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CAI.lFOkNI

SAN FRANCISCO, June j-Atrived-
Ship Eldorado. Seattle.
Sailed-Ship Yosemite, Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO, June G.-The C.. p.
Railroad Co. have commenced gigantic
as well as costly improvement at Oak
land bulkhead being built on the
north aud south sides of the present
wharf, and the middle is to be filled
in with rock. The local track will be
built on this foundation
Last night Charles White. q waiter.
shot himself in the side in Taylor
street. He was removed to the City
Hospital. where the bullet was OK
tracted from his back. Cause-getting
tho mitten from his young woman.
He was married man, but had sepa.
rated from his wife, and was counting
the lady when she. hearing of his hav-
ing wife, sacked him.
Thomas c. Atkinson. secretary. trea.
surer and director of Defree's Mill and
Mining Co. was arrested on complaint
Of Julien II. .Burk and charged with
felony in having tried TO defraud the
corporation out of $500
At a temperance meeting at Howard
street Methodist church. last evening,
Mr.. Murphy announced that nearly five
thousand persons had enrolled them
selves as temperance men AMI women
during the past three weeks.
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The claims involve an aggregate Of
$50. 900. There have been Legislative
Investigations of some # these matters,
oil Of which tended to crininate the
parties named. and i. is principally on
the strength Of these examinations and
accompanying reports that The prosecu-
tons have been brought
Another suit, TO. mentioned above.
has been brought by the State against
J. Fl. Hackleman, late Assistant Urea
surer, for Sc 900. aud still another will
probably be brought against Mr.. Ear.
hart. for 81 900. During the Guber-
Material term OF Grover the State was
systematically robbed. It's chief aud
its subordinate officials seem to have
united in the eudeavor TO ascertain who
could get aud keep hold of the most,
and the effort has in each case proved
successful with him who had the best
chance. We have 10 exact information
as 10 the whole amount OF State money
missing, but we believe it to be some-
where among the hundreds of thou
sands. We trust that the prosecutions
will be actively, thoroughly and hon
estly pushed. It is time that men un-
derstood that the holding of political
Office does not entitle them 20 take what
belongs to the State without being ex-
posed and punished as thieves.
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Gov. Thayer, OF Oregon. has issued q
proclamation. TO the eud that justice
may b. done." appointing Hon. John
Il Thompson attorney for the State in
the special prosecution Of suits against
sx- Governor and now Senator Grover,
Ex-Governor and ex-Secrctary Chad
wick. *, Psniteutiary Superintendent
Wstkinds. and ex-Treasurers Fleisch-
ner and Brown. The proclamation re-
cites that serious claims exist against
the gentlemen named, aud that appli-
cation bad been made on the part OF
tho State to the District Attorney for
their examination and prosecution.
This work that officer has % far neg
lectsd and even refused to perform. aud
Il 10 on account OF this dereliction gu
the part Of the State Attorney that the
appointment Of . specisl attorney be.
came necessary. Mr.. Thon.pson has
accepted the taak referred TO. and has
associated with him Mr.. John Ben.
nett. Of Corvallis.
Seven OF the sui.s have been already
institutsd--two. against Chadwick. two
against watiinds. and three against
the State University and School Boards
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through travel and mail route before
the road is completed.
Tucson, June "a band of Indians,
supposed 10 be renegades from the San
Carlos reservation, have been maraud-
ing for three weeks. Results to date,
as given by the military headquarters
at Prescott barracks, are that Capt
Dyer overlook and fought the renegades
in MiIbres mountains, killing four.
amouug them their chief Terrific. and
wounding four So far the Indians
have killed five men and run of con-
sidera Die stock. The military are pur.
suing their usual vigorous policy, and
will soon have them in hand.
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EUROPE.

LONDON, May 30-Wheelof Fortune.
the favorite, won the Oaks today, Caro-
mandel second, Adventurer third.
There we're eight starters
Parole won the Epson gold cup, Al
chemist second, Primrose third. In
the race Primrose and Parole ultimate
ly led until fairly in line for home,
when Primrose was beaten, aud Parole
getting the best of Alchemist. won
cleverly by half length. Primrose
coming in bad third The value of
the stakes is $4,000. The Sportsman
says: with Paroles victory foreign
horses may bid farewell to any allow
ance in the weight-for-age cups
ST. PETERSBURG, June 6-The Su-
preme Tribunal has declared Alexander
Solovieff guilty Of belonging to GRIM
iual association, the object of which is
the overthrow of the State. After
recapitula.ing his attempts on the life
of the Gar, the Court sentenced Solo
vieff to death by hanging. after depri-
walton of his civil rights.
SINGAPORE. June S-According to
telegraphic instructions from London.
the Governor of Labaan, with two
men-of war, has visited Saudeakan
Bay, Borneo. to protest against any at
tempt to hoist the Spanish flag there.
ROME, June 6-The Chamber of
Deputies has voted 100000 lire for the
relief of sufferers by the eruption of
-Etna AID the inundation of the Pc.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 6-The Rus.
sian expedition against Turcomar will
leave Tchickista to day. 1t consists of
$500 cavalry, IL battalions of infantry,
and &c guns.
BERLIN, June Glowing to the alb
sence of the Gear the programme Of
Emperor Williams golden wedding
offers little of striking character. and
may be further curtailed. The Duchess
of Edinburg has telegraphed excuses.
The Grand Duke Alexis will come as 0
formal representative Of Russia.
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EAAIERN STATES.

WASHINGTON. May 30-An xgedi-
tion by the American Coloniztt on So
ciety will leave New York on June
l4th. when the bark Monrovia will sail
direct for Liberia. The Society has
applications from 100000 persons for
passage and homes in the Liberian Re-
public. thus showing that there is SOM
deep seated cause impellisg the color a
people to seek change OF residen
The number IF esisrsuts sent will de-
pend upon the amount contributed.
The chief difficulty OF the Society is to
restrain those who are not likely 10
succeed aud be useful, aud 10 obtain
the means for settling others.
CHICAGO, juno 5th An Iater- Ocean
Bismarck Dakota Territory special
says that President Billings. with sew
eral gentlemen who libcraliy subscribed
TO the recent loan OF s., 900 coo 10 the
Northern Pacific. Inspected the extern
sion west of the Missouri river today.
1t is reported that the President found
tIe work progressing too slowly, aad
that he will take steps to stir ~ the
contractors. Billings says il is his de-
sire to build the whole distance t. the
Yellowstone this year. As 70 tue change
Of management there is nothing def
mite. except that Billings means ~ dc
the best thing he can for the interest o,
the road. independent of personal
friendships. II is though. in some
quarters ths: Vice President Stark will
be thu general manager. With the
completion Of the division of the Vel
lowstone. and the Pen d'Oriel!e division
on the Pacific coast. President Billings
proposes TO establish a stage line be-
tween the termini, and thus provide fol
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE IsTELLIGEScER
WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

PORT TOWNSEND, June 7th.-Ex-
Senator Sargent and G. {. Bemis took
occasion to visit Fort Townsend during
their stay here today,
The steamer Dispatch arrived f ON
San Juan at 5 Psi. and will leave for
Neeah Bay tomorrow morning.
The steamer Tacoma towed the ship
Shirley from Nanaimo to sea yester
day.
The barkentino W. Ii. Gawley, from
San Francisco, passed up the Sound
today.
The Misses Nellie and Katie Cheasty,
Of Seattle, took passage on the barken-
tine Amelia today for Honolulu. for the
benefit of their health.
June CARVED bark Buena Vista.
from San Francisco.
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WANTED.
Practical Farmers,

To rent and cultivate lands in the
delta of the Fraser river. These lands
are the same as The famous Swinomish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will be safely dyked and
properly drained by the proprietors,
and leased fo- term Of years at low
rates. a ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans.
portatioa at all tunes Of the year.
Apply TO I. A. Navarro,
74-dtf Victoria, 3. c.
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CALI oS J. 4. McpHEE for Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes aud Cutlery. he keeps
The best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied AZ either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwahacher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, ". 7.
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~ TIE Fountain Beer Hail, Front
street, Seattle, next TO the North Pacific
brewery. Is the largest and finest in
tho city. All kinds of Beer. Ale and
Porter for sale. Lunch fron nine to
DC o'clock every day; also. fine
lauc.cs to order.
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Go 10 the Concordia Hall on Mill
street, where you will get good glass
al beer for five cents; also the best Of
liquors az ten cents drink. All kinds
OF California wines by the glass or bot
tie. a tirst-class pool table and the
best free lunch in town. Come aud
see
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PUGET SOUND CRAFT.

The following is list Of oil vessels
Of twenty tons Measurement and owe,
that were built and are now owned
upon Puget Sound, together with their
rig. time and place Of building, ton
mage and present owners:
STEAMERS.
Addie-lS74, Seattle, sl.02 tons
James c. Britain.
Alida-1s7O. Olympia, ll4.46. l. n
Starr.
Blsksly-ls72, Port Blakely. l76.0l,
VIM. Renton.
Capital-ls7e, Olympia, 24.23. g. G.
Swan.
C.ssiar-ls7s. Seattle. 1891, N. H.
Lane.
Chehslis-ls67, Tumwater, 9G.72
James G. Britain.
Colfax -ls66. Sesbock. 1886, Mar
shall Blinn.
Comet-ls7l, Seattle. 5Gss, G. A.
Cushman.
Dispatch-1S76. Port Madison, CYL,
James C. Britain.
Fanny Lakc-lS75, Seattle, 96.l0,
John s. Hill.
Favorite-1s6s Utsalady. 269.s3.
Cyrus Walker.
Gem-ls7s. Seattle, 1892. @. W.
Cove.
Hyack-ls70. Seattle. 2l.s9, W. s.
Lawrence.
J. B. Libby-lses. Utsslady. 1919
james G. Britain.
Josephine 1878. Seattle, 1918. Ju-
Illus Smith.
Linnis-1sso. Utsslsdy, 1877. VIM.
Messenger -is7e. Olympia, 1875.
Thomas Macleay.
Nellie-1s78, Seattle. l0O.22. BENZ.
Stretch.
Phsntom-ls6S. Port Madison, 80. 81,
Joseph Scotland.
Ruby-ls67. Snohomi.l. 1892. A.
A. Denny.
st. Patrick-ls74, Waterford, q. 10
d. X. Howard.
Teaser-1S74, Cascades, 81 "a, w. f.
Monroe.
Yakims-lS74, Port Gamble, 1854,
Cyrus Walker.
Zsphyr-iS7l, Seattle, 1913, Irving
Ballard.
KiosAsher-1s7s. New Tacoma, A..
70, W. H. Fife.
scHooNERs.
Alfrsd-1S74, Port Gamble. 2l.O5
John Elwood.
Black Diamond 1879. Seattle, 24.44.
J. T. Leahy.
G. c. Psrkins-1s74, Seattle, 28.71.
A. Houghtaling.
Championship. Dungenes'. AZ 81,
Il. H. McAlmond.
Gen. Hsrney-lS59. Whatcom, SO. 49,
H. H. Lloyd
Grsnger-ls75. Utsalady, 4l.43. g,
W. Morse.
H. G. Page-ls54, Wbatcom. 1914,
@. Madison.
L. j. Perry-ls75, Port Gamble. &c.
-. Chss. +. Bowden.
Lstitis 1854. StSlaooom. 1906
John Coesish.
Lottis-1sos. Utsslady. 3Ol9, G. o
Haller.
Massie-is7s. sAmish. 1912, VIM
Dean.
Mary Parksr-ls76. Utsalady. 81 So
J. p. Adams.
SchwAbachsr- 1878, Port Blakely
PISA. K. A. Edstrom.
Casssndra Adams-lS76. Seabcck
1899. Richard Holyoke.
Northwest-lS65. Port Madison
5l5.2S, G. A. Meiss.
B. X. Ham-l874. Port Blakely
3e9. IS. Wm. Rsnton.
Tidal Wsvs-lS69. Port Madison
e46. Is. q. A. Aeigs.
". 81. Gavley--lS6l. Port Nsdison
1915. q. A. Meigs
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at Z. o. ID. Store. on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
a. par in exchange for goods. apdtf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH1
~ Assessment Roll for the City Of Seattle for
the year 1879 ID nov on ls at the once Of the Clerk
Of said city. A meeting Of the Common Council
Of said City will be held ct the Council Room on
Monday evening. June 9th. 1879, for the purpose
Of hearing oil complaints In rslstion to sasess-
ments therein, at which time all persons feeling
themselves aggrieved BY such assessment may
epply for the correction Of the same.
Seattle. ". T.. June 5th, 1879.
z. 8. OSBORNE,
js6-d3t Clerk Of the City Of Seattle.
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
60 to Piper's.
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LOST.

IN THIS CITY. On OR ABOUT DECORATION
J. Day, a gold Badge with cross on.
The Under will be rewa- ded suitably By leaving
IL ut this ofice. jes-dlw
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FOREIGN.
WEST INDIES.

Revelation and Confusion NJ Port an
PIince---The CITY Deserted and An
Flames
New YoRK. July Is The Meas Letter, pub
lished at Kingston. Jamaica. in its issue Of
July Sd. says: We learn by the steamer
Jamaican. which arrived here yesterday from
Port an Prince, that in consequence of dis
pute in the house Of representatives the
brother of the president was shot by another
member, who took offense ct language which
had been used. Mons Canal. though wound
ed in the arm. returned the fire and shot bis
opponent There was hen general firing ia
the house. aad the popuiace and police out
side fred into the building. The president Of
the senste aud others were shot dosn. and
when the jamaican left for this port the gov
ernent troops were raking the streets with
mitraiilcnse
The same paper. in its issue Of July sth,
says: By the arrival OF the steamer Etnc
from Port an Prince on Sunday We learn that
| serious fire originated from the discharge oi
shells in town. Several blocks of buildings
were burned, number of lives lost aud
many persons wounded. The inhabitant:
are taxing refnge Ia the hills. Widespread
revolution was considered imminent Sew
ersI deputies of the chamber, belonging q
i the liberal party, who arrived on the slezmel
from Gownaives, finding revolution in ths
town of Port an Prince. Eetnrned at once 4
Gounaives By the German etszmar SuzoniI
TO take up arms sEninst the national party
i When the Ets1 left Port an Primes the cns
tom house Was closed and al business aus
| pended and the place still burning
/ zhe Eisuatton IN Hsyt.
i Nxw YoRx, July 10 Stephen Preston, min
! istsr OF Hayti 70 this country. fecsisc3
Cable dispatch from Port &C frince g izte
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make the total number of new cases reported
for to-day. seven. There are several sick
people in the neighborhood. Nearly all small
towns adjacent have enforced quarantine reg
ulations against this city.
MEMPHIS, July 20-Evening Ten new
cases Of fever were reported to the board Of
health to-day. Four persons have died of
fever since last night. There are several
other cases of fever in the city which will be
reported to the board of health Tomorrow
The city authorities are sending poor people
out of the city. having made arrangement to
get half.rate fares over the Louisville and
Nashville road. DR.. Dudley ID. Saunders.
acting president of the board of health, states
that the fever is not 80 malignant as last
year aud yields more rapidly to treatment.
Citizens continue to leave in large numbers
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WASHINGTON CITY.
Ramsey Accepts.

ANAAabey AcCePtAs
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-From infor nation
obtained at the executive mansion to-day
there is no doubt of the correctness of 4he
assertion heretofore published in regard 10
the successor of Secretary McCrary. Ex-Sen-
ator Ramsey, of Minnesota. has been ten
dered the office of secretary of war and has
accepted. The change will not occur. how
ever, until the present secretary retires.
The Pacific Railroad Payments.
Under the Thurman act the treasury de-
partment is buying bonds to be applied as
sinking funds for final redemption of bonds
issued in favor of the Pacific railroads by the
government. Every mouth an amount due
these roads by the government for transpor
tation is withheld and to that amount pur
chases are made. The bonds bought are s
per cents, as prescribed by the act. So far,
$3lS, 500 in these bonds have been placed to
the credit of the fund.
Rumorsaa MinisteriaI Change.
New YoRK, July ia Washington spe-
cial says that the report of the forthcoming
resignation of Minister Stoughton, and that
of the appointment of CourtIand Parker oi
New Jersey to Russia, are repeated with much
positiveness.
Hazen Now Has Grievances.
A long letter was received several days age
from General Hazen, complaining of an ordel
of General Sherman promulgating the pro-
ceedings of the Stsnley court-martial. Gen
erai Hazen urged that he had not been or
trial, end that under the circumstances tht
reflections contained in the order were un
| just and uncalled for. He requested, il
conclusion, that his conduct at the severa
| engagements mentioned in the proceeding
| Of the trial be made the subject of officia
| inquiry. General Sherman has refused tn,
request, and has ordered General Hazen t,
| join his regiment in Dakota.
| Supposed New Planet Discovered.
| WASHINGTON, July 20.-The secretary o
the Smithsonian Institution ia informed b.
cable telegram from Professor Forester Q
Berlin that supposed new planet has beef
| discovered.
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boats were launched, and the surf boats from
the shore again put of. All the remaining
passengers and crew got into these after q
great deal of exertion, and landed safely some
five miles distant.
At o'clock Monday night the pnrser. nc.
companied by thirty passengers and nineof
the crew, left Sable island in an open boat to
reach the main land and Halifax to procure
resistance. After many privations and sever
al narrow escapes from drowning, they
reached a small place called Port Pinkerton.
The agent of the line at Halifax has made
arrangements for the govern ment steamer
Glendon to sail at noon tomorrow for Sable
island, to bring the survivors who are ex.
pected to reach Halifax Monday night
Collision ef Steamships.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 20.-The steam
ship Santiago dc Cuba, of New York, aud
Sc0tsgrey, of London, collided in the Della
ware this afternoon. Both vessels were badly
damaged, involving loss Of $50, 900.
Presidential Possibilities.
New YoRK, July 15.-The Herald, specu-
lating upon the presidential election possi-
biities, says II the four California districts
should return Republican Representatives at
the election two months hence, which is not
improbable, and if the next year the nom-
ination OF three presidential candidates
should happen to throw the election into the
house-which Is at least possible--in that case
the Rev. Gilbert De la Matyr's vote in the
house might make president for four years.
beginning the 4th OF March If the Republic
cans carry California, the house, voting for
president. would be equally divided, count
ing the Indiana delegation as Democratic
but De Ia Matyr's vote, cast with the six Re-
publicans In the delegation. might decide the
choice for president,
Napoleon Bonaparte Hung.
MEMPHIS. July 20.-Napoleon Bonaparte,
colored. was hanged at Sardis, Miss, yester-
day, for the murder of Tom Butler, colored,
committed on the 9th OF August last The
execution was witnessed by crowd of 5000,
principally negroes.
R0und House Falls in--Several Workmen
Dangerously Injured.
BUFFALO, July 20.-A section of the new
round house of the Erie railway fell to-day,
and a number of workmen were injured.
Irving Hail had his back broken and will
probably die. Laban Sutton, skull fractured
and injured internally, will probably die
Thomas Kirby was seriously injured inter-
nally. The others were badly injured.
Let them all Come to Oregon.
NEW York, July 20.-The steamer Moscl
from Bremen brings over 600 steerage pas
sengers, mostly Russians who alone repre-
sent capital of over $400. .00e. Among them
are 90 families representing 2i3 children.
They are remarkably fine looking party.
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AT PORTLAND PRICES.

the 18th instant, informing him or The con-
dition OF political affairs 10 the HaYtie1 Re-
public. Quiet had already been restored. but
both sides. Fighting IN that eitv ias,a5 r.. "a.
i've days, and was carried on in he sfresls ,r
ana from house to house. A Gre that broke
out destroyed eighty houses, but the COM
merciai PORTION OF the city was not ip5s,red.
Among those who were killed was the tasn.
,ster Of Wsr, FRANCOIS Audex Col. August
bazeiais, OF the militia Judge George Bsze-
isis OF the supreme court Bazelais C Paul.
"a, q. p. Pnee, ana other prominent politicians
Three members from Port al pPinee fosk
refuge at foreign consulafes On fhe nor1h
side OF the republic fighting was still Going
on between the towns Of Gonawes add 81
Marc - :. - - -
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souTH AmERrcA.

Civil Trouble In seush America.
BUEsos AysEs, June 25 via Lisbon = Al
Argentine cruiser has captured Gen. Godss
the Paraguaysn insurgent leader, and Para
guayan troops have recaptnred the town Of
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~ 90.

NOTICE is HEREBY llvt.y sf,5 ION
! mar concern hat liz s'iilsrsi s,iesl ~ =.
awarded tile contract fsF krtplg tl.r tts
...-unty paupers f.ra lefi.sl q s@ss y-ef4
- -s 10 need of assssan,e fr,,ii sail e.tgns
r.n,,ss ara procure certifats 4, sss ,ti -
=, ,e,nt.. Of the County si and IFseii y
% one Of the fo.'cwiny named I'sf.,,is. sln, e.
a, -; pt,.,t, Perkins, Elvbsr 4
SasI r. Ks,larr al oskland, Mrs Brown, Itsukins
elias. Dr. woodruff is suthorizcd g fafniss,
sieaI Ala 70 iii persons IN need Of the same ard
Who have been declared panPers O. psayaas % s
County. :" 2. -
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THE DEADLY FEVER.

Wednesday, Wholesale Business Sus.
pended and People Fleeing from the
City.
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cANApA
Meeting Of sessmsn ln canada.


Meefing Of Boasmen I'm Canada.
ToRosTe, July ls.-The HsnIsn club viii
hold regatta here from August 18th to 2Oth.
Eight thousand dollars will be given IN prizes
Elliott and Boyd have been invited.
Beating Party Drevvned.
ToRosTo, July 2o.-By the cspsizine os
yacht last evening Mrs. Octayie de LIsle.
Emily Lareu l., Lafebre and son, Louis Gan.
vim, zsyier Garuan, Ferdinand Blair and Dr..
Ernest de Lisle were drowned.
Arrival OF shipwreclxed Passengers .s
Haiifax--ineideass OF the Disaster.
HALIFAX. July a.-The governments stearn-
er Glead6n arrived here at P. NJ. nom ssbis
Island with 70 persons from the wrecked
steamer State Of Virginia. being all the pss-
sengers on board of her, and the bremen.
The Gisndon reached the island at 3P.M.
yesterday and in five hours had ell on board
and started for Halifax. The yesse, was
much crowded but passengers took il good.
naturedly and were glad TO reach mainland
tonight. The vessel had not gone to pieces
when the Gleadora left. Capt. Moody and bis
crew remained On the Island to endeavor 70
save property. The vessel is filed with wa.
ter, but If fine weather continues some cargo
may be saved In damaged state