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The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

Posi- BoSwoRTH The annual election of
officers for the ensuing year took place at the
Post Headqual tiers last evening. The following
officers were elected: Harlan P. Ingalls,, Post
Commander; Caleb N. Lang. Senior Vice Com
mander; Charles A. Robinson, Junior Vice
Commander; Arthur NJ. Sawyer, Adiutant;
Hersom, Surgeon; Rev. George w. Bicknell,
Chaplain; John B. Bates, jr., Officer of the
Day; William Wadlell, Officer of the Guard !;
George II. Abbott, Trustee for three years.
The following comrades were chosen delegates
TO the Grand Encampment, to be he at Au-
gusta next month: q. A. Smith, w. Fl. Green,
E. H. Hanson, G. II. Libby, r K. Galley; AL
ternates, John Yeaton, jr., II. G. Houston, l.
W. Starbird, S B. Graves, G. N. Lang.
TIL. Post was never in more prosperous
condition. The m settings are we'll attended,
and there is an excellent interest amoag the
members. At the close of the meeting last
evening Post Commander Ingalls, invited the
members to Messrs. Timmons& s. Hawes', where
bounteous supply Of oysters was served in the
best style of that popular restaurant
AMpHIoN CoNcERr--This evening the Am
phou Club. assisted by Mrs. Halves and NJ .ssrs.
Watts and Thomas, give concert at the India
Street Course The following is the programme:
PROGRAMME:
Watch her kindly. ... ..............Buck.
AmphIons.
Una Notte Veneza.. ..Ardi.i.
Mrs. Halves and Mr.. Morgan.
Mariner. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Delh
Mr.. Watts.
Remember thy Creator. ...................Rho Rhodes
Amphions.
vase Adleu IOrry.
Mrs. Halves.
Ii SUI quesI Anina 'erdl.
Mrs. Halves, Messrs. Morgan and Watts.
Thou art not here... Perrng.
Mr.. Morgan.
o, hush thee my baby. Sullivan.
MIS-. Hawes, Chandler, Morgan and Watts.
Simon the Cellarer.. Observation-Disclosures. ..Hatton
Mr.. Thomas {.
Thousand times again.. .Seibert
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

oeSihuS GASndhSS ioo{ " iVss.
New YoRK. Dec. 27-IEreninq.- Wall street open
ell very quiet this morning, but towards noon and
to the close there W more ctiv in stocks. Money
easy, closing at q per cent. call. Outstan ing
loan certificates at the bauA S239,000
The following l. the Clearing house statement
Currency EXCHANGES, SIC, 23S; currency balances
49, 595iU; gold exchanges, 754 g1ld balances,
Sl,3Gl, i09
Sterling Exchange opened quiet and frmer To-
warts the ose when the leadin, banters advanced
the rates to 10Sa tIr ten days and 1O9t for demand
with clsing business at l0e4 ee l0gs. Commercial
bills 1911 9 1919 Foreign dry goods tor the week
ling To-day Se1S, ILL., and amount marketed SS2e-
124. lie Custom recep to-day were Slo4
Gold was weak AMI lower in carly dealings, decn-
ing lO95 % lJyt. This decline subsequently re-
and closed at llOs. The carrying iates were
Z, 4 and per cent and fl It for borrowing.
The Assistaut Treasu er pal out to-day 1927 900
on account of interest and $5s 900 in redemption OF
500 bonts.
The days business al the Gold Exchange Bank
was as tollows:-tiold balances, 81, l55S1 curren-
balances 1870; gross cearances SJ7 DOT 900.
stare bonds uun Central Pacific bonds closed at 800
"a 95a Unin Pacific bonds s4a q IS for hrsts, 7IA g
75k fSr laud grants, ~ 9 u fr incomes. Cover n
surong in late dealings in sympa by with gold,
and closed at tue best prices Of the day. Demand
more active than during he early part of the day
Stock Exchange dull and heavy il the cary part
Of the day and prices declined from pei cent. in
the general list.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27
DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

- .>O"A ASS ~ heE ~ q Ss
Receipts of Flour.
EASTERN II. n.
Consionees. B Is. Consionees. B5ls.
Thursday.
Norton, Chapman g. Cc.3OO Halves, Hilton & Tar
box. 100
Norton. Chairman g. Co5O0 y W Coolidge. coo
A Chase. .......... 1tO W ii Milhken......i 100
j Denis " Co. 100
Total hoo
GRAND TRrNK K.R
Thursday.
David KeaZer. ......2nU j u Randall. 100
W Alden. ............OO Norton X Chapman 200
Mari & True. .........2OO Marshall & Ilsiey . 200
w Baker. 100 Curry & Shand... :. 100
Total. ..........i300
Halves, Hilton and Tar Mari & True. 200
Vaughan Clarke. 100 oataro Bank Iapan 100 100
Total ...........7 ZOO
STEAMER FRANCoNIA.
Norton, Chapman Co.1O0
Receipts OF Grain, &c.
Consignees. No. cars. Consiqaees. No.car
EASTERN RAILROAD.
Thursday.
Geo W True & Co,corn 2
S II Lawsend, corn. ....i
d Dennis u Co., 70 bbs beef
GRAND TRUNK RI
Thursday.
King Gilman, oats. ! Ktnsell & Tabor. barley
Total. .......... 1
Friday.
Norton &Chapman. wheat1 Stevens & Co, corn. L
King 81 Gilman, oa.s....1 Kensell 81 Tabor Jrn. Il
Total. ...........4
By water conveys nee 1000 bush cornmeal to Geow
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

SEND your orders for Oyster at Hatch's, 307
Congress street, 40 cents quart, delivered to
any part of the city. novSStf
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

CHRISTMAS TREE.-A pleasant Christmas
celebration took place at st. Luke's church last
evening. At seven o'clock the children of the
Sunday School assembled in the church. TO-
gether with a number of teachers and friends.
The church was brilliantly lighted and hand
somely decorated, the end opposite the altar
being occupied by large and heavily laden
Christmas tree. The exercises opened with
beautiful choral service suitable to the occasion,
followed by a few pertinent remarks from the
Bishop, during which the tapers adorning the
tree were lighted, producing brilliant effect.
The presents, of which there seemed to be an
nexhaustable supply were then distributed;
every child present being remembered. while
many of the more elderly persons were sur
prised as well as delighted, by the receipt of
trumpets, dolls and other equally useful arti-
cles Most of the assembly having dispersed
by nine o'clock, Mr.. Walter Goold. the orgap-
list, gave few of his friends who remained,
rich treat, by playing few beautiful selections
on the organ; the effect being heightened by
the twilight pervading the church, most of the
lights having been put out. The occasion
vas a very enjoyable one, and will long be re-
membered with pleasure
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27
II H r PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. s7, 1873
THE PRESS

THE PRESS
May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
eenden Bros, Marquis. Robinson, Br mel & Co.
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses HendeI-
son. and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out
the ity.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Ageut.
AT Bath. of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros. and Stevens & Co.
AT Kennebunk. of c. Z. Miller.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

Boston St0ck List.
tSaies at the Brokers Board. Dec. 25.l
Boston a. Maine Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOG
Eastern Railroad so4
Second Call.
Boston & Maine Railroad. .1O5&
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27
ABRAMS a. BRO.
Auctionecrs and Money Broken.

REGULAR sales every Saturday Evening at o'clock
OF new and second hand 81 thing, Bcots, SD co.
GentS Furnishing Ge'ds, Watkins, Jtvelry, Cigars
and general assortment of hous, hold amt othsr
goods, at store
195 FeIeral ST., under the q. S Hotel.
tB-Consignm-nts Solicited. apr23du
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27
Guardians Sale.

DCRSU5NT to a license from the Hon. John A.
Il Waterman, Judge of Probate within and fol the
County OF Cumberland, shall sell al public auction
at the sore OF John NJ Allen at arapps, in the
town Of "estbrook, On Tuesday. Jan. 10, 1874, at
O'Clock in the forenoon, the following descI ibe real
estate situated in Windlam in said O, unity. VIZ
Two Thrill parts in coumOn with Mary T.. McLel-
ian, Gormeriy Mary f. ConaiiD and subje to Wild
Ow's igh of dow If ertain parcel Of land it'll
the bull iugs thereon, bounded east by the River
road, SO called, south by laDd OF John Cragpe, west
and Mouth by liant of Lorenzo ID. Knight the same
ontaining six acres and being the same pr.mises
conveyed TO JlomOn nant by Lorenzo ID. knight
by deed recorded in Cumberland Reg stry II DE- eds.
Book 3f2. Page &c. Terms cash ON delivery of aeed.
+. NJ. RAY. Guardi,p,
for PANEL Conant. Jr. AMI Hattie l. Conaut minor
heirs of Solomon Conant, late OF Westbrook, de-
ceased.
December II, 1873 de13d1aw3wS
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

New York stock and Money Market.
NSU YoRR. Dec. 26 M0ra,ao.- Money-no regu-
lar bid. per cent. for small lots. Gold at 1888.
Sterling Exchange 1U51 q lUgI.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

Large Auction ale Of Toys. Eau.
cy Goods, " atrhes, Jewelry. sc.
by Abrams 4 Bro, B25 Federal
street, under the u. y. Hotel.
I'VE shall eel, commencing Monday afternoon,
w Dec s2d, 1853, and every afternoon and even
ing during the week at orc ock la &c variety
OF holiday presents. insisting in cidoi ste, TEA
sets. French chind cups and mugs. wine and smok-
Ing setts f'ncy work boyes, vase. and variety Of
fincy goods AEo, la'lies' aud GEMS gold and sill
yer wa ches, Jewelry etc. Also, lot Of SO i'd silver
plated ware etc. dec1S-St
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

The Congressional sub committee to day
heard the statements of land owners affected
by the proposed enlargement of the new post
Office site, snd will report the results to Con-
gress.
heavy easterlv rain storm commenced at
noon and continues tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-27

New YORK, Dec 26 Genet is said to have
been IN Harnesville, N Y, on the Erie rail-
road, on Tuesday night. where he took supper
and went west. The sheriff believes that he
is going to Canada, and he is sure that he will
find and arrest him.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
p1SSENGER ARRLTED.

FROM GLASGOw-Ts ,,>GmsiD CIh-ptI. Ig'y q rnom's,
Mss Miss Breise A. Thomas an1 s lo.pb bckg
and +. Rltus, his W. Flabs. Dr y 4
SheA A. ROcnge,t ,nd wife Ms Jac hos Burns.
T. " CO1k s Hale iigHier, Hiss McGJugsN ls
" H1'ion J. McL4rsn. 7 Wiiel Lieut. = H.sou.
Taylor Mss Thomson. O. T. feDdick. hfs
Mcleod Rev D irving J. Robertson
Robertson r. Mcisn Mss Read T. Gtalr Ar B W. Porter.
Mr J. A. Gould. Mss D. Gf,n and mt Dr. J. A. Hamilton
PROM ASPNWALlfH ssIHship O>an QI'en, JuiY J. Pr,s
s.u Fnnci'coCap' D Armstrong Geogs A. Mintoo Ions
Rorh Mrs Capt Dali and 4 = Bulls a Johnson an1 bro
lbe Fs.ss Mf James Beckett, M"S Bl,ket Ssge Ma
RIDER 4 smDheu spi wife J. ~ Bhrnsr. Is, T. t ck hrs
NJ. Partridge Mr g. W. Poos Thos Cremnz Hss Mari Cremns
Bassett A. Z Bucknghan Mrs Pearl AMI daughter Wl!aos.
PTsis selre A. Csrs.la b Whe A. J. KoIgh ). Bssf ana
Slfs Mrs O. Porter HELEN Lynch Mrs N @ Eater A.
donate J.n1 T. W. Mattbows h. K-ler II. r. Anenos.
M,y Fsrkhuot. Mis- 2. Aser Mrs H. Meien ans
,uiant A Ransom ei'. N-s. Theibani. G rslor.
Const.nin r Rnyi 81 f. BroEn. A. b Briggs Bir, SHE.
Mason E Allen JohaHHs Head sni chli, N Atsms
williamson 3D. Pfs D W. Lyon. II. Garcslar. II ntrheN %
Wright, John Wilson Ann Kerry Mrs H. A. Mies.
Brock and daughter. Ilonpso Betsy smith,
g. Weaver u Hart.ck sni vile L. H,rl-se. lA D. Dayis
5.ha D. OrlY II. San wife sod infant hrs g. Pstros
children d. egraBj Myrtle r. C. Brinsa sash Gibbons. D.
Catherine Oonohor Sarah Qlinn H. Weber J1o Ioruas.
Mary Coup, A. Rsed B. K'Oderson and ~1e A
# Rsl.,on Mrs IL h,nsded " H,ron. 3 Wright
II L-n,fe p. Cr0sel Lieut. Rho-ies. Master ID
HALEY c. 81 Creme. g. Msnocs A. hCIea Ncafluni SuyeY'
ing Ieitou: Dr. Dcks,n. H Par'on. d wife Capt s9eos
NJ John Iyhs. SOauQe Seclli5 CDe H41 fsrles.
Hlrt-mle B1asa n Niger Gra'e~ sad "ite. and 10
tho stsrTt
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

started him in 500 purso at Jerom9 Park for twoyea,
ods In the Spring OF 1874 dash of hye furlongs Wn9o
he won by (wo lengths D l05i beating Minnie ", EsIe
pressed Col Mcdaniel that ie offered % buy sprins;
him. Mr.. 5wigert took his colt tJ saraoga, where he
went amiss. and was beaten In the SaraOsa stakes,
three-quarters OF mile. won by Gov. Bowio's
Catesby Long Branch aud Electra being second
and third. Col Mcdaniel now renewed his offer OF
purchase, and Mr. Swigert soil him s2.O0o.
with contingency Of 500 each n he should wm
.nn ,nn yosr hands " s,rncboE nFogo 20 rany
that the Colonel after trying him highly iet he had
poso the and thur spoil the bettinR for
the Belmont 5takes no did not start hm In the Belmont
Stakes this Spring. no heavily supported by the
"Confederacy" and his victory landed them a large
stake Ho won this race dash Or ono tnilh ana hye
furongs. neatly 3Oli on heavy track beating
Count DOrsay. Straohino. Wayerley, Long Branch,
Reyier StOnehenge Breadalb1ne colt Fcj!OHcrat ana
Galway. by length: AZ tie same meeting ne Won tho
Doth distanced IN the second beal. In li5i 10; the
fastest milo ever run over Jerome PARK Col vi p'no,
prOn0unces him the best colt he evor trained ana
this opinion from who owned Harry BaSsett ana
joe Daniels. Is powerful endorsements OF 1r merits
The next most Formidable opponent 10 Tom Bowling -
Mr.. BelmOnts colt Count DOrsay. by Kentucky out OF
Lady Blessngton His first appearance IN pupnO Waa IN
the Saratoga stakes won by CatesOy but At tAe ASa5t
meeting az the same place he beat Stracmno het9unc'
and MenShei in sweepstakes Tor t"OyearOiuS shIOo
quarters OF mie IN l9l In the ChamPagne staEo5 ~
Survivor and by Cates0y in the Central stakes a. Bat
This year he ran second to SprlngO0k IN tho Del
mont stakes and the Weatherby stakes II miles IN
3I beating srachino, CrockfOrd. Felowcraft aud SIX
Stockings. He isa game" colt Dut no. very 5p9osig,
ee Kentucky horse and Springbok the latter two IN
racing psranUe, race each Others h0IdS on lho JO'
soy DERBY 10 be confined TO one Of the'e t"Ic'
horses.
The Now Jersey Southern Railroad has made arrange,
ments have special steamer leave Pier No l5 N)lJh
River. every day during the raoes at 1880 a. H. pas.
sengers arriving at Long Branch AZ 1880 D. NJ ah1 Az
Monmouth Park at 12:45 y. and returning imnenl
atey after tho races. 10 roach New fOrk AZ oJO
p. The regular boats Of the line VIII make an in,
creased OF trips. rho races Will begin prompty
at 1870 D. m each day.
The pooselling in the city last night, at JohnsOns
rooms No. I.lS7 Broadway. brisk. and ranged as
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Capt w. III. Rexford, NJ. s.
K Ordnance Department relieved from duty the Mount Vernon
(A) and ordered 10 the Bena (CSL Arsenal FIRST Leut
Geo Ramsay IT, Ordnance Department 10 relieved om duty At Tie
Charleston S C Arsenal and ordered 10 the Springfield Mass
Amor Major David Taylor Pay Department has been relieved from
duty the Department Of the Missouri aud ordered 10 report to the
Commanding Of the Military Division Of the Pacific for duty
Eighteen recruits ordered Fort Niagara ~ y for assign
nept to Company ID ARTILLERY. General Court Martial has been
convened A. Fortress Monroe the Of several prisoners
officers aud pnyfor deseriOn, etc. under SPECIAL
Ome No 100 Headquarters of tue East The detail for the
Court as follows: Col Joseph Roberts, ih ARTILLERY President
Cspt Samuel Ber ls ATtery Capt Samuel H. Benjamin and
John NJ GiTrsy, "a Artillery First Leuts ShaA
Humphrey CROSBY r. Miller 4h ArrY Rrs Lieut. 5. Allen
Day 5h ARTILLERY Second Leuts John Pope IT, lat ArterY G. o.
Howard and Henry A. Reed I'd ARTILLERY: William K Qunan ith
ARTILLERY Bon A. Ives. 5h ARTILLERY IHst Lieut.. A. Chap
berlin 5 detailed A. Judge Advocate
Assistant Surgeon D. n Bertoee O. NJ has been oriered to the
Naval Hospital Norfolk John g. Roler detached
the Naval ordered Wabash European Rect The
Dreer from theSGVsl Academy and
tho gG issued from the Navy Depart
United States NpNe and hhsamu arrived
10 Hampton Monday from key West Va and anchored
The kpse has been ordered 70 hcH1o and
will coaed Her ohees Commander K Ia
Phythan A. g. Caldwell Luts Samuel Bedep sni
O. H. Jud Masters r. Osborn and A. NJ ThAeie Psymsster v
Barton PTtt Assistant Engineer A. Green, Second Assistant Bn
Rip,sr ~ H. Lander Pay Clert q. w. SAf The ShIamnt IL
sIpctng Boston Portsmouth She
oneered H. L. Hou0n Lea W A. Morgan
b. Lille w. W. kmbA Bnsgns j. IL mOOrs and j.
T. H. Ware, famsser Joseph Foster
Frt ST. l. McCArtT, Second Astssni Engineer
C. w Fos Captains CE O. w. Smith and Pay CekR D. halonsy
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

m.,.rooo bb FIsa, mOoo bu.h whe.l. ssOs 0,s..
ssf in go bush Osts Freight, ais. u. . Buaso g.
,, s%0Ig sa w.V @V Vn4s sDs :. 81 r. ln,sr G9s css
wSss, Corn so3 s"o 5u.h o's shiD@sa.!e@ ~,
Fear gD bush Wbes, 90 buso CorD, ana OO o9s'- U
hesiss, Of Rcd st si s59s ags Corn far deaa'oA
5}c for sacked Os easy n He+le kIe h9 ana oooas -
po,s a-.iy At B69bI6O Bscon-ssses of shoulders 1s>se
C,.sr Rib Siss 0gl0lc Cieu sides lO psef Lal si ~
~ for sh,uie, Clear b sides, DC for Cs,r st 'SSs'
lc gher packeL su{tr cured Rams 'od 's @Ise Fn ~
dvApHis Ji, JF0ur im aDd lnchsngef Corn ~'s1 ,'1
O,t Am fs,rnirx t nGt PORK anclBuggt LsFf nsns-
Baesa ism'ai 7ie for Sho'er' S@'o "'
sr~,uxrs Jq, iun ''i un'h'ugri Tbes .te;i,.
sales q No 81 81 p ~ - W. ciss' ssff ~, e.,
seller A1sr,i ~ o. Oit, dui ani iec.i1s q Ii ~, ~
j1l ,ni us.'' ,s ~, @ No Sorpr Pregswhss, :, e-f.i'
DO. 70 Os~,go ne Rcp.-6Oo bb@ Fioar sn1 ,''"" '
Vt LDgis 1s Tnd unehsngei wheat hne p'
tn,l n log cot Corn qpe. ini an'hansrl 81 ,%,s s ~ W ~
tri, cash & seller tyDil ycfai iO lmf ''(f
Sl Ur v, eash; seller July. Barley sni R 10 s.-
"hsy qairt BE- Porn higher t6 Dry s',e hes- rty'
slrs guyiey Buf may quoted h 7 for Shogii,
Tor Gear b Sl-' Sc nr tear es Bscon ac',e .Se b5
cash 9{c er Aggg.; siie. lir seller Ausrk
Iari lnl t.1oed 8 ivr Hog. arm ttgsiE cattle ea sc
uefsr. sG0R5 f,r PAR 3, Choice steer. Reopts1C
bb' Plo1 Jn bash Wheat D" bush 900 bn.h O.-
Of No Whe Mich hgn. ~ q. Amber Michigan. SPOT ~ ~.
seller july, " ''t No Rel o. S'i 10 i', 81 81 No
spot a1I sr I ili' seller l't hsf " juiv Ar lrr Alr
DIE Low M-l. 0c seller Aagu-t. i2c Ycpa Rc Wh,
grade. 5ic Dpye -, O.tsNo quiet st i7l- No
j'c Rejfr'r b. Frs.h'r-I' B1ft" pir - Osw"ge. 80
Kingston b. Becr,pt1.OJ bush WLeis BOD bash Coro.
al Jy0 busa OATS SbDmens- 90 bbs Flour 5o9 bush Whsst
g0 bush Cora and 4,Np) bush O1t,
WtLSSirOS JdJ L-Syu3 OF lurDeatne s,eay 81 ic Roaa
1p, % - n r strained; - 81 0r low PAL t'1i tupenhu,
s.ir % oc liar. - for Yellow Dip aol YrEa Ter e'ir .s
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
THE CREW.

Mr. Robinson, the bow, stroke of last years crew.
and 10 captain OF this He IS % years old, is just
graduating and comes from Bangor. He VIII be the
tallest man III the boat standing Six feet high aud Will
be the taest in the race. though not upon the
whole so large-sized as Mr.. Eaton, the Dart
mouth bow He will train down several pounds more
before the race Mr.. Robinson is Of the best OF
oarsmen having been gymnast all his life and pulled
IN several class beside the struggle OF last year
He Is well built though heavy the Iest OF his
crew. and is strong in the arms, with remarkably hard
and well-develOped muscles all over.
MI Ladd No. q comes from GrovetOn, n. H., and Is
% years old He pulled in the place in last years
race and WAS one Of the Test in the boat He
IA a member OF the Senior class, feet inches in
hight and is very stout measuring 40 inches around
the chest and ONO foot around the forearm.
Mr. Crane No. g. is from sarsonneld, Me- aud is also
Senior, He is o man in the boat Mr.. Crocker
having pulled in his place last He is, perhaps all
taken together the most solid man in the boat and
stonds about feet Q inches. He is q matured
man OF a. has been used TO work, and will pull as well
on the last mile as on the first.
The other new man is Mr.. Souther No 81 younger
man built on the plan He Is only ~ years ola ana
ia a Sophomore from Fryeburg Ne. He stands feet
inches, and very heavy in bone and muscle. lie rows
we'll already but will be the better for considerable
+ro,nino Mr.. Crocker who this year pulls No s. was q
ordhv NJ last years crew. and is Of the best men
an this vear's He is built solid plan, with large
limhs He comes from Paris Hill, Me-, and Is Senior
o. wears OF age MT Hunter the stroke, pulled NO III
last wears crew. He is Juniord from Pittsheiu Me-
A ner 70 Mr. Robinson is the tallest man IN the boat
reaching feet IL inches in hight He's 20 years OLD ana
An experienced and skful oarsman'
The crew rows somewhat quicker stroke thah Is no"
uonular and has tendency to clip 1t at both tne Dc
ginning ana end, not taking the water Sharply AZ inc
commencement Of the stroke nor finishing very iuny'
This defect it is TO be hoped Wall DC o'eroonio " P
nant and eolors OF Bowdoin are WHITE
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Alexander Clokie was struck by Lightning and
killed at Troy, NJ u, yesterday.
Meinrad Kamarar age o. was drowned in the
Thames River at Norwich, Conn yesterday while bathing
- The funeral Of ex-MayOr Prentiss of Bangor,
Me fell dead Tuesday night place from his late Tdsnes
yesterday.
...Allen Davis OF Edgewater. N. j., fell from
MArkest house PhadephiA, and drowned
whether Committed suicide drowned
accidentally.
Dewitt Comstock, age a6 killed his wife Eliza,
age Syracuse wednesday nsh BY breatng her hul .th
obbe He Jealous An drunk aud gong home al mdnSn
qasrreled With bic wife and killed her.
A oOlOred man named Edward Brown was
convicted AshngoB Criminal Court Jesterd OF gAh
oonuot b the Merchants National Bank OF her lsfk Ano
Wa seunaosi 10 I've IsIs IN the ADAnf feniteslsu,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
CATTLR MARKETS

PALrf~opg fr iems1i sri roaes
ys to-day b0li ths generally rst> hr'i qnsT
Br- medium Or good. fair quality i09Ic sales i'I. 'oPe%
l.2la
Iul sal o~sf. corn.fei 5ig7ic; sters. 6l15t
very doll lover sales 40 iD5c tecHpt' ''iB
BuTyiLo July 1C,r-tE-3sc'pts 'oisr n'ling - efa re-
pore srnge heal making The osl supply of the week hos
300 81 be hms last sees
tho good cattle ic n, sni common siek ui
poor aeadancs Of bnyer; about 7p best
disposed Of sales j5 hsad Illinois steers ranging from S %
l} t At IS 'Ob 80 $50 bead M,soun steers. ranging from ~,
80 D. 81 1jG 36 o. o. head TrIss ers sVegng lOit
-; j5 bead Indians ranging Gom ia y J6 b ~
rs 5JDH5 % bead Indiana stocker 9S3 b Al 80
q bead Cherokee steers, averaging 20 70. St $3.50
bAAB.tes p including reported srfFss,
l6 making the total fOr the week tans r 300 eH
H. 200 head or TINE s. week toe mrkei va DOT "a so
yesterday; Western sheep $685. 5 Nesern mb. 20 90
% C4apa sheep $685. IS Cauada lambs 81 19S8 80 Ken
smhs generally Of poor quw and 1nasbl' aes ~
bead ono shoep ranging from 30 . - b at bf0b % bhei
Michigan sheep ayera y1g ~ hes1 Canaa sheep.
ranging from ll to iI5 H. IS. W bead Can,s lamJs
ranging from ~ 70 - II. at 81 23Gt5 81
HoGs-Recsps today ucUlins reported srugals lO) head
making Dr ih- week thus fr 530 beat sgsss
u Ol head f9s he tine lass week. the market sss 40 n1t
sufficient sales looIsbs prc's nDmirtY l'S
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
TIE NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION.

MADRID, July 3.-The draft of the new Con-
stitution was submitted to the Cortes to-day by the
Committee which appointed to draw up the
measure. II provides that the President Of
the Republic must havo been born on Spanish
territory and DO % years Of age The country
is divided into cantons like the Swiss Republic.
The Assembly of each Is Is TO elect four Senators
and the Deputies to be chosen by universal suffrage
Cuba and Porto Rico 70 DO assimilated with the
cantOns OF Spain The Central Power is authorized to
suspend Constitutional guarantees and order levies for
troops without first consulting tho authorities of the
can
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
THE LATEST CENTENNIAL NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, July g. Secretary BeiKnap
will represent the President of the United states at the
ceremonies tomorrow with Gen. Berdan Chiei OF inc
Diplomatic Department bearing sealed proclamation,
whchw DO read by Secretary Robson on the
grounds, procsinng the time tho exhibition wiz open
and the place which 1t will be held, copies OF whch WI"
be communicated to the diplomatic representatives OF
all nations, together with regulations. etc Inc
act OF Congress provides that the fresldent
shall do this when informed by the cover