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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
THE SOUTHERN FLOODS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The damage by the
storm IN this city and vicinity is principally
confined to localities along the river 'front.' The
loss of property is very great Several tugs aud
other vessels parted cables and drfted down
the river. No loss of life is reported. Com
munication with Alexandria by road and boat
is suspended. 1t is reported that South of Al
exandria there are hoavy washouts which in
terrupt travel. Reports show that the river is
falling slowly at all points The observer at
the river has fallen 10 inches since one this
morning.
A Harper's Ferry, $50 a. m. report says the
river has fallen five feet, but it is still very
high.
The signal service observer at Great Falls
over the conduit 80 feet wide. The river has
fallen u inches siuce 2 a. M, and the rain has
ceased.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-The floods are subsid-
ing at all points. The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad officials report damage to the track
Run. The track, bridge and roadbed were
washed away for miles. The water still covers
the track several feet in places.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26.-The Petersburg
and Weldon railroad bridge and three SPANS of
the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad bridge at
Weldon, N. G., are gone. The Roanoke river
is ve-y high. The water has risen three feet
named bridge will be entirely swept away.
Communication with Norfolk via Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad is still perfect
ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 26.-An engine and
construction on Long Branch railroad, were
yesterday thrown off the track near South Am
boy, through the freshet undermining tie
track. A workman and Mr. John Benedict of
New Haven, and Mr.. Watson were riding on
the locomotive and were instantly killed Four
workmen also were injured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
FOREIGN.
The Turco-Russian War.
Talk Icf Peace Observation-Disclosures
ExcluRi0u Dnaired NV R ussin

Talk Eof Peace Observation-Disclosures
Exclusion Desired by Russia.
LYNDON, Nov, ga despatch from st.
Petersburg says that it is reported that the
Russian government is actively engaged in en-
deavoring to exclude Ell gland from any part
in peace negotiations.
A despatch from st. Petersburg to the Post
says that the Russian newspapers profess a
strong desire for peace. There is much talk of
the probability of such settlement The de-
sire is said to grow stronger daily. Russia is
reported to be making special exertions to Sc
cure England'5 exclusion from the regotia-
tions.
VIENNA, Nov. 26.-The ministerial Frem-
denblatt has a special from Constantinople
which says that the Sultan has expressed his
intention to treat separately with the Gear.
He abandons all idea of applying to any for
eign power for mediation.
The War Feeling in England.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 26-The Scotman's Lon.
don correspondent contradicts the reports tele
graphed to the Manchester Guardian by its
London correspondent, about the feeling pro-
duce1 i'll the minds of the ministers by the
Russian successes aud the possible interior
ence of England; that Disraeli has informed
the Russian minister that if Adrianeple be
taken and Constantinople jeopardized, Eng
land might be compelled to go to war, and that
orders had been issued for the immediate
preparations of an army corps. The Scotman's
correspondent says: "No note has been sent to
Schouvaloff, and no army corps is preparing.
These rumors are only important because they
tend to induce the belief that England is
thoroughly hostile to Russia, and will ult-
mately protect Turkey from the consequences
of war;"
EntrepOl Taken by the Russians.
LONDON, Nov. ga Russian official dis
patch, dated Bogot, announces that the Rus
slams on Saturday captured the fortified town
of Entrepol, about 20 miles north of the Ral-
kans, with trifliug loss. The Turks fed in dis
order
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 90.

Moses Ell. Giinnell, one of the members of
the well known shipping firm of Grinnen
Minturn & Co., died in New York Saturday
night IN bis 18th year. He at different times
held the offices of collector of the port and
naval ofdcer. He was born in New Bedford,
Mass, March 3, 1903, and was bred merchant.
he was Representative from New York in
Congress from 1889 to 1871, and was Presiden-
tiai elector in 1856.
The receipts of the opera company under the
management of Max Strakoscb, which has
Just ended series of performances in San
Francisco, were S7S 43O so for five concerts and
twenty-one operate representations. The larp-
est receipts for single performance were those
of the 9Th of October, when Mile di Murska.
Miss Kellogg and Miss Gary appeared in "Mig-
non" before an audience which had paid S..
405
There is quite strong sentiment in Tennes-
see 10 favor of repudiating the state debt rath-
er than accept the compromise of 60 cents on
the dollar offered by the bondholders, The
debt of Tennessee is,now.iust about what it
was before the war, and considerable of the
present debt was created before the war; and
the only excuse that can be given for repudia-
ton is that it is easier to repudiate debt than
to pay it.
The United States consul at Leipzig says
that great interest in American manufac-
lures is manifested there, the result of German
observation at our Centennial exhibition. The
great spring and fall fairs of Leipzig attract
buyers from all Saxony and central Germany.
and the consul suggests that sample depot of
American goods, especially at the spring fair,
in charge of skillful salesman, would do more
to open market for the manufactures of the
United States than weeks or months of the
scattered efforts of travelling agents.
DR.. Isaac Sitter, Philadelphia druggist, was
found guilty on Friday of having caused the
death of girl by installing muratic acid for
essence of peppermint, and was fined $500
aud sentenced to an imprisonment of three
months.
In contradiction of the report that ex-Sec-
rotary Belknap is 'engaged as a commercial
traveller, the Des Moines Register says that he
is following his profession of the law, building
up good practice, making money and mind.
ing his own business.
When Sioux City, Iowa, was shaken by an
earthquake the other morning, a jury was lock-
ed up in its room and was very disputatious
II won't agree to any such verdict till HI
comes" cried one member. AT that instant
came the shock. loud pounding on the door
succeeded, and the bowling of the foreman,
"We've agreed! We've agreedr' showed that
the obstinate member was satisfied.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27


sighted and passed Curritunk light, and orders
were given to keep bright lookout for Body
Islands light. At 1 40 o'clock the vessel struck,
when all hands impulsively rushed on deck.
Capt. Ryan and the officers acted promptly.
Crew responded to all orders with alacrity The
surf was terrific. Shortly after the vessel struck
boat was lowered bulsimmediately swamped.
Vessel slowed broadsde to sea, which made a
clean break over her, sweeping everything from
the decks and carrying the boats from the da-
Wits. Many seamen aud officers were washed
overheard and several were killed by pieces of
the wreck.
Capt. Ryan add Lieut. Simmons were last
seen together. The sea struck the vessel and
they were swept away. Vessel broke up fast
and the surf became more and more furious,
making il beyond all human efforts to hold or.
1t was dark. Signals of distress had been
made, but 20 response had been made No
one knew where they were and all that did get
ashore were washed there by the SURF
The cause of the wreck is attributed to To-
cal attraction of the compass a strong current
setting on shore, which made the vessel go
further to the southwark than her compass
course indicated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
nNNIESTIC RNRTs.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10Th. ship Rosie Welt, Welt,
Rio Jaueiro; sch Anita, Webb, Ruatan.
Ar Goth, ship Sabine, Farmer, Liverpool.
CID GOTH ship Nunquam Normio Cousins. Havre.
PASCAGOULA-Ar 23d. sch st Croix, Leland. I'm
PESssaCoLA-CId 10th. sch Sarah Bird. Hall,
Ar GOTH sch R W Brown. Smith, Havana.
JACKSONvILLE-Ar 18th, sch M w Drew, Ma
honey New YORK.
Cd 10th, sch Ella Hodgdon, Davis, New York.
Cid 20th sch Tbos II Livingstone, Hodgdon, Phila-
BRUNSWICK. GA-Ar 18th, sch james A Potter
sAvANNAH-Cld 23d, brig Ellen Maria, Holbrook
Sid sd, ship Southern Rights, Woodbury.. Liver
pool
Sid Path. ship Ida Lily, for Charleston; brig Ellen
Maria, for Barbados.
PORT ROYAL SC-Ar oath, ship Alexander, Bal
wILMfNGToN. NC-Cld oath, sch Mary Hup-
per, Gilchrist, Ponce
NoRFoLK-Ar oath, ship Florence. Kelley Bath,
~ GEoRGEToWN- Ar 22d. sch G Mcfarland.
Mcfarland, Kennebec.
Sid DIST, sch Alfred W Fisk, Kelley. Boston.
AR 22d. schs VIM Green, Cummings. Kennebec;
Lizzie Carr Tee, do.
CID 3d. sch Fred Fish, Davis, New Haven.
Cid 9th, barque Alex Campbell. Bunker, Portland.
schs Carrie Bonnell, Harris. Baracoa; May McFar-
land Mcfarland Havana; Ralph Howes, Shute, tor
Portland.
Newcastle-Passed down 22d, schs Grace Cushing,
George Clark and Veto.
NEW YORK-Ar oath, schs A Pike, Pike, Ban
gor: Nathl Holmes, Dow, Haowell.
Cid oath. ship Orient, Allen, Liverpool; schs Geo
Walker. Smith, Nuevitas; nj l. Newton, Boyd, for
PROVIDENCE-Sld 23d, schs Gen Banks. Lins-
colt, Philadelphia; Union. Leonard, Port johnson;
& A Boardman. Norwood, New York.
APPoNAUG-Ar 2lst, sch A Hammond, Gold
thwaite Hoboken
PAWTUCKET-Sl 2Sd, sch Adrianna, Snowman,
New York.
Wi V1INEY1ARD-HAvEN-sld F23d, schs satilla,
Young, Casco Lodge. Seventy-Six. Quoddy, w Free
EDGARTOWN AR 23d, schs Red Jacket. Perth
Amboy for Rockland; W Freeman, New York for
Boston.
Rockiand; Lille Vanderkerchem, Philadelphia for
Portland; Oregon TN New York for Dover; Maggie
Bell Hall, do for Rockland, Empress, fun New York
for Boston; Maggie Bell do for Roekland; Congress,
do for Portland; VIM McLoon do for Lincolnvile.
BOSTON-Ar Goth, sch Pallas, Packard, from
Rockand.
CID 25th, brig Nellie Mitchell, Mosher st Vincent
Ar Goth, schs j j Spencer, Haskell, Beaufort, SC;
Quoddy Young, Hoboken.
Cid 10th. sch Nellie Brown, Kelley, Round Pond,
to load tor Philadelphia.
SALEN-Ar odd. brig Annie ID Torrey Bray, Ban.
Ar 24th, schs Elwood Doran. Warrington, Phila-
delphia for Portland; H Dewitt. Manson, Gard
liner for Norfolk Marion Draper Bailey, do for Pro-
violence; Treasure Henderson, Rockand for Var
mouth Mass; joachim Getchell, Boston for Belfast.
In port, schs Lizzie Major. Gerrish, st John, NIB,
for New York; Saml Hart, Holbrook, Port johnson;
for New Haven; II S Billings. do Tor Providence;
A McNehols, Machias for New York; Aeara Addi-
son for do; Campbell and Vieksburg, Bangor for do;
New Zealand, Bangor for Bridgeport; Ann Eliza
Stonington; Abbie Willard, fm do for Providence;
Alnomak, and Lake, Rockland for New York; Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27

FOREkeSN PDRrN.
AT Yokohama Nov 4. ship Messenger. Gilkey, une
barque Willard Mudgett, Dekey. tor New York.
=. Ar at Hong Kong Oct nth, ship Helcon, Howes,
Cardiff.
Sid Oct 1. ship Titan. Berry, London.
Ar at Bombay Oct %, ship Oregon, Gushing, Liver
Sid i'm Calcutta Oct Il, ships C Chapman, Pote,
New York; 18th, Cora Coombs Bombay.
AT Malaga Nov 18th, brigs Jewett Reed, wig;
AT Gibraltaf Nov 7. sch Prescott Hazetine, Wad-
Ar at London 9th inst barque Title Barker, Boyn-
Ar in Portland Roads Nov oath, ship Lathly Rich
Lewis, Baltimore.
Ar at Falmouth, E, Nov 23d. ship R Thomas,
Nichols, Rangoon land sailed tor Hamburg).
at Rio Janeiro Oct &c. ships Alert Park, and P n
Blanchard Blanchard, une baraue Geneyie M
Tucker, Raymond. for Baltimore; David Babcock,
Colcord. unc; sch Waldemar, Parker, unc.
Ar at Demarara Nov %, brig Merriman, Le-
craw, New York
Sid i'm Kingston, ia, 4th inst scbs Olive Crosby,
Hutchinson, for Philadelphia via Black River; 18th,
Sarah Whitmore, Whitmore. for Mobile via Port An
tonic.
at Havana 18th inst. barques Fanny j Mcclellan,
Mcclellan; Henry Knight. Ames, unc; brigs Clara
BELIZE Tracey, for New York; Cascstelle Sparks aud
Liberty Devereux. do; schs Alma, johnson, and
Carrie Hart, Davis. do.
Calais; G M Porter, Allen, do.
--latest by European steamers
Ar at Liverpool 10th, ship b Brown, keazer' I'm
Sid sth, Matilda, Carver, Tybee; Zephyr, Sweetslr,
New Orleans; Dlrig0 COthn Havana via Gafston.
Ar at London Sth, Addie McAdam, Curtis. Bremen
Ar at Greenock sth inst, Hattie Baiu, Thestrup.
Portland.
Sid tm Fayal Oct 20, Silver Heels, Newman, for st
Michaes.
Cid at Genoa 9Th inst, Kalas, Brown, Palermo
and New York.
Ar at Messina Oct 81, Sarah Kingsbury, Griffin,
Trieste
Sid I'm Malaga Oct sOth, Abby Bacon, Merrill, for
New York.
Ar at Stettin 4th inst Mary Fink, Spencer. from
New York.
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst, Ellen M Mitchell, Eaton,
Sbulee, Ms; 18th, Jos Clark, Havener, st john NB
Cid 10th, John Potter, Mcclure, Point de Gale.
AR at London 18th, q H Southland, jackson. New
York; Nancy Pendleton, Pendeton, Singapore.
CID 10th. ship Anna Camp. Gardiner, Tybee.
Sid TN Gravesend 18th, NJ Davis, for Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Bristol 18th, Ernestine, McAlevy, Boston
Rochester. Ross, Quebec.
| AT Deal 18th, Edmund Phinney, Berry. London for
Boston; Grace Bradley. Vesper, do for Cardiff.
AT Kingston 18th, Fred A Carrie, Condor, from Bill
boa for Mobile.
Sid tim Gloucester 10th, Norwegian. Lincoln for
Galveston.
Cid at Natal Nov I'd, Sarah g. Emma, johnson, for
New York.
SPOKEN.
Nov Z, off Dover, ship Caolssa Carver, Dow
from London for New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
Various Matters.
The Timber Thieves Resisting the Cav
eminent.

NEW YORK, Nov. pa New Orleans dis
patch says that the mill owners who have been
lied to resist the action CT Col. Carter and The
government officials, and have got the state
authorities to aid them. Early Sunday morn
ing, at Pascagoula, Miss, the sheriff of jackson
county with an armed posse drove away the
marshals and special agents in charge. and
by the United States marshal at the mill of
Griffin & Co, and fight between the state au-
thorities and the United States marshais was
imminent The authorities have dispatched
the United States revenue cutter Dix. with
sailors and marines, to the assistance of the
marshals in charge. The logs are part of a lot
In possession of the United States, under writ
Of replevin from the United States Circuit
Court Armed log-men are gathering in the
shall have. the right to take what logs they
please, and they will kill somebody before thew
get through. The mills ara near Pascagoula.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27

In case of Stiles on trial for perjury at Port
land, Oregon, in con nection with the Grover in-
vestigaton, the jury stood IL for conviction and
1 for acquittal. New trial ordered,
Almon Platt, aged 60, committed suicide 10
Pascosg. R. l., Friday.
During fight between two roughs in New
York, Miss Arlington was severely wounded in
the side by a stray shot from a revolver.
VIM, FL Camp, a prominent merchant of
Newark, N. j., died at midnight Sunday
night from injuries received in jumping from
a railroad train
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
MARINE NEWS.
British Bark Ashore.

British Bark Ashore.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The British bark En-
chantress. which arrived at Glasgow Oct. Both,
from Newcastle, N. B., and recently sailed, is
ashore in Rothsay Bay. Tugs are endeavoring
to get her off.
The Alarm Safe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ga telegram to the
Secretary of the Navy from Brooklyn navy
yard says no occasion of anxiety for the Alarm
as she has not yet left the lower harbor.
I'm General
The Sandman sailed from Halifax for PORT
land at 10 a. m. yesterday.
Bark 81. L. Routh, London for Tybee, re-
turned to Gravesend on the 25th inst, with a
loss of wndlass
British bark 1carus, New York for Bristol,
has put into Queenstown, having lost two
hands overheard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
Mexican Troops ON the Rio Gra,ds

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Matamoras snocioI 90
yesterdays d. ate saws the troops which left the
City of Mexico under Trivino for the Rio Grande
did not go to repel United States troons. Init to
cooperate with the United States authorizes in
maintaining peace between the two Countries
the Texas frontier with all his staff officers e ~"
Identity to inaugurate revolution in favor of
Lerdo, about 700 regular troops embarked at
Vera Cruz for the mouth of the Rio Grande, to
be used in repelling Escobedo's force should he
attempt to cross int Mexico
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
MEMORANDA.

Ship Brown, Keazer, which arrived at Liver
pool 10th from Philadelphia, encountered heavy gales
on the passage and lost Sails stove hatchhouse
cabin windows, &c. In going into dock the jbboom
was carried away by contact with the steamer Ad-
Ratio.
LondonlNov 24-Barque Fred Eugene. ashore on
Carnaveron Bar, is total wreck. Two men lost:
Grace Bradley has left in for the river, with loss
of bowsprit, foremast. and maintopmast
ER-See general news columns for other reports.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
following were the closing quotations of Gov
Chicago Cattle Marker.

CHICAGO Nov. 6.-Cattle-receipts 1000 head ;ship-
ments 1900 head.
Hogs-receipts Il, 600 head; shipments 1900 head;
choieeshipping dull at IS g AS packing at 20 q
80; light at % q 80.
Sheep-receipts 1000 head; market dull; shipping
at Q 90 m g IN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27

Smith. do for do; Douglass Haynes I'm Kennebec for
Providence Alice Boardman. Norwood from
st John. N B, tor Providence Jas Holiness Ellsworth
for New York; Jed Frvo. Bangor for Newark; Da-
RUS Eddy. and Kenduskeag from do for New York;
for Westport; f Sawyer. do for Hyanns; Forest
City. Hurricane Island for New YORK; Johnnie Me-
serve, Rockand for do; S S BickmOre, Bath Tor New
York.
PORTSMOUTH-Below 9th. schs A Baker,
Pearl. Metropolis. Ganges. Emma Hotchkiss, Mar
tina Nichols, Sedona, Mystery, War Eagle, Frances
Ellen, and others.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
M-A-RINE N EWSe
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Nov. &c.
ARRIVED.
Sch Grace Davis, Davis, Cadiz % days-198 lasts
salt to " Jordan s. Co.
Sch Bonetta. (Br) Clark, Cheverie, Ms, with plaster
for Yarmouth
Sch Maggie Marsters, (Brl Saudford Hantsport,-
40 tons plaster to Davidson.
Sch Majestic Sawyer, Grand Menan-dry fish and
herring for market.
Sch David Torrey, Soue. Bluehill for Washington.
Sch John BoyuIon, Verri Calais for Boston.
Sch American Eagle, Brown, Sullivan for New
York.
Sch Elizabeth. Walls, Calais for Lynn.
Ar 24th-Sch Elwood Burton, Jarvis, (not Warning
ton) Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Hen ry
Fox.
Brig Atlas. Gray, Bridgwater Ms. to load lumber
for Windward Islands-Ryan & Kelsey.
Brig Katandin, Coombs, New York, in ballast
Ryan Kelsey.
Sch Kate Carlton, Thorndike, Matanzas -Nutter,
Kimbail & Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
American Hebrew Union.

NE" YORK, Nov. ga meeting of dele
gates from the various Hebrew congregations
in New York and the Eastern states was held
tbs 10 Of the of join
tions, to which most of the Western coperesa-
tons belong s1esa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. 26-Evening.-Money during
the forenoon easy at a 6 per cent, but
in the afternoon to sharp per cent, which was
the closing rate. There rumors thai large loans
have been called in on Mr.. Keene, the California
specuator
Sterling Exchange firm business at 4SOa q 4s1 for
sixty days aud 4S4 q 4S44 for demand, though 4sl4
and 4S5 were the nominal asking rates. The advance
don market.
Gca opened at 1929 and closed at 1903. Carving
rates 2, 81 a q per cent. The clearnces were $16
$4,000. The Customs receipts to-day were Sl17,-
900. The treasury disbursements were $105 800 for
interest and 100000 for bonds. Government bonds
are firm.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in Biddeford.

Fire in Biddeferd.
BDDEFoRD, Nov. 26.-Fire at O'Clock Sun
day morning in Mechanics block, Alfred
street, damaged the block slightly and the stove
and tin stock of Leonard Thompson $500; well
insured
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27

Alfred Jordan, farmer of Franklin, Mass
was thrown from his team Saturday evening
receiving injuries from which he died yesterday
morning. He leaves family.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-27
Clearing EEouse Transac tions,

EUhTLAND, NOV. 70.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows Saturday:
NtIosS i1ACndnSeS. $3.50 bZ
Net Balances. ....,.. .....,,..,,,...... 1857 40
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