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NEw YonK. March 10.-Steamer CO..
Ion sailed feT Aspinxsll y Ssy
Chief Engineer G.. E. Gfatz Of the
Steamer ossss Rica died Of fever on
Febrsesy ielh, esiks vessel entered
Rsssi6e 16y6et sxsTS
NV Yosx. MalD a The Havana
steaner took IN Spid. 4Ts
Thsw. U-.fsl Company 10,
idsy. declared qusl ~ dividend Of 2
chiuide. lllss The E.enine
Post and Mails Washington special
says: Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan arrived
from New Orleans this afternoon, and
Immediately went to The White House.
where he is closetted with the President
and Secretary Of War.
New YoRK. March log--Gold closed
at 15K;s money 2la23s; Govsr,aneuts
active and strong; stocks active and un-
settled. akz5@9io2 w
NkwsYoHk. March 10~-The follow
ing are the losses by q fire at Callao.
Peru, on ths night Of the 20th. ult. -
Grace & Co., $50. 200. insured; O'Con.
ner. & Co.. $4,000. insured; Tagasrre,
10000 insured; Seymour 90. GOO not
insured; s. Romero. 100, 900. not in
sured; T. D. Avilla. 80. 600: not insured;
J. Cantral1no. 80. 600 /; not insureas Tay-
lor. Mcintosh + gMcClark, 10000, not
insured.
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PARIS. March 10.-Rumors of q con-
tenplated coup d'etat by Bonapartists
causes some uneasiuess. - 4
San Francisco, March Frederick
Marriott. proprietor Of the News Letter,
was arrested last night on charge of
Libel. preferred BY DR.. Joseph Bochting-
e.. 1t appears this physician arrived
in the city about a month ago, and COM
menced the practice Of his profession
Almost Immediately after his name ap..
pearrd in the News Letter in the list Of
quacks. Marriott was released on $500
bail. -
OAKLAND, March 9.-Samuel Bell, ,sa
native of ireland, aged 40 years, was
taken to the State Insane Asylum. He
was one Of the Chicago plasterers who
worked ON the Palace hotel in San
Francisco, and his reason was affected
by attending the revival meetings in
that city. s,~-e.
San Francisco, March 10.--The at
tendance at the revival meetings of Rev.
Mr.. Hammond shows slight falling off
in interest. 1t was suggested yester>
day that unless the morning attendance
was increased it would be necessary to
move the meetings down town. He
wished to initiate the movement among
the brokers on California street.
SAN DIEGO, March 10. The Unions
correspondent from Ures. Sonora. Feb
ruary Is. gives an account of more In
dian outrages, in some places so fre-
quent that the people are terror -strick.
en-. On the End of February, q party
of men were attacked near Camp Ash
ley by about so we'll armed Indians, and
although surprised the poor fellows
fought till three of their number were
killed and one wounded. The remain
ing ones brought the sad news and the
Nationalists were sent after the muir
derers, but without finding them.
MONTGOMERY. March 12.-The pros
prietor of minstrel show was arrested
here last night and teld to appear before
the United States Commissioners for
violation of the civil right act in refus-
ing to sell four negroes seats to the
| arquet.
New YORK, March 12.-Lieutenant
Sheridan arrived last night
from Washington. He will leave this
morning for Chicago. He will go from
Chicago in a few days to Leavenworth,
and proceed thence to New Orleans
where he expects to arrive about two
weeks from date.
The World accepts as a true predic-
lion that Archbishop McCIoskey is to
be made a Cardinal next Monday. Also
DR.. Manning, of England, and Count
LIE Dochawski. of Russia.
A London letter states that the BAN
quet to the Prince Imperial at woolwich
has gwen rise to good deal of criticism.
both here and in France. The comman-
der of the garrison. who presided, made
an exceedingly fullsome speech in praise
Of the Prince, and even went so far as
to express a hope that the sword of
England might one day be at his service.
1t is understood that the Prince is to be
to the staff Of the Duke of
The ex x-Empress Eugenie has. it is
said. just contracted another private
loan.
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CHICAGO, March 12.lThere is COZ sid
erable excitement among number of
unemployed men in this city. over the
proposed expedition to the Black Hills.
Dispatches frcm Sioux City. st. Paul
and other places near the Hills. report
that parties are forming to 60 to the
mines. In the meanwhile, Gen. Ord,
at Omaha. has issued orders directing
the troops to occupy thfi mining dis
tricts, dividing them into small camps
and employing sufficient number of