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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-09

At Nelson, Louisiana, snake appeared be-
fore house and the inmates started to kill it.
The creature crept off to hole. A raid was
made on the hole and in tearing up the dirt
jar was found containing $500 in gold and sill
yer.
Capt. Vaughan Morgan, an English officer
who has just returned from tour through this
and other countries, says that the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher's sermon, which he heard, and
the effect of St. Peters church in Rome were
about the only two things which equalled bis
utmost expectations.
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INDIANA.

townships and precincts, being q per cent. of
the October vote, show a Democratic gain of
1853 The same rate of gains for the entire
state will give Tilden majority of 1861.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8.-Three hundred town.
ships show net Democratic gain OF 70S over
from gave Democratic majority in October of
6,691.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. $40 p. m.)-Returns
from 3S9 townships and wards, which cast 43
per cent. of the October vote. show that Hayes
is ahead of Tilden 3491, but which is a Demo
cratic gain of 909. The same rates of gain
Strong De mocratic counties to hear from may
increase this estimate. The townships not
beard from gave $3.50 Democratic majority in
October.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMmERCIAL



The markets are decidedly unsettled this week ow-
ing to the political excitement of the Presidential
campaign. Prices show but few changes and the
sales have been rather small. The money market
shows but little change and gold closed Wednesday,
November Stb, at $1.1O.
Apples are plenty and sales have been good the
past week at prices from $150 to $3.50. Beans in
good demand and prices are unchanged. Cheese is
quiet and unchanged Coffee is firm and unchanged
Cooperage is dull and unchanged. Copper and cord
age show no change worthy of note. The fish mar
ket is looking up and prices for maekere show adj
vance for all kinds Flour is quiet and prices remain
the same as last week. Grain is not very plenty and
prices remain very firm as quoted last week. Lard
is dull and much easier. Leather is unchanged.
Lumber in very good demand at the quoted prices
Molasses is in good demand and the prices are I'M
changed. Beef is in good demand and some packers
are asking adva nee. Pork is dull with light
demand. Granulated sugar is stronger than last
week and is quoted at 1ls TO ~ cents Extra is
changed. Teas are very firm. Tobacco is dull at
unchanged prices.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO Nov. S.-212 towns and precincts in
Illinois give Hayes 4584O, Tidea 81, 958, against
a vote in 1872 of 81, 557 for Grant and 23,046
for Greeley. Forty-two towns, for which there
is no basis of comparison, give Hayes 1888.
Tilden 1878. In 48 additional towns and pre-
cincts Hayes has majorities of 26O and Tiiden
of 1442.
1t is considered certain that Aldrich, Rep,
is elected over Hoxie, Dem, in the first dis
trict, and that Lemoyne. DEM, is elected in
the Sd district. The vote in the Sd district is
very close.
Hayes net majority in Illinois so far is 49,
OIL. If the same ratio is kept up in the re-
mainder of the state, his majority will be from
10000 to 5000.
Cullom is undoubtedly elected Governor
over the combined Democratic and Greerback
votes.
Gen. Farnsworth comedies the election of
Lathrop, regular Republican in the 4th dis
trct, over himself and Hurlburt. Later re-
turns from the Sd district leave it in doubt be-
tween LemOyne and Brentano.
p. m.-Returns from 389 towns and pre-
cincts give Hayes 1888, Tilden 63 035, against
1909 for Grant and Al 1872 for Greeley in 1872.
Returns from 70 towns and precinctsfor which
there is no basis of comparison, give Hayes IA,
give Tilden net majority Of 524.
6p. m.-Further returns from the interior
Of the state, being "a additional towns, do not
change materially vote for Hayes heretofore
sent out namely little over % 600. Cullom
for Governor even larger majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. S-(11 p. M. )-Returns from
Cook county complete, except few districts
and Republican towns, give Hayes 3S,636;
TIlden 3S,648; Cooper 357. Cullom received
36,297, and Stewart 36927 The remaining
districts and towns will, it is claimed, almost
certainly change the result to small Republic
can majority majority in Cook county The
229.
The Tribune claims that the Republicans
have elected the whole Republican county
ticket, except Clough. the candidate for Sheriff.
This claim is based on nearly complete returns
in each case.
Returns from 552 towns and precincts outside
of the city of Chicago give Hayes 110262 and
Tilden $1,000; Hayes majority 1922. Fifty
three other towns return for Hayes a net
majority of a13, lmaking his majority 20,145.
These towns show au increase in the aggregate
of nearly $4,000 over the vote for President in
1872.
Returns from Congressional districts so far
received show the election of A!drich, Rep, in
the LIST, Homan, Dem. in the I'd, Brentano,
Rep, in the Sd, Lathrop in the 4th, Burchard,
Rep, in the 9th, Henderson, Rep, in the 9th,
Fort Rep, in the 8!h, Wilson, Dem, in the
9th, Sprague. Dem, in the 18th, Cannon, Rep.
in the 14th, Morrison, Dem, in the 18th, Will
ley, Rep, IN the 18th, and the result in the 7th,
10th, 18th, 18th, 15th 10th, and 18th is in doubt
The Republicans have certainly gained two
Congressman and possibly four Marsh, Rep,
gets 600 majority in the 10th district over both
competitors. This is the third Republicn gain
in the Congressional districts of Illinois
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FOREIGN OPINIONS.
hat the London Papers have TO say

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Daily News discuss
ing the Presidential election in the United
States says the result cannot surprise any at
tentive observer of American politics. It can
not cause the reversal of the legislation of the
years Immediately succeeding the war. 1t is
News fears no injury of the American credit,
and regards the payment of The national credit
In specie as safe whichever party may be in
power. 1t anticipates in great measures,on the
personal antecedents and moderation of MIR.
iilden, who is likely to exercise 6 restraining
influence upon the extreme section of the par
y. IL does not as yet see any indication that
the election affects the question of protective
legislation. The questions relative to the
South have been the deciding forces
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ALAB ANA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. S.-Returns continue to
indicate at least $4,000 majority for Tilden.
in the 9th, Hewitt in the 9th, Forney in the
9TH and Garth in the 9Th districts, all Demo-
Gratis, are elected to Congress. The returns are
favorable to Jones, DEM, over Bromberg.
Shelly, Dem, makes snmeDse gains in the 4th
district over HARRISON and Rapier rival colored
candidates. As far as heard from there was
no disturbance in the state.
Further returns from the 4th district show
that the contest is close between HARRISON, ne
gro, and Shelley, Dem. Shelley has made
great gains.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Sc, w. Keys, chair
man of the Republican central committee
ity, and says Caswell, Rep, is elected in the
second congressional district over Orion. Two
hundred and sixty-two towns and wards give
Hayes 1901 majority, net Democratic gain of
IT'S.
8p. Incomplete and partial returns from
Al counties show net Republican gain of 1900
over last year. This cannot be overcome by
the counties to be heard from. The Repnbi
can majority in the state will by fully 5000.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 9-12.30 A. M
Congressman elect from this state are as fol-
ton, Rep. Lynde, Dem. Bogg Dem; Bouck,
DEM; Humphrey, Rep; Pound, Rep. The
majority for Hayes is from 5000 to 5000.
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By water conveyance-1Ooo bush cornmeal to g
". True s. Co.
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NOTES.

A special from Annapolis says Deputy Sheriff
BeDj Leach was shot and killed by a coored
man at the polls in the 9Th district of Ann
Arundel county Tuesday.
Gov. Tlden went to tine polls on Third ave-
nue., above Goth street, Tuesday, and voted at
about II o'clock for Democratic electors and
the straight Democratic ticket throughout. He
is reported to have said that ordinarily he
would not have voted for himself but that in
80 close an election every vote would count and
recognized and cheered, and several Demo-
Gratis about TO deposit their votes gave way to
him.
John O'Donnell was arraigned before U. S.
Commissioner Douglass at Providence yester-
voting He plead guilty and was committed
for want of bail for trial before the u. S. Dis
trct COurt
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MEMPHIS. Nov 8-Tilden's majority in this
city is 1856, that of Dorsay Thomas, Indepen-
dent Democrat, for Governor, 1852.
Young, Dem, is reelected to Congress by
about 500 majority.
8p. m.-rhere is little abatement of the ex-
element in regard to the elections. Large
crowds surround the bulletin boards yet.
Thomas. the Independent candidate for Gov
ernor, carries this county by $500, Hardeman
county by 14S and Haywood county by 1900.
Porter, Democrat for Governor. carries
Weakley comfy by HOO.
Young, DEM, is reelected to Congress in the
10th district by over 900 majority.
The election in West Tennessee, North Ms
sissIppi and Eastern Arkansas was unusually
quiet, not single dist urbance being reported.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.--Private dispatches
from the chairman of the Republican State
Committee and from Governor Kellogg insist
that Louisiana has certainly given majority
of at least 5000 for Hayes.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 81 D. m.-The fol-
lowing is special from Democratic source:
Clinton. East Feliciana Parish, Nov Sow
ing to the failure of the registrar to fill his ap-
pontments large number of votes were not
registered. There were 1743 registered votes
polled, of which Hayes got three aud Tilden
the balance. AT the polls conducted under the
q. S. supervisor, 443 voters who bad been uu-
able to register, deposited ballots in separate
box, all Democratic. The Republicans refrain
Ell from voting. There was no intimidation.
The gross number of voters was within 300 of
the number at the last election. Many Dem
ocratic voters Were deferred by want of regis
tration. The whites and blacks fraternized
and all are happy and jubilant.
The above majority of 1740 shows Demo-
cratic gain of 25S1 over the vote of 1874
Prominent. Republicans say the voting in
East Feliclana was informal and the votes will
not be canvassed by the returning board, the
registrars sent there having been run off aud
intimldated. Other Democratic parishes will
be treated the same way for similar reasons,
Charges of fraud, Intimidation, etc., will be
made,
Onichta parsh!has Democratic ma jority of
1887, Democratic gain of 1915 over the vote of
1854, when Dubncklet, Rep, received 1928 ma
jority.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S-Midnight-
state is claimed by the Democratic committee.
The Democratic majority in this city will prob
ably reach IL 600. The Republican committee
claim the state for the Republicans by 10 900 to
$4,000
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VIRGINIA

NORFOLK, Nov. 8.-Incomplete returns indi-
cate that Goode, DEM. is reelected to Con-
gress from this district by 1900 majority.
Goode. Dem, to Congress from this district by
1000 majority
RICHMOND, Nov. 8-Nunmerous but iucom-
plete returns from every section indicate that
Tilden's majority in the state will run over 30
600. The Democrats elect s congressman, 3
certain, which leaves one district, the 4tb, in
doubt, with very strong probability of the
election of Joergensen, Rep, over Hunton, the
Democrat in that district.
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Attempt 10 Steal the Remains of Presi-
dent Lincoln.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. s A most daring
attempt was made last evening by several
scoundrels, to break into the vault of the LIN
coin monument at this place and steal theie-
from the remains of the dead President The
vault was entered, the sarcophagus opened and
the burial case drawn out when detectives
sprang out, and by the discharge of their re-
vovers the lntruders were frightened and fed
They are now being pursued and will probably
be taken, although there is but slight c!ew to
their identity.
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NEW YORh.

New YORK, Nov. The folio wing Con-
gressmen have been elected from Brooklyn:
w D. Veeder, Dem, S. B. Chittenden, Rep ),
and A. NJ Bliss, Dem. These districts were
represented in the same way before.
Scott Lord is defeated for Congress.
ALBANY, Nov. 8.-rhe Evening Journal,
Rep, claimes the House Assembly in this state
and one of the two new senators to fill the va
cancy of Mr.. Sprsgue of Erie.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE.

Steamer New Brunswick Overdue.
EAsTPoRT, Nov. 8.-A heavy storm has pre-
vailed for the past two days. The steamer
New Brunswick, due yesterday, has notssrrived
She has probab bly, put into some harbor.
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e0REIGN PORTS.

Ar at bombay It'll inst, barque Caprera, Hchborn,
New York.
Ar at Leghorn -, brig 9 G Sweeney, Cole, New
York. 80
Ar at Smyrna 4tb inst, barque Thomas Goddard,
Smith, Boston.
Ar at Bremen 9Th inst, ship Sabine, Borland, from
New York.
Ar at London 9Th inst, ship Nancy Pendleton PEN
dleton, Calcutta.
Ar at kingston ia, Oct %, sch Linda Whitmore,
Mobile.
Ar at Demarara prev to Sd inst. brig Cadet, Leigh
ton, New York.
Sid Oct 81, brig Shannon. Moore, New York
Sid I'm Cardenas Oct 2s, brig Rowland, Lakeman,
Havana.
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, I'd inst, sch Gertie Lewis
from Portland tor Bay of Islands.
Ar at Maitland, Ms, I'd inst, sch c II Dyer, Lake,
Boston, (and cid for Calais.)
Ar at st john NIB, 5th inst schs Lorne, Flower,
Portland; Aurora Borealis, Finley, do.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-For Congress iu the LIST
district, Ittuer rep, has S775 and Kehr, dem
3467; in the I'd district Wells, dem, has 3O35,
Slayback, dem, 1853, Cole, rep 2275; i'll the
Sd district Frost, dem, has 1886, Welch, rep,
$500.
Eighty towns, precincts and wards outside of
St. Louis give Tilden 1900; Hayes SIG. Six
iy-four towns, precincts aud wards give Phelps
SS4O; Finkleuburg 64O5 The vote in this city is
not yet counted, and but few of the county pre-
cincts are in. The county returns from the in
terror are too meagre to give anything like an
accurate majority for the state, but the prOba-
bities are it will reach 100000
One hundred and forty-two towns, wards and
precincts outside of st Louis give Tllden TO-
500; Hayes 12,7 O2 One hundred and twenty
two towns, precincts aud wards gave Phelps
IL, 1854; Finklenberg 1895. These returns come
from all parts of the state and do not show the
result in single county No estimate has yet
been made OF Congressional districts not enough
returns having been received from any one of
them outside of this city to give results al
though it can perhaps be safely stated that tae
Democrats will carry all but one, or possibly
two of them outside of this county.
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HARTFORD Nov. 8.-The following is the
Connecticut vote lacking 8 towns: Hayes 5S,
4S9; Tilden SOL, 143; Robinson 5S,246; Hubbard
81 ,361; Cooper's vote in the state is 326 and
Smiths 224; Atwater, greenhack for Cover
nor, 632; Cummings, prohibition, for Governor,
1885,
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SOUT a CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON, Nov. San official count in
Charleston gives Hampton Is majority. The
News and Courier estimates and returns. COW
ering the whole state exclusive OF Charleston
county, gives Hampton over 1000 majority.
The News does not think it possible that the
county can give more than 5000 Republican
majority, and considers the state safe for Hamp-
ton and for Tilden, who, it believes, will not
fall bahiDd Hampton more than 1000 votes
The Republicans still claim that heavy ma
jority in Charleston county will overcome the
Democratic gain and give the state TO Hayes
and Chamberlain.
2. M.-Returns from the coast precincts
come in slowly. They show less Republican
majority than was estimated last night. The
Democrats confidently claim Hampton's cleo
ton with the entire state ticket. nlden ia not
far behind Hampton, and goes down to the
coast with 5000 majority, which will be hard to
overcome. The Republicans claim that the
state is still doubtful.
The Republican and Democratic committees
are still widely at variance as to the result in
this state. The former claim 5000 majority for
Chamberlain, but withheld the details of their
estimate The latter, conceding every county
unheard from to have gone according to Re-
publican prediction, claim that Hampton is
certainly elected. The dispute will hardly be
settled before tomorrow.
AUGUSTA, Nov S-Midnight.- CARROLL
nasls little in doubt. Both parties claim the
state. The indications are that the Hayes cleo
toral ticket is elected. 1t is claimed by the
Republicans that ChamberlaIn's majorities in
Beaufort, Sumter, Collector aud Charleston
will overcome Hampton's majority. The DEM
ocrats claim Hampton's election, bat say the
result is very close.
The News and Courer's latest estimates give
the state to Hampton and Tllden by about 5000
majority. This allows 5000 Republican major
ity IN Charleston county. The Democrats have
carried the state unless the Republican MAORI
ty in Charleston county approximateS 10000,
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For New ENGLAND.
The Ceuteuuial Exb;hi,;ou

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-The erection of an
immense platform for the accommodation of
invited guests of the closing day was begun to-
day in front of the western entrance to the
main exhibition. 1t is constructed so as to en-
sure accommodations for 1900 persons.
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platform at public meeting and clasp me
around the legs and call me "Pa!'
gave 1t up. | hauled down my colers and
surrendered | was not equal to the require
ments of eubernatori4l campaign in the State
of New York, and so | sent in my withdrawal
ftom the candidacy, and 10 bitterness of spirit
signed it, "Truly yours, once decent man,
Il. P, M. T., B. S., D. T., E. G., and T. E."
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New YORK., Nov. S.-A private despatch re-
ceived in this city from Virginia City, Nevada,
says the state has gone Democratic by certainly
1000 majority.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga private despatch
from Virginia City, Nevada, says that Nevada
is sure for decided Republican majority
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Nov. 8-Returns from 2l0 towns
ing 49, This leaves 26 towns to hear from.
The Republican majority in the state will not
be far from 5000, about the same as last spring.
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Boston Bank Statement.
New York s1ocA and monev Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Evening-Money market
opened at @ per cent on call; loaned up to per
steady at Ash 4sa for bankers sixty days and 4sS
a 4S3a for demand.
Gold weak at clo:e, when the price declined 1921,
the highest quotation to-day 1lOa. Carrying rates
2, q, 8 and per cent loans also made fat. The
Clearances were $1,770,000 The customs receipts
to-day $222,0OO. Treasury disbursements $1l9.
ernments are firm
The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.-Tbe vote in Hamilton
county stands, for Tilden 29, 46S; Hayes %, ITO;
Cooper 81.
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FO r EIGN
Foreign Gold.

HAVANA, Nov ga decree has been issued
abolishing Immediately the higher rate at which
foreign gold and silver money was received here
by the government according to the decree of
September q, 1876 Henceforth foreign money
will be received at the value of the coin mark
ed on the same
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ARK ANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Nov. 8-(8 p. m.)-Re-
turns from all parts of the state show that the
vote is smaller than at the election 10 October
Foz Congressman Ganz, dem in the LIST dis.
trict is elected without opposition In the I'd
district the election of Slemmens, dem., over
Snyder, rep is conceded by the Republicans.
The Sd district, in which Little Rock is stu
atad, is close between Mcclure, rep, Stuart,
dem, and Craveps, fdem. 1t is claimed by the
Republicans. but it will require official count
In the 4th district Gunter was elected without
opposition. There is large majority in the
state for Tilden and Hendricks
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Yellow Fever.

SAVANNAH, Nov. S.-Dr. Josiah Harris, a
prominent physician, and John II. Gardiner,
formerly Of the firm of j +. II. Gardiner & Co..
ship-brokers, died yesterday of yellow fever.
There were six interments today from yellow
fever
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WEST VIRGINIA,

WHEELING. w. Ia, Nov. S.-Tbe state will
give about 1900 majority for Tilden. All
three of the Democratic Congressman are
elected.
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MAsSACHUsETTs.
CONNECTICUT.

BOSTON, Nov. 8-317 towns in Massachusetts
give Hayes 142,284, Tiden 104.239, Rice 129,-
$685. Adams 101 ,724, Baker II, 728.
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IOWA.

DEsMoINEs, Nov. 8.-Returns from coun-
ties and % precincts in others show a majority
for Hayes of 9367-a Republican gain of 4727
The state will go over $4,000 Republican.
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UTAH.
NORTH CAROLINA.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 8.-Cappon, Mormon. is
elected delegate from Utah, over Baskem, Lib
eral, by probably 1000 majority.
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DEPARTURE OF .TEAMsHIps.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Nov. 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg, New York-pgssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch E G Willard, Simonton. Philadelphia to
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston-iron to A
Stevens g Co.
Sch Oriental. Wallace, Boston. to load for Addison
Sch Crown Prince, (Br Branscomb, Boston, to load
for Halifax.
Sch Boxer. Hutchns, Boston for Wiscasset.
Sch w f Palmer, Stubs, Boston for Stockton.
Sch Rockaway, Ihurston, Gloucester for Bristol.
Sch Brisk, (Br) Amezen, p Island Tor Gloucester.
Sch Moses Black, (Br) Bugbee. Clementport, Ms.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George.
Sch Dreadnaught, Mcfarland, Bristol-dry fish to
Dana s. Co.
Sch Ophir, Colt, Calais for Boston.
Sch Petrol. Dawes, Calais for Boston.
Schs K Hammond, Dobbin, and Majestic, Smith,
JonesporJ for Boston.
Sch Almeda Walls, fremont for Baltimore.
Sch Harriet. Weymouth. Bangor for Lynn.
Sch W B Darling, Pendleton, Bangor for Norwich.
Sch Julia Rich, Moore, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Leesburg, Herrick, Bangor tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Barque Mary Rideout, Gibson. Buenos Ayres-A &
S E Spring.
Sch Maggie Dalling, Dallng, Philadelphia-Nu
Kimball & Co.
Sch Sparkling Billow, (Br) Calder Campobeo NIB.
Sch Smith. Upton, Boston-Geo Hunt & Co.
Sch Three Sisters. bickmore, Friendship-master
Sch Utica, Thorndke, Rockland-C A B Morse
g. Co.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay-master.