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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, july l. 1862.

1t is reported shat Farragut la, DESTROYED the
town of Warrington. the cpi,on Sa> .ugned
all along the river.
Gen. Curtiss Is in periious position III Ar
kansas. the rebel Gen. Rains being ia his rear
with 10 900 men.
Steamer Metamnri tram Port Il IyAl the 2g,h
has arrived. y" news
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Very Latest by Telegraph


RUMoES 81 f"REUCN INTERVENTION.
Nkw IoRK, July 1. fhe Heratd'S W ashng-
ton dispatch says 1t i understood that the Gov
ernnent has been t.utihed by the ministers OF
,be TWO leading European powers that war must
iminedla;e!y HI brJugnt 10 al end.
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New loRG July l. The steamship Scotia,
from Liverpool the 2lS; and Queenstown the
22d arrived at 4 'cl0cA this morning. The
Tih,tS pu OllshcS IL hotter IRON rs New York cor
respondent. ~ whIca Il, says If Eug!and and
FraEc- lntend Stopping Ia al the last moment
now y the une e. "r,ct submission on ihe South
ana naSnah!nIly ~ "dtt.e, lut unless beaure-
aarC anu tc u:hee leader, $40, :rd III rctrcatng
t. Texas rher, Is not Tie slIG6ee, ape iot their
cause. lhcIr Cream OF indcpendanca Is over,
and they can do nothing urtner " realize It,,
cxcep, ty a hopeless guerrilla warfare.
rnc Norhing HeraM gives different view.
Ii represents tne ConeGerdtes rs very strong,
b,u II is doubtful Il lhcy risk another en-agr-
ment at RichmOn-: 1t Is assured that the Fed
eral less at Far OAKS was 10 600
The Army and Nary Gazette argues that the
Clniederates are rapIaN giving way under TIE
steady And sclcniIhcal! applied superior re
sources OF tie North. /; thinks, however, that
the Federal military >uvrcsses give 10 guaran, y
iJr he restoration VI the ulUn.
The FaIIo Constitutional regards mediation as
Il mere question Of time. FuDlic opinion IS IN
favor OF 1t, and 1t salnr ground II France and
England II y :or III: noyegnmcnt - ,elAe a
favorable opportunity.
In the House oi Commons Mr. LINDSAY IN
poslpoolny ill Gus Ith his motion reI". i've to
British relations with America, expressed hopcr
that tEt Government would. IN the meantime
see the necessity Of recognizing the South, and
OF taking the matter pat of the hands Of psi
vate memoUrs, DIS It was perfectly clear that the
Coniederatcs were row anie Ia assert their indie
pendence.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

RIcH.-Parties having friends who have
'skedaddled' to avoid draft, will be gratified
to learn that a considerable number of these
'brave hearts" are now abiding in Her Majes-
TVS dominions.
We learn that one of our merchants received
a letter yesterday from former post master
of Bethel, who is one of ''the gallant few" re-
questing him to communicate TO his wife the
intelligence that her skedaddling lord was
safely located at Coaticook, Canada, and that,
though he longed to share once more the COM
forts of home and all those privileges in which
'the unterrifed' delight, his absence would be
wholly regulated by the results of war. His
object in writing thus was that the authorities
{! might get no clue TO his whereabouts by
means of letter coming from him to the
Bethel post office. The poor fellow and his
comrades are terribly frightened, and well they
may be, for according to Don't-See-Its Law/f
abomi-Nations, every man who skedaddl + in
time of war, must be skedoddled in tIe of
peace.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
Our Country Calls.

We would direct the attention of our readers
TO the letter from our Washington correspon-
dent in another column. Men of Maine! Rail
ly once more for the maintenance of your
Government! Don't stop to ask what bounty
will be paid you, but I'll up the regiments now
called for and a grateful country, rescued from
destruction, will deal generously with you.
RALLY, RALLY! to the defence of the glo-
rious Flag.
sB- Col. Jackson, of the Fifth Maine, ar
rived in Augusta last Tuesday, on his way to
Waterville, to visit the parents of Lieut.. Col.
Heath. who was shot dead by his side in the
battle before Richmond
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

APPoINTMESTs.-The following appoint
'ments were made by the Governor yesterday /:
Major Thos. w. Porter, Bangor, Lieut.. Col
Of 14th Regiment, vice Millken resigned
Adjt- Charles S. Bickmore, Searsport, Maj.
of 14th Regiment, vice Porter promoted.
Lieut. James II. Metcalf, Augusta. Adjutant
of l4th Regiment, vice Bickmore promoted
Andrew F. F. Hall, Wiscasset, 1st Lieut..
Co. &C. 14th Regiment vice Reed resigned
Chapman Reed, Boothbay, I'd Lieut.. Co.
&C. 14th Regiment, vice Hall promoted.
George W. Wooster, West Glenburn, list
Lieut.. Co. Sc" 14th Regiment vice French
promoted.
Aaron II. Keene, Atkinson, I'd Lieut.. Co.
e." 14th Regiment vice Metcalf promoted.
Joseph w. Wiswell, Scarsport, LIST Lieut.
Co. &C." 14th Regiment, vice Noyes resigned
Isaac Frank Hobbs, Norway, I'd Lieut.. Co.
&C. l4th Regiment, vice Wiswell promoted.
Winslow Roberts, Brooks, Captain Co. *, .
14th Regiment vice Lothrop resigned.
Ira B. Gardner, Patten, I'd Lieut.. Co. 81
14th Regiment vice Roberts promoted.
Charles f. Blackwell, Patten, I'd Lieut.. Co.
~ l4th Regiment, vice Gardner promoted.
Joseph p. French, Bucksport, Captain Co.
*" 14th Regiment vice Morris resigned.
Edward A. Skinner, Buxton, LIST. Lieut.. Co.
*" 14th Regiment vice Hubbard resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
New York Money Market.

r NEW YORK, July IA.
The market rate for money call loans il six per
cent, with few transactions TO the leading stock
firms at five per cent, and a greater proportion at
seven per cent. Prime commercial paper is in de-
mand at five TO per cent according the dates
of maturity.
AT the morning board gold opened at ISL and adj
yanced rapidly TO ll6l and closed 1851 the
ond board il was sold at 1l6i In the open market
the price Is ll6f TO ll6k. Silver is selling at ten to
twelve premium nickel cents at four to five and the
Old demand notes at seven and a half TO ten pre-
MUM.
Foreign exchange is unsettled and the closing rate
for bankers sixty day sterling bills is 12sg
The cost of sixty day sterling bills for RENTING
gold double eagles to London at 1851 III; this cal
cuisiion covers insurance and a commission The
most eligible and profitable remittanccs importers
are American produce. These will give exchange at
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

SOUTH PARIS, July 16, 1862.
Yesterday was stirring day in this region.
The companies Of militia in the towns of Paris,
Norway and Oxford, were summoned to as
semble at the "Fair Grounds" for organiza-
ton, and there wait further orders At the
time appointed, the ''Oxford Bears" to the
number of one thousand or more, were at the
OF the weaker SEX" who are now strong and
active in their country's service.
The large assembly was called to order in
the open air by Major General w. w. Virgin.
and Hon. II. X. Goodenow, of Paris. was called
to the chair, who, after a few brief remarks.
introduced General o. o. Howard the hero of
Fair Oaks. He was received with shouts of
applause, which made the welkn ring, and
fairly shook the hills.
Gen. II. made an eloquent and stirring ap-
peal, which held the undivided attention of his
audience for half an hour, and suffused MANY
ready eye with tears. His reception here
must have convinced him that the hearts of
his fellow citizens in Maine are with him. and
that his noble deeds are appreciated and will
be surely rewarded.
At the close of Gen. Towards address, Mai.
WI Frye, of Lewiston, was called out, and
made stirring speech, which was just the
right thing in the right place.
He was followed by Hon. l. l. Perry. who
spoke in his usual ofi-hand style, not sparing
the miserable "skedaddlers,' who have dis
graced this part of the State by their coward
ly race for Canada, ria Me Nuthegan roods
The election of officers in the several COM
panies then took place, under the direction of
Major Frye, and was conducted in the most
orderly and satisfactory manner.
Gen. Howard left South Paris for Bryants
Pond, in the afternoon train, where he adj
dressed a similar audience. OMIcRoN.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
TESTIMONIALS:

Commercial House, Portland, June L. 1862
Having introduced the Anderson Spring Bed Bot
tom into my house, after trial, pronounce il to be
an easy and healthy bed. l using several kinds
of spring bed bottoms. but consider the Anderson
n. J. DAVIS, Proprietor.
We have introduced several of the Justly cclebrat-
cd Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" to our sleeping
apartments. We give this spring bed bottom decid-
cd preference any and all othere we have ever
used Our guests speak of them in the highest terms
We recommend their to all hotel keepers who de-
sire the comfort of their guests.
W. ID. MCLAUGHLIN & son,
May Il. 1868. Franklin House, Bangor. Me.
Anderson Spring Bed Bottom' have purchased
three Of them al ye dollars each and do most cheer.
fully recommend them to the public.
watervile, May, 1861. DIR. n. Il. BoUTELL
Mr.. ID. X. Frohcck has furnished the beds in my
house with the Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" and
most convenient economical and comfortable thing
of the kind with which am acquainted.
Principal of Family School, Little Blue Fsrminrton
have had the unspeakablc pleasure Of sleeping on
one of the Anderson Spring Bed Bottoms for the
thing had anticipated. My wife. who is feeble, has
had good rest for six months till occupying Of
these beds She would not pa With T I on any ae-
Pennington, Feb 2s 1862
The Bed Bottom bought of you fully merits my
dations. would cheerfully recommend II to all who
desire to improve their sleeping apartments;
Augusta, April le. 1862. A. N. WILLIAMS.
Having tested the Anderson Spring Bed Bottom
can chcerfully recommend il TO all who in need
of such articles and believe II TO be superior to
julI7d5m - - REV. Z. HALVES.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
The White.Kid Policy Denounced.


While class of remarkably patriotic gentle
men, in this down-east State. are advocating
the "don't-hurt-'em" policy towards the rebels,
and are full of brotherhood towards those who
stand ready to bayonet our wounded soldiers.
to fight under a black flag, or to blend the
tomahawk and scalping knife of the Indian
with the weapons of honorable warfare. it is
refreshing to find some men, standing high in
the ranks of the Democracy, who have no such
sickly sentimentality, but who demand that all
means that can be made available for crushing
this internal rebellion shall be pressed into the
service. Senator Rice of Minnesota, though
Rreckenridre man in 1890 Tins sneats nc ra-
,,,..a, =. ~ -,
po'0ou III Tue proceedings vi 'ne oni'eu States
Senate:
Mr. Rice (Minn.) said the time had come
when we must either recognize the Southern
Confederacy or speedily put il down, and use
all the means in our power Must we, when
rebels resort to all MEANS fail from any sickly
notions-refrain from using all means in our
power to meet and suppress the rebellion? He
would not hesitate moment, but would vote
for any measure for that end.
A few DAVIS since we ouoted John LOGAN
tho "a, ,orsono, .na ,,o,;,;o., e-;a,,a 80 az
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hv so,,hor0 ,ol;,;o;.ns lo,,,, a,,,,, NJ Ill
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IN Wv
we now have before us copy OF the Bati-
more American of July 2d-not Democratic
paper. nerhans-certainlv not n Renul;cap ma
..,-,.-,,.
p"p'' paoasneu III s'''eho'u''e
o'''.e anu ei'y' anu IN II we iind 'he iohowihs:
Liza ms US t . = not 70 DC put down 3y any
making. That was tried tboroncblv AZ srst
and with the 'Crittenden compromise resolu-
tons. The atrocious foolery OF that period
t,;,i. nSw LIAM one leel inuisna'' a. we
BENJAMIN. Davis. and Others. in manmuvring
merely to gain time, and with no purpose
Whatever OF accepting any terms at all which
n ~. s'op them, snort OF an appeal 10 arms.
Lney nave sought ,ne latter, insisted upon 1t:
~. .neii ge. suilc'ehcy oi "hat tney were
a',el, anu ie, the nation irowh down all at
shP's 70 make terms ior theh untii they are
thoroughly "hippeu-as lhey rlchiy deserve
The name of Andrew johnson sends a thrill
through every patriotic heart. He is civilian.
a.. xf;,;..u,, ce,.o,.,,. - ,ra... ~
1'o '"ni'9 oo'e.noi Vi ieiinesse' De'ho-
crat oil the Old jackson school, and now listen
to what he says, and see how little respect he
eyinces for handling the rebels with velvet
gloves.
"Tbe strong arm of the Government must
be barred, and Justice must do her work We
may as well understand the fact first as last,
anu go 70 work rasiohany. II you persist IN
ernment cav in The face Of 5aaxs, ', r;ys M ,ro
my Government and let the negroes go.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

She provides literally for the families of
soldiers, and is now paying out money weekly,
in sums varying from 81 to So per family-in
some instances paying as high to a single fam
lily as $3.50 per year. 1t seems to us that when
the matter is viewed in its relations to the
whoie State, no one win say that the city has
not done nobly.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
Old second District-vacancy.

The Republicans and all other citizens of the Sec
ond Congressional District II existed under the
former superintendent. who support the State and
National Administrations requested to meet in
Convention by delegates, in Auburn Hall. Auburn,
on Friday the Sth day of August next. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon for the purpose of nominating
didae represent the District for the remainder of
the XXXVIIth Congress-to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Hon. c. w. Walton.
The basis of representation viii be as in the other
Convention notified above
III. G. Russ, j. W. FAIRBANKS,
WIN. KILBoURNE, BENIN FuRBIsH,
July 10, 1862 Republican District Com.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
Per steamship Norwegian, al Quebec

Cid at Gibraltar 23d nit. kershaw Nichols
Marseillss; Wildfrc, Perkins, Tarragona.
Ar at Cronstadt 9th, II L spearing, Rogers. Liv-
erpool.
Cid at London I'd inst. Fawn, Reed, New York;
Roanoke, Co.'S, Cardiff and Nauritius
Ent outwards 3d. james X Keller Delano, for New
York.
Put into Portsmouth I'd. Mary Fox Fredericks
from London for Newport T..
Sailed from Glasgow I'd, Martha's Whey ard weav-
err New York
Ar at Liverpool ID inst, John Clark, Letournau.
Baltimore; Alexander Marshall Marshall; American
lnion, Hubbard, and Eastern State, Heating New
York.
Emit for ldg I'd, Albion, Williams, for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
The Imminent Danger of the Republic-A
New Merrimac.-Maine Men Rescued.
WASHINGTON. July ID. 1862.

WASHINGTON, July IL. 1907.
The feeling here is that, to save the nation,
the immediate support of the people is neces-
sary-indispensabe. The people in arms
must rally sB- AT ONCE to the rescue of the
republic, the nation, the government, or THEY
ARE LOST. There is no mistake about this.
Then let the people rally at once. Let them
not ask who shall go first, but each go himself.
Better let the harvests go uncropped, or leave
the women to reap them, and come to the res
cue of the country. Two months will decide
the question whether or not America is to be
republic of selfgoverning people, or wheth-
err we are to have half dozen governments,
and after that despotisms and anarchy. The
issues now pending for us to decide are far
more momentous than any ever before aris-
ing on earth.
couraging our people, short way to give
them their deserts would be to cut their
Threats. The PEOPLE must deal with such
characters; the government is too busy to
do it. A few EXAMPLES would settle the bust
ness for all. The country is at its critical pc
riod the crisis oflife or death, and history will
pardon the frenzies its woe engenders.
There is no news here. Our troops are be-
lieved to be concentrating for an effective
blow.
There are those who believe that the enemy
design moving on Washington. The seces-
sionists have caused such rumor to be cur
rent in singh circles" here. This bugbear once
before led to the murder of brave men of ours
before Richmond.
find the report from fugitive white mani
is that the rebels have constructed new Mer-
rimac-called Young Merrimdc-in the James
river, at or near Richmond. The report is
likely to be true. We have despised such re-
ports hitherto, osly to find them verified i'm
panic and disaster. The rebels, able barbara
ans, are using their resources, among which is
time, with tremendous energy. / do not des-
pair that we shall, before the downfall of the
republic, initiate their example in this particu-
lar.
Haxwell's mansion, and Col Hill Carriers
house. near the James river, were used as hos
pitfalls by our troops in the fights of Monday
and Tuesday, June 30, and July l. When we
retired the wounded in these houses fell into
the hands of the enemy. Last week Tuesday,
the gunboat Mauritania shelled the rebels in
the neghborhood, and sent an armed party on
shore, who rescued thirty-six wounded pris-
oners, among whom were the Maine men
po,nnd holoxv.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

MAINE OFFICERS AT RICHMOND. The
Richmond Enquirer of the 9TH has list of
Federal officers claimed to have been captured
in the recent Battles, and now in prison in that
city. 1t is, says the Boston Journal, glaringly
incorrect in some particulars, and probably is
not very reliable. We copy the Maine names
Second Lieut.. G. J. Brown Co. Z. I'd Regt.
Lieut.. Col. George Vaney. I'd Regt
Capt. l.. Emerson, Co. E. I'd Regt.
First Lieut. +. H. Pillsbury, Co. b. 5th Me.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

SECOND DISTRICT.

The Republicans and all other citizens of the Sec
ond Congressional District who support the State and
National Administrations, requested TO meet in
Convention by delegates, at Auburn, on Friday. the
9Th day of August next at three O'Clock in the after
moo for the purpose of nominating a candidate to
represent the Distaict iu the XXXvIIIth Congress.
The basis of representation will be as follows: Each
city, town and plantation shall be entitled to del
egate An additional delegate for the first seventy
I'VE votes cast for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor in 1861; and for each additional humid
red votos cast for said candidate majority frac-
ton of one hundred to be entitled to additional
delegate.
j. ID. HAM, A. G. HEwEY,
SYLVESTER OAKEs SIDNEY PERHAM,
JOSIAH MRRRow f. w WOODBURY.,
ANDREW LISscoTT,
July 9th 1862 Republican District Com.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

These were sent down to Fortress Monroe by
the steamer Vanderbilt, Wednesday, July 9th
To the credit of the humanity of Col Hill
Carter, named above, let it be mentioned that.
as stated bya correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Inquirer, the Colonel, although seces-
sionist in principle, treated our wounded as he
would his own sons. He made no difference
between sour own people" and the Union men.
1t is pleasant to record such an exception
Most of our enemies in this war are barbarous,
and brutes as well as rebels. D.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
CLEARED,
DISASTERS.

ship Carolus Magnus, before reported ashore on
the lower end of Governors Island has been fioated
Off afier discharging part of cargo. She has sus-
tanned no damage.
Ship Mary l. Sutton, at San Francisco, from New
York. stove bulwarks split covering boards and ear
ried away foretopmast on the passagu
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

og- Once more we would repe: and wish
it distinctly understood, that we u not hold
ourself responsible for the senti, /nts ola cor
respondent, andyet we shall exclude com
munications accompanied ~ responsible
name, except-as may some mes be the case
We believe their publicati.f would be of mis-
chievous practical tende'1y.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
STATE OF MAINE.
GENERAL ORDER n On

UENEKAIs UKUEK No. -.
In view of the eNigcneies of the OCCASION the Com
mander-n-C hicf orders aud directs that the Acting
Paymaster General of the state shall nav TO each en-
listed volunteer of the thousand called for BY
the General Government from this State upon the
muster OF each Company or Regiment tof those now
being organizedl. into the service of the United
STATES the sum of thirty dollars sl at It's Regimen
tal RENDEZVOUS; and to each recruit for Regiments
now IN the field, the sum of thirty-hye dollars 1885,
TO be paid after his muster into United States service
and before leaving the State This added TO the
United States bounty, and To the premium and ad-
vance pay, will make advance in all. before leas-
ing the State, of seventy dollars tS10) To those enlist
ing in new Regiments, and scyentyfye dollars (S75)
to those enlistng in the old.
BY order of the Commander-in-Chief
JOHN l.. HODSDON,
jull6d&wlw Adjutant General.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

WESTERN-Arriycs at 1910 and PM. Closes at
1.45 AN and 2 PM.
EAsTERN-Arriycs at LAS PM. Closes ut I'M
STEAMBOAT MAII.-Arrives from Passport Me- st
John n and the British Provinces, Tuesday and
FRIDAY mornings. Closes Mondays and Thursdays
at4PM.
EUROPE, via Quebec-Closcs every Friday at IL NJ
CANADA-Arrives at /. As PM. Closes at IL NJ
COUNTRY MAlLS-Arrives about I'M. Closes at
o pm.