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New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

join his regisne-t Brsv.t Msiss
J. A. =. Thompson. i0lh lnfant.y.
had leave extended - days
"a order has been Issued from che
War Department that paragraph
2. General Orden No. 6. lated
JinIsry 2b. 1867. terminating the
warrants Of al suffers On the first
diy Of July, 1857. be revoked. and
sltler. viii be permitted 10 trais
With the trvOps under the regila-
tons relating 20 suffers noS In
eEistsLcs until further orders
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE.

LETTER FROM GEN. sCHOFIELD TO GOV BROwNLow
Gen. Scholeld, commanding the First Military
District has addressed the following letter to Gov Brown
Low of Tcuuessee.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
WaIrnyen

Walrayen
tPHoIsTBRY GOODS
WINDOW SHADES,
And LINENS,
n qualities unsurpassed aud
Prices undeEaby low
No 6S Broadway .--- .-
Ilrnry B. stanton,
COUNSRL0R AT LAW,
M I7V BrValSsH New T'rE
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$1,000 Fonnd,..

samuel BrOtsers. Ne; so Ludsa0e Bui. LOuasa.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

TifE REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvEHTrON-GRS II. r..
HAYES NOMINATED FOR GovERNOR-THR PLAT
Form ADOPTED
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Religions Notices.

SPIRITUAL AssoCIATIoN.-Mrr j. IL: King will
speak at Temperance Hall tomorrow Sunday at
i0I A. NJ, and at O'Clock P. NJ. All are invited.
STATE STREET CHURCH.-Rev Mi. Flint Of An
DOVER Mass will preach at State street Church TO-
morrow, morning and evening.
REGULAR Prayer Meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association this Saturday evening" their
rooms Evans block No. 145 Middle street, from to
o'clock. All are invited
CENTRAL CHURcH.-Rev. Leander S. Coan, of
Boothbay will preach at this Church tomorrow.
TEnPERANcE.-Sunday evening temperance meet
ing, at Sons of Temperance Hall, Congress Street,
every Sunday evening. Services at O'Clock. The
public are invited to attend.
WEST CoNGREG ATIoNAL Notwithstanding as
usual at the West Congregational Church, Congress
street, services commencing at O'Clock in the alter
no0n tomorrow Sunday Prayer meeting in the
evening, commencing at Z: O'Clock. Friends from the
ity are invited.
Society will be changed back the afternoon, being
held at the Park street Church tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. w B. Hayden, on "The
relation OF amusemcnts TO the true Christian life"
SUMNER STREET CHURCH-There will be services
at the Sumner Street Church tomorrow Sunday at
10Y O'Clock A, NJ, at O'Clock P. M. at II O'Clock
in the evening" Preaching by Rev. j. w. c. Pen
nington. All are invited to attend. 80
FIRST PARISH CHURCH.-Rev. John T. G. Nichols
of Saco, will preach at the First Parish Church to-
morrow Vespcr service at y o'clock P. M.
PARK STREET CHURCH.-Rev. j. T. Hewes having
returned from the West will occupy his pulpit at the
Park street Church tomorrow.
ST. LUkEs CHURCH-There will be rel gious ser
vices every morning, for the present, at ST Luke's
Church, commencing at 10 minutes past o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

JUDGE KINGsBURY PREsIDIN

FRIDAy.--In the case Of State V. James Raglan, for
assault and battery on James Feeney, the complain
ant acknowledged having received full satisfaction of
the affair." and the complaint was, therefore, dsmiss-
el .f
Patrick Ford pleaeed guilty to larceny of stakes
from the Of the Portland & Kennebec Rail- Dad
Company, and was sentenced to so days imprison-
ment in the Comfy Jail.
Joseph d. Kennedy pleaded guilty to assault and
battery on Roscoe d. Brown. The parties belong in
Cape Elizabeth Kennedy fined S14.G3, which
he paid
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

COLLIsIoN.-A countryman was driving ms
horse across Exchange and Middle streets yes
terday, at slow pace, while the horse cars
were approaching. His wagon had got on the
track, and the driver of the car in attempting
to brake up, broke the chain of the brake. The
consequence was collision with the country
mans wagon, which was upset and injured and
a child's carriage, which was upon it, was ruin
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

RIDE AsTRIDE In Solano County. Califor
MIA, not long since, young lady was killed by
falling from the horse on which she was rid
ing. While her animal was running at full
speed she fell, her skirts hanging to the saddle
dragging her for the distance of half milo
and horribly mangine her body. After an
nouncing the fact, Il c San Jose Mercury adds;
IF she had been dressed in suitable rdinn
habit, and had been seated upon her horse in
the only safe manner in which a horse can he
ridden-thatis, astride no such accident cculd
nave occurred. a young lady from this CITY
was thrown from a horse, last week, and barely
escaped with her life. Accidents oil this kind
are alarmingly frequent 1t is well that ladies
who practice horseback riding are usually
furnished with gentle horses, or they would
meet with far more accidents than they now
e e There Is death ON the side-saddle sure
f .sn very woman who follows the present dan
Svtoss Iasnion of riding side-wise Ii is only
tda;, ,a OF nme; they are all bound to break
"a their heeks IN the end. IfIadies woulJ enioy
sle heaithigl pleasure of horseback rjina cafo
from such dangerous accidents 10 tbat nn sa,i
above, they would wear the modest a naI h hoeeu
tiful Turkish riding Dress and ride anu beau-
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

DRowNED.-A correspondent of the Star
says that on Thursday, a man by the name OF
William Weaver, said to come from Oldtown,
Me-, while standing upon log at work. just
above the dam OF the Homer & Hastings mill,
so-called, at Berlin Falls, by some means lost
his balance, the water being high and swift,
and when last seen was being carried swiftly
through the dam, and up to the present time
his body has not been found. He leaves wife
and one child to mourn his sudden death.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 1tth sch II P Russell, Nick
ersOn, New York. o
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Medical Notiee-G. II. Chadwick.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Mercantile Library Lecture.
Promenade Concert Roberts and Sweeney Chele
AUCTION COLUMN.
Iemons-E NJ. Patten & Co.
NEW ADvERTISEMESr OOfUMR.
Gents Furnishing Goods-Chas. Gusts & Co.
Paper Collars-Lewis Toppan.
Spauldngs Prepared Glue.
Furniture-Willam Lowell.
Physcians-Drs. Chadwick s. Fogg
Llmber-L. 4. Brown.
Dssoluton-John Sparrow and others.
Evergreen Ce,netery-E. u. FORBES.
Slate or Tin Roofs-C. Winship q Co.
Boots-G. W. Davee. -r
Wanted, a Situation.
Lost, Black and Tan PIP.
Found-C. Winship.
Growers AntdOte-Dr Paul III. Grover.
Observation-Disclosures Geyer g. Co.
Wanted Geo. Il. Davis g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

PROBABLE VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO
PoRTLAND.-The Washington correspondent OF
the Boston Herald says President johnson, in
conversation on Thursday, said that he should
take sea voyage in June and stop at Boston
for few days, and perhaps extend his trip to
Portland. He added that he could fix on no
particular time but should go and come by
water in Government vessel
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

A NEW INvEFTIoN.-We have been allowed
TO examine and test newly invented machine
called the "Aerating Machine, or Egg Beaten"
manufactured by Messrs. Hall & Co., New
buryport, Mass 1t is made expressly for pre-
pairing eggs for cake, pies, custards, Sc. 1t
consists of cylinder of glass or tin, in which
the eggs are placed and pressed with a perfor.
ated dasher, which carries air into all parts of
them, the principle being the same as in the
old fashioned up and down cturn. 1t is claimed
that one egg thus aerated becomes SO light as
in cooking to be equal to two beaten in the
usual manner, and from experiment we are in
clned to think the claim well founded. Bread,
by this process, can be made light without
yeast or salaratus, and butter in small quaint
ties can be obtained from cream in few min
utes. SO useful an article should have place
in every house. The Westbrook Britannia
Company have obtained the exclusive agency,
and can supply them at No. 176 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

AcKNowLEDGMENT-Th Very Rev. E. Null
Ter acknowledges, in behalf of the pupils of
st. Dominic's School, generous contribution
from the Smithsonian Institute, Washington,
of valuable specimens for small museum or
collection to form cabinet to facilitate the
study of natural history.
Mr.. Muller would, on this OCCASION respect
fully ask of those of his fellow-citizens, who
are able and willing to do so, to add TO this col
lection any contributions in Conchology, Bot
any or Mineralogy which will help to perfect
the cabinet. He hopes to have the collection
so far advanced as to be able to place it on ex-
hibition at the annual examination of the
school .
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
RICHMOND, May IA, 1867.

That CAT.-Wo have received note from
the lady who owned the cat we spoke of few
days ago as being lost, and for the recovery Of
which the owner would pay a large sum. The
lady Sal, the animal twas not priced for the
gold chain which it wore, but because it was
given her by a dying mother, &c., and has been
with her four and a half years" She says the
finder can have the chain. if it has not been
stolen from the cat and SIS additional by re-
turning pussy to her. "Puss was yellow all
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
DEPARTURES OF ora.y ,v,s.n,nns
. A r L N Il N EWS
PORT OF PORTLA Nd.

PORT OF PORT LAND.
Friday. May ~.
Steamer Drigo, Sherwo ID, New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. ST John
via Eastport tor Boston, .s...I - ~
Brig JAS Davis. toi Stockton) Staples, Matanzas
LIST inst. rT ~
Sch Blake, tBrJ O'Brien. Walton, MS.
sen John U Dennis. Thnrlow, Newburyportf
Sch Ada Frances, Perkins, Castine =.
Sch Concert, TYLER, Waldohoro. Il N n
sen wreath, Pink ham. Harrington for New York
ton. 7 - o A'o'
~ sA CLEARED
brig Menonah, Sturdivant, Hayana-W w Brown
brig Eugene, Coombs, Bangor
sen Rescue, Kelley, PhlladelDhia--N NickeIson
sen II scue, tBrl Dunn, st John NB-F II Barrett
Sch swan tBr) Brewster, st John NB-F r Bar,
:. Sch r " Bookings, Douglass oalais-Liltiejohn
i,M .A&t ALABsEGt H. I
Z Ae&NR DISASTERS. .As@
barbadoes and has not since been heard Oh. 1t is
supposed that she was lost in the gale which occur
ca soon liter her departure. Her crew consisted of
Capt John Mullins, Of Liverpool: VIM ANUS, mate;
Jos Burlington, and VIM III Harrington, Of BROOKLYN
Me; Alex Woodbury., OF Portland, and one or two
others.
Sch Irvine OF Eastport, at New York from Carde
an unknown brig, and lost cathead, bowsprit. iih
boom, and several guys. 80
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, sch IL Russell, Nick
erson New York, ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Best and Cheapest
: = =
DIED.

In Gray, April 6. Mrs. Sarah e. Blake, formerly OF
South Paris. aged as years ut feat
In Bath, May 16, Mr.. Samuel C. Bovey, aged GS
years. -...E s-H--s a. STIi.-'t
In Georgetown, May 10, Mr.. Allen Clary, aged
81 years. fttf
In Searsmont May ID. Jane G. Thorndile, daush-
ter Of Saml @. Howard, aged 81 years. p
In Newport, May 4, Mr.. Hiram Ordway, aged II
years. ~ ~'S " AF57-Fh 49,
GO The funeral services of the late Elizabeth
Frances Jordan, will take place her late resi-
dence, on Sanday afternoon, at y O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

Enthusiastically the Deputy Marshals
seized a small quantity of liquor in the shop of
Patrick Moran on Clark street, also barrel
of ale in the shop of Charles E. Dunton, cor
ner of Brown and Congress streets, and small
quantity of ale in the shop of Patrick CORN
ley, on Commercial street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Fisher's Couch Drops.

This certain and cfectual cure for Coughs and all
diseases of the throat and lungs has been generally
known throughout New Englani fol the last sixty
years, and is warranted TO cure, the price will be
refunded. Prepared by GEORGE W. WAILiNG
FORD, Grandson of the late DIR. Fisher.
MASON, SYMONDS & CO., Proprictors, Kcnne-
bunk, Maine. -.s,-'- y
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason, w. r.
Phillips & Co., j. w, Perkins & Co., and Il. H.
Hay. mar1d3m sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

AFFRAY.-An affray took place Thursday
night in the vicinity of the Kerosene Works.
between some half dozen men, one of whom
drew revolver on policeman Maxwell of Cape
Elizabeth, while he was endeavoring to quell
the disturbance. The officer was roughly
handled by the party.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

WE met our friend Gunnison, of the Attain
tic House, yesterday, enjoying his full measure
of health, having fully recovered from his late
painful attack of rheumatism. He attributes
his cure to the use of Hills Rheumatic Pills"
bought of Crosman &c Co
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
k2lE7EKEda |i1l;Ia;I!E4
Of,hc Choice FTniss and spices.

Their strict purity, delicious 1ayors, unrivaled
5treng and GREAT ECONOMY, attracting trade
from lovers OF CHOICE FLAvoRs which is without a
parallel. -F
Their great is simply because 0ne-tiird Of
the quantity is more than equal to The ordinary aar-
oring extracts and they the true rich iavors of
the fruits and spices. f-t.t.s.sa- ltI
Ex-Gov. James Y. Smith, of Providence, II. L..
says: My wife pronounces them superiort to any
1ayoring extracts 81 { las ever used
f Es Gov. Wm.s A. Bnciin2 CHAM, Of Connecticut,
says: Fora long time We have used Them and find
them very ine," l5h rs tH ai
DIR. j. q. Holland tTimothy Titcomb). tho well
known author, of Springfield, Ma, s., says ''They
are The standard in all this vicinity" ~ y -
Dealers treble their sales with them. Sold whole
sale and retail, Portland Me-, by Samuel Chadwick,
anu by Grocers and Druggists. apr27 w tsS3msn
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

A PLEASANT FAMILY PARTY-Among the
notable incidents of the exciting week at Rich
mond which witnessed the release of Jefferson
Davis, was supper given to the members of
the press at the Exchange Hotel on Monday
evening. Mr.. Greeley was placed at the head
of the table, and sandwiched between the rep
resentatives of the Richmond papers were the
correspondents of the northern press who hap
pened to be in the city. Mr. Greeley seems to
nave been very communicative. and discussed
matters present, past and future with much
freedom. He defended General Buffers course
with regard to the ladies of New Orleans,
which does not seem to have awakened anv
special disgust among the chivalry present.
and he made several other remarks which IL
would seem were amiably overlooked, out of
regard, we suppose, for the grea. service he
had just done to the chief of the lost cause %
Supper over, Mr.. Greeley responded to the SEN
timent $40 reunited North and South" and
at last reporter, representing the Washing
ton Chronicle, actually proposed the health of
Jefferson Davis. The meeting did not break
up until very late hour, and we fear the par
ty-always excepting the philosopher of the
Tribune, who went home early-got still more
mixed up on political and social topics before
they adjourned. 1t is evident that there is a
vast difference between tbs atmosphere of
Richmond and Mobile.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects Of Bal Dyes. Invigorates the hair leaving
it soft ana bcaulitil. TIE genuine is signsd ViI-
liam A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
EE- Beware Of n s,oHmterfeis.
November TO- 1866. dlysn It.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Supreme Judicial Court.

FRIDAY.-In the case Of Hovey v. HObson, Mr..
Rand resumed and concluded his argument for de-
fendant Mr.. Smith commenced the argument for
plaintiff soon after II o'clock in the forenoon spoke
until the recess, and then occupied the afternoon un
til adjournment. The case will be given to the jury
this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Long Sought Fort
Come at Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

we take pleasure in announcing that the above
nr,"; aiucle may be found for sale by all City
III %ssis sI, 'nu nfst class Country Grocers.
AS MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable being
among the best # Not the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the pure
ulce Q! tie Jerry, and unadulterated by any impure
as medicine.
~ 10 {, the Jays OF the aged it adleth length,
n9 the mighty It addeth strength"
ls na,iii i9r the Sick joy for the we'll
MAaNS' ELDERRERRY WINE
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
Moth and FreckleS,

The only reliable remedy for those brown discol,r-
atoms the face called Moth Patches and Freckes
Is PERRF's MOTH AND FRECKLE LorIoN. Prepar-
cd only by DIR. j. G. PERRY, Dermatologist 40 Bond
st N. Y. Sold by all drugg SITS in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle marisdSw6msn
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
CITY AFFAINs,

A special meeting of the City Council was
held last evening for the purpose of finishing
up some matters that had been left over from
the last meeting.
Petition of DR.. John I. Gilman and other
physicians, that the salary of the City Physi-
clan be increased, was referred to the Commit
tee on Salaries. ...
Petition of j. b. Coyle, for a sidewalk in
front OF his premises on Newbury street, was
referred to Committee on Sidewalks, &c.
Memorial of Jane P. Thurston, in relation to
land taken for East Commercial street, was
read, and leave to withdraw was voted.
Petition of G. w. Holmes, for license to sell
goods at auction in the evening, was laid on
the table,
Petition Of James T. Noyes, for remunera-
ton for injuries sustained by his wife in enter
ing store on Middle street, which injuries
were caused by negligence of the city authori-
ties, was referred to the Committee on Judicial
Proceedings.
Petition of Committee of Bethel Church,
that E. II. Ripley may be appointed an under
taker, was laid on the table,
An ordinance, amendatory of the ordinance
on streets, was passed to be engrossed, by
which groups of three or more persons are pre-
vented from gathering on and obstructng the
sidewalks. The fine is not less than So nor
more than 800 for each offence. Subsequently
passed to be ordained.
The Board of Aldermen reconsdered its vote
passing to be engrossed an ordinance estab-
fishing the compensation of members Of the
Fire Department, and laid the ordinance on
the table.
The ordinance providing for penalties for
raising false alarm of fire was passed to be
ordained.
An ordinance, amendatory OF the ordinance
regulating hackney coaches, came up passed to
be engrossed in the other Board, The Board
of Aldermen non-cOncurred, and voted to re-
commit the order. The Common Council in
sisted upon their action, and a committee of
conference was appointed.
Petition of w. H. Foye and VIM Boyd, As
SCISSORS, for increase of salary, was referred to
the Committee on Salaries.
The report of the Committee on Salaries
came up, the Common Council having voted to
recommit the report to the committee. The
Board of Aldermen non-concurred and voted
to insist upon their action passing the order as
amended by them. Subsequently the report
came back from the Common Council, that
body having non-concurred in the amendments
of the Board of Aldermen, and having amend
ed the order by making the salary of the City
Physician $500 and that of the Street Commits
sior 1900, and passing the order as thus
amended. Tho Board of Aldermen laid the
order upon the table and then adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

PORTLAND & ROCHESTER RAILRoAD.-At a
meeting of the Portland s. Rochester Railroad
Company yesterday, it was voted to accept the
conditions Of the city loan, and to execute a
mortgage of the road in compliance with the
proposition made by the Directors
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

GEYER has made arrangements for the mark
ing of monographs on handlkerchiefs and linens
of all kinds. Samples may be seen at his store
ID Free street. my15d6t
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

MECHANIC FALLS, May IL, 1857.
To the Editor Of tie Press:
noticed few remarks in the Press of yes
terday in relation to the Richmond Bank, and
enclose you letter which received from
the Cashier after sending him a $500 bill for
redemption.
noticed the same name was at the bottom
of the bill that stands at the bottom of the let
ter, and thus he refuses his own "promlse to
pay" Hit him again. Yours, Sc,
E. A. CANNON.
RICHMOND, May IA, 1867
E. A. Cannon =
Dear Sir:-I received your favor of the lltl.
| return you the five dollar bill on the Rich
mond Bank. The Bank was closed up on the
ID OF January, 1867, and all the funds disposed
of. 1t has no officers, and nothing to redeem
the bills with. Respectfully, yours,
.. 1.. f. II. THEoBALD.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

SMITHS CoMBINAT1oN.-The pavilion was
crowded yesterday afternoon and last evening
There will be two more performances, one this
afternoon and the other in the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

AS an evidence of the refined taste of our
citizens, we can annouce that there is more of
DR.. Chaussiur's Empress" for the hair sold by
Crosman s. Co., than all other hair prepare
tions in the market.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

THE Samaritan Association gratefully ae-
knowledge the receit of $101.30, being the net
proceeds from the entertainment of Friday
evening, May 10th.
MRS c. NJ PLUMBER Treasurer
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

Some of the hest citizens OF Saline county,
Mo-, have organized Vigilance Committee to
rid themselves of a lot of thieves and murder
ers, who defy the law and threaten the author
tiles of that county.
In Summit and Pike counties, Mississippi,
according to the Summit Commercial the white
and black population are not at all antagons-
tic. There is fire company where white and
black men pull at the same rope.
The Chicago Post says that business was
never more active in that city than now The
streets are zthronged; stocks are rising; there
are more buildings going up than ever before
1t is thought that thirteen thousand houses
will be erected this season. The city is ex-
tending rapidly southwark along the lake shore.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18
FOR EIGN PORTS.

AT Liverpool 4th inst, Molocka, Norton. ana China
Wallace. Tor Boston next day; John Hareey, Low
ell, tor do 10th; Limerick Lass, Mahoney, tor New
York sth; StOrer, Bryant for do 10th; Alicia,
Stuait, and Nevers nix, Weeks, for do SOON Zonavc,
Whiimore, tor Philadelphia with despatch; Roht c
Winthrop, Stewart. for Charleston. do; f Cooper,
Flitner for New Orleans 7th.
At Southampton 30th ult, barque Telegraph, Rob-
inson, from Philadelphia. t-.5ss = :
Sid I'm Santos March 80, sch Nettie Currier, Cur
rier. Tor New York.
WELL tor Boston, ldg; barques Isabel, Iihbets. from
Portland, ar 2lst, for Boston, dg; Louisa. Snow and
Nonparel, Finn, for do; A LittlefeIl, Nichols
Ella q Annie Randall; Helena, jackson, and Eu-
Sid FIN Trinidad 4th inst, bril-. Monica, Mitchell,
Philadelphia; sth, brig Tally Ho, Chishan, tor New
York
Crmea IIichborn, MatanZas.
AR at Havana 10th inst, barque Brunswick Alinot,
Matamoras.
: Sid 9th, baroue Andaman, Otis, Falmouth F.
Sid I'M Cardenas Sth brig Prairie Rose. Ranloff
tor port North of Hateras; scs Mary Z staples,
Dinsiiore. do; 9Th Day Break, Cousins. do.
In port 10th nit. barque Megunticook Hemingway
Ar at Sagua Sd inst, barque Ramb er. Packard,
Havana; brigs Keystone, Barter, and W ii Bic&
more. Fountain, Matanzas.
Sid Cd, sch Northern Light, Moore, Boston.
In port 9Th st. harques Powhattan, Pat,en; Ada
Carter. Kenney; briggs Hiram Abif Tib5etts, and
Lena Thurlow, Corbett Tor tas'
Ar at st John, NE, 18th inst, ship Hiyard
Hupper. Hupper; M P, Patterson, and Planet, VIII
son, Portland. ..tr
sH SPOKEN
May II, lat 80, Ion est. ship Colorado, Freeman.
from New York for Hong Kong fse"f
May -, lat 80 10, Ion II, ch Ontario, from Carde-
mas, and Irene Meservey, Gom Cientuegos, both
steering North.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-18

EVERGREEN CEMETERY.-The attention of
owners OF lots in this cemetery is directed to
the advertisement of the committee, which APP
pears in our columns this morning.