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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17

ALBUMS. a.
A LARGE stock Of Photographic Albums, whole.
n sale and retail, at PARTRiDGR'S New Gnilery-
tunlS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17

oARD:PHOTOGRAPHS.
400 DIFFERENT kinds OF Fancy Card Photo
SOO graphs at 10 cents each. For sale at PART.
hlDsE'S New Gallery. junI3
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pIGTURR FRAMES of all kinds at PARrRrDeFs
site his old Gallery. mix Xxx
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SUsPENDERs, Gloves, Hosiery. Shirt Collars. i,ecl
ties etc, gents Aud boys Mt the Variety Store
OF junls D. NIooLL .SS' Bro RcS'S
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Another Rebel ACCOUNT or Jones
From the Rockingham Register.

An intelligent member of Capt. Nc
Neill's Independent Partisan Rangers has
furnished us with an account of their re-
cent visit TO the>Northwest. This compa-
ny formed part OF Gen. Jones' command,
sent to .slook after things" in the North
west, aud 70 do little E"pegging," if me-
cessary. Our correspondence letter is da-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17

80 The above sale is adjourned to the 18Th or
june i 81 3, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
my9S DAVID MlCONA UG4Y rrrnst..
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

statement has been published in several of
the papers, said to have emanated from Wash
ington, to the effect that DIR. Perley, the Medi-
cal Inspector General of the army, has been
placed under arrest, with charges preferred
against him; that he wrote communication
falsely charging the Surgeon General with
completely In certain frauds, said TO have been
perpetrated in the Medical Department; that
the communication fell into the hands Of the
Surgeon General, that DIR. Perley was sum-
moned and asked if he knew anything about
the communication, and that he denied all
knowledge Of il; that the original draft was
then produced, in his own handwriting, and
he was offered the alternative of resignine or
submitting to arrest and trial.
Such is the substance Of statement which
we find copied into the National InteIligencer
of Feb. 9th, accompanied by downright and
unequivocal denial. The writer says:
NV attention being called to this article, and
knowing it to be a ialsehood and fabrication
In every word and syllable, except what will
be hereinafter stated, / take upon myself the
responsibility TO publicly aver that no such
proceedings took place, nor did Dr. Perley ac-
cept or reject any terms whatever.
DIR. Periey made report of some sort in
the discharge OF his official duties, but what it
is know not, having never seen il. But what
| do know is. that DIR. Perey is not no,c, and
nerer has been, ustder arrest, on account OF
any matters or things stated by him in said
report. On the contrary, while it is true that
certain charges were preferred, perhaps by the
Surgeon General, against DIR. Perley, they
seem not TO have been deemed of sufficient
merit TO cause the arrest OF DIR. p, who Is, to
my certain knowledge, and that of everybody
else in Washington who has occasion to OBJ
serve. in the daily discharge of his duties.
assert that there has been no trial of DIR.
Perley under any charges whatever, nor is
there any trial pending on account of such
charges.
The fact that DIR. Perley is a native of this
State, and that his family friends reside among
us, and are among the most respectable and
highly honored citizens of the State. is SUI:
ficient excuse for the notice we have taken OF
the matter.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

We have received letter from highly re-
spected officer of the Maine 10th, from which
We take the liberty to make the following ex-
tract, though the letter relates mainly to pri-
vate business matters, and was not intended
for publication. The writer says:
Our regiment is now in good condition. 1t
has seen hard service in Maryland and Virgil
MIA. 1t was put into the field, notwithstand-
ing the representations Of the Colonel that it
was not drilled; and before the men were ac-
custoned TO the new manner OF life it bore the
heat aud burden of the day in the campaign
in Maryland. We sent large number OF men
to the hospital from the unhealthy vicinity of
Antietam, where we did picket duty. The
regiment is now gaining in numbers and
health. BY the judicious management of Col
Ames the men have comfortable quarters.
with good dry hunks built up from the ground,
and well-cooked and wholesome food. Col.
Ames is a strict disciplinarian, and officers and
men who were incompetent, or unwilling to
work, found him troublesome. Those of us
who have remained are satisfied. He has
been exceedingly laborious, and spared no ex-
ertions 10 make officers aud men understand
their business. We think that our men com.
pare fayorably in drill and appearance with
any in the field, and we have won some repu-
tation in battle
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

A LEGAL PUZZLE.-An ingenious cores
pondent has Dissolved sort of tunnel through
the fugitive slave law, which as he seems to
think might serve for a new branch of the I'M
derground railroad. Lawyers who wishto Sc
cure contracts for the construction of the
whole or part of the said branch road will
please send in their names to this Office with
out delay. Mr.. Caleb Gushing need not APP
ply.
The natural cavern or tunnel through the
law mentioned is located rs follows.
The only Constitutional warrant for the fu-
gitive slave law is the clause in article 4, sec
ton 2, providing that persons held to SER
vice or labor in one State, and escaping into
another, ''shall be delivered up on claim of the
party to whom such service or labor may be
"due." This is down in the bond and this the
United States stand ready to perform, letter
for letter.
But softlyl what is this about persons ou-
ing service? There the light shines through
The Constitution talks about persons owing
service; certain States claim under this pro-
vision restitution OF sundry biped chattels, I'M
der their local law incapable of sustaining the
relation Of debtor or creditor. What then is
left for the judges in the United States courts
but to reply, my dears, you have come to the
"wrong shop; you will find the chattels you
speak OF in Dahomey, but here we keep only
"persons owing service"
Thereupon the States with one voice cry
out to the judges, sit is persons we want
persons owing service; give us our niggers."
"Ohow cries the court," are you there? Please
"reform your laws then, so as TO recognize
these articles as persons, and then prove
''the debt Of service, If you can" This is the
dilemma to which our ingenious correspond
ent, waking up out of sound sleep OF two
years, reduces the bodysnatchers. AS if any
body cared now about u fugitive slave law
buried out of sight under the dusty wreck of
war!
Another inexpressbly ludicrous notion of
our correspondents is, that persons owing ser
vice should be entitled to the benefit of a
bankrupt law. 1t would be mirthful specta-
Gle, to see debtor OF this singular class going
into bankruptcy and paying five minutes on
the year.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Foochow Dec !. ship sam'l Fales Randall. for
Shanghae.
Al Woosung Dec 6. ship Kitty Simpson, Mayo. FIN
Foochow. unc.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult brig Fanny Butler. Bart
lett, Catana for New York.
Sid 18th. bark Mary Dyer. Wallace. from New
York; Tor Messina.
AT Buenos Ayres Dec cath. ships Hampden Belle.
Pen,eton. fun Boston for Falmouth. Tor orders. idg
Richard Mitchell. Allen. for New York; Odessa.
Nichols. for Batavia; Mary Goode, Mct,ivery. for
Akyab: banks Sarah A Nichols. Blake for Boston.
ldg; r Hartman, Hartman. I'm Scarsport, disg
Scandinavian. Carlson. for New York 10 days: Jas
NJ Churchill, Hutchinson, for do DAYS; Czarina.
Treat. for Boston IA days; brigs NJ Herrera, Mn
man. for do, disg Circassian Heagan. for New ork
soon; Palestine. Lewis. fun Cardiff; Hannah. Grant.
FIN Rio Janeiro; Brothers, Brooks FIN do. unc. was
sold for S3l70.
Sailed from Rio Janeiro Dec "a. brig Canada. Ben
nett. Valparaiso.
Ar ut Aspinwali LIST inst brigs Webster Kelley,
Heagan, and Hannah Allen. New York.
Sid 26th, barks sherwood Bailey, Cienfnegos; n.
Scotland, Friend, do; LIST inst. brig Caroline. Har-
ford, New York.
Ar at barbados 18th ut, brig Shibboleth. Morton.
Boston land sailed I'D for Port Spain.l
At Bermuda ID inst, brig john Freeman, Crowell,
from New York, ito return in days)
At Kingston. ia. Feb 8. brig Mecosta. Dunbar. I'm
Boston, Jan 80 3 days passagel for Cienfuegos In
8 days, TO load for United States.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
Foreign Drafts.

Commissioner Boutwell, has made the follow
ing decision In the ease of drafts drawn by a
party out Of this country on parties in this
country.
TREASURY DEPARTMESr. OFFICE INTERNALl
REVENUE, Washington, Feb. II, 1853
SIR:
Yours of February 4, is duly received. In
reply would state that in the case you intro
duce, Of a bill drawn in Havana on parties in
New York TO the order OF a party in Portland,
who leaves II with and endorsed over to par
ty in Portland, and il is sent to New York for
conference.-the acceptor or acceptors of the
bill must atfix and cancel the stamp. See Sec.
10l Excise Tax Laws, page s. Of pamphlet
edition.
The party in whose favor the bill is drawn,
cannot negotiate before acceptance without
mourning the penalty provided by law.
Very Respectfully Yours,
GEO. S. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner Internal Rerenue.
To w. K. GOULD, Cash. International
Bank, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

The NATIONAL CURRENCY BILL.-The fol-
lowing is a brief synopsis of the National Cur
rency Bill which passed the United States SEN
ate on Thursday:
1t provides for the establishment of a bureau
in the Treasury Department which is to have
charge of the currency. II provides for the APP
pointment of a Comptroller, specifies his duties,
aud makes the necessary regulations for the gov
eminent of his office. 1t creates banking associ-
ations, TO be organized corporate bodies
with not less than five persons constituting the
association in any case; shows how they are to
be organized and governed, provides the proper
safeguards, restrictions, etc. These institutions
may purchase, hold, and dispose of real estate.
Before any institution can commence business,
it must transfer TO the Treasurer of the United
States bonds of not less than one-third of the
capital stock paid in.
On complying with these conditions the insti-
tutions will be entitled to receive from the Com
troller bills of different denominations in amout
equal to the capital stock already paid in.
The amount of these circulating notes are not
to exceed $500 900 900, and are to be distributed
throughout the States, Territories snd District
Of Columbia, upon the basis of representative
population. TheComptroller under the direction
of the Treasurer, is TO provide plates, engrav-
ings, ETC., for making these bills, or notes. These
notes are to be held at par drought the United
States. A tax of one per ceRtum is to be paid
by these banks 20 the Government, semi-annual-
ly, in July and January. the bank officers are
to make regular and Accurate returns of their
transactions to the proper authorities
No notes but such as are provided for in this
bill will be allowed TON put into circulation by
these banks. The bill further provides rules for
the government of these institutions in detail,
and at much length, affxing certain penalties
for any violations of law, such as the public
safety demands. The bill contains some sixty
three sections.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CoUeH, COLD, OR AN IRRIrArrp THROAT, il
allowed to progress. results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. oftentimes ineurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief In BRoSCHITIs, ASTHMA, and CA
rARRH they beneficial The good effects result
ing from the of the rroches and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeed. Be TO
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine Brotcas bronchial Troches which have
prorsd their efficacy by q test of many years. Pun
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the Troches,
Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the voice
and are exposed to sudden changes, should have
hem. Sold everywhere at Is cents per box.
jan2l d& w3m
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

SCHOONER BURNED.-The schooner Frolic,
Capt. McCarty, which left this port for Boston,
on Thursday Of last week, took fire in the
deck load of hay, when a few hours out. The
fire spreading in spite of all exertions, the yes
sci was beached near Camden, where she was
scuttled and burned TO the waters edge The
vessel, with her cargo of hay and potatoes,
belonged to Capt ii. }. Anderson, and is to-
tai loss. VIM. Russell and Son had about
$500 worth Of paper on board, which is dam
aged so much as to be fit only to be worked
over at the mill. The whole loss is about
$3000.-[Belfast Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

lPer steamship Asia, at New York
AT at Liverpool 18th ult. Nova scotian. 10y from
Sid 2sth. Australia Towart, and Home Trefry, for
CID 2sih Leona williams, for Boston; Criterion,
Emit for ldg Goth Alameda, Patterson. for Calcutta
Cd at London 18th, Vivid Light Edridge. Cardiff,
70 load for Cuba; 18th. ATLANTA. Hartman, and
Meridian Meridian Doughty, Cardiff and New York; Thomas
A, Ar at Deal 18th. Southern Rights. Knowles. Lon
a. Passed do 18th Helen R Cooper. Latham. Shields
AT at Cardiff 18th w G Putnam. Putnam. Bristol.
s s. koth Garibaldi. Stinson. Havana. :
.he I'M 18th, Haven, Bartlett, from CaIlao for
AT at Ardrassan Gath. Chandler Price, Bourne. I'm
Ar at Glasgow 18th. Ro.ins. KNIGHT. New yo,.
Acork Soth Morning Light, Thomas. repg.i
Ar at Antwerp 2sth. Young Mechanic. McLoou.
Sailed from Hssre as,h ult. Undne, Hutehin., for
sailed from bordeaux 18th uli. Piscataaus, Smith.
Cardiff.
sailed from Csdiz 10th ult. Golden Rule. Mayo.
Ar at Gibraltar I'D ult. Thos Wright. Bernard. I'm
Catania for New York.
Ar Z, con.,aniinopIe 10th ult Heroine. Nieker.on.
sid I'm Swallow Nov "a. Kate Hastings. Kingman,
Liverpool, Jan 81. The Webster. from New York
which was ashore in Princes Dock basin. has been
got OF and towed into sandon Dock.
SPOKEN.
Nov "A. Let 60 s, Ion ~ W. ship Elizabeth Cushing
Dec Is lat j. $. lon % w. ship Western Chief finn
London for Maurifius.
Dec %, lat s s. Ion 81 W, ship Grace Ross PendIe-
ton. from Liverpool for kAngoon.
Jan 8: OF iviea. bark Radiant. Finn, FIN Messina
for Boston
Feb o. lat g. lon IS. bark Harvest Moon, Berry, FIN
Boston for New Orleans.
No date. Of Cape Good Hope. ship Daphne. Hsv-
ener. from Manila for London.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

AuGusrA, Feb. 16.
SENATE
Monday. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Follett of Gar
diner
Papers from the House were disposed of in
concurrence.
Read and assigned.-Act additional to Chap.
s, r. s., relating to County Treasurers; act to
amend Chap. 70, r. s., relating to County At
tornies; act to set off lands from the town OF
Frankfort and to annex the same to the town OF
Monroe.
Passed 10 be engrossed.-Act to amend the act
incorporating the Portland Mutual Loan and
Savings Institution; act extending the charter OF
the Thomaston Marine and Fire Insurance Co.
act to set of certain lands of David Larrabee,
in Lisbon, and to annex the same to Webster.
A communication was received from the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Kennebec County, COM
municating the amounts paid the fish wardens
on Kennebec river. Referred.
Resolves for the preservation of the title of
the Penobscot Indians to certain islands in PEN
obscot river and to authorize the survey of lands
belonging to the Passamaquoddy Indians in the
County of Washington, was read second time
and, on motion of Mr.. Woods, tabled.
Finally Iassed.-Resolves in fevor of James
b. Bachelor; in relation to the portrait of Sir
VIM Pepperell; authorizing the Governor and
Council to settle with the bondsmen of Sumner
& Maxcy.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Stone of Jay.
concurrence.
Passed TO be engrossed.-Act additional to the
act incorporating the Lewiston Bagging Co.,
and to increase the capital stock of the same;
act to incorporate Hancock Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. cleveland, from the Committee on Edu-
cation, reported bill relating to the duties of
experimenting School Committees.
Mr.. Hopknson, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported leave to withdraw on the petition
of the Selcctmen of Farmingdale.
Bill to incorporate the Army Agency Co., pre-
scented by Mr.. Crosby, was referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
The order relating TO a final adjournment of
the Legislature was taken from the table and re-
ferred to Joint Special Committee, consisting
on the part of the House of Messrs. Crosby,
Warren, Cony, Mcclellan, Copeland, Hopkins,
and Jellison, with such as the Senate may join.
The consideration of the resolves on National
Affairs was postponed until Tuesday.
Passed TO be enacted.-Bill to incorporate Mt.
Kineo Lodge; act to amend the act Incorporate
ing the Portland Mutual Loan and Savings In
stitution.
On motion of Mr.. Lyman of Machias, it was
ordered that the farmers of this Legislature be a
Committee to consider the expediency of abolish
ing the Board of Agriculture.
Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

A PPLICATION has been made TO the Educational
"A Commission for Seeds and Agricultural Tools
for the Of the negroes In the neighborhood Of
Fortress Monroe. The Government Superintendent
has been ssthor I'D 30 occupy lands and al desiring
do so very enectualIy by contributing supplies Of
these articles, or money with which 90 purchase
them. Contributions Of either kind may be sent TO
shire street. and donations OF money 70 WIN. ENDI-
COTT. JR-. No. 30 Summer street. or to GEO. AT
klNsoN, No. % state street, Boston.
febl7 d&vlw
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

FRAGRANT sozoDoSr.-The most convenient and
eficacious Dentifrice the world has ever produced.
For hardening and invigoratng the gum. purifyin
the breath. cleansing identifying and preserving tho
teeth, from youth 10 old age, the "sozodont' is
used and recommended by many of the most eminent
divnes dentists, physicians. chemists and scientific
gentleman of the day.
Sol by all Druggists everywhere. at 90 cents per
bottle Trial bottles and testimonials obtained graf
tbs of II. H. HAY, Portland.
HALL RUCKEL, Sole Agents New York.
deer eod2ms
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

GREAT DTsCovERY.-An adhesive preparation
that win STICK
Patches and Innings to Boots and Shoes suficient
iy strong without stitching;
That will ensctualiy mend Furniture. Crockcry.
Toys. and all articles Of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Manufacturers and Mschinists
And Families.
will find II ISvALuABLE. II viii ehectually stop tho
leakage Of Coal on.
II h insoiube In water or oil.
Its liquid. and as easily applied - paste.
II will adhere oily substances.
It's f.
HILTON's INsoLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BRorHxRs. Propriesors.
Providence. r. l.
Supplied IN packages from os. 10 100 ibs.. by
THos. G. LORING. Apothecsry.
Corner Of Exchange and Federal Streets.
Sole Agent in Portiand.
sbI7 dIy
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

SEE woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes for Speers Wine 1t Is an admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. Its worth trial. as it gives great satisfac-
ton. dec22 dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

New YORK, Feb. 10.
The Herald has advices from the City of
Mexico to Jan. IL. The attack on Puebla has
been again deferred, and the Mexican General
Ortega is making it a sort OF Sebastopol.-
There had been several skirmishes, in which
the Mexicans had been victorious. The Mex
leans claim to have captured 1900 French
mules.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

VINHE undersigned, Importers and Commission
4 Merchants Of Portland. in order 10 make the
custom OF this port conform to that Of all others in
tins country. hereby agreeThat from and after this
date they will in all require vessels by which
they may ship goods. to receive them along side and
to pay all stcvedores' bills on the same. The ship
pers shall have the privilege Of designating the ste
vedores TO be employed.
Portland. February u. 1853.
j. B. Brown Sons. Hersey. Fletcher q Co.,
Chase. Brothers Co., 81. John Smith,
John Lynch q Co. A. l.. Hobeon.
Thomas Asencio & Co., J. n. Hamlen,
Ii. i. Robinson. John ID. Lord,
h. Churchill & Co., Hophni Eaton. q.
Geo. y. Hunt, Isaac DYER
Phinney q Jackson, Isaac Came
Isaac Emery, Nathl J. Miller.
Ihos. w. OBron, Edward Hamblin.
N. o. Cram. George II. starr,
Jonas II. Perey, J.. q d. Lord,
Emery Fox. A. 4 8. 4. Spring
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
Baltimore secessionists in Trouble.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.
Some Union people having placed the ma
,tional flag over the Southern Methodist
Church in Biddle street, the minister, Rev.
John III. Dushiell, who is secessionis' came
to the church this morning and tore il down,
for which he was arrested and is now in GUS
tody. The secessionists worshipping at the
New Assembly Rooms were unwilling to meet
there to-day because Gen. Schenck ordered a
national flag TO be displayed.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
DIED,

In Perry, N. r., Feb. 3D.. Mrs. sabrina D. wife of
Capt. S. b. Bean. of Brownfeld. Ne.
In Bath. Feb. 18th, Mr.. William IL. Harrison. aged
70 years months.
In Plipsburg Feb. 18th, Ann adeiia Head, aged q
years months.
aged 81 wears.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

DRs. j. CLAwsoS KELLEY and H. L. DAVIS
Medical Office. No. 22ei Congress street, up same
flight with DR.. johnson, Dentist-only place in Port
land where DR.. KELLEYs genuine medicines can be
had. Adrice free upon all diseases.
jan27 d3aw& wtfS2
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

In this city. Feb 18th. by Rev. DIR. Carruthers,
Edward Jones. Jr of this city, and Miss Margaret
Z. Welsh of st John NIB.
N In this city, Feb l4th. by Rev II. Ilsley. Morrill,
brook.
In kockiand, Jan. 2lst Samuel Dean, of Lincoln
VILE and Miss Susan j. Wooster, of South Thomas
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday. ......... .....Jan..ry j

MOWuay'. ......'....t. .....Jnnumry 40.
ARRIVED
Steamship North American Dutton, Liverpool 18th
via Londonderry Both ult-reports. morning of
18th inst. OF Monhegan. spoke ship Clara Ann. from
Cadiz for Bath
Bark J 4 Ward Lynch. New York
Orig Annandale iof Camdenl Tilden, Cardenas 31st
Brig Aladdin. Curtis, Elizabethport.
Brig II Kennedy, tof waldoboro) Geyer, from
Holmes Hole.
Brig Catherine Rogers. Yeaton, Salem.
Sch Dazzle tof BaDgorl smith. Holmes Hole.
Sch Unison. Mann, Boston.
Sch Messenger. Fogg, Salem.
Sch Eliza Otis, Ryder, Belfass for Salem.
CLEARED.
Bark Illinois, Bray. Vera Cruz. BY John Proctor.
Brig Proteus, CHM. Havana. by Isaac l. Came.
Brig Bilow, Reed. Baltimore. BY Emery & Fox.
Sch Harriet Baker, Weber. New York, by @
York Son.
Sch Marietta. Gray. New York. by II White.
SAILED-wind NW-ship Mary Ann. and others.
LII II
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
Resignation of Gov. Stanley.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
The Times Washington dispatch says Lieut..
Col. Daor Of Gen. Fosters staff has arrived
from Port Royal with dispatches for the Gov
eminent. He utterly denies the reports of a
quarrel between Generals Hunter and Foster
The same denial is made by the President.
Governor Stanley of North Carolina has
resigned.
Washington. 1t is claimed that he desires his
resignation as Minister to Russia.
The bill granting Letters of Marque will, it
is thought, pass.
A majority of the Ways and Means Commit
tee now favor reduction or abolition of the
paper duty
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17

EY-Consumption and Catsrrh, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. successfully treatedby lSBA
LArIoN, Bye. MORSE, NJ. D.,
au1S SO cod Corner Smith and Congress Sta.
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-17
BROKERS' BOARD.
PASSENGERS.

In the North American, from Lverpool-Ensign
Golden, w w McMurray. DIR Maekern, Capt Ryan.
Lander. Mr. Woods. Capt Chapman, Capt Lelly.
Miss Foyc, and 70 in Storage.