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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-08-21
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The failure of Hon. Josiah Q IIncy of Boston
ID announced, Liabilities $50, 900; assets said
to be $4,000.
Custom receipts Saturday $4,000 internal
revenue $2l5, 283 65.
The President and family have gone to Long
Branch.
The Secretary of the navy has approved the
sentence Of the naval court martial in the case
of Capt. Bancroft Gherhasd to two years sus.
pension and pubic repnmand for causing un-
usual punishment, forbidden by law to be in
ficted on persons iD the navy. The reprmand
Is administered in the order just issued
The contribution of the King of Siam to the
Centennial has reached San Francisco, where
it is held for duties, and the naval officers have
requested the Secretary OF the Treasury to give
the necessary orders so that the packages may
be forwarded to Philadelt hia.
Senator Anthony and several other promi-
nent public men left New York for Providence,
SSewp0rt Boston and the White Mountains
Saturday evepg.
Gen. Rufus Ingalls, has been ordered to the
quartermaster's department al San Francisco,
COL Easton succeeding him at New York
Charles Olsen and Charles Sturman, of the
crew OF the fishing schooner Aberdeen of
Gloucester, who were lost on the Grand
Banks, were picked up and brought home Sat
urday after being in dory three days.
The Rockingham ten cent savings bank at
Portsmouth, N. a.. which recently suspended
payment will pay 81 cents on dullar to all de-
postors.
Work in the construction department of the
Kittery Navy Yard is to be revived this week.
The Democrats of North Haverhill organized
Tilden and Hendricks club, Saturday and
raised fine flag.
Capt. Anthony of the Catalpa arrived at his
home in New Bedford yesterday.
William P. Douglass of New York won the
out of birds.
IRISH citizens of New Bedford will give Capt.
Antnony OF the Catalpa reception.
The weather being damp and murky. the at
tendance at the Centennial exhibition Satur-
day, the first 70 cent day, did not come nm to
the expectation of the managers The paid adj
missions are estimated at 81, 419
The supporters of VIM. A. Rassell as Renub
lican nominee for Congress, had flag raising
10 Lawrence, Saturday, in front of The pcs of
ilce, with music and fire works. An outdoor
meeting was held on the common.
The Scotch Rifle team which is to compete in
the Centennial rifle matches, embarked at Liv
eerpool Saturday. The Thames professional
-FOUR sailed tot Philadelphia Wednesday.
Commodore Vanderbilt is not as well as last
week.
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NEW YORK.
business Activity,


New YORK, Aug 19.-From present indca-
tious, the wholesale dry goods merchants pre-
dict very brisk fall trade. Already merchants
from the far West and Southern states have
arrived in the city and purchased their fall
supply of goods. The activity noticeable in the
ticipations of good business during the sea-
son. The sidewalks opposite the large houses
are blocked all day with cases of goods receiv.
ed. The clerks in the wholesale houses have
returned from their sum mer vacations, and the
dullness observable few weeks ago has dsap-
peared, and activity prevails
Arrival of the Escaped Fenians.
The whaling bark Catalpa, Captain Anthony.
arrived here this morning from New South
Wales with the Fenian prisoners who escaped
from that country some time since. The names
of the men are Michael Harrington. Thomas
Darragh, James Wilson, Robert Crauson,
Thomas Henry Hassett. and John J. Breslin
alias Collins, Thomas Desmond alias johnson,
John King alias Jones, and Thomas Brennan
alias Hall The Catalpa is bound for New
Bedford and only stopped here to land her Fee
MAN passengers.
When the ship arrived dispatches were sent
over the city to the members of the committee
appointed to receive the men, and shortly after
daybreak this morning the committee assem-
bed at the Battery and boarded the vessel.
There was whole-souled meeting. Men
laughed and wept in turn, but after the hrst
OursG OF 1eellng was over, C0nVerSaIou turntu
on the adventures and experience OF the par
ties.
The Catalpa is a slow sailer, having been
nearly four months on the voyage. After two
months the stock of provisions was 80 meagre
that the men were put on short allowances.
They all arrived in good health and spirits,
however. The only unpleasant incident on the
voyage was the death of Mr.. Farnham, second
mate of the bark. He had for some time been
in delicate condition, and was consigned to a
watery grave on the 9Th of August.
One of the most touching incidents Of the
reception of the exiles was the meeting with
William Foley. Foley was also soldier in
the British army, and had seen hard service.
In 1866 he was tried on charge of treason and
felony, was found guilty and sentenced to ten
years penal serviIude. He served his term
with the men who have now arrived, and knew
them all intimately. The details of the rescue
have been fully published The Catalpa sails
for New London this evening, as she has on
board Az barrels of oil.
The utmost enthusiasm prevails among
Irisbmen of all classes, and it is said that tes-
timonial will be presented to Captain An
thony. At noon to-day the hotel was sur
rounded by large crowd which cheered and
made various demonstrations, but none of the
escaped Fenians appeared. Their quarters
will be at ODonavan Rossa's until other ar
raogements can be made. Thomas Darragh,
one of the refugees, was Seargeant-Major, and
James Wilson was Color Sergeant. The other
four were privates.
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FOREIGN.
THE TURKISH WAR.

LONDON. Aug. IS The Daily News de-
spatch from Scutari says that the report of
Turkish defeat at Btisanski on the 18th inst.
is confirmed The Turkish losses are estimat-
ed at HOO. Tits reported that Gen. Techerna-
yeff has issued general order that all Circas-
slams and Bashi Bazouks shall be shot without
parley, when captured.
The forthcoming Note.
The Times special from Belgrade says that
a note will soon be sent to the great powers an
nouncng the decision of the Prince, govern
mept and the Skuptchina. 1t will declare that
Servia is willing to treat for peace on basis
of status quo ante belum. The note is to be
revised aud submitted to council SUMMONED
by Prince Milan for that purpose.
Russia and Servia.
The Times correspondent adds: Russian
sympathy in the Servian cause is becoming
more ostentatious. Russian officers are in the
capital in uniform, and many Russian sisters
of charity are seen in streets and hospitals.
The Servian government has just obtained a
loan of 5000, 600 roubles in Russai. and the war
is gradually becoming an affair not of the Rus
sian government, but of the Russian people,
and there is no doubt that there S great danger
of Russia drifting into war.
The Servian Cabinets Decision.
BELGRADE, Aug 10-Despatches from Gen.
Techernayeff to Prince Milan, report his army
perfectly reorganized and ready to resume the
offensive.
An extraordinary cabinet council was held
yesterday, Prince Milan presiding. 1t was re-
solved to continue the war to the last ex:remi-
ty.
Movements Of the Prince of Montenegro
The Prince of Montenegro understanding that
Turks Intended to invade Montenegro from AL.
bania, has left his brother-in law, Vukovich, in
command IF the troops in Herzegovina AND
and marched, with the battalion into Mon tene
gro, whence he will invade Albania, where the
Catholics promise him support.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

LAUNCHED-At Rockport 10Th inst by Carlton,
Norwood Il Co. barque OF 1900 tons. not yet named
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Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug 49,
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Aug 18th:
Sixty-three fishing arrivals have been reported 26
from Georges Bank aggregaing about 200 600 lbs OF
Goldfish, and ~, 600 Habut; - from Grand Banks
nine bring in about 900 900 Tbs salt cod fish and
with about 10000 lbs halbut rs from mackere trips
from off shore aggregating 5000 bbls mackerel. The
trade has been fair during the week. The demand
for goldfish mas fallen Oft some owing to the extreme
hot weather. curers have been unable to put them in
shipping order and the stock now ready for the
market is very light. We quote Georges at 5 90 %
qtl: some held at % p qtl; Western Bank 95 y
qtl; Grand Bank so " qtl. Mackerel continue in
good demand and slight advance over last week s
prices unless the cstch improves we shall sell still
higher prices next week. We quote sales at BIS, 81
and S. " Dbl for 1s, 2's ani3's The report from
the Grand Bank fleet is not very encouraging and
there is no doubt but what prices of Goldfish will be
higher as the demand increases. We quote Hake at
Is fY qtl; Pollock at SO per qtl; Haddoek 1850
qtl Cusk at 90 qtl; Tongues and Sounds at IL 90
Pbbl; Hallbut fins at 90; Habut heads 3 90 at ~
Dbl; Picked Cod at IS 4B Dbl; Smoked Halibut at
&c y ID; Prepared and Boneless Goldfish 81 q sc p
ID, as to quality Fresh Halibut scarce and demand
light none now on market; last sales at Al and &c
Id for Bank and Georges white and gray; Shore Cod
at 23c ib; Haddock at lac p lib; Mackerel at IA q
l44 each for large and small.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BY Boston & MAINE RAILRoAD.-Boston Ref
Line cars oil, Stevens q Co do flour, W g. CIR
Miiliken do -four, Woodbury. s. Latham ] do -four,
Norton, Chapman & Co do flour, Howes, H q Co
l do corn, Thaxter 6 20 do corn, "aris FIGURING
Co do corn, G W True g. Co 2 do corn, Gallup,
Clark & Co do corn, Crosby & Blaney do corn, g
Bartlett do corn, R Henderson 1 do wheat, j
Fiske do middlings, D Corser Edo spices, Grand
Trunk Railroad DO merchandise, Maine Central
Railroad 10 do merchandise, Portland q Ogdensburg
Railroad 8 do merchandise, Portland II do merchan-
disc.
By water conveyance-1OO0 bush cornmeal to G.
w. True & Co.
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Traiu Wreckers

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Aug 2O-Last night an
attempt was made to wreck the st Louis ex-
press few miles east of this city near Lincoln
Greek bridge. The embankment at that point
is rs feet. A rail was placedacross the track in
such manner as to make it an absolute GER
tainty that the, whole train would 60 over. For
tunately a man walking on the track discovered
the men at work and notified farmer near,
who succeeded IN stopping the train just in
time by swinging an old lantern: About 100
passengers were on board unmindful of the
fearful danger they barely escaped.
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Havana Market.

rea Is per arrobe; No Is to at So "a ii reals; No
to III at II reals; Concen rated Sugars, fair to
good quality at ~ reals Muscovado Sugar nominal
reals and in hhds at 100 q 10s reals Stock in the
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas $4,000 boxes
and II 900 hhds. Receipts for the week 1900 boxes
and l50 bids; exports for the week 5000 boxes and
1910 hhds, including 1860 boxes 1000 hhds to the
United States.
Empty hhds 90 q rs gold. Lumber nominal
shocks nominal. Freghts easier but not quotably
lower.
Spanish gold 22s q 22sA. Exchange firm; on the
Unltei States 60 days currency at p a 2t discount
short sight do at II q II discount; GO days gold at
"a 81 prem.
European Markets.
FRANKFORT, August 19.-Un1ted States bonds,
new 5's 1881
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Another Train Robbery ATTEMPTED.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 19.-The Kansas City Times
this mOroing says that an attempt to rob a
train on the Kansas City, St. Joseph and
Council Bluffs Railroad was made on Thursday
night A party of meu are said to have planned
an attack on ths pay Car, which was expected
OWE the road thai night, but bv m istake stop
ped regular passenger train, producing great
CONSERVATION among the passengers. When
the error was discovered, the robbers rode off
into the woods and the train proceeded on its
way. II proved, however, that the pay car was
attached to this train, and owing to this fact
alone, perhaps, it escaped being robbed.
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PORTUGAL.
Financial Crisis a. Lisbon.

LISBON, Aug 19.-In consequence CT the f.
nanclal crisis, there was general run on the
banks yesterday and three were compelled to
close their doors. Several will suspend pay
ment. The Bank of Portugal is also closed.
All suspendine banks have assets in excess of
liabilities, and the present embarrassment is
solely due to the scarcity of silver coin, sup
plies of which are expected from London, and
it is thought that on its arrival the crisis will
terminate.
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A preparation which meets want never before
furnished to the invalid is HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY is the anchor of hope to the
youth and aged of either SEX for the cure of Kidney,
Bladder, and Glandular Diseases, Diabetes, Dropsy,
Gravel, Excuses and ntemperance, Mental and
Physical Debility and Affections of the Urino-
Genital Organs. HUNTS REMEDY regenerates and
buoys up the whole Nervous System.
auo21 eod&w1w
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DIED.

In this city, at her residence, 10 Carlton street on
Saturday afternoon. Aug. 10Th, Mrs Olivia E. S.
Frink, relct of DR.. j. N. Frnk, and youngest sister
of on. E. o. j. Smith.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
at her late residence, and entombment at the con-
venence of the family. Friends are invited accord
ngly.
In Naples, Aug. Ii, Mr.. Richard S. Chaplin, aged
6S years
In Fryeburg, July 16, Mrs. Harriet. wife of Jacob
o. Gilman formerly of Lowell, aged 48 years.
In Hebron, July 80, Mr.. Asa S. Fuller, aged about
so years.
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Bank Statement.
lew YORK. Aug 19.-The following is the weekly
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-Afternoon Money abund-
pour one, out it has no influence on the markets.
The banks are still very strong.
Gold opened and closed at l103, and sold once at
ll0e. This is the iowtst since December 9Th, 1874
paid.
Specie imports for the week, s27I,OOO; shipments
953 l42; same time in 1875 $6l ,433 AS in 1874 $40
S465a IN 1873, s6iOs95; in 1872, $50, 500 AL; in
1871, $52. 1856.
Sterling Exchange is little irmer but dull. We
quote bankers go days bills at $4s74 6 (of 1865
par valre), and on demand $4.S9i, against 81 81 "a
" ~ one week ago. Commercial bills are unchang-
90 The sub-Treasury paid, out for interest to-day
$s2,t0o, ami on call bonds S7,7O0; total for the
week, interest," $500 600; bonds $5s2OO silver paid
out in redemption Of fractional currency, including
checks for Washington, $91 ST. for the weeks total
TO uate S4,o34 S72 Total amount paid out at all
fractional currency, S964O,OOO for legal tenders.
$5,25O,UOO. Silver coin on hand, $iOSO,O0
Internal revenue receipts to-day, $2l52s4; for the
week 81 5UO35s; last weet s.. 1853 1885, in August So
S75, $15,sS4,z6s
Receipts Of customs at New York to-day, $4,000;
for the week, $2,:72, 900; last week. $2,285, 200.
Imports al New York, god value, for the week.
S5,l!9 595 which - were dry goods, against ST.
OS5,4O last week, and total OF S5,760, us; Cor
responding week last year, 81 600 230 since January
1, 1876 PIP; time in 1875, $22s
National bank notes received tor REDEEM ption to-
day $6SoOe0. for the week. $500 600; last week,
TX.
s.; last week, $SO0,OO0.
National bank circulation outstanding, 1926, 400
0oO, OF which $2090O0O gold notes. last Saturday
$32595O,O00 Bonds held to secure circulation, $780,
400 decrease of 100000 for the week secure
public deposits 600. Legal tenders outstand-
ing $369, 19,2--unchanged.
Treasury balances at Washington Currency
S129OUOJO coin, S6O75O 900, including go
coin certificates, against $l4,2s5146, ASS and
1926, 100 last Saturday, respectively.
Customs receipts to-day, $499, 4O6; for the month.
50 l49, l23; fiscal year to date, SIS, S06, SS9.
The Treasury balances one yesr ago were: Cur
100000 coin certificates. '
The stock market has been very dull through the
day, and closes the same.
The sales to-day we're: Pacific Mail 24OO shares
Western Union 500 shares North Western 400 shares
do preferred 100 shares, hook Island 500 shares ST
Paul 200 shares do preferred 300 shares Lake shore
84UO shares New York Central 100 shares, OHIO IL
Mississippi 400 shares Union Pacific 100 Shares Mich
igan Central $500 shares, District of Columbia Y65s
$1,000. WY
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THE DOMINION.
The Quebec loan.

TORONTO, Aug. ia cable despatch to the
Globe says concerning the Quebec loan, that it
has been officially announced that half mill
lion of gold has been subscribed. The Times
again attacks the loan violently. and says the
subscription is not bona lie, that the public
has not taken the loan, and the stock exchange
will refuse settlement.
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ABYssINIA,


1900 Women and Children Massacred.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-The Standards despatch
from Alexandra, Egypt says reports have
been received from Abyssinia that Valdez Mi
kel, the insurgent chief, has defeated the
Abyssinians at Zakraga and 1900 women and
children have been massacred.
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HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-6O0 bblsof
flour, 800 bags oats, 42l do feed Isl malt 10000
lbs starch, 3, 100 lbs tobacco 40 packages paper 20
bbls apples, 10 bbls beef, 30 cases do do lounges
SO packages merchandise.
HARRINGTON, Ms. Br Schr Lightfoot 80 bbls
-four, do meal, do ker oil, 10 scs furniture, bolts
duck, 700 brick.
PORT GEORGE, Ms. Br Schr Lucknow-5OO bbls
flour.
MATANZAS. Schr Geo Walker 1902 shocks and
heads.
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MARRIED..

In Parsonsfeld, Aug. 10, by Rev. H. P. Lamprey,
E. E. Sawtelle of Limerick and Miss Eva G. Cram OF
Parsonsfeld.
In South Bridgton. Aug. II, Andrew P. Sibley of
Augusta and Miss Anna l.. tessenden of South
Brighton.
In Denmark, Aug. 10. Marshall Douglass and Miss
Clara Kiborn, both OF Brdgton.
In Paris, July 4, g. r. Penley and Miss Jennie L.
Holden.
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EOREIdsN RORTS.

Sid I'm Yokohama July a. ship John H Kimball.
Humphrey, London.
In port, July "a, barque Eta Loring Loring, for
New York.
Sid I'm Hong Kong July I'd. ship Comet. Bray, for
San Francisco; sth barqne Willard Mudgett. Dckie,
Honolulu; 1lth Annie Fish, Hoffses. San Francisco.
In port July 18th, ships Oregon, Curtis, from Car
diff Nearchus, Pearce, tor San Francisco, dg; Alex
Mcneil, Pettis, tor do.
ham, Bombay for Havre
ar at Rotterdam nth inst, brig Merriwa. Downes,
Philadelphia
Sid i'm Barcelona July 81, ship Oakland, Reed, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Falmouth. E. 18th inst, barque S R Bearse,
Ar at Penarth 18th. sch Hersey, Coggins, from
Calais.
Sid i'm Liverpool 9th inst, ship Oneida Eaton, for
OF Deal 9Th inst, barque Clara, Nickes, Helsing-
f0rS TOR Cardiff.
Ar at Leith 9Th inst. barque Addie McAdam, Cur
tis New York.
At surinam July 80, sch Addie Todd, Corson, tor
Boston, ldg.
Ar at Pictou. Ms. 18th inst, barque Brunswick.
Hutchinson, Liverpool.
Fleetwood, Eng; Seth W Todd, Norwood, st Mar
garets Bay.
Ar at Chatham. NIB, nth, brig Brown, Foster,
Pictou. TO load for Greenock.
AR at St John. NIB, 18th inst, brig Fidelia. Young.
Gloucester; sch Kate Newman. Newman, FIN Phila-
Cid 18th, sch Nettie Walker, ingalls,, New York.
--latest by Europen steaamers.l
Ar at Liverpool 9th, II L Richardson. Morton, from
St John, NIB.
Ar at Deal 9TH. Fannie H Loring, Humphrey, from
Calais for New York.
Ar at Leith 9Th, Addie McAdam. White. Montreal.
Ar at Bristol 5th inst, Lahana, Houghton, Calais.
Sid i'm Hull 9th, Carrie Bertha Hail, Sydney CB.
Sid i'm Barcelona July 81, Oakland, Reed, Phila-
delphia.
Ar at Cadiz July 80, Hyperion, Clark, Passages;
Jos Wide, Reed Malaga.
SID I'm Calcutta July I, David Brown, Colcord, for
Mauritius.
SPOKEN.
Aug 6, lat % IT, lon 6S 3d. sch Pilots Bride, from
New York for Ponce
Aug 6. lat %, lon 70 TO- sch Geo Washington, from
Philadelphia for Baracoa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE LADIES
DDOVyN,S ERENCH DRESSING

VIII mako Ladies', and Children's Boots and Shoes
that have become rough and red and Ladies' Travel
rg Bags which look 50 old and rusty that they are
will mt rnh off or smut when wet Sottens the leather
No lady will be without it after one trial. Beware
of limitations and countereits For sale everywhere
B. F. BROWN & Co; Boston.
mh15 sneod6m
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BAVARIA.

""q"ct IN 1HOHOr Oh " dBHeEs
BEYREUTH, Aug 19.-Five hundred persons
were present at the banquet last night given in
honor of Wagner. After making speech,
which was loudly applauded, Wagner was
crowned with silver laurel-wreath.
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Providence Print Cloths ysurke,
UomentIc Marhers.

PROVIDENCE, August 19.-The Printing Cloths
market active during the past week at advance ! "a
4c; closing quotations at 81 q for standard and ex-
ira 81 K 81
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FINANCIAL AND com nEKRCIA AL
Portland Wholesale Market.

F0FfIHMu WhO16saIe N1afkets
SATURDAY, August 19.-Sugars are very strong
to-day at 12c for granulated and 3c Extra C. Corn
is in good demand at 81 &c for lots and CSC for
bag lots. Pork and lard are still dull with but few
sales. Flour remains steady at the old prices. Teas
are firm and unchanged.
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[SaIes at the Brokers' Board Aug. TO- |
so Eastern Railroad. 6S
Second Call.
so Eastern Railroad. ..-................... ca
Sales at Auction.
Pepperell Manufacturing Co.. ...........,. ITO |
$4,000 Maine State 6's. 1885, ................111
$4,000 Portland Skies, 1S87-ML. .....,. 10t4
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IspiciOn of Foul r

MANCHESTER, N. e., Aug. 19-About three
o'clock this afternoon the body of Michael
Tooney, aged seven, was found on the curb
stone Of the church on Church street. with the
back of his skull broken. A physician was
promptly called, but the boy died in few
minutes. There is some mystery connected
with the affair.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, August 10.

Hatuf0uys August hV'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Ship Philena Winslow (new, of Portland, 2ll7 ton9
Thompson, Kennebunk port, in tow OF tugs War
and w ii Scott, to load deals for Liverpool
Sch Mary VanCleaf, Thorndike. Wilmington NC,
with hard pine
Sch Ella Frances, Bulger, Phadephia-coal to
Sch Llama Cobb, Cobb, Philadelphia-coal to Maine
Central RR.
Sch II Curtis. Bray. Philadelphia for Yarmouth.
Sch Grace Gushing, Hamilton, Reimbursement to
A Morse q Co.
Sch G NJ Branard, Jameson, New York-coal to
order.
Sch H Coson, Clay, New York molasses to
order.
sloop Active, Hamilton. Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, S, John
Sch Geo Walker Wilcox, Matanzas-J D Lord.
Sch Casco Lodge. Pierce, Newark-Mlan Mills.
Sch Lucknow, (Br) McNeilly Port George, NS-J
Sch Lightfoot, tBp Swim, Darlington Ns-POrt-
land Packing Co
Sch Ida G spoford, ingalls,, Eastport and Calais
Nathl Blake.
Sch Rowena. Howard, Cslais-Nathl Blake.
Sch Valparaiso, Ober, Calais-Nathl Blake.
sunday, August 20.
. Sch Gov j Y Smith, Crowell, Philadelphia-coal to
Cumberland Mills.
Sch Nellie Chase, Randall. Boston.
Sch Harriet Newell, Benson, Tremont-paving
stones for market.
SAILED-Schs Congress, e Willard. Fri, Casco
Lodge, and others.
LAUNCHED-At Rockport 10Th inst, by Carlton,
Norwood Il Co. barque OF 1900 tons. not yet named.