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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
ASSEMBLY.

BILLS PASSED. l..
10 the village OF Mount o 20 be or
tension of Madison NewYork; TO amend the bank.
ing laws TO confer upon the State banks the privileges
credited to the National banks to amend the act Tor
projection OF purchasers Of real estate by srrogaes
orders: TO amend the Croton water squeiuct act.
changing the line thereof between one hundred ana lour
teeenth and Northumberland thireth sts relatlve 10
the Walabbut Improvements in BROOKLYN TO ERECT the
new County fNassau from parts OF Suffolk and Queens
Bay Railroad Company; to incorporate the Newf ork
Guaranty Company authorizing the South side Raliroad
Company lay branch tracks and run dummy engines In
Brooklyn. - -
The bill relative TO the Hudson River, Harlem, ana
Erie Railroad corporations classifying the directors 30
that onefth Of the Erie directors shall out OF ONCE
annually, coming up for a third reading.
Mr. HERMAN moved TO recommit the Dill 10 the CoHs
the clause providing for the classification Of drectors
Messrs. HERMAN and LA BAU supported the mo-
toJ. o.,.,, - ,ooor,,,, "a
he suggestion Of Mr. LA BAU who moved TO table the
bill. Carried by vote OF 60 70 AZ Recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The SPEAKER presented the twenty eighth annual re-
port Of the State Agricultural Society.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING. a, !
Regulating the sale and power of Illuminating gas 10 the
City OF NewYork so amended as to include Brookyn 70
amend the charter Of the Insurers Indemnity or
New-York donating 10 the American Museum o! NatuIas
History duplicate specimens belonging 70 tne state ee
tabIIshing public markets in the Ninth Ward In New
York. in relation TO tue Court OF
oyer and Termner OF NewYork proyidDg lor me APP
p0iptment Of additional Sotagies Public ~ I9r New'
York and five TO each Assembly District; e1tendng ING
timo for the expiration OF licenses III the meHop"'a
District TO May 10. $500, :, Al.
The bill increasing the salaries OF the Justices OF VIC
Supreme Court Third District by allowing certain extra
fees was killed By q vote OF IS to So Adjourned.
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SPAIN.
THE BUDGET.

MADRID, April 9O-Senor Figuerola, the Minister
of Finance, presented the annual budget to the Con
stituent Cortes yesterday afternoon lie proposes 10
effect reform in the system of prohbitory duties
after q period of six years by gradually reducing
such duties. He recommends that the amount OF the
floating debt be fixed by law at G0OOO'cOO reals
The receipts of the Government for the current year
are estimated at 1000, 100000 reals. The Minister
proposes that the salt and tobacco monopolies be
abolished in 1870.
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BAVARIA.
A REMARKABLE SPEECH

A REMARKABLY SPEECH OF THE PRIME MINISTER
MUNICH. April 2O.--During debate on the Educa-
tional bill in the Bavarian Chambers to-day the
Prime Minister Prince Hohenlohe, made remarka-
bic speech After protesting against the entrance OF
any party feeling whatever in the consideration oil
questions concerning the Church, he proceeded to
stigmatize the Encyccal Letter Of the Pope as con
trary TO the spirit of the age and Of the causes
of tho differences which have arisen between the
Church and the State.
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THE ELECTIONS IN NOVA SCOTIA

HALIFAX, u.s., April 90.-The elections for
members OF the House OF Commons took place to-day,
and was exciting throughout. Mr.. Howe President Of
the Privy Council elected by majority OF about 800
over Goudge Tho exact figures have not been
tanned.
RICHMOND. N. g., April Colt IL thought that Levi
sconte Anti Union candidate for member Of the House
of Commons, will be elected by very small majority.
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MEXICO.

FAILURE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS
."r .. ~ IN SINALOA.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Late Mazatlan
advioes represent that the nsurgen leader Paaco made
decided failure of his attempt reyolutiOnize the
State Of sinaoa After his escape from Mazatan he pro
ceeded Immediately to Coma and succeeded in reducn-
the garrison Upon entering the place. and finding no
money IN the Mint he levied contribution on the mef'
chants OF the city to $4,000 but succeeded In getting
only 81 600 Not being able to sustain himself there he
disappeared and 1t believed he has gone TO Tepo re-
lying on Losada for assistance. Before Palacio left Co.
lima he proclaimed favor Of Gen. PlacidO Vegas as
Governor OF sinaoa The proclamation, however, Gre
ated but little sympathy. ...r
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BURIAL OF A rIREMAN-DEATH OF A vETERA

BALTIMORE, April 2O.-The funeral or the
fireman. John Mcbride who was killed by the falling OF
a wall in MoCellan.aey Saturday night, took place yes
tfrdny afternoon, and attended by the Mayor, the
President and members of tho City Council tho Police
and Fire Commissioners, deachments OF the Police ana
Fire Departments. and many citizens Tie other dls-
abled llrumeu remain about as first reported.
Aquilla johnson, aged 90 years died yesterday ITO
served In the defense Of Baltimore, In 1874
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PARAGUAY.

RELEASED PRISONERS JOINING TIE ARMY or
LOPEZ.
LISBON, April 20-The regular mail steamship ar
rived from Rio Janeiro yesterday. The war news
was not important. The Paraguayan prisoners OF
war released by the Allies, at Angosura had Tconed
President Lopez. The Paragraphs had made several
very successful raids into the territory held by the
Allies,
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THE IRISH REPUBLICANS AND SENATOR
CHANDLER.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-John N. Mof1arIy,
President of the Irish Republican Association has cent
the following dispatch to Senator Chandler:
Accept the thanks Of 10000 freshmen OF Pennsylvania
f voed for Grant in November for your late speech
on the Alabama claims. Reconstruction. resumption,
fourishlng manufactures, the restoration 4l neig
National honor aud the liberation OF Ireland wOuld al
follow hos0ities against England
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iority. The same Committee were anxious TO come
10 a final decision in the case of Hawkins against
Decker but the joint rules which give the third reaaf
ing of bills the preference over this order OF bus.
ness prevents them. If Mr.. Hawkins does not s go.
the seat he is entitled to, the responsibility nes Wi'r
those Republicans who either voted against MN o
lodged last week, and their constituents wiz MI"
their names in THE TRIBUNE of Wednesday last.
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FRANCE.
THE TRADE BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE UNITED
STATES

PARIS April 9O-In the Corps Logislatif yesterday.
discussion arose concerning the duty on brandies ex
ported to tho United States reduction OF the
present rates of duty was suggested and urged on
the ground that such n change would be favorable
alike 70 French commercial and American financial
intercsts
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
~ SENATE ALBANY, April 20.
THE NETWORK TAX LEVY. =.


The Senate in the Committee. Of the Whole
took up the special orderthe New CITY TAX
The amendment appropriating $1,000 for me 80
public drinking hydrans and ufnale such sum 10 eou
from the excise funds and disbarsed by the Bosr1
the Infants Hospital at Randsls leland. The appropr
alton for repaying Broadway, 5000 was stricken OUT
Mr.. PARKER offered amendment that hereafter az
taxes the City and County Of EewYork be authorizes
exclusively by Board consisting OF the Mayor, con.
troler Chamberlain OF NewYork Presidents OF the va
Metropolitan Commissions Croton Aqueduct boerd,
Commissioners Of the Central Park, Charities ana COT
rectons and the Board OF Education: ANY person hs-
sessed may be heard before said Board.
Pending the discussion the Committee arose ana Is
ported progress. On motion OF Mr. CROMlEf the Ola
was then ordered 10 third reading.
ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE. A.,
message was received from the Governor vetone inc
bin for the extension OF Avenue Raroad the grouna
thereof being that the said authorized road mas
commenced building and that no compensation 10 ao"eu
to the city. Tabled.
REPORTS.
Adverselv 10 fncreasne the salaries OF the officers ana
nremen of the Metropolitan Fire Department Mr. Iweed
moved 20 disagree and order the Dill 10 tue Coheeoh
the Whole Lost by II to IS.
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NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. 1Pk1t 81. IS

Labor which shall be to laborers what Chambers Of Com
merce are to cspaliss Tho function of these Cham
bers elected by workinecass universal suffrage IL 10
study grave social questions to defend the interests of
the proletarat and to solve the difficulties perpetuay
springing out Of the wages question.
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BELGIUM.
END or THE STRIKE.

BRUSSELS. April 9O.-The trouble among the miners
at Mons, who had been OH strike for higher wages,
is ended and no further rotng is apprehended. The
worlmen announce that they are ready TO resume
work peacefully at small advance Oh the prices
paid heretofore.
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ACCIDENT ON THE TOLEDO WABASH AND WEST
ERN RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, April 20.-The late heavy rams
washed away the embankment on tho Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railroad. between Springfield and Decatur
The mail train running west. this morning. was thrown
down tho enbankmcnt. No Information has been re-
ceiyed Us TO whether any one was hurt
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GERMANY.

MEETING OF THE FEDERAL COUNCIL or THE
ZOLLYEREIN
BERLIN, April 2o.-A meeting Of the Federal Coun-
ell Of the Zoverein has been called for the 18th inst
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Adversely to preventing the slaughter OF cattle sonn
OF Eighty;sxthst in Nsw'York; also. Adversely 10 nf
creasng the compensation OF doormen OF the Metropo
itan Police favoraby to the amendment Of the charter
OF Emra adversely to providing suitable rooms for inc
Exempt Flremen's Association. Mr. Norton moved 70
refer the bl to the Committee Of the Whole Lost by
to II. Adjourned.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE AT scHUYLKILL FALIsS
PHILADELPHIA, April 2o.-A row of IA DWELL
ings at the Falls Of schuylki near Manayunk. were
burned to-day They mostly occupied by railroad
oneratiyee.
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THE REORGANfzATIOS OF THE INTERNAL EHvE-
NUE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE TX
ECUTIYE APPoISTMKNIs-THE NATIONAL
BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIE JEWS
IN PALESTINE
GENERAL PRESS DISPATcHJ
The reorganization Of the internal Revenue Burcau
yhich has been under consideration by the Commits
nOner and his assistants went into effect to-day
The various branches of the office divided into
free prominent divisions. The FIRST division uuder
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TRINIDAD CLOSELY PEsIEGED-THE spANIARD
CLAIMING ANOTHER V1cToRY-LANDlSG VI
A LARGE CARGO OF ARMS.
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swine. As the law Of 1868 now reads, 1T refers only
TO cattle and sheep.
The Senate Committee on Municipal Affairs report
ed adversely, today on the bill increasing the pay
of the members of the Metropolitan Fire Depart
ment Mr. Tweed tried 10 get tho Senate to disagree
to the report, but he failed.
Tho Assembly held an afternoon session to-day,
and ordered TO q third reading the bill extending
Madison ave- TO Broadway and Seventeenth-st.
The bill regulating the gas companies was taken
up and after amending il so that 1t would apply to
Brooklyn as well as NewYork t was sent to the
Committee on Cities with instructions 30 report
complete. The measure met with very little oppos-
tion and it is the first serious blow ever struck at
the gas companies to compel them to regard the
rights of their consumers 1t prohibits them from
charging rents OH meters and also from refusing to
put gas in houses because the previous occupants
may have neglected refused to pay their gas bills
The Committee on Cities will report il back in day
OF two, and then it will have its third reading. ~
the bill is very warmly advocated and the gas CON-
panies of your city receive no sympathy here, IL will
pass by an overwhelming vote. similar bill is
pending in the Senate. The recommtted bill pro
vidng for increasing the Police force of Your city 10
800 men, and that of Brooklyn to 5CO has been ia
yorably reported by the Committee on Cities The
bill creating new county out of Suffolk and Queens
to be called Nassau, passed the Assembly to-day
Yeas 81, Nays II.
The Assembly Committee on Elections tried to get
in to-day with their report in favor of Alexander
Mcleod, Republican, against Hapine Democrat, rep
resentng tho XIlIth District of NewYork, but they
failed. They find that Mcleod was elected by 30 ma
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Keesfrts er Prndnos.

LOUISVILLE Steamer Peoria City-s97 bbis
pork hhds bacon j II 0glesby &co-l0 boxes
cabbage 10 bbls onions n bbls apples 200 bbls DO.
tatoes E poherty-2l0 do Greve & Wilderman-
100 do Is bbls onions Thos King 300 bbls cement
800 bbls lime A c Wilbur-300 do Kearny, Blois &
co-500 do Wizard & Herrick-700 do Bridge &
Son-2l rolls leather Thos Scborr-500 bbls pork
] E Vllavsso-56 hhds bacon bxs mdse Keep &
Cauheid-70 bbls beans l52 bbls pork lS9 kegs
lard so bbls vinegar Mcfarland, Straight &co-2
bales betting Shate-l4 pot ties Fl aaller-l0
bhds tobacco L Gunther-l6 bxs drugs f Hart
&co-l0 do l60 bxs crockery Wheelock, Finlay &
cos bxs drugs Moulor-sO do pkgs mdse rs
bxs candles n bbls pork 200 bbls cement G A
Whitney &co-l00 bbs potatoes Stewart Rich.
ardson-l92 do Pleasants-20 hfbbls pork hf.
bbs beef bids bacon E F DelBondio-79 bbls
potatoes Chenoweih. Casey &co-8 bbls eggs 20
bf bbls pork 10 hf. bbls beef hhds bacon F Del.
Bondio-20 ties lard loo bbls whisky b Kennedy
6co-l2 pkgs furniture H Pnard-25 bbls oil 100
cases lard o Bercier &co-1 hhds bacon d WC
Sanford &co-25 bbls whisky 7 B Blanchard Jr-
leo do Collie-l6 bales cotton Alcus Scherck
q Autey- 5 do Walker d vaught-40 do Nelson,
LsDphier &co-I7 do Eckford 4 Cages do D r
Carroll &co-5 bids tobacco kirkpatrick & Keith
do r I Torian-2 do Beadles, Wingo &co-7 do
G Roach-56 do Jno kings do Tsnsil-
bales cotton w A johnson &co-14 bdls spokes
etc s w Swenson-4 bbls whisky Jno 7 Moore
80 bbls beans B Sifers-l9 bbls onions Woods,
Matthews &co-l9 doz chairs Mitchell, Craig Eco
80 bbls onions pkgs pkgs butter 81 coops poul-
try Miller & Meyer-326 sheep L Ficklia-2s
horses Maxwell-sundries to order-Total III
bales cotton 81 hhds tobacco
ARGYLE LANDING-Stesmer Frank Pargoud
l9l bales cotton Richardson q Msy-sl Jes hoy Il
co-74 Hogan i Patton-6S Williams q Son-65
Meyer, Deutch & Weis-6i Julian, johnson Geo.
AZ 7 H d N Allen &co-42 Male 4 Csmmsck-
80 Aiken & Watts W RobsoD-9 Bussey Geo
80 Blakemore, Bro &co-2s WR Greene & Bros :
20 Jno Chsfe q Bro-l9 NJ Musson &co--ls K
Huey &co-H Violet, Black &co--l5 J B Bailey
&ce-l2 Stewart, Norton &co-ll B Chsmplin-
NJ Ogesby-7 r Powell Jno Hsrdie &co-7
Gerard Craig-6J P Smith, Won Phul Bros
Jurey 4 HARRIS Warren, Crawford &co--I
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$50 barrels pork. 800 piows. 1000 boxes starch
and as besd of horses and mules. Pilots Brice
Purcell and George Maioney. The Alice Dean,
Capt. John Skunk, follows the Alaska, to leave
Wednesday. The p. W. Strader arrived yesterday
from New Orleans, and returns Wednesday. The
Mittie Stel hens, recently burned on Red River Is
insured fer $4,000 in the Enterprise of Cincinnati
ICincippati Gazette Feb. Is.
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Warine 9ntflligenfs.

CRKsczsr OFFICE, No IS CAxr srREEr
Thursday. February Is. 1859.
Clesrsa Yesterday.
Steamship Gov Marvin, Mckay, for Indiapola.
FW Perkins eco
Steamship W H Hewes, Trip, for Iudianoa.
A Whitney eco
Bark A Kennedy. Hoffser, for Liverpool,
A Zerega
Bark Yamoyden, Burgess, for Rio de Jaueiro,
w Lhipps eco
schr Oriental (Br), Ottesen, for Havana,
Goldenbow q Kelley
Schr Florida, Harrison, for Pensacos, Master
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Arrived Yesterday.

eHhvo0 hCssoEosxs
Steamship " Hewes, Trip. from Galveston snt
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola, te
c Rogers &co-New Basin
Brig Mary E Rowland, Rowland, "a days from
Boston. to W Hynsou &co-2d district IA
Brig Gaudaloupe, Alssgo, 10 days from Vera Cruz
in ballast, TO F Csmerden-Point
Brig Martha. -, from Havana, to Chsfraix
Agsr-2d district
Schr Georgia TODD, -, from Cardenas to A q
D'Meza-2d district
Schr Planet. GALLERIES, from Grand Gallon, to Pat
ton &co-2d district
fowBoATs.
Levisthap Schultz from the Passes-towed down
ship SedbeIg, bark John Harris, aud schooner
Isaac Baker brought up briggs Gsudaloupe
and Martha, and schrs Georgia Todd and
Planet
Peoria City, Silver. from Louisville
Frank Pargoud, White, from Argyle Ldg
B l. Hodge No 2, Boardman, from Shreveport
Msyfiower, Keeling, from Camden
Gov Allen, Tobm, from Camden
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Hunter. Jeanfreau, from the Jump
Sarah, Deering, from Mobile-New Basin
Ruth, Pgeram, from St Louis
Molie Ebert. Ebert, from Pittsburg
Peerless, Forgay, from st Martinsville
Lidia Norvel, Byrne, from Bayou de Glaize
Big Horn, Weeks. from Louisiana Line
ARRIVALS AT rHB NEW BASIN.
Schr Augusta, from Psscagoula
Schr Sidonia, from Bonfucs
Schr Annie. from Blind River
Schr Leonora, from Pearl River
Scbr Joinville. from Bay st Louis
Schr Marion, from Tchefuncte
Schr Maud, from Tchefuncte
Schr Martha Washington, from Pearl River
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Steamer Dew Drop. from Tchefuncte
Schr Maria MerZ, from Psscagoula
Scbr Mary Jane, from Bonfuca
Schr Democrat. from Bay St Louis
Schr Little John, from Biloxi
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Mellow QominR Up.

Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
18th, TO Msury Geo.
Bark Columbia. Muller, from Antwerp. in ballast,
to Mummy, Luling Eco
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Below waiting o-der.

Ship Australia Curren. from Liverpool, in ballast
to Wheeler, Sheppard eco
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TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Maud--35,ooo feet lam
Der X Elliott e, -a.s.e.--ll. .og. .i
PEARL RIVER-Schr Martha Warrington
l3, 900 feet lumber Ward Il Robson i..--. ~.
PASCAGOULA-Sch Maria Merz-l0,000 feet
lumber G Merz
BONFUCA-Schr Mary Jane-l4 cords wood
to order u u --
BAY ST LOUIS--Schr Democrst--20 cords
wood to order .rl u ..rsI
BILOXI-Schr Little John 400 bbIs charcoal
to oIder 10 rffllft
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HGceIUt0 Dy A0uFooQn.
NO,J&GN RR-Februsry ILLS bales cotton
J W Burbridge &co-6 Tertrou &co-l by Tete
rs hhds sugar Laftte, Dudho &co--l4 do A
Lane-4 do Dilworth-ls do h Given-2O
do Renshaw;& Csmmsck-l7 do u bbls molssses
r Hsre-l0 do Lapene & Ferre-30 do Roche.
reau &co-4s do Toledano & Thornhill- 3S do 40
hhds sugar Price, Hine & Tupper-l3 do bbls su-
gar 2 bbls molasses Aymsr &co-36 do IS hhds
sugar A Miltenberger &co-hslf. Dbl moasses s
Wiltz-l Dbl hides hides pkg skins and sundries
L Surle-7 bbls rice and sundries L Terrebonne-
3s hides Dufour-l pkg do Suberveille q eau.
tresux-l bdl hides bbls rice NJ Labusquere-iOO
SKIS rice N Tilton-sundries to ordor-Totsl bales
cotton 200 hhds sugar ls6 bbls molssses
N o. o q g Web. IFS bales cotton 70
Alcus, Scherck Autey-25 Jno Hardie Zoo
~ NJ Killer &co-20 Richardson 4 Msy-l7 War
rem. Crawford &co-l6 Payne, Huntington &co.
is Battle & Nobe-14 Lehman, Newgass &co-l2
] r Powell-ll H & N Allen &co-5 D Cook
r L Walker r Adams q Sons Walm-
sley &co-3 Marx, Levy &co-2 Henderson
2 Barrett 4 Lesassier-1 Jennings, Gates &co-2
J II Jensen-l ] Lsne-l3, 200 feet lumber to
] B ST Amaut-l7, 900 do P Markey-13 coils rope
Jno Hardie &co-I oxen G Cockerill-sundries
to order-Totai 229 bales cotton
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.
DETER ROSS,
b q I L d z Z ,

L BUILDER,
Beu1s thanks 70 the citizens Of New Orleans for their pc
ronsge fer the last twenty he has made
ve additions to his Workshops and introduced wood
working machines which viii enable him attend promptly
70 any business his line Shop and Office Of Ply
tania and Washington streets, Msohancs' Exchange box
Ne. /.
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II ATHMAN. j. O.,
TROPICAL ROOFING xANUFAcToRY,
And
DEALER II COAL. CHARCOAL COKE, WHITE
SAND AND FlREwooD,
Orders lef at the above place. Box s. Mechanics Ex.
change, viii receive prompt attention ..t
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ish bark Maggie Hammond, Willis. aud schooner
Ridgewood, Derrickson; for New Orleans, brig
Julia Haskell. Haskell.
Boston. Feb ll.-Cleared for New Orleans, ship
st Louis, Hubbard
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DOMESTIC PoBrs.


New York, Feb 12.-Sailed for Galveston. Brit
ish bark Maggie Hammond, Willis. and schooner
Ridgewood, Derrickson; for New Orleans, brig
Julia E Haskell. Haskell.
Boston. Feb ll-Cleared for New Orleans, ship
st Louis, Hubbard
yoRxsN PORTS.
Hamburg. Feb. 23.-Cleared for New Orleans,
steamship Bavaria. Bsrendis, via Hsvre 4th.
Aberdeen, Jan 26.-Saied for Pensacola, Brit
ish ship Canada West, Campbell.
Havana, Feb. 5.-Arrived from New Orleans,
British brig Murchie.
Liverpool. Jan. 30.-Arrived from Galveston
steamship Pioneer, Shackelford.
Exports.
INDIANOLA-S Steamship Gov Marvin-I2, 1888
feet lumber 10 bbls potatoes 10 SKIS bran 20, geo
shingles 1000 bricks and sundries
HAVANA-6chr OIiental-4l5 empty hhds 81
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark Yamoyden-l52s
bbs -four and sundries
PENSACOLA-Schr Florida-5O,OOO bricks
NEWPORT, wALEs-ship Ocean Pearl-635s
bars railroad iron
p Steamship Lizzie-l6 bales cot.
ton IL bbls turpeDtine and sundries to order
MOBILE Steamer Sarah-l67 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &co-24 Lehman. Newgass &co-l4
Jurey & Hsrris-7 E Leverich-8 tons iron to
Folger &co-sundries to order-Totsl 2l2 bales
Gotten
MOBILE-.Steamer Louise-37 bales cotton to
Battle MOBILES Britton & Moore-2 bdls leather
Jurey q Harlis-6 bales mdse Lehman, Newgass
&co-sundries to order-Total AZ bales cotton
BRAZ0S SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA-
Steamship G Hsrris-s7663 specie Jno Marks &
cO--s6000 do A Pslscio-$6O00 do Seig & Krug-
s3722 do Avendano Bros-$2l00 do Texas Elk Co
l69 hides bdl hides l6 bales skins C A Whitney
&co- leo head stock II calves McQuoid & Mehle-
sundries to order-Totsl SIS, 4S5 specie
HAVANA-Stesmship Bienvile-200 bxs sugar
6 bales tobacco NJ Ledesms-1 case segars Gen
Dan McClure-5 bxs jelly L McMsrthy-50 bbls
oranges crate fruit B Pigniols-5 do baskets
do Macheca &co-3 do crates K Morgan 6co
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W G Hewes-23 bales cotton Francke & Damned
do Z Thompson-4 do Williams 4 Son-A do
A H Pesle &co-4 pkgs pecans E Thompson--19
do H Peale &co-29 bids bags bbls potatoes
bbls beef E Fl Wilson & Son.-3 hf bbls beef B ]
Berkery-20 do Billgery-3 pkgs pecsns
Pierpont &co-l2 bbls peas NJ DIGregorio-406
hides bdl hides as bbls tallow tics do hhds do
B L Mann &co-45 pkgs pecans Woods, Matthe VS.
Eco l2l head stock l3l calves McQuoid Il Mehle
snndries to order-TCtal 81 bales cotton