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TIE schooner Lizzie W.sDyer, Capt. Davis,
from Elizabethport, loaded with coal, and
bound for this port, went ashore on the West
side of Wood Island, near to what ia called
the Pool, about 5 o'clock, on the morning Of
the 25th inst. 1t being very thick fog at the
time, the Captain judged himself far. enough
from land to go clear of the Island. The
schooner soon bilged. I, as agent for the
owners, received dispatch from the CAPTAIN ,
and immediately started for the wreck. On
my arrival we commenced stripping her, and
saved about every thing in good order. The
hull will be total loss, as also will most of
the cargo. l would take this method to re-
turn my sincere thanks to the inhabitants for
their kindness and assistance to us on this oc-
casion. They rendered us all the assistance
we needed and their charges were very reason
able, more so than one could expect them to
be under the circumstances. feel it is due
to the inhabitants of the Island to make this
public notice. ROBERTSON DYER.
Portland, June 80, 1866.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS. = The total value o
ioreisn exports from this port last week
amounted to $22,sS2.4S. Included in tbe
shipments were 22 box shocks, 2.eso shoo,s
and heads, 69,5OO hoops, 2,691 pairs headings
s1e.469 #. lumber, "a empty casks, 20 hhds sp.
gar, 2,50O lbs. lard, 3,S44 bushels oats.
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MUNICIPAL oURT.

KINGSBURY j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.--Ansel Lothrop, atwhose shop small
quantity OF ale seized by the Deputy Marshals,
was adudged guilty. He appealed to the Supreme
Court. Evans s. Putnam for the defense.
The case of Thomas Parker-searclr and seizure
was continued to Friday, July 9Th. ..xs q
lad named William Tierney, for habitat truancy,
was sentenced to the Reform School during his mi
unr;tv
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DEATH OF AN UNDERTAKEN. = Mr.. Ira
Stilson, one of the undertakes of this city,
and for many years sexton of the I'd Parish
died yesterday morning, after an illness which
had confined him for two months. He will
be buried with Odd Fellows honors at three
o'clock this afternoon from his late residence,
No. 23 Myrtle Street.
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The FERRY.-The managers of the Cane
Elizabeth Ferry viii run the steamer extra
ia'e on the evenings Of the Sd and 4th: ON
the Sd the last boat will leave the citv at II
O'Clock; and at II tmidnight) on the night of
the 4th. VI
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AFFRAY.-A row occurred on Federal street
Saturday morning, between a hackman and a
teamster, in which the former got the latter
down while one of the hackman's confederates
beat the teamster severely. Deputy Marshals
Wentworth and Irish arrested all the parties,
who gave personal lecognizance for their ap-
pearance before the Municipal Court Tuesday
morning
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CRcUs.-Lent's great New York Circus is
to exhibit in Portland on Monday and Tues
day, July 18th and 17th. We shall take occa-
sion to speak of it before that time.
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Ne,c York Items,

New YORK July 1.
No cases of cholera were reported to the
Board Of Health yesterday.
The Excise Commissioners have received
81, ,100,S55 for license fees. The Commission
ers have been served with $50 injunctions.
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COMMENCEMENT exercises at Westbrook
Seminary, will commence this evening at I 1-2
o'clock, with an address by J. G. Adams Of
Lowell, Mass, and poem by Miss j. S.
Ouimby of Westbrook.
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FALL I'm IF. F.'s."
(FUNNY FANTAsTIesJ

A III FIRST class I'd hand men, who would like to
.n1 C1ta.,c, sc era ro uested to meet THIS EVE
MING, at Room No i, Did City Hall. Room open
every even ng this week. 1ei oiuer'
iune26dswE
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WE learn that DR.. Lamb, of this city, is
about to erect beautiful monument of Italian
marble over the remains of his father, the late
Rev. John B. Lamb, of Lincolnville.
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The Naye, academy Fleet.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 80.
The Naval feet sailed this morning. Two
weeks will bc spent cruising at sea, and then
rendezvousing at Portland,
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If3
TWENTY-NINTH NAME This regiment
has been mustered out and tbs men paid off at
Harris Island. A portion of the men arrived
here on Friday, and the remainder on Satur-
day, and left for their various homes. The
following was the roster of the regiment:
Brevet Brig. Gen. II. Nye, of Lewiston, command
ing.
1t: Col. Charles S. Emerson, Auburn
Adj Alpheus L. Greene, Portland
Surgeon Josiah F. Day, Jr, Portland
Asst: Surgeon Henry C. Cotton, Lisbon s
Co. b., Capt. Benz. M. Redlon, Portland; 1st
Lieut. 5 samuel +; Hunt, Thorndike; I'd Lieut.. Lo-
Co. c. 1st 1t. Chas. B. Fillebrown, Winthrop; 2d
Lit Henry M. Smith, Portland.
Z Co. D., lst Lieut.. Chas. II Jumper, Lewiston
Co. e, LIST Lit. Chas. c. Graham, Westbrook; I'd 1t.
Gilbert v. Bangs, Pennington
!. Co. y, Capt. a bel G. Rankin Lewiston,
Co. III, Capt. Granville Blake, Auburn; 1st 1t. G.
B Coburn. A. Il, Q. NJ, Auburn; 81 Lieut.. Natl an
H. Lander, Auburn.
Co. !, Capt. Almon c. Pray, Auburn; list 1t. Jno.
Auburn.
Co. X. 1st 1t. Hartwel S. French, Auburn; I'd It,
James Gillespie, Fort Kent
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CO. Q.-An members of this Company are
requested to meet at old City Hall this even
ing, at o'clock.
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Hail sauare three insertions less, 75 cents; one
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Under head of "AMUsEMENTs,. {. S20O per square
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tion above. .s
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BOARDING.

DLEASANT front Rooms, furnished or unfnr-
IL nished, with board, at II Free street. Respee-
tabletransient boarders accommodated. jy2dlw*
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every day Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Stree
Portland n. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS: Eight Dollars a year in advance.
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An7eat0J Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the PLUMER PATENT
LAST BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY will be held
in Portland, at the Office of Messrs. j. g. +. III
RAND, No. 1913 Middle Street, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of July next,
At 8 o'clock, p. M.
June 30, 1866. iv2dtd
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For Sale.

ONE PORTABLE FIRE ENGINE, manufactured
~ by Fountain Engine Company, suitable tor
Pumps, for sale low. Apply to
EMERY s. FOX, or
july2df LEONARD CROCKETT.
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COp0rt7eersN6p Notice

HALLS HAIR RENEWER
Is the most perfect preparation for the hair ever Of
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making tho hair soft, nstrous and silken.
R.P HALL s. CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Propretors.
.Inlu o--daW1WSn.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance.
, 1866-12-29
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Arrival Of General Ghrrnan-ault Against
the Factdc RaEtfend-Whtnt X the a1ilts1n arr
to be ExnpIoyed-Ee-r4p4ure of EAcup<d
F1isancrs-Fntnl Acetdent-Thc Rlvef-uc--
tsrncslve Fire ut WAsTea1burz, NO.
Especial Despatch so the Chicago Ttibune.1
sr. LoCrx, December r.
General Sherman returned to the ettY 1T mid
Eight, arrtvsr: In time TO attend the funeral Of
Colouel Sawyer, his Adjutant General. which took
place ut II O'Clock tbfa raolning, at Jefferson
Barracks.
The County Court has instructed its attorney to
commence suit agalnst tho Pacific Railroad COM
pany for the balsuee 0! the original Indebtedness
due, ath II icrrst On account Of bouds Issued for
!hc completion OF sid road. The amount was
$1s.!N when the nrst suit VII. brought, siuca
balance dur lhe county OF about $lGGG.
Governor Fletcher hsA WriEeu 10 1udru Efng,
Of Ray County. tLal the militia will noi be cu,-
ploJcd, save whcre 1t appears The courts are
| poNcflees.
Althe prisoners who lately escaped froa, the
Miller County iai1. II TE~cumhis, tays becn re-
| captured. Whllt out. they stole nine hos1es,
f1feeu alr Of boot1. tre new coats two bolts Of
| donrsiic and one bolt Of cotton na1nol. hve ID
tles, ,.lrtJ pounds oitobaeco, and nnmeFors other
| nsi!cies- Alter making the above haul, the Fa1g
;b.n ert 10 The ncasett house, iew miles from
| 1I+cnmbla- and sweut TO sleep. While IN tdis
cSrdi,en the ofaecss pouneed upon them and put
| ths Ia Irons
| lhe,aas Walsh, from Cincinnati. was INSTANTLY
I killed At the Iron Mountain Kall1osd Depot, 1t
| pint o@tlneE, by b-Ir e ruu ovrE.
l6c river u falling. Large naasscs Of tce arc
coEis'G down, but The watc: Is get too high fos
~. loC1s, December "A drc In Warrtns-
bctr, no.. On Christmas ETC, destroyed twcnsy.
| two bt sIIc<s horFcs End three dwellings,. Estl,
: : mated loss $s.l,coo; insurance not known, hu1
, 1866-12-29
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

Tac steamer Commodore ofthc Long Inland
sound Line a Total Wrrch-Snrrow Es-
cape Of the fassengct~.
RUIu uEAD, L. l.. December S5.-The stcau,-
boat Commodore, or thc Stouinctun Line, Is
ashore SIX miles vest ofGscenpoini-
"Details Of The loss Of thu steamer Commodore
sho"tthatsthate on board made very narrow es-
cape. Shortly alter The commencement OF the
gals. which was terrific she broached TO, that fe,
the wind came 20 heartily she rrf1sed to obcy her
he!m, aud could not b Kept Oh her touree. At
this time her bulwa,ks were rlovc IT. the forward
ci1cs1cnt now becanc Intense. ard ali attempted
bu,EJ every eouniensuce depleted ustcr
derpals: Aany engaged tn prayer, md few lost
their eelfposscesion. Inside Of the vessel ftovos
:oppled. aud 1t Nas by the utmost c1orts o! the
crew and others that The vessel was prcrcutcd
from bu1nlng up. There was m alaJn, Of 0.r, hut
the flames were extirgutehed.
al ten o'clock The fires were all put out and dan.
ger nom that fourre was avoided. For two hours
lho vessel ds1tted Ut the mercy Of tue wares. the
Captain and pilots being successful only in keep
her towa1da the Long. 1e1aud thore. At two
O'Clock q. m, HAWKING Point was made. the cale
continuing without abatement. She gradually
dttsfsd iE!o little hay about two miles west Of
HaTkirs Point light Anchors weEr then dropped
In about two fatEouas Of water. patt Of the cargo
had been thrown overheard. The pamps were
kept constantly 1t work. AT lhc sA1oc kiInc Two
lines Of hatltrs were formed, and did adnIrable
service In this condition the boat las I'LL day
liEnt. at which lime II was decided to beach the
khle beeAme eti1 moro futtous- II erch wCro Dos
etble. The 1tfe-boasa we're lowered. and QUO was
:nn3l5 londed IN The breakers. Soon a line was
FOL 4shott, the boats Ncrc manned mud controlled
The nho1r, were safely landed The vessel amer
Mhf1s bscka to pieces.
, 1866-12-29
FEDM LOUISVILLE.

Horrible Case OF Murder and ATTEMPTED
sutcatc-Thc Packing Haslness.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1fpunc.l
LOUISVILLE, December 29,
This morning at Two o'clock John II. Perkins,
'o1 many years Prominent official in tho church,
but lately convicted OF stealing Fl om bis employ
cTs atd sent to the FcnlendsrJ, hut just pardoned
out, cut tie throat OF his wifa and thea lis owl,
and left Letter 10 bfa daughter acknowledging
the crime, and expressing willingness to sacri.
nee bis Life to alone FIR 1t. In 1t be implicated
bis Mlc a. having lEeited him 10 nteal which is
1nadmaa's lancy. he says In the letter:
lhis Ch, lst19as y ny last day with you. THIS
morning, when walked up, asked your mother
fo: Ch1!ssras gift. she said ehe had noae I
s1td Kiss would do, which sho etontly refused.
which !. hnrt ny feelings, for asked ii from nj
Before the Coroner, the daughter, Rosa Perkins.
testified:
II and little brother sleep In the room, with
mother and Eather. About two o'clock In the
morning vas awakened by father talking 70
mother. liz" ttAndlnS By tho bedside With u
fszor in his hand. ue seized mother, ana cut her
lh!oat Az le raade the stroke, mother scsyamcd,
eaugEt brother IN my arms and ran toward the
dcct. 'hez told me TO look In the trunk and
ret record which would explain all tlcp, Iii.
Ting uTou the edge Of the bcd, with his left E1nh
tt held up hts chin, and With. bis razo1 In hts
fleh! hAEd, cut bis own throat, and fell upon the
bed by thc side Of mother. rho was dead."
Perkins will Eroosbly recover.
1850; Ii: rcns. 2a0. Ihosuy i Co., packers.
the leading points wiliau short Of the aggregate
oflast year.
, 1866-12-29
THE CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION.
ISYS.

Their Reception at jackson nnd Magnolia
a1lss.. and at New 0rscaus-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
NEw 0aLKAxn, December -
Tic Congressional delegation wAs kindly r.
ectEcd yesterday morning 1t Jackson, Miss 1ht
delegation W&s ract bJ General Beaufecard and
othex prominent gentlemen from New Orleans.
GoTeEnor Humphreys, Of M.sstsalppl also ca1led
a.e s as Ss. sotsl w1s,e Ssy w. ;sR2e I'd
citizens went 10 tie ho.el, and every
ConErcfsman WIS kept bn!J. conrc11inr with
ths@ The Of oonss s1 "; kD
themselves u much surprised 1t The treatment
Il Ssssolis, ~. tae g.n, IT. et cSpEes:ns99
t,keR 70 the csat,al 4ea,s, ghe5s splead,;a din
M si1p n:ae % 1e1g h'pp5 m = speets % 4esomiae ~ % IL
would s not seeetSe any :ndisnii5 o. .ocouht q
sensior Wsae was called upon to make
be ii last eonsented, ard responded ID vesy
that wc Of The North only va aaled such action a.
Womb secure to tho nation tefraterut1 ltton and
return Of u" ktn1ueescs taal existed before the
wanted = - harmony and kind relations between
tn" sections.
Today The citizens Of New Orleans gave din
Lei 10 Ine u!empEse o! touEfetA VINO aAY6 A.
t7red, ned the expressions Of kindness ~e1e of
tho very kIndcst character, and from tho most
prominent.
The party then visited erer5 place OF Interest,
and werc veil teeeiycd. Tlcy Visited the race
track and lereea. The citizens treated al kindly.
NEw ORLEANS, December IS -Ateleyen o'clock
to-day. committee Of tho ComIarn Council. &C.
eompanietf by several prominent tittz.ns. rendered
The hospitaltfes Of tha city to the excufstoniats
aud fnst tied them to pnltic dinner at seven
o'clock, which has been accepted.
One Of the dneat boats On the Mia8fsaEppi Will
leave With the party tomorrow morning. and
steam up and down In front Of the city. Eetweer
lwo sud three O'clock they will receive visitors,
aEd tepa1l for Washington at nine,
, 1866-12-29
FROM UES MONIES,
| Temperance KevS<nt-Scixnrc of I.i1uar-
DtelncItncd to Accept-8oly ldcnt1beA-
I tHrrrr Frr&tAn.

Temperance KevSvnl-Sciznrc of I.tquar-
Dielncltncd to Acccpt-8oly ldcnttbeA-
Murderer Arrcstea4 &c.
Especial ucspateh to The Chicaco Tribunal
Dks NonEs, December 99.
Tic Temperance people here aze geftfng up
revival In the Cause. Tne 61t Of series OF meet.
tn:s vas hcld to-day, and 4 determination mani
tested to enforce the prohihtosy liquor Law to the
letter. The law N 1ow1 IL stringent enough to
force 1t.
1xcuty-eI9ht barrels Of ynsious kinde Of lfouo.
we're seized today. and placed In the Court
houee. Several snail lois We1r seized few daYA
tipce, and great deal more Is to BE- seized, unless
1t Is Otherwise dispoeed Of
General Williamson Il reported Is dls!neliued
to accept the Lieutenant CoionoicY.
At1s i Co. have JUST Issued very neat dlrec-
tpty Of cur CITY.
Weather very cold
The murderer Of the man found dad near OF
tnnwA, On Friday. has been arrested. The zane
OF the murdered Euau Wa4 Letter. The name OF thf
murderer u Austin Fogien. md 10 lived Il
Promise ctsJ. Nayne CounH. The hoIees were
recovered. 1tEcthe! wnh The exact amounl of gold
taken ftuM hts VICTIM Tna s1yeI be had dIapoeed
OF Aleo lwo coupons cut from the bonds, whi:h
are identified a belonging 10 the deceased. The
evidence Is conelnsise 1Sa1nst him. he ID now In
f1U IN 0Bk1 k1iCbK1-
, 1866-12-29
GREAT SNOW STORM AT THE
EAST.

Aafttond Commun3cntfou Entirely 9ns
pcndcd-TFaanB enowtd In nnd he Paascu
Aers Rescued with DIn3eufiT-%everes
fnow storm for Many Years-Damnxe Il
"haFve9 and shipping.
ALnANT. n. r., December 2a.-The storm res
ierdaJ md last riaht was the most severe we have
had In this locality since l855 SNOW ge]l 10 tht
depth & ), Of a,.ts twenty inches; The wind blew
cae caet ~ " alght & Grazing drifts Ii some places o
1ne gale continues this morning. I.slIsoad
con- 1hs no 's snrel The Eai1
ye*tcfday aneEnocn, ran into 4 suow-drifr west
oI Albany aud could not be extrac1tsd An m.
successful Effort was made 10 reach the 6ala With
ot men arc employed to shovel away. Every cE.
fort kas rroreI inule. The worknen are com
plf;eiy covered Up IN the drt!1a.
and four or d!c freight trims feached West Al
W. H.nL r'leq 1,'! qp hiEhs; ttaa .he loeonot.e.
enlne .he passengers from cold md nuaScr. @ ~ 'e
NJ trains ha,e Lett On any OF the ra!ltoads since
last evening. noz hare any reached tue cttr from
Ee1iy sii the telegraph xtrcs between tbl. city
stood The stnrm work veTy hard. s '|''' N''' "''0
tomc tine.
tterday. continues In full yiolence. 10 arrivals
trom tht East thfa morning. The trafps last u{aht
were abandoned at Bn1a1o. The passenger trims
East, Eest and Sonsh lett here this morning on
badi;. 1nefe Is R'' Hoeh sp0~' ont 1t Is drifting
srntHor111p. Mass, December . lin conse.
d1ence OF the storm no nains, at elcrena o'clock
The trim from the<Ee*t due at $50 la. night,
Sas ss ,o; osasea Ill.,. it ft4aeld LII this ao'0s and
NEW ionK, December 2s.-This haz been IN
anxious coy tor the undeFwr1aess ard ship
, 1866-12-29
FROM BOSTON.

Appropriation for a eotdIcrs' Heuam mi
Netented-scFisus Fire in New Bedford
Committed tof u Mardcr-SaiArles al School
Ttnehets IDcreAAcd-
Bosros, December ss.-The Common Council
last Gse1 }rE deseated 1hc proposed Appropriation
Of <Gll0C0 tor so1cicss> Eonumttt
boszox, 1eeemheE ss--A serious trc occnnsd
IN New Bedford This morning. Ii broke on: IL
The iron foundry Of Jotepa 6. Grinnell~ on Fron,
street. which VA enttrcly consumed. The 1oun
dry ot Clifford 4 Aen. eoppezs.aishs> was tadly
danlacrd, and also The shops OF Pondon i Futter
palnn.c.s' :id S 5o:epa ciark, pnnp and hlocs
Alice lane, Who rho. Harriet Pans. i colo.ed
doneet.c, Al house Of n fane, No, Adea
pal Const To-day. Physicians stated that ,Ac in
jer,dM M eitl rs s.Enos , lxs. Ihe s.ss xss coanaued
State Constable Jones has directed that Ill eat
!nS eeuscs hereafter shall elose AT o'clock O:
SLrGaf evenings. ard one or 1wo prosecution,
hare been Esce for noncnnpliance. Iho .a9i;e,
C1e1tAe much comment and ridjcu}e
The Stlocl Commissioners hAvc advanced tht
Aalarses Of teachers TIN TO dfsecp Der cent
Bosroh. December Al: teu1.aaupA div
, 1866-12-29

1.nrCr Fsrc-Dcs1rue,l"n OF the Eagle Iron
NcrLs-l.ox. &30, ,10p-A New Uolcl.
Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago Tsihune.l
MnwACKtk, December %.
One Of the most destructive fires that h1a taken
pl,ee for SINE line, occurred herc this morning.
II fret b1okc oul In The large foundry knowu a.
tie Eagle 1run Works, corner oE Second and
Fowler slzecls, the structure OF which was con-
sualel 1ap1dlY. The timber being old aid DRY,
and Gseel wind sweeping down The Menominee
At !he time. eindcrs and blocks Of burning
lumber yard. large two-story building
used rs = repalr. chop By the Milwaukee and
11airie dn tkicn Railroad Was nexr enve1op-d in
fan.ea. Mkt cana a tvo-storE dwelling house
occlritd by Mr. Cline. which was destroyed.
together with barn belonging to the Railroad
Honre. Ec1t the dcvoutioS element spread to
the lumber yxsd ofjphuson : Co., which burned
10 the allcF scEa1a!inG taIs yard from another,
which connected with tercral wooden buildings,
aEd had lhe drc crossed the A1ley, the whole
lower portion Of that part OF lhe city would hare
been mass Of futrs. Eight million. OF dollars
woutd not bare co:efed The loss,
and all owing to the neglect Of The city to
equip the new engtntE. As 1t WIS. the three
engines were just barely able 10 stop the FIR at
tho alley. i they had had one OF tive more
been no DANGER OF Its eplcadinE.
The total loFr Is e1l3nated 1t $4,000; Insured
for about <sD,t
an enterprise Ia on foot 10 build laree hotel In
ihu Fourth Warn. 10 be called the NfwauEee
HOukc. John {1ank.nson, one OF our wcalthicst
citizens, IL lbe prime noycr, and what he pnde.-
tAkcs can't stop thost VI completion.
, 1866-12-29

s1nn1l: Among the principal losers arc patlnctou
e 61oan, Hyatt & Allen, jas. Iaphicu1er III.
hoesT 70 bIrE; aenry Neil. Cruise d Garth, Ar. Hall,
". Mecleuand. Kirkpatrick Blodgett
Fl. LOUIS. December s3-The Dkmoerars Jef-
ietson City special h1ys delegation Of influential
s'HSens i!S o. L1iegto1 bare been !a eon.altanoa
auranees that tho 1awa shall hereafter b enforced
and order preserved. he has promised 10 withdraw
AZ The militia except dHy meo.
The Lincoln Institute Of Jefferson City, for tho
education Of colored youlh- tAs received dona-
Won OF Il. .0G0 from the Freedmen : Bureau.
1he wagon factory OF Hebron Ectrry, 1T St,
iast nisht. Loss, els,oN to 3l5,0oo; insured for
, 1866-12-29

City 0mcers ChArxe1 with Fr0ud-Ffnuda
On the Government bs SiIk and Lnee Ins-
pofters-Exe4natar hevoked-Clly F1uan-
cc~, Etc.
NEW ioaK, December 2s.-F1ands upon thu
revenue are known to hare been petpetfated by
some Of the larFetr sflk and sfca Importers Ii
tlit city. ty undefvA1ued invoices, etc. 0ne In.
porting house Was mate to pay $50 100 In gold foE
attempting to esade the law.
Tho steamship Anstrsiasian, from Liverpool,
wcnl Ashore, but got Of.
Steamboats, and aailooats are detained, and telc.
graphic communication i partly interrupted.
NFw YoAK, December 23.-P,sldent johnson
has rcrokrd the cxtquatus granted to Gerhard
Isn..en, Consul Of Old nbu:f; to New York, said
Jansen having refused to appear In tbs supreme
CoIst Of New York IN an action AGAINST him and
U hers, pending his consular privilege.
Tie corporation Of Ills city have bsoneht suit
Acanet Chas. q. Cornell, Late Street Commission
et+ for seytEal hundred thousand dollAss. which
he /. said 10 hare sq1snderrt or appropriated. ue
IA charged with traad. corruption and maltc4s2nce
in hts Official capacity
The ta1 lery Of the city fos next ye.r will cx.
eaed <la, co. Its debt is $at, ,5ua,1ou.
, 1866-12-29

By 1fnal-nftui*ter WrtEht's Action IN Re-
gard to FFnHaiu's Impr~Hsment Of Amest.
can C!tlErps Dtsnpproyed - Supposed
NheFea1eafa OF EIeyhebu,
NV forK. December 2a--Tne Berlin conrs-
pcndett Of The Hofid SAT- 4 despatch has been
ard dlA1ppsovtne Of The Minister'S couctlsatosy
aulinde IN reference TO Py1sstas inptessinc Amer
leans into lis service. The deepA.ct HA4 tcAd to
been takcn-
A Dublin letter to the Ford sa1s tha. ssephc1s
IL be1lefed to b Ia the south Of Iceland