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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-28
By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
NV Yoa~ Mo-, q
The Commercials money aTtiolesays. -

NEw YoRk. May %.
The Commercials money artIclesays.
The market is decidedly more buoyant un-
der the intelligence OF an improved eondl-
ton of afAlrS In London.
Money Is eaS1er, the applications for loans
1e6aE Les an6 th Pensina bn some
week call loans have received preference
over discounts. It is not Impossible, now
ever, that next week the banks Will conceive
II 70 be their best policy to discount paper at
current high rates, in preference 10 lending
sure 61591 Per cent for q period OF two to four
months. The result TO the borrowers in
stocks would be to keep the rate on call loans
OF The treasury to disburse as nicely as cir
cumstanceS viii permit. During the week
drawn from the Sub Treasury. No CIearing
House certificates have been presented for
payment. About one million OF compound
notes have been redeemed during the week
at the Sub-TreaSuFy.
A considerable amount of one year certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness has been presented
by the banks in liquidation Of checks drawn
on account of gold sold by the Treasury. The
Assistant Treasurer Is prepared TO redeem
any certificates of Indebtedness OF une, July
and August, at the Sub-Treasury in lieu OF
their being sent to Washington for redemp-
ton, course, which Will 1aclhtate theE LIZ re
demption. Certificates presented at the sub
Treasury must be accompanied with sched-
ule stating date OF certificate and the amount
Of interest aecording 70 prices interest TAPES 36s
certificates must also be endorsed with the
words, "pay the Secretary of the Treasury
for redemption" and be signed by the per-
son TO whom tits paid; the same party guar
anteeing any persons endorsement that may
be upon them.
The stock market Is more active under the
improved tone in affairs. The transactions
are larger than tor some time past, and gen.
orally at an advance upon the prices of yes
terlRy. At the half past two p. NJ. board
New York Central advanced q; Erie was
very active, and buyers option were put out
freely, but the price fell OFF q; Reading, and
Michigan Southern, and Cleveland & Pitts
burgh were especially active, the latter ad-
vancIng 295.
Governments are flrlner and more active
under the advance In 5.4S- At London gold
interest bonds are H@5s better. There is no
important amount of 5-2OS returned by the
steamer arriving this morning. By the next
steamer may be expected an important ship
ment as the result of the settlement on the
18th at London. The rate on call loans is
generally Z per cent Paper is pressed some
what urgently at 697 per cent for the best
names.
The Improved aspect OF affairs in London
has checked the upward tendency In gold,
and the premium has fallen materially dur
ing the morning, the market, however has n
certain support from its largely oversold con-
dition. The sales OF gold by the Government
since May LIST amount to So, 10000. The
total shipment from this port for the week
will count to about 81, 10000.
Foreign exchange is nominal at about yes
terday'S rates.
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The Dry Goods Trade.



The following is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, JObberS prices:
The market to-day has been excited, and
the prices reached on standard sheetings is
fully 20 per cent advance. Atlantic a sheet
lngs have advanced from % to 2Ic. Reports
from this exchange have indicated the state
of the market for weeks past, will be seen
by reference to the files. Brown Sheetings-
Pacific extra 2313; Matawamkeg A 221z; At
lantic %; Amoskeag A 2S1z; do b 2; Apple
ton a %; Atlantic d; Augusta 81; Broadway
y; Cobalt r q; Indian Head 2lLzi Nashua e1-
ira 81; Naumkeag A D; New Market A q:
Stark A 221$; do N 20. Shirtings and sheet
ingS, Observation-Disclosures SO; do A 81; Bart
Il It's 281%; do "a; do 81; Bates Xxx IS; do BIB
%; Bates IS; Bay Mills 81; Columbia 81: For
eStdale 80: Harris No. ! %; Hill 1dem 30;
James 30; New York Mills IS; Pepperel Az;
do 1929; do ll215. Denims-Arltngton 1871;
Arkwrght brown 80; Amoskeag 5215; Ches-
ter D 20; CIarlx's brown 321l; Manchester 32144;
Pearl River 5215: Suffolk A 3215; Warren
Brown 81; York so. Phnts-AlIen's Is:
American 1877; Amoskeag Is; COcheco 20;
Gaines, & Co. q; Hamilton 10; London
Mourning lT13; Merrimac D 20; do A % Pa
cfc 1917; Richmond's 10; Sprague's 1rocks
2O13; Sprague's fancy 1926 Sullivan l615;
Wamsutta ;Wauregan IL. ShirtS-J A L
Standard Dress Shirts, No. Is per dozen, SIS;
No. So per dozen, $40. Paper CollarS-Gold
smith, Hoffman 4 Co.'S Patent Precipitation
Proof Byron so; Shakespeare 40: Cuffs so, less
80 per cant; Enamelled Garrote 30. less 10
per cent,
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Pittsburgh OIL Market.

Duquesne way presented dull and gloomy
appearance yesterday. The fare up In gold,
light receipts of crude, small stock on hand,
unfavorabIe prospect of rise in the river,
difference OF opinion between holders and
buyers, ETC., etc., made 1t extremely dincult
to obtain an item of news, The asking rates
are l5c, barrels returned, and 2Oc, barrels IN
cluded. AS there was no sales OF c9nse,
in bond Is firm and prices are unchanged
since our last report. Free oil Is quiet. Resi-
dunn and naptha are dull. Following were
the receipts at the Allegheny wharf yeSter-
dAy: William Haldeman 2S barrels; James
Wilkins 33S; W. P. Logan 4O2S Fisher g
RrOthpF 9ST Total 1890 barrels.
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New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May D.
Money and GoId-Money steady at per
cent. Sterling Exchange-Dull at 1899 1927.
Gold-Lower; opening at 1891 and closing
Total exports of specie to-day 100000.
Government StOckS-Are 1zG2s better.
StOckS-Before the first regular session New
YORK Central was quoted ut 81; Erie IS; Read
ing ITO; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 81, and Fort
Afler the board the market was regular;
New York Central rose to 951l; Pittsburgh to
S9I, closing at S94; Quicksilver 5S1z; Erie
The steamer to-day took out for Europe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The only
subject of general interest before the
House this morning was the Tax bill,
which is still under discussion. An
amendment was adopted taxing rail-
road, canal, steamboat and stage
coach companies 2H per cent. on their
gross receipts from passengers and
mail. An effort to allow horse-railroads
to add this tax to their fares failed.
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WASHINGTON, May 26.-Active prep
fair, for the benefit of the Sailors and
Soldiers Asylum. A spacious build
ing is now in course of erection at the
intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue
and Seventh street for the fair. General
Augur has detailed number of sol
diers, who, acting as carpenters, COM
menced the building this morning.
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NEW YORK, May 27.-The City of
the 10th and Queenstown on 18th. The
City of London arrived out on the 18th
and the Nova Scotia on the 18th inst.
In both Houses of Parliament the
bombardment of Valparaiso had been
noticed in terms of Indignation, but
the neutrality of the British Admiral
was defended and fully endorsed.
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naltlmore CONGO AIarket.

There has been very little inquiry to-day
for coffee. and we have heard Of no sales
IShateyer IN consequence Of the advance
in gold the currency price of coffee has adj
vanced within the last day or TWO 1z4@2c. but
stiII quote Rio at I6<92gC, gold for common
10 choice; LaguayFa at 199201Sc, gold, and
lava at 261I93c, gold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-28

ST.. LOUIS, May ga large whole
sale drug-house, Peter E. Blow, Main
street, an extensive Job Printing and
Stationery establishment, r. P. Stud
ley & Co., adjoining, burned this even
ing. The loss will probably reach $751;
600. Insurance unknown.
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NEW YoRK, MAY 26.-Speeials I

NEW YORK, May 26.-Specials to
evening papers say:
The proceedings in the Republican
Senate caucus revealed the fact that
more than two-thirds will support the
constitutional amendment in a modi-
fed form. The third section will prob
ably be stricken out. Probably two
substitutes for the whole amendment
will be offered in the Senate. Messrs.
Doolittle, Cowan and Dixon were not
invited to take part in the caucus.
Lieut.. General Grant and wife intend
visiting ST. Louis and other portions of
the west next week.
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CHICAGO, May %.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull at 81 6591 $50
for No. l. Corn hrm and declined &c; sales at
5295E]c for No. l. Oats steady at &c for No.
l. Highwines dull. Provisions firm. Mess
Pork advanced Foe. Lard firm at 22g21zc.
EreiRhtS OuIet.
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Steamboats,.
POLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE.

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE CFoR-
y etgn goods mostly of direct importation,
bought at very low rate for gold.l
comprising gents ladies and chiidren's wear.
1000 doz- gauntlets, gloves, half gauntIetI
ana InlttS, consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk worsted, in desirable
colorS.
500 doz Handkerchief new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 doz. Neck-ties, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 dog. Shirt Bosoms, superfine grades in
linen and marseilleS.
$1,000 Glaze Paper Collars, of Goldsmlth's.
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
1000 doz. ]. & P. Coats and stuarts genuine
machine sewing cottons.
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
80 MS italian sewing silk in skelns and on
spools
so dog. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, cOmOS,
brushes, perfumery, soaps, pocket books,
beads, thimbleS, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
taSselS, velvet ribbons, full line of tSGtetaS
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt bralids, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet brsAidS, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmoralS, vest buttons,
French cOrSetS, fancy dress buttons, and "A
large variety of superior suSpendeTS, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
spectfully invited.
mr6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, May %.
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat dull. Corn
dull and lower; No. mixed zoe. Oats, Chi
cago 47c; Wisconsin SOC. Lard unchanged.
Whisky nominal. Canal FreightS duh 10
New York; wheat l49li17cI corn ll17c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-28

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-The total loss by
fire last evening will probably reach
500, 600. Mr.. Blows loss is Sl50,OOO, in
sured for Sl35, 600; Studley q Co., loss
$50, 600; insurance on the building $780,
600
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ST. PAUL, MINI, May pa fire to-
day destroyed the Cosmopolitan HOTEL
EIGHT smaller buildings on Third street.
Loss S75, 900. Partially insured.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 26.-Calvin
Ketcher, one of thu first settlers in this
city, and prominent banker and citi-
zen, died to-day
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BosToN, May 26.-The British steam
er Propontis, from Liverpool on the
18th inst, arrived here this morning.
News anticipated.
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NASHVILLE, May 26.-The Senate to-
day confirmed Governor Brownlow's
nomination of James Davis, one of the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners,
but rejected Messrs. Brown and Squirt
ing, the other two. The feeling in the
Senate is very strongly in favor of ap-
pointing to these offices native Tennes-
River four and a half feet on the
shoals. Rising slowly.
Over $1,000 were invested in Fenian
bonds last night. Several parties be-
longing to the Fenian organization here
have departed north, it is reported on
their way to the frontier where a de-
monstration will shortly be made.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, May 26.-The east
was destroyed by fire this morning.
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LoU1sv1LLE, May 27.-Terrell. the
murderer, was captured by citizens of
Shelbyville yesterday and sent here to-
day. He received three shots before be
was captured and it is supposed they
will prove fatal. A man named Baker
associate escaped.
Rumors prevail that there are large
body of Fenians northward from this
vicinity Tonight, destination unknown.
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NEW York, May 26.-Gold opened at
l 3ask and closed at 39H.
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NEW York, May 26.-There have been
no deaths from cholera on board the
hospital ship Falcon, and the patients
are nearly all we'll. The following is
HOSPITAL SHIP, May %, 1866.
The report of the condition of the
hospital for May IS, is very meagre.
No admissions or deaths. All doing
well and anxious to be discharged
and wend their hay to :the fertile val
lies of the West. Yours, respectfully,
D. 81. BISSELL,
Department of Health Officer.
Nothing of importance transpired
to-day at Head Centre Stephens Head
Quarters. II is stated that circles in the
Manhattan and other districts, have re-
solved to discontinue giving any pecu-
mary mid to Mr.. Stephens till he defines
his policy and renders an account of
the funds hitherto collected for himself
and friends.
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Washington Specials.

NEW York, May 26.-The Times
Washington special says, in the caucus
yesterdayofthe Republican members of
the Senate, general and very free in
terchange of views was had upon the
reconstruction question. 1t was agreed
that the DISTINGUISHING section should
be rejected and the balance of the prop
ositiOntO to amend the Constitution be
adopted. Upon the matter ofconfrma-
ton or rejection of Presidential ap-
pOintmentS the most radical argued
that it would be ruinous to carry on the
warfare already inaugrated in ex-
ecutive session, and that if the Senate
persisted in rejecting good men, whose
record for loyalty and integrity was
unimpeached, the Republican party
would be weakened, if not entirely de-
stroyed. This view of the matter
seemed to have the preponderance, but
final action was not taken.
The Tribune's special says, the sub
iect of an adjournment or recess was
taken up, and after considerable dis
cussion it was deemed best to continue
in session until about the middle of
July, when unless something IS deveI-
oped, not now anticipated, an Adjourn
ment will be acted on. The Constitu-
tiOnul amendments were taken up and
discussed at length. The third section
NAV be amended, or somewhat modi-
fed or strengthened, or propositions
may be substituted for disfranchlse-
ing forever certain classes of rebels,
or forbid them from ever holding any
office, either Federal or State
The Washington special dispatches
to the morning papers have the follow
ing: The reduction of the military
divisions or departments has been I'M
der consideration for some time past
blythe War Department and was prob"-
bly,, the subject of Cabinet consideration consider thu,
General Thomas's military division
will be abolished, and many if not all
of the States under his command be
merged into a department. 1t is also
rumoredthat the Assistant Commission
err of Freedmen will be superseded by
General Thomas, who will discharge its
duties in connection with that of mill
tary commander.
Private letters from Indiana to indi-
viduals in this city give very discour-
aging account of Governor Morton's
condition. But little hopes are now
entertained ofhis final recovery, though
his illness may be protracted Tor many
months.
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Great Fire at OIL City.-.Half the
Business Portion In Ashes-..LOss
1000, 900 - Insurance SIOO, 900 -
one Hundred and seyenty-ave Fam.
tIIes Homeless.
on CRY, Pa, May 26.-The most de-
structive fire ever in the oil regions oc-
CURED at Oil City to-day. The whole
east side of the creek, comprising halt
the business portion of the city, is in
ashes, consisting of IS stores, 8 hotels,
40 dwellings,, one church and seminary.
Loss 500, 900; insured 100000. The fol
lowing are among the principal suffer
ers: Gordon q White, mercantile build
ing, SAC, 900, insured 5000; Fox, Fuller
& Co., lumber, s7O,O 600, insured 81, 900;
Robson & Co., pipe works, $780, 900, in,
sured IS, 900; Alfred Wright, tools and
dry goods, $4,000, insured 5000
Bnrchfield, Casterine IL Co, hardware,
$780, 900, insured s12, 900; Williams & Co.,
$4,000, insured 10000. The oil ship
ping portion of the city sustained no
loss. Over 175 families are homeless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06
DARTow IRON WORKS,

A NUMBER OF FINE FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS
"A for sale Railway and Meuchin; good improvements;
from 1900 10 $4,000 s. H. IRELAND l52 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06

A SCOTCH PLAINs-FOR SALE, FARM OF 80
IA. q clear land and acres Of wood high timber
There house. barns and celars also good srns ana
stream house, opposite to the church There
y opening for grocery distance one mile ana hat
morning from foot OF Liberty street. and return at
night plenty of fruit Terms So coo; 81 $50 cash. the rest
bond mortgage. Persons who can give good REFER
obtain good Board at moderate TERMS Address
Mr.. Guerrier. Scotch Pllins N. j.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE COR SALE.

A IL WANTING FARNs;-LANDs no ALL wANrING
n Farms.-Largc and tnIi'9s settlement OF Nnellhai
mild iraate 80 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad;
rich soil prSuSns four 20 acre Business ,pi,s oenss
good soae hS 10 gstns 5ne as Vine
land Lands towns p N. j. Letters answered. fapers
containing full IN .oniaon viii be sent free.
A HANDS ,ME GOTHIC COTTAGE AND LOT For
n sale "a Sslteyle q minutes from New YORK, via New
jersey Central Railroad: house contains rooms cellar and
bsyeen LOT 50x50 FOR particulars apply 70 JOHN -.
PA6itSlN basement 81 CortaDdt street, or 10 WIN.
FOSTER, Statewide, Hudson county, n. j.
A DESIRABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES FOR SALE
"A of Yonkers Westcheser county about half
mile from DEPOT at West Mount Vernon. Fine build
sites. chance Apply to J. G. FAY, q Bieesksr
street. Broadway, N. y, w. Ii. PEIbEEION,
Attorney, &c, Mount Vernon.
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vVASrED--TES OR TWELVE BoARDERs FOR THE
w season, In private family IN Delaware county. Good
failing and hunting within mle Price go per week.
station Callcoon team In readiness II all tines Can
N. ", for two daya
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VVANrED-CoUNrRY BOARD, WITHIN ONE HOUR
Of Nsw York for family consI.iIns q man. wife and
horse and wagon Address, stating rms also distance from
depot W. ~ H., Herald ONCE
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VI ANrEp-pv A SINGLE GENTLEMAN one on
W%.so Rooms With hoard In she nessoorhood o. thIs
cftv bsd furniture cppiet can ~ urnnhsl s.con
notation ~ saddle horse rwired address stating ssnss
o. D. boz an. Fest c0lcs.
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A YHw APPROPRIATE ADVERTISEMENTS W.T.
"a be Inserted in;hdNAy nnInl~t ~ the ILLj srRATE
fHRENuf@QulcAB jyvENAfa 81 70 crnfs q line, " ytet
cnce ~ fOwLER WELLS 80 Broadway. NY
Arg circul>toa makes u spod adj o. tisins medius
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TIOR sALE-AT BARGAIN TIE HANDSOME
IT three story high soop House No. 1877 West Thirty sxt,
street. with elegant Furniture APy on premises from
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-28

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
4N been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust Of Administrator with the viii annexed Of
the estate of
ELIPHALET WEBSTER,
late of Portland in the County OF Cumberland ner-
chant, deceased and given bonds the law directs
All persons having demands upon the estate Of said
deceased, are required to exhibit the same; and
persons indebted to said estate are called upon to
make payment to JOSEPH IL. WEBSTEK
Administrator with Will annexed
= ioruahd' Dec IL, tet6. dec q d1aw3w
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For Lease.

For Lease.
THE valuable lot of land corner OF Middle and
Plumb Streets, Tor term OF years. Enquire
OF e. Q. MITCHELL n SON,
Aug. 2S, 1sCG-du 11S Fore Street.
o. House for Sale, No 80 Myrtle Street. En-
MIA. quire at No. Central Wharf f's
MILL July 12-dti
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DR.. JUAN DELAMAKE'S
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS.

Hundreds and thousands annually die premature
ly, when, il they would give the Great French Rem
dy,
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-28
Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Dec q.
MARRIED..

In this city, Dec, %, by Rev. DIR. Burgess, William
David HUT, OF Prince Edwards Island and Anne
Mackenzie. Of Portland.
In this city, Dec. 22, BY Rev. DIR. Burgess, Samuel
Bolles and Caroline Mountfolt, both of Portland.
In Harrison, Dec. Ii, Lorenzo e. Plummer and
Miss Lizzie NJ. Barker, both Of Bridgton.
In North Woodstock, Nov. "a. by Elder j. Whit
man, William Chamber ain, of n. W.. and MISS
lamar w. Cushing, OF Lisbon.
In Brunswick, Dec 49, VIM. p. Hutchinson and
Hanna NJ. Campbell.
:. In Brunswick. Dee 10, Charles W. Merriam, of
Harpswell, and Jane S. Foster, of Topsham. y
In Boothbay, Nov. 20, Chas. Ii. Sherman and Miss
Josephine Reed.
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DISASTERS.

por,,s (, q Hamilton Sheppard, from New ork
for Portiand in ballast, got ashore on Point Jueith,
hsbV 20 to pieces At the time of the grounding the
baroue was drawing seven feet OF water and was
about two hundred yards from the shores she kept
tnumping and drifted up to within a hundred yards
when she swung round and became unmanageable.
She had but boat and this shivered to pieces
against the vessels ide in consequence the strong
current which sets round the Point. A line was run
out and oated to the shore, when another boat was
fastened 10 it and drawn out to the wreck, and the
crew safely landed. When they left, the sheathing
was tearing of the barque and the ballast coming
out She was good vessel OF 200 tons, rated AZ,
was built at Falmouth in 1919, and owned in Port
land by VIM Chase, and others.
Brig Milwaukee Of Cherryfeld, at New York from
Port Spain had heavy gales The passage, lost fore
sail and split other sails.
Sch Frances which got ashore on Kittery Point
in the gale of Oct 1s was purchased by parties in
Portsmouth for $1,000. She resently got off and
while towing into port, suddenly sunk near Pumpkin
Island, but She was raised agan on Sunday and got
into the h9rbor Hff
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-28
Naughty Girls.

A custom prevails in some European cities of
quietly removing Vi ct armis persons who insist
on disturbing the audience in theater or opera
mouse with selfish and untimely noise If
not the manners of such, continue to indulge
at New York places of amusement in nrac-
tees which can be described by no milder
terms, we really must urge that it will con-