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SAvANNAH, April 11.-Freights-We quote as fol-
-;Ts,-Cotton to Liverpool via New York by steam
Diod on Up; Sea Island Id to Havre, lie Gold; Bre-
i n1o gu on upiands; Coastwise-To New York per
sos Upland se Sea Island &c p lib; Rice 81 e
caS To Philadelphia, Upland Cotton, by steam
Sc; R,e So % cask DoH,estics 81 20. To Baltimore,
steam, 9 on up. Cotton. Rice to Baltimore 81 30 "
eask. etton to Boston, steam via New York 1bc "
100 lbs; Providence via New York 75c " 100 lbs;
aa BostoA 75c " 100 Tbs. Lumber to Philadelphia,
steam, Jail so 90 q so. New York and Sound
ports, Lumer $40 so a. II; Lumber to Boston and
eastward Sl0O q 10 90; Baltimore, Lumber, SO So
Vessels are 1good demand to load here or at neigh
boring ports SOC to 81 so additional Is offered
for change Q, ,ort. The rates for Timber are from
81 90 "a w niaer than Lumber rates. West Indies
and windwaTg nominal, Gold. Lumber to River
Platte wy g ~ I'D per cent United Kingdom,
and per cent.
BALTIMORE, Asil 12.-Freights.-The supply OF
ropean ports, rates aitte easier Rates per steamer
to Liverpool we quots Grain Cd; Oil Cake 30s; Cot
ton % 9-16d; Lard os. Per sail engagements as
follows:-For Resin 3sd % bbl, Tallow and Lart 37s
Sd ~ ton Walnut Wood3is Cd Pton Tobacco. Mary
land and Ohio hhds sos, Virginia dosss Cotton 7-16d
Grain Cd FY bush. To Bremm per steamea we quote !:
| Lard Cos; Maryland Tobacco sos, Virginia do 40s.
The charters include brig Young Dick, to bristol, E,
Oil Cake 35s; brig 800 tOus to Wilmington, NC, to
| load for Cork and orders to the United Kingdom or
Continent, spirits at rs Cd Resin Is 3D. drct port So
Gold; and several others to ports in Cuba md Porto
Rico, out and home at usual rates. also seeral for
eign vessels Cork for orders, Grain Is 6dwhich Is
the current rate for vessels of 5000 to $500 Coast
wise, Coal to Boston SO 10; Sound ports s g So
| New York So 70.
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Ferry Village.

Prof j. P. Eveleth's class i'll vocal music,
assisted by the Union Brass Band, will give one
of their popular concerts at Seaside Hall, Ferry
Village, Cape Elizabeth, on Thursday evening,
April 18th, 1873. The exercises to consist Of
anthems, chants, quartettes, glees and solos,
besides choice selections by the Band" Mr..
Eveeth has labored for the past year to bring
the latentvocal and instrumental musical talent
to the surface. AS mark of respect and ap-
probation, the Union Brass Band and Glee
Club, also M. E. Church choir, have volun-
teered their services gratuitously for the occa-
sion, SO that the Professor may have the full
benefit of the receipts of the evening. Ar
engagements have baen made with the Ferry
Company to run one trip after the close OF the
coneert for the benefit of those atten ling from
Portland. A. j. r.
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ART NoTEs.-At Schumachers there is on
exhibition fine painting of the Kattskill Falls,
by Lottichins, German artist. The picture,
though rather delicate and perhaps wanting in
forcibleness, is admirable for the delicacy of
cooring and for its fine general effect Mr.. G
J. Schumacher has little sylvan scene remark
able for its warmth and force of color and fol
the sombre magnifcence of its great trees.
In the window is fine photograph of the
late Toppan Robbie, and an exquisite one by
Lamson, of one of Portland's fair daughters
the face is q beautiful one.
An elegant chrome after Titian's 'Lavnia,
and a couple of fine English chromos are alst
on exhibition
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Boston Stock Lisf.

For the week ending April 16, 1878.
ted NV w Z Wnnn RroIcar aI ExcI,an.

nOstDh STOCK LIsI.
lSales at the Brokers' Board, April 16.j
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1lETEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-Fou
HOIrRS

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NENT TWENrf-FOLR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
April 16. s tP. NJ }
Probabilities-The storm centre in North
Carolina will move slowly northeastward, and
that in Ohio extend over the lower lakes and
New York State For New England on Thurs
day continued northeast ane southeast winds
with threatening and rainy weather. For the
Middle States easterly winds, falling barome-
ter, cloudy weather and possibly light rain, ex-
cept in Maryland and Virginia, where, as well
as in North Carolina and the Ohio Valley cold
easterly winds and cloudy or clearing weather
is more probable. For the Southern States gen.
orally westerly winds and clear weather. Fol
Lake Ontario increasing northeast winds with
rain. For Lakes Huron, Erie and Michigan
northeast winds backing to the north, will
cloudy weather and light rain. For Lake Su
perior, the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys ;
rising barometer and cold northerly winds.
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Boston Foot and shoe Market.

BOSTON, April 15.-The shipments of Boots and
Shoes from this market toplaces outside of New Eng
land tor the past week comprise 25661 cases. against
81. 1873 for the same week last year. - heeu
The total shipments since January naoe Deri-
2l 1891 cases, against 45l 1863 cases for the Sa'
cd last year. ,x,rortant change
The market has undergone no ~ cpontinues only
neS dsspas
ufacturers are filled T q for small parcels orders
are ssss Ssss as
employed. the aeadi is improving and we hear of
Ssw say on opsan s sms
goods are been given for thick boots, but they are
ders for well known makes which have become SO
mi9r at the West to become staple article of
p93Ioh every dealer must have few. New York buy
VIZ COZ tinue purchase about 1900 sases week. and
there is fair inquiry from Philadelphia and New
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Brief J0ttings

In accordance with custom, no paper will be
issued from this office tomorrow.
Custom house, banks, &c., closed to-day.
The Cary Concert netted over q thousand
dollars.
Somebody way down south, witha soul for
music. and an ear for sweet sounds, wants
Portland to send him cargo of Maltese cats
A solemn mass will be performed at the Ca
thedral of the Immaculate Conception, next
Wednesday, to the memory Of Rev. Father De
Rose, and the Easter vesper music will he re-
peated next Sunday evening.
MIR. L. c. Breed, for six years member OF
the firm of Hoyt, Fogs g. Breed, leaves Port
land this week to take position in the publish
ing house of Lee g. Shepard, Boston.
The citizens of Naples have subscribed S25Oo
for building for the Portland Packing Compa.
ny-who lease it-and the town has exempted
the company from taxation for ten years.
In our notice of the Gary concert, we omitted
to mention the superb Weber concert grand,
which was sent on from New York to be used
on the occasion. Mr.. Ed. B. Robinson is the
agent in this city for these popular instruments.
The York COUNT Independent contains a
strong and well-c onsidered editorial, endorsing
the Hospital Fair.
The Joseph W. Dyer house, corner of Pleas
ant and high streets, has been bought by Hon
George 7. Davis.
1166 entries of merchandise were made at thu
custom house during the month of March.
The Bath Times says that the Maine Genera
Hospital Fair will be the event of the year, ST
far as this State is concerned
A young son of Henry A. Ward of Bangor
had q rib broken, and was severely bruised
few days since, by a fall into an open "well
way" in the rear Of Westbrook Seminary.
No freight trains on the Maine Central to-da
and no freight received or delivered.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company invit
tenders for the manufacture of thirteen hundre
fre;pbt cars; and also for two thousand sets {
tricks for box cars.
Yesterday afternoon, a young man was di.
covered in the water off the end of Unto
wharf He was rescued in an exhausted cond
tion He accounted for his bath by saying tn;
he got wslking and was too lazy to stop.
Yesterday was prophecy of summer.
The residents on Pearl street, below Cumbe
land, complain bitterly OF the truckmen, wi
overload their horses, and then lncite them
renewed exertions by blows and curses. Lo
inquiries are made for the agent OF the socle
for the Prevention, etc.
The Portland Company have just forward
to San Francisco, a rveting machine Tor
Union Pacific Railroad.
The gas is to be shut off to-day, tThursda.
from 10 a. m. to p. m., to enlarge the pipe
Boston & Maine railroad crossing, on Cha
street
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN
1yn II n Ra;Iax, g. ~

AUCTION COLUMN.
Farm, &c.-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Executors Sale-F. O.. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Scandinavian Ball Lancaster han'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Taxes in Cape Elizabeth-Ehsha N 'o'u"''
Soused Tripe-C. W. Belknap q GO.
Portland II. r. Company-Charies Holoen'
Two Nice House Lots for Sale.
For sale-Daniel c. Emery.
New Spring Millinery M. II. Neal.
Tags-Dennison's Patent.
Probate Notice.
For Sale Boot and Shoe Stock.
Spring Milliuery-Johnson s. Clark.
Gas Notice.
Lost-S. w. Cone.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The Portland Shirt-Orin Hawkes. & Co.
LorIng's Vegetable Specific.
For Breakfast-Walter Baker & Co.
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MASONIC
III Kasoaic Hall, No. 95 Erchunge Street.

III Kusoaic Hall, No. 90 Erchohge Street
YORK RITES.
BLUE LopGEs-Ancient Land Mark, first Wednes-
day; Portland second Wednesday; Atlantic, third
Wednesday.
CHAPTERs-Greenleaf r. A. c., first Monday; Mt.
Vernon, II. A. c., third Monday.
CouNcIL-Portland c. r, & S. Masters second
Monday.
COMMUNICATES OF X. T.-Portland, fourth Mon
day: st. Adams, second Thursday.
GRAND BoDIEs-Grand Lodge, first Tuesday in
May; Grand Chapter, first Tuesday evening in May
Grand Council, Wednesday T. NJ; Grand Com
mandery, "Wednesday evening.
ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITES.
LopGE-Yatcs Grand Lodge of Perfection, first
Friday.
CoUNcIL-Portland Council ?. of j. second Fri
day.
CHAPTER-Dunlap Chapter Rose Croix de H. third
Friday.
CoNsIsToRY-Maine Consistory, S. P. r. S., fourth
Friday in March, june, September and December.
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HOSPITAL FAIR CoNcERT-At the urgent
request Of the Executive Committee of the
Maine General Hospital Fair, Miss Cary has
consented to appear in concert for the benefit
of that charity on May 10th. This will be the
last public appearance of Miss Cary in Ameri-
ca prior to her visit to Europe, as she sails
from New York on Nav Dist
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A NAUGHTY MANA despatch was received
at the police station last evening from the City
Marshal of Lewiston, ordering the arrest of a
married man of that city who had left his wife,
and taking to himself young and pretty CIR,
had gone to Portland. Deputy Bridges, on the
receipt of the despatch, Immediately started in
search of the man, and found him and his in
amorata enjoying the absurdities of "Humpty
Dumpty'' at Music Hall. The tickle one was
"tall, was dark, was naughty of mien, just the
thing for sweet SIXTEEN" and "sweet sixteen"
nestled at his side, looking very pretty and
very happy. Mr.. Bridges allowed he could
show the man trick surprising any thing in
Humpty .Dumpty." So he arrested him.
With many tears and parting kisses the girl let
him pass from her soft embrace into the stern
grin of the law.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, April 16 -[Reported tor the Press.l-T
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 60 a
62c do choice Xxx SO q Soc; do fine X 81 q SIC; me-
Xxx so a 53c; fine 40 a 51c; medium 40 q sic; COM
mon is az 49c; other Western fine and x 4S q Soc
AZ O 53c; supertine IS q 81; No 1, 20 q 30c comb
ING fleece GO q CSC; California IS q 35c; Texas IS
"a soc Canada 40 g 55c; do combing q rs; Smyr-
Ayres Is a SIC; Cape Good Hope 80 g &c; Apstral-
ian 4s Sc; Donskoi 80 @ 45c; MssssTs sfe pres
20 62Ac.
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Good Portland young men instead of going
out to drinking saloons for morning and eve
ming refreshments, are now putting the money
in boxes for the benefit of the Maine Genera
Hospital, ~ Y Times,
A native Portland lady, having been absent
nineteen years in California, and married there
is receiving her many old friends at the Far
mouth, daily.
A large muskrat, who wandered to Miuu.'
street from somewhere, created quite an 80
ment in front of Burleigh's clothing 'a,o;med
evening. sob, what big mousse
an excited lady. o.i,o will, he held
A PRAYER and conference inee GU. 80.
at the yestry of the lud'a ''iee' 0A vans
evening. ~
ra1n,outh Hotel last evening, and the young
unmarried brave led out the fair in the round
and square dances, with decided zest, and all
enjoyed the occasion highly.
sold Prob was decidedly off the track yes-
terday, in his calculations; he was to have east
erly winds, and generally cloudy weather, but
we did have one of the most pleasant DAYS of
thu spring.
A large number in this city propose to try
the Boston q Maine for the first time to day,
by taking an excursion to Old Orchard
The Preble House billiard hail. which has
been closed for repairs, during some days past,
will be re-opsned tomorrow. 1t looks very
pretty with tasteful frescoing and freshly
painted walls.
AS w. w. Thomas, Esq, was assisting la
dy to alight from carriage at the Maine Cen
trail depot, yesterday, the horse became fright
ened at an approaching locomotive and began to
plunge and rear, nearly overturning the car
riage. He then started at a "dead rum" The
lady, with rare presence of mind, seized the
reins and stopped the horse.
Officer James arrested slightly tight lndi-
vidual last evening" who was attempting to
break in a window on Franklin street.
"Humpty Dumpty' closed three nights en-
gagement at Music Hall. last evening.
Gen, John M. Brown of this city, will deliver
the occasional address az the celebration of
Memorial Day in Augusta.
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.C~-<areuce Of Kni.h,s of Py..,as.

RIcHMoNp. va. Ar.h 10. = The Supreme
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, met yesterday, Su
siding. Nearly every State in the Union was
represented, and delegates were present from
Canada, etc, The reports of the Supreme Off
GERS show the order to embrace abont 1900
lodges, and over 100000 members, Including
lodges in Australia and the Sandwich
Islands. Last night the members of the Grand
Lodge attended grand ball at the Exohsu re
Hotel
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Foreign ExuOrts.

DEMARARA. Bark zephyrine-10O bales hay, 25O
bbls potatoes.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Steamer Glendon-i00 bbls flour,
1s2 bags feed, 1900 bush oats, $50 boots and
bbls oil, 5000 lbs tobacco. 10 cigars 525 pkgs
mdse.
Sch Charles Scammell-27c0 bbls icnr, 100 do oat-
meal.
Sch Annie W-lot machinery.
WOLFvILLE, Ms. Sch Volunteer-I00 bbls -four,
Foreign Imports.
HALLS HARBOR, Ms. Sch Day Star-29 cords
wood, 81 doz eggs, to order.
BARROWS. Bark Silver Cloud 100 tons steel rails
to John Porteous.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

FOR the week ending wednesday, April Is.
At market for the current week Cattle 1851 {;
Sheep and Lambs, 1855; Swine, 1875 number OF
Western Cattle, 211i; Eastern Cattle g. Working
Oxen and Northern Cattle IT'S.
Prices of Beef Cattle, y cwt live weight Extra
quality 81 so g 15 first quality 81 90 "a %; Sec
ond quality SO 80 Qe 75 third quality 81 30 al 90;
425. "
Brighton Hides % q 10 cents p ID. Brighton Tai
low q SIC y lib.
Country Hides 9cents p h. Country Tallow q
Sic ~ ib.
Calf Skins 16 q 20c p ib. Sheep Skins 81 10 n sc
each. Lamb Skins 81 10 % . so each
Remarks-The quality of Cattle in market this weel
wos better upon an average than that of last week
large supply week ago the butchers were in somt
instances supplied with Cattle which they bought
last market; prices upon ell grades remain unchang
ed. Drovers trying to get higher prices but tht
trade has not been active and do not think thai
there were many Cattle sold for higher prices than
those obtained one week ago. There was good sup
ply OF working oxen in market from Maine.
Working Oxen-Trade for working oxen has been
improving Of late, and the supply in market has been
very fair. We quote sales of pair girth feet fol
S225; pair, girth teet 10 inches for $3.50; pair
girth feet, for $222 pair girh feet 10 inches for
$3.50; pair, grth feet inches, for $3.50; pair
grth feet inches, for 5000; pair girth feet s
inches, for $685. pair, grth feet inches for $40;
pair, 6 feet inch, for S210; pair, 7 for S1s5
Mich Cows-We quote: Extra from sos a. $780,
ordinary from $25 to $50 % head Store Cows from i6
for sale are of common grade there being but few
fancy breeds offered for SALE Most of the Store Cows
and many of the Mich that in fair condition are
bought up to slaughter.
Store Cattle-Nothing doing in the Store Cattle
trade, except for Working Oxen and Mich Cows
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MUSICAL MATINEE.-The musical club will
give one of their choice and pleasing entertain
ments at Rossini Hall, this afternoon. That
the entertainment will be very pleasing and
successful one, no one who has ever listened
to the young ladies can for moment doubt
Tickets for sale at Stockbridge's. at IowalPs
and at the door.
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FIRE.-The slaughter house at Brighton Cor
ner, Westbrook, owned by G. r. Davis, and &C.
cupied by Henry & Wilson, was destroyed by
fire Tuesday night. The buildings were valued
at $4,000, and were insured for 81 200 in the
Hoffman OF New York, Brewer of Milwaukee
and Amazon of Cincinnati, at the agencies o.
w. D. Little & Co., and Dow & Palmer
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The MINsTRELs.-Morris Brothers celebrated
minstrel troupe give a performance at Music
Hall tonight. The reputation of this troupe is
too firmly established to need any commenda-
ton 1t has been before the public ever since
1851, with popularity ever on the increase.
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FUNERAL SERvIcEs.-Mrs. Wilson arrived
from California yesterday, with the remains OF
her husband, the late W. L. Wilson, Esq, and
the funeral services will take place Friday at
ternoon at 2 IL o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
N. L. PuriDgton, No. 124 Oxford street.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Strange Case.
Arrest of the Dangerous Som
nambullst.

LOWELL, Mass, April 16.-Young Wilfred
Fits. whose parents reside in this city, and
who committed a somnambulistic assault at
Gambia. N, H., was arrested here this afternoon
on a telegram from the county solicitor Frlnk,
at Exeter, n H. He is bright appearing LAD,
nnd does not take his confinement to heart
He saws he has no recollection OF the deed. Be
fore being sent into the country for his health,
ha had on one occasion taken $50 from his IA
ther. and another time $50, srcretng the latter
in q hottie in'the celler. Books and other
things were missed and afterwards discovered
in remote and unused corner OF the attlc OF
the house. There is no question but that he
Committed the deed, and detailed account OF
his former actions would show that he has been
fearfully and painfully afflicted. His father, a
hicbly respected citizen, had long interview
with the City Marshal tonight, giving a full
account of the boy, who, evidently Is not MT TO
be at large. .
BOSTON, Mass, April 16.
The annual meeting of New England Cotton
mannfactnres Association was held in Boston
to-day, and the following officers were eiecteo
for the ensuing year: VIZ,
President. Gov. K. A. Straw of n. II. !; VICE
Presidents, A. d. Lockwood, Boston, John U
Palfrey, Lowell; Directors, Phineas Adams
Manchester, N. H., Chas. Nourse, Woonsq qGi,
eft. r. L. Thos Borden, of Fall River, John hi
born of Salem, A G Cumrock of Lowell, ahc
J. L. Clark of Lawrence. Discussions was neie
upon spindles, steps and holsters, for cotton
Swimming and models of inventions in this oe
partment were presented and explained.
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MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner of Congress and Casco streets. First thurs
day in each month.
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Corner
Congress and Casco streets. Every evening
PORTLAND FRATERNTY-No.3 $3.50 Congress street.
Every evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTmAs-Bramhall Lodge, No. 8,
Thursday evenings; Munioy Lodge, No. g. Wednes-
Gay evenings. At their Hail. Clapp's Block. Market
Square.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION Corner
Congress and Brown streets. First Tuesday in each
MONTH
Sons OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Division, No %
Sons of Temperance Hall. Friday evening.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARs-Ar-
cana, Monday; Mission Wednesday;--in Williams
block, Congress street. Mystic, Thursday; Atlantic
Saturday;-at Sons of Temperance Hall, Congress
street. Iron Clad Thursday, at West End Pocahon-
tas, Thursday, at Arcana Hall.
PORTLAND TyPoGRAPHIcAL UNION, No. 75-Cor-
ner Congress and Casco streets Second Saturday in
each month.
PAysoN LITERARY SocIETY.-Meetings every
Monday evening, Browns Block, cor. Brown and
Congress streets, at u O'clock
BoswoRrH Posi- G. A. R.-Meetngs every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hall, corner Of Congress ana
Casco streets.
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Poisoned.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 16.-The GAINESVILLE
Mo Sentinel gives an account of a poisoning
case at Spencerburg some days ago, in which a
Dr.. Jordan administered aconite and arsenic to
d M Klrsley, and after the death of the latter
ran away with his wife, with whom it is alleg-
eed he had for some time had criminal rela-
tons. The relations of the parties pursued and
overlook them and after an examination, Jor-
dan was committed for murder.
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The Cotton Interest.
NEW YORK.
Sending off Iinrniu,ntS

NEW YORK, April 16.-Immigrants are now
put through to Chicago from here in forty
eight hours. There are now 5000 at Castle Car
den, and arrangements have been made to send
to illinois, Nebraska and Southern Kansas. ali
who can measurably support themselves
Marine Disaster.
Bark Freeman, Dennis, from Amsterdam
reports that on March 22d, lat. 80 30, long. 81
n. sighted barque Genalladale, Capt. Near
thur. from Halifax for Liverpool, timber loaded,
waterlogged, the foremost, bowsprit and rud-
der head gone, after..deck stove in, matches
washed off, and vessel unmanageable, having
been SO for fifteen days. Launched a boat and
took off captain and crew, after making three
trips. 1t was blowing gale at the time, and a
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.
General Success Of the Republicans AN
Defeat of the Cnrlists Reported.

Defeat of the Cnrlists Reported.
MADRID, March 16.-Many Carlists are sur
rendering to Government troops in the north,
in hope Of receiving amnesty.
Additional reinforcements to troops winch
arrived at Pnigierda were received with great
enthusiasm by the populace. The Carlists are
again threatening the town.
The Government has received intelligence of
the crushing defeat by the republicans of the
Carlist force at San Lorenzo de ia Muga in the
Province Corona.
It is reported that a son of Prince Henry,
Of Bourbon, Duke of Seville, who took up arms
in the cause of Don Carlos was killed in the
late engagement between the national troops
and insurreetionists.
The detachment of Carlists under Saballo,
which before the attack on Pingeorda was sent
to hamper the march of the troops to the relief
of that town, wee repulsed by the republicans.
They lost 300 men, exclusive of prisoners
FaIseaKeports about Pope Plus,
ROME, April 16.-The reports that the Pope
is in a critical condition are false. His physi-
clans believe that the indisposition will last
some time, but is not dangerous