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CtCIeIary nOrrll mas gone TO FnHaQelpnIa.
Fa Ths n fiEst day Of the New Hampshire State
An old lady was killed on the rraon
O0uuri x,va wofn5 OD., yccurIauy.-
Several Missouri illicit whlskey dsters were
arrested yesterday.
The report of Few treaty between the
United States and Russia is pronounced false.
The amount of gold imported from Europe
into New York last week was $8S9.719
The Lowell Republicans have grand parade
next Monday night
lenge Yale for an Scared four mile straight
away race next summer.
The Sorosis recommended its semi-montbly
Seances at Delmonico's Monday evening with
Jennie June as President.
AT year old son of Patrick McCarty of Wor-
cester, was hit on the head by the handle of
windlass yesterday and killed.
Postmaster General f. r. Hogg of India,
was escorted through the New York most office
Monday afternoon and evening by Postmaster
James.
The American Board of Foreign Commits
sioners began their session at Hartford yester
day. DIR. Mark Hopkins presided and was as
sisted by VIM. E. Dodge
Mr. Groesbeck has accepted an invitation to
become one Of the gold and silver commission
ers, but no response has yet been received from
Messrs. Nourse of Boston, and Dix of South
ampton, L. 1.
Ex-Grapd Master Elwood Thorne was Mon
day evening presented with a costly silver tea
service by the Grand Lodge of Freemasons.
PROMINENT masons from the East and other
parts OF the country were present.
DISPATCHES from San Francisco repor. that
W 0SS.7S9 in specie have been sent east from
there 10 the past fifteen days. Of this amount
$oo,0o0 were gold coin, So, 100000 silver coin
aud the remainder in bars.
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"A Asa Holt of Francetown, N. IT,, hung him
self in the woods Monday.
N. MIS- rs John Wheeler of Reeds Ferry, N. H.,
noon and probably fatally injured.
The barn and slaughter bouse of Henrv ala.
Gen. Quincy Point Mass, were burned yestar-
day. Loss $4,000; insured $500.
- aeon Lamb. New York butcher, shot him.
sell at his sisters grave yesterday while her
coffin was being lowered into it, -e'
Three of the crew of the fishing schooner
sarganso were arrested at Halifax yesterday
for mutiny. 10y
- Henry Cowerick, a policeman, was shot at
Fairbanks, MinD., while trying to push by the
guard at the prison where the Younger assas-
ins are confined, the guard not knowing him.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

KcnneSec County.
WINTHROP, Oct. 3-The Kennebec county
fair and slow opened at Rea6feld Tuesday.
The display Of cxen aud steers was very large
and unusually fine. The display of other stock
was very good The fruit aud vegetables ex-
hibited were of superior quality and all de-
pattments Of the fair were well represented.
Oxford County.
NORWAY, Oct. 3.-The Oxford county cattle
show ard fair opened to-day with a splendid
display in all the departments. and bids fair to
be the best exhibition ever held in the county
Launching af Bath.
BATH, Oct. 3.-There was launched to-day by
Blair & Hitchcock, ship of 1850 tons named
Oracle-owned by the builders, P. NJ Whit
more and others of Bath, L. G. Blair of Liver
pool, and Capt j. Humphrey, who commands
her. 1t is fine ship and has the highest
class on the record of American and Foreign
shipping.
Verdict against the Boston & Maine.
DOVER, N. a., ct-The Supreme Court Of
Strafford county closed its full term last even
ing, with the case of the Cocheco Aqueduct
Co. vs.. the Boston & Maine railroad. Verdict
for the aqueduct company, and $3.50 damages.
Fatally Shot.
MACHIAs, Oct 3.-Lyman, son of John D.
Smith of Marshfeld, % years old, was shot
dead this afternoon by the accidental discharge
of a gun in his own hands.
TremOntSea Captain Drowned.
BOSTON, Oct. 3.-Schooner Silver Heels of
fremont Maine, arrived at this port to-day
from Labrador. She came home in charge of
the mate, her late master, Capt. Newman,
having been drowned on the 2Sth of August.
DwineI Mills ut OldtOwn Burned.
BANGOR, Oct. 3.-The Dwinel Mills in Old
town were burned to the ground Monday night
at II o'clock. They were owned by Chas. w.
Lord and Alfred Veazie. Twenty-Five thou
sand feet of lumber ready to be RATED. car
load of laths and 100000 shingles were destroy.
ed. Value 100000. Insured in Phoenix, New
York, $4,000; Royal, England, $4,000; Queen,
England, $4,000; North British and Mercantile
$4,000; Lancashire, England, $250O; Royal,
Montreal, $2500; PENNSYLVANIA, Philadel phia,
$1,000; Shoe and Leather, Boston, $1,000; Home.
New York, $500; Springfield, Massachusetts,
$500. Total $50, 900. The mill was one of
the finest on the river.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Shrewsbury Murder,

WORCESTER, Oct. 3.-The officers are search
ing for John Murphey, IS yesrs of age, who is
strongly suspected of the murder of John Bull
was found at his house spotted with blood and
the money that he passed swithin an hour from
the murder has been identified as that stolen
from the murdered man. The suspected MUIR
derer has been seen in this city this afternoon
and bis arrest is hourly expected. A reward of
$500 has been offered by the selectmen of the
town for the arrest of the murderer
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The Centennial Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The Centennial
commission in its executive session authorized
the appointment of special group of judges
Ior the compilation of reports upon the displays
of all the exhibiting countries. as also those Of
the states OF the Union, corporations, etc. 1t
Is announced semi-officially that the remain
ing awards recommended by the judges, but
not acted on by the commission in time for pre-.
vious announcement, will be made public to-
morrow afternoon it is proposed to Conclude
the state day observarces at the grounds with
reunion of all the governors of the states and
territories on the 10th of November or upon
later day, at which tue outgoing and Incoming
Presidents OF the United States will be present.
Ioday's cash admissions to the main exhibit
ton were 1852 and to the live stock exhibition
3119.
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NEW YORK.
Accident 10 Gov. Tilden,

New YORK, Oct 3-Gov. Tilden fell off his
horse at military review in Brooklyn yester-
day, and was unable to attend a supper in the
evening. 1t is believed that no bones were
broken.
Rhode Islanders En- Route 10 the Centen-
nial.
Gov. Lippitt and staff of Rhode Island, ar
rived at Jersey City, on the Stonlngton steamer
Narraganset this forenoon, about five hundred
citizens of Rhode Island accompanying them.
They left in special train for the Centennial
Exhibition at $50 a. m. One of the features of
tomorrow (Rhode Island Day. will bs genu-
inc Rhode Island clam bake on the Centennial
grounds on an extensive scale.
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Trouble in Shanghai.
A Conference of Diplomats.
The British punboat Swinper has roturnad
FRANCE.


PARIS, Oct. 3-There was a conpress Iast
night OF workingmen, attended by 352 dele
gates all the cities in France being represent-
ed. Chabert was elected president, and Dr.
Pierre of Lyons secretary The chief objects
of the congress were to devise plans for attain
ing higher rates Of wages for workingmen and
women, and share in parliamentary repre-
seniaton. Many speeches were delivered. One
orator declared the congress independent and
high above the press.
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Daily Dom..tic Ra.e;,,.

BY Boston & MAINE RA11RoAD.-shaw, HAM
mynd q Co cars -four, Dana do -four, d Keaz-
er do -four, Chas Hayward do -four, D W Cool
idge DO -four, Mari, True 8 CO 5 do -four, Holway
q Robinson 40 -four. Norton, Chapman & Co 90
-four, yosselyn & Co do -four, q W True & Co do
-four, King, Gilman Co do -four, G Varney &
Go do flour, Moore g. Co do -four, Harris g
bittleiied do -four, J Fiske do -four, Briggs,
Boothby q Go do -four, Baylow & Go do corn, q
True q Co do corn, Kensell, Tabor & Co do
corn, King, Gilman y Go do bran, Blake 4 Jones
do corn, 4 Jewett do corn, Waldron & True
do corn, I Redlcn y Co do corn, W Berry 3 do
bran, g True g. Co 90 bran, L A Knowlton do
bran, Hows & Hilton do bran, Kensell, Tabor g
Co do corn, Rufus Deering & Go do lumber ,Phin-
ney jackson l do shingles and slaves, Lothrop &
20 do iron, Kensell. Tabor q Co 1 do oats, @ W
True True g Go / do oats Stevens 8 Go do oats, Geo
Hunt do shocks, j Winslow 70 bbls beef, Grand
Trunk Railroad do merchandise, Maine Central
Rairoad "A do merchandise, Portland & Ogdensburg
Railroad do merchandise, Portland & Rochester
disc. Nv
By water conveyance-1oOo bush cornmeal to G,
W. True & Co.
Foreign Exports.
a Sc JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Eliza Beard-1C5O bbls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 C0nSusuniiues.

wilbOr's Cod Liver Oil and Lime has now
been before the public for ten years. and has steadily
grown in favor and appreciation This could not be
the case unless the preparation of high intrinsic
value. The combination of the Phosphate of Lime
with Pure Cod Liver Oil, as prepared by DR.. Wilbor
has produced new phase in the treatment of Con-
sumption and all diseases Of the Lungs. This article
can be taken by the most delicate invalid without
creating the disgusting nausea which is such prom
inent objection to the Cod Liver Oil when taken
without Lime. 1t is prescribed by the regular facul-
ty, and sold by the proprietor, A. B. WILBoR,
Chemist, Boston, and by druggists generally.
oct2 sneod1v
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IN SsOCK uhAu HAOmev uQHfKets
NEW YORK. October 3-Evening.-Mon loaned
cent. on CALL The hardening of the money market
is natural result of activity general business and
movement of crops.
Exports of domestic produce for the week 49, 1885,
ITO, against $5,837.619 for the corresponding week
last year.
Foreign Exchange steady at 4s2 q 1921 for 60 days
and 1884 for demand,
God dull, all transactions at no. borrowing rates
1@ Il per cent. The clearances at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were SIS, 1000 900 The customs receipts
to-day were $275,000 The Treasury disbursements
were $42,7s5. Governments trife lower and closing
steady, State bonds dull
The following were the closing quorarlons of Gov
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Kidney Diseases, Dropsy, and all Diseases of the
Urinary Organs can be cured by the use of HUNTS
REMEDY. Hundreds who have been given up by
their Physicians to die have been cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Try HUNTS REMEDY.
oct2 eod&w1w
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Hoboken for do; Mary B Harris, Crowley, do for
for Rockport; Palos Ober. Calais for Oak Bluffs.
Fri. Hussar. Trenton, j Mayo, Clio Chcutt Lizzie
Cochrane, Philanthropist, JAS O'Donohue, Isola,
Flint, Helen Thompson, Orion Charlotte Fish, Anna
Elizabeth, Berry. Douglass Haynes, l. d Went
wor, h, j Reed, Nellie Doe, Clara Fletcher. Geo
Somes. Zeta Psi, f Heath, N W McGee, Mars Hill,
Hesperus, vicksburg, Mary Halris,Jed Frye, Clar-
issa Allen, and others.
BoSToN--Ar I'd, barque H G Mcfarland, McFar-
land, Port johnson; schs Ella, Grindle do; Sarah
Louisa, WInchenbach, Waldoboro Sarah Weeks
Bath.
Cid at Boston I'd inst, barques Edith Davis, Nc
Carly, Talcahuano and Valparaiso; Sarah Hobart
for Portland; sch Louisa Orr, Orr. Gloucester. E.
Ar Sd, schs Godfrey, Weeks. Alexandria; FL
a9r AIe Pst Vssa Hau
san Frances, Smith, Lamoine.
Below; brig Angela, and sch Mail.
Cid Sd, scbs Levi Hart Babb Trinidad. Carl u
Lothrop, McAllep Delaware City
Sid Sd. barque Edith Davis
DANhEks-Ar 29tk. schs Almira Woolley, King
Philadeip1hla; Gem. Hall, New York; Minnesota,
r, NEW s W98u Bur 3D. sch Johnnie Meserve,
Sid "a. sch Olive Branch, Whitaker Bangor.
PORTSMOUTu-Ar Both schs Henrv Ciav Nut
ter Boston; Emma A Cutting, Hinckey, Hoboken
ar LIST, sch Governor, Eaton. PHILADELPHIA,
Sid "a, schs Triton, Rand, and Nav Uay. Water
man. Bangor; Lookout, Sprague, Trenton; Chas
Sears. Turner, Lubec.
FOREEasN PORTS
Sid FIN Stettin Sept %, barque Monitor, Eaton, for
New York. w.
Sid TN Marseilles Sept 29th ship Marcia C Day,
Chase, Unlled States.
Sid fin Havre Sept 80, barque Joshua Lo1ing, Cook
United States,
Ar at Antwerp I'd inst, brig John Swan. Gason,
Philadelphia
Ar Gloucester, E, I'd inst, Darque W W Thomas
Sid FIN Galway % inst sch Hannah McLoon. Keen
New York.
Slo tn Beacby Head Sept so. ship zouave Mears
(frOm Bremen) for New York.
Passed the Liz ird, Sept 49, baruue Oasis Randall
from L0b0s for Havre
Sid TN ralmourh, E, Sept 81. barque Tbos Pills.
bury, Pitcher Hamburg.
Ar at MOntevideo Aug %, brig Walter Smith Rio.
lev. New York.
Sid I'm Montevideo Adg 18th, scbs Robert Clark
Hutchinson rosario. to load tor Boston: 10TH baruut
Celina; Hodgdon for Buenos Ayres; sch Belle Hoop
Ar at Rio JaneiIo Aug %, ship Yo Semitic Mack
Boston tor San Francisco. in distress; 3d. paruut
Gen FaiTcbild, Kelley, Cardiff.
Ar a. Pernambuco Sept 8, brig Nash, Spauld.
At Rio Grande Aug rs, sch Para, Chase, tor Boston
ready.
Ar at St Pierre Sept 27. brig j Ross, Lothrop
New York.
Ar at Havana prev to I'd inst, barque Sagadahoe
Powers. New York.
Ar at Halifax Goth, sch Gertie Lewis Prout from
Grand Banks, (see Menu; d B Doane, Chandler
Cid 3Oth, sch Gertie Lewis, Prout, Portland.
SPOKEN.
Sept is, lat 40 %. Ion 10 80, brig Remick, Rose
from Boston for Antwerp.
Sept g. NE OF Body Island 20 miles. barque Saral
e Frazier, from Madeira for Baltimore
No date lat SO N, fon AZ w, brig Julia Carney
Collins, from Boston for Dunedin,
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For New England,
Yellow Fever

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 3.-A telegram received
at the Navy Department announces that not .
case OF yellow fever or any disease of that char
Port Royal. "'
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3-The total number of in
te,menss today were 80, of which % were from
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

Noyes, Honolulu.
CD 10th. barque EIwood Cooper, Hopkins, Cork.
NEW ORLEANS - Ar 9th, ship Northampton
Trask, Havre.
Al at sw Pass soth. barque Adelne c Adams
COllum, Portland.
PORT ROYAL Sc Sid ID, sch Mary Stewart
Coombs, Darien: Ralph Howes. Burgess, do
CHARLESTON-At 29th, sch George d Loud
from Now York.
ALEXANDRiA-Ar 30th, schs Isaac Orbeton
Crockett, Windsor Ms
BALTIMOkE-Uld 3otb, sch W Drury. Hender
son. Boston.
Ar "a. sch Eben Fisher, Reynolds. Boston,
Richards. Kenuebec. avn
Cid 39tb, sch Baracoa. McClintock Ponce.
Cd "a sch Forest City, Hodgns, Providence.
NEW tORk-Ar lst inst, scns Ella Hodgdon, Da-
WIS new River, SO; Henry, Foes, Sands River, Ms /;
Anna. johnson, Windsor, Ms; Jaseo Lodge Pierc
cortland; Allie Oakes, Plllsbury, kockland; q 7
pay; u M Porter, from Sullivan; May Muuroe HalI
Belfast; Clara Sawyer. Branscomb, Sullivan; Sh,
bckmore. Thompson, Boston; Louisa Smith Weh
Der, and Lizzie Major, Gerrish. do; Arcularius
Lord, kockland; Emerson. Sears, Portland
Ar 90, sch David ID Tock. Lee. Bremen.
Cid ID, ship Alexandria, Brown tor Bremen. oh
Uriah B Fisk Crowel, Marseilles. '~N
Passed through He'll Gate LIST, schs Thmas Potter
Handy, New York for New Bedford; Fannie HutIer'
warren, Hoboken for Boston; Fred Fish, Davis PORT
johnson for Gardiner; Ocean Belle, Mills, Rondont
LOT Boston: Henry, Wass, hobokcn for do
PkOVIDENCE-Ar "a, sch Hesperus Wooster
Sullivan. "oo''oi'
EDGARTOWN Ar Goth, schs Caroline KNIGHT
Dyer, New York for Bangor Napoleon, Young. tso ~,
Bangor. AVN
.ViNEYARD-HAvEN-Ar I'd. scbs Ella Brown
Brown, Perth Amboy for Boston; Jed Frye, Langley
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Sales Confirmed,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3-The o. S. Circuit Court
today confirmed the recent sales of the Missou-
ri Pacific and Atlantic & Pacific Railroads. 1t
is understood that this cuts off all the claim of
the stockholders.
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Fifty thousand pounds in American eagles
Were Withdrawn from the Bank of Ireland yes
terday for shipment to New York; these ship
ments are expected to continue the value Of
money in London market being SO low.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY. FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER Washington, DC,
Oct. 4, Il A. NJ
For New England.
and Middle states falling followed by rising
os1oeses, warner southwest winds veering to
weather and in the northern portions areas usa OF
light rain. "' "'oa' VI
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Providence Prin, CIoth, rI.rk


PROVIDENCE, October 3-The Printing Cloths
market firm at 45c cash for 81 Ga cloths with some
sales reported at &c for 80 days.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Movements of Americau as,sn.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30 Chinese and jana
nese sdyices contain the following:
The flag ship Tennessee sailed from Yoko-
hama on the 9th for Chefoo. The Kearsarpe
sailed the same day for Vladivostock.
The extraordinary demand for silk at Yoko-
hama has subsidized, and exchange has conse.
quent'y fallen.
The COreans.
The Coreans still refuse to recognize any
other nations besides the Japanese and Chi.
nese.
Trouble in shangh..
1t is reported from Sbangha that internal
disorders are increasing. There are insured.
tions in numerous provinces, and murderous
assaults upon Christian natives are reported
from all quarters. The northern district is
still desolated by famine. Circulation of
money is greatly restricted in consequence of
apprehensions of foreign and domestic disturb
ances.
Conference of Diplomats.
The British gunboat Swinger has returned to
Shanghai from survey of the Corean coast.
IL IS reported that she was attacked by natives
and compelled to retaliate, but the report is not
confirmed, Her officers decline to give any in
formation.
Ii Hung Chang chief Chinese diplomat.
errived at Cheefoo and is in conference with
the BRITISH ambassador, and il is believed
hostillteS will be averted
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European Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 3-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 95 1915
for money and account.
LONDON, October 3-12. 80 P. NJ American securi-
ties Erie shares 81.
LIVERPOOL, October 3.-12.30 P. M.-The Cotton
market is easier but not quotably lower; Middling
upiands 15l6d; do Orleans 6sd saes 900 bales,
including 1000 bales tor speculation and export
eeipts 30 bales, all American.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Sch Gertie Lewis. Prout, from Grand Banks which
put into Halifax 10Th in distress reports heavy wea-
the 18th Sept in heavy gale, lost both anchors and
cable d0ries and fishing gear, and sprnng rudder.
On the 7th lost the rudder started stern post and
carried away rails She went on the slip, where tenn
potary repairs will be made and then will proceed to
Portland. w
Sch Blue Jacket put into Halifax 10Th and reports
heavy gales from Sept 18th to 14tb and from the 1851
to the 2Oth Passed 10 dories and two deck houses
also some spars. On the 18th. passed the wreck OF
scbr Walter Flat, dismasted and abandoned, A
large number Of vessels have suffered in the loss OF
their dOries ana tackle 1870 W
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Boston stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Oct. 81
10000 Eastern r.. gold bonds, ..............,. At
l Eastern Railroad .........,,,.,.,,.,.... 81
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POLITICAL.
Gen. Banks ReuOmiuafed

BOSTON, Oct. 3.-The Republicans of the
9TH Congressional district today nominated Gen.
BANKS on the 18th ballot, he receiving 48 of SO
votes.
The Democrats of the I'd district at Quincy
today nominated Hon. Edward Avery by &C
clamaton.
George II. Hoar at Fitchburg.
FITcHBURG, Oct. 3.-Hon. G.. f. Hoar spoke
In CITY Hall this evening to good audience.
The Hayes and Wheeler club with torches and
drum corps paraded the streets before and after
tne meeting. The Hayes and Wheeler Glee
Club sang several pieces during the evening.
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SPOKEN,

SPOKEN.
Sept Is. lat 40 %. Ion 10 3d. brig Remick, Rose,
from Boston for Antwerp.
Sept 26, NE OF Body Island 20 miles, baroue Sarah
E Frazier, from Madeira for Baltimore
No date, lat 80 N, fon AZ w, brig Julia Carney,
Collins, from Boston for Dunedin.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Prior to Moving
FITZGERALD
Proposes to give his CuStO-
mers, the People,
A BENEFIT.

The lines are full and
complete, a large proper
ton of the goods having
been purchased within
>iXty days. This fine
Stock amounting to at least
fifteen thousand dollars
will be thrown on tine
market for The next three
weeks at a SLIGHT AD-
VANCE ON COST. All
intelligent People and
Candid Dealers must
acknowledge that prices
here quoted are ruinOus,
and if continued must
terminate i'm Bankruptcy.
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DIED.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Oct. 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CITY OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, vie
Eastport for Boston.
81 Sch Bagaduce, clement, Philadelphia = coal to
Sch Caroline Grant, Bray, So Amboy-coal to Jack
son q Eaton.
s. Sch a, Ocean Belle, B wasson Boston, to load for
=, Sch Harriet Chase, tBr ouinlan Boston, to load
Sch Susan, Stanley, Windsor, Ms, tor Richmond.
Sen Oregon: Dunton. Boothbay.
Sch Cinderella, Duryea, Bremen.
cad pay nvan tor Boston
Sch Pemaquid, Elliott, Bristol tor Boston.
sen A Elliott. Sproul, Bath for Boston.
Sch ORION. Otis, Bath for New York.
Schs Frank Pierce, Stinson with 200 bbls mackerel;
Hannah Eldridge, with $50 do,
CLEARED.
Sch Andrew NebeDger, Smith, Philadelphia-mas-
Sch Light Of the East, Baker, New York-master.
Porteous.
Sch Juhietta, Thompson, Addison-S W Tbaxter.
Sch M Brookings, Brown. Gardiner to lead tor
New York-Chase. Leavitt s. Co
60 sch S John Converse flummer Gardiner, to load
for Philadelphia-Chase, Leavit & Co.
Sch Marion Draper, Bailey, Gardiner-master.
Sen koret, Durham. Bath-master.
Brig Eta Whittemore. which arrived at this port
18th from Gloucester Eng has hauled in for stores,
and will go from here to Turks Island in ballast and
BACK with salt.
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Cid at Boston Sd inst, sch Cumberland, Weber,
Gloucester, 4.
Ar at Havre I'd inst, ship Harry Morse, Patten,
Lobos.
Sid i'm Naples -, barque Lincoln, Thorn, for Gal
weston.
Ar at Philadelphia Sd, schs N W MCGEE, Seaman,
and Mary Thompson, Hooper, Portland.
Ar At Caroenas 25tb, brig Geo Burnbam, Staples,
Portland.
Ar at Sagua 2lst. sch B Everett, Cabariep.
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Foreign Exports.
ST JOHN. NIB. Br Schr Eliza Beard-1G50 bbl
-four, II, 900 lbs lard.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs .

Secretary Morrill, has gone to Philadelphia.
,,sThe first day of the New Hampshire State
= Oh ~ "A"HSt---+~- vary successful
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Critical situation at COnstantinople.
LONDON, Oct "a Constantinople despatch
OF yesterday says the Situation there is really
very critical 1t is rem tered SO by the incendiary
character of articles in the public prints 1t is
thought urgent that an American fleet be sent
to the Bosphorus to protect the lives and prop
prfu of A maricanS -