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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

READY FOR BUsINEss.-Mr. A. NJ. Nc
Kenney, having got things arranged to his
mind in his new quarters, 2S4 Congress street,
8na thrown his rooms open for few days to
the inspection Of the public, is now ready to
attend to business. His facilities are equal to
any establishment of the kind in New England
for getting up pictures of every size from that
designed for the locket to the full size photo
graph. Mr.. James Todd, a man of experience
and well-known skill, has charge Of the FRANC
making, gliding, &C., and viii attend to re-
gliding picture and looking glass frames, &c.
There are several full size photographs In the
gallery of Mr.. Mckinney, among the most
striking of which is that of Rev Mr.. Stebbens.
One would think the late pastor Of the First
Earish ChpGeh was before them, and was about
to give ptterance to one of his noble senti-
ments or eloquent passages.
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From. Gen. shern.an,s A,.n.y.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. Il.
Maj. White, of the Goth Penn. Regt., and a
member of the Penn. Senate, who was taken
prisoner ID months ago, arrived here to-day.
he was exchanged by virtue of a special ar
rangement between Hood ard Sherman, and
without the knowledge of the Richmond au-
thoritles, who have heretofore refused to ex-
change him on any conditions.
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Municipal Oourt---Oct. l

Arthur Mills and John Curran, the lads who
Committed the larceny in the shop of Messrs
Chenery & Read, were fined three dollars and
hali costs each. Curran paid but Mills was
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

Observation-Disclosures is invited to the adj
vertisement Of Prof. Smith, who has opened
Dancing Academy In the Goldman Block, Tenn
pie Street, over Barnum's Eating Saloon. His
terms are low, and proficiency is warranted.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

THE American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store Of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street,
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The 1yaehourO RAILROAD reported cut.

A passenger by to.days mail boat from City
Point brings report that our forces have cut
the South sids railroad, which If true Will In
tercept direct communication between Peters
burg and l. n2hburg and Dansville. ws~
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

BASE BALL.-A hard contested game was
played Saturday between the Resolute and
Hameless Clubs Of thIs city. The Resolute
was the victor, scoring y runs to 8 for the
Nameless.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Nss0 Advertisement To-Day.
Advertised Letters-A. 7. Doe.
Piano WanJed.
r -fresbment Room to Ltt.
10 Contractors.
Wholesale Rubber Store.
NJ. @. d. A.--Stated Meeting,
Sharpshooters, Attention.
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Ho..se and I.ot at Anc1in,,-

on Tuesday, Oct 11th, at O'Clock p. NJ, two
y story brick house NO. 40 Green Street viii be
sod II hiss nine finished ROOM hard and soft
ier Tho lot is about As feet on Green street run
OTIS pax to Mechanic street, Lot suitable Tor an
nosi.i nuoss On Mecheaic street Terms Eberai-salo
r'o' ELqnIre OF III Z. BARNkS or OF
Oct 4 d M1iENkr BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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PERsosAL.--Gov. Couy passed through
this city Saturday on his way to Augusta. BE
with members of the Councill has been max
ing the annual visit to Hartford, Conn.,, to in
spect the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

0oAL.-The dealers In coal In this city have
reduced the price for White Ash, Franklin
and Lehigh Goals to s14 per ton delivered.
The dealers in the city of Providence have re-
duced the pfice to SIS per ton -
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U. .. MarshaI,s Sale,

UNITED STATES on AMERICA, lls0I -
DISTRICT OF MAINE, Sc. I .lNE1
DURSUANI to an nteIlocutoiy Order OF Sale, to
Il me directed rom the Hon. Ashur Ware Judge
the District OF Maine, shall expose and Sell at Pub
lie Vendue to the highest bidder therefor the follow
ing property and merchandise at the time and place
within said District as follows, wis., .g7aisG4
AIT WAREHOUSE OF THE MONTREAL OCEAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. GRAND TRurK WEARY,
IN Portland on Fr day, the fourteenth day # &C.
to6er hert, at 10o'clocE A M
80 LoooMcTlvE TIRE IRONS, Low MORE" IRON.
81 PLATES BOILER IRoN-AssoRrBD sIzss AND
THIcKNt ssEs. faved from the wreck OF the Br
steamship Bohemian; the same having been LIBEL
ed for Salvage and ordered to be sold by the Die
trict Court OF the United States for the District Of
Maine. . HI 8aA
Terms Of Sdie-CAsH. ------.
Dated Il Portland this sO!h day of Sept. A. d,
1854. 49,.
CHARLES CLARK
.,f o. s. Marshal, Dist of Maine.
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FIRE IN BoWDoIN.-Mr. Daniel Starbird,
pf Bowdoin, informs Us that on the 18th
Sept, he lost by fire his house. barn, farming
tools, nay, beans, two wagons, sleigh, har-
nesses, together with most of his furniture
and other contents of his house, and one pig.
The FIRE caught in the barn-how is unknown.
Loss about 50 coo, no INSURANCE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03
Valuable renements az Arcsfon.

ON Tuesday. Oct A. at a . cocE n :, -, s,ou
" sell double tenement AZ Err = v W S S'r..
E Sgs 1s r. O TSs SIasr sp Yard s tui
tIgs aIs o. Toou, two story, wei nrisled through
Sut shu neAlly lew. ~ LAS good clio ets food . i
lars, good water-hard and soft. The hons 1, A.
good repair and safe property for iayes1Sret ssi
positive, the owner having remoy ed i,ora ne pisce
HENRY BAILEf a Co, Austions.r..
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NEW YORK, Oct. /.
SscoSd Board.-Stocks heavy.
Gold closed this evening at s9--sll0, 900 sold.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Peruvian.

y FARTHER POINT. Oct. /.
The steamship Peruvian from Liverpool
22d via Londonderry 2ad for Queenstown,
passed here at o'cock this P. M.
The steamship Jura from Quebec arrived
out on the 21st. Aks u " Nla4kft$
American advices were regarded as so far
favorable to the North that the confederate
loan had declined no less than 3 per cent. in
less than six weeks. 6i55
THE DANISH QUESTION.
Tho semi-otiicial Nord Deutche Allgemene
Zeitung says that the intention of extending
the terms of the armistice for longer period
has been abandoned. svolss> ~ p
W Tat9a ITALY. 2-ie49 Asait
Z The London Morning Post CONFIRMS the re-
port OF the treaty signed between France and
Italy and believes itself justified in announc-
ing that convention has been sigeed providing
for the withdrawal Of the French troops from
Rome. w
Latterthwaith's Circular says large amount
OF business in the U. S. securities has Deen
transacted under the durass news. They ad-
vanced to d, but no considerable sales being
made they relapsed to 43 3-4a241-4.
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NEW YoRE Oct.
.Ashes-quiet and nominal; Pots II 5o@l2; Pearls
l3G1350. ~ wHrwg TNag
yt.oa-without decided change; sales $50 bales
mid-dling uplandsI 2u(al rs.
Flourreceipts 1856 bbls sales s, 100 bbls; State
and Western odened dull and heavy but closed log
25c lower; supeifne State Z SOC 8 00 extra Or W
@8 30; choice do 40a8 50; State s0GS %; Round
Hoop Ohio 25(@ll IS; choice do 759li bOj super.
fine Western SOS 10; common to good extra DO 20
@e5 30; oouthern-duil, heavy and dropping; safes
$50 bbls mixed to good 10 509l1; fancy and extra
ll@lSO0 Canada dull and heavy sales $50 obls COM
mon extra Z598 80; extra good to choice 6Ggll
Wheat-dull. heavy and 2a3c lower sales 4l,000
bushels at 90@2 90 for Winter Red western and
amber Western, and 1891 Sc for Chicago and
Racine Spring. TsI5e II lisuoI aoisoa
corn-heayy and declining; sales $1,000 bushels
more. 80 .fsssI4.o 6aHf
at zoe. ~'-1--s1 Z 49, !. 81 sIsIass
Beef,quet and steady; sales 100 bbla; total stock
0ld and new Oct l. 1873 pkgs same date last month
$4,000 pKgs same date last year 458 pkgs Country
mess ~ u0gl4 O0; prime 50 repacked Chicago 10 10
Vylo on prime mess nominal. - sA43AA
AZ %. aI3 - :, 80
Iard-dull; sales 1900 bbls at 19t@2O!c. saf
Bntter-dull; State at 3sG46c.
wniskey-dull; SAFES $50 bbls Wes.ern Of 100
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc, /

0Cpbcu1ucI I1fCh1Ai6.
1t having been determined by Gen. Meade
to make an attack on the enemy's right flank,
southwest Of Petersburg, the troops selected
for that purpose were massed near the Weldon
Railroad this morning. These Consisted OF lie
first and second divisions and brigade OF the
Sd division of the 9th corps, with the second
and third divisions of the 9th corps, while
Gen. Crawford with his command held the
works on the flank. taI
At II o'clock the line was ordered TO adj
vance. and the enemy's pickets were driven in.
On reaching the residence of Mr.. PEBBLES, on
the Squirrel Level road, about four miles from
Petersburg, strong line of works was discov-
cred with an entrenched skirmish line In front
running close to the front. The second and
third brigades of the first division took the
advance, and charging drove the rebels into
their works. The rebels, with three guns, OPP
ened on our advancing column, but it pushed
on and never halted until the rebels were driy-
en- rom Their position, with the loss of ono
gun and about sixty prisoners. Our loss up
to tnis time did not exceed 100 in killed and
wounded. s 1>s W 9ASA
After reforming our lines another charge
was made, when the rebels were forced back
nan mile iarthar, where they took a still
stronger position and made desperate resis-
lance to our advance. %. sst a0A
The 9th corps having the advance here the
the rebels succeeded in throwing a force
around the Pegram House, on its left, and
threatened to turn our flank, but Gen. Griffin's
division being at hand they were checked.
The fighting was of the most desperate char
acter, and continued until after dark, our men
holding at that time all the grounds they had
taken from the enemy. Our loss will amount
to about 500, while that of the rebels is proba-
bly, not so large, as they fought nearly all the
time behind entrenchmeuts,- very little ar
tillery was used on our side, the woods being
too dense for that purpose. Pay NE
Contrabands who have come into our lines
say that the rebels yesterday Withdrew nearly
all Of their troops towards Richmond, but
brought some back this morning, including all
tho home guard. A heavy battle is expected
tomorrow, aud it is believed that we shall
take Petersburg during the day, such is the
confidence of our troops. The prisoners
taken belong to the It'll Confederate cavalry
dismounted. Among them is Major and
six commissioned officers. 80
~ 81 HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac. J. ba
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

eenss rom n.sSTs6y given tbst by virtue Of IL
of Curnberland u,1ge Of rrobais for the County
S Sws hS1se on the gres On he ssvenees1S
noon, the Somsstc0d ise4 At cock IN lie aier-
oroeE. lAte OF kreepori in SAID COUNTY y;
sai9 tTeeport and eontaiiug icar acres ~ lana
-. ~ !. HOkAcE BRf w y. Adniri.,,..o-
~~'NN '---H 80 ~@S VI SoPsf 4oOt. 2tnW2uFs
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc

4 Gen. Gregg's cavalry were sent out quite
distance towards the left, and found only a
small force OF New Hampshire cavalry, which
they drove south of Rowanti creek. The
main body of the rebel cavalry are reported as
having crossed the Appomatox yesterday
morning. The fighting up to the present
time has not been renewed. ~
Repotrs from Gen. Buffers department,
state that Gen. Hoke's division attacked our
troops yesterday for the purpose of regaining
the grounds lost the day previous, but that
they were repulsed every time. Some rebel
cavalry attempted to raid in the direction OF
Georges Court House yesterday, but they
soon learned that they were in an unsafe
neighbornood and withdrew. mag
30 (Signed,) "a w. D. McGREGoR.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot nt Auction.

I'M Tuesday, October 4th, at clock p N. on the
- premises, houe No. 20 Federal street. Il Is OF
Two stories with good cellar and cisterns; in
nei Idany and central location. and excellent
cven mood Title clear-sale POSITIVE Posse, sion
SAINT so-s,. HENRY BAILEY CO., Auot'Is.
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Pouland, Reneyolent sncia,r !, /.

HUE Annual Meeting efthe Portland Benevolent
a Society will be held ct the Office Of the Portland
Ire Cents SAVINGS Bank. No lO2 Middle street, ON
Meaneeday October 18th, at O'Clock P. N. for tho
cnoics OF omcers, &c MARTIN CORR. 80
Portland, Sept 2S, 1854 did Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

rr,ur .,..,... boarding house No. ~ Free Street
naw Nv pansred and painted. Rooms furnished
and unfaruished, with board.
sept rs div
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03
Brlg alanzanilla for sale.

FT,HE fine Brig Msnzanilla ls5 tons built in 1881,
Il rates Az good, well found u sails. Far ar,
y offered for sale upon reasonable ryl MAJ 0W
ticulars ipq lire Of j. $3.50, Wh.,.t
sept26dlOt 4 Sensi@A "Ae.i'
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

NnficR

A N adjourned meeting OF the stockholders of the
In. New En- gland tcrew Steamship Company y Ill
be held at the Office of tire New York Steamers,
Browns Wharf. ON Monday Get g. at O'Clock P.
M. Per Order. HENRY FOX,
Dot Ltd Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-03

mouse and Store Lots to Lease.
1 congress-, North and Cumberland, above
-, massmngton street, including the desirable lot
III ~ congress and North streets Apply to
eeploosm A. p. FULLER. 2Se Con ress street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12
NEW YoRK, April 12.


The Herald's Fort Monroe dispatch
reports that during the attempt on Sat-
ur day morning to destroy the frigate
Minnesota, boat apparently floating,
approached here, getting near, ascer-
taioed to contain 3 men, the look warn.
ed them off but they pushed boldly for
the trigate and in few movements an
explosion similar to twenty cannon was
heard, the vessel shook 40 if with par
alyris and the crew tumbled ont Of their
berths. When the confusion subsidized
orders were given to pursue the daring
rebels. The damage done BY the torpe-
do was very trif.ng and has been re.
paired.
The Her0ld's Army Of the Potomac
dispatch reports that the bridges ara
repaired.
General Grant left Colpepper snd =
rived At Washington at IL o'clock.
Heavy rains still further delays the
movements Of the Army of the Poto-
mac for day or two.
The roads are in horri6 condition.
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THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
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20o Broadway, New York.

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WASHINGTON. April II

WARRINGTON, April IL.
The heaviest freshet known for ten years
occurred on the line Of the Orange 4 Alex
sndria Railroad on Saturday night. The
railroad 10 badly damaged 1t Cameron Ron,
four miles from Alexandra, and the water
10 entirely over the track and tie bridge 1t
that point. Heavy slides havs occurred.
and deep cuts have been made between
Springfield and Burke Station. The Boil
Run bridge vas washed away entirely
about noon yesterday. Broad Rom end
Kettle Run bridges are badly damaged.
Several logs were taken out Of the Cedar
Run trestie work, but that has since been
put in order. The Bull Run bridge will be
ready for the passage Of trains at fosr
o'clock this afternoon if further difliculties
do not occur. The whole TRACK will be
ready for travel over it BY 7 o'clock TO-
night.
In consequences Of these di5asters no
no trains we're run to the Army Of tho PO-
tonac yesterday or to-day, but they will
commence running again Tomorrow.
Heavy firing was reported yesterday to
have been heard 10 the direction Of Rristow
Station.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12
New YoRK. April 1.2

The Times has letter from the u. S.
steamer Arkansas, New Orleans I'd. re-
porting the rebel steamer Clifton. for.
msrly U. s. guoboat of that name, at
tempting to run the blockade at Ssbil Q
Pass on tho night Of the 2lst Of March,
with cargo OF cotton, got aground on
the bar where she she remained unmov-
able and was burned to prevent her from
falling into our hands, sho was totally
consumed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12
Special TO World.

WARRINGTON, April III.
Advices received to-day state that con.
slant additions are being made to the de-
fences Of the rebel capitol. Mines ore un-
derstood to be ready at the most vital
points.
Gen. Wilson, chief Of the cavalry bureau,
has been assigned to the command Of tho
lst division Of the Army Of the Potomac.
Col. JuntE, Of the 5th Ohio cavalry, takes
charge Of the bureau.
Gen. Neil and other officers have been
ordered to report to Gen. Smith.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12
WASHINGTON. ADrll IL.

WASHINGTON, April II.
Information has bean received ct the 10.
W department from commander Rowan,
commanding the south. Atlantic block aiding
squadron, Of the capture BY the steamer
Columbis Of the steamer Sumter, and cap.
ture of the steamer Hattie Brooks BY the
Sumter, armed and manned BY detach.
ment of men from the Pawnee, under cum-
mand Of acting master ]. y. ChAmpioo ol
the Pawnee, up the St Johns river, Fiori
do. The Hattie Brooks 10 . valuable prize.
She Is fitted up - foe passenger boat,
has doe saloon, And hes been engaged 10
transporting stores down the St. Johns
river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

WASN'T seroN, April IL.
Sales Of 1O.40s TO day is reported d
$2O6,150.
The report of the Committee on the
Conduct Of War relative to the Florids
expedition says:
On the 18th Of last September Gen
Gilmore addressed Gen. Halleck pro-
position to send force to operate in that
State to recover the territory, and cut of
. rich source Of supplies, and increase
the number of colored troops. On the
22d Halleck replied, authorizing him to
undertake such operations as he might
deem best.
January 22d Halleck wrote: "The
matter is left entirely to your judgment
and discretion with the means at your
command"
The only step taken by the President
seems to be the following:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, Jan. 13,. '64.
Maj. Gen. Gilmore:
| understand an opportunity is being
made by some worthy gentlemen to re-
construct the legal State government Of
Florida. Florida is IN your department,
and it is not unlikely you may be there
in person. | have given Mr.. hay
commission IS Major and sent him to
You with some blank books and other
blanks to aid in reconstruction He will
explain the manner of using blanks, and
also my general views on the subject.
1t is desirable for all to CO operate, but
if irreconciable differences of opinion
arise, you are master.
l wish the thing done 10 the most
speedily way possible, and SO that when
done it will lie within the range Of the
Proclamation.
The subject of detail labor will of
course have to be done by others, but l
shall be greatly obliged if You will give
it such general supervision as you cau
find consistent with your more strictly
military duties.
[Signed A. LINCOLN.
The Expedition numbering 5000 or
1000 was placed by Gilmore under Gen.
e.mour, and Rear Admiral Dahlgren
furnished three guuboals. The particu-
lars Of these operations are given have
been substantially communicated to the
press heretofore.
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alchlgan southern 4 Lake SAer,
RAILROAD.
sUMMsR ARRAN0HMRH4

m AND RTER NAY era, AND M
gu furtAO - notioo trains viii loavo ChioaGp q
- follovs:
TOO A u New York Rxpcss, daily, e1ssp'
0undays.
7S0P Il Night Expsss, daily, snsspt 6esar-
days.
- Trains arivs in Chicago q Sis r n, sDa
SIS An.
All the shove trains make rsealsa connsetioDs
rDunkirk, Bu1alo, Niagara Fails, Albsay, New
FORK, Boston. Philsdslph baltimore and u
points East.
uxurioas new Sleeping Coaches, with ali nod
srn improvements run on Night Trsins.
Through Tickets can be Obtained q the Con-
psay Once. 81 Clark street, vadss 5hsemaa
bsNss, o. q the Depot corner d Old Van burUa
aal Sherman ssroes
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Special - Post.

WAshlNV1ON9 APIII Al.
The tsx bill will undoubtedly BE- report
Cd to the House Tomorrow.
The National bank bill introduced to-day
By M. Hooper, 10 essentially Stsvsns'
substitute. IL will probably pass.
Mr.. Dawes, chairman Of committee O
elections, will return on Wednesday. Il u
expected the election contest will then b
open. d 10 the House.
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New YosK. April IL.

NEw YoaK, April IL.
Gold closed ct 172 l 4 sterling, unsettled
bankers bills, 1873.
The Superior court has issued an injunc.
tion restraining the trustees Of the Marip0-
% Uompswy from Issuing more bonds, which
they proposed to Dc to the amount Of
81, 700 600.
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Savoy Hook. April IL.

SANDY HOOK. April II.
Inc steamer Virginia from Liverpool,
goth. arrived with three days later news
stated that the Danish conference meets
at London April II.