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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

No wharfhoat charges. drayaee or commission
will DO charged ut mouth of Red River Bayou
Sara, or Mt New Orleans In forwarding freight
consigned to the company hy bill Of lR1lng.
For freight or passage apply on board Of fhe
boats nr Mt the Office Of the company, No, 4G
Camp street JOH A. AIKEN. President,
NJ W JOYCE GEO. y. HITE,
\ e. GARLIN RIITON II EFFIHR.
ina LORD u MGPEAEE Agents
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

November t7-,5 bbls molasaes Clapp Bros eco
az do IA hnds sugar John Caldsr-l2 d" - bbs mo
lsases Hu ali & LeveTt-,t Do ID hhds sugar Scsnnel
molasssa u II Sevin-7 do Meyer Wills J Thlbaut
~ Tsrtrnu-p Sohwabaoher HirsGh-2J Nalte
& Canmack g hhia sugar j M Walsh do sou
ohon,t9 Jack, rough rice l. Terrebonne 9 sacks "
potatoes r T Mitchell Hundries to order-Total li9
hhds sugar AL bbe molasse# lh9 sacks rough sioe
sacks potatoea
From Clinton steamship Morgan-407 ba 'es
Gotten ~ u Whitney koo-sundries 10 order--I0
tai %O7 bales cotton
From intlaEola-Per steamship Morgan-b4o
box "a beef ISL sacks wool 81 bates cotton g a Whit
new Gco--iO6 do bhs thllow - bols pc ana pkgs
pigsteet ii Danneei &oo-i3i casks empty bottles to
Wizard &co-344 sacks cotton soed q Cotton SEED
Assooiation dries order-TotRl I2g bales COT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

Rr steamship VIM nickinsnn Wad|aw, 10 days from
I,;abou to X apop Fretict,a 6cp-sh dia
Slip Ferest Eagle ttosmer, from London Sept n, to
Wool ward A. Wrght--let dis
81 ship iIhipman. Lewis - days from Liverpool to
Hail 4 Vaughan 18th dia
der shin ninmant, Lankenau. g daya from Rremen.
Ia mastei-PrirL
Ger Hlp Erphre. Work 80 days from Bremen. 70
Miller &co-Foint
Isa,k Lizzie Narry, Merry, IA days FROM New yerks
~ u,astet Point
Steamer Anitr, Costello from Pensacola. to M
New Raayn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
TEX As.


MORgAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
PASS ENG ER ROUTE FOR HALV ESTON AND
HOUSTON,
Passengers take Railroad FerrVhoat foot Of
st Ann street. ut a. m. reaehing Morgan iity
nj u m there connecting wi til aeHmets plying
from Morgan City. In connection with Mprgan's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
~EFFT. FOR 1NnIAN0LA- Rteamers leaya
-As1Atlsgs I.s4ak1 Morgan City ~ TUESDAY, THVKs-
DAY and SATURDAY. connecting Mt Galyes-
ton with steamers for Indlsn0la.
Through bills ladlng signed to all points
nn the Houston and Texas Central and 9. y
and Il. A. r.. H.. Int and Greet Northern Rail
road md New Orleans md Texas Railroad.
San Antonio freghts reoelved and forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. n, and San Antonio Rail
road,
Fralghts for Hop7nlea Halletsvie Rancho,
ntc, received via Clinton or Cuero,
~ESF~. FOR BRAzOa SANTIAGO VIA GAL
.~sAAl $500 weston The iron steamer
Ia. HARRIS.
VIII sail from Morgan Oily WEDN EaUAY. No
vemhar ~.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
sTEAMso.A
HE'D Rsy Err.
red River ana Texas.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
TORTATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS PA
GTFIO HALLWAY AND CONNECTIONS
Through bills Of ading and through passan,
ger tick cts to oil landings on Red river and all
railway STATIONS In Texas. The best ronte to
Hot sp,lnga. ,,,,,rrn
- ts son. Hot springs and NIL landings
sss-As==== on led River and railway stations
In Texas.
FOR SHREV EpGRT.
-, --- muster,
Leaves ------- Nov. ~. at + y. m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
Great Preparations.

Our late aivices from the coast furnish the
details Of the preparations which were being
made for grand reception Of Ex-President
Grant, who was expected to arrive about the
leth Of September, as the steamship City ef
T1kig was due il San Francisco about that
date. This demonstration from all accounts
WAS 10 be participated in by people Of all par
ties, showing that Grant has hold on the
affections OF the masses in the United States
such IS no other man can boast. His popu-
lAriIy is Of the genuine kind, and is deep down
in the hearts Of the people, and this fact
should be poniered by the politicians who
seek 70 manipulate political National Conven-
tions. 4 few weeks ago we gave utterance TO
our sentiments on the Presidential contest in
the United States in ISs0. and the signs ot the
times since then only 90 TO conhrm our former
convictions
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
Ont ON Bail.

We see by our exchanges from San Fran
cisco, that Charles DeYoung, the editor of the
san Francisco CErOHic5s, who was in prison
charged with assault with intent to kill the
Rev. Mr. KalIoch, some weeks ago, has been
admitted 10 bAiLin the sum Of $4,000 The
Rev. KslIoCh was, at last advices, in iair
way 10 recover, although not considered by his
physicians as entirely out of danger. In 4
few more weeks, or perhaps months, We may
expect TO see an account Of the trial Of Mr.
DeYoung, till which time let it rest He is
now IN the hsnGs Of the Prosecuting Attorney.
and his case will be submitted TO a jury Of his
eountrymen who viii decide as to them shall
seen night and proper. We must be permitted
70 say. IN pISs1Hf, thar the pistol is brought
into use entirely too often in San Francisco
for the safety Of human life. and should be put
8 stop 70, if possible. Only few weeks after
the shooting Of halloch by DeYoung, there
was smother terrible case occurred, by which
gentleman by the name Of Swartz was shot
dead in his cigar store by = young man with
whom he had an alteration the night before
the shooting. Such scenes as these are dis
grace 10 civilization. If the pistol or stiletto
or bowie-knife is 10 be the only arbiter be-
tween men IN San Francisco, il will not be
long before peaceable and law-abiding people
will seek some more safe retreat, and San
Francisco must suffer by the change. 1t is
but Z few months since . Mr.. Bacon was shot
and killed, in his own room in the Baldwin
House, San Francisco, by dentist, on some
slight cause OF quarrel, and thus we see the
list Of assassinations is becoming alarmiugly
large in the latter city. Surely there is ne
cessity for rigidly enforcing the law to pre-
vent these bloody occurrences, and save human
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

dues these islanders prove unsuccessful. without
means Of prOrsriog alternative supply the essi-
Of the eeantry w0od be PSrAyEea BY the failure
Of Agricultural enterprises;
That year petitioners have Information leading
then beleEe thar seerers, in larger numbers than
they likely require be obtained frOa India
tsras far more advantageous TO Hawaiian en-
royers thar those attending the hire Of other people
Southern Islanders excepted the eeSt Of whose ssrv
iees Rpd tAn<s Of East Indians yeGE petitioners be-
here. will 70; greatly differ.
Your rs,tioa<rs therefore hanbly Prsy. that as
precautionary measure Year Majesty will take such
steps NAV se necessary tie introd1etlon
u people tro@ British lnds, even II 70 no greater
e1teRf il the frs place than three houdrsa er four
hundred seals. aud your petitioners will ever pray
NJ Philips Co. pIlEns shsu. O,to Friedlasdsr.
T Hovu. Il ; Tresloaa. Charles Fisebel. MsIlis,
GeS Wells. { Williams. ; MsgniU, Mon
tsno. A Smith, Foster. Lack. Roth, i
Lucas Christian 6srss, HodsehlNsSer Co. Giea'
frey Rhodes. II Widenann. MAekfeid & Co.
Wa Il Irwin L Co.. II Davies. L Adams per
WV. Milton. & W MsefsrlAns Co.. Alleu 4
Robinson. 5 Ceshorn 4 Co, MehI5bir.
Peires. d Peterson. VI MeInsrny, Robert Levers.
Il MeIntyre. Bush. Ehlers L Co, NJ
Dickson. Grant ( Robertson, Maaerry. Allen
Herbert. A W Richardson Go. l DOwselt, J
Wsik, & Thran. Blsek, II Whitney,
Wieke. Charles Yoaag, Il L0vej0y. William John
son, Lazarus. Nett, CO. Max Eekart. Robert
Sti-linE Maeiarl4ne 4 CO. " : Luce. u West. J
RgneE. A MOssnan. GarliSh. II hollister.
McCzniless. Z W Andrews. Ed~srd Hutton. J
c Weed. u Nolte. L Way, Unna, Il L Sheldon,
L A Dgdoit, Love Bros. John Tiobels, Jaeger,
Brown Co. Chas Brsnig, L HopP. Thonss
Morris. II q Insel. ? Dalton. W Fennell. II South
Worth, = Il Robertson. james H0Rgh,or. Jonss Jan
son. Stewart Blame. LadWig LOeBdies, Lynch,
John Neil, Tripp. Hsmuen, john Mills,
J Nsssiier, I Fsming, Clifford. + lenehar
J II Bruus Sr. Chayter. c T Quick, Le0u De-
Jean, W Crowel, c Gsrtz Jr., A S,rshl, LOreoEs
Marebant. 7 L Foster, q Segelken, D IS Clark, II
Wieke Z Gsrtz. 4 Kraft, J Il Bruns Jr.. W Wag-
oner. John 6etE1. Henry Ives, Waller, D
FiitSer, T Spsseer. Robert Gray. L Silva Cunha, J
Olds. Frank O'Brisn, Stewart Maeaasy. L Win
stou. Jaues DOid.
The original WAS handed 6y me to $. G. Wilder
Minister Of Interior. on the s6th Of Sept. 1879.
6opFREr RHODES.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
The News.

The news by cable, via the British Colonies,
is Of very exciting character, and puts new
phase upon affairs in Afghanistan The British
Commissioner, Col Cayagnari, with MS whole
escort have been murdered By the iufuriated
native mutineers at Cabul. It is also stated
that the Ameer, Yakoob Khan, has been as
sassin4ted by the mutineers, and that Cabul
was at last accounts in possession and at the
mercy Of the natives. The massacre of Col.
Cavagnari and his escort, is an act Of the ba-
ssst tre1chery, and VIII kindle an indignation
IN Great Britain such as has not been wit
messed II that country for many years, and
viii bring down upon the Affghans the direst
Consequences. But there Is one aspect in
which to look at this Afghan affair which we
very much fear the British Generals and Dip
lomatie Representatives have overlooked, and
hence the consequences which the kilograms
We publish this week abundantIy prove. We
mean, that while the British officials were
carrying on their negotiations with the Ameer
Of Ahghanistan, they totally neglected to see
after the movements OF the chiefs Of the tribes
at distance, who were busy at work exciting
the people to resist the advance Of the British
troops into their territory As We said some
months ago when writing about the Afghan
var, when It was being proclaimed abroad by
British journals that the war was ended be-
cause the Amer signifed willingness TO
treat for peace, We did not believe . word Of
the rumOT, and that England would have cause
TO regret trusting too much TO the offers Of
terms coming from such quarter. tits too
painfully apparent that the Afghan difficulty
Is but just begun, and that the tribes are ter
ribly IN earnest in their determination to re-
sist to the death the subiugation of their
country.
Affairs in Burmzh are anything but pleasant,
and the Zulu war seems to hang in the balance
with an ominous aspect. The dispatches
which We pHblish elsewhere viii be read with
interest by those who take an interest in the
affairs Of other countries.
We had hoped that all the difficulties which
England had upon her hands in the East were
sbOat 10 be settled, but that hope Is now dis
sipated and the end no man knoweth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

BRILLIAsT HoL1ER--Chsster Il. Hull, of CALI
foruia, the champion journalistic romaneer Of the
vorid, whose death has bee1 announced, had 4 re-
narkable record Many years ago be told conf.
ding public bow sailor east away on the coast Of
Siberia, made hiH way to isolated valley Of that
eogntry and found there . herd Of live nastodocs
peacefully grazing in the valley. Scientists who
we're worked up the subject talked of lending or
did seud-Ee forget Ehich-au e1peditiou to fnd the
ho=1e Of these ancient nannaiiA- Hull Afterwards
wrote ihe "Aer0lte Hoax" which caused Eae1 stir
IN geological and scientific circles that several Sc-
eisiies formed expedition and actually drsdged
the Pacific Coast outside Of San Francisco aud spent
Thousands Of dollars to fad the that vas sup
posed 10 have fallen there from the heavens, when,
in reality, the aeroits had only fallen in the fertile
br1n Of Mr. Chester Hull. The sane vivid in gina
tio1 devised method fer eouvsrtnz the into
seas Of molten FIRE, and the savans Of the Pacific
Coass uoud hare made II the subject Of profound in
Tsstg.sioa except for se ann0gneesut that the in
Teoior had been thrown from 4 train Of ears and
killed, to PrsEenE the n2fion Of his dIaboieal
rarposs- Mr. Hull is said have died On the morn
ing Of All FO0PG day bat perhaps IL is only another
hoax Of Chester Hall 10 End What the journals Of
the esuutrE vsuId say about the demise Of the chan
pisn liar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
Petition.

The following copy Of the petition to His
Majesty the King and his Cabinet, has been
kindly handed Us for publication, 50 that our
readers nay see the object Of the petitioners
as set forth IN the document itself. The sub
Jet IS an important one, and therefore We
wish TO give every one fair chance to be
heard The list Of names appended to the
petition embraces those Of our best business
men in the city, and viii carry with them due
weight IN the consideration Of the matter re-
ferred 10.
To BIS HGTEsrT kALAKkCA AsB CAR1sEr:
Tie petition II the rEderEigued hazbly shows that
the deuAud fer IabarsrE In Toar Nzjeatyss dsusn-
i0us Is stu szs1pPlei PlIuters ssd others rsquring
labsr Ehich they saa Eot obtan except sxorbtaat
rates;
That, thankfsI fer exsEtions made By Year
Msjes-y's GsFsruze1t 70 bting pespis frou the
So1th PaeiEe. Jour petit1nsrE zat ecnseal frsm
ths1ssFes tie fact tzaE Ekoaid the eEsrt to intrD
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Ez--lE-i1-s a he Board Of Health.

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,

100 ~ General Agents New YORK O. 8 A.
cz All above line Of walfhana Watches for sale
the store Of II McISERNY, Sole AEent fo- this King
don
Also. Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE The Trade Supplied a. the LOWEST PRICES
7G9
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
H-A AWAIIANGAZETTE
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
:. CRAWFORD MACDOWELL.
WEpEESpAK. OCT l. I

Her Royal Higl,ness the GOverness Of Ha-
w4I left on the steamer Likrlits last evening
oa an Official tour.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01
A4-r 81 Lioen-es Expiring in Octo-
bcr. 1873

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Lzsaer q IL IrLs-icr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

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sale Of Lease OF Government Land i'm Hn-
r,,aL N. Hnnnll.

sale Of Lease of Government Land i'm Hn-
mskuR. Hawaii.
a Nansv Octsesr sgh is-s. tie frost e1srsEee Of
scsri fss a. = oc0ck nscn. i De sola the ease for
tr ra< u rhzt u1ece Of Government znd Situated IN
Naikaiufu. HamaknR- Hawaii between Aa.-
rzsz ant ParSse oeoW the Goveran snt rus1 ant Sd
tnrg He-r Cpop~rS isnd. eOatzinir< % scres Upset
r-s 3 ctS per acre per SnzuG- Terms, reat Payable
euarlFriy acv1nce
StN'L c WILDER MistSser Of the Irtsrior.
Esoso,sl- Sept < IS-s 10
FrSAScE pEF.ErNENr.
Hoac,uia, Sxptrsnher II. 1873.
carrsr~ paNEt SSrrH bzvius rssiSuet the osses cf
Hu-ao- sss,rr fs- ias Fo-t e Hooies tbs cav
eCn ul.sslgned C&ptal ASDRE~ kUllES . 81 the va
caney taas 1c-zsiseed SIMON \. SAAI.
-s5 Ninisssr u Elnznee.
App1zasas fgs rAs PoreA4se Of Government Lots on
tas EazokzAzz Plzas wal ss reserved tes Interior
O1c-
Ehs lot and ths rrce taey 0-er ~ rk- Applicants
thsr esstrs purchse ~sh the izten-
of proving he ths tiuVernEent decline 70
sell 70 parties crzirin< TO holi for Ets4ues-
SAou1 tAe grz cersd os ssEStsctory. the lots WI es
pus up aEcEoU zsr rszSoazhle advertisement of the
s41~-
TERMS or sALE-nne HsRrth cash ous hourth In
one year ore fVurth years Ous fourth In tores
y-aFs Wth uiuz Per tur-rss1 per snnnaa, pssos
Nap OF the SID t1rs De a. the Interior ocs
aut ~ izf,-nrsi1a gvsu-
SAIL e. WILDER.
-6t Master Of he Interim
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-10-01

ss No Credit for Passage Money. ia
We positively refuse open accounts tor Passages.
and We particularly attention of the travelling
public TO necessity OF having baggage and Freight
plainly marked; the Steamer will be responsible for
any unmarked baggage for Freight Parcels
less Reeeipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
In all cases Of Freight for parties
known the Freight Money will be required In advance
And decline all responsibility regards the landing OF
live stock We will all care, but will lot guarantee
the lives Of Horses, Cattle and Mnles.
PACKAGES of LIQUORS aud WINES MUST
BE PLAINLY MARKED
For the party whom they for Or plainly stated in
receipt 10 whom they consigned.
AL demands for Damage or Loss, must be made Witn
n month.
In no way liable for Loss Accident to Live Stock.
nS- Hack Drivers, Boys and such like, will not be al
lowed on board upon arrival, until
passengers have been landed
76s WILDER & co.
, 1879-08-17
MARINE NEWS.


The presence in port Of number of grain-car-
ricrs aud the anxiety OF certain vessel agent or
agents, to get vessels in caused drop In grain
freights yesterday Of &c on corn and wheat
cargoe. to Buffalo, ut the opening, aud at the
close OF business it was reported the rites had
fallen another ic. Tho demand was not great,
but Us soon as tho rates were broken room was
taken for 425 900 bu OF grain, Us follows:
To Bufslo-Prop Fountain CITY re ond st 3S .nd and
stea1ubarge Bal1antine. corn through: Bchrs Wells
Burt, H. Bisscll, and D. A. Wells, and barge Nor
man, corn at 4s;c; schr Trimbte rye at 42tc; schr
Queen CITY, wheat, probably at sc. To Erie-Prop
Conestoea corn. To Sarnia-Prop Nashua, corn:
Capacity S. 600 bu wheat, 315, COO ou corn, and
So. 600 bu rye.
Lumber vessels were in good demand yesterday.
aad carriers asked 81. so on Muskegon cargoes and
81. i; on Manietee, but no charters were made st
the aforementioned rate, and but one {the schr
Charles Luling} was reported put in at the lrttcr
figure. The schE J. F. Tracy received 81 37H On
dry lumber from Muskegon to this port, and the
scow +. u. Hill the same rate on a cargo from
Muskeson to Michigan City. The schr Eliza Day
was taken for shingles from Ludington to this port
at l5c per ], 900.
, 1879-08-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
S1e-fnE Dispatch to 1hs ITtb1t5te-

FOREIGN.
spfctal Dispatch to Tbs 11tnst'.e-
-rrvv1,oo1. Aue. 16-l1 80 d. m.-FLoun-So.
l. lis Sd; No. 2, 9s Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. ], rs "a: no. %,os'
snrjnc. No: /, ss Sd; No. 2, Is 1od; white, NO.
i. o. Cd: No. 2, 8s Cd; club, No. I. los; no: -
"a I'd. Coru-New. No. l. Is l0d; NO. - 81 ~.
pnov1s1ons-Pork, 48s. Lard. Bis 80.
I1yERrool, Aug. lB.-CorroS- o..
one 7-16d: sales, 5000 bales; speculation and
ernort. /. oo0: American, S, GOO.
LAEp-American, 3ls 3D.
B4cos-shorr clenz, 27s; long do. 26s Sd.
1orno< Au1 1G.-TALLow-Fiue American, 36e.
sua4n-No. il Dutch Standard, 23s; ahoat, @ls
y SPIRITS OF PErRo1Eub- :@7d; refined do' 81
@6Ad-
LNsExD O1I-27s.
Sp1R1Ts 6P TURpENTryE-2ls 80. -o.,
ANTWERP, Aug 49, 6.-PETnohIo4a-tt6ps 4 tpn c,;~s,o
The following were received bJ the cn1eaSo
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1o-11 80 q; m-Eihour: 2s 10 ID
a11s 3d Wheat-Winter, 9sI29s "a: spr1nE,
IA lOdT8s Sd; white, Ss 6d9os Cd clon- Us oo!9
los Com. Is 9d14s 10d. PORK. 485' Lafo' oA7
LONDON, Aug. 16-LrErroo1--Whea dnll,
white Michigan, 0s sd; Western red, vs.. Corn -
Cd. Cargoes otf coast-Wheat steaoy; corr 1a1asf lug
easier; fair average American Mixed c5e "a. :tat
goes on passage--Wheat steady; corn uncnangeu.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16.-Flour quiet; extra otatea
12s Whcat-Not much doing; unchanged: reu
winter, S. 11d No. spring, g. "a: No; 40, of ~
ceast-Whcat dill; neglected corn ratner aai'' "a
Pork quiet; 4Ss, Lard 1rmes: Cd higher; Us %:
Bacon tirm: fair inquiry; Sd hisner; long c1e@e
sides, 28s Sd; short clear sides, 27s-
, 1879-08-17

The frequently jams in the r1ver shows
the necessity for active dredging operations
In addition ia those already reported. two more oc
Cured yesterday The large barge Rutter got
aground in the north draw Of what tho tugmen cali
the upper railroad bridge, on the South Branch,
and remained on for several hours, causing
serious detention to railroad trains ana vessels
The Rutlcr was drawing over. fourteen feet
OF water ut the time. She WIS finally pulled OF
by the TUGS and passed down the river, but 1t was
not long before another blockade occurred at tue
s.me place, and f1arbormaster Carey was sent for
about O'Clock last evening to go up and see what
necessary to b: done to get the vessels out Of
the jam. The district where the jam took place is
in charge Of Haroorm.ster AcCarty, the new
incumbent while Capt Carey attends to the
main river and North Branch and the South Branch
from its mouth to Adams street. The second
matters along toe river were quiet last night.