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The New York herald., 1863-06-16
A n.~sns.s 10 be Mustered Ous.

THfNfVSt W Juuc fro''
Tho Twenty nrst regimen, of this State. which arrived
Sunday Afternoon, Handsomely received In this city
to-day They esccrted by the military q this city
through the principal Streets reviewed by the Mayor,
and then eptcr,siuc with splendid collation. ~ thc
pcuss of the city They VIII be musasssd oct q the 80
vice 10 three or four dave
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i.s y g: hs sum Ofss inssns ID ss ssssssf ~
Councilman BRANDON shersupon w,sbdr,x nm s,oo, p
Ssis e. @ ~ ss:
as a:'s.ss Hss. &. president. v.s.,
ysy sG Gross as: Sr.dy noCcnSs HassSa uas
c5ss sfsi1sss s,iSssss Moran. oBren
GSaTsim:p BsG. then the ordnance as pa..
90 csrss Sy aesI 5, ssSSa sSs Se sSnIrsd in
SSs.: Esy webster
sssp sSsas; si;ppi siapsss ssssfs ss
Scv1r that he fsS sosrd 90 saionsn
GENERAL ss ssD:s; ~ RESUMED
Report q Committee on Assessments, In favor of con
draw IA aSGpF IN n
Patrick coyle for the OF sss to enable him 10 pay
X in ss E
70 street. and charge the 70 the
Which lost for of required number Of votes
pAys,..counsllmen Riley Mcconnell Repps nongh,ain
avand Murray Cook Brice. Russell. Fitzgerald joyce
Naya:.ccansilmen Hsyes Heay Keenan, SANFORD
Councilman Repper said vote be reconsdersd
hc Brandon moved that the apsr bs referred
.don S' a e s. srss e. Spsnns n n favor ."
y sauss the AIKEN 70 WIDEN
VIZ msr % now Mso 3. s e the &c
g ;s OF Il, :,
'ncr,of ssroina she word "Greenwich." "
and resolution amended was then adopted by
eo1 te W.gss Hs.s Riley Sand
n: Reppsr Hoaghaiin. Hsviland Cav McGraih Mmrrsy
Sbnen' Cook Brandun Brice RUSSELL Fitzgerald, Joyce
pr.,u,,, ,.,,ns Genera ,a q; a.o.. oyaessassa E.
Gompany number Nnsteen while dschargng his dny
ssei osa" IN
:" aspore hs loss that the Common Council has IN nch
treasury with resolution Cenfroier be directed 10
Of q I've f . o
Bamdan to amend o y sHms ont
sum Of 81 o and inserting Hen thereof the $3.50
5000 Out '"' sum Oh si0 ana inserting IN lie" thereof
. The motion OF Councilman Brandon was then carried by
AyssmcoSnsmen Heay Keenan,, Riley, SANFORD, The
Brandon Rus ell and Fitzg r0d--l4.
%cdsh Bee sn
TIC resolution as amended was then ndopsd BY the fol
o1 S1s Msvs: TMssy Riley Send
asli Rspper Ii.yi,snd XsGass Brsndsn,
S0ss-cOancii"en aSasSaia sA: and Munaya
yoT Of ssns.rrins WIN sear%
lie Sip the foot Of chrsopSer stses on south side
IL Sy o sis e C. fSr as rr%
nM ana yeses @ "a The name Of he AssSsaton Of Amateur
sssE ss up
by Board Of Aldermen amended Sy substituting the fol,
Ss sse as sS' & c
and s1 & s 9" Sss S
use OF said pier ana basin during the pleasure Of the
Los. FOR ss number Of t, vote. feiGSs
Connell Rcpper. Housbia in, Havlsnd. Cav, Murray,
The New York herald., 1863-06-16
Board OF Counciimen.
TOfFICiAI.l

MospAr; june rs iss
The Board met pursuant to adjournment, in their cham
Pres.ni-Norsan jones' Esl. President In the chair and
the following members via Councimen Hayes Hesly,
Keenan Riley, ssndford, the President Webster hcvsy
4rOs sssdy M1qss ssrs ssn to"s Bnnson Brs
Russell, Yn,geraid, Joyce
The minutes Of The preceding meeting read and
proved. ...
Ps,oa OF pioperty owners TO have hack stand removed
from ,hs corner oi Canal street and Broadway
Referred 10 Committee on Ordinances.
nv Councilman FfrxsxRALp-
The conssrne,cn OF sewer 70 said street
Referred 10 Committee on Sewers
-. RESOLUTIONS
sss" 70 abner Osborn Co 70 sesis. and deliver goods
front premises, No - 0reenwch street. 70 remain
duros ne pleasure Of the conmos cosseiL
b. 6ouncnmaa RusssLi--
tAs s.: w. nra sd an N . ss s
ssss ys.ss ~ s:. ss r' to be d'ss under dr''
Referred TO Committs> on strceta
Rsovsa Ih.s psrmi..,on b, and the ;sms Is HEREBY
PROMISES s street. femsn duSns the pleasure OF
he Common Council
nv1cuneiinsn Rsrrrs-
Rsscsved. rnst crcsswan BE- made opposite No 100
the Crcten Aqueduct Department
Rsfsred 20 Committed on sreets
General Orders-<e
IN. cIesnne streets W frtrre comes ,rse, an.
direction supervision OF the NV Inspector and whereas
.m1, are saeh 1 10 warrant ncase ~ wages 70. ,ss
,usn emr,r ed IN esnirs fh- streets b> therefore
M s,.s.s s ard ,ss s hershy iser.es 70 ~. n
a sspss -, an. The wssr.o' hr ,A''n.n fer remov.
20. s.r
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FRsnFRitsSFrsG, June ~, 1868.
The esny have n, W bell their position this side of
bs river o6e week Ncibing been done nature
NJ seh,us q we except,,opo two artacry duss aud
dai'y picsct Grog az Col ~pper
or losses ~ Cn'reppr ~ foesiiy were heavy aud
,nr = them SINE o. VI best oicers. our caslal
us ucrc aty knci tso hln cred wounded and ave hss.
dre p isoners An ng ih, kA sd va. Gen sra wrSht
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rmr Fo,ces on ,h, PeninsuIa,

uoS June i5, 1868
The Richmond S,ahsI ~ saturday says-rhere 10 not
. pofd frsm the ScuthweI. 1here Nas considerable
rscescpt bore es,sra,y the bat tho encmy
we're eshbl,ns oonsssatle f.ros III ~pinsa,a and
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

ALhAHv, june 10, Ish3
The ',onsshorcmea, elevator employees and few rail
road abrsrs are on strike here for twelve shngs Ter
day. Two or shrss hundred q them paraded the secs
this Afternoon.
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Councilman uArs moved 10 sspcnd the rules for the pur
nose taxing up ordinance Board Aldermen IA
provide the continuance Of the amount heretofore grant
YORK. now serving IN the Army OF the Union. = "
Councilman HALsv moved TO amend IL OF the or
by striking the com "A. n oy
thf C'erd and inierns In lieu thereof Si6
armed.
C.usciInhn BFsrpoS moved 20 amend 20 ton n. by
striking hr of 81 corspeusaic for ire psr,ies
AMI tpsrggi.fv IN iis,i therrot o.
l" Nss''ss mo,eS 10 amend the amendment b.
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perior@sa scsssoa o. he '.cepoa ION o coloas
BY Board q Alasrmsn.o o dee ss.rd TO ee paid
ss~Re ola,ion, ina, ID. comproier directed 10 draw
h!S warao, In favor Of 9: 8 Grsisis FER twenty ny.
sneS, new New yot vosnies q. Tssfsa re regimen mem
II. si s.
account OF CITY cen,inssnciesn ~
% of Ea.srd e., Va Var R.ns a. s%csn,ns s for Cur
nssfs g. q &c Charles
Referred 10 toCommiues on National Affairs
c.rasss FURNISHED Tor he a1sIaI me sie Col Ki@Ss
b. sS,a % O. oS National z . ss pn
iS-Biii Of = n. l. Conklin smouniing to sS fo
coaches used at the reception OF tho Seventeenth regimen
BY By board q xiasImsa Ordered TO ,: paid
% Of :. GSs.s ,Ss s%sanr NJ s 70 s for
regiment New iori VOLUNTEERS y NV '''' ''c'''
Rsferrsd 70 comrnii.. on Ns,ions xdsrs
ses r sunSa b..s soss ssrrss. .'f
:r e: X: 81 81 s ss @
chsrF. the sane 70 lis proper sscoun'.
@.Si sr q q 'S% &lis% Lyme. .no"naas 70 sla 70,
EYE r. sosrs = lot q 1iasrnsa-ordsr.d 70 b p.id ''''
EBii q iyss. snSunass ] % s~.v. dollars. 70,
'f'.Y;s s.sssrs q : @ . = s.la
s:.Ss: IL; "a 81 ~ a, @ Dr..
thousand hundred and hy dollars for furn shins
dpper 10 returned volunteers May 2s ANA "a ths
70 e g On me Ssoss
90 Bill Of stetson Co, amounting TO two thousand
three hundred and seyen Eve dollars. for furnishing din
ncr 10 rrturucd volunteers
Nv board Of Aiderfnen-o Ordered 70 be paid.
Referred @ Committee on National Anara
s0-Bi Of World newspaper. amounting dol
@ rsssps'su s fr. ToarS and s trssen. and o fof
The burial Of Colonel Rinsgold with resolution that the
S,nptro direced 10 his OF inc
World new spaper for advertising the Official programme
The the Frs Fourth and fth reeneps New
yoyk STATE Volunteers for the burial OF Ring
rod apdsr the direction Of the Co nm,fe National Al
a the amount 10 be charged 70 the account OF Cv Con
finreneies.
Ar N,lt ~ charles Hik, amsunt to a. for
s~vt~s cspios ~ ihe rry sceopd regiment New
yorh va'rrss~rs Z
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
DOMEsTIC PORTS.

SHIP ISLAND-In port 26th, ship Wizard King,
PORT ROYAL sC-fn port ID inst, ship Maria;
bark Mary Stetson; brigs Lepi. and Danl Naloney;
schs Amyts; X $ Miller. Sharp. Marietta; NE
BALTlMORErAr 5th. brigs VIM Nichols. Triets,
from Alexandria; Susan Duncan. Mitchell Fortress
Higgins, Baker. do.
AT 9Th, sch Lookout. Thornton. Portland.
PHILADELPHiA-Ar5t 5th. ship ronawanda. from
NEW YoRK-Ar 9Th, schs A Tirren Higgins, fin
Philadelphia for Boston; Highlander. Mankin. from
Ar Ith. schs Snow squaIl, SHEPPARD. for Cardenas:
Wreath. Crandall. Newark for Pembroke.
Below sth. ship Crown Point Knapp. fm Calcutta,
CId .th. ship Mary Ogden. Hathaway San Fran
cisco; barks Antioch, Gardiner. Marseilles; Monte
yuma Hammond, Barbados; Damon, Bartlett for
Philadelphia; Gen Warren. Hartz and Comet. Nor
rson do: brigs Thos Owen Peiiengill for Neuyiiss;
Balm, Boston; sch Susan. Bearse. Boston.
IBy tell Ar sth. ship Crown Point. fm Bombay;
Backsport Tor Key West; Mary Langdon. Pinkham.
Ar sth, lby tell sch Enoch Pratt, Could Cardenas.
DANVEks-Ar 3D., sch Pearl, Robinson, from
FALL RIvER-sailed 9Th, sch Courier. Hopkins,
for New York
sALEM-Ar 9Th. schs D B Newbomb, Higgins fm
Tanger; Cummings. Boan. and Rio Fairbanks
Elzebethport; Admiral, Trefethen. do.
BOSTOS-Ar Ith. bark David Kmball. Magune.
Cid 7th. bark G Nickes, Blanchard. Cienfaegos;
sch Princess Lowell New York
Ar sth sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick, Portland.
Below. brig G Berry, from Havana.
Cid sth bark Witch, Watson. Africa; brig 7
knight, Park, Portland; schs Juno Smith, and A
SAWYER. Boothby, for Washington; Adele, Snow,
Machiasport. to load for Cuba
GL0TCEsTER-Ar Sd. schs Florence Crockett.
Stockton for Boston; Lindsay. Ward. Boston for
Millbrdge.
Ar sth, schs Benz Reeves, Norman Philadelphia;
Hodgman, Prince Bath for New York; John G
George. Smallage, Mt Desert for Boston.
PORrSMoUTH-Ar 9th. brig Reporter, Ginn, fm
Philadelphia.
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srThe following is the address of Mr.

sg-The following is the address of Mr..
Dingley upon taking the Chair as Speaker of
the House of Representatives:
Gentlemen Of the House Of Representatives.:
/ tender you my grateful acknowledgment for
this expression of your confidence. In accept
ing the position which you have so generously
assigned me, am not insensible to the value
of the compliment it bestows, and the weight
of obligation and responsibility it imposes
responsibility from which might well shrink
could / not confidently rely on your indulgence
and cordial cooperation. In the discharge OF
the duties of the Chair, it will be my aim to
administer the rules of the House with fidelity
and impartiality having in view the fundamen-
tai principle OF Parliamentary law, that the
great purpose of all the rules and forms of a
legislative body, while they protect the rights
of minorities by guarding against the hasty
and irregular acts of majorities, is to subserve
rather than to restrain the will of the assembly,
to facilitate aud MOTTO obstruct, the expression
of its deliberate sense. am ready, gentlemen,
to proceed with the business of the House.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
Letter from the State Capital.

AUGUSTA, Jan. s, 1853.
The following appointments have been made
since my last:
Edward Simonton, Searsport, I'd Lieuten-
ant Co. G, 20th Regiment.
Ephraim w. Baker, Bingham, I'd Lieuten-
ant Co. III, oath Regiment.
William Harris, Portland, I'd Lieutenant
Co. f, cavalry.
Eustis c. Bigelow, Portland, 1st Lieutenant
Co. F, cavalry.
Frederic r. .Estabrook, Assistant Surgeon,
oath Regiment.
Henry Warren, Bangor, Captain, Co. G, 7th
Regiment.
Alden d. Palmer, Orono, Surgeon, 9th Reg
iment.
Albert W. Bradbury, Eastport, Captain, list
Battery, vice Thompson, resigned.
The 7th Regiment will shortly return to the
seat of war. 1t is now in numbers above the
average of our regiments now in the field.
SKIRMIsHER.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
Bragg Confesses his Defeat.-Probable Issue
of Letters of Marque.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that to-day's Richmond papers contain official
dispatches from General Bragg, in which he
acknowledges that he found our forces too
strong for him and was obliged to fall back to
Tallahoma. The press dispatches to Rich
mond papers say that he lost very heavily.
The bill for letters of marque and reprisal
against the rebels, referred to-day, will prob
ably pass, after being amended so as to include
foreign enemies as well as domestic.
The Republican states that Count Mejan has
been dismissed from his post as consul of New
Orleans and NJ. Fanconnet has been recogniz-
ed by our government. This was done yester-
day by NJ. Mercier, the French Minister, after
an examination of the records Of Mejan's acts,
and without any other action on the part of
our government, except the presentation of
the case.
Richmond papers received by Gen. Dix at
Fortress Mornoe to-day, admit the defeat of
Bragg at Murfreesboro, and lament that the
Yankees would now obtain possession of East
Tennessee, from which an army of 100000
could not drive us.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
To Our Readers.

The Governors Message in full, as delivered
to the Legislature yesterday, occupies our
columns this morning to the exclusion of
almost everything except local and telegraphic
news.
On the first page will be found interesting
details of the capture Of Murfreesboro'.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
ECIAL NOTICE ES.

DIR. j. WESLEY KELLEY, ASSOCIATE FOUNDER
of the ANALYTICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE, will be
in attendance at his Medical Office PA CONGRESS
corner of PEARL STREET, during Tuesday and We'd
nesday the 18th and 14th inst to give advice to the
sick. Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call
ADVICE FREE. DR.. Kelley is the Associate Found
of the system, and is the only entitled TO the
appendage Analytical Physician, in this city. though
IMITATION may be a of soace to some if they
kHou qf no other Ieay. and don't knop rhat TO do.
40 initio. Jan 9-d1w
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
DISASTERS.

Ship Naples, from Christiana for Bombay, put Into
Southampton ON the 24th ult. leaking badly; will
have to discharge for repairs.
Sch Friendship, from Boston for Harrington, was
blown of the coast and abandoned on La Have Bank,
Liverpool Ms.
Ship Thos Jefferson lof Boston, Deshon from New
York for New Orleans, struck ON Turtle Rock. meas
South Bmini, on the 23d ut. She towed of
next day leaking badly. and will proceed to Nassau
for repairs. Thirteen of the mutined and were
placed on board the gupboat Tioga, where they
were put in irons.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
Reported Abandonment Of the Siege of
Vicksburg.

New YORK, Jan. s.
The Richmond papers of the 5th, contain
the following:
"Vicksburg, Miss, Jan. 2.-To Hon. James
A. Seldom, Secretary of War:-The enemy,
finding all his efforts unavaiing to make an
inroad upon our position here, has re-embark-
ed, leaving considerable quantity of intrench-
ing tools and other property, and apparently
has relinquished his designs upon Vicksburg.
(Signed) j. c. PEMBERToN,
Lieut.. General Com manding.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

n1-The January term of the Supreme Judi
cial Court for York county, commenced its
session at Saco on Tuesday last, Judge Davis
presiding. Hon. John H. Goodenow was ap-
pointed County Attorney pro tenn, in the alb
sence of Col. Rufus p. Tapley, now in COM
mand Of the 9th regiment of Maine volun-
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

SEE woman in another column picking Sambuci
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. 1t is worth trial, it gives great satisfac-
ton. dec22 d1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

LEA correspondent informs us that an
ambiguous paragraph in the Press has given
rise to the impression that Gen. Howard is to
be relieved of his present command, in Sedg-
wick's CORPS The impression is erroneous.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

nTYesterday's Argus hints that the Press
is for sale. If that were SO, we should select
some other advertising medium; and we are
not to be "sold" at any rate by the Argus.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

HOWARD DRILL CoRrs.-rhe members of this
Corps hereby notified that their regular quarter
ly meeting for the election of officers and the trans
action of any other business that may come before
them will be held at the Old City Hall, this friday
evening. at 1! O'Clock.
A full attendance is requested.
Per order.
Portland, Friday, Jan. 9, 1868. 1 1ts
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

nTCol. F. d. Sewall, of the 10Th Maine
regiment, is at home on a brief visit to his
friends in Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
MARRIED.

In Thomaston, Jan. I. by Rev Mr.. wadwelI. John
A. Sargent of Portland, and Miss Mary H. Austin.
of Thomaston.
Az Peaks Island, Portland, Jan. 9Th, by Rev {. wv
Backman, John w. Trefethen and Miss Mary A.
Sterling. both of Monhegan
AT kents Hill, Dec. Gath, Hanson G.. Barrows, of
Nassalboro and Miss Martha 4. Conant.
In Wayne, Dec. 18th, Hezekiah Durphy, of Liver
more: and Miss Harriet Z. Winthrop.
:, In kockland, Dec =, Alphonso NJ. Prince, of Cam
den, and Miss Sarah f. Heald
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets
Portland, Ne.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
iseases of the eve and ear. aug7-d6m
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
DIED..

In this city Jan sth. Hattie r., daughter s. d. and
Elizabeth r. Merrill, aged years months.
their residence, on Lincsln street.
In North Yarmouth, Oct 23d, of typhoid fever Mrs
Ellen L.. wife Of John w. Greely, aged IS years and
months. n
In Gardiner. Dec 2sth, Asaph Smith, aged II yrs;
Gath, Mrs. Mercy Goliath. aged I2 years.
In Fairfield, Dec =, Mrs. Anna j., wife of Robert
Atwood. aged ~ years.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
BY TELEG r A PHI
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PREss.I
AUGUSTA, Jan. s, 1868.
SENATE.
Mr.. Milliken OF Kennebec, from the Com
,niftaa on Gnherna forial votes rpnnrfed
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

DIR. p. P. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland. and be found at his Room,
No. 13 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday. August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him
First Examination at offce,... ...............s200
Each subsequent sitting at Office ............ so
City Patients, first Examination at residence, $50
Each subsequent visit at residence. 100
August 10, 1s62.--tf
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

At st Thomas 18th ut, ships Chaplin, Hall. from
Boston for San Francisco, repg; Globe. Baker, laid
up; barks Warren. Peters. i'm Rio Janeiro just arr;
Hamilton. I'm Guadaloupc, do do: brigs waltham.
Clark. disg; Addy Swift. laid up: sch Enchantress.
Deyereaux. fm New York for Laguayra, with loss of
sails
Ar at Cienfuegos 27th ut brig Bion Bradbury Mil
Ter, St Jago.
Ar at Trinidad 18th ult. bark casco. Gardiner. fn
New York.
Ar at Havana 18th ult. brigs c Allen, Ray, from
Portland; Col Coggins, Coggins. do.
Ar 18th. brig Rush, Babbidge, New York; sch I
Baker, Price. do.
Ar 9th. bark Eventide. Partridge. Bremen; brig
Kennedy, 6eyer. Ellsworth.
Sid 18th. barks A Farnsworth. Hodsdon, Man
tau; Arlington, erosion, Portland; 26h ship Emer-
aid Isle. Br Hunter. Philadelphia; 18th, bark Al
bcrtina Olmstead, Portland; brigs Geo Amos Pratt.
do; 3lst; Wenonah. Dow, Baltimore; Baron de Cas-
tine Saunders. New York; LIST inst, Jas u Donahue.
johnson Matanzas.
cid 3lst. brigs Caroline Eddy. Pomeroy Norleans:
Aladdin, Curtis, and Ocean Wave. Partridge Tor
York.
Ar at Matanzas 25th ult schs Windward. Partridge
Boston; Delmont. CHM, Portland; 25th Windward,
-, fm do; 21th. Ocean Ranger, Lewis, Havana.
Ar 3Dth. brigs Stella. Liey. Portland: 3st, Strom-
ness. tlsrl Warwick. and Fannie. Ross, do.
Sid 26th, brig Ambrose Light. Stahl. Philadelphia.
Ar At Cardenas 3Oh. brig Milwaukee. Brown, from
Sierra Morena; lst inst sch Fisher Dean, FIN Frank
fort.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

The Portland Daily Press has the largest
regular circulation of any daily paper in
the city.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

Scauerlng. %
The report was accepted, and Mr.. Coburn
was declared elected.
Messrs. Woods, Duran and Doe were ap-
pointed a Committee to prepare Rules and
Orders for the Senate.
Messrs Woods Moore and Philbrook were
appointed on the part of the Senate to notify
the Governor of his election, aud subsequent
ly reported that the Governor would meet
both branches of the Legislature in conven-
tion at halfpast IL o'clock, for the purpose of
taking the oath of office.
IN CONVENTION.
At half-past IL o'clock, a Convention was
formed in the hall of the House OF Represen-
tatives, when Gov. Coburn, attended by Gov.
Washburn, the members of the Council, and
other Executive officers, came in. The oaths
of Office were administered by President Far
well, and the Governor subscribed to them.
Before the Convention dissolved, the mes
sage of the Governor was received through
Miller, Clerk of the House, and was received
with applause. The Convention then dis
solved.
Bill, an act ceding certain territory in Kit
terry to the United States, was read and as
signed.
One thousand copies of the message were
ordered to be printed for the use of the SEN
ate.-Adjourned.
The Speaker announced as Monitors Messrs.
Drummond, Kent, Turner, Low, Rogers, Far
well, Jellison and Clark.
Mr.. Kingsbung of Portland offered a bill,
ceding the jurisdiction over certain lands in
Seavey Island, Kittery, to the United States,
which passed to be engrossed.
The report OF the Gubernatorial Committee
was accepted, and Messss Coney of Augusta,
Perkins of Kennebunkport, Grant of Ellis
worth, Manson of Bangor, Hopkinson of Fort
Fairfield, Trundy of Searsport, and Bucknam
Of Eastport we're joined TO the Committee of
the Senate TO notify Gov. Coburn of his cleo
ton. The Committee subsequently reported
the Governors acceptance, and a convention
Of both branches was formed for the purpose
Of qualifying him.
lsEE SENATE PRoCEEDINGS.l
After the Convention dissolved, orders were
passed to furnish each member with copies of
the laws, &C., and to furnish the House with
Webster's aud Worcester's Dictionaries.-Ad-
journed.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 8, 1863.
The Governors message was well received.
and was considered sound and statesmanike
document.
There has been no nomination as yet for
Councillor in Waldo.
The hearing in the Washington County
Senatorial contested cases comes off to-mor-
row afternoon. The returns from the town of
Cutler are to be investigated. The election of
State officers and Councillors will, probably,
take place tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

NOrICE.-lsTERNAL REVENUE STAMPs.-A full
supply of all kinds of Stamps for sale at my Office
No. 80 Commercial street; and the public will be
expected to use them on and after this date.
NArH'L J. MILLER. Collector
dec3l diff lst District State of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursdny.. y..................... January g.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Minnie Traub, Mitchell Matanzas. by Chase
Bros Co.
Sch Dashing Wave, Freeman. for Fortress Monroe,
by Harlow Co.
The following American vessels have been attach
ed and sold for debt ut Rio Janeiro: Bark Ann
Grant for rs2l ,CO0@O0O; bark Fannie Crenshaw for
rs25 00os000; bark Abigail. ior rs29. .200s00.
Ship Joseph Fish, Young. sailed from Rangoon
May I'D for Falmouth L, aud she has not since
been heard Of fears entertained for her safety
The registered 1902 tons. rated Al and built at
Thomaston In 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-09

DENTIsrRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 2il Con
gress Street, first door east of lst Parish Church
Portland Me. aug7dly