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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

poaT OF NEW YORK. ID
CLEARED.
s.,A, yic,or, (D) Hriirrwc1 G,szoE Henterson Bros
s,e.so Cauaa lBrJ Ls4aeAs HAsoa EeFH1l- A - Oasef'
budse H. v...h
80 =. on Ug,g.ng tlrislas. JAS. ~. EiHel. Co.
b.. Aaaa So MyrsvO ChnsuAuia. Norway. Punch, Edys
20 ~ Morning hight iBr Tsv, Manra, Miller Holghon.
LsrE Ada barton McGrt.l. Aa.1-i haze BlEesce Le"a
- Es.,rai tBGl faulkner i stf-zis on3son shaw
B4rI tSol Ilorn,el, DusAfE, r., fanen. sl'e Co
Ire llebe lBr L bras, 7. j. 'I..o+ ispL
Brs AZ on C5pp. bahia. Bfsul .ous BoyG.oa.' son
sclf T. D.O~a. Gc--ty Providence L. L. H. " Jackson
sehr ir.aeh ~ Cook Cool Demeran Loaycraft Co.
SER. WssanE'on Hslsr7, tay~st,a. lup0cr Seattle
So S.an 20 ,~f. VII Ea-s.un. jam. DE- Clu!o,a.
scaf. Lucrella. Parsons st. Alil, q. =. Wrrnrrg
Hchr. MARY y. MI-iY, = rtAlFitite. lHeh''ii BIOS
.cgr came s.n.lA. AK D. j. Weauers.
scar FranA alaLoa sod LAv-ea - Ball Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ctr OF San Antonio r1-ason. Baltimore. wiz mise
aud p..s 10 DlmlaIDu steamship 90.
Cy VI M'liF (D Ai'eaoue LIVERPOOL Nara L. Wa
Qusrlsoaa ~. .nl-c. All Dlas. - john G Dle
st-aaal ItsUy, Laet. hI.L mise 10 Ae.ropo'
IA ssI asse,or Woods winagtoa H. C., March It,
rsvai . 20 Wm p. CLYDE a Co
St.alashIp rerslyInsn. rrlce. rliltiephia
barA lNor.i E..aa+A irtc 80 s~fs "ita nose.
CfclHo Goye, LiscsaOO. - "a 10 lai.AsL
Bsr1 Lsocad!a tGer WelAe Dgenea - lays With mie.
isE lorna John n b. smith Liverpool Pen IL ballast
Is AncaOrri a GTsT1sr.l BAL
70. -iiA teas
JohHsea Johs1ni tsf4eHas Jays VIA sdf1r al
BE- rer.,irt tr,Ll Lau-o Caseannre 80 I,ys Eta a.
krE IA tNurI naTal. 'ialssA "a iafs. s.il alse
h-tse aih tef Ar"u1Hpo Ike "afA'a - DAYS via
SeAr Ia h Carlton f csmdssl H4raa4 II with
scar J Il Gnpp cole, v,rSiaa.
seoS Ed nssH ., Peasooia IL days sh lumber Is
Sea- Msp =. Coo, Co.'s 9 IDEAS. 5 day vita angsr
..E4DW.
sste, So ,1,.- L's.oa Dec 20, VIA 'sfso VA
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bo, IT. 100 from Sandy noot ~ pl''"'' Ven
n A'VBsal.
sehr Aler,nder (Br.l RON HsHfsr.
SAILED.
s,earrs-rs Bros for Cot Csrma o Bernnt. sair Vhir
- s.a P-,cs,o, bnrts London Pesy g. warve isr
l i,peo H.. Haaier sf Fe saD5sos
WIYD-su ,set, light, y. ". cl,uir
MEMORANDA.
r. r RE, ,erharcn lGsa Wefuaeus from Brsinsfhsyss
oh IN ~ ,d tn and anchored on re bsf eAne az 70 m T VIE
IT, o ssiter o. CHASE Mobile .ivsd l7'h sSd nes'~
on the l.Ar up Tie CITY ms . -. rz..
rTe - hscfl sheppard, k.rso7, h'r1 Ngna a''I TT"
,,d saebc,et oE ssd, - h~ ~ m a
DOMESTIC PORTS.
yority "srH l9ir-Ve csrn Wm O. feT'' -oT 30 20
A-ne e foh y--lors ley "ss- Cear'1 'ag Ben 'F''
~, ,fs-ch 10 -ccaret nix Emil was ior A1er-
noo .-h RI .rr to.Als. Tor frov4eaee sttl cm Ne F'-
.- M reg 10 -Ar-vci SIP Arli1ri-. fou Hyres
.ehr An b. bcacs Neat,rt ~ srei 'ea'aS !" n N~'
rg -. v,r Wv. f-4--s sbir V,-n 49, G'srvo~
GAtys-ra. M.--l l~ Arrived ~ = hssf~ ir'm hes
Tors. Ciesre sl-p Arts .0f Liverpool fn4 49, ''-'''
Boston.
FOHzIGN FOETs. 49,
rs-r-yerovy re Quart line sfrn In - -"
pbs from Newton. Msreb 10 'erss arrives hoe :.
crFKy.r0wv huct ii 80 Waite stf LHe fse2As-p A~iA'"
- I'D Neu.ior a. = 30 fhis % o..
Mann y.rb rh. Alan lire sies-.p Ht--fisT Arcs,r.
tm.re March va hAa yta. rls here iodal - sss'
loss,S Ssrch 70 -s,rst rred ssv.; orhe Gao
~in. Mu h'r FroIn~. & - ~
Janet Fersor 'hrnnipa 'srnh rcr
lf-fa,lf l.fl Er, s-f ff 80
Mo5l-ose NeDsans C OF NE "4Ts An S'sA-Hs No
stcr a. . crns'0wn "a darHr- -ouftn p
MOVEMENTS or PACIFIC MAJ STEAMSHIPS
steamship Cons, u'oa FOR Plpsms N
&c palco. san jose and Acajulis. as'-h H.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

M MAJ : s' 6 5 s,. ;y ;,as nf h., :. me
quiet u1Il.c PORK irn at 81 LAR s'ronri steam o.
spo, "a 81 bnyer Maie5 Clear RIB Sides i07,sI0' SPOT
'9e' beef Ausas, Clear SIDES - bae0H - ,S %
82c Clear Rband arSe' II % ana 10 q" .''J 49, ~
s. = 1--we Hos dm' "mm"n u as = var 70 Asu,im'
HEvDRLzAss March 10 FOl 1rne- mail stock IL" zsar'
Double EK;a ~ s7s irGe kIa - '' Cao'es 10,
ee5 OR; qle bat IN at ,2ge p Ban tt supply at ~ 20
S2l 2JaS2i 80. satel inn md ,c@c. shoG ler'
GsIg-: Ce,r Rib and Gear Sides ll4ll il'. Bacon IN
ani Clear Sid - 20 .3 seller ADdl BE;
Ma 3s Ham. aa At -" - 'fa a'3 e3 o' E-
pi5I, sugar in go,d esnd st'S 3 700 Aadt: nfr, SID
Ceulnmg.i 45c; Prime Fermen'ng 473eo gar Ee4e Cd
PRIME 6uo S,1cr Prime DC Cote qri.t fa % Fmt
l@io w5st, au j. rq~9'i Lsu',o, .aa o'a-T @'f.,
ensn.e-Nerl orr saint on mum S'eFsg 20. '
CIV Mis- on prsstr 800 1.i ncalns "soasa OF hn
- % ri he6 grades - % RE foGsaes a. - ~ p
G M;5 n11; 5g ssrey sa'a ws ne T %
a B. i've Ol. Corn rstr quiet: es cf fe'E NJ
Tor Va t. PTay.on. steady s u je.s Po s3 5ef Hams
oa2-5e s1o1s hso v5y ;. 70 we.,an oa
Y9 90 ,orf I0 for cra1e t. barrels. nv m bu.k. Clover
SEED IN steady que gq1l-e tue after IRON secoaa hand
Timothy nd r. 49, aaelaa ei hl,'9[ NJ Ve,,,r, G
Doe. S,cJLds, iOdl.c, io.s, Fts, J., &C. O-ee hr4
narlrase tragc P-aAsyvaH1 and he"'efsa eA -
ST. Log rour steady ard aaco'nsei The, sra
No SD1.g gter At 92s494c Corn aouye and higher y,
Bar ~ and e ci4y ar u-eaaags wi.kJ q q - rars
excited sud higher a. 50 d" c-sli ~ -, 21s-u ~
Sis- lear Rib sides. ll9c.. casa - Sc Junr Clear Sides
So ' d 21 June p 'F P,c 1i s. Is 7 s5
hrt - 51@:s - Cay. 7fn a. v aye .Osi Is 9
Naa,s SIoe4er. ami Re~ef, % EsceP-Foa, 1000
ilaieCTs M c. Arca Spirits Tarpeaue arn 32:
S 10, ao y Is or fellow DIP . for y. Tar
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DRAMATIC NOTES

Next week will be Ristori's last at the Ivy
ceum Theater. Marie Antonette' NIL DC repeater VI
Monday.
Mile. Aimee will emerge at the LXceum
Thcat+r in opera bouhe, the ZSh OF March succeed
ing IGstOri.
Barnum's Hippodrome VIII be re0pened on
NaJrn 90 Tor Two weeks. MI HIxon's benent invites
attention the 22d
Ladies who visit the Park Theater tonight
viii receive sheets OF tne music o. tue opera DolHs %
fOrmaEce 81 that piece.
Mrs. Hackett's debut at the Brooklyn The
ser tonight will dOuouess attract attention because
H. asaoclatlOn with DISTINGUISHED name. There ~. OF
course no presume That lady VINO mas never
acted ANYTHING can act Lndg Macbeth. To novice ibis
mart is impossible Mrs. Hackett, however, must have
derived useful prOfes Ona knowledge ON heF nus
band and h6T effort likely 10 prove credtaJe ana IN
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THE SUSQUEHANNA FLOOD


Injured. The track from Collins Station to
ChIckes is covered with ice to the crtent OF from
eight to twelve feet at many points for distance OF
a miie or more The telegraph lines arc destroyed
for eight OF ten miles
family on the island above cambridge we're
forced to the roof of their residence. the water
rising to the second story. They remained on too
roof I'LL the water receded. They were saved. IN
another island family took TO barn TOR safety,
fearing the house would not stand. The barn was
forced a distance of 100 yards or more. but the
family were rescued 1t is reported that man VINO
attempted the of the latter family was cnf-
rieG down the river by the ice, and has not since
been heard from. 1t is feared he was drowned The
whole Of Front-st. a mile aud quarter long, in
Marietta ia reported filed with ice to q hight OF
from 30 10 30 feet, and many houses damaged.
EFFECTS or THE ICE GORGE At MARIErTA-PrLEs
OF ICE IN THE STREETS FORTY FEET HIGH
LOSS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO TRAVEL
MARIETTA, Penn, March l9-It is impossible
TO imagine the presented here caused by the
Ice gorge yesterday. Nothing to corspsre with 1t has
ever occurred IN this section. For mile along Front
ST. the immense cakes Of ice piled from ten TO forty
feet high filling the canal and covering the railroad
track and IN many places tearing out and bending the
rails several caDabOafs lying IN an awkward shape
across the railroad track and they were ouy prevented
from demolishnx souses large trees tnat we're irm
enough to stop them. About $4,000 worth OF RATS Of
lumber were carried away. Miller Mussers steam
mill completely demolised and great damage done
10 houses by the water filing the first floors and cellars
Hundreds Of men working to clear the railroad
track but it Is like blasting through tho rock bed II is
estimated that t will take 1000 from three TO five
days 70 clear tho Tracks but all te trans are running
regularly, vl the Mount JOY branch. The water in the
river was several feet higher than in the food Of 1865
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATTKUAt, NAH7lH
Queenstown ard LSeFno0
nv = rpp nr5ic close Mai coae
a. h. Foslhce D. steamship - iE0n fieI
NJ. -. Nora llYer.
F- he Furore Southampton ara Bremen hv the
str.usDlp Ierga D. mans close at $50 Supplementary
ss.l $ o>-I he P1O1o. lJ ste21s-y s-.s d. : p
n from Ter cote Of 1 lrd st.. HoboSen 100
- ~ Try Mai srd ~ he Post Once az LOU
u > %. Pier 40 %, Nora EiYeE
Minis iauanl. the Central American and 'ota Fc9'
po etc -caDulc) close ii ~ a. n supp
II - StenAp SAIL - Il H.
ifoal PIER ~. North h.yer.
~, tTi9. rpss AZ m o'eaA'
saiD .sils 81 3 o. ID. ilef 40. ~. Ia. sver
s Or the Ne" YORK PostOce e'eF A'
M Tor ,faI n s. closed the Sew-YOrt PS't-o hes ever
- sCNDAi MARCH 81
All Mllsco-e at Il 0cO,z 4irf,sDhee Is o'en ron -
MOyDAY. MARCH %.
1elirn direct Altacrp me Steamship Ntate NJ
Ee,a a. ,oe al Ste4mHy s~s .Fo- 4-foeck stores
iir,aA
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murde~rs could be found. During roll call several
young Isdians fed camp aud pursued by the
cavalry. but not captured
Gen. Mel and Agent Mills have discovered that the
terms OF the surrender of Sion Calf and his band have
NOT been complied with. More than ,00 OF young light
ing Indans OF The band the best horses and
OF the tribe still the pains, making thcIr way
pnrihHard.
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ORITrARY NOTES.

PROVIDENCE. March 19.-Gardner I. Swarts,
Grand Master OF Rhode Island Graud Lodge OF Qua
Fellows and formerly for many years Grand ITeASursr
of the Free MasOns, died this evening
NJ. Seguin, an eminent French engineer VINO
Was nephe and pupil OF the ceieorated non'.oF
Aer died RECENTLY at Annonay, his native town. He
,rut the art -eat railroad IN France andS.ntroduced
seVsral tmuroy ements IN steam lVc0m0tion.
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pIccrNc Frs 4PPEVED.

ppOu HAvANAa rseGmshtp creserH. GUY, har7s 81 L.
L. Leonard enc JoIl 10 ..r'sis
y Eoeatas H. Morales !. SsTgeco j. y E4let s. hahcne' ~
t,ouI d. v " DO 4ett Dawn pee A. b"
uac.i.sd C. McKsan5u. T. Cares. otAeS g R1,uoa, l.
FfoJ LIVGRPOOL-T SrrsshD civ y Montreal March 70 -
r. Davis. t. l. Jour Jss H. Cougau AID
P.,DD- Wn. AsaUs l. w. s1eY JaA berry
O.sssea aeCoaae ". We,ton Rev T. a. sumner. T. C.
ws..is aIss. clit. Me- smu A Angus BACK Miss
Mar, h% Anne steer and sous NJ aud N = Aa
D. M DrJA1y A. SAWYER ldH I'D Ac
zee ;. 4 a. Cook Autcseou Capt = Arm
,,.oe. u r. Stat, &. NewtGr, sceser ) NJ
u.pfoe e. ~ nan j Ass- NJ tAfAe, Ihls kcLird@ol, Mf
Agaoa and vie children Af Ass oA-ea john
AR
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The INDIANS.

-FOUR OF THE MURDERERs or THE GRRMAINR FAMILY
CONGRATULATIONS OF STONE CALI
ST. LOUIS, March ia special dispatch to
The Go5e SAYS Al roll call OF the Cheyenne Indians al
the CHEYENNE Agency last Friday Catharine Germaine
one OF the white girls recently held captive by that
tribe identified four of the Indians who murdered her
father and mother. They were Medicine Water who
shot ner father; n squaw who burned one OF her SIS
ters: aud two others The remaiuiag thiFeea OF inc
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TIE posToy.BoY FIESD. JESSE PoMERoY.

D0sToy, March I9.-Attempts have been
made lately procure the pardon of Jesse Pomeroy
the boy murderer. by Offering petitions signed by ladies
I'm various sections OF the city. counter effort Wac
,. today by a delegation OF ladies' numbering about
twenty-five, waited upon the Governor at the state
house and urged execution as measure or safety
IN
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prpA1R1xG TIE nAMAGE AT PORT IERv1s.

PoRr JERyls, n. Y, March 19.-One hundred
locomotives and rendered Idle by the
destruction Of he Ese Railroad bridge over the Della
ware River. TIE Eiie Company have over 200 men at
work. day and night erecting temporary bridge over
the Delaware NJ Saw-A Rift three miles west OF this
place. when they expect u have competed inside vi
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PASSENGERS SALLED.

PcR gERAUDA-Ia OIntnG March o-J sarouek
Oh D. Enngnr gls j L. Trial CHAM - 4ianf mrs
saucs Mr. 1hOnpso r. T. IN ea NJ Cameron u : AN
rn. y Miller. Y. Be udr r. CLIQUE y" b.
r..hy p Waller sidney Mion ho-S IT, WEIGH Mr.
hmm H.. MIss AJnsol H. JOteyA l.sseS
,-1r n b, DAVIS aud mar J. s. < Ca.1ef -lss Dn
A.ssC
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that this appointment made the instance Of
eg2ett late Commissioner OF Patents who IL said stall
To exercise great influence in Patent Oce and
confirmation was reconsidered and MT Nolans nomna-
lion rejected thus restoring MT Clark his position.
For seaak Pro1,dings TiselsA Pasel
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A YOUNG DEsPERADO.

PHILADELPHIA, March t9.-This evening
Thorlas O'BTien 10 years and Joseph Walker age
u ears, SGT into 1ght at Fifteenth aad E!sworthsts,
regarding some trivial mattsr when O'BFeD Grew
pouknfe and stabbed Walker in the breast intcting
vonnd which may result fatally. oBuen was commit
ted 10 await result OF the injuries by Recorder
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Amongst the live and progressive Aasti,u-
OF the day - GEO. p. RowELL coz Advertising
Agency No Al Park row, NewYOrk The establs IInelt
l. s,strnaii13d and t.Icir far les ~ ample h'
puzzle l. ~ beng served Ia the mos0 complete
nauner."-l Boston Post
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syn C.Ot OIL doom sets'''''' 1ao
aisH TgIs pAY-AS
Sasdy hook. a42 Gov. Aad.. 1Io Hen 1ase FsFrI wv
rms DAY. n
sandy Hook. Cj9 Gov. iiand 80 heH IAS Fe!'' o-0
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TIE STATE Of TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

rl-,yA Mcrch l9-ssarish God 20 1oo5. A--@ers Coz
22sg--7. Exchange TOE Gated States 80 usv ,
eurrrnc 8985J pum ,hort sgh:. 9O4i2 Pfeain 90 e4i
COLA 1915 short Sgt llSHI@0 yfcngn Ga Lon
l4l l4J premium Pans, III gIIJ peIun sassf Ira
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TUE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE

IAsURAhCE COMPANY.
The annual report and balance sheet sub
mite. u tue meeting SHAREHOLDERS List Wednrs-
DIV cannot but be considered very satisfactory. F1i
loving out the wre policy announced some time back.
ths directors steadily the nre reserve
nv adding Alc0 TO OF fire plus o s21o32O
The reserve amounts To 21DOO. Although lhis
seems 81 onorwous sun ~ hoid upJded. Yet tae di-
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THE MISSISSIPPI RISING.

MEMPHIS, March l9.-The river here Is rls-
iug steadily II Is within two feet vi high water
mark and the planters tho river alarmed about
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TIIsE AT A ILFAN IA "
ATLANTA Gu. March 10, 16'5.
IysRRrns g. CO., No. 2jl Broadway, New
YORK: ally behring's Sale III, hottest part " tAe
fire. and stood it well. Contents SAFE; SiN wrlte
g. u. JACK.
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CLAIM on CHINA.

BERLIN. Friday March 10, 1878.
The frigate Ariadne has been ordered to
swatow to sappor; the demand for Indemnity FOR the
plundering OF the bark First Bismarck
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

DECLARATION OF THE MINISTERS IN REGARD TO
DIssOLU TION.
PARIS, Friday. March 10. 1878.
The Ministers stated at a meeting of the Bureaux
to-day that the question Of dissolution was subject
solely to the decision of the Assembly. but that it
would be dangerous to foreign and domestic rela-
lions to fix the date long before the event.
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pASSENGEPS III SILL.

FOP PpPuVS VIA sOC iHAMPT ON-La Steamship Hermann
Mach 1O.-Fp I'm HERNIA Kueha. August Ro' erue. CAPT .
e es t-orse beyer aaJ wife, Mo llre hatncha
49, t.u .ua a lIy Ma Louie Ebe,hatI Hermann heenoerg
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LONDON. Friday. March l9-Midnight.
dispatch from Newry states that Mr..
Mitchell is worse HIS life despaired Of. de is sink
!ng fast.
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rrpPFyT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.

CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
z2FVFS,.E DECISION CONCERNING CIGARETTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday, March 49, 1873.
In renly 10 a letter concerning the intended reve-
nne tax on cigarettes under the second section OF
the act of March g. 1915. Commissioner Douglass
writes as follows:
rb,ve IA inform YOU that hv The second section ~ the
cot f rch 1913 the internal revenue tax on cigar
aud WIS Increased IRON g. % per 1903 o. II 10 per le
the increased take eHect on anu ssr ne Pas
1age of art No additional lnfo- OF arm u!y Va
irDo.ea y the fth OF tho sall act Oh h'Ich D.
1os rnou efgarettes imported from foreign countries
but By section 342 OF tine Revised statues :. u oIo
vided that al cigars imported RON Ioiel-n
s6rocr me tax prescribed by law Tor cigars nahuac-
tured AZ tine United states, ana sha nave tne sauo
stamps aix a. e. garet es ana cheTV0ls are heu 70
eig,r. Ouoer rbe Revised statutesl Unuer 'besc ~
vS,,a.f ~ II IA ue q by TINS Ol1ce tnat imported
clears and cigarettes are liable 10 lhc ehmu
rae Of * as tue law imposes on cigars az IN n
manufactured IN the Unted Stalesi dIu ,,scat Re-
.reasef rae ~ tx apples TO al cSdrs apI
tnnorted ar IN ne imported INTO the UnlteH Siaies te
internal revenue tax uOi having DecI P-.~ - -,
siamps affixed 10 the hOKes cOntAlhIne b4c S@-i0 P
10 the 81 VI March, lo'3
Mr. Pinehback spent a part OF his last evening al
Washington in playing friendly game OF seven up
with Senator Bruce The proverbial good fortune oil
tho statesman at cards lad not deserted him
ccored people OF Cincinnati Will tender M fInenDac
n complimentary reception. and ne Will make speecH
10 them On hIs arrival IN be~-Oreans hin IricDas VII
make A great demonstration 10 bis favor
Several DAYS ago the President nominated Mr.
Nolan 10 be Chief Examiner In the Patent once In thu
place OF ar Clark removed. Mr. Nolan was at once
eaasrmsG. Y..ierd.Y 1t WAS Asserted IL tue s~n-1
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All FruDt,on- Of the hee ptnpe. bskh-lf' meth -rnr-
sro-. 1l ~ n sLr rrltet ~ GLLs LisHssr ioDi'E 30
AMMONIA Guaranteed NJ Gage -,
Dug.st. Depot No AL 31l ave- 7ag O"c ana -
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Prnr. 4. Ogden llorrrnu..

n bis as ererE an slrasf y ~ en1eoev
o. q l.etlclc F Dof'aus sss Ass
Dr. CoLros $1,000 yaalna H1A'a' 50
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Cabrera's convention with the AlfOnsists has
produced deep impression the Carlists. Several
officers suspected OF favorng King Alfonso have been
arrested at Estella.
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ANOTHER LOUISIANA QUESTION DEBATED.
SHARP CONTEST IN TUE EXECUTIVE sEs5ION-DIs-
CUssION on The NOMINATION or NE. PARDEE TO
DE JUDGE N LOUIsIANA-sEvERAL SENATORS
PAIRED on TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE SESSION BEING PROLONGED.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TEIBUyE.l
WASHINGTON. March l9-The greater part of the
Executive session OF the Senate to-day spent in
the discussion Of the nomination Of Don PaIdee TO
be District Judge for Louisiana and no vote was
reached before adjournment. The President sent
Mr. Parders name to the Senate for this place last
session. and Senator West caused action upon 10 to
be- postponed After the Senate met in called session.
the nomination was again made, and spite of lir.
Vests opposition, the Judiciary Committee have
made a favorable report Mr.. Pardce has the
unanimous support of. the Democrats, of Messrs.
Casey and Packard, and Of Gen. Phil. Sheridan and
will receive .he votes # a number of the Republican
Senators. headed Dy Bit. Sherman.
Mr West made long speech against his con-
frnation this afternoon. lie SAID that be Or
Vest had not single appointment IL the State
and called upon any Senator who knew of friend
of his IN office to name him. He denounced the APP
pointment as one not fit To be made and said that it
bad been brought about by the influence of the
corrupt ring in the politics Of Louisiana headed by
Nessrs Casey and Packard. He also attacked Mr.
Pardees personal character and accused him Of dis
honesty In receiving check for services as
lobbyist and asserted that he had been court
mariaed when in tie service, bat that the records
of the court could not now be found.
The friends Of 3ir. Pardee deny or attempt TO ex-
plain away al Of Sir. Vests accusations. Mr.. Par
dee frst went to Louisiana an officer IN the mill
tary service. tie was Major of the regiment Of
which Cen Garfield was Colonel and ex-COngress-
man J. A. Sheldon was LIeutenant-COlonel.
when Gen. Garfield promoted and Lieut.-COl.
Sheldon succeeded to the command Of the regiment.
Mr.. Pardee was also advanced one grade. He ls
said TO have been a COED officer. and Judge of one
OF the State Courts OF Louisiana has made good
record The indications when the Senate adjourned
to-day were that tie vote would be very close. Sew
eral Republican Senators have lett Washington or
will do so tonight, though some Of them paired
on the question Of Mr. Pardee's confirmation.
Among those who have gone are Messrs. Cameron,
Dawes. Acorn Clayton. Hamlin, Wright and Wad-
leigh II is very doubtful if the Senate will be
ready to adjourn tomorrow.
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SALES OF NJ

SALES OF MASSACHUSETTS MINING LANDS. =
NEwBURYPoRr, Mass, March 19.-rhe sales
OF mining to-day aggregate about 100000 mostly
70 New York capitalists Sill larger sales are pending
The sui OF James against Adams was settled today by
the "a yuent 70 Jaques. the original proprietor. Of
s25,eOJ.
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PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Pa,rrDRxcE L. l., March I0The mArAe or Printing Floh'
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OF TIE PRUssTAN ECcLEsIAsTI-

BERLIN Friday, March 10. 1878.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day all the
clauses Of the Ecclesiastical bill adopted and the
bill passed its second reading.