Of his spouse and the manlness
he evnced in abiding by his agreement.
He proposed the immediate solcmnizatlon Of the
marriage and all parties proceeded to the JUDGES pr
vate ROOM Rev. Henry Murray, =. j. , oihciatSd in
proper legal form. while Victor Hcimburger and J.
Edward McGowen clerk OF the court, officially wit.
messed the contract The principals were directed to
seal with their lips their solemn engagement, and Mr.
and Mrs. Christmann fact lett the court to celebrate
the wedding festivities elsewhere
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. Is, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD sTEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer State Of Texas Boiger Galveston fit -
with %ase .a Gs1 oyas
steamer Beneiactor Jones Wilmington. No. days. with
steamer yanoke, Couch Richmond. City Point and Nor
ok with mdse and to Old Dominion Steamship
neys Oct wa %:s
strong westerly saes and cams OIL The Cape Of cSd 0ps
sr i Si'i u n s very
wss.r Wind FL r0ns the sss
about the decks ana blowing away lower main TOP;
Cape Good Hope spoke British ships Dreadnourht
Tor S.pS" s ss:1 S
pcrd from Cebu for do Duke Of Aeecon from Hong Kong
ssrI from fiaa%E ioi and AnsIssn bark ~ Imsn
as%s s ssa
Francisco. 40 days out
sss' IS at % BAL
Bark Nomad; jayne. Lcghorn Jan 2i, with marble and
Bark t,aeIo taD Gorindo Trapan 45 days with salt
%s@ ras S raseS ssS Jan 2o had some strong gales
bark ssgadohocs Powers Havana Jan 81 with sugar
Brig Naoya San Miehse,dtaD; si"no Rochester. e. 81
days. In ballast to Punch, Edye Go.
Ry-steamer Montana tr, which arrived SATURDAY. night
last from " Ioen H. L. ao Ion ion
New York; 3D. 40 miles Sandy Hook. saw anAnchor
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
Steamer City OF Ftchburg. Springer New Bedford for
New YORK.
Steamer Thetis Young. Providence for New YORK.
Steamer Tie. Ewing. Now London and Norwich for New
Yort.
Sehr Cygnus. Steele, Machias for New York.
Schr Kit Carson, Robbins. Gloucester tor New York.
Schr Caroline q. Young. Wood's Hole for New YORK.
Schr ) IL g Haws. Hammond Chatham for New York.
sclr Alice Bell, Hathaway Wareham Tor New York
Schr Ruth Thomas Hutcllns, Somerset for New York:
sehr Charles Rogers, Rogers Providence for New York.
Schr q Shultis Young Providence tor New York.
Schr Ann Eliza. Robbins. Providence tor New York.
Schr George Marke, Shropshire, Providence for New
York.
sclir Mary Miller. Dayton, Newport for New York.
Schr Ontario Burdick Bristol for New York:
schr President, Brookngs. Mystic Tor New York .
Schr Belle seaman steolman, Hartford for New York.
schr Rodney Parker, Parker New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr Helen Iasbrouck, Bennett New Haven Tor Balti.
schr Joseph Pharo Soper New Haven for Baltimore.
schr Johnson Mngee, New Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Emma Avery, ali, New Haven for New York.
Schr Kate McI.can Sammis Stonington for Now York.
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. Stamford tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Con Whitney. IIaett. New York for Bostoi.
Brig Anna ODeli tBr, Porter. New York for ST Johns.
Nj tand anchored u In Hart Island Roads,.
Carrie ". FenrcVerv New York for Portland, Me-
Schr George A Pierce Kelly, New York for Salem
schr l. A Tolcs, Wells. New York tor Greenwich
Schr Mary A Predmore sherman, Hoboken for Provi-
dence.
schr Para Jones, Port johnson Tor Boston.
Schr De Mory Gray, Port Johnson for Boston,
schr Lotte Beard Perry. Savannah for New Bedford.
The New York herald., 1877-02-26

pouse. al don't want to do that merely want to
ask you few questions"
me: say IL out here" returned Welspiel as he con-
tinued 10 play his cards. although he evidently ex.
sad about his telling them two hours before her body
found that the girl had gone to staten Island he
laid down his cards upon the table, and, fixing his
bright eyes keonly and viudctvcy upon those OF the
reporter he tried read Is motives coming 10 him.
The scribe returned the look calmly aud after mo-
spiel broke out 6ercely :-"Its damned licl never
said any such thing did not know she was going TO
Staten Island told ali know. and " they want 10
bring me down there again IN tell It again. I"
Tho last sentence was uttered In menacing
tone. and tho speaker was exhorted by his CON-
key, with flushed acc ana excited gestures to repeat
what he said the witness stand He added that he
had asked katie 90 ho%s gay S or I noe 20
20 homo poor
The question was thus reduced to one OF veracity
between three presumably respectable persons ana
Mr. Welspiel and the reporter seeing nothing could
be gained by waiting, withdrew
AGAINST THE THEORY sUicIDR
Aside from the implication that Welspiel lied when
he told about parting with the girl in chatham square,
the above story tells against him In other respects he
assorted the witness stand that he had not bcen on
Staten Island any day OF the week preceding tho
girls death. and that he had worked the whole
homs at noon as stated Now, the books OF his en-
ploycr show that he was away from work on Wednes-
day aiternoor the day on which Katie told the dress
maker she had been TO Staten Island. And on tho
other hand the books show that he reported for
work when tho roll called alter noon on Saturday,
but slipped away late in the day II ANXIOUS to have
his absence not noticed.
Apart from the evidences OF an expected long period
OF life shown In the purchase OF Dress and so forh
very strong point against the theory Of suicide lound
in tho littc slip OF paper which led to the idcntca
ton of tho 1t will be remembered that thcre
not cent OF money or card or other article OF
which the deceased could be recognized found upon
her person. Everything OF that kind had evidently
been carefully removed II that had been done by the
deceased she would have certainly removed the
slip OF paper with the name and address Of the
young man. which she had received three
weeks before and hid In the ribbon OF her hat.
She herself would havo thought OF II at once for In
the light OF her parents testimony about the jealousy
OF Welspie would appear that shc placed II In her
hat 10 escape his suspicious cyes
Mrs welspiel was apparently at home when seen by
the reporter last night and II 10 said the couple have
been living together tho death OF tho unfortunate
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
rPxR srxAxxR MoxrAxA1

ALLoA. Fob l2-Arrivsd. Asow, Rsssow. baltimore.
AsrwERr Feb i2-saiIsd. Leading Wind. hneklsy. Hong
Barxrx. Feb il-Arrivsd. Baltimore ~. ANDERSEN, Bal
sailed llth Baltimore, YoLken Bsl.imsr. tsss bslow,
Baltimore Jch.nne Marie Gustavus, Nav York "
BxRcxIosA. Feb s-Arrved. Busnsvsntura. Echevarris
S.sDTT Feb ,4,s..lss Es..sns Stanley c:l..s
New York; Pisro. catsro Shields for do and both an
DUSIis to Feb l4Arrived Annie Barker wash sasilla
River; Progress Richards, Bull River
BSsxaHs 70 oI Fob 5~cisared Eidsia dundsrssn Amer
..dlAscew, Feb i4-Arrivod. Victoria c. Heddsrwick
.GinsAITAR. Feb s-Clsarsd. American Eagle. MsMatoa
Hull Feb is~Ar?ivsd Charles. sIslisy. San Fran,
sailed ls'h Ocean ssrsn;en New ors..
H1yRx. Feb i2-sailed Minnie II Gsrow, Gerow. South.
IPSWICH Feb is-sailed. Sol FraseIy. Baltimore; Anna
RsS lsAS,vsd rived: EEsyP. @ Grossn. New
ss1 Sailed t's sih Roat Young l4sh SAINT.
n.n Ss.ssS xssr 'Sa's smps 9ss
soey Key West; xema. Foster. St John NIB; Jane Fish,
IosDos FsD y Arrived. Luigi r: Ee.,sn' New Iork
psnsssoia 1t i4sh DennarI Williams New York jacob
Entered out 18th Briefly nm. Baird, Vancouver Island
Sailed from Gravesend i4th Constantine. crsevy. New
York.
MALAGA Feb 9-Saled, Scandinavia W). Gibraltar. Ca
dir and New York.
MtsslNA. Feb 7-Arrved, Daisy. Mccsrsy Venice.
Sailed 4th, Kjartan NATHAN, New York.
OPORTO, Feb 6-Ssiied raquette de Nova York; Silva
New YORK; vesta. WAhpreu. Phadelphia. .
PoRrsxcurM Feb is-Put In Lincero. Cinolo. from
Nieuwo dep for New York.
PLYMOUTH, Feb 14-Arrived, Alamo, Bruderhausens bro
for Key West.
suSDERLAND FEB 14-Arrved, Delta. Evans, San Fran.
cisco. .
SHIELDS Feb ls-saied. Atlantic. New York; 14th vs
ronicM, do. -
sonaxNro, Feb 9-saed, Alexandria 0s) New York.
TRIESTE Feb 1O-Sailed, Ferraro, Cuomo New York.
YARMOUTH. NV, Feb i4-Arrived, Deseti Dubrovacki,
Drobaz. from Lynn for Now Orleans, and anchored
BREMEN. Feb II The Baltimore, Fckken. for Baltimore
In apchoring lighthouse broke from both anchors
last night driven Faddcrwarder Fairway where
she Ia At anchor .
Later-The Baltimore has been assisted into harbor
OuxxNsrowN Feb 13-The American ship Baltic has
ceived orders for Hull The refused duty. She
this morning being towed up to dock.
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
OBITUARY..
JAMES RYDER AvEILHr.

The DEATH from consumption OF James R. Aveilhe,
at the age OF twenty-five at Savannah Ga, on the 5th
ut, Is announced. The deceased born In Charles
ton, s. c., and for many years student OF Seton
Hall College, New Jersey, and It is but short timo
ago that he graduated with tho highest honors.
While In Seton Hall, young Avclhe noted for his
universal good nature, gentlemanly dcportment and
gentlencss Of manner. He was greatly liked by his
professors and by his fellow students, and, on sew
cra occasions, received testimonials OF the high
teen In which his comrades held him. He rst in
all manly sports and hard working scholar aud was,
out OF college, favorite in society He had hosts Of
friends, and his unlocked for death will be widely
mourned.
The New York herald., 1877-02-26
MEXICO.

CoRTINA's ARREST INsTIGATED By CANALEs-
THE OLD RIVALRY BETWEEN TWO BANDITS
THE GOVERNOR OF TAMAUL1PAs HOLDING THE
TRUMP CARD.
MArAMoRos, Feb 25,
via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Feb. rs, 1871
General Canales Governor of this State entered this
city to-day with about 900 1t now appears that
General Cortina was arrested yesterday by General
Banco by express order of General Canass osten-
sbly Cortna had not obsyed orders from tho
general government to 60 to tho city Of Mexico.
RoBBING RoBBER.
General Canales, on his way here, took from Cor.
tinas rancho about 800 beeves and several hundred
horses 1t is the general impression that the entire
property of Cortina will be coniscated.
RIVALRY.
There has boen q long standing rivalry between
Canaes and Corna the control OF this State, and
II is believed Canales will strip CortIua OF his wealth
and remove all his friends from official positions Oh
this frontier thereby disposng Of what has heretofore
been powerful mpedment to his entire political
control OF the State OF Tamaulipaa