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Daily globe., 1878-03-18
The Ncrt Election.

IHc NfGt EfcctfON.
To the Editor of The GLOBE.
Please tell many Of your friends when the
next election comes off. Some of us want
to vote for aldermen. VOTER.
The first Tuesday in May; we shall pub
lish the notice 10 ''voters. ED. GLOBE
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Homeopathic Pills.

Homeopathic Pills.
To the Editor of The GLOBE:
What are homeopathic pills made of? l
have taken a good many and they taste
sweet. SICK-AGA1N,
Will DIR. Boyd please answer the above
with part culars oerbatana ct seraatena ct semi
ladtenl ct semilidt5bus.-ED. GLOBE
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attaching One's Otcn Property tor Libel.
Cllll, p:,ar

EIh 1t1VtI ltttt1
AS it turns out it is too funny for anything;
but they do say that in that suit of Il. Houl
ton against Carson, about the Neaes printing
Office, Carson has come in and answered. y
and alleges that he never in his life owned
the old thing; that H. Houlton always did
own it. and does now, and has just gone to
the trouble of attaching his own property.
And. although Carson advertised himself as
editor and proprietor of concern for a
year or two, he has probably told the truth
at last, and as the old darkey said, 81
knoW'd it all the time.''
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HOtc 4Te the Lakes:

To the Editor Of The GLOBE.
Are the lakes in Ramsey county drying
up? McCarron's lake, they say, has but two
feet of water left. ROSE.
Ask the water works.-ED. GLoEE
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The "Gene,uI."

TO the Editor of The GLOBE
You often use the title General Do YOU
m can Lesh or Grant? JAIL,
Sometimes one, sometimes t'other.-ED.
GLOBE.
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Does He SlceGr::

To the Editor of The GLOBE.
Is City Engineer Sewall guilty of the filthy
habit of swearing? ANr1-CRUELrY.
City Engineer Sewall, we are panied to
say that they say, "cusses. .''-ED. GLOBE.
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The Political EriL.

To the Editor of The GLOBE.
What is the political evil? Give us little
more of that. SOCIAL EVIL.
We have no ''more little of that '-ED.
GLOBE.
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THE SUNDAY GLOBE.

THE GLOBE will be furnished every day in the
week to city subscribers at IS cents per month $O
per year.
BY mail the SUNDAY GLOBE will be one dollar per
year in addition to the rate given above for mail
subscribers.
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[Richmend State.l

Gold down to q. Who wants the heavy
stuff. anyhow?
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THE RESURRECTION.
Sprtoy Time Rehabilitation Beautiful,
Apltied to Things Earthly and Beyond.
Unity Chu,cn Las Eyenin,


AT the Unitarian church the MI. G. w.
Gannett preached upon the resurrection.
The sermon was rich in beautiful thoughts,
which were clothed in carefully studied
language. We have only space for few
extracts. He commenced by saying: The
flowers will soon commence to greet us in
our walks, standing like dumb angels, with
shining faces, to tell us that the Saviour
season has arisen. For winter we call the
death of the year. It seems like the arrest
of life. Its white suggests the shroud; its
stiffness the hush of the saddened house; its
universal monochrome is like the blank
which the great world suddenly becomes
when one who is dear to US can look at US and
speak to us never more.
Yet to what miracle of new life does all
this tend? Tie swathing and the silence and
the rest only hide the inward processes by
which the earth in its white chrysalis is pre-
pairing for motion and for color and for
sound.
Very beautiful, was it not, that picture of
the opening spring time, which was gathered
from our Bible, catching here glimpse and
there glimpse as it lies reflected in the
song of the psalmist and of the prophet:
HE quieteth the earth with the south wind.
He sai ,tieth the desoiate ground and csu eth
the tender plants to spring forth" Ten
million million tiny grass blades will soon be
on our hills and in our fields, trying to show
that ours, too, is ''Holy Land'' where tho
Father worketh hitherto. How certain it is
the resurrection of the spring! Some one
reminds us that as the harvest approaches,
the world is annually within a month or two
Of actual star yation. Let one single spring
time drop from out the role of seasons and
another would look on an earth full of silent
cities and very quiet villages, waiting for
some lucky and proyident Noah to wander
by tnat way and settle with his family. But
nature is SO loyal to herself, we have no
fear.
How punctual, too! Winter may be cold
or warm. may linyer OF hasten away, may
turn back and growl us out snowy good
bye month after we had thought that we
were rid of him, but it makes little differ
ence after all. Emerson hardly exagger-
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Borrow some money of Merrill and
Appleton and go to bowling about the book
ring-Ep. GLOBE.
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ST. PAUL, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1878.

Minneapolis Office, 2l3 Hennepin avenue, u
& tar
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To have and to hold the said real estate,
rights, privileges, easements, and property, to
the sole and only use, benefit and behoOf of the
said party of the second part the st. Anthony
Falls Water Power company its successors and
assigns forever"
The complaint shows further
That after the execution Of the said instru.
ments, to-wit: in the summer of 1868, these
plaintiffs commenced to construct the tunnel
provided for in said Instruments, at the lower
end of said Hennepin Island, at the point and
on the level designated by the agent of the de-
partment, and in the manner prescribed in said
instrument, constructed TIL same through said
island and under the water between said island
and said Nicollet Island. and partly under said
Nicollet island, until the line of said tunnel
near the lower end of said Nicollet island was
intersected by subterranean springs and streams
of water, from and through which water flowed
from said river into that part of said tunnel so
constructed, in such quantity and with such
the further construction thereof. and SO as to
destroy so much of said tunnel as they had
already constructed.
That thereupon, to-wit, on or about the 9th
day of October. 1869, these plaintiffs first
learned the fact to be, and the feet was and is
that owing to the character of the formation
under the water between said islands and to the
running of subterranean springs and streams
of water through said formation it was, is and
ever will be utterly impracticable to construct
the tunnel provided for in said instrument;
and as soon as plaintiffs learned this fact they
abandoned the attempt to construct the said
tunnel, gave the defendant due notice thereof
and demanded the rescission of the said com
promise and settlement. and of the said instru
ments.!
That at the time when said compromise and
settlement were made and the said instruments
were executed, both said defendant and these
plaintiffs fully belived that the character of
the formation and the condition of things
through said Hennepin Island, and under the
water between said island and said Nicollet
Island, and in said Nicollet island were snch
that tunnel such as is mentioned and de-
scribed and provided for in said agreements, z
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

The New Orleans Picdyune says that "thore appears
to bo to any Presidential timber left In the repub-
lican party"
Predictions OF the passage Of the silver measure fall
as tbickly as leaves from trees In November There
is ntiul wind blowing.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that the fact that
Hendricks and Thurman are running for tho Presi-
dency seems 10 bs lost sight OF.
Secretary Schurz believes that tho rumors OF is
resign are invention OF persons who fear that
his investigation of the "Indian Ring" may reach
them.
The Cleveland Leader thinks that tho banks ''can
have rcsistcss influence II they only act With unity
ami determi inatIon" in making resumption an imme.
diate fact
Philadelphia Times:-"Some one must pay for the
silver whistle ana who should do It but those who
clamor loudes. for tho toya Some of the brethren
will please pass around tho hat"
New Orleans picayune:-''Bristow Is being put In
training too early for the Presidential raoe II civil
reform Is to obtain oothod tho country IL
must be sprungupon tho people suddenly"
Louisville OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES drink punch
scheme for accumulating fund for the Improvement
OF our rivers only good economic project, but
IL is invested with kind Of poetic retrbutve justice 70
Secretary Schurz said TO an intervicwer:-"I think
that we must be nenr the bottom OF hard nmos. 1t
to that there is very ttlc left 10 be effected
by this s,rngency Tho country has behaved very
well under It's Affections"
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

Steamer Abyssina (B) Murphy Liverpool via Queens,
steamer Capella lBr). Dryden Bristol, E-Hendsrson
Bros
Steamer oshello tBr), Fisher. Hull via Southampton
Steamer France r. Trudeile Hsvre-Louis do sebiau.
Steamer (Sp. new). Riestra. HavxnaF Latnssa
Steamer Cxroudelet burrows st Jago. Cienfuegos aud
Nassau Murray. Ferris Il Go.
steamer Ola Dominion, Walker. Norfolk, City Point and
kichmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Alliance, Crocker. ames Hand.
Steamer Nereus, Haiett. B0ston-H Dimccx.
Bark Harvest Queen tHrj. Dunn. Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Amaiis aus. Nicolich. Cork Falmouth for
orders s--Slocovich n Co.
Bark Hakon Jarl (Nor. Fugerstrom Qneehstown or Fa
mouth for orders-Bockmnnn. Oerlen 90
Bark Sarah tNor), Kraeting, Konigsbers-Funch Edge
4 Co. .
Bark Flash Light (Br). Gard. Alexandria E-soammell
Bros.
Brig sunnyside (Br) Atwood. Penzance- Warren Go.
Brig Bertha Of Lucy (Fr), higusisn, Brest rance =
Degraw, Aymer Co. =
brig Mary Gibbs. Whittemore. sevlie-Marcus Hunter
Brig Fortuna Port), Mosquito. oporto-Hagemeyer i
Brunn. .t.
Brig Gloria GtaD, Basile, oporto-Lauro Storey 4
ScMrpati.
Brig Gipsey DAM, Fries. Bahia-Abiel Abbott
Brig Morning Light, Dill, Demersra-L W h Arm
strong.
Schr Irvine Berry Trinidad (Cubal-Brett, Son 4 Co.
Schr Wapella. Penny, ,ChSrleston-Evans Ball Co.
Schr Louisa Fraslsr, Crawford, Georgetown, sC-E d
Hurbut d Co.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
CHARMING CONFIDENCE.

John Hannigan, ot No. Coentiss slip. on the 2eth
of January, mot Nicnasi CoGey in Hobofsp. Who.
though q stranger, quite friendly. They were
Joined by John Hopkins. also stranger TO Hannisan.
The three spent q half hour 10 convorsation,
wnen Coey and Hopkins proposed to their companion
that he should accompany thcm to New
York and sleep At thoir apartments, No.
$50 Wooster street. Hanngan said he would
gladly do so aud won't with them tho
Wooster street house. whore, tho second floor, he
was shown into o bedroom with two email beds It,
one OF which he occupied and his companions tho
other. CoHcy locked tho door, and Hannigan put his
sos IN money In his pantaoons pOcket, hung gar
ment hook between the beds ana slept lie
awoke al htteen minutes eight O'Clock next morn
ing. His companions and his money gone. The
landlord informed HIM the Two wore leaving
tho house very carly Coney and Hopkins were ar.
rested aud held IN $1,000 bail each in the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
A PADRONE ARRESTED.

Dominica Amico an Italian padronc, few months
ago was given charge OF an Italian boy. aged twelve
years. during tho temporary absence OF the father OF
the youth from this city. Amico, alleged sold the
boy 10 one Pietro Lataa tor $175 aud with the pro-
cceds sailed for Europe. The falhor returning
TO this city few weeks ago was unable
to discover the whereabouts OF his missing son,
and appealed to superintendent jenkins, OF tho
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.
Mr.. jenkins Instituted search Tor the miss.
ing hoy, and was finally rewarded by receiving q
despatch yesterday from Mr. Joseph Smith, the
societys Cincnnati agent, to tho effect that Laalia
iound that city aud at taken custody
The padrono will be arragnod for preliminary hear
ing tomorrow, and Ii the facts alleged bc
proven against him he will be transferred 10 ,his
when iurther legal proceedings vii! bo instituted.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsxnpExx, Feb 2-saied bark Catsarins utaD, 81.
nonetti. United States
AMSTERDAM. Feb 4-Arrived. brig Nellie Crosby (Br),
Balm. Charleston.
ANTWERP Feb 5-Arrivcd, bark siro (Nor), Rsgne New
York: brig Fran tNor), wessor, Boston.
BELFAST Feb 5-Arrved, bark Bjorgvin tNor), Olsen,
Baltimore
DuSDALK Feb asailcd. bark Pusnaes tNor), 1horsen.
United states.
DubLx Feb 4-ssiled, bark Ciaverhouss (Br, Parson,
Delaware River
GREAT YARMOUTH. Feb 4-saicd. bark Iris Nsw), Grou.
veil. Unired States
GLoucgsrsR, Feb 5-Arived. bark Marcsxa QtsD, Ma.
rcsks, New York
GooLx, Feb 4-Ssilcd, bark Ascenxione Utal), sisno
United states.
GLASGOW. Feb 4-Arived bark Marie (Nor), Tallacksen
Wilmington, NC; 5th, steamer State Of Virginia (Br)
Smith, Now York.
HULL, Feb 5-Sailed, barks Lavarello Suocero UtaD
Pssacina. Now York; vincenzo Gaatola dtaD. Mazzeia
do; Nina Figa utslj, Antonio. do.
HAxBuRG Feb Arrived, brig Burgermcister, Paterson
Ger, Pcrmien Wilmington, Nc
iAvnK, Feb 3-saiied. barks Albert (Nor). Anderson,
United states; 4th. Floreia, Craig. sandy Hook.
LIVERPOOL Feb ARRIVED. ship Astoria, Potter Baiti.
more 5tb steamer Jusns tsp), Casansgs, New Orleans;
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ships Bolivia (Br). Bingsry. Now York. Prince Rudolph
(Br. wshart. N-w Orleans
sailed 5th. bsrks Moderate dtAD. MAncino. United
States; Tarpeian (Br, Doran do; Camilla tNer). oron
New York; Mary Myshra (3r), Tucker. Delaware
Breakwstcr dsst two not previously
LONDON Feb 5-Arrived barks Scotland (Br). Morine,
New York; Nerea (Aus). Lyk. Now Orleans
Cleared 5th. bark La Plata (Nor). Henrcksen United
States
LrzARp Fsb s-Passsd. Utopia (Br) craig New
York for London.
LARSE, Feb 2-saisd, steamer state Of Pennsylvshla
(Br), Stewart drom Glasgow, New York.
LONDONDERRY, Feb 5-Arrived bark Addie Csun (BrD.
Quigley. BALTIMORE
LISBON. Jan so-ssiIsd bark Artiers tAus), Tutchan
United statsa
MARsKrLLEs Feb 5-Arrvsd. brig Dauntlsss Williams
Richmond via Fiume.
PxsARrH ROADS. Feb 5-Arrved. brig Fred Thompson
(Br), Smith, Boston.
PoRr ELIZABETH CaH, Jan 2-Arrivsd. brig oss,lls
Ger, Stridt, Boston.
QUEENSTOWN Feb ARRIVED, barks Otus (Nor). Falek
New York (Sw Lundstrom, do; Nordenskjod (Nor).
Petersen Msgrus Lagaboter or) sorensen, brig
Castals, Sparks DO
Passed the Fastnst 5th Pm, helvetia (Br,,
Andrews, New York for Liverpool.
TRIESTE Feb l-Arrived bark vittoris uta Demartino
New York.
Nor), Olsen. New York
LIVERPOOL Fob 5-stsamer Canopus from Liverpool Jan
81. for Boston, is returning with propeller loose.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHxAD, Feb 5-wind s. gentle; barometer so.5si.
PLYMOUTH. Feb 5-wind T. moderate; bsromster So5o
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 5, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REpoRryp ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRArH LINE.
Steamer City OF Macon. Nickerson. Savannah. Fob g
ssoamer wyanoke Couch Richmond CITY Point and Nor
rsnss lss ses ess' Co. ''i Sss
BARK Dante AuD. vidulich. Liverpool At days. in ballast.
Bsri Braifa (So. Nsen. orimsOy SO days. In ballast.
Bark Saga Ncr. Larsen Belfast so days. in ballast to
order Jan ~ rs Ion 6s Al exchanged signals with
BARK Regina Toick. Ray Belfast As days ballast
John z,c,en TOOK the passage after s.iinG
OF capo Hatteias, when we took norsher'y , and
er JAN 81 Of Bsrnsgs took heavy gale
ENR lasting rs hours since light norsherly wnis and
81 Patrick OF s. John NB Bcs.rs Dublin s,.i 20
BARK vidfsrne CSor Msthersen. westport o. days in
oIa" s"rs fSos"ss o Ne.en wh.ohsven Nov g. u.
Belfast Dec 10 in ballast TO Tobias& Co. Had variable
Bark Gsrm.nia el cnycr Hamburg "a S:y' y ss.
with moderate sw and NY winss' Jan 10 M Ia; So ion 80
had ss tho ss
NV, and after moderating yeered rradnay 70 D. ana
last, Tobias Co Jan 81, had heavy NE sae' blew
ssrH octst Atkinson aud Porto Crbe,o Jan
ssras; have had pilot board days J.s 30 80 miles
Of Cape May ~ Sssy n
ossr Ss and storm
m
Of which parted In few minutes made ali the sail shc
woula he to try off the beach NJ 80 AN found
ourselves the breakers which came on pond IRON
n completely suDneging the vessel the WIND
Al this time came from the SW enabling us to work on
shore the oecase deck all stove In rs was also the
whole the forward rail and everything about the decks
adriIt a. g.,
BARK Anastasta Sp), Abrsguea. Matanzas lS days. In
ballast, to Latassa n 90. -, -, -.
Br,w kmy Ioi Belize, Hon). johnson, Belize 22 DAYS.
wlih orwood. &c 10 Nm Jex 4 Co. Was dayg Ntf lat
teras with NJ and NV winds Jan 81. 7omes + Of Cape
Henry hud heavy NE gale In which split several sails
and yns driven back 10 miles; Jan 26 lat 30 Ion 10 or
spoke ships Vim Campbell to Thom aston), from Mobile
tor Liverpool .c.,,, -, x,. "a
davs with sugar Barring Bros; -esse to Miller Hough
ton lad light northey and casterly winds TO Jan 81 ;
then had gale from by ~ lasting 10 hours since
light northerly winds. 49, 49,. 49,,
schr Hattie Haskeil Cassidy San Bas'24 days. with
cocvnnuts and ivorynus to owen brcnuans estate Had
strong port herly aud cHsterly winds.
chr Adtc Vessels smith Caynanbrac IS days. with
ivory nuts to esses Jan 81 lat 81 Ion 10 experienced
y vnis from ENE, with a trcmendou sea-
schr Mary Helen Jeiison Ud liareor "a ~ days with
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

upon this occasion. The committee OF gentlemen hav-
ing the festival in charge have adopted tho usual
stringent regulations, SO we'll known by the munity
OF goers insure the rights OF VISITORS andt s
safe predict that every particular they will bo
religiously enforced. Prince Carnival this year
seems to delight Ia mystery. Instead of the
customary announcement OF the programme decided
upon, TO make glad the hearts OF all that honor him
with their presence he boldly declares that there will
be fssves but refuses to enlarge upon their char
acter. Perhaps tho "Pnncs" is right It will cause
all the gussswork, and make anticipation just as
pleasant participation. Still It Is given out that
the procession Will occur as usual At the SIDE OF
be seen. "Lus,rs" and "Lighp' have promised to
encirce the pair. ''rne Prass Is to be ntly reprc
sented. "Rehypothccation" will be on hand. ana
securities ana insecurites will command attention.
Temperance" will be present. and everybody wiii De
asked to look upon temperance cancan," ana 'aii
tho grace and beauty" they nnd in II each and every
one is welcome to- .srhe Russian War" win oe
wound up TO tho satisfaction OF everybody, anu q
.'Baby Shown and score OF side shows expected
to be both and brilliant; bosides II Is assumed
they Will DO overcoming as bps been oncaiiy an
nounced that 'strechers will be furnished al moaer-
ale rates" -
The admission tickets are really gorgesua The
"Peace Galop" Is found one sde ably illustrated
propriately labelled having good old time. The
Russian bear 'hDgs the light iantastio face 10 TACO
win Turkey rnSy 70 nave oAaEss sns 81 Oh
Virginny and what is better, they IKE u apparently
servia is looking on and Poland rs backing Turkey.
MacMah Is a central figure and Liberty 10 receiving
him kindly Hayes, standing between them and look
ing on approvngly. Queen Victoria the Pope, Isa-
bella anu Alfonso n hand, participate, and over
all Peace is extending hsI arms.
REGULATIONS OF THE POLICE.
The police regulations regarding carriages VIII DO as
foows:-Tne carriages will arrive IRON the north
through Irving place at the main entrance and pass
out 6y way OF Fourteenth street ana Fourth avenue.
Mclnbers' carriages will arrve from TAird avenue,
stop at the street entrance aud leave the
same In the direction Fourth avenue. On depart.
ing, gentlemen will take the first carrage at tho door
Rates US follows for lrst class coaches only allowed
n line after Inspection will be charged so Tor one
or two passengers TO any point south OF Ffty-ninth
street; fifty cents Tor each additional passenger.
North OF Fifty.ninth street, each additional mile
shall be charged for at rate not TO exceed Atty cents
per mile.
O'Clock A. NJ, and masks must be removed at that
hour.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

AsrrywALI Feb 4sailed, steamer Crescent oity Por.
CADlz, Jan so-Arrvsd, bark George Kinsmau. Howes
Boston.
Cow BAY, Feb 4-salsd, steamer Alhambrs tBr).
McElhennv. Halifax and New York. .
FoRr DIX FRANCE, AN 1o-In port brig Mary Kimbs
GiRaEsri about Jan e-sailed. Leone GsaD, Fsrrsro.
Providence.
HALrAx. Fob 5-sailed. steamer Newfoundland (Bp. 81
Johns, Nj.
LuNEsBunc, Jan 3I-Anved. brig Lyrs tBr. West
haver. Porto Rico via Boston.
MARsxLLxs Feb ssaiod previously. bark Annie LswIs.
Morse. Buenos Ayres.
NAPIEs Jan 3o-Arived, bark Thomas Small (Gsr). Dill
wtx. New York
PoRro CABxLLo Dec 2e-sailed, schr Bon Borland,
Speight San Bias
In port Jan 49, bark Jane Adcline Hess for New York
Jan II: brigs Acira, Lindsey, for do Jan l5 Welsh
Armstrong Tor do Phiadslpha schr @ w Whit
ford Bryant, for Philadelphia soon. .Air
POEcE, Pr, Jan l5-ln port. schr A Ames, Achorn.
from New York. arrived l4th.
SANTOS Dec 22-In port bark Brothers, Westburg for
New York.
SAN ANDREAs Fan Tin port, schr Taylor Jacobsen,
for baltimore in q few days.
sHELBURHE Ms, Feb 5-Arrived, steamer Delta (Br, I,
Halifax coal for steamer Poynesian (Br) from Bat
for Liverpool (and both left same afternoon for Hall
faxl. n
vxLxNcIA, Jan ls-Arived ship St Joseph. Fales.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER GxsnnAt BARNES from Savannah 70, New York
drifted about until Monday Feb 4, 10 PM. when she
for Wimingon 10 and arrived Fortress Monroe. 10
AN, on the 9th.
STEAMER ARGo, used osl boat burned at Bar.
Island night Of Feb
BARK ABIGAIL tBr. from Amsterdam for Philadelphia.
doned by the wrsckng Company.
BARK JENNIE SWEENEY. Hudson, from Galveston Jan 81
%rens Company haSs gone With schooners to her as
sistance.
scnR NARY RILEY. Riley from Now York, at Charleston
from b,pper @ HsrScr Where she had SseS ashore: -
Il before :ss
A. nsh wssS. 1sh int :hs received some injury which
steamer stsriu between Kings Point sud Hart Issod
townsend wrecking Co work hef and
~ h " 20 but Mts hs s.n
uss in about 40 ashous Of wster Tomorrow some
effort will be made to raise her
Sen. LTyssasS from rs %ood: Hole for ssv.an.h
M
gale from the and PVT the under clos
IA sls lost the jib the aborng heavy aud
be o @ e wsc s Steering
sprung tisr &S compong & us to Snt tho boat Adris
FISHING scnR ELIZA, Of Msrbchoad which ashore
Jan 81 @ was got of of and .owsd :" salem
3,
PILOT Boar MARY CArHARISE No q. for whose snfoty
sbcre fears arrived In port a right yesterday
SLooP ROMANA HYArr dragged anchors and ashore
City island during the storm Thursday; will
ten of with slight damage In y day or two.
BALrrMonE, Feb 5-The Uolted States steamer
Ewing Capt Fengan arrived at Annapo on Saturday
night, with the schooner Florence, OF Chrsheld In
having haued her oil Kent Island Tho Florence dragged
chain carrying away rudder Her Of oysters
Schr WYE Of baltimore went ashore in the gale of the
3lst ut the mouth Of shipping Creek hauled
the I'd inst by United states rvenue teamer Ewing
sfte dischsrging cargo
Sloop CLie baltimore drove ashore near Kent Point
on losing both anchors and chains and dam
ruddcr: haucd of by steamer EwinR and
piled with anchors.
The Ewing also reports schr Caledonia. OF Baltimore
ashore and bged Kent Island and will probably
" total loss.
NEw LONDON Feb 4-The late gale damaged the schi
Wild Pigeon such extent that IL Is impossible
her on aud she will be stripped
ST JOHN. NIB. Feb 5-The schr Jesse Hoyt (Br). from
Sydney this which has been missing for
time, arrived safely at Barbados threc weeks out.
SAN Francisco. Jan 20 The schr Susan Owens, which
went ashore Mendocno recently. is total wreck.
GERM MAYrscHER LLOYD INrERSArIoNALEs REGIsrER-we
have Capt Bcrnsee. tho In this
tho above work-whch Is published In Berlin-the
yearly volume for 1879 1t contains the names of
number o vessels. principally German giving their rate
tonnage Dimensions. where built &c. which makes 1t
valuable book reference parties engaged In
This work 10 ndorsed by the Peruvian
Monthly supplements are also issued giving the
vessels reported In the Register also
metaings repairs and resuveys made during the month