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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
MISSED SsiE ms MARk.-The facetious alocal

MISSED HIS MARK.-The facetious "locap'
of the Courier has been splitting his venom on
one of ourm much esteemed young Citizens
His miserable abortion Of wit however, entire
ly loses its point from the fact that the gentle
man he attempts to ridcule has had nothing
aFoAa Whatever to do with the management of the
Park for fortnight past. The whole thing
has been taken Off the hands of the Committee
by private individual who agreed to take the
entire charge, and assume all responsibility
8. II. So much for the witty Courier-man. We
I'D should advise him hereafter to Nlook before he
leaps.1 We are surprised that the proprietors
'ius of the Courier willlend their columns to such
oH'oae Sdrty work pat sa' 20 no ia7ibaa,sgoa rs Z
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

MEssRs. PRAY & SMITH have opened a
store in Morton block for the sale of Fancy
Goods, and have laid in handsome stock.
Both of them are original members Of the LIST
Maine Cavalry. They have done the country
good service and are now entitled to gener
erous support in their business. See adyer-
fisement. n .ua-L..s. \. -.
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xxxY1II coNeREss-gecond session.

sg ta VI s------s TTF Il
t-------- SENATE.
y, -.~..- s~rr WASHINGTON, Jan. rs.
A bill was introduced, increasing the paw of
members OF Congress TO $4,000 per year.
A resolution calling on the Secretary of
War for the number Of men furnished by each
State, was passed.
The retaliation resolution was taken up.
HOUSE.
The abolition amendment to the Constitu-
ton was taken up. lS&f T
Mr.. Highly favored it.
Mr.. Patterson favored the amendment.
Mr. Finch was against it, and Messrs, Cole,
Starr, Morris and Pike favored it. Adjourned
Rebel account of the Raid of the from Clads
Rebels Planning to Barn their Endan-
0ered Cotton. y
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 9th. has the
following: lai idsgsl
The iron clads are again at their old an
chorage. The vessels passed the first obstruc-
ton, but could not pass the second line. The
Drury grounded under the enemy's batteries,
when the crew were removed. About ten
minutes af;er they left her, she was blown up
by she'll exploding in her magazine.
The Richmond and Virginia both grounded,
The Fredericksburg passed over the obstruc-.
lions, she drawing eighteen inches less water
than the other iron clads. The Virginia was
struck by a 300 pound shot, which loosened
some of her bolts, but all the injury she re-
ceived was repaired in few hours.
The Virgins, the flag ship, was commanded
by Lieut. Darlington; the Richmond by COM
mander Kelltate of the Alabama, and the
Fredericksburg by Lieut.. Sheperd. Com
mander Mitchell, the fag-ofticer, was in COM
mand of the squadron. EltA 3g9E
We are pleased to see that measures are
being taken in North Carolina, South Caro-
lima and Georgia to burn all the cotton In
danger of falling into the enemys hands. How
much better would it have been to have de-
stroyed the large.quantity stored in Savannah,
and thus prevented its falling into the hands
of Sherman"
The Yankees, says the Wilmington Journal
Of the 23d, appear to have left their base in
front, They have now gone in the direction
of Fort Lawrence.
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Ice BlOekadis Or ne Potomac River.

a, Z, 40 WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
=. owing 70 tne ICE blockade of the Potomac,
the country in all directions to procure hay.
Alarge number Of hay boats bound up. are
frozen in the ice below Alexandria. with no
immediate prospect of being released. -.
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PORTLAND AND VTCIETTY.


The following regulations viii be rgidly observed
BY the Proprietcrs OF the Press;
1. Diapers viii be delivered by Carriers except
TO those who have subscribed atthe Office.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, or to coolest money from subscribers. raal
3. Carriers found guilty Of violating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

'lg Misunderstanding Hall will be opened
this evening and an excellent dramatic COM
pany will make their appearance in two first
rate rate, "The World Of Fashion" and "The
Peoples Lawyer" A crowded house may be
expected. j. Murray appears in both dramas,
and he never fails to give us a world Of fun.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

PERsoNAL.-J. S. Bedlow, Esq, has re
signed his situation as Superintendent Of the
American Telegraph Company in this city,
He has been oferee the Superintendent Of
the United States line from New York east.
Mr. Bedlow has been Superintendent Of the
American line nearly eight years, and has con-
Quoted the affairs of the company to their
satisfaction as well as to that Of the public
We shall regret to lose him from our city.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

CoNcERT.-Prof. earns visits us again and
gives concert this evening at City Hall. The
Professor is a wonderful musical genius and
the exhibitions of his remarkable vocal powers
never fail to amuse and crafty his auditors
We doubt not large audience will greet his
second appearance in our spacious hall. Those
who heard him in his first concert will wish to
hear him this evening, and those who did not
have that pleasure will not miss this opportu-
nity
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g.fmafion Wanfesl.

IVY man who has had long experience in the
Is Grocery and Provision bnfiness. He will en-
% % IN any honorable employ ment that is remuner-
sstiye. Address 8, Press Office. ian27dlwr
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

THK American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The value OF foreign
exnorts from TITS port last week amounted tc
- 10, a. T,TGl8soi
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IAOOB MoLRLLANlMavor,
CUMBERLAND, SIS.

- = -1 CITY Of Portiaud. Jsn,y ~ ts:.,.
Pursuant to he warrant 10 me direcIeu, .. wnlch
the foreeoip is tue copy, hereby VAN ana no.
THY the Inhabitants Of said cIy. ,uroosa tSa
named NM a"e A"a pee GEO. +. INGRABAM,
ns ,n.o.a.a ~, City Constable.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

TuE Dirigo Association viii give their
.sa ~ ott Annuai. Bali on the evening of Feb. 9Th,
at Mechanics Hall
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

BURNErr's Oriental Tooth Wash is worth
ali other dentetrices.
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E. M. PATrEN. AUcTIoNEER, IL ExcSssSss1
Ladies' Circulars, SacQues ana
CRsSOckS az AueIlOu.

ON Thursday and Friday Feb, I'd q Sd a. IOA.
- M, and n r. M OF store No E3 Middle ST.,
STsesPied BY a. q Otpey 4 Co, tie enne stock o.
sos.. s IN said store beng the mot extensive as
made s ever offered at Aucicn in this CT al
15rrnIsry sonss ing If Sacques, (assccks nd
cloth. Plush F,r non esAins, Chinchilla. hrcse.
Beaver Wool ma pptsaser, Wave teayer, Frosted
a liH st0ek viii % on exhibition aferno pr vions to
mnst ooy ,o,,sdt terisct livery garment
"AAN VI "eA'neh' janS0did
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"a g REMOVAL!
E DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
HasrsmOved his OfuOef from Clappjs Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly 0ppOsite the United Etatsa Hnisl. Hhsra h.

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman emf.
~ located in this city. During the two years We
have been in this city, We have cured seme o
the worst forms OF disease In persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vaie, and curing d.
tents in so short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay ouredi To answer tins Question
We will say that all that do not stay cur ed We viii
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. ID. has been pracfica. electrician ter twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physichn
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous sick headache; neurslejs
In the head, neck or extremites; CONSUMPTION whes
In the acute stages where the lungs are mot fug
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism sc-oflla hi,
Diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, Survat,
OF the eptnes contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis St. Vitas Dance, deafness STAN.
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiges.
don, constipation and liver complain piIes-we cure
every case that can be presented asthma, kronchi.
ts structures Of the chest, aud all forms Of foxAi
sn1anlafnfn.
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One Horse.

Terms OF Sale-CAsH.
Dated at Portland this twepty-sixth day of Jan.
1Aiy' i0O'' CHARLES CLARK,
ian2etd ID igf o. Marshal, dat Of Maine
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o. s. MARSHAL,S SALE.

UNITED STATES OF AMRRIoAs
nLRsUANT to an 1Intsriocuio,y Order of Sale 70
- .ta w I,,ad STATES DISTRICT cour i,hn and Tor
the pstrat Of Name IAhsli pose and soil pur-
~ snction 10 the highest bidder thereof the fol-
io,,;nS praperty and merchandise a. the time ana
nIaoa sithin said district, as follows. viz:-
n 'front.' Qf the Custom House. in Por land on Nor
dav The fhtrtteth day Of january current, as l.
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-Arrival and Distribution of Supplies at SG.
rannah-MoveDsents Too ards the ErGcua-
ton of Charleston. aay r. g
-aA Ter as i.7a NEW YORK, Jan. Is. VI
& The Savannah CORRESPONDENT of the Herald
states that the donations of food sent to the
people of Savannah were distributed from the
Market House to those formerly rich, but now
poor, white and black indscriminateIy, under
the direction of the authorized committee.
The kind and eloquent letter of Mayor Lin
coin of Boston to Mayor Arnold of Savannah
was the theme Of much approbative comment
by old citizens. .das ssa M .7a9 sa
The Beaufort, S. c., correspondent of the
Times, writing under date of the 25th, states
that Gen. Sherman's advance is at Salketachie,
midway between Charleston and Savannah. on
the railroad bend A considerable force is at
Ashepod: and rebel achievements have been
sent to Branchville to hold that place against
Sherman. Several cannon, from the outworks
Of Charleston, have also been sent to Branch.
vile. 1t is currently believed, from the pre-
sent accounts of deserters, that Charleston
will be evacuated. Movements by the rebels
indicate that they are removing the heavy guns
from James and Sullivan Islands. One or two
monitors and several gunboats have Joined
Dahlgren's feet off Charleston. Gen. Saxton
has been appointed inspector of settlements.
a'a taa.a'pH asaa NEW YORK, Jan. 29.I
A Savannah letter OF the 10Th to the Times
says the last cf Gen. Sherman's army would
leave that city on the 10th. Two divisions of
the 10th corps were at Branchyille, S. c., when
last heard from. e "a b8asB rs 'l9l 81
-.- t4if fdi q sallfr.atr
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Furious Items.
3a1# NEW YoRK. Jan. %,

3 = ensssa ~ DETROIT, Mich, Jan. IS.
The Supreme Court OF this State to-day, de-
clared the soldiers voting law Of this State un-
constitutional st
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The steamer Borussia from Southampton
II inst, arrived tonight. She experienced
heavy gales, in which eight men were dis
abled, one of whom has since died, and the
steward washed overheard. There is large
quantity of icein the bay. and some vessels
lying at the piers are chafed, but no serious
damage done.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMERs.-Stesm
ship Morayian sailed from this port for Liver.
pool Saturday evening, taking out 20 cabin
and IL steerage passengers and large cargo.
gsa The Peruvian is the steamer due from Liy-
erpool this week. .sssibbs g
The Hibernian will leave this port Tor Liver
pool next Saturday.
''Q0 Steamship United Kingdom from Glasgow,
arrived at this port yesterday. After discharg
ing that portion Of her cargo intended for this
. port, she will sail for New York. issoa i
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SALES.
e M.PArrEN, AUCTloNEre > s==7= :.


nN Wednesday, the LIST day OF Fsh,,oS
~ 1850. at eleven O'Clock in the lore, CO. a D.
pSIoad wharf, loot OF Stste stiett, in The =, ~
rortland, Maine, by consent OF all concern S' y,
" sold pubic auction, the Bull OF the sic ~
poToMAc, partly consumed by dre, 50 her boii,rs'
ana ali her machinery, together with 4 los Of old
iron, and hard coal / he SAFE will comnence wi
the engine and machinery. deposit IN 10 reouir-
ed OF the purchaser at time of sale.
For further particulars enquire OF Emery & Fog
or \ G. willard. 80
Terms C. sh. jan24dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

Result of Mr.. Blair's Mission to Richmond.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %,
The result of Blair's volunteer visit to Rich-
mond is this: '~-'
That Jefferson Davis is willing TO waive
formalities and sent to Washington or receive
from there Commissioners to treat OF peace
upon basis of separation. The President OF
the United States, on the other hand, is will
ing to give hearing to persons Of influence
who may come from the States in rebellion,
with or without Davis authority. to treat OF
peace on the basis of submission to the Union.
or the above facts there is no doubt. sa1r :.
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gt.D York Merlsst

~. -. NEW YORK, Jan. %,
EloIrSr - and Western lO@l5 higher; State
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
Ry Hlectr.ao1tv

IL Ry H1ectr1c1ty
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Iaa,
gap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastis
~ OF youth; the heated brain is ooocd; the frosi
often limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re
@ovedi taintness converted to -Yig0r, weaknees to
the blind made to see The deaf 70 hear ana
me Ralsied form to move upright the blee1ishes o
youth are obterated; the accidents Of mature lie
preventodi the ealamities Of old ago obvizted, sps
n aettve eireulstion maintained.
omrsT Ia r,,sr. LADIEs So
Who have cold hands and feat weak stonaaohs
anne ana weak backs; nervous and siek headache
sickness and swimming in the head, with indigs4
lion and eonstpaton OF the bowels pain in the sils
and back leucorrh@a, for whites); falling OF ths
womb with internal cancers; tumoFs, poIypue, and
All that long train of diseases will find in Electric
~ sure means Of cure For painful meAstruaiiop
90 profuse menstrDation, and all Of thoeo long lns
u troubles with young ladies, Electricity 9ertaia
ipecihc and Will In short time, restore tho sufferer
TO the vigcr Of health.s Ni
TEETH TEETH TEETHI
DIR. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
ity s0ith0aR PGiR. Persons having decaytd teeth
or stumps they wisht to have moved fer rssetting
he would give polite invitation 20 call.
superior hLectro Magnetic Machines for sale Tor
family use with thorouRh iDetrpeioDs.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients With
board and treatment At his house.
r. once hours from qlrrf A y TO 12M.;I
from to 6 r. M and 7 10 In tho Evening.
Oonsditsttos Rrse.l ili 80 ltL lill 7l novlu
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP Comp ANY
At the annual meeting of the Corporation the
following officers for the present year were
aa. elected 1T. g. Hersey, President; John B.
laan Coyle, Samuel E, Spring, William Kimball of
Portland, and A. McLoud Seeley of st. John.
NIB, Directors; H. J.Lbby, Treasurer and
CLERK. sl' e1gs ''5od esrat tsrsai
One Of the steamers will resume her trips
to Passport and St. John about the first Of
. 4a March, and the other about the first OF April
aa Should the travel warrant it, three trips per
week win be made during the summer, in.
stead Of two as heretofore. ~
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The unders gned, owing 70 iAhesHh, HAVING this
day sold bis the SO owe TO Joseph Johu'
SON the business will be condu cied DER The name
sud syls ofJohnson & Cloyes Brofh rs,who are au-
thorized to settle all bills of the late finn.
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srcshsr told me he -ould taxi them .-sv from ne,
sni 20 hid g. Q. Were Booth and your b other on
eomotlDe. one dsy kno- he aid Bcoth va. cls,
~ and ht wishci he vonld not come there. O. Miss
e1rr,tt did you At -FOUR methcfs hose ~ any time
Pot or pan or eonspr-cv in existence 20 ssa.s-n
nc Preslfen, OF The nitci state. 4; No. err q.
Ind you ever hear any remark, iuade With reice-ce
,o The Sseas.lustlon oil any memler OF The ',ovetu.
neni a No s.r. 2 n.t you ever lev y discussed
dent of the United sAto' A. No. ar Gid no,--
rherp "a mammal
;, NJ Lplns-whn year did your brother le.ve
college 4. In 1861 1862, the year my falhc died
'N1io rQes -shere j. mamma
The eirl KEPT ncr Gus siAncinr ,o~ard the dock
~nd ta1pinc the stand sgi'h her loot ll.u4tisutly
= The counsel Mr E-iug. With n eyIdcut desire 70
Keep her occup.ei al The usher csa'e 70 iead her
L Surrattsville on tho road tcfwtrn Wnshineton and
y antovn' w TN, time TIE u. os hal arrived, and
she Gns~etcd the pscst.on Ia The Al rruaive sddinr
On qack. shnr vsics. ~ h,rr il mamtpay' Nj
AlAen cstrc iorsafa aud tci.- hcl that die you'd
Ion see her maHlnt ain, d hot on into the 4nte
tunfn adioiniug the Court. The women cfovdod tuI .
.srd -i,h ,Asrt frcc and doSuurnr ewes 70 witness
w, departure o. the sortor-s rcken rhild from the
rte..noe OF M Court. A. MIS- SuIratt w. lcavlnt
$40 ,ntf.,aa.er Of The ,9uit handed Ter 'ual
,aAichtt It hom him lucklv AMI ru.e. si'haut .
vor0 Of hanks. No cJo s-,Nstnlnftl1n VA hsi Of
WI ZINES 1nd ~h"r. VIII 'Portorial curo-l's
- NkNi toe reason sn,. the uo,t technical sind 'ry
q M Judges Aivocsis simp to- d "a. trai 70 uouIt
r" cen cruo the firi h4vlnt at'T ioau n
"~ uioa hef han che could tear
rE.uN'>i ~ carr o. Vo,0oi.
Q. Sts;e Ehe her or no ,ou had cusI,dy " the
rn'o''r- 81 the bar .uh-e ucpi 20 thaitasi.., L.
fss ~ on bad Of IA mo..,p.s.
w llo't.or tlon t,st-ei - UGll into Court -i.
zen ftlneu nom d, rr-onc- Nurrott that he cou-
HSlnu TO tApt. Mnu.pt 10 e'iu.I.tI
.ipise Holt iemartrt ihiar giest', 10 "
e 3-oi That colr" Wi uflc such matter uron
- Codrt 'h'' Mos and alioi o p, contrary 10
The Court 'hcn 4c-il.l that the Confession should
- u' received.
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Tnx ARREST known hsul Of herring was " A,tlh
Salt Pond, SaT-,, seIL fhurhday-"ver jo'v"
TrS .hpu.and C,uDuan il i estimated, .Ay"
elnigrated ~ so Du..o! States wiIhlu lbf,N
months,
THOMAS SICnoIs'h hqei ~ eommltrd sueiqe
IN nsrlIt. -at. a low ulgnls since, by ly.ns lAyo
dovuwAri ~ 81 inches II water.
GBosrs are getting fsshionable. Pittsburgh has
.l,Lutcd honr Cleveland has haunted squsTe1
And now DeiroiLhas developed . haunted building.
A oyb-.ANEp soldier, and a one legged soldier
h,1 street hight in New London, Conn, the othor
d.v The ono-armed QUE was getting the hos, -
a when ~. lief party" Of two wonsa came W
one.eg's assistance, and tvo-legs fed
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Aii' '''hhrilf fhAif aiFiNt1 nero NfafeftA" trur1
1svans
''orrc'T0n0chse o. Tie cInl
Hd'Sro, hby u The StoncsalI excitement h,.
rub,ided Last Saturday uornins her commander
relivered her into he hand. Of ,he CAPTAIN General
staiins that biz situation being peculiar and the ram
needins repairs badly, he wished her to be taken
~harre Of " isnt the action Of her MUc.tr -,
nos ios At the navy vArd in chstse ct spauish of.
rei ADD crew, and " II believed shc will h, dclvtei
NJ " me !. ;. authorities.
n tho artiyAl OF the Ensljsh steamer Brazilian
~hleh touched ~ santiago from Nrta Cruz. leatn
Cur. No ioA.on vas assigned The tlAre w.. AZ.
rsonod by onk thr'e bundled men nii that could o,
-hei zee sent sii'. %" guer..ilas. ~ P,uta 10
- We tn'Ae Inc Turiiirs Ne'c very h1i Gnd
t 20, l-toin, he Ifo9rt recruited IN kui.p. v,Ic
IA ifoopr were ieappesdne IN All quarters
M Msirrcctign hal occurred IN lIgyti, hcain, the
ininsn, o. rie,seht YihTaf1 Who vac airca'v
u attack the rebels, Who already occupied In. cam.
20 Some twenty families from santiA;o d. lcv "a
b. leree bad taken refuse IN Monte Christi Tho re-
bels Intended attack the Dorninisan. s soon ~ the
spanaris hsd evacuated tho leland. Goncra. Fran
cr joseph eat thc head OF she PrUvsionsi uovsrn.
neut
In Jamaica much .uffe mug va. experienced on &C.
co1nt Of the lone dIon'h. Many are IN , .tef. ~
che Suferinr.
on sunday afternoon, Cap, Nam, vs., sohcr cnourh
~ get hinsefnnd hi, Nc black Scs founfand shoa,d
o. o. ~. DHL ana pn' TO- sen, probably iof alycston
On aonda'' The : ',samer Anus airivst fiofn I,
fv her OF the cap ure OF Stcphens. dc
On Tuerdsv the Pc. haitian arrived and leo We.
rcsdsy. before leaving, come OF her Oh eIa ard
crew went into driuking sapn, ana while sttinr at
taoe .ebcl flag Wstp cad out the table before
them and with tue intention 10 insult them. Ole OF
thc OIL ,ere tool the les tore 1t "a plcer aud stainj
on g. liigh fee INK ensue and me parties ,d Ouinod
to tho street, who're le o, soldier, who were N
SuGd At IA" fa.Are close b., marched over and dir
p'Tsed he crowd, shch had oScliel to two OF three
hunared pcr'ons. Aoue OF our officers their
eide aims Len,e The insult
On ,Thur,dAg the .wyaad arrived with Cliei Jus
tice Chase OF hoard from hg- " -. Nhuc n ,ha
later place he Chic. jIsd,g p.cAiscd rUcro hl-
rlr'Sor IL, an accordinciy ave h,il one De- NJ
. 'H'1ry note. I've neVto 1900 lilrd thc engraving
o. ,ho bill, mi told Tho guef Iusti,e o., saylne
You are old tlir. np4l.."
Nr Chl-c v'at to NJ. Auzlsthis mo-Jn aud nom
theTgl viii return 10 X Wet aud p'phahly go to
Nv Orlear.
Il is stated mi. mornir- that Csp.in PAGE, late n
the stdnewAll, intended 70 SO 10 tiaveston IA the
Wien. Several If the o,heg officers O. tie ram nave
Nopad for Mexico.
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In " shiugton.

Washington, Iunc Tile public Offices aud all
place. Of bu-ines, we're olosoi to-day. \ sabbath
quot prevailed, and tho Churhc, were veil attend.
ed. President John-on attended the Rev. 4 &. HUT
ici's Luthean Church. Tho pastor preached from
he piih p.aln. 2rh verse "shdl .... t,rorc OF
mimy hrv, fellowship ! Law y" The discouf.c
ntoylcv Of the e'icmp' Zoe % rei- TO establish
an mipu!tou' Goyc-uu'i a. ah.h atcupt ww the
legitimate net which c.uscd our monruing to-day:
snd he tnsukod God that It had sfnay i.,-t Of iis
Anticipated et,ct.
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A SHOCK If an earthquake was felt in e., Louis,
No, aud Alton, H., on Monday morning last
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Thursday. June =.
From Havana.

Tho >touewau Matter News from Mexico
-lusurrcciion In iiayti Ckicf Justice
Chase at iInvanH, Etc.
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In baltimore.

BdhImorf, jun, l.-i"-day wa observed herr By
tutal ,u,prnrion Of busine. The Churrhep wore
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Friday. June y.
Fast Day observances

Boston, JuN The public cOmncmott,iol Of the
death OF President Lincoln TODAY. was ore OF the
mo-, in ic.ue demonstrations rr hH ever taken
place In Bo-ton. The military ard civic proceriou
vv nearly two hcuii in pAssin, given point. The
buildings were draped -i,h cmiiens q MOURNING
and Thousands thronsed the sidewalks nv ~hich the
Procession paced. rhe memorial srrvicc- in Music
hNi co'umcuccd Al o'clock, and evnssi.i Of in-
troduc'ory IN the orern prayer by Re, v. {. webb;
dire. Mourn. Afflicted People" FROM tudU Mac
oae"o', b, the Handel and llaydu Scr ~. otss hun
dtod oiocs readings from the Scripture bv Rev "
VI. CLdwcrth aud singing OF the CHORAL. cast tly
Burden uTon the Lord" Hon. Charles Sumner Vas
introduced 10 lhc vast .udienec sni delivered =
cuicr, upon tho deceived President The services
clo'cd p, sirs'ns hymn, written o, o. W Holmes,
and ihe lcneuicitou III, dsy VA. Neantifni
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-10

The steamship Ease arrived hero yesterday fror
Hsvans
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-10

g. Where do you tesldsi A. In " ashine ton, IN
The eastern part the cry. Y. 10 you know .iar-
Cd \. Yes sir have known him Tor tho AT ?.
YEAR Q. state his oh srprter. A. He IL a IiRht
unteablH, trivial boy, anu IL IN nina abOu, IL etTs
OF age ; never would anon him 10 put up u p.esarp-
on OF mine II could 50 else SheIu believing that no
would tsIuper with II II he thought ne could play a
joKe upon ANYBODY.
The Court here adjourned until n O'Clock on
Friday morning.