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The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27
Hospital Report Of the Maine Soldiers in
the different Hospitals in and near New
York, Jan. 3lst, 1863.
lConcluded.I
urnInrtotarAx Al

fconc,,ded,
BEpLoE,s ISLAND
M sa;,, C C u Z; 2a,h. admitted n,. Jan 81
Wa,a wm q a,,h Gb;,. 'o"' ;,
Berrv VIM. + I nh pi,t.seld 'psc a, rhs,u.,,.,
az no. 10 o. enios,c aar,nea,
HARDY Alvin do r;,, 81, Az 20 jan ~
~, '.. $1,000 w. o"'o"'' '''"'n"''
Rodgers b. II. 18th, Aug Is. debility.
Howell John, X, do, do, returned to duty Sept T.
Ciough j Il. A. do West farsonsfieId do. ,annd;ce
Libby ", X, eth, do Aug Is deserted Jan y
Clucky Lewis. b, do, do, diarrhea.
t .sa r, ;, ON; 90, !.
Morris Richard r. do. Aug 20. spr.iued ankle
Barrows a r. < do do deb;,yp Ae
Snow VIM s. 6th bat'y, Sept s, periostetes.
SIfout sam l. ISL 90. acbiiity
Saonsa Ias s,h a ..n seP' s ~ aea oe, ~
Rohar.. Sxrns l. a,h s..r.non, 40 r,on.,,.
Johnson kIcx r n io,b Portland IL Si.ch.gsd IsnIa
Young IL. II. Sd, Nov g. spine.
Gowdy Timothy. I'd bat'y, Bristol Mills, do, knee
Judkns Sumner $. g. 18TH Nov discharged Jan a.
Loseu simon A. Is, 10th, Portland, do, diarrhea.
garker Epsh u, pm, do. rheumatism
Benson samI W. 6th baty. West Paris. do. debility.
C;rifths Henry "A Anyns,s retnrnsd an,y Ia. 81
CENTRAL rAak HOSPITAL.
Hamilton Henry Z, 3D., on pass. Noy6
n nns ~, "a o,auioiu; Nov ~ rhenmatism
Emerson John. 81 18Th, do. IA
Dow John NJ. i. 10Th, do, IL.
Abbott David s. C. do do nj
Rckei Charles. Sd bat'y, Bangor. do. syphilis
leighton Ia A i 20,h Annleton do ;ninrx IN hin
Davis Gilman \ auh Uarmonv do d;arrbes anpJ
rheumatism. ~
Locke Win = q LIST cav Fast Nevnort do rbeun.sp,
Brookips b r. x. sth' Hudson Jan / debility ''"
Ba,cbelder Il u 4, s,h Reimon, A. ..b.anic ,rh.rr,
ingrabam rho. s,h an~u.,a 40 rbponic dar
Jeilison leo Z q an Wai,bam AZ snbnn,s "a
neuraIyi. ~ -f ~
limit II 3 z. 9Th do d;seb.rred J.,,s
Me,ralf 0l;yer u sth Camden dc cbron;. a;.,,.
Pratt simeon an s,eman 10 ,sy.r ana nai;.
Tyler j M i sth oshto.h 10 h, e;n,an, ,,bih;.;s
'' ~ NP P'
ooNEkSoh ISLAND HOSPITAL
Holt Chas l., b, Goth. Albany, chronic diarh'a
Payne Richard II. l.. 26h Salisbury Cove bronchitis
nrooxryx CRY uosp,r.
narroii John n, fh Belfast, Oct 6,discharged Jan
Deahe AiDion n. 18Th Dec D. Dee 25.
fArrer Inward, n. 18th. Washington, dofyp d fever
nunt Albert, zsth oidtown, do do-yery i'll.
Rowe Lewis L, u, 18TH. do. measles
LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL
wormel, ES e 9Th R;daecord y,,v 10 rrr .ho.
wound-conyale.cent wy 49, eNA s"o'
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

first place, may mention the employment of
a large number Of mechanics and laborers who,
residing here previously, or brought here by
the requirements of business, were supported
entirely. with their families, by the wages of
their labor on vessels repaired.
Again, many vessels were brought here from
other places in consequence Of having the re-
quisite accommodations furnished for them,
aud thus a much larger number Of vessels
were obtained for business, and commerce was
encouraged and extended IN way well I'M
derstood by business men.
Another result was the circulation of large
amount of money annually for the purchase
OF materials for repairs, and in necessary ex-
penditures for the vessels.
Thus we see the whole train of business
ramification was set in motion, including, to
no small extent, the interests of the farmer,
merchant, mechanic, broker, trader, as well as
real estate owner; and this city is still receiv-
ing the benefits which were originated by the
energy and foresight of the projectors of the
p. NJ. Railway. Honor and gratitude to the
men who originated and carried to successful
completion that enterprise! Now, who can
doubt that like results, on much larger scale,
would be produced by the construction of a
Dry Dock of the requisite capacity?
Beside these, viii name but one other, viz:
the increase of our direct importations. Be-
ing provided with the necessary facilities for
repairs, our ship owners would order their
ships when needing to be coppered, to return
home at low rates OF freight, or with cargoes
of salt, &c, purchased on their own account.
Opportunities being offered for shipment to
this port from foreign ports, they would be
embraced, especially when the inducement Of
a lower rate of freight was added.
But this communication is long enough to
insure its being read, and 1 close to resume
the discussion in subsequent number of your
paper. B. G. ID.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27
BY TELEG r APH
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY pRrss.I

AUGUSTA, Feb. 26.
SENATE.
Papers from the House were disposed Of in
concurrence.
Bill TO incorporate the Milford and Princeton
Turnpike Co., came back amended. On motion
of MIR. Peters, it was laid on the table.
Read and assiqned.-Act additional to the
act incorporating the city of Bangor; act for
the destruction of wolves and bears; resolve in
favor of Nathan s. Lufkin.
Several petitions for an amendment of the Ii
quor law were presented and placed on file.
Mr.. Cram, from the Committee on Manufac-
lures, reported bill to incorporate the Dedham
Manufacturing Co., which passed to be engros-
sed under suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Cram, from the same Committee, report
ed a bill to incorporate the Bethel Steam Mill
Co., which was read and assigned.
Mr. Cram, from the same Committee, reported
leave TO withdraw on the petition of John ii.
Williams.
MIR. Woods, by leave, presented resolve re-
lating to the sale of public lands, which was or
dered to be printed. He also presented bill,
which was referred
The Washington County contested Senatorial
election case came up. Messrs Duren, Woods,
and Stewart made arguments in favor of the
majority report. The matter was then tabled.
Passed to be endcted.-Act to extend the time
for paying in the additional capital stock of the
International Bank.
auJourled
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Tappan of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate were disposed of in
concurrence
On motion of Mr. Robbins of Norri dgwock,
it was ordered that the delegation from Somerset
County be Committee to consider the expedi-
ency of abolishing the Office of Fish Warden in
that County.
Mr.. Gunnson. from the Special Committee on
Aid to families of volunteers, reported bill in
aid of such families. motion was made to re-
commit the bill, which, after some discussion,
was lost. The report was then accepted. the bill
twice read, and, on motion of Mr. Crosby of
Dexter, laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Bill to incorporate the Dedham Manufactur-
ing Co. was read three times, and, under sus-
pension of the rules. passed to be engrossed in
concurrence.
Bill to change the name of Jane Mehan was
taken up, read second time, and tomorrow
assigned.
Mr. Clay, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported that the bill to amend the act incorporat-
ing the city of Lewiston, ought TO pass.
The report of the Penobscot delegation on the
order relating to authorizing the payment of
certain claims, together with an accompanying
bill. were, on motion of Mr. Burgess of Old
town, re-committed.
The hour assigned for the consideration of the
National resolves having arrived, they we're TAX
up.
Mr.. Kingsbury of Portland resumed and con-
cluded his remarks. The galleries and area
were crowded with attentive spectators, includ-
ing many ladies' Mr.. X. was frequently inter-
rupted with applause. Mr.. Smith stated that he
should reply to some portion of MIR. KS re-
marks.
Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

ACoueH, Cold, OR AN IRRrrArED THROAT, II
allowed to progress. results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, and CA
rARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them TO be counferfeited Be
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine Brora's Bronchial 7roches which have
proced their efficacy by test OF many years. PUB
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the Troches
Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the voice
and are exposed TO sudden changes, should have
hem. Sold everywhere at rs cents per box.
jan2l d& w3m
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nVc The crowded state of our columns
and to abridge others. For this reason we
have been obliged to omit the plea Of our Au-
gusta correspondent, against all incautious
tampering with a law OF the State that has re-
ceived the endorsement of the people by a d.
rect vote.
sg- Lieut.. Nichols of the Maine 10th, DIS
charged from the SERVICE has arrived home in
Phipsburg. The Bath Times is informed by
Col. Sewall that Mr.. Nichols was a good Of
ficer, but he and the President did not fully
agree on the question of slavery! A conceited
but Ignorant preacher once quoted the Apostle
Paul and then added, Il do not fully agree
with Paul on this point!"
sB- When you find a man who SAYS he de-
sires the salvation of his country, the restora-
tion Of the Union, and the preservation of the
Constitution, but who oppose every efficient
effort put forth to accomplish these very re-
suits, spot him as a traitor, who would betray
his country il opportunity offered. If snch a
man escapes the halter it will only be by de-
frauding the hangman, or by timely repent
ance.
SB-It may be in good taste for our morning
contemporaries to improve every opportunity
to sheer at those Of our citizens who are of
African descent, and to speak OF them as" Old
Abe's new citizens" but we do not see it. The
constitution of Maine makes no difference in
men on account of color, and gives to the man
of African descent, if born upon American
soil, the same political rights as the natives;
and yet the constitution lovers and consttu-
tion reverencers par excellence lose no occa-
sion to make them the butt of their unkind
and unpodly sarcasms
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BALTIMoRE-Ar I'D. brig Elisha Doane. Jones.
cid nd, schs Isaac Rich, Crowei and Ryder, Rich,
Boston; 23d, White Cloud. Leavitt, New York
Cid oath, brig Fannie, Ross Boston; sch Frances.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar oath. brig Roamer, Hop
kins, Boston.
Ar oath. brig A Taylor, Ksyanaugh. New York.
Cld2ath, brig A Taylor, Gullifer. Chelsea.
At Delaware Breakwater I'D. bark Lacy Frances,
NEw YORK-Ar oath. ship c GrinneIl. Spencer.
London; sch Francisco. silvey. Portland.
sch. .c "a my and fSsss org s'''h
Ar 18th. yeh Leesburg. Blake. Portland for Phia-
Cid 18th. ships American Union. Hubbard. LIVER
pool; Gaena, Leasitt, for New Orleans; bark Ibis.
Hatch, do.
Ar 2sih. brig Judge Hathaway, FIN Cardenas
NEW LoNDoN-Ar I'D. sch Bay State, Hailett.
New York tor Boston.
NEwPORr-sld oath. brig Chas Heath. for Will
mington; sch Governor. Tor Boston,
Returned gath, sch Freeman, Freeman, Portland
for Fortress Monroe.
New Orleans for Boston: brigs Edwin. I'm do for do;
American Union, Bartlett, st Thomas for do; james
Davis. staples. cardenas for Belfast; Norfolk. tof
Esstportl from Barbados for 81 stephen NIB; sch
Home. Shute, Aux Caves for Boston.
Ar I'D. brig } Dillingham;. Harrington. Matsn-
BosTON-Ar 25th. bark Sumter. Humphrey New
Orleans: brig X W Packer. studlcy. ST Mares; schs
n Horton. Freeman. I'm Iangicr; NJ n Freeman.
uoNtr. DaiuthoIts NhiAaftut. <Noftvnr niucnii.
Cid 18th. brig Brooks. Miller. Portland. to load
for Cuba schs Medora, Chase, Washington; Geor-
gia SWEET. Philadelphia
AR 26th. brigs Monticello. Govens, Port de PAX;
Triad. Mitchell. New Orleans; schs Fred Dyer, from
Philadelphia: White sea. Litle6eId Elixabefhport;
Willie q, Thompson. New York; Odd Fellow. Cove.
Passport.
cid 18th. brig A Ross Small. sagua.
SALEM-Cld Gath. schs w I'm Arthur [ I'm Portfandl
for Philadelphia; Harriet Baker from dol for New
York; Billow tim Rockiandl for do: Waterloo. for
Portland.
Sid 2sth ship stephen Glover; brigs Belle Bernard
and Laurila.
GLOUCEsTER-Ar2 I'D. schs Arno. Barter. from
Wscasset for Alexandra; Julia Newell. Trott. from
Portland for New York.
Ar oath. schs Huntress, York. New York for East
port; ) X Jameson. Jameson, Rockland Tor Fortress
Monroe; quail. Brewster. Portland for New York.
R0CkLAND-Ar 2ist. schs Harriet. Stinson, from
Boston; oath. Freeport, sawyer, Portland.
Sid I'D schs T. Fnfbish, Flanders. and l. Dyer.
Jameson, Fortress Monroe; Amanda Powers. Robin
sou. and Albert Jameson. for New York L Snow.
Achorn. and NJ 5 Partridge Hix. do: A Nelson. Ben
net. and ocean Star. Ham. do.
Sid I'd. schs Minnehaha, Thomas. and Sarah. Hol-
dan
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

fR-ro CONFERENCE.-The Advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks BY very elm.
pie remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection. and that dread disease, Con-
symptoms anxious to make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used Tree of charged with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find a Sure Cure for Consumption. asthma. Bron-
chfs &c The only object of the advertiser send
ing the Prescription IL to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceves be inyalu-
able. and he hopes every sufferer will try his RENE
dy, rs it will cost them nothing and may prove n
blessing. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wiiamsburgh. Kings County. New York.
feb27 dam
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The Evening Post thus speaks of the sale:
"The prices are less by one dollar and sew
enty-five cents to two dollars per ton than in
December last, and are less, with few excep-
tons. than the company expected to realize at
present. They are, however, but little below
the market rates; and as navigation will soon
open, cheap coal-not SO cheap, perhaps, as in
some previous years-may be expected. 1t is
high prices which have been obtained during
the past winter will not rule again for years to
come"
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AuGusrA. Feb. 26.
Adjourned.

AUGUSTA, Feb. %.
Edward p. Weston has been nominated for
Superintendent of Public Schools, and Benjamin
p. Atkinson of Chesteryille, for Register of
Probate Of Franklin County The Governor
proposes to give large and brilliant party, next
Wednesday evening, at the State House. The
Committee on the Board of Agriculture met this
afternoon and adjourned to next Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


ARRIVED.
Brig Florence, Winslow. Matanzas 1lth inst.
Brig j Polledo. Warwick, Matanzas 18th inst.
Brig ID Lincoln. Slower, Elzsbethport.
Brig Waceamaw Nickels. Boston.
Sch Abbe Willard, tof Bangorl Comfy, Cardenas
via Holmes Hole.
Sch Calists. Payson, Philadelphia.
Sch Jones' Freeman. Tangier.
Sch Fying Fish, Bernard, Tangier.
Sch Vulcan, Hersey, Boston.
Sch Brave, Flanders, Northport for IT Monroe.
Sch Democrat. Pendleton, Belfast for Boston.
Sch g Washington. Pendleton. Belfast for Boston.
Steamer Forest City, Prince, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Frances Newton. Coombs. New York, by Nc
Gilvery, Ryan DAVIS.
The Shipping List notes the following sales
ship Peqnot, 955 tons. built Bddeford In is52 for
$4,000 cash; AZ ship heespont. 1853 tons built Al
Bath in 1866. for $4,000 cash: ship Village Belle sS
tons built at waldoboro in 1859, terms not made
public
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth. Feb. 20. Mary. wife of Moses
Ticket. aged Il years.
In Boston, Feb %. DR.. David Osgood, aged 60.
In Saeo Feb. 10, Julia A., vile OF Rev. U. T. Moul-
ton aged 81 years months
In Hollis, Feb. 81. Vim. c. son of Tobias and Mary
Weymouth, aged - years months.
In York. Feb. 7, Martha L., wife of John RAMS
dell, and daughter OF Hon. solomon Brooks.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

A PATRIOTIC MAYoR.-The City Council
of Norwich, Conn, ordered a salute of one
hundred guns in honor of the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation. Mayor Greene
promptly carried out the order, but few cop
perheaded democratic taxpayers caused an
injunction to be served on the Treasurer, for
bidding the payment Of the appropriation
1881 to cover the expense. The Mayor came
out In the Bulletin with a communication, set
ting forth the facts, and closing as follows:
i have cheerfully submitted to the injunc-
ton, and have willingly paid for the salute out
OF my own pocket. l did sincerely wish that
my native city would honor herself by giving
a salute in honor of a measure which am
convinced our Father in Heaven must ap-
prove; but it was not to be. And now upon
my soul, do exult and rejoice that |, james
Lloyd Greene, am the man who ordered and
paid for the first emancipation salute ever
fired in the State Of Connecticut"
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

SEGA woman In another column picking Sambuc-
Grapes for Speers Wine 1t is an admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. Its worth trial, ash gives great satisfac
ton. dec22d1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27
DISASTERS.

Ship Reaper, Loring from London. before report
ed aground at Shields 9h after discharg ng part OF
cargo came OFF without damage, Ie-shpped her car
90 and sailed Tor Naples.
Brig Catharine Nickes. Grant, from Winterport
for st Thomas put into MarbIehead oath inst, with
loss of deck load oil shingles and lumber. on morn
ing Of the 23d.
heavy storm visited Lewes. Dl. on Sunday doing
some damage Sch Leo. of Rocklnnd has gone TO
pieces. Brig Baldwin remains ashore
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING. - In future
the advertisements of the War Department
VIII be published in New England only in the
following papers:
Massaehusetts--BostonJ Journal, Transcript
and Traveller of Boston.
Maine-Portland Daily Press of Portland
Rhode lsland-Provdence Journal of Prov
idence.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Waterman of Mont
pelier.
Connecticut = Hartford Press of Hartford.
New mpshire-Independen Democrat of
Concord.-l Boston Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

AUCTION SALE OF CoAL.-The Delaware,
Lackawanna d Western Railroad Company
sold 10000 tons of Scranton coal at auction in
New York, Wednesday. The attendance at
the sale was large and the bidding Spirited
The grades of coal and the prices obtained
were as follows
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

GREAT DISCOvERY.-An adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Innings TO Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That viii enectually mend Furniture. Crockery,
Toys, and all articles Of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
will find it INVALUABLE. It will efectually stop the
leakage of Coal OIL
1t is insolube in water or OIL
1t is liquid. and rs easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
It's
HILToN'S INsoLUBLE CEMENT.
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence. RI.
Supplied IN packages from 2 OF. to 100 lbs, by
THos. G. LoRING. Apothecary.
Corner of Exchange and Federal Streets,
Sole Agent in Portland.
febl7 dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

sH- An old topper out West says the two
most precious things now included in hoops
are girls and kegs of whiskey
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghai Dec 25. ships Sarah Chase, Evans. I'm
Foochow. ar 18th, disg; sam falcs, Randall. I'm do
ar 18th, dsg; John Watt Wincheil, and Old Colony.
Berry, for Hong Hong. soon: Kitty Simpson. Mayo.
for Foochow; bark Lizzie Boggs, Dizer. fun 40.
10th. disg: Kate Hastings. kingman, I'm Swallow, ar
18th. disg; Amena. Peterson. for New York; Valet
IA, Dawes for faiwangoon. gets $3.50 per MONTH
Sid Dec 0. ships julia & Tyler. Cooper. foochow;
18th A A Eldridge. Bennett. kanagawa; 10th. ship
Camden, Mugett. Foochow.
At Hong Kong Dec 81. ship Danube whiddcn. FIN
Shanghae ar 18Th: Europa, Gnhin. FIN do ar 18th I;
bark Ceres, Spence, unc.
AT Bassein Dec "a. bark Pericles Snow. for Liver
pool. ldg.
At Calcutta Jan 9. tsce news by Jural ships Reso-
lutte. Mounffort. and Brewster. Dunbar, for Boston
United States, Baker, for Falmouth H. tor orders I;
bark John Kerr, swectser. for Maulmsin.
At Leghorn 81 ult ships Flora Mcdonald. Fuller,
for New fork 18th; c Duncan. Otis. for Boston in
March, aud others.
AT Rotterdam 3D. inst. ship Ellen Stewart. Conn.
for Baltimore. ldg
At Antwerp 5th inst. ship Buckley, Ross. for
Genoa
Al Buenos Ayres Dec 9th ships Aymsr. Sawyer
for New York. ldg; Richard Mitchell Allen. tor do;
Zurich, Baxter, une; barks Scandinavian, Carlson,
for New York. ldg; Cxarina. Treat urc; brigs Pal
esfine. Lewis. for New York; Circassian, Heagnn,
and Hannah Grant. une.
Philadelphia land sailed Sd inst for Port SPAIN schs
Mary Cl,as Gland. Taylor Portland land sailed 4th
inst for Turks lslaDd; 1th brig Scotland. Francis,
New York; sth. Lady Chapman, Croker. do.
Sailed from Trinidad Sd inst. brig John Bernard,
Jameson. Philadelphia
Ar at Havana 18th inst. brig Ambrose Light. Stahl
Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

SIP ECIAL NOTICES.

sY-If you are in want Of any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
y-CARDs aud BILL HEADS neatly printed
At this Office. n
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Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst ship Geo Griswold. Lunt.
New York, with donated supplies for the Lancashire
sufferers; winona. Bray, Portland.
I'D Ilth Mary o'Brien. vesper. Callao.
Ent tor ldg llth, Old England. Bulman. for Bonn
bay: chas Davenport. Prebe. CallAo and Rio Janero
In the river 18th. outward bound. Gov. Lansdon.
Warren. for Boston; Susan q Owens. Norton. for
cd at London 18th. Gen Putnam. Hobson. for
Newport and shanghae; Gulf Stream. Bartlett for
Swansea aud Leghorn.
Ar at Milford ilth Rutland, Ingraham. Cardiff for
Put into Portland Roads 18th inst. Vivid Light.
Eldridgc from London for Cardiff.
Sailed from Belfast 10th. Advance. Cain, for New
York; Eva. Perry, do.
Ar at Sydney. Nsw. Nov %. Jos Holmes. Bangs.
Calcutta.
Ar at Melbourne Nov 81. Zephyr. Lane. Foochow;
Burwell Boston, land sailed 18th for Gusml; 18th.
Joshua Bates. Walker, from Hong Kong; 18th. Kate
Hooper johnson, do; I'D. Theoda Sewail, I'm New
YORK; oath, Ocean Bride. Cole Boston.
Ar at Shanghai Dec 8. Bhering Morse. Nagasaki;
l6h Elizabeth kimball. orindle. New York; lIih.
Boston; 23d, Fanny, Turner. Eagasaki
Sid Dec sth, Saml Adams. Gay, Callao: 10th. Leba-
non. Hamilton. Liverpool; 18th. Northand. Arey.
MaulmaD
Ar at Hong Kong Dec 18th, Banshee. Clark. from
Nagasaki.
the rice ports and Europe at f3 los per ton for ct
Britain. or "A 2s Cd for the Continent.
Ar nj MAILMAN Dec II, Clafisa Bird, and Cheya-
lier, johnson. Singapore.
Ar at Akyab Dec n. Eagle Wing, Kelley. from
Singapore.
Sailed from Calcutta 9Th ult Morning Star Foster.
London: 9Th, s Kinks. Atwood, Mauritius.
Chartcred-Herbert Croker. for London, at 20
lis Cd; Armada, Jeffrey, for do. at IA Ascrt Ed
ward. Mckenney. for Hamburg at "a los for cask
goods, and "a los for other goods; Lunt, Moore.
for do at IA 4s Resoue. Mounffort. for Boston, at
SIS. Cromwell. Croker. for Hong Kong at sli
Ar at O. allie 9Th ut. Southerner, Soule. Liverpool
Sept 20.
Sid Dec 80 John O'Gaunt, Straton. New York
Ar at Constantinope 10th ult, Heroine, Nckerson,
New York.
Ar at Malta I'D ult, Clara Haxall. Glover from
New York land sailed 39th for Messinsl
Ar at Gibraltar 3tst. Hydra, Hartman. Swansea.
Sailed from Bordeaux 9Th int. Laura Russ, Russ,
for New Orleans.
Sailed from Brouwershaven 10th inst Scotia, Mis-
kelly tlevoet.
Portaskaig, Islay, Feb g. Bark Palmyra. Crocker
from Glasgow for Boston, with general cargo has
put back here with loss of starboard bulwarks aud
rail. fore house galley. sc. aud cook and one man
washed overheard and part OF the crew badly injur-
cd She will probably repair here.
SPOKEN.
Nov IL. lat IS. Ion 20 W, ship Living Age. Emery,
from Liverpool for Gale.
Dec 10. lat 81 5. Ion 50 10 4. ship Potomac Weeks
frofn Landau fpr Akyab
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-27

PORTLAND OBsERvAroRr.-The year for signaliz-
ing vessels at the Portland Observatory expired Jan.
1st 1883 Ship owners and merchants will be called
upon to renew their subscription.
feb20 dtmchl ENOCH MOODY