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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-31
Rriefs and YeruNnala

The plans for the new City Hall,
several in number, will be opened the
coming week.
The Richmond Art Association will
have a rednien Of friends tomorrow
evening from 8 to 10. The annual ex-
hibition Of students work will be held
on Tuesday.
BY order Of the Governor the Capt.
tol was closed yesterday.
The recent rains have been unusually
copious and numerous, even for a" long
season in May"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-31

FIGURED LINEN LAWN at 1870;
se-inch BATIsTE-handsome patterns
at12sc.;
LIGHT and DARK-FIGURED and SOLID
sATTEENs at 1tc.;
IA, ls-. ls., and 20-hook LADIES' LlSLE
GLOVES at 15c.;
Extra wide SWISS EMBROIDERY worth
35c. at 25c.;
A full line Of SWISS EMBROIDERY from
IOc. TO sl.b0-at bottom prices;
LADIES BLACK REAL LIsLE-THREAD
HOSE at 25c.;
LADIES' SOLID REAL LIsLETHREAD
HOSE at 25c.;
CHILDREN's SOLID REAL Isle
THREAD HOSE at 25c.;
LADIES PURE SILK MITTS, Black and
Colored, at 25c.;
Ladies', Mems, and Childrens GAUZE
SHIRTS, very cheap;
FANCY TRIMMING LACES in all combi-
nations;
A JOB lot OF INDIA LINEN worth l5c. al
l0c.
We have made big reductions in PARA
sOLS.
We also offer THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR
GAINS in lots Of goods not mentioned here.
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Tor RENT THE TUREE-STO- A.
uUGUEN0T SPRINGS.

This popular summer resort viii he open
JUNE 5Tn. For health, comfort. and econ
Omy, this summer resort Is second 10 none
In the state. With large, airy rooms, beau
tiful shady grove Of thirty acres. iee-house
full OF ice, plenty OF fresh milk and butter
and vegetables raised ON the place. one can
enjoy the comforts OF quiet country home
for less than ID costs TO remain In the city.
Special terms TO families. For further in-
W. j. MCDOWELL.
owner and Manager,
corner Seventh and Main streets,
my Si.su. Tu&Thst Richmond. Va.
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THE LATEST NOVELTY.

"Goor.ENoUGH HORSESHOE"
am now sole agent for the above cele-
brated Horseshoe, and prepared to do the
SHOEING OF my friends and the public
eeperally- lis UNPRECEDENTED success and
popularity is attested by scores OF our best
eitizsns, who use them 10 their entire salts
faetion. TO horses with diseased feet IL Is
especially beneficial, ss II enables the ifos
20 oexpas asd, aud gives comfort 10 the horse
in It's use. ! would add, II is entirely used
by the street-Car Company aud other cor
pOfetions with the success claimed for IL.
A trial is respectfully requested by
A. ". CARRIER.
corner Ninth and Cary streets.
NV aO-lX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-31

LINE CHEWING-T0BACC0. CI-
Il CARS. FURNITURE. MATING, RE-
PERPETRATORS, Sc, AT AUCrI0N.-On
MONDAY THE 1sr INSTANT,
At 1919 o'clock, / will sell at my auction
house, No 26 Ninth street an assortment
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Several very desirable REFRIGERA-
TORS,
CHECK and FANCY A MATTINGS
new.
Several OFFICE BOOK-SHELVES.
ALSO,
200 six-pound boxes FIRST-CLASS sun
CURED CHEWING-ToBACtO. one ot
the best and most popular Richmond
brands;
5.OOo GOOD DOMESTIC CIGARS: 20
which special attention scaled.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
my 81 AuctiOneer.
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DW SATINESl SATINES!
my 24-Su, ,Tu&Th

A large assortment OF SATlNES In the
newest styles.
LAWNS!
We show an immense assortment OF
LAWNS at 0, 81, 81. 10, and 12l1c. yard.
GINGHAMS!
No such an assortment was ever shown
before In this city. A large assortment at
8. 81, 2, 81, 10, 12H, Is, l6zz. and 23c. q
yard. We can suit everybody In price,
style, and quality.
my 2s LEVY DAVIS.
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CITY TAXES.

NITY TANES.
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND. May so, 1855.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and 6
O'Clock y. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE soTH DAY oFJUNEINCLU-
SIVE,
for the purpose of receiving nom all persons
TAXEs DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
MONp.
Any person who shall fail TO pay the
whole or one half OF said taxes within the
time so limited will be considered delin-
quent. and will be charged penalty OF 5
per cent. upon the total amount thereof,
and interest at the rate Of 8 per centum per
annum, A, II. W00DS0N,
City Collector.
All daily papers will copy. my 81
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A VERY DESIRABLE NEIGHBoRHooD.

We will sell at auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1885,
AT T5HO'CLoCR Pm,
the above SIX FRAME RESIDENCES.
commencing at the corner of Fourth and
Cary streets, numbering 3ls, 3l6, 3li, 3i2,
$40, and 3OS.
These RESIDENCES have metallic roofs,
and contain seven rooms each, with de-
tached kitchens, water and gas each fronts
2l feet, with a depth OF about 100 feet back
10 wide alley.
Their location is certainly desirable. being
conveniently close 10 business, market.
and churches. and within one square OF
the street railway, which fact renders their
rental values An excellent income on the
investment, as well as a most convenient
location for a home.
Nos. 3ls and 3l6 are sold by decree OF
the Chancery Court-Colonel Thomas j.
Evans, commissioner.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance I'm six
twelve. and eighteen months, @ per cent.
interest added. THOMAS J. EVANS,
Com ssioner
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. X. b. CHAT
FIN & Co., and I, W. BowE, Auctioneers.
my 81
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ssD" SUMNER BARGAINS! SUM-
MER NoVELTIESi
THALHIMER BROTHERS..


We can, without fear OF contradiction,
announce that we now show one OF tho
largest. best-selected, and lowest-prieed
stocks ever shown in this city. We have
been daily receiving for the past two weeks
immense lots ~ goods. which Will he shown
ON our counters during this week at such
sstonishingly low prices as To induce all i'm
want Of DRY GOODS 10 purchase OF us.
DRESS GOODS Of every conceivable style
and the newest shades.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS OF every
kind and shade-an immense stock.
BLACK GOODS ineVery style for mourning
and other wear.
WHITE GOODS-the largest stock ever
shown by us. Every style and kind OF
WHITE GOODS that II In use can bJ
seen at our establishment.
LACES In Egyptian and Oriental, Swiss,
Nainsook. aud Cambria.
EMBROlDERlES for trimming white
SWISS AND NAINsooK sRIRTINGs. II
yards-something lovely for dress.
KID, SILK, AND Isle GLOVES Ia the
newest shades.
FANS! FANS in all the desirable col0rs-
new and cheap stock.
JERSEYS. JERsEYSl at 81 worth twice
the money. We carry all the FINER
GRADES OF il RSEYS; also, JERSEYS
FOR CHILDREN.
THOMSONS GLOVE-FITTING COkSETS,
all klnuS, Tor WulcH we are agents.
INFANTS AND CiIlLDkESS MUSLIN
CAPS, the largest assortment In the
city, and at prices one half their real
value.
OUR LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPART
MENT has been largely added 10. and
we show an extensive line much cheaper
than they can be made for.
Donot miss the opportunity OF purchasing
some bargains at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Fifth and Broad streets.
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A NEW BOOK BY CRAWFORD,
"A zofoasier, tl.6e; Mr.. oldmixon. by Dr.
Hammond: Chemistry OF Cooking, $3.50;
Landscape. Hamerton. s2: The Buntling
Bsil-who Wrote IT. $3.50: Victor Hugo
and His Time, 25e.
my 3i.eOdAw
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~ LACES, LACES!

We show . large assortment Of ORI-
Entail, EGYPTIAN, EsCURiAI. ana
other styles OF LACES. In Al qualities and
riety: ALf~OvER LACHs. ALG~OVER
HAhBURGs. In White. Red. and Dlus. With
trimmings TO match.
HAMBCRG ED0IN0s ana INERT.
INGs at lower prices than ever.
see our large stock a YARAS0t9 and
UMBRELLAS. my 20
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R f N T
INDUCEMENTS.

INDUCEMENTS.
BUSINESS PLACES:
Main-street STORE, near Ninth street.
Broad street STORE. near Ninth street.
Cary-street STORE. near Twelfth street.
GREEN-GROCERY, Second and Canal
streets
Broad-street STORE, near Second street.
STORE and DWELLING, Duval and Clarke
streets.
BOARDiNG-HOUSE, Fourteenth street
near Main. Good stand.
JAMES RIVER BREWERY and PLEA
SURE-GROUNDS, PAVILION, &c.
OFFICES, SToRAGE-R00M,& &C.
BROWN & CO.,
ain street.
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HAMILTON HOUSE,
IL STAMFORD, CONN.

A Fiist.Class Family Hotel. overlooking
Long Island Sound. Every room opens on
. wide piazza. Beautiful Viewsand Drives,
sea-Bafhing. Boating, 6c. Situation re-
nowned for health. Terms reasonable.
Circulars OF A. H. MAfHES,
my sl-su&Thet Proprietor.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an order OF the Chancery
Court Of the city OF Rich mond, entered In
the case OF &C. p. Stokes A Co. against w.
l.. Roseboom a Co.. &c." will sell at the
storehouse Of G. p. Stokes q Co.. No. 9south
Fourteenth street, on
FRIDAY. JUNE IL, 1885,
at IL o'clock NJ,
about ~, 600 oBROOM-HANDLES.
LEWIS p. WINSTON,
my 81 Sheriff Of the city Of Rishmond.
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LECTURE.

N0.N-1'7eNrT|~00|-(JNIr NIrlNltlN-0lN|r01v7NN<|
I ECTURE-
~ LUCK AND PLUCK
BY REV. ]. j. LAFFERTY, ID. L..
at Union-station Meth odist church TUES-
DAY NIGHT. Juno I'd, at Q O'Clock.
Tickets; Adults. 2oc.; children, ioc.
my 30-at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-31

DECEIVER'S SALE OF A LARGE
IL STOCK OF GOODS IN MANCHESTER
ClTY.-As receiver OF the Hastings Court
OF said city, will on
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed ID sell at public
auction, at the store Of J. T. Jewett, on Hull
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, large stock OF GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, TfNWARE. &C, together with
all store-hxtures, such as COUNTERS,
TERMS Cash for sums under $50 thirty
days for sums over $50 and sloe; sixty days
for sums over 500; negotiable notes for
credit payments with approved endorses,
with interest added nom day Of sale.
J. w. BLANT0N,
Receiver, &C.
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-
NOTICE

All persons owing debts 10 said J. 7. Jewett
are hereby notified to pay the same TO me at
the store OF i. y. Minor, on Cary street, In
the city of Richmond, without delay, other
wise ] shall institute suit forthwith.
J. w. BLANT0N,
my 81 Receiver, &C.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Apperson Il Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RlCHMOND.-By virtue of a deed
of trust from George A. Hundley and wite
To me- dated January %, 1855. duly record
ed IN Richmond Chancery Court In Deed
Book, l27 B. page POS, will sell AZ auction.
on the premises In the order and at the
times named bclow-viz; ON
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1883,
at 8 O'Clock 7. NJ. the LARGE BRICK
DWELLING No. l04 north Fifth street, con-
tanning ten rooms with bath, pantry, laun-
dry. kitchen, stable and carriage house, &c.
Lot 25xlls feet 10 alley IL feet wide.
Immediately thereafter that ENCEL-
LENT DWELLING No. 706 north Finn
street. containing ten rooms bath, sc. Lot
2Oxi25 feet TO an alley. Good tenant at
$500.
ON FRIDAY, JUNE l2. 1883,
at O'Clock Il. NJ, TWO FRAME TENE-
MENTS, Nos. lll2 and ill4 north Second
street, four rooms each. Lots 10 feet 9
inches by l42 feet. Good tenants at ss u
month apiece. Also, u VACANT LOT on
the north 30Xl44 feet; and ON
SATURDAY, JuNE io. 1885
at 9 o'clock p. NJ, TWO VACANT LOTS on
the west side OF Twenty-sixth between y
and o streets, each 2exl32 feet To ls-foot
alley.
TERMS Easy and made known at sales.
my 81 III. NJ. SMITH, JR.. Trustee.
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AUCTION sALE-Monday.

BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
(Jno. T.. Laughton, Jr., Salesman,)
No. 20 Ninth street.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.. II. X. Chaffin
q Co., and y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AND INDI-
" VIDUAL SALE OF
SIX TWO-STORY-A
DWELLINGS,
MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED
NORTH LINE CARY BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS.
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CORSRTS.

tmy 24-eodl
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12

and counted teers appointed on the ps Ss
electors to vote for President and Vicet
dent Of the United States is 401 OF which ~
Dol and il further appearing that Grover p
New-York had received 219 votes for Presaenf ~ M,
United States and that Thomas A. HendrcKs OF
had received 2l9 votes for Vice President OF e ~ tSe
States which number Is majority OF the Votes Si to
whole nnmber of electors appointed and the same na's
been duly declared by the fresldent Vi 'no oo""' " ~
Rsoired by the Senate of the United States That tne
Senate il of opinion that the constitutional laws nav
been duly executed and that no further decar'o' VI
Tn the House General Keifer offered resolution SUD
santially like that offered in the Senate by Mr. hosl
Mr. Springer wanted the whols matter IeIerIcu " "
the Judiciary Committee with such nstrnctons 10 rp
mort such a resolution may be necessary Ior tho Pu
pose of making known the result OF the electlon' A..
The Sneaker pro TEN, said that In Ills Judgments e
caratdn made by the President pro em Of the senate
was exactly what 1t should have been -, ,,o.
,vas in substance, the as the one
adonnted by the House four Years ago, ana
his motion was adopted by vote of 135 to Up ..oa
The House then passed concurrent resolution oier
by Mir Clay of Kentucky raising joint committee 10
consist OF two Senators and three Representatives ".
notify to Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Hendricks the result oi
to-days proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
ACTIONS OF COMMITTEES.

ALBANY. Feb 1.-THE House Committee on
Judiciary this afternoon In response to the resou
ton offered the House for investigation OF the New
York Judiciary. letter was received from General
Rarnum I'm which he stated that 1t would be incon-
ycnient him to attend ard that he had learned IL
would hc inconvenent for Mr Ives to be present Io
further stated that important witnesses and documents
would bc forthcoming tomorrow. 80 the committee do
clod 20 postpone the hearing until tomorrow The
question was discussed whether or not the standing
committee could incur tho expense OF sending for per
sons aud papers should 1t decide to hold the nvestiga
lion Mr. Hustled thought not. but that q special com
mtee appointed by resolution OF the House would bo
entitled To the privilege.
The Committee Trades and Manufactures has
agreed report favoraby Roeschs General bill fixing
the price OF illuminating gas al 81 30 thousand OF
lC-candle power and at ~ for less than 10 candle
power; and Mr. Cacys bill hiking the price OF iluml
mating gas In New-lork and Brooklyn ut ~ thousand.
The senate Cities Committee will report favoraby Mr.
Daggetts bill allowing the Brooklyn Bridge trustees TO
convert the bridge Hrchways Into warehouses and TO
make bridge free TO foot passengers r Gibbs dis
senting); Mr. Murphys bill allowing New-iOrk news
paper re porters visit all incoming ships III Newiork
Harbor except those having board infectious con-
iag0us Diseases and Mr. Daggcts bill providing for
single Charities Commissioner In Brooklyn, and Mr.
Ottlss bill relative to Long Island Cty's expenses
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday,


THE On lRGFs AGAINST sTRICKLAND.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has informed Jesse H. Strickland Assistant
Inspector OF IIuls at WORK whose resignation mas
been asked for that he will be allowed until Monday next
to answer the charges preferred against him.
RIVER AND HARBoR BILI--Senator Morgan to-day IN
troduced bill make appropriations for rivers ana
harbors 1t IL the bill reported by Representa-
tive Willis from the House Committee except that the
projected improvements Of Sandy Bay. Mass, and GaI'
harbOr the proposed construction OF the ienhe
pn Canal and the provision making Eads the Advisory
Engineer of the Mississippi River Commission. are not
included.
NoMIYAToSs-The President sent among others the
nominations the Senate to-day Of William Carr to be
Postmaster Suspension Bridge Ephrsim r Rogers
Corning and Edwin A. Bartlett, at Cuba all ia New
York State
COLONEL MoRRow's sESTENcE--The Secretary OF War
has received the record in the OF Colonel A. Nor
together with review thereof. made by the Acting
Judge tienera OF the Army 1t Il learned that
the of the Court Is that Colonel Morrow be
by the Secretary OF War and that he retain
his present grade for period OF two years. The case
Will be referred TO the President for final action
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE CENTRAL.wEsr sHoaE wAp

The rumor of a settlement of the war \.
tween tho New-York Central and tho West shora ,su
roads were repeated with great vehemeucs IN Wan
Street yesterday It said that the Central had !.
cured control of the rival line and had ut once rean
passenger and freight rates the former schedue h
rumors carried by TRIBUNE reporter to Theodo
Houston, Of tho receivers Of the West Shore rosA
Mr.. Houston said "I think that have heard the sau.
before. They do not strike me at any rata A.
being extremely fresh There is not the smaIs.s
foundation for them. do not know exactly hov
a settlement could be reached, but I A.
inclined to think that should hear about the ma.ta.
just any Seriously there Is change II
relations with the New-York Central There havs
been negotiations between US, and certainly rata
have been restored Business has been fair but a.
snow blockade has been close Western comma.
tous. The. Grand Trunk has suffered more probable
from the recent storms than the southern lines NJ
have not made any changes In rates. however and ars
doing fairly well"
Acting President n. j. Hayden, Of the New-York Cen
trial. said In response to inquires There has been no
settlement of the West Shore and Central troubles and
know Of negotiations looking to tna result which are
pending. IL there were proposals for O tile
ment suppose would know OF then."
IL is understood that the New-York Central holds 10
the position 1t took when. some time ago. propositions
carried about by stockholders and bondholders In
terested In the two companies IL has proposition to
submit to from the West Shore except that
the latter enter all the trunk line poole and submit to
btration the question OF the percentages II should
ceiye. As to rates, the "settement" be made by
the West Shore simply restoring them to profitable
basis The Central does not PROPOSE 10 s statcd to give
up Its local business 70 competitor, but VIII prote ct
with rates as low as any its rival offers.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
A NEW LINE IN MICHIGAN.

ST. PAUL, Feb. II Especial IA new railroad
company filed articles Of incorporation recently at
Lansing Mich. the Ispeming, Lansing and ODtona-
lyon The incorporators Detroit men who have been
dentided with the Detroit, Maenac and Western. and
the new road will probably be extension Of that ROAD
II is generally supposed that the Detroit Mackinac aud
Western people propose extend their road to meet tho
Northern Pacific at Ashland. Wisconsin. Tie distahee
by wagon road IA only about ninetytve miles, and
branch of the Detroit Macknac and Western Will surely
be built from the sin line 10 the saut ste Marie to
reach Canadian Pacific aud this will give an al ran
route between Portland Oregon, and Portland, Name
The plan Is simple snd the only thing now lacking ]:
eghty-fve ninety miles Of road between Ashland and
OntOnagon forty miles between Ontonagon and Lansing
and thirty miles from that point TO sault ste Marie
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
DEMOCRATS ALONE RESPONSIBLE.

WAsuINGroN Feb The Democrats in the
,usc begin 10 fear extra session OF the ALAth
Congress s inevitable already trying to create
tue impression that II extra session shall be con-
vened the Republicans will be responsible for It, The
contrary is the The delay in the public business
which is necessary transacted before July l. Ii
wholly due the procrasnation OF the Appropriations
Committee Of the House. which hashed back lis bills IN
n nauner altogether without precedent, and allowed
valuable be frttered away on measures OF no
special consequence. majority OF Tue DeinocIhIc
majority to buster1ng To prevent action
u,1n such npotant public measures a. tne bankruptcy
bill tue bils designed preserve The National Banking
sysien and looking 10 the suspension Of TIE
ssne of silver certificates and the coinage Of buzzard
dollars shall he called the RESPONSE
bty for Il will wholly upon the shoulders OF the
Democratic majority OF the House.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
UNION PACIFIC'S GOVERNMENT DEBT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.--In reply to a Scnat


resolution OF inquiry the subject the Secretary OF the
Interior to-day stated TIA the due from the
Union Pacific Railway 10 the United States on Decem-
Der 81, 1882 81 727742. the amount due for the
year ending December 81 1884, has not been ascer-
tained and the annual settlement not made Febr-
airy 1885. provided in the Thurman act II has not
been practicable at any time TO make the annual settle
inent by February l. the books OF the company
closed for the year ending December 81 until about
the middle OF March. These settlements have uniformly
been made Immediately after the books were closed and
will be for the present year.
Ihe cIetary has received letter from Charles
Francis Adams jr the president OF the company stating
his attention has been called 10 an ouer passed IN
the Senate calling upon the Secretary OF the INTERIOR
among other things for information as To whether the
annual settlement was made Dy the Union Paclnc hti-
Thurman act. wish To say Tor your Information that
there will be delay ON the part OF this company ia
making the settlement referred Whenever the de-
will specify the due In that settlement
draft for the amount shall be forwarded by the return
mai
New-York tribune., 1885-02-12
FOREI0N AFFAIRS.

ACCIDENTS TO OCEAN VESSELS ABROAD.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Two of the boats of the Brit
ish steamer Cerdic. which has arrived at London
derry fro N Baltimore, were lost. The bridge and
bulwarks are gone and her stern Is damaged.
Tugs have gone to the assistance of the Hamburg,
American Line steamer Gellert which Is Oft the
Lizard. The steamer left Hamburg on February
and Havre February 10 for New-York.
The British steamer CastlefOrd from Palermo for
New-York put into st. Michaers on February g.,
She had lost her propeller and her steam pipe had
burst.
Part of the cargo of the British steamer Aycliffe,
from Philadelphia to Dublin. has been jettsoned.
The vessel reports from St. Mchaeps that she lost
her boats aud bulwarks.
The Norwegian bark Dannebrog, Captain Rel
nertsOn into collision east of Gibraltar yes
terday with the steamer Zoo. Both vessels sank.
The crews were saved. The Dannebrog was last
reported at Marseiles from New-York.
The British bark Richard Hutchinson, Captain
Troop, which left Liverpool on January 3 for St
John n. b.. has put in at Queenstown. She is leak
ing and her pumps are choked.
Captain Durkee, of the British steamer Kate at
Glasgow from Philadelphia, reports that her decks
were swept. matches burst open and cargo greatly
damaged.
The British bark Aunabela, Captain 'MeMurtry,
before reported at Gibraltar from New-fOrk, was
towed in by the steamer Aicyre. her rudder being
broken. The salvage is being settled.