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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17
THE ss(ITY OF BOSTON, HOAX,
Something About the Lyimx Dis.
patch-Its EGects I'm Enxland.

Tetcgraphed Erclusirely to The Ereni,,g Star.
LONDON, March 17.-At dawn yesterday a
copy of q private telegram was handed to me
by the Government Superintendent OF the Stock
Exchange Telegraph Office, announcing the ar
rival of the City of Boston at Queenstown, in
tow of the City of Durham. The dispatch had
reached London via Manchester course
usual in case of gorge on the direct Liverpool
lines. The news was accepted here without
question. The widest enthusiasm was mani
tested in the Exchange of Liverpool, and excited
crowds gathered under the windows OF the In
mans Office. Equal excitement and enthu-
siasm pervaded all the Exchanges Of London,
1he evening papers, even as late as seven
O'Clock, published the announcement of the
steamers arrival as an undoubted fact. Having
telegraphed to you the news as furnished me
thus apparently from reliable authority, / sent
on dispatches to Queenstown and Liverpool,
seeking confirmation and datails. That the
ihmans and Lookout at Queenstown had not
heard Of the City of Boston, 1 sent to you and
you received the dispatch hours before any
doubt existed in London or on the continent as
TO the safety of the vessel.
(Signed,) ALEXANDER C. WILSON,
Agent New York Associated Press.
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The Storm I'm Western New York.
Telegraphed Exclusively to The Erenino Star.

tnues, and the snow Is wet and heavily packed.
All the trains, which should have reached
this place yesterday morning, arrived here
TINS morning with famshed passengers. 1t Is
now believed that all the traius win be running
OH time by Tomorrow evening. The thermo,
meter stands at 81. About O'Clock this
morning the roof of carpenter shop on Green
wood avenue was crushed by the snow.
The brick walls of the building were forced out,
and one of the walls fell on an adjoining
dwelling house, burying in the ruins an
1uiies are supposed to be fatal. A
man named William DOdy, engaged in shovel
ING snow, in the rear of the carpenter shop
at the time Of the disaster, had his leg broken
and was otherwise injured, but not fatal
Several barns and other buildings have been
crushed by the snow, and further disasters are
apprehended. "i0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

An IRoN-CLAD, WITH ALL ON BOARD, MISS
ING-Hds Sac Gone Dorm While both the Old
and New Worlds are anxiously watching the
Atlantic and grasping at every floating spar for
udings Of the long absent CITY OF Boston there
comes cry from q hundred families Tor some
word from another richly y-fTeighted ship that has
now been gone three months. About the first of
December the Iron-clsd Atlanta, OF TriumfO as
she was last christened, left Philadelphia for
Port au Prince. She had been purchased by the
then existing Salnaye government OF Hayti, and
was of1cered by young men, nearly all of whom
had formerly belonged 10 the rnited States
navy. She had two Haytien Senators ON board,
the wife OF the commanding officer, and crew
OF over hundred men recruited i'm Philadel-
phia, making i'm all one hundred and twenty
souls Since the day she steamed down the Del
aware TO the ocean on her voyage TO the West
Indies nothing has been received from any one
On board. Some time ago there Was a report
published that the Atlanta had been wrecked on
Fortune Island, but that statement was subse-
aaently denied, and the friends OF the missing
vessel, in the absence OF all intelligence from
her, after awaiting many weeks, have been re-
duced to the last extremity hope for the safety
OF those on board. ] It's possible that she NAV
have been wrecked or some lonely. uninlabited
island, and that her officers and crew are sttll
existing upon IL, waiting for a passing sail, but
the unttness Of the heavy-plated hulk for en-
eOuntering the storms of the ocean gives rise 20
the most gloomy eapprehensions that she has
ioundered and gone down with every soal--N.
d. Herald, lCtk.
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Spcin-Reported Illness Of The Pope.
In the House of Commons OF Great Britain
yesterday, bill abolshing the game laws was
read Bitter opposition was made to the meas
a second reading of the ballot bill. The ballot.
he said, was the only remedy for great evils es-
pecialiy in Ireland, where il was indispensable
tor the protection of voters against the landlord
and priests. After a long debate, the House
divided on a motion to adjourn the debate.
which was defeated by 1l0 majority IL was
then agreed that the House should go into com
mittee on the bill ON the Sd of May. The court
Of sessions at Edinburg lays perpetual injunc-
lion on the sale of American editions OF Tenny-
.on's poems in Scotland. The union of the
prOaches realization. The Government caused
search to be instituted in Belgium for the au-
thor of an anonymous letter threatening the
life of Mr.. Gladstone.
A fierce controversy is i'm progress in Madrid
over the best method of disposing OF the Cuban
question. Some journals argue in favor of abap-
toning the island to the United States. This
of the press as cowardiy and unpatriotic' In
the Cortes, Gen. Prim, in answer to an inquiry
as TO the circumstances Of the attack made upon
him IN the streets, said the mob surrounded him.
shouting 80 Down with conscription," and threw
stones at HIM. He declared that in future the
government would deal summarily with such
disorders.
The Americans resident in Paris on Tuesday
night held a meeting In honor of the late Arson
Burlngame, at which Minister Washburne pre-
sided. The Prince Imperial was fourteen years
of age yesterday, and a grand fcfe at the Tuile-
les celebrated the event. The funeral of Count
de Montalembert took place yesterday in Paris.
The funeral of Henri de Bourbon was conducted
10y the Freemasons, OF which order the deceased
was member. When the remains were brought
to the church the offciating priest seeing the
Masonic emblems on the comm, Withdrew the in
sigma Of the Church and refused to perform the
ceremonies. No troops took part in the funeral
procession.
1t is again reported that the Pope is very in
and weak. The report that Austria endorses
the demands of France on the Vatican rests il
is said, on trustworthy authority.
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WHAT HoRsEs BGING.-Horses of great repu-
tation, says the Turf, Field and Farm have
always commanded great prices. At Newman
ket. i'm 1ss5, bay colt. by Pipato sold TOR a. 0r
I'm the same year two-yeaI old colt by Benning-
borough. two-year old by Volunteer, and a
three-ycsr old flly by Sir Peter, were sold for
$4,000 each. For the celebrated horse Shark
$4,000 was refused, and O'Kelly dec ined 60
accept an offer OF 100000 for his stallion
Eclispse. Tradition says that the Duke OF
weight the horse in gold. A few wears ago
the great sire Stockwell could not be bought for
sl00, 900, and we presume that when Gladateur
English turf, the Count de LaGranee would NOT
have parted with him for 10000 Coming to
America, we lind that nearly SIS 900 were paid
for Lexington, and that his son, Dentrcky. was
sold for $4,000. Mr.. Alexander refused
80, ,oeo for Asteroid, kentucky's half brother
Was valued al S4o.O 600.
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The New York money market continues work
easily TO borrowers ON cali, although among len
ders there b disposition % advanced rates.
On government bonds the larger number of
losus arc made NJ fivc per cent and on railway
and miscellaneous collsterat ~ sfx. Toe mar
ket for commercial paper II duu. Prime acceI,-
inces are quoted az seven 90 seven AM =
60 ID NJ eight o. nine, and single name at scveu
tSelve. IL has just come 60 Hight that late Ia
February and esrly IN the present months frauds
were committed on several prominent New
York banks IN the torn Of altered cheeks The
e,t nj OF thS se frauds, as FAR - known. L. about
5000.
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HEAVY WEIGHT CHANrIoNsHIP-Tom AUen
IS. Jtm kace.-The coming fight for the cham
pionship OF America and 5000, between Tom
Allen, OF st. Louis, she champion Of America.
and Jem Mace. the ex-champion Of England, Is
at present creating considerable excitement and
City, and looks the picture Of health and manly
nc Gauty. He Is very neslIy now, more 30 than in
many years past, having been seven months or
ordinary for this natural fighter. He weighs
considerably over 900 pounds-2io, we believe-
hut it is all solid esh, and only In proportion to
himself thirty pounds to be in condition to meet
Mace. Allen win 60 into training after the
next deposit is put mp. John O. HeeAan and
reaping a harvest Of greenbacks: Mace takes
light exercises daily, and has reduced himself
several pounds since the 18th ult., and continues
10 work Oh his superhuous flesh. He viii 70 into
active training six weeks before the day OF bat
tie, under the ment0rhip Of James Cusick,
Heenan's trainer, and his cousin, Pooley Mace.
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H9w the Dispatches about the City Of
BOSTON were Received I'm Nova
Scotia.
Tete6ydphsd E1clfLsirsJv In IN, Rr>n;u~ 0y1.

HALIFAX, March T1.-There was great excite
rent in this city yesterday respecting the fate of
the steamer the City of Boston. Numerous des
patches were received announcing her arrival
and were universally believed. Subsequent
dc patches, containing contrary reports, had
sad effect. Business was almost generally sus-
pended.
The City Council failed to get quorum and
ihe Legislative Council met and passed resolu-
tiOns OF sympathy for the relatives and friends
OF the Inflated passengers, and then ad jOurned
The Irish society as a mark of respect will omit
their annual dinner to- day.
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RESIGNATION OF GEN. BUTTERFIELD.-The
President has accepted the resignation OF Col.
Daniel Butterfield, Brevet. Maj. Gen. U. s. A,
unassigned, TO take effect from March II, 1S1C.
General B-, it vii be remembered, was the late
Assistant United States Treasurer at New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

The MARYLAND LEaIsLATuRR-The chief
feature of the proceedings in the Senate yester-
day was the action on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad question. motion was made TO re-
commit the whole subject TO the committee on
finance, which was rejected-yeas 10, nays ls.
Ihe question then came ny on the unfayorable
report Of the finance committee on the House
resolutions for committee Of accounts with the
railroad and proceedings by scire facias I'm cases
ofnon-payment, of and resulted yeas IA, nays p
20 the unfayorable report was adopted and the
House resolutions rejected. Mr.. Earl then in
troduced a new resolution on the subject, after
which the Joint resolution Of Mr.. Carroll, pre-
Viously one rad WAS taken mp and discussed, and
thtn NTH Others in relation to the Baltimore
and bh,o railroad, WAS referred to the finance
committee. The bill amending the charter OF
of the L -nion railroad was passed In the Senate
II al rreyiousfy passed the House.
In the House or Delegates the committee APP
roiI' ted to visit the charitable and feformatory
mstifufioDs in Baltimore made report recon-
me ending appropriations for their support. A
All Was reported by Mr.. Merrick, chairman OF
he committee on ways and means, appropri-
ating $4,000 to pay on the Indebtedness Of the
MARYLAND Institution for the Blind. The inter
4 bill, without being amended, was ordered to
Ie eHsrossed for third reading. The bill in
,elation to the sale Of the remaining bonds of
he defense loan has passed both houses. The
touse amending and passed the bin prohibiting
the carrying OF conce aled weapons in Baltimore
city. A bill was reported to amend the act
.royiding for general system Of free public
schools. ~ i.f - &C. r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

The HOUSE this afternoon, at half-past 8
O'Clock. by vote OF 1O2 ayes to 6s nays, voted to
expel Roderick r.. Butler, of Tennessee, for sell
ing his cadetship but the requisite two thirds moi
voting in the affirmative, the resolution of ex-
pulsion was not adoption. The question then
recurren on the motion to censure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

CONVENTION or Coal OPKHAToRs A
special telegram to the PhiiadeIphia Press
from Pottsyille, Pennsylvania, dated the l5th
instant, says: "A grand convention OF anthra-
cite coal operators, representing over four
millions of tons, was held to-day. The con-
yention agreed on the following basis: With
coal at 50 20 per ton at Port Carbon; outside
per week; contract work reduced thirty per
cent: all advances twenty per cent, as hereto
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The Markets To-Day,

BALTIMORE, March E.-Cotton firm al -
Flour firm: low grades are in GOOD ae,and
howard street, superhne, Si75aS5: 10. extra
so.Ioas6 do. family, s6.2Jas1; City Mills, super
nne, Sia5aS5-5o do. extra, S5.50as6; do family
soz1as5.s5 do. family, s6.12 xas6.75. Wheat
hrm; Pennsylvania red, sl.2sasi-Z; receipts
small. Corn quiet: White, 9la93c-; yellow, s2a
sSc. Oats, 5Sad. Rye firm at Si05; Western
rye, sec. PROV isions quiet, and prices are un-
changed Whisky firm at SIC.
BALTIMORE, March 1I.-yirginia sixes. old,
50 bid, d asked; do 1895. 65 bid, CO. asked:
do. new, 22H bid.
EEw YORK, March E.-Stocks weak and un-
settled. Money easy AZ per cent. Exchange,
long, .; short, ek. Gold, I2s. Bonds, ~. Vir-
gina sixes, ex-coupon, ~; new, 20. North Car
olina's, old, A. i; new, 22a.
NEW YORK, March E.-Flour dull aud de-
Ginning. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn lc.
better.
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FREE SUFFRAGE IN NMARYLAND-Collector
Thomas, OF Baltimore, and a delegation o.
Maryland Republicans were before the Senate
Judiciary Committee yesterday urging the pas
sage ofa bill enforcing the suffrage section of the
fifteenth amendment in order that the colored
voters in Maryland might be registered at an
early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

GOVERNOR OF MONTANA The Senate Com
mittee on Territories yesterday decided to re-
port adversely on the nomination Of General
John A. Potts, of Ohio, for Governor of Mon
tana, in place of Ashley.
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The BILL REPEALING THE DISTRICT UsURY
LAw-The District Committee Of the House of
Representatives to-day recsnsidered their &C
tion in regard to the bill for the repeal of the
usury law, and will tomorrow report bill al
lowing interest by contract at ten per cent, fol-
lowing the general features of the present law
Of Illinois in regard to the subject.
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ARatIs i'm NOrfOlk-Attempt to Burn
4 Notwithstanding St. Patrick's
Day.
n

NORFOLK, March H.-An attempt was made
early this morning by an incendiary to destroy
the bark AphrOdite lying at the dock. The fire
was communicated to the forecastie, but was
extiDguished by the watchman before much
damage was done. The bark was loaded with
cotton, but no damage was done to the cargo.
The st. Patrick societies of Norfolk and
portsmouth are parading the streets in a long
procession. The celebration of the day is to
close with banquet tonight in Portsmouth
The weather is clear and pleasant.
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THE UNITED AID DAssoOIATION.-Mr. Harris.
in the Senate, this morning, reported back the
bill to incorporate the United Aid Association
of the District of Columbia, noticed in THE
STAR a few days since.
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GOvernneDs 0~eurftfe~
WAsHiNeroS, March n, iszo.-Jay Cooke a
Co. furnish the following quotations o. Govern
NEw YoRK-rrRsr BoARA.
| ~ Bankeys,' Brokers', aad ComsaerciaI Lfass ~
TeleersyA.l
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
M home arc foreign markets As follo~rs.

W. hotne arc toreign markets as Tollows.
NEW YORK, March Is.-First Board e.
PSI, coGlon, iiiS; s2's. Is2, counon. IN,
o-Ds, lst4, couPon. leo; 5-2D's. isSS coano,'
h9t' o-2os, new. lSSJ. coupon, l0S =; s-2g g is63
coupon, zee 5-20's, ls6s coupon, Zoe :: Io-4o's
coupon, l05E; Currency 6's, ii2S Msriposa ~
do pref d; Canton, coz; Cnmberl.na- y,
Western tnionrelegraph. 3 Qulcksiiver. 10 :.
Pacific Mail, 80 Boston Water Power, ofi>
u \; Adams Express, 81 a: Wells Express
~ Z; American Express, sS4; United States En-
press - :; Merchants Union Express, -; New
York Central and Hudson, ~ =; do do. Scrin.
a1 Erie, 25s; Erie preferred. Is; Harlem,
-" Harlem pref don 'dlS N, Reading &c !; Mich,
igan Central, or dii9. Lake Shore ana Michissn
son sossthern, sh; Illinois Central, 10, Cleveland
ana fittsburg. 81, Northwest, 7OS: NorthweSf
preferred, 81 !; Cleveland, Colum6as and CIR
Glnnan eiI -; New Jersey Central, IOSI, Rock
Island, lis Milwaukie aud St Paul, So.
do. prefa, s2S; Wabash and Western, As; do,
do. prefd, =; Fort Wayne, IoSS; Alton ana
Terre Haute, =; do. pref'd, -; Chicago
and Alton on d ia !; Chicago aud Alton pref'd.
on d III; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 2ss
Tennessee 6s, old. s. /; do. new, ags Virginia
es. old, u: North Carolina s's. old. d.:
Missouri 6s, slA. Gold, 1l2 saII2s Market
weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

The SAN DOMINGO TREATY.-It is expected
that the San Domingo treaty win be taken up
in Executive session OF the Senate on wednes-
day next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

CoUET-MARTIAL SENrESCE.-First Lieuten-
ant Peter A. LautZ, late Of the 3Oth Infantry,
recently tried before court-martial in New
York city for presenting false and fraudulent
claim against the United States, has been found
guilty and sentenced to be cashiered and con-
hned in the penitentiary tor one year, though
the President has RENTED that portion of the
sentence relating to imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

0The Woman Movement flirting.
koooing the money drawer IL called
"frisking the till' in Phiiadelphia.
BILE in paper pettiskirts.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IIoN. DANIEL +. SIcKLEs was yesterday con-
irmed by the nate, in Executive session, as
Minister TO Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

GENERAL JAMES W. RIPLEY, United States
Army, died in Hartford, Conn, on Tuesday
night lie had been in feeble health for some
time. He was born i'm 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

The REUNION OF the Army OF the Potomac
takes place in Philadelphia, On the 10Th of
April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

STORM SIcNALs.-A general order was yester-
day issued from the War Department, in which
the chief signal officer Of the army is charged.
subject to the direction of the Secretary of
War, with the special duties of tl,e observation
ard giving notice by telegraph and signal of the
approach and force OF storms, under the provis-
ions of joint resolution of Congress authorizing
meteorological observations at military stations
in the interior OF the country and at other points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

CARLorrA PATTI, previous to her departure
for California and South America, will give
two grand evening concerts in this city at Lin
coin Hall, on Thursday and Friday of next
week, and matinee on Saturday under the
management of Mons. Strakosh. She will be
supported by Theodore Ritter, the celebrated
pianist; Prume, the violinist Squires, tenor,
and Hermans, basse. Seats can be secured at
Netzerott's next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

NAVAL OFFICERS ORDERED FROM WASHING
ToN-Ensign Richardson Glover has been de-
tached from duty at the Naval Observatory, in
tins city, and ordered to signal duty. Ensign
Edwin X. Moore has been detached from signal
dnty at Washington. ID. g., and ordered to the
Colorado. Ensign Charles w. Jarboe has been
detached ffom signal duty at w Washington. ID. c..
and ordered to the Naval Observatory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

BALTIMORE, March list. Patrick's day was
celebrated here by q parade of the 9th Reei
ment Maryland National Guard and q large
number Of Catholic benevolent societies In the
pre- cession were several bands OF music and
many handsome banners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

g. Patriek's nay ~ the North.
TslegrapAed Exclusively to 7Ae Epening Sta,.
NEW YORK, March T.-St. Patricks day is
generally observed in this city, and at Boston,
Providence, and other points in the Eastern
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

THE REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE on JEFF
DAvIs.-The President, by proclamation of
May ?, 1865, offered s10o ,OeO reward for the cap
ture OF Jef Davis, and Congress, by act ap-
proved July 2, 1868, appropriated money to pay
the reward. The Third Auditor has completed
a settlement in favor OF two hundred and forty
claimants under this act, which has been con-
tl med by the Second Comptroller and sent to the
War Department for requisition and in the course
OF few days the claimants may expect to re-
ceive the mopey.
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INTERNAL REvENUf,-Fhe receipts to-day
from this source we're S35s.9e1.9
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY arrived in town
this morning, on their way to fulfil a series of
engagements in the principal Southern cities,
and have consented, at the earnest request OF
large number of citizens, to give a concert on
Saturday night for the benefit of the Young
Mems Christian Association, at Lincoln Hall.
Every body knows the Hutchinsons. They
were the pioneers in the family concerts. which
soon became and continued for years the leading
popular amnsements in this country and
Europe; and it is no disparagemcnt to others to
say that none that followed at all equaled them
in excellence or popularity. The simplicity,
beauty and perfect harmony of their music;
their wit and genial humor; the high position
they have always occupied upon every question
OF public morals, and their patriotism and sac
nfces for the cause of tine country during the
war, are known everywhere. We bespeak for
them crowded house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

A FRAUDuLKxr PExsIoNKR.-Henrietfa
Groschel. Of Baltimore, has been arrested for
frsuduiently receiving pensions - the widow
OF her 0oceased husband, who was q solder.
ing to 800, and IL 3 alleged that she vss
married to . second husband In June, 1885,
receiving pensions since that date.