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The Turbulent Battle in JenersonviIle,
Ind.-Pluck and Fersiste nco In Petit

coats.
JEPFERsoNyILLE, lnd March IL, 1874
Tne storming by prayers and hymns was re-
newed at John Stiles saloon at eight O'Clock this
morning, the crusaders taking chairs with them
and remaining for two hours and half in front OF
the saloon. During the service Mrs. STILES was
ringing an auction bell violently, and inviting the
bystanders to come In and drink. Several
responded, while others were content with hurting
epiIhets upon the women. This afternoon they
were teseging Bodor's saloon. accompanied by a
large crowd OF excited people At this place one
arrest was made by the police, and revolver and
club were captured.
Legal steps are TO be taken by the saloon keep
ers to prevent the crusaders from blocking up the
pavement In front OF their saloons. AS soon as
this occurs the Union not to be outdone VIII pro-
vide wagons and conduct their work IN them from
place to place and day to-day.
Another mass temperance meeting Is being held
to- night 10 give encouragement to the movement.
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Damper on the Temperance Fever mt
Haverstraw.


HAvERsrRAw, N. Y, March IL, 1874.
The ladies have opened vigorous campaign in
this village. The restaurant OF G. r. weyant was
visited this afternoon, by Mrs. Edson Mrs. Newman
and Mrs. Adams, who requested MIR. Weyant to
close up mis- shops to which proposition Mr. Weyant
did not accede. and the ladies retired.
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Dunville q Co.-rhe Irish Distfileries~
Belfast Ireland, are the largest holders Of Whiskey ~
ed by the medical profession In pre'erenee to rransh
brandy supplied In casks cases United StataA
Branch, 81 Broad street New York.
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THE NEW BOSTON COLLECTOR.

Collector Simmons made several changes in the
Custom House to-day, but only one removal-that
OF Colonel W. W. McKlm, brother-ln-law OF A. III.
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Snow storm and Railroad Blockade In
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10, 1871


Dispatches tonight state that snow is falling
again in the Sierras with great violence At Emil
grant Gap snow plough and five engines on
the track. No trains are expected TO get through
,trvht
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The MonotOny OF the "Work' In Co!um-
bus-A saloon Keepers Practical

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March IL, 1874.
The crusaders spent the morning in visiting pri-
vate houses, obtaining signatures to the citizens
pledge, and the afternoon IN regular street work.
The only noticeable feature of the day was an
occurrence at one saloon. The ladies found the
doors locked and proceeded to sing and pray in
chair the inside OF the saloon, anu, peeping
over the transom OF the front door, drank the
health OF friend across the street in glass OF
fOaming beer. One saloon keeper declared he
anxious TO sell out II the ladies' would purchase
his stock at considerably below cost and assist him
IN obtaining another occupation. The question OF
purchase was referred to the gentlemen's commit
tee for consideration.
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IorOusly Defended.

Bilbao Vigorously Defended.
MADRID, March IL, 1874
The Governor OF Bilbao has informed Marshal
SerranO that he has received provisions sufficient
to last until April, and that he will continue Wig
orous defence of the city.
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REVOLVING RETRIBUTIoy.
An Attempted Outrage and Its Punisl

ment.
AUGUSTA, Ca, March IL, 1874.
A despatch to the Atlanta Constitution states
that In the town OF Troy, Ala, a man named Doug
lass q travelling singing master who had recently
arrived there, administered choroform to n younr
girl and then attempted to violate her person.
Douglass was arrested and placed IN Jail A
crowd took him out at night, and after a severe
whipping mutiated his person In horrible and
most inhuman manner.
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TELEGRAM TO THE AEw YORK reaAlo.

LONDON, March 1875 A. M
The city OF Portsmouth will give public banquets
to the troops returning from the Ashantee expe.
ditiOn.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, March H. 1874.
There is great distress among the poor people
here in consequence OF heavy snow storm.
Private charitable organizations in addition to
the government are actively at work to relieve
those who are suffering.
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An Earnest Campaign In Indinna-Pcti-
ton 10 Congress to Abolish the Oiiing
OF the Political Cogvvheels.

LAFAYETTE, md, March T. 1871.
The temperance excitement is undated. The
County commissioners to-day refused six applica-
tons Tor permits to sell liquor, and several TO DO
acted upon tomorrow will probably be rejected
Pledges are being circulated with petition to
Congress TO So amend the oath required by all
officers in the service oil the government as TO re-
0ulre them " ABSTAIN from tAe use OF lntoxi'
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A.-Hernfa.-The Cruel Springs, Finger
pads are abandoned forever. The ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY 6S3 Broadway holds Rupture comfortably
night and day, till permanently cured. Never dn
placed by severest sudden strain.
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FASTING AND PRAYER IN CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, March 10. 1874
Governor Ingersoll has appointed Friday, April
4 a q dav OF lasting. humiliation and prayer.
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Average Temperature yesteTuay. 70 =
last year ssx
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Corns. Buntons, Nails, &c., Cured With,
yut pain. Corn Cure by mail 80 cents. Or. RICE,
Dos Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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THE ASHANTEE WAR.

English Preparation for the Reception Of the
Vctors.
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Havana Bankers.-J. Il. Martfnez.& Coz,
10 Wall street New York will the hgness Gates oc
Spanish Uoubioons and Havana Bank Btils, &C.
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sworn Cure for Rheumatism, Neu-
ragia and nervous diseases-D FILTERS RHEU-
MAi1C REMEDY. No cure, no charge. Il John stress
and drugysts
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Five Dollar Gold Piece Paid If Burma
blister when wOLCoTTS PAIN PAINT Is used Accord
inc, f,I
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SPAIN.
Carlist Advance-Republican Resistance.
TELEGRAMs TO THE new YoaK HERALD.

BAYONNE, March IL, 1874.
The Carsts report that their forces have en-
tered Irun, and have begun operations against
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A specinlty.-KnOx's Spring Style -
2l2 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Goodalrs Playing Cards-Thc Best, the
cheapest. Ask Tor aud insist on ge'ting them Sold
rharp
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BatcheIor's Hair bye IL Splendid.
Never fails Established 81 years. Sold and properly
applied at BATCHELORs Wig factory. Id Bond St. n.
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VIENNA, March t. 1874.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has authorized his
government to assume strong attitude against
ultramontane opposition TO the Ecclesiastical laws.
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Crown Action Against Ultramontane Ext einists
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Railway Travel Blocked by Snow.
LONDON, March Il, 1874.
The Caledonian Railway Is blocked by snow,
several trains being buried in the drifts The fall
OF snow has been unprecedented along the line OF
the road. In some places the station houses are
covered the chimneys only appearing.
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Don't Buy an s.Elastic Truss" until YOU
have seen POMEROy'S, price s. at IA Broadway.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Recess = Holding Fast to the
Crosier.
KILOGRAMS TO IHs NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March IL. 1874
In the house OF Commons to-day the admins
tration of the oath to members was completed,
after which motion to adjourn until the 10th
inst. was adopted
THE SEE OF CANTERBURY.
The report OF the early retirement OF the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury is contradicted.
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TICHBORNE.

Contradictions BY Witnesses After the Sentence
Of the Court
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Mrs. Shaw's Moth md Freckie Lotion
removes Frsrkes Moth Patches, Saowuess, TAM Pm
ncs &c in ten days. warranted: all druggists; 81.
be moi l5i sixth avenue, New YORK..
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Spring is Com ung.-Boots and shoes for
promenade an STYLES and prices, at MILLER cos
M < Uni
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN RHODE ISLAND,
The Question To BE Submitted TO the
People.
PROVIDENCE, March IL, 1874
The House OF Repre- sentatives to-day passed
resolution submitting to the people an amendment
To the state constitution AUTHORIZING woman SUI
irage. Tue vote stood a. to II.
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A.-AnnOuncement.- ans Ceiebra.
ted style Dress HATS Tor genuemen-only correct style
7ly md l. lD3 Broadway.
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A.-Citizens and Strangers Who Desire
hrst class business AT should call at ESPEN
SCHEIDS, lis Nassau street
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The New Remington Family Sewi nc
MACHIN E.--Beauty asd perfection combined Call and
examine 81 Broadway and ga Bowery, Now YorA
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sncketCs Magic Coiorts Capillary and
nAfR DYE. sead for price list Address PkRFUMER,
Liberty street New York
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Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Pain In tho
Jonrs Headache cured bv WILLIAM N. GILES CO. 3
IiNiNENI IODIDE AMMONIA. Depot ISL sixth av.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

4 $40 TO 2tr IN WALL STREET OFTEN LEADS
n. a fortune. Thirty TWO page pamphlet tree.
VALENTINE, rCMBRiDGE 4 CO,
Bankers and orokers, No " Wat street
A NTHRoPoLoGy, HUMAN NATURE, PsYCHOL O0v,
N IN chronological Journal; 81 wear or SIC q num-
Der; science OF Health teac.es now 10 i've economi
caliy, healthiuy aad long - year, nc. huunber
sent lxst post NY ). WbLlA 30 Broadway. New YoIn
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The Alarm Signal Of Consumption IL =
hard, dry cough Soften il and 1t In 4s hours with
HAIES HONEY OF HOREHoUND AND TAR
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute.
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FARoN.-Suddenly, on Thursday, March IL, az
her residence, No. 4S9 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn,
SARAH HAM, wife OF Thomas II. Faron.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths See Eighth Pa1e.l
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wigs, Toupecs.-G- Raucufuss, Prncti-
cal whig Maker also imp Human Hair. A East
Tweth street. near Broadway.
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Asthma IL Relieved by Jaync's Expec-
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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Country.

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Country.
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TURKEY.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Suffering of the Poor After Severe Storm.
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CUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Bark Eliza Oulton Hauled OH-Brig Oro-
mocto Mt Liverpool Damaged-Brig
Wanderer Spoken Disabled-Ship Sem
ator Iken, and Bnrks Gladstone and
Vestlandet Repair and PrOceed-Arri-
walls and Departures.
LONDON, March 25 1874.
Bark Eliza Oulton Br) O'Bren, from Savannah for
Malm before reported ashore at Hoganas got or
after dscharing of cargo, and proceeded for her
destination to-day.
BRIG DAMAGED.
Brig oromocto (Br Tucker from New York, which
arrived at Liverpool to-day, is much damaged, having
experienced heavy gale on the eth ult
VESSEL LEAKY.
The "virginius," from New York, was towed into
Queenstown day, eaky, and has into dock per
haps BARK Virginia uaD Agesto, from New York Feb &c.
sPoKEN DISABLED.
Brig wanderer Br) Heherington from Darien for Sill
10th, has been spoken disabled.
VESSELS RESUMING THEIR VOYAGES AFTER REPAIR
Ship Senator ken GER. Schumacher from Bremen Oct
% for New York, which towed into Liverpool Jan
dsmascd, sailed TOR her destination March "a having
repaired.
Bark Gladstone (Nor,, Nielsen, from Antwerp Feb %
for New YORK, which stranded on Bresken's Bank,
and subsequently oaed and returned to port med
her voyage March "a, having repaired.
Bark Vestlandet Nor Chrlstop hersen from Hamburg
Oct for Philadelphia, which put into sayanger Jan Is
March y
Arrived at Liverpool March % ship Othello (Br,
White, Savannah barks Weterhorn Rich. Portland
(Cregon); Cora Linn tBr) Aud, Darien brig Oromoco
(Br), Tucker, New York (see above.
Arrived at Deal March "a brig Adolph Ger, Heinrich
sen, Wilmington NC, for London
Arrived at Glasgow March rs, bark Jennie Barker,
Waite Calcutta
Arrived at Greenock March Is bark Ebenezer (Nor,,
Grundersen, Darien.
Arrived at Queenstown March "a bark Caroline tBr)
Fischer, Pensacola; 18th. brig Won Freeden GER,
Rabe, Wilmington, NC.
Arrived at Belfast March IS schr Vixen (Br), Brown,
Baltimore via Penarth.
Arrived at Bremen March q bark Carlton (Br) Dur
kee, Mobile
Arrived at Antwerp March Is, bark Askoy (Nor,, Mar
cussen, New York.
Arrived at Amsterdam March % ship Lorely (Nor),
Marcussen, New Orleans; bark George Peabody (Br,
Morrill, do.
Arrived at Havre March % ship Reunion Curtis, New
Orleans; barks Celeste Br, Wright. Charleston: Au-
Nor, Anorcasen, New Orleans; Priscilla. Fraser,
do; brig Bore swe Pahisen, Gaveston 2Jth brig Ame-
liza QtaD Cassaregie, Galveston as reported ar
rived 22d).
arrived at Barcelona, ship Zuiueta tsD Bots, New Or.
leans; barks Galoprc sp Gelpi do Amalie tsp Bone.
Savannah brig iensava tsp), Vich DO
sALINGs
Sailed from Liverpool March "A, ships Sumner Mead,
Wood Baltimore Getty sburg Stuart San Francisco mot
previously; Casa Haws OBI, Dawes, Tybee; Senator
ken Ger, Schumacher from Brcmen). New York. hav-
repaired parks Northern Chief (Br). Miller, New YORK
mot previously; Edward waenerIand ger, seseund
do; Rega Nor) Larsen, Philadelphia mot previously.
sailed from Lon ion March g. ship Liverpool, Shard-
| Ter New York; rark Hattie tBD, Easton, United
| states
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship steinmann Belg), Lechere, Antwerp
steamship Ohio CGer), Won Emster, -oelrichs
steamship Rotterdam Dutch, Jansen, Rotterdam
Steamship Etna OBJ. Ecker. Kingston. &c-Pim, For
wood 4 Co.
Steamship City OF Havana Phillips, Havana-F Alex
Steamship Carondelet McCreery, New Orleans-C II
steamship Virgo. Buckley. savannah-Aurray Ferris
=
steamship Huntsville. Crowell, savannah-Robt Low
den. .
steamship Georgia. Crowell Charleston-J Quin
steamship Chesapeake. johnson. Poytlard--J = Ames.
Bark fratelli Doge uta schiaNno, Cork or Falmouth
for orders Scager.
Bark Olga (Nor). Smith. Antwerp-Tetens Book
Bark Everett Gray, Loring. Lisbon-J H Winchester
bark Aurelie (Fr). Godais, Marsellles--Jas Henry
Brig Redowa, Mcdonald, Dunkirk France)-J De
Brig Nuovo Chiarina dtal. Maresca, Tarragona-A P
Agresta -
Brig Marilie dtah. Caferi Gallipoh-Funch, Edge
Brig Morning Light Dill, Ponce, PR-L w Arm
strong
Brig Julia Blake (Rr), Knowlton Humacoa-J Whit
Brig Curtis, Merriman Matanzas-Miller Hough-
ton
schr W L Burroughs, Nichols, Havre-Boyd 1 HncK
Schr Mary NJ Murray Nassau-B Weinberg.
steamer Philadelphia, DAVIS. Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars. Grumley. Philadelphia.
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Marine Disasters.
p3- See Cable News and Correspondence.

n York for a SUs
strained and tie bottom is being stripped Of metal and
when done
workmen
for san Francisco before reporte y. nut into Aucklan
Srchen oil below Seek for weR
stuted oil OF which occurred in heavy weather b. seas
SNIP TRAssArANrIc tBr). colvin from Doboy reported
by cable as haying arrived at Aberdeen March - had
water :' was supplied with the latter latter '"''' A
BARK ANrolsErrE GER, naesloop from Greenock Feb
sa Is Nc" 0fA put INTO savannah 1' 'n'' WIN loss Oh
BARK EDWARD JAMES Wagner, from Newcastle. Nsw.
. Sr hang has aS1S to FEB
BARK vrcroR dsr), hutchinson from Rio Janeiro Feb
at Antigua.
BARK SIT GNor, for Havrc which returned to New Or
Baker SSfwsrp The has cargo 81 ~
taken from pier East SveT 70 Hunters Point yester
into dock foot OF Third street, where she righted.
o
days ago. n which condition she remained until satur-
scnR s TYLER. Borden, from New YORK tor Fail
River, when OFF Throggs Point 2aih inst carried away
City Island for repairs
ssHn OLIVER yAsEsos Ja%esen from Baltimore for
in tow
Boat saa AZ MrN wn IF spS3 b Be a M
May 24th inst Crew supposed to be lost.
25h and lost decfoad ove p ' 's'
e ssysmshp Of Aasam IN G from
of tie % III p ma
pelIer portion Of the damaged barley had been sold
The sinking of ship Ailsa 1Br at New Orleans March
vi e ~ the Wharf,
on I was ib nearly es hss ppSr dGR f
Salvage Company had taken charge of the ship, and
after a dis her cargo OF COTTON would Try and
NORFOLK, March 25-The captain of the steamer Cyg.
me. Beeh NAVE gone to
vessel is the Italian bark Furiosa.
New LONDON, March PA loaded schooner, name I'M
known dragged ashore on the north side OF tlshers
Scott, with his wrecKins vessel has gone to assist
PORTLAND, Me. March 25-The revenue steamer Wood.
pury to day towed IN the schooner Y Il Warren which
had lost her sht spas ana report, hs schooner Gn
he cuckolds bilged took fire and was destroyed.
WILMINGTON. NC, March PA dismasted schooner.
name not known was reported coming up the river es-
tcrIay afternoon sne was bound Tor savannah.
Miscellaneous.
Purser l. o Douglas OF steamship Moro Castle, from
Havana has our hanAsfor promptly forwarding our files
Of the steamship city of ysw York
Whalemen.
At Dominica March ], brig = II Moore. Of Hoston, to
s Gs s % S Ase
bound to the leeward to cruise.
the Atlantic Ocean whale fishery to sail April l. under
sydney Ssw FEB 1.-THE vgilant arrived at King
Geosss Sound On the 5 ut with 4 b6s OIL she was
home The Young Ph@nx arrived a. the Sound on the
nix was to sail IN few days TO whale of Cape euwin
Jan 20.
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Fire in Brownsville, Tenn.
MEMPHIS, March Is, 1874

MEMPHIS, MaFCH % 1878,
special to the Appeal from Brownsville says
fire broke out there at half-past eight O'CLOCK to-
night and totally consumed the following business
houses Wv. B. Malone, dry goods; A. u. Glenn
confectionery; Armstrong Gardner. hard ware
W. }. Montgomery. dry goods; Jones Brothers,
grocers; william M. Scott n Co., druggists. Inc
losses SAID to amount to ABOUT $4,000 The
amonnt Of Insurance ls unknown.
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ALBANY, n. T., MULCH %, IS.I.
The loss by the fire at Red Creek, Wayne county,
lass night, Is estimated at 100000.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are IN.
formed that by teegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau, No. 46 Fleet street. the arrivals at AM dspir
from European ports and other ports ABROAD Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the same Will be cabled this country OF
charge ana published.
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Steamships Algeria tBr), for Liverpool; Canada Orb
do; denmark. London Australia CBr), GLASGOW; Stein,
Havana usysns Carondelet New Orleans; Huntsville
Bangs san Francisco; bsrks Fidente AuS Antwerp;
Aired Gibbs tNor,, Cronstadt; Rose savaret,a dtaD
Ragnhild (Nor). Aarhus; brig Pearl. Port spain.
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The possibility Of ne,o issue OF tnconreYttble
paper regard 1ciM aDaazenaent and anxiety, and.
i5 my judgment, such an issue acould be detri-
gllent ana u shdme.-CuARLEs SUMNER.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT. ri. March a. 1874
Arrived last night schr Arthur Burton. frohock from
Port johnson for salem, with cargo OF had main
sail badly torn in the gale of Monday.
The schr Kate Mary. from New York for Fall River,
with coal, also reports the loss of mansaiL
In this harbor there about 100 coastwse vessels
which Il the number reported the past
year. They all windbound, and many Of them are
loaded The wind has blown with undated Jury all
day. and no vessel has attempted TO get unaer way.
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ST. LOUIS NO., March Is, 1874
Two dry goods stores belonging to Woodson and
Fletcher in Concordia, No.. were burned yester-
day. Loss $4,000.
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The business portion of Red Creek, WAYNE
county was destroyed by fire last night. The loss
Is $4,000; partially insured.
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YORK And II is to be hoped that the investigation
by the Coroner, the Board oI Fire commissioners
ana the Board Of Ponce commissioners Will prove
20 be rigid, searching and immediate one. SO that
the lives OF Mrs. Burns and her three children may
be quickly answered for.
CROWDED TENEMENT HOUSE
Ii II q deusiOn with country people and those
who live Ia the suburbs that 1t IL only in New York
that crowded and badly regulated tenement
houses are to be found But here Is a house IN q
tniniy built suburb, and 1t win be well to show
rom exact evidence, who were within Its walls
when IL took fire:-
SECOND FLOOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-26

me possibility or a ne'c issue Of inconre'tible
manor ,,e1nrd Min anldzensent ana anrietv ant
in mn Judgmert such On issue 'ro'ad be a detyi.
y,ent and q s,iarne.--CnARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-26
THE RED PIEND.
Fires ia Various Parts OF the Country
In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25 1874

The Odd Fellows Hall In Franklord is now burn
ing and threatened at one time to spread 10
otner buildings.
The fire broke ont in the machine works OF
Wright Il Kedward and extended 10 odd Fellows
Hall Ihe damage 10 the Hall is slight, and The
IRE Is now under control.