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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

ANOTHER BOLD BURGLARY.-The second
hand clothing store of Mr.. William Brown,
No. "a Federal street, was entered by burglars
some time Sunday night. The thieves entered
the yard from the vacant lot in the rear, fore
ed out half-inch iron rod which protected the
opening of the cellar window, tore away the
wire netting placed on the inside, and crawled
through the aperture which is about II by 16
inches into the cellar and gained access to the
store through trap-door in the floor How
much was taken is not certainly known, but
three good suits of clothes and number of
single garments are missing. The rogues evil
IDENTIFY took time for the goods were tumbled
and scattered and the store was found in a
state OF confusion when Mr.. Brown arrived in
the morning. We must have very bold set
of thieves in town now, as their operations in
exposed and much frequented locations show.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

The AMERICAN FIRE ExrNeu1sHEp
proprietor OF the Sea View House, at Rve
Beach, N. H., telegraphs to the agent Of H.
American Fire Extingusher in this citv III a.
one of these machines saved his house from,
destruction by fire recently, and he has order
ed more of them. HI. Taylor & Co., No. ID
Exchange, are the agents in Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
----s- MAINE.
rial of Spencer for Setting Fire to his

BANGOR, Aug 21.-The trial of A. L. Spen-
Ger, OF the firm of Lowell & Spencer, jewellers,
lor setting fire to his store commenced in the
supreme Court to-day. The principal witness
Ior the Government was David Ames, bank
Waterman, who testified to seeing the accused
ieave his store short time before the fire was
discovered and had a conversation with him,
ana mat the accused made admissions to him
sets up an abb and has several witnesses to
ms being at home at and before the time when
the conversation with Ames is alleged to have
taken place.
Camp Meeting.
The Methodist Camp Meeting at the Wes-
leyan Grove, Northport, commenced to-day
with large attendance. 1t will continue
through the week.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

MORE BURGLARIEs.-The Maine Central
Railroad freight depot on East Commercial
street was entered by burglars on Sunday
night and quantity OF tobacco and raisin,
stolen. The shop of Thomas M. Glendenning,
on Union street. was also robbed of lot of
paint brushes the same night. An attempt
was made to enter number of houses on
Cum berland street, west of Franklin, but the
noise aroused the inmates and there was a
vigorous call for the police. Meantime the
rascals escaped. This thing is getting too
common for comfort or profit, and the police
ought to remonstrate AGAINST snch nracticAs
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Laste evening
as the mixed train from Augusta for Portland
was approaching Yarmouth Junction James
Mitchell, of Deering, brakeman, while at
tempting to PASS from the engine to the saloon
Car in the rear, accidentally fell from the top OF
the cars. He was missed soon AFTER and the
Grain ran back about two miles, and he was
found in the ditch by the side Of the track
dead. His death was probably instantaneous
The body was taken up ON the recommends
ton of physician who was called and brought
TO ms fathers house, near the Woodford's Cor
ner station. The body showed no bruises.
Coroner Hall was directed by the County At
torney to hold an inquest, and he will empan-
mel jury for that purpose this morning.
Young Mitchell was son of Capt. William
Mitchell, for SO many years conductor on the
Portland & Kennebec Railroad. He was
ABOUT 70 years of age, and this was his first
Trip as brakeman on this train. The many
friends OF the family will sympathize with his
parents In their sudden bereavement.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

PERSONS having Library books stamped j.
b. Lucas or w. ID. Robinson are requested to
return them to my store Immediately and
save further expense. J.B. LUCAS,
augI8th-2t -u 90 Exohonoa G.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

MEssRs. LOWELL & BRETT have never been
SO BUSY with wedding cards as at the present
time. They frequently have fifty new plates
IN process at time. Their latest STYLE which
meets general favor, is reduced old English
letter devoid of ornament, with monogram, re-
duced, printed in dark tint, the package con-
sisting of two cards and billet in an oblong
envelope. Messrs. Loring. Short & Harmon,
under the Falmouth Hotel, are the agents.
ouoO1st-1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

A dispatch to the Russian Legation at WASH
ing announces the sailing from Cronstadt of
the Russian imperial fleet with the Grand
Duke. Alexis and suit for New York Sunday
noon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

MRS. INADVERTENTLY highly successful
Clalrvoyant Physician will leave Portland,
Aug. oath, for Bridgton, where she can be
found at the Bridgton House for ten DAYS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

MAINE HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-The cars will
leave Bath on Thursday for the excursion to
fenaqaid at O'Clock, a. M, and the boat
leave Damariscotta at Sand will return from
Pemaquid at pm. Fare for the excursion bv
rail or boat $1.5O. Should the day be stormy
the meeting will be held the first fair day.
-F -tz- r.a e. E. BOURNE,
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
jy8f DEvENs & Co., 10 Free st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
AUCTION SALES
Furniture, Carpets, &c, at Auc-
tiOn.

I'm TUESDAY, Aug 22d, at ten A NJ we shan
~ Sell the furniture IN hvuse 12S Spring ST. consisi
ing in part OF Parior SUIT in black walnut and hair
cloth; Brussels Carpet, Lounge, Secretary Dining
Chairs Extension Table, Click. Refrigerator, Cur
Bed, Excelsior aud Husk Mattresses superior Cook
Stove, together with the entire Kitchen furniture
aulNd +. o. BAILEY x Co.. Auct'rs
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

CoNsUMPTIoN.-"I find that in Incipient
Consumption and other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPoPBosPHITEs has done wonders In re-
storing persons suffering from the effects of
Dyptheria, and the cough following Typhoid
Fever, prevalent in this region, it is the best
remedial agent have ever used.
tt-a 10 EDWIN CLAY, M. D.
Pugwash, N. s., Jan. IA, 1868"
o.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

F. o. BAILEY & Co. sell this forenoon at 10
o'clock the furniture in house No. 1928 Spring
street. Further PARTICULAR in auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
LADIES' Look O1t tor the
JAPANESE PRESENTS !
CITY HALF
Friday & Saturday Evenisag,
August 25th, 4 Goth,
AT THE RETURN OF THE
SATSUMAS
Royal Japanese
TROUPE.

Prior to their departure for home. The last OPP
portunity to see these
Great Star Artists.
Grand matinee for Ladies' and Children on Satur-
day afternoon. Price OF admission will be only %
cents, to all parts of the house.
Evening usual Prices. Admission IS cts Reserv-
ed 90 cts. tor sale days in advance at Halves &
Cragin's Music store. ExSl sazSs.
Doors open at Z; commence at 8.
ii. SCHUHMAN, Director,
aug17td II. DAVIS. JR.. Business AGENT.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

Boys CLOTHING just received; large lot
all new. AT J. Burleigh & Co.'S, 81 Middle
Strnat
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

Portland to Chicago and return, all rail, good
until Nov. list. ........... ..........,,,,, $4,000
Portland to Chicagoor Milwaukee and return
via Sarra steamers, good I'm il Nov. LIST . 34,O0
Portland to Detroit and return, good for 30
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, good tor
~ days Observation-Disclosures. 2500
Portland to Montreal and return, good for 20
days .............. ...... ................ 1900
Portland to Montreal and return, via Quebec,
good for 20 days. ............ 100
Portland to Quebec and return, good for 20
days. ........ ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 1900
Portland to Gerham and RETURN good for p
days. ........-.. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Portland to Brompton Falls and return 1900
Portland to Sherbrook and return. ......... II so
Portland to Island Pond and returu,... skO
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, via Bos-
ton, New York. Sound Steamers returning
by Toronto, Montreal and White Mountains
all RAIL- $500
Do do returning via Royal Mail Steamers 3SO0
Tickets via Sarna Steamers
Portland to Chicago or Milwaukee, frst-class,
including State Room and Meals. ........,,, 1910
TICKETS at lowest rates to Chicago, 81. Louis ST
Paul, Omaha, California, and all points West, by
either New York, Boston or Montreal.
PulIman's Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars
Trunk Railway.
For further information aud Tickets apply at any
OF the principal ticket offices IN New England, at the
Depot in Portland, or at
d. H. BLANCHARD'S, oppo. Preble House,
No. 2S2 Congress street, Portland, Me.
VIM. FLOWERS, Eastern Agent,
june12dtt Bangor. Me
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Aug N.-In the New York
Yacht Club race for the challenge cup, from
Fort Adams to Block Island and return, this
afternoon, the Sappho came in first, but time
allowance gives the cup to Capt. Lopers Mad
ole
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
ne Legislaiu re.

The next Legislature of Kentucky will stand
as follows:-House, 80 Democrats and 1S Re-
publlcans; Senate, 35 Democrats and Repub.
The Courier Journal publishes tomorrow a
letter from Cincinnati correspondent. which
says that a rumor prevails there that Gen.
McCook. Democratic candidate for Governor
of Ohio, will be compelled to Withdraw from
the ticket, as he has already done from the
ranged and that mis- late speeches gave color to
this report 1t further says that should NC
Cook withdraw an effort will be made to in
duce Gen. Ewing to take his place.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

The trade supplied with Flower Pots by
aug19-2t. KENDALL & WHITNEY.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FLY SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street, for so cts
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
Little Chebe0gMe,
On Wednesday. Aug. ord instant

A competent and experienced committee have
maue provisions to make this p. one of the most
ENJOYABLE Pcnics OF the The place chosen ia
gIeaut,tul and the sail down the harbor among the
s, ahns with their picturesque scenery on board the
oh,o anu commodous steamer Charles Houghtou
ta 9r the occasion, alone OF sufficient in,
the no large numbers to avail themselves OF
Raymoud,s a nu enjoyment the day will afford
Dancing u VIII iurhlsn music for
DE-, 5bs Swngs Foot Balls &c, will be provided in or
joyment. mo vi ner lavorite en-
An ample supply of choice refreshments will he for
sa,e, anu served out by careful and exper;epced
an unlimited quantity OF ice water will be
Tickets 80 cents; children rs cents; TO he had ot
the usual places and on the wharf the day of arc,r
sion. The ste amer will leave Union Wharf punctn
ally at and 10 A M, aud PM
Returning at 80 and 6 80 p M au1atd
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. IT,.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. IT,
GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
LIKE "QUAKER's GUNS Artificial teeth are
of little use and easily detected. Take care OF
the real ones. All you need is fragrant Sozodont
use it daily and your teeth will be the last Of
natures gifts to fail you. INV
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22


LOUISVILLE, Aug. 21.-F. j. Gilbert, Kelsey
Cox and William Gillian were brought before
the United States Commissioner to.day
CHARGED with being parties to the late all eyed
Ku Klux outrages in Estell county, and we're
sent to iail in default of $25,OOO bail each Gil
bert is said to be captain of one of the KIN
Kiux companies, and a leading man in the or
ganizatiOn in that section
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

TRY the DOLLAR REWARD SoAP," in the
bath, it leaves the skin cool, smooth and soft,
and once used, you will never do without it
Tor this purpose.
For sale by CHAs. MCLAUGHLIN & Co.,
Portland
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

weather RepOrt-Aug. 21-l2 p. Nj.
war Department Signal Service u. s. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.

AT AUCTION.
nN THURSDAY Aug oath, at 10 a. m ash.i, A..
~ furniuee in house No IS Hish 81 We snau the
part Of Parlor SUIT in and Hairco h. Taiess,r IN
% WI ingram anu ply Carpets, Marble ton TabIs
pWS want Chamber Furniture, Cook Stove, Kiteheu
au2ltd +. o. BAILEY Il Co. Auct,rs
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
DIRECT LINE
FOREST CITY.

FOREST CITY,
Will take the place OF the Steamship Carlotta till
further notice, leaving Calls Wharf
Every Saturday, mt p. M.
Returning leaves Pryor's Wharf, Halifax,
5.- Every Tuesday mt p. M.
Cabin Passage s. 90. Meals and State Rooms Ex-
ira.
Excursion tickets good till September 9TH, $40 co.
The Forest City has large and commodious State
Rooms and splendid Cabin accommodations, and af-
lords the most convenient and comfortable as well as
quickest route to Halifax
The trip on August 26th, will make
GRAND EXCURSION
To the Great Boat Races.
The return trip being postponed from Tuesday till
Thursday evening" August 3lst atfordiDg a delight
fui Ocean Excursion, and giving an opportunity
to witness the Grand Aquatic Carnival.
For further particulars apply to l.. BILLINGS,
Atlantic Wharf or
JOHN PoRTEoUs, Agent.
aug11 If
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

= Chairman Of the Committee.
May q, 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug 2l-Morninq.-Geld 1f2s0112I,
Tue following are the forenoon quotations OF Gov
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
DIED.

ALZAMORA-fn' BROOKLYN. Weinesiay. 2s cholera
inntum Lou.a Baly daughter Juan
aged year, months 20 dsys.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited i,nd
the fuera on Friday 2b from The SOrh Boned Church.
r,Csrmoutaye., near VI rle-ave, AZ O'Clock p n
BERRY-Ai WashiB gton ghy Aag - Andrew Berry sget 50
from tse residence Of BE oninw. Mr. Valentine Oueiun'-i fnd.
fhy.unth-st Tnhave Friday August za at ococA
pIKEMlN-At Harlem Monday momug The 2 irst H. Mason
kemsn agei47 of Rev W ii. DhsL-n.
o the family invited % steod
his funeral james W. T. Church ~ sui
One hundred Thursday afternoon AZ 10
oesk BIZ remains viii be taken N0odswu for aenIeni,
The Conpson. Of Sylvan Chapter Na S2 R. A. w., hereby
summobe % attend the funeral Of our aie excellent Compano ~
~ ' A. y BR0CKWAY H. p.
McGAYOu Te.y evening August 1874 Isaac McGay ,se %
The atye al friends u family respectfully invited attend
~ his late residence 81 Eas' Sevenynn1 sI On
Friday, Aaglst I5, at oc.ocE . IA
MOORE A. Yokers sunday. ~ 1871 Logss Clay vile II
Tlom second daughter n the late Neh"a carroll
Re svs and friends family invited % attend aeI net o
THURSDAY August O'Clock al he First P'eslte-an
Csnsh Yonser all be- In s,tenilEc at TIE lonses
arrival of he O'Clock tar rm lmf'eii Tie feuans
viii be taken Il Greenwood Cemetery Friday morning.
sNlTH-At Harlem Tustay, 22i last, Jhn Slh aged Sd
Tie ls and re- strves Of family members Of fe A,ns NJ
specially funeral the Aliens. NJ !. 'agfeb,
Oh Friday afternoon, AZ Ociocs.
wAGESEROn TUESDAY morning q John Jacob eos Of
Jacob aid MARY Wageler agei 3 eto
Fourth
Broosiyu T. D. Fr4ay. August 25 al 2:Jo O'Clock p q.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE STATE OF TEADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS


CHc,oo Aug n Flour demand g, bolie- srm wh..,.s,
r ~ Augt ~ ~ ier septemhr IN the aiterpoo I 4
81 August SfgI9t O7i ser sspterrh.r Con .e,s
caster; 30 2Nirsd so seller Sep,eh~T
S6 0F7c. elT Auggt seller
Oat. ie No gic Ryc weak Brs iui saA
declining No sprirg So. Weesy steady 3 Mes
and unsettled SlZ G0s2 ~ essh 2 20 seller September
Iiog declined lOai5c tiasi CO. Cattle .rly seiy. s3sst q
Peghts artv- Corn % Bpfsb 81 kpt+a(OD bss Foar
bush Wheat 25 busb Corr 5000 bush O. q o0 bs Ave-
and sOO hash BarIer. ShpmeutssD bh. Foar,
Wheat 30 600 bush Corn. t0c BUSH OAt 1000 taA RE 3s
bush Barley. and 800 Hogs
I0r,vILyg Arg crcfed ani priss
grades sdvpnel; sses Is d 8anns mail gluo,s
gher; Miduug IylsuIs lsic Flour dulf Lrn Family - o.
gam guirt Wheat srivs ~ l0n ~ ~ M thp> Com Var,
6O6sc from Oats. a., from store kye o. aulSaL
Proysons-Sms order demand. noa tc1s n rouai & Ass
por orders Bic0n>1nues ~ Gear RI Aes.
4c Clear sides 7l packed Bsf Haus uD'aasud L@ni 1of~
Whisky declining ,.1,.,- M, ,
changed srpt of Rrr rsie which Sspotno
Winter - 5Oa l5 Winter - p Double EEfl ~ %
FAMILY Winter 45U46 WHEAT spene 6rm bat e'os dull Ss
4 Rel In elevator ~ o. No Bed. ~ ~ No. = y: Iofb-
Demand gooi prices. offerings snai rel &c le'ps. W.
Wh,e 4aJO sacked sales Of buk pure terms OatDeusnd
ir and market 6un; Mixed. track ksst - L'gs ~Ji -
warehouse 3za3c sacked maze BsIeDenani beit hler'
arm No Surng Csc No Fan. 101l2e. Rye doll and IN
changed Prime 52 WHISKY stedyi ss Tobacco gpsi s ay
emo and Bagnng unchanged Mes Pork hur ~ @eis bao"a
DernsJ seys. prices advanced Sls1drs t Gear hb heS
Tta-lc Clear sides 7a8c Bulk MessbOudes, o o coshiJ
Cattle quiet steady; Texan and laliIa u GfI % Nnys
81 rs Hogs-5J ~ 80 Rceipt-ISO O0ia F0aI SV"
bush. Wheat 600 bush. Corn, 1900 busn OhA a, o.. A.
DETROIT, Aug RNheA dull aId lecauBi hhE' ~ - W.
White, oil 20; No , DO, : Ii AM e. n e.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE BUFFENBAEGER CASE.

CotUyprs, Aug. 23-In the Bufenbarger
. % iav the testimony before the Coroner failed to
h,,,, out any thing new. Elijah Peterson. nephew OF
pueenbarger. was examined ss TO the frequency
Of M Coburn's visits to Mrs. Bufenbargtr
H. No. an uncertain witness in regard 20 h!s
r.oo,lectious; he thought colbur there perhaps
,,,e wear: on one occasion Bnntnbarger said Cobprn
MR. 10 b. there weeks TO write history of the
b bud not say that Colbmns visits were Objectionable
70 Buenberger on the crosse he said he had
W . nt any money 10 assist the prose
~, IT, ~ ms case. Mr. Harrison asked him II Dr. Van
,r.VtsT ~ W had nos called his atteuti0n 10
- - n,nedf. that would accrue to him II
NJ Cnhnrn should be hanged or imprisoned In the pen
,ptr,,rv Aud her children proved 10 be bastardS He
J,.d tLnt he "d did not rccollect any such chat
r., f,ily came the coBclusi0nthat something OF the
KIND hud been slld ., ,,..-,-.,
Nrs Crpho- Pancake. another witness, h1d been int
-. vrn sir- Iurci pPrsrfi firs tuueHb ger nat
tod ReJ thai COlbug0 Same to sec her twice.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

,.,-otcn is being ma lc, or The election Is GONG
cne .,, be purpose of intimdatng voters = l"Lu
on anu hcu IA anv such gathering, comp hauOh vi I
oeh, a., 1sEp place In county, u shaIl ne Plo.s
eSu Ro same il for said purpose ot lnuuluallus -
lat M INT be alleged tN such persons hs ,uc
WIN ,hsrenf and peace officers, state guard anu VI ,,eT
Sy In uch county directed 10 dlsp,r 81 - not
s 1royided however, that in this regulation ls,ety
te56cd 20 interfere with persons peaceaby anu ~ Their
sitinS at the registration Office or at the pouS '0
turn 70 register or vote. ,,-... or intoxicating
An sale barter giving away LIQUORS on ~ n dur
drinks al the county seat, or Wlthln TWO anrng the
DC the time the election is going on et acf ap-
a., or tbe night is strictly forbidden by sau sausr5 and
Sved Aug is 1870 and peace officers SltV tbis reg
Vi,ts are drected 10 arrest persons 20
ston and 10 hold them he dealt VIII abIishments
isv and are further directed % close s,rcd or given
where such LIQUORS OF drinks are sOiu' O"i
away. -. 0r deadly weapons or any
1escIption unless 10y peace ohOe s the GoycrnOr is
it an duty as such by orders iating This recIl-
I ~ ~ iiddtp and al persons 70 yp
I, Ion n,Hst he arrested and dean WIN
provided in such case. r,.oS nv said act, approved
D. ie 20 sect,on 25 hereby assumes cnlhuanu lo
aug TO- ~ election Of all peace Oters III lhe Stae'
sA3 and their deputies, ana CITY OF doWh
and their deputies, ana those Otcers
loo IT, % diyeted 10 place themselves under lhe GlIeo-
sre hevn aicer DESIGNATED to be designated by the
non W % sset forth Ia clrruar orders from this mead
nj 10 aid him In enforcing these regulations
ga tba laws OF this and the United states govern
dng elections 49, tJjrt.,t- -ts.nsrai ani Clief
Of Police OF Texas
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
rrN,y TIGER LOOSE IN THE STREETS.

Z
Two terrible murders were committed at
usrrisopyile cas- County IN this state Oh saturday
i, r,', sshin, a noted character and an odd bush
,a9', 9 - iirod abnrt distance from Hnrrisonyille
Went 70 town got crazy drusk ana set law aud order At
- - - ,,ilduo but without effect then went
no IVyer. oliics and shot at an old man named But
.n.' 81 ,v'tInItt effect. Subsequently he
,1s1,.T.ad The aurpss In front Of whole block OF
stores Irnniisiing hls pistol, ard passed through "a
.do =, a. sfr.st ,,hcre he found posse OF citizens,
caod v ii@ City Marshal 10 assist N arre.tne hlm II
hred into tho crowd, morally gounuls ~ ip %
Uayp,s iC1 or three shots were mere Hr' ~ -lhh
witi,1ri cderr The deparado hen walked - Huston 5
drug store where In shot hr ni"h' "a, ~ ~,
1r,d ot n me iovycr's 1fhcG ttns MN uif,i} a'Nc
Inc eya ibe bi .pIolina th0 BRAIN Ito hYel gpl ball
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Heos see Third Page
.nnyurn

Steamship PERT Gardner Domingo Aug u s,m's ih .sA
steamship james Adqer LocsToo c6sr,ton c. Aug a. WITH
mde and rass. TO Henry K. Morgan 60. 4,
to Sf faTiar 'rfim scsm.SIp ssnlIi ASS Coz
Bark Union Of Anchat Renaalt Le gtee Bay d "' e"-'
BARK Shanghas a. o. arepOO days With raOas
Brs Bismarck Londonderry, So McCaly sydney g B 70
DAYS with coal to the International Coal and Railway Co 's o.
Psga B2on Paa tts Gs Bay 70 .,sg Day. tS.s W.T." ,
with brig vabnsa for Eev.Yorh s,, -
esch Broadeeh lot Dernis Britt ST. John y b. days. WIN ~
scr g B. West Lord St John, B. 'd,, with lumber to oUsr'
Schr Mats ate " Atwood of weseeg NevcoTb BdFon PER-,
1cin passage v the Banks aud been days iron
nsT shr S1r s.TiiHs s HoSfoos Ro1dou for Boston.
scST sST M.pe. " H H har RSSa RoniOut ~ fOr Portland
sc5r ORION winet' Eli..6eRRoTt % Hariorf fi ,,o
Scsi n p Wsbb, Peaieton, Hartford
Schr NJ Hamilton. Brown, NeH-Hayen.
sSR sS5 a. RoT rowe wslPss SGRs Ss. II,ud with h to
Schr II Borden, H1dsn E1ll 5 River H. vr,.,,,,.,
so @ Rss, Isaac Ap5s,S3 sS PG " fn5t,5 % b. E5eP GT
ScST S Eva Ta-si Sherman fa Sors5l for Elnbe.Iyo-
ssIf s " Thompson Hui Ssv.Hayso Ei,sbethpoA
Hannah Backmsn, Arnold Providence FOR Philadelphia
scL Mary LIngJOu Bennett Roekan with lime to c.ndss
scSf coramsrc. Ferry Rocklaua with lime to R. Brown
schr iiearf M Lemue Jarvis, Nev.Iiiyen
sI ses5 6 Geo. F'; csS,s Ssoc cSsn PS4pa
ssST sSs & Se %lI Eg WI EG13 P19tpe s or Ps Psd
schr s. Appegate Yoik New.LoBdon for Eiabehport.
X. Dean McCOmber Taunton ioF GeotEetogn. d. o.
schr. A. G. Pesse, Hull Portland, c.
Schr. NJ. L. Dsv. DAVIS New-Iayen
echr W. I. Peck, BARGE. NorWalk.
Schr. Escort smsl, Bridgeport
schr Isshel Alberto. Tucker Providence sr Phsdephs
schr. J.. NJ Ki-sam Kisan Hartford.
Texas Champin. NOr~ich for EiLsbehpot
Schr Aids, Eoows Rockpor Mass
schr, MARY Tice. Tice, Gse Haven for EhLabehpor.
Julia Tate Tate, BRIDGEPORT
schr Crescent Lodge. Hatch, PTovitooe.
WIND-sund0gB, Light, s E cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamships China Wyoming Liverpool Alexandria for Gss
America FOR Rio JAn-o; Cleopatra for HAyanA G. w.
LORD, for Nes-Ofleaus; Georgia. for Charleston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS Aue 23Arrived bsig R. W from Gottehhug
Saied bark bimbra- sr brig Olmpss
for Sew.Yok Wm 4 Bartlett Pha-pha brig Italia. fos
James Morton fr and feet Of Passed s
Baltimore Aquidsa Rio Peter Cfere from NeSpo.
bg Henrietta Passed oat bark os
MEMORANDUM.
The .cbr Las Griffin Newport Philadelphia before
nor the Gnirop Hell Gate on b. Nrcm~ssS
brown this morning ard pu railway Astoria for repairs