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F OR E IG N.
RiOtiugiu Itinerary.


Cork, March 13.-There was conslderaoie
disorder in the town of Tipperary last eVenlus,
because of tue refusal of some of the residents
to illuminate their dwellings in honor OF tne
second election Of John Mitchell to Parliament;
Several houses which were not Illuminated
were attacked by a mob and sacked. The town
is quiet new
The Reported Despatch from German! 40
Etaiy Denied.
ROME, March 14.-An official denial is given
to the statement in a special despatch To the
London Tiues of March 11th, that Germany
had sent note to Italy asking whether she
would continue to exempt the Pope from tue
obligations of law while be used the liberty Tor
the purpose of fomenting rebellion III Germany.
Failures iu Montreal.
MONTREAL, March 13.-Several failures have
taken place in the wholesale trade her.. Slmp-
SOD. Whitehead 81 Co, importers of sadd'ery
hardware, &c, have suspended, and Armstrong
Brothers, commission merchants. have mace
an assignment, and also Green Brothers, boot
and shoe manufacturers. 1t is rumored that
large wholesale house is much Strengthened
through inability to obtain relief from banking
houses The commercial difficulties are attri-
buted to the stringency OF the money market
and weakness of monetary institutions on
which these firms depend.
Immense Revival Meetings.
LONDON, March 14-Rev. Messrs Moody and
Sankey continued their revival services at a g
rlcutural HAIL. lStlngGou, W uaf luO ao.c ".
ance was immense 1t is estimated that II ,O0O
women were present at the afternoon meeting
and in the evening 10000 men were assembled.
Foreign Notes
The French Assembly passed the military
reorganization bill Saturday.
A new President of the Assembly to succeed
NJ Buffet, is to be chosen to-day.
Holland and Denmark have ratified the treaty
for postal convention.
Mr.. Mckenzie has introduced a bill into the
Dominion Parliament to organize the North
west territory outside of Manitoba into gov
eminent.
Benjamin Moran, the new United States
Minister to Portugal has arrived at Lisbon.
A Paris despatch says that the Marquis Cler-
mont Tannerre, formerly second Secretary of
Legation at Washington, has received the Cross
of the Legion of Honor.
The Archbishop of Baltimore has been desg-
mated by the Vatican to confer the insignia of
cardinal upon Archbishop McCosky. Poncetti,
the delegate sent to notify the Archbishop of
New York of his appointment as cardinal, is
also charged with mission from the Propo.
ganda in regard to new doceses in the United
States.
Herr Kosioelk formerly of the Germania,
has been sentenced to two years imprison-
ment. He has fled from Germany.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, March I3.-Judge Donahue, in
Supreme Court Chambers, granted to day
writ of error enabling the counsel for William
M. Tweed to appeal from the decision OF the
Supreme Court, general term, affirming the
Judgment of the Over and Terminer Court in
the matter of Tweed's habeas case. 1t will be
argued before the Court of Appeals on the 22d
inst.
MIR. Beecher on she Trials Of Plymouth
On"cn'
In his lecture room talk last evening, Mr..
Beecher remarked that when twenty-five years
of his ministry had elapsed, he stood on the
platform and congratulated the church ON the
fact that that they had never had so much diff
ferer ce or trouble in the church as required
him to call the deacons together to delibe rate
with single officer of the church as to what
should be done. Mr. Beecher continued: II
had thea no idea of what was lmpending-that
was standing on the edge OF 50 great ana So
rious trouble. Then came the action OF our
sister churches There is nothing in the world
more provocative than the interference OF those
who have no right to interfere. 10 across the
street and interfere with your neIghbor house
keeping affairs, and the more intimate you are
with him the hotter your reception will be. Sc
il was with this great church. 1t had received
great praise of men. 1t had considerable of a
good opinion of itself; and when it suddenly
found itself under the action OF other churches
action that seemed invdous and uncaled
for-I won't say there was no rehabilitation,
that is, kicking back; but on the whole the
church did well. So we weathered the second
strait blessed be God. Then when the nation
al council was called, and it was called in a
manner that was in violation of all equity, and
history will record the calling in severer words
than care to use now, the church bore Itself
WELL But God was indeed dealing with the
church. and He sent trouble after trouble, not
one thorn, but a whole crown. We went
through the Investigations of last summer, and
all the summers experience, and came to the
present emergency. There has been marvel
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Boston stock List.
goIac Of tho Rrnkura, Rnord Nornb n


GLOUCESTER, Mass March 10.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending March 18th:
Thirty-eight fishing arrivals have been reported
q from Georges Bank with an aggregate catch of
735, 600 lbs of Goldfish and from Grand Menan with
Herring.
The Goldfish trade the pest week was confined most
ly to small lots owing to the unfavorable weather for
for future delivery at 70 a o. y qtl few small
lots of old at 50 a 81 y qtl Bank mostly disposed of
and last sales at 8 50 % qtl.
Picked Herring steady with sales at rs a so ~
Dbl from Bay of Island and Shore.
Mackerel-market remains unchanged and prices
favor buyers; Bays 10 90 a 90 " Dbl for rs and 2's
Shores in fair demand at II 90 and 90 P Dbl: Hake
and Pollock 80 "a rs " qtl; Tongues and Sounds
Sounds 50 y Dbl; Halibut Fins $l3 " Dbl; Smoked
Halibut lie " Id; prepared and homeless Goldfish 7c
y fb; Fresh Goldfish Tongues &c ~ Id; Cod Oil Sc P
gallyon; Porgy OH 45c y gallon.
Fresh Halibut have been in good demand; receipts
mostly arriving first of the week; sales have been
made from to &c " fb for Bank White; and Be for
Gray last sales Georges and Sc for white and gray.
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An Italian Assassfnated.

ST.. LOUIS, March 13-Francisco Palermo, an
Italian lemon peddler, while walking along
Broadway this morning, was fired on by two
men behind fence on the opposite side of the
street. He turned and ran, when two bullets,
coming from lumber yard on the opposite of
the street, struck him and he dropped dead. 1t
appears that Palermo came here from New
Orleans about year ago, and that while in
that city he lived with an uncle who was MUIR
dered, and that five Italian acquaiutances were
suspected OF the murder, but it was not ascer.
tanned definitely who committed the deed.
About three months ago these five acquaint-
ances came to ST. Louis and have since threat
ened, it is alleged. to kill Palermo. Three of
these men have been arrested and the other
two are known to the police. Palermo was q
gagged TO be married next month.
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FIRES.
BOading House Burned and Four Lives
Lost.

Boading House Burned and Four Lives
Lost.
GLOUCESTER, March 14.-The Davis house,
large, two story wooden building, with base
ment and French roof, was entirely destroyed
by fire this morning. -Four lives were lost.
Two of the female employees were taken from
third story window after communication had
been cut off by the density of smoke, and es-
caped unframed. Another, Julia Killey, was
got out with great difficulty, ami was either
dead when reached or died Immediately after.
Thee charred bodies have been taken from the
ruins to day, those of Margaret Walton, an
employee H:ctor Skinner, and man known
by the name OF Smith, dodgers. The building
was owned by Josiah o. Friend, and occupied
by William +. Davis, who is now absent on
trip to California. The Western Union Tele-
graph Company occupied an office on the first
floor, but its instruments aud effects were most.
lg saved. Mr.. Hatch loses personal effects to
the value of about $40. The loss is estimated
at from $12 900 to $13 900, on which there was
an insurance of about $4,000.
An Elevator Burnt.
ST. PAUL, March I3-What was known as
the Boston elevator, at Lake City, was burned
yesterday. The building was worth $30,OO0;
Insured $40, 800 The warehouse contained 49,
600 bushels of wheat, the most of which was
Insured.
DisfiIIery Burned-LOss 100000.
CHICAGO, March 13 -Millers distillery, at
DterllDp, LII. was UuTutu LooS PoU,-
600.
Minor Fires.
Fire broke out ia the center of the town of
Welfleet yesterday, and three buildings were
destroyed. Loss $1,000.
The depot of the Lehigh Valley Railroad at
Sayre, Pa. was burned Saturday morning. Two
families in the second story saved their lives
with difficulty.
A fire at Therald, Canada, Friday night, de-
stroyed Lally's grocery. Mclntosh's saddlery,
and Arnold's grocery. Loss $4,000.
A ire which broke out at midnight Saturday
night in the Hampden Hall building, SPRING
field, Mass owned by the Five Cents Savings
Bank, damaged the stock of j. w. Dunn, boot
and shoe dealer. to the amount of $1,000; L.
Gribbies stock of hair goods in the adjoining
store, was badly damaged by water. Dunn is
insured for $500.
Schooner Westmoreland of Philadelphia, was
slightly damaged by fire at Providence, Satur-
day.
A fire at the Sailors Home, corner Of North
Bennett and Salem streets, Boston, last night,
caused damage to the amount of $225O.
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News and Other Items.

Senator Andrew Johnson's iwite is lying at
the point of death, with no hope of recovery.
The death is announced of Rev. John Wright
R,hars fcolored) Bishop of the Methodist Epis-
oopa church in Liberia.
Rise up, VIM. Allen predicts that the floods
this spring will be greater than they have been
since Noahs time.
The names of two counties in Arkansas,
Clayton and Dorsey, are to be changed, and
Poland and Sayler respectively substituted.
The st. Louis Journal says: "These three
things it is unwise to repose confidence in: A
Democratic Legislature, nitro-g lycerine and a
mules sense of honor.
Ex-senator Chandler authorizes the state
ment that he has not been tepdered the position
of Postmaster General, and says that he could
not accept the place even If it were offered to
him.
The election of representative to Congress
to succeed Mr. Mcmillan, deceased, will take
place in the ninth district of Georgia on the
9th of next May. The Democratic majority in
the district at the November election, was 81
657.
1t is lust discovered that the franking pro
vision of the postal appropriation bill is SO
worded that, while the new Senators can frank
the Congressional Record or reprints there
from, documents can be ranked only by mem.
beers of the 43d Congress.
The St. Louis Globe thinks Tilton's dinner
table conversation must have commenced with
"White-souled Elizabeth, pour the libation OF
soup for tho guests Of this our tent upon the
fervid sands of daily life,'' and continued thus
million hro nIisI,iDcr a his head
in luminous circles and plunging it into
boiled turkey. "Ha! Hal with my sword,
Excalibar, L will unseam thee from the nave to
the chops, and fix thy head upon our battle
ments Wilt thou Ito first guest) have meat as
dark as the curtains of Kedar, or white as the
curtains neck of the Northern swan? (Sbe
saws she will have some.) Dressing? (She
nods) Thus over it l pour foaming Niagara
of egg sauce. Queen of my soul, the goblet
SIP"
Alas the rush of life and the rapidity with
which the great men of to day sink entirely
from public view, almost from public recollec'
ton. Only few years since, in the famous
Sprague House, so long the abode OF Chiet
Justice Chase, what re unions ana fetes IL saw.
Sumner, Stanton, Seward, Lincoln and Chase
used there to dine and discourse on AFFAIRS OF
state. Thither Sumner FASTENED to tell Chase
of his appointment 10 the Chief Justice his
exquisite daughter made OF spirit, fire and
dew" if ever woman was, poured coffee at the
head of the table, listening In silence. Bu!
when Sumner arose to depart, she followed
him out INFO the hall to the front door; then
lifting her band, aud sh .king her slender finger
close to his face, she exclaimed, You have sold
papa; know ltp' Never" said Mr.. Sumner
''shal forget the fame in her face, the tone OF
her voice, or the gesture of that finger, as She
uttered those word. '-Harper's Weekly.
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Consump,ives, Take Notice.

Every moment of delay makes your cure more
hopeless, and much depends on the judcious choice
ofa remedy. The amount of testimony in favor OF
DR.. Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup. as a cure for con-
SUMPTION far exceeds all that be brought to sup
port the pretensions of any other medicine. See Dr
Schenck's Almanac, containing the certificates OF
many persons of the highest responsibility, who have
been restored to health, after being pronounced in
durable by physicians OF acknowledged ability
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured many, as
these evidences will show but the cure is often pro-
NOTED bv the employment of two other remedies
which Dr. Schenck provides for the purpose. These
additional remedies Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills. By the timely use OF these
medicines according to directions, DIR. Schenck GER
titles that most any case Of Consumption may be
cured.
Dr. Schenck will be at the Quincy House, Boston.
on the following Wednesdays, from . to O'Clock:
JAM 18th and 9th, Feb. 10th and oath, and March
10th and oath. Consultation free but for thorough
examination of the lungs with the Respirometor the
price is S..
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his principal Of
flee, Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters OF advice must be
addressed.
mh12 eod&w1ysn11
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CAUTION.

We have for the last three years been sending out
Sample Bottles of BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for
Coughs Colds, Consumption, and all diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs We now find other parties adj
vertising Sample Bottles in the same way. All we
have seen of these little Sample Bottles contain Ether
or Chloroform, intended only to dry up cough for
n day or two. Be areu to call for BOSCHEE'S
GERMAN SYRUP which contains no Ether, Chic
reform or Opium, but the secret of its success is in
German Extract OF the active principles OF Gum Ara
bic and Physicians buy our medicines and use it in
their practice successfully. Sold by W. +. PHIL
LIPS u CO., Wholesale Agents.
SEES TTSS&weow1y
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rortJ Fourth COngress-First Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. March. 1a

WARRINGTON. MATCH. To.
The unfinished business In the Senate to day
being the resolution for the admission of
Pinchback as Senator from Louisiana, it was
called up Immediately after the reading OF the
journal. s A.
Mr.. Edmunds of VT, moved to amend the
resolution by inserting the word mot before
the word admitted, so that it would read, ne
solved that p. B. S. Pinchback be not admitted
as senator from Louisiana. etc. The question
being OF the amendment, Mr.. Edmuuds said it
was the understanding that vote should not
be taken to day, aud he would not therefore
ask the Senate to vote now.
Mr. Thurman of Ohio then took the floor
aud spoke in opposition to the admission of
the candidate.
After Mr. Thurman concluded, Mr.. Whyte
of Ind. made an argument in opposition TO the
| resolution for the admission of Pinckback.
At 3 80 o'clock the Senate went into execu-
tive session, and afterwards adjourned.
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Notice of Foreclosure and Sale,

WHEREAS Elias F. Parker. of standish, in
w the County of Cumberland, on the second
day, of May A. D., 1874, by his Mortgage deed OF
that date recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for said
County book O4 page conveyed to Elias Tho OF
Portland. in said County, certain lot Of land and
the buildings thereon situated at the intersection of
the road leading from Buxton Center, to Steep Falls
with the road leading from Bonny Eagle to Standish
Corner, at York's Corner, in said Standsh and con-
tanning two more or less Said premises being
tile same occupied by said Parker, residence and
store, at the date of said Mortgage, and subject to
prior mortgage given by said Parker, to the Buxton
&c Hollis Savings Bank, for the of four hundred
dollars. and recorded in said registry Book 40I page
81. With authority in the of breach Of the
dition in said Mortgage to said Thomas, TO sell said
premises at public auction, and from the proceeds TO
pay the debt secured thereby. And whereas the
condition of said Mortgage deed to said Thomas has
been broken by said Parker, this is to give notice
that said building and said lot will be sOd subject
to sail Mortgage TO said Saving Bank, at public
Auction said premises, the third day Of May,
A. D., 1875, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, for
the reason and purpose aforesaid.
In witness whereof, !, Elias Thomas, have hereunto
set my hand and give this notce this twenty-seventh
day of February A. ID. 1875. -
feb27 dam3t
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Havana Markef.

HAVANA. March !3.-Sugar active; No 10 to ~ d
at IA q 43 reals per arrObe; No 10 to 20 at 1871
Sugar. inferior to common 81 q 10 reals; fair to good
refining lot @ 1Ut reals roceiy grades 5A "a 16 reals
stock in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas 2T,-
600 boxes 81 900 hhds the receipts for the week have
been $1,000 boxes Il, 500 hhds and the exports for
the week have been 1000 boxes and $500 hnds, i'll
Guiding 5000 boxes Si00 hhds to United States Mo
lasses nominal. Lumber is buoyant; White Pine at
$6s a ~ per M /; Pitch Pine $50 IA So.
Spanish gold 80 @i2 81; American gold at 2 80 @
2 80. Exchange tirmer and quotably higher Lon
don at Al az 80 prem.
Freights steady-loading at Havana or ports on
north coast OF Cuba tor the United Statos per box
Sugar 25D1 81: loading at Havana for the United
States per hid Sugar 5 50 q 50; loading at other
ports north coast of Cuba tor the United States per
hhl Sugar at 5 70 q co. per hid Molasses at 25 q
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IN Saccarappa, March 18th, Marietta, adopted
daughter of Cyrus and Esther King, aged 20 years
months.
gregational Church. New York ami Baltimore pa
pers please copy.
In Danarseotta, Feb. IS, Mr. NilmOt Huey, aged
81 years months.
In Nobleboro, Feb. 20. Mrs. Mary A. Hall, aged
10 years.
Libby. aged 26 yeaIs mouths.
IN Phipsburg, March 7, MIR. Alden Morse aged 63
years months.
In Skowhegan, Feb 49, Mr.. John Littlefied, aged
80 years.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS in MAINE.
A CoIOred Pedestrian

A CoIOred Pedestrian.
RocKLAND, March ia stalwart negro
lodged at the police station here last night, who
gave the name of Charles Lincoln and said be
had walked all the way from Louisiana, and
was going to st. John, N. b. He resumed his
travels this morning.
Fire im Easfperf.
EAsTPoRT March ia fire here last night
destroyed barn filled with hay. and the ell of
the house of Alex Stephenson; not insured.
workmen Discharged.
BIDDEFoRD, March 10 Two hundred men,
employed at the Saco Water Machine shop,
were given notices of discharge to day. But
little work on hand.
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PHOh"6o' puHuIJ HHOfOn"@O'
Foreign Imports
Daily Dome.tfc Receipts

Receipts by Grand Trunk Railroad-Webb g.
Phinney 100 bbls -four, Varney 100 do do, Crosby
q Blaney 100 do do, Capt Blake 100 do do, Fosor,
Weeks 81 Co 80 do do, Cole Il Aver 50 do do and 20
half bbls do, Hathaway g. Wood 200 bbls oatmeal 1
cars OATS q w True cars corn and 2 do oats, w
Thaxtes cars oats. Kensell 81 Tabor cars corn nd
l do OATS [ M Williams 100 bbls peas, Stevens Il Co
do corn, Il richardson 81 Co cars oats, 5 Wheeler
l car mddlings. Crockett car oats jars OF but
ter.
BY water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G W
q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale mnrke,..

SATURDAY, March 13-There is no change to note
in the Grain market to-day. Corn is steady at 9Oc
and the supply Is good. There is fair demand. The
-four market is active and prices show no change
Potatoes coming in quite freely and prices de-
pressed. There but few being shipped. Apples
are quite plenty and the best of them be bought
81 per Dbl
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DIED.

In this city, March 14th inst. infant daughter Of
Charles H. and Carrie E. Stratton aged me nth 10
days.
In this city, March 14th, Alice Maney, daughter of
Woodbury. X. and Ellen NJ. Bucknam, aged years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at "A O'Clock.
from Stevens Place, Park street. Burial at conven.
fence Of the family. Boston papers please copy.l
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| LONDON, March 13-I230P. M-Consols at 925 a
| 90 for money and account.
| LONDON March 13-i2 30 P M.-American secur-
United States 52Os, 1866 DID, 1919; do 1867, at
| 1914. Erie 24l a. 2t3.
| LIVERPOOL. Maj CHI I3-l230 P. M.-Cotton market
| qtiet and unchanged; Mindung uplands at 75d; do
| orleans a sgd; sales 5000 bales, including 1000
for speculation and export
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The lTmEiipiicntiouo Of Diseases.

OF H1Est''StS'
Diseases multiply. One begets another. A trifing
indispo' iton may, therefore, originate a complica-
ton OF dangerous ma adies Indigestion begets far
more formidable diseases; a multitude of ailment
are traceable to constipation; fever and ague IN
hinges the entire system, AMI is therefore
the source of the proean ailments which affect that
portion of the human organism. Hostetters Stom-
ach Bitters however, whether rcsorted to at the ill
ception of those disorders of the stomach bowels
liver which give birth to the majority Of diseases and
disabilities. or taken when they have rpened into
formidable maturity. are alike powerful to cure.
The process of recovery is of longer when the
malady has gained headway but it is none The less
certain Dyspepsia, constipation, b ousness, kid
ney complaints and intermittent tever, invariably
yield to the operation of the great Alternative and in
vigorant.
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TEN PER CENT. INTEREST.

Sf5O 900. COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS. 10 per
cent. School District Bonds Coupons payable Jan.1
i'm New York, at office $40 each; also other
seven, eight and ten per cent. municipal securities
These represent the first claim the entire property
and the combined wealth of Cities, Towns, Counties
absolute Bought and sold by GEORGE VIM. BAL
LOU, Banker u Devonshire Street, Boston. Write
for narticnlars a16eOd3m