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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE ii ECr.

" EPllNE STEAMSHIP 20. LINE
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE III ECE
CONSISTING o. .h- lolcw ing new and .prrdd srainers
ELECTRA, Cent. J. w. Nye. OA.AlLA. zap. w. y.
Jones; OCEANUs. ,spt. Nm. Young. .
one II the sb0ye magnificent MIRA VII essr Tier No.
~ North River. foot Of Robinson DAILY isundays er
ecut",il OF . O'Clock \.
~ CONNECTING. iro,icsnc. with III '45a Train for
/. ,fon.
w srri.ht taken n, Propeller Rates.
These steamers "nsuri a-sd IN their sr.anr" ne ~
comfort and y Of pss.ensers and tleir ac tiles O
he = usporisiiob Of Freigi'.
60 ater retiring fot TIE r:h not Disturbed
thry ar Providence. bur carry enough to
Bo-for.
for Information N r~-ard 10 Frrigh. &c. srply to ISAAC
OpELL. Geuemi Freight gent. Pnr 80. -, y. q.
For cs~t. Sat.roon.. &c, apDy 20 the 1rES 81 boeFl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

- A. Chiffon. Auctioneer,
Ds OfFlCt No. ~ NAssAU.Sr
UNITED STATES Cow bNMftT SALE OF LARD
AND HANS.
win be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on SATURDAY, Oct
o. iSt5 q, ~ O'Clock. NJ at No. brds st. near state At.
30 Bare.s LARD, la 5000 oTnen
ALSO.
10 tiercrs sn-srcured HAMS tsi-i'iv dsmsc-dl
Sale Do. tive: term. rssh. safe by order
II. y. CLAKkE. \. ID. G., A. c. O. :.
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Ocean Steamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
l. THROUGH LINE TO
CALF II y Ia,
CARRYING THE UNIFIED STATES MAIL.

~ = u
CARRYING The UNITED STATES MAIL.
di.psich on WEDNESDAY. the lat Of N0yEMGkR n.r,;
at Il o'clock ICON irom thr Company, rlE ~ " M.
CLASS ss sTEAMsIi iP''" "''' ''''' ''' '
HENRY CIIAUNCET,
Capt. ALFRED @. GRAY:
the sthmus of iansme and tie Psehc with tho
COMPANY tssori,. steauslip
GOLDEN CITY,
for San Frsnci.co.
TIE tes,.. Of This comprny will sail regularly theresc-.
abov the s llh aud 2lst days # eye-y month
c-y fsl sunday the de viii
be on the pr. edins SATURDAY. isc
ATLANTIC,
CAPT. JEFFERSON MAURf VII all on sATCRpAr'
November H. connecting sh- Pasnc shtae COLORADO
TIE
BALTIC,
Cart. ROBERT II HOKNER viii sail TUESDAY.
November 81 connecting With tte SACRAMENTO
THROUGH PASSAGE BATES.
lsciuDiyG RAILROAD yAaB
rr., Cabin, sac srcoed Chin t.So Storage. +lPs.
Chdrr beta and ~ year,, hif fare children froL to
{ wears, quarter f4rr; children under year., free
Bsusoole funds 'cu uencyD only taken in payment.
b, os m. se c mp 7or 20 Be Cop.y sgS wao VII
-end TICKETS by ns or sxpr"s-, as rasy be directed
the entife route.
10 pounl. baggage allowed each adult pl..enger. For all
purser boafd w merchandise bedding taken bag
gag.
WAY PASS AGE RATES.
NEW YORK To A>PINNALL.
First cabin sl2ji second cabin, SEQ siesra.e So Chill
drrn al proportlonae rates.
WAY BAGGAGF-On al over 100 pounds 70 each edult
passenger tLree cents pr pound payable 70 tie purer or
board
ASPINWtLL TO PANAMA
SIS in gold, and eh deR proportion payable 81 Apin'
wall
Al sxpsret 3 SURGEON as.gned % Zach ship Medicines
and professional services re uf cha sr.
For passage ckts furhfr Information. spFy At tbs
Company Ticket Ctice the wharf foot Of C2ni-'i'
NcrtL River.
Ia BOSTON, to -
Tor FREIGHT, 10
WELLS, FARGO & Co,
No - hl,DADN Aii
OR, OS TlIE COMPANi'> WHARF,
FIeigh, Agents Of The Pschc Nai Seaul'hl Company.
r.. ". Or. BELOW AGENT.
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HUGH RIDDLE. Grn'l Srpt. New ! orb
wv n. Barn, Gen fesA A.eu,. N-w-icrG.
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trainsw viii


1 i lceye James zip. Nswlcrk rs foliows:
0.11s NJ ieenpot Msi AM Passrnscr lrn, stopping =
all Wa stations md Getting vita Glen Head RosynAns
Hrmys,rad Z aims. 49,
iS.'sIs M syo.sct Train soppir, at sll Way Staten
500 D. txp"-a co1nectini Win 'tnpsiead
and O. oppng / ctii ms eat 81 ltcA.,il1 -
.. N. Syos.-t ssscngrr Tram tor kosyn Gen HesS
and al Nay stations ~,
Eo,yn . a. A.
l. ~ for Iuphank and a.. in;sruedstr Sta ions
o. CuARLiCk. PrcsidcaL
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ TnE GENERAL TRANSIT. ANTI COMPANfS
NEW LINE or FlR>TCLtSS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEWiORk AID HANkE, CALLING AT
BRtsE
The frs, splendid vessels this avorite route fcr tho
Continent a. the following:
WASHINGTON .......J l0i tnns......a h re cover
LAFiiEfiF..........120. uns. .....eH -horse lossr
EUROPE ..............J.t0 tuHs..... HUborse pov~L
NNPOLFON lli.....tNrarly reudyi. 100 hosp po~
81. LAURENT........ (uiliius). p"wrr
(;uidinG) .........t,rrst pow'r
WILLIE DE PARIS. iBuddiug}. ........t'icst Io"rr
DEPARTURES fEON NEW-NOhk.
EUROPE. \. Duche-u- ~ DAY $500. NoVrno'r ,,
1AfAtEIfE Or WASHINGTON. ...FkiDAi,..,.Uec. y
PRICE or PASSAGE ~ GJLn
fIRsr CABIS. $l1S sscoJo ,sBty. $50
including tsble- wine fr ritbe' cas-
Passengers nicndn to land rrs Wi b. furnished here
with rofysd cluponikeis aud their baessgs CHECKED 10
Pans. q additional charge OF - !cr rs and % Tor second
else.
.'fcficdI ofcatorce IRE Of charge
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent,
No. BEoss~ay. Eew-loTk
A, Part. ~ Pou,erard d.s Cspucilos tGssnd Ho'e.
At Bsvrc. WI iSELlS GO.
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DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TROY
l. FOR ALBAsr-Ine .rsm-r 81. JOHN leaves on Won
deys, Nsdn-slay. and Fridays. ard the DAY ~ n
MUND on 1ur.days, Tbavday. -nd Ss.Hliys At oeoek
n. from Firr No A.. Sor kvrr 100, of Canal a.
OR ROY! be steamer sAsUERbI 1T leave, o. -ei.y'
Iu-siays srd 1hurscsy, and the RIP VA "INhL1 lh
.onisys, Nrtn-.t.ys aud Pr dAs. at oeosA H. ron
Per No 4, North River. loot % Waits,'.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

nAILT LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT
~ Th- .t~.In-r BRlnGEPORr viii lrsvs froai f. csip
I.. bs-r daily, u O'Clock. noon. srrv ng IN time
come; wah kIptes- rrin-. Er-sLt tkea Tor TIE
Ningafccx and Housetonic Railroads.
EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
L and s,4nch sid wire Steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE
81 ;us Drrd-n. DAVID Z. DAVIS Coma ald.r. will osve
Prr 10 IS North River every TUESDAY. THURSDAY AID
SATURDAY. =; a p
For freight or pas.a.-, apply on board. Fare. 20
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEw JERSEY.

4 tin. Jer..y City or Fc-mon al $50" D. 49, ys
&. $3.50 snd AZ! ara 80 Ou sai"fdy.
~ 80 D. iLe q. ia and az, through 70
Money. THO,. ". DfMARE5r. Su .eIiHtenbn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

At Al TION-EXECUTORS SALE OF
~ 4 vain b. FARM IN re kr.sn D,irh.ss County V Y.
On WEDNESDAY OF. IS on tie pi-air- CONSISTING %
T. OF choice iTnas snd md ID acres - navy wood
land: Hoase. bern a., in good oTIsr fo--r.s on sy.
Arri fOr iurher particular. apply 70 l.. UARDNER NO
10 " ureu-st.
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4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, now
"A eo-ed onar for SALE BY sns:.op. Tim5'r. Lumber
sl-hes shsaing Psies Hsn.srs. s1erm Pipes. Ao' on
TUESDAY. the ?ns int. 10 =, o'clock M st tho
sruory building Fourteenth St. spveen siSth aud Sew
-uth.syes BY order u sne board Of Naue-cf,
IHOS 4. SMITH.
Secretary Of COMMITTEES
Sev.Yori o.. 70 ICES
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Ocean Cleaners
TOR SAVANNAH - Direct. - PIONEER

- H. Roah, con- N.b brave Tisr No. II. Ner
Rivrr on SAIURDAt o-t. 81. 1t p
LEWIS L. JONES No. II Broadway
h-~-,. In s,v.raah. HCNTER S 0ANriELL
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

PRISON LIFE IN RKBELDoM.-Atv espers
2 last evening in the First Parish Church. Rev.
z. A. Humphrey, OF Dorchester, Mass, gave
very pathetic and interesting discourse on
the theme righteousness and Peace have
kissed each other" His remarks were priu.
cipally confined to the incidents and results of
the war. He was a chaplain Of Regiment,
had witnessed battles, been taken prisoner
with many others, and thrown into tobacco
warehouse In Lynchburg, a hundred
miles from the Union lines. His account Of
the treatment OF the Union prisoners was fully
up, In cruelty, to any thing we have read In
the papers. There was q studied system Of
robbing, abusing and starving the prisoners.
The rebels refused 10 let them have even ban
dages for our wounded soldiers, and medicines
for the sick we're not to be had, and the sur
geon had no instruments. They did bride
one Of the rebel guards; and the negroes tore
up their own scanty clothes, and made band
ages for the wounded. The negroes have
ever been found friendly to the North, and
ready to make any sacrifice for the good Of
our soldiers in prison, or wherever they were
found. Mr.. Humphreys remarks were listen
ed TO with great attention, and his description
Of prison and camp Ii e were very ine.f We
have seldom heard more feeling and pathetic
discourse.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

Mr.. Editor:-Would the city be any worse
OF 1t there should be offered some prize or
emblem to the best Base Ball Club III the
city? Our boys have now three first-class
clubs In playing trim, and il seems to me that
now that this awful war is over, it would be a
good thing thus encourage our young men 10
engage IN this pleasant and health giving past
time II the city would do something OF the
kind, IL Is not unlikely that the State might
offer champion gift. Having heard that the
City council had been talking 1t over, 1
thought If you would be so kind as to throw
In your word IL would help a good deal.
BASE BALL.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
ns.s e ceusss ne sassenal 1sssss,..... !.

A commission authorized by a law Of Con-
gress, consisting of Messrs. David A. Welles
of Troy, N. Y, Stephen Caldwell of ,Philadel-
phia, and S. Hayes of Chicago, meet here next
week. to inquire into the sources of the Ma
tional revenue, and best method OF collecting
the same, with power to send Tor persons, or
papers and take testimony. Any commune
cations can be addressed to them In care OF
the collector Of this port. The commission
will first meet a committee appointed by dis
tilers, and their duties will be confi1ed to
that branch of the subject until 1t is exhausted.
1t will remain in session greater part OF the
time between this and the meeting Of Congress,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

:
~ RoW.-One evening last week, one of the
soldiers from Fort Preble came over and
went up to the Bite in Hancock street
BE got into a fight with some of the negroes
there, and in the scuffie a knife was drawn
through his hand, BY his attempting to seize
1t, which was cut pretty severely. He vowed
revenge. aessll sai as5isg e saae IS
Saturday night between 9 and 10 o'clock
q squad of IS or 20 soldiers from Fort Preble
said to be headed by asergeant-came over,
went to the bite, and demolished the interior
ofPete Smal's shop. The male negroes were
nearly all absent, but the women resisted, and
two or three of the soldiers were badly in
jured by being struck on the heads with bricks.
The soldiers had all cleared out when the
police arrived on the spot. fa7' l-en3a#
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
Great Fire at Saratoga, N, 4. ;
51A lLdl 80 II ~ 1r1Vz

SARATOGA, n. T., June IL.
About o'clock this P. NJ, fire was dis
cover ed in the north wing of the United State .
Hotel A short lime after second fire broke
out in another and distant part of the build
ing. The flames spread with fearful violence,
and In a few minutes the north wing was q
was wrapped In flames. orapid was the pro-
gress Of the fire that itgwas with difficulty the
guests succeeded in escaping without their
effects. Before 6 o'clock the buildings fell in
with fearful crash. "A portion of the furni-
ture only was saved. The flames communica-
ted to the Union House, which was also de-
stroyed The bank adjoining is seriously
burned. The fire was still burning at 8 p. NJ.
1t is generally believed to be the work of an
incendiary. All Other hotels are safe. o S'i
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
Municipal oourt-Inna II.

A lad named John Boyd was convicted OF
stealing meerschaum pipe, the property Of
Isaiah Garland. The lad stole it from a
horse car, Of which Garland was conductor
He was fined one dollar aud costs, which he
paid. J. o'Donnell, Esq, for the defense.
John ayberry, in whose shop some liquors
were seized on the 18Th instant, was discharg-
edit being in evidence that the liquor was
kept for medicinal uses by boarder, and not
for sale. J. o'DOnneIl, Esq, for defense.
Thomas Collins, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was flied three dollars and COSTS
Committed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF ABRA-
HAM LrxcoLx.--A prospectus has been issu-
ed BIZ Messrs. Derby q Miller, Book Publish
EN-, New York, for new, fun and beautifully
got, up work entitled as above, prepared for
the press by Henry J. Raymond, editor Of the
New York Times. The work will contain
speeches, addresses and state papers; a biog-
raphy Of the illustrious man whose deeds it
chronicles, an account Of his assassination,
last moments, obsequies, &C., &c. lss
The book will be printed in the best style,
from new and elegant type, upon fine paper,
making an octave volume of about TOO pages,
and will be neatly and substantially bound
in cloth for $3.50; in leather for $500. 1t will
contain more than dozen elegant illustra-
lions. - ..sqg
The work will be published only for sub
scribers. Mr.. F. Morgan Of Mass, is now in
the city for the purpose Of securing subserib-
ers and exhibiting samples Of the general style
of the work, and we understand he proposes
to canvass the city. 4 ss'ss
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
RULES AND REGULATIoNs.

saia. SD RULES AND NEGOTIATIONS. -
! 1st-Entries with hames, number of oars, and
color OF each boat must be matd on or before Jnly
LIST. book Is open for that purpose at Messrs Da-
Wis Brothers, No SO Exchange st. At@4A9a
znd-Entries BY mail may be made BY addressing
either of the members OF tie Committee on Regatta.
srd-All appli ;ations for entries must designate
Tor which race, OF races. Tdlsom sts ltt 1Bg fGos
4th-All Boats win enter free.a sgeoIi asaine14
"A 5th-Thers will be two Guns Ard at each Racs
for tn !, start. g ~ q
eth-A' Boatste carry q Coxswain. or mot, as
they may elect. insbr.314 T
ae tiffany Boattaling another Boats water there
by causing collision, will be ruled out. y o'asi
sth-In rounding the lower station, the inside boat
must have thu course; any boat interfering with
said boat loses her chance for the prize
9th-A1 Boats entering for either Of the races
must report themselves ready the start, at Il G
Judges station atpreci-ely the hour named for the
races Boats faiing 80 to report, viii not bealow-
10th-No Second Prize will be awarded In any
race unless three or more boats contend for the
prizes. - .4,.,r..s.e r.
.lith-The rulings Of the Judges win be final in
all SIS.
I2th-Dus notice will be given of the time and
place Of the drawing for positions. go -
13th-suitat 10 Accommodations will be provided
for the housing Of Boats from out Of the city, ap
i plication 70 Capt BENJAMIN J. willard, St lawrence
House India Street. s,.l..l7
A' Y. d, { HLIEFoE q E; sst;v, s "a
tef99llny u. 8. Revenue Service, .f ~
~, n. CAPT, HENRI Z INNMAN. ~ 60
CAPT. REM, j. WILLARD,
~ ..At HALLL DAVIS. Ero., - r.s
10 georges TREFErHEN. Eco,
juaelsitojj4 ',5,''. ~ ii f-a.,-se
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP LINE. - A
survey has been held upon the wreck Of Che
steamer New England, which was injured by
fire at st. John, N. B., and 1t has been decided
to rebuild her. The work will be done here,
and she will be made stronger and stauncher
than ever. The New York win soon be here
TO take her place upon the line. With the
New Brunswick, New England and New
York the business on this line will be conduct
ed in the most prompt and efficient manner,
and passengers to Eastport or the Provinces
will have all the accommodations that can be
desired. s4li#
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

y ~ -1T7 N ~ ~
Heep Xrzg II hsR.

s slstsfM 4anssSsr NEW YORK. June ~.
. sotton. sesrcey IS firm sales $50 bales; MIDI log
Upland 4l@42c; chiefly at Al.
and Western opened duh and closed shade easier ;
sup rhine State 70@6 06; extra State 8 35@6 IS
choice State 6O@6 60; Round Hoop Ohio .0@
l0;schoice do 1908 65; Superfne Western roo
9 80; common to good Extra do 85@6 30; South.
ern quiet ;sales 800 bbls Mixed to good zoos 90;
fancy andextra lo9o 20; Canada dull; sales $50
8 I698 3d. q
whsat-dull and slightly favors buyers; sales IA,
600 bushels; Chicago. Spnng l4iai Winter Red
q Corn--que. and scneey as frm; sales 81 coo
bushel-; mixed Western kiln dried, 95@9s, for old
mixed Western, do, do. do, 80. 81 5ii7aeaa Doe
Oats-quiet; les Western Sc. I'll
Beef-quiet sales $50 bbls plain mess alto 90
extra me.s u 00@16 90. ~ Aaf 1a1tl nsigM
Pork BLOWERS sales 1000 bills; also sales $50 bbs
new me % 7s@28 III. clofing at ~ Is regular old
90 "a 50925; prime Is 509ls 90; prime mess 20 90
az So
Lard--qu ct and steady; sales s75 bbs at 1910
Butter--dull; sales Ohio 2O@soc state q2aasc.
& Whiskey- heavy and lower sales 900 bbls. Western
Rioe-dul,.
Sugars dull sd 81 400 bids Muscoyado lot@lls;
Havana sales SO boxes on private terms.
Cofee-duil.
Molasses--dull. "a Az fgkN u
Naval % es-quiet; Spirits Turpentine 45@l rs;
crude do; Rosin and Tar nominal.
Oils--steaay L'nssed l5Q41 40 Lard. Sperm and
Whale omi al; Petroleum quiet; for Gu e, a5c; for
refned Ia bond 52@6st Il; refined free 7l072. II
Tobaoco-frm; 81 es Of kentucky ata50c.
Tallow-steady; sales 6S, 900 fbs at l74@iSi.
Wool-dull. .ss -45N
Freightr 70 liverpool dull; -four %
ngIt -------7- 9yis naiAts
s3si Stock Markets. .s3Qgai
NEW YoRK, june II.
Gold closed ct Gallagers Evening Exchange Of
l442.. "A m
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

FUNERAL OF MR. SMTH-The funeral of
Hon. Manasseh Il. Smith took place yesterday
from his late residence in State street. As it
was not expected to have taken place until to
day, and the notice Of tbeing very limited, the
attendance was not SO large as it otherwise
would have been. There was large attend
ance of the members of the Cumberland Bar.
The impressive funeral services were perform
ed by Rev. Mr.. Bodies of the Congress Square
Univsrsalist Church. The remains were con-
veyed to the Evergreen Cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE REFORM SCHOOL.
Hon. George B. Barrows, of Fryeburg, has
en- selected by the Trustees of the State Re-
form School, as Superintendent, and he has
been recommended, by them, to the Governor
and Council for confirmation. The recon-
mendation OF the Trustees win undoubtedly
receive the sanction of the Governor and
Council. The appointment we consider as an
excellent one in every respect. Mr.. Barrows
was President of the State Senate in 1884.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
Soldiers Hone.

y, The following named soldiers were admitted
TO the Portland Soldiers Home for the week
ending June 17th So
Samuel L. Messer, Co. E, 10th Me. Albert
i. Curtis, Co. d. LIST Me. heavy ARTILLERY; John
Il. Hill, 70. G, 10Th Me-; John M. Dodge. Co.
List Me- cavalry; Hartford e. Hurd, Co. a /,
I'd Me. cavalry. @
WM. Fl. PLUMMER, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

WAsHINeroN, june hi

~. ~ w ASHINdIUHs uu6 Ia. I
The President to day, received the com
mittee appointed by the public meeting OF
colored people of Richmond, to make known
to him the wrongs, as they conceive them to
be, by which they are sorely oppressed. In
the address, which they presented, they com
plain of insults. imprisonment and most cruel
punishment, the like of which was never
heard of in the slave pens Of Southern traders.
The President made the following endorse
ment on the papers presented: xJagipw
Executive Mansion, June Unexpectedly
referred to Major General Howard, Chief OF
the Burean of Freedmen, &C., for his consider
atlon, ana report as to the action necessary
ana proper to be had in view OF the within
statements. ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

New York. June II. /
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
resident Johnson mas expressed his regret
That the conspirators were not tried before a
civil tribunal. III eE
Orders for the arrest of Ben. Wood were
autographed from Washington yesterday.
The Times dispatch says among the appli.
cations for pardon is that Of Robert E Lee
and Alex, H. Stephens. The latter enters at
length into an apology or vindication, and
among. other reasons cites the fact that the
Tribune advocated the right Of the Southern
people to independence, aud was led to be-
lieve It would be accorded them without the
fear of war.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

X Yesterday a team of horses
attached to barouch, from Kilgore's stable,
driven by his ostler, Michael Loring, took
fright in Spring street and the driver being
unable to control them they ran down the
street at full speed. When opposite the resi-
deRce Of Rev. H. D. Moore, the driver was
thrown off and severely injured. The horses
kept on until turning into Centre street, when
they upset the carriage, damaging it badly.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

FOREIGN EXPORTS. total value Of for
eign exports from this port last week amount
ed to sl6,7S70O. Included in the shipments
were $500 Sugar Box Shocks, ITO Shocks and
Heads, Z Cask Headings, 1884 400 feet Of Lum-
Der, $50 Casks, $50 barrels Of Flour, 10 tons Of
Shorts.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

- - u HACUbE, N. 4 >, . uH6 4 y !
~ When the z A. M, train from Albany was
within about nile OF Oneida station, the two
rear cars ran off the track and were precipita-
ted down an eInbankment ten feet. Fortu-
nately no one was killed, although several
were more or less injured. ~ ss 80 isI4 fas /
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

MORRIS BROTHERS, PELLa & TRow-
BRIDGES TROUPE Of ministrals will give their
first performance this evening at City Hail.
This is the regular Opera Troupe Of Boston,
so popular in that city. They will undoubted
ly have large audience at their entertain
ments here. ea1o sesA
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

Y DRA1IATIc.--A fine bill of entertainment is
offered at Deering Hall this evening. Mr.
Ryan commences the second week of his en-
gagement. He has proved himself capital
delineator Of Irish characters, and has increas
ed nightly, in public favor. iatuosssl I'LL
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

n = aHI5I4lfls - = NEW YORK, June II.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says thirty million, dollars worth of currency
is in the vault of the Comptroller of Currency
to-day, subject to order Of the National banks,
Many clerks in the Interior Department
look with trepedition for changes to be made
July first, under Secretary Harlan's order.
respecting copperheadism and immortality. +
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

THE committee on the Floral Concert and
Procession for the 4th of July, win meet at
Room No. 10 City Building, Wednesday even
ing at IL O'Clock. A full attendance is de-
sired. All subcommittee are expected to re-
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

The next meeting of the Sabbath School
Teachers Association will be held in the YES
try of the Federal Street Church, fist Bap
tist) at7 | 2 o'clock, on this, Monday, eyenir e
Subject for discussion, lsame as last two meet
ings,)-"The Religious trairing Of the youth
ofour country, aud increased Christian effort
impsratively demanded BY the times.s
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

eseS. e .ea.s.'a LOUISVILLE, KY, June 49,.
At Frankfort yesterday, d majority Of the
Court OF Appeals, consisting of Judges Peters
and Robertson, declared the act of Congress
making Treasury notes legal tender uncoI-
stitutionaL Judge Williams dissented. 2
Gen. Thomas left for Nashville this morn
ing. 'hf soaA ssea
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT, is the title Of
a new poem by Mrs. P. A. Hannaford, TO
which is added the following poems by the
same talented Poetess IA Prayer for the
Union, ga Prayer for Abraham Lincoln"
--"Waiting for the Hour,'-"Sic Semper Ty-
rannis." Also, Funeral Hymn" The work
is got up in beautiful style by Messrs. B. B.
Russell q Co., Boston; and is for sale by E.
@. Andrews. Price only rs cents.