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cool. wet weather of June has been unta-
N"'ahIe to corn. vines, ETC., and warm
July Is important to make much OF n show
Ing in that direction.
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Teachers Institutes

Teachers Institutes for the Counties Orleans lle
dOnia, Essex, Washington. Lsmoille. Chittsndeu
franklin aud Grand Isle. will be held as follows:
At Derby Centre July 6;h and oh. Lectures the
evenings of the 5th and 9Th
At Lyndonviile. July 9TH and sth. Lectures the
evenings of the 9Th and Sth.
At Concord July 9th and 10Th. Lectures the eveI-
ings Of tine S.h and 9Th
At Northfeld July 18th and 18th. Lectures on the
evenings of the 18th aud 18th.
At Cambridge, July l6 and 18th. Lectures on tn.
evenings of the 18th and 10th.
At Milton. July 18th and 10Th Lectures the even
ings of the 18th and 10th
At Fairfax July 2lst and 2.d Lectures the even
ings of the 2lst and I'D.
At Alburgh, July 23d aud 9th. Lectures on the
evenings Of the I'D and Esd.
The Institutes will continue in session two days. E1-
animation for Institute Certificates will commence at
> o'clock, N. OF the first day.
All friends of Education invited to attend Town
Superintendent requested that Teachers
notified and urged to attend. Clergyman respect
fully invited to give notice from their pupits
o5-tI A. Z. RANKIN, Secretary.
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butchers Iiuhtnino Flv-KilIer.

sFThe eathsrcs used and approved Of by the fhy-i-
clans comprising the vaous Medical Associations of
this state, compounded and sold under the
OF Parsons Purg;,tive PILL
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| OST

\ JET CROSS EAE-RING. The finder will be
suitably Rewarded by leaving the this office.
It.
DOG LOST. --Bctween Hsrdwiek and Walden
last February. HOUND DOG. said dog has dark
back, whi:e bres-i, -nd has nos;ril shere
he torn by fox. His till cuI- upward. | will
xiv = reward for information where he may be found
Apply 20 this efiicc or PETER MEssIER,
tG-'+' Eboshurg Falls, Vt.
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MEDICAL NETTING

The semi annual meeting 4 the White Mountain
Mrica. society. will be held II the john. River HOUSE.
" hit d. y. IL, WEDN ESDAI, il Ll Plat, 1863
Members OF Jh,I ", dicIl etie rited attend
l.. ". Ill BBARD, secretary
Iu'-ilu =. Vt JULY &. .~fg. Il
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ST RAYED.

SrHy'd from the premises Of the subscriber about
tie I'd Ot June, coarse wooded Cossctt Sheep with
Iamh-. Any person giving aIy information about the
will he suitably rewarded.
MOSES GILFILLAN 3d.
". Barnet. ", July g I>C~. II
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OHI' Fair.

C"J fbff.
FOR attractions to our comm" fair
would suggest to the managers that they
I make arrangements 10 have all cattle.
horses. sheep and swine, kept on exhibit
ton unlil the close of the second day. ~
i, would add very much to the attractions
tor people who come here to fair. 10 see
The stock raised b.; the farmers o: Caledo-
MIA county. Heretofore visitors to our
grounds upon the second day have been
surprised that there was no stock on cx-
hilton. except hor>c>, else.
cleaned ont. Now let u> try and do bet
ter; let Us nave TWO days for exhibition OF
stock. Make arrangements ST. that cattle
and sheep can he kept AT the grounds a.
well as II home. and have il so understood
by lie farmers, and We shall iud such an
ou'pourin" of the cattle and sheep of Cal
euohla county a. was never had before.
And We siuuld see such an increase of
visitors To our fairs that would warrant
the outlay that it would cost t. carry out
the exhibition. Now. let us cndr.yur to
make the fair OF old Caledonia county a
success for 1869 aud increase il altrar-
tons in everything; and especially call
upon the tanners 10 bring cut their pro-
duets and warrant them That pains shall
be taken +" give them satisfaction. Now
is HE time 10 begin. and let IL have every
thing done il season. Shall We do il: G.
Ordination 0Hd FHSfUIiufj0n.
Mr. Charles W. Thompson OF Burliug-
ton. was ordained, AMI installed Pastor of
lhc congregational church of Danvillc
Thursday, July lst. Those who We're
present in the forenoon will mon soon tpi-
gel The pleasant narration OF christian cN-
pericmce 10y the candidate. nor the sIt~c-
qucnt examination in dortrinal Theology.
which was clear, scholarly and jGdiriuu>.
Ia this exercise the pa.,or-circ. not only
III. credit {" himself. bat Won tine esteem
and confidence Of all who listened. The
order OF the Ordination service IN ,he al
tcruoou was - follows:
iulrodurJury-Rev L. Merrill. DauviIlc.
~r.mon-K..v. p Il. Fish Pcacham.
OrIaiuin. prayer-Rev. NJ. IL. Wells.
Lyndon.
Charge 10 Pa,,or-Rev. VIM. ". Tlay-
or. ~. .Johu>hUry.
Eight Hand 1t Fellow hip-Rey. Eiv.
+. Fairbanks, =. Jolln>hury Centre.
Address tothr pcoplc-Rcv :. +. Drew.
cabot.
prtye,-Icy. L. :. Watts Barnet.
Rom. ii,finn In. ti,,. u, .t,r
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7TPERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer.
We clip the following from the Providence General
cholera mobus dysentsry and other kindred complaints
are to prevail everybody should lie literally =up-
piled with the PAIN KILLER. Persons leaving home
whether BE- for days excursion trip to Europe
should be in condition to place tn r hands it at
moments warning Many disease. incident the Gum
NOR months which will prove fatal if not Immediately
checked, be promptly cured by two dose. Of
been relieved Of intense suffering by the timely of
the above usmed preparation" Sold by all Druggists
Grocsrs and Medicine Dealers $40
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N 0 I IC E -,

II" second annual meeting Of thu, Corporators and
lrst Of the Lyndon Lit Bib. Int will b.
held the T. Baptist hurch It Lyndon Centre, Vt,
WEDNESDAY. the 18th DAY OF July. At IL o'clock
4, ~ for the ch.cr II officer. and the transaction Of
mp1rtau' tu-iue- relation the erection build
in-,z. l.. H. rASkER, Secretary
Lyndon Gentle VI July |, lNGg Coos
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George l. Green and Mis- Hattie A. Heath both OF
Danvile.
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Ellis II A NJ A Y

Ell S H. MAY,
LAWYER.
ST. JuHN-EUEN. NrENoNT.
Frompt collection Of all claims intruztcd juyp,iy
L. 3. HARRINGTON. SONS & CO.,
MUSIC ROOMS.
C.Tuc. L. L. street, and Eastern Avenue.
Have on hand a large assortment Of PHASES. CAT~Fr
'E,A~~, susTT Mr-I,. aud I>sTEl eros HooKs. and
dealers in all kinds Of MUSICAL MERCu,>rsg and FINE
An Goods
HALL & FLETCHER,
DEALERS II DRY GOODS. W. l. GOODS. FLOUR.
HpI r FJENISHI\Ci GOODS. Etc.
~IETIT. :. Lnu>-HURY HOUSE.
List of Letters remaining in the poet once iu
It. Jo4n-hurv, July =, l>GH.
iIu-l u Ah'l Lowell !
II,a h,r't >utIrr IhOs
20 luc David FJnIn Mr. ID
FrI.uu " II P-:t-c -
h iII,i Noe IrrCIval 4. vira
IL mil O. Mary 4 Spaue John
j ICIU tIlr- I. ON " Mr. Mary
- partl"s calm. tor the above letters will please
Nv. the tut. OF the list II. " FLEETWOOD. 4
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ADDISON COUNTY

The First National Bank of Middle
bury. declared on July LIST, a -emi-annual
dividend Ui' ) per cent free from govern
meut tax.
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ing and hundreds who attempted to gain
admission were unable to ret in. The
Peacham Cornet Band were also in at
tendance during the evening entertain
menI.
Mr.. Robinson Of Portland proposes to
give one of his readings at the Town Hall
next Thursday eve. Those who heard him
insi saturday evening speak of him in the
highest terms and he will probably be ia
Vured with crowded house.
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NJ IL II Il = a. 4 - ;

DR.. :. r. BROOKS GEORGE MAY
L. Il. HARRINGTON. y. L. LOWERING, ,JR
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prISCd by the bursting OF Il bomb shell.
which, with an Old stove was thrown i'll
to the blast to be melted an invest ga
ton disclosed the fact that but for 4 loose
bolt, or somethin" of the sort, leaving an
opening through which the force of the
explosion was expended, a serious acct
dent would have been the result.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Thcv had an old-fashioncd celebration
a. Montpelier on Saturday. There was
a parade Of the fire department. (Which
the Freeman calls the best IN the state),
with a trial OF their engines, and address
by Hon. C. W. Willard. which was Of
course very @ood-and three exhibitions
OF Campbclfs mcEageric and circus COM
pleted the entertainment.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The remains of George III. Steel, son
of Hon. Jason Steel OF Windsor, which
have been inferred for % years, were re-
Gently cAhumed. and found to be in 4
thorough state of preservation.
Chas. Pratt. OF Woodstock, "polished
or his father, Samuel g., 50 much the
other day, that the latter had to go TO
recuperate. Charles was arrested and
fined, and for the want Of - greenbaN y
had to 20 10 Jail. He in turn complained
OF his father Tor selling rum, when the
old gentleman was arrested and fined
5000. lie gave bail and appealed.
y fancy team owned by Hon. Freder-
lex BILLINGS, took fright at the elephant
attached to Campbell's circus, in Wood
stock, the other day, and ran into Il team
owned by y. J. Whitman of Bridgewa-
ter, reducing the wagon to kindIing wood,
and throwing two ladies TO the ground,
one OF whom, Mrs. Gale, was severely
injured.
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The New York herald., 1869-03-08
CUBA.

Cuba Commercial and Financial Markets.
HAVANA, March Z. 1869.
The following are the closing prices OF merchan-
disc for the week ending last night
Sugar.-Tne market is unsettled, with but little
inquiry, and prices are irregular. The stock in the
warehouses OF Havana and Matanzas foots up
14l 600 boxesand 1000 hhds. Offers have been made
at SI OK reals for Nos. 10 to IL and 10 10A reals
for Nos. is to 20. Musc0vados quiet; fair 70 good
refining, a 9K reals. Molasses buoyant; clayed,
6k reals per keg; musc0vad0 or common, TX reals
Lard sdeclining quoted in 25 Id. tercest 2lc. 22c
per pound; In tins, 24kc. 25c. per pound
Flour is duh, at $11 $12 so per bb. Butter dull.
Tallow steady at loc. lie. per To- Bacon buoyant
at 20c. per Id. Honey firm at AZ reals per gallon.
Potatoes dull at 81 rs SO per bbi Petroleum buoy
ant Hams in good demand at 221c. for sugar
cured. Lumber dun; white pine, $17 SIS per thou
sand Shocks fat; box, o 81 reals; hogshead, 81
a 81 rs. Empty hogsheads dull at 81 rs 50. Hoops
in demand. Frelghts quiet; per box OF sugar,
Northern and Southern ports, 81 SO 81 20; per
hogshead Of sugar, 81 so q So 75; per hogshead Of
moasses, $5 50; per ton, to Falmouth and orders,
ais. Cd. 52s. Exchange-0n London. 10k q IL x
per cent premum on Paris, per cent premium TO
par; United States, sixty days sight In gold par
to u per cent premium; in currency, PAX per cent
discount; short sight, In currency, "A 20 per cent
discount.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
the RoesRs MURDER.

Coroner Flynn was on Wards Island late Saturday
afternoon and took the deposition Of Martha ELS
worth, the young woman there under treatment in
the hospital. she being witness in the murder casa
Of Mr. Rogers Her evidence it is said, bears heavily
against James Logan No. 2, now confined in the
Twentyrst precinct station house, on suspicion OF
having murdered Mr.. Rogers In East Twelfth street
on the 3lst OF December last. The testimony Of
Logan Returned to her apartments In Greene street
on the evening Of the day ON which the assault was
committed upon Mr.. Rogers, having on o dinerenf
left the house. besides which his hand was cut. The
additional testimony Of the witness, taken BY tha
Coroner on Saturday. although said to be highly Inn
p0rtant Coroner Flynn has determined not to make
public without the authority OF District Attorney
Garvin, by 80 doing the ends OF justice might DO
uectpd.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
HAYTI.

Bombardment of Aux Cayes-The Rebels
Supplied with Steamer-The French ADJ
Debt.
HAVANA, March 7, 1859.
Later news has been received from Hayt. Presi-
dent Salnave made his long expected attack on the
city OF Aux Cages by sea and land but met with no
success. After bombarding the city for twentyfour
hours without effect he suddenly sailed away to Port
au Prince. His land forces simultaneously assaulted
the town, but were repulsed.
The rebel President Saget has arrived at st. Mares.
The rebels have purchased the American steamer
Mount Vernon, and intend to make demonstration
against Salnave's feet
The french Admiral reiterates his demand upon
the Haytten government for the payment OF the
French debt.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
ST. DOMINGO.

Another Expedition Against DacE-RebeIs
Active in the South-Pr0position for Anncxa-
ton.
HAVANA, March I. 1859.
report comes from st. Domingo that General
Luperon has purchased a war steamer at ST.
Thomas, in which he intends to embark with an
expedition to overthrow the government Of Presi-
dent Baez
The rebellion in the Southern and Eastern quar-
ters OF st. Domingo has not been suppressed, and
the rebels there are very active.
1t ia rumored that President Baez has sent Mr..
Fabens to washington as special commissioner To
treat for annexation to the United States The pro-
ject is extremely unpopular in St. Domingo.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
ST. THOMAS.

The Sale of the Island Observation-Disclosures
Of Munitions Of War Forbidden-Cnbrnl and
Lupcron Sail for Sc. Domingo.
HAVANA, March Z, 1909.
Advices from ST. Thomas state that 1t has been
settled that the island Is to remain coalng station
for the British West India mali steamers.
The renewal OF the Efforts to consummate the sale
Of ST. Thomas TO the United states causes intense
disgust among the inhabitants.
The 81. Thomas Tidende condemns the whole busi-
ness.
Ship Mary Bangs and brig Adrio arrived at ST.
Thomas in distress. The brig Thames returned
leaking.
The Governor OF st. Thomas has forbidden the ex-
port OF arms and munitions during the war in Hayti
st. Domingo and Cuba.
Ex-PresidenI Cabrai and General Lupcron have
sailed from the island. IL Is believed that their
destination Is St. Domingo.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

Of that island. Not only should there be
proper consuls at every consular post but
commissioners to watch the progress Of the
revolution and to keep our government well
informed. Let us have decided policy, and
that broad and liberal American one, with
regard to Cuba. We trust General Grant win
at once appoint Consul General to Havana,
and instruct the Admiral, If his representa-
tons to the government in behalf of American
citizens are not needed, to remit duplicate to
the Captain General and wait OF the port
twenty-four hours for reply. If this be
not satisfactory, then blockade or reprisals at
ouco
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
NEW SYSTEM OF 1rLEGaApHY.

The Putrie OF Paris OF the 10th ult. contains the
following communication
This morning the Emperor Napoleon III. consented.
In the Tuileries examine the new sysem OF teo-
0raphy invented by the late Mr.. B0nel, witnessing
some practical and complete experiments. Hia
Majesty declared himself satisfied on every point
at noon In order that the Empress might be present.
The advantages Of the new process consist IN sheF
perfect and authentic exactness OF the messages
I'd r0ouIre comment. Furthermore, this system al
lows the transmission Of three messages in the same
space OF time that Ii occupied by one In the ordinary
manner In use ct present
His Majesty considers the advantages ofthis new
system 30 important that ne authorized Count &c
operator every facility necessary to render the use Of
his apparatus p0pular.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, March Q, 1869.
cotton in fair demand and firm; middlings, 2S ";
sales $500 bales; receipts Sl4 bales; exports 800
bales
CHARLESTON, s. c.. March g. 1869.
Cotton in rather better demand; sales $50 bales.
Middngs 2s,<c. Receipts, 3s3 bales; exports coast
wise, 619 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March g. 1869.
Cotton.-The market is frmer; sales 200 bales
Middlings 271sc. Receipts, 100 Dales
SAVANNAH, Ca, March Q, 1859.
Cotton very nrm, with an advancing tendency.
Middings 2SXc Sales $50 bales. Receipts SO bales;
exports, c0astwise, 439 bales.
MOBILE, Ala, March 8, 1859.
Cotton.-Demand good; market flrm. Sales 900
bales. Low middlings &c. Receipts 2S4 bales; ex-
ports, 8, 743 bales.
MEMPms March o. 1859.
Cotton nrmer at 2s1<c. a2Skc Receipts, 700 bales;
exports 800 bales.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
JAPAN.

Jeddo and Negata Opened to Foreign Trade
Yeddo the Permanent Capital Of the Jap
anese Empirc-Reception Of tho French
Minister by the Milkad0.
LONDON, March T. 1859.
Late advices have been received from Japan VIA
Shanghae.
The Minister OF France to Japan had an audience
with the Mikado at Jeddo, and presented his creden
tials.
The ports Of Jeddo and Negata have been opened
to foreigners.
Jeddo is to be the official residence of the Mikado
and the permanent capital OF the Japanese empire.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
Protection Needed for American Citizens
in Cuba.

Our advices from Havana show the in
creasing necessity for some action on the part
of our government for the protection of Ameri-
can citizens In Cuba. The excited feeling Of
che Spanish volunteers and their hatred to-
wards everything American Is not only en-
tangering our countrymen, but is also
giving General Dulce much trouble. The
Spanish paper, the Voc dc Cuba, pub
lished at Havana, calls attention to the
Spanish law which makes all persons resident
ON the island for FIVE years subjects Of
Spain. There are many American citizens who
have been in Cuba over that time and who
have never renounced their allegiance to this
country. Are they to be treated as Spaniards3
II looks from this remark Of the Vos dc Cuba
~ II the Spanish authorities are going to carry
out their brutal and vindictive measures upon
people entitled to the protection of the United
States government. Is this to be tolerated 2
What does the government at Washington
say7 Our Consul at Havana has left, or Is
about to leave. General Baldy Smith will
not accept the Office. Thus at this critical
<ime we are to be LEFT, IL seems, without o
representative. at Havana. We hope steps
win be taken Immediately both to protect
possible, the saturnalia Of blood about to be
anaugurated there. Il would be an eternal
disgrace 10 the American government should
II be Indifferent 10 events In Cuba and the fate
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
rsLEcaApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

man named John Burton was shot and killed by
w. H. Davenport at the western Hotel In Indianap0-
lis, Ind., early on Saturday morning
George NJ Rice, OF Worcester, Mass, has been
nominated State Senator In place OF f. Il. Dewey.
resigned.
urday passed resolutions complimentary to General
Cox, late OF the Faculty.
The residence OF Jonathan W. Gordon. at Indian
apolls, Ind, was destroyed by hre on Saturday
morning. Mr.. Gordon's library, valued at 5000,
was also destroyed.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
HOMICIDE In sIxTY.SIxTR STREET.

A Woman Found Dead ON tho Floor-Arrest
ON Suspicion.
Information reached the Coroner's ONCE yesterday
morning that Eliza Callahan had been found dead In
a miserable shanty in Sixty-six street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues, under suspicious circum-
stances. Accordingly later in the day Coroner
keenan, ana Drs. Wooster Beach and Cush-
man repaired to the shanty and found
the report to be true. Upon making in
quiries concerning the case appeared
that John Hilbert German, had lived in the shanty
indicated for nearly four years. Two years ago, or
thereabouts, his wife died. since which time Eliza
Callahan has been keeping house for him. She was
very Incorporate in her habits and spent nearly all
the money she could procure for rum. or late
she drank to tgreater excess than ever, and
on Saturday night was out on "bum,"
returning not far from TWO O'Clock A. NJ.
Her course OF life greatly aggravated Hilbert and
frequent quarres were the result. About half-past
Ave O'Clock yesterday morning Martin May, who
lives next door, was called by Joseph Hilbert, the
young son OF John who said that Eliza was dead. Mr.
May Immediately entered tine snanty and found
the woman lying dead on the floor, Hill
bert being there at the time. So satisfied
winch was was quite bloody. that there had been foul
play that he called ocer Rooney OF the Tnrty-frst
precinct who arrested Hilbert and he also took the
shanty all ni0ht At that time blood was visible on
the door, and heavy glass bottle and 2 stick
some three feet in length bearing blood spots upon
them, were found lying near the body Drs. Beach
and Cushman made postmortem examination OF
the body, which resulted In finding very many cuts
and bruises on the head, arms, body and
lower extrcmites OF deceased. In the opinion OF the
medical gentlemen, shock to the nervous system,
The witnesses not being present, Coroner keenan,
gave an order for the removal Of the body TO the
Deceased was about .forty years Of age and native
| OF Ireland. Hilbert ID a German, BY occupation o
| scavengcr, and, although somewhat intempernte,
attended to his business almost every Day ne was
n soldier In the Mexican war and served faithfully
through the late war between the North and South.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
VENEZUELA.

Provisional Executives Appointed By Con.
gress.
HAVANA, March Z, 1860.
An arrival brings later dates from Caracas.
The venezuelan Congress had entrusted the Execu.
tive powers to Generals IJose Ruperto Monagas and
Guillermo villegas Professionally until an election Is
had for President OF the republic.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
ILLINOIS,.

Opinions Of the Chicago Press ON the Treasury
Act of 1889.
CHICAGO, March T. 1862
The newspapers OF this city generally take ground
against modifying or repeating the Treasury act OF
1850. The Tribune thinks Mr.. Stewart win qualify
himself by withdrawing from business The Repuo-
can believes he will prefer resign the Treasury
ship.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
| Complexion Fresh and speslcs

A COMPLEXION Fresh and Speslcssy-This
element Of beauty depends upoa the condition
Of the blood and the vgor with which circnlates. II
the vital fluid meanderng through the small veins which i'm
cdiaey underie the cucle OF rich red color and nows
freely the semransparent exterior envelope the
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS, by toning the circu-,
Istng vessels deprivng the blood of impurities
NAV CONTAIN removes pmpes, blotches and
cies Of dscooraon D. eruption from the face arms bosom
or part body render the complexion freq
from blemsh coudiess sky Take the povdes dry on
Packages, ~ Powders, Is. Mailed free.
HALL 4 RUCKEL,
213 Greenwich street, New York
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
PORTO RICO.

Prospect of the Crops-A Largo Yield Ex.
pected-The Sugar Market.
HAVANA. March I, 1859.
Good reports are received OF the prospect Of the
crops In Porto Rico. The weather has been favora-
BILE, and large yield is expected. The prices OF
sugar had advanced and were firm, and there was
great speculative activity In the market. Freights
were low.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March THE steamships Nevada
Captain Wtlliams, from New York February "a, and
the Etna, Captain Bridgeman from New York Feb
ruary ~, have arrived ~ this port on the way 70
Liverpool.
SoUTHAMPToN, March THE Hamburg American
steamship Company's steamship Acmana, Cap
tain Bardua, from New York February 70 for Ham
burg arrived on this port at nine O'Clock this. even
ing.