The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-28

Business MArrEas.-Twambly & C,eavss
have just received brilliant lot Of new silver
ware beautiful 10 look at and still better 10
possess. If not the largest stock, they have
The largest variety TO Do found In this coun.
~. They are sntsrprlsing and honorable,
and We are glad that their patronage h large
and Increasing. Give them . call for anything
wanted that Il usually kept at . hrst class Jew
eller's store.
As will bc seen frum Mr. McIntire's card, he
has concluded, at the request Ut his friends and
patrons, TO remain In this place. as teacher OF
vocal and instrumental music.
McCrillis' Band now give outdoor concerts
the balcony Of the Bddeford House. Speaking
OF Band puts Us iu mind that the Bddeford
3 Cornet Band have started Q Subscription 20 aid
them to purchase q set Of silver instruments.
tna worthy object, and We hope the citizens
OF biddeford and Saco will aid them oil they
can.
Pcrsons IN town and those visiting u wishing
to purchase tinwarc &C., ar stoves, should call
on Jere GOldshorough, Liberty street. He has
large stock and Is the exclusive agent Tor
these two towns for some VI the best pattern
stoves manufactured.
jeremiah 8. Putnum has been appointed Col.
lector Of the Port ut York.
Admiral Farragut, who has bses the guest Of
Commodore Bailey on the Kktery Navy Yard
for few days past. left there Monday morn
inc on the tug sport Fire for Rye Beach, pre-.
yious To his return to Washington. lie was
accompanied By COMMODORE Bailey, Capt. Colds
borough and a large number Of ladies. The
men employed In the Yard assembled Mt the
starting point, and gave the Admiral part.
ing salute, which entitled them to few briei
remarks from the Admiral. who thanked them
for the kind reception, and assured them that
while they were employed in their capacity rs
mechanics, they were doing equally rs requi.
site duty rs he In enabled TO do In his position.
which OF course elated the mechanics ina great
measure.
As the boat lcft the yard. cheer after cheer
rent the mir from the two thousand work.
men, and from his old Flag Ship paw.
nee" whose rigging was lined with sailors, to
which the Admiral Tor the iron-man, as he Is
sometimes termed) raised his hat, bowed and
passed on. Iu the meantime the recsi,ing ship
Vandalia was making melody with her guns.
The Admiral was clad In blue frock coat with
nine bands OF gold lace, and light pants. He
looked young, and appeared much pleased
with his visit. lie will occupy private resi-.
dence at Rye Beach for several weeks.
HoRATiUs.
TIE FEyIASs.-At Newport, r. I, on Sunday
last, Father OReiley Denounced the Fenian
brotherhood In most severe terms. and assured
his flock that any Of them Who Joined II should
not only be communicated, but denied the
rite of Christian burial, as that rite Is admins
tered by the Roman Catholic Church. Boston
Herald.
Mr.. EDITOR AN IrishmaA f5on Bddeford
whose name We could not learn, while ON his
way home to this place was taken sick and died
In Rhode Island. The Catholic clergyman re.
fused him the rites Of the Church, because he
was q Feniap. His mother arrived there from
this city before his interment. We learn that
Rev. c. Egan, Catholic pastor ut Augusta. has
rendered his resignation. because he does not
wish to reside where there are Tepi"na Veal
% learn that Rev. E., vetromile, the Catholic
pastor In this city. has takes ne active part
against the Fenians only because they are not
many here, and are formed almost entirely OF
rumsellers, drunkards and persons Of loose
character Of both sexes whom he had already
expelled from the church, and whom be does
not consider any ornament to the church and
society. Rev. Mr.. Vetromile Is a non-compro.
missing man against rumselling, drunkenness
and immortality. PoRrLAsp.