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The Portland daily press., 1881-06-14
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IA.
STATE NEWS.

The Journal says that Mr.. S. B. Walker of
Auburn, who has been missing for some twen-
ty-four hours, was found drowned in his we'll,
Monday morning. ale was about sixty-five
years of age. 1t is impossible to conjecture
how the accident occurred.
The assessors of Auburn have nearly COM
pleted their work. They find the total valua-
ton of real estate is 81 126 S65, and of personal
property, S916, 1854, total, $5,043, 729. The
whole number Of polls found is 2,344. The
rate of taxation has been fixed at 1S5 mills.
The total tax will be about SOL 800.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
In Gardiner, diphtheria is prevailing to a
great extent. Saturday, two children died of
this disease and some twenty other cases were
reported.
KNOX COUNTY.
There is a prospect of the recovery of
Haynes who was shot while endeavoring to es-
cape from the State prison. He says he meant
to get cut if he killed dozen men.
The Gazette says that Rockland authorities
funding the railroad loan About $4,000 of
these bonds have been taken up besides the
$4,000 which were paid at maturity.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Wing says one of the most peculiar
freaks of lightning happened in Milo, Sunday,
June 9th. Mrs d. E. Manter had quite
large flock of sheep which were lin a pasture
near Pleasant river, and after the shower he
found thirty-three sheep killed under one tree.
The Commercial says that Hon. Joseph L.
Smith, of Oldtown, has offered the Veazie
heirs $4,000 for their water power at Old
town. 1t has not yet been accepted.
PIscATAQUIs COUNTY.
The Observer says that little fiye-year old
son Of Mr.. Ed. Church, living in Shirley,
named Garlic, stabbed another little boy with
a jack-knife. The knife went through the
ear, SO as to be seen on the other side. The af-
fair occurred at school while the teacher was
absent at noon; and the little fellow who was
school house and two or three other boys went
along and helped fasten the door and window.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The strongest man in Bath is Joseph Green,
who shouldered the bowsprit of 600-ton YES
sci the other day and carried it twenty-five
rods Whom ironed it was, with the assist
ance of six blacksmiths, elevated to its former
position and carried on board the vessel by Mr.
Green.
About seventy-fve men are now employed
on the cotton mill at Richmond, and the work
is advancing as rapidly as possible. The walls
of the basement are up, and the masons are
laying the walls of the tower
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Journal says that recently Mrs. Eugene
Evans of Fairfield took by mistake from bot
tie about teaspoonful of ammonia. 1t nearly
stranglsd her and her sutferings were intense
until the medicine of the physicians COM
menced its work. 1t took the skin from the
mouth and upper part of the throat, and
whatever she takes into the mouth has no
taste.
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New York stock anana o..er narkes.

Eastern II. R.. Az $50. ...................
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth r. r. ...
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SAD ACCIDENT.
Two Brothers Drowned While
Watching River Drivers.
LARGEST JAM OF LOGS EVER
KNOWN ON THE KENNEBEC.

SKowHEGAN, June 13.-A sad accident oc-
CURED at Carratunk Falls in Scion at o'clock
p. M Sunday. Three brothers named Hug
gins of Concord sat on the rocks below the
falls watching the river drivers when a log
came over the falls, swung around and knock
ed one OF them off. Another sprang to save
him and both were thrown among the logs
directly under the falls and drowned. Frank.
aged SO, leaves wife and child; Gilmore,
aged p, worked in Boston and was home on a
visit. The bodies have not been recovered.
The largest jam of logs ever known on the
Kennebec river is lodged at Carratunk Falls,
extending mile above and filing the bay be-
low the falls. One hundred river drivers are
at work and the logs are being blown out with
Atlas powder. Mr.. Hadley of Boston is there
experimenting the use of the powder. One
thousand spectators are estimated to be there
daily. Two large drives are coming above
Bingham, increasing the jam very fast.
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a Bi Metallic Union.
PARTICULARS of the African Massacre.
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The Hanlan-Wise race is off, the men being
unable to agree as TO the style of boats A
race has been arranged between Wise and
Gaudair for $500
In all the churches at Quebec Sunday touch
ing illusions were made to the late fire Most
Of the ruins are still smoking and smoldering,
and the atmosphere all over the city is very
hot and sultry.
A man named Mahoney, formerly impris-
oned as Fenian suspect, has been arrested
under the the coercion act at Millstreet, coun-
ty Cork, on suspicion of committing arson.
Mr.. Bowe, Secretary of the Tullaroan (coun-
ty Kilkenny branch of the Land League, has
been arrested under the coercion act
The authorities at Portsmouth, Eng, naval
station are taking precautions to prevent the
introduction of explosives amongst Goals on
board the iron-clads
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FOREKGN FORTS.

May 3. lat IA, Ion 80 w, barque Laura Il Burr
ham, Kelley, from New York for Batavia.
June 4, lat 81 10, lon 81 SO, barque Leventel
Vesper, from New York for Port Spain.
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MARINE NEWS.

Rockland Schooner Ashore and
Burned.
Boston, June 1S.-Schooner Sunbeam,
Hall, from Rockport, Me-, for New York
with lime, sprung aleak Friday and bore mp
for Boston. She anchored OF Deer Island but
the chains parting yesterday she drifted ashore
on the eastern end of the island. The crew
escaped in the boat. AS the tide came in the
vessel filled causing the lime to ignite which
destroyed the craft
American Bark Ashore.
LONDON, June 13-The American bark
Edwin Reed. Capt. Gilmore, previously re-
ported at Dunkirk from Astoria, is ashore at
the former port. She is being lghtened.
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$50 year at 10 sa9A@1o So. B...er firm. Cheese


unchanged and dull.
Fraig6ts to Liverpool firm; WLest y steam 31a
CHICAGO June 13.-EloIr market quiet and firm;
common to choice Western Springs at OO05 so;
do MINI. 4 0O(a4 rs: Patents 00@7 90; Winter
Wheats 00t96 20; low grades 5094 90. Wheat
active firm and higher but father excited unsettled
and ifregularNo Red Winter at 07@0l IL; No 2
Chicago Spring l15s for cash and June;l 1850
] 1914 for July; l414@1 1875 August: 1 1914
for September:No do at 9Sc41 Csc: rejected "a
arse. Corn is higher at 447s foc cash, and June:
4434 6D44T8 C for July; 451a@455sc for August:
461sc.for Sept. rejected at :'Sc. oats strong and
higher at 3S5sc for cash and June; SIC for July;
2S1A62S3sc for August; rejected 3l$4 932c. Rye
and Barley steady and unchanged. Pork moderate
ly active and higher 16 20 16 80 cash; 16 35 for
Juy l6 90 August tard firm "a, at a0 re sa
rib at 40: short clear at s 70.
At the Afternoon Call OF the Board, wheat closed
active, firm and higher at 459451sc July; $3.50
1884 June 381sc July; 281sc August 37asc bid
September. Pork irregular at 16 80 July; ~ 521a
ale 55 August. Lard irregular 10 72H2@lO 70
Sales-Pork, 100 bbls; Lard, $3.50 ties; Wheat,
100000 bush; Corn, 2,O25Ooo; Oats, $4,000
iteceipts-l3 3, 900 bbls -four. 81 900 bush whea-,
211 900 bush corn 81 6 900 bush oats. 1000 bush
rye 5000 bush barley.
Shipmonts-l 21 900 bbs nouf DOW oas ~ IneaI,
558,000 bush corn, Ga 900 bush oats. 2,7OO bush
rye 626 bush barley.
ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-7T1our steady and nnchang-
ed. Wheat higher and active;No Red Fall 141s
al 1514 for cash; 1895 June; ! 1914 for July;
1 12lA@1 1919 for August; 14A91 16 for Sep
TENDER; No 3 do 1 O71a@1 0S1s bid; No do OF
bid. Corn is higher at 46G465sc for cash: 461s
04634 June; 455s946c for July; 1914 @4oc for
August; 4461444c September. Oats higher 4634 C
for cash; 3514@354s for July; 27A 92S1sc for
jobbing 16 is. Lard is dull and nominal
keceipts-4, 600 bills flour, $4,000 bush wheat,
270O 900 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats. 1,ooo bush
rye. ], 600 push barley.
Shipments-5 600 bbls -four, IA 600 bush wheat,
1120oO bush corn, $1,000 bush OATS O.o0O bush
Barley, O,OOO bush rye.
DETROIT. June 14.-Wheat booming; No White
at 91a for cash; 1874 June; 201s for July;
l l 8 for August and September: No White 1 Ia
bid No Red %.
SAVANNAH, June 13.-Cotton is steady; N1ddling
uplands 101ac.
MOBILE June 13.-Uotton is quiet; MiddliDg up
lands at 1OSsc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 49, Cotton dull; Middlng
uplands 105sc.
MEMPHIS, June i3.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands st 1O1ao.
NEW YORK June 13.-COttOn Quiet: Middlinp uD-
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UNEASY ARTISANS,

The Biddeford Corporation Strike AS
Stunning Serious Proportions.
BIDDEFoRD, June 13.-The strike on the
Pepperell and Laconia Mills is assuming more
serious proportions to-day. This afternoon
some two hundred or more hands came out,
nearly all weavers, demanding an increase of
10 per cent. in their wages. They claim that
they are now working over eleven hours and
running from six to eight looms, and cannot
make but about ninety cents.
The "Back boys" are still out and it is
the~sI@ tlAvrv III 10 serrural ueIUre
the trouble ends. There seems to be DISPOSE
ton on the part of the corporations to yield to
the demands of the strikers.
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MEMORANDA.

Capt Jasper Nichols master of barque Penob-
scot, of Bucksport, was lost overheard when three
days out from Newcastle NSW.
Roekpcrt for New York, with lime sprung aleak
10th and anchored off Deer Island. below Boston.
The chains parted 18th, when she drfted ashore on
the eastern end of the island and will be a total
loss Crew safe.
Sch Sarah Louise, Hickey. from Calais for Ston-
1ngton, put into Salem 18th with loss of maintop-
mast and mainmast head.
Sch Francis Coffin. Bellatty, from Ellsworth for
Eddyville, NY. put into Salem 18th with loss of
part of deckload slaves.
Sch Louisa Smith. (of Castine) Weber, from
Frankfort for New York. with granite, struck on
High Pine Ledge, off Gurnet. 10TH during a thick
fog but went over, and was afterward assisted into
Plymouth. She does not appear to be much injured
and will proceed
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Branch Store Of the Hall Rubber
Company, Boston. Sole. N. e.
Agents for the New York Betting
and Packing Company. Union
Rubber Company, and Chauncy
Rubber Company.
Mr.. G. Ill. BOsWOrth'S Stock of
Rubber Goods has been purchased
by us, and removed to our new
store corner Middle and Union SITS.
We shall offer a large, full and
complete stock of Rubber Goods,
consisting of Betting, Packing and
Hose, Clothing, Druggists Sundries,
Boots, Shoes &c. Ladies Rubber
WaterprOOfs $3.50 and upwards.
so feet Rubber Hose, couplings
and pipe $500.
Halls Patent Rubber Lined Rub
Der Boots are acknowledged by all
to, be the best manufactured.
Call and examine our goods,
which are guaranteed to be Of the
same quality, and same low prices
as at our store i'm Boston.
HALL RUBBER COMPANY,
22S Middle Street.
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WASHINGTON.
| Change at the Naval !

a Change at the Naval Academy
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Rear Admiral G.
r. 2. Rogers to-day entered upon his duties as
Superintendent of the naval academy, reley-
ing Rear Admiral Balch. who will assume COM
mand of the Pacific squadron.
Encroaching on the Ute Reservation.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has re-
ceived despatch from Agent Page of the
Southern Utes. saying a new station OF, the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad has been es-
tablished on the reservation and stores, sa-
looms and dance houses are being located
thereon. 1t is inexpedient to use the Indian
police to enforce the United States laws and
military force will be required.
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METEOROLOGICAL

tSf'iCATIoNs FOR THE ERxT TwENrY-FoUa
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
oFFTCER, Washington, D. c.,
June 10, A. Ii.
For Now England,
Cloudy weather with frequent rains, followed
by clearing weather, southerly veering to
warmer westerly winds, falling, followed by
rising barometer.
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California EHinnn. a,echs.
Chicago Five stock Market.

fBy Telegraph.)
CHICAGO. June -hogs-Keceipts 81 600 head
shipments 1000 head; moderately active and SOLO
lower; mixed packing at 5OGg5 80; light at cog
3d. choice heavy 85606 10.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head shipments 100 head:
best steady: poor weaker; exports at OO06 25;
good to choice shipping 6095 50; poor to fair at
80 5 so.
Sheep receipts 25OO head; shipments 900 head;
weak and no extra here; extra at 1904 60; prices
fully "A ass lower than last week.
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Ar at Savannah 18th, schs Cathe Berry, Bel
fast; Annie Chase, Poole. Wiscasset; Lizzie
Heyer, Poland Bath.
Ar at Rio Janeiro 10th inst, barque Thos Fletcher,
Harding st Marys, Ga.
Ar at Cardiff 18th, ship Valiant DAILY, Dunkirk.
At Bahia May H. barque Franc Lambrith Gray,
from Rio Janero, ar May 9Th, for New York.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, ship Reaper, Poole, from
San Francisco.
Ar at Hong Kong 9th inst, barque Bryant,
(ate NichOls) Newcastle, NSW.
Ar at Falmouth 18th, ship Ivy, Lowell, San Fran
cisco.
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NOTICE. Ladies 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
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WI MARRIAGES..

In this city. June IL, by Rev. D. w. LeLacheur.
Ashton S. Saylor of Portland and Miss Ella c. Lord
of Biddeford.
In Bowdoin. Jnne s, by Granville Purinton, ESQ.,,
Arlington r. Shaw and Miss Cora A. Jordan. both
of Richmond.
In Chelsea, May 80 Robert E. Tyler and Miss
Cora T.. Kellar.
In Lisbon Falls. June 8, VIM. H. Shea and Miss
lola L. Whitney.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
MONDAY, June IS.

MONDAY, June 10.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Corinne (Br) Koeing, Barbadoes-molasses to
Geo Hunt & Co. Vessel to Yeaton & Co.
Sch Julia S, (Br) Mclntre, st John, NB-lumber
to Mark Emery.
Sch Senator, Parker, Gloucester.
Sch Florida, Grant, Newburyport-dories to NJ
Smith.
Sch Exact. Lewis, North Boothbay-wood to H
Blake.
Sch Magnet, Eastman, Harpswell.
Cleared.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-Henry
Fox.
Sch Mary E Long, Hardy. Windsor, S--Chase,
Leavtt & Co.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth Chase
Bros.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland-Ken-
sell g. Tabor.
Sch Franklin, Marshall Thomaston- s.
Tabor.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BOOTHBAY, June S-Ar, schs Mariel. Wheeler,
Boston; Albert, Brown, Bangor; Mary Elizabeth,
Dunton, Portland.
June 9-Ar sch Magnolia, Jordan. from Western
Banks; NJ Elliot. Sargent Portland.
June lO-Ar. sch II Rowe, Seavey, Portland.
Sid, barque "R Halchinas,' Troup, for Miramichi;
sch King Fisher, Butler, Western Banks.
june 12-Sld. schs Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, for
Portland; X Dresser, Tavenen, south.
LAUNCHED-At Kennunkport. juno H. by Benz
Jackson finely modelled and finished pachet sloop
of about 20 tons, owned by Jacob j. Housman of
New York. She was built under the superintend-
ence of Capt l. S Chase of New Bedford
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EsSHERHEEN.


Ar at Newport 10th, schs Alice, Joyce, Noman's
Land. with $50 bbls mackerel; Highland Queen OF
Swans Island, do, (and both sailed l1th.) Report
mackerel plenty off Noman's Land.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


z'ora!ussd ssnas, Wholesale ssarslal.
PoGTf AND. June ID.
Flour is very strong and we may look for an early
rise all grades The stock here is rather light.
Wheat is booming, and Our Western markets show
an advance of four five cents since Saturday. AT
New York to-day Flour was strong and in some in
stances 5G10c higher. Oats here are easier. and
car lots off &c. Pork and Lard dull.
The following are lo-day's quotations Of Flour,
Grain Provisions sc
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Grain Market.
PORTLAND, June 10.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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Finest Residence in Deering
BY AUCTION,
On Thursday. June is, at 8 P. M.

WE shall sell the residence of the late DIR. S.
w III. Tewksbury, on Ocean Street, Deering
Said property consists of about 80 of land in
the highest state of cultyation fine Orchard con-
tanning Apple, Pear. Cherry and Plum Trees,
Grapes and Small Fruit in abundance. The build.
ings, which are among the finest in the State, in
clude grand old Homestead House, containing
about twelve rooms, including Bath Rooms. Water
Closets Open Fireplaces, water in first and second
stories and enc of the finest cellars in the State.
The stable, which is very large and first-class in
every particular. The cellar is finished as a Pig
gerry and Hennery, Cow Stables, Calf Pens, &c.
1t also contains very large Brick Cistern. The
first floor is arranged for Horses, Harnesses and
Carriage Rooms. Over these are finished rooms for
servants and hay lofts. There also Tool Houses
Runs for Colts with covered sheds, etc. The Horse
Cars are within minutes walk.
This property has long been acknowledged to be
one of the finest in the rapidly growing town of
Deering. Situate within Is minutes ride of Port
land ON the finest street in the town. with beau
tifu view of the Back Bay and City, it's location is
unsurpassed. Money, time. skill and the Doctors
good taste has been lavishly expended this prop
erty, for it was the Doctors pet hobby and every
one who knew DR.. Tewksbury knows that he never
did anything by halves.
MRS. ID. K. TEWKSBURY, Adm'rx.
r. o. BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneer..
jun3 DIV
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Examination OF Teachers.

a GENTS If you want something to sell
ANC4> IOfast in summer-all the people
want it, profits big. write at once to the Boston
Lamp Co., 567 Washington Street. Boston,
Wick Attachment smakes kerosene lamps burn
evenly It has tco small hand wheels instead of one
wick. Sells at sight. FITS ann lamp. Terms TO a
gents, 50, So and $3.50 per doz. Retail price, So,
40 and 90 cents. Sample sent to agents by mail
ior 20 cents. jne13d3t
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A Generous Renuest.

BURLINGTON, VT, June 13-John 2. How
ard of this city to-day gave the University of
Vermont $4,000, the largest individual gift
ever made to the institution.
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Valuable Real Estate by Auction,

On Wednesday june 18th at 3 p. IN.
WE shall sell on the premises, Pleasant Avenue
w Deering, the premises formerly owned and
occupied by Edward A. JOY consisting of "A acres
of land, House, Ell, Shed and Stable Said proper
ty is situated the lin eof the horse cars good
repair and every way desirable as suburban resi-
dence. Z. s. RIDLON,
Administrator.
F. o. BAILEY & CO., 4UCTIONEERS.
jun13 dtd
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mo. CHOICE.
Mr.. Spinola called up his resolution.
Senator Robertson was heartily in fay f
somuch Of the resolution as refers to no. rec
ognizing pairing.
Mr. Hustled raised point of order against
that part which interferes with the right of
either house to grant leaves of absence.
Mr.. Spinola withdrew that portion of the
resolution and preamble, and Mr. Husted's
point of order fell.
Mr.. Brooks raised the point of order that the
resolution must lie over one day.
The chair said that under the rules of both
houses the resolution would have to lie over,
but those rules do not prevail in this body, in
fact, there are no such rules.
Mr., Pitts offered substitute that no pairing
should be allowed and that no member DO ex-
cused from voting excepting when granted
leave of absence.
Mr.. Pitts said he offered the substitute to
break up the system of pairing, which, if kept
up, is likely to keep the Legislature here all
summer. The only way to secure an election
is to remain here in our seats and continue vot-
ing.
Mr.. Spinola asked that the matter lie over
until tomorrow.
Agreed to, and the joint convention then ad-
journed.
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BARBADOES. Brig Corinne-279 pun. 80 ties
and Is bbls molasses to Geo S Hunt & Co.
ST JOHN, NIB. Schr Julia s. 100000 fl spruce
boards to Max P Emery.
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stock MRrExes.

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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Esiropegn Markets.

EMfOpeS.n NENfK6ss.
By Telegraph.l
LONDON, june IS -COnsols at 100 ZIG
LONDON, June 13-American securities-United
States bonds, As, ;41as, lis; 5s. 106A.
LIVERPOOL, June 13-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
in moderate inquiry and freely supplied; Middling
uplands at 6 3-l6d; Orleans at 614d; sales 5000
bales; speculation and export 1000; futures very
dull
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The Emperor Of China Sick with Small
Pox.
SAN Francisco. June ia letter from
Hong Kong, May 10th, says the latest intelli-
gence from Pekin states the youthful Emperor
has been suffering from the small pox, twenty
days, and is in critical condition. The court
physicians have little hope of his recovery.
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PROVIDENCE-Ar 18th. schs Flora King, Biek-
ford, and Mary D Wilson, Colt, Calais.
Sid 18th, sch Grey Eagle, Colson. New York.
NEWPORT-Ar 10th, schs G VI lizard, Adams
| Philadelphia for Portland, Qost jibboom): Saml W
| Brown, Maddox, New York for Boston; sloop Jen-
ME Lind. Brown Fall River for Portland, (and all
| sailed 12th.)
| Ar 18th, sch Nellie Eaton, Ashford. from Calais
| VINEYARD-HAVEN Ar 10TH sch Tillie C.
| Gross, Hoboken for Boston.
EDGARToWN-Ar sth. schs belmont Locke
Warren. New York for Boston; Danl Pierson, Sum-
| ner, Doboy for Waldoboro.
Ar Oh sch Susan stetson. Ragnes Brunswick.
BOSION-Ar 18th, schs j Il Stinson, StiDson,
Deer Isle; John g Ferris, Weber, from Bangor for
| Sandwich; ] Gilmore, Sylvester, Bangor
| Below, sch Eben Fisher, NJ G Moseley.
Sid 18th. barque Penobscot from Boston for New
| York.
Cid 18th. schs Mary Freeland, Clark, and Veto
| Lampher, Kennebec Minquas, Cobb Rockland.
Ar 18th, schs Lucy Hammond Robinson Machas
Cynosure, Pettee Camden; Empire, Closson, from
| Belfast.
| Cid 18th, brig Antelope, Curtis, Richmond; schs
g Flint, Cook, Cedar Keys; Exchange, Buckmas-
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Sarah Louise. Calais for
Stonngten, (see Menu; Pony, Pinkham, Steuben for
Boston; Neponset, Stratton. Franklin; Elizabeth
| Eddyville; S G Hart. Burgess Bangor for Boston,
| L Gregory, Rockland for New York
| PORTSMOUTH-Ar 10TH sch Myra Sears ,Jelli-
| son, Bristol; Ophir, Thurston Calais.
Below 18th, schs Robert Smith, from Rockland
for New York; Melvin Gardiner for do; Harmona,
| and Warrenton, Bangor for do; Herald, Wiscasset
| for Boston; Amazon Penobscot for de; Carpo, and
JAS Lawrence, Rabbitt Deer Isle for do; Richmond
| do for Weliieet; Kate Wentworth, Portsmouth for
| Kennebec Bertha j Fellows, do for Eastport; l. H
| Jones, Augusta for bridgeport Banner, Newmark-
| ct for Rockland: Florida, do for do.
| MILLBK!DGE AR 10th, sch Mary Sands, Preble,
| Amboy for Boothbay
| FOREIGN EOE8TS.
At Bombay May u, ships j Brown, Keazer for
Liverpool via tho Cape; Rufus Wood Davis for
Bremerhaven.
at Manila Apl %, barque Furness Abbey, Guest,
| for Boston; Neversink, Weeks, for Charleston.
SPOKEN.
May 3. lat Ia, Ion 80 w, barque Laura r Burn
| ham, Kelley, from New York for Batavia.
June 4, lat 81 Is, Ion 81 SO, barque Leventer,
| Vesper, from New York for Port Spain.
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. s. Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods "a g. Sc Middle street,
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SAILING BAYS of STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC JUNE IA.
Sun rises. ......4.15 High water, (P N.Y.. OBS
Sun sets. ...........7.45 Moon rises. ....... $50
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Dry Goods yv,osesa,s Market.

EsaSEy Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyanse--IOo0 bush CornInesi to G
Trra Sri IN
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Fseceisss az lsxaine Central.

PORTLAND, June II.
For Portland 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise.
tor connecting roads So cars miscellaneous mer
cnan6ise