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The New York herald., 1875-03-11
COLOMBIA.

How WILL THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNION
BE CHOSEN?
PANAMA. March 2, 1875.
Affairs in this Republic are apparently quiet,
but there Is a great deal or agitation going on
with respect to the coming election for President
Of the Union. an this excitement extends, more
or less, to all the States. Panama, like the rest,
participates IN mat sort OF political Iermen tatun
whether the question Will be settled bv the mere
votes OF he States or by an armed struggle
mains to be seen. Fears are expressed regarding
the interference OF the national troops to secure
the vote Of a State Tor the government candidate.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Sophie Hebron gives piano recital this
afternoon at steinway Hall. with very interest
ing programme.
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins announces his second lee.
ture, with plano illustrations, to take place at
Steinwav Hall on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas Will give a classical matt.
nee on Saturday at Stenway Hall, the selections
being Rar's symphony, 'Im wade," Brahms
Hungarian dances, Beethoven's nth piano con-
certo in e fat and work by Weber, Madame
Madeline Schiller, pianist, and the romance OF
Wolfram from "TaEnhauser," and extracts from
the nrst night OF the ''Niebelungen Ring,n Mr.
Franz RemmertZ, baritone.
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truly, DANIEL HUNTINGTON.
Elegant rooms for ladies' gentlemen and children No.
third streets Visitors always welcome References By
Packards Business Collegcl Rev Father Hecker Rev.
Dr. Haight lot Trinity church), Rev. Father Preston.
Rev. q. B. rockingham, &c, &c.
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THE ISTHMUS CANAL PRO-
JECT.

PANAMA., March 2 1878
Captain Lull, OF the United States Navy, and his
party are hard at work with the survey across this
part ofthe lsthmus
The line so far has given satisfaction, and
favorable opinions increase as the survey pro.
ceeds When last spoken with Captain Lull ex-
pressed himself much grarined with the results 50
water could be had than was anticipated.
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u puYAUREs PLATFORM OF GOVERNMENTAL
POLICY.
THE KAISER AND THE POPE

EsMARCK's APPEAL TO ITALY-rN DANGER FROM
THE HOLY FATHER
LONDON, March lis 80 A. N.
The Times Berlin correspondent telegraphs that
Germany has asked Italy whether she will con-
hnue to exempt the Pope from the obligations Of
law, and complains thht he Is now abusing the
bellion In Germany.
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THE VICE PRESIDENT AND TIL
BOUNTY BILL.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
There Is much mlsapprencnsion in regard to the
Bounty bill. Mr. MCPHERSON, Clerk of the House,
in a note, states that "the Conference Committee
Unanimously agreed to recommend to their re-
spcctive houses tnat the House recede from It's
vote non-concurring In the amendments Of the
Senate. This Is the text OF their entire recon-
mcncation. The House agreed to the report Of
the committee, and l accordingly informed the
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MOLLY MAGUIRE.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, March 10, 1878.
On Tuesday night at twelve O'clock about one
hundred "Molly Maguires" passed through Ashton
near Summit Hill. all armed, some with clubs
others with pistols and guns. and all masked
Tney were In search OF Luke Sweeny who the
"Molly Maguires" claim is WORKING as q 'olack-
leQ." He and several Others notified 10 cease
work or take the cons sequences ana they
promised to do so IN order to save their lives.
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MACMAHON'S MINISTRY.
4 FRENCH CABINET coNsrIruTED-rHE NEW
MINISTRY.

YRENcH CABINET coNsrIrurED-rHE NEW
MINISTRY
PARIS, March Ia, 1875.
1t 10 ofncially announced that . Ministry has
been formed, ~ follows:-
NJ. Buffet, Minister of tho Interior.
II. Dufaure, Minister OF Justice.
n. Leon say. Minister OF Finance.
n. WALTON, Minister OF Public instruction.
Vlcompte de Meaux, OF the Right, Minister OF
Agriculture
Duke Decazes Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
General de Clssey, Minister OF War.
Admiral de Montaignac, Minister Of tho Marine.
ID. Caillaux, Minister oil Public WORKS.
u. DuYAURE's PLATFORM or GOVERNMENTAL
POLICY.
PARIS March lo-Eveniug.
Tho Courier Dc France reports that N. Dufaure
has drawn up programme Of policy for the now
Ministry, tho leading features OF which are a. FOL.
lows:-
The Assembly on meeting after tho Easter holi-
days. to vote the budget
The Senatorial elections TO be mold next Sep.
tsmper.
The dissolution Of tho Assembly to follow in o.
tober.
The government to demand the maintenance OF
the preseps electoral system ana to raise tho state
Of siege IN all the departments exoeps the Seine.
the Rh0ne and tha Bouches. du-Rhone.
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THE CENTENNIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1875.
The Director General OF the Centennial Exhibi.
tion has to-day been orcially notified that Con-
xress appropriated $685. 900 for the preparation OF
the Exhibition 70 be made by the departments OF
the government and the erection OF building
TO contain II,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show tho changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding date Of last
year, as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALD Bulding:-
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, March 2 1875.
The reports brought here from Central America
lre most gratifying. At all the ports business is
brisk and the crops ere being forwarded promptly.
The steamship Honduras brought down the other
uay cargo OF over II, 900 bags OF coffee.
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BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION.
CHICAGO, March 10, 1875

CHICAGO, March 10, 18I5
special from Sioux City 10 the Times says
many strangers have arrived to join Gordon's
Black Hills expedition, which is to start April
o. Inc Indications are tnat there will be over
one thousand men ready by that time.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
LATER RETURNS OF Yesterdays ELECTIoN-No
ELECTION OF oovERNoR-THE CONGRESSIONAL

LATER RETURNS OF Yesterdays ELECrIoN-No
ELECTION OF oovERNoR-THE CONGRESSIONAL
RETURNs-rHE LEa1sLArURE.
CONCORD. March 10, 1875.
Returns from all but eight towns or the State
nave been received here. The footings OF these
towns are az foll0ws:-
TWO hundred and nfty.nne towns ana wards
give Cheney, republican. as,77l; Roberts, demo-
crat, 80, 6Ss: White temperance, and scattering.
67s. The same towns last year gave McCutohins,
republican, $500; Weston, democrat, 5.205 I;
Blackmar, temperance. and scattering, 2,o77. Re-
publican net gain, 2,S27 Cheney's minority, sos.
TOWNS TO BE HEARD FROM.
Tho towns yet TO be heard from gave last year
McCutchins, republican, 2sl; Weston, democrat,
3l3; scattering, Z. Adding last years. vote In
these towns makes the republican net gain 2, 1858
and Cheney's minority 634.
The footipgs from the First Congressional
district elect Jones, democrat, by 472 plurality
plurality. and Blair. republican. In the Third dis
trict, by rs plurality.
Estimating iour towns in Coos county not re-
turned to give the same vote last year, the re-
pubcsns have majority in the House, hut tho
exact ngures cannot De given. They claim q ma.
jority OF from SIX 10 twelve.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
The footings OF the several Senatorial districts
indicate that they stand as follows mo. !, re-
publican; No. @ no choice No. 8. democrat; No.
4 no choice; No. s, republican; No. 6. democrat; |;
No. 7, republican; No. 8, democrat; No. Q. repub-
lican; No. 10. republican; No. II, democrat; No.
~, democrat.
This leaves tho Senate with nve republicans and
nve democrats. two districts having no choice.
NO ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
There Is no election OF Governor by tho people,
ana the DUTY of selection will devolve upon the
Legislature, which will, doubtless, elect Cheney,
the republican candidate. The democrats claim
o majority In the Council, though the districts
have not been figured sufficiently to determine
finally.
The vote In the state yesterday Il said to have
been she largest ever polled.
THE EFFECT IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March 10, 1875.
Later returns from New Hampshire have
CHECKED tho enthusiasm of the administra ton
supporters. The TACT that the third term was In
troduced In the canvass the friends OF the Presi.
dent say was an element OF weakness. This morn
ing one half the Cabinet were at the White House
carousing and rejoicing over the great success In
New Hampshire. The President was silent but
appeared cheerful. Tonight he Is more serious
ana said to o visitor ''The more one relies upon
newspaper reports the moro he will be deceived y
The leading democratic Senators hope the State
has gone republican, to check, as they say tho
reckless enthusiasm OF tho party. Nothing would
be lost II the Governor was republican, on the
other hand tho more conservative democrats
argue that democratic successes in New Ham psnire
and Connections will decide the position OF Ill
who are on the fence. politically.
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OGLETHORPE PARK RACES.
ATLANTA, Ca. March IL

ATLANTA, Ca. March 10, 1875.
me races opened to-day at OQethorpe Park.
Ihe three.quarter mile race vas won by Matte o.
N l'2o and the mue dash was won By Century n
I:S6K.
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A STAY OF THE DEATH PENALTY.
WHEELING. w.

WHEELING, w. Va. March TO- 1876.
Judge Raymond, OF the Supreme Court Of this
State, has granted stay OF proceedings in tue
case OF Taylor Strander the colored wife mur.
derer, who was sentenced to be hanged on the
26th inst 20
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RUSSIA.

LONDON. March II. 1875.
Tho report that Prince Gortschakon has re-
quesfed the recall Of Mr.. Schuyler, United States
Charge d'Anairs at St. Petersburg, Is untrue.
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pIsHOP IICHARDSON,

Tho Rev. James Richardson. Bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church In Canada, died at his
home In Toronto, on Monday night, aged eighty
four years. Bishop Richardson was well knows
ana highly esteemed.
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FRANCE
BoNAPAHrIsr OoU1.

CITIZEN FEARS OF BoNAPAHrIsr oou1.
PARIS, March 10. 1878.
Rumors OF Q contemplated coup d'etat BY the
Dosapartisrs are In circulation here, ana cause
pme uneasiness
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A.-TiE RUSSIAN VAPOR (MARBLE) BATHS
25 East Fourth street. largest luxurious and
popular baths in the United States. Try them for
cold
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ARMY NOT TO DEMoNsTnAT
AGAINST PRUSSIA.
NACMAHoN's

BERLIN, March II, 1875
There IL no foundation for the report in the
Ta0solot: that France intended TO concentrate
troops in the Eastern Departments expert
mentally. and Germany threatened to mobilize two
army corps on the Rhine II she persisted.
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DARBER'S ITCH ALL OVER MY FACE-GILESp
LIHIMENT IoDIDE or AMMONIA cured me.
JOHN BURNS. sixteth ST.. Boulevard, New YorE.
Sold be all druggists. Depot 45l Sixth avenue
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CATHOLICS ATTENTION. - THOSE INTER.
ested in the success or the DAILY rELEGRAruthe onlv
daily Catholic newspaper in the countyare requested
10 attend meeting for the formation OF joint stock
company, at No. 2i Bowery, at o'cocS this evening.
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass Signs, Store, Office and Sign Painting.
A o. BrO
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HAVE MERCY ON YOURSELF AND YOUR
friends cough that is dangerous you and annoy
in: TO them HALEs HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND Tar will
Immediately cure.
PIkEs ToorHAcHE DRoPs cure in ono minute
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Average temperature yesterday. ............. 351s
last year. 2ex
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A THING THAT MAKES LIFE TERRIBLE-TO
any metal spring trusses. The ELAsSIc TRUSS 683
Broadway worn easy night ana day, prevents all in
convenience from rupture.
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IF YOU WISH TO PRESERVE YOUR VITALITY
and establish SINKING fund OF health rid Of
those horrid the magic powers OF ELEcrRcIrY
at no. West Foureentn street.
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EXERCISE.--J. MOODS GYMNASIUM. NO. q
East 1wentyeighth street. day and evening; Turk
ish Bath, Boxing, Fencing, &c. send for circular
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SNOW AND RAlN.-BOOTS SHOES AND IN,
Ola RupDsRs all styles and prices. Patronlze MILLER
CO.. No. j Union square
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GEaarANIA TEEArRE-oIRoFLE-o

GERMANIA THEATRE-orRoELE-GI -GIEoFLA
Lecocq's admirable opera, which has alresdy.
become formidable rival In popularity to "La
File dc Madame Apgot." ana which contains
music OF q much higher order than Is generally
found in opera oouDe, was brought out for the
nrst time Ia German last night Tor the benefit OF
Miss Lima Mayr the most versatile and fascinating
soubretle that the German stage IN this country
can boast OF at present. There are two important
changes In the version OF Lecocq's work given at
the Germanta last night from what we have seen
IN French. and those changes, we believe. are IN
accordance with the original The role OF
Marasquin was given to a tenor (Mr.
Scautz), aud tnat Of Mourzouk to
basso (Mr. schoenwolrl. Miss Lima Mayr
appeared In the title roles. and In none OF the
many opera 0OtkDe parts she has hitherto un0er.
taken did she gain such a decided ana complete
success. The now familiar numbers oI the spark
hng work were sung and laughed through with
posed TO oe the exclusive quality OF the French
school. In the clever Uncle OF the first aot, an
adlil abe buriesque on grand opera ensembles,
Miss Mayrs voice very effective. Tne
crowded house and numerous floral offerings that
on ner vocal and dramatic efforts. rne tenor, Mr..
schuTZ, gave very laugnable and thoroughly
!oyabie Interpretation OF the young bridegroom,
Marasquln and more ierocious looking
represent atve OF the bloodthlrsty Moor tnan
Mr.. Schoenwoln It would be very difficult
to find. Don Bolero and Aurora, his snrewlsh
Vile, were capltaliy represented Dy Mr.. Witt and
Miss Schmitz, and Miss HeynOld acted and sang
the roe OF Paquita the hie The pirates' chorus
was heartily applauded, ana many OF the principal
airs IN the opera were encored. The work was
very handsomely placed on the stage as lar as
scenery and costumes were concerned, and the
chorus and orchestra, although necessarily small
In NUMBERS TO suit the size OF the STAGE were CON-
the work very SATISFACTORILY. "Gerone- -Gerofla',
promises 70 have long run at this cosey little
,heatse, me ana to enjoy as great popularity with
the h00iteteS OF the Park Theatre.
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THE NEGRO MINsTREI.s.

THE NEGRO MINsTREIS
Although there are so many entertaining plays
at the various theatres to attract the thousands
who, despite the rigors OF Lent and the condition
oil the streets, make IL point to 60 TO some place
OF amusement every night, the minstrel halls are
by no means neglected. Indeed, there are great
many people who, during Lent, would hesitate
long while before gong to theatre, hesitate
not at oil TO 20 20 witness the performances
negro minstrely, In Lent time Is blessed institu-
ton, and, Judging from the way every one OF
the halls was crowded last night, those who
believe tnat the tambUurine, the bones and the
banjo are sacred when there Is o negro song or
two and ''walk arOundn as o finale must be
quite numerous. But 1t II pretty certain that the
place on Twenty-tnird street, the San FrancscO's
hall on Broadway, near Twenty-eightn street, and
Robinson Hall, In sixteenth street, near Broad.
way, where the Georgia troupe OF genuine negroes
have been performing since Monday evening last,
were not all strict Lent observers. In point OF
fashion and intelligence they werc for aught that
we could Judge to the contrary, part and parcel
or the audiences ono meets wish At the theatres
every few nights.
AT the san Francisco hall there was, as usual, a
goody bill fare, the chief features OF which were
Eston's r"Medeam tns Two Orphans" the
BETH" At Bryant's' the skidmores were out
on full dress. parade ana Dave Reed
reviviIying ..Shoo Fiy" The ape. Pc ' Elephant" and
Norma" entertained the audience hugely, and
"Uncle Eph's Dream'' seemed a. fresh ana attrac-
tive as ever to tue old hooitues OF the house, VINO
were present in large numbers. The Georgia
Slave Troupe, at Robinson Hall, had q very large
audience. who seemed to oe quite enthusiastic
over their performances. Their songs were gwen
with the genuine negro gusto, and although some
OF the end men are some what extravagant IN their
gyratOns the novelty OF their sayings and the droll
way In which they say them are quite refreshing.
''Brudder Bones Baby" was the most laughaple
performance OF the evening. and 'Lle and Love
in Georgia." plantation sketoh. ftly closed the
entertainment
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TIE HEAD IS APT TO ACHE WHEN THE
stomach IS sour or acd-MILK OF MAGSEsA by removing
the necessarily overcomes the effect Of
this agreeable preparation which a pure hydrale and
notcarbonate or cacined magne permanently
indigestion. sold by all druggists.
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MRS. CoNwAYS (BRooKLYN) THEATRE.
Tho temperance OF Mr. John Mccullough on
the boards or Brooklyn theatre proves that there
still exists in the hearts OF the people OF the City
OF Churches love Tor higher order Of drama
than that with which they have been OF late so
sureited. MIR. McCullougn's appearance in Brook.
lyn has always been heartily greeted, and his i'm
personations OF the principal characters OF the
great dramatist have from time to time received
the applause or crowded houses. the manage
ment oil the Brooklyn Theatre has given the
patrons of the house attractions OF the
most varied character, auu the same have
been duly recorded. This week, alter u
brief absence, Mr. Mccullough reappears IN
q lew OF his most notable repres en- tatlOns.
Last evening he appeared as OtheIio, AIDED by me
very excellent stock company attached the
theatre The announcement tnat he was to ap-
pear as the Moor. IN the dehneatlOn OF which
character he specially eXcels even himself, drew
a very crowded house. one iecllng was para
mount at the lall OF the curtain-that 1T was u
not oe brought TO shine In sphere for any
length OF time, and that tney should, like the
comet or the transit Ol Venus. by compulsion,
draw crowds for u lew nights, then disappear III
space. The play was admirably put upon the
Stage, rejecting the greatest credit on the man.
agement. Mr.. Mccullough. at the Ial OF the cur
tain, was called to the 'front.' and received the
hearty applause or the audience.
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DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
BROADWAY AND FOURTEENTH STREET.
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Pills. PotiOns and PunEencies.

Or. O. Fitzgerald, the wonderful clairvoymt
physician and surgeon, will visit Belfast, at the
New England House. Thursday and Friday,
May 9th and 2sth Don't fail to see him, his
cures are truly wonderful. EXAMINATIONS
FREE OF CHARGE.
ECONOMICAL New FooD. % cents will buy
package of Sea Moss Farine, made from pure
Irish Moss, which will make 30 kinds of dishes,
such as cakes. pies, buildings, etc. or lG quarts
of cusards, jellies, creams, Charlotte Russo,
blame mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
GrocerS. / W.
how to sound the c.
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam:
Best in quality;
More in quantity:
incest in taste:
SureSt to cure:
And less in price,
of amy medicine III tie world.
A gentleman observing the sign of "Caswell'
upon a business establishment, remarked that
it would be ''as well without the G."
The Questioned Settled. Those eminent men,
DR.. Jas. Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria,
and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that consumption
can be cured. DR.. Wistar knew this when he
discovered his now widely known Balsam of
correctness of his opinion. 80 cts. and 81 a
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
Love is sed tn be blind, but know lots of
pheows in love who can see twice as much in
their gals as | kan. Josh Billings.
The attention of invaliCs who are suffering
from kidney, bladder and glandular diseases,
likewise from female irregularities, diabetes,
mental and physical debility, dropsy and COM
plants incidental to the urino-genltal organs, is
directed to Hunts Remedy. 1t affords prompt
relief and is Il positive cure for the above named
troubles.
What is the difference between belle and a
burglar? The belle carries false locks, and the
burglar false keys.
Bayolnc is now the popular hair dressing. 1t
is meeting with ready sale in all directions. 1t
is sold by all druggists at very reasonable
price; and its virtues, its beneficial effects upon
the scalp, its efficacy in preventing the hair from
falling out, its cleanliness and economy are
points in its favor, which are vouched for ny a
well known physician, and which all will dis
cover by brief trial.
A cruel joke at the expense of those ladies
who are perpetually striving to gain IA hearing
in the Press has been going the round of literary
circles, to the effect ''that they look much better
in muslin than in print
Stop That Cough.
No pulmonary complaint however obstinate,
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Killed His Father.
GREAT FALLS. Nj.

NKEAI T AI-IS, NIaN n.
kezar Place, the keeper OF Il house OF i'll
repute in the town of Rochester, was acct
dentally Shot and killed by his son last
Saturday night. party of men applied
at the house for admission after il had
been closed for the night Place refused
to let them in, whereupon they burst open
the door and entered The son hearing
his father quarreling with the party, en-
tered the room and discharged pistol in
to the crowd. killing his father and slight
~ wounding one OF the roughs. Young
Place was arrested.
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Rescued from a Wreck.

NEW YORK, May a.
The schooner Agnes J. Grace which arrived
nj this port last night from Havana, reports
That on the 2lst inst, in lat. "a 80, lon. 15.4,
fell in with the top of Il vessels cabin with two
men on it. The schooner hove to and rescued
them. They proved to be Capt Hurst, of the
schooner Mary and Eliza of Portsmouth, n. H.,
from Savannah for DamariscOtta, and a seaman
Captain Hurst reports that on May 10th, during
heavy gale, his vessel sprung a leak and cap
sized. The rest of the crew were capsized in
the small boat. Captain Hurst and William
Griffin, the seaman were on the house ninety
one hours without food or water