The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23
ORIGINAL IND SELECTED.

80 Four men were suHocated while cleaning
out steam boiler in New York last week.
81 The Atlantic Month ly has excluded Geo.
Augustus sala from its columns. He never
should have been admitted SSstE Fl
50 Bishop Burgess. of this State, preached
the funeral discourse of Bishop Brownell, of
Conn. lat Hartford ,on Wednesday last. 81 u 81
kB The widow of De Tocqueville died on the
23d Of December last at valogues, France, atthe
age of sixty-six years. o.Id s'HAVT
gB There, are sixty thousand pig-tails in
California, attached to an equal number of China
men HNsi FIMA JgIFT9lQ gaG Il
q The workmeh in the Kittery Navy Yard
have made another donation to the soldiers,
amounting to $4,000, which has gone to the
Christian COMMISSIONS b. etsrggbf5a,. Isl .,s
80 The Biddeford Union understands that the /
proprietor Of the Sa,o Democrat, VIM. .Noyes,
Esq, has decided, IN Consequence Of the death
of the'edhtor his son,to sell the establishment
( SR The sale of the land given by the State to
Bates College will take place on the 26th inst,
at Augusta. The two townships are in, the
northern part of Somerset county.
\ - The number Of barrels of naaekerel in
spected in Massachusetts, last year was 275,o00
-zof which 10000 vera inspected at Glouces-
ter
RThomas Darcy MeGee delivered an address
before the St. Patrick's Society of Toronto, week
before last, in which he severely denounced the
Fenians.
BrH is estimated that not less than fourhun-
dred newspapers have been discontinued in .con-
sequence Of the high, prices of material and
labor. io -sifej
81 No permission is hereafter granted for.
the disinterment of any bodies of soldiers or
other persons buried south of the District of
Columbia = lis bns ,iDnlsW assiH .booyyss.
. 81 Hartford and New Haven both claim to
have given birth to General Terry, and the papers
of the two cities are hayingsa very pretty quar-
| rel about il. aass2 ~ ., .s.ra, I'm
! R Fernando Wood swears to the United
States assessors that his large property in
real estate is unproductive, and yields him no in
come. a. os,,,a,. ..,..,, 7,
RThe New York s1ri6une's Washington de-
spatch says that Secretary Stanton visit to Gen.
Sherman has developed the fact that Sherman's
4 views and policy on the negro question are those
4 of the government
A 81 The new three cent notes which have app
iopeafed in small Quantities have likeness Of
Washington on their face, with the, figure three
| in relief on shield in each of the upper cor
lners .Fv 49,
Il EJohn Hayden, ESD, left town yesterday
| to take passage for Panama, thence to Callao
and Chincha Islands thence round Cape Horn
for Europe. Heis accompanied by his SON Charles
for the Improvement of his health. - Bath
Times 19th. IN oTrg4 -, fTgT ,TgHg
+ 81 Mr.. Rollins, the leading conservative rep
sresentatrve from Missouri, has given his support
lsto the'aboltion policy, Last year be voted, in
Congress against the constitutional amendment
of abolition; now he is for it, as the best means
of restoring peace and Union a'LSV IG8Is
I RSenators Sumner and Hale labored without
effect to- get the salary of the Halifax Consul
raised from $4,000 o~$3,0 600. Mr. Sherman
! said he would engageto find fifty suitable men
| who would flllthe office at the present salary,
which is paid in gold.
/ ~ Messrss c. s. Pennell & Bros, will put up
! two ships this season, at their yard at Middle
| Bay,-of about 800 tons each. One will be buiIt
I to be commanded bv Capt J. H Peunell, aud is
designed especially for the California trade; the
! other will be built for w. H, Purinton and
! others of Topsham.-[ Brunswick Telegraph
EHoh. Joseph M Harper, Appointment oiti-
1 zen of New Hampshire, recently died at his resi-
dence in Canterbury. He was born at limerick,
snS 800 0sn nis age
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ruined by an oyerd ose Of treason tl8as5 us
lreFstenben Fellows a soldier % Tho wor 90
1910 died in Levant ON the ,otb inst !, .ha -.
of 81 wears. He was good man and = bravs
soldier--iwas in the battle at Lundy's Lane,
where he was wounded BY a shell. He removed
from Wakefield, N. H, to Leyant where he has
resided for the last forty years. ialss
EDaniel Webster was born January ia. 1850
and died October "a, 1852, aged 10 wears, .
months and days; Edward Everett was born
Aprilal. 1894. and died January Is, 1865, aoed
70 wears months and DAYS. The difference
between their aces at the time of death was
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