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National Republican., 1880-10-01
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To the Editor of The National Republican,:
SIR' The republicans Of Orange county are
organizing aud getting ready for active cam.
puign work, II. l.. Harris of Alexandria,
secretary of the congressional district ex.
ecutive committee of the eighth district ad .
dressed a very large meeting here Monday,
which was composed Of republicans from ali
over the county. The speech was listened to
with marked attention and created no little
enthusiasm, After the speaking about 100
persons enrolled themselves us mombers of
the Garfield aud Arthur club of the town
Arrangements We're made for holding meetings
aud organizing the party throughout the
county. Notice was given that grand rally
Of republicans of the county will be held on
the court green next Saturday, when Major
Sampson p. Bayly, Hon. l.. H. Lewis, United
States district'attonoy; 4, w, Harris, repub.
lican presidential clectoT l.. +, Payne Of
Alexandria, IL. l.. Harris aud others will
speak. Three rousing cheers were given for
Garhold, Arthur aud Bayly, and tho crowd
slowly dispersed. The prospect Of republican
success seems Frightening in tho eighth con.
gresSional district. Notwithstanding Judge
Willoughby's opposition Bayly will be elected
to the forty-seyonth congress, OBSERVER.
ORANGE CoURr-HousE, Sept, 90, 1850.
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estimates for the cost of the manufacture OF pat
ented inventions and all the necessary tools, and the
manufacturing OF the same ON royalty, All commu-
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FOR SALE-UOU;SES.

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offer se3O-3ts
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~ good references; terms low. No Sg Thirteenth
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PEEsSONAl..

A N examiner In the Patent onice desires to form
IN n connection In the patent business with perty
with capital est iblshed business Address T. y
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

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PROPOSALS..
ron WASTE PAPER.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or ENoHAv1SG AND PRINTING,
WAsIuSoTON, d. O., Sept y. s0,J
HSEALED PROPOSALS for the purchase OF the
waste paper OF the Bureuu Of Engraving and Print
ing for the remainder Of the fiscal year ending June
30 next will be received this O'ce up " O'Clock
M, TIL UTtSDAY, SEPTEMBE 20, 1870. The right
to waive defects and to reject any all bids Ia re
served. Blank forms Will be furnished upon applca-
tlou. o. II. IRIJH
se3.e5.2s-30 Chief of Bureau.
WAsHINGToS cry PosToFFfcF, !
OFFICE or TIIE POSTMASTER, =
WAsIfIs,ToS, ID. G., September II, 1850 }
CEAIED PROPOSALS. Will be received nt this
IDOnice until l2o'COck m. FRIDAY, October proI.,
for the purchase OF The following g-described old
teril Waste Paper Jute Canvas Cotton Canvas,
Waste Twne, Leather, Leather scraps Brass and
Old Iron, Each proposal must be made to cover a
period of one year, and each successful bidder will be
required TO remove the material coming within his
direct.
These bits will be opened Immediately after tho ex-
pration tashe time named, In the presence Of such
bidders may be present. All material must be re-
moved without pense TO the office. Security for
faithful perfDrIne ence will be required.
The Postmaster reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids. Mark envelopes, Proposals for old material"
II. H. ANGER,
sol3t octt Postmaster.
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EDUCATIONAL.
National Academy Of Ftne Arts.
EOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

Tho most thorough instruction In every department
OF m rom the Preparatory Course to Portrait and
Historical Painting The Science Of Art viii he
maueeo clear and simple that years OF study will be
saved the student
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET
aeSOtf
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WANTElb--HlEIP.

DOY wANTED-Ono from sixteen to eghteei
i years old who can read manuscript we'll rs copy
holder ON u morning newspaper. Apply by lette
ony 10 y II. Republlcnn 0nice.
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A WIDE AWAKE TOWN.

BRIsToL, Conn.,, Aug. 17.-This town was
for years strongly Democratic until last fall IL was by
hard and constant effort wrested from the Democrats
then and a Republican Representative chosen. This
year the campaign was opened immediately after the
nominations and Mr. Cole chairman OF the state Cen
tra Committee says that Bristol dong as handsomely
as any town in the state. Mr. John Bree. chairman OF
the Town Committee is 6evOtng nearly his whole time
nd energies TO the work. and Republicans may lock for
results on tho "a OF November. All the neighboriog
towns are getting thoroughly walked up, and since the
State Convention at Hartford WAS held all doups OF
handsome majority for Garfield and Arthur are dis
PEELED.
There was n splendid rally here on Friday evening
last when & arreld and Arthur banner was pnfured
The gathering was noticeable not only Tor us large Sze
,t tor the excellent material OF which Is was composed
Many OF the prominent business men OF the place
were present. 1he speeches were made by joseph L.
rhour and Ira L.. Forbes. Among those present wcif
- q Trsadway cashier OF the Bristol National Bank
n H. Birgc a prominent bnsiness niah Miles fecH,
OF The Bristol Savbgs Bank John H. sessions.
=. b. Root, B. +. Newell, Edward lnsraham' Wallace
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aug. Il. 1ssO.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres A" 1t IL expected
tnat Senator Devae, OF BueDOs Ayres will be elected
President Of the Republic"
Jonas Reis Co., bankers and bullion merchants ana
foreign exchange brokers OF LIVERPOOL have suspended
payment. Their liabilities are not mentioned-
Berlin dispatch to The Post says that Count Henry
Won Arnirn, desires rebearing aud mas expressed
readiness TO submit himself to Prussaa idrsicsiOh
A dispatch from Berlin to The Morning Post says; In
consequence OF the general bad harvest In Germany.
there has OF the agitation for the rohi-
bilion OF the export OF eoru
A dispatch from Rome To The Times states that tha
pope Will hold "a Consstory Friday next, when he
viii nominate number OF Italian, spanish ana trans
atlantic Bis nOTs and Archbishops
AT the Court Marital at Gosport to-day the competl-
tor who assaulted the witness OF Sergeant William
Marshmau's p Improper marking II the Butts during the
recent meeting of The National Rife Association at
Wtmhiedo,. and VINO prOtifed by such marking. was
sentenced weeks at hard labor. lie
was A peDsOned Sergeant vi the Marines
The Daiy Nerss correspondent at ST. Petersburg says
he pcli-ves that II has been decided TO establish
s.cia chancery for the trial OF press matters under
the direction OF lenent official under whose recent
direction Of the existing Press Burau, not singio
had been inflicted. and n Is expected that
all aues concerning The press M be dealt With by
o. uiuary Courts Of Justiea.
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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
EFFORTS TO OBTAIN CANDIDATES.

THE PROMINENT MEN IN THE PARTY DECLINING TO
ACCEPT SOMINA1IoNs-A FORLOIN HoPE-wILL
ENGLISH Bg FORCED TO RUM
The State Convention of the Democrats OF
Connecticut will meet to-day. A staff cOrre-
spOndent writes that the nominations OF Big
Glow and Bulkeley by the Republicans OF
Connecticut have so demOralized the Demo-
Gratis that the prominent men of the
party have nearly all declined to
run for Governor. The Grecnback ele-
ment dominates in the Democratic party
of Connecticut which has depressing effect
on Ex-Governor Hubbard and others deter
mined effort is now being made to force ex-
Governor English to accept the nomination,
although he has several times declined
it. Colonel LOomis has written letter which
is said to mean that he will accept the nom
inatiOn.
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Brakes THAT WOULD NOT HOLD.

As freight train from Jamaica, on the
Long Island Railroad was entering tho Fiatbush Avenue
station in Brooklyn. shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning. the brakes lost control Of the wheels from the
slippery condition OF the track in Atancave between
Carlton and Fatbush-aves., where the grade IL quite
heavy. The tran which consisted OF eleven cars and
was In charge OF Conductor Allen. ran for number OF
blocks at OF five miles an hour, wnere Its
usual speed is mile and crashed heavily into the
parior car GEN. standing at the end If the track IN tho
station The car badly injured The engine or the
freight tram was damaged somewhat and tue tend
was ashed. Engineer Niverscn remained at ms
post and escaped injury. Just before the collision
me fireman Jumped of in place OF safety.
coIored porter see IN the par!Or ear. but ne
was hurt One OF the freight ears was thrown rom
of the Brooklyn Fatbush and Coney Island Railroad,
which was broken badly The entire amount OF dam ge
IA estimated ut 81 900 The delay To outgoing traius
W kllgnt.
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MISS NELSON'S DEALTH.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aug. II, 1850
Miss Adelaide NeIlson, who died in Paris Sun.
day morning, was driving in the Bos de Boulogns
on Saturday evening when she was seized with
sudden illness and was conveyed to the nearest res.
taurant, where she expired. Her remains will ba
buried in Brompton Cemetery, London, at the end
Of the week.
PARIS, Tuesday, Aug. IL, 1850.
A post m0rtem examination attributes the death
of Miss Nelson to dropsy of the heart, accelerated
by extreme indigestion.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. ls, 1850.
The Paris correspondent of The Daily Ners
says Miss Nelson's death Is attributed
to drinking q cup OF iced mix which %
medical writer in a Paris Journal says ia
very indigestble. Miss Nelson was
twolve hours N mortal agony. Her body was claimed
at the NOrguc by an old naval officer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
DROWNED FROM a CANAL BOAT.

DROWNED FROM A CANAL BOAT.
NFWBJRG NJ Y. Aug. l7.-JOseph Guy, or Fort
Given Was drowned om canal boat on which he was at
work . -. ,nr u..n
RoNDOUT, n. y, Aug. 17.-Captain hallenbeck
o the steamer Columbia accidentally shot ia the hand
day. The injury Ia not dangerous
BRIsToLs BI.CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
PKOyIpt NCF, IL. l., Aug. 17.-BrIslol IS making
celebration OF the bcentenLal
of the settlement the town ON september "a
MEETING OF INSTRUCTORS OF THE BLIND.
IOrIsyfIIF XIV, Aug. 17.-ihe sixth mccInR of
the Assooiaon of nsuctrs OF the BIND began
here to-day. sixty representatives were present
KILLED BY FALLING DOWN STAIRS
SPnINGFItLD, Mass, Aug. l7.-Jnhn Can. of
dOsa dark pair OF stars IN Nortbrups
Block at Lee. recently, and aed in twent'o houis
CUT IN BY TRAIN.
KEsBARRF. Penn, Aug. l7.-Patr,ck Padden;
aqe sixteen by train on the Delaware ana
HniS road at III creek. this evening" and his body wAs
LANES OSULLIVAN RELEASED:
RAJTINnnE Aug. 17.-James O'SuiiivaD, or q
asy arrested the charge OF assault
ing Jul Felix nine old in Hanover Poni was again
brought before Court today on second wn OF haDeas
corpus The found be defective and he
WAS again released and Immediately left the civs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
CLEANS MARCHING BATTALION.

OLEAN, n. Y, Aug. 17.-Thc signers TO the
membership roll Of the Oean Garfield and Arthur Club
now numbers 69 The marching BATTALION Is composed
of eight companies Of infantry OF fifty each and one
company OF cavalry and there is also one company OF
coored citizens of thirty members. The following
the officers of the battalion: Colonel. Major King
lieutenant colonel. Il. NJ Whitney major S. III. Bradley
adjutant, A. J. Dickinson; quartermaster, J W. Alex
ander senior captain Colonel Lauan. The meetings at
the wigwam every evening increasing in number
and enthusiasm and both independents ana irish Demo
Gratis Derg added tn The membership OF the Garfield
and Al, hur Club Last Saturday evening 200 memDe
the cuD went down Alcgany to attend an opening
Of "A Garfield and Arthur Wigwam there. The meeting
was addressed by Major King, OF Porye, Dr. Bullock
member OF Assembly of this district, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
THE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

NEW POLITICAL PAMPHLETs-MORE GLKE CLUBS
FORMING.
The Republican Central Campaign Club has now
ready two additional tracts, Nos. and 8. They are
entitled respectively Turn on the Gas. or Democ-
racy Illustrated" a speech by Robert g. Ingersoll ;
and Stand III Your Places, or Reasons why Young
Men should Vote for Garfield and Arthur" Two
will be issued and this will complete the
series.
o. II. Neff, secretary Of Garfield and Arthur
Club at Satington, Penn, writes that Welsh glee
club has been organized in that place with mem-
bershp of eighty. all fine singers.
The Central Campaign Club chorus, at the close
of the rehearsal this evening. Will visit the rooms OF
the Republican National Committee and sing sew
eral of their songs. There Will be about $50 OF the
chorus present.
Among the callers yesterday was Colonel i. :.
Johnson of New Orleans State member of the
Boys III Blue organization. He SAID that the Re
pubhcans would keep up heir organization III Lon
Isiana, but that there little chance OF carrying
the State
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A sERENADE TO JOHN f. SMYTH.

ALBANY. Aug. 17.-This evening serenade
and welcome was rendered the Hon. John L. smyth
upon his return home from the seashore by the Repub
can General Committee and tue Republicans Of the city
After tine band lad played and fireworks were dis
charged Mr. slnyth was introduced by Mr.. Addison
K1ies OF The Erpress Mr. Smyth thanked
those present for their kindness, and assured
them OF HE unfuchnR support OF the Republican ticket
and OF the success II only iu ScwNCrk state, but
Of the election of Garfield and Arthur lie followed
ly SuperintenGeni Dutchcr ana Deputy secretary Of
State AusGn 6 wood, botn OF whom made brief and
ttirrin addr ,sses \ collation. then paraken OF at
the invitation OF Mr. Smyth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
JOSEPH A. SCRANTON FOR CONGRESS.
inv rrrrcrlpu ro TIP IHIg,rXFI

PITTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 1.-the Congress
sonal conierce meeting for the XlIh District of Penn
sylvania here this morning In brief and narmo-
nious session the Of Joseph A. Scranton was pre-
sen,ed and unanimously adopted us tie Republicsn
candidate for Congress. The Luzerne delegates led OF
In pledgng themselves and the Republican voters OF
their county hea'ty work the c3nddatc and The
party and its PRINCIPLES. The Lackawanna men re-
TO gc delegates from The lower end, ana
expressec confidence hat with her nominee at tho
head OF the ticAt!, LacKawanna would III re3se her
Republican majority. There viii be a HARMONIOUS
and vigorous campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
THE GUNS BOOMING IN BERGEN COUNTY.

HACKENSACK, y. J., Aug. li.-On MONDAY
evening tho Republicans turned out en- masse 10 at
tend the primary meeting TO choose delegates
for the forthcoming State and Congressional DIS
trict Conventions, be held at Trenton and Paterson
Mr. F. j. Stokes elected chairman, md III a vigo-
rous speech introduced the business Of the meetlug Mr.
d. A. Pell chosen delegate for lhc State Convention,
with authority to appoint his alternate. Messrs j..
j. Anderson, Il. +. Teihuu and L. H. ga &c We're chosen
delegates District Convention, and Messrs Ln,
Drnorest and Ricardo alternates. Mcssrs COffrv,
Linn aud Stewart made effective speeches. and num-
Der of new members added TO the roll OF the Ber
gen County Republican Club. Inc old Republican spirit
here as never so buovant and enthusiastic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
MP JrDDEN ASKED TO RESIGN.

James A. IIedden, the indicted cashier OF
the First National Bank, elected delegate 10 the
State Convention Of the Republican party by the pr-
mary meeting in Bloomfield. n. j.. on Monday night A
meeting was terward held, at which rcso ulon was
adopted appointing committee 10 wait upon Mi. ned-
Inc Republican voters Of the district lie waa requested
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
WAR CLOUD IN THE EAST.
-RouMANIA, TURKEY AND THE UNITED STATES.
IoSpOy Tuasday Aug II ISSO
A Scutaria dispatch to The Manchester
Guardian dated the 18th INST, says:


A Scutaria dispatch to The Manchester
Guardian, dated the 18th INST. says:
The DEGREES OF the Albanian National Assembly 40
Prisrend, declaring Albania ana ndivisible, with
Ochrida for capital demanding the recognition of
National Chief Prince aud rejecting the authority OF
the Porte at teleeraphed la the sultan Iha
Sultan tecgrlphed tie reply tnat the Albanian demands
were nadvsable. and counseled prudence lie said no
was hardly safe Stamboul himself. and would not un
dertake help The Abanans. II they deed Europe. In
such case they would reckon with the Powers
alone. This reply has acted as n damper the less
Iesoue spirits several delegates wished 10 recedo
from the revolutionary programme. The party OF
Prsrend has, however, gained the day. and the
delegates from KosOvo NOviaZar and other districts
remain united their resolution uphold the Nati0aal
prog anime. The Governor appointed by the Port
al Prsrend refused admission. All the Turkish
functonaries have been dismissed.
Eugene Schuyler has succeeded, through the media.
ton OF the British Minister, in arranging trade relations
between Roumania and the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
THE DISORDERS IN IRELAND.
LONDON. Tuesday. Aug. Il. Is

In the House of Commons this afternoon.
Mr. Forster Cher Secretary for Ireland, replying TO
question: stigmatzed speech OF Mr. John Dillon st
tho land meetings kildare Sunday as wickedness
and cowardice and abuse of the liberty Of speech.
There was no intention however, OF prosecuting Mr..
Dillon who would probably desire nothing better. Mr..
Forster confirmed the published reports OF riots At Dun
cannon and where aud concluded by saying that al
tho cergynen In Ireland should set their faces agansp
foolish religious PROFESSIONS the only effect OF which h
In create disturbance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
ORLEANS SOLID.

ALBION, n. Y, Aug. ia rOusing Gar
field and Arthur meeting has been held in the village Of
Gaines Eorth OF here. More than 1000 people were
present There was torchight procession more than
mile in length large mounted company present
from waterproof. The addresses were made by tue Hon
T. l. Pitts and T. SignOr. The people were enthusiasts
tic This county is solid Tor Garfield and Arthur.
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paien documents, the paper Of the Boys
in Blue, and pictures of Garfield and
Arthur. In front of the platform,

paien documents the paper Of the Boys
in Blue. and pictures of Garfield and
Arthur. In front of the platform,
was small table up TO which long file of men led.
who were waiting to place their the roll Of
the club. On the table beside the constitution and
bylaws was the very pitcher which nourished DIR.
Tanner during his long fast. Twenty-Five new
names were added 10 the list OF members OF the
club, after which the meeting was called to order
by j. +. BaDnister. The first speaker was j. IA.
Warwick. lie said that citizens would have to
choose this year between two parties one of which
points to its record for twenty years as recon-
meDdation of what it will do in the future. while
the other relies its promises of better conduct in
the future than IN the past.
at makes little difference TO the like myself"
he sald whose hairs are threaded with silver. what
party successful but TO the young 1t Is all
important We find ourselves confronted with
North brought us through the struggle then, as lt
will now. Wien the Republican party came i'll
power twenty years ago 1t found depleted J rens, ems
ury and divided Government. with 13,O00.O0O
of people in revolt. To save the country 1t had to
spend millions of dollars and sacrifice the lives OF
thousands. And now the Southern rebels ask us to
forgive and forget. i am willing to forgive, but,
i'll - name, am not willing to forget When
they ask us TO make a whole Summer with
one swallow. When they ask us to support o party
because ii has one Union General III II. with $50
rebel briQadicrs at hs back. | object. General
Hancock is a worthy man, and have nothing TO
say against him personally. will even congratu-
late the Democrats on the fact hat twenty years
of sound drubbing by the Republicans have taught
them 10 nominate a respectable man. This is not.
however, a question of men. bnt of parties. Every
sh0nld examine the records of the two parties
and cast his lot with the one which has the plfest
record"
iir. Warwick's speech was enthusiastically re,
cevcd, and he WAS interrupted frequently hy loud
and long-continued applause. Speeches were also
made by Walter Nj. Chandler and others.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Secfetary Sherman has
agreed TO make his first speech IN the campaign at
Cincinnati on the 30th inst. This Will be u
series of speeches in Ohio. In his opening address
he will present the reasons from financial point of
Wow why the people of the country should not in-
trust its interests 10 the Democratic party.
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DpCIINING TO RE A CANDIDATE.

Ex-senator Leon Albeit of jersey City,
has written "a letter to Senator John L. Mcpherson,
declining to he candidate Governor of NcwJersey.
Senator Albeit and his friends will support George c.
Ludlow ex-senator OF Middesex County. foi the homi
noton believing that 1t will harmonic all factions OF
lion seeure Democratic State Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

Barnes. Postmaster silas NJ. Norton. Representasys
Elijah Manross John BrRe, president OF the 0hrneiu
and Arthur Club. the Rev. ID. o. Ferris, Secretary WINS
low of the Republican Club. Austin 1hompson. Waher
hutchinson Alvin Tspln and c. II. Riggs. OF The Bris
toll Press There six Garfield and Arthur naes
in the townthree at the north sde at Pokviie IN
old Democratic stronghold and two a tile s0nth side
twenty foot ag VIII be raised at forestvie TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
THE COUTTs-BARTLETT MARRIAGE.

ISSV'
The London correspondent OF The Nam
chester Guardian says the OF dissatisfaction
felt high quarters at the proposed marriage OF Lady
QUITS and Mr. Bartlett is indicated In the
sa OF the of the Chapel Royal savoy for the cerc
mOny despite the great desire OF the Baroness that 10
be cclehr led there.
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A STEAMSHIP ASHORE.

QUEBEC, Aug. 1.-THE Donaldson Line
steamship Cybele. Captain Clatworihy, irom glasgow.
August g. with cargo Of coal for Montreal Is reported
ashore on the East point or Anticost.