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The Portland daily press., 1864-06-20
BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
EVENING PAPERS.
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June Is.
The rebel Col. Chenowith, accompanied by
Charlton Morgan, member Of John Morgan's
stat, came into Lexington yesterday with
Gen. Hobson, under flag of truce, with the
design of arranging with Gen. Burbridge for
an exchange OF prisoners captured in the re-
cent rebel raid. Gen. Burbridge refused to
recognize the flag, and arrested the rebels and
ordered Gen. Hobson TO the command of hi,
division.
About one hundred and fifty of Jesse's gang
crossed the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad
early this morning az Smithfield. and were
subsequently heard of at Sheibyyille, en- route
for Taylorsville.
On the 10th inst. Col. Weatherford, OF the
18th Kentucky cavalry, evacuated Burksville,
and on the following Wednesday Benefits
gang took possession Of the post, and gave the
town up to pillage.
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GB- Rev. G. D, of Fayette County.
Arkansas, one OF the genuine forest born
orators, preaching not long since on the "glo-
ry Of the saints" delivered the following
bust OF native eloquence, when is too good
TO be lost:
"Who, my brethren, can describe the glory
OF saint? Why, nothing on earth can liken
ID. II you drill hole through the sun, and
put II on your head for crown. and split the
moon asnnder, and put the pieces on your
shoulders for epsluets; if you tear down the
starry curtain OF the skies and wrap ii round
your body for a robe, and ride to heaven on
the lightning wings of the tempest-ths will
be q, nothing to the glory OF the saintsw
sE-The American Illustrated papers for
this week have been receiAed at the book and
periodical store Of A. Robinson, No 81 Ex-
change Street.
1-Gunboat Pontoosuc left this port yes
terday for Brooklyn, n. Y.
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March 3, 1854.

CAPE ELIZABETH. July I, 1853.
SIR;-During my connection with the State Re-
form School. as q teacher. l.. n. Atwood's Bitters
introduced there and used with mark cd success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A.P. HILLMAN.
HANOVER, NE, Oct. !, 1861.
Dear Sir I'll have used L. y. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or Is years. have tried great number
Of medicines for Dyspepsia. but without effect These
Bitters the only remedy that have relieved
me Of this distressing complaint. Ny neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use Of them.
JOEL HOW.
IF Be,care Of Coaaterreits and base imitafioMs,
Of tchich aer signed IN" r., iasfead Of L. y.
Aticood The genuine is signed L. y. Attcood, and
"a safeguard against smPosifiox bears EXTRA
LABEL, coantersigHed II. H. NAY. Druggist, Port.
land, Ne, sole General Agent.
For sale BY respectable dealers in medicine gewer
ally. ianl6 6meod&w3
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rY-Ifyou srein want OF any kind o { PRIETIN
call at the Daily Press Once; II
Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, June 10. Chas Evans and Miss
Alice Leighton.
In Bath, June l6, Geo w Reed of Richmond, and
Miss Emma Bailey, of b.
In Biddeford, june T. Horace Speed and Miss
Lorana Morrison.
In Biddeford, June IL, Francis NJ Cove and Miss
Clara NJ Dyer.
In York, June s, Joseph Shaw and Miss LYDIA Ann
Chapman
In Bath, June I6. Chas Motley and Miss Lena A
Palmer.
In Paris, June Is. Otis Dudley and Miss Mahala
ID Curtis both of w oodstock
In Bath June 10, Frank b Shaw and Mas Georgia
c Packard.
In Bangor June 10. Stillman W Gray, of Brewer,
and Miss Elizabeth A Adams, of II.
In Bangor. June 9, I Atwood, Esq. of Benton, and
Miss Abbie w Stone of Hampden.
In stotson. Aprif3o, Otis Smith and Miss Maria
II Hodgdop.
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New YORK, June Is.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal 18th,
has arrived.
The rebels opened fire from Sullivan's and
james Islands on the It'll, which was replied
to by our guns. No damage was sustained
by us.
At night the guns OF Fort Putnam opened
on rebel steamer bound from Charleston for
Fort Sumter, laden with troops and supplies.
She was disabled, run aground, and at day.
light dem llshed by our guns.
Deserters are constantly coming into our
lines
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DEATH OF SoLDIRRs.-The following
deaths Of Maine soldiers In hospital at Wash
ington are reported WIN. Belger, Z, LIST Me.
Heavy Artillery; Freeman j. Lnight, C, 32d
Me-. Samuel Clpnders, E, 18th Me. Heavy
Artillery.
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The unconditional Union voters of Yarmouth are
requested TO meet at the Temperance Hall in said
town, on Thursday the 23d inst, at u O'Clock L. M
for the purpose of selecting Delegates to attend the
State Convention 10 be holden in Augusta June 90
Also to select De egaes to attend tbs Con
Convention to be holden in Portland on Thursday
the It'll day of July next.
Per Order Town Committee.
Yarmouth june &c. "a. tunel7
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PRoPRIHfoRs.
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Pocket Book Lost.

CONTAINING about sl40o (seven sl00 bills.
~ two $50 and several $40 Government. an small
bills different banks between Comm ercial Street
and Milk Street market, between the hours of 1871
and ii O'Clock on Saturday. Whoever will return
the same to the City Marshal's office or 20 r. n.
Weston Co., los Commercial Street, will be suita-
bly, rewarded. NJ L. CRAY.
Portland, June 20, 1885,.
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New YORK. June Is.
The Herald's correspondent with General
Hunter, writing June 18th. says: The army
Is again advancing. A dispatch from Lee,
captured, urges lmboden to hold out and he
will reinforce him.. Gen. Hunter is moving
with the view to counteract the movements Of
the enemy, who are preparing to make strong
defense at Lynchburg.
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BUY Me, aud I'll do you Good"
Use ID r. LaueIey,s Root and Herb Ritter

For Jaundice, Costiveness. Liver Complaint. HUI
mors. Indigestion. Dyspepsia Piles, Dizziness. Head
ache. Drowsin ss and ali diseases arisib from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons subject in spriI and summer.
They cleanse the system, regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness of mind and strength OF bodv TO all who use
them. So by all dealers In Medicine everywhere
AZ %, so and rs cents per bottle. GEO. G. GOOD
WIN Co., 81 Hanover Street. Boston. Proprie-
tors. ap2 dam
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The unconditional Union Men of ,Pownal are re-
quested to meet at the Town House in said town. on
saturday the 18th inst. at o'clock p. NJ. for the
purpose of selecting delegates to attend the State
Convention TO be hold-n at Augusta. June 18th.
Per Order OF Town Committee.
pOWnal. Jupe 18th lS84.-dtd
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Town Caucus.

The citizens of North Yarmouth who are uncon-
ditionally loyal to the government requested to
meet in caucus at the Town House. at O'Clock p n
on Saturday June 25th to select delegates to attend
the Convention Augusta June 29th
Por order Town Comm.
June lG 1864
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DEATH OLE GEN. PoLK.-The Washington
STIR says Sec'y Stanton has received a dis
patch from Gen. Sherman confirming the
death Of Che rebel Gen. Polk.
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Feb IS lat 81 o. S. Ion Is W, ship Sydenham, from
Boston for Bomnay.
April TO- lat so n. Ion rs os Z, ship Indian. from
Mauritius for Calcutta.
April a. lat 0s n Ion % IS f, ship Ellen Maria,
nom Havana for Bombay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ladies', Christian Con,m,ss;on
WeStDrOOk.

There will be special meeting of tho Mana gers of
this Society, at their rooms, this Monday afternoon
at O'Clock. jun2J dit Per order
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"SozoDosT'' is now attracting very considerable
attention. and well il may. he article represented
by this musical name is of the best preparations
for the teeth and gums that has been offered to
the public.
We have been familiar with its results for some
years past, and have never known a case in which
its not pleasing and highly satisfactory. Ii
polishes the teeth hsrdens the guns. and gives .
deHce Daily Press. mchl6 1t
rY-Ityou srein want Of any kind ofPRINTING
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THOMAS G. LORING. DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange s. Federal Srs.
A perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. moh25 diff
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SP CIAL MOTTO ES.
Opening of Summer Bonnets

MRS. A. COLBY will, on Thursday. Juue 2. open
q choice selection of
Summer Bonnets, Caps, Head-dresses, &C.,
To which your attention is respectfully invited
No. Free street Block.
Portland, June l, 1864. jnldtf
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Board.

A Gentleman and his wife, and three or four sin.
N gls gentlemen can find pleasant rooms with
board at "a Cumberland Street
juno d2w- G. CRANf,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

sid I'm Singapore April Is. ship Aristides. Bu,k-
man. for Boston.
Sid I'm Gibraltar 18th ult. sch Sea Breeze, Rogers
from New York for Leghorn,
sid I'm Cienfsegos 9Th inst. brig William & Mary.
Jordan, New York.
ner Havana; 9th, brig Pierce, Strout Nlork.
Ar at Ncuvitas 2sth ult. barque Curtis. Syyester
KY West
Ar at sagua 9Th inst. sch John w Miner. Berry.
Havana.
SID fun st George ID 18th inst sch Eudora, Lord.
Proyidence.
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Per ton.
Entering loaded and going away loaded. 50 IS
do loaded and going away in ballast. $50
do In ballast and going away loaded, 200
do with coal equal TO or more than her
register calls for and having
other cargo on board. 70
do with coal only and less than her regis
ter calls for, 20
do with coal only and less than for room
not occupied, 10
do with coal less than the register call for
and having other cargo on board. IS
do with coal less than the register for all
cargo, 23
do In ballast and taking away full cargo
of molasses. 50
do Ia ballast and taking away produce. 200
do In ballast and taking AWAY produce,
for every ton not occupied, 05
do and leaving In ballast, 05
Calling. o.
The object Of the above alteration is TO simplify
many of the port charges by merging them In the
tonnage duty excluding such a. fees of the captain
Of the PORT stamps. stsgchro pilotage. clearHnces
&c, which will have to be paid separately.
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fuNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
Il concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust Of Administrative
Of the estate of
ALBERT b. HILTON.
late of Portland. in the county of Cumberland,
deceased, BY giving bond as the law directs; she
therefore requests all persons who indebted TO
the said deceased's estate to make immediate pay
ment; and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for settlement to
Portland. June ], 1864. 25w8ws
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Barque Lucy A Nicklcs. Ford. Boston.
Sch Rio, Clark, Pembroke.
Sch Nonpareil Bunker. Millbridge,
Sch Linet, Morton. Bristol.
Sch Mary b. -, Boothbay.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth. haupt, Waldoboro.
SAILED-U gunboat Pontoosuc. for Brooklyn.
ny TELEGRAPH TO MERCHANTS lxcHASeE.
PORT ROYAL Scar It'll. brig Sea Foam, from
Bath; sth. sch Doane. Megathlin, do.
schooner OF 125 TONS called the John Boynton.
was launched from the yard Of Charles II Kelley. nj
Calais. recently.
Ship Sam Dunning. before reported Lost. register
1502 tons. and built 1t Brunswick In 1854 from
which port she hailed.
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IMPORTS.
MINIATURE ALMANA
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturdny............... june IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City. Liscomb, Boston.
Barque Princess, (Br) Ryan. Havana.
Brig Larrabee. Carlisle. Philadelphia.
Sch W Eadie. Thurlew. Newburyport.
Sch Centurian Green Bangor for Boston.
Sch Oneco Park. Bangor Tor Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York-Emery
& Fox.
Sch Dacotah, Clifford. Cardenas-H Robinson.
Sch 3 v Coonan, (Brl Dickson, IIillsboro NIB
master.
Cox.
Sunday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Jamo 10.
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NOTICE 70 MARINERS.

HAVANA, 10th Of June ls54.-In conformity with
Royal order published here the ID inst. the Ton
mage dues. Spanish measurement, on foreign vessels
visiting the island from and aer lst of July, will
DO a. follows:
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

Ns,c advertisements Day.
Post Ofice-Letter List
Board-C Crany.
Probate Notice
Town Meeting-Westbrook.
Ladies' Christian Commission.
Pocket Book Lost-M l.. Gray.
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Portland Photographic Gallery

so MIDDLE ST, P0RTL AND, Me-,
A. s. Wis, Proprietor.
Portland, May IL, 1864. mayI2d6m
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H-Gunboat Pontoosuc left this port yes.
terday for Brooklyn, n. Y.
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inhabited this globe.
Water Tanks for the People.

Total. i, 400, $40 57,7ss.loo el,7s
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under the Union, as the northern proposition
--he secuted the scheme as not simply imprac-
ticable, but as utterly undesirable. lie was
unwilling to submit the matter to decision
of the majority.
"We did not need the testimony of Colonel
Jaoues or Mr.. Gilmore TO inform US what
these ambitious southern leaders aim at and
desire; yet their testimony is valuable at this
time. 1t shows US the head and front of the
rebellion still clnging to the old dream of a
slave empire, still vehemently hostile to the
Union, still persistent for war and bloodshed.
Nothing but the disruption and ruin of the re-
public will satisfy them; and they will listen
to overtures of peace on no other terms. In
this state of things 1t is clear that nothing is
left to us but to prosecute the war with re-
newed vigor. Farragut and Sherman and
Grant are our best negotistors. Until the
rebel government Is dispersed, which will not
he until its armies are destroyed, We can en-
terrain no hopes of peace. That government
Is bent on war to the end-those armies are
but its supple instruments-an both stand as
wall between the people of the North and
the people o. the South. Left to themselves,
the people would sooa and easily reconcile
their differences, adjust their causes OF dis
pute, remove the bone OF contention, and put
the nation once more strongly and permanent
ly on its feet; but while the conspirators OF
Richmond hold sway, with armies to back
them, the battle must go on, and we waste our
wind In talking Of armistice,."
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Distribution of the National Banks.

There are now established four hundred and
sixty nine National banks, with an aggregate
capital of over seventy-nve million dollars and
an aggregate circulation of ne arly twenty-six
millions. The six New England states con.
tain eighty one of these banks the seven CEN
trail seabosrd states have one hundred and
eighty -niue; the thirteen western aud north
western states. including West Virginia and
rennessee.have one hundred aud ninety-eight !;
Louisiana has one.
OF the capital held by these banks those in
the six New England states have nearly TWEEN
ty-tvo millions with circulation OF over five
and quarter millions; those in the seven
other seaboard states have over thirty-two
millions, with q circulation OF over eleven and
a quarter millions; those iu the thirteen west
ern aud northwestern states have a capital of
over twenty one and quarter millions, with
a circulation of over nine millions.
II appears that in the National banks of the
New England states the circulation Is to the
capital about as five is To twenty one; In the
central seabosrd states about as eleven to thr.
ty-two; aud in the western and northwestern
states about as nine TO twenty-one.--[N. Y.
EreRiHg Post.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF GoLD.-An in
geniUus robbery OF gold took place on Monday
in Wall street, New York, in the followi ing
manner; A small boy-as is the very impru-
dent custom among downtown merchants
aud others-was sent by his employer with a
bag containing 5000 in gold, intended for a
broker in Wall street. At the office the boy
placed the bag on the counter, but was told
by person behind ii that the principal was
MT IN, and that he tthe speakeri had nothing
TO do with the office business. A man stand
ing in the ofice outside of the counter APP
preached the boy. GAN right, sonny" says
the obliging and courteous stranger-"eave
the bag. They all know me here. I'll tend
TO it Tor you aud see its all right" The limo
cent youth, glad 10 be relieved of the necess-
ty of waiting any loager, left the office in a
serenely uhsuspecting frame of mind. mo-
ment after. The stranger lett with the plumber
ed specie, and OF course has not been heard
IRON since.
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Grants Late Movements.

How readily the Copperhesd Journals catch
up everything that has the least appearance
OF defeat OF the Potamac army, or a back
ing out OF Grant from Virginia. A few
days ago their columns were teempg with
such news, and even some had the patriotism
TO shed tear over the record as they were
making it. The Argus has brief editorial
upon the subject, but we are not aware that
the paper on which 1t was written was blot.
ted or blurred by any tears-whether croco-
die or of purer water. The editor wa.
not satisfied with copying the lying tele-
graphic news, but concocted an editorial upon
IL SO as TO bring it more prominently before
the his readers.
The stories ran after the following fashion,
each Copperhead editor using his own phrase
ology as he recorded the rulnor:
"Grant is abandoning the seige of Rich
mond. His campaign Is a failure. He is
backing OUT
The Argus, the Richmond Inquirer, and
many Copperhead editors carefully put Grant
on board Transports aud sent them down the
river to Washington. The Argus said IRE
cent intelligence indicates that the Campaign
has been completely abandoned and the at
tempt to take Richmond given up-that most
OF The army had gone TO Washington, &c,
Now what are the facts In the case? Do
they show any intention on the part OF Grant
10 withdraw his forces from Rchmohdp So
far is this from being the fact, Grant has on
ly changed his position and advanced some
miles nearer the rebel capital. In making
this change, he moved down the river for the
purpose Of putting Lee of his guard, and
having done that most successfully, he return.
cd and planted his forces in position where
they could operate TO better advantage, and
where a good victory was won. Lee was de-
ciyed, aud now, no boubt, wishes he had not
sent TO large force to join Early.
IL is very evident that Grant has made a
strategic movement which has surprised Lee,
and has produced some arrangement of reb-
ell plans. Our readers will see how greedily
Tue Copparheads "gobbe up" any rumor that
looks like defeat of our armies. and spread
II Tar and wide. Itwoud seem from sncb an
aspect OF the case, that these Copperheads
base their hopes Of the success of their mar
ty onthe ruin of our government and countrr
The fewer victories the Union army gains Tho
brighter they consider their prospects. II
such party could get the control of affairs.
we might expect to see JEFF. Davis IN the
White House at Washington, and the South.
ern traitors surrounding him as Cabinet of
acers. But we have too much faith In the
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DONIEsTIC PORTS.

BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, brig W Treat. knight.
CID l7,h. brig Caroline. fnlsbury, Kennebupk 4;
sch Envoy, Pearl. Boston
PhiLADELPHiA-Arls 18th. sch Mary Ellen. from
AR i7ih. bsrquc Alex None |. Small. Pensacola
brig Sea Lon. Lowe, osce Bay cBi sch Pocahon.
CID lsth. brqao c Norton. Price Por, Rov,l
brig snua Wellington. johnson Laguayra.
brig w A Dresser. Hatch. BIO ton
lid 18th. bsrque d ;. for ortland.
AT Delaware Breakwater 10Th. barqae Albion Lin
co.'s. from Ncuvitas. wig orders ana about Is schs
Grivo IN b, heavy Ne wind.
NEW YoRk-Ar l7th ship Scranton. VIII
liams Liverpool; baique Winthrop. tBrl It Marin.
brigs Mary, Martin. Marseiles; fredoaia veaxie'
Caspian, Dunn, Ausquash Nh: Ek Alles' 10 I
Royal sc; Harriet, Gay, I'm Ell abethport for Fall
River John faiten; Dosne kondout for Boston /;
Cid lith. schs Il SCANNED. Thompson st John
NB Mary Kelley Reed. Maehias.
Ar istn, snip ! L wheccr. 6add. Glasgow; schs
{ \ karnsworth. Croweli. ruEk. Island: Camilla
Appleby, ST andrews M
lid 18th shi? Marcia c Dsy. Chase. Liverpool;
barque Curtis. Sylye ter ihilsdelphia: brig fubai
Gaia. LoriBg. Cow BAY CB: schs i " Praff. Mem
driek Linssn CD; Catswamieak. Xix. Portland;
Learh, sherman. do; ssyen sisters, Grew ey. ana
lliy tell Ar 18Th, Bsrqas Albion Lincoln. from
Neuvitas.
PRoviDENCE-Ar i7th sehs William Crawford.
Gross. Georgetown DC; Sarah Ann, Grover Calais;
Shoa Wa er. Coombs. Bangor
Sid 18th. ssbs Hufd, Snow. for New York; sarah.
PAWTUcKET-Ar lsth, ssh Adelaide. Harding.
GOudsboro.
Sid 18th. sch Georgiana Phi brook. for New York.
for Bangor
soMERsET-AE II h. brig Ella Maria, Palmer,
from kIetoa.
NEWPOkr-Ar nth. : rs Albion, Townsend, FL
len Perkins E,dridge: Rod ia kei. Averili. aud X
Bulwnkle. Ere CHI. trom Elisabethport for Boston;
Canton. DonneH York for New orb: A L stimp.
son. Cummings. New York for Yarmouth rs; Han
lie Westbrook, Littlf io1r, for Portland: Lizzie
Glover, X, ekisnd Tor New York; John a Prank
Fowler. Providence Tor do.
Also ar IL h. brig Judge Hathaway. Ro-er.. from
New York for Cow Bal CB; sch Caroline Knighf
flaming, New York tor Passport.
Ar Is h. sch Henry ALI Ell, brown, Ellzabcihport
for Fall River,
Dl6HioS-Ar 18th, sch Comet. Hodsdop. from
Baugor. ~
SD lIth, sehs ossuna. Johnson. Fictou; Montery,
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 18th. sch Carver. Rem.
HOLINESS BOLE-Ar1.th. schs Marin W Bates
Z !oyd; Gay Heal TOR New York: George w snow
Haskell, im khzabethport for Plymouth; Gov Cory.
20 tor hallowell Star. CIowcll Boston or
dletown V""-"sO -
inst for Portland
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loyalty and patriotism Of the American peo-
pie to be troubled with fears of such catas-
trophe.
In spite of all these Copperhead assaults
upon the pillars of the Republic; in spite of
all this croaking and groaning; In spite of
this constant pulling down; in spite of this
eternal fault finding; in spite of all these
secret rejoicings at rebel victories, or what
seems to Coppsrhead eyes to be suchvc
tories, the great Union party of the coun-
try will continue on its triumphant course,
until the rebel power is broken, the loyal SEN
timent of the South set free from the military
power that now bears it down, the Union re-
established aud all keep step to its glorious
mus'c,