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The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
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The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 2Sih ult, ship Blue Jacket,
I'd 18th ult, ship st John, scribner. Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar I'd, sch Cepbas Starrett, Bah
bidge Turks Island
Cid 9Th, ship ID W Chapman, Miller, Havre; brig
Hattie Bishop, Webber, Matanzas.
AR at SW Pass 9Th inst, barque Esther, Blanchard.
Turks Islands.
Sid fm the Passes 1st slip Norris, for Havre; bark
KEY WEsT-Ar 7h, ship Uncle joe. Nchcls.
NsT NsyTAc5SsoNyIELE- cd 2Slh, sch Kenduskeag,
Gid Soth sch Izetta. Smith. New York.
FERNANDINA-Ar 2atb, brig Mechanic, Gould,
aib Ar sotb schs Albert Waite, Pettengil, Matan-
zas: Mary w Hupper, Gilman. New York.
Cid 27th sch Trott King, Bradford. for Aux Cayes;
STAUGUSTINE, FLA--Sd 9th, schs H Reed,
and TanDhauser. for Jacksonville.
DARIEN-Ar oath, sch Hattie Turner, Hupper,
Cid 25th sch Eta Simpson. Hart. st John, y B /;
27th brig Saml Welsh. Turner, Wilmington. Erf
SAyANNAH-Arq qetb, ship Con1uerer, Knowles,
1CHARLESTON-Ar 9Th scbs X Dresser, Harris,
Baracoa; Emma Green, Collins, Boston Charlie
Morton, Pike, New York; Fred Dow, from Round
WILMlNGToN-Ar 9Th, sch Palcs, shacktord,
No5RRFoLK-Ar 9Th, sch Sarah NJ Bird, Merritt,
-s BALTIMoRE-Cld 9Th, sch Belle Hardy, Rogers,
OPsfpn. OPPsHfpInI.ADELPHlA-Cd h, sci. Mabel Hall, Lur-
vey, Fall River.
Ar 9th, sch Carrie Bonnell, Pnkham, Baracoa.
Ar 7th, schs B j Willard, Woodbury.. and David
Nichols from Portland.
NEW YoRK-Ar 9th, barque Rosetta Mcneil Bry-
ant Bristol +; barque Alaska, Perry, Malaga; brig
Anna D Torrey. johnson, Portland for Philadelphia )
schs Powell. Williams. Wilmington Potomac,
Haskell. Frankfort; Santa Rosa, Herrck, Damaris-
Gotta; Starlight, Blatchford Carks Island Adrian,
Grier. and Ned Sumpter, Pnkham. Rockland; G II
Slacomber, Pendleton, Rookport; Sophie, Harring-
ton. Portland for Philadelphia; Maggie Mulvey, He'll
derson, Boston for Virginia. '.f
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
WASHINGTON.
An Exploded Scheme.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Senator Vests bill
directs the Postmaster General, without delay,
to construct line of telegraph from Washing
ton to Boston by the way Of Baltimore, Phla-
dephia, New York and Hartford, to be oper-
ated in the post offices of those cities by per-
SONS appointed by the Postmaster General, un-
der such regulations and at such rates of tariff
as be may prescribe. provided the rates shall
be uniform to all persons with such = uniform
reduction to the newspaper press as may be
deemed adjustable, and provided the rates shall
be adjusted to meet and not exceed any ex-
pense OF operating aud maintaining said line,
and providing net income equal to five per
cent interest on the original cost of the sarae
The bill proposes to appropriate $500, coo for the
foregoing purposes. a5...
- The burglary Suit.
In the criminal court to-day, the counsel for
Harrington wished to withdraw the pleas Gu
abatement and to move a new trial, when Rid
die announced as the result of the decision of
the Supreme Court of the District that the late
grand jury was illegal and that the Attorney
General has revoked his appointment as prose-
cutor. The case was postponed till tomorrow.
Newspaper Postage.
Tho portion of the recent post office regula-
tions for the prepayment of postage on news
papers and periodicals relative to county
papers has been modified as follows: News
papers, without regari TO the frequency OF their
ISSUE one copy to each subscriber actually for
the time being residing in the coRnty where
the same are printed, are entitled to pass free
of postage through the mails; but the rate OF
postage on the same, excepting weeklies when
deposited in letter carriers office of delivery
by the Office or its carriers shall be uniform at
one cent each. Weeklies when sent through
the mails to or deposited in letter carriers office
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

There will be no change in the Senate COM
mittees I.t ~ -.f.sli + "
c,nmander William G. Ashley has been
soot to tho insane hospital at WASHINGTON
7,nring the war he led the attack on the rebel
ram AIbemarle.
Tho weather ,,e mast .weak in II ,ron. has
| hoan w;ntrv and some of the Rnssian norris
oee,, .e o,"saI4 = = = = 80
"io o'o'e" = ''4
- sloleiiC stoLni iooh pay e! ~
l;os ionfS fron, t6n;r HOMES many
''I' 80, .e
LONDON aespatch says thas tne uieetiDs vi
the conservative members or rarilameIt ~ 10
agree upon successor 10 Disrae'!, III case ~.
health compelled nun 10 ret1fe' diu ho0 result
IN any agreeMent mere prilg glea. aiiAer-
ence u op'n'ou " .",' "n 80 80.
An ottawa despatch says tlat not na'I tne
LUMBER VIII De cuV on e'ai'neao fNef THAT was
cut last season.
The Kansas state central relief committee
declares that one DE- IL, y. Mitcneil, now ,op.
eratng 10 e LOUIS ,s n2s nnd resUnsts
,ha aLu ion noIe ri Il tho eastern states NOT td en-
poupo nT aifs Of m"nev to him or anv of his
.J Guy SO "a - . - : a. = :, =
"sen''. ,.,.
od dne ne hotnscn'sas ~ iai'' h"'o 'u
ooo'ooo .o"'' ~ p",N. --:..,,,
savings bank at Cof,ntl, Miss.,Was spoo p0ootu :;
py Iour men; Monuay al.eLnoon ,teToo u. %HoU0 and
L. Z 2 Z. ~
diamonds' 3i Ia iB! E3t = >1litt,,yl.,S
The 'longshoremen society III New 1orh
nave Iesc,noea tmG oiue. .njo ,nu ,ar beir
Eii sna1, Ho' - ro1I;n, mUrn "'n ,orfont r f;sSco
strike IS piosing peiiess'uasoo ~ 81
4 Ex-President Russell sage prints long lie I
ter, exoneratDg himself from certain charges
naue 'ialsS la a;n n;i wnHu ~ ~ va o ,ro;ses hs
cer ol tle Iaelio ~. nia,, ~ ~ ta
nearly e11r.s tb n 10 tne Nc" p''''0eH' III '"o i"
al, p;ttsb,rr boro
lug PnuG.e,s ~ ..J Jnntnn nf ,raooS End at
STRUCK q aga,nss gon "n 0no o
ieas' ase ouo os,oa y. t9r 7ooo tons nf
III ieisseu es' Oh .. bn,,sn Thara viii mn
Jonhtedlv he Great snffernr. as yery few of the
nuddIers have anv money ahead. 80.
u.no.;o co,on,. T,or, ,ros olactod NIoyor of
HnoM IJS, n noSstorJav nv % noa;or;tv The
Rennbicans elect aldermen and coupciimen in
fonr oYlt Of 1--WE wards,
M, - -...,,, ,.,,s;..,,, ,,,..ora ,,-oro
mol Inc e6 in'ernai iosepue ie0eip'" "eio
Szl4,9oo'
A San Francisco dispatch says that Edward
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
NEW YORK.
The TiIton-Reeci,er Case.

NEW YORK, Dec SIN the Brooklyn COURT
general term, to-day, after long controversy
between tho opposing counsel, the Tilton-
Beecher case was postponed until next Monday
TO allow argument in order TO show cause why
stay of proceedings was not granted to the de-
fendant in order to get a bill of particulars
The court room was crowded by jurors sum-
moned, and others. W s.. -s8 al -taf.-...
ala ,--r-fI i Whitewash. -i..1 .ilt. ..lf
The Jersey City Presbytery publishes the YER
dict to-day in The case of Rev. John 5. Glen
'deptiug, acauitting him ON charges of Seduc-
lion and breach of promise to marriage. but
find him guilty of uuministerlal and Incbris-
,tian conduct in making Miss Mary E. Pome
roy presents, visiting her so frequently and at
unreasonable hours, and living on such lpti-
mate terms with her as to occasion public sus.
picion of impfopriety. The Presbytery passed
a resolution dissolyiDg the pastoral relations
between Glendenning and the Prospect Ave-
nue. churct, in view of the disturbing influences
incident to this cause. . j. ltls,.Has III
The Erie Injunction. fus ...... ~
To-day the suit Of Arnot vs.. the Erie Rail
way Company was before Chief Justice Davis,
on the preliminary injunction and order TO show
cause granted the plaintiff. Neither side was
ready to argue the case as a whole, but Judge
Shipman, counsel for defendants, submitted an
affidavit showing the company did not propose
to use any of the $40 100000 bonds, except so
far as already exchanged for the old bonded
permission to exchange new bonds under the
$40, ,000 900 mortgage tor the balance of the sec
Ond mortgage debt of the road due, viz: $780,
600, anC 20 on and make exchanges to the full
amount Of the old bonded debt, $2,3S0,O00. i
Judge Davis, after hearing Judge Barrett in
reply, determined to modify the injunction SO
as to permit the Buffalo, New York and Erie to
pay the interest on 2O2 new bonds exchanged
for 78 first mortgage bonds and 124 second
mortgage bonds, and denied the application as
to the balance. The main motion was adjourn
ed to Tuesday. F'' W ''-'t'
Edward Stuart, formerly of Liverpool but
recently from New Qtleans, bought in this
market few days ago, outside of the Cotton
Exchange, some 1900 bales of cotton and ship
ped some to Liverpool. He sold the bills of
ladng to Duncan, Sherman q Co., receiving
therefor bills of exchange, aud has absconded.
The bills of ladng secure Duncan, Sherman &
Co. from loss which, unless the cotton is re-
covered, will fall upon the merchants who sold
to Stuart. The ,oss.is over $4,000. 1rY
...I... Various Matters. g.. I.
Hon. Dudley S. Gregory of Jersey City, died
this afternoon, aged 20.
Mayor Vance has removed Jay and Kingsley,
Commissioners of Accounts, and appointed
Howe and Bowieu, the old Commissioners, re-
moved by Mayor Havemeyer
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRk, Dec. s-Evening.- -Flour-receipts of
5,i66 bbls; exports 5422 bbls; sales s094 bbis The
general market was dull in tone and in BUYERS favor
supertine and No lower; Minnesota steady; Winter
Wheat -four is in moderate demand. Rye flour at
70 Buckwheat -four at 8 90 q 3 10 for State and
bush sales 10000 bush at " % 0S for No Spring;
09a q! III for No Chicago Spring, including some
% for Red Winter; 25 "a 30 for amber Winter;
2s a. Sc for fair to extra White Wintcr; closed
steady though only moderately active. Corn-re-
ceipts 800 BUSH exports 1923 bush; sales G5000
bush at 9lc for new Western Mixed to arrive; 80 "a
93c Oh spot CSC for old Whte 9oc for new do; 96 q
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
. pas,y Domestic Receipt..

Grand Trunk Naturalization &SChapman 600
bbls flour and 26O sacks bran, Messrs M ken 200 do
do, Jcsselyn 81 Co 200 do do, d w Coolidge 100 d /,
do do Williams & Faxon 100 do do, John Mitchell
100 do do Fuller & Hanford 100 do do, care of John
Porteous 1856 bbis -four and As bbls cornmeal, Wal
dron 81 True corn1 car oats and 14c sacks bran
N B Noble 2 cars corn. S w Thaxtcr 2ears corn and
car do, G w True cars corn, Hathaway &
cars oats ass 70 elSin eh,S da do Il
Macpherson do do, j Lib6y2 cars potatoes, g s
Libby do do, Isaac Berry do do, Farr Brothers
car peas, Kensel & Tabor cars corn, and cars of
oats. IA rrk -..,
By water conveyance bush cornmeal to g W
True & Co. ~ '1H2fff# Haf -Nf&oii ff7tH
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09

No person can use Boschse's German Syrup with
out getting immediate reliif AID We have the
first case Of Coughs, Colds or Conservation, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs, yet 10 hear from
wear for three years over 250000 samfle bottles by
druggists in all parts OF the United States No otner
Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave their Prepera-
tons such a test as this. Go to year druggist anu
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try t-two doses
will relieve you. W. F. PHILIPS & CO, wholesale
Agents. TTSS&weow
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
Rational nIeaicntion.

Medication is only successful when it is rational
and it is rational only when it begins at the begin
ming. In other words, to cure a malady, its cause
must be removed Weakness, either general or To-
cal is the origin of the great majority of diseases
Reinforce the vital energies, regulate digestion and
secretion by strengthening the organs which perform
those al-important functions, and dyspepsia, consti
PATTON kidney and bladder complaints, uterine diff
culties, impure circulation, and the thousand and
one ailments which are the consequences OF debility
are completely, and in most cases permanently,
moved. The best, safest and most agreeable tonic
and Alternative that can be employed for this purpose
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The experience of
twenty five years, during which time it has outlved
perhaps ten times that number of ehemeral prepara
lions which have entered into competition with it,
has proved it to unequaled as remedy for all dis
orders accompanied by or proceeding from weakness.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09

NEW York. Dec. .s-Erenino.-Money closed at 2
q per cent. after oanng up to per cent. Foreign
Exchange was. quiet and firm ats4Sif q 4s5 for 60
days aud 4S9a q 490 for demand. Exports of pro-
duce Tor the week were $4,1O3.914 mixed values;
decrease from last week of $685. The customs
receipts towere $792,000. Gold opened at 11la and
about declined to 11Ol, after which there
rally to llos, which the market closed the rates for
carrying were @ q and per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 On account Of in
gagements for exports tomorrow are S6OOOo9. Gov
rnments steady. State bonds are dull. Railroad
mortgages quiet. Stock speculation is irregular at
the opening the market fell q per cent. and af-
terwards recovered the decline and was strong for
a time. Wabash was on exception and advanced
per cent. After meridian the market weakened
again and on the second call prices declined from a
Il per cent The greatest decline was in Pacific Mail
which fell from 40s "a 39s. The market was irregu
lar during the last hour OF business, but in the main
weak. The largest transactions was in Pacific Mail,
which fuctuated frequently between 39s q 4O4. The
remainder Of the list showed decline of g14 per
transactions at the Stock Exhange aggregated $780,
600 shares including New York Central 14U0 shares
Erie $500 shares Lake Shore 22,9OO, North Western
435OO Rock Island 100. Pacific Mail AZ 100 st Paul
1900, Western Union 2p,1OO, Wabash Is, 100, Union
parift T100.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09

MATANZAS. Bark w Holbrook-7OG2 box
shocks, 754 pairs heading. . ......
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr Water Lily 80 gals kcro-
sene oil, 4 Dbl apples, L do beans.
YARMOUTH, Ms Schr Gladiator-5oO bbls flour.
PORT ONTARIO, JAMAICA. !. Schr Olive H Rob-
inson10 bbs beef 1000 feet lumber. "a bbs flour, 12
bbIs mackerel doz pas,sl do brooms. 70 lbs butter,
rs boxes herring 12O gals OIL rs lbs cheese, 22S lbs
soap, case boots. -
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
.t5Issss aIENORANDA.

Brig Helen o Phinney, (ot PortlanlD Boyd from
Cadiz for Gloucester. with salt, put into Bermuda
3Oh ut. in distress Reports, Nov 10th, encountered
cyclone and lost saiIs carried away rudder, stove
bulwarks, forward house. cabin windows and doors,
started Chain plates and bolts, smashed boat, stove
BOBBY hatch, filled halfdeck and cabin with water.
destroying provisions and small stores, and started
leak The mate and one washed
board The mate was saved, but the other lost. On
The 2Sth, buried one Of the crew.
Sch Carrie Walker, which recently struck on st
Johns Bar is tue railway at Jacksonville, under
going repairs .H-
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
METEOROLOGICAL

PKoBAsnIrIEs FOR THE NEXT rwEETy-FocR
- A--4A~ HOURS e@--sF
.epa WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIsNALl
OFFICER. Washington, ID. g.,
Dec. 0, Il A. Nh \
For New England,
and the Middle States generally clear weather,
a slight rise in temperasure, south and west
winds and falling barometer.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09

in the county where printed, shall be weighed
in bulk, aud be subject to postage of two cents
per pound, to be prepaid at the office Of publ
cation."
The Alabama Court.
To day the court of commissioners on the
Alabama claims were occupied in arguments
upon the question of presumptive allegiance
involved in case l29 and upon the question OF
the character of the damages involved in case
81. The questions came up on demurrers en-
tered by the council for the United States. The
latter question is important, involving Claims
preferred forl loss of health resulting from ex-
posure while prisoners on board the Alabama
rOrtJ Third Congress Second Session.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
MARRIED..

In this city. Dec. 8, by Rev. Geo. W. Bcknel. JON
athan C. Haesett and Miss Viola A. Chase, both OF
Portland.
In Damariscotta. Nov. %, Geo.A Chapman and
Miss Imogene Ordlum.
Ir Damariscotta Nov. 26 William Wiley and Miss
Sarah M. Lang. both of Bremen i3Hi1 ie-i !-
In Bristol, Nov. 26, John G. Fossel and Miss Lizzie
S. Curtis. III en- gWl 3 ~ a s-s
At Sheepscot Bridge, Nov. %, Robert F. Giyan of
Alma and Medora u. Hall of Newcastle.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
4Sy iuvalid! |! and 1o7. .Sls army widow and

N
airf6y invalds, and 1O7,5l6 army widows and
dependent relatives, a total of V2O9.973 army
pensioners, 1861 navy inyalids and 1885 navy
widows, etc a to,al of 1886 navy pensioners,
and II, $50 survivors and 53l2 Widows OF the
war of 1872; III all 236241. The net decrease
during the year in the number on the rolls is
2170. while the net decrease in the annual agr
gregate payment is only $564513, many pen
sions having been increased in amount Tne
following amounts were paid on account OF
pensions. during the year,. To army invalias,
$40 S53, ,367 Sc; to army widows and dependent
relatives, $l6.993. s35 95; to navy inyalds, ,Sl74,
1886; to navy widows, etc, S591 S o 55i M "a; TO
to widows of soldiers in said war, S6l6.Ol6 40 !;
making total amount including the expenses
of Disbursements of $50, $685. .56, which is an
increase of S.. .40S, ,459 "a over the amount paid
the preceding year. I,- Z. ,aFlgqrg 7soaf
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
DIED.

In this city, Dec.7 Mrs. Mary S. Coff1y aged 90
years months. boston papers please copy.l
/ An Damariscotta, Nov. %, Mrs. Ann Stetson, aged
62 years months. 2 = IN
In Jefferson. Noy.27 Miss Julia G. Hussey, aged
20 years months. -,. e.,
In Bath, Dec. 4, Mr.. Ebenezer DunDing, aged 53
yeaIs 10 months.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
THE SOUTH.
Further TronbIc Pending in Louisiana.

Further TronbIc Pending in Louisiana
0 New York, Dec 8.-New Orleans specials
have the following under las 1t nights date: SIT
is believed that further trouble is near Lieut.
Gov. Penn has arrived to call caucus to de-
termine the policy of the whites in the expected
emergency. 1t stated that the Committee of
Seventy will act in the matter of the returning
board tomorrow. The committee meets
Thursday 1s ...r .,l 20. .fol.l. .r4
The HeraldS correspondent expects blood
shed on Friday or Saturday. He telegraphed
armed men incog. Pistols were placed az the
heads of correspondents tonight with orders to
say nothing. Colonels Mari, Angel and 9TH
er3 were at the rotunda late last night and i'm
mediately afterwards the streets were crowded
with men beaded by bands of music. General
Emory sent to enquire into the matter. and the
impression is that he will understand it all be-
fore daylight
The Situation mt Vicksburg.
VICKsBURG Dec. SIT is reported this
morning that the negroes will renew the attack
on the city to-day. The citizens are under
arms and been largely reinforced from other
towns. Companies have been sent to the
country, well armed and equipped. The pris
prevent lynching. The negro loss yesterday is
estimated at about 40. One white man was
killed and two wounded. Crosby is still under
guard. The whites holi the entire city,
.t Hnter.
The excitement about the court house was
intense this morning, but quiet was restored
aud the lives of CROSBY and the other prisoners
are safe Crosby has since resigned as sheriff.
About fifty persons are in the Jail. Scouts re-
poit the country quiet for miles around. Busi-
ness is gradually being resumed. The city is
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
FOR EIG N.

Spanish Affairs.
MADRID, Dec. S.-The minister of foreign af-
fairs handed to Gen. Gushing note in regard
to the VIrginius question on Friday. An ami
cable settlement is expected.
It is said that The dissensons in the Carlst
camp are increasing aud several leaders are in
negotiations with with the Madrid government
with view to submission. sH el..t..-r
HENDAYEE. Dec. S-Evening, g,-Fighting is
going on at Oyzarup since s o'clock this morp-
ing. The firing was heavy this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCEAL
Portland wholesale 1ark.,..

TUEsDAY.-There is no change to note in the
markets to-day, all quotabe articles being very firm.
Potatoes are coming in quite freely and find ready
market. Butter is steady with no change in quota
tions. Grain is still firm.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-09

Ar 7tb. barque Adolph Enger new StrOut, Mill
bridge; brig Belle of the Bay Williams Galveston
cd 7th. baroue Aberdeen, Savage for Bart. Italy;
brig M A Berry Berry, PernambucO.
Passed through Hell Gate 9Th schs Alcora. Denni-
son, Port johnson tor Boston; I'll Cohdon, Oohiey'
Alexandria for Providence.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 5to, sch Ereline. West, from
'JPI PRsoVIDENCE-Ar 9Th, sch Geo Glover, Perry,
EDGARTowN-Ar 4th. sch Harriet Fuller, Nc
Dougal, New York fer Boston. -
VfNEYARD-HAVEN-Ar5 9th, sch Nuiato' SMALL
Hoboken for Neponset.
Ar 9Th scus Ida & Annie, Cook, tm New York tor tor
Thomaston; Albert Daley, Mason, Port johnson tor
SID, schs Gertie Morrow, Quoddy, 8 Small,
Arios Walker, Frances Ellen, Rival, A Paine. VIM
Paine, Carrie Alice. Mott-Hayen. A Pike. Jeddie,
Huntress, E Higgins, Annie Frye Flora hing, ,Ia
Kendriek Fish: Sandy Point. r Nightingale, Lucy
Ar 7th, sch Julia Newell, Sheppard, New York for
Returned, schs Small, and Kendrick Fish.
BOSTON, Ar 7th, schs Venea, Allen, New York;
Oregon, from Bangor
Cid 5th, barques Annie Lewis Morse, Talcahuano.
Waparaiso) Jennie Cushnan, Smalley, Cape de
Ar 9Th. baruue Meaunticook, Hemingway Rio ia
neiro; scbs Bertha , Fellews, Smith, I'm Hoboken;
Minetta. Stewart, Wnterport
Cid sth, sch Bertha Fellows. Smith, Pembroke
Sid Sth barques Icndeav0r, and Jennie CuslIman.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 6th sehs M Watts, Watts,
st John. NIB for Newport; ieen Thompson mS11lp Brad
%os for SsW Ns cp DO Was or Fa
Annie Murch, Metcalf, do for Providence.
OUTH- Below 7th. scbs Mariel, Ander-
son, Portland for Boston; Delaware, Patten, Els
worth for Boston.
a.g FOREIGN PORTS. A s.
Ar at Singapore 5th inst. ship David Brown. Col
ord, Cardiff via Rio Janeiro. ....
Ar at Sourabaya Oct 2, ship Kit Carson, Spencer,
Batavia.
Ar at Trieste brig Shasta, Brown, Richmond
FIN JiVprnnaI inst shin MOntebeO, keiley.
United States. e5a
Waite, Liverpool, with 100 tons guan0.
Ar Cienfuegos Sd inst, brig Hattie, from Machias
via st Thomas. -
er, Bangor; sch Annie Murchie, CardeDas.
Ar at Cardenas 9th, brig Hattie Wheeler. Arm
strong Portland; 5th sch l. Hersey COggins. from
st John, NIB.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid fin Liverpool 22d. A Butnham, Raynes. fer
Savannah; Lady Blessiugton Brown, San Francisco;
Augustine Kobbe Ames for Savannah; Homeward
Bound, Herman, Charleston.
Ar at London 2ith, Masonic. Gray, Cape Coast
Sid fnn Ccwes 2ist, S Kingsbury. Waterhouse,
Ar at Venice 18Th ult, Lie Houghton, Rose, from
AT at Messina 18th ult. Neptune. Beal. Bangor.
Sid fm Cettc 18th ult, Tuoa Cain, Stone, for New
Sid I'm Maaslius 2lst ult, I X Weldon, Colson,
New York. ~ y
Sid fm Texel Goth ult, Goodc,l, Crockett, for Ba-
tayia. lihHiiEsr = liiitt ~5iib4 .lt
SPOKEN.
Oct 90, lat II, lon 27 barque Clara McGilvery.
from Newport, e, for BuenOs Ayres.
Dec 2, lat 80, lon 70, barquo Catalpa Hardenbrook,
Dec 4, off Delaware .capes, sch Eta E Simpson,
from Darien for Bangor.