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THE PATRONS s HELPER or IOWA.

We welcome marked change and
improv ement in the Patrvn's Helper Of
Des Moines, Iowa. It's giving more
and more attention to the great. aues-
tions OF political economy which under.
lie the prosperity Of the producing classes
More industry is not enough. The hard
estrworked races have been slaves. a
single bad law may counteract the ener<
gy Of a whole generation Of laborsrs.
The Helpe, we'll says, ssFs4r ~ :
The farmers must not give up; the thinking
part Of their business, either as cluzens or -
farmers: they must stifen up their back bones,
and they must combine for mutual help and
protection.
That's the doctrine. The farmers
brains need cultivation even more than
his lands.
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Republican hacks that there were but
ten or fifteen present! And what has
this Democratic editor to gain by INSULT
ing Anti Monopolists. who have endors-
ed Buell.. Bierman, Rahilly and Emmett
While zoe are labering to unite all the
elements Of opposition to the Republi-
can party in ono solid phalanx. tor
victory, Mr.. Green 10 trying to spit in
the faces Of his natural allies. Sec how
eagerly the Rionser-Ress, and Ill the
other Republican papers. quote the tore
going utteranos! They roll + under
their tongues = : precious morssl.
And let us say one word mere 1T
the Democratic Republican. party bad
notniaated Louis +. Fisher instead Of
Dsvid L. nuell thxt OwstonaA Convsn-
hea would haye contained $50 dalsentes
instead ,st S.. L was because he bulk
d tAs Anti Monopoly raFty was satisfied
with Mr. lpsll and the rsst q ~ sickst
that there were but IS 4 Qvaaonla y. !,
A 70 our shaking any club syse III
Democratic party previous tosthN D4E
Ing Of that 6tate convention them
. word Of truth in Il. We had ~ ~
. right 70 oppose Mr. Fisher's nos6fhA<
ton Tor governor, - Mr.. Green had 70
advocate il. and We certainty did not say
anything against Mr.. Fisher half -
hard as Mr.. Green said against 0urself.
# there were any clubs il the case he
used them.
The vote which the Anti-Monopoly
party will receive this fall win be no
just criterion Of their strength. except.
perhaps, the vote cast for Dixie, Edgerton
and Hough. for tho reason that large
numbers Of the Anti-Monopoly party
did, like ourself, commit themselves 10
July to the ticket then nominated.
We should be profoundly sorry if we
that such illjudged utterances as those
Of the LIE Sueur Sentinel represented the
feelings Of the rank and file Of the Democ.
racy. But we know they do not. The
Democracy are ready to hold out theil
hands to any alliance, honorable ir
itself, which promises the overthrow ol
the present dynasty Of plumber. W.
don't see what any Democrat has to gail
by stirring up wrath and hate in tn.
now harmonious ranks Of the Opp0si
ton.
Green is q geod fellow in his way
but he suffers from permanent en-
largement Of the hillary duct, and hi
whole mental organization is pervadct
with bile. Take . purgative, old fellow
and stop dreaming about ''clubs."
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LOGIC GONE EKMPVG.. -
The Patrons Helper ef,IeMa~taid Iii

other day: a.. ss1s-s : 80: ,s..ss.s: :. :.
Whist Is lasori Tbs doing or .nakin3.sl
some useful thing =. s 80
laha.
Mhss form. dee, = ak:t. Lsnd hOu.s
~ 80 s' '' '> --'s'''
What i . capitalisti A Anaasph6nGShSxd
P..t q his ps.t labor md NON has Hssuass. !.
Who ase oapsnussssi g &. Alnoe without e3-
~ sndSf ~, ars = ~ ! n c,ii1 ~ Gt t,,.
rssntt q DER own 49, . inntuvidenss i; ~
Some Of the banksn are captalists, and soms
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THE STATE TREASURERSHIf.

We learn incidentally that NJ: Dike
viii certainly carry the county of Good
hue. which sometimes gives 1.o01 ~
publican majority. He will also csrty
kics Co.. by > big majority: Pi.sdsr I, !:
ont of the question. and the hattle will
he close between Dixie and 6ehe&er.
Scheffer is making > brilAAat canv.es'
speaking in German; and will Poll .
heavy vote. Against any other man
than Scheffer Dixie would walk over the
course. The result will be watched with
ereat interest and cugiosity. -.
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RAISING THE RATES.

A meeting Of the general freight agents a
EASTERN railway linee w1s held in this city 20
tefday afternoon 20 osnidef the advinhility a
advSnsing the rates ftom Chicago TO New
present repsssensativs Of Is Michigan Central,
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, PittsburE,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Baltimore and Ohio,
Ind Pittsburg, Cin6nnad and s. Louis rail-
roads. A proposition W. made TO inmediats
" advance the rats ON fo0rsh-clan freight
from % to s6 cent? pr 100 pounds on mar
chandise 70 New Yofk. and . propoglionate In
crease Of the ratss TO Boston, Philaaeaphia, and
L was finally concluded to make the follovina
advance in the raaes, 70 tAks elecS Octobss
Ia. 1875:
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR
THE WHEAT RING.

A. ~
the explanation Of thess reduced ntes g tne s
miue[s "a = SIMPLY tnas tne Mnwea1ee ana =,
raul COMPANY contract 20 MAKE tnis reouct,on %
!SppsS over hss aG1 line xnec Chicago q 1.a
iss. = Lsiis.s4eoEs 1ribsss. <Mr. Pillsbury's
o'en, Ia. a.. 4.
10 = :. ~, go !. ~.
oas., ~, @'o ~ !, .1 - ..-.
80. q. ~ -,i - ..sy =.
,'o ~. = "S- - -. - -, ~. -
-.o o'.o. ..-,' ~. ,~s -. q
e ,..:. .c.s. " - 4 :. = '.'e 80" "is'' !,
. .S.1;, -. ~: 4 ~. ~; !, go -, - !,
pricS hey can psy sor Il 4 thc null isR
grads thepsice e ths yazleos s.aesons -
portssioo 70 the laiIis. 80
Have flaS millers the. rieht TO AZ tha
price Of the farmers sproductions and ex-
clude Ill the rest Of the world from
counpettionP II dat fairl ~ y. 4 4 4
-. think 4 uniust (hat fhev sl,otdd; s, I, =. !;
.6iled se : arineH foimed fo9 m .re,rhnceT TR
soueexine fh6fafmers. vheuIt Il Admited ut
t6ev have ou a Sycrxee rid t0tstl1s farur,rx
f1ux ssven 10 ten ceni1 pdr bushel rn0se ior
.their vheet fhenthyyscould po1slbly heve nj.
isedit thers had been no mihs q Iinnsepolia,
,,r- y 80. -. :.
ol0 ny ~ I'M nlBneI Pco :
Because they could AFFORD to -do-S0 and
sin n Axe unopev ofr their flour. ,Tf61
I uart AZ nir.eeote,s l4.hsme nnafkat I
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Auti. .Muunpnlist.
1aNAr1Us DoNNELLY, Editor and Publisher.

The AxrI-MosorsLIs is published every
Monday for circulation BY newsmen and mail
Single Subscription, one year., u S2.00
Sinrle Subscription. six months, Ivy
Single Subscription, three months, U
In clubs OF Rvs or more to one Address = Will
BIZ furnished At $3.50 per yea15 or ef.oOfor s1
THE ANTI-MONOPOL1ST,
4 # No. II Wabasha st., St. Paul.
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Mr.. IA. RAHZLLX:

3 49, 0SOU VIZ 0tS00I 0OA0b 10 1UVtO t0O
mean and petty perseCutions
than,.lEr. r. H. RahillY. Tho Lake
City Lsader i resorting 70 III manner
Of contemptible efforts to degrade him
in public esteem.
There isfa farm hand In Wabasha
county who has for years past worked
for Mr.. Rahilly, and has generally con-
ducted himsellas : sober and industrious
man. A few days ago, inspired ~ it is
believed. by Mr.. Rahily's political cne-
mies-this man quarrelled with Mr.. R..ss
to some trifling matter, went off to Lake
City. came back drunk, with bottle of
whisky in his pocket, and was quarrel
some and insulting. Mr.. Rahilly was
convinced that he had been set on
to attack him, and so involve him in .
disgraceful fight which could ne trum.
peted ali over the State; and he made
no reply to his insults and as far as pos
sible avoided him. Day after day he
returned drunk and quarrelsome. AT
last, one day, as Mr.. kahilly was ad-
justipg some part OF the threshing ma
chine, this man. without . ~ provOcat;on
or warning, rushed upon him, armed
with q pitchfork, !, and struck at him with
it. Mr. Rahilly warded off the blow and
closed with him; and finding that it was
a question OF life or death defended
himself and punished his assailant So
verelY.
And this justifiable defence of his own
lite from the attack of q drunken man,
armed with a deadly weapon, is per-
verted by the Lake City Leader into .
drunken and discreditable brawl Could
any man have done less than Mr.. Ra-
hilly did under the circumstances? Was
it his duty to stand still and be murdered
to crafty his tricky Republicau enc
mics? ~
Then the Leader makeS=a S=another attack
in . different quarter. It charges tbat
Mr.. Rahilly never occupied sAny posi-
tion q trus&oE,Aonor in the Grangs, Or
ganiaAtion tEks he never Represented
themon any OCCASION; and that he ID
largely in arTearsI for dues. The sim
paGfaets an that Nr. Rahi1ly' was 4
chaEt4r member et tie. first Grange or
gamzed in Lake Cnys Was IL Overssey
for 90 yeax; was, = member 1.-the
County Co1ncil p. of H., .sof Wabssha
ooun,5 Ior two years; md ~aA elected
: n sehniive Of the Grange To- the
Gae1s 0taae Council h6l1 d hinneapo,
lls IS 1874. "A, ahbn Aocas u soon cur.
RED sAndf & plaindI16 easily answered
Aastd hiss sEfaages dues, he has peid
kp{p1notly ~ that W. a-ked Of hifn. and
~, s 1wl 5nr ! nlonth ortwo he il ready
kod dSaIit
| hr.Nhisombs friends .ase laborin.
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!. .DEH1L's DUST"

xry.,s. -: p.al ~. +.
Wuism han'oiPn 1s"e1s0n. W.
J. r A1 ~ s.,
90 hmot1Qns osuvo5eu su sHatS1 soe
other day IN Boston. in which he oeid:
poene 3e0y yee0 80 tneee VS. ~ 49o@&1
~ Old htndooa against The psace1os q addin1
ass!acaal tneredieuh % cloth 70 9ivs + 9ses
Weight and money value; the natssta!s en-
psoy.d ~ TINS purPo9e, osyon9a ceseei9 v:sy
enall Pr otNs, 'oeang osA1de0 - "0ev1rs
ao1 -
4 Inese Pcos amdoos. whom We ca! pe6a3
a@0 oeR80seos ne!e 6lxe0 us SocO1S ~ 8ooo
WoIkmanahtp, 6o00 Taste end qo)s, o10fn6
pa&ience, ana - tnfs' OLD nv tny .6fve y =
4ood e1ampie q m@aaify. Call hons the
ht1yia1asa0! We ~ the 1fees sub1soS tor
soaysEsip4 iii ...s1
1SM Npten 10Y ~ % i8noa4 the 1ace tna3
AmsEicen nanuiaceofse afeIiy> oveeiaAd
with 0eyacA duss; It has bseo 8ts1ed abroad
with All unSperlnG band; II od8 1tAtisetcs couA
estimate y. II would APPEAR ini6 columns by
the ton.s Dulipg the war We were more neariy
chOked ye than Dy the smoke Of the enemys
cannon; lt VA smuRGled by the caEtl0ad
through tha back door Of the workshops Of the
army contractor: the blue coat tumbied in rags
from the shoulders OF the brave boys; their
shoes fell 70 Pelces, and there was stOuter
covering for thier fest IN Virginia mud than
Massachusetts leather; the Old flag even was
blown to shreds, not more by the battle blast
than because there was shoddy in its bunting
Besides the artl1ces for making things look
better than they really are, and which, as in the
Thousand familiar instances, in which. with the
resources OF chemistry, the painters brush,
glue, putty and sand paper: the deceptive arts
ars employed not 80 much for the purpose OF
initiating that which thing is not. as for con-
s;ma .dsr;s s ast Is - sad very g ra - ~
cautioned lest the dust of it be blown into our
eyes; "a,
nails made TO look like screws. VS. pns % possessing
none Of the functions of an honest screw, ex-
used used as I mater material for scuinture int % and crovnina
some noble building (not, we trust. the SYM
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he rates nom 81 Louis and other south
vea1ern points win al1D b advanced, TO ta1r
eject on III ams dny.-CAieage TSass, 6ePt.
96eA.
Five cents Per bushsl taken OF every
bushel raised n Minnesoea this year
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AkaIus-MIe O00tey ~ sa.. ssrks tf Is vi
The statement referred 70 wo11
planned, convey the impression t6l& ! had dir
onposine poftios by , rstprpins = to he once y 6
mailing-as unpsoilabls matter-certain open
letters. put up after the manner Of printed orr
culars, and fIaudulently sent through the mail
as circIlars, at less than letter rates Of postage.
More special pleading. Mr.. Seeley
knows very well that unavailable matter
consists of matter altogether unpaid, or
matter like gunpowder, nitro-glycerine,
etc., which would endanger the safety
Of the mails, or the mail carriers. This
was not the case with the circulars in
question; they were partly paid for
We could have sent these 81 is inside
our paper free of cost and we thought
We had . right 10 send them open with
one cent stamp. But the idea that
they were returned as ''unmailable
natter is the sheerest nonsense-un-
less Mr.. Seely thinks that the Anti
Monopolist is to be ranked with gum
powder, nitro-glycerine and other dead
" explosives.
Mr.. Seeley continues:
An attempt was made to collect the amounts.
Some Of the parties addressed. knowing full
we'll BY the printed cards on the envelopes,
~hst the confsnts were, refused To pay The 1v0
cents for.being dunnsd. ,i
Now this ID On absolute falsehood. We,
have the envelopes yet for the inspec-
ton Of any ne:--Asere are no ..printed
cards on tie enUelopes!! The man who
opened them and wrote rs cents due.ws
on each yDne mu1t have recognized our
hand WFiting; and Seeley. must have
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
DF see cable news.

Dg- See cable news
The purser OF City Of Mexico, from Vera Cruz
and Havana, has our thanks for favors.
SNIP SPARTAN. Jackson at san Francisco March %
FELL IRON aioit and was killed
BARK ANSA(Nor Reed, from Barrow E. FOR Pensacola
efore reportedl, went ashore in gale az AN March
let mass cut away, and she abandoned by
The vessel was not leaking evening Of slst and only
aground aft aud II the wind moderated she might be
BRIG MARTHA BERRY. Berry, at Portland 81 from
Pernamhuco, reports March 8 Elias Oeson seaman, oil
Norway, aged 20 fell overheard and was lost
ENG ELEANOR MILLER. 40 register built ut Fair
haven, Mass in loO, has been sold for $6,75o,
scHE II WHITAKER (smasted, Of BrIdgton. ND,
ashore Plum Cut. end OF Long Island, 5tn Inst
and j. in OF assistance. The prospects Of getting
Eer oil are favorable.
scHR fARLY BIRD from New York Tor st Augustine,
Fin, before reported ashore al Iownsend's Inlet vas
York in few days Inc cargo Is being sent up by light
scHg JANE EnsoS of Keyport MI Decker from Balti-
more Tor royidsnce was reported ashore April in the
scHR GEO Ia TcH. Murphy, at Philadephia from
Cardenas, lost e. iibboom ia heavy gale lst inst
senE Moasrse STAR (of cohs ssgt Pr, Pane from New
61 YIN both ss soRe e ana c under o llry as
Boston
scuR RoBsar PErrIs-wrockng schr Young America,
~ the agSan e = SP s for pas e y SaS
!een broken down in the gale q sunday night Inc
deck feet under water the Young America broke
tomorrow
Capt Perry. OF bark Mendoza, from Batavia FOR New
YORK, writes Helena that ne hal been
Java lever "A days. ne second mate had died OF
the ever and the rst mate and almost al Of the crew
bad IL
anew ship now being anished at Bath Ne about $500
TOPS register eompete or sea- without metal has been
sold Tor about $9JuOl
HALIFAX, April e-The American schr Geriie Foster
arrived IRON the Grand Banks 10 day. reports saw e
John rs. bark OF sable Island, dlsmasiedi declined
assistance.
A telegram from NewoundIand states that the seal
fishing has been very successful FAR he STEAMER
Porteus has arrived al - Johns with 4O0J seals
ports good catch IN Green lays also that majority
OF the steamers are loaded.
NRw BEDFORD. April 5-Revenue cutter Active. whose
cruising grounds Tor the past ten years have been Bug
yards Say and Vineyard Sound. has been ordered
New YORK. probably 70 be sold OF the
the present this district will be attended by cutter
Dexter, at Newport
Pass A.L'OUrRE April 6-Shp Waterloo tBrl. for Liver
pool sui remains hard aground on the bar The dreg
boat Essayons gonz % her assistance today ran into
the OF the Waterloo damaging the ship much
that she Will have 10 return 10 the city for repairs
PoRrLAsr April 5--Sehr Isabella of Wiscassep, from
the eastward TOR Boston. with lumber, dragged ashore
house Island last night and was towed OF this morn
by Express she now lies at anchor in the lower
harh0r, uninjured.
schr siak Machias for Boston. drfiod nearly
House Island, but was towed out
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DAYS. in ballast to Snow Boursess, is anchored at
Bark Carmelita 4 lila CGcD. Jensen. Annoy l2Q days,
@a 70 9ra tSs, ys J9pe GSsq nope anu
arS h,as pe3e !e bLlyerPS9 Sfe'' asSa cane
e Good Hope feb d 81 Helena 7n crossed he Equator
March 10 lon p; Dec ~ lat nv, ION 81 h spoke,
\, lon ~ +, spoke ship Mauritins 3r from Java Tor
6srS oheroSee arr nom Tatacorin Tor London.
Bark ,rendal tN0r Thorsen Arenda 80 DAYS, In bal-
last 20 Funch Edye Co, is anchored sandy Hook for
mdsc q order, Passed Gibraltar Eeb ~
hrt com ,ot towey smita Palermo o. DAYS w9
Brig Mary Enowlton OF New York;. Mckee. st Mare
dta}Ii March n WIN lotwood ~ g Z Anrra J: ~
senr WI y, hsemey o Jersey Gisy Beers Frosrsso
senr W o gqmes hirey says %h nAva
sellr 5a nest, IN. BsnneIl Richmend Va
schr L simmons Ireland. Fail Kver Tor Philadei-
' PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city OF Fitchbqrg, Springer New Bedford for
New YORK VII, with m ,s. and passengers =
ballast to L + Armstrong. D"''A iO' 70"
sRF T Sd 1sF Ssx York
Schr Gem storm New Haven Tor New York.
schr Florence. saekett. Cold prina for Me- York.
sehr Joseph Marsh, Morgan. New haven for New
ssshr YIN 0 irish: TyrreI Providence for Tobokon.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeake, Mangum. New YORK Tor Port
land.
steamer CITY OF fitchDurg, Springer, New YORK for
New Bedford.
schr Ella Clifton tBr), Kimbal, New York for st John,
NIB
schr Seguine Rogers Hoboken for Boston.
Schr j AFTER Carter New York Tor New Haven.
schr Mary 1lce Durham, Elizabethport for New Ha-
schr Hannah Brown, saekett, Port Johnson for
Providence
schT silow Morse, Amboy for Providence,
Schr Ann Amelia, Ballard, New YORK Tor New Haven
Schr hamburg Prescott Aniboy for Brantford.
schr Charley Miller Jones, virginia for New aven.
schr Golden Eagle, Kelly, New York for Hoston.
schr Ann Dale, Bunce, Caibarlen Tor pOrtland.
Carissa Allen Crocker, Woodbridge Tor Boston.
Sehr David q Floyd Clifford Hoboken for providence.
schr Amos Faulkenburg Racket, Aoboken Tor Provi-
denee
schr Henry May, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Z l. Marts, Erickson Hoboken for Providence
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer AbDotsford orr, Observation-Disclosures via
steaner KlSDstock Ger, Fischer. Hamburg
steamer Coalnbus Reed, HRvana-wm Clyde 4
Steamer Metropolis, lllis Bcrmuia-Llnt Bros
steamer VS. anoke. couch. norfolk. city rom. and
Richmont-)ld Dunlnlon steamship &C.
Steamer Brls,oi Wallace. Pll laaei nrla-Jas Hand.
Steamer Blddle. kUlts. fniinGeiphla-ias Hand.
steamer Beverly. Pierce. fhlici BnN--l ames Hama
Steamer Chesapeake. Nangnm PortsDa--i Ames
steamer tslaucUs Bearse. nosf0p--ii pnock
snip Medea (BrL Latta, Ltycrpo0!-R y C0rtlA
Bark Teresa Lovioo ItaD. Luna BTlS,ol-John Sea
BARK chlnosa Nor), Have Cork Famoath-C To-
BARK Luiss g d,ar, culumbo, Cork Or Falmouth
BARK cSrdenas, sunbers, Havana-James Ward 4
BARK 5 wInslow, DAVIS, xaianzas-MHler a Housh.
BARK George Essen M, Gum, Maianzas-Perkins 4
Big selma stanford GiaD, Allegro Gloucester, E-J
Brls. catello Giro ItaD, savarese. Leshorn-Funch,
Brs sssItta Ger. Behrens no Jsnsiro--JasE ward
Bag Tinker. Barnard. Barbados and Demerara-J
Brig Taia' Miller. Bsnze, Hon-wm 1ex G..
Big stella BIZ Azy, Aatanzas-Eagic Blakslee 4
schr Isaac oliver. Pannell observation-disclosures smith 4
schr r 4 Msgee Young. Andgua-s weinberg
scAr Charlie COBB, Kennedy haraeQa-b y weinberg.
sehr sri~ht star tBrl, Morse, n Johns, FF-heney
schr N r CBrl, Williams, Yarmouth Ss-PI Aevius
schr a Bentley, MehaGey, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
senr Eta Nav Dix Brunswick Ga-Warrun Ray.
schr could. Wlxo Balumore-Fcrgu 4on a Wood
>ehr 1hos Lancaster, Hunter, Pniladt iphi4J El-
schr VIZ Nccobb Bradley, warchsm-H " Jackson
schr Flavella Paine Pr0v.neetown
boop cuba, Robinson, Perth AmDoy-WA Eadey.
Cleared 5tn-Schr Freddie Ebbvtt CBr) clark Ma
tanzas mot ss before reported
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stroyed. on the TREMENDOUS sea struck the vesseY
carrying the bulwAfkS sweeping the ucGhI
ana lifting to completely OIL the deck visa
II turned rightOver and fell OF the men VINO was
standing NJ the Wheel nlurlW him eousllerapy, a.so
smashing the rudder. when the vessel became unhiah
ageanla about the trough OF the aeA
til the morning OF the 9th insL when the Arams was
sighted.
UAvRR March 23-The Marie Leonie, septfonds arr.
rived New orleans, reports having encoun"
terc heavy weather. during winch shs lost some Dull
ana lost and split SAILS on he l0th feb sne was
found have lost plates OF her sheaihtng; -
shock having been felt the night before lts houghS
IIyERPool March 25--fhc Dora. Of st. Johns tNt),i
oil Princess pieihead. Both vessels received damage.
AMI now in dock.
27th-lhe Dauniless, arrived here from Galyeston4
brings the aud OF The Hca, from Baltl-
Queenstown, abandoned on 5tn lust Mh cargq
shifted aud on ends; the rescued
by the Colorado bound Tor RUSSIA, ana TO a
Dauntcss
The stratton Audley safe In dock; will 20 into grar
Ing dock tnis afternoon: survey Oh sOsh
MILFORD March 2G--The Eleanor Phillips, from Doboy
(wood goods Pembroke Dock, arrived mere ouayi
lost wheel compass and portion OF bulwarks In latS u
n, lon 81 Al W.
to-day, lost anchor and chain oil Nash Point
QUEENSTOWN March 25-rhe ship India Moran, from
leaky AMI with loss rndder and mlzZcnmast On ina
81 inst heavy struck the vessel on the port quarter
which threw her her beam ends and carried away
the rudaer On the nth n temporary rudder was Snip
ped ana the mizZenmast cut away t. make ner sieeh
easy, by which means she arrived safely but with "a
be towed to Liverpool in lew days to discharge an0
repair.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, April 5-Arrved ship Nautilus lBrl, Burke
Philadelphia; bark Israel tiwe), Tspiin. Wilmington
NC; brig Nancy tBr, Mcdonald, do
BAncELoSA-s allied, bark Virgin de Monserat So
koragas United states
BuESos AYngs April i-Arrved previously, bark Ro-
becca crowell, CrowelL new York.
CorESrAeEy. April 4-Arrived brig Koenlgln Augusta
Ger, Hansen, Pensacola.
CALCUTTA, April S-ssued. Winged Hunter. Panno
for --
DEAL, April s-Arrlvod, bark Ducimer OBJ, Harrison
Bahia
Hull April Sssllsd brig sparkling Water Hichborn,
United States.
HAvEE, April 5-Arrved ship TheoDald, Adams New
Orleans, bark Arcadia tRrl Anderson DO.
LIVERPOOL April 6--Arrived, ships shebourna lBr,
Murphy Savannah; Hardwood Or, Blancn Pensacola.
Arrived bth, barks Merceoes Csph Ruiz, Galveston
L eoulh, Martin, New York; 9th, steamer Arbitrator
CBr), Jackson New Oreansi bark Twilight orr, Hat.
trick, Pensaeoa,
sailed sth ship Lake Superior tBr), Cooley, AonWeal
tarks Brothers sisters lBr Buck, United statcsi
Helen MARION tBr, Murphy. Valparaiso
Sailed 9Th bark Traveller mr.. Ferguson New YORK.
LoNDoS April 5-AfFved ship Ne Plus Ultra Borland,
New York
sailed 9th. brig wanderer t8r), Payson 81 John NB
LKoHoar-Arriyod. schr James Ford Small, naples,
sanc1. scbrJ KrAnz Iiowss Boston
MoeittE Apri CARVED, steamer Poiynesian tBr1.
Brown Portland for Liverpool
NEssIaA, &pfA s@saslea. stsasnot ACADIA saf, ssw
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