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$500. ALEXANDRIA, VA, Jnly g.
The lightning struck the Court House OF
Orange County last night, setting it on fire
and destroying it and five other buildings.
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- >. - BRIGHTON, July 3.
T Atmarket for the current week: Cattle 1861 Sheer
and Lam s. 2654; Swine, 2200; number of Western
Cattle, 1928; eastern Cattle, 8; Working Oxen anG
Northern Cattle, 125. Cattle left from last week
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cfof m just Received, ~.,-o}E
4 LARGE lot OF Rain Water Filterers and Water
IA coolers. also OH hand Refrigerators and Ice
Chests OF all sizes. i-- r. s. C. b. NASH
May Z. DIT - O. ~ ia Fore Street.
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Notace to Land Holders.

MR. ODUROCHER, Builder. is prepared to take
VI contracts tor building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmen
Residence AMERICAN HOUSE.
India Street, Portland.
August 18th, 1896 aug20dt
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Lost or Stolen |!

DETWEEN the Boston and Grand Trunk Depots,
ID WALLET, containing fom twelve to 6lteen
dollars. The finder will be suitably rvwardsd by
July 9. d1w=
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For sale,
For Bg,ifax

THE A 1 clipper brig d. 8. Soule, Soule, Master,
j having two birds of her cargo engaged, wild sail
above For freight OF passage apply to t1-
ORLANDO NICkERSt N,
,a5CsJlc No. 103 Commercial Street. up stars y
july g. d3t 81 ii.-- VOLS 1850 ~ Oh ella .
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r. Chicago Markets,

.IUceIiUs--IuII. ~ LII-|TlTl z . n n - -
'reishts to Liverpeol-steady; Cotton per steamer
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Quilts /! Quilts !!

THE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
L Plumb Streets, Tor term OF wears. Enquire
OF Z. MITCHELL " SON,
Aug. 2s. leGG-dit 1I2 EOIr Street.
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[ ~ hoNDAf, Juy Sth, at IL O'Clock a Nj. ar
- - 'ne c,fner "a new Pearl 1tIeet aI.Q Ash anl Az
ehue, shal sell lot OF so1e, lumber and .T,ni'e
caps anu si,'s nr y-six window frames "a III nv
g. 9., M oE bEieA ouildinSs, &c Sale positive
SJ-'sA % II
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NOTICE 1 will sell on favorable terms as TO
~ payment, or let for term of years, the lots on
The corner OF Middle and Franklin streets, and on
trankin street, including the corner Of franklin and
tore streets. Apply to WIN. BILLIARD, Bangor,
or SMITH & REED Attorneys. Portland. ly12t
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.Ez I. .z.lss.. =, MEMPHIS, Tenn, July s.
The government wrecking boat Gen Totten
ate gun boat JEFF. Thompson. She is now pre-
pairing to blow up the Beauregard. Both of
these vessels were sunk in the battle off this
city - .e4a-1 -scx sz.la .a a s,sirs3 -. =
- f ~ j-i2~A New ORLEANS, july 8. )
The prize fight between King and Turner
tel the championship of Louisiana, came off
to-day above the city, Fifty-seven rounds
were fought in 40 ~ minutes. Turner failing
to respond TO time on the 58th round King was
declared the winner Neither were badly in
inred - --lIu Sd Cd Is Ia " frfI Irps IN = =
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lust Received at the stele OF STEVENS & Co,
~ 300 Con ress st, large lot of White and link
Marseiiles Quilts. Also Scotch Lancaster, Bridal,
Or ces. ef rEr-.e-T 4 --.- -rs---s -je21,!tf
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- Havana Market.
Bos.on<toca Isa,,

HAVANA, June 20.
The Havana Sugar market was very active at 81
reals for Dutch standard No. I2.g a6gE $500 :
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Auction Sale.

IHEkE VIII be sold at auction on TUESDAY.
Juiy SsA, a. 10 click in rle lore .u.II fu,,I -
previously dlspOse.i at private sal, a, ~, >,
wharf, Ia Ban, ihe STEAMER LAS1k ny Gay,
WIlh AZ neI Apparel and lurni urs COIN ieLe Sic
Was put la Thorough repair, 4epiaukeu CO. n r-tss
enei and recoppei IN 1874. U perworss fnrni
tnre and seauin new in June Is o, anu VI DIS be,t
quality. Boiler of the most approved lai.eln sn,l
make pu, IN last mynth and never Iun exceps on,
ihe tria Tip. Has Just been pain ted; well iiun3
III CHAIN, anchors, life boa s.u0n ey Ell CINE anu IL
PUMPS, husr, anu very thing else ssary Tor
nremas passenger steamer; Is lU7 tons Ole ness-
senSern ms 80 sate-roolns, and can berth rs pas
an In N Lisn!e built Allaire WOiks, New Y TX,
AM IN In 81 perfect order She is one OF the as IL
business. ~ 40 GA -eAuS i"i
Immediately aftc. - -. 10 ana. - a..
olEAhiEE DANIEL NLBSIEk with onn-bsIt h.
apparel anu iulnitlre Compete. 81 il nm o'oc =
ier, ana wei found In ans, ancLo q If. 90
nose, pumps and All other az urtenances neo. - 70
~, ~, pass niger boat Funit. anu Leu
Jung early new, an n j i'll good oIuer. Sic Ia $40
tons, old measurement; ha q staie-roon nnd can
oer.h $50 pa senseis; her boiler is gCou or wo or
three seasons; has s.ienuid ,ng.n-. in perfect O :
dor; with slight expense, such as pam ing q. ia
ieauy Tor business. The other ha can be purclas
ca at far piiee at private sale She reeauike,
reias ened, add Ia new spVnsons IA .toDsr last
she IS light, s.ausch auu .Irony.
- Also,
large freight shed, coal pen, and about 500 tons
first quaifty or steamer coal.
IN lie boats Id property can be seen at Bath
at any time previous to sale
OLIfEn olOS6S1 4
}. L. MUkSE, Committee.
~, T. X. HANDING, J
Bath, June p, 1867. ieosdtd
Horses. arriages, &c, at Auction
AVERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock A. M ON ,eu
- maraes lot, Market sheet, 1 shall sell Hoses.
carriages, harnesses, sc.
Apl ~ o BAILEY, Auctioneer.
Sale OF Timber Lands tor bates
sa -+y College.
.-e- -..-- -4-7-i LAND CEFrCE
LII -.Cg q Bangor, March :; isf7
NOTICE 10 hereby given, An puls .ance of :. e.
~ solve to carry into eject ehapter two luudI,d
eynty-tour OF the Resolves of eighteen bundreu S,.
ty-tour in fLvor Of Bates Coli ge approved eIr,
airy -, ise1 that o@nshirs numbered Z, Rang IL
ana ~ Range ~ w T. Il ., situated upon tLe iIer
sain John River, excepting the Southt asst qu:iter
oI the iasf named township, will be offered lor sale
~ puone auction or the beneht OF saId college, at
the Land Once in Bangor, on "Wednesday the ilth
DAY OF September next, at II o clucA, noon
one thlrd cash and satisfac'ory notes payable in
on anu two ears, secured by mortgage on a. Lrepp-
lses, VIII be received N payment.
IL, '- Land A1e,..
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Dried Apples M Auci;on


{ ~ MoNDAY, July sth, at 10 o'.lock A. NJ. at
once, Shall seii, t. Close a consignm s,, M
-'G I'M poohus Diisa apples, IN prime oruer.
@"iS-Alt h. %. KAIIEy
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In the Italian Chamber of Deputies, yester-
; day, Signor Bixio said he knew Austria and
other Powers were preparing treaty contain
ing clauses hostile TO the policy of Italy.
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New GO0tls, Cheap.

June 2I-i1awTh3.
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COW MILKER!
TRI PHANT SUCCESS!
1NHE most impor ant and valuall lie invention of the
l. nineteenth century,
THE AMERICAN cow MIXER

sure cure for aching hands and kicking cows Bv
TINS machine cows MIXED perfectly dry in frorn
Two 70 three minutes and it has prov n, by Fracti-
cal use to be more agreeable to the COW than hand
milking. Mon of large or small capital. YOUR paric-
uar attention Is solicited to this invention,
demand, the sale and profits, will skepticism at
defiance and capitalists to thinking. Territory is
fast being secured bv sagacious business men, who
are laying solid foundation tor success Cali and
examine Tor yourselves. Office 1SI Market Street
formerly Lme). junel9eod4w.
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Means OF t,,a company.


I Estimating thc distance to be built by The Union
Pacific to be ,56j mines, the United States Govern
nent issues its Six per cent rlrty-year bonds to
tie Company as the road Is finished at the average
rate OF about s2S250 per mile, amounting to si4-
COS, goo. ll1gH % 17ea...
Iie Company Is ESQ permitted to issue its own
Fist Mortgage bonGs to an equal amount. and at
the Same lnne which by special Act OF Congress are
made First Mortgage On the entire line the bonds
OF the United States being subordinate to them.
Inc Government makes donation of IL 500 acres
OF land TO the mile, amounting to 900 acres.
estimated to be worth S3O,OOO,OOo making the to,a
resources exclusive OF the capital Sis 4l6 uo0 but
the iuli value Of the lands cannot now tie realized
The authorized Capital Stock OF the Company is
one hundred million dollars, of which five millions
have already been paid in, and oil which it is moi
supposed that more than twenty five millions al
most will be required. -' III 3
The cost of the road is estimated by com,eteng
engineers tobe about one hundred million dol ,ars
exclusive OF equipment. 45-- -r-
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BOUT twenty acres Of grass on the Spear 10, ad-
~ JOINING land OF Jariah Harris, in Cumberland
$500 Ii. R. sTICKNEY,
juiy3d1w -. Head 0i Long Mharl.
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BOARD at the Seaside.

GOOD Rooms and gentee Boara Furnished By the
~ subscriber at moderate charges.
Address ROBERT II. SKILLINGS,
Peaks Island,
Care of GEO. TREFEruEH, Portland, Maine. -
| June Is dow
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co o p IL II Il q II i.

VyTIE subscriber having taken the Coopcr's Shop
/ formerly occupied BY dr W.. .Phibrook, ut The
foot OF Plum, between Fore AM, Commercial Streets,
is prepare to carry on he bu mess In all its ,epart-
ments snare OF the PUBLIC patronage Is olieitei.
WILLIAM ID. STROUT.
Portland, june 20, ts6. diR
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Lon Of Land on Quincy Zane Mt
3 drr4 Auction.
UY virtue of a license from the Judge of Probate
- for Cumberlana County, shall sell at Public
O) day OF July next at ten i0 oclock In the fore
no on, the GLOWING r. al estate, namely: A lot OF
iand n The north-easterly side OF Quincy Lane, In
Portland, where samuel Souie iormerly resided be-
ing abSut sixty (60) iees on said Lane, anu about
forty four t44) ieet deep. 1--
I'll be soll subject to right ofdower of the widow
OF said Samuel Soule. Terms cash
- WILLIAM L. PUTNAM,
Administrator or the Estate of Samuel Soule.
June 7, 1867. je8t1aw3w then ed w of sale
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
LAST is HOW complete ana the earnings of tho Union
tactic on the sections already finished for the first
two weeks in May were V1l3,o0O. These sectional
earnings, as the road progresses, will much more
than pay the interest on the Company's bonds, and
the through business over the only line of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense.
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Value and Security of the Bonds.

The Company respectfully submit that the above
statementof facts fully demonstrates the security
their Bonds, and additional proof they would sug-
gest that the Bonds now offered are less than ten
million dollars on 5i7 miles of road which over
twenty million dollars have already been expended
on $50 miles of this road the are now running,
and the remaining 1s7 miles are nearly completed.
, AT the present rate OF premium on gold these
bonds pay an annual interest on the present cost o
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
ia -f-cL F-u 100 -s-t.
DR.. w. N. DEmlNG,
Medical Electrician
I r-LIll II4 NIDbLE STREET,
| Nearly Opposite tfs Cnf,e.s stale, Ros.

-.I..l 1I4 MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite ,hs Cpt,e-. staies Bs,.
INHEliE he would respectIniiy announce 70
w citizens oi Portland and vicinity. that ie
pean.anenty located IN this city Dusing the threa
years we have Deen In tn c ty, We have cure sono
o.. tue worst orins Of disease ia p@rsons Who Lave
Tied other forms OF treatment in L. and curhs
patients In SO short time that The Iestlon Is en-
ASKED, dc they stay curej? 10 answer this quest %,
we VIII say that all that 10 not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician Ioy tyenty
pae anu y alsU regular graduated
che Ioria oil nervous or sick headaches IL
the head neck, OF extremities; CONSUMPTION vhcy
n the acute stages OF where the lungs are net iui
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism sciofua hif,
diseases white swellings, spinal Diseases curyatute
Of the spire, contracted muscles, distoftsd limbs
palsy or paralysis ST. Vitas Dance DEAFNESS sia1a.
mering on hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia hodges
ricn constipation and liver plant sles-ye cue
eyexy case that car te preseIted asthma broncli-
is, strictures u the chest. ard az oIns female
complaints. A-i; -
By Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with soy and with the agility nd easic.
ity or youth; the heated brain IS eooedi the tros;
asssn limbs f ressorea the ancoo.6 deiormIies
ssre1sih the blind made TO see, The near and
sS;s;ssss 81. {: 9
scttve circulation nsin, aimed l5G -
IA DlEs-
Who have cold han-s ana ieet; weak stomaehs lam
ness and swimming In the head With Sdisss,ion sns
constipation OF tic bowels pain in the and back;
lsneorrhosa Tor whitesi; falling Of the womb with in-
tram Of diseases VIII nd n Eeercty as su aa1. . ons
Of cure. For painful nenstruation, too y.oIuse
menstruation, ana all OF those long Inc OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity Is certaan SPECIFIC,
vigor Of health
rEETHy TEETH TEETH
DR.. ID. still continues TO Extract Teeth py ELEc-
rRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deease0
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EXecutOr,S Sale.

'EHE stock of Millinery in No 5 Clapp's New Block
4 is now offered Tor sale at two thousand dollars
2000) less than cost. 1t must be Immediately sold
To close the estate OF the late II. W. Robinson. 9
Portland, June 2s. diff
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Wanted.

TO purchase, tour small Ponies for saddle or car
riage use State color, age, weight, and low est
cash price. Address u. L. b." Box 2ois, Portland,
Ne. -- 10 june1zdtt
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FLOUR Barrels Wanted:

ASf ~ Pay 90 cents each tor first class Flour
w Barrels suitable Col sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO, -
nov1Sdtf 13s commercial street.
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Rooms and Board,
For Lens,

4 GENTLEMAN ana wife, and two gentlemen
"A can obtain pleasant furnished rooms and board
by aPplyi at No SO Dantorth St. je2Sd1w
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Sealed ProrosnIs

Sealed Proposals StE
yNTILL be recei ed by the undersigned until july
w 3rd, 1867. for the proposed alterations in M
chanics Hall. IL ms and Specifications may be seen
at the office of c, P, Kimball Preble st., and T. j.
Sparrow, Union street. 500 --s--, -
. C. P. KIMBALL,
B. LARABEE, 2nd,
l.se--s e. THOMAS CUMMINGS.
June 25-dtiy3 '7-i3 r. - y Va
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Notice.

SHAREHOLDERS of the Portland Dry Jock
- Company will please call at the Treasurers Of
oc No lii Commercial street, and receive their div
blends. Il
C. NJ. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Portland, june "a, lse7. ,r je2sdsw
Evening star., 1867-05-23
Affairs in (aeorxe.own |.

DROWNED About elk o'clock this morn ing,
al intoxicated soldier fell into the step of the
Alexandra canal, near the aq uct, and was
drowned Tue name Of the unfortunate N an
was not known on this side OF the Po,omsc
The body will Of course be taken in charge by
the military authorities.
THE MERcHASTs' ExoHANaE-There was
very iair nttendan ce at the Exchange ro ,m 8
this morning: Offerings-i,6l0 bushels yellow
corn. $40 bushels red wheat, 500 barrels dsar
The following sales were registere Forty
bushels yellow corn, (damaged.I$i; 1.6bO To-,
CnfrItor,) 81 02; TOdo.. $1.06 100 bu hels red
red, $3; 81 do. 50 Us; 800 do, 80 l5 800 do {in-
ferior,DS3
The ECAEAL.-Arr1ved-J. M Waters wi h
feur: Geo. Washing en-. lime, wheat snd corn;
Six Daye, cement and lumber; Red Eve No
I, wheat; Maryland wheat and corn; and ven :
ty.thrre boats with coal, to Ameri an Co.,
I'll 12 tons; Central TO. 574 u tons: Gum oer-
land 20 439.1 .12 tons; Hamsnire and Baltimore
Co Ill tons; Borden 90, 45l .1S tons; Oonsoli
dation Hay tons; Snow 100 tons. Departed:
Six Days. empty barrels; to Skaters Mill;
Laura Landries, to Cumberland; J. M Wafer
do, to Charlps's Mills: Mary Little fish to
Cumberland; Red Eye No 2. do, to DinIock
IS; Mary, lumber to Lift-loek Z; and eghueen
boats light
FIsH-The receipts Of herring at the wharf
this morning are estima ted at eighty or ninety
thousand and sold st S6 TO 81 per ,OOO with q
good demand.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
THE REGISTRY AND THE JUDGES Oh
ELECTION

The Judges of Election are just now the
objects of the most violent, and, it appears to
us, the most lust abuse. The Intelligencer OF
yesterday carried its virulence to the extent
Of apparently inviting mob law against the
judges. It's in1ammatory article certainly
seems directly intended to incite that action.
We believe the judges have conscientiously
aimed to discharge their duties under the law,
and if they erred in their Interpretation Of it, II
was IN undertaking the powers given them by
the vague provisions Of that law. This is Ger.
tainly erring on the safe side. We know they
were most anxious to have Judicial decision
to guide them to their right to take new
names when the list should be opened for cor
Tectlon and that they gratif1ed that the opin.
ion OF the Court justlfies them In doing so. They
will, we are assured, use their best exertions
to the end Of periecting the list at that time.
The justness and fairness OF the Intelligen.
GERS assaults upon the judges is illustrated by
its allegation that "they have heretofore cho.
sen to make their registration duties simply
an after-dinner recreation, without reference
to the cor nvenience of the citizens" Now the
very reverse OF this is the truth. The Judges
of Election held their sessions after D. M
purely for the public convenience Suppose
they had made it a before dinner business
and sat from to 3, how many names would
have been registered? Not dozen per hour
But by sitting after 3 p. m, the Judges
were able to accommodate every body, busi-
ness men, clerks, mechanics, laborers and
all who could not have conveniently at.
tended earlier in the day. The Judges
evinced their disposition to adapt their time
to the convenience Of the people, also,
by varying their hours of sitting in the differ.
ent wardssin accordance with the representa-.
uons Of leading citizens to the proper hours
to accommodate TIE greatest number of person.
In their respective localities. In regard TO the
matter OF supplying more polling places to ac
commodate the increased number Of voters, the
need can be met without diff Guilty, by proyi-
ding an additional polling place in each pre-
cinct, or snb- division of each precinct, both
polling places 10 be held al separate windows
of the same building. or at points adjacent
to each other. By dividing the lettered list of
the original precinct half of the alphabet
going TO each polling place, the whole number
OF voters can be fully accommodated
The Judges, we hear, are ready to Cooperate
promptly with our City authorities in carry.
ing out any feasible plan Of providing addi.
tional accommodations for the voters, and we
doubt not that the Councils at their meeting
tonight will mature some measure to meet
the dlfti culty
Evening star., 1867-05-23
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Defeat Of Miramon-He 10 wounded-The
Castle of ChepultePec taken-MaximIiian
at Qurretaro-The Liberal Army bein.
Augmented
New YORK, May 23d.-News from Mexico
ria Havana. by the Moro Castle, just arrived
here, is as follows:
Vera Cruz dates 10 the 18th inst. nave Just
teen received Miramon on the 9Th of April
tried to force through the Liberal lines but
was repulsed and badly wounded.
The Castle of Chepultepec was taken ON the
14th ulto. by Guadaramo Al ftrr fierce struggle
The Liberal army 'p being rapidly sweiled
by recruits from all the states.
The Emperor Maximillian is still at O uere-
taro ... .
Lsal was in the hands Of the Liberals.
Don Limon Peon, OF the Imperialists army,
was executed at Lisal.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
THE SOUTHERN MISSION,

Mobile seems destined to enjoy the unen.
viabie notoriety Of being the only place in the
South where Republican speakers are put
down by mob violence. Judge Kelley, despite
the attempt of the Mobile rebels TO put a step
to the inculcation Of wholesome Union doc
trine st the South. is succeeding admirably in
his Southern tour. His meeting at Montgom.
cry, Alabama, was largely attended, both py
whites and blacks, amongst the audience be.
ing Governor Patton and many other dis.
tinguished gentlemen, representative mon OF
the State, and was marked by displays Of
good feeling on all sides. Judge Kelley;s
speech was devoted mainly to encouraging
the Southern people to develop the splendid
resources Of their portion Of the country, and
to conform their society and laws to the vast
changes produced by the war.
To palliate the outrageous affair, at Mobile
the copperheads have attempted to charge
that Judge Kelley's speeches have been vim.
dictive, insulting, and Justly provocative of
violence. but an examination Of them para.
graph by paragraph and line by line. shows
the utter falsity Of the charge. On the con-
trary, his speeches have been emineatly wise
and moderate, and calculated to do great good
at the South.
Senator Wilson, who has Just returned from
the South. performed most valuable mission
there. Immense crowds Assem- bled to hear
him, and his speeches were listened to every.
where with marked attention. AS an evidence
OF the effect OF his speeches we have the testi.
moAy OF Ex-Provisionai Governor Perry. Of
south Carolina, who in one Of his violent let.
ters complains that he (Senator Wllson) is
"building up strong and powerful radical
party in all the Southern States Other IN.
stances show. too, that the Union organza.
tion is through tie labors OF these Union
missionaries receiving accessions from all
quarters, including numbers Of those who
1ougnt foremost on the rebel side, but who
now see that the question is finally settled,
and cheerfuIly accept the situation.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
NAVAL, NEWS

Information has been receiv cd at the Navy
Department from Rear Admiral James S
Palmer, Of the North Atlantic Squa dron, an.
nouncing the U. s. steamer Monongahela ar.
rived at st. Thomas on the 12tn inst. Officers
and crew all we'll. The steamer Saco was al
Cape Haytien. All we'll on board ant all quiet
on the island. The Peoria was to leave St
Thomas for q cruise around the island of Porto
Rico. The Pawnee arrived at Rio de Jan eiro
on the 25th of April. The Juniata was to sail
in a few days for the United States. .t.. g..
Rear Admiral Godon, of the South Atlantic
Squadron, under date Of April 9th, informs
the Department that the health of the officers
and crews of the vessels attached to the 50 q ad
ron was very good. At that date he was at
Montevldeo in his flagship, the BROOKLYN.
The Nipsic and Wasp were at that place. The
Shamokin was off Buenos Ayres. The Kan
sas was ON the coast of Africa
Evening star., 1867-05-23
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY
(By Gable 70 the Associated Press

aLoNDoE, May s3-Da NAT this hour the
markets are not open, but the best au n ori hes
on the street believ We that con soils will open at
the closing figures of yesterd ~; and American
sc nriiies are some what lower.
LIVERPOOL, May 23d, 10 A. M.-The cotton
nj ket IL q uiet and eteady.
LIvEfPooL May 23d. 10 A. MA desp ..ch
has been received which states that the ship
M doras, Cap. Matthew'S, from Newport on
April 18th, put into Falmouth, England, dam
aged.
LONDON, May 23-Noon.-Censols opened at
90 u. :. S 2h's. ~; Illinois Central shares, 76:
Erie shares. Al.
LIVERPOOL, May y23-Noon.-Cotton ia quiet
at I'D. for Uplands, and IiSd. for Orleans;
Breadstuffs are generally unchanged: Corn
declined to 39s.; Provisions quiet