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Kind OF a task that man had In making per-
sonar attack on him through the newspapers.
ne quoted against Gen. Sherman an abstract
OF MS report to the Secretary of War, recon-
mendlng the assembling of court of disinfer-
ested general officers, to which should be COM
United the whole matter of reduction and re
organization of the army, with transferring OF
officers to fn vacancies, the very thing pro-
vided for in the first section Of the bill.
As to the proposed reduction of the pay of gen.
eral officers the President might have told
Gen. Sherman that his salary should not be re-
duced, but that was not Mr.. Logau's opinion
nor the opinion of the House. 1t might be
would not be able to give dinners or receptions,
but he (Logan) did not care anything about
that Mr.. Logan protested against the attempt
of men in high position to dictate legislation
to Congress. The legislative department Of
the government shou ldbe free, untrammeled
and unfettered, and he would say to these men
in high positions that they were not law-mak-
ers but law obeyers. 1t was the boys who car
ried the muskets that made Generals, and it
was they who made the President
The House then went into committee of the
whole on the tariff bill, having ordered that an
hour and a half be allowed for general debate
on the bin tomorrow, and was addressed by
mitfee on Ways and Means, in favor of free
trade.
Mr.. Marshall spoke for two hours and a half
after which the House took a recess.
At the evening session Mr.. Wilkinson, of
Minnesota, made a long speech in favor of a
revenue tariff, and at its close Mr.. Wilson ex-
pressed himself as accepting very nearly the
views of his colleague.
During the course of colloquial discussion
Mr.. Allison of Iowa, denied being free trad
er. He declared himself in favor of a moder-
ate tariff. The House then adjourned.
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Domestic m urkoss.

4, CAMBRIDGE. March 20 Cattle Market-BeefCat-
e, recePts 10y heaI sales extra ei2 80 q Is 90;
auay % ss &C., s aeei.y
receipts 1856 head; Sheep we're in demand ana
prices frm at last weeks gu tations; sales in Io at
* on ~; extra at SOU q s75 each. Veal Calves
NEW BEDFORD. March 2S.-Oil Market.-Sperm
mas OF en- good request since our last and we note
sales OF l99o bbls IN parces-3s0 OF fair quality at
tacture. whale continues quiet, the only transac-
lions being $40 bbs. fair Northern, tor manuiacture
on private terms.
uplands a 2l3c. Four-sales 500 Is State aid
Western frmer; State at 81 q 30; Rouod Hoon
osio at $50 g 500; Western az 80; Southern At
Mieussoia 1t d; White at 1o@ i42t; Sin m;
Red and Amber Western at % q III. Corn & Sc
nigher; new Mixed Western at o. q O5; old do
at 81 g sesc; Western at 55t q 57sc. Porh-mess
shade rmer; steam at is ID; Kettle at il, a. issc
Wnssey steady; Western nee at % ssse. sa as
Iar 10 good in,ng at 81 a &c. Moiasss d ~
Porto Rico at ARG sc; Muscovado at &c. PetIoIe.
o o% da c a! at ac refined at 2stc Taow
ID; -four Is 3u; whea,4id. ~o''''-
CHICAGO. March 29.-Flour more active: sales At
323 g 70 tor Spring extras. Wheat advanced a.
m q tor no af I 1ss ,% M
ssd Barley as e 49, .'s 'sf Ess
70 90. Lard quiet at 144c. Dry salted shouGe s
arce; sales at 81, loose Sweet picked hams lac.
1--we hogs advanced 10 zoe; sales at Is A. for
IA for common cows to medium STEERS and 90 al
75oior good to choice beeves. ~''A ' " "
,,NEwURLEAHs. March 29.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding at 2li q &c.
:. CHARLESTON, March 49, Cotton dull; Middlings
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, March 26.-.rard steady at IS % 1917 FIR
tiesce, snd ~ g 22c 1b for tins. Flour active
IL @ l24c y ID. Honey firm at Il a II reals D eai.
G MaIrysiiow Du9yant at IS IS arrobe; walte
bDl. The market is supplied with Hams: SAT- 70
g lsc $b; sugar cured "a @ Csc. Lumber-Yei-
Shooks-Box IN demand at 10 reals; hSIs. Quiet At
y %. Empty Hhds. ia demand at IS q 90 Long
shaved Hoops dull. FIeighIs quiet; here Is sur.
Plus OF tonnage in port; Sugar to No, thrrn and
southern por.s 81 q % ~ box; $3.50 q 25 D hhd ;
Molassss $s sS1 y hha. to dos faimo nth OF orders
cent. premium; on Paris q u per cent, dlsconnr
on iite States, short sight god, "a ( per cent
premiums gu days sight, currency, 9 q 81 per cent,
,a mosoo ON March 2s-116A. M-oonsols o. for
"A American securities - United States s-7o's NJ
s. : osS9p0s ST. sol do l ss,s old si
shares 116. An"ols OenuaI
LIvERPooL, March 29.-1115 A, M.-Cotton oui.
Ell saies iC,0Ou bales Middling upands ii a. iii
els Cd. srd e am LIT g 4ltd. Corn 2ss Sd. ork
LoNDoa March 2s-1.so 2. M-consols at %, for
DO 1sss Sd sseur III ssgiss s2o
Erie snares ut. Illinois Cenlial suares lis. W
LIVERPOOL, March also p. M.-Cottor cr,.. ,
M sIo. uplands II @ lid; safes 1850 bsies1
LONDON, March 29-1.3oP. M.-rsr...d M .,,,..
ana STEADY Flour dull. Spirits Turpentine quiet
935 Tor money and account S'SA' a. 'ss "
oos securitlesu United States 5-2Os 1852 st
~ 10 1909 DID, do 1867, 81; o. 10 lei.
Tic q Great Western 2S3, ~S"A-
,L,IVERPooL, March 29-4 SOP. M.-Cotton ouist
Miaalling uplands II q ltd. Lard buovant a. e.
MINED Petroleum Is 6td. '~A' ~ w.
heavy. 's~ S'a'es DIV oonds
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Municipal Court.

RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING,
TuEsDAY.-State vs.. Mary Mcbride. Assault and
battery. Continued to April 9Th.
State VI. Peter Daley. As ault with dangerous
weapon on MIR. Cole. Continued to April 9Th Or
oered to recognize in the $500 for his person.
appearance at that time.
State vs. James s. Gallagher. Assault with a
deadly weapon on John Dimon. Ordered to recog-
nice to the State the sum OF $500 for appearance
the Superior Court in May.
State vs. Abner Paine. Search and seizure. Con.
tinued to April 9Th.
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Two freight cars, one Of the Maine Central
and the other of the G. T. Railroad, got off the
track yesterday morning at o MON wharf No
damage was done, and the only trouble created
was the prevention of other cars from going
down the wharf.
The flag on the City Building was at half.
mast yesterday in honor of the late Gen. Geo.
II. Thomas.
Our readers will bear in mind that the ladies
Of the Second Parish Church will give very
pleasant levee at the Church, as per advertise
ment, this afternoon and evening There will
be large variety of useful and fancy articles
for sale, besides refreshments
The Office of the Canadian Express Co. was
closed yesterday In respect to the late Mr..
Kirkpatrick, the President of the company.
The rumor of Miss Mary Goddard's death,
we are glad to hear, is untrue. She was much
better yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. H. Staples has just put up the
frame of two-story dwelling-house on Pleas
ant street, Woodford's Corner; the first house
built this season.
Major John M. Gould's history of the LIST,
10th and 29sh Maine regiments is now ready
for the press.
The Transcript says that Mr.. Fuller, the Gu
rator Of the Natural History Society, has dis
covered at Kennebupk some fine specimens of
the shore-shell Littorina Rttorea. THIS shell is
identical with the English periwipkle, and
rarely found this side of the Atlantic 80 far
south As this latitude.
At the fashionable wedding reception in this
city yesterday, among the floral decorations
o1e Of the novel features was magnificent
bill, composed of some green plant and white
rose.buds, beautiful Gala forming the tongue,
and suspended over the heads of the bride and
groom. 1t was the result of the inventive
skill and taste of Thomas Leonard, gardener
for Miss Jones, who will attend to all orders
for flowers that are left at NJ. s. Whttier's
The Transcript tells the following story: "a
s'eady, middle-aged man, who happened out
late on particular business, was footing it ont
out TO Woodford's Corner at midnight, when
ne was startled by the appearance of monster
with wings, advancing up the road; in the dim
starlight the nondrscript had a most frightfnl
appearance; with quaking heart the wavfarer
awaited its approach, thinking it might swoon
down upon him and bear him off; il came
nearer, its form became more distinct: until
az last it revealed itself 10 bean old horse.
with a blanket on its back Tapping in the
wInd
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ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER. The steamer
HISTORIAN, Capt Arid, from Liverpool 17th
inst, arrived at this port yesterday morning at
~ o'clock with 3S cabin and 1853 steerage pas
SINGERS and a fair cargo. We are indebted ia
the purser for our late files of English papers
The greater portion Of the passengers com
posed of German emigrants, principally youpa
psople, were dispatched to their destinations
IA the West by an extra train over the Grand
Trunk railroad at 4 o'clock yesterday after
mon. They were attired in the costume Of the
Tatherland, their wooden sabots elicitiDg
great deal of comment from the curious. They
were fine looking set of people. The mex
steamer due is the Peruvian, Capt. w. h
Smith.
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TIE NEW CITY MARsHAL.-Without draw
ing any invidious parallels between the sue
cessful candidate for the Marshalship and his
two competitors, both of whom are worthy
and well qualified and would have graced the
position, we may congratulate the public that
the baton of Marshal SWEET has been entrusted
to the hands of Charles Clark, Esq. Mr.. Clark
has been resident of Portland for the past
nine years and has large circle of acquain-
tauces; but in his new position he will be
brought more directly in communication with
the great mass of our people than ever before.
and we have no doubt that he will win the
same warm regard in his new duties that he
enjoyed from those with whom he has lately
been connected as an executive officer of the
general government
Mr.. Clark has the long experience that
qualities him for the place which he is about
to enter. From Jan. 1855 to 1861 he was Sher'
i'll Of Androscoggin county, having at each
election run fully up to his ticket on the popu-
lar vote, and during this long service acquired
wide reputation as a detective officer; ferret
ing out a number of complicated criminal
cases with consummate skill; and performing
all mis- official acts to the entire satisfaction OF
the people of the county.
Mr.. Clark, it will be remembered, retired q
few weeks ago from the Office of United States
Marshal, which position he had filled for nine
years; and his prudence and discretion in man
aging the oft-times difficult and delicate du-
ties which belong to such an Office were appre-
ciated and referred to by the court at the expi-
ration of his term of service. We have, there
fore, great faith in his future success.
Mr.. Clark will succeed very able and pop
ular officer, who has managed the department
well, and retires with the respect Of all good
men, and with as few enemies, we think, as
any man ever had, under similar ciIcum-
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QUITE large and fashionable company as
sembled at st. Luke's Church, ON State street,
yesterday forenoon, to witness the nuptials of
Mr.. Mr.. Dexter Tiffany of Worcester, Mass.
and Annie H., daughter of Judge George F.
Shopley, of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Nicely, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Root of st. Paul's. After the wedding bril-
liant reception was given at the residence OF
the brides father.
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WARRINGTON.
THE FUNDING BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Messrs Coleman
of Troy and Hall of Boston addressed the Com
mittee on Ways and Means to-day in opposi-
ton to the Funding bill, and argued that the
compulsory section on National Banks would
not only be virtual reputation but would
break up the banking system by compelling
nearly all the banks to withdraw from it and
return to the condition of private and State
banks; and that the banks could not do bust
ness on the basis of the new banks with profit
to the stockholders uuless some concession be
made in the way of exemption from taxation
on circulation and deposits.
~. vs.onAnsD RUMoR.
There Is no foundation for the renewed ru-
NOR to night Of a change in the cabinet. The
President has thrown out no intimation what
ever on which 10 base such reports.
THE SAN DOMINGO TREATY
was discussed in executive session of the Sen.
ate to-day by Mr.. Nye in favor and MI. Pat.
terson in opposition to it. Mr.. Casserly will
speak against it when it comes up again.
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e U II o p e.
Great Britain.
MIsCELLANFOIyS ITFMa

LONDON, March pa correspondent Of the
Times sounds the alarm at the quantity o.
Ame rican bonds which are coming over.
The Pail MdH Gazette, accepting as semi
official the New York Iribune's defence Of
Secretary Fish for suppressing Lord Claren.
dOn's comments ON the Alabama correspon-
dence, says neither here nor in America can
the excuse be thought satisfactory.
The new IRON clad Captain has been ordered
At Portsmouth yesterday target of armor
plate iron, one foot thick and rolled at q cherry
red heat, was tested with chilled shot from
smooth bore guns, fired with charge Of
twenty-four pounds of powder, at distance Of
thirty feet. The shot penetrated SEVENTH
teenths of an inch into the plate.
The bull fight at Agricultural Hall yester-
day ended in riot which was suppressed by
the police
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1A1E STREET CHURCH CoNcERr.-The Con-
ee's ~ congress Hall tonight in aid of the
organ iond Of the Free street Church is one
'n"' oAuaos rail to attract all lovers Of good
music, while the poem will exhibit in most
amusing light the different "rings." What
those rings" are we caunot saw. perban.
wedding rings or rings of smoke. wba,evar
they may be, judging from the poet, thew viii
DO worth double tho price of admission,
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CALIFORNIA.

UENs 1HO1NA5.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-The death o.
Gen. Thomas has cast gloom over the entire
community. The department headquarters
are draped in mourning and the flags on the
shipping, Notifications and principal buildings
are at half mast, and the courts have adjourn.
ed. The Generals body is to be embalmed
and sent to Troy, N. Y, Thursday next. Col
tailed to accompany the remains to their des.
tinatiOn
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertise M nts this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Liverpool and London and Globe 1ns Co'''.'' NJ
Heath xr,.,.,o
AUCTION COLUMN.
sprtuklfnR Tubs, Sc. ...F. o. Bailey & Co.
Crockery Ware. -. 6. o. Bailey q Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Musical Entertainment. .vestry Congresssquare
Church.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Insurance. h. H. M illett.
Rent Wsbted
Trimmings. M. & A. P. Daring.
Agents Wanted. Wells & Coin n
Tho Wide World
Richardson's New Method.
Farm tor Sale. John Mann.
Notice TO County Commissioned
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RHODR ISLAND.

PosTPoNEMENT OF THE PRoHIBIToRY ANu
CONsTABULARY BILLS.
PROVIDENCE, March 29.-The Senate bill to
prohibit the sale of liquor and establish State
Constabulary was postponed IN the House to
the next session by vote of 80 to g.
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TELEGRAPHIo ITEMs.

GOVerR0T JEWEL, OF C0uupCtfcuC, mas up.
pointed Friday, April 18th, as day of fasting
and prayer.
Gen. Sherman, in a general order, has an
pounced to the army the death of Gen. George
II. Thomas. giving biographical skelch Of
the deceased and recouuting the more promi-
Dent acts in his military history; as class
mate and intimate friend, he pays beautiful
tribute to the exalted character, bravery. fidel-
comrade; expresses sympathy with the lovi og
wife of the deceased and directs that on the
receipt Of the order at all military posts the
flags shall be placed at balf-mast, fifteen guns
fred and the usual badges of mourning be
worn for thirty days. The.funeral will take
place at Troy, N. Y, on the arrival of the re-
mains, and the friends of his family and his
comrades who can be present are all invited
there to share in the obsequies.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the .r,.. 60 -.
~ been daily appointed and taken nno, MIN In.
ell the trust OF Administrator Of the estate Of
CHARLES B LANE, late OF Portland.
IN the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and e,vsp
pnon rs F. tne law persons having demands
pit the same; and all persons indebtei ~ :" IA
estate are n ssied uRon TO make payment to
Portland, February 10th. 1870 ia S;;
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A RELIc.-Yesterday we were shown the
discharge of a soldier from the Revolutionary
army, signed by Gen. Washington, but unfor-
tunately it had no date appended. The follow
ing is a copy of the material part:
By his Ercellency. George Washington, Esq.
General and Commander in Chief Of the
Forces Of the United States of america:
These are to certify that the bearer hereof,
Sergeant Joseph Smith, in the New Hamp-
shire Regiment, having faithfully served the
United States six years and eight months, and
being enlisted for the war only, is hereby dis
charged from the American army.
Given at Headquarters the =
G. WASHINGTON.
By his Excellency's command, J. TRUMBuLL,
JR., Sy.
The following certificate is appended to the
discharge:
The above Sergeant Joseph Smith has been
honored with the badge of merit for six years
and eight months faithful service.
Mr.. II. G. Quincy will have this intensely
interesting relic on exhibition to-day at his
store, under Market Hall.
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Oh 10.

HUG TACk1NG IN THE WEST.
CINCINNATI. March 20-The total number Of
hogs packed in the West this year was 2, 675,-
262; last year 2, 499173; average weieht of hogs
this year 1913 pounds; last year 206 "a pounds
HATRED GOING BEYOND THE GRAVE.
COLUMBUS, March 29.-The Senate to-day
adopted resolution in respect to the memory
Of Gen. Thomas, but the Democrats prevented
its introduction in the House.
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SAFE Of Forfeited Goods.

n,srp,,r COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
sfhicf Of PORTLAND & FAaMoUTH.l
vv1ur PORTLAND. March %, 1870,
We ioliowing described m chandise having been
United States, public notice of said sezn, eS ho vno
Deen gwen and no clam 70 said goods bayne neeIs
ma NAG they VIII be sold at public auction. At he
II O'Clock A. NJ, to wit: ~ a. - low ~
yds eiseK - bottles Brsndy Trunk
Whiskey; IL ps We Vet Dress THINNING. So Do' Ss:
gar; half Dbl Molasses; Trunk ana 40 q SaIs
mr25 -1aw3w ny. ".
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Notice Of Assignment.

NJ Office is hereby given. that .Johr M o.,. 49,
~ John H. Woodslde, both Of Portland. . co-
par IN business under TIE name o; Owen
1s7o ms y, % On tie fifteenth day Of March D.
tnSs properly for The benefit Of all their credtors.
All ac,a IN 20 0naRter 70 of the Revise, Statutes and
to. and irsa thereof aud additional there
are allowed creditors to become parties to he
Portland, March II, 1870. oA'' Assa a.a %
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spain.
A LEVY or ERHsH TR00pa
NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, March 29.-Lieut Col Braine
was to- night elected Colonel of the 9th Regi-
ment. The vote stood, Braine Ii, James Fisk
Jr., 9.
THE VANDERLEYDEN MURDER-CONFESSION
AND SUICIDE OF THE MURDERER.
Troy. March 29-E. A. Alexander, son.in-
Law OF Vanderleyden, who was murdered on
Wednesday, this afternoon wrote out a flu II
confession of his crime and committed suicide
BY blowing his brains out with shot gun
The confession states that he had meditated
the murder for year, and about four weeks
ago he intended to do it, but the presence OF q
negro frustrated his design. He says the Lord
prompted him to do it. He tried to escape but
could not, and thinks that he did no wrong.
He asks pardon of his wife and hopes to meet
her in Heaven. He says he had no accom-
plices.
STATE AID TO RAILROADS.
ALBANY, March 29.-Bills appropriating
81. 800 600 in aid of the Midland Railroad and
$4,000 per mile for the Adirondac Railroad
and to facilitate the construction of the Buffalo
& Washington Railroad were tonight passed
to third reading in tAe Assembly.
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LoaREN1A.-The entertainment given by Lo

LoaRENIA.-The entertainment given by To-
grenia last evening was perfect success. The
same liberal share of patronage was granted
him by the public that was .vouchsafed to him
on his former visit. The birds, mice and cat
performed their wonderful feats, the tricks of
legerdemain were very amusing, aud the recip-
tents Of the prizes were highly delighted at
his stay
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BREAK IN THE RAILRoAD.-The storm of
Sunday night and Monday created some dam
age on the Atlantic and st. Lawrence rail
road. A culvert short distance above the
Cumberland depot was washed away making
break of about twenty feet which prevented
the passage Of trains and obliged the changing
of cars at that point yesterday. Laborers were
sent out and every exertion has been made to
fill up the gap so that trains shall pass regu-
larly to-day. The trains yesterday were de-
layed from one to two hours on account of this
accident.
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Seb0gO Lake Ice.

CE from this water ready for present or tu ture
delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board BY.
N. O. CRAM
March 18th, 1870. mr1ssdstf
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GO M f r. CIAL

Receipts BY Raflresds and Steamboat.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD - 4 cars
iron, do wood coils MANILA. hides, casks tall
low wagon, 10 pkgs merchandise, 81 cars freight
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TOMORROW EVENING the Bible Glass of the
First Universalist Sunday School will give an
entertainment at the Vestry for commenda-
BILE purpose; and the programme promises to
be both interesting and attractive. See the
notice in another column.
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The Government bond market was more active and
advanced about per cent.
Southern securities were generally quiet and hrm
Pacific Railway securities hrmer. Union tacmc
92t q 924.
The Railway market opened weak but Afterwards
became strong and advanced q per cent. aver
meridian the improvement was partially lost ana the
market was heavy.
The Miscellaneous list was higher in Pacific Mall
and Western Union,
new YORK. Mare PA Ternoon.- chief fea-
fure OF Wall Street his afternoon was dullness-
Gold closed steady at 1l1i.
governments firm at an advance during the day Of
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TENNESSEE e.
THE LATE GEN THOMAa

THE LATE GEN. THOMAS.
NASHVILLE. March GA meeting to ex-
press the public sorrow at the death OF Gen.
Thomas will be held here tomorrow.
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NEW YORK. March 29-NorRing. - Money un-
changed. The supply on call Is abundant ~ a 3
per cent. Foreign Exchange steady at 1854 q 1851
io[ prime bills. and 1921 q 1904 for sight.
lllf. The rates tor carrying were to per cent
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CONGRESS HALL,
Messrs. GEE & HARNDEN

Feeling profoundly grateful for the liberal patron
age extended to them during the past season. re-
specially invite all their pupils to meet them In
Free social Assembiy in CoDgrsss Hall, on
Th.rsaay Kvsn'sG Mach 81. all their
pupils will be welcome, free OF charge, and others
will be admitted. mr2etl
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29-The steamer
Idaho arrived here tonight from Honolulu.
The King has issued proclamation conven-
ing the Legislature April 30th.
DEATH OF MRS. HARRIS.
Mrs. Harris, wife of the Finance Minister,
died March 18th. .e+-
NAVAL.
The United States steamer Saginaw left
Honolulu on the 18th inst. All we'll.
ANOTHER ERUPTION.
Another eruption of the volcano at Hawaii
was expected soon, as the crater showed &C.
tivity.
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PERsoNAL.-Governo Chamberlain passed
through here yesterday on his way to Boston.
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UTAR.
A HEAVY JUDO

HEAVY JUDGMENT
SALT LAKE CITY, March 29.-Thomas H
Bates has recovered $14,272 of the Union Pa.
cific Railroad.
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WEsTBRooK.-The citizens of Westbrook
who are opposed to the division Of the town
propose to elect four additional selectnen at
the adjourned meeting to be held to day, as
they have right to doby statute. OF course
they are unrecopciled to the result of Mou-
days contest. and both parties are preparing
for renewed war. fi
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AMOS SKEErER arrived in tow n yesterday
and is stopping at all the hotels.