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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The libel suit of Henry G. Bowen against the
Brooklyn Eagle for $4,000 damages has been
postponed for this term.
A novel sight was witnessed 10 Memphis
Tuesday morning. Roses and other flowers
were in bloom iD gardens and thick ice was in
the street. The weather is favorable, however,
fer cotton picking.
furniture dealer OF B 'stou have agreed to &C
cept bis notes with endorsement, at two, four
and SIX months for 49, cents on the dollar.
O6icial returns from the Minnesota election
give Pillsbury, Republican, for Governor II 800
majority.
The Grand Jury at Columbus, Miss, have
fahed to lind bill against Lieut. Gov. Davis,
against whom charges of bribery were made.
White, Willis & Chaplin, dealery in millinery
broadway, n. T., have suspended.
The schedule of the effects of the Baxter
Steam Canal Boat Company show a stock ac-
count OF S351. 300, with an amount paid in of
$500.
Robert Rosenberg of New YORK, dealer in
hosiery, and Jehoakim Davis. lumber dealer,
have made an assignment. Liabilities S92 95S
assets $16,845.
A despatch received in Boston from the aud
itor of the Union Pacific road states that all
passenger trans are on time.
Gross receipts of the Boston & Providence
Railroad for the year were 81 ,581 25831, fall
ing off from last year of $l06, 02088 The ex-
pepses, however, were but S1.2lG, 476ll, re.
duction Of SCI ,627.G6.
The trunk lines yesterday advanced their
freight rates to Cincinnati to 10 cents per 100
pounds for first class GA for second class, 50 for
third and 62 for special class.
The Vice President was still improving yes
terday
body, suppos ID to be that of Henry Rog-
ers Of Brooklyn, lost with the City of Waco,
was found Yesterday.
Brick" Pomeroy's Democrat has suspended.
Liabilities $4,000; assets none.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
WASHINGTON.
Repori of the Chief Of the Bureau OF
Naval Construction.

Naval CONSTRUCTION.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE report of Isaiah
Hanscom, Chief of the Bureau of Construc-
tion and Repairs in the Navy, refers at some
length TO the condition of the American Navy
as Compared with the navies IF Great Britain,
France, Spain, and other countries of Europe,
and shows that while we lack the powerful
sea-golng iron clad vessels of the foreign
navies, our own will comoare favorably with
that OF any European government, so far as
discipline aud general efficiency are concerned,
ami that our vessels for mere police duty arc
equal, II not super or. to those OF greater ton
mage and more formidable armament The
condition OF our iron clads is also referred 10,
and their fitness for coast defence is shown. as
also the fact that there were not two OF such
vessels fit for service in 1870, while now we
hav- sixteeu which can be placed in service
within five days.
The report recommends the pohcy OF oulld-
ing certain lumber OF war vessels annu ally
of both iron and wood until our navy will be
able to compete with that of any na,ioa.
Appointment.
\ S. Gaylovd of Washington was to-day
sworn in as Assistant Attorney General for the
Ioterior Department and assumed the charge.
Commissioncr Smith, Rcsi gnat;on Not
Accepted.
Secretary Chandler says the report shat he
had determined to accept the formal reslgna
ton of Indian Commissioner Smith and select
entirely without foundation.
The subject Matter of the Mole 10 Spain.
New YORK, N.Y. 1.-The Posts special
from Washingtot says:
I am Informed upon good authority that tho
subject of the note addressed to Spain by our
government is complaint of the violation of
the seventh article Of the treaty of 1895. After
referring to cases of seizu G, or deteution, or
arrest of citizens of either Of the contracting
countries, the article provides as follows:
THE citizens and subjects of both parties
shall be allowed TO employ such advocates,
solc tors, notaries, agents and factors as they
may ju &c proper in all their affair and in all
their trials at law in which they may be con-
cerned before the tribunals of the other party,
and snch agents shall have free access to be
present at the proceedings in such cases, and
at tue taking of all exam atoms AID evidence
which may be exhibited in tue said trials
L. Is claimed on the part of the United States
that these provisions have been repeatedly vlo-
lated by the Spanish officers, especially so in
the case of a correspondent of the New York
Herald, who was sent 10 Span to be tried on a
charge of giving aid and comfort to the Cuban
insurrectionists, and wa not permitted TO ap-
point lawyer to defend him. The wrongs
dore America. citizens 10 this respect are the
subject of protest. Explanat.oas are asked
for and an enforcement of the treaty in the
future Is demanded, and that is the substance
of thu note.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
MARINE NEWS.
A Chapter of Accidents.

ST.. .JoHN N. b, Nov. 1.-THE schooner En-
terprise of his port. from Or pa nd, p L L.,
for BooDe's Bay, n F., is a tota wreck on All
Right Island. Her captain and crew were
saved, and landed Monday morning at Souxis,
Prince Edward Island.
The following disasters re reported from tie
late G ale 10 the Gulf of St. Lawrence:
A square-rigged vessel is reported ashore at
EsfumiI &c Point.
The schooner Ida, which left Port du Cbene
with salt on Thursday,i is ashore on Bsydeeckin
Island, high and Try.
The Schooner Albion, from New London
with barley, is ashore on Bucktrucke Bar, a nd
is condemned.
A small schooner laden with coa,, 70 r
Charlottetown from Pc.ou, is ashore at Case y
Cape.
The bark James Duncan, with general car
go, aud Kate Mcdonald, were both driven
ashore on ST. Johns Island.
A three masted Schooner, with pitch pine for
CharlottetowD, is reported ashore at the same
place.
A small schooner, said to be from Mirimi-
car, with limestone, vas aismasted and went
ashore Friday night on Indian Point
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
sailroad-King & Gilman 500 bbls -four, David
keazer so bbls 20 and l6l Sacks bran. Shaw, Ham,
mond 81 Carney 200 bbls -four, Brown &; Washburn
800 bbs do, Norton Sc Chapman 1i03 bbls do, D W
Coolidge 100 bbls do. Josseyn g Co 100 bbls DO, W
|, Alden 100 bbis do, Randall 100 bbls do, d W
True 200 bbls do. Webb & Phinney IS bbls an 80
half bbls do, Medbury & steven 100 bbls do, Con-
key 3no5bls do, G Hunt 300 bbs flour, S Crockett
bags meal car corn, G W True cars corn, Kensell
IL raboI cars corn car oats 90 tubs butter car
potatoes. Spratt cars barley. Libby car pota-
corn, Aldrich q C.essy meal, 'irier 4 Co car
corn do oats, Burnham s. Merrill 1 car corn,
Hooper so bbls -four, HOwes, II & Tarbox lacks s.
stuff S5 sacks bran, w Thaxter Car corn.
by water comprehension bush cornmea to g W
True e. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Dry Wholesale Goods Market.
Corrected weekly nv Locke Tvitcbeu 4, r,
miscellaneous,
I 1n r

Denims good. -. Is @2l
" medium. 12@17
Corset Jeans
Bleach'd q slate 0 oil
Brown .......... 11<913
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
News ana Other items

Mr.. FriedIander, the great wheat King OF
Califo mia, and one of the ablest men ID the
state. is living with his family at the new
Pacific Hotel in San francisco, with suite OF
twelve rooms, aud at a cost of $4,000 year.
A New Orleans physician has an original
way of securing bis fee when n patient dies
He makes a post-mortem examination and
carries some portion Of the body to his office,
and gives notice that he will return it wien the
bill is paid.
When an impertipent interviewer il Wash.
ington asked Secretary Bristow whether he
Intended to take a house and entertain this
winter, the Secret 'ry grufly replied: 81 make
it a rule never to interfere with my superior
officers; ask Mrs. Bristow.'
1t is conceded In England that the estimates
ior the cost Of the Prince of Wales trip to
India were not large enough, and it is asserted
that this was seen from the outset by those at
headquarters. Orders are said to have been
issued to distribute the real cost in such a way
that the total may not be discovered when the
Navy estimates are published next year.
The surgical examination of the body Of
Lexington, the great Kentucky race-horse,
revealed most singular cause for his death.
That part of the skull under the left eye,
where the trouble of the horse seemed TO be
located, was filed with at least quart of
masticated food, which had been forced into
the cavity through an opening into the upper
inv, caused by the loss of tooth.
AS Illustrating the uncertainty of riches in
San Francisco, letter cites the case Of the
late Thomas II. Selby. long one of the most
prominent and nrudent business men Of the
city, holding millions of property, and sup
posed to be worth his millions, and set, after
his death, when they settled the estate and
paid all his debts, there was absolutely nothing
left. There was Ralston, too, who was thought
TO own untold millions, and yet hardly was
there time to breathe after receiving the news
OF his tragical death before his whole property
was seized and appropriated. HIS poor
drowned body was brought in and laid on the
beautiful marble mosaic table in the drawing
room which he had furnished with so much
pride, but evcl that was favor granted %
him, who, dead or living, could no longer claim
asarahs aey place in that house, where, but
lew hours before, he had been undisputed
master.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
F OR E I g N.
| DON CAHLOS' LETTER.
| He Offers His Services to Alfonso i'm case
of a War with the United Sta,es

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE evening papers publish
the text of the letter written by Don Carlos to
King Alfonso. The attitude of President
Gran, the letter says. is a prelude to a war
between Spain and the Unied Sta es if you
(Afonso) do no. recognize the Independence of
Cuba The revolution which you represent is
sponsible for this parricIdaI rebellion: Had 1
r+lgned it would not have occurred. at least not
gained strength Now, however, the integrity
of the country is at stake, and all her children
are bound to defend II. Should war break
out, / off + you a truce as long as the contest
lasts, but maintain uy rieht TO the crown. as
retain the convection thai shall one day wear
it. caun t send my loyal volunteers to Cuba,
but will defend these provinces and the
Cantabrian coast. aud will send out privateers
manned bv the Indomitable penulation of that
oast, which will pur ne the mel chant ships of
our enemies and ptIb aps chase them INTO their
own harbors. If you accept the truce, lie us
appoint representatives to settle the conditions.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
New York Stock aud Money Market.

NEW YORK. November 17-Evening.-Money was
advanced to A per cent. call this afternoon, but
finally dropped 20 per cent. Foreign Exchange Is
frmer. the leadi bankers advanced their rates to
64a "a So for long and short sterling; the actual
business was within traction of the asking rates.
Gold opened at 114a, fell 10 114s and advanced to
114s, at which it closed. The paid for carrying
was per cent; loans were also made fiat TIL.
clearances of the Gold Exchange Bank were $751;
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$4,000 on account IF Interest and 1854 900 in
demption of bonds. The Customs receipts to-day
were $500, 900.
Railroad bonds were in good demand; Union Pa
cc rsts sold at 1929; Sinking Funds at 87a a 87&
Michigan Central Is at 1919 "a 1927 Chicago Il North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds S7s q 87a
Milwaukee & st Paul consolidated sinking fund 81.
Stocks lower; Lake Shore fell from Gil to 60a; Pa
cifc Mail from 41s q 40i; Ohio g. Mississippi from
ing at 35s Northwestern from 393 to 3sS; Union Pa
cifc from Tx o7is; >eslern Union fell from 1853 to
75 advanced &c and ci sed a, 75a; Erie rose from
15a q 16i and declined to 153 New York Central was
rather more acii i've than of late at 05 a 051; Mich
igan Central sold at 65a a s..
The tran actions aggregated 138 100 shares, incud-
ing New York Central 1850 shares Erie 200 shares
Lake Shore 30 700 shares North western $500 shares
Rock sand 1000 sbares, Pacific Mail $4,000 shares,
st Paul $3.50 shares, preferred 1900 shares, Ohio
1900 shares, Western Union 1890 shares, Union
Pacific $1,000 shares. Missouri Pacific 1910 shares,
Michigan Central 1910 sharos number Of the
stockholders met to-day to take measures to resist
the foreclosure of the road by the holders of the COLO
bonds. Ii was resolved to appoint stockhoders'
protective committee. The stock is to be taxed Soc
share and the committee authorized to receive
proposition from the bondhoders looking to an ami
cable settlement.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending wednesday, Nov. II.
At market for the current week: Cattle. 1889,
Sheep and Lambs 9.9s7 Swine, s400; number Of
Western Cattle, 1913; Eastern Cattle 1876; Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows $50.
aay 81 ia Fac a so first oTaty V &c C "a
ond quality So 90 g so; 'hird quality 81 IS @ 70;
poorest grades of coarse bulls &C., at So %
Brighton Hides @ u cents T, ID. Brighton Tai
low q 7ac % 10.
Heavy Country Hides 7c y fb. light Country Hides
&c h: Country rallow 81 a &c - ib.
each. ~ Wv - W
Working Oxen-There has been a fair supply in
market of late and moderate demand for them
We quote sales OF pair, eirth feet inches, for
$40; pair, gir,h feet inches, for $145; tair,
grth feet for $3.50; pair girth feet inches for
$685. pair, srth feet 10 inches, tor $157 5n pair,
grth feet, coarse ones, for $l55; pair, girth It,,
4-year olds for $65; palr feet Inches coarse, at
500.
Mich Cows-Extra $55 q s95; ordinary at s25 a
$50; Store Cows at $1s q $40 " head. Most Of
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

C,p. Bolts. Sig
Y. VI. Sheatbing q %
Bronze do. a %
Y NJ. Bolts,., rs a
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
BY TELEGRAPH
MATTERS In MAINE.
Especial to the Press.l
Iniure.l by a Fall.

RocKLAND, Nov ia seaman named Du-
gan, belonging on board the brig H AIRY Smith,
was severely injured this afternoon, by failing
from aloft. A..
Ito the Associated Press.l
Accident mt Gardiner.
GARDINER, Nov ia pair of horses driven
l,y G. A. Gloushier If Windsor, were frighten-
cd by the cars when near South Gardiner, this
nftert DON, and Mr.. Goushier was throwu from
the team, breaking bis leg badly.
A Portland Brig Ashore.
WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-THE signal observer
ct Sa.ds Hook reports that the brig reported
ashore this morning is the Antilles, from
Perth, Amboy, for Portland. She is loaded
with coal Tugboats have been sent to her.
Vessels Ashore off Kiifery.
PORTSMOUTH, n. e., Nov. 1.-THE schooner
S. s. h. Small, Cole, an old vessel in ballast
bouud TO Macnias from this port, ran ashore
Lear Krttery Point at noon to-day, n I'd lies in
critical condition az last account. Shortly
after an unknown schooner, evidently well
loaded, struck on the Yves ern end OF Fishing
Island, where she remained high and dry
TODAY
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

IMPORTANT TO FISHERMEN The attention
Of the Treasury Department having been called
TO certain irregularities connected with the
withdrawal of salt in bond 10 be used in curing
fish, the Secretary has made a accession that
salt so withdrawn cal not be used for any other
purpose than for actually curing fish used as
focd, and is consequently excluded from use in
the .altng of seines or the curing of porcies or
ether fish Of that description, not understood to
be generally used as food; and in the cerufi-
cate to be used 10 cancel their bonds, the fiji
ermen will be repaired to make aft lavit that
no portion OF their salt has been used for salt
lug seines or in curing fish other than those
commonly used for food
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

the Cows offered in market for sale are of 2 com.
mon grade Good Cows command tair prices,
Store Cattle-Yearngs S11 a SIS; two year olds
SIG q S27: three year olds at $25 "a S45. Most of
The small Cattle that in fall condition are
bought MP by butchers to slaughter.
Sheep and Lambs-rrom the West the supply was
light, costing landed at Brighton from 81 % sic u h.
From Maine there were 300, which cost fiom 81 Ia &c
% ib. The supply from the North was not so la &c
that of week ago prices about the same; not
very lively trade.
Swine-Store Pigs. wholesale Oa "a lie p ib; retail
II "a l3c % ID. Fat Hogs-SO00 at macket prices So
"a &c ~ ID, live weight.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsuIPs,
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Thursday, Nov. II.
y,rbtNyNrN

Thursday, Nov. IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Ship Samuel Skolfied. (new) Skolfield Brunswick
in tow of tugs Express and Uncle Sam.
Barque Chas Lewis, new, OF Portland, 76i tons)
Race, East Deering, IN " of tug Chas A Warren.
Brig Geo Durham. (Of POrtland) Palmer, Havana
in ballast and under jurymasts having been dsmast
ed ON the outward passage Came to anchor carly in
morning outside Cushing's island where she remain
ed till sunset. wien she was taken in tow by the Us
Sch G J Willard. Wallace, Philadelphia to
James g. Williams.
Sch Lucy Robinson, stinson, Boston, -molasses to
Sch Delhi, Emerson, Saco, to load for Savannah.
Sch Helen Mar. Redman Castne,
Sch Nautilus, Orne, Southport.
At Jewells Island, light three.masted scbr sup.
AT Clapboard Island, sch Abbe, from Yarmouth,
ashore, high and dry.
CLEARED.
Brig Hattie Wheeler, Armstrong, Martinique
Phinney q Jackson.
Sch Wi! lei, Ma Mi7 Davis, New York. thaving
Sch r Rose, tBr, Vaughan, Windsor Ms John
POrteOus.
Sch Ocean BELLE tBr) WATSON, S, John, NB-John
Porteous.
Sch Joshua Bates. Nanter PIymouth-N Blaze.
Sch Anaconda, leaves, Mhllbridge-Nathl Blake,
Sch Utica. Thorndike, kockland-C A u Morse
6 Co.
SAILED-Ship Alice Cooper; bar ne ] s Wins
low; schs Clara smith, B1wdoin. Herald, NJ e Long,
II l. Wilton. Jones, and lrvi &c.
Also sailed hris Hattie Z Wheeler; schs Maud,
Willie Martin, and others
LAUNcHEp-At Newburyport 18th inst by Atkins
e. Fulmore ship of 1870 tons, white oak frame and
hard pine covering, named Brown Broiher.. She is
owned BY the builders, Jos Park of Searsport. Capt
Gooueil, lwho will command her1 Briuge, Lord
% Co OF Boston, and others.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18


LONDON, Nov IA telegram to the Times
today from Constantnople, contains the follow
ing:
IA serious encounter occurred the u h of
November at Pira. in Bosnia, between the
Turkish troops and a large body of insurgents.
The Sublime Porte is officially informed that
sxteen battaliOns, under Chefket Pasha were
engaged.
It's reported tue insurgents were completely
routed, leaving six hundred xii cd Oh the fie d.
Foreign NO,es
Reuters telegram denies that Prince Ereder-
lex William is coming 10 the Centennial
Sir Anthony Rothscald is lying i'll, at the
point of death.
TIE tact that Don Carlos has sent letter to
the king has created great sensation in Ma
drid, and it is variously commented upon By
the newspapers.
A Berlin despatch TO the Daily Telegraph
says there will be no fresh prosecution against
Count Won Arnim.
Prince Bismarck has arrived in Berlin.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Grimes and lnsuaIt3es

Ell Bonnty, aged 20, her daughter Eliza
h-nDey, and Mrs. Kenney's children LIZZIE.
aged IL, Frances, aged II, and Katie. acen s.
were arrested IN New York yesterday for mass,
ing counterfeit five cent pieces p'1%
Mary Fitzgerald, living in Boston, cot DRINK
last night, upset kerosene lamp and burned IN
rsD
Louisville city hall which cost 81 100000 was
damaged TO the amount of $4,000 by fire last
evening.
Alderman John G. johnson of Newark. n.
j., committed SUICIDE yesterday morning by
shooting. Business difficulties was the cause.
In Leekook. r l., y. sterday, child of Mrs
Annle l.. Waterman died from inbaling gas
from coal stove.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

CHICAGO, November 17-Cattle-receipts of 5000
head; the market is quiet and steady at full prices
common to extra shipping 400 q 675; Veal Calves
on q SO; shipme is 1000 head.
Hogs receipts $4,000 head: the market is dnll and
buyers and sellers apart and tending downward
prices range at IS a. 35, chiefly packing at 6 90 q
%; shipping w q 20; extra &c. shipments 300t
head.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head; the market is duh and
unsettled and weak; common to choice at 90 q
so. chiefly at so q 4 on.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

LONDON, November 17-12.3O P. M.-Consols at
81 1915 for money and account.
LONDON. November 17-12 20 P. M.-American Sc
curltes[Unite States 52Os 1851 at 1859; New IS at
1893. Eric 14s do preferred q.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

AS an external application for healing wounds and
sores no article is so universally popular as Tar
none so reliable. sore inside is substantially the
same, and requires the same MISUNDERSTANDING
and purifying before it will heal. Tar acts directly
On the mucous membranes, and is therefore adapted
to chronic cases of Catarrh, Consumption, Bronch-
us aud kidney complaints. You viii find the
"sssk ESS TAx go ~
at the druggists 1t will give you the history OF Tar
and the pure article called "Fcrest Tar and its
uses.
oct5sn9m
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at New York 17th sch A Hayden, Portland.
Sid i'm Cardiff 10th, barQue Webster, Smart, tor
Havana.
sid I'M Cadiz 10Th, brig Eta Whitmcre Wright,
United States.
. Ar at Venice 9Th, brig Annie r Storer. Hatch,
New York.
Ar at Pascagoula lth, big Mechanic, Gould. from
Havana.
Ar at Nlatanzas 18th, sch Frank w Emery, Falker.
PHILADELPHIA,
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

WINDHAM, Ms. BIZ schr R Rose-122O bbls OF
Hour, 1U0 do oatmeal, IS bags coinmeal, 225 cabba
ges, packages merchandise
MARTINIQUE. Brig II E Wheeler-6456 hid
SHOCKS, 900 caboages.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Ocean Belle-1itO bbls of
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
MEMORANDA.

Sch Abbie. Cakes, from Yarmouth for Portland
went ashore on ledge near Claphoard Island. en-
Monday. and remained. She went on at full tide
which was very fnl, that day. and is high and dry
at ordinary tides. Lies easy anu probably will have
to be raised up and launched.
Ship Itaska, Cotton. which sailed from Baltimore
April 20 tor San Francisco spoken May 81. lal
20 s. Ion "a At W. and has not been heard from since
that date.
Sch Acorn, from Bangor, was ashore at Fire Island
Oft New York, 18th,
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Guupowsler.
Biasting,...3 80 a
MARRl ED

In this city. Nov II. by Rev. C F. Doe John c.
Holden and Miss Carrie Boswell, both OF Huuson.
Mass.
In West Poland. Oct. 81. Albert A. Cary of Gray
and Miss A5be d. Srout of Raymond
In West Poland. Nov 7. Randall Freeman of Wind
ham and Miss Mary G Hanscom of Poland
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR TIE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. ID c.,
November IS, Il A. N.Y.
Fer New England
rising barometer, northwest to SOUTHWEST win l.
diminishing in force, decidedly cold and clear
weather.
Cautionary signals con tinue at Duluth.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
The Poe MOuuue af

BALTIMORE, Nov 1.-THE ceremonies at
tsndiug The unveiling and dedication of the
monument IN memory of Edgar Allen Poe il
Westminster church yard took place this
afternoon
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
DIED.

In Bath. Nov. ~ Mrs. Almira. wife of William j.
Wright. aged 60 years
In Waldoboro, Nov, g. Nrs AdeIine Howard aged
sc years month.
In Mapewood. Mass. Mr.. Chas ?. Thurston, aged
50 years.-formerly of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
GtAIA

OMAHA, Nov, 1.-THE thermometer was ~
degrees below zero at Fort Laramie last night,
and sncw to the depth of inches had fallen.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Insurgents Defeated in Bosnia.

Ii yon refuse, the world will be the witness
that Catholic Spain has nobly done her duty.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
SPOKEN,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisements in the PR ESS, the circula
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

HAVANA. November F.-Su gar nominal; No 70
d s IA @ AZ reals per arrobe.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Boston stock Market.
lSales at the Brokers' Board, Nov. II I
Boston Bank Statement.

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-THE following is the statement
of the Boston National banks, as returned to the