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M E x G O.
The Approaching Evacuation
Of the French.
A Draft about to be Ordered Throughout
Mexico by the Imperial Government.
Macmillan Hard at Work on
His New Budget.
List Of the Killed and Wounded in Battle
Under the Imperial Regime.
Reported Defeat Of the Liberals
at Huajican.
TWO DAYS FIGHTING BEFORE MAzATLAN
THE RESULT NOT YET KNOWN.
Battle in NGichoacan-The Imperial
lists Claim . Victory.
--~~~-~~-~-~~>>-~~~~~-
Further Disclosures OF the Franco
Austrian Policy in Mexico.
CIVILIZATION "A LA FRANCHISE"
The Reign of Terror Under
the French.
Loyal Republicans Have Imperial Greatness
Thrust Upon Them.
Further Disclosures Of the Franco
Austrian Policy in Mexico.
CIVILIZATION "A LA FRANCAIsE."
The Reign of Terror Under
the French.
Loyal Republicans Have Imperial Greatness
Thrust Upon Them.
&s. &c. &c.

The steamer MORO Castle, Captain Adams, from Ha-
vana the 21st nst arrived at this port yesterday
with from the Mexican capital the 18th and from
Vera Cruz to the 18th inst.
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Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, April 90, 1865.
The French steamer Imperatrice Eugene, from Vera
Cruz arrived here yesterday afternoon. She brings
more than four hundred French troops returning TO
France and about three hundred and fifty passengers
among whom notice several distinguished ndivd-
uas-His Excellency General Almonte and family Gene
raj Heran his n-inlaw General Brincourt and many
others You already informed OF General Amonte's
special mission to Napoleon. He may be absent six
months or six years That depends upon circumstances
In the actual state of things in Mexico believe General
Amonte can be by far more useful In France. Maxi
milan is one OF the anolnted 1t is often misfortune
70 be born prince. However good and accomplished
man may be- he is destined TO govern he must have
experience and to obtain that advantage Of adver
sy must roll his head Such think, is the case
with Macmillan.
IMPERIAL DISTINCTIONS.
Tho Emperor has been pleased TO decorate General
Amon,e and Senior Jose NJ Gutierrez de Estrada with
tho Grand Cross and Collar Of the Mexican Eagle am
sure neither Of Thorn care much about this mark Of dis
tincton General Garcia having arrived at the capital
bad taken charge OF the War Department Senior Lacun
za President Of the Council Of State had been named
President Of the Ministry Senior Joaquin Noriega mad
been appointed Under Secretary Of Finance, . post re-
signed BY Senior villalobos
The rumor that the government will order general
draft ere long Is confirmed
the COMING EVACUATION FRENCH
The Era comments as iohows'-Ihere haVs oeen
MANY rumors of late with regard the proposed
-, =, a., rr.,.h ,,oo,s. so ro,ch an that their an
"0o" " ' ~" :, =, ,,
preaching return TO france wouid appear 70 DC settled
matter and there persons we'll informed who
49,, a.. -. a., =, ,,o,r son.r,,ro Thar. q, nm
P'eu''' '"e '''y w " -
equal predsposton 10 Dehevc "hst apprenenoeo ana
that which may be desired such rumors are quite
....u,.,,. H., % ,r,.,, and foo VI. doer, them Al
s0coP'"o'o oo'" =" ~ ~ " "
81 far he q that
Franco has opened with Macmillan 10 agree
- -, .., =. a. ...,.,;o, r,.,, .o,,,nonca
Jpn ~ 49,. r,;,so,s nor ybc,, 4, IA m no e0ec,ed
anI the conui'onn upon "ne' 49,, $50, 81,
. ine sa",e pau, eous s y, ,,sSai.iar. ~ M.
In,c" W az T., 80 =, nyason, To NIL cs,,.,niy
o'er pa't y. 49,, ~. h ,r,aoS he an.nci.i isho.:y
NOV 10 ~ a,,., , =. .s"a a. was ,oada mat
wno. n a . ISL, : ~ ins,.r. ras,daa orar hv
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Having obtained some further and papers, give
you the principal Items
According 10 the Zacatecas Porr,nir Of the 25ih
March anoat In that city that guerilas had
appeared in different parts o. the State II aiiery
reported that Commandan, Mena had been defeated
subsequent advices 10 the Goth confirm that defeat
between Husnusco and Tabasco, by Garcia Cadena. In
the action the imperial commander was wounded and
lost n number - horses and arms
The came accounts speak Of blow given TO the lbe
rails by the forces OF General Lozada The liberals wero
quartered at Huajicori and the following details
given by Lozada 10 friend Tepc under date Of the
25th. IL took with me the Navs, Escalauie. Nuncz
and Tspia Companies and marched all night, tina,
by eight next morning before Huajicor
Guzmsn Immediately provoked fight with three hun
dred infantry and nfty cavalry posting themselves be
hind mountain ridge the west side, where he made
an obstinate resistance though vain after hour
comba, the enemy completely routed with the loss
Of forty killed aud fifteen prisoners together with large
quantity OF arms, ammunition copper coin and old bay
onets The rest Of the escaped TO the woods The
oners together with families taken from the
summit OF the hills Guzman took 10 flight IN great
alarm, and perhaps he may not survive W se 'hs Vale
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYME EN- x COUNTRY
NIEISCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
LNLOUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
l. Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege.
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days Of their reaching the City, by for
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun,
try Produce Of
=. Il. MARINE,
N. e. Concr Of Frederick x Pratt sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
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MEDICINAL.
--
CIHOLERA!
DR.. &. G. GHRRISON'S
Choiera and DiarThca Preventive,

Will prevent and Asiatic Cholera Cholera Chol-
era Morbus, Diarrhea, Summer Complauts, Collie,
Cramps and Pains in The stomach and bowels. Now is
the time for every family To have bottle hand. You
know not how soon You may be attacked with of the
above diseases The cost IL but trfe. Do not delay,
but send fur u bottle once. PRICE ccns npr hnte
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WHAT rs II COUGH?

1t is something that should be attended to at once
If You delay, 1t may lead to consumption and finally
terminate in death. ThUusapds have ii He'd n prenature
grave through neglect. d, not delay, hut take my
Expcctoraht, at ence, or 1t may be too late.
Price 81 pprb boil
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1ir. 7. f. MARINE :-Sir We can gay that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory for all the
business nave had you to TO for u.s. md we always
recommend any persons that we know to you; and You
names for any recommendation that you
want. Yours.
December 2ath. 1868. SPENCER 4 WRIGHT
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P!TENT MEDICINES.

4 List of8ome ofHs mast ropD'or Patcot Nccia@ far
so'' b 4. i. MpDhE Druggist, Port Dposit M
SWAIN panarnn, HouctS Panacca
lphu u'- : tEsapara. \. \. iuIl Sarsapara
Myu.- a. r ak Rose
3ator. Liver Invfeorator. Hemhold's Ext Buchu.
ufh'm m" h."cua'E Hostctters bltters,
Drake, Plantation B.tters,
iIuhhrllH Golden Ri'trrs,
Bnrhayc's Holland Bitters,
Hollands German bi'tcrs, Matilt's Phoenix Bier-
Ecuncdys Medical Discovery,
laync~ ExpectorNut Ayers Cherry Pectora
SchcunE's I'ulmonir Syrup,
Srhencks Sea-Weed Tonic,
~wavuc's Comp. Syrup Wild Cherry,
Wi~tar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Suhlcr's Cherry EXpcctorant,
NislHrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Kcyscr's Pcctoral Syrup,
Ttcrg Syrup Tar and Wild Cherry,
Sme4 syrup Tar and Wild Cherry and Hoarhoun,
BrewsteEs Electoral Mixture,
Madam Portcrs Cough linlsam,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Garrison's Agnc Cure, osgood's cholagogue,
Ayers Ague Cure,
shalcnb"rger's Fever and Agne Antidote,
MoOres Lini1n"nt, Tobias Lnment.
Hunts Lniincnt, Railways Ready Relief
Roberts EmhroCaton, Davis Pain Killer,
Browns Ess Jamacia Ginger,
Poor Richards Eye Water, Thompson's Eye Water
Swaync's Bowel Cordial,
.Tavnc's Carminative Balsam,
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup,
Woods Hair Restorcr,
kendalls Amboline, ''
Bunets Cocoane, "
Halls Hair Remover
London Hair Color Restorer, Jaynes Hair Tonic
Hambletons Hair Stain, Jones' Hair Dye,
SOzodont flor the Teeth,) Cnrli's Female Pills,
Jaync's Pills, Wright's Pills
Ayers Pills, Mofiat's Life Pills,
Schcnck's Mandrake Pills, Brandeth's Pills
July 2S, 1s66-tDecl0
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SPENCER 4 WRIGHT.


Mr.. F. Il. MAHiSE:-Allow me on the beginning Of
The year to extend 10 yuu my hearty congrat-
Htttiu1s / tn satisfactory manner which You have
given me io several years in The sale Of consignmcns
which have intrustcd 10 YOUR hope in the FIJI.
ure that may be able to increase those consgnmcnts.
and tsat You will receive Om the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS.
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0J% The highest charge made is i've per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with dcs-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
MES the order.
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RAILROAD HOTEL,
ELKTON. MD.

THE subscriber having taken the above
l. well known and popular house, respectful y
announces to TRAVELLERS and the PUBLIC,
that he is prepared to accommodate in the best
manner
The TABLE will always be supplied with
every delicacy of the season
The CHOICEST BRANDS of LIQUORS
may he had at the Bar.
The STABLES IRE commodious and con-
venient, and the Holsters are attentive
~ Every attention will be paid to the COM
foit aud convenience of guests.
JAMES b. PRICE.
Elkton, Dec 2, 1S65-lyt
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ROCK HILL. Kent co.. Md, December 21st, 1863.

This certify that during the last sin years. have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr.
f. Marine, in business and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him pract
cal, industrious business man. Of most inquest onalle
integrity possessing the confidence of all the business
vino know linn.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
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THE MANDRAKE PILLS

are composed entirely OF roots and herbs, OBJ
l1't'd rom The great StolehouSe OF Nature, and
their Salutary effects viii appear rs soon as the
medicine is brought 10 the test Of fair expert
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', h,,t ','' VI S''A''e'" "l me s'oili
Du' "'iet '"Neh '"i Dyspepsia u may he
SEtUEEn THNi 'oI,etI'on WIN nrhencN
,,,,',,, H. MINK, r,;' va" J"''Io"S t'ea'
80 H. '', CIV oi'e"''y ea
,r,til ,,'a,. ,., '',i' 'l' "0''' '"''' Vi HUI
,t.I,',' ~, ,'l w. A. IT..
;.i az '''''' t'e '''' 10 Tue IA SeSt
No h'"orta", we 'n'I u" y - aSS'~"eo
mn,in.i .Ln L;I, H., Wv o'oou ana Pt'-
lr,I,, n,>1 ,I, , , - 4" '%,J''' =" many us
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oAant n,,,,s Viii ~, IVA "t''''l' anu
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and ,%nt r,.un p,''el ~ sour eIuclaIohs'
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sion of shirts wLirh ma, m,nn f,r ,l ,,
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MANDRAKE pr / '' '''' VI ~ u =
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l'h' 90 'h-DeeF SIR take pleasure
III SI''o'''s D" cei'!hcate III addlilnh to many
-" ia ""e""y 'eCtaNeu rom suffering i'liiiall-
~ cav S'"'te'y ma language SHthciehtly
"t''"S -" eAP',,S my hcal',e" gla'ilcatioh OF
, we CUES your thANDHAhE FILLS ana SEAWEED
toNi' nave erected III me ehtUe cure OF one OF
ne "'o', s'uDo"'h cases OF me affection OF the
.',e'. n o' lh,t' years suffered beyond dcScrp
,,on an my l'lGhuS as wen as myself came to
'hc , CONCLUSION ,nnI my '!he IN inns lite was
mt Iu''' wa" ,'ic 'ellIDie CONDITION to winch
!, was reduced mat ne 10 me hld become bur
lneh my VINCE system was IN a state OF in
hui'l'na'on ! 'o"Id n"' eat could not sleep;
my Wn'lt o"uN was MED WIN pam S"ci!lhg
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MEDICINAL.
CCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS

SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILL,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL.
If your bowels are costive,
TRY THEM.
If you have worms,
TRY THEM.
If your breath is bad,
TRY THEM.
If You feel drowsy,
TRY THEM
If you are low spirited,
TRY THEM
If you huvc sick headache.
TRY THEM
II you have taken drop too much,
TAKE A FULL DOSE.
They only cost 20 cents box.
TRY THEM
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LIME! LIME LIME!

LIME! LIME LIME!
FOR SALE.
TNHE undersigned having made arrange
4 ments with reliable parties in Pennsylva
MIA, respectfully informs his customers and
the public generally. that he is prepared to
sell STONE LIME on accommodating terms
and deliver the same anywhere on the East.
ern Shore Of Nd, where the navigation will
permit Of a boat going with safety
Thankful for past patronage, respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
WIN. p KERR.
Port Deposit, april %, Isse-sm
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DIR. c. G.. GHRRLSONS
Allti-Dyspeptic Pills.

These Pills purely vegetable, and do contain
any Mercury C;ll,mc. They should always bc used
III connection with my Preparations. particularly in
cases OF cnstiycucsS They are good and perfectly
SAT" PuIEativc. and should be used in all of hills
and Fever Bilious Bilious Rcmltteut. DysprpSir JauI-
dice Depression # Spirits Coughs Colds and all diseases
that require fufgatiyc Price % cents per box.
If YOU HAVE CHILLS and FEVER
Use Dr. c. G Garrs,n Fever and Ague Cure prize
Il 10 rcr bottle 1t is perfectly safe and reliable
r"mcdyil sure cure. These preparations putck
remedies but are Of my manufacture. aud only
prepared by DR.. G. G. GARRISON. For sale wholesale
aud retail at my store. III Smn Eighth Street hila
dolphin, aud for se by all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally.
e. q. Garrison NJ. n, is regular graduate Of the
University IL Pennsylvania and treats patients for all
diseases. ~ his office No. III South Eighth street. below
Walnut Philad"irir. All consultations free.
The avc are for safe by II. II. MTruELI N ElktOn.
c. EARK FIR, Sle Wholesale gent for the states Of
Maryland aud Delaware. May 49, lS6U-ly
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Blue Mass, and other preparations of Mercury,
actually produce more suffering and death than
the diseases which thry profess to cure And
yet this corrosive mineral 50 denounced by The
allopathic doctors, is prescribed by them almost
universally in Liver Complaint, Cons unlptiun
of Lungs, &c
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CLOTHING-
~ Il. BROWN & BRO. hsve Just received
large supply Of well made and latest style
Mems yer Coats.
Mems Business Coats,
Mems Parlt tu1 Vests
Boys Over Coats,
Boys sack CnIts,
Boys Round Jackets,
Boys Pants and Vests;
with full supply
Flannel Shir aud Drawers,
which they propose a,li as cheap us they can be
bought in any If the cites.
Also. large supply If the Lest
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Nov !, 1868 in this county
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Dec %, 1865
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-22

INTRODUCTION AND PROGRESS OF GAS In
THE UNITED STATEs-From the last issue of
the American Gas Light Journal, we CLEAN
the following facts relating to the consumption
of gas in this country. Gas was first intro
duced into Baltimore, 1916. Two years later
into Philadelphia In 1922 into Boston, and
in 1925 into New York. In 1880, fourteen
wears after its introduction, there were but
four gaslight companies in the United States.
In 1910 the number had only increased to IA.
At the present time there are ASP companies;
81 of which are in New York State; SO in
Massachusetts,; and SO in Pennsylvania. The
quantity of gas made by these works is, in
round numbers, 1O,OOO,OOO,OOO cubic feet; of
this vast quantity, the four companies of the
city of New York manufacture one-fifth, while
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston and its viciui-
ty, Baltimore, Cincinnati and Chicago, manu-
facture three-tenths, being the half of the
whole product of the United States by "a
works; and all of which is consumed in seven
cities.
The price of gas per one thousand cubic feet
in twenty-five of the largest cities, including
the Government tax, averages S3.70 per 1000
cubic feet. In the remain 407 cities and towns
the average price is s4.72 per 1000 cubic feet;
the elowest price being $3.50, and the highest
$500. '-' s'a-all
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-22
MUNICIPAL CURT.
Mrs. THANKFUL Hammond.

We cannot permit this excellent lady and
venerable matron to pass away from among
us, without placing upon her bier a parting
wreath of grateful recollection and esteem
For sixty-one years she has stood by the side
of our excellent and venerable fellow citizen,
Thomas Hammond, not only as a cherished
wife and companion, but as friend, faithful
and beloved. In the early days of their mar
riage, the times were dark with them; his
work depended on commerce, and the embar-
go and war destroyed it; poverty stared them
in the face; the wheel was broken at the els
tern; there was no OK in the stall and no loaf
in the pantry. But she, with true womanly
courage and sound common sense, stood firm,
looking for better days, and cheered and COM
forted and assured her husband of the better
tirne-oming. And come indeed it did for indus
try unwearied by them both, ,frugality and perse-
verence, brought their reward. The cloud
lifted, business revived, and she who was the
stay and staff in the time of adversely, now
became the JOY in the fruition of their labor
and their hopes. s e
Mr.. Hammond was born in Boston in 1875;
his father emigrated from Germany; he came
here poor boy in 1904, with nine dollars in
his pocket to begin the world with. The next
year with the improvidence yet hopefulness of
an ardent youth, at the age of nineteen, he
took for his wife the woman whose loss he
now deplores; sixty-one years have proved the
the wisdom of his choice, and justified the sa
gacious testimony of DIR. Franklin in favor of
early marriages me. i i. .,..
Mrs. Hammond was born in Portland in
1885; her father was Matthias Haines, and
her brother was our respected fellow-citizen,
William Haines, who died few years ago.
In 1905, she married Mr.. Hammond, by whom
she had five children, all sons, two of whom
only are now living, Thomas and William
In all the relations of life, wife, mother, friend
and neighbor, she has been an example of
fidelity, patience, beneficence and loving kind
ness. Long member of the Baptist church,
she has adorned her profession, with the gra-
ces Of Christian life. In the two or three
past years, she has suffered much from a pain
full disease, but she bore all with the resigna-
ton and submission to the Divine will which
had become the natural expression of her re-
ligious life and experience. With the same
calm composure with which she endured pain
and disarmed the various vicissitudes of life,
she welcomed the Great Deliverer, and in a
ripe old age, has gone to her rest.
Cheerful she gave her being up, and went
To share the holy rest, that waits life well spent
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dred delegates whose proclivities are uncer-
tain. Gen. Chamberlain's friends rely very
much upon the outside pressure occasioned
by their recent demonstration in this city.
regret to learn that Mr.. Jarvis G. Stevens,
of the firm of Stevens, Haskell and Chase, was
called home last night by dispatch from
Portland, stating that his wife was dying.
have heard many delegates speak in terms of
the warmest praise of the humanity and
promptness displayed in this distressing case
by Mr.. Small, the station agent, and Mr..
Noyes, the superintendent ofthe Maine Gen.
tral railroad. A dispatch was at once sent to
Mr. Noyes at Watervlle, requesting that the
track might be cleared, and in an hour after
the receipt of the Portland telegram, Mr..
Stevens was sent forward by special train.
r. w,
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RDM WASHINGTON.
Bounties to Colored Soldiers.
NAVAL AFFAIRS.

ss,. WASHINGTON. June 21.
The Austrian decree that all merchant YES
sells not having contraband of war shall be un-
molested by her navy, has been received.
The mail transportation OF the country is
rapidly increasing.
The President has approved the bill giving
bounties to colored soldiers, and pensions to
their heirs. He has also approved the bill to
facilitate commercial, postal and military COM
munication among the several States. This
bill authorizes railroad connections so as to
form continuous lines. SIS ~
Commander Worden has received the Off
ciai thanks of the authorities Of Mayaquez,
for assistance at the late fire.
Advices from Commodore Rogers announce
the arrival of the monitor Monadnock at Aca-
pulco May 50th. She expected to leave there
in three days for San Francisco. On the voy-
age the speed of the Monadnock was IL
knots. Acapulco was held by one French g.
gun vessel, and the shores of the bay are be-
leagued by the Liberals.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-22

DILLIARDs.-The fourth game for the
championship of Massachusetts and the gold
en- cue took place at Bumstead Hall, Boston
on Wednesday. The contestants were Mr. E.
Daniels, present champion, and Mr.. r. E. Will
marth, from whom Mr.. Daniels won the cue
last Fall. The result of the game is thus re-
ported in the Post: rx.ss.-'RE a.,s..
American carom game, 1900 points up
Points scored-Daniels, 1900; Wilmarth GIL
average-Daniels, 12 1-2; Wilmarth, 7-15.-
Highest runs-Daniels-3 27, II, 45, 2S, %
"a, 2S, 50, So, 45, 52 A. 80, g. 101, 151, 26, 88
80, %, 81. Wilmarth-12, IS, IS, 16, 80, 46
2S, "a, lis, 40, "a, II, 20, Is, 20, 40, "a. Time
of game-5 hours.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-22
POLITICAL.

The Bangor Democrat severely censures
the action of the Democratic State Committee
in postponing the State Convention of that par
ty to the 7th of August next, declaring that this
announcement, almost on the very eve of the
day designated for the assemblage of the De-
mocracy of Maine by their delegates, strikes
the people of this section of the State with
astonishment and modification"
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-22

MRS. DIR. WALKER IN COURT.-The case
of Mrs. DR.. Mary K. Walker, who was arrest
ed in New York for wearing male attire, came
up in Court last Wednesday. The charge
preferred against her was for improper con-
duct in wearing this costume, attracting the
attention of a mob of boys and men who fol-
lowed her through the streets, and she was
arrested as the only means which the police
men knew how to adopt to disperse the mob.
In her testimony, she stated that she was
practicing physician and had served in the
Union army, she had worn that style of dress
for several years, and many medical students
had done the same and had always been treat
ed with respect. The case was dismissed, and
the officer instructed as follows: "Don't ar
rest her again, officer. Let her 60. She's
smart enough to take care of herself. Never
arrest her again."
"Mrs. Walker was dressed upon this occa-
sion in a costume similar to that in which she
was arrested. 1t consists of kind of gored
sack, fitting closely at the waist, and reaching
few inches below the knee. Below this
point all that is visible suggests an under gar
ment similar to the pantalOOns worn by males,
but fuller, and gathered neatly about the an
kle. The sack is made of broadcloth, with
very little trimming, and is ornamented with
single row of jet buttons reaching from the
throat down the front to the bottom OF the
dress. There is certainly nothing immodest
in the costume, which would attract no atten-
ton, we fancy, were it not for the fact that it
entirely conceals the limbs of the wearer."