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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
NOTICE.

T VINCENT A. EHART, do hsrsby give nat;ea
3 that / shall apply TO the Judges of ths CouTt
Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jan DsliSSTy
Of the state OF Delaware. in and for The County Of
New Castle, At the November Term. A d. 1873 for
License to keep Tavern called the Wsstsrn Rail-
road Hotel. on MARKET street, south Of the Bridge
over the Chrlstiana Wilmington. Del, and the fol-
lowing freeholdeTS recommend the aaid Spplieation
10 wit:
John Z. Ernest, Patrick BiEEfns
Anthony Settler, ChaFisa Cann0n,
lillian Dany, James +. Brenan,
George Duty, FeF1fnand FoeTTi
LunkeFd W siss, William H BSeklev
Joshua Baker. Aubun RTiou
y. Alsoqrg. =. q. Biedei
francs hllot. te0Fg0 Baereabaek,
Owen PalmOr, Martin Wendler
W. c. White, CHARLES Il SpaTka
y M White. John MeAley.
Charles Logan, Thos GeoPTe KeV
Patrick MeMenAmin. seas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

Z The Governor OF Mississippi has issued a
proclamation declaring his belief in the opinion
OF his Attorney General, that under the eonsti-
tuition no State election can be held until No.
vemher, 1874, when Congressmen, State ofacers
and members Of the Legislature win be chosen.
de e1jOins the State ,0fnssEs in che saveral
counties and appeals to the people to aid him
IN carrying into elect The constitutional pro
visions on this subject The Governors proela-
nation is denounced by the Pilot, Ames' oraan
as "incendiarY and revolutionary"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
NOTICE.

T ROBERT STRICKLAND. do hereby give notice
i q that shall apply 70 the Judges OF the Court
OF GSn0Tal Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of ne SGalS II Delaware. in ahdfor the CoRnty OF
New Castle. ct the November Term Of Court A. d
1873, for License to keep Tavern in the town OF
NeWark Del, in School District No. Al. and the
ialIoWiaa tfsehOldsrs rscOnmsad the said appliea-
ton. to wit:
8 C. Finley Wm. d. HeFdman,
VIM r. SINGLES David Nuber.
D. W Black Vim. p. Beeson,
1T Maxwell. David c. Furry,
Alkart q. Lewis. deo- Mccullough.
Benz. Wilson, I. Darlington,
Wm. HomeWood. F. t. seSl-Jt'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
PUBEKCsAIKs.
TVRUBFEE'B RAG.D
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATEI

By viEtus Of N Greer Of the Court Of ChAnesry
q the state OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
C9glty, made at the SePtembor term, A. d. 1873,
VIII be exposed TO sale, by way Of public auction
Saturday, the 9TH day Of October, 1873.
At II o'clock A, NJ. on the premises, the follow
ing Lands and Tenements. TO wit
Al that 0ofton lot or Dtoeo OF land having there
on erect8d . brick SCHOOL HOUSE, and ether
eaAlaings. situated IN the city Of WIlminGtOn R0w
Castle county. and State Of Delaware boua ded aad
described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the inteneceioA Of the NortherIy
side OF Eighth street with the esteply side Of We'll
le1ton street, thenco along said nde Of Eighth
street, In North Westerly dirsetiOR eighty nine
feet to lot OF land cold to Archibald Given,
themes along said land NoFtherIy parallel with
JEFFERSON street eighty-oue ieet to . stake, thence
haT 0riy parallel With Eighth street eighty. .ninO
fees 10 the said WOIaSsOn street. and thsnss
thereby SOuthoFly OiAhty OAs feet TO the place as
may.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made
known oe the time and place aforesaid. by
SAM'L n. HARRINGTON, Trustss.
., AS-Ths land above described. is the School
House and premises occupied for q long time by
/. ClarksOn Taylor and Milton Jackson now occu-
pied ey tho latter. The Of their schools
is widely known, and gives to these premises q
special value and good will.
SePl3-19-22 24-26- -Sg-oc1-2-3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
LTCENSE APPLICATIONS.

ID &C. SHOEMAKER hereby give notice that
De they intend to apply to the judges Of the
Court Of 9onerAl Sessions at the November Term,
A. d. ig73 DF a License eO sell Liquors for med-
einal purposes at oC5 Market street. Wilmington.
Del, and the following freeholders recommend the
said application, to wit:
JK Kane, NJ. D., Levi q. Clark,
D. james, John II. WalraYen,
P TaRRaFt. Chas. u. RumfOrd.
Geo d. Armstrong James T. Chambers,
Granville MOrrell, L. e. StOtsenburg,
ZJamss Belt, Edward w. Hopes.
A. J. Rumford. W. T. WestbfOok,
George Almond, Andrew Wall,
Chas. W. HQWlsnds Wm. OAnby,
Pnssmore H. Mitchell. Levi O. BoOtes,
Joel FIRST NJ. SsotsenburY,
w. N. Chandler tKm. q. Gibbons. Oet-St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
NOTICE.

NV4 4OG3s
T GEORGE n BACON. DO hereby give notice
lie that PhAll apply 10 the Judges Of the Court
of eneral Sessions, OI the Peace and all Delivery
NJ M 6SstS al DslswaFa n and fortha COnnty of
New Castle, at the November Term. A. d. 1873, for
q License 70 keep Restaurant IL No. g. West
Third street. Wilmington, Del. and the following
freeholders recommend the said appneatloa' TO WIZ;
David Irslan Jalius GuRthsr.
Amor o. Perkins Thomas johnson.
Patrick Lally, Philip @. Plunkett,
james o'Donn0ll. JOAN Dunean.
Alfred Walton, Thomas Simpson.
Ralph Mccall. John Filibin.
John N Lee, James Kelley.
FTaneis olley John W Lyaeh.
Thomas j. Bennatt Patrick Holland.
Joseph Fout, JohR ketheEston.
Frank Zimmerman, hts
RTod Well Patrick y Casiek.
JOhn AhrenS N RI,
Orgl-3as WIrNRss-JAmes KELLEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
RsIsnssr eEespssss sas spa,n.l

THE CONSERVATIVE LADDERS PLKpGING THuR
suPPoRTTo THE GOVERNMENT, WHILaOAsTE-
LAR sTRENoTHEHs THE ARMY. stl ..If
MADRID SepG 3O.--At mesiinr of fCou,o-.
vatiyes held here, MsTshal Serrano and Adni-
raj topete were present Resolutions support
lng the government and rejecling an allianco
with the Radicals we're adopted. MiBiSter Mas
sOuave has returned TO this city. The people
came out 70 meet him on his reiurn from All
Gante, and his trip was a continuous ovation
The total casualties in the Alicante lombard
msnt were eleven killed and thirty wounded
The Army Of the North has been reinforced wIIh
SIX thousand men. Don Carlos, as King ofSpain
has Issued postage stamps bearing his poPtruh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

IE aSGsrk't 'R's'; ASPl7 4 IkiissSs' q
g so LES ansAV azaE-
y eo ,a LIZ ~ e-S.sA
-1szg gas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

SOFT SOAPseoe.a
ROR cleaning pAint aOoEs. steDa. oA eloth ox-
tFacting grease hOm AooFs. caFpstA Washing di1AaA
FeT SSls by The Quart, GaIlon or hsrsSl. bg 80
j. r. HAYWOOD, el
AtRseAsFy, 0Eslge ana WatoR 61ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

L-e t+aff " rIlfNNat tf4 e fe Hrf y
Restl4a1 eeR At Gef ats seet
ssfefl saieslass4 ssssist as.a sl.a n'a
aea ae
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

T FRANCIS BICKTA. do hereby give notice
that l shall apply to ihs judges Of the C0art
Of the State Of Delaware in and for the County OF
NeW Castle ak the NOvamb or Terra, A. D. 1873 for
a Iisenaa 10 Keep Tavern a. the 5. u. corner Of
Fillh aud Adams streets Wilmington. Del. and the
ollowing ireehOldeFs FeeomAlend the said aPpliea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

1888 aaal9 N~riez
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
THE OCEAN ACCIDENT.

LONDON, Dec THE crew of the Loeb Earn
which ran into and sank the Vile du Havre, have
arrived at Plymouth. They were brought into
port by the British Queen, which took them off
the Loeb Earn on the 10Th ult., at which tim e
she was in sinking condition. An account of
the Vile du Havre disaster given by the rescu-
ed crew, represents that the captain and second
mate of the steamer came on board the Loeb
Earn shortly after the collision, and did not as
sist in saving any of thu passengers and that
the majority of the French crew exhibited la
mentable cowardice.
The captain of the Loeb Earn makes the fol-
lowing statement of the circumstances attend
ing the collision with the steamer Vile du
Havre. After first sighting the steamer, and
seeing she was coming dangerously near, the
captain of the Loeb Earn rang the ships bell,
and ported his helm. The helm of the steamer
was put to starboard, but the steamer came
right across the Loeb Earns bows The people
in the first boat from the French steamer did
not say she was sinking, but the captain of the
Loeb Earn observing that the steamer was set
ting down, sent out his boats. Neither the
first nor second one which arrived shortly after
wards, bringing the first and second captains of
the Vile du Havre attempted to return, but in
spite OF the expOstulatiOnS of all the crew who
were left on board of the lLOch Earn, and the
threats of her mates to fire on them
remained alongside the ship. The clothing of
the French officers, who reached the deck of
the Loeb Earn, was dry, showing no signs of
their having been in the water.
Finally, some Englishmen seized and manned
one of the French boats, and went to the res
cue of those struggling in the sea- Only one of
the French boats crew assisted in the rescue
The captain Of the Loeb Earn considers the
great loss of life resulted from the fact that his
steamer after the collision, before it was possi-
BILE to shorten sail, and from the hardness of the
steamer in showing signals of distress, and
| from the misconduct of her crew.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

PORTLAND HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-At
the annual meeting of the Portland Horticul-
tural Society. the following persons were elect
ed officers for the ensuing year, 1874, viz:
T. c. Hersey President
John NJ Brown, George w. Verrill, Charles
H. Greene, Eliphalet Clarke, 81. P. Storer, Vice
Presidents.
John G. Toford, Corresponding Secretary.
S. B. Beckett, Recording Secretary.
Somuel Rolfe, Treasurer
s. B. Beckett, 7. c. Hersey, Samuel Rolfe
Geo. w. Woodmap, Executive Committee.
The following awards reported by the Com
mittee on Gardens, Green Houses and Grape.
ries, were accepted, and ordered to be paid:
To Patrick Duffee, gardener to John b.
Brown, for the most economically managed,
best cultivated, and most neatly kept garden
grounds, through the season, $40.
To Samuel Rolfe, for the most economically
managed, best cultivated, and most neatly kept
fruit garden through the season, $40.
To George w. Woodman for the most econ
omically managed, best cultivated and most
neatly Kept vegetable garden, through the sea-
10 Joseph A Drwanger, forest, rear 459
Congress- street, for the best managed, most
Economically conducted, and well kept green
bouse. through the season, SIS.
To p. Wade, gardener to ID. L. Storer,. fol
tho hest managed most economically conduct
ed, and we'll kept grapery. through the season
S.
To Thomas Leonard, for the next best do 81
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
TO X q N.
Loss ofLife andsVessels.

PORT ELGIN, Ca, Dec. Capt. Barrett of
the barge Guiding Star, with crew of seven
men. arrived here to-day in yawl boat with
their feet badly frozen. They left the barge
about nine miles out in a disabled condition.
She was laden with "a. 900 bushels of wheat
from Milwaukee to Sarnia, and was in tow of
the propeller City of Detroit which was laden
with 5000 bushels of wheat, the balance of her
cargo being freight. The gale struck them this
morning, when they cut the barge loose and
about z o'clock the City of Detroit sank in
Saginaw Bay. Capt. Barrett saved three Of
the crew of the propeller in yawl, and one
man was seen in another boat. 1t is feared the
rest of the crew went down with the propeller.
Papal Affairs. "a ---r
ROME, Dec Tt is said that in the consist
DRY which is to be held ON the 22d inst, eleven
Cardinals will be created, and Nuncios to Mad
rid, Lisbon, Vienna and Paris be appointed.
Religious Conflict in Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO Nov. olivia Havana, Dec
"a religious disturbance has occurred IN
Leyacoutlan. The Catholics made attacks on
the Protestants with shouts of "hurrah for our
religion" and death to Professionals" Troops
were sent to arrest the rioters, and prevent fur
Their trouble. -.- rrcE
The Rerista newspaper says the rioters burn
ed alive the Acade of Angangus.
The revolution in Yucatan continues. Five
hundred soldiers left Vera Cruz for Progresst
on the steamship City of Mexico: When they
arrived, the revolutonists refused to allow then
to land; but at the end of the third day gave
their consent Vasques, leader OF the revolu'
t:onists, is gaining adherents.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
WASHINGTON.


Currency.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The amount of frac-
tonal currency received from the printing di-
vision during the week was $1,213,O0O; ship
ments 1885,, 800; shipments of notes 80, 099, 500;
national bank circulation outstanding at this
date $348, $50, 1874: amount held by United States
Treasurer as security for circulating notes of
national banks $399, 245, 800; for deposits of
public money SIG, GIL 900.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day:~Currency, 1856, 099; special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit 1923 1886 O0O coin, $S3, 256, $40, including
coin certificates $50, III 500; outstanding legal
tenders, $3.50, 81 ,31S
The Cnban Question i'm Congress.
At least one hundred members of Congress
called on the Secretary of the Navy to-day, The
reception continuing from half past ten to four
o'clock. Their conversation was chiefly on the
subject of supplying the deficiencies and ex-
pendtures, and placing the navy in better
condition to be prepared for all possible contn-
gencies.
Bills will be introduced for this purpose next
week, and also looking tt the independence of
Cuba several gentlemen having already speech
es prepared on the latter subject The mem
bers generally are in accord with the Secretary
of the Navy, and will therefore support him in
his measures. '.s-- f-H
No official information is received from Cuba
confirming the reported resignation of the
Captain-General. r.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

MANON IEAE0fbAMSs
The fire continues by the Spanish troops on
Cartagena.
Bartholdi has been appointed French minis
ter to the United States.
The State officials of Rhode Island have ask
ed for an injunction against the Cranston Saw
ings Bank, and receiver has been appoint
ed.
Gov. Booth of California, in his annual mes
sage, favors revision of the treaty with China
which shall restrict Chinese immigration to
this coast He also favors legislation to en-
force the system of uniform freight and pas
seDger rates on railroads in this State.
Kate Brown has been sentenced to seven
years at Sing Sing for stealing six year old
child of Mrs. Susan Browns nurse in LeGrand
Lockwood's family in New York,
Robert N. Woodwork. President of the New
Brunswick Carpet Co., has been arrested upon
requisition from the Governor of New Jersey
on Gov. Dix, charging him with conspiracy
with Appleton to defraud the Bank of New
Brunswick our of $4,000.
Zenas Stickney, deaf mute was run over
and instantly killed by passenger train Friday
night near Lisbon village, N. H.
A despatch from Audenrid, Pa, SAYS that on
Saturday as fifteen miners were descending No
slope of the Honey Coal Co. 8 mine in a car
the staple ring broke and the car descended 175
yards. All the men were thrown out. Two
were killed and one fatally injured.
An lLallan Known as AnG0lnlO COrIghlnO, IS
under arrest in Boston, charged with swindiing
his countrymen by promising them work md
good wages in railroad building in New York
State, for which he assessed them $3.50 each,
agreeing to meet them at the depot and pay
their fares.
Experimental firing of heavy ordnance, at
mt Island Saturday, at long range, deter
mined the superb rity of the Wizard rifle gun
| over the smooth bore, the difference being
about one-seventh in favor of the rifle.
There are 1875 men at work in the Philadel-
| phia navy yard. ,f
| Edward Blake, President of the Council of
| the Dominion Cabinet has been reelected to
| Parliament
| The monitors Terror and Alike will be ready
for sea this week.
Jay Cooke 4 Co.'s bankruptcy in again post
poned.
The Postmaster General calls upon all the
Atlantic steamship lines for proposals to carry
the mails to Europe for two years from Janu-
airy LIST.
| A Halifax despatch says that advices of a
| burning vessel near Prince Edwards Island
leads to the conclusion that it must have been
| the missing steamer Pctou, with all her crew.
The Pictou was bound to Newfoundland.
The only postal change in Maine last week
was the appointment of l. Emmons to be post
master at Greenwood, Oxford Co.
John Ross, Secretary of the Pittsburg, Pa
Water Board, has been arrested for stealing
water bonds. The President and Directors OF
the National Trust Co.. have also been arrested
for a conspiracy to rob the city.
There is no prospect that the Comanche In.
dams will give up the murderers as they prom
Used, and the military will punish them.
The boiler of the steamer Royal George ex
ploded Saturday night, on the Mississippi, be-
tween Jefferson and Shreveport, killing four Of
the crew and seriously injurlng five others. The
] wreck burned.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

AN ELEGANT SLEIGH-There is on exhibit
bon at c. P. Kimball's carriage factory, an ell
egant double sleigh. 1t has Mr. Kimbalps pa
tent corrugated top, which is made by no other
concern IN the country. The top is paiuted q
rich wine color and striped with fine gold, and
the running part with pure white striped with
gold and carmine. 1t is trimmed with rich ma
room plush The sleigh was made for Mr. Tbos
Mackerge of Brooklyn n. Y. and costs S4oo
1t will be on exhibition at Mr.. KimbalPs sn.-
cious warerooms to-day and undoubtedly will
attract much attention.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
The Fiuances.

CINCINNATI, Dec. THE finance committee
of the Beard of trade yesterday reported res
olution that restrictions limiting national bank
ing as a special privilege be removed and the
right to issue notes be given to com ,anies furn-
ishing capital on the present basis of security
to notes; in this way the public debt could be
funded at home in bonds at rate of not over
four per cent interest and these bonds might
be convertible into greenbacks to secure elias
ITCHY of the currency when necessary; also y
resolution asking Congress to forbid the pay
ment of interest on current deposits by the ma
tional banks,
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

M L. A. CoNcERT.-The closing entertain>
ment of the M. L. A. course comes off at City
Hall this evening. 1t consists of concert by
the Temple Quartette assisted by Miss Carrie
Barr. The Boston Advertiser in notice OF
concert given in that city thus speaks OF the
ouartette: ''The Temple Quartette were well
coined with the enthusiasm, to which they are
no" accustomed, and sang all their regular
numbers and their encores with smoothness
and precision that were simply perfection"
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
NEW YORK.
The Navy Yard.

NEW YORK, Dec 6.-The hustle of prepare
ton is noticeable as usual on the Minnesota.
Dictator and Swartara, and recruiting is going
on continually I' .ag ~
There is notice at the gate soliciting re-
cruits
The work was continued in the Brooklyn Ma
Wy Yard to-day with auabated activity No
visitors are admitted. The U. s. vessel Colora-
do now lies off the battery
Cuban Meeting. &
A meeting was held in this city this afternoon
composed of prominent citizens, to arrange for
monster meeting at Cooper Institute next
Friday night, to give expression to public SEN
timent. A list Of vice presidents includes some
of our first citizens. Addresses will be made by
- e. q OeI. NJ. sen aud Others.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.

A Portland Sailor Fatally Assaulted
Capt. Yates Arrested.
Boston, Dec. ALBERT Yates, master of the
schooner Della o. Yates of Portland, Me-, with
three of her crew, are under arrest for savagely
beating R. E. Brown and VIM. Murray belong
ing to the Portland schooner Maine. Brown
had his skull fractured and shoulder dislocated
and is not expected to live.
Death Of Bishop Armitage.
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Bishop Armitage of
Wisconsin, died here this morning in St. Luke's
Hospital. Bishop Armitage was for years rec
tor of the Episcopal church in Augusta, and
married daughter of Allen Lombard, ESQ.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

PORTLAND BENEVOLENT SoCIETY.-Last eve
ming the anniversary Of the Portland Benevo-
lent Society was recognized by sermon at the
Second Parish church by Rev. Dr. Hill, based
on Acts Xxx, 80, last clause. sit is more blessed
to give than to receive" The sermon was lis
tened to with deep interest by large audience,
and at the close collection amounting to S15O
was taken up. The excellent music furnished
by the choir of the church added largely to the
;ntarest of the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

HAVANA Dec. 6.-Exchange is regular; u S. 60
DAYS currency rs a 70 prem; short sight at 80 q IS
prem; London at II q 10 prem; U. 5. short sight
gold, 95 q 97i prem. 81
Freights loading at Havana for the United State
% bx sugar 623 q 70; per hid Sugar loading at
Havana for United States 70 q 90; " hid Mo-
lasses 90 q 80; to Falmouth and orders at AIS I'D
"a $751; loading at other ports north coast to U. s.
per hid Sugar 90 "a Is; do molasses 8 50 rs; to
to Falmouth or orders SIS Cd q COS.
HAVANA, Dec. 6.-Sugar il nominal. Stock OF
Sugar in the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
49, 900 boxesant 80 hogshead; receipts Of tie week
have been $500 boxes, and 375 hhds, including 1900
boxes and 375 hhds to the United States Lumber in
fair demand.
Freghts quiet and firm.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 6.-George J. Wolf and
Levi of this city have brought a suit for $780,.
600 damages against Sprague, McCillay, & Co.,
commercial agents. for making false represen-
tations regarding Wolfe and Levi, for the pur-
nose of iniuring their credit
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
CITY AND VICINITY.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Horses, Sleighs Robes, etc-F. o. Bailey s. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Call on Vickery G. Leighton.
Prints-Vckery & Leighton.
Prices Reduced.-Vickery s. Leighton.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-Dollie Bidwell.
M. L. d. C,-Dramatlc and Promenade.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City of Portland-H, /. Robinson
Best Periodical in America-Littell's Living Age.
Notice-N. e, Mutual Life ms Co,
Halls Safes-F. o Bailey & Co.
Liquid Extract of Beef-Liebig's.
For Sale-H. P. Flint.
Beaver Boots-M. g. Palmer.
Salt Afoat-Dana g. Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
M. G. Palmer thinks the panic.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
Various Matters.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec THE military tele-
graph line was completed to-day to Tucson,
Arizona, and is tonight working.
Storms and rains are still prevalent over the
greater portion of the Stain. Rain continues
falling here. -
Farmers everywhere are jubilant over the
prospects for the coming year.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


:, LIVERPOOL. ENG. Steamship PrussianLl23,sso U
lbs potash, 4O5 bbs apples 252 do ext. hemlocK uo
Hour do pork, Ill 900 lbs beef 4s2, 800 90 bacon,
~ $40 DO cheese, 175,7OO do butter sewing 20 a.
cnines, % bales oil cake, 1772 bush wne anG a.
chandise. y =
MATANZAS. Schr Clara Smith-5432 box SHOCKS
6O3 shocks and heads, 27 ,976 hoops s.s I'D
HALIFAX, Ms. schr H Keley-2aoo bbls flour
100 do oatmeal vs. n0. 70 -
Brig Robin-25oo bbls flour, 800 do oatmeal, ee4o
gals oil. -" ..42f 81 no.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

FELosIoUs AssAULT.-James Low of Cum
berland, Young man of about q years, raw
isbed woman named Doughty, aged about
80 years. last Monday night. He was ar
raigned before trial justice and held to bail
in the sum of $780, He obtained bail.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08

Another important gain in currency by our nation
al banks to the extent Of nearly 900 since yes
terday, is reported ---T- = -
The sugar and coffee markets are very strong, and
have advanced from to &c per pound. The unset
tied Cuban affairs, which may suspend imports eaus
es The rise in the market.
The weekly statement of the national banks pub
lshed to-day shows increase in the legal reserve
funds Of two and threequarters Millions Stocks are
strong and upward this afternoon and gold is quoted
at 1891.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-08
European Markets.

LONDON, Dec. 5-12.3o P. M.-Consols at s25 for
meney and account.
Erie 3S3, "a.e--'-
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5-1.00 P. Motion dull and
easier Middiing uplands a q SD; do Orleans 81 q
s1d sales 900 bales including 1000 bales for specu
lation and export.