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SOUTH AMERICA.


A Decisive Battle Expected at Tacna.
PANAMA, May 2S.-Operations at Callao are
apparently suspended. Admiral Riveros will
await the result of the impending battle be-
tween the CHILEAN forces and allies at Or near
Tacna. Should the Chilians be victorious
Riveros will offer terms of peace to the allies.
should the Chilians be defeated, or in the
event of a refusal of terms offered, the Chilli
an admiral is directed to destroy Callao and
effectually blockade all adjacent ports through
which Lima may be easily reached from the
sea. Heavy weather on May 9TH, caused
floating dock at Callao to break adrift and it
went ashore; probably total loss.
A fight near Tacna is reported. in which the
Peruvians lost 100 killed and several prisoners
The Peruvians retreated on Tacna.
Several buildings were destroyed and ten or
twelve lives lost at Ancon, Peru, May LIST, by
the accidental explosion of a torpedo.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
The Blaine Club.
snaainl nse..ao4al. IL


Especial Dispatch to the Pressl
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 3S-The Blaine OK
cursion arrived here all right and left here at
p. m. The excursion will arrive at Chicago
Saturday at 10 a. m. The party had three
hours at Niagara Falls. All are delighted
with the excursion.
A Portland Tramp Arrested for Arson.
BANGOR, May % "A tramp, giving the name
of Henry Smith of Portland, was brought to
this city to-day by constable Kinds of South
orrington, charged with burning the building
of Capt. Snare Thursday morning. He has
not been arraigned yet. The property was
valued at $500; insured for $500.
Fire in Lewiston.
LEWISTON, May 2S-The brick dwelling and
stable of John Dunton, on Webster street, was
burned tonight. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
in the Lancashire. The fire is said to have
caught in the stable by children playing with
n,otohac
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Rash Act OF a Victim of Democratic Per-
secution.

SecutiOn.
New YORK, May 28.-A Charleston, S. c.,
dispatch says an unfortunate and tragic event
closed the trial of w. w. Ward, for forgery,
in the Williamsburg county county-house, at
Klngtree Wednesday. From reports of dis
interested persons and the witnesses of the &C.
currence, it appears that Ward, an uncom-
promising and influential Republican, who
was Sheriff of the county for two terms, was
arraigned for forging James Harper's name to
receipt in payment of bond for So, 400. The
jury, thoroughly Democratic, rendered YER
dict OF guilty, and the constable approached
Ward to lead him from the courtroom. Ward
deliberately drew revolver and fired at Har-
per, whom he missed. A second shot, fired at
a witness, w. X Lane, took effect fin Lanes
hands, raised to protect his breast. E. M.
Folger, who is thoroughly acquainted with all
the facts, stated that the Indictment in the
case rested upon decision of Judge I. J.
Mackey, who, sitting in equity, declared the
signature forgery. Ward assured Folger
that the signature was genuine, and that the
prosecution was one of many political persecu-
tons Judge Mackey had been engaged in.
Folger also asserted that Harpers character
for honesty and veracity was believed to be
bad, while Ward, aside from politics. was con-
sldered upright and trusworthy it was also
thought that his conviction was due entirely
to political prejudice. While no excuse is or
can be offered for Wards murderous act. it is
generally admitted that, if innocent Of the
crime of which he was convicted, he should be
leniently judged
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EUROPE.
A Dublin Libel Suit Settled

"A DuDIn LlDel Su1C SeJGl6Q.
LONDON, May 2S.-In the Dublin police
court Mr.. Sullivan's summons for criminal
libel against the proprietor of the Irishman,
which states that Sullivan had received mon
ely from the Carlton club was withdrawn on
the defendant apologizing and paying costs.
The Government OF Cape Colony.
The Newsihopes for an immediate statement
from Gladstone as to the the temporary reten-
ton of Frere at the Cape of Good Hope SO as
to remove the necessity for Parliamentary &C.
ton.
The Burial of Dissenters.
In the Lords yesterday the Burial bill per-
hitting the burial of Dissenters in all church.
yards and cemeteries without the church of
England service was read for the first time.
Protecting Russia's Iron Interests.
Berlin dispatch to the Standard says
commission appointed by the Russian minis
tries OF public communications and Of finance
to investigate the condition of the iron indus
try of Russia, has recommended agricultural
and other machines from abroad thither to be
imported free shall henceforth pay duty, and
that duties on those already liable shall be
largely increased.
The Fishery Dispute.
The Manchester Guardian publishes q con-
ciliatory leading article on the fisheries ques-
ton. The writer is not at all apprehensiYe
that the diplomatic correspondence on the
subject will end in anything but amicable un-
derstanding.
Mussulman Robbers Sentenced.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 2S.--Three Mussul-
man prisoners charged with recent attempted
assassination and robbery of Mr. Burmese, an
Englishman, Were sentenced, two to fifteen
years and the other to seven years penal .servi-
tude.
Goschen, the new British ambassador, has
arrived.
Nihilists Sentences COMMITTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2S.-All the sem
fences of Nihilist prisoners at Weimar have
been committed. Michaeloff and Saturoff are
condemned respectfully to twenty and fifteen
years in the mines. DIR. Weimar and FROST
chansky to ten years labor in the fortress. All
the other sentences are greatly reduced.
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THE INDIANS.

Sitting Bull Anxious to Surrender.
FORT MONTANA, May 28.-The red skins
now at Poplar Creek Agency repeatedly sent
toward Gen. Hazen desiring to surrender. Sit
ting Bull himself has sent Hazen special en-
voy, but Hazen told him the terms of surren-
der the same as heretofore expressed.
Victoria's Defeat Conf rmed.
CHICAGO, May 2S.-A dispatch from Col
Hatch confirms the news of the battles with
the hostiles at the head of Patomas river in
which 81 to So lostiles were killed.
More Fighting with Victoria.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Gen. Hatch an
nounces his arrival at Fort Craig and states
that "Kramer, who joined me yesterday COM
ing to San Jose, reports more fighting since
killing the 50 Indians" No particulars yet.
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THE GALLOWS.
Execution of Henry Hamlin, the Wealth
erSfield Murderer.

Execution Of Henry Hamlin, the Wealth
ersf1eld Murderer.
HARTFORD, Conn, May 2S.-Henry Hamlin,
a convict, who murdered night Waterman
Shipman at the Wethersfeld State Prison in
1877, was hanged at the county Jail in this city
today. The murder was cool blooded affair,
Shipman being shot down during the attempt
ed escape of Hamlin and another convict Will
liam Allen who, for completely i'll the affair,
was tried on the same charge as Hamlin, re-
ceiving only life imprisonment. The legis-
lature was petitioned to commute Hamlin's
sentence, but refused, and a recent attempt to
get a new trial on the ground of newly discov-
cred evidence was failure. Hamlin has ex-
hibited wonderful composure during the past
two or thlee days and has apparently been
quite reconciled to his fate. His spiritual adj
wiser, Rev. Father Hughes, has been fire.
quent visitor, and was confident that Hamlin
died repentant Mass for the dying man was
said at the Jail this morning. The condemned
man slept but little last night, spending his
time principally in writing letters and convers-
ing with his death watch. He partook OF
light breakfast lind conversed with friends I'M
til the hour of execution. The scaffold was in
the Jail corridor, and Hamlin walked to it from
his cell with a firm step, supported by his splr-
itual adviser. He made a short speech, say
ing, substantially, that he never had the in
tention of harming his victim, and that he
forgavo all those who had done anything against
him. From this time until the drop fell he
kept his eyes looking upward, and his lips
moved in prayer. He showed no evidence of
weakness to the very last. The fall was near
ly six feet, and the moose not being adjusted as
tightly as was intended, the knot slipped
around to the back of the neck, causing death
by strangulation. 1t was an easy one, how
ever, and all muscular movements Of the body
ceased after the lapse of the first minute. The
pulse ceased in fourteen minutes, and ten min
utes later the body was taken down and deliv-
cred to Rev Father Hughes The burial oc-
CURED within an hour No experiments or use
of the knife was permitted but the physician
decided on examination that death resulted
from cerebral apoplexy. The real name and
past history of Hamin are known only to the
priest who keeps the matter secret at Ham
Inns request He has sisters in Cleveland,
Ohio, and relatives in other parts of the West,
the former yesterday telegraphing him last
farewell.
Hanged for Rape.
HANOVER, Va, May 29.-Charles Boiling,
(colored) was hanged for rape to-day.
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California Mining stocks.
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, May %.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-choice Northern and Western creame-
res at 20922c choice New York and Vermont dali
ries at 169l9c; fair and good 14051c; choice Wes-
tern dairy packed 17G1Sc;choice ladlespacked 1874
@l5c and common to good 12g13c; market is
easier.
12c for fair to good: common ut eSS9c. nnchanoe1
and in good demand.
Eggs are quoted at 12(9121ac for Northern and
Eastern, l1(912c for Canada and Prince Edward
Island, and 10911c for Western; market firmer
and scarce.
Potatoes-We quote Houlton Rose at 50655c;
Maine Central Rose 4004Sc; Eastern Prolifcs 5Oa1
55c; and Jacksons and other kinds at 30935c; the
market for is in fair demand
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Gloucester Fish, Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NAM %, 1880.
Georges Codfsh-S4s4 and 1894 IfY Qtl for large
and medium; Western Bank $414 to S43s 4Y
qtl for large and S35sfor medium; dry cured Bank
$A34 ~ qtl New Shore Goldfish $412.
We quote Cusk S212, Haddock at S21a, Hake 81,
American Pollock at $11a92, English do $21a %
qtl.
Boneless and prepared fish from 31494c 45 fb for
Hake and Cusk to 51a9S for best Goldfish. Smoked
Halibut at 91ac " lib. Smoked Salmon Ice; Scaled
Herring 1S@25c y box. Bloaters soc % hundred
Observation-Disclosures 1870 bbls; we quote at S434
43 Dbl out of pickle without Dbl.
Picked Herring at So y Dbl for round Shore,
Sc for Labrador split.
Trout SIS p bbl; Salmon SO ~ Dbl; Swordish at
So; Goldfish at So Haddock S31a, Halibut Heads
$31a, Halibut Fins 50 Dbl, Fins and Napes S41a,
Cod Tongues SIS, Tongues and Sounds 1O,AleWives
ST. Pogie Slivers S5a$7.
Fresh Halibut-51 "a and 4c }91b for white and gray
Shore Fish-We quote 50 for Goldfish 81 for Had
dock and 75c for Pollock. Tongues &c y h. Fresh
Mackerel &c each.
Medicinal Oil zoe p gal, Tanners Oil .32c, Porgie
do soc.
Livers 12c p GAL; fish scraps SO y ton.
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THE DOMINION.
The Montreal Strike Settle,

The Montreal Strike Settled.
MONTREAL, May 2S.-The strike among the
Allan stevedores was amicably settled this
morning, all of the hands returning to work
Commercial Union with the United States
A meeting on behalf of the commercial
union with the United States was held last
night in the French quarter. After speeches
by Joseph Perrault and L. o, David as resolu-
tion in favor of the commercial union was car
ried unanimously.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at Melbourne March 81, barque Neversnk
Weeks, United Kingdom.
In port Apl 81, barque Abel Abbott, Chase, for
Newcastle
Sid I'm Newcastle NSW, Apl 9th, barque Franc
Lambrith Gray, Hong Kong.
Ar at Plymouth May 26, barque John Zittlosen,
Merrman. Baltimore for Antwerp
Passed Dungeness May 10, ship Andrew johnson,
Crawford, from Bremen for New York.
- Ar at BarbadqeS May 6, brig Henderson, Clark,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Caibarien 19th brig Irene, Yates, I'm New
York.
Ar at Cardenas 21st barque j H Ingersoll, Strout
Boston; brig Matte Russell, Atherton, New York
Sid 21st, brig Caroline Gray, Pease, for North of
Hatteras.
At st Jago May 10th, brig Sullivan, Handy, for
Guantanamo, to load for New York.
Ar at Matanzas 18th, barque f L Carney, Yates,
Philadelphia 21st, brig Cnalaska, Griggs, Philadel-
phia.
In port May 20. barques Devonshire. Glkey, for
New York: Adelia Carlton, Grant, for North of Hat
teras; Racnel, Walls, do; brigs r B Cove Pascal.
for New York; j + Merry, Bradley, for North of
Hatteras Castalia, Brown. and Geo Durham, Sta
pies, do sch L Witherspoon, Sheppard do.
Sid I'm Sagua goth, brig Maria w Norwood, Ma
guire, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Halifax May a. sch Carl ID Lothrop, Snow,
Portland via Lubec, to load ice for New York.
Ar at Windsor Ms, Oath, schs Quoddy, Mahoney,
Boston, Almon Bird, Drnkwater, do; NJ L Newton,
Colwell, Calais.
Cid oath, sch Charlie Morton, Lathwaite, Phlla-
delphia: 25th, barque Minnie Hunter, Parker, do;
sch M l. Newton, Calais.
Ar at St john NIB, 18th, barque Priscilla, Hum
phreys, New York; schs VIM Jones, Collins Barren;
Sea Foam, Barton, Portland
Cid 26th, sch Hattie L King, Crowley, New York;
Fila Clifton Perry, Boston.
SPOKEN.
No date, lat "a 20 S, lon 60 AZ E. barque Belle of
May 9th. inside Montauk, sch j p Wyman, from
Miragoane for Lewes.
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The Methodist Conference

CINCINNATI. May 2S.-In the Methodist
general conference a report of the committee
tinuance of the National Repository and
Golden Hours at the end of the current wear
was adopted va
The report of the judiciary committee sus-
tanning the ruling of Bishop Andrews in the
not entitled TO a license to preach was
adopted. "'''
Bishop Simpson presided at the conference
to-day. The committee on episcopacy reported
approving the conduct of the bishops and de-
clarlng Bishop Scott not effective. The com
mittee did not present report in favor The
election of an African bishop.
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MINOR TEI,EGRAMS.

Gum, the Bridgewater murderer, arrived at
State prison yesterday
The Quebec legislature was opened yester-
day
There is chance that Waddington will
succeed Say in London as French ambassador.
Nathan P. Sampson, aged 81, was drowned
at Plymouth, N. H., Thursday, while tending
lobster trans.
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NEW YORK.
Grand Lodge of Good Temn1ars

Grand Lodge Of Good TempIars.
New YORK, May 2S.-The Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of Good Templars installed the
following officers last night:
Right Worthy Grand Marshal-F. Currie
Deputy-Mrs. S. A. Leonard, Massachusetts.
Inside Guard-Mrs. A. S. Southworth, Penn
sylvania.
Outside Guard-W. W. Hay, New Bruins
wick.
Chaplain-W. M. Scott, Quebec.
Fifty-four Cases of Sunstroke in New
York.
There were "a sunstrokes in this city yester-
day. 1t was cooler this morning, with slight
cloudiness wind southeast
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METEOROLOGICAL.


INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENry-ror1R
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF S1eNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
May 90, l A. M.
For New England,
Rising barometer, followed by stationary ba-
rometer, cooler, North to West winds, clear OF
partly cloudy weather
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European Markets.

By TeIegraph.)
LONDON May 29.-Consols at SO SIG for money
and 90 5-16 for account.
LONDON May 28-12.30 P. M.--American securi-
ties-United States bonds, at 5s, 1856 41as, Ill;
rs, 1924.
LIVERPOOL, May 2S-12.sO P. M.--Flour at los
012ss6d; Winter Wheat at los 3d91Os Cd; Spring
Wheat at 9sG9s 10d; California average at SIS 3da
los Ia; club do at 10sa910s Cd; Corn at As 11dGl
5s Peas rs. Provisions, &c.,-Pork 59s Cd; Beef at
67s Cd; Cheese at Ills; Lard 36sd; Bacon 34a35s;
sTallow at $685. at London Ais 6d@42s.
LIVERPOOL May 2s-12.30 P.M.-Cotton market
very dull; Niddling uplands at 11-16d; Orleans
at 634 d. receipts 10 100, American $3.50; sales g.,
600 bales; speculation and export 1000
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Petersburg M,,ricinsl Flectior

PErERsBURG, May 28.-Official returns show
that at the municipal election held yesterday
the Readjusters' ticket headed with VIM E.
Cameron for mayor, was elected by about $50
majority. The Funders secured a majority in
the city council. which gives them control of
the legislative department of the city for the
next two wears.
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MEXICO.

The Presidential Contest-New Railroad
Project.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 1S.-Zamacona will
not return to Washington. The presidential
contest remains between Meiia and Gonzales.
1t is reported that new railway is projected
with Gen. Grant at its head. Business is dull.
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Virginia Municipal Elections.

NORFOLK, May 2S.-The Conservatives car
ried the election in this city except mayor
VIM. Lamb, Fusionist, was chosen over the
present Mayor.
In Portsmouth the Conservatives also elect
ed their ticket except negro fusionist police
commissioner.
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BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.
The Publication Society,

SARATOGA, May 2S.-At the meeting OF the
Baptist Publication Society, DR.. Benson urged
more hearty patronage of its publications by
the Baptists. Rev. DIR. Hovey of Newton,
Mass, delivered the annual sermon
j. Warren Merrill of Massachusetts, was
elected a vice president of the Baptist Publ
cation Society
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

A Dozen Persons Injured, Some Fatally.
READING, May ga collision on the Viii
mington and Northern railroad resulted in the
injury of dozen passengers, some fatally.
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A TOWN SUBMERGED.

Houses Swept Away and Twenty Persons
Drowned
BRACKET, Texas, May 2S.-This morning
the most disastrous rain storm ever known
here set in and is still pouring in torrents All
of the town of Bracket except portions on
two hills is inundated, Great anxiety is felt
for the safety of families along Los Moras
creek. More than twenty people are drowned
and dozen houses washed away. 1t is thought
that some bore human freight Many houses
were washed from their foundations Great
excitement prevails
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Hurricane in Connections.

HARTFORD, May 2S.-A severe hurricane
passed over Suffield and Enfield this afternoon
about l o'clock. Barns and tobacco sheds
were blown down and many orchards and 9th
er trees uprooted. One fatal casualty Is re-.
nortad - -
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Rhode Island Legislature.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 2S.-The legislature
of United States Senator.
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Fatal Political Or,erre,

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, May 28.-Dr. Mallyille was
shot and instantly killed by Orrin Fink, a
young merchant last night, in political dis
cuSsion. ~
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NOTECE.-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS- Yeast Powder has been extern
sively Sold 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without a rivdal.
GB SHADES English Mustard, ana Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard, always reliable
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MARRIAGES..

In this city. May 81. by Rev. H Wright Rodol
plus Fuller ,Jr., and Miss Ella Frances Cobb both
of Portland.
In Brunswick, May 25 Geo. D. Wheeler and Miss
Laura f. Crawford.
In Harpswell Hiram NJ. Norman and Miss An
ma r., daughter of Slower Pennell.
In South Acton, May 8, Vim. L. Cooling and Miss
EVELYN L. Hilton.
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Crops Injured by Drouth.

NORFOLK, Va, May 2S.-The drouth con-
tnues unprecedented Early crops are badly
damaged and fires have broken out in the
Dismal Swamp.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANs-Ar oath. sch Almeda Wiley
CHARIEsToN-Ar Esd, sch j NJ Haskell, Crow
Cid 18th, brig Myronus, Jarvis, Brunswick and
BALTIMoRE-C 25th. sch Hattie MEG Buck,
Woodbury., Georgetown, SC.
Ar 9th, sch E Morrison, Kennebee. ,..ou.
DELAWARE CITY-Ar oath, sch Mark Pendle-
ton, Gilkey, Wilmington. to load for Boston
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, schs VIM II Board
man, Richardson, Savannah; Geo Walker Thonp-
Cid 9th, barque Lorinda Borsten Borstell, New
York; sohs Q d Witherell, Garfield, do Ethan Al
len, Blake, Portland.
Auckland 1872 days; AMY Turner, Newell, Singa-
pore 1O2 days; r Bearse. Marston, Tome 81 days
Dunton, Montevideo IS days; Olive Crosby. Hutch
inson, Para. 20 days; Ada Ames, Bishoh, Rockland
Hattie E Smith, Evans. Jamaica.
Cid 9th, ship Success, Hichborn, Damariscotta;
barque G Reusens, Leighton, tor Cadz; schs Cassia
Jameson, Pressey Port Limon L snow, Gregory,
A l. McKeen, McKeen, Jacksonville; Herald Wake.
ly, Boston; 4 Knight, Pratt, for Weymouth; p
Rogers oliver, Somerset.
Passed the Gate 9th, brig Eva N johnson, Allen,
New York for Boston; schs Abby Thaxter, Eliza
bethport for Boston; Isola, do for do.
NEW HAYEN-Ar 26th, sch Vineyard, Rose, FIN
PROVIDENCE--Ar 9th, sch Jennie Rogers,
Chadwick, Amboy.
Brunswick.
FALL RIvER-Ar 26th brig Carrie Pickering,
Torrey, Pascagoula 20 days.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar Goth, sch Light of the East,
Higgins, Calais
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar Goth, schs Lucy NJ Col
lins Curtis Brunswick for Boston; Charlie Bucki-
Foss Wilmington for do; Kate Lily Hutchins, Port
johnson for do: Addie Sawyer Cook, New York for
Salem; Benjamin, Wheeler. Dennysville for Provi.
dence.
Passed BY schs Marion Draper, Bailey, Perth Am
boy for Hallowell; Lyra Bray, Cala for Fall River;
VIM Mason, Bath for Georgetown.
Sid, schs Stephen J Watts, Addie Sawyer, Kate
Lily, and Charlie Bucki.
BoSTON-Ar 9th, schs c W Lewis, Hopper, FIN
Port Royal, SC; leila. Hallowell, Perth Amboy;
Nellie F, Huntley Machas; Maria Theresa, KEEL
lock- Long Cove; Lillian, Ryan, Belfast Ariel, Can
dage, Bangor; Hero, McDonough, and Earl. Ed
wards, Bangor; Mary, Eliza, Bullock, do; Black
Swan, Morrell, and Ruth Hodgdon, Stearns, from
Rockland; Lizzie Guptll, Smith, do; ORION, Hinck-
lev Bath; Fannie Hodgkins, Lewis, Westport.
Below, schs A w Ellis, Maud Briggs, Rival, H
Bridges and others.
AR 2Sth, brig Nellie Hustled, Brewster, Surinam
sch Belle, Harrington, Westport.
Below schs Kate M Hilton, Mary Power, j d
Ingraham, G d Baldwin, Jed Dur9n, Hannibal,
and others.
Cid 28th barque David Dudley, Smart, Portland
schs Norman. Smith, Windsor, Ms; Lulu, Matthews,
and G Gibson, Emery, Kennebec; j Halliday,
Cranmer, do.
SALEM-Ar 9th, sch Adde Sawyer, Cook from
New York.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 27th sch Alice M Gould, of
Portland, fishing.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 9th, sch Triton, Rand, from
Bangor.
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Kearney Released.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-Kearrey was re-
leased from the house of correction this after
noon.