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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
The Great Fire at Eastport,


Capt. Fields of the steamer New England,
furnishes the following particulars of the fire
at Passport AN alarm was first given by the
burning Of smoke house at the North end of
the town, about IL o'clock P. M, which was
extinguished, and about half pasttw an
other fire broke out in an oyster saloon on
Union wharf, and the wind blowing heavy at
the time from northeast, and being low water
and with only two hand engines, the fire soon
made rapid progress, terminating in general
confiagration which was finally checked by
tearing down intervening buildings. Within
the burnt district everything was swept of,
not building left and but little of the proper
ty in the buildings was saved and none of the
sufferers were but partially insured. The loss
is estimated at upwards of 100000. A Brad
ford, clothing dealer, lost $4,000, and e. L.
Sheds, apothecary, loss was equally heavy,
without insurance. The wharves on Water
street, where the burnt buildings stood, were
much injured. The Eastport Sentinel Office
was burned. The Telegraph office is estab-
lished in Bradish's bake house, and the From
tier Bank has gone to the Custom House.
The ladies distinguished themselves in saw
ing goods and even worked the engines.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
A gentleman in this city who resides at East
port, received a letter by boat yesterday. from
which we are permitted to copy the following
additional particulars: Is
The work of destruction commenced by set
ting fire to the fish house of Jacob Clark. at
Capens Beach, about mile north of the scene
of the principal fire, about 10 o'clock on Sat-
urday evening. There had been no fire in this
building, SO there could be no doubt that this
fire was set, probably for the purpose of draw
ing the fremen and citizens from the village
and thereby rendering more certain the work
of destruction in the village. Cd
About one o'clock another alarm was given,
when the shops of james McGurk and Thomas
Hurlburt were found to be on FIRE. The FIRE
spread in both directions, extending in all
about thirty rods, destroying every building
on Water street and clearing every wharf
south of Hayden's Wharf to Fisher &C. Milli-
kin's. About fifteen families were rendered
homeless, and seven-eights Of the business por-
ton of the town destroyed. All the dry goods
stores, all the boot and shoe stores, all the hat,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26


Sonn Bright, Richard Cobben Goodwin Smith,
george Thompson, OF Englar q, and N. Girars
oin. N. Prevos< Paradol and Count Gasparin,
q. .. : rance, a2d Garlheldi, of Italy, who have
written End spoken such eloquent and burn
Ing cords of sympathy for the oppressed and
down-trodden of all nations. Their ears shall
not drink in such discordant music, nor their
hearts be panied by such reports from Amerf-
can soil.
Their eyes shall yet be turned upon our ma
tional banner, high advanced and floating
over every inch Of territory which of right
belongs to the United States of America. No
Chicago platform--no copperhead-no power
Of Southern rs,bel nor Of Northern traitor
shall preveD.. such contamination Inc 10y
al people have sworn it on the altar OF t'.eir
county, the Recording Angel has written 1t
down and the oath will be sacrediy kept
God will help them TO do 1t. aaa9
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can and fur stores, two clothing stores, two
,nilliners shops, two cabinet shops ard furni-
ture warehouses, the Sentinel Office, the only
bookstore, the drug store of E. e. Shed, and
Hpkley & Sons tin ware shop, with stock
- cas- fixtures. Daniel Savage, watch maker
-srd~,sweller, owned four buildings on the
street, all of which were burnt, on which he
h.d no insurance. He has lost all but his
dwelling house. 900
The same ground was burnt over in 1889,
nil, the addition of that part north of BoyE-
ton street. IA a y IN -
This calamity will fall heavily upon large
,ortion of the people the coming winter, as
many of them depend on labor furnished them
Nv the business men, who will be out of bust
nsss themselves. God only knows how the
Door will get through the winter without aid
from the more fortunate. Is
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

THE Boston Post is in great trouble and
severely threatened with "conniption fits" 1t
asks what will become of the dear old ship Of
State when the foundation of our Republic
il shaken as by an earthquake, and the Presi-
dent is thinking only how to manage his side of
the political contest! If the Post thinks the
old ship is about to be run upon the breakers,
LET it wheel about and refuse to support such
men as Seymour, Vallandigham, Wood, Nc
Clellan, Pendleton and Co. The rebels are
strsining their eyes and gazing anxiously
upon such journals as the Post, hoping and
praying for Lincoln's defeat and the election
of Little Mac and Pendleton. Why is it that
the Post is whistling through the same quill
with all the rebel papers? All! there's the
rnbl fss- \ sNsANN& AENN,A
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Items from Ricnmond Papsr,.

NEW YORK, Oct. q.
The Richmond papers OF the 22d aeknoWl-
edge the defeat OF Early by Sheridan, and
Early in his official dispatch also acknowledge
.es a defeat.
The Enquirer says all the Union camp
equipage taken in the morning was recaptur-
ed in the afternoon by the enemy. By night,
it says, the rebel army, was in New Market,
worn ont by fatigue, and greatly perplexed at
the result. They acknowledge only 1000
killed and wounded, and small number of
prisoners captured. mrs rT9f9Ffsf q.
An order mas been issued by the Richmond
War Office, conscripting One-ffth of the en-
plos ees In the Ordnance and other Bureaus,
thus securing 4000.to the military force. The
order is considered a breach of faith, and gives
great dissatisfaction, but it shows the strait
that the rebels are reduced to. a91sva
"A recent demonstration of at least 1000
Yankees from Suffolk towards Weldon, Is
mentioned by the Goldsboro' Journal.
Longstreet, in an order, takes command oil
his old corps, relieving Anderson aai - q
A number of boys called the Junior Re
serves, OF North Carolina, and consisting, oil
one regiment and battalion, have offered
their services to the rebel government, and
have been received and placed in the trenches
at Richmond. sntazas.3 "a iis0 -z~ p
The Augusta Chronicle says Gen. Slocilm
who holds Atlanta, has contracted his lines
considerably, SO much So as to leave part O
the city out in the cold. Iverson, arebel Col
onel in the vicinity, made dash through tihi;
part without suffering any damage, rs y
The Macon, Ga, Intelfigencer says the reb
els are making arrangements to enter Atlant;
and securely hold it. L
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

in this city, Oct rs. Mr. Samuel Newman, aged 81
years months.
a Funeral ON Thursday, ut No Chatham street.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
aged 90 years. - -s..- $50 LlA
In HosJita at Chat 'anooga. Aug 80. Horace P
Bill, aged 81 years IL montGs-son OF Ferez Hill,
Esq, of Illinois, formerly of Saco. ie
LSaco papers please copy.l
In Bath. Oct "a, Mrs Phebe McHenney. aged 20
In Pembroke. Sept II, Mr. Caleb Phinney. aged
30 years month .s.or
IL Lube Sept 80, Ariel, SON Of James leighton
In Passport, Oct "A. Helen N, daughter Of James
Wood. aged 20 years. xxp..s.,.v
In Wayne, Oct 10, Mrs Lydia, VIE 81 ~
20 years. u..,,
aged IS years,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

SON. Potatoes are very abundant and prizes rule |
very low tns decline BENG oss9l % q Pr re s
per bush. Sweet potatoes in GOOD supply, at %
as 20 per bI. Onions are little higher: rather an
In good su ply ct 10 and zoe per Id.
PROvI IOSS-1be market for pork lie nearly
barren and mere Is armer feeling AT higher pric
The demand is limited and sales are light and have
en- chiefly at advanced prices Throughout the week.
Coed ezra clear Is held at 409i7c ane clear 459s6-
Mess 1908 and prime sS@ao Sy smoked aSsr Hams ms
Western in marke at this Tune.
RICE has declined &c and we now quote 12l9ls
per 10.
RUM-portland Distilled remains steady and qu.-
ct ct 2l0@2l5 per gal.
smear The enhanced price in gold early In the
week created strong arr higher feeling and stock
have besn held at about 10 In advance on henneo'
Ihe prevailing prices yestsraaS ior ana
Havana Brown rule frm and steady at previous Pic
es. which, in the absence Of business are ennrey
nominal. 4A t5AE sE3N
SPIC Es-Thereis lisa moderate inquiry for the va
Jious descriptions, aud the market generaily Is
steady with little variation in prices. Pimento mas
declined to S59s7 and Pepper 4O@42 per 10; nut
continue to quote 81 1901 So, Ginger 800 and Cassa
75c per Id. lA0 i}nsut.oTi
SAILING note a decline of ESQ per hhd and
now quote ,nrks Island, cagiiari and Liverpool Is
ed AID sold curing the week Oh private terms.
SEEDS-All descriptions of seed remain quiet and
steady at our previous prieeo. sA
SoAP-The market Is exceedingly dull and there
is little or ma dema, ct this time; Leathe Goro
have been reduced to the 70 10 wing quptatans Tx
ira No /. isk.-Eamiy 14i-oleine, Soda and Cranes
lie per lb. ~
TEAS-Ths market continues quiet and prices
steady, though with rather Cropping tendency,
hpt transactions are mesgre and quotations are
| nearly nomiaal which we continua Tor choice o.
long at I20Di 26, and comon 81. 10 and Is Souch
| ong remains steady at S0c@l0O " ID. Sales very
| limited lfdlaesa PHI ..a cl e .g So
+ FOBACCO--Pricas have downward tendency
| as the market Is with lut sctivity. We now quote
IS and lOs best Brands IS G70c do, medium b7966c;
| do. Common $500; halt pounds, 1880, and navy
pou DIS 70(@76s
TIN As will be noticed by our quotations else
where quite decline has taken place for Tins and
prices are unsettled and nominal,
FREIG are unimportant as yet
in charters There is but little Offering for Cuba =
The only engagements We have to reporte since our
last are bark Eventide for Havana with boards
! at sll per NJ. ana sugar box shocks at SOC. Brig
Caroline Kelley for Cardenas with lumber at SO,
/ box shocks SOC, sugar hads shocks o0c. moasses
/ bhds shocks b5. sringles $3.50 per N, aud hoops
4 $3.50 Der NJ. Bark Mary T.. Libby for Cardenas
| wirh an assorted ergo ON terms not made pub 10
Sch May Patten from Bonaire to P4stland with salt
| at lac per DosheL 4ati3T1 o3 ssH aaiea eaq /
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
The Vermont Raiders. 3

8aar ST. JOHNS, c. E., Oct 25-9 A. M.
Nothing of special importance has taken
place in regard 10 the st. Adams raiders, who
are understood to have engaged as counsel
Hon. J. ]. Abbott and Messrs. Carr q Leiom-
me Of Montreal, and Hon. ]. FL. Cameron Of
Toronto. The examination is conducted with
closed doors, only the counsel and reporters
being admitted. The notorious George 81.
Saunders is here managing the case Of the
rebels. He says they belong to the first fami-
lies in Kentucky and formerly belonged to
John Morgan's force. This raid he asserts is
only the first of a series of plundering expedi-
lions soon to take place on the frontiers of the
States. Had he known before of this affair,
he would have prevented it, as it was conduct
ed on too small scale. F. G.. johnson,
Queens Counsel of Montreal, is here as coun-
sci for the Canadian authorities. |FoU saf
MONTREAL, Oct 25.
The trial of the Vermont raiders at st. John
was to have begun yesterday, but the counsel
were absent and proceedings were postponed
until to-day. The magistrates have taken the
deposition of the Teller of the St. Adams
bank.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
mARREED.

In Westbrook Oct 20, by Rev A Moore, David
Jones aud Miss sarah M. daughter Of Caleb Jones.
In Norway. Oct %. by Kew A II Tyler. Charles
Norway. attf s5f f-fl.
In South Paris. Oct Is, at the N Church. by Rev
A Barnard, Daniel Horr, of New Durham II.
and Miss Lydia A. daughter Of the late ID d shack.
ford, of Saccarappa. -I7r7' 77-- Z.
= 10 Strapg, Oct ls. W Lock. of Avon. and Miss
In Oh. steryilie, Oct II, Stephen Morrill, and Miss
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
From Gen. snsrman,s Army.

& 81 NEW YORK, Oct. 25.
The Herald's Chattanooga correspondence
of the 18th says Gen. Sherman is not pushing
Hood, but is managing, If possible, to coop
him up in the valley and starve him to death.
Hood has wotully failed In finding or captur-
ing supplies. He is trying his best to avoid
fight. He attempted to sneak back through
Snake Creek Gap, but finding that outlet
blocked up, he abandoned the attempt. This
morning he is reported a mile and half from
Lafayette. Gen. Sherman is perhaps six miles
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

~ New YORK, Oct. %.
The Tribune's correspondent with the James
River army, under date of the I'D. says two
new Union batteries, constructed by General
Butler on the James River, near Chapin's
Bluff, opened on the rebel gunboats in the vi
cinity, and drove all but one stubborn IRON
clad half mile further up the river. The
iron-clad finally went up also One wooden
gunboat was seriously and one iron-clad ram
considerably injured. Our casualties were one
man badly wounded. Us@
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday. ..'OcteDer So'
n4rt E~r. ARRIVED --,gA t-s
Steamer Montreal, Lis0omb, Boston.
Steamer New England, Field, st John N b for
Boston.
Sch Welcome Home. (Br) Merriman, Windsor Ms.
Sch Erie. Cook, st George NIB. -
Sch Wave Crest. Dole, Gloucester.
Sch Granville, Morton. Rookand. ef
Sch Astoria Branscomb, Calais for Providence.
Sch Oriole, Backwo0d, Pembroke for Boston.
Sch Olive, Higgins, Eden for Boston. E'-
Sch Lucy. Ayres, Trenton ior Boston.
Sch Jennie Marshall, Haines Trenton for Boston.
sch liza Helm, Dow. franklin FIR Boston
Sch Union Wooster, Hancock tor Boston.
y Efttffk CLEARED. riVf- .-ta -@
Brig Antilles, Thestrup, Hayana-John Lynch
Co.
Sch Globe, Tracy. Washington DC - Edgeily
Co. "a
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
The Maryland constitu.ional Election.

Ska kHE BALTIMoRE, Oct. "a.
In the Superior Court of this city to day, an
application was made in behalf OF the oppo-
nents OF the new constitution, for q manda-
mns, directed to Governor Bradford, COM
handing him to exclude from being counted
the votes OF soldiers now out of the State
The Court dismissed the application, being of
the opinion that no sufficient grounds existed
for its interposition in the matter. The coun-
eel Immediately filed an appeal from the above
order, and the record was made up and sent
last evening to the Court of Appeals, before
which appeals will be had to-day or to-mor-
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
DISASTERS.

A dispatch from Chatham oath, says the sch P
johnson OF Jonesport from New York tor Ports.
mouth, with q cargo OF coal, went ashore Nansst
Beach, Saturday night, and is breaking up. Crew
saved. Sails. anchors &c, are being put on the pac'
ket for Boston.
Brig Potomsc, from Bangor for New Orleans. got
ashore on the spit. near hull 9th. Assistance had
been sent to her, and would probably come Of al
high water.
{ ) Sch watson. I'm Philadelphia for Port Royal
sc, was run into at North Edisto, tho datol and
Ship Union, Boyin gten, from Callao for Antwerp,
returned TO Monteyideo prev TO Aug 20 discharged
ana would probably be sold for the benefit of the
underwriters. frs. ~
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Yosing of the Ns,s York soldiers.

HIl1-7 7--91I n -10-111 NEW YORK, Oct. 70.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
10TH New York regiment have voted as fol-
lows: Lincoln 2S5; Mcclellan 9; Fenton 294,
unanimous. 189 b New York voted Lincoln
4S1, Mcclellan II. The ballots are forwarded
by mail to the several proxies designated by
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

E-The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions. Bounties, Arrears of
Pay. and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 621-2 Exchange
st., opposite Postofice, Portland.
W. s. SAWYER. =
References-HoN. SAMUEL CoEY, Gov. of Me-,
Hon. VIM Prrr FEssESDEs. sec'y Treas'y.
oct. 13d 6m.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

~Epileptic Eits eau be Cured.--Dr.
LOCK- ROW having become emlnently successful in
curing this terrible malady, invites all similarly af
ficted to cali send for circulars OF references and
testimonials of numerous cured of rea one TO
twenty.four years standing. He devotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases OF the Spinal Axis,
Nervous system, and solicits investigation OF
his claim to the public confidence.
he may be son suited ct bis private residence No.
l4l West 42d street, daily from 10 n. to p. NJ
except Saturday and SUNDAY. Address all letters to
DR. v. B. LOCKROW, New York.
Care of P. o. Box SIG. SO y oct7dsm
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

IRELAND: ARBITRATION OF KATHLlN-O-BIHNh
The Port of Dublin Corporation has given notice
that on and after the LIST day Of june 1864. the
Rathn- O. Brine revolving white light. will be alter.
towards the main land and In the Sound eastward
Of the Island.
By order: W SHUBRlCk, Chairman
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board
Washington, June Q, 1864. erl
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

THE SOLDIERS OF THE WEsT.-An Assis-
tant Surgeon in the Jefferson General Hos
pital, at Jacksonville, Indiana, sends the fol-
lowing as the result of vote on the Presi-
Dental question in that hospital, to wit: ,sal
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
Review of the Market.

For the week ending Oct. 18th, 1864, prepared ex-
pressiy tor the PRESS, by Mr.. N. N. Rich.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26
as%s SSgy' A' EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.

AT COURT OF PROBATE held At Portland, within
and for the County OF Cumberland, ON the third
Tuesday of OCTOBER in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-four,
ID ENJAMIa w. JONES, ia'her OF Frederick, E.,
having presen Ted his Petition for License to tel and
convey certain Heal Estate of raid minor, a. de-
ssribed in said Petition an advantageous offer haV.
ing been made therefor;
70 iods Ordered, That the said Petitioner giveno-
ce to all persons interested by causing notice to be
published three weeks successfully in the Maine State
Press printed at Portland, that they may appear at
Probate Court to be held at said Portland, the
thd Tuesday of November next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon. and show cause Ii any they have,
why the same should not be grated.
JOHN A. WATERWAYS, Judge.
45wsw. EUGENE HUMPHREY, Rsgiste,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

5 Note.--We wish 1t to beunderstood that our quo
tations prices of large from first hands,
unless otherwise stated, and that in filling small Or
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

For Lincoln, ltag'a q soil 964
20 For Mcclellan, .saaT ID hsas'l5.s 80
Doubtful, AZ
The list comes to US certified by the clerk
on the occasion, who says the list comprises
only such as are voters. MO wI tssaes
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26


At \ Court of Probate held at Portland within and
for the County Of Cumberland, on the third Tues
day OF October, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-iour,
PErnULAH MERRILL, named Exeeutr'x in Q
- certain Instrument purp0rtirg 10 be the last
NH and Tesl ament Of Joshua Merrin, late Of New
Gloucester, in eaid County, dec ased having pre-
cent the same for rebate Alec her p. tioS at
ad n1istraton with the viii annexed OF saio estate
may be q anted TO bartlett Merrill VI SAID New
Gloucester she having In writing declined taid
trust OF Exe0utrixi
IL tcGs Ordered, That the said Execu srix give no.
tice to all persons interested by causing notice to be
published three weeks successiyeiy IN the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland that they may APP
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland,
ON tho tbrd Tuesday of osember next, At ten oil the
clock in the forenoon and show cause, il any they
have, why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved. and lowed, as the last VIII ana Iesta.
msnt OF said deceased. and admins ration granted
as prayed tor In said psiitioa. ..I
n. B. l...rl. JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
43wsws EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

AT COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland, within
and for the County Of Cumberland, on the bird
tuesday OF october, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-four
CtHARLES P. INGRAHAM, Guaroian Of stephen
~ U. Knight Of Portland in said County, mn or,
having presented his elon for lceI 90 10 sell and
convey cerifin Heal Estate of said minor as des-
cribsd In SAID pedtioni an advantageous fer hay-
Ing been made therefor:
n tcas Ordered, That the said Petitioner give
notice 20 all persons interested by causing notice to
be published three weeks successfully in the ane
State Press printed at Portland they may appear
at Probate Court to be held at said Portland. on
the third Tuesday of November next at ten of the
clock In the forenoon and show cause, If any they
have, why the same should not be granted. d
|s.a laea i.. JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, attest,
4swsws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-26

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
email bodies called Glands or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted AS long as the,
scalp i. free from desase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps lis natural appearance
end color But when humors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disesse, and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
and brittle. Sooner later the hair begins to fall
off, and in many cases. 1t not arrested will produce
complete badness. s8 ~
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands. and create new and healthy actton, the
Physiological Hair RegeneraIor has proved per-
It Is not Dye" and will not stain particle. It
will positively "REsroaE GRAY HAIR'5 in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth OF new
hair in all cases Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganizsd-
1t prevents the hair from falling or and removes all
dandruff heat, humors and itching from the scalp
It keeps the hair soft, moist and perfectly heay and
gives It glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t Is
highly psFfnmed, and dressing 1t has no superb
or. The "Regenerator" is warranted to produce the
above results i'm all cases, If not the money 20 be
refunded. With It every "Gray Head" IN New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days. %
@ ieo7 Price rs cents per Bottle. H
s TIBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
B sss5,ls.t.l. Ed stt.a t NH.
Sold at wholesale and retail by w. W. WHrPPLE,
81 Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, and by
Druggists every where. septs "a eodtolanl
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rxpoKfS
sAILiNr4 OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

y w OCEA " 81 E1A IAOAA4 -
eTnAMDx ....a
Touisiaua sROM FOE $500 BALL
GLASGOW ,''.'..' Liverpool. New York Oct II
New YORK. '''''''Liverpool.. New York. oct ~
CsnsSs .'..'''. Liverpool Quebec Oct Is
S S;.a oS Liverpool. Boston oct is
City 81 Cork .LiverpooI Me- VI OF *
City Manchester. Liyerpool Nesr VII 81, "a
fersia. Liverpool New York ~, %
- N-'fi't'" u pool. Boston,. Oct %
OlJmpus ........NcW FORK. Liyernool 0ct %
Europa Boston :. ;. Lavernooi o. aS
City Washington. New York Liyerpocl ~. 90
Morning Star New York New HySean, a.. 5 ~
oaxonla. New FORK. HAMBURG Nov .
Scotia New York. Liverpool Nov ?
City OF Manchestr New York. Liverpool. Nov q
La Fayette. So. New York Hayre.. Nov 2
Champion. -. New York. New Orleans Nov .
New York. .,..... New York. SOUTHAMPTON Nov Z
Canada. Boston,. Liverpool. Nov K
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
w 0mob0Hy. ss'.s.'..sss'.sCCtOUeE w.
Sun RISES .........6 .2S High waterls mi -. 80
Sun sets. ....... 8. Length of days. 49, 1882
MARINE n EWS.
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July 8. Ia. 20 g. Ion IS w of Paris, ship Mary War.
ren. FIR m London for Auckland. - = 49,
cutta for Boston.
Aug ~ in strsits Of sunda ship Norwester. from
Sept IA lat 10 10 NJ lon 81 80 W, barque Alfred LEI
mont. from Rangoon for Liverpool. .l..
OCT 10. lat III. Ion 50 40, barque W Williams,
from Matamorss for Liverpool.