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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-21
KELlOGG-SPOFFORD.

Senator Hill Trounced by Senator Butler.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Butler, in
his reply to Senator Hills speech on the
Kellogg-Spoffor resolution, accused the latter
of dealing in inunendoes and limiting at SLAM
ders which he (Butler) was simple enough to
believe to have been fully proved to the salts
faction of all honorable men to be SANDER,
He did not know why the honorable Senator
had selected the little State of South Carolina
as the especial object of his soliCitude, unless
it was to give himself the opportunity for say
ing that he had never been a student in
the school of South Carolina politics. He had
never accused the honorable Senator of be-
longing to that school, and was sure Lee would
never be accused of it, for, whatever its faults,
the first lesson it teaches is ne yer to use the
covert style of criticism. The pupils in that
school are not of the class who have the will
to wound but Lace the heart to strike
Mr.. Butler continued as follows:
Senator Hill says that some one is seeking to
soil the character of that State. Who is it?
If he fails to tell us he will not fulfil the first
duties of his self-assumed guardianship.
Whilst shall have the temerity to differ with
the honorable Senator L shall not venture to lay
any stress upon my services to my State, or in
stitute any comparison with the great services
of the honorable Senator. Yet 1 must be par
doned if decline to abdicate the guardianship
as far as / can control it, into his hand. When
ever in direct language the character of the
people of South Carolina is being assailed in
my, hearing, l shall seek to meet it in
direct manner. and if L fail 1 shall not seek to
create diversion by aiming at her the pois-
oned shafts of calumny sent by others. When
the honorable Senator has established his
great superiority by satisfying the gallant co.
pie of his own State that he is jealousy guard
ing their honor, will recognize his right to
cross the border, and extend the boon of his
protection over South Carolina, and not till
then
When the Senator can determine for others,
as well as for himself, what is absolute right
and infallible justice. shall acknowledge his
authority to sit in judgment and lecture those
who differ from him. His intellectual atmos
phere does not occupy place so far above that
of ordinary individuals as to give him the
right to denounce them as being influenced by
unworthy motives. There is nothing in par
When he had concluded, Senator Hill said
that both the South Carolina Senators had
misconstrued his language and had made
the msconstruction the occasion for assailing
him. If they thought he attacked any
body or anything by indirect methods, he
would take an early occasion to convince them
of their egregious error.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE AWFUL FOGG
Nominated for Representative
from the Second District.
COL. BLOOD ELECTED DELEGATE TO
THE NATIONAL GREENBACK
CONVENTION.
Special Despatch to the Press.l

Special Despatch to the Press
LEWISTON, May 20.-The Second District
Greenback convention was held in Auburn
Hall to-day. Sewell Golf of Mexico, chair
man of the District committee, called the con-
vention to order at 1040 A. NJ He invited
Col. J. H. Blood to the chair. The colonel
accepted the honor in a few remarks.
LF Keene of Paris and A. L. Haines of
Peru were chosen secretaries. The temporary
organization was made permanent. The fol-
lowing committee on credentials was consti-
tuted: Sewall Golf of Oxford, DIR. Dyer of
Franklin, j. S. Gerry of Androscoggin, Ben
jamin Costello of Sagadahoe.
r. f. Foss of Androscoggin, w. ID. Chase OF
Franklin, Manly Holman of Oxford and d.
w. Frost of Sagadahoc were made commit
tee on resolutions.
motion to exclude ali delegates represent
ing towns of which they were not residents
was lost.
DR.. Dyer in behalf of the committee on Gre
dentials reported the whole number of dele
gates present as 200.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for
Congressional candidate by towns. The vot-
ing continued till past o'clock with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number of votes. ...... ......178
Necessary for a choice ............. ....... 80
+. NJ. Fogg had -......................99
T. B. Swan had. .........76
scattering .................... ..........
Col J. FL. Blood and j. P Russell were elect
ed as delegates to the national convention,
which meets at Chicago June 9th. CHS. EN-
erson and W. D. Chase are alternates.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the i'm
mediate payment of the national debt declar-
ing in favor of silver coinage, condemning the
financial course of the government, endorsing
ing the candidate, Mr.. Fogg.
Remarks were made during the session by
Fogg, Lancaster, McIntire, York and Chase.
large mass meeting occurred this evening.
Scion Chase, F. M. Fogg and T. B. Swan
were among the speakers.
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Senate
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
Washington, May Is, 1880.
To has EGcellency, Coz. a. II. Colquitt, atlanta,
Ga. h..
Sir:-I hereby tender to you my resignation
as United States Senator from Georgia. In
taking this step, 1 am simply carrying out
long cherished desire to retire from public life.
have hitherto subordinated that desire to a
sense of duty and to reluctance to leave
the service of a noble and generous people,
who have honored me with the most exalted
station and supported me in the discharge of
its duties with answering confidence. Since
April, 1861, for nearly 20 years, my life has
labor. For more than one-half of that long
period, either in war or in public office, my
energies have been devoted to what 1 con-
ceived to be the welfare of the Southern peo
pie and the best interests of the whole country,
and now that the restoration of Louisiana and
South Carolina to the rights of self-govern-
ment secures to the entire South her full and
rightful representation in the legislative de-
partment of the Federal government, my most
cherished object in politics has been attained.
l am left free, therefore, to consult my in
clinations and the imperative interests of my
family, without the least detriment to the
public service. give way to some successor
who will, l trust, serve the country with
greater ability than myself, but who, 1 am
sure, will not do so with greater devotion or
purer motives. 1 am, most respectfully, your
obedient servant. j. B. GORDON.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Gum Murder.

The Gum Murder.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, May 2O.-In the Gum
murder case today the prosecution rested its
case. Judge Davis made an eloquent plea in
tunate young man, who in moment of pas
sion murdered his own father. His confession
as to the murder is true, and we ask you to
stand by it.
Gum was put on the stand and repeated the
story of the murder. He said he was excited
and pretty mad when he went for the Ratchet,
but did not mean to kill his father
The case was given to the jury at 1.30 to-
night, who, after about four hours delibera-
ton, returned a verdict of murder in the sec.
ond degree. The judge Immediately pro-
nounced sentence of imprisonment in State
prison for life.
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CALIFORNIA WORKINGMEN.
The Convention Breaks Up in Row.

The Convention Breaks Up in Row.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.-At the Working
mems convention yesterday, motion was re-
fused to reconsider the adoption of Kearney's
ter several attempts to get through resolution
looking to the appointment of delegates to the
National Greenback and Labor convention,
the Thurman Democratic element of the con-
yention carried a motion to adjourn till Thurs
day, the opponents declining to vote. The
convention broke up in disorder.
The Greenback element assembled and Or
ganized new convention, and at midnight
entered upon the appointment of committee
on platform, constitution and resolutions, with
the prospect of an all night session.
The convention completed its business be-
fore daylight, and elected delegates at-large
to the Greenback Labor convention, Kearney
among them
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California Mining stocks.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

(By Telegraph)
CHICAGO. May 2O.-Hogs-Receipts 5000 head;
$500 head; market active, closing firm
and all sold; packing in demand; mixed packing at
4 0094 80: good mixed 25@4 So; good heavy at
4 4Ol94 As; light at 2594 30.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head shipments 1900 head;
market strong; common to good shipping at 0O9
so; choice 1895 90; stockers and feeders 3 20
"a 20.
Sheep-receipts 1000 head; shipments 800 head;
moderately active and frmer; clipped 1895 90:
wooded 5 1895 co.
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Iowa GreenbackerS.

DIES MONIES, Ia, May 2O.-The Greenback
State convention here yesterday devoted its
time to speech making and the appointment
of committees.
Porte c. Welch read poem, beginning
"Gold bug John Sherman, God pity his soul,
went out one night on the DEVILS patrol"
The convention then took a recess to meet del
egates coming ON the late train. Returning,
there were 265 in the procession. In the even
ing H. G. Ayers was made temporary chair
man, the usual committees appointed, and the
remainder of the evening devoted to speech
making. Adjourned till tomorrow.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bombay 18th, ship Antelope, Cheney. from
At Aqin 4th inst. sch Storm Petrol, Herrick. for
New York.
Sid FIN Havre 9th inst, ship Thos Tord, Ray, for
Delaware Breakwater.
Sid FIN Liverpool 9Th inst, ship Sintram. Wood
side, New York.
Ar at Cardiff 10th, barque Belle of Oregon Mer-
Passed Holyhead 10th, ship Andrew jackson.
Bartlett, from Liverpool for Gloucester.
Ar at Falmouth ., 10th inst, ship ventus, Gate
Stetson, deceased) Java.
Sid FIN Progresso 9th inst, barque Caro-, Gray,
Philadelphia.
At Demarara Apl "a sch R Flint, Cook, from
New York.
Ar at kingston ia, Apl 30th, baraue Shetland
Sid FIN Port Antonio ia, sch P wyman. Urann
Miragoane, to load for Boston, 2Sth, barque Mar
tin W Brett Robinson, NTiragoane and New York.
son, st Vincent.
Sid 3d. sch NJ Staples, Dixon, Boston.
Ar at Cienfuegos 18th inst, barque Miranda. Cor
bett, New York.
Ar at Cardenas 10th inst, barque Evanell, Col
cord. Havana; sch A W Smith, Loring, Portland via
Cid 10th, barque A G Wade. Sherman North of
Hatteras Isaac Hall, Adams. do; briggs Dirigo Cot
fin, do 14th, Antelope, Ray, Philadelphia.
Ar at Havana 18th, barque Isaac jackson, Davis
sid 1th brig Castala, Brown, Matanzas.
Ar at Matanzas 7th inst, barque Adelia Carlton
Grant. Havana; 10TH barque Rachel. Walls Phila-
dephia; brig j F Merry, Bradley Philadelphia
18th. brig Castalia, Brown Havana.
Sid 18th, barque n M Haven, Ulrick North of
Hatteras; brig Castalia, jackson, do; 13th Martha
A Berry, Dolan, do.
Ar at Sagua 10th, barque Jas McCarty Carman,
Havana.
Ar at st john NIB, 18th inst. schs JESSIE knox,
and Bucco, Cossman, Portland; Lamartine, Haskell,
Deer Isle; Chas Sears, Turner, and Hattie King,
Crowley, Boston.
Ar at do 18th. sch Nellie Chase, Randall Port
land, to load for New York.
SPOKEN.
A D ca
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SPORTING.

Wilkes Spirit Denounces Courtney.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-Wilkes' Spirit of the
Times says Courtney has proved himself the
champion failure Of the world. A man in app
pearance, a baby in action; with the physique
of a Hercules and the heart of sheep, cold
blooded coward without prototype, he must
be either a coward or thief, and in either case
the world will cheerfully endure his prompt
and permanent retirement.
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THE DOMINION.

Ringleaders Of g. Striking Mob Sentenced.
MONTREAL, May 20.-Hypbolite Jordan and
Simeon Pelletur, arrested as ringleaders of the
mob who attacked laborers while at work I'M
loading for the Beaver line of steamships
were sent to prison for six months.
Hanlan's Canadian Friends Jubilant.
A Toronto despatch states that there is great
enthusiasm throughout Canada over the victo-
ry of Hanlan. Congratulatory messages were
sent him to-day from all parts of Dominion,
including one from Lorne.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81.

deze bob-tail rabbits 'atyou see hoppin' and
skaddlin, thoo de woods"
Are they all that way just because the old
Rabbit lost his tail in the creek?" asked the
little boy.
Oats it, honey" replied the old man.
"Dat's wat dey tell me. Look like dey er
bleedzd ter take after der pa
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MEXICO.
New Railway Entarnrisas

NEW Railway Enterpr1SeS.
GALVESTON, Tex, May 2O.-Advices from
the city of Mexico of the 18th state that Con-
gress has authorized the executive to contract
with the States of Coahaila, Tamaulipas and
Nueva Leon for the construction of railroa d
between Matamoras and Monterey, and anoth-
or between Monterey and Saltillo. Zamacona,
minister to the United States, has arrived at
Vera Cruz, and was expected at the city of
Mexico on the 18th.
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Senator Gordon's Successor Denounced.

COLUMBUS, Ga, May 20.-At large meet
ing of representatives men of Columbus resolu-
tions were passed regretting the resignation of
Gen. Gordon and saying that the action of Gov.
Colquitt in appointing J. E. Brown as Senator
is deserving of censure so strong that words
cannot express it, that Brown is not repre-
sentative of Georgia nor OF the Democratic
party, and the shameful and disgraceful man
ner in which he has been foisted upon the
people is condemned.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Up to Saturday night the losses in the south
ern portion OF Bayside county, N. j., from for
est fires, exceeded $1Co,CcJ. Most of the fires
in the State are now extinguished
Gen. MeJia has consented to be a candidate
for the Mexican Presidency. Appearances in
dictate that Gonzales will be elected
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METEORQI.OGTCaT,

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
May q, A. M.
For New England,
nearly stationary barometer or lower tempera-
ture, increasing cloudiness and rain, southerly
winds,
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DEATHS.

In this city, May 20, Walter Kelsey, youngest
child of Augustus H. and S. Louisa Prince
In South Waterford, May 10, Luther Houghton,
aged II years months.
In Gardiner, May ~. Wallace Maxcy, aged 81
years,-son of the late Capt Ira Maxcy.
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Boston stock Market.
tSales of the Brokers Board, May 90.
First Call.
81 Boston & Maine Railroad. ...126
Second Board-First CALL
10 Eastern Railroad .................. 1884
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NEW YORK.

Judge Church's Successor.
ALBANY, May 20.-Charles j. Folger has
been appointed in Judge. Church's place.
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Pennsylvania Prohibitionists.
Reported Indian Outbreak Discredit'

ALTOONA, Pa, May. 20.-The Prohibitory
State convention met this morning and imme-
diately took a recess till 2 p. m.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. May 20.
There is a better feeling in the general merchan-
disc marketand on many articles there is a ten
dency toward higher prices. Corn is strong and 1ac
higher, due mainly to an advance in lake and rail
freights Oats firm but without decided change.
Sugar market more active with strong upward
tendency AT Liverpool Wheat is firm and Corn
strong.
The following are lo-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
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BY Telegraph
IOHDoS, May 20-CousoIs at 80 81 for money
and 80 5-16 for account.
LONDON, May 2O-12.3O,P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds at IS, 10514 41as, Ill;
As, 1924.
LIVERPOOL, May 20-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
is steady; Mddling upiands at 11-16d; orleans at
SGD; receipts 5000, American $3.50; sales 10000
Misrepresentation and export 1000
LIVERPOOL, May 2o-12.so P. M.-Flour at los
@l2s Cd; Winter Wheat at 9s 1o01os 4d; Spring
Wheat at 9sG1Os; California average at 9s 3dd
los 40; club do at 1Os@10s Cd; Corn at &c. Peas rs
I'd. Provisions, Pork 62s 3d. Beef 70s; Cheese
new at 6Ss; Lard BIS 3d. Tallow at 32s Cd, at Lon
don Al 6t442s.
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MARRIAGES..

In Augusta, May TO- Charles B. Merrill and Miss
Euphemia V. Jewett both of Windsor.
In Augusta VIM. E. Mariner and Miss Hattie M.
Roderick.
In South Auburn, May 10, Jos. D. Fitzpatrick and
Miss Evelyn M. Woodbury..
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been exten-
sively sold. 1t has always. been made pure an d
healthy, and is today without rivdal.
- SHADES English Mustard, ana Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard always relible.
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The Mississippi Greeenbackers, yesterday,
chose delegates to the National Greenback
convention.
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at II lac.
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Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange by
7. H. Mansfield & Co., brokers, 81 Exchange street
Portland Me- MAY 20:
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New York stock and Money MARKET.

(By Telegraph)
NEW YORK. May 2O-Evening. loaned
easy at 3 to on cali. closing at s. prime mercan-
tile paper 5951s per cent Sterling Exchange firm
at 4851A@486 for long and 1854 @489 for short.
Governments quiet and firm Railroad bonds active
but irregular.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 1913, $50 shares.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.-The agent at San
Carlos reservation says he knows of no out
break of reservation Indians on San Pedro.
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PORTLAND, May 10.
For Portland, 26 ears miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 80 cars miscellaneous mar-
chandise.
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SRRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 20.-The Democrats
OF the third congressional district have renom
mated E. S. Berry for Congress.
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Hanlan and Rilev to Row,
Congressional Nomination.

WASHINGTON May 20.-Hanlan and Riley
ssgned an agreement today to row race May
Goth.
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PORT OF PORTLAND,

THURSDAY, May 20.
Arrived.
Barque Julia, (of Elsworth) Higgins, Alexandria,
(Egypt)-rags to order. Vessel to Ryan g. Kelsey
Barque Payson Tucker, Tucker, Philadelphia
coal to Boston & Maine RK.
Sch Minnie Crowell, Crowell, Darlington, Ms
canned goods to Portland Packing Co.
Sch Willie Martin, Willard, Perth Amboy-coal to
Jos H Poor g. Bro.
Sch Aida, Lindsey, Beverly, to load for Calai:
Sch Maggie Ellen, Lttlejohn Gardiner for Sew
York.
Steamship Chesapeake Williams, New York
Henry Fox.
Brig City of Moule. snnett, Point-a-Pitre-J H
Hamlen & Son.
Sch yenelia, Allen, Cape de verds-R Lewis & Co.
Sch CARA. Obj Britt, st Andrews, NB-Gallagher
& Co.
Sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, Machias-Nathl Blake,
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machiasport-Nathl
Blake.
Sch Abby Weld Gardner, Eastport-N Blake.
Sen Lydia X Grant, Grant, Cape Porpoise-Wal-
dron & True.
Sch Commerce, Gray, Bangor-S W Thaxter
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay d
Sch Diana, Orne, Camden-Kensell & Tabor.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater GOTH ship Portland
Lloyds, Chase. Barrow, E.
Sid goth, barque Carrie Wyman, Randall (from
Matanzas) for Portland.
NIEMORANDA.
The materials saved from the wrecked baroue
VIM W Thomas. have been ordered to Nassau, Mp.
to be sold.
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= Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance 1000 bush Cornmeal to q
" Nrun & Co.
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W, Wheats ~, % 258s Is Sacked Bran "a 90
ter best. ..,e 25@s so Corn. bag lots. 60
Michigan. IS 5o&e 90 Oats, $3.50
ter fair 80 25a6 so Mid'ngs, . ar
Winter good. IS 7597 90 Rye. ITO
Winter best. ~ oo97 20
Produce. Provisions.
ohiokens 1915 'f Ex Ness Ness II 9Sai2 90 90
Fowl -........ 1401b Plate. .12 00012 20
Eggs 800. IL ~ Elk Plate..12 5oa12 rs
Sw. Potatoes. 3 75lI4 sc; Pork
Onions, q bbl.4 0oa4 5OF Backs, 10 25a16 80
Bermuda, crate2 0Oa2 -, Clear ... is 25G15 so
Round Hogs. .61sta7 Mess. 10 5Oa14 90
Cheese. Hams.... 1911
Nsjne lib G16 Lara.
Fermont...-.l3 Gle Tub. y fb....81s9 s14
(. 7.Eactory1s ale Tlerces, ID p. 75s9
New Cheese. 1894 Pail. -. slad10
Erut Kegs -. :.
Oranges. Reans.
Palermos, Phi 5oae 90 Pea II eo@2 90
VaencaPcase S1OaS12 Mediums -. Il 756
PboS Yellow Eyes 2 l092 20
Lemons. Butter
Messina -, A 5o95 80 Family, y ID. 22a25
Palermos. A 5O95 30 Store ....... 1920
Peanuts Green -. 4 OOa4 %
Wilmngron.l 6Oal 7O Dried western ga e1S
Virginia. 5O91 So do Eastern. Ga eIs
Tennessee. Il 2O91 35 Sugar
Castana, " lb. 1O@11c Granulated. a 95s
Walnuts, I20l4c Extra G 49,. a 8
Filberts, :" 12314c c. 18h
Pecan 11@l3e Svrups. G45
COAL FREIGHTS.
From Baltimore-to New York 81 20; to Bridge
port 81 40; to Providence 81 4O to Boston 81 so;
to Newburyport 81 70; to Portsmouth, N H.,S1 70;
to Portland. Me-, 81 so; to Bath 81 so.
Foreign Exports.
.POINT-a-PlTRE. Brig City of Moule-125, 2S1
TT lumber 80 casks OIL bbls rosin, " empy casks.
Foreign Imports.
HARRINGTON. Schr Minnie Crowell-1224 bxs
canned Holsters to P. p. Co.
ALEXANDRIA, E. Bark Julia-155O bales rags
to order.
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From Baltimore-to New York 81 20; to Bridge
port 81 40; to Providence 81 40; to Boston 81 5O
to Newburyport 81 70; to Portsmouth, N. Isl TO-
to Portland. Me, 81 so; to Bath 81 so.
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Senator Gordon's RESIGNATION,

ATLANTA, May 20.-The following is Mr.
Gordon's letter resigning his seat in the
Senate:
Cr.
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SPOKEN.

May 10, lat AZ 80, Ion "a 35, ship st Lucie, from
Havre for New York.
May II, Sc Barnegat 20 miles, barque John j
Marsh. from Philadelphia for Portland.
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HARRINGTON. Schr Minnie Crowell-1224 bxs
canned Holsters to P. p Co.
ALEXANDRIA, E. Bark Juia-155O bales rags
to order
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Foreign ExDOrfs.

POINT-a-PlTRE. Brig City of Moule-125 2S1
fit lumber, so casks oil, bbs rosin ~ empy casks
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TAILOR. A full line of seasonable
l. Goods always ON hand