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Bondholders VS.. the City Of Memphis.

MEMfhiS, Dcc. u.
In the case of Bondholders VS.. the City
of Memphis. the supreme court of Tennes-
see has decided that the million dollars
worth of bonds issued by Mayor Leftwich
in 1868 was legal, but the excess of $780,
900 was illegal, as he was only authorized
to issue million. Secondly, that though
the bonds had been sold at greater dis
count than six per cent, the transaction
was neither illegal nor usurious, and the
city cannot plead usury nor scale the bonds.
Thirdly, that the city is compelled to levy
the taxes necessary to pay the interest On
the bonds used prior to rs, notwithstand,
ing the new charter limits the amount to
be levied.
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READING NOTICES.

AS there are several mechanics and la
boring men in our midst that are out Of
employment at the present time, and would
be glad to work could they but find a
chance, we offer the columns of THE GLOBE
to such from now until January LIST, 1876,
in which to advertise for situations, free Of
CHARGE
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Guilty Saloon Keepers.
ROCHESTER,, Dec. 9

ROCHESTER,, Dec. o.
Twelve saloon keepers in this city, in
dicted long time ago for keeping open on
Sunday, appeared in the county court Sat
uraay morning and pleaded guilty, and
each fined $50. The decision of the court
of appeals in the case of Gus Ran rendered
this step necessary to escape being sent to
the penitentiary. 1t was sort of CON-
promise. Ran hopes for a pardon from
the governor, renting his sentence of 30
days and 800 fine.
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CONGRESSIONAL oAucusRs.
China and japan,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.
Hong Kong via Yokohama 1t brings the
following news:
YOKOHAMA, Nov. II.
No immediate action will be taken by
Japan against Corea. The government re-
sists the pressure in favor of sudden
assault, but holds thereof, bound to exact
redress in due season and by regular and
measured procefs. War, therefore, is not
imminent, but possible in the future. The
British minister in Yeddo is making
strenuous efforts to prevent the selection
of Americans for positions of trust under
the Japan government.
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Stop that cough Cure that cold Ken
dall's Pectoral Balsam will do it, or cure
any disease of the throat aud lungs. Try
it.. Sold by all dealers in medicine. Ken.
dall's Pectoral Balsam is one of the Oldest
and most reliable remedies in the world
for coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis,
asthma, cramp, splitting of blood, difficulty
of breathing and all diseases of the throat
and lungs which are incident to the sudden
changes of our northern climate The un-
paralleled cures which have been effected
by this medicine have given it most en-
viable reputation in the eyes of the public.
Try it. Sold by all dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FENN, Proprietor.
dow Rutland, Vermont.
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The Boston Mayoralty.

"-I-I| BOSTON, Dec. o.
At a meeting of the republican commit
tee, held Friday night, to take action on
the mayoralty question, forty of the strong
est members, with President Shepard at
their head, bolted and held an independent
convention, nominating Mayor Cobb. The
democrats also held meeting, but made
no nomination.
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Boy Drowned at Glen's Falls.

GLEN's FALLS, Dec. 8.
A boy, nine years of age, son Of Andrew
Norman, who resides on the south side Of
the river, while coasting, slid into hole
through the ice in the river above the falls,
and was drowned. His body had not been
recovered at noon Saturday. The accident
occurred about o'clock Friday night.
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Africa.
LONDON, d,

LONDON, Dec. 5.
A Vienna telegram to the Morning Stand
ard mentions rumor that the princes of
Abssynia through the American mission
aries have asked the assistance of the Unit
ed States against the Mohammedan in
vaders.
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Buried Alive.
MIDpLRrowN.

.f4fD MIDDLKTowN, Dec. 8.
George Baker, aged thirty years, was
buried alive under twelve feet of earth in
we'll forty feet deep, which he was ston-
ing, in Suffern, Friday afternoon. Dig
ging for the body continued all last night.
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Robbery.

TOLEDO, dec. D.
About one o'clock Friday afternoon a
man stepped into the office of the city audi
tor, and informed the clerk in charge that
lady in carriage at the door desired to
see him relative to the purchase of some
bonds. While thus engaged. the stranger
distracted a box containing 90, 100 in cur
rency, and made good his escape.
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Fatally Burned.

ff'1. NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 8.
A lamp containing gasoline fell from a
wall in Frederick Koffmans beer saloon,
last night, and Mrs. Hoffman and her
daughter were burned SO badly that they
died to-day. If-..r rIrurrr
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Bodies from the Sunhyside.

PoUeHKEEPsIE. Dec. 8.
Two bodies were recovered from the
wreck of the steamer Sunnyside to-day.
One OF them was a colored woman, sup
posed to be chambermaid of the boat and
the other white man supposed to be that
of Platty Massey the New York jeweller.
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Steamer Wrecked.

% HALIFAX, Dec. 8.
Captain Tiboo of the schooner Vivid re-
ports that he saw, Sunday, Nov. 2ist, a
wrecked steamer on the middle shoal off
Beaver harbor, with two masts and black
funnel above water.
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New York Republican Association.

W ASHINUTUNI DUO. y.
The New York republican association
last evening elected the following officers ::
Hon. II. Holland Duell, president p. Ii.
Eaton, vice-president; j. II. Carniencke,
secretary. The association now numbers
over 500 members.
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The Insurrection.

g RAousA, Dec. 5.
Raonf Pasha succeeded in throwing
fresh provisions into Goranska but the in
surgent assert he was subsequently defeat
ed near Gatschko, losing thousand killed
and wounded.
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The Haverhill Mayorality.

HAvERHILL, Dec. 8.
]. X. Jenness was nominated on the first
ballot for mayor of Haverhill, at citizens
caucus Friday evening 1895 votes were
cast, his competitors being Mayor Currier
and w. Z. Blank. sF
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nov22d&w1y

NATURES BALSAM FOR COMPLAINTS Of
the lungs the throat and the bronchial tubes
is :" Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Coughs and colds vanish as II by magic under
druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in minute.
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Tev Adrertiseiltents.

boy LOST.-A colored boy, named
- Samuel Langley, came to my house on
SATURDAY last. and took away my little boy,
since, and can get no trace OF him. ANY infor-
nation relative to my son will be thankfully
received. THOMAS +. DOYLE.
Rutland, Vt, Dec. G, 1875. dad
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A Slight Sentence.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 5.
Henry Golf, indicted for the murder of
Isaac Hathaway, at Ontario, Wayne coun-
ty, was convicted on Saturday at Lyons,
of granddaughter in the fourth degree, and
sentenced tor 10 years.
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An Old Editor Dies.

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., Dec. 8.
Louis O. Vogt, for nearly 40 years editor
Of the Democratic Banner, died Saturday
morning at the age Of 81 years. He had
been suffering from paralysis for twenty
years.
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Vermont and the Centennial.

A free conference was held on Friday be-
tween Governor Peck and Dr. nj. Gold
smith, the centennial commissioner for
Vermont to deyise such plans as were
thought feasible to secure representation
from Vermont at Philadelphia. While the
governor has no power in the premises to
make appropriations or appointments, yet
he is ready to join and push any plan so
far as he can to accomplish what the state
has failed to do. The result of the confer
ence was the calling of meeting to con-
slider the subject, at Rutland, on Wednes-
day, Dec. 90, in accordance with the fol-
lowing call
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MARRIAGES.

IDE-oGDEN-In Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. 20, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, by Rev.
Norman Seaver, d. D., Charles w. Ide, and
Fannie, daughter OF Jonathan Ogden.
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Probable Suicide.

HART's FALLS, N. Y. Dec. 8.
Charles w. Victory of Pittstown, dis
appeared from his home on Tuesday last
under suspicious circumstances, and facts
have recently come to light that would in
dictate that he had committed suicide.
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MANY PERSONS

Would like a beautiful Cottage Organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot afrord it. If they
could only see the splendid new styles Of Estey
Organs, and then learn what easy terms of pay.
ment they could have, they would buy at once.
organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world.
If you wish for catalogues, prices or terms
write the General Agent,
GEORGE @. DAY.
nov22d&w1y Rutland, VT
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The Abyssinians.

LONDON, Dec. s.
The Cologne Gazette publishes report
that the Khedive has ordered II, 900 men to
march against the Abysslnians. IS "a
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Earthquake.

.f'itl' SAN Francisco, Dec. 8.
A dispatch from Grass Valley reports a
heavy shock of earthquake Friday after
noon. lasting ten seconds. lfrI
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OfFIcR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.S
WASHINGTON. Dec. SIS p. m.
For New England, falling barometer,
northeast to northwest winds, colder,
and partly cloudy weather. tllft
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CENTENNIAL CONVENTION.
RUTLAND, Dec. A,

RUTLAND, Dec. A, 1875.
After a careful consideration and discus
sion of the matters pertaining to the in
terests and duty of Vermont, in the COM
ing centennial with His Excellency Cover
nor Peck, have to request meeting of
all the intending exhibitors as well as the
board of finance for the state, at Rutland,
on Wednesday, 22d of December, to devise
ways and means for the purpose of secur-
ing proper representation of the in
terests of Vermont at the coming centen-
NAL. His Excellency Governor Peck will
be present to confer with those in attend
ance. M. Goldsmith,
Commissioner.
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BEERS-In Charlotte, Dec. l. OF diptheria,
Rosna c., daughter Of cyrus Beers. aged IA
years.
NARAMoRE-In Charlotte, Dec. g, Nelson c.
Naramore, aged al years.
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WALToNs REGISTER will be out soon and
the Globe Paper Co. is prepared to fill
orders as soon as they are ready for de-
livery. Price same as heretofore. diff
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Minister to China.

peg WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
Consul General Seward will probably be
nominated to succeed Mr.. Avery as minis
ter to China. a,,
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Fire.
GLovKRsvILLE, Dec.

GLovRRsvILLE, dec. o.
John Peck's saw mills burned to the
ground early Saturday morning. Loss $780,
900 no insurance.
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Reducing Wages,

..t MANCHESTER, Dec. 3.
Notice of cut down of wages has been
served upon the mill operatives at Suncook.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATKsT sosBTAKy

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.
Gold closed at 1l49S.
Money was quoted at aa5 per cent
Government bonds are quoted as dull and
lower.
State bonds quoted as steady. Tennessees
lower.
ocks duh and Irregular
The city bank statement during the past week
is as follows: Loans, decrease, s9O3,IoO
specie, decrease, sl,lO5,oOO; legal tenders, de-
crease, sl,35s,7OO; deposits, decrease, ssh 100
circulation increase, s23s, 500; reserve, decrease,
sl,1I7,425.
The following are the closing quotations:
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Advertisers piH please hand in their matter at as
early an hour in the afternoon az convenient. By
doing they ,oiu give more time Do arrange and
properly display them, than II taken at late hour
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu-
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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Congressional Notes.
KERR NOMINATED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
Representative Kerr received many Of
his friends to-day, who called to congratu.
late him on his nomination for the speaker.
ship. The remarks of Representative Ran.
dali in caucus and his motion to make the
nomination unanimous are every where
spoken OF in terms of commentator.
Surprise lie expressed that the west and
south carried all the offices.
THE FIGHT FOR PLACES.
For two or three hundred subordinate
places, there are at least thousand ap.
plicants, not few of whom are already
at work TO secure their respective positions
including clerks, assistant door keeper,
messengers, document folder, pages and
bath room attendants.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
The first business of tomorrow will con-
sist of calling the roll of members by Mr..
Mcpherson, the present clerk, and the ad-
ministration of the oath of office. Next
the election of speaker, clerk, door keeper,
ergeant-at-arms, postmaster and chaplain.
A question affecting the seats of some of
the members may arise, and therefore or
ganization be protracted by debate.
THE MESSAGE.
In view of such an event, the president
will not transmit his message to congress
until Tuesday noon. The document is
longer than that of last year by about five
printed pages in document form, and con-
tains upward of sixteen thousand words.
The message will be telegraphed to the
press of the country. All the reports of
the heads of departments, with the excep-
ton of the report of the secretary of the
interior, have been held for publica-
ton until the message shall be sent to con-
gress. The printing of the above named
report has been delayed, but copies will be
forwarded tomorrow. The contents of
the message have been studlously concealed.
The most interest concerning any part of
it is expressed concerning our relations
with Spain, Cuba included. The report
started yesterday continues in circulation,
that the secretary of the treasury has ten
dered his resignation on the alleged ground
of views different from those of the presi-
dent on the question of detailing a court of
inquiry concerning the charge made against
General Babcock by United States Attor-
ney Henderson, at st. Louis but the sec
rotary himself is authority for the state
ment that there is no truth whatever in the
report.
CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUsEs.
At the democratic caucus last night Geo.
NJ. Adams of Kentucky was nominated fol
clerk of the house on the fifth ballot. John
G. Thompson of Ohio was nominated
sergeant alarms on the first ballot. L. II.
Ftzhugh of Texas was nominated for door
keeper. Fitzhugh was sergeant-at-arms fol
the confederate congress. James Stewart
of Virginia was nominated for postmaster
and Rev. ]. L. Townsend of Washington
Episcopalian, was chosen chaplain.
The republican members held caucus
last night, continuing in session only a
short time. They renominated Blaine fol
speaker and all the other old officers
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SAVE MONEY

by sending s4.7b for any. $500 Magazine and
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Irregular price 5000,
or $5.75 for the Magazine and THk SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Irregular price $500.
Address
1anSd&w1y THE TRIBUNE new forA'
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A CABLE RUMoR.

There has latterly been a rumor that the
Anglo-American cable company desire to
augment the present rate of Geographic
tolls between Europe aud America. The
has the following paragraph on what pre-
sumably relates to this rumor: THE board
of directors of the direct United States
cable company Yesterday refused to accede
to certain demands of the Anglo American
telegraph company, relative to tariff. The
result will probably be renewed contest
between rival companies, and low tariff. "
SPANISH AFFAIRS QUIET.
MADRID, Dec. 5.
Mr.. Gushing, the United States minister,
has had long conference with Senior Col
lentes, the new minister for foreign affairs.
1t is understood that the negotiations con-
tinue to be satisfactory.
THE MISSING STEAMER AMERIQUE.
LONDON, Dec. s.
Her Majesty's ship Valorous has sailed
from Plymouth to search for and to assist
the missing French steamer Amerque.
The North German Lloyd steamer Koln
reports that she spoke the Amerique in lat.
40, 40 north, long. II west.
EXPLOSION.
A terrible explosion took place Saturday
in the Powell Duffryn pit near Tredegar.
been taken out severely injured.
DEAD.
BERLIN, Dec. 8.
Count Wendl Swedenburg, who was be-
trothed to Prince Bismarck's daughter, is
dead
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The gutlaad Daily Gluhe
MONDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1876.

The circulation Of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
weekly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and more than the combined circulation
of all the other weeklios in Rutland county.
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GLOOMY.

LONDON, Dec. D.
A dense fog hangs over the metropolis.
Street and railway traffic is, consequently,
interrupted. No accidents have as yet
been reported.
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ssFLoRENCE"
STEEL SKATES,

ONLY S1.OO PER PAIR.
Every skate warranted perfect. ONCE at Mrs.
Wilson's, 10 Merchants Row. E. q. MOREY,
agent, "Florence Sewing Machine Company.
dec6d2d
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A report has bsen in circulation all to-
day, but cannot be verified, that Tweed es-
capped week ago and is now well away
from the country. Sheriff Conner and
Warden Durham are liable to fine of a
thousand dollars and one years imprison-
ment tor their neglect, and If Tweed is not
forthcoming they will be apt to get the full
benefit of the law.
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BY TELEGRAPH
BOSS TWEED ESCAPES.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS RE
WARD.
KERR NOMINATED FOR SPEAKER.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ON TUESDAY
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By Cable.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 5.
Steamship Bothnia from New York.
SEARCH FOR THE AMRRIQUE.
The steamship Vile de Brest of the
general Transatlantic company has sailed
to seek her sister ship L'Amerique, before
reported disabled, at about latitude 40
north longitude 30 west.
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ARRIVALS.

REPoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Q ana oueensio 18th with mdse PASSENGERS
steamer Belize Or, Metcalt Liverpool Jan q with
mdse and PASSENGERS to RI corus Had strong W gales
ooInwa 5 sta%Dsr Bristol Jan 's with
and Z pa.ssnseSs Z Geo Ssstsa.is, Lad %oas5sis
violent hur mes from and without interrupt
dense fog. hyh and running at the
time y inst S s ws sr SsS east supposed
sss .nd % Murray errs vii"
s,e.@sr aeggls'sr , Jones WILMINGTON, NC IS hours
"" sea %S;e HDemare keev twe Del win mase
and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship 60
With %dse to henderson BIOS Is anchored Oh the
Earn Henrik Ibsen Nor,, Thoryen oette Nov :, via
Port yendTes % dnys TtS %in s &C. to pS"S Edys
ssrs Ksmis q ssgcnns NJ Day per m
crossed the EQUATOR Jan y N Jon g; rss y
tSfs~u on her ends and right her was Obliged
srls Gsias Balm 'si Portland rnes,rup cssdsna.
HouSco with s sssr r % SG se.s x oS to Miller
Brig SPARKS Isi fh.delphia!, Bradley Matsnzs.
Ward 20. VASE days Il Of Hstteras. with strong NV
days with coffee to orders vessel To Jonas Smith
Mills OF Iroy,dsnse T,ottson x,lt River.
ia VIA Hampton NOaus ~ uAyN VIII iOgWOOu anu pl-
s1S9 Todd M Ssx3s Domingo
CITY Is days via Delaware with sugar and logwood TO
Nones vessel to Jed frye Co since passing LAT OF
Bermuda had continuous gales from Ne to NW lost
of deckload OF logwood
Schr Mary Louisa, Gasklll Washington, NC, days,
with naval stores. &C. to Zophar NILS
Scbr A r Adams. Lawson, Virginia.
Schr VIM Magee, Sheridan, Virginia.
The brig Hattie of Boston,, Gates from Cienfucgos
which arrived 18th Is consigned ~ simpson, Capp Co.
ss sa S 81 &. aged
and was instantly killed, the body falling overheard
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
City OF Pitchburg, Spinner. New Bedford for
New YORK win mdse and passengers
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Dock Commissioners yesterday sent to the
Mayor q volumlnous answer to the charges pre-
ferred against them by the Commissioners OF Ac-
counts, who some time ago made searching In
vesngation into the affairs OF the Dock Depart
ment the mayor did not break the seal OF the
envelope which contained the answer yesterday
but Will tomorrow take good look at it.
me Permit Bureau gave out I58 permits dur
ing the week, and received for the same $203.
Commissioner Van Mort during tue week re-
ceived ior OrOton water rents, &c, $l2309 81. He
also yesterday transmitted to the Board OF Asses
the certificates Of the cost OF regulating and
grading curblng, guttering and nagging Seventy
seventh street, from Ninth avenue to the BOuie-
ward, amounting to $50,082 II.
Comptroller Green approved Mr.. Tappan's bond
yesterday, and Mr. Tappan Will Therefore COM
mence MIS- duties as City chamberlain tomorrow.
the sureties approved are as ionows:-Wilam L.
Nichols. solomon Mehrbach William Il Garrison,
William Lalor, EDWARD Kearney, Jordan L. Mott,
yonn ". Masury, John Hoey, James ). Thayer.
Grith Rowe and Louis J. Philips Tor $40O. 900 EACH
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BORDEAUX Feb i05ailcd, ship Montnorency tFr), Cor
mer, San Francisco; Dark Mindet (Nor, Ingbrethsen
United states
DTxsRARA FEB l3-Arrived previously, scnr Nellie,
Perry, New York
HAvRR. Feb I-Arrived. bark oandeur Ger, Nielsen
Savannah
saised lIih, bark Aobie 3D. Cohnll United States
LIVERPOOL Feb I2-Ciearcd ships John Mann tBr,
Gibson, United states Livingstone (Br), Crosby. do
bsrks Alfred Ger. Schroeder do; Athlete tBr Goudy
do; Eiida tBr), Dunlop, Philadelphia.
Arrived llh, steamer Ontario iBr). Bouchette Boston.
Sailed l2tn. steamer Dominion (Br, Roberts, Boston.
LIMERICK, Feb I2-sailcd, bark Buaha tsw), Bcrgsrom
United states
LONDONDERRY, peb i2-sailed, barks Minerva dtaIl
Bosso United ststes, Francesca Chiaxxaro QtaD, Poz
xardo. 40.
LEaBoaE-saled bark Lottie Stewart Q3r). Anderson
New York
NKwRv, Feb l2-Arrived, bark swiftsure tBp Apple
dore. Baltimore
0ponro-Arrved bark Margsrida port, Silva. Pha-
delphs, &c; brig Carl Johan CSw), Trap. New York
sclr Warren sawyer, Gre, DO.
QUEENSTOWN Feb IS AM-Arnved. steamer Java
tBr), Murphy, New York for Liverpool
sailed from - Feb u, BARK Bin ,sw,. Harstrom,
United States