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"Rigoletto," "Rigoletto,' magnificent
uuartette tonight at Grunewald Hall.

Young LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-A Pic
Mic Excursion Saturday on Steamer La Belle-See
advertisement elsewhere. You could desire better
time for tetea-tete and saying pretty things to each
other. The Committee of Stewards, who will be on
board all married men and will see to it, that
when you young get to the point of popping the
question, that you shall not be interrupted. They
know how it ID thems Ives.
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Maine man has been fined SO for
attempting to kill his wife. The judge told
him that if the President hadn't vetoed the
imitation bill he would have fined him $40
more. The decision gives considerable sat
isfaction throughout the State, as the women
We're getting to he very nnrnly
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A Boston correspondent Of the Springfield
Republican furnishes some interesting po-
litical gossip concerning the next elections
in Massachusetts,. He says that Gen. But
ler's friends now assert that he will with
draw from the contest tor Governor, and
thinks, if that be true, Gov. Talbot may be
nominated without opposition, since neither
Mr.. Sanford nor Congressman Pierce de-
sired the nomination this year, and the
movement in favor of Mr.. Dawes has no
strength. The Democrats will nominate
ex-Mayor CASTOR. Concerning Congress
men, the correspondent writes: "The
Democrats will perhaps make Mr.
William Gray their candidate for
Congress in Mr.. HOOper's dis
trict, if he will consent to run. He
could easily be elected in the present state
of feeling. In the Worcester district the
contest will probably be between Mr.. G. F.
Hoar and Senator Very, Mr.. w. w. Rice
having declined to be candidate. 1t is
not certain that Judge Hoar will be a can
didate for reelection; in case he is not, and
DIR. Ayre IS nominated by the Republicans
with Buffers help, the chances are that
Mayor Tarbox Of Lawrence, a Democrat,
will carry the district, for Ayre can never
be elected. There is an effort making to
unite the Democratic and Republican anti
Butler strength against the General in the
Essex dist, let, with some hone Of defeating
him. Gen. Banks will be elected with little
opposition in the Waltham and Lynn dis
trict"
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Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler has presented
Mr.. Horace H. Furness, Of Philadelphia,
with q pair Of Shakespeare's gloves, which
came through the hand of the bard of Avon,
through those OF Garrick, Siddons and the
Kembles into hers.
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SA,&sb.ls LAY pr.SS.

\ tA,&O.lsA LAY Pr.s>.
~ IT 81 PER BU>HEL.
600 sacks Carolina CLAY lEAS 81 gh,ly DANA red for
ssle in lots 10 emit purchasers at 81 per bushe Par
lies d. slrihg to rest quality before purchase ng
tain samples application at No. IA Cont street,
between NJ. and p NJ.
Also
1000 sacks Carolina CLAY PEAS in good order, for
sale ID lots to su purchasers, by
JOIN b. LAFI TIE 4 CO.,
my65t 1877 Gravier street.
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Special Notices.

New Orleans, jackson and Great Nor. b.
Railroad Company, Office Freight Agent. 381 julia
street. New Orleans, May 7, 1974-SPECIAL MOTH
road stations and cities NORTH, EAST and WEST, ex-
cept for points in Arkansas.
SPECIA L CONTRA rs must be made With ]. G..
MOREY. ATTRACTING AGENT, No. % Camp street
for shipment Of all THROUGH FREIGHT. and to
points east of MERIDIAN and south of ATLANTA.
Copy of contract must accompany each shipment.
ALI freight must be PLAINLY MARKED. with name
of consignee and DIES NATION in FULL. Powder
and coal oil received on Mondays.
my8 E. A. BURKE, Freight Agent.
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Office Louisiana Equitable Life Insure
ance Company.--An annual election for Directors of
this Company was held on Monday, April 20, 1874.
The following gentlemen constitute the Board of D-
rectors:
JOHN HENDERSON. WIN. B. SCHMIDT,
ALEX ANDER MARKS, w. s PIKE,
JAMES 1. D Y. A. THOMSON,
JOHN 1. ADAMS, Z. J. HART,
CHARLES CHAFFE, DAVID WALLACE,
J. W. STONE, =. CANBON,
H. j. vOsE, GEORGE A. FOsDICK.
EMORY CLAPP, E. RIGNEY,
E. H. FAiKCHILD, WILLIAM CREEvY,
W. P. HARPER, B. Z WaLSHE,
E. B. BRIGGS, j. b CAMOkS,
f. A. TYLER, SAM'L NJ. TODD.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors
held Monday, May T. the following officers elect
Ell for the ensuing year: SAMUEL MANNING TODD,
President; VIM 4. SCHMIDT, Vice Presid mt; WILL
LIAM TENDERS IN. Secretary.
my6-IOt WILLIAM HE : ERSO Secretary
Office MA, ual Aid md Benevolent ife
Insurance Association of Louisiana No. 10 Camp
street New Orleans, May 5. 1s74-Members of this
att hereby tilted of the death of F. A.
HEFFER who died in this city Sept. q, 1873, H.
NJ. RICHARDS, who died in Philadelphia, Penn.
october TO- 1873 and called upon to ard
without fu ther notice and pay at the Office of the As
socation, No. 10 Camp street, 81 % each be-
lore P, NJ, June IL, 1874
my3-7t r. W. YOUNG Secretary.
The unde sig ned begs inIO, the
public that he is with A. PEISER CO., import
ing Good-, etc g, No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common, where he viii be pleased to
wait upo his friends aud customers, paying special
attention to the retail trade.
Goods Id cheap at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free If charge.
ISID IRE LEVI.
Formerly of the firms of Levi Il Navra, Levi, Navra
Co. a. Geo G.. Wolf 4 Levi. ap4-3m
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10 nlSnI! Tonight! 1O-nlSnC, concert To-
night.
The intelligent gentleman of the jury,
according to the Montgomery Adrer
tiser, was discovered in that city last Thurs
day, by being brought before the city
court by rentre .facias to inquire into the
matter Of competency:
would You convict man on circum-
stantial evidences" querled his Honor.
statesman.
"Well, what do you think it is y inter
posed Gov. Watts.
"Well. 'cordin to my jedgement, sarcum-
stanshil IS 'bOnt dis: Eff one man shoots
anudder an kills him he Orter be hung for
it !; eff he don't kill him he orter to go to de
plenipotentiary
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Office of the Mercha nts' Mutual Insu-
Cot the annual elect on of directors held at
the Office of this Company on the first Monday il
April last, the following gentlemen were ell acted:
p Maspero David McCoard, $. Z.,Ref, L. F. Generes,
NJ. Puig P FourChy, NJ. W. Smith, J. J. Fernandez D..
A. Chaffraix j. NJ. alien and Chs. LATTE; and at
meeting of tie Board held yesterday, Paul FGurchy,
Esq. was unanimously reelected Presd mt.
my6 l5t G.. w. MOTT.
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A full stock Of engines, gins, presses and
plantation machinery always on hand at H. Dudley
Coeman's No. 2 Union street.
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For Sale.

NOR SALE BY PARTY WHO MUST
Il have the money, a new Pieyel upright PIANO.
from the store purchased great bargain can
be had by applying mme lately at No. 81 st. Charles
street. myS ct
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special NOTES.-The La Belle. Capt. Nj.
n. Wood clerk Lowd Walden, will make another Of
her Grand Excnr~lons to The Bonnet Care Crevasse
on SUNDAY, May 10, at P. NJ. Music and Dancing
Refreshments on board at reasonable prices. are,
One Dollar. round trip. Will land at Jackson street
and Carrollton to take on and pnt off passengers.
NV I'd
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Good object, good programme, good ar
lists.
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For the benefit of the First BAPTIST Church
tonight.
Grunewald Hall should be jammed to-
night.
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A Belfast house, extensively engaged
in the manufacture of Line,s aud l.. C. Handker-
chiefs, wishes to appoint agent in New Orleans to
sell their goods from sample to importing houses and
to Yence business with direct buyers visiting the
market The usual commission will be paid Appli-
cations to Post Office Lock Drawer 49, my7 3tM&E
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CHRISTIAN MITEs.-The object of this so
ciety is the promotion Of Christian work in
this city and vicinity, and the mutual i'm
provement of the spiritual, intellectual and
social condition OF its members. The enter
tainment, last evening, at Lyceum Hall, was
most happy affair, and reflects much credit
upon the members of this society.
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
CT IOU1s AND NEW ORLEANS AND KEts'
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
Giving Through Tickets 60
i@Qn&& Boston, New York, Philsde phia, balu-
more, Washington City, Buaale' f1sss-
burp Cleveland, Cincinnati Louisville. and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMPHIS ANA A0o
BENDS.
Will leave as below at O'Clock p. y.
JAMES HOWARD,
RR peersm, captain; ]. H. Chassaing, CLERK;
SATURDAY. May g.
CITY OF ALTON,
r A. Sheable captain; VIM. Mason, CLERK;
- a. WEDNESDAY, May Is.
Issuing as usual. Through Bs OF aans , ~
No''n J. b. WOODS CO., General Agents,
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OPERA HOUsE.-The performance here
last evening was for the benefit of the Grant
parish prisoners. Hamlet" was tie play.
The house was good, but not full as it
might with propriety have been. Miss
Moisset as Ophelia, Mrs. Fursch- Nader, as
Gertrude, tie Queen, and NJ. Dev.yod, as
Hamlet distinguished themselves and
elected repeated rounds Of applause.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
THE -
OPERA HOUSE.
For the benefit CT
II. JOUBEKT AND G. d'AQUIN,
On Monday. May IL, 1874.
With assistance of NJ. DEvOYOO, Mines DEVOV0D-
ACS Miss LAGYE, MERCIEk-BIEH, and the
Orchestra OF the Opera, under the leadership Oh
NJ. Momas
Sets to be reserved at the Opera House Box Office,
Concert begins at O'Clock. N.Y. At FrSaSu&ME
PROGRAMME
OF THE
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Given for the
Benefit of the First Baptist Church.
Corner of Second and Magazine streets.
At Grumewald Hall,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 8. 1874.
Artists.
Mile. LAGYE from the Opera Troupe.
Miss GRUNEBERG, Alto.
Mr.. AUG. DAVIS, Tenor.
Mr.. LOURDES, If m the Opera Troupe.
Mr.. JOUBERr, Violiuist.
Mr.. & D'AQUIN, FIutist
Director. /. sCHAFF Err, Jr.. organist Christ
Church.
Accompanyist, Mons CARTIER.
PARrI.
l. Tenor Solo Mr.. A. Davis
3 Ballad, lie Paysan,' Hennon ...... Mr.. Lourdes
B. Flute 500 Fantasia on Russian Air, Heinm yer,
T. Alto solo, :. My Mothers Picture" Andre,
Miss Gruneberg
Violin Obigato, Mr.. Joubert.
: ' - = ~ " Miss Lagye and Mr.. Lour ,es
1NTERMIssION.
PART II.
l. Tenor Solo. "My Song" Gumpert: Mr. A. Davis
2. Solo, Devotion Schumann. Miss Gruneberg
8. Violin Solo. Song Without Words" Sivori.
Mr. Joubert
l. Air from LIE Barber de Seville" Rossini,
Mile. Lagye
5. Ballad, Jean Noel' Muttel ....... Mr.. Lourdes
6. Quatuor from kigoletto. Verdi, =
Misses Lagye and Gruneberg and
Messrs. Davis and Lourdes.
- Tickets ....o.
Doors open at Z; Concert at g. my7 2tM&E
PICNIC AND EXCURSION.
The steamer La BELLE will make trip to the Bon
net Care Creyasse, for the benefit Of the Felicity
Street Church Sabbath School. on
Saturday. May 9,
leaving the foot of Graver street at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
landing at Jackson street and Louisiana Avenue to
take passengers. Will return by 6 o'clock P. NJ
This will be good time to give your children day of
pleasure. committee the Stewards of the
Church will be on board. Do not forget to provide
yourself with lunch.
Fare Tor round TRIP. .............. 81 W
Ghiidren under IL years old. ......... 25
my7 st
POPULAR SUMNER CONCERTS,
To take place at GRUNEWALD HAIL. Baro me street
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING, commencing
Monday, May Is, 1874.
FULL ORCHESTRA, composed of thirty of our
best musicians has been engaged. Su. scrptOn,
SIS for twelve tickets. Lists at Grunewa DIS and
Cnarpeauxs music stores, Tyers aud Jacobs's
jewelry stores, and Gresham and Ellis's book
stores.
my3 I'm ROBERT MEYER, Director.
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To night! Tonight! Tonight, concert to-
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OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND NEW
ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY. May 8, at r M -
For Clncinnnli, Louisville.
lsAsEtsSS Evansville Henderson, Shawneetown, "a
uucah Ca TO, Memphis, and all lnterme-
date polnts-1he passenger steamer
Exporter,
John A. Williams, master, Jas. Reese, Dr. cerS,
will leave as above. For freight or passase apply on
board or to C. &. WAYNE, LOG Gravier street.
my6
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MOBILE.

Leaves SATURDAY, 9th inst, at F. N.
For Mobile, from New CANAL
z@=@ Julia street.-The steamer
Leo,
ph. Otis master Jas G. Stewart clerk,
will leave as above connecting with Alabama River
steamers giving through bills to Selma, MohtsoMeLx'
O eILa Columbus Ga, West Point, Atlanta, Augusta,
Chatanoosa and all stations on .. H. anu -. ~. 40
Maron tuscaloosa Demopolis GAINESVILLE. Coiumbus-
MISS Union Springs and Eufauia - 49,.
NO IL commercial Place.
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Sold at Grunewald's store, Canal street
Doors open at Z; Concert at 8. N.Y. 2tM&E
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RED RIVER.
WEEKLY GRAND ECOKE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 2. M.
For FOrt DE Il ussey, Barbtn'ss
l@4MeanAAt Norman's Alexandria, Mouth Of Cane
i~ River Montgomery Grand Ecore AMI aE
way landings
BART ABLE,
In p ace of Lessie Taylor.
r. Sinnot Insster; Johu Heinz, assist. master;
Geo. Z. Hamilton, clerk.
Particular attention paid 20 way and plantation busa-
ness. For freight usage apply on board. orto
SINNOTI Il ADAMS,
J. E. uARLIN. Agents,
ap1eH 'RlITON 4 EPPLER,)
For jefferson, Shreveport ana
lsMnlhak all way landings The tine and fast pas
A senSer steamer
selma,
Thornton Jacobs master, Ton Jacobs, clerk.
lin place Of steamer South westerly
Regular Packet.
Leaves SATURDAY, May 2, At 5 P. NJ. positively.
For freight passage apply on boart, or TO
GEORGE PkGRAM,
100 Common street, Agent.
BRiTTON EPfLER, 1O6 Common street.
GEO. d. HITE, Tchoupitoulas street.
j. +. CAkLlN, Delta street. apps tt
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LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST U. s. MAIL EXPRESS PACkEI.
Leaves Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at A. M.
For Pilot Town, Southwest
- Pass and all Coast andngs-The fast e.
d1@z8 press U. ). Mail steamer
Marie.
W. s. Bassett, master.
will leave above, punctualy ON just below Canas
terry landing; returning every "Wednesday ano
Saturday Passengers taking this boat arrive at their
destination without delay che runs on scheduie
time Makes all landings to Fort jackson in daylight
ap21-1m
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ARKANSAS RIVE@.
Leaves TUESDAY, May IL, at T. NJ
~ For Fort smith. Van buffh>
hlla[ItySs Little Rock, and all way landings Oh
SSGIaa.zlRA Arkansas River-aso taking freight loH
the Bends
John Howard,
NicboI,s master L. r. Perry, clerk,
will as above. For TelSEt oT FassaSo 1PPA'
on board, or to JOnN oANNLA,
my8 III ooLlluon e..oo~
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AnellSenaentS.
.---l--~~-~0S0-oN~~0NO~ ~~0-~-0-0~0-~-r~>>
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST DAY OF JHE SEASON.

LAST DAY OF = HE SEASON.
Wednesday,. May 6, 1874.
TWO PERFORMANCES
GRAND GIFT MATINEE, when will be presented
magnificent Wheeler Wilson $40 sewing
Machine.
The performance for Noon and Night Entertainment
will consist of the popular drama of the day. en-
titled BERTHA, THE SEWING MACHINE GILL.
Alice Harrison rtha
THURSDAY, May Farewell Complimentary Testi-
monial Benefit TO Miss ALICE HARRISON, upon
which occasion Miss PAULINE MARKHAM mas
kindly volunteered and will appear IN the Bur
lesque Extravaganza entitled LITTLE RED KID
ING HOOD, Miss Pauline Markham as Coiore'
Miss Alic. Harrison as Lit lie Red Riding Hood.
Assisted by a strong and powerful cast
SUNDAY, Nav 10-Extra Night. BENEFIT OF J. F. PIKE
Stage Manager my6
GRAND EXCURSION.
Str r. 7. Briefly,
BONNET CARRE CREVASSE
Sunday, 10Th inst. at 2:3O T. NJ,
Capt SCOvELL, Commanding,
will leave the head of Canal street at 23O O'CLOCK
NJ and return at P. NJ. Passage for round trip ONE
DOLLAR. myS Ii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-24
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, %. A prominent member OF
Plymouth Church says the church will stand
by its pastor, and that efforts to revive the
old scandal will fail signally. We are ready
to say to DR.. Burlington, and all who sup
port him, ''we desire no fellowship with you.
neither will we allow you to sit in judgmen:
upon us The study of Rev. DIR. Burlington
has been robbed of several documents re-
ported to bear On the subject.
The death of parepa Rosa vas received
here at l.45 A. M.
The report of engineer Buckhout of the
Brooklyn subsurface road estimates the cost
at two million dollars per mile, or double the
amount prophesied by the citizens commit
tee.
The monitor Dictator has left the Navy
Yard. She sails tomorrow for Key West.
The Spanish ram Arapilas has departed for
Cuba.
Joseph a. Sweetsier merchant aged Gj,
is missing.
The trial of National Bank exam miner Cal
lender, charged with receiving a bride, is SET
for March llth.
d. O'Brien and J. Kelley pleaded guilty to
breaking into the postotiice at Piern.out, and
stealing letters.
n lTcsH lHQlClnlSul is lUuliu against Josnua
Miner acquitted for counterteiting scme timt
ago.
The evidence in the Stincr inquest to-day
developes the alleged fact that diamonds tc
the value of $1,000 were on the person OF ia.
cob Stiner, when removed to the morgue, but
they are not among the effects sent 10 thu
coroner.
The steamer Alexander Lavalioy from Lon
4, Al. Ill, J,,r, J,oJ
tons cargo, went ashore at = o'clock this
morning, opposite Southampton, Il. l. She
lies six miles east of Iuoque, light. All
hands have been safely landed. The steamer
is considerably damaged, but may be saved by
prompt assistance.
The Posts Washington special says tina!
reports are circulating, and can be traced to
high official sources that the President is in.
clined to look favorably upon the plan of or.
derng new election in Louisiana as the
best means OF settling the quarrel there.
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The sturgis Mill ut yyiscasse;.

y correspondent OF the Lincoln County
News, in brief description of the Slurgs
Mill at Wiscasset, says:
"We visited few days ago, the new mill
Just erected by Haynes, Dewitt Co., which
il probably the best establishment of the kind
in New England. A Corliss engine, 2G inch
cylinder, 4 feet stroke, and $50 horse power,
is to drive the vast machinery. This is prob
ably the first engine of this kind ever used in
saw MILL For making steam, there are six
boilers, &c feet long, and four feet in diane
ter. The mill will manufacture dimen-
on lumber, and has capacity Of $4,000
feet per day, or more than 20, 900, 900 feet per
alnum. This enterprise is located at Birch
Point, where the company have l20 acres OF
good farming land. They have, beside, an
excellent cove for boom purposes, pond of
fresh water, where they can cut fifteen thou
sand tons of ice annually. At their wharf,
which is $50 feet front, they have from IA TO
p feet of water at low tide. The harbor is
always open in winter, so that this company
has decidedly the advantage over Bangor and
kennebec dealers, for winter shipping. The
mill will commence work the first of next
March. Gen. ]. Manchester Haynes, Col. II.
A. Dewitt, and Ira d. Sturgis, Esq, of Au-
gusta, and Josiah NJ. Haines, Esq, formerly
of Damariscotta Mills, comprise the firm,
which insures abundant success in their un-
d,rtakings.
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FOREIGN.

London, 20. Geo. H. Whalley, member of
Parliament, appeared before Lord Chief JUS.
tice Cockburn in the court of the Queens
bench to-day, to answer charge of contempt
OF court in writing to the press persisting in
the truthfulness of the testimony of Jean
Luie on his examination as witness for the
defendants in the Tichborn case. He was ad-
judged guilty ard SENTENCED to pay q fine OF
ESQ, and be imprisoned until paid. Whalley
refused to pay the fine and left the court in
custody of the officers. There was great ex-
citement in the room when he departed.
Gen. Sickles late United States Minister at
Madrid, is expected in this city at an early
day.
The bark Fanny Jane Mcclellan arrived at
Liverpool to-day from New Olleans, with the
crew of the ship George Kendall from Pensa-
cola for Cardiff on board. The George Ken
dali was abandonded at sea in sinking con-
dition. The bark Enrique also arrived at
Liverpool from Savannah, reports seeing q
large American ship on FIRE on the 30th of
Dec. The name Of the burning vessel was
not ascertained.
The new ship named Lochard, under CON-
mand of Capt. Robertson, late of the unfor
tunate Loeb Earn is reported having gone
ashore while entering the Glide.
Bayonne, 90. 1t is rumored here tina. the
Carlists have entered Santander.
Paris, %. The quarrel between Gambetta
and HaenUens is settled, both parties with
drawing their offensive expressions.
Rome, 80 The Pope is again slightly
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, 90. The Boston Gas Light Com
pany has applied to the legislature for leave
to increase their capital from two to five mil
lion dollars, which is required to extend the
works of the company.
Capt. J. w. Balch who commanded the ship
Panther, the loss of which is reported was a
son of Capt. John Balch of Boston, and his
mother still resides here. He was forty years
of age and had followed the sea from boy
hood.
Lowell, 20. The case Of the reported en-
ticement of Ella Smith from her home, by S.
II. Kingston, is likely to result in a charge Of
fornication, only as she has since June last
been frequently in his company. and the ply
sicians pronounce her as well developed as a
woman who has borne children.
The police will give order tomorrow to
visit all bar-rooTs open after ii o'clock y!
night, and report what business is being
transacted.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Pittsbu,g, %. A heavy wind storm to-day
unroofed the Converting House, and Thomp-
son Steel Works at Braddocks field. Four
men were seriously injured.
Wilkesbarre, %. The indications are that
miners will not insist on an advance over last
years basis, provided steady work is guaran-
teed them, but are still firm and sangunc.
They will stand out against a reduction. The
probabilities are that the companies will not
insist very strongly upon reduction. but as
soon as all the repairs are completed, or the
surplus stock worked off, or coal reaches n
proper price, they will say to the men, you
can 60 70 work a. last year s Wages"