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Schr Annie Burr Simpson, KonigYberg 80 days. In bal
last to Parker Co Sept b. Geo A Roberts. seaman.
Of Boston. II yssrs OF fell overheard. and vas
drowned
schr Georgia Robertson Cadz II days. with salt to Brett.
Son Co Nov - lat 81 A. Ion ~ 40. had heavy NE
gale lasting 81 hours lost aud split sails L. bound Bos-
put into this port short OF provisions and Tor cp
schr Paine Brown Mira.oanc 10 days. with fruit to
VIM Douglass. vessel to Is Weinberg
Schr Jesse Clark, Ewood. Fernandna 10 davs. with
lumbo- Eppinger, Russell Co; vessel to Ovcron
Hawkins.
schr Mary Power Wiley Pensacola 1s days, with um-
ber 20 the New Haven steam Sawmil Coz vessel TO SNOW
Burgess.
Samuel RUSSELL Smith, Jacksonv villc II days. with
lumber To q Fairchld: vessel to Warren Ray,
schr Athea Darby. Cedar Keys II days with lumber to
Isaac Eppnger: vessel to Bentley Gildersleeve Co. -
schr Joseph Wilson, Somers Cedar Keys ID days. with
lumber TO Drew Bucki; vessel to oyerton 4 Hawkins
schr Evans, Brewster Charleston days. with naval
stores to A Abbott.
schr Sea Nymph Dow. Port Royal Sc IS days, with lam
Der to Joseph Risley.
schr VIM A Levcring Smith. Richmond, Va
schr " I Abbott. Ludlam, Richmond. Va:
Schr n Burroughs Taylor Richmond. Va.
Scir Carrie Hart. Alexandria tor New Haven.
Schr Mary Jane. Bowker. Virginia
schr Chas Acott French. Virginia.
schr John Young. Curtis, Virginia.
Schr h g Brooks. Lee. Virginia.
schr y II Eooth, Burrows, Virginia.
sclr NJ Tibbetts. Robins Virginia
schr 4 Benton, Budd. Virginia.
schr Turner, Camp Virginia.
schr l. Cordery HI gbee. Georgetown, DC.
Schr Index. Garrison. Georgetown. DC.
Schr Lulu Ammerman Person Baltimore for Bridgeport
r3-Steamer r Caland Dutch. from Rotterdam. which
arrived 27th 25 lat Al 80 Ion 30 TO- spoke
ship Helios Geo from Pau for New YORK. - days out
teaner, bound east.
S8-Bark Bnc Bird tBr,. which was anchored in the
lower bay. up TO the city 2sth AN.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK rHR MONTHS
OF NOVEMBER DEcEMBKR.
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tho 70 Delaware Bay Five Fathom Bank The
following letter just received viii show the result
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or rAK LiGHIHoCsE BOARD.
WASHINGTON Nov. -. !S.c.
siEReerrng to letter of g. enclosing petition
that substantial hshshp, with steam log signal on
board he placed Five fathom Bank entrance 70 Della
Bay hay- that tho considered oy
the Board its meeting OF Nov ~ when Was tina
Of the light ships with steam fog signal ON board
shall be placed Five fatnon Bank as the vessel
in question be spared from the present station Very
respectfully. j. g. WALKER. Naval Secretary
JANIS A. WRIGHT. President international Navigation
Company. Philadelphia, Pa.
cALcAsiru RiyER LIGHT. 4, 80,
The light to be shown next December from the light
house recently erected at the mouth of the casasen
River. La. viii be catadoptfic. OF the fourth
order lighting $50 degrees OF the horizon. The
focal plane Is 81 fcet above the ground, ans
81 feet above low The light should be seen in
clear weaths from the deck OF vessel II feet above the
sea- ~ nautical miles Tho structure pyrsmidal iron
tower on screw pe foundation and painted black The
approximate position OF the position Of the lighthouse, As
taken from the Coast Survey charts Is ioliows-Lat 70
40 n Ion 93 IL 3OW
QuEnkc Nov oSAl tho buoys In the lower st Lawrence
have been brought here by the government
steamer Lady Head.
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hound sOIJTr


Steamer City Fitchburg Springer New Bedford for
Sehr Jennie Hammond. Hammond, Prince Edward
sehr yssta an, Palmer, Rockland, NIB, Tor Now York
sshr Henry kas kasss ssx % Ss~ ys
schr yandaia. Ellsworth for New York.
ysrs sds' Mary oS' simpson d''fs''0~n No. FOR Nc"
schr Alaska. Thorndiss. Portland, Me- Tor Newark, NJ
& sehr p w@ Rice Passsey KScs,sna fer New Yess
sehr hishmoad, rhsapsSn, a Tholnason for New York.
@ ssn asa ss ss. YORK.
M sehr Henry May Hatch. rroyidenee for New YORK
sehr CALVIN edwards, rroviasnce for New York
sehr Mary Stowe. Baker Providence tor New York.
Schr Lottie. Green. Providence for New York.
sssr oty sr SS
Schr Highland, Lynch, Rosiyn Tor Albany
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eieanora johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Neptune & Berry S New w York e. for Boston
Brig Alice Carlton, Nckerson, Amboy ier Bost IN.
schr North America BE Joyce. New York for Johns
schr Alexander (Br,. Forbes New York for Maitland
schr Ganges Heath New York for Providence
% 'S
sehr Walton washburn, New j. io,s for Salem.
& scS sea grd Langley New r YORK for for NNswpor'
sehr kispsI: Hopkin. HoOosen for Newport.
schr Saratoga. Nickerson. Hoboken tor New London,
Schr + Phillips. Phillips houoKen for Providence.
schr Hattie Collins. Heaney Hoboken for Providence.
Schr l. Barnes. Baker, Port johnson for Warehnm.
Schr Worthngton. Hanly. Port johnson for Boston
Schr II Howe. Howe. Port johnson Boston.
Schr Alice Noyes Baker. Port johnson Providence
schr Gen Howard. Port johnson tor Portland, Mo
sh ssh rsses hshMSs Soxsarg tor New g" london
schr Isaac Rich, Walker, Georgetown, Dc New Ha-
schr L W Cottingham. Coggswel Georgetown, DC, for
Now Haven.
schr Jas II Hoyt. Lyons. Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Free Wind. Frisbe. Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Rhoda Holmes. Holmes, Baltimore for New Haven
schr Grace vandusen. Reeves Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Thomas Vangildes. vsnsilder. Philadelpha for
Rockport
Schr VIM II Howe, Rowe. Philadelphia FOR Providence
Schr Flavila, Jones, Phladeph phis for Provincetown
Schr Robin Hood, Steclinan. Trenton for Hartford,
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cALcAsrru Rlyrn LICnr.
WHALEMEN.

QuEBEc Nov oSA the buoys In the lower st Lawrence
have been removed and brought here by the
Head
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Eieanora, johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. New York for Boston.
Steamer Sautee. Davis. New York for New Bedford.
Brig Alice Carlton, Nickerson, Amboy ior Bost IN.
Schr Maria Adelaide. Webb. New York for Newport
Schr North America tBr, Joyce New York for John
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

| sails. Destinationl O6sce
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tho entrance TO Delaware Bay, Five Fahom Bank The
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. J
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TOLEDO, April 1s.-The Blade pub.
fishes, this afternoon, comprehensive crop
reports from over 200 points in Ohio
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois. These
reports indicate that the prospects oi
wheat in the principal wheat producing
regions Of those States are unusually
good:
In Southern and Central Michigan
Farmers are sanguine, having better crops
than for years. The same is true OF the
great wheat fields in Western and North.
ern Illinois and Northern Missouri.
In The rich newlands OF Northwest
0hio-Prospects not so good, much Of the
wheat having been drowned out. Through
Central Indiana and Central Illinois
very great deal Of wheat has been
killed, and many fields have been plowed
up, half crop is all the farmers hope
for. There will be large quantity oi
spring wheat sown this year, and the acre.
age planted in corn and oats will proba-
bly, be larger than ever. There is dis
position among the Michigan farmers to
plant large quantities oioats. The fruit
everywhere is reported az looking well.
From each locality comes the hope that
there will be even moderate crop Of
peaches. The wet weather has greatly
retarded spring plowing, but in many
places farmers took advantage oi the mild
weather to do good deal Of bracing up in
their fields.
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.ByFeLegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY MTEL11GEN0ER
CON c r E S S.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April IS.

The House took up the report OF the
Election Committee on Alabama contest
ed election case Of Bromberg against
HARRISON. The report was unanimous In
declaring the sitting member (Haralson)
entitled to the seat. The report was
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I1,,or, Co,,n co,,r no,vy ~
+" o",ooh eooHt "ohSL OO"N 'H
TExAs.-Mr. Rufus Ingalls, defense, that
the watch which he gave TO Mrs. Grant
wouldn't 90, was adopted by another gen.
tlem,n f,his fine n coiorl who olso
t"n,,I .;,"a",, @ "aIIoT ruon n - s s;.o - =
'ou"u n''''e'i '"''eu "p'" " '''' W "
personal explanation concerning some
transactions, unauthorized, i was alleged,
in watch, mule and pistol. HIS name
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Eads, Jetties n Failure.

New ORLEANS, April 1s.-A petition
signed by the leading ship agents and the
masters Of nearly all the vessels in the
port has been forwarded to the Secretary
Of War, protesting against moving the
Government dredge boat from the South:
west Pass to complete the work at Eads'
jetties. The Republican says: Under
Eads' contract with the Government he
Is to get $4,000 dollars as soon as he gets
channel twenty feet deep and 200 feet
wide through the jetties. This he has
been unable to do, butts since he has erect
ed his jetties the water at the head OF the
South Pass has shoalad -f:es,-i 70 IA
fvvt ana a bar has been formed in the Gulf
in front Of the jetties on which there is
now less than "a feet and rapidly shoal-
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AProspcctiyc Riot.

ClNcINNATI, April 1S.-A Gd:elIt
Charleston, W. Va, special says that the
workmen employed on the government
locks in the Kanawha river at Browns.
town, W. Va, struck for higher wages
some two weeks ago, and that the con-
tractors brought iifty negroes from Rich
mond and on their arrival this evening
they were met by about 200 whites who
insist upon their return. The latest re-
port from Brownstown says that the
negroes are in tho contractors Office, and
the whites have sent runners into the sur
rounding country for the purpose OF col.
lectcng a mob and trouble is feared to.
night unless the negroes are sent east.
Brownstown is ten miles from Charles
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VOLUME XXIv--NUMBER 9O5.


NEW York, April ls.-Cotton-Quiet
and weak at lS1fc. Flour-In fair demand;
superfne western and State 81 l6a4 so:
common to good 81 90a5 25; good 10 choice
S. 30a6 20; white wheat extra IS 76a7 76:
extra Ohio 81 90a7 90; 81. Louis IS 25ae %.
Wheat-A shade frmer: rejected spring
atoat 81 IS; mixed 81 Hal 90; No. 2 Nil.
waukee 81 26al 26If; white western 81 45a
l 4s. Rye-Western SSc. Bar ey-More
steady; No. Bay Quinte 81 IS. Malt
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Demand act.
i've; western mixed, graded, zoe; old west.
ern mixed In store co. I1c. oats-Unchaug-
cd. Hay-Unchanged. Hops-Firm; east
ern and western 1lal6c. Gfoceries-Firm
and unchanged. whisky-Firmat at 81 1ih
all
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Trial OF Bond Forgcrs.

PmiLADELrnIA, April l8.-ln The
Court Of Quarter Sessions, Judge Mitchell
presiding, the trial OF Robert II. Wishart,
alias J. d. Bachelor, Peter Buns, alias
Geo. II. Davis, and Joseph A. Colvert
has been commenced on the charge oi
conspiracy for making and ut,cring fraud
ulent U. s. Bonds and bonds Of the Chi
cago & North Western Railroad Com.
pany, said bonds being fictitious assets ol
The Safeguard Insurance Company, ut
tered for the purpose ofleading Insurance
Commissioner Foster TO believe that said
company was doing business on genu'
inc capital, whereas the allegation is that
the company and bonds we're alike bogus
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Assassination OF Col. Spencer.

ST.. LOUIS, April ls.-A special TO the
Globe Democrat from Chamois, Mo-, says
that Colonel A. A. Spencer was assassin.
ated in the court room at Linn Creek
last evening by stranger giving the
name JetEries. The only explanation OF
the affair Is that Jeifries asked Spencer
what he had done with his wife and
children, and Immediately drew a re-
yolyer and shot him three times, twice
through the head. Jefiries made no at,
tempt to escape, but surrendered to the
authorities. Colonel Spencer is said 10
be son Of the former Secretary Of the
Navy and brother Of Lieutenant Spen.
Ger, who was hung at the yard.arm Of the
brig Toners for mutiny many years ago
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Conference Of Railway sIagnates

New YORK, April lSrAt the confer.
encc OF the trunk and Western lines held
to. day at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, at which
the New York Central, Erie, Pennsylva-
MIA, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan South
ern, Michigan Central, and Ft. Wayne
lines were represented, il was agreed that
no change should be made in the rates on
passenger business West or East, or on
wes,bound freight business, or on the live
stock or oil =basinss-- --ef. .i,e.s .srunh lines,
but that the Western roads should make
the rates on eastbound freight, the East
ern roads agreeing to accept the same.
This change was necessitated by the New
York Central insisting that their connect
ing lines out OF Chicago and other West.
crn points should be left free to meet the
ompctition Of the Grand Trunk Of Cam
nda.
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-Wool-Dull
and prices weak. Sales for the last week
are lighter than since the panic Of 1873.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 44a45; x 4Sa45; medium 4Sa
50c; coarse 40a4Sc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western fine S751fa40c; medium
4sa40c; coarse 40a42c; combing washed 6Sa
&c; unwashed AZ Nc; fne unwashed 25a27c;
coarse and medium upwashed SSaS5; extra
and merino pulled S5aS6c; No. l and super
pulled SIC; Texas fine aud medium 20a22c;
cna rEa 1ga1Qe
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PHILADELPHIA, April ls.-Flour-Better
grades in moderate request; others neglect
ed. Whcat-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Sic. Corn-In good demand; white aaoat
6Gc; yellow G9c. Oats-Firm; white 60a
5lXc; mixed 4S1ai5ic. Clover Seed
l6falsI<c. Petroleum-E Easier; crude l0k
alU3Gc, refined l4al4Hc. Butter Quiet;
New York and Bradford county extras
SGaSOc; firsts 2sa3tc; western extras SSa36c.
Eggs-Firm at lSal9c. Cheese-Steady Mt
l2Xal4c. Whisky-Western ut 81 l?.
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WHEELING WEST WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 9, 1876

peusation should not exceed s. a day for
each member Of the Commission for the
time actually employed. Agreed TO.
The appropriation for the Subsistence
Of the Apache Indians at the South
Apache Indian Agency, New Mexico,
was reduced from 5000 to $4,000. The
bill was then passed.
Mr.. Allison, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported favorably the
bill to amend section 10 OF the act max
ing appropriations for the current and
contingent expenses Of the Indian De.
partmenl for the fiscal year ending June
S0th, 1876, in regard 10 sureties on In
dian Agents. bonds and books, and
accounts OF Indians, &c. Calendared.
The executive session adjourned.
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CLEVELAND, April 1s.-Emperor Dom
Pedro and party arrived in this city to-
night; made stop Of twenty-five min
utes, and were driven to Lake Shore
Park, and viewed Lake Erie. They left
via the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for
Chicago. There was large crowd at the
depot. 80
CHICAGO, April ls.-Dom Pedro will
arrive in this city tomorrow morning
and after a few hours stay ywill, ,leaveo on the
special hotel car, the Metropolitan, via the
G. &N. W. Railroad for Omaha and Cali
fornia. He Is accompanied by his militia.
ry family, and by Dom ]. BargeS. Bra
lillian Minister to Washington.
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DISASTROUS overflow.

QUINCY. April lS.-The leyee souil. oi
this city has broken at three points and a
large portion Of the bottom on tho Hi.
nois side, opposite Hannibal, is overflow:
ed. Houses and barns have floated
away and the damage that has been done
cannot be estimated. The entire popula-
ton Of the bottom have fled to the bluffs
in many cases leaving everything behind
Meetings have been called at Hannibal to
help the uniortunates. Much suffering !.
sure to follow. The river has declined
one inch this afternoon and it is believed
the worst is over.
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ITALY.


ROME, Aprill7.-Negotiations between
Spain and the Vatican have been sus-
pended. The Spanish Government has
announced that II will accept the Concor-
dat Of 1851 except the clause dccreeing
unity. Spain will await fresh proposals
from the Vatican before resuming nego-
tiations. II Is announced that the Pope
has written an autograph letter to King
Alfonso reminding him Of his promises to
maintain religious unity and the Concor-
dat of 1881
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Decency Prevails in chicago

CHICAGO, April 1s.-At midnight the
returns from the city election which are
in are only scattering. Enough pre-
cincts are heard from, however, to indi.
cate that tho side Of tdecency has prevailed
and that what Is known as the "bummer"
element has been worsted, and the Com
mon Council will be composed largely Of
good men. Clinton Briggs, the Demo
cratic nominee for City Treasurer, has
probably beaten Clark Lipe, the Republi'
can candidate. The vote for Hoyne for
Mayor has been tolerably full, though Re.
publicans and Democrats have scratched
his nnme in many precincts.
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Death Of Orcstes A. Brownson.

DETROIT, April 17.-Dr. orestes A,
Brownson, OF BrOwnSon's Reriew, and oi
widespread reputation US an author and
controyersialist, died here this morning,
aged seventy-three years. Last fall he
suspended his paper on account OF failing
health, and came here to live with his
son, who is we'll known lawyer in this
city. On January he had an acute at.
tack Of inflammation OF the bowels, from
which there had been a partial recovery,
but on Saturday last there was relapse,
and he failed with great rapidity, dying
al 4 o'clock this morning. His funeral
takes place on Wednesday, in the Catholic
Cathedral here.
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TURKEY.

VIENNA, April 1s.-A special to The
7d9biaa from Ragusa states that san
culinary battle took place on the 4th inst
near Trebinje. The insurgents stormed
a Turkish intrenchment. Simultaneously
the Turkish garrison at Nicsic made a
Sortie, but was repalsed. The insurgents
are very sanguine OF the result Of their
operations, but their sympathizers fear
that their ammunition and supplies will
fail
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NEw YoRK, April lS.-In the suit Of
Comptroller Of Currency Knox against the
estate Of VIM, NJ. Graham and Chas. H.
Horton, deiaulting ex.President and ex-
Cashier OF the Waikiki National Bank,
Register Little yesterday allowed q claim
on behalf Of the bank against the estate
Of Graham for Sl72,55l and against the
estate OF Horton for Sl7S,lSl.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule
Market.

The Fifth Street Horse Market continues
to show fair degree Of activity, although
the sales for the past week did not equal
those Of the week previous. The demand,
however, is ahead Of the supply. The sales
foot up for the week 554 head. One car.
load, composed Of drivers and streeters,
were shipped TO New York; prices $l25 to
$3.50. Onp carload to Louisville, Of light
horses. for the Southern trade; prices, 800 to
$50. One carload to North Carolina; pri.
ces, $50 to 90. One carload to q orgia;
prices, $65 to 500. One carload Of plugs
to PaducalI; prices $45 10 500. The tone Of
the market Indicates that the demand for
stock will continue TO he beyond the sup
n1v
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GheAttelIiqetteer.
rho West Virginia Insane 1IOspi.
taI-Semi.annual Report Of the
superintendent Insanity ON
the Increase.

Tho West virginia lnAnue kAOSpl
tnI-Semi.annua Report Of tn
Supcrintcndent- Insanity OF
the Increase.
The Board OF Directors Of this institu
lion was in session at Weston last week
The following members were in attend
ancc; Alex. Monroe, Of Hampshir
county, J. l.. Armstrong, OF Jackson, Irl
J. McGinnis, OF Cabell, Jas. WithrOw, o
Greenbrier, Matthew EdmistOn, 7. A
Edwards and J. W. WoGindin, Of Lewis
and Dr.. NJ. F. Hullihen, Of Wheeling
10 the latter gentleman we are indebted
for some information in regard to the pro-
ceedings OF the meeting. The Board or
ganl1ed by clccting Judge Edmiston,
President, and J. ". WOiEindin,secretary,
for the ensuing year. In accordance with
advertisements, several bids were re-
ceiyed for the construction Of q hospital
for the colored insane, and an engine
housc and laundry, in conformity to plans
and specifications OF c. G. Kemble, Esq,
architect. But the lowest proposal ex-
ceeAing by several thousand dollars the
amount appropriated-fifteen thousand
iollap-ior that purpose, the Board re-
iec,ed them all. After further dclibera-
ton the Board resolved to modify the
plans and specifications Of Mr.. Kemble
% Il. to bring the work within the scope
Of the appropriation. Bids were then
solicited on the new proposition, and
Bradbury, Kitson & Woods, Of Weston,
we're awarded the contract.
The semi.annual report Of the Medical
Superintendent shows the following
changes for the past six months in the
hospital records: Number Of patients
at the close Of the fiscal year ending Sep.
tember SOth, 1876, three hundred and
torty.uine; admitted since, scyenty.iive,
making a sum total OF four hundred and
txenty.nine. OF this number thirty.one
we're discharged, leaving in the hospital
March 3ls:, 1876, three hundred and
ninety.three-two hundred and twelve
males and one hundred and eighty.one
females. The greatest number in the
hospital at any one time during the six
months was three hundred and ninety
eight, and the lowest three hundred and
iorty.seven; daily average, three hundred
and seventy.six and onc-third. The
cost per week for the maintenance OF
each patient was, in whole figures,
:. So This amount includes all cur
rent expenditures for salaries Of officers
and employees, bedding, clothing, food
heat, sc. 1t ia eleven cents less per capita
than is shown In the report for 1874,
when there was an average Of 29S5 pa
tients, live add forty.Six, the number
Of persons employed to look after these
people, 10 the number already ma med,
We have household consisting Of four
hundred and forty.one. DIR. Hullihcn
has taken the pains to obtain from the
officers Of the hospital the daily quaint:
tie, of provisions used in maintaining
this immense family, which we here an.
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, April 1Y.-Thc steamships
Neckar, Republic, and State Of Indiana
from New York, and Nederland, from
Philadelphia, arrived ont. :,
PnILApELpHIA, April 1S.-Arrived-,
The steamship Indiana, from Liverpool
New YoRK, April lS-The ships
Nevada and England, from Liverpool
"%i LIyEnpooI, April lsc-calaind, from
Rotterdam, and Polnmcrania, from Ham
burg, have arrived.