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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25.

ly been about four hundred and twenty-five
indictments stolen out of one circuit clerks
office. which leaves only about one hundred
and fifty indictments in the Office. And, re-
Gently, between the hours of three and four
O'Clock, some unknown party applied the
torch to. the Clay county jail-house, which,
in the space of few hours was reduced to
ashes.
An energetic agent Of the Socialist Labor
party, on a tour through a number of New
York tenement houses, climbed up the marble
steps of a police headquarters, and glancing
dubiously at the broad stairs and seemingly in
terminable rows of doors, and at small bunch
of printed sheets he carried, inquired of the
uniformed doorkeeper: "How many families
live in this tenement house besides yours?"
Assured that there were several tenants, be
left handful of circulars advertising a mass
meeting. with the cheerful invitation to "Come
all OF you; we want to clean out the loa6ng
officeholders who are robbing u.s.
Another trial of the Billings murder case at
Ballston Spa, N. Y, has been decided ON by
the prosecution, though change of venue
will be asked, and the second trial held in an
other county. On digging up the body of Mrs.
Billings since the first trial, the prosecuting
counsel were surprised to find that the Ie-
mains had been already disinterred and the
brains removed. Examination of the skull by
professional authority, however, confirmed the
theory Of the prosecution, that it must have
been shattered by such bullet as Billings's
Ballard carbine used. The motion of the de-
Tense this week to admit Billings to bail will
be stouty opposed.
The question whether street cars can be legal
ly run on Sunday, to accommodate those who
attend church, is to be tested at Pittsburg, Pa.
where the German liquor league are enforcing
an absolute Sunday law of 1874 with the hope
of getting it repealed. The league direct their
efforts mainly against the street railways, be-
cause large class have found them almost
indispensable, and they hope that, if they can
get the church people to admit that the run.
ming Of street cars is Sunday necessity, the
statutes relating to the Christian Sabbath will
be so revised as to allow the keeping open of
saloons and beer gardens also.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Hire in Bath.
BATH, Oct 24.-The Hatch house, owned by
John A. Emery, was damaged by fire this
morning to the amount of $4,000 1t was occu-
pied by Albion SWEET Furniture partially
saved. Insured in the North American of
Philadelphia for $500.
Fire i'm West WaterviIIc.
VAUDEVILLE, Oct. 24-The farm barn OWE
ed by Edmund Drowning, West Waterville.
was burned last night with contents, consisting
of ten tons of hay, one COW and farming TOOLS
Loss unknown. No insurance. Incendiary.
Fashion Wedding.
GARDINER, Oct. PA brilliant wedding oc-
cured here today, being the marriage of Alice,
only daughter and heiress of VIM. W. Brad
street, retired ship builder and one of the
wealthiest men of this state, to Harry G.
White. rising young lawyer. The presents
were many and valuable A large number of
friends were present from different parts of the
state.
Fire i'm Bangor.
BANGOR, Oct. 24.-The house of Timothy
Southland was destroyed by fire tonight Cause
unknown. Insured for $500 in the Springfield.
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WEST INDIES.
An Ensurrectiou in San Domingo -Hurri-
cane on the Hayden Coast-American
Vessels Wrecked--One Vessels Crew All
U,oft.

An Ensurrectiou in San Domingo -Hurri-
cane ON the Hayden Coast-American
Vessels Wrecked--One Vessels Crew All
Lott.
SAN DOMINGO, Oct. 9.-There is rising at
Guillemo is marching on Aqua at the head of
1000 men. A decree has been issued closing the
port of Azua and another decree defers the
Presidential election because of the rising and
on account of the death of Caceres who was
candidate.
Three American vessels ara unloading pro-
visions at Paerta Plata.
PORT AU PRINCE, Oct. 13-The rising at
Crox des Bouquets was instantly quelled.
Another cyclone visited the south coast of Hay
ii on the LIST inst.
At Petit Goave the American schooner Sam
uel Locke was dismasted and thrown on her
beam ends.
AT Mira Goave the American schooner Lucy
Holmes is total wreck.
At Tribarou an American brgantine name
unknown is total loss and all hands persisted.
The body of the captains wife washed ashore.
At Fort an Prince the muo - civ inGhes Deep
The swollen rivers prevent supplies or pIo-
visions from reaching the town, aud eatables
are at famine prices. No coffee is reaching the
town. Coffee is quoted at 925 Advices from
Campeachy quotes coffee at IS, cotton at ten
cents.
HAVANA, Oct. pa steamer from st.
Thomas Oct. II. arrived today. Advices from
st. Croix represent the condition of that island
since the instruction as hopeless About 100
negroes were executed, but the insurrectionary
spirit remains alive. ST. Thomas lost over
S150000 by the instruction, while So, 600, 900
will not cover the damage in St. Croix.
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Large Number Of Mioor Disasters.
GREAT HAVOC ON IT HE LAND.
100000 Damage i'm Phiiadel-
pbia Alone.

The gale Of Wednesday night proves the
most disastrous to shipping for many years.
The disasters are probably not all reported yet,
but already the vessels either wholly wrecked
or damage are numbered by scores. Most of
the disasters were unattended with loss of life.
In two or three, conspicuousiy, the reverse was
the case. The ship A. S. Davis of Searsport,
Capt. Ira M. Ford, Callao for New York. ran
ashore near Cape Henry and all on board but
Que man persisted. The steamer Express, ply
ing between Baltimore and Washington, was
wrecked and twenty lives lost. In several
other disasters some loss Of life is reported.
On the land the destruction was fearful. Phil
adelphia Suffered the most and the damage in
that city is estimated at 100000. The loss
of property in Wilmington, Baltimore, and
several other cities, is also very serious. At
Cape May the wind blew 81 miles an hour
Our dispatches furnish the particulars.
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THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Southern Relief
Committee of the Chamber of Commerce today
received subscriptions amounting TO $45S,
which makes total to date $164, 906. The Clt-
zeDs relief committee for Southern sufferers de-
cided to close their offices Saturday. Total re-
ceived besides clothing and supplies, $11,900.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a Weather clear aud
pleasant. Thermometer r. Deaths 16 Gases
reported SO. Of SO cases reported to the board
of health in the "a hours ending noon today
only 10 were described as new.
Among the deaths yesterday were Rsv. Tiff
Foster, pastor Of the Methodist church, aged
%; John Gibson. Jr., Superintendent Of Coz
struction in the custom house, died yesterday
at Pass Christian.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 24.-New cases 6, deaths
4.
CAIRO, Oct A.-One new case fever today;
no deaths.
MOBILE, Oct 24-For the 43 hours ending at
noon, Is cases and deaths; Al cases under
treatment Total number of cases to date, $50,
total deaths, 46.
ST LOUIS, Oct. A.-The board of health has
ordered the raising of the quarantine of this
port and all restrictions regarding incoming
freights W II be removed tomorrow. Ali
steamers from Southern points, however, will
be expected to stop at the quarantine station
for inspection. The quarantine hospital will
be kept open until the patients now there are
we'll and as long thereafter as may seem to be-
necessary.
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EurOneau Markets.

LONDON, October 24.-123O P. M.-Consols 90 IL IL
for money and 9is for account.
LONDON, October 24-l23O P. M-Amerieap socu-
ritiesUnited States bonds, 67s 1919; new "a ina
new 4ls lO5; 104Os at 107A; Ellie Is; preferred %
Illinois Central 49, -0'
LONDON, October 24-2OO P. M.-Consols at 90 g.
16 for money and 9is for account. 90 10
LIVERPOOL, October 2i-12.3O p. M-Cotton ia
very 1aG Middlng uplands at 6d do Orleans at sd
sales 1000 bales, including 500 bales for speculation
American. ' iNS''"s NV
Futures l-S2 q Lie cheaper: October delivery at
Futures weak. :"
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, October 24-Evening-Money easy at
Ia per cent on call. closing at per cent; prime
ase5 or long and ISL for short OTIS sight
Gold ruled weak, opening at 1909 and falling to
1909. Carrying rates q "a per cent. The clear
ings were 600. Customs receipts S47l 000 The
Treasury disbursements were $4,000 for interest
and 1926 900 for bonds Governments steady. State
bonds quiet. Railway mortgages firm.
steamship Canada brought S45O,O0O gold, and
steamship Leasing $350,C00, both from Havre. The
stock market at the opening was firm with advance
in prices OF a per cent? but under influence of a
break in New Jersey Central from 2Ss to 81 market
reacted and the advance was lost. Midday prices
became strong again aud there was a general ad-
vance Of ! to II with brisk buying movement in
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The Western pra,rie Fires.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Advices from Iowa, Ne
braska and Kansas indicate that the prairie
fires are raging there, destroying grain, bridges,
fences and other property. The flames have
been most disastrous 20 miles southeast of
Sioux City, in Iowa, along the North Platte
river, in Western Nebraska. and in Rush, Ne.
so, Ellis, Freza, Cove, Wallace. Decatur, Gra-
ham and Rocks counties in Kansas. MANY
persons persisted 10 the flames and an uncon-
firmed report prevailed in Lincoln, Neb., TODAY
that Albion, Bourne county, town of $50 in
habltants, was destroyed. Fires in some places
are supposed to have been lighted the Chey-
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La the Superior Court at Needham, Mass
yesterday, in case of the Indictment Of the
Boston & Albany railroad for killing A urietts
L. Larome and Phoebe Il Belmore, jury re-
turned verdict of guilty.
In accordance with the orders of Governor
Nichols, the arms of the first and second IN
fantry, the Crescent City battalion and the Or.
leans artillery were removed to Mechanics,
Institute in New Orleans, where they will he
guarded by at least 40 men until after the
election.
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California Mining Stocks.
Chicago CattlesBIarh.t.

CHICAGO October 24.-Hogs-recelpts {, 400 head !;
shipments 23OO head; all grades 10 a 15c lower; Phil
adelphia at 30 a So; good shipping at Is q 20;
light at 3 % q 10; mixed packing 90 q Is.
Catte-receipts 1850 head; shipments 1000 head |:
the market is steady and firm: native Steers at so
q 75 feeders and stockers in fair demand at 40 q
30; butchers stronger; Cows 90 a 80; Steers at
"a 8 90; Bulls so q 40; Western Cattle at 90
3 so; Texas weaker at 50 a 8 90.
Sheep-receipts 600 head; market is lower at so
@320
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THE CIPHER TELEGRAMS.
Nephew PeIton Accused of Forging Hew
tits Sigugtu

Nephew PeIton Accused OF Forging Mew-
tits Sigma ture.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Evening Post last
night printed the following: A gentleman
well known in national politics told the follow
ing to reporter of the Evening Post this af-
ternoon:
"You remember that despatch about the
mules, don't you-tSend seven moye mules,
signed by Abraham S. Hewitt? When it was
first printed Mr.. Hewitt denied that he had
everl seen it. A short time afterwards
1 met Mr.. VIM. Orion, and we began talking
about the despatch. Would you like to see
the originals? asked Mr.. Orton. Certainly /
replied. Thereupon Mr.. Orion put his hand
into his pocket, pulled out handful of tele-
grams and showed me the ones on the mules.
1t was in the handwriting of Col. Pelton. Pei
ton had written it, signed Mr.. Hewitts name
to it, and sent it on its benign Grand"
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Profile and Francenia Railroad.
LITTLEToN, Oct. 24.-The contract for build
ing the Profile and Franconia Notch railroad
has been let to James f. Kerran of Chelsea,
who has sub-let the stone and bridge work to
M. H. Smith of Tilton. Work will be COM
mepced Immediately. The work is to be COM
pleted by the 10th of June next.
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THE EGYPTIAN FLOOD.

$50 Lives Lost-D amage to Propertv
$s.J0O,OOO.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 4.-The damage BY the
foundation on the DamIetta branch of the
Nile is estimated at two and half million
dollars Two hundred and fifty lives were
lost. The government is accused of neg'eetipg
all precautions against euch a calamity.
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shet Through the Heart BY a Trsmr

MONTREAL, Oct IA tramp entered Leon
ards hotel at Windsor, yesterday, and dem and
ed something to drink. The proprietor, Mr..
Leonard, refused, when the tramp shot him
through the heart, killing him instantly. The
tramp ran from the hotel and boarded the train
for Sherbrooke. Sheriff Loomis of that place
was telegraphed to. He arrested a man ans
wering the description of the murderer, and
committed him to Jail.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Arrested for Poisoning Her Mother.
BOSTON, Oct. 24.-Mabel Whitman, of
CharlestowD, was arrested tonight upon her
return from Maine on charge of poisoning her
mother. Particulars of this case will be found
on third page
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"CoNGREss,' the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England, its success to its puri
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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NEW YORK, Oct PA Washington de.
says it it is understood that Gen. John Gibbon,
commanding the department of Dakota. has
preferred charges against Gen. Pope for con-
duct unbecoming an officer and gentleman,
based upon Pope's publication of a pamphlet
on the Fitz John Porter case, in which it has
tently made in some dates. Gibbon is the
enemy of Pope and the warm friend of Porter.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCEAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY, October 24.-The day being rainy
trade is quiet and prices about the same as
yesterday. We quote Sugars at 9sc for granulated
and &c for Extra G., which is &c lower than quoted
Yesterday.
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Foreign Imports.
Receipts of Maine Centra,lR, r..

WESTPORT, Ms. Schr Rise and Go-340 otis dry
fish, 500 gals oil, bbs mackerel, so boxes herring to
rdp
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Daily Domestic Receip,

PORTLAND, Oct. a.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting loads 81 miscellaneous merchan
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Lake Shore, Western Union and Lackawanna. The
advance was well maintained until near the close
when heavy pressure to sell Lake Shore and Lack
awanna carried down prices to lowest point of day.
Western Union was an exception, advancing to and
closing at 94A.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1850 shares.
rho tha nioeino IF
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PORTLAND, OctoDer II.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as 70 llows to-day:
Gross. Exchanges ...,... .............S 9,ll9 "
Net Balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1858 IA
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Boston g. Maine Railroad. ........,......1060 1864
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth K. r. ....... "a 8S1
Eastern Railroad new bonds, 31s........69A a 7OI
Boston 81 Name Railroad 7s.....,...."..- "a 1l64
Eastern Railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...121 q 125
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The persons on trial at Paris for abettiug the
Socialist movement, have been Convicted with
the exception OF two women, who were &C.
quilted.
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MARRIED..

In Durham Oct. 16, John II. Woodeock and Miss
Myra l.. Norton. ,,,,
In Litchfied, Oct. 10. Edgar Norton OF Vinalhaven
and Miss Ella " Dudley OF Litchfeld.
In Wayne, Oct. H. Otis Howard OF wayne and
Miss Laverna G. Wilson of Lewiston.
In WinIhrop. Oct, 8, Charles f. Tinker and Miss
Ida Marion Stanley.
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REIGN OF TERROR.
New Mexico Infected With Bnndits-The
People Fleeing TO the Mountains.

People Fleeing TO the Mountains.
CHICAGO. Oct. 24-Gen. Sheridan has r.
ceived additional reports of lawlessness in New
Mexico. The cut throats are known as "Wrest.
lers." They recently killed three citizens near
old Fort Sumner, two being shot and one hang
ed. The postmaster at Roswell, Lincoln cou1-
ty, says it is unsafe for him remain in his office
without protection. All the Inhabitants for
miles around have fled to the mountains. Ad-
vices report another body of men killed at
Puerto de Luna. No particulars.
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@OREIGN P1REs.

Ar at Sydney, NsW, Dist, barquts Fred W Carbon,
Carbon, Boston.
At East London, CGH. Sept 18th, brig Sparkling
Water, Hchborn, from Boston, disg.
Ar at Madeira prev to 22d inst org Harry Stewart,
Haskell, from Boston.
Ar at Cardiff 23d, barque Esther, Benjamin. from
Brisot, E.
Sid TN Hamburg 2Ist, barque John zttlosen, Mer-
riman, Baltimore.
Ar at Trieste Oct 10, ship Kentuckian, Moseley,
Philadelphia.
Cid at Queenstown 10Th inst, brig Eliza Morton,
Leland, Galway
Sid FIN Pernambuco Sept Is, sch Etna, Sawyer, fer
New York.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct 81, Francis P, son of Agnes j. and
Robert NJ Barton.
In Gorham Oct II, Mary Walker. wife OF the late
Syivanus Eastman of Lowell, aged IS years.
In West Farmindale, Oct. 6, Danl l.. Burns, aged
65 years.
At Fort Hamilton, New York Harbor, Oct. %. Mrs.
Emily l.. G. Ayres, wife OF Gen. K. b. Ayres. U. 5.
Army, and daughter of the late Col Greenlief Dear
born U. S. Army.
[services on Friday afternoon at p O'Clock. at No.
GA Gray street. Burial private.
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ASIA.

The Russian Press Advises Giving Aid IN
Afxhanistan.
LONDON, Oct 24.-The Journal de st. Pc
tersburg strongly recommends Russia to assist
the Amer of Afghanistan with officers, arms.
and money to fortify the passes on which Rus.
sia's position in Asia depends. 1t states that
the Amer has written to Gen. Kaufman, de-
claring his hope to be on him alone.
The Russian press unanimously advise that
indirect aid be given the Amer.
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Charges Against Gen, Pope.

and the Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, Winds mostly northerly. sta.
tionary or higher temperature and pressure.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Ont n NM
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THE STORM.

A Long Chapter of Marine Disas-
tiers.
A SEARSPORT SHIP LOST AND
ONLY ONE RIAN SAVED.
A Washington Bound Steamer
Sunk an d 90 Lives Lost.
Large Number Of MioOr Disasters.
GREAT HAVOC ON II HE LAND.
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Boston stock Market.

By water conveyance-10O0 bush corn meal to G
W true 81 Co.
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To the COnsumntiYa.

Let those who langush under the fatal severity Of
our climate through any pulmonary Compliant. or
even those who are in decided Consumption, by no
means despair. There is a safe aud sure remedy at
hand and one easily tried. 'WiIb0r's COMPOUND
Cod Liver on and Lime without possessing The
vety nauseating flavor of the Oil as heretofore used
is endowed by the Phosphate of Lime with a healing
property which renders the Oil doubly eficaeious
Remarkable testimonials of its efficacy shown 10
those who desire to see them. Sold by A. B. WILBoR
Chemist, Boston, and all druggists. oe22eodlwsn
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT on PORTLAND.

ESfsG SE EO8
Thursday, Oci. d.
ARRIVED
Sch Five Brothers, Randall, Philadelphia tor GAR
diner.
near Fort Prebe, badly stove and full OF water See
local columns.)
Sch L Higgins, Awkward, Calais for Boston.
Sch Nellie d, Malloch Eastport for New York
Sch Amazon, Perry. Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Scion, Emery, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Ariosto, Elwell. Rockland for Boston.
Sch Willie Luce, Spear. Camden for Charleston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Brig Open Sea- wyman, Bangor, to load for New
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay--Nath'l Blake.
fine ship of about 1900 tons, ia to be launched
from the yard of M Mnott, at Phipsburg, on Sat-
urday, Goth inst.
TFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Gijon 18TH sch Nellie Shaw, Gates, from New
Sid I'm Victoria VI, 10th inst. ship Titan, Berry,
for Callao
MEMORANDA.
NR-See other columns for disasters at this port
Shin S Davis, Ford, from Pabellon de Plea July
23d tor Hampton Roads, with guano. went ashore in
the gale of the 18th inst south OF Cape Henry. and
lie a total wreck. Only one man saved Toe vessel
registered 1899 TONS was built at Belfast in 1873 and
hailed from Searsport.
Ship Tam OShanter. Capt Soule. was in the Grav-
ing Dock, Liverpool, 9Th inst, beingsstripped; to
be caulked and remetaed.
Sch Nellie Treat, OF Bangor, is ashore at Edgar
town.
About 100 tons coal have been landed from sch Geo
Walker. Divers are at work on her,
Sch Mountain Laurel, which went ashore at Vine
yard-Haven 18TH came of leaky and will be placed
on the railway for repairs.
Sch Frances Ellen was reioading at Vineyard-Ha-
ven 3d. having repaired.
Sch Whitney Long, Bickmore from Fernandina,
arrived at New York 23d, and reports during the
gale OF the 18th, broke mainboom, parted mainrg-
ging, and split sails.
FESHERMEN.
Cid at Halifax Dist, schs City Point. Seeley, Chan
mel, NF; Lizzie j Clark Mcdonald, Western Banks.
Ar at Canso 21st, schs MIST and e Phillips, from
the Bauks, batting.
Sid I'm Port Mulgrave, Ms, 21st sch John Wesley,
From p Islo FIR Rock
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SPOKEN.

Aug 26, lat so N Ion 4S 40 ship Emerald Isle, Sta
pies, from New York for Yokohama.
Sept 10, lat Is n, Ion 80 W, was seen an Am ship
supposed the Cheeseorough, Dinsmore, from Niscas-
set for Bombay.
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ElSHE RMEN.

Cid at Halifax 2lst, schs City Point. Seeley Chan
mel, NF; Lizzie Clark, Mcdonald Western Banks.
Ar at Canso 21st, schs Mist, and Il Phillips, from
the Banks, batting.
Sid I'm Port Mulgrave, Ms, 21st, sch John Wesley,
from e Island for Rockport.
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lSales of the Brokers' Board, Oct. 24l
First Call
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CAPE MAY, Oct. 24.-The wind blew "a miles
an hour, driving in an extraordinary high IT, de
upon the meadows between the city aud main
land, covering the railroad track three feet and
preventing the train from leaving. The beach
drive along the ocean front was damaged Sc
riously The damage at Cape May amounts to
about $4,000. The roofs Of the Stockton ho-