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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-02
Central & Southwestern R. R'dS

SAVANNAH, GA, April 26th, 1881.
ON and after WEDNESDAY, April 9th, 1881,
" passenger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches VIA run e.
fOloWn.
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FINANCIA

MONEY MARKET.-MOney is less stringent, and
the market closes with a bstter outlook for
borrowers
ers are buying sight drafts at q per cent.
premium; selling checks at Il per cent. pre-
MUM.
STERLING EXCHANGE.-Sixty day bills. with
bills Iading attached, nothing doing.
SECURITIEs.-The security market is very
dull, and stocks close weak and neglected.
Quotations are partly nominal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-02

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE WEDNESDAY.
Brig Nueva sabina (sp). Roldas. Cardenas-
ChaS Green & Co.
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NAVAL SToREs.-There was fair demand for
rosin to-day; $50 barrels E, F, q. Fl. NJ, n and
window glass were sold at quotations, and extra
window glass at SO 50, the market closing
steady The market for spirits turpentine
was quiet: ~ casks were sold at 3+$4c..
the market closing dull at our figures.
The receipts for the day were loss barrels
rosin and $50 casks spirits turDentine. We
quote: Rosins-D 81 IS. e 81 20. F 81 rs, 9 81 81.
b 81 90, g. IS K 81 6213. NJ 81 20, n IS 90;
window glass 80 S7lk. Spirits tnrDentine- piiS
and whiskys 3e9zc., regulars 3aAc.
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33 d
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT MACAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville. Oh

CAfA4 OVSAA3 &OOAs
These drawings occur monthly Sundays
excepted under provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Kentucky, incorporating
the Newport Printing and Newspaper Co., ap-
proved April 9, 1873
w~THfs rs A SPECIAL ACT, AND HAS
NEVER BEEN REPEALED.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decisions:
1sT-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTION COMPANY Is LEGAL.
2D-TTS DRAWINGS ARE FAIR
N. B.-This company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read carefully the hsG of
prizes for the
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer City Point, Creaser, Charleston-Jno
F Robertson.
Steamer Florida. Usins. Florida N Har-
riman, Manager.
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS, |
SAVANNAH. July /, 1881, P. N.
CoTToN.-This market opened and closed ir-
regular and unchanged. Sales to-day bales.
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Busby's Anti-Electric Alarms and
Call Bells

Call Bells
CtAE be attached to any door knob, and ad-
~ Unstable as an alarm or call bell. Every
housekeeper in this community should have
one. 1t Is protection against sneak thieves.
JAMES MCKINLEY,
York near Bull street.
Also on exhibition at PALMER BROS.
mh25-H
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Schr Clara E Bergen, Cook, New York-D G
Bacon & Co.
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MANHOOD RESTORED

A VICTIM of early imprudence, causing ner>
IA vous debility, premature decay. etc., hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered a simple means Of self-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. Address
]. RI. REEVES. 43 Chatham street, New York
oct5-Tu. III. S&w1y
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PASSENGERS.

Per schr Clara z Bergen, for New York
1851 feet timber, 131, 146 feet lumber.
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Coming South.
CHARLES 0. IAMOTTE.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WILL practice in the Courts OF this State
w and of the United States. VIII also give
prompt attention TO Eotariai business ONCE.
Room No. 10 Commercial Building. over Post
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Shipments this week

According 70 the foregoing Bombay appears
to show an increase compared with last year
in the weeks receipts OF II 600 bales, and an in
crease in shipments of 1900 bales, while the
shipments since January show decrease oil
65 900 bales.
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4lis WesE Lasf Ws.k. Last p.

3 FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS The RECEIPTS
a ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEKS ENDING JULY
- AND JUNE 24TH AND FOR THIS WEEK LAST
TEAR
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Charleston & Savannah Rv. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, May II, 1881.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th. at
" $50 A. NJ, and until further notice, trains
will arrive and depart as follows:
Eros~,o 18th Tz-,s,.e n o.,<5
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-02

I1vEszSrs or CDIT1N At INTERIOR POKTs--
llg receipts and shipments for the week
ling July LIST and stock on hand tonight
{ for the corresponding week Of 1881:
Week ending July 1, ISL
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- -. - VIII all
--.t-s,-aF Calez 10 haIes

ASH and unchanged Sales 10 bales.
Tr-sIav-Tle market opened quiet and
49, uaehlnged. Sales 1O6 bales.
yysi-.sisy-The market opened quiet and
---z-. ar AMI closed so. Sales 1l6 bales
T1arsll y-The market opened quiet and
rr-s-I unchanged. Sales IS bales.
F-fsv-TLe market opened and closed irregu
Sales 1bs'es. We quote:
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RaHroaas.
Savannah, Florida & Western RI


SAVANNAH June IS. 1881 (
ON and after SUNDAY, June 26, 1881, Passen-
~ ger Trains on this road win run as fol-
lows; r.Crv r
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root NOvEaEST FoR IKE WEEK Ending
r. J. Isl. AND FOR TIE CORRESPONDENTS
ZEs o. 1850 AID 1872
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The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
THE IRISH CAUSE.

A Proclamation from Patrick Egan.
New YORK, Feb. 8.-The following was re-
ceived here today:
HOTEL BRDGToN, Rue Rivoli,
PARIS Feb s, 1881.
Patrick Ford, Editor IraSh Wortd.
At the urgent request of the executive of
the Land League, who repose no faith in the
honor of the brutal and unscrupulous enemy
OF our nation, am in this city to maintain the
connection between America and Ireland
Let friends correspond to the above address.
Our watchword now must be "No surrender"
By harassing our councils, by wasting our
funds in lawsuits, by the suppression of meet
lngs, BY arbitrary arrests, by intimidation. by
parliamentary revelation in the House Of
Commons, by the expulsion of Parnell, and
finally! by its crowning infamy in cowardly
pouncing upon Michael Davitt and spiriting
him away into one of its bastiles, the British
government had hoped to crush the Land
League and break the spirit of the Irish
people. In this evil design the enemy is
baff1ed. Ireland is thoroughly organized. The
people are resolute, undaunted and disciplined.
Priests and laymen, Catholics and Protestants,
are as one Never was such spectacle of
union witnessed. But above all, the substan-
tlal aid that is constantly waited over to us
from our kindred in the great Republic, join
ed with the sympathy of the American people
expressed e through the mouth of the United
States Congress, has infused into Ireland,
spirit OF hope and of determination to fight it
out to the bitter end till landlordism is dead
and all forms of usurpation and tyranny are
laid PROSTATE, that the entire force Of the
Brltlsh Empire will be impotent to su5due
Redouble your exertions, fellow countrymen,
show to the enemy that the hope of our nation
is made imperishable by the greater Ireland
across the sea-. Wire remittances to my credit
here in care of
[Signed] PATRICK EeAN.
On the receipt of this cablegram the Irish
World cabled to Mr.. Egan % 600 francs
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
MARINE NEWS.
The Loss of the Steamship Bohe-
mian.
THIRTY-FIvEoFTH CREW DROWNED

CRooKHAvEN, Feb. S.--There is nothing to
mark the scene of the wreck of the Bohemian
beyond large quantities of wreckage which
have washed ashore. The masts have entirely
disappeared. 1t is now ascertained that thirty
five persons were drowned, including the mas
ter, first, third and fourth officers, chief,
second, third and fourth engineers and three
quartermssters. Two invalid sailors sent
from Boston by the British consul were also
drowned. The survivors are the second mate,
boatsman, steward. storekeeper, boatswain's
mate, seven fremen, two seamen, boy, the
second and third stewards and Cornelius Suli-
van, lit is not stated whether the latter was
one OF the crew or passenger) and a stowa-
way whose name is not ascertalned. There
were forty-nne in number OF the crew on
board besides four men engaged in refrigera-
tors a cattle driver, the two 1nVallds and the
stowaway, fifty-seven in all.
The second officer, who was below at the
time, attributes the accident to the third
officer mistaking the captains orders and keep
ing her two points off the wind instead of off
shore. The captain gave orders to go full
speed astern before the ship struck. The boats
vain states that after the pinnace was launched
into which the captain was to get the main
mast struck it. The chief officer of the coast
guard says he saw only one man clinging to
the rock. A rocket line was twice shot over
the place but the third time it got entangled
in the rock The watch on deck at the time
of the disaster were all drowned except one
or two.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
A FALLEN DEPOT.
Several Persons Killed.


BUFFALO, Feb. 8.-The old part of the New
York Central depot on Exchange street fell
this morning with the exception of three
spans adjoining the new structure. A num-
Der OF lives were lost, but just how many it is
impossible to tell. The iremen and an extra
force of police were called out and have re-
covered two bodies. One was Capt John
Byrnes and the other Henry Waters, pri vate
secretary of Superintendent Tillinghast. The
cause of the disaster is attributed to the weak
ening OF the walls by making arches to COM
municate with the new depot recently built.
A Canada Southern train had Just hauled
out the depot and only twenty minutes before
the New York Central day express had borne
eastward a large load of passengers The Lake
Shore train OF four cars stood upon the outer
track waiting for an overdue connecting train
and on the track just outside of the south wall
were some old-fashioned cars belonging to the
New York Central. When the crash came
these cars and the waiting Lake Shore train
were buried in the ruins. The latter contain
ed half dozen passengers, one or two of
whom are believed to be lost. Among the per-
sons known to have been in the depot previous
to the disaster were depot-master Kring, R. c.
Smith, passenger agent Lake Shore road, two
baggage men, switchman and several other
employees. The former escaped by getting
behind the wall, although his cap was torn
from his head. The switchman escaped
through the cellar, being just in front of Mr..
Waters who was caught by falling timbers
and crushed to death. Beside the bodies of
Capt. Byrnes and Mr.. Waters three others
have already been taken from the ruins
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
EUROPE.
ProceedingS in Parliament

Proceedings in Parliament.
LONDON. Feb. SIN the Commons TODAY
Mr.. Harcourt, replying to Mr.. McCoan Home
Ruler) said there was a grave and lust cause
was not desirable to state the reasons.
In the Commons tonight debate on the coer-
cion bill was resumed.
Justin Mccarthy moved adjournment of the
debate.
Gladstone opposed the motion, which was
rejected 422 to "A.
Gladstone seeing determination to further
resistance, and considering that the Speaker
would soon submit new rules, consented to
adjournment and debate was adjourned.
Parnell was not present. He has gone to
Frankfort where funds of the Land League
are invested.
The Land League Advises Continued Re-
sistance.
DUBLIN, Feb. Sat meeting of the Land
League today Dillon urged the continua ance of
the agitation even after the passage of the CO.
ercion bill and advised tenants to resist land
lords in every way short of physical force, for
which they were not prepared.
A resolution was passed declaring that in
view of the Importance of securing the sympa-
thy of the Amtricans and Irishmen, Parnell be
requested to proceed to America Immediately
The Duel in Ge many.
BERLIN, Feb. 8.-Bennigsen, the National
Liberal leader of the Prussian Diet, has chal-
louSou Nou LuUWlS, OI the independent party,
to tight duel in consequence of the latter
having charged him with a breach of his oath
to the King of Hanover. Won Ludwig refused
the challenge.
Disastrous Fire in London.
LONDON, Feb. 9-130 A. M.-Fire is raging
at the Victoria docks in London, Twelve
barges and eight railway tracks have been
nearly destroyed. A ship and four sheds are
now on fire.
Resignation Of the Spanish Ministry.
MADRID, Feb. S.-The Spanish ministry has
resigned in consequence of the Kings refusal
OF his assent to a bill for the conversion of re-
deemable loans amounting to 931, 900, 900 sterl-
ing with their deficit into five per cent stock
redeemable in twenty years.
The new ministry has been constituted as
follows:
Sagasta, Minister of Interior and President
of the0Council; Armigo, Minister of Foreign
Affairs Camacho, Minister of Finance
Alonzo Martinez, Minister of Justice; Mar
shal Martinez Campos, Minister of War;
Pavia, Minister of Marine; Alvarado, Minis
ter of Public Works. Senior Cuesta, Minister
of Colonies.
PARIS, Feb. S.-News has been received
from Madrid that Alfonso refused to sign the
bill for the conversion of redeemable loans of
1876 and 1880, etc., because, as he said, for the
practical success of this operation and the
measure which would follow, it is necessary
the reins of power should remain in the same
hands until the work is completed, which
would be tantamount to irremovability of the
ministry during the next eighteen months,
with or without the good will Of the King and
Chamber of Deputies
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
Domestic Markets,

(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK Feb S-Evening- -FIOur-Receipts
%, 139 bbls; exports % 1872 bbls without decided
change with light export and very moderate tobbing
Western and State at 3 1894 10; extra Western
and State. at a eoa6 75 White Wheat western
ira Ohio at 5o96 rs; extra St. Louis at III 4 toa
%: patent Minnesota extra good to prime at IS
@7 90; choice to double extra at Z 1OaS 90, in
Guiding 1900 bbls City Mills extra at 4O65 90:
300 bbls No 2 at 8 0Oa3 75 100 bbls Superfine at
3 7Oa4 90; $50 bbls low extra 25@4 SO; $500
Minnesota extra at 2598 25; Southern -four unal-
tered extra at 5095 TO- choice at 1906 As.
Rye Flour is steady at 25@5 60 for Superfine.
200 bush; exports 127 ,s1s bush; h31Hc c better
with moderate export anc fairly active speculative
bush on spot; rejected Spring at 941sc; No do at
l OS1a; No 2 Milwaukee at L 16 in store; ungraded
Red 05C91 o. IL I2lh; A Nc do i4h@1 14s4 steam
Y; ungraded Winter at 1891 IA; No White
at l 1874 al IA; No do, $4,000 bush at 14M "a
ra5TasrV 15S manly Ct bn5 bas1 e 1s N12 Red or
March, $4,000 bush l71a@1 i81s; do April,
3, 36S, 900 bush at 1s5s@1 1917 do for May, 2ss,,
1a@1N better and fairly active closing strong; re-
celpts 75O bush exports 81 059 bush; sales 409
White at 5S1sc; ungraded White 57ysc; Southern
March at 64A @55c;Apri at 54A a55c. Go1ss1 Oats y
GA better, closing quiet; receipts 1850 bush;
sales 148 900 bush; No at 43% c; do White Az
@45c; No 2 at 4414@445sc; do White 4634 047c:
No White at 48c; Mixed Western at 43a441ac:
White do at 4494Sc; White State at 4sc including
6, $4,000 bush No 2 for March at 4Ss4 @44sc; To-.
600 do April at 44c. sugar unchanged. MoIass-
es quiet, Petroleum dull: united at 9O5s. Tai
low is firm; 8O,O 900 TBS at 6s4. Pork is stronger
with moderate export demand and light speculative
inquryi 550 old mess on spot at IA 121a OLA 371s;
April 10 40915 IS: May at 15 6o915 80. Beef is
strong strong; sales 725 prime steam on spot at
o 97za!9lO OO; to arrive 80; 1000 for February
at 921a; 5000 for March at 8 921aG9 971a; y
600 for April at 0 971s91O O21a; 1850 for May at
10 0O9!0 %; 200 refined for continent 10 131s,
closing 10 10. Butter quiet. Cheese unchanged
Freights to Liverpool frmer; Wheat steam 514.
CHICAGO. Feb. S.-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat is fairly active and shade higher: No Chi
cago Spring 97M @9Sc for cash; 9S5sc for March;
99asc for April; No 8 do at S39S5Ha. Corn firm
er at 361ac cash; 367sc for March. Oats firm at
Z9as" cash; 295sc for March. Rye and Barley
steady and unchanged Pork fairly active and shade
higher at Il 6O9I4 rs for cash; IA 624s March;
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
THE CALIFORNIA FLOOD.
The Waters Subsidlng- Considerable Loss
of Life.

The Waters Subsidlng- Considerable Loss
Of Life.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.-Dispatches from
points in the central and northern parts of the
State say that the rain that began last night
is extending, though the fall so far is not
heavy. There will be no danger of further
overflow in the Sacramento or San JOAQUIN
Valleys, unless warm rain falls on the high
Sierras, where there is an immense deposit of
snow. In the Sacramento Valley the water is
falling. and the worst is thought to be over
Many steamers are plying over the submerged
plains, taking off people and stock. The latter
had congregated on the levees, knolls and in
barns, even in some instances standing in
shallow water. The stock was comparatively
safe until a strong wind began to blow yester-
day, when the wash became dangerous. AS
yet a few cases of loss of human life are re-
ported but accounts are coming in of cases
here and there in the overfowed sections
where people were drowned, and the aggre-
gate, when known will be considerable. There
has been no communication with the northern
sea coast counties for two weeks.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.-Dispatches from
Portland say the destruction of live stock by
the recent floods is very heavy in Yoham
county. The loss amounts to eighty per cent.
in Wasco county, fifty per cent. and in the
section east of the Cascade Mountains is un-
precedentedly heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
WASHINGTON,
Bill to Repeal Certain Taxes.

Dill W ISop0dl O0rGtlQ IdX6S.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Sat meeting of the
House ways and means committee this morn
ing the bill to repeal the stamp tax on exports
OF tobacco was ordered to be reported favora-
bly, to the House. Bill to repeal the internal
revenue tax on matches, proprietary medi-
cines, perfumery, bank checks and bank de-
posits was considered. Motions to strike out
bank deposits and to add salt to the free list
were each lost by tie vote. The bill was or
dered to be reported fayorably to the House.
The vinegar bill with amendment suggested
by the Internal Revenue department was con-
sldered and the chairman instructed to report
it favorably to the House.
The Monroe Doctrine.
The committee on foreign affairs unani-
mously adopted today the report of the sub
committee upon the "Crapo" resolutions, de-
claring the policy of the United States in
reference to an Inter-Oceanlc canal and in
structed the chairman to report the same with
the substitute resolutions accompanying to
the House with a recommendation for their
adoption. Report reviews critically and at
length the entire question and quotes from
numerous authorities.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
SIXTIETH LEGISLATURE.
Especial Dispatch to the Press.l
SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 8.

AUGUSTA, Feb. y.
Ara Cushman and 35 other citizens of Au-
burn petition for an amendment to their city
charter by abolishing the common council;
Frank e. Gibbs and others of Canton send Pc
tition in aid of that town for a change of place
OF holding the December term of the S. j.
Court for Oxford county. The petition of
james S. Wright for a change of the fees of
clerk OF courts of Oxford county, and of G.
II. Watkins ct ais. in aid of same, were pre-
sented, and tabled on motion of Senator Bis
bee. Petition of R. II. Curtis and others in
aid of petition OF w. @. Imogine to be set off
from Garland and annexed to Exeter.
A resolve was presented authorizing the
Land Agent to convey to Emery Brewer the
island known as Sow and Pigs in Casco Bay:
bill Incorporating the Union Cemetery Com
pany was prese nted and REFEREED also bill to
enlarge the venue of actions by the State. 1t
provides that actions brought by the State for
the collection of taxes, &C., may be brought in
any county.
An order was offered looking to change in
the law relating to the salary of the Superin-
tendent of Public Schools; to change in the
pauper laws SO that the children of pauper