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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

=
] B3- General Hitchcock, Commissioner Of
Exchange of Prisoners, has written long let
ter in vindication Of Secretary Stanton's course
throughout the business of exchange This
letter is supplementary to that of August q,
on the same subject In concluding General
Hitchcock says: Secretary Stanton has never
refused to exchange man for man on equal
terms, but has been most ca rnest in his efforts
to accomplish the exchanges. ! ought to say
further, this letter has been written from my
own sense Of duty, and upon no suggestion
from any quarter whatever, In fact, the sub
ject of it has been in no manner spoken OF,
either by myself to the Secretary Of War, or
by him to me; nor has the subject of my pre-
ceding letter been referred to either by myself
to him or by the Secretary to me-"
EB- They give odd remedies for the cattle
disease in England. A COW belonging to Miss
Burdstt Coutts was dosed with eight bottles Of
whiskey, twelve bottles Of brandy, thirty bot
ties Of port wine, and other strong drinks The
animalrecovered from the distemper, but died
OF deirium tremens. lot p vasg Iii9 aain1n 81
va There are encouraging signs in Florida
Aday or two since we published extracts from
the speech of Provisional Governor Marvin,
showing his advanced position on certain im-
portant questions, and nowwe. find the Jack
sonyille Herald arguing in favor Of the educa-i
ton and generous treatment of the freedmen,
and making the following statement SIN q
conversation had with senator Yulee, soon
after the emancipation erdergwas issued,' he
said very frankly that the freedmen must be
educated, and as soon astAey issrsp rspageGlfof
Il, be permitted to Uote,n
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
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Stock Markets.. 81


THE PREsIDENT's LAST SPEEcH.-The
speech Of President johnson to the celored
soldiers seems not to have been well received
by some of that party which has Of late been
SO full of the praises Of his policy. The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Times
says, under date of Tuesday: sagi9s e KS
The Presidents speech, to the icolored regi-
lment to-day causes much grumbling among
the copperheads here whoare making show
of endorsing his policy Expecting something
from which they could extract consolation for
their present political sacrifices, quite a num-
Der were on the ground but when the Presi-
dent gave utterancel to the sentiment that the
who was the most virtuous and the most intel
hgent would be most exalted, and occupy the
highest position, without regard to colo" these
snakes were so nngraciops as to hiss, and when
his Exeelleney went 50 far as to call the black
veterans before him "his countrymen," they
turned on their heels and left In disgust. The
colored people cheered the President heartily,
and received his remarks with great enthusls
aSm. .s+sr.ls Ed stf
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
From Washington.

81 TT Pm ~ WASHINGTON, Oct ~.
The Navy Department has ordered gen
eral court martial, to convene in Washington
on the LIST of November, and to be composed
Of the following officers: Vice Admiral d. G.
Farragut, Rear Admiral Hiram Paulding,
Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis, Rear Adj
miral ]. A. Dahlgren, Commodore Missron,
Commodore Thomas Turner, Commodore
James s. Palmer, Commodore J. A. Winslow,
Captain 8. P. Lee, Captain NJ Smith and Cap
tain James Alden. As this is solid court, it
Is conjectured that persons high in the navy
list are to come before it, but their names are
not promulgated.
1t appears that it has been assumed from
the report of the proceedings in the Werz case
Saturday last, that the position Of the Judge
Advocate on the point of excluding a lot of
witnesses for the defence on the ground of in
competency, by reason of their having been
engaged in the rebellion, was ruled on and
sustained by the Commission. Such was not
the fact. ID flisia-ss IS ebaaf stl3 i.ai .a.et
The counsel for the accused, in reply to an
inquiry by the President of the Court stated
that he would not insist on the attendance of
those witnesses. There the matter ended, the
President. stating that there was nothing be-
fore the Court for decision ON that point. F
The committee appointed by the South
Carolina Convention to intercede in behalf of
jeff. Davis, had an interview with the Presi-
dent to-day.
Maj. Gen. Thomas, to whom was referred the
case of Gen Palmer for investigation, arrived
here to-day. 10 8 BOB sai9f ies1 ',aa@ III
A drunken man from Alexandria visited the
Executive Mansion to-day, seeking an inter
view with the President, bat becoming disorder
ly was elected by the officer on duty. The latter
had inst turned to enter the house when a
sentry noticed the man drawing pistol and
seized it. The man was taken before q Justice
OF the peace and fined for carrying concealed
weapons. ifsfaiI f,ra 4-.l.3 s-'s.sss.s, lifsas
Preparations are now making for the great
Southern mail lettings The Department is
ready and willing to receive all former accom-
medations, but there is difficulty in finding
suitable men who have not been engaged in
the rebellion and who can. take the prescribed
OATH ~ m
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
by TELEGRAPH.
ITO THE DAILY PRESS.
The TriaI Of Wers.

0.x= The Trial Of WerE. 8@afN
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.
In the Wirz trial to-day, Mr.. Schade read
letters from Capt. Wirz to his superior officer
at the prison, requesting authority to have bet
ter bread issued; also for the PROVIDING IF
oners in the stockade, and authority to make
reouisitions for shoes or leather. b'si
The Judge Advocate objected to the letters
as they virtually allowed Werz to testify on
his own behalf. ~ egis as 6sFE
A slight debate ensued as Is the further IN
PRODUCTION of witnesses for the prosecution
the Judge Advocate stating that he had s,,b,
pened other witnesses, who would he here in
day or two. s.sa s64sss -
Col. Rufin, of the rebel Subsistence Denart-
ment, testified to the scarcity of supplies from
the beginning OF the war, and there was much
privation. Thirty thousand barrels If f1our
accumulated in Richmond in tle snrino Of
1884, but the whole was consumed bv the I'm
ion prisoners. He knew nothing Of Ander-
sonville except that the prisoners were sent
there because the supplies were principally
from Georgia. swsf11 TTasc1oa
K. ID. Kellogg, who had testified for the pros
ecution, was called for the defense. He testi-
he'd that he never knew Werz to strike, kick
or shoot man so that he died. Werz had a
character for cruelty, brutality and profanity,
anu WAS iiiSuitlng 10 the prisoners.
b MAJ. French Of the rebel ComInissary De-
partment, testified to the deficiency of supplies
In the winter of 1858 and 1884,
Or. Ray, recalled for the defence, testified
that Werz was sick nearly all of September
Merz's right arm was much swollen and two
nngers disabled. He could not strike any one
with that arm or with anything in it.
Capt. Armstrong of the rebel Commissary,
testified that Werz had nothing to do with, the
supplies, but received them. 'Werz remonstrat-
ed against the quality of the foed. Never heard
OF rebel soldiers being furloughed for shooting
prisoners. ~ s3bl sJHI GIL
DR.. Bates testified as to the depraved con-
dition OF the prisoners systems at Anderson
vile consequent upon the filth, insufficient and
unwholesome food and want of shelter. He
stated that man died in three days from
gangrene, which set in from an accidental
abrasion of the skin.
Major Proctor testified that he never heard
OF Werz shooting any man There was def
cheney of supplies at Andersonyille. Adj.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

DOCTOR GUIIMErTEs- This gentleman gave
a lecture last evening at Mechanics Hall, and
1t is somewhat remarkable that while our plac-
es of amusement are SO much thronged, SO
lew attended the doctors lecture. And what
isstill more remarkable that he did lecture at
all to such thin audience as greeted him last
evening. We confess we were greatly disap-
pointed, not in the lecture, for that was amost
excellent one; but in the audience. Doctor
Guilmette fully understands the subjects up
ON which he lectures, and his manner is pleas
ing and his Illustrations superior. We regret
that the hall was not filed, and those who
were present regret that he will not give
another lecture. We have not space to give
even a meagre outline Of his lecture, but his
remarks upon breathing" were original and
full of useful instruction. Our citizens have
lost valuable and interesting lecture, and the
fault is their own; for we gave them ample
notice. sr5le ff f
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
$12,177 OF s $se5,zs5 &c

Number of Polls in 1S09,-l 20S, at 1920 each.
Number Of Polls IN 1s6J,--6y94, at 800 each.
1909. 1866
Amount Of Real Estate, $1,1s1, 156 SIS, 031 100
Amount OF Personal Estate, 705,5 25 12,99O,47O
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
Board of Trade.

A MEETING Of tbe. BOARD Of Trade. was held
last evening at their rootns-T G. Hersey
ing since June Sd.
Messrs. J. S. Palmer. A. NJ. Burton, DR..
Eliphalet Clark. d. w. Clark. b. M. Payson,
John r. Proctor and Han r, Davis were al
mitted members IS. we. ~ aea zaAa
Several names were 1. nr1ronosed for member
shin. which. nv The y,,,es of the BOARD. stand
over to the newt new roeeting p 90 o.
Yarious communications received since the
last meeting. were read and ordered to he
placed on file Among them was one from
Secretary Welles. in relation, 10 reta;n;,,s t,e
monitor Wassuc at this1port. The seeretary
saws lit was written before the ,nonitor ws
Iaunched) that in order for The contractor n
receive his paw it would be- NECESSARY s COR az
monitor to be launched and her a,.c -
tried. If. after sr,ccesst;, trial there Z fyeg,,
water in the vicinity Of Portland where the
Wassuc can lie there viii he M ob;ect;or ~
her remaining. ssa ~ p eAsE sllel -
The subject of taking 4 census Of tbe c;tv
had been brought before the MANAGERS Of the
Board at their last Meeting and referred "a the
full Board. On motion. that subject was now
taken mn. ~ 49, . Etssaailp ila "a
The matter was discussed hV Nessrs a x
Shnrtleff, o. M. Marrett. John P,rinton. the
President, Jonas 81. Perley. j. r. THOMPSON.
and it was finally voted on motion Of M. Mar.
rett that the Secretary prepare a memorial t. t.
the City Council. recommending that bodv Il
cause census of the city to be taken AZ soon
as possible, and that he place the memorial on
the desk of the Exchange for signatures until
the next meeting of the CITY Council.
The. subject of a. new CITY Directory was
brought up, and it was stated that such a nnb.
LEGATION was now in course Of preparation. and
would be issued by the list Of January. ~
A committee, consisting Of the President
and Secretary. and Messrs. Lynch Sburtletf
and Hall, was appointed to confer with the
publishers of the proposed Directory Il, regard
to the character Of the work. and ID offer s,,c.b
suggestions as they NAV deem necessa,iv ~, !.
full and correct City Directory. ~ i,.. ~ IS.
Jonas II. Perley, ESQ.,, stated that a mann
facture of first class women,s sboae mac ~ ~
established here during the coming winter
employing MANY workmen and J iaroe.. 49, ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
From Georuta.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10. I
The steamer Cambria, from Savannah 9Th,
has arrived. The Herald of the It'll has the
following: - rs. ~
Gen. Steadman has issued document that
all orders relating to contracts between indi-
viduals, except those which interest freedmen,
or determine the right, lettei or possession OF
property of any description whatever, except
property owned or claimed by the government,
are hereby suspended, and all officers on duty
in this Department are prohibited from adju-
dicating questions of contracts accomplishing
claims and property, except when necessary
to protect the rights and interests of the gov
eminent. FAGt ~ 70 NJ II
I The Georgia State Railroad was turned over
to the State on the 25th ult. The United States
very literally proposed to furnish running
stock, machinery, tools, &c. The commission
ers have let out contracts for building fourteen
bridges on the road, to be completed by the
18th of December.
I During the week the cotton market has been
very firm, and within the last few days lower
grades advanced two and three cents, and the
finer qualities one and two cents, in cOnse-
quence of the low state of the river. The re-
ceipts have been light, y 4rsagg ! a 55-
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

/ REAL ESTATE AT AUoTIoN.-The valua-
Bile Farmer estate, corner of Pearl and Cum
berland streets, viii be offered at auction at
5 172 o'clock this afternoon, on the premises,
by Henry Bailey & Co. aissagl
Prior to the above sale, at o'clock P. NJ,
Messrs. Bailey q Co. will sell at auction on the
premises, several building lots on Bramhall,
opposite the residence of Hon. j. d. Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
The E s,iL. Convention.

U nj.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.
The Episcopal Convention was occupied this
morning in discussing the diocese in Pennsyll
vania, and the case OF DR.. Wilmer of Ala6a-
ma, both subjects producing long discussions.
The following was adopted as substitute
for the action of the House of Bishops:
Whereas, The bishops have informed the
house of their resolution expressing to Bishop
Wilmer their regret regarding his late pastoral
address; therefore "a sfsfa III gar
Resolved, That this House does hereby sig
nifty IT'S concurrence in said acceptance, pro-
ylded, however, that such acceptance of right
Rev. Mr., Wilmer be not consummated, and
that consent to his acting as bishop of the di-
geese o. Alabama be not given until he shall
have transmitted in writing, to be signed by
him in the presence OF every bishop of the
church, to presiding bishops Of the House Of
Bishops the promises Of conformity compris-
ed in the office for theconsecrationv Of bishops,
and shall also have transmitted to said pre- ne,
siding bishop evidence, authenticated in the
fullest manner now practicable, Of his having
Christ EagsIf
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

al The City Fathers of Portland, are deter
mined to close barber shops on the Sabbath
lLes0ist0n journal boa ~ Wea itaF faa
The City Fathers have nothing to do with
the matter. 1t is all among the @eraft" Those
BARRIERS that do not open their shops on the
Sabbath and they constitute more than nine
tenths of the profession--are determined that
the others shall do likewise, especially those
who have agreed so TODD; and the complaints
are made to the police officers by those ton
sors who keep the Sabbath. obi 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

LARCENY OF Conn., Officers Hall and
Montgomery yesterday arrested a man named
Pendergast for the larceny of $40 in coin be-
longing to his brother, which had been left in
the charge of Mr.. WEIGH, No. 10 Pleasant St.
during the absence Of its owner The owner
gift sent to WEIGH to forward him 50 in coin,
and when WEIGH went to where the box had
been placed he found it gone. Suspecting the
brother-as both of them had boarded with
him-he informed the officers, and they ar
rested the thief and recovered the money.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
Card by the Atlantic ~. Base Bar cI..b.

asi III Fit iss.g3 G New York, Oct. a.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club, in an official
card, deny they broke any engagement with
the Athletics Of Philadelphia. They are try
ing to arrange games with the Athletics at
Philadelphia within the next week. Their
card of explanation puts new pail on the af-
they hold the champion streamer until taken
from them by superior plays. The card is
signed by d. A. Fulton, VIM. Babcock, james
Mowlear, George Thomas, and James III. Corn
well, committee.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

AhTAsTY WrNDow.-Mrs. ]. w. Emery
has Just returned from New York, where she
has been to procure articles of taste and beau
ty, for the holiday campaign, and since her re-
turn, her window, corner of Congress and
Chestnut streets, has presented an appearance
of the most attractive character. It requires a
soul of peculiar powers Of stoicism to pass
without stopping to survey the rare display.
Mrs Emery gets up beautiful designs in flow
ers, wreathes, funeral emblems, &c. See adj
vertisment in this paper.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
BowDo1N MEMORIAL HALII.-we are il

BowDo1N MEMORIAL. HALL-We are in
formed by Prof Smyth that he is meeting with
good success in raising Portland's quota for
this noble and endearing monument to the
fame of the sons of Bowdoin who have fallen
in the service Of their country or who dedicat-
ed their lives to the upholding of its honor
He wants $4,000 from this city. he has al
ready secured $4,000, and is at work for the
balance. It is hoped the other $1,000 may be
promptly supplied. We dare say it will, but
the object is to secure it at once. af a.ii ssira
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

+ THE BIG FIsH-To-day is the last one for
the exhibition of the monster black fish, cap
tured by Capt. B. J. Willard. Those who
want to see this mammoth fellow must call to-
day. The price Of admission is reduced to 10
cents for adults and i've cents for children
Saturday this fellow is to be cut up and the
oil tried out.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

I'M THURSDAY, Oct. 18TH at O'Clock P. NJ, we
" shall sell the valuable Real Estate Bracket
Street near Carlton, being No. III The lot Is about
20 feet Rrackett Street by 125 feet deep. There
Store. 1t pays now $500 rent. This Is q splen-
did House Lpt whenever wanted for building pur-
lent neighborhood; II not wanted Immediately to
build upon, viii pay good Interest ON cost until Il
H. We hold 1t OF the very best pieces OF proper
ty for nyestment, in our hands. Title clear-termA
80 HENRY BAILEY, & Co., Auctioueors.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

Nesr York Markets..
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
Cotton -firmer; sales 0ooO bales Middling Uplands
at So a Soc.
F9o1r-5 q 1Oc higher; sales 1000 bbls State 90
a So Round Hoop Ohio 90 % IL rs. Western Z 90
q co. Southern fImer sales 500 bbls at 80 q 10 co.
Wheat7-2 q Sc higher; sales $1,000 bushels. Chi
cago Spring 70 "a 17S. Milwaukee Club rs a 1 81
2 55. 100 - 4, 80
cOrn--1 q &c lower; sales 1900 bushels. Mixed
Western 81 a 92c.
Oats-1c lower.
Beef-firrr. Y ise'sfs 54A 9s tita.itf93 aAta
Pork-lower; sales 300 bbls. Mess SC 90 a. Sc 80,
Lard-dull; sales $50 bbls at "a q 2ssc. ~ ~ &
Whskey-steady; sales $50 bbIs at 2 cS1 a. 49, ~
Suears-quiet; sales $50 hhds Muscovado at 14I
a 142c. .lhsfsesa' wv Is
Pesroleum-frmer; crude 80 a S9lc. -nAAiiiot
Freights to Liverpool-frmer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
Yirqi,.ia EIeetion-NeyaI
FoRrREss MoNRoE, Oct. /

The Virginia election passed off quietly, and
Union candidates are probably elected to Con-
gress in the first and second Districts. Chan
dleris is undoubtedly elected to Congress from
the Norfolk District. aHe e nfals q Y 81
Thesteamer Malvern, flagship Of Con1no-
dore Radford, has been dismissed from the SER
vice. s4ea8aH .uFhfal s5ai gqsie ilisgiais
Commodore Lanman leaves in his flagship
Yantuc, today for Charleston and Savannah,
to inspect the North Atlantic squadron. d
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

WE regret to learn that Hon. John A. Wat
erman, Judge of Probate for Cumberland
County, is confined to his bed by serious i'll
ness, consequently the term of the Court of
Probate that comes ON Tuesday next, as we
learn from the Clerk, will be postponed. Per-
sons having business in that Court will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13

DIVORCE CAsEs- On the new docket for
the present term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court, there are already entered thirty-two II
bells for divorce. Twenty-one OF them are
from wives and eleven from husbands. We
find these eases increasing in our Courts year
by year. What is the matter? ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
From San Domingo fssssd4ahe at Santa

CruS.
NEW YORK, Oct. H..
The steamer Columbia, from Havana, has
arrived. : sFa4f -st
st. Domingo dates Of the 10Th !ult, state that
President Cabral has prohibited the further
issue of paper money. 90 -
g4.A hurricane had caused great damage on
the coast. ffqssf baa II
A national guard and municipal police are
being organized. leA - TElis
IS J. F. Bazaar has been appointed Government
Agent at New York. ,5og ! 'ssaa5s slla7i sssdt
An earthquake in Santa Cruz threw many
houses down, but no lives were lost. The
same was felt in st. Domingo ss
st. Thomas adviees states that Santa Anna
has raised 100 men. The dispatch does not
say whether for the Juarist cause or not.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-13
BY aTELEGRAPH
ID g54 i ITO THE " \
EVENING PAPERS. :

1f
Iosya EEecfson-Eron1 Baltimore and Rich
qiond.
CHICAGO, Oct. II.
Returns from the Iowa election indicates
that Stones majority viii be about 10000. A
small vote was polled.
4 BALTIMORE, Oct. II.
AT the city council election to-day small
vote was polled. There was no opposition
All the candidates are Union. Only 1900
votes were pOlled. aaai ol su' - 81 +.
The Richmond Republic of to-day says it
will be observed by an official order in anoth-
er column that efficient means viii be taken
to prevent any interference by the military,
with the elections tomorrow. All the troops
will be removed from the vicinity of the poll
ing places, and no officer or man suffered to
approach them except in cases of disturbance
OF the place, when, If absolutely necessary,
the military force may be used to quell the
Sameseft W .st0taiafarI 800 u gaHfa8N1f /.