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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Drowned.

Drowned.
BIDDEFoRD, Aug. 10.-C N. Emery of Man
chester, N. H., proprietor of the. Ocean House
at York, Me-, was drowned while bathing at
York Beach this forenoon. Mr.. Emery was 3S
years old, married, and member of Mechanic
Lodge, /. o. o. f, of Manchester. The body
was recovered
burglary.
sAco. Aug. 1O.-Last night burglars entered
the store of o. P. Green on Main street. secur.
ing $500 worth of boots. and shoes. There is
no clue.
Oxford Conuty Greenbackers.
LEWISTON, Aug. 1O.-The Greenback mass
convention at Paris Thursday made the follow
ing nominations for county ticket
For Senators-Sewall Golf of Mexico and
George w. Haskell of Bethel
Register of Deeds-Alvarad Hay ford of
Canton.
County Commissioner-Joseph S. Mendall of
Hartford.
County Treasurer-Solon Royal of Paris.
The convention numbered about forty. An
address was made by Scion Chase and Rev.
Mr.. Gage. The convention endorsed the Show
hogan platform.
Penobscot Republican ConventiOo.
publican Convention was held in City Hall
to-day and nominated the following ticket:
Senators-J. Wyman Phillips of Orrington,
Edwin B. Neatly of Bangor, Lloyd W. Drake
and d. f. Davis.
County Treasurer-Horace j. Nickerson.
Register of Deeds-Amos E Hardy
County Commissioner George B. Leavtt.
The committee on resolutions reported as
follows: 7.
Resolved, That the Republicans Of Penobscot,
hereby reaffirming the well known principles
of the. Republican party, as set forth in the
platform of the Cincinnati Convention of 1876,
aud in the resolutions of our late state conven
ton, do hereby earnestly recommend the NOM
inees of this and our state convention to the
people,
The convention was large. The county is
entitled to 249 delegates and 1879 were present.
The convention was entirely harmonious.
Fatal Accident.
AT the launching of the ship L. j. Morse one
of the shores, in falling, struck one James
Clark of st. John, N. B., and fatally injured
him.
Struck by Lightning and Burned.
The house and barn of Sewall Miller in
North Newburg was struck by lightning last
evening about o'clock and entirely consumed
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THE INDIANS.
lHoward's March.

SAN Francisco, Aug, 10.-The Portland
Press despatch says: A special despatch just
received here from Camp Sherman. Montana,
Aug. 9. saws that Towards command marched
% miles yesterday and are DOW distant from
Missoula "A miles,
The Courier says: Gen Sherman was ex-
pected to arrive in Missoula last night. Moth
ing further has been received from Gibbons, or
che Indians The trail from this place through
Bitter Root valley is good for ABOUT oV miles.
Howard command moves at once, following
Gibbons. One or two hostiles gave themselves
up at Missoula. The general impression pre-
walls from all that can be learned that Joseph
with portion of his band has gone to the head
of Bitter Root valley with the intontion of
working his way back to Little Salmon river.
Howard will pursue him to the utmost.
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Boston stock Market.


NEW YORK, Aug. DISQUALIFICATION closed easy
4@6.
Exchange weak, lower and nominal; asking rates
reduced to S5 for bankers 60 days sterling and 1861
for demands actual business at 4S4 "a 4SiS for long
and 4S5b q 1856 tor sight drafts.
Colo dull at 1851 throughout the day. The Dor
rowing rates were flat, l, H. q per cent. The
clearances were S11,5s3,OOO. The Customs receipts
to-day were $434,O 900. The treasury disbursements
were $780, 900 for interest and Is, 900 for bonds.
Government bonds steady State bonds are quiet
Stocks opened irregular, but generally fractionoIly
higher, but afterward weak with decline of "a ner
cent. This again was recovered with an exce6iopal
advance Of 1 @ per cent.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated so 900 shares, including New York Central
9735 shares, Erie 140O shares, Lake Shore 2575O
shares, Delaware Lackawanna and Western 71OO
shares, Western Union 10000 shares. ST Paul $500
shares st Paul preferred 1900 shares Northwestern
preferred 5000 shares Rock Island 4lOO shares New
Canal 1850 shares Michigan Central 5000 shares, At
Iantic g. Pacific 1865.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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MARINE NEWS.

Especial Despatch to the Press.l
Portland Schooner Struck by Light
ming.
RocKLAND, Aug. 10.-Schooner Fair Play of
Portland, in the recent storm, was struck by
lightning off Green Island. Both spars were
splintered and the rigging badly cut. She put
into Dix Island for repairs. A.
ITO the Associated Pressl
Launched at BAH.
BATH, Aug, 10.-Brown & Hodgkins launch
ed to-day ferry boat of 70 tons to run between
Bath and Woolwich, named Union. The ma.
chinery is in. She will be ready to run in a
few days.
Launched at Bangor.
BANGOR, Aug. 10.-Launched this forenoon,
from the yard of Joseph Cakes & Son, the ship
L. j. Morse, upwards of 400 tons, owned by
Morse & Co., Capt. f. B. Ames, who will COM
mand her, G. " Lord, Stetson & Co., G. d.
Bryant, Eben Trask, j. f. Snow, all of this
city, and B. D. Metcaif of Damariscotta. The
ship has been built under the personal super
vision of Capt. Ames, aud is one of the best
built in this port for many years. She will, as
soon as her rigging is completed, load deals for
Liverpool.
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OHIO.
&c An Observation-Disclosures Movement.

q An Anti-Administrati0n Movement.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 10.-A meeting of anti
city last night They adopted IRE resolutions ' Of,
terly denouncing President Hayes for his
Southern poIicy, in failing to recognize Packard
and Chamberlain, declaring that the second
resolution adopted by the Cleveland conven-
ton is inconsistent with its protested decara-
ton of fidelity to the principles of the Republic
can party, falsehood adopted solely for party
expediency, libel upon the Republicans of
Ohio, and unworthy of the grand record of the
party. A resolution was also adopted inviting
Republicans throughout the state to correspond
with them. and advise as to the course to be
pursued during the present campaign. An ex-
ecutive committee was appointed to receive
correspondence.
Twenty five persons attended the meeting,
and ex-Congressman General John Beatty
presided. He was one of the Hayes workers
at the Cincinnati convention. 1t is expected
that the anti-Hayes movement will create a
sensation in Ohio.
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Lee. IL was victory that will give new cour-
age and determination 10 the best norton of
'ne grand old Republican party of Maine.
lFrom the Lewiston journal, Rep1
;I.nree-fourths Of the convention, however,
without regard to their opinions as to President
there should be no endorsement or condemna.
hon OF PRESIDENT Hayes's Southern policy. and
Mnen Senator Blaine appeared and voiced this
1uugment In terse, eloquent and pacific terms,
oe struck the keynote OF the convention, as
was evidenced by the great applause.
we trust that the Republicans of Maine will
not suffer any differences which NAV exist to-
day in reference to President Hayes's course.
10 divide them at the approaching state cleo
non. sIhe progress OF events will sooner or
later dlspel these differences, and bring the
whole party to the same Judgment The Re-
publican party has not only a record of which
we are proud, but it unquestionably has
peIore IL future almost equally essential to
sns pest interests of the3country., Patience and
1otpearance may be well exercised on one or
TWO points OF difference just now, for assured
~ IN due time we shall all see eye to eve and
stand shoulder to shoulder as of old.
[From the Boston Traveller Rep.l
Tho Republicans of Maine have not lost their
voice. Amid the general decentralization, that
voice is not even husky or dull or hesitatinp IT
is as clear and is pitched as high in the day of
Ifeachery and doubt as it ever has been, and no
republican can read its declarations of faith
without feeling new courage to go forward in
sne support OF the principles he has fought for
during the varying fortunes of the last twenty
nVe years. 1t says to the struggling Republic
cans OF the South that if for the time they can
not be protected in their rights, they at least
nave the sympathy of all the true Republicans
Snd the assurance that their wrongs will not
De suffered with impunity. The composition
and spirit of the convention were as good as its
res olutions. There never was a State conven-
tlon in Maine that better represented party,
or was more respectable in character,
anan that which has just Spoken
The delegates were the people most essentially,
and the people spoke through their own repre-
sentatlves in the various committees. The
action of the convention was simply the
reflection of sterling integrity and solid con-
victions of right. The Republicans of Maine
think for themselves, and there can be no
question that fc ur-ffths of them are opposed
to the abandonment of principles for policy s
sake, and will refuse to substitute official
Idoatry for patriotism under any and all
circumstances
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY, August iO.--The markets are still dull
and show little or no change for the better. Sugars
fell OF again yesterday ard we qnote graduated at
113c and Extra G. at 10sc The supply of corn re-
mains about the same and quote car lots at Gsc.
bag lots at CSC and Meal at 66c. Flour il rather
quiet with tendency towards easier prices. Spot
-four is very scarce and is hardly quotable. Pork
and Lard continue dull and unchanged.
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New jersey" Mr.. Conkling was escorted
aboard the steamer Collyer after an impromptu
reception, and conveyed up the Hudson short
distance and back to New York, and from
thence to his hotel.
The serenade rendered Senator Conkling at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel in the evening was a
very enthusiastic affair. Gilmore's Band fur
nished the music to which the Senator respond
cd
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War Notes.

A despatch from Vienna says that Acbmet
Pacha, who surrendered Nicipolis to the Rus
slams and was afterwards informed at Orel, has
committed suicide.
A Vienna correspondent asserts that the in
terview at Ischl will exercise no influence on
the eastern policy of Austria or Germany.
Austria will continue to watch events with the
greatest vigilance.
the Gar is On tour of inspection In the Car
owitch's army.
despatch from Bucharest says the Grand
Duke Nicholas was nearly captured at the late
defeat of the Russians at Eski Saghra. A din
ner had been prepared for him at Kegolkj, but
he departed without tasting it.
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Books Received.

ainaei Brshl and Company. By M. Victor
Cherbuliez. Collection of Foreign Authors. No.
Paper, 27O pp., 60 cents. New York: D. Apple
ton d Co. Portland; Bailey & Noyes.
Two Kisses. A Novel. By Hawley Smart
Paper. Boston: Loring. Portland: Loring, Short
& Harmon.
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European Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 10 1.3O P. M.-Consols at IS l.
16 tor money and account.
LONDON, Aug. 19-1230 P. M.-American securi-
ties-Erie ct; Illinois Central at 59s.
LONDON, Aug. 1880 P. M.-Consols at 951 for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Aug, 10-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
steadier-Middlng uplands at Cd; do Orleans at g.
16d sales 5000 bales, including 900 for speculation
and export; receipts 1900 bales, including $50 bales
American. Futures 1-32 better.
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NEW YORK.
The Telegraph Companies,

HB TtAexFapm COhpaHIts
NEW YORK, Aug. lott is reported that W.
tus Scheil, representing the Western Union,
and Sidney Dillon. G. G. Sampson and Russell
Sage, representing the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Co., will meet Tuesday to agree upon
combination to pool receipts.
The Canal Freight Blockade.
A special despatch from Sir Johns Run, Va
says that while the canal blockade has been
broken by troops, no loaded boats have gone
through, and any attempt to pass freight will
doubtless result disastrously. A careful watch
of the whole line will be necessary to secure
safe navigation.
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Set Free.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 10.-In the criminal court
this morning noll PROSE- was entered in the
cases of the men arrested as members of the
ty during the late strike and accused of making
incendiary speeches and melting others to riot
Gus proceedings. The men marched ont in
triumph and received the congratulations of
their friends, who were present in great num-
hare
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AU, =, Marshal sho, ia Texas.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O-The Attorney GEN
eral today recei we'd the following telegram in
relation to the shooting of Marshal ParnelI:
AUSTIN. Texas, Aug. 10.
Thos F. Parnell, United States Marshal of
our district, was met and afterwards fired upon
twice by f. Britton. He is badly wounded but
will recover. No blame attaches to ParneIl.
The excitement is great but is subsidng.
(Signed,) A. j. EVANS.
United States Attorney
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THE ATTENTION OF invalids who are suffering
from Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, is di-
rected to HUNTS REMEDY. In cases of Diabetes,
Mental and Physical Debility, Dropsy, and Com
plants Of the Urino. Genital Organs, HUNTS
REMEDY affords prompt relief and is a sure cure.
CLARKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure instantly.
aug6 TTh&SS w1w
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A Secret Convention of workiu smeu

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1O.-At meeting of
the English-speaking section of the working
mems party last night, the statement was made
that secret conven ton of delegates from the
labor organizations throughout the country
would be held here Saturday. 1t would appear
some time comforting with the labor unions
throughout the country, and have received re-
sponses from various sections, particularly the
coal regions.
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DIED.

In this CITY, Aug. o, at residence OF W. 81. Prebe,
Harvey F., son of Capt. B, H. and Fannie A. Spurl-
ing, aged weeks.
In Norrdgewock, July 2s, Mrs Clara A., widow Of
Edward Ward, aged 26 years
In Appleton, July II, Amos Drake, aged II years
months.
In Auburn, Aug. 3, Harry Clifton, son OF 81. G.
Garcelon, aged is years,-drowned.
In South Monmouth. July Z. Mrs. Zeruiah, wife of
the late Prince Palmer, aged 81 years months
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Cattle-receipts of 1900 head
shipments 1000 head; the market is dull; good to
choice shipping Steers 4 % a so.
Hogs-receipts 10000 head; shipments 5000 head
the market is moderately active; light packing and
shipping hghers heavy do unchanged; common at
80 q rs; heavy and medium at 80 q 10; light
smooth assorted at 5 Is q 80.
Sheep-recepts 800 head; sales at 325.
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T. JOHN, NIB. scbr Lorne-75.o ON

L. JOHN, NIB. Schr Lorne-75,0OO hoops.
HALIFAX. Steamer Falmouth-20O hills aour
462 boxes soap JOG packages paper $50 box shocks
bags corn % bbls bait 4S6 gals whiskey, 800 gals
spirits 20 bbs beef 80 bbls sugar, 20 cases corned
beef, ~ packages merchandise.
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N1N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
August II, Il A. M y
For New England.
and Middle States, rising barometer, cooler
northeast TO northwest winds, and clear or
partly cloudy weather, except possibly warmer
southwest winds in a portion of the Middle
Atlantic States.
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More Whiskey Suits.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 10-A suit was fled in the
Fred Bevis and Thomas Smith, to recover $10,-
900 damages. Thorpe was United States
storekeeper in the days of the whiskey ring,
and Bevis and Smith were his sureties. The
suit is to recover on Thorpe's bond for non-ful-
filling his duty as storekeeper. A number of
suits will be entered tomorrow against distil-
lers and others,
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HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Falmouth-1 case cod
Dbl porter to j W Jones.
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BAKE HOUSE,

FOR SALE-A good front shop and baking
tools, in the live city of Bangor. Maine. A good
chance for Practical Baker to get into Business for
a little money. Apply to
CHAS. FRASER,
jy39d2wsn" Hammond street, Bangor.
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PENSACoLA-Cld Sd, sch Robert Ruff. Lee, for
01 FERNANp1NA-Ar 4th sch Lugano, McKown.
AguadiIla; Emma McAdam, Murch, Port Spain.
JACKSoNYILLE-Ar 4th, sch Hattie Card. Moore
CHARLEsToN.Ar sth, ship Martha Bowker,
Woodside, LIVERPOOL.
RICHMOND, War 7th. brig Goconda, Lord,
NeT FSrs s to load for 81 a s,n o
BALTIMORE-Ar sth, sch Maggie Gray, Hug
gins, Havana.
At quarantine 9th brig John Wesley, Hines, from
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 7th, sch T Seward, Pat
terson, James River.
Ar at Lewes 9th, sch Clara Sawyer, from Arecibo
NEW YoRK~Ar 9Th, schs E A DeHart, Farm
S SOhn Rs Mary Ellen Young Cat Island
Also ar sth schs ElbTidge Gerry Arey Vinahaven;
81 days; schs Chas Sawyer. Mullen. Richmond; Let
tie Wells, Ashford. Calais; W Hall, Tollman, and
Charlie Cobb Rhodes. Rockland; Arcularius, Hall,
and Julia Newell, Jones, do; Winnie Lawry, Spear,
do; Saxon, Rogers, Nantucket.
Cid 9th. briggs Harry Stewart, Larrabee, Malaga
Ellen Mqnroe, Knowles, Londen; sch Enterprise,
Passed through Hell Gate 9Th, brig Edward H Will
liams, from New York for Montevideo; scbs Sarah A
Reed, do for Bangor; Gem, Hall. do for Northport;
Ella Frances. Bulger, Hoboken for Bangor.
PROVIDENCE-Sld9 9th, schs Maria Adaide Kent
Norfolk; Arthur Burton, Coombs, for Philadelphia
Helen Mar Duncan, and Henrietta, Sprague, New
York; Palladium, Ryder, do.
FALL RIVER-Sld 9th, sen Medford, Lowell, for
New York.
NEwPORT-Sld sth, scbs Ella. Condor. for Nor.
folk: W Dexter. Thurston. Wscasset tor Narragan-
sett Pier West DeDnis Crowell, Wiscasstt for Nor
folk; f Arthemius, Priest, Shulee, Ms, for NYork
A Tirrel, Fisher. Rockport for do.
In port 9Th, schS Lucy Baker, Allen, from Bangor
L Tay. Brown, and Tangent. Tburston, Calais.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-In port 9Th, sch W
Mowrey, Eaton, Calais for New York; Fannie Pike,
Kllpatrck, do for do; John Wood, Smith. Portland
for Philadelphia; Bramhall, Hamilton, st John, B,
for do.
TARPAULIN COVE In port 9th scbs NJ Hart,
from Belfast for Norfolk; Ida May. Windsor, Ms for
New York; L M Collins, do for Philadelphia; David
Faust, Ellsworth for do Sam Nash, Clark's Island
for New York; Lena Storer, Richmond Me for do /;
Franklin, Thomaston for do; Alnomak, Wscasset
for do; Alnomak, Richmond for do; Charlotte Fish,
Rondout; Trenton, Calais for Bridgeport; Hart,
do for Savannah; WREATH Sullivan for New York !;
Olive Elizabeth, Portland for do.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar Sth, schs Governor, Ea-
ton, Windsor MS, for New York; Martha Weeks,
Somes, Lubec for Rondout.
Sid, schs Portland, for Portridge Island, NIB; A
Haynes, Island Belle, larry Not, E & W Kinds,
and others.
:, BosToN-Ar 9th, sch Chas E Raymond, Kelley,
Port johnson.
Ar 10th. schs Sarah Eaton, Eaton. Hoboken; VIM
Cole, Machias.
Cid 10th, barqu Sadie. Gregory Barbados.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 9th, sch l. Tracey, Me-
seIvey. Wilmington.
PoRTSMOUTH-Cld 9Th, sch Charles HELLER,
Coombs, Little Glace Bay. CB.
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SPOKEN.

July I5, lat So $, Ion 80 W, ship Oneida, Eaton
from Bombay for Havre.
July 9. lat 80 At N, lon 40 Al W, ship St Charles
from New York for San Francisco.
July 1. lat N, Ion 20 w, ship Ell Captain, Lincoln
from New York for San Francisco.
Aug 3. off Jupiter Inlet, barque d Slower, from
Havana for New York.
July 81, no date, &C. brig Hiram Abiff, from Porto
Rico for Baltimore.
Aug 8, off Cape Sable, barque woodsde, from Port.
land Tor Buenos Ayres.
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Domestic Markets

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Aug. 1O.-The Printing cloths
unchanged.
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Foreign, Imuorts.

By water conyeyance-10ee bush corn meal to
w True & Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Rouen 7th inst, barque Tilie Barker, Boyn
At Gothenburg July o. sch Robt Clark, Hutch
inson, for Fortune Bay, NF, in ballast ready.
Ar at Venice July IL, barque Regina Tolck, Ray
ar at Lagos June 80, brig Julia E Haskell, Stew
ems, AGRA.
sid FIN Marseilles Aug Z, ship Itasca Cotton, fol
At Rio Grande July 1, sch Pinkham, HOdgdon
for Boston.
Ar at Rio Janeiro July 9Th, brig Fidelia, Atwood
Sid list; ship Franconia, Otis, Calao; 4th, barque
Norah, Hall, New York.
=, At tau Aux Cages July %, sch W Denham. Chase
Ar ct sayanna,la-Mar July 9Th, barque Grenada
Hodgdon, Norfolk.
At Cape Hayten July 25 sch st Croi1, Leland, fol
Boston.
Ar at Trinidad July 49, brig NJ Tinker, Hill, FIN
AR at Kingston, ia, July 81, brig Hyperion, Will
lans Guadalupe, (and sailed LIST inst for Milk River
to load for Philadelphia.)
dar Keys.
In port list inst, brig Abbe Clifford. Brandt, from
New York, Just ar; schs Sarah Whitmore, Whitmore,
Ar at Montreal 4th inst, barque Golden Sheai. Han
cock, Greenock.
Ar at St John. NIB, 7th inst, sch volant. Balloon,
Cid 9Th, sch Teazer, Tobin, for Philadelphia.
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at Liverpool 9th, Martha A Mcneil. Watts,
Charleston; Moonlight, Warehouse, Philadelphia;
Genevieve Strickland Post, for New Orleans; Frank
Flinnt, Evans, Bombay.
Ar at London 2Sth, Henrietta, Blanchard, from
Bassein.
AT at Falmouth. E. 9th, Lydia Skofeld, Dunnipg
Akyab; 2Sth, Geo Skolfied, Forsath, do, (both for
orders.)
Ar at Drosheda 26th Sarah NJ Loring, Loring, fun
Bangor.
Ar at Dublin July 26th Kossack, Blackwood from
New York.
Sid FIN Queenstown Goth, Carlton, Porter for
Liverpool.
Ar at Barrow July 9th, Bonny Boom Cole, from
New York.
Ar at Bowling 25th Clara Eaton, Davis, Portland
At Salt Pond, WCA, July /, Emma HERMAN,
Leadbetter, from Boston.
Ar at Venice July rs, Henry L Gregg, Dyer, from
New York.
Ar at Valencia July II, Bertha, HILL Huanillos via
Gibraltar.
Sid I'm Bilboa July 2lst, Manson, Gardiner, for
Philadelphia.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Base hall.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4; Bostons, 2.
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rFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE I

Ar at New York 10th, sch Rogers, Otis, and
Jae H Deputy, Bath; Tarry-Not, from Gardiner
Ned Sumpter, from Rockport.
Ar at Baltimore 10th, brig Hiram Abif, Tibt etts,
YabacOa.
At Humacoa July 2s, sch Winner Nash, for New
York.
At Naguabo, PR, July %, sch Elizabeth DeHart,
Low, for North of Hatteras, ldg.
Ar at Antwerp 9th, barque Chas Fobes, Low, from
Akyab.
Sid I'm Cadiz 9TH inst, brig Abby Tircomb, Ken
ney, Gloucester.
Cid at Rio Janeiro July 4th, barquee Jennie Cobb,
for Pensacola,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES.
Cumberland.

The Republicans of Cumberland are requested to
meet at the the Townhouse in said town on MON
DAY, the 18th day of August at o'clock D. M, to
choose delegates to attend the County Convention at
Portland, Aug. 10th.
Per Order Town Committee,
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MARINE N EW8
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MEMORANDA.
FISHERMEN.

Sch Sardine, Jellison, of and from Boston for Wis
casset with coal, sunk 9th inst, m, about three
miles NE Of Seeuia. The crew escaped in boat and
landed at Boothbay.