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1%OaC6tnQton, Q. C.

t@uerillaS ,abgefaBt. = Oberlt
@eQS, Gen. 8rpfpbmarldaIl in gQeranorta,
i6idte pprgeltern gtadt eiten She'll BON 8. .,
1. Wi9. GapaIlerie ST Slbe aus, I'm inter
8efebl BON St. Sadipn auf @uerillaS SIT fabn@
ben. Sic begaben Iid nittellt Samplers 6ree@
itpne 9pint ben SSlub binab, unb ourdia6ten
uudeidbr 10 0ieilen BON bier oaS SebplS, bel
welber Gele9enbeit le Capt. 9annegan, etret
allbefannten Observation-Disclosures latttnlt B Ntann
o~efanoen nabmen. AulIeroem fanben ite mn
bradten surid 6 8ii6len, 3 &epplper lno i
8fero. 6ieraltf tebrte Die 8urtbie ialnrnt Ipren
@efanqenen .sarid. Capt. 9anne9an mar pom
ieber iebr 9efur6tet, Dian fanp bel ibnl u1e3@
rere 8dfle, Die ibm erlalbten, tnnerpalb Der
ufipnlinien b~inSugeben, ipobtt es lplil peI'epe'
| @dbrenr Der 3uridfabrt wurCe baS Oteri'enS
banner beS S6ifeS iiber ieinent 9alpte emf
| faltet, mas ibn 70 wiitberlS ma6te, Dap er allSf
rief {: SD bin swpr @efan9ener, aber belelOl9t
mid nibt, inbem ibr bteleit pero SuntS
ben iiber r,eirlem Gople peben labt'"
9ieie iaabere @eieai6dft lan9te geltern in
@aIbinatpn an, iino Sberit Sn9rabam lieB lie
fpfprt I'M alien Capitol feitfabren.
+ 8pftpffice.- Die Gei6dfte Der bic
lioer 9oit grenSen ans gnprme. &ergdngenen
Sienitag gineen $4,000 Stiid 8riefe alb unb
fait ebenio piele famen an, alio gegen 10000
8riefe gin9en in einem einsi9en Gage pur9
Sieie einsige Office. a
S6were &erlebung. - GbaS.
Banter, elm &ati6er beS &irtipppO @auS Ome
nibus, ititrste porgeltern in 5plge eineS epilep>
tiiden AnfaIleS an Der Gde pm IL. Strabe
unb 4Sa. gpemle pom 8pde unp Spg ii6 lebr
l6toere @erlebnngen am &ppf ST, Die rnb9li6er=
peie feinen SOB berbeifibren.
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S;iufa!! TUrreSts in weasSeoneNee.

Cairo, "a. @drS. Sin auf 1000 Wfanr
eei9dBteS &ebelenzGprpS inter Sen. Sprreit,
nit Artiuerie, ridte lebte 9ta6t Bis gum Obipn
Niper ppr. !6eute Npr9en I'm 3 nbr trteb Die
@arbut oes 6einbe8 uniere Bidets iibli4 ppn
Union Gitp Suriid. 9ebtere i6nitten nun Die
@erbinbuna nit Columbus, &p., alb, inpem tie
Die Gilenbabn 3erit6rten, Den Selegrapben abb
i6nitten u1b Die Bride perbrannten. ltniere
Sruppen in Columbus itno Dem Seinb ent9ez
9enge6o9en. -
Sn Columbus b6rte man beute Wtpr9et aus
Der @eseno bon ltnipn Gitp idieBen.
Sin angemeienes Corps unter Sen. Srapz
man gingen belte Wipr9en BON bier nab 20
l1mtbuS ab. ..5s ''.st +.
Nla6ridten aus Columbus BON beltte Na6=
mittag entbalten ni6ts @eiteres,
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Gpt. 6eder eingeiebten Court pf Snquirp mitSaz
tbeilen, 10 meit er lib atf bieien OffiSter bestebt.
St (artet:
,g8as bas 8enebmen bes Gol, 6eder
anbelangt, 10 perbient perielbe feinen Suz
BET, @S ergibt iid, bdB Die in Sen .!6ppz
fer's pffSieIlem 8eri6te entbaltenen tuz
belnben n be1tungen iid rad Der Nblt6t
beS @erfalerS nidt duf 6eder pber fem
COMMANDO besieben. Stab ber Wteinltng
Der Gpr1rt ri Snqnirp p~erbiente bas8enebz
men oes Gpl. t6eder pber ir9enbsseinesSbetz
les ieines Gpmmaltbp5 feline ta6elnben9lnz
beutungen."
9ieier Spru6 1T fit 9tfer uro feline 2eute
I'M 10 ebrenppller, pa Die brei SfiSiere, mel6e
alS Ni6ter in bieier SADIE fungirten, als 0berz
item inter t6upter's 8efebl iteben. @eber alf
0tadt nod auf Ginflub &iidii6t nebmeno, emit
idieben le etnfu6' ibrer rebli9en l1eberSet=
gang genldB uno gaben Der 8abrbeit Die
Gbre. -a (Sa.tStsS0
Sen. @ett Ell. Ser u9bilaoelpbia Sreie
Pre1Ie" nirb aus 2outIiana geldrieben:
Gs beiBt, Dap General 8eibel, Der ,grbe ppz
rt9en SdbreS ppn ieinem Commando abberufen
puroe, lein altes COMMANDO fit bie1en SelOSu9
wteber iibernebnen wirb. @tr ln1b ppller Ser
trultel1, bab CT fem 8prt balter unb Did Sap
lor POM 8pben Der Ser. Staten pertreiben
mitb. Sen Sdplpr bat, pte man oQ9entetn BON
~9efdn9enen &ebellen bDrt, Dor g%tienaunb mebr
Wtdni6etten ais Dor General @eibel. l1niere
Sr1ppen bdben un~bepingteS @ertrauen IN ben
bsltiden 6elbberrn utb nit ibm an Der Spite
geben ie bur6 Seuer II. 66ae.
I'm iii dlt Dies @nbe einesS d err
ses. 8orlesten Spnntag 9(beno urterbtelten
ii6 5pei 8urger ppn Buffalo, Namers 8artbel'
mae G%iiennarn uno 2upmtg Sals9eber, grite@
rer alS Stublmader, 2ebterer uls 8d6ter in
Der Stublz 5abrif BON 6eriee unb Zimmerman
bei6dfti9t, in Dem 8pbnbauie bes 2ebteren bdz
nit, bab 1ie, nit benz &lfen aneinanoer itez
bend, it6 gegenieitig in Die 66be bpben. Ste=
ie &raftiibutg, bic i6pn @iele oft gemg beiperf=
i~teIligter, nabnt bie5ntal Elm i6redli6es Gnpe.
Der etwas tleinere Giienntanr bob einunal ieiz
men Gegner etpas SIT bp6, unD Spdr 10 iebr in
Die 66be, pab 6aG5geber, ein ettpas LANCER
damn, oas Heterogeneous betam uito ritdltngs
iber @iienmann biniber, unb nit benz &opfe
alf ben 8pben i~tiirSte, tppOur6 er leiber iid iplz
he tnnerli6e @~erlebungeu SuSpg, DAP trpb drst=
li6en 8eiitanDes Der Sob eintrat. SalSgeber
mar 48 Sabre alt uno b%irterlieB cine Srau NJ
tpenn ntr re6t nnterri6tet iinb-au6 pier SIM
Der. 2 's @'t
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@pn ean Geameisep, @aL.

San Sranciscp, %. @tdrS, Sin
8rief aus MMlsaniaa ppln 90. 6ebr. ia9t, buB
Gpniul 8late bprt nod feline 9lmtSs 6unttiOnen
ausitbt unp fortfabren peroe, bies ST tbun, bis
Die 8unpesregierilng i'm ieineS @mtes entbeben
werbe. 6ierna6 i6eint eS, als pb Die Seribte
itber ben BON ibm began9enen MtCtc, feline Ser
urtbeillutg sum SOB uno feline Sla6t.auS DEM
@efdnenib in Gplima iibertrieben g%epeien.
8late'S Sreunbe ia9en, buB er lid i'm 9lnfan9e
oes @inters nit einem Sbeile Der @ruder, nell
DE nit Der 8ergung be$ Cargo beS r@plben
Gate" bei6ditigt linO, ippie nit eiutgen meri>
fanii6en 8eamten, melde Setriigereien an ben
&erlideru seielidaften besinlti9ten, p%erfein~
bet babe.
San Sranciscp, "a. WSdr;. 9ie nit
ben S6ifien vGarrier Sppe", uMarp 9tpbin>
ipn1 ltnb vSucceb1" an9efemmenen 9lntbracits
&oblen tpanbern auf'S 9aser, UNI b6bere 8reiie
absutpdrten, inbem Die gegentpdrtigen Die &Ublen
ni6t bedfen. &
Sine srpbe &eritei9erun9 BON &pbSuder err
CAB Elm Stnfen pom II Gents innerbalb elmer
@p6e. aiaa beat
Sas @etter lit pieber trpden. Ser 8pben
tpurOe bur6 Die lebten &e9en MIR ungenii9enb
9~etrdnft.. Srpptpfe ihwantenb.
Sic Unions StaatScpnpentipn perIaumnelt
ii6 beute in Sacramento nftb miro Sablrei6 be-
1u6t fem. a@
l
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9abei siebt pieG GdubgeiinOel in fleinen !6anz
fen int 2aroe pliinoernp lumber, nro madt Die
Ge9eno unli6er. Observation-Disclosures, welln
AUDI nidt in 9rOBer Sppf5abG, tau6en IN allen
&reilen tpieper auf ultb liefern ben 8epetsi DaB
es auf cine nere Grbebung int nd6iten Sribz
ling ab9eeben lit. 9ti6t bios I'M &6nigreth,
%iunpern ot6 in Gali5ien, iplG Der neue Selp5ng
prganiiirt iein, uno lelbit in unIerer PropinS foil
li6 stiles sun Sample pprbereiten.
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0ls,nirol Sprtcr's SIUttc.

Gatrp, "a. Mdr3. Sic Stems per6fentlidt
fplgenoe8 &er5el6niB BON 6abrSeu9en, wel6e
Nomirdl @prter'S 6lptte I'M 0teO &iper bilpen
lpllen:
SORT 9ernan, Z aanDnen Gridet, 8; Ga
Supette, 8; &epibu, 3; O5art, 2; @aitpprt, 8;
Gboctuw, s; 0ia9e, 3; Gbiaicptbe, A; 2OuiSS
pile, IA Gurpncplet, IA; 9ertpn, Is; @itts>
burg, IA @aSette 8; Mpurb Gttp, IA; Sen.
9rice, 4; 2erin9tpr, 8; Snu6ita, 3; SIud
6amt IA.
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G;rpeSitium in weattbep,s GOuntp, ga.

1Sprt Montpe, "a, Mdr5. 9ie tarSa6
na6 WtattbepS Gountp 9eididte Expedition un=
ter General @rabam lit auf 8efebl pes Sen.
Wtaipr Butler Suriid9efebrt, nadbem le cine
grpbe @tenge 8ferpe, Malltbiere nnp &inopieb
utc mebrere Sampfmuidinen erbeutet nto 800
GpntrabanbS ipeg9ebra6t bate,
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@tur,m an Der &ufte.

Sort MpnrOe, 25. Mdrs. Ser Sepe:
i6enz9 ampfer Sort SadlOn, melder beute frlt
BON Der 8lofaOelotte einlief, fab. cine grcbe
Menge @rads Die garse aiite entlo''s ppi'
Sap l6atteras biz Cape 3enrp. Sparren ltao
S6ifstrimmer l6wammen auf Der see: Ser
9ampfer Galppip lift absegangen, ll''t 9lpe 81
leiiten.
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Der ssIS gaeaI oom in aOrtIanS.

8prtlamO, "a. @tdrS. General Seal Dom
bate bcrte AbenO einen 6ffentli6en @nlpfan9
i'm Staptz6auie. ueber 1000 9eripnsn mlBten
lid wieOer entferren, neil ie fei1en 3lltrltt 1laz
ben fpnnten. ST. belt cine ldn9ere Heoe.
9aS S6iff Samerlane sirtg beute nit Gapalz
lerie nad 9lep Orleans. ab. j. kaA .asa
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S~ersfDrung eimer munitiOns Sobrie.

maud. Gbund, 8a., "a. Mdr5. 9ie
9rpse &ugelr>, 8pmben< unb Batrpnen>6 abrit
BON Mbre6t & Stropp brannte beute Mtprgen
ab. 9aS groBe @aierraO mar Alles, mas itbrtg
b!ieb. 9a8 5ener mar a%ngelegt. qsaff.
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nmiOm.e taats. 0pnpention.

@lbanp y, "a. Mdrs. 9u8 l1nipnssS taatsz
Central pmtte bat aaf ben IS. Wlai eineS taatS>
Convention na6 Soracuie berufen, mpSll ieoer
@1emblp= 9itritt brei Selegaten ubOrpuen ioa.
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2Seitcre emrop. Seridbte.
GfnIipu.

Ser Sropatpre aus 0tailano unb Die Stalia
Q~trtiitica aus SlprenS bringen Die 9tadridt, DAB
Die Oper Gincislap (8enSeD zines pln9en Oeltz
l6en MtuiiferS NIfreb 8tdin g unter aa=
gemeinem 8eifalle bes gublifums uno Der &ri>
tit in Scene gegat9en lit unO ais Saiipnz0p er
unter fi6 iteigernberm Sntere1le allabenbli6 sur
9tuffabrung %9elan9t. Die glidli6ite Snipira=
ton babe pieieS &ert geidaffen, beiien Ntelo=
Oieen Suglei6 frii6, urlpringli9 uno daratteriz
itii6 finp. SIM 6inale bes 3. 9lfts erbebt iid
Der @pmppuiit Su beOertenbem 9tu8or1de nnb
befunbet in ben Gniemble8 Der Oper, OaB feline
mul italiide 9ur6bilontg nit ieirem Salente
auf gleider 6Dbe itebt. 11 ti9am s'6.al
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&oIen.

81 en-, %. Sebr. @nblt9 lit Die Sim
tlageafte ge9en Die bes 9odperratbS ongei6nl=
Ot9ten gplen aus %unlerer Yrppin3 in ibrent
6mtpttbeIle Dem g(nt(agelenat bes &ammerge=
rt6tS fit Staatsperbre6en iberrei6t pprben.
Sem gernebmen mad lit bieielbe gegen etfpa
odtSig Beripnen geri6tet, benen in Der Mebrz
Sabl BON Der Staatsanpaltl6aft Der @prwurf
pes .ppllenoeten ,6pdperratbS eer1a6t, 'llno 9e<
gen Die ibrigen Die 9lntlage pegen pprbereis
TENDER bp6perrdtbiider 9anolungen erbpben 1T.
Grlpdgt man bic ,3eit,a tpel6e fit Die 8eratbuns
gen bes @nflageienats, fir Die Grleoigln9 Der
nod SIT erpartenpen Na6trd9e, ippie fir cine
dlttbenttI6e uebereBung Der l%tmfd1tgrethen Nnz
ttageihrtft in Die pplniiHe Spra6e erfproerli6
III, 10 birfte Der minblihen 9auptoerbanollng
ppbf nidt DOR pem Mpnat SUM entgegengeieben
merben tbnner. Sir bic @erbafteten alleroings
nod Elm iebr LANCER 3eitraum =! Son ben
6dlptern per beioen eriten uno reiditen poll
nil6en &oelSfantilien IN %linierer 8rppin5, ben
iun9en Grafen 9tacspnSfi urb SSialpnSfi, bic
betoe Sulebt in 8ariS peilten, 1T Der ertere gez
ftprbert, Der anpere 9eiftes9eitDrt pprben. 8eiOs
Sanilien iterben arts. ~1.t9
@tne5 Der 9dupter Der ppltttlben Hepplls
tipnSpartei in unieret 8rppina, p. @uttrp, meilt
felt ldngerer 3eit in 8riiliel, ppn mo er bic
enprmen @afenieabnngen na6 benz pOlnii6en
Sriegsi6auplase beiprst, Die ieop6 iebt grobettz
tbeitS an Der @rerse abgefabt tpercen. sSm
&6nigrei6e 8plen iiebt eS ilber ale WtaBen
tralrig aug, bic 8eppbner Der fleinern Stdote
itno bereits p~paitdnbig st Grllaoe geri6tet, uno
Die Mebr5abl Der srunobefbenoen Gbellelte 1T
Der gerarrulng nabe aller gertebr bat poll=
ltdnOig anfgeb6rt, unb Die BaB% uto 2e9itima=
t~tonSpladereten ieitens Der ruiiiAen 8eb6roen
ilberitei9en allie @egrife.
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49 '51a- Gas Stirttnredbt Der SpItatem.
Ilbanp 25. Mdrs, 9ie pff5ieae Mair@
ritdt fIr bos Splpaten@@ ptum betrdgt 210,716
Sttnmen.
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MmerifantidDe Na6riebten.

Ser Gprn6 Der Gnnrt Of SnqnirD lit
Sctrsff hcs Sal. 3cfcr. g8ir iino beute i'm
Stanoe, ben Sprlt6 Der auf ben @uni9 bes
Gpt. 6efer eingeietten Court pi Snquirp mitSaz
tbeilen, ip weit ct iid alf bieien Offtster besiebt.
St lal1tet: .
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6anptquortter ser 8ptpmuc
Mrmee, "a. 0tdrS. 9ie fOlgenoe 0rOer il
%erlafen wproen:
&rtegspepartement, General>9(oiutartur, !
- $40. 11es-ll.a2 % 9RGrs 1864. {
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Iele9rapbifdbe SCocbrtcDtert.
8nn Oct pOtOnac= @fuee.
8srt6tet fir BEN Baltimore @eder

Ion per 2ItlIec. = DC IEftlIee N Dre
GprpsyoefheiIt.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
Hospital Accommodations in this City.
WASHINGTON. June rs, 1854

w ASHlNbION, JuuS -of iCof'
JOHN T. GILMAN Esq.-Dedr sir:-By a
letter which received yesterday, containing
an article cut from your paper, learned that
the citizens Of Portland are DESTROYS Of hav-
ing Hospital established there, for the bene-
fit of our wounded Maine men. and, with
reference TO this, called on the Secretary of
War, and Surgeon General, this morning.
stated to them that thought one humid
red and fifty. or more, might be accommodate
ell at the Marine Hospital in Wesibrook,
and one hundred at the Hospital connected
with our City Aims House. They both as
scented TO the Importance and necessity Of
having immediate provision made for the
wounded men on their arrival at Portland;
forwarded today, by the Surgeon General to
DIR. Lyman, Medical Inspector for New Eng
land, to visit our city at once and make the
necessary inspection and report TO the War
Department here.
The Marine Hospital Is under the care and
charge of the Secretary of the Interior, but
If the Medical Inspector report favorably as
to accommodations that may be had there,
suppose there will be no difficulty in having
at leaat, a portion Of the buildings appropri-
ated, temporarily, TO the use Of the War De-
partment. l have no doubt the people of
Portland will be prompt in extending all the
facilities in their power, for this important
movement.
Many OF our wounded and sick soldiers
have already been sent 10 Maine, who would
have been much relieved in their sufierings,
had there peen Hospital accommodations
ready for them on their arrival at Portland;
and there are many more yet 10 be sent for
ward, who, on reaching our city, will be poor
ly prepared to continue their journey sixty
miles further, TO Augusta, before receiving
the medical and surgical care Of the Hospi-
tai. Very truly yours,
l.. ID. NJ. Sweat.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
President Lincsln's Reply.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHINGToS,
tCqt

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHISGToN,
June q, 1854.
Hon. William DenaiSon and Others, Com
mittee Of tie National Onion Conrention:
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the l4th in
slant, formally notifying me that have been
nominated by the Convention You represent
for the Presidency of the United States for
four years from the fourth of March next, has
beea received. The nomination is gratefully
accepted, as the Resolutions OF the Conyen-
tion--called the plstform-are heartily APP
proved.
While the resolution in regard to the sup.
planting OF republican government upon the
Western Continent is fully coneurred in, there
might be misunderstanding were | not 10 say
that the position OF the Government in rela-
ton TO the action of France in Mexico, as as
sumed through the State Department and in
dorsed by the Convention, among the meas
ures and acts Of the Executive. will be faith
fully msintained so long as the state of facts
shall leave that position pertinent and appli-
cable.
am especially gratifed that the soldier and
the seaman were not forgotten by the Conyen-
ton as they forever must and will be remem-
bered by the grateful country for whose sal
walton they devote their lives.
Thanking you for the kind and compliment
tary terms in which you have communicated
the nomination aud other proceedings Of the
Convention, subscribe myself,
Your obedient servant,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
The disaster to the ID Corns.


We take the following extract from the re-
port of the New York Tribune's correspond
ent of the late disaster to the % corps:
1t is perhaps certain that Gen. Barlow's Div
ision was first struck, that at some points the
line was struck from the rear, at Others from
the iront--at all unexpectedly and disastrous
~. II was the work of an instant. scarcely
any resistance was made-there was no time
fof 1t. Gibbonss staff were eating dinner A
fourth Of mile in rear of their advance. and
heard no lighting; were COMPOUNDED at sight
of men running. These they rallied into line.
but the enemy came no farther. Those that
did not run, some OF the best troops in the ar
my, were captured by regiments. The LIST
brigade Pierce'sl suffered most, and without
firing shot, yet this brigade has been the
pride of the corps.
Somebody has blundered, else such soldiers
as the 18th, 10Th, aud 20th Massachusetts. I'm
Michigan, 10Th Maine, AID and SD New York.
and 37th Wisconsin would have made for
themselves an opportunity for Fighting 1t
was the 7th Michigan and 10Th Massachusetts,
that volunteered to cross 10 Fredericksburg
in boats under a severe fire year aud half
ago, which they did so perlousy and so brave
~. Some OF these regiments were captured,
bodily, viz: the 10th and 18th Massachusetts,
and the AID and SD New York. The BRIGADE
has lost five commanders and other officers,
and rank and Tile in proportion, during the
campaign. Commanding it have been Gen.
Alexander Webb, wounded at Spott,ylvania
aud Coils. Haskell and Mexican, Killed at Cold
Harbor. The division probably lost thous-
and prisoners yesterday, and Motifs and Bar
lows together as many. Beside these il the
loss OF four guns, Mcknight stood by them
and his colors till a Rebel flag Haunted beside
his own, and there was but one man with
him. To day, while talking of the disaster,
his voice broke aud his eyes filed. The pres
ence OF an enemy had never caused the one
to falter nor abashed the other.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

The PREss.-The verdict OF the public
thus far in relation to the change In the Press
June !, is most gratifying to the proprietor,
The increase OF price was necessity we could
not escape. Still We expected to lose many
subscribers by so doing, and actually reckoned
decrease Of 500 in our daily edition, before
we should recover steady headway. We have
that, instead Of losing, we have made a small
net gain, the discontinuance figuring up u,
and the new subscribers rs. Considering the
attending circumstance, and our own carefully
made calculations, We regard this as the most
gratifying months experience Of the two
years history OF the Press. On our Weekly
list we made net gain for the month. of 81.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
FOR GOVERNOR.
SAMUEL CONEY
OF AUGUSTA
convention--First District.

The voters of the first Congressional District who
are Internationally in favor of the Union, the SUI
premscy OF the Constitution and Laws, and the
suppression of the Rebellion by vigorous prosecu.
tion of the War. invited to send Delegates TO a
Convention to be held at the CITY HALL. IN Port.
land. on THURSDAY. the IN Of July. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating 4 Candidate
for Representative to Congress and an Elector of
President and Vice-President
The basis Of representation will be a. follows
Each city and town will be entitled to one Delegate
and one Delegate additional for every seyenty-fve
votes cast for Gov. Coney in 1868. majority frac-
ton will entitle to anadditional Delegate.
The Committee will be In session at the Hall, at
O'Clock to receive Credentials.
JOHN LYKcR, Portland,
SgwALL N. GROSS, N. Gloucester, u,
JoHN ID. LINCOLN, Brunswick, onoh
JOHN A. WATERMAN, GoRHAN, District
GEO. IL. KNowLTox, Alfred, ,...
EDWIN d. SMITH, Saco, So'oe
soHS wgsTwoarH, Kittery,
June 81, 1864.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

THE Publishers of the Chicago Tribune
are too sharp-set TO suit even down east
yankee. Last year they declined an ex-
change with the Press except upon receipt Of
the difference in terms, which was paid by
friend Of ours in that city. When the West
ern Boards Of Trade were here, receiving the
hospitality of Portland, and an editor of the
Tribune was invited TO make free use of our
Office and OF all information we could impart.
we called his attention 10 the sharpness of
his colleagues, and he spologised for them
and assured US we should hereafter find them
courteous AID obliging; but when the year
came round, though our paper is apout the
size OF theirs, they unceremoniously cut our
acquaintance. We are half Inclined to con-
cede the new claims OF the editors of that
city-that 1t is becoming the greatest hog
maaket In the west.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
sMUoeLrD GOODS SEIZED AT cAMDr

SMUGGLED GOODS SEIZED AT CAMDEN
The Belfast Age says information was re-
ceived at the Custom Honse in that city that
schooner was on her wsy to some port in this
district, with cargo of struggled goods She
was described as the schooner Cottage OF
Rockport. Deputy Collector T. Il. Simonton,
Esq, of Camden was apprised of the fact. and
last week he nabbed her, with about three TIL
onsand dollars worth of Struggled goods on
board. He kept watch for her night and day
for nearly week, as she lay of and on wait
ing for an opportunity to land her cargo with.
out being discovered. Much credit is due to
Mr.. Smonton for his vigilance in the matter
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
DIED.

In this city. June 20. Mr. George WI sht fcoioredl
aged :. well known ~ one OF our old Il coachmen
In Yarmouth, June rs. JACOB W Lorng youngest
toa OF the late Jacob Loring. aged Is years aud
months.
Ia westbrook. June 80 Charles ". son Of Geo b
and Jean stevens. aged months days.
In wiadham. June q, of diytLeria. Emma W.
months.
In Parkman. June q Mr. Bailey Gilbert. aged Il.
In Rockand, June 20. Mrs Susannah shaw, aged
So years months.
In Rockland. June %. ssmT Hills. aged n yrs
months
In Mschiasport. June IT, Laurae,ia Stuart. aged IL
years months.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
Where is the Place Z?

We observe the following In The report OF
Wednesdays debate in the House, on the tax
alton of United States bonds:
"Mr. Sweat, OF Maine, said he was inform
ed by a Judge Of the Supreme Court OF The
United States, that he was unwilling to invest
10 bonds exempted from taxation, because it
was odious to the neighborhood in which he
lived"
We trust that the fuller report in the Globe
will give some clue to the locality OF the
"neighborhood' in which this judge lives. At
present it is difficult to surmise where the
place can be- Boston Advertiser.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

PARDoNED.-The Governor and Council
on Wednesday pardoned Robert Harvey, of
Deer Isle. Harvey has been In prison four
years, under five years. sentence. He was
a lad OF eighteen when, under the influence
OF 10 Mitchell, an unprincipled Indian, they
together set fire to an old building, and robbed
shop OF few dollars. The Indian appear
ed to be the ringleader, but the boy suffered.
His conduct in prison had been excellent, and
under the circumstances his punishment sum.
Gent, and he was set free with the injunction
TO "sin no MORE"
John Quinn also had two days taken from
his three years sentence, and he was restored
to citizenship. Quinn has been well behav-
ed man in prison, and no one has surpassed
him In amount of work done.