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ELECTRICITY.

NJ n. DEMING. VI. D.. would most respectfully
w announce TO the citizens of Portland and VI
clnity, that he has taken suit of rooms No. IL
Clapp's Block, corner of Congress and Elm Streets
up stairs, where he will remain through the summer
treat Chronic Diseases by the Etectropathic treat
meut.
lie would especially invite the afflicted that are
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every humor of whatever kind character; likewise
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Dance. Fits Paralysis. Contracted Muscles Distort-
ed Limbs. Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint General De-
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wise call the attention of the public peculiar
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cautions taken prevent tie
SAu5s. w
LEES ADDRESS 70 HIS ARN.
Ojlg --HS4iOTiI
He Acknowledges A a Defeat.

efNtatfffnfl NhA nnFMffluLll n
The following general Prdr Of gensral r E.
Lee TO the rebel army, Issued ffom Hagers.
icwp, on Saturday. VS. found when General
fitzpatrick entered Frederick cn Sunday morn.
! HsADauARrsss % asNv sysdoerasns yn-
orNIA, July 11.-os~sral 0rtisrs No. 0.--Aftss
the long and trying msrehes, endured with the
fortiiuds that Ras eeysk chsrScfsri1ed tho SOL
dIen o6iths, Army Of Northern visgipla, yod
have psuskss4ed TO the couutsyof ous snenies.
and recallsA 10 the defenses Of thesS iown soil
those Who were engaged In the invasion of
our, Ioa have fOugh. nsISs tnd ,s,asngn,n, an
csss thss hss hitherto trowued your tfIorts,
was msrised by ths ssmc.hsroic spifit that has
commanded the respect Of your snsmies. the
gratitude Of your country. and the admiration
Of mankind -. ~.
Once more tou are called tipot u NEE. The
enemy, from whom you have torn, 81 10 many
iislds, name that will never die. Once more
the eyes OF your countrymen arc turned upon
you, and again. do wiyes and sisters, fathers
and mcthcrs, and helpless children lean for
defence On your strong arm. and brave hearts
sud fidelity depends all that makes life worth
HAVING. the freedom of his country, the honor
OF hk people, and the secHritt of hls homs.
Lot zach heart grow strong in the remembrance
Of our glorious past, and IN the thought of the
lneetImsslc .blsssipgs for which We contend;
and, invoking the assistance Of that Power
which haS "a ilehtiiy blsassd 0tiyfuRmey eforts,
let ps 20 forth In confidence TO secufe the pcaee
aad safety Of our codntfy.7 SoldisFs, your old
enemy 10 before izou' WIN from bin honor
worthy Of your Righteous cause, worthy OF
yopr sotnfsdssp dssdl OH 70 many n|u.trious
hc'oS' ~ De !, %. .iah,Ifga.,s-s, cS,a m.ndinr
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Later I ! 1,1 from thslNY. 4 Mob.
RIOT UPON sEEAl,EEH ISLAND.
House Burning and Piunder.
ing by the Rytfhans.. T.
Drinking Shops esdsd By tls Pace
... .1.a Party.

Nsw YonK, July 15lnoon.-Th rioters,
last night, visited several houses Of ili-famc In
Greenwich street, burning one Of them and
killing one man. They Quilted about dozen
other houses. The police did all An thsiI
power, and finally beat OF the ruflians.
This morning snail row occurred In Cedar
street, contiguous to the above locality, but q
liberal use Of police clubs dispersed the ruff
fans.
There was quite serious riot on Staten IL
land last night. A hSri Of ruffians, numbcrinp
500. roaued in detsoh', bands over the island
hunting negroes, ost'nsibly, but In fact bent OF
plumber. -r.
Several houses Of negroes were burned, thci,
occupants fleeing to the woods. Six uegroe.
were killed.
Various persons were not lied that their house,
would be burned. 'Eli.Ii 'I 80 iI
The railroad depot at Vanderbilt Landing wa.
burned.
The drinking shops were despoiled and gutted
aud perfect reign Of terror prevailed.
No private dwellings were destroyed, al
though deep threats were made against Mr.
Maverick, one Of the editors OF the Post, ant
others.
Citizens there are arning and forming I
patrol force.
A detachment Of the Eighth regiment, will
two howltzers, have been sent down.
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Latest from Gen. Meade.
$40 MORE PRISONERS CAPTURED.
7u' y -~'-F=- nUR i,frgH
Rebel Gen. Psttigrew Killed.

The following dispatch was received by Cen.
Hallsck late last night:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TUE Potomac, July
14.-haior .Generol Halleek Ge,sral.in. Chez.
My cavalry have captured fvs hundred prison
ers In addition to those previously reported.
Con. Pettlgrow, of the Confederate army, was
Killed this morning In the attack on the enc
my's roar guard. His body lie In our hands.
G. G. MEADE, Mai. Gen. Com d'g.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc, JULY
14.-Lee's army withdrew from their position
around Willilmsport yesterday and last night,
aud recrossed the Potomac by pontoon bridge
at Falling Waters, and Hat-boats at the VIII
Transport Ferry. ."
a portion of Pleasonton's cavalry entered
Willia'nsport at O'Clock this morning, and
captured many prisoners. -.- ....---
Lee had previously seut over all his pluuder,
trains, etc.
A general movement was ordered this morn
Ing, and our columns were In motion at an
early hour, but found the enrmy's intrench.
ments vacated.
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GRAPE AND CANISTER FOR COPPER.
HEADS. 'l' a''' az


New York begins to see daylight b The mis-
cradle devils who rejoice in the REASONABLE
name Of CorperhcAds,' have hsa, and are
about to have, administered to them dose Of
grape and canister.
We trust we shall hear no more about "blauk
cartridges " and firing over the heads of The
moO." Let the scenes OF Paris bc reihacted,
when Cavalgnac made the cutters Of hcr streets
run with blood, and turned peaceful city over
to Louis Napoleon, II law aud order cannot be
restored in New York without 1t. -
This 10 nothing lesu than rebel outbreak of
a class Of wicked and dangerous men, who hsve
been organizing for months. Don't, lot us be
deceived, but look the facts squareiy in the
face.
1t was the Goppuhsads' intention TO mako
their first demonstration on the Fourth of July,
and Gov. seymour nlpped their hellishp schetnc
In the bud. So We were Informed by leading
New York Journal, In long article on the 5th
instant. '.' A. "h'' .if mn
1t was intended to bc cooperative move
msnt with Lee's advancing army. But Les's
advance was suddenly stopped, thanks to the
glorious Army of the Potomac, and the New
York rebels were left to demonstrate alone.
We have seep how well they have succeeded.
shoot them down like dogs, In the street, b..
fore The whole people, as a warning to all
traitors who may survive them. Let the Gev.
ernment be vindicated. Forward
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oOPPERHEAD JOURnALIsM IL NEW
YORK.

-" ~ -
YORK.
Ben. Woods paper on Monday contained Its
usual dose of copperhead venom, and con-
tributed Its share towards ripening the insur-
rection against law and ths Goyernment In
New York. 1t contained three leading edito-
rials, bearing the following captions 'sigpia.
cant Of the subject-matter contained therercini
1.-THE Conscription Unconstitutional"
"The InIqItous ConscrIption. -
"Frands in the Draft ,.,.,r nv, ~.
From one of these precious articles we COPY
the subjolned paragraphs, 1--WE bsd not found
1t In the Nsus We should have conjectured that
1t belonged to its Copperhead neighber, the
World, t......y..
h "Tht ssiteht aim OF those who have the con.
ccrption act In hand, In this State, Is to lessen
the number of Democratic votes at the next
election. The misereants q. tie head Of G< Gov
erhnlent are bending all their powers, as was
revealed In the late speech of Wendell Phillips
st Frppingham, to securing a perpetuation OF
thelr aseendency for another four years, snd
their triple method Of accomplishing this pur-
pose, is TO kill off Democrats, stuff tho ballot
boxes with bogus soldier votes, and deluge re-
cusant districts with negro suiirages. an I
Ths crafty, quiet way In which the enrol
ment has been carried ON has forsstallsd both
criticism and opposition. Nevertheless, tie
work has neither been fairly performed, nor has
II been thorough. And DOW that 1t Is over, the
people are notified that one out Of about every
two and half of our citizcns are destined to
bc brought OH into Aessrs. Lincoln u Compa.
nys chsrael house. God forbid We hope
that instant measures will be takeh 10 prevent
the outrage, and to secure such decision from
Our courts as Will exempt New York from fur.
ther compelled participation in the suicidal
war which Is desolating the land"
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INTERESTING RROY ADMIRAL PORTER.
-H n. 80 avn ,uTI 90 IN, 90. "a, ,-a, 100,
Rebels Attack Colored Troops.
'AE Lf-..-,. = -i.J #. .au.U
Nsr . M ~ T-TT---. 400 rE '.,rrlr
GuRkoats Dispatched ID, The Scene.
J Zr'arI --..-. Cd i'i . l'Ie..r
- ------r------f u s.lsrri'H
ELLE'F'S MARINE BRIGADE
ned t,sv CALLED ON. .u,. s.' 30 80, 80,
THE REsELs ARE REPULsEp.
Gunhoats Dispatched 70 The sesl

The Navy Department received this morning
% commsnicstion from Rear Admiral Porter,
dated July 3, In which he states that on the
Goth Or jane he received a communication
from General Dennis, commanding the post at
Young's Pclat, Informing him (Poter) that
our black troops at Goodrich's Landing hsd
been attacked, aud the rebels were getting the
upper hand of them.
y "a gunboat had ALREADY been dispatched 10
that point, bit anothef was sent of without
delay. Gen. Ellet was directed to proceed with
tho Marine brigade to the scsne Of action sud
remain there until every thing was quiet. The
headmost vessel Of the brigade (John Raines)
arrivsdtherc as thsIsbsis " etc sstting fire 70
the so-called government plantations, and sup
posing her to be an ordinary transport, they
IopSpsd fire on her with field pieces, but were.
much surprised to have the fire returned With
shrapnel, which fell In among them, killing
and woundlng = number. The result was .
retreat On the part Of the rebols, and the escape
Of number of negroes whom they had imprI.
soned. S'"Lan'.t, t. ..r.,i- a
'srhe gunboat Romeo also came from up the
river about this time, and, hearing the fring,
hurried TO the scene of action. The commander
soon discovered the rebels setting are to the
plantations, and commenced Smelling them.
This he kept up for q distance Of fifteen miles,
chasing them along the river bank, the rebels
setting fire to everything as they went along.
The result was an almost total destruction Of
houses and property aloag the river front in
that vicinity.
The rebels carried of about 400 negroes,
who were employed in working on the so-csllsd
Government plantations. q 1fI.,. r..
- Cen. Ellet landed his forces, and In company
with a,b,ack brigade, proceeded to chase the
rebels, who were making ahssty retreat when
shny found there was force after them. II
was no part Of their system 70 fight, they only
came to plunder and Garry of the usgroos. -
| Gen. Ellet found the road strrwn With broken
\ earts and furniture, which the rebels len In
their haste to get away from our forces. ~
pursued them rs far ~ Tansss river, where they
had crossed, burnt the bridges, and intrenchet
themselves for . battle. .f.r-
This was soon offered them, and our artl
4 lery opened on them and soon put them Il
flight, Notwithstanding 1t was reported tha
they had twenty ned pieces. Gen. Eilet, no
knowing the country very well, and having
4 only small force With him, deemed 1t prope
not to parsuc tho rebels much further ,Hesep
400 infantry across the bayou, and found tha
the rebels Veto retreating 70 Delhi, leaving sl
their plu sdss, Aplsndld Mrniture, pianos, PIC
lures, &C., strewn along the road.
The unexpected reinforcements Of the brig
ade and the gunboats saved the whole Of tn
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THE MAILH,

immediately on the extent Of the damage 10
thewashinEton Branch Railroad, by the ffeshet,
coming toithe knowledge Of the Post Office De-
partment, Hon. George W. Mcclellan, Chief Of
the Contract Office, addressed telegram to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company inquiy-
ing as to the practicability of transmitting the
mails by wagon, or In any other way, to secure
that important object. ~. ..U .Iur,
William Prescott Smith, ESD, the Master Of
Transportation of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road, whose indomitablc energy Is proverbial
throughout the whole country, being personally
engaged at tho scenes of destruction, did not
receive Mr.. McLellan's dispatch until $50 ..
m. last evening, when he responded to the De-
partment's inquiry as follows:
CAMDEN STATION, BALTIMoRE,l
:, July n, $40 y. IN.
The road is now complete, except at Laurel
Bridge, which will be ready tomorrow eyun-
Ing. AL delayed mails will be- transferred this
p. m. In both directions. That leaving ll.l6
a. m. had transferred myself to train which
reached Baltimorss st 5.15 this p. m. and con-
nected for Philadelphia at $50 p. m.
The travel by turnpike proved . failure.
Many bridges ana embankments are gone.
AIdiub Will iCuNC " aphiuRtOu ~ u. u. Auu
p. H., and Baltimore at a. IN. and $50 p.
m. Other trains may be run. +. ..rNt 10,
W. P. SMITH,
Muster OF Transportation. q
This morning, however, these fair anticipa
tlons were frustrated by the receipt OF the fol
lowing dispatch by the same lndsfa,i gable ON
Ger Of the company:
CAMDEN STATION, BALTIMORE, July IS, 1853
l regret to report another unexpected ditiicultI
on the Washington road, involving additiona
delay of trains with mails. Last night th'
rain again washed the line at Paint Branch fo
nearly 800 feet, where we had built q tempo
rary track over the first track.
| This has prevented movements of trains thiI
morning, but repairs win be made, It ia hoped
by . p. IN. In tho meapume, the work is pro
gressing well at Laurel Bridge
W. =. SMITH, NJ. Of Trans.
Whilst on this subject, 1t is but sheer justic
to the clerks and other enployesa Of nar Icit.
post Office to state, that, on the receipt Of som
Of the mails at u late hour last night, ever.
man was at his post, and the matter was al
distributed with most praiseworthy energy.
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lMeWp.aee ee.hALMsJ Jlwaf h
!, BfOoE1yh, s. ,'-.'.--'
NEGROES ARE HORRIBLY ,NlETREAYED.
A Grape and Canister Report.
Fr.stIE
;TAE1 RESIDENCES IN oRAMER-
cY SQUARE ATTACKED. "A'
agLla->a.a..aar... !. urs1d, r a ii,
- DIV tslIfrsf arls h1r r.
Dudley Field 'KSsSives. he Rioters
,I viii = vsilsy. ,'. % i'S ,,i,!'i :
III J. iaui,a..--- 49,. q 5fHals ot i
FAMILIES LEAVING THE CITY.
Yonkers and Tarrytown on the
Lii ri ted Defensive. s. f,@. .a..,,r' 5'2
.s... - -a---->-un..--4-----yrrfi raa .--
BROOKS'S STORE ROBBED.
-------.-4---si' iJiIagIs
sixty-sssht TAsnssad Dollars Worth
ar'a ,ao- lClsthins Taken, Z !. Il.r5,,
Dudley Field 'KSsSives. he Rioters
II Win = ssilsy. .,;. Z: i"S ,,i.!i :
FAMILIES LEAVING THE CITY.
Yonkers and Tarrytown on the
s,r,s.,I Defensive. 3, ila. '5a.i.-' 5'9
STORE ROBBED,
sixty.sisht TAsusand Dollars Werth
i ar"f Claiming Taken. u. lll6,, u. y,

New YoBx, july 1b.--It 10 reported therchas
been considerable dlsturbsnec in Brooklyn.
One negro house In CoiuHAbla street was do
stroyed, and few other small houses In Tillary
street were plllsged. ' ,,.,5 ,T9 'fgi 81. IL
! The negroes arc being horribly maltreatsd.
1t is reported ttll morning ,thst both grape
and canister were used freely up town last night
against the rlotsrs. 20 a.i .u.-..., ... ..-.
There were several ires last night In various
parts of ltac city, nearly all, however, being
small houses. '#l'' ~
An attack was made on some rssidences In
Gramcrcy Park, including the house of Dudley
Fisld, nom which d vollsy Of musketry was
poured into the villains, scattering them. ait1I
quite number Or troops are striving, and
some batteries of artillery have reached the
city. "., ~ .',i'., -.' '''.' .' '...'.l
s The gsoeral impression at this hour (noon)
is, that the worst Il 6ver-the mob fearing the
arrival of tried troops from tho south. r.i1
Largo numbers Of families have removed
from the city, and the exodus continues una
bated. - =. .gs. 80. t'.". '"
Id Tslegrsphic communication East hss not
yet been resumed. ar-sE rasE r.t ..rrsa-. ~.
The hotels on Courtland street weru some.
what damaged, especially tho bar-rooms.
The Hudson River railroad trains come only
TO Ychkers, the track this side being torn Up.
Nv The inhabitants Of fonkers have organized
to protect themselves, and two companies were
last night guarding tho Arsenal.
At Tarrytown the inhabitants sro also organ,
lied. ..t.-.r .-.. DE-. .-.. ,..
JHEwdioRx, July Is, noon.-Thore is now {
great crowd at the Produce Exchange, threat
snlng the destruction Of that nne building.
Proohs's great clothing establishment, ut
Cherry street, has been gutted by tho mot, who
robbed them Of sSS, 900 worth of clothing
women, and boys carrying OF clothing by arms.
full. =t'rT ". .s..r. d.. f...I.a . .tlt...rr...
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Proclamation Of
Gov. Seymour.
He Declares New York in a
State Of Instruction. J D.

New York, July l5.-Governor Seymour
has issued proclamation declaring the city Of
New York in state ofinsurrectlon, and giving
notice to all persons that the means provided
By the law, Of this State for the malnte-
nance of law and order will be employed to
whatever degree may be necessary, aud that all
persons who shall, after the publication of this
proclamation, resist, or aid or assist In resist.
ing, any force ordered out by the Governor to
quell or suppress such insurrection, will rem
der themselves liable to the penalties prescribed
by law.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

nesises, -rhisA mstcIpsslyy deseended upon
o.t ides of. rnstl lhsat tsousy thf err s tsro
fwo Dt. tsre Syas pnef lhsl st xllch
one man hwasssen 10 IN, tut neBS sASeo. b
nick him up, and he wss carried OF by thdSo.
lice.
Tho World close IL Account Of the a1sir
with The following siguthcsut psrsgr.p6,
The attack on this esttti ,ah pent, vh cbsesms
to have been q part Of 'the programme Tor ths
days ,prpcsedinga, VA. -ststed y have been
brought on pramaturely, aud ssA conscqucnce
rumors hint ut s'miler denonptrations = w ely
to be made at the Nov 1uk 11psp, t1ssSina
pos', and jMiep,n dsss but eRlvS SnAni fssta-
tlon hiss yet been msdc In the6e quaitet6-