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out the country. The importation of bar
silver will probably be prohibited after a
time, and the rupee and smaller coins used
as fractional currency.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-Capt. Munroe,
of the British bark Beaconsfield, reports
that on October 10th, they took of the crew
and passengers of the Portuguese schooner
Julius & Victoria, sixty tons, Capt. Julius
Valuera, from New Bedford for Cape de
Verde, with a cargo of provisions and mer-
chandise, which capsized in a hurricane on
October 13. Five passengers, three men,
woman and child, We're lost. The crew
and the other passengers, numbering four
teen persons, were rescued after being three
days and two nights on the wreck without
food
DETROIT, November.-The steamer De-
four-masted barge j. I'll. Rutter, off Luding
ton, water-logged, and succeeded in getting
her within one mile of Ludington harbor,
when she could do no more and was obliged
to leave her. During the night the vessel
sank in twenty-five feet Of water about one
mile from Ludington. The captain and crew
and some seventy men that went to help to
| trim her were in the rigging. The sea was
running very high and it is impossible for
the tug to get to her. The life-saving sta
ton is doing all it can to rescue the men. 1t
is reported this morning that the vessel is
breaking up. The barge was loaded with
grain.
| 1t is reported that one boat load of labor
ers have been rescued. The crew is still in
the rigging and the vessel is breaking up,
but hopes are entertained of rescuing the
balance of the men before night.
Advices from Grand Haven report that
the heaviest sea Of the season prevails there
to-day. Four vessels have been driven on
the beach-the American, Montpelier and
Australian; the name of the fourth has not
been ascertained. ss
Other vessels can BE seen endeavoring to
make the port. One man was drowned of
of the Australian by attempting to jump
: from the vessel to the pier as she drifted in.
In response to a telegram. halt OF the life
saving crew stationedsat Grand Haven took
a life boat and whitehall by special train and
went to rescue the crew from the rigging.
New YORK, November l.-According to
dispatch from Port Jervis, the people
Thompson, Penn, are earnestly searching
for two tramps, who entered the village
school after the children had been dismissed
siezed the teacher-Alice Kennett-and
grossly assaulted her; then, to prevent hcl
telling the story, cut out her tongue. The
: young woman managed to reach the BLACK
board, write the circum stances of the terri
: " Dle affair and a description of the scoundrel
and then died.
GALVESTON, October 31.-Two highway
men stopped the west-bound stage to-day
near Merry's creek, and while the highway
: men were plunderilfg the mail bags, tw'
freighters drove UP and opened fire ON tn
: robbers. One of their horses was wounded
: The robbers returned the fire, and bot
- mounted one horse and rode away. The.
- secured the registered packages, the valll
"a OF which is unknown.
ID From all parts Of the country report
\. come of the immense sales and incfeasin!
81 demand for that deservingly popular Sew
t. ing Machine, The Old and Reliable stan
te DARD," the price of which, the proprietor
20 wisely reduced to $40 including all the al
tachnlents, and at once secured for them
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