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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-16
bangor CorrenpOndcnce.

City Debt - Business = Arrests = Piscataquis
Railroad death of Hon. Jacob McGaao-Sas-
pension of,cork on the European & North An'-
erican Railasay,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-16
Jefferson Davis's Rail.

Is 1t true that JEFF Davis is at Iarge2 My
countrymep, blush to think citizen of the
United States should travel all the way down
TO Richmond to C:eil villain blacker with trea-
SON and murder than ev.-- walked the soil of
America. Benedict Arnold as an ahgei oi
light compared with this concentra.' N eI uev-
ilish treachery and cruel murder. O
philanthropy that turns with sympathy To-
wards the murderer OF hundreds OF thousands
OF our noDlest countrymen, our husbands, ia
theirs, sons and brothersl o tiend, that under
the mask or name OF charity hath no regard
Tor the blood that drenched SO many battle
helds, and now cries to heaven lor venee ANGEL
Never look hereafter into the face OF that Wild
owed vile, That orphan child, or into that ia
therless husbandless home. Never again look
into that desolate home where sits childless,
helpless old age, with no son left to care lor ia
ther or mot'ier, now in their declining wasting
age of penury and want. No, no; us mock
cry to talk OF sympathy hereafter with noble
patriots, while there is no heart to hear the
moans OF starving thousands in loatnsome
prisons. The walls of the dying men ON battle-
fields, borne on the night winds to the ear of
heaven, call for vengeance. Col hencel de-
partl thou reptile of EARTH thou slanderer OF
Jesus and of heavenly charityl Thy proto-
type is found i'll the priests and scribes that
cried Release unto us Barabbas, but cruelty
Jesus" We wist not that thou vert ever
reckoned among decent men. What of sue
cess thou hast had, or former good thou mayest
have done, shall no more be me ntioned to atone
for this offence against innocence than the
former course of Judas to wipe out the stig-
ma set as a mark upon him tor betraying the
Son of God. . thou monster of inexplicabili-
ty, whose contradictions puzzle men but not
1nfinity, shall we unven thee? Is this the
grand enigma of the Peace Conference with
fugitive rebels at the Falls of Niagara? Didst
thou think to win name by agreeing to pay
Large money" in case the tend escaped thee,
and popularize the Tribune and make a profit
on its southern circulation above the bal of
thirty pieces of silver or more? Henceiorth
shall true soldiers curse thee, whose blood
stained banners they SO wen remember. The
dying groans of comrades still ringing in their
ears shall force them to curse thee. Fatherless
children shall be taught to lisp thy name with
horror, and sad, heart-broken wives of dead
men shall hate thee. Hoary heads going down
with sorrow to their graves will curse thee be-
cause thou didst aid to liberate the BarQbbds
that murdered without cause their innocent,
Union-loving, patriotic sons. Aud last but not
least, the curse of the black man shall follow
the now dishonored name of Horace Greeley,
whose sympathy and money were so ready to
be lavished upon the traitor whose whole Iife's
devotion was to but one end-the perpetuation
OF American slavery. 20 Luciier, LucIter,
thou son of the morning, how art thou fallen"
CITIZEN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-16
BANGOR, May Is, 1867.

pension fac0rk on the European d Norm Ana-
erican Raiseay,
i- ..'i. '..t BANGOR, May Is, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Press:
From the annual reports of the municipal
departments OF our city for 1866, have collat-
ed the following statistics:
Total valuation of the city, 81 800 525; total
debt, $232, 200; rate of taxation, 315. There is
not one dollar of temporary loan against us,
and $4,000 Of our permanent debt was paid
last year.
The Harbor Master reports the whole num-
Der OF arrivals ofvessels over fifty tons as 222s;
whole amount Of tonnage new 69,O3l Ban
gor imported last year, 67,694 bbls. flour, 277,-
173 bushels corn, 90, 800 bushel oats, and 2,S07
hhds. molasses; besides large quantities OF salt,
pork, coal, plaster etc. Lumber cut in Maine
and received by way of St. John and st. An-
drews, 40,711 900 shingles, $4,000 clapboards.--
We exported 377052 bushels of potatoes,
amounting to $264 45S0.11; amount OF bricks
shipped, 266s, 500; amount of lumber surveyed,
2s7 .147 Cos feet Twelve vessels were built and
launched at this port during 1S66,-viz., ship,
baraues, brigs, schooners,-with c total
tonnage of 5000. ...
The police force made 63S arrests during the
year. 272 of which were for drunkenness 1t is
q significant fact that the number OF commit
ments Tor this cause was more than one hum
dred less than the year preceding. 22GO gal
Ions of liquor was seized upon search war
rants.
The "City Liquor Agency" has been a source
ofconsiderable profit, netting 81 200 above all
expenses
The whole number of pupils in the public
schools was 1862. Average cost Of tuition, per
scholar, SASS. r,a .....
A circular distributed broadcast among our
citizens says:--"On Wednesday, the 10th inst,
rne voters OF Bangor will determine whether
the city shall, or not, subscribe for 100000 o,
the stock in the tiscataquis Railroad.
A majority of two-thirds will be necessary
carry the subscription. If it is carried, tn.
road will be certainly and Immediately bu
The immediate construction OF
proposed road is absolutely necessary to a.
the loss of the trade of Piscataquis COZ
whichis now threatened by another road
ing to Portland. We have already To-
trade OF Aroostook county by dlvelsss
Calais and st. Andrews. We must now be -
EARNEST in this matter. Let ali VINO
wish to preserve the position cf our city as the
emporium of Penobseot Valley, vote les.
We must not be satisfied with two'
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NJ n. VOo TEN, lU FkIEIUNa
lHEMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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Established June as, 1862. 0ro7I o. I'VE TNIAUU

THE PORTLAND DAfLN PRESS Is published
every day, lSunday eXcepted,l at No. Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland. 'A' A
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{ IlasS Shades & Stands.
ii Il ta .yONEPH gTOPV

N anufacturer and Dealer in ENAMELEp SLATE
CHL MNEf PIECES BRACKETS, PIER SLABS, CRATES
and CuIMNRy TOPS Importer and dealer In Eng
hsi floor Tiles, German and French Flower Pots,
HANG ing Vases, Parian Bsque, and Bronze Statuetts
and ! 'usts. Glass Shades and Walnut Stands Bohe-
mian md Lava Vases and other
112 FREMONT STREET Studio Building
mar IA l6m M BOSTON, Mass.
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I'D a.t ljG Ea l. .Er t.ff
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Ctothiaag CScaascd and H.e,,o,red

DY WILLIAM BROWN. formerFy at 81 Fedora,
ID street, is located at his new store NJ "a Fe
eral 81, few doors below Lime street., will atford
70 ms usual business OF Cleansing aud Repairing
Cl1tlnng OF all kinds with his usual promgtness.
80 Sec9nd-hand Clothing ior sale at fair prices.
Jan S-dtt w i7~-T
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Thursday Morning, May Is. 1867,
The Maine staIn P,e.s
POR1'LAND.

Published this morning, contains all the de-
tails of the release of Jefferson Davis, tho do
ings of the London conference for the settle
ment of the Luxemburg difficulty, the ap-
pointments of the Maine Methodist Confer
ence, letter from Paris, a third article from
"Traxi" on Forest Husbandry, q readable story
entitled "The Left Slipper" together with the
usual variety of foreign and domestic news
market reports, shipping news, SC, Sc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-16

The N. Y. Tribune speaks Of lecture recent
ly delivered in New York city before the Asso-
citation for the Advancement of Science. We
are glad the resources of our State are begin
ming to arrest the attention of distant observ-
erS We quote:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-16

Rosa Bonheurs insanity consists in i'm
agining herself goat.
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TIE MAINE STATE PRESS, is publishedat the
slme plre very Thursday morning az S2.Ooa year
Invariably in advance. 80 'taA4 N's
RATES or ApvrrrtsfSal al-One men space 10
leu+th Ul column, constitutes square, t. ,..-
.5a per square daily hrst week 20 cents per
week after: three Insertions or less, Sl00; eontnu
/ 10 cyerv oiIlor ,l.y alter uISt week, 50 cents.
Halt square three insertions or less, IS cents; one
atel- : too 30 cents per week aiter.f sa go
,lnarr head OF "bNUSlEM ENIs - 50 90 nef AZ
pcr week; three insertions or less, S so,
5PGCiAL NOTICES, % per square lor the frs. IN
sef5u ana 20 cents per square ior eaeli sDseqnenl
Iu5artion.
Adyeuisemenis inserted in the ssMAINE STATE
PEE%s winch mas large circulation in every pr
oil tin ottelor SloO per square for first insertion
tion. ''N'i' i''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
FROM BOONE.

CHICAGO, June III.
E The Journals Boone, Ia, special Of to-
day says: An excursion party arrived at
Tiptop prairie plateau, 862 feet above Lake
Michigan, about noon. The party alighied,
danced upon the green and sung the Battle
Cry of Freedom, with laughable variations
At Dennisons the party dined.
During Saturday afternoon and night it
rained almost necessarily until about 5 o clock
in the morning. The most terrific storm Of
wind and rain burst upon us, accompanied
with thunder and lightning, and for quarter
Of an hour It seemed as if the storm king
was marshaling all his demons.
The train containing the excursionists ar
rived at Council Bluffs at half past seven,
when carriages we're furnished by the enter
prisng and hospitable citizens to convey the
party TO the city. In the evening a grand
ball was given in honor Of the guests
An accident, which providentially was not
very serious, occurred there. MrF. Ely, of
Brooklyn, 10 passing from one car to another
slipped and fell between them. Her right
leg struck sharp piece of iron, cutting a
vein and abrasing the skin. The wound bied
proiusely, but the sufferer is out of danger.
Sunday was spent by the excursionsts in
attending church, &c. In the evening dele.
CATION of citizens of Council Bluffs formally
welcomed the excursionists. Resolutions
were passed expressive of the thanks OF the
party for the generous hospitalities of the in
habi,ants of Council Bluffs.
Lieut.. Gov. Woodford, Of New York, in
brief and appropriate words expressed, in
behalf Of the ladies', thanks for the courte.
sizes extended, and the pleasure they had en-
joyed in mingline in social intercourse with
the fair daughters Of their beautiful city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Repo TT
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, June H.
The Supreme Court decided il The case of
the Mayor and Common Council against com
missioners of police. That act of the legisla
ture giving power Of granting licenses to the
latter is unconstitutional and void.
Yates Esmond, an ex policeman, was sen
fenced to states prison for five years for burg
larry
Geo. T. Mason received similar sentence
for an attempt to commit an infamous crime
on boy.
The japanese Commissioner sailed on the
Rising Star for California and his home
A special to the Post says: Points of Mr.
Stanbery's opinion were before the Cabinet
this forenoon. There seems to be no doubt
that he decides that military commanders can
not remove civil officers aud put other civI>
ans in their places.
James Moore King, banker, died to,day.
The Government appraiser having print
ed card yesterday threatening the conhsca
ton OF the wearing apparel OF passengers
from Europe, Collector Smythe says the card
was unauthorized, and that the wearing ap
parel, new or old, unless in excessive quaint.
ties, shall be exempt from duty.
The fur warehouse of 0penheimer 4 Co :,
fl Broadway, was entered by burglars last
night aud robbed of over $4,000 worth of
nniressed otter skins
The Dunderburg leaves to>morrow noon
for her ocean trial trip of forty hours. She
has now on board six fifteen inch guns.
The price paid by France is two million
dollars in gold. She is to be taken there by
Capt Comstock. The Jean Burt will not
act as convoy. The Ddnderburg will sail
about the lst Of July.
John ~ Washington. Of Newburn, North
, Carolina, declined TO take the cath of office
required By Gen. Sickles.
Cen Sherman, with the concurrence of
Secretary Stanton, has agreed to allow Gov.
ernor Hunt, of Colorado, to equip FIVE hum
dred volunteers for Indian service.
1t is stated that the registry Of voters in
Alabama, will be about one hundred and
eighty thousand, and equally divided between
blacks and whites.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
y sturges .............46 South Leyee
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Interesting South American News.
GOLD CLOSED 1877 Is.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, June IL.
Ten vessels carrying over four thousand
passengers came into tins port Yesterday
They were found to be in good sanitary
condition. and allowed to pass the quarantine
without detention
The cholera is reported to have disappeared
from nearly all parts of the world.
A daring burglary was discovered yester
day morning, at the Bonded warehouse Of
Mercer & Smith. 395 and 397 Greenwich
street, whence Sll, 900 worth OF goods were
carried off, The thieves must have been in
possession Of the premises for thirty>six
hours.
The Quaker City. with the Holy Land ex-
eurtionists. sailed last evening.
II is stated that A. II Stevens is mitch
more feeble than usual letter from him
says: II am very unwell, hardly able TO be
up
Advices from Yokohoufa, Japan. state that
all the doubt respecting the opening Of the
great Southern port on the Ist Of January
next, are now removed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June IL

WASHINGTON, June L.
Surratts trial vas resumed to-day. The
entire session was consumed on the argument
Of the notion Of the prosecution yesterday,
and demuerr was filed to>day by the defense
The court promised to give its opinion to-
morrow.
The State Department learns under in
structions, that Mr.. Adams has interposed
in the case Of the Fenians convicted at Dub
lin. Col. Burke, McCafierty and Mcclure,
all of whom we're sentenced to death, been
committed. In the case of McCafferiy, writ
Of error in review Of the correction, was nj
the suggestion OF Sis council sued out in be-
half of his counsel at the instance and ex,
pense of the United States.
New YoRK, June IL.
The Tribune is informed that the President
and Cabinet are about TO consider the condi.
ton of the Southern States, under q recent
act of Congress, and proclaim certain rules in
reference to the conduct of the Major General
commanding. 1t is furthermore rumored
that the action of Gen. Sheridan, in removing
Gov. Wells, led to an angry discussion at the
recent Cabinet meeting, land Mr.. Stanbery is
preparing an opinion to justify the President
in removing Gen. Sheridan,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

san FRASCrsco. June II.
Delegates 10 the Union State Convention
were elected at the city primary election yes>
terday, and are favorable to Geo. {. Gorham
for Governor, and the indications are that he
will receive the nomination OF that body
Gen. Rosecrans sill probably be the Demo.
cratic nominee for Governor
Honolulu adsices to May 18th are received.
Queen Emma is visiting her mother at La.
homo.
The steamer King sailed for Molokian and
Main, proposing to be absent several weeks.
The crater killiahia continues with in
creased activity, and there are now seven dis
unct lakes of lava.
The bark Martha arrived with one hundred
barrels of sperm oil.
The United States steamer Lackawaua ar
rived'fom the ssfren&h figate Shoals. with
the wrecked seamen of the shin Daniel
Wood.
Commercial news is unimnortant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
FROM PANAMA.

NEw YoRK, June l.
Adviees from Panama TO the lst says that q
letter from Bogota states that on the closing
of Congress it was declared that the country
was in state Of war
The President of Candnaromarca, with
some deputies, Gen. Ponce and others. were
made prisoners, by order Of Mosqnera.
The majority in Congress are declared
traitors, and at the same time peace pro
gress and liberty are announced by the Presi-
dent in an official speech.
1t is said that the violent steps taken by
Gen. Aosqpera has given great dissatsfac>
ton in the CAPITAL, even among his own par.
ty, and that the mob which followed General
Aldana and President candinarsmarca to
prison were so vociferous in condemning their
arrest that they had finally to be dispersed By
Mustaphs.
Saniander, Arti Quia, Tolima and Magda
lena have risen against Mosquera The Pres
ident Of the latter State declared himself
de faeto Presideat of the Republic Of Coz
lumbia.
The Attorney General of the nation and
two Supreme judges have resigned.
A circular note was addressed by General
Olarte to the President Of the Senate at Pan
anna on the 2Lh, 10 Cousus and command
ers OF foreign vessels of war in the ports OF
Aspinwsll and Panama, notifying them Of the
probability Of the State being invaded by a
national force for ~arlike proposes, and in
such an event he should deem IL his duty 10
oppose their entrance on the isthmus, with
the forces at his command. He also DEGREES
forced loan Of $50 900 in the State. 20 be
levied on the citizens.
This reqnsition led TO q meeting Of Cor>
suls and commanders Of vesselsof war in the
hsrbor of Panama, aud foreign merchants in
that city, WHIP drew up energetic remon-
strances.
Half OF the cochireal crop is destroyed in
Guatemala by the excessive rains.
The cholera has almost disappeared in
Nicarangna
a revolution has stared ia Peru. CASTLE
has taken tbeheld; The number Of his forces
is unknown. but it is no secret that troops
from all parts Of the Republic are likely 70
rally TO his standard The Government dis
patched large bodies Of troops to meet him.
Ii the soldiers remain faithful. shvs q letter
from Peru, there is nothing to fear.