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The Portland daily press., 1876-07-14

Sid I'm Callao June 10, ship Gardiner Colby Street
err Pascamayo.
Ar at Malaga 18th inst sch Jos Wilde, Reed, ON
New York.
Sid I'm Cadiz 9Th inst, barque Emma Partridge,
Ar at Passages :, brig Hyperion, Clark, New York
Sid I'm Bremen 10th inst, barque j Dimmock,
Weber, North America.
Sid FIN Antwerp 10th inst, ship Alexander, Brown,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Shields June 90, ship st Joseph Fales, from
Sid FIN Gloucester, E, Juue &c. brig Williams,
Tucker, Baltimore.
Sid FIN Londonderry Goth, barque Rome, Hanson,
Passed Dover June 20. baroue Vesuvius, Ulmer,
from London for Cape Town, CGH.
Passed Flintrannon June %, bark st Cloud, Bag
ley from Cronstadt for New York.
Passed EGnishowen Head june 16, ship Eric the
Red, Small, from Liverpool tor San Francisco.
Sid I'm Belfast, Ire, 10th inst, barque Conquest,
Ar at Cardiff 18th, sch NJ Champln, Freeman,
Ar at Lamlash 18th inst sch Seth W Smith, Mar
shall. Calais.
Sid fm Rio Janero June sth, brig Packard,
Sid I'm Rio Grande May so, sch Ella Mitchell, for
At Rosario May "a, brig Rocky Glen, Higgins tor
Ar at Point-a-Petro June 10th, sch R NJ Brooking
Brown, New York.
Kingston ia.
Ar at Gieniuegos 9th inst, brig Ataaya Cole, from
Kingston, j.
Il
Small, New York.
Sid 9Th, barque Adeiia Carlton, Packard, Tor New
York
Ar at Cardenas 4th inst brig Anita Owen, Pctten-
gill, Matanzas; sch Hannah McLoon, Keen, do.
Ar at Havana 4th inst, brig Ysdora Rionda, Mich
OILS, st John, NIB.
In port 9Th inst, barques David Babcock, Colcord,
and Sagadahoc, Powers, for New York. ldg; Waldo,
Estes, tor Boston, do; brig Raven Wiley, tor North
of Hatteras.
Ar at Havana "a inst, sch Geo Hatch, Murphy,
Cardenas.
Sid 9th, brig Daphne, Copeland, Hampton Roads.
CID 9Th. barque w IL Gem, Collins, Cardenas and
New York.
Ar at Port Mulgrave, Ms, 9Th inst, schs Kate Nc
Clintock, from Boothbay; Geo w Pierce, Southport;
Ida 81 Lizzie, I'm Portland for North Bay; Ellen I'll
Gott, from Camden for Pictou.
Ar at Windsor Ms, Sth inst schs David Ames,
Ames, Rockand, (and cid for Alexandria); Bonetta,
Clark, Portland.
Ar at St John, NIB, 18th inst ship Ellen Goodspeed,
Morse, Liverpool, 30 days.
Cid 1lth brig Izabel, Watson, New York.
Sid 11th ship John Bryce, for Liverpool
Cid at st stephens, NIB, June 9th, sch Lamoine,
Leach, Rio Janero.
SPOKEN.
June 90 lat As 40 N, lon 10 40 w, shin Reaper,
Poole from Liverpool for San Francisco.
June 90, lat At, Ion Is 20, ship Richard III, from
Liverpool for Sandy Hook.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-14
ImsnecfOr of Darsln.

AUGUSTA, July 13.-The Governor has re-
nominated VIM. III. Stevens of Lewiston, in.
spector of dams and reservoirs for this state.
The council will adjourn Saturday. S.
Ito the Associated Press
Serious A ccidenf.
A man named Perry, employed in the Frank
lin Lumber Co.'S mill was accidentally thrown
upon circular saw today apd had his arm
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-14
DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALVESTON-Ar 9Th, sch Vernal, Simpson, fiom
NEW ORLEANs-Ar up 18th, sch Mary Power,
Wiley, Portland.
PENSACOLA-Cld 7tb, sch Traveller, Hodges, for
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch Mary E Thompson,
Gikey Key Frances; Hattie Gard, Moore, NYork;
Amos Walker, Gichrist, from do; Freddie Porter,
PHfLADELPHIA-Ar 18th, brig Eta M Tucker,
Forbes, Portland; schs Laura Vose, Allen, Boston;
fsIa @ schs yHo%ard aan from Kennebec
Agnes Grace Smalley; Emma Heather, Hudson;
Cora Eta, Pendeton; Ida Babcock, Lee, and Isaac
Also ar 18th schs C Cottngham Ayres, and R A
Carter Tomlin, Kennebec w Abbott, Ludam, do
schs c j Willard, Wallace, Portland; Ralph Howes,
Burgess, New Bedford.
NEW YORk-Ar 18th, barques Thayer, Crosby
Havre 50 days; Ironsides. Tapey. Genoa 65 days;
brig X M ueslen Gould, Palermo 63 days. schs Ham
burg, Hall, Windsor Ms; Cocheko, Sheppard Rock
land; Julia, Perry, Addison Caroline. Wallace
Adelaide, Kent, Bangor: Fawn, Kelley, Richmond;
Am Eagle, Brown, Deer Isle; Geo W Rawley Raw
Ar 18th, barque Estela, Pooe, Trieste; sch Light
of the East, Harper, Port Spain.
Cid 18th, brig E l. Hall, Perry, Frederickshave1;
schs Peiro, Kelley, st John, NIB; D Eddy, Rideout
Cd 18th, ship Elwell, Barstow, for San Francisco
barque Carrie E Long. Park, Dunkirk; sch Ocean
Passed through Hell Gate 18th, brig Don Jacnto,
from New York for Marseilles; sch Ellen Perkins,
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 18th. sch Thomas Potter,
Handy, New York for Augusta.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18th, sch Marceilus, Bemick,
Bangor.
BRiSTOL-Sld 18th, sch Wa2derer, Coombs for
Lincolnville via Fall River.
WICKFORD--Ar 18th, sch E Gates, freeman,
Calas.s
PAWTUCKET-Ar 18th, sch Mareellus Remick,
Bangor; Snaloa, Robinson. Macbas.
ar at East Greenwich 18th, sch Post Boy, Robin
son, New York.
VINEVARD-H AVEN-A 18th, schs Daylight,
Reed, Weekawken for Haverhill; Ada Ames, Adams
do for Vinalhayen; A Hammond, Godthwaite, Perth
Amboy for Saco Congress, Willard, do tor Gardiner
Helen Mar Duncan, Hoboken for Boothbay; Mont
rose, Allen, Calais for Bristol; Benjamin, Aplward,
Whiting for New York.
Sid lith schs Ada Ames, Daylight. Congress.
Ar 18th. schs Mall Wakefield, Hoboke1 for Ports
mouth; Mary Ella, Staples. Georgetown for do; Ma
ry Riley, Riley. New York for Bath; William Todd,
Wood Philadelphia for Bristol, Me.
Sid, schs VIM Todd, Mary Riley, Mary Ella, Mail,
Helen Mar, A Hammond.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, schs Della Kinds. Wells, from
Calais; Romeo Lnnell, Bangor; w IL Levitt, Dean,
Thomaston; Boston. Fogg Yarmouth.
Old 18TH, schs c II Macomber, Griswold, Jordan
River. Ms; S W Perry, Smith, Hayti.
Ar 18th, brig Adelia McLoon, Munroe, st kits;
schs Clara Sawyer, Branscomb, Elizabethport; VIM
hill, Ball, Franklin, Me.
Cid 18th, ship Wildwind, HERMAN, for San Fran
cisco; barque Megunticook. Hemingway, Barbados;
schs Annie B, Secord, and Mary Theal, Theal tor
Portland.
DANVERS-Ar 10TH sch James S Pike, Robinson
SALEM-Ar 1lth scbs D Floyd Clifford. Perth
Amboy; Leonora. Austin. So Amboy.
MARBLEHEAD-Ar 9th sch j p Ames Snow
Bangor.
Ar 10TH sch Gen Scott Jones, Calais
PORTSMOUTh-Sld 18th. sch Lizzie Cochran,
Hopkins, Kennebec, to load for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-14

Foreign Notes.
The race for the Liverpool cup TO day was
won 10y Controversy.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-14

June %, lat As 40 N, Ion 10 30 w, ship Reaper,
Poole from Liverpool for San Francisco.
June %, lat A. ION Is 20, ship Richard III, from
Liverpool for Sandy Hook.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-14

F. O r E 1 G. n
, 1876-05-12

lily went there. accompanied By Secretary Chandle,
and ex- Secretary Eorie,-haEing pleasant time.
but only catching fsh, to bring home. With eilyer
hooks. Some dshng Is also done on the river from
boats, and thc amateur oarsmcn take parties out
every pleasant afternoon. Boating is the popuIar
amusement here Just now and two Of tic clnha
have erected fine lighthouses on the bank of tho
Potomac
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
The public hare lost all interest In this ucrforn-
ance, ,and yesterday the galleries Of the senate
Chamber were not oue-si1t filed, although thosa
who attended heard two able arguments NE,
jerks, Of the jefferson District Of Pennsylv1uia.
vito was accidentally elected By 500 majority dur
ing the disadcction Of 1874, made very logical
ana sensible argument, and was followed by Judgn
VIC "as lmpressiyc!y eloquent Us he urged tha
senate 70 visit Helknnp with the perpetual In
11my OF ITS sentence" Tomorrow We arc to havo
old Judge Black, who Is expected 10 pour broad
sues u ren-h9t oEatosica shot and yo1eys Of sar-
Jenks' speech is said to have Converted ec;cral
senatoEs to the doctrine OF jurisdiction over Bel
KNAPP.
ANUsEMESrs-
Rose Eytinsc has been playing "Rosc MicheI~
th;n9E nIteE she weGs pasi TO good houses and some
death Of Charlotte Cushman. This week We are to
hsye the Vokcs Family; aud they will be followed
highly commended.
BeecheF il to lecture at the Congregational Church
here on Friday, and will receive an ovation from
his admirers. Harry Shannon, a boy-elocution-
st fs to appear in public; and there Ia be per-
formancc Of THE Bohemian Girl by the ana
teur troupe drilled by Prof. Fairamb.
ties are beginning to be the rage: But .soeiety,"
demoralized by exposures made and by others
dreaded, Is not say and festive this spring. How
eau it be? REcoxTxuH.
, 1876-05-12

Mora Silver ChanEe-Sumnains Up tbs In
Neutrality-suspicious..
Soeffnl Msxofch to The Tt{buue

Mora Silver ChanEe-Summins Up tbs In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special Dssp1tch to 1ze 1stbune-
WAsursGToy, D. c., Any LITTLE mint author
tiles are confident Of further fall In the value
Of silver. The probable action Of the Datch Gov
ernment In proceeding with its gold coinage, aud
Withdrawing its silver from circulation, will give
a considerable addition to the surplus Of
silver coin in the market It appears
that according to the quotations OF
to-day, the projected new dollar piece is already
worth cent 1ess than the g,ee1back dollar, The
Trcaau.y has now hand about s., 600, GOO In sill
yer coin. the proceeds OF accumulutions independ-
eat Of the silver coin0ge authorized under the act
Of 1875, and not subject to the provisions Of thRt
circulation, which will have The effect to relieve
very considerably the embarrassment caused BY tho
present dearth Of small change
It Is understood that some OF the ah1est Demo-
erats IN the House are engaged In summarizing the
result Of the investigations and that before the
country IN one or two speeches, which will show
in an intelligent and readable form WHIST
the Congressional inquiries have developed
But tho Committees arg by no means
done. Some OF them, as that
appointed to inquire into the management Of the
A good deal Of work remains, and there ia no dis
position to leave anything undonc-
Unless there are a great many arrivals BY the
morning trains, there will not be quorum in
1 Ither House tomorrow.
timer Waahhurn. Chief Of the Secret Service,
D. \ 'a1d
T,l1, IN f. Barnum, Of Connecticut, who Is to be
Sanatnr from that State for the short teru> h&a
iarra int. vest In Chicago business house.
, 1876-05-12
RAILROADS.


TIE KANSAS CENTRAL.
8ptc1ai Correspondence e| The Trtbune-
LEAvESwoRrH, Kan, May 8.-A public meeting
was held in this city last evening to consider the
propositions submitted to the people by the Kansas
Central Railway Company, who desire to extend
their road from Holton, Kan-, to Cawker City,
Mitchell County. in the ZANE State. This road
marrow -gauge) is now completed from Leasen-
worth to Holton, distance Of so miles. It Is very
probable that the required aid will be given. as tho
people Of. Kansas seem to think that narrow
gauge roads what they want, requiring, as they
The narrow -guage In prairie country will cost
from $40, 600 to S12 COO per mile to construct aud
stock It. Taking the maximum S12, GOO it would
cost only S., 400, 900 to construct the road frua
Lcavenworth to Cawker City. The farmers know
that they will obtain cheaper rates to Chicago and
the other great markets for wheat, and consequent
ly enthusiastically favor the Kansas Central. This
road at Leayenworth would connect with the Chi.
cago, Rock Island 4 Pacific, giving the people OF
Western Kansas direct through route to Chicago
via LeayenWorrh- F. T. L.
, 1876-05-12

L MANIAC s9ARr1Es TILE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, May l1--At the opening Of yesterday u
session OF the Chamber Of Deputies, at Versatile
q bookseller named Rastown cried out from Il ,e
gallery: 'In the name Of God and Joan OF Ar l.,
live Napoleon the Fourth Down With the Gan l.
bettis.s and Oreanistsl" He was arrested am Ii
considerable confusion. 4 minority, howeve. l.
considered the episode as q 1reak Of insanity. cn
appearing before the Questo, Kastown said: = I
hive fulfilled 1ny duty, you can do Whit you III 70
with me-" He was releascd.
neMahy, 4 Rndcal, hns been elected Depu1 y
from lie de IL Reunion.
BALLOON ACCIDENT.
PA1s1s, April 2o.-A somewhat serious ba1loo a
two companions, LIN. Gaufray and pcl1etier, mat +!
IN ascent from Mans about o'clock yesterday d +
ternoon. An hour later the inhabitants Of tow II
ascent, were thrown into state of considerab b
s3ssessiaE abSat dssyola: . i, IT, apRss5snS;;
Il k is little tile TO- 70 Ge ' e wondered ' At ii It
n pastois and his uafoEtu1ate eompanie3, = =
currents, which treated them In the Eoughest way.
After great deal Of skinming backwards and {o'.
pcpa1 P%beh It aSs sef o
while the three wretchcd aeronouts were precfpt-
tated to the gxound According to the iatsst IT. r., J.
broken thigh and broken leg respectively, and
no doubts entertained as to their recovery. H.
Pelletter, however, is In worse case, fof he y; ts
taken up unconscious md, although he sho1S TO
external bruises, the doctors fear that he has sui
fcsed some serious internal injury.
CAssAGNAC CHALLENGED.
LONDON, May IL. 2.-5a. MA ITneS Paris dispatch
says 1t is reported TINT H. Rouvie1 radical deputy,
from Marseiiles, has challenged n. Panl de Cassa:-
In consequence Of violent scene in the Chapl-
Der yesterday evening. u. Rouvier, who has been
charged with scandalous conduct by the Figd'p
newspaper, aeked for an Investigation. Bonl-
p1rtikt and other deputies Interrupted him VIII le
r;y1ts f4tE n n
sinking bis fist.
The Chamber adjourned until Monday.
, 1876-05-12
THE BRAfDWOOD MINES.

JOLIET, I'LL, May 1.-THE different coalmining
companies In Bza3dwood have decided to reduce
the price hc1atofore paid for digging coal Their
proposition IS substantially as follows: Twenty
cents of each ton mined, OK Is cents of during the
SIX summer months, and 10 cents OF the remainder
Of the year, with proviso that the screens b. en-
larged from Of an inch to X inches; s nnass- az
although most Of the shafts werc idle, the attend
ance was not laEgs. Resolutions we're adopted re-
The ANIMAL contH take effect the 1at OF june
neIt.
, 1876-05-12

The Michigan A1lopaths Refuse to Swallow
the Homeopathic Pill.
cpxrfn3 pfsn1frh m The Tx4h1,us

The Michigan A1lopaths Refuse to Swallow
the Homeopathic Pill.
Special Dispatch 10 The 7rsbun6.
ANN AnBoR, Mich, 1lay 11.-At the meeting OF
the Medical Association to-day the question oi
homeopathy In the University came up and waa
discussed with great excitement and bitterness.
There was a prevailing sentiment In favor OF de-
nouncng utterly the present condition Of affairs in
the University. Finally, resolutions were adopted:
i. That We are not content with the existing Sit
nation Of the medical department OF the Universe
ty, BECAUSE in our opinion It il not calculated to
maintain or advance medicine as q science with
honor or interest to the profession
2. That State under our form Of Government
ology-thut the medical profession ought to be its
own teacher and the guardian OF Its own honor.
3. Tint we regard all Legislature interference
with the government OF the University as 1ncon-
results
Another resolution was introduced. to the effect
that the constitution OF the Association be amended
SO that graduates from the University who get in
struction from professors who have anything to do
with instructing homeopathic students be not re-
The RESOLUTION was mid on the table for one
4 banquet was given to the members Of the Aa-
eocaton tonight BY the physaclans of the city in
the new hospital pavilion.
The following officers for the ensuing year we're
elected:
goo.
Second Vic-- ic--President-Eugene Smith, of De-
tIoit.
IAtrd Vice ice-P7esident-Wi1Iiam Parmenter, Of
Vcrmontville.
FosrtA Fee Presidea%o. & Johnstone, Of
Recording Secr<tary-Georgo E. Ranpey, Of
Lansing.
Corresponding Seeraary-Edward Coz, Of Battle
Greek.
Ireasurer-Gordon Chetlock, Of jackson.
The following delegates of the international
, 1876-05-12
Another and More Serious Out
break Feared at Salonica.
Proposition for General Conference on
the Eastern Question.
A Rigid Press Censorship Estab.
!ished at constantinople.
Paul 0assagnao Challenged to Combat by
q Brother Deputy.
TURKEY.

LONDON, May 1L-The Daily 1eEe17aph says
''1f We are not mistaken, the English Ambassado,
ut Constantinople has informed the Government
Tint the situation is critcal. Aviolent outbreak,
Of which the Christians will become the victims,
may occur ut any moment throughout Turkey, and
even in Constantinople. We would not be sur
prised, therefore, II the English Mediterranean
squadron was ordered Immediately to Besekir Bay,
at the mouth OF tho uelespont the sa1ne as on Tie
ese OF the Crtmean war.
BEnL1S May 1l.-ltis understood that Count
Andrassy has expressed views strongly adverse to
the Austrian armed intervention In the Turkish
complications.
THE PLAGUE.
LONDON, May 11.-Advices from Bagdad state
that from the 10th to the I'D Of April The number
during the same period, there were $50 deaths
THE GRAND v1z1ER DISMISSED.
CoHsTAST1SorLE, May H. - The Sultan dis
missed the Grand E'izicr, nud, summoned to Con-
stantfnople Hussein Avnic Pnsha who is consfd-
cred the head Of the wn5 patty, and who. It is ru
Generalissimo Of the Turkish armies
ANOTHER OUTBREAK FEARED.
pAR1s May 1lcLs Temps 81 says no arrests hare
tins renlained unIuried yesterday. The assassi-
nation is not an isolated occurrence. Tho Mussui-
mans were previously much agitated over the news
from Herzegovina, and had assembled several times
for the purpose Of preparing for massacre Of
Christians. The French Consul ut Salopica hal
been insulted several times.
evening say fresh disturbances arc apprehended
there. The Christians closed their shops. The
military force is insufficient to restrain mob
GENERAL CONFERENCE PROPOSED.
Private advces from Berlin indicate that there is
no intention Of proceeding TO armed Intervention.
IN Turkey At present Austria desires to transform
into general European Conference.
PRESS CENSORSHIP.
h i,s May & 5Ed Of
A,11
, 1876-05-12

LANSING, Mich, May 11.-The contract for
grading the Coldwater s Marshall Railroad from
Marshall to Elm HALL, Gratiot County, has been let
to g company organized for that purpose. J. Con-
dict Smith, late Of the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroad, is leading man in its construc-
tion. The people along the line are to furnish the
means to grade the road-bed, tie the road and
build the bridges. It passes through an excellent
The Lake Shore s Michigan Southern Railroad
will not extend the Lansing Branch to st. Johns
the present season, though the citizens along the
line otter to grade and tie the toad-
The Grand Rapids, Greenville & Alpena Railroad
was sold last week for ST. O00 1t IL estimated that
S100, 900 has been expended between 'Gteenyile
and GIaQ1 Rapils.
, 1876-05-12

R9o eS1as Ghief 1osttse Wats e3speake Baine c.
9ay Professors Baird und Tcntys senatnr tor
hsf{ ihe Gcntcona; GensFal lawlsy, President ot
New M,, York; Or co!: Thomas 4. Scott hon. Elijah
Ma, Mmasa, q New York: Governor Bisler md e.
Mayo5 ea Fox; The Diplomatic Corps was repre
fSnfed fSst BY those serving Commissioners from
arc,;h. ;hSgec'rs G9yesnments. and British Consul
Eass Guests, xith sl5 Edward and Dom fo Pedfo,
three tables, extending the entire lensth at tbe b
nn wese handsomely DECORATED with owes
Al!er alhnes was over Sir Edward alluded to the
PRESIDENT twfce elected, a. having presided over
Of of Inauguration yesterday and spoke
ihsp ihhSposiion' lion There WAS only rivalry in
eooa..;n1 ~" atts o. peace between the two
countries He wished the company 10
drink the health Of the President Of thc United
s.a,ss. :.1 9, Ihts vas done, and the band played
81 1ea the assepblea Sc guests The President then
counttymen. He knew Of no better reply than to
AK tnem al to drink to the health Of Her Majesty
played the nntional mir Of England.
, 1876-05-12

ALBERT EDWARDS ARRIVAL
LONDON, May 1.-THE serapis, with the Prince
Of Wales on board, together with the royal yacht
Osborne and the steam frigate Raleigh, passed
Hurst Castle this morning. The yacht Alberta,
with the Princess Of Wales and the royal children,
met the Prince in the Solent, and all the vessels
proceeded to Portsmouth, where public reception
will be given to tue Prince.
THE TINsLoW CASE.
Lord Derby sent on Saturday last his answer tt,
Secretary Fh's letter OF March IL the Wfnalo.tt
THE EUROPEAN GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, May S--The -nark- Lane Express, in it,
review Of the British trade for the past week.
says there has been noticeable change in the as--
progress, owing to tue prevalent cold winds. Thes
season in Scotland is much behindhand; adverse
weather has caused seeding to be unusually pro-
tractcd. In the trade tendency to increased &C.
ti1ity has been apparent nillers buying more freq
", and spectators showing considerable Interest;
in the present course Of prices. Transactions foi:
Of a tentative nature. Some small quantities o t
both English and foreign wheat have been taken for
export TIE export demand tor oats having abated,.
have been sufficient to check IN advance Cont :
mental advces except from France, are fairly sats
factory as to the condition Of crops although waE
Of sunshine las been felt there also. Navigatio a
has not been resumed ct St Petersburg, and price
Of wheat arc very high both there und Ut Odessa
TUE EGYPTIAN DEBT.
LONDON, May 11.-In the House Of Commons III
Chancellor Of the E1chequer stated that no porto
oft founders shaEes Of the Suez Canal befongu e
to the Kbedive had been placed At tha disposal (
the British Government.
TODA0O.
Lowther. Under Secretary for the Colonial De-
partment informed the H0use that the rioting
Tobaso was confined to one plantation. The mo b
killed a woman The riot had been suppressed.
and there was no fear 1t would be renewed
no CENSURE.
The House debated the vote OF ccusure moved b y
Sir Henry james I'll the ccnsurc Of the Govern :
ment in regard to the Royal Titles act, declazir &
that the Royal proclamation did not forfeit th l.
pledges under which the bill was passed. Sir Iens
James, the Marquis of Huntingdon Sir Wlllia. IL
Harcourt, and Mr.. Childcrs supported, aud Nj !.
Gathorne Hardy and Disraeli spoke against It. All
ter an animated discussion division WIS had, aE d