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METEOROLOGlCAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALA
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
July l, Il A. M)t
For New England.
Middle and Eastern States, northwest, backing
to southwest winds, partly cloudy, cooler
weather, and in northern portions falling bar
ometer.
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DIED.

In East Baldwin. very suddenly, Florence AIDE
aide, aged q months,-only child of Ellen M. and
Daniel w. Fox.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
house or CU, Olark sJTeeG. Burial
at convenience of the family,
In Hancock, June rs, Thomas Latin, aged II years
10 months
In Hancock, June 10th, Mrs. Mary Young aged
AZ years.
In Eden, June 81, Elizabeth Jordan, aged 60 years
10 months.
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SPOKEN.

June IA, of Great Ormshead, barque Herbert Black
from Liverpool Tor Valparaiso.
June 25 Lat 26 IL N, Ion 70 ST. hara Lizzie Me- ry
from Cardenas for New York.
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z O F. EIG N.
TURKEY.


LONDON, June 30-A Perra letter dated 23d,
says that the new Sultan of Turkey is over
whelmed with the difficulties of his position,
and it is reported that he contemplates abdcat-
ing in favor of his younger brother
Preparing to meet the Servians.
The Turks are actively preparing to meet the
Servian attack. The camp on the Bosphorus,
opposite Therapia, is broken up and every
available man forwarded to the front. It is re-
ported that the government has formed the das-
perate resolution of enlisting $4,000 Bashi Ba-
zouks throughout the empire, who may prevent
the spread OF the instruction by constant men,
ace of general massacre of Christians.
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, June %, William c. Toothaker and
Miss Octavia Curtis both of Harpswell.
In Eden, June 16, Eben E. Parsons Of Trenton and
Miss Nellie E. Hopkins of Eden.
In Eden. June 10, William Babbage of Deer Isle
and Mr.. Emily M. Branscom of Eden.
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DIRTY DO"tBtIC IkcCeIptS.
By water conveyance-10O0 bush cornmea to G..
W. True d Co.
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ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Cambria-80O bbls flour
100 do oatmeal 1873 bags bran.
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POLITICAL.
Arkansas Republicans.

LITTLE ROCK, June 30.-A number of Re-
bublcans have issued call for Republican
state convention on July 2Sth.
The Republican state committee recently in
session, determined to put no ticket in the
ield at present. The central committee deny
my connection in the movement to put ticket
up at this time.
The committee appointed to notify Gov.
rlden of his nomination will meet. at the
fth Avenue Hotel, July IL.
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

IFhUM OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Ar at Pictou Goth, brig Proteus, Frrr, Halifax
sch Sarah M Bird, Merrill, Portland.
Ar at Bridgwater. Ms, 27th sch A Emerson,
Emerson, Bucksport.
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 28th, schs L Foster,
Trowant. Bremen; Nellie III, Malloch, Eastport
Kingfsher, from Southport for North Bay.
At Chatham, NIB, goth, brig Alton, Copp, for Wex-
ford, ldg
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 21st, ship Grace Darling,
Gilmore, Tacoma.
Cid goth, ship Winged Hunter, Panno, Cork.
PENSACOLA-Cld 22d, sch Jos Souther, Watts,
st John, NIB.
RICHMoND-Ar 2eth, schs Billow, Fales, and
Bengal, Hall, Rockland.
BALTIMORE-Ar 2sth, sch Ocean Belle, Mills,
New York.
Cid 2sth sch W H Rowe Whitmore, Plymouth.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2Sth brig Albert, Gikey,
Cardenas; schs Sallie B, Bateman, Gardiner; Annie
Warner, Lewis. Port Antonio; Hazeltine. Nc
Donald, Jacksonville; j Adams, Jones, Gardiner
May Eveean. Mclean. Honduras.
Cid 28th schs Mary Staples, Trott, for Portland
Mabel Staples, Cole Bath.
Ar goth, schs VIM Todd, Wood, Calais; Maggie Ell
len, Littlejohn, Kennebec.
Cid 29th ship Independence, Strout, Valparaiso;
barque w Holbrook Mitchell, Portland.
NEW FORK-Ar 2sth, schs Lizzie Major, Gerrisb
Jacksonville; w H Card, Foss, Jacksonville; A
Stevens: Montgomery, and Mary Riley, Riley, Ken
ans, Rockland; Car. Hammond, Bath; American
Chief, Snow. Providence; Laconia Rogers Nantuck-
ct; David Faust, Smith, Kennebec; Helen Thomp-
son, do; A Hammond, Goldthwaite Gardiner.
Bangor: Success, Pierson, Gardiner; A Hammond
Goldthwaite, Gardiner; Revenue. Phinney and VIM
Garrison Hall. Kennebec; Carrie L Xix, Xix, and
Mary Brewer. Hall, Rockland; Annie e Marshall
Philips, Rockport for Albany; Mansfield, Achorn,
Providence.
Ar 9th, sch Kolon, Brookngs Gardiner; Lizzie
Major, Gerrish, jacksonville.
Cid 10Th, barQue Thos Fletcher, Pendeton, Anjer
for orders; 0rmus, shacktord. Bristol FL brig Man
lius Todd, Matanzas schs Chas Kelley, Gray, Fer
nandlna; Only Son, Compton, Baltimore.
AT Harris Island 18th, schs j Gilmore, from Mt
Desert; l. w Wheeler Bowman; e B Wheaton, Jar
Wis; Mail, Wakefield, and Lena Hunter, Somers, I'm
Bath.
Cid 2sth. ship North America, Tucker, San Fran
cisco; barque Abbie Franklin, Powers, Marseilles;
brigs San Carlos, Atberton, Malpas, e; jeremiah,
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LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Cid at Philadelphia Goth, brig Mechanic Hutchin-
son, Portland.
Ar at Cienfuegos 28th, brig Renshaw. Sylvester,
Kingston, j.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig la Chandler, from Greepook for Demarara
put into Queenstown 29th with loss Of head of fore
mast maintopmast, sails. &c.
Sch Commerce, Woodman, from Spruce Head Me,
for New York, with granite, sprung aleak 9th off
Point Judith, and put into Newport next day with
four feet water in her hold.
Sch Sandalphon, which was taken to Norfolk after
being rshore at Hatteras sold at auction Oath for
$4,000, to satisfy claim of the wreckers.
Schs VIM Washington. of Belfast. and Pavilion,
OF Bucksport, came in collision off White Head 22d,
and the former had her mainsail badly torn, main
boom broken. and her master, (Towle) was knocked
overheard. but succeeded in reaching the Pavilion
and getting on board. The W Washington put
back to Belfast for repairs. Damage to the Pavilion
no
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NO FAILURE.

Thousands have been made miserable for years by
the "CATARRH." Many expedients have been
resorted to relieve the victims, BUT MORE TO
RELIEVE THEIR POCKETS. 1t gives us mex
pressible pleasure to know that an agreeable and
cheap remedy has been found for it in
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UEUKGE II. ESTEY.
Suffering reader. don't get discOur.
aged il you have spent hundreds of dol.
lars ON worthless trash without any
real benefit, but remember that in this
simple German rene y you have a cure
that is always safe and sure, and in the
use of this there is
, 1876-11-04
T + L L G z A 81 s.
ST. THOMAS STATIoR.

80 C~A 80 AO"
October %.
New X0Rk, October 27th.-Advices from
Constantinople announce that General I~gnatie1
the Russian Ambassador has had an interview
with the Sultan which is stated to have been Of
a conoiliatory nature.
The Roumanian Chambers are convoked for
the second Of November.
The Turks continue to be successful in their
engagements with the 6~ervians, who are re-
ported TO be much depressed.
LONDON, October 97th,-Frenoh loaf sugar
has recently Ii6sn iour ahiIlings per ton.
October 30.
NEw YoRE Oct. 25th-Paris news states
that the editor Of the " Droit de l'homme" has
betG sentenced to two years imprisonment for
publishing an article insulting several French
Generals and military authorities.
H.. M. Ship the Ajert' of the Polar Expe-
dition has returned to Valentia.
The highest point attained was 63"20. The
o Discovery" is expected to return hourly.
Vienna news announce that the Liberals
have a majority in the Reichsrath.
PLYMOUTH, October 28th.-The r. M. S.
" Don" from the West Indies arrived here
at two O'Clock this afternoon.
November /.
New YORK, 3Oth Oct.-H.M.S. discovery"
arrived to-day at Queenstown, from the Arctic
regions.
CAptaiu Mares declares it impossible to reach
The North Pole. Before leaving, a monument
was erected to Captain Hall, the American eH-
plOrer.
The Frankfort newspapers have published a
letter from the Centennial Commissioner Som
merard, in which he charges the Americans
with b%urning French exhibitors sample cases,
and he also maligns the American women.
A copy Of the letter appeared to-day in the
" Figaro" and has created great Indignation
both In America and France.
Mr.. Washburne, the y. S. Minister in Paris,
had an interview with the Duo Deoazes on the
subject, at which it was arranged to institute
an enquiry.
, 1876-11-04
S E R
Correspondence of the Times

What induced a young and growing
country, to which peace might have seem
cd al~I-important, to enter upon what has
been called a war OF aggression against a
powerful neighbour 2 The explanation
lice neither in a spirit of conquest, incredi-
bic to any one acquainted With the circum
stances Of Servia, nor 10 Russian influence,
but in a historical fact, sufficiently notori-
Gus, but too little known or realized ii
England. 1t is that the inhabitants of
Servia and the Serbs round her frontier,
the BosnianS, Herzegovinians, Montene-
grins, and the people of Old Servia are not
properly described as kindred, but as one
nation, identical in race, history, and Ian
guage. Their more distant relationship
to other Slavonic populations who are not
Serbs is a far weaker tie, and quite differ
ent in kind. They formed in the Middle
Ages one civilized kingdom. the traditions
of which the poorest cottager remembers
with pride. Its history is their common
inheritance, preserved in the heroic songs
which, perhaps, have remained all the
better in the memory of the people
because their %coDquerors reduced them
to illiterate barbarism. Many of the pro-
minent men now In Servia or their families
came from these bordering lands, and
they are not considered in any respect
whatever to be foreigners. The fortunes
of Servia were only separated from those
Of her sisters q generation ago, when she
, 1876-11-04

The French Government has forbidden tho
subdivision of the Archbishopric of Lyons. bro.
posed by the Pope,
In Europe the proposals of peace are encour
aging.
November l.
New YORK, 3Oth.
Flour, per barrel, st. Lawrence brand, &c. SO.
Meal, per barrel, 932,
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, SIS.
sro., Crystals per pound, % to % cents.
Dug" Fair to good refining, per b 81 to 98o.
English Islands Molasses, per gallon, SO to
so cents.
Premium on Gold 1899 toE
Exchange, New York and London 49,.
LONDON 30th.
Dem. Crystals, per cws. 26l duty free
Sugar Muscovado, do. $3.50 DO.
delayed Havana, No. 10. 2GI aaoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon 10 il bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per owt., 70.
Consols 95S to 4.
Bank of England rate of discount 2oIo
Rentes 68.75.
Cotton G..
, 1876-11-04

] A NJ AIO A
(Frsm the Gleangy.)

A Correspondent from Sav-Ia-Mar, writing
US under dates of 10th and 18th October, says:
We have had heavy blowing from the S. e,
to 5. since Friday night. Last night The
thunder and lightning were fearful, but [ have
not heard Of any accidents. The fall Of rain
during the last ten hours is the heaviest we
have bad for years, and at the present time e a
n.y. it still continues. We may expect to
hear of damage along the coast. One boat, the
e Rose, " had lost her rudder off Whitehouse,
and was in a dangerous position when last
heard Of. Business is at a stand still. Oct.
l8th.-Ihe weather is still very severe at this
port, and the barometer is still falling ali our
small craft are ashore, though many can be
got off without injury after the gale subsidies.
The " EuPhemia, " now in charge of Ii. NJ.
Customs ia also ashore. The only total losses
reported are the Rose, -" with Ga bags Il
mento for Brig Harriet Wardle, and Dr.. James
large lighter " Sir Rogers, " sunk in harJoos
Barometer now 20 90.
, 1876-11-04
BA s

The weather continues most favorable for
the cane crop. We have had daily showers
since the lst October and last night it rainod
almost thro' the night with lightning, the
olopds coming up from the Southwark.
Provisions continue in good supply and at
moderate price, natives as we'll as foreign pro-.
duction. The large dry good dealars in Broad
Street, have reduced their prices on cottons and
some other articles, which has brought aboo.
quite q ready sale Of them amongst the lover
classes.
, 1876-11-04


NLLE og Unhvor, SON MATTE
LII have Nogct at lordre paa skiftet
ofter abode Kj0bmand Benjamin
Dclyalle og tidligerc Abide ilustru
Judith fodt dc Castro az ST. Thomas
indkaldes herved til med 3 tlaane-
ders Varsci at anmeldc o1 bsyislig-
gj0re dercs Krav for u~ndertcencde
Fxecutores Testament.
ST. Thomas, den 30te Ckto5er
1876.
SOLOMON 3. DELVALLE. JACOB
B, DELVALLE. ISAAC b. DELVALLE.
DAVID 3. DELVALLE.
81. FIDANQUE.
, 1876-11-04

not accept the new constitution, which is
supported by Canovas del Castillo and his par
ty." The same correspondent, writing uRder
date of OCT. 8, says, though General Martinez
Campos' appointment as Captain-G General Of
Cuba was then thought more probable, yet
there vas much talk Of his taking the reins Of
Government if Canovas l9l Castillo was I'M
able to hold his ground.
THE EASTERN DIFFICULTY.
LONDON, October 18th.
a Times despatch from Ragusa says that
Gen. Durando, who is accredited by the Italian
Government, left here for Cettinje yesterday.
1t is supposed that Italy is about to take the
initiative in urging peace between the Porte
and Montenegro.
A Reuter- despatch from Belgrade, dated to-
day says: 1.-The Servian Council of Ministers
today decided to accept a regular armistiCe
as soon as it is proposed to them by the Consuls
Of the great powers"
In this connection q Belgrade telegram dated
yesterday says ihe British, Russian, Austrian,
and French Oonsuls already have been instruct
ed to advise Servia to accept an srmistioe.
A despatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Posth says it Is reported that Prince Milan
has ordered Gen. Tchernayef to suspend often
siye operations for the present.
Reuters Fienus telegram says 1t is stated
positively that 8ervia will reject the six months
ermistice, and that Russia will consider the ar
mlStioo equivalent to a rejection by the Porte
oFthe peace proposals Of the European pow
ers.
UNIFIED STATES.
DIR. d. A, Woodward, late partner Of VIM.
NJ Tweed, for whom o large reward has been
offered in New York, was arrested at Chicago
on the 4th inst. at the Palmer House.
ICELAND.
The London Da51y Nrps has a letter from
Iceland which reports that the fishing season
has been a failure. The priva;ions Of the
iabonrlng people are great, aud l,S00 have
emigrated 10 Canada.
SPAIN.
A special despatch to the Daily Ncus, from
Madrid, announces that General, Martinez Cam
pos has been appointed Governor General
OF CUBA. A special despatch from Madrid to
the same paper says -" The appointment of
50 important a parsonage as General Martinez
CamPos to the Governor Generalship Of Cuba
~ proof that the Government is making every
sacrifice TO crush the Cuban Instruction. The
nomination was totally unsolicited General
Martlnez Campos will himself nominate his
principal officers
, 1876-11-04

-NREDITORERNE i argangno
u Kj3bmand og Planter John
Augustus Hills 30, ammodes ON ct
give Mode i en- Session der afholdcs
Frcdagen den 24de November fGrst~
kommonde Klokkcn IL slet midday
for at tage BosIutning ON indgaael-
sen af Contract ON at leycre R0r I'll
" St. Croix acknowledgements"
Frederikstcda Skiiterot, st Croix den
3die November 1876,
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-11-04
AMERICAN YELEGRAE2.
SPAIN AND CUBA.

LONDON, OCTOBER 9.
a Reuter- telegram from Madrid, dated yes,
terday, says :-"The rumour Of General
Jovellar's resignation Of the Captain General
ship Of Cuba is oontradicted."
The Barcelona correspondent Of the TINES
writes to that paper under date Of October 5 as
follows -" Troops for Cuba are embarking in
small bodies. They do not volunteer as be-
fore, but are in many cases chosen by lot"
1.-THE reaotionary moderado party are gain
Ing strength daily, and are forming committee s
ia every province. Senior Sagasta and Mar.
sbal Serrano are In close conference and will
, 1876-11-04
Eor0CIan1a.

n LIE og Enhver, der have Noget
III at fordre paa Sklftct cfter afgang-
nc Arbejdsmand Robert Moore, der
err afgaaet we'd D0den i Peru den 4do
October 1874, indkaldcs horved med
3 Maaneders Yarsel til for undertog
nedc skifteret at anmeldo o2 beyis-
Iiggj0re dcros Arav.
Ligeledcs indhaIdos med Aars oq
Days VarseI A1d0des Arvinger clteT
hoyen I'll at anmcldo og legitimcEoai&,
SAINT varotago doros Lavv under
SkiiteDehandlingen.
st. Thoma Skilteret den lste Nov
Cmber 1876.
T. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1876-11-04

Rain fall on the Estate Morning Star during
the month of October 421 lines.
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