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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

| New Orleans. La. Feb. 23.--Yesterday
| being holiday Secretary lIcsters
/ weekly statement was issued this
| morning. 1t shows further marked
| falling of in the amount brought Into
sight compared with the seven days
/ ending February %, 1892. the decrease
| being in round numbers $4,000 bales.
/ Compared with the same seven days
OF last year there haa been an increase
of 10000 and the year before last de-
! crease Of 100,
The movement into sight for the first
! twenty-five days OF February Is ahead
of the same time last year, $4,000 bales
and ahead OF year before last $1,000, 1t
is $4,000 behind 1892 This makes the
total excess for the li5 days from Sep
temher l to February %, inclusive, L.,
7gi, 1922 bales more than for the cor
responding l75 days of last year, o.
COZ, ii4 more than year before last and
5000 more than In 1892.
The total movement for the 1i5 days
from September ] TO date is S,341, 30S
against 6,5i6,4ll last year. 5.GSs.s G4 the
year before last and 7,7s0,Si7 In 1899.
Foreign exports for the week have been
1l1,091 against 1922 last year, making
the total thus far for the season g.
OiS 522 against 3,9l9,377 last year. or an
Increase OF l,o9o,ii5. Northern mill
taklngs during the past week have In
creased 3d. 500 bales us compared to last
year and the total taklngs since Sep
TENDER /, show an increase OF 5sO.42i.
The total tnlIingA OF American, north
and south and Canada thus far for the
season have been 21b7,235 against L.
626s09. These include 1.6s0,7i5 by
northern spinners against l,i5O,ss9 Tho
amount brought into sight during the
past week Inns been 104,0i2 Against d.
755 for the seven days ending this date
last year. l05.142 year before last and
1926 for the same time In 1892 and for
the first twenty-five days OF February
II has been 42G,S6i this year against
2g2. Pa last year. 332, 657 the year be-
fore last and 81 g22 in 1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New York. Feb 23.-Cotton-Dull.
middling 5-sc; net receipts none: gross
5eei forwarded none. sales none; stock
Iotal today and consolidated: Net re-
eelpts 1880; exports 10 Great britain
LEES 10 the continent sos; stock 926,-
Total since September /, Not receints
b,bdS'f2O. exports to Great Britain 2l68. =
l.762,6n. '''''''''
For week ending yesterday: Net re-
ceipts 26OS; gross 26.7iS; exports 10
Great Britain illO9; to France l79s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Liverpool, Feb 2S,-Baeon-Dull'
moor demand Cumberland CUT Is 20
AZ no,,nds 2s rounds: long clear heavy
55 hounds. 29s; short clear backs, u
mounds, 2Ss "a: short clear mlddllng,
heavy, So pounds. 2ss, clear bellies, II
to 10 pounds. 35s.
shoulders-square, II to 10 pounds
COS Cd.
sss. az "a,
Beef-Extra India mess, eSs Cd;
prime mess. 52s Cd.
Lard--Dull. Prime western, sSs "a;
refined IN pals. S4s Cd.
Cottonseed oll-i5s Cd.
Linseed oll--2is sd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Liverpool. Feb. 2s.--whoa.--spot
steady; demand poor; No ?, red, spring.
hs ! LED; No. ! hard, Manltoba..5s cd
Futures closed firm and unchanged.
Closing business was about equally di-
vided. February. 4s i-2d March.
Is Idi April, Is lad May. Is a-id;
June, Is sd. July, As 3-id,
Corn-Spot, American mixed. new, As
Id. Futures closed Arm and unchanged.
Business equally distributed, February.
IS Id; March, IS l-sd; April. Is SAD /:
May, IS SD; June, IS sd; July, As
3-id.
Flour-Demand moderate; ST. Louis
fancy winter, Is Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
4 plIgEs GENERALLY LOWER .
am AND FIRM DURING
hos r,nsr Horn.


L..
- market was very duil uur-
re S0e~ nour today and generally
TIE MS w.
- 4rad,,g ,vns
..r the last hour 'he u nuns ""'
VAi4s ~ hut the speculation was
" ae" =, the close prices were
.titlsd shu ." -. seg,,res made
!, Irregular tho .e.. 49,,
q minority OF INSTANCES Deio"
" = - M Thursday.
hnA' go GOOD many buying
rse were A.. onar,,o Tho
~ In dlsillllnS NJ 'i'e
/ per cent ON heavy pur-
. II rescted on sales to realize
~ p'' mar cent below the
.tls and cioseu ~. -, . o
49,, point toucheu' Sus"i
I, 10 % but broke i per cent
q" n.oorsnt rally of half and
su's nor ccrt North
IA reaction Oh
vas the only one OF the granger
rhlch displayed any activity.
I" .,.,,h,r a limit of 3.s per
tuaiins Nts rncbangod
and closi re cinsed at Tbursdav's
,rlng.,sgan u ,ronsoctlons In the rest
Pc a.. go very light and the
he hst ~" NV usuaIIv active were
l1ies ~ iiI,rois Central gained /
Hinlnoann,, ,rina, Inc week the marker
cent D Nj ,ssrogulor The success
ealre sln.',,!,,o WI i ner cent loan wos
ias sSle ~ a' ,,nrabIe Incidents Int had
~ NV nv, ~ nn tho market The fart
4 sneS aoo J hin is dead for this
Ii the pooAhb Nii -"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New York, Feb sa-comparatiye
cotton statement for the week ending
February 20;
Net receipts ~ all United States ports
turing week Sl.SSI. same week last
Total receipts to this date eb2i bgl
same date last year b.Ii2f4S.
Exports for tire week li.0ib: same
week last year 1896.
Iotal exports to this date 49as bg2.
same date last year s,QlG.47i
STOCK az all United States ports sss..
Vs., same time last year 92i $50.
STOCK at all interior towns 10, $40:
same time last year llI6i5.
stock at Liverpool $50. GOO: same time
last year 1.7l2, 900.
stock Of American afioat for Great
5 bll 0aa 22VOOO; same time last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

+. G. McPeak & Co.'S letter from
Lamson Bros. & Co. says:
Chicago, H.. Feb. 23.-The news of
the week has not been OF a nature
TO cause any great activity; In fact,
the whole market has been dull and
inactive, prices keeping within mar
row range. The strength in wheat
was due the fore part Of the week to
the decrease in the available supply.
the general milling demand and large
falling off I'm the weekly shipments
from Black Sea, Baltic and sundry
ports. Paris markets have advanced
something over 2 cents per hundred,
owing TO their very light stocks, and
Increased speculation on reports Of
damage to growing crop. India ship
menta are light. owing to the very
low price which causes an increased
consumption and the converting Of an
unusual amount into animal food.
Shipments from Argentine have not
been as large as predicted, the falling
off is quite material from last year,
while the general features are OF a
bullish nature, the depressed financial
condition. slight falling off in the
weekly clearances and the increased
receipts in the Northwest, which point
TO a lighter decrease In the visible
supply Monday have prevented any
material advance during the week. AL
though the gain has been light, the
market has displayed rather firm
tone with tendency more in favor of
holders.
Corn has been quite active. Some
days receipts have been quite liberal,
causing free selling; again receipts
light and shipping demand good, caus-
ing a good demand from Spectators
and shorts, thus creating a good deal
OF activity and plenty OF guessing by
the local shippers TO keep track
OF the fluctuations. The closing how
ever. is but a fraction higher than
the anal quotations one week ago.
Proyislons-In view Of the large re-
oelpts OF hogs-22s 7OO-for week, the
priee of hog products has been wen
maintained. 1t was generally believed
over a month ago that the greater
norton OF the hogs had passed from
Inc farmers hands into the packers
cellars. but the result of receipts, so
lar this month Shows there were plen-
~ TO follow and 1t still remains an
onen question as TO how many more
LAMSoN BROS. & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

NV iork' Feb. 23.-Money on call
~, n igl IL per cent; closed per
4 i, r rrime mercantile paper, 3 1-23
IN, per cent. Sterling exchange dun
4, KIT with actual business In bank
MA y,iis at Mss 1-4Q4.ss l-g for de-
fs, ~ ana Si.s6 3-45D4 81 for sixty DAYS.
uwi rates, S4,S7 1-29l.ss and
~ 80. ~; Commercial bills. "a. Sc. sll
Bar sllvnn Da YES 60 1-Sc bid; no sales.
Goye5nrue., we Mexican dollars, 4sc.
tuI. rsn bonds firm; state bonds
nsaay 'aiiroad bonds quiet and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New York. Feb. 2s.-Mall orders
from yesterday gave a fairly good ac-
count OF business In dry goods, and
there was considerable done In quiet
way by the resident representatives Of
ont OF town markets. II was Saturday.
however, and there was no demand OF
importance.
Printing cloths quiet at Site. Sales
for the week. 10000 pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

h IA. LION ~ Feb. 2a.-Canadian Pacific,
q ID, nMle; l-2; Illinois Central,
paal 81. Mexican ordinary, 10 IL; st.
NJ; pena nion, o. les; New York Central
lex,essna hSsylYania, 81 Ia: Reading. 6;
Bar "a, central. new fours, 5s IA.
/ VI c s,,ser, q s-l6d per ounce. Money
c5sn mas The rate of discount in the
ssnt. Fo r.k e. for short bills rs per
s.at Or Three months bills / rs per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Kansas City. Mo, Feb, 2s.--wheat.-
Firmer; No > hard and No. red, 5ldp
52c; rejected 47Q4Sci sample. I. o. b..
Mississippi river. No. ., hard. and No.
red. unchanged
Corn-Firm and i-2c lower, No.
? mixed, 1910 lie; No. ? white. ~ 1-2
Q4ic.
oats-Flrm; No. mixed, 20 i-4Q
80 Ice; No. white. sic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New Orleans Feb. S-Cotton-Dul
una easy; mlddllng & Belize; low mid
Jung 1850; good ordinary 4 l-gc.
Net receipts $685.; gross $3.50: exports
ooastwi9e 1854 sales 1000; stock 312 1863
Weekly: Net receipts 81 ,G39. gross I'd -
1885, exports to Great Britain ii. s57. To-
France batl; TO the continent 1850.
coastwise 1888, sales 20, 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

80 up on the week. Parcels were quiet
Spot wheat was slow Red winter
steady March delivery was quoted at
us Flour dull. and only small lots
wdre sold. Prices, however, were
sttady. Corn was scarce and very
nrm Buyers were reserved Mixed
American parcels, March delivery were
quoted at lss. Barley Was quiet, hut
nrmer Oats were inactive, but prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
Ie1perts ana I,nn...

new New York, Feb. 2s.-rhe exnor,s =,
she i.e.-from the port OF New yor,s so or
ane week amounted to siOi ses IN go IA
~ sis,dVl In silver The impofts fa,
SO sol se week We're; Gold. ;l.s72. sos: silver
n n,.,.lt or. ary goods. ii,5ss,1T general
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New Orleans, Fob. 20. -Cotton-Fu-
lures quiet; sales 1900; February. 5.lD
bidi March. 5.24Q5 20; April. o 20a52l;
May, 5.20@5.27; juno, 6.92V5. 33 July.
5.37q5.3s, August. 5.42G5.44; septem-
Der. 5l7W5. 49, october. 5.5la5 81; No
yember, b,5i@5 So.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

st. Louis, No. Feb. 2s.-wheai-
Cash lower. sic. Options steady. May
ne; July, 81 7-sc-
Corn-Lowcr. Cash. Sic; February.
Al I-2c; May, Al 5-Sc: July, AZ l-4c.
oats-Lower. Cash. SOC. May. % SIC;
June, % 7-Sc
IPorl-steady. Jobbing. 5000.
Iard-Firmer. Prime. 1895; choice,
Sc 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New York. Feb 23.--Cotton Futures
closed barely steady, sales 90 800 bales.
February 5.47; March 8 rs. April 5.4g:
May 81: June 5.55; July sos; August
90; September 5.67: october 5,72; No
Vember SIT. December $50.
Spot closed dull; middling uplands
6-sc; middllng gulf o 7-sc. sales none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Charleston. Feb. .-Cottan--Firm;
miudlinB 3 1-so; net and gross ro,a pts
56S7; exports coREtwise 1885; stock 81 9gl.
Weekly. Net and gross receipts $685.
exports 10 the continent 2l95; coastwiae
CAS-; salas $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

I.opdon. Feb. 2s.-The cold weather
Il breaking up. The wheat market
during the week was firm. The OFFER
inss we're Hight and desirable grades
were FIRMLY held. especially the better
grades OF Russian. Prices were about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Beaver Falls. Pa. Feb. 2s.-Beayer
Fails college place burned this morn
Ing. LOIS $4,000 All OF the nifty stu
dents in the building. ladies' and
gentlemen, escaped. but lost their
books. clothing. etc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New York, Feb. 23.-The total sa,ss
oil stocks today were $1,000 shares in,
Guiding; American tobacco. 400. Amar.
ican sugar, 9iO0; d. and c. ~ "a sss.
Manhattan, 300; New Jersey Central
POO; Northwestern, 400. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

tiak ok Feb. 2s.-The weekly
gaanses. I pt shows the following
lsans, decr s.eserye, decrease. ssi, $50, 300:
ialao; legai se' 1900; specie. decrease.
sa' tender. increase, S2,37s,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

by Al R,, Feb. 2s.-Gold is quoted to-
20: ltsehos Ayres at 2.57: Madrid,
y Aibsoh' 2a.25 1-2; st. Petersburg,
u. S' q; Rome. 1O5 20; Vienna,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

wv; deposits. decrease. sss7. soo. II.
cuiation. increase, 2s7, 800 IT, vi
now mold s2s.s22,72s in excess ~ vai ,ss
requirements OF the 25 per cent r,,,s sne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

oe6 new York. Feb. 2s.-clearings $50
zoo,Slo' balances, $5.5s9.13O For The
week. SSSS'os2,Ss6; balances. s24,59O O59
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New orleans, Feb. 23.--Markets quiet
and unchanged: very little movement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

New York, Feb. 23.-stocks and bonds
sd as follows:
nh.a Hat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

St. Louis. Feb, 2s.-wooi-oulet and
unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
THE SPOT MARKED.
Where the sword Was Surrendered
mt Yorktown.

YORKTOWN, October T.-(Special) >
Saturday, the 10Th instant. ought TO be d
memorable day with our inhabitants,
and, in fact. with all liberty-loving Amer
leans. This sacred date commentaries
the most mOmentOus event in the his
tory OF America ana republican insttu-
tons. the triumph of justice and equal
rights over oppression and monarchal
despotism. 1t is needless 10 say that |
allude TO the siege Of and surrender at
Yorktown. During the past summer
there has been erected on the exact spot,
as designated by government engineers.
where the sword was handed over. a
monument, entirely independent Of the
national monument. to point 10 the gene
rations TO come the spot made dear by
the grand, noble. and patriotic achieve
ments OF our forefathers. The shaft ia
q feet high and about 6 feet square at
the base. The foundation is built OF
granite. taken from the shores Of York
river Very near the cave where. il Is
said. CORVALLIS took refuge. The shaft
itself is composed of brick taken from
the old courthouse. which was built
here In Colonial times for a custom
house.
The erection OF the monument is due
in great measure to Superintendent John
w. Shaw. of the National Cemetery and
but for his untiring efforts and the
hearty cooperation of Mr.. J.. Wolf OF
New York city, who generously donated
the land and gave financial aid the work
could never have been accomplished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Mr.. Keno W. Putnam, "A literary
man and student OF advertising,
residing at HarmOnsburg. Pa. under
date Of June }, 1895. writes as
follows: Not long since l came upon
a knight OF the Road taking
something from small vial-a
circumstance that | would hardly
have noticed had not my eye
fallen upon the well-known
Ripans label Then was interested,
and proceeded to interview him.
What do | take EN- fur" no
answered my query. See here,
young fellow. what do ye take yer
swag fur? Fun, amt it? Yer see.
when fellows liver and stomach
Is out er whack Their amt much fun
IN my biz; so | gets these here pills
and then have fun. a fellow can
have lots y fun trampin' II is
stomach's In good order. So that's
what takes 'em fur; just fun. Where
do live? Usually about where !
happen 10 be. Yer see | live there
because hain't happened ter die
there yet, thanks to these little fellows.
holding UP the Vial. Partly in
spirit Of jest / told 1t might be
considerable TO his advantage 10
give some address where he might
be reached. i don't take no
advantages he answered sagely.
Il just take these 'cr pills an travel.
The circumstance was so unique that
l decided 10 report IL 10 you
Ripans Tabules are SOFA by druggists.
OF by mail. If the price GQc. a box Is
sent TO the Ripans Chemical Company.
No. 10 Spruce street, New York. Sample
vial. l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Very Pretty Wedding In York
County,

YORKTOWN. VA, october T-(Spe-
cal.)-Miss Editte .iay Ironmonger. the
attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l..
Ironmonger. of Fish Neck, and Mr..
Joseph W. Smithers were united in the
holy bonds of matrimOny at Providence
Methodist Episcopal church at O'CLOCK
the past Monday evening. The friends
OF the popular young people gathered
together and ornamented the church IN
an artistic manner with autumnal deco
rations-viz.. golden-rod, ivy. and POI, ID
plants-which. with the shaded lights,
made the scene very pretty one. The
bridal party entered as follows: The four
ushcrs in pairs-Messrs. Harry Thornton
and r.. j.. Slaight and Messrs. 5 j.
Stone anu Charles Wainwright. Imme-
dintely following came the maid OF honor,
Miss Carrie NJ. Ironmonger. sister OF the
bride, and then the bride and groom.
They were met at the chancel by Kew.
Charles +. Holiday. who performed the
ceremony. Mende.ssohn's wedding march
was spiendidly rendered by Miss Vera l..
Marshall OF West Point. The bride was
artlred in handsome suit of blue cadet
cloth. and carried Marechal Nell roses.
The maid Of honor was robed in an ar
tistic creation of yellow faille. and carried
a bunch of white chrysanthemums Miss
Marshall. the organist. was handsomely
gowned in costume of pink crepon with
lace trimmings The couple were the re-
cipients of large number of valuable
wedding presents.
Mr.. Arthur H. Wood and Miss Annie
l.. Lindsay. both of This county. were
quietly married by Rev. X. y. Crooks at
his residence on the evening of the 18th
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
V'RUSrEES' SALE

In execution Of two certain deeds OF
trust 70 the undersigned. one dated May
10. 1894. and recorded in the Chancery
Court for the city Of Richmond in ID. b;
Isl. &, page ~. and the other dated
March 2S, 1885 ana recorded in said court
in -. Il. l5i. \, page 40. there belnS
default in the payment Of part or Inc
debt secured. and beiue required SO TO
do by the beneficiary. we Will sell by pup
lie auction. on the premises. ON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER p. 1885
at $50 o'clock i. NJ. the LAND con-
veyed by said two deeds, with the three
excellent FRAME HOUSES thereon.
situated on the south side Of Hospital
street and seyerally described In sad
deeds as follows: In the first Of said
deeds. as being "aIi that lot of land.
with the Improvements thereon. in the cts
of Richmond. Va. fronting 20 feet on
Hospital street, adjoining the property OF
VI +. Whdlen, described as follows: Ihat
lot beginning al "a point where the east
line of Whalen's lot intersects the south
ern line Of Hospital street, and running
eastwar1ly 80 feet. along the southern
line Of Hospital street. and running back.
between parallel lines. l25 feet: and in
the second Of said deeds, as being, all
that certain lot. piece. or parcel of land.
with the improvements thereon. lying and
being in the city Of Richmond Va,
bounded as follows: Commencing at a
point on the noI.h line OF Hospital street.
of Whalen's lot intersects the south line
Of HosDital street. and running east
wardlY along and fronting on the south
line OF Hospital street feet, and running
back between parallel lines R5 feet"
The houses Will be sold separately. and
only so many of them will be sold as
may be necessary TO pay the debt and
expenses.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay the costs
Of executing the trust. and 10 discharge
the matured part Of the debt which
amounts TO S226.T. and a credit as 10
the residue of the debt secured. amount
ing to $l.537J9. as Of October -. 1895. and
which is To be paid according TO the
tenor 81 the bond secured by said two
deeds. and the balance, If any. on q credit
Of six months, with interest and pro-
perry secured. but subordinate 10 the
81. $3.50 aforementioned
4. ". ROSENE.
JOS B. WELSH.
JAMES MOTHERHOOD,
OC IL Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
NEWPORT NEWS.
Mnrringe--The New Hank b"i'"'"S-
The Launching.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. OCTOBER IT,
Gpecial)--J. J.. Etheridsc. young meI
chant Of this city. and Miss Alice oan-
ders. of Elizabeth City county, were MAJ
ried at the residence of the o'iue
parents. near Little Bethel, yesterday az
iernoon at 3 O'Clock. Rev. NJ -. 80
rastor of the First Baptist chulcn, - q,
formed the ceremony in |e presence "a u
number OF friends OF the young co.y',Mi a
The contract for the CitZens anu m Wa
rine Bank buil,.ng. TO be erected a. rev on
corner of Washington avenue ana Iwen,
tv-seventh street, was awarded to-uay ~, M
s n Bartlett. the lowest bidder, VINO VII,
m,t nm The building for si6,9i5 j. w. DAVIS
viii DO the brick-work. Operations VIII
he commenced at once. >u.
The ferry-steamer city or Norio!h'
which runs between Norfolk ana forts-
month. broke a connectinG-rod TO her en-
CINE Yesterday. She was towed TO tne
ship-vard for repairs yesterday afternoon
The schooner Daylight is undergoing re-
pairs AT the ship-yard. $1,000,
orders have been issued by auiiIai
R,Ince' commanding the North Atiantlc
squadron. which Is lying of Old Point. lor
the feet TO proceed tomorrow morning
10 this port, TO be present at the launch
ing of the gunboats Nashville ana VII
mington, Saturday.