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Horrible Steamboat Disnstcr.
Oser Three Hundred Lires Lost.

QUEBEc, June 81.
Tho Steamboat Montreal, one of the
regular steamers running between Que
bee and Montreal, left this por; at 4
O'Clock. yesterday afternoon, having on
board between 400 and 500 passengers
Of whom majority were Scotch AM
other emigrants. recently arrived from
Europe. Nothing unusual occurred
after leaving the wharf until the Mon
tresl had reached Point Cape Rouge
about twelve or ffen mics above this
city. when the wood work near the the
flrnace was discovered to be on fire -
Almost at the very moment that the
smoke was at first discovered, the flames
broke forth, cagsing the utmost cons,er-
tion amongst the crowded passengers
Tha fire was 6rst discovered at about &
o'clock, when the steamer was nearly
abreast of Cape Rouge. Every effort was
made to arresi the flames and for this
purpose the nsincs were stopped, SO as
to lessen the draft but finding it i'm
po,sib4a to save the steamer, Capt
Rudolph ordered her to be run towards
the shore. and at the same time the
officers and crew exer.ed themselves TO
get out the life beats.
The faYrs spread VITA the most
astonishing rapidity, and in a few scpn l.
Ofer the steamer b gan TO IL re foru ag.l.
,ac widest confusion and despair pre-
vailed throughout the ship, and numbers
Of the passengers threw thems Ives over
BARD and were in most cases drowned
Fortunately the steamer Napoleon, also
bound for Montreal, Was la, fcw gsil ;
in advance of the burning boat, AMI as
coon as the fire was disc VERDI pu, Ia (
with all possible expedition, ard sue
cecded in rescuing frrrn the burning
wreck l27 passengers. Captain Rudolph
and the pusser of the Montre ! wee
amongst tie number aftlos who threw
themselves INTO tn" river. an, they be-
ing excellent Swimmers sue ecded in
reaching the steamer Alliance, aud were
sav.d
1t is quite possible that others NAV
have succeeded ia saving themselves By
swimming. 5uta> the stea ner became un-
manageable when a considerable distance
from land, there is no dauht but that
most OF those who threw themselves from
the burning buat found watery grave
Sixteen Of taose slred died within q
short time after they reached the deck OF
the Napoleo~- ana from present ia.or-
nation i, i. lei eyed that the total loss
Of life by tks terrible disaster. will no,
fall short of from three 70 four hua lred
The steamer Al!i,rce arrived here this
afternoon with 45 dead bodies, a. d
another boat is known to have go boiicS,
but VT have not been able TO learn the
names of any OF those lost, except OF Nor
cross and Phillips, Of Tire Rivers. =
The Montreal had on boa-l 25S en-
grants recently arrived here from Glas.
gov, together with several German fam
lilies and raf,mcn, and several American
passengers,
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BRILLIANT RssrLrs The power Of
procuring brilliant results from small
Investments is far & eater than that o.
realizing fortunes from enormous risks.
This is evident from a thousand exam
pies made every day. The risk ATTEND
ing an invcstmcn, Of five or ten dollars
in an honorably -conducled lottery, for
instance, may produce return of thou
ssnds of dollars. Many men throw
away five or ten dollars week in folly,
which nigh. be infested so as to secure
a large capital for some worthy enter
prise. We have just seen a scheme,
which is undoubtedly the greatest OF its
kind ever gotten up in the United States.
1t is on the Havana plan of single num-
bcrs. and embraces capital prizes OF &c.,
900. $4,000, $4,000. $1,000, S4,-
900, $4,000. ranging down to 5000
prizes of $50 each, making in all $3.50
prizes. and ouly $4,000 tickets, ONE
PRlzE TO EVERY NINTH TICKET :.
The State Of Georgia sanctions and pro-
uc.s this lottery, which is managed by
Anderson Il Son, of Macon and Savan-
nah, Geo. The drawing will take place
on the 18th of July next, under the SUI
pcrin.cndcnce Of the State Lottery Com
inissioners, which guarantees the integ-
rity of all concerned. b. stnding SIC
e5, or ~ so, fer "a whole, half, or quar-
ter.ticket to Messrs. Anderson d Son
Macon or Savannah, Georgia, you vii
have a. good chance as anybody else
to win any one of the above prizes
They also have drawings every Saturday
for which tickets can be bought for the
,nall ann of four, two, or one dollar, BY
sending it 10 the above address.
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To Mathematical Problem
6 days, and &c alive.

The Bangor Journal straight whig
organ, his come out aat-footed for the demo-
crazy.
in addition to the other attractions. there
will be- a balloon ascension in Portland on the
Fourth of July
-rhe New York Dey Book says :-"sena-
tor Douglas has been a.ubscriba- 70 the Day
Book for the la. fur years. an in his las,
speech not only advances precisely the same
ideas. bat dos 50 in almost identical Ian
glage. What he says about the mixed rae 5
Of South America. and the deterioration of
the blood in hy',rids AM ny crels, are sim
pl. s,tra>t, fron the Dr3 BEST"
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s,.sQls i a.las, MAstAcr coming from fedora;
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s,,sa9 ! aslls, NAstAcr eonias from fedora:
i,s,5i4tiJn u i0,iiciaI Interpretation
hesatfv, 'iha, e. llcons, Isiquar Law
r. 5v t)c Legislature Of 1856 i.
ii.5 Fl ,te u tlc sj.rpressien of the evils
%. intelap srauce, AMI that the public welfare
can list be secured be s,siIit,hle probib;.
tory law" aud believing that all laws
should T. not enly just and constitutional
hat {, ruiauart in their character and efFee,
and for tbs pufpas, Of removing this great
moral question from the arena &C PARTY nal.
itits. we Il commend :aat any cnactmcn,
irned to prohibit the stle Of intoxicating
II rs b. submitted II the people upon some
early day other than that OF our annual State
t'e ftsn.
Gen. Samuel FlsSenden then addressed The
Convention.
On motion Of Jediah Jcwctt, Esq, of Port
lard.
Resolved. That Hon. Joseph II. vii.
lianS. the present Executive of this STATE.
has discharged the duties q. his office to the
acceptance * large majority of his fellow
tiJixshs aud t. the entire approval Of the
Republicans of Maine.
On motion Of Mr.. l.. o. Cowau, Of Bid
d.I1rd,
Rrstrrp. That W. will unanimously sus-
Tain the Il ~. Lot ". Morrill,, the candidate
nominated ~ this Convention, for the Office
er G41 ..rnpr. and in heGnlf OF the RcpuhlI
cans et this STATE. VIZ pledge t, him such \
,sstsa= eefi. raf only elect him most tri.
abi l.Aatiy h.t will as, show 10 our sist ~
~f7.t e. .t Maine t.3.Es NJ step backward
IN /. 7 inward march - srcUrc Republican
hA#fts
7 +. rssslse being seconded by Uoa. Y.
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ENIGMA.

an composed Of % letters,
My IA, IL, Q, is not old.
Ny 4, 5. 6, is boys nickname
My s. 10, 7, 10 p, is what you do with
tea.
Ny %. 90, |, is weight.
NJ %, 20. Is. Il, Is, Ii, is VIII / all
children should learn.
Ny Q. 2, "A. is a fowl.
Ny IL, 10. s. ,, is to ascend.
My l6, 3. p, is the front OF an army.
My 10, 2,.2l. 5, !. is an island in Name.
Ny 3. 30. 10, !, II. is a state.
Nv whole is the names o. two states
~ Answer next week.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HOUSEHOLD WORDS for July is re-
eeived. This serial is one of the most
valuable and acceptable that comes to
our table. Each number of Household
Words almost always contains some we'll.
written articles of interesting research
upon historical, philos ophical. and scien-
,iic topics, and is besides freishted with
wach Of the best current English htesa-
allure, including carnations from the in
imitable pen Of Dickens, by whom it is
conducted. Miller & Curtis, New York
are the publishers.
The LADIES WREATH, for June,
though lat, is no less welcome. The
Mountain Robbers" is beautiful en-
craving. and is explained by thrilling
story The remaining contents are full
of interest.
The July number ofths ScuooLFEL-
Low has been pounced upon and every
word of i, dcvoured ere this, BY the
little ones at home Their unqualified
praise needs no endors ement from us.
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There wern some serious riots N the city
and vicinity on Sunday. VI Hudson Park,
near Srytenduyyil Greek. party ofGermans,
who were enjoying a ic-nie, were attacked
by rowdies, when battle ensued, in which
several Of the former were seriously injured
The Eleventh Ward was the scene OF u dan
gerous riot \ gang of rowdics attacked
Capt Mckinney, of tic 18th Ward Police,
and nine of his men succeeding, alter a
bloody fight, in res, ing prisoner
from the custody of the p ccmcn. Capt
Mckinney was it is believed, h tally injured
and seven Of his ,aen danger rsly wounded.
At Williamsburg the Germans and Irish
engaged in fght, in which three persons
were stabbed.
The firemen Of that city also INDUCED in
fight. on Saturday nighs, but without any
serious results.
At BROOKLYN two rival FIRE companies en-
gagged in conflict. Stoaes. clubs and other
missiles were freely used, and several were
In ured.
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IIEls agour TOWN.

=
+. ........ 1TEIS. aaouT TOWN.
The Fourih--Thc only attempt at an
observance Of tomorrow 8 anniversary in
this ,illagr. viii probably be a social
dance andsu7F,r, tbs Friday evening,
at y litins's Hal, gotten up exclusively
lly the more philosophical portion OF
tire ladics-s1.i tless en- They have
'cxtcn4ei al inritatiou to the ftFe Com.
panies (qarrf--aoes it include 'Extin-
Iuishar, No s :: and to the male pablic
in general. 10 sparsake of the festivities.
Undoubtedly there will be good time.
Many Of our frcmsn have made most
persev ering efforts 10 get up local ccle-
braton Of the day, but the most ohsti-
nato circumstances have mtervened, and
consequently cur village promises TO wear
an unusually quiet aspect. considering
the occasion - whereat many of the
.boys" are exceeding wroth, and with
reason.
P. S.-Since the above was in type
we learn that engine company No. ,.
with much of the spirit which made the
18th of July world famous, have deter
mined TO hare celebration. 50 far as
fkrv are concerned The ladies again
have volunteered 70 prepare and serve up
the very best dinner possible under thu
circumstances. which is to be spread in
the beautiful yard % Miss Mary Grant.
who has kindly offered it for the occasion.
\ uniformed parade Of the Company
with their engine, will commence at 10
O'Clock, and an Grafton will be delivered
by Arno Wiswell, Esq. A display of
fireworks, if possible, will conclude the
programme.
Fire "A little after three O'Clock
on "Wednesday morning. last. an alarm
Oi IRE was Ealstd. NnlSH "As IJHud ~
proceed from the ruins Of Mr. Longfel-
lows house on Pine Street, which was
partially destroyed by fire about month
ago. The flames were subdued after
doing considerable damage to the roof
and side of Monroe Young's house, ad-
/ joining making the second time within
few weess that Mr.. Young has been
Obliged 10 remove his household furnl-
ture from fire. both times narrowly es-
Gaping the loss OF his house. Beyond
question the fire was the work of an in
cendiary. who.as we understand, was seen
to leave the burning building by an inmate
of Mr.. Young dwelling. We fear tina,
| if the scounlrel who has laid waste 81
much property in this place for the last
year and half, should be detected in
his fendish work, h. would have no rca-
son to complain Of any delay in the al
mnistration Of Ellsworth justice
I The engines did their work cffectually
Extinsuisher No. , 'ahead this time
False Alarms. - There was an alarm
Of fire on Saturday last, occasioned by
the zeal OF our juvenile fireman connected
with the time honored wreck of "Extin.
s r,fsbor" M z who yvera .akinr fhrir
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Hon. Stephen c. Phillips, of Salem
Mass, is among the lost of the steamer
Montreal, an account Of whose disaster
we give in another place. A Mr. Nor
cross, supposed to be Isaac W, broth
e. Of N. G. Norcross, the ".an5cs Ii ("
ci Lowell, is also anon; tn, victims.
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Up to this morning $50 bodies have
been recovered of those list by the bar
ming of steamer Montreal. Several
Americans are among taem. It is said
but as yet their names h4se not been
sscer, aimed.
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The DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvES-
TON assembled in Portland, Tuesday,
and nominated Manasseh II. Smith, OF
" arren, for Governor, he having go
out of SIS votes. The Convention evil
IDENTIFY didn't have the fear Of the Maine
Law before their eyes, for jollier aud
mcrrier set of men never assembled in
Cons ention, if the reports are to be be-
lisyed. Actually, they were so "set up
as to introduce Mr. Smith "a relative
Of John Smith, we presume J US 1.-THE next
Governor of Maine. l!D and then
cheeged Justify. There must have been
some eery ardent spirits" present. We
have not space to give further accoun,
OF this, after all, melancholy farce.
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V. L. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
i. the authorized gent for this paper in the cities
Of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia. and is
daily empowered to take Advertisements and sub
scriptions ct the required by ug His receipts
will be regarded as payments. lin Offices are
BoS1oy, seollay's Building; Ntw foRS, Tribune
buildings; Pn!LApEirHiA, y. L Cor. Fiith and
Chestnut Streets
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Sr T,orIs 2ofh

The great drug establishment. of Barn
ard, Adams & Co, was consumed this
morning In twelve minutes after the
first alarm, the building and stock were
= mass of ruins The loss is about
500 900 insured $4,000.
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Mathematical Problem.

Admitting the earth to be perfect
sphere whose diameter is 1912 miles.
it is required to find the altitude OF the
inscribed cone which shall render the
convex surface the greatest possible.
+. w. G.
Answers in two weeks.
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N.~s>rs. Nint7n IT Cray BHF+. # I.ili.-
-assl; Curp. ei /. t.v, id5's+e.4, g. Ar
t dover: N3Ytis#4. III 4yHiN.i #, Aiam@, o..
Ch,rrvGeld. Perry. Of Eilswors!. iuslow
oe llulton: Moor, of Aagaeta Brown, Of
E. S,lap; Perhatn, Of Wceis:o,4, lowell. of
r S.,nt,er, lie Weel, of OlituVn Hewitt. IS
Iath. and Kennedy, Of War; w5rs af-
n6ipted a committee to rccgivr. sort and
. count the votes for "A os.iiei.lB IT Governor.
\ Hon. j. j. Perry nr,,s, and s3lieitel the
: attention o! the Convention. IL stltasl that
h. had. towards the end ui the ,3it session
: of Congress. received many communicate ~,
e soliciting him to permit his maine t. b Us.s>.
: Tor candidate For Governor hp5r' this Con
: y,ntiln. He had - b,cn called Upln SINCE
: his return home. aud to-day several Il lega-
tions had made known to Linn that thew VIZ.
under instructions to vote for i'm for t,at
: oFic,. unless he positively declined. lie de-
lsirtd no greater honor t4an TO act in thr
G PARTY with the rank and file, and Therefore
e declined now. n he uniformly lad WHOM.
spoken 70 on the sIbiect t. be cyirlsi crcd as
candidate
Mr. ilaliowcll of Bangor. aras' and said
Before the Convention procs.97l n btil3t
Cor candidate for Governor Of the STATE.
deem it proper to call attention t.
the fact that the very general satisfaction
which the present Executive has given in his
administration If public affairs, may well
point out Governor NIlilms - TIE s44s,aast.
of the Rerublic4n PARTY. | M r .as ID IT,
cumstanc5s members of the Gous nti9n. uu.
les uprri.ad d his wi<ies, Hiis5=5 ~ r,s..
loaahly tr led II east their s. to a. Is lastr.
In order therefore that tho cas-. mav a. full,
and ar,taal, will STAT. t4ail i.4F- L=za a..
tl5rtkad Nv GOV. Wtiu4m- t. s.4 it=n#.,4
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= sp f. slIS..A assse s1AVel..a-.,
W. Isvo,c a large r.. tioa Of wax linn
mitcd space tnis week to report oft..e
procc hngs of the Republican Couyea
,,on. held at Bangor On the 25ih inst.
We c5py the report itom the Bangor
Wig.
The Republican Del s.tes FROM The sever
Al towns in tho State assembled IN large num-
bars at Nerembegl Hall in Bangor on Thurs
day. june 25th, ls57.
fae Convention was called to order by }
l.. Stevens. Esq, Chairman OF the STATE
Committee. on whose motion Jede,tiah jew
ett ESQ, Of Portland, Ns choscn teiupora-
~ Chairman Moses Littleticld OF Saowhe-
gan. and james VI. Lincoln OF Bath, were
chosen Secretaries.
PRAYER was then offered by Rev. Mr.. Cald-
well OF Bangor.
On motion. Committee. consisting of on
from each County, was appointed 10 receive
and examine the credentals oil Delegates
VIZ:
York-Dmmond Roberts. Of Lyman.
CumbcrIand-Hcnry FOX, of Portland.
Oxford Benz. Freeman, Of Bethel.
Saradahock-l ) Cotton, Of Rowdoin.
Androscosgin-J. Dngley, Jr., of Au-
burn
Kcnnebec-C A. Wing, # Winthrop.
I.inesln-W : Cochran, If Waldo5ar1'.
pcnohscnt--E. c. Brett, OF oldtoNn.
Walao-Timothy Copp. Of Liberty.
H.ncoCk-L q. Philhrook, of S,dgwick
Washinston-Geo W. Dyer. of Calais
Aroastnak-S. c. Ward. OF LinneGs.
Fr.nklin-Anlrew lins.1tt, IT JAW.
observation-disclosures Hi, Of Dover
Somerset-Albcrt Smith, OF st. Adams.
On motion committee Of one from each
county was appointed to recommend names
for u permanent organization.
COMMITTEE Oh oRea>tzsriox.
York-Abraham Gilpatrick, of -. Ber-
wick
Cumberland-,John Lynch, OF Wcstbr55k
oxrord-hm ricA Bislec. Of Paris
Sagaaahec-sumner Adams, OF Richmond
AndroscoEgin-W illam Lowell, of Minot.
Kennebco-J H. Drumm0nd, Of Water.
willie.
Lincoln-A. W Kennedy, of Warren.
Penobscot-John l.. Robinson, of C1rinth
HAncoek-Barncv : Hill. OF iouldshoro'
Waslington-G. W. thadbournc, OF Per
, rey.
Aro,stsok-Wm II Winslow Of Houlton
Frsnklin-N Cannon, ei Philips.
| Iqais--DAniel bennett, Of Milo.
| Somsrset-John :. Abbott, o! Norriiss
wock
Waldo---Jghn Haley, Of Frankfort,
! On melton it WAS voted that each county
delegation proceed to select enc member o
. H., 4 i.,,,,5. tito an kta- tiuti#tu
/ An adjournment for fifteen minutes wp
then had, t. afford time i9r the County dsii
cations tn select the members Of the Commit
| tee IN Resolutions,
/ After which the several delegations r.p,r
{ ed and tie following gentlemen We're aeear
dinghy appointed as the
/ olxNirrEK ny RESOLUTIONS.
York-Scth Scammon Of Saco.
Cumbe rland--Jcde,liah Jcwett, Of Pr:
land
Lineoln-lddo .. Kin}all, Of Roaklaal
Hanc1ck-ParAer Tuck. Of Barn~F,rt-
| Washinzt 5n--JamrS = Pix, ot t.dais.
oxford-Enoch W Woodbury., Of swe
den.
Manifestations G Blaine Of Augusta
S1nero~,--Wm, VI. ( Brown, Of sion
Waldo-tiIan Davis. ot Er
Penottse5t--G,o W lns r II, 90; Bang T
FrAnS!in-RpAri Gaadan5w, Of f.fula=
Aroest,9k-Jls pa B Ihll, Of pfs-44.f
! I>la
Andr5~s5ssin-,I. :. i.yfard, Of panyi.ie
Sagadahoc-W m. VI. Rcd. Of Bat.
piseata4uis--JJhnl II Re-. ~ " ias n
un III tiol. the serti county l.! ] -s.ti N
y,srp room It 4 r., sen. t. name IL san
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haf.e every reslsetas!s essiaen ~t0 saiss, the
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-Bucksport was the Arst place in which a
,,;ntinr pr~ss was introduced in the Psnob-
se~t vwslsy
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Answer

To ldsf tcetks Enigna.
TuEL LADIES OF ELLswoRrH-MAY Con
BLESS THEM
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York James VI n1erirs, Of SAco,
CamberAnl--E d. reek, Of Portland
0xe5r,l-Sidncy Pcrham, u Woodstock
Sas4Aaaae-JJhn : Blker OF Bath.
Aulrascogsia--SAmucl Il. Holt, o( Tar
ner.
Kennebec---J Jim l.. Stevens, Of augusta,
Linculn--1 ;. Clark, of Bristol
Penosseot-Samuei Z Strickland, ui Ban
Walda--rhomas II Marshal, Of Belfast
Hancock--Sunats Wa>s3n. OF Franklin,
Neutrality-suspicious. y. Miihken, q. Cher
ryfeld
Aroos,ook-Eben'r Woodbury., Of lIoul-
ton.
Frauklin---J. G. Hoyt, Of Wilton.
Pisea,aauis---E II b Woodbury. of D.
yer.
Somersst--B. W. Norris. Of SkowhegAn.
The Committee on Permanent OrsAnIz4-
ton then reported the following nam = " hieh
they recommended Tor officers OF the cunyen-
ton
President--Hon Noah Smith, Jr Of Cal
ais.
Vice Presidents
York-Hon T. F. Bourne,
Cumherland---Iuhn A. Poor. E-1
Oxford-IIon. John J Perry.
Sagad .hoe-J si.ih Morrow. Esq.
IN iruscogsin--IsrAel Washburn ESQ.
X nnebec- w lillian Palmer, Esq.
laincoln--Hon. Nathan Farwoll.
penpbec 3t---llon, Amos Pckard
Waldo-Ilon. Henry McGilvcry
Hancock---Dr NJ K, Pulsiier
Washington---Hon. 5. {. Foster.
Aroostook--Col. David Page
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The COMMITTEES on Credentials made re-
port Of a list Of Delegates as follows
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The report was accepted,