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WAYNE COTyTY.
MonfiesHo.
MottffceffO.
We are needing rain again.

We are needing rain again.
OuR JAiL--Has been clear OF inmates
for some time.
The SUMNER TERM-Of our Quarterly
Count is in session. No important cases on
the docket.
CoNMENcENENT.-Profe Bradshaw
school closed on Friday last. The two
last days were devoted to public examina-
ton Of the pupils. His glasses all acquit-
ted themselves oreditably.
COMMON ScHooLs.-There ia good deal
Of rivalry between aspiring pedagoguea in
the various school districts Of the county.
Miss Sallie McConneghy, has been selected
as teacher In the town district. Mr.. FL
mer Jones gets the No. !, school.
WHEAT Harvest Has commenced. The
crop viii he short on account Of dry
weather in the early part Of the season,
though it il believed that the quality Of
grain will be very Gne. Corn that was
planted early, is looking well, farmers
have their corn crops in excellent condi.
ton.
PoLrIcAL.-Hon. Walter Evans has an
appointment to speak here on the 22nd
inst R.C. McBeath, Greenback candidate
for Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
also has an appointment to speak on the
10th inst Our candidates for the Legisla-
ture are conducting the canvass very qui.
city 80 far.
sHoorISG.-A young man named Roys-
den, was shot and seriously wounded by
some one in ambush, near Cumberland
river, on the sth inst. A man named Ard,
is suspected Of having done the shooting,
and was to have had trial before 'Squires
East and Bates, on Saturday last. We
have not heard the result Of the investiga-
ton, hut presume the testimony was in
sufficient to Justify holding him over.
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Resolutions bv sunday schooI su.
perfmfendenfs.

In due appreciation Of the public spirited liber-
Ality Of W. p. Walton. editor Of our county paper
manifested In the gilt Of handsome premium
for the most rapid increase In numbers during the
term ending June ist, 1873. the following resOlu-
tions were adopted by the various sunday Schools
OF Stanford.
Resolved, That We return our hearty thanks to
the editor u the INrEHIoR JOUANAL, fOr the Ia
terest he has manifested In the growth and pros
pcrity OF the Sunday Schools
Resolrei, That In our editor We have a man OF
generous heart aud intrepid spirit; who has ever
been found foremost In vlndieaiion OF Law and Or
der, and IN liberality toward all oommsndable en-
terPrises
Rssslssi, That Ne commend the ISTEnIon Joua-
sAL 10 the patronage Of the public.
RoBr +. BARROW,
SatsfinieadeHf Bapiia Saadag Shoot
Jos. sKvERANcE,
SuperiaisRdsHf CAriaian Sunday School.
J. ;. BINS.
SapssiHisadeHf MsfAoifsa Sunday School.
J. W. ROUT,
SaperiAiendeaf I'FesbyferiaH Suaday Sclooi.
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When used Tor rheumatism, Sore Throat, Lame
Back Neuralgia, sprain., Bruises, ContEActed Nus
cles STA Joinis, Corns aud hunions GA hunan he
ing, and SPAWN. Ring hone Calls, scraiohss e'e',
On aniuials, Couzse % Lightning Linineni is an-
equaisd and ils enegl Is simply electrical A lie
name suggesis Il l. quick 10 relieyeand tho usAnds
bear witness ~ iis astounding virtues. Price 90
cent? fur fas b. Ne Roberts a STAG
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A throng Of sufferer. with coughs aud colds an
uually go south 10 enjoy the ethereal mildness Of
the land Of aowen. To them We would say that
the necessity Of that expensive trip Is obvaed by
Cous.ens Compound Honey Of Tar, which speedi-
~ cures the coughs and colds incident to this rig
ofOus cline. Dor publie speakers II surpas-ss the
Demosthenle regimen Of "pebbles aud seashorei"
clearing the throat until the voice rings with the
sllvery cadence Of hell Zee Coussens's Com
pound Honey OF Tar. Price 90 cents a battle. for
salo Nv Mckoberls& Siaxg.
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Hon. Pm. b. THOMPSON. JR. has
offered a bill in Congress to construe
the act entitled Gan act to indemnify
the States for expenses INQUIRE by
them in defense of the United States"
so as to reimburse the States for all
costs, charges and expenses paid by
them for all officers and troops APP
pointed, enlisted Or prepared by them
in pursuance Of a call for such troops
made under order Of the President Of
the United States, whether they were
or were not mustered. A sum suffi-
cient to pay the amounts is appropri-
ated out Of any money in the Treasu-
ry, not otherwise appropriated, to be
paid to the Governor or his author
lied agent. Should the bill be passed,
Kentucky will come in for a good
round sum, in addition to the amount
already obtained, to which she is fair
ly entitled, and then perhaps she will
enlarge her Penitentisry.
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CONDENSED TIME.
L0UISVILLE>. SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS 00IN0 NonrH.

Connection T. made At shelby City With stages 10
and nom nanvillei AZ MltchelshuH. With Stays
10 and from Hsrrctshurg Al Lebanon, With stagps
10 and rom Springfield, Camphelsviile, Columbia
and Grecnshurgi Al Lebanon Junction, With trsin
intermeiiate points, ~ Louisville, With l., C. a
L. X. u. North aud East; and With q. N. Ry,
and j. NJ. A |. r. n. North, East and West
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
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EXTRA FARM FOR SALE

Hav ng determined 10 20 West | offer for sale
privately my iaTm Of lOi acres. In Lnco Ia county,
lying on the stanford aud Lancaster turnpike three
miles from Lancaster aud one nile FROM Gilberts
Creek Depot The buildings are good, the DWELL
log contains i've rooms, aud there Is shelter
enough on the place 10 protest all the Htock that
can be kept on II. The land lies we'll, has splen-
did y0ung orchard, and 10 one Of the best waterod
places IN the county. The neighhorhood can not
he exeelled and White Oak achO0l-hOuse,at which
good school is taught len months OF ths year, Is
within fur hundred yards OF the house. For fur
ther particulars call ON OF address al Oilberts
Greek Depot, Ky.
3s0-eOW2t a. HUIHEn
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Rochester Absorbing Remedies,
A NO. 1 FARM FOR SALE.

Having Determined 10 move Wssi. / aasf ny
Farm, containing IilhIf-rNO ACHi.s, blng
on the Hanging fork, Ia Lineoln conniy about
miles NOM stanford and gl1lca ifo1 uahVille, aud
QUE and half miles tom the pike, Good cottage
Dwelling and Cislern, slsd young Orchafd ~ 50
sect NUT well waiered. A. ! AIN deiefn ined o..
lcll, Will giye a bargain b the ale.
JAS. q, BRYANT,
1lssu STAFFORD, lluculn Co., ~.
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SENATOR BAYARD, of Delaware,
the hardest of hard money Democrats,
and Chairman of the Senatorial Fin
ance Committee, has refused to report
iavorably on the Warner silver bill,
which was passed by the House with
but slight Democratic opposition, and
threatens to resign if the Senate takes
the bill from the committee and votes
on it without his consent. The Dem
ocrats held caucas, but did not have
the backbone to let Bayard 60, altho'
such men as Beck, Voorhees,, and 9TH
ers, advocated it. The bill is, there
fore, laid over ill December, and by
the opposition of one man the will Of
the majority is defeated and the meas.
ures Of relief promised, delayed. Bay
ards action is prompted by desire to
defeat the soft money Democratic tick.
ct IN Ohio, and thereby insure the Sc
lection of him or some other hard
money man rs a candidate for the
Presidency. 1t is notable matter Of
fact that the elections in Ohio the
year previous to the Presidential cleo
ton, have. for the last twenty-tlree
years, indicated the result Of the latter,
and Bayard knows that if Ewing car
ries Ohio by decided majority, the
Democratic contest of1SS0 will be led
by soft money man, on a platform in
accordance with the one recently
adopted in Ohio. This bold stroke for
personal advancement on the part of
Bayard should be earnestly DEPRECATED
and he himself be forced to resign at
once.
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HENRY CLAY, little pumpkin-stud
lawyer, who occupies the position of
Prosecuting Attorney OF the city of
Louisville, and imagines because he
is lineal descendant Of his illustrious
namesake that he is above the com
mon herd, eowhided reporter of the
Post and Ne'cs, for an exceedingly
mild criticism on some Of his alleged
official crookedness, and strutted of
with the air OF bully, imagining
that a Drawer man never lived than he.
He has probably changed this opinion
OF himself now, as we notice he has
failed to resent the very severe strict.
ures made on his conduct, editorially,
by the Courier-Jo,9Rdi. and CONNER.
eial He has been indicted by the
Circuit Court. and should be punish
ished TO the full extent of the law.
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ANNAAff &C.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS,
WITHOUT CHANGE
Are run between Columbus. o.. and New
Orleans. via MtlAns Cincinnati and Mash
and Montgomery, Louisville and Little
Rock, via Memphis Louisville and Hum
boldt, Tenn.
For information about rickets " the south, Kan
sas Colorado, aud Imigrant Rates 10 liorida, Ar
kansas, Texas &c., address c. 4. ATMOhE,
Genl Pas. and Ticket Agt.,
Louisville kV.
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TnE eloquent Grafton delivered BY
Hon. 10 Blackburn ever the graves
of the unknown Confederate dead at
Frederick City. Nd, which appears
on our first page, will bear close and
careful perusal.
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HARoIs.-Judge Bullock and sew
eral other prominent lawyers Of Lou
isville. have made a critical examin.
alton Of Judge Hargis license to prac'
tice law. and declare that there is no
erasure or alteration in il, and that
the document is dated February 18th,
1866. This may be thought by some
to settle the question, and II does on
that point, but The main points at is-
sue are entirely lost sight Of. One Of
the charges is, that he mutilated the
records by changing the date Of the
order Of Court. admitting him to Prac-
tice, from August to February. His
license may be all right, but until he
is admitted to practice law, and sworn
in, he gets no credit on the eight years
required by the Constitution, to elapse
before he ia eligible to the office Of
Circui, Judge. If there has been NO
mutilation of the record, why has not
unmistakable evidence Of q been pro.
duced ? This point can be as easily
settled. one way or the other, as the
license business, and until il Is done,
the people are bound to believe that
there is something wrong. The ma
joriiy Of the lawyers here, are still Of
the opinion that there should be q
searching investigation, and are far
from being satisfied with the publica
lions intending to establish judge
Hargis innocence. Since last week,
the bars Of a number Of counties have
followed the lead Of the Lincoln bar,
and we hope that such action will be
80 general, and so urgent, that Judg'
Hargis will dare not shrink from III,
demands for an investigation.
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WV ,nyrRrIsrufSrs.
4 GOOD Farm FOR SALE |

ohcf lor ac my splendid Hanging foft Yarn
of Eighty Acrra, lying halls milo from the Hue
and and STANFORD turnpike 10 u we'll watefed,
has enc young orchtid, ihc improvements are
or address q. ~. uAnlEN.
NfNaef NNIfslrUNlllf. NV.
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FHh public are hereby notified that parties claim
tnn y Be our agcua have been diap0alng % terri.
toII ~ license, and Vending Elevators" under The
patented september ~ III, And showing 81 Elevator
covered ~ our patenta. 10 direct violation Of law
hereby notff al peraons 20 whom thsaa parties maks
t.nisd srsies tssv Sesst. aAssnon "a
Natol they onef fQr sale before pufchaalnlL III
persons making, selling, Or using above patents viii
Qnt being properly licensed vii b prosec uied ior TO-
Iinaement Our aHents, who WIN call on you. are
supplied Win proper Credentials and power 70 make
oQnhacta. We are Informed that parties from Naah.
VILE lena and 81 Louis, No. and parties employed
~ them are engaged IN this disreputabo business.
end ~ tako tll means q n0tiylna the public tai
10 are sole owners o. and sole und11
patents above meniloned. u thia Improved Waiar
yI.s~. Tor paftealafs. eiroulafs teflna. etc. a
y. q. L0skY, Loulsvills. NJ.
a. w. hkhsHkEh, Indiana sells, Lad.
0KO. hUhsCh a Co. MslpAis. rsan.,
sole rstsntee@ froprlstou aud haaufaotmsrs.
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NorwirHsrANDrNo there j. no law
authorizing stationery for memboss Of
the House, that body has voted itself
m additional amount of 1926 pcr
member. making in all. $3.50 this
year, the supporters Of the swindlc al.
leeing that the extra services make Il
necessary. II is impossible for the
members to use that amount o! sta.
tionery, aud to vote il TO themselves
is a theft for which they ought te he
held accountable. Our own Phil
Thompson. who is that noblest work Of
God, an honest man. called for the yeas
and nays on the bill, but the members
either lodged the vote, or voted in
the Affirmative. lie alone voted in
the negative. and we do not intend
that that vote shall be forgotten. Tn,
whole amount Of the steal is 81 800.
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Crab Orchard Springs, Ky.
sl4 PER WEEK,
TERMS Or
S45 PER MONTH.


This beautiful and heAlth-giving resort,
with increased attractions, is now open
and prepared to accommodate gue,ts in
superior style, and no effort will be spar
ed to add to their enjoyment or comfort.
An excellent Memphis Band is engaged,
and, in addition to the dance every even
ing, series Of magnificent balls will be
given during the season.
The water, the drives. the promenades and
the fare are all that could be desired, and
visitor will not want for employment
or amusement.
A liberal discount to the citizens Of Lin
coin County.
May 80, ls79-sm Manages.
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sEw ADVERTISEMENT.
WANTEDM
5000 SLAVES a HEADINGS

MAKING WHISKY BARRELS !
Address AsHBROOK BROS.
80-2t Cynth.ana, Ky.
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KENTUCKY NOVELTY MILLS.

CORN MEAL, FEED MEAL, BRAN, HAY,
Corn, Oats and Oh Meal Our CRUSHED FEED
fOR HORSES Is more economical aud nutritious
than any ieed In use and brings a hne glossy coat
Recommended by the largest stock feeders Saves
lli per ceat. Our celebrated
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
FXTEASIDE UHT>KtY FRfTDS.

FIFTY PROMINENT CITIZENS or ItTINoIS ARRESr!D
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Dcputy United States
Marshh Roc Yesterday afternoon and evening
arrested = kin and Peoria about ffy pcrsOn-, who
ar un'cr indictment az Springfield for completely In
whisEry frauds. some Of tGCm the most prominent aud
wcalth.cst citizens. Among The names are John
ID. Mcintyre, Chris. " AckeTmau, h. jacob
Lucas, John and George Herbert, John l.. em.th
Carl Huskcu, VIM James, Thos. Edds Geo.
Gis-sford. Geo. r. RisnGrr, David Risng'r
join storz. II. =. Wc.terman. John Wcstcr-
man. Herman Kicilcr. j. 4. NcGiew ana q. Il.
Cableasi-a Of pckn: from Prorle-T. j. Grew. Jcnu
Warner jas. Spear and james white also j. T. Stearns
aud -. !. Mills. OF Boston. and many others.
TJc arrested men repferu every branch of business
Startling devc Oumrut- PROMISED the entire company
ci for Springfield to-day. No occurrence IN that section
FOR years has produced much excitement one oI
tn cirf witnesses sait to Doe disiUhcred OF
john McIutirc the hravIcst d-til"r IN mat section.
TWENTY-FIVE TEIeONTES ~ COURT.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 2~.-Iu the United States
Court here to-day, Twenty-Five Pcrsous-iue,t"i at
]. KIN and Peoria under indictments found h. the last
Gl. nd jury for alleged wh>bey fIauis-appca.cd and
gave bail IN sums ranging from $1,000 TO I'll ,Ooo 4
number OF others under arrest, but have not yet
been brought before tho court.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
EXTENDING UNION PACIFIC'S POWER.
THE PROPOSED NoEIHERN POOL AND IT. INPOR
IANCE.

The annual meeting OF the Union Pacific
Railroad stockholders next week. PROMISES 20 b. very
interesting one Il understood that there Will Dee
three OF four changes IN the directory; among
the new dirrctor~ named beng james Il. kecnc,
rolon Humphreys. Addison CmInacG and Charles
j. Osborn. The principal business To come before the
new board il .aid to rc the proposition 10 form the
Northern Pool which vii. include a control Of the Kan
sas Paciuc Road aGd oug lease Of the Cheyenne DVis
Iol of the Colorado Contra. Road The plan, II is said
D. for tlc Union Pacific to -=r control u tie Kansas
Pacific p, lcl~,. purchase c. otherwise The receiver
VIII be removed and the Kansas Pacific viii have
a voice en- the nu:,r. u.eHt, and VIII control lis
freight and passenger Departments. THIS viii give
I-rioD Pacific two Colorado feeders IN
1hc Kansas Pacific and the Colorado Central
Cueycuuc DIVISION UudcI the Northern Pool The three
nucH Will Doc, operated with Golden d. the end or
ttc lur-. Bv the proposed arrangements. Kansas
Pacific Wlll hlN. tu equal footing with Union Pacific
for an Etst-rouud IRAN" from Colorado Vhlc Union
aud the Kansas Tdcinc u - LOUIS business ~ way Of
Tie clle' ground for forming the pool
80 T. sud. ls the speedy extension Of tAe
Colorado Central Road from georgetown to
Lraiyl.Ie. and thence INTO Arizona, through
iuc sal. Juan county. Union Pacific VIA appropriate
- oOu 600 60 p,'rIl.t. ti- fire, aud in Tejum VIII sc
cure .lSr t~ (r ,riGo Ccutrals hroadguy" route
u is calculated tuat 5000 600 Vii finish the route 30
Ioyclaud ~ tle Colorado Central, ULd director iu the
Uuou Parh". V4! a'IlNe ~ Boston on Monday 90 aavO
cato the proposed working emtut which, 10 Is be-
lcstd. VI!l aId-t ana carried INTO tHt-l at once
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
PO S T S c RIPT
3:45 a. m.
NIGHT SESSIOY or THE SENATE.
A DISPOSITION TO FINISH The APPROPRIATION BILLS
II POssIBLH-wHAT SENATOR'S SAY.
TIITr mi NJ


IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rRIBUNE.I
WAsnINGToY, March !, 2:30 n. m.-The
harem scarem style OF legislation was necessarily
adopted tonight in the Senate. as the Chair
man OF the Appropriation Committee had an
nOunccd that the Sundry civil Dill must
posed before adjournment tonight or an extra
session would be inevitable.
At midnight Senator Edmund1 was watching the
progress OF the bill as It henG read and interpreting
points ef order upon everything that was irregular
The provision 10 reopen aud examine the accounts OF
several states for moneys loaned TO the Government
during the Of 1872 stricken our, on the point
that 1t general legislation.
The legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropria-
tion bill was reported 10 The Senate about II Oc"c III
the evening. All the political legislation. tOg'th'r
WI" tho e nuh HS neag s'irvers had been Stricken
out and the salaries Of Interior Department Official: re-
duccd by the OF the House had been restored hr
m a. It stands conforms very nearly to tuat oi Ia7'
shortly after o'clock the Senate reached tho con
sidcra6n Of the Surdry civil b the provision for the
rcappointment ~ General h. f. Butlermd Fred smy the
u New Hampshire, to the Board ot haattr- OF the 'a
tlonal soldiers Home and of IOa b. STRAIT, ot MIN
sOta in the place of Ihos. O Osmrne ScnOtor iat0h
moved TO substitute the name OF General Jas. Shields
OF Horace H. Strait, oi Minnesota The amrid
ment was lost by tie vote The roll call upon thls
present, the hour hcmc hafpast Mr Eaton then
moved that the name Of General JOHN VI. Palmer, oi
NV U1mPslurc. which wne also l0st.
mouon was nad. at l:ij a. NJ that ID" senate take
Of the Appropriation Committee, raid
that ]; an adjournment took place before
ia. Sundry CIVIL bill was passed an extra session
would be inevitable. several Of the odcet
.unior- ou either side have expressed the
rpiuJu pr.vdtry since midnight that lhc
prospect Tor completing tho APPROXIMATION hills ne
10. noon on iI, 4in of hasoh even by working night
and daN very sight with the best disposition
buiI sides 10 get through.
; a. m.-Thc senate is SIN in session in
Committee OF the whole. The night session has
been o very orderly one. aud the progress
u,lu "a, suudrl Ci,iI r ha- been rapid. Two three
motions 10 adiouIn have hcon voted down.
AbUu' quarter ~ the b has been considered. ana
the amc.dmrut. acted on as they reached with
the exception OF those Iucn ned earlier dispatches.
they Layr been unuuportmt.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
mr. cH4RGly AGAINST VIZ PIyDILH.

TIL rrECIAL COMMITTEE LEARNS All II WANTS TO
tNoW ~ oNE SESSION.
WASUIN0ToN, Feb 2N.-A meeting WAS held
by Tie SPECIAL tolI.t'r. of The House appointed TO
examine Iulo the charges against speaker Randall
Among the witnesses examined Treasurer Gihllan.
Mr. Power. ChIcf ~ ,hc Warrant Division, Colonel
Hcmph jones. tN-.hef CD ra Controllers oi.c. tht
b1lkkrper OF the BuUau of Iucraying aud Pr utIHl.
ana Nc--rs Moore aud Williams. T.c testimony H.
stated members O the couuittcc TO show mat there
was no Irrc-uIry WhatcNc. on the part OF Mr. Ran
dali aud thc char - without the slightest foundation
committee cuucluGcdIts examination into the air
at the meeting tO-idy.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
Az EYTRA sLSyioy IAEJIr1BIE.

WA,HtSGTON, Feb. 2S.-lhc Committee OF
Conference the Army Appropriation Bill consisting
ofsruator- Blame. Allison, and Mthcrs and:RepTesrnta
yc- Hewitt tNNl sparks and Foster h,ld prolonged
session ton gt, and adjourned, at q very late hour
until O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon, without arriving
Al auy agreement or feeling encouraged 10 expect
any I'm the opinion oi the ncst informed members of
IN, ApprOuiilton Committees " both Houses. extra
ltuu inevitable. aud The prospects that not
only one or twu hui probably all the unfinished apprO
rrlaiiun bills VIII gU together THIS Will or course
require tho ,euug o the next Congress al an early
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

st ferry boat. he discovered the tug Bowen with
frcichcar aoat I'm ahead OF him. and blew Two wnis
ties signifying that he wanted TO pass on tne port
side Receiving answer he sIgnalled again lie tnsh
noticed that tho Bowen changed her course toNHu .
shore and expressed surprise that no attention was P
10 the signals He ordered the engines stopped ana
reversed. and almost Immediately the COLLISION
occurred 49,. ,,.,
Captain McNaly Of the Centennial testified that wnen
the collision occurred he and his two men were us3w %
M sumner They heard no whistle. and attributed tne
collision 10 careleesncs "a the nich clear and star
light, and u light breeze was blowing.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
ppou1SFNT ARRIVALS.

Breroor House-Lord Kicourse Of England n,IJ and
si Ienr, " Pscher and Lady Bechet Of Ireland Uih
sor IfoeJohn ". Garrett President OF the bmnnrsr
S,,o CoinpaDy HfSTe HoHS' I onfnhnuei D.
Uh0 ~ the Snsnish .gaton Washington. and Pro
fss.af II Thaver Of Andovcr Theological seminary
ri Br'IsIrIct-Judgo Amasa j. Parker and GENERA - r.
Marvin NJ Albany ~. .,tr,ao ,,ronanv
nJ prc !ept of colorado Central ksl1oah company
lion q
.es.r1nivuncu W John W. PECK anu ~ J. huu'
Jnrr 5,,up, -. Knight ~ MAsSsichu-
scita 81 kiehoias The Rev, DR. = y "
M IoUsS-FNO0v"Inol ilslh ~
nm ' colorado; Colonel F. b. beaumont j. =, 4 dnd ".
r. y Beaumont, l. =. " bsstWHs'' Ni'''' ''' '
y Ritter Nassar College.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
rnL srRANDEn yE.,EL. NEAR LoNG RRANcm.

THE STRANDED VESSELS MAR LONG BRANCH
LoNG BEASCH, Feb. 25.-Ihe ship Hanna,
stranded at Auauticyile ha, not suffered lay the recent
high She is reported to bc not leaking
Captain Young says that her keel Is not broken that
the timber washed ashore her shoe. He will not
attempt get her over the bdI unl the Wud OF moon
makes high tide.
MASA-QUAS. y. j., Feb. 2sThere is no change IN the
condition the bark sadie, ashore four miles south o
tins place The vessel "a easy, hut VIII he oajcd
until there heavy tide. The boiler of wrecked
stealurI-t.c Cr,oC-is exposed al low water nearly
abreast thc sadie aud the wrCCkcrs acting with
great caution.