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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-11-25
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49, nearly new, one and half story House
E;1 pleasantly located on Hill street. well fin
I'LL ished rooms, good well of water; wood
she 1 attached The lot containing 1904 feet
Of land For particulars enquire of the Subscriber
or ALLEN HAINES, Esq, Of Portland.
sep12 diff ISAIAH VICKERY.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

fsA That splendid. modern built, three story
VIZ by Jefferson Coolidge Esq, containing l2
finished rooms. A good stable is connected with
the house. Hard and soft water in abundance. II
auction.
For particulars enquire of J. NJ. KNIGHT 43i
state street, or KNIGHT FROST, NJ. Lime
Portland Nov 6, 1863 dsw.
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A Rare Chance for Seamen |!

A Ii Seamen desrous of enlisting in the Navy,
n can do SO by applying at Naval Rendezvous foot
of Exchange street.
This will present fine chance for seamen to OBJ
tain prize money. On ensting, each seaman re-
cciyes two months advance, and will be enabled TO
avoid all expenses by Immediately going on board
after shipping. Enlistments required for one or
three years.
u. s. Sioop of Var "Ino"l
November 5th 1868. move dtf
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Boquets and Cut Flowers,

FUNERAL wREATHS AND CROSSES taste
II fully arranged and made to order at my esiab
lishment corner of North and Montreal streets,
Munjoy Hill. Boquets may always be found at Lo-
well 4 Senter's, Exchange street All orders left
there will be promptly attended TO-
ALBERT DIRWANGER, Florist.
septic eod3m
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City Intelligence.

Jss CoRrvrArios CouSsxL Asp HIS APPOINTMENTS The
extraordinary t,rdness OF Nr Deseln the Corpora
tion Counsel. 10 making appointments for the various
positions hi GIT Is becoming enigma to outsiders
The patriots ANXIOUS 70 serve their country aud at the
time pocket the Corporation dollars cannot under
the III the delsv They themselves per-
fecy ready emerge from the tranquility OF private
life and ike Cmcnnaius ~ old 70 do violence TO their
feelings by conScntg 10 accept positions and crnonDens
ior good " the city Rut Mr. pevelin KEEPS them In
hnalizng state % suspense, and each DAY puts them
oG some new but always unsatisfactory pfeience.
He s Two tut weeks 10 rf'ce noui having made
Single appointment The PRINCIPAL offices his git are
follows
CORPORATION Attorney vice George G. Gcaet; salary
S. 600 per annnn
Clerk to Corporation Attorney, vice John VI. Harting
ton salary 81 900 per auDnm.
Assistant clerk 10 Corporation Attorney vice J. Dag.
gett Hunt. salary II 500 per annpm.
Messenger vice james o'Donnell; salary $40 rer
annum.
Public Administrator. VIC. stephen T. Russell salsry
al, $50 per anngm and immense 'ces
The persons likely ~ succced 70 their Offices W. have
already ind three times this paper, aud
see no TO alter ho-c cnnJecures Dr. Rrad.
ford prominent Tor Public administrator, and Mr. John
Haesett for Corporation Attorney.
THE CRoroS AerEprcr Bo,En- this branch nl the
civic government matters are pretty much s,i
lust now owing tho OF funds for the proeera
Of the Customary business me appointment Of Alder.
man psrragb the vacancy created by the removal Of
Commissioner Tappan II was thought would be sigDs1ed
by certain changes in the political comp o the
ployes But mp 20 the present moment nothing ol the
kind has TRANSFERRED. II 10 rumpred however that Com
mi. soDcr stephens President ~ the Board intends
make some changes In the early part of week but
wtn the parties likely t. snhr dccapisliou are Is not
Indicated
Fms DEPARTMENT B,lt.--Thc thirty fourth annual bali
Of the New York hire Department viii take place n
evening Of Monday. the 10th INST The proceeds IL /.
unnecessary 10 add vii be devoted o. the usual object
namely the benefit Of widows and orphans 81 deceased
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Ifrom the Columbus sun.


report has gained some currency in the cy that tbe
the Chataboochce river below here have
been washed away. almost cempciely Although u has
gained some credcnce well informed circles, We have
been unable to trace TO any definite origin, an hope
that IL Is only a rumor We slow to believe thai
work Il such vital importance 70 the Interests OF our city
and whole country on oo'h SIDES OF we river ~
heavy exuense and under the superintendent q &c Sc
when II is resumed understood their business should
no HON unable 10 stand longc than few weeks ere
maj in low stage cf wafer should the report Provo
"a he true however VIII DC serious loss, and phase
our town In imminent DANCE.
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MUNICIPAL AFT AIR S.


PARK stock-Th. Annual Report OF the
CITY Inspeotor-The Annual Report OF
the A.ditor-Com n,ittecs fox the Year
Iss3-The Herald, though mot Corpo-
ration Paper. Considered as y Necessa-
ny Medium OF Intelligence.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
This Boari ther second session Tor the year 1868
Monday at one o'olccS-witiem Walsh, Esq, President
IN the chair.
Counsel to memorabilia The Legislature 70 lesaizs the
Non OF the Common Council IN the appointment Of
missioner u deeds, having been appointed than
allowed by The existing law
Alderman FuoNNI offered a resolution referring the
Mayors annual message various appropriate commit
tees according tho separate subjects alluded TO therein
Adopted
resolution was offered BY Alderman BooLE, directing
the Committee ordinance when appointed, confer
with the Comptroller aud heads Of departments for
the purpose defining the position Of the several Corpora
hon employees and regulating the salaries. laid
The nm!ttee trancs presented report authoriz
ing the issue u additional stock OF Central Park fund
20 the amount % $50 900.
Aderman BooLr moved that the report printed in
all tho Cooperation papers, and also IN Tho New YORK
HERALD, which was adopted.
The paper was lad and made special order OF
the next meeting.
rnr cESrRAL PARK Rnpogr
annexed report ike Committee Board Coun
issue rom 'ae . lime as sh be required ha frhsS
hundred dollars OF the Central PARK
Improvement Fund Stock Of 1876" &c. respectfully
That 1t was the in,eaon Of the committee previous to
reommendiss .he appropriation Of an additional dollar Of
@s q f Of he . Of asa
O. the Pars n respect 70 ths espendare q The vast sums
as l 81 s @ , q ns ha
OF despotc and irresponsible powers IN tho conuo! o.
5 m does as rs c Z h6 % nsy q o n
saotcts 81 great impof anee anu nasnal interest 70
been n'sda 10 your committee Int foor Iaboring
iLe commissioners are actually suffering for tie
commissoners p., HEN her hard earned vases which
the IMPRESSION hal The PARK Communication Is 5n, yast ae
mosynary institution maintained supported IL
beneyoeeee or public charity while 70 capitalists persons
the fark, SUB con,Icsors and oilers Of lse eharac
former position assumed by committee in regard the
recnss o lie statement contained in The report while Toe
result Q! which inquiry win be reported 10 the Board due
their expressed IN reference making
;her "a lion ana IL favor q = an add
Fund sufficient NEE, the ndebedn the commission
also sufficient pay the services per.ons
en- pending lie VIII your COM M
mittte are eernned TO prosecute, and terminate
5s a..s 81 a., ne
s e a Sa s d 10 he ann a bun Z,
the opinion almost universally evalent Ina,
Sy ns sa f to local an
opposition to their wishes Is wrong in principle, opposed
believe direct Violation only 81 our char.
ean, without anhority ,nvoive he cy debt lie
Of ss wn1t s is 70 paysn he
s Go nm S. 70 es s T. M s
ineTgos ZION IN the municipal government. OF the city so
70 give
their ONIONS Of views in full on this but win await
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cary lSsrrcron's Di.pAsTSrAy,
~ ~. - In taa...

To ,ux HoSoR.mE 1sr coxaoN CorNciL;--
mede u his a hS ys @ s na' me
i9ISving Fssal''N'Triasef 2soS birds 76ls' deaths
THIS ,srere q mo5i.y Tie nor 'ni.'sy w4sa
deaths here registered does legmatey belong TO the
city and should be 90 designated n separate table,
Soldiers bro brought % his ely sio our army Tor ,fsa.men
camp FOR familiar al city mns. 0e the re.
epen Of aany asea q his eheiassr and esss ,Sahs
recorded fInishing any e,eace q ~ ra'i3 o. mortality
emsTacd N The aesary ie~e ea;a >, nc e,y We
@ s1 ~ on s S 81 9 yas s S sS s
the sanitary condition q city and hat % London whose
s 1Gn @ op ns @ , In q N, e 2,
OF Restrar d Eneana FOR The period Of 6ie
sars s., WIN VOC year s and ro sns with l
In comparison WITH the reirns OF this report have taken
Oh. ass s aa Ai % Ss s si he
f.1sa enered ggon ms a.is 9, As I Cay iasreiG1
a f. Ill 1sss7 registrar
s,s VIII e Ss by By
the Censu. y iTesn a wa.hagson
DEATHS ~ ioNpoN ~ tAcH MILLION OF POPULATION.
ilssssss-ss::siiss.......::.::..assissaa 81
Death. 70 IL. Masses;
1891 s3iii 1
1IcEss OF soRr,LtIr o. LONDON own srw ronk
a a.. will "a Of % sps s bee. rss a. seGss s
mortality q this ,y 80 or 81 y. each YEAR and yet. in
pas, to mpss Upon The pnse and upon the state
ins ss.i ss sy
iauon The object Of these effort. has exposed n pre-
have carrying those objects effect they have
MIND thu. rse ss'
be other hsn q an Injurious tendency 10 the prosperity o.
presentations OF this character cannot be too severely
repeated Il the s Of ~ os cen ass p w Of
her n,'er wss. o. ,oan 9. ION,
Y. d., .,,,ai .o,o, ~ ,ia ,e,.,, ,,, -.
use Of Language New YORK ely dsy can law
ns claim t. ne rr,esr 81 icing nunesed wl,a ihoss &,
upon the undersigned from the PARTIES above alluded To-
sening personal aud political motives. II
70 aaa l. he Assertion thai not OILS does the health nSs
city a,oraby with that OF any other great nctropo
lar smening unhealthy condition have every
,ss i9r COZ Hsulson ,ns' . we
ie exhibit general bill Of health superior TO that
In The above s,siene have not gwen The mortality q
80 ioa ana nav ,e.t~nJ more sIi enlarly ~ ire
batter because he d ihat city has been again and
l,s,I.s , powers g; % rrIs Dss.a g =.
much improved ~ closer attention The part me Com
40 to ne ys9 gso,. ~ wcs from time 20
y no reason doubt Although The mortality OF .h.
agowiih uninpor elccr tions-whcn the popu.
so9 b less than IT :. can s ,.
thst would gave this department such faculties Tor
sg wss = s 1 o Sc s0S oa n M % IT,
depirn ,ut having one peculiar interest its charge
renres arse aud no., be Dependent, upon e
rgeinerval ,ha osi may - ooSei b death aud desc.
aoa snh ne s s se .t,m,eS p'1 ~ and aomes
tranquility. appreciated ~ ne eogndins citizen Rules q
Always Wthouta risk Of great injustice be made
f,on the very organization Of this dcpamen, there
always risk hat the roper remedy VII not BE- given II
Prr s Tor re n eSsensy a may ar Y
favorable ef,be pubic heahh o"r authorities DO
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On the habtable globe there is 10 place delightful
as the capital OF the Southern coniederacy. For a
permanent residence 1t will compare with the cities OF
Arabian romance. Haroun Alrsschid wosld go mad with
10Y II he could become a citizen 81 Richmond. A six
months residence in one OF hotels boarding houses
would afford schcherazade material for story that
would keep the sultan awake for the remainder Of his
natural HE, even supposng that lie 10 be prolonged be
wears OF the eos Of Hndosan There are people OF rude
who talk eoguenty Of the capitals Of Europe
There are men who love TO live even in Paris.
Human nature Is very strange But persons OF refine
and OF culture, The World could they only
,pprzed Of ,s incompatible attractions would fly with
speed Of ravenous eagles TO Richmond as the most
desirable residence perhaps In the whole universe
We speak calmly, for We desire TO excite antcipa
ion that carnot be superabundantly realized Consider
the nnumersbe deccations OF this metropolis. II IL the
OF the Confederate government SO careful has the
President been IN the selection his that there
Is MT member OF his cabinet who is not profoundly
verssd Ia the sciences and ia ancient languages, While
many OF them speak toptic familiarity The loves. mes
IN the most obscure department has history at his
fingers ends aud this philosophy OF abstraction III the
palm oi his hand purity Of life, dignity OF manner
elegance IN Conversation, depth of Thought an an
urtanity q disposition mark each and every member o.
the administration and all OF their subordinate oa de-
afee which has been approached IN the annals
Of political society and which renders an acquaintance
win them happiness almost unspenksble free ana
cordial association with natures so lofty and so endowed
cannot fail to ennoble all who come IN contact Win them
II IS enough TO move one TO tears 20 ,nink o. ,ne unap
rruachsbe supremacy Of the moras ana manners o hcn
IN nd in the great future which awaits us.
But il is not in high Official circles only that the delights
OF Richmond and soclcty y" NuN'
yan,d aud race of =. rs has been submerged
spier an nundaon Of fresh adventurous spirits from
all parts Of the confederacy and elsewhere inc IAN
,asi,c,l davs OF the wckhams, CANDLES, Randolpbs
faybs and ,us has passed away forever. We rejoce
III y now era and o miscellaneous population, troubled
Nnb none IL the ridiculous airs Of the SO called gentry
1bc olden times have passed away,
And glorious are the new.
Have IL the sweet Baltimore plug adorhing the corners
:, r priacipal thoroughares. Here are the useful
Industrious srsria Of the departments at Washington
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Arrivals and Depa rsures.

AkRINkI~.
N,ss,u-lrig wild PigtOu-cap Brown, Cap, Cuft.
wood, Mr. Curywood.
IoNpoS--ship victotia-MiSs " Cook q cook
ysKA Csut--sh IN City OF New YorkDon Ilatnorn NC
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ltrom the Mieigeviile Recorder
Cotson cards are now being made the Georgia psn'
Tertiary at the rate of thirty pairs per day skim q
sheep goats dogs viii be taken exchange at present,
as n the desire OF the acsry get skins hand "
work up. The cards worth dollar per pair. Let
those who furnish skins the amount forward 10 the
Georgia pcnitentary and receive cards for the same
The New York herald., 1863-04-21


The deputaiion from the Navy Yard was oficercd by
Captain r. W. Meade, Lieut. Commander HawIey and
Acting Engineers Perry, Maat ard McDougal. AZ IL
wbeslod 10 front OF the hotel the band s,rrck up Tho
Red, white and Blue" followed by Hail columbi.y
aud " Yankee Doodle"
Subsequently the procession Of the Express companies
passed Of the great features Of the display
First Of Adams' heavy wagons, drawn by Eve
powerful horses, tandem, handsomely caparsoned and
with half o dozen more handsome American aags
waving from H. The American, Hsrndcns, United States
and other companies followed with magnificent tea ms
zach appearing 20 vie with each other Ia taste One
team, drawn by six white horses presented splendid
appearance. Tho turnout attracted great attention.
~ may be mentioned here that the Demonstration
which was got under the auspices OF the Ioya League
o. Onnn ctuzens heartily coopefated with by the
Dysi Nasnal League. which showed It's reciprocity OF
scntiment by furnishing banners, music, &C
About four O'Clock the Committee and sneak rnarcsd
over u stand No from the ffth Avenue Hotel and i'm
nissy aftervards Lieut. General Sct stenped from tbe
psrlor out ~ the balcony attended by Mayor tdvke U
u. field and several ether gentlemen Then ibc hand
syvck up. Ha 70 the Chef but high above he s,ra,ns
~ the music pealed The laundering chces from the .s
se.efabisse a. the venerable chief was rer,nlg.d .n
TIE that tbe cheering continued Genefs SIT, 70
ps,oss sspdiss. bAi 10 baEg and bOwins right anu ls,,
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Great Anniversary Union Meeting I'm
Baltimore.

BALnNoRE, April 20, 1858.
The Union demonstration held tonight Mt tho hall
OF the Maryland Institute, under tho auspices Of the
Union Leagues Of Maryland, in commemoraiion Of the
grand uprising OF the loyal States that followed tue
bloody tragedy enacted the streets Of Baltimore on the
10Th OF April, 1861, grand affair Tie spacious hail
was packed in every part and large numbers were ur
able TO gain admitance The hail was splenddly deco
rated. The greatest possible enthusiasm prevailed
Among the distinguished persons present we're Georre
Cannon of Delaware; Postmaster General Blair David
Paul Brown, and Governor Bradford OF Maryland who
presided Letters were read from Messs. Seward uplt
p4 Governor Curtin, expressing regret their
inability 10 bltcnd -~s>>:S. s~.e-s-->y--ls--<.u~
e l2l9wipg straight out resolutions adopted with
great Enthusiasm
the days Of Ines wh hung over toe Sste aa connry
IN .he spring o 1861 are The rs Tim. s.embed x
purposes and their members ,hsreios. ''"'p'e'
be maintained above all local interests. opinions AMI insi
inons and ,ha, We declare our solemn pufpc'e opgh
al isngs else should perish, this country tbs Union
the stars ssa stripes nnasr sny
nor any concon can @ prevented BY sac aer OF
We hereby pledge ess oh ~ the pre-
IN any measures Il NAV "srmn spp ~ ~ os ne
say in the rcseca,ion OF the the war ought 10
knowledeed and s Gag waves every % OF
Resolved That the oraln aud progress Of the rebel
lion leave no room 70 doubt that the nstuos OF slavery
,o.s 20 build an olsarchy and an arislocSacy On
The ruins repuean liberty that It's continued eIsten
~ Incompatible with the maintenance republican forms
oi government IN the States In suborinaon 10 the cons
ton OF the United States and that emancpat on pr.
NATION o. the President ought TO be made by Con
snd ha ked ey AL the oNer placed BY Congess the
hans the Present that traitors have rght eufre
the obedience of slaves and that against traitors IN arms lie
Presoen should u.s. all white black in the way bv
eau ~ n0s useful aud 10 toe extent they us yL
thcr y nc 70 handle stade or shoulder mu.krt
Resolved That tie safety aud interest of the Stat. NJ
MARY end and e.psaly Of her willie aSoTins people, ~
ge mat slavery should 10 be recognized byheiaw OF
Maryland and al the aid Of the United States as recon-.
ineuded BY he President ought TO be asked accepr 10
a vae the pubic aud private inconvenene incident TO
the change
Resolved. That our heartfelt thanks 10 Major
General sclcncf commanding this department. for Inc
poy be has nsnstrasd and pursued and that will sup
lort hn mo Ay ana Lnyseay And nat We cxhort HIM 10
and ira tora 'S"
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The Fight between the Alabama ana.
Hatteras-Intercsting Rebel Account az
the Engagement. l. a --'7,' /.
CoNDERArI STATES SrKAnn ALAaAxA, 4.
January 20. 1068.

CONFEDERATE STATES STEAMER ALAaAxA,C
a.... January %. 1868.
ESTEEMED FRKxD.-- We have st this presxsn, Z
seventeen officers and hundred and one men fosousd
on tbe evening d the nth OK January IsoS a. is
likely you may see the Northern accounts, win ve yo9
On the ssh Of DecemSef last We sapscrsd The csio
steamer Ariel, and obtained late Ales Of New
York papers containing Of The formdase Bas
expedition. This we judged destined opogase~
against Galveston Texas and as our whereaSouts wss.
unknown, beisosd sudd and unszpeccd d5s So
snder eoOsr Of darknes would os crosm Stx s3.ssS
and consequently put an end to or deicy fov tNdfwe
the matter fully discussed and pronounced sasbr
Accordingly, the 0h OF January we shapod our ose
for cslvss0n sS and a. midday Of !he nh lhs % k.
ance with our prearranged plans or night atacks) we
hsaled in Shore taking the bearings the set, nssndn
determination In percspble lines 10 do or die was trsce
on each countenance But the result shcvs IN human
OF times brought 70 haught or snsrciy saSvsSsI
scarcs half 90 k5Gr elapsed sfssr chsngse 81 cousse
when sns %oe9S out informed n US that sam.r was y
object was TO run the blockade 1- ~ -
twelve hundred TONS hundred and thirty two nsn -
and mounting seven guns was sent TO capture sud bFg
us into port. We continued without alteratio
until had succeeded drawing her beyond resan a
assistance, when suddenly furling everything we urnsd
with ve second shell and run out and II so.s
silence awaited the approaching vessel By ohis time
the deepening shades OF twilight had fallen upon us M
enemy steamng rapidly up ranged close aourslda snX
hailed for name and nationality. Our reply ~ aH
NJ. gunboat Petrel and demanding the same OF them
answered, "the U. gunboat Ilatsevasu ImmeStr
atcy upon receiving this informed them mn
perly that ship the C. 8. steamer Alabama snd
Immediately poured broadsde into her, Tke f~,,ys.
promptly dsd uigoousy rdwrsed and for short sdns
and shell hurtled thick and around u.s. vitnouosr
any material damage. 4 cin give ne fdnkee Dcdu Tor
GoWg scai braey but the prestige Of the slsha.s
name hung like poll their sprts and a.bied to fns
their own experience Of the rapdy and aocucy Of our
and half minutes from the time we opened upon h.r a.
1rrR guns-the token OF submiseiou Ths .~a--
firing was passed and with tbree times sr,.
cheers for Dixie, low cred our boats az thew wsre
iousy calling for assistance. d - ~
None but al eye witness can conceive tha ann ,,a,..
OF the wreck. With standing rigging left her cnt,rs
broadside crushed in and IN one place under her v,,s,
immense hole where our entire battery strrk sI,ss
the same Instant escntei scene OF confs,on ,nS ~
stuction perfectly ndescribabe Many Of our she'll
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News from San Frsrc,sss.

SAN FRAScfsro, April 20, 1858.
Arrived ship Dash'ng Wave, frcm Boston: stearpsr
scs Taylor San Juan, via Rcao. twelve days. Passes
gers all arrived well
Sailed ship White Falcon. FOR Aeepuco, with coal for
the opposition line " steamers.
The markets are generally dull and very httc trsot
from first hands. Domestic spirits slow at an averaEf
OF IS alcohol o2f SIS. Crushed sugar H. Butter dub
Olive oilbeier Hard coal fl3. VIZ
J. w. Osborne tho pioneer farmer, Of hassa county
was murdered nv laborcr lately bis employ satnrdny
sandwich Islands dates the 10Th of March have beer
received The news Is unnportanl
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Union Meeting In PhIiadeiphis.

THILAbfIFHIh, AntiI 20 1s03
A large and enthusiastic meeting at the Union reasuo
House held this evening. Among the speakers wero
Secretary Chase. Mr.. Nacks. q son,hsrn refusee and
others.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
r,,. IN Younssso,... N.


''s"I'"Nf HTTII IS6J.
considerable portion ~ this village was burned ths
morning including bartons hotel, tonncrs hotc and tb
adlacsnt buildings. f 'F Ia