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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-04

Mr.. Barker spoke for over an hour, and
throughout he commanded the most undivided
attention, and was repeatedly interrupted by
the most enthusiastic applause. He closed by
reciting the "Ship of State" a brief poem
written by that true poet OF nature, David
Barker, which will compare favorahy with the
best efforts of Bryant or Whittier. The au-
dience seemed reluctant to have him close and
expressed their appreciation of his efforts by
the most generous demonstrations.
After three cheers for Mr.. Baker, proposed
by the Chairman, three more for the Union,
and three more for the nominees, the meeting
adjourned.
The meeting was in all respects great sue
cess. Mr.. McCobb, who presided, has been a
lifelong democrat and has received the high
est honors that could be conferred on him by
the city. He has within a few years occupied
the Mayors chair, elevated to that position by
the Democratic party; but like others-we
hope large number-he knows no duty now
superior to his duty TO the Government, and
in the discharge of that duty he will join hands
with other loyal men, and not finding dem
ocratic platform left to stand upon, he will
stand with the Republicans on a platform
broad and liberal enough to receive all who
will stand by the Union.
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Ward Nominations.

WARD 1.-Warden, Samuel R. Leavitt,
Clerk, Robert l. Hull.
Aldermdn-George w. Beal.
Common CounciL-Increase Pote, William
Brown, John ID. Snowman.
Coastables. - William Foster, Henry G.
Mitchell.
WARD 2.-Warden, Arthur NJ. Small; Clerk,
George A. Card.
Atderman-Frankln c. Moody.
Common Councit.-Stephen Whittemore,
Henry L. Paine, Samuel Warehouse.
Constables-Isaac w. Seaman, Charles III.
Pickett.
WARD 3-Warden, NJ. A. Blanchard, Clerk,
Ira j. Batchelder.
Aldermdn.-S. w. Larrabce.
Common CounciL-Charles Holden, John
True, James Bailey.
Constables-Thomas Wildes, J. H. Derrick.
WARD 4.-Wdrden, j. A. Henderson, Clerk,
j. S. White.
Alderman.--John G. Hayes.
Common Couacil.-A. p. Fuller, Edwin
Clement, J. G. Stetson.
Constdbies.-George 7. Ingraham, George
WARD 5.-Wurden,, Nathaniel Walker
Clerk, George 5. Nutting.
Aldermon-Stevens Smith.
Common Councit-Gibert l.. Bailey, Ed
mund Phinney, George i. Storer.
Comstabies-Wm. II. Robinson, Archibald
Montgomery*
WARD e. Warden, George Owen; Clerk,
Henry b. Shaw.
Acknowledgement G.. Messer.
Common Coancil.-Thomas z. Twitchell,
James II. Hamlen, Timothy Z. Stuart.
Constdbles.-Jonathan Meserye, -
WARD 7.-Wdrden, Francis Z. Pray; Clerk,
Henry p. White.
dtdsrmdn.-T. c. Jersey.
Common CouaciL-Cyrus K. Ladd, Joseph
johnson,
Constabies.-George r. Tuttle, Andrew L.
TAYLOR.
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DIED.

Al the Naval Academy, Newport. April 2. Midship-
Richard Henry Dana, of this city, aged Is years
The deceased though but short time a member of
the Academy. had already the respect aud es-
teen OF his teachers aud associates and high rank
In his class Appropriate demonstrations of respect
offered 10 his memory. Ordinary pursuits were
suspended the flags the public buildings and ships
OF in the harbor were lowered: touching cere-
monlas had at the Academy. and his remains
draped in the flag of his country conveyed TO the
depot attended by the officers and midshipmen of
the Institution His last letter TO his parents writ
ten a few hours before the attack that suddenly
terminated his early career. contain these consong
words: I" / am glad you like the spirit of my letter.
for | have concluded that | will do the best can
short compared with that for which should pre-
pare" Con-
In this city. April 3. AFTER short and painful ILL.,
ness Mr. Albert winslow. aged IS years months
days.
ER-Funeral on Sunday. at O'Clock from his late
residence, Isl Cumberland street. Friends are nvit-
ed to attend
In New York. March 26, of diptheria. John Nc
Masters. of this city. aged Is years.
rR-FuDeral this Saturday afternoon at 81 o'clock,
at ST Stephens Church.
In East Boston, March q. Mr.. Ambrose Whitney
formerly of Portland, aged SO years.
In Westbrook, April l. Mrs Sally Stevens. relict of
the late VIM. Stevens, aged 20 years.
In Peru, March IA, Rev. Jefferson Hall. aged about
60 years; April 2, Lorenzo Conant. member It'll Ne
Reg, aged about 20 years.
In kennebunk. March Q. Miss Olive Hill, aged So
Nth. Mrs. Cynthia Il. Spooner. aged g.
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Mr.. Greenough Declines.

Dea. BYRON GREENoUGH, one of our most
estimable citizens, and one of the firm and
consistent friends of the Temperance cause,
having been nominated for Mayor by few
of the Temperance men Of the city on Thurs
day evening. in opposition to Mr.. Mcclellan,
respectfully declines, as he will not consent,
under any circumstances, TO countenance the
slightest division in the ranks of those who
should, by their votes, strengthen the govern
ment in its conflict with an unnatural and
wicked rebellion. We hope those of our citi-
zens who have used his name, will take the
sober second thought" and act in harmony
with his advice. Here follows his letter:
PORTLAND, April 3, 1853.
To the Editor Of the Press:
see by your paper of this morning that a
few of the friends OF Temperance, at meeting
held last evening, nominated me as candidate
for the office of Mayor. Allow me to say
through your paper, that cannot, under any
circumstances, consent TO be a candidate for
that office; and that believe the true course
for the friends of Temperance, under all the
circumstances at the present time, is to give
their hearty aud undivided support to the
candidates OF the Republican and Union party.
BYRON GREENoUGH.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
Another Boston Vessel Captured by the
Fiorida-The Pirate Escapes the
Vanderbilt

Another Boston Vessel Captured by the
Fiorida-The Pirate Escapes the
Vanderbilt.
New YORK, April 3.
Bermuda advices OF March 18th, state that
the schooner Lucy Ann reports, on Saturday
week was boarded by the Confederate steamer
Florida, which requested her to take q pris-
oners captured from the prize ship Star of
Peace, oil Boston, from Calcutta, laden with
saltpetre, which vessel was destroyed. The
Lucy Ann refused, though a large sum was
offered by Mailit. On the day the Florida
spoke the Lucy Ann she took the schooner
Aldebaran of Rockhaven, and having put a
prize crew aboard, went in pursuit OF a large
American ship then in sight
The Florida is reported 10 have been chased.
after leaving Barbados, by the Vanderbilt,
and night coming on she tackled ship and stood
for the Vanderbilt; her lights were extinguish-
ed and steam stopped. The Vanderbilt APP
preached and hailed to know IL steamer had
passed The reply was Yes, and going at
great speed, right astern." The Vanderbilt
kept on after the xviii o. the Wisp,r and the
Florida escaped.
In Demerara the Governor had issued orders
that should the Confederate privateer Alabama
call for supplies. the Captain was to be told
that none could be furnished within the time
prescribed by the imperial government.
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The Threatened Temperance Diversion.

or course all friends of the Union in the
city, who feel the necessity of administering a
severe rebuke to copperheadism on Tuesday
next, will be gratifed at the wise course adopt
ed by our Temperance friends-or at any rate
the great majority of them-in discounte-
nancing any diversion that should hazard the
success of the Republican Union ticket. In
the Press yesterday morning we gave an ac-
count Of the meeting of Thursday evening and
referred to Mr.. Cartoons conciliatory course,
and the resolutions which he offered to the
meeting. Below we give the paper read by
Mr.. {. as the basis of his action, and the spirit
OF which seems TO have been adopted by all
OF the meeting, if we except the small minor
ity of half a dozen. Mr.. Carleton, as the rep
resentatiye man of the Order of the Sons of
Temperance, has acted worthily in this matter,
and will not suffer in the estimation of his fell
low-citizens for his efforts to stay all action
that would tend not only to crafty the enc
mics of the Union, but would be well pleasing
to the enemies of the Temperance cause. The
followingis the paper referred to above
Whereas. The Temperance men of Portland have
Otcaiieu upon 10 make movement In the direction
OF party which shall be fully committed TO the
cause of Union and Temperance, and, whereas, the
movement in that direction has already accomplish
ed even more than we anticipated in the selection of
men as Ward officers. that not only unobjeetion-
able but highly satisfactory to US as Union Temper
ance men; and,
Whereas, The Republican candidate for Mayor
was not our choice, yet, believing do. that IL
elected he will firmly administer all laws without
speet to former party associations preferenc s.
and, above ALL in this the greatest crisis of
try's PERIL believe Jacob Mcclellan to be truly
and thoroughly loyal, therefore,
Resotred. That while we pledge hearty and firm
support to our organization In the future, for the
time being. will make nomin ations for NUM-
cipal officers AT the approaching election; but that
We Will for the sake OF our country give the Repub
ican nominees a hearty and united support.
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MARRIED..

In this city. April 2. at ST Lukes Church. by the
Rector Rev. Alex. Burgess. Capt David keazer. Jr,
and Miss Ellen NJ, daughter of Capt. Daniel L.
Choafe. all of this city. No cards.l
In this city March 25. by Rev Henry d. Moore.
Capt. stephen Hutchinson and Miss Margaret II.
Treat. both of this city,
In this city. April 2. by Rev. VIM. r. Clark. Chas.
w. Holden. of Boston, aud Miss Elizabeth IL. Har-
mon, of this city.
In Medtord, Mass, March rs. by Rev. o. Haven
ID. n. Rev VIM. +. Harrington, of the Providence
Conference of the NJ. Z. Church. and Mrs Margaret
Z. Skings, of NJ. formerly of this city.
In Peru, March y. William c. Walker and Miss
Sarah Cilley, both of East Dixhed; April Gilbert
Eustis and Miss Della Walker. both of 7.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

q On and after Monday. April 9Th 1858.
Ytrains will leave As follows until further
orders:
Leave Saco River for Portland at sis and 800
A. M, and 33OP NJ.
Leave Portland for saeo River at 7.45 A. NJ. and
400 and SO +. NJ.
The 400 y. NJ. train out, and this 900 A. NJ. train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
Stages connect at Saccarsppa daily for South Wind.
ham Windham Centre and Great Falls.
AtGorham, for West Gorham. StAndish, Steep
Falls, Baldwin, Sebsgo, Bridgton. Hiram. Lining
ton, Cornish. Denmark. Brownheld, Lowell, Frye
Eaton, n. III.
At Buxton Centre, for West Buxton. Benny gle.
South Limington, Limington and Limerick
At Saco River. tri-weekly. for Hollis, Limerick.
Osspee, Newfeld, Parsonsheld. Ell gham,t reedom.
Madison. Eaton, Cornish, Porter, &C.
APPS diff DAN CARPENTER, Supt.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICE S.
tV-To CoSsUNPrIv

sN-To CONSERVATIVES The Advertiser, having
been restored TO health in few weeks by a very SIM
pie remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
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ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceives 10 be invau
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blessing REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
feb27 d3m
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCIsC0-sl Sid LIST inst, ship Lookout.
NEW uRLEANS-Ar oath, bark Revolution Loud
Boston: 18th. Greenland. Merriman do.
BALIIhoRE-CldS ist. sch Louisa Dyer, jane
son, Alexandra.
CID lst brig Speedway. Anterior. Boston.
PHILADEiPhiA-Ai3l st, sch Ada Ames, Ken
nedy, Rockport, tand cid for Portland1
Ar LIST. brigs hattie T. Wheeler, Pinkham, sagua;
Abby Ellen: Gilmore. Port Royal SC.
NEW fORk-Ar lst. brigs Georgia. Thompson,
Matanzas, stephen Duncan Tyler Port ROYAL SO;
schs Lath Rich Bonhof do; Juliet. Small. Passport:
Bay State. fm Belfast for Fortress Monroe; Hanpic
Westbrook, Littejohn from Portland; Highlander
Boston.
Ar I'd, bark Geo Thomas Regain. from Key West.
Marasal. Griffin. Barbados; brig Lucy Ann, wass
Arroyo: scbs West Wind. Gilman. Trinidad; j w
Allen. Doane Newbern NC; Jw Warren. Pierce.
Baltimore; Exchange, Kelley. fun Elizabethport for
Boston.
Cid lst. ships Isaac Webb. Hutchinson. Liverpool:
Heliesponf Nickerson, shanghae: bark Sallie Bon.
spi. Leavitt. Halifax; brgs James Crosby. Parker,
do; John Hathaway. Townsend, Tor Cardenas; schs
Forest City. Lowell Washington; 1 II Endicott. Ba-
ker. DO; John Adams Hatch Portland; Mary Eliza.
cid ID. bark Gushing, Colcord. Portland: brigs
Zaza: schs Exchange. Cook. Baracoa: Commerce.
Daniels. Fortress Monroe: Sea Bird Scott W ashing-
ton; smith, snow. York River.
Sid I'd. ships Onward, and Adelaide: bark Grotto;
brigs Margaret Ocean Traveller Isabella Jewett and
Anna ID Torrey.
NEwPoKr-salcd, schs Mary Ann. RYAN. from
Machias Tor Alexandria; sarah Matilda. Armstrong,
Passport for Philadelphia; circassian Hatch. Belfast
for baltimore; Phanthropisi. Holmes. Bucksport
for Aexandris; NJ iicre. spaulding. Rockisnd for
New York; ID Richards. Joy. Boston for WASH
ington; Esergade Tabbut, Boston for Philadelphia;
volaut, Coggins. Searsport for New York; Juliette
Wiley. Wiscasset Tor Alexandria: Angelina, Hall
and fhos Xix. Hall. I'm Rockland for New York De.
fanco, Foss Portland for do; Belle Rosebuck do
for baltimore; NJ Price, Kelley. do for fhiladel.
pha.
BosToN-Ar I'd inst. brig. Tornado, Merrill. from
Sagua; Lillian. Sw asey, Cardenas; Alsfon. Sawyer
Philadelphia; schs W Freeman, Freemas j.. FIN Sagua;
Harriet Fuller. Fuller and Delaware, Crockett. from
Baltimore; Oakes Ames. French. do; knight. Gage
do: Connecticut. Dean. winterport; Globe. snow
man. Portland.
Ar Sd. ship Regulator. Hoibrook San Francisco;
schs Naletta, Lord Gardens; Geo Thomas. Jacobs,
and Julia Newell. Trott. Alexandra.
:, CID ID. brig Marine. Cook. ST Jago; sch Eagle.
Hall. Rockland.
BELFAsT-Ar 27th uit. sch Mazurka. Kimball. FIN
Salem.
Ar 2sth. schs Abby Gale. Mcdonald. and J r Mer-
riam. Clark Boston,
Sid 9th, bngs Mary Means Tibbetts, and Emily
Saunders. Fortress Monroe
Sid 2sth. sehs Mars Hin. Limebarner. Alexandria;
Franklin. Bray, Boston.
Sid 3lth, schs Belle Creole, Burgess for Baltimore;
Louisa. Haskell. Alexandria.
Sid 3lst, sch Mexican. Cottrell, Alexandra
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Matanzas-Bark st Jago-409 hhds molssses. 20 tres
do. bbls do, to Chase Bros Co; bbls melado, to
master
Cumberland Harbor. Cuba - brig Maid Of Erin =
262 hhds sugar IS casks do % tres do 80 bbs do, to
Geo II Starr.