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Another Attack or secretary ssris,o,v

NEW YORK, April GA Milwaukee dispatch
to the Herald says the Times of that city states
that Mr.. Bristow was counsel tor seizsd SNUG
Cling vessel at that place 10 1862 and failed to
clear her. The case was appealed to the Cir
cult Court, but Judge DrummoDd sustained
the forfeiture. The case was then appealed to
the Supreme Court of the United States, which
in April, 1874, sustained Judge Drummonds
decision.
The papers in the case were then taken to
Secretary Richardson on petition to remit the
forfeiture. Mr.. Richardson refused the appeal
but on the 10Th of May, 1874, he ordered the
District Attorney at Milwaukee to suspend
proceedings Subsequently Mr.. Richardson
appointed committee of three experts to re-
port on the NATTER and Mr.. BristoW argued for
the defendants before two of the committee.
The report OF the committee, however, was ad-
verse to the petition. Shortly after, Secretary
Richardson resigned, and Mr. Brstow was
appointed Secretary. An attorney of the de-
PENDANTS offered Deputy Collector Weiss of
Milwaukee his moiety of $500 to cease his
opposition to a remission of the forfeiture,
which was agreed to. The forfeiture was then
RENTED by the then acting Secretary of the
Treasury.
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F O r EI9 n :
SAD DISASTER ATE ABERDEEN.
A Ferry Boat Capsized.
Supposed Loss of Thirty Lives


LONDON, April "a ferry boat being drawn
across the river Dee at Aberdeen capszed to-
day in mid-stream by the violence of the cur
rent. The boat was crowded with passengers,
and it is feared that thirty persons were drown
ed.
LONDON, April 6.-The following particulars
of the disaster yesterday on the river Dee at
Aberdeen have been received:
The day was a sacramento fast day set apart
by the Scotch church for preparation for the
Sunday communion. The people celebrate it
as holiday, and crowds we've crossing from
Aberdeen TO TORY, village on the opposite
bank, in overloaded ferry boats which are
drawn across by wire ropes. One boat contain
ing about sixty persons, despite the waterman's
warning, was pulled by the passengers into the
middle of the stream, where it was swamped.
The scene during the night was distressing.
The relatives and friends were watching on the
banks or searching in the river for the bodies,
but up to o'clock this morning none had been
recovered. Twenty-Five persons are known to
be drowned. 1t is believed the total loss of life
will not exceed thirty.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF AFTER MARRIAGE
aYou love me no longer" said bride of a
few months to her better, half in his gown and
slippers. "Why do yon say that, Puss?" he
asked, quietly, removing a cigar from his lips.
"You do not caress me nor call me pet names,
you no longer seek SO anxiously for my compa-
n.y." was the fearful answer. shy DEAR" con-
tinued the aggravating wretch, 'did you ever
notice man running after car? How does he
run!-over stones, through mud, regardless of
everything till he reaches the car and he sezes
hold and swings on. Then he quietly seats
himself and reads his paper.r "And what
does that mean?" Gan illustration, my dear.
The car is as important to the man after he
gets in as when he is chasing it but the mani
festation is no longer called for would have
shot any one who put himself in my way while
in pursuit OF you, as 1 would now shoot any
one who would come between us; but as
proof of my love you insist on my running after
the -
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THE EMMA MINE.
Schessck Wants the Value of the
Mime Investigated,


WASHINGTON, April 6.--Mr. Phelps, of the
counsel for General ;Schenck, presented to the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs today
list of witnesses whom he desired to have sum
m0Ded. Mr.. Hamilton suggested that no furth-
er evidence be taken concerning the history of
the Emma mine.
Gen. Schenck invited the most searching in
vestigation, and insisted that the committee
should cover the whole ground, showing all the
facts connected with the history, progress, own
ership and sale of the mine, the testimony
against him being contradictory in various
points but duplicating him in alleged fraudu-
lent transactions.
Mr. Springer, of the committee. asked Gen.
Schenck if the committee should say that he
honestly and in good faith acquired an interest
in the mine irrespective of any fraud that might
have been committed by others, neither he
would still desire fuller investigation for the
sake of others,
General Schenck replied that he desired such
an investigation for others as we'll as himself.
The committee came to no decision.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

D.
Amount of stock at market-Catte 1927: Sheen
and Lambs 45i4; Swine $780, number Western Cat
tie 1884, Eastern Cattle 20; Working Oxen, Mich
Cows and Northern Cattle 100.
Prices of Beef y 100 lbs live weght-Extra quality
at Sc l2k q 379; first quality So 62 % CO., sec
ond quality at So i2A q 80; third quality 81 90 "a
70; poorest grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls, SC. at
So 25 275.
Brighton Hides q cents " ID. Brighton Tai
low q 6lc y 10.
Heavy Country Hides g. q &c y ID; light Country
Hides 81 % &c y fb Country rallow Ia &c % 10
Calf SKINS 0 q l2lc y II; Sheep aud Lamb Skins
81 % a 10 each.
Working Oxen-There has been a good supply Of
Workers in mark for several weeks past, ard the
demand has not been active as dealers would like
to see it, On account of the severe storm there was
not much doing yesterday in the Working OK trade
We quote sales of pair, grth feet inches live
weight siCo lbs for sl2O pair, girth feet inches,
live weight 31OO lbs for SlS5; pair, girth feet 10
inches. live weight 1900 Tbs, for $40; pair eirth
feet inches live weight 1900 lbs for Sl45: i par
girth feet inches, live weight 300 lbs for St35.
S17 a $27 three Years old $25 q Sis }y head Prices
Of small Cattle depend much upon their value for
beef There not much call for Store Cattle at this
season Of the year,
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GREAT BRITAIN.
H0uRe Of E0InmAns.

LONDON, April Gin the House of Commons
this evening Mr.. Jenkins gave notice that he
would question the government about an Otto
Mackenzie premier of the Dominion Of Can
ada had in the House of Commons on the 4th
complained of the construction by the govern
ment of the United States of the treaty OF
Washington and said he will ask what course
England will adopt.
department. in reply to the question by Mr..
Goldsmith said it is trne that Spain claims
arrears of war taxes from British and other
foreign residents, notably Americans, while
the French, German and Belgian residents
were exempt. England had made claim for
the exemption for British residents, and CORE
spondenee on the the subject was progressing.
Spain's latest note promised that serious con-
sideration would be given to the matter.
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Don PesIro,s Visit,

NEW YORK, April 6-The Emperor Of Brazil
arrived at Para Tuesday, where he was accord
ed an enthusia stic reception. The following is
said to be the programme of the Emperor's
tour in the United States: After arrival at
New York and obtaining proper quarters for
the Empress, Don Pedro will make trip to
San Francisco, returning in time to take part
in the opening ceremonies of the exhibition at
Philadelphia. The ceremonies over, tue EN-
peror will make a trip through the coal and oil
regions of Pennsylvania, to Cincinnati, Louis
vile and the mammoth cave of Kentucky.
thence to St. Louis, and down the Mississippi
river to New Orleans The Emperor will then
return to Philadelphia and spend Is days in
spectiDg the Centennial. He will then go TO
New York aud take trip up the Hudson, visit
Saratoga and Niagara Falls, ard then cross to
Canada, going as far as Montreal. Boston will
be his next point OF interest, whence he will
sail for Europe on the 18th of July
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The House of Commons last night agreed to
an increase of penny ON the income tax.
Oaxaca continues in possession of the Next
can revolutionists. 1t is said the declaration
OF martial law has checked the revolution in
many states. The number of persons in arms
against the government is estimated at 10000
One hundred rebel sympathizers who had COL
lected in the neighborhood of the capital to re-
joice over the revolution were killed.
The Prince of Wales has arrived at Malta.
The London News condemns the action of
o. S. Senate in rejecting the nomination of
Mr. Dana
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The Chinese War i'm San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, April Gan anti Chinese
meeting last night at Union Hall apd the street
in front, was attended by at least 10000 people.
Gov Irwin presided in the hall. Resolutions
were adopted setting forth the evils flowing
from Chinese immigration, and urging that To-
cal measures of relief having been exhausted,
the only resource remaining was au appeal to
the treaty making powers, and that a delega-
ton be sent to Washington to present the ques-
ton in full, and urge Immediate action. The
meeting was addressed by number of promin-
ent gentlemen counselliug moderate and con-
servative action, epjoining full protection of
the Chinese now in the country, and deprecat-
ing any violent proceeding The meeting was
quiet and orderly, and evidently in harmony
with the views advanced by the speakers.
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IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid FIN Galveston 9th inst, barque t j Southland.
Woodworth Liverpool.
Ar at New York 9th. schs VIM Arthur. Hackett.
Portland; Mary j Hogan, do.
Cid at Philadelphia 9Th, barque OrcbiIla. Havenor
West Indies; sch c Reed. Crowley Natanzas
CID at Baltimore 9th, brig Clara Nj Goodrich Look
MatanZas 0N'
Ar at Oporto 81 inst, schs Lizzie Dav,er Dou;,
New YORK; Fled jackson, PetteDgill do
Ar at CaIdenas 9th. barune Norton slower Sber-
nan, havana' brig Cascateile, do; sch Irigadier
goula. '''U'i'S' l 's'@
e. Ar Ar at Caibaren Mch 81, sch Laura JONES' from
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
Slight Fire.

Slight Fire.
EAsTPoRT, April Ga fire today burned tho
roof off the house of Thomas Fearby. Dam
age $500; insured.
Bangor g. PiscafaGuis Bonds Sold.
BANGOR, April 6.-The entire issue of second
mortgage bonds of the Bangor & Plscataquis
Railroad were sold at auction today by Pearl q
Webb, by direction of the Bangor Savings
Bank, for the sum of $4,000 The bonds were
held as collateral security, and the balance due
on the note was Immediately paid in full by en-
dorsers. SO that the bank met with no loss
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DEPARTURES oF sTEArgsEryps.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Thursday, April @.
ARRIVED.
Sch s L Burns, Crosby, Philadelphia tor Pembroke
CLEARED.
Barque Emma " (Br) Bernier, Cork for orders-J
Porteous.
G. Co.
Sch Abner Taylor Dodge, New York-S NJ Smart.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall New York ID II
Hamlen s. Co.
Sch Bramhall. Hamilton, New York; Clement
s. Co.
Sch L Standish, Wilder, Pembroke-N Blake.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler st GeOrge-m master.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Davis. Round Pond-master.
Sch Taglion Carnage, Bristol-master.
Sch Arrival. farnham, Boothbay-master.
SAILED-Sehs William Mason, Bowdoin, nugano.
Venus and Others. -
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A Toast,

Two Important Discoveries: The discovery of
America by Columbus, and DIR. Perce's Golden Med
1cal Discovery; the one opening up to mankind a new
continent the other fountain of health, which is
indispensable to the full enjoyment of life and its
blessings In response to the above sentiment come
the unsolicited attestations of tens of thousands of
grateful PATIENTS who have been relieved of chronic
ailments through its instrumentality. Those voices
are limited to no locality, but from every city,
from other Chimes and in the strange utterances of
foreign tongues, like the confused murmur of many
waters, come unfeigned and hearty concentrations
Pellets, the great depurator ofthe age. Under its
benign action eruptons disappear, excessive waste is
checked, the nerves are strengthened, and health,
and re-etabshes her roseate throne upon the cheek
All who have thoroughly tested its virtues in the dis
eases for which it is recommended unite in pronounc
ing it the great Medical Discovery of the age.
oc29 ap7eod&w1w
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NEW YORK.


ALBANY, April 6-Judge Westbrool sent to
the counsel yesterday a fiual settlement of the
Judgment order in the six million Tweed case.
No stay of execution is allowed, 80 days delay
being provided for making case III appeal and
100000 allowance, which sum CUES into the
public treasury, the compensation of couns ell
having been provided by statue in this case and
being with other costs already paid by the
state on the part of and for the city of New
York
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Mich Cows-We quote extra at S55 a S95; ordi-
nary S25 q 30 ~ head Store Cows 500 a 500 35 bead
Most of the Cows offered ID market for sale are of
common grade. Good Cows sell well at fair prices
Sheep aud Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by butchers and cost from 81 a SIC % fb land
ed at Brighton. From the North The supply was
light. and prices obtained same as one week ago.
Swine Store Pigs, wholesale 10a a. lie ~ ID retail
II to 13c ~ ID. Fat Hogs-490O at market. Prices 81
"a CSC 9Y 1b.
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Grimes and Casualties.

A FIRE at Rochester, Ind, Wednesday night,
destroyed Harters elevator, 1900 bushels OF
wheat and the old railroad depot Loss $685.
900; insurance $4,000.
Benwood's nail works at Benwood, W, Va,
were burned Wednesday. Five hundred per-
sons are turned out of employment
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would be of no avail aud did not employ Bell TO
obtain the papers. Gen. Babcock said he did
not know Bell was going 30 st. Louis.
Luckey having been recalled said he knew
nothing about Bells trip TO New York.
The committee adjourned till tomorrow.
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KlurOpean Markets.

LONDON, April 6-123O P. M.-Consols at o. 1916
for money and account.
LONDON. April 6-12.3O P. M.-American securi.
ties-United States bonds, 1865 DID, at 1861; United
States bonds, 1867 1885, United States S. at 106a
Erie at III.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
quiet; Middlng uplands at 7-16d; do Orleans at
1l-16; sales 5000 bales, including 1000 bales for
speculation and export.
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DOMESTIC PORTS

., NEW ORLEANs-Cld 5th, ship W Chapman,
Turkey, Amsterdam.
DARIEN-Cld 25tb, sch Kate Grant, Conary, for
Philadelphia.
Cid 29h, sch Light of the East, Hodges, Bridgeport
81, OH5Ak.LESION-Cld Sd, ship Richard Ill, Hub
:, RICHMOND. War Sd, sch Kate Rankin,
BALTIMoRE-Ar 5th, sch John Manson Man
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 4th, big Jas Davis Ellis.
Pensacola; schs Roswell. Hurlbut, Sagua; Sarah Ea-
ton thompson, Pensacola; Sarah Potter, Wall, New
York; A Paige, Haley, Wiscasset; Arctic, CHM,
Rockport.
cd 4th, sch Helen A HOyt. Crane, Portland.
CID 9TH, brig Eta NJ Tucker. Forbes. for Cardenas
schs Lowell, Rice for Portland; Walter Palmer,
Cole, Providence.
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 4th brig Rowland
Lakeman, from Cuba for Portland.
Also sid 4th, brigs MerrIwa, and Anna NJ Knight
NEW YORK-Ar 4th, schs Alzena. Plummer I'm
Clenfnegos 10 days; Cicero, Lawson, Portland; VIC
Hall, ToIman. and America from Rockland; Geo w
BALDWIN, Hall, do; James Henry, Snow, Rockport;
e Weldon 2!l Heath; DO; Onward Freeman, Bucks
port; Nettie u Dobbn, DObbin, Wareham; A X
Woodward, Woodward, Pawtucket; Nj Cushman
Also ar 4th. schs M Smith, Chids Bath: Wins
low Morse, Oliver, do; A Burlingame, Kennebec /;
Wellington, Barbour Buckspo1t.
AT 9Th, scns Annie L Palmer, Lewis, from Baracoa
lZetta, Smith. Barbados.
Cid 9Th, barque FoIi NJ Hubert. Hardy, Portland !;
briggs Hattie NJ Balm, Tbestrup, Cardenas; Shannon,
Pedro, Gardiner, for st John, NF; scbs Speedaway
Comm, Polnt-a-Petre; George Sheppard, Rich, for
Portland.
PROVIDENCE-Sd 9Th, schs Jed FRYE, Langley.
and Lark, Hutchinson, New York.
bOSTON-Ar 9TH, baruue Acacia, Shaw, Sagua
sch Richmond Jordan, Vinalhaven
CID 9th, scbs Cathie Berry, Seavey, Wscasset;
Brave. Ball, Hancock
SID 9TH. brigs San Carlos, Clara j Adams.
POkTSMOUTH-Beow 9Th, schs Julia Carnage,
Gross, and Alnomak, Clark Kocsland tor New York /;
,ledoie, Chadwick, I'm Saep tor Calais: Vicksburg.
wentworth from Newburyport for Portland; Alfred
Onase, Robinson, Boston for Rockport; John A Dix,
Pinkham, from Cape POrpoise tor Boston; Open Sea-
johnson. "
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Rhode EsIn nd Election,

PROVIDENCE, April 6.--rhe full returns of
Yesterdays election for Governor give Lipptt,
Republican, 1857, Howard Prohi6tionist Re-
publican, $685., and Beach, Democrat, 1902.
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making all its departments more complete and by
sparing no effort expense at their command to
make the PRESS more valuable and desirable.
The PRESS has larger editorial corps than any
paper in Maine, and has unexceled facilities for col
Getting in all parts of the state. The business,
agricultural and manufacturing interest of Maine
will receive the continued attention of the PRESS.
The growing Importance OF Portland as dlstribu-
ting center for Maine and its fast increasing whole
sale trade make daily paper at this point of special
Importance to every merchant and business man in
the state.
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The order transferring the army headquarters
to Washington has been modified so as to al.
rect the adjutant general and inspector general
to report to the general of the army.
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big Abby Clifford. from Antwerp for Sew York
which put back in distress, in collision and sus-
tanned considerable damage.
Sch Alleghania, which recently lost her bowsprit
and head gear of Green Island. by collision with sehr
Keystone and which has been repairing at Starretts
shpyard, Rockland, fell of from the wharf I'd inst
and broke OFF both masts.
Sch NJ A Coombs, Coombs, from Boston Tor Cape
Haytien, nine days out put into st George, Bermu-
da, March 9th, with bowsprit and manboom broken.
and cargo damaged by water taken through the open
seams in the deck.
Sch Roswell, from Sagua, which drove ashore at
ter dscharging part OF cargo. and was towed up TO
Philadelphia 4th inst.
Sch Sarah Eaton, Thompson, at Philadelphia from
Pensacola. reports during gale Mch 20, split sails
and lost part of deck load
Sch Ralph NJ Hayward, Doane, from Liverpool for
United States, which was sunk by collision, register
ed 4s7, was built at Bath in 1873, and hailed from
Providence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that ycu saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS the circula
ton OF which, per month, exceed 400, geo,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call special attention to the sses-
sors, NSIice which appears in our columns
to-day with reference to Faxes. that all persons
interested may comply with The tenor OF such otce
particularly the last clause with reference to tie u
s Government Bonds, and Deposits in Savings
Banks and thus save hard thoughts, and possibly
hard words when too late.
Portland, March %, 1876. ma25sndtap15
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FINANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, April 6.-The markets continue firm
with no change to note. Grain is very active and re-
mains quoted at from IA q 75c with an excellent de-
mand. Sugars remain firm and unchanged at 1Osc
Tor graduated and SEC for Extra c. Flour is steady
and in good demand. Potatoes are offering quite
freely at 4Oc by the car load and sell in jobbng lots
for SOC.
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It is also said that Hilton testified That be did
not remember handing Congressman Harris
$1,000 for introducing him at the navy depart
ment, which money Harris declined. Tlton
did not remember handing the same thousand
dollars to member of the Harris family. and
that it was sent back 10 him. He did not re-
member paying Hawley, the clerk selected by
Isaiah Hanson, to help Tilton get the $4,000
claim into shape, $1,000 for bis trouble. The
original claim was $4,000, but Titon is said to
have increased it to 1872, 900.
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Sid 23d, brig Lucy W Snow, Hall, for New York;
Volant, Portlaua; 10Th, sch Grace Andrews, Watts
Rev York: Hattie King. Crowley, do.
Sid FIN Cientuegos LIST, barque Rachel, Norton, for
New York.
Sid I'm Guantanamo Mich 22d, sch ontaia, Petit
grove. New York.
AR at Cardenas 4th, barque Lizzie Merry, Keazer,
New York.
Sid 4th, sch F Ames, Achorn. New York.
Ar at Sagua Goth, sch Flora NJ Crowley, Crowley,
Matanzas.
Sid 18th, sch Carrie E Woodbury., MatanZas.
SID I'm CieniGegos Mich 49, barQue Evanell. HIGH
born, Zaza; JAS McCarty, Gould, Matanzas; Ormus,
Shacktord. Sagua.
Ar 3d. sch j II Sawyer Boston,
AT at Matsnzas 9TH inst bJig Adeline Richardson,
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Havana Mch 81, barque Com Dupont, Mich
OILS, New York; Masonic, Rice, do; schs Edw Waite
York, and Grace Davis, Davis, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Matanzas oath, sch Miranda Mitchell from
Havana; 25th, brig D S Soule. Soue, do; Don ia
cinto. KelleY. and j Brown, Foster do.
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rFETE1B0s.ssssEGsF.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT Twenty FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. D. C.,
April 7, Il A. M.)5
For New EngsHnd.
rising barometer, warmer, southwest winds and
clear weather.
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MARRIED.

In Augusta. April 4, William S. Cleaves OF Pittston
and Miss Della FL. Smith of Stetson.
In Mercer, March 25, Charles H. Pressey and Miss
Ida j. Hussey.
In OInevle, March %. Abram W. Drew and Miss
Rosa w. Pearson.
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Jan q, lat - lou 20 W. barque Midas, from Pabel-
Ion for United Kingdom
Jan 30, lat % Sion 20 W, ship Harriet McGivery,
from Liverpool for Rangoon.
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Providence Print Cloths EEarkes.
Providence, April 6--Prin,ing Cloths market
dull at unchanged prices.
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FsFeiau ExpoE1s.
CORK. Br Bark Emma V-2l, O67 bush wheat.
ST. JOHN, NIB. 1900 bbls -four, 279 bags feed.