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, 1878-05-11
Idaho Territory.

There is no Territory of the
United States in which there has
been more local strife over the
Federal appointments, and in
which the offices are of so little
account, as in Idaho. The
Statesman, edited by late FEEDER
al Judge: of the same party,
says Of the Governor: There
is not man with the slightest
claim to responsibility who
would dare to sign a written re-
quest for his retention in Office,
and where there are very few
OF any grade who would not be
ashamed to be seen conversing
with him.
A new batch of officers have
just been confirmed for that Ter
ritory: Mr.. Sidebotham, a resi-
dent, for Secretary; Norman
Burk, of Minnesota, for District
Attorney; E. S. Chase, Of Wis
consln, for lIarshal; John b
Miller, of Iowa, Register of the
Land Office. The Statesman
says: "Mr. Miller writes to
Mr. Stout, the Receiver, inquir-
ing whether it would be advis-
able to bring tin shop with
him to assist in ekeing out a
living. If with his skill as a
first class timer he combines
some knowledge of oats and
shoe pegs, and brings along an
assortment of pumpkin seeds
and ready made mousetraps,
with quartz mill Or two by
way Of variety, he may be able
to get along with the rest of the
Federal brigade, but the TIN and
Register shop alone will prove a
poor alliance. Not much en-
couragement in these sugges-
tions to seekers after Federal
appointments in Idaho.
There has probably been less
wrangling over the Federal Off
ces in this Territory than in any
other. President Grant said,
the only difficulty he had with
the appointments in this Terri
tory, was in reconciling contend
ing factions in his own party,
which drove him to the alterna-
tive Of appointing outsides,
though his desire was to fill all
the offices with citizens Of the
Territory. AT the present time
we believe the Federal Offices in
this Territory are in the main,
as we'll filled and as generally
satisfactory to the people as in
any Territory of tho Union;
, 1878-05-11

self above personal or party
prejudice, cordially cooperating
with Senator Mitchell in promot
ing every measure calculated to
serve the best interests OF their
mutual constituents.
, 1878-05-11
Men who Should Not Preach.

Men who cannot resist temp
tatlon, and who know they car
not, should not be nf
should not stand !"
people as religi
teachers. How
they may be thoy
their calling. Ii "a
thought forced upo
man who is in anyFse,> :.
dent will not strengthen h1eon
vlctions as to duty. and if his
duties do not lead him to higher
resolves in regard to his conduct
toward those who look up to
and respect him, he should re-
tire at once. The world is ful
of good material for ministers,
There are thousands of ministers
who 60 through life with faces
like saints, and the people know
that their faces are but indexes
Of their pure lives and holy en-
thusiasm. One look at a man
like the late Bishop McIlvane
who gave himself, body and soul
to the work of the church, was
better than a sermon fiom a
clergyman whose face and man
ners speak Of fast living and hint
at something worse.-Chicago
Mter-Ocedn.
, 1878-05-11
SATURDAY.. MAY IL. 1910.
Land RI Monopoly.

advocating land monopoly ana
spe ,ial privileges, or they are
not honest in their expressions
The Standard assails Senator
Mitchell as "a paid traitor" up
on the assumption that he has
defeated the extension of time
on the land grant to the North
ern Pacific Railroad, and says;
"We claim that Mitchell has ac
complished that purpose by
loading down the Northern Pa
cifc company with impossible
conditions, and it is upon his
shoulders we throw the Onus
probandi."
The Oregonian, with the same
animus towards Mitchell, assails
Senator Grover on the same
grounds, as a participating party,
and more than insinuating that
Grover is only plant tool in
the hands of Mitchell. The bill!
was taken from the hands of the
Railroad committee, OF which
Mitchell is chairman, and refer
red to the committee on Public
Lands, of which Grover was a
member. " Then" says the
Oreqonian, was Growers eppor-
tunity. Instead Of the measure
being reported in proper shape
from the committee Of which he
was member, and protecting
the bill throughout against the
known designs O., his colleague
to incumber it with fatal con-
ditions, he yielded TO solicita-
ton and under an agreement for
a compromise allowed the sub
ject to 90 back to the Railroad
committee, where the bill was
again overloaded with onerous
and fatal provisions
The " fatal provisions . which
are the basis of these anlmad
versions upon the Senators
severally by the two journals,
are simply and solely these pro-
visions which protect the rights
of settlers, and guard against
a most onerous and odious
monopoly Of the public lands
leaving the land open to sale
and settlement, in limited guam
titles, and granting to the cor
porations the proceeds of the
sales thereof, at $3.50 per acre,
amounting to $4,000 a mile in
the Territories, and s32, 90 a mile
in the States, which ought GER
tainly to be sufficient subsidy to
satisfy any honest company
which proposes to act in good
faith towards the public; a
measure which experience sug
gested as necessary to guard
against the sacrifice Of the in
terests of the road and the
country to the inordinate greed
of a ring of land spectators,
having the direction Of the COM
pany, as heretofore.
The Oregoaian is an open,
avowed, consistent advocate and
supporter Of monopoly, and has
a pronounced character as such.
But that the Standard, a profess
ed Democratic paper, should
volunteer as second fiddle to act
in concert in the interest of
monopoly against the rights of
the people, merely to put
political opponent in false posi-
ton. is not credltable to the
Judgment or consistency OF its
editor.
1t is matter Of public con-
eratulation that Senator Grover,
with abundant provocation to
personal resentment, holds HIM
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lie was the finest looking man
on the Board of Bishops, and all
loved him like a brother on ac-
count Of his geniality, generosi-
ty and kindness. In fact. we
never met a man, in any walk in
life, of more attractive qualities
to all classes, or one who seemed
endowed with larger degree of
generosity, benevolence and uni
versal philanthropy. 1t is said
ofhim by Bishop Clarkson: "He
was always helping every body
in every grade of society, high
or low, who appealed to him.
He always went about doing
good" f" He was known in every
town and hamlet IN Michigan,
and no man was more highly
esteemed or universally loved.
1t is almost incredible that a
man who had passed seventy
four years with no breath of
suspicion upon his purity of life,
should at that age be guilty of a
foul crime against society. But
his very virtues exposed him to
the villainous designs of black
mailers,, and the present scandal
is probably the result of a foul
conspiracy.
Admonished by the weight of
years and the consequent failure
of both mental and physical
powers, that his days of useful
ness were nearly over, he ten
dered his resignation to the
House of Bishops on the 18th of
March and started on a trip to
Europe. After spending few
days in visiting Peter William
son, an old friend in Philadel-
phia, he went to New York,
where he was met by the publ
cation of this slanderous report,
upon which he addressed a letter
of the following import to Mr..
Williamson:
GA miserable vagabond, who
has been in prison, processes to
have some letters written by me
more than five years ago to a
poor orphan girl. They have
been published, and | suppose
you have read them. The imita-
tion Of my handwriting is said
to be good, We go back to De
troit, as l am too good soldier
to retreat when a gun is firing.
If | am to be stricken down by
the hand of an assassin | shall
fall with my whole armor on
! 1t is barely possible that an
old man in his dotage may have
committed indlscretions for
which he is scarcely morally
accountable; but it is much
more probable that an attempt
has been made to victimize him
from interested or malicious mo
tives. Common charity demands
a suspension of judgment until
the matter has been investigat-
ed. 1t is certainly time that
public ser rtiment should condemn
the too common practice Of
sensational newspapers of assail-
ing personal reputation for the
purpose Of selling papers.
The Blair Movernent.
, 1878-05-11

Having received First Premiums and Diplo-
mas from Slate and County Fairs, and having
given satisfaction to those now using them. We
do not hesitate to pronounce them the best
spring bed now in market. Orders solicited.
Address, OLE SCIILLESTAD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26
S0CIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
S. j., PUERTO RICO.
Convocatoria 1 Junta general.

Rp cumplimiento do % que preyissee los
arlicus0s 10 de los Estatsit0s 13U de- kegla-
menio General de esta Sociedad, se convoca i
sus accionistas para Ia primera Junta General
orilnaria que debera eelebrarse el 81 dc Mayo
pr6ximo venidero, las doce del dia en- el Sa-
lon del Casino Espaiol lie esta ciudad, para el
examen de las cuentas balance del primer
afio social tratar de los demas partieulares
regiamentafiOs y de los que requiem el mejor
serviciO de Ia empresa
AL efecto ne hace saber y recueria los iR-
teresadOs, para sn inteligencia Y cuinpiinento
de los eitadoe Es:atutos Reglamento, 10 que
sigue
IL Desde esta techa queda fjada en- el local
que ocupa esta Sociedad despues de aproba-
da pnr el Conseio de Direction la lista de los
accionistas con dcrechO asiStencia Ia Junta
General On de que los interesados puedaA
examiuaria att.t
~ Solo tienen yoZ voto en- dicha Junta l. s
Que en- el dia dc 81 eelebracioay Y tres mes an
tes, sesn dnehos de cincO acciones I'or 10 me
nos
80 NlngRn accioui.ta cuulqnera que sea e
niimer0 de acciones que p0sea, pol = emitir
por 81 mas de un voto p ro tendra ademas
uno por cada representation legitima que ejer-
20.
~ El derecho de asistenca a Ia Junta Gene
raj no puede delegarse.
SOLO las vudAS, las SolterHS Y los auSentes ue
10 isla podran nombrar spoderados tspeciales.
Las cssadas, los memories los establecimien-
tos p1blicos podranconcurrir por medic de su
Representatives. l-gitiInos acret'itaudo cstos
dicho caractcr cnando sea neccsariO.
- Desde oil % de Mayo podran los interesa-
dos eoncurrir la Sccretaria de esta Sociedad
{ recoger la papelc.a de asstencia 10 Junts
sin cnyo d cumento no serAn admitidos en- e. Ia.
g. In los dias citados dcsde ell % al 30 dc
Mayo podran dichos accionistas ocurrfr las
oficinas de la Socicdad desde las 10 las II de
Ia n,aiiana, hseer las preguntas que gus,en
sobre las olpemciones sitnaeion de la misma
las que serin puhtualmente satisfechas
10 Ounce dias dcspues de celebrada la jun
ta comenzara dstribuirse ell dividendo que
corresponds.
Siendo uno de los fines de esta sociedae
arraigar costnmbres de or,len exncitud
trafandose de un asunto del moyar interes pa.
ra Ia provincial y pam 10 accionistas, Sc les su-
plea espera la mas puntnal asstencin.
San Jran Puarso- Rico 30 de Abrll de 1873.
-El Director, E Marques dc la Esperanza.
n. II mayo.
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eantidadss que no bsien do If
vista. sobre los siguientes
AIzxA.- -!Amurrio. Anaba.
r. ags.aore ls.cor,a . A,haes,e A,oar.
Ib.aez gs.1 chinchiila. HELM. La Gil.
IIIcANrr. .--Alcoy, Alicante, FL he. q.
tt1NnnIA dra. Almerfa. Huecas.
fkDx5nz- Ii6uroueraue. AlmendraIeio, Baiajoz.
LiFsSl lzrida Montijo. Oliyenza. yillanuova Dc Ia
49, H0as.ssn az eerbiza. Nahon, Palma
BAncEEoNA.;., .Arerys de Ma. .Baialonss Barcei9na
nr6 ssbadeil TarrEsa vich. viliafranca del Pana-
ptszoss 6aairo;srz Isrma Miranda de- Esro Eos !.
Esls ds los Infantes. Sedano. viladego. ylareaye.
''i S-Alaeeira.. oadiz ceuta Chiclanas Glbral
~ ksnin Maria, Puerto Real San Lncar de Barra
ned. San Ro9ue s. San rslsandsi; ssI d,;s,6h., A. j,
na Santa Cruz do 10 Palma. Santa Cruz de fenerife.
tz1n1D fssaL : Aioilzar de San Juan: Almadcn.
Ala,syre AInoda5yar a del Campo, NO Ciudad Real Pal.
oSspovA -Agailar. Baaaa. Buialanee. cabra Cor.
sGsuSs.nBs,snn 1t = Gee eopuhs FerroI. Noya Or.
rgneira. Santa Marin. Padron. Puentededme. sam
OGsscA. Relmcnts, canste. Cuenca. Huste. Ia
M1ntilla, Prieeo. Reanena. San Ceuents, Tarrae3n.
BlSbSi TIofct ds Mar, Oiot Palafrugell Palamos
San Feliude Guixols.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fsUxDAT.kys nA --Atlenza Brfhuegn Cifuentes Qua
daiainra Molina Pastrana Sacedon Siglenza Ia.
r. zFas7s
-duntEcoA. : Azpeitia. San Sebastian. Tolosas
HUssczs-Aysrbe. Barbastro. Graus. Huesca. Jacs-
aariGena
Jfra-AlcaIz In Real Alcaudete Anadjsr Baoza.
Dailnn cazorla. Jaen La CAROLINA Linares. 1Martos
f.ror - 1storra La Baileza. Leon Ponferrada.
viiisir..nca del Vierzo. =. A'A'--' -eOA ."'
7THaDx- Agramunt Cervera L6rida SEQ de Ur.
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CIRCULAR.

Bayamon, Abrii % de 1873.
Muy Sr. ntiestru Por Ia terminacion de
nuestro contrato, queda disurlta la sociedad
que giraba en- este pueblo bajo la razon de
....~A. Feliu = Sobrinos.
o,,edando hecho cargo de la liauidacion la
n,ieva socie,iad que girard bajo el mismo
nombre Stn
De esta nueva casa, que Sc dedicarti d los
mismos negocios que Ia extinguida, son ge-
rentes ID. Agnstin Fehu Y ID. Luis Felin.
Sirvase v. tomar nota de nuestras firmas
al pi6 no dudando MERCER su confianza,
SO suscriben altos. amigos s. s. q. b. s. NJ.
4. Fetiu y SoJrinos,
ID. Agusti, Ftliu, irmara.
D. Luis Fetiu, firmara. ID
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UIA GAIGl m llGgIBl.

Por ausentarse su duefio restablecerse
de su salud. Sc vende la casa MIN. 10 de mag
nificas condolences, situada en- la calle del
Rosario Ga principal de la Villa) fabricados
los altos con maderas del pals, Y los bajos
de material acabados de construir: ZEN la mis-
ma fnca inforparan. h. 81 myo.
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
BUEN NEGOCIO.

4Anar Sc vende una casa terrera en- la calle
Hi de Norzagaray num- 2, sin grave
GlA men de ninguna especie y nueva on
su construction, 8 Sc Gambia por alguna otra
qnc sea terrera de mas menos valor. La
persona que desee hacer dicha negociacion
puede verse con su duefio que habita en- la
misma casa. & Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26
Noticia importante.
A LOS pAsAJERos QUE VAN A La ExPosICIoH
DE PARIS DE 1873.


El dia l6 de JUNO saldra de st Thomas, el
magnffco nueyo vapor ingles Jasinanian,
de 1856 toneladas. Los pasageros que van Ia
Exposition pueden ir Cherbourg y de aquel
puerto Paris por ferro- -carril en- 4 horas.
Los que van 4 Espaiia desde PARIS pueden r
tambien por el mismo ferro-carril atravesando
les Princes en- poeas horas, tenienao Ia opor-
tunidad de gozar de las magnificas yistas que
Sc presentan desde este punto.
Ell vapor g Medwayh hiz0 81 6ltimo viaje de
Barbadoes Southampton en- dicz dias.
Les vapores Trasatlanticos ingleses toca-
ran en- Mayagaez los dias Is de Abril, IA de
Mayo, l3 de Junio y en- Ponce Ell 81 de Abril,
25 de Mayo y "a de Junio. Pasajeros que de-
seen ir Z Europa via Mayagiez Ponce puedea
tomar billetes de pasajes en- esta agencia para
Plymouth, Southampton Cherbourg Paris.
~ LATIMER = Co.
Puerto Rico "a de Marzode 1873
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26
GrelniO de tabaqueros.

Los que suscriben citan los Sres. que cons
titaysn el gremio mencionado; para que asis
tan q las 2 de la tarde del dia ~ del corrien-
te con objeto de examinar el reparto de la
cantidad que deben figurar en- la matricula
del 1873 al 79-PuertO- Rico Mayo % 1873. -
Juan Caubet.-- Pedro Comas. 2-3
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P0DIR GIIIllLISINl.

Con esta fecha 10 hemos conferido por es-
critura publica, favor de nuestro depen-
1iiente d. Luis de la Rosa.
Puerto Rico IA de Mayo de lS76.-J. GAR
CIA u Co. s 4-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26
Susielsi Aataima
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
s. J., PUERTo-RIC0.
AS0CIACION DE CREDITO
CONSTITUIDA POR ACCIONES.

Capital social ....... S3.000,O00 :. nom.
Id. realizado { Is do
Noviembre 1877. S 22l, 9O4 80 efyo
Acciones suscritas IS de
Noyiembre 1877 ..... l0,573
ID sin suscribir ... 4,427
Operaciones de que 20 ocupa Ia Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girar, llevar cuentas CO.
rfientes, admitir dep6Sit0s, reeibr impOsicio-
nes abonando interes, yerificar cobranzas por
cuenta ajena, negociar valores con 8 sin su
resp0nsabilidad, Y cuantas otras operaciones
de credito banca que no sc opongan 4 sus
Estatutos Reglamentos
Tipos acordados para las operacienes.
10p q annual para los descnentos.
IL % annual para los prestamos
tp% por eOmiSion de coEranza.
{p.% al trimestre sobre ell valor de los de.
p6sitos en- cuSt0da.
Las cuentas corrientes son llevadas gratui-
tamente no exigiendosc NADIA de los Interest,"
dos por los sobros y pagos.
La siguiente tarifa expresa el interes que
abona Ia Sociedad por las imposiciones pla-
70 flo:
De 820O arriba por 8, 5 meses, 5p%
annual.
De id. i'd por 6, 7,86 9 meses 6 p aid
De i'd id por 10, IL 8 II meses z d q i'd
De id. i'd. por ID meses en- adelante spa id.
Director, Marques de la Esperanza --Scere-
tario, D. Jose Ant0nio Canals = Oontador,
d. Rqfael Perez y Garcia. Cajero, ID. Lau-
resno Vega. Ab g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26
AVISo.

Ell que suscribe, como sindico del gremio
de Relojeria, suplica w. Sc sirvan concu-
rrir el dia 27 la una de Ia tarde d In Casa
Ayuntamiento haber 81 estan conforme con
ell reparto de La contribution de 1878-79.
Puerto Rico, Mayo as de 1s7S.-JosE CLAu-
DIO. III
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Msqulna Dc eortar papsl.

Enla ltnprenta iel Bo1E1Is Is Vu',i,, Y -.
to una nneRn deafn1eanr1 az HERE 4. 1ies
alsteiaa Plough Kaife, leNehn|a NlldQl 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26

a les Sres. comerciantes.
Ia IA iniprenta del BoIetin Mercaatii, Forta
lesa1 "a, ss imprimen como ueue acredltads
tsntfs, slastitud J liupisa,
Cssveaios naercantiies,
gsgglGIl COnf6rmidades
y Oblisacisnes.
M II 100. 0................. 10
Los 5O0..................
n 900. 0.................. 81.
Pperto- Rico, setiembre de 1877.
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OarruajeS.

n iSonzaiazy Ramos, eAlen diariamonte Ias
40 a. n far8e Shf6 Mo pindtng Cattinh C1ran1s
4 las cuatrO para Qamgfo3Qa Hlo-piedrAs natndOe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26
Muebles.
IL. SAN FRANCISCO IA.

n En- el antigua y acreditado almacen de-
qne suscribc, ne acaba de recibir uH va
w liado surtido dc mueblcs de todas proce-
dencias de gusto moderno los que sc propo
pc ventler precIos de quema.on. APPROVE.
charse, pues, los que necesten, seguros de que
por muchos nuevos dep6sitos que recorran, Ven
ex,epcionales condolences de venta la indis
putable sup, riordad de los articulos.
II. 81 DIRE. Quiric0 Jiay,tdn.
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G AU0lEERe0 7 QQup,
SASTRERIA.


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eccnaa p amos conoda
porn
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CIERVo-

Sc ha rcfugiado desde hace algunos dias
en- ell barrio de Puerta de TERRA un ciervo.;
quien 10 encuentre y entregue Ell la casa nii-
nero So, calle de San Sebastian, sera graft
ficado cOnvenientemente. as
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IMPORTACI0NEs
DIRECTAS.
LAS ExlSTENClAS
Sc RENUEvAN
MENSUAI.aIENTE.

Complete va el surtido que hemos comprado
en- Europa, que por descuido de los arnado-
res de Liverpool no lego todO tempo, tene-
mos ell gusto de anunciarlo nuestros favore-
cedores ofreciendoles sostener como siempre
los precios lmitadisimos que tanto han contri- /!
buido formar el buen nombre de esta casa |
Tenemos todo cuanto pueda apetecerse en-
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SOCTEDADE
GIRO
CALLE DE b.
80
PUERTO-F

RRAHclscO BAsTON &C
eantidadss que no bsien do If
vista. sobre los siguientes D
AsskxA.--Amurrio. Anaba.
Frn. Victoria.
KEnAcEfk. =. Albacefe. Alcar.
Iballez. Chinchiila. HELM. La Gil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-26

tejilos, calzado, artfculos de ncvedad y moda,
etc. podemos complacef las exigeHcias del
gusto mas exquisite y delicado. Al Tel<-
grafO, pues, los afci0nados 10 bneh0; Que
10 hallaran por POGO dinero. II 4.
Entire ell sinnimero de articulos que llevan
nuestros aparadores, tenemos loo slguien-
tes: ~ 81
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GAIA DEPRESTAMOS.

El 81 del coriiente sc remstarin en- pdblic,
slmoneda las prcndas dc los taloncs siguientcs.
por cuenta de quien coresponda y por order
da n Erannicao T;na,,l
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ssror particular. Of th. abandonment Of bark Stanley
columns
srxAxrR CLEorAsRA. Valentine. from New York Oct II
hsSns been Ashore .Ss entering pos sna had 60
discharge.
srxA.xa W EvxRxAs from Philaaeiphia. 81 Rich.
without damage.
BAsx AnELA tsp,. oue.sds. from Ksy York. AZ Bos:
ronde and vent ashore In order 70 get on the master
liverpool reports experienesd very heavy weather th.
cargo 81 times
BARK YnrsLAsp tDateh). ss PhiIsdophis from Amstes
heavy % % gale rom IN sE 70 wHv aud los; iorosopnsss
BARx SARAH HoRARr SGT tons. built ut Freeport In
for tho African trade.
Rxxus tBr. from New Orleans Oct 70 for Rotter
sssa having rsasdsa Or the west sid. Il south
i.a,.a sfr n psps. she w 30 pa' ~ a'ek 'r re-
that On oe ~ ss ss lon So had hurricane Win
= terriolo sea. lasting twe.vs hours
BRlc WINFIELD. Bbbsr. from Havsns Oct tor Boston
With sugar put into Nassau with cargo osmsgsd aud
ieaky 4
scuR JEFFERSON from New YORK. which arrived ~ Gal
weston oct ~ passed through the late heavy gales but
aimed M damage whatever
bbs ON 800 Ds bone aud 900 lbs ivory into rlovsr
ss oa ss water
s:s ss-s Sss 90
was reHtting
sCna MAGGIE " wMIAaD, Stewart, from Hillssoro, Nh.
which carried flying Jbhoom. stove galley 60.
Sne put Bsss Harbor. Me- Oct Is
ashors in MsckereI aoss Iecn suction
s g. o M re sos
cevsd 80 Mt SALVAGE the gross amount Of saos
BAHooa Ocs 2s-In one Of the recent gales tho schr
JUL. Nary ibis city. Capt Turner anchor IN south
supposed that all hands lost but Saturday ono
the received cable despatch from Hamburg
bound steamer As4
Boora.Ar. oe. 3s-sehr c.sawam.osk. Anderson. from
was towed TO dock ~ the Eastpors eutssr found the
Schr William Rice. Prssscy. from Rockland for Now
YORK. snrung aosk on Hallway Rock went into dock AID
found ths leak viii proceed TO New York.
EpcAprovn Oct 2S-Schr Bliss been ashore.
She is nearly unoSded and expects TO sail tomorrow
HyAxHIs, Oct 2S-Schr II SQuires dragged and
on 81 s.a NJ. !.
or and remsins tight and sailed 9Th Tor Boston
NEW BxDyonD. Oct 2sA schooner cspsi.ed OF Muske
. Of wreckors from Tuckernuck have cut
hole throu III her bottom aud taking our lunbes.
Nxw LoNpox, Oct 2s-Schr Lsxic Raymond. Lord. with
. Of steel bars bound from south Amhoy NJ, to
was towed saturday Sound Psir
Haven where she will the repairs to
aosh-schr : Phan.nsop,ss tcf Ball. MOI, for New York
In ballast Is ashore stch Aii Tugs have
VINEYARD HAVEN Oct c6-sehr Mountain Laurel came
or mane railway and h ready " precssd dsssins
Sehr starlight has flashed discharging has bean
hauled on 70 the m.riae raaiway for rep.,s
DO towsd 10 Nov Bedford to-day for repairs
Barbados Aug ST os Moran Day had arrived up
L4vxcaxDaAs 1homs:.sH Ne; os. M 2s hp ship Fran.
Prank Curling shs is largest vessel bus In that