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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-23
STATEMENT OF TIE AFFAIRS
OF THE 5e Il y fai
Manhatten Insurance COMPANY,
IN NEW YORK,
JU Il Y ISL, 1896

WI PALMER, President
ANDREW j. SMITH, Vice President
GEO. B. HoDSDON, Secretary. = 10
City and County of New York, IS: .37F 5ss.sf,ff
Personally appeared before me, this nth day Of
July 1866, Andrew j. Smith, Vice President, and Geo
B. Hodsdon, Secretary of the Manhatten insurance
Company, and severally made oath that the above
Statement by them subscribed is and true to
| the best OF their knowledge and belief
THos. s. THoRNELL,, Notary Public.
John e. Dow & Son, Agent.
sep29-eOd& win
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SPOKEN.

tray, from Bangor tor Galveston. - 80 ,
~. Oct ~ on the Virginia Capes, ship Ne Plus Ultra,
ifom San Francisco tor. New York - I''''
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Lot for Sale.

0NE Of the best building lots in the city, situated
residence OF Gen. j. ID. Fessenden This lot is sixty
two feet front on Deering Street. extends back one
hundred feet and Is bounded on the east side by a
street ny ieet IN width, making it corner lot and
very desirable. s. b. HERSEY,
No. 4 Gait Block, Com. Street.
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, EZRA G. DANGDeN

+. The .PREPARED PKEsCRIPT[tlNn Il mt nm
IN VI bottle and is sold by W. F. PHILLIps, Port
iano, wholesale Agent. Sold at Retail by every
Druggist IN Maine--Druggists Generally. / Orders
MOSES q Co, 81 .CoRTLANDT STREET, N. ".
consultation Free. Circulars comtai,.Ing PARTIcu,
sent free by mail 10 y T 1880 VIM oe
N June Is cod & cow sff.g ssf.,sia ~
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REAL ESTATE.

No. nsvGaa. win sen on favorable terms a. to
the corner Of MdS, ior term of years. the lots on
Franklin street including corner Of FTan aho .O on
OF ao SMITH frff.s Rely AEPy t. Bangor
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For Sale,

For Sale. hfR hts1
A bOG A., suoo feet Water and Gas Pipe, 2 to inch
Hinges and Bolts. and to tons window Weiohts'
several sizes. All wishing stock of above DESCRIPTION
VIII please call before purchasing elsewhere.
WOODMAN & LITTLEJOHN 1f
scpzi-dzm" rs Oak Street, Portland, Me =
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International Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and ST. John.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

sx On and after Monday October lst
A -.-nTGM the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
q +xEAsNAC Capt. L. b. WINCHESTER, and
$50 the steamer NEW ENGLAND,
:, capt. Il. FIELD will leave Rail
Road Wharf foot Of State Street every MONDAY ana
THURSDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ for isastnort and 81
John. Er 'iOi' """ 81
RETURNING, will leave ST. John and Eost,or,
same days for Portland and Boston NJ
At Eastport the Steamer QUEEN will connect tor
ST. Andrews, Robbinston, Calais and New Rr1,nsvrick
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations ami
Stage Coaches will connect for Machias '''
AT st; John passengers take Il. Il N. A. Railway
tor Snediac, and nom thence for Summersi,le and
Charlottetown, p. f. Island, and Pictou, n S; also
at 81; John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
Digby every Monday and Thursday morninos ''
Freight received on days of sailing until o'ck
NJ: ,.s .-t G. G. EATON,
oeP-o-uu Agent
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INSURANCE
Statement of the Condition
OF THE "
YO7ahers DE- NeaU York FT3e
Insurance Company,

JnIy 4. 1866. els 4
CAPITAL all paid in $500, 900 90,
ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages, $153, 90
United States Bonds OF 1881, 109,5OO,OO
United states o-2o bonus,' .105, $4,000
United states 51iO lreas Notes, 72,625,00
New fork Stae BONUS, .32, $4,000
Westcneser county BONDS so 900 90
prona ~. not que, .7,226,21
OF Agents. 20 561 Sc
C ass,, on nu ana IN Banks &c, 1874
So,npthy AIopcrty, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i, 900 90
Savage anu reinsurance due the Co. 81 ,4769S
Total Assets. -. :. 1851 on, SO
Losses in recess of adjustment. ABS 90
fSIGNFnl II
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For Sale,

HOUSE No. Henry street, containing 10 rooms.
II bath room hot and cold water, and all the mod,
ern improvements. For particulars
ER Enquire on the premises oco2dtf
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BOARD PLANING /,
Holm w. HANSON

III As rebuilt on the old site, No. 2e York stree,
e...an and has this day started one Of Woodbury.
~ ~. rlanets Il surfaces boards beautifully, and
aetfstss and groove straight or taper. -.
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LEWIS II. RYERs,
u. KELLY,
ptIER ~ 1TRn Ens
BOARD oF COUACIlMtS.

The Proposed New Post Onlcc-- Interesting
Debate.
This Board met yesterday afternoon President Green
In the chair After the minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved papers received from
Board Of Aldermen.
The report Of tho joint committee appointed 20 con.
slider the proposition OF the United Satus govern.
mcnt 10 purchase Site for Port ONCE As tho
Board Of Aldermen adopted a resolution requiring
Sioooooo Tor tho ground, Mr. HArlesAs moved 10
amend by making it the original agreed upon by
the committee $500 600.
The PRgsngr tar Green) in few remarks proposed
an additional amendment, making the sum $3.50, 900
Mr. PULLMAN said that although The OF this city
were high, he would be perfectly willing 10 alive the
United states authorities tho site without charge espe
cinlly when the wants OF the community taken
into account Tho property would probably DO worth
600 10 private indvifuais but II should DO borne
In mind that Congress had decided not to give than
$5OOOVo, and tho city ia great need OF post Office
In n cony enicnt location.
Mr.. TysG remarked that unless the Common Connci
closed the bargain Al the named by the general gov.
ernmen Tho lower end Of the Park would soon become
grand railroad depot.
Mr. RoBkRrs said that tho legislators or the city ought
10 get AZ much for that property M pkbe He thought
that live hundred thousand dollars was q mere insult
the part Of the government for that piece OF property
and " the Board Of Aldermen had determined 10 d..
msnd one million OF dollars he hoped the Board Of
Councilman would support them. The HrRAp building
cost sevon hundred and hfiy thousand dollars and he
Understood that u could DO rented ut such rate
would bring one million Of dollars annually. In HE
tMr RoberisD judgment, the property IN the Park which
tho general government desired 20 purchsse Was worth
Ave millions Of dollars, but no would have objection
10 compromise the matter with the other Board aud sell
II for seven hundred and nfiy thousand dollars.
President GsEss well satsnod from high authority
that the government would consent Ia give seven hun.
dred and nfty thousand dollars for the property.
MT. HkAy stated that inssmnch II unan-
mously agreed upon by the committee 70 take i've hun
dred thousand dollars Tor The SITE In question be wond
oppose the amendmenL mors especially from the fact
that tho property would revert back 10 tr city when II
Was no longer used ~ Post Office.
Mr.. KKKra esisnsd that tho United States gov
srnment would not give moro than nve hundred thou
sand dollars for the property, and therefore moved 70
have the amendment laid upon thu table which
carried. and tbs Board adjourned tll Monday.
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The gold market was weak and under the control IL
the bears The opening price l3s, followed ~ az
advance to 1asS and decline 10 1917. subss ssSp,y
there q steady improvement, 70 1884, Go<d s,sS n
active borrowing demand owing 70 thsya~y, shor,
interest
Tho Foreign Exchange marke, ciosei 81 ~ fo,o~,ns
rates: -Bankcrs bills on England we're quoted =. The
close 81 ios-s loo Al three days. W.. Y. com.
mercial, ioTas 1854; Francs at way days. sisy q
5i7k at three days, 6ls BIIls I'm Berlin, 7as 5a4;
on bremen, 7sN 40; q Awaerssm. Al aAx: ON
Frankfort q az. on Has. pury, se,. N,.; on An.
twerp. go.
hlnins stocks werc WAX Al the nrsi board corycon
closed So lower thasti me same rms yesterday all.
"tsi we .o'sara selling ., iac, IA cro.ss Gold
Soc' selling |. ~ stsrs Hin u, selling at -, Smith
aud rs'm'es ~. selling at o. At the second beard
Gregory Gold closed o. % lower Than a.
,ne MS ard selling al 90 os; corydon Zoe seing a,
" ~ In Crosse Gold ioc higher, selling a, 81 10,
sw'.sh aud Psruee Csc selling nj o. 70.
The directors ~ the Chicago and Northwestern psl.
road have declared dividend Of Der cent free GOV
er,nsni tax, 10 scrip ce preferred stock PER zen,
will b. paid IN stock and the baance 10 cNsh ths
let pnce q the stock on date o. payment
\ The Chicago rr,bpn, q Tuesday Observed
Therr we're no nov features notice in The toae
I cosdIton " Tbs mSoe, market Buaress guir,,
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COURT CALeHoAR-THiS DAY.

SUPREME CorRn--t;EsRRAL TKRx.-Enumerated Causes,
Nos. o. 64. 81. 30 20 so inclusive.
SUPREME COuLT ,IHcuir, PART mo short No
other causes but the trial will be taken up until Mon
inst.
SUPREME CorRr-spsciAI TrRM--Demurrers, Nos. H. is.
~ ~ Issues of law and fact Nos l6 1856 30 ia 240.
i'6. 1888 20 aO0. 2oi IS as, a6. To-. 2ie. ~
aUrRhAK COURT-CHAMBERs.-A0s SS A. o. co. 81, 80 81
81, BIZ. 80, 81. General cal, I0t.
MARiSE CouRr-No, loo los l3a 1885,, ls5 1885, 49, l7o
lI5. l79, leo 1871 1914 l62 ls3 s4. ls5 1856 49, lis
CouRr or dhhrnaL sxssoss-The People We Eilen shaw,
mack dwo c2ses) Matthew Link. Caharine stewart Henry
Miller VIM. Douglas, grand larcepy Michael Kelly Ietit
Larceny; Thos. O'Donncn burglary tn I'D degree Paul
Shristlansen assault and tatiery 1.-TWO cases.)
zO0 1885 ali 2i7 $3.50 3.g3 2sl5 2s.S g5s 2flo 2474
2a6a Part lI.-tase No calendar Tor Friday
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

VIOLATING
Michael Brennan ST.. and Michael Brennan Jr, were
raigned for violating the section Of the Boat Law prohibiting
any person from holding communication with ship lying
anchor in the hArbo Tho Defendants who New Jer
boatmen pleaded guilty but stated In extenuaton their
law and that they had no criminal purpose
spoke greatly in their favor but having pleaded guilty JUS
uce Bowling bad alternative but to 6ne them the lowest
which could be imposed under the law $0 The senior
Brennan quito hewildered at this tence and
claimed IN dssparng tone. I'VE shall in jail before
that
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
SALVATORE Luchas an Italian tried charge OF
rying and threatening to knife The knife which
produced In court was over foot In length and had
emfnenty bood-thrstv appearance The evidence clearly
proved that the prisoner had produced the weapon In
menacng manner. He was accordingly found guilty and
sentenced TO six months In the pententary
James kiArnan, aged about brought the
bar charged with stealing between - 81 tn
Frederick Lnungnt grocer. The boy admitted
money not bis but stated that he found
che counter The had. however omewhat ancient
flavor, and the juvenile culrrt
next year or his life IN the House OF Refuge William Rice
young man, WAS al charged with similar offence II
was clearly proved that he had ahsacted 81 from the till OF
John Lyons. he suminarily sentenced three
months in the penenharv
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been committed upon the person Or Amanda NJ hnrer'
child Of dve ysars age Mares street. 'n 'e o." %
August 4ic pleaded guilty. ysss-,. "a ~ha q"
tehce. - the Judgs desired to the pAjsiciA =
ahmed the little gid-
~, ~ Es Brn0IARY
Qani Mcfarty charged with burglary In the third &C.
gfxt pleaded guilty attempt having been indicted for
!. eakng iuto the Peder I wilett street
Monza,' ef n.x ....x,va
Johosu A. more convicted OF stealing on the LIST
Nnsn. TX containing t00 worth of cothns the
ru,smves sonner % Mad street. lie was 10.
nsded for sentence order To afford him an opportunity
Ann csysnssI and NAraaf> Rel charged with stealing
piece Of linen wort s froni sois o. mons Hardy.
aE Eighth avenue pleaded guilty y ey arceny and were
Jointly Indicted women wss dsehafgrd. '5Tl
John Howe placed trial with stealing boz
Of fancy bbona worth 4lU0 Of Beard
a2t Canal street. the 18th Of September The accused
allowed by wnrssrs that he purchased proIry for Sji
from sn Isrsrs peder and the jury rendered verdict
Mary e. Stewart tried sn indictment charging her
stuart board the steamer civ OF Dublin early last
monu A. coon az the complainant pat on the
Assistant Diact Attorney Bedford perceng that the
oused gss rdl tive. and learning complaint
maiiciou9 ona abandoned the prosecution and jury
rendsrod verdict OF not entity Without leaving their
kcnsrd kaue youth pleaded guilty breaking into the
frcce store o. Dderck Schreback 338 Greenwich street.
House O. Refuge VIM and Thomas Tuly who jointly
indicted with ksne. permitted 70 60 In charge X
city.
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BOARD or ALDERMEN.

Rejection Of tho Mayors Nomination Of Mr
Isnac He'll for the Once Of street Commt..
| si0ner.
The Board met In special session yesterday afternoon
President Brco occupying the chair.
The special committee appointed 10 consider the nom
nation by hts Honor the Mayor Of Mr. saac Bell as stree,
Commissioner, reported AZ follows
a the very unexpected resignation OF stree, Commits.
.ionsT corne ana hs equally sudden action q hs oor
meeting lust serioas debrraou part Of
your Their ~sre three eeasdsr.i,ons sa, IN
isins up iSs sub and which have LARGELY
controlled ia further ana consultation
ased psoT Th., d Gss. wei. pubic
he an nS made By cpss
demanded Is> s AZ equally well expressed pvs'
S'e ao n , sssens The once e arrest man
gentleman WHOSE character and rspu,s,on sers 80 we'll
ss1 hs tia, his oonarmaon would instantly
OF On Important department. and be that the
po only Third e our mps1a a
FL. s. ID a gsd 10
or udy%ea. q the Lesslars In considering tho
as Be W = no N s
ss A es .sa y. Ss " q the
thai b has FOR y.srs inoxn active
. ss s sa
some man may be named whose thorough business snpe
not condue, ne department In subsorvence 10 party
Your committee will further state that they are unable
learn that MI Bell desires TO leave his present posop
they think unwise 70 invite him 70 leave pans with
experience forms the beat qualification.
Therefore, your committee would respectfully recon-
mend that THIS board do advise 0hc
nation OF Hon syac He'll for Street COMMISSIONER Alb Of
which n respectfully subnlled
LEWIS II. RYERs,
y. KELLY
PErER MAsTERsON.
On submitting this report for the approval OF tho
board tho vote on the question taken and the report
Vas adopted Aldermen Flynn, Gcdney. Ely, Ryefs,
Reilly, Masterson, Vanum, O'Bricn and Van Voorhis
voted in the Affirmative; President Brce and Aldermen
Conan, McBrion and Mccnniss being in the negative.
The board then adjourned
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CAPTAIN GALLAGHER STORY
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. NJ
AsaEs Receipts. d bbs Tho msrss. for both pot
pearl continued quiet, but prices nal.d unchanged
BRxapSrurTs Recsips. A27i bbs -four. "a do r..
bags meal a ls2 bushels wheat o.ptJ corn S. 81
do oa,. 1851 do rye do NAL, aud s5xs3 d. barley
Ths market for sts,s and Western continued very
que,. and prices declined i:c IS. and r, chiefly
on the medium Grsfa. th~ closing duh
The reduction the sales hS bbi the appended
quotations. including 100 bills export oa
private southern uour dull though prices
were unchanged The tendency Downward sa.. Isl bts
Rye hour quiet and shade easier ralrs La bbls
esDsED Corn meal ruled DUH and IA tue absence Of
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There scarcely any demand for wheat aud prices
entirely nominal =, = aeeine = s. s. per bashs Ibe
sales eonnnef - 800 bushels white Bene.ee
Nwsukee private terms. The nsrtet rusf dun
and heavy sni T. DC lower ci1sIg a. ~ ~ Tho sales
cofnpsed SlUUp bushels Al 81 - ~ st for shipping
mired Neserh In stor. and sroat sai 81 ~ u xss for
white southern oats also ruled tery quiet and drriins
~ ie 70 conceded sAies ~ 80 bushels a S.
67Sc for State and Gle CD for chicago and N~srse~
Barley ~ Moderate request and fully lc - lower
With .les " Bon bushels ~ zs 70, Canada West and
81 for De-. bind OF b8rcy m.Dy sales reported
Rye tended do~nssId, I'D but iislo DONG sales Lon
hns h~ls STATE 81 81 ~
prices irregular closing n0n.llv lower nd
Gated b. our revised quotations sprenfrd We qno,s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
MEETING Of TIVE TRUSTEES Of CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
UucA Nov. %. IL

UUcA, Nov a. 1860
The trustees OF Cornell University mot yesterday.
considerable amount 0. routine business trans
seted and resolutions unanimously adopted approving
Of tho action VI the Building Committee and expressing
satisfaction In the progress of the building.
Tho Hon. Andrew II. Norton, OF syrsugo present
State Senator AMI formerly professor % the Michigan
rpversity, elected President Of the Faculty Of the
University by the unanimous vote OF the Board