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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-11
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Sapromc judicial Court

CRIMINAL TERM-BABRows, j., PRESIDING.
THuEspAY.--Charles A. Williams was put
upon trial on an indictment charging him
with larceny of gold watch, the property of
Rufus A. Peck, and also for receiving another
watch, stolen from said Peck. The larcenies
occurred on board the steamer from Boston, on
the 9Th Of September last, and it was alleged
that the proceedings on board the boat were
committed by gang Of scoundrcls, leagued
for that purpose.
The Jury returned a verdict OF guilty on the
second count of the indictment, charging him
with receiving stolen goods.
NJ NJ. Butler. J.O'Donuell.
Karswill J. Carter and Greeneaf Chute, Of
Scarboro', were tried on an indictment chars-
ing them with assaulting Samuel Averill, OF
Scarboro', on the 18th OF October last, with
intent to main. Mr.. Ayerill was much injured
by the assault, Lis left leg being broken and
fractured BY stones thrown at him. Not
finished.
AZ. M. Butler. J.ODonncl.
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GREAT SUCCESS OF 4 LIFE INSURANCE
Contradiction the last annual report of
the lnsuran ce Commissioners we gather the
following statistics in regard to the unexam-
pied success of the Nep York Life Tasur.
aace Company: the whole number of new
policies issued in the year 1862 was 1902, in
surfing the sum of s7,743, s45.O0, being l47o
policies more than gere issued by any other
Life Company In the United States.
We arc glad to learn that proportlonate
share OF this successful business was done in
our own city and state, and that many of our
leading citizens have taken policies In this
Company.
A branch office for this State is established
at No. "A Middle street, opposite the Post
Office, and WARREN SPARROW, ESQ.,, of this
city, Is the Agent of this Company, for the su-
peryision and management of their extensive
business throughout the state.
Now Is the time to take out policies in this
Company and save whole years dividend or
one half of years premium. Read adver-
tisement.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The President has signed pardon exempt
Ing L. w. CAN'T, OF Arkansas, from the pen.
atty of treason, which ne incurred by accepting
and exercising tie Office of Brig. Gen in the
service OF the rebels. The pardon also rein
states Gen. CAN'T In all bis rights of property
excepting relating 10 slaves
Representative Morrill,, of Vermont, has
given notice of bill having in view the ter
mination of the reciprocity treaty, and Repre-
sentative Elijah Ward proposes joiat resolu-
ton to authorize the appointment Of commits
sloners, 20 negotiate new treaty with the
British government, fer the British Provinces
In North America, based on true principles of
reciprocity.
The House Joint resolution Of thanks, DC.
to Gen. Grant, was yesterday laid on the table
by the Senate, until the new committee are
formed, wheu as mere matter of form il will
be referred TO the Committee on Military af-
fairs. Some of the Senators, while having no
doubt OF the immediate passage of the reso-
luton, desired that it should be referred, in
order to prevent a bad precedent. There is
no doubt the Senate will pass 1t unanimously.
The estimate Of clothing for the army the
next fiscal year is s5S,0O0,000. The sum of
100000 is asked for the benefit of prisoners
of war.
The Engineer Department estimates fire
millions and third as required for fortilica-
lions, &C., for the year ending June, 1885.
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Tcic Fork Market,

NEW YORK., Dec. 10.
upands.
Fiour-ststc aud Western SC better, with moro
active demand Super State SOC 10; Extra do Is
q 30; choice do IS g 40: Round Hoop Ohio
735 @ Is; choice do 50 az 50, snnerfne Western
6 50 q 10; extra Western 90 "a 6 20; Southern
frmor; Mixed to good GO q 10; Fancy and extra
SIS "a l0TS Canada Sc better: Common Extra
20 g, 50; Extra good TO choice 6 40 a 90.
Wheat-l q &C better; Chicago Spring 20 a "A;
old Chicago Springl 81 Milwaukee CLUB 10 a III; ;
Amber Milwaukee IS a l IS; Winter Red Western
! IS o S.; Amber Michigan IS g co. White
Western g.
Corn-frmer; Mixed Western shipping / "a @ ] %
in store, unsound do %.
Lard--dul aud heavy.
Ricc-dull and unchanged.
Beef-quiet.
Pork-quict: Msss II 90 g Il IS for old; 1875 a
for new.
sugars--de; New Orleans -; q Ia
Cofee-Qniet but arm.
Molasses-quiet; New Orleans ss a 72t, old crop
st 35 q as
freiYhts to Liyerpool-auiet; -four Is id grain
cd fer wheat In baik.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 10.
The Richmond Wing Of the 9th contains
the following:
Charleston, Dec. S.-A brisk fire between
Fort Moultrie and Battery Gregg opened this
morning. The Yankees have ceased firing on
Sumter. They arc alternating their batteries
and entrenching Gregg eastward.
One monitor has timber work around her
sides to protect her from torpedoes
Rristoi, Dec. i.-dcn. LuIiystrrvt has raised
the siege q Knoxville, In consequence of
heavy achievements received by Burnside.
On Friday night our force fell back to Norris
town, where stand will probably be ,nal.a
Our loss at Knoxville was six hundred,
principally in Hoods division. Col Riff, Of
Georgia, was killed; Col. Fisher, of Missis-
sippl, severely wounded, and Capt. Dunn, OF
Longstreets STAFF, was wounded. The assault
on the 10th failed, In consequence of forged
orders recalling Gen. Anderson's brigade.
Dalton, Ca, Dec. s.-The enemy's cavalry
appeared yesterday at Ringgold, but being at
tackled by our cavalry, under Grigsby, were
driven Il mile beyond the town.
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Liie-Assurance.--Beware!

just at this time, when people are taking
advantage Of the new dividends about to be
declared, and preparing Christmas and New
hints may not be lost.
The business OF our Life Insurance Compa-
MES varies from less than fifteen hundred dol
lars year, as in the Massachusetts Hospital,
to eleven, twelve and seventeen hundred and
fifty-Gre thousand dollars, as in the Mutual
Life, New York, the Connecticut Mutual and
the Mutual Benefit Companies.
The expenses vary from STA per cent. on
the cash income, as in the State Mutual Of
Worcester, up to 2295 per cent. in the New
York Life, aud SO on until they reach nearly
seyenty-one per cent. Of the whole income, as
in the Guardian Life, of New York city.
Most offices have a guarantee capital vary
ing from $4,000 to s200, 900, upon which they
pay interest out Of the profits, which belong
to the assured. know Of but four companies
that do not.
The number Of policies actually issued from
the beginning, varies from about fifty year to
about three thousand, as ia the Mutual Ben
eft this year; and the whole number, from
a few hundreds up to 2i,3o6-thc last number
issued at this agency.
OF the management have little to say but
am assured on authority not to be questioned,
that in one case at least it was exceedingly
unfortunate. A physician was appointed
Medical Examiner and General Agent. He
took large number of policies in this neigh
borhood upon his own examination, two of
which were believed TO be in a consumption
at the time and have since died and he took
himself, though afflicted with the asthma, of
which he soon afterwards died. or course
the duties OF Medical Examiner and Agent,
or General Agent, being Incompatible, the
best cases are always open to suspicion.
But as have said before, you must get pos
session Of the facts and judge for yourselves,
as you shall answer for 1t hereafter to your
families. J. n.
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70 We are informed by the agents Of the
New York steamer that the steamer Potomac
LEFT New York to-day, in pursuit Of the Chesa-
peake; consequently there viii be no steamer
from there Saturday. But the steamer Par
kersburg will leave New York for Portland on
Saturday next, and the steamer Locust Point
will leave on the following Wednesday for
Portland. We are further informed that the
Chesapeake left point within three miles of
st. John yesterday t10thl at A. NJ. She did
not get coal at St. John, but may possibly
have coaled down the bay.
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AREMARKABLE CURE.-Mr. A. D. Reeves,
of this city, owns beautiful spaniel dog, and
a very aHectionate creature he is. For a long
time past he has been totally blind, the cornea
of both eyes being covered with white film,
disease which medical gentlemen call -7ibu-
80. Last August the dog fell into the water
from boat near JEWELS Island, and became
entangled In the seaweed whore he foundered
for some time and came near being drowned.
After he came out of the water Mr.. Reeves
and others who were with him, noticed in the
course of the day that the dog could see quite
clearly. On examination bis right eye was
found to be clear from the eclipse that had so
long darkened Its vision, and it looked as
bright as any dogs. Now the question arises,
what cured the eye of the spaniel? Could
seaweed scrape off the albugo, or did the
stimulating properties Of the salt water pro-
duce the effect: We pause for reply. The
facts are just as we have stated them.
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ACCIDENT TO GUNBoAT.-The sunboat
Acacia, which was despatched from Boston
Wednesday evening in pursuit of the steamer
Chesapeake, put in here last evening. After
anchoring In the roads 1t was discovered that
the vessel had sprung a leak and was In A
sinking condition. She was immediately run
up to Atlantic wharf, and the FIRE alarm was
sounded, which soon brought all the engines
OF the city 10 her assistance. The steam fire
engines went to work to pump her out, and at
IL O'Clock, when We left the scene, they were
ously engaged In that purpose with every
prospect OF success.
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Municipal Court--Dcc. 10.

Francis Doherty pleaded guilty TO viola
ton Of the City Ordinance in regard to the
collection of ofFal. He was fined 50 and costs.
William Turner, Hollis Doyle and William
Briois were brought up, charged with COM
uniting assault and battery on Sllas II.
Thompson. Doyle was adjudged not guilty,
and was discharged. Turner and Bartol we're
adjudged guilty aud paid fines imposed of SO
a nd costs.
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Per Ateainshin Efna nj Nr,r Va

Per steamship Etna at New York
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov IA
orne tone and better demand have prevailed and
prices rather higher than on Friday last. The
sales of Monday were 1900 bales including 700
baies to spectators and exporters.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUEFS MARkET-Rich-
ardson, Spence 6 Co, and others, report Flour
good qualities and fully as dear. Wheat very
nrin and generally Id q I'd deared Red Western
y g Is led; extra Red IS l0d "a 9s Sd; White IS a
los. Corn steady at 2os per ass y for mixed
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. Beef
quiet but unchanged Pork dull. Bacon In moderate
request at late rates. Butter in good requst but
ane shade easier. Lard frmer and Cd higher
Tallow quiet at AZ "a s3s for North American
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Sugars
steady at the lato advance. Cofee-no sales Ashes
quiet and steady Lnseed oil heavy. Rosin dull
Spirits Turpeniine fiat. Petroleum quiet; sales Of
refined at i l0d.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Nov os-Tbe
sales on Wednesday and Thursday were Is coo bales
including 2sclo to SPECTATORS and exporters The
market closed buoyaat and triie higher
Breadstufs firm amt unchanged.
Produce-stcady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Nov. a5.-conso's
closed at e2s for money.
American securitie.-hrmer.
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Recruiting iH Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, PA, Dec. 10.
Cor. Curtin 10 day received a communica-
ton from the War Department. ANNOUNCING
that Government declines to adopt the sug
sestions made some weeks ago. upon the sub
jeet OF recruiting. No new Organizations are
allowed, except few companies TO I'LL incom-
pletc regiments.
A general order has been issued from the
office OF the Adjutant General. defining the
plan of recruiting adopted, and calling upon
the people of the several enrolment districts
and sub-dlstricts Of the State to offer bountlcs
to volunteers.
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THE NORRIS MlssrnELs.-st. James Hall

The NORRIS NiNsTRELs.-St. James Hall
was again filled to overlooking last evening,
with fine audience, eager TO enjoy the wit
aSd music of this unequalled galaxy Of stars"
in the minstrel profession. From grave to gay,
the programme was the most excellent nd
novel one of the kind that has been presented
10 our citizens In many day, and was carried
cut In 8 manner that called forth storms of APP
plause and shouts of laughter. The almost
invariably brokeA promise OF IAN entire change
of proglxAime," was for once faithfully adher-
ed to. and In the choice selection OF musical
gems. spa viking wittclsms, and almost excru-
Slatingiy sdicrous burlesqucs, there was n Of
a single repetition of the first nights PERFORM
ance. Neither was the excellence Of the en-
tertainment married by even the slightest APP
proach to vulgarity, and of the large number
Of ladies present, not one had occasion for a
moment to regret her coming.
The beautiful ballads "Home Of Ny Youth"
"Elue Eyed Jennie" and "Thc Tender Sigh"
were finely rendered by Pcase, Curtis and Sur
ridge, respectively, and the comic songs were
rendered doubly funny by the acting Of Pell
and Wagner-the mt,Gern Matt Peels of the
stage. The burlesqiies and dances in which
these black diamonds appeared were all new
here, and called forth rndeniable encores.
The most enjoyable musical feature Of the
evenings entertainment was MIR. Dolls won
derful performance on the Crystalenia, an in
strument producing such exquisite 5ell-like
notes, that IL would drive the Swiss Bell Ring
ers mad with Jealousy should they hear ii.
The Morris Minstrels give their last enter
fainment this evening, and we advise all who
desire 10 hear them TO secure either seats or
sanding room early.-lBufalo Express.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Capt. Andrew Crawford,
freight agent of the Montreal Ocean Steam
ship Company, while engaged in his duty, yes
terday, on board steamship Hibernian, sudden
ly dropped on the deck and expired almost
Immediately, from apoplexy. The deceased
has been engaged on this line for several years,
and his genial manner had won him hosts of
friends In our city. We learn that he leaves
wife and two children in Montreal.
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rThe schooner whose destruction In the
ofing by fire we mentioned the other day, and
which statement was quite severely doubted,
turns out 10 be the KoSciusko Of Thomaston,
- will be seen By reference TO our ship news
department.
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~ The Army Committee of the United
States Christian Commission, in this city, will
hold a meeting at the Congregational Meeting
House, in Gorham, on lthis) Friday evening,
commencing at half-past seven O'Clock. The
meeting will be addressed by Rev. Mr.. Merrill,
who has been delegate for this Commission
among our sick soldiers, in camp, tent and
hospital, and also upon the battle field. A
collection will be taken in aid of the object.
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N. c. N. A.-Tbe meeting of the Mechan-
les Association this evening will be an inter.
esting one. There will be lecture by 4. Ii.
Ewell, Esq, after which The debate upon the
temperance question will be resumed. We
hardly need say that the public are invited to
attend these meetings, and that those outside
of the Society will receive cordial welcome.
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BENEFIT OF MARK SAIrH.-The last night
Of the performances OF the splendid comedy
combination now playing here is devoted TO
the above purpose. To Mr.. Smith we are in
part indebted for the pleasure derived from
some of the most artistic delineations Of char
acter ever witnessed In Deering Hail. and we
call upon our citizens generally TO fill his
house on this occasion. There can be no hold
Ing back on the score OF lack of attraction. One
OF the finest comedies is on the bills for the
night, and each character is entrusted to a
competent performer. We need scarcely in
dividuaiize, when all Is so excellent. The last
evening should be marked with an ovation 10
the genuine talent that has been displayed
during the past week, and In parting we must
compliment Mrs. Barrow and Mr.. Smith on
the manner In which everything has been con-
Quoted during their stay here, trusting that
they will speedily return to fresh triumphs and
TO impart additional pleasure TO our theatre
f,aFS
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FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 10.
The Monitor Sagamon arrived from Hamp-
ton Roads to-day.
Maj. Gen. Butler and Staff left for Yorktown
this morning, on steamer Greyhound.
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@Mr. A. Robinson has for sale Dr. Hol.
lands excellent work entitled Letters to the
yonesss,' which we have already noticed.
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NOTICE.

l. the undersigned, under The Arm name Of J. s.
Stanwood 4 Co.. was dissolved on the 18th uit The
business will be continued by ]. 8. Stanwood. who
hereby authorized 20 collect all outstanding debts
and vii! psy all demands against the firm.
j. s. sTASwOOD.
HENRY wo0psfpE
North ysrmepth, Dee, 70, 1899. n
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BIO pia!-L. D. Morrill,, Esq, Of Brown
aeld, killed pig elk months old that weighed
s3I lbs.
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MASON 6 HAMLIN,
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The proprieors Will cheerfully refund the money II
not entirely satisfactory Price cents and Is the
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.
Sales of Government bonds to-day amounted
to $6T9,S5O.
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LOSTl LOBTll

THE UNDERSIGNED Iosr ONE QUARTER
i MASTER VOUCHER, given By Lieut. White,
A. q NJ, Post, franklin, tennessee, for two bay
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University OF Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTING NT.
NINErY.EIGHrH SESSION Qs0o-oD.

The Lectures Of He Session ioH begin Oh he second
Monday Of October aud close on the FIRST " lIaroh.
One Introductory will b. delivered to tho rou Sc.
Clinical Instruction Is Civ n throughout the SEES
sion, In the Medical Ball. by the Professors and at
the Hospitals. At the Phadeli hia Hospital con.
taing 57l beds, instruction Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taught
bye tn appropriate chairs.
The Dissecting Rooms, under the superintendent
Of the Professors OF Anatomy ana tho Demonstration
are open from the middle of September.
The Room for 0p ratlye Surgery aud Application
Of Bandages, &c is open early In September aud
throughout the Session. under the supery sou Of tho
Professor Of Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators :, s BIS, BIsHq I'm, Nj D
Fees for the Lectures each Professor 500 l05
Matrioulaton Fee (paid once only, s".....,..
Graduation Fee, SO
R. 10, ROGERS, N, d., Dean Of the Medical Faculty
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE. Janitor,
University Bulldog.
P. BOARD may be had at from 50 GO to SOL 81
week,
sep17-2aw--lm&wlt
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npECIAL onDEn no. 4.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
10.-The commissioned officers of the
Army Of the Cumberland are requested
10 call at No. 20, Cedar street, opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
ry above-nAmed.
The Gallery of the Cumberland 10 no.
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
Gems of Nashville that they arc prepared
TO furnish photographs superior TO any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capacious Gallery, far su-
perior to any in tho Southern States, and
also procured AZ great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one of the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber-
land. We are prepared to execute all
kinds of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
spectfully invite all those desirous OF
having Photographs TO visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with courte-
ey by us and all our attaches. Plcase
sail, one and all, and examine specimens
of CArtes do Visite, etc.
MORSE & PEAsLEE, PrOprietors
BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
Of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs of the
officers of the army. Duplicates can be
had by addressing Morse g. Peaslee, p
o. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.