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PRAIRIE FIRES.

One Hundred Houses i'm Republic and
Cloud Counties Burned.
ST. LOUIS, March 20-A Glote.Democrat special
says terrible prairie fires recently in Republic and
Cloud counties, Kansas, extended over an area Of
ten miles long by three miles wide and swept every
thing before them. 1t is said that about one hun
dred bones were consumed with large quantities of
grain, farming implements, bay and other property
The wiods were 80 high, and the fires so fierce and
hot that the inhabitants obliged to take refuge
in cellars dug outs underground babitatlons. But
one ] fe is reported lost, that of Mrs. Berversox
while attempting to release some horses from
bnrning stable Several other persons were severely
injured. Loss estimated at 81, 900.
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NEW YORK, March 2o.-A special cable dispatch
from London dated the 10Th, to the Toronto Globe,
that the cargo of cattle from the steamer Bra
lillian slaughtered at Liverpool the 18th, and 10
were found suffering from peuro pneumonia. 1t was
pronounced of a contagious type The animals were
pu chased mainly in Chicago. Another cargo from
the stea ner Ontario was slaughtered also, and Is
cases of pleuro pneumonia found. The lungs were
seized and sent to the privy council. Mr.. Wesley
watched the slaughterng on benalf of the ship own
and admits the cattle were diseased. THESE cat.
tie also were purchased in Chicago. These were the
frs consignments slaughtered at the abattors
at Brkenhead. They were the first cases of disease
detected since January There were no Canadian
cattle aboard these steamers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fish Cultur. I'm york e,.uu,x.

Fish Culture in York County.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March 20. The Fish and
Game Protective Society of York County. Me, have
been notified bs the Fish Commits ioner that be will
supply lahd-lock salmon spawn, black bass and
togue for stocking the ponds in that county. Thee
spacious ponds are already secured for the purpose
Ksttery Navy Yard.
BY orders of the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
$1,000 will be Immediately expended on the dry dock
at the KTtery Navy Yard.
State A gricultural College.
BANGOR. March 20,-Tbe trustees of the Maine
Stare College have been in session here to day. and
have elected Prof NJ C. Fernald president of that
institution Prof. Fernad has been connected with
the College for ten years, and is emnently qualified
for the position
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EUROPE.
Thc Loss AT szegedin Less thar First sup
posed.

Thc Loss AT szegedin Less thar First sup
posed.
LONDON, March 2).-A dispatch from PestL SAYS:
Household animals are constantly appearing on the
surface of the water at Szegedin. The same would
doubtless be the case with human corpses any con-
siderable number were buried in the rains. Twelve
hundred people of Szegedln have taken refuge at
Temesvar, including families with six children.
These are alt poor people from the lowest portion Of
the town. None of these people miss single child
or domestic Five hundred and sixty-seven families
and three hundred and forty two single people have
taken refuge at Mako, none of whom miss relative.
Six blind begears reached Temesvar safely.
The War ON the French Jesuifs.
The pref CO Of Jules Ferry's Education bill in the
Deputies states that according TO existing law
tore,oners are not allowed to teach in France and
declares that the same exclusion should apply to an
order essentially foreign by the character of its
doctrines, nature and al n and It's statntes.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times remarks
that this passage of course refers to the Jesus who
have p colleges in France, with S43 teachers.
Twenty-six other communities, having 81 establish
ments and 1899 teachers, are also unrecognized by
the State ana they consequently would bs deprived
by the bill Of the right Of teachiug 1t is Presumed
if the bill passes the disqualified orders will transfer
their establishments to tn Sc recognized by law But
there will be bitter struggle before the clause be-
comes law.
he Balkan Question i'm the Bulgarian
Assembly.
TIRNOvA, March 20.-The Assembly of the Bull
garian Netabes las adopted, bloc, an address in
reply to the opening speech of Prince Dondoukoff
Korsakof. The address aludes to the difficulties
placed in the way Of the future Of the principally by
the presence of Turkish troops in the Balkans. In
the debate relative to the proposed memorial to the
powers very heated scene took place, some mem
bers Iepudiating as lie the statement tn they
wished by delays to prevent the organization Of a
permanent administration.
A Better Entertaining Between Eng
land and Russia.
ST. PETERsBU RG, March 20.-It is believed that
the presence here Of Lord Duferin and Count
Shouvalof will result in better understanding
between England and Russia upon all matters o
| state.
Foreign Notes. .
The betrothal OF the King OF Spain to the daughte
Of the Count of Paris, is regarded not improba
BILE,
Capital punishment has been restored in Switzer.
| land,
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Revolution iu the Dressing Room:
'RO'S HAIR DYE

ich the better experience of years proves
i've and deleterious. Unlike the COM
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Gloucester Fishing Fleet

Inc SIOucester FIshInX Fleet.
GLOUCESTER, March 2O.-The names of the two
unknown men lost in schooner Iottie F. Babson are
Joseph Boone and james Bushy. The schooner
Herbert M. Rogers, Capt. KilpatIick, from Grand
Banks last night reports the loss of three of her
crew, Louis Thompson, VIM. Nickerson and Gordon
Scott, who were capsized in dory while attending
to their travis. Nickerson leaves wife and three
Children The revised list of the 10 vessels lost
In the February gales gives 143 men, 81 widows, and
I50 faIherless children.
The schooner Guy Mannering, Capt. Daniel
O'Brien from Grand Banks weighed off 64,sO2
pounds haibut stocking $685. the largest STOCK of
any trip this season.
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WASHINGTON.

Another Address from the Greenbackers.
WASHINGTON, March TO- The national executive
committee of the National Greenbatk party has is
sued address to the people of the United States,
in which they state that no dependence is to be
placed in professions of avowed friends to the cause
that hope for financial relief within the old party
lines has been extiDgushed and that they have been
in several instances mised by nominees of the party
and others who obtained its support 1t is only pos
sible through new organization to fonnd party
which shall accomplish the desired end To succeed
uniform effort must be made and positive, bold
aggressive, independent and nucompromising posi-
ton taken nm.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH Fl.

hair. dark eye-lashes, bright blue eyes, and
make very eenteel appearance. am an or
pbap: have three sisters, all married; one lives
in Philadelphia, one in Hartford, and one in
Maryland, and remain with one at this place,
six miles from the station On the Pepnsylva
MA Railroad. was raised with o very respect
able lady, but she is dead, aud I am out of a
home aud would like very much to settle for
life. Well, suppose it is not necessary for
me TO say any more. Hoping you will send
toned. at once. He will please send his pic
tare to me and will send mine in return.
Will stop, hoping to hear from that gentleman
soon. Now here 1 give my address and
name. -- --,
New Park, Park County, "a.
In care of Mr.. -
He will give me his address if he pleases.
The cream of the letters is this one written in
a neat hand by a lady 10 drab:
WILMINGTON, Del, Third Mouth,
RESPECTFUL SIR: In looking In the newspa-
pers my EST CHANGED to see q small lie % headed
"Demand for Wives" l have read it very
carefully and thoughtfully and asked myself
the question "Woud IL be prudent in me to
answer this?' So 1 came 20 the conclusion
would risk it and answer. 1 don't know If this
should ever reach you or not; ii it does do
hope may be successful in my bold undertake
iDR. thought to have spent my entire life 10
parents causrd me to change my mind. buri-
ed my mother just twenty months ago and DOT
two months since my father. So 1 must tell
you anna farmers daughter; can do any thing
In housekeeping. on or about farm. There is
nothing a i not familiar With: can bake aud
cook for any one; | would defy that one to ex-
Gel me in cooking. l have one sister single; we
have nice farm and every comfort, but il
looks veiy lonely sncs father passed away We
nave stfoag desire to go West A number vf
IA hnn
Is to go to Iowa, as we have DO attractions here
now. We are ladies of high standing: can go
and miDgle with the upper classes and have al
ways done SO. From childhood our reputation
has been spotess. We each profess9to be
Christians and try to do what is right. We
have always stood by our dear parents, but Won
know death makes such changes. So YOU see
We will try to make faithful and kind wives
LII this should reach you would try to tell yoD
more OF my life, but the husband want must
be good, noble and, above all, temperate. Az
sour past life has been very smooth aud happy !;
10 fact, no sorrow or trouble did we know till
dsath entered our midst. know this is a very
delicate undertaking, especially for lady.
You may think my motive in doing this is jusl
for sport, but am in sound earnest. Ihope
am MOTTO be disappointed in my present under
taking, so will leave 1t to your Judgment 10
regard to our chance of husband Well, l
guess have said enough. L remain true.
Please address WILMINGTON Post Office, Dsl.
aware.
will wait anxious to hear from you.
These letters are only few out of q hundred
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CINCINNATI, March 20 Archbishop Purcell pub
fishes long letter relative to his financial embar-
rassment. He says in equity his total Indebtedness
Is not above million dollars; that not over half
million in deposits received and the balance of
bis apparent liabilities were made by depositors
charging compound interest. He also says he ex-
pended large sums in the education of priests, etc
which ought to have been borne by the diocese.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
March q, A. M.
For New England
increasing cloudipess followed by rain, Southwest
winds backing to southeast, stationary or higher
temperature and falling barometer followed III the
western portion by rising barometer and colder
northwest winds.
Cautionary sdnals from Cage Hatteras to Sandy
Hook.
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RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS

The State Convention at Proyideuce-Thc
Present State Officers Re-Nominated.
PROVIDENCE, March 2O.-The Republican State
Convention met at IL o'clock this mornings all the
towns were represented. Capt. George N. Bliss of
East Providence was elected President. The pres
ent incunbents Of state officers were nominated for
reelection, viz: O. c. Van Zandt for Governor;
Albert Howard Lieutenant Governor; Joshua M.
Addeuau, Secretary of STATE; Willard Sayles, At
torney General; Samuel Clark, General Treasurer.
The present state central committee were re- elect
ed and the convention dissolved, having been in ses-
sion thirty minutes.
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SUSTAINED.

Commodore VanderbiIps Will Admitted
to Probate.
NEW YORK, March 20 The decision Of Surrogate
Calvin in The contest of the will of Commodore VAN
derbilt, has been rendered confirming all things in
the proba of the will and codocs. The Surrogate's
opinion is long and exhaustive filling about $50 pages
of legal caps, and covering in some form all the is
sues and questions Of any importance that have sris-
en- during the progress of the trial.
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ASIA.

The King of Burmah Preparing for Wnr.
LONDON, March 2O.-lntelligence from Burman
states that the King is constructing fortified works.
and making other warlike preparations, and has
summoned the Burmese residents of Rangoon TO re-
turn to their eWn country, threatening to have their
families executed in case Of non compliance This
conflicts with the official news received yesterday.
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Convicted If Murder.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, March 20.--Judge Sanford
charged the Hoyt jury this morning. They retired
and were absent so minutes and returned with
verdict Of guilty in the fret degree. motion in ar
rest of sentence offered aud will be argued to-
morrow. The hearing on motion for third trial
was set Own for March 20. The sentence will be
pronounced Friday afternoon. 1t is stated that the
jury were unanimous at tho first ballot
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The following were the afternoon quotations OF Pa
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, March 2O-Hogs-recepts 1900 head {;
shipments $500 head market is firm: choice heavy
00Ia 40; light 70 q 4 90; Mixed packing at 70
@390. oo,.
market unchanged; shipping 20 q 5 40
Sbeep-receipts 1900 head: shipments POO market
market quiet and easy at 8 20 a 3 40.
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Gerrymandering Indiaua

INDIANAPOLIS. March 2O.-Tbe Congressional APP
portionment bill passed the Senate to-day, with
amendment proposed by Senator Davis of the Ma
tional party, and was concurIed in by the House
This will give the Democrats nine districts and the
Republicans four. Three of the latter are doubtful,
il the Democrats and Nationals combine.
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European Markets..

European Markets.
LONDON, March 20-12.30 p M,-Consols at SO 1916
for money and 971 for account.
LONDON, March 20-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ties States bonds Cts, at 1881; IS 1868;
new 4s at GA; As, 1014; 1040s at 0Sa Erie gag
preferred As; New Jersey Central SO.
LONDON. March 2O-13O P. M,-Consols o. 1-16 for
money and account
LIVERPOOL March 20--12-30 P. M.-Cotton mark
ct steady; Upland at 9-l6d; Oreaos at sgd; sales
port. Receipts II 200 bales, including 10000 Amei-
can.
Flour at @ 10; Winter Wheat at a "a; do
spring at q 3; California averages at II q A.
club SO COS Corn al 46 Peas 6 4. Provisions
&c.-PorB at 50; Beef at 70 6; Bacon at q q 2S
Lard 33 8. Cheese Al 6. TaDOw at So 9. At London
IS.
PARIS. March 20.-Rentes 113 60.
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Paul Boynton came being killed at Louisville,
yesterday.
Kearney is stumping in Southern California for
the new constitution He abuses people without
stint. One man whom he villified gave him an un-
merciful beating
The Portuguese explorer of Africa, Pinto, has
arrived at Pretoria and states that he has all his
papers including diary of his exploration of upper
Zambesi river with its u cataracts.
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California Mining Stocks.
Domestic Markets.

NETWORK. March 20-Evening.- Cotton Is dull;
sales 4ss bales new Mdding uplands loc do Orleans
chsnoe with yery moderate trade for export and
home use sales $1,000 bbs No Al 80 q 81 Super.
fine Western and State 25 g 7O;extra Western aud
i6 bO: white Wheat Western extra at 55 a 5 25;
Fancy White Wheat Western at D 30 q 90; extra
Ohio at 70 a 90; extra st Louis $50 @o75; Pa
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FINANCIAL AND COM NJ ERCIAL,
parl.nd naiIx whole..Ie nIarkat.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, March 2o.-Grain is steady, quiet and
unchanged. Flour, Pork and Lard are rather easier
in price. Sugars have been very steady of late and
for two weeks past have remained at SIC for granula
ed and sac for Extra c., but to-day the market fell
off ac on granulated which is quoted at sc with
a firm feeling and good trade. Oil-Ligonia at lsc.
Kerosene 1910. Petroleum at 1i3c. Poultry scarce
and high. Eggs are lower and selling at about 15c
The following are to-day's quotations Of Flour.
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Suicide of m Portland m.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 20.-The unknown man
who committed suicide few days ago,and whose bodv
was fonnd Wednesday, proves to be A. H. Moore.
formerly of Portland, Me-. but lately from Jackson
vile.
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NEW YORK.

The Police Commissio ners.
NEW YORK, March 20. 1t is reported that Mayor
Cooper will send to the Governor tomorrow his de.
cision removing police commissioners Erhardt, Mich
OILS and Smith.
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MARRIED..

In fremont March Geo. ID. Atberten and Miss
Mary j. Gray, both of Mt Desert.
In Lewiston March II. Henry NJ. Atkins and Miss
Annie l. Hinkles.
In Lisbon Falls March 9, .Elbrdge g. Coolidge and
Miss Almira A. Blake.
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Boston stock Market.
lSales of the Brokers Board, March POI.
New York Stock and MONEY Market.

NEW YORK. March 20 -Evening.-Mopey market
in very active demand at "a per cent. closing sharp
at per cent. Sterling Exchange unsettled at 486 q
1851 for long and 1881 4s9 for short sight. Govern
firm.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
139600 shares.
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NEW YORK, March ia dispatch from Column
bus, Ohio. says the defalcation from Dunn g. Co 4,
dry goods Dealers by cashier Alger, amounts to $685.
Ooo He will not be prosecuted, be has relative
at the head Of the firm.
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DIED.

In this city, March 20. Sarah D., widow OF the late
William Kimbal, aged 7S years,
Funeral service on Monday afternoon at 3 oclk,
at No IS High street. Burial private
In 5accarappa March 10, Lydia BoyiDgton, aged 81
years months fAugusta papers please copy
lu VinalnaveD, March ], Capt Mark Arey, aged
SO years.
In Kockland, Feb "a, Mr.. Benjamin StudIey, aged
so years.
In Wells, March 3. Lovnia Littlefeld, aged rs yrs.
In Alfred, March g. suddenly, Mr.. Geo. I. Downs,
aged 50 years.
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A GA Pr

To all who are suffering from the errors and ndis-
cretions OF youth. nervous weak ness, early decay
loss Of manhood, &c.. will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in nth An erica
Send self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
noz6 sneod&wly
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GRAIN.
FLOUR

clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, March 20.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .,,.... ............$ 1924 48
Net Balances. 1891 "a
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March II. lat % o. Ion 76 IT, brig Romance, Craig,
from Navassa for New YORK.
No date lat Is So, Ion rs o. brig Eta whittemore,
steering SSW.
March 18th. in lat. 4s 80 N, Ion. Al 20 W, bark
Ann Draper, bound west.
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Foreign Imports.
CARDENAS Bark W Wood 43S hhds 81 ties
molasses to Phinney q jackson.
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HAIR PRESERyATIyE
ELECTRIC REITS

sure cure for peryous debility premature decavs
exhaustion, etc. The onlv reliable cure. Circulars
MALE free. Address j. X. REEVES 43 Chatham
o., n. Y. teblSdeod&w3m sn
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FO REIGN ss@ BETS.

Wiley. New VOrR.
At Valparaiso Feb Is. baraues Emma L Partridge,
partridge, tor Liverpool; Feed W Carbon. Carbon;
Grace Deering, Davis, aud Hosea Rich Menzies, unc;
AMI Others.
Ar at Havre 10th inst brig screamer, sinnett from
Galveston.
New York.
at At ssaranqaia Feb 49, sch W Moseley Bellatty,
AtCasones Mex, 4,h inst sch Parepa, Packard,
urom Demararal tor New York. ldg.
At Insgua Feb 20. brig Isaac w Parker, Keene,
for >avassa and BOottbay
Ar At st Jago 4th inst, brig Ellen H Munroe,
Moore, New York
Ar at Cienfuegos 18th inst, sch Kate Wentworth,
Sid Iiih. ecb Silver Spray, Hall Boston.
NyorI 1, I.n inst na,qne safa6 ingerso' i9f
Coney for Boston; Ernest Lunt tor North of Hat
telas Edith, Gates, for do. ready: Raoboni. Coombs
Hatteras; schs John S Case, Colcord, and Henry
w., no; and Others
Cid al Havana 49, b inst sch Ada Whitney, Mas
tiers, for North OF Hatteras
Sid 18TH, briggs sgenOra, Prince, New York; Sui
livan Perry, sagua; 14lh. Shasta, Brown, for Ma
In port 18TH barque John Rothman. Ray. fol
| New York; BonDy Doom, Cole: brig Cyte, Dow
.cos olive rosy. Hutchinson for Caibarien and
North OF Hatteras, sue al So Ontara Carman, FOL
Natanzas and 90; Albert W smith, LoTlng for Cal
BARREN and do. sugar at s.; FraDcona, Leavitt fol
Portiand; l. knowles, Chase. tor North OF Hat
teIas; . Colder. Hodgdon do via Matanzas, tt
| Load sugar at $i5.
| AT al Matanzas l2th INST, SchS Davlt T0rrey. Soul
Portland; 18th, sch Seth NJ Todd, Norwood, iron
| Havana.
Sid nth, brige Matte B Russell. Atberton, anC
| Y.1dora Rionda, Chase, North of ,tteras; SCH
Whitney Long. Bickmore, do; 18th, L Wheeler
| bowman do.
In port 18th. brig Sarah Gil more. Griffin for Nortl
| OF Hatteras. molasses at $50; j Merry, Bradley
and Jennie Pbinney, Brown do 90: scbs Maggie Dial
| Ing Dailing. Go; John Bird, Smith do do; Mabel
Staples and Seth w smith. Al,er. do do; Ethan AL
len. Bake and G ace Bradley Vesper, 90 do.
| Ar al Cardenas 18th inst. barque Jose Lopez
| Mcdonald, Portland; Isaac Carver GRAY Havana
Antelope. Ray, Philadelphia. Amy a Lane CosIlgan
81 homas: Liberty Devereux Portland, scbs iraa
Oberton Crockett, and Fannie A Bailey, Hume, iron
Philadelphia: sch wademar. Parker st Thomas
| VanCleaf. Thorndk Ike. Portland
Ar al st Jago 10th inst sch Lahsina, Diggins, Car
| denaS
Sln fm Sagua 10th, schs T Stewart. Libby, am
Georgie Glars, Bartlett, Philadelphia 18th brig M
Leighton, Crowley, co. 18th. oaIuue Florence Peters
Mountio't North OF Hatteras; sch Belle Brown
| hunt, 90.
In port 18TH ready to SAL. schs Delhi, Lyn an TO
North OF Hatteras. vii b sugar S.; Battle X ing
Crowley, do; brig Lahalna Crowley. from New Yor
| ar 10Th. disg.
Ar at Halifax 18th, steamer Quebec, Dale Liver
| DOOl for Portland
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MEMORANDA.

Buenos Ayres, March 5-BaIque Mary E Russell,
Nichols hence tor Cuba in ballast. has put back Sc
verely damaged. having been in collision with the
German steamer Saier.
Hong Kong, March 7-Barque Abbie N Franklin,
Howe. from New CASTLE NSw has arrived here with
loss of sails. Dulwas ks stove deck swept &c
mR-See general news columns for other reports
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Receipts OF Maine Central H. r.

FORTLAND,NIafCn I5.
For Portland, 26 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 63 miscellaneous merchan-
disc.