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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-13


atively small audience last Thursday
evening at Simmons Hall on the ques-
ton Of Greenback money. The subject
was a good one and the speech very
poor one. II General Cary had cOnfin-
ed his remarks to the question without
playing the demagogue he might have
made q very good speech. But dema-
gogueism cropped out all the way
| through, both in manner and speech.
The following may be taken as an in
stance. In speaking Of the withdrawal
Of greenbacks, the issue of 1920 of
Bank notes for every 800 Of Green
backs withdrawn and the Secretary Of
the Treasury burning the Withdrawn
Greenbacks, he said in substance, That
the Greenbacks having been taken by
the soldiers, the farmers. the manufac-
turers, the mechanics, the laborlng
men, and others, made them money,
and that John Sherman had no more
right to burn them than the railroad
strikers at Pittsburgh had to burn rail
road and other property. This was said
without qualification. There was no
reference made to John Sherman being
Secretary Of the Treasury and acting
under and in strict accordance with the
requirements Of law, nor to the strik-
ers and rioters acting in violation Of
law.
Such demagogueism is entirely out Of
place in discussing the question of cur
rency, the preference Of a national eur
rency to bank currency, Or even Of
FGreenback money, The friends Of a
national currency in preference to a
bank currency may we'll ask to be say
ed from such advocates of Greenback
money. The fewer there are the bet
ter for the cause. All who expected
an able and candid discussion Of the
question of Greenback money must
have been disappointed in General Ca
rvs speech. None but those Of a dem
agogue type could be satisfied.
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In the coming Of the Surgeons of
the National Surgical Institute to
KenOSha on the goth, and 9th Of Sep
tember at the Grant House, the suffer
ing afflicted of this portion of the
country have an opportunity for relief
without fears Of being humbugged OF
mistreated. Also it affords a chance
for q cure to many who have long
wished for treatment at this Insti-
tute, but who could not afford neither
the time nor money necessary for q
visit to indianapolis. We extend a
cordial welcome to these surgeons
knowing their visits will necessarily be
Of incalculable benefit to many suffer
ing adults and children of this vicinity
I who will take advantage Of this visit
to see them and be placed under i'm
mediate treatment. The opportunity
should not and will not be neglected
Thp fO11ONinrr ic thn 5tocIiOn Df t1,e
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For Governor,
WILLIAM e. SMITH,
OF MILWAUKEE.
For Lieutenant Governor,
J. M. BINGHAM,
For Secretary of State,
HANS B. WARNER,
For Treasurer,
RICHARD GUENTHER,
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM REARTY,
For Supt. Of Public instruction,
G. WHITFORD, Of Rock.
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For St0maohs Ont Of Order,

No medicine will so eaectuaIIy improve the
tone OF ihe stomach as these pills; they remove
ali acldity occasion q either ny ntemperADce or
improner dlct. They reach the liver and reduce
it to Healthy sctiop; they are wonderfully efica-
cions in cases Of @pHsmin fact they never fail i'll
curing all disorders OF the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAT'S PILLS are tbe best known in
the world for the following diseases: Ague,
Asthma, Bilious ComDlsinis, BlotCHes on the
Skin. Bowels. Consumption, Debility, Dropsy.
Dysentery, EryS ipeas, Female irregularities,
Fevers Of all kinds. Fits, GOut. Headache, Indi-
gestion INF IN nation. Jaundce, Liver Complaints,
Lumhago, 'i'eS, rheumatism, Retention Of urine,
Scrotula ar King : Evil, Sore Threats, Stone and
Gravel. Tic-Doulourenx TumOrs, Ulcers, Worms
Of 81 kinds Weakness from any cause etc,
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For Cutane0us Disorders;

And all erNp1i0Ds II he SKIN, this Ointment IS
most invaluable. Ii dec not heal externally alone
but penetaes with The most searching effects TO
the VIEW r0nte If thk-eYil
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w A VS. PILLS

Invarlanly cu,e the following diseases,
Disorder Of The Kidneys.
In AL diseases areCrng hese organs, whether
they aseclete 100 much or too little water; or
whether they be- afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and ians -ettltd in the lojns over the
regions OF the kidneys, tEese Pills should be
taken accordi3 g 70 lie printed directions, and
the Ointment should be we'll rubbed into the
back at BID time This treatment will give lmost
jmmediatprellet when all other means have failed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia Br Thompson Liverpool Via oussns
steamer City q Dallas. Hines. Fsrnandina via Port
Steamer Biadls Davis PhisdsinSIa-ias HAND
Ship saracen tBr,. LeBoeuf. shanghs'-Vernon Brown
Ship Constance tBr,, James Greonock-Tupper Beat
Ship Abner Benyon Watts. San Ffancisco-smonson \
Bark Annie Florence sBr-iOr@erly bark car.ns dssp.
Bark Mary A Nelson tBr). Cogswsi, BRISTOL. E-J =
bark Texas OGer) Hiems Havrc--Chas Lung 60.
Bark Germania Porp. oporto and Lisoon-hagemeyer
BARK II Armstrong. Mauran. csdIx-c comstock Co.
Bark Grplmna utaD, JeccArno Leghorn-Lauro. storey
Bark Tal.msn !Br,. Briggs B.reado:-Dwish; Plat.
Brig cazqne tBr) Cox Saba via Richmond. va-Geo +
Brig Annie iBr1, Wallace Mavagues PR-Johu zis.ossn.
Brig F. Merry. Bradley. Havans-J F. Ward Co:
Brig Guso0rough(B r), Hansen, Santayo-J Smes Ward
Brig Escort tBr, Browne. 81 Johns. NF-Geo Bulley.
Brig Alpha (Br Rodenheser, Bridgewater NS-Hatton.
Brig II ii Clements. evils. st John, NB-Richard @
schr Victor. Croker. Maranham-G Amsinck 4 Co.
Schr Maggie Abbott, Abbott. st Johns (Antigua)-B
senr Louisa Wilson, Holt, St Johns tAntgua) Thomas
Schr q Drew. French. Port Mahon. Js-A solomon 1
Schr wardweli, Birnbaums, Cape Hayten-wilson
schr Mayor Jones. spaulding Harbor Isisnd-B Wen
schr Eliza beard tBr), Ferguson. st Johns. MA
schr Mia Cliuch (Bp. Mslaney. st Stephens NBJsd
Frye Co. -,
schr Jane Emson. rearce, Chareston-Evans. Ball Co.
Schr John Aosser. Rhoades. Norfolk va-Issac Sta
Schr NJ J Laughton, Halloweii. Boston -Chas living
Sloop Mary Elisabeth Lewis sayorook-Rackets Bro.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK CApfz Nor from Pensacola for London, wrecked
On H ns. Il .nS s
BARE AGATE. Brown, from New York. which arrived At
3 fss ai LOST ss s sSy
an and injured bottom.
BARK wrLnrLx Klsxrs GER, Barmel..es 10. Hamburg.
to Wilmington. NJ April 4 TO undergo some necessary
pose
BARE MArH,LDx sp,. from Pen.aeOl. c.se March a.
BRIG csoa.sTy tBr, MsIn.o.h, from London a. cs.s
BRIO STAR Cook Brunswick. Gu, for Rio Jsnero,
put into Bermuda March "a leaking badly.
sssr Coral s S:': .s
main .se, gone uddsr badly injured bottom ssdy inssd
ing her.
scnR oxs smrnD.s from MidSlstown. c.. 70. Prey.
April s and towed of AN April g. leaking she will
ford 9Th nst parted the line attached TO the ting and
a s h nsp n %
The Hattie r:ys stern was slightly injured but proceeded
Haven returned 10 Edssrosn April with los: losoom
morning Of 80. viii repair temporarily and proceed
scnR IsAssLLA JnwErr loaded with coal wa. taken in
lived At wi%erpoH she quickly died sunk Til.
schooner raised the 81 1.-THE water pumped out Of
cIyas: ,:sss line
OF pier SO H. was raised yesterday BY ths Baxter Wreck
ing amer John Fuller.
BosroS Mass April 5-rhe wreck Of fishing vessel
found Winthrop Mass, to-day IL Is thought that the
entire crew persisted In last nights storm.
NORFOLK, April 5-The steamer Is h J Baker arrived
here Yesterday from the of the Norwegian bark
Pantser Cape Henry with the portion Of
saved from that vessel The Baker returned
to tho wreck last night.
SAN Francisco April GA rumor prevailed in this city
this morning that the steamer City Of sydney which LETT
here Australia y few weeks ago. had been burned ut
sea- advces the City OF New York that she
Honolulu with flaw in or her pistons and
ceedsd on her voyage with one engine.
MISSING vEssRL-The schr Nimbus, which sailed from
Livsrpoo Ms Tor Barbados with cargo of fish and lum
her has been heard from She Is out
time. being months and twenty out The above
vessel built Liverpool Ms in 1876 l34 tons regis
ter is owned xt Brooklyn NY by and II Dexter. and
insured In the Ocean Office OF Halifax for and she
cargo tho Canada Marine Company for 81, 400.
QUICK PAssAGs-Tne British schr sblthern Home. Capt
Thomas has Just made another rapid rnn-v from New
York Pernsmonco and back deeply laden both Ways, In
. mo ths days
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SMALLPOX IN BROOKLYN.

About three weeks ago smallpox broke out In the
private school kept by the Sisters OF Mercy corner Of
woushby and Classon avenues, Brooklyn. Eighteen
children were taken sick with tho dread disease and
werc removed 10 the County Hospital, Flatbush.
There we're about 200 pupils In attendance At the pr-
vate school at the time. There were also
COO children IN attendance ut the parochial
school, boys and girls, residents OF the Seventh
ana Twenty first wards In order TO guard rs tar as
possible aganst the disease extending among the lat
ter children the parochial school was dismissed two
weeks ago. This precaution It was believed would
prove sufficient prevent the extension Of the maady
Experience has, however, shown the fallacy Of tho
suppositon, for within the past week no less than
twenty cases OF smallpox have been de-
veioped the wards named, all OF which
have been traced directly TO contagion at
the school In question. The Board OF Health held
special meeting yesterday, AT which they considered the
subject detail aud arrived at the conclusion that II
would be necessary TO take extraordinary measures In
order TO stamp out the threatened epidemic In that
section OF the city Accordingly they appointed four
physicians vaccinaiors TO 60 from house TO house
10 vaccnate such persons have not been vaccinaed
In the pas. seven years or those who were recently
by the disease all with the exception OF two
or three VINO had the facilities Tor beng isolated at
their homes were removed TO the County Hospital
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stll no word came from Vermont II was Of course
realized by all present that person save the Gov
ernor had any control the sheriff who was to per-
form the execution, but tho time Tor that horrible
ceremony that tho following despatch WAS
scnt:-
To THE SHERiYv At PRISON, WINDSOR, Vii
reliable here states after reading Phalrs state
monf, that he Is pretty certain he met fhsir on
train from Providence TO Boston. June 10
1874 and thinks he can identity him.
The he met large mans said he was from knt
land and had applied to the Screw Company 81
Tor work. Had not better communicate with the Gov
before hanging CHARLES n. IAfLOk,
Manager oil the Globe
This sent lttlo before ono O'Clock. Still no
word from tho Governor, and the moments were iui
OF suspense and anxiety; u had become very very
exciting IN that telegraph office. Finally NJ fifteen
minutes past one r. NJ, word came that tho Governor
almost providentally, seemed was in tho telegraph
Office AT 81 JoDnsbury and had received the despatch
Then came the rumor that he bad granted . repreve
for week. little later and i transpired that
ON receipt OF the dispatches he bad az oLce
photographed repricve TO Windsor until May T. giving
ample time fully investigate the Information OF MI
Downing and givc the condemned man the oenent OF
ha
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SPOKEN.

Ship Western Shore from san Francisco for Port Town
send, March ~ lat -, Ion 1870 W.
snip My tie Belc, from Newcastle. Nsw for Hong Kong
Feb 2. lat ~ So y, Ion l2J 4.
shin henris tI,r, Quinn from Manila dec 20, for New
York Jan 4, LAT y 10 ). Ion Io4 ~ T..
Ship Ann Miicent Brj. Packer. from Newcastle, NSW,
for san Francesca, Dec 10. lat % n. lon "a ID W.
Bark Chanette. Waite. from HING Kong Dec tor Lon
DON Feb lat SO Ion 81 30 before reported spoken
Feb q, lat 81 -.
Bark British Constitution (Br Evensen from Colombo
Dec 20 for New York. Feu IS. tat 3J ~ 5. Ion % T.
BARK Loeb Ken Br, Cumming from Ardrossan for San
Francisco, Jan q, OF River PLATTE.
BARK stormy pere r,. from Paeelion do Plea for Eu-
rome an ~. lat SO 80 :. Ion 81 30 W.
bark scythia tBrl lance from Caao for Falmouth. an
80 lat 90 81 8, ion rs W.
Bark Fury Everett from Sierra Leone for Boston. April
g. oil Fire Island. .
Brig Florence Rathburn, from Mobile for Boston, March
% of KEY West
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP, April 6-saisd bark Fcsiina Lents Nor)
Petersen, New York
BELFAST, April eArrive d. bark Norton (BD. Davies
Darien.
Sailed 9Th ship Livingstone rj Crosby United States
BREMEN, April 6Arrived. barks Antonette (sw). skantz
Phiadelphis; Schiller tGer). Goistcn. Charleston.
BORDEAUX April 4-ssied, bark Crusader Gorhsm, New
York.
BrrsoA March 3l-salsd, bark Guchen Fr). Boulon.
United States
CARprrp April e-sailcd.. ship swallow. Howes singa
pore.
CAeLIARI to April e-saed, barks Francesca utsp. New
YORK; Rosina Bruno QtalJ, Jaccarno do.
DUBLIN, April 8-Arrived, ship Helicon. Howes, San
Francisco
DAsrxic April asailed bark Fredsrksvaern tSor). New
York
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. April Arrived steamers Saxon, Snow Phila
dciphia: Neptune, Berry, New York schr Weaver,
BAKER, baltimore.
Cleared steamer Minnesota (Br) Burweli. Liverpool
Sailed Steamer Pottsvie; ship y Chapman. barks
Alien, Scotland, Viking ana Robinson Crusoe; briggs
Morris, Wood ock. aud Castalia.
BALiIMJRE. April 11Arrived steamers iiitsrnian
(Br, Archer. Liverpool; Vim Lawrence Howes. Boston
Woodward, Young. Sew York; barxs Kong Carl tNo)
Hansen London; Nuovo Dovero tItsi. Campdonca Dub
lin: Mic Padre ta. Ballestrn, sanandsr; schr Robert
Byron, Nicholson. san Has
Cleared-Steamcrs Carolina tSp), Riestra. Liverpool
George Appold LoveaDd Providence: vineand. Bowen,
New York banks Nokomis tBrj Cassidy, Londonderry;
Dartmouth tBr RAYMOND. London; Spoties-. Chapman.
Rio Jaheiro; Carl Gerhard ier; nIllere Bremen Agne.
Campbell dr. Thomas Kings Lynn, Eng. Northwood
,Br), Adams, San Andrsas Ivvanni AUST, Duieichs
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL ls77wTH SUPPLEMENT-
ed, ship City Of Perth OBJ. Tor.

GLASGOW April s-saisd ship City Of Perth tBD. Tor
rance. San Francisco.
0sRALTAR. March Sl-saiisd. bark 0iuseppina utsD'
Ruggisro ifrom Algers, New York.
Hull April o-Arrived ship Martin Scott tBr). Kerr San
Francisco.
nAxsuRO. April s-Anivsd. bark Gsaon tsv,. Jehnssn.
Philadelphia.
Sailed 9TH. bark Albertne CNor, Giucksssdt New York.
HxIvoEr April 5-Arrsed. bark schmucker Ger. Sic
benlust. Wilmington. &c.
LIVERPOOL. April e-Arrived steamer Mayaguex tsp).
ciron New orsans ship Ronochsn tBr'. Thompson. No
bile
Sailed Ssh. ships Glen Monarch tB. chilcott Doboy;
9th, isaac Webb CrQuhars New York; brig Emma Shaw
(Br), Macor,ber dc tbo:h previously.
Also sailed 9Th ships William tBr Journey New York
Therese. Shaw. do; bark Robinson tBr). Brssn.
Gloucester.
Lrssos to April e-Arrved. brig San Frisco utsD can
New York.
Sailed to 9Th. brig Linda (ItsD. Costa. New York
LKIrH April 6-Arrived. bark Prudsntia (Sor. Goruld
son. Savannah.
MoSrRosr, April 6-Arrived bark Aguiia (Nor Andsr-
cen. Daren.
MxssSA. March 3I-sailsd. bark Mary Prst sAvn. New
York.
NxwRy. April 4-Arrivsd. bark Msgdasna Prims dtaD
pisanett. Baltimore.
PLrxourH, Apr; sArrived ship Nile B. Lux,on. Pen
sacola.
QrEKssrowx. April e-Arrived, ship conqusror. Gould
San Francisco; bsrks Livingstone tSor Borwiz New Or
leans; rnione dtal,, Acardi. Baltimore
Sailed Gth ermanic B, Kennedy. and City Of
Brussels tBr,, Watkins (rom Liverpool. New FORK the
former al 10 80 ANY.
sASrAxpEx. April l-Arrived. bark Mozart tNor) Albert
sen. New YORK.
LONDON, April e-ship Edita Manson, from Manila for
New York, has put into Singapore lsaky, and mpss dis
charge for repairs
LIVERPOOL. April e-ship shand (Br,. sanester. from
New York for London. fundered Sea- LAT 49, Ion "a.
Crew rescued by Mayaguez tSp) from New Orleans
and arrived here to-day, THE Stands was a. fol-
bbs four 24O slate 1882 bbs rosin 100
hhds tsow rs erces beef 2O6 bills 1893 logs isnum
vitae 100 hhds carbon 7 logs cedar 100 boxes drugs ~
logs MAPLE 2o0 and ATS The registered s5
and built at Liverpool In 1851 whence she hsod
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THE WAR ON DOGS.

In the Fordham Police Court, before Justice
Wheeler yesterday, Amaudas j. Bosart, living at Mel
rose, was nrraigned on q warrant In which he was
charged with keeping vicious dog and allowing It 10
run NJ large unmuzzcd. About n week ago the dog
ran Inc street and attacked Two children, named
respectively Jane and Christian Ehman, who were on
their way TO school, biting both severely. brother
OF tho little boy and girl had since shot ut and
wounded the brute, but failed TO XIII II. Several wit
nesses testified TO having been attacked by the animal
whereupon the Court impos ed Inc Of $40 Bosart
aud ordered him TO despatch the dangerous hound
for hytth
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The Rev. Mr.. Opdykc, pastor OF the Bethel Methodist
church, at Tottenville, was arrested yesterday by
Constable Goggin, on warrant issued by Justice
Garrett OF stapleton, charged with conspiracy The
reverend genemans alleged to have induced parties
TO mako omplants against various liquor dealers in
The town OF westheld through intimidation. the last
Charles Walker, proprietor Of the West End HOTEL
Tottenvie tor $780, under the Civil Damages act. II
Is understood that 100 more complaints arc to be
rnadc against tho different liquor dealers In that town
for selling liquor to habtual drunkards Mr. Opdyke
was held in 81. 900 bail 10 appear Tor trial.
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RICHMOND COUNTY TROUBLES.

The Richmond County Supervisors have appointed
Messrs Frean, I.atourette aud segunc committee 10
mako a thorough investigation Of the manner In
which the court funds invested. There are nearly
$50 600 in mort gages including tho money OF widows
and orphans ana moneys deposited by referees. Tho
report be made by the experts engaged IN the en-
am nation OF the accounts oil exTreasurer Hugh Nc.
Roberts, at the next meeting OF tho Board, VIII be
unaL II is now alleged by persons interested that
large proportion OF tine assessments for taxes made
tor several years past properly Richmond county
IL uncoectabc and that the property sold for unpaid
taxes Is worthless TO the purchasers.
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THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

Yesterday was the heaviest day Of the book trade
sale at Clinton Hail. II VAS opened with Worcesters
Dictionaries from j. B. Lippincoti Co., each edition
OF which was largely duplicated. The Webster's from
G. l. c. Merriam followed There were no duplicates
in this lot but the original number was very large.
There were 50 unabridged, 1000 primary, 900 common
school, 200 high school and $50 copies oil otner
editions McDermo's globes followed, and sold WELL
Then came Harper Brothers, with their large invoices
In the catalogue There were number OF duplicates
in this lot The library OF select novels, numbering
40 youmcs was withdrawn from auction and offered
Al liberal discount Al long credit be sold at private
SALE TIE Abbott books opened Harpers' invoices, ana
sold remarkably well One hundred ana twenty OF
Charlotte Broute's novels Sold % sets Of George
Ehot's novels in volumes; SO volumes oil Charles
Noranons works, loo OF Tennyson's complete works.
CONES were sold; 800 Of the new HALF Hour series.
Tho publications of tho World Publishing House
were mex. sod but nos a. nsa prizes ~ dn sss
World editions OF standard authors. In 70 volumes
copies OF the Centennial United States, and % OF
Youatt on the Horse. Henry Holt Co. sold among
other works 20 copies OF the Carlyle Anthology, 20
OF the Milton Anthology 20 sets OF the nrst u volumes
of the well known Leisure Hour series, including the
works of the famous Russian novelist, Tourgnenen,
and OF Hardy, Mrs Alexander, Droz, AIeroac, Theo-
dore Winthrop, Mrs Jenkn, Bjornscn, &c; 10 sets
OF six volumes Hollis Library OF Poetry. IL sets OF
Minis works, Of Tainc's works (aso on Holts st) MS
History OF English Literature was the iavorite; u
sets OF three volumes being taken; but 10 sets
OF Taines works, IN Is volumes, were also sold.
Estes Laurint found takers for l0o copies OF Tue
very popular S,conie. Among their sales we're 10
cacn OF 10 volumes OF Epochs Of Modern History,
anu 10 each OF volumes OF Ancient History.
William Wood Co. sold $50 each OF Browns nrst
lines Of English Grammar and Browns Institutes OF
English Grammar beside their other publications
LOCKWOOD Brooks Co. g books followed, oil the lots
finding takers, though without duplicates. The same
IS true OF Macmillan Co. (who sold loo Of their Cnil-
dren's Treasury edited by Pagrave, and thee copies
Of their new edition of Whites Ssbornc) Thompson,
Brown 4 Co IS Bibles Formulas, SC, were then dis
posed Of and Henry Hoyrs list was taken up, dupi-
Gates selling OF the New Prize Library tho Macdonald
Scr,es ana Cousin Johns Library, &c. Virtue &
Yorstons invoice offered very late in the day and
did not bring good prices.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BELFAST Ne. April 5The black bnoy No that was on
the ledge Cd Lanes wharf, kas disappeared The ledge
small one directly in the passage aud
to snippng
Capt Brown, OF bark Agate, At shanghai March \,
ports-Jan 25 1877 struck OF Doe Islands EAST
passage China and Japan, which charts are laid
down These Islands laid down IN 10
and ~ 20 In opinion they extend nrther to the
and and there shoals making OF
good op servation I4ia - and most islands
come cted by coral reefs Depth OF water "a ana
fathyns Between Island and Popa Island OK
seen from the masthead about miles from the former.
These islands described on the chart
and would nd In these
waters These Islands lie EsE and wNW and beautiful
and low densely wooded Between the westward OF
reefs there good anchorage In IL fahons Of
wut