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BY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE NEWS.
Launching atsBath.

Launching atsBaih.
BATH, June 1.-Launched to-day by Goss
& Sawyer, fine, ship of 1900 tons, named
Forest Belle, owned by the builders. w. II.
BESSIE of New Bedford, Capt. Allen Noyes
late of the bark Alden Besse, who commands
her, and others.
Launching ut WaIdoboro'.
WALDoBoRo', June 1.-THE new ship Willie
Reed 1900 tons, built by A. r. Reed & Co,
was successfully launched this forenoon. She
is built of white oak and hard pine; length of
keel, 1s9 feet; depth, 26 feet; breadth, 40 feet.
No pains or expense:have been spared to make
her first-class and one of the best vessels ever
built here. She is owned by the builders,
parties in New York, and Capt. o. S. Yates Of
Bristol, who will command her. She rates A !,
eleven years, French Lloyds
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Wife Murder.

TILToN, N. H., June 11.-Charles Il. Paysons
living on a farm three miles from Tilton
attacked his wife this afternoon, coming be-
hind her while washing and struck her three
blows with an axe, cutting two gashes over four
and one in the shoulder. The wounds are
probably fatal Officer Long arrested him
soon after. Payson was arrested by his wife s
two sons, who held him till the officers come.
He was intoxicated.
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Accidental ShOOtin z

BENNINGTON. VT, June 11.-Yesterday af-
ternoon a young man named Blow, accompan.
led by two young ladies, cousins eff the same
name, and their little four year old brother,
were walking. in a field near Sufield Blows
house, east Of Bennington, the young man
having an old shot gun which was capped but
supposed to be unloaded. To frighten the girls
he snapped the guu at them, when going off it
hit one in the right breast and the other 10 the
back. From one wound 70 shot holes were
counted and possibly it is fatal. The other
was slightly wounded.
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ON THE DANUBE.
The Russian Plan of Crossing.

LONDON, June ia special from Vienna to
the Times says: 1t would appear that the Rus
sian points for crossing the Danube will be
chosen east and west of the Turkish quadrilate-
raj, and while the eastern column keeps in
check the Turkish force massed about the fort
resses the western column will act as a field
army operating against the flank or rear. The
line chosen for the operations of the western
column is a most advantageous one, for along
it lies fair roads over the Balkans. Although
the Turks are outnumbered by the RUSSIANS
yet by taking up central position between
Pleuna and Bella with the help of monitors and
batteries, they may throw considerable obsta-
Giles in the way of crossing
Five Russian Torpedo Boats Sunk.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 11.-Admiral Musta-
pha states that five Russian torpedo boats were
destroyed in the attack on the Turkish iron
clads at Sulina mouth of the Danube.
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Terrific HaiI Sforn,

CINCINNATI, June 11.-The Commercial,s
Leroy, Ill, special says that a terrific hail
storm swept over that portion of Mclean
county to-day. In few moments the pronnd
was covered several inches deep with hail
must inevitably result to corn and fruit. In
some places trees were stripped almost bare
Of foliage and fruit. The severe rains and cold
OF the past few days have done mischief to all
kinds of crors
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New Laredo Threatened by EscobedO.

GALVESTON, Texas, June ia New Lare-
do special says Gen. Escobedo and Col. Sain, of
his staff, arrived here yesterday. Escobedo has
not made his appearance in public yet. but his
staff officers are actively engaged in organizing
a force to attack New Laredo, opposite this
place; Two hundred men are reported en-
attacking party. The Diaz officials are much
alarmed. Col. Estrada, the commandant who
is absent has been hastily summoned to his
post. One hundred and fifty regulars have
been ordered to New Laredo from Piedras.
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A Gang of Horse ThIeves Exposcd.

New YORK, June 11.-Wm Truedel, arrest
ed on Saturday by vigilance committee at
gang of horse thieves, extending through Hi
nois and Missouri, including many people
believed to be respectable, one of whom named
Lowe is preacher who recently got up re-
vival, at the meetings of which his confederates
could steal horses. Lowe has been arrested
and is now in Jail at Havana, Ill.
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Havana Market.

quetness reigned In expectation of favorable reaction
abroad and prices were unchanged. Stock in ware
house at Havana and Matanzas 2SS, 900 boxes and
6oOO0 hhds; receipts for the week at Havana and
Matanzas 1880 hhds and 800 hhds exports for the
week 900 boxes and 1900 hhds including 310O boxes
and 100 hhds to the United States.
Tobacco is arriving in abundant quantities, but
must cool off as the leaf is yet too green for manu-
tacturers purposes; prices were Kept private, but
safely computed at $50 q $50, gold, y qtl according
quality and assortment.
Freights have diminished, with inquiry rates I'M
steady; tonnage, however, scarce; loading at Ha-
vana for the United States per box of Sugar 75c "a
l. W; hid OF Sugar 90 q 25; loading at ports on
the north coast Outside port for the United States
P hid Sugar IS a 90.
Spanish Gold 226. Exchange firm and unchanged
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NEW YORK.
Reception to Gov. Robinson.

New YORK, June ia reception was given
Gov. Robinson tonight by the Democracy of
New York: The procession from the head
Square with surging crowd. A display Of
calcium lights and colored rockets was made
there and at Tammany Hall. The Governor in
speech said he would aid every attempt to
restore to the city the constitutional right
enjoyed BY every other locality in the state, to
govern itself. Towards the close of his speech
he alluded to national politics and said the
pathway of fraudulent elections is the high.
way to national death. If the Republic is to
endure we have looked for the last time upon
the Inauguration of national executive who
never was elected.
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Nebraska Crops.

OMAHA, June 1.-THE Bee has specials from
forty-one places throughout the state tonight
that the prospect continues highly favorable
especially for small grain. Corn is not good on
account of continued heavy rains and cool
weather. Grasshoppers have done very little
damage aud seem to be disappearing.
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ITALY.

Liberals Successful in the Elections,
ROME, June 11.-Canadan Pilgrims have ar
rived here.
The elections have commenced for the pro-
vincIal councillors of Rome, and have so far
resulted favorably to the Liberals. No clerical
candidates have been successful.
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. AT ProVidence-Buckeyes /, Rhode Islands
AT CONGRATULATIONS 4, Athletics 2.
o A' Observation-Disclosures 5, Alleghanys
Az. howell--Lowells 9, Maple Leafs l.
AZ 6inghampton-Eries Ii, Crickets Z.
Az OF. Louis-St Louis IL, Cincinpatis 2
AT Chlcago-Louisville 8, Chicagos 4.
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LONDON, June 11-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 81 II 1G
for money and account.
LONDON, June HIP. 30 ?. M.-American secu1i-
ties-United States new IS, 1879 new AIS, 1O4s IL
lnois Central 49,; New York Central 81.
LIVERPOOL, June 11.--1230 P. M.-Cotton market
buoyant; Middling uplands at 3-16d; do Orleans
at 6sd; sales 10000 bales including 1900 bales for
speculation and export. Receipts cotton to-day 225C
bales, all American.
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LORD DERBY,s NOTE.
Russia's Reply Communicated to all the
Powers.

LONDON, June ia correspondent in Der
lin telegraphs that after the Russian reply to
Earl Derby's note, which pointed out the limits
of England's neutrality, had been presented in
London by Count Schouvaloff, Baron Obril, the
Russian Ambassador in Berlin, confdentially
communicated its contents to the German gov
eminent, leaving a copy with the Minister of
Foreign Affairs. Baron Bulow, the German
Ambassador to London, had an audience with
the Emeror on Saturday, and it is believed that
the interview had some connection with the
Russian reply. 1t is stated on trustworthy au.
thority that the reply has been simultaneously
communicated to all the powers.3
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CUBA.

HAVANA, June 10 via Key West-Havana
post Office officials have set at defiance the pro-
visions of the international postal treaty, and
continue to charge extra postage of about %
United States and which should be delivered
here postage free.
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CRETE.
A Rising Imminent.

says the Porte having finally rejected the de-
mands of the Cretan Assembly, the Christian
population of Crete are now firmly resolved to
defend their rights by force of arms. A gene
raj rising is expected. Partial insurrectionary
movements in Epirus and Thessaly are assum-
ing more decided character.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Sld TN the Pass 9Th, ship John
Watt, Deshon. for Havre.
PASCAGOULA-Ar 9Th, sch Stampede, Dow, I'm
Indanola
MOBILE-Cid 9th, sch Harry L Wilton. Rich,
Boston.
PENSACOLA-Ar 4th, sch Mary Power, Wiley,
New York.
JACKSONVILLE-Cld 4th, sch w H Prentice,
Prentice, Albany.
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FRANCE.

Pacific A Assurances from Germany.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Messenger de Paris an
nounces that Prince Hohenlohe, the German
Ambassador, gave the French government yes
terday the most satisfactory assurances of Ger
many's pacific intentions.
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Four ships drawing Is feet 8 inches to 20
feet and inches put to sea through southwest
pass at New Orleans yesterday without deten-
tion. Bark Arno drawing IS feet inches went
through the jetties.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Mystic Park,

Mystic Park.
Boston, Jnne 1.-THE June meeting at the
Mystic Psrk closed today. Day and track
good. The 2.24 race for purse of $500 was
won BY g Honest Harry. Time-2.2444, 24a,
225, 225.
The 2.3S class, purse of $500, was won by b g
Powers. Time-229. 2.3O, 235.
Heavy Failure,
Ex-Mayor II. A. Blood of Fitchburg, late
manager Of the Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg
railroad, filed petition in bankruptcy here to-
day. Liabilities foot up 81, 52S, 31O.4S. Assets,
including all assets pledged and all stocks and
bonds at par, aggregate $1,31O,6Oo. Among
the creditors are the Continental Mills, Lewis.
ton, 100000.
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MARRIED.

In Gorham, June 8. by Rev. W. j. Twort, Clarence
II. Dana and Miss Nellie j. Deguio; 10th, Willard
ham.
In Waldoboro, May 10, Capt. F. A. Hutchins of
biddeford and Mrs. Mary Clark of Waldoboro.
and Miss Laura E. Taylor ASa
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DEPARTURE OF .TEAMsHIPs
n -EW 3.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WOnday, j une i Il.
ARRIVED.

Monday, June II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Charlie 81 Willie, Cousins, Philadelphia for
Camden.
Sch Hattie M Mayo, Hickey, Portsmouth, To load
for Calais or Eastport.
Sch Olio, Henderson, Pittston for Boston.
Ar 1Oth-Sch Clara Fletcher, Sargent. Ponce, Pr
ot as before)45 hhds sugar, 293 bids 81 tics molas
ses to Phnney s. jackson.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg New York Henry
Fox.
Sch Fred jackson, Pettengill, Bass River, Ms, to
load deals for Dublin, 1re-J Winslow & Co.
Sch Walsh, (Br) Odell, Bear River, NS-Yeaton
q Boyd.
Sch Surprise, Manter Plymouth-Nathr Blake.
Sch Lunet, Kinds, Calais-master.
SAILED-Barque Golden Sheaf; brgs Fannie
Tucker, and Emma; schs Fred Jacxscn Mary Helen,
Mary Augusta, and others.
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RISING CRETE IMMINENT.
Signs of a M0slem Revolt jim
Bosnia.

THE AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.
ASnccessfal Sortie from Knrs.
CoNsrANTIDoPLE, June 11.-Mukhtar Pasha
under date of June 10th, telegraphs that the
garrison of Kars made successful artillery
sorte and pursued the enemy.
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC, I
June Is, Il A. M.))
For New England.
rising barometer, winds mostly from the south,
stationary or higher temperature and clear or
partly cloudy weather
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DIED,

June 9th, Miss Minnie l.. Nc Laughm, aged IS
years months Is days. boston and New York pa
pers please copy.l
In Brownfeld, May 20. Alpha Mansfield, aged p
years.
In Rockland, May Is, Mr. Thomas W. Spear, aged
SO years months.
In Warren, May II, Miss Mercy j. Matthews, aged
20 years months.
:, In Rockland, May IS, Mrs. Hannah. wife of Luke
Casey, aged 60 years.
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Foreign Imports.

PICTOU, Ms. Schr W-259 tons coal to G
Railroad.
PONCE, RI. Schr Clara Fletcher-54 hhds sugar,
292 hhds 81 tics molasses to Phinney s. jackson.
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Ship st John Smith, York, at San Francisco from
Liverpool, reports, Jan 81 lat Al 40 n, Ion II W,
Antonio Poietlch, seaman, tell from the ioreroyal
mast to the deck and was instantly killed. He was
81 years of age and native OF Austria.
Ship Saml watts, Lermond, at San Francisco from
New York, reports heavy weather and sprung tore
and ma.nmasts. win put in new masls.
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Domestic Markets.

Providence Print Cloths Market
PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 1.-THE Printing cloths
market quiet but strong at 4sc cash for standard and
extra GA x CAS-.
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Eastern Railroad. ......................... AZ
'.uo. ~
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth R, ........ @ I'll
Eastern Railroad (new bonds. ..........-@ 521
Boston 81 Maine Railroad rs. ........... 1103 "a Ill
Boston q Maine Railroad. ..,.,,,.,,,,,,, II "a 921
Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern R. new 81 bonds. ............. 52k
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Ar at San Francisco 10th inst, ship Rufus f Wood,
Davis, Newcastle, e, (Jan 23).
!, Ar at Queenstown 9th inst, ship Humboldt, from
San Francisco.
Ar r at Pernambuco May s, brig Sportsman. Blan-
chard, MauritIus.
st Marys.
Ar at Bath 1Orh, barque Jennie Sweeney, Liverpool
Dow, Falmouth E.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos May 80, barque Sarah Staples,
Tor Philia@oephia; sch Mary Harmon. Scaite,!do
Ar at Caibarien LIST inst, barque Endeavor, Mount
fort, New York; brig Frontier, Henley st Thomas;
Ellen Munroe, Knowles, Boston.
Ar at hayana Sd inst. brig Gazee, Dickson, Phila-
delph1a; 4Cn. schs l. 81 nj Knowles, Harrington, from
Maehias; Alfred Keen. Keating st John. NIB.
SID 4th, paIque Norena, Mailman, tor Sagua and
North OF Hatteras; Eudorus, Prince, do do sch Adj
die Jordan, Leavtt, do and Baltimore.
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst, brig Y Rionda, from Port
land; sch Nellie Bowers, Stackpole, Boston; 18th,
brig j W Hunt, Hunt, Barbados, to load tor North
Sid I'm Sagua list, brig Ciytie, Dow, North of Hat
teras; sch Lowell, Simpson, Portland; brig Ma
~ Bartlett, Smith, New York; CS Packard, Ames
Ar at Buenos Ayres Apl 16, barque Isaac jackson,
Welsh, Portsnd 2lst. Anna Walsh, New York.
In port Apl ~, barque Chas Lewis, Race, from
Portland; Orig Carrie Winslow, Mozart, for NYork
few days..
Sid TN Bombay previous to 9th, ship Carrie Clark,
Stowel Havre.
Ar at Falmouth 9th, ship Castine, Avery, Batavia.
ar at haVre Sth inst. Darque III Hussey, Darrah,
Charleston.
LAUNoBElD2,n:,Aat Waldoboro 18th inst, by R Reed
& Co, ship Willie Reed 1900 TONS classed AL eleven
years. She Is owned by the builders, Capt Yates,
of Bristol, who is to command her. and others.
At Bath 1ltn, py G0ss 81 Sawyer, ship Forest Belle,
1900 tons, owned by the builders, Capt Noyes who
is to command her, and parties III New Bedford
Brig Mary A Rich, Ala tons, built at winterport in
1868, has been sold at New York ON Norwegian ac-
count, for 5000.
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
W Irue & Co
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MORNING NOVEMBER 1877

G'KHRaY Cow" oaA FnHrso ExouR.
Eoa.-Mr. Joseph Murphy, the comedi.
an, Of sKerry Cow fame, who Is an ar
dent lover ofpiicatotial sports, yesterday
accepted an invitation 70 accompany .
party OF gentlemen on fishing excur-
sion up the river. The party, consisting
Of Manager Hamilton and Messrs. Chas.
Kemble, Henry shRllcrosS and Chas.
Miller, took the early train On the Cleve.
land 4 Pittsburgh road and stopped
of at Portland station In time 10 break.
fast at Capt. Thomas Moore's. Alter
breakfast, accompanied by VIII. Moore,
they proceeded 70 the river and declared
open war upon the hnny inhabitants
thereof, agreeing without 4 dissenting
voice that no quarter should be given or
asked. They got their work In, TOO. Al
least three fish were lured to sure and
certain destruction. Charley Kemble
caught hsh. 10. Murphy caught a Esh.
Manager Hamilton caught fsh. But
Manager Hamlltoni fiSh proved as big an
elephant as did ah'sWhale to him. Re
pulled Il, jerked Il, twisted Il, bat still
he could not extTicate the hook from It's
gillS. Jimmy was not discouraged,
though, and proudly exhibited his game
to the boys and explained the peculiar
twist Of the writ necessary to so impale
o struggling fab. The boys compliment.
ed him highly upon his accomplishment,
but did not tell him that Jo. Murphy
hooked the fish on tho line while his at.
tention was attracted elsewhere. But the
truth leaked out and SO the msaager's
tish story was spoiled.
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ASTONISHING SUccEss.-It Is the duty
Of every person who has used BoscHEE's
GERMANSYRuP to let its wonderful quail.
ties be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact ali
throat and lung diseases. No person can
use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con.
slider il the duty Of all, Druggists to recon.
mend It to the poor dying consumptive,
at least to try one bottle, as 1000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported. Such
a medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot
be too widely known. Ask yeur Drug.
gist about 1t. Sample bottles to try sold
at 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. For
sale BY all frstclass Druggists in the
United States. eod&w
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CoLEEcr1so COUNTY TAxEs.-Sheriff
Tingle yesterday commenced the collec-
ton Of county taxes in Washington dis
trict. The usual programme is for the
Sheriff to spend two days in each district,
been announced by hand-bills, for the
convenience Of Taxpayers. Thus he will
be two days in each district in the order
named: Washington, Nov. ! and 2; Mad
ison, Nov. 8 and 5; Clay, Nov. 8 and z;
Union, Nov. 8 and 9; Centre, Nov. 10 and
y; Webster, Nov. 10 and IA; Richie,
Nov. Is and II. In the country dis
tricts the sheriif's country deputies
do the collecting. Taxpayers should
note, by the way, that they can
save q per cent by paying their taxes the
present month.
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FwoERs CausHEp. = Charles Linds-
man, a carpenter, had four Of his fingers
crushed yesterday, while at work putting
up shaft at the Top Mil blast furnace,
Lindeman was hosting iolst with .
derrick, when some part OF the appar.
atuS gave way, and in trying to remedy
the difficulty he got his fingers fastened
in the cog wheels, which we're rapidly re.
yolyiDg. -Four Of his fingers were badly
crushed, and one Of them will probably
have to be amputated. (
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SERVICES AT ST.. A1rHossus.-Yester.
day being All Saints Day, special ser
vices were held at the ST. Aphonsus
Church. High mass was celebrated ut 10
A. N. by Rev. Father Collins, followed by
an eloquent sermon from Rev. Father
Kreusch. In the afternoon yespers were
held at 3 o'clock, after which q. catafal-
que was Get out, decorated with flowers
and brilliantly illuminated, and the SER
vice for the dead was read BY Father
Kreusch, who also preached q sermon.
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Police REPoRr. Clerk Darrab, Of the
Municipal Court, makes the following
report Tor the month Of October: Num-
Der Of persons arrested for disorderly
conduct, 81; for drunkenness, 80; fol
prostitution, 8; for assault and battery,
Z; for permitting dogs to run without q
collar, /; for abusive language, s; for OBJ.
struCting sideWalks,1; for failing to make
alterations in premises when ordered by
Fire Warden, /; for gaming, 3; for fore
stalling the markets, 8; for carrying of
property, 2; for violating the waiter girl
ordinance, ]; for selling liquor on Sun
day, i; for selling liquor without license,
]; for discharging firearms in the city, !;
for defacing property, ]; for violating the
cess pool and vault ordinance, /; vagran.
cy, 4; for jumping on trains while in
motion, /; total, ia.
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Ono COUNTY { GRAsoE.-The Ohio
County Grange will hold a business meet
ing to-day, at Point Mills. There are
five oranges Of Patrons Of HuBbandry in
the county, viz: White Oak Grange, on
Castlemans Run; Fair View Grange, on
Middle Wheeling Creek; Point Mills
Grange, at Point Mills; Valley Grove
Grange, near Valley Grove; and State
Line Grange, near West Alexander, Pa.
These Oranges have an average enroll.
ment Of forty, making the total member.
ship in the county about two hundred.
They own store at Point Mills, and also
have au interest in the Ohio, Penngyl-
yania and West Virginia Wool House, at
Steubenyille. .a
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The o'Neal left Tor Pittsburgh a. 7 A,
NJ, as usual.
The Courier took her departure for
Parkersburg at l0A Am.
The Emma Graham, en- route fro m
Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, Is overdue.
The Ella Layrnan passed up yesterday
with a tow Of empty barrels.
The Express Is now running between
Pomeroy and Cincinnati, making two
trips week. She will resume her place
In the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade IA
9oou as there is sufficient water,
A dispatch was yesterday received from
Capt. Sweeney, at Pittsburgh, stating that
the Fanchon was loading for New Or
leans, aud would be here on Saturday.
The Ragon will leave for Parkersburr
this morning.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati
this afternoon.
The Granite State will pass down to.
morrow morning, en- route for Ports.
mouth.
The Exchange was announced 10 leave
Cincinnati last night for Pittsburgh.
The Market Boy will leave for Mata.
moras this morning.
The Della, Telegram and Phae!on are
making their regular trips.
Last evening The marks indicated 4 feet
2 inches and falling slowly.
The new steamer Emma Graham pass.
ed down last night about s o'clock.
r Ipy TelaVnanh1
PiTsRvRoH, November l.-Riyer Q
t ZEE! ! LII iae nj and falling slowly Weather
LOUISVILLE, November l.-Raipipy.
Departed-ConI Millar, Memphis RAM.
ford, Evansville; E. B. sta6Imap. Cir.
c:iunati, Riverstationaty; 8 feet 9 inches
3. GSAlao. November l.-River IL fee. A
So e: Ioun November l.-River fell 8