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.vnzErrrr r.vtr. Hartford, ,April2.
This city gives Hawley 2,512: English 2,991.
English's majority 479.
Hawley's majority viii be from 800 to
1900. I'ory } 81 d. ...t.t4-.
New London County all but two towns, give
q Republican gain Of 200 over the vote for
President. ="
; New London and Windham Counties elect
five Union Senators, and give about 2, 800 ma
the Sth district by $40 majority, and Apple
man, Union, in the It'll district by sol major
ity. Wins AID 40
HARTFORD, April 2.
English has made heavy gains, but not suf-
ficient, it is. believed by leading Republicans,
to insure his election. Hawley, it is thought,
is chosen by less than 1000 majority. The
excitement here is intense. 8 has = y
II p. M-Hartford County, complete, gives
English 313 majority, a gain of 325 over the
Presidential vote of 1864. New Loud
County, complete, gives. Hawley 974 majority.
We claim Hawley's election by 1000 majority.
Midnight.-The Corant claims that Haw-
ley is elected by 1000 majority.
!. 1915 A. M.-The vote thus far received
focts up as follows: Hartford Co., complete,
Hawley SOB; English S,476; New Haven
Co., 2,l60 for English; Fairfield Co., 4,151 for
Hawley; 4,216 for English; New London Co.,
1904 majority for Hawley; Toland Co. 6i6
majority fer Hawley: Litchfeld, 1855 majority
for ,Haw.ey; Windham, ], $40 for Hawley, All
for English; Middlesex Co., 1912 for Hawley,
1,161 for English Total, Hawley 17,1S9,
English 16,4S4. Hawley's majority thus far
555. Hawley will probably have 900 to 1000
majority. sEsE - = = (
$50 A. M.-Returns from all but ten towns
give Hawley 700 majority The ten towns to
hear from will probably increase his majority
to 900 The Senate stands IA Union to Z
Democrats. The Union majority in the
House will be about so. aoI .
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April 2.
In this city Hawley has 2,99S, and English
4,54S votes. The De ocratic candidate for
Senator in the 18th district is elected by 20
majority. Col. Lucien W. Sperry, Democrat,
is elected Mayor of New Haven. 49,. d. d,
90 P. MAT this hour the Republicans
have both branches of the Legislature, but
the Governor is doubtful. Hawley is believed
to be elected by few hundred majority.
Linde Harrison, Union, and I. H. Bond
and Rogers, Democrats, are elected to the
Senate in New Haven County.
BRIDGEPORT, April 2.
The following is the vote of this city: Haw-
ley 1928, English 1925. There is Union
majority on the rest of the ticket. Nathan G.
Wheeler, Democrat, is elected representative
by 10 majority. Union town and city officers
are elected by an average majority of 30.
NEW YORK, April 2, 9 P. NJ.
Fifty-eight towns in Connecticut have been
heard from. They give Hawley, Republican,
cludes New London, Hartford and Norwich.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Apri

--E-+rt AUGUSTA, Me-, April 2.
The ice in the Kennebec commenced break
ing up yesterday and is going out. 1t will be
open for navigation shortly.
.,... Boston, April 2.
Jordan, Marsh G Co. have at last succeeded
in terreting out the man who originated the
false and malicious report that they had asked
an extension, and commenced an action
against him. Z.
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The Colagan VIII Case.

Mr.. EDrroR:-The report of your cores
pondent of the Collagan Will case. now on
trial in the Probate Court, in yesterdays Press
is decidedly exparte. 81 .1--.a.z
Mrs. Colagan did not testify Gin explanation
of the alleged Will that Capt. Collagan execut-
ed, codicil to the Will presented"
On the contrary she testified that the in
strument executed in the presence of Walker,
Giddings and Grover, and which Capt. Cola
gan declared to be his "last aciu and tesla
ment," before them, was only "a papers" that
Capt. G. never called it by any other name
and that she never called it by any name at
any time or in any place while Capt. G. was
living, or afterwards. She swore to this un-
equivocally and absolutely Friday forenoon,
although infinitely examined on this point.
And in the afternoon, without the slightest
explanation, she swore that she usually called
the paper during Capt. CTS life codicil, and
had done so since. = 70 r. ID szf
In March, 1864, she testified that she had
10 recollection OF Capt. @. handing ethe pa
PEI" to her at Growers store, that she never
read it, did not know the contents of 1t, did
not know the witnesses to it, and that Capt.
C. tore it up Immediately upon going into his
house, but she could not tell where or in what
room. During the present hearing, she testi-
fed that Capt. C. did give her the paper at
Growers, that she read ii, that she did know
the contents of it, and the names of the wit
nesses, and that Capt G. tore itup in his sicz;
room some days Gr weeks afterwards
As to the witness whom your correspondent
says corroborates her, he testified that Mrs. C.
came to Baldwin about the middle of .Jdnua,y
last, where she had beenonly three times dur
ing the past thirty years, arrived there Satur-
day night, and remained at his fathers till
Wednesday and then came home, but never
mentioned the Will case to him at all. y.
Mrs. Collagan swore several times that she
did not go to Baldwin until February after the
third, and talked the Will case all oper with
witness. He is her witness.) u e,
And after her sojourn there he comes for
ward with an entirely ne,p piece of evidence !;
says he was in Capt. CPS room in June, 1868,
when the Captain shew him paper and he
read it, and the Captain Immediately tore it
INTO nunuIeus vi PIECES, anu MIS-. y. was pres
emit; and although he has heretofore given his
testimony in the same cause, he never alluded
70 any such scene,-never mentioned it, al
tho, ,0h be had frequently talked with Mrs. c.,
s .nd Che lad never mentioned it until her mem
or.,,,o v;s;t - Baldwin last January, when his
T-eshed and he now remem-
mind is suddenly REL ''A'.N " ~" -ein'nl
bers all about the paper, L. 80 ~"
it was written, and all the contel.. A'n'''e',
&c. e
And yet he never read any of Capt CPS pa
pers before or since, never saw one, never
spoke of this; and after the lapse of three
years, can tell everything that it contained
Is not this wonderful confederation?
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NEW YORK. April q.
The Commercials article says the stock market is
excited but vac Hating. strong bear clique is still
hammering the market, chiefly through the sales OF
Erie uner which the price 6il this morning to IL.
Strong efforts however made to resist these oreIa
tons by the bull side, with some success.
Governments less active and rather weak; 5-20's
lower; skies Of 1881 1el and 10 4Os 1905 steady,
Gold continues excited the short interest being yet
unsettled. +
Exchange dull; sixty days sterling 1864 @ 1863.
Money in increased demand; call loans per cent.
Discounts are rmer, none below per cent but less
inquiry.
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E9rThe Pittsburg Gazette says that at the
opening of the present session of Congress,
Henry J. Raymond said to an eminent states
man, no longer in public service, "we are sold.
1t is always our fate to be sold upon the death
of the incumbent of the White House. But I
see no other way but to follow the President"
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April Q.
Fleur dull and unchanged. Wheat, lower grades
dull; old Red and White in demand; prices unchang
ed; Mess Pork at Is 90 "a 25 Co.. Lard in demand
Gold 1874, ....' .sri
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MEMS Rubber over shoes 1920; womens
80 cts misses 10 cts. per pair, at Halls Cub
Der Emporium, LAT Middle St. r.st.. If.
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on plan of said premises. The lots are twenty five
feet wide and one hundred fl. deep two may lie pur
chased together) and very desirable for gentle
men doing business in the city, ashley easily ap
preached by land water, and at dis lance
from any manufacturing establishment.
Pickett st. GO feet, and Broadway 100 feet wide.
Entrance to Broadway lots from Pickett st.
The sale win be positive and unreserved. No pri-
vate sales. Payment " i'll be required as follows:-
10 per cent. of tnepurchase money and auctioneers
tees on the day of sale; per cent. on delivery Of
the Decd 25 per cent in six months and 81 cent
in twelve months day Of sale, without interest,"
secured by mortgage of the premises. uil %
Buyers paying cash win be entitled to a discount
at the rate of per cent. per annum. To those bu Id
ing within eighteen months after the purchase, in
cordance with certain sketchto be exhibited one
half of the purchase money viii be refunded.
Re The title will be made perfect and the deed must
be tax within ten days alter the sale.
Plans and specif cations nay be seen at the office
of VIM. Willis a. Son, No. "a Exchange St., or by
calling Benjamin w. Pickett, at Ferry Village,
VIM. WILLIS & SON,
r' " .'7 BENJAMIN w. PICKETT,
+ ul'lf -J .9s y I'D -tl Agents.
1rr 9.ti HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctionesrs.
xutnn 1or0Q
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Nes0 York Weekly BGnk Statement.
[sE NEW YORK, April Q.
Increase in loans, g. s5n, ISL decrease in specie,
1885, increase in circulation, $493 1913; increase
in deposits ,347 increase In legal Tenders, g.
266 066.
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Auction Sales.
Auction Notice

THE sale of DRY GOODS will be coutinued sore-
l. noon and afternoon tn. oughout tie week.
l.. Nj. fATTEN.
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IsY TELEGRAPH,
70 THE DAILY PRESS. -
Tuesday Morning, April 8, 1866.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION /!
AsaOther Union. TictOry!
Congress Endorsed by the People!
-g-45 -.L
Connecticut Elects her own Rulers"
HAWLEY ELECTED GOVERNOR
BY 1000 MAJORITY
Both Branches of the Legislature
Republican! ga sr5
FIFTY MAJORITY ON JOINT BALLOT.
Especial dispatch to the Press.)

Especial dispatch to the Press.l
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 2, $50 P. NJ.
Hartford gives 479 majority for English ;
New Haven 1850 for English. In all but two
towns in New London and Windham Coun-
ties, we gain slightly on Lincoln's vote in
1854. The State has gone for Hawley, we
think, by 1000 to 1900 votes.
,E--fF iE EVENING PREss.S
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Near Congress Square.

TTHE subscriber would inform the public that he
i has taken Store No. 355 Congress St,eet, lbe,
tween Green and Oak) tor the sale Of Willow anu
Wooden Ware, Toys, Ladies' Foreign and Domesuc
Work-baskets, Kitchen furnishing goods, &C., &C.
S1 oA'A o JOHN S. CUsHMAN.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the City OF Paris at New York.
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House for Sale. "A
TIME tbree-story Brick House No. 20, corner OF
Danforth and TatesGtreets. 1t has all the mod
ern improvements and is in excellent condition.
= The house can be examined any day. .N
For terms, &C., apply to
RUFUS E. WOOD,
No. 10 Central Wharf,
Portland. Nov. 8, 1s65.-istf
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EDWARD M. PATTEN. Auctioneer
No. IS Exchange Street.
Linens, WoOlens, Dress Goods,
White and Printed CottGns,


White and Printed CottGns,
a. .... &C., sc.
MI DC sold at Auction without the least reserve
Tvnt 70 suit buyers. This stock will cover Lops
every anonsanI Dollars In pure ase money and
cnst Iele VIII be sold without the least regard TO
meme on every lot warranted perfect. Sale 10 COM
Friday, March 80, at 10 A. M. and BPM.
And continuing daily. morning and af,ernoon urt;,
every lot Is sHu Goo, will lie on en- tosexsmin 49,
Inc the goods, and they WIN find il the hes, iina,,
stock ever offered in this city by auction nnsn
1t will consist in par. Of 10, IL and 1oA T ,no
Sheetings, "a Pillow Cases Linen, loo piec, i
Shirtings, 800 White and Brown Linen able oySra
of every size and quality; Napkins, Doyhes, IeWel
ing and Crashes; Extension Colts OF every size thA
finest good imported; and ga brown and Eltaeb
ed Table Linen by the yard, suitable for hotels or
boarding houses; Ladies and Gents fine LINN Cam
brio Hdkts Hosiery Gloves DIR IS Goods, Balmorsis-
Impress Cloths, together with many her goods too
numei Gus to particularize. Also Broad Cloths,
DoeskiEs Beavers, Casslmeres, Satnets. Vestngs &C.
Ladies are particularly invited to look at this
stock previous to sale, and attend the opening.
.-,.. .s,. e. NJ. PATTEN.
March 26-dtd 80
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BricklaYers' UniOI

Bricklayers' Union.
TIME Annual Meeting of the Portland Bricklayers'
i Union will be held at their Hall, on "Wednesday
Evening April 4th, commencing precisely at seven
o'clock.
present as portant matters will come before the
meeting, A word to the wise is sufficient.
Mar2S-dtd TER ohDER.
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VIM. WILLIS & SON,
: Administrators Sale.

t4 49, ~ - ~ 20 Agents.
II g1si HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers.
March 1-2tawto nar29thendtd
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irish Republic.
TlONDS in deno m the general public, redeemabe
- ready io aer the Acknowledgement Of Irish nde-
Pc aSsass; with ha iasssss ii e orders
pei; annuin n. O'C. ODONOGHUE, Agent,
&c Free St, Portland, Me.
NOR 9q-d1wteodf
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ellis life was gentle, and the elements
So mixed In him, that Nature might stand up
And say to all the world, this was mani"
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STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of NEW YURH,


On the first day OF December, A. d. 1865 made to
the Secretary Of State of the State of Maine,
pursuant to the statute of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of this Company Is THE HOME INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, incorporated In 1858, and located
in the City Ut New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually
paid up in Cash is S2,ooo. Coo 90
The Surplus the LIST day of Deem
Der, loj5, 1,504.272 90
Total Amount of capital and Surplus s3,5oi,272 96
ASSETS.
Amount of Cash in Continental Rank,
New York, ! 3,ioG OF
Ainnt of Cash in hands Of Agents and
in course of .rantmis sion (esnialed) 3o,, $50 II
Amnt Of L. s. Registered
and Coupon Stock leSi,
market value, 81 93l,67o 90
Amnt. OF ned States
Bond, $50 market value, 1872 200 90
o,Na -n pn