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bI0n REWARD - STOLEN from the
~ IVU sal. o. The ssh.cIibeI No % Courts. Brook
Iyn three KINGS COUNTY BONDS, 'eVefAiy NO. ~.
A.o 3. ihea,e OF she Kings County 1res uzf 20 the sub
ssriter fog 00v with per cent Interest NO 'S aaseo
t 10. the came The above reward Will be paid ior tIef
recovery Information which will 90 tnere9' pp,soy
Dated Rrookyn. Feb 10, 1861
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
~ piy,
Fof PToviJ'Uce Direct.
Tie lev unf II .udd FfeulJers

For Provid.Uco Direct.
Tie snf Il .udd ffeutJcrs
ELEO IRA AND GALA Ia,
Having Superior tcc0mnl. talous fr Passengers and
FREIGHT " ~ Pier y North River foot Robin
sogrstT--t. Dsiiy t-undfys rscrptcdl. ct p.
touBrciinf n lroydeAcr y 10 thr r. n. TOR hostou -
The FLf CIiA. 'grf =. w. NlE. vii lave New York
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ard ElDAi.
The GALArEA, CAPT Nl JONES every TUESDAY,
TIT RSDAY and SATURDAY.
~ frti.h, taken AZ Propeller Bss-.
fy-1hsSe steamers ass-d in their erranceu sn,
for the eo'of and SAFETY 81 Te'ssus mi their aei trs Tor
the tIsus poTi4ii0n Of Fright ..
70 Pasei ger. aer rrtDs or ihe n'sh; disturbed
m they u Prov le c. = a. h1rr rury enough tos
ere CT de.f d. IN the fr.t SeconuOiacn trl.n for
Boston, arriving IN boston u . a.
F0 information IN 81 10 tfe.ht L.. tpry t. ISAAC
ODFLL General FREIGHT AF'ot Ply No. -. y. Il.
for Tickets S,asrooms or brrhi, Apply 10 w. VI I'D
WINDS. GenaLa- Lrk-- Agtnt. r.rL No - No--. kl,
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STEAMBOATS, am6 Railroads.
HOi FOR THE GOLD MINES of IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LINZ


he new. fist and light disa steamer DEER LOD0E.f
tno'nss " ea, coumandsi Henry n DoLrgn clerk, pev
os oh AZ Piltsb1rs Pa expressly lot .hs 81 Louis ana
e. ensn trade will pttsbgrs for Fort Beaton and
IA etIe,se Points 81 rURDAY, February 49, sod iesye ~
noul' SAiohDAf, March l. thereafter as tha
tAs ~ nopta 70 Onsha aud Council blufs
ihe new, last aud Light drsfs steamer BENTON Wu.
commanded. l.. wi. /. Hinr, crrk viii leave fS
TIL ~ b.no4 an1 tie po:ss SATURDAY March IL
lhe ny" ~ iast ala h.ht dun siermsr YELLOW STONE,
a. ob1ve SATURDAY, March 49, '' S-'' va '''
The very last aud Ugh, draft steamer FANNY OGDEN
Tnomos Townsend, commander Moses EilarJ cl,rx I'D
leave a. above SATURDAY, April l5 '
Sc DEER LODGE will remain between Fort. JJpos.
snd Benton until the cargo Of all the boats this e deiv
ered at fort brIton. -----.-
By Til arrangement shipper. haye great advantages a.
u-aico thst er fcige will BE- deliver dsnaiioa
We also prcpa ed to furnish LAND TRhNsPo RTATIUN
FROM FORT BENTON 10 TUE MINES. AID Will
GIVE THROUGH BILLS or LADlNB TO SiLvE8
CITY. LAST CHANCE. PR,CKLY PEAR. DEE
LODGE. VIRGINIA CITY, BANSOCK CITY And
GALLATlN FoT freight Or psDese sppyto
...-... JOHN q. COrEhN,
SoutL.eest corner Min aud Ohversts,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, 81. LooiS
Northeast cor. Pine and Commercial sts or 30.
JOHN g. ROE co,
Convent st.. bet. econd aud Third az,
J&saGEP Agent, No. 81 Broadst New-York
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Cost ano founo.

7 OST-Certi,icate No. l,S9l, dated April 18th.
Ia 10, two f2l shars American ClGno Company IN tho
nae II The Trustees 81 the Park Congregational Church
Crl,on ave- Prookyn Application having been made for
ne, CeLcle al pecns hereby oauii. ned against heRo
tistlns tue sane, transfer hayiug been stoyped
's ~ ASHER L. SMITH for Trustees.
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Cenllsirn.

DR. WAITE, ST., DENTIST, No. 263 Fourth.
~ ave, cor Tweot, hI,st, having Introduced tho Nj
lROIs q IDI Tor lausiJhf) Gas. now give ysisDtB
their bet waeu it.t ~ Elder and chioroosm
,ttuops and require Positively pain
or dsngrr IN extracting tce'h Term. u,oisra's.
VI,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
i Tso who drarens OF having teeth extracted should
cal ON Dr. HUYr the or ator Of AnestLo,io Nitrous Or
ids Ofhe. no ylg Broadsay. nesI EishtrsnthsL
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COURT.

p,,.,, q. ,,atu,e. IN snch csse made and provided th
Mo- deru4u aud Commouaty Cf the City o hewi OH
bsfsby dive notice. they intend to appsy o,be Supreme
Eour tbe STATE Of hewYok a. SPECIAL Term Of said
Cor 10 h. h.d AZ the CITY Hall IN the CITY Of New foTt
On Saturday fourth day Of March 1862 a, me opening OF
AZ. C.ur. o. that day heTcasr6s Iounel can -
49, o. IN. aupoi,rent OF Of Essie and
l.e,ent IN The aboveeued natter that the nauie aud
sIsnt Of tho improvement hereby intended s The
Of Street nom the soubey eide Of t.
"a -. s,-s.t In ia Cjtv JOHN T.. UENELIA,
Counsel 10 the CorpSration
Dated Ne,o York Febr1rry IN 1858.
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CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch.
~ ing Queenstown tCors Harbori INC w-.'snHvn
Of the Liyorpoo NoEYork and fhiiide plis steam"
'hp Company tinnlan Lle) carrying tie " > Mails eIs III
tended 20 sail a. ollows: -, -.
CRY on rep 40
.s,atfd"S
CITY oF - ="
Ard evsry succeeding SATUhDAlI NJ noon HSm ilh -
North kiyrr
BAfEs OF PASSAGE,
foysbls IN soid. or ia luisa,n. N Gun 'ncy
FIRST CABIi.....tS v ~ SIEElA ii 90 w
First Cahn 10 or3ou ~ 70 -eersgo London... - 90
First CABIN TO Paris. W stesssEe 10 80
Ps.ssngers also iorsafde! 10 N4o. bremen. hosfaAn
Antwerp. &c. a. equally low mites. . -
os ste-Irgc, $50 Those who wish TO send ioE tsir
friends ivy tichrts mere Le'o rp'es. -
JOHN u. DALE. Asrnt. No 70 Broadway, y. Y.
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l. ToH-STONlNyroN STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GRDIUS MD PROVlDENCE.
THE OLDEST QUICKEST SAFEST AND MOST d.
hI0r AVOIDING iPOlsr JUDIrHn
The tna.ni 50 amer "CDMNONNLALTH". %
TUESDAYS. rHCR>DAYS ard SATURDAYS The elegs.e
Steamer lYNOUIiI ROCk,"o on MONDAYS, WkDSES
a u clock =. M. ........
~ These bosts Start from Pier No. 10 North River foot
Court ST. acknowledged by inexperienced tsav
be the largest strongest most coniiora1s and
bee that have Ia American waters 1T all seasons
lnd IN al wea.hers these boats Invariably make the passage
time. ...-..-
Sump.uous suppers and luxnolsy furnished stale rooua
ere marked Textures of these q flo fting palaces"
eEtis and be secured at Ht-rdeus Ex'
Ole 80. IL Broadway ard n No. lis Nestst, Nov
ork, aud At No. 20 Wsshing ton--t, Boston,
~ X. olMONS. Agent.
MSrchant.' Invitation nd rau- rfarion
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Twenty. tirss wGd. In place OF
miIilarn Noiltcs.

yT,BE QUOTA OF NEW-YORX.
$1,000
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NEW
YORK COUNTY.
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NOTICE OF THE COMING DRAFT.-SUB r.
~ SrlTUrEs-3 YEARS SUBSTITUTES. FOR NEW-
YORK CITY. SEC II the State Bounty Law provides
Shst the ste shs pay 500 any prE.on who snail Furnish
SUBSTITUTE previous 10 the DRAFT For sr.1N gd~i
tioLRl 4 SUBSTITUTE now be outai.e Of
WARNER CORNELL, No. g. fTankiius. near hro4dTay.
References given to officials and business OF high sand
lug
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!. AFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON .---.-
WORCESTER, PALMER; flICHBuRg. NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. rBE WHITE MONTANA
AND INTERMEDIATE POM x.
The new and stsunch s,raners Of the Norwich Inc,
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEWYORK
leavo New FORK daily t-nndsys ed, ocockp ~
IRON Pier No. 20 North Nvlr 100. Of Nestry st..
FOR NEW-LONDON.
thtre connecting with the Se-rbt Express Train ro the
above pons via Norwich and Worcester Boston End Woe.
eter Worcester sad NBibus and NewLondon aud Aor,hers
Railroads,
Freight taken 3, the loves, For information inquire
Z :. MARTfN Agent on the Pier.
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EENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
~ Dep L Ia New York foot of Libery-st North Bv-s
CONNECTING Hampton Junction wih Delaware Lacsawauus
aud Yves Railroad and a, Eason with l. hign Va ley Rail-
road snt ~ connections forming direct ue 70 Phtburgh
and the West. without chsi re 81 cers.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 40 THE WESE
Two Expvess Trains duly from ts West, except Sundays
when evening fran. -
S,y Miles and Two Hours saved BY TINS line 20 Chicago
Cincinnati. st. Louis with but change Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing FebrneIy y loo leave New iorz ss 10 lows:
At 6:Ui q. M, for Es-on. Msuch Chunk, Nik.anspof@
Wisesbare. Ashauoy City &c.
MAIL IRAs-At8:0 for bennington, Easton, Watee
Cop ocr8utOn, Nikesbarfe. Great Benz Phson bnyAAn-
ton. SC.
500 q. m Western Express COR E1s.on. Allentown Real
n, HarrsbGrg rsburl West with but chan1e
Cincinnati CHI and bat changes to 81
Ions.
/. 100 a H.. 8:2) and s;p p Train for Elizabeth.
l2:rJ ~ 1RAry--fOr Eaton, Allentown, March Chnnk
Lkesbarre iiisnport Reading Ps.t.vlr. Harnsbura
&c.
a:sor x-For Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown. anu MsnsA
Chunk. -
4:soP. s-For some,yile aud Pennington
tPM-For SofaeGv.lle.
500 p " NesrERS ExPRgss-For Elston, AIlentoxA
Reading. uguabfrg. Pittsburgh, uni the West sIe-pn1
cars ig FROM Jersey Cyto Pittsburgh every evenne
ELI1AB9TnPORr ASD NEw YORK fERRr-Lesye New
YORK rom Ficr 10. y. r. at 1900 mt 400 aud SsW
Boas stop at Bergen Point aud Mariners hei Dor.
Tickets the West lie obtained ar tbs ONCE OF tn
CrntrS I road Cornpsny oi Li0eTtys' ~ r. at Ne
Asor FIoA At Mo- ri AMI sg6 Broadway and s prinp
eipAi hotels. JOSIAH % sfEAhSS. s"penh"hurn.-
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
IVA Tue GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMrANN'S
lin of fEst-ca-s stc-wEeel : EA1iSi!lPS. between
EEW-lOHh end HAIHE
The rst five splendid bses intruei 70 be put this
flyor.e route tlc COu'incAi. ore tie following;
MAsHlN'r 1ON........t.zii tlrr g'' hoIee power.
LAFANf Ilt-...........Jzi7 tuns. 90 hOisr-Power
EURDFE..................af f9iD. tty hor-cp ser.
lai lati. 800 hone power.
NAPOLEOS liI........f 0uiiingl l,l10 hof.e YOw'I.
Until tic p.etio OF entire lat tie services viii be
performed BY tie -
WAsHiSGTON, 4. Duchesne, LAFAYETTE, A Bo-
csndl, % follows:
FROM NEw-YORK TO HAvRE.
acknowledgements sdussssy March |.
WASHINGTON. W >dnrsjly. Mach ~
Frt CsbiD fincudins tsbie.vTirel. ........,..5lJS
Second CABIN ono udtug fab Sineb. 30 OF 80
Psyabe IN gold - equivalent IA United states currency
klRpicAL ATtRsDANCr rsrE Og CHARGE
For freight or pe.sg-li uIl : 70 -
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. issDahway, New-lork-
~ Paris No ~ Boulev4r des Capucc- GRAND Hoe.l; at
HavTe. WILLIAM ISELiN 3 90.
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Oteni! Steamers
NEW-ZFAIAND GOLD YIELDS.

~ Tie hus Eriiisn cipgnr-ship EASTWARD HO"
TAFT Master nov loadng ~ rler 10 lo East River; viii
p. dispa ch.d 1T March, Tor DUNEDIN aud tttKLANn
frwIraipnd Has superior accommodations Tor eight first
h. W. CAMERON. No. 90 Beaver st,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EVENING PAPEsss.



Gess. nc Dosceit Calls a Military Court y, sn,,
Franc1sco-EnatOranfs for Me.cfso Stn,,,,eI
S"ee"ce oI British MILDLY kebuked.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %.
= Gen. Mcdowell has convened q Military
COMMISSION to try the rebel pirates under the
command Of Hog, alias Enson, arrested In
november last off Panama, while attempting
10 selze the steamer San Salvador. The proofs
OF their guilt are believed to be irrelragable.
Inc Dark Brontes, which was about to sail
for Arizona with 400 Mexican emigrants and
260 cases Of fire arms on board. has been de-
tanned by the authorities, who telegraphed to
Washin gtom for Instructions 1t is supposed
that they consist mainly Of Americans bound
70 Mexico TO help Juarezs Three companies
I OF the R1th regiment sailed for iArizonn to-day
sandwich Island dates of May 18th state
that great excitement was caused BY a mid
shipman Of the British ship Clio who removed
the national ensign from the American Lega
ton during the rejoicing over the fall Of Rich
mond.s The Captain of the Clio compelled the
mldshipman to restore the flag, and make a
puDhc apology, after expressing his own re-
greet. aEMdFfg is al
The ship Monsoon of Boston, was lost at
Howlands Islands on the 19.h of January.
She had to discharge 400 tons of ballast, and
received upwards of 100 tons of guano, when
a great gale arose, and the ship struck heavily
on a reef, breaking the ruddar short of, taking
with 1t part of the stem-post, ripping up the
quarter deck planks !; large portions Of the
keel came up alongside, and the surf continual
~ broke over the ships quarter. After pound
ing on one of the reefs an hour, she sank stem
foremost, about mile from shore. aaOne life
was lost,-a Manila man. -
The American residents Of Honolulu OBJ.
served April 9th as dayton speciaIrejoicing
over the good news of the fall Of Richmond.
Late arrivals from China, bringing Hong
Kong dates Of March 10Th, say nothing OF the
supposed presence Of the pirate Shenandoah
in the China Seas. ID sega,qs gAa1aFY
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
"a Thief Cries stop rhIer:,,

- The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
of L. +. IAtwoed's Bitters, by manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part aud adopted the same style
bottle but states his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of DR.. Atwood, and a. L. f. are
the only Atwood Bitters ever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity, this evidently leads the un-
wary to suppose that it is L, F. sAtwocd-who has
never conveyed to him, directly Indirectly either
the title to any information respecting his Bit
ters. This is the same person who formerly signed
NJ. +. instead q ~ +. Atwood. Hesays beware
of oouuterfeits and limitations, which seems to be
upon the same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
' Thisfps The genuine is signed L. r. Atwood and
bears an extra label on. white paper, headed "cau-
ton, Extrs." Countersigned by h. H. Hay, Drug.
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent. q
Portland, April 26-3aw&wtf
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roRrIGN PORTS

Ar At callso April 2s, ship Live oaA. Alden. San
Francisco 81 days chartered for Nalenc at gu per
ton, with so lay days at Chinohas- -.
sid I'm SMYRNA 9th ult, Darque Eugenia, fetcher'
Traranl to load salt for Boston -
CID at Liverpool 9Th, inst ship 6ehtoo' fieemAn'
Valparaiso and Hong Kong. -, ~
Ar at Sunderland 9Th inst, Ocean Homo Dro"h'
London a.. ,,.s
Sid i'm RangOOn March %. barque Eruiter' Martin
Hong Kong. - 49,
SID I'm Bathurst 2Oh ult. barGus Ocean stsed'
Flynn. New York. 49,. trts,o
Ar al st Thomas 9th inst, barQue Antelope "hhe'
At Mas nilla 9th inst barqus Acacia. Pinkham'
for Bottom ia 10 days. -, NJ
Al Cienfnegos 4ih, inst barque Gan Eden, heed,
from Boston. unc; brigs Hora. Young, aisg' Iot
Bosfon III Tinker. Carlisle, for do, ldgi Ella Ma
10 r. INV. supposed for Por land.
At I.inean CB 18th inst. brig Almore, for York
sohs EVELYN, @ NJ Reynolds, Fa9ny Baiziey, and
Nellie @ Paine, for New York
Ar al st John NIB 18Th inst ship plymouth kock'
AT S2d' ship raotOlus. Tobey. Fortress Monroe.
SPOKEN.
May 8. lat %, Ion 6s So, brig Frances Jane. from
st John NIB for Baltimore
MAY Is. lat 335, Ion 81 co. bardne Hattie horrison'
OF Bath, from Philadelphia for New Orleans.
May l6. lat 3S 40 Ion &c. sch VIM Hunter, IL days
from Gardiner for New Orleans.
May Is. lat 80 10, lon "a 49, ship G Duncan, nom
Philadelphia for Pensacola.
My II. lat "a 49, lon 70 10, brig Essex, rom Ma
tapzas for Portland
May 49, lat 80 43. Ion 69b. barque Chattanooga, I'm
Boston for New Orleans
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Alexander q. Stanhena.

While the universal excavations of all IovaI
men rest upon the head Of JEFF. Davis, there
mas been and is general disposition to apollo
gize for the man whose name heads this arti-
Gle, and 70 hold him mp as worthy Of very few
stripes compared with the great body of the
rebel leaders. Now itstrikes us that Mr..
stephens has had an unreasonable share Of
credit accorded to him for devotion 10 the
Union, and that when his case is fairly scan
ned 1t will be found be so black that It will
De scarcely worth while to spend time in de-
Inning the number Of degrees Of guilt BY which
ne differs from the other leading insurgents.
We have not forgotten his famous speech
N the Georgia convention in opposition to : e.
cession, nor do we forget the grounds on
which he based that opposition. When sum-
med up bis argument was this !: don't secede.
because, first, you can't succeed; you will get
defeated and miserably beaten, and come OUT
Oh the struggle not only Inundated and sub
1ugated but bankrupted; and, second. don't
secede, because it win result IN the overthrow
J. slavery; stick to the Union. and your sla-
very instr lion will be fixed and perpetual.
t"ns' ooes this show except that he had
~o,e forecast and prudence than other reb-
q = leAoers' though perhaps not a mar ticle
more Of real devotion to and love for The I'm
ion Had he been sure that secession coyld
be made successful, would he have onno.ad
itp OF this we have no proof. Had ~ 49,
sure that adhesion to the Union won,d .n.s;,
danger upon the slave institution yo, 49, =
have been Union man? The areuman., =
against such a supposition.
Then, too, when Georgia did seceae. how
readily-how nataraliy-he fell into the cur
rent and how ready he was to accept the hon
ors of treason, and 70 wear It's most glittering
badges How ready he was to commence
building the superstructure of society on the
cornerstone of despctism! and how. artful
and successful in detecting and exposing the
errors of those wise men who made the Dec
iaratlon of Independence and framed The Fed
erai Constitution!
A. =. Stephens is man Of vast Intellectual
s Strength Of deep foresight and with prudence
y .n' put that he is any less traitor than
Davis Is not yet proved. We have no desire
70 see MN hung, or even that he sbonld ~
made severe example Of M en- 70
him. - 80 oseh expended upon
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
j9Is, Health Worth Havingq

If It is, protect it. 1t is jewel as easily lost as
virtue, and in cases as difficult to recover Ma
ture in our climate and especially at this season,
requires to be occasionally reinforced. But every
thing depends upon the Tonic used for this purpose.
The medicinal tinctures, all of which are based on
common aIsohoI, are dangerous Quiuine, as every
body finds out who takes much of it, is slow poison
One safs protective from all unhealthy atmospheric
influences exist. and only one. This powerful pre-
ventaliye is HosrErTER's STOMACH BIrTERs,
a compound of the pursst stimulant ever manufac-
turea with the most efsctvs toncs alteratyes reg
ula.ors and depurators that chemistry has yet ex-
stracsed fremthe botanical king dom Convalescent,
languid and feeble frsm recent sickness. will find
the Bitters Incompatible restorative, not disa-
gesable TO the taste, and eminentIy INTOXICATING
No other ftmuiants produces the same effect as this
Stomachc. 1t does not excite or utter the nerves,
OF occasion any undue arteral action; bat at once
soohes and strengthens the nervous system and the
+. animal min spiriss- 5 Il AgOI = :.
New York House, so Cedar Street, N.Y.
80 may sd&w2w sosti s.loi ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24


IscHAReED. Mr., Howard, proprietor Of
the City Hotel, who was taken to Augusta on
a charge of using disloyal and seditious Ian
guage, had a hearing yesterday morning be-
fore MajorI Littler, Provost Marshal General
Of the St tie. Mr.. Howard did not deny that
he made use of the language complained Of,
but alleged that it was made in the excitement
Of the moment when he was very angry with
his clerk for neglect of duty, and that he was
a loyal man TO bis country. II appears that
many soldiers had been sent to his house, and
they had been well taken care OF, when there
vas slight prospect Of getting any pay for it.
Msior Littler, after some remarks to Mr.. How
ard administered the oath of allegiance to
MIN, ana then discharged him upon his recog-
nlzance in the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance
y AGAIN wanasd. Mr.. Howard returned home
In the cars Yesterday. ssas'a .iyaa -
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Cant. John nalsf.

Diedat Ferry village in Cape Elizabeth, on
the 18th inst, Capt. John Cale, II the seth,
year Of his age. This aged man was for near
~ forty years, a packet master and coaster,
sailing from this port, and can be remember
ed only by our aged citizens, as the honest,
faithful and upright ship master and CONNER
cial agent. When steam became the order
OF the day, the vocation of the old lines OF
sailing packets, and of the old and hardy race
OF packet masters, came to its end. The
Moodys, the Stockmans, the Sturdivants, the
Lowells, the Porters, the Sawyers, who once.
In their slower drogers, conducted the trans
portation of passengers aud freight along our
coast, have all disappeared, and we have ceas-
ed to watch the wind and the skies Tor ia
vorable opportunity to embark on our coast.
wise voyage to Boston or to the east. We re-
member with dread, the weary days we have
watched the clouds, and the still more weary
ones In which we have been tossed on the
waves while making our passage to Boston or
Newburyport. i
This old packet master, whose name we
here revive, was born in Castine, June 81,
1776, and passed the active period Of his life,
near sixty years, upon the sea. At the age OF
10 he went to Salem and in 1911 he came to
Portland, and from that time until he became
superannuated, he steadily pursued his avo-
cation, securing the confidence OF all who
had occasion to employ him, never deceiving,
never disappointing his employers, and re-
ceiying from all who knew him unqualified
testimony to his integrity and worth. He
died poor, yet with the witness Of good con-
science, and shaving nothing, he had ALL" q
Capt. Calef married Mary Allen Of Beverly
by whom he had four sons and four dau gh-
tiers; the daughters were all married and are
living, and one son survives. & sses
We think it due to the virtue and manly
qualities of this humble citizen, who filed the
measure-of his iowly sphere with useful acts
to make this simple record, and add another
tribute TO the annals of the worthy poor.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
Review Of the Portland Markets.
Week ending May %. 1863 aYoe

Nofe.- Ourquotations represent prices Of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and
In filing small orders, higher rates have to be charr
cd For figures SEQ quotations in another column
Gold has remained steady, near $3.50, during the
week, the lowest quotation being l29 "a, the high
est l3l "a The natural tendency, of all kinds Of
merchandise has been to seek the new level
thus formed, and the general decline noticed
last week has continued. In a few cases. Of
course, counteracting agencies have prevented the
appearance of this tendency in prices, Choice
brands of flour and dry goods have been steady. and
certain fruits and butter have advanced. A heavy
downward tendency has been manifest however in
every branch of trade and is likely to continue un
less gold -eeovers. n II SsV y ~ Ef1
1t is not to be supposed that prices inflated by
taxes and tariffs. approach the old peace stand
ard very nearly at present On the other hand they
mnst conform more nearly tothe price Of gold At
present they relatively higher tan at any time
during the last four years, ald the RS IT is com
parative stagnation of foreign commerce. con-
traction of the currency would net accelerate the