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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-29

" '''lhenS of llighgate have in
!, 'lt Northern Vermont Musi
''Noclallon 10 hold u convention
'' Town next June, and the in.
'o' has been accepted. The
,I''ol' viii be directed by Pro
!" ~ Emerson of Boston.
" Town of Fairfax was thrown
I intense excitement a few even
I since by the appearance in sew.
'''eel'ol halfa dozen roguish
] armed and equipped. stores
! ''o''d aud guarded, dwelling.
\ g'ded, and the utmost constcr.
4 y" Prevailed all night, in appre
" TO" OF a Fcnian invasion
'''' lot of new millinery goods
i o''iS'--iust what the ladies
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-29

NLHBrEY.-Richard Zoe has
DO .ai H. i. Albcc's butcher cs>
tn sancut.
''eo. ". Leslie, Esq, lost a $500
no Nr last week, 10y horse distempcr.
4. T. L, Grow is to oprma school
~ .ac." uid SEM" May It'll,
HE Wheeler and Wilson Sew.
ny Machine is simple, not easily
% nsed, and in point OF effective.
w Is Without Il riHal.-ScieWifc
Atplcut.
NC 9pIng Hotel and Ncwbury
W. 'tfe Tor sale. \ good chance
'O' some one to make money.
iordce Slnclair'S son, 10 wears
w OF liaverhill, y. H., was killed
II" Jay since while playing with
IVY smaller boys. 1t is thought
-, a '' ooy was trying to pull the
"a III from under a large stone
III hanging over the edge of the
ny the action of tho water,
IN .u'l the stone fell on him br.
M ne oad time to get away, crush.
" - Ills skull, and killing him in.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-29

OTHecr OF thc Day T. ). VTImNCIIIN
OiIccr Of the Guard +. +. Could.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-29

Tor loss Of cud, horn all, red VA.
te IN COWS, loss of appetite, rot,
Or mauam in sheep; thick wind,
~ ..an wind, and roaring. and for
al distractions Of the kidneys in
no -, use Shcudan's Cavalry Con.
di au Powders.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-29

HORACE ! NM -,
THOMAS e. ktNLs.
Roswell tNRSnAN, Solicitor for Orators.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18
Q Q NJ NJ H RCIAL
NeCeipls by Railroads. ma sfean.Io.

s.. STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN, 50 bdls
s,eei 40 iron, and liquors, r;rIr s,i
paper % DXs cneese 70 cases and % kegs Soda 100
bags saitpctre, 80 chests tea, % bxs lemons bags
cocoa nuts 10 bbs sugar. Is bxs Spices II crates on
IONS bags sumae, 40 pkgs furniture 81 bdls paper
10 bbis crackers, 20 bids leather 20 bbls onions 4
horses carriages, 1s6 pkgs to Princes Express 100
40 to order For Canada and up country, 8 bxs tin,
li5 dry hides 50 bars iron, pcs MARBLE 80 bags dive
wood, casks oil, 40 bids leather, doz brooms, "a
bales wool, beams warp, piano forte Is bags rags
80 wood cots, sewing machine cask soda ash, ID
trunks, 100 pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGO, FROM NEW YORK. leo bales
WOOL 70 casks paint % do zinc, 60 bbls four 81 dc
glass ware II bxs do $50 do rasins 60 do cheese 5C
90 starch 36 do tobacco 80 do SOAP $50 do onions
40 LOBSTER l49 do glass, 113 do salmon. 20 railroad
~ doz brooms 1872 chests tea, 56i5 dry hides
pianos horse, 2carriages 66 bdls paper, 80 coils
TN 20 Kegs soda, $50 water melons, 10 rolls mating
PORTLAND o. KENNEBEC RAILROAD - car char
COAL D1s gla sash, do SASH 10 bales bats 10 do
ciot, Zi9 Ddls paper, car do. do paper stock dc
slate paint, 50 PRS springs 100 pkgs merchandise 21
cars freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1893 cans milk. 900
obls flour, car slab wood do CATTLE do slaves 81
do lumber, IL do corn do sundries. For shipment
east, 1000 bb's flour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 COW, A bags Of
spoos, IL bales excelsior 279 sides leather 20 bxs
eggs, car cattle, 81 cases sundIies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

Porttirio Diaz is prominent candidate for
the Presidency of Mexico, Juarez refusing to
allow his name TO be used A Protestant
Church has been organized at Cosala A large
number OF persons were baptized.
The labor association organization in San
francisco have directed their President to in
form the Chinese companies in that citv that if
Is unsaIe Tor Cn1namen to come to the United
States, aud to request them to notify the au-
thorltles OF the Chinese empire of the fact
In Philadelphia on Saturday carriage cor
tanning family from Iowa was run over by a
railroad train The husband, wife andsniece
were killed, and another lady had both legs cut
off. 20 Wv
There is crisis in the Greek Cabinet in con.
sequence OF quarrel among the ministers.
M. Provost Parodel was formally received by
PRESIDENT Grant on Saturday. In his address
the French Minister made no reference to Eu-
ropean affairs.
Cardinal ROuscher Schwartzenburg. Mo-
them and the Archbishops of Lyons and TWEEN
!y.nVe Erench bishops voted against the papal
infallibility dogma. Ten others voted condi-
tionally.
Sunday was the hottest day of season in
Philadelphia. The thermometer stood at 1Ol
and 1O5 in the shade. There were eight cases
OF sunstroke In New York and fifteen in Bal
tlmore. Five of the latter were fatal
George Ashmun, a well known politician of
massachusetts, and formerly on the Supreme
bench OF the United States, died Sunday in
springfield, Mass, aged GA. He was member
OF Congress from 1915 to 1851.
Gen. Thomas L. Price died in ST. Louis Sat.
urdaV
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A SHIP ON FIRE.

I SHIP ON FIRE.
! HAvRE, July 16.-The Balthazsr which ar.
| rNeu, day from aiphtevides leralts haviTg
passed on May 25,h black vessel OF about 1900
IONS on tire from stem to stern. She had a
| cargo apparently of petroleum.
Rome.
THE DOGMA OF INFALLIBILITY.
ROME June 16.-The Pope wishes to pro-
o o,a,m the infallibility dogma ON Sunday, the
sf.u INST, and leave of absence for three
a noitns VIII then be erauted to those fathers
u ut;,g 1t. Those remaining may discuss the
ihiior questions nndisposed of.
Turkey.
THE SUFFERING AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.
~ CoNsTANTINoPIE, July 16.-The Viceroy of
Egypt has given 10000 Turkish pounds to the
sufferers OF the late confiagration in this city.
Spain.
sERRANO ACTING KING.
MADRID, July ia proposal is under dis
cussion here to confer for three years the roval
attributes on Regent Serrano.
THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLEETS.
ANTWERP, July 17--Tbe American SQUAD
ron of Flessingue has been joined by an Eng
lish channel fleet.
VICTOR DECLARES FOR FRANCE
PARIS, July 16.-Vctor Emanuel has tele-
geraphed to the Emperor of France his sympa-
my and cordial co operation.
AUSTRIA AND DENMARK
have also declared for France by special tele-
grams
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST FRANCE
FLORENCE, July IA great popular DEM
onstration was made here to-day a.ainst
france. Crowds collected in front of the For
elgD office and German Embassy and shouted.
down with France viva Italian neutrali-
y, Viva Prussia"
MOBILIZATION OF THE ARMY.
BERLIN, July 16,-Evening. -The immediate
mobilization of the entire Prussian army has
Deen ordered. The meeting of the Reichstag
is now fixed for Tues lay next.
SOUTH GERMANY AROUSED
Inc South German States are responding to
frussia's notice of the declaration OF war and
are enthusiastic in their support OF Fatherand
Inc political differences have been obliterated
Dy the asgressions of France. Columns of
RUSSIAN troops are moving in the direction of
the Rhine and the Northwest coast
PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM To COMMAND THE
SOUTH GERMAN ARMY.
LONDON, July 17-Advices from Berlin rem
resent that Prince Royal Frederick William
will take command of the armies of States of
South Germany.
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Great Britain.
HE LAW OF PRIVATEERING.

S.ro,, g,ri,,jn
nuns , ~, ,r,,, ,mn,,,,o
THE La" or fklV ArhEhiNa'
LONDON, Jnly l0.-Ine 'S1tppnag ddZette
po ;.r; ,J MoI, eli, Io
raona;o ~ Pa ,oe.;tu .i ;,.,,l';. W -
v.to nrnnor, w. aaoat 'Ao Vi Pr
'"'o P''p'''s 'iioS'
ny IKE AZ nosiNH'''
e. E,o,nn sho,I3 tni-o uo1innd I'D paiomn,
n,a,, sI,iuu; MI, ro,,,aia a. honae Thn
T Eli VIII ,,,tars md a, ,ho hns;nasS
Eli IN WIZ nnu , a.nG VIC 1;m ho
Good at The neutral norris nf Antwerp and Rot
terdam
The Spectator to-day predicts as result OF
have exhausted Heavens patience
RUMoRED UNION OF RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.
EumoFs are In Circulation to-day that kussia
and PRUSSIA are In strict accord III the struggle
against france.
Inc camp ~ Oha!ons VIII oe broken up I'M
.nn.t",; T. IN nouo1t oA At iuo wa,
declines the offer made NV Prussi, Of an army
to defend her frontier.
NAVAL.
Tia Ir,;tad St.t,, f,;x,to po,oo.o ,,,,, an
oontIy rnnont,a 20 S;,u nen - VIZ ~
Hnnss -'P'A'eO "' o'iion D'y' N'pe VI "o'''
.c,1cr,ru,,,
Atom oor;o,,t,1 s, :; .- =. ~
ford MANY Amarica;; - mowers and raaners are
on exhibition. Premiums will he awarded on
Monday.
ONE OF THE RACING YACHTS.
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ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER About quarter Of
seven Saturday night some of the citizens en-
Chestnut street informed officer Hanson that
two men were numbering a third man on the
track of the Rochester railroad at the foot OF
the street. Hanson went to the spot and found
two men had third one who was drunk, in
their grasp humping him with all their might
on the rail. He rushed in and seized the
drunken one, got him away and put him in
charge of a citizen, and then turned to the
other two. He got one of them down and the
bracelets partly on when the remaining one
attacked him with blows, knocking him over
and kicking him. Hanson got a citizen to hold
the one that was dow1 and he went for the
third one who, as he approached. struck at him
with three pint bottle which Hanson got
away from him and succeeded in Handwriting
him and took all three to the station. 1t was
plucky thing to get all three, and we understand
that the residents of Chestnut street speak of
Hanson's conduct in high terms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

DRINKING FoUNTAINS.-The action of the
City Government looking towards the estab-
lishment of drinking fountains for the use of
the city.we are sure must commend itself to
the appreciation of our citizens. They have
come to be looked upon as a necessity. They
add materially to the health and comfort Of
the people and are regarded as contributing in
no small degree to the desirable advantages of
city as place of residence. The Portland
Water Company have been the means of en-
abling our citizens to avail themselves of a
luxury not to be found in equal purity in any
other city in the world. They have, SO far as
we can learn, evnced the most commendable
lberality ia their transactions with the city
and we are glad that the city have an opportu
nifty to recognize their generosity, while We
understand that they are honorable in the ex-
act perform ince of their contract, and we
think the city would be justified in paying
literally for the additional water that they
wish from the company outside of the provs-
ions of the contract already existing, by which
the company furnish the city with large
amount OF water FREQ of expense. BY the
terms OF this contract the Water Company
nave agreed to furnish the city, free of ex-
pehse, water for the bydrants for fire purposes
Tor engine houses, for school houses. and other
pueiic puidings, and for three ornamental
fountains TO be run under the joint supervis-
ion of the Mayor and President of the COM
pany. We venture to say no other private
corporation does the like for any civ. and
therefore the city can well afford to indplee
themselves in these necessary convenences
OF course we cannot well afford to ask the
company to go further in their liberality. and
considering the vast expense they have been &c
in getting through the ugly ledge at Sebaee
Lake we think it is the true policy of the cit,
to exercise just hberality in return. Let u
have the fountains by all means.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

A MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-On Sat-
urday night young woman with her child ar
rived in this city from Boston, and having no
money she applied at the station for lodging
saying she intended to go to Bangor to-day.
She was accommodated with room and re-
tired. In the morning there was a strong
smell of gas that was traced to her room and il
was ascertained that when she went to bed she
blew out the gas. Luckily she left the win
dow partly open, or otherwise she would have
been corpse.
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u. Y. Comm, issi suer,s Cont.

e. NJ. HAND COMMISSIONER.
FRIDAY.-United States vs.. Michael Cunningham;
complaint for selling case of brandy. alleged to
have been imported without payment OF duties.
Upon hearing respondent was ordered to give bonds
for his appearance at the next term of the United
States Circuit Court in September next.
N. Webb, Dist Atty. Howard g. Cleaves.
United States vs.. James Thompson; complaint
in regard to the same brandy, with the result
Webb. Howard & Celyes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

NEW FIRM.-lt will be seen by their adver
tls9ment that Mr.. Meserve has Withdraw
from the firm Of Locke, Meserve 81 Co., one O
our leading dry goods firms, and that his place
has been supplied by Mr.. Thomas e. Twitchel
our popular Representative at Augusta for two
years past. The firm name is now Locke
Twitchell & Co
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18
NHunicipa, Court,

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
sArUhDAY.-Staiev VS.. James Hayes, VIM Camp
bell and Henry Curran, atfray. Campbell pleaded
not guilty; Hayes and Curran guilty. Campbell adj
judged guilty and sentenced to pay one cent and one
third costs, Curran fined IS and one third costs.
Hayes fined $40 and costs and put under bonds in
the sum of $500 to keep the peace six months. Camp
bell paid. Hayes and Curran committed.
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The Other Side of the Draw ridge
Affair.

Mr.. S. b. Philsrcok, conductor ON the
Grand Trunk Railway, denies the charge of
carelessness in the late affair at the Rock Cove
draw-bridge. He Informs us that the brake
men were at their posts and that the speed of
the train was checked before reaching the
bridge, so that it was moving slowly. and was
run upon the bridge in order to enable the
employees to hasten matters by helping to
close the draw, the train being a little late
Mr.. Philbrooks says the train was entirely I'M
der control, and could easily have been stop
ped sooner than it was, if occasion had requir.
ed, and that its engine stopped two hundred
feet from the draw. Without rendering yer.
! dict we give him q hearing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18
MAssAOHUSRTTS

SHHWRECkED SEAMEN RESCUED.
BOSTON, July 17.-Brig William Mason. at
ms port IRON Sarlnam, reports, June 3Oth,
lat. sos north, Ion. 55.15, picked UP boat con-
tanning eight men in starving condition, with
out food or water, bat as they could not speak
English they could give no account of them
selves or where they belonged They were
brought to this port
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ARREST OF HoRsE THrEF.-on saturda

ARREST OF Horse THIEF.-On Saturday
| M F7i"G d "l'y Sheriff Stacy arrived in this
cA w'th i S p. Ford and gave intorma-
ton to Marshal Clark that Friday the 9Th
| inst, a man calling himself Daniel Parker
hired horse and wagon ola Mr. Richardson,
at Lancaster, N. H., to go as he said to White
field and return the next morning. The next
morning. however, he did not return and Mr..
Richardson had his suspicious aroused and
started in pursuit. He traced him to Lisbon
and from there Mr.. Ford followed him to Kes-
yer Falls Here he was joined by Mr. Stacy
and they continued the pursuit to this CITY,
Marshal Clark soon discovered the wagon
which had been sold to a man in this city, and
IN Cape Elizabeth the horse which Parker had
also disposed of. When he sold the horse he
sud he had been robbed the night preceding.
and that he had put the police upon the track
and they were in pursuit of the robbers. While
the Mas was hunting up the property,
man came into the station and told Deputy
Sterling he was robbed Friday night by two
fellows in behring's Oaks. The Deputy i'm
medatey sent officer Fields with him to arrest
the thieves, but while he was hunting for the
robbers, he fond out that the complainant was
the man who had stolen the horse in Lanccs-
ter. He arrested him and carried him to the
station
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

U. a. Ii. PICNIC. would call the atten-
ton of our readers TO the programme of Bos-
worth Post for the picnic which occurs to-.nor-
row, according to postponement. Arrange
ments have been perfected for one of the best
pleasure excursions that has been started from
our city this season. We advise all to be at
Union wharf in good season as the boat leaves
punctually at $50 A. NJ.
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EosI0a Ss@es assi.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. ,JuIy Ie
THE
Central
OF IOWA.
$50 Miles I'm Length.
Now Nearly Completed.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, and the entire line
necessary to connect ST. Louis and ST panl !,
graded and under contract to be finisbed tl,;a
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is bailt
In the interests of the great Northern system
OF roads which centre at St. Paul. The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18
Portland aud Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, Carpets &sc....F o. Rai'ev & Co.
Marble Nantes. :. Francis Sprague Il Go.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
The Blood in Summer. :. II, stetter's Bitteis
Dry Goods. Cyrus X. Blbb.
Pianos at Cost ...S. II. Stevens & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
St. Stephens Parish Pie Mic. Wednesday.
Notice. :. ate OF Charles Il. Thomes.
Building to Let. -. Mari Bros.
Wanted. Business Man.
To be Let. Store.
Copartncrshp. :. Locke. Twitchell &, ca.
Beeswax. .. VIM. II. Bowdlear.
Schooner for Sale. Chas. II. Chase s. Co.
Proposals for Sewer. VIM. A. Winship.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

HE LATE IMPROVEMENTS in the AMERICAN
House, Boston, leave little to be wished for
by those who quader under the roof of this
leading hotel. Everything fresh and nice, all
improvements added, and the unequalIed man.
agcment of the past continued
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18
miscellaneous Notices.

uMBRELLA-A new, black Scotch Bingham
umbrella was left at some store OR other place
In this city Within ten days past, which the
owner would like to have left at this office. 1t
had a crook handle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

y. MONROE TAYLoR's Cream Yeast Baking
fowder will give you the incest and lightest
biscuit you ever saw in fifteen minutes Trv
it, 70
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper q Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds OF Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
Them Nov eff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

A MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-On Sunday morning,
about 3 o'clock, Mr.. Libby, who resides on
Lafayette street, noticed clots of blood on the
doorstep of a Mr.. VIM. Jones who occupies
house opposite to him and he therefore called
upon officer Harmon and notified him of the
fact. Harmon and Libby proceeded to the
house and found the clots of blood on the step
besides tobacco pipe, marks of blood about
the handle of the door, large clot of the same
jast inside the door and blood marks on the
stairs and in bedroom at the head of the
stlirs they discovered colored man named
Daniel Sprggs lying on the bed with bad
wound on the head. DR.. Merrill and Deputy
Decelle were notified Dr. Merrill found a
scalp wound on Sprggs' head abont three
inches long, but no fracture, aud this wound
he dressed This Sprigss is well known about
town as longshoreman in summer and lab
orer for Mr.. Samuel r. Leavitt, one of the Gus
to n House weghers, in winter. The wound
had the appearance of having been given, ac-
cording to the surgeon, by sharp instrument
something like the edge of a pine board.
Spriggs has no recollection, he says, how the
wound was received. 1t has been his custom
evenings to sit on the front steps of the house
(Which he is keeping for Mr. Jones' who is
away to sea- smoking, as late as IL O'Clock al
night. On Saturday night he was sitting
smoking as usual with his head on his hands
and his elbows on his knees his body being
bent slightly forward. The nature of the
wound inclines one to the opinion that he was
struck while so sitting as the blow glanced for
ward, otherwise it might have fractured the
skull. He remembers that he was so sitting a!
late as halfpas II. He does not know of hi
having an enemy. He is a single man. HI
thinks when he has sufficiently recovered from
the effects of the injury he shall lie abe t.
mlke out whatit all means and how the WOUND
was received
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

Go to 292 Congress street, for the latest styles
OF Mems and Boys Clothing manufactured by
Grin Hawkes. & Co.
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HAVANA, July 16.-The following was the state
OF the market at the close OF business on Saturday:
Sugar is unchanged. There were exported during
the week from Havana and Matanzas GO, GOO boxes.
and 1900 hhds. of which $4,000 boxes were to the
United States Freghts-Shippers refuse to charter
dull at 50 % q 10 so. Lard at 2O2 a 2lc in kegs
Lumber in demand. Potatoes steady at "a Is a IS.
LONDON, July 16-11.3o A. M Consols 9lk for
money and account.
american securities-U. S. 5-2O's 1862, s5i; do
shares u. llino's Central shares LOG. Atlantic Il
LIVERPOOL, July 16-l1. 80 A M.-There il great
MAR; sales 1000 bales; Mddlng uplands 9Id: Mid
ding Orleans 9sd. California Wheat lis; Red West
ern Wheat 90 Sd; Red Winter Wheat los 4d. Flour
2is. Corn 33s. Pork 102s Cd. Lard lis 3d.
LONDON, July 1872 P. M.-Consos 9ls tor money
and account.
American securities fiat; United States 5-20s, al
1862 at IS; do 1865 old, S5 do 1867, s5 us 104Gs
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New Yorh stock and None,

New YorA stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, July -Norninq-Gold opened at
list advanced to 1853, then fell to 1l6s, and after
wrrds went up to 116s
11O&. y
governments opened higher than last night, and
advanced per cent after call, but not much doing,
The following are the forenoon quotations:
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Domestic News.
MAHNE.
THE YACHT SDADHr

THE YACHT SPARKLE.
Especial Dispatch by the International Incl
RocKLAND, July H--YacEt Sparkle, Can't
Hull, from Portland for Mt Desert arrived
here this noon all well.