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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-29
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL


A disastrous fire occurred in Gorham, N. g..
yesterday. An the business portion of the
town was destroyed. Loss $780, 900. Thirty
families are homeless.
There 10 now 20 doubt that the President
will veto the army d. Tbs message is par
TALLY prepared. aud will be sent ia today pro-
belly.
1t is alleged that extensive frauds have been
discovered in the appraisers department of the
New York custom house.
Congressman Rash Clark of Iowa died sud-
denly yesterday.
A serious famine is reported in Bolivia and
the people are dying of starvation by humid
reds.
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Pendleton's bill
to allow cabinet officers a seat in Congress was
discussed; also the bill to prevent the introduc
ton of infect Gus diseases.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Trial OF samuel Li.,Ieneld for Man

Trial OF Samuel LittIeGeld for Man
al slaughter.
M Especial to the Press.l
AUBURN, April 2S.-In the Supreme Court this
afternoon the Indictment of Samuel j. littefed for
ans'aughter in killing George Morton on the Sd day
of March, was called up. Hutchinson g. Savage,
counsel for the respondent offered the plea that the
Indictment should be quashed the ground that the
respondent had been convicted of assault and bat
terry for the act which is made the basis of this
Indictment The Court while holding there was
doubt about the question, overrued defendants mo-
tion and further time was granted,
This morning state vs. Fish for disturbing schools
came up.
CTo the Associated Press)
Fire in Garland.
DEXTER, April 2S-The farm buildings Of Judson
Curtis in Garland were burned yesterday, from de-
fective chimney. Loss $1,000 Insurance unknown.
"SIim Jimo Up to His Ola Tricks.
ROCHESTER, N. H., April %. Henry Hanscom,
Theodore James. alias Slim Jim, of Portland, and
VIM. Waters, were on Saturday afternoon arrested
as they were leaving the train, which had just then
arrived from Portland and taken before Justice Ella
on the charge of mulctinga fellow passenger named
Rice of Springvae, to the tune of $9S by means of
three-card monte and the peculiar legerdemain
nected Herewith. c. B. Gaffney, counsel for plain
tiff; G. X. Sanborn for defendants. The accused
were held in 1000 each tor appearance at the Sep
tember term, and in default were remanded to the
county Jail at Dover. -r..
York Comfy Fair.
GREAT FALLS, April 2S-The next annual exhi.
btion Of the York County Agricultural Society will
be held at Berwick. September 23d, oath and 18th.
TIE towns of Somersworth and RolIinsford, n. H.,
will be invited to participate in the exhibition.
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TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 20.
Gleanings from the Mails.

In the libel suit of the Rev. Mr.. Lothrop Of
Amherst against the Springfield Republican
for charging him with cruelty to his children
the iury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
500.
The letter of the Postmaster-General, re-
qussting an appropriation to enable him to
pay the letter-carriers under the new law in
cressing their compensation, has beea referred
to subcommittee of the House appropra-
tions committee, and action upon it is expected
ct the present session of Congress.
At q meeting of priests and bishops, held at
the archiepiscopal residence in Cincinnati
Tuesday last, the names of Father Spanlding
of Peoria, Bishop Chafard of Vincennes and
Father Quinp, vicar-seneral to the cardinal
archbishop, were recommended TO the Pope as
cosdiutor to Archbishop Purcell. with the
right Of succession ct his death.
Edwin Booth is convinced of the insanity of
Gray who attempted to assassina,e him.
1t is now found that the robbers of the bank
at L,conis, N. e.. besides the cash took away
$4,000 in notes of hand. The whols loss of
the bank will not exceed four per centuln of its
capital.
Hawthorne's "House Of the Seven Gables, :"
on Turner street., Salem, was recently sold to
Messrs. Webster & Wells of that city. The
house was buit iu 1862 by Richard Ingersoll
and John Howard Ingersoll, and always re-
NAMED in the lngersoll family, Mr.. Horace
Ingersoll being its last owner and occupant.
When Hawthorne resided 10 Herbert street be
was frequent visitors at this house. IL had
origioaly seven gables, two of which sub
sequeDt'y succum bed to time aud later im-
provements. Tradition associates tia house
intimately with Hawthorne's work. 1t has
always been believed to ba the original of the
famous house. Ii il somewhat remark ab!e
that for the first time in 247 years 1t passes out
of the hands of the Ipgersolls to become the
dwelling of new corners of different name.
Mr.. Ssnkey lately Gang several of his we'll
known hymus at the regular afternoon service
at the parish church of Chapel-en-le-frtb
England, by consent of the rector. Some Of
the Episcopalian newspapers consider it 6
scsndalous proceeding.
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At the afternoon call of the board the market closed
with Wheat easier 9lSc for May; 9la a 9l3c for june
Corn dull and lower Oats dull and &c lower. Pork
active and lower at 30 asked for May; 65 asked
for JOne; Is July. Lard active and q q . lower.
ST LOUIS, April % -Flour quiet and unchanged
with only jobbin5 trade. Wheat higher and SLOW:
No Req Fall at 04a q O4i cash o4s q Ois Tor
MAY; No do at o29. Corn higher; No 2 Mixed at
at 25s q 26c cash. Rye dull and lower to SELL 4ssc
bid.
coo bush corn 10000 bush oats 5000 bush rye 5000
bush barley.
Shipments 600 bbls -four, 5000 bush! wheat, 49,
900 bush corn, 5000 bush OATS 1000 bush rye, OO6O
bush barley.
SAVANNAH, April 2s.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands at lac.
MOBILE, April 2S.-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
at lie.
MEMPHIS, April 2S.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands llts
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
MONDAY, April 2S-Flour is in better demand
with quite Improvement in trade. Molasses shows
more activity and prices firm at quotations. There
some changes in Grain: Corn is easier ana }c
lower; now quoted at 47Ic for High Mixed aud 6slc
for Yellow Oats and in good demand at 1c
advance The firm feeling and better prices for Oats
is due to the light supply in store at the principal
grain cities at the West compared with these for the
period last year. At Toledo there are only ST.
500 bush in store, against l29467 one year ago. In
Corn the stock on hand is larger by about 26O, 900
bush, causing the market to be easier and lower
The character OF the residue of the spring Wheat
crop in the Northwestern States will be indicated by
the inspection at Chicago and Milwaukee for the
week ending April 10. 1879. There 46S cars in
spected at Chicago, including 70 inspected No
Wheat, the remainder all graded No and under,
and at Milwaukee 4S1 inspected. including
70 graded No q out OF 949 cars inspected only
I42 passed No 2, the remainder being all of lower
grades. Provisions are frmer and unchanged. ST.
gars strong at SEC or graduated and 75c for Extra
G. Oil is quoted at 1s3c for Lgona l6c for Kerosene
and lie for Petroleum Coal is selling at 90 a So
The following are to-days quotations Of Flour,
Grain and Fruit
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The Coinage Committee.
TIE TEST OATH.
An Important Opinion by The Supreme
Gnnri-ImsficeE ield.s

An Important Opinion by The Supreme
Couri-Justice Fields Views.
WAsHINGroN, April 2s.-In the from the
lower court in regard to the eligibility of juror who
refused to take the test oath, Justice Miller deliver
ed an opinion sustaining the juror, and Justice
Field delivered concurring opinion as follows:
agree with the court that the juror in this case
acnhot be required to answer questions put him. but
60 furtheri do not think the act of Congress which
by requiring test oath as to past conduct
excludes great majority of citizens of half
the country from The jury box is valid
In my judgment the act is not only oppressive,
Sdious and reppguant to The spirit of nstitu-
ions but is clearly unconstitutional. As war,
measure to be enforced in insurgent states when
dominated by national forces the act should be sus-
tained but after the war is and nsurgent states
restored to me Union It was as much out Of place
diers in every Southern mans house.
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NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
Alleged bribery in the Appraise RS, De
parfInest

Alleged bribery in the Appraise RS, De.
partmcst
NEW YORK, April 28.-Rumos of rottenness in
the Appraisers Department of the Custom House
have been current here fer the past month"; Treasury
agents under Gen. Curtis have been carefully follow
ing up traces of bribery by merchants of several of
the silk examiners, and one of the latter has been
discovered in taking large amounts from leading silk
merchants. The culpTit who is said to be from
Brooklyn, asserts that he borrowed the money from
the merchants, but an examiner whose salary ia but
$4,000 is not believed by the Government officers to
be in pecuniary condition to borrow from three to
five hundred dollars at time from the merchants
whose goods pass through his hands with any PROS
pect of paying back those amounts. The investiga-
ton is said to have developed much rottenness The
special agents have been engaged some time in ex-
aiming into The methods by which officers in the an
praisers office grow wealthy. One of the assistant
appraisers is said to be worth 100000 and to be the
owner of uptown real estate and director in large
corporation. When he was appointed to office few
years ago he was very poor The Treasury officers
have found several other cases less glaring where
employees small salaries have begun poor and are
now rich
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Three medical students have been convicted in
Berlin for disturbing the public peace. They were
NihiliSts.
The report that Gen. Gcutko is removed from tie
goVernorship of st. Petersburg arose from a misap-
prehension.
Austria and Russia will sustain Prince Battenburg
for the Kingdom of Bulgaria.
Princess Chris tina of Spain is dead
TIVE regiments of Russians foot guards and
prigaie OF artillery have lost go many officers by
arrest that they have been obliged to draw officers
from other regiments.
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European Markets.

LONDON. April 2s-l2.3O P M.-Censols at 9si9.16
for money and 90 l1-l6 for account.
LONDON, April 2s--12,3o P: M.LAmerican securi-
new as 1881: As 1O44 1O4Os 1893; Erie 27s; New
Jersey Central 49,
LONDON April 2s-1.2O P. M.-Consols at 90 1916
for money and 9e5 for account
IoNDoN April 28-4 10 P M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds 5s at los &; new Is at
1893.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s-12-30 P. M.-Cotton market
easier Upands at 5-l6d; Orleans sgd; sales 900
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export.
Flour at a 10; Winter Wheai at 10 IA 8 Q; do
club $500. Corn at4 Peas 81. Provsion -
&c -PorB at IS g. Beef at IA 6; Bacon at 26 a. 26 8.
Lard at 80. Cheese at al. TaDOw at 50. At London
tallow So 6.
PARIS. April 2S.-Rentes 1l5 III.
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Logan Doesn't Scare Worth n Cent

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Gen. osan told Wash.
pgton correspondent that the people of the country
could judge whether he was coward or not and any
saying of his in newspapers would not alter that
opinion. VI am not hiding myself" he said, shut
am going about attending to my business with moth
ing 10 protect myself but an umbrella 1 have not
eonceaied myself but on Saturday visited nearly all
thedepartments, walking from one to the other r
have not been moested nor do 1 expect to he. and
ave no apology to make for what have said
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"a -A-RI.N-E NEW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.
slonday, April IS,
ARRIVED.

Monday, April IS,
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Fairfield. Taylor, Boston-salt to Dana & Co.
Sch Alice Dean Watts Boston, to load for Penn
broke.
Sch Martha Nichols, Eaton, Sands River, Ms, for
New York.
Sch Traveller, Cfossman. EastpOrt for Boston.
Sch Northern Light, Harper. Calais for Providence.
Sch Mindora, Mann, Mt Desert for New York.
Sch Il M Branscomb, Dodge, Calais for Boston.
Set w Ii Sargent, Low Calais for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Fox.
Brig Martha A Berry, Charlton, 0ieniuegos "A L
Hobson.
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Ar at New York 9th. brig City OF Moule, Hinz,
Guadaloupe; 2Stb, sch Ellen M Colder, HOdgdon,
Matapzas.
Ar at Boston 2Sth, brig Spar king Water Cienfue
gos sch E S Newman. do.
Sid FIN Antwerp 26th, ship John W Mari. Moise,
Rio Janeiro.
At Valparaiso March %, balque Jennie Barker,
Waite.fr from Port Adelaide.
Sid March H. ba1que Fred W Carbon, CIrlon, for
Talcahuano.
ar at Hamburg 27th ship Chatter Oak, Staples,
Mejillones.
Sid I'm Havre 18th, ship Prussia, Macloop, United
States.
Sid I'm Queenstown 26th, chip q S Sanford, Sleep.
er, United States.
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WASHINGTON.
Removal of the senate oaicer..

WASHINGTON April 2S.-All the clerks and other
officers of the Senate have been notified of their re.
moval and new men took their places today
With reference to the published statements that
some OF the officials of the Senate removed are
wounded soldiers, Senator Wallace said it was not
the purpose to remove wounded soldiers, and the
Democrats could learn of but five such Senate en-
ployes. These we've all named to be retained. Now
others allege they wounded soldiers Doe is the
case named by Mr., Conkliug during the debate, but
Mr.. Wallace showed this man had been in the ser
vice as musician and was never wouned, and was
ged because of hernia The Postmaster of the
Senate is said to be wounded soldier but this lead.
ing Demccrttic Senators assert was unknown until
now. All wounded soldiers retained are Republi-
cans.
The Coinage Committee.
The House committee on coinage held four hours
session the bill introduced by Mr.. Warner amen
datory Of the Revised Statutes relating to coinage
and deposit of coin and bullion in the Treasury for
certificates. Several important amendments were
made and Mr.. Warner is authorized to report
the measure to the House with favorable recommen-
dation.
The Legislative Appropriation Bill.
The legislative, executive and judicial appropria-
ton bill will be considered tomorrow by Mr. Davis of
West Virginia, Messrs. Beck and Window of the
Senate committee on appropriations, and not be Ie-
ported by the committee before Wednesday nor
taken up for action by the Senate before Thursday
The Senate will undoubtedly refuse consent to the
reductions proposed by the House. as to the number
and pay Of Senate employees and the bill will Accord
ingly be returned to the House with number of
amendments. .-s
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Cattfor nia Mining a,nckn


CHICAGO, April 2S-Hogs-recepts $500 head /;
snpments 550o head market shade stronger; choice
heavy 90 T 50: light at 3 GO q 70; mixed pack
ing dull at 3 40 "a 55. closing steady
- Catte-receipts 1900 head; shipments $500 head
stockers % @ 3 30; butchers stock 90 q 70.
Sheep-recepts 400 head; dull at 8 70 % co.
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PARIS. April 2s.-Rentes lis III.
From Wilkes Spirit of the Times, Dec. 8, TT.

From Wilkes Spirit of the Times, Dec. 8, TT.
A. B. c., Mich.-What should be done to reduce
an enlargement of tendon of forward leg, the back
tendon, caused by grabbing it while trottng. 1t is
sound now, think. 1t was fired last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AnSlcer. Clip oft
the sir, aud apply Giles Imminent Iodide An,mo-
MIA twice day until it rritates when temporarily
discontinue, and commence again. 1t is the only
remedy that will per anently remove chronic en-
largenent of this kind Send to Doctor GILES 451
Sixth avenue, New York, who will furnish full in
formation. ap29T, Th&w
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 2s.-In Rockville, Hop
kintoD, Saturday, Spauding Coon shot his wife with
a gun, the charge entering her head near the eve.
The woman is still alive, but is thought to be fatally
hurt. Jealousy was the cause.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
April 20, A NJ
For New England,
sou herly winds veerng to cooler westerly, followed
by rising barometer and clearing weather.
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New York stock and morev vv.r,,.,

NEW YORK, April % Evening Money easy at
at @ per cent. on CALL closing at a 8! per cent
Exchange weak at 4S6 q 1851 for long and ASIA as
1879 for short governments bonds active and strong
for per cents and currency s. and weak for IS and
irregular.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
2090 shares.
me following the closing quotations of Coy.
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Dea,h of am Iowa Cous,..,,

WASHINGTON. April %. - Congressman Rush
Clark of Iowa died suddenly this afternoon, He
was in good health yesterday and on Saturday occu-
pied as usual bis seat in the House He was taken
sick with meningitis and suffered extremely.
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MARRIED..

In this city, April IS, by Rev. C. W. Morse George
Moulton of Bath and MIS-. Alice A. Dunton of Vest
port.
In Jay. April 10, Russell E. Bisbee of LiverInore
and Miss Emma z. Pike of Jay.
In Avon, April 10, Nathaniel B. Kennedy and Mrs.
Amanda L. Reed
In Topsham. Geo. II. Staples of Bowdoin and Miss
Hattie j. hawthorn of Lisbon.
In South Thomaston, April IL, Albert f. Soper and
Miss Lucy j. Hartman both of OTand.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Business Portion of G0rham, N.
H., in Ashes.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
BgILDINGs DESTROYED.
Thirty Families Turned Out of
Doors.

GoRHAM N. H., April 2s.-Nearly all the bust
ness portion OF this town has been destroyed by the
most destructive fire ever known here.
The flames were first discovered in barn in the
rear of the store of W. H. Phiibrook at about 70 80
O'Clock today. In spite of all efforts the fire spread,
entirely burning the dwelling of john w. Greenlaw,
the store and dwelling of w H. Philbrook, the resi-
dence and hardware store of Dumont Brothers, the
postoffce, the law offices of A. R. Evans and A. S.
Twitche, the stores of S. M. Leavitt, A A. Custer
q Co. the drug store of Marble & Co, the residence
of Warren Noyes, Mountaineer building, the Burt
building and thedwellings of Thomas Clifford, L. W.
Beau, Geo. S. Ingerson, Wesley Wight and John
Ntzhugh,; also the Grand Trunk railroad sheds and
other buildings. Part of the furniture and stocks of
goods were saved from each establishment in DAM
aged condition The loss is very heavy Part of the
property is insured.
The fire is under CONTROL
[sECoND DESPATCH
11.15 D. m.-The fire IS fully under control. Near
" all of Exchange street is burned Thirty families
ace homeless and twenty buildings destroyed. Sew
enteen business firms are turned out of doois The
most thicky settledand business portions of the vii
Iage are gone. 1t is impossible now to ascertain
the amour: of insurance. Nearly all tho buildings
were more or less insured. The special train from
Portland with tire engine arrived in season to do
good service in quenching the flames in the coal of
the Grand Trunk railroad The loss isfully $5O,000
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Sch Aneroid, Talbot sailed from Philadelphia about
March % for Charleston. and has not arrived out.
Sch Para, Beal, at New York from Machas reports
April 18th. in heavy gale, lost boat stove
broke mainholm. flooded cabin. &c.
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GRAIN.
TIpI 7
FLOUR.
clearing House transactions.

PORTLAND, April %.
The Clearing House OF the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Net Balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35 1868 Ii
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The rmprison, d MINERS RESCUED.

NEW YORK, April 2s-1t is stated that all the
miners buried in the Wikesbarre mine have been
rescued and all saved alive and well,
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Receipts Of Maine Central Il. r..
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND. April 26.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting loads Al miscellaneous merchap-
disc.
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DIED.

In this city, April 49, John L. Randall, aged IS
years, 10 months
Notice of funeral hereater.)
In this city, April 49, Lottie, wife of Oren G. Skill
iings, aged % years.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at II o'clock,
at No. 8 Mavo street.
In Bath. April %, of consumption, Chas. P. Hans.
com. aged 26 years.
In Bath, April %, John B. Pattee, aged 50 years
months.
In SebaQo March g. Rev. William Ward, aged
so years
In otisfeld, April 8, Miss Harriet Shed. aged 80
years IL months.
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q R0A EN.

March ., lat q 5. Ion q w, brig Cadet, Brown FIN
Boston for Port Chalmers.
ApIil To- LAT 10 IS, lon 60 40, barque ormus from
April II, Lat 20 lon 81 49, sch Saarbruck. from Ma.
chias for Pierre.
April IS, lat 81 50, lon 70 So sch Quoddy i'm Calais
for Matanzas
No date &c, baruue Xenia, Reynolds, from Dia-
mond Island for Europe.
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Boston stock Market.

By water conveyance-10OO bush corn meal to
W True Il Co.
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vesta, and Abbie Willard, I'm New York for Bangor:
Yankee Blade, do for Bucksport: DAM Webster 10
for DO; A L Wilder from Hoboken tor Roesnort i r
Carver for Calais: Cbas Heath. Camden for WAX.
Anner Taylor do for Diehton; Uncle sam, fin Wey.
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f0REIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid fm Calcutta April "a, ship Lucille Talbot for
Boston. ~
AR at Callao Mch 49, ship Col Adams, Williams.
Singapore.
Sid FIN Queen itown 26th. ship r B Fuller. Pendle
ton. Qrom Portland, % for Hull; barque Belle of
Oregon, MeIrinan, from do for Havre.
Ar at st Thomas April H. barQue Pao Alto. Grit
flu, Cape Town, CGH, (and sailed 18th for Sagua and
North OF Hatteras); 18th. sch VIM Frederick Hassel
Gibraltar. land sailed 18th for Matanzas); Civic
LaughtoD, Baltimore; 18th, Alma. johnson, Guada,
loupe; 18th. brig Caroline Gray, Pease, New YORK
sch G Bryant. Stnbbs, st Kits.
Sid Apl 16 brig Abbie Clifford, Bunker, for Saqua
and North of Hatteras.
Ar at Halifax 23d. sch Eugene, Clark, Boston.
Ar at Windsor. Ms, 22d, scbs Bertha j Fellows.
Clark, Eastport; T j Martin. Marts. Belfast.
Cid 9th, sch j Fellows, Smith, Newburg
--latest by European steamers,
Sid i'm Liverpool Ap 14th, Pactolus, Colcord. for
Philadelphia: 18th. Fannie Tucker, Roberts, Callao
CID 18th, Wandering jew, Tapley. Bombay.
In the DowDes 12th l. Gilchrst, Watts, from
Savannah Tor keval put hack.
Ar at Falmouth 18TH, John H Crandon, Pierce
Rosario.
Cid at Newport 18th, Screamer, sinnett. for ST
Thomas
Ar at Rapgoon -, Lucy A Nickels, Nickels. Akyat
SID I'm Lyttleton, NJ, Feb 26. Evanell, HichboIn
Guam; 21tn, Helen Angler. Berry, Valparaiso.