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Arrived at Pass Cavello March 10-Schooners
Julia Floyd, Squires, from New York; Agnes,
Kenion, from Pensacola; Early Bird, Rogers,
from Pensacola Russell. from Mobile
Brig William, from New Orleans for Boston,
took fire off Sand Key, 4th inst, and was
abandoned. Her cargo consisted of $50 bales
cotton, 200 bales moss, 300 bbls molasses and
10000 horns. (The W. was built in lS49, regis
tered 1879 tons, and was owned by Messrs Upper
Beattie and others, Of New York;
DOMESTIC POETS.
New York, March 7.-Arrived from New Or
leans, steamship Crescent City, Holmes
Boston, March 6-Cleared for Mobile, ship
Mary Somers, Young
BY Telegraph.
To Messrs Harris BidweIl-Havana, March
13-The steamship Bienville, Capt Baker, left here
at O'Clock this morning for New Orleans
MISUNDERSTANDING st Mary-650 bbls
-four 80 bbls whisky rs bbls sugar 81 hhds sugar
20 bbls molasses 100 SKIS corn 100 SKIS oats loo
NEW .YORK-Steamship Gen Grant-Ss5 bales
cotton 1000 SKIS corn Is 900 bushels corn in bulk
rs hhds iron 1918 hides IS bbls beef 81 pkgs mdse
LOUISVIILE-Steamer Wsuanita-Sundry
mdse
ST LOUIS Steamer Mississispi-sundry mdse
INDIANOLA AND ALvESTON--stesmship
Clinton-2l bales cotton Jennings, Gates &co-lS
Frsncke 4 DanDeel-15 E Pillsbury-l5 to J Will
liams SOM A H Pesle &co-6 do AZ tcs beef
rs bbls beef Perkins, Swenson &co-l2O bbls beef
Twitchell 4 Gornila-l3 bdls hides 1917 hides 2
bdliskns bales cotton G A Whitney &co-S57
hides SO bales do bdl skins los skins II bbls tai
low hhds do NJ Kaufman &co-7 bbls do 5l7
hides IL bdl skins B L Mann &co-2 do hides AZ
hides L,Walmsley eco s pkgs pecans to Jen-
nings, Gates &co-2 bbls tallow l bbls eggs l bdl
hides AZ do Francke & Danneel-2 bbls tallow to
Schneider Zuberbier-l bale peltries A ans
Co--200 head stock TO McQuoid & Mehle-sundries
TO order-Total SO bales Gotten
MOBILE--Steamer Louise-2l bales cotton TO
Marx, Levy &co-s Scott Bros Jos Hoy &co
10 bales osnaburgs Lehman, Newgass &co-4 do
psbsr * cSs9n need %ABaag ge
Zuberbier-6 hhds sugar and sundries to order
Total 81 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL Ship Expounder- sacks salt
Ashbridge. Smith &co--s35O bdls iron ties-to
MATANZAs-Bsrk Hunter-2Oso bags sugar to
Cbafraix 4 Agar
HAvANA-Brig Murchie-l96 hhds molasses
776 bxs sugar to A Couture AGO
CAUClS lsLAND-Brig Sailor Boy-)l2,000
bushels salt Humphrey
NEWPORT-Ship Gsrdner-5645 bars railroad
iron to order
MEsSINA-Brig Frutlsjuolo-lOs2 boxes lem
ons 35ls do oranges A F Cochrsne
LlVERP0OL-Ship John Parker Below COM
ing upl-49s0 sacks salt to order
PHILADELPHIA-Schr W W Farrow-Asstd
mdse
BOsToN-schr VIM Burrows-46O tons ice
C C Ice Co
PROVIDENCE-.Schr jefferson Borden-763
tons ice to G Ice Co
MEsSlNA-Brig Caprera-Fruit
RUATAN-Schr Marengo-Fruit
UTlLLA-Schr Chsllenger-Fruit
RUATAN-Schr Constance-Fruit
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Ship John Parker (Brl, scsrboro, from Liverpool
Jan llth, to Lowell Bailey-Cargo salt
Ship Importer. Lowther, from Liverpool, to Low
ell & Bailey
Bark Sea Gem, Roberts, IS days from Newport,
Wales, to Maury Eco
Bark Scotland, Marshall. Is days from Boston, to
G A Fosdick &co-5ll tons ice G Ice Co
Bark Friedchen, Suhr, from Antwerp Dec. l4th,
Lowell 4 Bailey
Brig C II Kennedy, Staples, s days from Matan-
Zas. to A Couture &co
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NATCHEZ-steamer Wild wsgoner-46 bales
cotton Newman &co-27 Violet, Black ECO
Is Lewis Flower-l5 Ernst-l2 Jurey
& Hsrris-ll Lehman. Newgass &co-l0 Adams.
Cockburn Howe-9 P Wits Scott 4 Cage
Payne, Huntington &co-6 Male 4 Cammsck-5
L Grande &cc-5 Meyer, Deutch q weis-4 Prit-
Warren, Crawford &co-3 to West & Wrirht-2 to
Stafford &co-l G Denis-l Toledano 4 Thorn
hill Penn, Pace 4 Nixon-45l SKIS cotton seed
Peale &co-S7 do Scott 4 Csge-ll S Pow.
ers-56 do bales cotton A A Msginnis-l5 bbIs
peas tee dos Sifers-sundries to order-Total
223 bales cotton
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Crr or JirrxRsos. Y,

orrr or Jl'rr.'Os. r.rcA a. issa
Arrived yesterday - $40 Texas Beeves, 1876
Calves and Yesrlings. Sola-391lTexas Beeves, %
Calves and Yesrlings, Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-l3es Texas Beeves,; ia Calves and Yearl-
ings, ssl Hogs, lss shs5p and AZ Mich Cows.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Il Aff1voo Heeterooys
| Steamship Clinton Beckett, from Indanola and
Galveston. TO c A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Castillo, Green, from Liverpool Feb.
| ii. to Huntea &co-4th district ~
Ship Gardner Colby, Dunbar, from Newport
| Wales, Jan. 10th, to master-pont
\ Ship Expounder. lrvin from Liverpool Jan, 2lst,
to Lowell & Bailey point .'u
Ship Jane Southland. Bishop, 81 days from Havre
| In ballast, to master-point
| Bark Hunter, York, from Matanzas, to Chaffraix
Brig Brit Murchie. Grant. from Havana. to
A Couture &co-2d district
Brig (Spsn) Barcelo, from Havana, in ballast, to
Fstjo, Marks &co-point
Brig Sailor Boy. Humphrey, from Caucis Island,
TO blgby- point
Brig Frultujualo. Monssteri, 66 days from Mes
SIM, to master-point
Brig Nouvesu Cashmere, Durall, from Havana,
to PUG Bros-2d district
Brig Caprera, Patterson, from Messina Dec 1lth,
to master-point
Brig Conception, Scarpete, 50 days from Mar.
settles. to Blanchin i Giraud-2d district
Schr Jefferson Borden, Hull, Is days from Prov
dence, r i, to master-point
Schr VIM Burrows. Louden, % days from Bos.
ton, to master-lst district
schr Marengo, Doane, from Ruatan, to master
schr britt challenger, Joseph, from UtiIla, to E
6chr w W Farrow. Allen, rs days from Philadel-
phia, to G W Hynson &co-1st district l6
Schr Constance, Arnet, from Ruatan Island, to
Morgsn-2d district
Lugger La Provence, Francis, from Point-a-la-
Hache, to master-3d district Al
Luggers E Pur 81 Msuve, Lady, Belle Creole,
Three Brothers, Fillmore and Theodore, Ca
pegss and Morning Star, from Lsfourche, to
masters-2d district Is
rowBoArs.
Calhoun, jackson, from the Passes flowed down
to the bar ship Labrador-brought up ship
Jane Southland, brigs Nouveau Cashmere
and Conception
Wicsco, Averill. from the Passes-went down
Ight-brought up schr Jefferson Borden
Rochester German, from the Passes--weut down
Marlborough mp brig Frultsjualo and schr
VIM l. Burrows
Harry Wright, Wright. from the Passes-towed
down and to sea 10th inst, briggs Ida S Cor
merry and Sociated-brought no briggs Jas
Murchie and Barcelo, schrs w w Farrow and
Leviathan. Schultz, from the Passes-went down
Marlborough up ship Gardner Colby and
brig Caprera
down and to sea 10th inst, bark Oilers
brought up ship Expounder and brig Sailor
Reaney, Riddle, from the Passes-went down
Marlborough up bark Hunter, and schrs
Marengo and Challenger
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez
New Era, Dugas, from Thibodsux
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Peytona, Sutton, FIN Louisville. 3 bsrges
Hunter, Jeanfreau. from the Jump
st Mary's, Carlton, from Camden
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Mary Diana, from Pearl River
Schr Hermit, from Pascagoula
Schr Argosss, from Psscagoula
Schr Eagle, from Blind River
Sloop Mary Jane. from Springfield
ARRIVALS AT TEE OLD BASIN.
6chr Refine Hortense, from Proctorvie
Schr Hermit No 2, from Bonfuca
Schr Francis. from Bonfucs
SchI Amanda, from Pascagoula
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Ixion! Ixionl The Man at the Wheel at the
Academy Monday night.
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@artme 5nteQiae1fe.
CRESCENT Trrcs, No. IS CAN'T sIREkf, I
sunday. March IA. lisa 3
CLEARED Yesterday.

Steamship st Mary. Bourne, for Galveston,
G A Whtoey &co
steamship Gen Grant. Quick, for New York,
Wood. Low Ludwigsen
Steamer wauanita, Shuman, for Louisville, Master
Steamer Mississippi, for st Louis, Master
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK. ..in
THE CRoxwELL LINE.
E IHIs LINE is COMPOSED OF TIE FOL-
SRiE LOVING STEAMSHIPS:
Gee. CrenwelI. Geo. Washington.
AariDesas Certes.
Certes.
HoRATIo NELSON, Commander,
WIN leave wharf, foot Tsulsuss street, on sATUR-
DAY. March 10th, st5P.n
PASSAGE....................
Freight for Liverpool Havre taken by this
Line, and through bills Of lading given for same.
ALFRED MoULroN,
Il Csrondeet street.
FOB NEW YoRK
nEKCHANTy STEAMSHIP LINE
xS1F1e C.npn.,as u. ar.sel... Steamship
SssssEst ssssf " H s1s.
S SSiIHS =: s; ss
~ ''n'''' Gen. Meade.
A W. SAMPSON. Commander,
WIZ leave her wharf, Jefferson street. on SUNDAY
fSs.. sss.n.n nav. superior accommodation. tor PEI.
CABIN ........................ss o.
- Biis Of Lading signed through TO Liverpool
For freight or passage spplyts it-
WOOD. LOW 4 LUDwIGSKN
No. 100 Common street
The steamship CRESCENT CITY win follow. leaving on
SUNDAY. March 2sh stsAx
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TEE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMIMoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LIBERTY. 100 tons..... Thomas A. Balm Commander
CUBA........ HOO tons...... Dukeheart Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets to New York................. $50.
H& ToSoaIss Il KEY w w { TT sA .pssdia
- fast steamship
Cubas
DUKEHARr. Commander.
WIN leave her wharf, opp site Jackson Square, on THURS
DAY, March 18TH at r. L., carrying the U. 8. mails.
For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
apply 10 WITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO.,
70 Carondelet street.
BSo bills Of sdns but those of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight procured from this Office
No freight for Havana taken altar Il O'Clock the day of
sailing
HAVANA.
FOE HAvANA-U. 8. NAIL LINE
To sail on TUESDAY. March 10th, ct O'Clock Hn
FOR HAvANA-U g. MAIL hINE-
- The Al Iron Steamship
Lavaca,
L. H LIVINGSTON, Commander
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Csope street, First District
- above For freight passage apply
F.W. PERKINS 90, Agents.
% Csrondelet street
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LIST OF VESSELS
Corrected Daily.

Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
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REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET FsR
vlCKsBURG :,
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, HBY.n
- - FOR DONALDsOaVILLE, Pa.
fxoXUkt quemine. Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara. houtSss
kEb he'd River Matches, Waterproof Rodney.sk
Joseph, Grand Gulf, vicksburg and all intermediate sT
ings-The splendid passenger packet Belle Lee, T. =.
Leathers master; Adoph Martin and Samuel Ayes clers
will leave above, connecting Vicksburg with the
Calumet and Countess for Tsshatche and Yszoo ra
For freight and passage apply on board, or 70
O. q. WAYNE. IS Matches strees
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Steamer Evening Star left Shreveport wednes.
day. 10th inst, at AN. In port for New Or
leans, Judge Fletcher. Leo and Dora arrived and
departed for jefferson same day. Met Era No. 10
at Wincey's, Lizzie Tate below Pecan Point, Ma
tional at Curley's, Grey Eagle below Curley's,
Lulu D. at Concordis, and Selma at Piaquemine.
Red River falling all the way down.
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NED RIVER.
REGULAR NEW oRLEANsAND JEFFERSON PACKET
Leaves MONDAY, March 18TH at5ru
- - FOK HURRICANE AND CARO-
zszszzS lima Bluffs, Shreveport Grand Ecors AIsxsn
dris and all way psnstioKsThe new and fast sidswhss
passenger packet
Evening Star,
B. p. FULTON Master; TOM. JACOBS Clerk;
win leave above connecting with steamers George aud
Right Way for Upper Red River For freight or an
ply on board, to
GEO. Fl. LORD. 20 Gravier street
II r. EPPLER. 4Tchoupitoulas street
INDEPENDENT WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves New Orleans every SATURDAY st5PH
Leaves Shreveport every WEDNESDAY, a. 10 A. n
~h THE NEW PAssENGER
Kart Able,
W. @. HARRISON. Master.
VIII leave above for Shreveport Bayou rand
Ecore lexandris and all intermediate Landings on Red
River. For freight passage having unsurpassed accom-
modations, apply on board
GEO d. BITE, II Tchoupitoulas street.
A. BRITTOF. 88 Common street
n. o DoNOHUE. Tcnoupitoulas street
p The Bart Able will have a clerk at the head o
street to receive FREIGHT every Thursday morn
ing. 80 =
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CUBA.
Progress or the Revolution.

HAVANA MhECH -.
The Steamer Commardltereo which
was taken possession of by her pRssen-
gers, carried but one days supply of
coal. Vessels which arrived to-day
report seeing her OFF Syrup Keys
under sail, others report seeing
her anchored Oft the Bahama Banks
one hundred miles from Nassau. A
Spanish man of war has gone in pursuit
of her.
Intelligence from LaguA states that a
party of young Cubans have organized
themselves into n military company
with the intention of joining the lnsur~
gents. They were betrayed, however,
by one of their number and all includ-
ing Medureo, the reputed leader, were
imprisoned.
The Havana journals publish dis
patches from all parts of the Island.
The news received Is favorable to the
Government, and reports of several
skirmishes between the troops and In
surgents have been received. The
Commercial has been armed and fitted
out as gunboat, and to-day sailed
from CardeneS to interrupt an eXpe di-
ton expected from Nassau. One of
the Peruvian monitors remained four
days ut Puerto Navaiga, four leagues
from Gibra, during which time the
crew we're engaged in cutting wood for
the purpose OF supplying steam.
Advices from Port-au-Prince, 18th
inst, was received. Salnave was in
n precarious situation. Owing to the
state of finances, the navy had not re-
ceived any pay for three months. and
there was an alarming feeling at the
Capital against SalnnVe. The blacks
we're iealOna OF the whites and assas-
sinations wore feared. A petition was
in circulation praying for the block
aiding port Aux Clas.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Bnltlmore Cattle market.
THURSDAY, March 25


BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to S92 head, against S03 last week: OF
the number offered 223 head came from
Virginia, 3SS from Ohio, 80 from West
Virginia, and 6S from Illinois, over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; 50 from
Pennsylvania over the Northern Central
Railroad, 134 from Maryland and 8
from Pennsylvania on foot, and / from
Maryland by boat. OF the receipts 553
head were taken by Baltimore butchers.
62 by Washington and Annapolis
butchers, SS sold to spectators for 9TH
er markets, 10 were reshipped to the
East without being offered here, and the
balance left over unsoId. Prices day
ranged as follows: Old Cows and Seal
aWags at IS 25a5 90; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at SIS 50aG so; fair quail
ity Beeves 81 50aS 25; and the very best
Beeves at IS 25a9 so per 100 lbs, the av-
erage price being about 81 20 gross. The
market opened moderately active this
morning, and for good and prime
25 cts per 100 lbs on the rates of last
week, but on common and medium
grades of Cattle there was no change,
the market closing rather dull.
SHEEP.-The receipts during the past
week have been large, and although a
good demand has prevailed, the quota
tions show decline OF fully nc per lb.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair
to good wool Sheep at 514aS cts, and
at 5a6E cents per lb gross.
HoGs:-The market during the past
week has been fully supplied, and with
a limited demand quotations are barely
sustained. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Fair to good fat Hogs $l4al5 so,
with IL few extra at SIS 75 per 100 lbs net
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aELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
"A letter from a Republican is pu

"A letter from Republican is pub.
lished at Atlanta, Ga, which points
out the status and nature and pros
poets of the Republican party in
| Georgia. and shows who are 10 be
looked to as future friends and relia-
BILE supporters of President Grant and
| his administration. 1t shows how the
| 10Th amendment to the Constitution
| was defeated by combination with
Governor Bullock, Ben. Hill and Gen
eral Robert TOombs.
"A colored man was lying in the
Norwich depot, in Worcester, Mass,
Saturday afternoon who died soon
after without being able 10 give any ac-
count of himself. He has since been
identified as J. D. Anderson, OF Cam
bridge.
"A firm in Hartford, Conn.,, received
contract to build a granite .and
marble Mausoleum in memory OF
Dean Richmond, of New York, at
cost of SIS, 600.
Joseph d. Martin, late Cashier OF
the Hide and Leather Bank of Boston,
was discharged Saturday by order of
the United States Circuit Court, in ac-
cordance with President Johnson's par
Martin with embezZlement and conspi>
racy to defraud, were produced by the
Government Attorney, on which he
gave bail in the sum of $4,000 to
answer.
Thomas S. Wood editor of the Ohio
Patriot and prominent politician of
Columbiana county, Ohio, died at
Salem Saturday.
In the Superior Court at Greenfield,
Mass, on Saturday, Francis n. Morrill,
and Anthony Baker, were sentenced TO
ten years each in the State prison. II.
G. Woodward was convicted of man
slaughter; sentence deferred.
Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mrs. Chand-
ler Eastman have been elected mem
bers of the School Commission at West
Concord, N. 81. The board consists OF
five.
Stephen Wilkins, a stock broker,
was robbed Saturday, at Detroit, OF
s., 900 in bonds by two confidence men,
who had the desk so arranged that
bonds put in the pigeon-hOle were i'm
1nediat elY abstraCted by II confederate.
Both swindlers reached Canada in
safety.
The Steamer Commoditor which
left Havana last Tuesday for Cardenas
was seized by several of the passengers
who proved to be patriots. The lady
passengers were safely landed with a
portion of the crew and captain on
key near Cardenas when the captors
took the steamer. 1t is supposed they
took it to Nassau.
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LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2G.

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.
Auditor Wickliffe, who was arrested
Yesterday, but released on bail, has
published a notification to the public
against transacting business with the
Auditors office until he regains possess
sion OF it, stating that the Office has
been illegally seized by Governor War
mouth, and the financial department OF
government is virtually suspended.
Upon presenting himself at the Audi
tors Office. yesterday, with his appoint.
ment from Governor Yarmouth, Mr..
Delayse was refused possession by Mr..
Wickliffe, when the latter was elected
by the Superintendent of the police
Legal opinions are given that the Gov
ernor had no right to eject Mr.. Wick
life, as this could only be done by inn
peachment or indictment and -convlc-
lion.
Another race was made up to-day for
the spring meeting in the Metairte
course, to be run sometime during the
races which begin on the 9th proximo,
being catch weight dash of half-mile
heats for 81, 900. Mr.. Lipscomb, OF New
Orleans, named Mamie McNainey, and
Mr.. Williamson. of Mobile, naming the
horse Lewis f. Smith.
Edenboro arrived to-day, and has
been entered for the large stake in the
hurdle races.
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GheGttelliaenrer
Charleston ParlurIunt.


The good people of Charleston, Kan
Goth, of which we find glowing ac-
counts in the papers, to see what could
be done towards redeeming the pledges
made by their members to secure
the location OF the capital. Many
speeches were made and IA great deal
of argument was INDUCED by the ora
tors to convince their hearers and them
selves that the location was a fixed
fact and could not be undone; but we
have been unable to see that any mon
ey was contributed except in one case
by an enthusiastic gentleman from
Braxton who CHANGED to be present. A
resolution was adopted Congratulating
the people of West Virginia on the
location at Charleston. In view of the
fact that there is great diversity of
opinion whether it is a matter over
which the people of the State generally
(for instance Parkersburg) feel like be-
ing congratulated, it might have been
more appropriate if the meeting had
congratulated itself, and left II an open
question for the rest of the State.
The meeting provided for commit
tees to canvass the entire county for
subscriptions, for another to obtain
charter and subscriptions to build
good hotel during the approaching
summer, and for another to contract
for accommodations for the legislature
and public offices in building about
to be erected by the Odd Fellows. The
hotel is to cost $4,000 and no doubt it
is needed there whether Charleston be-
comes the capital or not.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March q

WASHINGTON, March n.
The President declined TO receive
visitors to-day owing to sickness and a
bad headache.
VIM. Richardson, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, was sworn in to-day.
1t is understood that there will be a
considerable reduction in all bureaus
and in the Treasury Department on the
first of April. Dismissals will be
made from the least efficient and most
abnoxious politically of the employees.
It is understood that Geo. A. Halsey,
who was recently offered the Register
ship of the Treasury is yet undecided
whether he will accept that Office.
Walter Mcfarland, corps engineer is
assigned to the charge OF harbor inn
proVements of Lake Erie west of Cleve-
land, of Lake Ontario, of st. Mary's
river and the constitution of Fort
Wayne, Michigan, in addition to the
present duties.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
SPAIN TO HAVE A KING.

SPAIN TO HAVE A KING.
MonfDcnsIer the Coming Man.
NEW YORK, March %.
The Heralo's special dated London,
March 9th. has advices from Spain
which renders it certain that Montpen-
sier will be proclaimed King. He will
arrive in Spain within a fortnight on
the iron clad Victoria, now at Lisbon.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 81.
kilograms from Hong Kong to-day
report the total loss of the Pacific Mail
steamship Hermann, north of Yokoha-
ma. She had large number of
Japanese troops on board, all OF whom
were drowned.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 2S.
Late Rio Janeiro letters received here
state that General Polydoro has been
assigned to the command of the allied
forces now in Paraguay. The Para
guayans at a recent assemblage in AS
cuasiou, adopted petition praying
the Allies to form a provisional gov
ernment with that city as its capital.
The Ganlois newspaper says that the
Emperor Napoleon has demanded an
explanation of the King of Prussia, in
regard to the recent mobilization of
troops in the western provinces.
GREECE.
ATHENS, March 81.
Photiades Bey, the Turkish Envoy
and Minister Plenipotentiary, has ar
rived from Constantinople, and re-
sumed amicable relations in behalf of
his government with the Grecian court.
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NEW YORK.
NEW York, March 27

NEW YORK, March 27.
The Steamship Europa from Glasgow
has arrived.
A mechanic employed on the Stevens
battery at Hoboken, under General Nc
Clellan, prints u letter in the GSmn stat
ing that the men are treated like dogs.
The Methodist book concern have
Just paid one million dollars for a
magnificent building recently erected
on Broadway and 11th street.
Miss Ellen Walker and MIR. Hayward
were dangerously injured last evening
by a collision of New Haven freight
car and Horse car Of the Fourth Ave-
nue. line.
An Inquest is to be held on the body
of Lockwood one of the convicts who
recently escaped from Sing Sing prison,
but who was wantonly shot after giving
himself up by an Irish keeper named
Sullivan.
A Tribune special from Atlanta, Ga,
dated the Goth, says that on Tuesday
night a negro who was imprisoned on
the charge of murder and rape, was
taken from the jail in Dooley county
by disguised mob and burned to
death,