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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, MAY
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23, I867-WITII SUPPLEMENT.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
TO THE PE<*LE of the ROUTH.
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RU? li T.l TKK B ' ? I :llh ?*? N
Bl TBll-?l?B ?O ?"r"1 S-BBBB-?
Wa*?!I!V..T'V. .lav -2-TI,?' Union Con gre ?-no.,?.!
K. ,..illi< an n?.:.!,,' ..n.KUlriK,!? t!.?
BeXareople^titkd, -TI- M**
,,, K.t.i.'.'i t?. ti?, Rfstorationd th. i i
whkhOov Boatwell la ?aid to bi th.? .,utt.?.. With
tl?- _n.,r. -rWpriuted th? two K.?,.:Mii..;'-?^t?
axf Cwm-a-a Several hund?.d Ihiaaaad ai Umss
U?k ?iim-i.1-? I,.???-I.? ?'i? lTi-iMl f"" ?" ","""" ,,:'
th, Si'i.tl.'?.iM.it?-. ?Hal BJ? m;}" itant Ml an ....
,.,,? .,f til?, ruin vi.? i??* i- rsa-d '?>' *?"? R*n?Wiesa
party in Coi>Kress. 11.?- ?. ?-?"?K - ???< ?''?'?'" ?? ?
The sweediBg acts si Csejua. [-asan-ai two Re
MMtr? :..?.. At t-l ??'??"?' "-?? ??? M ???????< '"
licence .uni ifhtniiitn.il ?.i.d mil of i.v? ii|_.? Of pun?
ishment. Hu y ?n. -ssssarts toohiaf Is ths rsstoi?
lion of ii??? UtuoA m Um ? IrM ?~ Jast-ss. and ?pon the
toalssf-SjaaHty. ?Masaiy haspaaaei away, and it
only a__aa_asladsstrs9 itasi ?ai. sai ? ?> stash ___?__?
tiitiDii-i s in? h n i'i.ii'i'-hui and mu tur? ?I. Th.
Hi '.Uhu? .m parti 'M < ' to ?-?'?? * ' 1"'M ?'"' rartwattsa
uf tin? I men, hut BfS-i I? I' ?-STS-S and ? 'ondit ion.
only a? ?hill h ml? r ?t mn-s-ible for HsSBMB-ieste
renew tl??> < ?m1 war or Is involve UM country in BBS?
t ?mai -?trifi-. It will ha tree Is Mb bisads lath?
|g nth. without r. ?-'.nil to lil'ii ?'? PSSI tal 1 uiiilitii.n.
Hu? Kipnhlnan I'.utv is tin? |>arty ni freedom und
peSjNSSi His Hi pnipssi t?> aid ia BMarina fot Um
South fi.td'.iii of -psseh,s tue preta? and a sjatem
uf fn?' ??? baola li" a d? Birabte r? ?nits a ill to a aght
thiough I hi- a? li?.n of l ?aagieai M fal BB pOB-db-B, hut
inn in.un reliance must bo ii'hiii th?> wisdom and
vntue ?I tin1 lxiii'i?- uf til?' raapsetlrs States
Dv the arti of Um M ?>f Maisfe uno th<?
45i?l of .Man li, I1"'.. pIOYision ii made for the
enjoyment ?it the righi el voting hy all mair
? iti/niH ni ti yean "t age, exr.pt Umss who have
been con*, n I? d .'1 ti Imii -??nil a ?inali ? hi.s "I llchi I*1
who BIS I'Xi-lnih d ti ?mi i't!ii-i- bj, the prepoaed am? ntl
lueiit t?? th? Constitution ? f tin? United States. I he
iieirroi'?? of ih?? s?iiiih. i... themeas-osaol tto Repab
li?.m party, aai'\|in ?i??-d ia ttoas eats of Congwas,
are elevated to th? lull and i?nial rights of tin* ?S-tB
reiif? of the. Btatsi lawhieb theybe-oag, and of the
country whiih hereafter will inof_.ii/e no disttas?
Ih.iim mi a. ? ??nut of raes or solar, Um natisa is la
il< hted to the m Li" - i' iah :? d during
the hit?? war. The negra rass ii liidehted t?i fin?
loiiiitry, < ?nitrt'lli ?1 in it? policy hy the Republican
party, for the ?-matu ipalimi ol tin- race fnnu Slav? rv,
and now bj. thies acts o_ Congre ?a,?1 foi its elevation
of a pi.?itinii ot i (.'.la'.ity l':i ::. UM M re? tiprot ?ii Her?
v?? ??? ?u i?<? nmtr.:.l obligations and the na!.on ian no
longer he?i:.i'. Ii will at QD4 ? . and fn ? I] , rom ? .li?
to the cok-fed raes srery pdttica] sad pabHerlght
that is eiijui i?l bj any i U-MO? < ?ti/i ni. Tto ?BegBSCa,
on tin ir Mile, ?.nun t hi ??tute to .i!j>?>ort the pin ty
und piuicipl? .s bj whose labors and inline*.ce their
led? iiijitiiin has linn au i>iu*i.:sl.?d. Than, hy this
untura) and neicn?a.y union of ford?-, in tto Booth,
and throiiKhont Um wholi esnti \. i" ?< i. progxaai
luid B_>Mp rttj an Mean d. Nor ia tton In ti.? m ?-?i?
(r??>?tioii?i any loud for host.!::.?. 1 i tf ? M UM ian a I-M
wauls of ?i Mack mau and the wants of a white
?man aro preciaely tin- y..\oo. Ttob n.iii
r?t*i an? the bum. Eapeciallj is tin*? um
Bf the lahstiag ' hi ??i*?. Tto -aboriag man. win : i it
white or black, needs tto ?peoteetiOB <?1 law; lie
nasal the haDot as the Beam bj win? h he >-?'i.i?-?
equal laws and th?? fomt ailiiiiii.?ti.".tin!i ot tin in. Hy
the ballot he lebohsi or reject! unfaithful w 11 anta j
liy the ballot lu- SI IS CStlUpt or
tyraunical iud?-'!??.; by tto ballal to otgani es sad
maintain-?? !i'n!.. iortto ? Inn.
?nd in.?-,iii'es the *ml.. i? andmaaiatratea with the doe
respect for his pal MM al and family righta. v
tbo measures of Congr? ?*> exti nd tlii-i greal righi to
a new and nilli!? iiiii1? ? !,i?? ot mea, th .eis no inva?
sion of the right., of ?tin s s. lh. v.hiti peaples. ?ths
Soiith, with a few exesftioni eotaparatitelj, :m? t??
enjoy the Mim.? inst and equal i>(.litiii.l i?kIiIh ?ml
pri\ii?_es. i-K-eiinm hit? (-Tea to the North
unexaiuiili .1 proaperity ?iiiii ? ?instantly nu u .isiug
?n??-alth ami pawer; In ?dum and free Inet?tat-OUI
"Will sexure f?n tto Benth th? same n suits. Hut t!,i m
must l?e cooperation ot the ians, sad then moat
to coop?r?t mu upon the prim iples wliiih preTSil in
the North, and te which the I{? |?iiblicaii ?party la I lily
committed, l'or mon? than Ml years tin ??hm hold?
ing aiisloriai y of the South nig-OSS-d its pol ni and
control!???! its destinies. The r? ?nit is ?MSB in its
exlmusted and barren tidds ; ni the condition of its
laboring people, white and black ; in the relat-ve
poverty of the inhabitants of all classes ; in the a!>
aenco of public s?.?hooK of commerce, of manufac?
ture-, and of an enlighten? d system of agriculture.
We then earnest 1- invite and implore tin-people of
the South, of all clasMes?first, to accept the plan of
Universal Suffrage as the basis of political,
educational. and industrial prosperity and
power. The black man will soon prove
that he is more to the State as a citizen than he .ran
ana llave. The laborer, whether black or white,
with education and culture, will elevat?- and enrn li
the community which in his ignorance hi dishonored
?and burdened. Secondly, upon the ba_is of univer
lal suffrage, we urge the people of the south to direct
their effort. to the establishment and maintenance
of a ayutcm of public school. for the education of the
children of al! ? lasses. Finally, public policv should
Itimulate the laboring people to Is-iome landholders.
The owners of large estates should divide and subdi?
vide their binds, ?uni sell them at reasonable rate* to
thor-a who need them and who can improve
them. In the South there ia land enough
for all, and all who desire should be per?
mitted to obtain homes. This in a common binnari
right which cannot be denied with safety to socicty.
Iu these mea-airos of justice we Btpsst and shall
welcome the aid of many who formerly were slave?
holder?., and participated in tho Rebellion. By the
act* herewith presented it will be Been that Congress
reserves to itself the full and unrestricted right of
Judgment whenever a State present? itself for ad
mission into the Union. That right will lie exercised
fairly and generously. But yet, in the interest of
peace and loyalty, certain conditions and precedent,
are laid down in laws. These must be met. But be?
yond thuse condition?. Congress must be
satisfied also that the people of the proposed
State? reepetth-lv are. and are likely to
to, loyal to the Union, by decisive and trust?
worthy majorities ; that the institutions are framed
opon the basis of equality, and that they will from
year to year, and from age to age, contribute to the
peace, progresa and prosperity of the Statea and of the
country. If the people of the Statea lately in rebel?
lion shall cheerfully and in good faith recognize their
governments upon the principles of the laws passed
by Congress, there will the? remain no causes of dif?
ference between various sections of country. The
Republican party is hostile to Slavery and opposed
to Ha spirit and purposes. If the spirit of Slavery is
permitte?l to coutrol the institution? and civilization
of the South, there can be no restoration of the Union
in fact, if there should be in name. The restoration
of the Union mean? the establishment of those rela?
tions of friendship between the States of the North
and the South which now subsist between the.States
of the North. When that moment arrives, as it will
?rwoarrive, if the purpose? 0f Congre? are met in a
proper ipint by the p-ople of the South, the nation
wni at once employ ita immense reaonrce? and power
for the development of that region of country, and
in a short period of time, not only will the
evidences ol war have disappeared, but reor?
ganized State, will t. in the enjoyment of
a degree of prosperity m,t before expe?
rience?^ There can to restoration, S-__-_Ul??
friendship and prttperity for all if the State, lately
in rebellion lebuild ttojr institutions upon piiiKmle
vt justice; but if they dwell upon the pjt, revjv?
and strengthen the hoftlOii thnt moro ertgaxtynrati by
the tvaUHtn about Klavery?if they deny land, edu?
cation, or equality of right* in any particular to any
? la i a of th?ir (iti_venB? then, in nomo degree, tim
malign inriueneea of the rael ?ad present will be
tiaii-jinittt-d to the future.
'HIE st if'Tit ERN STATE.".
AlaAHAMA.
t? TtLiutaPH to ra? THiHi'f a.
?M< mut, May %%?Bl-MlJ? Withers, in a letter to
Col. Sliepherd, yaya ho i*iihnnti? to the argumcut of
f I??" bayonet, and vacato* hin ofiieo. Ho ??Id? that ho
va*) elected to oftice -tilulen paroled r*neon?_-, and
waa not allowed hv the military to diaeharii-o it?
?liitia ? until In- lia?! blBO purdon?*! hy th.? Preudent,
and had taken an n.ith to anpport tin* Con ablution
and t.aiverriineiit. Hfl Myi dunn:/ Ins contiiiiianci? in
? tin e lie had not hean untrue to the tollu and spirit
ni tin- oath, and solemnly protonh-1 a^rain?t UM iinpu
t.it.on implied hy lim removal, lie, in conclusion,
thank?. Cul. Klieplierd for the uniform kind iii?- and
?-iiin-idf ration with which he 001 ?MBB tr??atod.
TIIK MAYOR AND CltlKK OK 1MLICB OF MOBILE DB
POflKD.
lil.'i?ilk, May A.--An ord? r watt i-vuied thl-t even?
ing, hy direction of Major-Cen. l'ope, jipofliag tliu
).!? Miit Mayor and Chief ?it I'ol >e, ami sppoioting
Gosta*rni Horton Mayan, and CoLininoo Ctf.e? of
I'ol ice.
TKNNI->SK.l-'.
A T-Ol'RNatMKNT Vi WKMIIIIH.
it i?> ?nara to iii trihcn?.
MiiMi'iiiH, May 22.?The tournament to-day for the
hem lit of th?! willoi- a and orphan? of lila "lout caneo''
nar? an immenee success. Over 10,(XJ0 reci-sonr- wcro
present. The ailair BOSSld Off qnietly. A.P. Montana,
"tin Knight of the .\liiiMug riere, ' won the liml prize;
Loma Kenny. ''Knight ot the SilvcrtStar," them-cond.
and ('eorgo W. Minkie, 'Knight of the Ueleaaed
Chief," won the thud prize.
??HK.4T I MON DKMONMUATION AT KNOXVI1XK?OOV.
HHOVAM.OW. MCKKNADKI).
The entire mimed population of KnoNville, malo
mid ft -nil?-, turn? ?1 out on Monthly, tho .('Iii, ami meale
tlie great?st demonstration evi-r WttaSMSH m Unit city.
At 11 ??'?-lock a. in., i-rt-edul bj a brass bund of colored
performera, with ?in i?l initlniial fliif-n, they fnrinrtl ii
!?m, , .-inn one unie lal.*.', piieteliiar throacfc tim |>?iadpal
?triais, (i,avuit; i afin!,m1 ?ni?, hi.,nil llitf hil tin- Kadical
i.'oiii'n-??, 'leiiin -.?,. ?? Lecialatnre, .uni dor. Brownlow.
At llo'cloeh the prints-ion halted at Um rssMsafli et
liov. Hriiiiiilnav, ?Maying tho ???sIhim ?mil Strips*," anal
landing tin? air with shoots for Browalow. <>t?v. Brawl
low, thaugh quite f?-?l ?,*, aii|?? ?mil at the bau-onv of Ina
n*.-mt nee, ami WM ?rrei toa ? Uti tniiiiiltuniin appIaBSfl .?i
t l.e colored man's t??<?f friend in I eiiin ?m t>. Tlie tioveriini*
lu ii ilv replied, ?aying :
" I ?oui?] not OB MSI than thank you for I Iii* manifesta
tion ?if your fctfi'in ?ii.il ?"?iiiliileiii'e. I valim it far iihovo
tin* .?lilli.uise of white, traitort. l'inler tin- law ymi bavai
;i? unit li ris'lit to iiiaiih in proeeealon and role M ether
i ?t./i-ii?. Exerdaa your rights va ittm.iI hesita:,na or f?"?ir,
.uni at au hasards sad tntin- i.i?t extremity, rim ? ? < > \ -
erii..,' .,; tif TflBBflBSCS a? ill prot?*? I yon, a In.ive and pat.,
ottoCongraao will protect roa, and j. m.n .?n Northern
bayoneta will pettit rou.'1 t;??v. Brow ni?, m eont-laded,
?.lilli?;: " Would lu lind I had tint pirate*! nbilify to
speak to y??u tavn loora. I might i ipoaa Um treason, ?*?.r
ruptiOO kikI t iliallij, nf (tin I olis? I v ativf H? Ixl Jnlll.aajll
parr?,."
nom (iov. lira.willow's la-snla-ii?*?' the procession WBS
in.in-1 ii?* a?rerai haadred white alt?sona, and vent to tim
Coort-HOBSe. The Crowd being too largo for iinj building
lu ti.a* city? the Speaking ian? OOM 111 the Htri a t.
a .*>,??in iiii< dispatch of the nth mt a: a company i-f
StaleQaarda,better kaowB as Browuow'fl iniiiiia, ?-oin
mai.did hy ('aj,t. Ctongeo, nnubet-Bg 70 bmb, nisaod
throii?rh the eitj , t<> dal, *'i routa' fair Hrown?i ?ile, Trim ,
tin' ar?t i.e of the late il.?turli?in? ? ?. The eoiiijiany It fruin
Baal Tenne ?? ?
MI880URL
?t TKltliltlPIt TO TNI Tk.il aa
Si. Lons, May 20, Liny Stone ftml In r hushand
arrived hen" y? ?at?rd.iy finin KOBBBO Tiny np? ak
vi.y confidently ?if tin- saeeeas of Ism?U SB__raos ia
Uli?! Male al ti.?? ni xt I.ill i ?i ellon.
AKKANSAM.
nu- roooonoi op Booono-tmaaii
? T ntllliPI TO till? Ttllrll'VR.
J.nur. ROCK, Aik., May It flSQ Cid liiit?!?*.*
i i,ii,|ilet? ?I the appiimtnieiit ni Mt mr? lu ?if Keiarnstiatinii
f,<r ??J i-iiiiiitii-N, has lell lnie ?in tiia r?-liu n to \ i? Km
II?- pMI b\ the nay of the Bon the i u ?nuntiiH
t?? app li?t iicistran thors. A spaeial board of army
oil,i ? ?:?, bas in ? ii ii.niiin ?I h? ii- to select reaistran (or
i-i tai'i COBOties. Milij. ? t lo the appioval ?it the (?en
? ral. Bl vi'ial ?illili 11 hat c lu <*n sent to i i.sit ?ertain
OthW (Olllitns l.,i a like purin???'. Bl the .lid of tim
in??lath the ?hole uiai-lninTi nf registration in thia
Male will J?|-<jl?.iliiy Im- iii aainkiiiK onli'i.
TEXAS
OOV. laUO-VMOOIOM and i iif: hikkomi n.
Thi Awttn liiti/ln/timi t>1 tim 9th in?t saya that
(?ov. Throckmsrlsa no-i.tiy psaoarsd an interview with
nu rain rn ?if the Colored flat? K\? ?ulive Coininitti ?*, ami
informed th.in 1h.it, upon iiii<??fi?.';?tu>ii, they noiild tlml
t lit-1 r nat in a I ami Im ht frie.nl?. In the Coiitervatii?; pat iy,
ami .nlvi??al tin in to call a meeting of their lace, and in
vita) Col. Carter and Judge Haneoek to a.ltlieaa theui In
n latii'U to theil li.teietti uud tlutica at the pr?tent time.
The Governor, on putt irte with the Coininitteemoii, kindly
fiimlHlied ti.em tilth BSpISS of hi? iiiaii(_tu al menan'e nr.al
arts of the lait I/egitlaturt-, anal BB|BSStai then, to in
foi in !iim of the eoiicliitioiia an ned it!, und ii beiher they
would call the meeting at ?tiggested Tim roloted BO
replied na followt :
Aranv. Text?, May 3. lac."
To III? F.xifiirnr-y.J W Ta tax ? aoaior?, afraaMtaal Batvraat ?/
7ri?.
DBAS Sir : Sime your i-amvenation with Ja? ni? Better,
Chairman of tim Execntive Cotnaiitteo, rapresoatlBg the
lately imfranrbtaort fmndmnn of tl.iH ?onnty, ?aial Cnin
mittee hat been ealleal together; ami your re?|.ic?t to iiient
>ou some time thi? week bat !'<?( ii laid ln-faue them, and
ulta? 1 he ?Ioriimi-iit-4 lniiiala ?1 to tin? .hallinan liuvn lieou
exaiiiii.eal. Ia answer, we bare to any: That heretofore
you have not hIioivii tlie ?Inri.tent int?Te?t in r?parai to
any freealinan'a poalUOB. You were oppooad tothe aetion
propoood to be taken In regan! ta> admitting any freed
uiaii to llie elealii B iranahiM" adi neated lu tint latt I'mi
veiituni by (?eu. Davit aad Mr. B. Decener, then bmm
!>era of that Convention. You have puliln ly ahargeal, in
tim public prints, that the late ailinn of Congie?!
in the patauge of tin- Military bill, ii Unlawful
and tyraaBlfllU, LteeaUM it di?fraiit*ln?e..i a a el?
lam SlBflS??yourself BSmtng t lie iitiuiln-r?ami en
francblaea a certain r?as? win?, under your Idooa, liave no
?u< Ii ni.-l.ls. You approved tin- labor taav Wblok liai been
declared by the ofloora of the QoverBBBlt a? unjust in it-t
prtivihiona aad of no sOlot, aad ombodioB UMiitln trm-ea
of the slave, ?'?nie. You hain approved the tchnnl fund
-appropriation, wliuli ex. ludeal all fieealun-u fruin ?nu
lia-i.a-flts therein inirtaineil. Yam bavfl taritfi'li to the
chief juttifa. of caldwell c.iiuitv to get npfinoetlafs to
ret ute the faet stated by well kiiown inn ?am?, that freed
ma-n were murdered in uml ainuinl PralTM Loa ami
Hc-guiii. Toa bare anona bo tool in bunning to jutti?-.?
Iii?- many parties in tim Mat? who have committed out
i-agea niton lu?an men and flttdMlll VAe have mai!?
diligent tMafireh and inquiry, ami we have foiinil in, can?,
where th?t min derer ha? Ih-ou a aiuvittaad bv a cfvli ti ibu
na!. Your whole arnon, fraim the day you deaeit
ed the Cul?n causo and took up arina against
the I'nited Staten (?ovenini.rit to the pr?tent
tiine. baa been one atriiggle agrmiat the loyal BSBtlmeat
?n this state. Y'o.i have allied yourself with a party
railing ittelf the Contervative T'nion party, which wat
orgaiii/?*d from the wreck of the old OoBniderite army,
and by thia party were you elected bOOBBSB you made the
ia-iue then, by charging unon the Ii.ion parti- that they
were in favor of fnaedmeu voting. You nave conclu?
sively aliown that neither you nor the Conservative party
which you represent, are the friends of the colored race
nor of theCongresa of the I'nited States, air the Republi
csn I'niou party, which released u? from boudage, and
are doing all in their power to encourage u.i in the work
of reconstruction. It seenis* that our roads lie far
apart. Y'oti stand with the Conservative party in
direct opi>08ition to the laws of the land; we are
?truggling with those who give their hearty aupport to
the (lovelmuent, and with that party which has given li?
the boon of fretadoni, the Republican Union party. With
these facts before ua wa must respectfully decline to
meet j-ou for the ?urpoao of dlsciusmg the matter at to
who are our frienat or lo whom we mutt look to for ad
vii ?, in-having aa we do that lu the rank? of the Kepuhli
can I mon party w? will secure til that tri) can or mar
ne entitled to in the future. We remain, very respeot
fully, your obedient servants, Ja. on Kami.
President Colored Ex. t'mou Committee.
Anderson Scrogglna, ftecretary Colored Bo. I'nion Com?
mittee._
JEFFERSON DA TIS.
Muntrial, May %?!.?Mr. Daviss receptiou hera
baa been of the coldest poMibl? character. Thor?
has been no public demonstration end nothing st all
like ??si iteiimut. Vecy few Canadians seem even to
know that ho ib in the city. Only two newspapers,
The Daily Nstcs snd The Telegraph, have noticed the
fact of his arrival; and these, although ettonf-ly se?
cessionist during the wsr, hav? not exteudod to him
an editorial welcome. *
The chivalry sre, of course, greatly pleased to bave
an opportunity of seeing their former chief, and
quito a number called on him to-day. Scarcely any
KebelB of prominence, however, ?re now hore.
It is said that the .-ivic authorities have privately
intimated tv the more conspicuous lionel? that no
public demonstration would bo permitted.
Mr, Davis is staying with tho Howell??, in Moun?
tain st. His children h-ave been brought to the city
and aro now staying with him.
MARINE DISASTERS.
RTKAMER SANTIAGO DK CITDA At*HORE.
AU. BUT rj...liN OK THOSF ON BOAHD flAVED? TIIK
CAPTAIN Ol' TIIK VKMfl-I. M_iMED FC H IHK I_.
A8TKR.
B1 T?lHSH II T? til? TK K. ?I
Ari-ANTic City, N. J., May C2.-TT.C Bido-wheel
'steamer Santiago ?lo Cuba, commanded by Capt.
Charlen F'. H? hm, belonging to the Nicaragua Transit
Company, and bound from (?riytnwn to New-York,
with ?tto (?ihm and steerage passenger? on board,
and tarrying a crew of IO men, went ashore dur.i.g
a _MS"fJ fog, at 4 S-C-OS?. this morning, about six
mil??? below tins city. When it wai diecov
ered that, she had .Inn k the sand, tho c?.m
niand was giv?n to tAXPEAA the engine. This had
the effect of hacking lui upon the beach, stern
foremast. The box then ?wung around and sho
now Um broadwdi* to 'lie surf. An ?oon as
tho hawrMTH wrro made fnst to tho shore tho boat*
were lowered and two loa<l? of passen gem, all fe?
male?, were saf?ly landed. While the third boat wa?
proceeding to the hhore it was lapei-'ed by a heavy
wave. It contained eight p? rsons, live of whom were
drown?*d. The following are the names : Mrs. Salone
(?ros?. Miss Sarah McAvoy, Mrs. Mary Watkins, Mrs.
Marcella A-ricke, Mr?. Manilla A. Kickers, and
Mury I .mi isa CriM, threo year? old, Immediately
after this sad occurrenci', Mr. John Smith, a patsisen
ger, and Martin McNully, Quartormuster, wejo swept
oir ?raft which they had constructed, and were
drowned. All of the bodies, with the excep?
tion of that of Mr. Smith and tho child, Mary
Ironisa (iros., were lriovered. An in(|U?i?t
wa? held by Dr. Thouin? K. Reed, Ccrroner.
of this city, and after a full examination of the cir
enmstancts attending the d saster, tho jury n-ndered
a verdi? t that the p? ison? n mud ? ?une to their death
by ?i?cub tit.ii drowning, by the capsizing of tho boat
and raft on which they weio coming to shore from
the steamer Santiago de Cuba. Tho vc. ?vi belonged
to the tiovi innu nt timing the war, and vas one of
tho most Hin ii Khf ul iii capturing blockade runners.
Her position is ? on_idered r-sife. She careens slightly
toward the m ?an. and is now in ?'barge of a well
known ?in?!? must? r. '1 lu ie i., avery kapi that ?he
will to taken oft safely vs it lim a day or two. The
p:_Hneiigers have all como ashlin?, and SIS now ?piar
tend in dithTcnt hollis and hnunliiig hoii?i s. 'J hey
will bo for?aided to then d? slniatioi.s ti? morrow
I lu? captain mid crew of the Santiago di? Cul',i remain
on board of the vessel. Some of the passenger? cen?
sure th?-1.? ?it ??ii? in the most s. mi? leims, and charge
lill' IHlstol tillie lo his < .11? h'SMiesH ?lilli lil | lilt. .111(1
tin ? attt aro made that, in ease he should land, they
will give bim a very Mann in i-ption.
The Ran li,ij/o r?e Cul?? is owned liy Marshal! O Hubert?
and others t-iie waa i.mu m Brooklyn In MU MM li
l.i-.'T tuiii? in? ?i?iir? in? el . slie ha? I ?so lo? ?n ' ?Mile ImiiI
era, and ia ?applied with ?ii metalle Ufi boola, and mm
?ai.mil ii kitj.it Illili liiil to tto Im'.iIh uri* (Irliu liliig ?iji
pariitiis of ititi? r? i.l ilimci.? Mu? l.i,?l also nu lu .mi ? MS
?.lu I? ft Du? port, 7M ?Ulli jin Beta
Tho follow mi," 1 h" reei IV? ?I tatt evening :
Oman ta th? n<>hi m tnomem Braaaaaaiy Comtew* 1
No M I ii iiiti.i ii a? ? N?w Vi.i.k tie* li H?" I | m I
Wr r?<-?.,,,i . I. nott >". II..? ?Bl-ilf, ?I I.? ? ? ? ?'?? r .'..ti..
?I.I San!.i^u ?It lilli?. ???talnr? l>> ni. a l-l..? Allnl ' I '- m tin
Jrntj r.._?l. li I , . I.? I B m > >. i I l. BgIBI i I m ?
atraint-r ?ala ._ feet otoo? l.i ii.( r .- -? ._? i ? m| aal..,' ?
?th? (?.wrrful ?I??!.! | ..! ti.. I ..?-t Wtt
.... ?... ?: .; ... I ..-I tt I I . ? ? -. ?Ir I? V
i.ni.t. i. o? kami Mt Hi' . - i . f ?!???!? II?. ?I o li
I'llmn?? ti.? ??.iu.?ii[, S?ril..|? l?ft li i "... k I.? ,.,' .
A,'.ii ( .it li S Mil?I ?n kami IN? ?l?o trnifrd ? i. i.|l
Simiir_i.rrta.il?i.l til*?? Sul.iuii ? I.li li.?.I
?Uli. h li. in., l ?li..Ii li I - . r. I'p
t.. Illari.! ?i 1.',' > ll".ii?l. ?f MIB I? ... ... .a l? ? ??
!.. ! . - wl. .'. -.. . ai. t.y ii?.!
I .'. . Wl I ?" !? ? ? " 1 a '. 1. i - ... !'? ? | aa..- ,. a al ?! I a, ?rt
?.. it all i?..?|. ? '?', ?,. . ; i thal
?rt* ?ne I- ..I.i'?Ii) dru?!.??! '
? m ?. i i . I .-.. ' . I,., ??ti
II Ililli I I III*-.-II li OH I ASI i.?.llllu | MF1MMI
sO-Oran ?? mi? ?lost.
B1 T?l _'IH?1-H TO TH? lllil.l
WuKiiin? a, \. v., IlsjIt This iBfarahn al 1
i?'i hu k UM tti .un? r \\ i?. oii?i;i m I'liind Hu..
miles from Cap? Vincent, ?uni lunn.-? to B lins wi re
lost. Tin-1hi.iI mut nu? ashore on (ii. nadu r 1*1.uni
above Cipe Vincent, und nil the j?; ?-?tu . i? iib??
?. Im v? d ti?? (apt. uns oui.is and remaiiieai ?>n bonni
were savi*d. 'l"he steamer ln?long?*?l to the Morthsn
Ti.iiis|M?it:iliou lane, mid wai iipviunl ...iiikI. The
steamer will probably lu? a total loaa.
Aiuoiik ti??? 1<??I .ne iii? muli . two i -illili? ? is, and
tin? stt-wanl.
The hull of tin- ill t.ili d sie.i is a-l.oie i.u tin n
?idn-i Island
I l KTIIKIt TAinil lill*
CantViM'KM. M . . .Lu *" i;h.? foil?.nug an
the parlKiil.ns of the loss of the Win? . >i.-i ii . and .ir??
an con ce t ns can be obtained ?mud tin ? ?infusion
Milich pie? ?iili hell?. Ill?? plop? ll'T \\ l-i <'li?l!l left
her dock about 11 o'clock last nigh.: Winn .it the
li? ml of ( ii ii?.??! ni Island, about tin? un!? s lunn the
shon. ?In? ivas ?list ?in led to la mi lue. li "as the
Captain's watsht sad based-fed Um boat.? la ha pal
ready for the shun-, and made jin ?paratioiis
tor the sall ty ot the p.isseiigris. I he pSSfsUst ii""
lie? about six rods fioin 1h<- sluue and is ?i total loss.
She. had about 7, paanengers on board, but it cannot
exactly be :,s?,'it;iined how many were lost Seien
bodies have boon found. The people of this pla? ?-?ne
doing evti \ tiling in li*? it pOWSf foi the < ?unfnrt of
the rescued paa-icngcis. Tho follov, mg is a list of
the lost ami saved as neaily as cm be a.certained :
Anota 0 earea Ali worth, laaisato. Mas?: j. Cook,
Went meath. C. W ; Ali li? Joiner. Forestville, Mich.: .fauna
K. Dean, l-i? renee, Mm?, i , w. Jouer, Royal? iii?*, vi.;
Robert Chisholm, wm ( blaboLaa, John ?'iiiahoim (the
?? If?, non. ?uni t ?n danghtei ? ot tin lattei wer? loet); John
i ii?,.nil n. ( eaten Ule, ii? Creed, Potta-Lan, .v \ . Li. c.
Forest, Carthage: M Carroll, Kingston; Hanmei iie.-itin?,
Kingston; John Dsllerbough, Bmith'a Pall?- C. a-. T.
Wright (-???Mimi ii?.ki. Muli Mi lillian? (cabin in.uili,
.l.mies . l.ivall.?. Meiliti.i, P, II r?-iiy. Rnaacll, (Hu.?.lu
Lus!, n D.Sharer (wheelaman): I? Flaher. A Weiden
Beuladrj and two children of AltiairJii?; .*?.?!('. Fuller,
(??le???., ( \V ; Mi ? 1?.i mi n? .uni one ?tul, linn ki Hie, Mrs.
Tallman and one boy, Oewego; I r Frailer, Preerottj
L. I -ii l.? i. '. ? -, v. if?- ami ti i tullin n: Vi ni Cousin, (iraiiili ille,
( 1 .loliii Mi.Ni.il. (.lamil ii'ie. (' | : the Um.
J. M. Arinnii?, ?vifn uie! four ol? 11?. r?*?n. Crafts
linn, VI ; Alvin Kifliunla, Mtiurlieiit. r. N H ;
li. i idiil, Main ln--ti-l, N. li; Mark Kiitianli, Ahm
r.eHil.C W. Cloiigii. Mr? ?.i-.? A Knlisnls. (' W. I_t-t-?l.
laiiiua Richard?, Mrs. Gallagher (her hunliand wa? loati,
?U of Pembroke, C L; Mi?. Dine, Oaweao; R T. Fuller,
(iilsssa; _->;? ii? ? ? ?-1 Fulh-i tim, Noith (ioie, l.iiciiul.i I'ilturlli?.
titimei ot the net" ( " .-* i ? t. Iii vr nsu- n?1 Jmiiibs -shuver, s??c
oml iiiiite; C. W llaveiis, ? lieeliuiali. ('. V,. Hodge, etew
uni; Watten TriK-r. ?-alun t??.\ : K?l?. ?k1 Mullel mm, |n.r
t??i; JotegA Strung, fln?ni,in;' Joseph Jobnaoii, flreiuitu ;
ami three (luck h.-indi, nain.-? linkiniu u
J In? follnwiiig ia a bat of those known to he loat :
hoot Mrs ?' Chisholm, of Chnteaugay, Miaa ; Misa
Maty'Ana ChllhOlm, Mibs Cstherlne Chisholm, MMter
'i'lnunai CliiiholiD, Mis. Nuney Cr??ed, l'olulmii. ^ll^4
Catheiine Creed, Frederick Creed, Mra. (?allagher, Pem?
broke. C. K ; A. F. Morriaon, Kir?t Knirlneer, cf Clayton;
A. W. Morriaon, tin ??ml Enjpaear, of (layton ; John Pow?
ers, l'lttt Mate, of Ogdeiialuirg ; Kdwaid Mct'eriult,
Ogden-hurf ; L)?vid Foraw, of Pi?sc??tt.
SUtlim mr. r.ECKNT gai.f.s.
The violence of the recent gale? SMBS? much d?m
age, more particularly among cargo l??lcn achnoBera. The
II. lyndella, from Bavanuah, luden with S??.ooo worth of
timber, aa.oreat Rnekawaf- Hay, has Jiut been recovered
together Wtth the Dura Baker, ?lid _ . K. l'agi?, also willi
a nimcellaneoua cargo, but IBSJ.JI. Bswliy ?aeipected
to be u total loa?.
1Mb modi o?- sanas wsaisn ?isnai orr aassau?
aamas avt nrassa caaaeas a dat uaaas ""'?
v ki. ki s.? iiiiiR wat of i.irK.
There ia probably no portion of th? roaat where the
wrecking of vessel? Is more ajratematlcally puraued than
that of l?'ew-Jcr?e/. The cottagea and huta of the
wrecker? dot th? low, ?andy ahorea, from Handy Hook
to Cape May. On? or two wreck? are tob? teen her? or
there ?t almost ?uy lime dunuf the Wlnt?r month? of
?term; the fUhlng season la ?t an end, the flirhensea
become wrecker?. But the buslneaa ia not puraued
with that iadiscriminnte plundering which at one tim?
prev?iled-thougli ?till there la many a atray bala
or cask, which the hardy wr? ck?r bails te a waif from
th? sea for bia apecia) benefit. The buslneaa 1? now
?ntlrely In the hand? of the Underwriters. Their agent?
ro?y always be telegraphed in a short spare of time ? and
?these, with the cooperation of the authorities appointed
I?v (?.iinty or State and the boatmen in their employ are
S|K*edllv at the ?eerie of duaster to rescue life and prop?
el ty. In the c?*e of the large New-Oriean? ?.?amor, the
( ?i??aiidia, which was lost ou the dangerous sima.? off
Atlantic City last Winter, th? promptness and efll. Vnoy
of the organlrcd wrecking conip.inles was f?i!lydn,plu.ye<i
Almost Immediately the Ncw-Yoik agsnt uns signaled
?ml was on his war to the scene of dlsastei, t l.t Ufa boat?
were ?cen hastening t liinus-ti the .in f i,,r the pur-ioae of
re?? nmg UM uiiforlimate crew, and at daybreak on th?
following day a steamer was on the spur, and the bump
lug wreck aurroiiiiiled by schooner? una aurf-bouU to I
ronrey to the shore as much of the eArgo as might l>?
saved l*o in the case of the Hant ?ago do Cuba, yr.?tcntay,
the powerful steamship it f he Const Wn? kin.* Company
v?as dmpHta-hed within an hoar after the fln-t tidings of
the beaihlng of the steamer were re. civet!, and another
steamer belongltig to the Huhm.-irino Wrecking Company
was dispatch.?! ula o'clock last evening to tho scene of
the disaster.
The modes of pmcetodlng In eases of (-hipwreck are, of
?4>ume, various. The izpcrleaflfld eye of fin* agent, or
wreek mast? r -mostly an oid seaman or coast man?
quickly dett-nutueti tim ?ourse to be pursued. If the ves?
sel lies In such ?t p?itrtjii that ?Be may possibly be named
from the shoal or reef into deep water. Hie monstrous
hawser Is brought uito readiness, made fast, and the
powerful apparatus ka employ of the Umlei writers
brought to tia ,ir upon the stranded ship. If the wrath?'r
i? favorable, attempts of this nature will frequently be
in-rsistid In for days, and even weeks, until the end is
filially attained.
i?w? ia, ?I ? an (he skillful wr??eker determine whether the
fcu'-k can be dragged from tho reef, or whether ?.Im will be
worth anything winn this is achieved, tliaf preparations
will frequently he Marti for this purpose, win n, to the
uiiprn? tne?| eye, the wreck appears to be in the worst
IQSOblS poeiiKii. Most remarkable casts have been
?rrown whcie.in huge hulls have been hauled an almost
lu. redit.!e distance over the sands, and finally righted
and saved. The steam pump- au engine of grear power?
i? Im Id ni readin? is and, at the proper moment, the huge
lubes sre set lo sucking the sand and water from the hold
milli tinm is had to mi repair the bruised and shattered
sides sutil? lently to permit ihe hull to ?ide tafely on her
own bottom. Uni, If there happen to 1st a heavy sea, If
tin* pumping of ttie wreck betokens that she will ?|>eedily
go to ones, the entire < fforta of the wreckers aro turned
to saving the ?argo.
Cargo ?.-?vii:?., ?h well as ship saving, and the mefhoal in
whleh it is aa-a tirapi.shed, is alepeiula-iit greatly on the con?
dition of the sea and Hie manner in it hu li the vessci 1 SB
In some case?, the steam tug, lighter and attendant
?( ??Miners may be run din ?Hy alongside, and then the
work of takmgnut the freight is greatly facilitated. The
battened hatches are quickly bnr?t ?.pen, or ,i^?rt?jr??
made in the side; the ta? kle with whichthe t'nderwr,let's
tt? aiuer Is i,roi ided, Is brought into speedy re,|i)i*il|nti,
and bale after I.al? , it ?ile atti I ? ra*?\ barrel after bal iel,
hurried ?nto the lunds of tho stanch 1,tile schooner?.
Tins, tallar spaaai m be almost storm pi oof. At any
rate, they are teen gliding here and there anning the foam
fringed Inlets and nagerons r. efa, where it would sa am
iiniM?s?il,,?' that any boat could live a mou,rut. Hut their
bardy el p[?ers have followed their perilous profession
slainst trees shtidheod. avery nook und ?-ranuy of the
coast is known to them etei y eunken mik ?.rsiirf washe?l
bar Ulamiaatod by the seatiuel lantern* of Ai??c<um ot
Harm-gat- ami they sail their little crafts among them
with fearless hearts.
Hut if the twell is too high to approach the wreck with
the larger vessels, than ne?.in so is had Io thai BO! f ba.ats,
aal ia ii is a lum h h,,,re leal.uns and -?eriloiis experiment.
The surf Im.als are quite si,mil, and are eu? h piovidr-d
with a creav of ?, v*n six Bannten and a steersman. To
ki tin in pu?h off to the re*, ue through a heavy surf, is
to witiists an ?Selling anil n'ai ming si ? in*, ami to inspiie
one with ?iir)>ri?.r tlim M few of tim wre? kel* are In?!, or
riitln r that ?ii iu ni) i f ttnii. a.irvive, in fn?nwiug then
in. i?i, mi. The little boat, when fairly launched not tim
?u?.?st portion i.f ti.? undertaking n r?.??<?i likeaaegg
?hell on tis? angry wave?, and t-nin? times roil? tinto?! nut
of sight liiimi,"- the hiilkitir) ami lilli? of water, hut with
good steer, i?; ?In* m, eily ? in? ri.-??, ami gains tit? Btigh
herbosa of UM raaf IBS s.nf boat ii never provided
v Ith a rudder. A long <?ar at the ?i. i n la _M d altogether
hy lim ?t? i i ?ii.ui. who ia invar alni the p , ki ?1 man of the
ctii.r? 11. ia, and ninst know his bualaflM Iherooghly.
VV In ii the ?mail Boats ?in. lesi.rted to, the schooners Ile
(?ITat a safe distant ? . am) Um ?reek is occitpieal by gangs
iiho Bland ready willi their ia lea kiln.' tackle to towel thfl
in? n hand.se into the surf bo .its. Tins?, iv.il not safely
terry atore thaa a Onj-lebale of cotton, or a couple of
ii.nu -v ,,f Hour at a Hate, and the op?ration of lowering
ev? h ii.? *?? p..? tuup ?. h to i. m ni ti.i m is frequently ?? vi rj
?langi rou? oin The wrack bmj be healing heavily w,tii
.vii.? rush if ti,.* hunker- lue mrf nu u mu-t look
after Um ManagenMBtof their heal, narrowly watching
i vi I) li,cot,ni;.- aval., mai | ri ntl tug In meet it W.U. the
prow, avoiding Um moth i. t.f tin- Iambi i mg wreck whleh
every meiaiit threatens to engulf then or sin _- than
i...,!? r nt k? ?-I :n addition te this Um i maal wau ti tin ir
. lutin e if riiiiiirg in bearii the ( ii 11 ? of a argo BBS
pi l.di ii n? 11 theil in .ni? I'p alni down willi tin twelve
lint ?nail lina aro rudely touted, while high m the air
i ?i ill.iles a Imie ni* ? a?k. leoklag uiinn-t a.? big as tin
beal li * If. iilid flanqua lilly II,ii hive to Wait lnaiiy
n.. i.ii'i s l,i fore I l.i y can r* ? eui ill ? ?t I ?aft-ty
('flin ?. 11., ? o., ?lind ii ualoadiagi wrei k, anti coi,
iel lag Um cargo, inn e try piece nu board th? ?? boonara,
la a very alow an.I tedious ont Oben a hulk ia going
t., pim? un rapidly, and thfl operation of unloading
? s., only be carried ra by um aat i f tamil bouts, va rv- ?mall
pni t,or.? of tiici.iigiii.ti? hfl ?nilli But the rooga boat
min liini: in the imbers ?hile tha?e Is the -nhaane of
?huh'.' anything. Indeed, *.t freqaently happens that
theil ?'li ' ii | ,"n ? Un ir ala str.ii t ntl ; !nl* then- han- I? eli
raaea ?v li n ;... wreck baa tudilenly inn u d and peone out
at stahl va irii a gani "f arrechera lu bei eratj bold, bmdj
dut* nfr? r lin p..?art,?era at.?I crrav han been s.ifa-lv
Innl.ii ?uni linn?. >i vi h? h the wreck ia a bud one, anil
baa shift?-?! from tbo rock or bai winch atraoded lui into
?l? i ji '?.it.., to that ah? iii'iini ?.'i ?I. the only re
. fur ?unkni fn ght, which cannot be ilonfl
?ben the malar i- ii it iwagh Thfl wreckinaater mutt
wait fur a pti'i'i: mis Inn? A- a .-? di i li thing, lu
fore inn'11 o ni' with diving, thfl H. au, pump .? ti
?tiill.I tn. Hi nii|i. -ii ,:.?i f ii?? Ml.? k if the
li,.??*?! of sand flfl l.i.nl Whick halt* ?in iiiubered
it through the action if the wai? is. ti,.- engine
t.?i,l m ti,.? ufik is an kngealoua oae of un at
pawflr, andarldeM fails to accompllah ita punnu, of t...*
labor, *. numbai el fear? ag? i ?*i ? ? tvaaloa!
on the?h" ii? ti i!., ia . 11,i.< . :... ..?I ei 1 batar um light, aud
I ? lu.ti lit i! . -a. na I i'i ii le, lu a: .> a " ? i ? I? f illi?
li.e a? ii i iii I? i mild i nil.lei In i II'.. ila I Ihit tittie
tia it???? I tv a? ii, ? pit, nula ,Mt ii 111 tin1 Illa ?aml, n li,i li
bud m the 11 ire ti i.t ?i .it o. e?t everj aeti Ice of
ihn hulk. But the great tubea of the tteaiii-immn -?erf
ran tula? the hold aud ranged along th? ??ila?, .uni such
In In. i, ii. i ii? en i r. a, ?e,. r ?,,. wria- fn, i t i| through I Ile ?at? r*.
that. ii. ?i tarprlaiuglt thoi I anace of ti.ni>, not on I j waa
Hie im? i..f the hull entirely drama-dot tana,ai
mu ung no diver lu 11 pion* ?t with f.i, ,?,ti, bul the
rounding bank was bloam away, leaving lae estertor of
tin* l.iiil c ?pi ?ed m ?mil ,i iiiRiii.tr thal a iiugi* braaeh
? aiade In her aide, bj which the i ??! go met tpeedllj
leiilitved I In* din r? all g?l di'f l. .t. thfl MbBMllBfl al
unir, ?uni fn i|iiei?ily remain under the water for raaar
I,n.is. Then werk la attended with tuon m leas ililli, ni
tv a? tai ?ii:v a? mu i.,, un in ghi is attached te lim
tachla ?iiHi-i'i ii i? hoisted above the iiufae*of the
n;iti i, and n.io ti.e ho.ib? of the lighten walting lo leflcli ?
I it.
The se methods of wie, king nIn,li aac lintc Indicated
are but a fat? of the I, ??tin! nu? ope, a! mu? ia it h ai hie h the
wiei ken n I na ? r prnpni li . at hi, h bul for them woulil lu*
totally lost in the ?eil, or ca*t .??Imie fot thl MlichBMBl
??I the needy dweltara du reon. ih<* manner a>f oneratlM
bo mm li dependa upon the cln iimataneea of the ?in;.
aiiei k. ai.d it so nilli li at Hie option of tin wreck li.*.?!' i*.
Dial It aao..id be dil)., nil to ? i.i.mi : ate the various
I,miles Of pioceiluie. lill! It lll.iy 1m- Wflll I" speak of
tim orgal.l/eal ?a ?la in of ?a rei king ni. I t. preval?a OB our
??nllr.iel. alni lo Lil lillie bitt*r .??-? ? il.?l ?? ta-?l With UM
mell engaged ill it <i|iacoa?t like lh.it of B? vi .1er?? V
every county n?.r.!?-,m?: ?,i th? ?e.i lia? its ottlvial ?al.eil
! In v, na L in.I'd i. ia ho is a ni) iraportaiit mnn in Ins
?list?n i. and ?h i.l? large Influence ann igthfl roast peo
j.le I lie . -iiinl uni' nt? i? ? ria ??<! In tli* ?nape of salvare
arc al?" toii?i'l? i.il'l? , and the p?i*ition. tin i? f? re, BUM ii
de?iit-?t.
When a vessel JOSS n?liore ?Tut give? her signal of ?1i?
tSBflfl, the wie kn..-isler or his agent ??oiumunie.it? t With
her instant!i li i? optional with Um captain of tin* fflaflfll
at to h lutin, hu alni? shall be syita-iu.itia'ally " r.reeked,"
au imf. It ?allsfled that the i. ??el is lost, and that it !? to
the nalia nt aire aif hi? Iniurer?. he avili gili? the peratlflfllOB
mu? sillrarreader all operations into the hands of ti.?
wrerkimuter; If he refuse?, ami caigo as well m ship STfl
totally lost, he does s?, uu his mi n reaponalblllty. Accord
I UK to' the law, there mutt bo no india id.in I ia recking; all
wieekeri are uider command <?f Um wreckmaster, ead
tvi'ilifor hin. nt so inui li per day. The Hilder of g??o?ta
Washfld SB ihOtl IS allowed only one alay's sai-ra IP) for
makins the diet?very; and the goods must m Mirea
iieisd to the wrsekmaater, wim takes i hargs ti thfl name
of the State ami L*ndei*wrlters, In conjunction ttith tho
iigeut of the I'nderiai.tiiig Comi.ai.t, who may arrive
from New York, or other city In the neighborhood of the
disaster, til" ni.i?t?'r takes chalice of ? iorythltig. (?anttt
of wre? ken an? form? ii, Imating forces <?rgatii_??d tim
tirtt care being tint of UM lil? boat*. IB cas?* of iii?ees?lty ;
the situation or tim wreck is examined, and everything
jiltoeal in nadinesit to ?'gai through " the Vflflflfl" in a ty?
teraatic manner. (?I nourss, lhere exiata tomadlthonealy,
The p.Mii dtaellers ni the toast hut? are needy, surf boa!
mu Isa wild Mid hard lite, and probablj win.y a costly
l>..le or , ,i?k it hut away, until a seer? t disposition of it
shall coiitrlbule tt? the ?uppor! of hungry wreckers' wives
and sundry Jil vcmlo wn-tkers al home. But these irregu?
larities will exist in all systems, and tie may have the
?.?lufactioii of knowing that the merchandise lost might
fall Into worse bands. *
The wret ken? thflBiM Ives are a most characterlsHc peo?
ple, and those of tha New .len**.} ? oatt tmist be excellent
? p. cunen? of the entire rate, from Labrador to the Florida
Keys.
Fishermen In the Summer, wreckers In the Winter, they
vegetate in tbelr little cottages and huts on the bleak se.?
at rand, and all through th? stormy months they loek sea?
ward for a wreck as earnestly and > carnii.gly na ?luring
the milder montht they pray for heavy nets of blue fish
and mackerel Kven the?, houses, in ninny Instances, are
made of f ragmen la of old wre? ki, and it is not unusual ta
see relics of disaster and tempest ntniut the doors and
windows, wh?_refn?m the mooly tol?i*icco smoke ?jf the
meditative wrecker exhales, as he broodt by his drirt
wood tire, waltlug for the signal which brings his turf
bost lo demand, and welcome spoils t?i his needy roof.
()urre|M>rter visited one of thfl wrecker's houses, in til?
vicinity of V'mcuiu Inlet, which was quite a curiosity in
Hill resiteet. Situated on a singularly touely and desolate
beach, va It h hardly a bush to break the monotony of tarni,
whattaon the ocean never ceaax'd to beat with an-a-ry
rt?stleitHiiess, it wa? built almost entirely of the irregular
timbera of vessels which had censed to exist. Kvery
plank bore a forgotten hlttory of its own. Ona Was
Klmott rolled through-tlie rib of tome old skeleton wntrh
must li ive long whitened on the I.*.., li. another was slen
dei. bright, and singularly polished, with the rivet holea
atlll eatire. And there was a short, heavy piece of timber
serving fur the upper door step, which boro on its side an
H'egi-l?? Inscription, rudely trac?-<l-under wh?t distant
skies, and l.v what long cold, periiblng hand, far out at
aea, It would be difficult to conjecture, mit the p?eseme
of the half^ffaeerf ohararters were singularly tuggettive.
?Several ancient wine-caskt were going to pieeea m front
of the ealSn, and au old fashioned ?gure-head, repn*seiit
iug an Admiral of the oblen time, tn his stiff c?*at. <_ocked
hat, pigtail, and ruffles, ttood like a sentinel beside the
door, and gave tbe entire cabin a very grotesque appear?
ance; for the Admiral'! none was broken off, and a rough
iwam nailed Into the top of his head formed one or toe
in ?in rafters of the ?tructtire.
The proprietor of this cabin was wifeleaa and childless,
and a g.MMl st?ecimen. He stood in monstrous, liobualled
boot?, wore a pair of tar smeared overalls, wh;-h were
very stiff In the cold weather, and crinkled as he moved
about-seemed to be enveloped with niiineroua lavers or
soiled woolen shirts, the whole aneased In an old pea
Ja.-kct which looked as though it might have belonged to
the Ancient Marni? r hiimelf anal I.?- scanne, the horizon
fi'.i.i underneath a biownfelt hat windi lie iiioliably
never lemoved when ho went io bed Tllsold gent lo?
man aiioka witb a ?.?lit, nautical di awl. and mu., an d
to be eomething of a respected weather clerk among his
?et.
" I alnt allers been a wracker," elne.idated the an ti?-..?
individu.il. " When the old gul wa? alive them wcm't no
mau oti the reef a? did a lugger thing in the shiners" (re?
ferring to fl-Ji) "than I did; but them times li p?-st, and
even vrrackin'don't pay no more nine jxior Jem-"
(refining to some furnier wreekinaster) "got swamped
otf the Brigantine Beach. Jem was uti? rs the. wru? ker's
friend."
After gossiping in a similar strain until we cor.? lmlid
that our informant had iirobithly known prosperity while
hi? "old gal" lived anil until rum and re? k1? ..nee? had
laaeeda fall from his high estate, he returned hi? pip?
and relapsed into silence.
The wrecker at home is, however, by no means an un?
sociable being. lake ?ni men who lead Ives of danger
and adventure, hil mind is mostly imbueo with reeoller
tions of the past. When a number of them get togi-tlu-r
round the tiri: in cold weather, with nothing else to ?lo but
smoke the pipe and lnibits? apple brandy, t.he eirhaiigiug
ef "yarn?" Is, of course, a natural eoi'.equeiieo, UM
many a, wild story may bo listened to--told, it ?s true, with
more readiness than iiilture of language, but at the same
time possessing the peculiar charm of coming from the
Ups of those who havo moved In the spheres they <!<?
s? i ?Is?. You hear recounicd, with tl_nil.ng details, tt;e
notorious wrecking ?as??s for twenty years past. You are
told Low the great packet went ashore at sue h at sin li ?
place ui?iiy yi an ago, many of her passenger? perishing
in the Icy waves.
Perhaps, few w?re saved. And then the thrilling story
of how the corpse? MOM ashore the next morning after
the final break (ipi Minne still grasping the spar? with
which they had vanity hoped to lind Me Bli ty ; some re?
signedly lifeless, with no evidence of previous struggling;
the boolee of maota seamen on the beach, v. ith india ink
insignias on their bare, wave-washed bosoms and arms;
with here or there, |i thup?, a eold, dead mother, with her
colder baby ?till foldod - perhaps frozen?on her breast
Then you are told of the memorable, wreck of the "Flying
Dutchman," the great California clipper, which went to
pier?-? i_ or inore year? ago, and i.iied tho coast with
immy a cash und many u heavy bale of wool?affording a
ruh prize to hiin.lieib. of ptior wreckers of the coast.
These aro only iii?'.uires of counties? stories recited, each
having Its own peculiar Interest.
Tin-wreck? ra generally lead simple and frugal live?,
lake most poor people, they generally have large fami?
lies. The fishing net? ami tackle garnish their rude
cilun walls m the Winter time, and the weath? r beaten
serf boat lies on the beach, ia full remluie. s for the signal
whnh may summon it to the waves. And the hard?
working tish wife nu nd-, r.iid toils, and economizes in
the smokv hut, while her husband and brother? are
plucking plunder from the devouring waves. Like most
poor in opie, their lives are very monotonous, w-ith the
exception <?f ina Incident? whb I? Intersperse them la tita
pursuance of their perilous avocation. They are ??copio
of liaril work anti few gracrs. Even the flower of the
household 1| not what the bard desenlies her-she is
scarcely the poetical idea which linds its expression in
tho few verses of
THE WRECK Klt'I. DAUGHTER.
I!??r (?air is brown as the brown s??a-sanils,
Her eye? ?ire blue as the IiIiih? sea water; '
And linn's not u wind that blows where she stands
Bat bring? a grace to the Wrecker's Daughter.
Wild M the ?TSV? I hat bursts ?it hiT fi i I
Wild ?ntthe winds that toss In r tri??? s,
is th?. glue? that peen through Um roll and sleet,
And mt? Un? tiene stium's MMfe ?<?> -
Hut uot for the wt< ? k do? s sin- si arch the night?
Her beor? is away o'er the stormy water,
Win re a lover (.unies his t.liiiblllig boat,
IS win a prill for the Wreckt r's Daughter.
No, indi ?<1. The wr?. k? r's daogbter of the pr<??? nt
time may have bit little affairs of tin? heart, to he sure;
but sin- ia mostly ragged anti redheaded, rollins among
the dehn? of tin ?hine .11 Imii -nail? d shoes, and is al*?, ays
pei nug eagerly over tbe breaker? ia ina hop?? of fiiuifiig
.1 prospective wreck, for Ike benefit of her old elna of a
father, who never fail? to bastea to bl? boat at the first
fil.al signal from her maiden lip?. And the wn i ker's wife
I?, ? s at in i m?- very ??-i?!?iiii pa ??Mir sentimental, bat um-t
ly full-blown and hard Hatea; and his little inn nulli chil?
dren us? table almost anything but sprouting mermen, or
v. ab i? ?pr.te?. ?is they wade along the beach, throwing
stab- S'nwi ?-?I at ?-ach other m hai ml>-?s mirth, ami bus lug
indation of future dyspepaia bl pai tatala* of a ?Iel
of long-dead clam?, and the spongy interior?of deceaaed
-tar fish. There ? plenty ?'t adventure, and but little
romanee in the wrecker1? Ufe. Hard work and poverty
w iii qoiekly near the glldlna off from what we kari <mi
?. .i ? ii of ?ivoc.it.?ms of pi riions adventure; and Hue is
nowhere to be aeen more marhf-Hy thaa by lmxiug witta
tb wreckers of tlie American coaet. Bul the ?.inc of
sblpwreek, from the first signal gnaof ill?lie?a f?> ti a last
boom of Iin- s? a ??tiii li !inail> burn? the woollen monster
? ..f intente intei? .t.
Tin? sea ?nie Village at ?viiii I? it OCCItn Is at once a ?-??.?ne
of area! excitement Perhapeil le a watering-place one
of tooee sumir? built, regular ton n?, w hh ii la t a atering
place m Sommer, ! ul a dall n a el i loeed hoteta ami win?
.,..?? .. ?s tiar-iiMiins la Winter At tin- tit?! ?. .mil of the
wn-, k a atronge i ommotion arls?.?. From col tage?, wtal? li
? mi m .n.?-!} uot Iced before, the form? of Wrecker? ap
,.? ar i lilli lil Un? ta? I'} OTI I B 1? ?ilul l*Ollgh stel'lll drc-Sof
tin n pi ??:< ?s.mi.
The first boa ti launched are the llfe-beota, and toe?,
through the boiling breaker?, they ure ?? en toiling, al moe!
on tin-i? ig?? of capaizing .it tuite?, bat still itancb aa4
is, until the wreck la reached and thi ? rreacned.
Thoa la tin romlng ?ahora of thebangrycrew,tbetr
on by the i '....-, ti.?' thawing of them oat, the
? ini nu.n? api titi?? I, and their being forwarded
' lo tin ,r n S|*m '.:,. lion us. Tin-ti rollies ti??? iii le? te ali. m
of the in?-? k. iii?- ?!<? ??i,,n i.? m how n -lud? n?- wn ? ki ?t :
ill.'I "ii tin !.. ? he hulk, if liol lit!
merged, l??urroniide?| hy schooner? and other bghter?,
witta tbeli atteudaut Murf bout?, ? i?, r to enter apva the
??I" ?.\r? kin? i'la \. *?? I i-duly " v, i?. kid." lier
cargo Bared, or partially ?..?r.i, io sBeintt-rest?if tne
and the broken timberaof n If remain
- fntuiv iiieiii.'1'toi s .f the m eck? r?' Ufo.
li stub, hoped thal the hnslneaaof wrecking vessels
will be ?ill mora ?ystematixed, until the underwriter
shall he ?it compon tod the aavlug of ltvaa aad
pinpi i ti sinii i?. \.t mnie i ninpliti i\ provided for, but
a- : i, we appeal lob? folly In accordance wita ttaoad?
van.. if the ii?.'? ii .iii? via 11 ni: I he a? ?IdoBt? of til'' ?i B.
new-fork.
I YU* Ntl - 1 IMiMRV, TIIK (Ililli \l III II IK, TO
HAVE A M.IV TK1AI,
TaOT, N. Y. Mayt-l?Tha U??n. Justin P. Morrill,
united Statea Bas?tes (Ma Vi.mont, aad Imstas Mor?
rill of Mali i mlb <i nu ?Europe t<> ?i.?> frnm Boetoa.
Thc Right. Rot. l>r Dominie, (atholl?: Hi?hopoftho
. of Pittsburgh, l'a., is ?ilioilt to bSteVt for lh?- Holy
?See at ?Rome,
Joel l.indstry. eonSned la Auburn prison on a sentence
of two years alni three months for whipping; hie fwo-year
i.l.l boy tmli atli. ha? lu D iel? .im-iI nu ball for an??w trial,
to take p!;n e at the Dyer and Terminer Court of Orleans
to nut v. on the _I71 li ilist. His counsel oblamed an Order
(if tin- Supreme i niirt tor a new trial on exceptions taken
to tin? lining of Judge Daniel?, hy whom I.inditry waa
Beuteni ed on Ins former trial.
^-1
M If Mil ?AN.
nu- ( ?iNsrrn tiiinai. conviv? ion.
st tinmiri to Tiis raises?.
DaiaOIT, Mini., Mav -*???b the ronstitutinnal
Convention to-day a motion to appoint a committee
to investigate the eight hour labor system was lost
by a lar?l majnruv. Niuieroiisly signed tcinperamo
petitions were presented.
tUICIDI IN WAH?isdioN, DUTt-UUH county.
?T TllllaKlPB TO TMB TSISCSB.
F-SHXHJ, May '?J-.?The town of Stanford, Dutchess
Cininty, was thrown into a state of excitement yester?
day morning by the report that a well-known ntir.cn of
the town of Washington bad shut himself in tho former
village. The particulars are as follow s : Edmund J. Cn
derlull, the suicide, was about JO years of age, and has a
brother residing ut Hurtsville. Ile had lived a wretched
lit.i account of the infidelity of two wives. Twice he
bud beru divorced because of their conduct. Notwith?
standing his ?iperlenee, Mr. Cuderhill again roar
ri.d, shortly after he was divorced from hi? aeeond wife.
His thud Mite, now his widow, is well known in th?
eastern part of the county uud has always borne a good
reputation and was looked upon as a lady In every sense
the word. l.atelv, however, it U aaid that Uuderhlll had
entertained au idea that she too wa? untrue, the asser?
tions of his ni.my friends to the coutrary in.t withstand
lug. (lu tbe day of the fatal affair I'uderhtH's Wife wa?
visiting at the resideuco of Egbert Tripp, es.| , Id the
town of St nu fun!. Between 9 and -Oo'clock in the morn?
ing l mt. rhi? waa observed In tho village by a number of
im.rsiai.?, but no importance waa attach??d to hla presence,
ile waa armed with a revolver and after being in town
hut a ahort time proceeded to Mr. Trlpp'a houae where
hu wife wa? staying. She seeing him coming and observ?
ing bia singular ezpressiou of countenance De?
rain? frightened and rushed up ?taira into a
room, lu? king the door after her. ?He followed
Immediately evidently Intent on shoot-trig her.
Arriving at the door of th? room and finding it locked, he
u raun- -xclted, and Immediately seated himself on th?
steps or Moor, and taking out a memorandum book, wrote
a few Hues with a lead pencil to hi.? brother, the purport
of which wus that he had with h lui kaus 60 toward the
?layioeat of a certain not? uf tuon. He also requested hie
millier to tale good care of his little girl, and state?! that ?
that would be tue last communication he would make ou
earth. Having thae briefly dosed up his worldly affaira,
ho deliberately drew Ina revolver, and placing the muzrio
agalust his breast, pulled the trigger, the weapon going
off instantly, and the ball entering the heart of th? sill
cub-.?In? falling over on bl? face and dying almoat in?
stantly. The Justice of the town held an Ininiest. and
the Jury rendered a verdict that the deceased carne to
hrs death from a pistol-shot tired by bia own hands. The
remains were then placed at the disposal of Mr. Hiram
I'n.I??i lull, brother of the dead man, and by bira taken to
li-rts\ iii?, where they will be interred tomorrow The
suicide and his circumstances during life being well
km??? n. Die affair ha? created profound grief. He wa? a
?oiier. honest, aud industrioua man, no?easing ?oma
means. __
THE LA.ND OFFICE,
st TsiB?air? ve vas tbibcsb.
The following are extracta from letUra received by the
Coniaiiiloier ?if l-l (.titril Liad OBt? fro? ttr Hi'dta. re<;tDtl-r ep
poiii?l to aiki s (tul. (?ral urttr of lh? Sut* ?f Mtbttiki:
" li ii mt p.irrs.i? In ?p?ml ttirr dollar is i-.omnlittif nit?rlil for
ntil Wnttr ? lilsirs. Mr. Mitk Itft mas Ubi* ii? for lots to lr?es tb?
coal linli into St hriiil. Mr Gill li with bl li. I ililli lUrl In on? ?reel
w th mr iiiitdt .??imi'lsi?. I ?kill Mut ros, by ciprtn. ?omi philogrtpfas
of WtiUru ?.'?urrr, ?bleb 1 ?tin? to tuna |>?ilof thi treiiirtt ?I til?
?urttr. Til? ('i. lurtl of Ihr S!,.ut Killi, !?ik ti Ttrr urt roo "in MS
!.. i tour rtpurl if rou ?Itilr? Tilt rscki ?re rat i|u?rUlt? 'u windi lb?
it.I jnpt non* ii lotit? I. Tht Killi ana Ihi (ntit wttor pewsr ?s lb?
W.al ?ii.| w II, ill. m?'f it.n?i j.? rust tt -.'lluuruat ?ll_?. '
Di llai.li h m anvil tr Ititi r ?iii.
I I ..r ihi il.i? firwinlnl Knut (?li. l.i(r?phl of TTtitrr-i t-tn?-'?,
?i . h, I 1.1.? ?-. ??:'! i .? ifat-rrlra to jo? ia i'"rm ?.( id less ?f tit ?.? r
If ihr unit.? ? I pt null I ?hill i toietot te I.???? t?tet ot the suit li? r
ta!iii( pi. bli Iii It.r Mat. pl.o?, j;,apb.i! Hld ioritirilld to tr.? it ?b., I
bin ii? |ir?'islM .f i.b. ti?*, ?.a rniw ik? mi lihou-? Tsnlluriis"
E?ROPK.
GREAT BKITAIN.
Bt ?TiatTiC Ttl tatara to rai BBMSBB
London, May 22.?Flood and Duffy, the Fenian
prisoner? who were recently convicted at Dub?
lin, have been 8*nten?3ed to imprisonment for life st
hard labor. Met'lure, another of the Fenian prinon
era. was placed on tri:il at Cork to-day.
Noon?Mr. Stewart, the Chairman of the Hoard of
Directors of tho Anglo-Aincri? au Telegraph Com?
pany, publishes another communication in The Jxm
don Times this morning. II?* Hgn the broken cable
will be repaired and ready for business in three
weeks from this date.
Evening.-^Thc Derby race took place to-day. Al?
though the weather was unfavorable, an immense
???vee ni bl age of spectators was BBBH ut. The race waa
won hy Hermit, in the midst of a snow-storm.
The Hon. Mr. Stanfield, Member of Parliament, ami
a firm friend of the United State? during the Kelfl
lion, ?8 dead. _
FRANCK.
Paris, May 22.?The WmMO between the Km
peror Napoleon and the Corpa L?gislatif, with regard
to the army organization scheme, have been adjuated.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna, May 22, Evening.?The Emperor to day
made a speech from the throne to the mcminns of
tho Upper aud Lower House? of tho Austrian Diet
SPAIN.
London, May 2-??Evening.?Accounts received
here fruin Madrid show that the internal trouble?! of
Spain are increasing, and fears are entertained that
a political crisis is M hand.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm, May 23.?The Swedish Parliament has
passed resolutions in honor of Capt. Ericeaon.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IaONDoNiiKRKY, May *2_?10 a. in.?The steamship Mora?
vian, Capt. Acton, fi oin fhxt bec, arrived here last evening,
on the way to Liverpool.
Livkki-ooi-, May 22?p. m.?The ship Parilla, dipt. Cun?
ningham, sailed from Newport for San Franclaco to-day.
The ship faspt-M also sailed for BBB Franaisco to day.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IaONDoN, May 22?10a. m.? Although the hour of regular
business has not arrived, it is considered on the street!
that consols m ?II open at Hie .losing rate of hut evening.
Moat of the American securities may 'wi-hap* open a
shade lower.
Noon.?Consols for money, 03 ; United -tates Five
Tiventy tiond?. T.'J; Illinois (Yiitial Railway shares, 7?*f;
Erie R.tiltiay .?liana, 42'.
Afternoon.-American securities arc o,uotcd at tina
hour as follows: L'niUal RaBBS rive-Twenty bondi, *.|;
Illinois C "iitral Railway shares, 7t" J '; Krie Ka ii way
??hare?, 12".
Evening--Consols el???e?l ?toady at 93 for money. Am?
aru an seeuntu ? clos, ?j at Mm following rate?: I'. H. Ftve
twentiea, 72|; lllinoia Central share!, 0|| Erie Railway
shares, 12'.
11: iMiioRT, May 22. ? al B l .. hit-* hour last night,
salm of United ?tates firs l'v-uty bond? were imiale at
775.
Evening.?United States bonds closed at 77}.
I.ivF.Rroot., May 22?Morning.?Thfl prevailing opinion
? n tlie i-treet is that the Cotton and most of the articles in
the BnaaaOBB. and rro\i?ions Markets will open quid
aud ?teady, at the closing figures of last evening.
Noon.?Cotton is tending downward. The estimated
sales to-day are S.ooo bales; Middling Uplande, lid. ;
Middling Orleans, nj,l. Breadatufk ?juiet and steady
Wheat??al.a of Nu. I Rod Milwaukee, at 13/9, and Whits
California at 14 ft, lorn. II ft, ra hy, iii, Oats, l/l.
Peas, 41 f.. I-i.iiimoii- ??mt? Pork, 80 . ?Beef, 121,I.
liaaoii, .n. Earil, .'Iii. ( lui ?o, o; . Produ?*e?Ashes,
I - - of (oii.iiioi. ?it 7,3, and l-'ine at 12,?J
Spirlts TBtpsBttaa, M ?)? Talion-, 4,i, 9. ClovertMfld, 61/,
rfllllllflBM ITaUlSf ?pint.? at HJ., and Standard White
at I 3.
Afternoon?TheCotton marketls quiet and steady, net
pun s are finn at the SOSB-BBJ ?*iir<sa. Tlie llreadatuffi
market is generally quiet, (oin has decliru-d 3d., aud ii
now quoted ut .*.? i per quarter tor Mixed We*t?*rn.
Evening.- The market closed quiet at tlie following
anthon.:?-.1 qiioiatloiis : Middling Uplands, lid., Middini?
(?rh-.iii?, lljil, the sah s of the day are reported at 10,001
bales. The market for RreailstufTs has Wen quiet duriDf
t!i<* day. corn cloned with a decliuiag tendency ; the last
aaleaof Mixid Wt-?t< in aie it: in ide at 30, ? <J> qr. Wheat,
Harley, and Oats, BBBBaOBBi. The Provision market
? losed niiiet : lust quotation*, are generally unchanged.
Pork wa.? firm at eo ?> Mt, Re? f steady at lan ?*. Baoon,
fO? 9 cwt. "...til. "1 6. OfeBSB?, ?7' p cwt. for lue Anuri
can. Collin.ou M iltnitigton Rosin firmer ; talet at 1,4 O
cwt; line American uncbaiige?l at 13/1. Spin te Turpen?
tine, 35.3. Taliow, H?. Petroleum?-?pirlta, lid-; Ro?
ll ned, 1 3 ?J? gal.
Ix).m??in, May ?__ ? Noon.?No. 12 Dutch Standard Sugar,
21. Scot? h Pig Iron, 5.1 -3. t ail? utt? Linaeed, as,'. Lin?
se. ?1 lakes, g| II . flilfl I ?BStsd. fal If . 8'*erm, 1131.
Whale, ?39.
E\ cning?Sugar-Sales of OB, II Dutch Standard at 31*.
Irou?-Scotch Pigs, 53 6 per tun O'ls unchanged
0010BB?, May 22?10 a. in -iles of Petroleum hav?
l?e? ii maale tbia morning at li f. BBSS per barrel for landed
White.
Eveuiiig-Petroleum?Sales of -Handard White today
at MC 50c i*cr bbl.
MEXICO.
NEWS IlKCEIVKI? IN Vi A*?II1N-TON'.
tv TiLiaiaea ro raa ?marta.
WashimiTon, D. C, May 22.?Tho following infor?
formation has lie-en rei.iii-?l here from Vera
Cruz. It appears in the poratcript of a letter dated
May 4, I"-)?;. "The Bureau of the Imperial Commis?
sinner has received a dispatch from the interior; it i|
not known.**" hether from Queretaro or from Mexico.
Its cimtents have not beeu made public. But what I
can assure you of i-t the fact that the bearer of the dis
??atfli am iiniuediately taken to the Castle, where
lie is -?till kept and not permitted to communicate
with any one. No doubt, therefore, exists that the
news contained in the dis'xitch must be very aatia
i.-ii'tnry to the Imperialists since thoy take io
Hinch i-ains to conceal it." i
The following ma translation of a decree of the
President of Mexico, dated April 2S, and received al
th? Department of State on the 21st inat.:
Btri.it? Ju?r?a. O'iiti tut., -ill 1'retideat af It* t tit k1 Stallt nt Balita,
to it! la'.il!..taut?. i''tl.l?*i
Know ve that bv virtue of the ample power? with
which I im In vetted, I am pleased to issue tie following
decree. It it hereby declared that the port of Tauipieo la
closed to foreign ami coasting trade so loug aa It re maine
disobedient to the Oovernment. Tberefoi<e, I order tina
to be printed, published, circulated, and euiorced accord
lag to law.
Palace of the National Covornment In lan Lula Potosi,
AplU 23, IS67. li-SKU JUAJUIX.
TEE EXCISE LAW.
A STAT! IHO I II HUB CAtXID.
at rui.tari ro rea rtiacxt.
Ai.banv, N. Y.. May 22.-The State Central Com.
mittie of the anti-Pro. ihiliounts tnflt at the De lev an
House to-day, Gen. John A. WiUlaiaa, Chairman; A. B.
Caldwell, Secretary. The Executive Committee wai la?
structed to call a State Convention in September Bert, to
be wiuposed of three delegates from each Assembly Dis?
trict. Speeches were made dunounelng as corrupt and
tyrannical the encroachment on municipal rights, and
expressing a determination to persevere In resisting
aggretslous.
the pacific coast.
BT ti. allan to Til Ttttrst
San Fbancisco, May 22.-A telegram from 1'nloa
ville, Nevada, says there la excitement about rieh diserr
eriet of gold in th? River dlstrlot. The lodes aie larg*
and well defined.
The Indiaut of biabo are driving off tloek and thootiaa
settlers In every ?firsctlon. The tarages are ?-enerany
well armed. Gen. Crook left Capt. *McI)i?i--otl ob tam
1st of the month for a ?io days' scout. I'arties are leaving
Bolsel'ouuty for the Lemhl Dist i let.
m*-?
THE 11 M
it til tampa to rta tbibcbb
B(?5i?>N. May 22.?A larg?* meeting of the Feniso
I roth-rhood will be held ut i'reiaout Temple in this etty,
on llid.iv the 2lthin?t# A.I liesaoa will be dellv?r?^! hy
Mr A I tl.'iruiiiuof the Kenan-.hatV, Gen. L P. Eptar
of the I'?niau Armv. and J. F- Fiuuerty.