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COM N Il RCHAL,
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening. July 10. 1878.

Wednesday Evening. July 10, 1878. I
GENERAL REMARKS This has been another
oppressively hot day, and trade showed most
positive signs of midsummer dizziness,
The demand for Cotton to-day was good,
and sales footed up 1900 bales, the tone of the
market being firm.
In the local trade there was good demand
for the better grades of old wheat Flour at
full prices, though there was but littlei inquiry
for the lower grades and new Flour. The sales
amounted to 1862 bbls.
The prices of Corn Meal from first hands
remain quiet and steady at So 4092 45, the
supply and demand being light.
Corn is firm, with a fairly active market.
The sales were 1450 sacks at from IS to SIC
~ bushel, according to quality.
For several days past Provisions have been
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The Board Of Directors. at meeting held o
the nineteenth day Of January. 1878, after SCI
ting aside $4,000 to reserve fund from the hi
earnings of the year. and paying 10 Der ees
dividend to the stockholders, have resolved
pay q CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIV
PER CENT On the net earned participate
premiums Of the year ending December
1877. said dividend payable on and after Mo
day. the twenty eighth day of January, 1919.
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The great Jackson Route Is the quickest line
TO Boston, leaving New Orleans later than any
other, and arriving at 2:40 Z. m. rms IS the
popular and best route TO New York and al
Eastern cities,
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The Tobacco News makes the receipts in
Western markets in the first half of the year
If2.S15 hogsheads, against 70, 2a hogsheads in
the first six months Of 1877, and the receipts at
New York and New Orleans 81, 47S hogsheads
against Al 1873 last year. The stocks in West
ern markets June 80, 1878, are stated at 41,loS
hogsheads, against 2S,S11 hogsheads June 80,
1877, and the total stocks in Western markets
and New York and New Orleans June 30, 1878,
at So, 1SS hogsheads, against 63,937 hogsheads
on June 80, 1877.
The Virginia Tobacco Journal, July A,
states the inspections in Richmond from Oc-
tober l, 1877, to July l, 1878, are 26,227 hogs
heads, against 24.933 in the corresponding
period Of 1S76-77. The inspections OF bulk
tobacco were 6,SO3,377 Ii, against 1871, 100
II. The journal says:
The warehouses are taxed to their utmost
capacity to contain the tobacco now being re-
ceived from many houses. The proprietors
have ben obliged to engage extra storage
room. his is likely TO continue to be the
case for a considerable period, and II not
doubted that this year will have exhibited
the largest receipts that have been shown
since The war. 1t is greatly TO De hoped
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Notary Public

The Board Of Trustees this day resolved that
after paying the annual dividend Of TEN PER
CENT on Capital Stock Of Company, that a
dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT In cash be
paid on Monday. June 10. to those parties en-
titled to receive the same
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Sworn to and subscribed before me
eighteenth day OF January, 1873.
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public
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Tho Paris correspondent OF the London
Economist writes that a Free Trade League
has been formed in Paris to counteract the In
iluence OF the protectionist agitation. The
Free Trade League has the prolonged name
of seThe Association for the Defense of Com"
nercal and Industrial Liberty, and for the
Maintenance and Development of Treaties of
Commerce" The organization has progressed
30 far that public meeting has been held in
The large hall Of The Paris Syndieal Cham
bers, and the plan of agitation arranged. The
directors are merchants, members OF the AS
sembly. and political economists Public
meetings are to be held, lectures delivered
pamphlets published, and a general scheme
adopted to reach the public like chat used by
the Anti-Coru Law League and the American
Free Trade League. The directors will insist
on the right of being heard before the legisa-
tive commissions on tariff subjects and trea-
ties of commerce. in order to neutralHe the
one-sded efforts of the Proteotionists, who
alone have hitherto applied themselves to in
iiueneing legislation.
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Estimating the population Of the United
states at 45,OOO,O00, this makes sat for every
man woman ann child.
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commercial and Financial Matters.
The brig Merida, which arrived yesterday
-, rrograso brought 1t5. 2tglb of salt.

rha brig Merida, which arrived yesterday
grr,n Progreso brought liz, 2tglb OF salt.
tho committee of forty composed of an
e,,ual number Of members Of the Cotton EX-
change. Chamber Of Commerce, Sugar Plant
bra, Association and representatives OF the
eity government will meet on Friday Mt If 80
n. M. TO take the intlatory steps towards
4naltnp arrangements for holding the pro
posed commercial convention In this city
some time during the coming fall
Some time ago an arrangement was entered
into Ivy the Cotton Exchange and the Board
Of Underwriters for the appointment OF two
membels from each association the four 10
constitute board whose duty II shall be 10
fix upon, each month, the valuation OF cotton
upon which river insurance risks may be
taken The Exchange has appointed Messrs.
w G. Black and John Chaffe ne It's reprosen-
tatives. The Board of Underwriters has not
vet made its selection.
----~-------
Though there was fair inquiry for State
bonds yesterday there was but little done III
that class Of securities. The decision OF the
Supreme Court, at Monroe, affirming the de-
rision Of the district court in the mandamus
case Of the Pacific Railroad vs.. Gov. Nichols,
had not the least perceptible effect upon State
t,ulsols. They closed easier at 761S070A, just
as they stood at The close on Tuesday. Pre-
MUM Bonds closed dull at 939sD897s, as they
closed on the previous day, A sale OF 81
shares OF the Crescent City Railroad Company
il reported at 60 (par, against Az last FRI
day.
An exchange says: The amount Of eircula-
tion, paper end specie combined, which Is In
this country now, Is approximately as fol
9uws.
Legal tenders Observation-Disclosures. E946,G8l ,0i6
Fractional currency .....,.......... 1858 Geg
Old demand notes ......,....,.,... B2,2gl
National bank currency notes .... 1855, 9G6
National bank gold notes ......... f,432,l2O
Subsidiary silver coin. .,....,..,.. 5O,00O,000
STANDARD silver dollars ........... 5000
Gold coin ...t.......... NO,oUUuUu
Total Observation-Disclosures. Sg45 1896, 0B7
Estimating the population Of the United
states at 45,O0OOO0 this makes sat for every
man. woman and child
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Tho above statement Ia true and correct
transcript from tho books Of the Company.
THOS. A. ADAMS. President.
HENRY v. OGDEN. Secretary.
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that large, active fall trade will sensIbly
diminish the enormous stock that may fair
ly be Anticipated
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A new method Of preserving lish in per
geptly fires h condition for many days has, 1t Is
stated. been discovered in Germany. BY this
new process the fish, by means of hydraulic
pressure, are impregnated with weak solu-
ton of salicylio acid, and are then packed In
boxes or barrels, after which gelatine Is poured
over them for the purpose of preventing them
from becoming dry and etiif. Prepared In
this way they remain for more than fort
night without the least detriment TO their
flavor or appearance. Fresh brook trout
treated. in this manner have been sent 1t is
claimed, from Munich, Bavaria, TO New York
city and have during the passage lost none OF
theirpeculiar virtues, while experiments made
with saltwater fish in Norway and Denmark
have been equally satisfactory. Bymeans of
one impregnatiug machine more than eight
thousand pounds Of fish can be prepared in a
day, and this, too, with but thrilling cost.
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The New York Daily Bulletin asserts that
the life insurance interest Of the country is in
better condition to-day than IL was before tho
panic OF 1879, and that in this respect its re-
cord Is better than that Of every other finan-
eial. or commercial, or industrial interest In
the country. 1t offers the following oompar-
ison to prove its point:
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty-second day OF May. 1873
ALFRED INGRAHAM,
Notary Public
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The foregoing statement tis Just, true az
correct transcript from the books Of the con
JAS. ]. DAY. President.
Il CARpENTER Secretary.
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Surplus as


At risk. assets. holders.
1870 S2023 SsA 800 5000, AL StS,4SS 2M
1877 1856, lO5, 1913 39G,i2O,50t Gl,6OiO0S
This ia a good showing, but 1t takes no nc.
count OF the great losses to the public through
lapeed or surrendered policies for which tho
policy holder has received nothing on sur
render. Tho decrease In the risks that makes
so good showing in the above comparison Is
largely the result of surrenders of policies by
holders, who, In giving them up, got little or
nothing from the companies, and consequent
" have lost the, in the aggregate, immense
sum that represents fair surrender value
for these policies. Tho Bulletin says:
The life companies of the country have,
during the period of their entire existence, re-
Ceived for premiums some S95OOO,0O0, OF
which vast sum $550,oo0,oOO ut least have been
returned to policy holders in the various
forms Of death claims, matured endowmeents
surrender values, dividends, etc, while all the
expenses have been met by interest, and
S46O, 900 still remains as the sufficient
Guarantee Of future claims And OF this
S40O, 600, 900 no less than $62000000 represents
a margin Of surplus.
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An exchange says The amount Of ClrCula-
zion, paper and specie combined, which Is In
this country now Is approximately as fol
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INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS.
MERCHANTS

IOA. Canal street. ...... IO4
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Receipts at ports since September 400, 1896
Receipts same time last year. ....... 3,923,672
Receipts same time year before ... 4,07l ,042
The consolidated report for five days gives
exports to
c. n. FIRE.. Con. Chan. Stocks
This week. 80fR .... 1,G49 .... 1895
Laat week go. 9.2G4 4,0s5 1855 1862
| his week last
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TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

In conformity with the requirements Of their
charter. the Company publish the following
statement:
Premiums received during the year ending
May 81. 1878. including unearned premiums
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The above statement is Just, true and cor
rect transcript from the books Of the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President.
@. W. HoTT, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
ELECTIONS IN CUBA.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GENERALLY src-
CEssFUL IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABLE
EFFECT ON THE ELECTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF
THE SPANISH coRTEs.
A Havana letter dated December H. says:-'The
municipal elections held the 9th inst may be said
to have been the first this island wherein uni
versal suffrage was exercised Two parties
presented can1idatcs-the lberal-conscrvativcs and
the liberals--the former of which we're nearly
everywhere successful. The elections passed off
without the slightest disturbance fact speaking well
for the general disposition of the people, but which
may also have been largely due to apathy. since it
appears that only 5462 out of the 103o2 electors in
this city gave their votes. 1t is impossible soon
after the result of the elections has been known. TO
predict the future attitude of the liberals. They
to be submitting gracefully to their defeat and
there ruInors--doubtless prematurc-of fusion.
The of the liberal-conservatives called
here the union consttucional) is owing largely 10
their well defined programme. that Of the liberals
having certain vagueness bordering partly that
of their opponents and partly on the very democratic
republican institutions which they profess to
shun Hence the constituencies have also been de-
nominated the government party. and people not
wanting who accuse the government of having ex-
ercised pressure in their favor but there is evil
dcnce in support Of this assertion.
LOOKING 10 THE FUTURE.
In fact, enlightened liberals admit that the charac
ter of General MartinezCampos is in itself gnaran-
tee that the government would not influence the
elections. and it is well known that public func
tionaries and government employees were in
structed beforehand not TO mettde with poll
tics nor to express their personal preferences.
Considering that the victorious party embraces all
the clements necessary to enable the government to
fulfil the promises made upon the conclusion Of
peace, and that its aim is to assinate institutions
in this province to those of Spain, its triumph
may prove beneficial to the country. The
organs of the successful party in this city
speak in calm and conciliatory manner Of
their victory. saying that party has in reality
been defeated. since the liberals just good
Inonarchiss and constitntionalists as their oppo-
nents. Of course the municipal elections are not
strictly political but this occasion their result is
trne foreshadowing of the result of the next cleo
ton for members of the Cortes.
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Steamer Hindoo (Brl, stevens Hull ESanderson Son.
steamer state of Indiana Bri sadlcr, GassowA Bald
steamer Amcranc 6r,, Deort Iiavrc-ions do Rehian.
steamer fowhatan tBr), Ncwington, barceiona-rhcps
steamer santiago de Cuba, Reed, iIavana-wm = Clyde
steamer Morgan city, Reed, New orcsnsBogcrt Nor
Steamcr city Of Columbus Nickerson, savannahC;corsc
Yoncc.
steamer Bcncfactor, Jones, Wilmington, Nc-wm
Steamer William Woodward, Young, Baltimorc-J
steamer Tacony Davis neutrality-suspicious. Hand.
ship Leonard Ru,'. Petrell Ant~erp-Fnnch Edye Co
Bark Walker Arlington, Jr Hoopcr Adelaide and Bris
Bar. Gocas f.ens .s ATsp for S,%er ust Co.
Bark Mary Myshra dir, Tucker Glasgow--snow 4
Bark Gunn tNop Hansen, Queenstown or Falmouth for
oraerssm% ESyssrn % ,re.on c,c.nb,reuBock
Bark Daniel Draper. Iedgley. Ilavrc-snow Burgess.
BARK Lbcrtns ttus) vism. Bordcanx--Siocovich 20.
Bark Beatrice dtaD, BcnoNc"n'o, Nsplcs-Bcnham
bark Carbon, Hanson, st Thomas aud markct-J i
Brr Manson Gardner vigo for orders-Rccknagle Go.
Brg Hector Brl. Murchison Wiiliamstadt Curacoa,-
brig Harry Aubrey Br Denno, Barbsdos-Dwight
Bris OrtoIan, Dorp. phiiadr phin--Brett. Son 60.
sclr Emma X Smaliey, Pike. Greyto~n, Nic-Sirout
schr Victor tBr) Pgot, Chro,tctown, PEIPerk kins-
schr william Phpot CBo, Philpot, Halifax, Ss-A
Schr Henry Trial tBr, Linden Lockpor and Halifax NS
schr Mary Ellen ,Br, clark. - Andrews, NB-ed Frye
schr Traveller Hodges, st Augustine, Fa-Bcntcy Gil
sehr Abby * Bentley. Mehany observation-disclosures II
schr Ridgcwood. John son, Georgetown and Pot Bluff
schr W i Garrison. Ro~en, Richmond. va-slagh,.
sebr Mary Smith. Macney Bos,on-Tavand 4
schr Morro Castle Mans Io.,on-R Gcd~n & Son.
Schr Blackstone Kelly. Prosidcnce-J Z Roberts
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. IS. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THT HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIIEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer city of Washington Zimmerman Havana Dec
- with mdse and pas.snser. to AeSands Som,
~,h ense mdse and psssS@rers ,oci"rs Seams"
SHY FsE % 10 k~s Sf 8'SG e. fyf,gsS %
sable Island .h .rcps ws.,rIy xnd, ,oa
dsrs' wy IN ballast 10 Boyd 1 iinckcn
shigl Rebsr,scn of Yarmea,h m NS Merrill Antwerp
Hinckcn Had weather the Banks - days.
VIA ss rs"s r. sarts,x ns S",sr %" .s 81
with % ss. :, s%"Ss o Il En- ssG w ff T% u : "
carried n~ny lower top,nil y.rd
in ballast, I" j II Winchester 90 Nov Ia" - ion IS
spss g%sea y 's Ssl & S No from is@ enc
aDsndon.a DE-, l Ia, ~ 10" & H. rs y n"'G 7, sln,'.d
ham Boye.en Anchored ~ ;rsye.end Ray Tor ORDER,
ss srs sos T"a,s d s.s' xys lad ss.s a1y s
net .ss . g s rnes sn .s,, x win
% Nan Ruth % % ssnds,aea. Gaylord Rotterdam u DAYS
Bars G.stsno & Iiall Fastcliino Rotterdam % days
Bark Kinnsrd Downing Mar.cilcs " DAYS in ballast
Talbot 60. Dee ~ had y hurricane from ~ 70 wv
BsR Nucya virginia rtab. caacro. Bordcaux ~ days,
Bark samucie utap. Rao, Lisbon 80 days in ballast 70
Bark Iinor Vernon copp charcne - days with brandy
heavy gale from sE lasting i've hours.
Bari colombo d,a sagno caglisr - days with sal,
Gibraltar Oct !; had strong westerly winds most Of the
Bark Hans Nielsen iiangc tNor IIayer. Taganrog ~
with wool SO Pavtun Colgate dec IL miles SE
Of Barncgat passed sis petroleum haeis apparently but
Il short time IN the
Bsrk Antouia Sals Rice Havana " days with sugar
order: vessel 10 Wood Dee H. lat 1 ~ Ion ~ had
hurricane from ~ to WSW, lasting ~ hours
BARK Clara. Nckcls, Brunswick GH Dee a. with lumber
10 order: vessel 10 u T. Buck co Dcc ~
SN gale which lasted PM lOth. shipped uuan.
~ lost casks filled boats and cabins with
winter sprung ruddcr head lost saysa aud 40 aud
sprnng leak: sute then had variable weather
Brio Clara Jenkins pf BANGOR Dodge BofeanN ~ dHys.
In ballast Miller Iuughtnn. Was - DAYS W " tie
Banks with strong W aud NV gales.
brig Sec Hustled Brewster Lisbon S7 days IN ballast
Son Co Was ~ days Of Iaterss. with strong
northcriy and westerly gales
Brig John sherwood. Maukin. Rio Jsnero Nov q with
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

Borlocsr Nov s5-saiicd, bark John Read Br) Bast-
.c1srrcos nce Arrived bark sam shccgcra purf,e,
New York or,r' Shss,s Nss & ssrs h eeonda
@ @ .sry ns" s,s mn rs.snSo
Ga.row .chr- Fred Jackson Andrews. Portland May Nc
S.isea 9th bark Foley ,sr, Garvin y of ratora.
yfa s 's"%ct sn s p sT'E sra snon
"SI m.tssa Dec 1a4S-,si steamer. Gu..e IIiifdian
p"o :r sas % f"roneo sr"s" %%sn. 9"rt SST ssr.
f. n 'ss' sy n,i,sr @ bark @ss
n" m.r"s sers BRIG as B." ' Se.'p ta sff
.ebr Abb,c ri,mas Chase, ror'l'nd i+sh brig Mer
Sailed is,h Ssrt. rro.peraaa ssp Mora New Orleans;
Vow YORK; 80 Collins, To~nsend, New Orleans. 18Th
pai.y y farshur,t, Hooper do; white Wing, s,nbbs,
CLEARED ilth. -chr susan u Ray Endicott Pensacola
IiAtivAS Dec i4-tfcnrcd, bnrk Cupid dBr, Fraser,
sailed i4,h. bark Ocean swell ,Br, rcrnnrnbuco; schr
war.s,ss. peos-xrrissd. bark chas r Ward. Wiley.
Nellie sawyer Bunhcr, Fcrnnndina; iith brig. Adra
lBr,. Zachary Pensacola ih, znen m Burns 81 John,
Sailed ia,h, bark Ar,cmIsa CBr,. Mckenzie y Of Hat
Pyns.xrrco Nov ia-Arriycd brig rrmus Ger, Roster
RI" G.ss@o Dee rc previously bark xora
sr pos,Seo cry nov io-Arrycd schr Alpha Salisbury
rGs s ne .c As. ss Ell y Nn
Crowley fernspdiua tand sailed 7th for l; 7th bark
sscd 7,h Schrs Ccpha- starrctt Bsbbdgc Philadelphia
Adams turk. Island 10 o' ici Tor fha
dcIvhia
sailed Dec IL steamer Graf bismarck Ger, from Rio
Jsneiro baltimore and New York mot View York direct
~ JOnss, Pr, Dec is-saed, steamer Bermuda tBr)
Wil-on tfrnin turncos Now York.
S,.rA Dee IuSailcd bark Matthew Baird. Forbes, New
York hrg Huston. staples, Philadelphia sclr Edward
ate York. New York.
~ JA.o Dec 2-Arrivcd schrs 1T Elmo tBr Ryan, Cow
Bay: Mary A Powers. simmons, baltimore
N ions. Nh Dec i0-Cearcd bark Harold IIaarfagcr
Nor. Andersen Fleetwood; brig Wnpiti tBr), Peters,
Dcncrara; schr Bessie Black. Ludlow Havana.
The New York herald., 1878-12-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK IIrpsos cebu for Liverpool before reported
s c S n r r.r s" you'd d he 's s @ ns s
IL few DAYS from that date survey was held on ~,
hcn landed into warehouse less damaged by
aud man, ~ is h,oscn or "o.e from hc ame
t@r re:iipmcn,
& T.ssG .sse.es ct Dses1 ss IS s %
ledge in the bny after the lannch.
Bnis wutft1 DosSrtLY tBr) from -- for Prince
Edward island totally losr At Trcpsssey Nov th ~
Crew -nv'd
ry~d East London Nov - encountered very rough
passage During of gales experienced he Zap
tain 50 washed overheard snd last
Br y Rrs pevsrsa, Is.c' no,,en for u, Y,cc rns
I'M" y inoas r III, '" vii Wiz r ~ ,,,a, .md ,,ea.a Th
cargo will he shifted 'orsard TO raise tho stern
Bns Ava, Lazy. oBricn. from STERN Iconn for Bos
ton At :, Thomns in di'trc-s was dischersins Dec T.
Scum sts Evtss. .ssi tons built NJ Port Jefferson IN
isyD. nov in port, hns been sold as $3.50
srnn tRrorE m loading ~ nspc for Jersey, r.,
ashore ut the former place doc = would have dts
charge cargo.
scue Mrns Pn,rr 10 tons built AZ Middctown, Conn.,
in 1910 kmball from Mobile for taibar,cn, which pu,
sss @ M e rs ,nr cp" p", o re- Mobile r *" ''e
ScuR ASSu a EVA fIoorwn, for savannah. which put
into Norfolk 18Th with Of rddcr from Baltimore
Sem n fr"% ssg fy ps ~ sG vs
experienced heavy gales on the ION AMI lth INST during
ws ns ana o sss sss'e eom%pee % to so. p"ron o
her cargo She will repair the damage ut that port before
ALrssspRtA. Dec 1.-THE schr Alice Ida. loaded with
salt from Baltimore for this port Is reported ashore W the
lower river
cuAruAa Mass. Doc 1s-The schr Rosina tof Machiss
Mcl, Kelly from Port Johnston for Boston with coal went
ashore Chatham Bar this morning She will probably
noatcd OF tonight by the aid ~ tho crew from station
~ aud another from Chatham by dischsrging part OF
her cargo.
G.tvEsroS, Dec 1.-The steamship City of Norfolk got
kuhns wharf and Brick wharf bsfure
she could enough hcadway 90 clear the shipping She
will III when the nd niuicra,c-.
NtvstpypoRr Dec fs-rbe tina which broke adrift
in the storm week aud the Ella johnson and Ncttte
Adams impaired by collision, have all been put 10 repair
again.
~ Tnov,s Dec R-capt Domenech Of the spanish bark
Nueya Ausea before reported condemned hss advertised