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Lottery Tickets Cashed.
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The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
BY TELEGRAPH
TOTHE
Portland Daily Press.
XXXVIII O0NGRESS---First Session.
WASHINGTON. March 25.

SENATE.
A communication was received from the
President, enclosing a report relative TO the
establishment of monarchical Government
in Central and South America. Referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
A bill was introduced to construct a ship
canal from the Mississippi river to Lake Mich
igan for the passage Of naval vessels. Re-
ferred.
A resolution, requesting the President to
furnish the report of the commissioners of
emigration, with an account of existing con-
tracts, was adopted.
A bill was introduced to enable Indian ref
ugees TO return to their homes. Referred.
bill was introduced, authorizing the Post
master General TO contract Tor carrying the
mail overland from Atchison, via Kansas, TO
Folsom, Cal. The appropriation Is limited 70
$l,OoO,DOO, and the transit 10 sixteen days
during eight months and twenty DAYS for four
months OF the year. The Pacific Railroad, as
fast as completed, is 10 take the place of the
overland mail service.
Mr. salisbury resumed his speech Of yes
terdsy, In reply to Mr.. Howard, and in favor
OF the bill Of Mr.. Powell to prevent military
interference In State elections.
The Senate agreed TO the report Of the con
ference committee on the military academy
bill, aud adjourned TO Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Wsshburne, Of H., from the Committee
on Commerce, reported a bill to punish agents
or owners of steamboats,, who change the
names Of such vessels in order TO deceive the
people,-old hulks being repaired and sent on
voyages to the danger Of freight and passen-
gers. Offenders are placed under the pain
and penalties OF those who fail to comply with
the existing law, requiring the names of
steamboats, and the ports TO which they be-
long 10 be painted on their sterns, including
the forfeiture OF vessels. The bill was passed
The House afterwards went into a commit
tee OF the whole on the national bank bill.
While acting on amendments it was found
= call Of the House TO secure the attendance
OF one.
Mr.. Hooper, OF Mass. offered an amend
ment, providing that banks with a capital of
$4,000 may be organized in any place with
population Of 5000, such organization to be
approved by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Brooks, Of n. Y, opposed the amend
ment.
No quorum being present, call of the
House was made, and the Sergeant at Arms
was instructed to bring absentees. Several
were brought in, who appeared at the bar of
the House, and were released on payment of
the usual fine and fees to the Sergeant-at-
Arms.
Mr.. Spaulding, Of Ohio, refused to be ar
rested at first, but as motions were made to
the detriment Of the Sergeant-at-Arms for
not doing his duty, he came to the bar, ex-
cused the officer, explained his absence and
was honorably discharged by vote of 81 to
21.-Adjourned.
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NEW YoRK. March &c.
Cotton-armer; sales 300 bales at 74a75c for
mlddling upands.
Fiour-receipts 600 bills sales ia 900 bbl. state
and Western active and Sc better; super state IS a
6e5; Extra 6s5e O6; choice 7 i9a Is; Round Hoop
Ohio Is : 25s choice do 45ds Is. Superfne Wes-
tern e0g7 Is; Extra do s0a5 90; southern armer;
sales 1900 bbls; Mixed TO good 20a7 e5; IAN
cy and extra Toal0 50: Canada &c better. sales 600
eels common Extra COZ 10; Extra good to choice
wheat-aefive and q higher: sales 5000 bushels;
Chicago spring e6al 6s; Milwaukee Club 6sai 81 I;
Winter Red Western 6sdl "a; Amber Milwaukee
l@sl 20; Amber Michigan 54a l &c; White do
s.; Red Jersey e5.
Corn-higher; sales 81 600 bushels; Mixed Western
shipping in store 2Ial 30; Yellow jersey 23aI Is;
do Southern l 23al %.
Osts-higher; sales Canada ssasa; State 50; Yves.
tern setc.
Beef-hrmer; saes 1900 bbls
Pork-hrmer sales 1910 bbls; mess q O0G22 90:
old do II jOo2l 70; new do 20 1894 90; prime
% %. f -'s
Isrd-frm; sales 2e50 bbls at 1sal4c.
Butter-hrm; sales Ohio Is a32c: State 43d50c
Whiskey-irregular; saes 81 S9cal 05 for State
and 95al o5 for Western.
Rice-irm.
sugar-dull: sales $40 hhds; New Orleans 1917
4sc; Muscoyado Is.
Tailow-active and frmer; sales 200 600 lbs at u,
IL for city
Freights to Liverpool-quiet.
Wool-frm.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

WASHINGTON, March "a.
Secretary Chase is understood to be making
arrangements for the Issue of gold notes, re-
ceivable for duties which he proposes to pay
for the interest falling due on April /, May |,
July /, August 10, October /, November +,
1864, and Janury /, 1865, without rebate on
interest due on or before July |, and with re-
bate at the rate of per cent per aunum on
interest due after that date. The aggregate
OF interest coming due at these dates is about
$45 100000, of which it is supposed that
$25,0O0,000 will be anticipated In this way,
making a virtual addition of nearly that
amount to the stock of gold The Secretary
has also under consideration the expediency
OF receiving national currency at rates slight
ly below the current value OF gold and of is
suing therefor Asst. Treasurers certificates.
receivable In payment of duties.
Among the combinations by the Senate to-
day was Maj. James A. Hardee, as Asst. Adit.
General, with the rank of Colonel.
Yesterday and to-day about 1900 sick have
been brought to this vicinity from the army
of the Potomac.
Representative Stebbins, of New York, has
been appointed member of the Committee
on Coin and Coinage.
Lieut.. Commander George A. Stevens has
been ordered to the command of the steamer
Pontoosuck, built at Portland.
The President to-day dismissed Col. VOL
ford, of Kentucky, from the U. S. service for
certain sentiments expressed by him at a
sword presentation.
Generals Sykes and French arrived here
this afternoon from the army. On taking
leave of his command, Gen. Sykes issued the
following:
Soldiers Of the 9Th corps-By direction of
the War Department, am relieved from duty
with the army Of the Potomac. In obeying
an order SO wholly unexpected, part from
you with the profoundest regret. We have
been associated since your organization as a
corps. We have shared all the campaigns of
this glorious army, and for nine months 1t has
been my pride and distinction to be your chief
The history Of your achievements adds
lustre to the history of your country, and in
the great battle of the war, on the I'd of July,
1858, your heroism and valor indisputably
saved the day. part from you feeling as
sured that your manly virtues, courage and
patriotism will still be conspicuous in cam
paigns to come, and that the insignia borne
on your flags and worn upon your breasts will
in the shock of battle always be found in the
thickest OF your country's foes.'
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
MATTERS OUT TOWN.
Religious Notices.


eH-Divine service and sermon may be expected
at St Luke's Church to morrow evening at O'Clock
sY-There will be no service at Park street Church
tomorrow.
eR-The Washingtonian Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, at Sons of Temperance Hall,
1858 Congress street, commencing at o'clock. The
public are invited. If
tB Rev. Mr.. Tuckerman will preach to the sol
diers at Camp Berry tomorrow morning at ii CLOCK
Morning service at Bethel Chapel will be omitted.
Lectures on 1.-THE Cross earer.,-Th second
lecture of the series will be given at the West Con-
gregational Church by the Pastor, tomorrow lSun-
day. evening, at O'Clock. subject-"Ihe Cross
Presented"
cY-Mrs S. L. chappe medium, will lecture in
Mechanics Hall to morrow afternoon and evening,
at and O'Clock.
sunday School at 1oi, Conference at II O'Clock
ky-Elder A. ". Libby will preach at Second Ad-
vent Hall tomorrow. The public are invited. Seats
free.
~ There will be preaching at the Bethel Church
tomorrow afternoon, aud prayer meeting in the
evening at the usual hoor.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
Police Of the CITY.

At special meeting OF the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen yesterday afternoon, the Mayor
nominated and the Aldermen confirmed the
following as the Police Of the City for the
present Municipal year:
city Marshai-JoHS s. HEALD.
Deputy Mdrshdis-ALoNzo WENTwoHrH,
JOEL W. MERRILL.
Poiicemen-Mallon Akers, Benjamin Burn
ham, WIN. A. Charlton, Oliver ii. Davis. VIM.
Foster, Charles ii. Pickett, William b. Irish,
Charles II. Williams, VIM. III. Robinson, David
Wyman, Joseph b. Parsons, William w. Hail,
Archibald Montgomery, George Greene, John
Collins, Robert L. Smith, Joseph w. Eastman,
Daniel +. Gerts, Jonathan Meserve, A. II.
Floyd, James III. Derrick, Thomas Wildes, III.
q. Cole, John A. Simpson, David Weber, +.
b. Barr.
The following persons were appointed spec
ial policemen without pay, viz:
David Stillings, Ira Stilson, John NJ. Rooney,
Lewis Bunce, James M. Currier, James H.
Pinkham, Isaac w. Seaman. Winslow A.
Barbour, Mark Wiggin, Levi Williams, George
Fessenden, James p. Skillin, George A. Mason,
james Jordan, Bernard DAILY, Caleb S. Hatch
Edward II. Ripley, Henry p. White, Joseph
Bachelor, Peter Williams.
A license as vietuallers was granted Messrs.
Mack & Mahoney.
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The following persons were appointed spec.
ial policemen without nav. viz.

FREDERICK DoUGLAss.-We are happy to
announce that arrangements have been made
with this eloquent advocate of Human Rights
and representative of an oppressed race, for
him to lecture at ten important points in this
State, as follows: Commencing in Lewiston,
Tuesday, March 10th; Brunswick, Wednes-
day, soth; Bath, Thursday, 3lst; Augusta,
Friday, April LIST; Winthrop, Saturday, I'd;
City Hall, Portland, for the benefit of the
Maine Camp Hospital Association, Sunday,
Sd; Waterville, Monday, 4th; Bangor, Tues
day, 5th. Other appointments not yet made.
The people in the cities and towns named will
have an opportunity to listen to one OF the
most eloquent men Of the age.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

PHILADELPHIA, March %.
The ship Sea Crest, from Liverpool via Fay
al, for this port, dragged her anchors in gale
on Wednesday, and went ashore five miles
above Delaware Breakwater. She has six
feet water in her hold. The officers and crew
were saved. Brig Susan, from New York for
this port and the schooners Clara Ellen, and
Somerset, were all driven ashore and are full
of water. Sch ID. w. Eldredge sunk at the
Breakwater, and two men were lost
FORTRESS MONROE, March %.
The despatch steamer Fort Jackson arrived
here this morning from the blockading fleet
off Wilmington and reports great humber
of wrecks strewed along the coast from Hat
teras to Cape Henry, and spars and pieces of
wreck floating about.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

NEW YORK, March %.
The ship X. M. Mills which arrived to-day
from Liverpool, has on board part Of the crew
Of ship Susy Thompson.
The subscriptions TO the new loan at the
Sub-Treasurer's office to-day, amounted to
S675,600.
Gold was quite excited this afternoon, clos
ing at O'Clock at 16S 4. Exchange was
firm at Isl IL and 1872.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
states that the Committee on the Conduct of
the War find no evidence against Gen. Meade
in their investigation.
Ii was reported in Washington to-day that
the Treasury would probably furnish the New
certificates at specified rates.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
California linton state com.e,.tion.

sSAN FRANCISCO, March 25.
The Union State Convention organized at
Sacramento yesterday by the election of VIM.
Ii. Sears as chairman by forty-five majority
over w. III. Parks, the anti-C CONFESS candidate
The whole vote cast was PSI.
To-day the convention unanimously adopt
ed resolutions praising the National Admins
tration, declaring Mr.. Lincoln It's first choice
for next President, and endorsing Messrs
Conness, Highly, Shannon and Cole of the CAL
ifornia delegation in Congress.
A separate resolution in memory of T. Starr
King was adopted by a standing vote, all the
members rising from their seats in silence.
The delegates to the Baltimore convention
have not elected, but doubtless the majority of
them will be friends of Mr.. CONFESS.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
BRrperoS SrAeE.--Mr. Wyman Long run,

BRIDeToN STAeE.--Mr. Wyman Long runs
fine coach from this city to Bridgton, pass
ing through Saccarappa, Gorham Factory
Village, White Rock, East Standish, Fitch's
Mill and Sebago. At the latter place it con-
meets with stage for Lowell and one for Sa-
co. 1t leaves the City Hotel every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock, and
Bridgton Center, every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at O'Clock.
Mr.. Song is well known as one of the most
careful drivers and reliable men. He will at
tend to all express business entrusted to him
on the route.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

aE-If any of our readers desire to be free
from the diseases incident to the season, we
would advise them to try Loriug's Fluid Ex-
tract of Dandelion. 1t is composed of dande-
lion, yellow dock, mandrake, and sarsaparia
This purely vegetable preparation acts direct
Iy upon the primary cause of disease, regu-
lates the bowels, giving healthinl action to
the liver, and correct tone to the stomach.
As spring medicine, it has no superior.
Prepared and sold by Thomas G. Loring,
druggist, corner Of Exchange and Federal
streets
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

PERSONAL. = We understand that S. L.
CARLETON, Esq, of this city, takes passage in
the steamship Jura, which sails from this port
to-day for Liverpool. Mr.. c. goes out Off
cially, as the representative of the Sons of
Temperance, of the National Division Of
which he is the presiding officer. We CON-
mend him to the "Sons" OF like faith on the
other side Of the Atlantic, and wish him
pleasant journey and safe return. We I'M
derstand he contemplates being absent till
about the first OF June.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

SAN FRANCISCO. sailed 25th, ship VIM Cham
beriain. Callao.
FOREIGN POTTS. Ar at Havana leth. brig Mo-
MIA, Portland Christina, do: J ID Lincoln do;
Nebraska, Wiseasset; Matilda Portland
Sailed 18th, brig Zebra Croker. Portland via Car
denas.
Ar At Cardenas 18th, bark II Crowley, Port
land brigs VARIES, do; 18th do
laid; 18th, fredonia, do.
Ar at Matsnras 10Th, bark ST Jago Portland; brig
= Curtis. dos l7th, bark Norton, do; brig AMMAN
Sailed 18th. Prentiss Hobbs, Portland
Sailed from Cienfaegos 18th, brirs sarah Boston
10th, Exempiar, do.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
Municipal Court.--March 25.

Harry Shankling terroneously reported yes
terday as Henry Sinclairl was brought up
charged with larceny of rope from vessel.
The proof against him was too strong for his
plea Of not guilty, and he was sentenced to
thirty days in.the county jail.
Margaret Blake, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined three dollars and costs
Committed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

OBsEoUIEs.-The funeral of Deacon Mark
Walton took place yesterday afternoon from
the LIST Baptist Church. The house was well
filed. All the employees in Corey's Manu-
factory, where Mr.. Walton has been employed
for twenty years, were present. The services
were conducted by Rev. DIR. Smaller, who,
after giving notice that at some other time he
should preach a funeral sermon, addressed the
associates of the deceased in few appropri-
ate and affecting remarks
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

HARRISBURG, Pa, March %.
An investigation of the official figures dis
closes the fact that when Pennsylvania is Civ
en- credit for enlistments in the regular army
and marine service and the navy, her quota
under the call for 100000 men, will be nearly,
If not quite, full. The statement that the de-
ficiency of Pennsylvania is $4,000, is incorrect,
that being the entire number of men due from
the State under all the calls, allowing no
credit for veteran volunteers and new recruits
since Jan. 1st
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

The FIRE AT CAMP BERRY.-We regret TO
learn that at the fire at Camp Berry, Thurs
day night, the Band lost all their music and
clothing, The loss of the leader of the Band
was about $500. The members receive but
thirteen dollars per month, and they have been
extremely accommodating to the people of our
city in playing gratis for charitable Objects
We hope some measures will be taken here to
remunerate them for their loss
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
From Ne,c Orleans.

New YORK, March 25
The steamer Mcclellan, from New Orleans
l4th, via Key West 18th, arrived tonight.
She left New Orleans with the steamer Thos
A. Scott in tow, but had to part company with
her on the 22d, off Hatteras, during heavy
gale.
The French gunboat Marcena, from For
tress Monroe, arrived here tonight,
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

sB-A Board for the examination of Off
GERS, and of applicants for commissions in the
Veteran Reserve Corps, formerly Invalid
Corps for New England, will hold session
in this city after closing its session in Boston.
The Board consists of the following officers:
Col. F. d. Sewall, n. r. c., Chairman; Col
John Hendrickson, V. II. c.; Surgeon, A.
Nc Laren, U. S. A., 1t, Charles S. Draper,
Recorder
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
BOOTS AND SHOES |!
JOHN F. ANDERSON,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
OFFICE, GOODMAN BLOCK,
meh17 d&wtf TEMPLE STREET
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
AN NU AL MEETING &.

TTyHE Anniversary of the opening of the Mer.
Il chants Exchange will occur March Both. A
full attendance of the members is requested that
day, at which time the subscription bills for the
suing year will be ready. All new subscriptions will
commence at that date. The terms of subscription
will be the last year. vz So 90 for sangle in
dividuas, and 81. 90 for firms. Per order.
mch22 dtd NJ N. RICH, Supt.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

REcRUITING.-Capt. George II. Caldwell
and Mr.. Thomas p. Beal, of the sd Maine,
have been detailed to recruit a company for
that regiment, and viii open an office for that
purpose in the recruiting rendezvous in front
of the Post Office. Capt Caldwell has had
good experience in the service, and so has
Mr.. Beal, who for two years past has been
on our police force.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

WARE 7 pprs,nrNc

Yesterday the testimony in the libel cases
brought by Messrs. Fessenden & Butler was
concluded, and Judge Shepley made the argu-
ment for the claimants. Mr.. Butler will fol-
low in an argument for the libellants.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

sH~The government have seized the loco
motives in process OF construction by the
Portland Company, and ordered them to
change the guage and complete them occord-
ing 10 their specifications.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

~ The steamship America, Capt. Martyr,
from Liverpool March 10th, via Londonderry
18th, arrived at this port at about o'clock
this morning. Her news has been anticipated
by the China at New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
gymnastics,

A MOTHER course of lessons in Gymnastics will
N commence at l75 Middle Street, on wednes-
day, March 23i. Children, twelve years old and
under, will meet at O'Clock; those more than twelve
and less than sixteen at 81 O'Clock on the same
afternoon. Terms before for childrens class. 81
for ten lessons. mch22 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

PERHAM, HIS ENTERPRISE AND SUCCESS.
We are glad TO know that the indications of
brilliant success of Perham's Mirror OF the
Rebellion in this city are most favorable.
Everybody is interested for the soldiers, and
everybody will patronize an entertainment de-
voted to such noble purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

nrThe lecture OF Miss Matte Greenwood,
ON Courtship and Marriage, will take place
this evening at new City Hall. Every person
who pure bases ticket secures present of
some kind or other. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

FRESH LoT of elegant Cloths for Gen
tlemen's Spring Garments has just been re-
ceived by Aug. F. York, at his new store, No.
104 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

FfRE.-Yesterday afternoon car load of
pressed hay, standing on the track at the
Grand Trunk depot, caught fire from the
sparks of a locomotive, and both were de-
stroyed The steam fire engine Casco pre-
vented the destruction of any other property.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
Consiguees, Chesapeake,

VNHE Steamer Chesapeake will commence dis
Il charging. Thursday, Path ult. at the end of
Browns wharf. Owners of G DDS by said Steamer,
will please call at office and sign the general
average bond. EMERY.& FOX.
mch24 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26
Notice..

4 LII persons are hereby cautioned against har-
IA boring trusting any of the crew of the
British Ship Jane, Capt Samuel. Hatfield, from
Car 1ih debts of their contracting will be paid
by the Captain or Consignees.
mch24 d3ts z. RANDALL & SON.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-26

EEThe Mercantile Library viii be open
today, at Q o'clock, for the delivery of books