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The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05
FOREIGN.
The Dominion Elections

TORONTO Sept. 4.-The vote from the differ
ent provinces shows the following as the prob
able complexion of the next Parliament
Ministerial &c., Opposition SO, Independent %.
Sir Francis Kinks, who was candidate for Par
Lament from Ontario and defeated there, has
been returned from Van Conner, but Carter
was defeated so badly in Montreal he failed to
find a constituency anywhere, and is now I'M
seated
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

THE Portland Division go to Lagonia Village
this evening to assist at a flag raising there.
The Iron Zouaves accompanied by the band are
to meet them at the bridge and escort them,
and will serve . collation. to all in uniform.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

Rally at stevens plains.

that Gen. Woodford speaks at City Hall to
night. The meeting will be one of the best
the campaign. Go early.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05
Boston Root and shoe M.rkc,

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE shipmentsof Boots and Shoes
from this market to places outside of New England
op the past week comprise r. 557 cases, against
for the same week last year.
The total shipments from this market since ,Janr-
airy LIST have been 933 s45 cases. against s64 1858
for the same period last year
The shipments from Lynn for the week have bser
5l2l cases against 5i4a cases Of tie same week last
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New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Special Meeting-Liberal Republicans.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Alton Bay Camp Meeting.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale-A. L. Loring.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
To Let-Mark Wiggin.
To Let-S2 Franklin St.
Bonds-Wm. f. Wood.
Flags and Awnings-F. A. Leavitt.
Copartnership-V & Leighton.
Wanted-Fred Proctor.
Noticc-5a:l.usl n. Merrill.
BOY Wan. 81.
Fire Works-Sas sure.
Education and Employment-Geo. n. Conner.
Teacher OF MusiC-Miss S. &. Bates.
Salt-John A. S. Dana.
Vessels Wanted-H. Springer.
Browns Bronthi1ls.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Cl,thing- Grin Hawkes. q Co.
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Extensive Fire.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 4-Midnight.-T Red
House, the principal hotel here, is burning
The building will be total loss Fire caused
by explosion of kerosene lamp. The Daily
Despatch building and Ellsworth House are in
great danger A light rain is now falling.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, LANE, j., PREsID-
ING.
wKDNEsDAY-The civil cases assigned for trial to-
day were disposed of without trial. Most of the
civil business that is really for trial will be continued
tn uext term
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DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 4.-The fight between
Chanb ers and Edwards was won BY Chambers
in 26 rounds. The fight lasted one hour and As
mn IL 100. pace on squirrel island, 81
Chambers because Edwards bit him, Both
men were severely bruised
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BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
wEDNEsDAY.-Adda Smith. Intoxication. I'm
prisonment 80 days.
Four cases of libeant liquors forfeited. No claim
outo
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

WE believe that Superior Goods, low prices
and fair dealings are inducements that custom
ers will not pass, for such 60 to ORIN HAWKS
& Co., dealers in Mems and Boys Clothing
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

INQUEsT-Coroner Gould held an inquest
yesterday ON the body of Mrs. ellison, found
dead in an open attic on Fore street, as men
toned in the PRESS of yesterday. A bruise
was found ON the forehead, but no other mark
of violence, and it was sdjudged that this was
produced by fall. The jury returned verdict
that deceased came to her death by intemper-
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Disease of the Heart Carcs

Disease of the Heart Cared.
WEsrPoRT, Digby County, April 4, 1870.
JAMES 1. FELLOWS, Esq, Dear Sir: I
have been for many years victim to Heart
Disease and Prostitution of the system gener-
ally. Having tried physicians of eminence,
both in Europe and America, and obtaining no
relief, was at last induced to try your invalu-
able Syrup, and 1 am happy to say, with the
best results.
On using the first bottle my complaint was
better, and before the fourth was finished [
was completely cured
Please publish for the benefit of others and
oblge Capt MAURICE PETERS, Sen'r.
auM-ded&w1t
WAETRD INMnDIATELY, at Grin Hawkes. &
Co.'S, 25 women to make Fine White Shirts.
800 & 292 Congress street, Portland, Me.
au 2Sd1w
New STYLE CHIGNoN just out at w. L.
SHELLS, sep4d2t
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ALTON BAY Z!
CAMP MEETING,

Commencing Sept. 9th, 1872.
Fare from Portland to Alton Bay and return, s1.1O
Tickets good until 18th, inst.
Trains leave Portland & Rochester Depot at 10
q. m. and 80 p. m.
Parties wishing to 60 and return the same day can
do so "Wednesday, and Saturday, 18th and 14th,
by taking the 715 M, train, have four hours at
Alton Bay and arrive in Portland at :15 p. m.
WIN. II. TURNER Supt.
Portland Sept. 9th, 1872. sepJ-t17th
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2 cars hoops, 4 do
lumber do iron, do shocks, do excelsior stock,
ashes 40 do through freight 125 mdse 80 rolls
leather Is carboys 50 bds hid hoops 20 naptha bbs
80 boxes pegs, 40 boxes axes, rs cases mdse.
Foreign Exports.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark Sadie-29S, 800 # lum-
Der. 1925 pickets.
WESTPORT, Ms. Schr Hibernia-27 bbls four 6
do meal, 200 lbs lard.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,

The cartons" have a rehearsal this evening.
PEAcHEs.-Fifty crates Peaches for presorv-
ing at 81 per peck at
j. S. LrrCHFIBLD's, 80 Exchange ST.
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METEOROLOGICAL,

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER. REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TwBNTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DBr'T, OFrIcn CHIz STsNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Sept. 4. $500 P. H.))
Probabilities-The wind backing to the south
srly with rising temperature and increasing
cloudines. on Thursday afternoon for the New
England States, and during tonight and Thurs
day for the Middle States, with areas of rain
for the latter, especially over the northern por-
ton,
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GEN.
Stewart l.. WOOdfOrd,
OF NEW YORK,
Will address the
CITIZENS OF PORTLAND,
G. Il Y Ill A l. l.,
Thursday Evening. Sept'r 9Th,

AT s O'CLOCK,
MUSIC BY PORTLAND BAND.
Galleries reserved for Ladies'.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Judge Dent, who
was arraigned before the Police Court for an
assault on Mr. Reid, one of the editors of the
fine of $500 with costs.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

GREAT BARGAINS in real Hair Switches at
w. L. SHELLS, 337 Congress street. sep4d2t
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
National College of Music.

ENATABLASHED BE THE WIEN DELS-
h sOHN QUHNTETTE CLUB, will begin
September 16, 1879. A thorough musical education
in all branches of the art be obtained from
corps OF FOREIGN AND RESIDENT AR
lists of HIGH GRADE. Applications for
admission now received. Classes formed early in
September. Circulars with full particulars mailed
free. Address THOMAS RYAN, Director OF
National College of Music, fremont Temple, Boston,
Mass. jy2T-wedSsat 3m
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4 ttention Republican l.. Artillery

PORTLAND, Sept. 9Th, 1872.
A special m citing of this company will be held
this Thursday eveningat o'clock as business OF
Importance will come before tho meeting.
A full attendance is requested.
Per Order of Orderly Sergt.
G. NJ. Hunt, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

EVERY active member of the Portland Ca
diets is requested to be at the armory tonight
at u O'Clock. Very important business to be
transacted
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HEAD QUARTERS
HEAD IuAEIEhS
PORTLAND CONTINENTALS,

Sept. 5, 1872.
General Order No. IL.
The following duty has been assigned for this Or
gsnization and as it is the closing up of the State
campaign, it is expected that every member Of the
Continentas and the full Drum Corps will report for
duty, a
]. To Ligonia Thursday Eve, Sept 5. Line to be
formed at O'Clock M. All will he at headquar-
tiers in full uniform before that time. Free collation.
served by the Ligonis Company.
II. ToStevens Plains Friday Eve, Sept 6. Line
formed at O'clock Transportation out and back
in the cars free to all in uniform Ii stormy Friday
evening, this part of this order will be observed
Saturday eve, 7th. hi .a
By order of the Major Commanding
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REMEMBER that the Hotel known as the St.
Lawrence House will be sold at auction to-day
by f. o. Bailey & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

New STYLE CHTGNoN just out at w. L.
SHELLS sep4d2t
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Evennq.-Money market
has ruled firm, opening ct per cent, advancing to
q per cent, closing quite hrm. The awards Of a
million bonds to-day were at 112-15 to 1l2-H Gold
has been active, opening at 1874 q 1888; receding to
49, and closin at 11;t "a ia; loans At 1-32 a per
Gle shipments to-day we've S139, sos. HE treasury
! disbursements were $4,000 Governments frmer,
closing steady: Sterling Exchange quiet 1854 e 1854
Stocks opened heavy. The feature Of the day being
Pacific Mail which opened 1t H. fell to 69t but raj
| lied to III a To- The market ruled dull after the
second CALL but reached and was active and higher
| at the close.
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Investigation.
Various Matters

sistant Secretary Richardson to proceed to New
London and conduct the investigation of the
Metis disastAr
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

Eight dwellings were burned at Kingston, n.
Y, Wednesday. Loss $4,000.
Thomas Conway. of Albany, N. Y, fatally
shot John Tagarty yesterday
The Peoples Bank, of Nashville, Tenn, has
suspended. Liabilities $40, 900; assets ultimate
ly available S114,O00.
Edwards, New Jersey bank robber, escaped
from State prison Wednesday by the aid of a
confederate outside.
The International Congress continues its ses-
sons at Hague with closed doors.
Monthly Summary of meteorological Re-
ports.
Table Showing Daily and Monthly Mean Of Bar
ometer and Thermometer; Monthly Velocity Of Wind
and Amount Of Rainfall, with the Prevailing Direc-
ton Of Wind for the Month Of Sept, 1872.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

The semi-oficial organ of the German Court
says the object of the meeting of the Emperors
of Germany, Austria and Russia is to show the
world that they are good friends.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05
TIE PRESS

May b. ostaiHsd at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
Andrews Wentworth, GIendenning Moses, Hender-
son. and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out OF
the city.
AT Biddeford, of Pisbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Wateryille, of j. s. Carter.
AT Goriam, of News Agent.
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, OF w. F. Stanwood,
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FLAG RAISING AT LIGoNIA.-The Republi-
cans of Lgonia Village will raise Grant and
Wilson flag tonight. There will be speaking
by Hon. j. III. Ella of Rochester, N. H., and
Horace l.. Piper of Biddeford. The Republic
can organizations of this city will be present,
and the Iron Zouaves of Ligonia will appear
for the first time in their new uniforms red
Jackets and blue pantaloons and CAPS
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05
VERMONT ELECTION.

Better and Betteri!
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j. 8. BAILEY g. CO.,
Portland & Ogdensburg II. r.

XCUR SION.
Bridgton and Harrison and Return via
r. * o. n. II, sebago Lake, songo
River and Long Pond.
On and after Monday, July ~, 1872 and until fur
ther notice, the steamer "SEBAGO' will leave
Sebago Lake station, arrival Of morning trains
from Portland and North Conway, for Naples Bridg-
ton and Harrison.
Returning, will leave Harrison at 400 p NJ, con-
meeting with afernood trains for Portland and North
Conway.
Fare from Portland to Harrison and Re-
turn, Sc 90.
And at corresponding rates from all stations ON
line OF p & o. r. r.
This arrangement offers to the pleasure seeker the
nnest inland excursion in New England, Astounding
in beautiful ana varied scenery, aud afording de-
ghtful sail OF sixtyeight miles through most inter-
esting lake and river navigation. The passage
through the devious channel Of the SougO, famous
among tourists for It's charming novelty, Win alone
repay the Visitor for time and money spent On the
trip.
Ample time for dinner at Bridgton or Harrison.
Excursion train leaves Portland at 30 A. NJ, ar
irving back at ITO p. N.
Excursion train leaves North Conway at Cos \. NJ.
arriving back at sos p. N.
j. HAMILTON, Supt.
P. & o. RR
Portland. July 10, 1872 jy9Otf
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The Louisville Convention.
A State Rights Platform.

OConor and Adams the Ticket
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-05

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-A Ferry Village
correspondent writes that the combined attrac-
tions of the Union Brass Band and Messrs.
Clifford and Williams secured an audience of
80 full grown men yesterday, including the
members of the band, who couldn't well be alb
sent Mr.. Clifford made his oath speech,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10, 1872.
CLEARED.

9teamship Dirigo. johnson. Portland-J Ames
shp Joven Thomas Porp, BerdA, Jr oporto- Hagemey'
Bark Holmestrand Nor Kjaer, Newry, I-Tetens 4
Bark Daniele Manin dtaD Rocco Londonderry Punch,
bark Aiiadn Nor), Evensen, stettin-Funch, Edge
bark Protsus Chapman Cadz-J Ward Co.
Bark Antelope, Davis st Croix via st Thomas-Roche
Bark Iron Age orsStree Daf Beste
Bark II Purimton, Crossey, Cardepas-Walsh Field
BARK Josie Mildred Young. Cardenas-J 2 Ward 4 Co
Bark Pohono, Thompson, acknowledgement Ciapp L
Prig Jix Freres Br Koneis, Palmouth-A h Solomon
brig Favorite, Duer Port span--H Trowbridse's
Brig Merritt, Hartman, CienfnegosJ Ward
Brig Juliet Clark, Moore, Cienfnesos- Thompson
Rjg , Inetnao, Austin, caledonia-R Murray. Jr
=. 4pg jas Miller, Thombs, Fernandina-Aer Hough-
Brig Mariposa, Milton, St Asrys, Ga-Amsr Hough-
Bris Leonard Meyer. Hicks wasAinston, D0-Abel Al
bot
Brig Fanny, Turner. Port johnson W Rlwen Co..
senf hazard Qsn). Noses, STANDARDIZATION, Edye
sehr Mary Curran Curran, Barbados- Middleton L
schr Rambler, Hamilton, Governors Harbor-C Sta
sShr Freedom tr, King, windsor-6randan, Berteaux
sh
gchr Albert Thomas Rose Washington. DC-vanBrunt
schr 1gh scI Murphy r9rassvS Hatch
schr oseson Wlsa0
sschr VIM Gray. Allyn, New London.
Steamer Sri:o %asyeS fSaaspin
steamer NJ Massey, Smith, Philadelphia.
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sSS.Tx:E f.s: June &rrissd bark Tsnasd SpS
Or se sTa Fanny HAMMER
Bsef Diamond Goldsmith, Philadelphia;
IN NE rsPpH Fr. june Brooks DO v..s s,,,s
Baker fs R sssr. INN New E
Senator Grimes Cobb Providence Philadelphia
,o sR a. . es5 Esses philadelphia.
Ds NEW h 1--WE c ssss Con H.
Durham, LiysrRSol sehrs Oliver seo4elds Disssoway
Psrfer DO Frank wass d Si.r FSssss qsf
ss S;$ sss:'sssss
mu1s sco Sassx
..sailsd-schr Old lack, Besbe New York; saoop 3 W
.f3ss gs5sS A. ship Prince Alfred OH.
n.nSS p. Mary
purkss @ Atkpson; Jupiter !SSr, J.eSs,sl G SsIis
ssS: S,S EsS
s,Es ses: SSsse: ssss Stub:
F:i:S s W:l:s 9:sasss
!ss 1s aSs Sssis. assia a
g w'ii. Calais :;S S;mss samuel IA
VS.: sss
s:sSS.S
Aadis sl MS.ssi; SiSs. salem Hh BsSss
o;i::n:v 4. .s: s:sssns NOW
oardsnss and scSr fsabsis, from Porto soo Scsh SSr
PORTLAND, June s-oloarsd. brig Pearson, Gould,
nPSRTsxoyTg June ,sw,;A.sr!yed sesr. Maria. ross,
Rsndd Mex Yen; Joseph Fish Turner Phs&slPh!s
xf.n s99s os5Ss s* ssls
ss1 H :f kF
RsynOI d.; RssdinE RaiI9sd, No 4 TT.insr: EI.aSsth
FL Sspsr
SIs$:sa' ao 18TH a.;: Sn3 P.!s, ss,
Arrived Ssis 6cesn Star @E Carroll, London;
Howe SsTsury A.; LsysFSg cSrsSs fSilaasipS!s;
Ysa ssIY siy s' e.
k4G'ggp ne cnr,
Bennett and RnS4s Mathews.
SAVANNAH, june o-cleared, schr Hattie Mccllntock,
Sailed Steamer Fire Fly, Higgins arom Key west,
iotRRnIssiied stsamship Seminole Matthew. Boston
os5S q TTsss Sr bIetmsa Honssv,dss a'~'. 0Al
afs ssr
s% eay Dss
R isSsas Tssyss 81
ssrd H. %s % Do aS f' ~ ds
as; ssm s.y.1. WINS
for Do; La Wshart % for Brainres Rebinson DO
RSndSat iST sayysr Windsor rs isr
William Abbott 1 Boston for 90 Thcmpsen Slonees
assSssS1s i sSss: s Hss.
a mse sSS ysnce Isaac ArDeton' Eme Sim
Arrived, bT!Es Brothers, qsbarien, for Boston,
g. Miller, james satterthwalse and william W Marcy,
saugus; Rchara yaux phi!sdslLhia ior Quincy Point;
sailed-Brigs ida Ray and Ella Maria; schrs " F
den, Elme Wright, VIM L Abbot, John Han LoC
salhe dQdney, F9mons, Panthia, Hattie Paige *
'G%S a22 sehr. Fisk and JAIME. Ponder
Philadelphia for Boston, George Glover Rondout for
DO; General Grant and White Wing, New York for do;
American Chief do for saco Glad Tdings DO for Halifax;
Frederic Fish, Georgetown, Dc for Portland; -
saiied-Steamcr leopold, brig Fannie Butler, sGhrs
Starlight (BlatchfOrd Fannie Hammer, Maggie Wea.
yer, General Grant and w Fish.
factor, Jones, New York
Cleared-schr John Williams New York. ea4
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcr

: stcamship City Of Brooklyn pr Tbbitts, Liverpool
70 John bsie %1ss ssnds
< miles east Of
ssssas'oyn All %,tS 5 ana Is s;:ss%ss1s ssS
shp bound east day passed rsssd steamship
Steamship Canada sr,, Webster Liverpool Nay % and
vs. ss %S nS May
T%sa :s$.S SsP Sadaa q
l0P Rayk ssn az hSSso steamship bound
mdso 70 order vessel 10 Irresta Took the southern
VITA R ms ses ds
southern passsge and had moderate weater been 10
sEs SS ssSult. Hamburg 80 day. with md.e
e Weather n been aGok ss or n and had
Packard "Fdenss days. win %i'h sugar to
Barr oaSs;Isn Mystic, Briard sasuas days. with
Brig Reaper Rr Marrett Rio Janero 50 days with cof
Brs 9uaco, Moshcr, ysboca iS days with sugar
rg % g s PR
"a. s Maria Mhss
ssy %n s De
tosimpsqn Clapn Had moderate weather w. ''''''
sSs & G nsF &c Hans ss
"a snSy the s qsay Of
ssh ES1 ,Ss. Bailey s T New London Bailey Pars
weather lat so from thence IL days with light winds
sehr Geo washisgton Sherlock, Baracoa Il days with
Sshr sawyer, Kelly, Baracoa 10 days with fruit to
ssn s ua sSS saures umacoa days with
schr Ny Rover, Brown, Charleston sdsys with lumber
sehr Prudence Hasey Norfolk -
s ehr brsf sseman sca eGGIss s"s DC
senr Samuel Wood SHs Wood, Virginia
The bark Rebeccs AUST, from Newcastle wa Fayal
which arrived sh reports took the southern passage and
May 30 lat SO 81 Ion 81 &C. spoke schr Eliza Thompson
Liverpool, is consigned to S / Merchant CO.
The srn IN s as vsa sn M, from Lyerpo0
Passed Through Hell Gate.
SOUTH.
schr Independence, Mott, Roslyn for New York
IS, sshr sssnlolph1 4ylwara Windsor Ms, for Hudson
sshr Masaret crocse Bangor for New York, with po-
schr Ann i Jones, Brown, Providence fsr Elizabeth
schr urbana, Allen; Bridgeport for New York.
seir Golden Ray Davis, Proyidencc for New York
sehr James Buchanan Smith. New Haven for New
schr sepd Jones. Norwich for New Brunswick, NJ.
Schr Merwin, Buncc, Providence for Elizabethport
Schr Mary Jennings, Groves, New London for New
York. - -
Schr Martha Adams, Newport for Elizabethport
sehr Mary Bodne, Bracket New Bedford for New
York.
sehr Potter Hooper, Bradbury. Hew Haven for New
York.
schr Hattie Collins, Trbble Portland for New York
with stone TO Jackson, Reilly Go.
schr Freestone Burns, Portland for Harlem with stone
TO order.
sehr Wallace Thompson, Portland for New York
bchr James Fitch, New London for New York,
bcfhport.
u.t,.
York. ~' - ''
schr Empire. Jones Mddletown for New York
ssehr Ce ,este, Brown, Northport for New York.
SSehr Binckman Arnold New London for New York.
schr Emily, Vail, New iondt n Tor New York
schr Jane Maria, Bush, Norwich FOR Rondout
scnr isber, Cox, Glen Cove Tor New York
sem 1eo ConoyerJ Hall, Hartford Tor New York
Schf Mary Louise New Bedford for New York
Scn Hamburg Fletcher. Hartford for Philadelphia,
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THE U0LvOOoRBssBs MURDER.

The Case still shrouded I'm Mystery-No
Clue to the Murderer Yet-A Reward
To he offered by the Governor OF Com
necticut.
BRDoKPoRr, yune TO- 1877
Deep mystery still shrouds the Colvocoresses
murder, although detectives are at work In the
case. All the sensational stories published by New
York and other Journals about this and that sus-
pected party, and which have ned to the arrest Of
ono or two persons, who we're again immediately
discharged, Arc bora Of the vivid imasinstions Of
reporters and correspondents who must be at
loss f0r facts and behlndhand In the matter
genorahy, and seek for sensati0n TO cover
their want Of enterprise. Tho HERALD has
been furnished with ali the reliable par.
other New York paper With the detals as they
have been developed. Theories are still as thick as
on the matter. No new FACTS have been developed
II IL understood that Governor Jewell Is to ofer
reward on the part OF the State for the detection OF
the murderers, but up TO noon to-day Monday
nothing to that efoot has appeared In the State
papers. Much regret is expressed by many citi-
zens Of Bridgeport that the Mayor aid not orer a
reward on the part Of the city the day after the
murder. In the absence OF legal authority the pub
lie would have promptly backed him up in thus sus-
tanning the reputation Of the town abroad.
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S SHIPPING NEW s.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE.
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Raae Hall Note.
A EUhDEROUS MELEE.
One Man Killed and Several Pcrsons
Fatally Uufu,reH

Abont nine O'Clock last night a disturbance oc.
Cured In Houston street. near the Ninth precinct
station heuse, which resulted In the killipg of
Charles q. Maggiori, The woundIng or Carrie. his
wife, and Louis Magran. her brother. II appeared
last night, nom the statements Of Mrs Mag.
giori, that the fracas began through some
family difficulties. The party had been standing ia
front OF their houses In Lewis street, when her
suit MapgIori and he struck Magra In the face
This resulted in general fight, which only ended
at the Ninth precinct station honse. The woman
temple and hand, and Charles Maggior in the
back the ball going through the lungs.
They were all removed TO Bellevue Hospital IN
ambulances, and the physicians OF that Institution
Immediately set to work to find out the extent Of
the damage done. Captain Murphy, FOR some IN
accountable reason. MAS absent rom his precinct
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schr Lcais Edwards, LAWYER, Providence for new
schr Sarah Merritt Hunter, Cold Spring for New York
: schr Sarah Buckley, Buckley, Bridgeport Tor ne"
sehr Samuel Goodwin Waterbury, Kew York for STAN
schr Evelyn Burger. New York for Stamford
BOUND EAST.
Bark Sailor Prince Br), Williams, New York for St
Brig. Royal Sovereign Br,, Green, New York for St
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schr Lucy Jane, Roe, New York for Rockland; p.ov,
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Schr Belle Webster, Hoboken for Brtdgeport
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schr Iris, Grining, New York for New London.
6chr James Bayles, Arnold, Rondout for Providence
6chr Fair Wind, bowman, Hoboken Tor Salem.
Schr Albion, Smith, HobOken for Boston:
schr Babcock. Hayes, Hoboken for Westeriey;
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