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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
The District Convention.

A writer in the Biddeford Union, abiding
to the approaching District Convention to
nominate candidates for Congress and Elector,
says:
The convention has been called at one Of
the most unfavorable seasons Of the year for
farmers, but they must consider all the more
of the importance of their attendance, and
not allow another class oil people to take the
advantage of their absence and gain triumph
OF Jtdroritism over patriotism"
This same suggestion in relation to time has
been made elsewhere, and in way to create
the impression that gentlemen not In sympa-
thy with the farming interests. managed TO
have the convention early SO that the farmers
could not conveniently be represented. Now
the facts are these: when the District Com
mittee came together TO fix the time for the
meeting of the Convention, there were five
present. Two different days were proposed,
the goth of June and the 9th of August. A
vote was taken, and three members voted for
the early day and two voted for the 9th Of
August. Those voting for June Both we're all
from the farming towns-two of them from
York county and the other from New Glou-
cester-while the two who favored the later
day were of this city-one of them acting as
proxy :or Judge Waterman. A compromise
was made on the 7th of July, and the call is
sued accordingly.
The reasons urged by the country members
OF the committee for an early convention was
the saving OF time, as the same primary
meeting or caucus could choose delegates to
both State and District Conventions, and thus
save the trouble of getting together twice to
perform this labor. 1t was urged by mem
bers from the farming towns that, to have the
Convention early in August, would require
caucuses at the very busiest season Of the
year for farmers, when lew Of them would at
tend the primary meetings, aud such meetings
would be left too much to the control Of mere
politicians, and those having nothing else to
engage their attention. 1t was further urged
that, as the 4ih Of July week Is broken
week, a convention at that time would be
more generally attended than at later day,
and also that farmers could more convenient
ly leave home at the beginning of the haying
season, when many Of them visit the city for
supplies, than in the midst of the haying sea-
son or the grain harvest. Such are the facts,
and candid men will appreciate them.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
The new Secretary Of the Treasury

The telegraph yesterday brought the an
nouncement that Hon. WILLIAM PITT FEs-
SENDER, of this city, had been appointed and
promptly confirmed as Secretary Of the Treas
ury, in place of Mr.. Chase resigned. This ap-
pointment will, we have no doubt, be received
with general favor by the country, and 60 q
great way to restore the feeling that was dis
turbed by the announcement OF Mr.. Chase's
resignation.
Mr.. Fessenden has served with signal abili-
~ as Chairman OF the Senate Committee of
Finance-one OF the most important positions
In the Government, especially in season Of
financial difficulties like the present His la
bors as the Chairman OF that Committee have
been admirably calculated to discipline him
for the responsible station TO which he has
been elevated.
Mr.. Fessenden is cool, clear-headed, dis
Greet man, who comprehends intricate prob
lens with promptness amounting almost to
intuition, and withal is one OF the best law
yers in the country. As Secretary of the
Treasury we predict for him an enyiable rep
utaiion, and feel assured that the financial in
terests of the Government will be cared for
with degree Of wisdom not often brought TO
bear in that Department.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

RUMoRED HEAVY DEFALcATIoN.- Rumors
have been in circulation Tor some weeks to the
effect that all was not right in the Custom
House in this c,ty-that there was q very con-
siderable deficit 10 somebody's accounts, run
ming back for months aud amounting to some
$4,000 in gold-that the Deputy Collector is
absent in the British provinces, ostensbly "for
his health" &c, &c. The matter Is being in
vestgated, and the facts doubtless will soon
be given TO the public officially. Argus FRI
day.
The above paragraph took us by surprise,
for we had heard no such rumor as 1t refers to ;
but we have taken pains to inquire into the
facts and lind that so far as the administration
OF the office under its present head is con-
cerned, there is not a particle of ground for
any such paragraph. More than this-the
Deputy Collector-Mr Bird, has not been
absent from HE post single day since the
pr esent Collector has filled the office, aud he
is now daily attending to his official duties
So much is proper to rebut the impression
created by the Argus-we hope not intention
ally-that the present Collector is a defaulter
TO the Government.
1t is true that some OF the accounts during
the administration of the late Collector
whose sudden death SO recently cast a deep
gloom over our community-show degree
of looseness and irregularity, and. an apparent
deficit Of considerable amount, though not so
large by thousands as stated in the Ar
gus. Whether this apparent deficiency will
prove TO be real one, is the very question
remaining to be shown, and to investigate this
point the representatives of the late Collector
are making the most vigorous efforts, that
they may know whether the discrepancy is
the result Of errors in the. accounts or of ac-
tual misuse of funds. They are responsible
men, and the Government cannot suffer.
IL should be stated that facts are not want.
ing to show that, if money was msused, it
could not have been with the knowledge, nor
for the benefit Of the late lamented Collector,
and there is not room for the slightest suspi-
cion to attach to his official integrity, than
whom more honest and incorruptible man
has seldom filed an official position.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
BY TELEGRAPH
10 TIE
EVENING PAPERS.
Tsco Days Later from Europe.


SANDY Hook, July /.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool 18th,
via Queenstown 10Th, has passed this place.
Nothing new in the Dano-German question
The vote OF censure against the government
relative to the Ashantee war; was defeated in
the House OF Commons, the government ma
jorty being seven. The opposition regard
this as virtual defeat.
Licerpool June 1Sh.-The Asia arrived at
Queenstown to-day. Her news was too late
to develope the effect on cotton.
Smith O'Brien died on the 18th.
1t was reported Ia Liverpool, on authority
said to be quite reliable, that the Alabama lett
Cherbourg this morning to fight the United
States gunboat Kearsarge. Heavy cannon
aiding was going on at the latest dispatches,
but the result was unknown.
A letter was sent to Lloyd's yesterday from
the Foreign Office, stating that her Msjesty's
minister at Copenhagen has reported that the
Danish government has not yet determined
on the length OF notice to be given to BRITISH
shipping in the event Of the establishment of
blockade of the German ports, but that some
delay will be certainly allowed.
London, June 19M.-The Conference met
yesterday, and adjourned to the 22d. Moth
ing TRANSFERRED.
1t is reported that France declined TO co OBJ
crate with England in the naval demonstra-
ton in the Baltic
The Spanish minister at Paris declares that
Spain has no idea of conquest in Peru.
VERY LATEsT.-Londoa, June l9th-Con-
soils after official hours yesterday closed at
80 l-l6 a 80 $40 for money. The markets
were generally armcr.
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wards of this city presided at the piano.forte.
not piano, according to the old music teacher,
Lowell Mason, who always chided his pupils
when they called that instrument by such
name. And who of this generation dares to
dispute with that old master. on such ques-
ton? But no matter. Miss Usher of Hol-
lis and Miss Cammett of this city mingled
their voices in perfect harmony. We all
know Miss Cammetts highly cultivated mu-
steal powers and her great skill in execution.
And let me add, Miss Usher's voice is mez-
20 soprano of great sweetness and fiexibilty.
Messrs. Shaw and Morgan rever sang better,
and Mr.. Edwards playing proved that he un-
derstands music to be, as it is, one Of the ex-
act sciences.
Casta Diva was the gem Of the evening as
it always is when rendered as the author in
tended it to be. And Miss Cammett was
quite up to that standard Rev. DIR. Adams,
recently returned from three years service
in the army. made some eloquent remarks be-
fore the concert commenced in relation to the
Christian Commission, the amount of good it
had done, aud is doing, which were well re
ceived. There was much patriotic enthusi-
asm In the congregation, and the good people
Of Gorham, ladies and all, are exceedingly
anxious to see the soldiers well cared for, and
the rebellion crushed out-a spectacle which
we hope win gladden. their eyes ere many
months shall have passed.
The result Of this Festival will probably
foot up more than thousand dollars for the
Christian Commission. Those who have so
literally spent their time and money 10 get
ting up this fair and carrying it through will
have their reward. Well done Gorham !.
May other towns follow the example and do
as well. A vote of hearty thanks to the sing
aid TO this cause.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Congressional convention--First District.

The voters of the first Congressional District who
are Internationally in favor Of the Union, the SUI
premacy of the Consultation and Laws. and the
suppression OF the Rebellion by vigorous prosecu.
ton of the War; are invited to send Delegates TO
Convention to be held at the CITY HALL, In Port
land. on THURSDAY, the Tth Of July. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating Candidate
for Representative to Congress and an Elector Of
President and vice-President.
The basis Of representation will be as follows
Each city and town will be entitled to one Delegate
and one Delegate additional for every seventy-fve
votes cast for Gov Coney in 1868. majority frac-
ton will entitle to an additional Delegate.
The Committee will be in session at the Hall, at
O'Clock 10 receive Credentials.
JOHN LYNCH, Portland.
BEwALL N. GROSS, N. Glouce ter, r.o
JOHN ID. LINCOLN, Brunswick, ohiVh
stoau A!WATEaMAE, SsoRHAM, District
sKo. H. KNOWS ToE. Alfred, cr.,..o
EDWIN b. SMITH, Saco,
soHs WENTWORTH, Kittery,
June 81, 1861.
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Ward Oaucuses.

The voters Of the city who are unconditionally in
favor OF the Union, the supremacy of the Constiu-
tfJn and Laws aud the suppression the Rebellion
by vigorous prosecution OF the War, are requested
10 meet at their several Ward Rooms on Tuesday
Rpeniag July 9Th, at 8 o clock for the purpose OF
selecting Five Delegates from each Ward to attend
the Congressional Convention for this District. TO
be holden at CITY HALL In THIS CITY, on THURS.
DAT JULY 7TH, at 10 O'Clock A. III
The Delegates thus elected viii meet and select
one delegate at large
The meetings in the several Wards will be held IN
the following places =
Ward l. at Engine House. Monument street.
2, Ward Room, Congress street.
3, =" Myrtle street
/" e., Z" Old City Hail.
I" o, /" South street.
8, F." 80 Sprirg street.
- 7, h" bracket street.
PER ORDER CITY CONN.
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81 One might suppose from articles which
have recently appeared in loyal papers in this
congressional District, that there is great deal
OF scrambllng and wire pulling going on in re-
laton to the approaching nomination for Con-
gress Such an impression, in our judgment is
entirely wrong We have seen no indications
OF jealous spirit outside of the papers; we
have heard of no log-rolling or unfairness; we
are aware Of no pledges or promises, and we
conf emily predict that the Convention will be
found remarkably harmonious, and that it will
do its work well and promptly.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes OF our climate are sources OF
Pulmonary, bronchial. and As,amatic affections.
Experience having proved that simple remedies Of
act speedily when taken in the early stages of the
disease. recourse should at once be had TO Bropas
bronchial Troehes," or Lozenges, let the Cold,
Cough. or Irritation of the throat be slight
a. by this precauton more serious attack may be
eifsctualy wsrded of Public Speakers aud Singers
will hnd them efectua for clearing and strengthen
in ( this voice Soldiers should have them. as they
can be carried in the pocket, and taken as occasion
requires. june25d& Win
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In North Yarmouth. June Is. Mr. Jeremiah Loring,
aged 20 years.
In Pittston, June IL. Mrs Angelina 7, wife Of Jos
ii Goodwin, aged "a years
In West Gardner, june Is, Mr. Elijah Pope aged
81 years.
In Belfast June 15 Miss Mary A NJ, daughter Of
the late Geo W and Abby A Kills. aged 10 years.
In Belfast, June ~. Mrs Caroline W, wife of d
Field, aged 80 years.
Iu Montyilie. May Is, Mrs Abigail wife OF the late
Jonathan Carter. aged 50 years 10 months
In Skowhesan, juno q, Mr. Henry Bigelow aged
30 years.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
SO MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-.
A. s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1854. mayI2d6m
Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Springfield, Mass, June 49, by Rev Mr. Kidder.
at Christs Church, Benz w Jones, of Portland and
Der, ESQ, Of 3.
In Windham June "a, by Hall. Esq, Uriah
Cobb and Miss Laura Libby, both of w.
In Bath, June 80, Jas III Wakefield of Bosfon and
Miss Nancy A Haley, of b.
In Belfast. June q. Benz Smith and Miss Mary
Ahce, daughter Of Capt Peleg Nickels.
In Belfast. June %, Parks Buker of Richmond
and Miss Hattie Hall, of Camden
In fhorndike. June II Jos J G Hawkes., Of jack
son, and Miss Lydia X Monroe, of r.
In Gardiner. June 20, William p Haskell of West
dale
tina Mariner. both OF Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
"Buy Ne, and I'll do you Good"
Use ID G. LangleY's Root and Herb Bittera

For Jaundice, Costiveness. Liver Complaint, HUI
mora, Ind gestion, Dyspepsia Piles Dizziness Head
ache. Drowsn and ali diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
They cleanse the system. regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
nees of MUD and strength of bodv to all who use
them. SO by all dealers in Medicine everywhere
AT %, so and 70 cents per bottle GEO. c. GOOD
WIN Co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tore aD2 dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

WASHINGTON, July !.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following:
Col. j. l.. Chamberlain, OF the Goth Maine /;
eleven colonies and lieutenant colonies, TWEEN
ty-oDe majors, two hundred and thirty eight
captains. and a proportionate number of lieu
tenants in the veteran reserve corps.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
CnuclIS.

The Union men of PowIal who are uncondition-
any loyal TO the Government, requested to meet
at the Town House, in said town, on Saturday the
second day of July, at o'clock r. NJ, for the pur.
pose OF selecting delegates attend the District
convection to BIZ holden at Portland July 7th
Per Order OF Town Committee
Pownal June 27th 1894 iupe2s
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Town Caucus

I'M, ne cItizens OF FALMOUTH, who uncondtion-
ally loyal TO the Government and are In favor of
snppressing the rebellion by vgorou, prosecu ton
OF the war, are requested to meet in Caucus at the
iown House on Saturday. July ID at S O'Clock, p
M, to select delegates to attend the Congressional
convention to be holden in Portland on Tuesday the
'th day ofJuly next. Per order Town Committee.
Fla mouth, June 25th, 1864. dtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A Card.

Inc ladies Of Christian Commission take this
method OF soliciting from the friends of sick and
wounded soldiers, liberal donations of cake, meats
strawberries, cream. flowers. &C., for furnishing
Their reireshment tables on the 4ih of July. Dona
tons Will be received at the New City Hail. after
O'Clock A. NJ. Monday July4.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
appointment of Senator Fessendc,, as Secre-
tdry of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July |.
Directly after the reading of the journal in
the Senate, message was received from
President Lincoln, and was opened by the
presiding officer pro TEN. Several Senators
Immediately came up and looked at it, when
Mr. Grimes moved that the Senate go into e1-
ecutive session. Carried.
The Senate did not remain in executive SEES
sion more than two minutes, when the doors
were opened and it was ascertained that W.T.
liam Pitt Fessenden, OF Maine, had been con-
firmed as Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

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No Lady will do without 1t.
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Is Sold by Druggists and Dealers Every whore.
Price 81 per bottles bottles for s5.
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PRoPRi EToRs
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The Pirate Florida,

ST. JOHN, N. b., July /.
The brig Penguin, from Bermuda, reports
that on the 18th of June, the Florida landed
at Bermuda the crews of two American ves-
sells destroyed by her. She left on the 10th.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

E1rThe gas companies in Boston have in
creased their rates. We would suggest that
corporations should not be too swift to turn the
screws upon the public while they are able to
declare fat semi-annual dividends
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
THOMAS G. LoRING. DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Aperfect ut guaranteed. The poor literally con.
soerec. mch25 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
IMPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

CARDENAS. Brig Thurston-4l4 hhds molas-
ses. ~ bbls do. to John D Lord; Dbl do Dbl tam
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Death of John CfQucu.

New YORK. July /.
John Clancy, editor of the Leader, died to-
day from the effects of sun stroke.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
The Misses Bailey s Home School.
me school for Girls and Boys,
Proposals for Reservoir.

DRoPosALS will be received for building a Res-
Il ervoir ON ST. John street. az the City freasnr-
er's Office until Thursday. July l4th 6o'ciock r. 81
Plans and specifications of the same may be seen at
the Office OF the City Eneineer.
The Committee the right 10 reject anv bids
which may not be deemed for the interest OF tho
city.
Per Order of the Committee on Fire Department.
Il. G. MOODY. Chairman.
Portland June 90, lse4.-d2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

Sch Mary Z Gage. Hopkins at New York from
Machias. repor,s-June 18th, OF Lloyd's Neck was
run into by unknown sch. which stove buiwarks
and carried away main rigging &c. The other sch
lost jihboom. sc.
A telegram from New York says sch Reno from
Maehias, is ashore at Hell Gate. she will probably
come of at high water.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

FRAGRANr SozopoSr-Ths article has been
known and appreciated in New York for some time
but II Is only recent the propretors incre ased
Their ability to supply the article and introduce IL
the Boston public Ii has taken WELL for IL is ealy
very excellent dentif ice, cleansing the teeth, and
impartipg health to the gums. As wash after
smoking IL /. very grateful. Having tried il, we
commend it with pleasure Boston Saturday Rren-
ing Gazette. mchl& II
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
SAILING or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

In brig Thurston. from Cardenas-S Sampson,
OF Boston; Pedro vedai. Pedro Oliver.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Frtony. ...............-- July
ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York.
Steamer Lewistos. knight. Boston.
Steamer Lady ang, Roix, Bangor.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. st John.
NIB, for Boston.
steamer Ashland, -. Washington for Augusta,
with wounded Maine soldiers
Brig Thursion. Thestrup, Cardenas via Holiness
Hole.
Brig Abner TAy lor, Thaxtcr, Georgetown DC.
Brig CoQuette. tBrl Miles, Boston.
Sch T. q Willard. Parsons. Philadelphia.
Sch h Lewis, Lee. Philadelphia.
Sch Margaret, Richards. Boston.
Sch Henry Clay. Jasper. Boston.
Sch John & Frank, Fowler, Salem.
Sch Fred Reed. Friend. Newburyport.
CLEARED.
Brig Itaska, Rose. Cardenas-Isaac Emery.
sch Valiant, (Brl Crosley. Parrsboro NS-mastcr.
Sch WIN Arthur, Haskell, New York Orlando
Nickerson.
Sch Bramhall, Kicker, Boston, b Brown &Sons
Barque Walter, tnew, of Richmondl has been char
tered to load ice from Richmond Tor Matanzas a.
5000 per month In currency.
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oRIGINZL AND SELECTED.

Ne,o Advertisements To-Day.
Theatre--DeeriDg Hall
CoIsumpuon-Dr Morse.
Atlantic House,. A. Libby Co.
Fouod-J. M. Buchan
Lost-Chas. Il. jose
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
cars ELrzApxrH. july !. lsss

OAFk ELILABKTHI July i, 1868.
SIR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School. as a teacher. l.. f. Atwoods Bitters
introduced there and used with mark success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, So, A. p. HILLMAN
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

sY-Ifyou srein want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. II
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

stthis once,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
stage Notice!

DAssENGERs leave Portland at s5 A. NJ. over
Il the y. 4 G. X. X. Mondays. WEDNESDAYS AZ Frf-
days via Gorhsm, Stsndish Limngton. q rnish nj.
ram. Brow field aud FIyeburg, arriving at North
CONWAY at % O'Clock r. n, returning by tho same
route Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. arfiv-
log at Portland in season 10 take the Boston steam
} he excellent accommodations and remarkable
scenery are not surpassed by any other route.
JOHN W. WEEKS,
Proprietor and Driver.
June 2l-dlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.
Phalon's might Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus."
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Phalon's "Niglx Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus."
A most Exquisite Delicate and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
it takes its name.
Manufactured only by PH4LON SON n Y
~ -Bepare Of C0Haterfsits. Ask for Phaloa's-
Take no Other. Sold by Druggists generally.
june2f6fd3m
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&8 C. H. OSGOOD.
DENTIST

No. 8 Clapps Block. Market Square,
0RTLAND.
~ Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Silrcr, and
Iaicanife base. Ali operations arurrantsd 10 give
satisfaction, iuneSOeodisIv IA
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
Deans Drum Corr $.

Deans Drum CorIs.
nEAN'S Drum Corps will promptly attend TO all
Corders for Drumming for Parades Marches &c
All orders to be left at ID. Whites store Market
Square. 5. Dean, Drum Major.
jane21 y. I. HALL, Clerk,
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DISCHARGING from brig G George Harris cargo
IL of nice Cumberland Coal and Tor sale by
JAMES II. BAKER
June lS-d3w Richardson's Wharf