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time was called, and for thirty-six minuets
the men played together until Cox slipped
Dufur down by lefthand wiring which
the referee decided to allow. The men thc n
worked cautiously. and Cox gaining another
wiring, Dufur quickly changed in,o an IN
side lock, throwing Cox squarely on his
back and gaining the fall. Time, thirty-six
minutes.
In the second bout Cox tried to gain the
hip lock, but Dufur was too wary, and baf-
fed all his efforts. and threw him on his
face, falling on him; again Dufur threw
Cox, but the referee decided against DulVr.
Dufur then got mad, and in twenty-seven
minutes threw Cox squareIy on his back by
an inside lock. Time, two hours and thlr-
ty-SGYen minutes
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May 2otn, 1878.

A TTACHMENT. - JOSEPH sCHREIBER
N Plaintiff, vs. Jacob Lampert, Defendant
Before Esq. A. C. Kaylor ]. P, of Millcreek Town
ship Hamilton County Ohio.
The defendant Jacob Lampert q nonresident
of the State of Ohio is hereby notified that on the
18th day of May, A. D. 1878, said Justice of tht
Peace issued an order OF attachment in the above
action for the sum of fifty-nine dollars and fliy
cents 1850 50, and that said cause is set for heafg
on the 10th day OF July, A. 2. 1913, at o'clocf
A, j. JESSUP, Attorney for tbo p,;,ia
n. W. cor. Court and Main sts., Cincinnati q :
Cincinnati May Goth, 1878 nIye,.S,f,,
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Prices ain promenade concert.

The Cincinnati Orchestra Reed Band will
give promenade concert at Prices Hill to-
night. The programme selected is as fol-
n,nef
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The IoiLoWng Is tae l:.'O p. III. report for New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, SterrttL "
Co., 2S West Third street:
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Robert Joyce, of Venice, o., is spending
few days in Oxford
The Fire Company are making extensive
preparations to celebrate the Fourth of
July.
The boys of the Miami Classical School
intend giving an entertainment at the close
bf the present session.
Joseph Wilkinson and family are moving
into the Kumler property, on South Main
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

Mr.. Rayner, the Solicitor of the Treasury,
having had his attention called to the subject of
obstruetiug navigablc waters by ballast and city
filth, decides that since under the Constitution
and decisions Of tho Supreme Court the gen.
era government has the power 10 regulate COM
nerce with foreign nations, it has jurisdiction
over the matter 10 question, and that United
States Courts can issue injunctions against
offending parties. This hustsias the view We
have taken, but as there is no Uoited States
statute in reference to the subject, though
plenty of State law-some ono of the many
uatioaal legislators who having nothing else to
occupy their time spend considerable por-
ton of it in trying to 6ud something to do, can
render his country service by framing an act
that will make the offeDse alluded to felony,
and by exorting himself at tho next session of
Congress to have it passed. The navigation of
the rivers of Virginia is as ipjuriously affected
by tho otfenso of which We have complained as
those of any other State, aud the act we suggest
would come as we'll from member Of the Vlr-
gnia delegation as from any one else
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
VIRGINIA fseWS.

DusiBg tho storm in uerrico county, Mrs
Smith Garter, alarmed by the terrific roaring
OF the wind, started from the house with her
fouf children to seek rl!uge II tho house OF
ntichbor. She had tho youngest child IN hor
arms, aud she boldly faced the storm; tu:
when she had barely COMO q few yards from her
owa door the who'd struck her with much force,
Knocking her down and fatally i0jurlag the
child which she had ia her arms, and On which
she was forced 10 fail. The poor wonlar re-
covered herself, picked up tho child, and, with
TIC Others, succeeded in fcachiog her neigh-
boris houac. where, for the first time, aEic dis
covered Tic ii aries to her niant.
The Piedmont Firsiniau says: We venture
prediction that +. Il. Faunteroy, esq, ct
Winchester, the champion reaGjustcr, will pc
announced as an independent candidate Tor
Congress, il this district b,fora the week Is
ended.
The farm Of Capt. John J. Lock, near Ripo0,
Jefferson county. w. Va, ha4 been sold to
Mir. Caleb BurDa at $50 per acre.
A nandamus has been Issued agaic5t a
magistrate in Richmond, to show cause Why
he will not allow policemen witness itea.
The James River and Kaoawha canal was
considerably Injured by the late rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

a GENEROUS SALOON KEEPERS GIFT.--
The mayor never smiled more gracouSly than
he did to day when introduced to Mr. William
Dittmar, proprietor OF the larger beer saloon,
90 third avenue. Mr. Dittmar handed his
honor a check for $50 50, his ontre receipts
for yesterday, for the relief OF the yellow fever
au1grcrs. Mayer Ely said, "Mr Dittular, l
track you very much for sour kind donation.
Il every saloon keeper III New York was as
generous as you hava been, what sum would
&c collected for the nj fortunate people of The
South. If [ should be thirsty 10 passing by
your place shall drop 10 and qnench my thirst,
but you must not think can drink az much
lager So Hon. Boyafd Taylor, who,it IS said: I'M
bihed At ooc sitting 300 glasses. "-N +. Nr,cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Fatal Accident.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-Joseph Dougherty.
miuog superintendent of the Huuuewell coal
mines, at Grsysou, Ky. had his back broken
yesterday by the falling of the slate. The miners
who were working 10 ono of the rooms reported
danger from the slate. Dougherty went 10 to
show them that there was no danger, when
about ton of slate came down upon him. A
young mau named Wheeler Costello, student
of the University of Morgantowp, W. Va.
went down into the we'll to examine it, ard vas
overcome By the foul air. A man named
Mcquer attempted to rescue him and was also
overcome before assistance arrived. Both dlod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Political Campaign IL, Ecuisiun&

New ORLEANS, September lA.-Tho pot,
campaign is beginning 70 deyclopo quite h:.skg
Tho national party, hcadod by Mr.. NFa.
Hatch, sn old democrat, and collector g /.
port before the war; has tclegranhcd TO Gene.
Besuregard, now in Now J ork, offering h..
tho place ct the hoad Of tho State ticket, ir e.
position to Major +. a. Burke roani' r dem
cratic nominee Tho negro vote soli' i pIu!.r
to General Bosuregard in this o. ,or e. r..>
has been 2 fucion between tn nst;;oaJ: 81
republicans. Tho repubi' csn conyru. g
which meets in this city CD The 1Sih, Wi! q
make, it is understood, an nomInst,on. ~.
will allow the nationals TO nominate the ~
snd city ticket, as y .cy did two mcn.b,.
Congress from tho c. y dis.ric:D. Tho nun
or registered Folo' is now about l. coo; o. :.
over r o'o;V are ,groes. and the nationals t.na
.oOUo. Ihe ~ yer will keep, it is Golicyo' .
!arse nunipe :: Of democratic refugees from r.
tGflns III limo to vote. The reSisLsry c.O"
NoVGmo' r 70 Arrests were made g. ':'f =.
inc % ted States M@rGhal, b.ssoi upon H.
dsVl1' before tho United States CoIhn.is .a
Oy members Of the national psrty, Of 8
CT Jrks of registration in the third ward.
warfare promises TO be activo in this way
tho democrats gro prosecuting negroes for -
registration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
The Indians.

There IS 10 truth 10 the reported massacre
Of the party escorted by General Miles.
4 dispatch from correspondent with Ger.
Miles, dated Mammoth Spring, National Park,
September 9, reports fighting With the Ban
mock Iodians 90 the morning Of the 4th, IL
which Gen. Miles. with twenty seven 1nea OF
the Fifth Infantry, Of Little Rock, a French
scout and enc Crow Indian were killed OF his
forces, and thirteen Bannocks were killed, add
thirty. four Bannocks men, women, and chill
drcn, were taken prisoners and sent TO Fort
keogh. Twenty two Indian horses were killed,
and two hundred captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Giant Keep a sNGri1in. MAN ssoNH'

BosToN, Sept. l4.-In response to ia,
order of the democratic executive c1hiH''h
Gen. Butlcr has issued The following
No caucus, no Legislature, o.n hlnd ~
cceding one. They cannot Delegate :: -"
they DO not hold. Every Caucus ii pa
unto itself, the expression Of the people s."
The powers OF State, city aud town commit.
are simply ministerial, extending only ~ 10
calling to order OF new caucus. Power {"
from the people ard docs not desc: ni +,
committees or conventions. Ii delegate F..
elected by democratic caucus duly called +.
will be admitted. Do not doubt il, VIII .
that democrats, as we'll a. others, ha7' =
play.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

Slavery seems to DO a doomed institution
throughout the borders of tho civilized world.
Cuba is to bs the next point at which it will be
attacked. Its extinction iu this country wiped
out vast amount of wealth, and completely
impoverished no uncomfortable number of peo-
pie, but if Cuba derives as much moral. real,
and permanent benefit from it as the South,
collectively. did, she will never regret it. The
ave owners may, nd.should be, recompenssd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
AID TO OUR COMRADES.
To all who were in the Service OF The
lafe Con IeIerate States.

Alta meeting of our comrades in Richmond,
Va, on the 18th instant, to collect funds to aid
our pestilent.stricken comrades in New Or
loans, was requested TO call q meeting in our
city for tho same purpose. In response to that
c.ll, there will be meeting at SAREPTA
HALL on MONDAY EVENING, the 10th
instant, at o'clock. All citizens who aymps.
thize in tho object Of the meeting arc respect
fully requested to attend. NJ. u. CORSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Agricultural Fairs i'll Virginia +,

Il response to numerous inquiries about tho
time ct which tho annual fairs il the State Will
be held, VIC republish the following:
Lecsburg, September II, is, 10, and %;
Bristol, September Is. 10, and 20; Ab!ogdon,
September IS, &c. aad q; Alexandria, %.
tobcr ], .. and 5; WytheaiIio, October 2 3,
/; Tsz,we! October S, Q, and 10; S;auoton,
Oct. s, and 10; Cu!peper, October Is, Is. IT,,
and Is; Winchester October Is, lG, II. and
IS; Lynchburg, October %, %. a. and %;
Lexington, October %. 24. and 25; State Fs'r,
Rchnond, October 30, 80, 81, AID Novem'
ber !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
President EGIYcS.

ToLEDo, O., September II -PresiGent Hayes
ard party reached Toledo 81 94O this morning.
a largo crowd WAS assembled st tho depot 10
whom the President made short speech, OK
pressing sentiments similar 10 those contained in
his speeches st Chicago snd elsewhere through
cut the Wet. ct the close OF his remarks inc
President ha!d an impromptu reception at the
Island House. snd lett at 1920 for ais homn in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Railroad Rates.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l4.-The executive COM
mittee of tho Southern Western Railway As
ISOLATION met at the Lindell Hotel to-day, and
equalized the rates from Missouri river points,
to take effect next Monday. The rates to the
seaboard will be twenty seven cents per hum
dred to Chicago, and twenty-five to East St.
Louis. The local rates will be thirty cents to
Chicago, and twenty to St. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Bank Statement.

New YORK, September l4-Loans, Increase,
s7S2,200; specie, Increase, 81 COL 600; legal
feeders. decrease, $l,792 800; circulation. in
crease. SIG 600; deposits. increase, $l,5jI,
500; reserve, decrease, $3.50 The banks
now hold Sl2 S7S $50 in excess Of The legal re-.
unircElcG.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
Fire..

LEwIsBUEG. Pa, Sept. 1.-THE agricul.
tural works of James S. Marsh, wero do
stroyod By ire at about three o'clock this
morning. The books and papers were saved
The loss includes number Of valuable pattern!
is estimated at $500, 0CO; Insurance 10000. The
cause of the fire is unknown. j. Al. Marsh made
an assignment this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

N soma material way fer the logS OF their prop
or,v Init tho relief from the obligations I'm
posed upon them by the existence OF the l0stl.
,u,;on will 30 far to compensate them, IN tie
,hso,ca of spy other remuneration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

We arc Informed that one Of the reasons
acuatiog. at least, some Of tho people in this
State known as grocnbackers, is desire to so
depreciate the government i currency by pay.
ing off tho whole national debt at onco with
irredeemable paper money that it will
become az WORTHLESS as the old Cont.
mental or Confederate money, and, by thus
ruiuiog the credit OF the United States, mako
the reputation of the State debt q matter OF
comparative insignifcancc. We co not believe
such Influences arc operative in the mind oil
any true Virginian. The civil war, if nothing
else, made the Inhabitants of the different
States one people, and any Injury to the crcdi!
of the national government would now affect 90!
only Virgins, but every Vireinian, as much as il
would Massachusetts, or any citlzsn thereof.
That the support the grcenback theory receives
in Virginia is not attributable to a desire
to ioiure the credit of the whole country,
could not be more satisfactorily proved than by
referripg to The favor with Whica that theory
is received in the sections Of tho country noted
for their extreme 'loyaIty." No. the reason
tho autiresumption, the anti rational bank,
and tho soft money ideas are popular in tho
State is because the people have been led
astray by the sophisms Of demaeoguts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
!, led.

On tho morning o. no lltE '',';; a%eP'T
son of a. ard l.. " Il o"e"'
please CO ~. -. GA. Cu!E'
AT her residence H. II" =. I septt""D o[ ,',r
Mrs. NJ ANUY FKEEh 4. having bee"
Freema l, in her Seth yos ~
ridden bout forty years 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14
h&sSa OF EfaH gf.ly.


The Maino House of Representatives. will
consist OF G5 republicans, 2 democrats elected
by republicans, 81 democrats, sud 81 green
baokcrs. Of the 81 democrats, l3 we're chosen
90 the straight democratic ticket over both
republican and greenback candidates. apd will
hold the balance ,T power. Tho other a Tc7c
chosen with grecDback help
The freight outfit of S. NJ. Booth, which left
Custer Monday, was stopped in Red Canon
Thursday afternoon, by Il band Of road agents,
aud robbed CT horses, provisions. clothing,
arms and money. Booth lost $1,000 10 cash.
Tie telegraph repair team was also stopped
and robbed OF arms, provisions, and camping
outfit.
L Visaia. California, dispatch say: Last
night VIM. j. White. suSpectirg undue init
Dacy between his wife and Dr.. Nlchring tie
family physician, ostcnsibIy left home, but soou
returning found hlehriDg in Mrs. Whites bed
room ard attacked him with penkullt and
CT: lis throat, producing Instant death
TIE Cha!ics:owa, w. Va, Free Press says:
The shipment OF contributions Of supplies by
TIC citzans OF Charltstown and iumcdiatc
vicinity for he yellow fever Sufferers, ty lho
supply train Yesterday sill aggregate more than
hrndrcd barrels OF family il2ur
The Secretary bi tho Treasury has pos. pnnci
the issue OF silver. dollars 10 exchange for Uni
| ted States notes authorized by s. reoant ORDER,
soIne doubts having arisen whether it you'll! be
| 10 entire accordance with tho resumption law
i before the Isl 81 January nax!.
A great Eum13: Ct tho interior towns ere
! scuding Butler delegates 10 tee d0mooTailt
| State convention IL Massachusetts, @G4 there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

Everything is working smoothly tor inc
agricultural iair TO be held here dutlog the
first three days OF tho coming month. Inc
buildings, the grounds and the fencing are
rapidly approaching completion, add will COM
pare fsvoraby with those of many Older and
moro prctentious associations than the Alexsn-
dria and Fairfax Agricultural Society. Ite
accommodations for exhibitors will be ample
and satisfactory, aud that large number OF
them will be present is already assured
Their exhibits, too, will be ct superior
qualify snd will attract o large lumber OF
visitors The premiums vii DC liberal, and
the personnel Of the committees appointed 10
award them ia sufficient to guarantee just and
fair distribution, and to make them really
valuable as evidences OF thu, WORTH
The superior transportation facilities, both By
land and water, enjoyed By Alexandria. have
beea utilized for the OCCASION to the fullest ex-
tent, aud great reductions in frcights and fares
will b mado to exhibitors and visitors. The
proximity Of tho city to the national capital adds
also to the favorable prospect for successful
fair, for applications for space for exhibits have
already been received from Washington, and
that largo numbers OF spectators will
CONG from thcro is sttcsted By the
fact that many persons from that city now
visit hero daily. when we have nooo other than
our ordiuary attractions. These latter arc
great to be sure, but the fair, with the crowds
of Virginians who will be 10 attendance, tho
numerous specimens Of splendid live stock,
Of farm and dairy products, and Of mauufac-
tured articles that will be on exhibition, and
the style and manner in which it will bo COZ
dacted, will make them greater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

low fever have yet been reported. Parties from
Tho country report quite heavy frost yesterday
morning On the low bottom lands around Cairo.
This was not porceptible IN the city Tho feel
ing is more hopeful, and sorro CT tho absentses
SIo returning.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 14-Tho weather is
clear aud pleasant. To.dGy's reports show 800
new cDges Of yellow fever and So deaths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

The Secretary ofthe Treasury has revoked his
order making greeubacks convertible Toto coin
loyal on aud aftcrM onday uext. Doubts about the
legality of the order arc assigned as the reason
for the revocation referred to, but as neither
MIR. Sherman. uor any of the members OF tho
Cabinet, are great sticklers for law when get
ting around it will rebound to their interest,
We arc constrained to thipk that, though the
legal doubts alluded to really exist, the real
reason is tho fear that the people, expecting
The adoption of some, at least. ofthe
ideas, and the consequent depreciation of the
currency, will make haste to exchange their
greenbacks Tor tho legal tender silver dollsr aud
hoard it. and that the spectators, Influenced by
tho same reason, will be 10 hurry to 60! sill
they can Of it in order TO take advantage of
contingencies The uncertainty about the cur
reucy is retardpg the revival of business 10 no
small degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

near, aEG Wo making every signal Of distress
she would not speak ouS. On Friday the n.en
| slaves being very suIen and urrni2, having had
60 sustenance Of any kind for IS hours, cxcen:
q dram, we yu5 orc half Of the strongest o.
them in irons. On Saturday and Sunday 81
bands, night and cay, could scarce keep thu
ship clear, aud we're coLstantly uacer arns
On MONDAY morning macy ct the slaves had
got out Of irons, and were attempting to break
up tie grating; aud the seamen not daring 10
60 down the hold to clear our pumps, VIC Wet.
obliged. for the preservation OF our OWE live.
to kill fifty of the riogleaders, and stcucst #
them. 1t is impossible to describe the niscly
the poor slaves underwent, having he'd GO fresh
water for fVo days. Their dismal cries aa
shrieks, and most frghtfui looks, added al rca;
deal to our misfoyunes four Of them wcrc
found dead, and one drowned herself in The
hold. This evening the water gained or u,
and three seamen dEopt down with fatigue an
thirst, which could not be Quenehed, tbGueh.
wine, run. and shrub were given them ac,-
natcy. On Thursday morning the sho hv
gaiocd, durl1g the night, above q loot OF Wal,r,
aud the seamcn quite wore cut, and many q
them in despair. about ten IN the fu:can,n
VIC saw a sail; about TWO she discovered U.s. Az;
| bore down upon us; at five spoke to w., bljis
| the King George, Of Londonderry, JAM,
Mackey, MASTER he Immediately rromi.ai =
tste ~ IN hoard and hni.,cI en-. Ills y,.c !,
then blowing very fresh. The gale ircraasa..
| prevented him from saving any thing La e..
white people, lives, (Which we're So 10 nuiH,.}
| not even any of our clothes, Or Cue s!aT2, T..
| boat being scarce able to live iii the ga IT, liz;
trim she made. Capt. Alackcy, and somr zen
tlemcn, pass: ngcrs lie had On board, created Il.
with great klnducss and humanity.
1t was such scenes thesn Which, twyly.
years later, led the people Oi Aleya1Grla in:aTy
meeting assembled, with George Waai.,a.loa
| 10 the chair, to resolve, ~ rcterencs - ,}a
! Afr;csu slave Traffic, chat wo take tbs are,s
| tupty OF declaring cur most earnest wls&,sm
see an cntirc stop forever put 10 such wi,.sl
cruel, aud unnatural trade"
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| A QUAINT CGTY.-La the old Dutch r;jY 4.
| Amcrstcr1.-o. al fgshi,nablc houscs barber ,,
'i ,9l' .,.,,,. 49,, ,..,,a Gu,,
'"'''' '"' ''i,''7 "'' ''''u>t '''',' ed"
canals that pass through shfni' lh1 H9G'.
are not built unright, tut lean toward nncM.
other. ~ thouch very noIitc or sysrtny,r..
,..,' r,.;. ,,n. ot,,o ,o.,j,, .o,,.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

IL co'sh 20 ,it of good t. take i ~.
the baby, AMI III d lou' Irc,.;m "lioot.t
p w,%u IT, " .ddcn and pie" os2 ~
O"'S 'li 40 md be done with II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

to the people CT AlcZa1dTi&.
Tic wreck of tie Potomac slave ship Pl o.
uix, Capt. hicGacher, in latitude 81 N and Loo.
gtudc - W, bound fCr the Potomac from the
coast Of Aflca with 332 saves 90 board, at
traotcd much attention during this year, and
accounts Ct it were published in the London
papers. A Philadelphia letter, dated Novcm-
Der ] |, l762, thus describes the disaster:
"Ol Wednesday the goth OF October, l?G2,
at six o clock in the evening" came on most
violent gale Of wiad at south, with thunder and
llghtDiGg, the sea running very Elgh, when the
ship sprung g leak, aud we we're obliged to lie
to under bare poles; the water gained on us,
with both pumps constantly working. At ten,
.. ID. cndeaVoured to put the ship before the
wind to 90 purpose. At twelve the sand hai.
last having chokcd our pumps, and there being
seven feet water in the hold, all the casks ahoat.
aud the ballast shifted to the leeward, Gu! aw:.
the rigging Of the main aud mizzen mastat
which went instantly close by the deok Io.h
mediateiy after the fore mast wa1 a1u lnl.
about 20 feet above. Hove verho n.1'u III Insy
guns upon which the sh'. righted Iitte We We
we're then under .eccssity Of letting ali ou r.
s'a!c7 ou r. u irons, to assist in pumping and
IallnE' thursday morning being moderate.
having gaIDed about three feet on the chin, We
louno every eask in the hole stove to pieces. so
mat We only saved q barrel of -four, 10 b. of
bread, 20 gallons Of vino, beer, and shrub. and
20 gallons of spirits. The seamen and slavc.
were employed all this day in pumping aid
oalsne; the pumps Wero frequently ohoked. and
brought up great quantities of sand. We were
obliged to hoist ono Of the pumps up, aad mt
1t down tho quarter deck hatchWay. A shin
Lbs day bore down upon US, aud, though yer7