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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

sit is six years since this melancholy e.
rent took place. During the first year her
state was pitiabe indeed, but as the time
ofthe Carnival approached, she grew calm,
aud announced TO me--for she was then
under my care-her intention of going 10
the ball 10 dud Gustavus Fortunately She
recollected nothing that had passed, except
his intention Of going TO :he ball. l saw
in a moment that some good might ensue,
and no harm could arise from granting her
desire. | accompanied her but as my pres
ence evidently made her uneasy, | Quilted
her as soon as NC entered, keeping her
however in sight. Poor lhingi with what
eagerncss did she begin her search; if she
saw at distance a figure that rcsembec
his, how did she hurry forward, and the
sight OF white flower at distance made
her heart beat as though it would burst It's
prison. need not tell you her search was
vain; yet it had salntary effect in quitting
the house, which she did not do till the
very last moment, she said to me, well he
may come next year And though she
wept bitterly, she yet seemed to derive COM
for, from this hope, for she repeated the
same words frequently. From that time
she has regularly attended every year,a ball
at the Opera on the same day Of the month
rs that on which she last saw her perlared
lover. The effect is always the same, she
grieves for q moment, and then consoles
herself by repeating, "Nell, he may come
next wear.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
From the Gi0bf

From the Globe. -
THE. PERU-BOLIVlAN CONFED-
ERATION DISSOLVED, AND
GEN. ANDRES SANTA CRUZ,
SUPREME Protector, ABDI-
GATED.
From Peruvian papers lately received,
we copy the proclamation Of Santa Cruz,
made at Arequpa, ia South Peru, after his
defeat by the CHILEAN expedition in January:
"Recent events in Bolivia and at Puno,
dem and of me every sacrifice, 10 avoid the
evils Of civil war; !, therefore, decree
81. ] abdicate from this moment the
Protectoral authority, which legally ex-
6rcised, over the states Of the confedeta-
tion.
I'll. The slate government OF Sohth
Peru, tnd the local authorities, will continue
to preserve order and enforce the existing
faws, until Il ha,iohal convention shall de-
eide upon the future state Of the country"
BY another deere, Gen. Sauta Cruz re-
signs the Presidency Of Bolivia; and in an
address to the people Of the republic, he
says:
ssDo not scandaize the world 3o'iSans!
by cxcesses, which must bring odium upon
or country Anarchy will destroy you It
YOU be divided among yourselves, and yield
10 the counsel Of evil passions, Wherever
Divine Providence may coliddct myself and
us long as my absence from my native
country may be rendered necessary for the
general good. shall not cease TO hope ar
IDENTITY Tor your prosperity, which has been
nv only object for the last ten years.
While Gen. Santa Cruz still remained
At Arequips, his troops muiinied, and he
retired 10 Islay, a port on the facihc. lie
9ess there lodged with the English consul,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

CHEAP TRAVELLING. Since the Thorn
commenced her trips to Portland we I'M
derstand the Proprietors of the Stages have
undertaken TO drive her off, by conveying
passengers for little or nothing. The fare
by the Stages is now only fifty cents from
Portland to Augusta, and from Augusta to
Waterville, nothing. we believe the ac-
commodalion from this place to Portland
charges only fifty cents. We reckon the
Stages will find this hard business, 10 say
the least,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

ExHIplrioN. Mr.. JupKlNs will continue
for the remainder Of the week, to eAhib,
for the qualification Of our citizens his So
lar Microscope. ibe rmii',"rs' objects are
magnifed BY the powers of his inst' umen'.
from one 10 five million lines. Eels in vim
egar, appear more than foot in lcngth,and
the surface of d delicious fig is made to pre-
sen, an array Of combalianls, more terrible
than a legion of buI-frogs. The chrstall-
cation Of salts and minerals, Is more per
fec,ly done, than we have ever before seen.
This exhibition will afford the /. fcctlns
and scientific mind, a delightful field Of
meditation: and canhoi fail Of interesting
all who may attend The exhibition can
be enjoyed only 'eh1n he srn shines.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The HAjg lstoic CoRrc"fioa IF Rhode
Island assembled at Newport on Friday
last. Robert 3. Cranston OF Newport, and
Joseph l.. Ti'lnghast Of Providence, the
present Representatives in Congress IRON
that State, were unanimously nominated for
reelection. Nathaniel Ruggles of New
port, James F. Simmons of Johnston.
WIN. Anthony Of Coventry, and Byron D!t-
mon of Bristol, were appointed delegates
to the Harrisburgh Convention. A COM,
mittte was also appointed to prepare an
Address to the People Of the State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

VIM. MORGAN. i met at Smyrna with
arenegade, who had renowned his Chris
tan creed, and lives as turk. lie is a
native of the United States Of America,
by name Morgan, and is charged with hav-
ing revealed what has resisted even the i'm
por,unites of the wife, and the cunning Of
the inqusitive all over the world, namely,
the secrets offreemasonr}; his life at home
was threatened; his creduous countrymen
believed that he had disappeared in the falls
Of Niagara, but he found safety in flight,
and is regarded By the Asidtics as q resen-
Grated babe Shores of the Mtdrler-
rancan,' by F. H. Standsh, Esq
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

A RAlLRoAp IN TExAs.-Incredible as
st pay seem, IA grand railroad to 90 from
Galveston Bay to Brassos River, is now ac-
tually OH the point Of completion in this
country, which is scarcely half dozen
years in existence, and still ii wild unin-
habited region But when we reflect that
fleets Of steamers and square rugged vessels
already move in Galveston Bay and ply the
rivers, we can believe any thing. The stock
Of the road, we learn, is subscribed for and
st is to run over dead level close to fine
timber tracks. the whole distance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The hereditary Grand Duke Of Russia
Is said to be allowed by the Emperor, 204,-
600 dollars month during his tour The
Duke is now in England, where he was re-
ccived with all the honors usually paid 10
ROYALTY.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

TEXAS AND MEXICO. The present as
pect Of affairs in Mexico, appears to us
rather unfavorabe TO Texas. Santa Anna
seems to be gaining ground and is fast as
Stunning his former position, among the
Mexicans. The Texans lately sent an En-.
voy TO Mexico, for the purpose of entering
into some negotiations. At Vera Cruz
they would not let him land, unless he die
so as private citizen.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Acarpcn:er met Dis employer in the street,
the latter reminded him OF the gratitude
due for his patronage True" sand the
mechanic, "but if YOU had not patronized
me so far as to give me house 10 build,
you would have been obliged to live out
DOORS"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

PORTLAND PooR. Some friend has for
warded us a copy of the Annual Report Of
the Oyerseers Of the Poor Of the City of
Portland. from which we gather some i'm
portant facts, which should be generally
known This document adds one more
conclusive proof, that nearly all the crime
and poverty existing among us, is directly
attributable to lntemperance. The follow
ing is a summary view of the whole num-
Der Of Poor, and the Inmates of the House
of Correction, which is connected with
the Aims House, showing the causes by
which they were brought TO these places
Whole number in the Aims House
during the year, 39i
Chargeable to lntemperance. $50
Leaving 10 other Causes, IL
Families partially assisted at Aims
House, 88
Chargeable TO Intemperance, IA
{" to other causes, Ia
Paupers belonging to Portland but
supported in other towns, l6
Chargeable to lntcmperance, l3
to other causes,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

MIR Crompton. An attack was apprehen-
ded from the populace, and seventy men
were landed from her Britannia Majesty s
ship Samarang, TO protect Santa Cruz. On
the 18th Of March, he embarked, taking
with him Genarals Miller, Cerdena, Riva,
Aguero, Senior Garcia del Rio, Senior lrI-
sarri, late CHILEAN plenipotenliary, and other
persons of distinction.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
THE TELEGRAPH.
5 AT H, M E.:
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 90.
FOURTH OF JULY.

AT a meeting of the citizens of this town
held at Pierces Hail. on Thursday evening
last, the following Gentlemen were chosen
a Committee of Arrangements, to carry
into effect suitable measures for the ccle-
bra,ion of the approaching anniversary of
our National Independence, viz: b. c.
Bailey, Oliver Moses, David ingalls,, Rich
ard r. Smith, Benjamin Stinson, Jacob S.
Sewal and A. o. Lincoln. The Com
mitee have procured the services Of the
following persons on that day
Chapinin-Rev. RAY PALMER.
Reader Of the Declaration Of fndepe'I-
dencc-JAcoB S. SEwALL.
Orafoy-FREEMAN II. MORSE.
P0ft-SMITH 3. GooDENow.
A public dinner is TO be provided at the
Town Hall. The exercises Of the day will
take place in the South Church. The or
der of exercises, and the arrangements OF
the procession, together with the names OF
the officers Of the day, and the price OF
tickets to the dinner, &C., will be given in
our next weeks paper.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

FrJoThe Villain. OF whom we made men
ton in our last, as having stolen several al
ticles in this village, proceeded to Port
land, according 10 the Advertiser, and com
mcnced stealing there, under his old name
of SAINT. Davis. He was taken before
Judge Fitch and boand over. So the pro-
liability is, he viii soon find himself at
Thomaston again.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
Electoral Totes
Total,
Total number Of Electoral votes

Total number ol Electoidi Noteo,
Necessary to choice, '4o
The above table, while it shows how es-
sental it is to the success of the Wing par
", III securing the election OF their candl-
date in tile ensuing Presidential campaign,
to make every possible exertIon, and that
without so dong we shall most assnredly
be signaly defeated shows, too, that our
cause is anything but in so bad condition
as our opponents would have us suppose
We have The clearest and most cheering III :
dcations of the certainty Of success il we
are bit true to ourselves, and do not, by a
criminal apathy, throw away the means OF
keeping the fruits Of Years Of patient labor
in a good cause, when they are at last
placed within our reach.
Thus We have ten STATES the aggregate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

FIRE. The fishing sch. Frances Ann,
belonging to A. r. Mitchell, Esq which
was about ready TO proceed on fishing
voyage, took fire on Sunday morning, and
as the fire could not be got under, she was
Immediately scultcd. A part of her stores
were saved in damaged state, but the
damage must be considerable The sch
was about 10 tons bur.hen, nearly new.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Public opinion, says the Alexandra Ga
zelte, amongst the opposition party in Viz
ginin seems to be se,ipg down into de-
termination 10 endeavor to re-elect Mr..
Rives to the Senate Of the United States,
and to make Mr. Tyler, Governor OF the
State. Mr. Rives, it is understood, does
not hesitate to avow himself in decided OPP
position to the present administration.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

BosToN COURIER. We are pleased 70
observe, that his useful paper, has recent
" been enlarged, by the addition of one
column to each page. This is what we i'll
tend doing, as soon as our renders pay up.
Make Laslel
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Reed into the House of Correction, "a
Chareabe TO lntemperance. "a
" to other causes,
So much for RUM
The expense for supporting the poor.
the past year, has been Sl2,46O,o7.
This includes interest on Farm, Stock,
buildings, &c. And this can be regarded
in no other light, than as ali indirec, tax.
paid by the city of Portland. for the sup
port Of Intemperance This speaRs Load
Iy to the friends of Temperance! We are
all subject To similar tax, wherever in-
temperance exists.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

erJsHon. JOHN FoRsYru, Secretary Of
State arrived in this city yesterday. 1t is
rumorcd that his visit here is on business
connected with our North Eastern Boun-
dairy Adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Fir df Poli Gibson. A destructive fire
has recently occurred at this place, which
has nearly ruined most Of the principal
merchants. Property 10 the amount oil a
million Of dollars las been destroyed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The Bangor Courier states, that between
Saturday noon and Monday night last, there
we're more than serenty arrivals at that port,
schoonets and sloops
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Sales oftimbor for six weeks ending with
tho och ut. in Bangor, reached 1890, 9G4
feet. 1t is estimated that the operations Of
they eason, will amount to sc, 900, 900 feet.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

We submit the annexed estimate OF the
strength of the Wings III the next Electoral
college, with view Of showing our
friends, not only in this State, but through
out the Union, the true posture of the par
ty SO far as concerns the Presidential Elec-
,ion-a matter Of vial Importance to the
welfare Of the country, and to the success
and wel-beng of constitutional liberty
We have been careful in repairing this Ia
bic, to assign 20 the Wigs such States on
y as they can count upon with the greatest
certainty. placing among the doubtful many
which are still in the ranks Of the oppo-
nents of the Administration, and in which
our friends have on y TO do their duty. to
render their ,ongcr adherence to the cause
Of correct principles anything but q mat
ter Of doubt We have also gwen up to
our anniversaries several States, the votes OF
which we think it very far from certain that
they Will get As the chances, however,
are somewhat in favor OF such result, and
as we certainly have no wish TO add to that
overwhelming confidence in their strength,
on the part of the Wings, which has hilh-
erto been such fatal check to the success
Of their cause, we have thought 1t best 10
class them in the ranks Of the enemy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

1t is estimated that upwards Of an hun
sired thousand PIANO fortes are mannactar-
ed Annually in the United States.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Two Steam Frigatcs are about to ba
built by order Of the Navy Department.;
one at the Pnlad"Iphia Navy Yard aud
the other at n. York
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

1t is stated that Dir. Brandreth occupies
An extra page in the new advertisement
sheet of the New York Mirror, for which
he pays S GOO per annum.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

MASSACHUSETTS, LICENSE LAW. The
friends of this law appear to meet with
considerable difficulty in enforcing It's pro-
visions. THIS was to be expected, and we
suppose the friends OF temperance and
good order, in the Old Commonwealth,
will not be frightened at any displays Of
mobocracy that may he resorted to, having
counted the cost, before engaging IN the
work. Things have come 10 a fine pass,
surely, if majority Of the people must
make laws to suit the rnbble, or else suffer
these laws to be lransgressed daily and
hourly, without so much as taking single
measure, to secure obedience and respect.
If the law is not good one, the remedy is
with the people-they may repeal II, and
substitute better, when the proper time
shall arrive; but until then, let the law be
respected by all. Ii is the worst of trea-
son, to say that any law, properly enacted
by free people, in accordance with the
expressed will Of large majority, CANNOT
be enforced. Away with such reasonable
bolrIbast, and let the traitor that would ut
Tor these words be carefully watched-ior
thirty pieces OF silver he would sill his
country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

A veteran of the Revolution, Col. John
Ely, who fought at Lexington in 1915, has
been put at the head Of committee OF
100, for celebrating the 4th in Philadelphia.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

A Mississippi editor, who is Just now
leaPng rich harvest from Sheriif's sales,
with which lis sheet is full, is under the
disagreeable necessity of displaying with
the rest, an advertisement of that character,
which sweeps off all his own property.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

Altered Bank Notes. The public should
be on their guard for the notes ofthe Frank
lin Bank of Boston, IAN insolvent insiitu-
iion.) Some Of them are in circulation,
altered by substituting the word "Gardi-
ner" for "Boston," by printing the words
"Stale Of Maine" on the top Of the left
hand corner Of the note, and by scratching
out the word Massachusetts on the bottom
edge of the note N Y. Com. Adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

An Elegant Complaint. The famous
Volhcy, while in this country, being about
to visit Virginia, waited on President
Washington, and requested letter of rec
concentration, on which the President wrote
the following: &C The b' arer, c. f. Vol
ney, so well known and admired in the lit
erarv world, needs no Recommendation
from George Washington, President of the
United States"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

ANOTHER JAIL To Lfr. We a1c in
formed on good authority, that not single
prisoner is now within the walls Of Wis
casset Jail Not one confined for crime,
or imprisoned for debt. we should be glad
if this state Of things might justly continue.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

ST. Augustine. This venerable little
Spanish city is the Oldest in the United
States, having been settled forty years be-
fore Virginia. Some of the houses YET
standing in its narrow streets were built
three centuries ago.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The Boston Post understands that tho
Of the Battle Of Bunker Hill,
will be celebrated this year with more than
usual show and parade by the military;
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The coinage at the mint during the pas,
month was as iollows:-in Eagles, Sl47,-
$50; in Half Eagles, 1924, $50; in Quar-
ter Eagles, S37 ,594; total, S5O9,932.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

sE=The T. S. Ship North Carolina,
was at Rio Janorio, the lst ullimo, and
was to sail for the United States in three
days.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20

The ravages Of the yellow striped bugs
on cucunbers and melons may be elfectnal'
Iy prevented by sitting coal dust over the
plants. There is in charcoal some proper
ty 80 obnoxious to these troublesome insects,
that they fly from the instant it is applied.