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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
REACTIoNARIES ARE ACTIVE
Provincial Governors I'm st. Peters,
burg 10 Strike Blow at
the DHma.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 2L-several
provincial governors have arrived in St.
Petersburg TO support the movement Of the
reactionists in favor OF a disruption of
Parliament on the ground that the de-
bates are causing dangerous agitation and
ferment This, 1t is alleged, is especially
noticeable in the provinces. where the
agrarian disorders OF 1896 and 1906 oc-
Cured
The panicky feeling among the liberals as
20 the possibility of a dissolution OF Par
lament has subsidized owing to the cordial
manner In which the emperor received
President Golovin yesterday.
The first executive session OF the lower
house OF Parliament will be held April 26
when, at the request Of the minister OF
war, the house will consider the law fixing
the number of recruits for 1907. This is an
urgent matter. as the law must be pro-
mulgated by May a.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
PRESIDENT TALKS OF LABOR
Hearers Express Satisfaction with His
Attitude Toward MOyeF and
Haywood.

WASHINGTON, April A.-The president
today talked with two Of his visitors about
his attitude toward labor organizations,
These persons were s. b. Hamer chief
conductor Of West Virginia OF the Order
Of Railway Conductors, and r. H. Graham.
an attorney representing the West Viz
ginia conductors.
The president conversed with them about
the Haywood and Meyer cases, taking the
same position as I'm his letter made public
yesterday. He told them particularly OF
what he had done for the benefit OF rail-
way organizations IN his advocacy and sup
port Of the railway employers liability
bill and the safety appliance law. The two
men left, expressing satisfaction with the
position the president had taken In the
Meyer Haywood controversy.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
SCIENTISTS START FOR ALASKA
Party of Americans VIII study Earth
quake and Volcano Phe-
nOmena of North.

SEATTLE Wash, April PAT. A. Jaeger,
jr., professor of geology at the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, is in this
city enroute to Alaska, where he will head
party of eminent scientists who will
study seismic and volcanic conditions In
the Aleutian islands, Their studies will
have as an underlying purpose the dis
covery of a means whereby the present
trouble experienced in Engine Ring, where
seismic disturbances are numerous, will be
obviated.
The party will take with them a number
Of powerful apparatus and large camera.
In the Aleutian islands flfty-nine volcanoes
have been reported and one Of them, near
Dutch Harbor, was reported active last
March.
Among those In the party are Prof. II.
V. Gommere OF the University OF California
and Dr. Van Dyke OF San Francisco. They
are taking water proofs tents with bamboo
poles for use In the mountains.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
BETTER PAY FOR MANY MEN
Rhode Island Company Couples VOL
untary Increase with "Knock"
ON Labor Unions.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. April A-An-
nounoement OF a 10 per cent increase An
wages on a basis OF a ten-hour day. 10 10
into effect on Sunday next was made to-
day by the management OF the Rhode
Island company. the corporation that oper-
ates practically all OF the street railway
lines In the state. This increase VIII be
shared by d5 motormen and bSs con
duotors In explaining the increase Gen
eral Manager A. Z. Potter said;
'sThe raise Is granted the men without
any request having been made by them
and would indieAte that the railway man
agefaent Is able 10 deal more literally with
ita employees where no unions exist, for the
reason that IL Is not obliged TO hold back
something at All times a. a matter OF
trade
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
| CHICAGO OFFICIAL INDICTED
clerk OF MuniciDaI Court Charged
with Forgery and Padding
Jurors Fees.

CHICAGO April 24.-John Lenehan, chief
deputy clerk OF the municipal courts, was
indicted today by the grand jury on
charges OF forgery and falslfying public
records. Lenehan was arrested immedi-
ately after the return OF the indictment
and was released on a bond OF 1850.
There were two counts in the indictment.
one charging the forgery OF a jurors
name who escaped service. and the other
covering the falsifying OF the public rec
ords by securing additional figures 20 the
actual number Of days jurors had served.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Terms Said to Be Honorable to Both
Countries.
WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT
DepOsed President Says He Will Again
Take Up Arms.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IN HONDURAS
New OmciRIs Take Charge of Affair
ana Unsettled Conditions Are
Now Practically
Ended.
CONFERENCE is HELD At AHAPAL

WASHINGTON, April 24-The State de,
partment has been informed of the SUCCESS
ful conclusion Of the peace negotiations at
Amapala. A cablegram received today
from Captain Doyle Of the United States
cruiser Chicago. dated yesterday says:
Peace conference agreed to treaty at Ii
q, M"
Captain Doyle added that the peace COM
missioners and their stats would embark
last evening, 1t is understood from that
that ]. @. Gamaz, who represented Nicara-
qua, will be taken on the Boston to Corinto
and that the Boston will proceed to
Acapulco, Mexico, on its way northward..
Senior Barcia. the representative OF Saliva
dor in the conference, was to go aboard
the Chicago and be taken to Acajutla.
Salvador, and then the Chicago was to fol-
low the Boston northward The details OF
the agreement are lacking.
Terms Are Honorable.
SAN SALVADOR, Republic OF Salvador,
April PA treaty of peace between SAL
vador and NicarauRa was signed last night
at Amapola by ministers representing each
country. The terms OF the treaty are hon
orable to both countries. The conditions
proposed by Salvador were accepted, and
the demands made by President Zelaya OF
Nicarauga for reparation for salvador's
| part I'm the recent war between Nicaragua
and Honduras, and that there be a free in
| terchange of commodities between Mic
| aragua and Salvador were rejected
BoniIIn VIII Continue War.
COATzACOALCOS. Mex, April "a. -
Former President Manuel Bonilla of Hon
duras arrived here last night direct from
his own country via salna Cruz. He de-
clares he will await here the arrival OF a
Lott ~ g,I, ,slV
friend and then will proceed to Belize
and from there back to his own country to
take up arms.
He takes a most pessmistic view OF the
conditions and outlook in Central America
| and places the blame on inadequate gov
| ernments. He declared that the presidents
| of the governments need someone stronger
than they are to thrash them. into what is
right. He claims his own deposition from
the presidency was due to bad faith on the
part Of Salvador, and is optimistic in only
one thing in that he believes his own
country can defeat Nicarauga.
New OmcIaIs Take Charge.
! PUERTO CORTEZ, Honduras. April 19.-
Via New Orleans. La April A.-In de-
cree published today the names of those
| unanimously agreed upon several days ago
| to form the provisional government OF
Honduras are officially announced. This
puts an end TO the unsettled conditions
which prevailed after the practical ces-
| satlon of hostilites.
Owing to the fact that there was no re-
cognized head to the government, conflicts
arose which threatened to result in a con-
ditlon Of anarchy. This provisional govern
ment will administer the affairs OF the
country pending a presidential and con-
gresslonal election, which should take place
sixty days after the establishment OF
peace
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
ALLEGED SAFE BLOWER FLEES
Man Charged with Destroying school
Records at Peoria Escapes
from Hospital.

PEORIA, ILL.,, April A.-Edward Tate, an
alleged safeblower. who was held in this
city on the charge OF opening the school
board safe and destroying the n. @.
Dougherty script escaped tonight from the
St. Francis hospital. He had been I'm the
hospital for several days suffering from
blood poison.
Dougherty. a former superintendent OF
the Peoria schools. is in prison at Joliet
for financial irregularities. The script sup
posed to have been destroyed by Tate con-
tained, Il Is said, further evidence OF
Dougherty's guilt.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
MINERS AND OPERATORS MEET
Canadians DO Not Like intervention
of Government in the Pres
enf Trouble.

FERNIE, b. IL April 24-Conferences
between the cosh-1erators and the miners
were held last ~ lt behind closed doors
The conferees Va SSneet again today.
The general Ssua sition OF both miners
and operators is.su cards a settlement, but
the interventiosaIIV the government is
looked upon WI / Tisfavor by both sides.
Deputy Minister # Labor King announced
that the third arbitrator under the labor
disputes act will be Chief Justice Sir VIII
liam Mulloch. formerly minister OF labor
in the Dominion cabinet
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
THOUSANDS ASK PARDON
Petition In Favor of Missouri Mer-
chant Escaped Convict Goes
% PFesident.

KANSAS CITY, No, April "A peti-
tion 70 President Roosevelt, containing 20
OOO names, asking that he pardon Charles
W Anderson, was forwarded today 70 Sen
ator William Warner at Washington.
This huge appeal has been prepared since
Friday last, when Anderson, a respected
business man, was arrested here and re-
turned TO the federal penitentiary al Leav-
enworth. kan, from which he escaped
elght years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
DOMESTIC.

A Delaware deckhand has been arrested
on charge of killing Horace Marvin. the
boy who was believed to have been kid
naped. Page /
Pennsylvania legislative committee
may start criminal prosecution against
persons accused of defrauding the state
in connection with capitol contracts.
Page
Cardinal Gibbon invests Archbishop
Blenk of New Orleans with Pallium.
Page /
Governor Cummins writes a letter in
which he says President Roosevelt should
withdraw his statement that he will not
accept another denomination. Page 1
Supreme court of Kansas appoints re-
ceivers for property of nine breweries
which have been doing business in the
| state. Page i
! Reactionaries desire prorogation of the
Duma, and provincial governors join the
movement. Page
Commissioners from warning Central
American republics sign treaty of peace
at Amapala. Page /
WASHINGTON.
! Victor II. Olmsted will take census for
| Cuba. He is an employe Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Page /
Question Of how Utes are to pay the
lease on lands of the Sioux is a hard
one for Indian bureau to solve. Page 1
NEBRASKA.
State Railway commission finds a su-
preme court decision which heads off or
der to compel Union Pacific to put in the
2-cent a mile rate to Sidney. Attorney
general files answer to Kearney suit over
the Normal school appropriations. Two
80
take hand in Lincoln municipal cam
paign. Page
Miss Anna Lynch. a nurse in the in
ssne hospital at Norfolk, is fatally
burned by her clothing being ignited
from an alcohol lamp. Page 3
The Hamlin trial is resumed at Grand
Island. Revolver used by Hamlin is Of
fered in evidence Page :
Heavy snowstorm prevails over north
western Nebraska. Page Z
Club women OF the Third district II
session at Stanton. with largest attend
ance of any of the district conventions
so far held. Page I
Twenty-four horses. two stores and 6
restaurant burned in a fire which starts
in a Holbrook livery stable. Page ;
LOCAL.
Several lodges, Masonic. Elks, Eagles
and knights of Columbus. are planning OF
erecting exclusive lodge homes Page Z
D Mcpherson Of South Omaha pro
poses new scheme for the erection by
himself of a garbage plant for Omaha.
Page {
Postmaster Palmer advocates the street
cars for the present and automobiles fol
future delivery of mails to substations
Page |
Great Western buys up many loti
whose owners were about to sue thai
company for damages they claimed wer'
caused by the railroad Page !
Railroads are in quandry as to what
action to take on the matter of party
rates Just ruled on by the Interstate
Commerce commission Page :
In Woman's World-Great diversity
shown in the spring dress goods, silk
and linen. Notes on society Page
Defense rests in Dennison-News libe
suit and plaintiff begins attack on testi
mony for News. Page
Lincoln gives Omaha an unmercifu
beating Des Moines and Sioux City boil
win. Page
Formal opening OF the Western League
season in Omaha occurs at the Vintoi
y street park, with Denver as the opponen
for Pa Rourkes team of colts. Page
Rustic wins the Woodhaven sellinl
stakes at Aaueduct Page
4 CoAEAGERCLAL AND MDUsTRIAL.
p Live stock markets. Page
! Grain markets. Page
Stocks and bonds. Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
FUNERAL OF MRS. SHELDON
services VIII BE Held at Family
Home al NehRwSR Friday
Afternoon.
OFrom a stan Correspondent }

LINCOLN, April 2l-(special Telegnm)
The funeral Of Mrs. lawson Sheldon will
be held at Nemaha Friday afternoon at
O'Clock
All state officers and large numbers OF
Lincoln people Will attend the SERVES
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Pope Receives Bishop O'GOrman.
ROME, April 24-The pope today received
in private audience Bishop OGOrmRn OF
Sioux Falls. 8. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR NEBBASKA-Snow or
rain, colder i'm southwest portion Thursday.
Friday fair and warmer.
FORECAST FOR IOWA-Rain and colder
In southeast portion Thursday. Friday fair
and warmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
PoREIaN.

Reactionaries desire prorogation of the
Duma, and provincial governors join the
movement. Page J
Commissioners from warning Centra
American republics sign treaty of peace
at Amapala Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

A Delaware deckhand has been arrested
on charge of killing Horace Marvin. the
boy who was believed to have been kid
naped. Page /
Pennsylvania legislative committee
may start criminal prosecution against
persons accused Of defrauding the state
in connection with capitol contracts.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
WASHINGTON.

Victor II. Olmsted will take census +,
Cuba. He is an employe Of the Depar
ment of Agriculture. Page
Question of how Utes are to pay Il
lease on lands of the Sioux is hal
one for Indian bureau to solve. Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Governor Cummins writes a letter in
which he says President Roosevelt should
withdraw his statement that he will not
accept another denomination. Page
Supreme court of Kansas appoints re-
ceivers for property of nine breweries
which have been doing business in the
state. Page /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
Vke-(plsuIlde )lks
sEN vrEoUEs,!P. .sR.

vieques, P. R. 70 de Septiembre
de reo7.-Por cuanto habiendo falle-
cido tn esta islA sin otorgar disposi-
ci6n testamentaria el subdito danes
Emilio Anduze Gallac, Sc hace p6bli-
co por medic del presente edicto que
Sc insertara en- dos de los peri6dieos
de mayor ci,culaci6n que Sc editan en-
San Juan P. r para que los que se
cream herederos d-l aludido Emilio
Anduze Gallac, asi como sus acreedo-
res, presenter dentro del termino de
CUARENTA DIAS en- este Vice-con.
sulado calle de San Juan. los docu.
nentos debidamente legalizados. JUS
tifcativos del derecho que les asista.
Vieques, P. R. rc de Septtem-
1re de 1907 ". DUTEIL. consul
lanes. 4o-.3s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
EMILIO RICHRBouRG
2tS
lie hablaron usted de mi en- Fremicourt?

lie hablaron usted de mi en- Fremicourt?
ST, veo ese hombre que di6 usted un de fo-
res la puerta de Ia igle>ia.
--Mardoche, le Vi aver taJde me 10 ha dicho
= Is MadoChe uuo de pohreS?
" tamben mi amigo.
OH Cu8nto quiere usted me habo de usted con tai
tnuasm Supe ued la providencia de los des
graados que ene hambre lie da usted PAN los que
<uen deseSpersdos Ge vda dulce ases prestan
consuelo All 10 sc por nj!
Sc tamben por Mardoche que el padre de used posee
nmena fortuna magn6ca hacienda que desde aquf
suts de Ested Veo pues clara cruelmente la
Gistana Esta us.d colocada tai aura cue
pueo epear Pro nade pued pohbm que eeve uSted
IN mi cora76n de erla p9sar de admraa pensar
used siempe de amaTa de adoraa hu puedo en-
verdad auz etenS6u de espoo puede
ser ne eSta prohbdo embargo qusera consagarla exis
ueed quisera viv1 Puede used cTeerme Banca
abngac6n mi coraz61 mi alma mi Sangre
in uera ofrecersela roda mi sange ST hasa ultima
gotta derramaifa embaguez por la dicha de
Pero usted es Tica muv rica. anadd trstemente
La frene de la joyeu aIarecfa radiante
Sc dice efecto, que SgTe rca da reSpondi6, pero
fortuna de mi padre sve para facame buen election de
tspoSo.
-Es certo Pero La election sera guso del padre de
listed sendo rico exga tamEn fortuna pretendien
-As parece que cacula muchaS famias pero nj mi
nj padrno piensan de mode ConsutaSp mucho
coraz6n Ne queren muchfsimo que odo
mi felccad
S MaIdoche ha dicho verdad algunas veces va ha
sido usted pedida matrimono
RS verdad.
Por 6veres co de respeables famas muy consderadas
en el pafa.
ST.
-Todss esss demands han ddo rechaSadas
Blanca soun6 adorabsmeute,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

CRIMENES horribles Sc cometen
IN todos los paises en- los que el amor
ha sido el m6vil principal. Crfmenes
LA Elegancia y al bueu gusto sc CO.
mete, usando un Perfume 6 un Jab6n
vulgar, cuando el exquisite sCashimire
nousquets--ya en- PERFUME 6 en- Jab6n--
- el sunun del bueu tono, Colgate
c., New York.
T.H-R H.E-L-V-E>T-I-A.
AZ calle de sLa CRUZ.
Gsan casa de huespedes, liable
4 hotel.. Aposentos para fainillas y
personas solas. Comidas cincuenta
ceutavoe cubierto. Bafos. Teletono
ica. Apartedo de cofreo 295. Pro
pletasio Pedro Shira.
Nota :--Este hotel este cargo d.,
ana sehorita cagIefia.
rs NECESARIO exiglr que cada
sta obtengs grabado el nombre d.
xesti7o Aoiarrieta. pero uu solo estu
che produce mejof efecto que uua do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral 6 d.
,4Y Il dnico curative radical. del esto
uago del intestine, el digestive Mo
)arrieta purihca los alimentos y los ha
,e asimilahlea. Ill legitimo Digestiv'
MoIavrtesa cura en- tin dia las indiges
lop-s, en- nm mes laa dlspepsias 8 gas
sralgias, y Ell tres meses las mas gra
YEA intermediates cr6nicas del iest6ma
10 y del ineessino. Est& universal
snte confrmado, en- forma sin igual,
rue ia efcacia del Digestive Mojarrie
q 60 verdaderamente radical y supe
iiR 6 ID de todos los otros remedies
De veuta en- Lee principales fazmaias'
'e Earopa y America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
La Ht1A MAtD1TA 21s

-Sabe used la causa Senota? Ha sdo tales
sultada?
No. pues inutl, amaba nnguno conesto con de-
licioso acento
81 rostro de Edmnndo Sc iumin6
oh! jgracas! gracias excam6, iesta Erase
esperanto que me hace usted concebr
Blanca detuvo fando Edmundo mrada radiosa,
conast6 con suave sonrisa:
rs e paaiso el que usted me hace adivinar exclam6
Edmundo con transpoe Pero abao para
conqutar pOcs6n que haga dgno ud Tres ahos
ime esperara ustedl
-Esperare, dijo Blanca
-Ah ienonces usted ha logado la atadad que
persgue ningdn doo puede acanzame Deno de ocho da
estare en- Paris prosegure mi carrera.
-Esta noche do Blanca habare de used mi padre "a
mi padno as 10 esperO manana poda usted
Seullon
Como 10 sabrel
Amediodia, Fremcourt encontrara usted Mardoche
stio donde aver hab6 usted con 81.
-Espero pues al mensajero de mi dicha.
Habfan legado del endero va del puente
de ped obre Sableuse Sus untaron usivo
srranque despues separaron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
BOARDING HOUSE

Calle 81, ndmero 1o4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy ckntrlco.
Pr5ximo al subway, q los elevados,
{ los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Brodway, 7. y 9.
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel NE.
,7e Axtoimette, donde esta el C1aj
Ne,vA Ame,ieanO, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplla y ele-
gante, Cocina americana y espafola.
Ins.alaci6n completamente nueva.
Tres bafios. Pidanse informes & Ia
administration de LA DEMocRA.
cIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
.RNlEL ExTRANGERO!
:',OOCTOR,GUSTAvO MUNOz

De la facultad de Mediclna
de'Madrid y Ex-profesor Gil
nico del Hospital de San Car.
los, de a misma facultad, de
regresos;.de..su viaje 4 madrid,
ha establecldo su o6cina pro.
fesional en- la calle de Teiuan
NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2
4 4 o. m. Telefono no 326. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
~Se neeesitan buenos ven
sedores para este perl6dico.

=. uvas4 DtAZ NAVARRO hs
.asAleeido su o6cina de Abogado y d.
Notassa en- estA eiudad, calle de SaD
iusto nGmero Is.
Rlerce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
ses de Distrito dc toda L. 1sla y Corte
suprema, dedicaudoee asf mlsmo al
.xanaen Dc de- utulos de propiedades,
,ncOr,rscaHm h Corp,raciones del
psis v exktansetAs j traSuit'scion de
.xrssa,pnsr4 de -xptopiSc.du torzoea
Aceptsntic IA noble conpetencis
nov rstaIl7Hia ,.n e. c)eYc'clo de las
..caAa,~rea 3t A~"ado y Notario, el
eAor DIAZ NAVARRO ~ dispnne 4
cahrsz & sua clieutes houorarios exec
aavamsnte m6dacos.
,DatM. R. Ruiz AEnaa
wED1CO crRUJANO, de Ia Ea.
cs.rs1 de 7adTid. Consultas de lsy
@sedn 4 u4eGaiA d@ Aa taTdes
Cxinfn. fA--San Juan.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-04-18

Baltimore, April H. Cid, sch. John E.
Devlin, Portsmouth.
Brunswick, April 10. Ar, sch. Auburn,
Darien; IA, sid, sch. Alice Holbrook, Phila-
Wilmington, N. c., April 10. Cid, sch.
Carrie A. buchanan, New York.
Gulfport, Miss, April s. All, sch. S. NJ.
Bird, Havana.
C. Pendleton, Hutchinson, Portland.
Fernandina, April II. Sid, sch. Georgia
Gilkey, Boston,
Norfolk, April Il. Ar, sch. Young
Newport News, April IS. Sid, SCH Ly-
man NJ. Law, Portsmouth; Is, sailed, sch.
VIM b. Palmer, Searsport.
Bangor, April IL. Ar, sim. City of Rock
| land, Curtis, Boston, and sid, on return ;
sch. American Team, Port Reading, with
coal.
Rockland, April II. Ar sch. Sarah l..
Brigadier from Stonington, New York; in
1oading); Abbe S. Walker, Machas for
Providence; Flora Condor, Stockton
Springs, for New York: Is, ar, schs. Ada
Ames, New York: Oracle, Rockport; pass
Searsport; 16, ar, schs. Thos. +. Garland,
Halls Quarry for New York -. S. Lamprey,
New York for Stockton, and sailed; Ruth
Robinson, Boston for Stockton Qeaking).,
Stockton Springs, April r. Sid, sch
Grace Davis, New York; 10, ar, stmr.
Bonthbay, to load for Halifax; N. B. ".
base, Portland, light; Is, ar, tug Under
ritter, New York, via Boston, towing sch.
Eliza Levenseler; schs. John }. Perry,
Weymouth ; Carrie G. Ware, Rockland; sid,
tug Underwater Boston; is, ar, sch. ST.
| Santiago.
Fort Point, Me-, April Is. Passed in, sch.
Bloomer, ROckland for Bangor.
Castine, April Is. Ar, schs. Joanna Dur
gain and Maria L. Webster, from bay ports.
Searsport, April H. Sid, sch. Northland,
folk.
Newport News; Miles ii. Merry, Balti,'
more; Alice May Davenport. Philadelphia.
Georgetown, s. c., April Is. Sailed. sch.
Governor Adelbert Ames, New Haven.
Mobile, April Is. Ar, sch. Edward Ii.
Blake, Havana.
New Bedford, Mass, April -. Ar, sch.
Florence Leland, Belfast, Ga.
Punta Gorda, Fla, April Is. Ar, sch
Faith G. Folwell, Key West (for Baltimore
savannah, Ga, April Is Ar, bark An
Rockport, Me, April 10. Ar, sch. Ella
May, New York.
Havana, April Is. AR, sch, Carrie f.
Look, Stockton Springs.
sydney, N. S. W, March g. Ar, ship
Fort George, Philadelphia.
San Juan, P R., April g. Ar, schr. Isaiah
X. Stetson, st. John, N. b. =.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Philadelphia, April IL. Sch. w E & w L
Tuck, from st. John, n. b., reports lost
part of deckload of iaths during a gale off
Barnegat.
Nassau, April IL. Sch. James W. Elwell,
Hathorn, from Sabine Pass for Phladel-
phia, stranded at Bahama Banks. Vessel,
it is thought. will be got off.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, April Is. Schoon-
er Mary Ann Mccain, Port johnson for
Castine, Me-, fouled the schooner Mark
PendletOn, Gloucester for Baltimore, while
both vessels were anchored here, last night.
The Mccain had one shroud to main rig
ging carried away and received other slight
damage. The Pendleton was uninjured.