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The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
FOREIGN.

Proceedings of the German Reichstag.
+ BERLIN, Jan. 14.--Tbe motion OF Herr
Windthorst abrogating the law forbiddlng tne
exercise of ecclesiastical functions without
government authorization, was read second
time in the Reichstag yesterday by vote OF
233 to 115. Three orders of the day introduced
-hg Imperialists, Conservatives and National
eFEapa. raiaeted.
LONDON. Jsn. 13.-The Berlin correspondent
of the Times says: The collective note OF
France and England to the Khediye of Egypt
is viewed by the Foreign Office here as grave
diplomatic mistake, which England will rue
sooner or later.
Wilful Murder.
The coroner's jury in the case of a young
student, Percy NJ. John, who died at the
Blenheim House school from the effects OF
poison as ascertained by medical investigation
has fonnd verdict of wilful murder against
Geo. H Lawson, brother-in-law of the de-
ceased.
Coronation of the Gear.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-the coronation
OF Gear Alexander III has been postponed UNI
til July as the Czarina expects to be confined
in May. The winter palace is closed for recon-
struction SO as to stand quite isolated.
Pilgrimage to Rome.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE ultramontane de-
puties in the cortes and the bishops are organ
izing great pilgrimage to Rome. The Pope
has given his approval and the minister of the
interior has promised not to oppose it ii the
pilgrims abstain from political demonstrations
Foreign Notes
The Ell Liberal of Madrid publishes letter
from Francis of Bourbon, consn of King Al
fonzo, suggesting that England Bhould-cese
Gibraltar to the Pope if she declines to restore
it to Spain.
The London Press Association states that
the report of the finding OF, the bodies OF Mr..
Huddy and his nephew in Loughmask is a
hoax
A correspondent at Constantinople says; The
Sultan called a meeting of the Cabinet to con-
slider the Anglo-French note concerning Egypt.
The sitting tasted until an early hour in the
morning. 1t is rumored that the Porte will
address protest TO the Powers, as the Sultan
is Jealous of his suzerain prerogatiyes.
A dispatch from Vienna says that tumults
are reported against the Jews at Czernowitz.
Herr Kratochvil. a leading miller of Posen,
has failed. His liabilities amount Of $4,000
Five of the thirty nine persons accused OF
distributing Socialistic election procamations
at Dresden have been found guilty. The
severest sentence imposed was four months
imprisonment.
Col CASTOR and another man represent ng
themselves as Americans have robbed q jeweller
in Rue Quatre Septembre, Paris, of valuables
worth nearly 100000 francs.
Three French missionaries have been muir
| dered near the oasis of Ghademes in the desert
of Sahara. The chief of the assassins is said
| to be the Caid of Ghademes who was concern
| ed in the massacre of the French exploring
| expedition under Col. Flatters near ASSUME in
February of last year.
The bank of Englend has subscribed $500 to
| the fund inaugurated by the Lord Mayor Of
London in aid of the Irish property defence
fund
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MASSACHUSETTS.
An Abortionist Sentenced.

An Abortionist Sentenced.
BOSTON. Jan. 13.-Sylvester s. Fetch, for
procuring fatal abortion upon Mary Ann
Finley, was to-day sentenced to the State
prison for seven years.
The Afford Homicide.
PTTTsFIELD, Mass, JAM 13.-The posse that
went to Beckwith's cabin the evening of the
murder remained about it all night to prevent
his escape but on breaking into the room in
the morning it was ascertained that he had
fed before the arrival of the officers. The
cabin in which the murder was perpetrated is
about fifty rods beyond the Massachusetts line
in the State Of New York. The murderer has
not yet been arrested.
The coroner's inquest on the remains found
in the Beck with cabin in Afford yesterday
and supposed to be those of Vandercook who
disappeared last Tuesday, was begun to day at
Green River, N. Y. DR.. Spauding testified to
Identification of the remains as those of a hui
man being and the inquest adjourned till
Thursday next.
A Muniflcent Request.
The Boston University methodist College,
to-day came into possession of $4,000, 900 es-
tate bequeathed ten years ago by Isaac Rich of
this CITY,
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Gloucester Fish Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Jan. II
,,,;+l, I;obt stock.


The market is quiet With light stock
our limitations are wholesale prices for 1ale iVss
ures. ~ aEsI nee ~ ot1 for large
and s4is for medium; Bank S4 gS5 ioI "a ~ @
s1GS4 for medum dry cured BANK az St GnIS ~ p
for large and S3s4 for medium Snore n eS;n,
nckied cured SIS for large and " Ior n eei%G
Ray trawl s4sl ass for large; N ). Shore So7s'@
49, Newfoundland S543. ,Y.5ao.L OF az ~
f,1sk held at a. and Hake and Haddoek AZ 90 Y
otl Pollock at S2A @S3; English do $37a y e.
Homeless and prepared fish 41396hac W 10 10, los
Hate and Cusk to 51z@8 for best codhsn omo5 1ed
Haiibnt at lO1sc ~ b. Smoked Salmon ioc 9eal e.
-. box; No at loo; tucks lsc' bioa'-
"a sand 50 for 3s in straight lots. ~
Market Fish--Scarce. We quote steak COD at W
| ID cwt: market do SO, and Haddock at 81 fresh
| Tongues 10c W fb.
| Frozen Herring-ln good supply at 81 99 hundred
| Fresh Halibut-Sales to-day at 13e and lie " II
~ Trout sI4 ID Dbl; swordish at s6@7; Goldfish al
| SIS. Haddock at $31a, Halibut Heads $3Za, Hall
| hut Fins 50 Dbl, Fins and Napes at S4Hs, Tongues
| s6 Tongues and Sounds at $40; Alewives at S3a
| S3th Halifax Salmon S22 for No Is; $50 for rs
| California do at S15; Shad SO.
| Pure Medicine Oil at SOC " gal, crude do at 6Oc
Blacklist Oil Doc; Cod do 35c; Shore do at 33c;Por
| gle do soc. so
| Fish Skins $13; Livers 35c " bucket.
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MAINE.
NEW PENSION AGENCY

To be Established at Augusta Next
Month.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The President has
issued the following executive order:
Ordered, That on and after February LIST,
1882, an agency for the payment OF pensions
shall be established at Augusta, Me-, and that
all pensioners residing in that state and now
paid at Concord, N. H, will thereafter be paid
at Augusta. The agency district of Concord
n H, will therefore embrace all pensioners
residing in New HAMPSHIRE and Vermont. The
executive order dated May It'll, 1877, creating
the Concord, N. H. agency district is hereby
revoked, said revocation to take effect Febru-
airy /, 1882 The Secretary of the Interior is
charged with the execution of this order
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The President has approved the joint resolu-
ton rendering the thanks of the people of the
United States to his Highness the Khedive of
Egypt, for the gift of an ancient obelisk.
The House committee on ways and means
called on the President to-day in body to pay
their respects and to confer with him in regard
to those portions of the Presidents message
now before that committee.
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nnnIEs1,rC pnRVs.

ASTORIA, Oar 3d. ship Corsica, Voysey from
CEDAR KEYS, FLA Cid 7th, sch Vineyard.
Rosebrook, Newport News. Va.
NEW ORLEANS Ar 18TH barque K A Allen,
MoBiLE-Old 18th. sch Robt Clark. Hutchin-
'' PENsACoLA-A 18TH barque Geneva. Haskell
Woods Hole.
CID 9Th, barque Freeda A Wiley, Wiley for New
York.
YER, Falkingham, Baltimore.
sAvANNAH-Ar 18th, sch Mary Lord, Lord
New York.
Cid 18th. brig Eva N johnson, Doane. Baltimore.
ST SIMON's MILLS, GA.Ar 9th, schs II ia,
bens Keene. Cayenne; Lois Chaples, Warren, and
L Lewis. Fletcher, New York.
ter Charleston.
Sid 9th, sch Kit Carson, Harding Curacao.
RICHMOND, VA-Sld 10Th, sch Hunter Nash,
Baltimore AR 18th, schs Dreadhaught. Grit
fin New York; W L Roberts, new Bray, Bath.
Cid 18th schs Clytie, Laughton, Port Royal, SC;
Kate Hilton. johnson, Boston, (and sld)i Enoek
Robinson. Blake, Portland.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 18th, schs Sarah Davis.
Passed Newcastle 11th sch Melissa a Wiley. for
| Charleston.
| d Merritt for Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th. barque Ithurel, Jones
Natal 81 days. sehs Geo Hatch; Murphy sag9a'
shaw, Wall, Fall River; Frances Cofhn, Bellatty,
| New Haven
| Ar 10TH. sens Jas Il 1aipOt, OrOcheis AIud' n II
Cid 18th. schs Sarah W Hunt. Steele. st Pierrei
/ Prudence, Pickett. Somerset.
i barques II A Litchfeld, for ADjier; Haydn Brown
| for Singapore; Chas Fobes, for Matanzas; brig Sa
-' sT q Sii 18th, sch Nellie Rokes,
| Thompson Potomac River. to load timber for port
| east of Cape Cod.
| PROVfDENCE-Ar 18th, sch Edwin j Palmer,
| Reed Perth Amboy.
Sid 18th, schs Carrie Hart, Davis, Philadelphia;
VIM f Green, Kelsey. and Alcora, Robinson, for
soMERsET-sld 18th, sch Paragon, shute, for
| New York.
| dage. New York for Providence, (and sailed) Net
/ tie Cushing, Robinson, Providence for New York;
| Sarah Harris, Blake, Gloucester for do
i Ar 18th, sch Volant, Murch, from New York for
| VTNEYARD-HAvEN-Ar 18th. schs Jos Souther,
| Watts Brunswick, Ga, for Boston; Abbie Ingalls,.
Ingalls, Perth Amboy for do; E Sawyer Talking
| ham, do for do; Sea Spray, billiard, Eastport for
do; Seth W Smith, Alien. Calais for do Gov Good
| win MoComiskey. Portland for Glen Cove
| Returned schs louisa Smith, and Hattie Turner.
| EDuARTOWN-Ar 18th, sch II L Curtis, Hutch
| ms New York for Salem.
HYANNis-Ar 18th, schs May Day, Thorndike,
| New York for Newburyport; H Horton. Fisk, co
for Rockland; Nellie Eaton Collins Calais for New
Passed by, sch Chas H simmons, from Horse ISL
of Bass River harbor 18Th sch H n squires. from
| BosTON-Ar 18th, schs Freddie L Porter. Clark.
| Hoboken.
CID 18th, brig Rocky Gten Higgins, wiscasset;
| sch Samuel Gilman Hodgdon. Jacksonville.
Sid 18th, barque Payson Tucker; brigs Arcot, and
Rocky Glen.
| AR 18th, Havana. RIGS, Matanzas schs Minetta,
Wade and Emn Hotchkiss, Phillips, from Belfast;
| Peerless, Orne, Southport.
| Cid 18th, barque Ada Gray, Plummer, Portland;
| brig Abbie Clifford Storer, Barbados.
SALEM-Sld 18th, sch f A Pike, Noble, Calais
| for New York.
EASTPoRT-Ar 10th, sch Abby Weld, Gardner.
Portland.
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=. uola - tna wrono Mar.

WILD HORSE STATION, Tex, Jan. ID
Dissatisfaction among the workmen on the
Texas Pacific Railroad at recent order from
Manager Hoxie reducing wages to SLID per-
day has eliminated here. The pay car, being
mistaken for Hoxies private car was side
tracked by large force of desperate men who
had determined to lynch Hoxle They piled
wood around the car for the purpose of roast
ing him and it was with great difficulty the
paymaster convinced the mob that he was not
Hoxie. The paymaster after being de-
tanned As hours has been allowed TO leave town.
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YOUNG SCAPEGRACES.
The Confession of a Gang of Boy Burg
lars,

BRocKroN. Mass. Jan. 13.-Tuesday night
the residence of Thomas Orr was broken into
and sum of money stolen from Orr's pocket.
Frank ,Tewett. aged Is, was arrested on suspic-
ion of having been engaged in the robbery,
and at the station house he confessed that he,
together with Orr's son, aged IL, and Harry
Woodland, aged 10, were the guilty parties, and
the other two were also arrested. Jewett stat
ed that young Orr went into the room OF Q
boarder and stole revolver, then crept to his
fathers room, where the old gentleman was
asleep and took the money; and Furthermore
added that young Orr would have shot his
father had be been detected. The boys had
bought pistols, rifles and ammunition and ln-
tended to 90 to the State of Maine and gain a
living by hunting and trapping. They will be
arraigned in court tomorrow.
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--eegsNTY COMMISSIONERS


Androscoggin- Turner Turner
Cumberland-R. g. Harding Gorham.
Frsnkin-Geo. w. Clark New Vineyard.
Reconsideration 10y, Ellsworth
Kennebec- j. M VIM Clinton.
Knox-Augus us NJ. Jameson, Warren.
0xford-Wm. A. rockingham Paris
Penobscot-Thomas q. Holt, Garland.
PiscataQuis- Henry Hudson, Guilford.
Sagadah"c-Wm. :. Hager, Richmond
Waldo Charles H. Mercy, Monroe.
Washingtjn-Hen L. Watts, Jonesport.
York-Edmund ). Body. Lmington.
sHERIFFs.
Androscoggin-Rodney F. Foss Auburn rejected.
Hancock-Levi b. Wyman, Ellsworth, laid on the
table.
Somerset-Samuel A. Bickford, Skowhegan con-
frmed.
COUNTY ATTORNEYS.
Franklin-Enoch o. Greenleaf. Pennington, re-
jected.
York-John S. Derby, Saco. rejected.
CLERK OF COURTS.
Androscoggin-James Nash, Lewiston, rejected.
Cumberland-John I. Hull, Por land, rejected.
0xford-Charles f. Whitman, Norway, rejected.
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SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY IA.
BY TELEGRAPH.
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
All the Comfy Nominations Con.
firmed.
THE COUNCILS POSITION DEFINED.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 13.-The Executive Copncil
to-day confirmed all the county nominations
tnat have been presented where public neces.
sty required full board of County Commits
sioners or the prompt execution of the laws by
the officers contemplated by the constitution
and laws to execute the same. 1t has been a
grave question whether County Commission
ers, where there are but two duly qualified
can perform the duties of the office in a legal
manner. The Council at once determined that
the public interest should not suffer in conse-
quence of any action on their part and have
confirmed the entire list of County Commits
sioners, although every man nominated is a
Democrat or Fusionist. The few vacancies
that are yet to be filled are temporarily sup
piled with efficient officers, and there is no
need OF party action
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Barque Robert Porter. of Searsport, Nichols, sup
posed to have been lost at sea- arrived at singapore
Jan 4th from Cardiff after passage of 100 days.
She experienced heavy gales and batting weather on
the passage and sustained some light damage.
Baruue Warrior from Fernandina for Montevideo,
put into st Thomas 18th inst, leaky and seriously
damaged.
Brig Mary Fink Upton, at New York from Nina
titan reports in lat a. had a northerly gale last
ing three days. and in lat 80 another gale lasting
twenty-four hours; lost and split sails, &c.
Sch Maggie d Marston, Pendleton, which arrived
at New York 7th was caught in the gale of the LIST
inst and carried away main boom and gaf and lost
mansai
Ship Gregory, for New Tacoma, pnt back to
Delaware Breakwater 18th with sings to main yard
carried away.
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A DEAF MUTE's WILL.

MAcHIAs, Jan. 13.-In the Supreme Court,
Judge Peters presiding, after six days trial
the jury have sustained the will of Horatio N
Foster, an uneducated deaf mule rs years old,
who could neither read, write nor use the
manual alphabet. The will was made by pam
tomime, devising $1,000. Herbert M. Heath
of Augusta. and John f. Lynch of Machias,
appeared for the will and A. McNichol and
Charles B. Rounds of Calais, with John c.
Talbot of East Machias, against it. Only one
similar case was ever tiled by the courts in the
United States, and that in North Carolina.
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ohlcagoyLiye stock Market.
Ry Telegraph.)

By Telegraph
fHIoAGo Jan. dogs-Receipts Sc. 600 head;
SHIPMENTS 1000; slow and weak but not quotably
lower except for the very poorest; common to good
liked packing at 6 tiO0 as 80; heavy packing ana
shipping at 35@6 go; lhgt Oogo zo' SKIP anu
eulls b0@5 So.
Cattle Receipts 5000head shipments 420o head;
more active and firm, not higher; exports at 9O(G
Is 80: good to choice shipping at 3ut9o oO; COM
mon to fair at 4 5U@4 81.
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q. AIDan Commandery, Kts. TIE.

sir KNIGHTS of st. AIban Commandery are request
ad TO assemble at their Asylum, Sunday, Dec. l5th'
at 80 D. M for the purpose of attending the funer-
al services at the house OF our late companion Sir
n. M. Tolford Members of Portland and Blanque-
Cor. Communicates are cordially invited.
A. G. sCHLoTTERBEcK, Commander.
ianl sndtd
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Big Blaze in Galveston.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 13.-This afternoon
fire broke out in the cotton rooms of Moody &
occupied by G M. Peare & Co, wholesale
grocers; second floor by Moody & Jamison,
Grace q Co., j. P Kendred and Others: and
on the floor above are the Supreme Court
rooms. The flames are spreading and the con-
fsgrstion shows no signs of abatement, and
everything indicates repetition of the fire of
1875. Moody & Jamisons building is valued
ut $4,000 Greenleve, Black & Co. are re-
ported insured for 100000 and c.. NJ Peare
& Co. for the same amount. The county lib
rary, valued at $25.000 is a total loss The
Supreme and Appellate Court rooms are en-
tirely DESTROYED.
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Heavy Rains In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Jan. Bit has been raining
for the past week and the Cumberland river is
rising rapidly. 1t has risen five feet in the last
six hours. Back water has driven 200 families
firm their homes and mills and factories are
compelled TO close. 1t is still raining and more
damage must befall.
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13-Evening. Money loaned
between and g. closing at 3G4; prime mercantile
paper at 6tg7. Exchange strong at 4s21a LOT long
az higher except 41ss reg, which are unchanged.
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds moderately
actiye.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city Jan q at residence of the bride, by
Rev. e. S. Stackpole Daniel r. Walker OF henne-
bunkport and Miss KataL. Mitchell.
In Brunswick Jan. y, Lewis G. Stone OF Nor.
wood, Mass, and Mrs. Fannie M. Anderson OF
Topsham.
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Raw. Mr. Haskall on 1reland,s woes.

Rev. Mr.. Haskell on Ireland's Woes.
BANGOR, Jan. 13.-The Land Leage held a
meeting tonight. An address on America
Sympathy with Irelands Distress" was deliv-
cred by Rev. w. G. Haskell of Lewiston. The
speaker dwelt upon American sympathy for
the Land Leage movement and for the people
of Ireland and replied to statements in English
journals that Irishmen were improvident and
possessed of an inordinate love of drink. He
denounced the policy of the British govern
ment toward Ireland, and said the policy was
the depopnlation or slavery of ireland by star
walton. The meeting was slimly attended.
A Burglar Arrested.
BmDEFoRD, Jan. 13.-This forenoon Alvah
F. Yeaton, man SO years of age, was arrested
on suspicion of being the party who committed
the recent burglary on the house of Manuel
Means. A thorough search of his premises re-
vealed nothing, but upon being sharply inter
rogated he acknowled his guilt and told where
the property was secreted. He rented rooms
In the same house with Means and obtained
entrance to Mr.. Means part by means of keys.
This afternoon he was bound over to the Su-
preme Court.
Reception to the Montgomery Guards.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 13-A delegation of
about thirty members of the Montgomery
Guards of Portland, Me-, were received at the
station this evening by the Sheridan Guards
of this city, and are being entertained at
Smyths Opera House, where their annual re-
ception and ball is being given.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portland Dali, Wholesale Esarkes.
PORTLAND Jan. IS.
Flour is firm and steady with more active move
ments at previous prices; the stock of -four here is
rather light compared with the corresponding Pc
Rod last year. while at Boston the supply is $4,000
bbls more. Grain continues in fair demand at I'M
changed prices. Provisions are firm. Potatoes are
in light receipt and quotations are maintained.
The following quotations of American stocks at
rx.adnr, nara recaived today by cable.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
IsnwArloEs ron rHs sEsT TwENTy-Eoua
IzOuRg.

WAX. DEPT OFBIoE CeuRF SIGNAL
OpS1cEa, Washington. d. O.,
Jan. IA, AN
For New England,
Light snow, followed by partly cloudy weather,
westerly winds, rising barometer, slight rise,
followed by lower temperature.
Cautionary signals Macon to PASSPORT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Portland, Me-, jan. 18th, 1Sos. So
The undersigned hereby acknoWieusv1 ~,
the receipt of check for S5632, ITe on
w. d. Little, Agent OF the Mutual LIE
Insurance CO. OF New York, being the
amount Of Policies and additions to same'
on the life of my late son, Adrian A. Az
wood, and cheerfully commend the yO.'
for their prompt and honorable deaiibg'
i"- ' DANIEL p. ATWOOD.
ooA@~
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GUITEAU's TRIAL.

Mr.. Davidge Consludes His Argu-
ment.
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND Jan. Is.
The following quotations OF Grain were received
py telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
1877 Commercial street:
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Erss,, Beef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
Co.. Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
ne I,rnnLlin Wharf.
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MARINE NEW >.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, Jan. 1s.

FRIDAY, Jan. ID.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, st John, NIB via East
Sch &c Charley Hanley, Rhodes New York-iron to
Rolling Mills.
Sch Nonparel Gott fremont.
RETURNED-Sch Edw Waite
cleared.
Sch Caroline. Hutchins, winterport-S W Thax-
IS Sch May Snowman. Oliver Rcckland-N Blake.
sAILED-Brig Cascate,le.
su1pBuILp1NG-.Joh P Gordon, and others. Of
Franklin. are getting out the frame Tor scnr Vi
200 tons to be put up the coming spring. -.
ship of 1900 tons is TO be built at Damsriseolt~
next next summer. -,
a shin Of 1000 tons next season. She will be com
menced soon as the barquetne now on the STOCKS Is
launched. c..o,,+ 90 Nt,lbridoa
re az work on the frame for small coasting schr
| to be put up early next spring ,s,,,h-,aoa
The coasting sch building by Dyer az
hos been nurchased by Capt l. Means and others.
| She will be launched next APRIL
| Govt w c Humnbrev. Of sch M Gilmore, while
taking travis off Matnicus 18th inst in dory was
capsized and thrown out with everything tne uoi2
| contained The captain succeeded IN getting n4iu
~ the dorv and chung to it until rescued in a pc
| numbed condition, having been in the wafer nioio
| than an hour.
Fifteen careoes of frozen herring have been ship
ped from st Andrews and Eastport thus tar; Gan AN
| f0tt1 numbering $500 900 fish. for which the
fishermen were paid about $l5,oOO.
Sch Alice Fox, of Portland 81 tons, and tht
scb Sea Foam Of Plymouth have been purchased
by parties at North Haven, Me. to be employed II
| the fl hing business.
From MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Falmouth 18th, ship Palestine Emmon
San Francisco Sept 2S) ,,,,
AR at Liverpool Jan II, snip Sternhg, oooo"i"
| San Francisco Sept ZOD ~, vi,
Sid Sept II. ship Paramita Soule New YORK; =,
Sid fm Hayre 10th inst. ship Sea King. Getcheu
philadeIphia: barque Martha Mcneil, Pascal, 10
erpo54.sonbay Dec 80, ship Chandos, Emery, Li'
Ar at st Helena :. Darqus 4V-----v.--.
Padang for Cadiz.
AR at Cape Hayti Dec r. brig Raven, Nash, POI
| sail d fnr VOrl \
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Crane Brothers water pipe factory at Chica-
90 was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14

THE ASSASSIN APOLOGIES THEN
BLACKGUARDS AS USUAL.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Sydney, NSw. about 18th inst. barque Kate
Harding Watts Proboiingo.
Ar at Singapore Jan A, barque Robt Porter, Mich
Ar at Bombay Dec 80, ship Chandos, Ross, from
Liverpool
Sid I'm Lobos Dec 4, ship Conqueror, Gould, for
Hampton Roads.
Ar at Bristol 18th inst, barque John Bunyan, Ian
caster, New York.
Sid FIN Cape Hayti Dec 10. briggs Melrose, Luf kin,
Boston; 30th Raven. Nash, New York
At Alatanzas Jan g. barque Ocean Pearl, Henley.
for North of HatIeras; Norena, hase do; John
Rothman, Nash, disg; brigs Geo Burnham, Staples;
Onolaska, Griggs. disg; W Messer, Brewster wig
cargo. for North of Hatteras; Leonora Blood, wig;
Carrie Bertha, Hall. do; schs A X Weeks. Little
field for North of Hstteras wig; Fred jackson,
Snow, and l. Richardson, Belano, disg.
at Havana Jan z, barque Dixon, Keene for
Matanzss to load for North of Hatteras; brig Mary
@ Mariner. Johns, for Cardenas and do.
At Sagua Jan 9th, barque Jose e More. Carlisle,
for New York.
SPOKEN.
No date off st Helena barque Conquest, Howes,
from Hong Kong for New York; Laura Burnham.
from Samarang for Boston.
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Receipts of Maine Central.
rnailr r,on,earic steceipnn.

PORTLAND, Jan. IL.
For Portland cars 81 miscellaneous merchandise,
5or connecting roads S3 csrs miscellaneous mer-
eaardis0.