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The Treasurer of the Maine Camp Hospital
Association begs leave to offer the following
report, showing the state of the. Treasury at
this time. For more detailed statement of
the disbursement of the funds Of the lAssoeia-
ton, will refer you to the report of the Sec
rotary, which will accompany this. The
whole amount received into the Treasury from
all sources during the year were
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GAME 8rH u. So TRoops

That brave soldier has fallen let the follow
ing letter from his comrade in arms bear tes-
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For sale by W, +. Phillips, Portland, and alldrug-
e,Ta CHARLES DowNRR, General Agent, aIDH g
nov4d3m A Cedar st., New York.
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ssaa WAR II EMS sas7e soo
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
nv FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. ~
For sale at Mr.. J. W. MANsgrELD's Store, IVA
Middle st. Portland, Me. 9saiy % 'dec21d$w2m
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"Highlv we'll speak Of those who have strown,
Nor DER their coal ashes upbraid 'em,
But q little we'll scold II they let us slip on
Der the curb where the fellows haint laid 'em.n
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- = : GEO HENRY RICHARDS. ssa, q.
ssyaro aaf 81. saa Fl .vusaa'e photographer.
~ Trinity House. Newcastle, Nov Is. 1864.
The channel POW and the beat water to enter over
Shields bar, is with the Harbor Lights in one bear
ing w N h'ss asfsfs ans 10 asil-s4s t ssf .ir
''e ''1 JOHN cURRIE, Secretary.
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PASSENGERS.
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Per ship Rieh'd McManus. for Montevideo- $40
900 It lumber 20 books mdse. s..,.,s +. ia r., ~
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Lieut.. Charles Ohauncey Gone.

Portland, Jan. 9, 1855.
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ing from new 1OrK TO Boston. Beng told
that one of his fellow passengers was Wendell
Philips, the noted Abolitionist, he determined to
enter into conversation. After few moments
argument he said. ."But If you are SO opposed
to slavery, Mr., Phillips, why don't you go down
South and preach to the rebels!'s ssFor the
same reason, SIR" was the reply, chat you do
not go to hell to preach religion to sinners -
The interlocutor sloped.
B-The New York endent says, ''that the
path of duty is the way to glory is instanced in
the career, Of Col. Henry, G, Thomas, who was
the first officer of the Regular Army to brave
the prejudice against colored troops. He is pro-
noted from command of the 10Th U. s. c. 7. to
Brigadier- Generalship, for conspicuons gal
lantry before Petersburg Gen. Thomas is
son Of Hon. W. w. Thomas Of this city ali
BIf our city wishes to get out of the draft
she should wake up and commence the work of
recruitingin earnest ALI around us cities and
towns are Offering bounties; our city has de-
clined heretofore to do this on account Of a sup
posed or real legal prohibition. Such an excuse
for inaction need not longer exist, for the Legis
lature would probably give the requisite author
ity with the least possible delay. II bounties
are to be paid, we insist it should be done by the
city, so that the property of the rich mean man
shall pay as well as that Of the rich liberal man
GTLieut. John G. Deane of the 9th Me. Bat
terry, arrived home from the front, a few days
ago, on short furlough. 1t gives us pleasure
tostate that he enlisted as a private in Augusta,
1861 being just able to pass the requirement on
account of age; has scarcely been off duty day
since hejoined the Battery; has been in every
engagement with. the Battery since, and for
bravery and good conduct has been promoted
to Corporal. Sergeant, Lieutenant, and now is
Aid on the staff Of the General commanding the
Artillery Brigade. I'd Corps The steady ad-
vancement Of this gallant young officer shows
the stuff of which large portion of our army
is composed. Such as he are the men who think
the Union is worth all it will cost to preserve it,
andithey are willing to lay their own lives upon,
the altar if necessary to secure that result.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

rBRNAhDNA, PA. SuSs Elm port stssmss WidsesnI
Bennett uci bark Chs Brewer, disg brig Jessie Rhymaa
Sherman, Tor Nfor< In thres days. schr Julia A kker
Cromwel nelAnd and Robert Smith, Nickerson HYork.
NANTUCKET, June tArr schr Jesse Allen, Case. PHI
ladeD6ia. Sid schr Allen. Case Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, June 0-Ar steamship Bosphmus.
lFrl Alexander, Liverpool via Boston, bark Eliza tBr),
tom Hunter Mcfarland, Calais schrs Lucy Brl Appehy
st John, NIB; Dillon, Ludlam, Port Roya W Dayol,
Mathis NYork; American Eagle. Mcfarland, Calais;
simmons Simpson, Gloucester Alice Chase Charleston
Quickstep use Bingham; Arcola Taylor Fall River; Gen
Marion Harrington, Bangor CID steamship Norman, Baker
Ton Darnaby, Barbados vickery Babbitt Taun-
ton Darling Baxter Portsmouth; Arcoa, Taylor Bos.
ton; Flight Ghddng Providence; STAR Berry, Boston;
PROVIDENCE, June lo-Arr steamers 0csanus, Young
New Brunswick NJ Sid schrs Owen Bearse Parker New
York Treasure Palmer, do soops Oregon Rhodes dos
Blackstone, Allen, do
llth-Arr steamer Gaatea Jones' New York; schrs Juia
fratt, Brown, Baltimore Thomas Borden: Wrghngoni
rhadepha Sid schrs Hydrangea, Prentice; X, Eths.
ridge and Myrtle Foster NYork
RICHMOND, Va, June 8-Arr schrs Minnie Cobb, Ingre
nam isockand; Brunette johnson, Baltimore Sid schrf
T1nis Depew, Anderson and Watson, Wcks NRork;
K0CkLANp june Arr schrs William Butman, Phila;
Hail. Spear, do; 9th, bork Williams Perry, Washington.
DC. Sid st schrs Lucy Ames, Flanders New York; Sd
Planet. Dermot Phladephia; 9th, Mary Langdon, Hix
Richmond; Angeline Hix, and Brewer Pease NYork
san FEANclNSxGo f1 June S-Arr ships War Hawk, and
STONINGTON, June 9-Arr schrs Lamartine, Gurney
New York for Wareham; Biow, Eldrdge New Brunswick
NJ, for Providence.
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of Newport eth scebergs ana soma ooss I'm Nth
Lat 40 rs 66 23 at SO PM steamsp Cy of Ba

s al 'sf' sis: 'ss : % g is %
Steamship Gsrmanis Ham, M Eh,srs he Bburs May 49, and
So Sandy s. 70 os Suse.sS coass
Ann .hS s cSS
ss aad Isss s With
baooo and sOtton % is ms.
brig oana Of Hampden, dsmasted waeriogssd and aban
Steamship Pe.re Howard Fern.ndins, Fla, q hours with
naval stores and passengers to Wilson Gibson Co. lowed
Steamship Creole Thompson, hichmond and F.orfoik, %
hGsr n silver ans &
mdss, to il b Cromwell / Co.
a,ss Mn a PR
Capt Horsto Day aged As years. died Of neuralgia the
stomach and buried at sea- ns family reside Brook
os,sSra Iss sssrse; cslo9rs i a; asys
yard split foretopmast head and then passed through the
fars Psieniu' rnkham, Cow Bay,s days. with coal,
Bark Brothers (of Harwich) Newcomb New Orleans ID
days with -four TOBACCO &C. 70 master iish inst, of Cape
steamer to her. Same time sailed through quantity OF
Brig Laishson. Lashton LinsAn, 10 days. with coal.
ss srs .assi Rsy'sy Smith raVsae. with COAL to Swain
sehr Gertrude cof Nassau sands Eieuthsra days with
schr yena, Moore, Bridgeport CB, with COAL Thomp-
4 Hunter
schr Ada Ames Marston, Lingan, days. with COAL to
Swain.
schr Bailey Wilder Lingan, II days. with coal, to
Swain.
schr Sawyer, damage, Mobile, II days. with cotton to
Quartermaster.
schr Caroline Knight Harkns, Savannah, days
Schr Lane, Smith, Bangor.
Schr Henry, Petts Providence.
BELOW
Bremen Bark Gccstemunde Kuhler, from Bremen.
Brig Wylie, from Cow Bay.
Wind At sunset 8, light
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
United states Circuit Court.
Before Judge shipman.

The panel Of jurors was called over yesterday the
opening Of the criminal Of the court Judge Ship
presiding Thore full attendance, and jury
at sworn TO try The criminal calendar
then proceeded with and the several set down
for trial In their order
The first called up for trial the United States
John Meyer indicted for passing counterfeit. United
States currency. The accused pleaded guilty and
sentenced TO one year In the State prison.
Henry P6der, Owen Early and Thomas W. johnson,
scveray indicted and put upon trial for passing counter
felt United States currency pleaded guilty OF the charge
Sentence In each case deferred I'LL Saturday next
The principal business Of the court for the week will be
the trial Of parties indicted for passing counterfeit United
States currency.
Mr. Courtney Assistant United States District Attorney,
announced that his Intention possible to try all
the cases on the calendar fifteen In nsrnber dur
ing the term, 10 as 70 clear II Of some old cases.
Judge shipman expressed qualification at this an
nouncement and he was glad TO have person TAX
ing charge OF the work OF tho court who would dispose
OF the business without the delay which had hitherto
marked tts rtoeeedinga,- .. 8. -.
The court then adjourned till this morning al eleven
o'clock
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
The Rupture Between the French Em-
Peror and Prince Napoleon.
rHE EMpERoR's LLrrER TO TnE PRINCE


MorsIEuR AND DEAR CousIN-I cannot refrain from in
forming you OF the painful impression have experienced
on reading your speech Aacco In leaving you during
my absence with the Empress and my son. Vice
President OF the Privy Council meant TO give you
proof Of my friendship and my confidence and hoped
that your presence, your conduct and your language
would testify 70 the union which reigns in our family
But the political programme which you place under the
Ggis OF the Emperor only tho enemies of my
government TO judgments which cannot admit YOU
add sentiments Of hatred which belong no longer to
day. To apply the ideas of the Emperor to
The present time IL is necessary 70 have passed
through the stern trials Of responsibility and
power. And, besides are really capable, pig
mics we are, of appreciating at its just value
the grand historical figure Of Napoeonf An In standing
before colossal statue unable TO view the whole
st once, only see the side which strikes sight;
honce the noompeteness Of the reproduction and the d.
vergee Of opinions But what In clear 10 the eyes Of
every cne s that to prevent anarchy in mems minds
that formidable enemy Of true liberty-the Emperor had
establisbS FIRST In hi family and afterwards In his gov
ernment fdat severe discipline which admitted but one
will and one action cannot benceforth devate from
tbe Sane rule of cOndnct WhereoD. Monsieur and dear
cousin, pray God 70 have you in His holy keeping.
NAPOLEON
THE PRfNcE's REPLY. 49, q - e-,
sin~-In confctence of your Majeay's letter Of Nay
g. AID its puDIcaNsn ~ The KAi9e1 of this morning,
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SHIPPING g NE VS..
ALMANAC ron rxv YonK-run
28 NOON RisBs eve 10 30
81 nIon wAfDR.. morn III 10
Port Of New York, june IL, 1865.

CLEARED
Steamship MatanEss Llesgang, City PontT Ascenoio
steamship Ariel, Sherman, City Point-G Bailen.
seam:hip Louisa Moore Winters, winins'on-H Lir
sieamshp Josephine Thompson, Moore Bal,imore-w pai
Steamship Jersey Blue, Arey BOsson-whisney Hsshs-
Ship aermania pruss). FRANKIE, BsltimOrs-c Luins
Bark American Eagle, Hanford. Aspinwan-Panama RR
Bars wnsArop tBr,, NOulson, Kinssson-Hsnry De Cor
ssTs EEsyaS~e5 LS,sSy sS
s;Ii iIsssI K;SS;
Bris Katahdin saunders, Bansor~T II SANFORD.
schr Fanny lBr Benson, Honteeo Bay-Milisr Housh-
schr Milton, Raymond, Baracos-J Douglass
sssr kssy Bracket. AchSrn cardenss-he,c,h Duncan
schr Triumph tBr,. Sanford s. John. Md Dswof
schr williams. williams. washnson-van Brun, 4
sssr sssI David y.q:. Lord, Boston, Ey Peters.
sioap Bordsn, Collins: Fan RiVer-Borden / Loven.
ARRIVED
frSes M sc Sy ysra r9m Sosop VIA fsns Island
sesnsSp - cs s y d 8r r,ss, Liverpool May ~ and
3 Join q Dale May ~ oG GREAT ormshsad exchanged
S sissn'ssfse sf .ss.s e. lon rr i rs Ss'ssT;
ssasins sa % oa gs n ssSps s.%s
i,nssp s,.s bound IrH June LAT $40 lon % % At
ssSe day H 70 lon q 70 easasSssa ,E9s With Ens.h
berg sS on % g. AZ S an AN : essnsass% e signals
with Bremen steamer uansa bound f. sth lat a. Ion &C.
sSss AZ ' 5aassss sGsis 1 r s
pc dP q 20 In9 Az s9GsS I'm Se %es Sandy
AND WY Sns % opsG? & s's T hSspsS mSss sS & a.
ssser bound up on Sest n sysn m cav Ino,n ssesIos
stper 9Th, lat $50, 'op 20 D. PASSED brig James ourtn,
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

resi~r the vce Presidency OF the nvy Council, and
also The Presidency OF Universal Exhibition Of 1867
Accept Sire fV homage OF the profound and reapect-
full attachment whN which am, Of your Majesty, the
most devoted cousin> NAroLEoN tJEhoAEl
PALAIs ROYAL, May ~, 1865
THE PRrNolNs GREAT oFFENcE.
The Paris corresponding tne Ddly Nescs say =,
one great and unpardonabls crh. of Prince Napoleon
that this delicate crisis n the scan 7usslI6n he
gorihed the Monroe doctrine md declared Rt Napoleon
l. had foreseen WIN ac' <aiesoenoa neN Is where
the snoe pnonT Lne Sm rer is bent upon maintaining
haxminan ~ muHo, ~ a he secs that the country IS
ALMOST am ,S,ass M ~ Heltned 10 support him IN this
,he r poans renort hts life: One has only to reaa
hiI. y S , a she budget to see that even the
Packeu mau ~ the Corps Legislaif is not prepared
ol i,ns ne ha n nien and money, which France must
,t,a sd,, uv d upon 10 support, unless the iast
o,a"n ap;oicS t1rns his back on Mexico Prince ma
d5 ~ .fn the discontinue OF the South, ana ieeis
,ad &c., The consequence Of the restoration Oh Tue
Tranch n. <uust be the impossbility OF prolonged
f''Aon w EI,stion Of Mexico without fearful wal"
~. EXPECTED VISIT TO THIS COUNTRY.
%lmered In Paris that Prince Napoleon oontem-
P"'es Sesnofher visit 10 the United Statea
fHk> ExPREss REFUSES TO ACCEPT THE REsIGNA-
TION.
: IFaris correspondence London Times, May 90
have just heard that the Empress Regent has do
clned accepting the Princes resignation Vice Pres
dent of the Prvy Council the ground that she has nc
authority to do and that the Emperor only decide
Her Majesty had also entreated his imperial Hghness
not to publish the Ajacco speech as pamphlet de re-
piled that the government might prosecute him II they
thought proper but that publish he would Accordingly
IL has been published.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
Police Intelligence.


On the 18th day Of January, 1859, Michael Condroy,
Of the ship Victoria, then lying at pier 4s Eas
river and Henry Van valkcnburgh, employed cook
aboard the Victoria became involved In quarrel tho
pier beside which the ship ay, when Van valkenburgh
drew knife and stabbed his adversary In the abdomen,
nhictng mortal wound The steward then fed up tho
pier but fearing that the police would arrest him, he
Turned and Jumping overheard swan OF and escaped.
Condroy was taken the hospital where he died
five days subsequently. Coroner Ranney held an In
quest onthe body and verdict was found against Van
valkeuburgh He was afterwards indicted for murder,
and Recorder Holman issued bench warrant for his
arrest seaach made for the fugitive murderer, but
he was not within reach Of the criminal au.
yesterday morning, when Sergeant Garland, Of tho
Ninth precinct received Information that he was
board the soop Passenger lying at the foot Of Ham
proceeded board the soop and arrested Van vaken
burgh whom he took 70 the station house The prisoner
positively I'll identiasd as the murderer Of Condroy The
prisoner who Is about thirty-nve years OF age, u sup
posed have been in the navy for the last two
years He formerly hailed from Athens Greene county
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Charles b. Baxter, resident Of New Jersey, was ar
rested by oscer Field Of the Fifth precinct charged
with having passed upon Mary Small Of "a white street,
counterfeit o. bill the Bank Of Fishki in payment
for small bill Of goods which he had purchased. Other
similar counerfets being found In the prisoners possee
son he was taken before Justice Hogan and committed
for trial.
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
Philip Muller, residing at No 1s0 Canal street, yes
terdsy appeared before Justice Hogan the Tombs and
preferred q complaint agsins, Lawrence Martin, man
twenty one years OF sge, who bad been arrested by
officer Craig of the Fourth precinct Muller states that
while passing through New Bowery late sunday night
be violently assaulted by The prisoner and another
tpon who etOle his watch and chain. As The thieyes
We're running away Muller cred forhsip which fesutsd
In Martins arrest It "olfndnratn however made bis
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
: sEAMAs ROBBED IN 4 PORTER HOUSE.

Martin to o. dae plundsr the magist~afs eomm,,,sd
.Seit an examination
sEAAAN ROBBED IN A PORTER HOUSE.
sac Fourth prscincs pom Sunday night arrested
John Wilson and John @ Quinn the charge Of having
stolen sixty do~ in bank bills from the pocket OF
Louis anger ssSIor attached the gunboat Glaucus
lying at the y,avy Yard while they were in porter
mouse IA Yyver street. The defendants were locked up
by Justco Hogan for examination.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
The Rupture Between the French En-
peror and Prince Napoleon
Hxpeoted Visit Of the Prince TO
America.
orr LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENCE,

The steamships Germania, from southampton on the
olst ut and the City Of London, from Queenstown
NE LIST inst have arrived bringing European lcs.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
The Alabama Claims.

THE OWLS SENSATION STORY REFUrED.
The following is fuller report than that previously
published of the renewed discussion Parliament the
Alabama claims
In the House Of Commons the S0th, Mr.. LEFEvRE
asked whether the communication stated TO have been
received from the United States government the sub
ect Of the depredatons of the Alabama and other
sells Of the character in any way contrary to
the tenor and spirit OF the despatch Of Mr. Adams TO
government Of October in which he stated that in
order TO preserve arnity and friendly relations with
foreign governments he induced by the government
OF the United States to postpone any question arising
out OF the depredations committed by those
vessels He wished TO know further whether that des
patch was dated before since the accession Of Mr.
johnson TO the Presidency.
Lord PALAERsr0N said that communication had been
taking place for time with regard 10 the depreda
tions OF the Alabama and other vessels The claim made
recently Of the same kind former claims II was
delivered TO the government since the accession OF Pres
dent Johnson but he could not whether the nstuc
tons 70 which related issued by President John
son or President lincoln.
Mr. W. FORSTER said there was an impression abroad
that since the accession Of President johnson claims
had been made in different spirit from those which
were made formerly. He believed however, that that
impression was altogether unfounded.
Mr.. LAYARD said that fresh demands had been
made
Tho London Daily News says that at length the House
Of Commons has been permitted hear the truth about
the peremptory demand said to have been pre-
ment Of the Alabama claims. Nothing has happened TO
justify the assertion that the Of the Union
armies, the death Of Mr. Lincoln and the succession
OF MI johnson, has been followed by change In the
policy Of the United States The statement that formal
demand has lately been made falls to the ground.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON May 81, 1896
Neyscan AGai1 Blsvupe-HS~sss Of ts A~sriam Heir
apparent dc.
1encose you two items Of from Mexico, received
here by the West indian mail packet Shannon, the
Aosh Of May
An agent from tho Emperor Napoleon had arrived In
Mexico for the purpose Of efectng arrangements for
Introducing ConSederate emgrsnts into the province Of
6onora
Marshal Baxaine II expected, would shortly take
che Of the forces under General Negrete in
Tho north large augmentation of the French forces In
Mexico Is expected
- confirmed, viz that q largo augmentation Of tho
Efencn forces in Mexico daily expected With regard
the cession Of sinalea &c, TO France, Chat cosson
will Informed, be Kept secret for time longer
che plans Of the Emperos having been completely
Asconcerod by the sudden collapse Of the rebel in
the United States.
Austria is in very precarious Of health hear
indeed from friend Of mine, who is himself member
sS the Austrian Court that the Princes health quite
shattered, and that one is completely paralyzed.
The Empress and her going the baths at sche
% try II they will benefit him. Under these crcum-
stances appears probable that the Emperor Naxim-
signty, ana that thus the affairs Of Mexico may
% peaceful settlement by his abdication.
subscribed for in the United States every
nnancer here, and the unparalleled Of the
country have struck all the politicians and moncyed
men Of Europe with amazement Only yesterday had
occasion to be in the city with Of the greatest
tractors, and they did not hesitate say that neither
Shcy else had the remotes idea Of the
Those persons who predicted ruin quite abased
oAye scarcely give opinion any other subject.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
Died.

this afternoon at the Fashion Course, for 81, ,ooo
Died.
6xnLmAN-Tn Brooklyn, Saturday morning, June
10, JouN SKnLMAy, In the 8eth year Of hts age
fhc relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence, "a
Rensen street. this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two O'Clock
(Fov Othsr DcGths See Second Pa1s)
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

sr~-In Consequence of your MhJety's letter Of Nay
b. AID its pubIca<gn 10 tbe H4ae1 VI this mVrning
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

BOSTON. June 10, PM-Ar schr II h TWtsden, Chase,
Cane Haytien Cid bark Celesta lBrl Cole Vaparaiso
schr Jane G Patterson, Whitaker, Washington DC
Iih-Arr bark Iona (Br) Seward Buenos Ayrcs; echrs
Freeman. Pierce; Herbert Manton, CrowelL and Emma
Bacon Case, Philadelphia.
Sid 10th, steamers Gee Appod and Saxon; ship Basaar
barks said Bin Sultan, Lizzie Morrow brigs Moonlight
Zuleika. A Rogers
I9th-Arr US steamers Tuks Key west Cherokee, do
steamer Norman Philadelphia; brgs Brilliant hragoane
BANuoR, June 9-Cld schr Connecticut Carrie, NYork.
BATH, june s-Arr brig Concord, Everett, Philadelphia
schr samuel tish Davis Vienna Md.
10Th Arr brig Harriet Baltimore; schr Gov Cony, do land
passed up the Tlyer).
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