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The early dealings in the London market dis
played good demand for British consols. which
advanced u per cent to s71s 97as. for both money
and the account. United States bonds were frac-
ton lower. new fours selling at 105, AIS at l09il
and hves at 1885 Among American railway securi-
ties the Fries steady at 2s7s for the common.
53k for the preferred 1875 for second consols.
7Tis tor funded hves and 1854 for frsts
Illinois Central declined from 80 to 92s and Penn
sylvania advanced from AK to AK. New Jersey
Central steady at SO. while do. consos fell of
from lo44 to 1o3s4 At Paris rentes s2f. 9Oc
but later declined 2hc. Exchange on London was
25f. 32lsc.
Later London advices reported recovery in
United States bonds to 1855 for fours and 1898
for AIS. Illinois Central to 934. Pennsylvania
to AZ and Reading to 2OA. Bar silver sold at 81 I'd.
5lsxd. per The rate of discount in the open
market for three months bills per cent
In this market foreign exchange weak and
leading drawers reduced the rates half cent. Fol-
lovving ara thu latest uuotations.-
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heads s. 81 o5 hoops IA feet ordinary prime S33
S3J do, IL feet. do xaS $50 per NJ
CoivkR was quiet At l6i4c cash for Lake
CoRDAGE was dull but unchanged. We quote:-Manila,
large and small, 21ac. l5c tarred Manila, lie sisa'
rope. lOhsc lllsc.
corros the steady. with fair demand Quo
tations were marked down Ice After Change some 100
bales sold for spinning and 500 do for export,
making the total for the day 24O5 bales. Futures
only moderately active The lowest sales showed
decline from yesterdays prices of IL points The best
sales showed an advance OF points The last sales
showed advance of Lars points, at which the market
closed firm The sales to day from A NJ 10 three r. NJ.
foot up 1900 bales. The lowest and highest points
touched to-day follows August IL O1c OSc
September iosic II loc; October lo2lc. lo2sc. :;
November. loOic 10 Toe; December loose. a 1oOSc
January loose. 10 3c;; February, lo2Ie lo2Ic !;
March 10 use O33c. These showed a
ton OF points in August. III in September ia October
in November in December IN January. in February
and la March As compared with the last of
terday the lowest sales to-day showed decline OF points
In August IL in september in October, in Novem-
ber / IN December o in January, an advance Of
in February and l in March. The closing
prices yesterday and the highest prices of day
compared give decline of point IN August an advance
of points in September, In October In November
in December in January decline OF points in Febru
AIRY and in March The closing prices Of yesterday and
to.d a ycon m TO
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LOUISIANA consoIs rose to 3sH. New skies of 1887
sold at lo5. and Alabama. class A, at 46A.
In railroad bonds Toledo and wabash seconds. ex
coupon from 9la to 92s. while do consolidated
convertible, coupon sold up to SO. Great Western
seconds. coupon, advanced from 81 to w. Kansas
and Texas consolidated assented from rs to 49, and
do. seconds from 32s 1914. Tho last named reacted
TO 1924. lehigh and wlkesbarre consolidated fell
Oh from 81 to SIS Erie seconds from 104 to lU3A
aud consolidated sevens from l12i4 to liz. Rome
Watertown and 0gdensburg consolidated nrsts rose
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Sales at the Exchange amounted to al 900 shares,
including Northwestern, 1880; do. preferred,
1900; Lake Shore 501G0; st. Paul, $3.50; do pre-
ferred. $40; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
2l53o; Western Union. 1911; Pacific Mail. $3.50;
Erie. 1900; DO. preferred. 1000; Michigan Gen.
trial. 5,l25; st. Louis. Kansas City and Northern.
425O; do preferred AGO. New Jersey Central. $3.50;
Delaware and Hudson. 800; Wabash. 400; San
Francisco. $500; do. preferred. $780, do. first pre-
ferred. 1850; Kansas and Texas. $3.50; Ohio and
Mississippi. 800; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 400; do.
preferred, 500; New York Central, 20.
The closing quotations were =.
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The following were the rates Of domestic exchange
on New York at the under mentioned cities to-day
Savannah. GIG premium selling. 3-16 premium
buying; Charleston, buying nominal, is, selling 4
New Orleans commercial q SIG premium. bank u
premium; st. Louis 81 discount; Chicago steady,
ITO discount buying, lilo premium selling. and
Boston. par.
A despatch from Montreal announced that financial
affairs quiet to-day. Exchange bank bills sold
at 95. The Stock Exchange strong.
The earnings OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway Company for the first week in August, 1879.
were $6s.564; corresponding week in August. 1873,
$57 1888. Increase. $5,726.
The earnings of tho Kansas Pacific rood for the
first week of August $1l7.363 II for CORE
spending week last year, $93,476 Is; increase.
$23. 1856 DC.
Earnings of the st. Louis AMI San Francisco Rail-
road for the arst week Of August $50. 900,
increase Of $4,000 over the week last year.
or this So the Missouri Western and Jop-
lin Railroad.
The London Financier of to-day ays:-"As on yes
terday and also for some days previously large
French purchases Of wheat from the United States
arranged for settlement through this market.
A further advance in French exchange ON London is
probable
The following is the statement of business on the
the corresponding period last year.
1873 1879
Tolls collected .;.... $2l ;oss % $50, 1896 p
Boats cleared. total miles. 114.424 293.29s
Total tons. ................ 134,S37 1873 1896
Movement of grain at the leading Western points
to-day
Milwaukee-Receipts of wheat, 100 bushels; ship
ments, 800 bushels; receipts Of corn 900 bushes
shipments, none.
ChcaQo-Receipts of wheat. SO 100 bushels; ship
ments. 125171 bushels receipts of corn 664 BUSH
els; shipments. 3O3. 425 bushels.
The exports Of domestic produce from the port Of
New York for the week ending to-day $6.979 $780,
against $6.636.776 for the corresponding week last
year, and s. 464, 346 in 1877. The total exports Of
produce since January l. were sl97 759 S1s against
$2O9. 1888. 426 for the same period last year. and
$164 .S74 1877 in 1877.
A despatch from London announces that in the
House Of Commons to-day Sir Michael Hicks-Beach,
Colonial Secretary. stated that he understood the
Canadian government intended to apply to the home
government for guarantee Of q loan for the con-
struction of the Canada Pacific Railway. but that
no such application had yet been made
San Francisco despatch states that the royalty
Of $500 paid to-day by the Bonanza Mine as the
first payment to the sutro Tunnel Company. As
soon as the lower levels of the Bonanzas are free
from water. which will be shortly they will be able
to hoist 800 to 400 tons per day. The light Mines
between the California and Cholar. have all to pay
royalty once. The others Is they are
reached by the lateral tunnel. The tunnel COM
pany contemplate erecting Immediately mills at the
town of Sutro.
At the New York Mining Board to-day Leadylle
declined to 245 Bertha and Edith to Os and Imperial
to 13O, while Cleveland advanced to $780, The fol.
lowing were the sales -
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-stained-Good odi ary isise strict good ordinary
sT Ss .s. Is o I
,9s r M.A1gqss 400 a. iiG7c September 10 a.
1GSss 1901 iS 70l Ss
at 500 100 100 At 10 g" at
At 6 Ssss%Ss 400 at zoo a.
loose ioos. loose 300 q ioo2e 100 looic $500
10 at oase Total 1880 bales Today up 20
September 1900 At Use 600 at it oc 500
4 $500 9 at s 500 g pi S
9g7s lsSS a. HI 100 z, 500 y, at
& 7oS ss oo 6 500 Sss 200 g oesSssr
. M @
@ 40 1883
go sS SSSss s4co = ZOOS: 5s%%.sy
sSs a. G i5ss: 49, 1884,. 49, Mess
Total TIT 1850 bales. Grand Total. $50 bales;
bales. Ny @Ts ; Ssy.na.h (; 4%iI
Year s2 bales Total since September bales
siss asyTs 3 :ss% 'i: .s'
hfs%s@ Ts steam siss
pMSss y ss firm
s s1ss1;s ! 81. ~ b.,sS g
81 s. RapsOsrmsn Easiish s. 3d. o.? ds% 1sss
q 80 CArawsympateh, first 7'4e; do, second, ese
.:sSS 3 $ i. s;,s" is
quiet for bO and for @sss
ssd 70 w.. f5S'sf ss'as
Ms quoted 30 Ghord ss Of
was aup.el :. i7s for crystal and isc for pow
tai ana 4sss 4ss. Tor powdered csns ssid was was
pss V.%sn' f%s'.a
for spot delivery Cream tartar wa: quoted q a7e 27e
and 2s.sc. boxes. Alcohol es~6hlorofor@
~ for
sasaass ~s. was
I2s: lsc. Baisam sopAiba quoted a. ssc. Basam
anstsd At a7s asc spanish at sis sis 50 G.a9sai
sds Sc for and Si's 81 s'S's? Sot
s5s. 81 10 Ginger quoted lie jsm.ica
quoted a. 5c Sac for German and Sac CSC for
ko%an Tones beans we're entirely nominal as 81 -
for English and Toe l3c for German Clutch quoted
potash Was quoted at i2e se Gambler
MAS quoted al &c AS su%se was quoted a. SOC oe
quoted at s.fe sse Colombo root was quoted At &C.
quoted s quot S'ss
,s Gum sSds ws wsrs at s do
2lsc for common aisc for best Italian Orange
fisSsc lie Castillo soap~Conti white was quoted At
lsse Marseiile: pure notified ut loc lo.c and do
soc spanish, solid. 25c asc. small Gusalina 2ee
large do 29c 3uc; +. s.. small. 2slsc 2oc- Cerg
Llama, 42c.
FEATHERS dull and nominal 44c 46c for prime
and choice live geese: soc 3oc. foi mixed
FIsIaGeorges Goldfish ruled hrm at 81 50 25 and
Grand Bank quoted at 81 so Msckere dull and
quoted 50 50 80 for No. and So SO for No.
herring ruled firm and about 10000 boxes scaled sold
1se zoe Barreed herrngs remsined dull aud
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures 1852 bbls
wheat $50 $50 bushels corn meal bills and 40 bags
l43ooO bushels: oats. SO.497 do 4779 do
barley malt l3OI5 do. Flour quiet and easier The
sales including state Western and southern about
1000 bills, within the annexed range. Rye -four
steady with sales of 3uO bbls Corn meal
sales of rs bills and 900 bags within the range We
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For railway bonds the following bids were made
ut the Board: -

b., II. h L. LIST rs, 1890.
B. II. a. +. guar.
Is. g X a n. LIST IS 1900
Q a. U is Z 8 Il in d. -.
Z 4 . 6's e, int d..
G & A. LIST IN. rs. 1898 I
& 4 A $ I SIS, 1903. -. 1
Miss. bg,lst 6's.s f.l912 !
G, B X Q y pc LIST NJ. 'S3 I
e.. Is 4 y con rs. 1903. L
Chi. Il l A r SIS. c. ~ !
Z X of n j LIST, c as.
q X of n J conv as. :.
G Il of NJ Rdjt rs. lob u
l. A W b c, gid, 1900. 1
l. A w b con, assen ted
A ID a | BIDS. rs. 1886.
A ID 4 l BIDS. assented.
NJ X st Il LIST SIS. PD, '0S l,
M&SPl2d. 73-lOPD. '9s I
M&StP LIST ISIS ed. X Il. I
MdSP LIST MI&M7's,'97 !
M&SP LIST, MC&M7s, '93 /
NJ a \ r con 5 f7's.10O5 L
M& s L I'd Is. 1884. :. l
M&SP LIST 7'sI&D q. 'OS 1
G n N w st rs, 1885. . i
& & n w LIST Is. 1855. 1
ca n W c z rs. 1902. ]
9. x NJ. LIST Is. 1898. :. /
w X ST T. LIST rs, 1887. !
C,C,C x | LIST rs s Z, 10 l
C,C,C X |, c IN s.l9i4 /
ID, l. * w I'd. rs, 1882. I
d. l. 4 w rs. con, 1891 /
NJ Il /. LIST, rs. 1919. =. l
N 4 i rs. 1871. 1901. l
N 4 4 LIST G ed rs, 1915
ID X II Can lst7's. 1884 l
ID II II Canal rs. 1891. I
ID "a ii Canal, C rs 1894. I
D6 II Canal r rs, 1894. l
Dab LIST, r dc 7's.l9l7 I
Alb & Sus LIST rs, 1888. l
ID X Rio q LIST rs, 1900
Erie Sd cx rs. 1898. ;. l
Erie 4th rs. 1880. -. l
Erie 5th, rs. 1883. :. l
Erie OK c, Sep, 1879, Apr ]
nc Az A. Il ,At - /,
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80 l. Shore div BIS rs, 40. III
25 l. Shore LIST rs. 1890 Hex
1914 l. Shore r LIST. 1900. l2Oi6
AS l. 4 Nash con rs, 1884 Ill
2Oil l. 4 Nash I'd rs. cd. 's3 lO2
ii7si Mar 4 Gin LIST rs. 81. %
lO8la Mar A Gin sterling. 49,. S7ia
ll2 Met Eiev LIST Us, 1908. 1882
liOls Mich Cent con rs, 1902 100
l2l1a Mich Cen LIST as. ISL 10
sS,. No. No, K < 1 + 81 ii ia s iii siD'
S9is II x q Mo LIST rs, 1880 100
l021. NY Central 6's. 1888. 1O5
100 Ny Central Us. 1887. l0S
81 NYC& II LIST rs, '03 l25
90 NYC X II LIST. reg, 'O3 l24xa
80 IIud X rs. I'd. I. 1885 100
lbs Harlan I ST rs, c. 1900. 1873
Ill NY Ele LIST rs, 1896. ll0%
ll2Is Oh VI con ST rs. 1888 1i3i4
llost O& NJ con rs. 1898. :. 1884
liz Oh NJ I'd con rs. 1911 ~
1885 Cent Pig b SIS. 1858. l0S
lO2 Cent z. SIS. 1900. lOOH
lO6 Cent y, e x o ! SIS. 'SS 091s
100 Y Pac Il < rs. 1879. 1127s
1885 u Pac FIR SIS. 1898. ia
ll3 Pac X Mo LIST Us, 1881. lU4T
~ ~ VI wv III ., AcOi- ioN| =
1OS \ Pac X No LIST 6's, 'ss 81
1I6 X Pac LIST 6's. VIC G. rs 12O
lO4 X Pac IS, W c c is. '95 ll5
1851 X Pac 2 rs. we ctfs'S6 81
1855 Denv div SIS. AS eff. A.. 1o4x
125 =. Fl w a LIST rs, IL 1851
ITO =, r't w K G ID rs, IL 1913
99H C&Pcsf rs. 1900. ia
102 G. a IC LIST Q rs. '0S rs
1881 G. &IC I'd rs, o.. 2s1a
log C.. l C LIST { G ass. 7514
log G, c Il l G I'd .......... 27ha
l0S R.W X Og { LIST rs. '04 66a
lll5s st l. l NJ I'd rs. '97. '94H
92la StL& Ark b LIST rs, '95 %
1OI st l.. G Il + LIST rs, '91 30
1O4 StL,K&NRE& Il rs. '95 1854
100 81. ,O17'19 lO51a
ll2 North No LIST rs, '9o. ia
III StLA&T II I'd pr, rs. '94 $50
1874 Bel K So III II LIST S's.. 100
lO5X Bel Il Pur C'm LIST mwd 1868
Jog Tol&W1stex7s.ex-c.'9 80 lot
1857 Tol Il w OK ex c. 1893. 81
llOs4 Tol / w ca BIDS, rs, 'S3 40
40 Tol h w &C rs, COZ S41s
l09ta CT West I'd m rs, exc 9lx
lO1 Q K T LIST rs. c..lS9O 81
ll6 SpV'yW'wks LIST 6's, 'O6 81
SO
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to ST. St. Louis and San Francisco class B. to Sc. and
do. class G. to 54tz.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following
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l. div. X m c. -.
1000 u L land grant.
5000 q. g * l Z LIST, I
Co certif. as.
5000 Gin x Spring LIST,
& by q. &, C X l..
5000 CT West I'd. xc.
100 shs Sutro 7 Co. SO
100 All X Pac Tel. SO
2UO Del 4 IIudson.....
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Closing figures were as follows:--
following are the official

TUT o'"c So'"i'"0' wy 'o'o"ihb "re tne Y
bids made at the Board to-day w.
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GALVESTON, August IL, 1874
Cotton quiet; middlng. ioisc.; low mddling. To- &c.
good ordinary. "sc Net receipts. 80 bales gross go
Sales, IS. Stock, 5,O36
NEW ORLEANS. August IL, 1879.
Cotton quiet; middling lOlsc. low mddling lUixc
good ordinary. eA.c Net receipts 50 bales; gross
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

TBs MAY term Of the Democratic
Court for New Castle County, will COM
mence on next Monday two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

HoS. JOSEPH II. Rainy, colored
Congressman from South Carolina, in
the Forty Fifth Congress, expresses
himself with huency and h.at in
speaking Of the wrengs Of the colored
people. He did not care whether the
Sonth had any labor or not. |! did not
deserve the help of race it had trod-
den under foot. He said they had fre
quently gone to work without food, and
it is a common thing for them to live for
months OIL one meal day, which they
took at II noon. From January to the
end Of March they had actually suffer
I'd for food. They barely got along
during thrsummer and autumn months,
and could lay up nothing. Hs intends
to stimulate universal feeling in favor
of emigration, which shall start in his
own State Of South Carolina and spread
all over the South.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

THOSE YoUSa men an' boys who be.
haved 30 disgracefully at the circus
las: night il known to the police should
be promptly arrested and punished
These circus managers pay license ex
acted by the city and are entitled to al
the projection the city can afford them
II the present polics force was too small
to keep order, deputies shoald have
been sworn in, and these rowdips taught
how to behave themselves at all haz
yards. 1t is no credit to Wilmington
to have such q name abroad for rowdy.
ism and disorder that circus cannot
come into it and exhibit peacefully.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23
Al Ork

Charles W. Talley has about fifty men
employed in repairing the banks in
Cherry Island Marsh.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

A LEADING Dan ocrat and a member
OF the ar said 10 Us ", terdav that
the pr, Sc II p rtis.o jury parel for the
May term was cisgrace and must re-.
sui in ringing jury trials into disre-
pute, u he laid hat juries we're made
more decidedly partisan during the war
. th-Ie w-Is no d mocrsts chosen in
some instances. We were not prspar-
d to contradict tho gentleman whose
haracter for vsraci'y could not bp
Questioned, but We think hs must Ger
ainly be mistaken.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

THE LATE Legislature elected in the
Interest Of e. onomy and reform, carried
out their idea Of " nat their party meant
by those terms, ty voting $500 addi-
tional salary to the Secretary of State
ami by reducing the allowances of the
chapIans who prayed fer them Ga for.
orn hope) from s7j to $50 each. This
is suggestive enough without further
comment.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23
New Il Wap DOn 0.

New Il IVES Done.
II Is now being certified before the
United Stat-s Court at Charleston how
South Carolina was made solid for the
Democracy. 1t must be borne in mind
that Hamburg Butcher Butler and the
OhivaIrio Hampton 10th hold their
seats in the United States Senate from
such elections, 3, and the solid Democrat
ic delegation which is now In tho House
was obtained in the same way. AThs
fifteen Democratic defendants before
the court are from Barnyell county the
scene wtere Butcher Butler figured as
the head Of the shot gun leaders and
where the massacre of Ellenton and
Hamburg took place which will ever
make Butler despised with sensible
justioe loving people, no matter how
thick the Senatorial whitewash may be
dAubed On. Eight witnesses for the
prosecution were examined the first
day Of the court and then very likely
started for Kansas by the undergrOun nd
railroad. These eight witnesses testi-
fed that on the eleventh Of last Octo-
Der the Republicans of Barnwell coun-
ty attempted to hold meeting in sup
port Of the election of Robert Snalls to
Congress; that when the meeting
assembled four or Ave hundred
Democrats on horseback, arrayed
in red shirts and fully armed,
golloped up, firing off their pistols
and took possession Of the meeting /;
tlat tho chairman was thrown from the
stand, and the red-shirt riders rode
over the benches on which many oil
the people were sitting; that after a
little while order had been restored
through the Democratic County Chair
man, the Republicans proposed to with
draw and hold their meeting s0msw here
else and that the Democrats would
not even allow them to do this but
insisted upon their remaining and di-
viding the time, which they were com
pelled to do in order to prevent a riot.
The witnesses further testified that on
account of the manner in which thu
Democrats acted on that occasion, and
the threats mad" afterward, the R-pub-
leans held no other meeting during the
campaign in that county. The result
was that county with fllly 1000 Re-
pnblican majority gave Democratic
majority Of over 600. In the face Of
this undisputed testimony, We hear that
now that the end of good feeling having
returned to the south, the Federal elec
ton laws can be repealed. 1t should
not ba forgotten that those five hundred
red shrted Democrats who broke up
that Republican meeting at Sumter,
are unanimously in favor cf the repea.
Of the laws that proviaesa a punishment
for their actions, which ID now staring
them in the face. The Livery Even
ing" with its burs.-d penny whistle,
now toots its cracked notes in favor Of
repeal a. loud as it once shouted, chang
every rebel"
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

Leroy Nichols, a well known Wall
street (N.Y.) broker, committed suicide
in room ofthe st. Charles Hotel, New
York, Saturday morning, by taking
chloroform. He was short of stocks
and otherv Use financially embarrassed.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

Loss Of fLif,-Thousands sink into an
early grave by rot giving immediate
attention to slight cough which could
have been stcppe! by rs cent bottle
of Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

CHANGE YOUR school histories. l. was
Fitz John Torter who conquered the re
bellion. The rebel brigadier (almost
choking at his own joke) says so.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23
A Ch AlIenxe.

Joseph Daniels offers wager Of $500
that h- can produce a lady pedestrian
that can outwalk any other woman in
the United States.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-23

GRNERAL TBCuMsBH Sherman is sug.
z stsd az Il man to march through
the South to the sea in 1850 and split
the solid South, AZ be did in 1864.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-26
FOREIGN PORTS.


At Maulmain AIch 18th, ship S Jersey, Water
house, for France.
At Singapore March Is, ship Norris, Barstow, from
Cardiff. ar 18th.
At RaDgoon March 10, ship Franconia Morrison,
for Europe; Louisiana, Oliver, for do; Queenstown.
burlington, for do; baIque Evie Reed, Rairden, for
at ,Akyab March Is, ship Carondelet. Stetson, fm
Bombay, ar Sth for Indian port; barque Edwin
At Calcutta March 81 ships Eclipse, Humphreys,
and Lucille Talbot, for Boston: Thrasher Bosworth.
for Falmouth: Harvester. Bosworth. for London I;
lam oSnanter, Souls, unc; barque Wakefield ,Carv-
Charters Ships Lucille for Boston, loads 1900 tons
measurement, at $1,000; Harvester, for London, $50
Thrasber. for Falmouth jue. full, at Ell IFS Cd.
AT Bombay Mich "a, ships Raphael, Sherman fol-
Liverpool; Alice Buck, Herman. tor Havre; H d
McGilvery, Blake, do; Henrietta Kelley, for United
Kingdom.
AR at st Helena Mich II baroue winslow, Nor
ton, Passaroeang, (and sailed for Bost0p) 18th, Gee
Treat Pendleton, Lacepede Islands for Falmouth.
Sid I'm Liverpool Apl "a, ship Hazeltne, Gill
At Cape Hayden Apl %, sch Hattie Card Moore
from New York. disg.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos 10th, brig David Owen, Chad
| bourn, Boston.
Ar at Cardenas April 25th, barque John j Marsh
| Falker, Philadelphia, 6 days.
| Cid at Havana 18th, brig Golconda Lord. Matanzas
In Port brig Motley nsgua and
| ford Baranouilla.
III port IoIn. Dr1gS II w MeSser. Lawrence. f0l
North of Hatteras, (sugar at S. pr bhd); Adea Nc
Loon for do, {molasses at So 2; scbs Grace Bradley
Yesper. do; Canton Henley. and Charlie Morton
| Lalthwalte, do with m0lasses at So %.
Also at Matanzas 18th. barques L Genera, Sim
| mons Tor North OF Hatteras; Ada Gray, Plummer
dor d S,s a Ssh Gt do Ghas Ward to-
| o Phinney, Sylvester and G 3 Pickering. Torrey
| for North of Hatteras; schs L f Warren. johnson
Daisy E Parkburst. Hooper; A Rokes. Rhodes; Ste
| Of Hatteras.
Ar at Nassau. Mp. Apl 18th, sch VIM E Douglass
| McIndoe. New York.
| Ar at st John. NIB, 23d inst. ship Belle O'Brien
| O'Briep, Liverpool via Cape Henry.
| SPOKEN.
March 10. lat % 40 s, Ion 80 E, sch Edw johnson
from Kergueen Land for New London, SO days out
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-26
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Rev. Chas. A. Allen was installed pastor of
the Unitarian church in Brunswick last night.
Bishop Ames, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, died in Baltimore yesterday.
The National Bank in Laconia, N. H., was
robbed yesterday of $4,000. The safe was blown
open.
Several Hungarian towns are sgain threat.
ened with foods.
The Senate passed the army bill yesterday by
a strict party vote. In the House the discus.
sion of the legislative bill Was concluded.
Gen. Garfield says he will not accept nom.
ination for Governor of Ohio.
Pisaque, Peru, has been bombarded by the
Chilians.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-26
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Booths assailant says he has wanted to kill B Dot
for two years.
The Connecticut and its tributaries are open and
workmcn have begun rolling in the lumber. About
oooOo0oO go into the Connecticut and 20 900 900 into
the Androscoggn in Coos County, N. H.
John E. Poindexter for killing s. S. Curtis, has
oe1n iounu guilty OF voluntary manslaughter at
ni'n"onu, va Inc jury assessed punishment of
two years in'the penitentiary.
Judgment has been rendered against the Rrooklvn
Eagle for $4,000, for libeous article reecting on
the character Of David Scheuck.
Lorillard has purchased Problem, a steepIe cnasa
horse, for $500.
An imperial decree at Pesth grants amnesty on tbe
Emperor's silver wedding to 2i2 person undergoing
punishment, SUNG
Inc buildings occupied by Louden, Ingles & Co.
druggists at Montreal, are burned; loss $4,000,