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The Turf:
WHOM COURSE, L. I.-rROrrIN0.
wnDssDAra Sept 27.-swcepssakes saoo. mile heats
best three in We, 70 wagons
S eissrs ns%sd n. med Lady Poion...i
w. Bennett named D. g Gold Hunter. ::.dr.
Time, 2: lX-2:s5-254K-2:sS
FSrt Hea, Lady l'Oien the favorits at ton 10
She the lead ~ the start, and kept II to the
end of the heat winning. by ave lengths Kitty Clyde
being unable get along 9Th the immense weight be-
hind her. Corser, her drivw, weighing about 270 lbs
avoirdupois. Time, 2:6lX
Second Heat-James Ward sSAu got b behind Kitty
Clyde the odds being about wst they were before the
Lady Pollion got away win the lead; but before
she reached the quarter pole she oSe and Kitty Clyde
went in 'front.' kept there and canss N winner Dy f0ur
Third Heat Three to then offered on Kitty
2:54h.
Fourth Heaf-Ths heat was counterpart Of tho pre-
cedng one; and by Kitty, In 2:55.
To-day tho great purse trot comes OF a. the Fashion
Course between Lady Emma General Butler and George
Wilkes. Blonde and Dexter also entered, but will
not start Lady Emma the favorite against the held
General Butler being the second choice Wilkes 70 not
horse than Thursday and will make better
General Butler and Emma both in capital con-
dtcn
CINCINNATI RACEs-sEcoNp DAT.
The first race was hurdle handicap Of $50 sach, hsT
forfeit for all horses purse $780, eight hurdles
two miles, 5000 first horse $500 second entries and
forfeits to the third For this there were five en-
tries viz:-R Underwood's b. g. N. D., aged; J. NJ
McCelands b. m. Mollie b., five years old; J w. Wei
don's b. Wateree, three years old; d. Reedy's b. h.
Zgzag five years old, and J. STATIONS b. Lanigan
four years DID, The two last named did not start NJ
j. won the race, beating Moe D. and Wateree. Mollie
D. fell over the rst hurdle her rider being unable
to mount again, negro who close at hand jumped
on the mare aud wont with the race Wateree fell
over the second hurdle, and did not go any fuisher
Time a:32.
The second for purse of $780, for all ages
and q quarter mile heats. For this race three
came to the post viz:-Dr wcldon's br h. Leather
lungs, Ave years DID, by Lexington, dam Gossamer by
Glencoe Ward McGrath's CHI Conscrpt, thcee years
old, by Revenue, dam LOUISA Jordan, and Renwick h
Leonard's b. c. Ringmaser- Leatherungs won the irst
and third heats Conscr.pt tho second hea This race
noby contested throughout each heat being WOE py
a neck only Time, 2:44-2:46-247
There avery large attendance including hundreds
Of beautiful and fashionaby dressed ladies'
General Grant was present. and was highly delighted
with the splendid running.
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Serious Mutiny ON Board the ship Cal.
houn and Arrest OF the Grew.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner Belts.
The crow Of the Liverpool packc. ship Calhoun were
yesterday brought up before United States Commissioner
Belts charge Of mutIny preferred against them by
Captain Page Of that vessel The crew, thirtyone in
NUMBER were arrested by Acting United States Marshal
Thompsons orders yesterday morning they having been
In confinement from the arrival Of tho vessel guarded by
force Of the harbor police From the aidavits In the
appeared that the 21st Of September the
discomfort Of the crew. which had been slightly cvinccd
previous occasions, broke out In violence when
boatswan 70 preserve order and dsc pllne incrercd
taking part with the cook, whom he deemed the party
aggreved In the Others OF the joined In, and
q combined attack was made upon the cook and boat
swain. This brought the the support Of
the assaulted and the boatswain having retreated aft
The mate warned The erew 70 ds", and rc,arn oosy 70
their duties but this having effect they fired upon
the rioters one Of whom fatally shot IN the breast
dying soon after Some others injured by tho dis
charge This exaspcrnted the 10 madness, and only
that the captain ut this juncture among them there
Is little doubt that the mate and boatswain would have
been sacrificed 10 their fury The demanded Of the
captain that he should NJ once put the mate and boat.
swain irons they would hang them, which, In order
10 gain time and allow tho passion OF tho crew 10 sub
side, he consented TO do Irons put them, and
they held In durance In this way till the 6np
ing the por, and having pilot on board the captn Gig
nailed gunboat which came alongside and from which
force was put on board the Calhoun, and the
rested for mutiny
Tho crew in their defence say that they were most
foully treated during the passage being kept short Of
tons aud that with which they supplied be bad
ly cooked. On the day Of the outbreak they state hat
thor food unfit TO eat, and when they went 10 the
cook to demand something better he assaulted soc &C
them with largo fork They further state that yi6
lcnco would have occurred but that the mate ahd boat
swain armed Themselves and fired amongst thcm without
intmation waning OF any kind II for this rea
son that they demanded aud insisted upon those two ON
being confined TN the ship should reach port.
The Cofnms. icnor Fixed upon Friday ncxt for an OK.
animation into all the circumstances of tho The
ctewn the meantime are confined In Ludlow street ail
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The National Game.

WOODS MINsTRELs vs. HOOLEY's TROUPE.
The contest between two mines from these noted min
strc halls which took place the Union Club grounds
at Morsania; yesterday attracted quite numerous and
distinguished audience among whom were number Of
ladies. The Wood party turned out TO be the most ex
pcricnced hands at the business the Hooley mon
ranking among the mullins general thing, the game
proving be very sided affair." far the scoring
OF runs concerned Woods men obtaining "a i'm tho
nine innings IL by the Hooey The return atch,
which to take place tho Capoline grounds, Brook
Ign, will attract large crowd Bryant's troupe are TO
challenge the winners of the next match, we believe
The following IA the score
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building OF ten SECOND class steam IRE engines 70 o.
copeed a. soon Is possible for Of this department
. That plans and specifications be prepared ior 49,
uon, for horses, &c 81 houses or HOOK ana Larues
Company Is, No lo6 Elizabeth street, and Engine CON-
pany 20 No. l4s East Fifth street.
That oiicers and members Of Hook and Ladder Com
pany NO II be relieved from duty and hononoiy az
Adjourned 10 Friday.
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Tine ManOmD.
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND GONNA or
THE STATE OF NEW YoRK-ELEcTIoN OF or
FIoERs POR THE ENSUING yKAR-0RAND BAN
QUIET, ETC.
The city IA full Of Masons nom all parts the Stats
The Grand Commandery Of the State Of Now York are
holding their annual session here Large numbers %
the Oldest and most influential member OF the ordse
are present Some important business pertaining 70 the
order was transacted yesterday.
The Commandery resumed It's labors at nine O'Clock
this morning. and proceeded to the election OF omcs
for the ensuing year, which resulted as foliews:-ss
Reason Mundy, of watertown, r. e. Grand Commander:
Biz John A. Leiferts Of New York, E. Deputy Grand
Commander; Sir II. Clay Preston, Of Bnghamton, X
Grand Generassimo; Sir George Babcock, Of Troy,
e Grand Captain General; Sir Charles II ratts
Of Bnghamton f. Grand Preate Sir Horace Fuller Of
Rochester, T. Grand Senior Warden; Sir James McCrs-
S o. ~ TsaV rn0, warden de- S !S
Of New York. E. Grand Recorder Sir Frank I. Stowcl,
q Cuba, Grand Standard Bearer Sir Jas Bachelor
Syracuse, Z. Grand Warden; Sic NJ " B. Hart OF SYRIA
cuee Grand Sentinel; Sir Joseph b. Chafee, Of Alton,
Tie Installation In due form OF she newly eesed ON
Gers BY NJ s. and Hon. Mr. Henry |. Palmer Grand
occurred this aftesnoon. The Grad Commandery was
fully attended this morning 1t Is said TO be the largest
conyoc'sion ever hsa N the state, Among The s.sr
announcement that NJ Z. and Hon. Henry l..
Palmer Grand Master Of the Grand Encampmert az
the Untoc. States was in the city, Uumittee, COO
sisting OF Sir Clinton P Paige, w. O.. Master OF tho
Grand Lodge and sir John l. Lewis W @ IL XII Priest
was appoiuted wait upon h.sa They reported him
In waiting He hcneupon received With knightiy,
honors, and addressed by tho II. ~ Grand Com
mander, to which he made a suitable repl,s.
The anxuai session decided % DO held 80
Syracuse, ths first Tuesday in October, 1860
This evenisg splendid banquet given to thos
Grand Commentary by tho 81. Omer's Coumandcry Of
Elmra. II the most magnificent aiau ever wit
messed In Western New York Some three hundred and
fifty guests down the tables which werertlied with
all the decacies Of the season. After th9 banquet
number of toasts drank, among others, ~Tho As0
caled Press OF New York ;" which responded to by
L. CALDWELL ESQ., of the Diy Advertiser, in eloquent
speech The band of the First Veteran Reserves fur
nished muse for the occasion. After the banquet n
grand ball took place at the hotel The memssrs Of the
Grand Commanery declare this TO have been the best
and happest meeting they have ever held
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News from Fortress Monroe
Eoprppsa Moypor SAINT Ok Ia.


The steamer Escort has arrived here from City
Point She is bound Baltimore with the Fifth United
States colored troops Colonel J. Black. They came.
from Newbern, N. q
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 20, 1865.
The bark Hclress sailed yesterday for London, with
tobacco and the brig Edith sailed to-day. wilma cargo
of kerosene oil, for European market
The United States ship John Phillips sailed to-day for
New York.
A colored man named Blew arrested hsrc-today
by the Provost Marshal the charge OF being implicated
in the robbery Of thousand and fifty dollars some
time since from cler attached to Moodys suffer store
at Hampton.
Under the direction of the Quarlernaster Departments
the removal OF large amount of ammunition, cemprs
ing ordnance stores and two hundred barrels OF POWDER
the storehouses the wharves at Portsmouth, Va,
commenced to-day to relieve the Inhabitants OF all
apprehersons OF the possibility of any explosion.
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Indictment or Army Uniccrs.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept TO- 1865.
II h announced that Major General Palmer aud Briga
der General Brsbn have been indicted for abducting
slaves aud otherwise interfering with tho slave laws Of
Kentucag
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A.-Thc Finest OvercOats Ever Seen In
this country ready for sale.
Y. BROKAw. 62 Lafayette place. and
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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A.5Jcn lsl PA S-roadway, f. Selling
his laaes aha io'rns SHOES reduced prices. Tho
LANES are 'nN'"- u call and JEFFERs, 53 Broadway.
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteriss|-
Circulars and drawings sent.
D. 'Los1% bsoker i76 Broadway.
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HonLEY's MINsTRELs.


Clubs. Lat. I'd. 3d. 4h. 5h. 6th IN. SA. 9th. Total.
Moo s rs, I i / 5 i T.
Umpire, Mr. Quick OF the Union Club Scorers, Messrs.
Bedell and Randolph Time Of game, three hours and
half Fly catchcs--Wood's, s.; Hooley's, 8.
EAGLE VS.. ACTIVE.
The second nine match between these clubs yesterday
resulted the of the Eagles by Of % to
13-lvc innings only being played 81
EMPIRE VS.. MYSTIC.
The match between these clubs at Hoboken yesterday
terminated in signal victory for tho Empires by score
OF so to 10.
THE ATLANTICs, OF BROOKLYN, vs. THE HARVARD
UNIVERSITY NINE-ANOTBER VICTORY YOR TEE
ATLANTICs.
Bosros, Sept. 81, 1865.
The game between tho Atlantic Club Of Brooklyn and
the Harvard University niue played on the Common
day the presence OF ten thousand spectators Tho
Atlantcs battcd heavily, but elded loosely. The Har
Yards cded nicely and feel proud Of their score Tho
score was:-Atantcs So; Harvards, o. Crane led the
the Atlantic side, obtaining outs to ten
Flagg led the score for the Harvard.
The Atlancs left here TO night for HEREFORD TO play
the Charter Oak Club there tomorrow at one O'Clock.
Mayor Lincoln, Admiral Strn ham, Constructor Harit
and other public men were on the ground during the
games
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Batchcl0r's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
,y,i harmless reliable And instantaneous Tho only par
feet Dye Also foteae.slng Extract OF Milcneurs Pre-
serves tue half 81 Barclay street, New tork
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A.-Boys' and Childrcn's
GARIBALDI CUTAwAY AND ZOUAvE SUITS,
by the Thousands, at reasonable prices.
Ly. BROKAw, o. Lafayette place. and
"a Fourth syenYe opposite Cooper Union
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Trusscs.--Marsh q Co.'s Ola rSsfabIisIed
Radical Cure Truss Once sli AZ No.2 yesy street lay
attendant
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Best and Che possibilities Hair Dyes
large size 7c Try IT, Sold by druggists Depot Dcy street.
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WONDERFUL The Celebrated Brand, "Sea
Islandn SHIRTS, and eoli at s. ~ zach. . 60.
SMITH 4 FOWLER. No. Park row.
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A.-Marsh's Truss Once Renewed 60 51A
Broadway Shoulder Braces, silk Elastic stockings, SILK
Elastic Abdominal Belts lady attencAst
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wncox g. oibbs' sewing Machine, no.
COS broadway
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GUIDE and BAsrER, for all sewing machines at the
ing oDce Institute Fair, and tarnnms
Museum 81 ~ with directions. Agents WANTS. Invent
oys Office us Broadway, New York.
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Corns, Dunions, Enlarged joints and
all OF the feet cured by Dr. POPPER coo Broad
way corner Of Houston street. room No. TO-
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Esthetico-yeuraIxIcon-rne Celebrated

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on-Xho ScicDr"sou
Apparatus = -, ,,,,x.uxr,
For the OF the Eye Ear Chronic Caarrh
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Catarrh Asthma Affections of the Voice, Laryngal Bron
oha and Pulmonary Complaints Disordcrsd Functions o.
the stomach Liver OF breath, Wheezfng Cough
and distressing affections OF the Chest; morbid aec
lions Liver Weakness Of Nerves md general debility
the whole system fu at the residence
OF the inventor Dr. Won EIsENBERG s6 Broadway, ne@s
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE MINUTE.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. zAcHARiE. 70
Broadway
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Dccalcoma nie-A New Process 90 Em-
beilsh Porcelain Wood Glass, silk Leather &C. Can b
praciced BY every one. 81 broadway.
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has not extended GFkINs Universal Hat Store. No SIS
broadway There mny be al that Paris cn exhibit ~
the way OF chdrcns young dios ana Infants Hats and
Bouucts, al such prices place them within tho
reach of families IN modeIne circumstances The stock
Imported domesc fresh FROM the hands OF the iaost
''''' GIEiN No s3 broadway
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"Night Blooming Ccrcus"-I.ike the Bera
sublime,
Not for a day but for all coming time.
PIAION'& SON, manufacturers, 5l7 Broadway, New
York. Sold everywhere.
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Ladies' Waterfalls, Curtis, Longbrnids,
selling twenty Eve per cent cheaper than ELSEWHERE al
BRAfrEAU5 Hair Goods Emporium, 81 Court street,
Brooklyn.
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Crutchcs.-Hartman's Patent Elastic
Rubber Clutches Tho greatest Improvement Of the agv.
For sale at 76,s Broadyay. -I-. '1<s. ------.
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Scarf Pins for Gentlemen.
Two Three, Five Eight 10 Seventy i've dollars each.
For sle by O. ALLEN No AIS Broadway, door below
Canal street
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Howe Sew Ing Machine Co.-Elfas Howe,
Jr, President GO Broadway Agents wanted
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second nd Han Hand safes for saie-che"p fo'
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Board OF Fire Cos,amissioners.

ORGANIZATIONS, DIsBANDlsgETs, CONTRACTS, ETC.
An amount OF business was transacted at yesterdays
meeting Of this Board--some Of considerable import.
ancc There vas la pcerd and large attendance Of
80 xAsT-T.s-- TANr % -
Spectators. Inc proceedings as follows:-
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Envelopes and Writing Papcr.-Bar-
gains 70 be had. HAsKINs a Co, 30 Beekman street.
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Ivory and Pearl sleeve Buttons.-Wm.
NJ WILLING, Importer and Manufacturer 81 broadway
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LocIsssitch Sewing Machines and Butt
tonholc Machine WHEELER WILSON. 6zs Broadway.
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Hyatt's Life Balsam.-For Certificates
" cure for rheumatism, scrofula. AZ, eighth page
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Humphrey,s homeopathic Specifics
At wholesale and retail Depot go Broadway.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CONSULATE or ECUADOR, % PEARL STREET,
Nuw Xapv gonf OF reCs

INV TURK, sept II, $500. ]
Ny attention has been called TO the testimony of tho
plaintiff in the case Of Lorking King reported In your
issue Of this date in which she tcstics TO having boon
introduced TO Mr. King by 'Nfr. Domngos,r
Fearing that my many friends, here aud in the Span
ish countries, might conound my with that Of tho
gentleman mentioned, respectfully request that you
publish this card Your.obcdont servant
GREGORI0 DOllNGUEz, Consul OF Ecuador.
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The Danpero11s Ioo.ro

1t Is made more and more obvious. every
day, that though the Southern negro has &c.
capped from the horrors of slavery per Sc, he
has not escaped from the dangers attendant
upon black skin. The reader has onlv II, ra-
cur to the telegraphic dispatches of Mondov
morning, to see how the burdens aecupu,oto
upon this unfortunate Man. We have hoo,
warned, again and again, by the philanthro-
pists p in various parts OF the country, who
manipulate the Geographic wires, of the i'm
pending dangers to our land from this op.
pressed race. Scarcely day passes, but this
impalpable means of communication groans
with underlined fears of what these dangerous
men are plotting, in order to devastate por.
lions of country which they really love as
dearly as any white man that lives!
The telegraph of Monday puts the climax
to these prospective horrors. Some mysteri-
GUS man with the telegraphic wires at CON-
mano' brings out new budget of sins against
tle hunted black man. We are told grayelv,
that the Heraids Columbia Is. C. CORES.
pondence, 1.-THE veracious New yo,.t, IT,
no doubt says: wv
Some members of the Lepislaturo o,,,,,o.,
strong apprehensions of negro imsI,. oAPres
and bills have been reported for en,,,o eeeiohs,
State o1hcers 10 seize all firearms found in tho
possession OF freedmen, to prevent them from
therelfte being possessed of arms, and 70 ,,',i
ish with severity any white person WIN p ,sai
poses to sell the same to them. Measure,
have also been proposed to shut up the shon.
kept by freedmen and Drohibit anV white NO,
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

EY.At the Exhibition at Oak Grove Semi
nary, vassalboro, on the 9th inst, the prizes in
Defamation and Composition were awarded
as follows /: Defamation. James a. Pierce,
Windsor; O. Albert P. Doe,. vassalboro; 8.
Alfred E. Meigs, So. China. Composition
1. Emma w. Peakes,, Hartland; Q. Fannie
Bailey, So. Brooks; 8. Nellie L. Emmerson,
Chelsea.
Eg Wendell Phillips delivered his lecture
on The South Victorious at Central Hall,
Lewiston, Friday evening. 4 ~
ER-The Lewiston Journal saws there are
about 500 books on an average always in the
hands of readers from the Manufacturers and
Mechanics Library inthat city,. p
G-The Journal regrets to learn by telegraph
that Judge Monk, before whom the Blossoms
of Auburn were brought by HABEAs CORPUS on
Tuesday. hassrefused to allow them to give bail,
and has remanded them to prison for another
trial next spring. q, .,fi mi .lie -7ar .r,s vEy
Horse thieves are getting plenty. Last
Wednesday c. H. Nevens s. Co. let a. team to
VIM. Warren, who gave his name as Stevens,
to go to New Gloucester and return the same
night Neither henor the team ha, returned vet.
-[Lewiston journal. eai0}y sosEQ sUa
90 THE ladies of the Universalist Parish in
Lewiston are making praiseworthy attempts
to raise $4,000 to furnish their new church.
The st. Stephen Courier says avGuston,s
House Officer has been stationed at tie toll
bridge, on the American side, to prevent any
evasion Of the Revenue laws. The app6inte
ment has been given to Mr.. James McEeed,
and he entered upon his duties on Wednes-s
day. One or two trifing seizures have been
made.
BB-On Friday morning last, says the St.
Stephen Courier the mills of j. s. Han g. Co.,
and j. Waite & Co., at the HUnion," were dis
covered to be on fire. The engines were all in
attendance, but the flames had ACQUIRED SO
much Roadway that it was impossible to stay
them before the buildings were burnt to the
ground. Messrs. Hall 8 Co. were insured in
the "Etna" for $4,000, and in the Hartford for
$4,000. The Courier understands these amounts
do not come near covering the loss of either
fire. The cause of the fire is unknown.
GB Smugglers ON the frontier are getting
their just dues. The Calais Aduertiser saws
Collector Long has been in that town several
days looking after revenue defrauders.
ER-We haven't seen any account of that
railroad meeting in Bangor, or that the $780,
600 subscription to secure the enterprise has
been filed up, Or is fast filing up. Will the
papers Of that city hurry the matter up?
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Good News from Florida

ne savannah Republican is informed by a
gentleman recently from the Gland of Flow
ers," VINO has resided there for considerable
time, that the freedmen everywhere through
out that favored State are displaying the most
praiseworthy activity in promoting their indi-
vidual welfare, and are seeking in every noes;-
bic manner to improve their moral, social and
pecuniary condition. With but few excan-
tons, the very best understanding exists be-
tween them and their former owners. They
all scent determined to labor faithfully for
their employers, and even boast that they now
intend to make larger crops than ever before.
A similar result may undoubtedly be looked
for in all the rebel States, where all the old
politicians who precipitated our late troubles,
are not restored TO power, and made the con
trolling spirits In Florida Gov. Marvin is a
truly loyal man, and recognizes the fullest
c,ams OF the freedmen to the rights of citizen
SNIP and is laboring to secure them. I.E