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The,Irish Agitators on this Side of the
Atlantic

NEW YORK, Oct. PA mass meeting Of
Irish Land and Industrial Leagues was held
tonight in Brooklyn, Mayor Howell presiding.
Mrs. Parnell, Miss Ford and John Parnell
were present. A letter was read from Wen
dali Phillips saying if Ireland would listen to
Parnell she would carry her point
The Parnell central land league held its reg
ular meeting tonight. A letter from Miss
Annie Parnell of Dublin was read, in which
she said she had not authenticated the report
that there had been committee appointed in
this city to secure employment for such of the
royal Irish constabulary as desired to resign
and emigrate to this country. She thought it
would be well ifsuch a committee was appoint
ed when emigrants bring with them their dis
charge certificate from the local land league.
The committee ON organization was empowed
to received such emigrants and consult with
the Boston branch. James Redpath and Pc
troleum V. Nasty will lecture on behalf of the
league.
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WASHINGTON.

The Attempt to Gust Miller and Lapham.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The Senate commit
tee on privileges and elections held a meeting
this forenoon to consider the petition OF GER
tain members of the New York legislature,
against the titles of Miller and Lapham, the
new Senators from that state. But i've men,
bers of the committee were present
The petition was read and commented upon
at some length The Republicans generally
ridiculed most of the allegations in the petition
Pugh, the only Democratic member present, adj
mitted he had not examined the matter and so
refrained from expressing any opinion. The Pc
titien was disposed of for the present by refer
ring it to a subcommittee of two Democratic
members. Pugh and Hill of Georgia who, are
to investigate and report to the full committee.
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NEW YORK.

An Important Suit Against Jay Gould.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The suit of VIM. 81.
Marsten against Jay Gould, involving dis
puted stock transactions, was on trial to-day
before Judge DAILY in the Court of Common
Pleas Plaintiff claims one-fifth interest in an
Erie stock transaction managed by himself for
their joint account. Mr.. Gould admits the
agreement. but says the stock was bought in
1871 at 33s and that it dropped down to %
when Mr.. Masten abandoned it, AT Fisk's
death it spurted, whereupon plaintiff demand
ed his interest, which was refused by Gould on
the ground that he had previously sold out at a
loss Of $4,000 On the previous trial plaintiff
recovered verdict of $4,000, which was re-
yersed by the Court of Appeals, who ordered
new trial. Mr.. Gould was on the stand to-day
and testified from his account book of sales in
regard to his transactions. The case will prob
ably be concluded to-day.
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TAILOR and Draper. Fine Goods ana
Il First-class Work Speciality. 40 ,,,,,,. O..
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unsuccessful Attempt to Rob a Train.


P1rTsBURG, Oct. 25.-An attempt was made
by three unknown men to throw off the Chica-
go express on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
IL o'clock last night. The train had just left
Buryrus, Ohio, and was running about IS miles
an hour when the men boarded the train and
attempted to force their way into one of the
Pullman sleepers. They were met in thieves
tibule by the conductor who triedIto eject them
when one of the party drew q revolver and
feed several shots without iniuring any person.
The passengers were aroused and the thieves
becoming frightened escaped by jumping from
the train.
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THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-After the reading
of the Journal the oath of office was admins
tered to the acting Secretary of the Senate, A.
E. Shuber.
Mr.. Sherman called up the resolution au-
thorizing the librarian of Congress to receive
and carefully preserve the papers of Count
Roschamt eau, to await the action of Congress
on the proposition to sell the same to the
United States government.
After debate the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Sherman offered resolution which was
laid over under the rules, directing the finance
committee to investigate the accounts of the
expenditures of the appropriations for the con-
tingent expenses of the Treasury Department
since July l, 1871.
The Senate then went into executive session.
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Damage by Flood in Iowa.

BURL1NGroN Iowa, Oct. 25.-Large portions
of jackson and Huron townships, in the north
ern part of Des Moines county, are more or less
flooded, doing great damage to crops, and in
ty for themselves and live stock ON higher
lands. No serious damage has been sustained
in the city. Some of the saw mills have had
to stop work, and number of wholesale hous-
es there have several inches of water in the
cellar. The stock yards at East Burlington are
flooded. All the railroads leading into the city
are in good condition, and there isno Interrupt
tion of travel.
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California REiurnR Stocks.
wntersewn Cnt.le MARKET.

WATERFOWL, Oct. 25-Beef Cattle-receipts l.
sales of Beef Cattle-choice at 50@9 so; extra at
z DOGS 90; first quality at O0@6 5O;second quail
ity at 00G5 90; third quality 0064 80.
Store Cattle-Work Oxen ~ pair at $100@$170;
Mich Cows and Calves at $20@$48; Farrow Cows
$i5@S30; Fancy Cows S500S7O Yearlings SIG
S12; two years old $13@$24;thre years $20@$45.
Western fat Swine, live, at ga sl714; Northern
dressed Hogs S@8s4.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts S,79S head; market
fully stocked with common grades of Sheep with a
Light demand and prices fell off 14D1a: fine focks
firm sales of Sheep in lots at 2 50@4 30 each; ex-
ira 00@5 so; Spring Lambs Ago; Veal Calves at
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26
The German visitors at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Oct %. The German national
visitors arrived this forenoon and are guests Of
the city. About noon they held a reception at
City Hall and in the afternoon witnessed an
exhibition of the fire department. This after
noon they made an excursion down the harbor
on the revenue cutter Guthrie. Tonight there
was grand torchlight procession by number
OF German societies, a serenade by German
singing societies, and banquet. In respond
ing to the alarm for the exhibition of fire de-
partment the wagon of the salvage corps cap
sized and six members were badly hurt.
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The WORLDS Fair Project.

BOSTON, Oct. pa fully attended meeting
of the exective committee on the Worlds fair
was held at the rooms of the New England
Shoe and Leather Association this afternoon.
Gen. A. P. Martin was elected chairman, G.
B. Norton, secretary, and John y. Paige,
treasurer. A communication from the lumber
exchange pledging subscriptions OF at least
S5C 900 was read After careful consideration
on the part of the committee preamble and
form Of subscription were adopted by the COM
mittee. The capital stock is to be not less than
So, 0O0, 900, in shares of $40 each. Proper sub
scription papers were ordered to be prepared
at once and in few days all the trades COM
mittees will be supplied and an active canvass
commenced not only in Boston but in other
cities all over New England.
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Matters in Alaska.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. GA Nainamo, Van
couver Island, dispatch says the steamer Cali
fornia arrived from Sitka with dates to the
26th
The q. S. S. Wachusetts returned from
Yakuket, Sept. I'D, with the Indian who MUIR
dered Compton and Maloney last fall. Capt
Glass has taken charge of thelWachusetts and
will sail for Chilicot, Tokoe and Wrangel on
the Doth inst.
The revenue cutter Richard Rush arrived
here this morning from Kokeak. No news
from the Jeanette or Rodgers. Times are
lively there at present Everybody is feeling
jubilant over placer diggings, which are turn
ing out well.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

DAYTON, O., Oct. GA boiler at Pinneo &
Daniels hub and spoke factory exploded this
afternoon tearing down the south wing of the
building and burying number of workmen
in the ruins A brick flew in to the school
yard near the Catholic church instantly killing
girl at play. One body has been recovered
from the building, and the work of extricat-
ing others is in progress 1t is not known how
many are in the ruins.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. se.
METEOROLOGICAL

METEOROLOGICAL
rsnloArIoNs yoR THE NEXT TwESTv-EoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. O.,
Oct. 26, / A M.
For New England,
Fair weather, northerly winds, higher barom-
eter, stationery or lower temperature
Cautionary offshore signals continue at New
Haven to Portland, Section and Eastport.
ESPECIAL BULLETIN.
The temperature has fallen slightly in the
lower Lake regions and Middle Atlantic States
and from to 13..degrees in the South Atlantic
States and East Gulf States 1t has risen
slightly in the southern portion of the upper
Lake region, upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys and in Texas, and in the northern por-
ton Of the last districts it has fallen from
to 10 degrees Rain has fallen since last re-
port in Southern Texas, in the Missouri valley
and all districts east of it. Fair weather pre-
walls in all districts east of the Mississippi river
with winds westerly, In the upper Mississippi
and Missoui valley they are variable.
Cooler and fair weather is indicated for New
England Middle Atlantic States and Luke re-
gion for today and tomorrow.
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western Freight and Passenger Rates.

CHICAGO Oct. 25.-The Vanderbilt roads
have decided upon freight rate from Chicago
to New York of Is cents on grain and 20 cents
on provisions. They have also decided to adj
vance rates from interior points in Michigan
to 20 cents on grain and % cents on provisions
Fhe Grand Trunk still maintains the 80 rate
to New York and Boston, and there is no indi-
cation of a change.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 25.-The advance pas
senger rates adopted by the Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companies apply
to east bound as well as west bound traffic. The
increase in freight rates is at present confined
to east bound traffic, but the same figures viii
shortly 90 into effect for west bound freight
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Mr.. window Elected Senator,

legislature .balloted for Senator today. In the
senate the vote stood, Window 20; James
Smith, Jr., (dem.) 5; scattering 4. In the
House the vote stood Window Sc; Smith IL;
scattering 8. Joint convention to declare
Window elected Senator for the rest of his un-
expierd term will meet tomorrow.
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The Pima Indians Quiet.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.-The editor of the
Phoenix (Arizona) Herald telegraphs 81 have
lust returned from Pima Indian Village. The
reported warlike disposition of these Indians
is ridiculed by those familiar with them. Agent
Wheeler has linterfered with some of their
customs and especially with polygamous prac-
tees lately,
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NO TRUTH IN IT.

The Story of the Assassination of the
Gear Unfounded.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The report of the as
sassination of the Gar published in an extra
by an evening paper here proves to be wholly
unfounded. The report is omitted in all sub
sequent editions of the paper which printed it.
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GUITEAU.

Effort to Postpone the Trial Till Nov. 25th
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Robinson and Sco-
vile, attorneys for Guiteau, have notified Dis
trict Attorney Corkhill to-day that they will
make motion in the District Criminal Court
tomorrow for postponement of the trial from
Nov. 7th to Nov 18th.
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Disastroug Fire in Woonsocket.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 26.-At 1 O'Clock this
morning fire was burning in building on
Main street, Woonsocket, owned by the
American Worsted Co. The printing press
works of Geo. w. Miller were destroyed. The
office Of the Daily Reporter was on fire.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
I,a,,nched at Tbomagton.

Launched at Thomaston.
THoMAsroN, Oct. 25.-S Watts & Co. to-day
launched from their yard a fine ship of 1888
tons named Joseph B. Thomas. She is to be
commanded by Capt. VIM. j. Lermond, of
Thonaasfon
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Ar at Shanghai Sept ID, ship L Morse, Ames,

Nagasaki.
In port Sept 25th, ship Lucille, Talbot, for San
Francisco ldg; Carondelet, Steson. from Cardiff,
ar Sept 3; Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton. for san
Francisco; barque Wealthy Pendleton, Blanchard,
for Puget Sound.
At Hong Kong Sept IT. ships Astoria, Anderson,
and Daniel Barnes. Slower. for New York.
At Bombay Sept 20, ship Wachusett, McGilyery.
for San Francisco.
Sid I'm Manila Aug 27, barque Almira Robinson,
Snow, Victoria.
In port Sept g. ships Antelope. Cheney, for New
York. II H McGilvery, Ford, for do.
Sid I'm Cebu Aug 20, ship Lucy Nickels, Nick
els, New York.
At Iioilo Sept g. ship Phineas Pendleton, Nichols,
from Shanghae. ar Aug 20, for Sandy Hook for or
ders, takes 1900 tons sugar; Wilma, Lombard, for
Sandy Hook with 1900 tons sugar for orders; Anna
Camp, Gardner for do with 1900 tons do.
Sid Aug 81, barque Bryant, for New YORK.
Sid finn Batavia Aug 81. barque Kate Harding
Watts, Sourabaya.
Ar at Trapani LIST inst brig David Bugbee, Stow.
ers. Palermo.
Ar at Bermuda 10th inst barque Abby Bacon,
Staples, Cadiz for Port Elizabeth.
Ar at Cette 21st inst, barque Regina Tolk, Cald-
rey, New York.
At Baracoa 9th inst. sch A DeRart, Hodgdon,
for Charleston.
Ar at St John, NIB, ed, schs Aldine. Dennison,
and Mary Adams Fitzgerald. Boston; schs Sea
Bird, Andrews, and LATHE b, Cosman, Rockland;
10Th Union, Crawford New York.
Cid 25th schs Sultan, WATSON, and Comrade, Ur-
quhart, Rockland; g g Ring, Keast do.
Ar at st Andrews NIB 18th, sch Annie Frye, Bry-
ant Eastport, (and cid 21st for Pembroke)
SPOKEN.
Aug 81, lat Sc S, lon 81 W, ship America Rob-
ertson. from Dundee for San Francisco.
Sept 8. lat 6 N, lon 1T W. ship Columbia. from
Astoria for Liverpool.
Sept |, lat IA n, Ion 20 W, ship Geo F Manson.
Humphrey from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Oct 10, lat 81 N Ion 151 w, barqua Florence
Tieat, Veazie. from Yokohama for Burrard Inlet
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, at st. Stephens Rectory, by Rev. A.
Dalton. Harry e. Silver of HaYerhil Mass, and
Mary e. Coolbroth of Portland.
In this city Oct. %, by |. l.. Elder, Esq, William
B. Grant and Miss Susie Clarey, both of Portland.
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The Garfield Fr1nd.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The Garfield fund to
date is 1851, 179172. The amount paid by the
q. S. Trust Co. fer $311 900 U. s. per cent.
registered bonds is 1851, no rs, leaving bal
aIce of S20.97.
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1 36ss for December. Corn frmer but not higher
Oats advanced 1sc. Pork irregular and generally
higher 16 321a November;i7 6712 January. Lard
steady and unchanged.
Recepts-19,o0O bbls -four, $1,000 bush wheat
403, 100 bush corn. goo bush oats, 10 900 bush
rye, 81, 900 bush barley.
Shipments-l7 600 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat
400, 800 bush corn, so 900 bush oats, 5000 bush
rye. IS, 900 bush barley.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-F1our dull and weak Wheat
unsettled and lower;No Red Fall at 40 for cash;
451s November; 1l491a for December; 81 for
january; DO February. Corn opened and closed
higher at 6454c cash; 631ac for November; 6614c
for December; 671sc for January. Oats lower at
46c cash and for November; 475sc December.
keceipts-5,O00 bbls hour, 25 600 bush whest,
80 600 bush corn, 1900 bush oats, 5000 bush
rye, $4,000 bush barley.
Shipments 10, 900 bbls -four, %, 900 bush wheat
1000 bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 5000 bush
Barley, 1000 bush rye.
DETROIT. Oct 25.-Wheat is firm: No / White
at 37s4 for cash: 37ss for November; / 40 for
December; 43 january; February 46; 3714
all year; NO Red nominal: no sales No White.
Receipts 5000 bush; shipments 10000.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands 1880.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 25.-Cotton steady: Middlng
uplands 1880.
MOBILE, Oct. 25.-Cotton is quiet; Middling ur-
lands at 111s@1114c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 25.-Ootton steady ;Middling up
lands 107s CLIO 1870.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.-Cotton is firm; Middlng W
lands ct 1850.
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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
cars.
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Grain, Market.

PORTLAND Oct 20.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
I57 Commercial street;
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fBy Telegraph)
NEW YORK, Oct 25-EVening. Money ruled
between and 6 ner cent on call throughout the
day and closed these quotations last having been 81
at 1904 for long and 484sz for short. Govern
mepts firm; ext 5s advanced "A, 41ss 1s and As
coup III; other issues unchanged. State bonds in
light request. Railroad bonds irregular on moder-
ate volume of business.
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


PORTLAND. Oct. 25.
Corn is easy and lie lower on car lots. Eggs
continue scarce and advanced lie to-day. Potatoes
are dull and easy prices here unchanged, but the
New York market is very weak and decidedly lower.
Cheese quiet but FIRM at Liverpool the market has
advanced Is.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
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London Layers3 1908 50 PAIL. ;. I31a@13B
Valencia" 1854 911c Reons.
turkish Prunes. 79719c Pea. 3 6o@3 IS
Palermos }Sbx-5 DOGS 90 Yellow Eyes. 1893 90
Messina, Pbox 20 00G0 90 Batter.
Valencia Rcase. creamery. sF.... 2S@D3O
Ex large case 500 oOaoo Gilt geyermOnt28
Lemons. lCbolce 22@25
Mesains. % 00@0 0lGood. .......... 1920
Psarraoa AL DOGS O0lStore.. ....lb@l6
Malaga. 6 00@7 90 Cheese.
Peanuts- Vermont. .121a@I41%
Wiimington.1 e092 ooI Factory. 21s@1419
Virginia. i 1902 00l Skins. 80. TAG 81s
tennessee L 4591 rs Apples.
S Sssns b. iGc cooRng S seI g g
FJlberta IL (014c Evaporated. .12@13
Pecan I215@13c Dried Western. 61s07
do Eastern. 61s@
Concord Grapes 25@3 30.
Catawba Grapes-2 " boxes are quoted at 251s.
Irish Potatoes 25a2 so 9g Dbl.
Sweet potatoes 5o@b 90.
10 lib baskets Isabella Grapes &c y 10.
10 fb :" Catawba o@Sc
FREIGHTs-For both Foreign and Coastwise
business vessels are in good demand and are taken
up about as quick as they arrive at full rates. We
notice the following charters for the week ending
October 25th:
schr s. S. Kendall Blue Hill to New York. stone.
lump sum $500.
Banks Minnie Hunter N. NJ. Haven and Arthur
O. Wade, Kennebec to Philadelphia, ice 75c.
Brig Merriwa Kennebec to Philadelphia, ice 75c.
Schr James A. Parsons Portland to New York,
heading 2s4c.
schr George Edwin. Portland to New York, lum-
Der $3.50.
schr Elva E. Pettengill, Kennebec to Philadelphia,
ice Toe.
Bark Golden sheaf. Portland to Rosario, lumber
PIT.
Bark R. S. Bearse, Boston to Melbourne, general
cargo PIT.
schr Nellie Chase, Portland to New York, head
ing &c.
Bark John j. Marsh, New York to Portland LAO.
Brig Hyperion, Portland to Matanzas, p. t.
Schr Cumberland. Portland to Martinique, p. t.
Schr David Torrey, Portland to New York, head
ing &c.
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In Gardiner Oct. 8, Peleg T. Reed, aged 43 years.
In Biddef I'd, Sept. 30, John B. Edgerly, aged
80 years.
wears 10 months
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xcceipss OF Maine Central.
EsaiIy Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, Oct. "a.
For Portland, cars "a miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roads 1873 cars miscellaneous mex-
chandise.
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SONG BELLS. For common schools. Emerson SOC
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The following quotations OF stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (menibers Of the
Boston Stock Exchanged corner OF Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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BY water conveyance 1000 bnsh Corninsal 70 6
w, Trua 81 Co.
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[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at San Francisco Oath, ship Samaria, Patten,
Philadelphia. (Jne 2S.)
Cid 24th ship Manuel Llaguno. Liverpool.
Ar at Antwerp Oath inst, ship Columbus, Hum-
phrev, San Francisco.
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Dry Goods Wholesale Marikes.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. & Co., Dry Goods,
woolens and Fancy Goods, 54 & SO Middle street,
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FISHERMEN
DOMESTIC PORTS.

AR at Gloucester 21st, schs Anna H Frye, an
d d Geyer, mackereling.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Yokohama Sept &c. ship Frank Pendleton,
Nichols, San Francisco.
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SAILING DAvs OF STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -. OCTOBER 26E
Sun rises 80 High water, (P NO.. 1.26
Sun SETS ........... Abs Moon sets.......t,s 73o
MARINE NEWS.
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poRT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. Oct. 20.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Chisholm, st John, NIB, via
PASSPORT for Boston.
delphia.
nos ga Ayes s To- Chase Ns levitt YoFk Co.
Sch Warlock (Br) Bissett, New York for New
foundland.
Sch Welcome Home, {Br) Peck, Moncton Tor Sa-
Sch Frances. (Br) Quinn, New York for Yarmouth
Sch Empress Remedy New sevto York for Ba s0r
Sch Pemaquid. Bradley, Boston.
Sch Wallace, Bryant Boston.
Sch Fanny Barney, Collamore, Boston.
Sch r II Colson. Stevens, Boston for Bangor
Sch Mazurka, Thomas, Boston for Bangor; ~,
Sch W. (Br) Martin. from Mancton, NIB, with
R R seepers to Boston g. Maine RI.
Sch Ontario, Sturges, Calais for Boston
Sch Geo Gilman Randall, Machias for Boston.
Sch Nellie j Dinsmore Parker, Gardiner for
Sch Elizabeth Ray, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Centurion, Blodgett, Bangor for Stonington.
Sch Alta.Vea' Walls Frankfort for New York.
Sch Uncle Sam, Shaw, Rockland for Boston, (see
general news columns.)
OUTsIDE-Barque Gem, from Bostonfor Bangor,
lat Richmond island.)
Cleared.
Barque journal, Br) Hennessey, Port Hawkes.
bury, CB-F Yeaton & Co.
Sch Ida Howard. Foss, Boston-Beriln Mills Isl 20.
w Jordan & Co.
Sch W Brown, Holbrook, Charlottetown, PEI
w Jordan q Co.
Sch Dawn, OBJ Gaskill, Grand Menan, NB-E
Willard
Sch L R French, Newman, Kennebunk- Waldron
& True.
Sch City of Ellsworth Grant. Ellsworth Chase
Bros.
Sch S S Kendall Kendall, Bluehill, to load for
New York--Orlando Nckerson.
Sch Brunette, Babbidge. Belfast-N Blake.
Sch Lucinda. Gray, Belfast-N Blake
Sch Frank Barker, Smith, Bar Barbor Waldron
& True.
NOrEs-A three-masted schooner Of about 200
tons is to ee built by Geo Russell at East Deering
for Messrs Sargent, Lord g. Shilling. and others, or
Portland. Capt Harvey McClearn is to command
her.
The fishing schr John Fl Kennedy, of Bremen, %
tons, has been purchased by G Willard OF Port
land
The new ship Jos B Thomas, built by Watts " GO,
Thomaston was successfully launched 10Th. She
will register 1872 TONS is to be commanded by Capt
VIM Lermond. and when ready for sea will cost
about $10O 900.
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European Markets.
By Telegraph.)
& LONDON, Oct. 25.-Consos at 49,
LoNDoN, Oct. 25-American securities United
States bonds. 5s ext 1O3.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-13.30P. M.-Cotton market
in moderate inquiry and freely suprlied Uplands at
7-16d; Orleans at Glad; sales 100 bales; spec
uiation and export 1000; futures weak.
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THE TNEkT. (75 cts. By L. 0. EMER-
l. AL LIZ IA Ale SON. Is the best Singing
School Book of the distinguished author. Admira-
BILE collection of interesting wideawake, effective
music, combinedi in practical and thorough course.
Ideal success in an Ideal singing class will result
from using the book.