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FORTRESS MoNRoE, November % II lie Rici
mond Wing of the 2ls. inst has the followin
news;
Misetox RInor Nnvemher 10
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

THE as. Y F."-These cabaistic letters
represent a society of young ladies, whose OBJ
ject has been and is to contribute 10 the relief
of the sick and wounded soldiers, and they
propose on May Day evening, in the new City
Hall, TO give an entertainment to which it is
hoped the citizens generally will lend their
countenance and presence, and thus swell the
proceeds, which will not be absorbed in the
payment Of useless expenses. but will go to
aid those to whom such aid,will be of great
benefit. The entertainment will partake of
the dual character Of fair and an exhibition
upon the stage; the former consisting of the
sale of articles-the handy-work of the fair
artifcers-the latter to consist in GROWING
the Queen of May, with an address from the
Goddess of Liberty, singing, &c. The thirty
four States are to be represented by as many
young ladies, with shields and wreaths.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
M AT T Il RS BOUT TOW


APRIL TERM---DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
The April term of the Supreme Court open
ed yesterday morning, Judge Davis on the
bench Prayer was made by Rev. S. ii. Mer-
rill of the Bethel Church, and the traverse
juries were empanneled as follows:
LIST Jary-Augustine Chaplin, Foreman,
Naples; Enos Blanchard, Cumberland: Iris
tram G. Cleayes, Yarmouth; Benz. f. Colley.
Gray; Thomas Grows, John Hodgman. Bruins
wick; Albion Harmon, w. ii. II. Hatch, Port
land; Roscoe q. Harding, Gorham Rufus
johnson, Westbrook; William Smith, Wind
ham; David L. Libby, Pownal.
I'd Jury-Jeremiah Loring Foreman, Var
mouth; George p. Libby, Scarboro; Andrew
Libby, Standish; W. S. Dana, F. NJ. Carsley,
james McGlinchy, Portland; Sewell Murch,
Gorham; VIM. Pinkham, Casco; Oliver NJ.
Pike, Jr,, Sebago; Seth L. Plummer, Cane
Elizabeth: Charles Prebe, New Gloucester:
Leonard Sanborn, Standish.
Ercused-A V. Cole, Cape Elizabeth: Ed
mund Frye, Falmouth; Newton p. Gibbs.
Bridgton Robert |. Robson, Portland; VIM.
Small, Raymond.
Supeynunaerdries-Jam Sanborn. Baldwin /;
Benz. I. Townsend, Freeport: Barnard Usher,
Bridgton.
The remainder of the day was spent in call
ing the docket of continued actions. There
are $50 cases on this docket. A large number
were marked for trial, and many were de-
faulted.
Court adjourned to 0 o'clock this morning
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

Reported Defeat of the French at PuebIa-
Damage to the Rebel Batteries at Port Hud-
son : Admiral Farragut Blockading Red
River.
New YORK. April q.
The New Orleans Era has news via Mata-
moras from Mexico 9th ult. 1t is said the
French on that day made general attack on
Pueba, and were repulsed beyond Chaluca !;
that the victory was complete, and that the
French lost 60 cannon and 5000 men,. Reports
add that the MeXicans sent 1000 men to occu-
py Orizaba. The official report from General
Ortega, published in Mexico, has been received
from Gen. Comonfort. 1t states that the enc
my suffered a terrible defeat, and gives the
particulars of the action. Puebla was much
damaged by French shells. The Mexican loss
was only go men. Ortega don't mention the
French loss.
Ii was stated by paroled seaman from the
frigate Mississippi. who had reached New Or.
leans, that the rebel gunboat Webb was de-
stroyed in the Port Hudson fight, and that our
feet did great damage TO the batteries there.
in one alone of which % rebels were killed.
The enemy was several times driven from their
guns, and one of their batteries was spiked
Admiral Farragut's secretary had arrived
at New Orleans with dispatches. Farragut
was blockading the mouth of Red river On
the trip down from Vicksburg the fleet en-
gagged the batteries at Grand Gulf The Hart
ford and Switzerland were hit, but the only
thing serious was the fatal wounding of one of
the men aboard of the former.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

CAuTIoN.-By reference TO our Municipal
Court report it will be noticed that teamster
was fined yesterday, for neglecting the ordi-
nance which requires him to either walk along
with his team or be in such situation that he
can easily guide it.
UThe full vote on the amended constitu-
ton of West Virginia is now in, and stands
2Sy'2i for, and 572 againstit. The Executive
Committee certify to the above returns. and
President Lincoln will doubtless thereupon is
sue his proclamation recognizing West vir-
ginia as State of the Union.
LEA rebel paper says of prices in Missis-
sippi: "Pins, which formerly sold at five cents
apaper, now readily commands two dollars in
our market. A pack of common playing cards
are readily disposed of at the common price of
eight dollars per pack, and rum at fifty cents
a drink.
The Richmond Enquirer has always
enjoyed an unenYiable reputation for prefer
natural dizziness and somnolence. Two years
of civil war are however too much for even
the Enquirer's lethargy. 1t reused up last
Thursday, to make this remarkable observa-
tiou; "In truth, we shall soon be forced to
place ourselves on a ioar .footing.'
sy-The early closing movement has great
success in Brooklyn. Nearly all the stores
have come into it, and the great bell on the
City Hall rings out ten peals at the hour of
l-2, the time for closing So Jealous have
some been to have this rule success, that
notices were sent to the pulpits to be read
asking ladies to purchase no goods after 7 l-2
O'clock
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

MADAME ANNA BIsHoP.-Of this lady who
is to give concert at the City Hall on Friday
evening next, the New York Post speaks as
follows: MADAME Bishop is truly great
artist Where can be found the vocalist who
has received such universal plaudits from
nearly every nation in the civilized world
She sings in almost every language with the
same fluency as her own. Whether in the
severe Italian school, taxing all the skill of a
great artist, or in her charming English bal
lads, requiring pathos and tenderness of ex-
preston, Madame Bishop exhibits the marks
of true genius. The complete command she
possesses over her magnificent voice is truly
wonderful.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

NEW ORGAN.-The new organ for the Gen.
trail Church was built by Messrs. Hall & La
bach Of New York. 1t has two sets of keys
and pedals. The compass of the keys is from
&C to Csc notes. The compass of the ped
ais is from CCC, 16 feet, to C, feet-25 notes.
The Great organ contains II stops with 7s4
pipes. The Swell organ, twelve stops with
$40 pipes. These, with 80 pedal pipes, make a
total Of l4l0 pipes. There are three couplers
great to swell; pedals to swell, and pedals
to great. 1t is a beautiful, well toned and
powerful instrument.
Mr.. John X. Paine, will, this evening, give
our citizens specimen of its sweetness and
power. He will be assisted at the concert by
Mrs. q. Houston Ford, an eminent Soprano of
Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

LAUNCH OF THE GUNBoAT.-The gunboat
Agawam was successfully launched about two
O'Clock yesterday. As soon as her forward
blocks we're knocked from under her she began
to move, and gracefully Sided into the water
amid the cheers of the crowd assembled to
witness the launch. She was taken in tow by
the steam tug, to Franklin wharf, where her
machinery, which has been preparing at the
Portland Companys Works, will be placed ON
board.
The Pontoosook, of the same size as the
Agawam win be ready for launching in about
three weeks.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
Commercial.
Per steamship Jura, at Portland.


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET April O. The
sales for Monday and Tuesday 1900 bales in
Guiding $500 bales to spectators and porters The
market closed firm at last weeks prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARK ET.-Rich.
ardson, Spence Co., and others report Flour dull
but steady at 2ls a BIS. Wheat inactive; Red Wes-
tern 50 a 9s Sd; Southern 9s Cd 9s Sd White Yves
tern los q los Sd southern los Sd a lis Corn quiet
Mixed 2ss a 2Ss Sd: White 29s Sd a ais
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARkET.-Beef dull
and heavy. Pork quiet but steady. Bacon irregular
Butter almost nominal. Lard rather irmer. Talow
dull at 40s a AIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET - Ashes
quiet. Sugar steady. Coffee in good demand Rice
dull Linseed Oil ABS a AIS Cd. Whale Oil 43s Re-
sin nomnaliy unchanged. Petroleum hrmer at Is
3D. a Is Cd.
--latest via. Londonderry
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET April lO-Tbe
sales for the week IS 400 bales including 3l3D
bales TO Spectators and $3.50 to exporters The mar
ket closed at the following quotations: New Orleans
ialr 25d middling 22d; Mobile fair 24l; middling
zlti Upland fair 2id middng 2ld.
ne sales To-day FRIDAY 1000 bales including
ioo TO spectators and 5000 TO exporters The mar
ket closed quiet.
The stock in port amounts to 1863 22O bales of which
ii 3S2'are American.
Breadstufs quiet but steady.
Provisions nominal
LONDON MONEY MARKET Anril 10 Consois
closed at s2s for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES-Ininois Central 42I
discount; Erie Az a 4si.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 81.
Cotton-more active sales 1000 bales at "a a CSC
for middng uplands.
flonr-Staie and Western a 10c lower; SUPER
fine State 90 a 30; Extra do 6 20 "a 6 90: choice
6 80 g 10; Round Hoop Ohio 10 a 20; choice do
Is q 10; Superine Western 90 a 40; common
togood extra Western 20 a 10; Southern SC low
err; Mixed TO good 90 a %; Fancy and Extra 80
Gs.5; Canada 8 q loo lower; common extra 70
a 30; extra good to choice 90 ~ s 10.
Wheat-dull and nominal; Amber Jersey 49,
Corn-lc lower; Mixed Western sound 81 q. SO: do
unsound 50 a Sc.
Oats-scarce and frmer.
Beef-dull.
Pork-du and lower Mess 10 l2i a 10 50 for old,
Is rs q 10 S7i for new.
Sugars-n moderate demand and unchanged; by
auction New Orleans al g g 10 3OloOi New Orleans
II; Muscoyado 10 a l03.
Cofee-quiet; Rio az.
Molasscs-in moderate demand; New Orleans IS
q go; Porto Rico As; Muscoyado 80
freighis TO Liyerpool-dull; cotton nominal; -four
Is Sd q Is I'D grain 81 Sd in bulk and ships bags
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April q.
Official dispatches received last night say
portion OF Admiral Porter's feet, laden with a
large number of soldiers from Gen. Grants
army, succeeded in running the batterirs at
Vicksburg, and are now ia a condition TO eth
er help Gen. Banks in an attack upon Port
Hudson, or 10 make an assault on Yicksburg
from the south.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
that those who have heretofore acquired lands
conferred in certain cases, presumption rights
are not thereby excluded from the privileges
of the homestead bill
The President has recognized johannes
Schumacher as consul for the free Hans city of
Bremen at Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
Municipal Court--April 81.

Jeremiah Sullivan, for neglectng his horse
and cart as they were passing through the
street, was fined five dollars and costs-the
whole amounting to Ss,42. Committed.
John Williams, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined five dollars and COSTS
Committed.
Robert Ring, for drunkenness and disturb
ance, paid fine of five dollars and costs.
Peter Coin, for resisting officer Derrick while
the latter was in discharge of his duty, was
fined ten dollars and costs. Committed.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

sR-The following is a brief exhibit of the
returns of several of the religious denomina-
tons in Maine for the year 1892
The Baptists report 1876 ministers. PIG
churches, 2o,6l4 members and 2,730 connect
ed with their Sunday schools. $500 were
contributed for benevolent purposes.
The NJ. Z. Church report 224 ministers con-
nected with the Maine and East Maine Con-
ferences and ls4 local preachers, 1876 in full
membership, 420l probationers, 1871 in their
Sunday schools, and S4267 contributed for
benevolent purposes.
The Congregationalsts number 249 churches,
l16 ministers, 1895 members, 81 ,354 in their
Sunday schools, and s2S,256 contributed for
benevolent purposes.
The f. w. Baptists report 292 churches, PSI
ministers and 14,012 members.
The p. E. Church number 10 ministers, 1901
members, 1000 in connection with their Sunday
schools, and 1920 contributed for benevolent
purposes.
The Universalists report 43 ministers. The
Unitarians 10 ministers. Roman Catholics
are quite numerous. There are a few societies
OF Friends, two Shaker societies, few Prot
estant and Wesleyan Methodists, and in some
localities Christians and Adventsts.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

S. S. ExEBIrIoN.-The annual exhibition of
the Chestnut Street NJ. E. Sunday School last
evening at the church was a fine one The
platform and gallery were draped with Ameri-
can ensigns. The singing was spleudd, par
ticularly that by Misses Chandler, Chase and
little Carrie Marston; and without wishing to
be invidions we would mention the "Child's
Prayer "Hosanna Anthem" "Rally round
thu flag boys" "All forward to battle,' and
Marching Along" Mr.. Milliken presided at
the organ admirably. Appropriate remarks,
followed by presentations of present by the
Pastor and Mr.. III. c. Barnes to several chill
dren, closed the exercises, which were all of
high order.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
Great Fire at Denver.

DENVER, April 10.
AT O'Clock this morning fire broke out in
the Cherokee House in the centre of the bust
ness paitof the town, and had acquired such
Roadway before it was discovered that it was
impossible to check it. The flames spread to
the surrounding buildings, and in less than an
ruins. At the present moment the fire is
about subdned. The loss will reach nearly
81 100000
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

GIVE have received copy of the annual
report Of the Overseers of Poor and Aims
House for the past municipal year. 1t was
drawn up by Mr.. Lewis b. Smith, and is a
document OF much interest to the citizens
From this report we find that of the large
number supported in the Aims House and
supplied out of the House, more than four
fifths are foreigners.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
House for SaIe.

NA THE subscriber offers for sale hi
6Ts House and Land, on the corner of Dan
leh&e forth and Vaughn Streets. The Lot is
ulllE 100 feet square, contains 10 900 feet and
ak Is one of the most eligible in the west
part of the city. The house is built of brick in the
most thorough manner. has the best of water. dry
cemented cellar and slated roof IL contains parlor
dining-room and kitchen on the first floor. and four
chambers on the second floor. Hot air, from brick
furnace, to all parts of the house Terms very easy
CHAS. A. ALEXANDER.
For further particulars apply to JOHN G. PROC
TER, Lime street, rear Of Custom House.
ap4 eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

sScARBoRo BEAcH."-The attention of the
public is invited to Mr. Gunnison's advertise
ment of the atlantic House." which will
soon be opened for the season. We are as
sured that the regulation closing the house TO
transient Sunday visitors win be strictly en-
forced. No pleasure parties will be enter
tanned on that day.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

give had presented TO us yesterday an
egg, laid by one Of Pete Small's hens, which is
as big as-well, we wont say what-but it
weighed one-fourth Of a pound. Who can
beat it? II any one has hen that can, just
send the eggs along and we will notice them.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

rB-The concert Of Madam Varian last
evening was a charming one, and gave uniyer
sal satisfaction. The audience was quite
respectable one, but by no means SO large as
the charming cantatrice deserved.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

eB-Wood's Minstrels are about to make
our city visit and give us taste of their
music. Among the troupe are Miss Fanny
Woods, and Harvey Lane and Charley Slocum
who played here eight years ago.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

S-The annual meeting of the Maine Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
commences its session at Chestnut st. Church
this morning. The session will continue sew
eral days.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

STATE STREET CHuRCH.-At the annual
meeting of the proprietors of State Street
Church, Monday evening, it was unanimously
voted to increase the salary of their pastor,
Rev. George Leon Walker, from $500 to 5000
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
Visit of Governor Coburn and Hon. Charles
Holden to Maine Troops.

INV 1UHh, ApfII II.
Gov. Coburn, of Maine, accompanied by
Hon. Charles Holden, of Portland, OF the Ex-
ecutive Council, and Mrs. Moody, of Saco, the
latter of whom has been ten months in the ar
my hospital at the seat of war, visit the Maine
soldiers tomorrow at Fort Schuyler aud Da-
vid's Island. II is limited that these visits are
in reference TO establishing State Hospital.
Gov. Coburn and Councilman Holden leave for
Washington tomorrow night, and will visit
the various Maine regiments in the field
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
Arrest of a Rebel Agent.

NEW YORK, April 81.
Capt. A. S. Parker, alleged TO be in the en-
ploy of the rebel government and detailed to
bring over one of the iron-clads building for
the Emperor of China, has been arrested here
and sent TO Fort Lafayette.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22

sB-The steamer Harvest Moon, which has
been running between Portland and Winter
port, will leave this city on her first through
trip to Bangor tomorrow morning.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
TARAXlCUM (DandeIion),
Natures own Remedy for Biliousness

fuNHE Compound Extract Of Duadeiion Is the most
Il ehectual remedy for all diseases of the Lirsr
known. DO not suffer rhea refisJ Is az hand
This Is the season TO commence taking something
TO regulate the hrer. Try bottle of LoRIsGs Ex-
TRACT OF DAspELIoN, aud our word for H. you will
be satisfied that il is all have represented /. to be-
Prepared BY THOMAS g. LORlNG, DRueGIsr,
Cor Exchange and Federal SITS, Portland.
Price IS cents. jan29 eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
Desirable Uouse for Sale.

lNHE House l36 Spring street with stable and gar
Il den, next below the Merrill House recently pur-
chased by Rev. Mr. Burgess, and the same lately oc-
cupied and built by Mcrrek Sawyer, Esq, in the
most substantial and thorough manner. for his own
use. IL contains 10 rooms. with modern conven-
fences, gas. furnace, heated BY steam throug hout,
cellar under the whole house. cemented, good drains
TO the public sewer large brick cistern with good Ill
tering apparatus, well of excellent water, good
wood shed, and large work ROOM play-room for
children the same connects the house with the
stable. The stable is well finished and large Oh
for three horses and a The lot contains 9,012
square feet In the garden a few fruit trees
grape vines SC
The house was built by the day for cash. when Ia
Dor and material were at least 30 per cent. lower
than at the present time, and the property now Of
fered for less than the original cost Terms liberal
A large part of the purchase money remain on
mortgage, If desired. For terms &C. apply to
CHASE, L1rrLEFIELD & CO.
ape diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-22
Gov. Wise Removed from his Command.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 20.
Gov. Wise has been recalled from the com
mand in front of Williamsburg, and General
Hood placed in command