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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-04

and viii not stop until all are supplied.
All orders filed On short notice and in the best
possible manner.
My shop is situated on the Big River road.
four and a half miles from River Falls. and
nine miles from Prescott. All persons in want
OF ANYTHING in my line VIII do well to give me
cali before purchasing elsewhere
VII exchange wood works for grain of all
KINDS lumber. shingles, money. &c. dc.
IA ever at your service,
THOMAS E. tn BIS, PRogRlEros.
River Falls, April 9th, 1859. n4T.tf
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100000 Acres OF Land

NOR sale, including wild timber, prairie lots
and improved farms in the Counties OF
Pierce and st. Croix, which are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
ulation. For particulars address
GEO. MAY POWELL,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-04

We have two good sites fpr Touring mills
which with ten lots apiece & engines rs above
We offer to parties who viii occupy them fol
tkat purpose
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PARTICULAR attention is solicited TO
few investments which bid fair to be
what in our western country are called "Ten
Strikes" For information concerning them,
apply Immediately, either in person or by letter
to GEO, MAY POWELL.
n. B-With regard to the last mentioned
tracts of land, and those ten-slikes," we
would assure our patrons that these tight times
have opened the way for some real bargains
among them. and that the chances to buy TO
make are better than they ever have been, or
ever will be again.
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ALEXANDRIA, March 3o-Arr schr Osceola, North
Carolina -Ci'd ship Luna Liverpool schr Tram Smith;
Boston; Marietta do
SAVANNAH, March 29-Arr steamship Isabel Hava
ma; schrs Richard NauX, York; Beauchamd, Narfok.
Gid ship Robert Harding. LIVERPOOL bark NJ l.
Frank, Bremen; schrs l. Davis and Lower Scranton
York.
CHARLESTON, March 29-Noon Arr steamship Isa
bel, Havana ships Milo, London; Star Of the West. Sa
vannah brig Sebastian, Cardenas; schrs Virginia. New
York; Geo Handy, Beaufort Highland Chief Apalachi
cola Tapscott, Liverpool; Angeline, S4ntee.--
CID steamship Nashville, New York; ship Herman Cor
ties, Barcelona; schrs Julia Maine Cenfuego Broadeld
Philadephia V W Simmons, Richmond.
NORFOLK, March, 29.-Arr schrs Severn, Currtuck
-Cld schrs Bell Conway Alexandria; Amelia, Bos
ton
RICHMOND, March 3O-Arr schr Samaria, Norfolk;
Acorn, Brdgeton.-Cld steamship jamestown, New
York; bark Abegan, Rio.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Arr steamships Florida
Apalachicola; ship Grace Havre bark Ellen Stevens
Matanzas; brig Drake, Havrc.--Cld steamship Cahaw
he, York; ships Potomac, Northampton and Armade
Liverpool Everett, Havre; brigs Matron, Cardenas
Kate Belize Honduras; schrs Sea Lion and Deer Island
Mobile.
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VOL. VINO. 653.
Monttatp an0 Commercial Reblsm.
BALTIMORE, March 81, 1850.

Stocks pretty active again day the sales at the
Board amou nting in value TO upwards OF $oOUoo Ihe
transactions principally in Railroad and Mining
stocks the market for both which pretty hrm ba
tmore and Ohio Railroad quite active the safes
up about $50 shares 1t opened at ST. ana advanced 10
S7l4 these figures being Improvement ot 81 10 sia per
share on The highest price Of yesterday but dropped oil
subsequently y 10 Of dollar, the closing sales being
made at S7O9a7Cn It left of at $70A bid s70A asked
regular wav Northern Central Railway fell of q Of a
dollar ner share Int little done in it, 100
shares nv being sold at S15s cash 1t closed regular
wav at :15B hid, S15A asked. For Mining stocks the
market continues very strong. Sales were made to-day
Of sos shares Gardner Hin at S77 eco shares Guilford
at SO t9GGA 40 shares Springfield at s22, and 2,l0O
shares North State at 81 the sales Of the latter showing
an avarce in it Of 25 per share Gardner Hill closed
firm at SIX bid, IS asked Guord at s3% bid $SA ask
cd Springfield at s2a bid. s2E asked and North State
at = bid, 81 asked regular way There NOV
in City 6s, sales being made at the Board of 81 200
lS90s at 80 81 600 1865 eS and SIS 500 1888 994
the only sale of Railroad lends 81 600
trail Ohio first mortgage at 50 For Baltimore and Ohio
lss5 SIS bid and s5h asked, and Northern Central
1855 closed at 5SA bid 59A asked.
rII u I II
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.RlrEu ANpSALEs or sfoUKs IN vEwYUHk
nv rEIEGkl
Through iILJtH FIshgE %oS Stuck sit s!uhrrs
% 90 SGutit


The New York Erening Post of Saturday says:
There renewed excitement to day on the Stock EX
change and the speculative list early
hbited good degree Of buoyancy. New York Central
which commenced at rs yesterday morning AMI touched
Sh before the close of the day, opened this morning
7SEd7S3 and reached at time 794 buyer go. but at
the close receded 9 making, however the rise in As
appearance though without signs of decided pres
sell The general list compared with the high
points established last evening has eliminating look
the disposition to realize the large advance eXertng
influence The tendency of the market after the enOr-
quantities OF stock which have changed hands since
Wednesday, is towards quieer condition. the free sup
ply Of certificates The street. while facilitating the
veries of the short interest inducing sales for cash
The week closes with more animation in money, growing
al part out Of the activity in stocks The supply in the
open market the last few days has been less
low figures The extremes for call loans are 5a
i per cent, or paper 515(G7 per cent. Exchange on
Europe closed firm at lOS4 Gi09 for sterling and 5lSA
5164 for francs Three steamers left for Europe each
taking moderate amount of specie freight The Full
took $3.50 eco, the Teutona 5000 O0O the City
Manchester $4,000 Making a total OF $3.50 $40 The
bill to facilitate the reorganization of the Erie Railroad
passed the Assembly-it had previously passed the
Senate The semi annual coupons the per cent land
grant bonds OF the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company
of Missouri will be paid April ID the Office Of NJ X
Jessup Co, "A Exchange Place.
The New Orleans Picayne of the 2sth says:
Offerings of Sterling bills indicated increase this
morning, and with limited demand, buyers realized "A
slight advantage No change occurred in other descrp-
tons and transactions all round unusually restrict
cd Quotations at the close of business ruled as follows
Clear Sterling Bills 1OSdIO93 Bills with Shipping
Documents attached l07Gl07H Francs ST 22bM5f II
per dollar. Sixty day bills New York &C. l(dl q pgr
cent discount. Sight ll6G \ per cent premium
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WfEELI T. COFFEE ;Eea REPORT
St'ck OF iio Coec March ~ 1860 5000 bags
Neeei'e" S'"V''''''' Observation-Disclosures none
5oOO
Iaken 'or consumption -. '....'.'.'..-.--: LOGO
StTck OF MO tiiIS uy
:, hLHAHhS.ine M md''et c'hihi's "i'hout chahGe.-
ouers very Trin anu ouS.hesS connheH 10 ufgent wants
VI he tl"ue hc S"cs oi tI,e week elipace apo l'ooo
bags no. lots from second hands at IA cts The i'm
ports from mo AT thls port since January lao0 amount
70 nass, asi5t % ~ pass same psriou lS2S we
"a to TO % ,' ~ i'7' Gus
i''e""S'" - " ''0'S' "''" - ~ W 49, CrE' E. r
poI,;r,oro NorcI o. 7eeo CoSso ~,
EIHI-p IT, lac been No ra,rent do i; Fi,,
90 t ,i i"S e It ~. a., mo ' 3.I tU'S III IA ; r,ou.
10 lar AZ s WE nay m ne" u tie ii c. ano9sn Iult
- " - ~ -s- ' c. " ~ . hii m S L -, ~ iI, anu W S iu
d 90 Nils tie iatt/T ~ fc,ra Inirr now rai I
ed for choice brands Sales were made after ;Chanre
yesterday of AGO bbIs choice Howard Street Super a
s5 SIX ner bbI There is no Ohio Sinner oHarin hnt A.
would probably bn, if here the same rates as otbar
super Extra Flour is quiet but the market for it is
steady at the following rates viz at Sc 256 so for Ohio
and Howard Street, s675 for standard City Mills and
81 so per bbl for fancy brands do.
FAMILY FLOUR Family Flour continues steady and firm
Wecls is selling at SIS So and the Patapsco Reservoir
Excelsior Silver Spring Ashland brands at IS per
bbI Ohio and Uoward street Family NAV he opotaj
at s7(17 25 per bbl
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL-We still quote Rve Flour
at 81 371d4 So and Corn Meal at s3 62k for BaIti
more and 81 Der bbl for Brandywine
GRAIN Grain of all descriptions was pretty firm This
morning but the receipts were light and the trapsac.
ons in it were limited in consequence OF Wheat there
were only 9 500 bushels received TODAY lot Of 200
bushels inferior red sold at l2S cts but good to nrme
sold at from 3S to l4 cts the latter figure being for
lot of 500 bushels White ranged at from l55 to 165
cts good to prime but choice would probably have
brought l6S cts The receipts of Corn were light and the
market for it nrettv firm Sales were reDorted of some
coo bushels white at 6S 20 cts and of 500 bushels
yellow at 6SG72 cts There was no RIVE market INT Of
oats there were about O00 bushels received nart f
which were sold at 4O43 cts for Virginia and Maryland
and 45Cd47 cts for Pennsylvania
M0LASSES.-There is considerable inouirv for Mo-
lasses and the market for is decidedly rmer in tone
than il was two or three DAYS since There was sale
Yesterday in addition to those noticed in onr rnor Of an
bhds Cnba Mnsrovado at a5 cts INT WE vo LaarJ g ~
Gales todav We ouote Moassas tolov as faii"rs VI WV
at 970os cts for cllyeJ Cub. an 9fcts sr Cho IT.,
vado. 29 So c far Ens ind. 9s ISo m ~, In"s psco
REQ and 43t54s cts for New Orleans ''' io' io'''
bhds Rnk SbopIders at cts and 55 ono ibs 10 Siao
Mt 81 cts Sidas are bowayrr la ~ n :
sr s,s,n,;o, - n - 49,, 80 ny .ei" a' ct' anu
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !

Washington, March 30, 1860.
Information has been received at this Department from
c. j. Helm, Esq, the United States cOnsulgeneral at Ha
vana that signal has been put up mark the
trance of The port of Sagua la Grande which the mouth
Of Marillanes, or Maravas on the S. f. side of Cay
Cristo where pilots in service reside. Said signal is
blue flag with white in its centre, and will be found
hOisted "A mast made fast attached stick the
head of this stick is placed hogshead large barrel
painted with white and black streaks This apparatus
will be visible at distance Of seven or epht miles
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS March 31.-Flour &c-The
$5 25535 for extra do s54O5 As for choice do As 40
570 for the low grades Western extra, $6S51606 for
shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio, $6l0e9o for
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BALTIMORE, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1860.
Death of Major F. N. Page. U. s.A.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3lst.-Maj n F. N. Page, of the
L :. Army, died at Fort Smith, Arkansas, on the
25th instant
SlOop of War Vincennes.
BosToN, March 3l.-The United States sloop-or-
war Vincennes from the coast of Africa is bel ow.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
THRONOMETERS,

THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
, BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURN EYING ms SFRUMENTS,
GLOBES
ES- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE AROVE
GOODS IN BAiTIMrRE.
PETER WALTHER,
70 " rratt street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR r. Il g. W.
BLUNT. New York.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, March 81 1St0.
COFFEE.-Colee continues very firm, hut the market
for it is quiet the only sale have hesrd Of to-day
being Of 100 bags Rio at II cts We publish below
the usual weekly report of Messrs White Elder. Coffee
brokers:
wEEELT COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee March a 1860 ....... 900 bags
Received since
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The PosTPONEMENT OF THE EDIToRIAL EXCURSION.
In order to give longer time for preparation, as
well as to throw the proposed editorial excursion
to Washington into the most agreeable period Of
spring, we learn that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company has finally determined to fix the day
for the special train from Wheeling and Parkers-
burg upon Friday, May 4, instead Of the 18th of
April, as at first proposed.
In connection with this subject, may state,
what know to be the fact, that the Company
have already the names of fifteen hundred papers
upon their invitation list of which nearly two hun
dred and fifty are in Ohio Gin. Eng, Of 29h.
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Commodore Marin Protests against the Can
tur of

UP
ture of his Steamers.
New ORLEANS, March 3l.-Genl. Marin protests
against the capture of his vessels and says the
American vessels did not show their colors He
supposed the Indianola and Wave were Juarez
vessels towing armed boats-attempted to escape,
was fired upon and returned the fire. but, as soon
as he recognized the nationality of the Saratoga,
he ordered the firing to cease, notwithst anding
which the attack continued. He purchased
the steamers at Havana by the orders of the su.
preme government of Mexico. He had national
lied one, and the other to be nationalized on
reaching Mexico, if she proved worthy
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MARYLAND POLITICs.-The Democratic Conven-
tion held in Easton, Nd, on Wednesday last, to
appoint delegates to the Charleston Convention
from this District appointed d. NJ. Fields, ESQ.,. of
Caroline county, and Capt. Hardcastle, of Talbot
county.-Easton Star, March 80.
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Destructive Fire .

- A Forgery.
New ORLEANS, March 30.-'Fbe will which has
been produced, purporting to have been executed
by the late Mr. McDonogh, bequeathing 100000
to city watchman, is now considered a forgery.
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Shocking Result of Intemperane.

CHICAGO. March 3l.-A fire at Keposba, Wiscon.
sin, to day, destroyed nearly all the buildings on
the main street, between Market and Pearl. Loss
SAC, 900; insured for $4,000
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Hon. Edward Everett has written letter to the
authorities of New Orleans stating that his engage
msnts will not allow him to be present at the inau-
guration of the Clay statue ON the 18th inst.
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VIRGINIA PoLITICs-The friends of Mr.. Hunter
test in this State, between them and the friends OF
Gov. Wise. Previous to the late Democratic Con
vention at Richmond, it was generally thought
that Gov Wise would have almost unanimous
delegation to Charleston in his favor.-Alerandria
Gazette.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
PoNCE, z. R.-Brig Franklin.
50 bhs meal Is puncheons do lG terces rice $50
kegs lard so do butter boxes do 301 do candles
hhd tobacco ISL bags pepper terces hams bag doub
looms.
ST. JOINS, n. F.-Br brig Martha
1,477 bbls. flour, 100 do meal, SO do. pitch so
boxes tobacco, $50 bbs. pork.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
ST. JOINS, p. R.-ScLr. A. .H Edlcards.
GO hhds sugar, 20 bbs. do, 124 casks molases Stir
ling & Ahrens.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Byig JOsephuS.
IS tons guano, ". T. Kendall.
C0ASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-Schr. Challenge.
450 sacks salt, A. C. Schaefer.
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meeting held last Thursday evening in the
Aldermens room, at the City Hall, of citizens of
Washington, to confer together on the subject of
the erection in Washington of statue to Henry
Clay. Resolutions were adopted and a committee
appointed to devise some plan for the accomplish
ment of the object
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Shocking Result of Intemperanee.
NASHVILLE, March 3l.-P. p. Trevitt, of Sparta
killed DR., Carrow at the Commercial Hotel to. da
while the latter was writing a prescription. The
act Ia attributed to fit of mania potu.
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For EurODe
burning of a Western steamer

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 30.-The steamer Kate
and Mary, laden with 700 bales of cotton, was
ournt this morning when opposite Carrolton. The
BOAT and cargo are total loss. No lives were
lost. The fire was the result of an accident.
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Another Congressional squabbIe.

WASHINGTON, March 31.--A scene between two
Congressman, which occurred this morning, occa-
stoned some excitement Mr.. Van Wyck meeting
Mr.. Hindman on the Avenue, held out his hand in
friendly recognition, when Mr.. Hiadman refused
to take it, making of the words. as reported:-
"l GU = scOundrel, you have delivered a speech
not only insulting to every Southern man, but to
! every gentleman" at the same time making a
movement with his left hand towards Mr.. Van
Wyck's face, as if additionally to insult him.
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We publish below the usual Monthly Circular of Messrs
= Z. Thompson II Co Sugar Brokers
MONTHLY SUGAR Mol ST.
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TIC t1FsthhS-S -ShaN KfeHch OF Promise Case.
ST. Louis, March 30.-The evidence in the Car
stang Shaw case closed yesterday, alter which, by
structions to the jury previous to the opening of
the argument. l.. NJ. Shreeve, for the plaintiff,
addressed the jury for five hours He was followed
by Mr.. Glover, for the defendant who is still
speaking. Mr. Lockland will continue for the de-
fence, and Mr.. Wright will close for the plaintiff.
The Court has allowed the counsel twenty six
hours lnr their snaeches
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THE Loss OF THE HUNGARIAN.-0n Monday last the
daily papers contained the distressing intelligence
of the loss of the steamer Hungarian. Captain De-
lano, Of the American ship Pocahontas, happened
to enter the office of Messrs. Nash, at Cardiff when
one of the members of the firm mentioned to him
the painful intelligence he had Just read of the
steamer little imagining that the unfortunate cap
tain had wife and child on board. The conster-
nation and anguish depicted upon the countenance
OF Captain Delano soon told the tale of sorrow to
those who happened to be present 1t appeared
that the captain brought his wife and child from
America to Liverpool and on leaving that port he
sent them back again by the above named ILL
fated steamer, rather than expose them to the
hazards of long voyage to Rio de Janeiro.-IStar
of GIrent,
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kn WET, June n, 1850.
The weonr-Dm rmes-souv cror Discharges fyon
Prison-x Mortality Amongt Ne Ariocns-rAs Fclscy and
H,osuray Of .SssdS'g TAem Bek-A Qu>s,sox, &c.
The weather continues hot IN the cxtrcme-bus little
wind and rsnhsncs, with she ds, We have The dis
comfort attending walking, In addition 70 other annoy
The town continues healthy Nothing has Sanspir-
ed ths shape a WRECKS the Drphos ashore ~
the Tougas over two months ago. and yet the community
has survived this period of inactivity ia branch Of
business proving very conciusivcy that they could live
independent Of the DEGREES Of and salvage awds
y,dgc Nsrnr IN hah~as corpus discharged NE hreim
erewu n savess wildrc and wa, and Captain Cra-
ven Of the Mohawk furnished them transportation
70 Havana mus the prison has 0cn relieved Of ~
crowded STATE cvet very dNfvAbs ia thu unfurtu-
mates Who have 70 remain there during the sumn The
three carsoes negroes are getting along vy well ne
reduced and sttsauased BY diseass dvop %, asd up
20 this date 100 have -hesn .bux.sd. "A lcarn
i6v sks place win us visw q Sspsstsg skess peops
back Africa with regard V The policy, even hu-
manity OF this act, sy nothing; 10 the policy " tho
counTy, and, therescVe, nos 70 b tanays6s - The
mocsed question yll ccre up again, yoube, 1ndw new
phases A. this season, by reason Of calms and wtevly
winds the Banks crowded win vscn, ~ N brig
Wabash, deetsw6d hcre ~ beea oct twenty hFss days.
II his ship should b equally tofsunais comins hTe,
latter end a sspsssnbsr bslors shs asrvss = 70 b
hoped that abe win be well supplied with water md pro-
visions before she havcs New York. M Ns
Tbc eoesmptica 81 waller u nav ovR 800 gnu1rs ~
day and clssesns are Getting low, many o. then 81
tirey out that should continue mech hngcs WIN
out rain, the want Of may ~ seriously fsk 1 \
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LAUNCHING or THE 6REkT EhsrkKN y
II viii be remembered that the great ship was built
brodside the river Der great length preventing her
being launched in the psua manner. Mr.. Brunei, in an
nouncing his intention 70 construct her, after enume
rating the dfcues which would attend any attempt 70
launch end on sads'r have received communications
from BufAic IN the United states, encouraging mo 70
sdops this mode Of launching, 40 the one already
adopted and proved 10 Yactice 70 DO the best
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MACE The streets crowded with men, women ana
children all vending their way 10 the NORM river, tne
rot Of Hammond and Bank streets being, OF course, the
vrncpa rendezvous as IL is there the big ship Is moored
A SQUAD of policemen from the Ninth ward station
house kept the ground clear opposite the gsngway OF
vessel many attempts were made TO break through
the circle but the n p were firm and performed their
duty in courteous and good humored manner, having
apparently made up their minds neither to give take
ofence Several detective policemen also on duty,
as many members Of the light fingered fraternity
the ground, but did not hear of any arrests being
made; perhaps these same gentlemen forgot 10
exercise their peculiar talents while gazing ON tho i
umph Of naval architecture before them. Everything
connected with the vessel criticised and commented
sn by the crowd assembled the piers but the paddle
wheels seemed to excite the greatest admiration
and aaonishnent good deal Of friendly joking took
place between the people shore and the sailors on
board hereat Eastern many Of whom were standing On
the platform Of the paddle wheel which Is about half way
70 the upper deck Of the vessel. naaF lftI
Many Of most influential citizens on the pier
during the evening, amongst whom We noticed Major
General Sanford, ~.rr-r r 9o r
Capt Dupont and the members Of the Naval Commission
having in charge the Japanese Embassy visited the ship
hst evening, and the japanese Ambassadors 10 Is be-
Viewed will visit her to-day riday), previous 10 teir
emAarkation board the Niagara. When reporter
Jeff the ship List evening the crowd had not diminished
but gazing at the mighty vessel she doomed up,
dark and massive, In the bright moonlight and down
every street in the neghborhood Of the picr y
"stiD they come'' Ii ~ rt fl ff9H