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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15

Berlin. Sunday. Mar 14.-An uncon-
lirlnnd report, current shortly before
midnight. said the new German gov
eminent had reached an agreement
with the Ebert government in order
10 ayCrt the threatened railway STRIFE,
South Germans Loyal
Berlin. Mar 15.-It is reported here
that the South German generals and
the Saxon troops have given adher-
encc to Minister of Defense Noske in
the Ebert government.
Monarchy ReestabIished
Paris, Mar. 15.-The reestabiish
ment of the Bavarian monarchy has
been proclaimed at Munica. according
to a message received in Berlin and
teleeraphed to Tempo,
Socialists Seek Soviet
Paris. Mar, l5.-Independent Social
lists and Communists met yesterday
at Mannheim to take advantage of the
present situation in Germany and pro
claim a Soviet government. according
10 advices from Basic. 1t is stated
that majority and independent Social
lists throughout Germany appear to
be uniting against the military move
ment initiated in Berlin Saturday.
Telephones Blocked
Copenhagen, Mar 15.-Telephonic
communications between this city
and Berlin were interrupted at eight
o'clock this morning.
Ebert Gathers Forces.
Berlin, Mar. 15--The leaders OF the
ebert government, ousted from pow
ar by sudden reactionarv revolt Sat
urday morning, are apparently gather
inc their forces to combat the new
regime here They are being aided
by the forces of labor which have
declared a general strike throughout
Germany as a protest against the
change in government
The men who are directing the pol
icies of the government headed by
Kapp have not yet secured political
support, although a statement issued
last night declared that prestige has
Increased in South Germany since
Saturday.
Military PanGermans
Paris, Mar. l5.-The latest adyiceS
.a the French Foreign office from Der.
lin it was stated today, indicated that
he revolution in Prussia thus far was
confined to the military pan-German
jarty, and was without other political
support.
Leaders of conservative parties and
such industrial leaders as DR.. Walter
nabenau, President OF the German
General Electric company, il was de-
Jared, opposed the movement.
National Assemble Called.
Berlin. Mar. l5.-The German Ma
onal Assembly has been summoned
tr the Ebert government to meet at
Stuttgart tomorrow Berlin advices
Sunday night reported that the old
German government had established
81 seat Stuttgart.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
Sims SAYS Good
LUCK SAVED TROOPS
SAYS UNSAFE CODE GAVE CON-
VOY AWAY.

Washington, Mar 15,-The German
submarines were enabled to attack
the first convoy Of Ammerican troop
ships sent to France because the Navy
Department used an unsafe code
which was intercepted and deciDher-
ed, Admiral Sims told the Senate com
mittee today.
Only measure of good luck
brought the convoy safely 20 port he
said.
Announcement of the sailing Of the
first American destroyers was printed
in Berlin four days before they ar
rived at Queenstown" said Sims, add,
ing that he implored the department
not to send messages regarding The
troop conveys in the code referred to,
but the warning was disregarded.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
LIFSEY PURCHASES !
BAKERY INTEREST
BECOMES ONE OF OWNERS OF
LOCAL PLANT

Mr.. c. l.. Lifsey, local manager for
me CoIdele Coca Cola Company, has
purchased half interest III the
Standard Bakery and will join the
present owner, Herman lsaacs, in
operating this enterprise in the fu-
ture.
b The Standard is the home bakery
and is fast making itself great ne
cessity as a bread making institu-
ing. Mr.. Lifsey's going into it will
doubtless bring fresh interest and
added improvements where they can
be made. Every purpose OF the new.
corporation will be to serve wild
er patronage and render more ex
cellent service.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15

Washington. Mar. 15-Paving the
way for a final vote on the reservation
to Article Ten the Senate today reJec-
ted Freelinghauser's substitute propo-
sing a summary disavoWal OF all obi
cations.
A reservation worked cut but not
agreed to in the bipartisan conference.
was offered by KirbXkatz and rejected
as was the substitute reservation draf-
ted by EX-President Taft and offered
hv Senator Kirby, not a single repub
lican vot was cast for the Taft reser-
walton.
Kings substitute declaring that nc
obligation should be assumed by the
United States in advance was rejected
without a record vote.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
HOOKS MOTOR CO.
NEW LOCAL FIRM
hMERlCUS CONCERN TAKES
QUARTERS IN NEW BUILDING

The Hooks Motor Company, an
.Americus firm with an automobile
reputation covering a wide territory
will occupy half the Williams build
Wing now in course Of construction on
Seventh Street.
The building will be twice as large
.as first planned when it was an
1aounced that S. l.. Ryals would oc'
cupy the building with the Buick
cars. The Hooks Motor co will sell
Overland cars here.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
MALT MILLION
BALES CONSUMED
FEBRUARY SHOWS LARGER COT.
TON CONSUMPTION.

Washington. Mar 15.-Cotton con-
sumed in February amounted to five
hundred and sixteen thousand, five
hundred and ninety-folW bales an
evenly six thousand, three hundred
md twenty bales of linters, the Cen.
sus Bureau announced.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
FITZGERALD BOY
in BARRACKS FIRE
NGEORGIAN LOSES LIFE WITH
OTHERS IN FIRE.

Washington, Mar 15.-Two members
of the American EXpeditionary Force
at Vladiostok were burned to death
and two others are missing as a result
Of fire which destroyed the American
barracks March 9th, the War Depart
ment has been advised
The men included Private James
A. Brantley OF Fitzgerald
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
SOVIET REPORT
JAPANESE REVOLT
SAYS RED STRAPS WORN BY SOL
DIERS IN SIBERIA

London, Mar. 15.-Revolt has bro
ken out among several units of the
Japanese troops in Siberia, according
to wireless dispatch from the Soviet
government at Moscow
1t IS said the soldiers had ripped off
their shoulder straps and substituted
red straps. Growth Of the revolu-
ticnary movement in Korea also is lie
ported.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
SUB CREW KILLED
BY CHLORINE GAS
SURVIVORS HI ON WAY TO
SAN DIEGO.

San Diego, Mar. Survivors, of
United States submarine HI which
grounded Friday at the entrance of
Magdaline Bay with the loss of Lieu
tenant Commander James Webb and
three of the crew, are aboard the
steamer Mazatland, due here March
18th, according to advices today.
1t is believed the victims were as.
nhyXinated by chlorine gas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
HARRISON BROTHERS HOME
FOUR DAY SCHOOL VACATION

S. c.. and o. X. Harrison. sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Harrison OF
Bay Springs community. are at home
for four day vacation from the agri
Nultrural college at Triton. This was
the term end vacation and these
Young students came home to spend
time. Both are making fine records
y n the college at Triton.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
W. NJ. WILLIAMS, NATIVE GEOR=
CLAN AND LAWYER
RECOMMENDED FOR POST
TO Be Commissioner of Inter-
Nal Revenue for Federal
Government.

Washington, Mar. ID William Mar
tin Williams of Alabama will succeed
ROGER as Commissioner Of Internal
Revenues. it was announced today al
the White House. He is now solicitor
for the Department Of Agriculture
and was recommended for the new
post by Secretary Houston
Prior to INSTRUMENTATION he pTac
ticed law at New York and Montgoui-
cry He was born at West Point. Ca. .
and is aged 49, +
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
PLANE CRASHES, TWO KILLED

Memphis, Tenn March 14-Grover
c. Ragsdale, of Sarah, Miss, former
lieutenant in the air service, and
Rov H. Bell. of Senatobia, Miss were
KILLED here late today whan the air
pl.nn in VIII Oh they were making an
- hihittcn flight fell 1900 feet
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
AGREED IN ORDER TO AVOID
RAILROAD STRIKE
EBERT FORCES GAINING
South Germany and Saxon
Stick to Ebert-Socialists
Seek Soviet Form.

Paris, Mar. 15.-A Berlin dis
patch this evening states that
an agreement has been reached
between Chancellor kapp Of the
new government and Minister
of Defense Noske and the gov
eminent crisis in Germany has
ended.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
FALSE REPORT ABOUT
VALD0STA CHIEFS ACT

information in the state papers
yesterday was to the effect that Chief
Kendall Of Valdosta had shot and
iilled a negro. DR.. A. II. Kendall. a
brother here, today called by phone
q ascertain the facts and found that
othing of the kind had occurred, that
the report was false.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
GOVERNMENT CRISIS IN GERMANY COMES TO SUDDEN End
PAN-GERMAN MLTTARISTS fail TO SECURE full SUPPORT
VOTE REPUDIATES
OBLIGATIONS OF ARTICLE TEN
WOULD REGISTER MEN
BY WAR PROFITS

Washington, Mar. LA res.
olution proposing legislation 20
Tax into the United States
Treasurer" for the benefit ri
the former service men. the sur
plus war profits held by the
Standard Oil, Steel and other
companies, and corporations,
was introduced by Representa-
tive Little of Kansas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
NOT ONE SINGLE
COPVOTE CAST
FOR TAFT PLANS
SUMMARY DiSAV0WAL FAILS
TO SECURE PASSAGE
WAY OPEN FOR FINAL VOTE
King Substitute is Lost With
Ex-PEesident' Taft's Reserva-
ton in Vote Today.

Washington, Mar. 15.-A new
reservation drafted by the Re
publicans to deny the obli9a-
cations of Article Ten was sub
stituted in the Senate today for
the reservation adopted last
Uncomfortable vote was DO
to "a. Sixteen Democrats Vo-
ted for il, and one Republican
voted against it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
NEW JERSEY GETS
RIGHT TO ATTACK
SUPREME COURT GRANTS PER.
MISSION TO TEST AMENDMENT

Washington Mar ID New Jersey
was granted permission today by the
Supreme court to institute original
Proceedings to test the validity Of the
prohibition amendment.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15

May Rec, baby of Mr. and Mrs. G..
f. Walton is critically i'll with penu-
monia at her home on Sixteenth ave.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15

day and it is hoped that these services
will lend fervor and wider general
interest.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-15
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov i2-Arrived.
str Baytigern ODD. Algiers; Creole. New
York; cuyamaca. Mexico; Manatee. London;
Qumistan lHond). Port Cortezi Rochelle
IBr). Cuba: Yoro tHond), Ceiba.
CLEARED 18th. strs Abangarez. Bocas del
Toro via Havana and Cristooal; Barbadian
(Br). Liverpool: Bratland (Norl. West In
dian and South Ameri an portss California
tt'r), Hsvre; Coppename. Port Barrios and
Belize; Edward l. poheny. Tampico: Her
Sules (Nor). Copenhagen Via Malmo Goth
enburg and Christiania Lake Fanbuah.
Chile and South American ports via Panama
Canal: Magdala (Br). Glasgow; Venator
(Nor). Tampico; WATERFOWL. Port Looos;
Yuma, Vera Cruz.
Sailed from Port Eads 18th. strs Clitwood.
Rotterdam via Norfolk; Demetrios Pandelis
Greek. port In Greece via Gibraltar .(for
do; Pennsylvania. Tampico; Ranelia Obi.
Havrt and Rouen; Tere@a o utaD. Genoa
via Norfolk; Theresa Horn (Fr), Barcelona .
Upton. Tela: Topia, Tampico.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Nov i2--Arrived.
strs Blossom Hath tBr). Norfolk; Winnie
bago, do: Kapana (Nor), Dunkirk.
Sailed 18th. strs Theodore Roosevelt (Nor)
Norfolk; Ariadne Irene tB). Liverpool
Sabine Sun. Port Lobos; Kenilworth (Br.
France; Quernstad (Nor). port In France.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov 1o-Arrved. British
str Coronado mot AMI, Monmouth land
sailed 18th for Kingston).
Arrived 18th, strs Arachne tBr). savan-
nah Yildum Dutch. Rotterdam; Melrose.
Boston: Coldwater. Baltimore for Barcelona
Picton tBr). Cardiff; Manchioneal (Nor)..
for San Francisco; Ripon. Baltimore: Har-
vey II Brow n, New England; Guernica lSp).
Seville; Kinderdyk (Dutch) Rotterdam
Maiden. Boston; Antinous. New York; Rookie
(Br), Coqulmbo. &c. for Cardiff schr Hor-
a, E Munroe. st Michsels.
Cleared 10th, strs Corvus. Gibraltar (for
orders) AgwidRle, St Nazaire: ship Cate
(Nor). Bordeaux; bark Hero (Nor). Copen-
hagen.
Sailed 18th, strs Ambatielos (Greek). Con-
stantnople: Cardigan (Br). Fort de France !;
Nilemede (Br). Rio JAneiro; M T Cicerone
ItaD, Gibraltar; Ruapehu (Br). London;
Gothia (Sw), st Thomas.
Sailed 18th, strs Norfolk, Providence:
f PENs sseRSh hf 2a .iy NoP .chr
City Of Baltimore. Havapa.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Nov 12-Arrived, str
Crawl Keys, Charleston.
Sailed 18th, str Lake Charlottesville, Balti-
more.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov i2-Arrived.
mine LAYER shawmut, Southern drill grounds !;
(Br). Alexandria: Mouro tSp). Barcelona,
&C: Commodore Rollins (Nor), New York:
West Cawthon, do; Nantucket. Jacksonville
and Savannah; schr elizabeth Bandi. black
Cleared 18th, strs San Paola tF'r). New
Orleans; Begona No (sp). Dunkirk.
Arthur.
Passed down Reedy Island 18th, strs The
Lambs Philadelphia for Genoa. via Oran:
Alderman. do for Newport News: Latocka.
do for do: 80 PM. tugs John + Lewis and
Atkins Hughes. towing hulk Lancaster, for
New York.
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 18th,
motor schr Gaspe, Philadelphia for Fall
River (and sailed).
Passed out 18th, strs Panama Tiansnort
(Br), Philadelphia for Havre; Janeta Pr),
do for do; Annlk tFr). do for 3lyonne,
France: Duneric (Br) do for Newport News
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

Marion and Pocopson. for Eastern ports;
AM. Bristol. towing barges Atlantic and
Falmouth. seaward.-Wind NV. 80 miles;
partly cloudy. moderate sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Nov i2-Arrived. str
Hiram II (Nor). New York.
Sailed 18th. str Neshobee. Hamburg.
Sailed 18th, strs Lake Pachuta, MURRAY
Bay; covedaie. Norfolk. Lake Akkra. do.
Sailed iith. schr Moonlight 0rom calais),
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov ii-Arrivod,
bark Bayard N'r). Buenos Aires.
York and Phiiadsiphia for Moi: bark City
SEATTLE. wash. Nov If-Arrived. strs
Iconium, Singapore. &C; JepthA. Portland.
Arrived 18th. str Hawaiian. San Francisco.
Sailed 18th. str Horaisan Maru Jap.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Nov i0-sailed. strs
Eastern Belle (from Tacoma. &c). Nuevttns
and Nipe; 18th. West Canokia urom Port
Buenos Aires: Claussus (from Tacoma. &c).
United Kingdom.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov l2-Arriysd. strs
Rouen; M:nncqua. Valparaiso: Lake Char
lotte Matanzas; City of Rome. Boston :,
Merrimack. Philadelphia: tug Cristobal. Ha-
vana.
Arrived 18th. s,rs City of Montgomery.
New York; Darden, Cienfuegos.
Sailed 18th. u, Risayer tNor,. Heisins-
Sailed 18th. str Chattanooga. South Ameri-
| can ports via Jacksonville.
TAMPA, Fla. Nov i2--Arrived, schrs AL
bion (Br), Grand Cayman: Admiral Beatty.
st AIMS Bay Rebecca r Douglas. Matan-
zas: Anna Hudson, Havana.
Sailed 18th strs Shawmut. Philadelphia;
Lake Grsnnna. New Orleans; schr G H
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Nov 12-Ar-
rived. schr Sarah Maria, Cotuit for New
York.
Sailed 18th. schr Barbara W u.r), from
Elizabethport for st John. NB.-Wind west
erly. fresh; choppy sea: cloudy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

Bros, Inc. with mdse. Went TO pier o..
North River.
Str Alloway. Shanghai July 49, Hong
Kong 9th, Manila Aug 10. Singapore ed.
Samarang Sept 10. Honolulu oct IL and
Cristofal Nov 3. to the Barber Steamship
90, with mdse. Went to New York Dock
Str Delfna, Rorario Oct IL, Rio Janeiro
18th and ST Thomas Nov 16, TO the Mum on
Steamship line, with llnseed. Went 70 War
ners Sugar Refinery. Edgewater, NJ,
Str Ma myth (Br) Buenos Aires Sept %.
santos Oct o. Rio Janeiro 18th, Bahia 18th,
Para soth and ST Lucia Nov 8, 20 the Lam
York Dock Co.'S pier S. Brooklyn.
Str Algonquin, Aqua Nov 3, San Domingo
City 4th, Macoris and La Romano 9th, Porto
Plata and Sanchez 9Th and Turks island
7th, to the Clyde Steamship Co, with Al pas
sengers, malls and mdse. Went to New
York Dock Co.'S pier %, Brooklyn.
Str Trimountain, Tampico. Went to She
vans dry dock. Brooklyn.
Str Philadelphia. Laeuayra Oct 81. Porto
Colombia Nov 2, Curacao Sd and San Juan
9th. to Bliss, Dallett Co, with 6S passen-
Str fungus (Nor). Macorls Nov . and
Porto Plata 9Th, to the Columbus Shipping
Co. with mdse. Went TO pier go. North
Str Nicholas Cuneo CNor). Por, Antonio
Nov O, to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit.
Went to pier %, Fart River
Str FL Rio, Galve ton Nov 5, TO the South
ern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to pier
81, North River.
str WAR NEW OEleAus NOV y, u lllS
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 49, North River.
Str Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston.
TO the Clyde Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went TO pier 81, North River.
Str Lake Traverse. Tampa for Carteret.
NJ.
Str City of st Louis, Savannah Nov o. to
the Ocean Steamship Co.. with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 80. North River.
Str Lake Fresc). Charleston.
Str Iperia (Br). Philadelphia Nov 10. to
lanes w Elwel & Co. IN ballast. Went to
foot OF 3ist street, Brooklyn.
Str Mayaro (Br), Perth Amboy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
MORE OFFICIALS URGE
JERSEY SHIP CANAL
Arguments Heard for Phila-
delphio-N. Y. Waterway.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Mayor Moore
urged army engineers to-day 10 make a
favorable report on the proposed ship
canal across New Jersey which would
connect Philadelphia with New York by
an inland waterway.
Col J. G. Sanford Of the army engi-
neers, who will make a report TO the
Government on the project heard argu-
ments IN support of the plan. revival
Of the New York Bay-Delaware River
intercoastal waterway project. begun
before the war. The canal would be
thirty-three miles long. tapping the
Delaware River near Bordentown, south
OF Trenton, and connecting with Raritan
Bay near South Amboy.
Mayor Frederick Donnelly OF Trenton
told Col. Sanford the project had been
advocated for forty years The State OF
New Jersey. he said Is ready 60 help the
Government ard already has spent $780,
900 on the project.
Henry q. Perry, city engineer for
Baltimore. Endorsed the plan on the
ground II would give Baltimore a
through inland waterway to New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The new str Cuba, the first electrically
propelled passenger merchant ship, Will
make her trial trip Saturday, Nov 10. at II
AN, from the Morse shipyard, foot 18th
street. Brooklyn.
CATALINA, Nj. Nov 4--Schr II II Haskell
tBr, % tons), from Labrador for Catalina.
sprang n leak while crossin ing White Bay on
Nov 1 and sank with $500 quarts OF fish.
CiRAvESEND. Eng. Nov io-Str Yves,
Vaca, Batavia for Boston, was In collision
with schr John Gibson off Tilbury to-day.
The schooners bowsprt and fiEurehead
waterine. The West vaca Is proceeding to
Greenwich buoy. Damage. II any. unknown.
LONDON. Nov if-str saucon. from
Shanghai, &c, for Copenhagen, before re-
ported nshore near Aarhuus and later
fioated without assistance, received no dam
age. surveyor issued certificate OF sea-
worthneas; perishabie cargo.
for Sandy Hook. reports. lat 80. ion 10, pro-
peller lost; In want OF assistance.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov s--Barge Nash
Vile. which left here Saturday for Mobile
In tow Of tug Huiver. with 1000 barrels
oil. sank OFF South Pass Monday morning;
crew saved.
NEW GLASGOW, M. Nov p-str Ca
madam Sapper (Br) was launched to-day
from the yards OF the Nova Scotia Steel and
Coal Co.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 1i--Bri,ish str Pan
anna Traneport (not str Panamh) was the
vessel In collision with barses here.
ST JOHNS, MI. Nov s--schr Jean a Mary
tBr) took fire here to-day; fire ortinguished;
damage slight.
schr Elizabeth Fearn tBr). which arrived
at Bahia about Nov from this port, Jet
tisoued several hundred packages OF flsh on
account ~ rough weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By NALL

BERMUDA. Oct 30-Arrived, strs Ramses
SGer). KINGSTON. &c land sailed Soy for
sya IN sSd N SS Tor chsnssS B a.
Matti (Nor) Azores (and sale 4th for Port
Arthur) Sd. Kenwood. Norfolk; 4th. Boz
snea sss, Moshco ioH c
land sailed for Galveston) New Columbia
(Br), London.
England; Nov 4. Gottingen (Ger). Azores Gin
CONNIE BAY. Mt, Nov lin port. schr
wqfTS N No leading a Hs s DrsTously schr
CA cAMPBELLToN, Nh. Nov s-cieared bark
Phs Sforl. Buenos Aires
Agnes D NJ Glashen (Br), for Barbados.
DIGBY, Ms. Nov s-Sailed. schr Leo lie
Blanc tDrl. New York.
(Br), Montreal Ito load for London; schr
HARBoR GRACE. NF. Nov Fin port,
schr Little Princess (Br), repairing (towed
to st Johns, Nj. Nov ~.
HAVANA, Nov ARRIVED, strs Albaro
QtaD, Vera Cruz; Mount Vernon (Nor).
New York;, Alfonso XII (sp), Bilbao. &c;
Sailed sth. schrs Anna NJ Hudson. Tampa;
III LfrA AffSrh RA Si0 ISLANDS Nov 4-Arrived
MONTREAL Nov 10--Arrived, str Bac-
carat, Cleveland (to load for ST Johns).
Salleu lOtn, Str CanhulaH MllleT tDID, OF
Johns, NF.
In port nth, str Canadian Recruit (3r).
for Chicoutimi Ito load for France).
PUNTA ARENAS, Oct 2S--Sailed, str
Calera (Chil). Puerto Montt and Corral tnot
QUEBEC. Nov io--sailed, str Empress of
Britain (Br), Liverpool.
Passed In Father Point 10th, strs Canadian
Volunteer (Br), Glasgow for Montreal
Cabotia (Br), do for do.
Passed in Cape Ray 10th, str Montezuma
(Br), Hamburg for Montreal.
RAMEA, Me- Nov 4-Sailed previously,
schr Faustina (Br), Oporto.
ST JOHNS, NF, Nov 5-Arrived, schr
Rosentyem (for), Caeabanca.
Sailed 4th, str Mapedene (Br), Montreal.
In port 9Th. schr Haabet (Dutch), for
ST JOHN nh, Nov 9--Arrived. str Ca
madam Farmer (Br), Demerara. &C.
SYDNEY, CD, Nov 9-Arrived. str Raranga
tBr). Montreal for Au~tralia
Sailed 9th. strs Canadian Settler (Br),
Halifax; Radium Gta). Montreal for Italy;
Cape Corso (Br,' from Liverpool for Mont
real.
VICTORIA, Be. Nov 5--sailed. schr Honol-
WEsLEYvILLE. ME-. Nov 5---sailed. schr
Armi-tioe (Br), Spain.
YARMOUTH, Ms. Nov s-Arrived. schrs
Acadian Queen (Br). Boston; Gertrude Par
sons (Br) New York.