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The Portland daily press., 1877-08-07
DIED.

In this city, Aug. 4, Albert NJ. Langmaid, aged so
years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
at his late residence, Lowell street.
In Deering, Aug. 6, James W. Macintosh, aged 40
years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at his late residence. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
drew F.. and Eunice L.. Smith, aged Is years il
months days.
In Bath, Aug. 3. Mr. Daniel Larrabee aged 70 yrs
In Bath, Aug 4, Mr.. Nathaniel S. Morse, aged 81
years. -
In Biddeford, July 6, Capt. Oliver Perkins, aged 7s
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Disastrous Fl.
sERvIA.
The In.urxeu1s pe6ea,ed.

VIENNA, Aug. GA Seara despatch says af-
ter seven hours engagement on the 4th, the
insurgents under Gen. Despotvich were defeat
ed with great loss. Despotvich with 300 fol-
lowers, was compelled to cross the frontier into
Austrian territory, where he was interviewed
and dismissed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland wholesale Market.


MONDAY, August 6-Markets show general weak
feeling to-day Sugars have fallen off sc, and are
now quoted at 11sc for gran1lated and lie for Extra
G. Pork and Lard are decidedly dull, and the
demand is very light. Corn is rather easy, and car
lots quoted at 81 q &c., and bag lots at &c. Meal
&C. Oats 30 q 65c. Flour is in tair demand at the
former prices.
FREIGHTS.-There is still large amount Of ship
ping laying idle in this port. and orders are very
scarce The only engagements reported for the week
are the Br Bark Norwegian, to load deals at Wiscas
set for Liverpool at Cos per stand Barkentine Hattie
Dixon loads deals at Gardiner for Swansea at $751;
Brig liza to load salt at Hyeres, France, for Prov
dence, I, at 10c per bashel Bark Norena hence to
Maranzas with sugar hhd shocks and heads, at 2Sc
Schr Albert W Smith, Pictou, N s, to Portland with
COAL at 81 so per tom and Schr Casco Lodge, hence
to New York with lumber, at 81 80 per M.
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For New England,


rottepness of the Chicago Protection Life In
sorance %. 1t charges serious frauds on poll
cy holders, and that mythical securities have
been palmed off on state officials The comma
ny is In default half million.
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B. B. PECK,
District Agent,
No. % Exchange st.,
o. PORTLAND. ME.
Notice of FOrecIOsure.

WHEREAS, Thomas Martin, of Peaks Island,
w Cumberland county, state Of Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated December I'd, A. D., 1872, and
recorded in Cum berland Registry of Deeds Book 1885,
page 4SS. mortgaged to Alvin Deering, of Portland,
in said Cumberland county certain lot Of land with
the buildings thereon, situated said Peaks Island,
bounded and described as follows, viz Commencing
on William Woodbury's line. about tiirty-fve feet
Easterly OF the angle Of the division lne thence run
ming Southerly lightweight and one-half degrees,
East fifty feet; thence Northerly one degree and
thirty minutes East one hundred feet to stake and
within ten feet of the brick work OF the house on
said lott thence Northerly eighty degrees West
fifty feet; thence Southerly to the first mentioned
bounds. Said lot being portion Of lot No: 2. on
plan Of division Of the Woodbury. farm, which plan
Is recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Plan
Book No. 2, page 40. Also right Of way to the
shore the Westerly part of said lott to secure the
payment of three hundred and tilty-seven dollars;
which mortgage with the note and evidence Of debt
thereby secured was duly assigned to u.s. vz-Charles
e. Trefethen and Henry Trefethen, Jr., under name
of Charles & Henry Trefethen,-by said Alvin
Deering per assignment duly recorded in said Reg
istry of Deeds Book 49, cage 131. This Is to give
notice that the condition in said mortgage Is broken
by reason whereof we claim a foreclosure Of said
mortgage. CHARLES L. TREFETHEN,
jy3Od1aw3wM HENRY T. REFETHEN, Jr.
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MARRIED..

In North Vassalboro. July o. William Write and
Miss A. s. Higgins, both of Vassalboro
MN In North yassaboro, Aug.l, Charlie Reynolds of
In Dresden, Aug. /, Dan'l G. Carney and Miss Ma
ry E. Stilphen.
In Waterville, July 90, Levi Bates OF Winthrop
and Miss Minnie g. Brann of Waterville.
In Waterville, July 81, Joseph Lashus and Mrs.
Sarah Loubie.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9Th day of
IN September, A. d., 1866, Thomas Mithell of
Casco, in the County of Cumberland and State OF
Maine, conveyed to me, the subscriber in mortgage,
a certain piece OF land which was decided to him by
Jordan B. Mthell, November 9th, A. D., 1864,
recorded in said Cumberland Registry of Deeds,
Book 329. Page 545 (Which mortgage is recorded in
said Registry ook 345 Page 231,l and that the con-
ditions Of said mortgage have been bIoken by rea-
son Of which claim foreclosure of the same, and
give this notice for that purpose.
Dated at Casco this the 10Th day Of July, A. D,
1877.
iuly2Od1aw3wF SPENCER DECKER.
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The SILK Strikers.

PATERSON, N. j., Aug. 5.-The striking rib
bon weavers have resumed work at two mills on
a scale of prices, and other mills are expected
to agree. The broad silk weavers have struck,
and there are complaints of intimidation by
them toward the non-strikers. Arrests will be
made this afternoon,
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June u, lat N, Ion % W, ship Don Quixote, from
Cardiff tor Singapore.
July 4, lat 80 N, Ion 81 So W, ship John W Mari,
Morse, from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro.
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Terrible Wind iuIova.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. 6-There was ter
fific wind and rain storm here this morning. At
deaf institution unfinished new wing three
stories high was levelled to the first story. A
portion OF the material was carried q distance
OF mile. Loss about $4,000.
Iowa Crops.
KEoKuK, Iowa.. Aug. 6,-Complete reports
OF the condition Of the crops throughout the
Dodge, show that wheat is about the average.
with heavy yield of corn and with favorable
season more than an average yield of rye;
barley little lower; potatoes, best prospects
ever known; timothy, fine crop; faxseed, little
lower. Grasshoppers are plenty in the north
western counties but are doing no damage.
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Commissioners Notice.

VNHE undersigned, Commissioners upon the estate
Il of William IL. Winchester, late of Port
land, deceased hereby given notice that they will
mold meetings to receive and decide upon all claims
against said estate, at their Office No. 95 Exchange
Street. in said Portland at the following times: 18th
OF August; 18th of October; 18th of December, A.
ID. 1871; and January II, A. d. 1873,
BENZ. KINGSBURY,
j. i. MCCOBB.
iuly21 d1aw3w
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Foreign Exports.

Foreign Imports.
CADEZ. Brig Johanna-6O5 tons of salt to E G
Willard.
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mee,inx of workinxmen in Baltimore.

Meeting of Workingmen in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aug. "a mass meeting of
workingmen tonight at the Maryland Institute
was addressed by John 81. Mcdonald, editor of
the Labor Standard of New York, and others
The chief object of the meeting tonight was for
a more thorough organization of the working
mems party
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY. FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1osAI>
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
August z, Il A. MY
For New England,
falling barometer, south and west winds, slight.
" warmer, cloudy or rainy weather followed
BY cooler easterly winds and rising barometer
In the eastern part Of New England.
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The Strike ON the New Jersey Centrnl.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6-This morning fifty
Italian laborers were taken to the coal docks at
Port johnson, N. j, in barge to take the
places of the men striking for an advance to
the old rate of wages paid last spring. After
the Italians arrived the demonstrations by the
rioters became violent and help was telegraph
ed for to jersey City. The receiver of the
company called upon the court for protection
and Judge McKenna issued notice that the
property is under control of the court, and that
any interference is a violation of the law which
dispatched from Jersey City for Port johnson
this afternoon with Tillipghast, the receiver,
Sheriff Loverty and twenty policemen. One
hundred special officers are on duty at Port
johnson. The 4th regiment is under arms.
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CARDENAS. Bark Peters-4112 shocks and
heads. 200 cart hid sqooks, H. 100 HOOPS Sc bbls po-
tatoes.
ST, JOHN, NIB. Schr James,, 900 bricks.
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THE COAL STRIKERS.
Affairs Quiet at Scranton.
MINERS STILL IDLE.

NEW YORK, Aug. GA Scranton, special
says the 18th regiment which behaved so badly
at Pittsburg tits home) is doing well in the
mining regions Gen. Pearson is with his COM
mander near Wi!kesbarre. The miners are at
present eowed, but threaten trouble when the
troops retire. The Governor is recovering from
his indisposition and hopes that the need of a
militia will have passed in week.
A Shenandoah despatch from President
Gowen urges the employees of the Philadelphia
Coal and Iron Co. to keep at work, prophecy
ing increased wages and higher prices for coal.
The employees of three Reading collleries at
Mahsnoy city have decided to continue work
until other colleries besides those at Shenan-
doah strike.
A Scranton special gives the coal companies
explanation of the miners restitution. They
charge it to over population, and show that the
miners earnings are sufficient to live upon, but
too many are idle, as there is not work enough
for all.
Still UnwilIiug to Work.
SCRANTON, Aug. 6.-The miners of the
Lackawanna Co show no sign of returning to
work aod threatening letters continue to be adj
dressed to Mechanics who are said to be in IA
vor of going to work 10 the car shops.
Everything is quiet tonight.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSEs.
Wesfbrook,

The Republicans of Westbrook are requested to
meet at Warren's Hall in said town, on TUESDAY,
August It'll, at o'clock P. M, to choose delegates
to- the State and County Conventions also choose
a Town Committee.
Per order Town Con mttee.
Westbrook, Augusta 3, 1877.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers hav
IN been duly appointed Executors of the Will
PRISCILLA P. SMITH, late of Gorham,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and have
taken upon themselves that trust by giving bonds
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon to make payment to
GEORGE "; SMITH, of Bangor. Fxscntors.
CAROLINE F. SMITH, of Gorham, ! hAeou'OiD'
Gorham, July Sd, 1877. d1aw3wws
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate Of
JOHN d. LINCOLN, late of Brunswick,
in the County of Cumberland deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
demands upon the estate of said deceased are re-
quired to exhibit the same and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES S. d. FESSENDEN' Admir-
of Deering.
Brunswick. June, 10, 1877. je22d1aw3wSs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate OF
JOHN e. WOOSTER, late of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland deceased, and given
bonds the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
HENRY p, DEWEY, Admir-
Portland May Is. 1877. jyl4d1aw3wSs
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Nc A -RINH NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, Aug. 6.

Monday, Aug. 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike. Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
U steamer Myrtle. Foster, Chatham.
U s steamer Fern, Wright. Eastport
BarQue S W Hotrook, Mitchell, New York-coal
Co.
salt to G Willard. Vessel to r Lewis 81 Co.
bertrand Mills.
Sch Centennial, Birdsell, Philadelphia-coal to Me
Sch Fl shubert, Bartlett. Philadelphia to
Sch Grace Gushing, Moshier, Port Jobpson-coal to
Boston & Maine RR.
Sch Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, j.
Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Nansur Cakes, Matthews. New York-sapd
to Portland Machine Works.
Sch Red Beach, Cram, Boston, to load bricks for
Sch Florence. Anthony. Boston, seeking
Sch John A Dix, Pnkham, Cape Porpoise.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Barque Florence Peters, Mountfort, Cardenas-
Sch Ada Barker, Dobbin. Jonesport-cbase Lea
Witt s. Co.
Sch Jane, Craig, st John, NB-Jas Lucas.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Baltimore 9th, sch Nellie STAR Poland, from
Annapolis.
Ar at Georgetown, sc, list inst, sch Jennie Beazley
from Bucksport.
Ar at Queenstown 9th, sch Grace Davis. Davis,
Point Wolf.
mRMORANDA.
Barque Annie Torrey, from Havre for Richmond,
which was picked III and towed into Cowes derelict,
July a. had lost fore and mizzenmast and the hull
was badly damaged. by collision,
Brig II McGivery, Moore, from New York for
Bris Alice Putnam at Vinevad. Haven in oa,tino
under way Sd. foued with sch II L Townsend and
lost jibboom and head gear.
Sch Addie M Bird, Fales, from Rondout was
struck by squall 9th inst below Salem and carried
away foretopmast, split foresail, &c.
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MAINE.
Court Matters.

SAco, Jan. 13-Iu the Supreme Court to-day
the case of Cate vs. Marcelle for trespass and
assault was argued by Lunt for plaintiff and by
Tapley for defendant. The jury rendered a
verdict for plaintiff.
Louisa W. Weed was divorced from Benja-
min, her husband; John 81. Hubbard from
Louisa, his wife. The case, Seaman VS.. Pat
terson, was decided for plaintiff Court ad-
journed to Monday morning.
Wanted, a Revival.
Biddeford people are beginning to think they
are wicked enough and talk of engaging some
evangelists to start revival.
Supreme Court at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 14.-The juries were excused
from further service yesterday, it being the
69th working day of the term, the longest ever
held in Kennebec county. There have been
only "a jury trials.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. - Postmasters ap-
pointed-Alden Miller, Jr., at Camden, Knox
county, Me-; VIM. Burton, White Rock, Cum
berland county, Me-, W. f. Lovejoy, winp,
Penobscot county, Me.
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MISSISSIPPI.
How the Democrats Carried the Stale


WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Major Howard of
jackson, Miss, testified before the Senate
Committee on Elections this afternoon in rela-
ton to the alleged intimidation of voters in
that state at the recent election. He stated
that he Knew OF at least 100 persons (colored)
aud ne thought they were mostly republicans
at Ilnnans,. polling place just outside of
jackson, who were kept from voting by reason
OF their not being able to get through the
crowd around the polls and by reason Of The
supervisors OF election at that place asking nu-
merous questions of the voters simply to take
up time and delay the voting.
Major Edward Howard special agent of the
Postoffice in Mississippi, was examined Tray
eiled through various parts of the state within
the past ten months and is satisfied from what
he saw and heard that large number of COL
ored voters were inundated for the purpose of
keeping them from voting. One of the meth
DDS OF intimidation was threatening to turn the
iaoorlng men cut of employment. If the Re-
publlcans attempted to hold a political meeting
the conservatives or Democrats created a dis
turbaDce and broke up the meeting Repub-
hcans in different parts of the state told wit
ness previous to the last election that unless
they could be protected they would poll o small
vote Judge Percy of Kinds county, Miss, in
conversation with witness, remarked that the
conservatives in his county did not propose to
allow the Republican party ever to be built up
IN tnst county again. Witness stated that
what would be called farce in the North was
called an election in Mississippi Never met
but two coloret men 10 Mississippi who were
Democrats. He saw no violence done to any
Lerson previous to election day He had talk
ed to great number of colOred people and
knows that large majority of them would
vote the Republican ticket if left alone.
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FIFTY-SIXTH LEGISLATURE.
Especial to Prsss.l
HOUSE.

Especial to Prsss.l
HOUSE.
AUGUSTA Jan. Is, 1877.
Met at a. m. according to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Curtis of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed of In con-
currence.
A communication was received from the
Governor transmitting list of convicts par
doned or reprieved by him during 1876
Senate order relating to legislative commit
tees visiting the various State institutions
which they represent came back from the Sen
ate, that branch adhering to its vote passing
the order without amendment
On motion of Mr.. Chase of Brdgtoa, the
House voted to adhere to its vote amending the
order
House order to authorize legislative commit
tees to visit the different State institutions they
represent, came from the Senate amended by
adding the words ''the several committees not
authorized to invite members of the legislature
or others to accompany them at the expense of
the State
On motion of Mr.. Rand the House insisted
on its vote passing the order without amend
ment and voted to ask committee of confer
cree.
The Speaker appointed as the committee of
the part of the House, Messrs Rand, Norton,
and Chase of Bridgton.
Orders Pdssed-That when the House sd-
journ it adjourn to meet on Monday next, at %
p. M; that the committee on judiciary inquire
into the expediency of repeating or amending
chapter 146 of Public Laws of 1876; that one
thousand copies of the Bank Examiners report
of 1876 be printed additional to the number
otherwise provided for; that inquiry be made
into the expediepcy OF abolishirg the school
district system, and adopting town system of
general law; that inquiry be made into the ex-
pediency of making an appropriation to aid in
building a bridge over Wallagrass stream,
plantation of Wallagrsss, in the county of
Aroostook.
Passed to be engr0sSed-Bill, an act to author
ize contract between the Bucksport and Ban
gor Railroad Company and the Trustees of the
European & North American Railroad Com
pany; an act to amend section 3, chapter 26,
of the Public Laws OF 1872, relating to altering
and widening streets.
Petitions, bills, etc., presented and REFEREED
Petition of citizens of Ellsworth for change of
day of holding municipal election to the first
Monday of March, an earlier day; bill, an act
authorizing Fred G. Barker to navigate BY
steam Interchangeable Lake in Oxford coun-
ty; bill, an act to enlarge the powers of cOnsta-
bles in the service Of civil process; BILL an act
to amend chapter 6, section 81, Il. S., relating
to the repairs of ways in incorporated town
ships.
Adicutned
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Thousands of citizens of Charleston, S. c.,
have signed pledge to pay no taxes except to
Hampton's officers.
The President has rardoned Chas. G. Fisher
convicted of abstractng records from the De-
partments at Washington.
The Welland Vale Manufacturers Company's
works, at St. Catharine, Ontario, were burned
Saturday, loss $12C, 1000
Fears are entertained for the safety of the
steamer George Cromwell, from New York for
st. John, N. B.
A fire in Edinburg, Clarion county, Pa, des
troyed twenty-five buildings in the business
part of the town. Loss, 100000.
A large block of stores and offices we've burn
ed in Scranton, P. A., Saturday. Loss 500,
900.
s. Morris and his child were bnrned to death
in his house at Cranberry Park, N. j., Tues
day. His wife and another child were saved.
Several girls of the 200 employed in the
Simons' silk factory, New York, were hurt Sat
urday during panic caused by falss alarm
of fire.
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NEW YORK.
The Bennett.May Duel.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13-The case of DIR.
Phelps, for contempt of court in the duel affair,
is to be decided Monday.
1t is now said that Bennett is here, and May
is still on the Banks of Guupowder River in
Maryland.
James Gordon Bennett boarded the steam
ship City of Richmond to-day, off Sandy Hook
from the Herald steam yacht, and sailed for
Liverpool.
The World says that Rowland Robbins and
Miss Jeanett Bennett, accompanied by James
Gordon Bennett, went to Europe on the City
OF Richmond.
ANational Convention of Democrats.
Congressman Hewitt was expected in this
city yesterday to consult with Gov. Tilden
about the propriety of issuing call for ma
ti0nal convention to assemble in Washington
at the counting of the electoral vote on the 18th
of February, but business engagements pre-
vented his leaving Washington until yesterday
evening. Several other distinguished gentle
men, however, waited on Gov. Tilden last
night at his residence and held long consul.
tation. 1t is understood there was quite diff
ference of opinion on the advisability of call
ing a convention and that Tilden was very re-
ticent on the subject.
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Damage from ice.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 14.-The movement of the
ice in the Ohio River has been almost general
from Pittsburg to Carlo, entailing heavy losses.
chiefly upon owners of coal boats and barges.
A despatch from New Bend, ~ miles below
here, reports over 200 coal barges passing there
in the ice today.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 14.-The heavy ice
gorges from the upper Monongahela which
broke losse yesterday afternoon, reached here
at o'clock this morning, doing immense dam
age to the coal and steamboat interests of this
place. Two passenger and seven tug boats
were damaged. An immense number of coal
fats, loaded and empty, were carried away and
it is feared that several lives were lost. A
rough estimate of the loss puts the figure at
$2,Ooo,oOO. The cool works along the Monon-
ganeia were SO badly wrecked that it will re-
quire TWO months to repair the damage.
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MINOR TELEcraurs

The regatta of 1877 will be held at Detroit.
Aug. 16 and II. "
,Newburyport is enjoying a religious reyiy.
al. io'i'-
Mr.. Orion is preparing reply to the sum-
mons of the House.
The Western Union Telegraph announces a
reduction in tolls between New York and the
West.
The President was in consultation with Sec.
retaries Chandler and Cameron yesterday.
The Democrats claiming to be elected in
South Ceroins, Yesterday made formal de-
mand for their Office, 1t is preparatory to a
quo werranto.
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FRNANCEAA4 AND cow aEggCEAA
Foreign KxpSrss,

Foreign ExpGrsz.
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Bermuda-5O0 -four, 100
bbls oatmeal i9 bags feed 2117 gals spiIits 1856 pkgs
organ, 1925 lbs meats, 2O6S gals oil, 81 packages
merchandise.
LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Peruvian
$500 bush barley 4O2 bbs -four, 1872, 200 lbs meats
900 do butter 800 do bacon 2272 bush corn 1850
bush wheat IA do peas, lbs potash 1920 bush
oats 13O3S3 lbs beef 70 mutton 200 boxes
peas z66 bbs apples 10 boxes fish, 139 400 lbs
lard 10000 do tallow, sleigh, sewing machines IL
cases leather, organ, IS caps copper ore packages
merchandise.
BUENOS AYRES. Brig M Goodrich-295, $50
# lumber, 1000 pickets.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Jan. IA.
The joint standing committee on interior wa
tiers give hearing Jan. "a, on the matter of
the bill IAN act to to prevent the the throwing
of slabs and other refuse into the Kennebec
river and its tributaries
The Savings Bank bill 10 much altered
form will be reported from the committee on
Banks and Banking Tuesday
Report of the Indian Commissioners show
the number of the Passamaqqoddy tribe to be
5OS, and amount of expenditures the past wear
$4,S94OS; number of Penobscots 1885, and ex-
penditures $8,431.01.