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List OK Shipping
~ TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH 81.
Vessels under lOo tons, and steamers coas,ing
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
..r:aroll tr, 1917 tons, Iiouisoa at l}orcc * cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loadinS-h M"re ca.
Champion. l4lS tors, LOCKWOOD pt AdGer'S wharf.
fui New York, loading-JarncS Adgcr & co.
Maryland, 53l tons, Johnson, at Union Wharf, for
baltimore. lualng-punl Trenholm.
Montgomery, 1l0e i0ns Fairclnrh. in the Stream,
from Savannah for New York, 10 he repaired
Master.
SHIPS.
Il c Winlhrcr aao tons, Stewart. for Liverpool. at
Atlantic wharf. rcady-rattcrson Stock.
David Brown, 905 tons. Nichols, al RenncitS
wharf. for Adelaide, Australia, loadIng-street
Bros & CO.
Southern Chief, lels toas. 1lisg!!s: at Atlantic
PfcInc, e3j tons, fosS. at Atlantic wharf, for L!y
erpoul, uating-W Il Smith S ca.
BARES.
Annie Torrey, - tons. Libhy at n0vcc :s co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool. rcady-W Roach Il cn.
Elliott Eitchie, - tons. rung. at Accommodation
wharf. from Guanapc Isles, Peru, waiting
II Card.
A Wyman, SIS tons, Wyman. at Atlantic wharf.
from Iivcrpoul waiting-W e SmIrh e co.
Island Queen tlrI. 31a i0aS Brooks at MarslialIS
wharf. from Newport, Eus, diSchargins-k
Murc & co.
Wm Fisher lBr). = ions. Eurncr, in Ashley River.
for Newcastle, Eng, loGt!ing-B Eheit q
Soa.
BRIGS.
GabrIcla (sran,, = tons, Pages at Brown co.'s
wharf, for Barcelona, loading w i iiiH
SCHOONERs.
I;lias Moore, 90 tons. DcGronf. In ASi,ry River.
for New York. ready A EEs!Gw & CT.
Il w Smith, 2g4 tons. Tnoker At Palmetto wharf,
for New York. rcady-W Roach Il co.
Dan ilr,rl 80 ;uuS rirr''ll. Ia .lS:.i'. River
for Philadelphia loa.Iir"-!! !.1Ser * Co.
6; r Baker - tons, Davis a. y f. Railroad wharf,
lpr wilmington, lDe) loadng-W Reach &
l. W i;unncll, = tons, Bunuel n lie Stream,
from Baltimore. wai;ing-iI + la..r ( co.
Montana. - tons, r.,rntr. Al i l. Railroad wharf,
for Eustun. loI!ng-Gisicy !; Creigh.ll.
Ida Richardson, lis tons. l:mic!I, at Atlantic
wharf, .or Baltimore, lcadiug-J y Elis:ow @
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Friday March 25 the former was quiet, uplands
11< sales 10, 600 bales; the latter was steady at
o.u Gales 21oo bales On Saturday the former
closed dull, uplands 11d91lhd.; the latter was
steady at 22s<c, sales 1900 bales. On Monday the
former closed irregular at 11d.@11hd., sales
10 600 bales; the latter was unchanged at 22Ac.,
sales 100 bales. On Tuesday the former was
quiet at Id sl1Hd, sales 10, 600 bales; the latter
was heavy at 22N, sales 27oO bales On Wednes-
day the former was dull at 1oX, sales 10000 Oales
the latter was dull at 221sc., sales 1850 oales.
Yesterday the former was firm at lo%d'; the
latter steady at 22sc.
The stock OF the article in sight at the latest
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Eclipse, - tons, Thompson, at Etiwan co.'s
wharf, from New York, dlschargtng-W Roach

Eclipse, - tons, Thompson, at Etiwan co.'s
-- wharf, from New York, discharglng-W Roach
& co. So
timore, loading-T Tupper Sons.
] W Wilson, 271 tons, Adams, In the Stream,
from Greenpoint IL y, waiting-H F. Baker
BH Naylor, 2so tons, Naylor, at Adger,s wharf,
from New York, dIscharging-W Roach & CO.
d Woodbury., 1874 tons, Woodbury., Mt Adger's
wharf, for Jacksonville, ready-W Roach L CO.
Serene, = tons, Jones, at Bennett's wharf from
Norfolk, dtschargng-Risley & Creighton.
wharf, from Baltimore, Waiting-H b.
xer & co.
D Talbot. 2s5 tons, Amesbury, at Central wharf,
for Matanzas, ready A Ensow & co.
H Fay, 1s3 tons, Prescott, at Brown & co.'s
wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-Haster
Mediator, - TONS Gage, at Palmetto wharf, from
Havana, dscharglng-J Rnslow co:
River, for sasua Ia Grande, loading A Ems
Sparkling Sea e masted) 1se tons, Rose, in Ash.
ley River, for Wilmington, Del, ready A
Enslow & co.
Carrie Melvin, - tons, Slater, at Central wharf,
from Boston, Observation-Disclosures.
Steelman. 263 tons, Church, at Brown i cos
wharf, from New York, discharging-w Roach
Ida Bella, 30 tons Fisher at Central wharf, from
Boston, discharging-W Roach d co.
Nora tBr), = tons, Howes, at Brown co.'s wharf,
lTOIQ mHCuuZdo, haii'
Minnchaha l25 tons, Sanders, In the Stream, from
Cardenas for Newport. r III A Enslow & CO.
Maud Webster, ITO tons, Wentworth, at Brown
co.'s wharf, from New Yerk, di5charging-J A
Enslow i CO.
Gun Rock, 100 tons, Bangs, Mt Etlwan co.'s
wharf, from New York, dischar. ing-Rlsley
x Creighton.
S Wv sIinmons 1a2 tons. Williams in Ashley
River, for Providence, Il ]. loading-Rislcy e
Creighton.
Carlton Jayne, 175 tons, Erow:l, a. Kerr's wharf
from Baltimore, rischarsing-E.sisy &
trrghb n.
E Cnnant. lU7 tons, Gerrsh. nj Brown & cn's
wharf from Baltimore, G!scEars!ng-J Els.
low & co.
Lamarttae, ios toas. ross, ar EtIwan Comnany-s
wharf, from Baltimore, GischareinS-J Ems.
lOI & co.
Palma. eos tons, Rankin. ut Adgcr's wharf, from
New York Iischargng-W Reach Il ca.
Central America. "57 tons, Crouch ut Savannah
r r wharf, from New York, dischar1ins-J a
Enslow 4 co.
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WILMINGTON Market.

WILNIXGTON, March 3o.-TURrESTINE.-0nly
loo bbs received and changed hands 1t 81 ia lur
sult, and 81 G5 for hard, per $50 liis.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE.-Markcts steady. SAFES OF
80 bhls at 411sc. 200 bbs Ut 42c, nnd lSu Dds III
4s1sc per gallon. .,.,o,
RosiNESacs If i:G bhls nj Il so for strained,
60 50 25a2 so for No l. SIS so Tor low Pale, 81 2oa
30 for pale, ana So I5 for window glass.
TAR-ilaS declined l5c with safes OF lil Dds ~
81 10 aut 200 jI.s at 81 10 per Dbl.
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fUI1I
The receipts for the week last year were $780,
TIE CorroS MARSET-Ths article during the
period under review exhibited stealiness, ,mddiug
uplands in the English market ruling n ll@l1,sd.
q Ii, and at New York at 2oAc 3 III, with limited
transactions. hut have since become easier, the
former receding to 1924, and the latter to 22H,
closing hrmer, while the rates here have teea
generally 2lc q ID for middling, falling OIL to COX
@2lc 2 lb. Tie operations at Liverpool ard New
York .or this period hayc Dcen as follows: On
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Norfolk Market.

NORFOLK. March JO.-Eeceipts Of cotton ut
this Imrt for the week are 2jGj bales, which SLOW
an Increase ever last week.
The trade in /; is insignificant. ana thc ifarke
dull and lac;i"c. It il reported that prime uni
fern uts have been sold at "0a201sc, Which may
he considered as The top uf III" market, ana l9;'
l9i.c for inferior and mixed parcels.
COES.-RcccipiS Of the week may !oOt up apo"t
3G OoU bushels Tile market IS active, AMI demand
gGul Prme white sold Yesterday ~ eic, an. TO-
day nc; mixed o.. There is less activity \. Tie
close al these prices. and bids late i'll tie day
were reduced lc per GuShcl.
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-.,r vo-,s Ric. Market.

pron, ihc Journal Of Commerce uf March 20:
The market is quier, hut prices remain without
change. WcQuUtc *aGc.
From the Herald: Carolina was dull but iili-
changed. a lew small los were suitl ~ oisaoc
for common to prime.
From the Word: The market Is rather SLOW b'lt
steady Sales or so lerces Carolina, III lots, "
ls;aJi;c for common 10 choice.
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Receipts by i;niiroad, March 81.
SMITH CAROL rSL RIIIRnAD.

500 bales cotton. l6 bales d0mesllcs, 113 hills
naval stores, 335 SACKS oil meal, car stock. 70
Railroad Agent. PcIzer, Rodgers & co, bowling 4
&C, j Marshall, Il Mure Il co, Wagner. Stewart
co, M0wry 4 Son. a Salinas, G II Waiter A co,
SliacHclf0rd & Kelly. a Il GIulllGan, Il frinGie K
Son, Graeser Il Smith, 81 W Smith, Kirkpatrick y
Wit;c, G W Williams & co, W Williams IL S"li'
w Gurney, Goldsmith 4 son.
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The Charleston Market.

fFoR TIE WEEK ENDING MARCH S1.l
TIE REcE1rTs.-The arrivals Of cotton at the
Southern ports continued large, and for the week
mp to Friday last were $3.50 bales, in contrast
with e6726 the previous week, and S2,l93 for the
corresponding period last year. At New Orleans
the receipts were 23,sa2 bales, and 5000 for the
week last year. The total supplies received at
the ports since September l up to the latest
dates were o,3i4,Ssl bales, against l,7o9,o9i last
year, showing an increase Of 544,s9T bales.
The total receipts at the principal Southern
centres up to the latest telesraphlc dates have
heap 40 follows.
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cotton. To Providence, ss q on boards, hc
p tb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c 2 b on uplands; by sail, s6@7 2 N on boards;
50 on timber; So p ton on clay, and s3es - on
phosphates To Baltimore BY steam, 1ac
h; BY sail, SIS 2 NJ On boards; 81 5o@3 90 . ION
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
cur merchants to take lumber freignts lrom
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, anu
s11@12 p NJ are rates on lumber and boards.
EXCHANGE STERLING BILLs.-The rate yestcr-
day was osE@2o1I for 60 day bills.
DOMESTIC EIcHASGE.-The banks are purcnas-
ing sight checks on New York at par; days n
discount; 10 days Il per ct. discount; Is days n
90 days =; so days =. They are selling sigh'
checks at 4 premium.
GoLp.-The brokers were yesterday buying AZ
TO- and selling Mt II.
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Intarinr Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, March a9.-Co;ton firm AT from Ii 20
2Oc: but little Offering
MACON, March 29.-Rcceipts to-day Il bales;
sales I'D. shipped 80 bales. The market closed
this evening quiet but firm. with good demand
ut 20. &C for midtllings. Offerings sill very light.
ATLANTA March 29.-The market closed ac
tive q: 20 &c for middhngS; Il for luw middlihgs;
19Is 70" good ordinary; Isl. for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, March 2o.-Onr cotton market
Is weaker: we quote low mildlings 1t lG!s; hold
crS ask 2Oc
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rcr steamship South Carolina for New York
J 4 r, wcr, ~ q Sri.trlcd and aiy, Mrs q NJ Der.
ry aud three children, 7 Milton. i !: Gim!wel af
LYMAN and Ially, Miss Lyman. Jno Miller, Miss
douglass, u Wnrmwald. I Dunlap, Mrs T Dunlap.
] dunlap, S Hyde. nir Brickhhoif, Mrs Erowi:
Miss IIrlckInhoif W Townsend. Mr. SilEman aii'i
wife, Miss SilHInan. DR. Eltagc. G u Nalsan3. dns
Anderson, Miss Anderson, Capt Wll!!aii@ j
EissIu w 4 Kissain, Green.
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coAIJIERCI.aL NEWS.
EIp0rtS.

NEW YoEK-Per steamship South Carollna-2a
bags sea Island and 6s2 bales upland cotton. 9l2
hbls rosn 95 tcs rice. 33 bales dOmestcs, LOG bun
dies paper, "a pkgs drie'l fruit asd sundries.
PHiLADELpIIIA-Per schr Dan GtGOrd-e0O tons
phosphate rock, 67,0 600 feet timber.
WILMINGTON, DEl.-Per scllr Sparkling Sea
10 o2S feet rcsawcd lumber, $500 feet hewn TIM
bcr
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ORT CAL y n - Il H.
MARINE NEWS.
EsToN, S. c., APRIL l..
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Palma, HaiikiR. New lrrk-G days. Mise.
tn " E;,ar,Ir ru Iiu.irS & Calder ] l!rSscnan
& Eco :: G l.ailrrad Agent. y +, Rairoail Agent.
Il s,.IimG. StcnliuIsr co, Guwic, Noise & DAVIS.
{ r": il & i Caldwell, J IiaM;aar. Il |! Mcdowell,
j " !!arma c |. kornahrcns, lanl. WeiSil \ i:ra:'
deg. y Qnackcuhusll, West * lunc'. lir II l:nr:.
" !arr9ll & co. j Gc"ilam, II "srliof !" q" Eo.l'
n'a:.n Eros. Hn''!,: nc!; &: small q ilasc x CO.
-cnr ,rcturis t;uo,lsel. Kingston. JAMIE
days. Frg!t. 10 y CHnalc.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Zodiac, Hines, ihiladclrl:la--j Il J
Getty.
" y Cui.rc;ay.
.;.!!:r ina clifford, T.rrcll. rhiiadc!phaII + ia
kcr x Co.
Sr:r u Talbot. Amcsbury, Ma;aMaas v!a Fer
n:.itl.,a, Fla \ Ens;Vw Il CO.
!;.Ir Mediator, Gage, New London, conn, VII:
,:.ai:Gurt, $ C-J i Ens0w & co.
Srhr sparkling Sca, Rose, Wilmington, Dell
\ i.l.s0w IL co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship South Carolina Adkins. .,cw York
Steamship Zodiac. Hines, Philadelphia.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Schr Enciur Mclean, Hail. Baltimore.
Sc!Ir Chase Gross, baltimore.
Sclir y raige, Haley, Narassa.
FROM THIS FORT.
Steamship Falcon, Iiorsey, baltimore. March
-.
Scl,r Four Sisters Sherrer Philadelphia. March
~.
schr Active, coomhs, Baltimore, March 70.
MEMORANDA.
Tic schr Mary GichrIst, from Belfast. Me, for
CHARLESTON, arrived at Holmes lI0e ilarch -.
Thc sclr May Day from Camden. Nc, for
Charleston, arrived IL Newport, Il l. Aarcii q.
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DACIEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP .C0MPY'S
~. THROUGH LINE rc.
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
gu.e FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .sEESEk.
No. ~ Nerth River, foet Of Canal street. SAlsHRG.
New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF tile SIN and
2Ist OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday. the. the Saturday preceding.l
with steamers for South Pacific and Central IEner-
lean ports. Those OF 9th touch at Manzanilln!
steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
Iaran and China April !, 1870.
40 California steamers touch at Havana, but go,
direct frOnrNcw York to ASpinwall.'
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance llee.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap-
o;v at the C9s.PANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canalstreet, North River, New
YORK. s '-''-''.i-''' - 81, +. X. BABY, Agent.
mnrChi3
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Oils.
"AsTRAL" OIL

RATS "ASTRAL" OIL
Unlike many othe. Illuminating Oils. Is per-
fecty pure aud free from all authorizations or
mixtures Of any kind. IL clnils Io offensive
smell while burning gives soft and brilliant
light. and can be usei with the same assurance
uf safety as gas Chemists pronounce 1t the
best and safest Illuminating Oil ever offered to
The public; and Insurance Companies endorse and
urge upon consumcrs the use OF The "Astral, OIL
In preference TO any other. It's now burned by
thousands OF famis and in nc instance hos
any acc:den: occurred frnm its use; a luInp filed
with it, IL upset and broken, will not explode. To
prevent adulteratiOn, the 'Astral' Oil Is packed
only in the Guaranty Patent Cans, OF gallon
and gallons each and each can Is sealed in q
manner that cannot he counterfeited Every
package With uncut seal We warrant. Re sure
and get none but the genuine article. Pratt's "As.
tral" OIL, for sale by dealers everywhere, and at
wholesale and retail by the proprietors
OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT,
No. 1l8Fulton street. New York,
Postotce Box No. $3.50.
Send for circulars, with testimonials snd price
lists. Enclose stamps for copy OF the "Astral
Light"
For sale by GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Charleston. 8. C. decl6
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F1nANc1A1 AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks, Bonds and Bank Bills.

REPORT OF TIE MARKET, rRBRARED EHfRSssLi
rop ..rHr DAILY NEWS" BY I. s. K. BENNETT
STOCK BROKER AND REAL ESTATE "A' Auh',
BROAD STREET, FOR THE "EsA hSD''''
3lsT, 1879.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, March as.-CrrrcS.-MarEct to-
day quiet and unchanged as follows: Inferior Ia
l+c: ordinary 15al6; good ordinary l7alSc; low
n!iddling l9c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1869. None
Received to-day y................... lou
Received previously y...............3s,6 ,676-3s, SIG
................ aSs26
Shipped lO-uaI. ..........'...... o. -, ...
Shipped previously .....-....''2 'ss-';.'do'
Stock on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,l57
FLouE.-MarSci active; s;:i,iii.::;S today OF $50
barrels on q basis OF S5a6 10 for Supcrs to fancy.
CoRy-Shplaents to-day Of 3l2I bushels white,
sacked and delivered In depot 1T 81 per bushcl
AMI 800 bushels yellow ut 9T5c In depot. Sales
from store Of 1G0o bushels at 9Oa92lsc.
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yorE-we have deducted from New Orleans
4soeG bales unlands, from Mobile 900 bales, from
Savannah Geo bags sea island and ii bales up
land, ana from Charleston $3.50 bags sea island and
Isl bales up!and-the quantities received at th'se
ports from Mobile, Florida Texas and Savannah.
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During the past week the market for all classes
,oo.,,ri,;s. has been very dull. Fer sterling bhis
rhe rate yesterday was 2c@soh for 50 day ollls'
IN domestic exchange the banks were purchasing
s,ont checks on New York at par, and selling al a
y nremium. Transactions in all kinds OF eN-
change have been very limited, owing to the small
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Tie supplies received at the chief Southern sea-
ports, from the oath to the 3Otl, March inclusive,
as reported by telegraph, have been as follows.
This includes everything OF importance but North
Carolina and overland:
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The arrivals of this article at this port have
been III bags ofsel Islands and Florlaas and 2.os
bales of uplands, against 81 bags OF sea islands
and Floridas and 1903 bales OF upiands the week
before and 25 bags Of sea Islands and FlorldaS
and e4i3 bales OF upands for the corresponding
nerioa last year. These receipts have come as
follows say OF uplands per South Carolina Rail-
road. 2o,s bales, per Northeastern Railroad lo6
peedeee GO, Georgetown S; OF sea islands, Beau-
fort SO. Northeastern Railroad /, Savannah 20,
Florida 5.
The transactions and prices in this market lot
the week have been as follows:
On Friday. March 25. prices were steady, and
the inquiry moderate; sales $50 bales. ordinary 10
good ordinary being quoted at l71s@lshc; low
mddng aoE@o0}zc; middling 9lc; strict mid
ding 21kc q ii.
On Saturday the demand was light, prices show
ing no cnauge Of note; sales about 100 bales; quo
tations unaltercd.
on Monday the article was only in limited re.
quest, prices in some grades being slightly EASIER
sales 225 bales ordinary to good ordinary bcine
cuotcl at l7E@1oIIc; low middiing eoL@o9lsc:
mIddling 21c, and strict m!ddling 2l14ciT 10
On Tuesday there was q moderate demand al
unchanged prices; sales 200 bales; quotations ur-
altered.
On "Wednesday there was fair inquiry early III
the day at steady rates, but, on receipt OF uE.
favorable kilograms, the market became quiet
and prices closed easier; sales coo bales ordinary
to good ordinary being quoted at 17h@193zc; 10"
mlddling 2ox@29,zc; Ialddling eo2iG2lc, ana
strict middling 211:c q 1t.
On Yesterday there was good demand, brt lie
the stock was light; sales about $50 bales s;';'
1872 at 2oc: 143 at eOlsc; at oo'lc; &c at eic l6
at elTc; 20 at 211zc p ID. We quote:
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ctHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
Attended at their residences promptly and al
reasonable rates.
Send orders to
". E. MARSHALL, Barber,
april14 No. 81 Broad street, (up stairs.)
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Stocks OF Cotton in the Interior Towns
not included in the Receipts
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
MARINE DISASTERS.

Terrible Gallo ON the North Carolina Coast
Four Vessels Wrecked Near Wilmington
Five Lives Lost.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Feb. 6, 1870.
Last night one OF the most terrible storms ever ex-
perienced here visited this neighborhood. Thus
far, four marine disasters have been reported on
our coast all occurring yesterday. The schooner
Eleanor T., from Baltimore with cargo OF fertil-
izers, consigned to c. Parsley & Co., OF this city,
went ashore at four O'Clock r. NJ, few miles from
Port Fisher, and Immediately went TO pieces Five
men, supposed TO have been her entire crew, were
lost When the vessel broke up these five men were
seen clinging to portions OF the wreck, but few
moments all were washed on by the heavy sea and
lost.
The other three vessels were the schooner Samuel
G. Seborn, Captain Farrow, Hyde county, the
schooner Racer, Captain Hatchell, from Elizabeth
Ciy, and schooner Ray, from Hyae county. all
bearing cargoes Of corn consigned to merchants
here, were also wrecked, but some hopes are enter
tanned OF saving some OF the cargo or the latter
vessel.
No reports have yet been received OF the effects
OF the terrible gale OF last night but 1t Is feared that
there has been earful loss OF lives and vessels.
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The PACIFIC COAST.

Fire in San Francisc0-TrOuble Among the
Nevada HIiners-scizure Of Ranches by the
IOrmOns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5, 1870.
The Golden Gate iron WORKS were burned this
morning.
slight shock OF earthquake at san Francisco
and vicinity was felt yesterday.
The branch mint OF Carson City, Nevada, com.
menced operations yesterday, coming only silver
dollars.
Trouble ls threatened at the Ely silver mines Ne
vada parties jumped the PanOche mine. COM
pany Oflarmed men were sent to dispOs5ess the jump
ers 1t Is also reported that the Mormons have
taken possession OF the ranches located in the
gulches In the Ely district, and announced their In
tentlOn OF holding them at all hazards.
Flour quiet at 81 IS a SIS 30. Wheat dull but with
o shipping demand; suDerine grades 81 40 q 81 SO;
choice. 81 80 q 81 IS. Legal tenders, SO.
Mining StocKs-The market is weak; business fair
Hale Norcross have declared q dividend OF $6Sper
share, payable on 10th inst; Alpha, $l2; Belcher,
SIS; Bullion $40; Choilar Potosl, sic; Confidence,
$50; Crown Point, SIS; Empire MIL s22; Gould
Curry S44; Hale Il Norcross, S155; Imperial, $50;
Kentuck S97; Occidental, Sl2; Opnir, $l3; over
man, 367; Savage, $3S; Sierra Nevada, IS; Yellow
Jacket S62.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
MISSOURI.
FasaI ARRAY In -. Joseph-Two Men MUIR
dsred La MISUNDERSTANDING Proceedings.

Fassi ARRAY In -. Josepb-Two Men Muir.
dsrcd In neutrality-suspicious. Proceedings.
ST. LoUIs. Feb g. 1870.
In street quarrel In st Joseph night before last
between several parties Michael Culligan was shot
by n. L. Church and died soon after. Church. who
Is canductor on the 81 Joseph and Council Blurs
Railroad, gave himself up and was committed.
CuiliTsn was s'rous.aboutu on the river, and
qusrrelsome man.
An old fsud existing between Sinclair and Jack
son Hurst On one side and Joseph Fly, Claib Jones
ana others on the opposite side eliminated. on
TUESDAY last &c Rnshvile, Mo-, In the death OF the
two former An alteration occurred In q store,
when the Harsts walked out and were assailed with
stones one Of which struck Jackson Hurst on the
head, knocking him inscnsible. Joseph Fry then
strnck sinclair Hurst with o piece OF scantng,
crushing his skull lie also struck Jackson Hurst
similar blos while he lying insensiDle terri
bt iracturtng his skull. The testimony al The IN
quest showed mat the Hursts were drunk and had
Leen very auarre<ome. and had been really the
Assailing party.
In the Legislature the bul 20 regulate the compen-
safl0n ~ teachers b4s been amended by the lower
branch of the legislature to gave females the
forming nke duties.
joint resolution has been introduced into the
Legislature looking TO the carrying out OF the reso-
luton OF the radical caucus lew evenings In
regard 70 giving the ballot TO ali dlsiraachlsed
persona