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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANS-Cld 18th, batque Orion, Thomas,
Boston; brig Boston, Torrey, Boston.
Ar 18th, (by Telegraph ship Bay State, Boston, Cid
10Th, barques Claremont, and Thetus, York.
APALACHICOLA-Cld 6th barque Gilbert, Mel
cher, York 10th, ship Scion, Buchanan, Liverpool;
brig Madison, Watkins, Portland In port 18th, barque
Ocean Bird, for Providence, ldg.
JACKsO NVILLE-Cld 18th, brig Belzoni, Nichols,
Boston,
SAVANNAH-Ar 10TH sch VIM II Jenkins, Dodge,
Camden. CID ship Masonic, Ilathorn, Liverpool Sid
sh sch Mary Jane, Webb, Bath; ship Lancashire for
Liverpool.
CHARLEsToN-Cld Goth, brig Conway, Noonan,
West Indies. Sid 18Th, sch Peru Hyde, for Northern
port. In port ship Alliance, for Liverpool, ldg; barque
Avoa, for Boston, do; brig Centurion for do do,
GEORGETOWN, scar prev to 18Th, bflgs Masar-
dis Preble, York Mechanic, Gushing, do; schs Ad-
vance, Suuie, Boston Com Tucker, Cox, Newcastle
Buena Vista, Houston, do; Round Pond, Harding
Bristol, Me. Cid brgs Champion, Chandler, Portland,
Helen Maria, Giles, York.
WILMING1 ON-Cld 2lst, sch Baltimore, Lewis, FIN
Boston.
RICHMoND--Ar Odd, brig Ada Fales, Attakapas.
Sid sch Romeo. Blanchard, York.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 23d, schs Teneritfe, Poland,
Matanzas, IS; 24h brig Lightfoot Sleeper Orleans.
NEW YORK-Ar oath, barque Glencoe Abbott, Gal
weston Gilbert, Mecher, Apaachcola briggs Ottowa,
Lennox, Mobile Warcaller, Josseyn, st Marks schs
Mary Langdon, Thomaston John, do. Cid barquo Is
abella Prebe, Havana brig Jas Roach Grown, Sagua.
Sid barQue Suwarrow ; brig Jas Roach.
Ar 25th, (hy Telegraph brig Eagle, Cienfuegos.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 23d, barque toratio, Boutelle,
Apalachcoa este ut Sid oath, schs Olive Elizabeth
Yates, Charleston Ganges, Horn, St George.
BOSTON-Cld 25th, brig Maria, freeman, Augusta.
Sid oath, brig C Dow.
P0RTLAND-Ar 23th, brig Aiphage, Brown, Bucks
ve sc land proceeded to Freeport schs Juno, Rob
inson, York Granville, Haskell, Thomaston for do
Cid brig Napoleon, Roberts, Cuba
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The Eydrophohia Discussion

The following circumstances, bearing on the
question, whether a real case of Hydrophobia
ever occurred in New England, were commu-
nicated to US by Judge Clap, Of this city.
About forty years ago the Hydrophobia pre-
vailed extensively among the dogs in the
towns Of Marshfeld and DuXbury Mass, and
in their vicinity. A MI. VIM. Sylvester Of
the latter place, was bitten, and died, with all
the symptoms Of the disease. Also, a son of
Nr. Sylyanus Weston, A large number Of
e4t:le were bitten and persisted in the same
wav. Some Of them on the farm now owned
BY Daniel Webster, and many on the farm
then owned by DIR. Winslow.
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Narrow Escape.

Yesterday blast was made on the site of
DIR. Stockbridge's new store, which threw a
window of the house occupied by Mr.. John
Hodgdon, which is situated in the rear of the
Hatch House. The stone, after passing
through the window, struck the chair in which
Mr.. Hodgdon's mother was seated, breaking
the legs of the chair, and severely injuring her
ANGLE.
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Additional Foreign News.

IoMBARDY.-A revolution broke out at Mil
an on the 10th Of March, which terminated
in the expulsion Of :he Austrians and the ap-
pointment of the Municipal Authorities as a
Provisional Government. The Niceroy left
on the 18th, after some slight disturbances, in
which the people, armed only with clubs, had
killed several of the Grenaders on guard at
MS palace Barricades were thrown up by the
people, and a fusilade commenced by the
troops, who were worsted; Crotan regiment
in particular, losing half its men il narrow
street, where the women threw down paving
stones from the house tops. On the 18th,
iyic guard was organized, under the command
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-27
Another Battle !

The latets accounts from Mexico states that
another battle had been fought at Rosetta, 60 miles
from Chihuahua, in which the Americans were VIC
demonstrating IA pieces of cannon and large
number of prisoners The loss in killed and woun-
ded is reported heavy on both sides.
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Patent Door StriD.
ANGLE.

We have in our Reading Room model of an ap-
paratus for preventing water from driving into
tries. 1t is very useful, neat cheap and durable
article. The proprietor of the model will remain
in town day or two, and will receive orders and
attach the article to all having leaky doors if they
wish it.
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70 The Portland papers Of Tuesday con-
tanned an invitation for such as were desirous
Of participating in the public reception of the
remains Of Capt. Merrill, Of Brunswick, and
Lieut.. Bacon, OF Buxton, late of the U. S.
Army, and who fell IN the battle before the
city of Mexico, to meet at the City Hall on
Wednesday evening, Goth inst, to adopt such
measures as should be deemed necessary.
The citizens Of Brunswick and Topsham,
also, held meeting On the both inst, for the
purpose Of making preparations to receive the
remains Of Capt. Merrill. The following gen.
tlemen We're appointed Committee Of Ar
engagements:
Gen. A. B. Thompson, VIM. smyth, James
Cary, 5. 5, Wing, Coolidge Graves, Daniel
Kendrick, J, NJ. Berry, Geo. F. Dunning, J.
A. cleveland, Isaac P. Tibbits, Hon. R. P.
Dunlap, II. P. Hubbard, r. Greenleaf, Capt.
Moses Towns, John Coburn, Dr. Isaac Lin
coin, F. T. Purin gton, Col. Abel Merrill, John
M'Keen, Col. Alvah Jameson, Capt D. New
man, DR.. Asher Ellis.
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Speciai Netice.

N,alS is to certify that have but AGENT in Bath
L and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my 0nly agent
or the sale of my Genuine SarSapdrWd To'ndto Bit
ers aud other medicines and all persons wishing ar
tices of this kind will be to get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDEhiC bhoNN'
Boston, Feb, lS4S.
n. B.-Beware of cOunterfeits and imitdtions-the
MAJ ket is full of Them. lyd9G-lyoaml9
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Lost Found.

Our readers may remember that Elijah Crockett
Of Thomaston disappeared some three months since
nnder circumstances that warranted a belief that
foul play had been used. His body was found on
Tuesday, in the woods about a quarter OF a mile
from MS house. A coroners jury had been sum
moned. Their verdict we shall probably have in a
day or two.
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For The Northern Trilune.

WooLw1cA, April 8, 1918.
Pursuant to previous notice, the Wings OF
Woolwich met to choose delegates TO attend
the Wing State Convention, to be holden at
Augusta, May oath, 1918 The following gen
tlemen were chosen delegates ;-GEoRGE w.
SHAW, DAVID HATHoRN, ". \. Porter.
W. A. POTTER, Secretary.
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Fire ! Fire E! Fire !

THE members of the Bath FIRE SOCIETY are ie-
ouesed to meet at the Office of Dr. Putnam, this Even
ing, at O'Clock, for choice of officers.
C. l.. OWEN, Clerk.
Aprl. 81, le4S ldF
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W. A. POTTER, Secretary.

LEA sailor, named Charles Dennis, be-
longing to Portland, and attached to Brig
Frances Ellen, fell from the top gallant yard,
while the brig was going out of Portland har-
Dor, on Monday, and split open his skull. He
was carried on shore to his own house, but
died in few minutes after reachingit
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HEUES DEK .

The man injured in the riot at Brunswick on
Tuesday night has since died OF his wounds.
number Of the rioters have been arrested
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COMMERCIAL.

CHARLESTON. April 20, l84S.
Freights-To Liverpool, Cotton, in square bags, ID !;
to New York. in square bags, 25c. Rice 62ac p fierce
to Boston &c for the former, and ST. for the latter
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PORT OF B A 7 II

WEDNESDAY, APRIL %
ARRIVED.
Brig Charlotte, Lindsey, Boston.
CLEARED.
sch Lepree,te, Sleeper, Thomaston.
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NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1slS
Freights fair-four Am ships taken to Liverpool at
9.l6d and two Boston ships for do at I'd.
Apri lg-Freights Am ship taken to Liverpool
at Sled.
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TIVE are glad to see that the riots in
Washington, occasioned by the attempted es
cape of slaves, have been quelled through the
exertions of few Of the police Had the
Era office been destroyed, as was threatened,
the slave holders would have rued the hour.
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schs VIsscher, do; 1yln neduuna,..p, ...y.-,
York, and sid Goth for Camden Sid lSth sch Sarah
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for from G2 l-2 cents to 2l2
Hall and Entry Lamlis-Lanterns of all patterns.
Common Ware of all kinds, cheap.
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E1y@Late papers state that Gen. Scott has
introduced testimony convicting Major Burns
of perjury.
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,p 90 1913 j. HAYDEN. 100 boz Fresh - ~
Guy, boston papers III 'a''A VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19
Law Intelligence.

SUPREME CouRr-Jsn. ls-Genpral Term. p,.ss,t
Justices Strong McCoun AID Edwards - The r. onie ys
Madam. RssfeI This cause wss resumed thi ,opp-,r
Mr. E Sanford closed the argument by a YER sonusnt
ana srgumentative speech behalf of the defendant
Mr. Justice Strong stated that the case wg verv i'm,
portant one they would their scsis In order
70 give 1t the fullest The or art then ad
journed. ''' wv" ~
UNITED STATES CoMMIs.roxra's Orrroy- Jan ls-Bs
lore Gardner. Esq On rye Of Lar~e eng on n, Heh
seds-Joseph Allen and George wick were brought
before the Commissioner this morning. on a charge OF
having stolen FROM Samuel II ALL ons hundred and Sour
soverrigns 10 gold together with silver and from
robert hghnam sovereiyns in gold The parties
were all passengers ia the AmHriosn shfp Constitution
whch sailed from Liverpool for this port, the 2b
December last On the niaht of the 10th, Hall rob-
bed, and ON the 10Th, Hphham lost his money IL ap-
pe6red in evidence that Allen slept In the berth
with Hall on the night hi money was taken out Of his
to bed and that until after the robbery Allen did not
appear TO have money that afterwards ne very
IN rssng the rs 70 brandy and thst hs
searched and ninetyth sovereiRns found upon
him and some silver, amongst which rhlling that
Halt ntided az part OF hts money The examination
Ia adjourned TO tomorrow (this) mo- ming
.Asofhsr.Wm Gin, and 10 Others, the crew Of packet
st. James, from London We're arrested this mcrnng at
the quarantine ground and brought up by Deputy
Marehai Morrison, under warrant issued BY Georce
w Morton United States Comm r. on charge ~
having stolen, at various times during the VOYAGE
quantity Of plated ware, nutmegs cheese, and other
articles the properly Of persons on board Committed
for examination.
CoUnr OF GENERAL SEssIoss-Jan ls--Before Record
err scott, and Aldermen De Forrest md Kelly
Keeping a Disoydery House AT the opening OF
Court this morning the trial OF John Mon gomery on
an indictment Tor Keeping dorderly houss In Water
street, between Roosevelt and James was resumed The
csss having been opened for the defence several wit
ntssts we're Called some OF whom testihed that they
lived In the vicinity OF the promises complainsd Of and
had never been annoyed by disordery conduct on
the part Of persons residing freQu~ntng them ON.
ers depoesd that tho rooms in which s~d women are
said to have been seen were not occupied by the
ed. At O'Clock the court adj until tomorrow
moroipg when the case will be resumed.
Conn CALsNpsR--This Day-Cir ouit Cou,f.-No-!
II. 49, AZ 80 81, 81 s. &C. 81 T. s. TO- 90, s. 49, a.
81, % Common Pisas-First Part Nos. "a, Al "a 49,
~, 90 81, o. 81 60 81 90, S. 66 a. Second PART
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Board OF Supervisors.


The Mayor presiding The minutes Of tn n,o,A In.
meeting were read aud approved
Peittons-Various petitions were pres n,taa Ga. In
dividuals for the correction oft.xes.
R'porfs-Of Committee on Annual Taxes. in s.,pr of
correcting the tax of Sheppard Knapp The
opposed by seversl members Of the Board
The RECORDER thought that IL Mr. Knenn had nm
piled within Fix months the only question for the Re- ,rd
to consider whether his aidavits we're satisac W.
or not; It was no matter to the Board whether a n
Knapp was rich or poor man; the cass should bs A .,
cded upon its merits he thought if the Board ws
satisfed that Mr. Knapp lad psrsonal properr and
that be applied within the six months he waa entitled
to relief ~ 'S'N
Aid MAYNARD was not satisfied that Mr. Knann had
ms de personal application to the assessors az he was
pound TO do, under the statute neither was he satisfied
win the evidence offered by Mr. Knapp to show that
ne had no taxable personal property until some evil
deucs was adduced to satisfy the Board that hi, per-
sonai property was not taxable and that he had rade
the neceerry application to tbe asesors within the sx
month"; be nhould withhold his vote
AID LAWRENCE, KELLY and OLIVER, commended verv
warmly In favor Of relieving MIR Knapp from the tax
After some further discussion the report was
and the resou Ion to relieve from the was adopted
Btus-Various bills, which not read were pre..
ssnted and referred to t.ey appropriate Committees
The general report Ct the COMMITTEES on faxes re-
commende that the taxes of the following persoaSr
should be corrected John Hsyne, George Lapgdou. 4
Pound, Wiliam.Taylor, o Jewett. Michael Moa-v
Abraham Riker, c. Clark, Catherine Seymour Apau ~
Stevenson, Henry p. Hardy ~ T sweezy, Jude ~ IA
john Davidson, James Van Ordens Peter w CMr ste
and some few others, whose names did not av d;s
tinotly hear. us-
The Board then adjourned.
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peessn FrsS isbo9s ne learn ths tic bussss~ fssii
vsl had passed ey,r Ia gsief Sir tnsss Vas 70 cue
coed Coosel Lawrence On the departure Of the latte,
from the Punjsub The Sikh soldiers we're behaving
well under thu guidance of the Britain and had defeated
refractory tribe In the mountainous districts near
Psshswnr
state The prime minister had rendered his resignation
in consequence or his inability to govern while the go
arrange the finances. The Goomsoor districts remained
In their former unsettled state The Rajah Of ungoo
had not yet made his submission.
The intelligence OF the numerous failures In Europe
during ths months of August, September and October
had produced much alarm In India.
At Canton ell remained quiet.
The markets for imports had bean dull at Canton
during the month Of October, the prices OF most
the staple articles had either receded or were quite
mnsl from the difficulty OF efscting saee, except In
barter. Money was becoming scarce, and the rate Of
interest high Teas had advanced Ia price during the
month about two tsels eougous Green teas were
irving and high prices paid in consequences OF short
supply Several ships had left since tae 2oh OF October
Commercial Circular.
LIVERPOOL, December 3lst, lsl7.
As Of the tables OF annual market report are
not complete defer sending 1t till next steamer we
regret have further to notice the failure OF Dsave
s. Brothers, Cork Job Wright s Co. London Thomas
and Joseph Sands Co, Liverpool Sands, Turner.
Co not involved in 7 and j. 3, Co q failure y
Money Is easy undoubted paper Of which there Is
little, owing to the curtaiment of transactions
have reduced the minimum rate Of interest to per cent
rapidly II the present supply of money arose from
healthy abundance Of capital instead of from the sud
den collapse of trade aggravated BY their early mis-
management The rate of interest Is reduced to
point at which the Railway Companies legally bor-
row how the evil of this will davel0pe itself We
cannot forsee CottonOur market declined till within
week fully fair uplands sold with dill Guilty at
AID and good middng Orleans at AZ during this
week the spunsrs have bought freely and prices of
American have advanced fully u per 10. In Manches'
ter domstics have improved in but East India
goods been sold low ever and sorts Of
yarn have declined this week unless have some i'm
provsmsnt there the consumption, which was ncreas
ing, will decline again
TO the 30th inst. the stock import, SC, Of cotton,
were as per statement. below, viz
Import Stock. Taken bv >, eeklv. Export Specu.
the trade. iation.
1917 IGss2l5 ss353o IOa4 100 2a03s l27.l2O s86 49,
1886 i4O3 438,970 l,4'33lo 2879 l25540 6ss.4o
To-day the saes ar OnO bales the market closes
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elss,ss psssstsstsf,
gfppststsis CAPT. lA.s,sess Ggyf. sssat.sss
Hs.t, ........... ssts5fa tfntisass dead -
Public deposits (lb. weight sEnaity)., it0s5,sH
GLIDING Excheqn-r, Other securities. lse7s COG
Savings Banks Notes ......., 7Ts6, 90
Commissioners of Gold and silver coin 627,A5l
National Debr, and
Dividend Accounts)9 2a5 g7e
Other deposits. -. 8,2i3203
Seven day and other
bis.. .....,. eg7.i98
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u
ns bank,og department c235 040 above the pre-
vloms returnc With the specie department
OF Fo27 45l this oonsttued otal reserve Of Eo4lS
$50 IL lisa long time since the bank was strong la
hspoable funds 1t will be observed however, how, ne
tbs close Of the year was approaching the private
other deposits we're drawn upon. Ths large addition
undsr the coin aud bullion head has been already an
ucipated IL 10 not likely that much further increase
In that respec! will have to be- noted for some time to
come
The railway share market yesterday became more de-
pressed oons ,nce OF the heavy and aiming stste
OF ConsoJ Prices nomnaliy were unaltered, but bu-
'iness difficult " do.
BANK or ESalASp- Accousr roR THE WgEK ENDING
Disc. "a.
IssuE Dtp.RrmEHT.
Note, i,,r.d 81, s0e 075 Govt debt Sill O5 100
Other securities. .. 2,98<.g00
Gold coin bullion n.262,1Il
Silver bullio i..... l,stS,sH
l233ool74 kt3seo1Q73
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ports ne, which Is that posses in the constitutional
States Of overcoming all those obstacles
and of satisfying all interests moral and material Let
firmly naia according to the charter, social
and all its conditions Let us guarantee according to
the charter, the public liberties and all their develop
ments We shall Transmit, unimpaired to the genera
tons that may come afer the trust conded to US
and they will HESS for having founded and defend
the eddce under shelter Of which thsy will live happy
and free.
Spain.
The Madrid mails of the oath arrived at the
moment our correspondent WAS closing his de-
spatches NM Mon and Pidal had refused to
enter the cabinet, and some other ministerial ar
rangement h ID to be cOntrlved. General Mar
vaez was to continue President, without a port
folio General Figueras was 10 be Minister Of
War; Beltran de Lis, Finances and Roca de
Togores, Marine. The resignation OF M. Orlaa
NJ Jose Amador, one of the Ministers Of Public
Instruction, has been named as the Queens
Secretary
At meeting of the Chamber of Deputies, a
proposition was made to demand OF the govern
ment, exhibition of the amount OF funds
drawn by the treasury on Havana.
In a long speech, M. Sagasti inquired of the
government all information In regard 10 the pro-
Irct of establishing monarchy in Mexico, in
which he made illusions to the expedition OF
Gen Flores His language was so violent against
all the moderate m nlsters, that the Minister of
should pay some consideration to thu subject, in
rider that the violent attacks OF nj. Sagastl
should be denied.
The proposition was accordingly taken into con-
sderation, unanimously. The Minister OF
Marine was left speaking when the mail left.
M Moru offered to give categorical explana-
ton relative to General Flores expedition to
the Ecuador, and reply in detail TO M. Sagast
The debate promises to be exciting and interest
ing
Italy.
Letters arriving daily from italy continue TO bring
ports and fermentation in the tsrrtory Of Ma
pies aud Sicily.
Portugal.
Letters from Lisbon Of the 23i announce that n
change of ministry has taken place The following Is
list OF the cabinet
President Of the Council Minister of Foreign Atari
and ad IN e,tm Of War the Duke OF ssldanha.
Iuterior-B-rnsrdo Gofpao F,nriques
Finsnce--JosQuim Jose Fsleso.
Msfine-Agostno Aibauo de Siiveira Pinto.
Justice -Josquim Itss de Qusiros
Several severe shocks Of earthquake had been felt ut
Lisnop. but serious injury occurred.
The French aud spanish Governments had refused to
join Sir Hamilton Seymour in . protest against the
ell sctioLs.
India and China.
AdvIces by the Overland Mali rom India and China
have reached via Marsess, with dates from Bombay
Of Nov. 10, and Hong Kong, Of Nov. s0-by VII
lssxn thst tranquility throughout IsH- 10
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his breakfast ncar tho fire.

his breakfast near tho fire.
NV FRIEND said tho attorney addressing
himself to the wngnncr, the person with
whom you shared Your room last night ID
tho Count dc Dijon. In the first place here
arc the twenty five louis he promised e
give YOU for the loss Of your horse that
broke his leg, and in the next here is lease
which puts YOU in possession Of this I'M
for nine years, on the same terms rs your
predecessor; but in order TO pay you fol
Your hospitality Inst night ton poor pedcs
,rian, the count gives il to you rent free io1
tho three first years. Will that sui, your
'Oh my poor Marianrc-my five chill
dren, oh my good STRIP exclaimed The WACO
ner letting the knife drop from lis hand
land who said such rude things to that
kind gentleman! Where is he ,hat ! may
go and throw myself at his feei?
siic has returned 10 lis chateau, replied
tho attorney.