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PHuApgLPhIA, March 70, 1874.
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NAvAL-The U. S, ship Decatur, CONF Ao-
bott, was off Cape Palmas, Dec 2lst. ~,


The L. S. ship Columbus was at Rio' Jan Slst'
for Montevideo.


The .. S. frigate Potomac, (aagg-ship OF the
Home Squadron, Commodore DAVID Conner
and sloop of war Preble, sailed from St. Thomas
22d for the Spanish Main: On the night OF the
2Oth Jan. lthe next following her departure from
Bostop,) VIM. Trefts fell overheard from the Po-
tomac and was drowned Nothing else disas-
trous or unpleasant had occurred.


1 The U. S. frigate Congress was at Madeira
tFunchal on the 9th Dec, FIVE days from Glib
raltar, on her way to Rio. The sloop-o war
Boston was also there, bound to Brazil.


The Y. S. ship St. Louis, was at Saldanha Bay,
Jan. 5th, all we'll


MURDER.-A shocking murder was perpetrated
near Herculaneum, Mo.on the night of the I'd inst.
by negro boy In the employ of DR.. Cooley, on the
family Of a German shoemaker, by beating the
whole family, consisting of the man, his wife and
two children, to death, with club, as is IS sup
posed.) The negro was arrested and lodged In
jail at Hillsborough. 1t is supposed the negros
intention was to rob the house


IL Fas. day in Connecticut, Friday, april 5th.