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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Quarrel between Bolivia and Chilli.
LIMA, March ia special envoy of Perm to
Chill was received by the Chilian government and
laid before the minister of foreign affairs the besis
on which Peru desired to effect mediation. The pro-
posal that before entering upon the discussion Chill
must evacuate Bolivian territory was rejected and
Peru assumed decided stand. Peru is actively
preparing for an emergency. President Daza Of
Bolivia has issued decree expelling all Gillian from
national territory within 10 days time. All COM
mercia relations with Chill are declared interrupted
and assurances are given that the war will be
prosecuted until the occupied territory is again uu-
der control Of the former owners Troops are beidp
pushed down to the Atacoma coast. Chilli in the
meantime is continually reinforcing the soldiers in
Autofgasta and Carocoles. Notifications have been
erected and two towns are in condition capable Of
defence,
The South American Steamship Company whose
vessels carry the CHILEAN flag, hoisted the stars and
stripes on them protection in case of war. but
were compelled by United States Minister Gibbs to
resume thor former emblem.
Mr.. Christiancy, the new u S. minister, has left
Panama for Lima.
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WASHINGTON.

No Authority to Direct Executive
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Postmaster General Kew,
replying to resolution of the Senate says that it is
not the province Of the legislative branch OF the
government to "direct any executive officer to furn-
ish reasons for the performance Of his duty.
The Eight Hour Law.
Representative Murch of NJ aine has prepared and
will introduce in the House at the present session. if
an opportunity offers, bill providing that the SOU
strucfion placed the act of June 25 1868 icon.
stitutng eight hours days work for all laborers,
workmen and mechanics employed by or on behalf
OF the government should be carefully and Impair
partially applied by this Congress to the case of all
laborers, workmen, mechanics, teamsters, watch
men and ship-keepers employed by or on behalf Of
the United States since the 25h day of June, 1862
and to all such as may be so employed hereafter.
Statement by Gen. Hawiey.
Gen. Hawley says that he did not and never will
declare in Congress that in the Northern States all
patriotism, intelligence and all capital belong to the
Republican party. Nothing OF that kind can be
found in any speech of his Referring to the course
OF the Democracy in this ConRress in the combina-
ton OF the Democrats with the Greenbackers and to
the Northern leaders who helped the South into the
war, and now promise easy victory under their guild
ance and tactics, he said, "These men do not repre-
sent the conservatism of capital, labor intelligent
virtue and patriotism of the North"
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Gloucester Fish Market.

ror tne week endlng April 10, 1879.
The number Of fishing arrivals reported since our
last issue has been IS, viz from the Banks and 10
from Georges. Several good Bank fares have been
reported, the schooner N. II. Phillips landing 10000
lbs. which were sold by contract for the season at
at 41c % b. The Bank receipts for the week have
been $4,000 Tbs halibut and 75G0O lbs Zone fare) cod
fish. Receipts from Georges, $50 900 lbs Goldfish and
5000 Tbs halbnt. The following the latest quota
tons:
Georges Codfsh-Lots in shipping or Ter in little
better supply. Holders firm at 81 per qtl. Medium
continue scarce with much inquiry and firm at S3t.
Grand Bank scarce and steady at SO q $3i P qtl for
large; sales 5000 otis new Western Bank, kench
cured, at $4i and $sl for large and medium Shores
$3s q 500 for large; no medium.
MackeIel-In light stock; we quote at S15l }Y Dbl
for rs, $5s for 2's and $3i for S's
Fresh Halibut- In good supply the past week with
last sales at u and 43c }Y fb for white and gray.
Shore Fish last sales at S1& ~ cwt for cod |;
vi for paddock 5c for cusk and hake Fresh tongues
at &c W fb frozen herring nome
Halibut Fins at 10 90 4Y bbl Fins and Napes 30
" Dbl; Halbut Heads 80; Tongues and Sounds at
II 90; Picked Tongues S.; Sword fish so; Picked
Goldfish 50; Picked Haddock at So Cusk at S2a aY
qtl; Haddock $2A q $2a; Hake So to So So; Pollock
81 81 q 75; Smoked Halibut 9sc. Medicinal Oil at
SOC gal tannersl at 32c. Porgie Oil 26c. Scaled Her
ring 16c per box No at 12c Bloaers at soc }Y 100:
Livers 3d. P bucket; Boneless and Prepared Fish at
to &c W fb. as to quality. Picked Herring at a. O
$33 Dbl for round shore, $3l for shore split and S
to $51 P Dbl for Labrador split; Salmon S12 "a Sl3
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,

The storm of Thursday night was very severe
throughout New England.
The Cabinet yesterday discussed tie Indian
question, and decided to send war vessel to
Samoa.
Speaker Randall announced the House com.
mittees yesterday.
Representative Murch has bill prepared for
introduction into the House, fixing the number
Oh hours for days labor for Government en-
ployees OF eight
Ex-senator Patterson is charged with swirl
ding the Indians while chairman of the Senate
committee to consider the claims of certain
railroad companies to lands in the Territories
by allowing the railroad companies to manage
the Investigation as they saw fit
The vernacular newspapers of Hong Kong
and Shanghai comment in bitter terms on the
attempt of Congress TO abrogate the emigration
claim OF the Treaty with the United States and
advise retaliation.
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Chairman and New England Members of


Chairman and New England Members of
Each.
WASHINGTON, April II. The following list give s
only the chairmen Of the important committees and
names of New England members thereof:
Elections Springer; Field.
Ways and Means-Fernando Wood; Phelps, FRYE,
FELTON,.
Appropriations Atkins; Hawley.
Banking and Currency -Buckner; Ladd, Grape,
Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Claims-Bfight; Lindsay (Me,) Bowman.
Commerce-Reagan; Waite, Russell.
Public Lands-Converse (Ohlc.)
Post Office and Post Roads-Money (AIiss) joyce
District Of Columbia-Hunton (va); Aldrich (R.
.Judiciary-Proctor KNOTT Robinson (Mass,, Reed
(Me)
War Claims Bragg (wip; Tyler Wp.
Public expenditures Finley; Joyce.
PIivale Land Claims-Gunther; Norcross Mass
ManufacturesaWise (Pal; Hall IN. H)
Agrcullure-Coy ~ "
Indian Affairs-Scales IN. CO
Military Afairs-Sparks (tlI.)
Militia-Ross IN. ~
IN. rs '''4''''' -e'-''' ''0'se' 0'iess
Foreign Afairs-Cox IN. W, Rice (Mass)
Terrritories-Muldtow.
Revolutionary Pensions (Oregop) FAIR
U! Invalid val I Pens sSusniS penny
Railways and Canas-Cabeif Va.)
Minds and Mining-Stevenson uli.); Loripg Mass \
Education and Labor-Goode tva}; Bailoa 4. T.,
1sCfic'ou VI LdWs-1drIlS (fa.J
Coinage, Weights and Measures-Alex. STEPHENS:
Chaplin
Patents Vance IN. C); Baou.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Cook (Ga)
Accounts-Henry (Mo); Morse.
Mileage-Cobb 0n0).
Expenditures in the State Department. CIymer
Pa); Barlow Vt)
rison Qll)
Expenditures in the War Observation-Disclosures
burn; Norcross.
Expenditures in the Navy Department-Townsend
Ql); Lindsay (Me)
y, Expenditures in the Postofhce Department-Ladd
(Me.) chairman N
-, expenditures in the Interior Department. Muller
Expenditures on Public Buildings-Deuster, wis
coDsin) WV
Blount (Ga)
Mississippi Levees-Robertson, Ua.)
Rules-Speaker. Frye.
Civil Service Reform-Hostetter Und)
Presidential C0unt-Bicknell Und)
Ventilation of Hall-KimmeU, tMd)
Labor Depression-W (Pa)
Epidemic Diseases-Youpg (Tenn.): Morse
PIinting-Singleton (Miss.)
Libraty-Geddes (Ohio): Gov, Clalin.
Censns-Cox On. "; Loring.
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EUROPE.


rhe POpe's Letter ON Educa tion.
LONDON, April II. The Times Rome correspond
ent says the Popes letteA concerning the education
question has great Importance apart from the sub
subject of which it treats it directly confirms the
impression which some newspapers have combated,
that the Pope understands the liberty and dignity
Papacy to consist in removing from Rome all means
of practcing and propagating whatever the church
holds to be heretca and that his gradually increas-
ing insstence on the restoration of temporal power
is prompted by the equally increasing conviction that
until the Ponti regains his earthly sway it will be
impossible to prohibit liberty of worship and instruc-
tion Thus, he declares, in this Holy City the re-
Hgion Of Christ ought to reign sovereign, and the
universal teacher of the faith ought to have free
power to close all access against impiety, and to
maintain the purity of the Catholic teaching.
Garibaldi's Visit to Ro me.
Several Republican leaders will meet at Garibad's
house in Rome shortly. At recent meeting at
Menotti Garibaldi's house movement for uniye, al
suffrage was discussed.
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Domestic yIavkets.

I "a 90 demand and lower No Chicago Spring fresh
az az ssac regular at Seac for cash. 9o sac tor May
rejected 62sc Corn quiet and weak fresh at Sic; reg
1lar at 31sc cash; 35ac for May 35lc bidc for june
iary active and shade higher at 10 rs cash and Nav
10 90 10 373 tor June. Lard dull and shade lower
at 10 for cash and bid tor May IS 22A for June Bulk
short clear i24. ~ 80
receipts 1900 bbls -four, Al, 900 bush wheat 1se-
0oo bush corn, $4,000 bush OATS 1900 bush rye, e.
Shipments-12,090 bbls floar $4,000 bush wheat
l4 900 bush cCrn. bush oats 900 bush barley
1900 bush rye. '''-- IVY
ST LOUIS, April 11:-Flour unchanged Wheat ia
higher; No Red Fall at 04 q Oh cash; al for
May: No do at 90 bid. Corn is firm and slow at
at SSsc cash and April: 33s q 33ac for May Oats are
lower; No at 25s g. 5sc cash 25lc for NAV. Rye
firm at 4s3c. Pork is rmer; jobbng at 10 40. Laid
nominal. Bacon firm; options active; clear rib As
@ 80 cash; 5 81 a 40 for Nav -O ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
The Storm ON the Kennebec.


GARDINER, April l1.-One Of the severest storms
ofthe season visited this section this morning The
snow began falling at p. m. Thursday, continuing
steadily till a. m Friday, the wind coming up at
midnight and blowing gale the most Of the morn
ing. The river is clear of ice from Augusta to the
mouth, but 1t has not started above the Augusta dam
yet.
The Storm at Hanger.
BANGOR, April 11.-One Of the heaviest snow
storms OF the season occurred here last night Snow
commenced falling at about II O'Clock Thursday
night and continued until noon to day, when about
a foot had accumulated. Stages are all delayed as
the roads are drifted.
Probably Drowning Accident.
BERWICK April II The selectmen have offered
S25 for the recovery of the body Of the year old
son OF Calvin Blaisdell, supposed drowned in the
Salmon Falls river Wednesday The liver was
dragged without success. The body was seen play
ing near the river about p M, and has not been
seen since.
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CHINA.

Bitter Comment of the Shanghai and
Hog Kong Vernacular Press ON the
Anti-Chinese Bill.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-Latest advices per
steamer from Hong Kong say that the passage of
the Anti Chinese bill and The subsequent veto at
tracted great attention. The vernacular news
papers of Hong Kong. and Shanghai eeially were
extremely bitter against the proposed measure.
They claim the protection guaranteed by the treaty
and draw picture of the future relations and the
exclusion of Americans from China. They exag
gerate the consequences to America of the with.
drawal of Chinese labor but speak moderately
rnougn nrmiy OF reactionary movements by China
on its own groun1.
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The Sultan has offered to depose the Khe-
dive if England and France desire it.
The Senate considered the Army bill and
passed all its sections without amendment up to
that forbidding the presence of soldiers at the
bill. Without going further the Senate ad-
journed. In the House the Legislative appro-
priation bill was considered.
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PATTERSON'S FRANKS.

An Investigator Who Needs Investigating
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE charge is made that
that Senator Patterson, while chairman of the COM
mittee commissioned by the Senate to ascertain
whether the railroad companies that have the right
OF way and conditional grants of land through the
Indian Territory, to which they have never yet re-
ceved title have issued bonds upon these land as Sc
curity, virtually surrendered the investigation into
the hands Of the railroad companies, allowing them
to admit or reject such evidence they saw fit. The
investigation was farce, and even what little testi-
mony was taken rejecting upon the companies was
altered or suppressed when the committee got back
to Washington,
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EGYPT.
The sultan Offers to Denos. ~,

The Sultan Offers TO Depose the Khedivc.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Sultan Tuesday addressed
telegram TO Lord Salisbury formally condemning the
proceedings of the Khedive as dangerous to the
whole East and expressing a willingness to cancel
the frman regulating the Egyptian succession, de-
pose the Khedive and send Holm Pasha to Alexan-
drain man-of.war, as the Khedive's successor.
The Sultan's telegram has been communicated to
France. 1t already has formed the subject of nu-
merous conferences between Waddington and Lords
Lyons and will be discussed the council OF minis
tiers Saturday France cannot hesitate to act in ac
cord with England and accept the Sultan's offer as
this would punish the Khedive without risk
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XLyI CONGRESS--IST SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April II,
Mr.. Hamlin presented the joint resolutions passed
by the State of Maine. setting forth that justice to
fishermen and to the fisheries interests of the country
require the termination of articles Is and 81 of the
treaty withGreat Britain and nstructing Its Senators
and requesting its Representatives to use all honor
able means to accomplish this.
Mr.. Hereford called up Mr.. Hoars resolution, de-
clarng the Democratic programme tor the passage Of
the appropriation bills unconstitutional and revolu-
tionary and made speech against it, insisting that
no such action is contemplated as would justify such
a conclusion.
MIR, Hereford concluded at 2.sO, when the Senate
took up the army bill.
Mr.. Withers proceeded to explain its provisions,
Senator Garland reported the joint resolution,
ratfying the organizing national board of health.
Agreed to.
After Mr.. withers' explanation the army bill was
considerably paragra phs.
No amendments were made to any items of ap-
preparations nor to any other part of the BILL COM
mittee on appropriations having agreed to resist all
amendments and the majority OF the Senate second.
ing them accordingly. The reason was that the
amendments would delay the passage Of the bill.
The clerk had reached the sixth section which pro.
hbits the presence of troops at election Places etc.
Mr. Edmunds loosely expressed the hope that the
Senator would first move to strike out that entire
section.
Mr.. Eaton replied that he could not do that.
Mr.. Paddock gave notice of an amendment to the
bill in effect to permit the army to be used as posse
comitatus in Nebraska, Colorado, Oregon, Kansas,
Nevada aud Indian Territory to eufore civil pre-
esses
Bill for a similar purpose passed the Senate
unanimously last session but failed to receive action
in the House.
Mr.. Window gave notice of an amendment 10
strike out the words or other persons civil or armed
men,"
Mr.. Baya moved that when the Senate adjourn
it be to Monday. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
In committee of The whole on the legislative bill
pending amendment increasing clerical force Of Post
Office Department was adopted. paragraph relating
to Bureau of Agriculture stricken out and lro-
vision substituted increasing appropriations for seeds
etc, to 100000. Amendments were then adopted
directing that members be supplied with reasonable
quantity of seeds for distribution requiring the
missioner to report the quantity OF seeds distributed
and where, also, purchases of Seeds from whom and
in what quantities, #
Mr.. Hunton submitted amendment, increasing an.
preparations for eradicating infection us diseases among
domestic animals to $780, to stamp cut pneu-
monia. -
Without disposng of amendment committee rose,
and after the committees were announced adjourned
until tomorrow.
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A queer Head.Pantryman.- The Jesse
Hoyt, a famous New York steamboat used to have
1Cr head pansfyman bent aud crippled darkey.
whose face was as full of humor as his form was Of
kinEs ana knobs. Bis name was Robert Smith. and
MS malady was chronic rheumatism He tried Giles
Linlment lodide Ammonia tor week of The OF esent
winter and next season intends to astonish his Old
sound man 40 :"
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet. In
GILES, a5l Sixth Avenue, N. Y. Trial size %
Genus. ap10Th, saw
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MICHIGAN.

The Recent Eiection-Full Returns NOT
Yet Received.
DETROIT, April 1.-THE returns from Mondav,s
election are incomplete and no satisfactor,
ment regarding the result is likely unul the ofcia,
returns all in. The Democrats con cede the cleo
ton Of Judge Campbell. Republican, by about aooo
majority. and University regents by somethin, less
while the Republicans claim majority Of 5000 on
both
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL;
Portland Daily wholesale Marker,

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
FRIDAY. April 1l.-Flour is still in buyers favor
and quiet. In Coffee, Java is 1c higher and very
firm, caused by the loss of large cargo Rio is also
little rmer, but not quoably higher. Grain is held
firm at quotations Beans are easier; Mediums are
quoted at As q IS; Pea Beans at IS q 1 rs and
Yellow Eyes 70 q u, Sugars steady at SIC for gran
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Chicago Cattle Marhsf

CHICAGO. April 11,-Hogs-receipts 12,OOo head /:
shipments 1900 head; market dull and lower light at
$40 @ 70; sMixed packing at 80 a 8 70; choice
heavy, at 759 90, market closing weak and many
Catte-receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head ::
ers and feeders 70 100; butchers steaiy, except
common, at 2 90 a 8 90.
quiet and easy
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, April 10. by Rev. W. s. Jones. AL
bert O. jackson and Miss Orianna Garrison, both of
Brunswick. ~ ~
In East Bluehill. April 2, Franklin W. CLARK and
Miss Nelitta j. Joice. anu
=, In North Sedgwick, April g. John A. Grindle of
wick. - ~ 0ous
In Eastbrook, April 5, Sam'l G Butler of Franklin
and Miss Abbie A. Butler OF Eastbrook.
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In the trial of the City Works Commission at
Boooklyn the fact was proven that one Fred Massey
President of the Board, had used his influence TO
prevent certain citizens from being drawn upon the
jury.
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ulated au1 8 for F,tra G. poro,.- c,,-,.....,

ulated and &c for Extra G. Porgs OH firmer. Gas.
tor OIL firm and advancing. Portland Oil unchanged
at lc Tor Lgonia l6c for Kerosene and lie for Pc
troeum. Drugs and Dyes-Reporls from New York
indicate as spring advances, and opening of nayiga
ton being close at hand. that cheap heavy goods
will be in demand for shipment by canal, for which
freight is already being received. Licorice p g. 9
hasdeclned in consequence of fresh supplies. Cas-.
sia has advanced. but the improvement is not kelv
to hold up long. Opium is steady. Quinine easier
and only small quantity Offering Shelacs easier
Spirits Tnrpentine still advancing Ext. Iogwood
declined &c. Cubebs firm.
The following are to-day's quotations Of Flour
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METEOROIOGucAI.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF S1cNA1l
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
April II, 4 A. M.
For New England,
cloudy weather, light snow followed by CLEARING
weather; northwesterly winds, stationary temnera.
ture and rising barometer. Cautionary signals from
Levees to section z.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Adelaide previous to 9Th inst, barque Walker
Arlington, Hooper, New YORK.
Ar at Singapore Feb 26, barque Nettie Merriman.
At Bombay March 10, ships Raphael Sherman. for
Liverpool; Alice Buck Herman. for Havre; H
McGfvery, Baker, do; barque Spartan, Crossley, for
United Kingdom or Continent.
Ar at Singapore Feb rs, barque Nettie Merrimap,
Ar at Rangoon Feb 81, baraue EvIe Reed, Rairden,
Bombay: 22d, ship Premier, Holmes. Hong Kong
Ar at Bilboa 9Th inst, big Eugene Hale, Lord, from
Sid I'm Lisbon Mch %. sch Dolly Warden, Allen, for
Ar At Gibraltaf Sd inst. brig salistra Partridge,
In port Mch o. brig Goodwin. Googina, FOR St Tho
mas Sarah ph. Kennedy en-, s Fissett, for Gadz
Havre; Orieutal, Otis, do.
Slu I'm Cardiff 10th inst, ship Oriental, Otis, San
Francisco
Ar at Cienfuegos Mch 81, sch Florida, Bagley from
Cid at Cardenas prev to 4th inst brig Isaac Carver
Gray North of Hatteras; Packard, Amesbury,
do; scbs Oliver Dyer, Emerson, DO; Fannie A Bailey
Hume. New York; M Van Cleaf Hume, North Of
Hatteras.
In port 4th inst barque Jose Lopez, Mcdonald
for North Of Hatteras; brigs Amy Lane, Costigan
Geo Dale, Pierce; jeremiah, Ford Liberty. Deye.
cSs Thomas Stone
Isaac Orbeton, Crockett; Emma HIATT, PARK; M z
AT at Havana 9TH inst, sch Nellie Diusmore,
At Havana 9th inst. barque F Ward, Cav, for
Matanzas and New York. sugar at S.; brig f Mer-
Timan LeeraW, for New York. same; SCH Emma H
for North of Hatteras at SO 25 if to Portland S35O
Ar at Matanzas Sd inst brig Cascatele, Dickinson
Portland.
At Matanzas 9th inst, bries Jos Clark, Stahl. for
North Of Hatteras. loads molasses at $312A Clara
Adams, McFadden, and H Todd, Mcguire do
CID at st John, NIB, 9th inst, brig George Harris
Stuart Westport.
sPOKEN,
April I, lat 81 40. Ion IS Al, barque Sagadahoc from
Havana for New York.
No date: lat IS, Ion II, sch John Hancock, from
Portland for Havana.
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NEW ALBANY, Ind. April 1.-THE citizens are
securing the woods for David Manck, who murdered
his wife and young woman Of his house Wednesday
night.
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MEMORANDA,

Ship Mt Washington Perkins, at New York from
Manila reports succession OF heavy gales after leav
ing the trades at "A 20 Ion "A TO- encountered hur
FED large quantities of WATER carried away wheel,
stove windows and flooded cabin.
Sch Normandy, Adams, from Philadelphia for Ma
tanzas with cooperage got ashore on one Of the Ba
wreckore. Salvage S250O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Eastern Express Co.

Under the New Arrangement Of Trains,
on and after Monday, 18th inst, and until
further notice, all packages deposited at
our office for New York up to IL M, will
be delivered the following morning.
HI. 8. OSGOOD,
80. General Agent.
Ielt sn2m
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Clearing House Transaction.
PORTLAND, April II.
Inc Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
GIoe9 1AehdnseSs '.ss.ss..s.x 81 1865 rs
No' Daiauces' ''.''."..'..........."... It, 1871 So
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CaIiforni. MINING stock,,

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
W True s. Co. ~