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QhHgmteILiatnter:

DEATH OF WIN. EwINo.-ln another
,,lumu will be found notice OF the
death Of this we'll known citizen toSe'Aet
with some biographical "Reminiscences oi
him. lie was iamiliarly known 10 tne
nrip,ers of the city as "UncIe Billy
Ewing" an appcllatiOn that was always
ppdcrstood to designate him as the senior
member and paternaI head Of the craft
= 49,. miJ.,, lie was an old time print
ar careful and neat in his work, more de-
sirous Of pleasing his taste than OF getting
hi, nav for a job. He had a peculiar
nepchant for scrupulously preserving all
hi, purchases of type, and he always had
ON hands numberless fonts that although
old in years were quite new as regards
actual use. He. bought new things in his
line Of work and preserved old ones.
His private corner in his office was quite
curiosity shop in the way of old relics
and all kinds Of novelties. He had n
ps,sion for gathering them together, es-
pecialIy old coins, OF which lie had a
,,eat number. ,
During the war Mr.. Ewing was one
ol the most Jealous Union men in the
cj,r His whole heart was in the cause,
,nl his flag was always flung to the
breeze on the slightest news Of victory.
He had little cannon that he used to load
and ire from his window on gala days.
We mention this 10 his credit, rs showing
his uncalculatiug patriotism, for he drew
hi, patronage from all classes Of political
sentiment.
Some days ago we published little
,o,ice Of Mr.. Ewing, taken from a
.Ioundsyille paper, that spoke ofhim as
Vie Benjamin franklin OF West Virginia
,,in,ers. Thcdesignatioh wasnot inapt.
,ndn that old "Uncle Billy" has gone
se are reminded Of the. epitaph that
franklin wrote for himself some time
before his death. 1t might appropriate
" enough be placed over the grave ofour
friend. "lTcre lies the body OF Benjamin
franklin, printer; an old book quite worn
out. which will appear again in new
edition, with all its errors revised and
corrected by its author"
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New YORK, February 25.-Cotton -
Quiet at l23<al2 :15-l6e. Flour-ln very
moderate request; Superfiue western and
State a 25a4 G5; common to good 81 GOA
8 25; good to choice 81 S5a5 IS; white wheat
extra $5 s0a7 70; extra Ohio 81 9Oa7 %; st
Louis s. 25a9 90. WheAt-LesS active and
a shade easier; No. l spring 81 39al SO; un
graded spring 81 041fal 10; No. 9 do Chi
cago spring nominRlly 81 2lal "a; No. z
Milwaukee old in store q 80. Rye-Quiet
at s5assc. Barley-Quiet. Malt-Firm
Corn-Easier with q fair business; mixed
no grade 6oa6OKc; low mixed graded Csc
0ats-More steady; western mixed State Al
45a49o; white 46a521fc. Hay and Hops
Quiet and unchanged. Cofiec-Quiet; car
goes l6al9c. sugar-Active; fair to good
refining at 7ka79Sc; prime 7Nc. Molase'
and RiCe-Quiet. WhiSky-Sl lOal II.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMoRE, February 24.-Flour-Firm,
fairly active and unchanged. Wheat
Qujet; No. 9 western red 81 SO; Pennsylya'
mia do 81 S7al Ss. COrn-Steady and firm;
western mixed Gle. 0ats-Dull and heavy;
western white 44a45c; mixed 4la4Sc. Rye
Nominal. Hay-Dull and unchanged.
Provisions ( Quiet, steady and nnchenged;
Butter-Strong and unchanged. Petrole.
um-Nominaly firm; crude SaShc; refined
14a14hc. Cotfee-Strong and higher; Rio
cargOes l6al9c; jobbing lGNa20c. Whisky
--Nominally 81 l0M.
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Gov. Kellogg Calls an Extra Ses-
sion of the Senate.

New ORLEANS, February 25.-Gov,
Kellogg has issued proclamation con-
.vening the Senate in extra session, 10
commence Immediately on the expiration
Of the present regular session, on Thurs.
day March ID, and continued for and
during the space Of ten days, for
the purpose Of sitting as q Court o.
Impeachment II necessary. The impress
sion among the Republicans seems to be
that it was the purpose Of the House to
prefer the articles Of impeachment
against the Governor and Lieut., Cover
nor on the last day Of the session
which would suspend them from Office
The Speaker Of the House, acting Gov,
ernor under the constitution, believed
that convening the Senate in extra ses
sion would operate to quiet the impeach
ment schemes.
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CINCINNATI, February 25.- Cotton
Firm at l2c, Fiour-Nominally unchar ged.
Wheat-Dull at 81 1Sal 20. Corn-Steady
al 4Sa45c, Oats-Quiet at 35ai?c. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Rye-Steady at "a
a7Sc, Pork-QuIet at $22 SIX. Lard
Easier; steam at l2Xc; kettle iS1IalSslc.
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders ats5GasH Nc;
clear rib Ike; clear llXal2c. Bacon
Demand fair and market firm ut 91tal2Nn
lSc. Whisky-SteGdy and In moderate de-
mand at 81 06.
Hoos-Dull; common 10 good light 81 70
as 10; fair TO good packing s. 2Oas 40;
choice heavy $S 45aS 80.
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STATE SECURITIES-Quiet,


RAILROAD BoHDs-Firm; Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas sinking funds and Hannibal &;
st. Joe convertible bonds are higher.
srocEs-Opcned firm, but later Union
Pacific declined from 6sA to G5S4, which
had depressing effect, and the general list
dropped off 4 TO IL per cent. Towards
midday Union Pacific rallied to 6SA, and
the whole market became firm and prices
advanced Aalh per cent. The most active
stocks were Western Union, Pacific Mail,
Lake Shore and the Granger" shares.
During the last hour shares were less nc.
tive, but the market was firm at the close.
The best prices Of the day were generally
current. The transactions in the Stock
Exchange were 16S,000 shares, OF which
10000 were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern, 5000 st, Paul,
10000 Lake Shore, 1900 Erie, 1000 ohiOs,
aud K mn ITninn Pacific H#
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PnILADEIPnIA, February 25.-Wool--
In moderate demand and prices steady;
supply greatly reduced, but sufficient for
the demand. Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia XX and above 4Ga50c; X 10
a47c; medium 5Oa54c; coarse 46a49c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine
42a43c; medium 4Sa54c; coarse 45a49c;
SmSng gg wRssSd 5SSSSS @ CSaqSs SO5 SoaOns
dium unwashed 35aSSc; tub washed 49a56c;
extra and mcrino pulled 3sa42c; No. l and
superfine pulled S5a40c; Texas fine and
medium 22a25c; fancy II; prime l2s4al31Ic;
western fine l21a13; Texas coarse 2la2Sc.
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Recommends Additional Appr0-
DriatiOn.

LoU1svnlE, February 95.-A message
from the Governor was laid before the
Legislature to-day, recommending an ad.
ditional appropriation Of $1,000 for the
representation Of Kentuckys resources
at the Centennial. The recommendation
is made at the instance Of the Commits.
sioners, whose communication the mess
age enclosed. The Commissioners are Of
the opinion that the erection OF a build
ing is necessary to carry out the purpose
OF the joint resolution adopted by the
Legislature. The message was referred
in each House to a special committee.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

New YORK, February 25.-Whilo the
Harlan Brothers were going through
trapeze performance at the Park theatre,
Brooklyn, last evening, both fell 10 the
s.; re, 4 distance OF Is feet and one Of
them was probably fatally injured.
BosroS, February 24.-John N. Pierce
formerly cashier Of the Merchants Ma.
tional Bank OF Lowell, lately acquitted ol
the charge Of embezzlement, was arrested
to-day Oh charge Of forgery and larceny
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Gov. Hcndrlcl1s and Party:

New ORLEANS, February 25.-Gov;
ernor Hendricks, lady and party arrived
here to-day. A committee Of prominent
citizens, headed by Mayor Leeds, met
Governor Hendric;p at the depot where
a reception speech was made BY the Hon
q. n. Ogden rendering the hospitalities
Of the city. Governor Hendricks re.
sponded, The committee then escorted
the Governor and party to the 81. Charles
Hotel. Governor Hendricks room was
crowded with callers during the afternoon
ard ayantpp e -sfs "a
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Arn,1 OF the CnmberInnd,

PHILADELPHIA, February 25.-A IargC
meeting OF the survivors Of the Army o.
the Cumberland was held tonight L
make arrangements for tenth annual Te
uion Of the Society Of the Army OF thC
Cumberland in this city July 9th and 9TH
The arrangements were concluded fol
making the reunion the grandest evel
held. Secretary Bristow will deliver ar
oration.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 25.--sugar-
In good demand and drrner; common SKA
az; fair to fully fair 61Sa71sc; prime 7kc;
strictly prime to choice 79Sa7S<c. Molasses
Demand good; fermenting common 35aSG;
prime 3sa40c; strictly prime 4Sa45c; cistern
bottom 42a47c; reboiled fair 4Sc; prime to
choice 45a59.
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TOPEKA, KS, February 25.-The Dem
ocratic State Central Committee have
issued a call for Convention to meet il
this city the 1s;h Of May, to elect dele
gates to the National Convention at St
Louis.
The Reform Committee have also issued
call for Convention to send delegates
TO the Grecnback Convention at Indiana
polls.
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MEMPHIS.
Impcachment ol dow. Ames.

MEMrH1s, February 25.-The AppearI
Jackson, Miss, special last night say
the House spent the entire day in consid'
oring the report Of the Ames Inyestigat
ing Committee. At the time the speoia'
was sent last night the vote had not beer
reached.
The report OF the committee recon-.
mended that Governor Ames be impeach
ed and removed from office for oficial
misconduct on eleven separate and dis.
tinct charges which are specified, consist
ing OF q failure TO remove certain oficialt
and the removal OF others without cause
for causing bloodshed at Vicksburg il
Crosby's case; for calling for United
States troops and having them eject Flap'
agan, the Sheriff Of Warren county, from
his Office in violation OF the law; in at.
tempting to incite u war between the
nces; in arming the colored militia
and causing them to detiantly parade the
streetSof Clinton. .~N EEgy
ARTICLES OF IMPEAcHNENTAD ADOPTED.
The appeals Jackson, Miss, special
says in the House to-day the resolution
impeaching Gov. Ames for high crimes
and misdemeanors in office was adopted
SO to "a. Counsel for Lieut. Governor
Davis filed a plea denying wholly and
severally the articles Of Impeachment.
THE LIDRErTo OF THE CARNIVAL.
The libretto Of the pageant OF the
Memphi on the night Of the Carnival ia
out, and is eagerly sought after. The
subject represented this year will be poe
try, and will consist Of twenty.eight
floats in tableau, in which the characters
and scenes will be depicted to the life In
the finest style Of art.
The first tableau in the prelude will
represent Fact and Fancy; the scenes
and characters being view Of the earth
and clouds; Fact, typifed by rustic at
the plow, is startled from the labors Of
the field by vision Of Fancy, beautiful
youth bestrids Pegasus. Fancy is en-.
circled by garlands and flies through the
clouds on his winged steed, mockingly
casting flowers on Fact.
The other tableaux in the prelude rep.
resent the birth OF Poetry and the MUSES.
on Mount Parnasus. The theme repre-
sents the different poets Of various ma.
tions, taken from'two Of the most noted
poets of each, that Of Greece from Homer
and Anacrcon; England, Shakespeare and
and Byron, and American, Poe and Long
fellow. That from Poe is taken from
Annabel Lee, and represents her tomb by
the sounding sea, while the one from
LongfelIow Is from the Courtship OF Miles
Standish, and represents that dauntless
pioneer returning the wampum' to the
savage filed with bullets.
The pageant Of the Ulks on the day
Of the Carnival will represent Louis the
Ninth Of France returning from the CRU
sade.
The city rapidly filling with strangers.
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Nothing goes up in price but government
bonds and undoubted securities, such as
those Of the Baltimore & Ohio, the Cleye,
land & Pittsburgh, and other corpora
tions known to be earning enough money
to pay, beyond doubt, the interest on
their Indebtedness.
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Sold the Game.

CHICAGO, February 25.LConsiderable
discussion having been engaged in by the
sporting men since the Burleigh.Shaw
billiard match last Saturday night as to
the honesty Of the game played, Burleigll
was to-day examined carefully by the
stakeholder, and confessed that tho game
was sold SO that he might make profit
from the pool selling.
FAILED FOR 100000.
A Times special says Chiffon & Co., oI
Charleston, Illinois, pork packers and
millers, have failed for 100000. The
firm has been considered one OF the
strongest in the country.
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= SENATE.


~ lie FlNANSEsbllAf. = * lJtla
on5motion of Mr.. Sherman; the Senate
proceeded TO Reconsideration Of the
6ill reported by The Finance Committee
on Wednesday last, TO amend the acts oi
July,14th, 1870, and January 2Oth, to
authorize the refunding Of the National
debt.
Mr.. Sherman explained the bill, and
said that it was recommended by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, 1t provided
that the A! per cent bonds should run
thirty years instead OF fifteen years,and be
easediiniam6nntf from $S60,0O0,000to
$50O,000,00O.
Mr. Edmunds inquired iiany Of the 4!
Der cent bonds had been Issued.
After some debate the Senate passed
without amendment the bill reported by
the Finance Committee on Wednesday tC
amend the acts OF July 14th, 1870, and
January 23dy 1871, to authorize the re
funding Of the National debt. The yote
on the passage Of the bill was as follows
I'll TRose voting IN the negative were
Messrs. Cockrell, Eaton, McCreery, Nc.
Donald and Robertson.
The bill as passed amends the acts
named so as to provide that the amount
Of bonds bearing a per cent interest
lauthorizedsto be issued shall be Increased
to S5O0,O00,O00, and that they be payable
at the pleasure Of the United States after
thirty years from the date Of their issue
instead OF after fifteen years. Il also
provides that the act shall not be con
strued to authorize any increase OF the
total amount Of bonds provided for by
the acts named, nor to authorize any In
crease whatever Of the bonded debt o.
the United States.
WEST POINT PROFESSORS. !
Mr., Stevenson favored reduction Of
the salaries ofthesc professors. '''''''I
, Mr.. Morrill, (of Maine) said that thu
Committee on Appropriations did no
think it proper to select this class o
officers and reduce their pay. l...
Mr.. Stevenson said that Il would b
easy enough for-the Senate to authorize
the reduction Of the salary OF the profes
sors, and then put two Lines. In the bill
repeating all the terms Inconsistent will
the bill.
Mr.. Salisbury said the salary of th,
President Of the United States had beer
increased by an appropriation bill a
we'll MS the salary Of the Judges Of tht
Supreme Court, and it was not wise Y
argue that salaries could not be changed
Fin an appropriation bill.
After further debate Mr.. Kelley gav'
notice Of an amendment which he woult
submit at the proper time providing tha
after June 80, 1876, each Of the Professor
at West Point whose term Of service ex
cceds ten years shall have the rank, pa,
and allowance ot,a 0olonei those who's
term Of service exceeds fve years and les
than ten, the rank, pay and allowance o
a Lieut.. Colonel, and others the rank, pa,
and allowance ofa Major.
Pending the discussion the Senate wen
into executive session and soon after ad
journed till Monday. ,....,
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An Important Decision Affecting
Gas and Insurance Companies.

OMAHA, February 2G.-Judge Savage,
Of the District Court, to-day rendered an
important decision In the case Of the
Omaha Hotel Company VS.. George Thrall,
to prevent the latter from using private
gas works instead OF the city gas, on the
ground that il vitiates the insurance.
'fhe decision was In favor Of Thrall.
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NEW York, February 25.-The package
trade in domestic goods Is more active.
Cotton goods in steady demand. Wide
shirtings in better demand. Fancy and
sterling prints made liberal sales. Cotton.
ades in good demand. WOrSted dress goods
in good request,
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TOLEDO, February 25.-Flour-Quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. l Milwaukee
81 2SII; No. Q, 81 l3; amber Michigan
81 253!; seller March 81 26;April 81 2sk;
seller May 81 3lH; No. 2 amber 81 %.
Corn-Quiet; high mixed Acc; seller May
held at Gle; low mixed 45c; no grade 4S.
Oats-Dull; No. 2, S6Isc.
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Rank Robbery Confessed.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 25.-Lan-
sang, cashier OF the Kern Valley Bank at
Bakersfield, who was arrested, confessed
to having robbed the bank and disclosed
where the funds were deposited. The
money was recovered. .t
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.eiRARClAL AND CONNIE RCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Stocks

NEW YORK, February 25.-MoSEY--
3a4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4 Il
nc per cent. Custom receipts, SAG, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $657, 900.
Clearings, $270OO,OOO. Sterling 4.s51Ea
4.s9k.
GoLD--Opencd at llS94, advanced 1141s,
reacted to.ll3H, and closed at ll3.. Carrying
rates 2a4 per cent.
GNFpNrc-GtrnnU
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CHICAGO, February 25.-Last Wednes,
day night a fire in Leona, Iowa, destroyed
large building occupied by four fami'
lies. A woman and three small children
were buried in the ruins, and wher
found were burned to ,cinder. The 'hus
band Of the womanis now a ravlng ma
ninn
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BROEsT.-on Friday, February 25, 1876, at IL
O'Clock I. N, Rosa BRoEsT, widow Of Henry
BrOeSt.
Funeral IRON her late residence, l7S Seventeenth
street, at o'clock Sunday afternoon. Friends Of
the family arc Invited to attend.
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STEAMER LOST.

GoodaI, Nelson & Perkins steamer
Kalorama parted lines and went ashore
on San Buenayentura to-day in heavy
wind and sea, and IL a total loss.
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PrrrsDuRGn, February 25.-Pig Irou-
Fairly active; No. l foundry $25a26, four
mouths; No. ., $23a24; gray forge S22a22 60.
Pctroleum--Qui but steady; crude 50 goa
% at Parkers; refined l4kal4Hc, Phlla.
dclphia delivery.
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AMNESTY 10 COMMUNISTS.

La hberte reports that a meeting oi
Moderate Republicans was held yesterday
at the residence Of ex-President Thiers,
The question Of granting amnesty to the
Communists was considered. A propo.
sition was made that Committee oi
Pardons be appointed which shall be less
severe than the former committee, and
permit those persons to return to France
who are innocent Of crimes against the
common law and those who were more
misguided than guilty. This measure
was offered as a substitute for the Rad
ical proposal Of complete amnesty.
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The Republican Senators had caucus
to-day on the bill to restore TO the pen.
sion rolls the names ofall persons dropped
for their participation lin the rebellion.
The caucus decided as the bill allows the
payment Of arearages during the past IA
or 10 years which are estimated to
amount to several million dollars, it
ought not to be passed in the present
condition OF the Treasury. This action
will secure its defeat in the Senate.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OPFIcR OF TnR CHIKP SIGNAL OFFicER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Feb. 9d.-i

ORF1cR OF TIR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Feb 2d.-iA.M
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
stationary or falling barometer, warmer
southeast to south winds and increasing
cloudiness.
For the Middle and Eastern States, a
stationary or rising barometer, falling
temperature, north and west winds, clear
or partly cloudy weather, except possibly
light snow in a portion Of the Middle
States and southerly winds in Maryland
and Virginia.
The rivers will continue slowly falling.
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Handsomely EntertaInc.I

NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-The Wis.
iting and local sporlsmen were handsome.
ly entertained this evening at q reception
given by Col. Rivers, Of the st. Charles
Hotel. There were nine States repre-.
aantet1
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VIENNA, February 25.-The Wilmer
press says that a great battle has taken
place in Herzegovina aear Vasshlevich
and the Turks were totally defeated
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February 25.-It is stated that
Spain has agreed to pay the indemnity to
the family OF Rey Zondean, executed in
Cuba, and court martial the officer who
ordered his execution.
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Houston, Texas, February 25.-Julge
John W. Mcdonald, a prominent Repub.
lican, who was tried in the Criminal Court
on three indictments for forgery and EN-.
bezzlemeht, has been honoFably aCquit-
ted, ..,,.A..
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NJ. GANfBErrA

sends word that he will soon return to
Paris from the South. He says he will
first wait on NJ. Theirs, with whom he
wishes to be on good terms, notwithstand'
ing the rumors to the contrary.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, February 25.-Arriyed-
The steamer lafayette from Havre.
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FIRE RECORD.

Rooms Cry, MICH, February ga
fine dwelling Belonging To- J; B. Miller
was destroyed BY fire this morning
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BALTIMORE, February 25.-Arrived-
The steamship Hilermiania, from Liver
pool. .p
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steamer PhiInuelPhlh Ashore.
NEw YORK, February 25.-The steam.
ship Philadelphia for Liverpool, is
ashore in sight Of New Castle, Delaware.