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BLooDY ArYRAY At FnEparcKaBuRo,i vA.-The
Richmond Dis patch Of Monday, has The following
concerning o bloody nffray which occurred at
Fredrieksburs, on Frdny; ,:..,,;, ~
Fredricksbnrg, q repeontre took place between q
Mr. Marlo%I Who Belongs 70 tbs United .statos
Burial Corps, and Sergeant Young, OF the Twolfth
revolver, with which hs not only shot his nttago-
mist but tho brQtbcye Mitzqll, Of the Sbakspesre
House. Of tho 96tae town. ! NARROW Hsb shot fn the
left breast and though his wound is severe It iu
not thought to bo dangerous. Adam MitseM 70
!; celved 8 Mound In the abdomen from which ii d
feared she will die. Hisy brother Michael is igntS
wound cd In the hand. a 81 q slg,G a = "a 4 .,
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.Wnahin9ton News.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-At meeting held
last night OF the Conservative Republicans, friends
of tho President prominent Boutherners, now in
the oity and stopping at Wizards, wero present.
It was merely colluquial, nothing was determined,
though free exchange Of opinion seemed to dis
pei the gloom somewhat. Other meetings will
soon follow.
The anxiety regarding the immediate passage
by the Senate Of either Bill is abating, although
tho excitement and apprehension is still great.
The President submitted tho papers in the con-
ftroversy between the New York and La Tehuante-
poe Transit Companies, with the opinions of CALEB
CusHna, REvEnpY JOHNSON and others included.
The result is not known.
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ehding FEBRUARY H. 1867 aud ordered to DO printed
III TIE DAILY NEWS, agreeaby following section Of
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SECTION And be II further enacted That Lists OF lot
ea remaining uncallcd for In any postollce in any civ
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Nrw YORK, February 14-Mr. BIaE1ow and farni-
ly have arrived in the city tho City Of Baltimore
The Beredulz had arrived at Bordeaux from New
Orleans. Tho Thomas RoDard Carl Johanna,
Pocohontds, Aberdeen, and Welterhorn, OF Liver
pool, from samo city. The National Eagle, from
Mobile, had arrived at Liverpool.
Arrived, the Sdrd9ossa. from Charleston, and
tho Niagara from Richmond.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, February A.-In tho night session
tho Sonnto was engaged on tho District Bill and
tho House Ways and Means Bill regarding tho in.
tcrnal revonuc.
In tho Senate Q Bill WAS introduced authorizing
tho Postmaster-G General to contract for o monthly
mail between San Francisco und Honolulu. No
bids to be entertained over 100000.
The League Island question was resumed, and a
motion TO tako mp the Louisiana Bill failed by n
vote Of II to rs. The League Island Bill passed
by vote OF 20 to IT, and goes to tho President for
his approval.
A Committee Of Conference was appointed on
tho Tonure Of Of1ico Bill.
The Louisiana Bill was read second time. Tnuni-
BULL spoke OF several amendments. wAbs said
that IL amended too fayoraby thoy would foso It.
IIo gavo warning that he would give tho Senate no
rest, no matter whose bill camo up, until this was
passed.. a#t ,'
sUMNEn WAS in favor Of both Bills, STEVENS and
tho Louisiana, but had amondpents to offer on
abolishing all decroes Of the courts since tho So
cession ordinance was passed.
FEssENDEH was in favor OF both Bills and
BLAJNE's amendments, which admits States on the
adoption OF tho Constitutional Amendment and
impartial suffrage.
WADE finally consented to postpone, AMI the
amendments were ordered to be printed
STEVENS Bill was taken up, read second timo,
and ordered to be printed.
Tho Bill retiring tho Compound Interest Notes
was passed, and goes to the House.
The House refused to concur in tho Senates
amendment Of tho Tenure of OHico Bill including
Cabinet Officers, and q Committee of Conference
was appointed.
Tho Bill to pay loyal State war debts provides
the issue of1o0, 600 900 per cent. bonds. DE1AND
said thero was not time for such an action, when
tho credit OF tho Government was more than that
Of any State in the Union. 1t was referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on tho Revenue BILL
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LIGHT I LlGHTliLIGUTlIl

uSr RECEIVED LARGE SUPPLY OF THE NON
T. IN EI,AifLoslSE FLUID; and this being the only gcnu.
auce tor sale In the city at Wholesale and Retail an
early call is requested by my friends and Tho public scn
'9' d. JACOBS,
No. 243 King street,
suseossor to @. Davis Co., Agent for tho Iiauorfno
Fluid In the State or south Carolina.
FebrlnrY LIS
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SHIPPlHG.

= - TO SAIL TUESDAY, IoTII INsT
LIN FOR NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iJHE y rh .
INAShyorite Packet Schooner LILLY. D. FnAscis
r,x master wants 90 TO 200 bales Cotton and light
freight to nll up, and sail above
Apply to WILLIAM ROACH
February 16
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From Now Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, February 14.-Tho announce
ment Of the passage Of ELIIoTrs Bill by the
House has beon calmly received and briefly COM
mented upon.
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as Persons dcpositng lettors In tho Postcfloo win
or Of e envelope and tey w sso pesss 10 res.
Der that without the stamp letter cannot bo mssd .hut
February Is - FEFEf m "a "a ~ ,5s5i n h &SE,
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a5- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Mon, on the oEIMR OF SOLITUDE, and tho
ERRORS, ABUsEs and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and crsate impedlments 10 MARRIAGE,
With sure means Of relief Sent In sealed letter en-
yelopes. froS Of charge. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, philadelphIs, Pa il
January ID har -iE.. .at SIno "
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aE ECALyARYBAPTIsTC CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN.-The Members tcolnred, of this Church we're reg
uarly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City to form separate Church They are wor
Rhipng for tho present st Donum's Hail. John street
between Meeting and Eing. They have purchased lot
and are soliciting contributions 10 enable them erect
House Of Worship. v
Thoy are believed 70 bc pious and worthy persons and
their object respectfully commended 10 all who have
the ability and diaposon 70 aid such enterprsos Tho
following members OF tho said Church have been author
ired to make collections CHAnLrs sMALIs, THoM.s A.
DAVIS. EDwAnD HIoi DANIEL D: MoALpn, JoHs BEE,
and sAisUEL STEWARD.
Charleston, 8. c., Juns a. 1865.
Rev. LUoTUs CUTHBRRT,
Pastor Citadel aqu.re Church
Roy. z. I. wNKLER,
Pastor United Church.
WIIiIAM n. IfNRRy Deaoons Citadel Square
WILLIAM g. WHHDRN,) cnuten.
JAnuAry4 hmwsmos
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sN FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE FINE
r$ls3T3N Hhip ROBT. e. WINTHROP, STUART Master
Gk&1Yhaying Largo portion Of her cargo engaged.
E-o,.,,. VIII have dispatch for tho above port For
10 PATTERSON X STOCK,
February1 Opposite Accommodation Wharf,
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aS- NOTICE TO, CREDITORS. -oFFIoE OF
MAsTHR IN EQUITY, 15ru JAsUAsY, Iss7.-Pursusnt
to tho order Of Chancellor hIsEsNR nnade In tie cause
ofWrrrsCHEN CO. ooRDRs, notos 10 hereby given 10
the creditors Of HnHx wrftsoHrs dsceased 70 couas
In and prove before Tho undersigned, thar demands
sgnst tho Eats Of the sad teotsor on or before the
18th day Of Mlrch. 1851 br b dsbsfSd a kny beneht
Of tho decree abova rasdo 10 ths Cam a.
I35nss5 q e, si. I .ssi LANES TUpPEn, S5
JanHsfy 1s pltIS .g$, % ~. *, Asntnr "a Equity.
4 "a, FaH State OF SOUTH oAaoiINA.a
WMLIAlfsBgRaA, /, DIsTRIorLfNl EquiTY-:yKHus
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TIaDALRsi RxrcuTo1, n asS-BILI, FOR PARTITION
AND .AIt Erpssrtns % my sar s1Actics mat
LAWRENCE H. BKfsRt aud 1M4RY AIAsTATIA,h his
fe two Of he pefondants b the above stated esse are
bssnt fror, and Without lie lmih d his stass Ii u
% motion os 1ilsgEI W. AkpaIar aanpsipsnts 30.
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pear PLEAD 10 dsugs 10 fhe ss,d Riii ai,hin
p aaSs nom ths pnbllc.t,on nsfee ., the sarns WIN
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7 agwE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z IL. WHITING. Rsqr as candidate for sherin Of
0hhrloston tJudicia District al The neIt election
Reptember 10 /. i.E .lI- 81 rs vi ;r!.5 II,
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3 %,EoTICE To CREDTORs OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 18Th January lss7.-Pursusn.' to
Tie order OF Chancellor LHnaNr nlde In tho cause Of
Wschou o. oordos notice is hereby given to tho crod
ilors OF HENRY WITTsoHKN deceased, tp como 10 and
PROVE before the uhdbfatgnod thsir deandS SgAins.
tho Estate Of the said Testaor before the 18th day
Of March. 1867 or be debarrod fo any benenf or the
decree above made In thecase
tt'5'fs tsSzlisS JAMES TUPPER,
January =! q ~ Master IN Equity.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on wednesday. the 18th December, 1ss
m,ACIUB, infant son Of THOMAS and IaknKL PElc
icolored.) :. .tf.lst ..t.#0 ..F
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

. aS A GRAND BILLIARD EXHIBITION BE.
TWEEN EDWARD B. HAMILTON and J. wALTEH
MONTGOMERY, for $500 aside, will take place This Epe
ming, at the PHELAN BILLIARD HALL, No. 129 Moet
Ing street. corner harkot- I'f1. ~, ~ February Is
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Congregational

Our Gable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, February 1s.-Cotton tending down
Middling Uplands 14id. salos 1000 bales.
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, ys n s. s ST x S,Y7I n q. LOGAN, a, I
&, $, = Com 4 n Equity, wni.nasSurr pissrict
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II lEwi1 sesnrp peace and quiet, the Governor
men to 60 TO the ballots6ox and vote, Universal
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
FINiNCI4L PANIC IN NEW- ORLEANS.

TIE SUB-TREASURY AND NATIONAL BANK CLOSED
-1HE CITY BANK sUSPENDED-HEAVY LIABLE
TIES.
BY TEIEGRAFH TRIBUNE.
New ORLEANS. May l4.-rhcre is great excitement
here in financial circles caused hy the closing OF the
United States Sub-Treasmy, and the First National
Bank Nv order of the Controller Of the Currency.
Nh Knox of the Treasury Department. Washington
CITY has assumed charge of the Sub Treasury, and
has closed the Bank Heavy de1alcations are already
announced in both. +. 7. May, formerly Sub-IIeas-
urer and President of the Bank, made an ASST gImcnt
this morning Of his effects, to the extent of a
million and a quarter, to secure the Govern
mcnt. The Bank holds large amount
of the paper of Cen Heron, United States Marshal,
hut Mr. Knox hopes to secure this out of Heuons =
distillery aud plantation property. Cen Gordon
Granger Gen. Heron, Judge Whitaker, Miles Tay-
lor and Mr.. May are the principal directors OF the
bank. William II. Whitaker is Sub-Ireasurer.
This excitement has caused run on all the banks
and a very stringent money market. The bank and
treasury have been surrounded by crowd all day.
The City National Bank suspended this evening.
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patcgs of The largest numbers Of these are labores
The next largest farmers; then follows IN the greater
number of occupations, mechanics, merchants and
miners. OF laboreTs, there were 73i4, taIm-
ors $685. mechanics 3S5f, merchants lbs, and
miners l.lCS. Ninety reported themselves as
artists, and 81 clergymen OF the females 5S were
servants; the remainder gave no occupation Among
the emigrants, there were from Russia, from
China, from Turkey, from Africa, from Japan,
and from Greece OF The entire number emIgra-
ting, 81 died at sea- The largest number OF passen-
gers brought by any one vessel was t37, IN the
steamer City of Boston, from Liverpool; the next
largest number sc in the steamer William Penn
from LOndon and the smallest number was M T.
small vessel named the j. b. Small which arrived
February Z from SisaI, bringing one female pas
spnppr.
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THE sr-rcrnE OF THE HON. ELIJAH HIsE.

w j. Byrne writing to Louisville paper, givcs
the following account of the suicide OF Judge Hise mem
ber OF Congress reect from the Hid Kentucky District;
On May the Hon. Elijah Hise committed suicide by
shooting himself through the BRAIN suppose he did NOT
live instant after the discharge OF me pistols FAY
pistols because lie used two The details are SCREENING,
but in order give you account in fuil ana 20 STOP as
once any nred statements that may he made Will give
YOU all the horrible particulars so mat notleihg s
Won can present tho facts Since his return from Wass
ncton he has been melancholy much SO as TO excite re-
mark even from his casual acquaintance On yesteruy
medatey home not distant more than 100 yards In half
am hour The report reached he had shot himself
GSw dSpe a% OF reG pistols together
standing before large sized mirror ad dscharseo ecsn
ap ns Of his head Was Blown completely OF Upon
small table Immediately in front of him was found the
From This II appears that the condition OF the country
bore to such extent upon his mind asto render dean
preferabe He has also been suffering for some months
pnder SioJ,es mets which contributed in great de.
gree doubt to his despondeney He was " years Ss
age July 4. 1866 You will perceive rom tne e VI n'
article that he contemplated the act some weeks.
Judge Hise left the following note on bis table;
~ have lost all hope OF being able to aid in saving tho
conntrv from the impending disasters and ruin IN which
Sonotic and nnconsfitutiona rule has involved her
have brought into the puDe sersice I, an asS seo
thst can do ANYTHING in aid OF the restoration OF cons
tnfional government admitted TO seat in Con
sress % wnS SSnfoebied by the infrmes OF age, and by
disease am weary of the world. and intend 10 leave IT.
iava poor afflicted wife, and kind relatives aud friends
none Of whom have any knowledge Of my purpose I
sorrows that aiict me. secret from all do not thnk
even suspicion of it exists in the minds ot either wfe
kindred or friends. ELIJAH HjsE.
"Sunddy, April q, 1887. -.
There i eodcil to my win in my coat tppcfft t,s snee
Suicide ran in the Judges family. HIS father dsem-
boweed himself some years ago Russeville KENTUCKY
and ne had also eccentric brother pained Joseph
Hlse who jumped from vessel, between Ne"'ore"ie
and Havana, and was drowned r
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RELIGIOUS.
THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.

TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
BIT TELEGRAPH TO THs TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS MAY 14.-A night session of the Baptist
Convention was held this evening The President called
the Convention TO order at O'Clock, and the Rev. Mr..
Burton of Arkansas offered the opening prayer. The
Rev c. C. Beng OF South Carolina offered resolution,
providing the printing and distribution of 5000 copies
of the minutes of the Convention the Board TO pay the
expenses thereof in proportion 10 least annual receipts
each. Adopted On motion OF th1 kev. a. burt9n , m oi
Arkansas il resolved that the thanks OF TINS body DO
returned TO the citizens OF Memphis and vicinity for the
hospitality extended to the members ot the CohNenioli
during its session also To the several railroad ana steam
boat companies for passing the members Tor one ate
each also 10 the city churches for the OF their houses
of worship The Rev. j. b. McClelland of Mississippi
offered resolution, which was adopted thanking the
press of Memphis for the accuracy Of the published re-
ports OF the proceedings of the Convention; Hd
also for papers orGcTsS fsaSd 70 the me Rey anki M MN
for the efficiency with which he mas dlscha[geu ,he
gates having arrived during the past three days
the amended report Of the Comntee on Sedentials ws VA
read The Rev DIR. Tcasdale OF Mississippi moved the
reconsideration OF the vote on nominations OF OF
boards for the ensuing year with view 0l optalnS
the change of the location OF the BOalu
the sunday school Union This motion drifted the Con-
Williams MIDI Graves Ford, Broades Val Bagley Teas
dale. Gardner, Jones cTennl selph Jones tIa RENDER
Freeman CMissJ Crane (Nd), and others participated
after which the motion to reconsider was adopted
IN was then moved to reconsider the vote the ad0p
ton OF the report of the Committee of Conference between
the SUNDAY School Board aud the Union. The Rev Dr
ayor of Virginia offered as substitute to the report OF
the Conference Committee resolution providing for tho
Southern Baptist sunday UniOn and report NJ the
next OF the Convention on tue proprety OF the
which after elaborate discussion lasting until after mid
night was adopted. The Convention then adjourned
EPISCOPAL BISHOP or FLORIDA.
SAVANNAH. Ga. May 1.-THE Rev. j. Freeman
Young, ID. d.. assistant minister OF Trinity OF New
York. yesterday elected Bishop OF fOrlda ny tue
Episcopal Convention of that state.
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NEU-ENGL1ND.

REPORTS OF THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE on
THE LICENSE LAW.
BY TELEeRiPH
BosTON, May 1.-THE Joint Legislative Committee
the subject Of license law, made four reports to-day
The majority report signed by three Senators and five
Representatives, recommends giving licenses to inn
holders and vctuaers 10 persons who sell in quantities
not less than gallon in the original packages and
TO apOthecaries. The City Councils and Town Meetings
may prohibit the licensing of either all these classes,
and may fix the sum TO be paid for licenses. Every
license is to be given condition that no public bar shall
be kept by the censee that he shall not sell sunday,
unless ne he apOhecary that he will not sell to any
minor, student nor 10 person whose wife requests
him not to- and that the liquor sold by him shall not be
drank bis premises, unless he be an nn-holder or
vicualer Cider beer and malt liquors may be sold by
other persons who are registered, and under the super
vision of tle police. A minority report, signed by one
Senator and three Representatives, favOrs the existing
prOhbitOTy law. The other two reports signed by
one member OF the Committee, each. The one recon-
mending slight notifications in the present law, and the
other suggesting the present not proper time for
lcgsatmg temperance and proposing the reference OF
the whole subject TO the next Legislature
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON May l4-Noon.-The money market is quiet
steady. CoBsols for money 92 American securities
opened as follows: u. s. Fverwenty bonds, 72i; Erie
shares, 42l; Illinois Centrals 76l.
AfternOOn.-American securities quoted 40 this
hour as follows: United States FiveTwenty bonds, 72
Erie Railway shares 42; Illinois Central Railway shares,
764.
Evenng-Consols closed at % for money. American
Securities closed at the following rates United States
FiveTwenes T21 Illinois Central shares 7ei Erie Rail
way shares, All.
LONDON Mayl4-Noon.-No. u Dutch Standard Sugar,
243 Scotch Pig Iron advanced to 536. Calcutta Lin
seed $751; LiDsced Cakes go 15l. Os-Linseed, $50 oi;
Sperm s131; Whale, $50. t-
Evenng-sugar market steady; sales No. IL Dutch
Standard 2I9. Iron is firm at the advance; Scotch
Pigs SO per tun, mixed numbers. The Oil market is
steady; quotations unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May H-NOon.-The Cotton market is some
what irmer Estimated sales today 10000 bales; Mid
ding Upands dllld; Middling Orleans llad Wheat
sales of No Milwaukee Red at 1879, and White Cali
fornia at li6. Corn 1913. Barley 4s. Oats, 3l1 Bar
ley 1915. Provisions quiet. Pork, T6 Beef, 1851 Ba-
con, 39 Lard, 526 Cheese CO. Spirits Petroleum, Id
Pot ashes, 3l Spirits Turpentne 1913. Common Rosin
declined to G.. Fine Rosin lSi. TalOw, 1910. Clover
Seed, J7l
Afternoon-snce noon the Cotton market has become
quite brisk and the will largely exceed the estimate
made at the opening, reaching perhaps 1900 baes NO
change IN prices, however has been effected.
Evening-The market continued active and closed frm
at the following authorized quotations: Mddling Up
lands 1lidllsd NIiddng Orleans, Ild. The sales OF
the day foot zip $1,000 bales. The advces from Manehes-
ter are favorable Goods and yarns are advancing, and
the market is active The market for Breadstufs closed
quiet but without any change prices Corn steady af
AZ per quarter for Mixed Western Wheat unchangeds
Barley, 40. Oats 37. Peas 1916 per quarter Ibere
no change in the Provision market Lard, 526 Bacon.
s9 Pork 77e Beef, 1851. Cheese, 6oI per cwt Rosin
Common Wilmington, 6i3 Fine American, l3I per cwt
SPLITS Turpeutne S5. Tallow 1915. Petrolenm-spritsr
IIa; Refined, l 2 per gallon Ashes-Pots, s5 per cwt
New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
DISASTERS.

EXPLOSION OF A STEAMER-sEvFRAL LIVES LOST
CHICAGO, MAY l3.-1h ROCk IsldRd 1rgus of last
evening says The Western Union Railroad Steamer
Lansing running between Rock Island and Port Byron,
exploded her boiler about eight miles above this city
The following persons killed: George White,
pilot; Wm wassergn, cook; James Tracy. fireman; ". II.
Noble Of Burlington, and W Beebe of Colara II. Curtis
OF Dubuque j. missing, and supposed to BE drowned.
A number OF persons badly scalded The boat
Immediately took fire and is total loss" Judge Hub
bell of New-Mexco Isaac W Powell Of Ottawa and John
W KeDdle whose residence is unknown, arc among the
injured.
LOSS OF THE SHIP CONTINENT.
BOsTON. NAV 14.--The bark Almira CoOmbs. from
sagua arrived here today bringing in the crew of the
ship Continent of New-York, Capt Maxey, from New
Orleans for Hare which vessel was abandoned at sea In
sinking condition. The ship sprung leak in II
heavy gale on tho sth Of May in lat. 3i' 80, Ion.
75o a. and the water continued gain her pumps.
which were kept constantly going. With Is feet OF
water in the hold the main and mzzen masts were cut
away but il afforded no relief. sea broke over the
ship ripping up the deck and stavDg in her bulwaIks
the 9th the bark Almra CO0mbs hove In sight but
owing 60 the continuance OF the gaze the crew were not
taken off until p ~ ON the 10th inst, when all we're
safely transferred saving nothing but what they stood
in The ship was complete wreck %heh apand1hed, one ana
rigging The cargo consisted of 1900 bales OF cotton
$4,000 slaves, and 5000 in specie.
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION N ARKANSAS.
A terrible disaster is reported to have occurred in
Green County, Arkansas days ago. The boiler OF
the wilcoxson Steam Saw and Grst Mill exploded, killing
and wOunding about 80 persons II occurred day Of
the week set apart for grinding, when larger number
than usual of people present. fragment of the
boiler killed horse 800 yards off,
EXPLOSION OF POWDER Mill.
CLEVELAND O., May 1.-THE Austen Powder
exploded last pght. The loss is 5000 No person
hurt.