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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
A HsWuTE's DEATH.
Hanging cf.thc Negro Henry esvilIia,ns NJ
Norfolk, Wa.

NenrohK. Feb,, as.-After many tedious
methods q al DELAY the brutal crime committed by
Henry Williams. alias Hall. was expiated on
the sGaiold yesterday at. tho county seat of Isle
OF Wight. in tho presence of an immense
wo q pseG s arSfs Of
Miss Margaret A. Stephens. the young girl on
whom Williams perforated his heinous Of
widow living near Care, vile. va. On in sunday. sunday
August Gus , Is 1877; Miss stsphens started to walk
uncle,J A, Carr, TO her mothers. on the road
she sxnsro passsd The ,sawmll q Duck Johnson
through the woods and overlook her about n
mie from the mill nea. the residence Of George
She at once ran. but the negro caught her. and
after brutally beating her because che resisted
him, ne 81 ceeded In eo,nplishing his erimi-
Miss Stephens having raised an alarm. got
outa warrant. aud he was traced to ChueEa-
tuck, Nansemond county. where he was arrest.
ed. He spoke of his conviction as right and
Just, and declared his belief in the thorough
pardon of hts sins be, ore tue throne of Almighty
Sea. lie confessed his guilt in erimiua!ly as
sanlting Miss Stephens, and uraud his hearers
70 beware Of the evil affects OF passion and bad
woman. and his next waywardnt 50 was in COM
mitang an outrage on a white woman In Mat
u haews county w ,or which he was sentenced
after one Fears confinement and vent to Wash
lngton and New Jersey where the worst associ-
ra msrs his most Desirable friends. and he was
a In Elizabeth. n. j.. he received sentence of
nve years imprisonment for committing an
outrage On a negro woman named Hagar
Smlth. After serving his time ha went to New
YORK city and got Ave months Tor stealing He
then left for Virginia aud ne ry killed a man
IN hishmond with a slungshot about woman.
and then. escaping to Surrey eonnty. outr gei
. negro woman and fied TO Isle K w ght coin
~ In this county he outraged small school |
girl ana was indicted therefor. Then he com
nlitted the erowning assault on Miss Margaret
Stephens, tr which he was apprenendes and
ca!n,demned 20 die He urged the parents Of
dren too much liberty or unworthy assnaistas
and, trusting to his ferrent hope In the faith oi
MS recent conversion. closed his remarks
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Fou,,a Guilty.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23..,The Jury in the case of
George Sherry and Jeremiah Connolly. on
trial for the murder Of Hugh McConville, on
the evening Of January 10. returned verdict
tonight. as to b ,th. of guilty OF murder in the
death by hanging. Sentence will be delivered
Monday,
Madame Rrstelle. commenced to-day before
Justice Kilbreth. There are two charges against
her. one for deal ing In certain articles for pre-
certain articles to cause abortion. Anthony
". tomstock. special agent for the Society for
the Suppression Of Crime. testified to having
on Fifth Avenue.
On the first visit he had conversed with her
regarding the character of some Of the numer-
Gus eases treated by her and had purchased
medicine. On the second visit he arrested her
and seized a large quantity of medicine and a
number Of instruments of various kinds some
of which are never used for legitimate purposes
The prosecution closed and. the defense not
being ready. the case was adjourned till We'd
peSday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Young Men. Christian Association

BROOKLYN, Feb. % The Young Mems Chris
tian Association have this winter given monthly
receptions. to which clerks and statesmen were
generally invited. Those in the hat and cap
clothing. and boot and shoe trade have been in-
night. O
The last entertainment consisted of music,
recitatiuns and an address. The hall has seat
ing accommodation for 1900 persons. and on
Thursday evening every seat was filled and
crowded also. and among those seated there
upon were many well known tradesmen
Mrs. Mcdowell. OF No. 36s Degpaw street with
erctses. Mrs. Mcdowell entered the hall ap-
parsntly we'll and in good spirits. but was car
RED out corpse from heart disease, The
audience was terribly shocked.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
1hes TariTvilse Disaster Majority Re
Nnrt Of the Jury Of Innnekt.

Hartford, Conn. Fob. The jury Of in
quest in the Tarffville railroad bridge disaster
convened at tho Thurtonville House at Tariff
vile. this morning. hey were In session about
two hours. and were unable to agree upon u
verdict.
A report signed 6y eight OF the jurymen.
strongly censuring the Connecticut Western
bridge. was subm tied to Justice f. G.. Wood
Ford. one of thu iurymen who refused to sign
the report, is X stockholdpr in the road. and it
IL stated that the oner three are also The
minority members of the jury will probably
submit II report in a few DAYS. The Jury was
dismissed Immediately after the majority report
had been signed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The Treasury now
holds sg46, $40 $50 In United States bonds TO Sc
cure national bank circulation, and SO 49s 900 to
secure public deposits.
United States bonds deposited for circulation
withdrawn during the week ending to day
S2G5 600.
National bank circulation outstanding: Cur
rency notes $500 sos .7so: gold notes 81 .433 120
Internal revenue receipts. s665s3, ,155: custom
receip pts, s49, ,O20 1896.
Receipts of national bank notes for the week
ending odsy. as compared with the corre-
spending period Of last year: New York 1871
s731 000 1878 s723 600 Bosto on 1871 1924 o00 1875
81 III 900. Phiadsphia. 1877, s12e, ,O00 1873. s7O
900. Miscellaneous 1877. Stt8iO00: 1873. s8f7,-
600. ~ tai. 1877. 90 .2e1 900: 1873 81 a57 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
The storm of tI,e Twentx-sernna.

NBw YoRK Feb as,- One of the heaviest wind
and rain storms OF tbs season swept over this
;. The. sehooners Clements. y, q. Bradley and
h1agais, Mcdonald were. wrecked on The New
Jersey beach near Long Branch.
:. The British ship Vt. Bernardo is ashore near
Heedy's Island Light. and u British bark is re-
ported wreeked on the North Carolina coast.
ne lives lost
Port Hope. Ontario. has been visited by the
most damaging food known for years.
Three islands In Dallh river, California con-
tanning ao.ouo ceres Of highly cultivated land,
are submerged.
Travel is greatly delayed by the storm.
The steanetolity Of Hartford. which left New
York on Thutiday night, has not been heard
from.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Ncw Jersey state Prison Dcv,,,r,e

The New Jersey state Prison Dcviltries.
TRENroN. Fob. 2a.-ThGa Gastory told to-day to n
reporter by an ex-eonvH,t i9dicates that the
eruei treatment prautieed inS the Slate prison
has been Of long standing.
Five years ago men were hung up in stretch
ers for hours at Q time. and were thrown into
commissions and fits and sustained serious
bodily injuries. Mr. Phillips, prison physician,
tolls tho investigating mitteeo bat he poured
alcohol upon tho backs OF convicts and then
ming. In one instance the test seems to have
served the physioian's purpose, for the, victim
shrieked with pain; In another the convict was
found to be insane.
The Sun says: The deviltries practiced upon
the helpless victims Of Keeper. Mott. in the
Trenton State Prison, make IL shocking show
when brought TO the light of investigation. As
he went through the Trenton prison he saw the
alcohol s!reteher and cell. and the devil was
pleased. for y gave him hint for improving
his nriannH In hell
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
The Car Threatens anh the sultan Heel u
tntes-NnssiA's i ENnhillOns.

LONDON. Feb. IA dispatch from Vienna re-
iterates the statement that The Car has threat.
ened to ofcupy Constantinpple, aud rejected
Tho hnltan's personal appeal 10 withdraw this
threat Nevertheless shfvet pasha still hesi-
tates to sign General fgnatietI's onerous peaee
conditions.
These conditions define the eastern and
southern limits of Bulgaria TO extend from a
point east Of Adrianope. souihafly to Deda.
gateh, thence westerly along the Ggean Sea to
helonira. thence along the northern slopes Of
Mount Olympus to The Pindus Hange including
dreveno. Uasloria aud Monaster.
The conditions also, despite tho demand OF
The d0enhe R'tsse, prescribe the ektti1ston
practically Of the entire Mussulman population
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Sandy Eauak Wrecks.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23-The Signal Bervice Sta
ton at Sandy Hook reports rs follows at 10 80 n.
G.. Smith of Georgetown. y. G, which came
ashore on February 49, has about one third Of
her cargo Of rosin still in her hold She lies
broahside on and is expected to break In two on
this high water. Her running rigging is saved
and part Of her cargo in a damaged condition.
Thee G.. l.. Bradley before reported lost, lies
broadside to the sea- her sails are destroyed
She will probably break up. but still holds to-
gether with the deck still on. The crew are
swing her running rigging.
breaking up.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Celebration of the Twsnty-serona.

NBw YoHK. Feb, 3D. -Washingtns's birtbdsy
was observed by general suspension Of bnsi,
ness. the closing Of all the public offices. both
national eolerso the ringing Of church etitnes,
the firing Of cannon. q few mill nry t,,rnouts nnd
stVsisty gatherings. From dispatches 1t will be
seen that in the other cities Of the Union the
day was celebrated in pretty much tho same
Wny.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Exposition Ite.ns.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 234dov. Mccormick cor
reets the statement that he has been allotted
additional space for the United Stntes at The
Paris disposition, and that he is erecting q
special building Mt his own expense. He IL put
ting an annex upon n plot Of land originally
granted. and Is paying for 1t from tho congress
sional appropriation. The spaee In this annex
was all allotted some time since. and there will
be- none for new exhibitors.
The freight capacity of the government sbips
Constitution Supply and Wyoming being III
sufficient to accommodate the goods offered for
Paris. the United Sthtes steamship Portsmouth
hhs been placed ut the disposal Of the Commis-
sioper General. fhe will leave Washington
early next week to take her cargo at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard.
The Constitution and Supply will be fully
loaded, and will sail for Havre on the twenty
fifth. as heretofore announced
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
The silver uili ve ne yetoca.

NEW YpHH. Feb. 2y-The He,ads Washing
ton specinl say the liver bill will certainly be
vetoed; all reports engd rutnors to the contrary
The bill cannot reach tho President before
Monday afternoon. aud there is reason to be-
lieye that he vii not dHtan the bill for the full
term OF ten days which tho law allows him, but
!hat he will return 1t with veto mes age dur
Ing tho coming week,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Proposed Organization of a National
Militia.

:, New YORK; Feb. % 1t has been suggested in
view OF the demand for troops in case of sudden
and as II substitute for a large standing army'
lhat national mi itia should take the place OF
ing military men Of this city think. however,
that national militia would be almost an i'm.
possibility in til s couatry
The It'oane. discussing the subject, SAYS: A
strong feeling exists in many PARTS of the coua
try against placing the perpetual and absolute
President = ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
NO PEACE FOR CUBA.
THE SPANISH PEACE PROPOSITIONS
REFLECTED NV THE CunANs.
Garcia Elected President Of the Cuban
Republic In Place Of Ccspcdrs

NEw YeRK. Feb. aa.-~liegardng the pence Ii
Cuba the correspondent Of the rbz do ttba
ence at San Augustini Gomaguy between the
Spanish and Cuban commanders. The Spnn-
iatds made the proposition that has been pub.
liHhed the Cuhana rejected II aud the confer
ehee ended.
The spaneh Representatives were Hons.
MartineE, CamnoH, Ptenderraat aud CaEsala
The Cuban leadera present included Gems,
Garcia, Maxine and Bepitae.
Dispatches received from Cuba announce that
Gen. Garcia has been elected President or the
Cuban Republic In place of Cespedea. captured
by the kpaniards several montha ago
President Garcia Joined the insurrection in
lses, and won his promotion by his bravery, Ho
is about forty Ave, and tall and robust O
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2y.-The House Committee
on Civil Service. Heorm to-day continued tho
Investigation Of tho charges against Door
office by. Col Polk Of Janes g. Payne. son nf
Bishop Payne, Of Mississippi to ths effect that
thsy called upon this Dont Keeper with references
to the, mattgr; that he tPolk) told them he had
sndahat y would ereasy embarrass him were
Senator Lamar insured Col, Polk that hs
would pledge himself Tint Pavns would take
any less prominent position to which the dor
keeper might assign him. and that then Col
Polk offered to make mp the difference in
Payne's snlary. out OF his own pocket. TO this
arrangement Senator Lamnr objected saving
that II Polk pursued s1eh policy in many in
stances g he would |. find himsef, without any snl-
mar said he. would make up the amount Payne
would lose ~. being transferred TO q less remu-
nerative position by em mployng him us his pri-
vhte secretary.
!, Lieut.. phelan. # The Capitol police. stated
that the practice Of men employing Substitutes
was quite general under the Forty fourth Con
gress as well as the Forty fifth Congress. Ho
stated that what h6 know in regard 10 this INIT
tor was. entirely derived from hearsay.
Mr., Weiusr, clerk to The Commitfee on Civil
Service Reform. testified that during the Forty.
fourth Congress tho messenger to tho commit
tee. whose clerk hs (Weiner) was. en- plryad a
g.lored man to clean the room and paid him
fifteen dollars per month.
was employed In tho Doorkeepet's department.
for n month and n half on the $1,000 roll but re-
eeived only ss7 80 for the entire time OF his SER
vnss
B. A. Page and JOS. NJ. Vernon testified that
they knew OF instances OF employees in the
Dogrkeeper's department engaging substitutes
to do their work.
The committee then adjourned till Monday.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY SHEET

be, knows to bs guilty Of tho cflme.'' was ably
debated. In the Affirmative BY Gampbell ana
Guggshheimer, aud in lie negative by Diamond
end. j. Witsehine, before m audience of 100
hsaf nntes. Not n word was snpken, every
thing being conducted by signs and gestieHla-
tions. At Its conclusion the sense Of the meet
Ing being asked. II declared In favor of the
Affirmative hy A inaiorily Of fan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

MEw YoRK. Feb ga very large at endance
pretty toilets and much gayety were the con-
spiet1ous festnres OF The Martha Washington re-
of Music and Nihlo's Hall last night. iberai
additions were made to the charitable funu for
place In receipts. in numbers present and in
general enjoyment the double festival last
night surpassed those of previous years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
A Deaf Mute Debate.

NEW YORK. Feb 2s.-There was aqueer assem-
st. ann. Church TO take part in a debate, In
which arguments were delivered pro and con-
although not even whisper could be heard II
was meeting of the Manhattan Literary Asso-
eiution of Deaf Mues. The subject, Is a,
lawyer justified in defending prisoner whom
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
M aarrted.

New YoHK, Feb 24.-Gen. Eckert. president Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com pany.
Mrs.. .SeiIsineer. of Rending. Pa. lady Of
wealth. culture. and beauty. Cen. ert and
wife sailed for Europe on the steamer Celtie on
Wednesday lust TheyoRill be absent about
two months. o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
CoiIision--No serious Results.

New YoRK, Feb 23.-The steamer Spain,
which sailed for Liverpool this morntng, while
proceeding down the bay collided with the
Staten Island ferryboat Castleton. Two pas SEN
gers on the ferrybont were injured but neither
seriously. The collision was due to the dense
for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Re-opentng Of the Issue Between Eng land
ana Russia,

LONDON, Feb. 23.-It ID perslssently maintained
despite the statement in the British Parliament
thNt the ARRANGEMENT between England aud
nounce1nent Of the Muscovite Intention 10 orrti
ny Constantineple has caused the whole afThi,
to enter upon q new phase, and that In conss.
auencs the Bfitish squadron has again returned
to the Princess Islands. Thus tho whole uues.
tion at issue seems to DO renewed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Fan OF n building.

New York. Feb. 20 One OF row Of build
ings in course of erection in Lexington Ave-
nue. fell down to-day, the founda ion being
probably undermined by rain. and several
worltingmen were severely injured by the fall
ing walls, two Of them fatally.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Pennsylvania Executions.

HARRtsnuHa Feb a. = The Governor hss
granted n thirty days' respite to. Fisher. SON
fenced to be hung on tho 2efh inst. He n'so
issued warrants for the execution Of Patrick
Hester, Peter MeIIugh and Patrick Tully, to
take place on the 26t h of March and for the
execution of John Kehoe and Donnelly. to take
t,fnrc in fril - S
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
The New York street Cleaning Dsparf-
ment Ab0ltsbed,

New YoHK. Feb. a. The abolislment Of the
street cleaning departtneist has been deoreed,
and the work Is to be done by contract. The
principal thoronehfares will be cleaned every
day, and the others thres times week. The
new aJangeRent promises success. ami tho
people are pleased ut the death Of this political
tuaehtnR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Sailing of the supply with Exposition


New YORK, Feb. 23.-The United States ship
Supply has completed taking oh exhibits for
the Paris Exposition. and i'll sail for Rouen
Monday morning next.
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Fin a nciaI.

New York, Feb. 23.-Bank statement unfavor-
able. The following are changes:
Loans increased. $799.2oo: specie decreased,
s632,2oo; legal tenders decreased, ss67 600; de-
posits decreased. $l,237,4o0; circulation in
creased. s25. 700; reserve decreased 81, 100 450.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
A Relief Expedition.

WASHINGTON, Feb 23.-The signal service sta
tion at Norfolk reports that Capt. Smith, of tho
yesterday at p. M, to go 10 the assistance OF
the vessel reported In distress at Cape Hatteras.
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cnrpet-Rag Mobb,rle. In south Carolina.

New YoRK Feb 23.--The Worlds Columbia
correspondent gives what he calls IN astound-
ing caalogne Of robberies under carpet-bag
rule in South Carolina. and rays the whole state
toxicated and reduced to civilization at State
a X non
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

staub comes again toths front. as usual. He
has sent to the DEMOCRAT Northern, Western
and East ern papers, together with periodicals
Of every description, All those in favor Of good
Sunday reading ought to pay visit TO S'auh
at Goldthwai e's bookstore on Exchange Alley
near the corner Of Canal street.
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Caught t,y n Decay I,etter.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. Feb 2s-Lewis G. New,
mailing clerk in tho postotTice here. was ar
rested on Thursday accused OF. opening letters
and exposing, the secreis OF the mail. It app
in q divorce suit. He was caught by decoy
letter
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or for the Paris Mn posltiop.

NHw YonK, Feb 2s--The United States steam
shin Supply is to sail from Brooklyn navy yard
onMonday with thesoods Of about lH5 exhibitors
fgr thu faris Exposition. She CARRIES 100 toms.
She is 10 soil for Hoisn, md will bs twenty five
or thirty days on the pansage. TIE Gonstitu-
ton and Wyoming are to follow later
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THE IMMACULATE PICAYu'NE.
SUPPORTS 1T WHEN I'm
DISTAEssY
A Chapter Of History slightly Mt Variance
with the statements of the vc-
raglOus Nicholson.

No. 27,e6i. Edward 9. Hancock VS.. Eliza
Jhne Hobrook etal, filed December p, 1876. a
Now comes
CHARLES r. HOWARD,
made defendant herein, and for answer to the
petition pf plaintiff pleads o general denial of
all the allegations therein contained. And for.
| further answer respondent AYERS that hs Is
| the true. and lawful holder and owner Of fif-
| teen certain promssory notes drawn by Alva
M Holbrook, since deceased, to his own order
| lively as follows, with per cent interest from
date.
Seven notes Of $3.50 each, payable on the
tenth days Of December, 1876 and january,
Four notes q $500 each, payable respective
ly ON the tenth days Of July, August, Sep
teInber and October, 1877.
Three notes Of $3.50 each, payable respec-
December, 1877, and January, 1878.
One note Of $9it SO, payable tenth Feb
ruary, 1878, all OF said notes being dated
twenty-second December, 1874.
That on said twGnty-second December 1874,
BY ACr UEDEH PRIVATE SIGNATURE
said Alva M. Holbrook, in order to secure the
and others since paid, did pledge the property
alluded to ia the petition herein flied, and
known as the New Orleans Ffcn1,,ne News
paper Establishment" etc, the same being
then in his possession and under his control.
unto
JOSEPH HEhFANDEz
for the use and benefit Of said Hernandez. md
for that OF any holder or holders Of said notes.
and ON ssid day said Holbrook did deliver
possession Of said property to said Herman
dez, and did constitute said Hernandez and
any future holder OF said note his, said Hol-
brooks agent and attorney In fact to sell said
pledged property in the event Of the non n-pay-
ment Of any OF said notes, and said Hernandez
entered into possession OF said pledged prop
erty and retained tho same until sometime on
said twenty-sccond December, 1874, when said 4
1eInandez eI1lli transieIred ana hehVered sad
p'''ee' p'"po.sy 's 1,'o
HENRY Q. WAHMoTH,
for a valuable consideration, and said notes
and said property were held In the possession
ol salu Wafunotn uhtsi lhe second June, !si5,
atinn r,ad 10 reanandent traraserre1l said
nindaod nronertv II reannndant and he 'l,%, has
held noaaeaaion ~ tbe aarne ever r ainan aaiG
da 10 and stiii holds nnaasaeinu fhnro.g ''e'sN
THAT IN or AEt1IfT TIIT sIYTTEErIr
or OIyTOEER. ME RFSPoN DENT Win
NIsHED TO aAID NEW CRIFaNs pr
AYTNE NEWspApEK FsTAEII5HuE
TYPE AND OTHEE PRINTING MATF-
rial, TO THE AM0fINT OF
..e..,u,. ,.,..., .,,.n ,,,.,sr.....,.
.d aoid ~ mtf e I,rayt ~. s,3 r1,
.'u ossiu n li,iolvp o..st -, '.tIo pIpSe Siouu
tend 70 ana cover saiu sum, and snould not De
satlS1ed or delivered up until SAID sum had
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nnrkeuinr sprosuerts.

LONDON. Feb. ga4-The 7f,nps md I,di;y 7sfe.
graph both regard the ri uation ms very unsatis.
fBetory. The Daily 7piepraph says: Nothing
could well be darker than The prospect
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The Mibernia safe I'm PORT.

LIVERPOOL. Feb % The steamer Hibernia,
from Liverpool for Halifax and Baltimore. be-
fore reported disabled nj sea with broken
shaft. arrived back at this port in tow this
morning