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TIE GERMANIA.- following Is the programme
of the rehearsal for to morrow afternoon =
Overture, 'Italiana in Algier" ......... Rossini
Romance from William Tell. ..............,.R RossinI
Cornet Solo, performed by u, Dunn.
MaekeDDnder w Watz.. tanner
Andante, from Jupiter Sntonie'. ........., Mozart
Overture, "Caim Sea and Happy
voyage. denoelssOnn
"Erl King" Thy Tequest)., ..,,....,,..F. Schubert
Selection from Don Sebastian. .......... DOnizett
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Nineteen Government steamers were sold at
auction in Baltimore on Monday for $4,000.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-This evening Meyerbeer's
great work by some thought his greatest, ana far
superior to his Africaine. Les HUquenots will be
gwen. The cast IS very fine one, but we shall be
deprived of Herr Theodore FOrmes, who witt not
sing, However, as Hummer IS to be the substitute
knowing the one and not knowing the other, there
will be no cause for regret. The Huguenots was
given for the first time at the Grand Opera in Paris
In February, 1885, the celebra ed French tenor
Nourlet was the original "Raoul," he had been the
original of Robert ke Dia6Le.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

THE ELECTION PoLLs,--An act has just
passed the Legislature of New Jersey closing the
polls throughout the State at sunset and opening
them in the morning at o'clock. 1t is claimed
that this measure will prevent q great deal OF
fraud at elections, as in Camden and other cities
the polls heretofore have beer kept open until
tnnity for the commission Of frauds. The law
takes effect Immediately and, If the Governor
gives II his signature in time, 1t will affect the
present election in Camden, closing the polls at
sundown
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King Louis l, of Bavaria, is now at Nice, and
is an assiduous frequenter of the numerous balls
and hes dansdptes, which are the chief occupa-
ton Of the visitors. At ball in the Hotel des
Anglais one of the ladies' the daughter of a
general lost her shoe, whereupon the old King
picked it up, and presented it to her in gallant
speech
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9ie Marblanb
0e6enBz~
DerI6erung8>% Gnmpagmie
Bon BaGtitMCre.
Snbaber Don 8erft6erungssS 3einen baben
Nntbeil ant @etDinn.

NuLgGI uUI VcIUtUI.
geieorigHe &ate,1
Sun ben befem GUEaYGsnieg.
Der Charter bteftr g%U,spaente ~erfprbert etn 9eppft BON
nt6t rtntSer ais 100000 betrt StGatSsS tnSmeiRer tn er-
Fer GlaIe Si6erteitspe9tertn ~tettbenb, Gl8 @arantte fir
ebrltde 9anslua8Sretie NIT ben iSnbabtrn ton 8erhGe'
runSsfattaen.
Diefe @prnpasnte til ttrett, 8en66nttGe &ebsn8 : Wrrfi6e-
rungsf9e tne o6tr aud S@etug fur cine eeWtIie Nethe ppn
SaGren anb fir seRn Sabre ntGt S~erfaGbars S@etne GUS
~su8cben.
DessIetaen 63etne fur @usfeueru, id9<ItA s@tufrmrnen &c.
8eamte;
Serge y. GbamGs, prGRbent.
ttettpren
SdntItpn CATER, BON 9ountltpn Cater u GG.
MuGn q. Chapman, bon Gtrtlanb, Gtaie & Gp.
Ser . TtSSaas, tgn petnt, yttcpbemns Il 60.
Suet StRpu, Steam WGrble SDDrfS.
5tram gopSbs IT,, bon Douebertp, 28Dpbs * 60.
Gee $ Mtnes, BON &rfrptb, DtiGer & IS.
3bprnaS ga1are, hpr gilbert Galiarb & Spbn.
E8m 9eSries, Spa Q3E Depries L gp.
GbeS gDebt, Bon EbGntds Il Gn.
SDbn So. Davis, SER.
Or. 8. 80. Sanf, tranttnireneer Mrat.
Dr. G~brtfppter SGbnfsn, cenfuIttTeHSer Arst.
Ma- Gsine soften tIr 2pI!cen, SterapeI Dter drstlt4e ln-
t~eriuduns.
SIR Eateasn, Staten &c. utrse man 10 an he Office BET
&~pnpG6nte, JtG 8 SPutbTr,
(inItl4 ~ d5er Der Erdnftin 8ent
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Yeutf3e Teuer=2SerfGerungS=Ge feQs
f6aft BON 8nl$t9sOre+

9eutfc1e NeIerE2Serftd3eru1tGSsGefeM
f@aft Spu 8nlftNOre.
Office: NgBGde ppn Sputb unD 2pmbarb Str,
ts 2. Stsd Der Farmers & WierAants Uant,
&tn9an9 tn 2pmbdrb Str.
Dttfe ntu: 1etl itaft TT tsst berett, Btrfaerunsen auet
art aegek SerIut pber Sbabtn bura Jeuer gatgeefnaunsb-
man. ga BITE &ftten Der @efeafhaft Rt tn ben 9anben Sgn
ubtr 40O fat bur9sebenbs beutfAet Sirger 8alttnt6te's
teFnSen, 70 1T bas btutfae pubtitunn ~beipn6ers etnseIabeu,
Siefena in nuierer glttte Guf BET t~PIttefen Bats be9ranbs-
ten unternebmen fftne gerF&eranssa ansvSertrautn.
9rafibent: 6 q 6. Weiber.
Dtce- @rGitbent: 5etErtG StraI4.
Sireetpreu
SSIepb ~8Ruppert, @ueut gDagner.
&teS 9Dtber, Gbrthcpb @tfeI,
Antpn gSetsttttet, Sernt. s. @rppnfeIt,
Geore NpR, Srte6rt4 2BEbr,
SeinrtG Strdue, Peter Bali
Spbann Batter, SoE u. Gubpuu.
NatGeel g0taineer, Sfaat DefDrt,
8ranS s. Ruper, ,SGtpb s. 5anfarb.
Setnrt6 sees, Setr.
So Shr gpttetn ptrb istne 9trs&nuns 0emaat. a
t2SBdrs i)
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Oebeime 9ranfbeiteu.
Or11rDlictoe Satr 0aramtirt
Or. SOfep0 6abtart.
Office: SO. 228 Slime Strnse

Or. SOfepD Tabtau.
Office: $50. 228 8ine StrQse.
PbifabeGp
Or. 6abiam. %earanttrt tn f~olSsntta RruntGstttn etue
iGneue tne9, 9rnn9lt9e Rur. Dte 1Iebialn uirb bon mir
felaf ~3uberettet ntD TT eurGaus fret ben QuedNlbtr. w
WeDeilnc Rr0afbciten
bstterleI gefdltdtS, 70 f6refii6 In tbrcn Iplasn. n,e,, n,r.
~uadt6i78t u. ipenn nte toen einem CT fa9rnsn Irtt bsbenSpn,
Selbltbefledung IOnanie),
9eteH trauri8e NDI8ea fb ~Eunbesben In WiiRmutb. n6htt,as
Saautens 6 0teBun8ep, S@pG1e Der nadnniihen 2SnSnn"SS
frdft, Nebsns- ~1eberbrnB unb enb(i6 @uaaebrunS' SSs
2eute, te H1 pelsn belppet ltnb, fD1ten ih Sertrsups sm mII
AT nts9 Wenber. SD babf Eauienbt IplGer umsiITIihsn
au tbrer ~fritbfren frdfigen @efunbeett aurlfaebrSGt br
ppn anhern taIih bebaubeIt pber as ~un6etlbar oufneo.bsn
nprten Hub.
SrduenzG ranfbeiten.
aBetber SINS, paufts bic urIa&e aaseneiuer S&ua.
de- nnreGetmabtsfett une nmfru@tSGrfttt
unrcge nj d & igfett
In Der mDnatttten E~ctnieune pSer ean,lt6eS au sbfsiksr
~bftfelben, gu i1oteI BON trei0er nr iade, ptrb tn wentoen 81.
gen gor ratr beresfteat Dbne na&ttsitse SsIsen fir Bic &C.
I%unbhett.
Gett meiner I~5laDrtGen prariS In bieHser SteAt babe Id
MTG banplia9h& NIT Der Setantluas 9bieer Rranfbetter
Ret@afttSt naN 6artn bts 9IansenOffn Ss fultate erairt.
NuSpdrttge Batienten
tDnnen tp1 MIR tetanbelt tperbeu, mem, fr mir ,hrs, au,
fanb fbrtftttdb m~ittbesIen. " ."
20 Strsr8fe gsri@,oie9enbei rir6 3ueeF@ert.
DIR. JOS. FABIAN,
No. 228 Vine St., PHILADELPHIA. PA,
(tanIbEfl
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Teuer>25erfdper119
Der afpciirten Seuermatns 8eritderun9s9e'
Ieni9aft BON Baltimore.
30. q. Sputbfr., ~seeenhber benz Sun-@eb6ube.
SIN Der erpIeretG; IN Ebdttetett bee Damp II uer.
Departements tcaen MIR bon iett an sunt biltseren pretis
neMe ppltteR aus unb erneuern aud BITE aIten au BEN btuta.
fen Staten. Ane Dteienteen, pel6e 5dufer Wsbeln pbet
[pnftse DerteeeSenfdnee tar eth Ober feten Sabre ~ per-
f9ern tpnnt&en, wereen bterrttt etn9eIaben, f6 Bite 2tfG
unferer berab9efeSten prdmten an
Mue NerIuRe Eetben ute btSEer prDntpt nnb liberal aus
betabIt. Spbn &. RUUre, prdt.
GireftUEen:
E0ut. q Sad. alien D6tnes
SenteS g. 9Dbeeten, SGmeS @ettp.
9dncaher Dub. Nc1t 9DaIfer.
Sthnrb G.. Nairn. SdmeS Y. GrItt.
Samuel 8trf. Saecb Grxf.
NrdnetS Q9urnt. Sahes Dpun9.
TrauetS v. @RtAet. SnnResD @tf6e.
Dr. 8. q. Z. 6tate. G
SUUuDWIeBset WeEs,
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atur0oeut(0er QlOpO-
~ Negelmdbige btgefte
- goH= SeulpT@ifs 8obgt
spifben
@Sreasem oaBb ReE0 MprP

"@S&G aug WFSp D1gW NsDTF
oia Southampton
O"f1 bic %beliesten, elegant e%iugeri9teten 8cfbauYgajF
&rcftetlS Capt. 6. WGe1er,
meFs gorF, Capt. 6. bpn 0terenbprp
Santa, Capt. s. S. bon @onten,
&''t'eric0s Capt. s.. gGefel8,
S'srrtartt, Capt. 8. Genre
9ealtfdblanb, i'm gau.
nIioa, i'm Ban.
bon 5000 &prnen unb roo 8ierbefraft
Die @tpe0ittO18ta9e ftnb Wie fplgt ~fef9ejeBt:
Son 2Sreisen: Ggutbainptpn: @fp
0e5. 30. San. 8. San.
San. 13. II. ssobr
y q. 81.
8e6rnar 10. Gs6ruar Il, Marrs 10
all WetGen 8ageu bic Dautpfer
bic 8er4 &t4 MDff
Die Dnnlpfer bieer Qinie 6olten CUR 0nnbuna bon 9o .
Iagieren mad @n8Eanb nab Grontreiq in Southampton
BaHagezBreIie:
Sptt Bremen tac1 91eIa 9J2rF.
l. @oiifte. Oberer Salpn. ...$112 50@
rnterer bo ..... 80 so ) in Sob.
5lprTenOe9 :..:...-....... 45 90
"D" @ein DUre iae5 Sresnea, 2OnSrn, SABRE unS
9cttDGrnpfOr.
0,;v.o, Sberer Galpn.. S1O5 OOl
~"'N'' @ttnterer 30 800. 50 so ! in @Dlb.
3ptl9enbed ................. 81 son
4Ge incl. 8etSfi8an8' 9inber 3pii@eu 10 Sabreu
bic S6lfte.
s8 @~ontanten NAG Satre, Qontpn, @out6amptOp
NIB Bremen 5n ben n~iebrigFen @reifen,
Badste u |. 10. tperben Bio 9 ISr @grnittaes at DIS
~ganSsta8e I'M Gnreau ber lluter5ei1neten anaenOmmeu
nrb atf SerlanSen na4 ir9enb einen 85eile bon Deutfb
Lamb befIrbert.
Wftt bieIsn Gdifen s5erber 8riefe mad alien Tbeilen
Dentl9lanqs befbrbert unb inter Der guI@rift ,per 8rez
uier Steamer" in alien BDf= 8nreaus Der SET. @taaten
aEgenpmr1eIt.
sEeSen GraGt nnS @afoge weube man Tb an
Selriab'@ S. 60,
gtc+ 68 9rpablr., Stem gcrt
ober an bic 9fftce 6e8 Baltimore Geder". 11ianl
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Sob, @iIber.

O~tU1 SVIUGE1
nngangbGres @elo, Nttien (Stods)
berfauft. "Vt" Be""u1| "h0
Au% wtrb SnttreHt fdr t~epUntrtes @eIb Seraatet Bet
@pper, Sarbeffp & Go.
fwo. WV. 1872 aIttutprefr
'~i utben Ah6ns Grpres Office.
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SnrrcIt'S
Soar >G1ittel.
Die gr6bte Grfnoung bes 3eitaIters 4!

US brtn8F be t NJ M { wieter Ssare herbDr duI
"a Rlt ppfc Il @f turte BON ~tnuienSen aebrauGt uni
eat ntnt in etneh etn 4 nSalIe febtse
q lG9en.
IS nurpe 3uera 8tbrauAt unb prpbtrt bon gntertfa's Be.
ruDhatehen 3ra66eet y D n t n s Drref II. fctnen fn Snen
9a3rrr6s bat terffIbe etnStq un6 aQe.n benz @ebrdu6e
1te es WtttelS 5t ~osrtautsn, Gtniae Der fdbiaaen
MANNER BET rneSiStniitet Tafultit purben nit FEM @ebeint-
NIB blsier 6 . m ppfttton pertraut eenant unb flint
men f%tetelbsn que ubsrein lit Setreff be5 @ebrauGes berfel,
Ben 1T fpl&en Baaer. gBtr berufen aus auf fSlsente per.
icnen, helbe SablF6pfe baten unb np eiefes WttteI niebei
etnen eHter 9aarpu &8 er3eu9te:
@bmtn 8 Drref, DbIabslpbta.
& 3 3pdee, SNaaipieler, Spatbagar. E5eater,
Baltimore, BIB.
70 y Qp|t unb g N . Carr 30
WtB GGptbtlba SpneS unf
Mrs 9 G m i III dpuarb 10
% Letnfeite I, $50 9tBGtfr. to
SPt 5 8beetoG, Sddulpteler, Stem gprf.
Spf 20 Dctarp, Saauiptsler, 1899 SDnI b~instpnar.,
SGfpH.
Gpt. q S Sc f, 1bbotat, Grtfin, Georgia
uno nod oieIf dntere, telder beftn GtbranG BON gtuken nae
8ctrGud S-Mrretfuneen nit ieeer Elafhe In teutfn, ens-
ltd pno frdnaGil6. Sretf $3.50 Der Tlaide.
8tpet rfrr bret 8fGINen Nnb ~gepDbuliG 6~enietnb, etnen
anten 9aarna@s MISUNDERSTANDING Gabatt fir
WieberDerfGter,
Sum 8ertaufe in BEN nteiiten &pptbeten.
q. @tGfpn Carr Il so,
@t9entbirter unb SBbpte I1le Drpguifen,
Od27O 90 9t8ttftr. @de @an,eenfry Baltimore, Tb
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9-E Niienbolln.
SDLaenper Winter. Suburban

JDl9enper Wtlters Sabrplart
tritt NIT ~ pm a 8, 20. " Oh. 1865, In 8raa.
Mb8aa9 nBrbltaer 3 Il 8 E bsn Baltimore.
gprter MISUNDERSTANDING NP. l ............7.20 frI5
RoE5Ns 300 ~
S@neH5r9 tU1f Stne) ......,..s,,.s,.... 1910 yla1rs
9artfpner @feDmgbattpnSju9 8f0. l ..........12.30
gorLer @ccpnPeattpns5ug Ng. 3 ...,,... 80. 3.30
garttcuer gp. 3......., $50
9itts6nre erie &8neG3uo ................ S.20 4bcub.
9tttSburg &Lmtra S@neu6u9, 1000
AnfHnft tdbIt9et 3 ia Baltimore.
gttt8tsr9 Gltatra S0neltu8 .............7.00 frib
gar!tSner Observation-Disclosures W 2............S.3G
9Drfer bp gg2.. ,1OI5
S1neuSr6 (69f Gine) 1890 ytadri.
PARTON AetpmSSattRnsjn8 gD tint BGltpn Dep. $50
Ypp5U6'
gDrE Mcccmppaltpns5n6 ."''0.45 45enbs
Der SRF', Dur4f3nea t81f 2tne) ans 9tttsburs Gintita
Stnsn5uS baitrn 3ptiben Baltimore upb PARTON ntGt AT.
Die Dur4E4nel (EaF 2tne)~, @pR- aue NeeCmpSdttcuS-
Srgt I~ahret1-o otnteGse llsgerDmTen-tS9tta ab. "
Der Yttssburg Grte SsneQ5u8 Gets - nis Aassabn.t be8
Snmiaas-tG8tt@ ab.
Der 9ttsSbnrg @lrtrd S&ncISue gettH tcslt6 ab.
%ot' nnp ccomHtrpattOnejl8 tpntiasn --SDnntaeS aus
genpEnmen-tdglt9 en.
Der Dura f9nel5us (Gaf 2tnel fOmntt .aa!t6 an.
Die 9Gf.t Durbi9gel., ptttsburS @rte Hnb @ittsbura
Glnttrd S6ntui rge i@iteBen H@ tn 9~arttssurs an Sic QIae
Der YeanipIoanta Central @tlenbabn naG @tttsbura, Gisps-
laa6, GNlut1bus@ tnctnnatt, JnbtanapDliS, @bieage, St2puis,
sort t1pne, G%outSotue, GctrG unb 1len Dunften i'm sDehen,
ytprbs unb SnbpeAen eenau an.
Die YPfs Nn6 S9nea3i9e f9lieBfn f6 at @lmtra an bic
3U6e Der AefD yGrt @rie 8Gbn nab oGen puntten i'm nSES.
li&en, r%atttleret unb EpeRli9en Stem gprf an.
Watere MuSfunft erb6lt rfen in Gdlpertfr. I@abnbCfa. '
S. VI. DrbGrrS, @en. Superintenbent.
t2Ono0( 6. 9. Ypun6 8, Gen. Saifdater. gaent.
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Mf0nta9ne 8rU8.,
Seuer>8e rfi@erunga.Qoenten
SO SeeUnrEr., Baltimore.
MES @se = tar bttf0istnben 8eu~sr-BerR6erunss @ursSaa.
@etrPpclttan Sniur6nce Co., yew 0Drf.
SH'efnattSnaI Snf Co., RE. TT"O'0OO
Aoftauc 0tre SnfuranCe g., -'~'T0VV
0~PefOlute Sir. erf SranbfapitGI 100000
werluae iyerbrp - gsHnStaPttal 100000
Uer$o6srnn8 tn nnfeTer Office be,abIt' 80 ''"'
YertVnen, weI4e tn Der WetrpSrittenn M m.s,y,4
ssri@sra aa9Sn' ltns ~ elmer D~tbipsnSe BON benz Sewtnn
ne bte efrai0en 8eriuas be- a ~ oQ yrDs. betra6, .Obne bas
@aiSSF @r. gEcs 9r rtnWsSMr
s.. 6. BRAINS & 60. S''bIt. ox
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-25

The Wing learns that the store of Mr. John
Stockwell at East Eddington, was broken into
on Monday night and an attempt was made to
pry open the safe. The thieves were compel,-
ed TO depart without accomplishing their OBJ
ject, as the safe proved too strong for them.
COL s. Fl. Manning, ofLewiston late Chief
Quartermaster of Texas, has been brevetted
Brigadier General, ON the recommendation of
Gen. Wright. lutt rA fa --rt
The Machias Union says two boys at
Marshfeld, one day last week, got into dis
pute, when one drew pocket knife, and in
ficted two or three quite severe wounds in the
side of the other. They are boys twelve or fouI-
teen years old. ..N m..lsl i-4se 'al b..
last, as Silas d. Perry, boy about fifteen years
of age was out shooting patridges in Fayette,
he was attacked by wild cat, or Canada Lynx,
but succeeded in throwing it upon the ground
when it was caught by his dog, and, to eeape
from him the lynx sprang into tree, from
which he would soon undoubtedly jumped up
on the boy had he not been shot at and killed
the instant he reached it. The animal was a
savage fellow, and the boys presence of mind
saved him from falling a victim to his ferocity.
-Eben Fuller, Esq, of this city has brought
into our office several pears about the size of
hens egg, which grew upon his trees after the
main crop had been gathered. The fact of their
grew upon the ends of the twigs. = Maine
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-25
u u , y y
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERRY Davis. Pain Killer.

Messrs. Perry Dapis 4 Som, Providence, X. L.; '-a
DEAR SIR 81 feel that it Is duty owe to suffer-
ing humanity that should give relation Of the
great benefits have derived from the use OF Perry
Davis Pain Killer. Last Summer had the misfof.
tune to lose two OF my children by that dreadful
soourse.-ths ehoera--and in of human probability
should have fallen victim 70 the pestilsnce myself
f Q kind Prov;d nee had not provided me help In
the hour Of need. first became acquainted with
the Pain Killer whist traveing OF, the river with my
husband. gentleman passenger had some with
him which he recommended In the highest te1ms as
remedy for the cholera. I thought no more of it
at the time, but the same night was attacked by
the cholera in its worst 1orm resoried TO various
remedies used to arrest Is progress but all In vain
was seized with violent cramps, and my scharges
began to assun the same character as i'd those Of
my dear children previous to their death. l was
looked upoh as lost. but all at once thought Of the
PAIN KILLER. My husband obtained a bottle
from fellow passenger and admins er d to me a
dose. 1 Iexpelienced almost Immediately cessation
Of pain. Tho dose repeated at intervals OF fl
teen minu es, four five times, and the result was
my complete recovery. feel confident that owe
my lie to the Pain Killer, and only regret that had
not known OF its extraordinary virtues earlier. l
then might have saved the lives OF my dear children.
Since that time 1 have used the Pain Killer in my
hmfiy extensively, AMI the more use it the better
like 1t. As great family medicine it has ne equal.
Oct % I'm IS sARAHSANDRBERY, st. Louis
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-25

SINGULAR DISCOVERY IN SCOTLAND. "A
curious stone figure has been found IN quarry
at W1shaw, Scotland, which is to be sent to tho
British Museum. A local paper says: "On the
bank of the freestone quarry, which is being
worked at the low end of the town of Wishaw
is to be seen a sculpture-like form, which, at
first glance is not unlike one of 1.-THE winged
bulls that have been dug tof the sand heaps
which have embedded the 'Euins ofs.ancient
Nineveh. The operations Sf the quarters
have recently disinterred it from its rocky
tomb i'm the bottom of the quarry, and, by great
care in hewing out the rock around at, they
have been enabled to secure it in an almost en-
tire state. The workmen have turned up ma
ny similar forms of late, OF smaller size; but
when this was first met it created qulte SEN
sation among them, for, from the position In
which it was found living, the parts first uneov-
cred bore q remarkable resemblance TO the hui
man form Its head aud body together mea-
sure about eight feet long, and its shape Is some
what different from any member of the sauri-
an tribe that has hitherto been discovered in
the same section of rocks. 1t seems to belong
semblance to members of the seal or walrus
tribe that tenant the seas and lounge on the
shores of the preseut day. 1t appears 70 he
living on its sile, on a line parallel TO what
must have been the tidal wave. It's forefins
OF paddles, ;we folded into its belly. The rock
n winch it was found overlies the main coal,
and is of that description designated by the
quarters and builders as liver rocks-an amor
phous freestone, having neither beds nor verti-
cal cracks, presenting the appearance of having
been formed in convNlsive waters, and under
different conditions from the ordinary bedded
rocks A few yards from the place where
these fossil mumfnies have been extracted,
algae or seaweed are seen in great abuad-
ance
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-25
FROM CALIFORNIA.
REFUSAL TO Surrender His Office.
humored Death Of The Tycoon Of Japan
The Civil War. In Japan.


SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 10.
Ths Golden City for Panama, sailed to-day
g sas.ng $56d0Q0 IN treasure, Of which $5656O0
.r .a SAN ERANoIsco, Dot. 20.
avery refused to surrender the Office Of
y: q: p Assessor for Sacramento district to Jno
nigies who has commission from the Presi-
oent, ON the ground that the Presidents nomi-
nauon required confirmation by the q. 8. Sem
ate. The matter was referred to Washington,
gl,y s iE.ge4 SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. %.
AZ was rumOred by private advioes from Kan
agWa OF Sept. 14th, that the Tycoon had died
~ feaaes A son of Prince Milo was mentor
ca as tne most probable successor. He Is said
70 De man of great energy and is in favor of
foreign intercourse, r. EIT - =
All the French ships of war had been order
,,. sd 70 gorea to GEEK redress for outrages COM
October 23--Letters from Yokohama report
tnas several eng lgements had occurred between
sne Choslns amt the forces of the Tycoon, and
ascrlDe the victory 30 the latter. The Gorogios
nave declared themselves unable to bear the
responsibility for the damage done to foreign
vessels which pass through their inland sea,
while the struggle continues as firing from
both sides of the straits renders passage dam
gerous.
An Idaho Territory paper states that Major
Eniiem Z. =. PayInaster, was robbed at Fort
Dolse, Dot. 5tO, OF treasure box containing
$4,000 in greenbacks and $58 600 in vouchers
dlsDursed at the camps lately visited.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-25

Holland and Prussia.

Berlin (Oct g. correspondence of 4be London Times
The Dutch Government objects to the con-
tinuance of Prussian garrison in the fortress
of Luxembourg. But their argument, that the
German Confederacy having ceased to be,
Prussia has no right to keep her troops in
this Government retorting that the city and
citadel Of Luxembourg have been surrendered
to it under the Vienna treats of peace previ-,
ousl to and Independent of the completion OF
the German Federal act. Holland has now ap-
any assistance, the question being too serious
70 De made the subject of simple remon-
sIrance, OF, indeed, to treated at all without a
menace OF war: Taking advantage of the very
Ganger G lnxoSed Nv T IN the matter, and the unwi-
on her part actually demands that the Grand
Duchy Of Luxemborg, whose name has been
entirely omitted in her former projects. shall
euter the North German Confederacy.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-25
American COlonIxntion in Lower Cali
e- .afornia. H. -z.-.-gS

The Cincinnati Gazette says: "The Constitu
ton of the Mexican republic does not permit
the alienation of any portion of the territory
belonging to that government. Butan arrange
ment has been entered into by Jose Maria Ig-
lesia, Minister of the Interior, and Jacob p.
Leese, an American citizen representing the
Lower California Colonization Society, which
may ultimately effect the national boundaries.
An abstract of the agreement, which is stated
to have received the express approval of the
constitutional President. Juarez, appears in
the PeriOdico Official of July 9th, published at
chihuahua, though it was signed as long ago
as March Both, 1864. According to the terms
specified, all the lands of the peninsula between
the 9th and 31st degrees of latitude. compris-
ing about forty thousand square miles, are
granted to the society, with the conditions that
One-fourth shall be reserved for native Mexi-
cans, the pecuniary consideration named being
100000 in gold. TO attract settlers lands are
promised for the asking, and many privileges
extended. Should the society fail to comply
with the conditions the contract is void, but
they shalllstill receive fifty square leagues e.
100000 acres.) How far the agreement has
been executed is not stated, but, according to
the Alta California, 1000 have been actually
paid, and time has been granted for the pay
ment ofthe remainder. AS the case now stands,
none OF the transactions have much validity or
practical value but they may become impor-
tant in a political d0int of view, and give rise
to questions Of no ordinary magnitude
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-25
CooL.-The Quebec Chronicle has the assur-

CooL.-The Quebec Chronicle has the assur-
anee to give fresh currency to the erroneous
statement of New York paper that Quebec
gave more for the reliefof Portland sufferers, in
proportion to its population than did New
York, and to call for reciprocity on our part,
when the truth is, as the Chronicle should
know, that not a dollar was ever received here
from Quebec. Montreal gave mugnifcently,
as did also many other Canadian towns, and
their contributions were received with especial
gratitude as coming from those on whom we
had not the claim of common nationality /;
but the statement that these contributions
were greater in proportion than those of New
York is preposterously incorrect. f
As we have already expressed at length our
opinion that it is the plain duty of Portland to
do whatever lies in her power in aid OF these
sufferers by calamity similar to our own, we
trust we run no risk of misconception in re
ferring to this somewhat cool demand