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The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31
DOMESTIC PORTS

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9th, ship Spartan, Jack
son. New York.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar oath, ship Harmonic, Small
Boston.
Ar 3Oth, ship Kentuckian, Dunbar, Liverpool; Vii
Cid oath, sch Irvine, McLarren Pensacola
KEY WEST-Ar Goth, ship Freeman Clark, Bos
FERNANDINA--Ar 21st inst, sch Ellen Perkins
Mitchell, Port SPAIN
Ar ed: sch Mary W Hopper, Gilman. Philadelphia
SAVANNAH-Cld 9th, schs Nettie Langdon Col
Inns, and Maggie Todd, Rich .rdson. Brunswick.
Sid 2Sth. schs Hattie Fuller for Union Island
''f BRGNsWiCK, GA-Cld 2sd, sch Post Boy Rob.
inson, Fernandna.
WILM1NGToN-Ar 2etb, sch Flora Condor, Con-
don, Boston.
cid 26h, sch Island Belle, woodman, for Port au
Prince.
RIoHMoND-Ar 27th, schs Emma Porter, Chap
NoRFOLK-Ar goth. schs Kate Rankin, Hall.
and Ada Ames, Adams. Rockport.
Ar 18th. sch Nathan Gieayes, Atwood, Portland.
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed in 28th, brig Lib
erty, Devereux, from Matanzas; sch Clara Smith,
Keen, do tor Baltimore.
Ar
BALTIMORE-&ld 9th, sch belmont, Blake, for
Ar Goth. brig Liberty, Devereux, Matanzas.
Observation-Disclosures Both, barque j e Holbrook,
NEWCASTLE, DEL-Passed down goth. brig Ad-
die Hale, for Havana; brig Mary Bartlett, Sagua.
At Delaware Breakwater 29th, brig Prairie Rose,
GIeeneaf. Matanzas
Liverpool; Humboldt, Allen, San Francisco sells
Nellie, French, Demarara; Saml Ober, Atwood, Pro-
vincetown
Ar 18th, briggs Tubal Cain, Stone Cette 1870 days;
Clara jenkins, COombs. Cardenas.
=, Ar Both, baraue Ibis Randall, Galveston; brig
Trinidad; Catawamteak, Lord, Ponce.
Cid 29th, barques F l. Carney, jackson, Cardenas;
st Lucie Wilson, Payta; Com Dupont, Nichols, Ma
tanzas; sch Ralph Carlton, Hardness, do.
Passed through Hell Gate 18th, sch E M Sawyer,
Kelley, New York tor Portland.
NEW HAVEN---Ar 9th. schs Almaretta, Merrill,
Baltimore; Gem. Thomas. Vinalhaven.
PROVIDENCE-Ar Goth, sch Only Son, Meader,
FALL RIvER-Cld 27th sch Lamoine, Bopzey. for
Baracoa..
Sid 2Sth. sch Jas WALL Wiley, -.
NEWPORT-Ar 27th schs Senator Grimes, Phil
brook. and W Farwell, Jones, Providence.
Sailed 2Sth, schs Alaska, ThOrndike, Portland for
New York; Joseph W Fish. Daily. st George for New
York; Samuel Fish. Teal Rockport for Norfolk;
Bessie E Dickinson, Dickinson Bath for Wilmington;
Susan Ross, Wall, Providence for New York; Fred
Fish. Davis. Rockport for Portsmouth, Va.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 2Stb. brig Anna d Tor
rey, Haskell, Baltimore for Boston; NJ Z Trundy
Crowley, Newburyport for Philadelphia; l. M War
rem, johnson, and Charley Stedman, Dunton, Port
land tor New York; Jos Fish, Hopper, Rockport tor
Norfolk.
ar 10Th, barque Waldo, Estes, Leghorn for Boston;
sch Maria Roxana. Palmer, Bristol for Baltimore.
Sid, brig Abby Thaxter; schs WIuslow Morse, Bill
low, Il Knight, Equal, l. M Warren, M L Irundy,
Charlie Stedman. Jos Fish, Maria Roxana,
NEW BEDFoRD-Sld Goth, sch Gen Howard, Frs
kins New York.
B0STON-Ar 10th, schs Martha Maria, veazie, and
ward, Calais; Paran, Clark, Machias; Sammy Ford,
Allen, Cutler.
Cid Goth, schs Tivonia, Palmer, and Emma, Spar
row, Bristol.
Cid 3Oth, brig Loeb Lomond, Gichrist, Fernandina,
to load for Aspmwall; sen W D b. Morrow, tor Tho
maston.
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March 49, lat % 46, lon 20 II, sch Hortensa, from
Porto Rico for Boston.
March p, Off Fire Island, barque Waldo, from Leg
horn for Boston.
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THE MEXICAN BANDITS.
Additional Particulars of their Raid i
Texas.

NEW YORK. March 30.-A New Orleans de-
snatch states that Gen. Augur teiegraphs TO the
commapdant at Fort Brownville, regarding the
rumored raids and murders by the Mexlcans.
The following reply is received:
There are many reports OF laid on the
ranches in the vicinity of Corpus Christi, and
of athreatened attack on that place. Some
ranches have doubtless been robbed and burn
ed, and number of people killed and taken
prisoners The prisoners. have, however, es-
capped. The mauraders have been driven from
the vicinity of Corpus Christi by citizens, who
are in pursuit, and have sent all my mounted
force to intercept the robbers. Gen. Hatch has
sent troops for the same purpose. Many dep
relations have been committed along the river
above this point of late and several persons
killed. | believe the robbers are Mexicans, and
a majority of them are from the other side of
the river. There are probably several parties
out stealing cattle and robbing ranches, but L
can send no reliable information as to their
numbers shall inform you OF anything
more definite.
GALVESTON. March Boa despatch to the
News from Corpus Christi, dated the 18th,
gives letter from the postmaster at Neuces,
who was robbed and had his house burned by
the raiding Mexicans, with the particulars of
the affair.
One of the leaders was captured and lodged
in jail, Saturday. A meeting of the citizens
was held here to day to consider what DISPOSE
ton should be made of the prisoner, and it re-
suited in his immediate trial by the people. A
court was formed and the prisoner arraigned,
counsel for the prosecution and defence were
appointed, and a jury impannelled. The evil
dence showed the prisoner guilty OF murder,
arson, robbery, and false imprisonment and
torture of Americans. He was sentenced to he
hanged, and the sentence was immediately
executed. 1t is stated that raid on this place
is contemplated and that the Mexican leader
boosted that his bugles would sound in the
streets of Corpus Christi when the people least
expected.
Minor Fires.
Taylor's paper mills at Toronto were burned
yesterday Loss 100000.
Monday night about II o'clock the house and
barn on the farm of Calvin Blanchard, in Har-
ward, Mass, was destroyed by fire. The fire
began in the barn, which was entirely burned
down, also ten cows and one horse. The house
took fire from the barn, and was likewise con-
sumed The fire is supposed to be the work of
an incendiary
The Central Land Company's building at
Huntington, West Virginia. was burned Mon
day. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
A dwelling house in Fall River, owped and
occupied by George Grant, was totally de-
stroyed by fire Monday night. Loss $2,7OO;
insurance $4,000.
Five stores and dwelling house in Month
CELLO Iowa, were burned Monday. Loss $780,
600.
Browns hotel, livery stable and blacksmith
shops at Sarma, were burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000.
The old American House at Wells River, VT,
were burned last night. Loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31
CLARKE's RHEUMATIC ELIXIR

Rheumatism and Neuralgia
in all their forms. 1t is sure, safe and cheap. The
worst cases Of twenty years standing cured for
FIVE DOLLARS OR LESS.
For sale by Druggist and Medicine dealers generally
Price 81 per bottle, six for IS. Wholesale by
III. III. Hay, and John w. Perkins & Go.
Portland, Maine.
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$4,000 GOLD.
Special Notice.
BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEHTS AND
INVITATIONS

The high reputation gained by ADAMSON'S 30
TANiC COUGH BALSAM for the cure of Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bleeding of the Lungs and Con-
SUMPTION has given rise spurious pounds. The
genuine ADAMSON'S BOrANIC COUGH BAL
SAM is prepared only by FRANK W. KINSMAN,
Sole Proprietor. 10 protect yourselves from mposi-
tion examine the bottle and see that the words "F.
w. Kinsman, Druggist Augusta, Mai1e.' are blown
the glass of the bottle. $1,000 for better article
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Markets.

TUESDAY, March 30.-The grain market is active,
but there changes to note in the prices. The
pork and lard market is firm and advancing and the
supply is limited. The flour market shows ad-
vance the last day two. The wheat market is still
very active in the west.
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MEMORANDA,

Ship Canada, Herman. from Victoria for Ade-
ade after expanding $25 900, had to obtain $40 OO(
additional on bottomery bond to complete repairs.
Barque Josephine, Mcfarland, from CienfuegOs fol
Boston, put into Bermuda 18th inst with mainmast
sprung and tOpsdes leaky.
Barque Harvest Moon, Riley, from Messina fol
New York. was towed into Bermuda Goth inst, will
loss OF mainmast and mizzentopmast.
Sch Hattie Ross. (of Portland) Durgin. at N York
from Guantanamo, reports having been 10 days
North Of Hatteras; lost and split sails: shipped hea
Wy seas and washed everything movable from the
decks.
Capt Midget, of Stockton, master of barque Mon
tana, died at Wallaroo Dec 3Oth. after short illness
The vessel proceeded in charge OF the mate.
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The following are few of the names of those who
have used this remedy: Mrs. Gov. Cony, Mrs. Hon.
James w. Bradbury, Anson P. Morrill,, Ex-Governor
of Maine, Mrs. Col. Thomas Lamba-d, Mrs. Col.
Thomas lang, Hon. ]. j. Eveeth, Mayor of Angus
ia; Rev. Dr. Kicker. Rev. E. e. Martin, Rev. G. F..
Penny, Rev. VIM A. Drew, Rev. II. f. Wood Col.
F. M. Drew, Secretary of State; Hon. j. t. Wood
ward, State Librarian; Col Geo. W. Stanley, Presi
dent First National Bank; Hon. B. H. Cushman,
rotary OF Senate; Warren Alden, Bangor; Charles
G. Nutter, ESQ.,, p fremont St., Boston; VIM. III.
Taylor, Beacon St., Boston; Emory Cook and many
others in Providence; W. F. MorreIl, ESQ.,, Portland,
and fifty thousand others too numerous to mention
Sold by all Druggists.
deco sneodaeow6m
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
the most approved and reliable remedy is the we'll
known VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.
Be careful to get the genuine. Price, large bottles,
CO., Wholesale Drugg SITS, Propretors Boston.
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Miniature Almanac. .......... March 81.
Sun rises ,,s..s...5s46 High Water. =. $50 PM
Sun seit5sss..........6.25 Moon rises -. z55 AM
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Foreign Imports.
MATANZAS. Brig John Good-510 hhds sugar "a
boxes sugar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ONE PRICE AND NO VARIATION
NOTICE EXTRA:

We have This day finished an lnVenior
of our stock and find we have more Goods
and less Honey
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Tuesday, March 80.
ARRIVED
Brig John Good, (Br) Morehouse, Matanzas-sugar
to j Redpath s. Son.
Sch Ann Kranz, Purvere, Boston, in tow of ting
Tiger Ito load for New Orleans.l
Sch Union, Reed, fremont, seeking.
Sch M Atwood, Herrick SWANS Island, seeking
freight for New York or West Indes
Sch Arrival, Farnham. Boothbay.
Sch Amazon, Pierce, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Steamship Berks, Pendleton. Philadelphia master
Sch Loretta Fish, Young Mobilize Chase g. Co.
Sch Chas Comery, Dreamer, New York-Charles
Sawyer
Sch George Brooks, Lindsey, New York-Charles
Sawyer.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
At Cape Town. CGH, Feb 16, barque Jas McCarty,
Could tor BarDaboes.
Ar at Charleston Both, sch H Means, Smith, from
Portland.
Cid at Philadelphia sOth, brig Geo W Chase, Pat
terson. Sagua.
Sid FIN Ponce 18th, brig Rebecca Ann, for Portland.
AT st Pierre 4th inst brig Ernest Sinnett, for Port
land, ldg; and others.
Cid at Boston 3Oth. barque H Loring, Loring, for
st John. NIB; brig Steuben, Allen, Ponce.
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England walnut butternut, chestnut ash. OAK are OK
ten.ivey used and give fine effect to the interiors;
being wrought by skillful eabinetmakers, mostly
Germans, with great taste. The nonmohsefy
In general 10 much superior TO the correspond
ing articles In England. In plumbing and
engineering works applied to buildings. the Americans
are greatly in advance OF the English The writer was
struck with the excellence and finish OF the baths,
aysores and other sanitary appliances IN tho prncpa
houses aud hotels He cannot ave too much praise 10
the systen warming houses by steam and hot water
which preserves such even temperature that tnt
severity OF Winter is scarcely felt nor to the use OF
elevators whose mechanism exceeds anything he has
seen here and which has the effect OF making the
uppernot stories Of the building valuable az the
lower In all materials Workmanship and mechanical
appliances the Americans ahead OF the old world
Such resources ought result In the development OF
superior school Of architecture That this has not been the
case is owing In the opinion Of the writer to the unatu-
raj severance between the artistic and practical which
prevails 10 so great extent Many OF the most eiab
crate structures have erected without any architect
at ALL often the practice 10 place the work In the
hands Of practical rather than OF an artistic genius
who IL supposed to know nothing about the value OF
materials and labor and can do little else than draw
plans The criticisms Of the writer various public
buildings in Hew-York and Brooklyn, though by no
means always commendatory, may be read with proht
and his whole article deserves attention for its opporune
censures and instructive suggestions.
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TIE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

The leading article in this number is paper
on the " Comparative Psychology OF Man." By Herbert
Spencer. treating OF the subject in three divisions
namely the degrees OF mental evolution OF different hui
types the relative mental natures OF the sexes IN
each race and tho special mental traits which dis
tinguish different types OF Mr. Spencer takes the
ground the study Of the physical characteristics OF
the which the attention Of anthr0poots
has for the most part been chiefly directed yields IN I'M
portance 20 the study Of their syehca characters Inc
conclusions founded the first set u inquiries are OF
less value in forming true theory OF the human mind
than which suggested by the second set Our
Ideas of political arrangements must be deeply al
feccd by knowledge OF the reciprocal relations DO
tween the characters OF men and the character
OF the societies which they form. compre-
hens0n OF mental development process OF adarta
ton to social conditions will coDduce To wholesome
perception of the renoer effects produced by institutions
upon character and will check the miscefs that are no"
caused by Ignorant legislation The trne theory OF men
tai evolution Us exhibited by humanity at large gives,
moreover key the evolution OF the individual mind
helping 10 correct imperfect methods Of education,
and thus elevating In intellectual power and moral
Development Among the other articles in this number
Professor Holden's account OF observations on thc
Horse shoe Eebua," 4" Modern Biological Inquiry by
Dr. John Lc Conte The sand Blast" by W. 8. ward,
and tie Ownership OF the Dead" by Samuel b. RugGes,
Will be found to posscss especial interest.
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The money market was less stringent day and
the best class Of borrowers were accommodated at
Der mt, though the rule in most cases was T. Some
higher fgltIes were also reported IN isolated in
stances The business in mercantile paper WA
limited al 6 AID upward. The United States
Treasurer to-day received $4,000 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts at
Washington amounted TO $4,000. The Internal
Revenue rec pts footed up Ss50,0O0. The follow
ing is the Clearing house statement: Currency ex-
changes $50, 2sG,3J1 currency balances, %5,7l3,-
80; 2 III exchanges, $O,39l,|4I; gold balances,
$098, 13l. ..
Goycrninent bonds were firmer and IN better in
ourv the demand running par icuary % the sixty
81 yens, upward Of $4,000 selling a. y 70 iZZ-f
new tves selling at 116i2 We annex closing quota
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for securities Of any kind and To that extent Ii.

for securities Of any kind and TO that extent the
home market were deprived OF q certain influence
The dullness in the gold market continues, and
lower basis of prices reported, the price opening
at 1928, advancing momentarly 10 10. aud then
declining 10 1l2Ss, the lowest quotation touched for
several weeks. From this it again reaeted 10 the
opening prices. The cash gold was easy. and u
likely TO grow more no. holders paying 3, 2, 2is and
| per cent to have balances carried over The for-
eign exchange market ruled dull at nominal rates
given below The selling rates on the basis OF
81 sf2,a$i ssh for sixty days bills, aud - 5sis
0$i sssi for three days sight. TIE import entries
Of foreign merchandise at this port fer the voek
ending Saturday published to-day Amounted TO
S1,e73, 80, footing up with dry goods eS6J9 ,053l
given Saturday, $2,372, $50. The prepayment Of
the January interest, announced to-day without re-
bate amounted TO 81 ,4Gf 600, the total to be paid
ont reaching So, 033, 23j, fully half Of which Is
owned abroad. The redemption Of called bonds
amounted to $I300O0 The days business At the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared s22-
AGO. 600: gold balances, 81 0so, $40; currency bal
ances, 81, 22S 497. The principal gold quotations
were AS follows:
1000 .ll27s ll:3o-ll2s. l:0o.....ii2s go lis
iG HSSi 5sSi ii5S3 a 90 '0O i''
The days business at the L. 8. sub-1reasury con-
prised
receipe 90 CRY o 2l =,
Gold balance. .4302D4ys 81 Casions..-. l1-'Oo" 70
Curry receipts. l,SJo,oU AZ
The Treasury balances at the close of business
to-day were:
Cuneney...-... ssooo0oo Less coin eeriih 80 e,o ~.
The closing quotations Of foreign exchange were
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SALES FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUSINESS
MONDAY. Dec. 27-P. VI.

The railway and miscellaneous share speculation
did not open brilliantly after the Christmas hol-
days and during the earlier part of the day there
was as much disposition eyinced 10 let things alone
rs we have noticed any time for the last few weeks
and while the volume Of business was very small.
qmonnting to only about 10000 shares, of which
the principal trade was in Lake Shore, Pacific Mail,
and Western Union Telegraph, prices have been
strong and have advanced, which seems for the mo-
lnent to Justify the antcipations of those who have
been watching for " January rise" While there
has been an apparent disposition to distrust and
" fight shy of Lake Shore the price of
this stock remained firm to-day, although it
seemed to play second fiddle To both Western Union
Telegraph aud Pacific Nail, both of which stocks
were strong and advancing. The rest of the list,
while strong and above FRIDAYS prices, may be dis
missed without comment. for in point OF volume Of
business, this has been of the quetest days of
the season. aud devoid of fresh feature or entertain
ing incident There was little doing in investments,
small lot of Morris and Essex selling at 1O2,
and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 100.
Ten Harlem sold at 1902 few odd lots of Express
shares sold ~ - for American. 1917 for Adams and
~ for Unl,d States. The general market closed
strong at the highest prices of the day. The advance
rom Fridays cl0siugproes ranged 81 the close to-day
from J.. to y per cent, Delaware, Lackawanna,
and Western, and New-Jersey Central having i'm
proved each Il per cent ST. Paul, -; Central and
Hudson. Michigau Central, Northwest, Ohio AMI
Vississipri aud Wabash each H.: Lake shore and
Rock Island each IS; Hannibal aud st. Joe, North
West Preferred, ST. Paul Preferred, and Western
Union Telegraph. each = Harlem, Pacific Mail,
1 Is, and mon Pacific, which has been rather quiet
of late 81 per cent. The opening. highest. lowest
and closing prices OF active stocks sold TO-DAY, as
well as the Offering and asking prices az the close of
the Exchange, and the number of shares of each
stock sold viii be found in the subjoined table:
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&C o0bom i! alan Goncern

AER GEORGE GRANT OF the Victoria Colony,
IVA kansas. ai ir Glad ip rive pef-ols' interview to
those gent e, 40 have been cptrelondin" wi him In
lalDH 20 STOCK IAEM- D. h- colony Can until
Jan. u. iron, lU to o'clock az thc ollcc OF
FISK, CLARK FLAGG,
GJJ Broll Way
rINO ARCHlTECrS.-THE FRASER lNSTI-
4 TUE requires PLANS and EbrVA iIONS Tor Is Free
Library Museum, and Gallery Montreal Canada aud
hundred dollar, t0 the and hlrya
mot suitable oI'tinsc pdrors one hundred dollars viii be
presented tu the sgCpuu best competitor
Tie requirements Of te Institute sud the conditions OF
petition viii be sent t0 apploanta Ieluest.
Montreal Nov 20 1915. J.J. q. ABBOTT, President
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VAN NosTRAND's EXGNEERrNG MAGAZINE.

The January number Of this Magazine, IL
connection with numerous scientific articles both Of
theoretical and practical character conta0s an original
pa2er Oh tie Architecture Of the United States" d.
Fellow OF the Royal Institute Of British Architects,
founded on a seIies OF personal observations IN tbs
country The American cities, ne aiims. present such
an attractive field t. the profession that il 10 hard for
English architect of any ability TO travel III the United
States AMI not be strongly tempted t. settle there lie
finds the materials for building abundant and excellent
The granite Is OF admirable texture, wei
as varied color, and varieties admit OF polsh
quite equal to the granite OF Aberdeen. White mar
BILE H. almost "a common Bath o. Portland stone u
England II is easily WORKED and gives beautiful sur
face without being polished The brown stone 80 eytcn-
syey employed IN the house fronts OF NeWYor Is we'll
adapted by It's rich tiRs 10 produce pleas
ing effect Tie red bricks especially those of Pladcl-
pha much superior 20 any ia Europe 10 say nothil
OF the white cream colored IN OF the Western
States In woods. tie United States rich. Beside
the varieties Of American pine Which well AnOwD ia
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