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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER srsIsoLF fr"m Boston, at savannah astb 70
aud Delaware eapcs Saturday eleven o'clock with
AMI n H. zone and 70 &
rolling learfny manmas lying fore and aft deck ne,,
q Dow lies in a position nine miles the east Of
liatteras three masts standing half out Of water
sHIr RosgEr KERR a laI tons Of IivcrpooD has been
surveyed NJ Galveston and found entirely unseaworthy
B.nk n.r1lE tBr Lewis. from New York for Rotter,
stormy weather aud jettisoned 2uo bags Of rye.
BARK IlorrTr Rrs Wikander from Bull River Sept for
London 'beforc reporte'h was abandoned Oct l6
RAnK IoHS LoRSG. for New York which arrived Mar
settles prior 70 Nov ~ had upper works damaged
BARR Gusr.yA dsss at philaaepha as,h M from New.
Had three severe hurricanes.
scHa HAs SAWYER Mullen, from Rio conss 1sraziD for
struck The bar and became total loss saved The
1871 and haiicd from Ellsworth
scnn tSsiE ,Br; from Charlottetown. PEI. for New
'sS & ~i @ hands saved
ScnR HATTIE G Dow. from Bull River SC. for Woads
Hole bef"re repo,ted lies IN dangerous position Nov 2
s.ssr %'l'' east q h-'''' e' '''' s'@Aa's man ONT
scnE WV clnIol; cf Bnsksporn. Higgins, before re.
Bangor With lumber: &c for SALISBURY Tho wind was
and hms and bn IN s mnma NJ wsn ~
the board and the deckiosd washed overheard. the
ss q e., the %
total wreck aud uninsured
scng SARAH r. which went ashore Jacksonville bar
some months since and .f,erwsrd sunk IN the river near
railway At the shsynrd The Condition ~ the h" has
bcen ascertaned Tho uasts and rigging the
vessel having been stripped while on the bar.
SrIIR SrsRrs Of Wintorport. the vessel that went
ashore at Ipswich during the Of Monday night She
gent, having lost her deck load only
ScHR TyRo of Belfast Hart which laid in Belfast harbor
during the gale frdav night, lost her manmast Tho
sprngtay supposed to have parted and the mast which
rolled out Of her. II broken in three
pieces. hut did no damage in falling.
ScnR PLovRR (sherrnan ashore Nov - Boston
Light
ScHR NARY A ROWLAND lumber laden from Bangor for
Pynonh Mass drove ashore at Seal Harbor during the
gale Nov 2 She got ten off on Sunday, badly damaged
cargo saved
GLOUCESTER Nov 29-Schr Chas Cobb. of Rockland Me,
ashore Manchester Beaeh Wednesday night last
having lost her overheard Tho Of lime took
fire and the vessel was destroyed.
HALIFAX Nov 2oSteaner Worcester Is DELAYED Pie
ton having broken hange Of her propeller while
passage for Charottetown.
Point from Canada for this with lumber. ashore
wreck.
uiLptSG--Mcssrs. W H Gem Co getting in
Aoosto0k NIL the hardwood and Juniper for bark OF about
7n tons he in their yard at BncksDor Immediately
They build by
Rockport. Me. Captain John Piper is building schr
of about fifty for the lobster carrying business She
Is perfect model and will be far from the head Of the
lin. when under sail
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THE DEAD MAGICIAN.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES YEsrERDAYA SMALL
COMPANY AND NO DISPLAY.

THE FUNERAL SERVICES YEsrERDAYA SMALL
COMPANY AND NO DISPLAY.
PHILADELrHrs, Nov. 30. 1873.
Probably few persons know that in private life the
real name Of Robert Heller William Henry
Palmer. Such was the fact, and such the name
engraved upon the lid OF the plain and simple coffin
which enclosed the remains of the great magician
as they lay in the private psrlor of the suite Of
rooms at the Continental Hotel which had been
occupied by himself and his sister. The body
Of the genial conjuror who had endeared
himself 10 many of those whom he mystified and
amused dressed in the familiar dress suit he
upon the stage. and looked exactly in life.
Death had been gentle with him and he seemed a. ~
asleep. A broken wand made of white flowers lay
his breast. II the only floral tribute and
was the gift ~ Mr.. A. ". Fraventha an old friend.
The funeral services very quiet and simple.
There attempt af display. and only the inti-
Iiste friends Of the deceased were invited. About
twenty gentlemen and ladies' present, among
them being Miss Heller. the borcavcj sister. y, J..
kchhocfftr. Of Washington. brothcr-in-law uf Mrs.
Heller; Harry !. Palmer, John Mccullough, J. B.
Roberts. tieorgc Vsndenbof. John r. Dom
nelly, the business agent of Mr.. Heller. W.
y. FROST, Dr. g. ". Bruton, Il. r. wilson
and r. J. Dale. the assistant N Mr. Heller who had
been with him Tor six years and was devotedIy at
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SPOKEN.

Shin Eastern Empire fBr Ferguson from Greenock for
Southwest Pass, Nov o. lat IS IS. Ion 21 Nc
ship Herbert Beech Br from ST John, NIB. for Liverpool
Nov II. lat 10 l. Ion 30 10
Ship John Bertram tNor from New York for Hamburg,
Nov 81, lat A., Ion ~
A ship Ger, from Georgetown for Cuxhaven, showing
QRHS or RBIIK Nov 10. lat A. Ion ~
Bark John Boyd tBr,, from Philadelphia from Dunkirk
Nov Is. lat ~. Ion z.
BARK Belgium. of Windsor. Ms. from Honneur for New
York Nov 4. lat Al NJ Ion - 40
Bark Adeline Adams Coum, from New York for Ado
lsdc date lat ~ n lon 81 W. and again lat y Ion 10
Ogmorc tBr,. Roberts from Bull River for Port Tai
bot Nov 10, lat 46. Ion 81
Norwegian bark showing HTwG G, from London
for New York Oct II. lat 46 y. Ion - W.
bark showing JTRLtsl frum Baltimore for Cacn Nov
O. lat 10 81. Ion % O0 with foret0pmast gone.
A bark Nor, showing PDGW from Baltimore for Ant.
werp Nov II. lat ~ Ion -.
Brig Stella. Davis. from Savannah for Mcntcvideo,
date. lat M n. Ion SOW. A
Sehr Annie Conant from bordeaux for New York Oct
10 lat - ~, Ion ~ IN
An American schooner, showing flag with white ground
in and red s. steering Sept 10 lat 10
Ion 2J w.
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carried awav also buwarss sanchicns and deck houses

away also bulwarS stanchcns and deck houses
vessel lemky.
MrlnolRxr Oct 4-rhe bark Stonevall Jackson. Bart
lett which arrived here Sept III from Boston reports thst
june she collision with schooner name nm
known riding at anchor Neither vessel sustained nats-
rial damage.
PoRIsaoUru. Nov lS-The Daemring. Petersen which
arrived here Nov l Mexico reports that IN lat ~ ~
Ion ~ W. She spoke the Diadem Norwegian brig, from
baltimore for Copenhagen for orders with mate and two
sick.
SHANGHAI. Oct 1.-THE Staghound Fawrett which arrived
here sent ~ from Vancouver Island uberl reports that
dnrng the gale she twisted rnddeead that 70. time
useless She also lost small portion of her deck load
part being ettisoned and part washed overheard Dnrng
the gale the vessel reported have had IL feet of water
in hold.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwkxr, Nov as-Arrived bark Elise Msthilde Nor,
Gundcrsen. Baltimore
sailed 18th barks Eliza Milligsn CBr. Peck New York
Albion Nor. Hodc, do
AMSTERDAM Nov cs--sailed, bark Freeman Dennis (Br)
Ellis. New York
BoRpEArx. Nov 2S-Saled. bark Plimsoll Nor), Peter
sen. New Orleans
BrLv.sr, Nov 2s-saed, ship Osmo Rus, Jacobsen
United States.
The reported arrival 9th Of bark Savanna r Bremen
from Philadelphia was erroneous
BARROW Nov 2s-saiicd bark Tctens CNor), Marcussen
New York.
Bapsr. Nov 2s-Arrved, bark Chatham CNor) Knudsen
Wilmington NC for Granon. with upper works damaged
before reported without date.
Boss.y TO Nov 25-Arrived, ship Queenstown, Purng-
ton, Liverpool
ConK. Nov ct-Ssiled. ship Anerod.tBr. Wade BAlti-
more: bark Iteformer (Br). Brown. do.
Caplz Nov 27-Arrived, bark Fannio Lewis CBr Kelley
Promised Land IL for Genoa land sailed.
CAGLrARi Nov 2I--Ssiled, bark TrionfottsD, Boston.
CALAIS Nov 2ssaiied, bark Impcro (Br,, Teller, New
DEAL Nov 2sArrved, barks Prest Won Blumentha Ger,
Selarping New York for Dantzic; goth. Memory tNor,
Niescn wilmington &c. for London; Robert Jones tBr
Iowlsnds Beaufort, SC. for do
Arrived in the Downs 10Th bark Sarah Smith Br, OIL
sen hilsdeiphia for Bremen.
DrSK,nx Nov 2a-Arr,ed, bark sloboda (Aus, GeIalia
New York.
psxrzrc Nov 27-Arrved, bark Concordia Ger Kaste
holdt, New York
HriL Nov 2e-Ssiled, brig Parker. Ksene, Sandy
Hook.
HAssuRc Nov cs-saed bark Repubiik Cor. Fortmann
United States.
TavymrooL, Nov co-Arrived. steamers Canopus CBr
uorsfall Boston; Gneo CBr,, Ellis. Now York. zsnsibar
az Fox Norfolk Dominion (Br Bouchcttc Montreal
sa,cd ,ssh bark Giuseppe ta. Pcrronc. United stses
10th. steamer Minnesosa tBr). BurwcIi. Boston
Loypox Nov 2e-saiicd steamer California Cr, Donald
SON. New York.
LrGgonS Nov o3-sailed, bark Maury (Nor wig New
York
MAnsyrL1rs Nov 27-Arrived brig l. Munson, Huntlcy
New York before reported without date.
Mrvonp HAVEN. Nov 2s--Arrived, bark Sea Wave DR.
Edwards Charleston.
Ptyuouru Nov 2s-on Ava Maria dtaD sihen one Phiia
dc,phia Tor Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN Nov .-Arrvcd, barks sestri CNor, svcns
sen Baltimore: Viva tSorJ. Petersen. do
Sailed 10Th steamer City Of Brussels (Br), watkins rom
Liverpool New York.
Rio J,Syrno, about Nov 27-Arrived, bark Adelaide
Bailey, Baltimore.
Arrived 2sth, steamer City Of Rio Janero, wier Now
York.
tinnsen United states.
Sailed 10th. ship Oregon Work, Newport.
RorrS Nov os-Arrvcd. steamer Croft (Br, Dotchin
New York.
so,ruaxproS Nov 2e-Arrved, steamer Leipzig Ger
Pfcifcr Baltimore FOR Bremen
sryDrgLAsp, Nov 2s-Arryed, bark Eskedal Norl Knud
scn. Baltimore
wlcxtow Nov 2e-Arrived brig wostfa CBr,. Thomas,
| Bull River
YoKomAxA to Nov 2eArrivcd chip Horsa CBr, wsdley.
| New York
Arrived at - Nov ~. bark Ebenescr (Nor from 49,.
Iospov Nov 2o-Barkentine Albion, Of Liverpool. =.
was abandoned Nov in lat IT Ion ~ A. Tho
saved by bark Elise Msthilde tSor, Gunderscn, from
| Baltimore and landed at Antwerp to-day.
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ont of the rebellion. At the beginning OF the war his
struug Union sentiments resulted in his arrest and
confinement in prison for period OF several months
and he escaped With his life only through the inter
cesson of warm personal friends. After his liberia
ton granted upon condition that he should leave the
State, he North. where he remained unt
the close OF the In 1865 President Lincoln ap
pointed him United States District Attorney for the
Eastern district of Texas He reappointei hS
President Grant and held the Office at the time OF his
death
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Edgarown Nov ~ scr Sarah Lewis smith,
Atlantic Ocean via Viney ard Haven.
Arrived ~ Mchaes Oct - barks Lag0da. Lewis ut
NB. last from Faya: 18th Gazee, Leal do do; A X
Tucker. Baker, last from Flores
Sailed from do Oct ~, bark Attleboro. Rowland NIB to
cruise: I'D bark Perry Nickerson Of Edgartown. do
Arrived At santa Crnz. Ten Oct ~, brig Homan Smith,
Cook. Fayal tand sailed 81 st IL cruisel
Sailed from do Oct ~ schrS Lottie Cook, Dyer to
cruise Arizona White do: Sparks, Ewell do: 29th
bark Daniel Webster. Borden. do: schr Chss w Morse
Silva, do 31st, bark Bertha. Robinson, do.
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tached to him. Mrs. Stephen Fiske and Miss Katherine
Rogers we're also present. The Rev William El,lsier
d. D.. of ST stephens Protestant Episcopal Church.
read the beautiful formula of the Church. The
mains taken to the vault Of Macpeah Cemetery
the pail bearers being Messrs. Frost. Bruton Wilson
and Dale.
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1rnGE d. !. BALDWIN.

d. J. Baldwin, United States District Attorney for
thc Eastern district Of Texas. died at Houston on
Monday. Judge BALDWIN was born In Essex county.
y T., in 1913 While still young hc went to Little
Kock. Ark. where he soon after began the study ~
Law. subsequently he went to Texas. where he prsc-
tsed his profession with success until the breaking
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BlRBApos Nov 2GAtrived previously. bark Florence.
Smith. BOSTON.
East Harmon dIonduras. Nov T-1n port brig Sarah
,rowe tBr .fehnecn. from Porto Plats .
UrorCrrowN PFl. No, 23-Arrivcd btigt Now Era tBr,
NcIIce and sirius Hrl. Mcdonald. 81 Johns, NJ.
ittLFAt, Nov - Arritei, steamer Poiyueriau tB Il,
Brnvn, Baltimore fur Iiscfpor
Sailed 18th Aharbrs fBr McPiheny New YORK.
ILoo Oct 5-ssiled. ship saratoga. kenssll New York
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, sc.

L,oR sALE-sciIoONER EN0cH MOORE 3i3 tons
register; built Wilmington, Del. 1852; board in
good well found Apply board pier ~ East
River or to JAMES A. VAN BRuNT, 10 Sonth st., corner
Maiden lane
STEAM YACHT LrRLINE FOR sAIE--Ty FULL
hCromm ssion crew and engineer board having ust
arrived from Southern trip; in perfect order Gan bs
at foot of Morgan street Jersey City For price 6e
apply III LIST st. Jersey Cit,
WANTED-A 3ox4o FOOT CABIN OR OPEN YACHT
w With particulars and lowest cash price address
GsHt Post office. ~
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SAILED.

steamers Western TcSss, ior lack sonvl", 1r; Abr
marie trves Del ships Fror. Bombay and tslentta
cashmere tnier; samar. Melbourne. harks Arcangrlo
rfaII tiIcucester. Nnbus tBr. Anfwerp cherokee Rr
tJycyc,ul t,oreps Hansen d,er trt.e: tBr
Calais; Sultana lBr, Hsvre, Anguso utaD, Bordeaux
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Irn1.E ". u. EAGAN.

A despatch was received at the Supreme Court of
New Orleans, yesterday. announcing the death OF
Associate Justice W. B. Eagan, at his residence near
Shreveport, Thursday evening. from bronchial af-
fection.
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John FULLER.

John Fuller. Assistant Superintendent of the Sixth
district of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
died at his residence in Phillipsburg, y. j. yesterday
afternoon. after protracted illuess.
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Mary Stewart fB bordeaux Supeba tAns) La Rochslle
brgs Maggie Glen tBrl. IunenburS NJ; Mary Nier Ham
hurS u Jones tBr1, Havana VIM Phpps tHayl. Jacmes
scrs Maggie Abbott, Pcnambuco; II II Pitts Virginia
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MIsCELLANEOtJs,

A cONQuERoE OF RlIErMATisM AN ERADI
.LAcaor ~ impure blood, however bad--IlyATTS A B
else.
4 tHRoN1C DfSEAsES.-NANY PHYSICIANS AND
Nemtnent citizens whose diseases had resisted surgicsl
operations and treatment hy Dr HEATH
permanently; ~ Years references. home Il6 East
ST.. New York. lorenoons and e,ening.
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WEATHER REPORT.

CRooxnsvry Nov 2p-w,nd W. moderate.
UoLYurAp Nov a9-wind sw. gentle; barometer 2s.655
PrYMourp. Nov 2s--wind NE. moderate; duh.
sciLLy, Nov 29--Wnd N, moderate; barometer 1920.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
!Saa.. lDcst;n.aio.l

NEw YORK, Nov 29-Noon
The Western Union time ball fell correctly today.
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MANILA. Oct 7saed ship gormoss Reynolds Boston. i,,
fkgSANBrco. Nov sin port briggs leiress OBJ ana VIC
toria ls~p. isr New York or English Channel ~
frou Ms, Nov 28tlcarcd schr Frank Pearson, oiiver
Providence.
Qrrsrc. Nov as--Saed, bark Albert tBr Walsh,
ianghsl.
RIO JASsrno Nov e-Arrved brig Flora Goodale, Good
ac. New York.
RIO tiRANpk SRI. Nov 2oArrivcd bark syringa tBr
Partridge, Cadex.
ST JoHS Nh. Nov 2T-Arrived bark Kwasnd (Br. new,
spragg Saes,ille h, schr Maggie Wiiles fBr stewart
New York
Cleared 10Th. schr Snow Bird tBrl cripps. New York
to T..
rrRs's IsLASn Nov l2-Passed. schr Vim Wilson. Ward
Philadelphia fo- Cirnfuegos.
Arrived Oct %, brig Prcniss Hobbs Blaze Irlndsd
2ih schrs Nesper, Stau'eY New York and sailed Sfh Tor
tnba with inward cargo) Nov nth, cherubm lank. -
r,erre and sm". 18th for Bsltmore; iNh nrigs Lf"n
lBrl ba ,dson It Thomas: Engenia Neazie do: schr
Fisk Rogers, Demeara; i9t brig Henry Aubery tBrl
Deano. barbados.
Sae. Oct 70 schr Laura Webb Nillson from Bal'i
rorc - Andrews with OF inward cargo Nov X n
Ncwcomb. Daker Nrom BOSTON, Jamaica with part o m
ward 18TH brig Alice Mont someiy trom New
York;. Honduras with part of inward cargo.
VICTORIA. Nov lS-passed barks Revere Mcintyre, ana
J Carleton. Ameshury. from san franclso.
Sailed 18th. bark Tokatea tBrl. Australia.
, 1878-04-20

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-On
Monday last a large grainary be-
longing to Mr.. James Davis, OF
Rebel fiat, was struck by light
ming and set on fire. The build
ing was full Of grain at the time,
the loss of which was quite a
severe blow to Mr.. Davis. This
is the first time we have ever
heard Of anything being damag-
ed by lightning in this section OF
country, and we hope it will be
the last.-Pdluse Gazette.
, 1878-04-20
Ffom the Daily OF Wednesday.
From Crcas island.

To THE EpIToRs oF THE DISPATCH:
The people Of Orcas Island were
terribly shocked last Sunday morn
ing, the 7th, by the finding of the
dead body Of William O'Donreh
one of their most respected citizens.
He was bachelor, living alone on
his ranch mile or more from any
neighbors. He had not been seen
for more than two weeks. but no
alarm was taken as every one was
busy farming and supposed him TO
be the same. Two of his neighbofS,
however, who had expected him to
meet an engagement, went to his
house Sunday morning and found it
to have been robbed. Further
search discovered the dead body Of
O'Donnell, hid under pile OF rails
in his field. TO all appearances he
had been dead two weeks. Justice
Clifford was summoned, and acting
as coroner, held an inquest. The
body was then respectfully inferred
by friendly hands, the Rev. Mr..
Hewett reading the burial service.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
was, "Shot dead in the breast, while
at work in his field, by party or par
ties unknown"
a large reward was Immediately
subscribed by the citizens and offer
ed for the arrest and conviction OF
the assassin. Suspicion pointing
directly to renegade Siwash from
the British side, Ia party started out
in pursuit OF him. He is said TO De
In close hiding for many misdeeds.
both British and American Indians
being on his track. ODonnell, IN
his last interview vita one OF his
neighbors, mentioned meeting a
strange Siwash near His place, who
used insulting language to him.
Mr.. O'Donnell was about 10 years
of age, and O native of Ireland, He
had a brother and sister III Boston at
one time, but has lost communlea,
ton with Them. He was II very
peaceable citizen. and great indi8-
nation prevails throughout the Is
Lands of Archipelago.
We we're treated this morning to
a lovely snowstorm, which is for,
midable rival to the fruit trees and
flowers in their delicate bloom. This
is the first snowflake we have seen
for more than year; but their ex-
istence is brief, however, tor they
disappear about as soon as tney
touch the warm earth. G.
, 1878-04-20

CHURCH GAMBLING.-if festiv-
ais are necessary, let them be
held in such a way that no ques-
tionable method shall stain the
money left behind. Turn not
the affairs broad top into a board
for dice rattling. Let the church
stimulate the state, and not put
itself where the state shall chase
it with stout stick. 1t is high
time that all church gambling
should cease.-Mustrated Christ
ian Weekly.
, 1878-04-20

DISCHARGE. Pierre st. Louis,
examined yesterday before Justice
Scott. charged with fraud and en-
beazlement, furnished the requisite
bonds last evening and was dis
charged until the next term of the
District Court.
, 1878-04-20

A MODEL SPEECH. BY A Work
INGMAN.-The city of Utica, New
York, elected the WorLingmen's
candidate for Mayor, at the re-
cent election. On assuming of
fee, he made a speech which
was model OF good sense and
temperate language. Speaking
for his own class he said: The
country is undergoing a severe
financial crisis, capital is para
lyzed, the demand for labor is
dormant, business in all it's
branches depressed, values di-
minished, and incomes resulting
from either Of these sources, or
from the earnings of in 7estments,
are correspondingly decreased:
Those dependent upon the re-
wards of labor tor the support
of themselves and their families
most keenly and seriously real
lze the effect of the causes al
luded to, and it must be our con-
slant aim so far as it can be done,
to avoid the increase of these
effects by all unnecessary requi-
sition upon them through the
agency of the tax collector. To
this end | invite the utmost eau
ton and deliberation in the. de-
partment Of public improve
ments, and recommend that We
should not impose increased
public burdens upon property at
the present time, but afford a
respite for recuperation from
them.
, 1878-04-20
OvERposED.--A logger with an

OvERDosED--Al logger with an
overdose of benzine in him was
charging around on Mill street yes
terday afternoon. creating n little
disturbance. When officer Thorn
dyke undertook to run him in he
showed fight, but was speedily bull
dosed and occupied lodgings at the
city's expense last night. He was
compelled to pay for it this morn
ing to the tune of SIS, by Justice
Scott.
THERE is not single deep water
vessel at present loading in the
Sound, the Rlue Jacket and the
Italian vessel which loaded at Mil
ton being the last of the foreign
bound vessels. Very few of the
coasting vessels, even, are in the
Sound at present, the majority of
them being either on their way up
or down.
LECTURER COMING. - Arrange
ments have been made whereby the
citizens of Seattle will soon have the
opportunity of hearing the renown-
ed lecturer, Rev. Matthew Hale
Smith, who is now entertaining so
highly the citizens of Portland, Or
egon. He is represented as being
one of the most eloquent and enter
tanning lecturers in America.
CAPTURED. MIR. John Low, who
escaped from the Insane Asylum at
Steilacoom some time since, return
ed to his old home in Snohomish
county and was taken charge of by
his friends. He came up on the
Nellie last night, and went up to
Steilacoom this morning in charge
OF Mr.. George Foster.
THE ship Yosemite has arrived at
Port Townsend and is expected up
here tonight to lead coal. Prepar-
ations are making to run her load in
as rapidly as possible. as there viii
be rush Of vessels here III a few
days.
SHUT DoWN.-We understand that
the mills at Port Gamble have shut
down temporarily in consequence of
there being 10 vessels there to load.
They will resume as more vessels
arrive.
Mr.. d. S. LACEY, who was found
by the Probate Court to he insane
yesterday, went up to Steilacoom
this morning in charge of Mr..
Wirth.
SocIA3LE are invited to at
tend the church sociable at DR..
Weeds Friday (to-morrow) night.
THE steamer City of Panama sails
for San Francisco from Victoria on
Saturday noon.