The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-30

Stone Of Ksnnebunk. has been engaged to do
liycr the grafton on the Fourth ut Augusta.
Without doubt It will 30 finished produe-
ton. E\'/
Admiral Dupont died at Philadelphia on
Friday last.
The Union State Convention Of Ohio have
nominated Maj. ]. D. Coz. as their candi.
date for Governor.
Dick Turner has been recaptured. lie
was discovered by o negro woman. He 10
now heavily ironed and chained to the wall
OF his cell. ...ti.o
Parson Brownlow says he would rather
trust the poorest black now in Tennessee
with vote. than u miserable canting hypo-
critic of rebel, who has sn aked back into
the Union without taking time to wash the
stains Of loyal blood of his hands.
Intelligence has been received OF the death,
in Salt Lake City, of Governor James ID. Do.
~, OF Utah Territory.
Il was reported in New Orleans on the l9tl,
inst. that Gen. Beauregard had been arrested
and taken 70 Washington.
The Lewiston Journal says that the drive
of logs for s. r. Bearce i Co., now near that
city, consists of about 6 million feet.
The Delaware Senate, now in session at
Dover, refused, on Tuesday last, to concur
in resolutions Of respect to the memory OF
President Lincoln, passed by the House.
The manufacturing Of arms, cannon, &C..
il generally suspended. We have ON hand
enough to equip perhapsa million OF men,
and cannon for defense or oHense to lust
century.
The Cd United States Colored Cavalry mu.
TIMED on boarda steamer lying ut the wharf
in Portsmouth, Va last Tuesday evening.
They took possession of the vessel, refused to
allow it to leave. and next morning went
ashore armed, and ran riot through the town
but we've speedily reduced to order BY the
military.
II is said that orders have been issued for
the arrest of McCausland-tho incendiary OF
Chambersburg. Pa.-who is residing on his
farm in West Virginia.
Robert E. Lee and Alexander II Stephens
ure begging for pardons. The latter bases
his claim upon the fact, that the New York
Tribune advocated the right Of the South to
independence. and that he tStephcns) though
Il would be conceded without war.
Gov. Bradford has appointed men In Mary.
land to register the voters, as provided by tho
new Constitution, who will not put on their
lists any returned rebels or secession sympa-
thizers The loyal people Of Maryland declare
that negro in the United States service Is bet.
ter than white man who opposes the govern
ment.
Orders have been issued for the mastering
cut of NIL the re enlisted mon Of tho Army OF
the Potomac. Tho regiments, as soon "a the
requisite muster rolls and discharges can be
made OUT, will be sent to the different State
rendezvous for final payment. Several weeks
will probably be required to complete the ar
rangements.
In the sale OF government steamers Mt WASH
ington on Saturday, the double'engino pro-
peller, Resolute-eiehty.ons feet In length.
was purchased by T. j. Southland, ESQ, OF
Richmond. Nc. Her price was ~ 800.
The Connecticut people are getting tired Of
maintaining two state capitals, aud are anxious
TO double up the concern. II Is proposed that
the Legislature shall vote to have only one
capital, md leave II TO the people to say where
that one shall be
The lst Maine Cavalry Is now on duty ms
a corps of observation in Chesterfield county,
Virginia.
The jacksonville, Fla, Union, Of the 18th.
saws that portion OF the private baggage of
JEFF. Davis has been secured near Gainesville,
Fla, IL consisted of two boxes and one
trunk, containing many important private
letters and papers. The wagon containing
the baggage seems to have been in advance
of the iyins panty, and was abandoned by
those having It in charge on learning OF Da
Wis capture.
The Times New Orleans correspondent is
informed that 5000 of the late rebel army OF
Texas havo gone over the Rio Grande 10 en-
ter Mexican service, o heavy bounty being
offered to tho men.
The Portsmouth Chronicle says, Friday
afternoon. as the 9 10 o'clock train from
Salem for Boston, on the Eastern Railroad,
was approaching the Swampscott Station. a
man deliberately laid himself down on the
track before tho engine and was run over,
being crushed in most terrible manner. 1t
was impossible for any one to recognize him.
Good authority saws that General Grant
will make quite n t0ur IN july, and that Tor
the first time in his life he will visit the New
England States.
Much to the surprise Of many. the Presi.
dent has partloned Charles j. Faulkner, OF
Martinsburg, Va, who was Minister to France
under Buchanan, and latterly Special Confed
crate Commissioner to Europe. President
johnson bases the ground for clemency on the
fact that the late President Lincoln promised
Faulkner's wife that her husband should he
par,loncd. In this, rs In every other instance.
the President has carried out the unexecuted
wishes of Mr.. Lincoln. Faulkner Is ut present
with his family In Virginia.
A tornado which passed near Red Wing,
MIMI, overlook Sheriff Chandler, who leaped
from his carriage. threw himself upon the
ground, and by clnging to tree was saved,
but received severe injuries. His horse and
carriage were taken away between heaven and
earth. The horse Was subsequently, found In n
trce.top seventy rods distant The dwelling
house OF Justice Chamberlain was totally do
stroyed, fragments Of which arc scattered for
miles. Mrs. Chamberlain sought refuge In the
cellar, thereby saving her life.
The family OF President johnson. now at the
White House, consists OF Mrs. johnson, who
IN In III health, Andrew johnson. Jr.. the
Presidents youngest son, q lad Of fourteen,
Mrs Judge Patterson, the Presidents daugh.
ter and wife of S,nator Patterson, Of Tennessee,
and Mrs. P.,s two children. Mrs. p. will b