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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17

NEW YORK CIRcUs.-This well-known me-
tropolitan establishment made its grand en-
tree into the city yesterday morning at ten
O'Clock. The magnificent golden chariot
drawn by twenty-four beautiful horses, and
containing Prot. Chas Boswold's famous New
York Band, clad in their splendid uniforms
paraded through the principal streets, excit-
ing the admiration of the throngs of spectators
who filled the sidewalks along the route. The
chariot was followed by team of ten bcauti-
ful Lilliputian ponies, tho smallest and han
EOmest in the country.
In the afternoon and evening the spacious
pavilion at the corner Of Green and Portland
streets, was filled with large audience, there
by showing that really first-class entertain
ment will always be patronized by our
citizens OF the performane, it would be use
less to speak in detail, after the unanimous
verdict of the press of the country has been
rendered in its favor; but suffice it to say, that
1t was in every respect, a first-class equestrian
exhibition, and fully equalled, if not exceeded,
the high expectation which had been formed
in regaed to it. The music was not the least
enjoyable feature of the exhibition, and was
far above the average music of travelling cir
cuses, as the band includes among its MEM
bers Mr. ROLAND, the distinguished cornet
player, and other well-known performers
We trust that Mr.. Lent will meet with the
most abundant success in his present cam
paign, and be encouraged to persevere in his
very landable efforts to place before the public
really first-class entertainment, wholly free
from all Objectionable features, and that next
year the visit of his company may be longer
and their route more extended in this State
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LAST LECTURE OF THIS COURSE Remem-
Der DIR. Simms amusing lecture this EVEN ng,
on 'Love, COurtship and Marriage"
The Doctor will perform the act of burning
Metal at the close of this lecture. DR.. Smms
will be found at his room at the Hall during
this.day only, to give charts.
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III Buckfeld, Mays Mr.. Grin Fa1rar aged 50 yrs
and s months.
In kumord, May II, Mrs. Ruth T., wife Of NJ. F,
Knight
In Oxford, May s, Mr.. Benajah Pratt, aged s5 years
5 months.
In BiddeioTd, May 4, Louis Albert and LucJ Ada
laide. twin children Of j. L. and Sarah L. Cl.ayes
In Bethel, May 8, Mrs. Mary vile of Major A,
Grover, '0' a.
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LIMERICK AcADEMY.-The spring term of
Limerick Academy closed with an exhibition
at the Town Hall. Seventeen original essays
and declarations were given by the students,
which were highly credtable to themselves
and the institution. Music was given by Mr..
Shaw, Mr.. Monroe and Mrs. Wetherbee. So
highly pleased were the people with the enter
tainment that Mr.. Shaw and Club have ac-
cepted their invitation TO give concert at
Limerick June 9Th. -.. ~
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At AUCTION.

IL Il al " Y II AONs
ON Saturday. May 20, at II 4. m. we shall sell at
John RUSSELL 81 AID 3i3 Congress street. larcs A.
sortment OF new and elegant Carriages, consulting
OF Pha tons, Top and No Top Bugges American
and Turn Scat Carryalls Sun shades, BrowneIl Ton
Wagons, Open Beach Wagons, etc.. etc.
Also. second hand Cut Under Carryall, custom
made, ro0my, and In complete otder.
Also, large variety OF second hand Carriages,
Aiso, Harnesses, Halters, Whips, etc, etc.
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WOODS ON FIRE,
wAsMINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The President sent
to the Senate to day the nomination OF Ncho-
las Fish, of New York, as Assistant Secretary
of Legation at Berlin.
THE NEW BONDS.
About 50, OO0,0O0 of bonds of the new loan of
the denomination OF $1,000, and $4,000, 600 reg
istered of the denomination of $4,000 are now
ready for distribution. The smaller bonds will
be completed in a day or two.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides in re-
lation to the redistribution Of S54, 900 OF
national bank circulation, that the whole
amount must be re-issued for the exclusive use
of the Southern and Western States.
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THE MOUNT WASHINGTON EXPEDITION
The six months sojourn of the Meteorological
party upon the summit OF Mount Washington
is completed. The last telegraph authorized
by an arrangement with the press was sent on
the 14th of May. Contrary to the predictions
.ofmany last fall, the provisions did not give
out, the coal bin still contains fuel the observ-
ers were not frozen to death, nor have they suf-
fered in bodily health or from discomfort. The
members Of the expedition are now preparing
their official repeit, which will be published at
the earliest practible moment. The observa-
tions are to be continued through the summer
by the signal service of the War Department.
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THE Prize Candy Store at 96 Exchange
Street is now open, and the proprietor has a
full supply of Packages just received, that will
enable him to keep open every day and eve.
ming for the next two weeks ct
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THE Kreutzer Club, as before announced,
mill give concert in Yarmouth on Friday
evening. They will 90 out and return by spec
lal car, accompanied by quite a number Of
musical friends who wish hear them sing
Their rehearsals have been very thorough and
their singing is excellent, while the music Sc
lected for the OCCASION is Of the best written
for male voices
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The member Of G. r. Corps tender their
Sincere thanks to Cogia Hsssan fof generous
supply of spool cotton.
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IHE tax payers should not forget that their
Internal revenue taxes are now due, and that
by N aking immediate payment thereof to col
lector, at No. 1 Exchange street, they will save
fee of twenty cents which the law SAYS shall
be charged for personal notice.
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DEPARTURES on ecr.r srr.,,co.
II n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,


Tuesday, May I6.
c.. ARRIVED.
Ea otteamer New England, Field, ST John, NIB, via
,n nfs Nvveyites Trask, Georgetown, Sc, with hard
Company. 'o"i u ods
Sch I Harris, (Br) Quinlan. Boston to load for
Sch Wild Rover. Storer, Boston
Sch Cnnvos, from Boston tor Eastport
Sch Empire Parker, Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Sch Skylark, Loring. Alexandria Nckersan g.
Litchfed.
Sch California, Boothby, Boston James Il Will
liams.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Especial Dispatch by International Lne.l
GARDINER, May TO- The annual convention
of evangelical Sunday Schools assembled in
the Congress rational Church in this city this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The services of the
convention we're opened by singing Corona
ton" by the audience, followed by reading of
the Scripture by Rev. Mr.. Chase of Bangor,
and Prayer by Rev. G. s. Nichols OF Pownaf. =
A. Baker, Rev. G. M. Herring, Rev. c. f.
Allen and M. w. Farr were chosen a commits
tee of temporary Organization, who reported as
follows: President, 8. AxStanwood, Gardiner;
Secretary, Rev. E. N. Haynes, Lewiston; As.
sistant Secretary, J. M. Larrabee, Gardiner
Messrs. Palmer, Crane, Deering, Allen, Lord
and Goddard were appointed a committee on
permanent organization. Thirty minutes were
then spent in social converse and prayer. DIR.
Gardiner being too fatigued to deliver his adj
dress the remainder of the afternoon was al
lotted to Rev. G. f. Allen who spoke upon the
religious experience of children. A large
number of delegates and others interested are
in attendance. Many more are expected to ar
rive tomorrow and everything indicates a Sc
ries CT very interesting meetings. -eF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17

WE have had manufactured for us two new
STYLES paper collars especially for our city
trade-one quality is labeled the "Maine" aud
we shall sell it for ten cents box. The finest
collar made we have labeled the portland"
and shall them for fifteen cents. These collars
we have in all sizes, and recommend them te
the most fastidious trade. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine. Cogia Hassan
129 Middle Street. may17th-1w
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PROF WILLIAM MASON and e. G. Hoadly
nave prepared, and Ditson s. Co. published a
new System for Beginners on the Piano Forte,
which is the fruit of large experience; easy yet
thorough ard helpful. making every hours
practice tell in the path towards proficiency,
and developing flexibility yet strength of fin
gering. There are also fine gems from Mozart
and other masters
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New Advertise menis Te-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lyceum Concert. =. Army and Navy Hall.
AUCTION COLUMN. ..
Carriages at Auction. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Bonds. -. II. M, Payson.
Coal for $7,75.. j. T. Rogers & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Houses for Sale. VIM. Burrowes,
Notice. =. Exemption OF Taxes.
Auction q Commissio Merchants. ,Tayior & CO
For Sale. Jordan Il Blake,
Boots q Shoes. Gable Screw Wire.
Bridgton Academy. Thos. II. Mead.
Printing Establishment Tor SAFE. :. N. Sweet.
Furniture Mandatory. johnson s. Brennan.
Fresco Fainter. Geo ID. JOst.
For Sale. Cough IL Howard,
Cbrom0S. Hale.
House tor Sale. VIM. H. Jerris.
Grape Juice Pills. :. Helnbold.
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PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-The
monthly meeting was held last evening, Presi-
dent 8. c. Gordon presiding. Tue following
business was transacted: An informal vote
was taken that they should not celebrate their
anniversary by an excursion to the islands this
year. The report was recommitted to the AM
niversary Committee. A committee of three
were appointed to confer with the Grand Army
of the Republic in relation to the celebration OF
Memorial Day. 1t was voted to meet Thurs
day evening at IL o'clock at headquarters in
full uniform for drill and the transaction Of
hui
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OIL PAINTINGS AND FINE CHRoMos are now
opening and will be on exhibition at the Auc-
ton and Commission Rooms Of H. Taylor &
Co. IA and 16 Exchange street. The latest and
best thing, Lost on the Prairie" among the
number. my16-3t
PANAMA HATS for one dollar each at the
Eureka Dollar Store my162t
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WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

EH-Our advertising patrons requested to send
in their copy early IN the day as possible. Id
vertisements to appear Monday morning should De
sent in Saturday, tnot Sanday.)
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-The great German
peace festival wound up to-day with picnic
at the rifle grounds, few miles north of the
city. The grounds, covering thirty acres, were
so densely crowded that little comfort was ex.
perienoed by those present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17

Use Hills Rheumatic Pills, only 25 cts per
box mayf;th a.
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PERsoNAL.-We clip the following item from
the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette:
General Hall, of Maine, we hear, has agreed
to debate the question of woman's rights, be-
fore lyceums with Mrs. Livermore, next win
ter. Both gentlemen are bora debators.
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AUCTION SALES,
Assignee's Sale.
Horses, Carts, Building Material, &c, MT
Auction.

ON Friday, May 18th, at 2I-2 o'clock p M. Wa
bei snail sell at the Lumber Yard OF L. e. stuart
St one Braekett and Tate SITS, Just below Danforth
extra bsin OF grey Horses, weight about $500 lbs,
promisieS eC on two yrs old, sired by Gen Knox;
Two horse Lumber Rigging
two horse Dump Cart
two horse Jigger.
1 two horse Sled.
light Wagon.
set heavy double Harnesses,
I light riding Harness.
set light double Harnesses.
l Safe, weight about 1000 lbs
Also Bricks. Staging Poles. Plank, Boards Lad.
ders Derricks, and d. rrick Rigging, Blocks Tool
box g, Stone Caps, Stills, Steps, &C., together with
large lot Of Masou's ani Brick Layers Tools.
j. A. LOCKE,
Assignee OF Estate OF T.. Il. Stuart
q. BAILEY & 90, AHetIensess.
myIOtd
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.


BOOTHBAY, May s-Ar, schS Medi0rd, Orne, FIN
Bangor tor Wail1eet; Nsuseag. Kent do tor Boston !;
ADVANCE Walden. I'm Hampden tor do; Caste,lane,
Was0n. Reckland Tor Salem.
NAV s-Ar, schs julia Rich, Patien, Ellsworth
for Boston.
MAY liar. schs War Eagle. Frisbee, Bangor Tor
Boston; Challenge, Bennetr, Boston.
Sid. sch Silver Lake. Reed, Eleuthera.
gor) for Boston.
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NARRAGANsETr PARK.-The entries for the
Jnne races at Narragansett Park Ito take place
June 1916 are closed and number about fifty
Maine is to be represented by Mr.. George NJ
Robinson of Augusta, who enters his horse.
Col. Lakeman, for two purses, and S. Farmer
OF Pennington, who will put upon the course
the promising John franklin. In the list OF
horses we find the familiar names of Lucy OF
! Philadelphia, George Palmer, Rhode Island,
St. Elmo, 1.-TWO of the name), Sea Foam, Lot
terry, Jessie Wales, Medoc, Andy johnson,
Belle Strickland and License. Old turfmen
like w. H. Woodruff, Thomas S. Carpenter,
Dan Pifer. George G. Thayer and William HI.
Doble are interested in some of the animals,
and there is a promise of most successful
Inaafinn -
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. May 16.-Coburn still expresses
dissent from Dick Holywood's decision that
the issue with Mace be decided in Kansas CITY,
and meeting of the principal trainers and
hackers will be held tomorrow to arrange for
an early meeting at place mutually satsfac-
tory.
A young woman named Gardner, aged 1S
years, drowned terself in pond in LleWelly u
Park, Orange. this morning. She was we'll
blessed, wearing diamond engagement ring
and might have been rescued but she refused
assistance.
banquet was given to Baron Gerolt at the
Union League Club this evening. William
M. EvaIts presided.
WOODS ON FIRE.
P0UaHKEEPsIE. May 16.-The forests along
the line of the RondOut u Oswego railroad are
burning, q large tract having already been
burned over. The fire originated from spa rks
from locomotives.
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ably more active this morning. it opened at iii and
has since advanced tC 111s. Governments are also
stronger and higher in sympathy with Gold. Money
easy &C g per cent. Sterling Exchange is strong
at 1iOa q llOI Stocks rather dull but steady and
generally lower than last nights closing prices The
specie shipments to-day were S1,245,Gl6.
The following are the forenoon quotations of South
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Prince De Lymar of Prussia was married
Tuesday, to Mary Parsons Of Columbus.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

PAPER HANGERS can be found at Lothrop's
New Paper Store, Exchange st. IT
USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manuia ctur
ed by N. ID. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change St., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. If satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded If
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Callao 18th ult, ship Rchd Busted, John
Sid Nth, ships Eliphalet Greeley. Halcrow, Roter-
dam 18th, Jane Fish, Brown, Bellestes to load for
Hamburg.
Ar at Aspinwall 2sth ult, brig Jersie Rhynas Hall
Boston.
AR at st Thomas 10th, brig j Strout. Hammond
Guadal0upe land sailed 18th Tor Porto Rico) 20lh,
sch l. Warren. Hatch. New York, land sailed oath
for Cuba: 2ist. brigs Maurice, Carlson. New York
22i r Hassel. Clifford, Liverpool for Cardenas, in
distress.
AR At Barbados 2Ith ult, barqus Cara, Nichols
Bermuda tor st Vincent put III for water.
AT Mayagdez 2sth ult, briggs Eugepia, IarIabee TOR
Boston, idg; Abby Thaxter. Parker. d,sg; scbs W
Bernard. Smith, tor Boston, ldg; Mary Lymnburper
Lansl for New York: and others.
Sid TN Kingston 9Th inst, sch Frank Treat, Bar
ker. New York.
At Baracoa I'd inst. sehs S McKown Parsons,
wig; Azelda Il Laura, McIndoe, do: L M Warren.
Hatch do; Geo Washington, P,nkham, do.
Al at North Sydney. CB, 9Th inst, barque Lucy A
Az at 81 John, NB 12tb schs Jas Warren, Drisko,
Eastrort; Kathleen, Brooks, Portland
CID 1zth, barque Sarah Hobart, White Havana
brig A n Roberts. Doak, Matanzas.
tPer City OF Paris. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool LIST inst, Florence Treat. Short,
Savannah: 9TH. b Fay, Robbins, Savannah.
Ar at Messina 30th ult. Speedwel Paten, Cadiz.
Ar at Havre Let inst Pro Gus, Chapman, Savannah
SD I'm Bremerhaven 10Th ult, Topeka, Blanchard,
Sid finn Hamburg 2sth ult, Hawthorne, williams.
Philadelphia.
Sid TIM Cuxhaven Goth, Ellen Goodspeed. Preblo.
Philadelphia.
In Elsincre Sound aoth ult, Alfred, BUT, and B
SPOKEN.
@March g. lat 81 20 S, lon q 81 W, ship romwell
from Boston Tor Bomt ay.
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GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remed
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrh.
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DOMKsTlC PORTS.

18Th, was got off 10th, and proceeded. Salvage is
claimed to the amount of sls,0O0.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
,, NEW 0RLEANs-Ar 10th, ship Wild Hunter.
Cid 9Th. barque Talavera, Carver, Boston.
In port 9Th, ships Chas Davenport. Potter: II
Sonie' So9le; iysnhoe HERMAN; Jos Fish Stack
Liverpool: Alexander. Tarbcx; Alice Buck Blaneh.
ard; Belle Morse, Gregory; G w White. Griffin;
Tucker. Taylor; Tranquebar, harvard, and Union.
Austin, Tor lavre; Sc James, Paterson, Tor Bremen
itassa. Rush; for Cronstadt: Gettysburg, Walker.
Chase, Chase tor Bremen: Danl Draper, Clark tor
iIavre; Wettertorn, Landetkn Tor do Esther, Lor-
ScR"Gln lh, ses ' A esHGa Grace Gil
christ Tor Sc John, NIB.
s's Ioth; n Isrqne May stetsen, spates Cuba
PHiLADELPHlA-Arl 18th, brig Anna NJ Knight,
CD 18Th. brig Julia E Arey, Coombs. Martinique.
NEW Y9RKLAr l4th, brig Leighton, Leighton.
Mex ZimIa, Jewett. Arroyo; PenosscDit, Coon,bs,
81 John, Pr; nc Gates. Freeman, Jacksonville;
shaw: Rockland: J Hail. Muller. Portland; Karl,
from Bangor; Rio. Donavan. Machias: Maud Web
ster, Wentworth Providence: Fred Hall. Clever,
Portland; bartba Weeks. Dutch, Belfast; G s Rog.
ers. Mayo, and franklin, Brewster. Rockport; Della.
ware. kellar. Providence; Anna F.ye Smith, Port
ell do; Berry, Hewitt, Belfast; KentlIick Fish,
King. Calais. - 800
Ar 10Th, brig Geo Berry, Bradley. Sierra Moreno
Old l5th ship Cnatm er, Lucas. San francisco; brig
Jas Miller, Thombs. Arroyo; schs Zota Pei. Doak,
st.r Squ,Tes, Savannah.
.PROViDENCE-Ar 18th, schs Otranto, Hammond
Ellsworth; Silver Bell, Bailey, Piitston.
AT 10th. sch Mary Ward. Ward, Calais.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 14tb. schs Adriana, Dunten
Port johnson tor Portland; Nellie Chase, Upton,
and Nadab. Cheney, Portland Tor New York
Ar 18th, sch Magellan, Sargent i'm Mt Desert for
New York.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, sehs Frank Barker, wrey and
Iowa. Deering, Bangor; Water With, Sleeper, Rock
land II Eliiott. Merrill, Gardiner.
Cd 10th. briggs Isabel Bsurman, Kennard, Surinam
Perkins, Seymour. Hayti fTT
Ar 18th, schs Maria Frye, Pendeton. Port John
son; Henry A. Wade. Waldoboro; Franklin, Colby,
Wiscasset.
CID 10th. schs VIM Flint, Post, GEORGETOWN DC;
Sawyer, Drsko Machias Eagle. Grapt, Hancock;
e. Merriam, Clark. Bangor. Florence Rogers,
sheppard Portland. TO load Tor New York.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar1 3ih sch Charlotte Fish,
Williams. Charleston, sc. /.
Sid 18th. schs Warrington, Lancaster, Ellsworth:
Alpine, Elliott, Philadelpha.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 18th. schs Louisa Francis,
Hunt, st Andrews, NIB; Chas Carroll, Mullen, Rock
land.
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Sch Tampa, tot Maehias) Jewctt. at New York
from Arroyo, reports light esterly winds TO lar "a
lon ~ ~, when she encountered a fierce gale from
WSW, during which was obliged to heave to /; broke
Rarque Rome. lot Bath Otis, at Philadelphia from
Liverpool. reports heavy weather; 18th nit shipped
sea which stove boat and cabin windows, swept
decks and shifted cargo.
Ship Glcry Of the seas, which got ashore at st John
18th. was got off 18th, and proceeded Salvage is
claimed TO the amount of $4,000.
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NJ EMOR ANDA.

FHVM mEKCHASTs EX0HANGE.
=. ar At New York 10th, ship Majestic, Durham. Car
sally Brown. Matthews, Singapore; scbs Ringloye,
swan fensacolai Star, Crowell, Portland.
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. @4aA AEFpFE
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Gfeat Bfif0in.

LONDON, May 16 In the House of Com.
mons this evening OConnor Don, member for
hoscommon, submitted motion that it is in.
expedlent to continue in force the act for the
preservation OF peace in Ireland after the date
originally fixed as it's limitation. Claiborne
Hardy and Chichester Foetescue in consider
alton OF the continued lawlessness in Ireland
opposed the motion. John Martin, member
for Meath. spoke at length in denunciation OF
English tyranny in ireland and claimed the
Island.
In thu House of Lords bill making drafts
and notes maturing on holidays and SUNDAYS
payable on the following day was read twice.
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GOvERN,IENT REPORTS.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE ASSEMBLY, q $
VERSAILLES, May 16. The Assembly to-day
voted the urgency of the motion for rebnildin1
the residence of Theirs in Paris at the public
expense. ss ~ =. = -
A motion declaring the republic permanent
was leferred to a Committee Prayers were
oidered IN the churches for the cessation of
the Assembly. - - : "
THE TREATY OF PEACE,
VERSAILLES, May 16.-The Assembly to-day
appointed a committee to examine and report
nIon the treaty of peace negotiated at Frank
lori 1t IS generally expected that the cesson
Will be severely criticised in the Assembly.
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THE DEMOLITION OF THE COLUMN IN THE pLAe
VENDoME
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ENTERTAINMENTS

@AIarch %. lat 81 10 S, lon q 81 W, ship romwe
from Boston Tor Bomt ay.