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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The Delaware Fire insurance Company have removed
their oHca from No III Market Street to No. 6OI nearly
opposite the liank OF Delaware,
INCORPORATED THR LBusIAruRR or THE STATE or DEL
AWARE, WITH A CAPITAL OF
One Hundred Thousand Dolla rs
INHB PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RBGEIV-
ing applications for Insurance at their ofice In VIII
mngton, against losses by Fire every description Of
eargoes household furniture and other personal property
also against loss damage by inland transportation OF
goods wares, merchandise and country produce.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable any Of the
companies in the cities Of Philadelphia New York.
Psres insured repose the fullest confidence n the
sody Of It's capital and that sl losses will be promptly
adjusted " the company ,,,,.,,,.,
Al the annual election held the 9th day OF March,
1865, the following directors were elected to the
ensuing year, viz
George Jones, Samuel Floyd, Edward Melnail,
D. G. Wilson, sam'l d. Newiln, George W. Sparks
Jos. Mendinhall, John b. Porter. George W. Bush,
Insurance may be made for any time NOT ess than three
months.
In addition to the above mode OF Insurng property The
Delaware Fire Insurance Company (whose ohAre is
peuA sec perpetual insurance real estate the person
becoming insured depossi the Office certain per uentAge
lore less according to the nature Of the rk upon the
amount to be insured-but which can be Withdrawn @!
any time by leaving per cent on the amount deposited
this method IL believed 10 be much AdvAna
the insured than the formethe expense is about hall
ess and there Ia no renewing Of tue policy from time to
me.
Property that would be insured per aunum 40 and
A5 cents the 1000 will be insured at and per deposit
and in like proportion as the risk Increases
Persons wishing to insure their property wanting in
formation the sube; ofinsurance, will apply to the
GEORGE JONES, President.
| JoHE MOLRAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
NIaGToN,
Corner Of Sixth and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
TIE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, S2S6,000. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
THB RATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRAsDYwINR,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000. Discount days. Mondays and
Thuradays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
600. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Fourth and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
ate OF O6laWHIe'

(oRIaNAL MILL CRHBK, Ae)
THIS Company continues to offer 10 the people Of Deh
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance aganst loss
by are on all descriptions OF property except Marine
riaks
The Insututon is commended by over 30 years exper
once In and attention to the Of Mutual Insurance.
lbsing the rst 70 Introduce the principle Into our sAe
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, as to render the member
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit to itself that Its payments OF losses
been prompt and liberal that In % years business and
ogsea hing 100000, not single Of tlga
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
Looking more 10 thu safety than the number and
amount OF its risks II has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance. either requiring too
great amount in single risk or As Offering unRt OBJ
est Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
la this manner Is conceived has the safest and
-oyex Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range
As evidence of this it has not only reduced the rate Of
insurance. at all times moderate, oue-sxh during the
two years. but 1t presents clear surplus fund Of
sbO0O security against assessment the Deposit
Notes which sum by the esort 10 Scrip Certificates
the balances each member, being issued, will
be paying interest to them from January 1862 at the
steof per cent per annun, thus making still artho
deduction.
1t commenced the year lse2 with real protection to
tho community In Deposit Notes OF $250,00O
surplus Fund 10000
To,a, prota,,lon ssCo, ,oOC
is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware aud such
'4'' Prssident-JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and TreAsuror-RoBsRr McCABB. NJ. D.
DIRECTORS
Bill Wilson, B1ndywins HID; James Delaplain, Christi
ana HID; James Webb, Samuel Barr, E O. Stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hdi Robert McCabe, MI
Greek Hd; John F. williamson, white Clay Creek nd
George Janvier, New Castle Hd. Curtis B. Ellison, Pen
cader Ha; John G. Clark, Red Lion HID; WIN. Temple
Smyrna James Il. Burnham, 81. Georges HID. charle
4 Fleming, Peter p Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As well for receiving applications for iusur
anee as duss OF members:
Ell Wilson, BrAndyWins Hd; Robert MeCabs, NIL
Greek Hd,; James DelspiAin, ChrstiAnA lid; John
williamson, white Clay Greek Hd; Curtis d. Ellison
pencAder ud Red Lion, St. Georges and Appuqulnimnl
Hundreds Joseph c. Grhith, smyrna; james Crppen
Nav Castle Hdi Charles Il. Fleming, Milford. ChArs
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to th
undersigned, Wilmington, will receive immediate Atten
ion
V2 ROBERT MoGABR NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
HOOP SKIRTS.
HOPKINS

GOWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS,
Are gotten up expressly to mot the FsT GLASS
TRADE
They embrace complete assortment OF ALI the BEw
and DIBIRABIE Styles Sizes and Length, for IN1e
Misses and children, aud superior 10 al others MADB
in point cfssnEetry, finish and dutabiJ heng made
nf tue hnest Tempered knE steel srnngswith Linen
finished Covering and Ing all e npaie f4euings
movably secured, by impr yet machinery Ihry reain
their shape and Elasticity To Tho ahd are WARRANT
gD 10 give ENTIRE sATi,FAerkS
Also constantly in receipt ot full Hines uigool EASTERN
made skirts, at very low prices sklRTS n4da To order
altered and repaired. WHOLESALE and RETAIL at
MAEuRAcTORY and sALRs Room,
No. 6as ARCH Street, above sixth, PHlLAD'A.
sS- TERMS CASH. ONE PnIcr ONLY augI5-im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
CARTING.
HoRsEsI HoRsEsIl
Wharf Property for Sale.
Furniture Cars and D1a

A excellent Wharf property In the city Of Whining
n toni Del, with $50 feet the creek containing
between two and three acres Of land, which is five
TENEMENTS. II Is near the Railroad and adjoins the
extensive Ship yard Of John K KiFkman Co. The
water along is the best in Wilmington and has been
used for ship yard and Coal yard For ship yard OIL
Rolling Mill, manufacturing PURPOSES II Is unsur
peHsed by any location In the city.
Apply to WIN. MoCAULLEY Co,
novle-h COS Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
FERTILIZERS.
ALLEN Il &c E d Il E So
IMPROVED
SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

A L L E N & N E Il h
IMPROVED
SUPER-PH0SPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at their
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, PHILADELPHIA.
We fully call the attention N Formers and DedltrS
10 The Jonotping Faeis!-
Iat.-A1LHN 4 NEgplRs do not claim for their article
exclusive excellence, but ttsy know, and con-
sumers know, that Il is rot surpassed by any
sdWe believe and act upon the principle that there Is
ample room for all manufacturers who desire
to DO business fairly.
Sd,-tf we can furnish the Agricultural with Supef-
or Article at reasonable prices, we consult our
oiOn and licii Interests by doing 30.
4th.-lt Is and always has been, fixed rule with
never to undorvauo goods made or sold by
othsrA, hut prefer 10 say all We poeHibly can In
conmenation Of them irrespective VI who
manufactures the article.
bth.-The orders fir Improved supeIPhosphate Of
Lime came In to heiyiy the pa / a,plsnn that
We fea, disappointed Ia obtaining a
supply. We iruat thar In future may be
able to meet all Reasonable demands for our
article. To guard H{hinst tho possibility VI
such dlsapnui utuent, suggest tp all WIN
want uur Phosphate to inake arrangements Tor
early purchases tOl next spring Our celebrAt'
cd article tAn DO had irOm rnpst Of tho rcsperia-
BILE DEALERS throughout the country. II the
merchants in your neisht nfhOud do not have ~
On hand, request them to procure It tor you.
Rs-A TRADE DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO DEALERS.
ALLEN NEEDLES,
az 5. DELAWARE AvHSrE aud ~ 8 WATER III,
(Flrst Store shove ChestnuO
PHILADELPHIA
10 Ne sell no article bm such as ,os can sltelV re-
commend. oeiia-@n
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

The Senate resolutions of thanks to Ad-
miIal Porter and Gen. Terry were REFEREED
Afforryod " VI ~ ~, sf- e. : saFI z .Ea'5'alI
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
United States District Court.

WARE j. PRESlDlNG.
Judge Ware gave his instructions TO the
Jury in the case of the United States against
a lot of iron, which has been on trial since
January, 4th inst, yesterday morning. The
Jury retired at u o'clock and came in at five
o'clock P. NJ, with yerdiet.for the United
States. The iron seized was imported from
Quebec in the months Of April and May last
by j. w. Reed Of Quebec, on the Grand Trunk
Railway, the first car arriving at Island
Pond on the Esd of April and the last car On
the 4th of May. No invoice arrived until af-
ter the I'd Of May, and in the mean time the
collector at Island Pond, becoming suspicious
on account of tie manner in which the cars
were loaded, had detained them. When the
invoice was presented the agent of the I'M
porter claimed to have all the iron pay duties
as scrap iron, and there being no Custom
House scales there to test the weight as given
in the invoice, the merchandise was forwarded
to Portland in bond, and there, upon the infor7
nation of the Collector of Island Pond, seized
and libelled. aoisasysi IS 7sgioa 81 sgsd
\ Forfeiture was claimed on the part Of the
United States on the ground that the invoice
nv which the goods were entered was not
made ont and certiaed before the shipment
from Canada. that the. consular certificate
thereon had been obtained at Quebec bya
false representation that the cars had not all
gone forward :. also on the ground that the in
voice was false in not giving the true market
value of the iron. In not, enumeratink small
lot of hoop iron. in Jumping the price of all the
iron at $50 per ton. and in calling the chains,
which were all at for use, sold chains, that
the Importers declaration was false in stating
that Boston was the place where entry was
Intended to be made. and that NO other IN
voice had been made. and The entry false in
not truly stating the ownersbip of the goods.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
CITY OF PORTLAND.

By the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen.
TNlHE following addition ] Regulations in regard
a to the keeping Of Gunpowder in this City, are
hereby esta lisbed:
keep more than Eve hundred pounds OF euppowder
in the City Pow er Magazine at one time; nor shall
there be kept in the Magazine at aay time than
tour thousand pounds of gunpowder.5a
SEC. 2-Persons D OF licensed to keep and sell gum
powder in the city shall not be POI mitted h. have
gunpowder est in said Ma azine.
SIC. 3-Tbe feefof fece wing, or delivering gun
powder kept in said Mag zine all be ten GEMS for
every twenty pounds received for le squan-
tity. when less Than twenty five pounds is received
at one time And no gun 1oWder shall. be recsv,
into or delivered from said NJ game, between the
hours o. sunset and sunrise, wifhonia written per-
mission from the Mayor.
SRo.4-Any ReRu atoms heretofore established
lepugnant to or coficting with these Regulations be
and the samoan hereby rescded.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

Opening of the Canadian ParJiameai-.Speeck
30 ,sa1n g ,lof the G0Uef7sOr General. isIs al
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

Weekly papers in the State can receive the Daily
Fress In exchange one year, by giving the above
prospectus as many insertion s. an advertisement
as at their regular rates will amount to the differ
hrst day of February. They-win also erect atten-
tionto prospectus Ia an editorial item.A 80 MdSwtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
u, Federal Cavalrv E,rDeditio,, !.

Z. -. 11,ll5' WASHINGTON, Jan. 49,
The cavalry expedition OF 500 men, consist
ing Of detachments from the Sth Illinois, un-
der command of Col. Clendenin, and the 18th
and 18th New York, under Col. Ganesvoort,
which. started from Prospect Hill, has return
ed, having scented through Fairfax aud Lon
don counties as far up as Warrenton. They
found no large bodies of rebels in arms, but
brought in fifty-seven horses and eleven priso-
ners. During Friday Col. Clendenin, with his
command, dashed into Leesburg and captured
mail carrier with letters from men in Ros-
sers division of rebel cavalry now stationed in
the Shenandoah, to parties In Loudon county.
In this expedition the Union troops did not
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

AUTHORIZATIONS, REPoRTED. The FORTH
cation appropriation bill for the next fiscal
year, reported by Mr.. Stevens, on Wednesday
contains the following items for this State
Fort Knox s15O,OOOs Fort Popham $50. 900
Fort Preble, Portland, $4,000; Fort Scam.
mel, Portland. 100000; Fort Georges, on Hog
Island ledge, Portland $l5Dgo0, q
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

your already enthusiastically crowded columnss
1t is designed for sail whom it may concern"
Pending the ecclesiastical controversy arts
ing out of the Bethel Church council affair, it
has been stated by sort Of QNas; authority
that the reason Why the esUentral Congrega-
tional Church." and its Pastor were not in
vited to sit in the recent council, was, that the
Central Church is not congregational church,
nor. its Pastor congregational Pastor. There
is not single word Of truth 10 either Of these
statements. The exact c ,ntrary is trde..A
The Central church is a Congregational
church, and its Pastor is Congregational
Pastor, voted "sound" by regular council,
and in good aud regular standing with the
Conference. Theaction Or the council which
voted him ''sound, ""has not been modified by
the action Of any subsequent council" The
Central church and its Pastor in courtesy,
should haze been invited in the recent coun-
Gil. Their nethasing bseh inVitea is only a
part of the programme, Of which the real in
vitation Of the Third Church and its Pastor, is
the completion, One church and Pastor are
excluded prinsd tacfd The other church and
Pastor are excluded pro forma. The injustice
or justice as it may. be in either case, will be
both appSrerS and transparent after d whilea
E8q Respectfully Yours, lit
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
.. NJ. PArTEN, AUcTIoNEER. II ExOhanss s.
.ZlDFy Goods and Groceries az
all. t1. Auction.
2 n. PATTEN.. AuOTIoNEER, y ExoAaage Sd

THERE will be an en- tansve1 sale of Ladies'
Il Cloaks OF all the various kinds and ousli.ies at
my Office on 4JanusryAfs65 Pnrtc1 q, heIe.
after. ,7ltalf - N MIS- =
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
Funeral of Ea.eard Esersst.

&c .+' g. .. BOSTON, Jan. 10.
The funeral of Edward Everett took place
to-day in the First Church, services of more
private character having previously been
held in the late residence of the deceased
in Summer street. The church was appro-
priately draped in symbols Of mourning
Che remains were brought to the church at
twelve o'clock, escorted BY the Independent
Cadets, The following named gentlemen acting
as pail bearers Hon. Emery Washbufn, ex-
Gov. OF Mass, f. w. Lincoln, Jr., Mayor of
: Boston, Thomas Hill, President OF Harvard
University Geo. T. Bigelow, Chief Justice,
George Ticknor, Trustee of Public Library,
Robert q. Winthrop, President of Historical
Society, G. g. Loring, Vice President OF Union
Club, Asa Gray, President of Academy of Arts
and Science, y. d. Graham, Col. of u. S. ar
my, Silas II. Stringham, Rear Admiral U. s.
navy. The inscription upon the coffin, sborne
upon a solid silver plate, is as follows: Ed
ward Everett, born in Dorchester, Mass. :, April
III, 1894, died in Boston January 15, 1866 s
Upon the casket Wreaths of white flowers
and evergreens were placed. The services
were simple and impressive. opening with the
burial chant of the Episcopal service. Teach
me to know my day.. followed by the reading
OF appropriate passages from Scripture by
Rev. DR.. Walker, President of Harvard Col
lege. Rev. Rufus Ellis then made an eloquent
and touching address and prayer, after which
the usual church service was read over the re-
mains of the deceased. The exercises closed
by singing the funeral anthem, These bodies
are buried in. the dust, but their names live
forever more.p 'e s 2 s
The remains were conveyed to Mount Au-
burn The funeral procession was large and
imposing, two companies of volunteer cavalry,
two of infanary, and company of marines
from the Navy Yard acting as escort a
!. Both branches of the Legislature met at 10
O'Clock, ado ted resolutions of respect to the
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

sa- An amendment was offered appropriating
an additional sum of SLIT, 600 for procuring
dies, stamps paper, printing and circulating
notes, &c,,e which was amended 50 that no
further expenditures be made for the expert
mental system ofhydrauiic printing until they
be authorized and appropriations made there
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
From Washinosom.

e = g iy'l7e has ,tt''aA WASHINGTON, Jan 10
i, Yesterday the Senate confirmed the nomi-
nation Of Gen. Alfred Fl. Terry, of the United
States Volunteers, to be brevet Major General
of Volunteers for meritorieus and distinguish
ed services during the war. to date from Aug.
10Th last, and to-day the Senate confirmed the
nomination of the same officer as Brigadier
General in the regular army for recent gallant
conduct. - p saiaas sg4sE .sse aaa't s,.zsssai
Until the port of Savannah is opened to
commerce by proclamation of the President
clearanees or shipments thereto can only be
made for military. purposes, and on request OF
the Secretary Of War or Of the Navy. 49,, "a
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
LLAIl'nIIRa

Who hayeqold hands and feet; weak stomaohs
anne and weak backs; nervous and siok headache;
dizziness and swimming IN the head, with indiRes.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain in the side
and back lelc0rrb@a, Cor whites); falling of tbs
wotnb with internal cancers, tumors, polypus, and
ell that long train of diseases will find In Electric
fly sure means Of cure For painful menstruatior,
of troubles with yoang ladies' Electricity Is ,ertaln
spooifc, and WILL In short tme, restore thu sufferer
to tho Yi0or of healthL
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

SLEIGH RIDINe.--Robinson barge sleigh
was out yesterday afternoon with gay party,
the flags were flying TO the breeze, and the
laughter Of the party added to cha scene
Robinson is ready to trot out his team at any
time parties may want 1t. It's one Of the
best establishments in the. city. bss 7.s..,o 1.
81 Wednesday and Saturday afternoons are
good times TO give Young America jaunt
in this handsome vehicle, sgvr
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
WashtMgto7a Ooyyespondence.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
The Tribunes special Washington dispatch
last evening, says the President has been all
day coseted, denying himself to all corners,
and it is said that tg0 alabama Peace Com
missioners had an audience.
The sane dispatch says the G9yerpment ex-
poets news Of more and most Important sue
cesses hourly.
|. VHhe Times special Washington dispatch
says Gen. Thomas writes to the War Depart
ment very encouragingly Of military affairs in
the SOUTHWEST. He says Hood cannot gather
an army Of 10000 men, and that the South
west is practically Conquered ii0 aidn 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

BURNETT's COCAINE has received strong
certificates of its virtues as a hair prepare
tioasfrom every seetionofthe country, Worth
less limitations abound, all tending to increase
the popularity ofthe original article. II is the
result of much experiment and study, andis
inimitable.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

HENRY BAILEY g Co. sold at auction at
the Merchants Exchange, about ffty-eight
thousand feet Of land on Canal Street, Tor
about six thousand four hundred dollarsto
AndrsYs Sprngs Esqs9F O00 goa
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
Special Notice.

The following regulations will be rigidly observed
BY the Propfietors Of the Press;
No papers viii be delivered by Carriers except
tothose who have subscribed at the office.
2. ooarrier will be allowed to sell papers on bis
route, or to collect money from subscribers .f55
3. Carriers found guilty Of violating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged srais ~ 4ls
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
EDWARD III. PATTEN.
Commission Merchant & AuctiOneer

Has removed to the spacious store IL
= Exohange Street, four doors below
fsa Merchant's Exchapae.e -
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
From North Carolina.

,9ss !. 's,sl u. .sla & NEW YoR6, Jan. 10.
a Fortress Monroe correspondent, says the
Raleigh IN C.) Wing comes out openly for
reconstruction, owing to intestine troubles.
The interior of the State is filed with de-
serters and outlaws, and The State militia have
thrown away their arms and gone home
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
TEETH TEETH TEETHi

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Electric
ity i0ithoHt Pain. Persons having decaytd teeth
or stumps they wish to have removed TOR resetting
he would give polite invitation 20 call ~ =
Superior ktectro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. an. accommodate q few patients with
board and treatment at his house = an aA-st
Oftce hours Ere m o'ei~rh n. 20 f2E.trt
from to p M, and Ito 0 in the Evening. -fl
OonsuttatioE RRee. novltf
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
Fro,r. Fo,.fress afoa,rae.


FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 18.
% The monitor Mahopac arrived here this fore
noon from of Wilmington, in tow of the U. S.
gunboat Rhode Island 1897 az. ! s.ssSa
Col. Milford returned last evening from An
napolis, and will leave in day or two for Va
rina, on the James River. .ss, ss7sq
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

Rebel Yieso af the Fall of Fort FisI4er-JoIsss
O.. Breckenridge made Secretary Of War
Habeas Corpus la the Case of Senator Foofe
Mr.. Si1laLetOn IN Richmond.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
sRaslroas Aceident.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Two passenger cars OF the Montreal train
were thrown from the track Of the Hudson
River Railroad this morning into the river,
near Yonkers. The passengers were secured
through the windows with 20 injuries except a
cold BATH s s's 'ns 'sl'''7 :, - ssS'
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
BY EIlEGRsAAPE3
~ "a bsllas1ls- S-1 10 THE to- bs, s,ai.su
'aa VENHlN g PAPERS,
ora sst IA sgas Ell ii-, ss.ossl 80,
From NORTH Carolina. z
ROANOKE ISLAND, N. C., Jal

- ''' e POS . = =. - Z -ae2 1ae uusio1
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

AT recent meeting OF the Cape Elizabeth
Wharf and Marine Railway Company, j oseph
W. Dyer, Charles Staples and Nathan DSer
were elected Directors, and subsequently JOS
ephSDger waschosen President.W eIoai2
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20

PLEASANT TEsTMoNTAL--The Central
Congregational Church and Society OF this
city, have, within few days, presented their
Pastor, Rev. Henry d. Moore, with a hand
some testimonial Ia money; also to Mrs.
Moore, a handsome set of sable furs. This
actionon the part of the Church and Society,
was done loithout the "ddoice oil council" but
1T is hoped the peace and we!fdre" of the
churches viii not be ipjuriously affected there
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-20
ARRIVAL of a BLOCKADE Runner arise Dis
- y aster and Loss of life.

2 a,.ss,s 5.' .sa'ss1 g % BOSTON, Jan. 10.
The British prize steamer Julia, from
Charleston for Nassau, which was captured
Dec 23d, by the U. S. steamer Acacia, arrived
here to-day, has cargo of 500 bales of cotton.
The bark Catharine White, from Boston for
Cow Bay, was totally wrecked on the night of
Jan. 18th, on the coast of Nova Scotia, and
the following seamen were lost: Jas. Ward,
second mate. George W. Grover, Peter Nc
Cam, and John Keely, of Boston. aa