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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
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The printers of Lowell, Mass, will celebrate
the anniversary of Franklin's birthday to-
morrow by supper.
The local elections at Red River have re-
suited in favor of the government.
The Associated Press says with AL sobriety
that "Bishop Doane has drawn up for use Of
congregations in the diocese of Albany, pray
ers for rain
The President told Commissioner White on
Saturday, that one part of the work of the
mission to San Domingo is to probe the matter
to the bottom SO as to ascertain if there are any
'jobs" or rascality in the scheme.
The House Committee of the whole on
Saturday adopted a bill fixing the salary Of
the Chief Justice OF the United States at 49,.
50Oand that of associate justice at SO 600 ca b.
The educational bill now before the o 1tario
Assembly is most comprehensive measure.
The chief changes are that all schools shall be
fee, and attendance compulsory. 1t is also
proposed to introduce into the school course
the study of natural history, chemistry and ag-
riculture, and to establish industrial schools.
A meeting of both wings Of the Missouri Re
| publicans on Friday night was thinly attended
and no action towards union on the United
States Senator question was taken.
Gen. Logan has been nominated for United
States Senator by the Republicans in the Ill
inois Legislature. He received SO votes to 81
| for all others
A Washington despatch says that it is the
intention of some Senators to call for the cor.
responJencs which passed between the Navy
Department and Admiral Rowan in the frs
year of the rebellion. 1t is said that the cor
respondence is damaging to the character o.
| that officer.
A convict in the Auburn Stale Prison nam
ed Pluto, has chnfessed the mureer of Mr.. Rog
ers, OF New York, Dec. 81, 1868. Rogers j
will be remembered, was killed in front of Iii
own door in some mysterious manner, an,
bvite humber have been arrested ON suspi
con OF this crime.
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The ALABAMA CLAIMS CoMMIssIoN.-Th
bill introduced into the House ON Friday by
Mr.. Burlington of Massachusetts, authorizes
the President to appoint three commissioners,
who shall meet at Washington on or be fore
April first, 1871, but who may subsequently
meet at New York, Boston or New Bedford.
They shall examine claimants apd Witnesses
under oath. All claims must be presented
within six months from the day Of the meeting,
and all claims must be decided within one
year from that time. The decision OF any two
of the commissioners shall be Anal.
The commission shall hear the counsel ap-
pointed by the government Of Great Britain.
The salary of the commissioners to be $4,000
per anuum each, and $4,000 appropriated by
the new bill to meet these salaries, and fol-
clerk hire, etc. All sums awarded by the com.
mission shall be paid by the United States
within eighteen months after the first meeting
of the commission, in twenty year bonds bear
ing FIVE per cent. interest.
The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized
| to issue bonds amounting to $20, 900 900 for thu
payment of claims which shall be known as
british bonds. Upon the presentation at the
treasury Department of The certificate O
award hy the legal holder thereof, the Secre
IaIy suail oehYer bonds to cover the large
s4oah.ss,. "a an4 ms balance shall be paid ip cur
rency OF the United States, vhereupop the hol
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FIRST MORTGAGE
Z Per CT. Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this road, are limited in
amount to $4,000 per mile (whie many roads issns
from $4,000 to siO,ooo,l and are offered at 30 and
accrued interest. in currency. About two millions
and hall Of these bonds have already been disposed
OF, leaving but small balance unsc,d which are
being rapidly taken.
The most experienced hnancleIs agree that Rirss
Mortgage Bonds, t. a limited amount, upsn q .
hnished railroad, which is well located for
business, are one OF he very safest forms of invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure a frst.class security,
based upon railroad practically done, and In the
bands OF leading capitalists who have large De-
cnnary and business interest In its success Will do
well to apply at the Office of the Company or any OF
lis advertised AGENTS, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics OF the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
Tor Central iowss at lar &c present profit, beside
handsome increase of interest for a long term OF
years. Parties making such exchange will receive
for each 81 900 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond.
and the following difference in cash ess the accned
interest In currency upon the latter bond,) and IN
annual interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices Of December 9th, 1870:
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GRAND TaUNK KAILwAY-1ee cans milk. 10 bbls
-four. car paper, do shocks, do potatoes, SO do
lumber, do bark, do clo,hespns, 1 do seed, / do
laths, do bran, do pork, do corn, do oats do
lard, do hides do sundries; shipments East, 500
bbs flour. car oil shipments to Europe, % cars Fro
visions, do -four, do ashes.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-144 cases mdse II
empty bbls., "a bags spools, go pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN-132 boxes
tn 80 ierces lard 20 bbls onions, 100 lard 80
half chests tea, 200 casks nails rs dog washboards 20
II rkins butter As bars iron, bdIs STEEL 10 kegs of
soda, 10 cases gum, piano, II empty trunks, 100
bbs pork cases and 10 bales domestics. hid hams
horses bos and bags oysters 100 pkgs to order
for Canada and up country, sospstone stoves, 10
bbs. OIL 20 pieces mai BILE, bdls s:rawbOard, Is bbs
-four. 10 coils corGage, empty casks 80 bales DOL,
bulls, 20 bdls leather, 100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

ADJUDGED BANKRUPr.-H. & E. Leveen,
clothing dealers in Portsmouth, formerly of
this city, were Saturday adjudged bankrupts
by Judge Clark Of the United States District
Court, upon the petition of their creditors.
Their liabilities are about $40 600. The most
of their creditors are in New York.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-"Broacn's Bron-
chial Troches" for Coughs, Colds, and Bron-
chial Affections now stands the first in public
favor and confidence; this result has been &C.
CURED by test of many years. Its merits and
extensive use have caused the Troehes to be
counterleted and we would caution purchasers
to be on their guard against worthless imita'
ions,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

GREAT FALLS & CONWAY RAlLRoAD.-The
extension of the Great Falls and Conway rail-
road from Union Village to West Ossipee, %
miles, will be completed IN June next. George
f. Hitchings Of this city is the contractor, and
Savage, Berry s. CO. have sub-contratt for
seven miles, The distance from West Ossipee
to Conway is II miles.
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The Star of yesterday Sunday morning
was a spirited paper. 1t contained eighteen
columns of interesting and profitable reading
matter, including the very latest intelligence
by telegraph-readable accounts from the thea.
tire of war in France, as we'll as the impor tant
points in our own country. Every family in
Portland that reads newspapers ought to have
| the Star. The cost is but trife
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RIVERSIDE ECHO AT meeting of the
stockholders OF the Riverside Echo, recently
held, j. M. Palmer, Brown Thurston, W. G.
Soule, F. N. Dow, A. j. Chase of Portland, E.
s. Hanson of South Berwick, N. F. Roberts of
Dexter and T. R. Emery of Belfast were elect
ed directors TIE Board organized by the
choice of J. NJ Palmer as President, Brown
Thurston as Treasurer and w. G. Soule as
Clerk,
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, ExPREss.-We
learn that the business on the Portland &
that our friend Daniel McDuffee is making a
good thing of it. Already a considerable
amount of business has been opened to Roch-
ester by it, and when the iron horse snorts over
the road next season, we shall see still larger
influx of business from towns east of u.s.
Rochester IN. ~ Courier.
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Commemorative are pleased to correct the
item which appeared in our colamns in Satur-
days issue in relation to the seizure on the cor.
ner of Middle and Exchange streets, on Friday
last The goods seized were malt and distilled
liquors of Mr.. Mains were taken from
the premises and the the term bursting oil
the great Mains" was not Intended to cast dis
credit upon him or his class of goods, but
harmlessly inserted as joke.
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JUDGE MORRIS PREsID'N9.
SATURDAy.-State VS.. Charles Brown. 1ntoXica-
tion and disturbance. Fined So and costs. Paid.
St1te vs.. Mains & Hooper. Search and seizure
Discontinued as to Mains. Hooper pleaded guilty
and was fined $50 and costs.
State VS.. John Cronan. Search and seizure. Fined
SEQ and Costs faid.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

FAKIR OF VIsHNU.-To-nightt the wonderful
Fakir opens at Portland Music Hall, assisted
by the celebrated MARQUETTE family. The Fa-
kris tricks are we'll worth seeing, and further
more, his presents should not fail to attract
a very large house for they are fairly distribut-
ed and of unusual attraction,
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Mr.. II. A. HALL, the we'll known rnbber
man, lately under the Falmouth Hotel, sends q
word to his Portland friends from his Boston
house. A careful perusal of it is worth while.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
To the Editor OF the Press.

To the Editor Of the Press:
SIR:-The intelligent writer of the Religious
News of this morning is entirely mistaken in
representing me as having assumed the respon-
sib'e editorship Of forthcoming publication.
Be SO kind as to insert this in your Mondays
issue and oblige,
Yours most respectfully,
J.J. CARUTHERs.
100 Cumberland St., Jan. IA, 1871.
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ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
Among them tho genuine originals by the follow
ing eminent artists; Duchesne, Alfred de Dreux.
Boucher, Isabey, and
NALYATOR ROSA.

Al the same time the Dining Room, Chamber and
Kitchen furniture in the servants department.
The residence will be open for the exhibition OF
the furniture, &C., on Monday and tuesday, jim.
3Otb and 3tst, 10 L. 1t Is yeiy natural hat
very large number of persons should visit the
house out OF mere curiosity, without any intention
of purchasing AMI no appreciation tor the rare gems
TO be Sc 10 therefore, that crowd may not be too
great, 1t Is necessary TO issue tcke,s without ch
persons cannot visit the house. Tickets can be had
by applying in person TO the Auctioneer, FRANK
A. LEONARD, office &C Winter street.
Catalag des tat 90 cents pecej will be ready ten
da,s before the sale. dec o4-S&W1A
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Don't forget that the tickets for the Thomas
Concerts can be procured at Stockbridge's 156
Exchange street.
We learn that the Grand Trunk railroad is
to be laid with steel rails its entire length.
1t is said that in some sections of this city
there is water famine, people actually suffer-
ing where there is no Sebago, or it is supplied
only partially. As general thing, however,
we should judge that there was a very good
supply of water.
Messrs Fred Storer and Samuel Rumery
with their families have gone South for the
winter.
A tine amateur dramatic performance is to
come of at Union Hall, Yarmouth, tomorrow
night, for the benefit of Loring's Brass Band
A. Robinson, under the Falmouth Hotel, has
received the Heather Chnee'' illustrated,
published oy the Western News Co. in five
cards, each card containing one or two verses
of the famous poem, with an illustration that
delineates the meaning and spirit OF the verse
to perfection.
The weather on Saturday morning was mild
and spring-lke, the mercury indicating SO ,.
The heavens We're clouded over in the after
nooh, ohu ouhody was ioSSy ouu iaibyJ tho
mercury indicating "a at9 A. NJ.
In the Supreme Court Wednesday William
G. B. Stickney, recently of Boston, was admit
ted to practice in all the courts of this State
We learn that a new daily stage line has
been put on the route from Fryeburg to Lowell.
MIR. Dean Wiley is the proprietor of this new
route, which now connects with the Portland
81 Ogdensburg road, rather with the Frye-
burg and Baldwin STAGE
The refusal of the Kreutzer Club to sine in
the proposed series of popular CONCERTS. makes
it inn possible 10 conclude the arrangements al
present: but we understand that neeotiations
are going on with a famous Quartette Clul
FROM Boston, with hope of getting them to
make up.the proposed number of entertain
ments.-Stdr.
d Officer McCausland, Of the Poston police
arrived here in the clock train Saturday at
ternoon, and went back in the o'clock train
taking with him J. P. Townsend, who ba'
been arrested here for swindlng Boston mer
chants.
THERMoMETRIcAL.-C Corner Of Fore and In
dad Streets-Suroay Jan. 8th.-712 a. m.
clear; wind N N. W., mercury deg. above
q 2 p M, overcast, mercury 10 deg. above.
Monday, Jan. &c 3-4 a. m. mercury deg
Tuesday Jan. 10-7 a. IN. mercury deg
above; "a p m. IA deg. above, clear; win'
N. W.
Wednesday, JAN IL 6 and a. m. clear
o p m commenced to rain
thursday, Jan. 12-7 2 a. NJ. mercury 2
deg. above; l IL D. m. 80 deg. above
,HrloaE,, Jan. 13-7-a. NJ. mercury 81 deg
ABOVE; IL tnoon) SO deg. above.
Saturday, Jan. 14-61-2a. m. mercury 8
Deg. above lalmost clear; IL (uoon). AZ deg
above.
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der of the certificate shall surrender the same.
The Secretary of the Treasury shall sell at par
amounts in currency. A copy of the bill when
it passes, is directed to be furnished to the
British povarnment
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HON. DAVID SEARS
died to-day, aged SO.
AMERICAN SHIPPING.
OPPOSITION TO SENATOR WILSON.
TELEGRApuIC ITEus.

senator Patterson and Representative Shell.
eon are in New York examining into the af-
{atrs OF the custom house in that city, agreea-
pty 10 the provisions OF a resolution of Con
steamer Barracuda, of Gloucester from Bal
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THE THOMAS CONCERTS is hardly neces-
sary for US to call the attention of our readers
to the fact that on Thursday and Friday even
ings next the splendid orchestra of Thodore
Thomas will give two concerts in this city.
The tickets will be for sale on and after to-day
at Stockbridge's, 156 Exchange street, and We
would suggest the propriety Of securing seats
as early as possible, especially is this the case
with parties residing out Of town and we
would also suggest that arrangements be made
with the several railroads SO that everybody
may have a chance, that desires, to hear the
finest instrumental music in the country.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
NEY.REN CHINA.

Tea Set, presented 10 Marie Antoinette by the CT,
OF Pars, purchased in Paris IN 1S4S Four Chairs
covered with fine tapestry each bearing in the back
medallion Of Sevres, portrait OF beauty OF the
French Court; Secretary, light wood with Sevres
medallion representing the Toilet OF VEINS; Jewel
Case, gilt, bronze and Sevres large ornament for
BILE; vase OF blue Sevres, exquisteiy sha ped ana
between gilt jes; ornaments in DESIGNS Of Cupids
Medallions OF Sevres each portrait OF beaucy of
the Court OF Louis XIV, and mauy other ornaments
and rare pieces OF this beautiful and exquisite China
very old Maoliea and other China
Also the yery valuable
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

The ilibuster steamer Florida cleared in bal
last from New York for Halifax on Saturday.
It is rumOred that she will take cargo Of
arms aud amppnition for Cuba, which had
been forwarded secretly to Halifax.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

A verdict for $4,000 damages was given in
Circuit Court to-day against the Richmond
and Qanyille railroad for 600 boxes Of TOBACCO
destroyed at the depot ip Danville by q band
Of struggling confederates two weeks before
the surrender Of the town.
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VIRGINIA.
SENTENCED TO DEATH
IEPORTANT VERDICT.

RIcHMoNp. Jan. 14-Woody Rufin, col.
ored convict in the penitentiary has been sen.
fenced to be hanged on the 9th of May fol
killing one Of the prison guards.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
==--- =
SECOND COURSE.
Prof. Hebbard, M. 3D..
Will commence his second course of lectures in
CONsGREiSiS HILL


ssOndoy 4 vening. January 16ii.
and continue as advertised with the tolloslas SUB
ect: Monday evening ,JaauaIy Is h, On the Il ain
and Nerves; Causes and cure OF Nervous diseases;
influence OF Education Healtb Long i'ie. e.c.
Tuesday Evening, JmnuaTy l7ih,
On the Heart Causes and Cure OF It's diseases; Cir
cuiatlon OF the Blood. etc.
Thursday Evening, January 10Th,
On the Organs IF the Senses, Eye, Ear Nose ard
their Diseases; Causes and Cure OF Cat arb. etc.
Monday Evening" Jnnnnry 23d,
On the Temperaments Character; Beauty OF E,-
preston and It's Guilty. itiOn Influence OF Srnlipbt
on Health, etc.
Tuesday Evening, yanuary 24th,
"Three Told Culture"
Thursslay Evening, Jaauas y. 2Gth,
To LADIES ONLY On Maternity, and the Influence
OF Mothers on the Character oi their Children.
Friday Evening, January 25ih,
To GENTLEMEN ONLY.-Cn the origin of Lille, and
the Laws OF He. editary Descent-"Like Father,
Like Chiid.''
Single admission, 20 cents; Course Tickets adults
Is cents, scholars, 80 cents. Will q ready at the
Hall, SATURDAY and Monday afternoons
GB-Private Lectures 80 cents.
Doors open al Z, commencing at 1-2 O'Clock.
Prof HEBB ARD, NJ D.. and his partner, DR.. r.
Y. Heboard who has enjoyed unusual fa,Ilites In
Witnessing the practice IN all The urge Hospitals OF
America, may still be consulted OCCASIONALLY at
Iner looms, No. II and No. 20 U. S. HOTEL. tom
va. IN 10 4 p. NJ daily, upon all diseases
SURGI jAL OPERATIONS
performed with neatness and despatch, and with
the least possible amount of pain. jn1std
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Il uxiness Notices.

The New York University Medicine is max
ing more cuIes than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress ST. Ad-
vice Tree. P.Staples, agent. tt.
L. ID. MURRAY, corner of Middle and Hamp-
shire strcets.iis prepared to furnish Freeman's
oysters to order. ;anad.n
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ANOTHER RAILROAD FIGHT.
mASAAOHUSE TTs.
THE FIGHTER TESTIMONIAL IN BOSTON.

1A1 4GOh1 bh 1Eo11MONlAG IN BOSION.
Boston, Jan 14.-The Fechter testimonial
at the Globe Theatre this evening passed off
with much apparent enthusiasm, Miss Leclercq
sharing largely in demonstrations made be-
tween the acts. Mr.. Cheney resumed the con-
troll OF the theatre to-day, and the rehearsal for
next Mondays performance, which at one
time threatened to widen the breach between
the proprietor and manager, took place, in
Guiding the presence of Mr.. Wallack, this fore
noon. The pieces performed this evening were
mhuy Bias" and "A Sheep in VOLTS Clothing"
Ihey were given in q manner which drew fire.
quent plaudits, though Miss Leclercq evident
~ suffered from her recent accident. The au-
dience was very large one, but did not in-
clude so many notables as the attendants had
evidently been led to expect. Two stands of
beautiful flowers, including necklace for Miss
teclercq and set of sleeve buttons for the re-
tiring manager, accom- panied by complimenta-
ry notes, We're passed to the stage between the
acts IN the first piece, and the beneficiary made
graceful and manifestly heartfelt eau revoir''
before the curtain,
HON. DAVID SEARS
died to-day. aged 49,
AMERICAN SHIPPING.
:, Resolves were offered in the Massachusetts
Senate to-day and referred to the committee
on Military Affairs, urging Congress to extend
Tellef TO tue American shpbuilding interest.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr.. Bliss, of the firm of Morton, Bliss & Co.,
new York, has been elected President of the
Union Pacific railroad in place of Cakes A mes,
OPPOSITION TO SENATOR WILSON.
;. caucus was held this afternoon of Repub.
l.ean and Labor Reform members of the Legis-
i EM,i opposed to the re election of Senator
wilson. There being but few present, an ad
lOurnment was made till Monday afternoon.
me republicans generally will hold caucus
monday afternoon in relation to the Senator
question. It is stated that there is a stropg
msyement IN favor of Mr.. Dawes, many mem
eers regarded in favor of Mr.. Wilson declaring
Willingness to vote either for Mr.. Dawes or
ior Secretary Boutwell,
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CITY AND VICINITY,

ER- Our advertising patrons are requested to sem
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. Id
rertisements to appear Monday morning should o
sent in Saturday. mo. Sunday
tB- Free Religious. Notices must be sent in q
early as Friday noon.
New Advert SC mems Tc.ray.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries, &c.. F. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hos:etter's Stomach Bitters.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Dramatic Entertainment. Friday Evening
Social Assembly. =. Tuesday evening"
Portland Band Concerts.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Caution Edward Libbey
PortIan, and Rochester Rail Road.
Rubber Boots and Shoes. Hall.
Rent Wanted.
Nom ident Taxes. j. Newman.
Allan Line. :. Steamship Prussian.
House for sale. james & Williams
Portland Savings Bank. 80. Frank Moves.
Flour Barrels Wanted. Eagle Sugar Refinery.
Dissolution. Wheeler, Read q Small.
Dog Lost.
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WARRINGTON.
THE SAN DOMINGO MISSION

THE SAN DOMINGO MISSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE commissioners
to Dominica will not receive elaborate instruc-
lions from the President as the business with
which they are intrusted is particularly set
forth in the JOINT resolution authorizing .heir
appointment. OF course they will make their
report to the President. The commissioners
have telegraphed to Howard, Yale, Cornell
aud Rochester university aud consulted with
Prof Henry of the Smithsonian Institution for
the purpose OF making up staff of bli ght, Wig
orous, able young scientific men 10 join the
commission as mineralogists, biologists, botan-
lists and mining engineers, and have requested
them to be on hand Monday next at the Astor
House, New York.
At request of the San Domingo commiss-
ion Prof. VIM. P. Blake, formerly Of California
has been appointed geologist and m;neraloeist
OF the commission.
THE cHARPENNING CLAIM.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IT,. The Post master Gen.
denies anytraud on part OF Post-ofice Depart
ment of Charpening claim. In accordance with
joint resolution passed by Congress last July
evidence was carefully examined and the
claims settled on basis fixed by Congress,
than that demanded.
g. ILLNESS OF ADMIRAL PORTER
Admiral Porter was stricken with pleurisy
on Friday night last and was confined to his
bed until late hour this evening. He is now
better and entirely out of danger.
NEW YOKM.
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, jan. l-Steamship Riga from
Shanghai September 9, and ship Mikado from
the same port August 81, both with tea for
New York, the former by way of Suez Canal,
| and the latter by the way of Cape Good Hope,
arrived yesterday.
All but five of the shoe manufacturers of this
| city who suspended ON account of the Girls
ninS' atrikn taVa resumed wntk llv
| cediDg to the Crispins' terms. One hundred
| strikers are still idle.
Hugh J. Hastings of the Commercial Adver-
| tiser yesterday sued the propretors OF the New
| York Express for libel in publishing his aft
| davit from Albany nearly thirty years ago AMI
| which he claims is forgery.
| The steamer City of Buenos Ayre, cleared
| for Falmouth yesterday with $443,OOO worth of
| lie. This is the 14th cargo shipped from this
| port. The total value is $1,000 900. Other
| vessels are loading.
ANOTHER RAILROAD FIGHT
| New YORK, Jan. Is The Supreme Cou,
| on Friday in Rochester gave its decision con
| firming the report of the Com sioners in the
| Suspension Bridge and Erie junction case.
| permitting the Erie company to complete the
| line from Buffalo to Niagara Falls SATURDAY.
| night the Erie railroad company run engines
| off the track at the Intersections to prevent
Erie laying the necessary rails and frogs. Erie
| working parties went in force to-day and re-
moved the distractions. They operated under
| instructions to complete the line during the
| night.