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The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04
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The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04
NJ Two story House for = all

NCW TWO SUI HOUSE, 1U1 arc,
~ On Cushman Street, We'll built, by the day,
E,:;;I less than two years ago. Containing Twelve
&sA finished rooms. Pleasantly located on The
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favorable terms. Apply -. -
WILLIAM Il. JEBRI5,
d tisygs Real rs Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04

Valuable Real Estate on CONNER
csal Street for sale.
A LOT OF land about 81 feet front On Commercial
IA street and extending 2e4 II to Fore ST, the same
TApplg to j. BROWNE,
Mayi If -.- 10 state street.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE CROPS.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. 27.-The rains during the
last two weeks have unprecedentedy severe Ac-
counts from Middle and Southern aud southwestern
Georga and Florida where the cotton prospects had
been so promising, now give most gloomy prospects
The continued rains have beaten off the bloom, ana the
worm and the caterpillar have also made their appear
ance II is believed however, that notwithstanding the
heavy rains fair crop has been made aready' Hls NO"
LOUISVILLE, Aug 27--The accounts with reference TO
the cotton crop in Mississippi are conflicting butthey are
thought 10 DC Oh the whole favorable. Fears are e
pe ssed however that In month when TIE lfeeu
men viii be most needed TO pick ont and save the CROP
they viii &c carried away by the political excitement
tnen most likely TO prev all aud be useless as hehaos
OF any other service. - -
sr Louis Aug ZT-A very heavy Tan-stOfm. accom-
panied by high wind thunder. and lightning passed over
The city this evening, doug much good 10 NcgclaOh
This Is the drst rain We have had for over month
SAyANNArI Ca, Aug. 27.-HeaNy rains continue
throughout the State. The scaboard planters are com
planning from all points OF rain, saying hat the crops are
already greatly damaged, and II the rain does mol cease
AOOn very severe consequences VIII tolioW BlOOh'IOuI
y repOrfs heavy rains daily for the lasi six weeks
: CISCINNATI,f Aug. H.-Accounts from the crops are
very dseoufaging, by reason of the drOutl
SAvANSAH Ca. Aug 27.Thrce Da!eS OF Coz ION W.
ceyed from Qu nan per the Albany and 6niI isal
road This fl first cotton received this season iIoin
the above place. =, t,
MoBIfE, Aug. 27.The weather Is unsettled ~ ralned
accOufts from ali parts OF the State are fafOihe Jh
caterpillar has appeared some sections, but Il not
doing much damage. -..
: ATGTsTA. Ca, Aug 27-It ia still raining -
HiNuSGTON, ~ C., Aug. 21.--NeT5- heaiy rams ieil
here last nlght and to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

slowly and have been received only from few counties
ahu some hals-dozen OF the principal tOwHs; thus far
there have been more negroes than white rcgstecd
bat VI IS pn)bahe That when the returns all IN there
VIII be few thousand more whites than blackn regis
tered Iho returns are for Raleigh 33s whites e0blacks
Newborn lonly partial retuFns 2sl whites, f05 blacks
Faycttovihe, 2S6 whites. 5ll blacks WmlugtOn (oBly
partial returns1 123 whites, t3g blacks Charlotte 90
Whites SEQ blacks; Rowan County, inclndng Salisbury
9l0 whites. $50 blacks; Granville Comfy 33T wleA 0l
blacks; this Is OF the argest aud most i, y setloC
counties in the state and contained IN 1850 population
Of 1220 BIZ eks and .lsT whites The total registration
for tho State far returns have been received Is
whites $3.50; blacks egi8 hone furnish you coinpis
returns by the end of tho week In many districts there
- much apathy expressed about registration, Tut u is
beege& that WHEEL next the books re0pcued Le8Ily
al who can register viii do
1he Military Commission ln session here Is stu eIgagd
IN trying tie murdeTers OF the freedman Archie ncohec
the pOSec ton closed more than week ago. and oaln
at therc are nearly 20 witnesses still TO be examined Tor
the defen3. Fhere has been very corrupt perjury
IN this case, ontho side the other. The general
opinion Is thath has been the side OF the defense
evidence IL the "a very VolumuOus covering nearly
5000 pages OF manuscript already.
The recent raiuS have considerably damaged The CROPS
near the rivers and have carried away several bridge,
Dut nave bcen Ot great benefit 10 the crops generally
throughout The State Tho cotton, corn, aud potao's
nave improved rapidly during tie past two weeks, anC
now proml 90 very farly but in the great corr growni
countries the crop failure and not moro tbun uaIie
ora crop VIII be made.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

IoypoN. Aug. 27-Noon-Cousol5 for money "a;
United states Fivetwcnty bonds, 73i; Illinois Central
Railway shares, 77l Erie Railway shares, I; Atlantic
and Great Western ConsolidatcdB onds. q.
Afernoon--COnsols have advanced ll6' and are now
quoted az "a 1916 for money Udted States Five twenty
Bonds weak at fgl; Illinois Central Railway shares, 77i
Erie Railway shares have advanced 3 and the quotation
now is 45l
Eyening-Consols for money, % 1916 Illinois Central
Railway shares, 77 Eric Railway shares, 45 Atlantic
and Western Consolidated Bonds, a. United states
FIve-twenty Bonds arc fnnCr, and close at 75i.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 27-Eyening United states Five
twentics for 1862, 20.
LtyERPooL Aug 27-N Cotton ishoavy. Estimated
salesaoday G.OOO bales. Middlng Uplands loid; Md
Streans IOld. Wheat, - for New southern and
1910 for California Flour 80 for We Sen Extra. Barley
o. oats S6 Corn So G. Peas, a G. Cheese. i9. Beef,
1906 Lard, 52i. Pork, = G. Bacon i3 20. Rosin. 9
for Common and y ior Medium. Tailow, 4I9. Pot
ashes 81. Spirits Tmpentine, 5o Peiroeum-splrits
SID; Refined, ~ Clover Seed, ~
Accommodation Is easier, but there IS no quoiabe
change In prices the sales to-day Will reach 1000 bales
Breadstufs quiet and prices unchanged In the Pro
vision market Lara has declined to 5i9. Cheese Beef
Pork and Bacon, are without change In the Produce
market Talow has declined TO $40 The prices OF all
other articles are the same as at noon
Evening Cotton closes heavy; sales to-day 1000 bales.
NI!dding Uplands, lOsd. Mddlng Orleans, l0Id. The
advces from Manchester unfavorabe. Wheat, II 2
for New Southern, aud 10 for California. Fonr 81 Tor
Extra Western Corn, 80 Oats 30. Barley,5I. Teas,
Aj6 Cheese. 4OI. Becf 100. Lard, 5l9. Pork. 1919.
Bacon 1916 Rosin for Common and Il for Middling
Tallow, H6. Potashes 3l. Spirits TurpentIne. 80.
Spirits Petroleum, sgd. Refined do 1si. Clover Seed,
Az.
LONDON. Aug 97-Noon.-No. 70 Dutch Standard Sugar
256 Scotch Pig Iron, So. Linseed Cakes $40 Whale
OIL $40. Sperm OIL su5. Calcutta Linsecd, CSC LIN
seed OIL, $50 1OI.
Afternoon.-No. y Dutch Standard Sugar declined to
26 No other changes have taken place since The noon
report.
Tyeniug-No 70 Dutch Standard Sugar. 2i6. Scotch
Pig Iron 53 Whale OIL. $40. Sperm OIL, ans Llnsecd
Cakes sos. Calcutta Linseed % 6. Lnseed OIL, Rs'
ANTWERP Aug Petroleum, iSt francs for
Standard White.
Afternoon.-PetrOleum i3i francs for STANDARD White
Evening-Pcroeum closes at iji francs for STANDARD
White.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
OHIO.
SPEECH OF SENATOR MORTON AT COLUMBUS.

SPEECH OF SENATOR MORTON AT COLUMBUS
By TgLRGRAFH IRIBUSE
COLUMBUS, Aug. 27.-The largest and most
enthusiastic meeting OF the campaign held here this
evening 1t was addressed by senator Morton Of Indiana
He showed that the true Democratic platform is NJ
follows: Reputation Of the national debt; restoration
Of Slavery or II that cannot be done, payment by the
nation for slaves pensoning the soldiers widows and
orphans Of the Confederate army; recognition OF tle
10 political power lie argued strongly ana e0queuty III
favor impartial suffrage and IL regard 10 tue progress
Of Reconstruction he said there have becn some de" s
and ohera may be expected, but they VIII bo temporary
Mccarthy power defeat the enterprise Ihc Attorney
General thrust his opinion just III time 10 enable on
eress % meet and legislate his sophlstrcs away Gal
iant and glorious Pill Sheridan has been removed put
he was succeeded by Thomas iron soldier VINO never ObI
battle Stanton, the greatest war minister OF thls OF
anv other country has been dcpOsed; but MS place s
filed by Grant the greatest soldier or the age nnd sun
The work goes on The Rebel states viii rise from the ashes
of rebellion with renewed life The Radical Republican
states are purified by blood and fire. having slOughcd on
the garments Of reasonable Democracy, and VIII De
clothed iD the habiments OF liberty justice, ana LOYALTY
We will unite hearts aud hands unh the work is ac
ccmpished and then will adjust all questions OF
finance, currency and taxation; ana nave time ti 10
attend to RepudiatOrs BourDos and Ilb an nlihDs @
OF a decayed and expiring Democracy" The senators
speech often interrupted with tremendous applause
from thousands present.
UNION CONGRESS NOMINEE IN THE SECOND DIS
TRICT.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-The Union Convention
of the lid Ohio District this morning nominated Richard
Smith, OF The Cincinnati Gazette 10 Congress by accama-
sfnu
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE MURDER At R0SLYR.
FURTHER PARTICULARS or THE TRACEDY-Ex.
CITEMENT IN THE VILLAGE.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS or THE TRAGEDY-Ex.
CITEMENT IN THE VILLAGE.
IELEeRN'H
RosLYN, i. J., August 27.
The riot as to which certain New York Jour.
nails Insnforued as having occurred at Roslyn
Monday. turns out to have been Of the most cold
blooded murders perpctrated on Long Island. The
victim was William OBrien. 10 years Of age, aboerlu
the employ Of Mr. Sias Abcrtson On visiting the
OF ths murder learn that oBien, with hs sister and
TWO OF his companions named RearerdOn, brothers,
Sunday evening last visited the home OF friend named
Michael ONe in the north part OF the village, anh While
cTCachcd upon by Edward COughlan who IL appaars
had Tudge against one Of the RearerdOnf, and had
sworn TO take his life. Coughlan, on approaching the
the Rearedons 10 fight, but 10 notice being taken 81
linn be walked away. But lie returned IN uc course 81
an hour and again commenced ms abusive tax, when
ONeil, and others went out and demonstrated With him
and persuaded him TO go home which lie cOnsensd todo
within sight Of his house Instead Of going 10 ls
house, he again for the third time rciuirod to
"a age tree the side Of the road a shott
distance from the house, where DC a"atrd
the approach OF his victim For this he did not have o
wait long, IT then being in the neghborhood Oh O'Clock
The party In the house supposlng that he MAS home a
abcd, concluded 70 start for their homes which foy DID,
OBrcn taking the lead, the ersfoowlng close behind
OBren arrived opposite the nee thab ho was
rushed upon by Coughlan and stabbed IN INC neck ne
fell, and almost instantly expired AT ms monti the
RearerOBs up and attempted 10 arrest tue nnTer
who again used his knife. nfctDg an ugly wound ~ to
hip Of Michael ReaTeIdon, after which bo lealed ne
fence and made his escape No notice Of the muId'r
having given to the authorities until day gt The fol-
lowing morning Coroner Seaman Of Manhasset j, III an M
quest over the body yesterday afternoon, and several
witnesses were examined. their testimony showing TIE
facts above narrated One material witness being all
sent the inquest adjourned until Thursday next.
The funeral took place this afternoon from the residence
Of Mr ONeil, in Rosyn, and attended BY large con-
course Of people the being borne to tie Catholic
Cemctry nj Wcstbury for interment Coughlan who is
at large. has dwet IL the village OF RosyB the s seven
and TO this tragedy bore good - ets,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
GEORGIA.

COLORED MASS MEETING AT MACON.
MACON, Ga, Aug. 21-A colOred mass meet
ING was held here today and was attended by COCO 20
00 persons Speeches were made by white and col0red
ora tors n the interest OF the Radical party and the At
Iaua Radical platform adopted. General good OrucF
and feeling prevailed OH the ground ana IN the cty
THE DEMOCRATS SUPPORTING BLACKS FOR OF
FICE--TIIE JURY ORDER
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 27.-The Freedmen in
the st and fVh Districts ont in addresses TO their
fellow citizens irrespective OF color as candidates for
Congress They claim that their right TO vote gives them
the light 10 hold Office and they are in the majority
the Whites shall not be elected by their votes The can
AL ties are Conseryatiye and i'm favor of universal
nety Ii the impression that large number OF whites
will vote for blacks in preference to whites VINO can
take the test oath
cen Pope has issued orders revolving temporarily so
much OF his Jury order ms intcrfccs with the present term
f the Civil Courts the registration lists are not yet
completed. White jurors will be permitted 10 serve eX-
clusiyey, provided they have registered
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
MEXICO.

INTENTIONS OF JUAREZ-THE REPORTED MAS
SACRE Al QUERETtRO.
TErE0RsrH TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 27.--The correspondent
Of The Bulciin writes from the CITY Of Mexico under
date OF July a. describing the entry Of Juarz, which
elected much enthusiasm. AZ grand banquet Juarez
hoped the nation would initiate the cemcncy and mod
GRAFTON Of the United States IN victory. The Mexican
press clanonng for general amnesty The people, It
Is said, arc sick Of boodsied
Consul Cooley at San Francisco has received en- authof-
tatye denial Of the reported massacre OF the imperass
at Querotaro Ortcga closely confined at Monterey
uarez has announced his determination TO put down all
armed factions, but he win pursue course OF eemency
and Cancellation toward those who submissive, aud
will do all his power TO heal the distractions develop
the resources and elevate the character Of the country
The array is TO be reduced TO 1900 men, and many
prisoners are TO be released.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
GERMANY.

ARNA}ITNrs or THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The Journal dc Paris gives the following in
formation Of the actual condition OF the armaments Of the
South German States:
Baden possesses az present 1900 needle guns and 200o
cartridges, supplied by Prussia aud which have not
cost tho BJrncse Government less han 7iOOO iOfinH.
Nurtenburg possesses 90 OO needle guns ana nlllOn
and half OF cartridges Bismarck has not yet dared 10
send PUss1n officers into WurtcmOurg for the purpose
OF insuuctng Tie Nurtcmhutg1an army. Had ne done
they would have met with an Indifferent reception
from the ciY population. Therefore the instruction 0i
the Wurtemburg troops is Professionally intrustcd 10
twenty Badeuesc officers.
Bavaria has yet no needle guns, bnt all repugnance
to iho Prussian military system hrs been vandulshec,
aud orders have been given 10 asmate the military y
next Spring fact the states viii nc able 20
add 10 the force Of the Prussan King. the military chef
OF The Northern confederation, men equipped
and diseip pned in tie ffussian manner.
A NEW CUE.
Mr. prcysse. the immortal inventor of the noodcpui
has Just invented gun for grcnaades texplosihe
ba which scatter 10 the breadth ~ five feet and the
high. Of three.
MILITARY CONVENTION ~ BERLIN.
The International announces that commission com
posed of superior Pssian officers is 10 meet shortly in
Berlin in order effect reform in the rules relative TO
military exercises. which will be applied To all the In
Of Germany. The Rccpci dcs Lois OF the Northern
Caufedera contains ordinance OF the 81 OF August
which yokes the Federal Cornell on the 18th, at Berlin
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
SCIENCE.
THE SESSION OF THE AMERICAN Association AT
BURLINGToN-ADJoURNME

THE SESSION OF THE AMERICAN Association AT
BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON, Vt, Aug. 27.-At the general
session of the Scientific Association yesterday forenoon
DIR. wheatand introduced q resolution rendering the
thonks Of the Association 10 George Peabody for his do
nations In behalf of science, which was adopted Reso
fons were then introduced and adopted APPROX ing the
ntroduct the metric system OF weights audDeasnres
resolution also offered aud adopted that il the
opinon of the Association that 10 Is ireNpcsllent Ia
change the weight OF the present gold dollar paper
was then read the geology Of the STATE OF h1D",
and another the geographical distribution Of
radiates the Western coast Of North Ancnea
Prof HuDgcrford read paper on the "elinate Ga'
ela Epoch In North America - also, paper on ht
Ripton sea.beaehes;" Prot Hitchcock rad paper on
the Geology OF Vermont;" Mr. Putnam read Iapcr on
:ichthyoogca Fauna ia Lake ChamplanP genera
meeting the Association held ia the evening" whef
the final business 0f the session was dlsoseu q" scI
lions were adopted talSng inc vIis TOT y @ ,, :. ~,
Company and various railroads, for fayorS received The
next meeting Of the Association will be held ~ Chicago
on the first Wednesday Of August next year An hNia
tion has been extended 10 the Association by w u H.
bingham 20 visit Mount Mansfield, which niaHy 81 the
members have accepted.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE WEST INDIES.
JAMAICA.

JAMAlCA.
SOUTHERN I.MIGRATToN--A NEW COMMERCIAL
COMPANY.
By the arrival at this port of the schoon er
Wings Of the Morning we have adyices nom Jamaica to
the 81 inst.
The question Of immigration from the Southern States
continued 10 be discussed By the island press Col Ora
ham, who has gone Jamaica 20 inquire ana report as
20 the prospects in that country for Immigrants had
visited the western part Of the Island to inspect localities
aud On her informnton He had been the guest OF the
Iov,rnor Sir John T. Grant, At Creighton, His Excel
lencys mountain residence IL ad been prOposeu as @
best mode OF raising the means iOr sosluiLng ~, y s
export tx pon Jamaica fruits shipped TO the ntterpace
by the steamer Jamaica can supply an ul,nmten gulih, u
y OF tropcn fruits for the American nniket III thh 70
wanted being speedy convey aHce y saus ~ ,r % 20
passage from Kingston 10 NewOrioahs 10 lOuIteeh 70
neen days, whereas by steamer the run ~ "V.a po Vy
from five To siX days. Independently OF TINS Immigration
project the people of Jamaica are extremely anxious 10
have regular steam communication win the Uhlted
States. and theyoOmphln ihat snce ,, VIZ Vs ,h
has been diversion OF American travellers fr0m Inht
island 20 other places in the West Indies.
uaners Of "a Company entitled tho Jamaica Commercial
Agency Company" recently formed In England Tor INC
nIrnose of coectng ia and exporting from Jainhlca s
proanee and the Importing OF British aud other goods
ntothe Island. also for the purpose OF DONG any otns
bnsjnes that may be incidental or conducive 10 tho
ftherauce OF those Objeets, WIN power 70 eAeu no
nnernfons of the Company TO other British colonies
Lord Alfred Churchill is the Chairman or the Company
and Thomas Hughes ESQ., h ~, Dapv'{ ~ n,,ors m ON
dom m has caral OF sOooO0 In 10000 shares OF slO
each with power increase IL has boen formed IN tnS
,ens ~ every kind OF produce, and execute 0ers TOT
goods whether f0f members OF the company oI
It's expected that this Association VIII gNs az Islond
Whose benefit II specially seeks to promote. u.
wilson the Savings Bank defauter has PLEADED g'g,
aud becn sentenced TO le years hard LABOR " '"o
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
TENNESSEE.

THE STATE GUARD COLOBED DENOCRATS-
BROWNLow's MAJORITY OVER JQ,OOO
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 21-Gen. Cooper
issued an order this morning stopping the dsDandment
OF the State Guards He gives, as reason, the Dad con-
duet OF the outlaws and doya citizens IN certain por-
tiOns OF the state He recommends the loyal mcn VINO
have been threatened 10 bring suits and promises TO ds-
hams and Ben Holmes OOrodl are hero today 70 SPEAK
IN behalf OF the Conservatives 81 Georgia on invitation
Gov BroWnlOws majority will he over 10000. lie -
already engaged IN preparing bis message ahd augFai
address Dr. d. b. Cliff Of Franklin was commissioners y
today by Gov BrOwnlow, Receiver Of the Mcmphls ana
Ohio Railroad and Mr.. Richards Of Memphis, Supeilh-
tendent The road failed 10 pay It's interest money due
tie state A commission VIII DC given Col 4" H. VII
liaus as Attorney General for the Carthage District