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Magazine Notices.

The April number OF the International Re-
view is now ready, and contains the conclu-
sion of Edwin Arnold's new poem, The Iliad
of India, which must DO reckoned great liter
airy attraction. improvements in Prison Dis
cipline is an article by A. S. Meyriok, who
may justly be presumed to know whereof he
writes, as he was the working member OF
commission OH prison labor appointed by Gov
ernor Mcclellan of New Jersey in 1879. Great
interest will attach to DIR. George E. Ellis's
article upon DIR. SeAbury-The First Ameri-
can Bishop-from the fact that he was the
pioneer Episcopal bishop in America, and
that tie article discusses the whole establish
ment of Episcopalianism in this country.
President d. c.. Gilman, of Johns Hopkins
University, contributes valuable sketch of
the life and works of DIR. Francis Lieber
Madame z. Ragozin, a Russian lady residing
in New York, gives the first instalment of a
series of brilliant and spirited articles upon
the trial OF the Russian Nihilists, under the
title OF The Last Trial of the Russian Nihilists,
her facts being drawn from the original steno-
graphic reports OF the trial. DR.. Ernest W.
Gushing writes Of the Statutes Regulating the
Practice Of Medicine and the number closes
with n suong and appreciatve review OF
Schurz's Administration of the Interior De-
partment, by Henry L. Nelson. The number
is one Of lasting and solid qualities, and has
articles of timely and present value A. S.
Barnes & Co., Publishers, New York.
The Art Amateur for April has timely Sc
ries of excellent design. for Easter egg decora-
ton, drawn by George R. Hahn. The frontis-
piece, An Easter frolic, by Adrien Mare, rep
resents ring of children dancing round CO.
lossal egg, on the top Of which one terrified
urchin is precariously perched. The works OF
Il. w. Macbeth and T. II. Kaemmerer are il.
Illustrated in the Art Gallery. The Decoration
and Furniture department is filed with sug-
gestive illustrations and letter-press of the most
practical CHI aracter. A specially readable arti-
Gle on Vallauris Ware describes popular
French ceramic novelty. Oriental Embroidery
is discussed at length, and third illustrated
article on bookbindlng and several piquan,
musical reviews are given. There is the usual
profusion of working designs for embroidery
and chin. painting, which alone suffice to
make this magazine Invaluable to amateurs in
these pleasant domestic arts. Montague Marks
Publisher. % Union Square, N. Y.
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THE METHODISTS.
Annual Meeting of the New England
Conference.

Annual Meeting of the New England
Conference.
WORCESTER, April 6.-The annual session
of the New England Methodist Episcopal
church, in Trinity church, began here this
morning, being the SD consecutive conven-
ton of this body. Bishop jesse T. Peck, D.
d., presided. After opening prayers and com :
munion service the bishop called the confer
ence to order and tho secretary, Rev. E. A.
Manning of Lynn, called the roll of members
when it appeared that 121 were present. -Four
of the body have died during the year, viz:
Revs. A. ID. Sargent, Charles Noble, Samuel
A. Gushing and John M. Merrill. An organi-
zation was then effected by the choice of Rev.
Z. A. Manning of Lynn as secretary, Rev. N.
I. Whitaker of South Boston assistant secre-
tary, Rev. Jonathan Neal of Feeding fills
statistical secretary, and Rev. w. D. Bridge of
East Pepperell personal statistician and con-
ference necrologist Chairmen of the several
standing committees were also chosen Rev.
Mr.. Ella pronounced the unfavorable reports
last year touching j. w. Coles character un-
founded so far as he could ascertain, but no
action was had till Mr.. Coles should arrive.
DR.. B. ]. Holmes of Wisconsin solicited aid
for the Oshkosh church realizing generous
sum.
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Higgins, Tr inidad: schs Mercy Trundy. Crowley,
Cape Hayti; ID II Ingraham. =.
Passed ont. sch Minna Reed. Nash, Philadelphia
for CardenAs.
NEW YO nK-Ar 9th. sehs VIM Deming. Hodg-
kins, st Pi IRE "a days; Wesley Abbott; Pomroy.
;Iaeksonvin Lizzie Poor Dickey Belfast for Port
hall, Hanil ton, do: Dadem. Thomas Thomaston;
Mary Mes, R9ekland Kendgskeag whitney
Randall. do for Washington.
Cid 9th. sh lip Dakotah. new Kelley. Tacoma, VT;
baraues Ge rgietta, Small Curacao; q Allen Allen:
sch Marien p Champlin. Freeman. CoatzacOalcos;
Grace Davis. Davis, Havana.
Sid 9th. shi ps Rosie Welt, for San Francisco; Au
rora, for Valp araso; brigs Carrie Bertha for Ma
tanzas; Carrie Purington for Cienfuegos.
Passed the ate 9th, schs + Jayne, Keith, Eliza
bethport Sea Breeze. Young for Saco.
PKOVIDENt Ear 5lh, sch S NJ Tyler Hart
Hoboken for Pa wtucket.
SOMERSET-S Sid 4th, sch Saml Gilman, HodgdCn
Philadelphia
BRiSTOI--Ar 9th, sch Nathl Holmes, Dow, from
WARREN. RI--Ar Sd. sch Alfred Howe, Ellis
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 9th. sch Mary
w Hopper, Sumner, Wiscasset for Fortress Monroe
put to and sick man named John Robinson, of
Bath
NEWPoRT-Ar 5th sch Sinbad. Arey, Fall River
In port 9th, schs Geo Young Marshall for New
York; Jessie Hart. Wall. Belfast for Wilmington;
Eddy. Trim, do for do Charley Hanley. Arey, Fall
River for do; Mary Shields Linscott, Somerset for
New York; VIM IL Rowe, Morgan, i'm Portland for
Philadelphia; Williams, Clark. Providence for
vINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar 4th, schs Forest Belle
Smith, Port johnson for Saco; Maggie Belle, Tor
rey, kockand for New York; Maud Malloch, Sin.
clair, Machias for do; Freddie Eaton Motz. Calais
for do.
Sid 4th, schs Grace Cushing. Alice L Boardman,
B l. Eaton. II A Dewitt. Vasht Gates, Lyndon,
l. NJ Strout, j Wyman. Sammy Ford.
Over 100 vessels were at ancdor of Chatham 5tb
EDGARTOWN-Ar Sd. schs Susan, Kennedy,
Rondout for Portland: j NJ Kennedy. Pomeroy do
for Portsmouth: Abbio Emery, Emery, New York
for Boston.
Returned sch Moses Eddy
hoSTON-Ar 9Th, sch Willie II Lord. Lord, Ply
'N Cd til. barque Evanell Colcord, Montevideo.
Sid .5tl. brig Maria W Norwood.
Ar ftE sch Matilda, Coffin Orland.
~, ftb SC rs Enos Phillips, Baker KeHnebec
80 I load fo- jVas hngton:
TO 9aa S AR 5th. sch Walter Hall. En-
cry. Rccklapd.
Blanche How Hus-
At Valparaiso Feb 25, bsrqs~ Hampton Roads.
sey, to bad nitrate at Taltal 70.
brig Levi Stevens, Gilmore. unc. que PENANG
Sid FIN Pisagua prev to Feb 2s, baA "e'
Patten, New York. Iunt
Ar at Zanzibar Mich o. ship Prima ponn.., N"n''
Aepy, for New York IL days.
Abel Abbott, Chase New York.
AT Iquique Feb 2Sth, ship Magellan, Ssrout, for
Ar at Fayal Mich 26, barque Sarah, Hale, Bosom.
Ar at Sagua 4th inst, barque Jose Moore. Cas-
Isle, New York.
from Rockiand. to load for West Indies; sch NJ G
Haskell, Haskell, from Castine, do.
SPOKEN.
March T. lat AZ s, lon 81 OIL W, barque Fred W
Carbon from New York for Dunedin.
April l, Off Carysfort Reef, sch James Young,
Young, from Apalachicola.
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California Mining stocks.
The Wool Market.

Boston, April 6-[Reported for the Pressl.-The
following is list Of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
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| MARINE N EWS.
PORT OF 20 RTLAlsD.

WEDNESDAY, April 6.
Arrived.
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams, New Pork-rndse
to Henry Fox. 5t.
Sch Alaska Hamilton, Reimbursement to A B
Morse & Co. Ett -f.
Sch War Steed, Gookins. Saco.
Sch Leontine. Bragdon. Sullivan, With sleepers.
Sch Fanny, Rice, GouldsbOro-cedar posts to Il
Clement & Co.
Sch JAS Lawrence, Babbdgc Deer Isle.
Sch Mary Snowman, Oliver, Bath
Sch Diana, Orne, Boothbay.
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton Boothbay.
Cleared.
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams, New York
Henry Fox.
Brig Hyperion, Williams, Cardenas-Nutter. KIM
ball & Co.
Sch Jed Dnren, Cook. Calais-N Blake
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams. Bang,r-Kensel1 Il
Tabor.
Sch Exact, Lewis. North Boothbay-N Blake.
SAILED-Barque Norton Slower; schs Elizabeth
DetIart Gar, Ida Dele Tore, Jed Duren.
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NEW YORK.
Burned to Death,

Burned to Death.
New YORK, April 6.-At a small fire in
dwelling in Brooklyn this morning JohnCraig,
aged So, was burned to death.
Annie Dempsey and Kate Cummings we're
fatally burned this evening in a small fire at
the house of Dempsey's father. He was ar
rested charged with having thrown Kerosene
lamp on the floor.
The New York ColIectorship.
A petition of the New York Board of Trade
numerously signed by importers and mer-
chants was sent to President Garfield Tues-
day night, urging the retention of Collector
Merritt in his position until his term expires.
New York Town Elections.
Spring elections for local officers of five
towns OF Kings county were held yesterday.
AT Flatbush the regular Democrats shared
victory with the Independents. New Lots
elected mixed ticket New Utrecht elected
Chose (Dem.) Flatlands elected Republic
can ticket and Gravesend Peoples ticket.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS

The loss by the fires in New York during
March was $3.50, S56, on which is over $4,000,
90 insurance.
Gen. Melikoff has prohibited the retail sale
of the newspaper Poriadok, and has suspended
the Westnik, newspaper OF Smolensk.
In the suit of c. S. Bushnell. in the Supreme
Court of New York, against r. NJ. Pomeroy.
e. HI. Nichols and Oliver Ames. for 100000
on special contract for services in affecting
lease of the central branch of the Union Pa
cific Railroad Company. and in negotiating a
sale of the defendants stock in that company,
the jury were unable to agree.
The Boston Globe has story from Wash
ington that the President has concluded to
nominate Senator David Davis for Collector at
New York and that Judge Robertson is willing
to withdraw. On the contrary Judge Robert
son saws he is determined to stick.
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March z, lat AZ s, lon 81 OIL W. barque Fred W
Carbon, from New York for Dunedin.
April l, Off Carysfort Reef, sch James Young,
Young from Apalachicola.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE NEWS.
Mutiny on Shipboard.

Mutlny on ShipbOard.
New YORK, April "A mutiny occurred on
the ship Aurora yesterday ON her reaching the
Narrows, on her voyage to Valparaiso. The
crew consisted OF Is men, who refused duty,
when the officers OF the ship forced them to
work at the pistols muzze. They claimed
that the vessel was unseaworthy. six of them
we're put in irons, the rest went to work. Jas
H. Forrest, seaman, was seriously stabbed by
u CHILEAN who led the mutiny, and was
brought back to the city. The ship went to
sea. The owners state that the vessel is every
way seaworthy, but dissatisfaction was created
10y sailor boarding house runners, who offered
them Inducements to desert the vessel. Sail
ors are scarce in this port.
A Disabled Steamship Seen OF Sea.
GIBRALTAR, April 6.-The captain of the
British bark Ada Pearl from Boston March s.
for Smyrna, reports he passed on the 10Th of
March a large Atlantic steamer. She seemed
to be broken down. The sea was making a
clean breach over her decks She had no
masthead light nor had she steam up.
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IoWa'S Fasting Girl.

Iowa CITY, Ia, April 6.-The condition of
Miss Hattie DUEL remains unchanged. This
is the forty-thlrd day of her fast. The city
medical society passed resolution disap-
proving and denouncing the exhibition of her
misfortunes and declaring those abetting the
prolonged suicide of an insane individual
should be held responsible in law. Her broth
er-in-aw, physician, says every means has
been tried to break the fast and declares the
resolution harsh and uniustifed.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
4 Clean Sweep by the Republicans

4 Clean Sweep by the Republicans.
PROVIDENCE, April 6.-The State election
occurred to-day without excitement A very
light vote was cast. The Republican ticket
was elected as follows by about 5000 majority:
Governor-Alfred H. Littlefeld
Lieutenant Governor-Henry II. Fay.
Secretary of State-Joshua M. Alderman
Attorney General-Willard Sayles
General Treasurer-Samuel Clark
The Senate comprises 90 Republicans,
Democrats, with 2 vacancies; House 63 Re-
publicans, Democrats, vacancies The Re-
publicans gain two in each House compared
with last year. The Republicans gain SO on
the popular vote and the Democrats lose 22O2.
The Prohibitionists lose 4417
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The Mormon Question.

NEW YORK, April Ex-Governor Murray
was received at Salt Lake yesterday by pro-
cession headed by band of music. At the
hotel he was wecolmed home by Judge Good
win, in response to which he expressed his de-
termination to go straight on as he had begun,
with malice toward none, with charity for
ALL" until Utah should be placed fully In
line with the states and other territories. Five
thousand people attended the reception.
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Special attention given to the Manufacture of
Carriages for family use. mar28eod3m
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
.{3y Telegraph.)

10y ItIegrHpHI
CHICAGO. April 6-Hogs-Keceipts 10, 900 head
shipments $500 head; packers quiet; shippers in
good demand; common to fair mixed packing so %
5 SO; light at 60@5 80; choice heavy t OG6 So;
marked closed steady.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head, shipments 1900 head
strong and active; common to fair shipping 4 5O6
Is; good to choice at at 3095 20; exports 5 90
l96 SO.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head shipments 200 head;
inlgood shipping demand; common to medium 4 25
go 90; good to choice at 40@5 80.
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Senator Malone Sung for a Salary.

RICHMOND, April 6.-Among the papers
filed in the case of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad in the United States Cir
cult Court is petition of Gen. William Ma.
hone, praying that his salary of $25, 900 per
annum as president of the Atlantic, Mississip-
pi and Ohio Railroad Company from the 18th
of June, 1876 to the recent sale, be allowed
This would now amount to $125,00O.
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Tenuessea's Daht.

NASHVILLE, Tenn April 6-The Governor
has signed the bill to settle the State debt at
iGS per cent The House passed the Senate
phi TO settle the debt of the extinct municipal
terest.
Inc Governor will not interfere with the
execution OF Jno. Williams (colored) for the
murder Of his wife, next Friday at Waverley
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Domestic Markets.

u
NEW YORK. April 6-Evening Receipts
cepts 81 bbls; exports II 1908 bbls scarcely So
firm and in instances slight decline with fair export
demand, chiefly low grades; sales % $50 bbls; No
at 3 0oga3 65; Superfne Western and State so
GA 35: common to good extra Western and
State at 4O94 30; good to choice Western
EXTRA at 00a6 20; fancy do at 6 1907 90; ex.
and State at 1895 rs; White Wheat Western
tfa OHIO at 50e6 20; extra st. Louis at 5O@
75 patent Minnesota extra good to prime at 6 Sd
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For the week ending Wednesday, April 6.
Amount of stock at market 24O9; Sheep and
Lambs $500; Swine IL, 7O9;Veals 230; Western Cat
tie $40; Eastern CA 234 itch Cows and North.
ern Cattle 155
Prices of Beef Cattle ~ 100 H. live weight-Ex
ira quality at 371a@6 rs; first quality at S71s
@6 25;second quality at 121s@5 10; third quail
Bulls. &C., 1894 371s.
brighton Hides at &c p ID; Brighton Tallow q
&c % fb.
Country Hides at 7c y ID; Country Tallow "A
41sc " fb.
Calf Skins at 121ac % lib; Northern Sheep and
Lamb Skins S5cl91 35 each; Western do l 6O02 90.
Working Oxen-In fair demand. We quote sales
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METEOROLOGICAL
INnicA rIoNs FOR THE NEXT rwENrY-ToUR
HOURS,
WAR DEPT, OfFtcE CHIEF SIGNALl
orr1cxs, Washington, D. G.,
For New England.

For New England,
partly cloudy weather, light snow in the
mountain portions, rising barometer, north to
west winds and stationary or slight rise in
temperature
A special weather bulletin says storm is
developing in Indian Territory and northern
Texas, and the indications are that it will
move to the lake region during Thursday
night ard Friday causing dangerous easterly
winds aud snow or rain in districts east of
Mississippi and north of the Gulf States. The
Missouri river continues gorged at Yankton,
where the water has risen three feet during the
last "a hours. The observer reports over fifty
lives lost at Gaysville, Vermllian and Meek.
ling
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 2.

real cause of war is the same to-day as it was
twenty years ago-that is to say, Democrat
insists on owning himself The pretext is OF no
account There will be no duel, because the
here and hereafter" alluded to by Mr.. Vooc.
bees will operate to keep him, in whole Skin.
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No Diseased Meats Sent Abroad.

NEW HoRK, April 6.-Edward SIEVE, Bel
gian Consul at Philadelphia, who was sent to
Chicago to investigate the reports as to diseas-
ed hogs being shipped to Belgium, in letter
to the President of the New York Produce
Exchange, says he believes no diseased meats
have been shipped from Chicago, st. Louis or
Cincinnati.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Massacre of Chinese at Lima

Massacre Of Chinese at Lima.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Chinese passengers at
San Francisco from Lima report so Chinese
merchants massacred there when the city was
sacked by the Peruvians, and over million
dollars worth of their property destroyed.
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Politics and Pistols.

CINCINNATI, April Ga political feud was
settled at Deer Creek, KY, a few days ago, iu
which Dave and Dick Williams were fatally
shot and stabbed by Elijah Horton. Others
are interested and further b!oodshed is antici-
pated.
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Delaware Legislature.

DOVER, Del, April 6.-Bill for the protec-
ton of Delaware pilots, which passed the
House yesterday passed the Senate today The
and is law
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc. ~
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
cars
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Arnv of the Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-The Society of the
Army of the Tennessee met this morning, 80
were read and also biographical sketches of
members who have died the past year.
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Mich COws-EXtra Cows $50@$70; ordinary $50
@S4S; springers $1S@S55 y head.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by butchers and higher than those in one
week ago; Sheep cost from 619@71sc 4y fb; Lambs
from 74Sc " fb landed at Brighton.
Swine Fat Hogs 6A to 7c b live weight.
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At Keene, N. H., yesterday the grand jury
returned thirteen indictments against Ellery
Albee, Treasurer of the Winchester Savings
Bank.
a Republican mayor has been elected in
Leadville over the present incumbent, who is
a Democrat.
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A 100000 Defalcation.

NEW YORK, April GA Richmond (Va.)
dispatch says that investigation shows a defici-
ency of nearly 100000 in the state auditors Of
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DEATHS

In this city, april 8. Warren F., only child of
Lemuel A. and Elizabeth G. Bickford. aged year
q months.
Funeral service Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at No. 1923 Congress street.
In this city, April 6, Abbie Hannah Farrow. born
August IL. 1886.
o bs a David "a A. Fowls Fs
In Gray, April 5, VIM. T. Hail. aged 35 years.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at the Church, Gray Corner.
In Standish, April 2, Lonisa Robinson, wife of
j. C. Robinson. aged 70 years.
In Kennebunkport, April s. Mrs Mary bearing,
Church. and for about 43 years widow of lothian
bearing, aged SD years months. Same day. Lu-
cius son of Eli Seavey, aged 80 years. Annie NJ,
daughter of Henry c. Wildes, aged 16 years.
In Phipsburg, April 5, Elijah P. Rogers, aged %
years.
In Richmond March 81 Mrs. Julia A., wife of
Geo. l.. Toothaker. aged 80 years,
In Richmond, March 81. Alma c., wife of G. @.
Haley aged 20 years months.
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, April 6.
The following quotation of Grain received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
1s7 Co,urparejql street.
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WASHINGTON.

An Excellent Exhibit by the New Post.
master General.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-The first months
operations under Postmaster General James
show saving IN the Star route service of
Sl59, !65; in steamboat service, of $55, 725, and
in mail messengers of 1888; total of $223,-
will amount to about 81, 50O,0 900 annually. This
result is due to the order issued on the 10Th of
March. forbidding any increase of expense in
particular branches of the service, except by
especial authority of the Postmaster General
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PORT JERvIs, April 6.-Yesterday a bad
break occurred in the Delaware and Hudson
canal. mile west of Lackawanna, Pa. Navi-
cation will be much delayed.
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MAR RNA.GES.

In Ksshmona, March 81. Jasper g. Jennings of
Bowdonaam and Miss Nellie 4. Littletield of Show
hogan.
In Gardiner, March 16, Charles Clifford and Miss
Alice F. Williams.
In Monmouth. March %, j. F. Bracelet and Miss
E. Rand both of Westbrook.
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European Markets.

European nEafkess.
By Telegraph
LlMDoN, April 6.--American securites-Cnited
States bonds, IS, 1854. IH Da
LIVERPOOL, April 6-12.3OP .M.-Cotton mai let
in fair demand; Middling uplands at 1-16d Or
leans at g. Esd: sales 10000 bales; speculation and
export / 900; futures weaker.
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Receipt. IF Maine Cevtra,.


AE PORTLAND. April 5.
For tortisnd, "a cars miscellaneous merchandise;
Tor connecting roads, IS cars miscellaneous n.er
ehandse
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DOMESTIC PsDEs'TS.

SAN FRANCISCO Sid 2sth, ship South merica,
Fowle Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar LIST, sch Clara L Dyer, Nick
erson, Utilla.
Below 9th. barque Mignon. Keen, from Friend
ship Me.
FERNANDINA-Ar 29th, sch Eta NJ Barter.
Barter, New York.
,JACKSONVI4LE-Cld I'd, sch Maud Webster
Chapman, New York; Nellie S Pickering. McKeen,
New York.
TYBEE, GA-Sld 4th, barque Addie E Sleeper, for
New York.
CHARLESTON-Cld 4th, sch MAY Morn, for New
York.
Sid Sd, sch Carrie Bailey, Fletcher, for Satilla
River.
BALTIMORE 9th, barque Mary Chapman,
Wyman, Havre.
Ar 9TH, sch Lucy Graham Smith, Portland.
CID 9th. brig Fannie Tucker, Tucker, Matanzas;
sch Seth w Smith, Allen Camden, (and both sailed)
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 4th, sch G Knight,
Pratt. Rockport
Ar 9TH, schs Geo E Prescott, Guptill, RocklaGd;
Rebecca Graham, Howes, Boothbay.
Cid 9th, sch c j Willard, Wallace, Portland.
NEWCASTLE, DEL Passed up 4th, sch Geo Z
Prescott, for Philadelphia.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 4th. brig Rocky Glen,