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CAUTION
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-16

THE MORALE ON THE ARMY. = The last
number OF the New Hampshire Patriot pub
fishes several extracts from soldiers let
ters, showing that the croaking and grumb-
ling from certain quarters is moi to be regard
cd as an expression OF the real feeling of the
army. We copy asingie passage from letter
written by asoldier in Co. G, 18th New Hamp-
shire:
Tell mother that we get enough to eat-pork,
beans, potatoes, dried apples, sugar. onions,
coffee, tea, crackers, fresh beef, and SO on. We
have goo1 camping ground to stop on and good
houses built, dry and warm. So we sleep nice.
So much for the comfort Of the army. 9th
er letters tell the same story. The men are in
good heart for fighting, and expect to beat.
Testimony of this kind may be found in the
correspondence of New York journals of ey-
political hue. Our Maine boys confirm the
report. Here is brief extract from private
letter, written home under date of Feb. 2, by
Lieut. Col Conner OF the 7th Maine, and pub
lished by permission in the waterville Mail:
suppose you have an idea, as indeed had
that the army is demoralized think Il ia moi
Indeed never saw the Sd brigade in better con-
dition or in better spirits. The feeling here il in
striking contrast with that ut the North. II
seems to me that all the pluck and patriotism az
the North is monopolized by the ARMY of the
Potomac. breathe freer now that have got
away from 50 much secesh feeling and SO much
disloyal expression.
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Western soldiers and the Copperhead.,

The resolutions adopted by the officers oil
the Indiana regiments with Gen. Rosecrans,
strongly rebuking the disloyal practices of the
copperheads OF that Stete, have been forward
ed TO the Legislature, aud have created deci-
ded sensation among the parties interested.
Recently the resolutions, which were prepared
by Democrats, have been submitted TO the
Twenty-eighth Indiana regiment at Nashville,
and have been endorsed by every soldier
and every officer, with three exceptions A
correspondent says: M
The soldiers everywhere endorse them with
the utmost unanimnity and enthusiasm, a nd il Is
doubtful if in this entire army dozen fromIn-
diana can be found who will not support them
heart and hand
A meeting of the officers OF various Illinois
regiments stationed At Corinth, Miss, was
held previous to Jan. 30, at which resolutions
were adopted strongly condemning the bitter
partisan spirit manifested in Illinois in opposi-
ton to the plans OF the Federal and State au-
thorities for the suppression Of the rebellion /;
asking the people of Illinois to lay aside all
petty jealousies and party animosities. and as
one man stand by the army in unfolding the
President in his war measures; commencing
the course of Gov. Yates and Adjutant Gener-
al Fuller for their zeal,in getting troops into
the field from Illinois and saying TO the trail
torous members Of the Illinois Legislature
who have been proposing cessation of the
war, avowedly 10 arrange terms OF peace, but
really to give time for the nearly exhausted
rebels to recover their strength
Beware of the terrible retribution that is
falling upon your coadjutors at the South, and
that, as your crime is tenfod blacker will swift
ly smte you with tenfold horror, should YOU
persist in your damnable deeds Of treason.
The resolutions also inform Gov Yates that
should the loathsone treason of the mad
men who are trying to wrest from him por-
ton of his just authority render it necessary,
in his opinion, for us to return and crush out
treason there, we will promptly obey proper
order SO to do, for we despise sneaking trail
tor in the rear much more than an open rebel
In 'front.'" Execration is expressed for any
man who makes factious opposition to the
government, and propositions for cessation
Of hostiiities or a compromise denounced, I'M
less the rebels lay down their arms 1t was
voted TO have copy of the resolutions sent to
the commanding officer of each Illinois regi-
ment in the district to be read on dress parade,
and voted upon by the men of each regiment.
They were accordingly read before six regi-
ments, and unanimously adopted in every
case Boston Journal.
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The following letter has been forwarded :,
the Press for publication:

the Press for publication:
CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, VAL
FEBRUARY 8, 1853.
GEORGE r. DAVIS, ESQ.
Dear Sir Many persons visiting theii
friends in the army experience no little diff
Guilty IN finding the regiment TO which they
belong Those who are about to visit the ar.
my should know the company, regiment brig.
ade, division and corps TO be sought Thus
Thomas Biddle belongs to company A, I'd
Maine regiment, LIST brigade, LIST division, 5tl
corps. A knowledge OF the above facts will
| greatly facilitate the finding OF friends.
Boats leave Washington every day for Ac-
| quia Creek; trains of ears leave several times
during the day for Falmouth. The boat leaves
at O'Clock, A. Nj. Passes are now granted
TO civilians on presenting letters affirming their
loyalty from some one known to the Depart
ment, member of Congress, or the governor
OF State. wrote you the above facts, as
doubt not there are numerous inquiries made
of you, as TO the best way of reaching friends.
v Respectfully yours, sH
C. C. HAYES.
For the benefit Of those who have friends in
hospitals belonging to the army Of the Poto-
mac, we subioin correct list of all the hospi-
tails in Washington, Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, with their locations, and the surgeon in
charge of each:
Ascension-Dr. Smiths Church, 9th be-
tween G and II SITS. j. c. Dorr
Ascension-Southern Church, sth between
H and SITS. j. G. Dorr
Armory-Armory square, It'll st. d. w.
Bliss.
Alexandria, LIST division-Alexandria. ].
4. Summers.
Alexandria, I'd division-Alexandria. T.R.
Spencer.
Alexandria, Sd acknowledgements. Edwin
Bentley.
Campbell-7th St, near Park Hotel J.H.
Baxter.
Caryer--l4th ST., near Columbia College. o.
A. Judson.
Casparis-A ST., southeast of Capitol. w.
E. Waters.
Columbian-l4th ST., Columbia College. T.
A. Crosh.
College-Georgetown JIM. Brown.
Camp, exchanged and paroled prisoners
near Alexandria. Peter Cleary.
Douglas-Cor. ST. and n. j. ay. Peter
Pineo.
Eckington--Gales' house, n. Y.av. S. A.
Storrow.
Emory l-2 m. east of Capitol William
Glendenin.
Fairfax Seminary miles out of Alexan-
dria. David =. Smith.
rluey-N. 1. aV., near Oaes iafm. >. Mo-
ses.
Harewood-7th st., Corcoran's farm. T.
Antisell.
Judiciary Square,. ST., between 4th and
9th. A j. Marsh.
kaiorama-2lst St, near Boundary. r. j.
Thomas.
Lincoln-East of Capitol. Henry Bryant.
Mt. Pleasant-4th St, near boundary. c.
A. Mccall
~, ODD Fellows Hall-K St, near Navy Yard,
Seminary-Georgetown ii. Ducachet.
Stanton-Opposite Douglas. J. A. Lidell.
Stone-l4th ST., near Boundary. P. Glen
nan.
st. Elizabeth---Insane Asylum, Eastern
Branch. G. IL. Nichols.
st. Aloysus-K St, between LIST and I'd.
Alex. Ingram.
Trinity-C ST., cor. Sd. A. J. Baxtar.
Union Hotel-Cor. Bridge aud Washington
sts, Georgetown. Geo. w. Stipp.
Quartermaster's-17ths st.
Contraband-Cor. 18th and @. SITS.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

PORT ROYAL SC-Cld Eth inst sch T.I;.r.r
Conncr NOV Nest ' 'S' ~ ''A
In port sth. ship } Morton tof rhom.ston, ch.r.
tered nv t.oxe,nment W. ~"' s"~''
BALfIMoREMin mort 10Th sch Ocean Bird y,s,,x
,.r OH, 20 lad .o.i ~ ps,a.' =, 40 Ss
'PHii M Pill is,h 80 4, u H. -. ton
son. New York. 80 .S-"'' N"Ae''
Beiow bark osprcv from p.,er,ro
cd IIih bng X 4; i,h.loner Ians K;,,.,ony
MEM YoRk-Ar i2,h shin i Pwh1afsr c.,a
Giasvpw bsrt H.nnan Ths,,n,n, Tsss oA ~
leans. "'" VT
Cid l2,b scbs White Foam, u;uk.n p.,.;...
Caroline Eox Phiadenb;s. i,orard Ia - n,ns
Ruby Tracy EIizabethport '-o''o"'
AT i3ih. .cbs 81 {, Willard Putnam and w r,na-
saw. soper, PORTLAND; Sea Marx. Boisn' Fail Rixsr
n ~ Dxey McDnaie pray;ds,,s a., i.h;, S,s. o' :
Also ar isth briys stromnss. I'm us,.n-.s p;.h
mond fin New Orleans - Ae
cd 18th. ships Msiay Hutebinson San Fr.nc;.co.
Kate Howe. Fuller. 3banghae: Younv sam ncs !.
born IiyerpooI: IrousI,.. e.h.se Iondan. p,o.ra-.
Woodland. Do: brig. Abner Tayior Csx.nan.s ~,
Philadelphia.
IBy tell Ar 18TH ships CITY of Montreal I'm Iop.
don; barks stella fn Cur,coa: S,smpcis m, IA
ermo; lido Kmball I'm Cadir: Linda In Mafsn-a..
sR Allen I'm Bordeaux: brigs E-auimsnx insyn. I.
Eliza Thompson. from Ponce for New Haven: sch.
Susan Moore I'm Havana: kasbee finn Humneoa
PROYlDENCE-f,fd Isth srh i p Ro.s Sr,,,h "a.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

At shanghae Dec sih ships Oneida. Potter, for N
York soon: Julia q Tyler. Cooper. for Fooehow and
cotton John Watt, wiacSel for do. same rates e.;
Old Colony. Berry for do. same: saml Adams. Cay
for Callao. to load for England: Camden Mudgett;
Northland. Arey, aud Panama. Soule, unc; 6arks
Vaietta. Dawes I'm Boston. ar Nov 80. disg: Almena
nett. kanagawa; Pacific. Howard, for Nagasaki.
Sid Nov 24th barks keoka. sutton, Hong Hong;
18th, Fanny, Turner. Nagasaki; 26th. ship G W Dun
can. Dillingham;. Amherst: Dec LIST, bark Nellie Mer-
rill. staples Nagasaki; Sd, sarah snow. Rouse for
Focchow; 9th. ship Danube, whidden. Hong Kong;
bark Penguin. for New York.
Ar at woosung Dec 4th. ship Kitty Simpson. Mayo.
Foochow for England.
Al fooehow Dec 9th. ships Mar,uion. WARSAW. for
New York. ldg; Saml Russell. wnchell for do, both
get Sl2 per ton.
Sid Nov q. ship Hound. Nash. for shanghae; cath
bark Diadem. Sawyer do; Dec 4, ship Sarah Chase.
Ar at swatow Nov "a. bark G Bunker. Cooper.
Cheefoo
At whampoa Dec IA. bark Ceres. Spence. in dock.
At Macoa Dec IA, ship Eureka Cutter. for New
York.
ell. for Melbourne; Eliza Mason. Luce; Jack Frost
Emery, and HISTORIAN. Worth, unc; brig Nsnkin.
sailed from Manila Dec asth. Palmer, Merriman,
Ar at padsng Nov 10. bark Rocket. Freeman. from
At Singapore Dec I'D. ships Australia Hopkins I'm
Hong Kong. ar sth. unc: Mary Russell Thompson
finn Cardiff. ar 9TH Tor Maulmain to load for Europe;
w Sears, Sherman. FIN Bangkok, ar 10TH unc q
Duncan, from Shanghae. ar 18TH unc; Annie
Bowen. finn Hong Hong, ar 18th, do; N Hammond,
Arey. fun Cardiff ar 14th do; Rival. Hatch. for Ak
yah, to load for Europe; Annie Sise Weeks, for do
do, gets f3 loo per ton.
Sid Dec 9. ship Eagle Wing Kelley. Akyab.
Passed Anjier Nov %. ships Jacob Bell, Frsbe. FIN
Foochow for New York; Dec lst Mary Hammond
Arey, Cardiff for Singapore; 10th, bark Martha Wen
zel Sears. Sunderland tJuly 81 for do.
AT Calcutta Dec I'D, ships Morning Star. Foster.
for London. ldg; United States Baker. for Dundee:
Polar Star. Gill for St Thomas for orders L to New
York or Boston she makes average of SIS per ton
all round for full CARGO if TO London Liverpool
"a los per ton; Bold Hunter. Crosby. and Herbert.
Croker. unc; bark Quickstep, Dudley. for Mel
bourne, ldg.
At Simons Bay Dec 10. ship Clara Wheeler. Hiltz,
from Table Bay for Liverpool.
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MURDER IN CANDEN.-On Wednesday af-
ternoon, the citizens of Camden were thrown
into unusual excitement by the occurrence in
their midst Of a deliberate and preineditated
murder. The scene Of the tragic occurrence
was the Berry sail-loff, where Mr.. Freeman C.
Patterson, sail-maker employed there, was
shot and instantly killed by VIM. ID. Blake, al
so sail-inaker.
1t appears that there was an old feud be-
tween the parties, which was the occasion of
Blake's murderous assault. Blake had been
employed in the same sail-loft, and Patterson
commenced work there on the morning pre-
ceding the murder. Blake came to the jolt in
the morning and found Patterson at work,
when some alteration occurred between them.
Blake being angry and declaring that he would
not work In the loft with Patterson. Blake
then went away. At about l-2 O'Clock in
the afternoon Blake came into the sail-loft with
loaded gun. Patterson was at work in the
eastern end OF the room, with back toward the
door and three or four other workmen were
present. Blake walked up within few feet
OF the end of the bench on which Patterson
sat- and spoke his name. Upon this Patterson
turned his head and Immediately rose, facing
Blake, throwing out his left hand towards the
gun which Blake was pointing at him, and ex-
claimed, for Gods sake, don't shoot me p
Blake Immediately fired at Patterson, killing
him instantly. The shot took effect in his
head, breaking hole as big as a mans fist
An inquest was held the same evening"
The Grand Jury, which had been in session
here in connection with the present session of
the 8. j.. Court. had risen on the same day. be-
fore the occurrence of the murder. They
have been summoned together again, and the
case will be presented to them, and will doubt
less come to trial at the present term OF court,
Blake Is now in the lookup In this city. Blake
is married man and resident of Camden
Patterson was also married and his wife is n
sister of Blake.-[Rockland Gazette.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CouGH, COLD, OR AN IRRIrArTD THROAT, II
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial Affections oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in.
slant relief In BRoNcHIris, ASTHMA, and Ca
rARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the use of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them to be countereited Be to
guard against worthless limitations OBTAIN only
the genuine BrocnAs Bronchial Troches which have
prored their efficacy by test of many years. PUB
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the Troches,
Military Officers and Soldiers who oyer-tax the voice
and are exposed to sudden changes, should have
hem Sold everywhere at 25 cents per box.
jan2l d& w3m
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Sailed from Gibraltar ssh bark M 9 Dyer, wallace,
from New York; for Meesina.
York Ella Maria of Richmond, Mel VT. esrsa new
At Aux Cages 18th uit, sch Home tof Belfasij from
Boston, just ar.
[Per steamship Etna. at New York;
Ar At Liverpool 9th ult Adelaide, Fleet Boston;
18th. Benz Adams. Chase, New York 2sth. DE Soto,
ratien Leghorn; Canada, Ferguson, New York; "a,
Dtciator. Phillips. San Francisco.
Cld zatn, stephen Crowell, Bowman, New York;
EDt for loading 18th. Alfred Storer, Ryder, Calao;
18th. John EIa1er Herbert. Rio Janeiro; Criterion
Ar at London 26th, Mary Rich. Eldridge. Callao.
Cid 18th. Z Taylor. Lord New York; 9th. Con-
doa. Kelley. Boston; Navigator. Pritchsrd. CardiG
Ent out 26th. Investigator, Edwards Honduras
Sailed from Deal nth. Taisman, Thomas, for New
sailed from Plymouth 9th. R II Tucker. CLARK. for
Sailed from Falmouth 18th, Telegraph. Shaw. for
AZ At Cardiff 22d. John winthrop, watson, from
London; Lebanon. Giles. Havre-
Ar at Bristol Pill Path. Hudson, Potter, New York !;
A' STA sa Putnam rs s9nsm S c. sdn
Ar at kingroads 18th. Franklin Haven, Bartlett.
At Shields 25th, Snow Bird, Croker. for Boston.
Sailed from LamIash sd. C Price, Bourne. tfrom
PASSPORT, or 18TH for Ardrossan;
Ar at Ardrossan oath, Lucy Ellen. Soule, Dublin.
Ar at Belfast 26th. NJ c Day. Chase, I'm New York !;
18th, Eliza. Young. do.
Ar at Helvoet 18th ult. Ellen Stewart. Conn., from
Ar at Flushing 9th nit, Young Mechanic McLoon
Ar at Hayre oath ult, Macauay, Rogers, Baltimore.
Sid 18th. Mercury. French. New York.
ssilsd from Bordeaux s6sh. Tejsea. Harrinsa, for
Sailed from st ubes lin uls Sparkling Sea. Man.
son. for Bahia.
Bath: 18th. lido KimbaIl. Ulmer New York -
Ar ct Malaga ID ult. Zephyr. Small. New York ID
Ar at Genoa fist nit, Joseph Clark. Litteaeld. FIN
Cardiff
Ar ct Palermo 22d ult. Gen Cobb. HasksI. Genoa.
Ar At Malta 10th ult Jessie Banfeld. Mitchell. i'm
Ar at smyrna 18th uit. Edward Everett, Harding.
Passed Anjier lath ult. Martha wennelI, Sears FIN
Sunderland ior Singapore.
Ar at shanghae Dec s. Mary capen. savory. from
Sailed from Hong Kong Dec IL. Sandman. shsri-
dan. for San Francisco.
Ar at Maulmain Dec 4. Sarah Park. Vaughan, Rio
Sid Dec 5th. John Kerr. sweetser. Calcutta.
Sailed from Rangoon Dec 8, Lizzie Bliss, Pierson
Ar at Akyab Dec !. Europa, Reed Rio Janeiro
land sailed 14th for Bassein.l
from Hong Kong for Calcutta; chesaiier. johnson
a, :. $ Helena Dec IS Escort Fsllsr M:uI%.in
Upton. Calcutta land sailed 9th for HulD 18th.
; Glover. Hughes. Amsterdam.
Bristol. Jan D. The Hudson, Parker. from New
York. IN assng up river yesterday, grounded neal
the Suspension bridge. buf came on again BY the
Liverpool. Jan D. ship Benz Adams. nom Ns-
was lowed OF BY two tugs and came to anchor In thu
! Bristol PHI. Jan IS The Mazeppa. Weeks. from
Liverpool for San Francisco. with salt and COAL II
days. has been forced into our channel by stress
weather. and towed TO Bristol for repairs, with dam
aged rudder.
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Diseases of the Uriuarv Orrnn..

W j. c. Mott, NJ. d., Operating and Consulting
Surgeon aud Physician, attends exclusively 10 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.
cele, varicocele. Fisfula Early decline of Manhood
&c. DR.. NJ keeps himself 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. sR Office So
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to 2
L. M, and to z. NJ.
Mrs. NJ, who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maladics Of her sex, can be consulted by ladies.
nurses. oct3eod6m
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DISASTERS.

Ship Planter, from New York Jan g. forming one
of the Banks expedition to New Orleans. struck on
the coral reef OF the northeast part of Little Abaco
At daylight morning OF the l4th. and will be tota
loss There were about $50 persons board, all Of
whom are safe. There also go horses when
she left Newport. which will be lost. The WAS lOa
and owned in New York.
Sch Hart. Lansil. from winterport for Boston,
arrived at Gloucester 9Th inst. with loss of part Of
deck load OF barrels. lost hb. split mainsail, &c.
Sch Georgia, (of Rocklandl before reported ashore
at Hatteras. prove total loss together with her
cargo Of sugar and molasses
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MARRIED..

In Boston, Feb. 4th. Geo. G. Rounds OF Portland
and Miss Fannie Moore, of b.
In 0tisfeld, Feb. 1lth by Rev VIM Davenport, DR..
G. N. Wight, of Casco. and Miss Josephine N. Nut
ting, of Otisfed.
In Harrington, Feb. eth. Samuel q. Wooster and
Miss Rosina Reynolds, both Of Columbia.
In Saco, Nov. 18th, by Rev X. Ii. Stinchfeld, Rev.
s. Dresser, of Cape Elizabeth and Miss Lyd ia IL.
Babb, of Westbrook.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sambuei
Grapes, for speer's Wine 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals. and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine tits worth trial, as II gives great satisfac.
ton. dec22 dly
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-Washington's birthday, the 22d instant,
falling this year on Sunday, it has been sug-
gested that it be made day for special patriot
tc preaching all over the North.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday. ...........


ARRIVED. tes
Sch Atlantic. Lynch, wiscasset
Sch Cynosurc. Norwood, Camden for Boston,
Schs Geo Washington. Pendleton, and Democrat
Pendeton, Belfast Tor Boston.
Sch Mazurka, kimball. Belfast for Boston.
Sch Amelia, McGune, Rocklxnd for Boston
Steamer Petersburg. Holman. New York.
Steamer Lewiston, knight. Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Bohemian. Borland, Liverpool, by Ed
monsfoue. Allan & Co.
Sch Inkerman, tBr) Walsh, Halifax, by George H
Starr.
Sch windward. Partridge. Havana, by Isaac Eme-
ry. es s 49,.
steamer Parkersburg. Holman. New York, Emery
q Fox.
sAILED-wind Substantially Bohemian.
Sunday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10.
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IF STABLE Lot.

DURSUANT to license from the Probate Court
IL for Cumberland County, the subscriber will Of
fer for sale 1T public auction Friday the 3oeh day
Of March next, the lot Of land the north SIDE Of
York street. the foot Of High street. belonging
TO the estate OF james Bradley truck man. decessed
formerly occupied BY him stable lot which Il
small stable, which be made servicable by nod
crate repairs Title updoubsed.
Sale positive-on the premises. II twelve o'clock,
noon. r. BARNES,
Administrator Of james Bradley.
Feb. Is. 1858. vSw Is