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The New York herald., 1879-09-01

Ssk for Sarbsdos before reported ashore N
The vessel realized sie9 aud tho cargo $50. ~ ..ss
sciR ASs,E Bliss at savannah Aug ~ from Boston ex,
lost manssi On the 10th through siot straw
also s'ea passed sns1s'u aas1s s.a
nasted schooner wsterloggcd. 49,
scTs MARION GAGS which abandoned ssd after
u total wreck.
HAlrsAx q, aug sl-In tho Vice Admiralty Court Sat.
bark Ada Baron s. john SB, Witch was towed into
owners. of the bark required 70 pay ssas5. one
q esdss s ,s vaus Of the & ssss sla
SS Ssidsd u, the .sasss
G Tie % mem sa' Who
among the steamers crew. according 70 rating.
Ss'esk op the :fssrnosn q Aug 81 in
AoSsiosk TIC sans aghi. ohneosssrue high. 70 miles
register. bottom up.
nc Aug srhs Signs. ss:'S
ra.shogas. NY bound for Portland. No with Of
Her crew Of three were saved by pilots and the koeper Of
The signal Corps station s Portsmouth. Nh reports
@ ss Now
o'clock on Aug is miles north Of ocrscoke light
cpsw Gsrss ssn be- sansa vessel is '0'Ai 0sS
The Signal Corps sssson at Cape Henry w.
bark S1an GSss % trG for sSs
bark reports cases of yellow fever No pilot
taken
The Signal Corps station at Cape Hatteas NC reports
under date of Aug 19:-Schr Water Lily. Peel mastor
and driven ashore inside Hat
teras Inlet aud both guards away In order to
Sho has osted and Is now
In the bay.
schr Southern Cross, Balance driven ashore three
miles north of Hatteras Inlet. No damage.
These casualties occurred during Of yesterday
AMERICAN LLoYD's UNIvERsAL REGrsrnn-We have
ceved from Capt Taylor the August Supplement tho
above work and notice that 1t contains the usual large
number of special of vessols also
repairs. &c. made during the month
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
SUICIDE OF A SALOON KEEPER.

Coroner Parslow. Of Hoboken. was informed
yesterday of the sudden death OF Frederick william
Lowenstein. a saloon keeper on Angelica street.
Union Hill. The Coroner going to the house
found Lowenstein's body 3 bed in room in the
rear of the saloon. In the mans hand was q large
navy revolver. one chamber of which empty
The Coroner learned that Lowenstein was
about thrty-sevcr years of age and had re-
sided at Union Hill for several years. It is
not known whether he married or had any rela-
tives in this country. He was last alive early
yesterday morning, and the first known of the sui
eide through neighbor who entered the saloon,
and not finding Lowenstein at the bar went into
the bedroom. He (the suicidc) had thrown himself
on the bed, and placing the revolver to his mouth
fred, the ball lodging in the brain that death
must have been instantaneous. The motive for the
autr IA 10 n n
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

sb ars brig Lsoss s
Bertha Anderson Br Anderson do; brig Kong Carl (Nor
Cleared asih. barks Molclamo r Neil Montreal; Nor
ton r, Dunn, arne; nth. bark sjofna Nor. Christian
son il.aerr; nnI nsl%ar tSSr' s sran DO
London. -
Arrived sat steamer Hibornian B. Archer. Baltimore
.MosrR'tAL. Aug g7-Arryed. steamers Navigator ,Br
NKwyAsrs w,o,S Sg % Ang %2-rved bark Ocean Traveller
rcrou. Aug 27-Arrivsd. brig EbA ORR. Dawson. Lon
Cleared 27,h brig ST Louis, for Glasgow
QuTnsc Aug 2,.cssreda stesmsr. fhsms. orr, simp-
ssa sS% S aso~ ships snf AsSS o
zernichew, London. Gienmorag tBrJ. Dawson Gasrow;
Rasssii Newcastle; sally 5r T%srs% Icnaon ~aa' '"
Bergman. Bristol, 4. VIZ
Asrwrn isArsssd IEa Eas q S%.s Philadelphia
BAY July adssiiod Vsa Bssfs%ss S% i.si.~ay.
xusx.sp. Aug io-sailod City of New York 10. Cobb.
BaIsrol, Aug ioArrvcd. Them,s. Quebec goth, silver
sailed si',, ElIis. Erase, Fraser ris.oq
ysasfSSs, so~Ss ara%sS is Boliysr Bo"son Sc~;
York; Sieons, Pence Baltimcre.
BELrAs,, Aug 2o-Xrrivsd, Minus ii ocrow. Gerow St
Sailed 10Th Lsng-hsw o Bre.hsrscn, Nsx YORK
Owen. brown, Bsltimoroa stormy Petrol. Dwyer. do;
Frank Pendlcton, Nichols San Francisco. - y
CADiz July 15-Saied David Bergbee Showers, Boston
DEAL Aug 2I-Passed. Lady Blessngton. from Qucbec
Tor oudon Earl OF Shaftcsbury. Sorby supposed
bee for do; 21st. Eldra Quebec for do -
Sailed 2lst, sjomandcn, Overland. Delaware
Under way 2ist Lizzie Fennel smith, for Tybcc; Mary
Pratt, Savin, Cardiff -
Dovkn Aug al-Passed Violet. from Now York for the
Tyne; warsaw. Curry London Tor New York Liverpool
Lambert do do; Roomar Morrison, Chatham for Quebec
DuNKtRK Aug 10-Afrivcd, Ksroon. teitser Now York
Sailed 18th, VIM Douglass. Douglass, Delaware Break
water.
DuSDALE. Aug 17-Arrivcd Atlas. vidniich, New York.
nvnLlS, Aug iD-Arived. Oscar, Miramichi; Queen OF
India Quebec.
Sailed 10Th. Rex. Miranichi.
DARGoR, Aug l3--Took pilot. Magma Zaehariasen. from
Pnau for New York
fALaourn, Aug 2i-saod, Earl Of shsftesbury, Lon
don.
on Lands End 18th. Carl ksnow. fsborg. from Bati-
more for Newcastle
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK NoRru CARoLISA-The Signal Corps station at
Norfolk. Va reports at IL 80 AN follows The Coast
wrccknr Company aoated the bark North Carolina tB
from the beach Station aud brought hor TO Hampton
Roads at IL Pm 3uh No serious damage had been done
her that is perceptble She will proceed TO Baltimore
BRio ELIZA STEVENS. Rich. from Brunswick, Ga, for
New York put into Charleston Aug 81 with loss OF part Of
deck load
Bnie vIoLxr tIiaw), has been lost among the Pacific
1sands
Sem TwrieHr. Hatch, at Yarmouth Ms from the hsh.
ing banks reports that during tho gale OF the 18th of
Halfax saw schooner VI about 12O tons capsxe turn
bottom up and sink. The twilight Immediately bore up
for She spot but nothing OF the Grew.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug 30-Arrived steamer Agnes Q3r Irvine.
Baltimore; ship Lcvathan (Nor). Mosfed, New York.
Sailed Soth Bolgianlsnd (Bog Jackson Phila-
delpha; ship Theodore H Rand (Br>. Shaw. New York.
BELFAST Aug 3l-Arrived, bark Goletta Br) Pratt
Philadelphia
BORDEAUX, Aug 29-Arrived. barks Harry Bailey (Br
Sinclair. Baltimore; Lois Br. Raymond. Philadelphia
Hosten Nor, Andersen New York. Formose Fr). Simon.
Pascagoula.
Sailed 29th. bark Jane OBJ, Haincy, New York
BREMEN Aug 3lArrived. ship Louisiana, Oliver Ran.
goon. aws'
CHasrrASIA. to Aug 3i-Arrived bark Hsugereid Nor)
Olsen, Now York.
DAxrzrc Aug 2s-Arrivsd bark Libra (Sor Jorgenson,
New York.
DESIA. Aug 2s-In port. Rugby Br for Malaga
and New York, ldg.
CRoSsrADr Aug 3i-Arrived bark TodeD skiold DAM,
Peterson Philadelphia.
GRKxSocK. Aug so-Arrived bark Hans Nielsen Houso
(Nor), Hoyer, Now York.
GARRUcHA to Aug 30-Sailed, ship Camperdown (Br),
Jones. Philadelphia
HULL. Aug s0-Arrived, steamer Lepanto (Br. New
York; 3lst, brig Svea (Nsr). Olsen. Baltimore
Sailed 3oth steamer Riato r, Avery New York harks
Aker Nor Orum do: aist, Saga or. sveHdsen. Phila-
dephia.
HAxBuRG. Aug so-Anivsd. bark Flora tNor), Hsrvor,
Richmond.
Sailed soth, brig Trenmor Cor) Christsnsen. Phia-
dephia; 3lst. Weland Ger), Hebich New York
HAvRx. Aug 81. 7AM-Arrved. steamer AmeriQue (Fr).
LIvKRPooL. Aug 3o-Ssled ships Bertram Rigby (3r),
woale. New York Arcturus Kelley, Norfolk aatter
reported sailed 2sd); bsrks Sarah Cam 3r Bsveridge
Bsltmorc vcnexuols tBr Byrns, Delaware Broakwster.
LIzARD Aug 3i-Arrived of. stc.ser wsstphaa (Br.
Schwcnscn, New York for Hamburg
MovILLK. Aug 3l-Arrived, steamer Peruvian (BD
Smith. Montreal for Liverpool
PLYxourH Aug 3osAiod. bark A.oR tNor. Middlsthon.
Now York.
PALERMO. Aug 2ssaod, steamer Exeslsor tBr). Clay
ton, Depia and Now York.
SHIELDS Aug so-saed steamer Adirondack (Br, new).
Poster, New York.
SrxrriE. Aug 2SArrived barks stralsnnd Ger, Ocl
berg. New York; 10Th. Minna <Ger Bsese wimin gton
NC.
sr NAzAIRE. Aug 29-Arrvcd, steamer Inchcutha (Br)
Grihs Baltimore; brig FERN Nor Just. New York for
Nantes
Woo. 10 Aug siArrived. bark Olive Thurlow Corbet
New York.
WEATHER ON THE ENGILsH COAST.
HoLrHxAD. Aug ai-wind wsw. moderate; cloudy.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
A DISTINGUISHED PATIENT.

Henry Barton. the burglar. who entered the prem
ises OF Frank Miller, at Essex and Stanton streets
last Friday night. and who, In trying to escape ar
rest, attempted to shoot Officer Dokel and instead
shot himself in the head. has been identified as a
well known "professionaI who is known to the fra
tcrnity by the cognoncn of dutch Harman No. q"
He is still patient at the New York Hospital. The
recover
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
lcn. Virginia for New Haven.
SAILED.

Steamers Jeranos Br) fcr Antwerp: Malabar tBr, do;
ships Peacemaker tBr), Antwerp Don Quixoe er) Ham
town Falmouth
Sailed 3Dth. steamers Ieverrier (3r), London; Amoro
(Br). Rotterdam; Arothusa Q}r). Havre.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Thefollowing record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty tyfour hours in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts phar-
macy, HERALD building. No. 2lS Broad way
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

HS5-See port arrivals.
Cleared New Bedford Aug 80 ship ireh Perry Chase
for Pacific Ocean.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01

OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
The New York herald., 1879-09-01

Average temp raturc yesterday. .............. q
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u
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Switzerland. 5IAntwerp -. l52 Broadway
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01

named William II. Beail appeared as COM
plainsnt against him. Tho information charged
that tho ring for which Bcall paid $500 was
only worth seven cents To sustain this the
prosecution called jeweler named William
NorhoR TO the stand as an expert. The wit
ness, after testing the ring stated, much to tho
surprise Of everyone and to no one more than
the defendant, that II was worth about $500
as the composition contained somo god. Mr.
Browning, the counsel for defendant, remarked
that the deGonse was only prepared to prove
that the ring was worth thirty.seven conts,
which was the price at which Guggonheimer
bought tho lot The case was dismissed. John
Dempsey, the man arrested at the Fair for
snatcbing $50 bill from a colored man named
George Allen, was also arragned, and Allen
described the operation by which he lost his
money. The case was continued to allow
Dempsey to procure witnesses
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01
OITY NOTES.

The only Turkish (hot air) Bath In tho
city, 500 i street, near Judiciary Square
The new hot-air and Turko. Russian bath.
room will reopen October 25th at SOB j. street
northwest
The best Vienna bread In the city can DO
obtained only at F. Freund's, 702 Ninth street
northwest also confectionery.
To-day Is All Saints day, and there viii
DO appropriate services in tho Catholic and
Episcopal churches,
The employees Of the Government Printing
Office were paid off yesterday in gold and sill
ver-receiving ten per cent. in silver aud the
rest In gold.
The pedestrian contest between May Mar.
shall and Salisbury at Franklin Hall ended
rather suddenly at o'clock last evening tho
score then being-Miss Marshall 81 miles aud
salisbury 81.
"A delegation of the managers of the Wash
ington Inebriate Asylum paid visit to the
Commissioners yesterday, carrying with them
u lengthy petition asking for aid for that in
stitutiOn. Commissioner Dent promised to
call the attention of Congress to the matter.
Dennis Collett, the colored coal-hcaver
who struck Jim Cenevin iu the head with
cart-standard OH Johnson's wharf last Thurs
day afternoon and escaped, was arrested yes
terday morning by officer Barry at Eleventh.
street wharf and locked up at the Island sta
ton.
Tho frame house No. 1905 Nineteenth
street was set fire TO about half.past twelve
o'clock yesterday afternoon by the carelessness
of a servant In throwing hot ashes into a pile
of rubbish. Tho fire communicated to the
adjoining house, damaging both TO the extent
of $500, An alarm was struck from box 2l7.
Officer Clements of the Eighth precinct,
in attempting to arrest some colorcd roughs
early this morning who were acting in a dis
orderly manner on Second, between G and ID
streets southeast, was set upon by them and
beaten about tho head and face with brick.
Before assistance could arrive the officers rs.
sailauls had escaped. so no arrests were made.
In response to n communication from
School-Trustec Lovejoy the Commissioners
state that If the appointments were made ac-
cordng to the act of Congress Of July 90, 1866,
there would be due the colored schools on
account of payments made to the white
schools ofWasllington and Georgetown to July
1, 1879, the sum OF S2s 1858, and the pay
mcnts made from July to tho present time
will not materially change the figures given.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01
NATIONAL FAIR NOTES.

Among the visitors to the grounds yesterday
were President Garrett, of the Baltimore 6.
Ohio railroad, and his private secretary, Mr..
Potts. They were accompanied by Supcrin-
tendent KOoniz, Of the Washington branch,
and were hOnored as special guests by the off,
GERS of the Fair Association.
The Art Gallery was opened yesterday for
visitors.
Captain White, of the Norfolk City Guards
WAS present and witnessed the drill OF the
Washington Light Infantry lie expressed
the highest admiration OF the proficiency at
tanned by Colonel Moorcs company. After the
drill Colonel Moore was presented with u frame
cut from solid wood by Mr. A. r. McEIroy,
intended TO contain tho portrait OF Colonel
Moore recently presented to him by his COM
pany.
In the contest yesterday for matched horses
a pair Of blacks from Ernest Burgdori's stable
seemed to be the absorbing topic. Driven
around the track they were the cynosure of
all eycs-velvct coats without u white bemish
and thoroughly in hand of any ono holding
tho reins. Ia, front OF the grand stand ut ono
tme-in response tOaCry toilet EN- g" The drv-
or Stacked the reins aud vt once the blacks gave
satisfactory evidence of their speed and en-
durance, winning the prize of $40, the Ma.
tiOnal 7 ,r premium for best matched horses
aud closest in point Of color and movement,
The exhibit of b. w. Reeds Sons, groGers,
at the no rthcast corner Of the Main Hall, is
one of tho most attractive in the building.
Visitors cannot fail to admire the taste dis
played in the arrangement of tho spocialties
Tor which this house is noted, such Ms sauces,
spices and other table luxuries. Mr. John W..
Garrett president OF tho Baltimore s. Ohio
railroad, declared yesterday that their exhibit
was the prettiest in the hall. The articles
which excite the most admiration in the
Messls. Reeds space are Thurber's canned
goods, tho labels upon which are Of the pret-
tiest and most novel designs.
The programme for to-day is as follows
II a. m. athletic games commence, aud last
two hours; / p. nj. the tournament, in which
furty-sevon knights are entered, will begin,
and ut o'clock 4 ilye-mile bicycle rHcs will
| wind up the days events.
| There was another oYerhsulng of tho
" flkirs yesterday. The police alsolHided a
| lot OF men who were conducting sWeat-Coth
| in ono OF the stables.
The public school-teachers were paid yestor-
day, 50 us to enable them to 60 to the Fair TO-
| day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01
YESTERDAYS REGATTA.
Tho Sport Spoiled by Rough Water-Poto-
mae Wins the Shell Race.


On account of the high wind yesterday
afternoon the entire programme arranged
for the joint regatta of the Analostan and
Potomac boat clubs was not carried out. Tho
managers waited some two and a-half hours
for the wind to subside in order that the shells
might be brought out. About 5 o'clock tho
sun having gone behind the hills and tho
water having become somewhat calmer, it was
decided to have tho four.oared shell race.
The Potomacs were the first at the stake-boat,
the heavy. weight crew, Messrs. r. L. Cropey
stroke Ed. Derrick, No. 3; X. w. Morgan.
No. 9; S. II. Wheeler, bow, being stationed
furthest to tho left or Virginia side the light
weights, Messis.W f. Roberts, stroke; J. j. Zeg-
Ter, No. 3; Norman Bestor, Noe; W. II. Gibson,
bow, took up their position to the right Of the
heavy weights. The Analostans soon after
came out aud rowed into position, the heavy
weights, Messrs. J. r. White, stroke; Parker
Page, No. 3; L. s. Mnunder, No. 9; J. r. Mar
shall, bow, ON the lett, and next to the Potomac
light-weights. The Analostan light-woights,
Mcssrs. Richard Pairo, stroke; John w.
Corson, No. 3; Med. Douglass, No. 9;
f. Whiting, bow, had tho District side. Con.
siderable delay in getting of WAS caused by
the starters and judges and tho time
keeper and signal man being on different
boats. After one false start the boats got OF
well together at 500, though the Analostams
took the water little ahead of the POtomaCs.
All the boats Rugged the Virginia shore. Soon
after the start the Analostan heavy crew
went out Of their water aud fouled The Poto-
mac lightweight crew. The two did not stop
rowing, however, but kept up their stroke
until the finish. All the boats kept pretty
even, and there was considerable confusion at
the finish. The judges however, decided that
the Potomac heavy-weights crossed the win
ming line first about half length ahead of the
AnaOstan hcavy-weights, with the Potomac
light-weights third and the Anaus;an light
weights fourth. The Potomac light-weights
did not make a claim OF foul, although they
were entitled to do so. The confusion Mt the
finish was so general and tho evening was so
dark that it was impossible to take the time,
hut the THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, reporter
thinks himself pretty safe when he says about
ten minutes. The course was one mile and
| a half straight away from the long bridge to
the Potomac bcat-house. Although it was
very chilly, the wind blowing from the north
west the two bUat-hOuses and the wharves
and shipping in their vicinity were crowded
with sight.seccrs. Refreshments were served
and dancing was INDUCED in ut each boat.
house.
During the afternoon tho Marine Band
judges and favored spectators were stationed
on the steamer Rescue from the navy-yard
commanded by Lieutenant Commander Evans
The signal for starting was given by the dis
charge of howitzer from the bow of the
steamer. Captain b. l.. Blackford 0iliciated II:
time keeper and master Of ceremonies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01
s. ovERCoATs. EIsEMAN BROS.



The Southern Republican Association met
at Beck's Hall last evening, ID. NJ. Lindsey in
tho chair and A. NJ. Hardy secretary.
Messrs. s. A. Swails, of South Carolina, and
r. p. Murray, of Missouri, were added 20 tho
executive committee.
Mr. Hardy obtained the floor, and after
short speech, in which he declared that the
association needed stronger men to manage it's
affairs, rendered his resignation as secretary,
which WAS accepted
This move was the signal for the presenta-
ton of tho designations of Vice-Presidents A.
M. Green, of Florida. and It. L. Douglass, OF
Mississippi and Treasurer W. II. McWhirter.
The association declined, however, to accept
tho resignations, and nearly an hour was CON
sumed in proftless discussion regarding tho
propriety of requesting tho resignation of the
president of tho association. No action was
taken in the matter motion to adjourn bo.
ing adopted.
1t is claimed that this trouble grows out OF
desire on the part of an cx-Congressman
from the South to preside over tho deibera.
lions Of tho association.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01
Prudent Stock specu Iation.

The Stock Exchange never presented such al
admirable condition for profitable and rapid stock
fortunes made by quick fluctuations and skllml
manipulations. Careful and reasonable people
only operate through tho combination system of
large or small means to invest and realize hand
some profits, which are divided pro rata among the
shareholders every thirty days New combinations
can be safely invested with splendid opportunities
for quick profits. An Illinois grain dealer made
in4estcd $50 when Welded siS3 ID lie made nv
three Investments over $1,000. A Wisconsin coun
Try merchant made si,2i6.l6 IN four combinations,
and others have done equally as well. New ex-
planatory circular with 'Unerring rules for sue
cess" mailed by Mcssrs. Simpson Co., Bankers, 10
Exchange Place. New York City.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01

A dispatch has been received by tho Depart
ment of State from DR., C.. G, Cox, Secretary Of
the Australian Commission, dated Sydney,
New South Wales, September ., 1879. DR..
Cox arrived in Sydney on the LIST of September
and was cordially received. The preparations
for the opening of the great exhibition on the
17th of September arc on largo scale, over
1000 workmen being engaged. The buildings
and grounds are truly magnificent and tho dis.
play will be highly croditabIe to this growing
country. The sections allotted to the United
Stated are in a promising condition-our OK
hibit will DO much more imposing than ut first
anticipated. There is, however, n great con rast
between our own country, with its meagre APP
preparation OF 100000, and other countries
with more liberal allowances. 1t is not un-
frequently alluded to by the foreign element
n,terms by no means fattcring Only by the
aid of volunteers could the interests of Amcr-
can exhibitors have been secured.
The exhibition at Melbourne in 1880 will
BIO far the grander one, and it is the general
wish that our country shall DO well represent
cd. Now is the time to establish permanent
and increasing trade with Australia. DIR. Cox
has prepared n circular to American producers
who intend to be exhibitors ut the Melbourne
exhibition. Definite specifications should be
sent. No duplicate articles will be admitted
neat cases, not expensive, are desirable. The
dimensions of floor space required for each
| article should DO specified. Tho Melbourne
exhibition promises to be we'll patronzed by
the various nations of the world The
mechanical products of no country stand
higher than our own, having secured awards
at most of the great exhibitions in Europe.
DR.. Cox has an able assistant in Dr. t. Ii.
Williams, who serves without compensation.
ntn1N Tai. n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-01
Not to DO Driven from Home,

Seventy soldiers, recently declared by sur
geOn's certificate able to perform military SER
vice, have been discharged from the Soldiers
Home by the board of managers. 1t is now
proposed to test the legality of this action,
and Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood yesterday filed
for James p. Clemens in the name of the
United States, petition for o mandamus
against Surgeon. General j. X. Barnes Adju.
tant. General f. d. Townsend and Commits.
sary-General Robert Merely, acting as com
missiOners, to show sufficient cause under tho
law for his disbarment from the privileges of
tho Home. The petition states that he is en-
titled to admission to the Home and its rights
and benefits; that no has been elected from
the Home by the acting governor of the
Hume, Joseph II. Potter, under the instruc.
tons of defendants, said cjectment taking
place October 25th instant, ON the allegation
that he is able to sustain himself and
perform military duty. He AYERS that
he is unable to maintain himself, not being
able to labor; that he has no fortune, and pre-.
senting his application for re-enlistment, he
was promptly refused. He AYERS that during
his service there was deducted from his pay
twelve and a-hslf cents por month for the
support of the Homo, and as he beloved, it
was for tho purpose OF emitting him to its
benefits should he become disabled. He AYERS,
| further, that the Home belongs to the soldiers
OF the regular army that 1t has boon bought
and paid for with their money, and 1t is not
| the property Of the board of management,
otherwise called the board of commissioners,
aud his circumstances are such as TO mako bis
demand imperative