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COMPANION PoETs FOR THE PEOPLE Household:
Poems; By Henry W, Longfellow. Boston
Ticknor 4 Fields.
We are grateful to Messrs Tcknor and Fields
for undertaking the work of which this is the
initiatory step, The design is to present the
choicest and most deserving popular poems of
the best poets in tasteful and elegant sty and
at the same time at . price so low as to bring
them within the reach of every household. The
present number contains Mr. Longfellow's
shorter domestic poems, charmingly illustrated
by John Gilbert, Birket Foster and others. The
volume is furnished in neat paper cover, and
sold for fifty cents; but as it is printed on fine
paper, in the perfect style Of the University
Press, thelnumbersw complete may be bound
in any manner desired, thus supplying at low
price good library edition of some of our best
poets. The next number-to he issued I'M few
days--will contain selections from the poems of
Tennyson. Whittier, Browning, Holmes and
Mrs. Stowe etc follow, with other popular
poets, We wish the publishers all success in
this enterprise.
All the above books may be found at the book
store of Messrs. Bailey & Noyes. 9s !.
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TIE LONDON TIMES, commenting uuon
Mr. Beecher's Fort Sumter address, has ,ha
following. Should we ever have learned
the lesson alluded to in the closing sentence
nAu we nor nrs. taught Europe that to ainter-
iere or disturb was at once useless and dan
gerous? FS 5
reached present the americans oen can have barely
could not live together in uuity. How v ;ue /,
pc Pc when these 100000 become so 900 0Oo -,
aaoo,oooOOO2 Americans think the probem
t sasy, and the issue sure. We can but say thai
hnt !, = IN no precedent for such aconsummation
corrao 4lr. beechers picture of the future be
T TorIec,, we have no reason TO deprecate it.
tsn1 and asa have conceived their own des-
uny' ana are working it out in their own man
that R ES ,s 1 JsTs at least learnt this
or svpat6ies s's ,oT may Dc its specuations
turb them. 80 e '4ssfJere or das-
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ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. FIN Boston
Tor st John NIB.
Sch Morning Star tBrl Miller, Windsor Ms.
Sch TOpsy, tBrl Fish. Canada Greek MS
Sch Hortensia, Spiller, Baltimore
Sch Boston, Gould, Boston.
Sch Eagle. Day, Boston for Bangor.
Sch d i Maxwell tnew, Of Portland, 65 touslAfax.
well, HodgdoL's Mills.
Sch Polly, Bray, Bristol.
CLEARED.
sch Reindeer, (Br) Good, Maitland NS-master.
sen &c cket, Brl Nevill Annapolis NS-masttr.
Scn zion, Pc I. baltimOre-N Nicksrson
nch Baker, Barbefick Boston-W Newhall.
5AlLEDTBr brig Highland Nancy; schs Sarah
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Maine Medical Annexation

The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Maine
II. dical Association will be held In Portland on
Tuesday, June 10th, 1865.
Delega'es will be furnished free return tickets
over the Portland aud Ksnnebec, Grand Trunk,
Somerset and Kennebec, and Androscoggin Rail.
roads. GEO. L. GoODAiE
.31 9a9 CaA LAT q Secretary.
Portland. June l, 1865. june6sntd
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This machinery comprises everything requisite for
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Recent Publicat;op.
'ATIT STaoSe. By Virginia T. Townsend.
f; In, ao4G, gp. Sl4. Philadelphia; J. P

JANET sraoxc By Virginia Tou.send.
Lippincott & Co. 'eipnia
lnis Pheasant domestic story pure In tone
and elevated in sentiment. Tbe character Of
the heroine and the simple tale of her tempta-
tons and trials can hardly fail to interest the
reader and may be studied to advantage by any
young person who finds the path Of rectitude .
painful and diticultway. It is the best story
we have yet seen from this writer's pen.
TADMoR, The Pride Of the Desert: Bv n Philips
Montgomery. VOL, small quarto. Boston:
Roberts Brothers. sSk
A tasteful volume, printed on fine paper,
bound in beveled boards and purple muslin,
richly gilt and adorned with q charming en-
graved frontispiece. So much for the casket,
but for the character Of the jewel within
we can scarcely speak in the same terms
Of praise. The poem processes to relate
the story Of the fall Of Palmyra. I, contains
some graceful images, and occasional musical
lines, but we can hardly venture to call it
poetry. The writer has evidently not laid to
heart the ancient classical precept, to ssayoid o
strange word as srock." He INDUCES freely in
such astonishing expressions as ssthe plumbean
tramp "the yertic sun" ''the voicing wind, |.
etc., and upsets all our preconceived mythology
cal notions by making the Styx flow " through
Gehenna's gloom" Hereare few lines taken at
random:
| Thy wave resilient shuns those walls tIh&0ei
| - Where Tyre held her festivals
Alas now there the glazed owl, rry
| Ths bittern's cry, and famisa howl ~
0froyilQ wolf
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NEW oRLEAks-Cld 10Th, brig stockton, Burns
BALTIMORE II, 9Th. schs May Durham. Port
lano Col mes, Ail Fra kiln.
AT D. sen Nellie Farbox Pendleton I'm Fortress
Ar 9Th, fcbs Nile. Hall, I'm Portland. Mebsl Han.
Hall do; Marel Gilpatrick Saco
UNDERGRADUATES 9th, brig Torrent Mont
CID 9Th, sen Susan West McFadden. Portland.
ca oth. schs Jas GsTeeloo, Andereon, Portland;
Heagan Bunker, Boston.
Ar It'll. barQue Starlight, Boston
Cid It'll. barque Sicilian, New York
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater Sd inst baroues Net.
tie Merriman Herman, Cow Bay CBi Ma Ia Rem
NEW YOkK-Ar 9Th, ship webster. Norris. L.iv-
erpool; brig Young. Gibson, Glace Bay CB.
Ar 9Th, ship nolocka. Fortress Monroe.
Ar 7th, ship Monsoon, Loring. San Francisco; scbs
my Lind. Cole from Shulee Ms; Statesman Cole,
Machias; King. C,endePnin. CALAIS: Mecca,
Julia Mary, LinneIl. Bangor; Aoscinsko. ressey,
Thomastoni Ned Sumter, Lord, Elizabethpoft for
CID It'll. ships Ellen Austin. French Liverpool;
Albert Gal.aiin, Deano. st John NIB; barque Mil
ton. Ayres, Cow Bay CD; briEs Alfaratia, Taylor,
Butler, Bartlett. Bangor; Chimborazo Warren BOs-
ton sch Mary FL tcher. Tracey, Philadelphia.
PKOViDENoE-Ar 9th, sch Eclipse. Burgess, fm
sid 7sh. brig Tansier. Smith, for BaugOri sch Nor
| West. Haskell, do.
PAWTUCKET-Ars 9Th, sch Susan Taylor, Lord,
Calais
SEwPORT-Ar 6'h, sch Gov Cony Brown, from
n-r-'dence for Augusta Neptune Dow, from do for
nv.MEs's HoLE-Ar Oh. brigs Celia NJ Carver :
Treat. Cardenas for Boston; schs Mt Hope, Spau d.
ing. New York for RocklaId; Northern Light, Buck
ma ter. Vinalhaven Tor New Yort.
Sid 9TH, brigs Matilda, and Celia n Carver; schs
Fish, Hia~atha, Boundars. LOoKO,t, FRANCES II.
len. NJ Hope frsde Wind, and others.
B0ST0N--Ar 9TH. schs Susan Sen ter Ramsdell.
| Caais; Agricola, Holt, Ellsworth.
| Cid Ith. brig sarah Goodenow, ID fisko. Cow Bay
CB sehs Arboreer Hodgkins, Ellsworth; Elias
Ar 9Th. brigs Celia NJ Carver, Treat Cardenss; w
| Sawyer. Ray, do; Matt da, Norwood Baltimore;
| sch Caroline c. Pomroy, do.
CID s'h, barque Mary Elizabeth. Herman. for
SALEM-Ar 9Th. schs Leonsrd, Sargent, sullivan !;
| Illuminator. Seders, Bangor. n
| Cid 7th, sch vaadal q, Mnrch. Ellsworth.
| -GLOUCESTER-Ar Sd, sch Alpiae, Elliot from
Wisca set. ..ll 1901
| Ar 9Th, schs Charleston, Fletcher, Frankfort for
| Providence; Gem, Arey. New York for rucksport;
| Loud Cook. Portland for New York: Ceyon,
Butler and Elizabeth. Turner Ca ais for New Haven
| PORTSM0UfH-Ar 9Th, sch Manchester, Coombs,
| Bangor
sid 7th, schs A J Bentley. williams. for Bangor;
Boynten, Reed, Castine
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We would calf attention Of all those in want
OF Dry Goods to the New York Store, l25 Middle
street. Mr.. Lucas has just fetur1 ed from New
York with alsrgs aad varied sto of SeasonsbIe
Goods, among which we notioe,a very large assort-
ment Of Silks Of all coiors and grades Dress GODS
Of all styles suitable for the season and Cloths for
mems and boys wear, which we assure our readers
Mr. Lucas viii sell cheaper than any other House in
Portland "a ~ may2ssneod4w
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PRIoEs-Bsef CattEs-Extra sl3b0 IA y ID; first
quality consisting Of good oxen best steers &C. at
100 lS3: second quality, good fair beef, IL R13;
third quality light young cattle. II q IL: Poorest
and beef n, ..,. - =, - -
coss..ordInary from ss7 to 20; Extra, from SIS
to 100; Farrow, TO- S26G40
Sheep md Lanabs-sheared. 8 lagc per IN. rauhu
S6@6; Maine, s4@5 per head
weight. 7lT -~'-',- ~ y, --'s
Cay skias from IS to acc per ID. ~
.Hdes-e0Sc y h. la1- w : >0-fOrI t1r
InktoiD--6l0ec i q .alI En- I-.. 'I ll..I
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IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms. Sch Morning star-l5O tons plns.
CANADA CREEK Ms. Sch rOpsy-4s cords wood
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, AND BBAUrIFY
the complexion, use HKLMBoLD'B H1eHLY CoNcKN-
rKArED FLUID EXTRACT SARs APAR1LLA. One bot
cootion. =
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- The Bangor Waig says on SUNDAY lsst
tne Dody OF an Indian named solomor 80
picked up in the river at Oldtown.5 Verdi. va -
the jury that the deceased was aecidentallv
drowned BY falling through the railroad bridge.
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
lHia5i IL the great Diaretic. .l ta ii
HKLMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
r. r1rF RILLA .f.-.. 81.
f. Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that can be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-09

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollfent In its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by'au Druggists end Fancy
Goods Dealers. ave jan31d1yr.
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EoRnnan poRrs.

Ar at Calcutta prev 10 the 23d ult, ship Templar.
Nickes. Bombay. .l.f
At Akyab April Is ships Grant. Hinckley, and
Elizabeth Cushing, Brown. unc.
At Rangoon April Z, ships Zouave Blair, for Liv-
erpool ldg; st Louis Ballard; Gen Shepley Stet-
son, aud Monticello, Patten for United Hingdom,
dig; Wurtemburg. -. for Bombay, do; Europa,
Reed disg; Reaper. Loring, unc. 40
cid q Palermo 18th nlt, barQue Ibis, Hatch. Tor
New York.
At Montevideo March 81, barQue James Brett,
Jewett. from Buenos Ayres for Amherst
Ar At Sagna 2sth ult, brig Caroline Eddy, Swim,
New Orleans.
shall. Philadelphia
Ar at Mansanilla 22d ult brig II Cothirst OBI
Emery. New York. ,Nf I ..I01
Sid 10th. barque Acacia, Pinkham. Boston.
Ar at Havana LIST Inst ship Baker, Allen. from
Nuevitas barque Clarita. Race. do
New York. fad I.fi'f. 0I'I II .'l N
A. Matanzas 18th ult, ship John Bunyan, Carver,
for New York. Idg.
AZ St AndrswsNB 5th inst. sch Mora, Chadwick,
for Providence, ldg. aQJ'aUI I1 -
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PHOTOGRAPHS i
"A New Discovery in Photography!
DIR, j. w. KELLEY.

WILL BE IN PoRrIAND Tuesday and Wednesday,
18th and J4sh june, at his Medical Office 2l4 Con-
gress street, corner PEARL whore he be consult
cd on all diseases, chronic or long standing gener.
al debility weakness, affection of the liver, lungs
kidneys, spleen, heart, &c, with all attending
symptoms. All are Invited to call. Consultation
and advice free. asa jlnessnd1ws
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Nor FEw OF HE WoRsr DnoRDERs that At.
aict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood :
hxLMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy ofthe utmost value .f 4.r.T T1-,' Il -.
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WHY INQUIRE THE COMPLEXION BY PowpKRs
AND WASHES which choke or I'LL Of the pores of the
skins and in short time leave IL harsh AID drys II
70 the blood, and If You wal smooth and sit AZ n
use HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARrLLA III
removes black spots, pimpes and all eraptions ofthe
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BEWARE OF CounTERPRIrs AND UNPRINoIPLEp
DEALERS endeayoring TO dispose OF their own and
other preparations, ON tho reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION. - -
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HELMSoED's ExrRkcT OF SARsAP ARILLA cieanses
and renovates the blood purifes nstIs the vigor Of
health into the system, and purges out the hnmors
that make disease. I'll. a'-s = .s.,,..-..... W.
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GREENS LANDING, June Ar, sohs scioia.
Alien len Newport RI eInoucssier. cOombs, DO.
June "a pa, sens victory, Jordan; Cape Ann,
Bay 81 Lawrence. ~
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"A LEV enerRetc men, with q capital of s1o0 40
- @oOO can hear of very pleasant and nrof, ab,e
t oanesS oy calling at asa Congress, corner Cen.
june9du
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LAUscHED-At Hodgdon's Mills, recently, rom
the yard Of W w seavy Co, q fine schr Of eb tons
(new measurement.l called the u maxwell She
In tndsd for the fishing business, and Is owned By
Ingraham and others, of Portland
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ATMING OF BEAUTY Is A Jov FOR EVER.
Those who desire brilliancy complexion, must
purify and enrich the bio d .wh oh HELMRoLDs CON-
GENERATED sARsAPARILLA invariably uoes. Rec
olleeotit is no patent medicine. ask or Hembolds.
Take no other. 1fTlQ'
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q E N T s.
Fine Dress Boots.

/. Gents, Fine Dress Boots made to order nom the
best .a b. .,.
FRENCH CALF & PATENT LEATHER,
and IN style Of workmanship not 10 be surpassed, If
equAied In the city Giving our whole attention to
,Hs making Of Gents Fine sevsd Walking and
sss scots and Shoes, of all kinds, we aat.er our
~ = snAl we can make them In style {, please
IowTa i4s'iaiou'' and at rrice, as low If not
made In the city .ls :
ia'l ana compile asiortmsns of Gents Fine Calf
s oUo'.' Ss"Da onees and Congress Boots. Buckle
SHOES and Boots Of all kinds IsaIes, fns serge
Boots. 60. Misses Boots Of all Kinds ana All other
kinds usually found in -
FIRST CLASS SHOE STORE
small lot OF Lasies' plain Serge Cong selling at
$l,75; with tips s2Oc. 1s,.
sa9i'sieq a. A. GOWELL,
May 2O-eedtf i6,.as = - "' '''ss' T..
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SIP EcIAL NOTICES.


Harmon & sawyer,
u.S."ar Claim Agentsfor Maine,
~" give 'neir exclusive attention to collecting
-fens'ons' Bountiess Arrears of Paw, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
omcsrs' Accounts with the Ordnance, ouartarmas
'ers ann Treasury Departments adjusted and ssttad
and eertidcatfs of non-indebtedness ob,s,nad
Terms reasonable.
% NO Charge unless successful. HE
All advice a. information free.
Once No. s. ExchangeSt, Joss Block ,(old stapd
K. HARMON,
WNGTrI1t AN.Rsf W. s. SAWYER.
REF Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, u. 8.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov of Maine; Hon
Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector Of Customs.
mayl6d&wtf
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FISHERMEN.

ITRoN MERCHANTS BxoHAEeE.l
BALTIMORE, June lar, sch Marietta. I'm Port =
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ganf =. s. W0RMELL, sg
p H 0 Il O. g RIA p H E r
No. 30 Middle Street, Portland.
,CoLGArE,s HONEY SOAP

Ey- CARD PHoroeRAPHs at Three Dollars per
dosen-the best in the City. p a WI At537
may25snd6m
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~ M, So on Sunday last, 4th inst a small
sooh, rse Cow; has small horns, with brigs
h Iasv; me hoder will BE- SUITABLY rewarded bv
isaeins hsrat y
t..,,., HAsKELL'5 STABLE.
.''~nu Jane CIT Foot o. Ell 81
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srHoIXL NOTICES.
Bush,s Argentine Flair nua

The oalv porieet 80. n.lIo naii Dyg,
nlskers tom red OF grey 10 haa .siiui black or
Drown. GEO; c. GOODWIN i 90. 81 Hanover
"-'-e'A's anu retail. June9.nd1w
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DON nsTIC PoRTa.

Ar at Gloucester 80 inst. schs Everett Steele Cash
Cape NORTH 9Th, AusterIilz, Rogers Banks.
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Nay lat IS lon "a. ship success, Chase, I'm Lon
June lat 30 50, Ion g. brig chas Miller, 81 days
from Cap de Verbs for Boston. - fHf I..l
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY,, June :. 1se5-Amount Of Stock At
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COns usne1s' Mutunl COaI COmn,v
'HE First Assessment Of TEN nor, y. -
and aars IN he sbove named Company. IL nos NE
ca ~ LAY ~ ape a. me Ssere Of CLARKE. RSrp
Junes-eodsv VIM. NJ CLARK. rre a,'r
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G. MORSE M D.

An experienced Nurse and Female Phy siclan, pre-
SCENTS to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHHNG!
which greatly facilitates the process of eething by
softening the gums, reducing all infamadons. will
anay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is
ii Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon 1t, mothers. it will give rest to your
selves and
Relief & Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over 80
yeas and can say in confidence and rRurH Of II
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine r has II failed IN a single instar &c
TO eff ct cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used IT, On the contrary, all ara delighted with its
O. era ions, and speak in terms Of commendation OF
Its magical effects an medical virtues. We speak in
this mater what we do know" after 80 years ex-
perencs; and pledge our reputation for the fulfill
ment cf achat zoe here declare. In almost every in
stance where the in FAINT is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen inmates
amer the syrup is administered.
Full directions fsr using viii accompany each bot
tle None genui1e unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New ork. is on The GU side wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
81 Price only So Cents per Bottle.
june3snd&wem NtA 1924
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-ILt.!stIUctWFeFs7 d Ir0deTs' Bank.
ihE Stockholders OF this Bank are her, bv not.
~ Ssth 70 meet At Their BANKING Room, on Mogdav
following articles - - W act on tns
Charter OF the Bank sufolueF inc
n seccnd-To see IL they will vote 10 eouver, ~.
b ia. M National Bsnkinx Assoca,ion rrS Sao
The avs Of the United Stat ''oOA'i0n' uhoer
a Fer order Of the Direc,ors
Portland, June Q. 1866 -dfd '-'0' Na'hier'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
Naval Movements.
LAUNCH or THR CoHOEQ

The last of the light draft monitors at this
port the COhoes successfully launched yesterday
at 81 o'clock D. H., at Greenp0int Her capacity u
registered at GA tuns, having one turret with two
large guns Length Of vessel. 225 feet; breadth IS
feet; depth of hold II feet She has been raised %
inches SO as to present side surface above the
waterne. Like all the light draft monitors she bad
the outer hull of FIVE inches Of iron separated by water
tight compartments from the inner wooden hull which
is about four feet thick. Upon being launched she was
owed up alongside Of the monitor Puritan which
has remained in satu quo for nearly year. owing "
the dMtory action of Congress 1t will be remembered
that the Cohoes was one of class Of 20 vessels whose
original design the Navy Department was compelled TO
alter Five altered into torpedo.boats having no
turret and the remaining Is OF which the Cohoes
one had their decks raised - inches, beside minor
alterations The cost Of alteration into the nve torpeuo
vessels was from $50 600 10 900 each while the cost
of alteration in raising decks &C., OF the remaining 10
was from $50 600 to 100000 each.
The United States steamer Flambeau, Actlng
Volunteer Lieut.. Edward Cavendy Commanding. came
10 this port Yesterday and proceeded to the Navy Yard
She left Charleston s. c., May -. under SAIL as her
engines were out of repair. She performed very nicely
under SAIL having had two days and half head winds
She brought North Rebel pedo boat from Charles
ton With the exception Of four or i've months, the
Fambeau has been in active service since the war com
menced. Her officers are:
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant. Edward Cavendy Command
ing Acting Master George Howeh Executive officer Acting
Assistant Surgeon, VIM H. Coe Acting Assistant faymas'eI.
Charles C. Wa; First Assistant Engineer IN chsfge John
Harris; Acting Ensgus Jesse I. Carver Frank heinoie
Acting Second Assistant Engineer, Cicero b. Gurus Acting
Third Assistant Engineer VIM. g. Hughes; Woman. An
thopy Menthrop; Paymasters Steward VIM Jarrard; Sur
gron's steward f. &. Burrows GuDners Mate In charge
lohn ID. Cornell,