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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-25
The Border Raids.

WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-The following was
received at the War Department this afternoon
!" Chicdgo, Dec. 24-Gen. E. D. Townsend,
Washington The following telegram for
Gen. Ord is forwarded for the information for
the General of the Army. (Signed)
2. 81. SHERIDAN, Lieut.. Gen."
Lieut. Ward, who was sent to the Rio Grande
to find the trail of horses stolen and driven into
Mexico on the 18th inst, has just come in. The
Mexican troops got to the river on the morning
OF the 10th. Lieut. Ward showed the Mexican
lieutenant the trail, and at lis invitation cross
ed his men and Joined the Mexican troops.
They followed the trail together all day, going
about twenty-five miles, As it had rained
heavily the trail was hard to follow, and anoth-
er hard rain setting in they found it impossible
to follow it further The trail was left about
three miles from the margin town and only six
or eight miles below where it crossed the river.
Ward says there was perfect good feeling
among the Mexican soldiers and our men, and
that the lieutenant offered to go with him any
where he thought the horses could be found.
tSigned.) ORD, Brig. Gen.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The President and his family returned to
Washington yesterday morning.
Secretary Sherman left Washington for New
York yesterday morning
The ring leader of the late rioters in Pesth
has been sentenced to imprisonment.
The Cunard line is not to be withdrawn from
Boston.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad
bridge at MlngO junction was burned Sunday.
The Taunton Savings Bank will 20 out of
business. Depostors will probably lose moth
ing.
In Wolfboro, N. H., a young man named
Daniel Thurston, 10 years old, was drowned
Saturday night by breaking through the ice
Michael Murphy of bingham was yesterday
sentenced to states prison for life for murder
ing VIM. Appleton Sept. 10.
The January interest," without rebate, will be
paid by the Sub-Treasurer in New York next
Wednesday.
Robert P. Parrot, the inventor of the Parrot
gun, died suddenly at Cold Springs, N. Y, yes
terday morning.
Hon. VIM. M. Fleiss gives his seventh an
nual Christmas dinner this evening to the New
York newsboys.
The public departments in Washington
closed at noon yesterday. But little business
beyond that of the merest routine will be per-
formed until after New Years.
Inc cases OF surgeon Draper OF the navy,
and Ct General Runkle of the army, who were
cashiered for crimes, will be brought before
Congress, as the action of officials in reinstat-
ing them is illegal.
An effort of Kimball to pay off the debt of
Scudder's church in Brooklyn, of $64, 600 yes.
terday, resulted in raising only $28,OO0 and a
rapid depletion of the audience from 1900 to
100 in about two hours.
A revolutionist rode into the market place in
Mat2mOraS SUNDAY NIGHT and nrorla i'm al for
Lerdo; but as no one attempted to join him, he
was arrested. He was recognized as a despe-
RADIO who shot the chief of police some years
ago, and is a notorious robber.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY, December 24,-The markets show little
or no change in quotations, The sugar market is
strong and prices are steady at 95c for granulated
and Ole for Extra G. Flour is quiet and there is
little or no improvement to note Grain is firm and
in fair demand. Pork and Lard are unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures has been quite active and
number of engagements effected, but there has
been no improvement in the going rates for the past
week, and the demand for tonnage is not such as
cause much encouragement with ship owners as yet.
The following comprise the engagements reported for
the week; Bark D. Chaplin, hence to River La
Platte with lumber. p. t., supposed $145O " M.
Bark Ada Gray, hence to Buenos Ayres, lumber at
$14. BarkentIne John j. Marsh, hence to Cardenas
or Matanzas, and Schr Fannie A. Bailey to same,
with shocks and heads at 21c; and Schr M. E. Raw
ey, same with boxes at 13c; Schr Mary E. Van
Ceaf hence to Porto Rico, shocks and heads at &c
Schr James II. Gordon, hence to Cardenas for round
sum Of S1100 out; Bark Devonshire, hence to Glas-
gov with deals at 75s; Schr Minnie G. Taylor, to
load at Liverpool, N S. for the West Indies, round
sum of 81, lilo gold; Schr George W. Jewett, hence
to Mobile, round sum of $500, and Lizzie Carr and
John L. Tracy load superphosphate at Boothbay for
Savannah at 16c per sack, and Schr Nellie F. Sawyer
lumber, Pensacola to New York, at $3.50 pm.
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FOREIGN.
The TurcO-RuSsian War.
Reception Of the Gar at St. Pet
ersburg.
A Servian Assault Repulsed with
Great Slaughter.
Operations about TO BE gin at Err
ZerOum.

LONDON, Dec. 24.-The Times VIENNA cor
respondent says that the Roumanians will not
accompany the Russians across the Balkans.
They will garrison Plevna, Nicipolis and Rah-
0ya and cooperate with the SerVians against
Widdin
The Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce today
agreed to memorialIze the government to con-
tinue Its neutrality 10 the present war. Only
two members OF the chamber were opposed to
the adoption of the resolution.
Vienna CORRESPONDENT of the times says COM
manders OF Russians advance corps received or
ders to remain on the defensive till reinforced
by troops from the neighborbood of Plevna. 1t
is said q, 900 men with 20 cannon lately passed
Galatz. A part of these crossed the Danube by
the Ibrail bridge, while it is thought these re-
Inducements will join Gen. Zimmerman and
operate against the eastern side of the
Quadrilateral primarily against Silistria, while a
division of grenadiers and division of reserve
formerly before Plevna will go to Biela and
join the 18th army corps for the siege of Rust
chuk.
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NEW YORK.
The Missing Excise Com mi..i oner.

The Missing Il xcise G om missi Oner.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24-No tidings have yet
been heard of the alleged defaulting excise
commissioner Owen Murphy, and detectives are
still searching for him.
The Express says that late this afternoon in
formation was received at the police headquar-
tiers that two men, one of whom correspondent
in description with Commissioner Murphy, sail.
ed in the steamer Hindoo which left Jersey
City at o'clock Yesterday morning for Ham
burg and Bremen. The authorities in Bremen
have been telegraphed to, and should the per-
son prove to be Murphy measures will be taken
to procure his extradition through the state de-
partment.
VIM. Muire, arrested Saturday charged
with being concerned 10 the uttering of Quincy
ILL.,. forged bonds, was admitted to bail today
in $4,000.
The Police Commissioners.
1t was reported on authority today that
Mayor Ely would send to the Board of Alder
men the name of Henry E. Rowland (Rep. for
police commissioner in place of Joel Berhardt,
and that he would dismiss the charges against
the police board. The Board met at 2 o'clock
and adopted resolution on the motion of Mr..
Perray that they will not confirm any person
as police commissioner until the charges against
the three commissioners are finally disposed of.
The mayor has decided to do nothing 10 the
matter OF the commissioners for several days.
Secretary Sherman.
Secretary Sherman arrived here this after
noon and remains till Friday. 1t is reported
his visit is for consultation 10 regard to placing
the per cent loan in the market.
The Barclay Street Explosion.
The watch and some of the clothing of en-
eineer Hertzberger were found in the ruins of
the Broadway street fire today.
Movement TO Impeach Mayor Ely.
The Evening News says that several men,
bArs OF the Board of Aldermen of different po-
ltical faith assert today that Mayor Ely will
be lmpeached before Thursday. The charges
will be based on his honor's endeavor to mould
the action and course of the grand Jury; his
neglect to put the commissioners of accounts to
work on the books of the excise board and his
disregard of the strongly confirmed rumors in
the public press from private individuals, that
there was something wrong in the excise de-
partment: Motion to impeach Mayor Ely will
Gratis in the board and all the Republican mem
ber5
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DEADwooD. D. T., Dec. accompanies E. I
and Fl of the Eleventh Infantry, in command
of Major Charles G. Bartlett, arrived at Crook
City last evening from Cheyenne agency via.
the Fort Pierre route.
Maj. Bartlett reports though often hearing of
Indians along the road, he saw none. His
command crossed an Indian trail at Cheyenne
river crossing that led northwest and express
es the opinion that the Indians who committed
the depredations in this vicinity haye gone to
Little Missouri or Tongue river.
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Foreign Notes.

De Marcere, French Minister of the Interior
has ordered the projects to reinstate all the mu.
nicipal council dismissed since the 10th of May
The Asace-Lorraine provincial committee
has passed resolution expressing the wish
that Alsace-Lorraine should receive its owr
constitution as federal state and have repre-
sentative in the federal council of the German
empire.
The London Times correspondent announces
that ex-Queen Isabella of Spain has visited
Don Carlos. This fact causes much comment
Notwithstanding the statements published that
the visit had no signal significance.
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SALT LAKE, Dec 24.-Col. John Il. Smith,
commanding the 18th Infantry sent to Fort
Hall, Idaho to investigate the threatened war
with the Bannocks, has made demand for
the surrender of the Indians who murdered
Alexander r. Holden at Ross Fork. They
promise they will deliver them, but it is not be-
leved they will do it. They are we'll mounted
and insolent. 1t is thought they will make
trouble in the spring.
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HUNTS REMEDY cures Kidney, Bladder and
Glandular, Complaints, Diabetes Gravel, and
Female Weakness. HUNTS REMEDY cures
Retention and Incontinuence of Urine, Pain in the
-Baels-and ~I,oinss- Rrieft's- DfseasS, Excuses
1ntemperance and Nervous Prostitution. HUNTS
REMEDY cures Dropsy and all Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder and Urinaty Organs.
CLARK's TooTHAoHE DROPS cure instantly.
dec25 eod&w1w
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CUBA.
Insurgents Surrenderiu3.

HAVANA, Dec "a AN official telegram
from Sonati says 68 insurgents surrendered yes
terday in che central department. Among them
are the wife and family of Maxine Gomez.
The surrender Eof Gomez's family had been
previously offered. General Martinez Campos
permitted them to surrender either on the
wishes. To day 46 surrendered are reported ir
the central department.
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. rs.

the son to say that he is worthy of his sire.
He came to New York in his youth, has pros
pered exceedingly and is an eminently popular
and useful citizen, entirely worthy in all re-
spects to receive the distinction of being unaui-
mously designated as the head of the organiza-
ton which represents New England in the
American metropolis. YARMOUTH.
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CLAREMoNT, Dec. 24-Jonas Brooks we'll
TODD farmer in this place, left home very mys-
teriously quite early yesterday morning. No
alarm was felt for him till last night. as he had
heen in the habit of going off for day FREE
quently, always returning at night, Vlgilant
out effect 1t Is feared he has committed sui
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Cattle-recepts 1000 head /;
shipments 1900 head; choice Cattle are scarce sales
Steers at IS a IS.
Hogs-receipts II 900 head shipments 5000 head
light and mixed packing at 90 q 10; shipping
grades at Is q 4 %.
Sheep-receipts 800 head; shipments 900 head
sales at Is q 30.
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A Dishonest Postmaster.

at Morrsonvlle, Christian Co., ILL.,, has been
arrested for OBTAINING and destroying mail mat
ter from st. Louis, Chicago and De- atur.
Buxton is a merchant at MorrisonvilIe IS
well as postmaster. He is said to be well off,
and the drafts destroyed were drawn on him
by parties here and elsewhere, and sent to the
Morrisonville Bank for collection. He COZ
fessed to destroying two letters containing
drafta
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foremost, topmast, and jbboom. Had been 10 miles
west Of Lundy.
Sch armada Hall, from Portland for Havana, be-
fore reported ashore on Grand Cay, Bahamas has
been stripped and the materials sold at auction
Sch Mercy Il Trundy, Crowley, from Navsssa for
loss of sails.
Sch Fame, Thurlow, for Boothbay. parted cham
and went ashore at Newburyport night Goth. She
was hauled off without damage,
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwENTY-xouE
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Dec %, Il A. MY
For New England
northerly winds, clear or partly cloudy, colder
weather and falling or stationary barometer.
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MARRIED.

In Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth, Dec. %. by Rev.
Geo. w Barber, Charles Fl. Littlejohn and Miss Lot
lie Z. Rich both of Cape Elizabeth.
In Biddetord, Dee. %, at Christ Church, by Rev.
Medville Mclaughlin, Fred A Shaw and Miss Jea-
nette b. Plunkett, of Biddeford.
In Harrison, Dec. 9, Samuel S. Gray of Worcester
and Mrs. Marilla M. Foster of Harrison.
In Harrison, Oct. !, Benton l.. Swift and Miss
Chloe FL Stone of Paris
In Augusta, Dec. Is, Henry f. Chadwick and Alice
P. Smart.
In North Sedgwiek, Dec. 1, Addison P. Robertson
OF Bluehlll and Miss Abbie S. Young of Sedgwick.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. A-Job Fl. Jackson,
charged with embezzling money belonging to
Georgia, upon representing his affairs to the
governor and law officers of the state, has been
released, a nolle prosequi entered, and he has
gone to Wilmington, Del, with an autograph
letter from the governor proclaiming his limo.
cence of all charges.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in Charlotte

EAsTPoRr, Dec 24.-Alfred Damon of Char
lotte lost his house, two barns, all the provis-
ions and clothing by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000; insurance just run out.
Supposed Incendiary.
LEWISTON, Dec. PA sheriff's jury has in
vestigated the circumstances attending the FIRE
10 Driscoll's building, 2lst street, and find,
"There is probable cause to believe that the
fire was caused by Joseph G. Cook" Cook
lived in a tenement over the store and has
been arrested.
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Collision ON the Grand Trunk,

ST.. JOHNS, Quebec, Dec. PA collision
took place here this morning between freight
train of the Grand Trunk road aud Vermont
Central train, smashing several cars and injur-
ing McNab, the engine driver.
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MARINE NEWS.
Launched at Rath.

Launched at Bath.
BATH, Dec. 24.-Launched today by d. O.
Blasdell fine bark of TIA tons, notyet named,
owned by the builder and for sale.
Disabled Schooner Picked Gp.
WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-The signal observer
at Kitty Hawk reports that Bakers wrecking
steamer picked up about five miles northeast of
this station at II 80 this morning a schooner
with jurymast mast standing and people on
boara. She is now on her way to Norfolk.
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HEAVY Robbery,

NEW HAVEN, Dec 24-Oa SUNDAY the
house of Henry T. Nettleton of Durham was
entered by burglars and deeds and mortgages
valued at $4,000 were taken, also silver-plate,
clothing and $40 in money.
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The Boy Murderer Arrested.

Boston, Dec. A,-Hsnry Hickey, boy MUIR
derer, was arrested tonight. Hs had taken
refuge in the Catholic Orphans Home. He
says the shooting was accide ntal. He was SO
frightened he ran away.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


The Crispin Strike at Lynn.
LYNN, Dec 24-Labor troubles are iucreas-
ing here. Co-operatives of S. j. Hollis's shoe
factory, on Market street, struck to-day. The
cause of the strike was proposed reduction of
wages, and strikers were authorized ia their
strikers in til this city now D number over 800.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF Portland.
Monday, Dec. ~.

Monday. Dec. ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pBssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
Sch B Higgins, Higgins, Lamoine-dry fish for
market.
Sch Freedom, Alley, Jonesport, lar 20th)
Sch Empire, Ryan, Belfast for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Motley, PluMmer, Havana-Nutter, Kimball
g. Co.
Sch Motto Hand. Hand, Havana-A I. Hobson,
Sch Minnie Taylor, Taylor, Liverpool Ms, to load
for West Indies-kyan 81 Kelsey.
Sch Ocean Romp French, Machas and Cutler
Sch Harriet Newell, Benson, fremont and Blue
hill-Nath'l Blake.
BooTHBAY, Dec 18--sld sch N Miller, Lewis.
Boston.
Dec 19-Ar, sch Australia. Wheeler, Boston.
Doc 81 Ar, sch Mary Elizabeth, Duuton, from
Portland.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York oath, barque Annie Reed, Crowell,
Singapore.
Below. barque Mary Hale, Higgins, from Mar
settles.
Ar in Hampton Roads 23d inst, ship S Hersey,
Small, Liverpool.
Ar at New Orleans 23d, ship Saml Skolfeld, from
Liverpool.
Cid at Pensacola 23d, sch Henrietta. Cardenas.
AT at Demarara Sd inst, sch Pride of the East,
Lord, New York.
Ar at Bristol 23d, brig Helen Phnney, Sylvester,
Boston.
Ar at Liverpool 22d, ship Belle O'Brien, O'Brien,
Norfolk.
Std 22d, ship Raphael Sherman, Bombay.
Ar at London 23d inst, barque Nellie Brett, from
New York.
Ship Intrepid 1000 tons, built at Bath in 1863 and
now at New York, has been sold on German account
for $4,000.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Reaper, Poole. from Philadelphia, which ar
rived at Liverpool Sth inst, reports extremely
heavy gales from to C. and to Sc, between 9th
and 18th November and shifted car CO. but it was at
terward righted by the crew.
Brig Emma, OF Portland, from Cardiff for Havana
with coal, put back to Cardiff 9Th inst with loss of
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MATANZAS. Schr M A Hand-4S27 shocks and
heads a. IT'S hoops, 80 drums and LOG kits fish, 1000
pairs heading, 100 empty casks, and 220 bbls of
potatoes.
HAVANA. Brig Motley 1858 shocks and heads,
$500 hoops, IS drums fish, 80 kits mackerel.
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MONTREAL, Dec. 24-Henry and Julius
Davis, abscon3iog merchants from tn is city,
were arrested today at Plattsburg, N. Y, on
charge of forgery with view to extradition.
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Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND Dec. "a.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. 10y, 993 o.
Net Balances. ...,.. ................... 47S65 76
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DIED..

In this city, Dec. "a. Eleanor Hall, wife OF the late
please copy.l
Funeral services Wednesday forenoon at II oclk
In this city, Dec. %, Frank e. Twitcheil.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 81 O'clock
at the residence of II. +. McAster, at No. Deer
ing street. Burial private.
In this city, Dec. "a, Edward P. O'Neal aged 20
years months.
Funeral services Wednesday forenoon at ST. Do
mimic Church,
On Long Island, Dec 20. Jane N. Doughty, aged
months.
In Robbinston, Dec "a, Peter Thatcher Vose, aged
so years.
In Saco, Dec. 8, Mrs. Lydia a. Yates, aged 81 years
8 months.
In Saco, Dec g. Ichabod Stuart, aged 70 wears and
2 months. =
In Newcastle, Dec. 3, Mrs. Sarah Cushman, aged
In Oakland, CAL, Dec. ~, of heart disease James
A. Chase, aged ~ years,-formerly of Freeport.
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European Markets

EWFVRtHM NNHFKGE8s
LONDON, Dec. 24-12.3 30 P. M.-American securi.
States bonds 4as, 1889; 67s 1851; 1O4Os
l913 new 5's, 1863. Erie So preferred %. Illinois
Central 72a. New Jersey 13i.
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Failure.

PATTERSON, N. j., Dec. 24.-The Dale Man
ufacturing Co. is going into liquidation Liza
bllities 100000 to 100000; all secured but
$4,000.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Evening- Money at 6 a
per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange is quiet and
unchanged. Gold dull; all sales at 1929. Carrying
rates at q per cent. with exceptional loans fat.
Customs receipts $215,ooo Treasury disbursements
$lI 900 for interest and $55:SOo for bonds.
$6467 1926 against $5,16O3O5 for the corresponding
week in 1876.
Government securities a per cent. lower. Rail-
road bonds frmer and prices well maintained
The Stock Exchange Unexpectedly closed ct one
o'clock this afternoon, the governing committee
having decided to close up business from that hour
till Wednesday morning at II o'clock. The market
was very strong and the bulls had complete control
UP to the closing hour.
The TRANSACTIONS at the Stock Exchange today
aggregated 40 800 shares.
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Arrested for Murder Fourteen Years Ago
WILKEsBARRE, Dec 24.-Charles Sharp was
arrested at Wanamie this afternoon charged
with the murder of John H. Smith of Jeans
vile, Luzerne Co., fourteen years ago. The
prisoner denied his guilt.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to 9
" Trua On
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Providence Print Cloths Market.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 24.-The Printing cloth
market is dull and prices unchanged.
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THE DOMINION.

Financial Condition of the Province of
Quebec.
QUEBEC, Dec 24-An official statement of
the finances of the province of Quebec show a
balance on hand June 18th, last, of nearly So
100000.
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Boston Stock Market.


ISales at the Brokers' Board, Dec. 2i.l
2 Boston g. Maine Railroad ........,,....,..u
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FOREIGN PORTS.

n
Sid I'm Sydney NSW, Nov 8, barque Helena, Snow,
for Shanghai.
Sid I'm Calcutta Nov %, ship Lucille, Talbot, for
San Francisco.
Ar at Genao 10th inst, barque Adelaide Norris,
Turkey, New York.
Sid I'm Cagliari about 18th inst, schs Louisa Orr,
Orr, Portland.
Sid I'm Naples = inst, barque Ibis, Sawyer, lor
Tybee, Ga.
Ar at Liverpool 21at inst, ship Orient, Allen, from
Cid al London 22d inst, ship Charles H Southland
jackson, United States Red Cross, Rowland, tor
Tybee, Ga.
Sid I'm Londonderry 2lst inst, barque Mary Bak-
or, Sproui, Baltimore.
Ar at Demarara 18th inst, sch Theresa Keene
New York.
--latest byiEuropean steamers.l
Old at Liverpool 9Th inst, Santa Rosa, Gaul, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Holyhead 10th, Danl Barnes, Carter from
Liverpool sor Bombay.
Ar at Bristol 18th inst, R Cove. Hodgman from
New York.
Cardiff Put back 9Th, Emma, Buchanan, with
damage
Ar at Queenstown 10th inst, Bonny Doom, Cole
from Liverpool for MatanZas.
Seville-In the river 9th inst Nicola, Hooper, from
New York.
SPOKEN.
Nov 25 lat 80 N, lon IS W, ship Phineas Pendleton
Nichols, from Cardiff Oct 20 for Gale.
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Nov %, lat 80 N lon IS W, ship Phineas Pendleto
Nichols, from Cardiff Oct 20 for Gale.