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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-22

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CHAELEsTCN-Ar 18th, Ssh VIM Pickering, Coz
BRaI sTSs Nc-Ar 18th, sch Rainbow, Horton,
Ns sss 4 te, charlotte, Cousins, tor Mobile Ida
Lilly. Minot sayannah; anguari, Russell tor Port
h "a al, MORE Ar ISL, brig Serena P Smith,
AZ f5th. sens L Stevens, Study, saco: Hannibal
Rogers Richnlond SALIVA, Jasper New Yori. m -
AT tn, sch Ida + Wheeler Dyer. Providence I
( PHILADELPHIA = Ar 10Th, bar1ues Uk~c,ot
Mitchell and winslow Nichols NYork. briOs Nil,
lken, Haskesl. Eaiais; w n Sawyer, Raw, Boston;
sc's Belle whitmore, Inn Providence fahtarnount.
ID 18th, big VIM Dresser, Hatch, Boston; scbs
Sariand ORION 40; Hampden Belle Hatch, Salem.
q q 18th, brig tile, Gilkey Portsmouth.
M M tOSh--Ar oh, sch Roanoke, Wentw nth,
IN u, l9ta, b1raus Mari Ann, Dumb m, st John N
SEA w II + kiecnie FIea h, Boston IN, ~ -TlT7
ksio [SIn, sen VIM Gihum, Niekerson, Portland ion
w 18th, tarque VIM Z A'exanecr, Hrl.e. KEY
" IS, ess sen Julia E Carnage, Wo d, Boston.
: EhovlDkNCE-Seiow2) 9th, sca Mn cola, Holt,
5ToL NESS HotE-,Ar 18th. brir ) Il ,ouncs. 20 :,
and ella N Carver, Treat PHILADELPHIA f,r D,,ton
schs Challenge, Iitleheld, and Dresaen Davis PHI
adelpha Tor bostoni Elen, Norton, and Rio. ri e.
e EhzaDethport Tor do; Grecian Strstton,and 7, e
wnssa Ratten, Jersey City for do; hliZaoeth Small,
BELFAST ior New York; Ruth Thomas Winslow, foni
bangor fr do; Benjamin, Mitchell, Eastport Gr do;
MORA SnaqVlck, Calais f0r PortsT's Landing ili'
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The underwriters agent at Provincetown describes
the storm ON Sunday, off the Cape as very severe,
commencing with furious and sudden squat, at
about A. III The brig q II Frost, before reported
wrecked had anchored during the squall, AMI was
getting under way again, had her sails ses ard was
heavnx up anchor, when she was struck by the gale
from e. 1t being nearly bw water and the brig
her-there was no chance to work off shore. An at
tempt was made to lower the boat but IN the excite
ment the painter accidental let 60, and the boat
their only bope-broke away, and the crew took
to the rigging The maxts soon afser fell and ali
hands were thrown into the water. The Captain
and one man only were saved. The rest five in num-
Abo1tsi miles 5 Of the G H Frost, or ab,at talf
mile South Of Highland Ii yht, brig Cemansha HOP
kins, Of Eden Me-, went ashore at about the same
time, and i've Of her crew were drowned. apt Ha-
pieces. She was buff ct lea, Me- al ownei there
BY Richard Hauior, james Ha1nor and Der captain =
The G. H. bilged off shore at "A. NJ and CONNIE need
breaking up., AT. z A. III. s. had gone enti ely to
pieces Soon after fur ocl *, apt. Hamor div sst-
cd himself Of mos Of bis cl )thinQ Jumped overb jar
aud swan ashore, but eouli not persuade his crew to
make 10 ate npt- ron az E. he left however the
mate also jumped over, but was DIR )wne along i1e.-
The remaining i've vert out ON the jibbo M but when
she broke IN pieess, they were all 9rowneI.
several vessels, among them four or five br1ss,
nave arrived IN Provinceifwn harb0r mere or less
d .abled. One OF them was in col id9n with selr
Spleau1 yesterday reported ct Proyi1cel'wn IN us
Sch Champion, Of Calais, from New York llr Be-
fst, sunk in Vineyard Sound, in the ga . oI M2aasy
night last The captain aud cew weFe ~ '4c
621t and landed on the west emu q s1n'ueAee On
Wednesday. = q i-lrf ~ fffE -liffIll
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FoRE IcN PORTS.


:, AT At cadiz I'd mat. barque ma, Niekerson, I'm
At casiir sth Inst, sllps Assvria pe;ano FIR Caro-
" Siu dominion, Sampson, for Jamaica;
11att4uSs, os " uu, Aines Tor New York. Susan
Blaisdell, Sawyer, for MontevSdeo. --'
AZ Newport ~ 3tn INST, ships Rising Sun Orr, and
Eastern state. Halpfn, for st Thomas
AZ GLOUCESTER eth inst, barque Rising Dawn,
Sid I'm Mansan.lla ID inst, brig uanccrlr Nor.on.
Boston; 9th, Aroostock, Lord New Yeri -''''0-'
AT at Havana sth inst, brig ThCs Cornol. Stevens,
1t Havana 18th inst briggs AntiIles. rhea.run. s,r
Boston enartsrei e. 81 %; PrOtege reynolds, Tor
Sid I'm Cardenas 9th inst, barque Charles Edwin,
Sid I'm Matanzas 18th inst, brig Minnie Miller,
Young, for Boston; i4th. VIM Parks, Piummer,
Ar at DO 9Th, brig cbarlena. Nichols, Portland.
AT at cienfuegos nth inst brig Teresitta, HILL On
Portland
lPer steamer Australasiau. at New York;
= Ar at Liverpool sth, sardis, Cox, I'm st John NIB;
J or the port sth, Jeremiah Thompson Blake, from
New York; Albert Gallatin, Delano, from st Jo y.
81 I'm Falmouth 9th, saxOnyle, Jordan, Constan-
tinople for London.
ASat MaryP0t I'd, W M Dodge, Campbell, rom
Sid IN ArdrOssan It'll, julia, Crosby, Boston.
Ar at wOssuns July 4, Rover, Hunt, Nswehwang;
l2th, Argonant Dreyer, Nagasaki. .l
I'll 2uiy u, Egera' Eyans, Yokohama and San
Ar a. Chef,o June 2s, tycoon. cressev Foochow;
21th. VIVA Gazelle Humphrey, Swallow.
Ar 81 Hong Kong July u Panama, Soulc, I'm San
Franc SEQ; list. Enoeh Train. Lane, Batavia.
Sid 18th, Wallace, Evans, Manila.
Boston. 80 -
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las GopEY's LADY's BOOK for September
comes to hand with its usual promptness. The
number has some features of even more than
ordinary interest. Among these we maypo-
tice the beautiful engraving from the Scar
toons of Raphael" those precious drawings
executed at the order OF Leo, the Tenth, of
which though they originally numbered twen-
ty-fve, only seven now remain. The titles of
the subjects engraved in this plate are /. The
Death Of Ananias; 2. Paul preaching at Ath-
ems; 3. Sacrifice at sLystra; 4. st. Peter heal,
ing the Lame Man; s. Elynas struck with
blindness. There is an obituary notice of Mrs
Lydia 81. Sigourney, with an appreeiatiye strib
ute to the purity and beauty of her writings,
and their eleyating and refining influence up
on the character of cur earlier literature. We
have also pleasant story By Marion Harland,
with plenty Of other interesting reading mat
ter, steel fashion plate, music and the usual
profusion Of Illustrated hints in matters Of
dress and domestic economy. In compliance
with repeated requests the publishers promise
to reprint in the coming December number,
Miss Leslie's admirable story Of. : Mrs. Wasli-
ington Potts" Now il the time to make up
Cubs. Address L. A. GoDEY, N. 3. Cor
Seth and Cbeataa; sss., PAiEa ies3hia.sss ~
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DIED.

g In Gorham, Aug a. Mrs Elisabeth s, vile OF David
Moore aged IS years months days. m saf +
At Darien Ridge, Sept 8, Alfonso Hamblin, Co H,
1 ~ Reg Ne Vol, sec nd SON Of G HambEn, Of
In Georgetown Hospital, S c. Bella Edwards, of Co
+, 18th Ne Rega. good and faithful soldier he has
In Anburn. Sept 1s, Mr. Thomas G Record, aged
about 80 years. ~
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piclxed nn Adrif

~ MILES south-East Of Cape Elizabeth, ore
IL IA feet DORY, ainted yellow.
The owner can have the same by proving property
and aging charges. -
Portland, Sept. 10th, 1865. sep22d1ws
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sPFcrAL NOTICES.


-
Aairs ys5.1abis sieilian lsaAr Rensvs-
81 proved i'se'fto be the most perfect prspAra-
tof i'r the hair ever offered to he public.
ssssfSe compound, snd contains no nju-
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY NAN no ,rsoo,o
IfAL COLOR. 10 01'A"
1t will keep the hair from iallip1 on,
IL eleanses 'ne scalp ana makes the hair sOft. aus-
trous and silken. '1S 1S,-Tr,l
1t iza splendid hair dressing.
No person, gid Or young, ssou!d fail 10 use IL
1T IS RECOMMENDED And USED by rlr
FIRST MEDICAL 4UTHoR{TY. Gae.
8 az Ask for Halls sicilian Lair RensSer. and
take Nc other.e szS1dCl ID lfil Iod
.garf ss r. p HALLS Coal =
ifv llsiss.d III p Nashua, N. H., Proprietors,
For sale By all Druggists. 9fi Q atsiesnd Swem
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mo Rant
Fo,,ndAdrift.

TWO Furnished Rooms IN central location.
u Apply at 26S eengress st. i.1r
Sept &-11w . .4.r. .1.f t..-l II -
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LAP sq-RFAF BOAT, IS lee long. The own:
"A er can have the same by proving properly -
paving charges on eanng % NoS = 81 ,dadsts
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York 8 Cumberland Railroad
Z 4m H.if.IF ROrflc elt-..afru


NOTICE Is hereby given to the holders of Bcpds
IN the York q Cumberland Railroad Company
nm onl GALE 70 mail lased md" IN OF scrip
IN lieu OF Bon 5, issued under tie provsions n no
deed OF mortgage TO James Haywar AMI others,
Trustees, who have PAL or shall Def re the dav II
meeting hereinafter named pay the emit here.
soloie made BY said Eustees an authorized BY said
q nah0lders, upon binds, coupons or scrip leld BY
tnem or BY hollers unknown and who have failed to
pay the same. for the purpose FIRE eemi"g the fran
cnise an. spropesty q said Railroad Conn any fNm
prlor men and inc1lnbrance IN Ter Q lice OF NOR
gage t. j DIN G. Myers Of February g. 1s5l-that
meeting Of the holders 50 having nail or whn shan
pay, viii be held at the room OF the Board Of Trade,
Exchange tIeet, Portland on Wednesday, October
4, 1855, at occk p. NJ, IN the purpose of 10 ming
and organ zing new corpora'ign IN aceordanee wi
the provisions OF the act Of the Legislature OF the
Sta OF Maine, approved March 2lth, ll64, entitled
An act relating to he redemption Of Railroad mort
cages BY subsequent mortgages ana for the set.er
protection Of Bondh5l ders.
800 =. J. o. oHURCHILL, Trustees
N I. WOODBURY. s.. OF
GEO. EVANS, tT. & Q. R.R. Co.
Sept. %, 1ee5, dtd
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aftl
lIOVE II AEP1 1 sail5s
TONIC BITTERS.

lsThe constantly Increasing dsnsaa for the above
article has Induced the Proprietor to lease the prem
ises on the corner oil Congress AMI Chestnut Streets,
as La5eratory, where, with every facility for manu-
hctpring, an with stock OF the best articles the
English AMI Am ,rcan markets aford, he Is nowpre-
paredo recsive or Iers the above address at the
osiee of his sole auth ,rized agents. sror -i1rf
MOORE & SMITH, 1snJn
lsslss IS arfla 81 sy 4svs ISL Fore Street, % 81
VI A,,. sos-sn d1.,b ss-i@ sii Portland. Ne. IS,
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y \
There Is no immediate probability of a pros,
pect of convention Governor Hamilton
would be crazy to think of a convention till az
ter the courts are fully organized and the tenn
per of the people tested. "A few wholesome
acts of confscation Of the property OF promi-
nent and pestiferous rebels in the United
States courts the settled condition Of labor
which the Freedmen's Bureau would ensure,
and distribution through The mails of reading
matter for the people, are needed before a com
VentlQD. 1871 aa9S1W
There are Union papers at Galveston. Aus
tin and San Antonio but the Houston Tele-
graph, Galveston NeaCs, Marshall Republican,
San Antonio Herald, and Others, are as insid-
uous and as pestiferous as, ever Why don't
some Of you newspaper men come here and
start Union paper. 1t is one of the best
openings in the world. Houston is a great
place-the railroad center Of the State. We
get no papers through the mail at all, and 1t is
useless to Subscribe for papers yet. The news
dealers get afew by express occasionally.
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~--N-5-----~~~-t - $500 -
R-A paper was picked up in the State
House atRaleigh, n. c., which purported to be
abill entitled, sAsa ast to permit persons Of At-
yican descent to choose their oaoq masters and be-
come sldees." The benefesnt plans of the pro-
jeotor of the bill seem to have been defeated on
thu question of reading it third time.s The
document was sent to Adutant General
Schouler. --~-x "a s I'm ss N
10 The Montreal Witness states that there
il no doubt but that the coming Provincial
Exhibition for Lower Canada, to be held in
that ciry, will in all essential respects, be far
superior to its predecessors, and will, in some
things go beyond that of Upper Canada. even
wherein the latter has hitherto always excelled.
Preparations alike in the agricultural, indus
triala horticultural departments, are in con-
siderable forwardness.
gB Miss Dix has resigned her office of SUI.
perintendent of women nurses in the general
hospitals aad will return to the former sphere
of usefulness in which she has SO distinguished
herself and to which she has so long devoted
her time and her means-the care of the In
sane. Xss0fseeTN a.9s<sttesA = \
The War Department has decided that
officers rendering their designations are emit
tied TO three months pay proper, the same as
allowed to officers who are mustered out.
B% Another astronomer is dead. Johann
Frederick Encke, director of the Royal Obser-
vatory of Berlin, has lately died in that city.
He was born in Hamburg in 1891, studied al
Gottingen, served in the Prussian army. and
after filing various official positions. was an
pointed to his post in Berlin in 1925. He viii
be clieay known from his discoveries in regard
to the movements of comet called after hi !,
name, thonghi was first seen in 1918 BY Pens.
Eneke has written several learned works ON
astronomical subjects, and for over 50 wears has
edited a. Year Bookof Astronomy, published
in Berl n. ~, . A' Y ai.'a -. =
BB- The Fall River Neps says that the
schooner Orion, which sai.ed from that mort
I lastJuly, arrived back Sunday morning, bring
ing VIM. Bradford, the marine artist. and bis
party from the coast Of Labrador. The weather
has been yeryfne this season. rlTvxy :
g1- Over four millions Of dollars Of the tar-
able property Of Newport. r. I, about. one.
fourth Of the entire taxable property of that
bcity,Is owned BY persons abroad who reside AZ
the watering place but small portion of the
wear, sdf 30 DTI6tlaE38 dAyIEA aEfFx
T. "A honess and cub, two panther. 4 bvena
and boa-constrictor have arrived at HAyre On
their way to a menagerie at Blois., While the
passengers were landing q young man an
preached toonear the panthers' cage and one
Of those animals thrust out its paw and suo.
cseded In just touching the incautious specta-
ator'snose, but with sufficient f.rce 70 cause the
70. ztflt. -.
spiooo 1o NOW Icy s9...3 ~ S4y- g
E3-A lady who was hurt BY the frantic
crowd at the Paris Hippodroine lately, during
the confusion cccasioped by the escape Of boa
constructor, has recovered five hundred francs
damages, Z Is siIgt 4oea-.N Ira ~ .Isz.i
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REMOVAL

I1Ia'MRs. .AalCoLBY 80 3
Has removed her stock Of Millinery to rooms over
her oil Store, No. Free Street Block, where she is
prepared to receive her customers. 59st
Portland, Sept Il, 1866. c iwedtheneodtf
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FnGARTowN-Ar Istb, fchs Fanny 1fItrbsyi.
Clark, EI2ahetl port for Boston; Minnie Cctb In
graham, New York Tor Portland; Bengal, Pilsbtrv
do Tor doi Madagascar, Ho6sdon, Calais for Prev,
denee; Northern Light, Buckminster, Viral aven
Ar fsth, schs L D Wentworth, Dean. Bangor a,
New Bedford; Orion, Hart, do for New York; ,Jes
Brophy, Packard, Rockland for Richmond
NEW BEDrCRD-Ar 10Th, sch L ID wentworth
BoSToN-Ar Goth, brig Forest. strout, Philaael-
Cd Iotb5 brig Georgiana port for Bangor, 10 load
81 Michaeis; s.h Ligure. Pray, fremont.
Ar 2Ist baruue Almoner, Lampher, Port Even:
br1e G M Carver Treat, I'm I lzabetbrorf scis j II
Counee Cox Philadelphia; Flaneee Ellen, HASKELL
Elizabethport; Tugwassa Patten, jersey City; abb
gail Haynes Bellafy Ellsworth: Rattan, Curtis, 90;
Marlel, Kaier, waidoboroi Brilliant, Dunbar, trim
Cd aist, ship coiden Rule, Han s. john NIB schs
White Swan Koosf err City Point; julia Maria. Cot,
PASSPORT Yantic, Frisbee, Hanger; OCEAN, Pierce,
u SALEM--Ar 18Th brigs HYPERION, Lewis, George
eownbC iof Portland with rart cfte crew sick :
y ~ = Solson, Perry, and Torrent, Gould New York
lana Sansor Rio Grande Wnliemss Lestcn Tor Port
MAJ, sLogg S5 10th, brig George Prescott,
ss AZ Fsh sehs Marsl Gflperick, Phnadelphia for
Snor, fr ss,' Sregory, New York for Portandi
onV"S heath, Elzabeti port for Bath
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Bss.soan STOCK L,...
'MARRIED.

= =
In this city, Sept 30, BY Rev Asa Dalton, james 3
Iottens OF Moiristown, Nj, and Miss Ellen M Capen
Of Portland. t'it7.f 't -
In Yarmouth, Sept 10, by Rev H A Hart, Edward
r Clark, U N and Miss Marcia II Robinson, both Of
Portland. [corrected.l 1nnl auus brl ~
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TEXAS AFFAIEs.os;

A ooxrx-,,s,, L.. -sf ~. -.
n r. n ppiiusii' Y snc 0seei~rg los', WIZ
ing from Houston, Texas, under date Of Aug.
rs, giTessome Interesting facts with regard to
Affairs. in that. State .Ha ,savs. ~
On Tuesday, the s25th1of July, I left New
York city in the good and comfortable steam
er MISSISSIPPI, and after an eight days pleas
ant passage reached New Orleans. The trip
thence to Galveston, Houston, Hampstead,
brennam, Lagrange, bastrop, Austin, and on
Wv, .snu DSa aoa., va AZ =,
,ion 3 some coriiaf.v and otberS With saa,;ng
that f;,,Ss a,,oI, So a. srs
I;gssr yo,,t VOL, eve are wh;nnsd but
oa;Ss'-, s,,a !, ~ x rs, ANY,
80 49, : 80 ,..&tI f54A
~ THE WoEK-oF REORGANIZATION.
Thereisa great altobe done yet Gov. Ham
ilton, who has the respect and confidence of the
people. has already in the month he has beenon
1.-THE sacred soil" recognized over three-quar
tiers OF the counties, and the Others viii be
completed IN few days. The state courts
win meet at their regular terms, and the pro-
visional ciyilIgovernment, after smilitary des-
potlsn Of near i've years, win be in operation.
a oulelehS NUMBER o. capapie ana loyal men
Ia 49, Dsen ioILa ,. 70 ~ ING more important
ga1e p sl y liners Is ho Soiillcuity on that
sSg Tbaro eoor,.a g., ~ 49,,
a,,sn.s5. 10 ssSt tS VI y genefM impression
49, III s H. nIueis, "cn 1ne oovernor arrived
s ln y w 70 SIGNIFY 10 tne
snat tney accspted tne SIT
~ ailu saAe eiS oatn ol aie siance Wnen
cao, asstlsnl .ssoalu pardon Inem ana give
sas - .nen sugar. pun a. 1neTe Is, on the
n NV pes.Sf leeang than antlci-
ne Mnole Lrull on Inc maIter Is that
s liS asD ~ H., as 9sasen put lot whipped as
So'1As y IL iesu '7 ousne W ~ GN .flaG
A II THE MALooNTEEs. "A
There are some very bad men In the conn
try who have been actively engaged in the re-
bellion, anu who have fai.ei to obtain the f4o1-
-ernor's Recommendation tor pardon. These
WIN attempt to make additional trouble. Int
it is to- be hoped that On account of others N
like manner Offending. both the GoverTor and
the President will be farand Irefnse III them
any pardon tin they have shown some co sr.i.
ton for past ofeness,andI sliseoreed some of
the treasure wrung from the yery hearts blo6d
and tears of the people of this land. The Cav
ernor has recommended very few for pardon.
and it Is no doubt true that in one OF two IN.
stances he has been imposed upon. .s .S-ii
atfA.i4 "a THE WANTS OF TEXAS.
This mails are terribly out of time. The
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-22
WHY NOT Use rHE nE = r

Over twenty years. increasing demand has estab-
hshed the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the chest Ia the world Its the cheapest, the most
reliable, and most convenient. Complete IN one bot
tie. Does nO require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble, No crock or strain. Does not
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imparts to It new If, and lustrc. Produces beaut-
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lyit. Always give satisfaction. Only rs cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
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DFMAs BARNES q Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. bsfe aafsa .4sHaq-.slI may12eod1y
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ORIGINAL. AND srrnornp.

~ Longfellow, Holmes, Bayard Taylor:
Miss Prescott, Brownell, II. Marvel, WATSON,
,Trowbriige, .Higginson, and Edmund Kirke-
have papers in the October Atlantic, which
viii be iasued this week. OF
EB- We understand that the Rockingham
Mills ut Portsmouth are soon to resume ope-
rations. - q
gg" rhs Concord Monitor noting the fact that
the Boston Hsrall has come out Aat-fOoted
against the Worcester platform, AID laysout a
programme for the Democratic party Of Massa-
ehusettS regrets that it should spoil a four
years record by turning around and Kicking it
alloFer9 S94'f & .GN oisls'
10 The examination in the case Of Capt.
Anderson Of the emigrant ship villa Franco,
charged with cruelty to passengers revealssuch
frightful cruelties as recall the stories we have
read of the horrors of the middle passage"
The passengers were closely packed in filthy
quarters, systematically starved, insulted
and swindled in every way. The examination
the revelations ofswhichy have excited much
indignation, is still in progress. gse
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p OFT OF PoRrLA MD.
irsarsaaJ, september 81.

. .| l."
al 400 s.ssiw ri FhHrJhsJ, September 21s
sfusg1y3 III 20 ARRIVED. 81 all t.a-s- y
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston tor
Eastport and st John NIB. ti
Steamer Moatfeal, LiseoIno, Boston. a
E U s gunboat Tioga, Gondr Whiting, Belfast.
Barque Lllen Stevens, William, Philadelphia.
Brig HI perion, Lewis, Georgetown DC.
Sch r X Jones' Hammond, Philadelphia.
Sch Lien Perkins, Perkins, Philadelphia.
{ Sch Mary Emily, W.iiisms Eii1sbetkpors
Sch Minnie Cobb, Ingraham, New York tsllff
Sch Brier, Gregory. New York. sn ritF
Sch Florida, Thomps m Boston. -i.-t
Sch Planet, Howes, Boston.
Sch Cocheco, Pen Teton, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Nor ing Star, Brown, Ellsworth for Boston,
leaking badly the pumps have been kept constantly
going Tor three days. but the water has gained on
flooded. Her cargo Of wood WIN probably be sold
hers aad the vessel haalel upIfor repairs.
I. Sch Georgia, Alley, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Lunkersue, Lawry, Bangor fl Meii5rd. oL
Sch 5 Allen, Touland, Bangor Tor Boston. 10 81
Son Festas Haapts 0rland for Salem. ID
s3'tilf5e9E d1ia CLEARED. lGl9h8l
Sch Euroclydon,i tBr) Pninney, Rarrsboro n s.
seS c Clark, tnsw, Of postland III tons, Mitch
el, Baltimofe-S Randall. 1A' i-ll
Sch VIM Arthur, LOrlng, Baitmere-o Orlando Nick
SCI President Washington, Howard. walaobor,-
{, ssAILED-sch West Wind, Harrington, for Piila-
LAUNCHED AT Bid leford Goth Inst, from Perkins
yard, superior ship OF about 1000 tones, built for
the McManus brothers, Of Bruins wick. s.l ~
Al Waldoboro ooh ult, from the yard Of Messrs
Benner q Reed, a superior schr OF 800 tons, He'd
the "Risinr Sun" TO be commanded by Capt Levi
Al Searsport, Me- abarlue Of bstween 100 ands)o
tons, called the Robert Porter was recently launch
ed by Capt Goodeu. Capt. William Nc hfFery, OF
the same town, has ship Of 1000 TONS which viii be
lauuchedi In about two weeks, brig of about 26o
tons 10 also being put up b. other parties. nlr4f
Messrs p garter q Co, Of Belfast, Me, are I'm
fishing splendid ship Of about IA o TONS which will
be really for launching in about ten days. Messrs
Carter & Co. are also getting out the frame Of schr
of go tons. ~ ~ ~ uAe01 sf.t ,.3f NA ..
At Sandy Point, above Stockton, Me, Mr.. Showers
Is at work on brig Of 800 TONS Capt. Black win
launch tis fall brig Of $50 TONS Afessrs Mudgett
g. Clark are at work on large vessel
= At stockton, Messrs IAttleneld 4 Co have barque
of 500 tons, which they intend to finish about the
middle OF October ais another Of the class and
SIZE which win be launched aier in the Mr..
Sears Fletcher has jus begun work brig Of about
So tons. This gentleman has recently launched a
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