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Domestic Markets.

NEW York, Jan. 1s-Evening.-C 1c higher
sales 1885 bales; Mddling uplands 2lsc Flour quiet
hoop Ohio IS a TO- Western 90 Co. Southern Isp
SO a so. Wheat little more active sales As 600
bush; No Spring at 81 q So; No at SO a So
sales 71000 bush; new Mixed Western at ~ "a FAC
afoai old do 7Se do. Oats dull and heavy; sales 16,
goo bush at "a g 56c. Beefquiet Pork steady; new
at 99 9sc. Butter firm. wbiskey frmer and more
active at 80 g 9lc closing firm at the latter price
&c; refining o. SCI Havana 81 a SIC. Coffee firm
Rio l9} q 2llc. Molasses steady; New Orleans 45 a
53c Naval Stores-Spirits Turpen;ine quiet and firm
at 693 70c Rosin dull and heavy at 60 for strained
Petroleum dull crude 134 a 13lc refined 23l a 23Ic
Tallow steady at a. 9sc.
Freights to Liverpoollower; Cotton per steamer ID
e sd. ''' - ''''''-' y : ''N' =
CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Flour unchanged. Wheat dull
and shade lower; No Spring 26t q q; No 2 do
1 223 No do 1 131 a 1 H. Corn dun and a shede
lower; No Mixed 46gc: rejected $50. Oats dull and
unchanged; No. 2 at 32ac. Rye unchanged; No2 at
67Ae. Barley dull and shade higher No. Spring
dull and a shade lower; sales $50 terces. Hams i'm
picklg a sc. Green Meats declined 1c. Bulk meats
4 40; dressed dull at so. Whiskey steady
Receipts-3OoO bbls four IL 900 bush wheat 49, 900
bush corn oats, 2OOO bush rye 900 bush
sbipments-20oo bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat, 81,
900 bush corn 1000 bush oats 1900 bush rye, 5000
bush barley, 1000 hogs
ClNNisNAlls ic.-forK uull at 10 w. Laru
firmer at So "a &c. Bulk Meats drooping held most
y at 5ic for shoulders and 81 a 6c for Sides but the
sales We're at &c for shoulders and &c for sides fully
cured. Bacon quiet and weak; shoulders Gle; sides
u q 7sc. Live Hogs dull and dropping at rs "a 60
receipts $500 head. Whiskey lower at SIC.
ToLEDQ, Jan. 1s.-Flour unchanged Wheat dull
and a shade lower; extra White Michigan 575; Am
Der do l 46; No Red i5; No 2 do / 40. Corn dull
and Shade lower; high mixed 474c; low do 47c Vel
low 41Sc. Oats steady; No at 42c; No2 at 39Ac;
Michigan 40ac; rejected 3s!c.
CHARLESTON, Jan 1s-Cotton quiet Middling up
lands 204 a 20sc.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 1s-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands 20s a 20sc.
MOBILE, Jan. 1s.-Cotton dull; Middling uplands
at 20lc.
ding uplands 20s q 21c,
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The Spanish Foreign Minister has issued a
circular to the governors of Spanish provinces
to break up revolutionary organizations like the
internatonals. I-f ttf
Mrs. Thomas F. Burke was burned to death
Thursday. morning in Hartford, CT, by her
clothes taking fire.
The parties arrested in Boston suspected of
robbng the Great Falls Bank have been dis
charged. "a - - - =
The Maryland Legislature balloted again yes
terday without making any choice of Senator
Ihe vote was scattered more than on Wednes-
day.
A meeting will be held in New York Jan.
26th to hear the statement of Dr. Wints rela-
tive to the progress of his mission for the or
ganization of an international prison congress.
Many public men participate.
There is much excitement at Fordham Col
lege, New York, respecting the attempts to as
sassinate student named Benoit from st. Louis.
The receipts of the Russian Government the
past year exceed the expenses 100000 roubles.
& Petitions have already been sent to Theirs for
the pardon of the assassin of the German sol
der at Lunnville, who has been arrested.
Intelligence from all parts of Mexico indicate
that the revolution is fast expiring. Govern
ment successes are reported in all parts of the
country. lA i-'st
Jan. 21st will be observed by the English
churches as day of thanksgiving for the re-
covery of the Prince of Wales.
The Vermont Darymen's Association met at
Rutland Thursday and was largely attended.
The Trustees of the Maine Agricultural So
ciety voted to advertise for proposals from cities
for locating the fair for two years.
There was a quorum in the Louisiana Senate
yesterday and everything is quiet. .T
A very dangerous counterfeit $50 legal tender
I note is circulating about ST. Louis
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CITY AND VICINITY.
supreme Judicial Court.
BEFORE JUDGE WALTON.


THURsDAY.-No. 272-A. F. Dennison VS.. The
Portland Company. Writ of error to reverse judg-
ment rendered in the Superior Court upon report of
referees. The errors complained of were that the
referees being unable to agree, had without authori
ty submitted the question about which they differed
TO third person "a lawyer aud had agreed to abide
by his decision without regard whether it should
be in accordance with their own judgment or not;
and that report based on his Judgment had been re-
turned to and accepted by the Superior Court with
out any notice to the plaintiff The questions of fact
were by agreement of parties tried by the presiding
Judge without the aid of jury, aud the case was
then reported to the Law Court for the decision of the
law arising in the case.
Clifford. Symonds s. Libby.
The docket was then called over and enough
assigned to occupy the jury next week. The juries
then discharged till next Monday afternoon and
the Court adjourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock,
when cases submitted to the presiding Judge will be
In order for trial.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
AUGUSTA Jan. 18-The vacancy on Commit
tee ON Indian Affairs was filled by appointing
Senator Cole of York. .r-
Bill an act relating to preservation of Revis
ed Statutes upon amendments to which the
branches could not agree was tabled.
Bill an act relating to throwing sawdust into
Damariscotta river, was taken from last years
files and referred to the Committee on Interior
Waters.
An act relating to chap. 40, Revised Statutes
to be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Kinks moved to amend the House order
relating to general railroad law by adding;
providing they deem such a law necessary,
which was carried, and the order passed as
amended. -r-
The report on the election case in Waldo Co.,
was brought up. Mr.. Kinks asked that to-
morrow be assigned. Carried
Presented and referred-An'act to establish a
school mill fund; an act relating to free high
schools. ....t ..-...- .
Petitions, Bills and Resolues presented and re-
ferred-PetitiOns of Trustees of Limerick Acade-
my for appropriation to aid in ercting buildings
destroyed by fire; of County Commissioners of
1Ork COuuIy IOT Legislative W jail
and House of Correction; of the Trustees of the
Waldo County Agricultural Society for amend
ment of act OF Incorporation; ofaJ ames M: An
drews of Biddeford for act authorizing him to
build wharf in tide waters of Saco river; re-
solve in favor of Salmore Francis, delegate of
Passamaquoddy tribs, with credentials; an act
to incorporate the Godfrey Falls Dam Compa-
ny; of Z. j. Hall and IA others of Eoxcroft,
praying for the incorporation OF the FoXcroft
Manufacturing Co., with accompanying bill;
of Fort Point Hotel Company for act to prevent
the killing of seals within two miles OF said
Fort Point, of James NJ Andrews of Biddeford
| to construct, operate and maintain railroad
| from his quarries to his wharf in Saco River.
Orders Passed-That all matters causing de-
bate during the morning hour shall be passed
over and taken up at the expiration; that the
| Committee on the Judiciary enquire into the
expediency of amending sec 16, chapter u OF
Revised Statutes by stricking out the words
(which shall be deemed the day of rendition
| of judgment"
Passed to be enacted-An act to incorate the
Nichols mills; an act to incorporate the Pema-
quid Monumental Association; an act to incor-
ate the Yarmouth Savings Bank. Sss
The bill to authorize the Bangor and Piscata-
quis railroad company to locate and construct
branch lines came up on its passage to be en-
crossed, and Mr.. Lebroke of Foxcroft, moved il
lie on the table. He did not wish to prevent
the passage of this bill, was wiling to allow the
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BURN TT'S
STANDARD FLAyORING EXTRACTS 2
i+lHi FOR FLAyoRISG
Soda syrups, Ice Creams, Cusfards, Pics,
Blanc Mango, Jeiiies, Sauces,
r-.. Soups, GRAVES, etc.

The superiority of these Extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY AND GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more engross at
tention than the purity of the preparations wheh
are used in avoring the various compounds prepared
for the human stomach
These Extracts are tcarrdnted perfectly free frogt
the poisonous oils and acids tohich enter into the
composition Of many Of the Fictitious fruit aavors
notc in the market. They not only true to their
names, but prepared from fruits of the best quail
ity, and highly concentrated that small quantity
only need be used.
They have stood the test of eighteen years time and
competition, and are pronounced uarivalled By the
most eminent connoisseurs, proprietors Of theleadHg
hotels, and prominent dealers in the United States
and Canada. They are neatly put up in five size
-ttnpaneted bottles, holding than paneled
sizes appearing much larger. They are the best
and cheapest Fruit Extract the market affords
Their Standard quantity and quality aciU be strictly
maintained,
~ 1t is necessary in some cases for persons de-
string 'BURNETr's SUPERIOR FLAyoRING Ex-
TRACTS to insist upon obtaining them in order t
avoid many of the Fictitious brands offered becaus
Of their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.,
-t.. - Sole Proprietors, Boston
For sale by frst-class Grocers and Druggists gen.
orally. dc3sNeod
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A large number of pension bills were report
ed and passed.
The petition of the Society CT Friends that
all national disputes be referred to arbitration
instead of to the sword, was referred to the
Foreign Committee.
The Post Office appropriation bill was report
ed and made the special order for Wednesday.
1t appropriates $28, $50 including 100000
for the China mail, $15O,00O for the Brazil mail.
and $4,000 for the Sandwich Islands mail. The
pension bill was also reported. 1t appropriated
300, 4S0OOO and is made the special order for
next Thursday
"A resolution was adopted that the Printing
Committee ascertain the amount of money maid
to the Globe the past ten wears.
A report that Mr.. Braxton was entitled to the
seat from Virginia was adopted.
Adjourned
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European Markets.

LONDON, Jan. 17-5 P. M.-Consols closed at %,
for money and account.
American securities-U S. 500. 1862, 92l; do 1863
old, 934; do 1861, 93a; U. $. 10-40's 92i.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 17-5 z. M..-Cotton unchanged
Bacon SIS Sd for short rib middes.
LONDON, Jan. 17-5 p. M.-Sperm Oil % a. 96s Su-
gar 35s Cd for No. II Dutch Standard on the spot and
80 q 30s Cd afoat. $500
LONDON, Jan. 1S-11.3O A. M.-Consols at s2s for
money and account.
American Securites-U. S. 5-20's 1862 92s; do 1863
old, 93s; do 1851 934; U. S. 1O-4O's. 92l
PARIS, Jan. 1S.--Rentes 56f 55c
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1S-11.OO A. Motion un-
changed; Middling uplands 103d; do Orleans 1O3d !;
sales 1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Isl p. M.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding uplands 10ld; do Orleans 103d sales Y 900
bales of which 5000 for speculation and export
HAVANA, Jan. 13.--Freights are in better request
NJ an quarters Sugar to New York 81 10 v box;
nltanzas 70 New York, Sugar So ~ hid and 81 25 b
DoA Sortn OF Hatteras, brig Polledo, loads Molas-
see az % oo, orig jeremiah at rate Box Shocks
-one cargo and holders ask 10 RS HID Shocks
last sales at p rs Hoops, from store, $50. White
Sjt ll Sc. ~
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corporations to build this road but did not wish
to act as an estoppel to the extension of the
Dexter and Newport railroad
Messrs. Palmer and Humphrey of Bangor
wished the bill to stand upon its own merits
disclaimed any intention to oppose the project
of the gentleman.
Mr.. Lebroke replied that it was of vital inter
est to the manufacturing industries of Piscata-
quis county that this road be built. He continued
at length, urging that the bill lie on the table.
Mr. Brown of Bangor, replied and the discus
sion was continued by Messrs Baker of Exeter,
Walker of Newport The bill was finally ia
bled
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MAINE.
LOSS OF A BATH SHIP.


BATH, Jan. ia private despatch per ca
bic, has been received here of total loss off
Wexford harbor ON the coast of Ireland, about
the 18th inst, of the ship Idaho of this port
Capt. Jas. X. Murphy.
The Idaho was built in this city in 1866, was
of 1900 tons burthen and owned here. Insured
for about $50 ,OOO Capt. Murphy had his wife
and two children with him; his son being mate
of the ship. Nothing has yet been heard from
the officers and crew though it hoped they are
safe
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Brief J lettings.

Miss Edith O'Gorman delivers an address to
ladies only at City Hall this afternoon at 8
o'clock. See the advertisement.
Steamship Austrian, Capt. Brown, from Liv-
erpool Jan. 4th, arrived yesterday with 16 cabin,
6 intermediate and rs steerage passengers.
Steamship Carlotta, Capt Colby, from Hall
fax, brought 66 passengers yesterday.
AT the conclusion of the business at the
meeting of Bosworth Post this evening" the
comrades will be entertained by the production
of the drama entitled "Stand by the Flag" by
the dramatic club connected with the Post.
In the Supreme judicial Court on Wednes-
day, before Judge Walton, William K. Neal
was admitted to the practice of the law.
Very beautiful pictures of new designs at
Hale -Thorwaldson's Night and Morning,
produced by process that represents the actual
effect of floating matter, entirely new. Hale has
also some line engravings from eminent Ameri-
can artists works, such as Ginoux, Beard, Cas-
seller, Hart, Brown, DeHaas, and others of
anual note
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19

FREE TRADE.-Charles P. Kimball, ESQ.,,
gave very able and interesting lecture at the
Mechanics Library room last evening to very
large audience of ladies and gentlemen. Free
Trade was his theme, and Mr.. Kimball exhibit
ed the result of great deal of research and
careful thought. Mr. Kimball expressed him
self as in favor of tariff for revenue only, laid
upon few articles only, initiating the English
system. This, he said, would restore our ship
ping and the carrying trade and deyelope the
natural resources of Maine. He argued earn
estly for the interest of our State claiming that
she is, pre-eminently calculated for commerce
and manufactures before all other industries
Mr. Kimball exhibited chart showing the
variations of our tariffs from 1888 to the present
time, with range of duties from 10 to 4S per
cent on the average of imported articles. By
the same chart he deduced the fact that our
shipping had deprecated in the past u years
from II per cent. of the shipping of the world
to SO per cent. AT the close of the lecture Mr..
Kimball was warmly congratulated by many of
his auditors for his address.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19

HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Carlotta-5 casks crates
skins, 6 bbls apples, do poultry to Hart & Co;
pkg mdse to G III Starr; do do to Eastern Express
Co.; and goods for Canada, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. ..
LIVERPOOL. Steamship Austrian-6 pkgs mer-
chandse to Prindle; 1000 do tin plates to order
do to Lockhart s. Hadam; so do do to Canadian Ex-
press.Co; 500 bars iron to Waddell s. Co; IA pkgs
mdse to Green IL Sons; do do to w Driver; 10 do
do to Agent Grand Trunk Railway; 100 cases oranges
to W Taylor; Is pkgs mdse to John Porteous; cask
wine to j Honesburg, case leather to A Ames;
and goods for Canada a-. .-.H.. .-I...
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THE AMNESTY TO GET RID OF THE gle

THE AMNESTY TO GET RID OF THE GERMANS.
PARIS, Jan. 1S.-The people of France are
active in their exertions to relieve their country
from the presence of German troops Through
out all the departments money is being sub
scribcd towards paying the Indebtedness to
Germany.
The Courier of France says the Government
is entertaining the idea of ceding the monopoly
for the sale of tobacco to the Rothschilds and
other bankers for thirty years upon the condi-
ton that they will furnish sufficient funds to
Immediately pay the German war indemnity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19

SLEIGHs.-Mr Albert Chase of No. Casco
street, will sell at auction, through F. o. Bailey
& Co., a lot of fine sleighs. We have had tho
pleasure of examining them, and pronounce
them as elegant in pattern and finish and as
wen built as any we have seen in Portland and
they will not suffer by comparison with any
thing of their class ever exhibited here. They
We're built under Mr.. Chase's supervision, the
iron work being done by himself the wood
works are by Tyler, the trimming by King and
by Stoddard, and the painting by Clark Mr.
Chase has done his part splendidly. He claims
to have the best draw-bar, with low draft, that
is manufactured. We advise people who want
to buy sleighs to look at these. They will bear
criticism
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19
The Musical Treasure

1900 COPIES SOLD in one week
This attractive Collection, just published, contains
the CREAM of all the VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
tai MUSIC brought out within the last two years.
Full of Songs, Duets, Quartets, Rondos, Pokas.
Polka Mazurkas, Schottsches, QuadriIes, Galops,
Marches, Four-Hand Pieces &C., all of the best
quality
Music fitted for Pano-forte or Reed Organ.
Price, Boards so so; Cloth, SO 90; Full Gilt, 81 90.
Capital Song! NELL THE VILLAGE PRIDE. Nor
ris. 49,
All who wish to go to an ORGAN SCHOOL are adj
vised apply to- that excellent teacher Mr. GEORGE
F. Roof, whose brilliant reputation fire burn,
and whose
Roots School for the Cabinet Organ
is Of the very best books that be devised for
learners of Reed Instruments. Already well-known,
and has an extensive sale. Price 50 so.
A Popular Piece! Ii EVER CEASE TO LOVE. Waltz.
Knight. 80.
The above books and pieces mailed, post ffee, on
receipt of Retail price.
OLIVER DITsoN & CO., Boston.
| CTAS. H. DITSON & CO.. New York.
jan17d&w1y We w&s
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CALIFORNIA.
CIVIL RIGHTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-The California As
sembly passed the bill striking out the words
white and male from the attorney act.
THE REVOLUTION WARMING.
The Mexican federal Gen. Csrona is prepar-
ing to attack Mazatlan by land and sea, and
will no doubt defeat the rebels. All of Oaxaca
and Queretaro are in possession of the federal
authorities 'r.f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


LIVERPOOL. Steamship Moravian-3e24 bush OF
wheat $500 bbls -four, 33,O40 Tbs pearash 99736 do
potash 500 bush peas 100 bbs oatmeal 100 do apples,
1872 400 TBS cheese do butter 500 do leather
43s 400 do bacon 900 do tongues, 1880 do pork 2i2
500 do lard, 10 pkgs mdse.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Sch T. B. Harris-699 bbls -four,
10 tons bran. -4lt
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ILLINOIS.
THE BRIBERY CASE

THE BRIBERY CASE
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The Aldermanic bribery
case was continued to-day and the jury empan-
nelled. r..-
li TROUBLE OVER.
The fire limit ordinance was passed by the
Council last night, and seem to give satisfaction
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19
A HORSE OF ANOTHER COLOR.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
PENNSYLVANEA.


PROPOSITION OF EUROPEAN BANKERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-A card from an in
terested party states that a proposition was
made to Secretary Boutwell, by European bank
ers to take $600,000,000 of the United States
loan on the same terms that the $130O00,00
loan was taken by the Syndicate. The PROPOSE
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OHIO.
RAILROAD REBORN

COLUMBUS, Jan. 18.-The House Committee
bill which will have the effect of doing away
with the present system of discrimination in
charges for freight and passengers on railroads
in Ohio -f4N
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-19

THEATRE.-The drama of son the Trail"
which is to be presented at Music Hall tonight
is sensational sketch of Boston life. 1t is said
to have considerable power, and gives opportu-
nifty for some startling pieces of stage business;
and no doubt it will be mounted with all the
capabilities of the establishment. With the
addition of all the accessories at the command
of the company, Mr.. Salisbury, the leading
actor, will assume four character of widely diff
fering nature, which can be successfully portray
ed only by finished actor; and in the course
of the piece is to give limitations of Joe Jeffer-
son, j. W. Wallack and Barney Williams. The
company will no doubt find good many sharp
critics in the audience