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COTTON MARKETS

l. GALVESTON, April e.-Cotton steady: good ordi-
nary, l5i@l6c. net receipts, Bic bales. Exports
Coastwise, 25 bales TO the continent, 1888 bales.
Sales. 1850 bales; stock, 55,a20 bales.
NORFOLK, April 9.-COtton quiet and firm: low
middlipgs, l7sc. net receipts, 939 bales; exports
coastwise, 300 bales sales, 90 bales; Stock lO,l4S
bales.
AUGUSTA, April e.-Cotton quiet; middliRgs, lsc.
receipts. $50 bales; sales, 439 blles. ...
WILMINGTON, April 9.-Cotton quiet; middlings,
1s3c. net receipts, 10 bales exports coastwse 55l
bales; sales, II bales stock, 4,4I3 bales -
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-Cotton steady; mid
dllngs lg0l9tc. net receipts $500 bales gross re-
cepts, g. 7O2 bales. Exports-To Great Britain 900
ales to the continent, 1882 bales. Sales, 500 bales
last evening, l,7u0 bales. Stock, lSDsU8 bales.
SAVANNAH, A pru 9.-Cotton iirm Tor good grades
others nominal; mddlings, 1gc. +; net receipts s77
bales exports coastwise 2,o25 bues s,es a8o bales
stock. 81, 9il blles. 49,.
Clfugs, zoe. ......
BOSTON, April s.-Cotton dull; middlings. 2Oc
net receipts, IL bales; gross receipts, 200 bales
sales, 300 bales; stock, 1900 bales.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-Cotton quiet; middlings
2a5 bales; to Great Britain, 1,sA bales 34ales, 4ot
bales; stock, Is, 6i4 bales.
MOBILE, April o. Cotton easier; food ordinary
16tc; middling5 ls3c.; net receipts, AL bales. EA
pOrts-To Great Britain, 3i6 bales; coastwise, 81
bales. sales, 100 bales; stock, 3s.03l bales
BALTIMORE, april 9.-COtton dull; middlings
l93c.; gross receipts, III bales; exports coastwlse
lOl bales sales, 81 bales; Stock, 1918 bales. s=
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IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.

BRIGHAM YOUNG RESIGNS, AND MAKES HIS WILL
THE MORMON PROBLEM PROBABLY SOLVED.
SALT LAKE. April S.-Thc Mormon Con-
ference was largely attended to-day. Brig
ham Young addressed the saints this eve
ming, and said be was getting old. and wanted
the young men to carry OH the work he had
commenced. He wanted seven counselors
to aid the first president, and finally he re.
signed the position Of trustee in trust of the
church. " -
New YORK, April "a special from Salt
Lake says Brigham Young has made a
will dividing his immense property between
his sixteen wives and sixty children, and
carefully STIMULATING the method of division
It is believed that the old A1ormous will fol-
low the changed fortunes of the self-de.
posed leader, and that so far as Utah is con
cerned the Mormon problem may probably
be considered solved"
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 0, 1919.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 0, B73.
ARRIVED.
Steamer }. W. Evernan. Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chandIse and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer Eliza Haucox, Gin0ru, Norluih, mer
chan0ise and Messengers. l.. B. Tatum, agent
Schooner Henry Adeburt, Crowell, Boston, Ice,
Babcock.
Schooner Butterfly. Frank, merchandise, Curtis
schooner General Grant, Hern, Philadelphia,
Schooner kissing Sun, Owens, Philadelphia, lum-
schooner Franklin, Saxon, New York, camel
Brig Virginia Dare, Bell, Rio dc Jaueiro, -four,
Dunlop & McCance. s .... ...
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. .-
Schooner X: A. Johnston, johnson, from New
York, Al ril 7lh.
Schooner G. P. Wright, Chopper, from Virginia
arrived at New York April 7th.
Brig Nellie Antrim, Rio Grande ria Richmond
sailed from New York April 18th.
MISSING VESSEL.
Schooner 2. Stratton (of Proyidence), McFadden
sailed from New York about March 4th Tor Rich-
mond, Va, with cargo OF railroad iron, ana has
not since Deen heard frn. 1t Is feared that she has
fuundcred In some Of The heavy gales that have oe-
cured since her departure. Captain McFadden had
his son with him, and the remainder OF the crew
were Skinned In New York. The u. Stratt0n was
los tons register, built at Morris rVer n. D., In 1913
.# NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lighthouse Board at Washington issues no.
tice TO mariners stating that the log sgnai-a nrst
class Daboll trumpet-placed at Beaver Tall VIII IL
thick and foggy weather. after the LIST of May, GIVE
blasts of six seconds ut alternates OF ten and lfl
seconds. The Point Judith Daboll trumpet IS to 6e
rnlaccd by a firsf-class steam syrep, which will
after May i, In thick and foggy weather. be sounded
20 as to give blasts of six seconds at Intervals o.
| forty seconds.
| lBY TELEGRApH.I 81
NEW YORK, April s-Arrived, steamships Havan:
| and Vile de Paris. -,
SAVANNAH, April e.-Arriyed, steamship {: "
| Lord from PHILADELPHIA Cleared, schooner E. b
| Evermar for Portland. Sailed, schoOners En-
| chantres, for New York; F.. b. Eyerman, for Port
| land; and ship Crusader, for Liverpool;
| pertinent, from Liverpool for City Point. In tn
Roads, brig Romance from Richmond for NeYdssa
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The Atlantic, wreck. i

HALIFAX, April 3.-Five bodies were re.
covered from the wreck to-day-four of then
steerage passengers and sailors, whose bodies
are iunrecognized. "A. plate was removed
from the vessels side, but it. opened ia q
coarbunker, and was of no advantage. :
The divers continue to work, but will not
do much until the arrival of the New York
wreckers. -
Detectives here searched some of the
houses in the vicinity of the, wreck to-day,
and recovered few articles that had been
stolen. s.g 80, z :
The Collector Of Customs goes down to
the wreck tomorrow to investigate the
smuggling stories and to attend to other bust.
ness. Hetakes full charge of affairs on be-
half of the Government. The court of in
curry will be postponed until Saturday.
( The Rev. Mr.. Ancient takes charge of the
burial OF, all except those who are identified
as Catholics and taken to the Catholic
cemetery at Terrence bay. he assists at the
grave-digging, conveys the bodies In boats,
and reads the burial service. ~
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FINsANG,IAE.. 4. IL ].
rsY TELEoRAPH.J

SAw fohk. April s.-kH sales OF gold to-day
fsere ut n7t0r1s@lfsa On gold loans mo rates
nave been az to Per cent for carrying, and nat
Ine money market is still stringent, but The rates
are lower borrowers on calf having tins far uatd
ffsm FLO % lid per cent per day The ruling rate
has beeu 4 Sterling hrmer at lr7l@lo7s. Covers
ments have been strong at an advance Of ,a..
Southern State bonds were dull business aagregntsDe
only $4,000 with prices lower for Tennessee's and
higher for Virginia consols. -.
Tennessee 7ss ;new,7 tat virginia s's, q; new,
40 consols, $50 deferred 49, Louisiana os e ;new
IA; Ievee s's 90; SIS, So Alabama 50, 80; SIS s..
Georgia ss, 70; rs. ss North Carolfnas, 40: new,
az special tax, fat. South CarolIna', 30 new, TO-
April and October. ~ .Ffe Gf I -lfrFs sssE
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LOCAL ITEMS.

SINGULAR FREAK OF THE WIND.-Abou.
noon Yesterday rear window in the build.
ing No. 1907 Main street, over the Cir
cult Courtroom, was open, and the force OF
the wind blowing in was so great.that the
entire partition which crosses the passage.
way dividing the rooms was blown out, and
the stairway so obs,ructed that gentlemen
who had rooms up stairs were unable to
reach them. It may also be remarked that
the noise was so great that one or two law
yers aud officers of the court who were IN
the Clerks office at the time OF theiall hur-
ried down stairs and into the street, fearing
Il at the whole concern was aboutto tumble
In uEon them.
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THE CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER is-a
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY.
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION IN THE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS:

TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS:
DAILy.-One year, cit; six months. 81; three
months s3.75; one month, 81 500 week 10y CARRIER,
40 CENTS sundays omitted: One Year, 81; six
months, So; three months, $Js5; one month, SIPS
WEEK1Y..ISne copy. 80: 'fiye each, $I.7s; ten,
eacI,s .co. Extra copy with club. Paythe carrier
AS an advertising medium the Commercial has
superior position. ..asErs!s
TERMsFoRsA ADVERTISEMENTS:
Nothing received for4l than IS, cents; Mar
riages Deaths, Religious aud society voices;
Found, 10 cents iine Business Notices, 20 cents 5
line: displays, 81 D square; Reference sotces,
aisS square; Preferred Specials, Si.so square
Column, frst page $50, eighth pa.e $io; CHE,
eighth page only, 81 square; extra display
page only. $l.5o square; mattef SCI III a'aDi' W.
The square Is ve-eiehths Of IN inahaeigst lines
her ofinsertions or the amount or space taken.
ftates for the Weekly same rs for the iIaliy...
An paid matter publishsd 90 aasert'sseH'ssass.
~ A sssss u. HALsgEAE . co.
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EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR IN TowN-ARRgsT OF !
HORsE-THIEF. -.....

Eh-GOtERNOh SE1 hOUh IN TOhN-ARh5ST Uf a
HORSE-THIEF. -....
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April 9.--EX-Go-
vernon Horatio Seymour, of New York. ar
rived here to-day, and is the guest Of Charles
Goodyear, Esq, whose fine farm is in the
vicinity Of the University.
The wind has been blowing gale nearly
all day, filing every place with dust.
Edward T. Smith, of Halifax county, stole
q horse from Mir. Woods Garth on Monday
night, offered him for sale in Staunton yes
terday, and was arrested and brought here
and committed to Jail to-day. On Monday
be sold mare at auction which he con-
fesses be stole from Mr. Roller, near Mount
Crawford, which will be recovered. He had
been laborer on the Valley railroad.
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80 SariuuS railroad companies concerned
~ Lynchburg on Tuesday and accepted
Am" Of the - Washington City, Mid
} and Grea, Southern Railroad Com
g.. This name will "fill the sounding
4i' Of fame" John S. Barbour was
III president. Mr. James Barbour
.''I Il resolution authorizing the presi-
* aud directors to issue bonds TO the
ai.t of SS.000.GU0 for the discharge OF
~. Improvement of road, &c. The re-
@'on Was adopted. The following are
a"w directors: W. G. Cazenove, G.. +.
'.. Alexandria s. A. Cotfman, Rock
am; +. A. Marshall, Fauquier d. F.
.tat"r, Culpepcr; W. ID. Hart, Abe
'": Il. \. to%hiIi. Amherst; c. NJ,
kiord. T. c. S. Ferguson, Lvnchburg
J. rlr.', ". 7. Clark, Danrille; W. E
-. fIit>yIvanm.
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TELEG K:Kl'pE'H1g NEWS.
Norf0lls.. ]

4 4" {. Z a..
pEsTRUcTToNoP An EXTENSIVE BOX AND sHNGLE
rAcToRY--sENTENcgDTJ THE pENrrENTIART-
CORNER STONE LAYING. & 4 II II 81 x 6
Z Especial telegram to the Disfztch.I Y "
EoRFoIk, April 0. ALP. M. intelligence
was received TINT Baird. Roperi& Co.'s ex.
tensiye box and shingle factory, located at
Deep Creek, was in flames. ...,, ...... ...f
William A. Borum was sentenced by the
Corporation Court to twelve years. impri-
sonment in the penitentiary, for highway
robbery, yesterday.
The cornerstone Of an Episcopal chapel
was laid to-day. Colonel Goode, the orator,
delivered an appropriate address. Among
other papers and documents which were
placed in the stone was the Richmond Dis.
patch of the It'll instant.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, April 0.-The storm-centre
in Virginia and Pennsylvania will move
northeastward over Cape Cod on Thursday.
For Thursday in New England increasing
easterly winds with rain. ''.
For the Middle and South Atlantic States,
brisk westerly winds and cool, clearing
weather. ...... ....r
For New York and the lower lakes, cold
westerly winds and cloudy weather. g.. ~
For the Eastern Gulf States and Ohio Val.
ley, southwesterly winds, partly cloudy and
clear weather.
For the Southwest, falling barometer and
southerly winds, with generally clear
weather,
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arrMIST;C EPISCOPAL CHURCHES IN BAL
HE.-un Palm-Sunday. at St. PauPs
- %. The choristers, under the direction
Mr.. :. X. Davies, rendered the usual
- with much spirit and in excellent
.. Mr.. Chase sang at the offertory a
r solo. On Easter Sunday the cho-
&c., at st. Paul's, who have been in
,',itt training for some time, will ap-
N the chancel in robes. Ialm-Sun-
"u> celebrated at st. Luke's with unu-
,oonnity. The elegant crimson reredoS
nd the altar was changed for an appros
i, oitr Of violet hue, and the rood-Screen
II 'r'rrn were entWined with palm
,r,. At IL 4. VI. the choristers and
u entered the church singing the Palm
't' professional hymn. the professional
To, being decorated with palms, and each
' III" clergy and choristers wearing a
- 81 evergreen on their breast. The
.r' waS choral. baltimore San.
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e RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coat
RICHMOND. VA. December ~ 1877.
I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, De
" GENDER 18th, the TRAINS on this road Will
-" The e MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at A. y.
and eco z. NJ and leave Petersburg at ll:?s a. NJ.
and sos p. NJ.
FREiGIlT TRAINS, with a passenger coach At.
tached, leave Richmond al A. u. ana r. d., ana
leave Petersburg ut s:3o A. 81. aud 4:a0 L. d.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION RA1NS Sill eas6
Richmond and Petersburg a. g A. D. Returning,
leave Richmond and Petersburg at 40 Z. NJ instead
OF O'Clock, as heretofore. x,.,,
THE s A. AZ TRAIN win not leave Richmond ON
Snndays and the sas +. N. MAIL TRAIN ana sJe
A. ar. FREiGH HI TRAIN VIII not leave petersburg
on SUNDAYS. IN -. ..os d NJ
Daily TRAIN and those from Norfolk VIII con'
meet at Petersburg with the lbs A. u. TRAIN.
. Passengers from Clover I'LL will take Inc $50 a
~. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana fricays
aud returning leave Rlchmond on the same DAYS NJ
Il The NAIL TRAINS win stop only at Chester and
The "A. 81. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad ior
DiPiJLLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPlNG-CAR win
be attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon.
running through to Wiimpxfon; u,ySrr
deIs President.
-
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Summary.

Heavy snow Is reported in Iowa and Kan,
sas.
The election for minor local offices in al
bany, New York, resulted in 1880 Demo
cratic majority.
ThieviDg bands Of Indians are numerou;
in the western part of Nebraska.
There is some detention in travel in the
North from land-slides, caused by great
freshet. ~ {a.l.#.
r.. j. Mason, stenographic reporter, died
Tuesday, of heart-disease. a0
George Sherburne, who clipped with a
young girl and plead guilty to adultery, has
been sentenced to three years in the New
Hampshire State prison. 3~
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PERsoNAL.-Sir Anthony Brady party
of England, who have been spending some
days in Richmond, left for Staunton yestef'
day morning.
Governor Walker is In Philadelphia.
The following clergymen of the Catholic
diocese are in the city, AID will take part III
the services at ct. Peters cathedral this
morning: Rev. Fathers Cicatelli, Alexan'
dr.a; J. j. Kahn, Harper's Ferry 81. Nc
Keefrey. Fredericksburg; J. McVerry,
Stanton J. Doherty, Warrenton; Thomas
Murray. Lynchburg; Thomas Brady, Ports'
mouth; NJ. OKeeffe, Norfolk; and j: Will
son, Petersburg.
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.tEIcAN OAKS Of ENGLISH RoADs.-Mr.
nn. Of paiacr.car notoriety, has just
1"d from England, where he concluded
'@'"l with the Midland railway of Eng
10 irrnlsh that road with his palace cars
u H'jaI terms upon which they are run
''"'i%iiy. relying upon the extra fare
Ei"noation. IL lnayear the arrange
' ' not satisfactory the Midland road
''olnc l"in' owners in the cars, parti-
- III liz profits. The cars will be
" upon t!r Liverpool and London line
j Il Is flushed, the 1st OF September.
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A Spaninrd's TRADE against the
United States. G4Mf .'.s4 J

New YORK, April "a Madrid letter to
the World says: deputy Garcia Ruiz in.
Weighed forcibly against the United States in
the late debates on slavery, saying Spain
might as we'll ask England to initiate reform
in the East Indies as for the United States
to advise the release of slaves by Spain
After long TRADE against the course of An
glicizing the American continent pursued
by the United States he concluded by saying
he would rather see Spain in the power Of
Charles VII. than divided among English
French, Portuguese, and Americans" tf
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Heavy Robbery.

BosToN. April 9.---The pocket-hook of Mel
son Curtis, weI-known builder here, was
stolen to-day from pile of lumber, in De-
vonshire street, where he had momentariy
laid it while examining some papers. 1t
contained $4,000 in bank bills and $4,000
i'm notes of hand
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Fire.Departmcnt Celebration.

MOBILE, April 9.-The fire department OF
this city, consisting of nine companies
seven steamers and Observation-Disclosures
-celebrated their thirty-tifth anniversary
to-day. The display was beautiful
The weather, though threatening early in
the morning, cleared off, giving the fremen
q beautiful daY. = ~
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Washington Items.

WAsHlNGroy, April 9.-The White House
was crowded with visitors to-day.
President Grant goes to Richmond on the
10th of May.
The commissions Of William Mckenna,
postmaster at Shreveport, La, and Thomas
E. MilStead, collector of customs at York
town, Va, have been signed. -
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El:aSaIsIlas
l. IALL, ANp FREAKS HER SECE.

4 >uK>E FALLS ANp FREAKS HER NECK.
..r.>I"nIcarc nf The Richmond Dispatch
.f.YBIA. FIJI WANNA coUNTY.-On Tues
m'ining, April Stb, colored gil,
.g>r employed lay Mrs. X. :. Sm:thers,
IL town. while sitting i'll the win
, # The second story of the house,
holding the child in her arms, and
Is" her neck. The CHILD is not hurt.
i,rtor after examining the girl said that
TX and three ribs we're broken. The
: well. and not even a scratch can be
" "n him. DR.. Gait WAS present at the
= and DR.. Seay.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April s.-Cotton dull; sales, 1919
bales; uplands, 1ssc.; Orleans, 20sc Flour quici
and heavy; common to fair extra IS IS good
to choice, $s.io@Sl2.75. Whlskey easier at Sotr.
Wheat In better request; holders ask an advance
white western, Sl.s7@Sz. Corn steady and In fair
demand; yellow western, 6!s@s5c. Rice quiet.
Pork hrner at 81. 2s@Sl7Ao. Lard steady. Tur-
pentine nominal Rosln firm. Tallow steady.
Freights quiet and firm.
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>,,,,, ',|"2raln bearing the single word
~. ~ r., Which Mr. Is. b. Richmond sent
NJ, :, s.~'taS u bis brother in DStIoit has
he r, r.a.ea by his partners and hung up In
'''"''og-r0om OF the firm.
:: , ,I,''' Francis Adams has received bis
',' 10 gold for hls services at Geneva.
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railroads AS Pubic HIGHWAYS The
y, -T"tlee On Federal Relations of the Illi-
u. 'I|'s',hture have reported in favor of
NJ, ,sIs Congress to offer an amendment
Constitution by which railroads shall
,., I'1f'd public highways, and comforting
r., 'il!ic,> The power to regulate through
r.. '.'H hron State Legislatures the power
"' tnrd rates
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r,. ' BANKRUPT LAw.-Judge Blatehford
.a,,1 r u New York, on Monday, that where
,,a,,'' . w. 'A'>'S III settling up bankrupt's
l~. We creditors are entitled 10 receive
lr.r p.",, as far as it will 60, in payment
h. r. ,'>' Oh their claims from the time Of
Ia. , ,';n u The petition in bankruptcy up
'licInent OF the estate.
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Horizons OF A WRECK UNDER Water
The STORY OF A SUBMARINE CORRESPONDENT
a newspaper correspondent who went
down TO the wreck OF the Atlantic in q
divers costume says the hull lies vel
down on the port side, and Is broken in sew.
rral places from contact with the reef. Fish
were swimming around, eagerly devouring
particles of food found floating about. He
found the forward hatch open, and saw
that the cargo there had broken bulk and
lay in confused heaps, with bodies Of men
and women jammed among the cases and
crates, bruised and torn. Fish were swim.
ming in and out, teaSting upon the dead
bodies. Limbs are strewn around, having
been broken from the bodies by the continual
action Of the waters, which, when agitated
drive against ugly pieces of the broken hull
that here project.
The correspondent then went to the com.
panionway of the steerage cabins, and found
hundred or more bodies lying in an i'm.
mense heap, with arms dislocated, eyes
staring wildly, faces grinning, and moving
backward and forward with the under.cur-
rent. Some were dressed, but many were
half nude. Children were elinging to mo-
theirs, stout men were clasping their wives,
seeming to have met death with calm resig.
nation. The scene was horrible beyond de-
scription.
The correspondent then went to the com.
plnionway of the steerage. where the men.
passengers were by themselves. Bodies OIL
strong men, old and young, were hustled to-
gether on the stairway, with distended nos
| trils. gaping mouths, staring, CLASSY eyes
giving some conception of the terror which
seized them us they vanly struggled to gain
the deck.
| From another part of the vessel view
was obtained OF the sleeping apartment
| where, piled up in heaps on the port side
were numbers of bodies of men with bed
clothing strewn among them. From abra
sion with broken staunchions and Jagged
splintcred woodwork the flesh had hcel
torn from the faces Of many. while other
were bruised and battered about their heads
which arc red with gaping wounds, con
trasting horribly with the pale, livid feature
Of the others.
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The New sfeamer to be Built at Nor
. fnlk s.. +. :
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the DispatchJ
WAsHINGToN, April 0.-The new United
States steamer to be built at Norfolk will be
Of wood, and of six hundred and forty
tons burthen. Orders have been signed for
laying the keel and commencing the con-
structlon. She is to be Of the staunchest
character, and capable Of carrying the heavi.
est armament that can be placed on vessel
Of that class. TIMoI.
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river, but was secured. apd WiiI be saved.
Fortunately gil the freight, was renewed
fron the shed to-day, d, the loss and dam.
age would have been serious.
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A DefaultinG Professor.

PHILADELPHIA. April 9.--Professor Koch
of the Hahnemann Medical College, who dis
appeared from the city three months since
has been discovered to be dcfaulter, hay
Ing squandered the funds Of the college by
diSSiDated habits
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Ohio Elections.

COLUMBUS, o., April 9.-From the most
reliable returns up to this hour, the political
complexion of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton will be .fifty-one Republicans to forty
Democrats and seven Liberals, with seven
counties yet to hear from. ~ e. a..