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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-17
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway.

PITTSBURGH, March l6.-A Comnirr-
eiaL special from Stcubcnvile. Ohio,
says the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and st. Louis Railway was held there
to-day.
The annual report shows the net
earnings Of the main line from Pitts
burgh 10 Columbus 1891, ,291.
A preamble and resolutions were
adopted, declaring the income OF the
road to be insufficient to pay the inter
est on the second mortgage bonds, and
the principal of s5000,000 due April l.,
1875, and that income ibonds to the
amount of sl0,OO0,0O0, secured
by mortgage, and running
fifty years from the lst of April,
be issued tor the purpose Of retiring
the second mortgaC" bonds and accrued
interest, and also to increase the facilities
of the company for'transacting business.
The directors elected for the ensuing
term were Thomas A. Scott, George B..
Roberts, Josiah Bacon, Wiston Morris,
Strickland Kreass, II. Fl. Houston,'
Thomas L. Jewett, }. y. Mccullough,
William Thaw, Robert ShcrrardS, Jr,
d. S. Gray, George W. Adams, and
Alfred Gather. The Board organized
by clecting Thomas A. Scott President,
and w. H. Barnes Secretary. The cleo
tion Off Vice President was deferred
until the adoption of the proposed new
bylaws.
A resolution was adopted approving
the action of the directors in proceeding
to compel the c. C. G. II I. {. Railroad,
to specific performance Of their contract
with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Il st.
Louis Railway, lessees Of the road, and
directing the latter company to retain all
the net earnings of the road in their
hands, subject to the decision of the court.
Reduction OF FreIgbts 10 the West.
CHICAGO, March l6.-Thc trunk lines
from New York to Chicago have r"duc-
ed the freight rates on west bound freight
as follows: On first class, from $l.OO to
75c; second class, from 9Oc to IOc; third
clsst, from 75c to 6Oc; fourth class, from
GO to 45c; special, from 4jc to &jc. Coffee,
sugar and molassas go for 30c. Western
and other roads, to protect themselves,
have adopted arbitrary rates instead Of
pro rating as heretofore. The points
from which arbitrary rates arr adopted,
are Chicago, indianapolis, Cincinnati,
Toledo, Fl. Wayne and LogansPort.
Advices from points throughout the
Northwest show that the snow has again
blockaded the railroads, and few trains
are running on time, while many have
entirely stopped.
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PHILADELPHIA, March lG.-Wool-
Steady; fine qualities quiet; medium aud
combing grades in ggod demand; Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA and West Va. double extra
and above at 54(d 55c; extra 6iCn jjc;
medium 56(a 57lc; coarse 52lc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 400 52Ic; medium BOA jGc; coarse a.
"a 52c; combing washed Gj(d G7c; comb
ing unwaShcd I6[d iSc; fine unwashed 30
m371c; coarse and medium unwashcd ~
Ia 44c; tub washed 5jG toe; extra and
merino pulled 4j@5Oci No. ! superiine
pulled Asa soc.
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NEWS.
March lG. 1879.


HFLLAiHE.
Tue river was rising rapidly all yes
to-iuy afternoon, being full Of broken
,o.,. DRIFT and rubbish, and at about 3 p.
W the lee IN large quantities came boom
nag and rolling and roaring along, and
presented anything but an inviting
appearance for boating. The Market Boy
laid hy, and all the craft. about here
sought for as safe harbors rs could bs
round, and no damage was sustained thai,
We could learn up to uighltdl but the
anxiety and uncasincss Of flood wa.
hourly increasing.
Hos. CHARLES HARE, of Noble county,
Ohio. was at the Globe House yesterday.
90 route to the VI. r. Conference, which
meets at that place to-day.
The Catholic societies of this city 60
g. Wheeling this morning to unite with
their friend, in that city in celebrating
s., Patrick, birthday.
SPELLING has become such u popular
amusement IN this place that YOU can
scarcely enter "a hotel or place OF busi-
t.-, .u, You lind a squad wadinS into
N.r..lry cor " cbst0r at a fearful rate
aa. >,ur ufthrsr innovations would no
a.... Doe considered fearful by those
a.,..rt..,
IH working men Of this city have or
gan.arl To-. ..--. .latIon, the object of which
'i. a''-. ,unm>elyc, Az opportunity of
.-n- cheaper goods. They arc go
. 8. STAR, store in lower Bcllairc,
N. understand, l. to be managed
on the granger plan.
IN the river WAS causing great
10 the lower part of town last
and aPprrk"nsious of flood
.t'..- many To be- making prcpsra-
-.moyc their families and house
goods up town until after the dan
'"-. The hack-watcr up Nc Ma
crock, WAS already beginning to
a some Of the buildings, and the
..H'H; Was on the increase at night
Az ..,rowu mun was washed ashore
1-"p"rt Ohio, last evening. The
Do. "i that place trlrgraphcd To Bel
."r aroroncr, who went L. Bridge
a'"Ut dark, but had not returned up
time Of writing this dispatch. So
-. ammo, give the particulars.
Tue weather has been quite frcakish
... aasy or two past, and the wind has
.. having tilt with the >igns, boxes
a.i everything loose as it goes howlinr
at whi-tling 10y. 1t rsn.ta good time for
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March lG.--Business was
moderately active with commission houses
and jobbers. Cotton goods steady, and
heavy standard and fine brown Shcctiug,
strong at current rates. Brown Duck,
and Drills and ChcvIots more active in
first hands. Cottonndrs rule quiet. Prints
in fair demand in first hands Gingham,
closely sold up. Worstcd dress goods
doing fairly, Woolens quiet
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Mcrch Wheat
Very strong at 81 llml II. Corn and
Oats-Firm and unchanged. fctro-
lcum-Firm; Standard white ear lots l2r;
Ohio State test he; small lots lM2c
higher.
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GovEREMENTs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Firm.


RAILROAD BONDS Quiet, except
North Carolina old which, are lower.
STocKs-Dcclined in early dealings
and then recovered i@4 per cent. The
leading features were Union Pacific,
Northwestern, Pacific Mail and Wabash
Western Union advanced from II to
III. The remainder of the list was steady
on slight changes. Among the invest
ment shares Illinois Central was strong
and advanced from l0l to 1929. Stocks
were firm and in some cases higher dur
ing the last hour of business, with slight
reaction in final sales. Union Pacific
was strong and advanced To 4Os. West
ers Union was also strong. Lake Shore
rose to 733. As a general thing the
other changes were unimportant. The
transactions on the Stock exchange ag-
gregated $4,000 shares, of which $1,000
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union,
5000 Northwestern, 5000 Wabash and
$4,000 Union Pacific.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, March l6.--FIour-FlFm
and unchanged. Wheat-A shade easier;
No. white Michigan 81 1917 amber
sll2t; No. = Wabash red 81 l3; No. 2
DAYTON and Michigan 81 l24. Corn
Dull; high mixed Il; seller Muy 72{c.
Oats-Quiet; Michigan j8ic; Whit 6O3c.
Glover Seed-Dull and nominal.
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pennsylvania Local option Law.

HARRISBURG, March 1.-THE House
bill to repeal the local option law, passed
the Senate on the third reading to-day,
with stringent license law added, and
was sent back to the House for concur
renee 1t is thought that the House will
not accept the bill, and local option will
stand
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WAsHINGToN, March 1.-THE Secre-
tarv of War has addressed communica-
ton to General Sherman, saying: "All
expeditions into that portion of the In
dian's territory known rs the Black
Hills country must be prevented as long
rs the present treaty exists. Efforts are
now being made for the eItinguish-
ment OF the Indian titles,
and all proper means will bo used
to accomplish that end. Ii, however,
the steps which are to be taken towards
the opening Of tho country for settle
ment tail, those persons at present with
in the territory without authority must
be expelled
Mr.. Lymar, chief of the civil service
board of the Treasury Department, re-
ported to the Secretary Of the Treasury
to day that, in accordance with instruc-
tious. all ub-boards had been abolished.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, March lG-Whcnt-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Enr IjCG
77c; shcllcd 7lG.7j free in elevator.
Pctrolcum-DuIl; crude 81 GOAT Parkers;
refined li3c for Philadelphia delivery.
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presented, and on motion of Mr.. Haney
a committee, consisting Of MIR. Haney
and Shupe, was appointed to inquire
whether the petition was in accoruance
with the ordinance 50 far US the number
OF signatures to the petition was con-
Cerned.
NR.J.S Shupe was granted permls-
sion to place sand. for building purposes,
upon the public square, such SAND, &c,
to be SO placed rs not to interfere wth
the use of said square.
On motion of Mr. Criswell, the com
mittee on Bridges were authorized to
examine the Indian run bridge, and take
such measures as will prevent its being
damaged.
On motion of Mr.. Haney an ordinance
10 pay sundry claims was presented and
put upon its first reading and finally
passed on the motion of Mr.. Criswell
to suspend the rules.
On the motion of Mr.. Shupe the COM
mittee on examining the numbering Of
tho houses of the city were granted fur
ther time to report.
On motion of Mr.. Criswell the Mar
shal was ordered to look after the condi-
tion of the street lamps, and instruct the
night police to have any damages that
occur or may occur, repaired.
On motion of Mr.. Criswel an ordi-
nance providing for the appointment of
an inspector of domestic and foreign
wines and liquors, was taken from the
table and put upon its second reading.
An ordinance providing for the ap.
pointmcnt of II gas measurer was put
upon Its seCOn reading.
The Council was still in session at the
time wo left, 9:l5 p. NJ.
MARTINS FERRY.
YESTERDAY was the dullest day in
Martins Ferry, in the way of local news,
that 1t has been our misfortune to meet
with.
TnE mud dried up rapidly yesterday,
under the influence of the brisk wind that
was blowing.
YESTERDAY afternoon was the coolest
part Of day, not to be freezing, ever ex-
perienced in this neighborhood.
CARTS were engaged yesterday in
hauling away the gravel that will insist
upon falling on the board walk on Hen
over street.
Mrs. CoNowAY did not DIE as it
was expected she would. DR.. Hoben-
sack has been attending her.
The heavy ice moving in the river
Yesterday caused the ferryboat TO lay up,
and also caused vast amount of incon-
venience to passengers.
The regular election for town officers
takes place on April 9TH. Notices 10
that effect are posted up in the city.
A SMALL fire occurred at the keg fac.
tory on Sunday evening. The roof Of
the dry house was burned of,
BRIDGEPORT.
YESTERDAY afternoon John Porter
found the remains of an unknown man
floating in tho back river, just
above the bridge, and brought the
body INTO the shore. The absence of the
coroner prevented an inquest being held
Immediately, although 1t was probably
held last evening.
THESE moonlight evenings me well
coined by persons who have to percgrin-
ate after dark. When Bridgeport has
street lamps, the current ofthe Ohior river
| is expected to run towards Pittsburgh.
.ErSAvILLE has been very quiet since
our last report, not single fight occur
ring.
The .Etna Mill is running double
turn this week in all departments, eX-
] Al,
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
oFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March l9, 6P. N.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
from the Northern and Upper Lakes
70 the Missouri and Tennessee, rising
barometer northwesterly winds, occa.
>ioral snow or rain with clearing and
colder weather.
FOR the Lower Lakes and Middle
States low but rising barometer, south
west To northwest winds, occasional rain
and colder and clearing weather.
The rivers will rise al Leayepswortb
heokuk, St. Louis Memphis, Vicks-
burg, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl, Louisville and Freeport.
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Editorial EXCURSION.

INDIANAPoLIS, March lG.-The lndi-
ana Editorial Association assembled in
this city yesterday, and left tins forenoon
on an excursion through the South. The
excursion consists of IS editors, many of
them accompanied by their ladies. The
trip will include stops at Memphis, Little
Rock, Jackson, Vicksburg, New Orleans,
Mobile Montgomery, Atlanta, and
rnnnv other nnints of interest.
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East Liberty Cattle Mark et.

EAST LIBERTY, MaFch ID.-OhII!e-
Receipts for to-day 1923 head. The sup
ply is light so far and holders asking
high prices; there are s few buyers on
hand and very little business doing, only
eight loads having changed hands; best
Sc 25G7 90; medium to good 50 I5lr
90; common to fair 81 2jta %; bulls
So 50G500. Hogs-ReceiPts for to-day
935 head; Workers s. 25@ : GO; best $ 20
as so. Sheep-Receipts for to-day 8. 200
head; best So OO(G6 10; medium 81 100
5 80
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FOREIGN.


PARIS March l6.-The L Uunir,rs>
publishes text Of address which General
Cabrera has issued to the Carlists, in
which he announces his recognition of
Alfonso King Of Spain, points to the
countrys need of peace, and appeals to
the patriotism Of the Carlists to discon-
tinue the struggle
The / Cnirersc adds that a Carlist
proclamation has appeared denouncing
Cabrera as traitor.
Severe Earthquake.
NEW YORK. March l6. "A CORES
pondence from Guadalajara contains an
account of an earthquake Of more than
usual force, which, on the night Of Feb
rusry llth, shook large portion Of
Northern Mexico The little town of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-17

Fms S.ua,, has confirmed the nomi-
ra,i,o.fOuyER \. PATTON, of West
Virginia. ii, register Of the land office at
Sal. Lake City, Utah Territory, and
LANE, McGEEGoE, pension agent at
pa.,bargh. Pa
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The mill operatives strike at Fall
River Massachusetts, is at an end, and
the mills will be reopened on Thursday.
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Terrific Explosion of Powder Mills
Great Excitement.

CLEVELAND. MarCn lb.-l ne austin
Powder COmpany's mills, located near
the canal. about five miles south Of this
city, blew up this afternoon with series
of terrific explosions. The works, which
composed ten or twelve buildings, were
completely demolished, large fragments
of timber and heavy machinery being
thrown a considerable distance. There
were eight or ten men at work in and
about the mills at the time Of the c1plo-
sion. three of whom were killed, the rest
escaping with few slight bruises.
The loss to the powder company can
not now be estimated, but will be heavy.
The buildings, with the exception of the
engine house. were of little value. The
extent Of the damage to the machinery
is not known. The cause of the eXplO-
sion will probably never be known, as
the man at the coming mill, where the
first explosion occurred, was killed. In
the immediate ncighborhood Of the eX-
plcsion houses were damaged, the win
dows being broken and the plastering
torn off. In the city the widest excite
mcnt prevailed, many thinking the de-
donations caused by an earthquake.
Houses rocked and shook, people rushed
into the street, horses became frightened,
adding to the alarm by their
plunging. Much damage to windows
was done. The large plate glass fronts
in Rvdcrs photograph rooms, Baldwins
dry goods store, the new City Hall,
CuShing'S block, the Standard block, and
several other places being shattered. The
damage in the city is estimated at from
$4,000 to 10000 An explosion occur
red ut these powder mills three years
ago, but very little damage was done to
property, except that owned by the
powder company.
Steamboat Burned-Insurcd I'm
Wheeling Ompnnics.
ST. Louis, March l6.-The steamer,
Wm ! Lewis bound from NiCkSburp to
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affecting 2ealster,

GOLD closed in New York ye''eFo"!
b, ll51
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IL Would Take the Roof OFF of Ply
mouth Church,

shake Brooklyn TO the foundation, and
revolutionize modern society when l
rcrused'to write the article for the gen.
cral market, they urged me to write II
for the Woodruff & ClaAin Weekly; |
told Tilton that | might take position
on the Golden Age, but l could not haz-
ard my reputation on the Weekly was
to write up the local SCI sationS for these
papers, and my salary was to be paid by
both.
Cross-cxamincd by Mr.. Fullerton-My y
residence is in Detroit; / bought news.
paper out there, and am winding up my
business connected with ii; it is called
the Detroit Union; when ! left Brooklyn
| went to Detroit, and when | was in
Brooklyn | was connected with the Sun;
| was writer on the Sun, and was paid
by tho piece for three months; | never
was discharged from the Sun
for writing libellous articles for It |
wrote sensational articles and was at lib
crty to sell them to any paper l pleased; /;
| went to Detroit in 1860 where | taught
Scheol for two years; | was then engaged
in selling books and kept books to rent,
but | failed in the business; after the war
broke out | was an army correspondent
for the New York Herald, and remained
in lis employ three or four years; | WAS
then special agent in the Postofficc De-
psrtment; for a short time after l
was Inspector of Customs at the New
York Custom House, and when
| was removed | went in the employ
ment of the Sun; have correspondcd
with Shearman about this matter,
think before tho Investigating Commit
tee began its labors; when | saw the
statement in the papers from Iilton, l
wrote to Shearman; the second week OF
the trial came here and had an inter
view with Shcarman; | returned to Dc
troit; | was paid 500 for my expenses
my hotel bill was about $50, my fare 80
and the remainder was spent IN lnciden'
tai expenses; this hundred dollars WAS
given to me two items and for my e1-
penseS.
Court nj this point took the usual recess
After Recess
Mr.. Cooke resumed the stand ard the
cross examination was continued, but
nothing of special interest was developed
John Gallagher was next called. lie
testified | reside at No. 80 Schermer-
horn street, Brooklyn; know Theodore
Tilton.and have known him ever since
l was in tho livery stable business.
Bathing Mt Concy Island.
WAS employed BY Tilton at one time
to take him to Coney Island in the latter
part of the summer of 1871. There was
a lady with him. Mr.. Tilton took car
riage from his own house. The lady was
there with him. On their arrlvsl at Co.
ney Island they went to bathe. Ihey
went little ways from me and came back
and Tilton said they were going to oathe,
and both gave me their gold watches.
could not see them bathe. They were
away about an hour, but l did not look 10
see il there was any appearances OF their
having bathed. They took back their
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Tho New Hampshire EIecttOn--Final
Returns.

CONCORD, March l6.-The full vote
Of the State is now in, and foots up as
follows Governor-Chency, 1925;
Roberts, 59,l6&; White, IA; total vote,
%. 2O2; Cheney over Roberts. l22. Con
gressmen. First DiStrict-W hitehouse,
Republican, 1863; Jones, Democrat,
l40O5; scattering, 325; Jones plurality,
3S5 Second District-Pikc, Republican,
1886: Bell. Democrat, 1908; scatter
ing. 2O2; Bells plurality. l47. Third
District-Blair. Republican, l2,SsS;
Kent, Democrat, l2.lSl; scattering,
1863; Blairs plurality, 2O7.
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Steamboat Burned-Insurcd I'm
Wheeling I Ompnnlcs.

ST. Louis, March l6.-The steamer,
VIM. J. Lewis, bound from VickSburg to
this city, took fire while coaling at Chcs-
ter. Illinois, sixty miles below here, this
afternoon, and burned to the waters edge.
One pilot and the watchman were either
burned or drowned, and three other men
are missing. The boat was owned by the
Missouri River Packet Company, and
valued at $4,000; insured in Cincinnati,
Wheeling and Pittsburgh offices.
Bridge swept Away.
SCRANTON, Pa, March l6.-The mag
nifcent bridge spanning the Susquehanna
river at Pitt.tou was swept away by =
flood tonight about ten minutes after a
passenger train with its living freight
had passed over it. The river is rising
rapidly and huge slabs Of ice are
coming down with aSwiit tide, thick and
fast Fears are entertained that the two
passenger bridges lower down the river
will be torn away.
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lU0 Barrels Pollock's Indiana Fancy.
a." Washington Indiana NILS.
d" Gem Of Ia" West, extra family
Just received and for sale by
mart u. REILLY.
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S Y r U P S.,

p Bbls. Gilt Edge Golden Syrup.
p " Maple Drips Golden syrup.
In store and for sale by
nO23 NJ. REILLY.
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER PEREroxEN, from Philadelphia for Boston, co
lded with the schr Anna sheppard from Providence Tor
Wilmington, NC. whom Banegat. Nov 70, and stove
The ch had bow stove and lost head gear The
Pekomen tried 70 TOW the Anna sheppard 20 Sandy Hook
but ad TO and head for Philadelphia They viii both
repair At Philadelphia and proceed
STEAMER GEoRGR WAsnwcroN from New Orleans for New
put into Norfolk 9th Inst short OF coal and boilers
leaking The w incorrectly reported arrived at New
York 26th).
ROMAN which driven ashore at Goose Island
by the lee Is from Pictou for Montreal. with coal.
STEAMER AMERICA Biiiups towed TO sea from Charles
by Metropolis bound for BALTIMORE sunday
last when they got outside they encountered strong head
wind, and when OF Cape Roman on Monday morning the
lines gave way aerward made fast, but from
the strong head wind found i'm possible 20 proceed
she was towed into Tybee (as before reported).
sHfP LABRADoR ar, not Salvador misprinied) from
Iobo Island Europe the vessel which put into Yapa-
raiso Oct ~ leaky
BARK MISsEsorA from Hamburg for Baltimore, nj Hall.
distress before reuoftadl experienced very heavy
The New York herald., 1875-11-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

DUBLIN, Nov 2e-saied barks constanta Co ,TaIlaksen
United States; Abraham Aus), Matcovich do.
EsGLBH CHANNEL, Nov 24-Arrived, bark Schiller (Gor),
Gloistein, New York for Bremen
GLOUCESTER Nov 26-Saied bark sesn Dubrovacki Aus)
Gogga. United States
GooLK, Nov 2e-Sailed, bark Fenwck B, Foye. United
States
HAvRR, Nov 25-Sacd. barks Fridef dvor) Morthensen
United States Protector No Gundersen Betty or)
Nordenholt do.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 27-Arrived, ship B Metcalf CSor,
Knudsen, Norfolk, Va brig Emily Waters Bp, Patterson
Mobile
Sailed 26th, ship City of Liverpool CBr) wheford United
States; bark Heca (Br), Gould do
LONDON, Nov 26, PM-Arrived, steamer Greece CBr)
Thomas, New York.
Cleared 9th, ship Advance Cr) Rogers United States
QUEExsrowr, Nov 27-Arrived, bark Kong Carl (Nor).
Knudsen New York.
Also arrived 9th, AM City Of Limerick r)
Jameson Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded
PM Wyoming Bp, Price, New York for do (and pro-
coodedl.
Sailed 2eth, Pm, steamer Dakota oBL Forsyth orom
LverpooD. New York
LIVERPOOL, Nov 27-Bark Lillian NJ vigus CBD, vigus
from New York which arrived this port inst was
damaged by collision
Steamer City of Limerick ) which arrived Queens
town to-day from Philadelphia her voyage this port
will sail from here Dec for PhadelphiA