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- We understand that o party from
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-30
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Terrible Boiler Explosion and Loss of LfHe.
New YORK, Oct. %.
This morning about a quarter before six
o'clock, while abreast of 10th Street, North
River. the port boiler of the steamer ST. John
of the Peoples line, from Albany for this civ.
exploded. Seven persons were killed. seven
teen scalded and one missing. There were
only about 100 persons on board. SO the casr
aualties were not so numerous as they. wo,lId
have been at the height of the summer travel.
At the time OF the accident the engine was
working about thirteen revolutions per minute
and carrying steam pressure VARYING from 26
to 2S pounds per square inch The St. John
usually carried 30 pounds and is licensed for
30 pounds; but the safety valves are yyrighted
at IS pounds. None Of the engineers present
could give Us anyldea of the cause of the ex-
piosioii, anu al regard it as profound niys-
terry winch can only be solved by a most thor
ough investigation At the time of the explo-
sion there were two firemen in the boiler
room, one OF whom, Frenchman name iln-
known, Jumped overheard, and SWAN for the
shore ]; Dill e IS suppose that be was drowned,
The other ran out on the main deck, and Ies-
capped all hailn The steam, owing to the po-
Simon and character Of explosion, did not
aliect the main deck SO much as the main sa-
loon deck John Anderson, one of the deck
nands, was pretty severely burned on the low
- NSN' AZ LSus III Tic DOlleT, WHICH lOfbu-
nately was located on the guards, is about six
feet long and,three feet deep, leaving an open
ing into which three or four men could easily
enter the boiler. The whole upper edge of
the sheet Is torn off as neatly as if it had been
Gptas revealing the entire inner part of the
boiler. The. aperture is on level with the
saioon deck, so that when the sheet and bolts
gave way the steam was followed by tons of
scalding water, Which passed through state
rooms Nos. s1l9, 121 and 123, and, rolling in a
torrent across the deck, entered the opposite
state rooms !; and, in a few seconds, the boil
ing sea was at least five inches deep on the
hoor and adjacent rooms. The explosion com
pletely destroyed state rooms Nos 121 and
l23, and wrecked 119 in terrible manner and
tore up the hurricane deck, making splinters
for long distance around. The galley and
state rooms over those specified are also ter
ribiy shattered. The large pillar in the centre
Of the saloon is perforated with, probably,
piece of flying iron, while rooms 1875 in the
main saloon and AZ in the gallery on the OPP
posite sideof the saloon and over 20feet from
the point Of the explosion are shattered and
drenched with water. 20
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New ORLEANS, Oct 2S.
= Ex-Governors Allen. has. Published a card
Withdrawing his name as a candidate for Gov
ernor Of Louisiana. Letters lately received
from him go to show that it is his intention to
remain in Mexico. His. friends deprecate the
use of his name. This viii insure the election
of Gov. Wells. NJ f14af3a a1aH 5fff 43G
The registering of the votes and the taking
Of. the amnesty oath is going on briskly.
~ Gen. Candy has declined to- prevent from
voting those citizens who were obliged TO reg
lister their names under the orders of Gen.
Butler sOec 3V NsTcaE sSst&E
Gen. Fullerton has abolished the Provost
Marshall Courts, especially organized for the
Freedmens Bureau, in this State. All cases
relating to freedmen are to be turned over to
the State courts officers. The bureau is, how
ever, to see that the freedmen are treated with
justice and equality in the State courts
s.. 1t is reported that Mr.. Conway, late Com
missioner of Freedmen, has been assigned to
duty in the District Of Columbia and portion
Of Northern Virginia ~ 81 s
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NEW YORK, Oct. %. =
n The Fenian. Senate to day were engaged on
matters relating to the bonds of the Irish Re-
public. ss.e ..,.e'.f ,s....,e
Edward B. Ketchum pleaded guilty to-day
to forgery. Sentence suspended. - :.
A thunder storm passed over the city at
o'clock this afternoon, >, rr.r.
- III Az " z vi NEW YORK, Oct. %.
The steamship Helvetia, from Liverpool
18th, via Queenstown 18th, arrived to-day
News anticipated. g8,rtr 9.i.I4
The steamer Corsica, from Havana 21st and
Nassau 24th, has arrived.
The steamers Morning Star, from New Or
leans 21st, and Morica and Granada, from
Charleston, haYe arrived.
Gen. Gilmore would soon establish his head
quartersIi in Charleston 81 9liai "a
ne Hon. B. j. Moses has been chosen President
OF the South Carolina Senate and Hon. A. P.
Aldrich speaker of the House, BIC HaH
Boh0egar was arrested yesterday and over
100000 in counterfeit treasury notes and
fractional currency captured ON his premises.
Q A Richmond correspondent of the Herald
states that Generals, Terry and Turner dined
with John. Minor Eotts on the 26th, a.
Gen. Hawley, of Connecticut, has left Rich
mond for home. .s,.,.,. 80.
The stables of the 42d Street or Crosstown
horse railroad, on 42d Street, were burned this
morning.
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NEW YORK, Oct %.
Coston-dull and declining; sales 1000 bales Mid
ding Uplands at 5Sc.
Flour-recepts II, 64s bbls sales 1900 bbls. State
40 q So. Extra do SO a s TO-. Choice do 10 a
30. Round Hoop Ohio rs a so. Choice do 90 q
~ %. Superfne Western so ar SIS. Common Co
good extra do 90 a so. Southern dun and lower;
sales $50 bbs mixed to good at 60 a 10 So. Fancy
and extra 10 40 a 16 % Canada duh and 5df0c lower;
sales 300 bbls common extra at 800 q $50. Extra
good tochoice 10 a u Is. ~ -.9e aissa
Wheat-about lie better and quiet; sales 260D90
bushels. Chicago Spring, unsound, IS. Milwaukee
Club, new, rs. Amber Milwaukee 1e2. Amber
State, new, 2 81. N9ti- 4 48iio4 siasJ ti5 j,
Corn1c better and less active sales S. 600 bushels
Mixed Western 80 a Ole. Do do unsound 70 q e9c.
Oats-dull; sales of unsound at DC a Ole NSound
81 a SIC. neg 9rHt .i3l.aii1s4
Beef-steady; sales $40 bbls. Plain mess IL 90 a
IA co. Extra.mes Il 90 a II 90. r - ~ !.
Pork-opened quite heavy and closed frIner; sales
$500 bbls at 80 90 a SO 81 closing at SO rs cash.
Prime 30 30. Prime mess rs 80 "a Is 70.
q Lard-heavy; sales 620 bbls at "a q 28tc. a
Butter-in demand; sales OF Ohio at so a &c.
Whiskey~quiet; sales 25o bbls Western at 9 "a
q 235. }ssE~fg tal-..ss,W sYs4eltaS
sugars--qpiet; sales 172 hhds. Porto Rico 14c.-
Muscovado 13s a lac.
Cofee--quiet. q 4 ; ~ "a sssss =ss.a =
Molasses-quiet. T iiT,f 4sqi
Naval Stores quiet and steady; Spirits Turpen-
tine 10 q / Is. Resin % a 30. Fsi X 81 e
SO q 363c; refined bonded IS a 5s!c refined free 70
a TIC. eas4sA f-sssss "a .&baA Y 4
Tallow-heavy; sales 10000 lbs at IA q 14Hc
WOOL quiet. ftAis'ltst ~ a
Freights to Liverpcol-quiet and heavy. Cotton
ZIG q 3d. Grain, corn i'd.
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Yli,g3q rWk aYg NEw YORK, Oct. %. 81
The'senate of the Fenian brotherhood held
a session in this city last evening, and estaE-
lished financial military, naval and civil bur
I eats Other important business relative to
the organization in America and Ireland was
transacted. 81
says the cholera has, subsidized in Italy, but
RACES tearfully at Toulon, MarseiIles and Aries
SIN Fsanee, and Is still.nnore malignantNia Nal
aga, Valencia and Seville in Spain: ,It,is dis
Appealing. in Turkey. A strict quarantine
might have restricted Tito EgyptAb Iatt ~ ~
Ranking, alias Finch, the coQnterfeiter, was
found guilty yesterday. During the trial the
fact was etched that nearly $4,000 'inscoun-
terfeit notes have heep sent TO this and the
Western States. Several counterfeits pnlthe.
|, Mechanics, Bankeof New HAVEN and the
Elshkill Bank of New York, gwereA found on
the prisoner. osA45 80
y Inc steamers Borussia and City ofBaltimore
/ safled az noon, taking $3.50, 1000 in specie iga
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.rak f ,taiTHIs. = rs ITecSsss "a T0dqd

.ftr.LG 4alW(fg9 y aya y tSF T1TraT ~
The LEGITIMATE SUCCESSOR OF m A !, NJ yz,i
1t has been noticed by some Of the ionrns ls
which are in the interest of Maxi.milIian. that
the term for which Juarez was electaa fresi.
Ii said, that asfro election has been held the
succession is thus destroyed asI .N0TY
1--WE learn, however, that under the Mexican
constitution General 0rtega, now IN this eity,
who Is the chief justice Of the Mexican Repub-
lie. succeeds to the Presidency ON the occur
renee of such a vacancy. We are Informed
that Gen. Ortega IS about to leave this country
for Mexico, to assume the administration Of
the government. sfHe wild be accompanied by
a. number of Mexican officers ho& heresd It IS
supposed they viii be able to carry with them
some material add Epenifg Post
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!. MEETING For. TILE FREEDslEg.-5 Genfe--
men who attended the meeting on Friday afI
ternoon, at the Common Council Room, to-
take into consideration the adoption of meas
ures for the education and elevation of the
Freedmen, and all others who who are inter-
ested in this subject, and arewillirgsto aid in
the organization OF an efficient society in this
city, under the auspices of the American
Freedmen's Aid Commission, will bear in,
mind that that meeting stands adjourned to
this evening at Z II O'clock hnr ny
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Murder and Robbery.

s44A. Aiisi y BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.
A horrible murder and robbery was COM
imitted to-day, about noon, in the photograph
rooms Of 81. B. Cove, on Baltimore street.
The proprietor was found about one O'Clock
lying upon the floor Of his operating room,
dead, with pistol shot in the back of his
head, His person had been robbed of watch
and other ,valuables. Persons in an adjoining
building testify, to hearing the report Of pis-
tol about noon. No.clue has yet been obtain
Ell of the murderer. 200 q D asAig .Aoi y 81 ~
The murdered man Cove came here from
Carlisle. tits supposed the murderer shot his
victim while the latter was preparing to take
his picture. ~
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u l.aAmGN .sies4SAN Francisco, Oct. "a. gs
The steamer Colorado arrived this morning
from Panama r ia.ts 20 W. ilis gan4
The Palmetto, which arrived Yesterday from
Plover Bay, Sept. 21st, reports the capture of
"a yhalers by the Shenandoah which had
been heard Of at that port. All their names
are, included in the lists heretofore tele-
graphed. The Shenandoah was last seen by
the ship Victoria in the early part of July,
when she was steering south, under full sail.
During operations she passed through Behring's
Straits to the East Cape, where she burned
whalers, which it is presumed are included in
the "a whose names are reported by the Pal
mettO. ssoestaA SD i0A Nay8i tsst bss,ftlsg .si'
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FNda,l tne Paoi.ho.

I3L10 lilIIj a9.s9sl BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %. q
7, The steamer America arrived yesterday
from Nicaragua. Ear tso,7 sa..,...f Fe
Dates from Honolulu to the 81 Of Septem-
Der are received. - fas
The Honolulu Advertiser publishes a list Of
! 95owhalers, comprising the Arctic feet, nearly
all American. Thirty three Of these had been
I burned or boarded by the Shenandoah, and 81
remain to be heard from. ~. s.. ~ ~
The Feleral war Steamer Saranac sailed
from Honolulu on the 18th Of September for
Marquesas Island, owing to a rurnor that lot
of coal had been landed for tue Shenandoah.
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AN INCIDENT IN CHURcH.-A fellow some
what intoxicated strolled into the ID Parish
Church yesterday afternoon; and, taking one
Of the back pews, got comfortably asleep. Just
before the conclusion Of the sermon he awokc.
and, with two tremendous yawns, alarmed the
audience, the larger part of whom imagined
some one was seized with a fit. The Adeacons
of the church soon discovered how matters
stood, and forthwith applied the.act of excons
munication to the fellow. .lsn'l5& bAs
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y The The American Illustrated Newspapers tor
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street.. gim fsaaa g i'iitaai hea
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Discovery of Ssbterranean Caeeras under the
hE City of Nashville. 2siI 1Jt

,,,. 1890 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. q. :.
Parties here, for several days past, have been
exploring the subterranean passages under
this city. Mr.. A. Stewart descended 125 feet
into cavern under Church Street, into a
chasm below, and was almost suffocatel by
foul air. Several relics were discovered, in
Guiding fossils, bones, buttons and stones re-
sembling agate and marble. The grand cham
Der Of the cave is 40 feet high, 80 feet wide
and so feet long. Further explorations are to
be made. 800 sa,e5T r.
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.E,iaS Aarhasas if,sso,sri.

- F.-H06i5s -OetsIl.
An arrival from the Upper Missouri reports
that the Indian Commission had abandoned
their steamer twelve miles below Fort Sqily
and were proceeding, overland. 1t is not be-
lieved that the Commission will accomplish its
mission, as no hostile Indians are said to- be
within 20 miles of Fort Sully. =
Forts Union and Berthold are evacuted
An immense amount of freight is stored at
the mouth Of the Yellow River and Fort I'M
ion in consequence Of the inability of steamers
to reach their destination, and will have to lay
over untilspring. io3aaaB
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SILVER WEDDING THE 25th anniversary
of the marriage Of U. s. Senator Wilson wa
celebrated in happy manner on Friday even
ing. His neighbors and many distinguished
citizens called at his residence and q fine time
was enjoyed. Letters Of congratulatioh fromi
prominent men and women were read, and
poem was recited by Mr.. Sawin. Silver plate.
and. other articles valued at 5000, also
purse Of $1,000 was presented there. The &C.
casion was very pleasantto all concerned and
significant Of the high estimation IN which
the Senator is held by his fellow citizens.
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Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God dur
ing the year which IS now coming to an end,
70 relieve our beloved county ffO1a the fearful
,courge of civil war, and to permit us to secure
The blessings Of peace, unity and, harmony,
with great enlargement of civil liberty; and,
Whereas, our Heavenly Father has also,
during the year, graciously averted from us the
ealamities Of foreign war, pestilence and fam
inc, while our granaries are full Of the fruits of
an abundant season; and, {
WhereUs, righteousness exalteth nation,
while sin is Q reproach to any people;
Nosu, therefore, /. ANDREW j JOHNSON. Pres
fdent Of the United States, do hereby recon-
mend, to the people thereof, that theysdo set
apart and observe the first Tkasfsdag OF De-
cenaber as day of National Thanksgiving to
the Creator of the universe for these deliver
ances and blessings. y aaa saesllse S.
And do further recommend, that. on, that
occasion, the whole people make confession Of
our national sins against His infinite goodness,
and, with one, heart and one mind, implore the
Irvine guidance in the ways Of national virtue
and holiness. sAl s9eHasj8 s.s .ssg4 ira n
g In testimony achereof I have hefeunto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States, to be affixed, ass a. IS s. ,s.ss ssss,
Done at the cityof Washington this twenty
eighth day Of October, in the year Of our
H, Lord one thousand, eight hundred and
40 sixty-ive. s,.s IS saisaisss|
tSignedl ANDREW JOHNSON. a
II Nl---4
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lap-I ~ sas sGl Notice. sasfs4 Al 4
r. Is proposed 70 place TIE Lincoln Tree IN the
4 Front ard Of the High School House, on Cum
An interview is wanted with the first donor t$50)
to get his views on the location, &c.
l0luL JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
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Death Of ,. Barcrov harding.

ssel lfa PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~.
j. Barclay Harding, recently appointed co..
lector Of the Internal Revenue for the LIST Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania, to succeed his father,
Joseph Harding, died suddenly this afternoon
of congestion Of the brain. The deceased
was publisher of the Evening Telegraph and
an active supporter of President Johnson'sad
ministration.
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P0RTLAND& PEN0BSC0TRIVE
Hunted this Very Day
PURCHASERS ~

THOR County rights for the most important and val
T. uable domestic invention ever brought into Maine.
Its is perfect indispensable in every family every
for the man who controls county right, costing but
from one hundred to five hundred dollars, than hom
thousand to five thousand dollars invested in any
business IN Portland. Parties would be SO lucky
to control territory this valuable invention must
not lose day in securing it, as the territoryis being
sold faster than any invention ever before offered the
publie.s Call at once at No. so Federal sStreet,
and select your county. oct27 diff Il
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Fenian Eroiten.s,,t IN Canada.
s...f,-..s NEW YORK, Oct. %.

h u Ll41II n -. & ~ NEW 1URks OCJ. 70.
A Toronto dispatch says that the Leader
calls on the Government to disarm the volun-
teers, lest the Fenians obtain them, estab-
lish frontier patrols and inaugurate a pas port
system. A fearful state Of alarm exists IN To-
ronto. A raid on the Canadian Bank is ex-
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4eornin Stnte noi,na,,tio,,.

fm n MILLEDGEvuLE Ga, Oct. 27. u
An ordinance declaring the war debt null
and void was referred to committee. Two
articles Of the new constitution were report
ed. The first articles were adopted, the Goth
section of which abolishes slavery, with a pro-
viso that the acquiesence in emancipation
shall be no estophel to future claims for com
pensation. There is a strong feeling against
reputation. =,
Joe Brown will probably be run for Cover
nor. fsr-ss.s aag.e n
Nesc York and Bra@ilIiasa Steanssssp COM
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FoREIaN ExPoRTs.-The total value of
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amounted to $46,S1S.5Oi Included in thesHip-
ments were 2T,5io sugar box, shocks; 200
shocks and heads, 4O5S0 hoops 900 brls -four,
Is brls. beans. 20 brls. apples, SO kits macker7
Ell, 1850 lbs tobacco, 40 tons shorts, 600, cabba-