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Ia without change in price. Sales OF 24O bbls at
81 90 for soft and 81 10 for hlrd per ESQ pounds.
SPIRITS TURPENTIHB.-No ssles reported.
Ros1N.-Sales Of sSs bbls at 81 60 for strained;
81 rs for No. q So e2 for No. L; 81 for pale, and
S4 60a5 for extra pale.
TAs-Is SC lower. Sales Of lso bbls at 81 roper
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Interior Cotton lIarkets.

CorroN.-Sales Of 1se bales, as follows: a; 13c;
9 at 1sAc; 20 at 13Hc, and 15C at lac per pound.
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COMlIERCI.iL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
BARcELoNA-Per Span brig Laureano-oo bales
upland cotton.
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No. lsl Meeting stree,, mar the Marke;
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LIST OF VESSELS
JP, cLRAggn AND SAILED FOR THIS rnai.

sOREIG
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pioneer, Oulbersson. up......... NOV ~
Br ship Musoongus, Glover, sailed. NOV % .
Br hark Yumuri Campbell sailed. OCTOBER "
Br bark Arbitrator, irwin, sailed. ..RoVenoeT !
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The Charleston Cotton, is:cc and Naval
Stores Market.
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The nne Steamship MARYLAND, @NxMS.
Johnson. Commander, will sail for SAiSn6e
baltimore on THURSDAY, 22d December, az
O'Clock P. NJ.
~ Philadelphia Freishts forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi.
tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed an.
nle lime to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In PhiladelFhia.
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent,
dec1s-s No. Union Wharves.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 81, 1870.
Corros.-There was o somewhat steady In
qu!ry for this article prices being generally sus-
tained, with factors showing but moderate
stock; sales about 1000 bales say 30 at 13; 80 at
1sH; 16 at lsH 90 at l3X; 10 at 1871; 1o5 at IA; 1
at l4lf; 63 at l4A; 1e1 OF 14H; II at 14hsi 15G
At 14S; 1876 at lax; 10 at 14Xc. We quote:
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ii u II o p e I.
Italy.

stniy.
INCREASING GRAVITY OF AFFAIRS AT ROME.
PARIS, March 15-Forty members have
signed demand to the President of the Ecu
menical Council that the order Of deliberations
shall be changed, and the schema relating to
infalibility be Immediately discussed.
The events in Rome are daily becoming
graver Marquis de Bonneville, the Erench
ambassador, left to-day for Paris, and the am
bassador of Austria at Rome has received di-
rectiOns to sustain the demand of Count Daru
for the admission of French representatives to
the Council.
Austria.
THE TELEGRAPH CABLES.
VIENNA, March 15.-Austra offers to assist
as an independent power at the international
Congress suggested by President Grant for the
protection of telegraph cables, but declines to
preside over the deliberations.
Great Britain.
FAILURE OF A GEAR
LIVERPOOL, March 15.-Robert Varley, a
leading ''beal" in the stock market here, has
stopped payment His liabilities are heavy.
HEAVY WEATHER AT SEA.
The bark Laura Maria, from New York Jan
q, has arrived at Gloucester, and reports a
hurricane Jan. 30, in which her bulwarkS were
destroyed and other damage done. The Car
mel, from Newfoundland, has arrived at Lis
bon. She reports tremendous weather, but es-
capped with slight damages.
France.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
PARIS, March 15.-The semi-Official journal
contradicts the report of differences having
arisen between Olivier and Daru.
The Paris organ of the court of the Tuilleries
demands that the Senate resist the ministerial
projects likely to despoil that body of its prvi-
leges.
1t is reported that in no case will the French
government withdraw its troops from Rome.
The Senate has rejected a petition asking
for the modification of universal suffrage.
A committee of the Corps Legislatif advise
the abolition of the tax on neWspapers.
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WASHINGTON.
THE TARIFF ON FINE WOODS.

WASHINGTON, March ia memorial signed
by thirty-three corporations and twelve indi-
yiduals, comprising nearly all the wooden man
utacturers of the country, representing over
5000, 900 capital. has been presented to the
Committees on Ways and Means and Finance,
strongly endorsing the Wells report and pray
ing for reduction in the tariff ON fine woods
to the rate on carpet grades
INSTRUCTIONS TO ENTERPRISE IN GEORGIA.
Vice President Conant of the Brunswick &
Albany (Ga.) Railroad, to-day telegraphed
here an account of the recent disturbances by
the workmen on that road, which originated
not in non-payment of wages as alleged, but in
an organized attempt to drive off Superintend-
ent Hurlburt, prominent Republican. Mr..
Conant says: "The authorities at Brunswick
afforded no security for us; on the contrary,
they united with the men in their demands and
encouraged the movement, evidently expecting
thereby to drive away cur Northern employees.
1 am satisfied from what I have seen that un-
less we can have protection here, public en-
terprises in this State controlled bv Northern
men cannot be carried on Gen. Terry upon
an investigation of all the facts to-day ordered
more troops to Brunswick.
AN IMPORTANT RUMoR.
1t is rumored tonight that the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs have agreed to rec
Ommend the passage of a resolution according
belligerent rights to the Cuban insurgents.
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A NEW IEvENTIoN.-The Smith Bros. of
Philadelphia having sold their letters patent
to the Metallic Compression Casting Co., that
company are now getting out fac-similes in
bronze of the finest models of the great artists
by the new invention. By this new mode of
metallic compression the castings are far supe-
rior to the old mode both in beauty of finish
and certainty of execution, besides being vast
" cheaper. 1t is claimed that with respect to
the application of the new process to the fine
arts it far surpasses the same class of work for
which Berlin is celebrated. We were shown
q medallion of the Humboldt medal and a
medallion (head) of Schiller in which the fin
est touches of the artist were reproduced with
perfect truthfulness and wonderful delicacy.
Messrs Lowell & Senter corner Congress and
Brown streets, are agents for the sale of these
castings, and we would advise all lovers of the
fine arts to inspect them.
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SACcARAPPA ITEMs.-Mr. E. T. Snow has
built and the past week opened fish market
between Main street and the railroad station,
which will prove great convenience to the
village.-The tenth and final lecture of the
Union course was given by Mr.. E. H. Elwel,
of the Transcript, on Monday evening, subject
-" State of Maine" The audience was
good one, both in size and in point of appreca-
ton; larger indeed than usual ON account of
the determination of not few, old and young,
to show their decided preference for lecture
over a monkey show, advertised for the same
evening. Mr.. Elwelrs handling of his subject
was very felctous, and his conclusion that
Maine boys had better remain at home was
forcibly urged, The lecture will prove very
popular. The music was furnished by quar-
tett OF the Philharmonic Society, and was
finely rendered.
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SUPERIOR COurt-

MARCH CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING
Wednesday. the 18th, will be general motion da
for trustee disclosures correcting bills OF COST excep
ton, interlocutory matters, hearing of demurreri
pleas in abatement, &C., also for the trial OF the fol
lowing cases:
1853 -Trafton VS.. Pride g. TT.
193-Swett vs.. Shannahan.
257-Smith vs. Mains.
266-Shattuck VS.. Baldwin.
AFTERNOON.
232-Wilder g. al. VS.. Gallagher.
108-Johnson VS.. Lane.
227-Came VS.. McBrion.
253-CoOlidge & al. VS.. Rumery q al.
126-Hannaiord vs.. Hannaford & al
1859 -Deering vs. Burnham.
263-Stevens Vs. Brann.
311-Strout vs. Portland Glass Company.
THURSDAY, MARCH II.
201-Warren & ais VS.. Eaton & oil.
269-Lucas vs.. Adams.
22-Weeks vs.. Chamberlain & al.
223-Same VS.. Same.
248-White & al VS.. Nichols.
295-Sawyer & al. VS.. Barbour.
112-Jones VS.. Mclaughlin & al.
l73- Webster vs.. Tucker.
AFTERNOON.
252-Parks vs.. Lucas.
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FATALLY INJURED. - Monday afternoon,
about IL clock, as two men were a. work
in cut on the Portland & Ogdensburg Rail-
road, few miles from this city, one of the
sides, which was eighteen feet high, fell in up
on them, burying Patrick Murphy under three
feet of earth. The other man with him was
buried to the waist and was extricated I'M
hurt. Murphy was conveyed at once to his
home on Clark street, in this city, and was at
tended by DR.. Weeks. The mans spine had
been fractured or dislocated, and his legs Sc
verely lacerated. He died of his injuries at
midnioht
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These Hard Times

The people should EnOev
schere they cam basy the best
goods at fsst,- prtCcs. Ut
LER Dc REED, No. III Mua'-
Eet Square, aviW sell goa
BOOTS and SHOES that
aUiW gS0e good satisfaction.
We commenced business
aUith the intention of Keep
ing the best goods that the
market affords, and selling
them at q small profit !; eUe
stSlL continue to do business
62s that aU0y because cue find
itp0ys. We cordially d7evite
the citizens of Portland and
Vici9aity to an inspection of
oar stock aUith the assurance
that the goods en- evea'y case
eUilI 2,rOve Just as represent
ed.
BUTEEEs & REED.
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov 3O-sNeodtf
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Phiia deIDhia Coal Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Stove Coal is in active
demand at slightly advanced prices, and the largest
sizes are easy of sale at about the same rates al
though there is but little being offered for immediate
shipment.
The following the prices of Coal by the cargo at
Port Richmond: Schuylkill red ash. "a 90 "a so:
DO broken, 81 90; do egg, $4G0; do stove 81 a
$425; do chestnut, 375; Shenandoah chestnut SO 80
PHILADELPHIA, March IL -Freghts-The follow
ing the current rates from Port Richmond tor the
week ending March II TO Boston 50 80 a So IS; to
hrantree 70 %; to Fall River $500; to New Bedford
50 90; to Weymouth So 75
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NE W YOR K.
CITY AND VICINITV


NEW YORK. March 15.-James L. Smith and
Col. Spencer w. Cone, proprietors of the Su,a-
day Courier, to-day gave $500 bail each to ans
wer to complaint of libel on Henry Bergh.
The obnoxious matter appeared last Sunday in
an article entitled "Humors of the Town.
and purported to be Bergh's diary.
A number of small checks altered and rails
ed, have lately been discovered on Wall street,
and larger forgeries are anticipated. The new
patent ink eraser, which completely oblterates
all ink marks on tinted checks, was the instru-
ment used for these frauds.
Geo. Wilkes, of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times,
was cowhided this afternoon in Broadway by
Major William w. Leland. formerly of the St.
Julian Hotel. Wilkes was much cut. Leland
was arrested but Wilkes declined to prosecute.
HABEAS CORPUS CASE.
HUDSON, March ia decision was render
ed to-day at the General Term of the Supreme
Court in the habeas corpus cases of Sarah Ann
Barbour, of Staten Island, against Benjamin
Gates, trustee of the New Lebanon Shakers,
for the unlawful retaining of her child, Marion
s. D. Barbour. The order awarding the child
to the mother was affirmed with COSTS.
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TENNE SSEE.

COLD WEATAER.
MEMPHIS, March 15.-The mercury here fell
80 between midnight and eight this morning.
SEIZURE OF DIsTILLERIEs.
Supervisor Brigland of Texas, within the
past thirty days has seized thirty-seven Illicit
distilleries, principally in the 4th district.
MOVEMENT OF IMMIGRANTS. Z
Since October $1,000 immigrants, black and
white, have passed through here of which 15-
900 were foreigners principally from the neigh
borhood of Chicago seeking homes in the cot
ton States.
RELIGION IN SCHOOLS.
The board of school visitors yesterday adopt
ed a resolution prohibiting all religious SER
vices in public schools.
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LOUISIANA.
TENURE OF THE GUBERNAroR1AL OFF

TENURE OF THE GUBERNATORIAL OFFICE.
New ORLEANS, March 15.-The Legislature
have passed a resolution submitting to the
people at the next election the question of alb
rOgating the article of the constitution which
provides that the Governor shall not be eligi-
BILE for reelection at the end of two years.
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THE PRESS
Wednesday Morning, March l6, 1870.
and Vicinity.


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Temperance Caucus. Cape Elizabeth.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Mountfort Street A. M. E. Church.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Sberiff's Sale. f. N. Perry.
Sheriff's Sale. e. N. Perry.
Sheriff's Sale. d.. e. N. Perry.
Female Physician. Mrs. Jones.
Blind Clairvoyant. MIS-. Bibber.
Farmer Wanted. Mhomas Crozier.
Wanted. -. A young lad.
New and Wonderful Invention. Lowell s. Sentel
Foreclosure. Levi Weymouth.
Foreclosure. Levi Weymouth.
Foreclosure. Levi Weymouth.
Foreclosure. Levi Weymouth.
Portland q Kennebec Railroad Co.
Farm for Sale. C. & L. p. Warren.
Rent Wanted.
Riverside Echo Publishing Co.
Souchong Tea. .Twitcbell, Champln & Co.
Bankrupt Stock. Robert Dresser 81 Co,
New and Old. III. o. Houghton & Co.
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MISSISSIPPI.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

JACKSON, March 15.-Messrs. Fisher & Kim
ball, proprietors of the Pilot, Republican Or
gan, were to-day elected as State printers.
Gov. Alcorn offers a reward of $1,000 for the
apprehension of Yerger.
Harrinton Taylor, member of the Legisla-
ture from Harrison County, died last night in
this CITY.
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XLIst OONGRESS---Second Session.
SENATE.

OENaiE'
WASHINGTON, March 15-On motion of Mr..
Wilson the House joint resolution apprOpria-
ting to the widow of late Edwin NJ. Stanton
a sum equal to one years salary OF an asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court was taken
from the table and passed.
A concurrent resolution for the appointment
of a special joint committee on Indian affairs
was taken up.
A motion to lay on table, which was consi-
dered test vote, resulting in tie, the Vice
President voted nay, thus keeping the subject
before the Senate. The morning hour expired
and it went over,
The Georgia bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. Steward continued his speech of yester-
day.
A bill was introduced and referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs, providing for
the distribution of arms in the Southern
States in the same manner as if the act of April
%, 1918, had not been modified
Messrs. Edwards and Wood supported the
bingham Amendment, claiming its adoption
would have tendency to repress disorder and
violence, and that Congress had power if neces-
saay to preserve peace in the State of Georgia.
AZ an events, 1t would be better that she should
go Democratic ten times over than that Con-
gress should, in the face of an intelligent cOun-
Try, attempt the overthrow of the settled course
of practice in this respect.
MT. Drake onered an amendment providing
Tor the furnishing of troops by the President
on the call OF governors or legislatures of the
late rebel States whenever they are unable to
repress organizations for the purpose of yio-
lence or the obstruction of the law.
The Senate went into executive session. and
soon afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Benjamin of Missouri addressed the
house in a hours speech on the subject of
various bills proposing to change the present
mode of paying pensions, and arguing against
the nlans of having them paid by post masters
or by internal revenue collectors
At the conclusion of Mr.. Benjamin's re-
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The late reported conspiracy against the
French government appears to be mere fab
rication.
Secretary Fish has sent to the Senate the
names OF the States that have ratified the fif-
teenth amendment
The Senate yesterday confirmed George H.
Butler as Consul General to Egypt, but after
wards reconsidered the vote.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


SPRINGFIELD, March ia negro named
Charles Cornish, alias Mason, who raped Mrs.
Eldridge Lombard, of this city, on Thursday,
was arrested in South Wibraham this morn
ing, examined in the city court, and committed
for trial before the Supreme Court in May
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DIR. LEEs.-We understand that DR.. Lees,
the celebrated English temperance lecturer,
will remain in Portland for few weeks, where
parties in different ports of Maine desiring his
services can make the necessary arrangements
to secure them.
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Children's Carriages.

IN obedience to the wishes of many of our GUS
l. toners and friends, we have just added to our
elegant 81 ok ofCarrages the largest and best selcc-
from the est manufactures in the country For
sale at The Lowest Factory Prices. Warrant
ed first class in every respect and ranging in price
from Ten TO Forty Dollars. Call and examine.
q. r. kIMBALL & LARKIN.
March IL dit
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL.-We learn that tho
annual ball to be given by the Irish American
Relief Association will come off at City Han
on Easter Monday evening. The Portland
Band is engaged for the occasion. good
time may be expected, as this Association
never fails to give satisfaction to their patrons.
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WISCONSIN,

MILWAUKEE, March 15.-The snow is three
feet deep on a level in Minnesota, and two in
Wisconsin. The trains are badly blocked, and
the snow is still falling.
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@ o MI M Err GAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM Boston. - 200 bbls
-FOUR Stoves 26 bdls sheet ron 70 casks nails ZIG
coils cordage, hid sheep skins, 26 bds shovels so
bags nuts 6 boxes fresh fish, 20 cases Shoes 20 iron
sinks, IL boxes tn 81 hhds molasses, Q sewing ma
chimes bds chairs, IS empty kegs, bbls oysters 5
bbls ale 30 boxes Spices 81 rolls paper, Organ Is
Princes Express, 1875 do to order. For Canada and
up country, piano tortes, is kegs emery, 10 bdls
fish, bales cotton, Is do WOOL casks Soda Is dress
ed hogs 40 bdls leather 10 chests tea IA boxes TIM
10 bbls phosphate lime 100 casks nails, hid hams
II bb!s oysters, organ hid molasses, bdls WIRE
$40 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 238 cans milk 1900
bbls. flour, 261 pkes merchandise, u cars lumber
do iaths do Shocks do ship knees, dc bark, do
barley a 40 OIL H. Dc ore oats DO
do provisions, Is do wheat For shipment east, Zoo
bbls flour, do sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-2 cars
hides, go boxes Seeds 20 doors, 10 bbls flour do
beans 81 pkgs window Stock &c bbls potatoes 8 cas-
es goods, ITO pkgs merchandise 20 cars freight for
Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-241 pkgs merchan-
dise, 100 sides leather car hoops, do headings do
lumber, do potatoes.
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Montreal Ocean Steamship 10
e<. CARRYING THE CANADIAN
: &f1 AND UNITED STATES
~llH4IW MAIL.

Passengers Booked to Londonderry and
Liverpool. Return Tickets granted az
Reduced Rates.
Steamship Hiberninn, Capt. Watts,
will leave this port for Liverpool, on SATURDAY,
Mar 49, Immediately after the arrival of the tram OF
the previous day from Montreal.
To be followed by the Austrian, Capt. Wylie, on
the Goth March.
Passage to Londonderry and Liverpool, cabin (ac-
cording to accommodation $40 to $50.
Payable in Gold or its equivalent.
a. For Freight or Cabin passage apply to
ii. q A. ALLAN, No. India st,
Portland, Nov. 20, 1863. diff
For steerage passage inwards and outwards, and
for sight drafts on England for small amounts an
ply to
JAS. L. FARMER, 81 India St,
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GEORGIA.
INDIANA,

DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
SAVANNAH, March 15.-S. *. Head, formerly
connected with the Boston press, died here
to -day.
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IHE tate Oliver Tracy Of Buxton, who was
killed by the railroad accident at Biddeford on
Saturday, had policy of insurance of $1,000
on his life from the Office of the Connecticut
Mutual Life ms Co., Col. H. M. Millett If
Gorham, Agent
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NEW YORK. March 15-Morning.-M Money steady
at a per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange weak
ut 1919 q los for 6O days sterling bills.
Gold opened at ILL "a 111a, advanced to 1121 and
huctuated frequently between 1112 and 112k The
market very ieverish, and varied on very little
effort to buy or SELL The rates paid for carving
were from 5 to per cent.
The Silesia took out $91 900 in specie.
The Governments market was very steady with an
increased demand from Ontside investors Tbe
market seems to be fast cutting loose from the Gold
market NN-'
Southern States securities generally firm. The old
Vrginias, North CarOlinas and Louisiana Leyee
bonds were higher, while the Missouris and old Ten
nessees were slightly lower. Other changes very
slight. The Pacific Railroad mortgages were firm
with sales at S5b q Sc Tor Unions, and 944 for Cen
trails.
The Railway market opened steady, especially in
vanderbilt shares, which were active on the annual
rumors of Albany legislation, but later in the day
the market became heavy and declined a per
cent.
The miscellaneous list was dull except in Pacific
Mail, which declined to 34t.
NEW YORK, March 15-At7ernoon.- was more
active and teyerish during the afternoon on the con-
fiicting kilograms from Washington relative to the
reference of the funding bill, the increase of curre-
cy, the San Domings treaty, etc. The market closed
at 1112 g 1l1H, tending downwards Governments
dull and firm.
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ILLIN OIS.

ALTON, March IT, "A Mr.. Robni, while
burglariously entering the house of Mr. N.
Marty. last night, was shot and instantly killed
by the latter.