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llhs Law.

MIR, Van t. Windef,. Of Tsrfebpnns parish
Court Il, the bar. This young gentleman
who promises 10 inhls his nntk IN tho pro-
faHsit,ii, IL a grandson nj tbs eminent Tennesa
Hfsiaat, felix Httindy,
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CITY HOTEL.
J. q Falls. Plltsbufe Mrs gerbstt, yexas
Mrs Blunt. Tskas Jn0 Preston, IN, sc
3 M lloyd. City Ut H6lRW. Hb fsysDCft
Sam II tIardrtek, Ala John am45fpsfs IN
Fred q frookes, La MRS tthn ~ Grant In
9 q Taylor, .Laf6urebe ~ NJ Hoe End wife, Tse
A NJ Como. Fattsrs6nviiis
Judge John E King and wtfs. CITY
Miss NJ Randolph. Washington
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Arrmrros, COMPANY A.-See notice.

The Singer Is the only sewing machine I'M
scrnpnlous men have ever at EN- lted to initiate.
What better proof is wanted Of its superiority z
Office, 81 Canal street.
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A anon nlnze.

senator Wheeler Is In the city. 10 remain II
few days.
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ATTENTION. CoMpANY A,li5ee notiee.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bay only ttis Singer; they we're the fret TO re-
luce The phsta Office 81 Capsl street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
THE NOMINEES.

The Republican county convention
me, at the Court House yesterday and
putin nomination very good ticket
The proceedings of the convention are
given elsewhere. The greatest harmony
and good feeling prevailed. The con-
vention closed its labors without the dis.
play Of any bitterness and the feeling
was thai such nominations had been
made that bolt of any kind was out
Of question The whole Republican
ticket, from TOP 10 bottom, will undoubt
eddy receive the undivided support Of the
Republicans OF the county.
There was only one delegate absent
from the convention, and he made bis
appearance before the adjournment.
We are frank TO say that Mr.. S. G.
Long was not our choice for the Office of
sheriff, hut We now yield him "A hearty
support, as well as the whole ticket.
We shall speak further concerning The
candidates in our next issue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
The Second Lesson.

/ There seems TO be an unexpected
amount OF taulttinding among Republl.
I cans on account of the failure OF the
party to carry Ohio. Without referring
to the fact that Ohio always celebrates
the "off year" in politics by electing u
Democratic ticket, it may be well to in
quire II the administration should be
blamed for the falling off Of the entire
eighty thousands votes, or if portion OF
the responsibility should not be placed
upon loca. politicians. The latter prep.
osition is by no means unfounded. Hsv.
ing seen their party leaders in the state
ignore ell that has heretofore given the
organization its strength and dignity,
the interest Of the voter could but be OF
q languid character. Vulgar rivalry
with the demagogism of opponents. ear.
" characterized the party's movements
in this campai gn.
TIE declaration of communism with
which Judge West inaugurated the cam.
paign, excited general disagreement and
disgust, and bis attempts to retract his
early utterances at later period failed
to re-establish confidence. Trucking to
ignorance and prejudice was never q
winning card in the Republican party,
and there could be no respect for q man
who would one day eat the words spoken
but day before. OF the eighty thous-
and Republicans who stayed at homo on
the day Of the late election, it ia not too
much 10 believe that one-halt were sim
ply disgusted at tho shameful maneuver-
ing OF the party's Ieaders.-JournaI OF
Commerce.
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presbyterIaniSui.

The Synod Of Kansas. of the Presby-
terian church, held its annual meeting
week before last 81 F. Scott This
church has had q very vigorous growth
in our State since the organization of
its Synod, nine years ago. From the
annual report of Rev. DR.. Hill, Synodal
Missionary, it appears that tho Synod
was organized with 43 churches, 81 min
listers, and lS46 members. It has now
204 churches, l27 ministers, 400 men,
bers. Within what are now tho bounds
of the new Presbytery OF Solomon organ.
lied Just one year ago, thcre were then
but three churches, those Of Clyde, Solo
mon, and Salina. This Presbytery COW
ers the north west portion of the
State, running as far east as Dickinson
county, and has for its southern bounda.
ry the south line Of the counties in
tersected by the Kansas Pacific railroad.
At the end OF it's first years history it
numbers 80 churches and "a ministers,
when nine gears ago there were but three.
During the past year "a new churches
have been organized in the State. i. e.,
ct the rate of two every month, and Is
now ministers have been added to the
Synod. Truly this is vigorous
growth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

ing began. III. Stevens chose a desk
ID the front row east. Mr.. Carr, OF
Name, took seat in the aisle. Messrs.
Kelly and Wood chose the sests oocu
pied by them last congress, and Messrs.
Banks and Patterson took good posi-.
lions on the republican side. The first
name drawn was MIR. Chandler, who SO
iectcd his former seat. Mr.. Garfield also
got an early choice, and selected his
former seat, and Mr.. Butler. of Massa.
chusetts, got seat in the front row at
the corner of one of the sta4sller aisles on
the republican side of the chamber.
when all the names had been called, the
last being that OF Mr.. Hutton, of Virgin
Ia, and all the seats selected. the house
adjourned, the question as TO swearing
IN members objected to being put off till
tomorrow.
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The French election passed peacefully

The French election passed peacefully
last Sunday, resulting in decisive YER
dict against the President and his candi-
dates. TIE Republicans suffer loss Of
80 seats in the Chamber of Deputies,
bnt still have q majority of over 100.
Gambetta, sentenced for libeling the
President, is returned. If Marshal
Mac Mahon ever contemplated coup
de tat, tho out look therefor must look
very cloudy.
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Proceedings Of the Republican Convention.

4
Convention met pursuant to a call o
the Republican Central Committee, O
the Court House, October 18th, 1877, al
10 o. clock q. IN.
S. III. Hamilton, Chairman of the Re
publican County Central Committee
cali the convention to order and stated
the object of the same.
On motion, NJ. ID. Sampson was chos
en- temporary chairman, and G. C. Pres
colt temporary secretary.
On motion, d committee Of five, con
sisting of P. Q. Bond, s. w. Collins, 8
NJ. Hamilton, f. L. Weaver and J. NJ.
Coombs, were appointed on permanent
organization.
On motion, committee Of five, con-
sisting of. W. BIondon, A. G. Wait, d.
G.. Denton, J. T. Hayward and Y. b.
Manning, were appointed on credentials.
On motion, committee Of three, con.
sisting of Jonathan Tinker, J. E, Hsr-
rison and J. W. Peterson, was appointed
on order of business.
On motion, a committee of three, con.
sisting of +. L. Weaver, Robert Auder-
son ard F. Goodnow, were appointed on
resolutions.
On motion. the Convention adjourned
until one o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention called 10 order by NJ. ID
Sampson, chairman,
Reports Of committees being in order,
P. Q. Bond, chairman OF committee on
permanent organisation, reported, rec.
ommendcd NJ. D. Sampson for pcrma.
nent chairman, and G.. c. Prescott for
permanent secretary, which report was
adopted.
j. W. Blondon, chairman OF commit.
tee on credentials, reported the follow.
ing as delegates from the several town.
ships, which report was adopted:
smoky Hll rOwrshiP-wm. Berg; ". D. shOn,
wi p wlSfsa pro rs;sFso1 sb ~ y Swor
/. Hayward: { Johnson. I y. Hamilton, Geo
BAsley. AnsI; Hsgsart. frans SS9dIsw n. ID
p. q. Bond. Z. 4. switlfsr. RobCrt Anderson. {
Eesfhsra,, T; ? nIl and y D Msnnipg
Bacon and V b. Msrtiu.
Yves, srnOlsn-,J N. DsonUsoa. P Brodlns sud
Eursis-Jon1thsn Tinker Ausou Miller. ) n.
Kingman and JOesihsa Weaver.
smoky Ntew-J&nes smith, &. r 0CncersOD, %
T. Hopkins, T. Hustsc, A. p Brand aud Alex
Olson.
Tsiun-Eue Force. FrNa ErieAsOu. A. HedIAnd
and Peter socercorg.
ohio-s NJ BAnhnoc, r. Potts Asd Joseph H.s.
besor.
PlessSn, vsllsy-Osrhy's precinct. II Z. Coornes,
c. W C~-ncs aud L. D. Moon; Pow,ll's prrctnet. G
9 landlord.
soiomon-A p Collins, S. W. Collins Aad Frank
L WeaySr.
wsinui-JOha Wilson. A. c. Wal. ssa A n Far
lev.
wsshIngton-J. 4. Frost. a. 6. Hall And D c.
Dentoc
I4SvTty-P c. RisssEs. Thomas ROSb saaJos Gun
uSrson
Elm Cre<k-L. BAXTER, J. W. Blondou, Kelsey
Hrown. Alex Dean and Leon Very.
spring Crrek :. S<geg, Geo. Eogsboon. Rus
eel Ingrahxn, W a. Gstza and u. -, NcCorniek.
Jonathan Tinker, chairman OF COM
mi,tee on order Of business, reported,
that the nominations be
made in the following order, to-wit: LIST
county clerk 2d-couuty treasurer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

WASHINGTON, October l5.--The Sena
tors were all in their places, and the
usual buslle attending the opening Of 6
session prevailed.
Oaths OF Office we're administered Ia
Stanley Mathews, of Ohio, elected it,
place of John Sherman, resigned J.
Donald Cameron, of Pennsylvania, in
place Of Simon Cameron, resigned; and
u. II. Armstrong, Of Missouri, vice l..
'. Bogy, deceased.
The usual committee was appointed 70
Join the committee of the house and
inform the President that quorum of
the two houses had assem- led, and the
Senate adjourned till IL o'clock to-mor.
row.
Senators absent; Morton, Mcmillan
and Sharon.
AT the opening session OF the House il
was crowded aud il was almost imposs.
bic TO gain sccess 10 the corridors for
two hours previously.
At l2 o clock Adams called the House
to order, read the Presidents proc.sma.
ton converting Congress and called the
roll OF members by states, beginning
with Msine. When Louissns was
reached the clerk made the following
statement: There were received from
the state of Louisiana credentials, bear
ing date of December Goth and declar-
ing certain persons elected from the FIRST,
fourth and sixth districts but silent a.
TO other districts. Inasmuch, however,
as John NcEnery was never de Eacto
governor Of Louisiana and never in
poin, OF fact exercised or performed the
functions of that Office, it Is not deemed
necessary to make here any statement
concerning the regularity Of credentials
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

A dispatch from Moscow, dated Oct
l6th,, says private kilograms received
there state that On Monday the Russians
attacked Muhktar Pashs's new position.
The Caucasian grcnadiers storned
Awilas hill, forming the key TO Turk.
lsh position. a two hours engagement
ensued, resulting IN the flight of Muhk-
tar Pasha in the direction of Kars and
Erzeroum. The Russians pursued. The
Turks lost many prisoners, cannon,
rifles, and quantity Of provisions. An
official dispatch received at Constants.
nople Tuesday, locates The battle at
Alladji Dagh, which is probably the
same as Awilas.
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Sd sheriff 4th-register of deeds 5tt
coroner 6th-suveyor 7th-one
county commissioner for each district
which report was adopted.
On motion, the delegates from each
township were allowed to cast the vote
of the township.
On motion, tho convention proceeded
to the nominations under the order OF
business as reported by the committee
on order of business, and by voting viva
voce.
The nomination of candidate for
County Clerk being in order, John
Anderson was placed in nomination and
nominated by reclamation.
Pending the nomination OF treasurer,
a motion was made that candidates for
the separate Offices come forward and
pledge themselves TO stand by the action
of the convention. Pending the adop-
ton of which, by unanimous consent,
the chairman of the committee on reso.
lutions reported resolution pledging
the delegates to support the nominees
Of this convention, which resolution
was adopted as amended by the motion
to include the candidates if present.
The question recurring on the nomi-
nation of County Treasurer, J. B. Ham.
ilton was nominated by reclamation.
The next thing in order being the
nomination of a candidate for Sheriff,
the names of e. L. Hussey. Sam e.
Long, c. +. Granger, J. c. McQuary and
J. W. Aidrich, were placed before the
upon which ballot was
had, with the following result:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The Sunday School Convention con-
vened last evening at the NJ. f. Church.
Tho first halt hour WAS spent in prayer
Tor the Sabbath Schools, led by Rev. 8.
Carr, of the Baptist church. The ques-
ton of "How Sabbath Schools can be
made more successful in the conversion
Of children" opened by Mr.. Il. W. Blair,
was then discussed by the ministers OF
the city and Mr.. Lovltt. The next
question rs 10 what extent parents
should cooperate with the Sabbath
School, opened by Howard G. Rash,
WAS further discussed by Revs. Lock.
wood, Carr, SimEins and Mr. Levitt.
The next question as TO what should DO
the excuse for refusing to teach or neg
iecting TO prepare the lesson, opened by
Rev. S. H. Williams, was discussed by
Mr.. Levitt. II vas quite an interesting
meeting and pretty we'll attended, con.
sidering the weather. Tho convention
meets to-day at the Baptist church,to or
ganiEe and adopt constitution.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

The silk manufacturers of Switzer-
land are quite espondent at the depress-
cd condition of their American trade.
1t seems that our own manufacturers
are 80 progressing in this industry that
they are gradually excluding ali foreign
from the market.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

The Khedive of Egypt has offered TO
present TO the city of New York the re-
manning obelisk. the "other one" OF
Cleopatra's needles. The same com.
pGny that are now transporting the Eng.
fish obclisk to lis destination otfer 10
bring lis twin sister TO America at q
price not exceeding 100000. One gen.
tleman of New York, Mr.. Charles Storrs,
offers 10 pay one-fttieth of the expense,
an 1.-THE hope that it will stimulate the
people more TO love OF art, history, and
ALI thnt is noble, refined, and lasting"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

rhe Keely motor is pronounced a de-
iusion bv eminent mechanical engineers
IL is said that Keely has sold the ma,
chine over and over again, the paten,
Office records exhibit no fewer than
,hirtvfour transfers in the following In.
veutionS: Independent 6y-wheel,"
"hydro.pnoumstio pulsatiug vscUo en-
sine, ""giohe motor, ""dissipating engine,
mntup,ica,or, generator" or automatic
water.hii." The FIRST patent is dated
1874 and the last 1875.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

Senator Cameron, OF Wisconsin, thinks
Mr.. Conkling has hurt himself by his
course, and that majority of the peo-
Die of Wisconsin stand by Mr.. Hayes in
his civil service reform and Southern
policies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

Gambetta has been arrested, fined,
and sentenced to three months impris.
onment for "placarding his recent ad'
dress TO the electors"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

The Ellsworth Reporter says that
Hon. d. b. Long has received teie'
gram from California that l 100000 sal
mon eggs bad been shipped to him at
Ellsworth. Mr.. Long will plant them in
Kansas rivers after Matching them IN
the Smoky.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

The fastest pacing time IN harness on
record was made at Cleveland. Sweet
ger was the horse, making the first heat
without break in 2:l6.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

At Washington last Saturday the
Democratic caucus took place over the
offices of congress. The candidates were
Randall, Goode and Sayler. Randall
stood 100. Goode 2S, and Sayler IL.
Adams was not chosen Sergeant ct arms;
Polk, door keeper Stewart postmaster.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

z I. Hus-"! z.
sam G. Long ..-.........-....... ..... 4
Sam. {. Long, having received ma
jority of the votes cast, WAS declared the
nominee of the convention.
The convention next proceeded to the
nomination OF candidate for the office
Of Register Of Deeds. The names of s.
I. Crisis, r. W. Blair and Chas. Sander
were placed before the Convention and
proceeded To ballot with the following
results
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

1t che close of the present Congress in
1879 tsenty.four senators will 60 out
eighteen Republicans and six Demo-
Gratis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

Contrary TO general expectations,
there is no appearance of the expected
cessation Of the war, from the Indictment
season. A new general, Todtleben, has
assumed the command at Plevns, and is
carrying on regular sIeRc operations.
Heavy masses of troops are sent to Bull
garia, indicating vigorous prosecution
of the war. There is no room for doubt
that the war will continue all winter,
and perhaps during the whole OF next
year. There Is scarcely any doubt but
that two or perhaps three years will ex-
pire before the Russians obtain such
mastery over Turkey as will compel the
latter power to cue for peace.
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Z. W. Blair having received a MAORI
| ty OF all tho votes cast, be was declared
the nominee of the convention.
The convention next proceeded to the
nomination of Coroner. J. B. Grogel
was nominated by reclamation.
The nomination Of a candidate fol
Surveyor being next in order, the names
of f. s. Rossiter and Frank l.. Weaver
wero placed before the convention. A
ballot was had, with the following re-
suit:
r ,. hos5lter. ..........-... l.
e l. weaver );
F. l.. Weaver was declared the n0mi.
nee ofthis convention.
The delegates from the several com.
missioner districts then proceeded 10
nominate candidate for Commissioner
for their respective districts, with the
following result:
First District-P. Q. Bond.
Second Distriot-C. P. Gunnerson.
Third Distrlct-L. G. Denton.
The convention then proceeded to the
selection of Central Com mittee for the
ensuing year which is as follows
solomon No. !s-A; P. Collins
Elm Creek-A c. Foot.
Dsrbys-A. W. Seser.
Powes-AarOn Robbins
Wsddles-f. L. Weaver.
SMOKY HIM ID. Samp,oa
Obio-S. NJ Hamilton.
EurekR-Joba II kiBsRan.
spring Creek-C. Granger
WLnut-A. G. Visit.
ksst Smolan-Heary NH.eI
West Smoisn-J NJ Dan.el.oa
Wsshingt0n-A. : Hall
WukiEsca-f L Nerresi
LlbeEfy-Joe GuBuerson
smoky N.ew-Jarpes Smith
Fsluu-k foTsee,
Dayton-H Psrrpentcg
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
Vi. u. SAMPSON,
u. Z. PRESCOTT, Secy. Chsirman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

There being no choice, the names
Of J. C. McQuary and c. E. Granger
were Withdrawn, and the name Of Gal.
Taylor was placed before the convcn-
ton, with the following resni,:
FOURTH BALLOT
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Necessary 10 \ choice. IS.

There being no choice, the convsn.
ton proceeded to ballot, with the fol-
lowing results
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
Opening OF Congress.

u. Z. PRESCOTT, Secy. Chsirman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
fOCR7H B4LLO
fIITH BALLOT.

tIFTH BALLOT.
e. l.. Hus=cy Observation-Disclosures. ........-
Sam c. Long. observation-disclosures. ..... .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o, May o-Arrvcd, bark Whistler, IIochkss
ALEXANDRIA, May To- arrived. .chrs Lydia Middle.
Bentley. Georgetown.
Schrs Charner Ayns Point; South shorc Bos.
ton: Chas Dennis Providence
Passed up for Georgetown-schrs Rhodn Holiness Arson
stin pson, and Enoch Moore. . :.
Passed down from Georgetown schrs stephen Morgan
Cora sarah Bird. John u Bcacham.
APPONAuG May Is Arrived, -chr jennie Rosalcnc,
Toukcr Gcosg ct0wn DC
sailed scilr Helen. scarle, New York.
BOSTON May l6-clearcd bark Nicola. Harper, Pom
broke brig L Tinker. liill, Cos Bay. On.
17th--Arved, steamers Johns liopklns. llactt. Bat
more: Othclo DID, iistow Hull Eng snip Mindora Bray
bel Wall, Philadelphia: Grace lnthrop. Chapman. Cane
lIayiicn; schrs Crown Point. Bonriman Bararoa: q W
Altoona, Fitzgerald Gonaive. BIZ stove. Man.on, Ba
moro; Helen 4 Hoyt Crane. Rchmonl; Il Cottngham,
smith: Emma Shaw. Sprnrcr Lena Hunter, Somers and
James River; Colin Baker. Baker. Georgetown: Emma
Crosby crosby, Baltimore; Nellie 9 Paine hicl Aisxan
dria; Emily Tdcrsleeve Hull; q Wood CANDY; kati.
Iindicil, Cranner Isaac Clarke, Lake and Three Sis
tcrs Baker, Philadelphia: Deborah Diverty Williams.
kondont; Planter Harding south Amboy Henry n sros
Ciearcd-isark Fury Everett Cape Verbs; brig Minnie
salied-Barks Fury Laura 4 Burnham. and Alice Camp
bell . .
BALTIMORE, May I7-Arrved. ship Guardian. Payne
Augustine tsp) Avuzo Havana: schr Reed, Kelsey
Cleared Steamers Surmbcrg Gerl, Jaeger. Bremen;
Vim Crane Kent. Boston; barks 81 Laurence (Br Doe
Dcmcrara; Fortuna Nor Larsen. Cork Frnnccsco uta
Dcmorch Quccnstown Elise tier) Weitng Cork; schrs
uhas Morrison Smith. Boston: sanrbrusk. clark do
TauIanc Adams. Woods Hole; r Cranmcr. 1zsard.
Sailed .s,eanera RITA Nurnbcrs: SHY Ralti,. 49,
barks pater. St Lawrence and Bet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Sur DuvsrRrs tI,r, new. for liverpool was run into
while aging alongside her wharf Quebec AN May 6 by
Lake Nepigon Brl from Lverpool aud had
board bulwarLs stove in damage about 500
BARK ID A PRESTON ut st Pierre Marc. April 81 from
Boston experienced heavy weather and lost
overheard
York suffered dana the vessel and the
age. She would repair.
BnrG MAGGIE yAIi. Fields from Richmond, Va for Rio
Janriro went from Cape Henry about Dec u
She has not heard Of since. excepting that
broken name board with .'yuili painted IL in white
lon az W MS before stated supposed ioundercd
at sea. Her consisted Of -four
semi II Yorxe Barrett from Pawtnckct for New York.
10Th near Point Judith. came In collision with schr Edwin
col bridgeport Francis from Fa River for New York aud
iorcsn split and rail broke in abreast Of forergsing
port side. but proceeded
scun ANNE LEWIS. Adrich. at Boston Nav rs from sa.
rnn reports MAY & lat Is 80 rs IL tonk gale from
NV and away oresail. split mainsail. sprung,
mast and jibboom She put into Sandy Hook 9th to
pair.
for Bangor struck on tho east end Of Cuttyhunk
Monday night, owing the compass being of order.
gang OF wreckers her of Tuesday night by carry
in. ont kcdse Tho Il Taylor arrived at New Bedford
18th
sem MocKisc BiRD tBr). Amsborongh at Arceibo PR
loaded tor Philadelphia, ready for May but
crew refused duty. and she detained until the i4th
when the difficulty adjusted and the vessel sailed for
destination.
Scpu sAIAH lBr). BaIcam from Georgetown. Phi. Tor
New York put into lila ax May a.. lcaky: will probably
discharge and 20 ON marine railway Tor repairs
ScuR MARIETTA rIiroy, from Hnbokrn for Boston, col
Iidcd night May III OF Gross Rp with steamer Harris
hurr from Boston Philadelphia. aud sank in u few
minutes Tho Captain, his vile mate, and
aa '~.,c drnwned rwo Of the crew were saved DAMAGE
o Harrisburg not reported
Kry WEST May 1.-THE Court has postponed the sale
the shr Veto and ordered an appaisement OF the vessel
LAuxcuKp--At Portland, Me. May II. bark Grace Deer
inc ul7. tOns