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SUFFERERS IN BOSTON.
Boston, April :.

Boston, April :.
Three hundred and twelve storage
passengers from the wrecked steamer
Atlantic arrived in Boston this morning
by the Eastern railroad. They were re-
ceived by several citizens and an escort
of police and conducted to Faneuil Hall,
where a bountiful breakfast awaited
them. The following gentlemen are in
attendance upon them as relief commit
tee and to receive contributions. OF
money and clothing, acting by request
of the Mayor: Alexander ii. Rice,
Thomas Russell, Fred. w. Lincoln,
Samuel G. Cobb, Joseph Fl. Chadwick,
Aldermen Cutter and CLARK and COL Il.
o. Sheppard. The entire party will re-
ceive the kindest hospitality during the
day, and leave tonight for New York
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At their Great Medical Depot, I9J So
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$500 Will be awarded as premiums to
those who produce the largest quantity
from one pound. Descriptive circulars OF
the above, with list OF 800 varieties of Pc
tatoes free to all.
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CAPT. WILLIAMS EXPLAINS.
New YORK, April 8.

NEW DIRK, hpTll D.
In conversation with reporter yester-
day evening at Halifax, Capt. Williams
said he spent most of Thursday night at
Meagher's Head and personally examined
bodies, but found none of them mutilat-
ed, but believed many bodies had been
robbed. He said the Atlantic was sui
ficiently coaled before leaving Liverpool
if il had not been for the three days
heavy weather experienced. We were
out of our position solely on account OF
the current, which must have had a
northerly set as well as westerly, and he
allowed eight degrees eastward to offset
it, believing that to be ample. On
Monday he was quite sure OF his pos
ition. both baremeters agreeing, but the
northerly set proved greater than he al
lowed for. For two or three days pre-
ceding he had found the ship set to the
sontbward and eastward of her position.
Cant Williams was in the chart room on
the saloon deck, less than thirty feet
from the bridge, when the ship struck
All the leads and lines were in order, but
had not been used, not deeming them
necessary. He considered officer Met
calf, in charge of the deck at the time
of the disaster, thoroughly competent.
FUNERAL. OF AN OFFICER.
HALIFAX, April 5.
The funeral of Metcalf, the second
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The immense sale. 10 Un0in one month, our
LIVINGSTON Es3 yrs A ERICA
a WATCH FREE worth SO, CIV

cry live man who viii act as our agent. Bu-
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days. Saleable as -four Everybody buys it.
Can't do without it. Must have IL. No gift
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$500 IN PREMIUMS.
TWO NEW POTATOES /,

Extra Early Vermont. Ten days earlier
than Early Rose. Enormously productive
and of excellent flavor. 81 per pound
pounds by mail, postpaid, { or $780,
Compton's Surprise, $40 bushels to the
acre. A litlle later than Early Rose.
Equal in quality. So per pound, by mail,
postpaid.
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BLTSSS SELECT GARDEN
SEEDS

SEEDS.
Illustrated seed Catalogue. 20 pages
with COlOred Chrome. - cents.
\ New Tomato, the darlington" Early.
solid and productive. Price 25c. perpack-
ct. Five pacRets or 81. mh20w4
i. X. BLISS q SONS,
3 Park Place. New York.
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IIALIFA 1APIn u
The funeral of Metcalf, the second
officer of the steamer Atlantic, took
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WELLS CARBoLIC TABLETS

Neglect a cough. Nothing Is more CERTAIN
to Law the foundation for future evil con.
sequences.
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place to-day from st. Paul's Episcopal
church.
BODIES RECOVERED.
The bodies of Mrs. and Miss David
son, cabin passengers, were picked up
to-day and brought to this city.

hC HO1lCS VI 4t&ISs duu III iSS bdN lSl-
son, cabin passengers, were picked up
to-day and brought to this city.
ARRIVAL OF SURVIVORS IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, April 6.
Three hundred and five of the sur
vivors of the Inflated Atlantic arrived at
seven this morning, by steamer Newport.
1t being generally known that they were
coming, as early as four o'clock anxious
crowds gathered round the pier and the
widest excitement prevailed. AS soon
as the Newport neared the dock the pier
was closed, and none but employees and
members of the press ada1ttted inside the
gates. Meanwhile the Commissioner of
Emigration had the tug Thomas Fletcher
chartered, and to avoid large crowds
outside the pier, ran her up close to the
Newport and took the unfortunate pas
sengels on board, and steamed down to
Castle Garden, where the scene battles
dissertation
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
MINOR TELEGRAus.

The Secretary of the Treasury has given no.
tice of the withdrawal of the gold coinage OF
the denomination OF 80 for the year 1872 be.
cause it has been dangerously counterfeited n
only amounts to $4,000.
A freight train ran into gravel train near
Mineral Point, Md. on the Pittsburg & Cor.
nellsvile Railroad, on Friday, killing John
Lyndon and injuring three others.
A special despatch from Cheryvlle Kan,
says that Col. York has received intelligence
that more bodies have been discovered at the
Bender grave yard, and that a clew to the
Whereabouts of the Bender family has been OBJ
tanned.
There is great rejoicing in Virginia City and
Gold Hill, New, over the successful completion
of the waterworks and the introduction of an
abundant supply of water to both cities
The greatest thunder shower ever known in
that part passed over Long Branch Friday night.
A five story new building at the corner of
Washington and State streets, Chicago, was
burned Saturday
beat American Girl in three straight heats
time 2.21a, 2.233aa 2.244. Goldsmith's Maid
caught her hind foot in her fore foot bringing
her to dead stand in the first heat and was
distanced
A fire Saturday morning threatened the agri-
cultural department of the Vienna exposition
buildings.
~, EneAicau authorities deny THAT DIVISION o.
the Mexican army is ordered to the Rio Grande.
In Louisville, Ky, Saturday, Mrs. j. s. West
in fit of insanity, shot her husband severely
in street car.
James Kennedy was fatally stabbed in Balti
more Friday night, by Henry Montcus because
he refused to sell the latter liquor
The Department of State has instructed the
American Consul at Kingston to collect from
the Virginius three months extra pay claimed
by the crew. 1t is claimed that the action re-
cognizes the Virginius as an American vessel
In July $29O0000 worth of postage stamps
envelopes and postal car Is were issued by the
department.
Of 211 deaths in st. Louis last week were
from cholera and 20 from cholera morbus.
The State constables and police of Worcester
raided on the German saloons seizing Schenck'
beer Saturday The keepers got another sup
ply and kept on.
The Shah is at Vienna
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

THE CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.-Den Stones
Circus and Central Park .Menagerie, under the
successful management of Henry Barnum,
Esq.,, as will be seen by the advertisement in
our columns, will visit this city on Friday,
August 9TH, afternoon and evening They come
highly recommended by the people and press
throughout the country where they have trav-
eled. The grand street parade is said to be
very fine, introducing all the Arenic perform
ers encased in steel armor-ladies and Indians
mounted on their steeds, elephants, camels,
dromedaries ponies, mules, cages a nd dens
containing the superb collection of wild beasts,
headed by the golden chariot ''of the SUM- con-
tanning Prof Zelnes' Brass Band. The Hart
frod Post in noticing the exhibitions there last
week, says: The circus was first-class, and a
better one is seldom seen. The riding of M lie.
Cordelia on her bareback horse was excellent
and she we'll sustained her reputation of being
the best and most daring lady rider ill the
country. James E. Cook and Madame de
Berg are both champions of their profession.
Den Stone is as funny as ever, and his fun does
not consist of stale jokes, but of genuine orig
inal humor The Indians are novel feature
for circus, and are one of the institutions of
the exhibition. In the evening the tents were
filed to OVERLOOKING, and many had to go away
without getting sight of the arena.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PORT.
LAND, OREGON.
Twenty-three Blocks Burned.
THE Loss MILLIONS.

PORTLAND, Aug. IA most destructive fire
broke out at four o'clock this morning, twelve
blocks are now in flames and the f1e is still
spreading; the fire departments of Vancovers,
Oregon City and Salem are on their way here.
The water supply is failing
Later.
PORTLAND, Aug, 3-The fire is fully under
control. Twenty-three blocks are in total ruins
The fire originated in the furniture stock of
Hargen & Schmaley, in which no fire or light
were used, and was undoubtedly the work of
incendiary. The St. Charles HOTEL the largest
building in the city, and two stores are the on
ly buildings saved on Front street st. Charles
Hotel is damaged $4,000. The Oregon Iron
Works was on fire five times. Only one house
stands on LIST street in space of eight blocks.
The east side of I'd street is gone for nine
squares. a.a.t-t
A second fire was sci in the house on the
corner of Sd and Taylor streets but extinguish-
ed and the incendiary caught. The Salem fire
department arrived by train The steamer
bringing the Vancouver fire department. made
Is miles in Is minutes. The loss by fire ex-
tends into millions
Three founderies, four mills, five hotels one
hundred stores and two hundred and fifty
dwellings were destroyed, and one hundred and
fifty homeless families are encamped on public
parks. Loss estimated at 81 100000 on which
was an insurance of 100000. Foreign Com
panies lose heavily. Everything is in confusion
and the Police National Guard are on duty
around the burnt district
There were two alarms of fire this afternoon
which caused but slight loss. Two companies
of regulars from Fort Vancouver has been de.
tailed to guard the property. Besides the loss
es reported, about 100000 was lost in removing
goods.
Samuel Lowensteine of firm of Emul Lowin-
steine & Co., was killed. A fireman named
Smith fell from ladder and was severely in
jured. Several churches have been cow erted
into dwelling houses. The Common Council
has issued food tickets for the destitute, and a
call for aid for the sufferers from other cities.
The territory burned is half mile in length
and quarter of a mile wide. AS fast as il
was suppressed in one direction, it broke out in
another while new fires supposed to be the
work of indendiari0s were continually being
discovered so that the fire ceased for the want
of material.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
Brief JOttings.

During the month of July the Maine Central
Railroad carried IS, 961 pieces of checked bag
gage over its line
Did everybody go the islands Saturday. The
streets were nearly deserted.
A woman came into the station Saturday and
complained that the family who occupy rooms
on the floor above her are in the habit of anus
ing themselves by dropping bricks on her head
every time sshe looks out of window. She
didn't mind the bricks so much, she said but
she despised the spirit of the thing
Officer Sterling had hard chase up State
street Saturday afternoon, after a
man who had been making disturbance at
the Boston depot. The man made a stout re-
sistance to the capture.
One of the street rag pickers says he gathers
300 pounds of paper in the course OF month.
Fans we're kept busy yesterday morning in
the different churches
Mr.. Chase, who lives on Deer street was
slightly injured by falling from a building on
Saturday.
A dead house has just been completed at the
Eastern Cemetery near the receiving tomb, for
the reception of bodies found
The idea that showers cool the air failed to be
confirmed by the experience of yesterday
There were no services at the First Parish
yesterday.
The extractor of corns and the proprietor of
the cough balsam market Square vendors
had contest at fistcuffs onIFederal street, Sat.
urday night. The cough man won
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

Three seizures of liquors were made by the
county deputies Saturday.
Sup. johnson, assisted by Prof. Allen OF
Pennsylvania, and W. j. Corthell of Calais,
will hold a Teachers Institute in this city,
November 10th.
The Portland Machine Works are building
an eighty horse power engine for steam mill
in jackson, N. H., and are do ing some govern
ment work for the "Fern'' and Aid
The members of the Cumberland Bar presum-
ably, had nice time at Old Orchard, Saturday
There were about twenty-five present at the ex-
cursion.
Dr. c. o. Hunt of this city, has been APP
pointed Assistant Surgeon of the First Maine
Regiment.
Every man must furnish his own blanket
aud overcoat at the State muster.
The bridge over Park street was completed
| Saturday
Adjutant Adams will inspect the Augusta
| and Sxowhegan companies next Friday.
| Mr.. Stephen Hinckley of Gorham, had his
hand injured by its being caught in some ma
chinery, Friday.
Marshal Parker is determined to stop the SELL
ing in Market Square evenings.
The Scandinavian r. A. pic mic has been
postponed to Tuesday.
AT midnight Saturday night, promscuous
free fight took place on Washington street
among various colors and races about cheatlhg
at cards.
A temperance meeting will be held in Tux
| eys Hail. in Deering this evening
Daniel CLANCY had one of his fingers badly
crushed while loading rocks on New High
street, Saturday afternoon.
Higgins Beach is getting tie be favorite
summer resort Many persons visited it yester-
day.
A storm ON the sad sea waves was enjoyed by
those who took the steamer for the islands yes
terday. They really wished they had attended
church in the afternoon.
Gen. Joe tombstone and Son, of confederate
noteriety, have arrived at the Cape Cottage and
will spend few weeks with '.you 'uns.' Gen.
Beauregard is expected on the 18th inst
Repairs are in progress on the Z. & R, R. R.
pile bridge across Back Bag.
They say that when Tom Scott gets back
from Europe, the contemplated through line
from Halifax to San Francisco will be pushed
through. and the Eastern and Maine Contra
and European and North American will be con-
Meeting links.
The hop at Old Orchard Beach, Saturday
night, was attended by about fifty Portland
couples. 1t was brilliant affair.
Officers Crowell and Warren arrested a man
Saturday who was making disturbance on
Middle street. He said he was only in play.
Sunday night was unusually quiet. There
were but three DRINKS recorded on the slate at
the station. Undoubtedly there were more
than three drunk in the whole city. E5zSa
The City Hotel is undergoing very extensive
repairs, and is to be fitted up in first class
style.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
The following were the quotations of Government
Observation-Disclosures.

CHICAGO, Aug 2.-FIour is quiet and unchanged
s oo wheat in fair demand and lower on spot, which
is scarce sales No. Spring at IL for lots and
1s for round lots; seller August active and higher
1 O7k; No Spring 25; No do o5 a O5a; reject
ed 91c. Corn advanced and in fair demand; No 2
do Oct; rejected 81 q sac; high Mixed on canal
3S5c. Oats firm and in fair demand; No 2 at 264c
cash or seller Augusti 26c do Sept; rejected 2Sa q
2. Barleydull and unchanged sales No Fall at 81
"a S1Ic. Pork firm and in fair demand at 10 62t a
Is 70 on spot or seller Aug Lard quiet and unchang-
ed; sales at 73c. Bulk meats steady and unchang
ed. Whiskey in fair demand and lower at SO.
Freights-Cor to Buffalo 81 a SIC.
Receipts-50OO bbls flour, % 900 bush wheat, 49,
900 bush corn 10000 bush oats 5000 bush rye, 1000
bush barley,
900 bush corn $4,000 bush oats, $1,000 bush rye $1,000
bush barley, 5000 hogs.
CINcINNATI, Aug. Pork is 10 demand; mess at
16 90; held at IS 90. Lard dull and nominal steam
a &c. sales at SIC buyer Aug clear rib sides held at
&C. sales at 9sc buyer Aug. Bacon firm and in good
held 1Osc week delivery; clear sides 1Oh q 1Osc
Whiskey firm at &c
TOLEDO, Aug. 2.-Flour quiet and unchanged
So % STEADY No xna wabash old S S0
spot and seller Aug SO; do Sept 40; No Red on
spot 49,; seller Aug 80; do Sept S0 old 81; No
1 As. Corn-hgher grades advanced; high Mixed on
spot and seller Aug 43kc seller Sept 45c do Oct 46lc
low Mixed Aug at 43c; Whlte on spot and Aug 54c;
no grade 371 "a $50. Oats quiet; No at 81 a. She
Lake Freights firm to Buffalo q 44c; to Oswego
at ST "a &c; to Kingston 81.
Recepts--2,000 bbls flour, $4,000 bush wheat Sc 900
bush corn, 0,0G0 bush oats.
Shipments-OOOO bbls -four, 1900 bush wheat, IS 900
do corn 900 bush oats.
DETROIT, Aug. 2.-Flour is quiet and unchanged;
choice White so az 70. Wheat in fair demand
and firm; extra White old 80 bid; new 6S No
White old 6s a 20; new do "a a 81; Amber
Michigan old 55; new l u. Corn is quiet and I'M
changed; Yellow at 47c. Oats in good demand at 35c.
Lake Freights to Oswego lie.
Receipts-0,000 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat $4,000
bush corn, 5000 bush oats. -
ShipmeDts-1000 bbls -four, $1,000 bush wheat, 1000
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2-Cotton dull; Middling up
lands 19ic.
: SAVANNAH, Aug. 2.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands at 1896.
MOBILE, Aug 2-Cotton quiet; Middlng uplands
at 184c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Northumberland moder-
ate; Middlng uplands 1Ssc.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
Iii ,2S0,279 1892, 314 81 ,451. 1893
Boston stock List.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2-Mornin0.-The Stock market
opened dull with further decline of per cent. In
Pacific Mail the feature. The seizure of the
pany's steamers yesterday for unpaid taxes caused
the depression but there afterward general
cOvery and tirmer and stronger feeling, extending
to all the other securities. Western Union shares
stronger and higher in spite of the statement
that this company have recently absorbed 600 out
of the $4,000 shares of the Pacific & Atlantic Com
panys stock and control the same also that the
Pennsylvania Central Company are negotiating to
extend the wires of the Automatic Company through
out their entire line opposition company 1t is
claimed that this change will make serious differ
ence to Western Union interests, and prevent Mr..
Vanderbilt if elected President, from fully carrying
out his purposes.
Gold opened at 115s q i15a and upward. Specula-
ton makes but slow progress; the breaking down in
the premium yesterday is attributed to the fact that
most of the clique and two three of the prominent
banks engaged in this miserable speculation against
the treasury credit have become ashamed of their
company and especially of their notorious and unen-
vable leadership. Browns Sterling Exchange rates
remain unchanged at 109 a 1899 for long and short
sight bills. Stocks loaning at per cent. to-day,
aud Money is in as good supply as usual. The ship
ment of coin to Europe to-day consists of $4,000 in
Gold and $3.50 900 in silver The latest quotation for
Gold is 115a.
The superintendent of the coin room of the sub
treasury department here declares he has no know-
edge of the circulation of counterfeit Gold coin
is inclined to believe that the report is without foun
dalton in fact.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
Supreme Judicial Court.

LAW IEhms
APPLETON c. j., PRESIDING, ASSOCIATE JUSTICES
WALTON, BARRows, DIcKERsoN, DANFoRTH AND
VIRGIN.
The following decisions outside of Cumberland
county have been rendered:
YORK COUNTY.
Aaron B. Chapman VS.. Inabitants Of Limerick
Dismissed from docket.
Joseph B. Davis VS.. Elizabeth Emery. Motion ov-
erruled.
John Gains VS.. JamesE. Hasty ct sis. Exceptions
and motion sustained.
William r. Roberts VS.. Bradbury Seavy ct al Mo-
fion overruled and judgment on verdict.
Ellen Leavitt VS.. Augustus Morgan and trustee
Motion overruled and judgment on verdict.
Josiah Williams ct ais in eq E. F. Stafford ct ais.
Exceptions overruled by consent Judgment for re-
spondent for SOS and costs.
Elizabeth A. Manson ex. vs. c. H. Bartlett. Ex-
captions overruled by consent.
Inhabitants of Sanford, app'lts from decision OF
County Commissioners on location of way in Sanford
on petition of Goodall ct ais. Exceptions overruled
Joseph Dane ct al. Receivers of Sanford Bank in
eq. vs. w. NJ. Young ct ais, stockholders Demurrer
overrulsd and bill sustained with costs against Sam
uel Thompson, holder of fifty shares, s. B. Emery
holder OF two shares, Ivory Brooks. William Ham
and F. H. Butler, charged in the bill. Bill not sus-
tanned against George Gowen, NJ. w. Emery and
Juia n. ApplctoH, duAA. WIN diO edeA eheA'A0u W
costs.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Priscilla W. Gould VS.. Levi I. Coombs. Motion
overruled.
Inhabitants of Poland VS.. Inhabitants of Phillips
Motion and exceptions overruled.
Stephen Field ys. James Lane ct ais. Motion over
ruled
T. T. Ordway VS.. Simeon Nichols. Motion and ex-
ceptions overruled
Theodore Russell, complt vs. Robinson Turner
Motion and exceptions overruled.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Albert G.. Kinds VS.. Danforth L. Harlow. Dismis
sed from docket.
Inhabitants of Greenwood VS.. Daniel P. Bennett
Dismissed from docket.
Robert McKensie VS.. William Wardwell. Excep
lions overruled.
Adam w. Kimball VS.. True P. Denton. Dismissed
from docket.
james Yates VS.. Cyrus w. Wormell. Motion ant
exceptions overrued and judgment ON verdict
Cyrus w. Wormell VS.. j. c. Mexican judgment
for plaintiff.
Orren Stevens VS.. Inhabitants of Rumford. Ex
ceptiops overruled.
F. A. Desmond ct vs. Inhabitants Of Bethel
Motion and exceptions overruled.
G.. j. Pendexter VS.. G. F. Rounds. Exception
overrued.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Inhabitants of Industry VS.. Nathan S. johnson e.
ais. Motion overruled and judgment on verdict.