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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-25

Fourth Pdge-Freedom in Brazil, poem by
Whittier. Muncbausen Outdone: Female In
genuity; Byron at Cambridge.
PORTLAND AND THE WEsT.-Tho article
which we copy to-day from the Boston Com
mercial Bulletin displays very frankly the
feeling with which the new route from the sea-
board to the West is regarded by Bostonians.
We understand Furthermore that the bill
granting a charter for the road through New
Hampshire will be met in the Senate by the
combined influence of the railroads which CEN
tire in Boston and of Boston shippers. This is
all wrong. Boston will not advance her own
interests by blocking her neighbor's wheels
The dog in the manger did not grow tat Oh the
excellent hay which he prevented 'he OK lroih
eating The products of the west Will LOT
years continue to multiply more rapidly IMAM
the means of transportation can possibly be
increased. There is enough for both Boston
and Portland to do, without wasting time and
money in trying to impede each anOther's pro-
gress. II
THE SUMMER SESSION OF CoNGaEss-A
special dispatch to the Boston Advertiser states
that the congressional executive committee has
of last Thursday from over thirty members of
Congress, every one of whom says he will be
present for summer session of Congress Sew
eral of them express hopes that no genera,
legislation may be attempted, but that the re-
construction act will be made so plain and ex-
plcit that the President can neither miscon-
strue nor evade it, and that an adjournment
may then take place to about the first of Octo-
ber Other accounts state that it is thought one
day viii be sufficient to pass the supplemental
reconstruction bill. Three Senators who are
members of the Senate Finance Committee
are absent so that it is not probable any attempt
will be made to legislate on finance hrs .ls.
THE CANVASS IN VIRGINIA.-It is estimated
that tie whole number Of white voters in Vir-
gniais 125000, while the eolored voters do not
number more than $4,000 The result of the
vote on holding a constitutional convention in
that State is doubtful, ib there is general reg
istratiOn of the whites. But the decision of
the case now pending before the United States
Commissioner at Richmond will affect the re-
suit very materially. Two men have been in
dicted for perjury in taking the oath required
of persons desiring the registration of their
names. The District Attorney takes the
ground that they are dsfranchis ed under the
State laws. Ii he is sustained, very large pro-
portion of the whites will be deprived of par
ticpation in the election. '' ..,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
CLOTHS and CAssIMERES

is kept on hand and will he made up at low cash
prices. We still give attention to orders from
OFFICERS of the ARMY and NAVY.
our long experience in that branch of our business
enables rs to say with confidence that none can
nrpass rs in getting ap outfits for either service
Ra.All We ask is n trial
Don't forget the place-Nn. l'G North Ninth St..
Philadelphia. j. +. WELLS.
Sept u, 1SG7-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

ny CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING crRr,y,c,rrs.
LII ErnN Nh l. ..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

COllectiOns.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ.
is the regularly authorized Agent for THE
WING, for the collection of Advertising and
Subscription bills.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
No. 1876 NORTH NINTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.

Those who furnish their Goods will find that
he uses nothing hut first class Trimmings TO first
class Cloths.
Exclusive i'ntion given hy him personally to
the Cutting of every garment, an1 all work made up
under his supcrintendence.
Every means are used to conduct the business on
the strlctcat rules of economy consistent with the
interest o! the establishment Hence we feel JUST
fed in wing that We can save our customers at
least TWENTY PER CENT. A well selected stock Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

ONE FOX Is SUFFICIENT.
FIFTY THOUSAND BOXES IN We BEEN .SOLD
WITHIN TWO YEARS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
SPENCER & WRIGHT.


Having known Mr.. Fletcher T.. Marin" for many
years past. "" take pcasur" in stating Il tive know
him t" be gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may he placed in the transaction of business He *
prompt attentive olligiug and reliable john w.
Hani"lrh. Esq, Cashier 2nl National bank Isaac F.
cook, Register Of Wills. Robert Turner. Esq. John W
Kun Co. Rev AHlrcw Man,hip. phila.. Armstrong;
Il Berry. Iiuy i: ISG;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

In all onr business transactions with MIR r. f. Marine
We nave bound him prompt and reliable It's II tnlmis,uu
Merchant AMI we very chcclfliiy recommend him IA,
III" farmers aud others of Cecil who have produce Ia
sell in til" baltimore markets. JOHN pAEiEIDIE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

FoR ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLoon--Use Dr. &. Rogers,
Liver Pills, purely vegetable. Der OF goa Dock ST.
Philadelphia Sold by Dr. u. X. foreman, Elkton,
and G. H. lamar, PORT Deposit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
Deafness ! Deafness! Deafness
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DCP0NCO'S
Golden periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.

infallibe In Correcting Irregularities Removing oh
stinctions from Whatever Cause. AMI
III IVA Us SUCCESSFUL As 4 PREFENrIIE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
Da6 Hnerhenefe.'
unb tenno& wabrl9einlt@ &rtee.

Gtt am 0reitas frib bier aneetpmmenen Depe<
19en 9eben ben 8eri9ten BON europa mieber Elm
gang anberea unb spar tntl9ieben trteeerii&es
@nfeben. l1nb bic uYreb" iaeint f& bod blamirt
gu baten, tpenn 1e meinte, &ublanb, Der @TBe ber
ameriianif&en Giplrnoten baben befublen uGrte~
be!" unb nun it Griebe.
Die 2pntpn Shines iaet: Ni@te tann be3ei9-
ntnber' {ein ais bic &ebe, nit ter aIitg BON
preuben bic srl @isuns tes norbbeutf1en Varla>
ment bel6lo7en (oic{elbe &ebe> pelGe burG einen
lGd.rli6en Srrtbum AT elmer autern SteIe ais bic
GrSfnunssrsbe bes pr.ubiiden 9onbtoes besei9nst
tpirb. .. 81 @ie bseeuttt, bab in g,reu6en tpe=
Der @olt nod Girt bic Ginbsit Eeuti@lanbs ais
cine @aGe betra9ten, in bic auspartise @puser-
rare irsenb sttpa6 fe.in3urtosn baben.
Das uMemcrial biplumatique" bat Elm Self
arau,r1 BON Berlin, peldes ,aeloet, tab preuben
Quremburs unter feinen umianben raumen tperbe,
neil cine lplde &aauuune sleidbeeeutenb pare
nit einem !3uridtreten Yreubens BON Der @teQune
pel9e Vreubsn in benz leBten 9riess f& errun~
gen.
11nb tas 1T 70. Geebolb elaubsn mir faum,
bab prsuben, menn nidt ~sebranst ourd unpiber=
febli9e &udl9ten, i@ ta:u sorifebea pirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
Au@ Elm Qonfsens.S apinbel.
@te man elm RtnbIps mirbs

Bic a n elm RtnbIps wirb'
Sn benz u@unfben,- 9ulineb" pirb in tsr Gar
enitabt ~ Sieles unb INNER neues s%.lei1et, bag
man pirtli@ elauben ipQte, Is tGnnte auf oielern
ptittn Gelee ielbit spn BEN e%enialten Gaunsr feine
neue Gnibeduns eemadt perbsn. N0tin sprse-
fern sreisnsts F@ am Mi@iean Central eput tia
Gonfbsnsl&winteL Der enti9ieben ntu it ; IS ban-
bette lid namli& biesmal ni9t tarum ettpas il
eri&minoeln, ~iuntern etpas los3uidminotln uub
hieies Gtwas tpar-etn iunser Weltbirger.
Mie poer Mrs. SennY Gpane Elm junses Grau-
eusimmer, bic @netre !3eit in ben unteren @esir~
men Der WeQs0robe ~eeburhst, bate beI9lo0en IT,
rim iinb6aften %Qebenswanttl ,u %tntlaeen unb ben
@taub ttr @artsnlabt ppn ibren 0uben gu l9it>
tsln. Gie besab f@ eabtr s%pre.lsrn Mpreen urn
7 ubr na& benz Mi&iean Gentrol=G eoot, ut nit
benz na9Ren 3uet in ibre 6timatb in Battle Greef,
Mi@. 3urid,utebren. Ns SennY sinfnpeilen I'M
Damsa- Warteiaal Tlab senpmmen bate, raul9tr
cine elegant estleibete junee Game tie Elm etpa
3 MpnAte altes unb tin anberts taum 3 @pGeu
altes Sinh auf ben Mrmen trug> auf fe su, unb
trludte fe nit einem liebenemiirti9en 2Gdeln bod
einiweiltn Zen flsinsrtn @eltbarstr gu l9 gu neb-
men, Bic fe tbr @epad ~aufsebtn babe. Sic gut
mutbi9t StnnY miQiett nit ger9nletn Elm, unb
tubtt unb berste ben 8leinen, trabrsnb bic sepubte
Can't NIT ibrsm antertn @prD6lius mad Der &C.
pad=S ffee cling. Snbeden partete Jenn9 eebulbt9
nit ibrtm WfesbtfOblenen. @ls aber cine balbs
@tunee cine Stunbt ia stpei @tuneen per8tngen
obue bab bic Mlutttr tes 8ipbes iurldfebrte, siua
Senny na@ Der @efad . Office, auein tpeber bort;
mod %ireenbpu onttrs i'm eon,en Gtpot tpar eine
@pur Der Mutter tes aintes au fnbsn. Senny
tpeneete 0& an oen Vclisi1en san 6ltet, Der an,
Depot Eienf bate uno bieler bra9te Zen tleinen
@eItburoer unb SennY na@ Der Mrmcry. Dprt
er3ablt Senn9 BEN polistiridter tie ie gu ttm
tleinen @drsibals eetpmmm lei. "a BON Der
SHUTTER feline @pur III snteedsn par, taufte ber
@idter bas anablein Sames pan GIeet unb lief
St bur@ feinen patben mad Der 5eimatb ber
Greunblpitn briuotn.
CSa. @taats3ts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
Grn. mcY ptpen, tpelder etuett

-@en. Mfc{ ptpsa, pelder einen bietern
ugop", Der feinen temotrati(9en SerSensnsiqun>
gen turd lauten Subel ittr bic Grmcrbuns 2in=
coins Quft semadt, bat einiperren loi1en> purce
ron Der surY in Can Sranetseo psreonrert, 1eneu1
Iab ausablea.
- 3pei gietermanner, trelde in ti1ena @nfaae
BON Qanetneeriaht bic Neaieruns t%eifablet, nter~
fdidteu, oobnee @ueate ibres Mameus nod lunifisem
MaGmeilss benz Ggiuaustepartement, Ter Cine $4,000
ber @nbere $1,000. 8rare Menlgen! gle nd
rem einmal + iste, ater baben bod nod Elm st.
tpi1en, rritbin fInutn ie nnmSsli9 ct pauler
@taotratbe lein.
.-Sn 0olse barbarilder gebanhluns t,rd ibre
SfFeiere-bas Mufbaueen bet ben : aumen tpuree
BON ber1tlben fractisirt-hra@ unter ber farbiset
@arnijpsn einess Milftarppa.nS III Eeras cine Meu~
terie aus, bic ert unterbrtidt tcurbe mad benz nteb~
rere SfFeiere ibre l1nmeuiali9ttitsn NIT ibrsn1 &C.
Ben sebibt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04

mimntln tappn, unb ftlbf bic uneliidltdfeu
S4uben fiuten ibre Saettai9en nit gutter Beute.
8ann ir9enb Semanb erflaren tpesbalb ties ualiu
uno %iol9ermaBen" III, unb mas bic GGsel bier et-
eentli@ fay @si@afte babsn.
8ac9us unb 3Ygtia.
SIM Ginsans n1eines Briefes iprad i6 ron ben,
le ibren Gitten unb Qiebbatereien unter unS Mn.
elpamerifanern Gingang perldafen. Tie1tr @ir-
fluff naadt i9 in fetner &i9tuns ieeensrei6tr
seltenb aS bur9 bic ntebr unb ,nebr sunebmenbe
Bepprsugung, pelde unfert Mmerifantr benz beut-
3hen Bier unb reinen beut{den @einen ppr b(ut
uGeuerpa0er" eepGbrsr, tpeldeS btsbsr falt aus-
lhltebli9 infer @etrant mar. Ier @eaen ben
biele @erdnberung in 8esue auf iIrterlibe &C.
iunbbeit sswabrt, 1T unbere9entar erre, unb benz
8erlanssu mad euten1 Wetn tpiro bier bur6 ta6
9aus Der 9erren @ebrWber Rir@bpff auf3
Bette entlproden. Diele Gtrna ~importirt lire
iammtlittn Weine unb 2iquSre unb balt in einem
iber $4,000 mertben Eager ppu unerreidter Ma1>
nistalttetstt unb Site, nidt einen Irrpfen, BET
serfall4t oesr in irsenb peldsr 8e3iebune labels.
psrtb TT. Sbr @tere 1T in Qombarb 8lcf, bintes
ber YufOfFce.
ercielles.
Die MGrtte Inb beute itbr fiQe unt bieten bfe
Speculation .pents @ufmunteruns. Sur tpeniee
We14a1t1ac19lule mureen 9ema9t. Yretbt 1dlpt-
fen bsute INN 1 llbr at Der BSrle mi. folst: Msbl
iia, fef gu $12.5O- $14.W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Grtra, rubts unb 3Gent better. So. $2.A4-
$2.46 uno iuridsepielener $2.133. &oru 1 -
II better uub lebbaft, $1.O6 - $1.O8 fir 80. 1,
96-97 fir SO. 2 954-e8 fir 3urideswieienes.
Safer tiQ gu 553-57 fir SO 2, 9~elieeen INN T.
te. &psetn fau unb llnfenb $t.45- $1.48 fit
SO. 1 unb $1.42 fir SO. 2. @erne 1ebr Rau III
85c-$1.15 fit Photographer, SO. 2 auaeboten au
S. LOO, bel Mnsetot ppn &c bur9 aaufsr. Yrt-
%silipnen, 0au III ben S9lubprtiien ber lesteu
Wp9e.
uTpn."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
Gin fpffbare6 Wifperffdntni6.

Sn Berlin 1T Dor Sturgeon cine iueenannte @pra>
Genfartt, bic aiepertI9t Rarte> sridein.n, auf
m.l9er bic GerrttOrien na4 Der Gprade, bic in
%benltlten 9elpru&m wirb, ateetbeilt Tnt. @uf
bie{tr Rarte tperben bic gceeien ais bic @rsn3linie.
bis gu pelder bic beuti&e @prade nod REM @e~
fen bertdtist it, anseeeben. Gtr eanse Bestrf,
meI9er ais beuti@ reben @nfprud eenpmmen tpirt,
1T nit rotber 8arte be1ti9ntt unb idlebt StIde
BON ter @dwti3 Bis iber ben Mcnterpla binaus
Elm, tpabrsub auf Der aneern @eite eax3e @tlde
BON : eutl9laub absei@nitten unb pclen 3~ueetbeilt
pertsn. Tiet @pra9enfarte bat bel rem it ber
Geographic obnebie8 nidt farten Gran3oien eins
fur9tbars Mufreeuns beropreerufen unb noment-
lid Mpnl sur beGirarbin at etnen, einatsen Sage
81 a9t Nrtifeln eeesn prtuben ~beseiiert, in herert
einsm er ~ausruft: u8e(9aftisen mir uns entpe-
Der NIT ni@ts msbr als nit ter 5errli&feit bes
Griebens, pber riiden mir mad Berlin Tim bort bic
fre9e Qanbtarte su ;erreiben, bic fols an aQen
&1aufenfern pran9t unb auf Der ba8 oeutl@e
0aterlanb bic @cseitn CUR Gren5e bat" Bis jest
berubt hieler @utbausbru9 nur auf einsm Mib~
serfdnbnib, oQ'in bic natarliaeu @1rse!na3en Gevt(d>
LAMBS FnO in Der 1bat bic gosele fen.
Die "preb" eridblt, als slnen ST.
wets fit BE 5etllamteit ts6 Bier8. raB
Die p1tnienin BON @al.s, tei Der oue
Wlitlel rer @erj't, rem rafd.n @infen
ibr'r &raft Gixtolt 3u tbuu, fey! oeldla>
aen, our@ etusn 2runt Bier auf rem @eo
Der Be11eruuo aetro@t mu1re. 0aB cte-
leS "nttpertradtfge fdnarnputlifantde
Eemperenapdper oar ntdt auftDrn nil
Den @enu6 rss 8itr6 onauar. tffn.
Wirflidetne baarilrdubenre Drabtateb 5,
eret" fudt per Nadtar> Der Gn nit
Breuben Is ouf tas 6intu,tstl Iefner
T d NJ draen SonntaeSbo1e duff
,dblen liebe, mann tu1d cts fhmprirspu<
klifoniide nprtif% II. Gialub,une zines
1smperen3gekB es befd,mortet pitre.
Der bobe @toatsaefon-
acne ma@1 Mpres.-vStf" 1T
cfentor rod feEn Gpartaner. g. bat
hb lsinsn npbeln Gntldlnb, nun uno
nimnter mebr um porepn .net,uluhsu
nodmols uherlsst unD vt jest esipunen,
rc@ eth @nocenaslud BET aneY sinsu>
reiden, pepn In Dem Maitermine rsrSup
reme Court ietu 9rcceB MIDI, oc1fommt.
Die 8onSe @eidsdte 1T natiirlt9 nib 8
als einf ataetate.te ppfe uno 1,2.r lhp1
ldnsf AQes fir Die 8eenapisune pes sc,
tellencbefS atronstrt, Benn mir lete1
une aeiuno ble.ben f5an.n mfr ibn NOD
TN &onsre6 itben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
(gprtfetuns fplst.)

f. - Am 1abte,1 Wontag 9anaen pnte'.
gpmm outp rst1 81. Gunnann 1928 Ntfru>
tn fir >>a 22nr mese{n. 6tontst rrAts
.ldre .5nfantes,e. @eatment ab
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-16
Dh the premises Of the MysIe Iron Workss at Mys
r. Mn. A. tic Biidge, Conn, .at Ia
." On THURSDAY, s,et. 11th. 1857.

- i = =" - ~ ~ y tIlNh n NJ. n |T-TT
twenty sets 81 Patterns for high and low pressure,
Propeller, Side Wheel Staflnnarv iPortahle ond
Ho.sng Engines, rom eight to ~ inches diameter
cylinder, with tall and complete working drawings
pitch. ait91 II 81" 'Iil " - " "
one pair shears wharf 70 n lhyir with superior
hoistiDg apparatus, capable OF lifting 60 toms
Also at al0e time. twenty -iive Thousand dollars
worth OF naeLinists blaeksmith's and boiler al
er's tools, Stock scrap non and copper, comprising
about every thing appertainiBg to large Steam En-
gine Aanuact0ry. ilgElU huH VlHiIi
Terms cash Cash deposit required. Catalogues
on day OF sale, Ocf14-lOt
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-16

CINCINNATI, Oct IS. =
a disturbance occurred at Frenchs Circus
at Eaton. treble County, last night during
which a man named Tom Thomas fired upon
the ring MASTER but missing him the ball
struck young lady named Campbell, killing
her instantly, the bullet passing through her
heart II -
.a.aasI. 81 .laesi CONCORD, N. H., De-. 10.
Michael Ohen, a fireman on the Northern
Railroad. fell from the steam box Of the en-
CINE while olling, near Danbury, about three
O'Clock this morning. He is badly injured in
the back but will probably live. The. express
train was delayed about an hour and half by
LEWISTON, Oct. l5
MOB o. on men tore up q tide dam owned
by H. L. Cafnsey, at .Sheepscott Falls. a few
days since The rioters alleged that the dam
4 , ffsFE : NionEvELANp, o.. Oct. Is.
Gen. Sheridan passed through this city to-
day, en- route to Columbus. He, was met at
the depot by an enthusiastic crowd, and after
thanking them for their welcome, amid cheers
for the Little Hero" the train started.
6s.s3 ,-sf NJ "a BUFFALO, N.Y., Oct IT,
+ Gen. Sheridan returned to this city from Nj
agafa Fails at noon to-day. He was escorted
from the Falls depot to the Exchange street
I depot by small procession Of carriages, head
1 ed by a band Of music and one company of in
faniry Mayor Welles occupied the carriage
WIN nm, gsaa y s.a,4 y as,p. .s,
b "A Especial dispatch to the Herald from Mo-
bile, Alabama, dated to-day, reports that the
Adelaide, from Mobile for Providence, had put
in there i'm Distress having split her sails ON
the 14th inst sfi iF'F"1 -
,s9atg e.4aEs iSPRINGFIELD Mass Oct Is.
Gen. HUMPHREYS, the notorious Pittsfield
confidence man, arrested at Cincinnati, was
to-day committed to Jail in default of $40 900
bonds to await a trial for forgery. His true
name is w. G, Harding, and he was confined
IN Fort Delaware during the war. "a
|MW AkEH H4a8b0k Nss $3.50 $40
- snip News. H
Arrived at Havana 18th, brig j. Polledo, from
Portland. .s 49,. ,f4fGl w
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-16

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
Secretary MeCulloch to-day advertises that
the Treasury Department is prepared to give
5-20 b ,nds of 1867 in exchange for7-30 interest
TO be charged on the notes up to the time of
conversion, the notes to be forwarded to the
Assistant Treasurer at New York or to the
Department here, at the risk and expense of the
holders, the bonds TO be returned at the risk
and expense of the Department. r
Postmaster General Randall has just return
ed from the North While in Boston he made
preliminary arrangements for procuring asite
for a post Office in convenient business local
ity, its purchase depending on a good ii tie be-
ing given to the ground selected. None of the
places for post office in New York have been
entirely approved 9iil nidstI -
Lieut.. Commander William b. Gushing is
detached from the steamer Penobscot and or
dered to the command of the Mentroe.
Our Consul at Malta reports, Sept. 10Th, that
the cholera had broken out there. ~
An infant child of the Turkish Minister was
to-day baptized at st. Matthews Church in the
Roman Catholic faith, the father and several
friends being present. 3.rt4
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-16

.s.I4G NEW YORK, Oct. 10. b
The Jerome Park autumn meeting COM
nenced to-day. The weather was Beautiful
and the Attendance very large The racing was
the finest and best contested which ever took
place in the East but a fatal accident in the
hurdle race cast shade of gloom over the day 5
enjoyment. Six horses started in the hurdle
race viz: Leather Lungs, Tycoon, Julius, Red
Bird, Seara and Nigretta 4 z = u s~BsA
Julius was the fayorite against the field and
won cleverly, Tycoon the second. In jumping
the second hurdle Ngretta turned q summer
sault and threw her rider, Cassidy, on his
head He was taken up insensible and died
shortly afterwards. The time made was 1886 IL.
In the handicap, a mile and quarter Capt.
Moore came 1st, Enebantress I'd and Local I'd.
but claim of foul against the jockey OF Capt
Moore, resulted in the race being given to En-
chantress, aud the Captain was ruled out
Time, 2.12 Ia The mile heat was won by
Gen. McMahoon beating airing, who won the
list heat Clement who won the 81 heat, and
WateIshaw distaneed in the LIST heat Time,
LAG "a, 14S. 152 "a and 1.55 IL. Every heat
was closely contested 80
The fourth heat was a Sweepstakes for $1,000,
and was won by MIR. Morris Bonster beating
Favorite and MIR. Sandfords Northumberland
easily by two lengths. Time, lair esa
Kentricks match against time will not come
off until Saturday. a'laii t'if.@ y'+' y i-5I
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-16

5000 New YORK, Oct 10.
A New Orleans special states that 1000
votes were thrown in Louisiana over the num-
Der required to call convention. The yellow
fever is still raging, and the papers advise resi-
dents to stay North six weeks longer. f.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct L..
The yellow fever here is abating and the ex-
element is subsiding. Many persons have left
town. Others who had made preparations to
leave have abandoned the idea There were
twenty-four new cases and seven deaths up to
noon to-day. The disease is of a mild type
A dispatch from Vicksburg says no deaths
have occurred there during the past forty-eight
hours. y y NJ 81 -
MOBILE OctS15. y
There We're two interments from yellow fever
to-day a..
tu94!4 1, GALVESTON, Oct. ID.
H There were only two new cases Of yellow fe-
yer yesterday, and only four interments dur
ing the past forty-eight hours.
Id ttf fhttstA e New ORLEANS, Oct.15.
There were 80 yellow fever interments dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending this morn
ing. i.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-16

NEW YORK Oct l5,
The Times special says leading radical Con-
gressmen from Massachusetts publicly favor
GEN Grant for President, and the name of
John A. Andrew is being talked of for Vice
President ai,+e. 4 IA 4 fsTs,JFtfirf' brc IA
The judiciary Committee examined no wit
nesses, but discussed the Maryland Constitu-
ticn. Gen. Grant and Mr. Stanton will be
summoned to testify relative to the application
for arms. -, h - q IN
The Southern railroad delegates have obs
. tanned an extension OF payments of the inter
est OF indebtedness to the Government g
The Worlds special says Assistant Postnas-
ter Skinner is dangerously i'll.
Steps are being taken to sue Washington
paper for libel on Mrs. John Dean, of New
York, formerly MisssB0ker.
The Tribune's special sayssonesOf theslargest
claimants before the Treasury Department is a
former President of a. New York bank. who
went South at the beginning of the rebellion.
with large sums OF money. He claims 900
bales OF cotton captured by Gen Sherman at
Savannah, which claim the Treasury refuses
to pay NE *
The Heralfs special says It is stated that the
plates of the counterfeit bonds were executed
IN the Treasury Department, impressions on
lead being taken from the original plates of A
and Is series, and from These impressions the
spurious plates Were engraved in secret in the
department 1t is also stated that these facts
ilbaye been discovered by the Superintendent
aud other officers, who are endeayOring to keep
them from the public. ~ - 90
Judge Chase has returned to Washington.
Washington special states that it is pub
lished there that the President will make an
appointment of Secretary of War without re-
gard to the tenure of office act, that act being
deemed unconstitutional, and the President
will simply send message to Congress nomi-
mating successor to MIR. Stanton. af
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. IT,
The following dispatch has been received by
the Herald: :
Hdeand Oct 15.-Advices from Venezuela
to Sept. oath announce the oligarchy has been
annihlated. 1t is feared that new revolts will
occur, and the militia is being organized to re-
sist future revolutionary attempts. A strong
government has been formed, in which Ger
herrenz occupies the position of Minister OF
Foreign Affairs
Adyices from Porto Rico. to Oct. I'd state
that the finances of that island were in a de-
plorable state. Flour was in abundant sup
ply. The war steamer Isabella had sailed fol
CadiZ. a a.A4 1slssii9lns llaBpa ~ y1Ii =
st. Domingo advices OF the 10Th ult. report
that every thing was apparently quiet.