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Arrival of the Hibernian at Portland
with One Day Later News.
|rHE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
More Arrests OF Suspected
Persons in Ireland.
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no New Developments in the
Spanish Chilean War.
Coatinued DiSagreementS Between
Austria and Prussia.
|The Rvmored Resignation of Earl
Russen Denied.
Another Advance i'm American
Securities.
sc. SC. sc.

PORTLAND, March Is, 1850.
1hc steamship Hcernian, Captain Datton from Liver
pool Harch !, via Greencaso a. arrived hafpast
O'Clock this evening" bringing two hundred and seventy
|hvs passengers ana . full cargo.
P9rser Chambes reports ID March, eight p. ~ passed
Dsnascus on Imisahsl 18th, passed Oriental latitude
us longitude SoSo 9th, passed British ship Lady
so~ena and American buk Ceres attitude 50 Ie, longi-
hide 80 So all bsund east oth passed. steamship Eng
send, bound saae latitude IS Is, longitude 40oz.
Tho mails from Rio Jsueiro 70 the 9th have reached
Lisbon Tho news was not received in time for the
Hibernian.
Tho steamship City Of Washington. from New York,
reached Liverpool early on the morning Of the 1st
The United States steamer Canandaigua arrived ss
Khgstown frgm.Q Qussnstown
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The Imperial ukaSs petnns Jews who have receiyoda
iiroma al tho Russian or Polish Univ r~iiy - enter tho
sbhc servc, In Polasd with rghSs and privilege Of
s,ubiic fanc Onsries.
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Tn. s-ir-r. OF the wh,.n.y D,.sulsries.

A. late hour on Monday nght the detectives IN the
service a The Internal RevsEas made arrest and
yesterday i've sdduonal vwrsnss served and all
the parties taken before rasi Stats. coumia<ioser
Bette where they gave bail sEcsr when called upon
shcer warrants are cut a9nina other parties, aud the
detec,,ves are W hopes " ssrvnx hsm to-day. All tho
oncsls osgAred IN investigating che alleged vhskey
frssds are unusually reu1euA and no details OF their
operations be learned supi tbsy sss ventilated 10
court Of Las. The Conu,s-eusrs have engaged Hamll.
ton nanis, sf Albany, bruster Of Senator Ira Har-
ris ~ sct usir legal ait ieE All comuuioations IN
references tbs mvcsu gallon must be Addressed 70 Mr.
Ricbards, NJ roam No. 4 Asfm Houss.
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THK REr0RTED RssfGSATioS or EARL RrssELL-
DENIAL or the RHfoRr nv THE Trxxs.
The ru'ncre,i res gnation OF sar Russell whirb the
TINS alone circulated. proved unfounced The London
Globe pronounces the 7sn's statement pure invention
from beginning TO end.
The Inns OF the 1st INST says the 10 which Il
called attention has been authoritavey denied that
hasten o correct the mrression aud to moderate the
specuauons which n naturally excl ed The collateral
ru.no Of cours share the fate OF The prncpal report
and the ooDden OF Me ministry remains fact unai
tercd, uEcss may suppose has acquired additional
stability by way OF reaction against false rumors
Tho Daily Nso< reusarks the persistent efforts OF
the Tmes 10 damage Russell Cabinet and sets tins ru-
down as one OF them II asserts that RussaIi's
Cabinet has been daily growing stronger, aud combas
NE idea A. DO tAe other Journals, thai Russell could
think u resgnng without attempting carry the re-
form probcct 10 which he IL pledged.
The 0oi gives ybai In probably another version Of the
Yss.s' rarnvr nameIy:-That Rnsrel especially In the
event Of his carrying the fosm bin Intends bsors long
~ retire II aiso s.ys Z will be change IN the
Cabinet shortly to DO ed BY the rosirement Of Sir
George Grey from the Hou Q Secretaryship.
In the House OF Commons tho 2Sth the bill abolish
ing oersEin dccars,on required qualification for
soes psscd for the sis.h time by q OF 17o 10
o. The measure always rejected In the House OF
Lords ms si regulating the government Of Jamaica
passed
On the % lost Giaassone announced ,bs Reform bill
for March Il
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CONTINUED xRRxsrs IN iRELAND--ADDIrfONAL l.
rRoorS SENT FROM ENGLAND.
Tenian Affairs are unchanged Arrests continue.
Five Irish Americans were arrested In Dublin on the
zSsh Documcns ola suspicious character we're found
o. them.
Ths London ri~ssrnys s undsnssod that the HORSE
Guards have determined upon Strengthening the depo,
hastaons Of infantry IN Ireland, and they viii shortly
- augmened BY the addition Of several Enallsh and
Indian deps'e now sssohsd 70 battaiions u England.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival OF tho Spanish Admiral Pinzon
ncognito-Emancipat Negroes To Re-
turn TO Africa-Cuba to he Formed Into
Three Districts, Each with Civil Gov
ernor-Abrogation Of DiTercntial Du-
Decentralization in tho Tonnage
Dues-Postal Treaty with tho United
states-Comme ercial News, &c.
The steamship Guiding STAR Captain Berry, from New
Orleans the 4th ns via Havana 9th, arrived at this
port last evening We indebted to the courtesy Of
Purser Field for the prompt delivery OF dies aud
dispatches.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
H.vaeA March IQRa
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1HH PERUVIAN ,FRIeArB INDEPgrDgNCIA AND rHE
coRvETvR .HUEsCAR GETTING READY 70 Sail
PROM sREsT1rnE sxIzURE or TWO CHILEAN
VESSELS IN rBY LONDON DOCKS.
The Pansoorespoudent Of the London Tnss says that
- soon az che Peruvian Sase Independence which
r'vcd .. Bress On ro 3d. had tasu = ooal she would
sasi In oompaay with tho Peruviaa corvette Hacscar
rhe London Aippsso Gdse~s says tho government has
seisd two vessels IN the East India docks hitting out for
the Chilean. government
Marshall o'Dcnnsll had reported bili TO the Cortes
fixing the effective force OF the Spanish army the
year at CT ehty-6ve thopsand
Advance fnsUnited States Five-Twensies.
sstterbwaites Circular OF thcscvcning OF the 2sth
says:Tho market for American securities during the
week has been very Arm and advance Of nearly two
per cent hns been established lVo-twcaties Illinois
and ErIes fivetwcnties cvse at 7oA. after .ouching
IL Ilnexr leave OF at f51t s7sx. ETicE % "a ~
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my vrits from Gasdasl.rs on the iiu a. rsbr.4ry
thai is-ysr nsrusf osnson isd sssnsbsstsa . A
~th groap - tusftosn SGoers s1sd s<rBsrs~st
t.ssht tn dAifornis fn~1 Tranr4sosl IA tk~~shl
t.t be ha oised Coca. sfd thai bah ~in ~ hossli.
Tag hsssLan hsfne .ts hsf b~~n made ~ tie
p~afls IN tho sauthsfn to- volt
Hy dsi~s a. fhs isth Ieerssry spp~srs pc
ssatyns hsi b~sn AAen BY rixntly nfsrrsn~nt~ of
the snsrd and saBs q the hriFtts occep.sd
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Foreign TheatrieaIs.

MR. soTHRRN AND THE sPRITs-TH STOCK TX
CHANGE DIVIDED ON "TAPLE TIPPING"
From the London Star, March II.
The Sothern libel case is not yet over, so far
as that eminent British Judge, Mr.. Thomas
Chambers, who is rather disposed to believe in
spiritualism" is concerned. 1t Is said that
rather pertinent question anent Mr. Deputy
Recorder Chambers administration OF Justice in
the case in point will be put to the Home Score
tary in the House of Commons. And in another
way he will remember the Sothern libel case;
and, according TO the slang phrase, "feel sorry
he spoke" There is very httle doubt that Gov
ernment will specially recognize the services Of
Mr. Russell Gurney, the Recorder on the Ja-
maica Commission. by promoting him on his
return TO some higher Office, step which, of
course, would leave the Recordership vacant
The LdlD Times states that there are already
several candidates Ior the berth: it is to be ex-
pected that when the proper time for selection
arrives the high judicial abilities lately displayed
by Mr.. Chamber will not be overlooked.
But though the sympathy with Mr.. sothern
has been expressed IN very marked manner by
the press and the p pIblic-all the daily journals.
the Sdt,rday he0lslc and the Spectator having
commented on Coleman's libel and the Judges
sentence in the strongest terms, and Mr.. Sothern
having received the warmest greeting on being
called forward at the close of his engagement ON
Saturday. the house rising at him and cheering
tremendously, when oneIn the audience called
out '1ibel pit must be acknowledged that Mr..
Coleman has not merely got off cheaply, but SO
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far as can he ascertained, has made a good
thing of it.
There are, 1t appears, a few members Of the
Stock Exchange who vary the monotony of
watching the market with rapping the tables,
and who, after bulliDg and bearing time is over,
give themselves up to the practices of spiritual.
ism. Among these pillars of commerce a sub
the expenses of Coleman's defense, a subscription
SO good that If report may be believed, the
martyr has considerable balance in hand. An
Royed at this and at the tact bayng gone forth
TO the world that MIR. Coleman is a stockbroker
certain gentlemen OF the Stock Exchange have
decided on presenting testimonial to Mr..
Sothern as mark of their esteem.
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Royalty, the Measles, and Castor Oil.

IRON a tate Paris letter,
The most alarming reports have been in cir
culation within the past week regarding the
health of the Prince Imperial Il was reported
that he had the smallpox, and was dangerously
i'll. At length the MORiieur. however, published
bulletin informing us that his little Mightiness
only had the measles; and the last report is that
the malady, having pursued its regular course,
is now diminishing in violence, and the state of
the Prince is highly satisfactory. Il certainly
does detTact somewhat from the dignity of pros
pective sovereignty to have it acknowledged
that Prince Imperial can be afflicted with such
a vulgar disease as the measles. The Empress,
like true mother, with more than imperial
heart, Is said to watch day and night at the bed
side OF her darling.
] recollect some years since / was forcibly
struck with the idea OF our common humanity
and human failings and weakness, from which
even the loitiest were not exempt, when, hap
pening to stop at my druggists one day, he con-
toentially informed me that he had Just sent
dose OF castor oil to the Princess Cothilde. What
is the advantage OF being Princess If one has
to take castor oil?
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Mrs BiRelow, the wife of the United States envoy,
was most brilliant affair all the creme of Partisan
society were present and everybody agreed that the
charming ambassadress did the honors a rdUir.
Mrs. Bigeow's guests had opportunity of ap
plaudinp Miss Reynolds, American cantrdtrice Of
much merit, who has made herself name in the
musical circles of our capital well as Signor Brig
noli first tenor of the New York Opera.
Mons. Pereire has invited the members OF the Par
isian press TO 90 the two new steamers of the
Transatlantic Company-the Napoleon H. and the
Pereire. Mons. Pereire pays all expenses to Havre
and back on ne piut .Jaire nienl
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the Star.JpangIed Hammer.

Oh! say, can you see, by the dawn's early light,
What so proudly we hailed at the twilghrs last
Whose broad Stripes and bright stars, through the
clouds Of the .fght u
O'er the ramparts we watched, were.so calamity
And the rockets red glare-the bombs bursting in
Gave proof through the night that flag was still
there;
Oh! say, does that Star.Spangled Banner YET wave
Oer the land ol the free and the home of the brave?
On that shore, dimIy through the mists of the
Where the foes naughty host in dread silence
reposes,
What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering
AS it ftiuy blows, aalr C2l cOnceals, halrC2) dis
Now it catches the CLEAN of the morning. first beam
In full glory reflected now shines 3) the stream,
IT'S the Star Spangled Banner--O long may it wave
Ger the land of the Tree and the home of the brave
And where is the foe that az so vauntingly swore
That t6l the havoc OF war and the battles contu'
sion
home and county should (6) leave us no moreG
This ~ bloOd has washed out his (8l foul footsteps
pollution.
No refuge could save the hireling and slave
From the terror OF fright or the gloom of the grave.
And the Star.Spanged Banner in triumph doth wave.
Ger the land of the free and the home OF the brave.
oh, thus be It ever! when freemen 10y shall stand
Between .i ter tlO) loved homes and the wars
Blest with victory and peace, may the Heav'n res
cued land
Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us
nation.
Then conquer we musti when onr cause it is Just
And this be our motto, In God is our trust.
And the Star-Spangled Banner in triumph shall
wave A-
Ger the land of the free and the hoTa NJ tho hrovo
From Mr.. james Maher OF Wasbinotor Cit fror,
Washington, June T. lS42, r. 5. XIV "1
], "Perous fight" Griswold- Common
version.
2, ''Now.5-Dana.
3. "O'er "-Several versions.
a. ''Band who. ."-JIIiswold--Dana
8. "Mid. ."-Gr swold-Dana. -.
6. They'd "-Griswold.
4 "Their ,'-GllswOld-D Common version,
8. "Their. r."-Gris wold-Dana. Common version.
8. Freeman. ."-Grlswold. ~
10, "Our, II-Gris wold-Dana. Common version.
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"A new candidate has appeared for the vacant
chair IN the French Academy, which it was SUD-
posed had already been secured Tor NJ. Henri
Martin. M. Cuvillier Fleury, the literary critic
OF the Journal des Debate, is now spoken OF. as
he is strongly supported by Cousin and other
influential members
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s125S,6SO'ls

1h.c IIRECToRs.
John ~ \, nnitst "a tst Samuel q. Stokes,
Edmund A. SOuder lHenrv sioan
iobU I 'ips pn nEaulClnR, William G. Boulton,
Jemasa - - 1enIOse, Edward Darlington,
Henry @. Ballet, Jr Fdward I edovrcssao
James C. Hand IJecob p Iooes s'3oe'
Josnnh i ~ ~ LuHWlg' James b. Mcfarland,
George G. Leiper, ISnencer L,cituoai,r
Hugh Craig "a SnrsnIa iNpi.. ELL
Robert Burton. A n paroar io,ttshwns'
John Taylor, d n Horesn Pittsbus11
LIMA G. HAND, President,
HrNpv 1v,r, JOHN G. DAVIS, vice President.
'i HiLSuhH' secretary. 1918
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A M U s & M & N T s .
THE METROPOLITAN ENTERTAINMENTS

THE METROPOLITAN ENTERTAINMENTS.
1t is In small degree complimentary tothe talent OF
the artstes performing in New York and Brooklyn
TO that thsy really attract rather thronged
audiences TO the several establishments at which hey
play, notwithstanding the excessive heat OF the weather
The zeal and OF the managers well ~
the endurance Of their patrons when in quest OF
ment are equally worthy OF admiration Good bills havs
been issued for the present week. Notwithstanding the
repeated njunctons against going out OF doors or into
crowded assemblies issued by old Sol
WOODS rHRArRE-
The management OF Woods theatre, Broadway, has
added another attraction 70 tho already com
pany performing ut tho establishment by eIecting an
engagement with Miss Kathleen oNeil. the Irish vo-
cast and coincidence who will appear there this even
ing Mr.. Barton Hill the comedian. and the Worre
sisters will play during the week Fra Diaroo will be
performed this evening the piece be preceded by the
act emitted Lord Dundrcsry, Sans Arrival. Miss
UNeil will follow In her popular songs and ballads
CHARLEY wHng's CONSERVATION
Charley Whites Combination Troupe and Minstrel
Company Is perfectly organized at Mechanics Hall tBry
anpsl Broadway. The performances attractive and
the pieces well chosen Mr. George Edcson with Bob
Hart, the Ethiopian deineator have been added TO the
corps An ample programme has been issued for this
evening Miss Carrie Austin viii appear In her Light
ming Zouave drill and the performances conclude with
original sketch by Charley White, entitled The Streets
or New York.
nooLRys HOUSE,, BROOKLYN.
Archey Hughes Cool White Johnny Mugan and tho
frost OF them - OF Hooleys extensive company intend
to perform in well chosen pieces during the week
cnRisrY's
George Christy, with his minstrel company from the
new Fifth Avonne Opera House New York, have ar
ranged to perform in the Brooklyn Athcnmum for ono
evening this Cfonday) July O. The organization Of the
company Is fully maintained. Tho youthful twin come
diana Masters George and Willie Grey visit the City OF
Churches with chrisy.
THE sAS FRANCISCO MrssrRYIs NEwAHK.
Messrs. Birch, Wambod, Bernard and Backus, who
have been well sustained during the past year by the
public at their Hall, No. 5s5 Broadway, Y will per-
form Library Hall, Newark, j., this t5iondayl
and Tuesday evenings They accompanied by
twenty-five artists. The hinstres intend to travel
during Ave weeks and return TO their hall in this city
about August 20. The hall will bc redecoraied in the
meantime.
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DxsrH yrcx DnowsSo "A man named Louis Doaa,
shoemaker, while bathing about I've O'Clock yesterday
morning, was drowned In the creek At the Morris ana
Essex Railroad depot HIS tvo hile boys aged air and
eight years were sitting the bank, and two mtn,
whose names could b. sscertained bathing
the same place with DouA and when the latter cr for
help instead Of anordng any they got out q the water
quite cooly dressed and took Their departure leaving
the wresched man 70 bis fate He had gone ba5ond hr
Depth and being unable 70 swim, rank quite the
spot where LOUIS Knapp was drOwiaed hut shou tns
ago Deceased was native o. ssrony and lsavcs wifs
aud ave children Ths coroner jury in returning the
verdc expressed their ccnfsmnatOn " me coearuy
conduct q the Wis might have prevented th'
catastrophe, a. ths sylde,.te showed ihey we're both
s5od swimmenl
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The JosePh Gilehrisl from tardn Tor caao April H. 10
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II. lat IS ~. Ion III Is.
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cid asta, Alexandra. Crosby Srert; Aleppo C, Sss
kan, do; Pensacola. Campbell, Bombay
Fnt I'D, 81 DAVID ~. Aird. Montreal and Qusbect
Martha Cobb Butler NYork Ky.rson Patterson. do.
nth. Persia-a and Helen Cooper Smith d0 Wors
cestsr Baine zitlmorc simla Haes. Calcutta soaA
Buierdcck, Bremen gent out 18th for baitimorc
LoSDos juno 3-arr Perseverance,. Croft NYort
CID 2b ATLANTA tg1 Pinkham. kyors tAnd aid from Dea
1lthl 10Th Jane Ring, Thompson, Bo.ion.
nntxLDs Jur~ xj-hh superb Nfork.
SANDMAN, me iB-Arr Pytad. Hullunsn, Phitskiphs
American Ports.
BOSTON, JuleT AM-Arr steamer Normsn, Baker Phm
adspha; bark AipAra tbri Noel cAldersi achr- Aus
tn Willard. and Deh smith, SYork Tciegraphed .cht
witch queen from Jacksonville cd starsnets urorge APP
yod, Hose-, Baumor-, sanon Matthews, Phlstephiat
Ashland, Norton Nfork .hp Helen Citation, hprasnr ne~
Orleans brig Alice Lee Herring, kingslnn. IA eshrs Nay
whitney. ocorgctowh, nc. Broadnrd CrawcL Hailnsr.
v kosenburv, tts~ei, do thss Raymond, Higgia@
Chester, pa, Taylor, Poster hrork
sthArr steamer Nm iibbriln savannah. barks Mofou,
Masn1ass Almira copmh~; da peney, cArdrnas, brio
George Harris. baltimore; g w Hinr DO Imiy ktsnor
Rondout. schfs T ward. Gorse; W * AsAnder Asoiia
MOBILE, July s-Arr bark Ocean Eagle. Luce. Bo~sea
bn Star, sparrow, do.
sEw ORLEANS JniY i--Arr steamships Evening star
DELANEY. and Geo Cromwell Vain, hyork. Liberty, Bsia
baltimore
PRoyIScETowS Juy T-Arr schrT A ward webb-r
uoree or Boston
SAN FRANCISCO July Arr ships fiorail uArvta
Humphrey. B0sion, cliderd. Stahl, Liverpool
SALEM. July 6-Arr brig A II cUrts. Asrrwan. rhna
depha,