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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
DENrlsrRY,-pr. Gladwin, Dentist vii

DENTlsTRY,-Dr. Gladwin, Dentist, vii
 reman in Prescott till the first of Apri
 next. It is now three months since opened my office in Prescott. In that time I have made over thirty whole and many parts of sets of teeth, and, in the meantime, have had a large number of persons call that wish for whole and parts of sets of teeth made, but have not the means to pay me my regular prices. Now, l will say to such parties. come in and get your teeth made, and my prices shall conform to your means. Don't delay any longer; have a large stock of teeth to select from, and am prepared to fit any mouth, no matter how bad, or how old I person may be. 1 waGrant perfect fit, office Tn Waldo House, Montezuma Sss. r,1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. March 9.-At Lo
 Lunas, yesterday, Chas. Shelton, Johr
 Redmond and Harry French were taker
 from jail and hanged at the nearest trees
 by masked men. Shelton murdered Fore,
 man Woodruff, last fall. Redmond killed
 James McDermott last January, at Gallup, on the A. & P. R. R.. French (alias Slmpson) was one of the band of -despera- does who killed Deputy Sheriff Jones, at Cranes. The mob also took two negroes from the Jail, beat them unmercifully, and turned them loose.
 CHICAGO, March s.-The Times Wash lngton special says Dr. Boynton has writ ten letter to Dr. Baxter, saying that Dr. Bliss was never placed in charge of the Presidents case by any member of the family, and was continued without any au- thority from them throughout the case Upon the back of Boynton's letter Is an en- dorsement by Mrs. Garfield of the truth of the statements therein. Dr. Baxter has circulated this letter among Senators and Members, in order to defeat Bliss bill.
 CHICAGO, March 9.-A Helena, Nj. T., special says the U. $. Marshal there has re- Oeived dispatch, dated March 3d from his deputy, John Healy that he Is prisoner among half breeds and Indians. in their camp on Milk River. The country is full of smugglers and illicit traders. He had arrested six of the leading men, and cap i tured $3, 900 worth of robes, when the In iians captured him and his outfit He asks nd from Ft Assenaboine, as there are not | troops enough at Poplar River, and the In Hans are ready for war The Marshal has iirected aid to be sen
 MEMtHIs, March O.-The Hustnucapa ma Lake Charles levees, in Bolivar county, 'roAe on Monday night, sabmerging the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
LYNX CREEK.
rull1Or.

This famous branch, named after the Lynx, because the first white men who visi- ted that section in 1863, just about where Bigelow Flat is now, discovered and killed one of the aforesaid animals, has produced for great many years thousandsupon thou sands of dollars, therefore has assisted in keeping up this section very materially. Just now the force located on the Creek is at work for all that's out placer mining quartz delving, etc., and not an idle man can be found from its source to where 1t IS lost in the valley of the Agua Fria. It IS not unreasonable to estimate the income from Lynx Creek this Spring, at from SC, 900 to SS,0OO. This is a nice little revenue from just one little nook of our rich mineral deposits.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

entire country of Bolivar. At Rosedale the water is 10 feet deep. All the dwellings of 300 inhabitants only three families yet re- main The levee immediately in front of Roseburg is crowded with negroes of both sexes, who are living on the cattle that have sought safety with them on the levee.
 MARICoPA, March 10.-Freight O R. 143O; K X S, APO; J II H, 430; FG P, 40; ] N McC, 13O; D L & Go. 1198; w D, $50; wv 80, S B 1190, K X s 23O0, P B B (E Co 3OO Buffam 7090, Raible 570, Lsng eco, Fisher 1900, Otis 140O, G & Go 400, Head S Co 333O, L B $ Co 19,250. S 9S5, W c o 2O1O, D c T 22S5, Sec A T 2O6, J NJ 995. G W D PHO, L 1T 90, J & $ 3L55, N E 534O, R c TOO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Jim Stewart, the boss stage man, came in by stage from the south to-day. Rumor says he has secured mml contracts on the following routes: Prescott to Maricopa, via Black Canyon; Prescott to Phenix, vit Vulture; and Prescott to Williams, wher- ever that isl, on the line of the A. X r: R. R. This is not official, however, and may be only guess work. The same au- thority gives Kerrens & Griffith about twenty contracts, among which is the Casa Grande and Globe route.
 The awards were to be published in Washington on the 4th, but as yet We have seen nothing about them in the dispatches, and are obliged, therefore, to depend upon rumor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

PENELOPE.-Yesterday we announced the presentation of Penelope on Wednesday eve ming next at the Prescott Theater, as given to us by one of the company, but now come other members who depose and say that the entertainment will positively take place on Tuesday evening instead of Wednesday. The majority say Tuesday, therefore Tues day goes. Erratum in yesterdays items, ''for Wednesday read Tuesday,"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

MT. Shull, of the Jeff Davis ranch, on the Hassayampa, is willing to gamble that he has more cubO>feet -of his ranch than any farm of its size in the IcrfIt-lsy efG of groGnd s52%d within his is 9s as yet bare spot O tlail broken except in the immediate vicinity of his house.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
.-IlEarhI

The play (one hundred faces) will appear in Prescott during this week, at the Cabinet Club Parlors. Mir. Taylor will appear in the first act as cashier and manager, All persons may enjoy themselves and spend a Pleasent evening over Club House Cigar, and witness the play mh3tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

l have just received l2 barrels of Prime California Butter, 19 cases of Lard, a lot of Prime Mackerel, Goldfish, Syrup, Oat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Currants and Hominy; also I6 barrels of crushed sugar, which I will sell wholesale, at low rates, for cash.
 f24 J. L. FISHER, Auction House.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT PRysoor.

LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr A. T. I n,a.,.. March 10th, lss2. I Notice IS heFehy given that the following named settler has filed Jtice of his in ention 10 make al proof ln support of his caim and secure final entry thereof at the U s. Land ofca, a: Prescott A. T on the 2O-h day Of April, 1882; ". H. Terri, E No. Id9 Tor the r of j. and !. of T I1 Zee l9 T ID West and names the following as his wit nesses, IH, VIZ; George "addell, Ephram J. Benuitt, Henry M Herbert Charles Taylor and CuiIford Hatbs wsy. all sf Yayapai County, A T.
 nil0-6t WILLIAM N KELLY Ia,.,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Bill Lynn came sailing in from the Bradshaws, yesterday afternoon, with a huge leather bag filled with mail matter Owing to the deep snows and bad roads this mail is now carried on horseback, but will resume its blackboard trips with the coming on of spring.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
TO DAYS NEWS.

Treasurer Cook will pay warrants on the General Fund from Nos l2 to 50, inclusive.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

The tnest butter that reaches this market IS imported by Herzog. He gets the choicest brands and pays the highest price for it in the San Francisco market, and expresses it through f28
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Fred Hilterbrandt is taking advantage of the seEol by shiI ng cabbage plants, already well started, all the way from San Francisco by express.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
BORN.

Iss5 T, P.ttsrsonEs Louisiana, March 9th, daughter. Mother and child doing xsn. thjNGFI S FIELD-In Prescott March sth to the wifs or hobt. Springfield, daughter "-'' Me0ALL-To the wife of Gen. W. H. H. Mccall. March
 Sth, a daughter. AAAien
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

The public is hereby notified that Lou kornberg IS no longer in my employ and is not authorized to contract indebtedness on my account. J. T. SMMs
 Prescott, December 3. 1SS1.-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

w. A. Smith, who rode the bull that charged the heavy artillery on the 4th of July, came up from Fred Hiltenbrand's yes terday lookins hobby in a bran new suit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Chas. A. Randall has now a complete line of Harness and Saddles which he is selling at greatly reduced prices. f9-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Instructions on the banjo taught by an experienced teacher Orders left at this office, or the Diana. will recieve prompt at- tention. ma if
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

We hear that there IS a car load of fencing sss=s:.sz usl tc: the Baca grant, wire at Ma5Sss<t. l.sildte solzss which lies about forty miles northwest of Prescott. The wire is supposed to be in terde1 to fence in the watering places, to enable the owners to stock such portions of tn grant as are contiguous to water, with cattle,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

NJ ss Dessie Grandy, the accomplished and popular teacher, of Chino Valley, came up yesterday on flying visit, and returns to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Mrs Pine, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Shull all of whom have been quite unwell recently are, we are pleased to state, very much i'm nroved
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Professor Shaffer, the expert shelter, IS examining the mining resources of thls section, having special reference to tuxes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Fresh lemons, lines, oranges, apples and pears, p cents pound, at Bones & Spen cer's. d17F
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

All brands of smoking and chewing to baceo, and the best and cheapest cigars, at Bones X Spencers. d17*
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Nicely furnished rooms for rent by ths i.sa zssUsfid The codsI = sls:s day, week or month. Apply to Joseph Enle, corner Willis and Montezuma streets.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10
Table of Distances, Atlantic and Pacific and Pres
 colt Stage Line.

The following places are those estab. lshed on the route between Canyon Diablo and Prescott giving the correct distance of miles by stage oyer the route,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

GnIzoSa A'H MIN FRI ThS HnwsFaFGSa EEsPESa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

MILEs Canyon Diablo around the head of Padre Canyon to Flagstaff. Volunteer Springs .l2 Parker's mills and hdqrs tie camps. s Putnam Val and P < Ks hdqrs. .. s Drake's, Berry Bro, and Wilson's 10 Simms hdqrs and turn of road.... $ Hell Canyon Station .......... ..23 Little Chino Valley Station. ..l2 Prescott ....................
 40 Winslow from Canyon Diablo, 26 miles,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

BUSINESS LOCALS.
 Houses to rent; apply to J. L. Fisher. [f24I Paints and Oils at Randall's f9tf Gilt edged roll butter at Herzog's. f2S Fresh ca ndies, nuts and Christmas good just arrived at Bones & Spencers. d17*
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-10

Col. Jack Hays, of Texas ranger noto- riety, is dangerously ill at his home near Oakland, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
DAMAGE IN MULBERRF- STREET.

Flames were discovered at 8 a. IN. yesterday
bursting from the fourth-sory windows OF the sxstory
factory building Nos. 1i5 and LAT Mulberry ST. owned
by II. b. Sire & Son. Three alarms sont out. The
building had been fire Twice before within three
years The flames confined to the fourth and fth
stories, and were under control less than an hour
How the fire started could not be ascertaIned The
building was damaged about $1,000 Other losses we're
sustained by tenants folio Ss O. h. spencer, gold
beauer, basement, $500 Bddie voorhees,, first hoor
$1,000; manhattan Packing Co., second floor, Sl,O
Franke Levy, makers or woollen Jackets second and
third floors 5000; Mundt Il Creter machnists. third
floor $500 h. FournIer Co., chinsGs, fourth floor,
$1,000; Now-YUrk Trans linotype Co., fourth floor,
5000; Schwezer Son, giass-euters and jewellers,
itn floor, $l, ZOOS kamak Co., cutlers, filth floor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
TAzAL ENGAGEMENT fifth BEYEGADES

SAN Francisco, July ia dispatch from
whipple Barracks, Arizona says Reports were re-
ceived from Major Evans, Sd Cavalry, at the Depart
ment Headquarters this morning, which state that
troops consisting of the Sd and 9th Cavalry. Major
Chafce commanding, had an engagement with rene
gades from San Carlos yesterday at Cheylons Fork,
abont foyfve miles from Fort Verde. Major Chafee,
who following the Indians since their outbreak
from Carlos several days got them INFO deep
Iayine and the fight began they had no other aerna
rive. The casualties on the side OF the troops were
enlisted man wounded. since died; five others
wounded, two dangerously; Leutenants Morgan and
Converse. Sd Cavalry, wounded one Indian scout
Killed and one wounded. During the night the Indians
broke, leaving six dead bucks on the ground The
Bcouts report That about twenty were Killed The In
bians left all their equipage on the field, and tErvtwO
head OF horses and mules were captured by the troops
also and children The hOsties were led by
Nattistish, OF the surrendered White Mountain
Cibcu Chiefs These supposed TO be the Indians
gagged in recent outbreak at San Carlos when chief
OF scouts Calvig was killed. The command followed
these Indians through some OF the most mountainous
c0uDtry IN Arizona"
A dispatch from Prescott Ari says: "A dispatch to
2Ae Arizona Democrat from Verde states tDat
named Meadows and wounded his two sons,
knd IL Is thought they will die. Several citizens OF
Dont0 Basin missing Much stock has been
stelel. The indians moving 70 Red Rock County.
a number OF Indians were seen near StOnewal Lake
Today"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20

BENJAMIN-Athisr residence, Mt Pleasant AGA envy Sing
Sing n. Y. July 49, Major W. W. benjamin. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend tbs funeral
fIom trinity Episcopal Churchon rday, July 81 at
Trains leave i2dst for Sing Sing at l. a. H. and pm.
GILMAN-In syracuse n X on the lith inst Arthur GIL
Boston papers please copy
HEATH SUDDENLY in NewCanaan Conn. on the 18th inst
BENJAMIN D. Heath aged 90 years.
h late residence on Thursday 10th inst at
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend
Carriages wall be in waiting On arrival OF the O'Clock train
b. wife OF the Rev r. r. Harbaugh. Pastor Of Presbyte
Funeral al the Parsonage, Friday morning next o
UALLTDAY-suddony on July 49, at the residence Of her
Dekyn wife OF the Rev. David NJ. Halliday OF Princeton
Funeral from residence at Princeton, MI. Sat
urday I'D inst, at = o'c;.oeS p M NJ ,,,
KELLEY-A Greenwich. Conn very suddenly. wednesday
morning. July 10. Hezeksh Kelley aged 7s years
Carriages Of the ~ O'Clock train NJ Y. and New
Haven r. H.
soMERvILLE-on Wednesday morning. July 10. James
Funeral services his late residence. West S6hst.
Riversde-ave. on SATURDAY at IL O'Clock.
Friends kindly requested nos 20 send flowers.
VAN vALKENBURGH-AtN yscs-on. Hudson. Monday.
July ~ Allen Van Vsikenburgh son OF The late Daniel f.
Relatives invited attend the funeral
vices at Grace Church In Nyak on Friday morning. 2lst
Trains leave Jersey city by Northern of J. at $50
ms
woRTH-At westheld NJ Wednesday July 10, 1882 John
H. Worth. IN the 1!Ih yea OF his age -. Ga.
His funeral win De attended from his ate residence South
ave-. WestheId, on Friday at $3.50 ? m
Trains Central II OF ~ j. leave foot OF Liberty ST.
New.YOrk, at 4 an 43O p H.
WILsON-Enteed into rest 18th inst, Cynthia widow
OF the late William II. wi.son, OF Montcisir. n j.
MontcISir. on Thursday July 90 at $3.50 p IN.
Carrisges wiz be IN waiting ON arrival OF hs Sio train from
The friends and relatives are Invited 10 attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

BosTON, July 19.-The transcripts financial
article contains the following: The Union Pacific Rail
road Company las purchased the LoveaDd Pass Tun-
he and Mining Company. Stone & Loveland, finding
they could not money to through with the work
went to the Union Pacific Railroad Company and sold
oai Tor the amount OF money expended with interest
retaining, however, tho mineral rights In the tunnel
subscribers are now to be repaid their purchases of
bonds and given interest IN the mineral rjehts The
colorado poo has not yet been perfected IL agreed
20 Dy Tie three roads In interest at Chicago on
Saturday, and paper drawn in accord ance with
Sne terms published but at tho last the Union
acme hs4rOad Company raised new issue concerning
eaowne the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road is
caae Tor ire Denver freight and passenger business
ana getting more than 1t claimed from the pool Rates
srs being maintained BY all OF the 70 .ds.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20

so reams Of paper. 4 packages OF woodenware,
4 packages of agricultural implements 10 packages
of manufactured wood, packages OF hardware,
100 barrels of pork barrel Of crucibles, rolls OF
betting case of oil cloth. The Alhambra belongs
to the Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company.
belonged, which foundered north OF Cape Hatteras
a few months ago. The Alhambra was Iorn,eIiy
the Ada Wilson, and was built IN Preston: cnsLanu,
in 1865 She flies the British flag, Is OF IRON Wild
five bulkheads. schooner rugged 2lS feet long, 20
feet beam, 90 % feet depth Of hold, and TZS tons
burden.
The Rhode Island arrived at her pier at tho foot
of Warren-st, at O'Clock last evening. On inc
port side is great hole The paddle-box Is smasneo
IN, and the wheel hangs In sphnters. The briggs
and guard-beam had been carried away, but tneIo
was 10 injury below the waier-lne. Captain MOtt
made the following statement to TRIBUNE re-
porter:
"At a. M We were off New-1aven
We saw plainly the lights o. the Alhambra coming
toward us. was in the pilot-house with second
pilot James Dennis who was in charge OF the wheel
As the Alhambra approached she was three-quarters
blew one whistle and the Alhambra blew one
whistle. | blew first, however The Alhamora
kept on her course aud struck us just abaft tho
paddle wheel on the port side smashing in cur box
but not doing any injury below the wafer iiDe AS we
came together the captain OF the Alh1nDra SAID,
We blew one whistle. replied, Never nlin na
your whistle now, settle that afCerward. TAKE OH
your boat On investigation, we found slaterooins
Nos 2, 3, and 8, on the upper deck. smashed H.
and the barber shoD below entirely denoilsned. In
stateroOm No. was passenger, by tns namo VI
Mac Donald, who was asleep. The COLLISION "oke
him instantly, aud he Jumped up CONSIDERABLY ~
heightened. and ran TO the ttroOm door' 10
found it wedged, however, and could not open IT,
Pushing at it full force, he burst III through
The passengers behaved beautifully"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
SUPPLIES FOE ARCTIC CoLoNISTS.
,pocREss OF THE RELIEF EXPEDITION BOUND '0''
LADY FRANKLIN BAY.

PROGRESS OF THE RELIEF ENPEDl1ioN ""o
LADY FRANKLIN BAY.
fysoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT on The =
Ca Iouv,s N. F.. July THE military party anu
-. .,n;oh left New-York on June "a, per
srn..or AIhamhra of the Cromwell Line, arrived
80 I,lv4 On the last day of the passage 'nc
,onno,ony and tedium hitherto experienced "eio
varied by the appearance OF numerous anu 49,
terestiny group Of icebergs which, noa',ns ~
The narrow passage between the iHanu d"1
Grand Bank, had grounded OIL the Sou'no- .I'~,a
roast of New Foundland, all along INC s'o"l' AZ.
track. Between Cape Pine ana o"pe no. .hoso
rance of only eighteen miles, t"e"'y =. hu
Arc,,o visitors were observed. As the DAY was Wy
-. 'saans Iosr and at times the fog so dense az 10
- q necessary. on the score of prudence ~
.ton tho engines entirely doubtless many moro
go ,assed nv unnoticed. None of those seen wero
NJ GREAT size. the largest probably not mucn o'ei
soo feet in height nor covering an area oi in'i0
,bon 9 ouarter of an acre but they were OF vary
tng form and outline, and possessed grahooui
and picturesaueness peculiarly their own.
The steamer Neptune, which will convey the ex-
,,odition from ST. Johns to Lady Franklin Bay 10
one of the fleet of steam sailing VeSSeis oeions"s
here She Is sister ship to the Tro'euS' VIZ
made the trip last year. She Is Vessoi " 49,
ZOO tons burden. bark rigged, built IN Duhuee'
and especially strong and well adapted 1or h,aslns
her way through the ice She Is commanded ny
Captain sopp, an experienced navigator carries a
nrew of twenty three men, and is capable under1aV-
orable circumstances of making eleven knots one
Is proyisioned for one year in addition to the 0oV'
ernment supplies A..
A dispatch received here yesterday from the
Danisb Government conveys the intelligence that
The whaling feet just arrived reports an unusually
mild winter in the Arctic Ocean with remarkaDie
sxtent of open water and scarcity OF lce Inc Nep-
hume will leave ST. Johns tomorrow, July o. call
Ing Mt DISCO, en- route for Discovery HarDor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 18.-This promises
everv gay week ut the Casino and the cottages
"r- "hnam M Bliss and family, of New-York have
arrived as Halls Cliff Houss for the season John W.
wens ana SAMUEL IL Valentine and wife, of New-York
aoo" mons, OF Hartford. and A Le Roy and j. Wake
man. OF Cohoes. n Y. have arrived at the OCEAN
House.
The Rev. Richard Greene, of Princeton COLLAGE will
ohciate ut the United Congregational Churep on Sun
day
". g. Cotton. Mrs J. f. Lodge. Miss II. q. Hougbton.
ana A. H. Sisbee, Of Boston Jamcs Lawrence Of
oroeon' mass. y. III. West and George A. Davis Of
Providence; Joseph Hicks, OF New Bedford, and H. T,
Gibbs OF Watham Mass. are at the Ocean House.
Among the late arrivals at the Aqu.dneck arc thu
following: Joseph W. Hallott, O. H. Peaks Miss Bowen
H. l. Mumford w. Barrett A. b. Sls W. A. Potter and
family, A. o. Grun Nettie Bragton, of Providence
James Keenan,, Emily Keenan,, Maiden, Mass; Georges
~ Moole, Miss l.. Keghter. Baltimore; @. A. winsor
and wife, Providence q. f. Norton aud wife, Miss r.
Parkhurst, New.Haven; @. Keyser, G. w. Merrill,
David Beatte, Fall River; @. III. Walker, Boston A.
L. Thorpe. indianapolis; Mrs A. f. Martyr, Lafayette
N j.. J. Egleton New York David Clark, Hartford
DIR. L. Clark. Springfield.
stephen Could Secretary of the Board OF Trade OF
San Antonio is In the city Charles Wheeler OF Pha.
delpba. has arrived at his cottage the beach
NIT. stanton whitney OF New-York, Is at the Cooper
IL. c.. PclI, OF New York, is at The Breakers," tho
guest OF Pierre LoTlard.
Inc oeaWanaka ana New-BedfOrd Yacht Clubs arrived
here this evening Fog and rain prevailed much 10 the
ANNOYANCE OF the gallant shippers and their guests.
d. Mace and wife, A 8. Tassel ard Mrs. Derrick OF
New York. Okie, Of Nashville J. DAVIS Theodore h.
kirk, W. j. Kirk, and W: A. Haines Of PHILADELPHIA;
Deyeranx, OF Louisville, arrived at the Aqudneck
House this evening Quartormaster 6awtelle, OF tina
Army Lieutenant ID. Kelley, OF the Navy and W. o.
Charlton OF the British Legation aerived here to-day
Miss Catherine L.. Wolfe, OF New-YoIk, gave a recep-
ton at her cottage this afternoon.
Frank THOMPSON, Genera Manager OF the PeDnsyl
wanna Railroad Company arrived here this evening In
special car with party OF guests.
The New-BedfOrd Yacht Cub, which sailed IRON New.
Bedford this morning, arrived here this evening, aud
Joined the seawanlakS Club which mad arrived shorly
before from Block leland The following vessels OF tho
latter club VIII leave Tor Edgar,own at daylight: Cyte,
nrolo, AlDaross, Nokomis, Munel, Petrol, Volante.
Ml.xe andp nri