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New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
LOCAL NISCELLANY-
RAPID TRANSIT WORK.

PROGRESS on The METROPOuIAN ROADS NLW
BEANCH-THE CHATHAM-sTRELT BRANCH OF
THE NEw-YoRK ROAD TO BE OPENED on MON
DAY NEXT.
The force of workmen employed on the
East side branch Of the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
las been increased largely aud yesterday work was
begun Oh the foundations in Traavc one obstacle 10
The rapid progress the work said TO he the scarcity
Of brick TOR the foundations. This difficulty Will be
obv!ated by tine opening river navigation, and III Il
few days large supply of BRICK Is expected 10 be re-
ceved II was said yesterday by the officers Of the road
tnat the work would be pushed forward rapidly with
the approach of warm weather. WOrkmeu were ell
gagcd as fast as they could be employed 10 advantage
at different points on the line of the road.
The Chatham-st. branch Of the Ncw-York Elevated
Railroad will be opened public travel 1t Is said now
nv the officers If the company, Monday next Very
little remains be done to complete the structure for
the running OF trains and the road certainly will be
opened "unlcss." said YiCe-Prcsdcnt GufOrd, light
ming should happen to strike something, or barge
loaded with necessary materials should be SUNK
In regard 10 tne pypIlar Vacussi2" W W, - - VI
the tracks OF the Metropolitan and the NcW-Iork e.
waited ROad, and the danger that would result rom me
frequency OF the trains passing The sections Of road
used in common 10y both companies, Mr. Gulfcr' said
this company should surrender 10 TIE metropolitan
Load an It's tracks below Chalam-squarc, seemed 10 Inc
yrIy funny Why would 1t not be better Tor the Metro
poitau to yield 10 u> its rights ana privileges ou t
East SIDE and let u operate The s'c"ndhye road as q
branch of ours4 80 far however, as trains may he
controlled by switches and signals, there viii be no
difficulty or danger. II viii be merely a question
wgotler brakes VIII work always whether engineers
will observe thc signals. The trains Will be numerous
when the different branches OF bon roads ecomeicd.
but presume the Rapid Transit Commissioners, IN lay
ing ont The routes, CuCcd by considerations OF
public convenience and advantage"
A change IN tn schedule time OF the Third Avenuc
(.uraccl Road took effect yesterday The sayn IN me
Effected by tdc change was seven minutes 10 tnt d OF
al SixtvsixtESt ana Twelve minutes through 10 Harlem;
The tine from the CITY Hall TO sX-sXnst was forty
three minutes the through trip was made IN tcycnty
minutes The only difficulty CXprr cnced yesterday IN
making the improved time was from wagons and trucks.
although the showed the effect Of Their Increased
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
TILE CATTLE QUARANTINE.

prr1TtoY TO SECRETARY EVARTs PROFITS Sting
AGAINST THE ACTION OF TIE PRIVY CoUNCi'
netition addressed to Secretary EVaftS
q, IN cr, t,or among the representatives, OF railroad
companies bankers shippers and Others interested III
,ho cattle eYoott trade II calls attention 10 the
fact that the action OF the Prvy Council in England III
nlac,ng an embargo upon the importation OF American
cattle was due 10 wrong impression rs TO the condition
NJ ,be STOCK hsre 1t Is urged that the British Govern
ment conld use proper sanitary precautions III concert
itl the Tinted States authorities to prevent the lmpOr
at,on Of disease without ordering the slaughter OF all
animals uoou landing The Secretary is urged to ur-
dertke measures to relieve the trade. TIE following
names among others have already becn appended 10 the
memorial: William II. Vanderbilt, John W. Jarrett
David DOws NJ X Sy kes. sidney Dillon Z. T. limiting
ton. DrcGc Morgan ~ Co.. Mor'oh' IlSS - W. anu -
ami !. ". Selignan 20. 80 - ..-.., a. =
sInlnpu;s OF five stock from TINS port hRNe Dcn re-
surrd Ia sght degree over 100 head were sent last
wccR ana contracts have been made Tor more TINS week.
to be killed al landing. ,-.,... o,
General LIE Due, Commissioner of Agriculture arrived
in fLis civ Yesterday from Washington, aud last even
ing went 10 Brooklyn 30 consult WIN Hehcrdl fdlrch
snd prnessor Law rrspertin2 diseased cattle. General
Ie Iuc rcunrts that the pcuio pneumonia preValis
aIar.uncjV tu The yciuity OI Washington not only In
the District Of Columbia but III Fairfax County, VA on
herds are reported infected. The disease also t1ss
IN the ne ghbOIhOOd o. LynchbuIg, W.: GtneIa rat
ing and fears that the diseae viii reach the bucgraSs
region IN Virginia and kchtuckY lie SAYS II IL can
confined to this size OF the AirsAehes IL can oe
Prn. .r.snr law with Drs. Mclean AMI Bel, was en-
gagged Yesterday at the Bssvle stables III the eXainlHa-
tionof TIE 13i head Of cattle theh remaining lheie
tie OGal cart. To-day he remnant WI ne n.sp' cIed,
and those diseased viii he Killed. Numerous reports
were received yesterday at the Health once from OWE
OF stock IN south BrOOhl!h STATING 'hd' usCase "a
led in IlCiI herds.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LGVERPOOfs-BU StedmshtD ctr ~ B1ltn-
l. II Atkinson W Addnsel Mr.. and MT.. G. Adam, three
children and maid Miss C. Barrow r. G. Boyer j. p Boyer
j. buchanan q. Bradford. Miss A. Bradford, Miss
Clancy the Rev Dauys l.. DesOl. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM L.
Dorr " H. Devins H. Denton, ii. Denton, ~ DAILY MIS- :
n EagetOn Master H. Eagleton, g. NJ NJ do Fez A. FsITl
gan n t. GIiin sir A. J. Calf, Miss Calf j. b. Hart MI
COnnell Mss NJ Hart H. nman, t. Janeway, o. H. Jones'
g. Jansen and b. Johnson Mrs King, JnO. Murry.
Mrs. Moore, T. MorehOusA u. Mills 81 d Pratt. Mr and
Mrs Vim Peck MryIT. Purkiss W. G. Pearce. j. A.
Peoples Mt and ". f. Sagar q. Schmidt, Miss Julia
Tutweicr, r. A. Thorp, r. a. Wyie Il. Woodcock: W.
Williams Williams. Mrs T. L. Williams. +. Il. white,
MT and Mrs. T. Mtten, w. Walter.
FROM GLASGOW -By Steamship STATE Of virginia MT.
Johnston. Mr. Gilchri,t Mr.. Lesie Mis Bt0wnhe. Miss
Nicol MT Blackwool and family Mr. Grugis, NJ wCTS-
man Mr. Wade, Mt Best Mr. Lark, Mr.. MastertoD, MI
Murray MI. O'Hara SIR. MCLAUGHLIN, Mr. Petre. Mr MIL
ligan .. A., 49,, a.
c. Do.uc and child " j. Francis J. Kelly the Rev ana MIS-
r. A. Goodwin. child and nurse captain .. Larkin, M A
ash
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
REsUMING THE PORTER INQUIRY.

The Military Board OF Inquiry appointed
by the President the conduct OF Major Gen
era FzJonn Porter at the second battle of Bail Run
While n command OF the Filh Army Corps of the Army
OF the Potomac. viii meet In this city tomorrow. The
Board, Of which Major General john ID. SchOeld Is
president, has taken large mass Of testimony during
iis sessions last year 1T West Point and Governors
Island. Ihe arguments made in January AT West
Point and since that time have been with the evidence
IN the hands OF the government printer
Al the hearing tomorrow further testimony and az
guucD fl i expected, VIII be taken and made before
the Board will complete the findings In the ease.
this supp emcnaTy evidence part will De taken Ht the
Of The Buad ana the remainder the
tion OF The counsel ana military recorder. At the close
Of the hearing the findings O the Board VIII De agreed
Oh and forwarded to the President Tor his action.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
POLICE MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
Pursuant TO a call issued by members Of I'll

Pursuant 10 Il cdil ls>ueu ny HcWDeIs vi tle
Police Mutual Aid Association, about 200 members of
the police force met the Court Room OF the Central
Office yesterday. HOnkcrs and Brooklyn were also rep
resented. President Irn"rs opened the meeting with
speech in which he asserted that the officers OF the
cation hal "wrongiully and malc Ously accused
in "A mean aud contemplate manner" He denied the
existence OF ring III the management OF the asso
ciaton, ald frey for-ayc everything that had been
said about him He claimed that mistakes discovered
had been rcmediel. and announced that 10 avoid
iurthfr trouble printed receipts Wogld be lssu Il
To each precinct treasurer, aud each man, upon
paving his dues, would receive "A receipt for
tnem He was conscious of having done wrong aud
was wiling TO De Investigated. Inspector McDCmojt
after paying compliment 10 the president, proposed
that a committee OF five from NvW-HOrk and Two from
Brooklyn be appointed tU make thorough investigate
affairs Of the association. beginning al the time
Of ats TINS committee was chosen fol
lows: Inspector McDermOt, srIgeant su tie, RJuECS
Martin, Captain inner and william Dclclnater. Of
New York; Sergeant Brown ana PatrOlinan Hawknurst
uf BroOklyu.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hofel-Sr Edward Thornton, Br,Ilsn
Minister al Washington and Henry II PicIs0n OF ADsH
~ Ser,rant HousS-Senator Henry NJ. Teller OF COLORADO %
- Rrero1-' EoyFr-The Hon. George H. B0ler ana J1S
Ccote M Philadelphia and r. ". Pnsfer and Francis D.
Uavcs ~ BostOn...... hs'U Hon'e-Senaor !aihus
Sat, ~ orr CON eN Senator g. w. Dorsey. OF Arka,a
congressman J. II Ketcham q Dover Plains y T.; le
tenant George NJ United states Engineers ~ ~
lanes of the Treasury Department ard Stson
Washington. HodpGn House-senator o. II lE,' ~ ~
f.nnrcticut - WIsfn fnseT Hofs-BensOn j. LOSING OF
CIes.nut Ridge, ". w.. Windsor Hoc.llngh Inno'
predent OF the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Ralt0id
cdnnauv Hofef-GeOrge W Chlds ana
General Patterson OF Philadelphia General Albert M{tt
tlcf Ssnal officer T. a; Professor spencer r. lailu
Commissioner of Fisheries: ex-governor Henry howaPi U
Rhnde Island Ex-Governor Alexander H. Rice, OF Msssachu
setta and exCOngressman +. f. Woodbridge, OF eIboh
Al rnrrls iiotei- Professor Alexander McWlotteT, o
vale Colccc....S Irie GfOfei- Governor Henry ioyt
and ex-governor John =. Hartra OF PennSylxath
HOe-PrOessOr Fisher and Henry Fafham OF
New. EceTet HOuse-Irolessor r. Hofsi9ru o
Cambridge Mass......FGTG Avenue Hoist-Judge JaNIos
Rlkcr Of Il. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
INQUEST OVER THE DEAD BURGLAR.

MR.. RICHARDS JUSTIFIED IL SHOOTING TIMOTHY
CAsEY-sTATEMENT OF HE CAPTURED MAN.
The inquest in the case Of Timothy Casey,
the burglar VINO was shot by John +. Richards, at MS
residence in EIghtysxth-s, Sunday night, was held
at The Coroners office yesterday. Mr. Richards related
what occurred. as published in yesterdays TRB-
USE Captain Robbins, of the Twenty third Precinct,
testified that the dead under II 900 bail on
char ge burglary the time OF MS death, and that the
cauturcd burglar had served in prison two years ana
half fer similar offence Dennis DoFgau the captured
tIiei testified that he Casey and mau named Sui
Ivan Sunday morning, aud that he and Casey became
intoxicated In passing through Eghtysixth-st he re-
memb,rcd that either Casey or Suiivan went up TO
front door aud calling bacN tHat the door was open.
they al went He saw man come down Stars ana
shoot Casey hut then sober enough to surrender
himself 20 AVOID being stOt.
Sullivan ~ supposed to 3c the third man, who was
seen 70 Jump from bacony after the shots ad be"h
fired within. The police Yet unable 10 una mm.
inc ituy were out but few mnuics ana rc,uIHcd
verdict 1ullV iustis!ng Nj. lschards III sho"ng ne
burglar DOrcan viii be taken before a. Justice thls
morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
ACCUSED OF MARRYING THREE WIVES.

George j. Brewer was arrested yesterday
morning by Detective Shelley on charge Of bigamy. \
fcw days Superintendent Waling received letter
from the Chief Of Police Of Syracuse asking II Brewer
had a wife and family living here, ana stating that he
had recently married Young woman in that city. It
was asccrtaincd that Brewer had wife and two chll-
drtn No 2l7 Ea- Seycutyeicl;it. and that be was
then with Them. He arrested, arfagucd jeff I
sCn Market Police Court. and rcmaud.d 10 await the
arrival OF an officer from syracuse
Brewer is fortysiX years old of fine personal appear
arcc and pleasing address. In October lN54 he mar
ried Miss Maria Van Fe. his lEwiul wife, III Trcnton,
y. j. In September, 1877, Brewer went 10 Syracuse.
and III cGmpauy with another man started "A book
biudcrv. lie there married Miss Harriet Young a eri
eighteen years Old. VINO worked FOR hnn Brewer was
also paying attention TO Miss Rhoda Smith, the house
keeper If the Talbot House where he had boarded iuI
hdd engaged T. marry her this Spring IL IS stated that
while he LIVING III Chicago, several Wears ago, he
married woman there, aud that she is st living.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
HEATY FLo0DS ~ WE>rEES NEW- YORK.

BUFFALO, March 1O.-1hc recent rains, with
sudden warm weatLer, have inundated the Southern
suburbs in TIE city In the vicinity Of Tnts and near
Lancaster. The irOn bridge Cazenovia
Creek, ana several other smaller struc-
lures have been carried away. The bridge
the crossing OF the Boston, Sew-York and
Providence Railroad has been held in place By heavily
laden The Ice Ia the river Is breaking up and
fcdtS are entertained Of damage to the shipping. A
family Of four persons living the fats IA south Buff
falo lad their house washed away. ana forced
take refuge IN trees until relieved by boats
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
SHIPPING REFORMS ACCOMPLISHED.

The president OF the Ship Owners AssOcla-
ton has iu.t completed report 0l the work OF the or
ganz4uOn tie III crest OF marine commerce since the
first meeting April H. 1865. The total expenditure Is
over $4,000 Among the principal measures OF reform
which the association claims The credit Of establishing
IN connection with the press and Tie Chamber of Com
mercc, is the quarantin. stem. Health officer Van
derpOcl Is complmcnJcd. Another gigantic evil with
which the association had 10 contend IL is ciated
the IIaibor Mast RS extortOns. Compliant Is made OF
Gc uolagr fysicm and SAID that while the efforts
TO nave the laws : modified 10 dispense with com
uulsory pIG.aCe al all KINDS, and also TO reduce the
auh uf charges have thus Ear been unsuccessful, the
association cIrc to the SupIem Court Gt
Washington, Ia test the cOnstituucudhfy OF cOMpGl
sOry IilOtagc under state laws.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
EEPUBLICAN EXPREssIONs.

At a meeting Of the XllIth Assembly Dis
trict Republican Association. last evening, Isaac
Dayton. after address on tho mission Of
the Republican party, moved the appointment
OF a committee OF five 10y the CHAIR to draft
resolutions. TO De presented hereafter the
association, expressing opposition TO the proposed
repeal of the bailubJX law and the pastdEe OF ll
aLrogatiug the Chinese Treaty. Thc motion was
adopted
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
A EEroKr or THE TWO CODES.

The Law Committee of the Board Of Alder
men VIZ probably report 10 the Board to-day their dc
c.sou IN regard 10 the codiicajiou Of the city
pucea The two commissioners having failed 10 agree
thc committee w decide winch Of TIE cOdificaJons
accept OF what further action II Is necessary take
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
RECORDER HACKETrs ILL-HEALTH

The condition Of Recorder lacliett has been
for over = year cause OF trouble 10 his friends; II
might almost be said for over two yoaTs. II Ia
tuc!ties, attributed 10 OCTwOIE and exhaustion,
havc been remarked duriaS this umc Last summer hc
was induced to 20 Europe 10y ns physician, aud re-
turned apparently better; but his physical
weakness became apparent He trcdto hOd the regular
terms of the court assigned to him. but his strength
tacd and the other judges relieved him. lie IS assigned
hold term OF tie General Sessions ~ Apu, but q /,
hardly probable that he VIII be able 10 do So
An old acquaintance of tie Recorders sad yesterday:
ole comes down the Cour House frequently. There
lie complains that he does NOT sleep we'll Ills ncInury
clear IL clearer than ever, yet
signs of physical weakness. and much doubt that lac
viii bc arlr to hold has AurIl term. though know he
wishes To do He made Il mistake in giving SIN
instead OF two months t. entire rest"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

ment and wants but few inches to master u.s. we
await the worst" .,, 400
The neghboring village OF Dorozsma'
houses, has been totally destroyed. lts Inhabitants
took refuge on hill.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
TIN GREAT HUNGARIAN FLOOD.

4 dispatch to The Ddly AcIrs. dated Szegedin,
O'Clock, Monduy night says: "Elghty thousand peo-
pic ore here including refugees from the country.
state Of sies, has been declared. Everybody who is
summoned u obliged To work pain of death. The
wind is rising. The water rushing under the en5auk
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

tba matter Commissioner Elliott 7. shenard mas re-
eeiyed letters from Drexel Morgan Co. Jndge forer
Fhu f. Root, Messrs Alexander eiohnc ,,a .aiton
large number OF others, recommending MS eo"0"''O
and advising its acceptance.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
A GERMAN DEMAND ON ENGLAND.

The POSTS Berlin dispatch says Chairman
WraGgemahn, OF the Berlin Missions Society,
pubrcy calls upon Germany to demand
satisfaction from England for cxpclling the German
missionary, Bruno, trial Tie charge OF sedtOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
TIE INTERNATIONAL ROWING MATCH
IoNpDS Tuesday March | Is7o

The Sportsman announces that the hackers
Of the champion rover Elliott have written TO cX-
Mayor SIdc.i. ~ Pitt.burg. authorizing that match
with Courtney tc made for two. three hge miles
Allegheny Rycr. stake and date To bo agreed upon
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
p Q s T S g RIP T
3::45 q. m.
--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FIRE on A BRITISH VESSEL.


fire has been raging for some hours
Oh board the corvette Thctls, which
preparing to proceed TO the Cape. The vessels
scuppers almost level with the water. but the
fire cXtngushcd. The Thels lies IN the
basin the northumberland Cron-clad) and several
nther men-Ol.Mar.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

DEATH OF PRINCE BARIATINsKY.
GENEVA, March 10.-Thc Russian Fleld
Marshal Prince Rarlatinsly Died here day
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
c,, r,sos els SIM acts - 8O2 Clock fast ION lis.
Nnnn Iies lO28 Noun souths 2:26 Moons age. days 10
HIGH WATER TO.DAY-A. 81
Sandy Hook 94j Gov. Island 1920 Hen Gate.
nIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. NJ
Sandy Hook l0:ll Gov. Island. 1888 Hell Gatc OOo
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
DIR, RIDWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated Cor the cnre OF all DIS
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
dseasea headache constipation Indigestion, dyspepsia.
ion sness bilious fever Inflammation Of the bowels, pes,
and All Of the internal yiscer "arrantel ID
effect pos tive cure Price % cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
ELECTION IN PORTLAND, ME

Gil tonight elected a full Republican ticket for city
officers.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
Announcements
For all coughs and colds use
JAYSE's ENPECGORASE
ALL IN A NUTSHELL.

Labor and capital will cease their warfare
when Iich and poor alike use XLCR Eouecss Cod.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
THE BRITISH FLEET TO WITHDRAW.

LONDON tuesday, Marcn IL lo'o
The Daily Telegraph announces that inc
British fleet will leave the Sea OF Marmora ana he %
daneles immediately but will anchor in Besika Bay
until further orders
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrA NJ
els BROADWAY
sar Al Noon. 65. spm. e. Mid",gn'' o.
ulsnest 4 nrrnr dav. 81. Lowest So
Average 50is ssms day. 1878 o.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

ALL N 4 NUTSHELL.
IALF's HONEY or HORRHOuSD AND TAR cures coughs
HALE's HONEY OF HORrH'UND AND TAR cares 90 is.
UALF'H HONEY OF IOBRUOuND AND lar cures Influenza
UALL's HONEY OF HoILhUUND AND TAR cures lung com
plants.
bills
plc~crp pti0ps.
Hts HoSEY HoREnouND AND TAR for sale by all drug
gists a 80 cent, and u.
HAIEs HONEY OF iOaEHoUSD TAR DEroT at CRIT
LEMONS 6tlrayc Buy lar 20 and save money.
PIAE'6 TUUTnACuR DGOPs cure In one minute.
STOP THAT HACKING COUCH
Il late and consumption by uslng PHIL
LIr PAATNL" COP LIVER on N combination Win fHOs-
FHo NUImINR AldIuggisis. Depot PIattst
FsPENsCHED'S SPRING STYLE
OF hats ready. No lis Nassaust oct"ech
etkinln and AuL-s;s.
LANE BACK! KIDNEY DISEASE,
Rensons tpcinc Porous PIstcrs VIII relieve ana cuN
great i'm rovc,lt the ordinary porous pA~tc- tIDPtS
received highest aud only awards at DDh the lis'lpna
aud Paris T. A5osoas Asa physicians IN your own Ipo14S
abouti Il possesses wonderful merit Sold by al fosPcc'a
bic druggists.
CTRlCrCRE. Impotence and Diseases OF the
y G.nerstivo organs radically and speedily cureL Hours
to and > q e. HES RY ADAkIEiS VI D. - L,Xlngt91-y
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
ENGLAND AND YAKOOB KHAN.

LONDON. TUESDAY, March ii, 1879.
A dispatch to The Daily Nc'os from Jelala-
bad announces that Major Cayaguari has cent nsse-
ger Cabu with proposals TO treat Win iaHooD Mill
(E0r other FJrsgn Ye,os s,c FRS, PIgeI
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
NEURALGIA,
DIPHTHERIA,
INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN FEW MINUTES.
BY RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

For headache whether sick nervous rheumatism urn
bago and weakness the back or kidneys pains
around peursy swengs OF ne joints pains IN tho
bowels heartburn Yans OF all kinds chb1ns and frost
bites Railways Ready Relief will afford Emediate ease and
continued for few days eecIa permanent cure
80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

STRICTURE. Impotence and Diseases of the
y Generstivo organs radically and speedily cured Hours
Il, and T. T. HES RY A.DASIEiS VI Dltl IcSingt9u-ty
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
Stop THAT HACKING COUCI

Il late and prevent consumption by usng PHIL
IIps "PAATN" con LIVER or. N combination with PHOs-
riIo. NlImlNR. All druggists. Depot P!attst
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

FsPENsCHED'S SPRING STYLE
OF hats is ready. No. llo Nassaust between
and
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

UOyFfFrR Narq.-Bark Hattie GoIdy tBr), Capt shaw.
from Pmad Fb l. strando1 while going the Scins
River 20 ouen and afterwards capsiZed Three persons
we're drowned thought the vessel anc cargo viii prove
q total loss.
g. n str CIuimt passed bark viking OF Prince Edwards
island from NOrfO Loves tOft, dismissed and aban'
cOuc apparentv nos long In tnat condition bark TO
the IrrWard supposed - have taken on the crew
ship Bntlna from New YORK, was siguaed III distress,
-ifi lbs 4 main
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