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An Ornitl,ologlcal curiosity.

LATRopE, Pa, June 10.-One Of tho
priests at ss.Vincent'a College yesterday
made q discovery which will likely give
the ornithologlst Of that institution come.
thing to think about for some time. The
attention Of the priest in question, Father
Cornelius, was attracted by a Hutter in a
robins nest, and investigating no found
several young birds, one OF which was en-.
tirely white and had pink, eyes. With the
exception Of the color and eyes there is
not particle Of difference from the other
birds:~This is the first time to the knowl.
edge Of any one in, this vicinity that a
whito robin was ever found. As soon as
the bird msturea Father Cornelius will kill
1t and have it preserved. .y;,t 8. 8 8
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Movements, and Intended Movements Of
AZ. ~ Prominent PeOpIe.

auu luteuueu movements O1
4ssS Prominent People.
From Our Spteia! Correspondent. 81. "
WAsnlNsToS, June 10.-While many
people find 1t necessary to remain here
and many have already gone, the depart
ures OF notables are this week frequent.
Mr.. Juatice Strong and family leave to.
morrow for their country place near Far
Rockaway, where they will remain several
weeks, going thence to the Catakills.
The Chinese Minister leaves shortly for
Peru, to which place he Is accredited as
Minister, expecting to return in the early
autumn. This Oriental gentleman is espe.
cially happy in bis duties, being able to
dodge the heat OF summer and the ex.
lrelne cold of winter by skipping back and
forth across tho equator from the United
States 10 Peru, and thence back by way OF
Spain, TO which country he is also Min.
iater. = r.. .l,i-
Madame Godoy, wife Of the Minister
from Peru to this country, has left for Pc
ru. accompanied by her brother. ~
Minister Carter of tho Hawaiian Islands,
goes with his family to Coopers.own, New
York. 5gt5si ,i':b,
Rear Admiral Radlord and vile have
gone to BArnstable, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Senator Hale has left for Maine for
the summer. accompanied by her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bancroft have gone
to Newport. 55,s'.i
Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite, who are
now in Toledo, are to remain thers during
this month, going in July to Lime, Conn.
Count Won Eisendecker and wife leave
ina few days for New York, whence they
sail for Europe. Madame do Struve, who
is at Bristol, sails for Europe with her child
in August. 1t ia said that Madame de
Struye will probably not return next win.
ter, and that their elegant house, where oc.
Cured the most brilliant entertainments
Of last winter, will ba given up. 81
Justice and Mrs. Field, who are now in
New York, are to return here before clos.
ing their houee for the season.
Commander Sands, OF the Navy, is ex.
pected to arrive here in few days, after
an absence at sea OF two years and halt
The wife Of Major Hainee, OF Jefferson
Place, has recently received from abroad
one Of the handsomest punch bowls ever
seen in Washington. twas sent to her by
Lieutenant Park Of the navy, who selected
1t while on cruise abroad. 9s:=rS' . y.
!. Senator Don Cameron will continue as
the guest of the President at the White
House ior come time.
1t is reported hers that Senator Fair de.
MES most: positively the reports that be and
his divorced vile have any intention OF re-
marrying. a singular fact is made known
in this announcement, that Mira. Fair
after the divorce requested him to take
charge Of her share Of the fortune, which
amounted to FIVE millions, which he is
doing. These business relations, which re-.
quired some correspondence between Mr..
and Mrs. Fair, have probably led to the re-
ports. fsr T.,
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TIL { sPRINafiELD DISASTER.
Tho Water Subsides After Doing Terri
\. .I4-:s5 n SfEf bic Damage, .3li. Ii. n a. !;

Tho Water Subsides After Doing Terri.
" ~ Filt BILE Damage. !, .g. i. ,ys .s Il.
srRlNorIElD;I VIZ June s1O.-The food
continued, five or Hix:hours before It began
to subside. It is estimated that over eigh.
teen inches Of water fell since Monday at
noon.a II rained nearly all day, and Black
river began 10 riae. A Thousand tons OF
earth was displaced on the streets, and in
some places there are channels nearly one
hundred fset wide. The roads are i'm
pRsaable from .washouts, landslides, &c. No
mails were received or sent this morning,
1t is the greatest calamity Springfield has
ssuttered since the great flood Of 1900 The
brook has changed to swift river. Busl.
ness is suspended. the grass crop ruined
and field crops nearly total loss: Several
families were forced to abandon their
houses and spend the night in drenching
rain on the adjacent hills. A large force
OF men are trying to turn the water into
the creek, with partial success.
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HHf tF-r=f.
BEALAi

Blaine Cluby-Lost ;ChiId-Tke, Couaty
( Ti"kct-Noten.sS tsltt :
There wero no teachers chosen. ns wsae,.
pected by tho Board, on Mordsy eYeninc.
!. Dr.. Robert Alexander, !, OF, Armstrong;
Mills, was In town yesterday with his family.
Mis-, Lou. Moore. OF Bsruesyll!e, was In
town yesterday, and left for oommeu csment
exercises at Beaver College. s, Is. i-a"'
y. a. Green tlsld, agent OF the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81.
Louis railways at Miugo, is in town. = :
Rev. eamuel Wallace, OF Bnrne,yillo. wss
In town yesterday, on his road to attend The
commencement at Bearer, where his daugh
ter is at school. :..'.@fi II liS' ~. S -~1'I
. A coloIed Blaine and Logan club will be
organ:z:d here, ard a numbe. Of cleo clnbs
one Of them OF colored people, sre gettipr
ready for the camgaign. .,.,..'sl b ,
An effort Is being mndo 10 have III. a,r,,,
closing hours OF the bard ware storeu ? rtanaeJ
to include nearly ell other branches n; irs 40
during the hot weather. ! u I57@'Tf ! ~. S =
The fdncrsl of John LaRoche. who a,.s
Monday, will be large one, Ibis sftarncon
He woo u member OF both tho Odd Fsjlow.
and Drpids, and both organizations will at. E
tend the funeral. l5.,g STi,s,t isi}l'S
The SParkersburg pMssager train on the
Ohio River Railroad yesterday, was cbeerei r
by the force at tho Benwood nail works as il
passed there, and" tho Benwood; fCirybnat
saluted with its whiDtlc. Z 81 80 =
: A child Of L. L. MoDe.mo,!'s fell sonnd
asleep In an out Of tho way plsce in The
houss and was sousat all over tho ne,gbboS.
hood, the alarm OF tho psson,3 spreading To
otheIa, until finally, at "a late hour, tile c6iid
was found. u ,atf' ~ ! A = -
The selection Of Caldwell as the place for
holding the Congressional Conventions nj ~
both parties, giyes the B. II & q narrow uansa sa
tho inside track from this par, OF tha d.s, rict
and 1t will aoll the usual excursion iicSst,
on those occasionn. lET9.s 'E.:i -
The nominations ut BsrnesYille ycs.er,sv
for Republican county olElcsts ia sa;isisn,ory
to Dsllsire, and the general result, 1torethsr >
with tho particular nomination ofsiStH
Castor for Probate Judge, raises hooss I,.ili mi
higher Of big ms j,rily in October. - $50
A good number Of names are down ior y. a
Blaine elnb-a marching club, 10 b. m nni. i.
formed, and many Others are only waiting In
be asked. Thars 10 no reason WHY tbero
should not be mora than one club, There Is srs
some a.ss and drums belonging to cIubs Of
other campaiGns. t5i,s. IL s.sSsS1. '. :
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luz ticket nominated by the Republicans
Of Belmont county yesterday is one credit
abloto the party even in this year Of strong
tickets. Every man on it is a capable,
honest and popular man, and We do not
Imagine that the Democrats can find
materials to beat it. Mr.. sedwick, the can.
dldate for Sheriff, is now serving his 10.
term, and his record in tho office will add
to his strength at the polls. He has made
an efficient officer, acceptable to the peo.
pic without regard to party, and this o.
ilse!l ought to be sufficient TO re.elect him
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THE HEPRESIDENTIALB BEE
eUzzINa in oEN. sLocUM's HAT.
sloean aad Rsissraha Suggested a Democratic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tbs NATTER OF Ad. 4
Jaaransnt-A Good Story Dsearsd to b,a
ficlioa-Ar. BAyaHd's Dover Speech.

From Our Special Correspondent. Y
WASHINGTON, D. O., June l0.-Now the
Presidential bee Ia buzzing under Genera
slocum's hat The Democratic ticket, &C
cording to the Generals friends, should be
slecum, Of New York, for Prealdent, and
General Rosecrans, OF California, Tor Vice
President. Slocum can carry New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut, and Rose.
craus can carry the Pacific slope. Said a
California Congressman at the Capitol to.
day: with a aolid South that ticket would
have a two.thirds vote OF the electoral COL
lege, which, according to Editor Dana, is
necessary to secure o Democratic Presi.
dent" -I. I'd y III l,1'1- !
Joe McDonald's jolly face was bobbing
around the Senate chamber to-day, Jos
has hoped the Democratic nomination
Will come his way, "but not II Unclo
Sammy Is In the field" i
LOOKING TO ADJOURNMENT. : y
Bill Morrison reported joint resolution
this morning to adjourn Congress Monday,
June 80. The resolution passed the
House unanimously. at is tho only sen.
sible thing the Ways and Means Commit
tee has reported" said Perry Belmont,
revenue reformer, when he heard
the news. "And for the frat time
the Houee has agreed with the
committee" added Frank Hurd who Is still
disgusted over the defeat OF the Morrison
bill. The Senate, however, Is in no hurry
to adjourn, and will drag the House along
until the frat CT August. The first lew
weeks alter the Democratic National Con.
vention will be devoted to campaign
speeches by, both sides. -3 .s,
A DENIAL PROM SENATOR VEST.
The statement that Senator Vest at a
recent lunch, given by Senator Bayard,
mimicked and made speech on Sammy
Tilden's alleged infrmity, is emphatically
denied by the Missouri Senator. Vest Is
OF the opinion that Tilden is strong enough
to run and strong enough to be elected.
A GHOST FROM THE FAST.
Senator Bayard's secession speech in
Dover, at the beginning Of the war, is
rising up to defeat his Presidential chances
il he ever had any.
A patent hes been Issued to Charles II,
Fisher, OF Wheeling, for crate. '9t.sllT
Commissioner Loring has gone to Nor.
gGntown, W. Va, to deliver an agricultural
address. - q IS
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Arrested for. Illegal Pool Practice.
New YoRK, June lo!-John E. Kelly, a
member of the well known book making
itm Of Kelly & Bliss, IVES arreated to-day
on 8 charge Of violating the laws relating
to the selling Of pool tickets at the Jerome
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The reportis being circulated that Logan
was all the time figuring for second place.
The fact is that John A. Logan was as
much a candidate for first place as Chester
A. Arthur, and there was grave doubt
whether he would accept the second place.
His acceptance shows how big q man he
is' No man could have loat anything in
Stature by going on the ticket with James
G. Blaine, ...r
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Couldn't Get n Lury.

CINCINNATI, June lO-Joseph Palmer,
Jointly indicted with William Berner for
the murder Of ". H. Kirk, vas placed on
trial to-day. A'vsnire Of thiry.six men
was exhausted and only two jurors accept.
ed, tho majority being excused because
they had formed decided opinion as to
the prisoners guilt. "A motion for a change
OF venue will be decided tomorrow, s177.'
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THE GgRhAhs MOVING.

Enthuaiastic Suppori for tho Ticket In
Cincinnn'i aud Philadelphia.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-Turner Hall was
crowded tonight by a meeting Of Germans,
called by the German Republican Club 10
ratify the nomination Of Blaine and Logan.
Speeches were made by A. H. Bode, Gen.
rs, Robinson, and Hon. r. B. Foraker.
Mnch enthusiasm was manifested. - II! A. 4.
PHILADELrHA, June. 10.-Thes German
central: Club, o.ganizsd in 1850, and main.
talned ever since, declares unanimously ior
Blaine and Logan. II has ,euxiliaries iu
every ward in the city.97tr ~. ..s.,...,. l9
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COTTON AND UEREALS.
Averages OF Important Crops in the

Averages Of Important Crops in the
United Stafes.
WASHINGTON, Juno 10.-Reports Of cot.
ton planting sent to the Department Of
Agriculture indicate the tendency to an
increase Of area checked somewhat in the
southwest by rain, and in Tennessee by
low temperature in the planting season.
The plants are generally thrifty and vigo-
rous. The main Gauge Of the relatively low
condition is want Of size, which few weeks
Of Gae weather may remedy, yet a Continu-
ance Of bad weather would now be disas.
trous beyond the Mississippi. The general
average condition is 81, against SO In June
last year and So in 1882.
appears to be nearly nine hundred thou.
aand acres, or 0 per cent. No part Of the
Pacific coast area is'includea. The largest
increase is in Dakota, amounting to about
400, 900 acres. The condition OF spring
wheat averages 10l per cent, being up to
the standard in nearly every district. The
condition OF winter wheat continues high,
the average being % against 9i month
ago. 1t was rs in Juno last year and 90 at
the game dats In 'S2. Since the laet report
the Illinois average has declined 10 points,
Ohio 8 and Kentucky 8. Indiana, Michi-
gan aud some other States chow higher
condition. The aversge condition of the
principal States are: New York, 0S; Penn.
sylvania, 100; Maryland, 90; Georgia, %;
Texas, -0S; Kentucky, 90; ONO, 81: Michl-
gan, 9l; Indiana, o.; Illinois, 10; Missouri,
90. ,s35 ei..5 ~ rs
The increase in the area OF oats Is 4 per
cent; average condition, 9s. 1t was sG
last year and 10l in June, 'S2. The aver
ages are highest, as is usually the case. in
the States north .,oi the iorlieth parallel,
coming up to the standard in all the West
ern States. Az AZ. ~ 5'E5 III
4 The general average Of rye has advanced
from 96 to OF. Barley average has fallen
from lOl in May to 9S.i q
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

:, Krapz &, Co., wool merchants Of New
York. Jailed yesterday. ra. y. ;t5i u As 4 E
Tho Houae passed a resolution yesterday
fixing June SOih for adjournment. t:si.
Phe Army Of the Potomac will hold lis
annual reunion in Brooklyn to-day and to.
morrow. 3 X b, q ~ r. !.Tiiy
Samuel B. Gregory, commander IN the
United S!ates navy, died at Boston satur.
day, aged Il, d is a; Il (
Henry q. Vennor, the great weather
prophet, died at Montreal on Sunday, in
bis forty.third year. t5@ !. II Il
Mcdonald and Slecum are proposed as
the Democratic candidates in case the old
ticket dies before the convention meets.
Cashier Hall, OF the Citizens Bank, Of
Wilmington, Del, is a 3defaulter, amount
unknown. The bank / is alleged to. be
Bound. g:.E ~:
Ponder. & Winchester's steam tannery
and currying shop at Salem, Mass, wau
burned yesterday. Loas Sl00. 900 to SIPS.
900. Insured. is fT{l = 3ti
Tie German Republican Central Com.
mitteea Of 7 New York have unanimously
endorsed the nominees Of the National Re.
publican Convention. +iss Y :. q
e. The ;Weatern' U nion declared a quar-.
terly dividend ofsl9 per csnt.Iyesterday.iA
surplus Of s200,0 900 will 4 be LETT after the
payment Of tho dividend.
| II a Philadelphia veassI, just arrived In
port, reports having passed an army O
sharks, forty miles eastlof Cape Hatterau, a
least thirty miles in length. Il l ff, 81,
The army worm has made It's appear
ance in Tolland county, Conn.,, creating
much CONSERVATION among tho farmers.
appears 10 be moving nofthward. sst h
Judgments for $42, 500 were yeaterda,
entered at Philadelphia against Howard D
Thomas & Co., manufacturers Of woolel
lgoods, and an execution issued. It /
reported their obligations will reach sloo.
] 900, 5af Z .{4,.s1 NM
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The Diamond Craze Revived.

. EIDE
MILWAUKEE. June l0.-The excitement
over therecentdiacovery Of a ten.thousand:
dollar diamond at Eagle, in Waukesha, has
been revived by the discovery OF three
more gemp, making seven found thus far.
Col. s. B. Boynton, who is hunting for the
precious stones, has sunk two deep shafts
and is prospecting With great energy. Els
firmly! believes that he viii strikes, cluster
OF precious gems during the coming week.
The largest stone found has a gresnish tint
and cut very handsomely. The three
stones found yesterday are not lnrge, but
they are pure water and are quite valuable
The diamond discovery has attracted the
attention Of people all over the country and
number !ef diamond experts are at the
mines watching developments.
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PhotoEraphinE an Audience. ia, \

DENVER, June lO.-Ths occasion Of the
thousandth performance at the Tabor
Grand Opera House was celebrated last
night. The great audience was success.
fully photographed with the aid Of fifty
electric lights, temporarily placed in the
auditorium. A copy Of the photograph
will be given to each lady In attendance as
a souvenir: Rhea in School for Scandal
was the attraction, n 4 & a. .5s.s f
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The Conf Miners wan. 3 Ii ,'t Cents. p,,1 =.

AHe Cnht Nihcrs "hhl ID Cents. :
PlTTsBuRau, june 1O.-The coal miners
OF the First, Second and Third pools, in
convention at MononSahela City, to-day,
unanimously decided to demand three and
a half cents per bushel as the mining rate
for oil mines on the river, and to strike on
the 18TH instant II the operators refuse TO
concede the advance, Twenty-Five dele.
gates, representing 5000 Of 5000 miners
employed on the river, were present, and
the discussion at times was animated owing
to the action Of the Third pool miners in
accepting reduction and thereby caus.
Ing Wholesale reduction in other pools.
The miners OF the Fourth pool were not
represented, - .. = -
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ST. LOUIS, June l0.-The Republicans
had a ratification meeting at Mercantile
Hall tonight. Tho hall was packed with
people, ard great deal OF genuine
enthusiasm ives manifested. Ex. Congress.
man Finkelburg presided, and speeches
were made by General John B.
Henderson, Ohauncsy I. Filley, Col.
onel Dwyer, J.. Million Turner and
several others, nil Of WHICH we're received
with great applause. Both factions OF the
party were well represented, and the ut.
most harmony and unity Of purpose pre-
vailed. > - s. Z. ~. .i . Z. -.
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AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER LoRlSG is
going to deliver an agricultural address at
Morgantown. He seems to be under the
impression that agriculture has something
to do with the State University, or the
University something to do with agricul.
tura. +.' .i, :
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ETuE Cincinnati Enquirer touches;t Of in
this accomplished way: ut appears that
Mr. Blaine will have to send in his sub.
scription to the Balltown Brayfogle and the
New York Times, and be almighty quick
about it. The Epgl;shmen are mad" I,
was not the intention Of the fathers to run
this government in any foreign Interest.
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Gltp qntddgeu,frel1':jn:.. ,r1: -: !.
a.. 10 und ~ s"rrice"th saroe.'

.
v,uy,cArlos meeting Ia called Tor TO-
.,,,,or lrhursdsy) evening, In Washing
,u Hall, There is something to rasiiy and ID
q xj)I b, ,aone Hi'ha will. Il has been 'A.a'e the
,,.,,. 10 se. an evening that would not
,,,,roni.. any other interest," but this w's
,o,,d impossible II the meeting was to be
held this week
There will be no lack Of meetings during
,,,..,mpsieu, and everybody will have a
,b,nee The move,sin in the matter have
.,..,v determined to hayo short speeches
.,a ,,msny Of them as tho meeting may
l..i,e, speskera from elsewhere have
han invited, and there is an abundance ID M &c
., local talent butb!ing over.
y,will be seen from the call that special
.u,,,ors ara 10 be made for the ladiee.
Friends from over tho liver are expected
), lain ps in the Blaine and Lsgan jubilee.
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. Not q Profitable Hcileme,.

n !, n New YoRK, June l0-It is currently re.
ported Z that the morning papers, which
lowered their prices q few months since,
will advance them again after the Presi.
dental elecsion-.he Herald and World
back TO, three cents, and the Times to three
The Tribune will not change. The reduc.
ton is said to have been found totally un.
reinunerative. Nh, & lJ i5l e., :
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MADISON, Wis, June 1O.-Otto Butt and
Elmer Davis, aged 10 and IA respectively,
SONS OF prominent villagers, were drowned
while bathing in the mill pond at Mazoma.
ME, this county, on Sunday. a post NOR.
tenn revealed tho fact that the sudden I'M.
mersion Of their overheated bodies In the
cold water caused paralysis Of the heart, .
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h ,The Committed OF No,,flcnlion.

BesroN, June 10.---The committee ap.
pointed to notify the Presidential and Vice
Presidential candidates Of their nomination
will meet at the Parker House, in tbiscity,
June 20, and will proceed. thence to Angus.
ia to tho residence OF Mr.. Blaine. After no
tiiying him, they will proceed to Washing.
ton, where they will notify General Logan.
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State Pharmaceutical socIety.

PARkERsBuAa, June 1O.-The West Yir.
ginia Pharmaceutical Association met
here at two o'clock; to-day. The visitors
were welcomed by A.. N. Williams, Esq :,
in brief addrees, which WAS responded to
by President McCabe. The attendance ia
large, and an increased membership is re.
ported. The election OF officers resulted
in the choice Of O. NJ. Shrewsbury as Presi.
dent; 9. Moenkemiller, Secretary, and A.
N. Williams, Treasurer. The seesion to.
night was brief, and YVES followed by a
banquet. The citizens are taking deep
interest in the proceedings, and have been
very attentive to the visitors. =
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why 10. cnll IL a Free rrnae Club 'I

Why Not Cnll II Free Trnde CIub7
New -Yoar, June lO-A Tariff Reform
Lsague" was formed here to-day, with w.
B. Anderson, Of tho Rochester University,
as President. The Vice Presidents include
Henry Ward Beecher, George William
Curtis. and Ex-Governor Robinson. Tho
lesgue is to hold IN annual convention.
Addresses were made by David A. Wells,
General Devens, Thos. G. Shearman and
others, and Mr. Wells WAS requested to
frame pamphlet on the tariff question, to
be distributed among tho people. 4 Z.
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VI Rchcuea from an Ice-Hounu Wreck.
ST. JOINS, June lo-The steamship
Plover, dispatched by the Newfoundland
Executive to rcscue tho crew Of the sailing
ship Confederate, has returned. Captain
Emanuel reports Notre Dame Bay firmly
packed with heavy, foe Ice and the Conied.
crate lying helpless on the Ice sixteen miles
north Of Fogo. He succeeded in getting
within twelve milep Of her and rescued
forty. five Of her crew, after !. The latter had
undergone terrible hardships and suffer.
ing. The Ployer. wan then forced 10 re-.
treat, leaving twenty.nine men behind in
the neighborhood ot the wreck. "a i}a75. /.
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Gen. Gordon's Sister Refuses Aid.
LONDON, Juno l0.-Gen. G Gordon's aiste.
hrs refused to give any, money for the re.
lief OF her. brother. She says Gen. Cor.
don, as Britiah officer, should depend
upon tho Government to rescue him, 4.