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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF THE OLDEST CITIZEN OF RICH
MoND, THOMAS II. DREw.-Air. Thomas
Harrison Drew, the oldest citizen OF Rich
mond, and one OF the best known and most
beloved, died yesterday morning at the
residence OF his son-in-law, ". ID. Gibson,
ESQ. No. 100 south Third street.
Nr. Drew was born on the 18th OF MAY.
1875, at Clifton, Cumberland county. and
therefore had reached his ninety-fourtlI
year. He came to Richmond in lS03-sev-
cnty-fve years ago-whcn our population
was only six thousand.
He was appointed deputy United States
marshal in 1907 to summon the jury in Aaron
Burr's trial, and had great difficulty and
danger in executing this trust. He started
soon after this in mercantile life with Pros
ser, Moncure & Co. He afterwards started
for himself in the firm Of Drew, Blair IL
Carroll.
He was at the burning of the old Theatre
in 1911. He was one OF the movers to build
the Monumental church. and personally at
tended the collection Of subscriptions, and
interested himself actively in the progress
OF its construction. After conducting for
many years 4 very large wholesale grocery
business, which was widely extended
through Southsidc Virginia. he retired
from business about Twenty-Five years ago,
and devoted these latter years Of his life to
a little farm near this city. 1t has been the
wonder OF all who have been in his COM
papy in tile past years to observe his re-
markahly clear mind, being fluent and accu-
rate in speaking both as to the past and
present events. He was exceedingly inter-
estug in discussing the early times OF
Richmond, both as to its society and
politics; and the early landmarks, as they
would disappear. would seem to forcibly
remind him OF his advancing years. HIS
mind was clear and bright to few hours or
his death. He experienced an accident IN
the fracture of his hip month ago, which
confined him to his last bed. He had not
been sick in bed for si1ty gears before
this.
Three OF his children survive him-MrS.
w. D. Gibson, 4 son in New York, and DR..
Drew, of Hanover. The wife OF the late
DR.. Francis II. Deane was bis daughter:
| The deceased was member Of Monumental
church, and the funeral will take place from
the church this afternoon at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

EOR RENT. THAT DESlRABLENs
4 TIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE No. 712E.l
Franklin street. between seventh and Ethth streets.
The dwelling has beautiful front. with Marsard
roof and contains twelve rooms, With all modern
improvements. and Is especially attractive on a.
count of its location Possession given November
l.Is7S j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
no -.ct lll3 Main stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

HUNTING. SUITS!
HUNTISG-SEITS!
HUNTIyG-SUITs
# s., So, IS, IS,
So, SO, So, IS.
HUNTING CATS.
HUSTING.CAPS
HUNTERS ENTIRE OUTFITS
\. SAKS s. Co., 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

os,s,e Will, he q grand mass-mecting OF the Con-
xo-rs,,re voters OF RtchneDd IT :he Theatre on
rplDAY NIGHT. October lin, at 7h o'ciocS'
which all OF our people are earnestly fsaues'co 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

,,,r p,1f,HAs STARTED-GooDA AND TRUE
MEN ARoUSE-sTAND BY YoUE COL
oRs~-LET THERE BE AN ACTIVE
r.syAss-REBUKE THE DEMAGoGUEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10
SpEAKERS /:

SPEA AhFRS -.
GENERAL JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON,
uoS. W. d. QUESENBERRf,
MAJOR JOHN W. DANIEL,
captain FRANK Y. WINSTON,
GOVERNOR j. l.. MARIE,
WILLIAM l.. R0YALL. ESQ,
AND OTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

JluR RENT, NO. 319 EAST FRANk.Tj
Il LIN STREET: thirteen rooms; stable and ss.I
carriaee-Iou&c. Apply 10 ,,oo,-
j. T.. APPERSON.
oc 5-6t Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

WANTED.-I WISH TO RENT "A
w PlAE0-an instrument In perfect order Six
months rent VIII be paid IN advance ifs WISHED
l29. city .2E.1s ~: (. oc l1.3fk s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
NliIshaluugp Gsrarnsr.
WEDNEsDAY. g.. NAY is, ISIS
MINIGll,AL El.EcTLOMS.

W 4
We have noticed will much satisfaction
that 10 all the municipal conflicts fought
Uut with morem less yigor on the first Mon>
day Of this month, the Democrats held their
lown not olly held their own. but ip
place.. Goldsboro iar instance. made sub.
s,aniial gains over Republican opposition !
not only that, but in some places. Raleigh
for instance, gave independents such les
SON ~ mag serve "A qaictus.
We take this as M indication Of the tens
per 81 the people everywhere, to treat the
independents as neither flesh nor fowl nor
good red herring, but as neuters, without
political virilay Or Political consideration ;
men working neither for party, people or
country, bat only for self; full Of bouniifal
promise. barren Of useful performance
saln, mefcenary. uutrustworthy conscious
IL daplieity. always ready 10 sell out TO the
opposition; fa,thless to party fealtY, com.
pslled 10 seek companionship with former
foes
We hope that the manifestations IF the
municipal elections il ! foreshadowing Of
what Independents sFe to expect in the
county aud Safe elections. The cOudi-
ton Of country is such that it is easy to
impose upon the people. so long suffering
and relief so long postponed snd il Is easy
for independents to pretend au ability TO
do what strict party discipline has not se,
effected. But let the people have yet q
little more patience. 10 this State the le-
gacies u radical rule are yet upon US
They cannot be disposed Of in . day. And
il the National q oscrnmeut il i still worse,
because the Democratic party has control
only Of cue wing Of single one OF the
three eo-erdiDsle branches Of the Govern
mest. Remember. that what has been
dae towards snelioration is the work Of
The Democratic p,rty. Whatever tends to
the maintenance Of Ligh taxes. to OPP
pres.iye internal revenue eSactiobs. to de.
rapgeusnt 81 6nauses. to scarcity Of cur
rency. Is the work Of the Republicans.
They not only Do not try 70 give relief,
They glory III adding burdens. The De.
mocraiic party proposes and urges measures
which will give relief If they can be car
ried out.
Independents thwart the Democratic
party. They give aid aud comfort to the
Republican party. Down with the indie.
pendehts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
TIE TOBACCO TAX.

We are glad to Us able 70 say this much
on this yexed subject. On Monday. the
9th. motion to suspend the rules 10 take
up the bin 70 reduce the tax on tobacco
tie motion being 20 made, ss the bill did
not come up in It's regular course on the
calender. --failsd TO receive the requisite
two thirds msjSrity. hut the vote stood l2O
OlI5; and as the bill. when taken up,
viii not need a two thirds vote to pass il.
is passage BY the House at least my he
regarded - eertain. AMI il is believed u
will gain strength hy discussion gifts
merits. ard may 90 from the House with
such strength d 70 impress even hostile
Senate vita favor 4
Before this goes 10 press. it Is possible
farther artion will be had.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
LITTLE liver TowSGHrP.

We are furnished hy Mr. John Tnrner.
Secretary n The township meeting held On
Saturday for repeft u Ibv proceedings.
We bsss nnly rom for list Of the delegate,
which We give. 10 wit: John Terrell. w.
W. laits. Charles u. Wilson. d. W. lIsll.
q. q. Ray. Al. d. Holden. John n. Lyon,
John =. l,oekbsrt. Wiley Gates and X. N.
Hall aud the fyllosiag sers named rs al.
ternaiss: Thomas Hall. v. O. Wilson. n.
Til!ey. Jahn Woods. Y. *. wslkcr. ~.
l.ouniree. John Turner. ID. John herr,
X. ilill and ssn. Terry.
JonN n. LYos. Cbsirmsn.
John Turner. roc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

The Constitution .,y, the Democrats IN
Uongses are getting 10 be extremely caus
,ioas aboat irsii,ulipg 30 investigation into
the Flesids frauds. Caution i . quality
70 be greatly sdmirel. and nobody could
complain u tie people exercise caution 10
sending some ~ ,l4-e csntioas Congress.
men back. There ate several kinds a eau
ihn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
HoMEsTEADs FOR SALE.
Wool Carding


+s O0ks, Ordhge County. w q
nUK Machines Hre now w splendid order
" aud we are prepared 20 d. work thai eanll0t
br eAceicd Iii tlir state.
We have = Burner and Picker attached 10 uilr
Machine, thereby ,aying the la.Jpr Oh irking and
bnrrtng your Wool bef1re bring ng Il for lard.
lug. Gretse furnished 70 desired
Its lmpurtant thai Wool should 10 washed
aud CREASED. before bring brought 10 the Maebine.
Using one pound q! Grease b. Ten ~. Of wool.
OUR TEkMS;--Those bringing Wool, will ~
charged Eight cents pes pound, er ono fiiih
The Wool.
colored Wool will he charged Ten cents IL
brought 70 the Machine. Those nnding Il more
convenient 10 do 40 ran leave their Wool II
ID. A. fuges. HillsbOro: ~ with
teoit q Thompson, aud w. q. Fowler 4 Bro.
Mehanesyile.
We will Perceive n nc either orthce places and
card aild return 70 Ten cents Der loiinsl gor
white, aud Twelve aud half cents Tor colore,l
wool WVIk executed With despatch
NJ. w. MUORE 60.
nay Vte ". Oaks, NJ 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
NOT SOLD YET.
NY STEAM
FOOL CdRDIHG MACHINE
NEAR
CEDAR GROVE oRANoP 20. n =.


CEDAR GROVE. ORANGE co. N. c.
re nov IN pIendid order. aud am p,enar.
a ed " % woik that saDnot b. cxrrIIsd
Machine. Thereby saving the lalof on plrling 4
Hurting Your MOal brsElps bringing Il Tor tislxl.
Ing. " T. Important that the Wool sIiouM ~
washtd hild eieasrd bcfore btlbg brought Il, tIe
Mafhii'r, rising oIse pound % tsfear 20 Ten
TEKMst-- White Wool. Eight 81. ~ one p,nh
% fha Wool. -. - T -"
tiolorrd Wool Twelve and ham cents,
] sBi selling Wool Tglls VI ~ cents DER Mound
vii take " exchange for eafdlhg, Iurl,.
Wheat on Barpn. -
Tl,ad inl ler pad favor-. and f,,Iy prso.tss n
merit tbem ~ The fIfuru, coui,dently az s,,,.
tlhiialirc 81 The pgironagt Of Tie generous ana
Apprasiaiiye piibllc. INV
-. ALEXANDER WILKINSON,
W. fH' Cedar Gr0ls,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

The friends Of willie T. Patterson
propose bic name fsr saperior Court Clerk,
subject to The action Of the Convention.
April the 18th A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

Gresn,bOrO Patriot say. the prospect Of
the repesi Of the bsakrupt act has increased
the bu.ibe.. II the Bankrupt court ia this
district. We nhd.rsi aid there we're four.
teen applications h.ei the pat week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

The Conner J"nusl i Started It But
lef's announcement that Le i made ia the
image d bis Maker.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
viii the ooi.;,,, ~ Jados Waite bssor,

With the Opinie, Of Judge Waite before
then. debtor. should hesitate. il tie bank.
rupt Law j. kept in force some time longer,
10 seek IL help for besides the costs its
maehinery entails. il gives no sid IN the
way ofextrirat,oa. In fact. il i jumping
out Of the trying pan iuto tie FIRE. .....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
TnR WoRLEY NuRDRRRRs.

We are glad % find that no sentimental
confederation tor human life operated IN
The above Gaze % make the customary ap-
peal 10 the Supreme Court, the main OBJ
JET n which i oBly delay. The law vas
ualy to- mereifal that i Pern,iited q them
She forms of jastire. The people we're ynlr
too ps,iens that thsy gave them longer hear
Jog than they did their sretchsd victims.
For toe bvnorof our laws. we are glad they
had every sdysntsge Of defence. aud Oppot.
iunity 10 dispro,e their guilt. For the DO.
nor Of the people Of Wayne. se are glad
they did not take justice iuto their own
bands.
hut the iriBl being ended, aud their To-
hpmsu guilt proven teyObd The shadow Of
doubt. itwvuId be ID outrage On public feel.
iug if any farther shield were iDterPOsed
between them aud their doom. I.s. them
perish. that hereafter crime may point q
warning
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

viii s,ooghionss -. Petersburg. Kas
,sn ., Vienna. NoJes i. Paris. and nov
Packard ss Consul al Liverpool. the Unit.
ed States will have arst class Returning
board fraud representation abroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
GLAD TO BE RID OF HIM.

When tho Eighteenth precinct was called In Fifty
seventh Street Police Court yesterday morning among
the prisoners who brought out OF the box was
him In charge seemed not only treat hun with tho
utmost decacy, but 20 keep rs lar from bim posi-
bio under the circumstances When he was arragncd
at the bar the Judge looked somewhat inquiringy at
the man and the officer, and sad-
s.Who Is this man? What is he nero for? 20
IL found nim lying dead drunk IN tho street last
night and hardly able TO walk, answered tue ofccr
and then IN whisper to the magistrale:"He said
the station house that he was nm attendant At tho
smallpox hospital"
Oh, sec, said the Judge ne liz ht breaking In
on him. ASK him what his nameis"
Roundsman II uidoon leuned toward tho prisoE or,
but Kept the greater part oil his body at what no
thought saic distance, and asked him name. The
m put his nand 10 his ear, as II ho suffering
TO creep nearer, ana. raising his voice very high.
said -
what T. your namof What have you got to say
Tor yourscliY' :,
"Wvre you drunk last night ~ SAID the j dye.
81 dOn't know; suppose was"
'What 40 you 10 Tor livng?"
III have been seventeen years in tho smallpox hos
plsLn
Rouodsnau MuIdoon took Two PAGES 10 the rear
nearly upset brother ofncer who standing near
him.
'.ufnccr," said the Judge, turning to tho man who
made tne arrest, 81 don't think u would DO vol To
lock UP TINS man and put hun wih toe otner pris-
0ners liz he soccer now 2"
OfIiccr (seriously -Oh he Is sober enough. Judge,
tuink ~ would be better TO discharge him.
As soon rs the fact was maze known TO James Field
TINT he could go he thanked tho Judgc ana went on
hw way rejoicing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
B'NAI BIRTH.


THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HEBREW So
CIETY OF UNITED BROTHERS.
The annual meeting OF the B'nai Birth Society,
which embraces seventy lodges located in the city,
the New England States and Montreal. held
yesterday, at Nilsson Hail. on Fifteenth street. There
lui representation OF delegates The sessions OF
the society secret and Will continue TO-DAY, when
impor tant amendments to the constitution will DO
considered. Tho proceedings will conclude this alter
noon, and In the evening grant banquet will he
given, TO which upward OF hundred and nifty
guests have been invited.
The Grand Lodge was called 10 order at ten O'Clock
by Henry NJ Herman, tho presiding officer A largo
amount OF miscellaneous business was transacted In.
GLIDING the reading OF reports from tho local bra inches
of the organization. The total membership OF the
Ordcr including tho Canada brarcb, is 100 an in
crease Of SIG members over the number of members
reported last year. Tho total capital of ali the
branches OF the socety Is S2oo673, considerable IN
crease from he last trcasurers' report.
The societies. work divided into various sections
and detailed report OF each was presented The
most important benevolent society ofthc Order.
During last year It's capital increased 49, and
this, added 10 IT'S capital on The LIST Of Janu-
AIRY, 1877. OF $9S,66I "A. made the total receipts
$lIO27l 49, The expenditures Tor the year, inciud-
ing some payments on real estate, was $l7,5SS so,
leaving cash balance on hand OF $I6l ~ Tue
downent fund tor the yeur amounted TO So, 9S4 rho
Library Association reports increase oil IRON 500
10 COO volumes OF STANDARD lit0raturo. The amount
PAID during inc year for the benefit OF deceased
bers was $50, 1893. Two lodges have been char
tered one IN Boston and The Amsterdam" Of Now
York.
proposal to merge tho benevolent Society with
District Grand Lodge No. was laid over Tor discus
to-day The question OF tho rpora;
lodges similarly referred. The annual election OF
officers the next business aud after resulted
AS i0iIows:-Prcsiaent, Henry >. Herman, OF New
YORK; First Vice President, Edward Goldston, OF
Boston; Second Vice President, A. J.. Sanger, Now
York; Treasurer, Solomon Sulzoerger; Secretary, s.
Hamburger; Guard, L. Lowinsohn; Chairman OF Com.
nlttee on Appeals. NJ. Tnainessinger; Finance,
William ii. Stiner; Widows and Orphans Fund.- l.. >.
FIeIshtnan; Law. l.. Walsten: General Fund, 81.
Minzesheinicr.
The lodge adjourned at six O'clock and later the
evening reception aud ball WAS gwen by tho Now
York IN embers 10 the visiting delegates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

On Tuesday afternoon, at Chickering Hall, APP
tommas gives harp recital, and will be assisted by
Miss Isabella Stone, Soprano and hiss Zelina ManIey,
violinist.
Mr. Booth has reason TO feel proud Of the success
attending bis Shakespearean representations. Al
every performance the house has been crowded, and
on last Saturday evening not seat vacant,
hundreds boing obliged 70 stand. MI. Booth 10 per-
hsps the finest Iago New York hos Witnessed HIS
conception aud rendering OF the part seem to be
faultless Tonight no will play Othello TO Mr..
wheelock's Iago and the public will DO afforded IN
opportunity to SEQ him In part the very opposite OF
lago. Itisa pity. however, Mr. Booth has not a bet.
tor company TO support him and that tho stage ar
rangements are not managed with little more skill.
With the exception Of Miss Carey, who played Desde-
monn and Miss Wells, VINO played Emilia, the artists
were almost beneath criticism. Mr. Wheclock
equal to the great part OF Othello In few OF the
less exacting scenes no did fairly enough, but
Wherever real power or artistic refinement wero
CURED he was sadly lacking. In the last act his
utter inability TO portray the part was painfully
hest. II Mr. Booth would secure three four really
accom- pshcd actors assist him no would save the
feelings OF thousands OF his admirers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Gale, Of steamer Gamma Orr. from Bermuda.
STEAMER II NoRrmAx which was burned az her dock in
the East Riyor last Novemeer being rebuilt by John
Enclis son, at Gresnpoint. and will DO completed by
Juiy1
sn,r KATE EELLock tBr,. Richer from Liverpool, at
with heavy Nov IA and Is. and boats bull
warks &C.
sr, At s:ps. Dec ss,.s%
= gale ard drtsdiu sea me ship, at the time unosr
sSrssd y ,ns
ions in deck, opening 'o.k, taking all tho port
ing lee side q poop causing water go t6roaah
cs,sH On & dscar a"
in places three deer, washing from side to side
she settling in the water and getting unmanageabc
BARK WEST WIND tBr,. Redeem, from Dosoy for Dublin
reached Norfolk a7,n in charge wreosns Re.o
lutte, leaking badly.
BRIG CHATTANOOGA, McCahsn. from Baltimore for Dem.
returned to 9th inst, having been aground
ing oil. No other damage.
scmn ZACHARY TAYLOR, of Greenport, has been pur-
She will New London and engaged in gen
eral frcghting business.
scHR NELLIE STARR from st Mare for tho Delaware. at
Nassau in Distress in addition to damage before reported
lost deckoad Of ogwood and bpat she remained there
Jan 10. - ""' 30, go 30
scHRJ Fremont of New London has been cold to par
ties New York where she is to be employed in the Ash
ing business the coming season. III - ~ ~ a., 80,
HALIrAx. Jan 27-schr swan tB). from Labrador for
Port Hood struck lodge of Little Indiquc, Cape Bre
ton and became total wreck Tho mate duncan Gil!ics
was drowned.
scr Leroy OF this port from Boston, reports that during
heavy gale on Wednesday seaman named David Ash
washed overheard aud drowned.
NEW ORLEANS Jan 24There still hope loft that
the crew Of the missing dredgebost McAnster. or a
portion safe independent OF tho superstition shss
should the dredxe have ioundered her took the
boats drfted away until they picked by
vessel bound port the taet Of barnaces having
been ouId the railing picked up in the GUT and saul TO
belong t. tho McAlisar induces think that the
timber Is not piece Of the drcdge. he McAstern rail-
Ing wins new, IL said just painted over. and 10 not
thousht probable that barnacles would have soon
attached themselves to such smooth and newly painted
wood. There were 20 persons on board tho dredge.
VALPARAISO, Dec IA mutiny, something like II,
broke the 18th inst board tho bark sarah, from
Boston, lying in the bay. suppressed by the
mnes OF the first officer who caused the to be
confined bourd hand and foot but the threw himself
overheard during the night all bound he and by
chance picked by sailors Of Italian
sci lying In the i'm ediate Vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28

dslphis: Bravo tNo. sorsnsss. New York; Ludwig usr'
Seegsr. Wilmington. NC.
BREMEN, Jan 2e-Arrived, bark Virginia Ger. Ninsss
mann. New York.
Sailed 2eth, bark Runsberg (Sor,. Frsdrikssn. North
America
DusxIRK. Jan 2e-Arrivsd. bark Hattie (Br,, Lock-
hart New YORK.
FALMOUTH. Jan 27-Arrivsd. ship India, Patton Hua-
niok
HAvRE, Jan 26-Arrved, ships Crescent City. Deiano
and Forest Eagle. Howatt, New Orleans; barks Aiabsna
dr. Browneil, Mobile; George Doane tBr,, Corning.
Now York
HAMBURG, Jan Arrived. bark Agsroen Csor) Jacob.
SEN Charleston.
Sailed 26th, bark w Jenkins tBr), Rogers. Delaware
Brsakwaser; brig Gssslsn (Nor). weIbys. New York.
Brandt New York for Hamburg (snc procseded).
QUEENSTOWN Jan 27-Arrived bark Jose Lopes,
Mcdonald Mexico.
Also arrived 27h Moravisn tBr), Grahsm Bal
tirnore via Halifax for Liverpool land procseded).
Sailed nth II A NJ. steamer Montans (Br). Beddos
from Liverpool) New York.
srAvAscxR TO Jan 26-Saed. bark President (Nor New
York.
SEVILLE to Jan 27--Arrivsd. brig Kennedy. soaul.
ding. Now York.
LONDON. Jan a7-Bsrk Prince Allied (BD. Bacon, from
Pensacola Fla. Nov a. Sharpness. Has been sbsn'
doned waerioyged OF ushsnt Tho have landed At
Falmouth.
WEATHER REPORT
HoLrnEAp Jan ~. PM-wind sSW, moderate.