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The Portland daily press., 1866-02-19

The Ministry has presented bill to Con-
gress subjecting the press and political associa-
tons to very stringent regulations.
Gen. Prim had arrived at Lisbon and was
the guest of Marquis Mia.
The Gillian privateer Independence arrived
in the Schel1t ON the I'd.
The Spanish mail steamer from Cadiz on
the LIST, for Havana sailed under the escort of
frigate.
1t is stated that the Catalan deputies to Con-
gress will call on the government to issue let
tiers of marque against Gillian vessels.
The London Times remarks that Spain has
tenaciously refused to accept the declaration of
the Congress of Paris, in favor of abolishing
privateering, and now that weapon is turned
against her very short time will enable the
Gillian government to commission such a
fleet that Spanish commerce will be impossi-
Bile, and even vessels of war will be in danger
OF being captured-singly.
The Times thinks another and more vigor-
Gus diplomatic effort should be made medi-
ton. .li
The Emperor and Empress received at Pesth
on the 1st inst, deputation from both of the
Hungarian chambers.
The Empress replying in the Hungarian
language, expressed her JOY at appearino Inv
the side of the Emperor in the centre of HIM,
gary. She hoped the confidence that both re-
posed in Hungary would be responded to. not
by words only but by acts. Their duty was to
keep in view not only the welfare of Hungary
but of the whole realm.
The Croatian Diet has agreed to consult
with the Hungarian Diet for the union of
Croatia and Hungary. as.I- .as
CAPE GOOD HOPE.
The mails to Dec. End have been received.
the news is unimportant.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The was better feeling on the stock ex-
change on the I'd. Consols recovered about IA
per cent, and most other securities participate
cd in the improvement. The discount market
remains unchanged and the rates remain at
per cent.
Latest via Liverpool.
Liverpool, Feb. 3d-Evening-The funds
are firmer to-day but closed unchanged. The
rate of discount is unchanged.
The steamship Scotia from New York, reach
ed the Mersey this afternoon.
The Dublin Gazette publishes proclama-
ton lacing the country of Kilkenny and parts
of Armagh Queens and South counties, under
the operation OF the Peace Preservation act.
A Reputation from Galway had waited on
therLord Lieutenant to petition for military
force at Galway, to guard against possible
hostile landing at that port.
Lord Woodehouse expressed his disbelief in
any such landing, but promised to represent
the matter to his government.
The Brazil mails reached England TODAY
The Allied army under President Nutre
was expected to enter Paraguay.
The Brazilians were daily sending recruits
to the River Platte. The army in Corientes
numbers forty thousand.
The Paraguayan army concentrated at Paso
I'll Pelica, was awaiting the approach of the
enemy. A battle was considered imminent.
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-19

100 New Style Embroidery Sets, Sleeves and Col
lars for S1.25 set. An invoice of New Style But
tons, just received. 500 boxes Palm Soap, IL cakes
for 81 cents. so doz Har Nets, at 10 cts each. 20
doz. Shirt Bosams, all linen, from 20 to 70 cents
Black Lace Wells from 10 cents to $500. .e..Y
Fitzgerald & Hodsdon return thanks to the citizens
Of Portland and vicinity for their liberal patronage
the past year. We will endeavor by close attention
to the wants of our customers, and uniform cour-
tesy to those who may favor with their trade to
merit as heretofore your appreciation and kind fyors
Respectfully,
3 14S and 15O Middle st, Portland.
"a All Goods will be Marked in Plain Figures.
Feb 12-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-19
Young Ladies' Seminary.

FTNHE MISSES SYMONDS, announce the opening
l. ef their Spring Session, on Thursday, Feb. pod.
Address the Principals, Is Brown st, fe17dlw
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-19
Hoop Skirts /?
/ Hoop Skirts I!
Our Own Manufacture Unequalled in the
Trade
re Hoops, Tapes, 3 inch, $1.O0
30 Hoops, Tapes, inch, t4tA vs. 1.5O
CORSETS, CORNETS!

Genuine French Woven, S1.75 and $500, our own
importation.
Yankee Notions!
Pins-American and Howe's, &c per paper
Needles-Milward's Gold Eye, &c per paper.
Dress Braids-10c piece. 1.reI
Corset Clasps-sc piece. l-tst ID -tH
Gents Paper COllars-25c per box.
a. SPECIAL BARGAINS.
500 Belts and Buckles, former price 81 co. for 30 cts
each; 100 doz. Ribbed Hose for 22c per pair,
Dg- All our Gloves at Cost.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS. CLOAKS!
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The election Of the. Corporation officers las!
night by the members Of the. City Council in
joint convention, was the cause of some excite
ment, and was witnessed by crowds Of eager and
anxious aspirants, and their deeply interested
and .sanguinc, or, respondent friends. The
sCoupcil Chamber, in which the Convention
met was TANNED by standing spectators, from
the railing to the wall; the windows, which
had to be opened on account of the heat gener-
a.edby the crowd-the doors, and the verandah,
overlooking the market square, were all filed
by parties witnessing the balotting which con-
.tinued till nearly twelve o'clock-or debating
the probable chances of their respective favor
ties Upon the nomination OF certain candi-
dates, and on the announcement of their cleo
ton, theTspectators manifested their approval
Of the Conventions choice by the usual de-
monstrations Of applause, which were imme-
diately checked by the Presiding officer, j. B.
Smoot esq To the right Of the President, on
the raised dias, sat the President Of the Board
of Aldermen, George Bryan, esq, who receiy-
ed the box in which the ballots had been cast,
from the Messenger, and read the names Oh
each as they were recorded ty the clerk of the
Council, Mr.. T. White, whose labors were as
sisted by the Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen,
Mr.; T. NJ Mccormick
For the Treasurer of the Corporation w. D.
Corse was the only nominee and he received
the whole number of yOtes-24
For the Superintendent of the Night Watch
there were fen candidates, and three ballots:
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on had received a votes.

on had received "a votes.
| 4 action to POSI- 'lG the !lctl2l OF heer-
| or Of he Powder House. III nc g:ouHd 'hiF
there vas 10 Powder HUE t., KEEP was DC
cided by the Chair 10 iu,., the vot. being tor
po~lponing u ganst O. The Nbaie d.c!1ed
hat it eQn rel - - atopt the Restitution =
The question haw could heat II, was most
e J, but II i discus NJ the "ecl lom caus ii
much merllmeni
Dr. JOIN son stated thai the election u cek
of The '3as Wrks had been omitted.
hir SlIoot, Chairman, said tia nominations
Tor keeper OF Powder House were in order,
which election having been gOue through With,
DR., again demaDd d an election for Clerk OF
Gas Works, and nominated L. L. GNln tor
that office
Mr. Brent--By what authority?
The Char-It's novel question, Il Clerk
Las never before bc2n elected, and it Is Tor tie
Council to decide
Dr. johnson Was sorry to see gentlemen so
tenacious Of their schemes as to be throwing
obstacles Ia The way of the exercise OF the law
full power Of the Council He contended that
by the action of the Council at the last meet
ing it had been determined to choose the Clerk,
and he desired that the majority should main
tain its proper dignity. 4 surcptitious attempt
had been made, after this Council had voted
down resolution granting the Committee to
make the appointment, to Introduce and pass
similar one from the Board of Aldermen. The
action Of Council had, he considered, been de-
cisive. He did not care who was elected; all he
wanted was to establish the precedent
Mr.. Brent, thought gas very good lnstltu-
ton for the city, bnt he did not consider the
Council fit place to blow it off He commended
that the convention had nothing to do with the
question The Council had granted the power OF
appointing the clerk to the Committee and 1t
would require joint resolution resembling that
order, before any thing could be done. This
convention had no power over the subject what
ever He explained the previous action Of the
Council in reference to the subject and denied
that there had been any sulreptltlous action,
or that there was any cause for manifestation
of excitement He hoped that the Council
would not be converted into debating club, but
would attend to its legitimate business without
wranglng, and not be the went hole for all
the superhuous gas that had to be let off,
Dr. Johnson contendcd, warmly, that the
Clerk Of the Gas Works was an officer of the
Corporation, and as such should be elected by
Council, and read from the old rules requiring
the all such officers to be chosen by Council.
He insisted upon Council maintaining its dignl
ty, and declared there was no gas about it.
At this iuncture, Mr.. Robertson rose and
said that as resolution to adjourn was always
in order, he would move that the convention
dissolve-motion carried-and after the dlsso-
luton the Council adjourned
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GOLD.
JUGD.
New YORK, March 2S.-Goll 1888.
DIED.

On the Dist inst, of consumption. in the 9th
wear Of her age, JANE E. BOWEL, wife of
Thomas Dowcl.
That star went down in beauty, yet it shineth
sweetly now,
In the bright and dazzling coronet that dccksthe
Saviours brow.
She bowed to the destroyer, whose shafts none
may repcl,
But We know. for God hath told us-he doeth all
things we'll.
I remember well my SORROW as I stood beside
her bed
And my deep and heartfelt anguish, when they
told me she was dead;
And oh, that cup Of bitterness! let not my heart
rebel,
God gave, he took, he will restore: he docth all
things well
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

POLICE REPORT MAYOR s OFFICE-Leon-
ard Dogan, negro, for malucating his mother
was fined and held in the sum Of three hundred
dollars for his good behavior, for twelve months.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Charles Burnley,
and Emma his wife, negroes, charged with
stealing one hundred and twenty dollars, from
Willis Daniels, negro: turned over by the mill
tary to the civil authorities and committcd were
this morning discharged by Justice Moore.
James Madison, committed for shooting at
Patrick Foley, on Saturday evening last, was
this morning discharged by Justice Cotton,
upon security for his good behavior.
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IoR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MISS ZELDA HARRISON,

MISS ZELDA HARRISON,
the extraordinary young Contralto Singer, for
merly of New Orleans.
GRAND CONCERT.
LIBERTY HALL, ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, EVE NC. MARCH, 9th, 1866.
Miss ZELDA HARRISON, will be assisted by
the following talent:
MISS ROSA COOKE.
Prima Donna Soprano, English Opera.
Mr.. ED. SEGUIN,
The distinguished Baritone of the Conserva-
toire of Paris.
and Mr. LUCIAN MAS, Pianist of Vienna.
Miss ZELDA HARRISON will sing 1.-THE dear
est spot on earth is home, Rocked in the Ora,
die of the Deep "Come in and shut the door,,
and the Scotch Duet, When ye gang ava, !,
Miss Rosa Cooke will sing .The last rose Of
SUMNER" r"Within one mile of Edinboro," and
the Duet "Alps we'll" Mr.. Ed. Seguin Will
sing The heart bowed down" The old arm
chair" and unite in the Ducts Mr.. IL. Mas
will play two solos on the Piano
Parquette so, other seats 25 cts. Can be procu-
red at French's and PARROTS Stores.
NH 26-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

Ms FENToN NJ HENDERSON, esq, of Lees
burg, Loudoun county, Va, will receive sub
scriptions for the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, &C
cording to the published terms, payable in ad-
vance He will, also, forward advertisements
and collect the fees for them it is desirable
that the payments shall be prompt, as nearly
cash rs possible NH 26-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

1t Will be seen by reference to an advertise.
mcnt in another column that the distinguished
President of Columbian College, George ".
Sampson, D. d., will commence q course OF
Lectures in this city at the Methodist Protcs,
tant Church, on Friday evening next, the 30th
inst The subject of the first lecture will be
the instructive and entertaining one Of the
Land Of Goshen.
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NOURSE OF LECTURES
AT THE
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
BIZ GEO " SAMPSON. D. D.

METHODIST PR0TEsTANT CHURCH,
By GEO. W. SAMPSON, D. D.,
President Of the Columbian College.
Subject-' Goshen Friday Evening" NH. 50
desert Of Sinai Monday Even
ing, April 2.
= -."Palcstine '-Friday Eve. April G.
9 -''Jerusalem'- Monday Evening,
April Q.
Course-One Dollar; Single Admission 25 cts,
The proceeds Of these lectures are to be used
!or beneficial objects.
Tickets for sale at Bells and Frcnch's Book
Stores, at Arnold & Fields; at Stabler's and
hiiiburn's Drug stores, at c.; W. Green's Dry
Goods store: at Devaughn's Boot and Shoe store;
at Gregory Stove store: ut Actions Jewelry
store; ut Smiths Paper Hanging store, and Gem
cny's and Wilson'S Grocery stores, and at D..
Arnola' Hat store. NH 28-4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of the steamship China at
Halifax We have adrices from Europe to the
Sth instant From England we learn that Mr..
P. G. Barring is to succeed Lord Clarence Pagct
as Secretary Of the Admiralty. Mr.. Fenwjck,
one Of the Lords Of the Admiralty has resign
ed. Several unsuccessful attempts were made
on the 18th to launch the mammoth iron-clad
Northumberland" but after sliding On the
ways about one hundred feet she came to a
stand STILL and every effort made to remove
her mp to the date Of the sailing of the steamer
had failed. There had been fears Of a Fenian
outbreak at Leeds, England; and the city police
had been augmented Secret drilling, it is
said, had been going on among the Fenians in
that city for some time.
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there we're ten candidates, and three ballots

/ Thirteen being sufficient to elect, Jas +.
Walsh was declared Captain of the Watch.
For the positions of the Is watchmen whowere
to be elected there were sixty-three candidates,
of whom fourteen, viz J. T. Walker, George
Bogue, James Swami, Samuel Jefferson, Chris
TOPPER Lyles Thos D. Allison, Albert j. Fare,
Isaac Rudd, Robt. NJ Tomlin, jr., George o.
den, Basil Warren, Chas Greenwood, Henry
Padgett and Louis Edelen, were elected on
the first ballot; John I. Devaughn on the
second no one on the third, no one on the
fourth, and R. H. Rudd on the fifth.
For the Offices of the four policemen, there
were nine candidates, viz: James Webster,
Edward W. Davis, Joseph Padgett, Samuel
N. Chipley, Thomas J. Simmons, Samuel
Beach, R. W. Davis, Harrison Kirk, and Jno
Hancock, placed in nomination, of whom the
first four were elected on the first ballot
For the Harbor's Master position David A.
Lowe, Geo. w. Dearborn, aud Thos. Travis
were candidates, of whom Capt. Lowe was
elected on THE first ballot.
John Stephenson, John L.. Smith, William
Stonnell and VIM E. Atwell, were candidates
for the position of keeper of the Poor's House,
and John Stephenson was elected on the first
ballot
Drs Chancellor and Gregory were elected
Physicians to the Poor.
F. NJ Weadon was elected Weigher of Hay
he had no opposition.
For Keeper of Town Clock there were two
candidates, George Duffey and Edgar Fl. Field,
the first of whom was elected on the first ballot.
W. Riley Emerson was elected Inspector of
Beef and Pork-he had no opposition,
The Office of Night Scavenger had seven as
pirants, viz: Geo. E. Price, Geo. Fl. Lyles,
John L. Boyer, Elijah Pence, G. l.. Arnel,
Chas. Bladen, and Hez. Ward For this
Office there were two ballots, on the second OF
WEIGH George E. Price was declared elected
George W. Harris was elected Keeper of the
Powder House.
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ESENIAN BROTHERHOOD.

ARE HELD ON
THURSDAY EVENINGS
AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK,
AT THE FRIENDSHIP ENGINE HOUSE
on Alfred street.
al sterling patriots known to the COMMITTEES
81 Safety, are respectfully invited to join this
ther Holy Cause
Bonds can be had of Capt F. Malone, Wash,
INSgton street, between King aud Prince; Over
SSolan, 49, King street, and D. NJ Furlong, IL
oouth Fairfax street. On behalfof the circle:
;, JOHN 0'DONOVAN, Secretary.
MARTIN BERGEN, ergeant-at-Arnns.
NH 22-tf
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The alarm Of fire, last night, about hall-past
seven clock, was caused by the burning Of the
chimney Of 4 frame shanty, near Thomas Soap
Factorv.
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RIVER LINE STEAMERS. We took occasion
during the latter part of last week to notice the
fact, that the merchants of Alexandria had,
almost unanimously, petitioned Mr. Van RiS
wick, Superintendent Of the Washington and
Alexandria Steamboat Company, to place up
on the Potomac line of steamers for the &C.
commodation of the farmers Of Maryland and
Virginia We further understand this morn
ing that the petition above referred to, has met
tie approval both Of Mr.. Van hiswick and the
Directors of the Company and that the enter
prise will be put into early operation A steam
er will be placed on the Piscataway route early
during the coming week, and the Directors are
making arrangements for the purchase OF an
elegant light draught steamer to run to Klnsale,
making every landing upon both shores, and
two regular weekly trips.
We again embrace the opportunity of giving
our hearty approval to this new avenue OF trade
which will be open to our city, and relterate our
former opinion, as to its great usefulness to our
Merchants and country friends. both in this
and our siste State-and predict handsome
profits for the companies, as our merchants,
we understand, have pledged their support TO
the new enterprise, aud will advise all shipments
from their friends in the country through the
same channel.
RIVER News. The tide in the river yester-
day was, as stated, the lowest experienced here
for many years The three masted schooner
loaded with hay, which was aground on the
flats opposite this city, yesterday evening, got
off, on the food tide this morning, and went on
her way down. The steamers Columbia and
Diamond State left this morning for Baltimore
the former having greatly increased her rate
Of speed, may be expected here on Sundays
about five hours early than has heretofore been
her custom.
The large, turretted Monitor, which has been
at the Washington Navy Yard for some time
past, steamed down the river this morning.
There will be meeting In the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, this evening at halt
past seven clock, for the purpose Of reorganl-
zipg the Alexandria Bible Society auxiliary
to the Virginia Bible Society. Appropriate
addresses may be expected.
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D-BEIC SALE-Will be sold at public s.,


DJBIIC SALE Will be sold. at public sale,
on Wednesday 4 phil 4sh. 1856, IL Mel!lnG-
ton Farm, about 5 mile: South OF Alexandra,
onthe Pc omac, the following described person
III property, viz:
good horse. seven years Old an extra ROAD
ster2 good mich cows ] plan!atl Il wagon.
re rlY new Fan Mill! &c. -f.-.t.'
A lot of household goods consisting in pert OF
the following articles
Beds, Bedding. Wardrobe, Carpets, On &IotIS:
Tables Chairs. one Cook Stove, one F2r!of
stove one Ten Plate stove, Cr@ckery' D : }
Sale 10 ut - O'clock NJ and will
be positive Terms CASH.
inch 25-eo3t ISAAC $40 " De
NOTICE.-The Stockholders ofthe Manassas
zap ~ h. hnid ~ Aiovsn-
dria. on the 18th Of April, can have free trans
Gr on and retT6ia bv annv
"a ~ o,'t Worrnnton oHd f,ordGns
via w r NcCAFFERTY,
NH 29-td Gcnl, Sup;t .. {: 4. r. Z.
1T1. HATTIS VEGFTAPTE SIClTIAN
HAIR REVIEWER
Pannws rho Hair. .
HAJT,S VEGETARTE' SICIIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER
RESTORES gray ha!r to Its 0rig!nai color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
Rem w ER
Prevents the hair I from laiIin$ % r. -,
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The firm OF John T. Creighton & Son: Of
this city, have been appointed agents of the
Old Dominion Iron Works of Baltimore. SO
that dealers can now be supplied with nails in
this market, as cheap as in that city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

Miss Zelda Harrison, whose concert last
night was attended by large and select audi
cncc, and whose voice is spoken Of as superior,
will again. to night, afford an opportunity to
the lovers OF sweet sounds to enjoy themselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
MARIN LIS T.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH Is.

SAILED
Steamship Valley City, Price, New York, by
NJ Eldridge, s. Co.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money and stocks remaintwithout chang en-
There is a continued stringency in:the money
market, and but little enquiry for securities. ~
Some transactions in Southern Bank Notes, es-5
necialiy the notes of the banks of this State
l.hiob NAV be quoted at the figures given below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28

EOR NT-Two dwellings on Columbus
L street. near the depot, containing five rooms
in good order. Rent low to Il punctual tenant.
r. l.. WOOD,
feb 2i--tf No 10 King street
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TOR RENT--Thc long established DIR =!
streets, (adjoining American Telegraph Office Is
now for rent. 1t has been greatly improved by
two large lghts-dcpth Of Store 100 feet
Also Four Offices in second story COR rent. En-
quire of {. VI. Ia LOh.
mar If
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