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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-02

,EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VALUABLE BREWERY PROPEKil
AT RICHMOND, VA. FOR SAbE.-AN tnI'
LARGE BREWERY BUILDING, with The NJ A.
PURTENANCES thereto belonging tosci her w NIX
shout EIGHT AND A HALF ACRES OF LnSsnn:
az Richmond, Va. known as the J!tAEs-hl' On
STEAM BREW ERY. with capacity OF prcM anS
200 barrels per day: valuable Waterfront nt 80
feet on james river. The maehiuefy sna Daiic'hS'
are all In tirst-class order. .ahr,
1t viii be sold 1T very low price aud on favorable
terms. Apply In o,o-
hun6rcd-and, tweni v-eic nth street, New YORK.
+, GYUENGLING,P ottsyi!le, Pa; ,,
John II. BET2, New Market and CaHo"hiit
-, streets, +. b. WOAfRATH, TAO Arch street
GEORGE w. ROBINSON,
NH lG.2taw4w on the premises
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$50 FARMS AND A LARGE GUAM

O1n FARMS AND "A LARGE GUAM
THY OF CITY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE Low
t,,,gs aud upon accommodating terms.
LOANS SEGoTIATED ON tCiTY PROPERTY
tfcco Of chargs to the money-!ender. aud charges
.s;,sl II moderate 10 the borrower.
VIRGINIA. ESTATE JOURNAL BURMA
for gratu,toas distribution to all who apply.
{ CIiAPEIN, STAPLES = Cos
{ fe 2-sm corner Tenth and Main atreets
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GRAND OPENING DAY,
VI THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1878.

MRS. b. W.aSAUNDEES, No. 405 Broad street
desires to inform her chstomers and the pubic gen
orally that she will open on URSDA Az. April 4ln,
the LARGEST AND BEST-SELECTED STOCh
OF MILLINERY AND FLOWERS oi,r e In I nlS
CITY since the war, consisting of FRENCH PAIENI
BONNETS and HATS. Ladies' DRtSS.CAPS OF all
tYies and all the novelties Of the season. !,
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 give me call
before purchasing elsewhere. VIII guarantee satls-
FICTION in quality and price. ap 2-oL
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ap 2-Gt

BY Frank }. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctionccr and Notary Public.
No. 92I Hull street, Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-02

nOWN WITH THE PRICES OF 1sSs
DMILLINERY.-Jus received, large SSlssNItszG
and complete stock of SPRING kNDS
SUMMER MILLINERY from first-class houses at
astonishingly low priceS-c,ieaper than ever. Come
and see for yourself.
Ladies having JEWELRY to repair can have IL
repaired cheap and in best. workmanllke manner at
the same place. Also, a fine line Of RJLlrPLhTE
JEWELKY Of the newest designs. warranted 10
wear equal to gold; SILVER and COLI WATCH
ES cheaper than ever. and warranted good time
Keepers SOLID GOLD RINGS, cheap All goods
warranted as repreSenfed Gail and see for YOUR
self. No charge lor showing at ~
JULIUS BEARS 80
.s. .-.-s.- Millinery and Jewery-Sr tore.
-. s@ III ~. No. 1921 Main street.
+ Cheap CLOCKS specially. .f NH 30-3ti
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MRS. e. j. THURSTON. s-.8s
M 3i5!BROAD STREET. sIgHG
Having Just returned from New York SMSFSe
with n large and complete stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS slfo can offer extra inducements TO all In
want Of a FINE HAT. or BONNET. Opening on
TIL URSDAY the 4lh of April. Her customers and
the public generally are invited to attend
AMI at T.. J. THURSTON.
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BY E. w. Powell, Auctionecr.
500 CASES OF SHOES AT AUCTION.

TIRST TRADES SALE OF THE
E SEASON. ... ......-.
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By JAS. Macdougail, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street,

dc 27.WtDIh27&tAp2
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESApEAKE1

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
E.E. COOK, Salesman NH l9-codtAp3td
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By George S. Vashon & Son, Auctionecrs,
No. Tenth street.

NH 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
The TARIFF BILL.
Further Change. by the Committee,

Further Changes by the Committee,
WASHINGTON, March l6.-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means having gone
through the entire tariff bill, will begin
its review Monday, and will probably
have it ready for reporting TO the House
by the close OF the week. The following
are the changes in the bill heretofore
published: Liauors-DutY on all still
wines imported in casks, containing
not more than twenty-five per cent.
OF alcohol and valued at not exceeding
40 cents per gallon snd not one dollar,
increased from 60 to IS cents per gallon;
valued at 81 per gallon, 81 so. Wines
of all kinds imported in bottles and not
otherwise provided tor, shall be subject
to duty of 100 per cent. ad ratorem;
provided that any wines imported con-
tainlng moro than "a per cent. OF alcohol
shall be forfeited to the United States;
provided also that there shall. be an al.
Iowsnce OF 5 per cent. and no. more
on all etfervesciug wines, hqnors,
cordials and distilled spirits in bottles to
be deducted from the invoice quantity in
lieu of breskage; no lower rate or
amount of duty shall be levied, collected
and paid on brandy, spirits and other
spirituous beverages than that fixed by
law for the description of first proof, but
it shall be increased in proportion for
any greater strength than the strength
OF first proof, and all limitations OF
brandy, or spirits, or wines imported by
any names whatever, shall be subject to
the highest rate of duty provided for
genuine articles, respectively intended to
be represented, and in no case less than
one dollar per gallon.
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ELErRIC SPARKS.

The Saulte Ssinte Marie canal will be
opened April lat.
Peabody Hotel, at Memphis, burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The Fall River manufacturers have
voted fifteen per cent reduction of
wages, begirning April 1st.
Whitelaw Reid, editor of the New
Tribune, was elected President of the
Lotus Club for the ensuing year.
Fifteen thousand people, Saturday,
proceshed and protested at Allentown,
Pa, against the new Tariff bill.
A committee to nominate Directors of
the Pennsylvanis Railroad Company WAS
in secret session Saturday, and adjourned
till Wednesday next.
The Caledonia mine, located on Shoe.
maker Gulch, in the Black Hills, be-
tween Lead City and Central. was pur-
chased on the 18th instant by California
men for $4,000. ...
The Governor of Virginia has offered
500 reward in each case for the arrest
of the party that hanged Chorlotte Hsr-
ris (colored), }, in Rockingham county, on
the night of the 9th inst.
1t is reported that Weston, the pedes-
trisn, is very sick, and will, in conse-
ouence, be unable to compete in the Sly
days pedestrian conteat which com
mences at midnight tonight in London.
Phillip Stiner, at one time promi-
pent New York tea and coffee merchant,
failed to appear Saturday for examination
on the charge of fraudulent bankruptcy
and bis bonds, $4,000, were forfeited.
A dispatch from Mrs. Morrissey to 3
friend says that there is slight change
for the better IN the Senator'S condition,
and that there is no immediate danger
spprehended. She thinks the crisls is
past.
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DARING BANK ROBBERY
A SUCCESSFUL FIVE MINUTES
JOB.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Abstracted
from n Bank while the Pres
.iden, .sSteps to the Door
TO See II Lady"

Boston, March GA heavy robbery
was committed, this afternoon, in the
Lechmere National bank, corner OF
Cambridge and Second streets, East
Cambridge, about two o'clock. PRESIDENT
Lewis Hall was sitting IN the parlor oi
the bank, the business OF the day beng
done, and he was about putting up the
books, arranging the papers or depoSltlng
the money in the vault, when buggy
containing man and woman drove up
to the Cambridge street entrance. The
man entered and requested Mr.. Hall 10
step to the door to see lady who de-
sired to transact some business. Mr..
Hall walked to the sidewalk, the man
accompanying him. The woman said
she desired to purchase draft
on the Providence bank, and began IN
deliberate manner to count roll OF
money. Mr.. Hall said he could not wait
while she counted the money, and re-
turning to his room and sat down to write.
In few minutes he heard buggy drive
hurrlediy of. Suddenly suspectlng
something wrong, he made hurried
examition and found q small trunk, which
moment before had contained $3,OOO,
had been rafed. Further examination
showed that two trunks which were
10 the vault, the door of which stood
partly open, mad been abstrso!ed. Tne
trunks contained government bonds and
other securities amounting to $4,000
the property OF different individuals lett
in tho custody of MIR. Hall for safe Keep
ing, From facts since sscertained, 1t Is
supposed that the robbery was done by
three men and woman. 1t is thought
that two men were concealed behind the
door in the hall of the bank building
when the President passed out, and
though he could not have been absent
above two minutes, they succeeded IN
getting off with the money and securl-
ties.
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Weekly Treasury statement.

WAsHINGToN, March l6.-The Treas
ury now holds S345, ,637, $50 in United
States bonds 70 secure National bank cir.
culstiop, and $l3,464,000 in bonds 70
secure public deposits. United States
bonds deposited for circulation for week
ending to-day, S409, 900. United States
bonds held for circulation Withdrawn for
week ending to-day, $4,000. National
bank circulation outstanding: Gold
notes, 81, ,432, 100; currency notes, i3l9,-
657,l76. Internal revenue, S262,O9
Cdstomf, s48i,216. Receipts OF National
bank notes. for week ending to-day, as
compared with the corresponding period
asst year; 1877, $3,379; 1873, s2,Sil 900.
Receipts 10 day, S47l 900.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March l6.-The Drorert
Journal reports hog receipts 1000 hsad;
shipments 5000 head. The market was
5@l0c higher; mixed packing strong at
So 20@3 So; light So 656S IS; heavy
active At So 1904 90. Everything sold.
Csttle-Receipts $40 head; shipments
5000 head. All grades firm and active;
shipping steers So 97@4 20; feeders and
slockers strong and unchanged at 81 S5
@4 So; butchers steady; steers s. lO(S
8 80; cows 81 ll!@8 IS; bulls 81 400
3 80 All sold.
Sheep Receipts $40 head; shipments
LOO head. Weaker; sales at 81 06@
4 20.
Cincinnati.
CINcIsHATI, March lG.-Hogs-ln
good demsnd at full prices; common at
So 0OGGS 45; light So 6O(GS 66; packing
So 5093 90 butchers So 10(93 80. Re-
ceipts 920 head; shipments 400 head.
NJ. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, March l7.-Hogs-ln
good demand; 70 supply; nominally Al
l6@25c higher; light 81 26s3 60; pack
ing So 30@3 30 butchers to fancy 50 500
50 rs. Receipts 400 head.
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In tiucfpnAti
THATI, March IL
FOR LTBGRTY.
Desperate A,,.mpi ~ Psisss Ks~sps

Desperate AitsmDt ~ Pstssn Essaps.
BosTos, March l7.-Dsniel Dwysr and
William Hay wood, each under ten year.
sentence at the State prison, broke ffom
the guards wkiie passing through thsl
yard this morning and running up toths
third story OF the workshop fastsned tbs
door behind them. Before ths oficsr
could reach them they ran . ioog plank
out Of the window (ths inner cod bsiag
fastened under The steam pipe and jorm-
ing q spring board and running out upon
IL Haywood made . lesp clear ovsr The
wallis, under FIRE Of tho gusrds, alight-
ing safely. Dwyer mi,sed bis footing and
fell thirty ieet 70 the ground, brsskiag
his leg and rsceiving other in3uriss.
Haywood Wa shortly alter recap,ufed
IN Somerville aud returned 70 bic guar.
,sr,. Hb running leap from the third
.lcrT over the wall 70 the street bey0ad,
without injury, n one Of The most rs,
msrksble incidents iD the lbt OF pfison
escsp-. '''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March l6.
.HOUAE.

Mr. Waddell, of the Committee on
Po,toffice and Post Roads, reported bach;
the bill providing for the classification oil
mail matter, and the rates Of postage
thereon. Printed ard recommitted.
MIR. Chalmer introduced a bill! for the
relief of the Vicksburg and Meridian
Railroad Company. Referred.
The Speaker, in pursuance of Of an or
der made yesterday called the COM
mittees for reports OF private nature.
At tho conclusion Of the morning
hour, Mr.. Bright moved that the House
90 into Committee Of the Whole on
the private calendar, the unfinished
business being the bill making available
for payment TO certain Southern ante BEL
lam mai, contractors the 1915, coo already
appropriated, and also moved that ali
debate be limited to ten minutes.
The Republicans objected to the Inn
itstion, and the yeas and nays wtre
ordered on that motion, and 1t was car
ried; yeas III, nays l06.
Mr.. Eden moved to strike out the en-
sctment clause of the bill and the motion
WAS aIreeu W duu tuo @S~O
and reported its action to the House.
The previous question was seconded
and the main question ordered on con-
curing in the Recommendation OF the
commute. As this under Parliamentary
ruIiug, cut otf u motion to recommit,
which Mr.. Waddeil desired TO make,
motion to reconsider the vote ordering
the main question was made and defeated
by vote of rs to l3l.
The report of the committee was con-
Cured in without division aud so the
enacting clause of the bill was struck out.
The House then again went into Com
mittee of the Whole, Mr.. Cox OF New
York IN the chair, on the private calen.
dar, and later passed two bills.
Thursday next was set aside for con-
.ideration of the bill reported by Mr..
Robbins yesterday, Tor refunding the
National debt.
Adjourned.
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RIoting In san Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, March IL. A public
meeting, called by large humber ot
prominent citizens 20 protest against q
bill before tho Legislature to sell the
Spring Valley water works to the city at
eIorbitsnt figures was held this ter
noon. The sgi.ator, kssrney, and hr
crowd filled the hall. Kearney was ca-!
ed to the chair. He made one of his
rspld harangues, refusing to allow Sena-
tor Nunsn, who called the meeting, to
speak, and after a scene of great disorder,
during which number OF people vsiniy
endesvored to address the audience, the
meeting broke up in confusion. AT one
point in the proceedings kesrney was
hurled from the platform by some one
whom he was attempting to put down,
and a general row seemed for while
immine Mt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
Heavy SNOW Storm I'm the BLACK
HIllA.

DEADwooD, March 10. The heaviest
snow-stOrm experienced since the settle
ment of the Black Hills by white men
commenced on the 7th and continued un-
abated until the 18th inst. Snow in the
city is on q level of over FIVE feet deep.
All mail and telegraph communication
has been interrupted. The fast mall recelv-
ed arrived from Cheyenne on the 9th. 10
addition to mail coaches and pssser-
gers, many teamsters and freight trains
are snow bound IN the vicinity OF the
Black Hills, and 1t is feared that mucd
suffering and loss Of stock will ensue.
Considerable damage WAS done through
out the mining camps in the gulcb, by an
immense weight OF snow crushing 10
roots of houses and many parties have
bad narrow escapes from being buried
under falling buildings. Every effort is
being made to bresk roads, so mail and
stage communication with the outer
world can be resumed. The heavy snow.
fall has sllsyed al tears entertained by
miners and mill men Of scarcity OF
water during the present season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
CHILD DaowEHD.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The Rand or Uniortunates,

Howard Campbell, lawyer, New York.
Liabilities $4,000; no assets.
l.. Herman s. Bro, manufacturers OF
infant wear, New York, failed.
Thomas Manahan, paper dealer, New
York. Liabilities $4,000; assets not
given.
F. Stoeckl, paper bex maker; New
York. Liabilities S2,60O; nominsl assets
$1,000: real assets $500.
Ransom & Boyd, New York. LisbilI.
ties s5O04l5; assets about S24O,OOO.
Joseph Stafford, leather dealer, Boston,
suspended; liabilities $4,000:
]. s. Tumble, banker and large grain
dealer, Mt. Gilesd, Ohio, failed; liaoili-
ties not known, though probably heavy.
IL, Utterbock & Co. boots and shoes,
St. Louis, failed; liabilities SS4,oooi as
sets Sl5S 900.
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As TO Sal es OF Bonds.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-ln regard
to statements that the Treasury Depart
ment would place $l0O,00o,OOO OF the
iour and half per cent. bonds upon the
market, the Secretary of the Treasury
states that, in response to applications, he
has asked that terms for placing these
bonds be submitted for his consideration.
The offers received have not been salts.
factory, and the Secretary states that only
four per cent. bonds will now be sold, un-
less the four and half per cent. bonds
can be disposed Of at their relative value
with the four per cents, the latter being
placed at par. He will at any time re-
ceIve bids for four and half per cent.
bonds on that basis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
billiard Match.

NEW YORK. March l6.-SeIton, cue
champion and Ysnk Adams, finger bill
lisrdist, played two games today, fur.
nishing their match scores, which were
reduced so that Adams was required TO
make 1000 points to Se1.on's 500. The
afternoon game and stakes were won by
Adams. Sections score being 4i6. The
evening game, for q supplementary purse,
resulted. Sexton, 500; Adams, s65. The
best runs in the games were, Sexton,
l39. lO7, los; Adams, 242, go, los.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, March l6.-Dry Goods
Business moderate with package
houses and the jobbiug trade improves
steadily. Cotton goods quiet but fairly
steady. PIques are doing well. Prnu
in rather better demand. Gingham &C.
tive and dress goods in fair request.
Mems wear woolens duh. The Bulletin
says that $500 cases of Lonsdale, Black.
stone and Hope blesched coitons will bs
peremptorily sold At auction Wednesday
pnSt N...N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
ST. PATRICK's DAv.
It's Observance In NJ. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March l7.--St Pstricki
Day WAS celebrated by the Irish socie-
ties with Il stree, psrade, participated IN
by about 5000 men. The procession wAs
headed by the Montgomery Guards and
Taylor Gusrds; then came the benevo-
iobt societies, temperance societies and
tho Order OF Hibernians, wearing their
brigbt.colored regslis and carrying MI.
merous flags. During the time OF ike
parade, the streets were crowded with
people. While passing up Fourth strses.
the column was reviewed from the Esst
front of the Court House by the Stals
and city officials. .....
Ia New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March u.s.. Pc.
rIck's Day was celebrated hcre by 6no
procession OF the Ancient Ordsr OF Ai-
bernisns, benevolent sssociatiops, Mich,
e Rifles and Irish Riees. The weather
wa pleasant, and the streets through
which the procession passed were oiled
with spectators. "a - .. .sfW
In Ciucfpnaii. ..-....,.,
CINCINNATI. March l7.-St. Patriek's
' -
Day wss celebrated by a large proceciou
and the usual religious services. Tes
procession was of unusual length, snAi
WAS remarkable for the good order msiB-
,sined Throughout. tho entire line Of
march
In nspsreaI. .t . iliR
MosTEAL, March H--About 3.000
OF the Irish Catholic Uaion marched
In procession today through the city Iu
Of St. PAtricks day.
No Irish national societies took
part, in rsspec. 10 the memory u the
Pope, and owing 10 The ceisbrat'os being
contrary 10 the express wishes Of tbs.
Catholic clergy. Up till late this sftsr.
noon no disturbance hsd occurred.
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Kate Smiths Bad Name.

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 6.-The
Governor is considering the papers in the
case OF the colored men, Samuel Cham
Der, and George Collins, sentenced TO De
hanged March 22d, upon conviction OF 8
criminal assault on Kate Smith, near
Middletown. The negroes were cop-
victed upon the evidence OF kste and
James Smith, whom the womsn swore
was her husband. James now accuses
Kate OF perjury. They were not mar
ried. The papers presented to the Gov
ernor include afidsvits regarding the
had character of the woman.
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New Naval Regulations.

HARRINGTON. March l6.-The Secre.
I.! o. The Navy has ordered that steam
v. uvnes and cutters furnished naval
c;nsM Ts Will hereafter be employed prin-
nng pa.ig ior- towing and other ships pur-
psse'' and not for the exclusive use of
,.s;.. Another order provides that
sa.ss sans surgeons shall not be sIamined
.s.. sa'ef for promotion until they have
a., ''u TWO yesrs-on . United States yes
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Death of Commodore Graham.

NEwBURG, y. ], March loom
modore John Hodges Graham, OF the
United States navy, died Of apopIeIy last
evening. sged eighty four. The Com
modore was one of Twelve officers who
,o5k part in the midnight expedition
again.. tbe British stronghold opposite
Bla2k Rock. Nine OF the oticers were
killed, Grahsn receiving s wound in the
snkle. which necessitsted ampu:st!on Of
the limb sfterward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
ROME.
The Pope Define. His Policy.

ROME, March l6.-The Pope, notwith-
standing violent opposition, has ordered
the Italian Bishops to legalize their po'
sitions. giving them liberty to demand an
trequatur from the Government. III"
defipes the Popes policy. 1t means a
,scit acceptance Of tho loss OF the TEN.
porsl power.
ROME March 1.-THE Pope will
hold a consis.ory March 25. He will de
liver an allocution procisiming the re-
establishment of the Catholic hierarchy
of Scotland. and also confirming the
Bishops appointed by Piua Y.
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ohio I>0tsSsluve.

CoLuxBus. March Is-In tbs Senate
message vss received from tss 6os.
ernor terminating james u. Stsdmsn. Of
Lucas, TO be trustee Of The Soldisr. Oi-
phan,' Home. The nomination sss con.
afmtd.
Ia tie House, the House ssa 10 rsos-
c.nize the Institution for the Deaf aSd
Dumb Val pssssd.
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A.xIo-Au.,ri.n Alliance.

VIrssA March l7.-lt h said thss
serious nsgo.iations are processing be-
tween Sir Henry Elliott and Cosn! An.
drsssy, Tor sIliaLcs between EngiAad
aad A0s,ria. II the negotis.ions sac-
ceed, Count Andrassys position viii be
streng,hened- Ifthsy fail, the mihister-
ial crisis will snGse and Count Aodrsssy
may possibly resign. -
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N MaFine.

NEw YORK, March l6.-Arrived-
Steamship Weser, from Bremen.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6-Arrived-
Steamship Yorkshire, from London.
LONDON, March l6.-The steamships
Batavia, Labrador and August Andre,
from New York, srrived out.
NEW ORLEANS, March l6.-The
schooner George Oscar, hence for Grand
Cayman, returned in distress. haVing
been dismasted on the 9th inst In gale
two hundred miles of South Point. Sne
will be towed into the city for repairs.