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WASHINGTON.


Hearing ON the Tariff.
WASHINGTON, March 23,-In the House the
Ways and Means Committee this morning set
apart next Tuesday as the time for the hearing
of ell persons concerning the tariff on iron and
steel, and Thursday next for hearing parties
interested in chemicals and colors.
HalIett Kilboarne Indicted.
The Grand Jury has indicted Hallett Kill
bourne for refusing to answer the questions as
to the real estate pool before the select commit.
Tee of the House.
The Post OMce Investigation.
Col. James G.. McKibben denied before the
Committee on Post Offices this morning that
he had known anything of Barlow's brides to
post office officials. He had received only $4,000
from Mr.. Barlow, for disbursement in coDnec-
ton with the threatened investigation of 1874,
and had paid out every dollar Of it for legiti-
mate purposes, such as stenographers' fees,
printing, &c.
Various Matters
The Committee of Ways and Means today
made the following changes in Morrison's tariff
bill: Tobacco 40 cents per pound, at present 30;
cigars SO 30 per hundred, present duty 50 30,
with an ad valorem of 25 per cent
The President has approved the bill making
Appropriations for invalid and other pensions.
A subpoena was issued for Gen. fitzpatrick
several days ago, but the Sergeant-at-Arms has
not yet been able to discover his Whereabouts
in this city to serve it.
Hermann Bach, who fled to Canada on &C.
Count of completely with the Chicago whiskey
ring, has returned and will supply some i'm
portant documentary evidence.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMSHIPS.
NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, March 23.
ARRIVED.
Barque Excellent, (Br) Shaw, Belfast I, in ballas,
to load for Europe.
Brig John Swan, Rumball Boston.
Sch Nellie Brown, from Norfolk via Boston-staves
to Phinney q jackson.
Sch VIM Mason, French, New York-coa to Maine
Central r.
Sch Excel Shaw, Boston, with coal oil.
Sch Lucy d. Hall, Boston, to load for Richmond.
Sch f Heath, Hatch. Boston.
Sch Odell. Winsow, Boston. to load for New York.
Sch Cicero, Cookson, Salem, to load for New York.
Sch Lncy Wentworth, Dow, Lynn, to load for
Calais.
Sch II S Rowe, Palmer, Boothbay.
Sch Chas Comery, Dreamer, Bath for New York.
Sch Adrian. Wilson, Rockland for New York.
Sch Express, Polleys, Rockland for Boston.
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Rumored Embezzlement Denied,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-Rumors are cur.
rent in this city that facts have come to light
showing j. f. Babcox' late coiner at tie mint
to have embezzled about $4,000. Gen. La
grange, superintendent at the mint, in an in
terview to-day stated that he advised and ac-
cepted Babcox's resignation last December be-
cause he failed to comply with the regulations
considered such failure opened the door for the
entrance OF grave abuses, but that careful ex-
animation of Babcox's account and COMPARE
son with the coin and bullion on hand showed
no missappropriation Of funds and on present.
ing the matter to the United States District
Attorney no evidence could be found on which
to base an indictment.
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Rhode Island Republican Conyeutio,
BOILER EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed and 10 Wounded.

LARAMIE CITY, March pa boiler in the
Union Pacific Company's rolling mill, at this
place, exploded today wreckng the south half
Others wounded seriously, two of whom will
die. The explosion occurred after the night
hands had gone home aDd before the morning
hands came on, so that less than twenty men
were in the mill at the time. Nearly every one
of them was either killed or wounded. The
boiler was carried through the stone wall of
the mill and landed quarter of a mile away
on the prairie. All the killed had families.
The wounded were carried to the hospital The
damage to the mill is $4,000.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS

For sale everywhere. Price only So cents. SMITH,
DOOLITTLE Il SMITH, 26 fremont ~ 81, boston'
Agents for US. deciMW@osnom
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Grimes and Casualties.

A man named Clarendeitcher was shot and
killed at Fort Smith, Ark, on the Goth inst,
by Lee Bennett, son Of DR.. Bennett.
One Hedden. book.keeper of the Marine
counts show that by collision with a saloon
keeper named Bode, the bank has been swim
died out of about $4,000. Bode has been ar
rested. Hedden has not been found and he
has not taken his letter from his church, the
Congregational, in Orange.
Mrs. Susie w. Rogers of Concord, N. H.,
wife Of Augustus Rogers, was found dead in
be case of suicide by arsenic poisoning. The
husband assigns domestic troubles as the cause.
she was taken sick about 9 the previous even
ing and continued sick during the night. No
physician was summoned, but the people in
the boarding house where she lived were called
to her assistance.
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The Reported Battle Denied.

OMAHA, March 23.-A report has been start
ed from Cheyenne that Gen. Crook bad a terri
BILE fight with Sitting Bulls band of Sioux with
loss of two soldiers and sixteen Indians and
that an officer was in Cheyenne recruiting vol
ieers to 60 to the generals assistance. No
such information has been received at head
quarters and Gen. Williams is authority for a
denial of the whole story. No information rel
ative thereto has been received at Fort Fetter-
man, which is the nearest point to the expedi-
linn
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The SpauIdimg COurt.MarfinI.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-In the Spauld-
ing court-martial yesterday the testimony of
s. P. Higgins went to show that Spauldng had
signed navy certificate of $13850, payable to
on the government. The body of the Certificate
was in Penneys writing. Witness endorsed
the certificate without examining it, on PEN
ny's representation that it was a promissory
note made by Penny. The certificate was then
deposited in the savings bank as calling for
loan of $4,000 by Penny. In a subsequent
interview Spaulding did not deny the genuine
ness of his signature.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
The Rape Trial nj RockIand.

RoCKLAND, March 23.-In the Union rape
case to-day various witnesses were introduced
to show the untruthful character of Nettie
Wright and discredit the case of the govern.
ment. The prisoner testified and denied all
the allegations against him. The child was
again subjected to lengthy examination in
rebuttal and maintained her original declara-
tions and contradicted defendants witnesses.
Testimony nearly all out and the case probably
will 60 to jury to morrow.
Municipal Nominations.
ELLSWORTH, March 23.-The Democrats
have nominated Monroe Young for Mayor; the
Republicans Horace Davis. Election Monday
uexh
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MEXICO.
A Battle with the Rebels Impending.

City CT MEXICO, March IL, via HAVANA,
March 23-Public attention is fixed on Oaxaca,
where the instruction continues, and the stu.
alton is becoming critical. Gen. Alatome is
conducting the campaign with an army of 49,
600 men. General Corella afrer repulsing two
attacks of the insurgents, broke through their
lines and effected junction with Alatome, but
Colonel Gonzales was not able to join the main
body.
The revolutionists have fortified Carboneira,
where they will dispute Alatome's march to
Oaxaca. A battle is expected. Should Ala
tome fail the government will find itself weak,
morally and physically,
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n0NIESTIC PORTS

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 2lst, barque Robt KELLEY.
Kipgman, New York via A]tata.
Cid 22d, ship Winged Hunter. Panno Nainamo.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10th, sch May Eveleen, Nc
Lean, Ruatan.
NORFOLK-Ar 10th, sch Dolly Warden. Allen,
New York.
BALTIMORE-Ar sd, sch Abbie Dunn, Poun-
tain, MatanZas.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2lst. sch D Sner Hunt
ley, Providence; L Burns, Crosby, Richmond, Va;
Adrianna, Merrill, New York.
Ar I'D, schs Florence Dean, Westcott Bath; Saml
c Hart, Kelley, New Bedford.
Cid 21st, schs II Curtis. Curtis, Portland John
Douglass, Parker Somerset.
Cid 22d. sch Thurlow, Tabbutt, Caibarien,
At Newcastle Goth, sch Kate Newman 10 load
grain for an Eastern port.
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 2lst, barque Xenia,
Wiscaseet.
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Mail Rahher Cauahf,

New HAVEN, Conn.,, March 23-This morn
ing Special Agent Charretts arrested James L.
Benedict, aged Is years, mail carrier between
South Norwalk and Norwalk, for robbng the
which he had stolen and opened Wednesday
night and this morning. Two decoy packages
of jewelry were also found upon him, together
with money order for $40.
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MARINE NEWS.
Schooner Sunk of Cane Cod.

ScnOomer Sink on Cape C0d.
Boston, March 23.-Schooner Rebecca w.
Huddell, from Port johnson for Gloucester,
was in collision off Cape Cod about 3 O'Clock
Tuesday, during the storm, with the schooner
Annie May, Capt. Simpson, Philadelphia for
Weymouth, Mass. The Annie May was sunk.
All hands saved. The R. W. Huddell lost bow
spirit, &c, and was lowed up to Boston last
evening by steam tug G. M. Winch.
The schooner Rising Sun still lies ashore
at Woods Hole, an attempt to pull her off
to-day having been unsuccessful, owing to low
tide.
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MARRIED.

In this city, March %. by Rev. Geo. W. Bicknen,
Reuben Brown of Cape Elizabeth and Mrs. Henriet-
ia f. Wescott of Portland.
In this city. March %. by Rev. j. W. Johnston
Thos K. Phinney Of Portland and Miss Abbie S. Da-
Wis of Standish.
In Cape Elizabeth, March %, by Rev. E. A. bar
low. Erwin M. Tukesbury and Miss George E.,
daughter OF BENZ. B. DYER ESQ.,
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MARSH.
Completion of His TestimOny-The News /
papers scared him OF

Completion of His TestimOny-The News
papers scared him Off
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Marsh appeared
before the Judiciary subcommittee this morn
ing in secret session. He was asked whether
shed further light upon his transactions with
Secretary Belknap. He replied that he had
not, that he believed he had made full and
candid confession of all the facts, and con-
cealed nothing. He was then asked why he
fled. He replied that what he saw in the pa
pers of the day succeeding that on which he
had given his testimony induced him to flee
for safety.
This completed Marsh's examination, and
the question whether additional testimony
shall be taken on other charges against Bel
KNAPP before proceeding with the impeachment
will be discussed tomorrow before the full
judiciary Committee.
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There is probably no man to whom the community
owe SO much as to the honest hirspoken physician,
who does his actual duty both to himself ard TO his
patients Really skillful physicians are not so nu-
that their virtues need mention, and hence
the advertisement of DR.. K. V. Pierce, of Buffalo,
may well claim the reauers attention. DR.. Pierce is
type of class of men who obtain success by care
full and well directed effort, not attempting too much
or creating false ideas to ability. The only relia
BILE physician in these days of complicated disorders
who understands his one branch of the business.
Such in his line is Dr. Pierce. For the benefit of his
Adviser" which is well worth reading by those who
need such work. With strict business honor, high
professional SKILL reasonable fees, and large corps
of competent assistants, DR.. Pierce will doubtless
make his name familiar as "household words"
oc29 ma24eod6w1w
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A. T. Stewart is reported seriously i'll.
The North Carolina Republican State Con-
vention will be held at Raleigh July 18TH The
Republican State Committee selected three
delegates at large to the Cincinnati Convention
Wednesday and the sixteen delegates from the
state will be elected by their Congressional dis
tricts.
Gen. Sherman has gone to Washington, and
it is thought the army headquarters may be
removed there.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig John W Hunt. (of Rockland) Hunt, at New
York from Matanzas. reports, 10th inst, during a
gale, shipped which smashed boat. started cut
water, and shifted CARGO was five days North of Hat
teras with heavy wv gales
BarQue Glacier, (of WiscasseD Beatie, at Lewes
from Cardenas, reports, in blow of Barnegat, lost
mainsail and jlb.
Sch John II Converse, Plummer, at Boston from
Trinidad reports the loss OF jib and shifted cargo in
the gale of the 2lst.
Sch w Lewis. Hopper, from Matanzas, arrived
at Philadelphia 21st. with boat stove.
Sch Odell, of Portland, was run into at Portsmouth
2lst, by schr Matilda, but no damage is reported.
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Ar at Boston 23d. barque Lizzie H jackson, Mar.
wick, Autofogasta, Nov %.
Ar at New York 23d, brig Emma, Bucknam, from
Cardenas.
Sid I'm Matanzas 22d, sch Geo Walker, Cole. North
of II ,tteras.
Sid I'm Havana 22d, scts May Munroe, Hall, and
Grace Webster. Gales, Cardenas.
Sid fm st Jago Goth, sch Lama Cobb. Cobb, Guam
taname 7th, Ontara PettgrOve, 90, to load for New
York.
Ar at MatanZas 18th, sch Windward, Staples, from
Havana.
Ar at Montevideo Feb 9Th, barque Archer, Hatch
Portland.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. March 23-Evening.-Wall street
markets dull. Money was easy at q 5 per cent
and closing at 8 q per cent.
Foreign Exchange was firm for bankers long sterl-
ing at 4S6A 1861, but demand bills reduced by
leading drawers to 400 with business at 1891.
Gold opened at 1l4s, and closed at 1f44, all the
sales of the day were at these figure. The rates paid
for carrying were p, "a Il and per cent: loans
Exchange Bank were $1559O,OOO. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $52 900 account of inter-
est and $53,0O0 in redemption of bonis. Customs
receipts $2990O0 The steamship Lessngs for Europe
takes $f5S.000 in specie. Governments were firm.
In State bonds, Northwestern bounty loans, old, at
1919 old Tenn 434 and Dist. Columbia 365s declined
to 70A. Railroad mortgages firm. Stock market ex-
tremely dull except for Erie and Lake Shore which,
former from 63s 63 and the latter from 21a to 2Os
The following wer the closing quotations Of Gov
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THE INDIAN INVESTIGATION,
ACou,rac,or Confesses to Fraud.

A C0ntractOr C0nfesses 20 Fraud.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Contractor Wilder
appeared before the Indian Committee this
morning. Although denying the allegations in
regard to fraudulent contracts he admitted that
one occasion he allowed one M urray to make
up bogus voucher for feeding Indians when
his Account was short $500.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market

THURSDAY, March 23-The markets continue
firm with little or no change to note. Sugars are
very strong at 10sc for granulated and 9gc for Extra
c. Pork and lard are firm and show no change
worthy of note Molasses is dull with but light
demand. Apples are in good demand at prices rang
ing from 81 90 @ 90 4Y Dbl.
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HAYTE.

Jacmel Still i'm the Hands of the ReyoIu.
tionists-The Rebellion Spreading.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, March, 23.-Affairs in
Hayti continue to give alarm. Jacmel is com.
pletely in the hands Of the insurgent forces
and it is believed that Gen. Canal has returned
to the country and is again leading the revolu-
ton. Another section of the country 30 miles
from Port au Prince has risen against the gov
eminent and several engagements have already
taken Mace
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st. Paul Railroad was sold TO-DAY bv sneciaI
master in chancey, II. P. Dillon, for $500. 200.
The sale was ordered by decree in the United
States Circuit Court in the suit of the German
bond holders.
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European Markets.

LONDON, March 23-12.30 P. M.-Amercan securi-
tles-United States 10-4Os, 1O6; Erie 19s.
LIVERPOOL, March 23-12. 80 P. M.-Cotton market
is firm; Middng uplands at 9-16d; do Orleans at
61316d sales $4,000 bales, including 5000 bales for
speculation and export.
FRANKFORT, March 1880 P. M.-United States
new 5s, 1014.
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THE INDIANS.
A Fight Between Cooks Expedition and
Sitting Bulls Band.

Fight Between Cooks Expedition and
Sitting Bulbs Band.
NEW YORK, March pa special from
Cheyenne says that Capt. George Crook, from
Fort Phil Kearney,is here after achievements
and states that he is organizing a regiment of
tween Crooks Expedition and Sitting Bulls
band, resulting in the killing of two soldiers
and sixteen Indians. The number of wounded
is unknown. Great excitement prevails.
Rhode Island Republican Convention.
PROVIDENCE, March 23-The Republican
State Convention met at the State House at II
O'Clock today. Nelson w. Aldrich of Provi-
dence. was chosen President, Charles E. Ballou
and Henry T. Drama. Clerks. The present in
cumbents of state offices were nominated for
re election, viz: For Governor, Henry Lippitt
OF Providence: Lieut. Governor, Henry T. Ses-
Joshua M. Alderman; Attorney General, Will
lard Sayle; Treasurer, Samuel CLARK.
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F 0 r e IG N .
SPAIN.
The Government and the Pope

The WOVeFhmeMt ana inc rope.
MADRID, March 23.-Congress will begin to
discuss the new constitution next week. 1t is
expected the government will send an energetic
reply to the Popes protest against the religious
liberation clauses.
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NEW YoRK-Ar 21st scbs Luella A Snow. pIlls-

NEW YORK-Ar 21st, scbs Luella Snow. Pills
bury, Savannah j Rogers; Fletcher, Boston; Ca
and Silas McLoon, Spear, Rockland; VIM McLoon,
Rogers; Arcularius Lord: Farwell, Lord Con-
yoy, French; Defiance, Thorndike; Francis Hatch,
dixie, Cushman, Rockland; Henry Adebert Meady
Richmond. Me; belmont Locke, Pendleton, and "
ID Garg Rich, Providence; Chilon, Grant, do.
Ar I'D brig Josie. Pettgrew, Trinidad; sch Ella
M Watts, Watts. Havana.
Ar 23d. barque Kamia, Day, Pernambuco; Fam
Norwood, Mafacabo; Aldine. Dennison, Cienfuegos;
Ruth Carlisle. Smith, do; VIM Douglass, McIndoe,
Baracoa; w Il Gard, Foss, Sagua.
Cid 22d. DarQues Endeavor, Mountfort, Alicante;
Lavnia, Davis, Matanzas; Webster. Prince, Port
land; brig Lewis Clark, Smith, Barbadoes schs Jas
Young Young. Pensacola; Adam Bowby, Jeison,
Miragoane; Kate Foster, Sawyer, Port Spain.
Passed through He'll Gate 21st, schs Oliver Ames,
Babbitt, Philadelphia for Boston; Agnes. Hodgdon,
New York tor Bath; Ira ID Sturges. Johnson New
York for Boston; Pride of the East Lord do for Call
ais; j v Wellington, Watts, from Philadelphia for
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR Ar goth. baraue
Norena, Nichols, Matanzas days for Boston: sehs
CIV Dexter: Dunton, from Wiscasset for New York;
Mahaska, Williams, Portland for do; Percy Mitchell
PASSPORT for do; I Mcclellan, Farr, Portland for
vINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar 2lst, schs Mary Ella,
Staples, Kennebec for New York; Farnham, Muir,
ply. Rockport for do; NJ K Rawley, Rawley, Bath
for savannah; Reno, Foster Maehias tor Providence
woodbury., Clara Jane. Mott Haven. j NJ Carter,
Hall, lsana Belle, Mark Pendleton, Grace Cush-
ing, bramnall, Benjamin, Viola May, Julia Newell
Altoona, Harriet BAKER, Billow. Mary E vancleaf,
Ganges. Nicola, Mary Smith, Susannah. j Nash,
Eliza Coffin, Bowdoin. Neptune's BRIDE. Cherub.
Olive Elizabeth. Geo Mills, Abel W Parker, E H
King Douglas Haynes, Champion, Jeddie Starlight,
Ellie Simmons, Hero, E Simpson. j Trafton.
Jos Slower, Elwood Doran Nathan Cleaves, jesse
Hart, Farragut, Ocean Pearl, A Cole Iowa, Ruth
B Thomas, V Turner, Arctic, Addie Blaisdell. c W
Ewe, Charlotte Fish, A McNiehols. AIcora, Free
Wind. M K Rawley, Farnum, Mary Ella, Forest
City. and M Morales, 1.-TWO latter repairng)
BOSTON-Cd 22d, barque John Matthias, Seavey,
Portland: brig Maurice, Veazie, Norfolk; sch Abbie
Pitman, Chase, Goree.
Ar 3d. sch John Fl Converse, Plummer, Trinidad
CID 2Sd, brig Mariposa Fletcher, for Havana; sch
Maggie Todd, Richardson. Calais.
PORTsMOUTH-Below 22d, sch Lucy Wentworth,
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ST JOHN. NIB. Steamer Chase-21OO bbls flour,
100 do oatmeal 100 do BEANS III do dried apples, go
900 Tbs tea. 49, 800 yds cotton.
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DIED.

In Brownfeld. March 10, Frank A. Harmon son of
JAS M. Harmon, aged % years.
In Kennebunk, March 20, Mrs. Nancy Littlefeld,
aged 96 years and months. widow of Aaron Little
held OF Kennebunkport. Her maiden name was
Nancy Cosles, married in Portland Sept. 12 1899.
In Boston, Miss Martha A. Davis, eldest daughter
of John j. Davis formerly of Portland aged ~ years
months II days. ARGUS and Transcript please
copy1
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Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox.
Steamship Chase, Thompson, st John. MA R
Stubs.
SAILED-Brig H Jennings; schs Alfred Bra
brook, Franconia.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE


KENNEBUNKPORT, March 22-Several schoon-
met with disasters at Cape Porpose in the gale of
the 21st. The Gem of the Ocean, OF Portland, went
s On INA aau ss 81 t anu -
Georgetown for New York, and the Hero, of Boston,
from Winterport with hay, also went ashore Bass
Island; the latter crme off leaking badly and the
other two remain ashore. The Revenue is biged and
broken.
The brig Mary G Haskell, before reported) went
ashore amont the identical spot of the steam ship
Clotlda disaster The vessel and her cargo of iron
WILDE about total loss. The cargo was valued at
$4,000; insurance, it any, not known.
GEORGETOWN, Me, March 22d - Sch Cutlass
Gardiner (of st GEORGE parted from her mOorings in
Fire 1 land harbor during the gale 21st carrying
away mass, tore out stern post and filled and sunk
No insurance.
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Boston stock Market

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10OO bush cornmeal to g.
W. True & Co.
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Roger A. Pryor has gone to Mississippi to de-
fend Gov. Ames.
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Providence Print Cloth. Market.
Domestic Markets,

PROVIDENCE, March 23-Priniing Cloths market
dull without quotabe change at DC cash for best Ga
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. O.,
March q Il A. MD