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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04
From California. /.

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A letter dated Mohave City, Arizona, June
14th, represents the mining prospects as fiat
tering.
Small predatory bands of Indians had plum
dered a camp in the Macedonia district and
murdered one man there and another at Mo-
have Springs. Two companies were raised to
pursue the murderers. .. -
The steamer Sierra Nevada from Sierra Ne
vada and Victoria Island brings $174,OOO in
trueasure.n gqAg ! y HasHfllE E 4a8aE
SAN Francisco, July 2.
The sales ofmining shares for the past seven
weeks foot up less than half the amount sold
for the corresponding period last year. The
leading mines report that they are all doing
better The Hall & Norcross mine is working
ore which averages from $40 to $50 per ton.
The improvements in the Crown Point mill
are expected to increase its capacity to 60 tons
OF ore daily. The Savage mill raised 704 tons
of ore last week. They elbow Jack obtained
$179024 in bullion during the first three weeks
in June. The Chollar reports an improve
ment in the raising of ore, The Imperial re-
ports an increase OF $500 tons of rock over
last year, and $4,000 more in treasure.
fs.i,4 SAN FRANcIsco, Jnly 8.
The Central Pacific Railroad is completed to
Dutch Flat, 81 miles beyond Sacramento, at
an elevation of 3,416 feet
The negroes are excluded from participant
ing in the celebration on the coming 4th.
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A STRAw.-Georgia journal says: 'sWe
hold that there is absolutely no obligation on
any State in the Federal Union to be what is
termed loyal to the Government of the I'm
ion, be that State in the North or in the South,
or known by the name ofeither Massachusetts
or Florida, South Carolina or Wisconsin,
The thing is a treewili thing altogether. The
South has future before her, and if now cast
in the pit by strong and wicked brethren, yet
will, some day, like Joseph, come to bear sway
in mighty landn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

ROBBERY OF S4.OOO.-Mayor Frye of Lewiston
was adroitly robbed at the Preble House, on Monday
night of about $4,000 He came to this city for the
purpose of settling for the steam fire engine which
had been purchased of johnson for the city of Lew
iston. The Mayor and Mr.. johnson met in the par
or OF the Preble House, and the former paid the lat
ter $4,000. While they were talking over the matter
ofpayng the balance of the sum DUE the gas sudden
y went out. The Mayor left his pocket book on the
table, and the two stepped into the Office for lamp.
They returned almost instantly, but the pocket book
was gone, and no trace of it has been discovered.
There was no person in the parlor with them, out
there was number of people on the balcony, and
probably some one in the crowd had been watching
and listening The pocket book contained about $500
in money, and bonds and valuable property to the
amount of $4,000 or $4,000 more
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Uni3n Pacific Railroad.

OMAHA, July 3.
The Government Commissioners have all
examined and accepted the additional twenty
miles Of Union railroad to-day. One hundred
and twenty-five miles is now in running order.
Regular passenger trains, carrying daily over
land mails, commenced running to Columbus
the 1st Of July. At Columbus the daily line
Of overland stages connect with the railroad.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

STEALING FROM THE Posr OFFIcE.-Oficer Pot
ter o, Bath, yesterday, brought here young woman
named Coombs, charged with taking letter from
the post Office in that city, directed to another per-
son, said letter containing s12. The woman was ar
ragned before U. 8. Commissioners Clifford, and
pleaded guilty. She-restored the money, but wa
committed to jail in default of sureties in the sum Of
$500 fer her appearance at the u s. Circuit Court in
September.
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PORTLAND And VICINITY.

New Advertisements To-day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Excursions in Casco Bay.
NEW wADvERTISEMENTCoLUMN
Quarter Report OF the Merchants National Bank
New Physiognomy. t.r
City of Portiand-Petition.
Ottawa House-George Allen. ss
Quarterly Report of the First National Bank.
Quarterly Report OF the Casco National Bank.
Auction Sales-Henry Bailey 81 Co. .'
Auction Sale-E M. Patten 81 Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. L. Moseey & Co.
Madame FOy's Corset Skirt Supporter.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The Portland, Gray and Me-
chanic Falls Stage will hereafter leave this citv on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at three O'clock,
going only to Gray. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, it win leave at II o'clock, extending the
route to Mechanic Falls. Mr.. Kimball, the propr1-
etor Of this line is of most experienced and
careful drivers and those who trust themselves or
any important packages matters of business, with
him will find it all right.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

CIRCUIT CoURT.7sJudge Fox came in yesterday
with reference to arranging for the trial of such
as were postponed to the adjourned session be held
on the 7th Of August. Those in which he has been
counsel were continued, but all other cases. civil and
criminal, win be in order Tor trial and will be dspos-
ed of accordingly. Judge Fox will preside in Au-
gust. The petit jurors to attend on the 7th of
August at 10 A. M. .sF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

THE Behemoth of the Menagerie now on exhbi-
ton in this city, never rocked in the waters of his
own White Nile with more pleasurable emotions than
those experienced by the crowds of thirsty citizens
who imbibe the nectarious and balmy draughts at
the soda founts of Messrs. Crosman Co., corner OF
Middle and Exchange streets. The fzzing of their
fountains to-day will be as the rush Of NIL hty waters
Have you tried their chocolate dew? Just de.o so.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

The Boston Journal furnishes an account
of the celebration last Thursday of the tortieM
anniversary of the settlement of Rev. Daniel
Fitz, d. D., as Pastor of the South Congrega-
tienal Church and Society in Ipswich and also
the observance of one hundred years since the
ordination of his predecessor, Rev, DR.. Joseph
ia "a tits stated that these two clergymen
were the only two candidates heard by the
church: the only two pastors settled and the
eniv nersons ..hQught of for the office,
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OUR readers must not forget the picnic excursion
to Saco River tomorrow, under the auspices of the
Good Templars. Among the attraction the address
by Rev. Mr.. Bolles will be rich treat and those who
have heard the eloquent &c ltleman should i'm
prove this opportunity. The Good Templars know
how to manage these affairs to the satisfaction of all
Their patrons and a good time can be relied on
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

STREET SPRINKLNG.-why cannot the proprie-
tors of the street sprnklers oblge the public by omit
ting to wet the crosswaks? 1t would be no trouble,
and would much oblige MANY PEDESTRIANS.
We concur in the opinion OF "Many Pedestrians, I"
and think their request should be acceeded to. Many
thin-soled shoe has been dampenei through by wet
crosswalks te-a~
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COZ GoI; 4; : v S'S BSs'aSSSaIy, Marshalls.

A NEW FIRE ALARM-Mr. II. d. Sprague Of this
city has invented fire alarm, which, Judging from
what we have seen of 1t, bids fair to become great
success, and revolutionize the whole system in
vogue in the large cities By permission Of the Com
mttee the Fire Department he is puttingit in the
tower of the Casco street church. to test its merits
practically 1t is extremely simple In construction,
and can be attached to any church tower at low
price. The new be this church viii be placed in
the tower this week, when Mr.. Sprague will exhibit
his invention to the city authorities, with view to
it's adoption. lii ...l
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CITY AFFAIRS.

The following ere the proceedings ot-the B0ard ;;
/ AS-ssAr and ldar.nnl ON ALanday evening: s-
Petitions presented and referred-Of James S.
MITCHELL for remuneration for permanent injuries
received willie on duty iremen in 1859; of Hook
and Ladder Co., No. 1, for new carriage; of A. K
Shurtlef 8 ais, that Portland Band may be employ
ed to give open air concerts; of w. G.. Parker & Co..
for permission to open fish market On Center street,
of j. A. Henderson & ais, that Cedar street may be
laid out and opened to low water mark. i7az1
Orders passed-Directing the payment of SIS per
annum to each member of the Fire Department, in
lieu of oiled rubber clothing to be paid on and
after Jan. l. 1867 directing that Commercial street
be paved from High to Park street, and the easteliy
end to the Grand Trunk depot, if the Committee ON
Streets deemit expeGient; authorizing the purchase
OF 1000 feet Of hose; directing the Committee on lay
ing out new streets to inquire into the expediency
laying out street from Fore to Commercial east Of
the old Custom House; establishing the grade Of
Lincoln street from Myrtle to Preble authorizing
the construction of a sewer in Quincy and Cumber-
land streets, connecting with the sewer in Wilmot
street; changing grade Of Congress street East
Commercial street, [laid the table in the lower
boardl; laying out Henry street when the same can
be done without expense to the city; establishing
the construction Of a sewer on Spruce street.
The ordinance relating to the City weigher and
Gauger was amended and passed as amended
Notice was ordered on petition OF the Manager OF
Eagle Sugar Refinery for permission to set up steam
engine. sBaAaao7a8 d8t8 y sil.sle ~ -if
The ordinance regulating hack fares, which was re-
fused passage by this Board at the last meeting,
came up from the Council, that body having recon
considered their former action, and voted to inde-
nitely postpone. The Aldermen concurred.
Thomas Lee and Cyrus Brown were appointed
II H. Az
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CIRCUS AND MENAGARIE.-The large tent was
filed, yesterday afternoon and evening, to see the
hippopotamus, elephants, lions, tigers &C., and to
witness the equestrian and other performances Of G.
F. Bailey q Co.'s great quadruple combination. Ev-
cry body was well pleased with the animals and the
performances In truth. it IL q first class exhi-
btion. There will be three exhibitions today-at 10
A. M. and and P. M. As many parents viii be
desirous to take their children, advise them to
take them to the morning exhibition 1t is less like
ly to be crowded wi h men. So s,--.r 81 ~.
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TRoUT.-We are under obligations to Mr., s. H.
Chapman, OF Bethel, for a box of nice brook trout
dressed in good shape, and in quantity sufficient to
supply publisher and editors. Mr.. Chapman is prc-
prietor OF the Chapman House, Bethel and looks to-
1t that his guests provided with all the luxuries
of the We hope to have the pleasure of
throwing line with him before long
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

A CLERGYMAN (Rev. j. McMurryl writing from
Halifax N. s., says, .Having suffered several years
with throat affection, to which clergymen are esfec
tally subject, and having used various remedies.
have pleasure in giving my testimony as tothe relief
1 have had In the discharge Of my Sabbath labors
from ssBrown's Bronchial Troches" They have been
great comfort. Others to whom have recommend
ed them have used them with advantage" For
Coughs and Colds the Troches equally eacacious
iuly2-eod1w&w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

ANOTHER ROBBERY IN wEsTBRooK.-MrA An
drew Lariabee, living on the Duck Pond road in the
neghboring iowa of Westbrook on Saturday last sold
yoke of 'xen for $780, He retired about 12 O'Clock
that nj hit placing the money under his pillow Awak-
ing at 3ocock in the morning he found tnat his mon
ey was gone and that the house had been entered
and thoroughly ransacked. No clue to the affair as
vat
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Ihe Tlgrf.

New YORK, July s.
In the great trot on Fashion Course for a
purse of $4,000, contested by Dexter, General
Butler and Commodore Vanderbilt, Dexter
was the winner. All five heats were made in
the twenties, and the last in 224 IA.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

LOOK SHARp.-There is gang of pickpockets fol-
lowing in the wake Of the circus and the manner Of
operating by these rascals is to get among the crowd
that usually surrounds th ticket wagon and ick the
pockets Of the unsuspecting ones. Yesterday some
half dozen pockets were thus picked. One man had
both his pocket book and wallet stolen, losing
$40. Another man lost $50; another $15, and on.
Do not take your pocket books anything OF great
value with you in the crowds to-day. These pick
pockets will be everywhere.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

PORTLAND Dry DocK.-At the meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Portland Dry Dock Company.
held Tuesday afternoon the vote passed at the pre-
vious meeting authorizing the building of a marine
rawaywas reconsdered and it was voted that the d.
rectors be authorized to contract Tor dry dock, as
soon as $4,000 additional Is subscribed to the stock
Of the corporation. 80 ri 5g1l.r gtII
Several additional subscriptions were made at the
meeting, and If our capitalists or merchants or me-
chanics win take hold as they ought, the dock WIN
be built. -lCE i N --1L
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

IF that lady who picked up green silk sun un-
brelIa yesterday afternoon in the circus tent will
leave it at this Office she viii greatly obge the own
er. She was seen to take it, and the presumption is
she supposed it was lost.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

PILEs.-We would strongly advise those suffering
complaint to try Stricklands Pile Remedy. 1t is
certain cure in all cases, and is recommended by the
most eminent physicians ct
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

The Augusta correspondent of the Star fur
nishes the following discussions, which were
made at the Law Term for the Middle Dis
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Case of the Ship Yo,.ng Mechanic.

LTu s BOSTON, July g.
William Grant, of Rockland, was brought
before U. IS. Commissioner Hallett to-day, and
gave bail in the sum of $4,000 for trial.
Grant was formerly master Of ship Young
Mechanic, and sailed from this port the fifth
of March for Hong Kong, with cargo of ice.
On the fifth of April, the ship was burned of
the coast of South America. The vessel and
freight were insured for $4,000. The under
writers allege that Captain Grant purposely
fired the ship, and caused his arrest. The eX-
animation was assigned for Tuesday next.
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Houses at Auction.

Nm MONDAY, July 9th, at o'clock P. IL, we
y shall sell two new Houses on Franklin, be-
lotses, high posted, finished throughout, perfectly
ev-never occupied; good celars-the walls all
nd up; good brick cstern; in good neighbor-
!; and with clear title. The lots are 32x60 and
~. Possession given Immediately.
HENRY BAILEY & CO.,
-dtd Auctioneers.
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THE purest chemicals imported from abroad, the
choicest suet and and tallow produced at home, the
most faithful and skIful manipulation-suchi Is the
record of the Steam Refined Soaps of Messrs. Leathe
& Gore.
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House at Auction.

TAN TUESDAY, July 10th, at O'Clock p NJ, we
shall sell House No. 20 Middle St., second house
from India 1t is pleasantly located and steadily in
reasing III value. 1t is conveniently arranged well
nishei, good water. and abundance of it, and fine
running through to Fore street. For particulars
lqure on the premises, or of
jy4dtd HENRY BAILEY g. Co.. Auct's.
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EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE IT.-Mrs. Pennenps
"Patent rt Litter" is one of those simple and con-
venient inventions which need only to be seen in Or
der to be appreciated. No lady who has tried it
will be willing to do without it, 1t is neat cheap,
easily adjusted, never gets out OF order cannot
the dress, andis invisible when not in For trav-
eng its convenience cannot well be over-estimated.
So long as the fashion for long dresses holds its place
and that bids fair to be for good while to come
no lady should be without this very useful and in
genious invention. See advertisement in another
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-04

PARTIES visiting Cushing's Island during the sum-
mer, can be supplied with edibles by applying at the
Ottawa House. See advertisement, -tll 't-
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Entertainments.
July 4th and 5th.
Excursions in CascO Ba.7

uz7ssszszssssss The commodious and safe excursion
steamer FALCON, will make two Excursions July
4th, among the beautiful Islands in Casco Bay,
touching at HOUSE ISLAND each trip, to give ali
opportunity to examine tAe Fortifcations. f
Leaving Custom House Wharf at $50 A. NJ. and
returning at II O'clock in to view the Balloon
Ascension.
Leavingin the afternoon at 2.3O and returning at
$50 in sea on to view the Fire Works.
July 5th. The Falcon will leave Custom House
Wharf at 80 A. M, and 80 P. NJ, landing at
DIAMOND COVE each trip. ...., .---[ =
Fare for each Excursion down and back 30 oents.
Children 25 cents
w Refreshments on board,
For further particulars enquire of .-t
July 4-d1t. "a COMMUNICATED c+root
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Witt Clinton, Capt. White, will make an excursion
down through the Islands leaving Central wharf at
3oclock P. M, returning at P. NJ, thus affordng
fine opportunity OF enjoying the fine sea breeze and
beautiful scenery of Casco Bay. The steamer will be
provided with awnings, &c. Tickets for the excur
sion 30 cents. -s
We would call the attention Of strangers in our
city to-day, as well citizens to the opportunity al
forded for pleasant sail this afternoon among the
Islands in the steamer Casco Leaving Custom
House wharf at 8 p. NJ, and returning about hall
past five, it will Interfere in way with the other
amusements Of the day, while the low fare places it
within the reach OF ALL .<sial s5
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READ carefully the remarks on Hygienic Wine in
another column. june1beodtf
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Senator Lane afef Alire.

a'ii8 aaaa = ST. LOUIS, July 8.
Senator Lane was living last evening, but
there are no hopes of his recovery,
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M. G. M. A.-A stated meeting of the Maine Cher
liable Mechanic Association win be held in the Libra
ry room on Thursday evening, July 5th at O'Clock.
e-cs IL ef1 STEPH MARSH, Secretary.
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.
Some S20O,000 in gold dust arrived here
from Fort Benton in the last two days.
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RATES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inch OF space in
length OF column, constitute square
Sl.50 per square daily first week rs cents per
week after; three insertions, less, S100 continu-
Ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less 70 cents; one
week, S1.00; so cents per week alter.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs,' $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $3.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES." S125 per square first inser-
ton and 25 cts per square for each subsequent
sertion; halt square, $1.Oo first insertion, 10 cts
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MArNE STATE
pRFssn (which has large circulation in every par
Of the Statelfo per square for first Insertion
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser
T5y- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
ened with dispatch; and all business pertaining TO
the OfRre or Paper promptly transacted on appnca'
tion above.
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WEsTDRooK SEMINARY,-The graduating class,
consisting of ten young men and thirteen young la
dies, at this ourshing institution gave their public
exercises at the Chapel yester lay which was crowd
ed with the friends OF the pupils. The following was
the order of exercises:
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS ,ubllshed
everv day, Sunday excepted, lat SO Excl C.Stree
Portl and, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance. 70

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at i
same place every Thursday morning at $500 yea,
Invariably in advance.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-17
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The National Republican.
BY rnr ATLANTIC cAsLn.

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nssn-rrsnss nspssssa e have Needed
frs-. ~ DS~ssSas. Wiz u 70 FslAsJ
PAM. A. m -Noo.. II a yspo,t,d to-day
ON rood sctScdty thss ths Yrsnch Goysrnmsnt -
F,.nss rs ~ ~ osrtsin G.r%sn nroy
inoes on IL Rkins. :. - : -
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has been r,osiy,d; - ~ - -U-''''1'i ~
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holdiue sttiprs IN tbs oapitsl and eusaesd in ths
.c.iss.. tton n ~ ~ ~ ,..s-s,.ss., n
Confsderstiop. 80 -
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Hssovsr Ia her ss.y nay Be- asssnd.d viii ineos.
vsnis.s. vhi.h n i. ~, i.sS,ssN ~ .vriS - -,
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tIss On The IA IL tSsrs Il no ehses, m he pr,,spt
sspsot Of s6Hirs :" T's'l- - '-''''
fnArrvopy Aus IA In ths IInn~v Usa.e Cham.
bsry ne NipiStsr II PInsnee ~ prspar,d I'M o,
Indemnity for the 0overumeut from 1885 uptil N
prsssnt. he also asksi for g. oSo. 900 thaisrs for
tbs eurr,nt vssr snd fsrtbsr crsdis AZ Al oeo cod
thsisrs. =. ' : ''''''''' :
The Goysrumsnt has ABANDONED the idss of =
loan. couSidsrins Trsssurv notss tAs most srps.
dent But fuller 6ueuoisl power mieht be r.
ouIrsd ~ nssos "a uot vss rorsJna.d
BY the Prudent on the Nstionsf psrtv 10 ths 20
pis Of sohIeevis sskins thsn 10 viIIns,v sso.,scs
In the Prusuisn rule. The onIv psrtv xyorshIs h
Dsnmsrk hss dsmandsd forsi.n irt.rvsnsscn
BssLu. Aus. X-Bsrr Won patov hss bs.p
appointed Chief Of he Civil Direction in Nassau.
den VoIrbt. Rhsts ~ bssn snnoirt ~ Gov.,ro,
General Of Ganover. -rr'
LorDos, Aug. iS-rt IL supouu o,d o.dsv tia,
the plans for The oonfsd.rstion al m. R,,tish
Provinoes Of North Amsries nave bssn dssnitsI,
arranged by n. (}overnment. ~
The statement l. also made that the tsrms for Z