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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26
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ORFtcg oP MARYLAND MyR yToos scAt.isS,
BALTIMORE, FebfuAry %, 1915.
RECEIPTS ron rItE WI


The following are Tho naineS Of the prih'
cipal LrovcrS, owners, or conSignees Of the
principal trovers, where the cattle nrc from:
.irritah al hs Cdirsrtoa Lo'ei and Drort fdTd
l. Myers &CD, I.eAlJOg mcbride, O"...,...
! Q brady, " va..."""is Z T. lrocslSy pa"".'"SS
Myers 4 CO, O........lA7lCeO Nara 90, Md.n..l4
Mustof 4 uAVef, n...."D0I sunuh9fne uerri Mu.EV
] 8 Mechanism, YAa4SglA HudklnA MdA.,...".,
II DOFSpy 4 O., " Va 3sltJ ItatEatt Md...n.m"Ul8
i CCSTi,,s Aid .G9OIO iiohla Md..."...... 4
4 sCvnioir. " Va IA A GFcohd walt, lA""l2i
4 sSynloIF, " Va....SSl ElllngOO h Co. MIDI. 5
IrsI,sall al ne TyNk,y IiOniS and DTOre ldnL.
Vm 1 KjTk A Son, IN E Barrett, " Va. Is
H'.u,.,,,,.,.,,,.... 3S'John BoylCS, O....".". 81
II SacImaii 4 Co, fa.. 7OIu " Adams, ya"m"" 20
II sialii0r & mo- On. 1915 u strayer, Va.",.. 10
VIM II Stanley, O". WI u Misit NA..'''.;,i''" ~
l. Miller, O,.".."..... lJolln DoTsoE, Mur;1 ~
Il llalnea, U..U,.,,... 2Ol Nachmah q Hos, Mu ~
4 Sutherland, Va. 2Olt lIltrlue, Nld......... 10
iii IRiS, " VAN. "a 7 lhrtgIs, Md""""" 0
ArariiI al lIRhdnly IiotSl and Dross idndt.
~ Iiiaok a D. ..,,,,, sac botS9y, Mdn,....a. .
fiSOn 4 JacolStt KY p9IS Eurdyee, lll...",..... y
New i Miiicr,s Md4,a - u HeIgel o,";"..""... y
il THURMAN, Md........ ailtl W Rowland. va.."" 70
Vim Lynn, u "........ 0lN0w \ MlllerI Md~.... "
ii Hand, .,....,.... Isl Il Webb Md"". .....a
Those marked thus took their stock East With.
uut Offering II In this market .,....... .ts
REMARKS on BRRP CATTLE. 20
THE arrivals d cattle this week amounted
to | ,STB head, against ,OSs hOad Last week
and 1898 head the corresponding week Of
last yCnt, and HE sales tldrihs The week
amounted 70 f,B5s head, against $3.50 head
last week and 1881 tho cofresnCpdlng weOk
Of last year, and wStO rs follows:
To baltimore nutchoFS goI
To washington iSS
70 Eastern SpeculatOfA w
TOthl 'OSo
Tie market At the opening and for some
tims thereafter exhibited some little LIFE,
but ~ u decliA9 81 tie5Oh all grades. TO.
wards the close, however, the decline In.
creased and tho market also became slow,
the falling oil In prices reaching a full 70,
and In some instances Nc lower figures,
particularly on middle grades. The quality
will compare iNvorably with last week's
offerings, tho tops being quito az good a.
those Of last week. A number Of cat loads
were rcshippcd eaat a their owners fisk,
some having been on The mafketahd others
not oa'creds r I0ss
C.p. Brewer / CO. report cows at from
$50 to go, and market very dull.
THE SWINE MARKET. "a,
Receipts this Wtek, ts
Receipts last GU
Receipts onS year Ago.. S''Ss
la & III REMARKS,
The market, though not very heavily sup.
piled during the past week, has received
rather more than were needed, and pricoa
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, February Wheat
Unchanged. COn-Ear In fair demand ut
75a71c; shellsd quiet at 79a7Sc for mixed;
74aI5c for prime yellow, free in elevator.
Petroleum-Quiet and firm; crude 81 70 at
Parker's; refined l414al44c, Philadelphia
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have receded Na3fc, and the pros.
poets for some days do not look ~
Vorable for any advance, there being
yet enough on the market for short time.
There have been too many light hogs,
which have depressed prices, while good
Fat hogs have been scarce and would realize
at present top prices and possibly an id.
vance next week, particularly II they con.
tiuue as scarce as they have been for sSme
time past, Quotations; 9al0o and few
extra ut lOhc, most Of the sales being at
sHa9%c,
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CleYelnnd.

CLEELANvD, February Wheat
Steady and unchanged, Corn-Qniet ant
unchanged, 0ats-Firm and unchanged
Petroleum-Firm; standard white Ike
Ohio State test I2ISe;Smal lots la2G higher
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud Stocks.

NRw York, February 25,-MoNRY-
2I<a3 per cent Primo mercantile paper 40
0 per cent.
STIRLING observation-disclosures at $4.s9a
4.s21< for 20 days, and $is8fOr sight
GoLp-Dul, opening and closing at
ll4H. Carrying rates to per cent. and
fat The Assistant Treasurer diuburSod
$l,+l5,OOO. Clearings, 34O,OOO,O0O. Custom
receipts, 1897 900.
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BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE

Incorporated Ia Is49 with authority 10 confer 10.
grOOl, aud endowed by Tho State Of MaFyland
In 1890 Tho College l. beautifully situated In 1
grove, within the city llmltS, on u lofty 0mlnOncg
That Commands View Of the country, the city and
river and hay for many miles, The College has q
cabinets Of minerals, medals, coins, gerdS de- and
thO CnuEse Of instruction 10 thorough. Board and
tuition S2OO pOr Annun.
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DOLLARS
Drawing Certain or Money Refunded.

Whole TlekOil go. Halves 92S TOuth, or eacl
Coupon, IS Eleven Whole Tickets, $500.
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No: i. Ma .. No. ). ~. /


No, ], q 9 and 7Fun Daily to and from Cincln.
natl All other trains Daily, except Sunday,
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The market, though not very heavily sup.
piled during the past week, has received
rather more than were needed, and priocs
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

George N. Black of Chicago has been APP
pointed receiver for the Springfield and North
Western Railroad on application of the bond
holders.
A Chicago special says military expedition
under Col. Bradley leaves in the spring to oc-
cupy the Black Hills, to prevent the miners
from going there.
Some thirty feet of the Morris and Essex
Canal gave way FRIDAY, flooding the mead
ows and ice pond of the Newark Ice Company
The Chickasaw nation Legislature has APP
pointed a committee of three to visit Washing
ton and urge before Congress reforms in rail-
way tariffs, and in the administration of Justice
and oppose any change in the present govern
ment of the territory.
A sheriff Friday captured near Kansas City,
three of the notorious James gang, Geo. James
Edward Miller and Ned Samuels. The others
had fled.
Wages are to be reduced on the New York
Central Railroad this week ten per cent.
1t is stated that the bookkeeper of the New
York Army and Navy Club has abscouded with
the funds of the club.
n. S. Bennett was killed at the Brooklyn
lunatic asylum Thursday afternoon by S. S.
Middleton. Both were lunatics.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

Receipts-1OO0 bbls flour, 633s bush wheat, 800
bush corn 1890 bush oats.
Shipments 1000 bbls -four 1882 bush wheat, 6745
bush corn, 700 bush oats.
TOLEDO. Jan. 3O.-Wheat is Inactive and nothing
doing. Corn is dull and unchanged; high Mixed Soc
cash; 74Ic seller May; Western Csc. Oats quiet; No
at 57c Michigan 57c Glover Seed at 30. Dressed
Hogs so OTIS.
Receipts-122OO bush Wheat, Sc, 800 bush Corn, T.
400 bush Oats
Shipments 900 bush Wheat, 16, 400 bush Corn,
10,05O bush Oats.
MILWAUKEE, JAN 30.-Wbeat weak No Mil
waukee 925c; No Milwaukee at SS4c for cash; SS3c
for seller Feb S9sc for seller March. Corn is steady
high Mixed at &C. Oats firm; No2 at 514c.
Rye firm; No at 94c. Barley quiet; No Spring at
l 26.
Receipts-16,OGO bbls flour. So 900 bush wheat.
Shipments $500 bbls flour, II, 900 bush wheat.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3d. Cotton quiet; Mddling up
lands lag q 14ac.
SAvANN II, Jan. 30.-Cotton is quiet; Middlng
upands l4sc.
MOBILE, Jan. 3O.-Cotton is quiet; Middling up
lands 14ic.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3O.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
upands at l43c.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
THE $4,000 BOOK.
Louisville Claims il as well as
Portland.


LOUISVILLE, Jan. 21.-The book for which
$1,000 in gold has been offered by Mr.. G. Gal
bou of London, as stated in circular extern
sively distributed by him to relate to a MEN,
Der of the royal family of England, against the
publication of which the Lord Chancellor is
sued ap injunction and of which only one copy
as known to be in the United States, was yes
terdey discovered to be in the possession Of
Young lawyer of this city. The owner could
not be found till after midnight, and the facts
then obtained from him were too late to be
telegraphed The Courier-Journal of this
morning contains a lengthy account of the
book and its possessor, of which the following
embrace the main facts:
The book is the memoirs of George ", con-
tanning a minute history of all the scandalous
passages in his life, together with an exposure
of the corruption of his political administra.
ton. The identity of the book seems positive,
for it bears the imprint of the publisher s
named in the circular as well as the date of its
issue-1S3O. The memoirs are in two volumes
aud hasty glance at the contents suffice to
clearly show why so large reward is offered
for it. Book contains finely executed portraits
of those women whose names become familiar
to all students of the shady side of English
history in connection with that of amorous
George.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
Foreign Exports.

HALIFAX, MS. Steamer Chase--1623 bbls floor
12O do oatmeal, do BEANS do barley $50 lbs sugar
ia bbs peas 515 bags feed $500 gals spirits, 81 lbs
hops $500 do butter $500 do lard $500 do bacon, 4S
packages paper do Shoes do leather, IA 900 lbs to-
bacco organ, 245 packages merchandise.
LIVERPOOL. Br Steamship Peruviam-27 ,59d
2i5 lbs Bacon II 500 do butter 23O do cheese
4S4 do beef 355 do mutton, Is pkgs boutry, 4241
lbs hides O9 800 do lard 1000 do taow, $500 90 pork
74t5 do hams AZ bbls ex hemlock bark 1888 lbs cop
per ORE IS rolls leather, 500 lbs potash 500 bbs o.
-FOUR % 500 lbs leather, IS boxes canned goods, 81
gals vinegar, 20 pkgs merchandise.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
The Capture Of the Brig James Birnic b y
SaVages,

SAN FRNcIsco, Jan. 31.-Steamer Cypreness
brings dates from Sydney TO Dec. 90, Auckland
Dec 80, and Honolulu. Bark Wolverine ar
rived at Hobarttown from Bird Island having
on board Mr. Rhodes second officer of the brig
James Blrnie, who was transferred from the
American whaleI Benjamin Cummings, Mr..
Rhodes reports that the brig sailed from Sgd
ney in May last on cruise. She reached and
fished at Howe's Landing, afterwards near the
Solomon Group, and sent out boats for Bauche
lie Mer, the friendly demeanor of the natives
disarmng their suspicion, The crew of the
brig separated or rather were divided into three
parties the captain commanding one, Mr..
Rhodes the second, and a seaman named Davis
the third. Rhodes. who had supplied the
chief with tobacco. ETC., was suddenly set upon
and dubbed from behind but the rest OF the
party who were in the hut came to his assist
ance, attacking the natives and repulsed them.
He gained the boat and made for the brig,
which had been left in charge of the chief Off
Ger. On reaching the vessel he found the ma
tives in force about her, when he at once made
off, the natives in their canoes giving chase, and
succeeded in reaching the Solomon Group,
where he was picked up by the whaler Rhodes
believes that the three parties were simultan-
eousy attacked and the vessel seized, and he
considers himself the sole survivor The six
natives who formed his party remained faith
full to him and escaped. OF these five are now
an board the whaler and one died.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
Minor Fires.

Cantons saw mill at Cape st. Paul, P. G.,
was burned Friday night. Loss $4,000
Riley & Maynards tobacco barn at South
Deerfeld, Mass, with sixty cases of tobacco
was destroyed by an incendiary fire Friday
night. Loss 100000; fully insured in the Green
field and Hartford companies.g
Twins wooden mill at Nanayank, Pa, was
burned Saturday morning Loss heavy. Some
300 hands were thrown out of employment.
The machine shops of the Memphis Railroad
at Argenta, opposite Little Rock. Ark, were
burned Saturday. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-A correspondent under
date of Victoria, British Columbia, January
9th, says it is regarded as particularly desira-
BILE that prompt measures should be taken
properly to settle and mark the boundary be-
tween that province and the territory of Alas
ka Already several disputes between the Can
adam aud American officials are reported, and
inasmuch as the population of the debatable
ground consist almost entirely of miners, not
always considerate and rarely gentle, it is fear
ed that at any moment an outbreak, whose
consequences will be serious and undesirable,
NAV occur,
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

The maiades which above all others cause nerv-
business, dyspepsia, bousness and constipation
The great sympathetic nerve which connects the cpl
gastric region with the brain, is always nJurionsly
affected if the stomach and bowels are dsordered;
permanent arrangement of the functions OF those Or
gans reacts by sympathy upon the entire nervous
system. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, in restoring
tone and regularity to the digestive apparatus. and
overcoming constipation, permanently remedy the
nervous complaints which originate in alimentary
weakness or disturbances. They are the very best
nervine that be used. By graduating the exct-
ing causes of nervous weakness, they permanently
overcome the disability itself. But this is not all.
By checking the malades which cause nervousness,
they build up anew the system weakened and de-
pleted by nervous disease.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
DIED.

In this city, JAM 3d. Mrs. H. P. Bachelor, wife of
j. Il. Waters, aged 55 years.
Funeral services Monday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at No. 20 Elm street. Burial at convenience OF the
family.
In Falmouth, Jan. 80. Mrs Julia P, wife Of j. w.
Merrill, aged SO years.
In Ferry Village William Henry, infant son OF
John and Jennie Murdoch.
In Freeport, Dec. 26, Mr. Silas A. Coffin, aged 4S
years.
In Woburn, Mass, Jan. 80. of typhoid pneumonia,
Toppan Robie, aged IS years 10 months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at II O'Clock,
at the Unitarian Church, WOburn.
In Damariscotta, Jan. Is, Charles Fl. Flint, aged
26 years.
In Turner, Jan. o. Francis M. Bryant, aged 80 yrs
In st George. Jan. IT, Mrs. Eliza M. Rawley, aged
81 years months.
In Alma, Jan. u, W. W. Ames, aged 80 years.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
Havana Market.

HAVANA. Jan. 3O.-Sugar active and in good de-
mand at tull prices; No 10 to ~ 154 a 154 reals
per arrobe; No 10 to 20 at IS a q reals MOlasses Su
common 13s "a 13s reals; grocery grades ISL q 5a re-
ais; Hogsheads at 155 a 1853 reals; Molasses Cayed
and Musc0vado at Havana 81 reals gold per keg; at
Matanzas 81 reals
Freights quiet with surplus of tonnage for all
ports-loading at Havana for the United States per
box Sugar 1 90 "a l 12h; steamers 50; per hid Su-
gar 90 "a l2B;; to Falmouth and orders 37s Cd q
4Os loading at other ports on north coast to Fall
mouth and orders 45 q AZ Cd.
Tobacco-new crop looking unfavorable, causing
much demand from Europe, and closing with active
demand. Cigars dull.
Exchange frm on United States 60 days currency
81 a SO prem short sight "a a So prem; go days gold
1O5 q 1O7 prem; London 1872 az 134 prem; on Pari4
110 m nrem
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

Ar at Cienfuegos 2oth brig M Tinker, Bernard
st Jago.
oath brig Storm Ring for Portland.
Ar at Havana 29th barque Geo Treat, CHM, Car
diff schs Brown. Tinker, Boston; A Richard
Ar at do 2Sth, brig Prairie Rose, Graenleaf from
Shiedsboro. -,
York: Emerson Rokes. MarstOn, North of Hatteras;
30th brig Frontier, Blaisdel. New York
At Havana 23d, bargues Estella Poole. and q W
Roosevelt, Herman, for New York, ldg; brgs Carrie
Wjnslow. Mozart and Frontier, Baisdell, for North
of Hatteras ldg; scbs Emerson Rokes, Marston, tor
do; Hattie King, Crowley; for Baltimore; John
Sanford, Dean, for New York; and Others ~,
Ar at Cardenas 26th, brig Gazelle, SmaIi, balti-
more; 18th. barque Lorlng, LSTlg v ngf'ianu
2s barques stocker h Tysr ,er Bern
ry, Keazer; Carrie Pickering, Torrey; " nchi
Strout; Hattie M Balm, Thestrup, and florense
Henderson, Henderson. for do. ,,.o., Do.
Sid TN Matanzas 9th inst sch Fred JACKSON fe a
tengill, North of Hatteras; Lottie Wells Matson u
AT 9th, barque Ellen Stevens, Brown, Baltimore'
sch Angie Amesbury, Jones, Cardenas. cooh,
Cid at st John. NIB, 28th, brigs Moses Day, OrosDy'
Cardenas for orders; Komea, Edgett, do.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
MARRIED..

In this city, Nov. 49, by S. L. Carlton, ESQ.,, Mr.
John S. Litcheld and Miss Mary A. Stevens, both Of
Portland.
In this city, Jan. 8. by S. L. Carlton, Esq, William
H. Varney and Miss Sarah Merrill, all of Portland.
In Saccarappa, Jan. %, by Rev. A. Blanchard, Le-
roy Yates and Miss Mary A. Towle.
In Bristol, Dec. %, Frederick Smith and Miss
Amelia II. McFadden.
In East Readfield, Jan. 10, Thomas NJ Weston and
Miss Annie K. Haines.
In Palermo, Jan. II, Alfred W. Pullen and Emily
G. Vose, both of Montville.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
Gloucester Fish Market.

For the week ending January 3Uth.
The Fish trade has not much improved. Goldfish is
firm sales large; Bank at 5 40 q 621 qtl; really
demand at 5 S7A; generally held at 90 for choice.
Mackerel-n0 sales of consequence; we puote II 81
and 90 W bbl Shore rs and Bay 2s 10 20 q 00 "
Dbl stock getting light; an advance is expected.
Fresh Halibut scarce, few brought in meet ready
sales at high prices owing to lively competitions sales
made at a 13c W tb Bank white and grey; Georges
15t "a 184c " Id white, 12a q 14a for grey " ID Tht
Shore winter fishermen have had rough time and
cold weather of late last sales of fresh cod 33c Had
dock 4; Cusk q; Hake1.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

LONDON, Jan. 3O-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 95s q 95s
for money and account.
LONDON, Jan. 30-12 80 M.-American securities
Erie preferred As.
FRANKFORT, january 3O-United States 5-20s,
1862, 98a.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 3O-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
dull MiddDg uplands 7sd; do Orleans at 75d; salef
5000 bales, including 1000 bales for speculation and
export.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHEF SIGNALl
OFFICER Washington, ID. G., :
Feb. 1, Il A. M.)t
For New England,
moth to west winds, rising barometer and colder
weather.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY. January 30.-The grain market is
quite firm but shows no change in prices Sugars
are active and the supply is good Teas show no
change Coffee is active and rise in prices looked
for. Potatoes bring good prices.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
FOREIGN PORTS,

At Hong Kong Dec -, ship Fred Tudor, Bearse
for San Francisco.
At Catana Jan -, brig Don Jacnto, Croston fol
Messina few days, to load for New York.
Sid FIN Gibraltar -, brig Caroline Eddy Dodge
from Messina) for New York.
Sid I'm Havre 9th, ship Crescent City, Delano, fol
United States; Norris, Barstow, do.
Ar at Liverpool 2sth ult, ship Saml Glover, Per-
kins Galveston; barque JAS E Brett, Gibson, New
York; 29h ship s. Gaarles Smaley San Ffanelseo
Ell Dorado, Winding, do.
Ar at Queenstown 10th, barque o Whittemore,
Peabody, Iguique.
Sid FIN st Thomas 14th, schs YicSsburg, Snow Pas
cagoula; 18th, Martha Maria, Veazie from Whining
tom for Ponce.
In port, brigs Prentiss Hobbs, Dodge, wig; Oro-
mocto Tucker, from Newcastle for Boston, in dis
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

him and told them he knew something of it.
His statements were corroborated by circum-
stances and Workman had Hammond with
him in Portland the morning that the Pennell
robbery occurred, though they were in Bidde-
ford that night.
Hammond did not even know "Mouse'
Hayes having a man arrested for him New
York. The same day that the telegram an
nounced the arrest in Portland Hammond her
aided his knowledge and he is accused of in
forming parties here of the requistion by which
the PRESS was informed of the fact In Port
land he told parties. and is accused of making
public the matter at other points. Workman
scouts the idea that Hammond had anything
to do with the Portland robbery. His bust
ness is to work up cases for cracksmen. BY
nature and practice he notices everything. If
he goes into a room he notes everything. Can
90 into bank and draw a plan. Is not a
craftsman but crossman in the aid of thieves.
If out of prison long enough would associate
with that class, and is one who would 'give
up" associates for price.
Wnrtman's account of his experience in Port
land with officers who were piping him and
Questioned about the Portland mystery, he
declares that it was the work of craftsmen of
experience. None but professionals could put
up a case like that, and no man could fabricate
stor without a flaw as was that. The rob-
bers did not go out of the window. That was
blind. He is confident the case will be work.
up some time. He declines to tell whether or
not there was any cew or if he was giving at
tention to he matter. Mr. Workman is very
intelligent man, about 45 years of age, born in
Bangor, went to California in 1852, and since
that time has been in the detective business.
He desires to punish Hammond to show bis
own good faith in the business and to bring
out fully the facts in connection with the skill
fully elaborate fraud of Hammond. Workman
assumes the right of detective to arrest man
without warrant or requisition and take him
from one state to another it he deems him a
criminal. >.
[By Associated Press.]
Marine Disasters.
EAsTPoRT, Jan. 3O.-It is reported here tina
the bark Lavinia of this port was sunk by a
collision in Bristol channel. The Lavinia was
owned by j. H. McLarren, G. S. Huston and
others of East, and parties in New York.
The schooner Hattie Ellen of Calais, is ashore
at Cranberry Isle. Have sent the revenue cut
ter for her.
The schooner Oregon, ashore at Jouesport,
was loaded here by Young Brothers, with froz-
en- herring. Cargo insured The revenue cut
ter Woodbury., with r. B. Clark, insurance
agent, went to her assistance to-day.
A Missing Vessel Seen.
RocKLAND, Jan. 30.-A vessel that arrived
here to-day from Deer Isle reports seeing new
bark off Butter Island last Saturday. supposed
to be the Walter Arlington, Jr., hence for st,
John, before reported missing. Butter Island
is small island between the Isle au Haut and
Deer Isle,
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

ST PAUL, Jan. 30.-At Fort Garry yesterday
there was great excitement in consequence of
the Communication papers of Lepine not having
arrived, and yesterday, being the day fixed for
Chief Justice Wood. A mass meeting was
held last evening to consider the matter
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
The MfnnesOta Legislature offers Sug.
gestion to w 8. King.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 3O,-A resolution passed the
House to-day requesting William S. King to
appear and testify before the Congressional
committee as to his alleged connection with the
Pacific Mail subsidy OF. send his resignation as
Representative to Congress.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
MASSACHUSETTS,.


Boston, Jan. 21.-Schooner Maracaibo OF
Portland, from Hoboken for Boston, ashore at
Scituate, has been stripped of sails and rig
ging, there being little hope of saving her.
Arrangements have been made to save the
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

Boston stock List.

Grand Trunk Railroads. Crockett ear dressed
hogs turkeys and butter.
BY water conveyance-lOOO bush cornmeal to 6 W
True & Co,
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01

The King of Italy gave an audience Friday
to Garibaldi, and a cordial interview took place
on the subject of the unhealthy condition of the
Campagna.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-01
SPOKEN.

Dec g. lat IA 81 S. lon 20 As w. ship TaDor' Taylor
from Cardiff for Bombay.
Jan 7, lat 3s 40 N, Ion 9 80 W, ship Lourens, snow
from Antwerp tor Rio Janeiro.