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The Portland daily press., 1881-06-15
Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury-The Cap
tain, Engineer, Company and Inspec-
tor Rlamad

Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury-The Cap
tain, Engineer, Company and Inspec-
tor Blamed.
LONDON, Ont, June 14.-The inquest upon
the terrible disaster which occurred on the
river Thames near here, few days since,
which has been in session through the week
past was closed to-day. Following is the YER
dict BY the jury:
or Victoria was caused by water in her hold,
and We believe that the water leaked in
through hole stove in her bottom from some
unknown cause. We suppose this injury was
caused by coming in contact with stone or
snag in the river We are also convinced that
the boiler was not securely fastened; that the
ricane decks were too slender, being made
chiefly of pine and not properly secured. We
are also of opinion that the engineer was gull
ty OF great negligence in the discharge of his
duty in not seeing that the hold was clear of
water and in not conveying in person to the
captain the dangerous condition of the boat.
We think the captain was to blame in occupy
ing the dual position of captain and wheels
man, which prevented him from giving his
undivided attention to the proper management
of the boat; that he was to blame for leaving
Spring Bank without making proper exam
nation OF his boat, as there was undoubtedly
water in her hold at that time.
We are further of the opinion that the man
ager did not do his duty in not employing suf-
ficient hands to man his boat. He should have
had the boat respected and certified for same.
The jury think that the government inspector
deserves blame for the manner in which he
inspected and passed the boat last year, as from
the evidence her upper construction was not fit
to carry large crowd; and welwould strongly
urge upon the government the necessity Of
making more stringent inspections and regula-
lions in regard to passenger steamboats,"
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THE DOTEREL.
Particulars Of the Explosion of the
British Man-of-War.

Particulars Of the Explosion of the
British Man-of-War.
PORTLAND, Oregon, June H.-The Oregon
railway and navigation companys new steam
collier arrived to-day via the Straits of Magel-
Ian bringing full particulars.of the blowing up
of the English man-of-war Doterel. The
Doterel was lying at anchor about 400 feet
from the shore and preparing to receive coal.
At the time Of the explosion the captain W as
aft taking q bath. There were two explosions,
one following the other in rapid succession.
At the first explosion the captain sprang
through small window and escaped, and
soon after was picked up by boat naked and
badly stunned by the concussiou Others
rescued were blown in various directions and
all more or less injured. OF the 100 lost only
few bodies subsequently recovered.
The cause of the explosion will never be
definitely known. There was a quantity of
dynamite on board, and it is said some of the
crew were making an experiment with
cartridges. =
The general belief is that the explosion was
due to the blowing up of the boiler. The YES
sci sunk in deep water after the explosion and
nothing was saved. None of the rescued
could tell how the disaster occurred.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is.
STATE NEWS.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.

PIsCATAoUIs COUNTY.
An adjourned meeting of the Piscataquis
Game and Fish Protective Society was held in
Monson on the 9th inst, and the following Of
ticers elected: President, Freeman B. Shedd,
Lowell, Mass. Secretary. K. r. Haynes, Mon
son; Treasurer, +. j. Wilkins Monson.
PKNoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Wing says Rossie Bradford, wife of Ire
man Bradford of Lee, young lady of about Is
years, was found hung in the barn on the
morning of Saturday last. She had been for
several years a sick, bed-ridden woman, and
i'll health and dependency rather than insani-
ty seem to be the cause of her suicide.
w. Harrison Coombs, of Winn, while about
some logs Sunday morning last had his heel
caught between them and broke his right leg
some two or three inches above the ankle.
Hugh +. Carlton of Bangor was found dead
in his bed Monday morning; cause heart dis
ease.
The June quarterly meeting of the Maine
Eastern Christian Conference will convene
with the Christian Church at Corinna, COM
mencing Friday, June II, at 10 a. M, and
continue over the Sabbath.
YORK COUNTY.
Sunday night horse, carriage and harness
were stolen from the stable of Stephen Sawyer
on the Buxton road, Saco The horse was quite
valuable. No trace of the thief has yet been
found.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS,

A London despatch says the dory little
Western" left Westminster bridge yesterday
in tow on her return to America.
The Pennsylvania State convention of the
National Greenback Labor party meets in
Pottsville to-day. Gen. Weaver and ex-Con-
gresham De La Martyr will be present.
In the House of Commons last night Nolan
lLiberal Home Rule) member for Galway, had
leave to introduce bill to suspend evictions
in Ireland for q limited period ON payment of
six months rent.
The Inman Line steamship City of Rome,
was launched at Barrow, Eng, yesterday A
large and distinguished company were present.
just before the launch the boiler of donkey
engine on her deck exploded killing three per-
sons and injuring ten others, several very Sc
verely.
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Schooner Damaged.
NEW YORK.

Convention Of Homeopathic Doctors.
NEW YORK, June 4.-About 100 delegates
attended the national convention of Himeo-
pathic physicians held at Brighton Beach,
Coney Island. DR.. J.. W. Bowling presided.
Representatives from Massachusetts, Maine,
Vermont and New Hampshire were present.
The first days proceedings comprised ann ad-
dress by the President and the reading Of
papers by the members The convention will
continue four days.
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METEOROLOGICAL

sunIoArIoNs FOB THE NRxT TwRNTY-FoUR
HOURS.
War DKP'T, OFFICE CHIKF EI0NALl
OFyICRR, Washington. D. c.,
June Is, A. NJ.
For New England,
Clearing weather, colder, westerly winds
and rising barometer.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
General rain has fallen in New England and
occasional rain in the Middle States, lower lake
region and Tennessee. Elsewhere fair wealth
or has prevailed, The temperature has risen
along the Atlantic coast and in the upper Mis-
sissippi and lower Missouri valley. 1t has
fallen in the lower lake region.
Fair weather is indicated for Thursday in
the New England, Middle, South Atlantic and
East Gulf States. The Ohio river will rise at
and below Louisville.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FREIGHTS dull. We notice the following char
tiers for the week ending June 14th:
Bark Mark Twain, st. John to Bristol Channel d.
rect. deals p. t.
Brig David Bugbee, Bangor to Sicily, box shocks at
p. t.
Schr Muskee, Bangor to Chatham, Mass, lumber
so.
Schr Nicola, New York to Yarmouth coal 20
and discharged.
Schr Mary E. Long, Grants Wharf, Windsor, to
Philadelphia, plaster 30.
Brig Ernestine. Baltimore to Portland, coal so.
Schrs 7. S. Mcclellan and Andrew j. York, Gun
Point to Baltimore, ice 65c.
Foreign Imports.
COW BAY, CB. Bark Augustine Kobbe-75O
tons coal to G L Railroad.
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California Mining stocks.


WATERFOWL, June 14.-Beef Cattle-receipts l :
376 head; in fair demand; qualify of Western was
fair average; rates advanced 1sc y fb Northern has
moved off rapidly at full prices sales of choice 90
as IS; extra 25@S 90; first quality oO96 so
second quality at O0@5 30; third quality OO@
30.
Store Cattle-Work Oxen ~ pair at $10O@$166:
Mich Cows and Calves at $20@$45; Yearlings SIG
Fyrpw Cows $15@$3O; Fancy Cows S5O@S6b.
Western tat Swine. live, at 6A @7; Northern
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 24O7 head; market
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND IS. Municipal Court,
Monday, May, A. ID. 80, 1881.
JOHN j. GERRISH, of Portland, in said County,
Plaintiff, versus
THE TIFFANY CAR COMPANY, a corporation
established under the laws OF the State of Illinois,
and having an office and place of business at Chica-
go, in said State OF Illinois. Defendant Action of
Assumpston account annexed to recover the sum
OF Eighteen dollars and ninetyseven cents $3.50
alleged to be due from the defendant to the plain
tin according to the Declaration in the writ.
The writ is dated the thirtieth day of April A. D.
1881, and is returnable the thirtieth day of May,
A. ID. 1881.
Upon the Foregoing, 1t appearing to the Court
that the said Tiffany Car Company, has estab-
lshed place of business in this State, and has no
tenant agent, attorney in this State and that its
goods or estate have been attached, it is ORDERED
by the Court that the PLAINTIFF cause the said
Tiffany Car Company, to be notified of the tendency
of this suit by publishing twice in the Portland
Daily Press, a newspaper printed in Portland, in
the County of Cumberland, an abstract lof the
Writ and Declaration, and this Order OF
Court thereon, the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the term Of said Court, to be
holden at Portland aforesaid Monday, the eight
zenith day OF July A. ID. 1881, that it may then
and there in said Court appear and show cause, II
any 1t has why Judgment should not be rendered
against it and execution issue accordingly.
Attest: GEO. +, GOULD Recorder
Abstract OF the Writ and Declaration and Order of
Court thereon.
Attest: GEO. f. GOULD. Recorder.
G. p. Mattocks, Atty for Plaintiff.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE crop reports
show in the northern and southern counties
the yield of cereals will be nearly an average.
In other parts of the State the crops will not
exceed two-thirds of last year. All sections re-
port the grain of unusual fine quality.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 14.-The crop re-
ports compiled to-day do not present favora-
Bile prospect. About one-third of the corn
areas of the State promise only Sc per cent. of
an average yield. There is largely increased
acreage in SO central countries. In the corn
belt of the State much winter wheat has been
plowed up and put in corn. Prospects are of
nearly an average yield per acre in Al southern
counties
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Chinaman Ostracised for Marrying q
White Womann

CHEYENNE, W. T., June 14.-The famous
miscegnation case wherein Chinaman and
white woman were indicted for intermarrying,
the ceremony having been performed in Colo
RADIO, was decided to-day by Chief Justice
Sener. The icourt held that, the marriages
being legal in Colorado was legal here, land the
defendants were discharged A curious out
growth Of the case is that the Cinnamon here
have ostracised the groom, Leo Chin, and
claim he has disgraced their race in marrying
white woman,
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Killed by a Railroad Train.

NoKoMIs, ILL.,, June IA wagon contain
ing j. Creswell, his wife, two children and
three neigbors was struck by Wabash freight
train at Raymond last night. Mrs. Creswell,
both children and her brother, were killed
None OF the others were seriously hurt.
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WASHINGTON.
Overlooking Excursion

Overlooking Excursion Steamers.
WASHINGTON, June IA Treasury circular
to the Collectors and Surveyors of customs
throughout the United States is now being
printed. 1t enjoins a strict watchfulness Of
excursion steamers against overcrowding, and
that extra efforts should be made on Sundays
and Fourth of July.
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Death of q u. s. Engineer.

NORFOLK, VA, June 4.-Capt Charles B.
Phillips of the United States Engineer Corps,
in charge Of the harbor and river improve
ments in this district, died to-day His re-
mains will be taken to Boston for interment.
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The Western Cyclone,

ST.. LOUIS. June Traditional accounts of
the cyclone in Mo, Missouri Sunday evening,
are that very large amount of property was
destroyed, also considerable number of lives
lost and great many persons injured.
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Philadelaphia's SANITARY Cond,t,on

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Owing to a mis-.
understanding between the city comptroller
and health board the street clearing contrac-
tors are unable to obtain pay, and six to-day
notified the health board that they will no
longer attempt to clean the streets, and CON
siderable uneasiness is caused by this action.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9th, ship Belyidere. DOR
dan, Nanaimo. '' oo'-
MoBILE.Cld 18th. sch j A Hairy, Stilphen for
Gilkey, Boston. eA"io'o'''
JACKSOMVILLE-Cld Sth sch Nettie Walker.
bethport. ->''oi 70 ishAa-
r, BkONSWiCk, GA Cid 7th, sch r Bowers.
CID 9Th, sch Eva Yates, Yates, Boston. .
Cid 18th, brig Cora Green. PhilbrOok Prov,denee.
sch Edw johnson. Mcdonald, Santos.
moad, Bull River. e0 ->o'A ''a'iiF
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MARINE NEWS.
Evidences of q. Wrack.

Evldences OF q Wreck.
PORTSMOUTH, N. a.. June 14.-Quantities of
laths have been picked up along the shore
since Saturday, probably a part of the cargo
ering the amount there is a possibility some
other vessel may have lost her deck load.
Fishermen report the hull of vessel with
some rigging attached, answering the descrip-
ton of the Coral, seen about two miles to the
eastward of the Shoals
Schooner Damaged.
HALIFAX, June 14.-Schooner Isaac Good
win which struck on Cape North, c. B., came
off with the loss of boat, jib, rudder, part of
keel and deck load Of lumber, and put into
port Hawkesbury to repair before proceeding
to Boston, her destination.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
GERS.
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European Markets

Bv Telegraph.)
LIyERPOoL. June 14-12.3O z. M Cotton mai ket
is dull and easier; Middling upands at 3-l6d; Or
leans at 614d; sales 7,OU0 bales; speculation and
export 1000; futures fiat.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

In this city June 49, at the Home for Aged Wo-
Funeral services will be held at the Home at
o'clock this wednesday, afternoon.
In this city, June Is, Henry En- Earl, aged 81
years months.
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No, 68 Monument street.
In Alfred, June 12 Miss Betsy Lowe.
In Albany, June 12 Thos. j. Jordan, aged 10 yrs.
In Lewiston, June 10. William Robinson, ESQ.,,
aged 70 years.
In Bath. June IL, Oscar L., son of James O. and
Sarah NJ. Burnham, aged year 10 months.
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A Murderer Lvnchad

RUssELLv1LLE, Ark, June 14-Last night
twenty-five armed men from Franklin county,
took possession of Dover, Pope county, Jail
and hung Coles Emery, the murderer, whose
death sentence Gov. Churchill few weeks
since committed to q years in prison. Emery
resisted and was shot in the head. 1t is sup
posed he was dead when hung This was the
third attempt to lynch him.
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Caleb Vanpelt, aged 80, one of the cham
pion double scullers of Elizabeth, N. j., was
struck by lightning yesterday morning and
killed. while in boat on Newark Bay.
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Havana Market.

(By Telegraph.)
HAVANA. June l4-Sugar unchanged and higher
pretensons of sellers continue; Centrifugal Sugar
80 to SO deg. polarization in boxes 1O1a @1O4 reals
gold per arrobe.
mand and hrm;on United States 20 days gold TAO
71a prem;short sight do at 8A prem.
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ruled strong at last weeks prices for Lambs, but
Sheep were less strong: sales of Sheep in lots 80
90 90 each; extra at 5O@6 OO;Spring Lambs at
6l2@. Veal Calves 3@5A.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR
SHIP.
Proceedings in the Legislature
Yesterday.
AN ELECTION POSTPONED TO THE
NEXT LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, N. H., June 14-In the House
this morning several petitions for general
railroad law were presented and REFEREED also
petitions for an extension of the Dover &
Winnipsseogee Railroad from Alton Bay to
Laconia and Weirs Landing. The following
were introduced and referred:-To discourage
the manufacture and use of intoxicating IL
quors, making an excise tax thereon; to divide
the State into two districts for the election of
Representatives to Congress; to authorize the
Worcester & Nashua and Nashua Il Rochester
Railroads to consolidate
RThe majority report of the Judiciary Com
mittee in relation to electing United States
Senator came up, the question being upon the
passage Of the resolution that the election be
postponed to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Wiggin, of Laconia, spoke in favor of
the resolution.
Mr.. Robinson, of Concord, offered an amend
ment to the effect that the House proceed to an
election.
Ex-Gov. Hartman spoke on the merits of
the question, taking the ground that the pres
emit Legislature cannot legally elect.
Mr.. Sanborn, of Franklin, raised the point
OF order that under the rules the amendment
OF Robinson, being new motion, was not in
order.
The chair sustained the point.
Mr.. Qulnt, of Dover moved to strike out
and substitute so that the resolution shall read
that the House shall 90 into an election at this
. session.
A division of the question was called for,
and upon the question of striking out the
word "not" division showed 100 votes in the
affirmative and 165 in the negative. The yeas
and nays were called for, and Mr. Bingham
spoke upon the legal aspects of the question of
electing, arguing against it. During his speech
he criticised severely the action of the Supreme
Court Adjourned to afternoon.
The Senate voted to elect Senator, IA to 10
Vote for q. s. Senator in the Senate.
A vote for United States Senator was taken
in the Senate this noon with the following re-
sult:-E. II. Rollins, Z: Henry Bingham, 5;
Isaac N. Blodgett, 2; j. w. Patterson, Q; j. F.
Briggs, 2; Frank Jones, 1: Charles Doe, 1;
Alonzo III. Quint, 1 cambridge Wadleigh, 1 !;
Charles III. Burns, l; Aaron f. Stevens, 1.
LATER.
A vote was taken upon the resolution of the
majority report of the Judiciary Committee,
that the election of United States Senator be
postponed until the next Legislature, and it
was passed on the yea and nay vote, which
was the test Some SO Republicans voted nay
with the Democrats.
Nominations for State Offices.
The Republican members of the legislature
held a caucus this evening and nominated the
following candidates for State officers: Secre-
tary of State, A. B. Thompson of Concord
State Treasurer, Scion A. Carter of Concord
State Printer, Parsons B. Cogswell of Con-
cord; Commissary General, George E. Lane of
Exeter.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-All the canned
meats and soups for steamer Rodgers, shipped
from New York, were found totally unfit for
use, and others were purchased here to supply
the deficiency.
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Miss Elizabeth Shaub of Lancaster, Pa, was
arrested yesterday on the charge OF killing her
infant child Sunday.
Miss M. M. Gillett of Washington, law
student here, was yesterday appointed by the
President Notary Public for the District of
Columbia. This is the first instance where
woman has received such an appointment.
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stock Market.
The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton (members Of the
Boston Stock Exchange) corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. June 14-Evening.-MoRey market
easy at 3@31a.on call, closing 81 prime mercantile
paper 3Sl41a. Sterling Exchange firm at 1895
for long and 4.85s4 for short. Governments weak
and 1s0la lower. State bonds moderately active.
Railroad bonds fairly active and generally firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 45O. O53 shares.
The following are tO-days closing quotations of
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Drv Goods WholesnIe nIarI,e,

The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. g. Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods, "a & Be Middle street:
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Foreign Imports.
CB. Bark Augustine Kobbe-75,
Receipts Of Maine Central.

PORTLAND, June Is.
Fer Portland, 10 cars miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting ,roads 100 cars miscellaneous mer
chandise.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to G
w. True Il Go.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L. o. o. T..
Every Patriarch intending to go on the excursion
to Lowell is requested to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall banquet ROOM on Thursday Evening, June
16th at $780, for drill Let every Patriarch take.a
lively interest in this excursion, and thus make a
good appearance. Bring side arms.
Per order, N. G. FESSENDEN,
jne15d2tsn Capt Commanding
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOIlCE TO MARlNERa.
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE lst Dist
Portland. June IA, 1881.
The contemplated changes in the colors of buoys.
&c. in the LIST. L. H. District. have been made And
mariners are warned to observe that the arrange
ment contemplates approaching from the eastward.
Changes i'm Buoyngc.
Pond Island Point. Blue Hill Bay is marked nv
"a class iron can Buoy, painted black and number
ed 1.
Lower buoy, Lubec Narrows is a I'd class iron
nuu buoy painted red and numbered A.
MEMORANDA
dispatch from London 18th states that barnus
Edwin Reed, of Bath, from Astoria, Is ashore ont
side Dunkirk harbor. She was being lightened and
it was expected that she would he afioat before
night.
Sch America. Unworthy, from Rockland for New
London, put into Vineyard-Ha 18th with loss of
part Of deckload lime and sails damaged in gale on
the 10th inst. - e VI
Sch Henry. Alley, from Pisarinco for Providence,
put into vlneyard,Haven Eth and reports, 10th
inst. sprung bad leak and had to throw over mart
of deckload piles. Wv. p"''
Sch Nellie Grant, Jordan, at Boston from Bcr.
muda reports, 18th inst off Nausot, picked up four
bundles shingles marked IL Eaton. and passed
quantity of boards.
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The Joint Conventio

The joint convention met at noon, Robertson
presiding. Following is the vote for the short
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
TUESDAY. june 7.

TUESDAY. june 7.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Hall, st John, NIB, via East
port for Boston.
Barque Augustine Kobbe, Ford. Cow Bay CIR
coal to G Railway Co. Vessel to Ryan & KELSEY
Sch City Point, Thompson, Western Banks-75O
otis fish.
Sch Cinderella, Webber, Portsmouth.
Sch Chalcedony. Bryant, Yarmouth. to load for
Sch Regulator. Paterson Saco.
Cleared.
Barque N NJ Haven, Ulrick Matanzas-Geo S
Hunt Il Co.
Sch Exact, Lewis. North Boothbay-N Blake.
SAILED-Barque Taganrog; schs Clara Leavitt
Louisa Orr, and Caseo Lodge.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
WISCASSET, June 8-Ar, schs Maria Louisa.
Dickinfon, and Smith Tuttle Blagdon, Boston; Ma.
tilda, Coffin and Niger, Merry do.
June 9-Ar, sch Kendrick Fish, Wall Bath
Sid, schs Buena Vista, Thurrill, and Superior Cof-
fin, Portland; o Witherell, Garfield, Norfolk
June 10-Sld. sch Revenue, Rnes, Gloucester.
June 1O-Ar. sch Susan Ross Wall, St George.
Sch Andrew York, I4ttlejohn, arrived at Gun
Point 7th from Bath. to load for baltimore
EROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst. ship Solitaire Otis, San
Francisco. ' "~-
Sid I'm Bremen 18th, ship Lizzie Moses, Cox. for
New Orleans. ~' AVA
Sid I'm Hull 18th. ship India, Patten, Bath.
At Hong Kong Sth inst, barque Jonathan Chase
Costigan, for New York. 'o'
OF Dunkirk 18th, barque Edwin Reed. Gilmore
from Astoria, (ashore.)
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SPOKEN.

May II, lat Is n Ion 26 w, ship Lucille, Talbot
from Cardiff for Hong Kong.
May "a, lat Al. Ion 81. ship Martha Cobb, Green
bank, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
April 1, lat % S, Ion 20 W, ship Normandy Turkey
from Liverpool for Calcutta.
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The convention then voted on the long term
THE LONDON DISASTER.

No choice and the convention then adjourn
ed