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connseation BII--Letter from Hon.
VIM G. Brown.
Hall HoUsR or REPREsESTETITEz,l
July IEt, 1862.
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PEEsEIcE says two great geographical
discoveries are yet to be rnade-the source
of the Niger and 'the last ditch.
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Of Peoples Bank, July i,

Interest On All eertfheafes of siero.ft f.ls i,Ss
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egnnt. J.R DICKEY lISlIiey
Wheeling, Va, July LIST, isG2
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Inc un1eFHigned, a committee appoiate1 bY the
oard Of Direetors Of the Cittzens Deposff Bank Of
wheeling, to examine the books aud accounts o.
sld DO hereby certify that they have earefully
examined The same, and ind tie above statement
correct /. H. WILLIA1TS
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wheeling, June 30, 1852
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Removal.

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19
Commander Preble.

The case of Commander Preble has been re-
ferred to a board of three officers, instructed
to report whether it appears from the state
ment in the commanders three letters relating
the circumstances under which the 0vieto
entered the port of Mobile. that he did or did
not perform his duty in blockadng that port.
Under a verbal understanding between the
Secretary Of the Navy and Commander Preble,
these papers were placed in the hands of
commission consisting of Rear Admiral A. H.
Foote, Commodore Charles III. Davis and
Lieut.. Commanding S. L. Phelps. The com
missioners sustain the action of Secretary
Welles in dismissing Commander Preble from
the service, laying especial stress upon his
failure to challenge the Ovieto, and ascertain
her true character. We take the following
extract from their report, from the Boston
Journal:
The Board proceeded to the investigation,
confniRg its examination, as ii tcds instruct
ed to do to those three reports of Commander
Prebte, dated Sept. 4, 8, and Oct. IL, 1862.
The Board is ordered to report whether or
not,in its opinion, Commander Preble perform
ed his whole duty as senior officer of the force
blockading Mobile, and did his utmost to pre-
vent the passage of the Oyieto into that har
Dor.
1t is the opinion of the Board that Com
mander Preble did not perform his whole du-
ty as senior officer of the force bockading
Mobile, and further that he did not do his ut
most to prevent the passage of the Oyieto into
Mobile.
This decision will greatly dsappoint Com
mander Preble's friends in this city, and the
more, because its grounds seem even more re-
stricted than those on which the action of the
President was originally based. 1t cannot be
denied, that this removal appears to have been
made without due elaboration; and the Gov
eminent owes it to itself and to veteran Of
ficer, to suffer full investigation, embracing
all the evidence pertaining TO character, gen
eral vigilance, &c, to be made and given to
the public The Journal gives also the follow
ing passage from note signed by Command
er Hewett, of the British Government steam
ship Rinaldo, and bearing directly upon this
case:
When at Nassau, in June last, we met the
Ovieto, and she was reported as an English
dispatch vessel by my signal man as well as
others. She was painted like British vessel
OF war, and on going on board | found her fit
tings the same as our vessels of the same class
had met the Ovieto at sea, armed and wear
ing pennant, should have taken her for one
of our own ships.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19
Questionable Public Service.

Since the recent repulse at Fredericksburg,
the conservative O. press has commenced a
general onslaught upon Gen. Halleck and the
administration, which, when heard of in Charles
ton and Richmond will be most cheering to
the spirits of those rebel cities. Nothing is
too violent or too vile for the press referred TO
to indulge in. The veil drawn over their evil
dent qualification at the partial miscarriage OF
of the plan of operations, is too thin and trans
parent to conceal tue demoniac delight which
that failure has afforded some of them at least.
If we could for moment believe they were
influenced by any worthy motives; that COM
misseration for the killed and wounded that
fear OF the favorable effect the reverse will
have upon the rebellion itself, or that desire
for Union triumph inspired their indignation,
we should feel unwilling to express more than
a modest dissent from the wisdom and pru-
dence of their course. But the inspiring mo-
tive is too obvious. 1t is hate, deep, unmixed
hate towards the administration, and desire
for its utter failure, that has too mnch to do in
the production of the outrageous and shame
full course TO which we have referred The
dutuOrS vi Tic iOui dUusc leiclItu W, art dI
heart in sympathy with the rebels, and are ready
to do anything and everything to sow discon-
tent in the public mind, and to make those
who have friends in the army believe that
Gen. Halleck and President Lincoln are MUIR
dering them in cold blood
We clip single item from one of these
conservative" Journals paper whose editor
has from the first betrayed his sympathy for
treason-to show how the heartless scoundrel
who penned it, while referring to ''the blood of
our valiant soldiers" cannot suppress his polit-
ical instincts, which alone prompt his affected
sympathy. The capitals are his:
Let this STUPENDOUS BLUNDER, and
the BLOOD of our valiant soldiers shed in a
TOM-FOOL affair, fall where it belongs, on
the shoulders of an ABOLITION ADMINS
{ TRATION AT WASHINGTON!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19
Wounded Maine Soldiers.

We are indebted to our attentive correspon-
dent "Skirmisher," for rough list of the
wounded Maine soldiers in the late battles at
Fredericksburg, received by him, and which
was made out on the spot. Some of the names
are very blindly written, and we have no means
of knowing whether we have correctly decipb-
cred them
SIXTEENTH REGIMESr-W. G. Plummer
wounded in the arm; J. C. Turner, hand; j
X Durgin, chest; G. NJ. Phillips. cheek: VIM.
Bgelow, leg; ST. Henry Austin. side: ]. III
Luz kin, hand; VIM. Blake, thigh; j. S. Bales
knee; w. G. Powers, leg and side: Fl. RI
Ramsdell, shoulder A. McHeath, chest; VIM.
b. Etter, head; S. H. Fiield, neck and leg: q.
ID. Bisbee, wrist; G. III. Berry, arm: j. ID.
Brooks, thigh; G. Smith, breast; N. Wade.
leg; ). Dyer chest; G. Tyler, mouth; C. Rog-
ers, hand; b. w. Cole. knee: w. Brown. leo
>. Farmer, leg; A. j. Quin, shoulder; j. w.
wilson, arm; Jos. Peacock, shoulder: Sergt.
Z. Bosworth, arm; J. z. Marks, thigh; c. b.
Marks, arm; A. X. Lovejoy, thigh; j. A.
Lowe, hand; VIM. Dinnelly, arm; T. NJ Read.
wrist; nj. j. hubert, shoulder; X. w. Higgins,
hip; Jere Eustes, hand; W. +. Lombard.
shoulder; Luther Bradford, hand; C. l.. Faver.
hand; III. NJ. Creation, dead.
FOURTH REGIMENT-Capt Geo. G.. Davis.
arm and leg; Jas. Shutter, finger and thigh.
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENTS. c. Paine.
fingers; J. c. Libbey, thigh. ....
REGIMENTS NOT REPoRTED.-G. w. Evans.
shoulder; j. A. Janler, thigh; Z. johnson,
Gen. Taylor's orderly, head; G. G. Leavens,
fingers; L. Lowegan, head.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19
The Verdict of an Enemy.

The London Quarterly Review is no friend
to this country, certainly not to its institutions,
for it Is the organ of toryism and hereditary
government, among the Quarterlies of the
British empire. or course that journal has
no special sympathies for the cause in which
our loyal people are now engaged to defend
the integrity of their country, and to prevent
its disruption. In the October number of that
journal, In reviewing Anthony Trollop's North
America, it thus speaks of our late President,
Mr.. Buchanan:
For the last four momentous months of his
presidency, he was obviously dominated by no
other desire than that of putting off the evil
day of hloodshed till his successors time. He
was traitor, if not by his action, at least by
his passive acquiescence; and if he acquesced
In that which it would have been wearisome
and arduous to resist, it was because he
had no motive for action His recklessness to
all that might happen, when once his tenure
OF office should have closed, was a striking IL
lnstration of the value of an hereditary throne
Sovereignty by birth, and sovereignty by cleo
ton, do not appear to differ very widely in the
average intellectual merits of the soveregns
they produce.
The Washington Chronicle very Justly re-
marks upon this, that "when those who have
been mainly instrumental in producing this
rebellion are so well remembered, and so
keenly criticised by our worst enemies in the
Old World, may we not patiently and calmly
await the hour when the men who are bravely
struggling to maintain this free government
VIII themselves be indicated, justified, and
appiauded by the same heretofore hostile tri-
bunal?,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid from Rio Janeiro 9Th ult ship Mnpehaha
Whitman, from New York; for San Srancisco; brig
Breeze. Outerbridge for Philadelphia
In port Oct 24th ships Golden Cross, Smell, from
Callas for Antwerp; Vim Lord, Jr Brown. from n
York for Acapulco ready; Revere. Gibbs. I'm Boston
for East Indies; barks Abigail. Mcfarland, wig;
Fannie Crenshaw. Munson, FIN Pernambuco; Ann
Grant Swain, I'm Bahia, repg; Il enwood. Rowland,
from New York, wig; brig Brothers. Brooks, from
and for Montevideo, ldg.
At do Nov 9Th ships Persia. Doane. from Cardiff
for the Pacific; Portland. Lcavtt, from Newport +
for Singapore; Shamrock. DoaEe. FIN Liverpool for
Calao; barks Warren. Peters from Boston. dsg
brig X Wright Garland fin Cape verd Islands do :
Tempest. Reed. FIN New York, unc.
AT Buenos Ayres Oct l7th Argonaut, Ayers, from
New York. disg, for Singapore; Wellington. Bars
tow, and kossuth, Gooding, disg; Josiah Bradlee.
Nichols for Calcutta, disg: Othello. Treyett, for
Callao: barks Archer, Lewis, for Boston soon; brig
Anna Wellington, jackson, for New York.
AT Barbados oath ult bark Monfexuma. Ham,
mond, I'm New York, ar ed; sch Daniel Williams
Hopkins, FIN Baltimore just mr..
Ar at do 18th ult bark Hamilton, Sprague, from
Philadelphia, land sailed 2lst for Guadaloupel 18TH
brig Cbas Adams Peterson, New York, land sailed
23d for Neyis)
AT Para 18th ult, brig solferino Higgins. from n
York, ar 4th.
At Cludad Bolivar 2sth ult. bark Mercy Ellen.
Griffin, for New York IA days.
son, Aspinwall
Sid l4th, sch Montrose, Nickerson, Baltimore.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19

DEAFNESS CURED.-Mrs. NJ. G. Brown will be at
the Preble House for one week.
remarkable case of deafness cured in twenty four
hours by Mrs. NJ. G. Brown, Professor on the Z, e
and Ear, and proprietor of Poor Richards Eve Water
II. Bartlett j. Dccoster No. Halls Court Port
land give this certificate, to certify that have been
deaf from child, and for twelve years past have
been quite deaf have spent hundreds of dollars,
without receiving any benefit whatever. Last Sat-
urday went TO the Preble House and made arrange
ments for Mrs. b. TO treat me for deafness In "a
hours after her first application could hear every
voice in the house. stand in the cellar and
hear the clock tick in the parlor Grateful to God
for his great deliverance, heartily commend her
mode of treatment to all who suffer as have done
Every kind of diseased and weak eyes also Catarrh,
healed. and cnre warranted. Charges moderate.
MRS. NJ. G. BROWN,
Nov. 1s-tf 40 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BAITINORE-Ar 18th seb Ada Franco. rooubs
Aouia Greek Istb brig n II Kirkland Knight IN
Arecibo - = ~
PHILADEIPHIA-Ar 18th. bark Minnesota Wat.
SON. Trinidad: schs A / Hortor EIweIl and i ID Ne
Carthy smith Boston
Ar l6tif schs Lucy Jane SAWYER. Bangor: EF
Lewis Wallace Portland
CID 18th scbs Harper Cosmos Barbadoes: VIM
Arthur Haskell Portland
Below shin grey Eagle from Rio Janeiro
NEW YORk-1r lsfh. shin NapoIeon- Thomson
from Liverpool; schs Transit Davis Malaga: Fakir
Heath Elizabethport
Ar nth ships Catnariue from Manila. Glenvooa
FIN Rio Ianeiro: brigs : NJ Ioyetf FIN Havana. Dali
muck do. Spartan i'm Rio Janeiro. sch i III GONG.
don Point Petre
Cid 10th schs Starlight Mckeeu Baltimore: Con-
vow Morrill, Newburyport: Eyerglade Tabbott FIN
Boston -
Sid 18th ships Tbeobold American Congress pvra
mid and Aouilla
Ar nth bark Anna Wheeler New Orleans. scbs
Olive Harvard Hutchingson Rockland. Minerva
from Bangor
Cid l1th ships Blanchard Meade London: bark
Fairy Barrett for Sbangbae: Texas Pendleton for
Havana: brig Mary Lowell Johnson Cienfuegos.
schs Fredona Wallace. So John NIB: Mary Brewer.
Perry Bath
[By tell Ar 18th sbips Contest Steele FIN Hong
Eong. Kitty Eloyd Itearhorn iiyarpn,l sen ,,i,s
Scotlsnd' from Genoa. 'fo0' V''' VII :
Below ship james Hoyey from London
NoRWICiI-Ar Isth scbs Telegranh Rogers FIN
Arrovo. Minnie Cobb ayerilI. Rockiand '"'
sid lsth sch Fair Dealer Gov and limo Wallace
New York.
NEwPORT-In mort 18th sehs a. rolipa C;,p.fr;.l
ssco for New York. Aryns Crowlev somarse, =,
a. r. I, ira..xs.,.s -, g. ~ - ~,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19

sB- The Brunswick Telegraph has some
discriminating patrons, whose acute remarks
are quoted with editorial comment in the last
number of that amusing paper. One man
bringing in an advertisement the other day
objected to the price, and then said, he 'would
not so much object to that. if it was a decent
paper in which to insert an advertisement"
Another says, "Secesh, think you are, Mr.
Tenney." And still another, Il cannot help
regarding yonr course as traitorous." And
still another, Here is Mr. Tenney, editing
neutral paper, and in every number he attacks
the Republicans" This is pretty state of
things, is it not? If the Telegraph would
save its reputation, (which though poor is bet
ter than none) it must positively cut such
companions as the New York World and Port
land Advertiser.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-19

gB- The Argus has made malignant at
tack upon Senator Morrill,. because of his de-
fence of the President, on the question of mil
itary arrests and the suspension of the habeas
corpus, against the assaults of such questiona-
Bile patriots as Salisbury of Delaware, and
Powell of Kentucky. The same paper also
makes fling at Senator Fessendeu on the
same subject. We think both Senators will
survive, and we have no fear that the Argus
ana all its party can persuade the people of
Maine to believe that Bob Elliot has been an in
Jured patriot, that Messrs. Morrill, and Fessen-
den are unworthy public servants, or that it
would be wise to supplant either of them by
the election to the Senate of Names chief
priest of slavery-F. O. J. Smith.
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DIED.

In this city Dec. 18th, Lieut.. Joseph H. PerIey Jr
of Co. E. 10th Me. Reg, aged 20 years
EgTuneral at his fathers residence. No. 7s Ok fore
street, on Saturday. at O'Clock r. NJ. Relatives anc
friends are invited.
In Scarborough Dec 18th, Miss Elizabeth daughter
of Horatio Southgate, Esq. aged 80 years.
In Bath Dec llth, T. c.. daughter of Isaac N. ant
Martha Chapman, aged ii years and months; 18th
Georgiana Robbins, aged 10 years.
In Biddeford, Dee. I'd, of heart disease, Mr. Jere
miah Buckley. aged 81 years months; Mr.. Reuben
Davis. aged SO years 10 months.
In North vassaboro Dec 3D. Richard Mullen, aget
81 years
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Diseases of the Urinary Organs.

III. c. MOTT, NJ. D., Operating and Consulting
Surgeon and PLY stefan. attends exclusively to Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genital Organs and Female
Complaints of all kinds, and the more obscure dis
eases of the Pelvic Vicera, Piles Ruptures HYDRO
cee, yaricocele, Fistua. Early Decline of Manhood
&C. DIR. NJ. keeps him self posted in all the improve
ments in the cure of Disease made in this country
or Europe and spares no expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE. eY-Ofhce So
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to 2
L. NJ. and to T. NJ
Mrs. NJ, who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maladies of her sex, can be consulted by ladies.
nurses. oct3eod6m
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Coop SPRING BED has become an almost indis-
pensable article, not only of comfort and necessity
with every family, while the united testimony of
Physicians has placed their healthfulness beyond
question.
Noinvalid should be without one.
As an evidence of the superiority of
CoREY'S "PREBLE" SPRING BED
over all Others is the fact that the demand for this
Spring Bed is quadruple that of any other kind.
October l. 1852. II
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sV Referring to Hon. Robert J. Walker.
Secretary OF Treasury under Polk, Senator
In Congress from Mississippi, and Gov. of
Kansas under Buchanan, the Washington
Chronicle says:
Governor Walkers steadfast support of the
measures of Mr.. Lincoln's Administration.
winch dates back from the beginning of our
troubles, and which has not weakened NOR
grown cold as these troubles increased is
pfooapiy the highest tribute that could be
PAID TO the Executive and his constitutional
ADVISERS. His great intellect and sturdy pat
riotlsm, which detected the falsehoods and
treachery of Buchanan and rejected his brides
and his Establishments, recognize the purity
ana the justice of the policy of the general
Administration, and enthusiastically support