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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-01
BY HORATIO HARRIS Dc CO.,
U. S. NAVY YARD, BOSTON,

CoMMANDANT's OFFICE, Aug. "a, 1865.
The U. s. Steamers 'New Dondon," HAlbatrJss,"
'EWilderness," "Penguin," and Emma the
Barque midnight" and the Schqeners "Psra,'
SC. w. gers, ''Sophronia," anu "Jcsn tiruntb''
will be sold at Public Auction BY HORAlI
HARRIS, at this Navy Yard, ON FRIDAY, the
EIGHTH DAY of Septea Der, at twelve o'clock.
The "New London" is a wooden, screw steamer
register length 15OS3 feet, breadth z6s5 ee, depth
SIT leet.
The ssAlbatross" is wooden, screw steamer, Tes-
lister length 150.75 feet, breadth 2y50, lepib J. -
The "Wlderness' is wooden, side wheel steamer,
register length 146 feet, breadt $3.50, repth 1870
The Penguin Is wooden, screw steamer reg
ister length 1915 feet, breadth 1926 de tn IS.
Inc .Emma," is an iron, screw steamer, register
length 1850, breadth 20.5O, depth 1Z.fi.
Inc Midnight" clipper barque: rcaisier LENGTH
l25 feet, breadth 27.e3 feet depth II Ieci.
The Para is schooner, register lea w.. ieet
breadth 24.60 feet, depth feet
The &c. W. Rogers is aschooner register length
rs feet, breadth 22.33, depth 6.75.
The "SophrOnia'' is a schooner, register lsus d
106.S3 feet, breadth 2S %, depth s.25.
The "JOhn Griffith" is a schooner, register length
114-50 feet, breadth Is feet, depth 9.
Five per cent o. the purchase money mus IN on
tie day Of sale AMI the remainder before thc We SCI is
removed from the Navy Yard, which must be cone
within six days after the date Of SALE iuvel Guy
Of the articles to be sold with the vessels 10 be und
at this Yard.
S. II. STRINGHAAI Rear Admiral
Aug %, 2S, 3O,sept1 40.
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Notice.

LII persons are hereby forbid trusting any person
"A on my account as shall pay no debts other than
my own Contracting.
GEORGE N. RICE,
Portland, Aug. %, 1866. aug3Odlw*
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II ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.


UNITED STATES MILITARY Raj ROADS,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAkrERMAsrER,
Washington D. O., IN gust II, 1865.
win be sold at CITY POINT, VA, IN wEDNEs-
DAY, October H. at II o'clock A. M. About four
thousand (4,OO0l tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRI > AZ, October
10, at II NJ:
Five (5l first class Locomotive Engines.
About l50l Freight Cars and one a. Passenger Car
AT NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at 4. Al.
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
Fifty l5ol arst-class Locomotive Engines, ieet y
inch gauge.
Eighteen l1SS new Platform Cars, five loot gauge.
Twenty-Five t25) new Box Cars, five 10 loot gauge.
About three hundred and fifty 1851 Box Cars, ect
81 In. gauge.
About two hundred and thirty t2sO) Platform do,
feet 81 In. gauge.
About thirty (30) Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Twenty 10Y Passenger do feet 81 in. gauge.
One ~ Wrecking do, feet 81 IN. gauge.
Two (2l new Trucks.
Sixty do. do, framed.
Fourteen l14) Flats
About two thousand I2,OO0) tons Railroad Iron.
Sales TO commence at ALEXANDRIA, nj 10 A
NJ, and to continue from day TO day until all are
Sold
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
H. l.. ROBINSON
Brew. Col and A. O. NJ
,L.. U. 5. Military Railroads.
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SUDDES DEATH.--Hon. John P. Davis, of
Naples, died very suddenly last Sunday, drop
ping down dead at once. He was a man well
known in this county, and had always been
prominent citizen.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-01

BEWARE of IS. currency of the denomi-
nation Of Atty cents Of the last issue. The
counterfeit Is poorly executed, and with ordi-
nary care it can be easily detected,
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sIoo0 Of Way. Dacotah Diaabye,s. )

5 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
The q. s. sloop-ofwar Dakotah, arrived at
the Navy Yard this morning fromCayenne via
ST. Thomas Sd. She left Boston for the Paci-
iic squadron, but at Cayenne The engine became
completely disabled, rendering her return
necessary.
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Decalcomania. DecaIeomania

DICTURES transferred, with facility, at very "
1 rates at No. 37t Middle Street, Payson's b X.
Varnsh with printed directions for using, for 70 Is.
per bottle, aug22dtt
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MISS III. ID. ROBBINS
WlIL3LL open a School for Masters and Misses
Nv MONDAY, Sept 4th, at rs High st. For par
tlcnlars inquire at Sc Franklin St.
August 30-d3w4
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THEATRE.-Deering Hall was filled as full
it conveniently could be last evening, and the
plays went off handsomely @TAe Child or
the Regiment was well performed and Com
ersals farce of "Blondin on the Low Rope"
ELECTED roars Of laughter and applause.
The company perform in Salem this even-
ing, but we are glad to learn that Mr. Lowell,
Manager, viii return here and perform on Il C
18th, 18th and 18th of this month, when lie
will again bring Mr. and Mrs. Gomersal, and
with them great addition to the stock COM
pany f6a
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HEAVY ROBBERY or CLOTHING store
Of Mr.. Larlzin, al Livermore Falls, was broken
into Tuesday night, and clothing of the value
OF s2oO0 was stolen. A reward Of 5000 is Of
fered for the recovery of it.
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BRowNLow on REBDI,s.
4 CHARACTERISTIC LErTEr

A rebel-W. G. Kahn, of Knoxville-who is
notorious for his barbarous treatment of I'm
ionists during the late war when he was rebel
PROFESSIONALISM of Knoxvie), was some ago
indicted by a grand jury and lodged in jail for
trial He retained for his defence Mr.. George
I. Curtis, who held the following correspond
ence with Governor Brownlow ON the subject !:
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WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-The Fall tenn at
this Institute opened on Wednesday with a
large class, which promises to be increased
During the vacation the Trustees have made
some improvements. The Seminary building
proper has been altered somewhat, and thor
oughly renovated interiorly, making it more
commodious and tasteful. A new library and
experimental lecture room has been arranged,
and the study and recitation rooms have been
refitted. Exteriorly the building has been al
tered by the addition Of portico, balustrade,
cupola, base, &c, and is otherwise improved, so
that it now presents very handsome appear
ance. A new Chapel is to be erected this fall,
and when completed the present chapel viii
be used for gymnasium hall The dor1nitory
building is to be changed somewhat. The
grounds are also undergoing several improve
ments which will render them quite attractive
when completed. The friends of the Seminary
have every reason to be encouraged at its pres
ent prosperous state.
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nuns Meeting win commence on Monday, Septem-
Der 4th, 1855, and close on the saturday following
The fare from III stations on the = $ 4 p Eastern,
Ample accommD itions will be made for boarding an
w no may attend The meeting.
Portland, Aug. q, 1855. aug29to sep9
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U. S. Marshal's Sale.

y. .. MarSnal, s sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of Maine, IS.
pUhSUANT to vend. expo. to me directed, from
y the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the United States
District Court within and for the District of Maine,
SHAH expose and sell at public auction to the highest
pidder tnerefor, the following property and merchan
follows, viz:
AZ ne CUSTOM House BUILDING, on Fore street
IN f0rtsGnd, on Wednesday, the thirteenth dag or
September nert, at II O'Clock a. NJ
Sac Cases of Friction Matches.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
states IN the District Court and for said District, and
cording to law
Dated dat at Portland this thirtieth day of August,
CHARLES CLARK,
U. S. Marshal District of Maine.
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TIE COLUMNS il''ll PHlENix. an il Z.
spsak Noe,of LIS.

Speak aot Of Lie, unless Il. be,
That being. IN pursr olimas
From all the guilt Of this made Tree;
And troubled not with doubts Of time,
ask no weary term Of year@ ~-
Eaough Of toll and vsxing strifs,
Hath taught ms all the trick. Of tears,
Aud what the wo that waits On lite.
Nor ooald the past DO all restored,
The power be mine. With wisdom caught
From tolls o'ercome and grisfs sndu.d,
To better shape the course Of thought:
WouM imPaore II fate tho gift,
OF past and present hours sgsia.
It still the A.rse ef @e..e.y LEFT. .
Nay blight the joys that yet remain.
':sar mo in quiet to sems drssnlsss shore:
';at bring me Of the past. no aofei no merel
Better the lamelsss future brins I, (.
The ali untnsd. the still unknewn:~
Sure that no s,erner fate can spring
fectn coming, than FROM seasons zone.
The change that chem shall work in me.
oeasssre. thsught. condition, mood,
Must end sOnae change In all I see,
While fresh sxrsrienss mskss it xeod.
What range. what hight. shall then be ours
What xtpscts meet, what commerce know
How SHAPE our aims how fsel our powers,
Aad hew etplore,; and whittier gel
{ EsAsws the wing Sf hopes AwaEes
New powers Of ssul fsr aim and flight,
While the frsed spirit sdArs AID shakea
The dust that IAAdl her mortal aiehta
TAiA sr The pskes Of that still dreamiess shore
Wasrs tho ~fsek n9eidsrs, hssdlssi of the roar
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Crime In Nsw York

Crime In New York.
We are far from perfect, heaven knows,
in our overrua- and underfed part Of the
world. Even now, when the Yankees
have left US, we hear of breakings and
stsalings, burnings and pluudorings, from
people Of irregular habits. WHO are aiming,
in their own way. at the highest civilsza
eson; that being implied in the Northern
code a. doing psstty much what ons
pleases. But, irregular as we are here,
New York is a:hnckleberry above our per
simmon. if We take the reports of its own
Police Gazette as true. We make Il few
e:s-===:= SSz the benefit Of young beginners.
The ladies', also, may take some hints from
the habits Of Bic potter circles Of the
modern Babylon:
The Board Of the Metropolitan Police
have recently Submitted to the Governor
their annual report, in which they show
what we shave repeatedly demonstrated,
that crimes of all kinds are increasing at
an unparalleled rate in the cities of New
York and Brooklyn. THE report also re-.
itsrates the statements 80 oftea made in
our journal, tthat in no other cities in tho
civilized world not the theatre Of actual
warts human life; SO lightly priced and
subjected to so great hazards from violence,
as in this metropolis and its suburbs, ard,
furthermore, "that in no other such cities
does the machinery Of criminal justice SO
signA!ly fail to restrain: or punish serious
and cspitA o8saoos.'
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their histstsoa sityeutuSss' In s.ths Rsmble
and sappsAg s6sirc bblsfs and todd;es 81 the
Casino. SO little Of true womSn}x ,nedestv
do some os thsm,, manifest, that the noble.
nAtsens Of . few -Rensrstions ago would No
|senger ,recogdise them IS TIE same sex;
and still iess would they own them az de-
soendaats. With what boldness. they
solicit advances Oh 6srfashionable prone
aades ty day, aud ip tho streets bv night!
There u always much of this in great
|oaty like New York, but now it appears to
IN unparalleled extent. 1t seems as Il q
sort OF uaduess had taken possession of -
large Humber Of the s'weaksr vessels and,
cutting loose from tie re6nements and
medasty of their sex, they were giving free
rein 70 their widest passions. How can
We explain thn2 They belong to no one class
of society; among them are the rich and
poor, the high snd- low. Women have
been Seen in their carriages, with their
ret'nue OF servants in livery, and the proud
escutcheons Of their families embfazcned on
the panels, ride through the streets in state
OF disgraceful intoxication. Do these out
rageous exhibitions come from the widows
and wives Of army omcers and soldiers, from
women whom death and prolonged absence
have deprived Of their natural protectors,
and of the endearments aud restraints Of
homes Or is it only one Of the results Of that
feverisi,nsss, that, breaking up of old habits
and restraints, which war Away. induces
in thepublic mind? Is it to be Traced to
the causes that made our city last ysar,
aud still make it, the very revsIing hell Of
criminal yiolsncs7 g.! :,
While the strsess are red with tho blood
OF murdered victims, and the ring rof pistol
shots is almost as constant .as the picket
firing before the army Of the James, is it
that we sh ould see corresponding snorni-
ties perpetfated blythe female part ofsocietya
1t seems to US not When women, ap.
pare'dly respectable, are esen 10 the streets
nnder the Influence of liquor, asthsy were
the day succeeding last New Years. day, it
nay be we'll said to>be amournful commenx
tary on the civilization Of the 10th century
# the Christisn era. .
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The number Of ssrssts Inst year, for
crimes ofA violent aud serious character:
reached the aggregate Of 400; being an
excess Of more than z. 900 over those Of the
preceding year. Five policemen were kill.
ed and thirteen seriously wssadsd ia des-
perate encounters with ruf6aus. These
and other statiatics embodied in tho report.
show indeed that crime and vics are vnakiue
appalling inroads in our midst; but full .
are these statistics, they arc far from Civ
ing II complete picture Of the actual oondi.
ton Of things, and Of the thousand infid.
saces that are at work to corrupt aud
poison the very fountains Of social life.
To comprehend tho snorm:ty OF tho evil
Zone must look beyond tho police and prison
records. Ho must consider the indications
|the courts are giving, every day, Of vide.
spread, shameless political corrup4i6n.
SuSh cases as Weed ". Opdyke, and scores
Of others We could name, speak in thunder
ing tones of the rot that is spreading
through oar whole political system. He
must observe tho rapidly multiplying proofs
Of a general decline of virtue, as shown in
the endless series Of divorce and seductions
| 'oA ,]S"s', SOssW oAstAtUy ouV t0pe, anu III
the numerous and aourishing brothels that
are allowed to 30 kept open on every hand.
without any show Of regulation or restraint.
He must 500 the ministers Of religion de-
sorting the sacred duties of their Office, and
turning their -pulpits into caucus stands for
electioneering harangues aud appeals to
the most unhallowed passions and fanat
acism. He must note the general thirst for
sudden wealth, aud the frequent. defalca-
tons, embezzlsments, swindles, and all
similar forms of dishonesty, inducing gen
erat distress, and bstokeaing lamentable,
wide. Spread decay of the simplest princi-
pies Of commercial integrity. He mn2
mark, also, how many Of the young are be-
ing brought up in habits Of insubordina
ton, in ignorance, and even positively
trained~to theft and crime by their swn
parents. He must observe society not
oply in business and in domestic life, but
in its amusements and gala day celebra-
tions.
The villains that swarm in the streets
aud ga,rets, and cellars, and princely
palaces OF the city, re.appear on the stage
in the theatres, and, decked out in tinsel
aud gauze, entrance, night after night,
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The villains that swarm in the streets
aud ga,rets, and cellars, and princely
palaces OF the city, re.appear Oh the stage
in the theatres, and, decked out in tinsel
aud gauze, entrance, night after night,
eager crowds, of rich and poor, old and
young. To see the Don Juans and Dick
Turpins, and their various grades Of rivals,
re enact their successful career of crime, is
to the New Yorkers Of to-day what the
sight Of the blood and butchery Of the am-
phitheatre was to the mea and women Of
ancient Rome. Which is the less depray-
ed taste Of the two it it.would be hard to
decide.
If we note amusements Of the sexes else
where what do they shove Men herdlng
by themselves in revel, and in ccnclsvs=,
for a thousand different forms Of dissipa-
rion; aud women following hard on their
example. SEQ the young women and girls
at tho Central Park, for instance, pursuing
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HrO KIN.

DETERMINED ArrrMPr AT SuTcmE.-A
young man named John X. Cullen, about 70 year, Of
te' stompied ssif-de'truction b. shooting himself
WIN DerrinRcr pittol through the len brenL
shortly after noon on Saturday last. Cullen vn in
we employ 81 his father an icadealer Al &C sou,h
ruin W eel v. D., AM the rash act vas tted
"a rabie connected with tho establishment lie
nau ueou IN low spirits for day or tro previous 10
w i occurrence. A fe- moments previous TO the
shooting cullen was A. work at some account. in his
atefs office, and left tho desk Tor the stable
20 mos present. Remember what / told you n
some o. those present followed him 10 the ,tabis
nost immediately but before they got there heard
.ns tpott Of ps OIL Whom they reached the rash
man they saw blood issuing from his side and turn.
ing TO bis friends he said, 81 tried 70 ID nv
Northl who vas cent for sIaInined N.
wound snd found That the bal. lad entered inst .hoye
~" W, v p.hettsted the lung, snd out on the
~ ae oI me baek sithout however, irartuTing any
~, VIC i,ps M cullen wn sent 70 the City Hospi.
ta' ans Mief he arrived there raised blood freeiy
Az each expectorstion no seemed 10 be pleased AMI
1olsllned, That's encoursfinr' lie rave fre,u,nt
ApOnion N his desire to die after the ,hooiIng In,
su pohlnr OF the causes which impeiled him 10 tbe
Ssen. Atholsh suffering severely, Gulleus friends
"Nu nope' oil MS recovery last night.
suDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Henry Sts,cie. re-
siding q. the corner Of Throop avenue and Bartlett,
street f. Do died suddenly al his ro,idenee on Sat,
ufday afternoon last Mr. sts.cle had Iu.t ri.en
RON the dinner table, In apparent good health and
spIlts Hnd nked his family II they would NOD liza
70 neNI some music when ho suddenly fell bsck and
e1plted without groan. Coroner barrett he'd an
two children. WV .Ni
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MARINE NEWS.
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vcysry IN psvrbrsksrs shsy, the tssps, inform
ins I'D that he prisoners hsd asp, sed q the ssme
soine ZINE previous. Justice Mspsfeb deemed The
trial, In defsuli Of bail
Charged vith Fsionfous Ls.svn while ofhcsr
Sutton, Of the iOth Precinct Vi. yesterday conduct
Inc Joan o'NelL vbom be bad jus, arrested. to the
bose, the prisoner requested him 10 loosen
ns hold, a. he would vhk lonf quietly, On the
2inoefs refusal " comply With this request o. Neill
ar 80 pistol and ffsi do-BvNds he bal ct sritiss
We pavement and f.gnr ut thereof lodging In the
, OF bail
a Boy Shot.-Peter Morri.ey, privsl va.eh man.
"" sro'ted on Saturday on charge Of shooting .
boy named George Kueher II ,ppo.r, th., on
hgnd'y last kuoher, -ho lived o. No. iIs sheriff
rec va bVing on . cotton bale At Plar 4 n Il ,
rhile conc otlsf hoys stesling cotton For he
purse u ifghtenins the ofender tho rato nm an
It Que barrel OF his revolver In the direction Of the
,oys ~ e ball unfortunately stnct Kucher In tbs
bIest AM fractured two Of his rbs Hls Injuries ar
" await he result
a Book-L@p,r Commit, L1,esnv.-C.p,siu Greer
and Detective riley, Of the 30 precinct, on Saturday
sf''ted william D. Ger.lenbers on {. charge Of
larceny. on tho sth Of November last. Charlie.
SmAit Williamshui gh, callei on f.er.ienIere Who
go toos toeTer for william n. watkins, nc rchsnt
~ no. >, heade street, and deposited sgsl nth him
ior sac foeping. lie vas ,uh.rquently di.charsed,
snl on leaving took Mr.. smart's money vilh him
oIsenIe ere confessed his guilt, aud said he h.d spent
~ money. Justice Bowling committed him Tor
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MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
OR.
Murder Will Out
a STORY OF REAL LIrR
CHAPTER XIX.

"Ah lovely sight behold " sm-crestures twain,
Hsnd-in-bsnd wandering through some v.rdsnt
alley,
Or sunny lawn Of their serene domsin.
Thsf wind esugh, laughter schoing nuresily.-