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ADJUSTMENTS LAST NIGHT.

Marschuer's opera OF .'ivanhoe,n which was given
last night at the 8caAcmy OF Music by the Fabbri-
Muller Opera Company, was not as well attended
by our music loving Germans as was anticipated.
The concert OF the professors and pupils OF the
American conservatory OF Music, which was given
~ Steinway II vi last evening, was numrrousy
attended. Ihe .r~ainine consisted Of selections
fiom Aubcr, NeYe,beer, Mozart Wallace. Verdi,
Haydn, ndrISscnn De i}eriot, List ani other dis
tinguishcd ma t15s
A new sensat o al drama, entitled "Wo0lin'gh,"
was produced at lima EdWIn's Theatre last night.
The piece IL very poor and tne acting not much
better.
.slhe Heather Chince" Il the attractive title Of
the latest sensation - the Rowcry Theatre. II WAS
produced last nigst 10 iull house, ana WAS heartily
cujOyed,
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mi grafton and Imu, 3, alton.
st daily the steamship. which leave oui
.rry with them hundred, OF pleasure.

st daily the steamship which leave our
.rry with them hundreds OF pleasure
seeners !, Europe. Visits 80 The Continent
.ha7e now \ come as corAnon with our well-to-
10 cities IS "doing the wttering places''
~ ny ,se summer season was but very
s.- zeal eac'L If Americans like to make
II .yti. $50 desire to spend it and the
H.. Is w,och yearly cross the Atlantic and
-. amt Mt of money annually spent in
vrlnc way re prodigious. II is not, however, a
permanel outpouring, for our people do not
go TO stay but to invigorate their bodies and
TO improve their minds by foreign travel On
the othes hand, we have pouring into the
country /, Good, healthy flow of immigration.
The thou s,nds Of immigrants who weekly land
on our 81. 5res add immensely to the wealth OF
the republic With their little cash fortunes
in their ,ckets, and their far moro valuable
labor, they ore an acquisition to the country
which il is impossible to accurately estimate.
In the rich fields and growing cities of the
West there are homes for all who have the
Anergy and determination to work for them.
"a not the land for the sluggard, as some
Immigrants vho come here find out to
soaEow; but those who have the ability
determination 70 work we welcome TO the
n The WesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-28

The PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE Con-
vENTIoN meets in Reading on the 30th inst
The party has seldom had better opportunity
for carrying their gubernatorial candidate
against an opposition majority than Mt this
time. The disahoct;on among republicans
in regard to General Hartran1t is wide
spread rs to warrant the democrats in indulg-
ing the hope of success even in the face of an
actual republican rraponderance against them
But success can only be secured by the adop-
ton of q wise and pradent platform and the
selection of liberal and popular candidate.
The democratic managers in Pennsylvania
should work earnestly in this direction If
they desire the prestige Of State victory in
October to the national contest III November.
Last year Pennsylvania went republican by
twenty thousand minority in an aggregate vote
of over five hundred thousand. The vote ut a
Presidential election il generally u hundred
thousand heavier Inn at a State election.
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THE EDGAR STUART.
Escape Of the Cuban-American Filibustsr-she is
Fired Into by Spanish Gunhoat
TELEGRAM To The EEW yOGS HERALD.

HAVANA, May q. 1872.
despatch from Santiago de Cuba on tho 18th
instant states that the steamer Edgar stuart,
the United States steamer Wyoming and the
Spanish man-of-war Borgia left Kingston, Jamaica,
on the 10th instant. The Edgar Stuart and Eorgia
soon parted company with the wyoming, being
faster sailcrs Tie Borgia then gained on the Edgar
stuart, but the latter drawing but little water,
steamed in among the shoals and doubled back to-
wards Kingston and disappeared. The Borgia then
returned to Kingston, and afterwards sailed for
Santiago de Cuba.
The Edgar Stuart was seen five leagues fem
Santiago de Cuba, and fired at by the gpaboat
Gaceta.
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PROSPECT Pack FAIR GROUNDS.

Should the weather b. favorable to-day the gates
of the Prospect PARK Fair Grounds WIN be opened
to the trotting los na community and the naueu at
ing events o. tie spring meeting be deci led cn that
beautifully located rack. All the purses bave
filed exc .edn-ly v:,i, aud the sums given BY tie
Association ST. eludIy divided that there has not
been a dissenting voice regarding them.
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LECTURE BY GENERAL MAoaDaRAs,

THIS evening General MacAdaras will deliver
lecture on the Franco-G rmau war, at the cooper
Institute, and viii, doubtless have iarge audience
The General was commandant OF tie Franco Irinti-
aisc brigade during the war, anu enjoyed cxccp-
tionaiy good opportunities for observing the causes
that led to the defeat ami humiliation OF the French
armies. Mr.. HOi &c, Greeley viii act rs chairman
and win Introduce the lecturer 10 tnc auiie ace
General MacAdaras has the reputation Of being an
observer OF men and things. Ills hearers tonight
will therefore, certainly BE- amused aud inter este
and they will also probably hear many things about
tho war which are novel o. well as instructive.
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PAGE.
acknowledgements.
H--Adverti sements.
acknowledgements.
4-Edtori Is: Leading Article. .'The Washington
Treatyi-The Alabama Claims Question in
the IL itish Parliament-CHilsl eagralns from
England, France, Spain, Ireland An5tlia and
cuba Tug Boat Explosion ia the East River
New from Observation-Disclosures An
nOuncaments.
5-Strikes OF the Workingmcn Mass Meetings in
Union square and city HAL FG'k-Progranm
Tor Iecocation Day-ShipplEg intelligence
Bush s.. Notices.
B--Advert samcnts
7-Advert IN 9nts
S-Fnanc i and Commercial: sharp Rise In
Unit states Bonds il Tendon ana New
York The First Fruits OF the Amended
Treatn; The Domestic Results impeded by
Clqu Interference; Go4i Maintained I'M
chan "a; Stocks Assaiied ana Weakened !;
Pacii Mail Lowered t. - ~: A Combined
"Beaf" Movement on the stock Exchange.
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TESTIMONIAL FOR TIE FAMILY OF THE
LATE LIP BtiiDSR,

The friends OF the late Nathaniel II. Bcldcn, bet.
ter known in the theatrical worft under the name
OF N b. Clarke, dc,rous OF expressing their regard
for his memory aud rYmp.thy ior his dow. viii
meet tonight AT At3oAic t'dli IN mi teeth street,
I'M cons Iteration Few actors Ee,e 20 well and
honolably knoan m Masonic OF hsfioniG circles rs
bluir warm. hea tel Nat Clarke. AMI II Is TO Inc
hoped tnat thos who klgw him waite living VIII.
nov that he Is gone giNt some SUBSTANTIAL appprc
citation or his u for the benefit O' those To nom
he most deat an WHOM he mas left behind.
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Ths H,.,nhus OF Dlpla.aa.ie SECRECY.

The II,. nbug OF Diplomatic Secrecy.
The Ole World and old time idea of keeping
foreign q, stions and international diplomatic
intercour,a secret is neihor American nor
suited to lolern times. TO keep the people
ignorant OF proceedings where important
national iterests are involved on the plea of
prudence nd precedent is assumption of
authority campatible only with purely despotic
governme Is. 1t is saying to the people, in
fact, that .oyornment official arc their masters,
aud not 81 wants, as we have been taught to
regard tlem. The mystery and profound
secrecy Itch the State Department and Senate
affect about the proposed new article to the
Washington Treaty are inconsistent with our
republican form of government. The people
should b. informed of everything, and an
expression Of public opinion should be invited
her thrn prevented. This is government
the pc plo and for the people, and there
rlld be 20 secrets in governmental action,
She O znonarchical nations of Europe dc
.ley p 80; fo7 US it is neither right mo-
"a pol y 10 withhold information. The
government is more hkeh 90 err and get int
serious e, tanglements by secrecy than by bsin
frank and open. Mr. Fish and or Senator
y Nd Lavender that they ar tle servants
& the masters, of the public.
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BROOKLYN WATER DEPARTMENT.

The COmmiss oners Of the Department or City
Works, Mcssrs. W. A. Fowler and Lorsn Palmer,
Yesterday submitted an estimate, in detail, Of the
ar,ops ANNA reanired for the maintenance OF their
department for the year ending April 3 lsIs Inc
total amount is $272ei7, against , %,
crease over ISM The chief Items see iortn arc rs
printing s5 nH,on hon aSa
S a. sss. fexes' III 700: Prospect engine house.
$,i ss sca, ponds conduits, 90, sls,i7o; dis
trtbutioh and repairs, $4,000; general contin'
QAncleS. 466.OM
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FRANCE.
General Trochu's Charge Of Bonapartist Corrup-
ton in the Arn,y-A Captivating General FER
icittcd to Retire Nellie Grants Visit
relEGaass TO TIE ssw YORK HERALD.

ltlEGnAXS TO TIE FEW YORK HERALD
PARIS, May ~, 1872.
The Legislative Assembly this afternoon debated
the Army pI
General Trochu, In vigorous speech, charged the
Bonapartes With corruptiny the army aud was
greeted with applause from all parts Of the
Chamber
PERMITTED TO RETIRE FROM TIE SERVICE.
General VI ich, who was severely censurcd by
the Commission on Capitulations in their report on
the surrender Of Strasb0urg, has been retired from
active service In the army
MISS NELLIE GRANTS VISIT.
Miss Nellie Grant is the guest OF President and
Nine. Thiprs t0uiaht
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THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
A Manifesto duplicating Governor tioff-
man I'm the Ring Robberies

The Committee or Seventy Ind q worry important
nee ting last night, Of No. 81 Union square. Mr..
William F. l,avemeycr occupied the chair, and,
alt er the meeting WAC called TO crder lengthy
snecial nc port, prepared by special COMMITTEES,
composed Of the chairmen OF the different SUD
Sounmttces Of the Association, was delivered. me
main feature Of this report was series
OF charges duplicating Governor HOFFMAN In
the conspiracy Of the Tammany Hall Ring
70 rob the city, A good deal OF discussion took
place on the matter Of publishing The report, and so
many amendments were required to he made That
10 was deemed advisable TO carefully revise " and
eliminate many intemperate ani obnoxious clanscs
Tire warrants 10 the Comptroller's Department., IT
was stated, showed that more than eight hundred
thousand dollars were paid out OF the city treasury
in 1883 for expenses attendant upon the erection
of the County Court House, and that The signature
of John Y. Hoffman s borne by many OF tine voucli-
eYs. Tho meeting was not particularly Harmonious,
and good many thought the whole affair was
mere political r,ise, and the movers more actuatcd
by partisan than relovm principles.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YosK HERALD.

LONDON, May %, 1872.
The government has determined to pardon the
Fenians now remaining In prison, and they Will
shortly be released from custody.
In the House Of Commons this evening Sir George
Jenknson Member for North Wits, asked II 1t was
true that the remaining Fenian prisoners had been
released, as reported.
Mr.. Gladstone replied no." at which there was
some laughter.
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-;.c yyashfu~tc,s 4.ta.y an,; I,a,sGrecs

Ti.S washington 4 ASasy eGss tts'ssF~Ns
Damages Question ia Parliament.
The British Parliament reassomblcd in SEES
sion after the Whtsuntide recess, yesterday
evening. The questions of the Washington
Treaty, the negotiations with the United States
on the subject Of the Alabama claims gene,
rally, with that of indirect damages specifically,
engaged the attention vi the members
of the House of Commons almost i'm
nediately. The queries which were put
and the explanations which followed,
on the part of the Ministry, brought out Sir
Stafford Northcote, Mr. Disraeli AMI Premier
Gladstone. The points of their speeches wor,.
reported to US by cable last night and appear
in the HERALD :e-day, The most important
portion Of our despatch is, perhaps, that in
which Sir Stafford Northcote is made TO deny,
positively and in apparently unequiyocal tefnls,
that the indirect damages wero to be
presented. Mr.. Disraeli was exhaustive
in the matter Of q continuous query to tho i'd
visers of the Grown. Reading the demand of
the right honorable gentleman first, one would
almost imagine that the Cabinet had no loop
hole for official escape left, bat must really
come to the point and toll the House I'll it
knows about the matter. This result did not
ensue however Apart from tho allegation
Of Sir Stafford Northcote the House did not
learn much. Mr.. Gladstone blancs the Anori-
cans for premature publication Of the Sup
elemental article, but announced that Hor
AIajesty's government had been officially
informed that the United States Senate had
agreed to the new article, although
the business remains unfinished. There
is still, as it appears, Cabinet advise
mont, and, necessarily, Of course, under tho
present rule of ministerial council, Cabinet Sc
crecy to very considerable extent. Parlia-
ment will be duly informed in proper season.
So the American people must wait for news
from st. James rs the centre of national in
terest with regard to The Alabama claims has
beentransferred from Washington 20 London
near to the seat of the British elaboration for
the perpetration of the original offence
AGAINST u.s.
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AUSTRIA.
Rain Storm and Destructive and Fatal Inunda-
lions in Bohemia
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PRAGUE, May q, 1872
Heavy and destructive rains have prevailed In
this vicinity The past few days. The volume Of
water which fell was so great to inundate the
surrounding country. Several villages ana the
growing crops have been swept away and R,snber
of lives lest but it ia stated exactly how many
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IRELAND.
The Galway Election Petition-Judicial Pro-
nouncement Against Clerical Combi-
nation and Conspiracy
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoax HERALD.

DUBLIN, May q, 1872
Judge Keogh has unseated Mr.. Nolan, elected to
Parliament from Galway, on the ground of clerical
combination and conspiracy amounting to cccleslas
tlcal despotism. He will report In regard to the
action OF the Archbishop of Tuam and the Bishops
Of Galway and Clonfert.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

IIAvAvA, May ~, 1877.
Exchange on the United States 81 days, currsncy,
discount par short sight, TX . ~ premium sugsr-
Nos 10 to H. Dutch standard. ION S reals per arrovs
shooka box. W w rcalA
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LoNerELLoW vs., HARRY BAssETT.
CINcISNATT, May


c. w, Woocy as n1ts that the statement tclc
rraDhed from View Ygck to the effect that he had
offered to match I.ougrsow against Harry Bassctt
is unqualinedy 'a5s
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THE CLERKS IN HAVANA.
TELEGRAM 70 The new YORK HERALD.

'~'~ = - HAVANA, May %, 1872
A movement is on foot among the clerks of
Havana to demand their liberty on Sundays, for
the purpose OF attending to religious ana social
duties. The condition OF the Havana clerks is very
puarous.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The Question Of Indirect Damages Be-
fore the British Parliament.

Sir Stafford Fcrthcotes Statement to the House OF
Ccmmons-What He Understood When in
Washington-Indre Claims Not To Be
Presented Disraeli's Category Of Que.
rics and Gladstones Definition
Of the Cabinet Policy.
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vflEeRAm TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

madrid, my ", IbI2s
Tho Cortes reassemblcs tomorrow.
The republicans will Join the radicals In opposi-
ton to the Ministry. The majority OF the Chambers
have assumed the name Of Ooastitutloaaiists.
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TO THE IUBlIC.

An acc hnt to our press machinery last
g delayed the publication OF the paper
aipg and prevented lie issue Of more
n
O. sheet Weare r.ader obligations
tdbr;etors Of the Uor'& tho Tribune and
toy Dispatch for tie assistance cor
Jy terri vsd to US to overcome the incon-
Vrenience caused by this accident To-day the
Necessary repairs' will be completed, and the
paper vii be issued tomorrow morning mt the
Usual tin, and with the usual amount of
p,o{fnr
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ENGLAND.

Report Of Government Amnesty to the Fenian
Convcts.
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THE FRENCH TURF.
Race for the National Derby at Longchamr
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May q, 1877.
The French Derby at Longchamps yesterday was
won BY y. Aumont's CHI. c. Revigny, beating Little
Agacs, secoud and Condor, third.
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Parliamentary Reanemblage and Party Recon-
struction.
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway. corner 30th st.-Pcr-
Ornancesa Aginoon and cvening.-oE HAND.
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ST. JAM! : THEATRE. Twentv-c,ghth street and
RroGdway.si'Ao EvoY's New llIRRRNicoN
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-saoruEa BILL AND
tE-uAMForstA; or, THE HEATneg C4iiSaE.
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CONTENTS OF TO-nAY'5 HERALD.

New York, Tuesday, Nay 2s, 1879.
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The Engineers Statement.

The engineer OF the Inflated Epsilon, or rather
the person who was doing duty for the regular
engineer OF the boat, was man named Bernard
Currey who resides at No. III Crosby street. When
the explosion took place Currey was blown clean
over the side OF the vessel into the river. He
fortunately picked up and conveyed to the Centre
street Hospital In the ambulance. When no arrived
at the hospital he was
ENTIRELY UNCONSCIOUS,
and 80 low was he that DR.. Vandewater, the House
Surgeon, expressed the opinion that he could not
live two hours. Restorattves were poured down
his throat In vain, aud, besides the shock, IL was
discovered that he had received o compound
fracture Of the right thigh and disl0caton OF the
knee Joint, probably by having struck some portion
of the debris. About ten O'Clock last night he be-
gan TO revive, and ut midnight he had returned to
cousciousness. He had also received q horrible
cash which severed the bridge OF his nose and his
lower law was dreadnillv bufu0d When HERALD
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twcn,y-fourth street.
ARTICLE A.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVSalaG.

vola,ae XVII No. 14s
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. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-THE BALLET PAN
DIVINE ICNPTY DUMPTY.
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HsnsnsSs; Lizzie smith. EissSsssposll' ''.f'' sn0''
Hoyt Bronson. Alexandria; Vaughn, Rsey. and r
@hS1rrivsa. .Oops Red White Bns, Franklin. Mnfords
W sherT man.. Horton dss Mystic p.s.
Hysr, scul: Norfolk, :, -
Cleared 5 IS, r., Geo Pierce. Linnekin Matanzas
GathaIine, New Orleans: schr John Perry, Kelly. New
Bartlett CsDarIsn; Ella Amsden smith, New
Went 70 seaNshp Florence Treat Tor New Orleans went
ash s pilot Boz.
erasy bark chSncsc Srg George bss
asTss the S s
MAIN Steamer Yazoo passed In at ~ this AM and three
schr Caroline Hail. Capt parted and went
n. s o I as mile
hauled OF this AN by + G Maul Co. Wind sW;
PORTLAND Marca ARRIVED, bark prgo. Staples,
Della Had
MeaSy Fe1i Johnson H'1 Amos Faksniassa RACKET
@ s Asns BAXTER o Se. Soa Henry May Racket
saiedschTs Rowe, whiiseman, Philadelphia; Maria
Nsfss :ss%.ng
ss 3 sS ssss sns
S sS1 sss; RaS,syi Ssssy, %ii%asss Nc;
Sea SerDcnts
White, New York; Dasng Wave Lawrence shanghas and
Hong Kong.
Christie Darien Ga, ballast bark Carl Georg N0) Sto
rer Queenstown for schr George Mills Tlotsons
jacksonville, load for New York.
bh-Arrived, steamship Oriental Boston; bark Ocean
Child por Medoc; orig Helen Baltimore; schr Chas Nor
ford, New York
die Fuller, Satlla River
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 2-P M-Arrived, bark How.
land Tucker YORK for Boston brig Black swan Wins
lade 81 Domingo for schrs VIM Arthur Hutchin-
son. Elzabethport Portland; Robt Myhan, Doane New
York for do John Grien Gould do for Saugus Morn
ing Star Edwards do for COhasset Commerce, Toreya
Rockand for New York Revenue, Morse Portland for do
Returnei-Schrs Nevada, Ada Louisa (Brl
Sailed this A M-Schr Frank Nellie. -
3d-Arrved, Panther Mills Philadelphia FOR Bos.
ton schrs Ellie Smith, Smith, Senator Grimes, Port
johnson for Boston Hyne, Hall, Elzabehport for do:
Clara Bell, Amesbury Weehaw ken for PEARL Smith,
Rockport, Me, for Fortress Monroe
sailed-schrs Helene Robt Myham, John D GrGen. :
9TH, AMMO arrivals =, =.
Sailed--Steamer Panther, bark Rowland; brig Black
Swan, schrs Dasher, BENZ Franklin, Albert @ Paige,
Paine, Warren Hopkins Adranna, Nellie Seneca Belle
Bartlett Fannie Bailey Sandaphon, Gen Grant, Spring.
Bird (Br Blondel William Arthur, Morning Star, Com,
merce, Revenue Ellie Smith, Senator Crimes Hynea
Clara Bell. . = !. 4
WILMINGTON, NC. March Cleared steamship Fanta,,
Doane, New York: schr W G Dearborn, Scul do.
WINTERPORT, Feb 29--Arrived schr g N Partridge,
Bunker, Baltimore.
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CLEARED.

Co.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood Charleson-H r
Morgan Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, City Point and Rich
mOnd-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde. Scott, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond Washington h Co.
Steamship Nereus: 5earse. Boston-h Dimock.
Ship Therese, Mudgett Havre--BOyd Hincken.
Ship Glad Tdings, Thompson New Orleans-N Brigham.
Bark Catharna (Swed) Andersen, Havre-Tetens Book
mann.
Bark Prndsesse Alexandra Dan) verdon, st Thomas and
Co.
scbr Impulse Obj, Curtis. Demarara-F " Whitney
schr Lizzie Batchelder, English, Havana-J Phillips
Sons.
schr Lothair (Br, Fleweng, St John, Mp Nevius
Son.
schr Beebe. Lozier, Savannah Evans, Ball & Co.
Schr MY Rover, Brown Charlest0p-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Annie W Collins, Tooker, RichmoEd-Van Brunt &
Bro.
Schr Mary Smith, Dole, Wilmington Del-Evans. Bali
Co.
Steamer Delaware, Crocker New Haven.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET LONDON, March $3.50 p.
MConsos closed at 9S s3 for both money and the ac-
count United States hvttwenty bonds, l5b2 1868.
old, $50; 1878 925y; ten-iorties est,.
PARIS BOURsk.-PARfs, March 5.-Rentes mt b6f. zoe,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkEr.-LIvERPoOI, March o. 80
M-The cotton market closed strong. Midding upands
1sd ll4d mddng Orleans, I'D. The sales Of the day
have been O0O bales including 5000 for speculation aud
export The shipments Of cotton from bombay since the
last report 10 the 4tb inst have been "a 900 bales
TRADE IN MISUNDERSTANDING March o. 80 4.
Mfhe advices from Manchester are favorable
cause activity In the market here.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs MARKET. -LIvERPooI, March
5-4:D M.-The breadsuTs market Is heavy Wheat LIS.
per GENITAL for California white lis lis Cd for red West
spring, and lis. 81. lis Cd for red winter The
ccps Of wheat for the past three days have been l00
quarters including 5000 Anne rican.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--LIvERp0OL. March D.
80 p. M.--Petroeum, l011d. n ll16d. per gallon.