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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15
MAlSEILLUS.

The Revolution IN the South OF Francc-The
Commune Declared In MarseIlles--How 1t
Was Done.
[Marseilles correspondence Of the London Daily
NeWs.l
The Commune was really declared from the bal
cony OF the Hotel de vile by young and 1t is said
brieness barrister. The red dag was hoisted, and
still waves; q Departmental and Provisional Com
mission il installed, with view OF cooperating with
Paris, although what Is to be done and why change
was made seems hardly known In the city itself.
My natural inquiry was why the National Guards,
meet and act with vigor. The reply was they had
no orders, either from the Project or from Paris.
This is the effect OF over Capitalization On the 25th
OF March we saw several pieces OF cannon dragged
past the hotel on their way TO the Prefecture boys
having taken the place Of horses, and two soldiers
OF the line sitting quietly on the box
As write, the news Is that an understanding has
been arrived at. The Municipal Council and Ma
ttonal Guard will act together, and they have pos
OF the Hotel de Vile; but all Is uncertain.
cannot vouch for the facr. believe, however, this
absurd farce Of the Communists must end here In
SOME such manner. During all this everything goes
speculation jaN IS 5afiTied 81 Hndef sdShh Sond.
tons, but at the cafes and the clubs they smoke and
play as 4 this were March, 1870, and not 1871. A
large number Of Garibaldians are In town, people
turned few days ago. We are told they are paid
by the BOnapartlst agents. On that point, however,
q local Journal says, people may he quite easy IN
their minds. Ii any agent, or friend OF the ate
pire, was entrusted with money to distribute he
would put it In his pocket and keep 1t.
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the recognition Of this prn is neither dscIpns
nor military ra1k social order Montequseu rghA
wnen ne said that though institutions ESTABLISHED by
man subsequently, Ia formed by those institut0nn.
ire are Few interesting Investigations than those
wncn nave or their object to ascertain the influence OF wise
w shuy carried out upon the progress Of nations, and
e pest means OF conducting such an Ia ny by studying
the laws "hien nave made a small people great
Win view 70 adapt the Prussian system to
France the Emperor then makes the following pro-
Positions
Francs TO be divided into fourteen provinces each 10
furnish Tarmee TO be exclusively from thai
province
Conscripton 70 be made universal subject the sxcep
tons admitted In Prussia.
B. The active In the from the went eh
year; service in the reserve from the
twentyourth to tho twenty year; service the mill
tia from the twenty eighth to the thirty third year
Educated men to be admitted A. volunteers
year only In the line.
after passing the necessary examinations
model (Which supersedes seniority BY personal merit).
.. The Establishment Of military school the model Of
tho Berlin Military Academy.
Above ALL ought acquire the strict discipline. the
unceang activity and the sense Of duty and respect for
authority prevailing In the German army Our fathers
thoac qualtie and have Inherited them they
have momentaily disappeared In the vortex OF many
influence, will cause them to revive
The system laid down by the Emperor Is simply Q
copy OF the well known Prussian organization.
Whether the French Will submit to Its hardBhlps re-
mains to be seen. In Prussia 1t required the severe
experience OF three warlike centuries and the In.
bred s0brety OF the race TO render II acceptable.
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TOULOUSE.

The Disorders In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
the prefct Count Keratry.
In consequence Of the disorders which have broken
out IN Toulouse Count KeraTy, Prefet OF the Haute
Garonne. has issued the following procamaton:-
1NHADITANTs or THE HAUTE GARoNSE-1 come among
you In the name OF the government of Versailles
legal one because alone represents the national will
France has suffered cruel In
wounds she needs that which
peace keeps ZIP the morals OF the population
pcrity and most Of ALL tho respect OF law, which alone
strengthens the social equilibrium
some ndvtduas have, by odiou5 to In
fame civil and to bring back the evils OF The
good sense OF the public sustained by tho
power, Ia about to do work of justice The republic IA
guarantee for the rights which II also
imposes duties Let remember that even
the momenary forgctfuness Of the
loss of those rights To spare republic the de-
pament the repetition OF those scenes OF disorder by
which Paris has been dishonored Is the grand object
which have aspired since my appointment with your
aid am confident OF accomplishing this object
My programme public order respect Of all rights without
regard % parties or absolute obedenoc Of the
fur among you and win uphold at all hazards All the In
habitants OF Hautc ought find shelter under
protecting fod which covers their interests we'll their
az p.tt Fstnc. ~ COUNT T.. DE KERAT'RY
TOULOUSE March a. 1871.
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lately occupied by the Prussian chief who has
earned for himself the cognomen OF William the
Sanguinary, while the ga aims have baptized M
Theirs az ''Dodolph the First'-a familiar substi-
tuition for Adolphus.
New Convention Between HI. Thiers aud
Prince Blsmnrck--The Strength Of the Army
OF Paris Raised TO $4,000 Men.
The Cadets OF March 80 gives the following as
the latest news from versailles:-
Tho President Of the Executive alluded the Assem-
bly, 70 convention, signed March ~ IN Roucn by Gene
raj de Fanle, In the name OF the German Confederation
and Pouyer Queer, In the OF the French
ment The terms OF this convention have yet been
shed Ito principal basis the Of article three OF
the treaty OF peace BY which tho garrison OF Paris limited
TO lO,O0O men.
The present circumstances require modification for
this purpose the Minister Of Finance aud the Chief OF staff
have put themselves In communication with the representa-
tive OF the German government. now con.
yention has been concluded. The Army OF
Paris so-called, may henoeforward be raised
e eight divisions numbering IN al eighty Thousand mon
de- Fabrtce had to communeae BY Telegraph with H.
fed Count Bismarck inssted that definite time should be
fixed for the suppression or the Ths Chief Of the
cuve has however this proposition declaring him
self alone the judge Of the opportunity He hoped
arrive ut conctaon and to end these terrible differences
by peaceabe In this proposition or NJ de- Bismarck
there attempt interfere In interior relations,
which the duty Of the chief the rspe
SLAMS have advanced Paris he replied that the advance
guard OF the German which has made forward
ent had not the mission occupy the capital to pacy
II by force
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ROUEN.

General Fabrice's Explnnafi0n-Tho German
Attitude Toward the Reds of Paris.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs at Versailles has
just received the following letter.
RoUEN March 20, 1871.
NJ. LIE MINIsTRE-The purely military communication
lately sent by Chief of the Staff OF the Third
army the temporary In Paris given
to certain commentaries People have hourht Ct to look
that notification encouragement toward tho
movement In Paris In order any suspicion of the
kind will be sufficient to return to the authentic Of the
German letter written by General Schotthetm. This letter
state. that outside certain eventuaties which
mens had not to the knowledge Of German auhor
ties the German troops would maintain peaceful Cc)
attitude The Central Committee in publishing this notidca
ton thought desirable 70 change the expression peacefu
attitude" into ssfriendy attitude" Accept, &c.
FABRICE.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
At Home.

short season Of Italian opera will be given At
the Academy, commencing May 1. The principal
artists are Miss Kellogg, Nine. ssatea Mime. Fon-
tanesi, Nine. Laura HimGla, villanl. CaroselM, Or
Iandinl Reyna and Susln Tho season c0nststs Of
ten nights and the opening opera viii be Poliuto."
The annual Orpheonist Springtide festival takes
place at the Academy OF Music on the 25th inst.
MIR. Jerome Hopkins, the director, has been long
known for his incessant exertiOnS In behalf oil tho
OrpheOn schools and his indomltable perseverance
In placing such deserving institution In the posi-
zion to which 1t IS entitled. The preparations Tor
the coming festival are on grand scale, ana capl'
tai musical treat may be anticipated.
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In tho Country.

Little Nell opens at the Park theatre, Brooklyn.
May a.
Dody Bidwen has given up her proposed trip to
Marion Mordaunt, the innexlble, is ut the Globe
theatre, Boston.
The Lingard Combination open in Titusville. Pa.
for one week, on May 8.
The Tony Dener Pant0mime Troupe play At
Woods Museum this summer.
John Stctson. Of the Howard Athon@um. Boston,
arrived in this city on the 18th inst.
Emma Ross, the clever dar.seuse, appears ct the
Globe theatre, Brooklyn, next week.
John Br0ugham opens four weeks engagement
at the Globe theatre, Boston, on June IL.
Cotton and Archer and the Benzeley Brothers have
been engaged for Dr. james l.. Thayer's snow.
Bob Butler, pant0mmist, has been engaged for
the Globe theatre, this city, and VIII open ON
April "a.
Isadora Cameron Will probably play at Nlblo's
Garden this summer during the +. s. Chanlrau en-
oliver Doud Byron produces his drama or "Across
the Continent OF the Globe theatre, Boston, opening
there on July 3
Robert struthers and Jenny Gourlay win shortly
leave Tor Europe for the purpose OF playing in the
provinces and In London
Little Vic, very talented little protean child
actress opens at the Globe theatre, this cty; also
SIgnOr CASTOR, the fire eater.
The Imperial Japanese troupe were to have left
Liverpool on the steamer France about April 10 ana
may be expected here about May 2
Ella Wesner continues at the Globe theatre. this
city. She has had offers from another manager In
this city, which she quickly refused.
E. I. Stets0n with his drama OF "Neck and Neck"
made quite sensation In PitJsburg the past week.
This week he Is In st. Louis and next week 10
Buffalo. /
Tony Pastor goes on the road this summer for >
Tas The Sis Ms Tony las Himself Sesn sravsl
ling n Six years. ana he win positively appear 8
each town as advertised. 80 10 ~ "a "a
John P. Smith plays the Lefnnrwen Combination
at Springfield, Mass, on the 14th anu 18th inst. !
Providence, H. l., four nights, commencing on the
10th; Worcester, Mass. 2lst and 22d; springfield.
oath; Hartford, Conn.,, 25th and Goth; New Haven,
27th and 2Sth; Newark, N. J., goth and May l, and
Bridgeport, Conn, I'd ana Sd.
Dr. James L. Thayer is organizing nrst class
show through Colonel 7. Allston Brown, Tor sum.
mer's travelling tour. opening In Jersey City on May
L. for long season. The Doctor win Visit all the
principal cities New York and then travel West.
He will give his entertainment under canvas, ana
everything will be new and Of the most elaborate
description.
Fanny Herring arrived In this city on the 18th
inst, after seven months tour through the Now
England towns where she has been q great favOrite,
with the Boston Comedy Company. She goes to
Montreal for next week with the same company.
she plays with dramatic company at Tony PASTORS
Opera House for the summer, opening June IL, and
producing sensational dramas
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Louis Blanc ON the state Of Frnnce.

Louis Blnnc the State Of France.
M. Louis Blanc in private letter dated Versailles,
March o. which is published In the Limoges Jour-
nal says:-The situation here, as you know. is
rible. Between the provinces and Paris-tne pro-
vlnces as represented by the majority Of the Assem-
bly,, and nsurrectionary Paris-there Is gulf. How
will 1t DC filed upf Pity and those OF friends
who. like me, see the safety OF France only in a
policy OF moderation, the triumph Of winch seems.
alas, to become Day by day less pr0bable.n
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~ tne aal moment o cpasmtrHt poweIs 10
@ wlisS sSsaa sssa q sol pSss
y your wsaom We haze waaas Violence enc su'
i y sse eysy when prsaSsss
sa@g We have been sSs y
days action. Known % You and pride
your saasnsas Sui Ssiars al ps.. ing
e.. o.n oas that yoa amy ss % sssS
claim aloud that YOU. absolute ana lawful masters
s he Necessity q
ssss % sq % soaa
elect Of to-day They will them for ever work
viz
H. y sng e % rs SsS.n
march firmly bravsv the Of the future Give
you w assuredy arrive al the Intended gOashe universal
''Kks Here follow the signatures
The First Proclamation OF tho Commune
The Members OF tho Versailles Government
Stigmntized as CriminaIs-What the Com
mune II G0ing TO DO.
The Journal Oo7ctel Of the Commune OF March 80
has the following proclamauon:-
. ~ 1n: ,s b. sDss e
a se1fa Ss n
snt which wanted 70 dishonor you by forcing upon you
To-day criminals. whom you ad desire to
to 70 ssns the
We from these sxecraDls plots to the Judgment or
institution. that VII,
d:s:
sommsroe which ARE s. paIsy.sd WIN receive
% and %e an' a Be
ss only Wiz e Of Hs Acts f.
ve on ask the confidence OF tho people IN order TO insure
he SS 90 dss su'' e. hsS IF
DEGREES Of tho Commune.
Firt--Conscrption is abolished.
Soqd No other armed force than the National Guard
tional Guard.
The employees OF the public service will hencefor-
ward consider as nall and void all orders and COM
manifestations coming from the government OF
Versailles or Its adherents. Every em2!oye or
funcrionary who will not conform to this decree
10 be immediately dismissed.
'shs Organi sation of the Communal Conn
m.ttces.
The Commune has appointed an Executive Com
m,ttee OF seven members, and has divided itself
into nine sectioas-Finance, War, JUSTICE Public
Safety, Subsistence. Education, Labor and Ex-
change Foreign Department, finally Municipal Adj
ministfatton ana Pablo Service. The following Is
the organization OF the cOmmittaes:-
val, Lsfransais Felix Pysi Bsrsere D''N''' 'A'An'
FiaI CDmueeCltizenS Victor Clement Farn, TOurdo
/ Bcsiay, Resere.
M.tty Camg,ss-Citizens Plndy, Eudes Bergeret, Du-
VAL ChRrdon, Flourens, Ranver.
Jlie.al C1mm Citizons Ranc, Proto Leo Meillet.
Vermorel, Ledroi. Babick.
o,mtaiae 81 Pa1e Citizens Racul, Rigault, sere,
ASST Gourmet, Oudct, Chalain, Glrardin
Committee 81 Way, ias-Ctizens Dereure Champy,
Ostyn. Clement, Psrize Emile Clement, Fortune Henry.
gems Malon Frankel Ehcsz, Dupont Avrail Loseau, Tin
son. Puget, Euy. Grardin.
C,oies Of F,sega Citizens Delescuze, Rano,
Paschal Gr0use Ulysse Parent Arthur Arnoud Ant Ar
nauld, Oh. Girardin.
tomme 2. Pa,ic SgieeCitizens Ostyn, Bloray. Gem
| ent IT. b. Mardeet Mortier, RastOul.
Citizens Jules Wales, DOcteur Gou-
pill Lefesre, Urban Albert Leroy Vendure, Dernay, Doc
teur Robinet
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of the Central Commit
Previous to Retirement.

The following Is the full text Of the proclamation,
published In Paris the 3otn ut and issued by the
Central Committee on reiinquishing their func.
tions.-
CtrIzEssToday have been permitted assist at the
randest popular spectacle which has our eyes,
which has ever moved hearts Paris greeted aud APP
pTuaeu ncs sss opcnoa .c.n ana wnite eat
dred thousand frcomen have forward TO their
liberty and TO proclaim the constitution amid the roar
of cannon Let the spies Of Versailles who rrow
walls report TO their what voices forth the
breast OF entire population they n the whole city,
and resound beyond her walls: Let these spIes who
sneaked into our ranks give Thorn faithful Image Of this
magnificent spectaclea people resumng ts sovereignty
sucimsy and amOi'iousy crying aloud I've VIII die for
OfrIssssws rsUlses Ia bAnda bs works ron ooa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
UFFlCE CHAHLhbTUN NhW6,
SATURDAY EVENING, March Is, 1871.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NKws.
SATURDAY EVENING, March Is, ls1li
CorroN.-The demand was in very restricted
way and mostly by one buyer, who operated
mainly In stained and tinged qualities other
kinds being quite nominal, with duh and de-
pressed market, the light operations indicating In
the qualities sold decline OF an H@Ac p fb.
Sales near 300 bales, say 4S at 111c q atl1., As
at IL, Sc at l21< and 81 at l21kc. We quote some
what nominalIy:
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Boston Market

boston, March l5-CoFFEE.-The market for
coffee remains without change. Prices are wen
sustained, with lair demand for ioDbng lots.
We notice sales Of 9l00 pockets Singapore Java ~
price we did notlearn; Java In lots, at ls1s
gold and Rio at l5a16ac 3 1t, gold Some 1891
bags st. Domingo have been exported 10 Ant.
werp, and the prices Of tnis article Is nomina!iy
95lal0c p ib, gold, IN bend.
CoTToN.-Tnere has been steadter feeling LOT
cotton for some days past, and the doWnWer's
tendency Of prices has been checked ons manu-
Iacturers are purchasing only IN lots as waniet,
and. there APPEARS to be no confidence 10 q higher
range Of prices for the future. The sales have
been at 1lxal3c for ordinary; l2;ialSc Tor eood
ordinary; i4al41sc for low mtddltng, aud 1Sal5 &c
for middiinB, including uplands ana Gull, tne
market closing steady at these figures.
DoMEsTICa-In cotton goods There IS rather
more doing, but the recent decline IN cotton mas
led 10 rather easier prices for some kinds, While
stocks Of desirable goods are sold up 30 close tnat
very tile change has taken place. Ihe )ooolng
trade is also more active with the prospects OF d
very fair trade. Wo9llenS are nrm ana nave an
upward tenyency, The high price oi wool navlhg
materially increased the cost or production.
GuHNY BAGS-The market is quiet at l5Hal6c,
currency; anu to arrive 500 bEles nave Deen soiu
at lie, gold, In bond.
GUNNY CLoTH-This article Is firm, and prices
have advanced. with considerable speculative IN.
quiry. The salts include 100 bales 10 arrive at
i2Aal2Xc, gold, in bond. ald 1000 rolls domestic
at 2lc currency. The market il now hrm at 2lc
for domestic, and 1915c for Calcutta.
HAY.-There has been fair demand FOR East
ern, with sales at $19a29 per ton as TO quality,
NAVAL STORES.-Spirlts turpentine has decll.ed
to 57a571ac per gallon, With moderate sales. Tar
Is Quiet but renilns quite steady. In roSin, sales
OF 100 bbls low No. a. s3Jo per Dbl. Pilch Is
quiet.
TO small lots at S}5aec per pound.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York.
Mrs II Burns, Miss NJ GOrham, Mrs Avery, ~
Silva Hunfcs, Mrs Smith and child. Miss 5 j
Mar:in pl Casweil, wife aud Chilli, Mrs Mendell,
Miss MenGe;l, A Heistendahl, " Mendel, Maj D
Ugilby, II Bruning. Curry, II II smith, NC,
pOnutll, L Tomlnson, P Culinane, K douglass, =
T Moore, NJ UliuEwater, Lewis Canl, Berges, Z
Burgc, E Holman, Fay, H Dewart, + Dunlng,
Maj F w Meyer, and Oh deck.
Per steamer Dictator. from Paatka VIA JACK
sonvile. Fernandlna and Savannah loung,
Mrs I NJ SheT ard and servant, Mr. Summers, Miss
summers, Miss Coventry, Miss Sigh, Mrs Loraln:
two children and maid. Lieut. Eaton, vile and
maid, Lieut. Bartlett " NJ Bird. l. Novel;,
Leland, G W Hawes and wife, and 90 deck.
terprise and Way Landings-Mrs Seabl ooI, JOS
whaley. ] whaley and G Whaley.
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Port CALENDAR.
MABINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. Co.. MARCH 20, ls
ARRIVED SATURDAY

| ARRIVED SATURDAY.
. Steamer Argo, Kissam, Edsto and Way Land.
| incs 9 bags sea island and bales upland cotton,
| mdse and sundres. To Douglas Nis ct, VIM A
Boyle. " Dowling CO. Richards Shsl = Dayton,
Rayenel i co,'-Smm9ns, Tr!est, kinsman sk
Received from Chisolm's Mill. As tcs rice. To
| q B.schon j co.
Received from Bennetts Mill. IL terceS rice.
| To Il 1ngraham 4 Son.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Florence Chapman, Jones, Liverpoo!-i5
days. Salt. To Henry Card.
| Schr John S Lee Van Glider, Baltimore
days. Corn -four, &c. 10 Master, M0rdecai co.
T Kerr & CO, W Jones i co, BuIWinIle Gu,
ana others.
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter, Palatks, via Jack.
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah. 81 bags
sea s!ahd cotton, 10 hhds lnoasses, l3 bales moss
| IS pNgs mdse. &c. To Rarentl i co. Pinckuey
| Bros, W NJ Lawton e. Sons, W Bee CO. Geo W
Williams i co, W Williams Son, " Wlte, u
Mcpherson, Klatte co, Macqueen RiecSe,
O,Neill, Quackenbush, J L Il co, and S
'o''''''' CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Maphattan, Woodruff, New York
James Adger i CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York.
Schr Arracan, Porter, Savannah.
Schr Heien l. Snow, Snow, Satllla, Ga.
FROM THIS PORT.
DSShSs1
March 10.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore, 18th
March.
Schr Sea Queen, Roseorook, Wilmington, G,
March 16 ,,..,,,-
Fla, March IT.
Schr Lillias, Grimm, sagua la Grande, March f.
Schr Arctic, WUodeman, Baltimore, March H.
UP FOE THIS PORT.
Schr Streaker, Van Glider, at Philadelphia,
March 16.
March 10.
Schr Charles E Hitler, -, ct New York,
March 10.
schr L Q wshart Mason, at Baltimore,
March 16.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowen, at New York.
March l6.
Steamship Fall River, Hiuckley, at Philadelphia,
March 16.
:. Bark Caroline Lamont. Marriott, at Baltimore,
March 16.
Schr Ella Matthews, McEwee, at Philadelphia,
March 15.
Schr Myrorer, Brown, at New York, March 1e.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Clara, from PHILADELPHIA for Charles. |
ton, was at LeweS, Del, March l5
The Schr Emma, Anthony from Georpe,oYn S |
c. was at BarbauOeS February IL.
The schr Kate Foster, Harnden from Bucks. |
vile, 8 G, arrived 81 Antigua February Is.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, March 10: The business
doing is stl moderate, but buyers have to.pay lul
prices, as the advantage Of the position IS al WIZ "
holders, and they intend TO retain u. Saies ol = =
tcs Carolina at SSesxc, and ISL bags Rangoon d
From the Journal OF Commerce: Rice remains
without change The stock is very moderate anc
is not pre- ssed on the market, but at tne m0niea
sas.:c. and RangooD, duty paid, at Ta7Gc, cur
rency. ,r,,,,,- Tho
market Is Inactive. The demand Is limited, DQl
the stock Is so small that va ussdo not vary; we
at S3 4ca3 80, gold.
From the Herald: Carolina was steady and
firm at SSaSHc, with small sales within tnl
range The supply was very light. VI Raugoon
100 bags were SOLD az Sc 10, gold, IN pond.
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Chipping.
TSOR NEW YORK--MERCHARrS' LINE.

The Regular Packet Schooner LILLY, lii
Hughes, Master, having on board all heavy 80
freight, wants Cotton and light Frelgns 70 M ~ up
and leave promptly. WIN. hoACh w.
mar2n-2