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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
Special Notices.

The Rev. =. X. Lsthrop, DID. (Uuissrsa, =
Boston will deliver his Lecture CHARLES WESLEY,
brotLer OF John Wesley the founder Of Mehedi.m) =
Cooner Institnts, WEDNESDAY EVENING. lnt insk
Tai. Iecur Is Characterized BY es ability snA inpssAy.
and the religious public OF NewYosk viii b pleased 70
epoy the opportunity sG,dcd them Of hearing Dr. LohroP
20 Getting subject. Z. q. LEIGH.
Chsirnan Of Con. Of Anangts
Fifth Ward Union Association win hold Regular
meeting Finl Wrrd Hotel Fr~kln Ind West Broad
THOMAS 0UTWATER, prssidsut
wv A. sT.sa {sscse,sre.
18th Assembly District Union Ansociatten, lisa
Wadj-An Adjourned meeting this Assocstionwtn -
held THIS EVENING, Doc. H. 1854 ct O'Clock. q Took
Hail. Third ayr. Ono hundred and -
j. II. PoRrK1 Sec. WIN T. b. MILLlkEN. Pfrs
society Of Associates for tho Advnncesncus z!
Science and Arts-A meeting Of this Society will be heiA
Cooper Institute Room No. r. on MONDAY. DeoeD.
Der r. Z O'Clock y. All interested IL the npovcneaS
Invited by osder Of th~ COMMITTEES Organization
LORENZO SHERWOOD, Chsiruian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
(Adveuieueut.l

GIyH CONSTITUTION WATER A FAIR TRIAL
We mean you who arc under some ssesIsfs care from
are constantly rcsorng TO local reofwsn and oil sorts
Of local applications for diseases with a. much chance Of
success there would be nom Local applications to the
throat for diseases of the brain. Sold wholesale BY
MoK0AS 4 ALLEN, No. " Ciinst.. and all druggists.
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Prussia.

An official Berlin paper regards Lord Nspiers
ppointmelt 10 the Court Of Berlin favorable " tho
future friendly intercourse Of PIussa and England.
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AussYia.

In the Reichsrath NJ. Won Schmerling de-
clsred that no bill making Ministers responsible " the
Ecchsrath would be introduced st present, ard init
mated that any measure Of the End would be prena
tare until the work Of the Constitution should extend
over the whole Empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

(AdvevisemenLl
JYFyHRs, No. 573 Broad way, is now prepared
% ECU his Ladies' and Childfsn's Suoss And Cent?
Plata aad Ianey elufGAD q usiess - svit ~ toss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

The Chamber Of Deputies had adopted the
bin reducing ,hs eiDoiuments Of public fuhctonares
The Senate lad sso passed the Financial bui BY ios
to -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

RroUA--Ou ssssrdsy Dec 10 1lsis Lsuiss dsagAss q
The fsuess VII take pacs ifou s essAenes e ~ ose
in New BsunSwok. n. j. - Hsnasy. Ne t1ah tA. q
O'Clock 2. M ..H f.1Ilar'
Albany End rAilsdslpAiA psssu p'sese sspy.
rwIN0-Ou Saturday. Dse r. M 1lsrtha A., vie "a l.
living
Her reaias were taken 10 Csndes Mains for ntsHsok
TYSON-Ou Sunday morning nth inst stsr sbot Disss1
Graos 1vson. in tho 18th year Of her eye. dsghter
Surn and thr late VIM Tyson.
The relatives isud, and OF the any end
Der brothers aoos ard william and also Of her brothses
inlay. w. j. fooley and ). N. Hayward use invited -
st.ena chs funeral Tuesday 18th inst ct O'Clock NJ.
from the residence her mother, No. g Lswreeocss.
Brooklyn.
hereby nonsd steud special Commuuicst OF IL
odgs to be he'd the Lodge Rooms. ko e7 and eS Brosd.
way, Mondsy afternoon, Dec 18th, NJ o'cloek, -
the lnss. II o LIE Brothsr Hannibal d. Ornss
without further invitation BY order Of the Mssser
JOHN u. DAVIDSON, Secretary
TIE Fraternity respectfully invited.
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Spa o.

The election returns show results favorable 10
the Mil is,ers at the rate VI four ~ one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

The weekly returns of tho Bank OF France
| show al increase Of cash on hnns OF over .'' ~
franco The Bank OF France has reduced ia rate OIL
| discount from To per cent ,.
| Ibs BoQrse Oh the 18TH Cat aud lower Eenfss
fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
Business Notices.

CURE POR Cough OR CoLD.-As soon az
there i. the .,hcs, uneasnes ofte Chest with difficulty oil
Breathing or indications OF a. take duing the day few
B,opa', bronchial T,ocs" Ccntang dcmulcens inyre-
dents thry ssy Pulmonary Irritation miliss-y Officers aud
Soldiers should them In readiness upon the hrst appear
aoce OF Cold Cough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

rival or she Csnada-Beturn or Lord
Lyons - Capture Of lmpsri"at Dees-
menss on Board sho Fiefida-Cebdcn
and Goodwin Smith on the Presidential
EIectisn-N0se Of the Rebel Csmmis-
sieners In Europe 20 tho EsrePosn
C.biness-Disastrsus Gales around the
Knglish Coast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

OIL WELLS.
OFprcE on rHK PRzstDEAr PETROLEUM COMPANY. No
II brosawsy, NO S. New ork.-Fhe Company arc
now re.dy grant leases Liberal trms 70 psrs- who
with to sink well. Their k1d undcrlsd by oilbeaing
situated the ALegany River, fien!ook and ror
opne Greeks, embracing xrs Vi ten End one nan ues
ol
SUPERIOR BogIse TgRxIroRY.
ard ures Mt gre,. Inducements For and particulars
apply JOIN NJ rLsPp resd,nt Superntyntenf u rfei
d Ncnargo County Pa at the ONCE o. the company a.
Axoar EDWARDS, President
J. T.. CONAN, SecTe,sry.
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Lrv1aPooL, Nov. 26-R.n-CorToS.s to-oay
say ~ bsse-ssks o. sad sdsss ts:ssd "a sAs Is
sas nsws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

JUST on THE MARKET: A LITTLE WONDER -
The b..ntifd new rgs dollar patent SEWING MACHINE;
Perfect x,n working like charm Indispensable TO ever
family drussiaaker min~r. sssu,strrss, Acfor sale
olntcshs closi store. No AL broadway NsTior1 wner
the lrtc prodigy may he In operation An ergSl's
preseat Jor fhs Holisays Expo<ters pl,a.e notice.
j. Z. kIcfTKK Wholesale. Agent,
No AZ Broadway N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

IT Is NOT A DYE!
IiFs6EowrH Ash BEAUTY TO TIE HAIR
Mma S. A. ALLEYS HAIR RxsroRxR AFB DRsssIse Az
arsrs THE Fall xrvKR TO RESTORE GRAY hAih
Yor sale At Depot No ss Gresnwichst and BY oil Drug
yixf.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

New YORK. April ~.
Cotton-quiet and steady; sales 1890 bales al S.}a
sStc Tor nidddiing uplands aud soc for low mid
dlings.
Flour-recepts 1908 bbls; sales :, 900 bbls State
and Western very dull unsettled and a lee
lower; superine State 20qs 25: Extra 1901 IS
choice s0a1 %; Round Hoop Ohio 70a 90; choics
s05eso' superhne Western 2ea7 Is; Extra dc
5o11 ~; southern heavy and dropping. sales 1900
bbls; Mixed to good 70 as Is: Fancy and extra
S2gil 90; Canada dull and 5al0c lower; sales 300
bbls; common Extra 55a7 IS extra good to choice
I SOFAS %.
wheat-dull and uominally lower; Chicago spring
! 20; Milwaukee Club 7ia)i "a; Amber Mi waus 81
"A al 49, Winter Red Western 7gdl 50; Ambel
Michigan, Bal SIS.
Coru-dull aud dropping; sales u 900 bushels
Mixed Western 3sgl 30, inside price for inferior
aEoat.
oats--dull and lower; Gales at s5yassc.
Beef-quiet and firm; sales 200 bbls
Pork--nfmerj sales 1926 bbls mess &C 90; old dc
70 IS; new do q 69la27 IS prime 81 5oa23 s7I for
old and new; prime mess ~ 55d27 60.
Lard-without material change; sales 400 bbis a
Hlgl5c.
Butter-frmer; Ohio nominal; State 30c
Whiskoy-lower and unse.iled: safes 1000 Dbl.
Western at Is. buyers offer lcal u, and holder:
ask 100.
Rice-quiet at ilIc for Rangoon.
Sugar-frm: sales 1000 hhds; Muscoyado l5lJQIs
oO0 boxes Havana AT l6!Gl6lc.
Cofee-firmer.
Molasses-iirm; sales 100 hhds Muscovado at ssc
Naval Stores-quiet ana firm
Fetroleum-hrm salss 1000 bbls; crude at &c; re
lined IN bond 55d57; do tree a. G4u6Ge
freights TO LiSerpool-quiet grain I'D for wis a.
Wool-quiet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
WASHINGTON, Apr

WASHINGTON, April %.
The steamer Harvest Moon has left here
with Admiral Dahlgren on board for Charles
ton.
Hon. John Minor Bolts gave a dinner yes
terday, at which Gems. Grant, Sedgwick, Han
cock, Birney, Humphreys, Robinson. Williams,
ingalls,, Rawlings, Mott, Carr, Webb, Gbbon,
Eustis and Morris were present The affair
was of most sumptuous character.
The bill reported by Mr.. Schenck, from the
Committee on Military Affairs to day, aud on
which early action will be taken, increases the
pay of privates TO $40, corporals SlS and non
commissioned officers p-oportionatey. The
rations, pepper excepted are reduced to the
old ration of 1861. Colored soldiers are put
on the same footing as to pay, rations, &c, as
white soldiers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
PORTLAND IND TTCINITY.
Religious Notices.


EE-Eld. Moses Hull, of Michigan will lecture in
Mechanic Hall, tomorrow afternoon and eyening
at and a O'Clock. Children's Progressive Lyceum
At sociock A Ri. Conference at l0I O'Clock
~ Rev. Saml. Is. Cruft will preach at Park street
Church tomorrow morning and afternoon.
tS- Rev. james X Hosmer, of Deerfeld, Mass.
VIII p each 1t the First Parish Church tomorrow
az Services will be held in st. Stephen Church
tomorrow evening at u O'Clock.
Thou art not for from the Kingdom Of God. -
This will be the subject Of Rev Henry d. Moore's
sermon in the Central Congregational Church, to-
morrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
ER-The washingtonan Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, at Sons of Temperance Hail
1858 Congress street, commencing at O'Clock The
public are invited
ER-Rey. DIR. Carruthers w II deliver his Fast DIV
discourse tomorrow eyening-wcatter permitting
contribution will be taken up in aid OF the II
Christian Commission, now urgently in need OF
funds.
Rev. q. w. Paddock, of Lawrence. Kapras.
VIII conduct the servicet at Chestnut NJ t. Church
tomorrow at 10A A. NJ. Mr.. Paddock has been sew
eral years missionary the frontier. Was an
eye witness and sufferer in the terrible massacre at
Lawrence, and may refer 10 Of the wild ,cenes
of that fatal day. We understand he comes az a
representative of bis fierng reope with author
ity from the Bishops of his Church and also 4 ON
the Governor of Kansas.
TT Elder j. Hemenway will preach at Second
ADVENT HAL tomorrow. The ordinance of baptism
by immersion will be administered in the Back Cove
at the loot Of himot Street, in the forenoon, at 5
O'Clock,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

Git is the intention to dedicate the SOL
diers monument at Mount Hope Cemetery,
Bangor, on the 18th OF June. Judge Kent
will deliver the address.
grThere is unusual activity in the Navy
Department. A large number of steamers,
of various classes, are on their way to the
Southern squadron.
E-Pennsylvana is following New York's
lead in preparing to let her soldiers vote in
the Presidential election. A constitutional
amendment for the purpose is TO be voted on
in August, and the Legislature will meet in
extra session to peri ect the details.
lB-There is a spirited discussion going on
among English physicians, as to the effect of
alcoholic stimulants in case of a fever, such
as typhoid. 1t is contended by some of the
best educated and most successful of them
that large per centage Of the sick treated
with alcoholic stimulants die of the treatment.
ag-The Davenport Boys" recently gave
one oftheir peculiar entertainments in Coop
er Institute which Mr. Barnum attended AT
ter the room was darkened and 4 general
scene of disorder had been produced, Mr.. b.
left the hall in disgust, saying aloud, SWELL
you are greater humbugs than l am; you
may take my hat"
sY-At the Baltimore Fair, Miss Brook
ings, a Maine woman, has charge of table,
L on which is a large collection of fancy arti-
cles, collected by herself throughout the New
England States. The American says ''the
handiwork of the Yankee girls is well worthy
a visit and inspection from Maryland's sons
and daughters"
sB-Glory Ann Lawson, Of Biddeford, a
young and not bad looking "army widow
whose husband is a copperhead, would like to
correspond with few regiments of Union
soldiers, with view of making decent man
of said husband. Glory Ann had better in
clude, in her list of correspondents, the Gen
erals who are without command.
Ig-The copperhead papers copy the New
York manifesto in favor of postponing the
National Union Convention, with as much in
terest as though it was an act of their own
party. We can conceive of no possible diff
ference it can make with them when the con
vention is to be held, except they may wish
to defer as long as possible the knowledge o
who is TO uphold the standard of victory ovei
| their buried remains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

New YORK, April 20.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says The Attorney General, in re-
Spouse TO a request from the President. has
decided that colored chaplains are entitled to
full chaplaln's pay and emoluments. The
decision takes the ground that officers and
soldiers, fighting side by side, should receive
the same pay without distinction of color.
Gen. Grant keeps his counsels to himself.
Federas and rebels are alike kmystifled AS to
his plans and intentions. He continues, as
heretofore. very active and moving from point
to point.
The enemy on our immediate front have
been very active for the past two or three
days, as if anticipating an advance.
Gen. Casey, who has so long been employed
on the ENaming Board at Washington, will
have a hand in the coming campaign.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30


g-In striking contrast with the brutal
treatment bestowed by the rebels upon our
| dead, and the sneering remark of the Rich
mond Enquirer that yankee bodies are hard
ly ut to manure Virginia lands" is the propo-
sition of the Gettysburg people to remove the
rebel dead, buried on the field of battle, to
some place selected, where their remains will
lie undsturbed and secure from the farmers
ploughshare.- Sat. EceRiag Post.
co. Alexander Waterman, recently de-
ceased in Paris, is identical with "Her Alex
ander," the famous ventrioquist and magi-
clan. When in this country, laboring to ac-
complish his international exchange of books,
he was accustomed to say that when he need
ed money he called on Aexander-that is. he
would, as Her Alexander, give exhibitions in
magic to replenish his finances
sB~The Mormon Temple at Nauvoo, ILL.,,
built at an expense of about 81 100000, is fast
disappearing. The material is being removed
to other places for building purposes, and the
ground turned over by the pillow for the vine
growers. The standing ruin is to lie taken
down the present season, and ere another
year, 1t is not likely that a stone will be left
upon the original site of an ediilce which was
truly 4 wonder of art.
sy~The Broadway omnibus lines in New
York, recently put up their fares from six to
ten cents. The result was the people either
walked, or stepped into parallel streets and
patronized other lines. The extortionists
have had to knuckle, and row advertise to
come down TO their old rates. There is too
much of this extortion game practiced simply
because good -natured public does not rebel
against it.
70 Every paper in the Free States, whose
editors and publishers have distinguished
themselves in times past by mobbng abolition
lists, breaking windows ofchurches in which
anti slavery lectures were being delivered.
and endorsing the ritling of the mails to purge
them ofanti-slavery documents, is now over
burdened with homiies on the value and
sanctity of free speech and free press, and
complaining Of the violation of these great
rights Of a free people.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
.. j. Court--April Term.
DAVIS. b.. PREsIpING.


Friddy.-No. 23s. Elias Baker, admins
traitor, VS.. Ephraim Wentworth. Writ OF en-
try TO try the title to lot of land in Wind
ham. After the evidence was all in, the case
was submitted TO the Judge, who ordered
judgment to be entered for the defendant.
Howard & Strout. L. g. L. Fox.
No. 2l7. Jonathan A. Henderson ct. al,
appellants, VS.. Andrew McGlinchy. Assump-
sit on account for one thousand cigars, at
$40. In the Municipal Court judgment was
given for defendant, and the case carried up
by appeal Of plaintiffs. Verdict for plaintiffs
for $ll 81.
Vinton & bennett. J. II. Williams.
The second Jury was excused until Monday
afternoon.
In the case OF Charles A. Warren VS.. James
r. S. Williams, the counsel for defendant filed
motion for new trial.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

EMIGRANTs.-Steamship St. Andrew, Capt
Scott, from Glasgow Sth inst, arrived at this
port yesterday morning, with full assorted
cargo and 395 passengers, 1l6 of whom stop
ped here. The others proceed 10 New
York, whittier the steamer will go as soon as
she discharges that portion of her cargo in
tended tor this port.
Among the emigrants we notice artizans of
all descriptions, who have been engaged to
come over here by agents employed abroad,
in consequences OF the scarcity of workmen in
various departments of manufactures.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

gAcCIDEST.-Some Of the men engag-
ed in hosting cut coal Oh board ship Renzi
yesterday, undertook TO leave the hold, by
grasping the fall and thus going up to the
deck. One of the men, named Kelly, los: his
grasp, and in falling, struck another man,
named Flaherty, who had hold of the rope.
Both fell to the bottom of the hold, Flaherty
breaking his back, aad Kelly one of his legs.
1t is feared Flaherty's injuries will prove
fatal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

SPRAGUE & BLAScHARD's MISsTRELs.-
This troupe is nightly gaining in popular esti-
nation. The entertainments are well attend
ed and the performances will compare with
those OF any troupe that has visited our city
The songs are sung in good style and with
melody. Remington, in his bone solos, can
well challenge the world. Signor Henrico
in his feats of strength, exhibits wonderful
powers. In short, it is an entertainment well
worthy of the patronage of our citizens.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
Marine Disasters-Frop, Fortress Monroe
FORTRESS MONROE Anril 90

The steamer New York, while coming
down the bay last night, when off the mouth
OF the Rappahannock river. was run into by
unknown schooner and considerably damaged.
The schooner's bowsprit was carried away
and her figure head left on board the New
York. No one was hurt.
The schooner Twilight, loaded with coal.
was run into this morning and sunk in Hamp-
ton Roads by the u. s. steamer Troques.
The steamer Massachusetts arrived to-day
with cargo and mails from the Gulf, Hilton
Head and Newborn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
US. Commissioner Court.

wM. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
Yesterday, Eben Max well, of Cape Eliza
beth, was brought before the Commissioner,
charged with taking goods from the wreck OF
steamship Bohemian. He was bound over in
sum of 5000 for his appearance at the
of the U. S. District Court to be held in
Bangor, on the fourth Tuesday of June
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 90
Advices from the army OF the Potomac
state that brigade of cavalry, under Gen.
Devin, went out yesterday to Madison Court
House on a Reconnaissance, and found party
of about thirty rebels in the place, most OF
whom they captured. No force of the enemy
was discovered anywhere in that vicinity. al
though 1t was currently reported that they
had crossed the Rapidan and were moving
towards our right. The expedition returned
without any loss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
An EmrIy -Idranoe from Chattanooga An
ficipdted.


ficipGted
NEW YORK April 20.
The Nashville correspondent OF the Gin
cinnati Times, under date of the 2Sth, says /:
VI believe that we are on the eve of great
events. Gen. Sherman has reduced the all
iowance of camp equippage, and has ordered
that no officer shall be allowed more baggage
than he can carry himself, thereby saving at
least one wagon to regiment. This l pre-
sumo, means speedy demonstration on the
enemy's work. There are reasons to believe
that the forward movement from Chattanooga
will commence about the first of May. At
any rate it will be simultaneous with that in
Virginia. There are now twenty-five DAYS ra-
tons in store at Chattanooga and Knoxville.
and the amount IS augmenting daily, as the
cars are enabled to carry at least filter per
cent more than is actually demanded each
day to supply the army. Scattered garrisons
in the State are being called in and sent to
the front. Only few of the more important
points will be held by the militia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

Mr.. HARDING.-We wish to remind our
citizens that the gentleman whose name APP
pears above, is still in the city. On visiting
his room Friday afternoon we were impressed
with the excellent and life-like representa-
lions Of DIR. Dwight and wife, Mr.. Asencio,
Mrs. Churchill, and Mr.. Gilman. The artist
deserves the remunerative calls of all who de-
sire the best Of painted photographs for their
friends. PORTLAND
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
Municipal Court-April %.

Patrick Feeney pleaded guilty to a search
and seizure process, and paid the fine of TWEEN
~ dollars and costs.
The liquors seized short time since in the
stable occupied by Meyer Waterman, was de-
clared forfeited to the city, no person appear
Ing TO claim the same.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

eH- Bailey offers good sized lot and com
modious dwelling house, at auction to-day, at
o'clock, p. NJ, on the corner of York and
Tying street. The lot is sufficiently large to
extend the building, which renders this pro-
perry very desirable in that thriving part of
the city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

FIRE IN A CARA car load of hay stand
ing on the track at the Grand Trunk depot,
caught fire yesterday forenoon. About three
fourths of the bales were dumped out and
saved. The car was injured probably to the
value Of 500. The hay was consigned to
Messrs. j. Libby S Son.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

SWORD PREsESTATIoN.-The Portland Sa-
bre zouayes, last evening, presented a splen-
did sword and belt to their Captain, i. IL.
White, as token Of their esteem for him.
The presentation was made by 1st Lieut.. C.
II. Randall, in neat and appropriate speech,
to which Capt. White responded in brief but
patriotic remarks
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

ASSISTANT QUARTRRnAsrTR's OFFICE,
Augusta, Maine, April rs, 1864
DERS0Ns having Horses Tor sale, suitable for
IL the Cavalry Service invited TO offer them
to the undersigned Stating the number of horses
and the price per horse offered Each horse Will be
inspected at Camp Coburn, and must conform to the
following standard: 10 he from lIt to 10 hands
high; from to years Old, compactly built, full
feshed, bridle-wse perfectly sound, and ofsufeient
size for Cavalry purposes. -
r. BRINKERHoFF,
apt2slw Capt. and A. =. NJ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-30

lg-A dispatch was received yesterday
from Lieut. Col. John Marshal Brown. of the
32d Maine Reg, announcing his arrival in
New York, from Jacksonville, Florida. He
will probably be ordered to join his regiment
at Annapolis.