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TIE FLORA JONES ABoRTIoN.-The Grand
Jury have found an indictment against Dr..
NJ. Y. TurrelI, for procuring an abortion on
the body of Flora Jones. They refused to
find bill against young Warner, and he was
discharged.
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MORNING
SATURDAY MORNING, may 81, 1854.
8EyV ADVERFIsERIENRn.

SEW ABVEREIsERENRn.
O. A. Rsad-U. s. 1910 Bonds.
John ElIaler-Aoademy Of Music.
Atheneum Music Hall-A. Montpelier.
Hover & Hiebes-Eew Goods.
Pelten Breed-For Chicago.
NJ J. .DIake-Administrator's Notice.
Cleveland Ice Oompany-Ice.
Strickland - Anti-Oho'srs Mixture
Henry K BsYnolos- dian's sAlS.
Wanted-substi ute.
For SaIe-Houae and Lot.
For Rent-Furnished House,
80 Pearl street. Boar ding.
Spiritual HaII-Local Notice.
First Ward Congregational AnsocistiOn-Loo No.
tice,
Rev. DR.. Wsber-LocaI Notice.
Frank Brotbers-Local Sotice.
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IMPORTANT ORDER RELATIVE TO SUBsFI-
TUTEs.-PrOvost Marshal Nash received yes
terday, from Columbus, an order saying
that Substitutes will be permitted to enlist
in either Infantry, cavalry or artillery, and
will be mustered into the company and rsgi-
ment they m select"
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TEE PAx MURDER-Among the indict-
msnts presented by the Grand Jury of Cuya-
hogs county on Thursday was one against
Jacob Udech, the murderer of John G. Fay,
for nanslaughtsr. The jury refused to find
bill against Charles Ebingsr for aiding
and abstting the crimo, and Ebinger was sst
At liberty.
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LEGr OvER-Owing TO the pressure
upon our columns, much interesting local mat
ter was omitted from our issue yesterday
morni e, including lists of drafted men in
the Nineteenth District. These appear this
DorniuO
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=. y. sROOk mAEkKF-may 20.

S4tseks-Steady but dull
Cleveland and Pittsburgh lis. Galena and Chicago
1888, cleveland and Toledo l524, Chicago and Rock
I-land lls Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l2sH.
-,ilwaukee and rrairie uu CHEN 7O1<, PittsbuTgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago ll8, CHICAGO and North
western s. do pre- erred 9H, Illinois Central scrip
lS2A, Michigan Southern &c. do guaranteed 1872 Erie
InN. do prefsrrei l09, Michigan Central l46, tuyer
10 days, heading i463f, Hudson l52< United States
One-Year certificates 95S, New York Central l345S,
Harlem 2Sl
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LEGAL RECORD.
Court Of Common Pleas,

CIVIL BRANoH.-BEFORE JUDeE BoLToN.-
The case OF John Greening VS.. Thomas Will
lis was on hearing in this court yesterday.
The plaintiff brings suit to eject defendant
from the premises known as the Railroad
Hotel, which he claims are held wrongfully
by said defendant. No decision has yet been
given.
CIVIL BRAEOE.-BEFoRE JUDGE COFFIN
BERRY Nothing of Importance transpired in
this court yesterday.
CRIMINAL BRAEoH.-BEFORE JUDGE FOOTE.
Jacob Udech, who was indicted on Thurs
day, by the Grand Jury, for manslaughter,
for killing John G. Fay, yesterday plead
guilty to the indictment. He has not yet
been sentenced.
DR.. N. Y. Turrell, who was indicted for
procuring an abortion on the body of Flora
Jones, yesterday, plead not guilty to the in
diotment. On motion of the defense, the case
was continued until the next term. Bail
s., 900.
This morning the divorce docket will be
called in Courtroom No. 8.
UNITED STkTEs COURT.--In the case Of the
United States vs.. Asher Warren, on trial for
passing counterfeit fifty cent postal currsn-
cy, the jury returned verdict of guilty.
The defendants counsel gave NOTICE of mo-
ton in arrest of Judgment. Defendant en-
tered into recOgniEsnoe in the sum of s., 500
for his appearance from day to day until the
motion is disposed of.
The next case called vas that of the Unit
ed States VS.. Peter Rinkenburger, Laurent
BIanohat, William Ross and franklin Mo-
nat, for conspiracy. This is one of the
Holmes county not cases.
The jury being ont in the Warren case the
Court caused special Venires to be issued for
twenty eight petit jurors. The following
jury were empannelled yesterday afternoon,
the defendants being each allowed two chal-
lenges peremptOry
Joseph Perkins, Sergeant Currin,
George @. Dodge, Henry s. Stevens,
Darius Lyman, Nehemiah NJ. STANDARD,
John M, Bailey, Archibald Powell,
h. @. Baldwin, b. Little,
Lewis Gross, Robert Lee,
B. White, Esq, appears for the District
Attorney in behalf of the United States, and
Messrs. Mcsweensy of Wooster, Voorhees, of
Millsrsburg, and S. E. Adams of city, ap-
pear for defendants. The testimony for the |
United States began yesterday. The case is
an important one, exciting much attention,
It will probably occupy several days.
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SPIRITUAL HALL, 14S SUPER1oR STREET,
UP sTAIRs.-J. NJ. PEBBLES, Esq, one of the
most popular and eloquent public speakers of
the age, will lecture Sunday next, morning
and evening, at half past 10 A. NJ. and P.
NJ. Seats free. A collection will be taken
at the close of each lecture for incidental sx-
penses. may21 Isl
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NOTIOE.-A meeting Of the members Of
the First Ward Equalization Association will
be held at the Engine House en- Chsmplsin
street, on Monday evening next, at O'Clock.
The question of distribution of the funds
Of the Association will come before the mee5-
ing. All members are expected to be pres
ent. D. II. KEYS,
may21:I5I Secretary.
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UEIvERsALIsN.-Rev. DR.. Webster will
preach tomorrow Sunday, at the Sons of
temperance Hall, opposite the Post Office.
The services will commence at IL O'Clock
Sunday school Immediately after the servi-
ces. A full attendance is desired
NAV q. ISL.
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Revenue Stamps for Sale.
LOCAL NOTICES,

The TINE AND THE PLACE TO BuY DEY
GOODS oHEAP.-Silks, shawls, clOaks and
mant'llas, offered at great bargains, at the
closing out sale of I, P. Sherwood, Nos 242
and 244 Superior street.
may 2O:I55
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APPoIHrHEHr.-A dispatch to the Gin
oinnati Gazette says that Private Fred
WhittIesey of the 41st Ohio, has been con-
frmed as Assistant ouartermaster, with the
rank of Cantsin.
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oiaSs. Fancy the sssliass d lks aRti,niI.
CsgsnatiOn Democrat at finding himself COM
PEELED to serve on the same Board with q
nsgro-one, too. elected by his own efforts !
1t is surmissd that there will be an irrepres-
sibls conflict in that school board.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FIN OIAE.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
Lnnnn- E...----.. ~ % ~

Z
FRIDAY EVENING, May 20, 1854.
GOld-Wall street rallied to-day from the decline
OF yesterday, Gold closing at s24, an advance Of IA
per cent The market here was moderately active at
s2gs3 premium selling, aud 7sas0 buying.
SiIVOr-Selling at rs per cent. premium bu ing
ct 20.
MOney-Bankers report = duller market to .dsy
than for long period. Currency is abundant, and
the market rules easy at 6ee7,< per cent.
ExohRnEs-EAsy and quiet st par on New York
for Government, National and Ohio funds Eastern
and Pittsburgh \ per cent discount.
Government R0nds-ModsratslY active and
without material change. Ths rates are:
Buying. selling
5-20s, May coupons oI...........-....l liSN INs
1875, April and October..,,.,,..,,.IlO II2H
1893, February and Augnst........ll0 HES
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FRANK BROTHERS, Hoop Skirt Manufac-
turers, have opened two new stores, with an
entire new stock of ladies' goods. See ad-
Vsrtissment in another column.
may21:152
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CITY NEWS.

TIE BODIES OF CAPTAINS PHILPoT AND
HuToHINsOE.---We are informed that the
friends of Captains PhiIPOt and Hutchinson
have sent for their bodies. They will be
buried here.
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=. '. EsvNEx sIAKAET-sIuy 20

HSEsy-Easy at 5a7 per cent, chiefly 6as.
Sterling ExohanEs-LOwer. ls6sIg7 for cur
rency
GOld-A little hrmer. Opening at 1917, declin-
ing 20 ls0A, and cOsiGg firm st Is2A
@tsvoFumszt SE8ckn-Less active and rather
edsier United States SIS of 1881 coupons la; Five
Twentes, coupons lO66Alt6A; Seven -thirties Octo.
ber aud April, lIiX.
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FOR Plumbing, GAs Fitting and Fix.
lures go to McGarvsy's, opposite the POstof-
hce. agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
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EOR SALE.

ffOR SALE.-ONR ACRE OF LAND
= on Kinsmsn street opposite Water Cure avenue
Apply TO LYMAN JUD5DN,
ap5 Real Estate Agents
DOR SALE 10 IL AoREs OF
1 land on It. Clair Road, three miles from the
Court hOuse Has good house on II. Also, fine
lot or bearing ruit trees grape vines, &c Apply to
apo Il OR PkENTISS.
{ UTS FOX SALE-135 FIT. FRONT
a 4 on Superior. St. corner OF MuirsOn-St Also
subOts 10, II and 49, being IS eet tTont each on Su
pariOT-St, east of MuiraOn-5t- AsO7-I5 feet front
on Spring-st running back to the Baiiroad track
being land on which part OF the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland, OolumbuB 6 Cincinnati RailrUad stands
Aso--l7 feet inches front Ohampiain ST. nearly
opposite 8he new City 'ourr House.
Ey-For terms enquire a. pALNE& WADE
Jazz w AftnrneFE
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dividend NOTICE THE d.
i y IecIOrs OF the Cleveland Iron Mining Comps-
~ have MIA day ved extra divide OF five
Dollars (l5) per share PAYABLE on the 3th OF Jurs
uext. Stgcs holders registered in she Naw York
books will be paid 1t t1e Office OF The Farmers'
can and Trust Company, IN that city all others
viii be paid at the office OF the Com pAny in Clsve
band. transfer books will be closed 1rUm The sth TO
the 18th June inclusive. SAM. l.. METHER,
may2r -lh2 TTea-urer.
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W ANIEU I'M MMNDIAJEII FOE
w the QuartsTmaster's Department at Ma h.
ellie. Tenn. so abOreFs, wages $40 per mouth aud
rAtiOns. 800 teamHterH wages s3o per month and r-
lions To men capable Of taking charge q . Train
as MaROnmas that will report with Twenty =
ty.iVe men so per month will he given. Assistants
with fifteen men s45 per month. None need apply
hut able bodied men willing engage for SIX months
transportation furnished. Apply TO
d. SHERWOOD, agent OF A. Q. M
El.n...c uaunls nd q
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0ollsti0a sBa nsaiel 5alAgah we're Goa.
tinued.
For vagrancy, EliEs Hamilton was sent to
the House of Correction for 20 days.
For petit larceny, Alexander E. Carr was
sentenced to pay fine of $40 and costs, and
to be imprisoned in the County JsiI for ten
days. Thomas Murphy was discharged
The case of Thomas Gilmartin, assault and
battery, was continued until the 23d of May.
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TaE MEETING FOR FHR NGFf0NAL
GtAnD.
Needing At Chase's Hall TO Provide Ke-
lief fer FB miles Of the National
Guard.

A very respectable audience assembled at
Chass's Hall last evening for the purpose of
providing means to relieve destitute families
Of mombsrs CT the National Guard. The
meeting was called to order by William
Bingham, Esq. The Hon. H. B. Payne was
appointed Chairman, and C. W. Noble, Esq,
Secretary.
Mr.. W. Bingham stated the object of the
meeting, and on motion of Amssa Stone,
Jr., the following resolutions were adopted /:
Resolved, That the Military Committee Of
Cuyahoga County be an Executive Commit
tee to supervise the relief of needy families
of members Of the 15Oth Regiment o. N. G.
Resolved, That the committee appoint a
distributing agent, who is to devote ali his
time under their direction to said work.
Resolved, That q committee Of three from
each ward be appointed by the Executive
Committee, whose duty it shall be to canvass
and report through their chairman the
wants Of said families to the Executive Com
mittee.
Resolved, That committee of Eve be ap-
pointed by the chairman Of this meeting to
circulate q subscription paper through the
oitJ AoE Suo puEpOb9 VI EoAAoA"
Resolved, That the Committee meet once
in each week to hear reports Of sub-eOm-
mittees, and to determine the amount of dis
tributions which are to be made by the Dis
tributing Agent.
A cOmmitte Of i've was appointed, con
sisting of the following gentlemen: Hon.
J. P. Bishop, Chairman, John A. Wheeler,
Capt. L. A. Pierce, Col. J. P. Ross and B.
Butts, to solicit subscriptions from our citi-
Gems for the purpose proposed in the resOiu
ton. The Committee " i'll meet at Judge
Bishops Office this, Saturday, morning at
10 o'clock. A liberal subscription WAS made
at the meeting, headed by Governor BrOugh.
THE WESTERN sEAmAN's FRIEND
SOCIETY.
Sixteenth Annual NIesIing---RepoFts Of
the Treasurer and secretary---RemaFks
by Various GsnTIemen---OmceFa for tho
Ensuing Year.
The sixteenth anniversary of the Western
Seamen's Friend Society was held in De-
troit on Sunday last. Great interest was
manifested, and the attendance was largo.
We are glad to note that the Society is in a
much more prosperous condition, financially
and otherwise, than last year.
The Chairman of the Association, Mr.. S.
J. Browne, of Cincinnati, opened the Con-
ventiOn with some appropriate remarks, Civ
ing q very interesting retrospect of the
growth Of the commercial and marine inter
ests Of the West.
The Rev. Mr.. Day, Of Cleveland, then read
THH TREAsUREk's REPORT.
The following is the financial report of the
sOcisty as presented by I. B. Parish, Treas
urer:
DR. Ear nn.h u,nih hnE,n NJ ninn r,,nainr,-
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THE Ladies will please look into Mrs.
Shsw's Millinery Rooms, 236 Superior street.
msyI9:I57
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DEsTIsTRX.-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at a low price.
dec3R77
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New GoODs and great bargains for the
milliOn-cheaper than the cheapest---con-
sisting of the following House furnishing
Goods LOOking-gIasses, pictures, picture
frames, mOuldings, ornamental frames, plain
frames, curtain paper, oil table covers, shs-
ker blinds, window shades, cords and tsssels,
ourled hair, curtain goods, silk and wool
dsmRsk, all-wool damssk, wOrsted damask,
cotton dsmask, nottingham lace, cOrnices,
curtain hooks, curtain loops, gimps and frin-
ges, shade fixtures, &c, and picture loops
All of the above goods can be bought worry
low for cash, at E @. Jones', 146 Superior
street, American buildings, Cleveland, Ohio
NAV 20; Ib2.
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SECOND National BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated depository and FIAcAl
Agent Of the United StSteS.
National lO.4O Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, dstod March 25 "a, this Bank will receive sub
scriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER GENT
LOAN, in coupon bonds OF registered certificates rs
deemed after zen snd payable forty years from datt
In COIH.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEMI-A ANU
ALLY coupon and registered bonds Of $50 and over
and 100 dollars.
In Subscribing parties may either to pay the &C.
crusd interest from the rst OF aIarch to the day o
subscription in Coin in currency adding fifty pee
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of fBubscription- Also Will allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual o. mmission of eighth Of per cent
april2-I62
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EeR-RoTty ssover1menf Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
TER FIRST FATIOEAL BANK,
OR OLEVEAND,
designated a permanent Depository OF the Govern.
ment, ts prepared TO receive subscriptions to the
Ten-FOrty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for U. S. Ohicsrs, Psymasters and
Quartermasters. msrSS-I52
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FRAVKLLRR's RRGIsFKK.

sE-OitizeDs wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be calsd for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line By leaving their Addreas
st the Omnibus Once, l47 5upsrior-st next door to
the Wa1dafl Houaa
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SEE THE CoNQUERNG HERo.-Splendid
large new steel plate portraits of General
Grant. Canvassing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room 4 American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. mayIG:I5I.
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DIED.

Friday May s.h, in PsninsuIa Summit county,
Ohio. ELIZA lSsgELua, daughter Of Thomas
and Margaret Mackey, aged 10 yoaTs
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Rose & Proarisu' ProvislOu Market Re-
|
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE AT THH
CsL EVELAN POsTO FFICIE
E. CoWLEs, P. N.
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GOLD PENS.
:eR0T09RAPHIG 3TOcg.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Az.
2 Nav YORK prices.
n. h DOUGLAS Co.,
l79 SupariOr-5E
s.ErisTs kATHAIAIS-WINDs AEps
EGFOA'S snd Goaptl's OIL and Water Oolors.
s & D. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
iTg SupeEioE-Bs
e 81. ARU sQUAkk aILT Ro6Ewoon
zsasa, kt y. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 SupsrioE-Bt.
-NCFOaRAPH COPIES OF 0ELHBEATbB
sslntisgs and EnGFnyinss. q
D. B. DOUGLAS b Coz
rs SupericE-SE
"a ETRH DR VIsITH or oELRR8ATED
Esn and Women. sad Pslmsr's Marbles, at
q. B. DOUGLAS 20 =,
lIa -tJi s.
I'm sEasAVIEas 0f DIsTIS - FEs
Ran e. 3. B0UGLAs , DU.-S.
- ASK ETS OF OUR OAN m
y . A -.
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THE WESTERN sEAMAN's FRIEND
SOCIETY.

Sixteenth Annual HIeeIinG---RePOrts Of
the Treasurer and Secretary---RemaFks >
by Various GenEIemen---OmeerH for tho
Ensuing Year.
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AMUSkMERTs.

SATURDAY Esening May 2Ost, viii be n.y.
sented the ron antIc rish drama called
RORY 0MORE,
Oh THE FAX OF FALEK BOTHEREM.
nory U more--.-..- -.-.... ....-..-lirs J. d. Ward
bldaI ..... Mrl. Dlekaon
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li}EoMOs<i} i HAYWARD,
DENTISTS,
DIS. SIGEsMONn 4 HATWAan

DIS. SIGEsM0Nn & HAYWARD
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H lowing Advantages Of his improved system.
/. The Teeth Of their manuf&cGure viii Dnyer
corrode nor change color by any acids, being
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2 10 teeth or r,ots need be extracted. -
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B. Tie roots will be MADE inoHaDsive and
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/. No temporary teeth are needed, as perma
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preserving the natural expression Of the lace.
which under the old system is Frequently Dis
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s. This work has been fully tested over five
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Drs S. & H., have also inveutedsa white III
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can build up q perfect sound tooth oG any side
roots, which will last thcoug lifetime.
The best Of eferences given ~ Or. ~ Mott;
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Gall and examine for yourself
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oct 2l-tf
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ahhs Late Gale.

Tie steamer Fulton; at New York, reports
falling 10 with propeller III distress On tues
<lay night, which wanted assistance, ont owing
L, the terrible gale was unable t. lag o9 Ilar
ali g,5 with sa81v, s lid 50 l,nsll ths F1sl~
ION was nearly svamped 'Ihe propeller was
q large swo 1aasted vessel. Both her engines
were broken down, and she wished 60 De toVad
to some port. Fears are entertained that enc
steamer plor as A. ScotG, FROM New Orleans,
was lost of Hatteras She was lowed that tar
by the steamer Mcclellan. and cast oH Oh the
22a in the gale.
The steamer Continental, from Portland;
with portion OF the second Maine cavalry,
put Into Port EaoyaI On fIie 26th with loss Of
fftv horses. and the remainder BADLY used up,
The Continental was also ohl'yed 80 enc loose
from, the ship Frank Ball also laden with men
ard horses. which vessel she was towing to
New Orleans. The Frank Ball was consider
Cd safe and able TO care for herself. The
steameg Daniel Webster with portion OF the
fourteenth New Hanshlre regiment, from
New York for New Orleans, put into Port
Royal on the twenty seventh. Ihe Contlnen
cal reports passi 1g of Hatteras, large Quantl-
ties Of wrecked stuff, supposed to Dc trosn the
wreck Of some steamer,
The schooner Lydia Ann, Captain Cr4ston,
was lost at sea on the 23d inst, and the rev
were picked up by the schooner ASoxanna.
CoBcoRAy, TIE BANKER The London
correspondent Of the Chicago Journal, under
date Of March 4th, writes:
Corcoran, the fugitive Washington banker
has been f1ourishiug about London Tor some
time. He did not escape from the United
States empty handea,< for heard Of him the
other lay transferring to his bosom friend,
Mr.. Geo. Peabody, the great secession
banker, no less than $4,000 III the three per
cent. oonsos. AS this sum amounts 10
some $3.50, OO0 and will pay him, even al that
rate Of interest, no less than $4,000 per an,
nun, there is little danger Of his starving
during his exile. [ suppose he is the most
wealthy Of the Southern refugees in Europe,
and as his daughter is in Paris, and he has
no. other personal ties he probably cares
little for bis Punishment.
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co 4 I! O / L .

~4HEAPEsT AND BEST COAL OIL Is
II THE CIT Y, by the barrel, Or ii reall, p: T.
ces as }ozy. or loooar than the 1olnast-q4ajI1y
nna"ualndfnrs sale st COGAN'S,
No. Is Royal street,
where can be had Lamps: Chimnies, W'',s,
and everything connected with the trade, IN
every variety Of style, together with gee5nIoTSi
assortment Of Gas ..ead Steam Fixtures, Cham
ltliars, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, s93asa
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