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The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Rumors of Disasters at Vicksburg and Port
Hudson Canards.

NEW YORK, june IT.
Rumors of disasters at Vicksburg and Port
Hudson have been atloat to-day but we are
unable to obtain any Information of them, and
in the absence of which they may be put down
as canards. 1t is understood that adyices
from Vicksburg to the afternoon of the 9th
have reached Washington, but it is improbable
that they contain anything of a very important
or decisive character. The reported repulse
of Gen. Banks at Port Hudson, received from
Mobile on the 4th via Richmond papers Of the
9th inst, undoubtedly refers to the action of
May 9th, the result of which is already known.
1t is quite unlikely that the rebels could have
any information from Port Hudson of later
date than our own advices,
S. No intelligence of any disaster had
been received at Washington up to noon TODAY
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Rebel Reports from Port Hudson.

NEW DIRK, June IT. !
The Tribune's army despatch says Rich
mond paper of the 9th inst reports all quiet
at Vicksburg, and give Mobile dispatch of
the 4th inst. TO the effect that we have been
repulsed at Port Hudson, with the loss of an
arm to Gen. Banks. Our loss i'm the late
Vicksburg fight it gives at 10000, and the
Confederate loss at 1000.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

FIRE.-The slight alarm of fire yesterday
proceeded from the burning of the barn of Mr.
Daniel +. Libby, on Munjoy Street, which
was accidentally set on fire by his children
while playing with matches. Pacific Engine
No. 8 was promptly on hand and cxtingushed
the flames without general alarm, and the
adjacent dwelling house of Mr.. Thompson was
thereby saved
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

lB- We notice that VIM. H. Bean, sol
dier of the Maine 10th regiment, has opened
a store at No. 3l7 Congress ST., next to E. Z.
Titles, in Mechanics Hall building. Having
fought for the Stars aud Stripes, and being
enfeebled in health, we hope the public will
patronize him. SOLDIERS FRIEND.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

% The Steamer "Gen. Berry" is being
fitted up fast, at Franklin Wharf, as is also the
gunboat Agawain. Inspector Pook declares
the machinery made for this and the similar
gunboat lying next to her, by the Portland Co.,
to be unexcelled, if not unequalIed. by that
made at any other shop in the country.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, June II.
The work at the new Idria quicksilver mine,
in Santa Cruz County, is about TO be resumed,
which will materially increase the quicksilver
product of the State. The mine has been
closed for many months on account of its title
being in liquidation.
At the primary election OF the Union party
of San Francisco, held yesterdao. delegates
favorable to the nomination of S. F. Low for
Governor were elected to the convention,
making his choice almost certain.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

MATRIMONIAL. - Five intentions of mar
rage were entered at the City Clerks Office
the current week.-[Courer.
We have made inquiry at the office of the
City Registrar, and find that the number of
promises of marriage in this city during the
current week, have been 000,999
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-Mr. Z. NJ. Patton
sold yesterday the desirable and centrally Sit
uated lot of land on Cross Street, near Middle,
belonging to the estate of the late Joseph
Thaxter, containing 4,l00 square feet, for "A
cents per foot. Mr.. John Chase was the pur-
oh
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June IL.
Affairs along the front of the Army of the
Potomac remain the same as before the last
advance, the enemy as well as our own troops
maintaining their original lines below the
town. Occasionally signal gun is heard and
some scattering shots from the skrmishers.
Intelligence from Caroline County, Va, shows
that the enemy has no strong forces there.
There are several picket guards at the fords
and landings and one a. Bowling Green, the
county seat, and on one of the railroads.
These comprise their entire strength.
Ten days ago $4,000 in Confederate and
Virginia State bonds were seized near Bowl
ing Green in transit for the North
This side Of the Rappahannock is quiet and
none of the enemy's forces are known to be
there.
Walter S. Cox, the Commissioner under the
gitive slave law, to-day, remanded seven
ru naway slaves, two of them children, from
NJ aryland, to their claimants. An affidavit of
the loyalty of the claimants had been made.
One hundred and seventy-one prisoners of
war, including six commissioned officers arriv-
ed here this afternoon. They were captured
at Beverly Ford.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
Jay Cooke, U. S. Subscription Agent, reports
the sale of 81 100000 worth of 5-20's yester-
day, and to-day S1369,0O0 at the various
agencies in the loyal cities and States. The
delivery of bonds are being made to May Goth
and every effort is making by the Treasury
Department to increase the supply.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
W- We are informed by

ng- We are informed by Major Mann, Pay
master in the U. S. Army, that the members
of the Maine 10th will be fully paid off in a
few days, due notice of the time TO be given
in the papers, and that all difficulties with the
Maine I'd have been adjusted, and the soldiers
have received their pay including their 500
bounty from the u. S.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

PORTLAND STEAM PACKET Coat the
annual meeting of this company yesterday
afternoon the old board of Directors was elect
ed for the ensuing year, viz: Charles Fobes,
President; j. B. Coyle and Edmund H. San
ford, Directors; VIM. Kimball, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. June 10.
Gen. Dix and staff left this morning for
Williamsburg in steamer c. w. Thomas.
Steamer Maple Leaf left for Fort Delaware
to-day. She takes up number of rebel
officers.
Steamer Paconia, from New York for New
Orleans, arrived to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Troops for the defence of Pennsylvania.

june Ii.
Major Gen. Couch and staff arrived this
afternoon to consult with Gov. Curtin on the
best means OF defending Oar border from the
anticipated invasion. They will be joined to-
night by Major Gems. Schenck and Brooks.
The most energetic means are being devised,
and will be carried into effect at once. 1t is
thought the Governor will issue II proclama-
ton tomorrow calling for the organization of
minute men.
The War Department has created two new
military districts, to provide for the de-
fence of Pennsylvania. The western dis
trict, designated the department of the
Monongahela, embraces the territory west of
Johnstown and Laurel Ridge, Major General
Brooks in command, headquarters at Pitts
burg. The eastern district, embracing the
balance of the State, is under command of
Major Gen. Couch, headquarters at Cham
bersburg. They have full authority to organ
ize an army corps consisting of infantry, cav
rry and artillery. Harrisburg will be the
point for troops to assemble end organize.
A general order from Gen. Couch and a proc
lamation from Gov. Curtin will be issued to-
morrow, calling upon the people of the State
to organize Immediately for State Defence
The time for action has arrived to save our
State from an invasion by the rebel forces.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

ggr The Bath Steamer Kangaroo" hav-
ing received all her machinery from the Port
land CO., and being in good running order, is
expected to leave for Bath tomorrow
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

FALSE REPoRr-The death of the rebel
Gen. Tihlman. The Generals mother in Phil
adelphia has received letter from his wife,
stating that he is wounded, but doing well.
Gen T. married daughter of the late Joseph
G. Boyd, Esq. of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

gB- Capt. A. L. Turner, Of the 10th Maine,
is recruiting for Co. b., State Guards, at the
old Rife Corps armory, old City Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

gB- The Thermometer stood at 90 IL de-
grees yesterday, ia the shade at f. p Banks,
Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
NJ TIERS ABOUT TOW N,
Municipal Court---June II.
KlNGsBURY, J.

John C. Jones and Charles Fahey, for drunk
enness aud disturbance, were fined each s.
and costs. The latter paid up, but the former
could not and he was remanded to the jail.
Patrick 0'Bren, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined So and costs
John Flaberty, for larceny of car stakes-a
too common practice which it is determined
shall be broken up-was fined So, and costs
taxed at Ssl7, making in all s6.l7, which he
paid. He had better have been honest and
bought cord OF fire wood.
Gustavus L. Welander, search and seizure,
was fined $50 and costs, which he paid.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Disaffection in North Carolina-Conscri pts
entrenched with Artillery in the Noun
talns.

talns.
NEwBERN, June 8.
The U. S. transport, steamer Albany leaves
here this morning for New York. The con-
current testimony Of deserters, leaves no
doubt that the long smouldering fires of the
revolution are breaking out in the interior of
North .Carolina, and the disafiection has
reached point far beyond even the signii-
cant intimations of the Journals of the State.
Several thousand refugees from the con-
scription have been for weeks entrenched in
the mountains with artillery, successfully de-
flying the Confederate authority.
The Raleigh Standard bitterly complains
that while the rebel CONSUMPTION act has not
been enforced in Georgia and Mississippi,
North Carolina has been raked as with fine
tooth comb
1t appears that in the battle of Chancellor
vile 80 North Carolina regiments were placed
in front to resist Gen. Rockers advance, sus-
tanning an immense loss, while tide South Car
DINA and Virginia troops were kept in the
background. This massacre of North Caro-
lima troops is boldly and freely denounced,
and the Confederacy is charged with gross in
justice and bad faith The numerous and
stupid indignities put upon this State and her
people are keenly resented.
In order to secure concert of action and
avoid all future conflicts of authorities neces-
sarily produced by the appointment of a
civilian, it is proposed to make Gen. Wilde. of
the African brigade, Military Governor of
North Carolina. He possesses executive abil-
tiles of high order, and as Gen. Foster re-
marks, is a gallant and accomplished soldier
and gentleman, and has already won great
popularity in this department, and his APP
pointment will be universally acceptable.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
FOR SALE.

- House No. Is Adam street, two stor es, and
RH: in the best repair. IL finished rooms, plenty
Qsssk hard and soft water. For particulars enquire
of Is. j. WILLARD.
je9 dlms
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Forge Coal.

(tARGO Robert Hare, Powels celebrated Cum
~ berland Coal just received and for sale by
HENRY l.. PAINE CO,
267 Commercial Street, Smiths Wharf
my19 I'm
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
DINE AT THE

MERCHANTS Exchange Eating House. II & 10
WI Exchange st. A Free Lunch every day from
10 to IL. APPS en- l.. S. TWOMBLY.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Dine at the
For Snle.

MERCHANTS Exchange Eating House, II & 10
NlExchange st. Free Lunch every day from 10
to 81. APPS dom l.. S. TW0MBLY.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
Sale at Auction

SHE NJ Auct1On.
I'M Wednesday, July 18TH unless previously sold
~ at private sale. House No. As on the east side Of
nda street, with the lot of land on which il stands
being the same Josiah Baker aud his descendants
nave owned for over ninety five years past.
For further particulars inquire of
Portland May 26, 1868. distf
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12

1.-TWO desirable house lots pleasantly situated on
Il Melbourne Streets Terms reasonable. Inquire
of +. NJ. RAY, So Windham, or
VINTON h BENNETT,
jos eodtf Ga Middle Street. Portland
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE.

A fANokAMA of something having remained
IA in the store-house of the Portland S,a p
CT Co about eight years, and unclaimed will he soI
at auction to pay charges ON the 18th Of Jupe a.
o'clock A. M, on Atlantic wharf ~
fu'a l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
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Der mt!ttartlten Se9Srhe fir fe SCl9e mteber Sic reeelmds
Bteen S@teBIbunsen jsOen Dpnneri TAG fattfHs
BEN, lepts aud Sonnta Q Ger Stleenearten se6ffnet III,
us ee Ser a m mlunge a~bseha1ten rerHen tpnnen.
1851 Ger Secretdr.
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Ut a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WgDTunn9
MIMIC nAcs a. uno tuna.
Al4tta~ ltntersetdneter bdt Ietne Q%Dtrtbi6aft an Der ode
Won Sant- uno Sprtnefr. ~oersrDBert nAb nit berlelben etne
garteniptr tpidaft O~erbunbet. pel9c herfelbe I'm MSntas,
te1 Is. Sui, nit elm IN euten 9und uno rem tefen 9btGa-
SSGslgbter ~9a3erbier e%l6faen fptrb, prjl CT feline 5reunbe unt
Setdnnteu, irpie 6d8 Wublifun int Nags@etnen ireunblt6
81, Steier TeterltGfeit ~etnlatet. 0erielbe wtrb f6 j~eberseit
%be1nHten, ietne @hfe ais @faff freunpli6 sH Settenen. gu
aabtrethfut 8eiuf label e~rsetenf etn
.(@Iol Sc. SO Sanfar., ode BON sprtnetrafe.
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Metropolitan Halle,

Penmfplsanta SUenHe, sssiGten ii. nnS IL. esr
JfDen Nbenh
8 eutfbe 9 Sperm,
Gesuea, Wrtsn, Duette, Erius unp gauge Ncte
aus DEN beliebteRsn, 2eutIGen, itoltsntI&en,
franjGf(aea Spsrn NIT BOILER Snftumen-
tattor unO brtatanten Ibeatsre @DltImen.
@erfOnal 81
M6ac. &iberott, lSclo- Sanacrp bonn @rUb ser3 Ooli&" EeG-
SER &iberattl J lentnr5ti6en Sof Dpe'n-S 6eater
Serr Graf, SOtC-gGiff Soa Der Rep-OOtter ceutften
Sper.
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SGnBer tIenpriit) s-
Serr asuIf, Wsait-DirettRr neblt ttasr aauIler- apeGs.
gtntrtttil5 Ste. Nufana punt s ubr.
~ Dem s,ebrta tihittnni9ta 9GbItfam BITE freuuOli&e
$dasr ilr unlsr sbeatrr gu s%nsa8iren. No6ssm MT obi
SdSs aysGeBsn Iie6en, pslbeu rrn beute an 70 ehtr reaeimGet1
BOIieuun9eu itottfabeu. Da bic uen e~usostrte Osern. Sc.
leui9aft srobe &ofen Oerurta@t 10 tofen ~tr euf rect sabl=
ret9tn SetId. rs
N&tnnsstou
5Gn1'SsRAe Eenaek " ~trfleta.
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&eme Mmseiaem.
GMMbnlaAer NfociattOn.

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.Srtef IN Der Mefer@Sfice. nf
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Wecrmtirmn0en.
MnfR0 MiAe6L

Sober Burger, rel6er etnen Retruten tn bic Sifice BET
lcro GDdo brtnet erbdtt etre MnpetIune bon Capt. S6ab fiji
81 so, welhe Irtsrt in SIC. 6 ytprS grebert6fr. ~eusbe3ntli
ptrb.
@tnsei6m0rere ~Gtetrntsn un6 Geyruttruro8. 8 ffi,tcre ia.
ben tstnfn Inlprn@ daf tiefe Sereutuns.
@tpr8 @9H,
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Ua!ItT1PIF, DVp., TO. JNII 10uo'J
Dte Stltmmuneen Der gsrorOnun9 oeo
6riesS9eItbss, pelAe om 80. STUNT 1903
pom commaubtrenben @sneral bteIeS Departe@
usents erlallsn purbea, Iino, ic,ueit tie bic
5AlisBuua Der Gel6afte tint 5 ubr Nbsnpc
enCrbnen, hermit aufssbOben.
Muf 8sfsDl bes gsn. Mai. @. 6. Sdsnd,
81. 6. Seffrtes, q. %. q.
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Sn vcrTaufen.

Sin in ber befen Sage ~8eteaeuer G;rocsrp gtOre III
etnent WGdre n Ipirdtb unb gutter &unhl6dft,
4ntftdnee balter iebr biat9 3n rrrtaai EN-. NdlereS III b
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