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MORNING, MAY II, 1867.

quCkuis Nv iutehek, Inink Nv gun no w
the BlaisforeveE' o.. f. 10.
WIN the Ab,lshn Semi, rally the reaty7'
aakt johnson eagerly. - e.
i couvert with many on the subjlk, and
they sed efwe Good promise that tho Blain
wood accept posishens there, they wood do
Il cheerfy. For SIGH purpose, sed one
Nv um to me, 100000 10 nero bsgs-
telle. .-.....
Ill do Il, sad Johnson. Il agree with
the Senators for once. Rather than hev
l. Gail, Id pay II out NV Mrs Cobb's share
in our jim, spekulashun. Freedom from
the Blair family! Good hevings kin ono
man be 20 blesti Is there SIGH 10 store for
me-$7 100000! Pbh = ~.
Ny oppinyrn being sskt give Il. Ez.
heay ez the vencher Is from colnmenhel
stan.pint, in polli,ikle pint Nv Wow, the
advantages will be still hefier. The Rus
sian territory will finally bo tho chosen
home Nv the Dimocricy. There is already
a populashen there adapdd to Us, who kin
DO manipulated without trouble, and the
CLINT favorable to a strikly 10 Dimocra,ic
populashen. The trouble, with US here Is,
that the amount Nv liker necessary to the
manufaktur NV Dimocrat kills him af6re
he hes opportunity Nv voting many times,
which keeps us in perpetooal minority,
Our strength Is, for climatic reasons, our
week.-Mrs.. Far different Is It in Russia.
Their the happy native may drink his quart
per day-,he bracing atmosphere maxim II
absoloo,ly necessary for him. Their Is tho
troo democratic paradise. How often hev
I sighed for SIGH country. Then, ther Is
posisions Nv profit. The delegates to Con-
girls will, if hev' fsserod It rightly draw
about $4,000 per session, mileage, witch Is
s5OOG witch wood he cheep Iegistatiu In.
deed. q ~"
An 50 il VII. agreed upon, and the treaty
:wua made by telegraph at expense uv-l
Tho n.;sShorhood nv sonOoo Rsfo,s !,
v, ~, c,oncloodsd .on. o,b., i;ul, ;nc;d,,n,.
ais wus inclooded by the Ear, which run
the price up to elO,2o0o00, but that WI.
nothing for us Seward went at his work
with great energy. Tho purchis wus divi!
,,.d mn into ak tsrri,ories-(for the num-,
her NV delegates to our convenshun. wus
large and they bod to he provided for) wich
wuz named respectively, Johnson, Seward,
Cowan, Doolit,ls, Randall and Wells For
the ono in the extreme North, the further
es, of, Frank Blair wuz appointed Cove
nor for the, mex, Montgomery, and the
next, the old man, and the other three wus
held In reserv for the p,re b,,t unfortunate
os,rio,s which miuh, hereafter be rejected
for ,bs Austrian misbun. A lis. wus nm,
koored nv the delegates to our VARIOUS con,
yspshups and them as had been msryred
ny the senil Their names wuz put into the
wheel ez at gift enterprises, and the Judge
sbins. Mauhalships. Clsrkship, to settry,
WIZ drawd lylot. This idea wuz seies,id
bv po.,,nas,er. Gener,l Randall ez helm the
-, 49, ,,v do;, !, 10 .,.,od tin, tho
.nno;n,m.,,, FINN, nj. d,nor,m.n, had Al.
me him m.ds in mi. manner .', ez !, saved
Tim. n .1,.,m;n;r ,,,i,ion,' c.rtifik.,, Nv
&C.,. 100 .;.h II M. v.y ,ho,, a.
~ -.
near ca KID e'''li'"'e' '"o pof 'o"' Nv
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NUMBER p.

We have thought il well to refer to this
matter, as there are mills in nearly every
town, where quantities Of snwdust are allow
Cd to run to waste. IN soue places, whero
a large amount oflunlber il cut out and
manufactured, sln,o~, any quantity may 30
Obtained.
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TAG BuassipE mrsr AT PxrrlsBus o.
The explosion Of the Burnside mine At
that poin, Of tho Union defences before
Petersburg has been held BY nany 10 have
been an entire failure, but i seems that Il
was otherwise. a recent visitor to the spot
had the following information from gen
tIeman who Accomplished him: '.".,.d
vel was an officer in the confederate
army, and ] wasin this fght and, Al others
thar occurred IN this immedisie vicinity, !
saw that explosion, and know offs effects,
and let mo assure you that Il was mot .
failure. The mine Was sprung irnnicdi.
ately under battery supported by 200 men,
and or that number only two ESCAPED and
Notwithstanding Ill our newspapers may
have aid to the contrary, 10 thoss dssper-
ais charges which wsrs insde on tbs day
ef and succeeding the explosion, we lo.t
3OOU mep, and moi ono thing during the
whole war produced s,ich demorslixins
influence among our troops, ami, In my
opinion, tended moro Strongly 10 tefniih.,
ate The contest. From that day dessvtion
became mort frequent amt fSn ths UNI
ceslaln honoess which dat sveBt tfiruw
arosud ssrsics lin ths 'front.' Dc gysstea
dissatisfaction begun To- Psevaa IN al nnk
oftbs srmy." aiiT .gr.i r. l,rs.l s.s,. = =
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From Augusta, Ga, report comes, tina.
two U. 8. soldiers had been hung in Edge.
field, 9. c., by posse Of citizens. No pre-.
text was given for tho Outrage. By tho
latest accounts an officer Of tho army with
q guard were on their way to investigate
the matter.
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Mechanics, anil L>sc<ers' Train yin eavs piidefori
daily 400 A. ~, AMI sseo ~ eos, arriving In P"Asd
q go
Rsturulns vii lave Portland DC Bssiesca and nses
mediate stations 81 dlop.N
Frrzht Train with Passenger Car attached WI tsvs
Portland Al 10 A. ~ ~ s~co and psisscf, ast wturn-
Ing have Bhiiefci al so and Ssco q SO A. ~
or ysr-s Ceses Ls>s whca rckets ars Iarchassd
q the Omce, than When pad IN Ne CArA
FRANCIS CHASE.
--IH.r = 0uPnninSuN DaNS.
runstAsp, April 10Th, lsd7. tssd
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USES OF sAwDUsT.

-
used on the hnni The reply has usually
been, that, a. Il 10 made up Of portions Of
various plants, and Is therefore vegetable
matter, It must be useful. But how L
ought to be treated, and under what con.
dition 4, acts the mos. hvorably, arc points
not yet fully settled.
Ia It's Use for one purpose, we can scarce
ly er. It forms soR and excellent bed
ding for stock. Il Is easy for cattle to rest.
upon, absorbs large portion Of the liquids
and serves to keep tho cattle clean, and
therefore in healthy and thrifty condition
All animals thrive according to the degree
Of health and comfort they enjoy, As well
as according 10 the amount and quality Of
tho food givhn them. An OK we'll fed, bu,
exposed to severe cold and storms, would
be likely to gain only half as much as he
would if properly sheltered. 30, If he
were so situated as to he obliged to stand
all the time, he would soon become 80 IN.
comfortable as not to gain moro than half
as FIST az he would if he could lie down,
when inclined to do 20, upon a bed of
div "A vdus, or litter. -. .
y Mr.. Asa @. Seldom, OF Wilmington, who
probably has done ~ much teaming on the
road with oxen AZ any man In Nsw Eng.
land, once told us that oxen would do bet.
ter to travel twenty miles a day, and res.
upon good beds Of straw, or other litter,
through the night, than they would to 20
eighteen miles and lay upon bare planks q,
night. This ID certainly awaiting grea,
efficacy to the bed, but Il comes from good
authority. and II Is probably correct.
Sawdust 10 not easily decomPosed, but 1t
y an excellent absorbent Tor liquid manure,
and when well soaked with ur'ne' isrmen's
readily II Is also excellent, as Q div'der'
10 mix w'th n'gh!-soll' woo''waae' OF ON.
OF concentrated iersi'lzcr'' ana when wen
incorporated with them, forms a manure
4 ..
heap that may be easily and pleasantly
handled. 1t Is stated by chemists that saw saw
DUST during decomposition, forms certain
''''. ""''a a'' % e.'e''en' .Ae.' % a."
,n'..a anu .aa'' WV" :. "e""sea VIZ
u'.'o ,u,Iahao aO", = O"o =, .ro 90" .a
Wv. ''', WV" 70" " e' "'
~ '"0 a.a e,s"oa " c.,
'p'a"ss " ''"u"', ''e" 'e'
izer, ono OF our Va"'ao'e eole'onoe"s'
"oak hn, wrote US 10 1908, .nst nc
thought Us virtue eqos''ed'n " a'd not
'"rp"',. any ennener OF 'ns 20: ;: no eve,
sa"' no VIC. w. a"u ,"'.'o u 'oe' aao
thoroughly WIN mo so''' ou' o'u NOT sA'e
nom "na' WOO" u eA"o'
p hno'neF o! our correspondents mr. F. ..
Kinney, who had used large quantities OF
'awdu''' and made |! numerous and careful
experiments Win u, WTOte w, eOtn6 b6Veu
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..uS..,R, sNEALLEY. So
.Attpeney md Counselor at Law
= pssscs ezra sss Posf 0yncSS
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A distinguished Professor wrote !.

q, A distinguished Perfessof wrote :r;r,
= SThe climate.i 10 about the style Nv that
q tina bev In Warrington. The Gulf Stream
sweeps up tho 'coast, causing a decided
twist'in the isotherInal line witch hez the
effect Nv making II ruther sultry than 9th:
erwise. Anywheres for six hundred miles
hack Nv the coast, strawberries grow in the
open air. lrccommend strongly the pur-
CHS. I'm, .g',tr' ..,.,.F,,,.,sr; =,
P.S.-In case the purch,s Is made, ex.
plorin expedlsI,en will be nessessary. May
ihope that my sientiffik sttainments are
suffisllenily well known TO 700 to recon.
mend me as proper person TO bead The
expcdisl,en2 May ~ .uta.G,n.ral..
. ] bev the honor TO- bs," q settry. tfr
The President wuzn't favorably inclined
Hs wus full OF the foggy idee, tiiat ,,wuz
ru,her chilly there than Otherwise He
hadn't faith 10 tho isothernaI line, and w,iz
skep,ikls al,ou, tho Gulf Stream. Il wis
his experience thu tho further North you
20, the ooidor II 'wux. For luS,snes, he
rsmarkt. thu, while the people Nus wsrm
toward him 10 virgiuny and Maryland, last
, hu, ,ha became very cold On be 70, Nonh.
svbe, vus the isotherrnal line and tho, s,,lf
s,,,ream then Z ~ -7I.''"P 1di o. n"on4 '"H
R.n,sl. Who win bo,y hi,i Joke. remark ,.u,,
that the isothernal line twisted. He notiss
,ha, the people made i.cs ,ho, for i'm /.
\, v.ptd !, :. fsr por,A O. Cleveland 10
r,.s.h s.t,,.rv w.,,sT ysol,,., ,hst li,I AMI,
;eJSS,m.d him ii d. opinion vh.s, iSf pI..
ss..sl. " ~, i,oa WI. spr.f.r.his 70
pine plank any time. = ;tuGHl
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I'd ,aps)iy-sppee, Ismloct, pine, &e. 4
=, Md IcsoM Ssy,m'.l have opad nv.
dssvfr bedaingtdt ~ ytsssy md b weuld
S&b wiBSas k.Ilfi tosIdp essts 4 "
Z Siisss tsst NJ lsyS'i Wi Nm
ihaasm asssA = atheys sam.' fp~r The
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sssssrIl!Y;Es% nsp. : ,ss :; !.;1 .hs
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bo1es and calilA i.in aI,sin ~ ba.S,f,
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TIE Rus,ian PvrAa,s-HOv q sa, done
Mr.. Nasty really ik OrsInler Of Tie
The New York herald., 1867-03-26
. ARMY BULLETIN.

oRpxRxp
Second Lieutenant W Losswcod ,s.,s Corps Of En-.
harbor.
uutesrs ordered 70 the Department OF inc 3u Tor GEN.
eteral duty.
Captain James H. Bates, Forty-thrd infantry, hse
four months, leave, with permission 60 beyond the
Chaplain Dudley Chase, United states Army had his
second lieutenant r. a. Armstrong First infantry
and L. A. kesmth OF the Twelfth infantry, Tad thirty
Breves Major ". Il. Bart6oiomsw, Thiriy.iour,h In
fantry, has had his leave OF absence extended thirty
days
The following officers have had their stations changed
from the present place Of duty to the places opposite
Kipp Third artillery, Hilton Head S Brcvet Major
Frank smith, Fourth artillery. Fort Whpplc Va First
Lieutenant James B. Hazeton, Fourth "a sr-ery to Bat
wordy Fourth artillery, Fort Washington Nd FIRST
Lieutenant Robert McCrac, Fourth artillery, Fort
McIIenry Md. First Lieutenant Geo. W. sheldon
Fourth artillery, Fort Wayne, nich First Lieutenant
Chas smith, Fourth artillery, Fort Delaware, Dc (;
Breve. Maior T : GsnssrS9r' s Pensacola harbor Fla
noers Fort Warren Boston bsrbor Brevet Lientennnt
Coonel C. y. Blunt, Corps Of Engineers 0sweqo ~ " !:
Cap,ain J. H. Larbv, CorJs OF Engineers. 70 Washing.
ton Captain & N " Mansfield. Corps OF Engineers 70
willsi's Point Ns~ Yorx hatoor
Bvpvss Colonel Franklin Harvood Corps of Enc,-
ncers been ordered to duty assistan. to revet
Bres,i,er gssersl 7. J. Cramat Buffalo, N. Y.
Brevet Captain O. D. Sydrcckcr Corps of Engineers,
has been ordered 10 Buffalo, Ny
Brcvet Captain ID T. Heap has been ordered duty
assistant 10 Mayor y Is Wheeler at Milwaukee, Wis
Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel Chas Mccormick. Surgeon,
has bccn relieved from duty member OF the board TO
retire disabled officers and Brcvet Colonel Murray,
Assistant Medical Psrveyor has been detailed In his
place.
Major Marshall J. Luddingtop ousr,crrnasier 10 re-
lievcd from duty member OF the board Of officers
convened In THIS city by late special order from the
Secretary or War; 10 examine and report the quail
ncatcps for appointment In the Qnsrtermascrs Office Of
such perppns m may be ordered before n Breyet Brga-
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NAVY BULLETIN.


CRUISE TO rHE MEDITERRANEAN.
Commodore Joseph Alden, U. s. N, has received pre-
pafatory orders to take command OF the United sases
Steamer Minnesota nrt class special cruise 70 tho
MeoterfAnesn next June, taking such OF the graduating
class OF midshpmcn "a are not required other
sells.
T'sE IIsHrHousxs ON mE COAST
The Lighthouse Bosrd earnestly reaeest aripers and
others Interested IN commerce in the preserv alton Of life
and properly rom loss and shipwreck the Of
the united states 10 ave prompt information TO the
spectors or superniendens of lights, by direct
muncation 10 The IL hthouse Board OF In which
lights are not lighted punctusliy at sunset and exn-
gushed al SUNRISE 10 which they are not property AT,
tended " during tho night IN VIII ch gbt vessels and
huoys arc out ~ position and OF all In which the
pubtisbed INSTRUCTIONS are not strcy complied with,
that tho Board may, with little delay a. possible /,
apply the proper remedy and prevent negec OF duty
the part OF persons connected with the lights beccops
and buoys Of lie United Btaaes.
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dise General h u vhitlsssy Assistant QuaTssEDa1tsr
q volunteen. y selected In his place.
~ direction Of the Secretary Of War Captain r. o.
besn ordered 70 proceed 70 his homo and report
thence BY letter 70 the Adutant General Of the army
Captain jobs L woods Assistant QuaYtermsster Of
Yoluntssrs, has been houorably mustered Of the
service 70 date March l3 1857 on account Of his ser
vices being no longer needed
sAnE7 PAY, mo. o. sroksE.rsss Azp czArLAnA
nouncss the provisions Of section Of an ace
Of Congress approved March q 1857, thaa all
storekeepers Of the army, except the ordnance
shall hereafter have the rank. spay and allow
ances Of captains Of cavalry; and the post chapans
stoned BY the Prssdent and ali vacancies occurring In
the grade Or chspan whose rank .haii b that Of
the advice and Of the Senate; and all army
chapains shall hereafter be the same footing
tenure OF Office, retirement allowances service and
pensions as nov provided by Law for other ofce o.
the army
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A u 8 TR Al A STA.

Colonial Politics-The Americnp Steamer
Meteor-S.oid Yicid-New Zealand Qaiet.
The mail steamship Kakoura arrived from Australasia
Panama tho otb Of March. bringing dates from sgd
ney TO The 3oth of January and from Wellington New
Zealandl TO the 7th Of February.
conference has been held at Melbourne between the
representatives OF this colony aud Victoria at which
the border duties question discussed and arranged
Free trade In colonial products has been agreed
upon.
The Victoria Parliament assembled on January "a
Tic revenue OF tue COLONY for 1865 shows consid-
crable decline chiefly in the and land depart
men,.
The American steamer Meteor built three years since
10 catch the Alabama, arrived at Melbourne from Snga
pore aud after obtaining three hundred tons or coal
ostensbly 10 continue the voyage TO sydney where the
captain said the vessel was Sold she sailed the 10th
The yield OF gold during isoe as shown bv the export
entries 900 or about 40 900 less than
the prev ious year.
The south Australian Parliament was prorogucd on
the 11ih OF January.
OF January The Governor expressed regret that The
financial condition Of the colony bore marks OF i'm
Tho New Zealand s,uf,rn Cross OF February says
The twenty seventh anniversary OF the colony was
observed as public holiday on TIE Goth Of January.
The Governor had returned 10 Wellington from his
Official tour through the country.
According to = scm-ofnciai account Of his journey,
his ExcelIency was received most cordially by the ma
lives in tho neghborhocd OF Toupo who siso expressed
rong desire that Europeans should settle In that
trct But the mere fact that his Exceleocy passed
protected through what was inely hostile country
regarded itself sutcient indication OF the srbdued
tone OF the native mind
The latest Sydney papers report:-Ths market is
fairly supplied with almos. all articles Of American n
goods, and cases prices very unsatisfactory
70 importers. under this head may be mentioned TO.
bacco and boots Tobacco " quite nominal and the
prices obtained at forced sales been lower than
known for several year, past The market still over.
stock cd with pershed and cut OF condition
There also good supply OF other qualities the prce
Of which affected by the low prices accepted for infe
and almost unmark etsble sampes Good tens a.s
wcrtb Sd 70 la In bond twists lid 70 la Cd aromatic
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M E X IC O.
lie Report Of q Fight at Quere-
taro Unconfrmed.
Details Of the Evacuation Of COlima
and Acapulco.
Defeat and Death Of Mcndez, The
Imperialist.
lliramoD Reported to Have Lost Both Legs in
Eis Engagement with Escobedo.
&c. DC. &c.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE asaALB.

The Reports Of Liberal Defeat at Quere-
taro Untrue-Escobedo Within Seven Miles
Of Queretaro-Max aximiliRn Trying 10 COM
promise with JuareY-AH Frenchmen 70
Omit Me xico. &c.
MATAxoRos, March 16
Via GALVESTON, March 20, 1867.
Reports Of liberal defeat oueetaro reached here
the 10Th inst and extensively circulated by the
local press Of this city and Brownsville. There no
truth in them No news Of the general engagement
had received Iuis Polosi up the 2sth OF
February.
Macmillan, who had moved out Of Qaer5,aro the
24th uil had returned and the liberals bad advanced
their lines 70 within miles Of Querelaro Heavy
guns had been to the front from San Luis, where
President Juarez is still soiournng Rumors OF an
attempted arrangement by Maxmilian with The liberal
government rife Quuoga is said TO have been de-
fsated Zelsya Juarez will issue decree decar-
ing that the relations OF commerce and amy between
France and Mexico ceased and ordering all French
OF the country unless they become natural
saad citizens OF Mexico.
Cortna makes professions OF obedience TO the
sant Of President Juarez He has been ordered TO the
interior
The whole State of Tamaulipas is quiet
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SHIP PING NE w s.
--~~~~~~~~~>~~S~~~.~~-~
PORT or NEW YORK. MARCH rs. 1857.

Steamship Columbia (Br) Carnaghan, Glasgow March iz
Londonderry 18TH with mdse and $40 " francis
Macdonald between lat a. ~ and ~ 81 W. ana lat %
and Ion 49 w almost mpas ssabe with heavy detached
e4h inst at VI, exchanged signals with steamship vlo
de Paris 10 miles east Of Nantucket ghship bould east
steamship Moro Castle Adams. Havana March ~ NJ 4
"a, with ndse and Garrison Allen 18th
inst 40 miles north OF Hattras, passed schr A Faras-
worth of Barbadoes, bouod north; z5th at lat - So
lon "A TO- spoke ship Brewster of New York
diton bound north. The has experienced very heavy
northei ly weather.
Steamship Emily soudcr Lockwood Charleston, with
md-e and Passengers, to Livingston, Fox Co
imshin Albemarie, Bourne, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers, to l. McCready.
For oher Sh,ppiag Neos Eighth pa0-
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Ia "a % Ia lod American peg boots ore dihacus .
place twenty i've per on invoce Kerosene oil
having como 70 hand 20 freely and other shipments
being advised prices have receded best brands may be
purchased a. 5s sd. 70 "a Cd, and inferior a. low
81 ID "a ld Cut nails worth 81 n Cd 70 81 a.
Collins axes, "a; Sharpes E3 los % f3 l5a L II.
shovele, E3 70 Is a O. handled, e. 70 f2 6s.
Brooms l5a 10 lsa Cd pas l2s TO 1as tubs, 15s 20
l7s 3D. Dried apples getting out OF stock Salt dsh
Is very plentiful. Oregon salmon ID cheaper; sales st
auction brought Sd. 70 5kd.
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squippng them, the bleeding system being generally
adopted by all parties IN Mexico.
All other received here agree with the above,
and when Acapulco Is abandoned, the imperial cause on
this side OF the continent will be lost ands be Emperors
power ended. or course then, there will be snort
calm before the storm OF breaks out and those VINO
are posted Mexican affairs think that In less tnan
year time there will be much anarchy and confusion
The New York herald., 1867-03-26
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
TO NEW YORK.
HAVANA. March 10, 1857.

BosToS, March 25. 1867.
Al meeting OF the stockholders of the Boston and
Providence Railroad, the directors were authorized to
enter into arrangements with the Providence and BRISTOL
road and the steamboats, run between Bristol and New
York, for the establishment Of line to run between
Boston and Now York via Bristol, r. l., and II 1t be
necessary in order 10 secure that object they ara
author zed guarantee the bonds OF tho owners Of the
boats re.erred to, to the amount OF S75o000
The New York herald., 1867-03-26
@ U b a /.

the steamer Moro Castle, Captain Adams from Ha-
the 10Th inst arrived At this port last evening
Our thanks due the purser for the prompt for
warding Of our dispatches and flea
The New York herald., 1867-03-26

PorrsvLLk, Pa. March 25, 1851.
On Friday night Eve Irshmen attacked the house Of
Patrick Gallagher, Shenandoah CITY, intending
rob. Gallagher fred on them, kiIng aud wounding
ahoher. Tho wounded man in jail