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The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
WASHINGTON.
Rank Notes Stolen,

WASHINGTON, April 15-The President of
the National Hide and Leather Bank OF Bos-
ton, gave notice few days ago to the Treas
ury Department that certain notes OF his bank
of the denominations of $40 and 500 had been
stolen from the bank after being signed by him
but before being signed by the cashier. The
mum bers of the notes were vs follows: Depart
ment numbers of the upper right hand corner
D. from % 100 to % 953, aud bank numbers on
the lower left hand corner from 1.719
to Ii 1872. Several of these notes have recently
been presented at the redemption agency OF the
Treasury and rejected. but instead of being
signed by the president OF the bank as that
gentleman supposed, both signatures are icti-
tious The names of the officers of the bank
are Geo. n Jones, Cashier and Geo. Ripley
President. The names upon the notes signed
are j. P Smith Cashier, and e. A. Bates
President 1t is supposed that the thieves signed
these notes with fictitious names for the pur-
pose of avoiding the penalty OF forgery.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances for
to-day Currency, So, 648 972 90 special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposuS46 405 900 coin $50, $50, 539 90 including
coin certificates, 1928 $40, 900; outstanding legal
tenders, $379, 296,90O.
The President and Cabinet ON their Way
to the Concord Celebration.
The President and his family and Secretary
Robson left here this morning for New York,
en- route TO MASSACHUSETTS,. Lucy IcGulu vi
Wednesday next. Secretary Belknap left last
night. The members of the Cabinet leave to-
night, and join the President in New York to-
morrow morning. The President prior to his
departure, appointed Ernest Losch marshal of
the United States Consular Court at Tientsin,
China.
Various Matters.
By direction of the President, Gen. o. o.
Howard has been assigned to duty according
to his commission of brevet Major Gen, while
in command of the department of California.
Col. Robert A. X. Whitley of the ordinance de-
partment, has been retired from active service.
Capt Queen of the United States Navy re-
ports to the Navy Department his arrival at
Acapu,o in the Saranac, March 18th. He had
Inquired into the recent disturbances which re.
suited in the death of an American citizen and
has submitted his report to the Department.
He is expected to leave for San Francisco via
Lapose, about the lob of April.
1t is ascertained at the Post Office Depart
ment that the John H. Warren of Albany, was
the party referred to yesterday as sending out
postal cards offering to sub-let numerous mail
contracts, some sixty-six in number, by bids
varying only from 81 to 1897 below the next
lowest competitor, although the contracts are
all for small routes.
United States Commiss Toner Ingersoll to-day
discharged Van Week, charged with completely
in the mail frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
Boston IL GOT and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, April IA.
The shipments of boots and shoes from this market
to places outside of New England for the past week
have been "a 1872 cases. and5e3 rubbers against
Is 093 cases Tor the same week last year.
The shipments from Lynn for the week have been
5144 cases. against 1850 for the same week last
year.
Total shipments from Haverhil for the week have
been 21 cases. against 34l0 for the correspond
ing week last year.
The spring business is drawing to close so far as
buyers in the market are concerned, and the ship
ments as whole orders which are coming
forward in small numbers from different points
Many of the Western distributing markets have had
good trade and they have sold up their stocks very
closely; but as whole the demand has not been so
sharp as we have seen it in some previous seasons
and from the iron and coal sections the demand has
beeu light. Trade with the South has been less than
was anticipated dealers in that section are more
than usually cautious about granting credits This
conservative policy will prevent serious losses from
failures, although it curtais the supply of goods
There will be better trade with the New England
dealers soon as the country roads are passable,
and there is already decided improvement in the
demand from city dealers.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
EAREUGN PORTS.

Ar at Melbourne Mich goth, barque H j Libby
Brooks, Boston. =, w.
Sid FIN Newcastle, Nsw, Darque Ellsworth Wass,
cid at Tobos Mch 9th, ship Nimbus, Kelley for
Queenstown. 90 ,,.., xu;, ;,.
Priscilla, Merriman; Col Adams. Williams, and y ID
Kimball, Humphrey. ldg. . T..
Havana, ldg; and others.
At Callao Mich 81, barques Harold. Dinsmore, from
Newcastle E. ar 21st disg, to load Tor EUROPE NOT
At valparaiso Mich 2s, ship Alex Mcneil, Sproul
Ar at Barcelona - inst sch Kocheko, Jasper, Tar
At Malaga Mch %. brig Pettengill, Hall, from
Alicante ar 18th, for New York. ldg; o. Co.
Ar at Elsnore 18th inst. barque syria, Corning I'm
Sid fin London 18th inst, ship Rhine, Stetson, for
New York.
Sid fin Liverpool 18th, ship Charlotte White, Dyer,
Ar at Rio Janeiro Mch 5, barque VIM Cobb, Brady,
Richmond, Va.
Sid Mich 4, sch Shay VanCleaf, Hampton Roads;
9th. barque Ada Wiswell, Wiswell, New York;
Ar at Caibarien 9th inst brig Joseph Clark Stahl
He% eoff Ph Sss ih baraue VIM
Gerry: New York; 10Th, sch Eva q Yates' fateS'
Philadelphia. Ma,
sid 18th, sch ontara. Pettigrew, New York. n..-
Ar at Havana 14th inst, barque Nellie May biair
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Peri, Perkins, st John.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, sch Benz Reed, Adams
Portland. T..
New York; Maggie M Rivers. Rivers, Baltimore
MARY Peters, York. North of Hatteras.
Sid FIN Cardenas 18th, sch annie n Eaton, otah
lev, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Sagua 18th, brig George W Chase, Patterson
Philadelphia.
Ar at Halifax l2th, sen WlllaIn ID, McDondiu, hoin
Portland.
Ar at Yarmouth, Ms, 9Th inst, sch Kelso, Porter
Portland. .
| Portland.
Sid 18th, barque Fannie Fl Loring, for Cardenas.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
RY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
An Insane Man Assaults his Wife with n
EIat.Ir0n.

A Insane
EIat.IrOn.
SAco, April 15.-James Harten, Scotch
man 40 years old, attacked his wife savagely
with a fat-iron this morning. After beating
her to insensibllity he pounded his own head
terribly with the same weapon. He was ar
rested, and is thought to be insane.
Raid ON Rum-The Ice in the Pen obscot.
BANGOR, April 15.-Much excitement was
caused here to-day by a raid made on num-
Der of prominent saloons of the city, which
were visited by Sheriff Jerrard and posse OF
officers. Liquor was found at 10 out OF the IA
places visited, and seizures were also MADE at
East Hampden. The sheriff announces vlg-
orous enforcement of the law as required by
his oath of office.
The ice in the Pcnobscot made another move
to day, and the jam is now below High Head,
with a fair prospect of being open to naviga'
ton by Sunday.
Kennebec Clear of Ice.
GARDINER April 15.-To-morrow morning
will probably find the Kennebec clear OF ice
from Fairfield to the ocean. The ice is now
moving through the narrows below Richmond
its last stronghold. The steamer Star Of the
East is expected here Saturday, the Oath inst.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
LOUISIANA.
The Compromise Adopted.

NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-The report of the
committee on elections embodying the terms
of the award was adopted in the House to day,
by vote of 80 to Is. Most of the members
displaced made speeches intmating their ac-
quiescence. Mr.. Poindexter of Assumption,
one of the colored members ousted by the
award, said he had the satisfaction in giving
up his seat to know that his old master who
had always been just and kind to him would
take it. This was an honor which did not oc.
cur every day.
The joint resolution recognizing the Kellogg
government and pledging the members to sup
port the efforts of the Governor in the line of
reform to good government, was adopted by
the House, SO to 18.
The following is the full text of the resolu-
ton adopted with regard to the Kellogg gov
eminent:
State of Louisiana, That the said Assembly
without approving the same, will not disturb
the present state government Claiming to have
been elected in 1872, and known as the excl
logg government" or seek to impeach the
Governor for any past official acts, and that
heuceforth we will accede to the said Governor
all necessary and legislative support in main
tanning the laws and in advancing the peace
and prosperity of the people of the state, and
that the House of Representatives as to its
members as constituted under the award of
Messrs Geo. f. Hoar, w. A. Wheeler, w. P.
Frye Samuel f. Marshall, Clarkson Potter,
and w. Walter Phelps, shall remain without
change, except by the resignation or death or
members, until a new general election, and
that the Senate herein recognized shall also
remain unchanged except so far as that body
shall make changes on contests on the call of
the roll.
This resolution was adopted by a vote of 45
Democrats and Al Republicans against Is DEM
ocrats and Republicans. In the Senate Mr..
Crozier (colored) of Terre Borne district is the
ouIy member whose seat is involved in the
award. He will be appointed by Goo Kellogg
as wharf master and resign his seat in the SEN
ate, and Mr.. f. S. Goode will be seated in his
stead. This will perfect the terms of the
award, except the recognizing of the House,
which will be done in day or two. Wilt and
Estelo are prominently mentioned for Speaker
tanned.
Mr.. Wheeler left for home to-day. He ex-
presses himself satisfied with the action as to
the award. Good feeling and a spirit of con-
Citation seems to actuate the members of each
party, collectively and individually. The
compromise may therefore be considered accom-
pliShed.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
THE SCANDAL.
Adjournment till Monday, Owing TO the
Illness of MIR. Fullerton.


BROOKLYN, April 10 Mr.. Beecher, his VIE
and daughter came into court at five minutes
to eleven, Deacon Caldwell with dif1culiy
making way for them through the closely
crowded chairs. The great preacher appears W
bear the ordeal well, and he was able to smile
pleasantly, and hold humorous conversation
with General Tracy. Tiiton on the contrary
looked very pale and jaded, but seemed TO DC
in better spirits than usual, as if satisfied WIN
the course events have taken. All the counsei
were present, and many of them introduced
friends, so that there was scarcely room 1or
messengers or officers to pass through. Durlng
the interval while the court was waiting 1or
Fullerton's arrival, MIR. Beecher sauntereu
around to the table where some Brooklyn re-
porters were id the act of describing his appear
aIce, and held chat with them. Then ne
wheeled around and surveyed the audience;
and finally mounted to the witness chair, ana
to while away the time struck up converse
ton with the officers and stenographers.
Mr.. Beach, addressing the court, SAID:
"Your Honor, am very much pained 10
announce that Mr.. Fullerton is not well enough
to proceed with the further cross examlnauon
of Mr.. Beecher to-day. He is subject, as your
Honor is aware, to attacks of vertigo, and mas
suffered from it during this trial. but has forced
himself to his duty He is now in the ante
room, and he feels that he would only FISK q
dangerous catastrophe if he should proceed. l
mentioned the matter to the other side, ana
they met me with the most cordial assent to
the proposition to adjourn either until to-mor,
row or until Monday, IS we are SO near the enc
of this week, as your Honor shall deem oest'
1 would gladly proceed myself with the further
examination and endeavOr to close it without
his presence, but for two reasons which DIS
suade me. In the first place, l have not pre-
pared myself by an examination OF MI RULER
toms minutes, and in the second place do not
feel myself quite as capable of performing the
duty"
Mr.. Evarts said:
sit is well understood in our profession and
by the Bench that a lawyer is under every
motive to carry his exertions to the extreme OF
labor and exposure, and l have no doubt Mr.
Fullerton has that disposition. But we ON oul
side cannot be insensble to the fact that
lawyer who finds himself in danger in the
progress of case, and exposed to risk, does
not advance the case or the prospects OF getting
through with it, if he proceeds ulder these
circumstances. We think on our side that Mr.
Fullerton aud his associates should regard the
condition of his health, and consult that con
sderation in the matter of an adjournment.
Judge Nelson then announced that thu
court would adjourn until Monday. morning
next, and the throng of spectators slowly dis
persed >,
Bessie Turner was in court to-day, and afte
adjournment was greeted very warmly by Mr.
BeeCher.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

Joseph Weeks, mate of the schooner Black
stone, was found drowned at Providence, yes
terday.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
$24S,633.
Secretary Bristow will probably not attend
the Concord celebration.
Patrick Manning and John Marshal of the
crew of the schooner Knight Templar were
drowned by the uDsettng of dory at the
Grand Banks, April 9th.
Lieut. Col Amos Beckwith has by order of
the President been assigned to duty as Acting
Commissary General of Subsistence, vice
Shiras, deceased.
The senatorial excursion party visited Fort
SUMTER Wednesday, and left for home last
night.
The colored murderers Bunck and Hardee
sentenced to be hung at Charleston today, have
been respited one week.
The injunction against dead-heading passen-
GERS on the New Haven Railroad includes all
United States officials as we'll as all State Off
GERS.
The Marine band arrived in Boston yester-
day.
Bill providing for a system of public parks
in Boston has passed to third reading aud
doubtless will be accepted by the voters of the
city.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16

NEW HAVEN, April 15.-In the case of In
surance Commissioner j. W. Steadman VS.. the
American National Life and Trust company of
this city, lately tried at considerable length
here before Judges Bradley and Phelps, de-
cision has been rendered in favor of the COM
pany. Hearing was upon the Commissioners
petition for winding up the affairs of the COM
pany by the appointment of trustee, in ac-
cordance with an enactment of 1871. The
judges, in discussing the petition, find that the
allegation that the company's assets are less
than threefourths of its liabilities, is untrue.
Their assets are less than the liabilities, but
that deficiency is not such that the prayer OF
the petitioner should be granted.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
The Signs of Health.

Health invariably declares itself by visible signs
person with a sallow, haggard visage and attenu-
ated frame may declare that he is Sin perfect health
but if he does, don't believe him. for he is not His
looks belle him. and his asseveraion is mere brava-
do. Few persons, except hypochondriacs, desire to
be thought unwell. fresh complexion, a clear eye,
happy expression, and an absence of leanness, indi
cate that their possessor enjoys good Digestion sound
sleep and vigorous circulation, three essentials OF
health which are fortunately not beyond the reach of
invalids The surest medium for their attainment is
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which by purifying the
blood Danish sallowness, and by promoting perfect
shed, and impart to the face the placid expression
indicative of clear and unwearied mind. The Bit
tiers are far conducive to good looks than any
cosmetic that ever humbugged the credulous.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
The Lowell Strikers,
NEW YORK.
Anniversary of the New York Historical
Society.

Anniversary of the New York Historical
Society.
New York, April 15.-The New York His
torical Society celebrated its 10th anniversary
this evening in the Academy of Music, which
was packed with about 5000 people. On the
platform were Peter Cooper, David Dudley
Field, Gems. Sanford and Cockrane, a; L.
Stuart. S. b. Chittenden, John Taylor Johns
ton, Gov. Hall and many others. Frederick L.
Depeystsr presided.
After prayer by Rev. Dr. Vermyle the chair
man introduced Rev. Richard d. Storrs, d. D.,
of Brooklyn, who delivered the anniversary ad-
dress on F'Early American Spirit and Genius of
It," in which he reviewed the chief events in
this country since the revolution, and wound
up by a glowing peroration on its future condi-
ton and prospects. A vote of thanks to the
speaker was moved in a brief address by VIM
Cullen Bryant, seconded in short speech by
Hon. VIM. M. Evarts, which was adopted
amid great enthusiasm.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16

Receipts by Grand Trunk Railroads. W True
bbs flour, Marshall & Ilsley 400 do do, Hunt 300
do do, W S Jordan 80 do do and 40 half bbis do,
Yarney 200 bbls -four, Josselyn q Co 900 do do, D
Milliken 200 do do, W l. Alden 300 do do, Webb y
Phinney 100 do do and cars corn Fleming & Co 205
bbls -four King s. Gilman 400 do do, d W Coolidge
700 do do, Norton & Chapman 200 do do, o Field
100 do do, Halves, H. & Tarbox 100 do do, John Ran
dali 100 do do, Stackphoie & Co 100 do do Kensell q
Tabor g cars corn and do oats, Waldron q Trne 5
do corn Blake & Jones do corn, w Thaxter Il
do corn, E Knight do corn. Gibbs Bros 800 bush
barley, care Porte0us 927 bbls four Stevens q Co
car corn, P Wheeler do corn, Hathaway q
Wood 10 do corn.
BY water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G W
Trua Or 70
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16

CHEYENNE, April 15-Several companies of
cavalry have left here during the past week for
Fort Laramie from which point they will be
sent to guard the entrance to the Black Hills.
Indications are that the government will soon
open up this gold country for settlement. This
city is rapidly filling with people who are
eagerly waiting for permission from the gov
ernment to 90 to the new Ell Dorado.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 14th ship Valley Forge,
Wood, EndeIberry via Honolulu, Actin
GALVESTON-Ar 14th, ship lronsldes, AuS'in'
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 9th, sch Olive H Robinson
Craig, Ruatan.
Sid FIN the Passes 9th, ship Mary Riggs, for Liv-
erpool barque John Harris, tor do.
MOBILE-Cld 18th, barque Ephm Williams Keen'
FERNANDINA-Ar 9th, sch Mary W Hopper,
Gilman, Camden NJ.
JACKSONVlLLE-Ar 7th, schs Annie L McKeen,
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld l4th, sch Addie Ryerson,
Cousefis. New York.
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed out 18th. brig Ma
~ A Chase III ON Baltmore) for Cuba. go
BALTIMQRE-Ar 18th, sch f A Hayes, Smith,
Darien.
Cid 18th, barque Sarah Il Frazier. kn1gnt, boSton'
sehs James Brown. Collins, Ponce; Addie M Bird,
Merrill Havana.
Sid 18th, sch Nellie Bowers for Cardenas, v.uo
WILMINGTON, DEL Ar 18th, sch jed Frye,
PHIIADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Fred @ Holden,
McRae Calais via Fremont.
NEW YORk--Ar 18th, barque Orchilla, Matthews.
Matanzas II days; schs Oden, WINSTON, and Charies
Comery, Dreamer, Portland; Saxon, Hatch. do E na
Brown, Robinson. Machias Tacoma, Crochetl' anu
Richmond Guptill, Rockland.
Ar 18th, ship Otago Thorndike, Liverpool; sch L.
' Cid isth brig Caroline Gray, Pease for Matapzas;
schs o N Marrett, Reed, Jacmel; William JONES'
Kirby, Fernandina. .-,.suo.,
Jaemel, Hayti; Forest City, Johnson, ST DSm INFO
Sarah b, Strout. for Brunswick, Ca; Mary ~ Eliza
Hurst Savannah; d Eddy. Rideout, New smyrna;
Hattie Card, Moore. Fernandina. ,,..,ou
NORWEGIAN 18th, sch Alta Cole, MITCHELL
Porto Rico. n
Cid 9th, sch Abraham Richardson, Pray, for fass
Christian.
Cid i4th, sch Olive H Robinson. Craig. Ruatan;
BOSTON-Ar 18th. sch Nellie f, Sawyer, Machlas'
Cid 18th, brig Valencia, Jarvis, st Jago; sen D
Burns, Crosby, Easport.
Ar 18th, sch H A Burnham, Raynes. Messina
Cld 18th, brig Julia Haskell, Haskell, Cienuegos,
he Nellie War;. CALAIS: lie Cakes, MarS0n, batu
Sid 18Th, brigs julia e Haskell, Nellie MITCHELL
and Valencia.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Death of the Proprietor of the Boston
Transcript.

DcAfh of the proprietor De Ho ~OS'~A
Transcript.
BOSTON, April 1s.-Hery W. Dutton, senior
proprietor of the Evening Transcript, died this
morning aged 70. Within five months Mr..
Dutton lost his wife and son, and the aftilc-
tions. coupled with the recent deceaSe OF Mr.
Haskell. editor of the Transcript, are the lndI-
rect cause of his death. The Transcript will
probably be conducted without change OF the
present management.
concord Celebration.
The interest in the approaching Concord and
Lexington centennial absorbs every other topic
and the outpouring of people on Monday will
be unexampled. The statues of John Hancock
and John Adams, both of which are to be I'M
yelled at Lexington, will arrive in time. The
former is below on the brig j. l.. Bowen, and
the latter is on the Cunard steamer Parthia
due tomorrow.
The Lowell Strikers,
LOWELL, April 15-Twelve "doffers women,
left the Massachusetts Mills this morning.
The mule spinners have appointed a commute
TO induce the weavers, carders and ring spin
ners to strike, but have not as yet succeeded.
The agents declare thai while they are unwill-
inc to turn away innocent help,a general strike
would suit them exactly. There is trouble
among the mule spinners about the press re-
ports The great body object to the exclusive
ness now practiced, which makes one paper
the official organ and refuses all others any in
formation The mule spinners are intelligent
enough to see that their case will be better rep
resented by imparting reliable facts to all press
representative who apply.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
MARRIED..

In this city, April Is, by Rev. E. Y. Hincks, Fred
E. Wright and Miss Ella &. Daniels, both Of Port
land.
In Winsow, April Z. Albert Jewell of Benton and
Mary A. Reynolds of Winslow
In Benton March 80, Chas. W. Waldron and Addie
M. Conant.
In Belfast, April 6. Capt. Geo. B. Xix and Lizzie
M. Lowder both of South Thomaston.
In Union, March 81 Ralph A. Torrey OF Rockland
and Miss Adea E. Beverage of Union.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16

CHICAGO, April 15-Cattlea are firm and less active;
official receipts yesterday 4300head to-day 5000 head
stocker5 70; butchers at 80 a 90; choice steers
60 a. 90; shipments 1000 head.
Live hogs active and firm for choice; others dull
and declining; receipts 1900 head; light ct so a
90; heavy at 90 a %; but few sales at latter
figure; shipments 5000 head.
Sheep steady, firm and unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


THURSDAY, April 15.-The -four market is active
and the sales continue large The Grain market
shows no change in prices, an active demand still
continues. The grocery market remains firm with
no change in prices. Molasses is in good demand
but the supply is SMALL Several cargoes are expected
to arrive soon.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-16
DEpARTURE OF srEAmsHIps.
Port OF PORTLAND,
Thursday, April rs,

Thursday, April is.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase. Bennett, Halifax, NS-passen-
gers and mdse to John Portous.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
steamship Chesapeake, Nangum, New York-pas-
sengers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Capitol, Farr, Boothbay.
Sch John Tyler. Pendleton, Calais for Boston.
Sch Harmony, Ryder Rock port for Charleston.
Sch Hume, Caderwood, ROckland for Salem.
CLEARED.
Steamship Polno, (Br) Dewy, st Johns, NF-John
Sch Ralph M Hayward, Doane, Mobile-J Ncker-
Sch Fl Hail. Lang elphia-Bunker Bros
Sch Allegro, Kear, Machias-J Nickersou.
Sch Gazelle, Gardiner, Pembroke-Nath Blake.
Sch Utica, Th0rndke, Rockland-C A Il Morse
s. Co.
LAUNoHED-At South Bristol 7th inst, from the
ward of A & M Carnage fine fishing schr of 100
ions. named Margie Smith. She is owned by Messrs
Smith g. Colt of Gloucester and is first class YES
sci in every respect Messers Carnage are building
steamboat and two fishing schooners to be complet-
ed previous to July LIST.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Guardian, Ames, from Savannah for Cron-
sadt is reported to have struck bottom Oft the Scaw
coast of Denmark, but foated off without damage
and proceeded.
Norfolk, reports having encountered strong gale
Feb 25th. during which two seamen. foreigners
washed overheard; also, deckload slaves, boat &c.
Smashed IN Windows. filled cabin with water and de-
stroyed nearly all the provisions.
Sch Allie Bickmore Bickmore, sailed from York
Feb 26 for Savannah, and has not been heard from
since. Fears are entertained for her safety.