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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Washington Correspondence.

let. d NEW 1OKh, oCb. H.
The Herald's special says there are all kinds
of rumors of Cabinet changes. It is probable
that some changes will be made before Con
gress meets but none has yet been determined
upon. ig ls4gl woe .iili.lg9 1.i s.
Gen Schofield has arrived here from Rich
mond. ssla a,itl.''.il laaitni 4o
The Worlds special says the friends of the
administration are confident OF Important
changes in the Cabinet, to be followed by a
wholesale decapitation Of under officials. The
ish the country. -1teafE 4hH ~ -
ii1 Thomas Il. Ewing and Il. Corning are men,
toned as Secretary of the Treasury. Seward
will probably send in his resignation from Au-
burn, and Reverdy johnson can be his sue
ceSsor. "a
The Tribune's special says the President
will be sereEaded Thursday night when he
will define his future policy.
1t is stated that Ex-GOv. Seymour will sue
coed Secretary Seward. +. P Blair, McCler-
nand and Ewing are named for the War office
Black and COwan are mentioned as successors
to MeCulloch. Gen. Howard is to be sent to
the plains and Judge Holt will be got rid Of.
Gen. Sherman has had an interview with
the PRESIDENT. -sf- sil- t1t tfli HtA
The Times's special says there is good au-
thority for the statement that the President
announced in view of the recent elections he
will make some changes in the Cabinet
y Gen. Sherman leaves for st. Louis Friday.
Information has been received here that
quantities of 1905 sent to, Washington to be
exchanged into 5-2Os have been discovered to
be counterfeit, and have been returned. They
are said to be admirable executed. b.
The Posts special says the statement that
the President had called the district comman-
ders together for consultation is Incorrect
The President expresses himself wen pleased
with Gen. Schofield's administration OF affairs
aud has no new instructions to give him.
1t is stated that the expenditures of the
Post Office Department for the fiscal year are
largely in excess of the receipts, owing to the
large number of routes in the Southern States
not self-suppofting. -e
The Commercials special states that de-
taehment of infantry and three batteries of
artillery were sent to Fort Henry yesterday.
Two hundred, regulars have also arrived at
Baltimore. The cause OF these movements, it
is believed, is to place the authorities in posi-
ton to preserve peace between the turbulent
factions iD Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

VH0R two story unfinished house on leased land
i on Summer Street. Size "a by 40 feet ellcal-
culated for two families, giving each family seven
October To- d3w* aft.- ....I.l.,l -I,r N irr5
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

+raa.ss New YORK, Oc1. 10.
The announcement that counterfeit 7-30s had
been discovered created considerable excite
ment in the stock market this forenoon. The
discovery was made in Washington by the
Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department, and
Mr. Clark. Superintendent of the Currency
Printing Bureau, arrived here this morning
with detective, who has been endeavorins 10
ascertain the amount issued and the hands
through which the fraudulent notes have pas
ed. This far SLIGO 900 worth have been diseoy-
cred, and number of banks and lbaukin Q
houses have been notified that they now either
hold or have recently passed them. The issues
are all dated between Sept. Dist and October
OF this year. Many of them are of winter pa
per than the genuine. The borders are ruled
wider and the star seal is slightly longer, with
larger rays. The counterfeits which have reach
ed this city are almost entirely from Pittsburg
Cleveland and other western cities. 1t is i'm
possible at present to estimate how much stuff
hos been put in circulation, and the amount
may be very large. ..r., ......,..,ss,
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
New York stem =

.-..,s,Escg ,grffsslNEw York, Oct. 10.
Y Secretary Seward and Baron StoeckI arrived
here yesterday He leaves fer Auburn to-day.
Six more seizures were made in this city yes
terday by internal revenue officers, involving
thirty-two barrels of whiskey, a tobacco fac
tory and $500 cigars. 81. ss1slhl :
The Annie V and Fannie won the Atlantic
yacht club race yesterday.
The aggregate losses OF the firms who have
sold counterfeit f730's to the Government
ranges from $1,000 to $4,000. 0l5s sor,4
4 The Irish Temperance societies of this city
to-day, celebrated the anniversary of the birth.
day OF Father Matthews by a parade. The
display was very fine. a't.' -llii : foihi
The return game OF base ball to day between
the Atlantics OF Brooklyn, and the Unions Of
Morrisania, was won by the. Unions which
gives them the championships. The score stood
! Unions 10, Athletics H. 9sn1asd =
The Union League Club this evening adopt
ed resolutions of coincidence to the Boston
League Club in the death of its President
Charles G. Lorng. II r.. ,I.t.. .,I.t ,i
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

.sEaa.44 ssf5 - asssfA NEW YORK, Oct. Q. q
(For three days. l-FTeights continue strong, par
ticularly to Great Britain and the Continent, and
higher rates have been paid both to vessels on the
very moderate, and medium size vessels are much
wanted for Grain, Petroleum, &c. Large tonnage is
also more inquired for, and there is less disposition to
accept long voyages than tor many months. Grain
United Kingdom, and that rate has been refused for
ships now in that port. The advanc in Wheat to
$3 20 W 100 fbs however, is rather against the con-
tinuance of high rates Coastwise Freights are dull
as are also short foreign Yol ages to the West indies
British Provinces &c, and rates rule low Engage
ments to Liverpool-Wheat at I'd; Corn Gid; On
Cake 20s Cotton Slid; Resin 2s Cd 10 $50 lbs; and
per steamer, Wheat q SD, closing at the ton rate
Corn sd Cotton IS g "a; Rosn s.. Charters Six
% 75s; barque, $50 tons, to Cork for orders or a
port in the United Kingdom, London excluded 5000
qrs Wheat Is; a vessel to London, Grain, Is Cd; q
barque, 4i9 tons, to Cork and market Grain Is; a
Prussan brig to Cork for ORDERS 1860 qIs GRAIN rs if
to the United Kingdom, and 10 per cent additional
ii the Continent; Br. barque, 464 tons, to Ant
werp, 5000 bbls Petroleum BIS cd; barque, $40 tons
to port between Hayre and Hamburg, $500 bbls.
Petroleum Is; b. brig SPA tons, to a direct port on
the Continent, 2100 bbs. Petroleum So 3D. ole, 1900
hbls same voyage 6s harque now at Boston, hence
to Antwerp, 1900 bbls Petroleum. 5s 3D. Br. barque
from Philadelphia to Antwerp $500 bbls. Petroleum
5s ID Br. brig to Bhoa 400 bbls. Petroleum. s.
a sch. from jacksonville to New Haven, resawed
Lumber $12 sch. to Bangor, Corn Ale and Flour
25c; to Belfast ana Gardiner, Corn 81 and &c.
California Freghts- Ereghts to San Francisco re-
main very dull at low rates; measurement 10 a zoe
lbs; Nails zoe per keg. The shipments of agricul-
tural freight are expected to be lighter than usual
the California market having been owe stocked last
year With improved rates in the Atlantic SERVICE
owners are less DESTROYS to send their tonnage to the
Pacific than they have been during the past veal,
i0HiDD list az !
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

q. ..i ~ ~ =, = ,. :, 49, BosToN, Oct. 10.
James Pettengiil alias Gray, alleged to be
an expert thief and passsr of counter felt mon
ey, has been arrested In this city and commit
ted to Jail for trial. He is said to have had
hand in the Lord robbery, and various depre-
dations on property in New York and Boston.
The police have also arrested Frank Russell
alias Rochon, charged with recent swindlng
operations in Cleveland, Ohio. Russell was
delivered over TO Chief of Police Frazer, OF
Cleveland who was in pursuit, and who re
turns home with his prisoner.ax "a. re~
.&WAMAM - SPRINGFIELD Oct 10.
The State Convention of Young Mems Chris
tan Association, Hon. Whiting GriswoId, of
Greenfield, presiding, commenced its Session
in this city to-day About 300 delegates were
present, and the meetings werewolf sustained
3 and Interesting sRbeA Thfp't f'Rt ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

,.., ALBANY, N Y, Oct. 10.
Today was the last day of the Interstate
rsgi, "a. a large crowd was in attendance
won by ). Il. Lindley, entered by the MutuaIs
OF Albany; time, 26minutes seeonds In Tho
second race, single sculls, Randaips and SMITHS
boats foaled Just as they reached the winninr
stake time of both boats, rs minutes 49,
onds. The Union Club OF Boston entered III.
Union, rowed by j. Tyler, Jr, who came IL
fourth. The judges finally rendered decision
in favor of Randall which created great ex
ed parties. A considerable amount of money
changed hands on the race 4aa f.. .aa9
The third race, between double souls, was
won by the Josh Ward, the Wink withdrawing
before the race ended. Time 26m. As The
last race was between the same boats, Wink
winning by six lengths. Time not given. As
ISOLATION medals and badges were distributed
to the successful competitors at the Troy
House this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
new Phase of Robbcry-A Sfnte Prison
Broken into and Robbed.

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The State Prison at Wethersfield, was en-
tered by burglars last night and $500 in silver
ware stolen from the show case of the Furnish
ing shop, where they were exposed foI sale Ia
visitors. N 4etrluA
The rogues gained access to the prison yard
by breaking through a small gate in the rear
and took wbeelbarrow from one of the shops
with which they rolled off the booty and then
returned the wheelbarrow. The goods were
the property of Hall, Elton & Co., of Walling-
ford, contractors for the labor of convicts in
the furnishing shnn - n ~. ---..--. ----
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

, a., .f.a.I .l.s.sI... ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. TO- r
The ovation to Gen. Sheridan and Gen.
Sickles took place to-day l'
The 10TH 20th and 9Th regiments, and the
Burgess Corps turned out with full ranks, and
parade was made through several of The
principal streets. Gen. Sheridan rode in a
carriage with Gov. Fenton, and Gen. Siekles
wish Ex-senator Harris. Along the route
many dwellings,, stores and offices were deco
rated with flags, banners and mottoes, Z Wei
come to the hero, Sheridan" Last night Gen
Sheridan was the guest of the Van Renssellar
Manor House, and Gen. Sickles was the guest
of the .Guberhatorial mansion. To-day, both
receive calls at the Capitol. After which they
will dine with the Governor, and accompany
him to the theatre in the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
From Washingion

W ASHINGTUN,
Official information of the arrival Of the U.
S. steamer AroostOok at Singapore Aug 18th
has been received, 81. .4.ii. Lzltr ..la1i.l
The postal treaty between the United State
and Belgium has finally been ratified.
Seventy thousand dollars of the counterfeit
1880 bonds of the second series have been pre-
sented at The Treasury Department for re-
demption. All were either of A or B series.
The counterfeit is regarded as one of the most
dangerous that has yet been executed and is
declared superior to the counterfeit $500 green
backs by Uhhic who is now in prison.
The proposed serenade TO the President has
been indefinitely postponed. '.gl IN
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Only 5000,

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Is admitted partner in our firm. Styie saule ,
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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

RICHMOND, Oct. 10.
Outside of the Republican party, election
news lias been received here with pleasure,
and the bulletin boards have been crowded all
day. The cOlored people seem to be particu-
IarIy discouraged at the fate of the amend
ment in Ohio.
The government are making arrangements
to have Davis's trial, evidence and arguments,
reported by stenographers for preservation in
hook form. 4t.tF
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
For Sale in Saco.

A FIRST CLASS two story house with lot, situat-
"A ell on Main Street, No. 167, next above the Con-
gregationa Meeting House, in Saco. The lohation
combines aF the requisites 10 make one of the most
pleasant residences in the city State. House near
" new containing nine finished rooms, hail In CEN
tre together with stable and out-buildings. IOs
CONFIRMS over 140OO feet Of land with garden AMI
fruit trees one-half mile from the railroad dcpot
and three and one-halt miies from Old Orchard
| Beach. viii be sold low for cash Inquire of
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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

.t.t NEW YORK, OcG. III.
The Herald editorially says the recent cleo
tons do not denote Democratic victories but
that the Republican element of the country
has stepped aside to rebuke its leaders.
The World editorially says the elections are
an indignant and unanimous veto upon the
policy of the party in power. h., i ..t...s
The Times editorally says the elections in
dictate no increased confidence in the Demo-
cratic party, but simply a reaction against the
extreme acts and measures of the Republican
party, and convey an admonition which ought
to be salutary to the leaders,
The Tribune editorially says the vital prin-
cipie of genuine Democracy will march on
through seeming defeats to inevitable and con-
elusive triumph; through whatever trials of
consistency the great party will move right into
arduous but inevitable achievement of equal
rights for all
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
81 Canadian Affairs

...IL,...,,,5 -. 81 =. ..a.tsa OTTAWA, Oct. 10.
The members of the local government of
Nova Scotia have resigned, but Sir It. WILLIAMS
declines to accept their designations, as be
leaves soon for England Gen. Doyle win then
organize new Cabinet m f-557 ls,t. g.
1t is reported that several car loads of Fenian
arms have been discharged at Potsdam and
Malone, and conveyed into the country border
ing on the st. Lawrence.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Des,ruc,ive fires.

SOL. $500 ,s,ss s.si.t CONCORD N H., Oct. 10.
A fire occurred at Hillsboro' Bridge at
o'clock this morning, destroying the large liv
cry stable of George A. Robbins, together with
Also a. small livery stable owned by Jchn
Muzzy and occupied by ID. p. Greeniief
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 10.
The steamer Ella Faber was destroyed by
fire at Portland last night She was valued at
$150,OO0. Fully insured in Louisville offices.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

TEErnI TEETH TEETa!
PROPOSALS.

l.i $500 l OFFICE OF THE U. S. MARSHAL, I
it q District OF Maine, Portland, Oct 5, 1867.
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received at ibis
- Office, No. IL Clapp's Block Congress street, u:-
I'll TH URSDAY, October II, 1867, at u o'clock noon,
tor furnishing the u. 8 Courts with fuel tor the year
ending October 15 1868. The fuel required viii b.
the best quality of LEHIGM COAL, STOVE SIZE, ireb
screened aud free from Slate md iSt ana to be de-
hvered in such Quantities and ut such times ami
. may direct
Proposals To be endorsed proposals for Fuel for
u. 5. Courts" and addressed to The United States
Marshal for the District OF Maine
rrafet 'a---tl fl-.tr CHARLES CLARK,
5, oct7diGi us. Marshal for District of Maine
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Chicago Markets.

49, = - CHICAGO, IT., Oct. TO- y
Flour dull; Spring extra 25 "a 10 3d. Wheat duh
aud &c lower; sales Nc. at so and Mop at 49,
Corn tame and &c lowers sales Mo- at 1903 a. O6J ;
No. at o.. Gals lc lower; sales 563e.s Rye quiet
and Sc lewer safes at 20 81 80. Barley moderate
ly ACTIVE at decline of 3c sales No. at is Mes
Pork dull alb % 75 Lard more active at 49, a 1Slc
$4,000 bush. corn, AZ 900 bush.f oats, G,O0O hogs
Shpments-l2,0OO bbls. flour, 1000 bush. wheat
: Toe. 900 bush. corn. 900 bush. oats H.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
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New YORK, Oct t0-5 P. N.
The counferfst T. 30s june SERIES 1.-THE loan
market is easy at per cent. There is little doing in
discounts at q per cent. Railways unsettled.
Governments depressed and lower with more anxiety
to sell. Gold 143I. sssrsas 81 as = o5E
"A Money active, butlhe, supply is equal to The dc
InaId; rates unchanged Gold unsettled, with more
pressure to sell at the close aud prices declined 10
lf3s. Cash Gold scarce Exchange dull ana un,
changed, Government securities closed duii anu
heavy. Stocks weak. Balance in The ) lb-Ireasufy
TO-DAY 800 900 ono -
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

MONTPELIER, Oct. 10.
The Vermont General Assembly convened
in this place to-day. The two houses were or
gained by the election of the following Off
cers:-Senate-Henry Clark of Rutland, Sec
Rotary; James S. Peck of Montpelier, Assist
ant Secretary; Rev. ID. II. Roberts of Montpe
lier, Chaplain. House-Hon. John w. Stew.
art OF Middlebury, Speaker; j. Fl. Flagg of
Bennington, Clerk; Rev. Mr. Foster of Mont
pelier, Chaplain.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

.a3fia zaa Y McGREGoR, Oct. 10.
Iowa election returns from Clayton county
sise 1900 Republican, majority; from WEIGH
man county $50 Republican, and Howard coun-
ty 325 Republican majority.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Maryland Republican State Convention

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
The Republican State Convention met here
to-day. and nominated Judge Hugh l.. Bond
for Governor. The resolutions adopted pledge
the Republican party of Maryland to uliiyer-
sal manhood suffrage, uniform education, pay
ment of the, National debt, and pledge them
selves ''to fight it out on that line" Also IA
yor the repeal of the present militia law.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

~ NASHVILLE, Uct. To-
Gov. Brownlow was inaugurated to-day, and
the Inaugural address was read by the Cover
nor's private Secretary. He MAINTAINS that
the principles of the Republican party favor
Immigration into the State of northern men,
and regrets the disposition manifested IN some
parts OF the State to drive them away.iCt
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
sss,BaItimore Raaraei.l sIsi

.ae if.l . t,.rsgI sa a, BALTIMORE, Oct. 0. 4,
Cotton nominal at 2Oc for Midling uplands.l Flour
qniet and less firm, but prices are without quotable
change Wheat dull and dropping; receipts are
heavier; prime and choice White 2 so a 2S5; Red
270&12 70. Cornvcry strong and advanced 8 "a &c;
sales White at 40 % AZ. mostly att As; yellow IS
% as; business light Oats firm and advanced about
&c; sales at 7ote 74e Rye very strong; considera-
BILE sales at 60 a zoe. Provisions firm aud unchanged
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Albany Caftle Market.

al 4 AL 81 ALBANY, n T., Oct 10.
Cattle market dull sales unusually light in sonse-
quenee OF the differende OF ile views buyers and
sellers; good Cattle, which extremely scarce, adj
vanced lc, while poorer grades unchanged; re-
ceipts 4,300 sSbeep 4e higher and demand good re-
ceipis 1900; sales 5000 at 409 5.cs Hogs 40 lie
higher; receipts 200; sales 900 at a Sc. iSaF
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
. New York risi, y, arl.e,.. .

~. = 100 tq.tV sfJ , NEW YORK, Oct 8.
Dry Cod are plenty and dull; Georges Iinay be
Mackerel have become quiet again, and prices are
little of; No. Bay are seling at 205O 90 2e0; No.
Shore 10 90, and No 2 10 50 stock light. Picked
Herring remain scarce: Smoked do, are plenty and
in but little demand. --Ship piping Last, - = ~ :
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
French Millinery.

HAVING Just returned from New York, we are
Hprepared to show our Fermer Patrons, ant the
Iuonc' desirable stock OF Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Consist ny fall tho Latest French Styles ,
which We Cffer at low pie s. 4 LL-f
NJ sses. NORTH g MAXWELL,
September % 1861 sept30 dow
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

~ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.
The Western Union Telegraph Company's
bark Clara Bell, has arrived from Pillow Bay
bringing portion of the employees OF the
company. The Nightingale sailed the same
day, Sept. 10th, and is momentarily expected
with the remainder hlltlt8.i- ..4s-l iI,a. .lsi
Ths shipments of wheat during the month
Of September were 660,25S sacks, valued at
$126436 80 -tIf
Legal tenders 40 IL. "a hitH i'.N.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Little Blue Family School,
DARLINGTON, ME. tooSs.

fINHE next session of this Classical and English
veniberil4th.D Every facility afforded for the phys
Cad, mental and moral training OF pupils committed
TO our care. Apply to l3g5ii HsB 5lsaf 10 s4 IL
oct7eod&w3w EDW. P. WESTON, Principal.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Railroad Accidents,

...s tll- lt8th BOSTON, Oct 10.
j. b. Eaton, roadmaster on the Boston and
Lowell railway, was killed this morning by
stepping from the platform on to the track.
Benjamin Branian, freight conductor on the
Newport railroad, was killed last night by being
struck by bridge while'on top the ear.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
n M PArfEN ~ CO., Ane,ioueers,
OFFICE Ii EXChANGE ST.. N
BEDS bedding. = ns"itnre, &C., al
In IN Ilouse and Land at Auction.
House and Three Valuable HOust
Lots on Cotton Strcetat AUctiOn

e. IN. PATrEN - CO., Anetioueer,
20 OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

. New YORK, Oct. 10.
Mrs. Phillip Groesbeck was shot Tuesday
pight at Masepette, L. j., while walking with
her husband. The assassin escaped.
owing to unwarranted demands on the part
OF the Brooklyn Printers Union regarding the
internal regulations of the newspaper offices
of that city not being complied with by the
proprietors there is strike going on there
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Cincinma,i IN arkesss


.s..'s~*A "A''s CINCINNATI, Oct TO-
= q WhskeY unchanged. Mess Pork lower and quot-
ed % So Lard in demand at l3lc. Bacon firm sales
to come out from smoke at for shoulders and S3c
for clear sides lERyE