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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-23

OF the inhabitants of these three provinces ara
allied to Greece. The spirit of nationalitv 10
very strong in this age. The Russian Govern
ment since last November has steadily advised
a Joint intervention of the three powers Eng-
land, France and Russia, to procure for Crete
the privilege of selfgovernment subject only
to the payment of a fixed annual tribute to the
Forte. But the question is rapidly assuming
a form which will not admit of this solu-
uoh. Absolute independence of Constantine
PIE and union with Greece will before long Le
,"e oniy terms of settlement are already in,
~ 'he only terms of permanent settlement
80 "oi.hern and eastern provinces are quiet
.o"sn' Bosnia is undisturbed. Seryia and
"ia are already enjoying the local inda
Penuehce' which Russia would confar nm Cre.a
Ahere mas been some excitemAnt In e.,.,,io
on account OF the Maintenance of1r,,rI-;,,. -.
risons in the fortresses of the Donnha. -.
new head OF the Turkish ministrv Fn,d poohs
has withdrawn the troops, and prince No.
set out month ago for Constantinople to thank
the Sultan personally for this great favor
Prince Charles is arming in Roumania but
Turkey has nothing to fear in that ouarter-
The provinces of Bulgaria and Roumelia
governed directly by the Sultan, are of course
under good subsection.
The provinces of Turkey in Europe occupy
a region as large as all New England, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Ohio, and have population exceeding by
more than four millions the population Of
those States. Of this population only 20 per
cent. are Mussulmans. OF these provinces on
ly Bosnia, Bulgaria and Roumelia are quietly
subject to the Turkish rule. Fuad Pacha Ia a
man OF remarkable ingenuity; he has actually
persua ded Lord Derby that Crete is sub
dued ("except few brigands"), has sent com
missioners to the island to pretend to distri-
butte food and clothing to the needy, has kid
mapped some Cretan commissioners with
whom to patch up pretended peace at Con-
stantinople; but there are forces more potent
than diplomacy, however ingenious The es-
tablshment of Greek State strong enough to
stand alone, and including Crete Epirus, Thes-
sally and Macedonia Is the likeliest result of
the present complications. What adds to the
embarrassment Of the Turkish government is
the discomfort of Nuhar Pacha, who is said TO
have threatened the immediate withdrawal of
the Egyptian forces in Crete and a refusal to
pay tribute.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-23
Turkey i'm Europe.

The rumors of dissension between France
and Prussia have diverted the public attention
for a time from the rebellion of the Christian
subjects of the Porte; yet there were three
among last weeks European dispatches which
ought not to be overlooked. The Cretan Ma
tional Assembly, We were told, has issued a
proclamation declaring in favor of religious
liberation and equal political rights. The
Turkish Government has sent Omar Pachs to
Thessaly, to take command of the troops in
that province. Finally the Sultan has threat
ened to declare war against Greece, on account
of the continued disturbances on the Greek
frontier.
The anniversary of the meeting of the Gre
tan National Assembly occurred on the 11th in
stant In the year of revolution which has
just ended, this Assembly, utterly powerless to
enforce its will in any part of the island, has
nevertheless controlled the military and diplo-
matte policy of the refugees from the eastern
slopes of Ida to the western precipices of the
Sphakian mountains, as absolutely as the
Continental Congress controlled the polio,
of the American colonies during our owr
Revolution-and for the same reason
The National Assembly represents truly the
wishes, the determination Of the Cretan peo
pie Beginning the year without money and
with no base of supplies, without allies and
with no representatives at the courts of the
great powers, the Cretans have maintained the
unequal contest to so good a purpose that oo'
900 Turkish troops and 80 ships OF war nave
been unable to dislodge them from their Inouh-
tain stronpbolds and at last the three protect
inc ro,yars have advised the Porte to yield at
,.ss, ,ha ,r;vileoe of local f-government.-
Mnstanba Pacha has concentrated his troops
at Canea and Rethymo and contents himself
uritb occasional sallies, when the Cretans press
down too closely upon his lines In the last Of
these sallies, the Turks were entangled in the
defiles of the mountains, found the passes oc-
cupied in front and rear, and suffered heavy
losses in men, provisions and materials of war.
Two cannon and three flags were among the tro-
phies of the victory. Two steamers, the Pan
hellenion and Arkadion, ply constantly be-
tween Athens and Crete, regardless of the
blockade. The Cretans insist, and have earn
ed the right to insist, on nothing less than an
nexation to Greece.
Meanwhile the long threatening insure ,tion
in the provinces of Eprus and Ihessaly, bor-
dering upon Greece, has at last burst into
fiickering blaze. These provinces too would be
annexed to Greece, and the Creek people will
encourage and aid them, though the Govern
ment hesitates or refuses. Omar Paenawll see
service in Thessaly, and the Macedonians are
dangerously excited. BY race, religion, man.
ners and tradition, the overwhelming majority
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-23
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS.
For Furnishing Rough Stone for Break.
winter at the Mouth Of Saco
River, Maine,


WILL be received at this Office until 10 O'clock
w NJ, ON TUESDAY, the Goth inst
The quantity required, under recent appropria-
tions, will be fifty thousand TONS more or less The
deposited In such places and in such manner as may
be directed by the experimenting Engineer III con-
formity with the plans adopted.
inc delivery OF the stone must commence as
practicable after the approval of The contract
and be completed on or before the first OF December
next. Persons, in making proposals. win state the
price per ton toI 2240 pounds of stone delivered and
deposited in position-the weight to be ascertained
at the expense OF the contractor, and to the sasfe
t0n OF the Superintending Engineer, 81
Proposals will be considered for one-ac or for the
phoIe of the above-named amount Should any
persons find it impracicable undertake the gcLote
job in the time above specified they are requested to
state in their proposals, the earliest perioI ito be
not later than the first Of july 1861 in which they
will contract to complete i-with the understanding
that not less than thirty-fve thousand tons will be
delivered on or before the first day of December
next.
Each proposal must be accompanied by written
guarantee signed by two responsible persons in the
required FORM that the bidder will, when called on
If his proposal be accepted, enter into contract and
bond with good and sufficient security the sureties
and their places of residence to be named in the pro-
posal) for the true and faithful performance OF his
contract The contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bdder and be subject to the approval of
The undersigned. however, reserves tie right to
exclude the bids of any persons who there Is reason
the contract; also any informal bids, as well as
those that are above reasonable price for the work
ana no member OF Congress, officer or agent of the
government, nor any person employed in the public
service shall be admitted to any share in the con-
tract, or any benefit which may arise therefron
Payments wiH be made monthly--2O per cent. to
be reserved therefrom, until the whole work is fin
ished, and to be forfeited the event of the non-
fnfment Of the contract in the time and manner as
therein required. .gusEG
Persons desiring to make proposals. will please call
on the undersigned at his Office, in Morton Block on
Congress street, for forms of same, and for more
definite information, II desired and, transmitting
ment of Saco river" - -" /.
GEO. THOM,
,., Bvt. Brig General U. s. A. 7
U: s. Engineer Office, a
Portland, Me-, April sth, 1857.
aTcQ NJ w p,S 2xu
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every day, Sunday excepted,l at no. PRINTERS
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland.
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rHE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at S2'ooa year,
Invariably In adv ance
,. RATES OF ApyEHTIsIsG.-One incb OF space, IN
iepatb OF column constitutes a''square"
Sl.5D ner sauare daily first week ,5 cents per
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SPECIAL NOTICES, 81 25 per square ior the first IN
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tad 10 cents per square Tor each subsequent nser-
flon.
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CoPARTNERSliIP.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

rI,liE copartncrship heretofore existing between
j NJ. NJ. FAlRBROTHER and IL. IL. WILL
DER is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the firm to be settled by FAIR
BROTHER, at 425 Congress ST.
Portland, Apr Q, 1867. .a EEhft, b
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SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,

....-s SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
NEW U. CUSTOM HOusE.
Portland, Me-, April 15. 1867 j
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbe, Of
- flee of the undersigned until u O'Clock at NJ,
April 3Oth 1867, for furnishing and delivering Eight
Hundred $500 barrels of Hydraulic Cement for the
Government buildings to be erected at Portland, Me-
The Cement to be delivered at the sites Of the buildings
as fast as desired by the Superintendent or required
BY the progress Of the work. Proposals Will be made
by the barrel including all freight, hauling, &C. Ten
per cent. OF all payments retained until completion
Of contract The delivery OF material will begin i'm
mediately on signing the contract. 3
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all of the proposals. -'
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Co.
ment," and addressed to .
HENRY KINGSBURY,
aprl6-eod2w Superintendent, Custom House.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-29
81 n'framF'F

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bruar 1867. "
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pielem Staate, Dertrttt iiitb' dttrere& Qlnaele-
genteNen GbatibttF g5afafters in 9eiradt au
Sishel1alssE ,ap'a5aQgtR III
Die. aHBererhe gSi9tisfeit Der lest
bem Qanre Sprlie8enEen 6ra9erss has slfiiuft
,tiee. Sdliflal non IenileIee .frei. nn6 urteT
pirflib rrpublifanil6em GtnFulTe Derlanaeu
ral1e uno entIdtebene 5anbIung. Gs rsire
baber hrinsenb erIudt, baB iebes @puutY i'm
Staate oortGuFge Serammlungen atbalte
unb ais Atgerrpnete uuccnbitipne!le tlnipsts-
ntdnHer nadb -oieler Gorbention- entiente,
Gpher 3ulpruh ptrp suSerldBlt6 crtpartet. Is
s. 8afer, 9tep. Mcgftnu. S. o. Smi 3, Hep. Sbipn
GouHtp. Gpuntp.
S. j. Sinclair, Jter. 9per u. S. GIereIanb, Step
H. 2Guaeroae Counties. Smith Gountp
Q. 8reiuery &ep. Sertpnl Sobn norman, &ep. Gdts
u. Sumpbries @pIn les. yol County
& NJ @arner, &sps, SapT 9. lRperuoOo, &ep. 9Seof=
renee GountDS ~ II Sle1-Qpuntp.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
The Election in Kentucky.

The State election in Kentucky,
took place on Monday. The Union
men throughout the State being
thoroughly intimidsted by tho over
whelmning rebel majority everywhere,
the election was quiet and one. side.
ed affair. The Union men, for safety,
stayed at home, and the rebels had It
all their own way. The result was a
majority Os from $4,000 to 10000 for
tho COnfaderates. A perfect reign OF
terror exists there among the Union
men, and no ono's life is safe who is
an outspokon unionist. Kentucky
to o.day, would have been thousand
times better of, had she went with heI
siktsr States into the rebellion. She
would then have had the benefit Ofth'
reconstruction law, the provisions Of
which she graatly needs at present tC
prolect her loyal men, and squslct
out that bistsrrsbsllIouS spirit among
her people