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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

Sid I'm Manila prev to Mch %, ship Malay. Hutch.
dali. llate Pattenl West Coast Africa.
At Akyab March ships Mary Cobb. Pillsbury;
Lawrsnes srpwn; Ssnvris Mary Whltrdge Cree
tebello. Kelley; w II Prescott. Batchelder; Sears
Bartlett; Courier Davis; Elizabeth Cushing Browns
Alice vennard, Young, and Southern Chief Hig-
AT Rangoon March H. ships St Louis, Ballard; T
Southland, starrett and Gen shepley, stetson, for
At Bombay March %, ship Templar, Nickels. frou.
New York, unc; Zenobia, hayes, for Calcutta; SUI
tote. Soulei Canova,Brown. and Eureka Hall uDc;
At Table Bay cGH March 10. barqus White Wing.
Ar At Elmina March "a. barque c Nickels. Bl.u.
chard, Boston
Sid i'm CienfaegOs I'D. barqus Ellen Stevens. for
Ar at Havana 22d ult, briggs Eudorus, HsAkan I'm,
Portland; 23d Orison Adams, RanloT, do; 2eth
barque Eliza White, Look. do; 9th briRs Eco Barn
ham, Mountfort; Charlena. Means, and Queen Of he
North, Thompson. from do
AT At DO 2sth. brig MansanilIa. Norton, Portland.
Cid 9th. barques b Hamilton, Adie Portland.
18th. st Jago. White, do via Cardenas
Sid I'D, brigs Pleiades. Collins. Portland; 18th.
hatahdin, Saunders. Sagua; 26th, Frank Allen
Merrill, Cardenas; 2eth. baruue SpesdwelI Dixon'
do; brig Glendale. Guthrie, do. ''
Ar At Mansanila 18th ut, brig Moonlight, Small,
AR at Matanzas 27th barque Trovatore Pendiston,
Portland; bTigs Mary A Chase, Mcdonald, ana j W
Az At do 2Ist, brig Alfaratta. Nerrimsn. York.
22d, oarques H Bartlett, Treat. Newport; Harvest
Moon, Staples, New York Suiote Panno do: 1stb
H Knight, Brl Matamoras '-'
Sid 2lst, brigs Polledo Warwick Portland. och
VIM H Parks, Plummer do. -
Sid 2lst baTque Mary Fox, Ross, Philadelphia
brig Ortolan, Gooding Cardenas -
Ar At Cardenas 23d nit, barque II Lord. Pink
ham, Matanzas 18th, brig Ortolan, Gooding. Port
land; 26th, barque Sancho Pansa, Heaean Boston:
Attn, brig Frank e Allen, Merrill Havana; 28th
barque George S Hunt Woodbury. Newport Eaa;
hries Saml Lindsey, Wilson, and Luther Kidd. I'm
Portland -
sid 10Th, brig Robin, KiIlman Portland sch Ida L,
Ray. Ray philadelphia 27th, barques Sarah Hale,
Sid 22d, brig A Adams. Lowell New York; scfs
Baltic. Grant, do; 25th brigs Thomas Connor YorI
DO; Crimea, Hichborn, do; 2Sth sch b A Hcaih.
Williams, do. |
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BLAcKwooD.--The April number of this
magazine has been received from the Office OF
Leonard Scott q Co., the American publishers
In New York. "Miss Maljoribanks," aCor-
nelius O'Dowd" and "Picadilly" are continued,
and besides these the number contains Eve
complete articles, and the conclusion of aEto-
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IMPORTS.
MINIATURE Almanac
PORT OF PORTLAND.


AAnrsaAy"-.... ...............,,...M May 4.
eNA ARRIVED. ~
Steamer Montreal, Lscomb, Boston
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, fun Boston
for st John NIB.
Sch Three Brothers. tBrl Theai. Joreins Ms
Sch Harriet, lBr) Britt, st AndrewsNR
. Son Alfred Barrett, Cornish Boston.
sch Henrietta. Jones, Boston
New York. = ~ '''
Sob Emma Cakes. Johrson. - for Fl Monroe.
CLEARED.
w Brig Edwin Kennedy, Goyer, Cardenas - 8
!. Brig yineennes, H0dgdOn, New YOrk-RG York
: Sch Grapeshot. ingalls,. Grand Menan N8-master
son d Prescott Freeman, Boston, II white
SAILED-Brigs Vincennes and Timothy Field
sens Young, Rescue, Jos Turner Jas II Moore
George Deering, Hampton Belle, Yigilent, II Pres
colt, Arouse and others.
lsRoM OUR ooRRRsPoNDENr.l
G REENs LANDING, April 2S-Sld, schs Tyrone,
Carey, Norwich for Harringt HmT
April 29-sld, sch Hrrr ct Rogers, Handy, Steuben
for FAN River.
April s0-Ar, sch Gloucester. Coombs Castine.
May lar. sch Friendship, Col ins, Belfast r
sra. schs Adelaide, Haraden.. Steuben for Boston;
Northern Chief Hopkins. vinalhavcn for Western
May 2-sld. sehs Speed. Harvey. Castine; Giou.
cester. Coombs. Southern fishing grounds. +.
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THE HONEST OLD MEDICINE

N. II. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs, $500 Dsa "a
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
lnghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge Of the su-
preme Court of Vermont; DR.. j. b. woodward,
Surgeon fer tine Vermont Militia.
Sold by all dealers In Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, Vt, Proprietor.
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From. Savannah.

NEW YORK, May A.
The Herald's Savannah correspondent saws
Gen. Wilson and his splendid force Of cavalry
reached Savannah last Friday.
The Herald's correspondence says that 1900
Union prisoners, who had been at Anderson
vile, were released near Jacksonville on the
28th, and had reached our lines, nearly starved
and sick.
The Herald's Hilton Head correspondence
says Ex-Gov. Aiken, while protesting to be
opposed to secession, Is charged with aiding
the rebellion. G.. B. Lamar, violent seces-
sionist, has also been arrested.
Both prisoners are understood to be charged
with treason, and are to be tried therefor.
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JEWELLERY,

Send me One DoIlor by mail and will send you
aides, Jewelry, Long Chain. Locket, Neck Chain,
hing, Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
OF Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Plated Watch and Chain for S15.
Address, DRESSER's Dollar Store, Portland, ,
Ne. Box 1872. & mar9d2m* ~
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THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollient in Its nature. fragrantiy
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
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8 p 4 CIAL TICE


A FEW more advanced pupils in Latin, Creek or
Mathematics can be attended to by gentleman
who can furnish the best of references to charac-
ter and ability Address c. o. +, Box lO8 Portland
P. o, for further particulars. ap2fd2ws
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To PURIFY, ENRIoH THE BLOOD, AND BzAUTIEx
the complexion, use HKLMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNcEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
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In Roxbury, May 81 MIS- Lydia NJ wife of James
Dockrey, Jr, aged 20 years months f
In Georgetown, April 30, Miss Jane McKenney,
aged "a years. - .t -
lt,.s,s5 OBITUARY.
In Westbrook. April ~ George G Babb. eldest son
Ed in and Melinda Babb. aged 81 years. In his
ficted; for he faithful son and worthy friend
He had been an ornament and blessing in his home
Around his lie clustered many bright hopes and
promises. In bis daily walks heexhibted the biz b.
est sense of right and duty. He found 10y and
peace In studying the word Of God in needing pre-
cepts OF the Great Teachers in bowling at the shrine
Of nature science and art, to gain wisdom and Gull
ture. Now that he has gone no wonder that hearts
beneath the Rod, aud Christ will lead them into spir
itual light where they will see.
Thrice noble one, not dead, but risen, FtT
Gone carly into beautiful light - ~
Into the shining realm Of glory
All fitted for spirit so bright
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| Nor AFEW OF rHE WoRsT DISORDERS that az
fict mankind arise from eorruptions Of the blood
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy ofthe utmost value. e3 - w
hNn1ss - IN ~ 7. sis Ifss. mar20dam
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These figures are not without their signifl-
canoe, and they show not only the superior Ion
gevity of the colored races, but how liberty
serves to promote 1t. The whole number OF
persons of one hundred years and upwards,
Is to the aggregate population, minute frac-
ton less than nine onethousaudth Of one per
cent. With the whites the percentage Is but
little more than half of this, being about
twenty-five ten-thousandths of one per cent.
With the slaves the percentage comes IN to
forty-two one-thousandths Of one per cent, OF
nearly five times more than with the whites
while with the free colored people the per.
centage rises to seventy-hve one.thousandtbs
of one per cent, or almost double that Of the
slaves. The longevity among the Indians Il
truly wonderful, those attained to one hmm.
bred years being seventeen one hundreths Of
one per cent. II such figures do not show
the tendency Of fashion, pride, conventional
isms, high living, hard drinking, and other ex
cesses to shorten the span of human life, as
well as the consistency of freedom with lon
gevity, then we do not read statistics Alright
Do they not indicate the necessity of thorough
reform in the customs of civilized and fashion
able lfel
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. WHY INQUIRE THE COMPLEXION BY PowDERs
AND WASHES which choke or AL mp the pores of the
skin, and in short time leave il harsh aud dfyl II
10 the blood, and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HBLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots pmples and all eruptions ofthe
skin. w 2 ssllt
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''She shook her sparkling hair, that shed
Such lustre o, ee her beauteous head"
Ladies who dress their hair with srKRLIEa's AM
BRosIA find that 1t adds new charms and lustre to
their heauty. ap242w
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THING OF BEAUTY ID A JOY BORE EVER.
Those who desire brlllancy OF complexion, must
purify ard enrich the bio ID which HELMBoLDs CON
oEHTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
olleect 1t is no patent medicine Ask Hembolds.
Take no other. l f.
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The Longevity Of Races.

The census returns for 1860, show that there
were then in the country 2700 persons who
had attained to one hundred years of age and
upwards,--929 Of them males and 1880 fe-
males. They were divided among the differ
ant races as fniIows.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILI.A cleanses
and renovates the blood, puries insts the vgor Of
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease. atl7 $3.50
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SPOKEN.

Feb q. lat 80 y, lon Ian 80, ship Susan Robinson,
March s, lat IA So 8, ion Z IS w. shin Cor;nga IN,
Shanghai for Liverpool Ill's =
April %; OF G pc Cod. ship Southern Rights Ross,
from Shields for New York
No date. 30 miles SSW Carvsf,rt Reef hri0 RaiIa
Bernard, from New York for New Orleans
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Sch Admiral, Rankin. from W ellis for Boston YVES
seen to capsize OF Thatchers Island, on Wednesday,
ana all hands are supposed to be lost. See general
news columns.
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. X l. A N ID
Photographic Gallery
ALONzO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the bestmanner deo2stf
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Helmbold,s Conceutrated E,tract pucbu

q A'9l 2 Is the great Diuretic.
aELMBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
= la-. H.a RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that can be
made
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

Knowles. . substantial schr Of about 200 tons,
mot yet named. For sale
Also, 18th, fine brig of lO6 TONS told measure
mont with two decks She is owned BY parties In
Portland.
Capt stephen Chase, Jr, master of ship Wurtem-
burg, died at sea Aug Is. 1854 on the passage from
RangOon to Bombay his wife and child being with
him His remains were taken back to Raneoon for
burial The deceased was a son of Capt stephen
Chase of Portland, was an excellent shipmaster dill
Of age.
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Capture of Macon Confirmed Broson,
of Ga, trying to get back into the Uision.

of Ca, trying to get back into the U,sion.
NEW YORK, May4.
Steamer Arago from Port Royal Both, has
arrived. ea
The capture Of Macon, Ga, by Gen. Will
son, is confirmed. The place is under the
protection of Union soldiers.
Gov. Brown Is at Augusta, endeavoring to
get up State Convention to bring back
Georgia to her allegiance to the Union.
The crops In Georgia, including cotton,
promise well.
After entering Macon and placing guards,
Gen. Wilson withdrew alarge portion OF his
cavalry outside the city.
r. r. Cuyler died recently at Macon.
The Assassination of President LineoIn-Ths
Constttuttonat amendment Passed tn Oon-
ssecttcwt. tF%s
NEW YORK, May 4.
The Herald's Washington special dispatch
says there are twenty one, and perhaps twen-
ty-three persons implicated in the assassna-
ton of President Lincoln, who will certainly
suffer the death penalty.
fs HARTFORD, Conn.,, May a.
The Constitutional Amendment unanimous
ly both branches of the Connecticut Legisla-
ture this morning. .... 49,. &
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Notice is hereby given that the Buoys in Kennebeo
River, above Bath, Me-, have been replaced fer the
Summer season.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
SAML LOCKWOOD,
n Tua AZ
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TIHE steamer FRANC0NlA, whics has hem
has again been placed on the rte, and wis leave
here on Saturday next, Nss.a 6th inst,
zdERY q FOX. Agents.
Portland, May 4, 1910. may5td
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POkr ROYAL SCAT 18th, schs Caroline, and 8
Ty er: Belfast; 9th: brig Q Nickels. Frankfort.
pl NOkFVLh lv 9th ult, brig Webster Kelley,
BALTIMoRE-Cld LIST. sch Hattie Baker, crowell,
Ar I'd, sob Yankee Blade. cOOmbs. Fortress Mon.
roe.
CID I'd, brig Croeus, Manson. Georgetown.
Cid Sd, brig Ambrose Light for Boston; sch II
PHILADELPHIA-Ar1 LIST. brig Omaha. Robin
son. Fortress Monroe.
barque Florence Peters. Hooper, New Orleans.
AR I'd, barque Roanoke, Cooksey, Porto Cabello.
Cid "a ship O G Duncan. Laughlin, Fort Barancas;
sch l. A Orcutt Butler. Boston
ARID. barque Siclian. sparrow, Port Royal sc.
Cid 3D.. Darqus Jane NJ Harvard, New Orleans.
Lepreaux NIB; Moses Eddy, shute. Belfast for I'd
dyve Castillian, Bellaty. Ellsworth; = Rogers,
Haskins Gardiner; saml Nash, Seaver, Holmes Bay (;
Ar 3D. brig Q + 0'Brien Creary, Matau oras; schs
s Lindsey, Wickert. Millbridge; Belle. WhtmoTe
ellsworth; nurd. willets, Rocklandi s G Loud
CID 3d. brig snow Bird, Guptill. Cardenas.
Ar Attn, ship Gratitude, from Liverpooli brig Ma
Sid "a. chips Eibernia. B Aymar, Neptune; barqus
Jas ChuIchill brig Geo Amos.
NEW LoND0N-Ar Sd, sch Pushaw Grover, I'm
PROvIDENcE-Ars Sd. sch Marmora. Smith. I'm
Bangor
PzWTUCKET-Ar Sd. sch warentOn. Gray. I'm
FALL RIVER Below I'd. sch cOrinthian. Taplsy.
from Bangor
NEWP0RT-Ar 3D.. schs Joseph, McCarty. from
Machias for Alexandra. Il: Romeo Fletcher, Belfast
tor Fortress Monroei Royal Oak Benson, Mllbridge
for Philadelphia
BOsTON-Ar Sd. sehs Ranger Hallowell. Dem
nysville; Oracle. Carter Pembroke; Aurora, Gusiua
Machas; Majestic, Baker, Jonesport; Ann Maria,
Kelley, Addison; Arboreer, Hodgkins, and Otranto,
Hammond, Ellsworth; Index Cousins. do; Bril-
liant, Dunbar. Belfast; Helea Mar Blaisdell. Cam
den; Dray, Hamlin, Wiscasset; Amazon, Lewis I'm
Freeport; Or zon, Howe, Bath.
Ar4th, sch Superior, Bragdon Kennebunk
Abbott. Franklin; r Hodgdon, Hall, Rockland
| A Hammond. Paine, Gardiner.
Sid. ship May Flower; brig VIM Naron.
| SALEM-Ar I'd, schs Boxer, and Geo WASHINGTON
| I'm Portland for New York; Mexican, and Roanoke,
| do for do; Vesta, 0rland.
GLOUCESTER-Ar Goth, schs Union, Post, Rock
land for New York; Richmond, Cousins. Bangor for
do; Sea Flower, Chase, New York for Salem; OAK
Grove, Burgess. Belfast for Boston; Acadia Hale
Yarmouth; g W Baldwin, Long, New Bedford
Ar LIST inst, scbs J Cummings, Lunt, Belfast for
Fortress Monroe; L Euphras Q. Keene. Gardiner for
New 1orEi Mary Louisa, Hammond, FIN Salem for
Calais; Sarah, Greenlaw, Deer lale for Newport
Black Warrior Grant, Gouldsboro.
Ar I'd, schs Bangor Jordan, Ellsworth Tor n York ,
Protection. Hayford Addison for do: Alfred Barrett
Cornish, Boston for Portland; Gold Hpnter, Wave.
do for York; Rowena. Agnew, do for Calais; Enter
prise. Pitcher, Bangor; Eben Brown, Burns, fron
Thomaston.
NEwBURYPoRT-Arlst LIST. sch Gen KIsber, rur.
ner, Bangor
PORTsMoUTH-Ar saith. schs Venus. Hersey, I'm
Pembrokei Mary Frances. Agrey, Bangor.
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TsmiscOmata Pine Land Co,
TTBE Annual Nee ins Of ths Company viii be
held at United States II tel, ON Wednesday.
May 10th, 1885. asa O'Clock P N
May 8, lse5-td N. o. CRAM, Treass-ar.
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Lost.

II 0ST yesterday afternoon. Far Tippek, 90
.LlFranklin st, bet seen Federal and Middle sts A,
elderly lady was seen TO pick II up. The fuder VI
be rewarded y leaving it vt 81 Frank in ct.
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Portland. May A, 1865. - H. -A'p'' -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DR.. Kolley's genuine Medicine can only by found
ut sl4 Congress st. Portland. Beware ofimpOstion.
May Adv
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Kindling w God,

T'o take he place Of sofs Coal, will be- prepared
L i0s delivering In few DAYS. Try IT.
s22 COMMERCIAL Street,
mayo 2we Between foot Of Park and Hieh sts-
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affords pretty convicting proof that should that
arch traitor be captured, tried and convicted,
no clemency on the part of Andrew johnson
would save his wretched neck President john
son would not waste the peoples money SO fool
ishly as that.
81 Messrs. A. c. Dennison & Co. at Mechanic
Falls, have recently purchased the Drake and
Dwinal paper mill and contemplate putting up
a new one in which all kinds Of paper will be
made. Messrs. Dennison & Co. now stretch
quite across the river, and the people will rejoice
to see that old paper mill torn down and . new
one erected.
EWe understand that measures are in pro-
gress which promise to result, in few weeks, in
giving to the people of Portland a neat, first
class though small evening paper; not scurril-
ously personal, not Extensively partisan, but one
that will seek to be genial visitor in every
household. We know that We only echo the
general feeling Of our people when We wish the
enterprise hearty God-speed.
F-The ladies of the Universalist Social Circle
had very pleasant levee at the vestry Of their
church in Congress Square on Wednesday even
ing. Excellent glee singing by Mr. Shaw and
his admirable choir, refreshments and good
social time were the leading elements Of attrac-
ton. We understand nearly all the pews are
taken up in the church, and that the society was
never SO prosperous and well-united as at the
present time. rs
EA writer in the argus, referring to the
knocking down of a disloyal man by lame
soldier for exulting over the assassination of
President Lincoln. exclaimsin dolorous strain :
lis the right Of speech to be abridged, the most
sacred right Of an .dmorican citizen Are our
homebred rights and frssids privileges to re- de-
MED US ~, This isrich, and shows that to exult
over the brutal assassination Of the President of
the Q. g., Is the ost sacred right and the
"6reside privilege q of an American citizen, ac-
cording to the copperhead standard, approved
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ent races as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
THREE MEN TORN TO PIECES.
4 Large Boiler Thrown Twelve
Hundred Feet.
4 Manufacturing Establishment COM
pletely Wrecked

In the small settlement known as Bia'rg
star about 1--WE miles from Railway y j., the boiler OF
John 4. Steinhsusers establishment Tor preparing
pho>uhate ofhme exploded about five o'clock Tuesday
afternoon with sreh terrible effect that the buldns
frame 100 FEET square was entirely wrecked, and inc
tubular boiler ~ By 10 feet, harled 10 distance az
40J yards from the place. aud 100 feet hseb "hen -
struck the earth throwing up tie dirt 70 g'ea' his
and then rcbouaded Is feet further.
A number Of men were in the baidng. and three on
them who stood near the boiler were killed, two 81
them instantly but the third lived until the following
morning.
Toe names Of the killed were A. r. Bcyse, suDcrin-
tondent resident Of the yiciuity j. Master boiler
maker Of this city aRdJ. Brousi fireman, OF Williams
bnrrh Bevse clothes were torn completely from his
body and Broush's skull crushed TO atoms render
u II probable that Heiher of the two unfortunate men
was conscious Of the least suffering MNster DID nos
believe be was serious hart and the following NOM
irg was Walking about when be complained OF DIM
Guilty " breathing His respiration grew shorter and
shorter FOR two or three hours when he expired.
The accident is aseribed TO the defective steam gauge
which vas purchased in this city. Mr. Beyse had no
idea OF the quantity Of steam IN the boiler and he was
an experienced engineer. having been IN one OF our
gurboats ard on the Otsego st the time " her
destruction by torpeto) and therefore anticipated no
danger supposng the gauge woLd indicate The pres
sure upon tie boiler.
an OF the killed were men Of f,mily and theis re.
were promptly cared for by Mr.. Steintause, AMI
lots purchased for tdelr nterment IN Greenwood Neo
tery. He has also generously offered u prov We.
understand for the widow and children of the Supern'
teud8Ht.
4 strlrge circumstance connected with the clsnaly
Is that Beyse seemed have prcmoluon OF h' fate.
when he ;vas in New. York last Monday with stein.
bauser he said be- felt strong dispos lion to have bis
LIE insured and returning bome asked 0is wlie where
She roud have him buried In the event Of his being
Killed saving be felt as If something were about TO hap
pen TO him.
The boiler had l63 tubes which were thrown lu 'eet
apart and this fact with tie tremendous force of thu
explosion indicates that there must have bseH At iess
10 pounds OF steam 10 the square inch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
UNION RATIFICATION
Immense 0utpcur.ng Of the People.
'Enthusiasrn for the Ticket.
RETURNED SOLDIERS PRESENT.
Speeches by William E. Dodge, Col Thomas
B. Van Eufer, Gen. Fitzpatrick, Gen.
Carey, Daniel z. Dickinson,
EOrace Greeley, Henry J.
Raymond and Others

The Union Republican Ratification meeting
at Cooper Institute las. evening thorough, flo
rious and uneQuivOca success. Although the meeting
was advertised TO take place at ~ O'Clock, before
the hall was almost FIJI Of people, and before the pro
ceedings began every seat filed. snd every aisle
lobby and vestbue Of the copacOus room was hronged
With earnest spectators and listeners. We have seen
this hall crammeG" before bat never so utterly "t5
I'd az upon last evening Over five thousand people
were present.
TIE AUDIENCE
was composed OF different classes and different sexes,
and in both Of these characteristics IL differed mate
rally from the audiences which are usually 10 be seen
at Democratic political gatherings.
In tie inst place there were at least ivehuDdred
ladies rcsert and these we're evidently OF tie best
class Of New York socies They occupied front seats
in the nail. and throughout the evening manifested
great interest in the proceedings.
Most OF the male portion Of the audience was OF
course drawn fr1.n the refined and eDhghtcno ned
portion Of the community; bat, nevertheless parcu-
larry in the back part Of the hall, were 10 lie seen
large number Of rCUgher CHARACTERS who, IN Cl0en
time, fulOWe the banners Of Iammany and Mozart
but who appeared on the side of the Republicans
and the Union. These gentlemen contributed siren
uOns voice the enthusiastic applause OF the evening.
This is really very encouraging sign and should b.
noted When the rcpTcs oil the masses OF TINS
great ard coTrupt city really on the side Of truth
aud Justice, embodied by the Republican party, We
may well look toward the future with hope ana JOY.
DECORATIONS OF THE HALL.
The hall was handsomely decorated. the principal
ingredient being the ever fresh red. white and blue
These coors oGorned the speakers stand anl were
draped behind il. f,stOoning the following motto:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

heroes Of View York who eorr the dead'y snded.
Tho ntgncss OF TIE evening excused iartSer ''''N"
the General rosired vith appl Ease ..,o, nv
A spilited version Of Tramp Tramp 80 n.
The AnJor.on Gise Club ana especially apPanael 70 "a
h,rpv allusions 10 Gen. khpaiFcA, aHd the so.sn,
ne Union ticket eonclU3od Que Of Lbs moss
meetings ever held IN Nev.1ork