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The following description OF the de-
phoaphorilation Of pig iron in employing
the BeSssmsr process, for which a patent
hIs been granted to the Horder Mining
aud Furnace Union and the Rhenlsh Steel
Works at Ruhrort, Is taken from the
American edition Of the Continental CORES.
pSNtnVs! The method consists In throwing
iQlAntity oil magnetism lime, or q mixture
ot eight parts Of lime to one Of iron oxide,
into the mould Just before the metal flows
il. The weight Of the mixture is almost
equal to the double quantity Of silica and
phosphorus contained in the iron. After
blowing to' from si1 to ten minutes, the
mouIdIa quickly turned, and a mixture Of
iton two 10 three parts Of lime 10 one part
o. Iron oxide free from siliCic acid is
thrown In. This second quantity is about
tEpshirds Of the first. The mould ls then
raised, and blowing continues until the
carbon lines oI the spectrum disappear,
and thick brown smoke with well de.
1aed edge ol white smoke, encirclinv The
ZANE, appears OF the mouth oil the nonld.
The time taken in blowing is In Veneral
ttom ons'iouFth TO one seventh oi that
previously rgOuiEAd 'e'
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MADRID, April lG-A profound sensation
has been caused In naval and military circle,
In Madrid and the principal ports Of Spain by
telegram from the Governor General ol
Cuba, announcing the sentence OF the court
martial upon eighteen officials accused Of
frauds in the Naval Department OF Cuba. All
the accused have been sentenced to penal ser.
yet1de. Among them are the relations OF per.
sons Of rank at Court, and In the highest
positions In the mother country. Admiral
Bera8gef has ordered the court martial To pro.
ceed lmmedlatel y Sgalnst thirty more accused
officials and several civilians. The Govern.
ment Is resolved 10 show no mercy even 10 the
highest offenders. Gen. Banco teegraphs
that the sentence caused much sensation In
Havana, but were approved by public opinion
and the press Of the colonies.
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FOLLOWED By ELAHEs.
The Fiery Element COntinues 10 AdVsr.
fiaa Nate ClAxton.


DENVER, COL, April l7.-Whsnever
Kate Claxton is mentioned, Immediately
comes To the mind remembrances Of the
terrible holocaust at the Brooklyn Theatre
in December, 1870, and the burning Of the
Southern Hotel, ST. Louis, some time
later. t.F
Yesterday morning Miss Clazton arriv.
ed in the city and stopped at the Grand
Central Hotel. Immediately fears Of the
destruction Of the house by ffe were pres.
ent In all minds, and extra precautions
we're taken against Il. Despite these pre-.
cautions, however, q ere did occur Id 1.-THE
hotel few hours after Miss Ulaxton's or.
rival.
Itbroke out in room adjoining the one
assigned to Miss Claxton, filling the entire
houle with volume oi smoke and Great.
ting an extraordinary excitement.
The fire brigade ofthe hotel we're quick.
ly on the spot and extinguished the incipi.
ent conaagtGtion before any great dam.
age was done, and the panic was alAyed.
A reporter made an endeayot 10 inter.
view the ill.fated actress, but she was too
deeply sgitAted to undergo the ordeal.
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Enilstanl ArrltnI. a, nnIIlm0..

BALTIMORE, No., April l6.-Ths third
snlisrAnt ship o. the week has Just been
sGnaled, aud will reach her pier Al Tocp,I
Point with l,4sj enigrants to.uorroW
morning. The Crown Prince. which A..
nved this morning, brought l,682 emf.
grants, the greater part Of whom leit ioy
!ae West this morning, on three Specisl
VMns, via the Baltimore K Ohio Railroad
a. a great many Of these we're ticietad 10
%%Linclnnad u and points 10 the southTe
t.Isal ny steamship koehn arrived last Sunday,
onnRlng ,JOl emisranls, which makes 4
aIal .2 ot nearly iorty.seyen hundred within
.a',. ae week. This is undoubtedly The iarvest
iiaisfIns business ever done within A VssE
itom This point. "''N'H NeeA
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goSrrcASr but melancholy comment
an III, he value Of the work actually &C.
aipUUTOli.bsi by the much Wanted Boston
Iow I.S,Eol. Il louad in tAs fact that q promin'
,SsyI,I y, I,Tysr who wished q Copyist recently
'II 81, Ir forced to reject large number ot ap'
tS,n,s who had graduated from our
pIiSi Ttsb School ior the simple reason that
~ ny ana Of them could spell common
ao,t. 10, .IS even tolsrabIy,-BO't0U Courier.
Wbn commentary this Is on tbs
,,nsnnbs want OF thorouGbness in the
,ammop schools. ItresuIts from the lack
oI ,,nve.ency on the part Of SO many
,,.,ber, and from the insane efforts Of
a. MANY .hsore ticaI educators to enlarge
,,5 oyercrowd the curriculum Of school
.Joe,uon. They lose sight Of the real
..mspu Of common school education
and make the system huge tax on the
,soUlslor the production Of half taught
,uI.tersU,
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 18.-ln test
case to-day to determine the legality OF
the celebrated anti.hsatiug law oil Wis.
consin It was found that the law was in.
operative, because oil an error In the text
OF its supposed enactment. The bill 90
drawn specifies the repeal Of q law that
was dropped when the State statutes
underwent their recent revision, Judge
Mallory held the law to be imperative
and void,
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PAEKER.BURG,
Eighteen Year, In the PsnIteniiAFy-SGd
Accident.

PARxEEsuRd, W. Va, April l6.-Ths
jury in the Lapssy murder case brought
In verdict OF guilty this afternoon, and
a1ed the penalty at eighteen years in the
penitsntiary.
A terrible accident occurred yesterday
in Union District by which q young tsl.
low named Charles Craven was instantly
killed. The evidence before the coroner's
jury, which was impaneled to-day, disClos-
ed the following; Charley Craven. a boy
about twelve years old, was sitting on the
banks OF Carpenters Run fishing, when
two boys-sus named James DormAn, q
young fellow about sixteen years old, and
another boy-came down the bank,
and jumping into John boat
desired Charley Craven 10 hold
their guns while they crossed
the creek. They passed one ot the guns
to him, which be took and laid down on
the ground. While passing the second
gun It became lodged against the end oi
The bca! aud exploded, lodging the con-
tents 10 the body oil young Craven, who
fell off the bank into the creek. Young
DormRn Immediately ran 70 the father Of
young Craven and told him he had shot
Charlie, when the old man seized an axe
and sWore he would kill him. This, to.
gethsr with the fatal accident, 30 fright.
enGd young Dormsn that be never stopped
until be had crossed into Ohio, where he
probably now is. No blame was attached
70 the boy by the Jury, although the rumor
in the neiShborhood previous to the in.
yestigation would lead one to have be.
lieVsd iGA murder.
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WASHINGTON, April l6.-A gentleman
who had an interview with the President
to-day, represents that he is very deter.
mined in the matter OF Robertson's nom.
ination, and will not withdraw II. II this
makes war, he says 1t will have to come,
He Ia determined to recognize all the els'
msnts Of the Republican party in New
York, and had no other intention than to
stick by Robertson. As to the Senate
deadlock, he declines to say anything, ex'
cept that there are important nominations
awaiting sCtion which should be acted
upon. But no does not advise the Repub.
licaus OF the Senate what to do in the
present emergency. The President has
many important nominations awaiting o
break in the deadlock, but until 1t Is
broken he will not send them in.
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wealth In Hogs and sheep.

WASHINGTON, April ia statistiCian
of the Agricultural Department Is OF opin.
ion that the number OF hogs and sheep in
this country Is far heavier than was esti.
mated. The number OF hogs last year was
S9,000.00O. Hogs slaughtered at packing
houses and by farmers during the year
ending March lst last was not less than
30000,000. The census report, which Is
snxiously looked for, will undoubtedly
increase the estimate. The number OF
sheep was estimated at 10000, 900, while
the wool clipped last year amounted to
over 260, 100000 pounds The country Ia
evidently richer In pork and mutton than
our statisticians have estimated.
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GhaSGly RsSuIIS OF q Religious Fan.
AlIeiam.

AtIei1m.
CoSsTASrrSoPLEr April l6.-The plague in
Grak Is Of the most virulent character, and, II
allowed to pass the military lines drawn
around 1t, will spread far and wide with great
npidity. Ali Msshed Is sanctuary OF great
holiness TO the sheeites, the Mohammedsn
sect 10 which the Petrians belong; and they
annually send great numbers Of corBSes there
70 be inferred, In the belief that II secures 10
the souls OF the dead q favored place In
heaven. A large pit Is opened TO receive
their remains, aud the emanations from this
receptacle have almost invariably been fol.
lowed by an epidemic Of ftyphus. The bodies,
whi'h come In hundreds at q time, are
wrapped In cloths and placed In rows In the
vault without being covered with earth. The
Ottoman government has asked the Porsian
authorities to discontinue the practice OF send.
ing the bodies In state Of decomposition,
but to keep them until they are reduced TO
skeletons. Ibis ghastly trade Is q source OF
much revenue to the caravans.
AdVtces from BIgdAd state that the ravages
Of the plague are terrible, though not extend.
Ing beyond the sanitary Gordon. -Four thouS-
and Inhabitants quilted Eedjed aud encamped
In SalubrOus localities. Nedjed and DijutWa
were burnt on the sth inst. The diSeSse be.
comes very violent, the afflicted dying In ten
hours after being attacked.
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TmEJAMES BROTHERS
Pound Fortified In the FAAtneSsPs OF
Kentucky.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 17-A Deputy
United States Marshal and several assist.
ants, who have been in Kentucky for sew.
eral days past looking for the notorious
James brothers, tf bank. .robbing fame,
have arrived here. They state that they
located the brothers within two miles Of
Adairsville, KY, and applied to three
Magistrates for warrants authorizing their
arrest, bat were refused, the Magistrates
stating that II they Issued warrants friends
Of the James brothers would either do
them bodily harm or burn their property.
Finding themselves unable to procure the
necessary documents, the Marshal and bis
assistants left The brothers, and several
friends, are strongly fortified, and will
offer desperate resistance II attacked.
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NEw YORx, April l6.-The Tribune says:
A Mr.. Fitz, Of Boston, has projected a
negro colonization scheme by which a
large lot Of land in New Jersey is to be
purchased, where all industrial pursuits
will be taught colored men, with a view to
their becoming qualified to fill responsible
positions In factories. Mr.. Filz says that
George ". Williams, Of Columbus, Ohio;
Bishop Dickenson. OF South Carolina; the
Rev. Peter Randolph, OF Boston, and the
Rev. Henry Highland Garnet, Of this city,
are deeply interested In the scheme. Mr..
Garnet does not seem 10 be enthusiastic
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SLIM SARA
Will Always Remember the Dear Amer.
leans.

Will Always AememDef Tue Deuf amer
leans.
NEw YoRK, April ls,-The Tribune says:
Beruhardt arrived in town yesterday
morning and begins her farewell engage.
ment to night. A Tribune reporter asked
the artist how she enjoyed her tour, and
she replied:
at was charming. OF course I have
been working hard but have had q car
oil to myself. l cannot pronounce the
name Of II, and American hotels are
splendid. Once Or twice the theatres
were too cold, but that 10 not
q great matter. American audiences
are appreciative. and have been kindly
received. | shall always remember this
trip with q great deal Of pleasure, and l
hope 70 come again, but | shall be glad 10
get back 10 France. There is only one
France after oil. Au teroir."
Mr. jarrett told the reporter that the
manager Of the theatre At San Francisco
Is anxious 10 have her 90 back 10 the com.
pany, and has made her several Offers.
Mr.. jarrett thinksthat intime Mile. Bern.
hardt will return to the scene Of her earliest
triumph. lie also thinks her American
trip has been very beneficial to her
health. Financially, Il has been a sue.
GEES. for she has deposited $50, 600 with
her bankers.
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LONDON, April 16.-The statement that
II Is practically decided England shall be
represented at the Monetary Conference,
is cetainly premature. The Government
is unwilling TO take any step having the
appearance Of compromising Il on the sub.
ject Of bi.metallisni.
Lord Harrington, Secretary Of State ior
India, has consented 10 send q delegate to
the Monetary Conference on behalf oi
India, who will mot, however, participate
In the discussions Of the Conference.
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,,ha..D hI...oaD Pa, April 1.-THE Italian
Nav ,SS'i' F's, Constructing :, the PsnusylvAniI 4
fob, . Sas'lnd Sasi Railroad, engaged in a Tree
man, Tuuuay ws.. "a A. Deetstlown, N. j., and
enDIoSS..die %set deducted Itom their pSv an M
sEeat, commission and
PIVm.,,,,ss.ao lees, hence the fiot. The
BEEN D',r i'm e.;! Aad Superintendent, who mad
cueJ Siib iyb'iGRen iiir in the depot, were rsS.
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WASHINGTON, April S.-Ths fine por.
trait Of Mrs. Hayes, purchased for the
White House BY the temperance people
OF the country, is now In position In the
East Room, near the portrait Of Martha
Washington. Under Mrs. Hayes portrait
is the lollowinghote: 1.-THE frame for this
portrait will soon be completed from
drawings by Bsnn PilmAn, Of the School
Of Design Of Cincinnati. II will be the
Rit OF Cincinnati ladies, and The finest
frame ever carved IN America"
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GALVESTON, April l6.-A NSrs San An.
tonic special gives the details Of a horrl.
ble triple murder about seven miles from
that city. John Simmons, a heavy stock
owner, left home Sunday. Yesterday a
herder named J. s. Phillips went out with
sheep about noon. Mrs. Simmons was
found lying in the herders' room with her
throat cut, and from appearances had been
outrsgeously assaulted. An alarm was
given, and soon the bodies Of child and
Mrs. simmons mother, Mrs. Parker, were
found at the foot Of an embankmsus one
hundred yards from the house, their
skulls crushed 10 with q rock. The herder
seems to think Simmons 10 the murderer,
but he himself was committed without
bail
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LAWRENCE, MAss,, April17.-Four boys,
aged nine TO fourteen, were arrested to-day
while ranSaCking the desks and endsavor.
ing 10 open the safe otthe Eastern railroad
freight office. They had previously broken
into stationery store and coal offices.
The boos confess to previous burglariss,
about which the business men have been
disturbed, fearing gang Of safe blowers
were operating here. The boys intended
70 rob the carriSge factory and other estab.
llshments tonight.
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TOMS, Aptil 1.-THE French Consul.
General continues to put great pressure on
the Bey TO induce him 10 consent to the
entry Of the French troops In Tunisian
territory; but the Bey remains firm, de.
Clahng that he cannot accept the respon.
Sibility for step which would be certain
10 provoke fatal consequences.
A French gunboAt, while exploring the
coast near Turbarkah, was Cred at from Q
small fort. II 10 not known whether the
Kremurs or TuniSian troops occupied the
inft
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WARRINGTON, April 16.-Therei Is gener.
al expectation here oi some Developments
in the Senate next week, looking to con.
frmations OF men who have bsen nomi.
mated and hanging up In the Senate. All
feel hopeful Of early confirmation, but
both Republican and Democratic Senators
still maintain that they do not intend to
yield on the question Of electing officers.
Atthe frst executive session the friends
otstanley Matthews intend to make an Of.
fort TO have him confirmed. Matthews is
anxious to have have the matter settled
one way or another, and relieve him from
further annoyance on the subject,
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Sew Tei.Etsph IIne,

Nav YoRK, April 16.-The Tribune says
A bankers and merchants' telegraph
company, with a capital Of million dol.
lars, has been incorporated here, to work
twelve wires from Boston TO Washington,
through New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Charters have been obtained
also Ia New Jersey and Pehnsylvaula.
". W. Maris, Of Philadelphia, Is Ptesi.
dent,
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yirginia RepublIeans.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Geo. Gorham,
In his National Republican, fres hot shot
into the Virginia Republicans, who object
to atfiliating with Malone. In the RepUb.
licdn to-day, he says: ..
''The contest In Virginia is above the
clamor OF office.mongers and otfice-seek.
ers. All the country knows II, and will
laugh at the absurd attitude Of set Of men
begging that Senator shall be fenced out
from the pen in which they live, and
denied access 10 the trough which swine
suppose TO be the aim Of all animated
nature" -
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4 ESVeepISS PSobIbIIIoS.

WGsulSoroN, AptlI l8,-The lolloving
order has been issued by Secretary Win.
dom: "OfEicefs, clerks and other en-.
ployes OF this Department are prohibited
from making Recommendations for ap.
poinlmsnta, OF giving any information,
except TO the proper officers, relative 10
vacancies that may exist or occur In any
branch Of the Treasury department.; also,
from giving certificates Of merit TO clerks
or employees leaving the Department ior
any cause"
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Fred us.a, e.

o5,0 J5,,'aoo' Ap'il l6.-Colonsl Fred Grant
D..ia,l SG,, 'eaisntd ., from the army, where bic
GIV,i,Tn Gn " sI1,t Lieutenant Of the Fourth
On n. (, and biz rank l.ieuteusnt. Colonel
6s v nv, slu ot the Lieu.enSn, 4 ensYsi. iSi
CSic.ua..p u.pgse - et entering the employ OF ne
Fos5 Y. y c,l, leEAs hnd Mexican Centfai Rail.
htheI.inJ..' IIngi,n1eer tt the road. His
Z NJ I'n,,aW, n.0 Il, II. Honofs, Of Chicago,
Foti prominently identified with Ihs
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A Hstit1.i Fos,sY,

STURGEON BAY, Wis, April William
Cooney, the luna!iO who IL fasting at No.
95 North CLARK street, Chicago, has been
at work In the woods In this vicinity the
past winter. During the last anov block.
ade he stopped at 4 hotel In Bay vieW for
ten days, and during that time he is not
known 10 have taken any noutishment
whatever except glass of water occa.
sionally. He registered from FItGhbufg,
Mass and appeafedto be quite an intelIi!
gent fellow. He Ia supposed 10 have gone
direct TO Shicsgo after be left the hotel at
Bay View,
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BIRttS, April 49, Bismarck has submitted
a motion To the Federal Council that wherea,
the population has increased nearly two and
q half millions, the coinage Of silver be In
creased to fifteen million marks, three hun.
dfed and thlrty.nine million pounds Of silver
bars In the Treasury 10 be devoted to that puf.
pose. The German delegates TO the monetary
Conference have started for Paris. They will
present a memorial TO the Conference giving
1 complete review Of the German monetary
laws and cOlnhge system.
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VIENNA, April ia telegram from Alex.
andria announces that the King OF AbyniniA
is dead and has been succeeded by bis son
Michael. The King fell 10 battle with the
ASsalmefks.
1.-The name Of the King OF AbySinia was
kasSai. but he was crowned as King Johan.
mes. lie succeeded King Theodore ILL.,, who
committed suicide when Magdala wa taken
BY the British army under Napier In ls8sl
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W. N. CHAScELLoR.

BALrfxoRE, April lE,- The German
bark Tiger spoken some time ago, l24
days out from Liverpool with the crew In
a starving condition, and supplied with
stores BY the steamer Nebo, has arrived
within the capss bat has not come up to
the city.
Collector Thomas has asked Secretary
Window to send q revenue cutter IL
search Of the ship David Stuart and bark
Hattenbury, both from Rio JAneiEo, and
long overdue. The vessels were spoken
of the coast month ago and not heard Of
since,
CHATHAM, MASS, April l7.-Five bodies
from the wrecked schooner ]. G, Hunt.
ington have been picked up by the crew OF
the lie station. One was identified as r.
H, Ames,
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CoSsrINriNoPLE, April l6.-Two TUX.
ish battaliOns At Fri1rOnd have Withdrawn
into the citadel, where they we're sur.
rounded BY Albanians, who have seVen
guns. Nineteen Turkish battalions are
encamped et Vetus, Lonica, and 5000 Al.
bAnians At Lepaia.
petvisch PAsha, the Turkish commander
is displaying great energy, He intends Il
Arrest oil Chiefs oil the Albanian League
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NEw YoRE, April 1.-THE clothing oi
Agnes Paine, ave months old, took fire at
Zoo, East Thihy.thitd street, three weeks
ago, and she was severely burned. The
mother vas also badly burned trying 10
put out the Ore, and the grandmother,
who came TO their aid, was 90 shocked
that she fell down and her neck WAs
broken. Ths mother and child were
taken to the hospital, where the latter died
three days later and the iofmer on satut'
daV
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unsueeesafaI sanitary Conference,

WASHINGTON, April 1e.-The internG,
tional Sanitary Conference, In session here
since January, have adjourned sine de,
without accomplishing anything definite
In the line Of the purpo Q Tor which Il met,
Want oPhaSmony prevailed from the be.
ginning, and the few rules agreed on will
not be ratified by Call the governments
participating In the Conference. Twenty.
eight governments we're represented, and
the truth is II will come 10 naught, as all
nations would not agree 70 general sani-
LafY policy.
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A soeiaIi,t,s 0pipiop.

WASHINGTON, April l6,-Kuts, q Social.
let leader, Of Chicago, has written an i'm.
pertinent letter TO President Garfield, in
which he says the President 10 as "much
Of despot AZ the Gear Of RuSsia;" that IN
all Republics people are oppressed BY
rulers, aud this Is particularly true Of the
United States" This Socialist concludes
his letter with the opinion that President
Garfield ought to be served with big
dose OF dynamite and nitro.glyCerine.
The President read the letter, and was
amnaed a. It's impudence.
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southern Rallroad Comblu.,Iou,,

AvaUsTA, GA, April 16.-The Wadleyi
Sloan and Taylor Syndicate have pur.
chased controlling interest in the Atlanta
& West Point Railroad, This gives the
Louisville L Nashville and Central Rail.
road combinations the principal South AZ.
lantlc and Gulf ports, embracing Charles.
ton, Savannah, Pensacola, Mobile, New
Orleans and inland cities for Western
irelghts.