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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

export demand and prices ruled steady and the
gays about so bos bond hsSs been SOLD at about soc
soa o s5 ehsy to ysrpsS The sales 70 day
evsnas an sssa same e: price,
es' ss ysis &C. Sss
90 g. and s 80 e p a. at = sS g.
OF tar we heard of no further sales. " :.
s's ss- g. is IN ss.ss
e % We're s Gus ssae. ~n , end
:a's' ess o g. "a sss ss ss
steady 81 prime c p.':I city Distilled a red Was
quoted go ss and olive In casks 81 Is 81 65 without
PEAssaes 5000 bushels Canada peas in bond at 81 81
iSs sssy ~ q:
Rsnded heavy and lover but az closed
ps & a Standard T White for .SSaTs s Gales
go a. Do = a. ioOe prime white :. sc free Q;
~ In fsn, Phi i6s wa. decidedly more
NJ: .,.s j QUIZ u 4; 90: ss:
ss ss pss''ss s III
Esq., S Fl
ra.aryIs. WAX was fairly acve sales 10000 lbs Re-
msa 4Ss 10 oss Ps. and g Gu.
cash for ne: Ss' mesa ana F Iss os
ss.s .as sa 70. $50 q -. i
1sss s sas Us p ss
new ps ss e a. s Herr %1 s% ,.S sas
scss were dgl and nominal Cut meats steady with
sssuserss Sasoa 'D Was Without wiz sSs
sss so lang
ss W: essS ~ export;
sse for stern Cheese " VAS ID good
Ra w a sSrSy any chang. cro,.
we're no %ne eSsnss Ss y active price:
IKE Eas Gfas issn sGas ais: So
ps az IA was steady at 1850 for
E,sConsiderable sales Of fax were rumored hut we
5000 bushels were disposed 81 Clover quoted at sc
p as 81 o da c 'S S
a, 80 40 gold, ~ bond.
SHr
iasrPris, siSssssrs ssid 4, SEA :.
aso5 bushels Turks Island at about Sc Jobbers prices
Mere as follows -Ashtoa 81 GOA - 2s MaIsha!s and
T SGtaas s1a sss &C., s'0 ground . ~" ana
ss fseapsa IN % s% ga saa % ss:
90. Taa59w was firm with moderate demand The sales were
ToSacco~KensHcsy was IN good speculative demand from
se ss N The sales
ps S IS d. o % as 200 ss ss
aaPsS s e D' ssass @ s.. s ps:
Maacca at 2Sc tons English at 2< and 50 DO refined
90 eo o al sba sSa Plates were dull at 50 So
Il sS The conpSsd s.
Western, in bond, at &c. a size.
Wo0L.-The sales OF neeces than usually large,
but without Improvement to note In prices On the
% a e
their advances and change for the better looked at
presents but the general opinion Ia that the best bargains
have been made The offerings were LIBERAL notwhstand
ing the fact that Of the shippers have ordered their lots
TO DO withdrawn, in consequence Of the low prices
Foreign remained quiet, but frm for all descriptions
at ssc 5000 lbs Mexican At so bales East India pr
$50 bales Mestizs private terms The nesces
aggrceated 400 900 lbs at &c 6Oe including 600 lbs
Ohio 60c; 5000 Ohio snd Pennsylvania 46c
sSSS isvs &c itoOS a. Toy Michigan q askc
l5c..s 1000 do. Missouri AZ %. ,20,0oo do Wet
ern at 49,. $500 do Dc: on private tcrns 1905
oco 40 1Sw.:bsS Michigan .aa oho sSc 900 DE- Do
DO choice Vermont at Sc also 1000 lbs bury full
clip California 1901 o6 bury do do at lSc 5000 DO
private terms: 900 lbs pulled at Sc 1dc for super
lambs dc 63c for extra sheep and DC for black also
IS 0O0 lbs Texas ct 2Oc. y8c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

nv Melbourne Marson. do slst Marion Draper Meady
Sailed 10th, scbrs Only Son. Marsoo; Sarah Smith Tar,
IioIa jim r s' IoI i9sr shse FPSrk
Merritt vIasr Rondoa salem Harp Arsy Baases for
NYor BsoaeP R seSr Mar Louise Hs%on
Ss s. f p%ss% p1 "a Blake
ch naas cp4 s e E a
saIss. a aersp q, RYDER Boston for kYorE
cana "A a. rasse Bea9es l's s. Jssn ss
wsesa n ssa BbsSs. r E
,r kEy s WET .lssa.Ao r. Par
Saed igh scdrs Geo Thorn Townsend N.v,.... rs.s
k kEislsiIsi GGssSg tSE9!t Aug p-A,,,,., M
rSi5ISsTiSaE. aas a-s.u.d. .sbr x.A..s. t.,~,
sys as sod5 a VIZ steamship oeas Ds.sia
NEW BE6sSEv, Aug n-A,ri,oa .ohr john u psry,
4issiIed schrs Avtsfne, Robinson Elsas.spor.; we.
NORWICH, Aug n-Arr rived. sot,r Psunsytvauss Phss-
Subdivisions srerrK NYork; Psansytvsnia. phaaass
Sss t SrssSx sa'fs Tor svor s w F:.
RHfLA SEEPHi4: Aug ss-Arrtvoa brss pat.sr.o..
.ssss ss
s ssssa & e Nav ees
smith. orcssi: Proyidsaee; N wrShs siSd.i ksx Ia
y ys .aS VEN psss a"s
Ssdssy Es,:ea:sa ASssssasa cSssfe.a ss.Ssypo:s
sss sss s.ss riG sss:
ssg IL ss scs Sr En sFacssia cs
ders Jenny Henres Rrenen briss GAubia err, Hasus-
tord Logdon Eos, Forbes Gibraltar for ordsrs General
Mssqum rr9ydsnce scrs ts Ioarey rsss
Il Edwards. Bartlett j N yaoce. Hurdye, Rcnhsrt,
Hand and Frank Herbert Crowsii, WcstmorcAnd
MI Sss "ssn sson oess
tom Summons Candy, Fall River, Oraioo Small. Rock
port; Margaret Nichols Portsmouth,, MI.
LEWIS Del Aug 10 back dae)-ship Arnold BonnDgers
for Bremen banks Isabella jones' for Thomas, and
Rqa1Ske IN bLas quay wsss to sea S .
Davis oaraeaas; brig Mary Chase, Mcdonald, Maasn-
PORTSMOUTH. Aug N-Arr1ved schrs Dolphin Allen.
NYork; Western star, Bearse. Baltimore.
PROVIDENCE, Aug E-Arrfved schrs Mary Weso0tt,
Westcot; Ruth Halsey. Perry and Sratton, Cordery,
Eizsbethport; Ii Ely. Stokes, and VIM II Bowen Jack
NYork.
sailed-Stsamer City OF Providence Crockcr Janero:
schrs Typhoon. White. BALTIMORE; I Runyon. Miller.
philadelphia Mary Predmore NECTAR, Eiizabehport VAR
gina Dryden; Milton, Raymond Lucy Jones' Munsey las
Tilden Davis James English. Barker Sea Flower Chase.
and James McCoskey. Croweil NYork; Elizabeth Cowehs
RoCKLAND, Aug r5-Arr,ved schrs cornea Hendsr-
Oft do; 10Th Equal Wood do; 10Th. Hall, Poland ana
Bengal. Stetson. do
Piston E!rotas Ham, aud Arcnlarqs, Gregory DO 2oh.
Hodgdon, Babb; Sarah Julia, Mowry q Horton, ia
meson Trade Wind Glover. and Leontne Pratt, DO.
Rocko Howands Island Ellen Southard Bickford Liver.
pool Stat bark Ausraiind (Br. Barrack, Melbourne via
Burrard Inlet
salem. Aug 20-Arrived schrs Archer a Reeves. IRE
land Philadelphia; 8 J Lindsey Crockett, NYork.
Zst-Cleared brig Kennebec Minot Georgetown DC.
,saled-Brtg " Ring schrs Curtis Tl!on; so%eps:
TH0MAsT0N Aug ls--Arrived. schr. Netts Cushing.
WICRfoRD. Aug ss~Saled schr sas u & Mary Keeus.
NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

Corn meal, branoywine, per puncheon ~ W -
dull With re Re. arrival. q
oo bushels a q o for white southern q Is for white
Ca Sso g r% I'd Il. ss %
iss' Closed ns .ns
ssssv .ssu. s i 's r. 81 ie s' m ;:si
Su .na sod 9 ~ fGs un, .S o. Oats xsTs
r ~ os ss ana M e ~ psc SSo
nominal OF @as small .aic wa: made a. Co. 'u'
~ n note further sales VI 30 bales al 2lSc.
GuESr BAGS wers duh and unchanged
market for dry hides decidedly more 40.
SssslR ss 70 cows was s'i srss
,bs OSc; lev Buenos Ayrcs seconds "a lbs l9,<c
s ioan c's e s-s r. &C.. y 1SsaS y;
..lSa 20 20 AZ SL,iss sssi Do and % wet
stss ~ ssy . vsse e,, e. PIRATE tsfms
bsis JsnOe g srri,s a % so nS,e ssss
szlss wsrs made Of % bsss on private osr knds
rHss vas .Siiheu. chang. n value rss demand vas
Ss,s gs:s s.': e moderate demand and
isos-BoIh American and scotch pis we're quiet, but
prices were frm 0lengarnock quoted at ed 50 AS
,s r.: . sss :. a. NO. tsn; I.
wrought scrap dsposed Of on private terms
We heard OF no ether sales.
:grSss . sss.s s:;, sS
Lars Ssy were firmly held at - for Eastern
LIrl -Rpckland was unchanged ~ VI 50 for lump and
LsAcSo sales Of consequence we're reported Ordinary
foreign quoted enc aec., gold
press ruled ia favor Of the purchaser The sales were 80
hhdsL and - bbls Barbados on private terus
nAvAs syosss spisis tsfpsnype there vas . fdr
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COrrxR-The market Tor American ingo was oniy moder
b; !. Gs
cssDs.sxd.msnsae continued steady bu, quiet q.
psoe: ana saps ssn &c. Win quoted
Vas p pancaSsngsS a. g. g. war. IN
ssr bug e i thar p.
q ID goid Is drums caase soda q &C., gold for white
.oo '. soda ss oil Il a
DJSc Soc, gold; scasks Dutch madden at ne. &c. gold
Eco ID: 3 g. .S 2; s & = sns
lbs s.aower 70 arrive and 1000 do. Honduras cochncal
~ pTavooDs Cheap ,oewoods continued scarce arm
sai, u sa
PH.IeaTsIThe offerings 70 Great Britain were rather
ed. The engagements lin addition those previously
poted) Liverpool 1000 bushels corn 3D. about
20 :;'i o ss. . sha
e. ca and per :es%sr sS Su:hs. corn At I'd
H. css1 al the inside rss Snsss. on
Sors. ssSOn sSf s e es a. @ ea
and sd tisrcss beef at IS o. 10 ondon 600 ebIs
IA d. bSis pot s.hes a o.. 100 hhds tobacco al s5
a o. rO
10 Hsyre per steamer 50 SSds tosscso al sS 70 Genoa
S s Is 90 % H. ss
vera frussan brS e cort for orders 500 Ss. Pc,
brig the SS capacity
Hamburg bark 70 Melbourne. with the privilege oil New
meal 50 ass bushels wheat ~ l52 do corn b7o do oats
and heavy and 81 lind. y es:s ruled S os
While city aour sold a decline Of ?s SOC Per Dbl The
nj, wa. gqss. but STEADY The sale, were about OSs
lower YER WITH Sowsssr fsS demand The sales were 20
ss a. W. s 0s sa' OF aSgn Ssa s
sales were 90 bbs rs Baudywne and IS yVa 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
SHIP PIN q NEW S +.
PORT Of NEW york. AususT %. 1857.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship City Of Paris (Br Kennedy Livcrpoof-I @
Steamship HammOnis (Ham). Ehiers. Hamburr-Kun-
steamshipwestern Metropolis Weir, Brsmen--saac Tsy-
Steamship Psrore tFi). Duchcsne. Havre via Breso
rS|sssmsSip Trade Wind. Morra, aslveston-sporord
stesmship Thames, Pennington Wilmington, NC-Mur.
sise@.hp Louisa Moore Wallace Nswbern-Mur,ay Fer.
shin EumHold. Tsm,. reyn HsmSurg-s Io%sn &sdye.
Brig Tsmerssis lsp,, Font Barcelona-rucksr Lish.
oss,,S. sss.e
Brig Oliver Cults tBr Wilson, Port au prnce-R Murray
rgEh: SS Son sS
scsr Pacific Bra sssss NE "a Hol%ss
schr Thos Jenerson Chase New Bedford-FersIson 4
ssSr Baltimore yen;on New HaysngM Briggs Co.
soOp ssoSs Island rryon sSanaSm
soop Powhatan. crittenden New Hsven-Rackett
sOop Mary Gray. Allyn. New London.
Arrived.
1s svsss n'''
10 Hsasjs Aug
,Ss: s% Via Ss,s y
:iEs"sd vessel lady
who reported having had gale few days previously in
Brig Hafnia tDanl Brasch, Havana IA days. with sugar.
TO Eunch Meincke Wendt.
Schr VIM Mann (of Philadciphm), Stanford Lavaca 70
days. with cotton. to upper Bsattic.
Schr Horizon. Newman, Elzahethport for rrovldence
schr Union. Dennison. Machas, With timber. Shines,
Chase Talbot
schr ID x Arey, Bryant Belfast
Schr Peiro, Rogers, Cutler. II days.
Schr } A Rich. Murch Ellsworth. :
Schr A Peters, higgins, Hog Bay, Me.
Sehr q Spelrnan, Bennett Providence.
schr ID Floyd. Kelly. New Haven.
ps- FOR ADDITIONAL salPfINo INTELLIGENCE
SIZE ANOTHER PA0R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
Marine OisasteYs.


srE4ssn ST NAYS LIN from scssoaviIs nth ms, for
Ss P ly S ne on Into Il. o sG bar
and was driven ashore She laid to for Il hours with
s of s s a %
$ s SS sT 70
sivc repairs.
s.ss EVA II FIss from New Yes. for ca. which pu,
ed inst to resnme her voyage
FL. Tsn4 Esens s ssnis r.
10 and los. b.ly,rt &C. She also es deck oaa q lumber
Scum MopEsrr-Ths Baker wrecknr Co ha, contracted to
q. of soh Moiesy Hen and Chicksns at per Of
sls with iso0 ep.heis corn and sailed ad win casks,
attempt TO get the vessel OF.
Miscellaneous.
We indebted TO purser Allen. OF the steamship
Leo from Savannah for favors.
Me- . 1881 has been sold 70 Page Brothers Co. OF BOs
s ca S:1s B G:r r. or
from y., rsmsrGss on s 7 o 8 seSg Of s
b. ca ps% wa Hatch Of West Pembroke
WhaiemcD.
arrysa |. II. s's a:
~ oil Report that experienced the iats gale and Capt
Say Re :sse an ssGs TsA S' es
big sSp Coin ss NORRIS ms. aoM Of IA
dated July 10 r. have taken go SSi' oil ihs
BARK ASSa@ Barker Potter NIB reported Mors.:
W." ws % sSs Zealand
spoken.
shie Alice Ball. from San Francisco tAprl ls) for Liver
Ship Charlie: ESias from San Francisco for Liverpool
Foreign Ports.
CocArApA juno 25In port ship Harriet Ervng Abbott.
LTsarooI, Aug si-Anved, ship Sacramento. Page, san
Llsy.S.A, Aug lin bark white Wing. Pike from
Hoss X. 81 & Aug srs ANN.
Morroy and John shay Nicksson Tor Nforx sohr oae-
NASSAU. SP. Aug arrived schr ALDER, Treat Kssns
s. yonSs PR, Aug i-irfivsd. brig Geo La,imsr Knight
.s ass .sss wa ~; Sss fs: 5s
D'''''' = '''''''A msrieas Ports.
boston, Aug 11Arrvsd. bark Don TsOdo,e Snsy. Of
stesmsn Annie hasss' xsehum.' and Godfrey
s.srs rssdsDh csco0. x,0s A yos, Mn, bark
y,;s Emery Cali iSsylas .sSs';ss giSis. aI ,,
Sailed from the Roads wind NV 70 NE)-Bsrk Tidal
"ssS-Antysd ss.msAIp Equator HYerk;. b.rks rrass.
ii Goiisnburai Jshu, fssrno brss Antelope Phliads
PA ffSoss Aug n-Any.a, bark x.uisou North,
xassnsa:; ,chr Annswan, Kimtsn. IIoneurss
HsWpori js:. q R sSrn a. Pssr.on' Boston '
SSIs :.S siS ssT s ss
Yoa.s.:; ns..e.. Aas ssssrsa :sIps vss.ns BARGE.
.BxS66R. July si-irhvsd schr. Pred smith, Smith.
cssrsd-scAr Elise Ann. xohola and Challenge oreuts
BxfH, Aug ai--Arriysa sshrs Midnight. Hawss Nyort
s.lsaTsshf Tsi'pC iDYshA,9 Sf0 EsS,. t. v.,,
Robinson Eisabeshpost; isth samuel Nase Montgomery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

closed loc higher than at the time yesterday. SELL
at 81 Is; American Flag. &C.. selling a. Csc Quartz
Hill sold at 81 70; Davidson Copper 50 10; New York
Gold sold 81 10 Is 81; Consolidated Gregory Gold sold
at 80 90 T. lo) Senssnderfer SOLD at sl2 10 ID. 2ol
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has declared its
regular quarterly dividend or three per cent.
The receipts for and tho recspts pay ments
and balances at the Sub-Treasury this city for the
expired portion OF the week have been as follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
HaIf.past Two e,CIock r, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRYDAY. AuQuat ~

BEKswAx was dull and nominal.
CorrE.-Though the market for Rio ruled quiet prices
steady We only heard Of sales Of 1856 bags Haydn
Tammo private terms Other kinds quiet but
steady.
CorroK-The demand only moder.se but prices
unchanged though the lower grades tribe stronger
The sales were about .lU0 bales We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
slsso1tas At wupx m xAssAcHstrfs.

a. From the Evening Telegram Of yss,sdsy
Urah W. Carr. q saloon propnetor wa sa.rctsd 70
Chsrcstown las, ashi and robbed Of $500 The rob-
bsu sscapsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BrRKE-FoLEY.-On Saturday, May n, at ST. Laurens
church, YorKvile by the Rev. Father Marsholl, DoM.
UIIcK BURKE TO Miss CHARLOTTE Foley all Of this
city
SLocuM-DAy- In Worcester, on Monday. August TO-
New York, to Miss CLEoSE T. DAY. Of Newark, N. J. No
cards
WooLLEY-CARGAIS.-On Thursday, August o. BY the
Rev. Mr. Marks, the residence or tho BRIDES tsthar
MONKS WooiLEY TO SARAH E. CAsAS, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

The foreign exchange market was quiet ana s9ssdy
che busins IN preparation for 70 morows Gsamsrs hav-
ing been very light Bankera bills England Of sixty
days were quoted o. losx Ak; al three days ITO
li6k; commercial bills 100 . loox; bills on Paris a
sixtt days, S17k SIS; ct three days 61sx g. l2k.
othsr continental bills were rated thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

The following reospitulxon table exhibits tho vaius
the inporations OF dry goods at this port for tho
vssk ending August az, compared with the preceding
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

Ar at LeghOrn 29th ult, Esther, Prince, Naples.
Ar al Valparaiso % INST, Il Hersey Staples, IN
Calao. - -
Sid i'm Bremerlaven 9Th inst, Tamerlane Curtis
Philadelphia. f..I.I. f.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

Buh;ley, tiehf,issos; Frank Waiter, eofs;s. las
vacca; Allen Lewis. Bennett, Boothbay,
CD goth. scbs Georse Deering, Willard Portland. .
Arthemius, Mitchell, Portsmouth.
ar 2'st, barques Almoner, Lampher. Sagra Ada
carter; kenncy, do. brig Wenonah, Baracoa; sch
NEW LoNDoN-Ar 18th, sch Maria Lunt, b ,yn-
ton, Bangor.
fR0VIDENCE-Aris 18th. schs Albert Mason, Rose.
Joy. Cherryileld; John Adams, Spofford, Rockland.
bo ana sGls zane Fish. Harris; John, Talking
Noyes, and w . Cargn, Kelley t;oIi;mer n'
r,oarea, uShEI-Ar 10th, sch Harraden, Joy,
> NEWPoHT-Ar 18th, sehs Benz English. Baker.
Portland Tor New York. S Il Garrison DO fnr do I,
II Woodbury., Woodbury., Bangor tor Nor rvi III
AR goth, sehs Ii Prescott Freeman Pe.,,., =.
Georgetown, DC; Emma Hart, Hart, Boston ior
PoRTsMoUTH--sl sid 10th, brig II II MeGnvsrv
Garlic. ElzabethpOrt
FALL RIvER-Ar 18th, schs Maria Foss. HOyt.
Portland; w w BIainard. Pendleton Bangor ~
Ar goth. sch Il Leach Pillsbury Rockland
BOSTON Ar 2lst barque kremlin, Burgess I'm
Cienfu eos brig Ella Maria. Berry, Sagua; schs I
J TraiSon. Tapley, Baltimore: John Griffin. Gould
New YORK Revolution. Wallace, Calais Venu
Her .ey, Pembroke; Mary Elizabeth, Eaton, Ellis
worth New Packet, Kelley Millbridge Helen Mar
Shaw, Camden
Ar list. briss Ellen Bernard, Burgess, Philadel-
ma Trenton, Norwood. Eiizabethport; Circassian,
tucker 9 90; sch Maine Law. Johns n. George. own
Ga list, brig Marine Cook, Cienluegos; sea Fam
pa. JoHllsOn, MachiaS.
SALEhi-Ar 18th, brig Henry Leeds. WhitmOre
Port Jolluson, Nd: schs Hattie, Carter, PLlladef
phia; Alpine. Tracey, Calais for Newport. leak
Eagle. Pomroy, sullivan; Henry, Carter, Belfast
Nile, Oliver, Augusta.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 10Th, schs lookout Lang.
ley, Rondout; Cornelia, Alley. Maehias; Cherokee
Wentworth, and OronO, Huntley, Bangor; Sharon
Cuirer York.
Sid 10Th. schs Flying Arrow, -, tor Addison
juno for Boston; Hampton, and Florida, tor Ban
gor; John Il Frank, do.
PoRTSMoUTH-Ar 18th, schs A Paine, Jones
baltimore: Waterman. Harding Bangor: Atalanta
ifom koekland: Betsey Ames. { all, Bangor.
Sid 18th, sch Caspian, Larrabee Musquasl. NE.
| Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

led her And vhen she died felt saddehea
but not self accusing; for II there Is a doubt
that she was principal i'll the murder, there
is no yubt, to my mind, that she knew enough
N orevent H. to save the President, the Secre
tarv of State. Booth, and the tools of Booth,
and, perhaps, her own son.
..J,hat night was weary, and read myself to
sIeen. At three O'Clock in the morning called
from my bed by loud hands upon the door, l
heard the challenge of Officers of the govern
ment Open at once
"'What is it all for, gentleman? I said.
"'rhe President and the Secretary eff State
are dead We want Booth and Surratt to sur
render if they are here
II do not remen. Der what 1 exclaimed. the
officers say it was: My God! / see it ALL
Then at daylight fastened to read the par
ucuiars-'A tall man in white coat stabbed
Mr.. Seward'-that must be PAYNE!
hurried TO the police station at once. Dl-
rectiy was hurried off on the road with t,le
detectives to Surrattsville again. We caught
a horse. To whom did you hire it?' we say TO
the livery man. "To monkey-iaced chap,
named Erall, i think That must ne I1eroid.
Away we go to the widow Heroid 5. DaViu
has been away quite two days. Let us see
your aIhum" His picture is secured. knew
where Surratt had photographs taken; We OBJ
tain "a dozen copies
MRS sURRATT's MESSAGE
nThen 1 am carried before Mr.. Stanton. He
looks at me savagely Tor having been one of his
clerks and keeping such company. am or
dered to Old Capitol Hill. From the iail ward
/ see Mrs Surratt at the window She kisses
her hand. A man comes to me 18th q mes
sage on her behalf: You are to say nothing O,
of anybody of the female gender when asked.
1t is 100 late,f could have had such WISH
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22
state Items.

First page today: The Prohibitory Amend
ments; Railroad from Manchester to Portland
Direct; New Publications; Public Senti-
ment in Richmond; Interesting Divorce Case.
Fourth page: An Arctic Vision-poetry; An
ecd0tes
The Congregational Church and Society of
OldtOwn have renewed their call to Rev. II. A.
Shorey, of East Orrington, TO become their
Pastor, with a salary of $1,000 and house to
live in. 1t is understood that Mr. Shorey will
commence his labors with them In few
weeks. .-af 4is H.s-. aii Bed.
The Machias Union says F. A. Grace Of
Harrington, a blacksmith, had his hand much
injured few days since. He placed a chisel
i'll the fire without removing the handle, and
the heat forced the handle off with great VIC
lence and with quite an explosion. He had a
narrow escape from a serious if not a fatal ac-
cdent.
The water in the Penobscot river here falls
six inches every TIVE nty-four hours, and raft
ing has commenced at Pea Cove Boom. The
office of q. b. Abbot Esq, agent for the Ban
gor and Piscataquis Slate Company, was bro
ken open on Sunday night. The rascals Sc
cured few stamps and little scrip, hardly
enough to pay even a small rogue for running
.he rish VI "Trip 10 InOmaStOn.-BUng0f
Wing. m .s 49,. =
The Hancock County Temperance Con-
vention of Good Templars Vas held on Tues
day of last week, at Extraordinarily lodges
being represented. A permanent County
Lodge was organized to meet July I'd in Els
worth.
The Dover Observer says the wet weather
has prevented the farmers from sowing their
grain as early as usual this month. The rains
have caused the grass to take an upward start,
and the fields show beautiful green. 1t is
thought there will be an abundance of hay
this season, which, with the present price of
hay, is comforting assurance.
The Bangor Wing says here was a fire in
Brewer last Monday morning, which destroyed
the engine house connected with the steam
planning mill of Messrs. Hall, Holyoke and
others. The steam engine was saved. Loss
about $1,000. There were no fire engines in
Brewer.
"A correspondent of the Loyal Sunrise says
we may set down Perham Plantation formerly
No. IA. r as good for IS Republican votes at
the next election. Copperheads o. Also
that the manufacture of maple sugar has been
largely carried ON this scientifically 6OOO
lbs, have been made on the township Snow
still fingers in the woods, although the fields
have been bare for long time, and some grain
sown.
"A correspondent informs the Lewiston
Journal thai daughter of George johnson of
Stow. agirl of sixteen, who has been living
with man named Bunker in the same town,
was taken suddenly i'll, Sunday 10Th and
died before the next morning, Some neigh
bors arrived during the night, but she was so
far gone that she could not recognize them.
Suspicians having been raised an inquest was
held, which resulted in the discovery
that she died from the effect of poison.
Bunker and the mother of the girl were taken
into custody, and hearing was to commence
ON NrO..aa-r- - IerroII.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22
THE GREAT BOAT RACE.


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There was considerable excitement in this
city yesterday afternoon to learn the result of
the rowing match between Hamill and our
townsman, Walter Brown. The first dispatch
received stated that, in consequence of the Sc
we're rain in Pittsburg the race did not come
of. Subsequently dispatch was received at
the International Office, over that line, stating
that the race commenced in the afternoon, and
that in the first 200 yards Brown gained a
boats length over Hamill, but the parties had
not come in, and the excitement was intense at
Pittsburg, the friends of both being confident.
About half past o'clock telegram was re-
ceived from Mr.. j. G. Smith, Superintendent
of the International line, who is in New York,
stating that adispatch from Pittsburg announc-
ed that Brown came in first, WINNING THE
RACE. Further particulars were promised, but
they had not come at the time this paragraph
was indited. +ggs5s .ss. arss ..slsia
P.S. A later report says when Hamill saw
he was about to be beaten, he Immediately
claimed foul. Up to 2 o'clock no report was
received from the Agent Of the Associated
Press at Pittsburg. f" sH