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The Portland daily press., 1870-03-14
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, March 1,.-Cotton heavy and lower;
sales laoo bales; Middling upands at 2l5c. Flour
receipts 6s76 bbls; sales 900 bos State and West
ern less active and without decided change in prices
supeIfne State s. q 20; extra do 40 q 90;
choice 10 50 e 10; fancy do. SIS a 8 60: round
hoop Ohio 80 @ 10; choice do Is "a 90; super
fine Western 55 q IS; common to good extra
Western 60 g s.; choice 90 q 20; choice white
terial change sales 400 bbls common to fair extra
SIS @ 6 10; good 10 choice do 6 Is q 70. Wheat
dull and lc lower; sales 5000 bush No.2 Spring
q 60; Winter Red and Amber Western / 20 "a 20,
White Michigan at Is. Corn heavy and 1c lower ;
sales q. 900 bush; new Mixed Western at IS q e5c;
Oats heavy and lower; sales % 900 bush. State Ct a
Gle; Western 81 q 531c efquiet; sales 100 bbls.
new plain mess 10 90 q Is 90. Pork lower; sales 800
bbls also 100 bbls. new mess, seller April aud May,
at 26 90; at 26 90 26 123; prime at 20 90 @
q co. Lard lower les 55 terces also 225O tierces
steam, seller April, May, June and July, at l4l a
15ic. Butter steady; sales Ohio a. il a Csc; state
26 q 45c Whiskey heavy; sales 200 b6ls.; Western
fres at 90 9S Rice quiet; sales 80 tierces Caroli-
ma at a &c. Sugar quiet; sales 42O hhds.; Musco-
Havana 300 boxes at 9sc: Coffee quiet and Steady
tine at AT @ 45ic; Resin at IL a 90. Petroleum
firm; crude at 15c; refined at 274c. Taow heavy
sales 900 lbs at 90 92c. Wool quiet aud unchang
pulled at 40 q 44c; Texas at 26c; California at 1. "a
&c., Hides quiet Linseed at 2223 gold. Freights 10
Liverpool quiet; cotton per steam I'd.
CHICAGO, March 12.-Flour quiet at 8 Is "a 475 for
Spring extras: Wheat easier and declined lc; No 1
at So a SIC; No. at 77ac. Corn frmer at 7OI tor No.
and so q 56ca for grade. Oats heavy at 35hc tor
No. 2. Rye firm S5 q 81 for rejected. High Wines
dull at 90 q CSC. Provisions Mess Pork declined 10
Csc, and quoted at 25s7t. Lard at 1890 Dry salt
ed shoulders at ssc; rough sides at 12c; short rib
10 90; live hogs quiet at 60 q 80 for common 10
good grades.
CINCINNATI, March 12.-Whiskey dull at 81 "a 92c,
Provisions quiet; Mess Pork at 20 49, Bulk Meats
shoulders at 9c sides at 10 q 13c clear al 4c sides
14lc. Bacon-shoulders at lie; sides at Is a 15lc-
Sugar cured hams at 16t "a 171c Lard at 1870.
SAVANNAH, March H. Cotton in good demand ;
Middling uplands 20lc.
CHARLESTON, Sc, March 12.-Cotton dull; Mid
dlings at 20Ic.
NEW ORLEANS, March IL. Cotton dull and
tending downward; Mddling at 2lsc.
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WASHINGTON.


WEEKLY CURRENCY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE amount oil
fractional Currency received from the Printing
Bureau of the Treasury Department for the
week ending to-day was $490, 100; shipments
to the national banks, 1921 206; to the United
States depository at Cincinnati, $4,000; frac-
tional currency redeemed and destroyed dur
ing the week, $685., 500; mutiated bank notes
burned during the week, 1921 100; total amount
burned, $21, $50, $50; bank currency issued for
bills destroyed during the week, $279. 800; total
amount issued therefor, 1928 881 $50; balance
due for mutiated notes, $139 069; bank circu-
lation outstanding at this date, $299, 692, 949.
Treasurer Spinner holds in trust as security
for national bank circulation, $342, 1854 $50, and
for public deposits, sly ,4S3,500
CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
WASHINGTON, March 13-Fiiteen hundred
bills and resolutions have been introduced into
Congress this session, and there are many
more to come. The Senate Committee on Pa
tents have reported against George Fl. Corlss
patent improvement in steam engines, which
expired March 10. The Senate will take up
the Georgia bill tomorrow. It is expected by
the time it is disposed of the Texas bill will be
through in the House. The new postage
stamps will be out April 1st.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
Senator Buckingham presided at the annual
meeting of the American Tract Society held
here this evening. Addresses were made by
Senator Patterson, E. G. Fisher and Others
presenting and speaking encouragingly of the
new work in Mexico, South America and
among the Chinese in California.
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Spain


DUEL WITH FATAL RESULT.
MADRID, March 1.-THE duel between the
Duke de Montpensier and Enrique de Bour-
bon occurred this morning. The latter was
killed. The seconds of the Duke were Gener-
ais Cardova and Alavnor; those of the Prince
we're Senior Rubio and another, name I'M
known; both republican deputies in the Con-
stutional Cortes. The affair has created much
excitement. The meeting took place seven
miles from Madrid. The principals drew lots
for the first shot and Prince Enrique Won.
The adversaries exchanged the first fire at ten
PAGES without result. Then advanced on each
other at seven PAGES, when the Prince fred
and missed. The Duke returned the fire with
fatal effect, shooting his adversary through the
mead, and in a few moments he expired. The
Duke showed the utmost GOODNESS during the
combat, but vas much affected when he was
informed OF the result As the Prince is poor,
the Duke offers to provide for his widow and
children. The quarrel was caused by harsh
letters against the Duke which the Prince adj
dressed to the Montpensiersts Henri de
Bourbon was brother OF the Prince de Assis,
consolt of Queen Isabella, and cousin OF the
Duchess of Montpensier.
THE CARLIsTs.
In spite of the vigilance of the authorities on
both sides OF the frontier, numbers of Carlists
have crossed into Spain.
THE SALE OF CUBA.
Ia the Cor!es yesterday Gen. Prim pro-
nounced utterly false the recent statement in
the New York journals that Mr.. Sumner had
received propositions from him for the sale of
Cuba, and stated that no election of Deputies
had bean held in the island as the time had
not yet arrived and the troubles had not yet
ended, al
France.
DEATH OF MoNTALEMBART
PARIS, March 13.-Count de Montalembart,
chief of the liberal Catholic party, is dead
All the journals, including the ultiamontane
organs. appear in mourning. The Count was
in his Goth year.
FRANCE AND THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL.
Count Daru, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
will issue manifesto explaining the policy Of
France toward the Ecumencal Council. He
has not demanded that France shall have
representative in the Council, because of the
proposed introduction of the dogma of infalli-
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Al the regular meeting of the Managers OF
the f'f'lo'd Benevolent Society, the follow
'ng reSol";i1ls we're passed uraAimously:
Whereas, In the Providence of God, our
venerable President, Hon. William Willis, has
been removed by death since the last meeting
OF the Benevolent Society, and whereas other
associations of which he was member have
paid fitting tribute to his memory as an hon
est lawyer, patient and painstaking annalist
graceful and facile writer, sincere and
practical Christian,
But, as it is our peculiar privilege to speak
of bis self-denying labors in behalf of the
destitute, as an almouer OF our private and
public benevolence, therefore it is
RESOLVED. That in the death of the Hon.
William Willis, who for forty-three years was
an active member of this Society, we mourn
TIE loss of the only link which connected us
with the original founders of this ancient
charity,
Reso1oed, That his earnest zeal aud untiring
devotion to the interests of this body, whether
as member, director or President, furnish a
remarkable example for our faithful imitation.
Resolued, That in the decease of our lament
ed associate, the poor of this city have LOST a
steadfast and ever sympathizing friend.
-, ReSoHed, That We tender the family under
these repeated blows of affection, the express
Ion of our heartfelt coincidence.
ReSoLCed, That these resolutions be entered
upon the records, and that copy of them be
sent to the family of the deceased.
THOMAS r. HAYES, Secretary.
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Q Q MI Nj Err CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads und steamboats,
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-39O bbls
Hour, 80 hhds moiasses 100 boxes raisns, 40 bales
oak1m 25 boxes oranges 100 bbs pork, 10 do liquors
IA bds baskets, so rkins lard, so boxes Spices
OIL Al bales Irvine, II kegs lead 300 pkgs to Princes
Express, 14o do to order. For Canada and up coun-
try, 16 Ddls iron, casks and 20 bbls OIL 81 sheet
iron, II casks glue 900 dry hides hid moasses 1853
dry hides Is bdls leather, 80 bags dye stuff II casks
soda ASH 10 bales WOOL 70 boxes axes bales cotton
steam pump, 80 wheels, 80 bags shoddy SO bbls
phosphate lime, hid hams, 1 organ, "a bdls tie
nails, piano forte, trunks plates iron, 40 pkgs
to order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YORK-S4 bis
cotton 70 do WOOL 20 rolls leather 1000 dry hides 81
bales hides, 70 hhds molasses do tobacco 6 casks
SKINS do SOAP 10 do soda ash, SO bds paper hang
ings, IL set wh els II seghs 100 boxes TIM "a do to-
bacco, 81 do bters, 81 bags Seed 81 chests tea 80
bbls OIL Isl do -four, 60 do sugar. II do apples, do
oranges 2 pianos, l54 pkgs sundries.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 200 cans milk. 300
bbls. Hour, III pkPs merchandise, 1 horse, boat
cars lumber do ship knees do barley, do reas l
do oats lido wheat, de bark, do Shocks do match
CORR For shipment to Europe 20 cars provisions IA
do wheat, do flour, do copper ore. For shipment
east, 1000 bbls flour, car feed
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILROAD car
charcoal do shocks, do shingles, do oil CLOTH 80
sacks waste, 10 bales bats, IA bdls paper cases
goods. ~ pkgs merchandise, 20 freight for Bos-
ton.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-269 pkgs merchan-
disc, 1872 sides leather, horse oil carpets do
exec lsior, do lumber, do potatoes.
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The PRovIDENr Assoc1ATIoN.-This benev-
oleut institution is yet called upon daily tor
relief to the suffering poor, though the winter
months have gone. The destitute who have
somehow got through the winter ere still des'
titute in early spring, and many, with little
ones dependant upon them hardly know which
way to tnrn to get them bread. The donations
during the inclement season have spoken well
for the kindness of our people, but there is YET
want of more funds. We have been requested
by the agent to say that circulars have been
left at several houses, which circumstances
will prevent him calling for. If any having
these circulars will enclose in them what they
intend to give and direct to Oliver Gerrisb,
Treasurer, through the post office, the Post
master has kindly promised to see that they
are forwarded at once. Any others who de-
sire may help the operations along by calling
on Mr.. Gerrish. A little more help FROM those
who have not yet responded will enable them
to ease their applicants through the bad wealth
er of March and perhaps April.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, March 13.-The following was the condi-
ton of the market yesterda at the close of the week.
Sugar dull and unsettled TIE exports during the
week 81 900 boxes, of which $4,000 boxes were
to the United States and 0.O00 hhds, of which $500
were to the United States. The stock in warehouse
is 900 boxes and $4,000 hhds. Muscovado active
fair 10 good refining at Il u reals per arrobe. Mo.
Butter active. Tallow trmer at III y ib. Bacon
steady at zoe. Petroleum heavy at % a. reals. Po-
tatoes quiet at so q " Dbl.
LONDON, March 12.-113O A. M.-Consols 92E for
money and account.
American securities = United States 5-2O's OF
1862, coupons, 90s do 1865, old 80: do 1897 &c., U.
S. 10-4o's, SIT. Erie shares 200. Illinois Central
shares 1l5a.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-11.30 A. M.-Cotton dull
sales 5000 bales Middling uplands 10sd.
LONDON, March 12-130 P. M.-Consols at 92I for
money and account
American securities-United States 5-2O's. 1862. at
902; do 1865, old, 90; do 1867 s9a; o. s. 1O-4vs ST.
Erie shares 20b. Illinois Central shares 115B
FRANKFORT, March 12-United States 5-2O's op-
ened fiat at 95a q 95f.
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superior Court.

MARCH CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PREsIDIN,
SATURDAY Jury was dismissed for the term Fri
day afternoon after trying six All the case
in this court have been finally disposed of this tern
except three. The same jury comes in at the Apr
term. which begins Tues6 ay, April 9th. Friday at
ternoon the Judge tried while the jury was out, M
1903, Smith vs.. Thompson & wife, and in The eyenin
No. 90, Simpson VS.. Jack & al; No. 81, Same v.
Same. Decisions reserved.
Orr. Whitman.
Saturday forenoon the Judge tried No. 270. Yves,
brook Manufacturing Company VS.. Grant. Decisio
pro. forma for defendant. Plaintiff exceps.
putnam. Howard g. Cleaves.
In the afternoon the new docket was called, con
sisting of 100 new entries, fifty of which were de
faulted.
The following assignments of justice trials hav'
been made.
MONDAY. MARCH a.
112-Joues VS.. Mclaughlin & al,
173-Webster vs. Tdcker.
2sO-Smith & al vs. Warren.
2s3-Perkins VS.. Ward.
295-Sawyer al VS.. Barbour
390-Pickering vs.. Ordway.
3O5-Babcock & ais. vs. Simpson, jr, & al.
SD6-Chattert0n vs. Same q al.
261-Gerry vs.. Burnham.
TUESDAY, MARCH TO-
212-Blake vs.. Brown.
263-Stevens vs.. Brann.
240- Sweetser & al. vs.. French,
233-Scribner VS.. Bryant.
292-Files VS.. Mann.
28A-Gallagber vs.. Jennings.
311-Strout vs.. Portland Glass Company.
269-Putnam s. P. vs.. Stinchfeld.
oJT- freeman VS.. Ruby.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 13-Arrived, steamship
America, from Bremen. She reports passing
several large icebergs.
Another vacancy on the bench of the United
States supreme Court is soon to be created by
the resignation of Justice Samuel Nelson, of
this city. William M. Evarts and Ward Hunt
of Utica, Judge of the New York Court of
Appeals, are prominent candidates for the sue
cesson.
The Cuban League last night decided to
4th.
A contract was made last week with Eng
llsh capitalists to construct central under
ground railroad from the City Hall to AID
street within two years, for ten million dollars
Security has been given and the work will be-
gin in June.
Work on tho new post office has nearly ceas-
ed owing to lack of funds. There are not more
than dozen men employed.
Elizabeth Gray, of Jersey City, committed
suicide by cutting open her abdomen with a
razor.
Mary, daughter of A. G.. Hedges, of Sag
Harbor, made similar attempt Friday night.
from which the doctors pronounce her recove-
ry impossible.
Tammany is reported to have conquered the
boilers in its ranks and the ring is once more
united. Senator Dreamer has withdrawn his
opposition co the new city charter, giving the
Tweed and Tammany majority of the CITY
delegation 10 the Senate, and they previously
controlled tnat IN the House..
The safe of the Waverly New York; Ma
urday night.
The Cunard steamer Samaria is several days
over due, and reports were current in the city
to-day that she has been seen off the coast of
but no such informations has been received at
the offices of the company in this city.
A letter in the London Times from gentle
man who had brother in the City of Boston
says she left Halifax deficient of two fans in
her screw,
The Hebrew Benevolent Society was organ.
lied in this city to aid the destitute Jews es-
Gaping from Poland and the persecution of the
Gar. Two hundred have arrived and more
are coming.
Four Italian counterfeiters were arrested in
Brooklyn tonight, one of whom escaped while
being taken to Jail.
Dispatches from the northwest report the
severest snow storm of the season yesterday
At Winona. Mimi, the snow is 10 inches deep
and the railroads in every direction are block.
ed up. The roof of the east wing of Chicago
Court House fell last night from the weight Of
snow.
FOREIGN MAIL ITEMS.
The London Economist reckons the chance
for the exceequer that it will have a surplus of
four to four and half millions pounds ster-
ling to dispose of.
The English Board of Trade returns for 1869
show an increase of exports of over ten mil
lion pounds sterling compared with the previ-
GUS year.
The receipts of the Suez Canal from the 18th
of November to the 1st of February is about
e23,0OO.
The Pope has issued an indulgence that who
ever, while confeSSing and receiving the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper shall repeat the
Ave Maria fifty times and the Lords Prayer
five times day for week in hope of the
Council being brought to successful issue
is to receive full absolutiou for his own sins
or those of any dead persons whom he may
wish to benefit.
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers tor sale the following Rea
Estate situated in Rumford, in the County OF
Oxford, his homestead farm containing about two
hundred and fifty acres of which over sixty is first
rate intervae. the remainder Is lasturng and wood
land, with ao,d buildings on the same ana pleas
antly siiuated on the Stage road leading from An
dover an RuDtord to Bryant's Pond. Also, the
main road leading from Rumtord to Peru, contain
ing about Two hundred acres of land suitably divid
land, with good buildings on the same. Also, sever
al other Parcels Of land in Rumford. The above
property will be sold at reasonable price and lib
eral credit tor portion OF the purchase money. For
further iniormotion call on the subscriber on the
premises, The farming tools and stock will be so d
il wanted. TIMOTHY WALKER.
kumford, Feb. 81, 1870. mar3-w4w 6
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MONTANA.
COL. BAKERS MASSACRE LAToRY
ORDER FROM GEN. SHERIDAN

CHICAGO, March 13.-Gen. Sheridan yester-
day issued a general order congratulating the
troops on the success of Col. Bakers expedition
against the Piegan Indians, whose close prox-
unity to the British line has furnished them
They have hitherto murdered and stolen with
comparative impunity, in contempt and in de-
hance OF the government. After having been
repeatedly warned they have at last received
carefully prepared and we'll merited blow. In
mid winter, with the thermometer below zero,
and when experience had led them to believe
they could not be reached, the blow fell. One
hundred and seventy-tbree of the Indians were
killed, 800 horses captured, and the village and
property of the band were totally destroyed
The Lieut. General cannot commend too high
~ the spirit and conduct of troops and com
mander. He congratulates the citizens of
tana upon the prospect of future security.
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DtED FROM HIS INJUR1Es.-The young man
whom we mentioned in our Saturdays issue
as having been so terribly scalded on the Nova
scotian accidentally called by us the Hiber-
miami, died from the effect of his injuries on
Friday evening last. His remains we're taken
To the Eastern Cemetery, where the Rev. DR..
Smaller performed the final religious rites, and
we're nlaced in the receiving tomb. Captain
Richardso n, Of the Nova Scotan, and Dr. De
Wolfe. surs con of the steamer, also were pres
eut at the funeral ceremonies.
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Extends from New York City to the CITY OF Osweao.
on Lake Ontario, distance of 400 miles, Including
branches. The line il completed about 100 miles
from Oswego. and regular trains running daily
Rapid progress is making in the balance or the lins
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
pracficeable DeIiod-
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MISSISSIPPI.
ESCAPE DE YERGER.

JACKSON, March 13.-Col; Yerser escaped
from Jail this morning. lie was yesterday
cation for habeas corpus. The case was post
poned to the second Monday in April.
A bill was yesterday introduced in the Leg
islature restricting the powers in applications
for writs, and the bill will probably pass before
no bearing on this case, hence Yerger's escape.
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OHIO


INSTRUCTIONS TO CONGRESSMAN.
COLUMBUS, March 12-Resolutions were Of
fered in the Legislature approving the action
of the Congressman of this State on the cur
lency question, and requesting members in
Congress to oppose an increase of members.
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A NEW CARPET WAREHoUsE.-We learn
ttfst Mr.. H. G. Noyes, so long and SO favorably
known in connection with the firm OF Marrett,
Poor 8 Co., carpet dealers, is about to open
carpet warehouse in the large and spacious
rooms, No. 81 Middle street. up stairs, former
ly occupied by that firm. He intends to keep
a large and carefully selected stock of Amerl-
can and English carpetings which he will sell
at slight advance on cost, believing in quick
returns and small nrofits. The new establish
ment will be opened about the first OF April.
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NICE PRESERVED FRUIT. Mr.. p. |. De-
land, 355 Congress street, puts W in air tght
bottles the incest preserved domestic and 1or-
eign fruit in the market. 1t is prepared Dy
his own family, and is consequently put up
with the greatest care and neatness. The to-
matoes and peaches in particular are worthy
of all commentator.
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ILLGNOIS.
DISHONEST OFFICIAL

CHICAGO, March 13-In the Board OF Super
visors yesterday charges of perjury were pre-
ferred against Supervisor Humphry, and were
referred to committee of investigation. The
case of Mr.. Kearney, President OF the Board,
who was charged with accepting piece of
land for his services in securing the location of
the County Normal School at certain point,
is still under examination.
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CHOICE FLowERs.-If our citizens would
procure choice flowers for parties, balls, recep-
aions' weddings or funerals they should leave
orders at M. s. Whittiers, on Congress street,
wnere tney will receive prompt attention
Aoese mowers come from the large and spac-
aons greenhouses of Miss Mary Jones, whose
gardener, Mr.. Thomas Leonard, is acknowl.
edged to be one of the most skillful in the civ
He has ca hand at present over 1000 rosa.b nds
in addition to camelias, pinks, heliotrones
heath and numberless other beautiful varieties
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Inc King of tie Belgians is about to visit
samuel +. Wilson, one of the editors of the
Iscdyune, and Geu. Morris S. Miller, Quarter
EHasler General U. S. A., died in New Orleans
Boston had nearly a foot of snow Sunday,
anu II Is feared railroad trains will be blocked.
Inc Massachusetts Legislature has refused
Sunday. ODe PN
ua Inc republicans of Bangor have nominated
Henry e. Prentiss for Mayor.
A heavy snow storm with biob wind nre.
vailed in Worcester Sunday
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RHODE ISLAND.

SINOW 51OtM and rs EFFECIS.
PROVIDENCE, March ia snow storm COM
menced early this morning and has continued
all day and up to midnight. The accumula-
ton in the streets is larger than ever this sea-
son. The freight house of the Fall River
Steamboat Company was crushed in by the
weight of snow on the roof. The train from
Boston came in halt an hour late with two en-
gines tonight
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL workman named
Horace L. Mills, living at No. 80 Clark street
and employed in the steam planning mills of
w. Fl. Melcher & Co., met with serious acct
dent on Friday last. He was engaged in
punching holes in the mouldngs of sash
with what is called sticking machine, when
the fore and second fingers OF his left hand got
caught in the machine and the bone of the fore
finger. between the middle and first joints, was
torn out and the bone of the middle joint
CRACKED SO that part had to be removed DR..
Gordon dressed his wounds and thinks that he
will retain the shape of the fore-fnger and the
cartilage stiffen SO that he may have partial
use of it.
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CONNECTICUT,

HARTFORD March 13.-This being the CEN
tenary year of Universalism, State Centen-
airy Meeting will be held at the Universalist
Church in this city on Wednesday afternoon
and evening of this week. Among those from
out of the State who have consented to be pres
ent are the Rev. E. c. Bodies of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and Hon. Horace Greeley.
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SAILING OF THE Nova ScoTIAN.-The steam
er Nova Scotian, Capt. Richardson, of the Al
Ian line, sailed from this port for Liverpool
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, with cabin
and 30 Storage passengers, and far cargo.
The next steamer due here is the Austrian,
Capt. Wylie. The Hibernian, Capt Watts,
will sail for Liverpool next Saturday.