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"a prpsryy or UER BRIDEGROOM

WMLIAMSPORT, Penn, Dee. "a fSp0mD.-A
woman giving her name rs Mrs Annie sinclair arrived
in this city to-day and called on the ponce Hta'lhP "a'
sbc WAS In search OF her husband Robert Sinclair Three
months ago at Mville she met Robert Sinclair. who
said that lie was an agent for farm implement manu-
featuring company. snd married to Nm one week
AGO He left her aud she ma. not seen hln since hno
learned thai nr had gone Of with BlrOmsburg girl An
Off cer accOm panied the woman 10 the dlHcIcht h"7
and at the depot learned that couple s"tIIuE
the Emlra train Mrs. Sinclair started Tor I-lhlIa IN
Durk
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SENTENCE. or rAHANA INSURGENTS.

PANAMA. Dee 23.-Riiacl AMpuru, the
leader ln the recent revolutionary movement IN Panama
has been tried and convicted 10y court m"rt"' Ht
Eogn the capital ot the Lcpubic aud sentenced 10 hc
d for ten yolr. to as the expenses OF the court to
be deprived Of all political rights during the period oil
ms exile auI 20 make compensation Tor Tie losses ana
d,mng.. sustained In the revolution. j. NJ Grant =
r,,l.r,d Jamaican. and another foreigner. 'u-taNu
,tirrr ac,uinp ices tf tho rebel Pfcsdu. who burned
colon lave also been convicted hy court hhttll anu
sentenced To imprisonment, tho FORMER LOT H'c years
uud latte. Tor three years
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ROMAN yosE TO BE rhED FoR vURDER

Jr,vrxwoRTu, Kan, Dee. 21.-lhc Indian
it,, poar Mae who is confined in tho guard house
az Fort worth is to be turned over to the CIVIL
authorities Last spring he murdered whi'e woman
for which he was arrested and brought to Fort LeaVe
worth The Attorney General has instructed itiifc &
Attnrev Perry of Kansas, proceed against him m inc
Frderal courts OIL the charge OF murder ne WIZ ~ uo
placed in the county Jail here 10 await lIla 'soin"n
E"sc "a half Sioux and half Cheyenne and was Tor Og
time the chief medicine man OF the Cheyenhcs ana
welded "a great influence over them.
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rr,psF0R 4 MISSING FARMER.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, Dec. "a (Specia0.-Col-
onel Thompson a wealthy farmer OF Middiese1' fehh
came here few days ago and purchased scVefai he"u
of cattle from siockman one Love. living near '"o
CITY, Thompson the cattle and his horse ana buggy
- ,,o cara ~ Lave stating that he would return for
theu The same day He did not back ana Iilehd9
from Pennsylvania here searching for MN ne la1
a great deal OF money IN his possession ana Is o''
he has been robbed and murdered.
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cUyyluEy wHo VIII NoT 40 Hour.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. 21.-Port Collector
Hager has addressed communication to the treasury
Department M Washington IN which be calls attention
TO the probability that number OF Cinnamon who ar
rived at New York, Key West and Baltimore from the
Wrs, Indies in August September and October 07lchsl
v in transit to China taking fraudulent advantage
nf thr transit pIVcgc and either remaining peTma-
IcntIy in The United states or securing return ctit
Gates under names "a old residents lc states
that none Of Them has reported here a. yet
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coon .ccoryr or ITS STEWARDSHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec "a (SpeciaE.-A report
inst ssued by the Union Benevolent AssOca tOn states
that the society made 24O3 visits relieved 1904 iam
les attended Dersons pIoyded for Al funerals
distributed free 2l3 OF coal sold 52 tons at nan
price gave All orders groceries and 10 baskets OF
PROVISIONS lent II stoves gave away 3Oi garments anu
81 pairs shoes Employment obtained for 80 per
Sons and 10 were sent to various hospitals.
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sLurr 81 la. llcOlNIe ..o.ooo.

U,RrisoNErRG, Va. Dec. 2I.-'Ihc surctics
ON the Official bond Of = t. sterling County Treasurer
here held meeting today and closed the oiicc HE
County Court Judge this morning gave sterling nu'h
Msnday To give bond HIS failure To do 80 VIII
cause the appointment Of new treasurer. Sterling
has sued by the state Audli"r Tor f""ooo '''A
to,cs and after partial iuyc ION. tho dchct In the
county funds D., placed at $4,000, making total OF
$4,000 to 100000. Sterling has been treasurer Tor
about fourteen ycar- ana had the absolute confluence
Of the entire community. His friends say that he Is
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nrhrK KE-rnEED u PERr.

LIMA. Dee. -, via Galvcston.-lhcr remain
ing force, ~ Colonel Rrayle entered the >ty yesterday
and all VINO wished to leave the ranks were allowed to
do 90 each man receiving silver SOL battalion OF
Young mcu which va, formed 20 do duty at tho palace
and 10 r,-rryc order u tho city. dishauicd yc-tcr
dty Nitn tho return OF the police force t. their dntr-
m l r,.-t OF order, u T. no longer cou@ld-
er.d re-ltcut lslc-i- ANA ls MIL
i,try sAouII remain away frOm the city.
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NEW, NOTES FROM LoNDoN.


NOT DYtNG NEL-A gratifying change mas Otch OF
served III the condition Of the Archbishop oI Au'"In
I WIS fnousht only twenty todr hours ago y" uo AT
The polut II DEATH Notwithstanding his ADVANCED "E'
and serious illness there are NO" hol'' VI ''
SCULPTOR BNNhErrE- Richard belt' inc H'ulP'"ul
., ,,'. nm, A 20 recovered Hj,OOO damages IN MS
sun for libel against Charles bthH'lt I"tNTN' 'Hu
.rnlutur has become bankrupt. IL - alleged Hi' ho
,rt,,rd A. 900 from ~if William Neville Abby upon
icwclry wAIch 10 almost worthless.
SCOTTISH GRoN.-Thc product ot piglron "a Hcol'uu '
during the year $50 amounts 10 lOu'o- tons anu 'Ho
stock now un hand l. - l,JJ1 tons.
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THE DISASTER Ar NANTIcoKE.

WILKEsBhRRE, Dee. 2l.-lhc situation at
Nantlcoke remains unchanged As far as can oe 'scr
tanned the black damp has been cleared from tue Slope
near where supposed the meA are imprisoned Inc
,..uu., marty did no work No l slope to-day. and
superlutrudcnt Morgan Will not AK them again TO face
danger there The onIy efforts now beln made are III
the clearing OF the main slope, which IS so"diy paeAed
- M md rnrK Tins cHuuut bee removed quickly
a. snnn ~, m, mining engineers meet auG devise some
new ulIn for reaching the mrrlsCned meu the nIlhe
compiuy Will at once beS'h 10 prosecute o so"0N IL
fI..aa # .NIlaf
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cUICAGO THIEVES CAPTURED.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a (Spccidt. to-
day arrested three men giving the names OF Auoph IL
pier James Daily and William Glade, while thy were
trying to dispose OF several trunks filed with new
lobng which believed to have been stolen from the
holesae house Of A. 5. Singer of Chicago The cloth
,no ia marked with the firms name. At the rooms OF
t,c nrlsoners other trunks were lOuhd HIeu WIN
cIo. hing The men arrived here IA few DAYS ago Ion
Cbicago and have been doing Disk business Win
second hand clothing dealers ana pa"hoioAo'''
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tienfs To vaccination Some Of tho more violent OF the
inmates objected 10 the operation anu l" soio
the doctors were knocked down.
ACCIDENTS TO OCEAN VESSELS.

LONDON. Dec. 24.-The British steamer
Helmsley Captain JUDGE. at Avonmouth from New-or'
leans lost sails had her decks badly strained anu e
tsoned thirty tons of cargo She also sustained oher
injuries. 49,.
The German ship j. W. Wendt, Captain Lass at Anu
werp from Philadelphia is much strained. she was
damaged in various ways she had several feet OF water
IN her hold aud was compelled jetson seventy bar
res of her cargo.
fire broke out in the buners Of the British steamer
Mississippi in her voyage from New-Orleans 10 LIVER
pool 1t was soon extinguished however, and dia h'te
damage. ,-..t.h -.o,r,or
In the collision yesterday between the British steamer
Warwick from for New YORK. ana the i @
steamer ScVilla, the former struck the ScViIld WIN
stem. The Warwick's bOwsprit Is gone threo Oh nGs
plates and three of her frames are DrOheh' anu sn0
otherwise damaged. , ,..o hoon
Seventeen thousand cases OF petroleum nave pevH V
saved from the cargo the American bark lannah '"
Dudley. which was wrecked on Lucna ShOal, OH IaIa
boo. The petroleum sold at auction at prccs llns
no profit The cOnsgnees decline to pay further
HALIFAX Dec. 2l (SpccidD.-A dispatch by cable from
Liverpool announces the laundering OF the Nova SCOTIA
bark Atlantic 4l2 tons. from Shields win coal i0r
Brazil. All hands were saved She was ihsureu III
American offices.
PANAuA Dec 16.-A fire broke out about midnight Oh
December on board the Pacific Mail Conpanys steamer
Honduras whlo she lay in the hay The fire Is sad 10
have been caused by the explosion OF some ACIDS whcn
had been shipped in marked " mining supphes'
Fifteen or twenty tons OF CARGO which slowed Tor
ward bet wcen decks was badly damaged Inc Vessel
burned but badly as to delay her departure Oh
December 10.
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o1sTpyBrTIyG IT'S TWO MILLIONS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24 (SpecidD.-Mr.
Barlslcy chairman of the Finance Committee OF Coun-
cs said to-day that he will urge Councils distribute
the - that has fallen TO the city from the Gas
Trust as follows: $40 900 pay OFF the remainder OF
n gas loan which matured q year ago. 100000 for
school purposes; 500 900 for repavng with Belgian
bors he strrets in which there are railways the rail
wav cnunnnies TO appropriate "A similar amounts
COO Tor the proposed county prison; $4,000 Ior
rrbulldIng the insane department Of the Anshousei
$500 600 for the Water Department; 100000 Tor MAIN
savers $50 900 for the iutercepng sewer and good
sum Tor The Improvement OF FallmOuht H"A
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SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 24.-Thc jury in the
case OF Brigham Young Hampton official of tins city
and a Saint in the Mormon Church, WHO was charged
with completely in plot 10 bring disreputahle women
here for the purpose OF discriminating Federal officials
rendered verdict OF guilty after being ont one hour
The Gcntilcs rejoicing 10 night over telegram ir"
United States Attorney Dickson to Governor Murray,
stating that he has withdrawn his resignation.
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GRIMES AND C4SuALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH


SENTENCED FOR MANSLAUE UEiIHf.
Sr\uru1 Pcnn Dee. 2i.-J0hn T. Cox, VINO was
cnyrted nf mausals shtcr last week. wa sentenced by
Judge Rockefeller this afternoon To lour years npti
~, ,ncut m hard Labor In the Northumberland County
Prison and to pay "a fine OF 800 ANA costs
MURDERER PLEADING GUILTY. a.,,
CHICAGO, Dee. 2L-Charos, allis "llugh' % Day
VIM ht, been under indictment Tor mohlhN iOr Un'
der of hts alleged vie and her sister. WAS brought
before Jlirc Sncparl this morning hnd Withdrew Ills
ui,., OF NOT EuIIty lie WAS renIanded 10 jail.
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err DOWy ~ THE YIDR or TINE.

DENVER, Col, Dec. 21.-SX masked men
rode into Springer last night and after taking the keys
t,o,n the taller took from his cell Theodore Baker,
charged with numbering Frank Unruh, "A wealthy ranch
man. and hanged him to telegraph pole near the JAIL
The taller in the meantime gave tho alarm. and the
townspeope after brief sklrmish drove the masters
ont and cut Rakcr down Just II time 10 save his NE
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yo vcIp WAITED FR0u COyGRESS

INDIANAroLIS, Ind. Dee. 2l.-Ihe Executive
Committee OF the londrlcks Monument Association has
been discussing suggestion I'm the newspapers that
Congress appropriate $1,000 in all Of the construction
of the memorial The result OF the discussion was the
unanimous adoption Of resolution thnt no such appro
ur,ntinu should ho expected asked, but that the
snsociatiOn should depend alone upon voluntary dOha
lions by The people for the money necessary.
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LOOKING FOR 4 MARYLAND MILLER
HIS COAT AND TEAM FOUND AND MARKS OF
sTETGGLE IN ImE ROAD.

COAT AND TEAM FOUND AND MH'ho VI -
STRUGGLE IN The ROAD.
BALTIMORE. Dee. "a (SpccidD.-Phlllp IL.
HaAiland mil er Of Rockville, Md, one week a-o my I"
teriousy disappeared He went TO Washington carry III
the day but did not return, he told his VIE he "o
by nchtfalL 1t generally believed tbat H"ViIu
was murdered Yesterday party OF seaIcherS ior inc
missing man his oucrcoat hanging on pine ouSh
soo distance hack from tho road leading TO Havands
mill mile further away. lots Of blood were Iouhd on
stone beside the and footprints In the earth hd-
Gated a struggle There also spot oi bIood Oh
Hayiland's wagon, which with the horses was also
found III the vicinity.
William l. Muncastcr. the owner OF the mill that
uayIland operated says that he had told HdVi4"hh 10
leave ,hc mill January l. Us he did not have capital
enough to run It, Muuclstcr that Hvi ana asfeed
with him that 1t better to stop the null lhefe was
no unpleasantness between the two men. Mr.. Mum
,s,er hclcve. In the murder theory and says that he
thinks there were two who way laid liav"And ana
killed him. Detectives have taken the case IN hahd
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. "a lSDec'dD.--For
sevora months the Cleveland Provision Company has
been missing sums OF money ranging from 800 u Sioo
A strct watch WAS instituted which resulted IN i"''eh
ing the crime on T. A. Wac herman assistant pookkeePt
aud cashicr lie WAS arrested ana cOleaseu 'h' Ho nA
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PROPOSING MARTIAL LAW FOR IRELAND
4 SUGGEST rIoN BY THE LoNpoN Tlhfs '-CHAkGfs
AGAINST An IEI-H MEMBER.

LoNDoN, Dec. 2i.-Ihc Times in an editorial,
without advocating such extreme measures, suggests
that the Irish difficulty could be- solved IN three months
by the exclusion Of tho Paructes from tho House OF
Commons and the proclamation OF martial law IN Ire
land.
cute one of the recently elected irish mcmbors OF farlt
mcnt for a speech made at a National League meeting
a CORK on the ground that tho language used on the
occasion tended to incite his hedrcrso commit murder
CORN. Dec. 2i.-leprcscntIuycs OF tho Cork steam
Packet Company and Of the Cattle Dealers Association
mot today to consider the concessions proposed by the
.tcau.Bip company Yesterday \ quarrel and the
rcpr,utafvcs refused to sign the agreement In con-
scauclcc Of the failure agree the cato dealers have
resolved to continue the boycott
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4 CRISIS IN FRANCE.
UPRoAR IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
GOVERNMENT MAJORITY OF ONLY FOUR ON THE
TONQUIN CREDIT.

a NON ENNMENI MAJOhlll Oi OENhi fNN'' O'
TONQUIN CREDIT.
PARIS. Dec. 24-The Chamber of Deputies
adopted Tonquin credit by vote OF ga to 20
Tho vote is virtually defeat OF the Government
twenty-four Conservatives who would have opposed tho
credit having been deprived of tner seats CABINET
council has been summoned for tomorrow. Inc
Ministers perhaps will retain their portfolios uh aer
the meeting Of the Congress to elect President of
the Republic.
Before the vote taken, General Campenon MINIS
Of War; spoke in opposition to tho proposed evacua
ton Of ToDquin lie advocated the formation OF
colonial army.
NJ Clemenccau demanded the revision OF the TientSn
treaty and rcproached NJ. Ferry with implorlng the
support Of Prince Bismarck An uprOar cnsued, IN
which NJ. Ferry. amid Kisses and cheers, maze
a futile attempt reply to NJ. Clcmenceau The latter
continuing his speech, appealed Frenchmen to dc
eide whether 1t was not the paramount duty ot tue
Government to tighten taxation. The operations III
TOnqun, he saId had prevented reforms at home anu
had endangered tho very existence of the republic
NJ de Frcycine Minister of Foreign Affairs declared
that was impossible for France to cvacuae Tonquln
" We masters Tonqun." he cOntnuei, 4" and the
country will bo completely pac ned by April The pro
tcctorac Touqun will be equally successful as
the IIotcctorate Tuuls The adoption OF the
TOnqun credit will have wider bearing than the Oc
cupatOn OF TOnquin."
NJ Ferry referring to ". Clcmcnceaus statement de-
fled NJ. Cemenceau to prove his charge. The latter
thcrcupon read n dispatch from Baron de Cource
French Ambassador 10 Germany. addressed to
VI. Ferry. stating that Prince Bismarck ma
offered to mediate between France and China, and VI
Fcrrys reply to the Baron In which he said that ho
valued highly the Offer OF tho German Chancellor
The reading OF these dispatches caused the greatest
excitement NJ. Ferry hootrd aud tried to rash to
the tribune. bn his friends prevented him from doing
The re- ut the division the TOnqun question was
the occasion ola trcmcndou, upIOIr NOlloyS oi que'
addressed 70 the chair bat were unanswered
The Chamber then a ljourneI until Dccombec %.
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VICTIMS OF THE EXPLOSION At PoNrYPRIDD

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-A dlspatch from only :
Prild, Wales. this morning, says that seVehl!-lNo
corpscs have been recovered from tho Ferndale PIt'
,c-- nm xn'o.ion occurred yesterday. The scenes In
te vicinity OF the mine are plt!fnl Al dayOFr3k ths
morning flesh body OF volunteers began exploring tle
uit and worked mtufuly In attempts To recover tHo
bodies OF those VINO were killed
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CHINGLD VIII FVH"IN' 4 --TII'3 ~ III ''.T
BOsTON, Dee. 24 lSpcc'dD.-A case OF all' gen
forgery in the neighboIiug town OF Woburn satractng
considerable attention. Tho complainant, James
Maguirc is a leather manufacturer lie has served III
the Board Of seecmen some few years. and this year
i chairman. Thomas II. HI. the respondent mas
lived In oburn more than fifteen years and Tor more
than ten years lecn In the Board ot Hciectnrh ana
nearly a that period until his year has been clerk "i
bo hoard He /. also water register and clerk OF the
Board Of Sinking Fund Commissioners lie las con-
Quoted an insurance business for some years ana II
Gently, being uusuccessiui. was Obliged 10 cIo'e
the Glen Falls of Now-IoTk, made demand lot pay
,nCnt for what was due. Not beng able 10 meet h,
rn,arcpeuts lis bond,mcn were looked up ara louhd
10 be lanes Maguirc ana Albert G. lam Mt. Mas"'Ie
Sid that ms name wos "a forgery. ana hc employ ci
William Y Kcilrn ESQ, to conduct the case i"T NM
To-day the interest IN the attracted great crowd
After the hearing tho accused was held IN @-,oOo to
the Jury.
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cnNrG..lNa rmE cA,ILLrowNEocmE MrEDEE

CONFL-7IN' IHI VN7II'I+'I - " ~ - TT ~ "
DrBLlN, Dee 2l.--WillIam Shcchan who
WAS convicted on December - Of having murdered his
mother bis brother Thomas and his sister Mary al
Ca.tctowurucbr. near Cora in October Is" mas
,u,lr full confession OF hi. crime. He eNculpacs MS
,,.,l,., t l,yy David Browne who Is u.dcr arrest,
from any participation IN the crime Sheehan says ihat
he wa. led TO commit the crime by the pcrsistcucy ot
ni, mother m demanding 1900 dowry from Farmer
Erowuc before she woulI consent to her son 0hc
rri.nucr marrylu Mis-, BrOwrc Farmer IIrowue Vas
t,... 10 Ne nj, duuEhtcr dowry Of slsu bat MY.
-u..u.u rr fused offer. William threw tic bodies OF
those ~ nom ho murdered into an old well IN a SH"
time Lee married Mlz, Browne. lie tooh possession ol
lie farm aud remained there about two years Wh' u
IN, ga. ylct,d f,r non payment OF rent lie then went
a. Au-tt.p Ar his ,,iriurc tAs three bodies were
sfta
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taken nearly - 600 IN small sums Today Nuchcr%'ad %
and In. friaIs made good the loss 70 the company aud
the prisoner released the victims declining ~ P
ufp
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MAJOR GooDFELLows SERIOUS CONDITION.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Dec. 24.-MOor
Henry Goodfellow, JudgeAdvocae OF the Department
of the Missouri was stricken with apopexy While walk
ing the street last cvenug It's Thought tIa' NC eau
aoI recover
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so3 80 900 at AZ per cent 500 10 1876 Mt Ter cent
Is "A at 80 per cent and - 272G77 AT per cc!
only about S50GOGO in all being at rates higher IMAM
or lower than per cent.
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TREATY nErwEEN GEEMANY AND DzANzLBAA

BERLIN, Dee. 2l.-Zanzibar and Germany
have signed treaty Of commerce the provisions .,
,bicb f,yor the Hamburg mercantile community and
the East African Society.
To EXPEL GERNAN.AMEHCANS II N'HLI0"!'
BERLIN. Dee. 2l.-Thc Foreign once mas
notified Mr. Pcndlron, the American Minister 'h'
II IS intended to c.pel the German Americans III >chle'-
l, ,,to emtgrated to the United states just before
Incoming liable to military service and returned ater
heinz uaturluzcd. The recent order ot expulsion o.
other t,yrman- 4 americans romans stSpcud'''
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SERIES OF DISASTERS TO A STEAMSHIP


PANAMA Dee. 1G.-The following Is a trans
atlon of an article which appeared III the Ndcon" "t
Lima of November ~ reference to the steamer Colo
bi, of the Pacific steam Navigation Company which
WAS sent south from CaaO to PscO, to call back TWO Ie
ruyan transports with when CIcores threatened
Lima: The steamer Colombia OF the Pdclhc steam
NAVIGATION Company. which lett Calao on November 20
carving official dispatches PiSco, went aground lh9
same day at p m. sand bank situated TO inc soun
of Tambo de NORA nearly in front OF Lurih Culhcna'
This WAS known three hours aud a half attcrWaru III
Pisco by a messenger sent from the vessel Inc
Chala set out Immediately from lsco. but II was louun
that she could haul the Colombia of tho sahu DahA
and the Chaa speedei Call whence the Dere Ia anu
Lima were Instantly down TO the scene or the acc
dent The Colombia was unde: commission to the Gov
eminent OF Peru the time OF striking, Dut was uuue
charge of her officers. She lay easily IN sailo" VI
twenty feet OF water with little sea running Inc Nsse
l. rho most unfortunate and at the same time one O INC
most VA liable pos,ed by the Pacific steam Navigation
CouDauy Her ml-fOrtuues have been numerous. Al
Rtllrulta4 she struch submerged rock NJ tnddra
nm accident of the nature occurred; AT Antoya-
gsa and a. steep Point nrr keel seemed To seek Ine
same obstacle. Nrar Chca on one OCCASION she ran
down small Italian coastug schooner bound TO Huaya
ourl with passengers and cargo, ana cdru nc OSs VI
all the fret sht aud Of mauy Of the passengers