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TWO HUuiN SkELETONS.
The ~'auei ton Duel in which Both Princi-
pies we're Killed.


few days ago the fact was briefly
mentioned In the tdV that the hOdy-Or rather
tho remains OF the body-of man had been
mont. Some hipamen discovered thom while
engaged IN clearing the brush away They first
found skull, aud then found lying In n ham
mock of blanket suspended from the bushes. "A
muul!erlng skeleton that had once been man =.
The discovery was reported to the authorities,
ana an lhNestlgdtlon was instituted. IL wAi
li"tlccu tnit the spot was the most secluded
that could have been found in that part of tho
country and from appearances 1t had been
used a camping ground hy one or two men.
The skeleton was found 10 he clothed In rather
superior manner; the under garments being Of
good quality, aud the other apparel cons sun
vest, lisht cloth cha,, and huavy beaver over
coat, Tho pants "'re covered with water
PROOF t'cralS, ana an ONrTCOit OF the same
m1ierni was spread over the body as it lay la
the hammock.
Among che bushes near at hand were found a
revolver, ah umbrella and leather yalise. The
last named contained quantity OF fine cloth
ing some now and other that had been worn
bet"e u the canvas lining and the top of the va
hse was found fragment Of tho Morning eau
of the date OF Feb. IL ls,2 In rat r nest, few
yards from the valise, were found "A soda bottle
hlled with laudanum, and silver watch. The
watch was exhibited at the police OiiGo yester-
day II Is OF superior man4Iacturei Ia stem,
Mlnd"r, enhneed back, and bears the name oi
"hoseoe,' manufacturer. On the inside edges
t Gt tne case, at the bsck these nun Tal are cut
silver chain is attached TO IL. when tho skele-
TON was liited from the hammock II was found
thst ne bottom OF the hammock had been
soaked with blood and the garments In the
heighhOIhood Of the loins were also heavily
stained irom the same cause. Beneath the bOdy
were hlso found "A number Of pads and banda yes
made OF strips torn from some linen garment
They had apparently been used 10 stop "A flow ol
blood Tho skull was found about nifty feet
from the hammock, having fallen from the bod
and rolled down deCliyity.
Another skeleton WAS found about fouI
months ago, half n mile from the spot AT whIGi
the last skeleton was found. A pistol was also
FOUND near this skeleton, and a hole In the skull
had hAA l..,
pistol shot. Scraps Of a newspaper foild nea
the skeleton In the former Instance cOrrespOnC
IN dates Indicated with that found In the ham
mock, and the circumstances seom TO point u
some connection between the deaths Of tho tw,
men, which must have occurred near the s1m
time, about year ago, Tho nrst skeleton wa
Found ~ the feot sf o thtckly vasdAd Gulch
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Sttambuat, auo Rultoi>s.
DESNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbros.cs and
Cortlandt sts. A. f0howst
EIprgss for Pittsburgh the West and South,
with Pullman palace attasnVd, y3J A. NJ, AL
$50 7. NJ. sunday, $, T. and Sgl z. ". -
For Baltimore, Warrington, and the south N9 A. MI
EIpresa for Phsieiphs, s, ., and e3g A. NJ, tlll t.
6@S,S T. NJ, a1d u night. sunday g. sJ). AMI
Fof Ph,delphis, via Kensln9ton. Al A. and o p NJ
For Newark at 6. go T. 7:p Stl ", H. lit1 A. NJ H.
L. 23l 3ll 80, 10, l:D, $40 52l s. y $50 g. O.! },
eSs,, 4 ,S s' sD' TO- iiO' ani u Nj sunday S'''
n, u Il, RS, iagp $ 81, SOL 40. ~ s.lj, 80.
$50 g., $40. 6s9 1n si9. ~. ii'Sl ani /! r. d san.
For Rihway, SEQ. L. $40, esJ, and 10 4. NJ I! noon L
2. !31, s. 9h, so, 40, 90. 51L So, j.il g. g ~.
f9r w2o16rldSe and rcrtn Auib y aud u A. NJ 49,
For Sew Rrnn,wlt;, I and n A. ". Il VI. .L2s 40
$50, 8. and T.. NJ md IL Disht sun ily ana T.. NJ.
For East Mistonc. VI. u noon. SIC lnl 80 r ".
For Lamhertv,lle and Flemngt ms A. ~ andI r. NJ.
For Phhp.oufg snd Beiylere, 2anl ~ ".
Accommodation for Dor rl-n'own. ButnS StDn, anil Cam
For Freehold, and sA ", land lP.M.
For JamcsburR. Pemberton, Can leu. 6A. NJ, ADP. NJ
Trains arrive follows: From Piit.hursn $50 A. NJ,
1Ui Y VI, daily. iUtt a. NJ, an1 6Si T.. ". daily. eN.
cept Monday. From wlshing'on anl Bait, more, GID
An ,iJ and iOt2 T.. NJ. SUNDAY. 90 A. NJ. Fro n
s5i cNt ns9 p. VI. sunday. 5ll go and ii:Oi VI.
Ticket ot1cos 800, as. al and 81 Broadway; 80.
Aso House and foot of Dcsbrosses aud C9rtland sta
LmsrsnI llesel once, Battery p,,se,. ,ovn >.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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leading directly to the locality Of she hammock.
Mr.. Phelps and other parties Interested In in
vestiRating tho affair believe that the men were
maletsctofs Of some description hiding from
Justice. or that they were fugitives from the
city. Some quarrel sprung up between them,
and the difnc',lty was settled by pistol combat
Ut the too. OF the Rulch. One of the conbatants
met his death Instantly by a bullet sent into his
brain and fell where his skeleton was discovered
many months afterwatd. The other, mnrtally
wounded in the lower part OF tho body, sue
Ceeded In rega,nng his camping place, and after
Intellectual attempts to stav the ebbing current
OF life flu llly died unseen and unattended.
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Sblpplno.
%UIVPIHy' ---
NC,IoR I,iNE EMPRESS, STEAMERS.

Nc,t"m rom fiiNF Ioy,p IEXpRREy Rgsy ysTEAMsERs'
aaydpia aaIy9dpia WS3 AAP EHHES2trAR 81 AlT r is s
Pi,cnr"fs booked and forwarded to and from any
railway station In Great britain ireland Germany.
NOrway sweden Dcnmsrk or America ssssfely, ed.
iy comfortably and chesply as Any other route or line
Tickets Drafts Certlnc ates can be bought at lowe u
currency rate. by applying at the Coinpanys Offices.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
i Carrying the tnlted states Malls.
WYOMING sails Wednesday, April 3. at SP. NJ.
I'D MO ssHs Wednesday, April IL, at =. NJ.
Cabin passage, tO gold. steerase, go currency.
vi Williams 4 orIoN,
70 broadway, Sew York.
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VNMAN LINR for Qusens,ovn and liverpool
Royal Mail steamer. are appointed to sai as foows
CITY Or MONTH"; VI, Saturday, April 5, noon.
CITY or RRlsrOL, THURSDAY, April 10. Up. NJ.
CITY or wAslllhuT0N, Thursday, April u, A. N.
CITY OF hNTWhhP. SATURDAY April D.yAM =,
end zach succeeding Saturday aud 1hursdsy from fier
No. Is, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN tS and tN. gold, according To accommods-
tOn Round trip tiekets at low rates.
sTFERAGE- TO Lserpool. Queenstown, OlAsEow,
Londonderry, London, Bristol or Cardiff, 50. Prepaid
eertihCates, tS1 currency.
Pss.engrrs also forwarded 20 Hayre, Hamburg. swe
den, Norway, Denmarg and Paris, at reduced rates.
Drafts Issued at lowest Iatcs.
For cabin rassage and general business Apply ~ the
companys oilice, IS Broadwsy.
For steerage passage, at S5 Brondway.
JOHN g.. DALE, Agent
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The Ocean House n, Rye Beach Burned.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., April g.. The Ocean
House kept BY JOB Jenncss Son, at Rve Beach, one
of thc tnost elegant and costly summer hotels the
coast was Durn d this morning. portion of the fur
nituc saved. The hOusc cost $1,000, and II ~
ported Nas insured tor t6JOD, the greater part Of
which II, prpNiugugp Oricea
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'ottfrlts.

OrrIiRfNtupkfs MiffGG LOTTERIES
nnS. q. is. u. is' Is, s, g, 81, 81 = 100
s IS g. 81 no. Stas; IS s., SS; &, ~ ~ SPsii is
sup,pv sinMdMNoSs ssinMdMNuoSSs q co. Managers, coyngton Ky
X, %. 10. s. II. s, "a IS, r. s. Ap'""" ISIS
sHRLBY cdLIE9E. CLiss No. ISs, April s, 1873
,.,o...s saiTHS co. M.assers. GoyingtSn. Ky.
- isfoImatioa furnished and tircu,afs sent by' j.
CtuTR. broker. a05 BrOa,way, Iss Fulton a. md 4
fsrt rev. fSs, 0nco sox t.ssS.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Company's steamers for
Brert and iAvre sail every alternate Saturday Excur
sion tickets at reduced fstes Apply at the ONCE OF
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agcnt,
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xttturts

4 EpOrEk UNION,-TREH LECTURES FOR TIKI
y IEolahE IN tho Great Hal, at 4, NJ Saturday,
Aprb The lecture will be delivered by Prot Lou IS
hLSBERu NJ. d., OF thH UniVersity Medical Collegt
NV York, 9n "tKplanaton OF Musical Harmony ;
brohtanos book etore Union square.
ABIiAM T. HEWITT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
THE SCANNELL TRIAL.

ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION.
The proceedings in the Scannell trial opened
yesterday with the the part of the de-
ingIy without any delay called George Y. Whtson,
dealer in horses, and acquaintance OF scannel FOR
several years He testified that he had discovered no
change in Scannel since the shooting OF Florence Mel
son Post another dealer; VIM McRoberts, sta
bleman Amos s. Chamberlain, another stabeman; HI
ram Hamm Of the Bulls Head Hotel and Whitson Oak
lev followed the first witness with statements to the
same effect Dr. James Il. Wood who had Florence
Scannel under his charge at Bellevue Hospital next
took the stand. He made in substance the following
statement after alludpg to Florences last Illness:
frequently saw John Scannell during that time he
was very attentive and sympathizing brother ne was
excited especially for the first few days talked with
him occasionally about his brother; saw nothing which
led me to think him IRRATIONAL though made no special
examination he called me few days after his
brothers death and thanked me- he called on me again
after the second shooting Of Donohue aud then told
him was sorry to hear OF i and II there was another
ARRAY would be shot, and II he shot DOnohue he
would hanged he said he would not interfere with
DonOhue again 10 friendly conversation my at
tenon was not called TO the state OF his mind Sean
nell always exhibited great grief but should not IKE
10 decide on insanity without repeated examina
tions from to time my attention was not attracted
to the question at all
DR. Morris H. Henry, police surgeon. testified that he
shooting, and on following oays. His attention was
drawn 20 his manner by remark OF Mrs Scannell as
they went out; she said " Did you not notice how
strange his manner ~ The Doctor said that he had
he did not consider himself expert In insanity Dr.
Neals physician AZ the Tombs and Matthew DAILY, one
OF the pers testified that they had signs OF
insanity on Scannells part while 10 prison
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
DECISIONS-MARCH 8,

United States Circuit Court-By Judge Woodruff
missing the be with aKIme James Morgan ct al sgt rLe
ThorntOh-Decree helrts the Court below amfmed
Angus Nicholson The shp Of the Court oeo~
libel with costs anad john Seigsek assignee 10
bankruptcy OF yok Brothers gt Abraham WonL1Deeree OF the
affirmed John segsek assignee &C. sg John Lne-
Decree Of the Court below affirmed.
Superior COurt-Speciai Tem-By Van Worst, j.
Ssndfori ag McGu-Oier granted Hayes agt Bishop Motion
granted
By Judge Peedmau-The Ready Roofing Co. agt Lye-hoos
denied with $40 costs Fitch agt feh-hohon denied WIN Slo
Never MeyeEepo confirmed and Judgment oil divorce
granted whtuker jr sgt stebbns-Reeuee ORDERED Senma
Cos-Psnfs motion place short calendar denied
Funton MsonMoOn denied, with siO costs to abide event.
Marine Court-Generdl 1rm.-By Shea, Ch j.,
ohm.en spspQ J-smth sg The Mountcse Manhattan
ing Rendskof Van PET Cooper Bsuer sg Ion'
sr Howard agt Gruber Rowland Sge sgt Nichols,
Peisch Tue HewYok Life Insurance Co-Jodgmen appealed
from Docey Bmgrzn Industrial savings BANK
Order appealed from snnel With $r costs Murray sg Jackson
ordered Bodne JynhJuGgneR modified so as to
be joint Judgment and modaed affirmed without costs 70 either
the appeal Newton ag Berry and Becker ag heCab
Judgment reversed aud ta granted costs to successful party on
abide the event FeieT agt Dngg%Juigmen reTe
with unless the plaintiff 70 reduction in which event
residue affirmed Opinion by JOachsen j. Sbea Oh J
dissenting Holland agt reversed and Judgment
defendant with costs OF appeal and costs below
Tdwe sg ordered at next Genera Tern BY
death Of Mr. Justice Tracy before whom ali the Chef
Justice the appeal was argued
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
ANTAGONISTTC POLITICIANS.
THE APOLLO HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE STILL
DIVIDED.

THE APOLLO HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE STILL
DIVIDED.
Nothing has yet been done toward harmon
izing antagoastic elements in the new Apollo Hail
General Committee, and uniting them in the choice OF
candidate for Chairman. Notwithstanding the refusal
OF John McCool at the meeting on Wednesday evening
last It ia asserted that he is still candidate for Chair
man Of the organization. Senator OBren s chagrned
decidedly at the feeling exhibited against McCool and
savs that he must be elected He has visited number
OF the leading spirits of opposition and endeavored
10 convince them the election Of McCool will be for
the good OF organization Various reasons have been
urged by him, but with little effect The faction which
supports Brooke comprises most OF the older and ADLER
members Of the General Committee and they are backed
apparently by decided majority OF the members OF the
Committee They say they no reason for
choosing as Chairman a man who has been for
a long time member OF rival organi-
cation, and which in coalescing with Apollo Hall
added very little additional strength to It, The friends
OF McCool say that he was Of the few men who
formed the % 70 %m Tweed al it's
seemed hopeless undertaking. and that he is now 10
full fellowship with Apollo Hail. he Is as eligible Tor the
position proposed as any of his opponents Those who
claim to know the animus Of the contest say that
that after the passage Of the proposed Charter and IN
order keep alive the division in the Democratic ranks
Us peSsed The portion % allotted to Apollo Hail It Is sup
posed, will fall to the faction that shows It's
the bitterness OF the struggle. This expected
distribution of patronage, II IS alleged by some
explains the presence in Apollo Hall of such men as
Wm Hitchman, President of the Board OF Fire Commis
sioners Assemblyman Michael Norton, exAssembly
man Alexander Frear, exPoiice Justice WIN. Dodge ex
Alderman Bryan Reiley, and others. All OF these were
prominent members OF Tammapy Hall General Commit
tee when VIM. III. Tweed Chairman.
There in Apollo Hail three factions, composed
the old members OF the organisation the National
Democracy, headed by BENJAMIN Wood, John McCoOl.
James NJ. Smith, aud ex-Alderman George A. Barney,
aud lastly, those members already named formerly
belonging to Tanmany Hall under the Tweed rule. On
the side OF Brooke are f. NJ Bixby, his BROTHER Butler
MOnheimer, and host OF the older members. On the
side Of McCoo are Senator 0 Brien, the Hon Benjamin
man Terence Duffy, exAssemDlyman Michael Madigan
and others There Is every probability OF lively dis
cussion tonight and 1t may bo that the collision which
was averted with great difficulty at the last meeting
promise.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
A SPECULATIVE QUARTETTE.
TWEED, swEENY, CONNOLLY, AND MURPHY JOIN
IN A MORTGAGE.

TWEED, SWEENY, CONNOLLY, AND MURPHf JOIN
IN A MORTGAGE.
An application was made yesterday, in the
Supreme Court, Chambers before Judge Fancher. for
the appontment OF receiver TO compute the interest
and principal due plaintiff in the suit OF Peter t. sweeny
against John c. Thompson, his wife Anna, and Others
on q bond and mortgage executed by Thompson. The
Court appointed f. Smythe referee. The complaint In
the suit states on Information and belief that John c.
Thompson executed mortgage for the purpose Of Sc
curing payment TO VIM. NJ. Tweed, Thomas Murphy,
Hugh Smith. Richard b. Connolly. and tho plaintiff,
Peter b. Sweeney OF O with interest thereon from
Sept l. 1871, at seven per cent, 10 be paid
half-yearly In default Of such payment for
30 days after maturity, the mortgage TO be
forecosed and the property sold for the benefit OF
Messrs. Tweed, sweeny, Murphy, Connolly. and Smith
He gave as collateral security mortgage on "a that
certain lot piece or parcel OF land with dwelling house
thereon erected and situated the northery side of
sixty-eghth-st in NewYork, beginning at point on
the northery side OF sixtyeighhst distant 12O feet
easterly from Madisonave; thence running nortnery
parallel with the avenue 100 feet inches thence along
the middle line the block 25 feet thence sOuthery 100
feet inches and westerly 25 feet" The complaint fur
her states that on Oct g. 1871 Thomas Murphy assigned
"for value" his share OF the bond and mortgage TO
Messrs. Tweed, Smith, Connolly, and Sweeny ana on
Oct 49, in the year, Tweed. Smith, and Connolly
having failed 10 pay s120 the halfyeorly interest
due March 1871 this suit was brought to have the
mortgage fOreclOsed.
second suit was also brought to forecose second
mortgage given by Thompson the persons, ana
of which Mr. Sweeny became sole by assign
ment In this suit the same referee was appointed
The property on which this mortgage was given ls
also situated SiXtyeighs l2j feet west OF Fourth
ave- and running parallel Herewith 100 feet inches.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Eluathan L. Sanderson has instituted an
.o,on I'm RroekIyn against Joseph Howard IT." for
libel in repubishng in The Heo York Star an artic'o
from TIE Union.
The note of issue in the appeal OF Stokes
has been fled in the Supreme Court, General Term eu'
IL ia not likely that 1t will be argued for some tno W
come owing Ia tho mass Of matter to be printeo'
The case of the People er rel. John A. Stemm-
or art Joseph Mcclure to test the right Of the respoc
tive tioants 10 the Office OF Justice OF the Eighth J
dcisI District Civil Court called up in the supreo y,
Court CIrcut Yesterday but put over OWING "
The Sarement OF VIM A. Beach, counsel Tor ueieho-
ant who Is occupied on the Soannel trial.
The suit of Slvie ID. Dalton agt. The Mu-
tual Benefit Life Insurance Society OF New7Jersey was
begun yesterday in the Supreme Court Circuit oeior0
Judge Van Brunt and Jury The action is 10 recover
S,o So on policy OF insurance on the plaintiffs hus
band which the Company refused to pay, on the gfound
thai The proofs OF insufficient and fhat he ue-
ceased had committed suicide by which act tue policy
WAS yItiated
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Joseph H. Bunting liquor dealer OF No, % west
PoT,h Jesce Leish at the Jefferson af
ei Police Of Thomas ogsn oi NO. w he
his room charges him with stealing clothing anu je"S
ysse O The accused held In $3.50 bail 10 answer
William Hunter was arraigned at tho Yorkyllle
Police Court yeerav bee Justice BIby aehLge OF eonoos
ssuit with intent complainant Thomas
the evening OF Feb ~ the accused
e wearing orange without pfoyoeation assan
him and him During the ersnnaon tne prisoner
loudly he member Of the American roesh'
oaen bound Hill Papst who crossed Ills p' ne
held In . 900 Tor eramnstisn.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Of No. Broome held to answer BY Justice sban
Samuel from P'hceman no n"
res.d ouous assault and battery samuel was sse e2
tne e6npan this TtQaesI The Justice dnie
r6res Iad. Martin and James ghnsey and Daniel OKee
were breaking premises No so East
st. oecnped Richard BoYsn liquor store and seans thr0m
a quantity OF liquor. value 80
The March term Of the Court of General Sessions
was opened yesterday Judge sutheand presiding The following
Grand mpaucd: George d. H. GiHespei
Schuyler Henry NJ Braun Oscar Pnriy Christian Deiavn
Alexander Laing James Oakley Charles Guidet John MoreAn
Tboiorr Conklpg AopIo C. Stewart George Knott william
Adams Christopher oConnor. Frederick Baker John Consa
George John IT, Draper Jacob Hende Judge sutherland
the Grand Jurr after which the following cas- we're
Prison years Reuben Elliott bugary third degree " years
William Hardy attempt at grand larceny one year aad vo
ieOniOu assault and battery acquitted VII
liam Martin petty larceny Peniteniary sr months hugh
rob.r iezee acquitted Peter Brecknbrds auemp uI
g. third degree OF Refuge Charles Osborne Hemps ~
grand larceny reminded for Heury Asue" "e"pe'
grand larceny, state Prison q JeaTs
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

volcnoe In several the aid OF the police was
invoked to preserve the public peace hsrepresenta
on to show the relative strength Of the dsputapts was
frequent One instance however will suffice just TWO
days before official figures about the condition Oh 'ho
furniture trade spoken of above were prepared June l
the Eighthour League issued circular containing
list Of 81 furniture manufacturing brms which they as
serted had soceded to the demandsiSt the strikers
careful ANALYSIS made by responsible persons at the time
showed that out OF the % 81 shops were 'hen
working 10 hours not in the trade but engaSeu
IN other branches OF business was IN BROOKLYN anu
% could be found in the Directory ana 'he to
mander were simply employing Esht'hour men 10 0oin'
plete their contracts.
TABLE OF COMPARATIVE WAGES
Che following table Of comparative weekly wages pau
1879 and since January 1875 OF special interest
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
SHIPPING LNTRLLIGENCE.


PORT or sEw- -rORK... MARCH
CLEARED.
Steamship Mas pash &C. T. kTse"'r
Ass: kGs A., Sssisssc' s,s;S w. ssarS. pGS Co.
Bsrssar,h B. Hale white MAtan,as, ke Bryan Stevens
Bs Bss SSifys DsI :'fss es. =.
ss T' hcos fr HSs@ Rssa Christi Evans
Fy' sIs St j.ss 81 ,A g. p ss %y%s' gsie''
Sch, '1u SSs Dt sd:2 LSSE Par: Ss0t Co.
seIf scIr Iuia,, UndeThi1, Points ap.s wsaSerg ..
SSr p Goa~n waerbSry stamford Stamford Man uactung Co.
s,,mh0 Ocean Queen se.Safy, Apnra Peb a. with and
pas. to Paeisc Mail steamship Co. s-..,
Snso5 ssa%sS sS Siasi sa mdss G and and pass oech CO.
steamship BenscOr jones' Wilmington with md' to LOnlard
se,a;ss kegAs johnson Georgetown D. c. WITH "d'' and
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin Mohead City c. With ndse and pass
samsp Se@non Br shadrt Ayre. Path Monte
% Rio JaneO Feb T. and Bahia ll'b With nd and pass to
BARK Psias (f Belize HOn) Bade Hon., days With ndss
Rebcea Csg.u, Johnson Map,,s II dsE' with sugar Unit
May stewart tOf ST. John, N B Pene csrienas u days
sng Arctic (of PnbOrO 81 suthgen Ma.u,as 10 lays With
sehr John Mosse Abrams Richmond days. with scrap
Sebr H. N Squire, Sears. Baltimore for Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orKrsrowx March 3OThe Cunard Los steamship as McCsy
from Boston Feb 9 for LysTDo arrived here o1s1 foT:1 su &
S Yeit Psb g arrived here At O'clock SUNDAY morning
mopis Vos from York Hamburg arrived here to-day
IvERPooL 3-Arved. ships Davenport from EewOesns
Ian M HeOresns jan Ia Ronachan from New
Orleans Ma.urs from NewOreans Jan @ Pocahonas from
Nv Clear from New York Feb 3; Princess
ernrs Feb }; Armstrong from Galveston Jan 10
Emily Augusta Orleans jan 49, barks Caroline emout from
jan H. Rmb New Orleans jan 81 Maggie Hammond
from Jan. IL; Mguet from Charleston Jan a Blomion
from Troop. from Charleston Feb Ffe
handel Charleston Jsa 81 steamship Jamaon from Ne"Oresns
Feb u.
WHALERS.
The Clark Of ProYncetown formerly vhaer Is TO be
agsin tor business from that port.
osOLULU 2O-Sad ship MaTengo Barnes Of New Bedford
James Allen Kelley Of New Bedford 70 cruise
25th, Ar1oda Bsaldry Of New Bedford, to cruise
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