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The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
MINOR TELEGRAus.

LIEUT.. Gen. Sheridan arrived in WASHINGTON
yesterday morning.
The total rec+ pts of internal revenue for o.
tober have been $l0.241 ,945.
The Democrats mad a rally at Capdia, N. H.
last night
Gov, Hartranft proclaims the Both of Noveu-
Der as Thanksgiving day in Pennsylvania.
yellow fever iolerments at Savannah yester-
day 3
A vessel arrived at Halifax from Bonnie re-
ports pa ,sed four abandoned and water logged
fishing vessels.
O0e hupdred Sioux adiaus left SIDNEY, N.
b., yesterday en- route for the Indian Territory
on tour OF Inspection.
Gov. Tddeo held a reception at the Mapbat-
tan Club rooms Monday u'ght. August Bel
mont and others made speeches
Parser Brownell of he New Bedford line of
steamers. has been presented with a costly
watch by New York merchants
henfy NJ Varies, judge of the Supreme
joseph, Monday night
=, walter Il. Palmer, President of the Tenth
NaIonSl bauk of New York, died Monday
Faith Home for Aged Women in Ports.
NOUN, N d., vas appropriately dedicated
yesterday. Tue Exercises were participated in
by several prominent clergymen and others
Hon Morris T5l mayor of New Haven 10
1865 and 1864, aud L. cut. Governor of the state
in 1871 AID 1872 died yesterday of heart DIS
ease
The son of James Lick has fled petit on 10
be appointed administrator of his fathers es.
tate. This is the beginning of long and vex-
atious quarrel.
AT NarragaDsett Park yesterday he three
minute race was won by Charlie. Best time
2 AZ. The double team race was won by Wiz
liam II. Allen and Ernestine. Be3. time
364.
Sch. julia a. Ward, for Pensacola, reports
Oct 33t, lat. 80 90 ion. 1913 spoke baIque
in,woey (Br) from Fall RIVER for Newcastle,
Eng, with loss of foremost, mizzen mast
sprung and m'zzen lopmast goGe. bayipg been
dismanued ia The hurricane of the 21st Would
try to reach Bermuda for repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
Take Your choice.

Every mau who desires peace, prosperity and
the reign of justice, must vote for Hayes.
Every man WHO prefers disorder, the paralyz-
alton of INDUSTRY, aud the reign of Injustice,
should vote for Tilden.
Every man who wishes TO see taxation re-
duced, our national credit growing stronger ev-
cry year, aud our public debt paid in due time.
must vote for Hayes.
Every man who desires to ado to taxation
new burdens, ruin the credit OF the nation, and
by the.payment of rebel claims double the na-
tioDal debt, should vote for Tiden.
Ina word, all who prefer peace to anarchy,
good credit to bankruptcy, government ruled
by loyal men TO one under the control of the
ex-Confederate element, should vote for Ruth
erford B. Hayes
His record is clear. He has proven upon the
battlefield that he is a true patriot. He has
proven 10 the council chamber that he is
statesman. He has every qualification for the
high Office of President. Under his guidance
the nation will prosper, while under that of
Tilden ruin awaits the country.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
MARINE NEWS.
Loss of n Stockton Brig,

WASHINGTON, Oct 31.-F. Hutchinson, Vice
Consul at Funchal, Madeira, reports to the
State Department that the brig Faustina of
Stockton, Me-, with coal, from Penorth, Wales,
for Havana, foundered at sea September 18th.
The crew took to the boats and were picked up
by the British schooner Emma E. Potter, and
landed at Fnncnal, whence they were shipped
on board the British ship Mogentory, bound to
Hampton Roads, Virg' MIA.
Launching at Bath.
BATH, Oct 3l.-E. & A. Sewell launched to-
day a fiue ship of 1900 tons, ramed Indiana,
owned by the builders and others. She has
the highest rate in the record of American and
foreign shipping, and is to be commanded by
Capt. John Drummord
A Bangor Schooner Ashore.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct. 31.-Scbooner e.
la Hodgdon of Bangor, from Philadelphia with
coal, went ashore at noon today, on the rocks
at Badgers Island Point, ID this river, and now
les in bad position with her bow considerably
out of water.
A Calais Vessel Lost with all on Board.
HALIFAX, Oct 3l.-From papers found on
the bodies picked up from the late wreck at
Sabe Island, there is 10 donbt that the vessel
was the schooner N b. Reeves, Capt. Bracy, of
Calais, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
L Q X E [ q N.
1he Eastern War Cloud.

DetIVery OF the Russian UlIim atum
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 31.-To days official
Gazette states thdt Gen. lgnatIeff, the Russian
ambassador at Constantinople, nas been in
structed to demand the Porte's acceptance.
within 4S hours, of an armistice aud a sns.
peusion of hostlltIes, otherwise diplumatic
/ relations between Russia a0u Turkey will ba
broken of, aud Gep. lgnatieff, with the whole
personnel OF the embassy, VIII leave Coustan IT,
nople.
Tbs ultimatum of Russia to Turkey was
despatched from Livodla, where the Russian
court is sojouruing, TO Coustantinope, yester-
day.
Conflict of Authority.
Intelligence from Belgrade states that Prince
Milan's departure thence Tor the army has CIV
en- rise 10 a conflict between the Seryia civil
ana military tnthorILIes. The Turks are
marching upon hruschevatz, aud Gen. Tcher
hayeH Is operating with the OBJECT of covering
that place.
AlexInatz Occupied by the Turks.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. Silt is officially
stated that the Turkish troops entered Alex.
natz after several days fighting
A Panic on the European Exchanse.
LONDON, Oct 81 The official despatch from
st. Petersburg announcing that the Russian
ultmaIum has been presented to Turkey, has
created & Feat excitement Id financial clrcIes
mere, add cousos declined one halt per cent
With depressed FEELING in all classes OF Euro
pean securities. The peaceful outlook is van
lshing aud The war feeling is revived.
AdViees from Berlio report a panic on the
bourse over tle threatening advlces from Rus
sia, ana that stocks are declining.
Why the UitimRtnm Was seat,
VIENNA. Oct. 3l.-The Political Correspond
ence publishes telegram from ST. PETERSBURG
stating that the order to Gen. Ienatietf to pre-
seut the Russian nltimatum TO the Porte was
sent by the Gar direct to Cons a uliuopl, last
evening, ana the Gar was iuduced to take his
step by rectut tvtoIs 10 ServIa, and Turkeys
coutInuiii2 t IL var notwithstanding the neSo
tlatlouS pending tor an armlStice.
Generai description in se,via.
LONDON Nov 1.-The Standards desnat.b
from Belgiad~ says that an order has been read
10 the stItr throughout the day Calling on all
abb, bodied III, Il 10 report themselves far i'm.
mediate st rvicr. The Turks lack uansnorta-
ton and can therefore advance but slowly.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01

Receipts-15G0O bbs flour 900 buah wheat. ILL.,
0Oo bush corn 49O0' bush oats $4,000 bush barley,
Shipments 900 bills tour q, SEQ bush wheat 1877
900 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats, $4,000 onat psrisy
$500 hush rye
On the call of the board in the afternoon-wheat
4c higher. Corn sc higher. Oats unchanged. Pork
lower at Is 3i seller ali year. Lard lower at 80 all
year.
1 a &c higher; No Whit Wabash at 81; No 8 do
at 25t; amber Michigan at "a; No Amber Mich
ean at 10; No Red Winter at 20; No Red at
l 10; rejected Red at 0s No Amber Illinois at 90
Corn is quiet; High Mixed at 4Ssc; low Mixed at 474;
do new at '6c; No White at Age no grade at 1896
damaged new 36c Oats steady; No 2 at Bic; White
Recslprs-2OO bbls douI, Al, 600 bush Wheat, $4,000
bush Corn, 5000 bush Oats.
ShipmentS-1300 bbs -four, 10, 800 bush Wheat 49,
o. bush Corn. 0O,000 bush Oats
MILWAUKEE,, October 81 Flour s quiet and un-
closed firm; 70 Milwaukee at 2ot; No 3 Milwau-
kee at lat cash or November; seller December at
1863; No Milwaukee at U5a. Corn is amet and
demand; No at 32c. Rye firm: No at 6l3c Bar
ley lower; No 2Spring at S3i q SIC; No Spring at
ssac Provisions steady Mess Pork at Is So Prime
Freights quiet but steady Wheat to Buffalo at Al
a At; to OswegO 81.
Shipments-l9,oOO -four, $4,000 bush wheat.
DETROIT, October 3l.-FIonr is firm az 90 a 80
for choice brands of White Wheat Wheat higher
extra White Michigan and milling nominal; No /
White Michigan at 27i milling at 22 No Amber
Michigan at 1 % asked. Corn nominal; No Mixed
at 52h "a 53c. Oats nominal White 80 q 39l; Mixed
363 q $500.
Receipts-25E4 bbls -four, 16,02S bush wheat, 145s
bush corn, 55O6 bush oats.
Shipments-l275 bbls flour, 1928 bush wheat. 500
bush corn. 713 bush oats
CLEVELAND, October 3I.-The Petroleum market
firm and unchanged; standard %.
NEW YoRh. October 31.-CoJton is dull; Mid
ding uplands at 111c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3l.-Cotton is firm; Mid.
| ding uplaDds lie.
- 10
ding uplands 10lc
GALVESTON, October 3l.-Cotton is firm; Middlinl
uplands logo.
uplands at I0Ic.
| WILMINGTON, October 3l.-Cotton is quiet; Mid
ding upands at 104c.
SAVANNAH, October 31.-Cotton quiet and firm
| Middling upands 10 9l6c.
CHARLESTON, October 31.-Cotton firm; MiddlnI
| uplands at 10lc.
| AUGUSTA. October '31.-Cotton is shade easier
| Middling uplands at 10 q 10sc.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
DOMESTlG RORTS

SAN FRANCIsCo.Ar 18th, ships Granger, Doan'
barque Willard Mudsett, D,ckey, Honolulu.
GALVEsToN-Ar 18th. sch j B Marshall, Park
NEW ORLEANs-Below 3Otb, ship Carondelet
StetsoD, from Liverpool; sch l. A Knowles Boston
PORT ROYAL, SCAR 18th, sch Dora NJ French
WILMINGTON. NC-Ar 9th. sch Hattie Turner
Hopper, Boston.
KlCHMoND- sid 2stb, sch Calista, Written, fol-
NoRFOLk-Ar 9th, sch Carrie Alice, Phillips
Boston for Charleston, tsee Menu
BALTIMOkE-Ar 2sth, sch Lamoine Leach, fiom
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 29th schs Curtis. Cur.
tbs. Boston; Carrie Belle, Seavey, Gardner; Willie
AR 3Oth. schs Irene E Meservey, Meseryey, Gardi-
ner; Edw Waite, York, do Lizzie Carr, TeeI and
Laura Bridgman. Thompson, do; j Ingraham,
ar at Delaware Breakwater 30th, schs Stephen
Bennett, Douglass. Bboa for Philadelphia; AnLe
at do 31st, schs d B Everett, Hlx, Sagua for
New York; Annie Chase. Poole, Bucksville tor
ThomastoD, Goth with damage to sails and rigging
NEW fOkk-Ar E9tb ship Josephus, (new) Roy
era, Damariscotta "a hours. to load tor San Fran
cisco; brigs Herman. Patterson Barcelona 63 days
Rocky Glen. Higgins, Turks Island Is days; schs
Clara Jane. Pike, dorchester, NIB; Bertha Fellows
Smith, Hillsboro NIB; Naupa Loa. Sanborn, Wind
sor MS Hoi lensia, Willard do; Helen, Loud do ;
S0s SOve5 Giay Fan River Como Wilson and
Sullivan; E & Knight, P:att, Rockland; VIM Car
roll. Bangor; Geo Somes. Norwood New Bedford !:
John Falnum, Adams, ST George; Mary Lord Lord,
Ellsworth; Judge Low. HalIowel Providence; Ali,
gator, Aylward. Tive ton. Emily Staples, Card
Camden; Annie Gus, Sawyer, Apponaug: Free
man. Freeman, Frankfort; Harblnger, lodge. BAN
gor; Cyprus, toss Lubec; Caroline Knight, Rhodes
Rockland; Mary Jane, Merrill, Gardiner; ida May
Lamson, st John, NIB.
Also ar 29lh scbs w r Page, HiIyard. Eastport:
Paragon, Sbute Frankfort; Harriet Fuller, McDou-
gal, Tiverton; Speedwell, Lord, and kolon Brook
ings, Providence: Union. Mitchell, Norwich; Viola
May, Owen, HillsbOro; Percy, Mitchell Eastport;
Eldorado, foster, and Eastern Queen Higgins, from
Lamoine; Pearl, Go!dthwaite, Saco; Alcora, Kings
bury, Bath.
Below 29th barque Kate Harding, Watts, from
Liverpool.
AR 3lst, parque Proteus, Orcutt, Dunkirk brig
Albert, Hinkley. Oporlo.
CID 30th, brig Lewis Clark. Sm ih Barbados: scbs
S lhurlow. Strout, Gloucester, E; Joshua Grndle,
Freethy, Jacksonville.
Passed through Hell Gate goth, schs Pacific, Look
Hoboken for Providence; w Freeman, Maloney
Pongnkeepsie Tor Portland, Senator Grimes, Cassidy
Hoboken for salisbury Point; Ned Sumpter Foun-
tain, New York for Bangor.
STONINGTON-Ar 30th, schs Sarah p, Westcott
and OrozimDo, Guptili, Childs.
PROVlDENCE-AT 30th, sch Brigader Norton
Alexandria.
rapin, Wooster, and Reno, Shaw, from Calais; Leo
nora, Austin. I. ON Bangor
SOMERSET-Ar 9th, sch Franconia. Bellaty,
BKISTOL-Ar Both, sch j C Nash, Crowley, fom
c ,lai-.
WEXFORD Ar 2stb, sch Light of the East. Hig-
gins, Calais.
NEWPORr-Ar 2sth big ANNA D Torrey, Gray,
Bangor.
ar 10Th. sch Clara Sawyer, 3lanseomb, Richmond,
and sailed 10Th tor Fall River.
Sid 29th, sch Henry Whitney, Sheppard Norfolk.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
THE INDIANS.


FORT LARAMIE. Oct. 30.-A hundred OF tie
Indians at Red Cloud have enlisted add VIII be
here in few days to 20 out with Gen Crooks
Powder River expedition. Among the number
are two sons OF Old-Man-Afrald -ot-his- II rses.
The Generals design III enhsting these lodians
is to distinguish as much as possible between
hostile and peaceful Sioux. Matters continue
quiet at Red Cloud.
An Unsuccessfui Scouting Party.
Capt, Egan has just returned from two
days scout with fifteen Pawnees and htteen
men of his own company, after band OF To-
dams reported 10 have crossed the Laramie riv.
er about thirty miles west of here. he found
trails, but 20 Indians
sitting Bull Whipped.
ST. PAUL Oct. 3l.-Tbe Ploneer-Press has
special from Bismarck which states that Gen.
Miles had a successful tight after an unsuc-
cessful COUNCIL with Sittlog Bull on the 2lst
and ODD, ou Cedar Greek killing plumber Of
Indians and wounding many, his own loss he
ing two wounded. He chased the Indians about
sixty miles, when they divided, one portion go
ing toward the agency, Gen. Miles following.
Gen Hazen has gone TO Fort Peck with four
companies OF Infantry and rations for Miles,
Sitting Bull crossed the river below Fort Peck
on the 24th and had sent word to the agent
that he was coming in and would be friendly,
but wanted ammunition.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
Offers of Mediation,
1t is rumored that italy and Austria have Of
fered mediation.
SILL n n niuo for Pence


The Loudou Post says that it has reason to
belle that only yesterday subsequent to the
issue Of the rev Russian instructions, import
ant peaceful teleerams were received from the
principals concerned 10 the negotiations.
1t hopes. Notwithstanding appearances, that
Gen. Iynatietf has Dot reverted to the original
demand for bare six weeks asmistice which
would only snatch the fruits of victory from
Turkey and enable the Russians and Serv,aus
to eptef upon wluter campaign. If coUdi-
tons possible of acceptance are offered, we M Y
feel certain that the Porte will accept them
A few hours will show whether Russia roeans
war The above is prominently printed in the
Post
A Gloomy Feeling in Berlin.
A Berlin despa'ch to that paper says: A
gloomy feeling prevails here, although it is as
serted in oiplom attic circles that the Porte has
already submitted Internationally to IguateH' S
demands.
The Reason of Russia,s Action.
A Vienna telegram to the same journal says
that it is an established fact that before the
Russian uitimatum upset all calculations, the
ambassadors at Constantinople telegraphed on
Monday to their governments that the armis-
tice was secured. IL is believed IN official quar-
ters that Russia, in consequence OF the sudden
attack of the Turks, no longer wishes to have
the line of demarkaton between the contend
iug parties fixed during the armistice by the
positions they might hold at the beginning of
the armiStlce, and that She therefore mas taken
this sudden step.
Greece Asked to Keep the Pence.
The Harris correspondent of the Standard tel
egraphs that it is stated that the Powers have
seat note to Greece strongly urging her not to
complicate the situation by assuming warlike
attitude.
Midbat Pasha to be Grand Vizier.
A despatch from Coastantinople to the Stand
ard says 1t is stated on excellent authority that
the Sultan in order to i've proof of liberal sen.
tlments has formally determined to make Mid
bat Pasha Grand Vizier shortly.
The Triple Alliance.
The Standards Vienna special repres ents thai
the Emperor Williams speech at the opening
of the Reichstag has produced an uncom forta
bic feeling in Vienna, and is thought to indi
cate that the triple alliance is not firm.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01

OF the bullion withdrawn from the Bank of
England Monday, $4,000 pounds were for the
United States to pay for cotton.
The French and English papers are dissatis-
fed with the German Emperor's statement
about European affairs in mis- speech at the
opening of the Imperial Parliament. The
French papers accept his saying that German
blood will be risked only for the protection of
German honor or territory as direct menace
to France.
The annual conference association for the
reform and codifcation of the laws of nation s
meets at Antwerp the Dist of August next
The CONSERVATION at Belgrade caused by the
fall of Dinns has given place to great activity
and strong reaction 10 favor of continuing the
struggle
Iu review of Eugene Schuyler's book on
Turklstan, Mr.. Gladstone concludes that Mr..
Schugler's work is fair and impartial. Mr..
Gladstone Incl 1entally repeats the apprehen-
sious of Russia's aggressiveness
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
The Ceoteuniai Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, Oc. 33.-Next Tuesday,
Nov. b, election day. has been appointed as
the womans day at the exhibition grounds.
reception will be held at the Women's Pavilion
by the Ladies Centennial Executive Committee
from II o'clock noon until p. m during which
time band or music will be in attendance.
There will be general sale of all the build
ings belonging to the Centennial Board of F.
nance on Thursday, Nov. Both, at 10 O'Clock.
The poultry exhibition was to-day placed in
perfect order
To-day's report of admissions was at 80
cents so $50, at % Gems 1871
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
Pane ia n Chinese Theatre.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 31-A false alarm of
hre created pane in the Chinese theatre on
Jackson street las night The building was
Crowded, and 10 the rush TO escape by the sim
gle xii many We re tr4mpled upon. The police
dragged out the bodies of twenty dead persons
and about the same numoe of wounded The
Chm, St refused to render any assistance, and
the actors continued the performance until
stopped by the police
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
MASSACHUSETTS,.


LOWELL, Get 3l.-At Chelmsford to-day an
attTocluus assault was made by young man
upoL young woman. He rushed upon her
suddrnly iron the roadside and after commit
tiug vIanous crime left her insensible. The
police have been notified aud efforts will he
made to capture him before morning. The
names of both parties are kept secret for the
present.
pa ties as Sarah Anu Robinson and Edgar
Humphrey, and says Humphrey has been ar
rested
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
A BOLD GAME.

Rebel Sherifs TO Arrest u. y. Deputy
Marshals in Baltimore ON Election Day
WASHINGTON, Oct 31.-rwo citizens of Bal.
timore have sent to the department of Justice a
letter stating that it is currently reported that
the sheriff of that city. through his deputies, is
contemplating the arrest OF sufficient number
OF U. 5. deputy marshals on or before next
Tuesday, with the evident intention OF weaken
ing the force OF the power ana presence of
those officers on election day, and that the fear
OF insufficient protection from the United
States Government IN case of the arrest Of said
deputy marshals has prod aced a profouad SEN
sation among Republicans, which makes it ex-
ceedlngly difficult 10 procure a sufficient mum.
Der, in some localities, OF volunteers for the
position of deputy marsh ais on election day
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
Fearful KainslOrm ,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3l.-The New Albany
Ledger Standards correspondent at Orleans,
Orange county, on the line of the Louisville,
New Albany u Chicago Railroad. sends th e
particulars of fearful rain storm which took
place III that region, commencing Saturday
moreing AID continuing until nearly daylight
on Moniay The rain was perfect flood, the
water not pouring down as usual in drops, but
perfect sheet. The ground resembled a lake
OF Wafer, having poured in upon the town till
half OF the place was flooded. The water rose
as high as the window tops and as yet has fall
len but little. In addition 10 the destruction of
household goods, barns, stables, ETC.. large loss
OF cattle, horses. hogs, etc were DESTROYED At
the present time 1t is impossible to compute
the damage which the flood has occasioued,
bat il will be unusually heavy, probably $780,
0OO - @-o0'
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Dominion dates of the
10Th say that of the islands of ST. Martin, St.
Barts and Apguilla, much damage has been
done by the recent gales. At the former, sew
eral vessels were stranded and one schooner,
the Mott Bedell, sunk at her moorings. The
crew escaped to the shore. Great damage is
reported in st. Martin, especially in the French
quarter AS many as 2l5 houses we're destroy
ed in that part alone. At st. Barts and
Anguilla, the destruction of property was great
and much distress prevails among the poor.
Some forty houses we've blown down at st.
Barts and many injured.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01

An old man who died about four moths
ago in Maysville, Ky, hid $1,000 worth of U
?. bonds in two mustard boxes, and buried
them in pile of scrap wood in his shan,y.
1ne wood was sold about teh days ago to
rag picker for seventy.fve cents, and while
ne was gathering it together a bystander
picked up the mustard boxes and found the
bonds
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01

LONDON, October 3l-12.3O P. M-Consols 95 5-16
for money and account.
LONDON. October 3I-12.30 P. M-American secu-
rties-United States bonds, new 5s. at 1861 1865,
at 1904.
LIVERPOOL, October 31.-12.30 P. M.-Cotton
market is firm; Middling uplaDds at Lied; do
Orleans at Gid; sales $4,000 bales, including 5000
bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts Of 1000
bales, of which 1900 were American.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
NEW HAMPSHI RE,
Sen, to Jail for Illegal Voting

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 81 William O. Brien was
convicted before the U. S. Circuit Court at Elk
eter Today. on one count for voting in ward 3,
Manchester. illegally for member of Congress
in March. 1875. and for voting twice in ward
at the same ballotng Sentenced ia each for
six months imprisonment and costs Of prosecu-
ton
The court has taken a recess for some weeks
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-01
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Oct. 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Barque Andes, Leach, Philadelphia.
Sch Fannie Bailey, hutchinson Philadelphia
coal to Randall s. McAllister
Sch Tampa Sanborn, New York-coal to Boston &
Maine RR
Sch Mary W Hopper, Gilman, New York, with loss
of flying jib-coal to Grand Trunk RI.
Sen Nettie Walker. Ingalls,, New York-salt to G
Willard
Sch Mary Adams, Coombs, Boston.
Sch Evena. TibDetts. Gloucester.
Sch Louisa Wilson, Beckman, Labrador for New
Sch Geo Keene Keene Bay Chaleur-4O bbls.
Sen Patriot, Pinkham, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Dot
IS Sch Johu H Kennedy, Weber, Bremen-dry fish
Sch Nautilus, Orne, southport-dry fish to G
Sch Viola, Robinson, Machias Tor New York.
Sch Edward q Frank, Fowler, Bristol for New
Bedford
Sch r Baker. Robinson, Thomastou for Boston.
Sch Lucy Jane, Hopkins, Rockland for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Gypsy, Munroe, Prospect Harbor-Portland
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-C Morse
e. Co.
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Davis, Round Pond-master
Sch Lucy Ann, Gilmore, st George-N Blake.
fFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
LUBEC, Oct. 27-Ar, sehs Lahaina, Houghton,
Boston; Emma IL Smalley. Glen. DO.
Sid, scbs Sammy Ford. Alien. New York; Travel
Ter. Young, and Lizzie McNichols. Tanning do
Oct 28-Ar, brig Clara j Adams. Nc radden, East
port: Paragon MOrang, New York.
Sid, sch Virginia, Bangs, St John. NIB, to load for
Philadelphia.
Oct 30-Sld. schs Clara Dinsmore Chase, NYork;
Fannie Flint, Warren, st John, NIB.
Sch Fannie Mitchell, recently rebuilt by mastrr
Mcbride. has been sold to parties in Eastport
Sch Hiram Tucker, Knowlton, of and from Dem
nysvie tor New York, was run into by Calais schr
and bad stern badly stove, lost boat and mainsail.
and sustained other damage. She has been towed to
Pembroke for repairs
WISCASSET, Oct 24-Ar. barque Fred Little
field, Spaulding, Bath; sch Patriot, Halves, do.
Sid, sch Matte A franklin, Griffin Swansea.
Oct 25-Ar schs CeQuette, Coffin, and Fanny Bar
ney, Flye, Boston.
Sid, schs Abbott Lawrence, Homer, tor New York;
Gen Banks, Linscott, do.
Oct 27-Ar. schs w Dexter, Dunton, and S H
Pool, Colby, Boston.
Oct 2s-Sld sch Fanny Barry. Flye. Rockland.
Oct 30-Ar, sch War Eagle, Patch. Boston.
Sid, sch W Dexter, Dunton, Lynn.