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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
HEf EH I'D E,
A NHlllIner Kills Herself by Taking Chloe
POfNrEN.

Between the hours Of and o'clock yester-
day evening Mrs. Fl. GaIinier. q milllner. doing
business at the corner OF Royal and Blenyille
streets, committed suicide by taking chloroform.
The coroner held an inquest, and the Jury re-
turned verdict according to the facts. The
husband of the deceased woman declined TO
of his wife. He said that ne living soul but
himself should know what prompted her to
commit tho rash act.
The servant, when interviewed. stated that ct
O'Clock she brought to Mrs. Ghinier cup Of
Coffee and returned TO the room an hour after
wards and found the door locked. After calling
eponse she summoned assistance. and upon
forcing omen the door found her dead In her
bed. Beside her was an empty vial that mad con-
tanned laudanum.
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PE liz d o M AL.

Mr. william Fl. Pierson. Of the we'll known
clothing establishment Of Wheeler & Plerson,
No Is Camp street. has just returned from the
North whore he has been making arrange
ments for the fall trade. and is receiving, now q
very large stock Of goods from the finest to the
house are manufactured under their ow n SUI
pervision and to suit the taste of their South,
ern customers. and are always fashionably cut
and of extra finish.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
THOMAS N. BOYLAN,,
cute &c noI;,
THE RT. GEORGES.

Excellent work continues to be done by this
we'll managed organization, as tho following
shows:
III families, aggregating. GIT individuals. re-
Iieved up to O'Clock; 151 families. or a92 lndt-
vtduals, provided with meals for from three to
seven dn vs. in the form of rations; twenty fami-
lies or twenty-five individuals, provided with
money doctors. nurses and more pressing re-
ouirements: 1870 homeless men fed twice to-day
at soup house
Meals.
40, individuals given from to 16 meals each. 1900
100 homeless men fed twice for two days ct
soup-house. '.......-..''.''''''''.' '''
Out of society's funds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1868
DONATIONS.
From Catholic Relief Association. per uo
Thos Layton, ESQ. ...............:-,. .$25o
From a friend of st. George, tsecond dona-
ton. ''''-'''' u
From the Strong Manufacturing Company.
Winsted Conn, through Francis John
son, Esq, 2o5 Magazine street. '''''-'"''- Ii
Total. .'..........'-''''' 'sz''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
THE STEAMB0ATMBN'S RELHEF AsSo"
CITATION.

Five new new cases we're reported TO this
association yesterday-Chas. Smith engineer
who was working on the Thompson Dean: VIM
oChipnell, engineer; r. Fee. watchmen; Mrs. 2
Pepper. and a son OF, Alfred haine. Joe Dan
Wtgner's child, and James Perkins and his three
children were all reported very sick. A. list OF
the contributions received will be found in en-
othar pnlnmn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
ORLEANS RELIEF COMMITTEE.

The committee yesterday issued 1865 rations
The committee have now on hand 1000 or more
acquisitions which call for between 5000 and
5000 rations These acquisitions will be hon
sored. but until Wednesday next. when the gov
eernu1ent rations are expected to arrive. no ap-
1nlicatinn will be considered or passed up0n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13

A negro named Louis Thorn pson, alias Muir
ply alias Tattoo, was yesterday locked up
he was identified by servant OF Mr.. FloWer as
the party who broke into his residence, No. 2o7
Ninth street, on the tenth instant. and stole g
lot Of wearing apparel and some igory-handled
knives.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
LUKE sCEaOOLCRsAFT.

though lost to sight to memory dear. The
Eoilcwing, clipped from the Boston Herald
sfspeasSs for itself:
ANOTHER APPEAL FOR AID.
Mr.. luke Sehoolcraft who is q native OF New
Orleans, and was for some years memoer OF
The flre department there, makes an urgent ap-
Nc, he Is Informed by private letters. are sui
sfarSsse terribly from the ravages of the yelII
foyer, and are greatly in need OF ade In7
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funds of their local relief association have peen
exhausted for weeks, and though their 9Tet l
much more il needed. He suggests that boxes
Be placed in the street f9r nickel con- on;
tribution," and hopes some LIBERAL peraon n;as
will allow their carriage free of charge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
A THCW ET.


The Faithful Hold a Convention i'm @es,
Landry and Make Nominations
Deputy Collector of United States Customs
Thos. G. Anderson was yesterday notified that
n convention, recently held in the parish OF st.
Landry, had nominated him for State Senators
that Simeon Brott. G. Mayo and Jules Godeau
had been nominated rs Representatives OF the
parish, and that John E. King, ex-eollector.
would PROBABLY be- nominated FOR Congress, -
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Staub, who pertlnaciously keeps his news
stand at Goldthwaite's book store, on Exchange
Alley, near the corner Of Canal street, has sent
ern papers. and such periodicals as Haapel''s
Weekly, Tuck, etc, for which We pray to the
proper authorities that his shadow may never
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
Released ON BONDS.

Dr. Poiney yesterday gave certificate to the
effect that Constant Att who WAS shot by GUS
Dupantier was out OF denger.t The accused
was thereupon released by Judge Miltenberger
on $4,000 bonds. Theo. Forstall and G. n Wogan
becoming securities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
Mo delays mt registration offices.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Hibernia National Bank yesterday asked
the Uni ted States Circuit Court to issue IN in
junction restraining E. A. Burke. tax collector
taxes on the shares and property of the cor
poration for the years 1877 1878. 1879 and 1880.
preliminary Injunction as prayed for was
iaaund
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-13
A FALL

At 80 o'clock last evening girl named An
toinette Gaspard aged five years fell from the
gallery of the house No. 1872 Bienville street,
and severely injured her right arm.
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Register Register! Register /

Nothing in the Quaker City has received more
unlimited or we-merited praise from its
guests than the Colonnade Hotel. Philadelphia.
for liberal management and excellent courtesy.
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Nurses and attendants In sick rooms who
have not had the fever, use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as q preventive. For sale by /. L, Lyons
druggist
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Nurses and attendants In sick rooms. who
have not had the fever use Omaha RhuDarD
Wine as q preventive. For sale By ]. L. Lyons
druggist
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REGISTRATION Office open I'm each ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
A WARM RECEPTION.

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT PREPARING
AGAINST A FENIAN INvAsIoN--pIEpARATIoNs
AT ALL EXPOSED POINTS.
OTTAWA. Ont, Nay IA, 1878
Further important dispatches said 10 have been
received by tho mont to-day from their agents
along tho frontier with respect to Fcrian move
ments and somc excitement Is manifested In this city
in consequence OF orders which have boeu issued
bythe Militia Department Preparations are being
made from ono end OF tho Dominion the other for
coast and frontier defence II would appear that II Is
tho nteh,ion Of tho government DO fully prepared
for all emergencies.
GuSBoArs FOR THE LAKES.
Four gunbonts, armed with twenty.nino pound
guns ana manned with twenty-iour gunners. arc or
dered TO tho River ST Clair and lakes Erie and On
tario.
SERVING OUT CARTRIDGES.
All the militia the frontier are being supplied
with arms and ball cartridges, and the interior militia
have been ordered to hold themselves readiness 10
leave Tor the front at a moments notice.,
NEW BATTERIES.
Tho battalion OF Infantry NJ Kingston Ia to DO con.
vertcd into artillery guard from the Kingston
Pied GUNS TAKING POSITION
Four 0-pound guns have been ordered for Pres.
battery OF artillery Is being formed at tha:
point, and new rifle corps will DO organized ut
Ottawa.
nRAvY ARxAMExrs FOR NEW BRUNSWICK
The barrack aud Red Hoad batteries at st. John,
N. b., have been armed with 80 pound gung. The
Partridge Island battery been repaired and heavily
armed. and Fort Duiferin, N. B., supplied with
64-pounder rned guns, aud also 50 -pounders.
DypExCK PoR NOVA
In Nova Scotia batteries OF artillery have been
raised At Yarmouth and New Liverpool and tho bat
teios at these points, as well ms At Dg0y and sydney
Cape Breton, have been equipped with sixty Two
poundcra Tho battery at Pictou also has beon placed
IN condition OF deioncc.
battery OF heavy guns has boon ordered at
Victoria, Vancouver, to command Victoria Harbor
and EsquimauL Colonel Irwin, royal artillery, has
been despatched TO place this battery M effective
atate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
RUSSIAN OFFICERS WATCHED.

DosroS, May IA, 1875
Tho operations Of the Russian agents IN this c. un.
try are becoming Of sisnincant nature as to at
tract the utoution of everybody. from the British
government IN general to tho lowest attacho OF the
foreign diplomatic service in Particular. For IN
stance, tho tall, gawky looking individual with side
WHISPERS and Eyeglasses who disconsolalcly on
tho piazza OF the Island House nj Southwest Har-
Dor since tho cmbra dropped aucacr in ,ha, ort,
was met by your correspondent School street, in
this city, this afternoon lilo called "lhc Lono
fishoimann IRON tho Tact that ho did be
a part Of the company there assembled, ana when
anybody got up TO go away he was 10 ALSO
Nobody could nnj out his name. lilo refused 10 regis
ter al the hotel, and his mail was guarded 10 The meat
secret aud mysterious way. His appearance IN
boston, OF course, excited the curiosity OF your
cspoudent, but II VAS evident that lie was still
determined 10 preserve his incognHo. Wnen asked
OF his sudden departure IRON Mount Desert
he declined TO give any vthor than that ne hal bus.
~ Boston. call al tho Parker House explained
the mystery. On tbs register were found The names
OF :. Rossett, A. Audrscn, i. wouzcnbcrg and n.
Roeosin, all from southwest nartot. they arc
tam Badennaus.n, oi tho CIm6rIr, and captain
Gnppenberg, OF The Russian Royal Navy.
haa arl rssu W Dos,on ua ~ eleven oe,oek
Lewiston yesterday, and reached Portland 10 time TO
catch an carly morning train. Badenhausen and
Grippcnberg went through TO New YORK without
delay, and viii confer with Other agents OF the Rus
ssrvicc IN that city. Captain Henry w Hunt, OF
this city, also an agent Of the car went through TO
New YORK iast nigu aud II Is evident that a move
mcni OF more than ordinary impof1 Is contemplated
AS | tcicgrnphci you last .ight The arrangements
for tho Transfer VI the Cinbrias "passenlcrs" 10 Gait
fornia have been completed The agents OF tue Lake
shore and Michigan southern Railroad and tho Union
Pacific have settled all the details, liked the number
OF cars needed, and have contracted with parties
alnercnt points the route Tor suppes TO be ready
dcivery when tho traiu reaches their respective
/ called on Mr. weItzcnbcrg al his room In thc
Parker House. and Iound hun very rctiecnt and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
ONE AcconpLIcE SUSPECTED.
II is reported that accomplish suspected, and
q detective is now in Leipsic looking him up.

ONE AccoMpLIcE SUSPECTED.
II is reported that accomp,cs suspected, and
detective is now in Leipsic looking him up.
CAPTURE OF VERA sAssuLircH
The correspondent of the Daily Nsios at
Paris says = telegram received from ST. Peters
burg asserts that Vera Sasauhtch, the woman VINO
attempted TO assassinae General Trcpon aud re-
Gently acquitted, has been discovered hiding IN the
suburbs, and was arrested.
THE POSTAL CONGRESS-.
The Committee Treaty oil the Postal Congress
have decided report favor Of six francs per ko-
gram for letters and two francs per kioeran fer
other correspondence compcnsation to The United
States for service The report will
probably not DO opposed in the Congress. which ro-
assemblies TO- morrow.
oBsTRUcriNG SUNDAY CLOSING
The House Of Commons from four O'Clock Mon
day evening until! thirty Eve minutes past ninc
O'Clock yesterday morning Tho House was most OF
the time in committee on tho Irish Sunday Closing
bill, which various Irish members Instructed
EXPLOSION IN PARIS.
A terrible explosion has occurred at an ammuni-
ton mandatory In the Rue Berengcr, Paris. Tho
building was completely shattered. A serious nro
ensued IN the neighboring houses aud Is s,i uncon-
controlled. Tho number OF victims by tho explosion
is unknown but believed to be considerable.
GILMoRE's BAND
Gilmorc's Band met with u cordial reception at
their first concert In ST. Georges Hall yesterday after
noon They will repeat their performance tonight.
EGYPTIAS MINISTER.
Tho Paris correspondent OF the Daily telegraph
says that he learns that Mr.. Rivers Wilson is about
to DO appointed Egyptian Finance Minister
CONQUEST or KAsnGAR.
News from Pekin received Calcutta states that
the Chinese Official Gaxette announces the complete
reconquest OF KashgaE
ASSASSINATION JAPAN
Dispatches from Yokohama report thatM. Okubo
Minister Of tho Interior has boon assassnated. Tho
murderer has been arrested
WEATHER.
Tho weather yesterday was fair in London and
vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Benjamin PIERCE. OF Harvard College;
General James Craig, OF Missouri and H. IL. Clarg,
general superintendent OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
nre at tho Fith Avenue Ex-Governor Andrew q.
Curtin. OF Pennsylvania, and Judge E. II. Grandin Of
Mobile, are At the New York. James A. Roberta
Commissioner from Victoria to the Paris Exposition
and Hiram S.blcy, Of Rochester. arc at the Windsor
Congressman +. Kirge Hart, OF Abion, N. T., and
Governor \. T. X. San,ri, OF Arizona, the
Metropolitan Pay Director John s. Cunningham,
United states Navy, Is Ut the Hoffman. Judge
nj the Grand Central uniied states District Attor-
nev CALVIN g. Cnd, Of Connecticut is at the Everett.
Jerome Is. Parmentcr OF Troy, IS at the Wesin nsicr
James j. Joy president OF the uatrot. LansinI and
Northern Railroad Company and Bishop John sharp,
OF Salt Ike City. uro at the st. Nicho.as. Colonel
John " Du Bois, n,ed stAtes Army, Ii Al tho Stur.
teyant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May II, ISIS
The approaching meeting OF the Republican state
Convention, which Will convene OF hali-pagt ten
10. morrow morning Ia the Opera House IN this city
has attracted a larger number OF people THAI
on any similar occasion. II Is expected
that all tho nominations Will DO before adjourn
mont Tomorrow. Tho platform TO be adortcd viii
most likely express adherence TO the protective pol
Icy, anu hoUility TO Tree trade; the right
OF tho nation TO protect and encourage
labor and secure profitable employment to
both labor capital; declare Il the duty OF Con
gross aid In developing American commerce; that
tho publc lands belong 10 the people and should be
reserved TOR actual settlers. ana, probably, plank
denouncing the payment OF southern claims. Tor
which IT viii hold tho democracy responsible, aver
x3L0 Ov0 COO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

10y IELEGHAPH TO TIE HHRATD
rorrsTowS, Pa, May H. 1878.
The country for many miles around Gumncyto town,
small village about twelve miles northeast Of this
place, was thrown INTO state Of nionsc excitement
about nine O'Clock morning by very loud report
which cmanated. from tho powder mill OF Miller &
Broibcr, about onc milo iron the above place. The
explosion, which occurred among the chemicals Of
the glazing room, was OF unusual violence, aud ~
supposed TO nave bocn the result OF spontaneous com
lurc, was completely demolished. WIN excep-
ton all tho mon employed IN tho building ESCAPED
without Injury. William Swartiey, about twenty
years OF age who was working IN the glazing room,
wns thrown distance OF about nifty iee,. Though
terribly injured, strange TO relate, the young was
Sill LIVING a. the latest account GA several occa-
sous previously this mill has suffered by explosions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
THE PACIFICATIoN OF CUBA.

EMBARGoED ESTATES AND PROPERTY TO DE
REsToKED-AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT or
THE OLDER.
GoyERxMESr GENERAL or THE ISLAND OF CuRA
SEcRETAEY's OFFICE, POLITICAL BUREAU. !
In compliance with the proclamation Of HIS Excel.
loncy tho Generain.Chicf this army OF oDorations
published the 2sth ult, relative pardon OF pen
ulics imposed ny tho crimo Of rebellion. His
Excollcncy tho Governor General has boon
pleased order the immediate return OF property
baraoed by Executive order, ana has gwen
sary INSTRUCTIONS that effect TO His Excelency the
Director General Finance and to The Governors und
Lieutenant Governors OF the several districts Of the
island 10 which authorities the Interested parties
should report person. IN order to tno above
mentioned properly.
BY order OF His Excclency tho Governor General
IL Is published In the Official Gazette for the norna
ton Of all whom IL may concern.
Tho Secretary Of tho Government General
L. RUIZ Martinez.
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rnther bewlldered foreigner about forty years or
age. Ito has the peculiar Russian beard. wearg
spectariss aud looks tired lie aud Mr.. - Rossett
occupy me same room. Ho speaks very little Eng
hsh. no french 10 speak OF. but conyerscs iocptly
~ neruian He rs an artillery ciIicer, and belongs
10 The russian army. lie sad that he supply
"a'sihs ordcrs ana might be called away at any mo-
mcn' 10 declined to state the object OF Captain
Baaenhausen's visit TO New YORK. but no lot drop
one or TWO incautious expressions which gave
understand that ne was needed there inspect certain
ships IN New fors and Philadelphia when wero
likely 10 be bought by thc.gGvernment. The prosAnce
OF Captain Hunt there would seem 10 confirm this
theory and the fact that the men aro soon
TO start from Maine Tor san Francisco would
indicate that the C:mbra vii soon hoist hrr sails
nnd seek some secluded port Tor another rest or re-
turn tor anothcr shipold Of passengers he English
man who has bccu Watching her movements, aud who
Was spoken OF above, lett the same boat with the
Russians and reached Bosom al the same hour. lilo
is engaged III watching the four gentlemen al Park
cr's anu has notified the BntiEh Consul New York
TO look out for tho others. Tho plot lhlckens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
TRAN QUILLITY IN ST. DOMINGO. /

HAVANA, May IA. 1878.
Later advIces from st. Dom ngo report that tran
guilty prevails and business Is improving. i.
General Luperon, with his family. left st. Thomas
April % for Puerto Plata, where he enthusiastic
cay received. IL is tho general impression that
Luporon will DO elected President.
FINANCIAL CRISIS AND DISTRESS uAYr
Affairs Hayti arc unset tiled. General
upeasncss prevails. There monetary
crisis. Tho gathering OF tho crops Is flushed.
There 10 single vessel Ia Port-au-lr Harbor
Thcro Is great distress Coffee quoted ut 80 30
SlQ The health OF Prosiacnt Canal much impaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
rnoBAnLY NEW RUSSIAN STEAM cLulssn.

lex TELEGRAPH TO TIE nERALpl
pu,LApELpmII May IA, 1878.
Tho statement tolcgraphcd from hero few days
ago, mentioning tho belief shat tho Russian agents
were negotiating tor the purchase OF tho Gns now
steamer The State OF California appears to bs con-
hrmed. The steamer is nearly really 10 DO launched
from Cramps shipyard, and is being pushed 10
DO sent OF the ways Thursday. Yes
terday tho order suddenly gwen 10 stop
TO the great surprise OF the men. Vessels The
smooth Pacific could carry tins ornamcn tai work but
the rough Atlantic II would not he suitable. This
alteration Ia the plans OF construction, ana cir
cumstances which your correspondent Is not at lib
erty 10 publish appear 10 render II quite probable
that The California; which Is guaranteed 10 make four
teen knots an hour, has changed owners ana that
stead OF plying tho Calilofnia coast, tho
fleet OF the Pacific Coast Steamship Company line.
she Will put 10 sea as Il Russian cruiser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

CAPTAIN. sEMETscHrSE RETURNS TO NEW
YoGK-ARRIvAL OF CAPTAIN oEIpEsDEno, OF
TnE cIMDRIA CAPTAIN T. AvELLoS AND
CAPTAIN ALExEIglF
Everything was rather q1iet yesterday around the
Everett House, which is now looked upon as tho
hcaaq nartcrs OF tho Russian navy, as Captain
I. L. Scmclschino was stl absent from tho
city. Captain Scmotschino left tn, Eyorctt
lIcusc Monday morning, accompanied BY his
wife and two OF tho officers that have
been staying Ia tho house Tor tho past Tow dys, and
they did not return until nine o'clock y. ~ Dur.
Ing his absence tho hotel clerks have been kept busy
receiving tho Captan's correspondence. which by last
ngnt had accumulated to quite alarming proportions
There nave also been innumcrabc csllors 10
SEQ the Russian agent, many OF whom wished TO dis
pose OF shps, steamers. implcncniso VAR torpodocs
internal machiaos and, In iact anything Ia that limo
that tho Russian government may require. Captain
A. Gfipenbcsg. who arrived from the East on Aon-
day, remained at tho hotel the greater parl
OF yesterday. During the evening Lc received
Tho HERALD reporter IN hts room aud h,d
quo al interesting conversation on general topics,
Tut declined make any staocnts Ia regard 10 tho
nature Of their rission as he said taai Captain
Semet chine was hi. superior officer and the proper
person 10 apply 10 ior sny Information. Captain A.
GrpeuDsfg could sivc no Information about tho
Thuringa or any OF tho other steamers that II has
been ruinorcd now on their way rom Russia with
more Officers and men TO man cruisers. lie said he
Captain A. .fipcubcrg is quite a young looking man
oil about thirty years OF age Hc wasv.ry eourtc
Gus to the HKHALp rcpreseEtatyc aud que willing to
talk any subject except That relating 10 his bus
ncss IN this country.
Captain L. T. Senlcsch &c declined TO sec any OF tho
representatives OF the prcss last night shortly after
ms return Captain Gripcnbcrs OF tho Cimbrii, tho
elder brother oi captain A. Grponbcrg. called at tho
hotel and paid vii 20 Captain tschnc. Captain
r. Avclion ana Captain Aexoion, two other officers
tnat arrived With Captain Gripen0cfg OF the Cmbria
last evening, also paid tncr respects The three OH.
g.r Hsln NJ ca
Hotel where tbcy arrived from the East shorty after
eight last evening They only pad short VISIT
10 their commanding officer ana then returned to
thor hotel number Of osbor officers arc
expected TO arrive The Cinbria during the week
as Captain somotschino has given orders 10 grant
leave OF absence To all those that may desire IT.
Nothing has boon dono so tar In regard to purchas.
Ing any vessels but now that all tue principal onlcers
Of tho party have arrived In New York something
viii probably be done very soon. A number OF
steamers have been roporteu iavoraby and before
the end OF the week some purchases VIII probably DO
made n the owners do net make the prcc txorbi.
tant IL 10 understood that " any iron vessels arc
purchased they will DO shcahcd IN wood before being
sent to