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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO AR LIST, ship 3 P Cheney,
Humphreys New York (guly 25.)
Cid Sd, ship Lucille, Talbot, Antwerp.
Sid 26th, ship John A Briggs, Porter, Queens
ASTORIA, Oar 9th. barqus Almira Robinson,
Snow, Portland, o, for Europe.
MOBILE-Cld 3d. brig Havana, Reed. New York.
PENSACOLA-Cld Both, brig r Cove Hodg-
FERNANDINA-Ar 31st sch Post Bost Colt,
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 31st, sch ira Bliss, Hud-
NEW YORK-Ar Sd, ship L B Gilchrist, Watts,
Liverpool 30 days; barque Ibis. Sawyer. Pensacola;
sch b Adams Fisher. Savannah. -
Cid Sd, Western Empire, Lambert, Mersey; schs
Sarah Wooster Wentworth. Wilmington, Del:
Grace NJ Parker, Bangs, do.
Passed the Gate 3D., schs Fannie g. Edith. from
New York for Portsmouth; Sinbad, do for Boston;
Loduskia do for Providence; Lucy M Collins; Wee
hawken for Boston; Reno, Elizabethp0rt for DO
HE S 3D. brig Tally h sbs wa;
ashore, to go on the railway for repairs; sch Ida
Howard Dodge, Port johnson.
FALL RIvER-sld Sd, sch Andrew York, Lit
tlejohn. New York.
SOMERSET-Ar I'd, sch Paragon, shute. Port
johnson.
TARPAULIN COVE-In port I'd, schs st Croix,
from Wood Hole for Wilmington, NC; Bowdon,
Portland for May d. RsS ISs
Rockland for jacksonville; Red Jacket: Kockland
for Providence; Alaska, do for New York; Nathan
Cleaves, Portland for Norfolk; Tennessee Vinai-
NEwPORT-Ar Sd. sch Pushaw, Wall, Fall River
for New York.
In port. schs Albert Daley, Goldthwaite. Wiscas;
set; Mahaska, Merriman, from Port johnson; Am
Chief, Snow, Fail River for do.
NEW BEDFORD Sid Sd, sch K Emerson.
Childs. Charleston; Abigail Haynes, Grant, and Il L
Lee, Blatchford, New York; A II Hurlburt do.
vINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar I'd, ship Parker M
whitmore, from Bath for New York; schs Bessie K
Dickinson. Hoboken for Boston; W ID Cargill, from
Elizabethport for Rockport; I Stuart, Machias
for New York.
Returned, schs H A Dewitt, A o Gross, Judge
Low, Alice L Boardman, Addie Sawyer. Cayenne.
EDGARTOWN-In port I'd, schs Empress, from
Elzabethport for Boston, Sandman, New York for
Newburyport; Charlie Il Willie, do for Vinalhaven;
Olive. Newburg for Boston; G w Baldwin, NYork
for do; Silver Spray, Hoboken for Portland; Mabel
Hall, do for do; Jas r Morse, Savannah for kenne-
bee; Billow New York for Portsmouth; Saml Fish,
do for Salem; Telumab, Perth Amboy for Portland;
A L Butler New York for Boston; Willie Luce.
from Charleston for Rockland; Eliza b Coffin, Wee
hawken for Boston; Thomas Xix. do for Rockland;
Charley Hanley, Perth Amboy for Portland Rich
mond. New York for do.
BootnDay for Norfolk. fsee Menu
Sid Sd, sch King Fisher, (from New York; for
Eastport.
BOSTON-Ar Sd, schs Vulcan, Bartlett I'm Penn
broke; Hannah D, Reed. Westport; Peerless, orne,
Portland.
Ar 4th. sch NJ L Varney, Weeks. Wiscasset.
GLOUCESTER-Ar I'd, sch Henry Friend, Tho
mas. Boston for PASSPORT.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar I'd, sch Alice Cakes, Ryd-
er, Weehawken.
BLISS HARBCR-In port 30th barque Carrie E
Long, Park, Calais for Montevldeo, wig wind.
MACHIAS-Cld 4th, sch V Minot, Hathaway
Portland.
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FOREIGN.
John Bright on Ireland's Affairs.


LONDON, Jan. 4.-John Bright, Chancellor
of the Duchy of Lancaster, and Joseph Cham
berlain, President of the Board of Trade,
spoke at Birmingham yesterday. The former
traced the cause of Irish disaffection to a long
course of Tory misrule, and justified coercive
measures, on the ground of their absolute ne
cessity. He pointed out that much of the
Irish discomfort now arose from misconception
or ignorance of English liberality, while Irish
poverty resulted from the driving away OF
English capital
Mr.. Chamberlain said the Government could
suppress open or covert rebellion, and would
find means to enable the Land courts to deal
with the cases coming before them. He had
no sympathy with absentee agitators who, from
safe distance, counsel others to commit
crime while they administer the funds sent
from America in safe retreat in Paris or Lon
don Mr.. Chamberlain ridiculed the land
lords demand for compensation. He thought
the tenants rather ought to be compensated for
the excessive rents extracted from them for
many years.
Martial Law In Lima.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The municipality of Lima
has been suppressed by order of Commander
Lynch, of the Chilian forces. Col. Caesar Ca
nevara, the aicalde, when the order was served
upon him, refused to turn over his department
to the Chilians until compelled to do so.
Fall in American Stocks.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The News, in its financial
day may produce temporary troubles but can
hardly cause as yet serious crash.
Foreign Notes.
The joint Franco English note to the Khe-
dive has not yet been drawn up, and its Ian
guage will not be so strong as reported.
In anticipation of the completion of the St.
Gothard railway, the Austrian railway COM
panies are to reduce their rates for foreign CO.
reals.
Bismarck hopes to secure the support of the
whole centre and carry all Government meas
ures, including the tobacco monopoly bill
Mr. Morton, United Ststes minister, will
give banquet at Paris IN honor of Gambetta
and other French ministers on Thursday.
Joseph G. Harrialis, a bankrupt, with liza
bilities of IL, 100000 francs, has absconded and
a warrant for his arrest has been issued
Cerif Pasha has appointed Arab Bey Under
Secretary of War, thus restoring harmony to
the relations of the Khedive with the Cham
Der and the ministry.
The police have seized at Kelrush box con-
tanning twenty rifles and tayonets and 450
rounds of ammunition.
Grau and Dickson, members of Parliament
are making arrangements for series Of meet
ings of tenant farmers in Ulster. They state
that the tone of the landlords meeting in
Dublin yesterday was calculated to intimidate
the assistant commissioners.
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ENREIGN Ports.

At Yokohama Dec Sth, ships Cora, Coombs unc;
Wallace go Now iR bsrque
John Wooster, Houghton, Adelaide.
AR at Adelaide Nov "a, barque Chas Kenney,
Cid at Lyttleton. NJ, Nov 20. barque Chattanoo-
ga Howes. Newcastle. NSW, and Iiong Kong.
At Auckland, NJ. Dec A, barque Virginia. Thur
Ar at Dunedin Nov ed, barque Eyvor, Atkins,
New York.
Baker, Boynton Hong Kong; 21st David Brown,
In port Nov LIST, ship Oneida, Carver, from Mel
At Melbourne Nov 2eth. barques Grace Deering,
Salvage, for Hong Kong via Newcastle; William
Besse. Baker, for Port Townsend.
Sid FIN Shanghai Nov 14th, ship Susan Gilmore,
Sid FIN Hong Kong Nov 2e. ship McNear. Taylor.
Astoria.
In port Dec /, ships Hope Curtis for Callao; Belle
Morse, Norton. from Cardiff disg; Leonora. Peter
ar NOV 20; barque Edmund Phinney. Date Berry
from Callao; Hiram Emery Wyman for New York;
Richard Parsons Packard from Cardiff ar l''h'
Sid FIN Anjier Nov II, ship McGilvery, Ford,
Qrom Manila) for New York.
Passed by Nov IL, ship Danl Barnes, Slower, from
Hong X ong for New York.
At Calcutta Nov % ship Sumner Mead, Park,
New York; baroqe Oasis. Lord. Tor do; Chalmette'
Ar at Valparaiso Nov oath, barque Nina Sheldon,
Olsen, Boston via Tacahnano.
Ar at Lobos Nov Ia, sch Carrie Bonnell, Reeves,
Sid fm Gravesend, Dec 31st, barque Naversink.
Weeks, New York.
Ar at st John. PR. prev to Sd lust, sch Nellie
Sawyer, Bunker. Portland.
Ar at st Jago 10Th, brig Sarah Gilmore Griffin.
Pensacola.
At Cienfuegos Dec 2S, barques Neptune, Beal and
Tuck Sing, Thompson, for Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 23d, brig Stephen Bishop, Way
colt, Baltimore.
In port Dec 49, sch Nina Reed, Nash, from St
Thomas.
Ar at Matanzas Dec 26, barque Havana Rice,
Havana to load for Boston.
At Matanzas Dec %, barques Havana, Rice. for
Boston in days; Norena, Chase, and John
Rothman, Nash, disg; Ocean Pearl, Henley, wig;
brigs Carrie Bertha, Hall; Onolaska. Griggs; Leo
nora, Blood. and Clara Pickens, Coombs. disg; An
telope. Curtis, and W Messer, Brewster, wig; sch
Weeks Littleield, disg.
at Baracoa Dec 20, schs Mary E Douglass, Lewis.
from st Croix; L Palmer, Lewis, from Inagua;
C H Hodgdon. Mckenzie, from Fortune Island.
Ar at st John, NIB, LIST inst, sch Nellie j Dins-
more Parker Lubec, to load for Cuba; Sd, Julia 5.
Mcintyre, and Wild Hunter Cole, Portland; Merlin.
Riley, do; Almeda, Mullen, Rockland.
SPOKEN.
Nov 81, lat N. lon rs W, barque Mendoza, Whit
more from Savannah for Montevideo.
Dec 20, SW Of Farallones 80 miles, ship Agenor,
Lothrop, from San Francisco for Antwerp.
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connacticut,s Law Makers.

HARTFORD, Jan 4.-Bo.h houses of the Leg
islatufe organized to-day, Robert Colt being
chosen President pro tenn. of the Senate and
John M Hall Speaker of the House and other
Republican nominees of last nights caucus be-
ing elected to subordinate offices. The two
houses met in joint convention this afternoon
to receive the second annual message of Gov.
Bigelow. The Governor states that the re
ceipts of last year were 81 1872 100 OF; expenses,
81, sos. S55.2S; balance, SIP, 304,74 OF the
State debt $S77 900 comes due at the end of the
current year, and he advises paying it from the
funds in the treasury Tie death of A. P.
Nichols, State Treasurer, was feelingly alluded
10, and the Governor announces that the Su-
preme Court of the State having advised him
as TO his legal duty he has appointed James d.
Smith, of Stamford, as Treasurer
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fspyoAr1oss FOB THR NEXT TwRNTy-Eo0B
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virsinia's Law Makers.

RICHMOND, Jan. 4-The General Assembly
met to-day. In the Senate Mr. Riddleberger
introduced joint resolution instructing and
requesting Virginia Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress to give their earnest support
10 bill introduced by Senator Blair, of New
Hampshire, providing for the appropriation of
SIS, 000,000 to be apportioned among the sever
al States for the promotion OF common school
education in proportion to illiteracy in the
State, &C., and requesting the Governor of
Virginia to take steps to have this important
object of federal legislation brought to the at
ton of State legislatures Adopted with but
one dissenting vote,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

The Boston & Maine Disaster.
KENNEBUSK, Jan. 4.-The actual loss to the
rolling stock by the recent accident on the Bos-
ton & Maine Railroad is $2O,000,a and the bridge
cost S2750. The officers of the road in their
examination of the broken bridge have con-
cludsd that the bridge was substantial and that
the accident was wholly due to broken axle
of the baggage car. In addition to the inquest
tee Railroad Commissioners will make a search
ing examination.
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The Wool Market.

Best s. Belcher levied an assessment of 81
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MARINE NEWS.
A Bucksport Schooner Lost.

a Bucksport Schooner Lost.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan 4.-Schooner J. A.
Smith arrived from a fishing trip Tuesday af-
ternoon bringing 10 Capt. B. R. Colt and crew
of the schooner Dorado of Bucksport, Me-,
abandoned on the passage from Orland to
Boston with a cargo of brick. The Dorado
sprung aleak on Sunday night and sunk about
thirty miles off Thatcher's Island in half an
hour after the crew were taken off.
An Unknown Wreck.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-The bark Daphne, from
Rouen, reports Nov. 9th, lat. 44o 40 lon. 330
West, passed the wreck of bark of about 600
tons with fore and mainmast gone and mizzen
standing. Her decks seemed to be broken.
For miles sround quantity of deal slaves were
floating
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SPORTING.
The Wimbledon Rifle Contest.

lie Wimbledon ESllo OOuI0SI'
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The directors of the
National Rifle Association rave received let
tiers from the National Guard of Pennsylvania
and New jersey, that they will send their
quota of an American team for the Wimbledon
contest, but it was voted to await ad vices from
New England and Western States before fur
Their action. The South London Rife Club
have rendered their range to the Americans.
Another Match Between 5chaeffer and
Sexton.
Jacob Schaeffer has challenged VIM. Sexton
to play game of billiards similar to the one
played by them Dec. 9th, 1881, and for the
same amount. The challenge has been ac-
copied and the principals met today in the Of
fee of the Spirit of the Times, signed articles
and deposited forfeit.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Jan A, by Rev. c. A. Dickinson. Oscar
l. Morse and Miss Theresa P. Mangan, both of Port
land.
In Bristol, Dec 81, by Alex. Yates, Esq, Sam'l P.
Greenlaw of Bristol and Miss Jessie McBain Of
Aberdeen Scotland.
In Bath. Dec. "a, John E. Rollins and Miss Lizzie
Gibbs.
In Bath, Dec "a, Elwell S. Crosby and Miss Alicia
K. Blaisdell.
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Charged with Acknowledgement.
ICY BANDS.
The Connecticut River Practically Closed
for NAVIGATION

The Connecticut River Practically Closed
for Navigation
HARTFORD, Jan. 4.-Although not yet frozen
over the Connecticut river was practically
closed for navigation to-day. The recent
freshet has kept the channel open but it has
been filed with running ice. The Granite
State barely escaped from an ice embargo at
Saybrook this morning. The keeping open of
the Connecticut SO late is almost beyond prece-
dent.
Navigation of the Hudson Distracted.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. This morning the
river is frozen solidly from Hudson north to
Albany. Off Castleton the ice is four inches
thick. Steamers Lottie and Susie passed Cas-
Teton for Albany this morning with some diff
ficulty. Considerable running ice is reported
In the lower Hudson, from Rockland Lake to
Fort Washington, but DO steamers are frozen
in
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An Exchange of Courtesies,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. An the southern part OF
Montgomery county, Missouri, on Dec 18th,
John, Joe, Tom and Abby King went to Mr..
Nelson's house, hear Americas, when fight
occurred, in which young Nelson was killed
On Saturday night, the Both, a band of citizens
attacked Kings house, shot old Mrs. King and
wounding her. killed Mrs. Austin, wounded
one of the King boys and killed another.
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In Gardiner. Dec 20, Mrs. Hannah Neal aged
So years.
In East Pittston, Dec. IT. Smith Moody, aged SO
years 8 months.
In Gardiner Dec. 49, Reuben Haselton, aged Sc
years months.
eY-The funeral service of the late Mrs.
Eleanor P. Coe will take place this Thursday after
at O'Clock, at her late residence, No rs New
bury street.
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A Railroad rrain Snow Bound.

SAG HARBoR, L, L., Jan. 4.-The western
train from this place this morning was stopped
by snow two miles from West Bridgehampton
station. An attempt with two large loco
motives to clear the track met with no success.
Both engines were thrown from the track and
eastern bound trains are unable to proceed.
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Foreign Exports.
+ SAGUA Brig Matte B Russell-372O shocks
and heads, $500 prs heads 20,0l2 # lumber, 80
bales hay.
MONTEVIDE0. Bark Lepanto-399, 801 feet
lumber.
Foreign Kmpsrfs.
LIVERPOOL. ENG. Steamship Circassian-62
bales cotton to order.
Receipts OF nIaine Central.
PORTLAND, Jan. 3.
Fer Portland cars 8 miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roads SO carss miscellaneous msr
chandise.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Review of the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Jan. 4.
The markets are very quiet. Flour is strong and
unchanged. Sugar is stronger and quoted at ga @
9Mc.-nux snooku 4pda4se.- Dorax ms adj
vanced slightly. Scaled Herring have fallen lit
tle Pepper is lower. Other prices unchanged.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
oreap,zation Of the Legislature.

Organization of the Legislature. -
BOSTON, jan 4-Both branches of the Leg
islsture convened to-day. In the Senate r. r.
Bishop was chosen President and made brief
address on assuming the chair. S. N. Clifford
was elected Clerk of the Senate for the twen-
ty-fifih time. In the House Charles j. Noyes,
of Boston, received 223 out of 225 votes and
was reelected Speaker. George A. Marden
was unanimously reelected Clerk and 0. f.
Mitchell Sergeant-at-Arms.
Charged with Mismenagement.
BOSTON, Jan. AT The probate court in
Dedham a petition of Augustus Lowell OF
Brookline for appointment of a trustee of the
estate of Francis Amory of Milton was con-
tested by Geo. X. Amory, a grandson of the
deceased, on the ground that plaintiffs father,
John A. Lowell, was grossly negligent in the
discharge of his duties as trustee, and that by
ais mismanagement the interests of beneficiar-
les were seriously injured and the value of the
estate greatly deprecated. The estate was
valued at SAT ,684, and the defendant will in
stitute suits to recover large amounts alleged
to have been lost by mismanagement.
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Virginia Clergymen Denouncing the
Legislature.

NEW York Jan. A Richmond despatch
of the Sd says:-The Baptist ministers held a
meeting here last evening and passed resolu-
tions oondemning the passage by the Legisla-
tRre of the bill removing the political disabili-
ties of a score or more persons who were en-
gagged in dueiling during the past two cam
paigns in this State.
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Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
g. Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Beef franklin Wharf:
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Charles Byrne formerly editor of Truth,
was arrested and arraigned in New York yes
terday on charge Of perjury. He gave bail.
City Auditor Palmer of Newark plead guilty
to the charge of forgery yesterday and was re-
manded to Jail.
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The Wool market remains without material
change. There is a firm feeling for all grades, and
steady demand from manufacturers, with pros
pect of a good trade for some time to come and
GRADUAL advancing market.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

For tho week ending Wednesday, Jan. +
Amount of stock at market 1867; Sheep and
Lambs 400; Swine Is. 500; Veals 40; number OF
western Cattle l124; Northern and Eastern Cetd >
Prices Of Beef Cattle y 100 ID. live weisht-Ex-
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Grain Market.

Demand extra good. Prices higher on account OF
supply being entirely sfrom high grades; no low
grade Beef being obtainable.
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PORTLAND JAM 4.
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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The National Tariff Convention.

NEW York, Jan. A call will be issued to-
morrow for tue committee appointed by the
National Tariff Convention to present the
views Of the convention 10 Congress to meet in
Washington Jan. 18th. William Rogers, of
Maine, is one of the committee.
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S15@S27; three do S25GS46. 600
Mich Cows-Extra Cows S60@S65; ordlnsry nv
$15@S28 ID head. We note sales of l new Mich
Cows $42; 1 do $50; 2 do S42 80 each; 22 do $40 g
500 each. -.
landed at Brighton-Sheep 5@61sc; Lambs 61s91.
Swine Store Pigs dull au7(910c " ID live weight.
Fat Hogs from the West cost 61s@7c W ID I'VE
weight landed at the slaughter houses.
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. q Moulton Cmembers Of the
Boston stock Exchangel corner Of Middle and Elk
change streets;
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New York Stock and Money Market.
(By TeleQraph)

NEW YORK. Jan. 4-Evening. Money loaned
up from per annum to 1-16 per diem in addition to
legal interest and closed offered at s. prime mercan-
tile paper at sat. Exchange steady at 4S0M for
long and 484N for short. Governments steady.
State bonds rather dull Railroad bonds active and
higher.
Ell 10000 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations OF
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DR.. John W. Draper, the eminent scientist
and historian, is dead.
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MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA
Sch Franklin Pierce from Boston for Steuben, in
going to sea 4th, misstayed and drifted ashore on
Pumpkin Knob White Head passage. and remains
A tug went down in answer to her signal, but the
tide was low to render assistance. Tie schr re-
mains tight and it was expected she would come on
on the night tide.
Sch Dorado of Bucksport Capt B Gott, from
Orland for Boston, with cargo of bricks, sprung
aleak Sunday night during the gale. She was aban-
doned on Tuesday about thirty miles from Thatch-
ers Island and sunk in half an hour after. The
crew were taken on board the fishing schr A Smith
from La Have Banks and landed at Gloucester.
The sch Iris of Elliott Capt Hicks. with q load OF
fish, went ashore near the entrance to York harbor
Tuesday night and is q total wreck.
Sch Eliza B Coffin Cole. from Weehawken for
Boston, went ashore night of LIST inst. on Choptank
Edgartewn, and remains. She yas discharging I'd
into lighters and was expected to come Off without
damage.
Sch Daniel Pierson, Sumner, from Boothbay for
Norfolk, put into Hyannis Sd inst with loss of both
anchors, chains and boat on Nantucket Shoals dur
ing the gale.
Capt Chas Gilmore, of schr Florida of Belfast,
was lost overheard Dec 80, when off Boon Island.
A telegram from Monteyideo states that barque
Frank Marion, Dixon, from Brunswick, Ga, struck
a rock while in charge of pilot and came of leaky.
She is discharging.
EE- See other columns.
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Alter AM Hundred years.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 4.-Samuel Buckley
died at Flint to-day aged 101. He was ma
tive of England
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--10O0 bush Cornmeal to G
W 1rua n Go. gtss
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4.
Arrived.
Steamship Circassian Br) Smith. Liverpool via
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and mdse to H g. A Allan.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Sch II Pinkham, Doughty. Grand Menan, NIB,
with II. 500 frozen herring to e g Willard.
Sch Fairy Forest. Bulger, Campobelo, with 80. 1000
herring to d Themes & Co.
Sch Mary Lizzie. Barter, st Andrews NB-S4 900
herring TO E g willard.
Sch Samuel Lewis, Moon, Boston.
Sch Helen King. from Boston for Calais.
Sch Franklin Pierce, Boston for Steuben ashore
at Cushing's island. See Menu
Sch Freeman, Smith, So West Harbor.
sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay.
Cleared.
Barque Lepanto, Hanson, Montevideo - Berlin
Mills Co.
Brig Matte B Russell, Atherton, Sagua-Phin-
ney jackson.
SAILED Brig Addie Hale.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LUBEC, Dec Star, sch BENZ Franklin. Norton,
Pennfeld, NIB. n
Sid, sch Nellie Dinsmore, Parker. st John. NIB.
Jan lar, schs Quoddy, Mahoney, and Paragon,
Aylward, Portland.
TFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
AR at Trapani prev to Sd inst barque Augustine
Kobbe, Ford, Barcelona.
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DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. 3 Co.. Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods. la to 152 Middle street:
uNBLEACHED COTTONs.