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ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA,

am dying, Egypt. dying,
Ebbs tho crimson life-tidc fast,
And the dark Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening blast.
Let thine arms, o Queen, support INC,
Hush Thy Sobs, and bow thine car,
IIearkcn to tho great heart secrets,
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran lcgions
Bear their eagles high no more,
And my wrecked and scattered gallcys
Strew dark Actums fatal shore,
Though no glittcring guards surround me ,,
Prompt to do their mustcr's will,
I must perish like Roman, '.I
Die the great Triumvir still.
Let not Caesars sorvile minions
Mock tho lion thus laid low;
Twas no focman's hand tha. slew him,
Twas his own that struck the blow
Hear, then, pillowed on my bosom,
Ere his star fades quite away.
Him who, drunk with thy carcsscs,
Madly flung, a. world ava
Should the base plebeian
Dare assail my fame at
Where the noble spouse,
Weeps within her widow'c -:
Seek her, say the Gods have told me,
Affairs, augurs, circling wings,
That her blood with mine comminglcd,.
Yet shall mount the throne of Kings
And for thee, stnreycd Egyptian!
Glorious Sorceress Of the Nile, ....
Light the path to Stygian horrors
With the splendors of thy smile.
Give this Caesar crowns and arches,
Let his brow the laurel twinc;
can scorn the Sonate's triumphs,
Triumphing in love like thine.
I am dying, Egypt, dying;
lIark the insulting focman's cry
They arc coming-quick, my ialchion
Let me front them ere die.
All no more amid ;ne battle
Shall my heart cxultng swell,
Isis and Osiris guard thee,
Cleopatra! Rome !--farewcll
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Mount Zion society.

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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-26


DONATION FROM DUBUQUE:-The practical
sympathy that reaches us from the great West
tells us that the men of that section have not
only "big country" but hearts to match
Hon. George W, Woodman has received from
M. Hingman, President of the Dubuque Pro-
duce Exchange, a draft for $S29.25, contribute
ed by the business men and citizens of that
place through the Exchange, which sum the
letter directs Mr.. Woodman to properly ap-
propriate for the relief of the suferering poor,
made So" the letter continues, 'by the late dis
aster that has 50 paralyzed the business inter
ests of your beautiful city. My regret is that
the sum is no greater, but you will please ac-
cept it as indicating that the hearts of our
people in this Key City of the West beat in
sympathy with suffering humanity in the For
est City of the East ,.,e = ,sars.ezvsE -
II Mr.. Woodman will distribute the funds ac-
cording to his best Judgment, and our West.
ern friends may rest assured that their lgener-
osity will reach worthy objects. Z ss,Bga an
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-26

ANOTHER GREAT CoNFLAGRATIoN.-T
entire lower part Of the city.of Charlottes-
town, Prince Edwards Island, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday, July 10Th. The St. Croix
Courier has letter from a correspondent,
which says that the whole number of houses
destroyed is about one hundred and sixty,
the value of which is estimated at above
100000. Many of the houses were occupied
by very poor people, and thirty or more fami-
lies are wholly destitute. The insurance on
the whole property destroyed covers only one
third Of the loss hence this fire, which is the
greatest that ever visited Charlottstown, viii
prove a calamity to great many Of the in
habitants.6 The lower portion of the city,
four entire blocks, presents most desolate
appearances Business is nearly suspended,
md means are being employed to relieve the
sufferers. JOB
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-26
Notice to Persons Needing Aid.

Sufferers by the late fire desiring aid, are
earnestly requested, to procure at once the
proper blanks from the Relief Committee and
set forth particularly full statement of their
losses and property saved.
The Commute will at once investigate all
cases presented, and will distribute in few
days, all the funds at their disposal, among
those who may stand in need of relief Par.
ties who neglect to make application, of
course cannot expect assistance, and must
not afterwards complain if their unfortunate
neighbors, who are prompt and diligent in
presenting their claims !, receive the whole
amount, to portion of which they might
otherwise be entitled. @9i4 ga }@ 6
. Blanks can be obtained from any member
of the committee. Per order of Committee.
on WI ~" E.. Fox, Chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-26
xxx cONGRESS---First Session

aqnA1 ga WASHINGTON, July 25..
az kGSS4 AG SENATE ~ o1lED .G1i
The credentials of Judge Fowler having
been found satisfactory, he appeared in the
Senate chamber and took the oath as Senate,
from Tennessee. ad 91 heHe - Y
The portrait of President Lincoln was ac-
cepted by concurrence in the joint resolution
A joint resolution to adjourn Congress al
noon on Saturday next, was passed. The
civil appropriation bill was taken up. 80
4 An amendment was adopted to pay the LIST
Michigan Cavalry the cost of transportation
home, after being mustered out, Oh IA
p Forty thousand dollars were appropriated
z for survey of the Isthmus of Darien, under
direction Of the. War Department, in view .ol
constructing ship canal. IN AA% <sasT w
Fifteen thousand dollars were appropria
! tec Ior conectlng information concerning the
& mineral resources of the Pacific slope. = u
An amendment was adopted, extending tf
our Consul at Alexandria, Egypt, certain con.
sular powers enjoyed by COnsuls in China
Japan and elsewhere. 81, /, .-- -
= A committee OF conference was appointed
on the House army bill. .boaa ssi1i-II -
The Senate insisted on its amendment to
the tariff bill and agreed to a committee of
conference. -
The Senate then went into executive SEES
sion, after which recess was taken until 7
O'CLOCK. osg3smsEnuo,, rma sE3nTolB
+ Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts, from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported back the
House bill to prevent officers of the navy from
being deprived of their regular promotion on
account OF wounds received in battle. with
amendments. The amendments were agreed
to and the bill passed. 49, ,..-.--e
John w. Leftwich took the oath and his
seat as member from. Tennessee. - I, 49,,
The bill regulating the appointment of
Clerks, etc, by U. IS. Judges was passed.
; The bill restoring to the possession. of 10y al
owners fhe lands confiscated by the rebel au-
thorities was passed. oa rl1s7 nss
The bill amendatory of the national curren-
cy act was taken up. After debate the bill
was postponed until December. -.
Mr.. Banks reported from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs bill in reference to the neu-
trality laws. Ordered to be printed and its
consideration postponed until tomorrow.
Messrs. Raymond AMI Patterson made a
minority report recommending that Joint
committee be appointed to report next ses-
sion.
A conference committee was appointed on
Army bill.
An order was passed TO pay the Tennessee
members their pay and mileage from March
4th, 1865. ,1a.a. stcai
A conference committee was appointed on
the Tariff bill
A resolution to finally adjourn on Saturday
noon was passed. c ~
The joint resolution extending the jurisdic-
ton OF the Court of Claims to the loyal citi-
zens OF Tennessee was passed. ss "a
The Senate bill for the payment of the pub-
lie debt was reported from the Committee on
Ways and Means, and referred to the Commit
tee on the Whole. ~ III, 'I,.i ~ m -
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY
THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL COURT.

5sFn al BEFORE JUDGE KINGSBURY. f8f5 4sef Z,
WEDNEsDAY-Patrick Moore drunkenness
and disturbance. Fined $500 and costs. Com
mitted. tag oaa o'ase uaoaa
Charles Brainard was before the Court
charged with larceny of goods at the late fire
from Andrew Gowell. He is the man arrest
ed in Penobscot county, who was travelling
with the circus and selling goods outside. The
prisoner alleged that he bought the goods of a
negro on the train near Brunswick, the day
after the confagration. He was held to bail in
the sum of $500. Committed.
y, Holden & Peabody for defence.
John WEIGH, Michael Harley, James Griffin
ana John Murray, lads, were charged wiolr
breaking, entering and stealing from the house
of Nathaniel Hawkes. in Westbrook, on the
18th day of July. The boys are from Boston
In default of bail, in the sum of $500 each,
they were committed to await the action of
the Grand Jury. tra21 n
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-26

cur. We are sorry to have this to record of
the Thirty-ninth Congress. The occasion did
not justify such extreme action. Mr.. Har
vey's was very foolish letter, but he was not
for its publication, and we main
tain over and over again, that no executive
officer ought to be held responsible to any
body for his private political opinions. For
the faithful discharge of the duties of his Of
flee, he should be held. to strict account; his
opinions should be sacred. The plague spot
upon the administration of our government
is that prescription for opinions sake which
our Presidents since jackson have usurped,
and of which Congress has justlgiyen us an ex-
ample. as 81 70 a i'@seeq ..isJ .
4 THE Malone of Florence, of July 18th,
publishes statement of the conditions for an
armistice stipulated by Prussia and Italy. The
former Power demanded the exclusion of
Austria from the Germanic Confederation.
The Malone adds that this was admitted by
France, who undertook to obtain the assent of
the Vienna Cabinet to the evacuation by Aus
tria of the Austrian Provinces occupied by
Prussia during the armistice. On the part of
Italy the conditions were the cession of Italian
territories under the Austrian dominion, in
Guiding the Italian portion of the Tyrol. Aus
tria was to make the cessionf direct to Italy
without compensation, and not to raise the
Roman question during negotiations for peace
It appears that these conditions were found
inadmissable at Vienna, and the Austrian gov
eminent has decided to try the fortunes of war.
I sINTELL IeENcE has been received at Wash
ington explaining the action Of the Tennessee
House of Representatives on the amendment
to the Constitution. 1t appears that fifty-six
constitutes quorum of a full house. At the
taking of the vote ffty-fohr answered to their
names and two refused to respond. The
Speaker, tn erefore, ruled, that as no quorum
had voted it was to, be assumed that no quo
rum was present. An appeal was taken from
this ruling and the House refused to sustain
thedecision, and entry was made on the journal
that two members were present and refused to
vote. The Speaker then the made announce
ment that the joint resolution had passed. If,as
now reported, he refuses to certify to this fact
he WILDE removed and some one will be put
in his place who win give the proper certii-
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