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SDSerGIen 6Ia9se thb perfudtSrbIen nmb 9artOffeIn
duf buber Gee am faufen.

dfOper0len 7ft0QQG WuD OetvuQDIIUUIen UnpN0ttO6eln
duf bUber Gee su faufen.s
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Barrie @Dnltantin NIT etneut @arso bon Sob.
len, BON Nsw Yort (Gn9tanb) nab gsu gort
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uub 35 .nGrbl. 8reite einsn Dampfsr unter
Ganpab nit Der nntunsflaeae, auf la sa'
Osr Captain slaubfno, oab 9alfe BON
itm p%erlanst tpiree, 3O9 feline Sessl elm unb
Der Dampfsr bOrperte i'm lit Sol9e bslIen
purbe balb Elm 0OUt pom Dpfr. berabeelalIen
u. burh sinsn Oft3ter In Uniform nit Oeeen
unb 10 Gesleute temannt ether Der Qsbtes
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Dte uutcasfla9Be ruroe 8let@jeitt9 berab~
|gelaIen unb Die Mebellen =, Snagnten sebibt.
Der Offstsr bs9at iG aisOann fofOrt In Die
&ajate nno oerlanBte Die SAifspup;ete, mad
oersn GtnfGt sr (ta fir 3ufrteDen sefteat ere
f(drte.
Der Yortuateie tbeIlts auf tte Brasen bes
Captains, mad geamsn IL. Natioa bes S6If
lfss unp ruarun bte Il. 6. 6laage r~utfernt
porben lst, nit, tab Der Danpfer pa5 GonfSo.
SrtesSl4If Gloripa fsi, unb baB Die Btagae
bar Union Sfters gu eerarttsen 3msden tsnwbt
wtlrbe.
Der SiiJier eelutie alsoanu een@apisain
Z @5sfaneene an 8crb 8u nebmen, mas Der
0sbtsre entldtepen ublebnte, mubte d6 jsDOd
i4ltsbItG ba3u perfeben 5 ala WaRastsre ees
gen 8eJablua9 unter3ubrtnsen, psrweiserte
aber ote 3uuaut6ung Der Gloriba, istn Cargo
Rotlsn unp etne QuantitGt Rartcfdn 3u Der.
taufen, 4.4a0 838@ n1.
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@iue 3temlt@ bsbeutenbs UUrcs brs SeinbsS
TT IN Der Na&tarlAaft, seOt6 2 = 5000
Miann, unter usiisn COMMANDO TT iecp6
ntdt b%stannt, tlnlsre Srappen battsn bdufae
0orpOteneefedte, bod 5o8 GA brr TsinD tets
bet oeren @nrifen 3urid, superldlfs In Der
@blt9t, b%teel6en In bic Sampfe 3u lpden.
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&ttb Goleetprs Offee.

-I baltimore, Ben %. MprtI 1868.
G~teuerSsbIer Hub GisHer BON @ruub.
reHte u RerbeH harauf aufnertfam gema&t, sas eius
au;eise gum SertaHf ben GruuSeisentbum rsssu rid.
f~tGibisSr Steueru BON 1862 uub friberen 9abren ol
6reitas ben "a. unt ieseu DieuRas unb Greitas bis gum
SCrtaufstase In benz SaItis;crer s@Iipper"unb y@e6erD
p~ibli3trt nib.
ale babel SutsrsifrtsH psrteH ft9 baHaG rt&teu,
@ug W. Rrics,
(Do6r Gitp .Gcleftcr.
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Wom Can Gran,isrp,

Can Gran3tScu, 81. Npril. Der
Danpfsr SonCra iseelte beute NIT 600Yn1a,
9isrsn unb so Gretwtqt9en fir Mu1aGuetts.
8eatmenter mad Seem gprt al %"g@
Inter ben YaIa9teren ~tefanben f9 1875
Srauen uno Rtnoer. Oa6slbe S&if Bate
100000 in @ClO, wODon $780, 900 fir
9lerp gOrt unO Der Ief far England beeimmt
mar.
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3pn @fndheffcr.

9eneraI 6aued empftn8 bic fOlgtnDe Dee
peite;
5auPtquartter DeS 8. arness@urp3, !
Baltimore, "a. Nprtl.
An 0snsral MajOr Sailed, Sen. en- G6ef.
General NilrOp tsle9ruptirt mir. OaB Die
@rpeottiOn unter Brigade General GGiUt erz
folgrtt6 tpar. Gs purben 20 0sfauasne aes
rna2t uno so pferoe ~erbeutct. gDtr Derlcren
9 EUete.
&cbert s. SGend,
con-. @eneraI Wnicr.
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Ntr staubtn Die Velen tpsrtsn fetnsn Ose
brau& BON Der @mneltie madden uab Den 3lul.
fen niGt @elsssnbeit eeben lire :rafsesBbu4
,bei t6nen onirenrea ~ F5nnsn,
,Ytt.benlan0 lMstnt aun Doh nit etntm
6tnis bsslidt 3a wsrrsn. Yrtn3 gBilbslm BON
.DGnsmart 1T Der 0lidltde; eS Sertnapfem
E& iecuA nod 10 Sisle 8eoineungeu BON @g.
tea DGnemarfs btermtt, BIZ eine balDt8s
Gbrcnbsaeiguu9 DsS b~OfnunesUcaen Ddnen-
lyrS6liugs aidt notwithstanding crl&ctasu lala
fen. S~~
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@aibtn9tom. o. g

60 MrSeigen DON KSafttnstOu, weIdbe bic Wadb-
n1tttasS A ubr bel unierem Msenfen Trn. RteNfeIn
no, ago @-Str. Gbsegeben wetcsn, f1nher fiUd
Nufnabnle In Der ndd 4 folgenbtn @antmsr.
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(SOTr
Office be8 @lerFS Der Gpurt Of Com
mon NIed&.

Baltimore A, &SrtI 1853.
&n 6Gnbler, Better BON StprsS, @tsrk6us
ern, |ulertduierns &rtnurattOnen u. {. 10.
due P,rIrusu, tpsIte Staats-9tsnisu bebarfrH, HarDen
bternit bena&rt&ttet b0s foI4e 2Senfcn an pber DOT rem L.
Utai 1858 erneIert werben minsu.
SOI@e TeriCusn, bic ~SertebIeH, bteies GeieS ~ tta8teH
2tteHitN ausaufertiseH. ..
Sas. DpnaItf on 9O@rpr
(6Ipr-lNatiatl ' GIert.
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Gr @oupsrueur STANLEY boa q, Carolina
peisa Nsfsnatton cine fretpiliss mar, bat
bel6tplsn mad @ultfcrnten suridJutebren.
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q Mt acbmn9en.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Baltimore, "a. april 1858.
N91rttt ttrS btsrntt staeben, BAT ALE Don BEN ARApct
ulo Staer1tpe pom Baltimore ausgeetbeneu QiesneH tn btiet
OtEee 5ptl @eu be /. RHh 20. Mat b. 5. erneuert
EerecH phHeu,
SamL Nae GubbtA
i(25Agr-IWta) Gtaft-3cutrpleur.
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&offste4e 8ertbte BON Mbmtralyar.
seq ~ 9 a ra9ut4

Usr. ct. Corvette @enlacola BET gaep.
aad Srleaus, 10. &prIf.
am IeOrsea Sss II. @ars seeen Saaess
unbruA ~ensaetrte @omtralTarraaut I'm ,,6arts
forD" BITE 8dtterten BET gGarrentOn, 3 Wsi(en
unterbaIb 8idsturs unb fubr btnab.
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Ncti3 an Steuer3ubler.


Baltimore, II. GpriI 1858.
Steust. Nsbnulsen Tax bil!sl fur 1868 mslbea feet aus
Seitrttet nnb Fnb an Inb mad Wcutas ben 20. April b. s.
In bteer Office gu tetSuTsn. i+A
SSI6e Yerlputu. Bite f9 ben 9rSetsn DtSeGntD a1
tbren Steueru AZ YlussH MAIDEN Tcuen. Herbeu beuaGrt&tief,
bas tbuen an Uber Dor benz l. Wlat fVseubsu Gb,ug srRatfst
ptrb;
YerfRaIt&ts tgentbum LIS tGk an Stott
une 5 Pot. an Staatsittueru.
0rHntttsEntbI - s PCT. on Steet. Unbl6 pr.
- an StaatsIsnern.
MuSmhuS ~. ~rics~
QSafr.1maD Staet,Gonetpr.
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SIR &riea iu1 Gmhtueffrn.

Cine Stabt unS swei Giienbabnsase aeuOmmen.
Wm rreeSbOrU "a. Wprtt. Mebrere
&sfu9ss purpen bur4 etne erfularstGe Grtes
clifton bes Sen. &spnulps ben 6Gnben Der
Nsbelen In McNttntsbtae e~ntrtlen unb Vnb
In ReaoYstle nneefommrn. General 6noen
tsle8rapbtrt baB 8spnOlSs Die 5taot nabm
nnb 2 Ct snbatn3i8e lotpte ftnen Waaen
Gratn erbeuteteu. Inter ben @sfanoenen
befanS it'd Mao. Sobn MOraan.
Die expedition ~er3telte mIGttae 0te(ultate
une 1T ntAt Obne GtnFnb auf bic bOrttas
Situation, F 7u48
3wette OepsfAs.
NaibDtIls, "a. 9prtl. uulete ltup.
pen ltns I'm 8efb bon WrWtinnipiNe unb
madten $50 @sfaassns.
TaIt 0te 8au3t MuGt SGu @tofgan iuar uin
Die StaOt roncentrttt, lu9te a6er Bel unIerm
6erannaben tbe 6sil In Der Sluht.
MAr reeSburp. "a. Npr. 0sn. Nap,
nolbs bertGtst BON QibertY Ndteves Gbsr bic
Afaire BON Nc NtnntsiGe. Seine bertttene
2auPtnaHt unter WilDsr uao Wtutrp traf
WttttwVd Witta1 um l u6r in McNinuis
Oiue Gin unO nakm vcm plabs Os0b.
Vol, EoaBWogt6 poa Ter Sbtc Gapalerte
l%5rit6rtt pts @'lenbabn, Die 1slesrap9sn unb
Sruden 5TptIGsn MorriIon unp Man6eger.
Oerbrasats stnsn g9a8sa3aB nit locomotive
uno psrnt1irts sinsn 8rpben 8Orrat6 BON
TIeild.
Col Wtlocr SeTit0rts uumafsH pen Bictus
alien uno etns BaumwOIenlabrif.
er bob Sin 3tebsueniasst 81. Gbartes Greet
unp elm awsites in Qibertg auf potts Ct 800
@rfan9ene mdhts.
Wf0r9an bsps9is iid SsSea Carthage anb
rOiiroe ron @en. 8sYnrIo8 perfoIgt.
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malice. If we were to meet her tomorrow
she could not take our glory from us, as it
will be all we will get At present writing
2-30 p. NJ, we are abreast of Seguin Island
and Lighthouse, distant about | IL miles.
Portland distant about 30 miles. My impress
sion is that we will not capture the Cutter, for
we would soon have to get out of her, her
guns being the only things we could use, and
besides she being SO well known, there would
be perfect hue and cry after us. The Cap
tain OF this vessel says he has not uoted in Is
gears, and that in March it is the busiest time
with fishermen. In fact they never NEEDLE
with politics. This is AZ days since we left the
Florida, and we have captured Fl vessels of all
classes, from a 1900 ton ship to 30 ton sch.
l challenge the record of the Alabama or the
Bark Whistling Wind, and up to this day we
have q vessels in all, not counting the brig
Clarence. Billups has just told me the inten-
ton of our picking oakum. All day have
helped to make it into balls If successful in
the object, both the Government and people Of
the u, S. will be somewhat astonished. 1t is
a noble scheme and will be highly noticed by
our Government. Ii Mr.. Read is not promoted
to a Captaincy no man in the Navy deserves
it. II nothing turns up against us, this night
will be an eventful one in the present war, and
also in the history of every man connected
with us.
The person who wrote this, styles himself
'landsman" in the course of his journal. We
have already drawn so largely upon the ''log'
that we have no space for comments. We
would simply call attention to those oak,tm
balls, which will, probably, suggest to our cit
liens their intended use, which was doubtless,
when dipped in pitch or tar, to be employed
for incendary purposes.
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Note from Lieut.. Walden.

Me. EDIroR:-If any one has inferred from
the note TO which my name was attached pub
lished in your paper yesterday, that / meant
TO censure any officer or civilian on board the
Chesapeake, or to imply that any man failed in
his duty or exceeded his authority, wish to
state that such was not my intention, and
wish once for all, to say here, that l am salts
fed all was done that could be, and that no
restraint was felt by those having charge OF
the Chesapeake.
Although it was my opinion that the Cutter
might have been saved after she was set on fire,
still it was possible that the flames had made
such progress towards the magazine as to
render the attempt to save the vessel, a des-
perate one, and such as to endanger the
steamers with their valuable freights on
board at that time. Furthermore, was not
aware that there had been large quantity of
powder placed on board the Cutter on the
previous day.
GEO. WALDEN.
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A Correction.
To the Editor Of the Press:

IO tHt LutuF " the fTcsss
PORTLAND, June so, 1868.
We have noticed with much surprise, a COM
munication in your paper of this morning,
signed by Geo. Walden, Lieut.. Cutter Caleb
Gushing, stating that the Gushing could have
been captured with all on board, and that after
she was on fire, could have been saved, but
that the Captain and pilot of the steamer
Chesapeake were checked by others, who as
sumed 10 have command on board.
We know not whom Mr.. Walden alludes to,
but this We know, that after we spoke the For
est City, the Chesapeake stood directly down
for the Gutter, with the intention and deter
mination to run her down; and that our
course was not changed until we kept away
TO pick up the boat, which had Lieut.. Daven-
port and the Cutters crew on board. This
deviation was made at the request of Mr.
Walden, and not till he had stated to us that
he recognized them. The speed of the steam
er was not checked while we were in pursuit
of the Cutter. After the boat was picked up,
we then, for the first time, ascertained that
the Cutter was on fire, and after consultation,
we decided that it would not be prudent to
board her, inasmuch as Mr.. Walden informed
us that the fire was directly over the maya
zine, and we expected every moment TO see
her blow up. We take no particular pride to
ourselves in this transaction, but we believe
we did quite as much as Mr.. Walden to make
the trip successful one. 1t is but due TO all
on board to say, that there were no signs of
the white feather on the part of any one; all,
from the highest to the lowest, were determ-
ined to do their duty, and not the first man
finched.
WILLIAM +. LAIGHToN, USN.
L. Z. MASON, u. s. A.
Capt. J. s. WlNSLOw.
+" EDWARD HALL.
Z" FREDERICK ILSLEY.
4" s. Is. MCCLELLAN.
" WIN LEAVIrT
:. ENOCH q. WILLARD.
Rev. J. +. LOWERING.
HENRY FOX.
WIN. WILLARD Pilot
JOHN LYNCH.
+. NJ. EVERETT, Surg It'll Me- Vols.
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n, Chemical Olive &c, and Soda 1oc. Other Soaps
are firm at full prices.
SHOT.-We notice some reduction on Shot, aud
now quote Drop S12i and Buck si2la13i y 100 lbs.
TEAS-Are very quiet and all grades remain firm,
and we continue to quote I5GIsc for fair to good
Oolongs, and 7Sds0c for choice do, and some are
holding as high as S3e Green Teas are rather more
firm. Souchong, Ankoi and lower grades continue
to sell at $4,000.
TOBACC0.-The market continues to rule Quiet
and steady, with moderate sales at out quotations
elsewhere. The extreme uncertainty of the move
ments of the army continues to restrict this class of
trade We c1tinue our prices unchanged
WooD-The advance in coal. and the continued
scarcity of hard wood has increased the irmness of
the market at improved prices, and we now quote
seasoned 80. 80, and Soft s5as5.50.
FREIG HTS.-Engagemen have been unusually
light for foreign charters the past week. The deprc-
daons upon American vessels by rebel pirates rem
dering European well as Cuban charters extreme
y hazardous together with the glutted state of Gu
ba markets for lumber and shocks, has all conspired
to restrict foreign engagements. The following
prise all that h IS come to knowledge during the
week: Brig Russian to load at Bath for Nassau with
ice and hay under, and lumber deck, for 81 700,
round sum ont; and brig Faustina of Limerick Ire .
at Sos ~ standard for deals.
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-D- On the first page - Letter from the
18th Maine at Port Hudson.
gB-On the fourth page-Miscellany Cor
rected Prices Current.
u-The Bangor Wing says that one dollar
bills on the Traders Bank, altered to tens, have
been passed in that city within few days.
The alteration is made by cutting out a cy-
pher from Veazie shinplaster, and FASTING it
on the corner of the one dollar BILL
sE- The town of Greene voted not to Of
fer inducements not to 90 to the aid of the
Government in compliance with the wish of
the semi-loyal citizens. When proposition
was made to pay men who, being drafted I'M
der the CONSUMPTION act should enter the serv-
ice or as substitutes, those who pretended to be
so anxious to help the poor man adjourned the
meeting.
LEA town meeting was held in Auburn,
Monday to see if the town would "vote to pay
$500 to ALL the drafted men, under the con-
scrption act After considerable discussion
the meeting, by vote of more than two to
one Adjourned without acting upon the article
in the warrant; and: thus, says the Journal
ended the attempt to place Auburn in a posi-
ton of opposition to the government.
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sB-Now that the Revenue Cutter has been
destroyed, and it is known how loug she burn
ed after she was set on fire before the explosion
might have been extinguished; but none but
reckless ifnot insane men would have gone on
board that burning craft merely to save so
small an amount of public property, with a
magazine beneath their feet liable to explode
at any moment. The whole affair conld not
have been conducted better than it was. The
officers of the Chesapeake, aud Capt. Laighton
who was in temporary charge, did all that
men could do, and any filings at them, or at
Others who assumed authority, are entirely
unjust and uncalled for.
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Merriman. Portland; Enterprise. Grindle New Or.
leans; Isaac Carver. Shute Hampton Roads; sch
Lewis, Wallace. Portland.
Ar Goth, brig L w Rowland McCarty New York /.
sch J Brooks, GRAHAM, Carticnas
NEW YORk-Ar 2Sth, schs Honest Abe. Strange
Eizabethport for Boston; Langdon, Pinkam I'm
Ar 10Th, ship Charter Oak, Carver. New Orleans;
bark W II Hall, Cashier. Key West brigs Ocean
Lingan CB: Gen Marshall, Staples. Cardenas; schs
Antietam. IIinklcy, Addison: Bulwinkle. French
Roekland; Z Armstrong futile. Portland Superior
Bryant, Lubec; Union. Libby, Machias.
Also ar 10th, ship VIM rockingham, from Havre;
Cid 10Th. ship Zouave, whtmore San Francisco;
Statesman, Pendeton, Montevideo; bark Tempest,
King, New London; brig Avondale. Dix. Boston
Weeks Portland; NJ Partridge, Hix Portsmouth
Superior Robinson, Newburyport; Ocean Bird, Con-
lBy tell Ar Both. banks Viking. from Cardiff: Ad-
elaide Rio Janeiro: Adams, Genoa: Geo HINT
sagua; brigs Drummond. Aspinwall; Ocean rrav.
HARTFoRD-Ar 27th, sch City Point, Mason, fin
PRovIDENcE-Ar2 7th. sch Maine, Brown. from
Ar 10Th, sch Champion. Mitchell, Elizabethport.
Cid 2sth. schs Harriet Lewis, Sheldon, and Hocka.
NEWP0RT-Ar 9th. schs Cornelia. Hatch. Fall
River for Eizabethport; Susan Ross, Herrick, Provi
dence for New York Tor calais.)
BOSTON--Ar 10Th, ship Shatmuc Oxnard Liver.
pools schs Richard Hill. Smith. and Lottie Bunker.
Philadelphia; Mary Ann. Bryant, Elizahethport;
Reindeer. Lincoln. and X Pitts, Paul, New York
Hamilton. Bangor: Boston, Brewer. FIN Yarmouth
Highlander. Began. Portland Clarinda, Baker fin
York; sloop Arrival, from Boothbay.
Cid 29ih, brig Titania, Tyler. Port Royal SC; sch
madonna. Coombs Bangor.
Cid 9th. schs Village Gem, Parker, Georgetown
Elouise. Berry. Philadelphia.
Ar 30th. brig Orchard Torrey. Cotton. Philadel.
phia; Lagrange. Pendleton, Franklin Me; schs Cru.
soc Foster. and Mary, Wilcox. Elizabethport Flor.
ida Kelley. Philadelphia; Zina Bradbury, Machias
Union, Foss, Hancock.
Cid 3Jth. ship @ Duncan, Bassett. New Orleans
GLOUCESTER-Ar oath. schs Mazurka, kimbali
Bangor for Boston.
Ar 25th, sch w Wilson, Benson, Boston for Bid.
deford.
Ar 26th, schs investigator, Parsons, FIN Rockport
Cottage, Cousins. Lubec for New York; Rubicon
Hammond, Bangor tor Boston.
BANGOR-Ar 18th, brig Allston. Sawyer, from
Boston,
Ar 29th, ship II Dexter, Owen. New York; sch,
William Lee, Gray, and Fannie Mitchell, johnson
Portland.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
june so.


luesuuys .....-..........-.........J June oOs
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Liscomb Boston.
Sch Electric Light Smith, Sierra Morena via Car
denas 18th inst
Sch Olive Matilda. tBrl Willard, Lingan CB.
Sch NJ Carver, Pendeton, Philadelphia
Brig Altayela, tBrl Reed, Philadelphia.
Brig Trenton, Atherton, Philadelphia.
Sch 1 IL Benton Orr. uarpswell
Sch Abby. new, 339 tonsl knight, OF and from
Yarmouth. to load for Baltimore.
Sch Commodore, Clark, Ellsworth for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Palo Alto Kelley New York-M Nickerson.
Sch Speedwell, Nickerson, New York-M Nick
erson.
Steam tug W G Fargo, -, New York-master.
letter from San Francisco dated June 8. says the
ship Torrent of Bath. in the coasting trade, while
being transported from pier to another without
tug. got rock. Is badly hogged. and has several
knees broken She had on board at the time about
200 tons coal.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

Programme for the celebration Of the ssth Ami
versary of our Independence.
Statutes viii be fired and the bells rung at SUNRISE
noon and sunset.
EXERCISES IN THE CITY HALL
The hall viii be opened at "a. NJ Exercises COM
mence at 10 A. NJ. The proscenium win be reserved
for ladies.
Music by the Band.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. Carruthers.
Declaration of Independence by Rev. W. 5. Ferry.
Singing by Quartette Club.
Address by Bishop Bacon.
Address by Rev. f. {. Bodies.
Music BY the Band.
Address by Rev DIR. Dwight.
Address BY Rev. II. Stebbns.
Singing by Quartette Club.
Address by Rev. DR.. Bosworth.
Address by Rev. w. X. Clark.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Quartette and audience
Benedicfiou.
At2P. NJ. there will be q trial of the three Steam
Fire Engines on Commercial Street.
EvESISe.-Music by the Band in front Of City
Hall. jy1 d4t&w1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Posr orFroE. PoRrLANp. l


June 20. 1863. I
On and after July 1st the postage for drop letters
will be two cents prepaid by stamps for the single
rate of the half ounce. The postage letters for
warded in the mails will be three cents for the hall
ounce, uniform throughout the United States, and
prepaid by stamps.
Rates of postage all printed matter texcept cir
cuars, regular newspapers and periodicals. is fixed
by the weight of the pack age. The standard weight
is four ounces rated at two cents extra rate of
two cents being added for each additional four
ounces, fraction thereof Double this rate THAT is
ur cents charged for books by the standard
of weight. Three circulars, any less number, in
one unsealed envelope. to address. pass at the
rate of two cents.
Seeds, engrayings, and other miscellaneous matter,
sent to one address, also charged at the rate
oftwo cents for each four fractions thereof
Charges on printed and mis- elaneous matter must
in all cases be prepaid by stamps Hcnceforward no
extra charge will be made for business card adj
dress printed on wrapper envelope.
All transient newspapers sent through the Office
must be so enclosed to be easily removed from the
wrappers for examination
III not so left, letter postage will be charged and
and collected at the place of delivery
The charge for registering letter will be twenty
cents in addition to the necessary postage thereon.
jyl3ws A. I. DOLE, p. NJ.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Gorham, Callao.
At Cardenas 18th inst brigs Harriet. Titcomb, for
Portland, ldg; Young Bepubc. Libby. for do ldg;
VI Matthews, Matthews, for do. ldg; Thos Connor
York. dsg; Trindelen Hayener. for New York. ldg;
LIT Knight. Park. disg; sch J Brooks. GRAHAM
for a Northern port. ready.
At Baracoa Doth inst, sch Phantom, Weeks, for
New York 26fh.
Cid at Quebec 26th inst, ship Eastward Ho, Nicker-
son, New York
Ar at st John NIB 26th inst. ships Regulator Hol-
brook. Boston: Barnabas Webb, Hewes Rotterdam;
X Sheppard. Havana.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS 2ist, bark X Hazeltine,
from Boston
Cid 23d, ship Jenny Lind. Linneken, New York;
brig Brewster. Carleton. Boston.
BALTIMORE-Ar 26h ship Minstrel Bangs. I'm
Paposa, Chill; Flora Mcdonald, Fuller, Norfolk;
sch 4 ii Could Crowell, Bucksport.
Cid 2Sth. brig Deacon, Batchelder. San Francisco;
sch belmont CHM. Boston.
PHILADEIPHlA-Ar2 9th, sch A. Horton. Hig-
gins. Quincy.
Cid Both. ship Piscataqua. Thompson Acapulco;
bark Templar, Mitchell, Key West; brigs Mazatlan
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-01
Review of the Market.
For the week ending July l. 1863 prepared express.
ly for the PRESS, by Mr.. NJ. n. Rich.

Note.-We wish ii to be understood that our quo
taons represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated and that in filling small Or
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
ASHES-There are steady light sales at 7tGsic for
Pot, and 8fdS4c for Pearls. Prices are steady.
APPLES-Have further advanced. There are now
very few good green apples in market, and good
fruit commands S5G6 p Dbl. Dried Apples have
somewhat declined, and quote sliced and
corcd 6d6lc. Uncored are nominal at 3d3lc.
BEANS-Choice Pea Beans higher. The
marketi is firm at SO 90 y bushe with fair demand.
Marrows and blue pods remain steady at 75a2 81,
and yellow eyes s27593.00 y bishel
BuTTER.-There is a better supply of choice ta-
Bile butter, and prices lower, and the market Is