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The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY. May 29.-The markets continue dull
with but little change. Sugars quite firm at 12sc
for granuated and 115c for Extra G. Flour is dull
and there is but little demand; prices have fallen
about Csc the past two days. Pork and Lard are dull
and there is but little demand.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
South Carolina RnnsIs.

COLUMBIA, May 29.-The Senate after
strong discussion on the House appropriation
bill, today struck out the fifth section, which
provided $270,OOO for the payment of the inter
est on the bonded debt of the state.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30

LOUISVILLE, May 29.-Ten Brock ran
against the fastest two miles today in the
presence of the largest number ever assembled
on the course of the Louisville Jockey Club.
st. Louis and Necy Hale were his companions
IN the race, the former in the first mile and the
latter in the second mile. He made the dis
lance in minutes 273 seconds, five seconds
better than True Blues and three seconds
quicker than McWhister's run yesterday. The
scene at the close of the race was one of wild
enthusiasm.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 9th. sch waDderer Wins

low, Portsmouth.
. sid 2sth, sch Clio Cbillcott Fullerton, Hallowen.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 26th. scbs Ida i Raw
from So Amboy tor Boston; Lyra, do for do: Olive
Port johnson for do; Ethan Allen and Mary HeIen
Philadelphia for Portland Hampden. do Tor Bangor;
W Freeman, Weehawken for Haverhill; Ada Ames
Rondout for Newburyport; e Nightingale NYork
for Eastport; Dexalo, Bangor for New Haven.
Ar 27th schs A Pike, from Philadelphia for Bos-
ton or Portland; NJ NJ Pote. Port johnson for Ban
gor: Fanny Flint, do for Portland: Richmond, do
for Saco; Volo, do for Portsmouth; larry Not Wee
hawken for Ipswich; Huntress. New York for Lubec
Mary Sands do for Augusta; Darling, FIN New
Bedford tor 81 George; Ne,e treat; Whitney f Fer
Union, do for Providence.
Sid. scbs Dresden, George, Annie Tlbbetts Judge
Tenney, Mary Jane, Irene Meservey, Fannie But
Ter, Addie Ames. Olive, Ethan Allen, w Freeman,
Hampden, Kenduskeag Grand Island:
Pm, 27th, sehs Addie kyersOn, Mahoney Car ar
New York for do: Elmiral, Smith, Jonesboro.
EDGARTOWN- Ar 26th schs Telegraph. from
New York for Saco; Monticello. do for Boston; Joe
Carlton, do for Saeo; Defiance, Delaware Breakwat-
er for Bath; Geo Prescott, New York for Vinal-
haven; Albert Jameson. do for Boston; JAS Henry,
Ar 9th. schs Ada Ames, from New York for New
buryport; d Ellis do for Portsmouth,; Allegheny,
I'm do for Boston; Post Boy, from Philadelphia for
Portsmouth.
BOSTON-Ar 2Sth barqus Shawmut Conner, Ro-
sario; schs Orient, Rogers Magdalen Island; Agnes.
Hodgdon, Richmond; Saarbruck, Clark, and Halle c
Bunker, Smith, Baltimore; G Z Rogers, Rogers, Ho-
boken; Wigwam. Field, Machias.
l w
| Addie G Bryant H Odiorne, May Morn, Defiance,
NJ Harris, Abbie WATSON.
Cid 23th, scbs NJ l. Crockett, Dean, Bangor; Chat
| tanooga Snare. do.
Ar 10th, barque Fl G Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Alex
andria; Victor Pond, st Perre schs Annie Tibbetts
Mitchell. Arroyo; o d Withere Garfield. Balti.
more; Uriah B Fisk, Rogers, Baltimore; Sarah +
| Bird, Merrill, Weehawken; Veto, Thorndike, Hobo
ken; Almeda. Smith. Hoboken; Eagle, Robbins. fin
| Port johnson; Mary B Harris, Coombs, Port John
/ son; j w Drisko. Mitchell, do.
CID 10Th, schs Mary Drury, Gage for Kennebec
| ) Jordan, Crowell, Baltimore; Almeda Smith, fol
/ Eastport; Merwln. Pierce. Kennebec.
| SALEM-Ar 2Sth, schs VIM Flint. Pendletou, Port
| johnson; Oliver Jameson, Campbell, Rondout; Mar
/ tina Weeks, Somes. do.
/ Sid 2Sth. schs Winslow Morse. and Pacific.
| NEWBURYPORT = Sid 18th. schs Minnesota
| Coombs, Machas; Triton, Rand, Bangor; Gen Scott
Rich. Calais; Quoddy, Young, Lubec.
| PORTSMOUTA-Ar 2Sth, schs Hattie E King
| Crowley, Baltimore; Georgia, Dodge, Port johnson
Sid 9th. sch S Bragdon, for New York
BANGOR-Ar 28th, sch Railroad, Webster, from
| Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
DIED.

In this CITY, May 90 Clara Ella True, daughter of
Benz S. and Mary E. True. aged % years months
and 10 days.
burial services this afternoon at 8 o'clock, at
No. II Munjoy street.
In South Wndham May %, Mr.. Frederick Smith,
aged so years months.
In Gray, May 20, Miss Marietta S. Colley, youngest
daughter of BENZ. f. and Charlotte l.. Coley.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk.l
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30

Chicago Cattle Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 29.--The Printing cloths
market quiet and prices firm and unchanged-at Ale
for standard and extra Ga K Ga spots and futures.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
TURKEY.
Status Of E0reign Subiects


Status of Foreign Subjects,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 29.-Foreign ambas-
sailors have been informally assured by the
Porte that a state of siege will not interfere
with the privileges of foreign subjects. Pro-
ceedings will only be taken against foreign
subject with the concurrence of his consul.
ExiIed for Connection with the ofta De-
m0nsiration.
The newspapers state that among those ex-
lied for participation in the last Sofia demon.
stration are Aghiah Efendi, councillor of
state; Ismail Bey, chief of department in the
foreign Office; Emin Bey, formerly chamberlin
to the Sultan; Abchil ASH and Kemal Bey and
Mouhir Boy, journalists.
Redif Pasha DictatOr-ForeignR Residents
of Constantinople Alarmed.
LONDON, Mary 29.-The Standards Constan
tinople special has sent the following via
Athens, 25th inst:
Redif Pasha, Minister of War, is now dicta-
tor, and for a time more powerful than ever.
Great anxiety prevails among the European
population, who fear that during the state of
siege if news of fresh disasters arrives there
will be collision between the!populace and the
troops. Our position is one of very great dan-
ger.
Foreigners 10 be admitted into the Otto
man service-The Situation mt COnstan-
tinOple.
LONDON, May 29.-The morning Post gives
prominence to the following:
The Turkish government has decided to adj
NIT fOreiDers to its service. A number of gen.
tlemen who have had experience in our own
army are about to join the Ottoman forces.
Among these volunteers is Hon. w. Drum
mond. The widest rumors are in circulation
concerning the condition of affairs in Constan-
tinople. 1t is said that a conspiracy has been
discovered against the dynasty with ramifca.
tions in the provinces. The court martial is
sitting with closed doors. The only certain
fact is that Mahmoud Domod Pashs insists up
on drafting all Sofas in the army
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Bristol. E, 26th inst, sch Ella Storer Wade
New York.
Ar at Bremen 2sth, ship VIM Woodbury., Schmidt
Baltimore; barque Doris Ekof, New York.
Ar at Gloucester, E, 2Sth inst, barque G Reusens,
Leighton, Boston.
Ar at Liverpool 2sth inst, ship Reunion, Curtis,
Lobos; brig Stillman, IIbbetts. Bay Islands, NF
Ar at Boston 2Sth, barQue H g Mcfarland, McFar-
land, Alexandria
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush corn meal to g
w True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
Foreign Notes.

The Spanish government has decided to for.
bid pilgrmages or religious Manifestations
which may form pretext for Carlst propa-
ganda. In view of the antagonistic attitude
shown by section of the Episcopal clergy tn.
ward it, the government has made REPRESENTA-
ton to the Vatican to use its authority to dis.
suade recalcitrants from creating embarrass-
ments.
Romero, ex.Mexlcan Minister to Washington.
has been appointed Mexican Secretary Of the
Treasury, and Trinidad Garcia Secretary of the
Interior.
Pedro Valdez, with some filibusters. was de-
feated by the Mexican troops May 16.
Inc queen or Holland is i'll and her condition
causes some excitement,
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30

The envoy Of Mrs. Gen. Sherman, President
had private audience with the Pope in the
hall of the Vatican Sunday morning. A num-
Der of geographical maps were presented to the
Pope, also $lA. 900 in gold from the arch do
cese OF Baltimore, and $4,000 from other do
ceses.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
ON THE DANUBE.

BUCHAREST, May 29.-Tho Gear will on his
arrival formally take command of both the
Russian and Roumanian armies. All cause of
jealousy will thus be avoided. This, however,
does not alter the arrangement by which the
Russian army remains on the northern bank Uf
the Danube.
VIENNA, May 29-Emperor Francis Joseph
and the Gar will meet at Hermanstadt.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
FOR EIGN.
The TurcO-RuSSian War.
The Reported Recapture Of Arda-
han Confirmed.
The Gar to Command the Rus
sian and ROunanian Armies,
THE PEACE PARTY SUCCESSFUL IN
THE SERVIAN ELECTIONS.
Affairs ut COnstantinOple i'm a
Bad Way.

THE AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.
The Recapture Of Ardahan Confl med.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May Determination
has been received here of the reported recap
ture of Abraham.
Russians Evacuate Sell.
Intelligence from Sukum-Kaleh states that
the Russians have evacuated and Turks occu-
pied the fortress of Sell. The Russians have
evacuated the whole coast line of the Abazeo
country.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30

Slowly falling barometer, rising temperature,
south to west winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
nIacMahon Bound to Stick.
CUBA.

New YORK, May 29.-The guuboat Ossipee.
which recently made tour Of the harbois OF
the island of Cuba, found the Spanish officers
exceedingly formal and coldly polite to the
that Cienfuegos, Santiago, Nuevitas and other
smaller parts of the eastern end of the island
are all so closely beleaguered inland by the in
surgents that only the presence of large num-
Der of Spanish gunboats at each place prevents
bans.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
Foreign Imports.


CARDENAS. Schr Ryerson-298 hhds 40 ties mo
Iasses to Geo Hunt s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
MARINE n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, May 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Addie Ryerson, Mahoney, Cardenas-29s hhds
40 ties molasess Ia Geo S Hunt q Co.
Sch Alta V Cole. Cole, Philadelphia-coal to Sar-
gent. Dennison & Co.
Sch Ethan Allen. Blake, Philadelphia-coaI to Ran.
dali g. McAllister.
Sch Clara w Elwell, Long, Philadelphia-coal to
Rounds q Dyer.
Sch Mary Helen, Sanborn. Philadelphia.
Sch Nellie Sawyer. Hall. Perth Amboy-coal to
Rounds & Dyer.
Sch Fanny Flint, Warren, Port Johnson-coal to
Maine Central RI.
Sch Ellen Perkins. Mitchell, New York-coal to
Forest City Sugar Refinery.
Sch Surprise, Seaman, New York-moulding sand
Sch Congress, Willard, New York-eoal to Jos H
Poor & Bro.
Sch Iowa, Welch Fairhaven-nails to Smith, lib
belts g. Co.
Sch Fred jackson, Pettengill, Boston.
Sch Gypsy, Handy, Gouldsboro, Ear 27th.)
CLEARED.
Baraue Geo Kingman, Howes, Norfolk, Va-Chase,
Leavitt & Co.
Sch Ontario. Lunt, Calais-NathI Blake.
Sch Freeport, Alley, Jonesport-Nathi Blake.
Sch Ant Seayey, Addison-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Marietta, Davis, Round Pond-NathI Blake.
Sch Globe, Smith, Bangor, to haul out tor repairs.
Sch Hannah McLoon, Keen, Rockland-master.
SAILED-Barques Anna, Minnie, and Geo King
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
FRANCE.
De BrogIie's Circular.

PARIS, May 29.-The Duke De Broglie has
issued a circular recommending the SUBMISSION
of the Communists apologies and false views,
especially the insinuations that France fayors
a foreign war.
nIacNahon Bound to Stick,
The Moniteur declares that President Mac
Mahon will not resign in any event.
The BonaparIfsts Coming to the Front.
LONDON, May 20 The Bonapartists will get
the lions share of the appointments under the
new French ministry, causing considerable un-
A special from Rome to the Times saws: 1t is
stated that President MacMahon has sent an
autograph letter to the Pope, expressing conf
dence that in the serious position in which
France now stands, his Holiness would con-
ad
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
METEOROLOGsCAG,
For New England.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNA1l
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
May 80 II A. MY
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30

WISCASSET, May Esd, sch Franklin, Green
leaf, Boston,
May 24-Sld, sch Maria Louisa, Thurrell, Saco.
May 25-Sld, sch War Eagle, Frisbee, Boston.
May 2S-Sld. sch Coquette, Shortwell, Boston.
Ar. schs G w Dexter. Dunton, and Niger, Alley,
Boston. Also, PM, five yachts from Portland.
LAUNCHED-At Pembroke 25tb, the barque Elinor
vernep, owned by parties in Pembroke and New
York. and to be commanded by Capt A Copp. late
of brig Alton. She is to load deals at Calais or st
John for Europe.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30
TFRoM DIR ooRREspoNpENT

IFhOM OUh
KENNEBUNKPORT, May 27-Ar, sch Canton
Rankin, Bangor.
May 29-Ar, sch Hattie Turner, Hopper, from Will
mington, NC.
SOUTHWEST HARBOR, May 21-Ar, schs 7
Haynes Richardson, Boston; Jas Lawrence, Muir
ply, Somes' Sound for Boston,
May 23-Ar sch Clara Sawyer. Branscomb, Calais
for Philadelphia.
May 24-Ar, scbs Alice Dean, Gardiner Portland
for Pembroke; King Phillip, Houston, Bucksport for
Grand Banks,
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-30

Miniature Almanac ............. May 30.
I'm rses. :. ........420 High water. ..... LOO AM
I'm sets. ............735 Moon rises. .....11 O3 PM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24
FROM PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, w. VA, Nov. %, 1877.
Edward White, who lately moved from
rear Oakland, to this place, died last night
at eight o'clock, Of consumption.
Mrs. III. g. WorthingtOn, who has been
seriously III with rheumatism for the
past tw" weeks il now convalescent.
Clayton Phipps, the hickory man, ro.
turned from Boston Monday. Mr..
Phipps will run his mill day and night
during tho winter.
Mrs. A. Staley Shaw presented Dopu
ty Sheriff shaw with pair OF fine twin
boys on last Mond ". Weight. 7 and 3
pounds mott. all are doing we'll. Sttley
says ho does not want to be Sheriff IL on
ly a deputy will have two.
J.. p. White is studying the German
Ian uage with view.
For the benefit Of Portland patrons o,
the school. We will saw tber, Is nothing
In the law that prSscribes how small
scholars shall be punished. Teachers
must make their own rdles for govern
ing their schools. Keeping them IN Is
too mild.
We understand the shook business
will shortly open again in Crtnberry. -
This we arc sorry fer. Mr.. Jones saws
he will only work up what material he
has On hand which is an immense
amount,
Mr.. Cunningham delivered two fine
temperance lectures in this pl zee last
week. Mr.. g. IL y fine lecturer a id seems
very earnest in the cause; the attendance
was sum. Murphy stock is below par
In Portland. Dos.
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A lady sent note to the newspa.
per TO get recipe to cure whooplDg
cough IN 4 pair of twins. b. mis-
take receipt Tor p'ckhnA eoions
unconsciou-iv inserted, aud her name
attached, and received tins snsweI
through the Auewers to Corrrspon-
deu,s: Mrs. l. II B.-If not too
young, skin tuem pretty c,osay.
lmmerse III sca ding water, spuukie
plsntliuily with salt, and Immrree
thsm iJr a week H. strong brine.
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FROM LYON DISTRICT.

LYON Nov 10, 1877.
Ed'Nr Argus:
SO you think that sonle oil your
correspondents have gone to sleep2
But | think they have been 80 com.
pletely amazed at the election re-
turns from Pennsylvsn,a that before
they recovered their cpmposure you
hat gone TO press. Why, our fn,nd
Whittnker. who liz the champion Re
publican oi this corner aud who has
cen sojourning at Fayette Citv this
summer, upon receiving the news
turned bic back upon the Keystone
State IN disgust. md IL now at home
discussing the Turco- Russian war
news. Never mind, Joe, this is an
"off vesr."
a new Time hook went into effect
on the B & o, Road yesterday. but
there Is no material change in the
time OF trains except way train " eat,
winch now passes function at 2 As
7. M; all other trsiua run WITHIN
ten minutes Of their old time Fri
IL very light on tie road at the pres.
emit
Tue prospect for he Austen min %
Pen'ng No seems to he pretty good
M A j. BIus6eld has returned
from Baltimore where he was atten-
dung the law SUIT between Messrs
Shsffer and Bonsfeld and Anthony
Trxtsr. 1t will be remembered by
mAny OF your readers that Mr.. Tex
ter pretended 10 iail about wear
40, aud rendered no statement 0.
ais hus near 10 bis creditors which
induced then 10 ,ske 70 per cent. ~
compromise; IT afterwards became
Known that tins statement was fraud.
ulent II the extreme, whereupon
Messrs. S. aud B brought suit in
the u 5 Crur, ~ B dtm"re and re-
coived verdict for the full amount OF
their claim. As matter of course Jay
came home all smiles, but they passed
away very suddenly upon finding that
jock Kalbaugh had stole .'Twistor." and
we soon oxpec' TO hear of another suit
"Bonafield w. Ralbaugh"
The new store house and depot, at Tun-
Melton, will soon DO under roof
Mfr. Browns house Is fias nearing com
pleIOn.
q. j. Shaffer's house Is ready to raise
aud no expects 90 have IL under roof
within a week.
Mr.. w. s. Raymond. who has been on
duty in tho telegraph OIL %, at Grafton
will return t. the west end this week.
40 will DO glad 10 welcome Mr.. n. back.
qnt very sorry TO lose Uncle Ben" who
has been manipulating tho Keys in his
stead. GUud night,
ONCE A WEEK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24
GIVE EN- L. BOYS"
[ From the Mo,ganto,rn Post !

Eiom The Ao,garto,rn Post
A goo story lie told Of on, good
Old trend. Rev b, Presiding
Elder OF the NJ Z Conference OF
one OF our Conference d,s' r,cIs,
which serves to illustrate his over
flowing zes, in whatever be is eu-
gagged IN:
R-v NJ. B was. a. many Of gu,
readers are .wsre. Chaplain o, ia,
p West Va. Infantry during ia.
late rebellion HIS symp.t h,.s WEI,
earnest IN e.hsii o: me Umon cause.
aud ms heart was full OF r,ousm
FIR has country. During the bait =
OF Cross Keys, Eve beheve) az our
informant tells u, at the Timing
poi.t OF the encounter our bnvs got
the better OF the "Tebs, and started
hem or the "skedsddle. O course
az the rebel line b. gan o wsve.
there vas shout of eIu tAtior from
the Union soldiers. Bro. b
WAS IN the thickest OF The fight, too.
although his position was that OF
Chaplain OF the regiment. BIT be
dldi t care tor the ay,ue bullets br
stood by the boys" and wanted to
see them win. Finally the rebp
lane broke. aud away went the John.
MES" Tell over the hill, with
b bue COATS In bot pursuit. Then
there was snothe, yell OF exul, alton.
The excitement was, OF course, a
lever heat, aud brother b was
worked up o The highest pitch. H.
yelled snd huirshea with the veto
rlous boyH, and seizing gun as the
victors were pouring the hot shot
into the "rehs." in the heat OF the
moment aud during the overhowng
rxuoeronce OF his zeal 10 could not
he Up but cry out to the Union forces
give en- h, boysl
Tue boys did give 'em h" aud
won splendid victory, aud we ton I
believe there will ever be mark
entered against Bro. B for the
strong language ssed In that emer-
grncy, where such strong language
WAS go ex ressIve.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

We learn from the Morgantown
Post that the graduating class OF
'he University, last year, Ia engaged
os follows:
Brown = studying law With hrs ia
Their, IA KIuswood; Ollie is in the
same occupation with his father 10
this lace; Hawthorn Is teaching
and studying law 10 Kngwoo !;
Hood IL studying medicine il Btu
more; r gers do. with DIS. Buck
OF Morgantown; Smith IL teaching
and rfudyIng law in k,venswood;
Snlvely ~ teaching at Graflou:-
Steele IL teaching At B ,ndorvl,le;
Stewart ~ tutor ~ The u Iv.rslty
a de = se.2-we cant lust now
rrmsubei an, other who are ~
gagged ~ tIlllng Tie SOIL OF naming
raj s MI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

a STRANGE TIME -Thls strange
ttwn WAS e I'd with strange mus
rians on las, Friday uIeht. They
made strange music on strange IN
strum sUts and caused strange feel
InPs TO come over 4 strange peopie
who were engaged IN A strange alec,
At = Strange time OF the night
Strange rem marks have been male by
our strange people sbour The strange
band tbs' made such strange music;
and even the strange old maids.
who are aiways tbe strspge.t o.
strange people and who were strange
y ssreuaded At such strange time
and ~ such arrange way. tbiLk IT,
80 s'rsng-l Bnt be strange boys
Wno wsntei some straHge exc, ci4e
invested 10 some strange instfu-
meots, mouth organs, &c.. and
went out that strange night and
gave almost every fanny IN town =
strange serenade. aud caused every
strange cat TO new, sud every
strange dog 10 bark until the strange
morning appeared and gave the
strange "gos-ips' strange chance
to indulge in their strange remarks
How strange