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The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Inc herman expedition has started TO
blockade Nicaraguan coasts.
Further dispatches from ST. Paul copf;,r tho
reports OF an Indian confederation
At last accounts O'Leary, the lead;no con-
testant in the International walking march
was losing time and shew signs of lameness
Long, Clemmens & Dewey's Wholesale nant
and varI lsh store 10 Cincinnati was YESTERDAY
damaged by fire $4,000; insured $4,000.
Cardinal McCloskey and Gen. Desounais
King Humbert's aid-de.camp, have visited
Gen. Grant.
Samuel Chambers and George Collins, (ne-
groes) were hanged at Newcastle yesterday for
rape.
Mr.. Wood of New York, who died Thursday,
leaves over million dollars to establish col
lege of music IN New York.
The Cornelius Hotel and several stores at
Loss $4,000. nAsn"
Two soldiers are reported to have been
1 H".eu "n .ne night OF the 10th, at Fort Clark.
troops. "nu oiacR
Father Walsh, pastor of the Catholic cbn,ch
al Long Branch, has caused the arrest of two
liquor dealers there, for selling wbiskey to a
woman who went to bis church drunk.
The treasurer ba, commenced the PAYMENT
OF a dividend of 10 per cent. to the depositors
10 the laIe Freedmen's Bank in Washington.
The sums vary from ten Cents upward,
The impeachment case of Insurance Super-
intendent Smyth of New York is finished and
the Senate will voie on the question of his re-.
moyal next Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23

Bavid's Little Lad. By L. v. Meade. Half
Hour Series. Paper, 225 pp, 25 cents. New York:
Harper & Brothers. Portland: Loring, Short G.
Harmon.
Romance Period. BY Eugene Lawrence. En-
glish Literature Primers. Paper, 1853 DID,, %
cents. New York: Harper 6 Brothers, Portland:
Loring, Short g. Harmon.
fiatouis Dfaiogi vi. Elk Recensione G. F.
HERMANN. Cloth. 1921 pp., &c cents. New York:
harper 81 Brothers. Portland: Loring, Short s.
Harmon.
ny Proxy. A Novel. By james Payn, author of
what He Cost Her" &c. Paper, 25s pp., 35 cents
New York: Harper s. Brothers. Portland: Lor-
ing, Short s. Harmon.
Pufnam's Library Companion, being a
qaarieriy continuation of "The Beat
Readins." Vol I, 1877. Boards, "a pp., so
cents New York: G. P. Putoam's Sons. Port
land: Loring, Short g. Harmon.
BY Celia's Arbor. A Tale of Portsmouth Town.
BY Walter Besant and James Rice, authors of
The Golden Butterfly" &C. Paper, illustrated,
ZIG pp., 30 cents New York: Harper & Brothers.
Portland: Loring. Short g. Harmon.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
LOUISIANA.
Judge Whitaker Acquitted by a Jury of
His Friends.

Judge Whitaker Acquitted by a Jury Of
His Friends.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-The rand Jury
presented report of their investigation rela-
tive to Gov. Wells charge against the officers
of the Superior Criminal Court The report
refutes IN toto all the charges made. In regard
to the charge that the presiding Judge was a
defaulter to the United Slater, the grad iury's
report contains certificates from the clerk of
the o. S. Circuit Court, and VIM. Grant,
special U. S. attorney in the cases against W.
r. Whitaker, which show that the three
charges against Whitaker for embezzlement
were disposed of, one BY acquittal by the Jury
and the other two by nolle prosequi entered in
consequence of the verdict IN the first case.
Attorney General Ogden Asks for a Re.
hearing Of the Anderson Case.
Attorney General Ogden has filed an appli-
cation for rehearng in the Anderson case.
He says the judges charge to the jury as to
what constituted record aud means by which
they were to reach a conclusion upon this
point, was the sole matter for review in this
court. If the charge upon that point was suf-
fcient the finding of the jury under it is be-
yond your reach because it necessarily embrace
es an inquiry into facts connected with the
document
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
Magazine Notices.

The Atlantic Monthly for April opens with
an unusually interesting installment OF MIR.
w. 81. Bishops serial, Detmold, and contains
besides, in the department of fction,a very
striking and powerful story, Saint or Sinner,by
the author of the Child of State which at
tracted so much attention few months since.
Charles Dudley Warner confines his delight
fully Humorous Adirondack papers, this time
telling of A-Hunting of the Deer. April Days,
some extracts from the Journals of 81. D.
Thoreau, will be read with great interest; and
Italy Revisited will be found to be one of the
most charming of Henry James Jr.'s sketches
of European travel. Mr.. T. B. Aldrich con-
tribatss most appreciative and gracefully
written paper on u Persian Poet wherein
he speaks of the life and poetry of Omar
Khayyam, and there Is an admirable
article, of which. the authorship is not given,
criticising The Story of Avis and other novels,
amongst which are Blacks Green Pastures
and PiccsdilIy, Blackmore's Erema, The Mod
ern Minister, etc. In a paper by the late Hon
Gideon Weles is described Lincoln's Triumph
in 1866. Richard Grant White contributes his
fourth article on Americanisms, continuing the
series begun in the Galaxy. The Russians on
the Bosphorus is very timely, and there is an
excellent political paper, The Lobby Its Cause
and Cure, by Arthur G. Ssdgwick. Knights
twelfth article on Crude aud Curious Inven.
tions treats of Furniture, Shoes and Toilette
and is profusely illustrated. The poetical de-
partmeut, always an important feature of this
magazine, includes the Rose and the Jasmine,
by E. G Stedman; Pigeons, by Edgar Fawcett;
Mrs. Elizabeth Aksrs Aliens A December
Night; Fate, by Luella Clark; and an anony-
nous poem, The Legend of st Sophia The
Open Letter from New York treats of the an
nual exhibition of the Water-Calor Society, and
the Contributors Club is as bright and enter
tanning as ever, discussing Curious Shaks-
pearean Facts, The Poster of the Future, I'm
aginative Botany, Baby Talk in Helen's Babies,
Mr.. Moody's English, Cure for Vampire Wo-
men Mr. Beach and his Dalmatian Dog, etc.
Recent Literature contains discriminating
notices of Phillips Brooks's Lectures on Preach
ing, Tyermans Life of Whita6eld, Telfsrs
The Crimea and Transcaucasia, Appleton's
Syrian Sunshine, Warnings The Bride of the
Rhine, Van Lsun's History of Frerch Litera-
ture and other new publications.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
CHINA AND JAPAN.

The Chinese Famine Spreading The
Government POwerless TO Give Belief
Progress of Education in Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-Arrived steam
er Alaska. from Hong Kong Feb. 10th, with
the following advices:
The famine is stretching all over the north
ern province of China and there is unparalleled
distress. The land taxation has virtually been
remitted in eight provinces but too late for re-
lief. The government resources are exhausted
and the utter depletion of an enormous por-
ton of the empire is threatened.
Viceroy Ii Hung Chang authorizes the work.
ing of the coal and iron mines in the neighbor.
hood of TieDtsin. The iron is pronounced as
excellent. The quality of the coal was inferior
but was sufficiently good for smelling.
The Emperor of Japan sends the Emperor of
Russia decoration of first class order of
merit"
The annual industrial exposition at Kioto the
ancient capital, was opened for 100 days Feb.
18th. The exhibits are chiefly domestic prod.
ucts.. Refineries for native kerosene oils are
now in active operation.
A detachment of troops was sept to LOO
choo Islands to protect the inhabitants from ag-
erosion.
The annual report of the minister of public
instruction shows remarkable advances in pop.
ular education since the preceding re port. The
number of new schools is upwards of 4.0OO:
new teachers upwards of 5000; new scho lars,
III 900. The total school attendance is nearly
100000 or 6 per cent of the entire population.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
ALVth Congress-ReguIar Session.
SENATE.

Ar, WASHINGTON, Mar %,
MI Conkling presented joint resolves of the New
the Watervliet arsenal, N. Y. "
MI Dorsey OF Arkansas introduced bill TO abol
sn sne D9ard Q, police commissioners OF the District
VI ConnDla Referred to the District Committee
MI Eaton of Connecticut submitted a nreamh1e
anu resoluton declaring it was alleged that Benja.
MN Moves OF Connecticut was on the 18th of March
IN washington arrested and Imprisoned without dine
process OF law, and in violation OF the rights of
citizen; that his kidnappers took from his person
with friends or COUNSEL therefor thai the COMMITTEES
ne directed to enquire into the subject and report
thereon to the Senate, and that the committee have
power TO send for persons and papers, etc.
After a brief discussion It's further consideration
was postponed until Monday.
Mr.. Hereford's resolution instrueting the commit
zee on nnance to report within one week on tbe
HOUSE Dill to repeal the specie resumption act to.
gether with their action thereon if any shall have
been had, was postponed until Tuesday next lew
Mr.. Hoar, from the elections commitlee renorted
Dack tDe Senate resolution to pay John Raw and
VIM. M. McMillen compensation and MILEAGE fof
senators) for the unexpIed term of VIM p KsIio W
in the 42d Congress with amendment to nav thagSg
$1,000 each instead of compensation and mileaSe
ot Sensfs Printed and ID ad on the table
bill and Mcdonald spoke iunu
Mr.. MeIrlmon took the floor with with thel under
sta anu tdae ne was TO speak Monday next.
line SINKING fund bill then laid aside with tbo
understanding it would not lose its place az nnsn
lsne1 business and the Senate resumed the consdar
aton OF tne house oil authorizing the Secretary of
-. =, 49,. toupOrdry CLERKS aud maxi
Jug an appropfaton for the same also making an
APPROXIMATION a ao for detecting trespass on public
ia ny anu ,ta bringing Into tie market pub c lands
III certain stites anu Tor ot purposes, the endino
question being on Seeks amendment. >-'i"s
Mr.. BECK In explanation of be amendment said +b
OBJECT was TO apply to unsutyeyed lands in tha +
ritory but not to affect any organized stale or s ,er
veyed lands. ''a'e UT sur
NJ, Aiser discussion Mr.. Beck at the suggestion Of
Mr.. Morgan, molfe1 bis amendment 81 II shnnt "a
Apply TO nnsurve' Ell lands of territories onlv and ss
modified it was agreed to oniy' anu as
too se amendment Of The committee on appropria-
eio s3 as amended was agreed t.. We as al NAYS
TT, hessrs. Bayard. Cameron of Wis. Herman and
wa az elgh only voted in the negative ~ anu
-; an "a amendment as agreed t. is as follows:
nat where wood and timber lands in terr;tor;es
Oh tne onted States are not surveyed and offered for
SAFE IN subdivisions convenient Of access no monev
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charges Against Ex-Gov. Chambers.

Charges Against Ex-Gov. Chamberlain.
NEW YORK, March pa Columbia des-
patch states that the chairman of the fraud
committee in the Senate yesterday, publicly an.
nounced that they had ample Evidence to Sc
care speedy conviction Of Ex-Governor Cham
6erla1n, for his share in claims against the
State. The resolutions, however, which passed
the House WEDNESDAY, passed the Soma to
Thursday, to the effect that notwithstanding
the Investigations have proved the truth of sew
eral charges made against those, who since
1903. have ruled aud almost ruined the State,
the Governor is requested to order nelle pro
SeQus IN any cases brought BY the State, based
upon facts found by the joint investigating com
mlttee on public lands.
Hampto Endorsed.
The Democratic caucus at Columbia Wednes-
day night, was addressed by Governor HamD-
ton, who was heartily endorsed by the caucus,
The Liberia Emigration Scheme.
Five thousand people witnessed the copsecra.
ton OF the Liberlan ship Azor at Charleston
yesterday, by Bishop Brown of the African
Methodist church. Several addresses were
made. The general feeling was expressed by
one OF the speakers, who said, SIN this coun-
Try the negroes are nation of bootbl acks, hos
Tiers and house-servants-a race of mepials.
Ii the black man wishes to rise, he must 90
where he is on an equality with his surround
ings"
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
Distress in the Iron and Coal Ira

Distress in the Iron and Coal Trades,
LONDON, March 22.-rhe Times states tn at
the iron trade Of South Yorkshire is stagnant,
and large numbers of men are out of work,
Within few days the two leading works in
Rotterdam have stopped, owing to scarcity of
dered Idle in these establishments The Mid
land Iron ComDauy had, during the last 10
years, paid dividends averaging so per cent.
per annum. IL is also feared that the golfers
will strike against reduction of wages, in
which some 10000 will be unemployed.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Shot Himself Because His Face Was
Scared
BosroN, March 22-John f. Patten, 20
years of age, student at the Institute of
Technology, shot himself through the head
yesterday at his boarding house, No. 10Y Chand-
Ter street. He belonged to fine family at
Manchester, N. FL The cause Of the act is
supposed to have been sensitiveness at a slight
designation of his face.
Death from Abort ON.
Some days since Miss Maria Mahoney,
beautiful young lady residing in Charlestown,
died under suspicious circumstances and a
post mortem disclosed an unsucc ,ssful attempt
to procure abortion. Detectives have thus far
been unable to discover the guilty parties.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
Montana EnraRed at the Action of the
Interior Department.

HELENA, Montana, March 22-Great inter.
est is manifested here over the timber discus.
sion in Congress. Indignation is expressed at
the report Of the special agent of the Interior
Department fro "A this place, The largest mill
10 the territory averages about 5000 feet daily.
Since the enforcement of the timber law the
mills are running on timber felled and when
that is consumed it is proposed to wait the &C
ton of Congress before telling more. Mining
operations, quartz excepted, were practically
suspended last fall before the law went into
operation and cord-wood is now as cheapias
winter. Wood mostly from dead timber cut in
Montana is all used by the citizens of the ter
demand.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
DIED.

In this city, March %. Augustus c. French, form
erIy OF LOWELL Mass, aged 81 years months % days
IN Yarmouth. March Il, Mrs. Kezia Gray, widow
OF the late Nathl j. Royal
In Brunswick. March 10, Mrs. Diana s., wife of
Edwin M. Stone. aged 80 years months.
In Brunswick. March H. Mrs. Frances L. wife of
David N Hammond, aged So years months.
In Harpswell: Feb. "a, Mr.. Theophius Slower, aged
Sc years months; 25th, Mrs. Nancy Small, aged SO
years mouths.
In Harpswell, March 5, Mrs. Frances Orr, aged 50
years months.
In Harpswell, March A. Sarah Slower, aged SO
years.
In Saco, March 20. Marian Gordon, of Dayton,
aged IS years months.
In Saco, March Is, Mrs. Susan Tarbox, aged IS
years months.
In Bath, March 20, Mr.. Horatio N. wnslow, aged
CT years months
In Biddeford, March r. Mrs. Abby d. wife of Thos
d. Locke. aged 3s years 10 months.
In Pittsheld March 8. Carrie NJ, daughter of c. c.
Bracket, aged years months.
In Skowhegan. March IL, Mrs. Betsey, wife Eras-
tus Foster, aged rs years.
In Nobleboro, March II, Oscar A. Moody aged 90
years months.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Friday, March 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Antonio, (Br) Anderson, Alloe (ScoD to
Vinslow q Co. to Load grain for Europe.
Steamship Mississippi, (Br) Lindall, Liverpool.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
Eagtport for Boston.
Steamer Jas Gary, Grant, Boston for Calais and
Eastport.
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to B
Morse & Co.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Aroline, Pierce, Bremen.
CLEARED.
Sch Norman, Hodgdon, Havans-Phinney & Jack
son.
Sch Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Virginia-Timmons
& Halves.
Sch Grace Gushing, Mosher, New York; Rum
cry.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, New York-S Cole.
Steamer Jas Gary, Grant, Eastport and Calais
Nathl Blake
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
MARRIED..

In Cornish, March l6. Albert Rankins OF Hiram
and Miss Eta Warren of Cornish
In Wiscasset, March 16, Cyrus W. Pierce and Miss
Abbie f. Blagdon, both of Wiscasset.
In Jay, March ii, Osmond q. Jones and Miss
Georgianna Lothrop both of Canton.
In Anson. March II, Charles Cryble and Miss Clar-
issa Peabody.
In Peru, Feb. 9, Ravillo A. Knight and Miss Almer
W. jackson.
In Biddeiord. March 10. Madison NJ. Leavitt and
Miss Eta f. aumery.
In North Berwick, March 16, John Chadbourn and
Miss Emma d. Hall.
In North Lebanon, March 10, Melvin Wentworth
Esq, and Miss Clara r. Goodwin.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
ITALY.
The French X,

The French Representative at the Vatican
ROME. March 22.-Ceunt Gobraic is expected
to replace Baron Bande as French representa-
tive at the Vatican.
The Coming COnsistory.-Political CUES.
tiOns TO be Avoided.
The consistory will be held the 2Sth inst. No
encyclical will be- issued, the Pops not wishi og
to commit himself to any definite policy in the
present mplication of European affairs The
Pope will only deliver an allocuton avoiding
all political illusions.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23

PROVIDENCE. r. L March 22-Democratic
State Convention met here today and nominal
TED Isaac Lawrence for Goveraor,sand Thomas
DAVIS. of Providence, Lieut.. Governor, FL. II.
Roblnson, OF Woonsockef, Secretary of State,
Charles N. Page, Attorney General, Thomas
. w. Segon, of Westerly, General Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
EnroPean Nnnrxe,s.

LONDON, Ma oh 22-123 P. M.-Cousols at $50 for
money and 95 7-l6 tor account.
LONDON, March 22-123O P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, AIS. at 1O3a; new IS at
1o5; 67s 1914 io-4os, 1885 Erie 11s; preferred rs;
Illinois Central 761.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-12SO P. M.-Cotton is
unchanged; Midding uplands at Cd; do Orleans at
6td; sales 1900 bales, including 100 bales for spec
1900 American,
Futures 1-s2 cheaper; March delivery at 5 Isle;
MaIcn ana April l5-l6; April and May Sl-32
Flour at "a rs; Winter Wheat at lOs IL "a lisa
Spring do q lO7; California averages lis Id q
II s. club II q II 8; Corr % q rs 3; Peas SO
PROVISIONS, &c-Pork 81; Beef at 50. Bacon at q
q Is 3 Lard at 81 Cheese at 6Ss. Talow SO 6.
AT Lon1on Tailow 80.
PARIS, March 22.-Rentes 1iOf &c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23

In the guet called 'heartburn,' (why it is impossi
bic to conceive, since the has nothing with
it, is caused by the acetous fermentation in the
stomach of the food contained n ii; by oyerpus
the gastric juice which is itself powerful acid, by
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
Yellow Fever Mt Rio Js..;r,

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Adyices received
at Baltimore state that the crews of nearly all
Baltimore vessels at Rio Janeiro are down
with yellow. fever. A letter received by
mercantile firm Yesterday says that there is
scarcely vessel at Rio on which there are not
several cases. The authorities are vigorously
asserting themselves to prevent the spread Of
the disease "
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
MAINE.
A Fearful Fall.

FORT FAIRFIELD, March 22.-Oscar Barker,
aged 81. of Freserictou, N. B., on Monday fell
from the railway bridge at Grand Falls, N. B A,
80 feet to the solid ice. manging his legs fear
fully, driving the bones of the hip into the body
and of the leg through the bootleg. also injur-
ing his spine. Both legs were amputated. He
is still alive.
Fire in Norway.
NORWAY, March % Henry 81. Hobbs house
was burned this noon. Loss, $500; no insur.
anca.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23

CHICAGO, March 22-Hogs-recepts 1900 head;
shipments $500 head: market a shade stronger for
choice heavy at $40 a 90; light at so q 8 Go /;
mixed packing at 35 q So; all sold.
Cattle-receipts AGO head; shipments 3400 head !;
4 10 @ D 30; feeders and stocKers at 80 lD 4 90.
Sheep-receipts $40 head; light upply and demand
strong.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
be unnaturay acrid quality of that secretion. The

the unnaturay aerd quality of that secretion. The
ordinary way oftreating this symptom for it is moth
ing else, to administer bcarbonae Of soda an al
Kali, to neutralize the acid. But stomach can
not be cured by akals which tend to weaken the d.
gestive apparatus. A far better remedy is bosiet-
ters stomach Bitters which strengthens the cellular
membrane the seat of the difficulty, regulates the
flow OF the gastric secretion improves the quality if
vitated and puts the stomach into good working or
der. Perfect digestion follows a natural sequence
and there is no more trouble from heartburn or sour
stomach The liver and bowels are also thoroughly
regulated by this sovereign alternative. mhlseod&wlw
CoNGREss.-The Congress yeast powder is
made of the purest and most healthfu materials 1t
is the best in the world for making delicious white,
sweet and heathful biscuits, cakes, pastry, &c. Use
none but the Congress-"
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
SAN DOMINGO.

The suocess of the Revolution Con d med.
ST.. THOMAS, March 10.--A telegram received
here on the TIN inst, states that the revo .utiop
has succeeded, and that Baez with his family
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I'm These Days

of mouds aud forms, and machines and scraps and
stems, anu old stumps ground up and perfumed.
what a comfort it must be to the smoker to find a
pure Havana, long filled, hand made, old fashioned
cigar like the BAsTIANELLI, at
3, T. MEAHER &c CO.'S
9arlo tfsn
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
CUBA.
The DIFFICULTIES Not Vet Ov.r.

THt N0s
NEW YORK, March 22-PasseDgers who ar
rived yesterday from Havana state that from
1000 to 1000 Cuban insurgents are intreDched in
the Eastern aud Las Villas districts, and less
than 1000 had surrendered to the Spaniards.
The opinion in Havana was that the war would
not cease for years, unless the Cubans were al
lowed to govern themselves.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
MEMOIR ANDAa

Barque Mary Nj Bird, Packard from Batavia for
Boston, which put into st Thomas, has discharged
and went into dry dock 18th.
Brig Annie W Goddard, from Portland for Matan-
zas before reported wrecked struck South Riding
Rocks, Bahama Bank, Feb 25th. A portion OF the
cargo with vessels materials, saved and taken
to Nassau, Mp.
Sch Nellie Treat. Trim, at New York from Point-a
spit Sails
Sch L A Stuart, Libby, from New York for HUI
maeoa put into st Thomas 10th inst with loss OF sails
and other damage.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
Clearing House TRANSACTIONS.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Nee Daaices'..'.''. ..".."..,...."... 1898 10
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwuNrY-rouR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEY srau.r,
OFFICER, Washington, DC.
Mar % 4 A M

Middle Atlantic States and lower lake rspions
warmer clear or partly clouded weather, wind
mostly from e, TO 5 W., and falling barom-
eter, possibly followed in last district by rsinp
barometer and colder N W. winds.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCasE
Portland wholesale sr,r,,o,

Portland Wholesale Market.
FRIDAY March 22.-The markets are quiet to-day
with Out little change to note. Sugars steady at
9sc for graduated and Sc for Extra Flour is dull
with but few sales. Corn is in good demand and is
selling well at old prices. Pork and Lard are un
changed.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23

are in Porto Rico This tallies with the latest
nsws from st. Domingo, as the whole Ciboa
was said to be up 10 arms, and the city of St.
Domingo itself disaffected.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
Boston stock Market,

Daily Domestic Receipts,
By water conveyance-10e0 bush corn mesl Ia q
W True q Co. y"