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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Verdict in n Islander Suit.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 4-rhe trial of Hon.
John III. Bailey, at the instance of Paymaster
james N. Carpenter o. S. N, for libel, Bailey
having signed remonstrance to the Secretary
of the Navy against the further retention at
this station of this paymaster, in 1869, the re-
monstrahcs setting forth substantially. that
Carpenter was inattentive to business and was
a tool in the hands of ex-Secretary Weles to
promote the private interests of Andrew John
son, and also sympathized with the South.
Carpenter having been relieved upon said re-
monstrance, the jury this morning rendered a
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for 5000 He
sued for $4,000. The case has been. on trial
since last Friday aud has occasioned consider
able excitement. Gen. Martin, John L. II.
Frink and Hon. VIM. B. Small appeared for
Bailey, and Hon, Albert B. Hatch for Carpen-
ter The case will go to the full bench.
Golden Wedding.
NASHUA, Nov. AIT Col. Thomas G. Banks
golden wedding at City Hall, fully. $500 in
cash was presented by the Masonic lodge, c IT,
zens and absent friends, and many other arti-
cles by the Olive street church.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. Nov. 4.-The Democratic gains
throughout the state are Immense. The Re-
publicans do not claim over 5000 majority on
the state ticket. Williams, Democrat, for
Congress in the first district will have over
1000 majority. The second district is close, hut
is claimed for Waldron. Republican, by 800
majority. The third is claimed for Willard,
Republican, by 1900 majority. Potter's major
ity in the fourth district is estimated at 1900,
and Williams, Republican, in the fifth at 1000.
Partial returns elect Durand, Democrat, in the
sixth by over 400. In the seventh Conger Re-
publican, is reelected by probably 14O0 major
ity. The eighth is claimed for Bradley, Repub-
lican, by 1900 majority.
The Senate has two OF three Democratic ma
iority. The House is claimed by both part les
by six or eight majority, Governor Bagley's
majority it is now believed will not range over
1000 The Democrats claim that Chamberlain
is elected and some Republicans concede it.
The Congressman elect and their majorities
are partly estimated as follows:-1st district
Williams, Dem, 200 majority; I'd, Waldron,
Rep, 200; Sd, Willard, Rep, 1900; 9Th, Du-
rand, Dem, 1900; 7th. Conger, Rep 1000; Sth,
Bradley, Rep, doubtful and camdd by both.
In the 9Th district, excepting for Governor, the
Republican state ticket has. perhaps, 5000 or
1000 majority. as
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MASSACHU SETS.
Gen. Buffers Successor speaks.

Gen. Buffers SnccessOr Speaks.
WORCESTER, Nov 4-The Democrats held
an immense jollification meeting in this city
tonight, at which Gen. Buffers successful COM
petitor. Mr.. Thompson, spoke. He said it was
through no merit of his that the people had
gathered, but because they felt that their rights
had been INDICATED. He declared himself a
non bipartisan and briefly stated his position
concerning the finances and equal rights. He
believed there was no justification for armed
resistance; he understood that Republicans had
voted for him because they believed that by so
doing they could get some of their principles
advocated and some of their rights vindicated,
and said he should act as best he could for the
good of the whole people.
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Current Notes,


And we will console ourselves with the re-
nectlon that after Bull Run came Gettysburg
aud Appomattox.-Bangor Wing.
A lean, gaunt, clay-eating, bewhiskied,
one-horse man, in from the country TO sell
his only bag OF cotton, said to one who .skod
Tim how the elections had gone in his region /.
''Alrs hunkidori, you bet. We've cot rid Of
the damned niger at last; nary one of them
will vote up our way again. "-AHanta, (Ga.1
ADVOCATE.
Something more than pills and pectora
is needed to fit man to command the suf
frages of the enlightened people of Massachu-
sets. We trust that the worthy doctor who
depended so much on the fame and fortune
won by these nostrums, having been put to
his purgation by the citizens of the seventh
district, will be henceforth a healthier and
wiser man.-BoSton Globe.
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UNI TED STATES OF AMERICA
BY THE PRESIDENT.
A PrOclamat ion for n Day of PAIL
ThRuksRiYiuU and EYraise.

We are reminded by the changing seasons that it
Is time to pause in our daily vocation and offer
thanks to Almighty God for the mercies and album
dance OF the year which is drawing to close. The
blessings OF free government have continued to be
vouehsafed to u.s. the earth has responded TO the Ia
Dor Of the husbandman the land has been free from
pestilence; internal order is being maintained; and
pc ace with other powers has prevailed. 1t is fitting
that at stated periods should cease from our
customed pursuits and from the turmoil Of daily
lives, and unite in thankfulness for the blessings of
the past and the cultivation of kindly feelings to-
wards each other. Now, therefore, recognizing
these considerations |, Ulysses S. Grant, President
of the United States do recommend to all citizens to
assemble in their respective places Of worship on
Thursday, the 26th Day of Nov. Next,
and express their thanks for the mercy and favor OF
the Almighty God, and laying aside all political
tenton and all secular occupations, to observe SUCH
In witness whereof have herewith set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this the Goth day
of October in the year Of Lord 1874 and of tn
independence Of the United States the ninety
ninth.
-T ... U. S. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov 4-ln Brooklyn, the DEM
ocratic state ticket has a majority of $4,000.
Three Democratic Congfessmen and seven
Democratic Assemblymen are elected
Metcalf. DEM, is elected to Congress from
the first district in the place of Scudder.
SARATOGA, Nov 4.-Hartshorn, Rep, for
Congress has about 1000 majority.
ALBANY, NoT. 4-The Republicans of this
county elect their county ticket, member of
Congress (Adams) and two members of the
Assembly, but Tilden's majority in the county
is 25OO The returns from Oswego county en-
sure the election of VIM. H. Baker, Rep, to
Congress from the oath district
Tildef's majority is now said to be $4,000.
The Evening Journal makes the House of
Assembly stand as follows: Democrats u, Re-
publicaus S. As the Republicans have only
four majority in the Senate, the Democrats
have majority on Joint ballot, and thus Sc
cures Democratic successor to Fenten.
The Republicans have elected Baker in the
Oath and Bass in the SD Congressional DIS
trict.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4.-Enough returns are
received to indicate with considerable certainty
that Cause is elected in the LIST, c. Canons in
the I'd, Welshiresin the third and Gunter in
the 4th district. They are all Democrats.
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The most miserable beings in the world those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy five per cent of the people in
the United States are afflicted with these two di-
seases and their effects such as sour stomach sick
head ACHE habitua costiveness impure blood, heart
burn, water brash, gnawing and burning pains at
the pit OF the stomach, yellow skim coated tongue
and disagreeable taste in the mouth coming up OF
the food after eating, low spirits, &c. Go to your
Drug Store and inquire about it or get sample bot
lie for 10 cts. w F. Phillips & Co., wholesale agents.
SEES TS&T&weow3m
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Another Kind afKK.

New ORLEANS, Nov. A few additional
election returns strengthen the indications pre-
vously reported. United States Commissioner
e. d. Craig has sent before the United States
Circuit Court Mary johnson and Joseph Mil
brough, both colored, charged with violating
the Ku Kiux act in corspiring with others and
breaking up meeting of the colored Demo-
cratic club. This is the first commitment of
colored persons under thi. act in Louisiana.
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NIISSDURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Mot precinct in the
city or county has yet returned full vote. Re-
turns from the state are still very meagre and
do not indicate the result. The Democrats,
however, claim ali the congressional districts
except the sixth and tenth. On the other hand
trict for Sana-d. the present incumbent, the
third for Wingate, the fifth for Seay, the sixth
for Ihrasher, the seventh for Lay, the ninth
for Thompson and the tenth for Hyde, the pres
ent incumbent, conceding to the Democrats the
present incnmbents, the eighth for Franklin,
the eleventh for Clark, the thirteeth for Buck
ner,. both present incumbents, with the twelfth
doubtful.
Only little more than one-half the ballot
cast in this county is yet counted, and the pros
pect is that 1t will take all day tomorrow to
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Why Will Won Coughs

Why Will Won Coughs
No one who has used DR.. Morris Syrup OF Tar
Wild Cherry and H0rehound, will be without it. AS
remedy for all throat and lung diseases, cure for
Group, and preventive of consumption it has no equal
In whooping cough it acts like charm. Contains no
opium and is pleasant to take. Trial bottles 10 cents
For sale by A. s. Kinds, Preble House; T. G. Loring
Exchange and Federal ST.. C. L. Holt 6O3 Congress
ST.; G. B. WOodman, Saccarappa; A. L. Keen, Cor
ham; E. P. Weston, Fryeburg; w. F. Phillips Il Co.,
Wholesale agents. Morris q Heritage, Phladep hia
proprietors. ocl0eodtf
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Nov 4-The congressional delega-
ton is as follows: First district Clement G.
Sunicson Rep; second do, Samuel A. Dobbins,
Rep, reelected; third do, Miles Rost, Dem,
reelected; fifth do, Augustus w. Cutler, Dem
sixth do, Frederick H. Teese, Dem,; seven tn
ent delegation in Congress consists of Repdb-
licans and Democrat. Bedle for Governor is
elected by $1,000 majority.
The state Senate stands as did last year, each
gaining and losing one. The Republican ma
jor;ty is seven. The House stands 80 Demo-
Gratis to q Republicans, a Democratic gain over
last year oil. On the joint ballot the Legisla-
tnre is Democratic and will elect the United
States Senator to succeed John F. Stockton.
Cutters majority over Phelps is s.
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WESTERN advices indicate that the amou,

WESTERN advices indicate that the amount
of lumber in pile at Chicago is 100000 feet
in excess of the stock held there last year at
this time and with no prospect of fair fall
trade, there is stock enough ON hand to meet
all the demands of 1875. For this reason it is
thought that prices will not advances during
the next twelve months even if the log crop
the coming year should be reduced one-half
the usual production. The Wisconsin Lum-
herman advises manufacturers to stop ope IRA.
tions for one season and watch develop
mentS.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUsrA, Nov. 4.-Dabuey is elected to Con-
gress from the 18th district by 200 or 300 major
ity. The entire delegation to Congress is DEM
ocratic beyond doubt.
Mayor Spencer of Atlanta and other promi
nent citizens were arrested. to dayIfor violation
of the enforcement act
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EgrOpeau Markets.


LONDON, Nov. 4-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 93s "a
934 for money and account.
LONDON. Nov. 4-12.30 P. M.-American securities
Erie Railway 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4-l2. 80 P. M.-Cotton market is
steady and unchangd; MiddliDg uplands at 74 "a rad
do Orleans at 81 Sid; sales 1900 bales, including
1900 bales for speculation and export,
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WASHINGTON.
ThcDemocracx Lubi,ant.

WASHINGTON Nov. 4.-The Democrats are
exceedingly jubfant over the election results,
especially in Massachusetts,, and insist that
they are soon to cone into possession of the
general government. Seedy Democratic adven-
the next House amoung themselves. A Dem.
ocratic newspaper is soon to be started here,
which hopes to become the organ of John
Morrissey White League Dynasty.
Injsry to the National Credit.
sor M;%,nMhile thets are already indication of
snlt Of yesteyd 20 the nsional credit, as the re
the Democratic gain will greaess .n Il
they do rot altogether defeat the 1.rahar =,
gotiation of the new loan, thus preventSsl. t uo
saving of millions to the Treasury.
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WE can hardly credit it, but it is an
nounced that the Republicans of the Albany,
New York, district have gained Congress.
man. The fact is the Democrats undertook
to elect two members from one district. In
credible as it may seem, this couldn't be done
even on this tidal wave.
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THAT veteran Bourbon from the country,
who, on hearing the bewildering election
news, eagerly inquired if JEFF Davis or Fer
nando Wood had been elected 10 take Gen
Grants place, is informed that he must pa
tientIy await the next avalanche for tina,
event. The fact is it isn't quite time.
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mARYLANp.

BALTIMORE Nov. 4.-Further returus from
the 9th congressional district, which seem rel-
able though unofficial indicate the election of
Walsh, Dem, to Congress, over Saun ders, Re D.,
the present member. This will make the en-
tire delegation Democratic.
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NEVADA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-Returns received SO
far leave the election of Congressman in Neva-
da in doubt. Ellis (dem.) is probably elected.
Bradley, for Governor, claims over 1000 MAORI
ty. 1t is conceded that the Sharon Legislature
ticket is elected
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE
Happy,

LEWISTON, Nov. 4.-The Democrats fired a
salute this evening and are indulging in ex-
pressions of qualification over the election news
BELFAST, Nov. 4.-There are great rejoicings
among the Democrats of this locality over the
recent victories. Examinations are being had
this evening and tomorrow one hundred guns
will be fired
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VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 4-Hunton, conserva-
tive, is elected in the eighth district by about
| 500 majority over Barbour.
| IA later dispatch says that the Conservatives
claim out Of Congressmen-a gain of 2.
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The feeling in this city and section over the
result of the election is profound, and the in
terest to-day has been scarcely less than yester-
day. The papers unite in ascribing the defeat
lican state party and its apparent sympathy
with corrupt 'isms." They urge cleansing
process and predict more glorious record than
ever in the future, as the result of temporary
defeat. Butler and Ayers defeat is hailed with
satisfaction even by the Republican press.
Butler takes it coolly, and to-day said: eff
the Republican party can stand its losses
think 1 can bear my share"
The Democrats in various parts of the state
celebrated the victory to day by firing 100 guns.
The struggle in the 4th district between the
friends of Frost and Abbott promises to be
lively. 1t is believed that Frost's election will
be maintained, though the Abbott party insist
that recount viii elect the latter.
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EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen. Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent our
Journal as we have information that several 'bum-
mers'' are seeking courtesies in the name of he
Press, and we have no disposition to be, even as
siyely, party to such frauds.
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BANKS whirled in by an overwhelming ma.
jrity, and Salary Grabber Williams placed on
ne SHELF Argus
If our neighbor had held his lively imagi-
ration in check and consulted The World
Almanac and its own files he would have
drawn the above rather incomplete sentence
little differently. First, Mr.. Williams was
not member Of the Congress which enacted
the salary bill, consequently whatever else
may be laid to his charge. salary grabbing
cannot be. Banks, who was "whirled in"
did vote for the salary grab, took his thous-
ands of back pay which he never returned,
and afterwards defended the act.
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denas. with box shocks, at 15c; the barque Estea,
for Matanzas, with box shocks, at 15c; the barque
Florence Peters, for Cardenas and back, at $1,000
round sum; brig Dirigo, for Cardenas, with box
shocks at 15c.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
Port DE PORTLAND.
Wednesday, New. 4.


ARRIVED
Steamship Franeonia, Bragg. New York-passen-
gers and mdse TO Henry Fox
Sch Tennessee, Pillsbury, Philadelphia, local to
Rounds 81 Son.
Sch Maria Roxana, Palmer Philadelphia.
Sch Rose, Stckney. Boston. to load fo- PASSPORT
Sch Arabella. Smith, Boston.
Sch Mary Wonson, Lewis, Boston.
Sch III III Fisk, Wixon, Boston, to load for Bati-
more.
Sch Addie RyerSon, Cousens Windsor, MS for New
York.
Sch Olive II Robinson, Craig, Bay Chaleur $50
bbls mackerel.
Sch A, Mcdonald, Beers, Bay ohaleur $50 bbls
mackerel.
Sch Good Intent, Hilliard. Lubec
Sch Clara Sawyer, Branscomb. Eden, seeking.
Sch Buena Vista, Rnes. Wiscasset.
Sch Harraden, Varnum, Calais for Boston.
Sch Montrose, Allen, Calais for Warren. ri.
Sch Franeonia, Adams, Calais for New York.
Sch Pickering Patten, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Atlantic, Joy, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Australia, Joy, Ellsworth for Eddyyille.
Sch Henry S, Adams Ellsworth for New York.
Sch Delaware, Patten, Ellsworth for NewburypoTt
Sch Casteane Thomas, Thomaston for Boston.
Sch Morrison. Joy. Hancock for Lynn.
Sch Mary, Hallowell. Dennysvie for Boston.
Sch Tyrone, Strout, Millbridge for Boston.
Sch Ruth Thomas, Clifford, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Ringleader, Snare, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Nj w Bates. Collamore. Bangor for Cohasset.
Sehs Niekerson, Haskell, and j W Drisko, Has
Sch VIM Hill. Hall, Hancock for Boston.
sen sen Lion; Candage, Bluenill for Boston.
sen Gen Hall, Gross, Bristol for Weymouth.
Sch California, Hudson. Waldoboro Tor SALEM
Sch Good Templar; Mcdonald, fishing cruise. Re-
derelict Am schr of about 20 tons, dsnasted full
OF water and stern out. She was partly loaded with
lumber and had been on fire. Took her in tow aud
brought her into port. The wreck is supposed to be-
the schr Susan Jane, from Bangor for Kiitery which
went ashore 3lst ut on York Ledge.
CLEARED.
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Bacon, New York;
Magma.
Barque Linda Stewart, Stnchfeld, Boothbay, 10
load for Savannah-Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Leander A Knowles, Chase, Matanzas- Isaac
Emery.
Sch A L Palmer Lewis, New York-master.
Sch George, billiard, Boston-Bunker Bros
Sch Little Annie, (Br) Roberts, st John, NB-John
Porteous.
See general columns for loss of ship Pacific OF
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Granger Trouble.

of the Granger Bank of this city, has resigned,
and S. B. Webster is appointed in his stead.
w. A Fisher, Secretary Of the State Grange,
has resigned, and j. B. Darlington is appointed
in his stead
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FIRES.
New Holland. D.

CINCINNATI, Nov 4-The house of Allen
Monroe at New Holland, O., was burned last
Thursday and $4,000 in greenbacks in his desk
consumed. < /.
Newport, Ky.
At 8 clock this morning the saw mill and
lumber yard of Divesty & Co., at Newport,
Ky, were burned Loss 100000; insurance
$4,000.
East Saginaw.
DETROIT, Nov. Al. p. Ballantine & Cos.
saw mill two miles below East Saginaw, wa
totally destroyed by fire last night. Loss $780,
600; insurance $4,000
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FLO RIDA.

AUGUSTA, Ca. Nov. 4.-Returns from Flori-
da come in slowly. The indications are that
both districts will elect Republicans to Con-
gress. There has been heavy falling off in
the white vote and largely increased colored
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IT is our conviction that profusely Illus
trated daily paper in this city will not meet
that degree OF pecuniary support that such
an enterprise merits. We tried it two years
since. This year we will leave it to our
neighbOr.
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EOh19s
MoBILE-sld Slst ult, ship Irons es, Austin, for
PAsoAGOULA-Ar 25th, barque Caibarien. Hop
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar Cd, sch Leonora, Bonsey,
cMARLEsToN-Ar I'd, barquo David BsbcOck.
Golcord New York; sch Ocean Traveller, Adams,
RICHMoND-sld 1st brig Julia Carney. for
City Point, 10 finish ldg for Trieste.
ALEXANDRIA-Sld 31st sch A Weeks Farr,
Boston.
BALTIMoRE-Cld sist, schs Irene Meseryey,
Messrvey, Fall River; Speedwell, Drisko, Boston,
CID I'd, brig Aqu1dneek, johnson. for Rio Janeiro;
sch Carrie Walker. Dunn, Jacksonville.
PHdLADELPHIAmAI I'd. sch Samuel Hart, Bur-
X Richardson, Pray. Calais.
Ar Sd, ship Abner Benyon, Watts, Portland, to
Cid ID, schs Lark, Guptir, Mayaguez; Ed
wards, Bartlett, Bristol.
Anew NEW Y0 1s "a sshs Caleb Eaton, Savage
Ar Sd, brig Martha A Berry, Berry, Old Harbor, j !;
sch Almeda, smith, Windsor. MS.
Cid I'd, sehs Maid Of the Mist, Smith. st Pierre;
Gertrude Plummer, Plummer, ST John, PR.
SID I'd. schs Frank Treat for Turks Islands; Cook
Borden, tor Kingston; ia.
Rondout for Belfast; Junietta, Thompson, NYork
for Addison; Adam BowlbY. Bellaty, Port johnson
for Norwich; Florida, Thompson, Peekskill for New
PRoyIDENcE-Ar Sd, sch VIM McCObb, Bradley,
Poughkeepsie.
Ar 81, schs Union, Deliver, Calais; Ella, Dix.
Wiscasset.
.VINEYARD-HAyEN-Ar ID, schs Eva c Yates
Yates. Philadelphia for Boston wDB, Pitcher,
Elizabethport for do; Juliet Small Philadelphia Tor
Salem; Henry Whitney, Perkins, do for Newbury-
port; Maracaibo. Tobin, Portland for Washington;
Saml Fabens. Lyman, Mt Desert for ST Luce, ia;
j Knowles, Wass. Kennebec for New York; j w
Woodruff, Haskell Bangor for Jersey City; Oliver
Jameson. Jameson, Rockland for Fall River.
SID brigs Hobbs, and Abby Thaxter; schs Lake
Benedict. Gem, Roamer. George ID Perry, Mary J.
Newton, Montana, T S Mcclellan. Orozimbo, Car,
T Nelson. Bowdon, e HELLER, Statesman, Como
Laura BIidgman, Kate Walker, Van Buren,, Agnes
Charlie Cobb, Geo L Prescott, Allie Cakes, Union
Decora, Knowles. Charlotte Jameson Oliver
Jameson Lucy Ames, Juliet, j w Woodruff.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar list, sch Elizabeth Dehart,
Low, Philadelphia.
Ar I'd, sch Laura Robinson, Robinson, from Wee
kawken.
BOSTON-Ar Sd. schs L A Boardman Norwood
Weehawken; Charlotte Fish, Williams, Hobcken;
Carrie Xix, Xix. Rondout.
Below, sch Island Belle, Woodman, from Philadei-
phla for Winterport.
Ar 4th, schs Saml Lewis, Dolliyer, Ellsworth Fred
Warren. Turner, OrlaDd.
Cid 4th. sch Sea Lion. McIntire, st john, ND.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 81 sch Commonwealth, Gross
Rockland.
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TUESDAYS explosion is bad enough in
all conscience, but now, as if to add the last
blow, the World claims that its stilted Eng
lish set the thing agoing This is dreadful.