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xxxvIu ooEGREss--rirst Session.
WASHINGTON, June Is


SENATE.
The resolution for the recognition OF Arkan-
sas as free State was taken up, and motion
was made 10 refer il, together with the cIe-
dentials OF Messrs. Fishback and Baxter, to
the Judiciary Court.
Mr. Sumner opposed at length the admis-
sion of Arkansas, and her reported Senators
and Representatives to Congress at present.
The resolutions OF Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, and
the credentials of Messrs. Fishback and Bax-
ter were, after debate which consumed near
iy all the session, referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
The Military Committee reported adverse
ly on the petition for increased railroad facil-
tiles between Philadelphia and New York.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson presented certain amendments
to the Enrolment bill, which, without reading
were ordered to be printed.
The Senate, on motion of Mr.. Trumbull, re-
ceded from its amendments to the Consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill, after which
adjourned.
The committee on elections reported that
Robert q. Schenck, having resigned his COM
mission as Major General prior to the COM
mencement OF the session of Congress, was
not disqualified from occupying seat in the
3Sth Congress; but that Frank p. Blair hav-
lug ntld MS commission until une, 1914, thus
disqualifes himself from holding seat in said
Congress. The report was tabled for the pres
ent
On motion, committee of Conference was
asked of the Senate on the amendments to the
bill increasing the pay of the soldiers.
The committee OF Conference reported on
the disagreeing amendments to the Military
Appropriation bill, principally making the pay
OF black soldiers the same as that Of white, so
as to include the back pay of two Massachu-
sets regiments, and those first raised in South
Carolina and Louisiana. The report leaves
the question to the Attorney General, and was
concurred in, 20 to IS. The Senate has al
ready concurred.
MIR. Schenck introduced bill repeating the
$500 clause in the enrolment act, and moved
the previous question. Laid over.
The House adopted resolution looking to
the allowance of Members of Congress 10 Wis
it the hospitals, and TO look after the wound
ed from their respective States
Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts,, unsuccessfully
sought to introduce resolution for increased
compensation to Ericsson as builder of the
iron-clad Puritan.
The House considered the House bill to re-
peal the fugitive slave law.
The bill to repeal the fugitive slave law
passed after debate, So TO 5S.-Adjourned.
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THE HIBERNIcoy.-Thisp popular panorama
Of q tour through Ireland viii be exhibited
at Deering Hall Thursday evening under the
direction Of Prof. McEvoy. The scenes dis
closed by it are said TO be magnificent and
charming. Aside from these, appropriate Sc
lections from the Irish melodies will be sung
by Miss. Scale and Mr.. Heron. In every place
this panorama has been exhibited, It has at
5racted crowded houses, aud the press has not
been sparing in its encomiams on its excl
lenca
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Arrest of U. $. Marshal Murray

NEW YORK, June 10.
U. S. Marshal Murray was arressed to-day
by the sheriff of Greene County, on a warrant
issued under an Indictment of the grand Jury
Of the county for kidnapping. The matter
will probably be arranged so as to release the
Marshal on his own recognizance TO appear
when wanted.
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY,

FuNHE stockholders Of the above company are re-
Il quested to meet at tn, Merchants Exchange on
Wednesday, sth inst at L. TO act on the report
OF the Directors with regard to the location of said
Dock. Per Ordtr.
q. NJ DAVIS. Secretary.
The above meeting is postponed to Tuesday, the
l4th at 4. NJ.
Portland, June 4, 1894. june6edistd
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From the Peninsmln.

fortress MONROE, June H.
- Inc steamer Thomas Powell, from Bermuda
hundreds, reports all quiet in Gen. Buffers
department.
There Is no intelligence from Gen. Grants
army; dis supplies still go via York River
and White House.
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HORSE RAILRoAD.-The Westbrook branch
OF this road, from the Post Office to Morrill's
corner, was opened on Monday OF last week.
The number OF passengers for the week, on
that part OF the line was 1928. The number
on Sunday last was 9GT.
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For the Islands

yncs On and amer June 18th the steamer
sIE9s$s4aszss CASCO will until further notice
-, leave Burnham's wharf for Peaks :.
and Cssaing's Islands at and 10 80 A. M. an, :
AND 80 Returning will leave Cushing e L lana
al = ~ and Ills A, NJ. and Is and 6IsPM
June O. dit 10 o's.
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WE shall sell al Auction on MONDAY. Jupe "a
w at o'clock, Z. N. that very desirable LOT OF
LAND. ON the corner of Fine and Vaughn streets
formerly owned By Hon L. ID. N. sweat. now cwn.
90 BY Dr. Ludwig, containing about 1900 feef This
lot = opposite the residence of q W. Woodman.
nsq, and backs u on the estate OF Hon. j b Brown
mortgage il desired. ~
The above IL believed to be the most desirable lot
offered at Auction the present season. Fer views Of
scenery, water sun et mountains. II unsurpass-
ed II not unequalied.
HENRY BAILEY q co. Aucsionsers
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SPRAGUE & BLANcuARD's MINsTELs.-
Thursday evening of this week has been set
apart by the managers, for the benefit Of the
Ministry at large. 1t is 10 be hoped that the
hall will be filed to its greatest capacity on
the occasion of the benefit for so benevolent
an object. The popularity of this troupe is
increasing every week. Their performances
are excellent, and draw good and fashionable
audiences.
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ng- Tickets for the Tableaux Wednesday
Evening, for sale at Lowell d Senter's, II. l..
Davis, Crossman & Co.'S, Dana & Co.'s, u S.
Hotel, Preble House. and at the Hall on the
evening Of the performance.
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To the Editor qffhe Press.
SIR: / notice IN your paper this morning
that the Ladies' Sanitary COMMITTEES" ac-
knowledge the receipt OF number OF boxes,
containing clothes dc, for the soldiers. Can
you inform me Though your valuable paper,
who constitutes the Ladies' Sanitary Com
mittee," what their duties are, what their
means and from what source obtained &c.
Monday, June 10, 1864. SUBSCRIBER.
Who that is posted will respond to the
above call? We are not sufficiently familiar
with the matter 10 do 80 ourself ED. PRESS.
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Adminis,ra,or's Sale.

pY virtue OF license frem the Judge Of Probate
ID OF Cumberland County. shall sell at public
auction on Tuesday, June 2l. 1884 at two c.oek r.
NJ ON the premises the following described real e.
tate belonging tn the estate OF Marx Dteribe late
Bridgton. In said county Of Cumberland. decs aset,
and described in the inventory OF said estate as fol-
lows Paris OF lots numbered eleven inthe fourth
thirty acres. purchased of Il. X. Carsley ssio
land Is situated about half mile from the village
of N. bridgton. on the road leading to Sweden and
has on il moving deids. containing about ~ eiye
acres, nearly walled in,-ahout nine acres pastur-
ing-and the balance covered with hne growth Of
wood and timber.
Terms Of sale, one half cash, balance IN one year
with interest, and good personaI security
LEVI CRAM. Administrator.
Bridgton, May 10, 1854 dmay2x3AIw
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Portland Athenmum.

FINHE Annual Meeting of the Proprietors of the
Il Portland Athsnaum for thu choice of officers,
aud the transaction of other business will be holden
at the Library Room. on "Wednesday. June %. at n
O'Clock Z. NJ. All books belonging to the library
are to be returned ON tefore Tu, sday, the l4th
inst.
NATHAN WEBB, Secretary.
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ON Wednesday, June %. at 3 o'clock r. NJ. on
" the premises. We shall cell the two story wooden
House on Paris street No. - The house IL nearly
new-hnished thoroughout. and good repzir-and
will acco immediate two families; = good cellar and
plenty soft water The lot Is feet ON rarrs sire
and 80 feet deep. The house l. 50 situated that
another house lot can be used on the lot.
junelldtd HENRY BAILEY & co, Auet'rs.
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VaIuabIe ReaI Estnte Tor Sale,

- The property In Westbrook. near saccaIap-
E::: pa Village. known n the Pierce place, ard
Hill lately occupied BY J. H. Rich, Efq. will be
"soid BY auction on tbs premises. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Tuesday June 2lst 1864. There are 10 acre.
of land. well cultivated. good orchard. well bull
two story house. barns and carriage house.
Can be examined at any time previous TO the sale
Terms cash. Il. NJ PArrEN, Auetioreer.
June e. 1854. AL
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OF Attention is called to the advertise
ment of John Kinsman, No. SO Union street,
Gas Filter and Dealer in the new Summer
cooking apparatus.
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eB- Capt. w. II. Foger, Co. d, 10Th Me-,
who was wounded In the battle in Virginia on
the LIST instant, arrived in this city Saturday,
aud Is stopping at the Kingsbury House.
Capt. +. belongs in Belfast.
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ng- Rev. Mr.. Blake requests US to say,
that, although at the late fire in Spruce street
he lost many valuable books, yet he did not
lose his library, as he had not removed it
from Bath.
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PERsoNAL.-Charles ]. Talbot, Esq, U. s.
District Attorney, has removed ffom Machias
to this city.
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may26d2m
Maine Central Railroad Company
TlxAsuRAx's oyyIcE.

TREAsURkR's OFFICE, -. \
Water Vile, May Gath. lso4.
kJED ,0NS holding Stock in the old AnaloscoE
a " al and Kennebec Penobscot ana hsnneose
kn road Company, or Stock Bonds nov que, y
AID and Ken. Railroad Company; VIII please n.y.
Railroad Company IortL,ritl, a. persons holding
Stock In the former Companies will not DO permit
ted to ride free to cote at the annual meeting-
Remember and sign transfer on the back OF old Ger
tifestes and send twenty-five cents for Revenue
Stamps on each Certificate W antcd.
may26dSw J.NYE, Treasurer.
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ON Stevens Plains, within two minutes walk of
~ the Horse Railroad pleasantly located.
Enquire of q. l.. BAILEY, A Exchange st.
June IL. ls6i.-eod2w
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sB- The Peak family had large audience
at their concert last evening, and the enter
tainment was universally pronounced charm
ing one. Their last concert here will be given
this evening. Tomorrow evening they per-
form in Lewiston.
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DENIRE, by the author of "Mademoiselle
MORT novel In two volumes, from the press
of James g. Gregory, $40 Broadway, New
York. This is the first of his Household
series" of small and elegant novels For sale
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Our Army Reported Across the Chickahon,-
ing at bottoms Bridge.

THIIADELFIIIA, Junt IT.
The Washington Republican OF this even
ing says: An intelligent officer OF cavalry ar
rived this morning from the front. He left a
point ten miles from the front Sunday morn
ing, and reports that firing was distinctly
heard during Saturday night in the direction
OF Bottoms Bridge. When he left he said a
report was just received that Hancock, after
a severe fight, succeeded in dislodging the en-
envy aud carrying the bridge at the point OF
the bayonet, held 1t, and the whole army sue
cessfully crossed there
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MEDICAL PuRvEroR's oyTIoE.

TMPORTERS and Dealers In Medicine, Hospital
Il stores Bedding &C, &C., are invited to submit
their quotations to the Army Medical Puryeyor at
his Once, 463 Broome street, for his information
ana guidance in the purchase fsupplies,
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Auction Sale of Permits TO Cut
Timber in Cansda---Rsal Estate m
GRIND FaIls N. n.

nv d ERE will be sold public auction at the CfEcs
Il of denry HALEY Co, Exchange street, Port
land. Maine. ON Thursday, June auth, 1854. at 10
o'clock A. N. to close q concern.
Licenses Nos. and 10 cut timber &e,. in Cana
do, the northwest brar CHI Of the river st. John
where IL Is intersectd BY the boundary line between
Canada and the State Of Maine-apd extending up
said river TO its source not to exceed, however ten
miles BY q, miles each side, or 50square miles.
Also, a certain parcel Of Real Estate situated at
Grand Falls in the County OF yictoris. and at the
present time occupied and improved BY Wm B.
West. Esq. and formerly owned by George Young
containing three 80 acres with buildings Oh
the same
Tor further particulars inquire OF the auctioneer
or HERSEY. FLETCHER a CO..
Portland, Maine.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. n Clapp's Block,

COREBR OFCOHGRBSS zHD Elm STR6kTS
WVoLp Iespsos1Iy .nh. s " 'ne e..i.ens "
w Ie.usa ~ nv s'oiSay aA. ~ nss ~
IoeA.eu ~ ,nis e.y. pe..nk sae s.s,s 1 mon'ns ~
m psen se euheI som ss,s "a
~ wors. io.1s VI ess.se A. pss ao NJ useo
o.ner iofms ~ ueA.meh, ~ hs anu sui.nk pa
usnts IN 50 snors time inA' .ne qeesuon Is oiten
asked 90 tney stay cured, oAnswer IN. quesnon
re VIII say That AZ tnss 90 ncs stsy enee' We ~b
DOCTOR the snconu Unit Iof nvsning;
Dr. D. has boon prscueai Elecuieisn hr twenty.
one years, ana y Nso rsguiaL sIsuuatea pnIscl.n
necsricity 70 Periectiy aaspsed 70 enrenic aseases
In the form OF nervous or nek heaoAehe neurNgA
IN the head. neck or extremities consumption, wnss
IN the ae7te stages Or where the Iungs are NOT ny
invosa; 49, .nins a,.s.s.s casx.sn,s
dlsoases whAtesweinn8s spiha diseases, csrss.r.e
Of the spine; eonssscted muscles. distorted nmDs,
palsy OF pasaiym, os vnas pance, 49,
nsrins Or hssiisney q speech dysPepsis indisss
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TABLEAUx VIvASrs This exhibition
comes or at Deering Hall tomorrow evening,
under thr auspices of the Little Acorns."
1t is whispered about town that very nearly
all Portland will be present on the joyous oc-
casion. Such Tableaux! Well, not to put
too Gne point ont, 1t is said and believed
too, that there will be more symmetry, grace,
beauty and loneliness exhibited than was ever
witnessed at any one exhibition on this great
continent since Columbus discovered it.
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Conlpositors w.u.ed

( lSE or Two Rrsf esass female compositors will
~ find constant employ ment and The bighesf rates
pad IN the city, on application at THIS OFFICE.
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ON Friday, the Sd of June. lady's Jet Bracelet,
" on state street between Spring street. and the
Boston and Maine Depot. The Under will be suita.
bly, rewarded il left at No. 90 State street.
June ll.-dlw*
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Furniture M Anetion-

I'm Thursday, june 18th. at 10 O'Clock A. n rear
" OF No. 81 Byackett street. the Furniture in sad
house consisting Of Mahogany Sofa. Easy Chair
hocker and farior hairs in hair cloth. fine toned
Piano and fine instrument; Center Table chsrr
Der Sets Mirrors. Carpets. Bureaus Bsdsfeads ook
stove. Crockeiy, Tin and Wooden Ware, Tubs PsiIs
&c, &C. -
HENRY BAILEY CO.. Auctioneers.
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Pursuit. of Morgan = Damage to the Ken
ftfcky Central Raitroad.
CINCINNATI, June ID.
Further reports of the fight yesterday rep
resent the rebel loss at 800 killed and wound
ed, and 200 prisoners. Gen. Burbridge is sup
posed TO be pursuing the remnant Of Morgan's
command
The loss to the Kentucky Central Railroad
is about 100000. There were five locomo-
tives and seyenty-flvs cars at Lexington, which
are reported uninjured.
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Con.,ncroini.
Per steamship Belgian. OF Cape Race.

Per steamship Belgian. OF Cape Race.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 2-The
sales Cotton for four days were 5000 bales in
GLIDING 500 to spectators and exporters. The
market closed quiet ana steady.
LIVERPOOL BREADS tufts MARKET.-Rich-
ardson, Spence Co.. aud Others. report Flour dull
but prices steady. Wheat frmer with an upward
tendency: red Wostern rs 9dass 4d. Corn Sd high.
or for mixed yellow 21s gdG2Ss.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Beef
quiet and steady. Pork dull and unchanged Bacon
heavy and declining
INTERCOLLEGIATE MARkET.-Ashesq quiet
and steady. Sugar quiet, and prices tending up
ward. Coffee inactive. Rice steady with an upward
tendency. Lnseed Oil quiet and unchanged Resin
dull. Spirits Turpentine fiat Petroleum inactive
and noninal.
Latest via Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 3D.
Sales for the week az 600 bales of which $50
were to spectators and II 500 TO exporters. Tho
market closed unchanged for American and l1td
for other descriptions.
TO spectators and exporters The market closing
quiet and unchanged. The following are the au.
thorized quotations New Orleans fair nomin Al ;
middling2 I'd Mobile fair nominal: middling 2sl ;
Uplands fair nominal middling Esd.
The stock in port is estimated At $4,000 bales. OF
which 1850 are American.
Rehabilitation and upward.
Provis'ons-steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June 3-Consols
CLOSED at 90i os for money.
AMERICAN sECURIrIES--IiIinoisC Central rail-
road 29azs dis; Erie Railroad 55a57.
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a9 See advertisement of Provision Store
for sale,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
S2OO,OOO,OoO


This Loan is authorized by Act of Congress of
March Sth. 1854 which provides for its REDEMPTION
IN COIN. at any period not less than ten nor more
than 70 ty years from its date at the pleasure ofthe
Government.
Until its Redemption, five per cent. interest is to
be paid semi-annually IN Com.
Subscriptions to the Loan are re ei ed by the Ma
tional Banks United States notes or 10 such
rcncy or other funds taken by them depos-
1t at par.
Its Exemption from State or Local Taxation adds
from to three per cent per annum to its value.
The Rate of Interest on this loan, although but
five per cent. in coin is much greater in currency
as the difference between the market value of
rency and gold.
As q Rule. the five per cant. specie securities Of
all solvent governments are always PAR or above,
and currency now funded In the National Loan
will be worth its face in gold, besides az ing regu
lar and liberal percentages to the holder.
The Authorized Amount Of this lean IL Two Hun
dred Million Dollars. The amount of subscriptions
reported to the Treasury at Washington up to June
4, has been
s67, OIs,s5O.
Subscriptions will be r, ceiyed by the Trearer of
the United States at Washington, and the Assistant
Trersurers at New York, Boston and PhiadelI hia
and by the
First National Bank, Portland, Maine,
AyDBY ALL NATIONAL BANKS,
Which deposit aries of Public money. and all
Respectable Banks and Bankers
Throughout the country, (scting as agents of the
National Depository Banks.l will furnish further
information application and ofosd erery Jacihi-
fy to Subscribers.
June 49, I364.-dl S&w1t
NOTICE.
ME, the undersigned having sold our S 'ock of
w COAL and WOOD to Messrs. Randall, Me 4iis.
ter Co. do ehoeriuily recommend them to
former customers. All persons having demands
against us are requested present them settle
mcnt, and all per. indie bted TO us are requested
to make immediate pay ment at the old stand where
one OF the undersigned may be nd the present.
SAHYE1 q WHITNEY.
Portland, june 9, 1854. junel3d3w
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RAILWAY TRAFFrc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
June 4th, were $97,476 81
Corresponding week last year, S0,lS3 OF
Increase, ST., 293 65
There was an increase during the week OF
s4,i64 0s in passengers, and an increase of
$l3,129 81 in freight
The total amount of receipts from Jan. LIST
to June 4th is s2OS7. 2s4 so
Same period last year, l,s4l or 10
Increase, $246, 206 so
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PORTLAND IND TTCINITY.

MARROW EscAPE-As the Grand Trunk
train was leaving the depot yesterday after
noon, a lady, who had gone aboard the cars
70 bid farewell to an acquaintance, attempted
to leave. Her ample crinoline was caught in
the step of the car and she was precipitated
to the platform of the depot. Some other
portion of her dress was caught by the wheels
of the car, and she was dragged some so feet,
the united strength of three men being scarce
ly sufficient TO keep her from being dragged
under the wheels of the car. She was finally
released by her hoop skirt being torn from her
body and carried away by the wheels. She
sustained some slight bruises; 5ut it was re-
markable narrow escape. The spectators in
the depot looked on with alright, expecting
every moment to see her body dragged under
the wheels.
The above shows how foolish aud danger
Gus it is to attempt either to leave or get into
the cars while they are moving. We wonder
more serious accidents do not occur Every
day some OF the passengers pay no attention
to the ringing of the bell, or the call OF the
conductor "All aboard but wait until the
cars begin to move, when they make rush
for them. On the steps they are met by per-
sons who have.waited to leave the cars until
they begin to move, and thus confusion en-
sues between those who wish to get on board
and those who wish to leave. There should
be an end put to such practice, and we hope
the narsow escape of the lady, yesterday, will
be a sufficient warning TO all thoughtless ones.
REMAINS OF LIEUT. Col. BoorHBY.-The
remains of the late gallant Lieut.. Col Stephen
Boothby of the LIST Maine Cavalry, who died
at the hospital at Point Lookout of wounds
received in the battle of the Wilderness
will arrive in this city by the noon train to-
day. The City Council last evening appoint
ed a committee consisting of Aldermen DON
nell and Messer, and Councilmen Po;e, Gibson
and johnson to take such measures for the
proper reception of his remains as they may
deem necessary. The Cumberland Bar, of
which deceased was member, will also take
proper measures to testify their respect for
their late associate.
The remains viii be escorted from the de-
pot to the City Hall BY the two companies Of
Invalids at Camp Berry, accompanied by .the
Band of the 18th U. S. Regiment. At the
City Hall the body will lay in state for "a
hours, when it will be taken TO Lewiston for
interment.