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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA."......... MARCH 2.
STATE OF THERMoMETER AT THE EVENING TELE-
A. M.........5O Ii A. p M.........-s1
For additional Marine Ne,OS see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Barque Dency, Gray Key West, Warren Gregg &
BaTque Sam Sheppard, COans, Clentuegos George C.
Barque Roanoke, Duncan, Laguayra ]. Dallett & Co.
schr G. Douglass, Peters, Ponce p. r. ]. e. Bailey
schr Elizabeth Ann. Decosta, Manzanilla. Madeira
schr NJ d. Cranmer. Cranmer, Boston, NJ S. Buckley
schr L. A. Bennett, Laird, Washington ID. c. Castner,
schr Pennsylvania new, Davis, Richmond Auden-
sG6r H. NJ someTs, somers, BrldgetOn, w. H. Johns.
Schr ]. NJ. Vance, Burdge' Providence, j. r. White.
MEMORANDA.
Schr NJ. +. Smith, Crawford, hence for Boston, at
schr Annie Freeman. Reed, from Portland for Phila-
schr sarah L. simmons, Candy, hence for Boston.
at Holmes Hole 2sth ult.
Ne% YORK yeseday sailed IL Ws srF f.
Alex Mlken, for New LsyToato York non,
delphia, at Newport 2Sth ult
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, March 1-Arrived. steamship Wash
Steamship Glaucps, Godfrey from Boston @Boston.
Barque Union, Gamage, from Cardenas
Barque Northwood, Douglass, from from Tylnidsd
Barque Morning star, Waugh, from Trinidad.
Brig @. II. Geery, Ward, Cientuegos.
Brig NaVarino Lord, from Cieniuegos.
schr e. L. Smith, Smith, from Cientuegos'
Schr Ellen, Bethel, from Harbor Island.
schr Western Star, Crowell, from Hilton Head;
Cleared, Steamships Alemannia, Meier Hamburg;
Rising star FuTber Aspinwalli Illlle Potter Ssslves
TOM ship Germania Bliffens San francisco parques
Meteor. Doscher, shaDghae; Tycoon. Nntter Queens
town, for orders Helena, FlnkleT RIO Grande DE sui
pTlgs Haitienne; Morrison, Cape Town q o. H. D. r.
Hash, Lanoy, Cardenas Grace Worthlngton, pussant
Belize Eastern STAR Foster. BaT6ados; sehEs Drago1
simpson, do; i. A. Edwards Line, keFnanalna; ~ q
Howard, Nickerson, Charleston; Wide World, Hill
orethi Wilmington, n, Q,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
A FriRhtful Scene In a Boston COUrt-A
Prisoner Attempts to Commit Suicide.

BOSTON, March IA terrible scene occurred
in court room this afternoon. William II.
Orne. who was convicted in July last of setting
fire to a building in Charlestown, was granted
aInew trial, and to-day he was found guilty of
the charge preferred against him by the Supe-
rior Court at East Cambridge. After the finding
of the jury, the prisoner was asked by the Judge
If he had anything to say why sentence should
not be pronounced against him.
Orne made a short speech, in which he de-
claTed his innocence, and at its conclusion
unbuttoned his vest and throwing IL Open dis
played in his hand a hideous knife which had
been passed TO him suddenly by q friendly
spectator. Coolly and desperately he pointed
the weapon at his breast, and then plunged IL
three times into his body within few Inches
of the heart. The Court and spectators were
for the time overcome by this extraordinary
attempt at suicide, and il was several minutes
before any one dared approach the prisoner.
Orne sunk to the floor bleeding profusely
and was taxed ont of the Courtroom amid
deathly silence, and conveyed TO the Jail on u
stretcher He was living at late hour this
evening.
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Deep-ssa.soundings by New Msthoa-

M. Paul Hedonin, of Rouen, member Of
many learned societies, has invented an anna.
ratus to which he has given the name of
Electro -Bathometer," which can determine
with exactness the depths which have hitherto
remained unknown. Some experiments have
ProbaQly already taken place near Paris, The
Gepth Of the Seine, and that of the Bois de
Boulogne, are not indeed lmmeasurable nv the
Old method, But NJ. Hedonin wishes to nroVe
lhat he can ascertain accurately with his apoa-
ratus any depth whatsver. The shock Of tha
sounding lead against the bottom determines
magnetic current which indicates at the snr-
face, with electric promptitude, the precise in.
stant OF contact. If this invention is successful
laying submarine cables, etc. etc. ~
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RUSSIA.
IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE EMPEROR.

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE EMPEROR.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.-The morning
papers of to-day announce that the Gar of
Russia has strongly urged the Sublime Porte
to cede the Island of Gambia to Greece.
Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON, March 2-Noon.-Consols, 81; Erie,
361% Illinois Central, 7614; United States
5-20s, 1914.
LIvERPooL, March 2-Noon. - The Cotton
Nj arlSet opened firm. The sales to-day will
reach 5000 bales. Prices unchanged Middling
upands are quoted at l33sd., and middling
Orleans, l34d.
Wheat firm at 1885, Sd. per centai
Lard quiet and steady at sos. Cd. o cwt. Bacon
43s. p cwt. for American midding. Pork us. Cd.
y 200 lbs. for prime:clty mess.
Petroleum, Is; ID gallon for Pennsylyanla M yiI
tine. s7s. Cd p cwt for Carolina. Linseed cakes,
flO los. p ton for the oblong for feeding.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02

NAPLES AND VENICE.-Fears are entertained
OF disturbances at Naples, where the misery is
great, and for the last six months prices have
augmented in considerable degree. Some
thng also is dreaded at Venice, where forty
thousand persons are receiving public relief,
ana where certain details have caused great
olscontent; for example, the forced currency
of bank notes, against which the protest Is
such that the Chamber of Commerce itself,
after having applied to the Ministry, an
nounced solemn petition to the Parliament
on the subject.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02

A VAGRANT CHURCH BBLL.-When the city
of Biddeford Maine, was in its infancy, a lady
sent a bell to that place from Biddeford, Eng
land which arrived in Boston, and after a long
time was sold to defray freight and storage.
An attempt was made to buy it some years
ago. which failed. The Saco Democrat says:-
1Several of the citizens of Biddeford are again
making an effort to secure it, and as it is one
Of the finest toned bells in Boston, and right
fully belongs to BiddefOrd, we hope they will
be successful"
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ADefauIting Cashier.

HUDSON. n. V, March 2.-The First National.
Bank of this city is closed to-day, for an ex-
animation of its accounts, it being alleged that
the Cashier is defaulter to q large amount
LATER-The Directors OF the Bank are now
investigating, and will report the amount OF
denclency as soon as aScertained. The Cashier
makes clean breast of it, and confessed that
he has lost heavily on speculations in fancy
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
The Buffalo Mystery.

BUFFALO. March 2.-The mystery in relation
to the dead bodies found at the Grand Trunk
Railway depot has been unravelled. DR.. Mad
den, the resident physician of the County Poor
Ann Arbor, Michigan, to accommodate the
Medical University there, which was short of
subjects. DR.. Madden has been arrested and
held in the sum of $1,000 bail,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 2.-The Cincinnati City
Councils yesterday, by a vote of "a to IL, en-
of bonds to the amount of 49, 900 for the pur-
chase of the gas works.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Collision of Steamers in Chesapeake Bay,
Etc. Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
George Leary, of the same line, last night, as
the Leary was going out and the Law coming
in. The latter had her bow badly stove in. and
ran ashore to keep from sinking. The former
was considerably injured. Both boats are
detained for repairs.
swann's resignation of the senatorship is
considered q good Joke.
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Specie for Europe.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The outward bound
steamers to-day take the following amounts in
York SIG 500 and the Mississippi, 100000. Total,
S6iS 500,
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TOW-BOat Burned.

HUDSON n. Y, March 2.-The Jow-boat CO.
lumbus was totally destroyed by fire last night
at the DO dock X In Athens, opposite this city. Loss
aoout 32O,0OO. IL was owned by Mclean Reley
OF west Troy. The fire is supposed to have
been been accidental, and commenced in the cabin
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
Fire at Raleigh. N, C.

RALEIGH, N. c., March 2--The Exchange
Hotel was totally destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at $4,000; insurance
for 500, 900.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
The Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA Me-, March 2-The Maine Legisla-
ture adjourned last night, after a session of
dfty-nine days.
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LEGAL INTELLIaEN CE.

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS-Judge Ludlow.
miscellaneous business was before the Court.
charge OF assault battery with intent TO kill Tho
mas and Patrick Divinny. II was proven that he
at the two Divlnnys. wounding OF tnem severely
This morning Judge Ludlow, saying that whenever
severely, sentenced him to pay fine of $50, and to
undergo imprisonment In the County Prison for four
months.
THE MoNoNGAL1A OIL COMPANY CASE AGAIN.
The case of Stevenson, Walker, Farson. and Davis
was called, and a commencement was made at taking
the evidence, but as 1t discovered to the
case then fully reported both sides agreed to sub
NIT 10 the Court the notes then taken, and also those
wrting saving the Court and parties great deal of
time.
THE ATLAS OIL COMPANY CASE.
An argument was made to quash bill of Indictment
In this the facts being stated as fOlows:-In
November, 1865 upon the oath of Austin Scott George
II. Ashton, ct al, were bound over by Alderman
Better TO answer at the next term of the Court a
charge of misdemeanor, which misdemeanor was
alleged to have been the making uttering and pub
fishing of false statements by the defendants officers
of the Atlas Oil Company and true bill found.
The defendants were not arraigned called upon
any action having been taken upon the first BILL and
without preliminary hearing, another bill charging
up Grand Jury without the official sanction of
the District Attorney. And 1t this bill OF indlcJ-
oURT SR' tS oF co%MoN Judges Allison
Pierce and Brewster-The usual Orphans Court list
was before the Court. In the Common Pleas opinions
were delivered in the following
Estate of Matthew Thompson; exceptions to the
Auditors report. Exceptions overrued and Auditors
report confirmed Opinion by Pierce, j.
Teige Fees. Order tor striking off the judgment
Estate of Richard Murcatory. Exceptions to the
Auditors report. Exceptions overruled and Audi
Io report S TaI HAZE canSSbs 4S t S
report. Exceptions overrnled and Auditors report
Burk vs. Onenheimer. Demurrer to the bill
tanned Opinion by Allison, L. j.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02

A ROYAL BETROTHAL.-The betrothal of King
Louis II of Bavaria to the Archduchess Sophia,
sister of the Empress of Austria, is to take
place on the 18th of Nav.
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F FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
ESPECIAL DEsPkTCHRs TO EVENING TmEaRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, March 2.
THE VETO MESSAGE.
IL Received In the Hons

The President has just sent to the House his
veto Of the Military bill for the more efficient
government of the Rebel States.
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THE BANKRUPT BILL.

It Passes Both Houses of COngresS'
The Bankrupt bill has passed both Houses of
Congress, and needs only the Presidents sigma
ture to become a law.
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EUROPETHIS Pm,
~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~~~~
IMPORTANT FROM RUSSIA.
~~~~~~~~~>>NO~N>~>Nooey>oo~~~
The Czar Urges the Cession of
Gambia to Greece.
---~>~~o~nN~oocIsoOoooN>>~o
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
-~~o-~~r~o~o~o~N~N~,~>or~N~~~~
The Communications Between
Vera Cruz and the Capital.
--~~~~~~~~v~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>~~
ETC., ETC., Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc.
Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc., ETC., Ete.
By the Atlantic Gable.
MEXICO.

By the Atlantic Gable.
MEXICO.
IMPORTANT CABLE DISPATCHES FROM MAMMALIAN.
PARIS, March 2-Noon.-Cable dispatches
have been received here from Vera Cruz,
which state that the communication between
that city and the capital has been entirely
cut off. The Emperor Maximilian has conse-
quently forbidden the transmission of des-
patches to Europe giving opinions on the
state of the country, lest they may fall into
hands of the Liberals.
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