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The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24

:, sssi $40 IA
9feach kind and par value and mar
IA. Amount Of railroad bonds, state am't
Of each kind, and par value and mar
ket value of each $40. 600 bonds Ches-
hire Rail Road, par 500, market
:. value value sles.eo.t on ledger :. s7.7sa 81
:. Company ss,o45 "a
loans on call and advances onlosses not
II. Amt of cash in hands Of agenfsl None
u. loaned on mortgage ofreal estate .glsl $50 90
20. loaned without collaterals $3.50 75
II. Of all other investments. 1900 90
=. nased' l2.2o2os
49, a d.s,. GfsorroE y, IN money ssns
r. Amount Of losses due and unpaid. $500 20
%. :" claimed
and unpaid.
2 Amount Of losses report 'os - ars
ed upon which the iabil- ~ one
ity OF the Company Is not q'os'oh
determined "a DOO NJ
a. amount aa...a Of all other claims against the
%. Amount q cash received for premiums
a. on fire risss' es.27s %
- on marine ris.s' s4isI %
on IRE risks! Nothing
81. Amount Of note; received for premiums
80 Amount Of cash received for interest, sO5ss 20
w. OF income received from all
other sourses' Rent s.Ie27
y. Amount 81 nrc losses paid last year, 1910 II
80. Of marine losses paid last year, 30s 81 20
% ofdivldends paid the last year! II, 600 90
81 paid for expenses Of ofheey 1e,4i9 "a
~, Of othor expendturesy Paid
for State and United States taxes and
% stamp .ecount 1886 80
a not tsrminaied' so.4s2 IS
standing risksy From IS to So per cent
Of premium.
>, termin.ieds 27ooso 20
cd to profit and loss, 1900
43. Highest rate Of interest rsceivedy Six
per cent.
a. Highest rate of interest paid on money
borrowed Mona
As. How many shares of the capital stock
are pledged to the Company. None
49, Balance to credit Of profit and loss ac-
- counts 9O9.5Is Q,
count. NothinS
4s. Now many shares of the capital stock
s are owned BY the Company, or not sub
40. What amount OF the capital consists Of
the stockholders notest Nothing
sArL GOULD, President.
JAS. J. GocDRIcn. Secretary.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
SUFFOLK 50, November 90 1853.
Personally appeared Samuel Gould, President q nd
James j. Goodrich Secretary of the above Coppa-
ny. and severally made oath that the above state
menf, by them subscribed Is. in their belief true.
Before me, THO. SrASwooD,
Justice Of the Peace.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24
IN S u r. A N G. e.
n III II u II N
-oY Thu
Manufacturers Insurance Co..
OF BOSTON,

ON THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER. I863.
l. State the name of the Company. Man.
ufacturers' Insurance Company
2. Where locatedY Boston
3. When Incorporated 1s22
Z. Amount OF Capitaly 100000
@ actually paid in! 100000
D. Number of shares, and par value of
eachf i0C0-SIO0
Z. Amount of fire risks outstanding, $3.50 373
!. % marine risks a IL es9 )l5
3. Total amount of outstanding risksy al -6s ass
10. Amount Of United States stock or trea-
sury notes owned by the Company,
State amount of each kind and par VAL
ueand market value of each S20 600
United States Bonds, Bio loan mar
value SO, G00-iaarket val. per al sfcf On 900
ii. Amount of State stocksy State amount V00
Of each kind, ard par value and mar.
ket value of each
IL. Amount of bank stocksy State amount
of each kind. and par value and mar
kct value of each
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24
STATEMENT OF THE
Etna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

&c. CHURCHILL, Agent.
No. 4 Iron Block, Portland Pier.
dec5 diff
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rs open Day and Evening, for Thorough Bushes
Il Education. Located 1850.
Hanson Block, Middle St., No. IeI.

Scholarships good in any part of the United Staiess
The Principal has had 20 years experience; is always
on the spot, and attends to his business; and prom
ises as during the past II years. pains shall be
spared ia the future. Five hundred references of
the first class business men, with many others this
city, will testify to the practical utility capacous-
ness and completeness of my systems and manner
of teaching, and citizens Of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor
0ugh courses. Able Assistants secured Bartlett's
Plan, the founder of Commercial Colleges. strictly
adhered to as regards not copying. Certain times
will be devoted to Commercial Law calculations
Come all who have failed to be taught business
handwriting and will guarantee to you success.
Applications solicited for Accountants. Separate in
struction given. Students enter any time. Sep
arate rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri-
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire to take lessons, full a separate course
in either bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law, photography, Higher Mathematics. Civil En-
gincerng, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, Card
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call, or address
the Principal. r. N. BROWN
Portland, Oct. 70 1868. oc29 eod&eowly
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QSOA WILL BE FORFEITED By DR. L
peJSO DIX IL failing to cure In less time than
any other physician. more eaectually and perna-
nenty with less restraint from occupation fear Of
exposure to all weather. with safe ard pleasant ned
icines, q if
SELF-ABUsEA AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies;
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercuria Affections; Eruptions and all Diseases Of
the skin; Ulcers Of the Nose hroat and Body Pin
Piles on the Face; Sweings Of the Joints; Nervous
ness Constitutional and other Weaknesses in youth
and the more advanced At all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24

NATH'L F. DEERING. Agent,
No. 3 Exchange Street Portland.
dec3 d3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24

Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
SUFFOLK 50. November 30, 1863.
Personally appeared Samuel Gould, President. snd
James j. Goodrich, Secretary Of the above Covnpa-
ny, and severally made oath that the above state
menf by them subscribed, Is. in their belief true
Before me, THO. SrASwooD,
Justice Of the Peace.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24

A dashing widow says she thinks Of suing
some gentleman for breach of promise, so that
the world may know that she is in the market.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24
MISCELLANY.

A certain writer boasts that he directs all
his shots at error. 1t Is all that he has to
shoot at, for he never gets within gun shot
Of the truth.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24

For sale by all Druggists. AT wholesale BY w. y
Phillips. II. II. Hay Co., Portland.
aug22 cody
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-24

Tomorrow never comes; it's times no.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
ZION TINUATION SALE. rt.al
" d. SELDNER, AUCrIONEER,
BY. 8. w. SELDNER. 4 co.
NO. 23. .BOwERY. .. VI -
THURSDAY, MAY - 1863
AT l0lz O'CLOCK.
CLOTHING, DRY AND FANCY GOODS, HOOP
SKIRTS

EDwARD SINTZENICH. AUCTroNEER
~ VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS,
the operty Of the Res Henry Ward Bcccher
ny d. w. IVES CO.. at the Derby Gallery 625 Broad
way, at 71< o'clock,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE g.
choice aud beanttu al collection of Paintings
being of the hig hest order the
CELEBRArED AMERICAN ARTISTS,
OF which paintec released Of the
artists themselves. Tie examples include Of
Georges Innes, Bierstadt. Eastman johnson,
George L. Brown, LOUIS Lang, Van Beest,
Rossoer, VIM. Hart CoutoIrier,
Inmap veruert, Nehg,
Rondei. shattnck, A. W. Warren
q. T.. Frcre Meme g. II. Hall,
wnlaWson, ant many others Of equal note.
ALSO,
THE LARGE HISTORICAL BATTLE PIECE,
THE LANDING OF BURNSIDE AT ROANOKE
BY q. l.. BROWN.
This interesting collection inspection Of which will af
ford pleasure lovers arts will eybi
biton aad from Saturday evening May g. from AN
TO 0P NJ until the saie Cataosas eady Monday morn.
ing June !. 4 80.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27


NOAL
~ Written proposals will be received until the 18th June
for the delivery the north wharf at West Point New
York. of the following quantities Of best White Ash Coal
clean:-
900 tons G. $40 lbs per toni large Rsg size.
700 tons do DO Stove size ,i>.
Name OF coal and price of each kind stated separately
Goa be dev cred from the Schuyki, Lehigh Wy
Omng districts the West Point wharf from boats
which receive at the mnes without breaking bulk via the
6chuylkill and Delaware and Raritan canals
The coal to be delivered between the LIST Of July and t Of
September -.
Facilities mot including mem for unloading will be fur
nlsh d.
EDWARD c. BOYNTON,
captain and Quartermaser.
wEsr PorNr n. v, May 81 1853.
0E E-20J TONS CHESTNUT COAL, (NET
pO ~ weiehp largest size aud very superior quality.
Also Egg Rance and Furnace Goals by the cargo,
lower than market rates. CHARLES T.. HOLDEN.
"a East Fourteenth street, Union square.
--
HOTELS.
fNHANPLIN HOUSE, ISIlP l.. I-TII1S HOUSE
" v III open Wednesday May ~ for the RECEPTION nf
transic mt anu permanent Boariers JOHN W. SUTTENWtF
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW RoCHELLE.-THIs IA.
IN v0rite resort after having undergone many
alterations and has been newly Furnished,
ana now oers many inducements as country resort The
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., WILL SELL ON
a. rhursday, May 2S. at u o'clock, at the Exchange
Sa esroom, Ill Broadway $50 Lots Bay View, Brooklyn
by OF the Executor Of the Of the late Bergen
Losraphic maps of this largo and attractive property
No II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
FURNIrURE.

TPRINATE SALB--NNIHiEGAST As sOaTMENr OF
N bous hold Furniture, properly u family leaving Tor
EropeThe subscriber win soil IN o,s to suit purchasers
MI Furniture contained IN Ills residence lis West
Twenty third street, near sixth avenue Roewool Plano
iotc, maze 10 order DE- wing Room suits covered In bro
catei Brodc Curtains, Etagrrcs Bookcase Encuignurcs
Cabiaets Bronlcs Vases Paintings Lace Curtains Ballet
Extension Table China Glass Sivcr Ware Bu.
r,au, Be,ht'ads. Wardrobe Bedlin All ma c TO order.
becn IN eight montbs viii be sold at sacrncc
NJ. MIDDLETON
LNOR SALE-A PLIMPTON SEC RETARY BEDsTEAD
II ani foc rahl Ia sboa orer, an Will be sold low;
suitable for once plfor Apply at 1888 West Twenty.
second street, corner seventh avenue.
L,oR sALE-A FINE SOLID OAK rARLE, TWELVE
II long suitable tor oank, insuiAnte company
iarec Office. also two Br Counters. can't Ap-
piy TO GEORGE COOK, Auctioneer, lA BroadWa,.
NOR sALB-IHE FURNITURE ASD COMPLETE
IN last Dctobrr, and costing some
% ssl ola house In BooIyn II wished the ionsc also
new with the molctn improvements ard dcsraby
ca,e bc sold wHh the furnitnre Address M oox 5
Posi- Office.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

SALES AT AUCTION.

| A LvJR Q. BAKEa CO., AucTIoNEERs
IA PEREMPToKY SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PAINTINGS srArUARY. BR0NzEs.
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
o. ART AND ARTICLES OF vERru.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
THIS DAY (wEDNEsDAY), MAY 81.
az the elegant resd nee, o,.,
sale commencing at ii o'elo,K precisely
The sale comprises the entire eoa.en q the house Tne
rosewood The WIN be sold highest bidder for
cash Offering extra Inducements TO purchasers as the entire
furniture Of the house is having been made within SIX
Eisgan, octave Pianofoe with all modern
improyements overstrung bass &C. cost S6o rich rose
elegant uli suits Of rosewood Paror Furnars in rich
bro ate and satin ro,ewood splendid anS
lection Of Paintings rosewood Turk sh and Easy Chairs
in fine rers rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
carved Bedsteads wassands Sofa Beds IL Gne haireoh
Ine Hair Maro,ses nom 10 to 80 pounds, made 10
Dining Room of fine oak Extension
FapS. SPOONS 1e with heavy S cut and % engraved
UCTIoN NoTIcE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY oPPoR
HotsEKEEPERs AND HOTEL KEEPERS
A''Ol' i ELEGANT Lee HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"'u 4i ''-e p'1'' WE WEDNESDAY, NAY ~.
at the elegant resdenee,o .r.., c,in,on n,ac.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
. Sale commencing at II O'Clock precisely.
= - -''7' Velvet. Brussels and Ingram Carpets
~ ~ ivory Table Cutlery and Silver Ware.
r. ROTH, would call the attention OF parties
class Furniture the above sale, whoa conf
prses bealaiu Parlor Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture auction this season, consisting of two
solid rosewood Paror suits very reilly carved covered
""
medallion French reps rich Brocael and Lace CURTAINS.
collection OF OF Paintings variety OF China and Pa
ran Vases arse Mirrors Chandeers bronze rwentyons
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOrORTE, ith
STOOL AND COVER, COST $3.50,
An elegant Instrument with four round richly
carved legs and all scrn improvements in use only
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM .le
Two solid black walnut Suits covered In French and
satin Geaine; black walnut and mahogany Bed
seads Bureaus washands Spring and Hair Mattresses.
Lounges Rockers Chairs Sofa BEDS Tea and Extension
Tables Bullet twelve oak Dining Chairs rich French China
Tea Set ruby and engraved Caraes Decanters Bob
and Table Spoons Forks tine Ivory Cntery ~
N B-Frniture cxpressmen Will be In attendance to cart
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
II ELEGANT CABINxr FukNITuRE;


sSLS fHESios IS REMOVAL
g EDwAnD a. No. M s' rosms ass s ss,
@ in ns sr suss S s
a%s a"a sssr,ar BaoRcases RcdSads Bqsass waSS
pa%s spa ry sn, S ~ T'pe as. ss
wishsg ~ St class Furniture viii find THIS rare opportn
auction.
u COTTON, ACCOMPLISHMENTS, CARPETS
Mr.os Piano psnc,s Too. "a, And Char, billiard
dss Nay cis oeiocs, No "a Broiiwa,, oppo
SeS Sana F almost and
rptoS o, raIor Dining Rom Bedroom all sss@e.t s
daasS aud rcls Beokease- and Wa, robes Dr.s.ins na
ani aSa Enson Ssss "r Table csrps Of al s. fenph par
as rS rs HAIR M%s s"% 9th S on r sns ss 5
Sofa %s &C. sS all the ."ssa s.ofs Sna lo's OF
Caa ogucs ear y this morning.
CEoRGE COOK AucrIoyEER --sTUFFED BIRDS
~ ~ ins DAY q, y oelSes at ni sroadway & a. invoice Of
HESsy D. MINER, AycrIoNEEa -sALEsRooM 81
oTEs @ Hi's % Ssi ss 1 al auction Thursday
aas sassSSd Fora,sare. sisssn,
s.ns rari ioows, via -Rase@os% P4ror SUITS IN
s%S cr ssa o 10 s%s ee sss s.sn
lion. Brussels and rhrcc plv Carpets OAK buffet mahogany
wsshsands Reasea aud c6aiis osS iornsss EWession
T.5ls isGs a. us ssp and Sore eaam.ed marble op
holsters and Pillows Centre and side Tables
Crockcry GAss are Ne Al ~ o'clock Will be sold
rosewood Esren oavc Fiano corners,
legs finished and all the modern made
70 order py Hazeon Bros. Of this eiy, and cost SsD
HENRY D. MINER, AuvTIoSEER sALEsRoow =,
III Nassau street opposite the Post ee.-MINEH A
SOMEU, IlIs will sell at auction ThIrsia MAY ~ nt y
ocock NJ. q complete seryte Of Eng lab sterling s,er
Forks md Spoons made order The present
owner AMI has been used bat few times Cost about 81
ounce. E q IH .tIlH
BoGARr. AucrIoSEER- ny s. a J. BoaARr
81 thus day, nj lVL ock, At the Auction Rooms No.
Moth William street. Household furin ic, Tables Chairs
Bnrcans washssnis Brussels and Ingram C,rpets ma.
ding Ragatee fable otof China Ware urnanlents aud Tea
Sets also lis sho'els and Spades; one hsh' wagon
| JoHN H. BuRLEY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. at2 O'Clock leo Beecker street. near Mac onen
all the furnarc Ia said house. consisting oil Bureaus Wash
sands Bedseads, Hair aud Other Mattresses Pillows Boil
ster sheets Blankets Spreads Brussels and other tarIe
Tables, chairs, W yards English Oicoh Looking Glass. .
TIVE sets English Beer Pumps Bar and Bar Fixtures Silver
Mugs Glasses Bottles 40 gallons Brandy in boud, DIN
Wines, ane assortment or Pictures, selected with great
Round Tables saoon Chairs Chandeliers, together
with nne assortment OF Kitchen Furniture, with which
| the sale Will commence House 10 LEI. tt1
| DAwNBRoKERs sALE-THis DAY AT Iol,
| O'Clock at BELL lN0RAHAMs au,ton rooms D:
yer Watches Diamonds, rich Jcwclry told Chains Rugs
Pima srs Ornaments Guns, Pistols Ac Nv order on IA
] Adolphgs, licensed pAwntroser, t29 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
A UCTION NOTTCE.-PBREMPTORY SALE OF
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
A

"A ELEGANT HOuSEHOLD fURNlTuRE van
-. ,c, cMA@Sss1szs4 @ HsgsFASfS !%h RSsstfSss
s SfaE
RUSSELL W. T.a wEsrooTT, htcfioxEER. WILL SELL
West
Tss sale Comprises the oonten,s of the house. mos. of
sa .s r."
rGShSTy rEha
AsshH :s Soss
broca:e and french reps M rosswo Eiasefes
Bss sa Tsn ay tsf %a
sn @ and seSsa Ss 20 pE Of
lns @ r9n q ns o na Ana
DiSlsa 'cA ROOM c eenANaET AND NURSERY ruRsI
Superb Bureaus Redstc,ls Tec t tes Spring
Bss S fable IS sn
Bohemian Gu na Iil ware slN Mare, lvor, Table CIT
lsfs -e sS and s 81 sas sss
sc No pos'ponemen cash deposit required OF all par
Men viii the pack ship goods for
purchasers. rtf.trg
A UGTIoN SALE OF LADIES' AND NppG GENTLEMEx,s
tsn; iss .as, street opposite
Js soak wan in G p"r
% SUM aa.sa Tas
Ninth street and Third avenue. rosewood Suit
Ssss sS
A UoTIoN SALE OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
MERMAN CO. snconsers a. wi eel H. this & day
Coffee, aos:s.s soap Sweet oil, 40 Wrapping p,
case. asmi i,oGn. Sale positive We p:rticuisry in
A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., WILL SELL ON
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

SHIPPING.
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
ship FRANC1s y. CUTTING sails. Nav 80
shin Guy MANNEKING sa-...................... JUICE
khp MONARCH OF TIE SEAS sails June 8
fof London--N Line
Ship ADRtAIfC sails, May 30
ehr NARGARET EVANS salts. une 7.
For passage, 20 from Liverpool and London, low
.st.s or drafts payable In any pat OF England Ireland,
Scotland or Wales. apply 10
rAPscof} BRoTnERs CO, 50 South street
LoR LIvERPooi.-CLfPPBR SNIP VICTORY, PIER
~ North river salts 18th Of Nay and the celebated
elTpcr ship DREADNOUGHr Captain Sanucls pier
Eor,h river sails on the 81 of June For from
i ". pENAREsr. 70 sou,h street
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

II you WANT TO KNOW THE EFFEcTs OF
Il ehioroform, rcad .a.
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
good book every Contents tables free at the
principal newspaper depos IN oughout the country, f.
Warner e. No INescy street, OF the author, DR.. r. y.
rooTE, I,l9 Broadway, NY.
nrADy.-,oFFIcTAL)-THE UNITED STATES CON
IL srption Act National Militia Bill, with copious
inaex for reference. JAs w. FORTUNE. PuhIl-ief lJ1
centre street. N. y Price Eve cents
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
Personal.

EIJOw TO PAY THE RENTn-YOU WILL. FIND
IL ter add esscd to fafaX IN the Unioa square Post
encr Net yon 10 da on Broadway bu circumstances pre-
vegted my greeting 5ou. FAIRFAX.
JEoFFRY MILLER &c UEG, Ky TRADE \ FAINTER
81 formerly os Mcthwoi, la Soo - afterwards Lon.
don and Plymouth n living AMI dead his widow aud chil.
requcsted nue atciv % Apply me %
Mcssgs Cr,e Las, IS Grtys Inn square. London he
will hear OF somc,hng to ihcir aNanta.e 1t
posed ts NJ Ia Anerca ~ on about August 1851,
Any who give lelai information OF his death aud
children t. b. fOuni will hc ewerLed
~. b. b. MASON, solisitoe,
werehain, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, England.
NJ EVENTS ARE AS EXPECTED. DON'T DEsPOND
1N Sdc meeting. J.
ITO CNLIfORNIANS-ANY PERSON KNOWING JOHN
Cushney, cf syracus, n. should THIS resch hin,
will pleas. ~ Died, 1851 Elixa Cushney, VII
namsburg, Long Island. NB-Caiiiorna papers please
copy.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

LHOR S,LE-NINE HORSES FROM THE COUNTRY
Among them handsome long tail black Horse
very stylish, splendid coupe horse warranted sound and
kind; also OF handsome bob tail black Horses
anted sonn and knd also three dragh Horses suitable
for carts rucks also three Saddle Ponies Can BE-
at 3S West Fourteenth street, between Nnth and Tsnh
avenrcs.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

yxyANTED-AN 0RoANIsr rOR AN EP1sCOPAL
w church in tis city 70 assis. a. rehearsal and q u,
service for sake Of instruction and pra.tcc an e,cen
onr, tunlty or ono desiring grsescc AddrssA with full
iaitcnlars. Crgansh Herald omee
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-02
From WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says it is
understood that Gen. Halleek has voluminous
dispatches from Gen. Rosecrans of a very sat
isiactory character, but improper for publica-
ton. The enemy had made no demonstrations
for several days.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
Invalid Corps has been organized into sixteen
regiments, and Colonies to command them Sc
lected from Majors previously appointed.
The sale OF rebel estates in Alexandria will
take place on Monday next. The sales will
be absolute, and the title given in fee simple,
subject to the revision OF the Supreme Court,
before which it is expected the legality OF the
Contscation act, forleiting the property of
rebels only during their lifetime. will be tested.
The Trbune's Washington dispatch says the
statement that new draft for 100000 men is
about TO be made, is believed to be premature.
No steps will be taken toward u new draft I'M
til the present one is completed in the several
States which have not yet excee. led their quota
OF volunteers sufficiently to cover that under
the draft, as Michigan, Minnesota and Wis
consu.
Generals McCook and Crittenden are to be
relieved OF their commands and ordered to
report at indianapolis. A Court of Inquiry is
to be instituted to inquire into the conduct of
the deposed generals at the battle of Chcka-
manga.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-02
Later from Merico.

NEW YORK. Oct l.
The Times has a letter from Queretaro,
Mexico, dated Aug. l 1. which says Juarez and
his Government at San Luis Potosi are full OF
courage and hope. Gen. Deaz has been APP
pointed Comnander-in-C Chief, and now has IA
force of 5000 men at San Luis. thoroughly
organized and armed. Gen. Doblado of Guam
ajuato has 10000 men also thoroughly organ
lied and armed. Queretaro and Oajaca aud
other States are arganizing, and the Juarez
Government will soon have 81 900 or 10000
meu in the field against the French The
Juarez Government intend to fight now and
forever.
The Herald has a letter from San Luis Po-
tosi, dated Aug. q, which says: "Gen. Do
bl,do has been appointed Minister of War,
and Lerdo de Leiada. Secretary of State,
probably the two ablest men at present in the
Mexican Republic. Senior Fuente has been
appointed Minister to the United States
Gen. DEAF, the commander-in-chef is bold.
daring aud young, aud served with great dis
tinctlon at the siege of Pueba. Gen. Negiete
has already given great trouble to the French
in Puebla and Flascaa' The correspondent
thinks Mexico will. be able to place 100000
men in the field against the French.