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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
NEW YORK.
LOST At sEA.

New York, Nov. 2s.-Anong the pas
sengers on the steamer Panama, from Bor-
deaux for Rio, and wrecked IS miles from
Bhsi, vss Henry H,lliard, United States
minister 10 Brazil. II 10 said that when
the vessel struck. number Of Italians pro-
duced revolvers aud sacked the cabins. All
hands we're saved.
THE l0rH NATIONAL BANK.
New York, Nov. 2S.-In acc ,rdAnce
with resolution Of ths board Of directors.
meeting Of the stock holders Of the Teath
Nasioeal baak vas called today.
The board Of directors Of the tsuth Ma.
donal bank, today. decided unanimously
% 80 inso liquidation. Il va assouscsd
that tAs ssoek holssr might sxpecs divi-
dsol Of about fosty pss csasam BY the Id
q Jaaussy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

It is the duty of every perso nwho has
used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty Of all Drug
gist to recommend it to the poor dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed was repor-
ted. Such medicine as the German
SYRUP cannot be too widely known. Ask
your Druggist about it. Sample Bottles
to try at 10 cents Regular size e5 cents.
For sale by Mills and Purdy.
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FRANCE.
THE NEAR CAn1Nr

THE NEAR GARNET.
Paris, Nov. ga new ministry has
been definitely constituted Is follows:
President of Couacil and Minister of
War-General Grimardet De Rochebouet.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs-Marquis De
Banneville.
Minister Of Justice-Lepelletier.
Minister of Finance-Dulitieul.
Minister Of Commerce-Ozerr.
Minister of Public Works-Graff.
Minister of Public Instr,lction-Faye.
Minister of Marine-not vet nominated.
Dnlitieul va. deputy for Campiegne, but.
was defeated in the election of Oct. IA He
sat with the constitutionary group. He has
been connected with the ministry Of finance
for many years.
THE MINISTER OF MARINE.
P,ris, Nov. 23.-Admiral Rouissin has
been appointed minister Of marine.
THE NEW MINISTRY TO DE INTERPRETED.
A committee ofthe left to day, drafted an
Interpolation to be made in the chamber o.
deputies as soon rs the new ministers ap
pear.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILlAN
HAIR RENE WER.

Is scientific combination of some of the
most powerful restorative agents in the
Vegetable kingdom. 1t trestores gray hair
to its original color. 1t makes the scalp
white and clean It cures dandruff and
humors, and falling out of the HAIR. 1t
furnishes the nutri!ive principle by which
the hair is nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft, and glossy, and
is unsurpassed as hair dressing It is
the most economical preparation ever Of
fered to the public, as its effects remain
long time, making only an occasional
application necessary. It is recommended
and used by eminent medical men, and
officially endorsed bv the State Assayer
OF Msssuchusetts. For sale by all dea.
lers. Sold by Mills s Purdy Yankton
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CRIME.
IN SIOUX CITY.

IN SIOUX CITY.
Special Telegram to the Press and Dakotaian.
Sioux City, Nov. 23.-About half past
one o'clock this morning, Frank Wilson,
who keeps saloon corner Of 2nd and Doug.
les Street. shot and killed Frank Wilder.
Wilson claims that Wilder threatened him
with s!ung shot, and when he attempted to
close up his saloon, Wilder refused 10 70
out when Wilson shot him. Wilson gave
himself up to an officer, claiming the deed
was purely in seli-defense.
LIQUOR DID IT..
New York, Nov. 23.-Five Italians play.
ing cards for liquor 10 basement opening
into Bottle Alley, Baxter ST., quarreled last
night, and one Of them, Michael Catscci,
was killed.
PAID THE PENALTY.
Baltimore, Nov. 23.-James Rosenbury
Hawkins. colored, aged 20. was hanged to.
day at Towsontown for an atrocious assault
upon Ida CHATTER, school girl, aged l3, in
April. He made a full confession.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Auburn, Nov. 2s.-Brothsrton, convicted
Of the murder Of Moon, has been sentenced
20 he hanged in January 17th.
A HONE FOR LIFE.
Burr, convict, who killed Keeper Custe,
and was found guilty Of murder iu the Sec
ond degree, has been sentenced to impris-
onment for life.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL. STREET.
New York, Nov. %.
Gold -lO2Ic.
Money-5@6.
Governments-Firm.
Stocks-Irregular.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Nov. 90.
WHEAT-quiet.
RYE-frmer.
CoRN-ste.dy; 62@634c.
BARLEY-frmer mixed western; $50
403c.
PoRK-dull and heavy.
LARD-heavy; s.35.
WH1sKY-1O@1lc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. %.
WHEAr-weak and unsettled; 100 for
cash; 1.03sc for December.
CoRN-frm and shade higher; 4s}c for
cash 42cac for December.
OArs-active and higher 26sc for cash !:
25lc for December.
RYE-55c.
BARLEY-63!c.
PoRK-heavy and lower ll.90 for cash
1900 for January.
LARD-weak and lower; 7.S5 for cash
7.70 for the year 7.774c for January.
WHIsKY-6c.
| MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Nov. %.
WHEAr-declined &c; l.0Ssc for cash
1.Oslc for November; 1.07 for Decem
ber; No. 8, l.043c.
J, CoRN-quiet 4Sc.
OArs-frm; 26lc.
II RYE-57c.
BARLEY-quiet.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE,

Warrington Nov. pa vote taken to.
day on various amendments to repeal bill,
there were IA amendments and the speaker
ruled they were all before the house and
must be all voted on. The first vote was on
Mr.. Ford's substitute to repeal all that part
Of the resumption act, which authorized the
redemption and cancellation Of greenback
currency. Agreed to without division.
Mr.. Hubbels substitute ior the bill was
rejected, yeas 80, nays 1853. 1t proposed to
modify the third section Of the resumption
act.
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ROASTED corrEk.

If there is any luxury more generally
sppreciated than another,,t is GOOD cor
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and 70 meet this want xessrs. Bell, Con-
rad 1 Co., Chicago, have imported aud
rosted coffee called
ANKORIA,
which 10 the nearest approach to Java oi
any heretofore offered to consumers. II
is not glazed 10 brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods fo,
sale, ~ A0 the famous
rEERLEss BAKING POWDER,
msde BY the same firm. Ask hin fc,
them sad obtain The best goods 10 II,
world.
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WASHINGTON.

FAVORABLE AND USFAvORABLR REPORT.
Washington, Nov. 23.-The senate CON-
mittee on foreign relations this morning
agreed to report favorably upon Hilliard, of
Georgia, minister to Brazil and unfavonbly
on the nomination Of Sanford, Of Florida,
minister to Belgium.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
The republican senatorial caucus to-day
held to determine whether the senate
should consent to q final adjournment Of the
present session Of congress before its expir-
alton by the constitutional limitation, while
any executive nominations remain to be
disposed of, after brief interchange of
views the CAUCUS unanimously adopted a
resolution declaring that the senate should
not adjourn while any executive business
is still upon its docket, or in hands of any
committee. No other subject wa, brought
before the caucus and the existing pol itical
situation in regard to the contested seats,
was not even referred to. Mr.. Patterson
attended the caucus, but Mr.. Conover was
not present. Mr.. Copkling did not arrive
till the action had been taken lust before
the adjournment. The caucus listed only
about half an hour.
FAVORABLE REPORT ON W. p KELLOGG
Washington. Nov. 23-At the meeting
of the senate committee on elections this
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ELEGANT FCks AT PlLn,.

100 setts ladies', misses and ch,ldrens furs
just received.
to Dakota.
Fur trimming.
Ladies furs cheap for cash.
Fur seal, cape seal, French seal, mink
Alaska mink, lynx, and all the latest styles
Of furs at l. Piles & Co.
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Repeal Of a Portion Of Tho Resumption Law BY
he house.
The Senate Committee Report in Favor
Of Kellogg from louisiana.
List Of the New French Cabinet.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A sPEcK OF WAR.

Cincinnati, Nov. ga San Antonio dis.
patch says that Gen. Ord yesterday received
an official copy Of the order of President
Diaz to Gen. Dalcon, commanding the Mex.
ican forces on the border, to repel invasion
bv the United States troops by force. ald
and that Gen. Trevino had been ordered to
the Rio Grande with 1850 troops to carry
out the order. Gen. Ord. has telegraphed
to tho President for another regiment Of
cavalry.
GOING INTO LIQUIDATION.
Chicago, Nov 23-The Central National
Bank, 104 and 10G Washington street,
closed its doors this morning and will 60
into liquidation. This action was conss
quent upon the determination of the meet
Ing of the directors and stockholders last
evening. The institution did only small
commercial business and was backed by
some Of the substantial business men Of this
city, and will, its officers claim, pay dollar
for dollar to depositors, and make good
showing towards paying the stockholders
In full It's liabilities to depositors are
$2s0.0o0; assets 100000 Of bills recsiva-
be, aud $4,000 10 cash resources. Its
capital stock was 100000. w. F. Eudi.
colt 10 president and John Greenleaf cashier.
It experienced slight run yesterday, and
since October 1st, although none Of the de-
positors have closed their accounts, some
22O0, 600 have been drawn out.
THE KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY.
Lawrence, Nov. 22.-The dedication o.
the new building of the Kansas state univer-
sity, took place here to-day. The attend
aucs upon the exercises was large, we'll
known citizens from oil parts of the state
being present. Gov. Anthony presided.
Addresses were made by Chandler Marvin.
State Superintendent Lennon, Rev. T.
Tndall. Gov. Anthony, and others. A
banquet was given for the benefit of the
society. Gov. Anthony was given = compli-
mentary reception at the Ludington house,
by the Young Mems social club, Of Law.
renee.
a july WHICH DISAGREE.
Chicago, Nov. 23.-The Jury in the con.
donation of whisky cases came in this
morning, and reported disagreement, nine
having voted for verdict in favor Of the
government, and three for the defendants.
The question in dispute was whether the
evidence showed that complete immunity
had besn promised.
SHORT EXPLANATIONS.
Providence. Nov. 23.-Capt. Carson. Of
the U. 8. cutter Samuel Dexter, lying In
the Bristol hsrbor this morning. said he
felt unauthorized to make any statements
Regarding his special orders and duties. he
added: There is . suspected craft, and
her government steamer. Draw vour
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SHORT EXPLANATIONS.

Providence. Nov. 23.-Capt. Carson. Of
the U. 8. cutter Samuel Dexter, lying In
the Bristol hsrbor this morning. said he
felt unauthorized to make any statements
Regarding his special orders and duties. He
added: There is suspected craft, and
her government steamer. Draw your
own inferences."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-27

BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

The Legislature last year granted permission to run
steam cars on Atlantic avenue, between Fort Green
place and city line, but owing TO some dispute AS
TO tho title OF certain lands through which the road
to be operated nothing definite was
done In the natter Yesterday Mayor schroeder
transmitted a communication TO the brooklyn Com
Council from the Long Island Railroad Company
and the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company, asking the
Board 10 nx the rate OF speed and the PROVISIONS TO
be taken Tor public safety Alderman Burnett pre-
scented resolution requiring that the rate OF speed
shall not exceed twelve miles an hour. Alderman
Murtha thought that eight miles was high rate as
should be permitted. Alter considerable argument
the following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY adopted:-
Resolved That the Atlantic Railroad Company of
Brooklyn and the Long Island Railroad Company its
construct suitable railing fence each side OF the rail-
u! tracks 10 ne laid by them Atlantic between
Fort Green pa aud the city line, OF kind and In
70 approved OF bv His LIQUOR the Mas Wnd the especve
OF flatbu avenue; said railing fence have proper
openings aLd crossings ~ every which said
avenue aud at intervals exceeding every $50
eet 70 allow the crossing OF persons foot within the
NJ Tue crossing of BEDFORD avenue, which shall be closed
during tile passing OF trains.
Resolved. That IL shall be the duty OF the company
operating said steam railroad to station and MAINTAIN
uagnNn NJ NanderOilt. Washington. Franklin. Nostrand
and Bedford during the times said rail-
road l. being run and operated.
Resolved That said railroad company be not restricted
~ 10 rate OF speed after said fences constructed and
s"sh precautions taken Us heielnbciore provided.
hesoved That the centre line OF the shall be the
cene line OF the railroad track TO lie laid by said company
au provided hat said railroad company shall operate
""'hs 'oF passengers on or before July J. 1877.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Annoy, about Fob 4-Saied, barE Carnarvonshire (Br)
Sledye, New York.
ApnS. Feb 2i-Saiied, bark Glide Beadle. Zanzibar.
BAnDApos March 26-Arrivcd previous. ship John Har
vey, Brown. Chnchas.
BsaxuDA, March 2I-Arrved, brglE xcesor tBr, Mayor
New York.
CiupAp BOLIVAR. Fob I7-In tho River Orinoco, schr
Anitu. McCready. from New York.
IltoGo Jan 81 Sailed bark Ferris Thompson Potter
London via Nagasak: Feb s. schr Mary Jane, Yokohama
In port Feb "a bark stonewai Jackson Arbecam from
Yokohama, arrived 18th. for Europe with rice
ILoiLo. Feb 5-ln port ships Ericsson, Thatcher. from
Manila Jan IL. tor New YORK Fontenoye tBrl
Taylor Hong Kong. arrived Jan 10. for Boston Nj
Washington Perkins, from Hong Kong arrived Jan % for
Boston: Frank Thayer, Starrstt from san Francisco.
rived Jan 81 barks Whitmore lton, for Boston
Spica (ie, Meyer fr New York: Monarchy B). Pearce
LIsBox. March 19-Arrived bark AeoIus tNor) krogh,
Phiadeip hia; brig Saga CSw), Engstrom, do
Lone CAY fortune isandj. March O-Passed schr Lucy
Holiness Teel, from Wilmington, Nc, for Jeremie.
ESh Manson for New York Favori,n Gerrish for ilco
to load for Boston, vanadis (us) Wekund. from Hong
Kong. arrived Feb ?, unc.
sailed Feb 5, bark Oneata (Br). Carter. Liverpool
NASSAU. Mp, March 7-Arrivcd. schrs Anna Collins,
arJcastc New York land sailed 18th on her return via
Long Cay) 10th. Gertrude trl, Kelly. savannah lSth
L. Douglass Gunner, jacksonville.
Sailed 18TH schr Amelia Ann (r, Sawin, Jacksonville
souRAnAyA, Jan ~ -Arrved. ship Akbar. Lamson. Sgd
- joins NIB. March 23-sailcd, bark Eecta lBp, How.
hswry; brips Alice. Campbell, wexford; ID i Brown
Dbl. Wolfe. Liverpool. Ms.
Arrived 2Gn ship Lydia tBr, Cloudy, Liverpool; barks
Maggie Miller tBr Cook, Lewes, Del; Bremen DR. Csld.
we'll New York
TaxAo Fec I'm port barks Frederick Gen. Ulderup.
for New York Pallas oier). Butcher, for do.
WINDSOR, Ms. March l3-Sailcd schr Maggie Marsters,
Yoxo,.xA Feo i4-Arrived, bark Aimatia, Blanchard,
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OBITUARY..
John s. HART. LID.


Professor John 3. HART IL. d., died yesterday in
Philadelphia in tho sixtyseventh year OF his age He
was born in old Stockbridge Berkshire county, Mass,
but when only two years old his father removed 10
Providence township. Pennsylvania. Young Hart en-
entered the sophomore class Of the College of New Jer
soy IN 1927 and graduated with the first honors Of
his class in 1880. He then taught ono year In the
academy ut Natcncz MISS and in the fall OF 1881 en-
tered the Theological Seminary at Princeton. During
the last two years o: hts attendance at tho
seminary he acted tutor in the college
anu In 1884 was appointed adjunct professor
OF ancient languages Mr. Hart was licensed 10 preach
In 1885, but In the following year, becoming proprietor
OF Edgenil School, he had his license cancelled. In
September 1912, he elected principal OF the High
School Of Philadelphia where he continued until 1889,
resgnlng his post become editor OF tho periodicals
OF the American Sunday School Union. In 1862 ho
became principal OF the New Jersey State Normal
February 1871. Tho degree Of Ii. d. was conferred
upon him by the University OF Miami IN lS4S.
Professor Hart has been prolific author. Besides
his .Annua Reports Of the Philadelphia High School
and OF the New Jersey Normal School,, amounting TO
MANY arpc volumes, and his continual contributions
10 tho periodical! press, he has published or
more of works OF considerable prctenson and value
Among them may DO mentioned the following
.sSpcncer and the Fairy Queen" "Fcmalc Prose
position of the Constitution tor Schools" Greek and
Roman Mythology" and "Composilion and Rhetoric. "
HIS scnoobooks have had large sale and been IN usc
In many different Institutions. Quito recently no has
delivered series lectures on the works OF Shakes
pcare Philadelphia
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
TELEGRAPH

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wniTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Nevada ti,r Guard. Liverpool March IA, with
s "a q a to wr% wh %Sn was ysd Cd
~ Marsh M ?. III e. id American ss~ n% Ssd
company with mnsted schooner rgged steamer bound
w 24th no lat &c passed ship America from Liverpool
~. wiz, 'S ss VII
l'n 10 80 saw ieeoerss each about 100 u In height
olk. mdse and passengers to Old Dominion Steamship
BARK Carl Johann tNo,. oklund siosh 70 days In bal.
last order Was IS days the Channel and Bay of Bis
wards had moderate weather. anchored sandy
BARK Ae.,u. Ger, Ba,dns; Hamburg ~ days. with
e ssSr Flor" Woodhoass oedhous Indoa via Della
ware reakwa,er with hides Ae 70 Upper gsst.e; YES.
SI Sshr Admiral s%swood Jacksonville 10 days. with
Ss's: JsSs days. with am
Essn % 10Th from
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Corses Freeman Halifax, Ms, for New York,
Brig Anna Elizabeth tof HAmpden), Keene. Providence
schr Lizzie Br oiehnss S. John, M tor Now York.
ss GE Was Sa liver s New York
sh1 N' srss s New York
se%r sails c1ar.rss: Iyeiehes Taansn Tor Ssw York
schr Isabella Thompson Howe Providence Tor Phsdei-
phia
schr Robert Pets Snow. Providence for Virginia.
schr belmont Locke. Hatch Providence for New York.
| Schr Saratoga, Nickersou Pawtucket for New York.
! BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeake. Mangum New York for Portland
Steamer City oi FchDurg springer New York tor New
| Bedford
| steamer Thetis. Young. New York for Providence.
Steamer Tilhc. Ewing. New YORK Tor New London and
| Norwich. -
Scir Osseo tHr), Gorhain, New York for st John, NIB
scnr Laviua Delaney, Reese New York Tor New Haven.
| schr Yankee Maid. Virginia Tor New Haven.
! The utward bound Sound and coaswisc steamers oil
came archor arriving of the Herald Telegraph
station last night, on account Of the prevailing Storm
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HON. JOSEPH T. PRATT.

Hon. Joseph T. Pratt, Judge of tho Court Of Common
Pleas Philadelphia died at his residenccn that city
yesterday, aged thirty.nine years Judge Pratt was
born at Towanda, Bradford county, Pa, where
he passed his carly youth After graduating at Gen.
osee College, New York, he went to Philadelphia, and
commenced the study Of medicine, which, after two
years, he abandoned tor that OF law, while
ut the same timo occupying the position Of
instructor at Girard College On tho out
break OF the war Jadge Pratt abandoned
his studies and entered the army private, ana by
faithful and gallant to the rank Of Major.
Al the close Of tho ho resumed his legal studies
aud was admitted to tho Philadelphia Bar III June,
1877, and rapidly IN his profession 1914 he
was nominated and elected by the republican party as
one OF the Judges OF the Common Pleas Judge Pratt
was a III ember and Past Master OF Washington Lodge,
No SO, A. Y. NJ; OF Temple Chapter, No PAS; and OF
81 Adams Commaudcry, Knights rcmplar, having
been at ono time Eminent Commander, and was prom
iuent IN his identification with The Masonic Order Ho
was one OF the founders OF Post No. D, q. A. r.
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OUR GABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, March 2eArrived bark ArgonAus CNon. Moe,
Philadelphia via Queenstown
sailed 26th ship Ellen Austin. Goodburn Now York.
BRisroL March 25-ArrIvsd brig Nmble tB). Grniths.
Charleston.
BiRxRxHRAp March 26-Arved. brig Ivan Br). Trainor
New York.
BARCELONA March 2l-Arrived. schr Jesse Csr Under.
hill. Cadiz.
Calcutta. 49,
BREMEN, March 2s-ssilsd. bark Onke tGer,. rasche.
New Orleans.
DEAL, March oe-saed, bark Pc UtaD. schiafHno drom
London), Delaware Broakwater.
DUBLIN, March 2e-Arrved. bark Savannah (Br. ONeil
Pensacola. ....
FALMOUTH, March 25-Arrved, barks Daniele ntaD, Pa
laszo Philadelphia; Providentia Gen. Holtx wimIn son
NC; Edna Gregory tBr>. Smith. do for London.
GIBRALTAR, March ls-Arrivod bark Giulo dtal. Ro-
mano, New York.
GENOA, to March 20-Arrved, bark Cores (Nor Gunder
sen New Orleans.
Sailed TO 2eth bark sues, for Philadelphia
HULL. March 26-Arrved, ship Michael Angelo tBr),
Ball. Portland o: bark Obo (Ita, Trusco, Philadelphia
IIAvRx March 26-Arrived. brig Caroline Gray Pease.
Samarang.
Sailed 23d, bark Arno (Aus), Soppa st Thomas.
HAxBuRo, March 24-Saed, bark skudcsnaes (Nor)
Kjsidsen New York; 18th, ship Western Belle tr for
Qusbec
HKLvoEr. March 25-Saed, bark Samuel (Nor), Flage.
stadt, New York.
LIvRRPooL March 25-Arrivod steamers Gurtubay (Sp,
Ansaesga, Baltimore; 26h. San Antonio Br,. Res do
Sailed 25th. bark Montreal 8r Coaeet, Nova Scotia;
Goth ship Froc Bush san Francisco; bark Alice Cooper
Cr). King. Camden, Nc; schr Nellie Scott. Milan. East
port Me.
LONDON March 26-Arrived, ship Kinburn OBJ, Perry,
Philadelphia.
Sailed from Gravessnd 2e,h, ship Liverpool Lambert,
New York.
NEWCASTLE March 26-Arrived, bark Berkeley Castle
(Hr), Stumphor, Pensacola.
PALRaxo March 24Sailed, steamer Croft tBr. Hodson.
New York via Valencia.
PRRxAMBuco March 24-Arrved previously, steamer
Cassini (Br), Mckenzie. New York for Bahia.
QUEENSTOWN March 25-Arrived. barks Brunette (Br i,
Richards Philadelphia; Sf Nor) Thorkeldsen Savannah
2eth ship Martin scott DID, Kerr San Francisco; bark
Osmi Dubrovacki LAus), Marianovich New York.
Also 28th 10 80 PM steamer City Of Brussels
(Br, Watkins New YORK Liverpool land proceeded
SHIELDS. March 24-Arived bark Agostino Repetto
Utal, Antola. Baltimore.
SLIGO March "a Arrived, bark Lortor Vale tr. Haley.
Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPTON March 24Arrived. steamer Brsunschwsi
(Ger) undeutch, Baltimore for Bremen.
SINGAPORE, Feb l6-ssiied. brig Auguste Ger. Rus.
New York.
ST HELENA, March 3-Saied ships British Envoy (Br)
Stewart urom Cacutta New York; Fortune Taylor urom
Probolingo). Boston