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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM.

,ra
1no Case 81 Charles y. Manuel, Convicted Of
Mardsr In she First Desree-A New Trial
ordered.
49,. S-.., 80 49,. - SS.SV..".3
OSo"~ - AGaGsl pdint!f ~ error, ~ tie People
xAe Court yesterday rendered the following opinion in
Ia casa efch.,,..p u.,n., -. $500 sYIS- =
u. -. /" onAiios ?. AAnues Inc colored man, VINO was
convicted Of numbering Henry SehIosser in December
Last setting aside the ssntence N daa,h "a o.d.-,
~so y N'~'1' anu Siuo''ns
= seW Wai:- NA
The prisoner was tried in the Cont al General ses
sscrs ana -. .onr,c..a - ,.,.s.. a. -. -. 49,.
- SoAs.sse1 - n'usNeI - sno niss oeSseo'
ne evidence showed that the homicide took place in
shosmaker's shop in the basement or No Is THOMPSON
$500 ~a... $500 -. .7-,-- 4 --~--ss~-
N~ AHos0 w. uo'ains "ovcu " snow my previous
iii fsslng between the prisoner and deceased The death
caused by sabbing and Witnesses the street saw
the prisoner In front or deceased and making motion
with his hand. Afterwards they both came ont or the
shop and deceased sad the prisoner stabbed him There
was man in the shop with the prisoner who was in
court at the trial but was not examined +
The Judge charged the Jury that thcy were "a decdA
whether Il WAS murder il the rst de9ree or vhethey
Wa q just6ablo or excusable homicide After
aodning the crime Of murder he told them tina infant
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$500 CLEVELAND, Ohio. May Q, 1897.
party Of thirty Fenians boarded The British schooner
Ek Captain gibbns IN this hsrbor yesterday Afternoon
and tore down ber colors. TIE captain protested but
10 vain The party quietly len AFTER accomplishing Their
oe)sck
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tions-Ncs 81. 81, $40, a. 90 70 90. nclusve 2i2,
70 SO. inclusive.
SUrRxnH CoURr-Cncun.-PartL -OYRR AND TxRuI.
and Nos. 1851, 1855, 372S, a70a o51, 2l7 1851,
1881 l2is ~, 1925 $751; S52 s25 olS $40, 1l0a sss,
sos, $685. Part II adjourned TO Wednesday, May g.
SUZANNE CoURr-SPBrAL TERx.-Demurers-NoG Q,
Is 10, n. Issues o. Law and Fact-Noa l2o 1T, H.
233, l3s 70 lac inclusiva
SUPREME C0CRr-CHAnBERa-Ees 60 e. "a 0S r.
90, o. l0l Oil commences a No. l01
SUPERIOR CounT-TnrAL TRINA Psd L--AdjouYned 70
Thursday Part IL -Adjourncd 70 Wednesday
COMMON PrxAs. TRIAL Tnna-Psrt I--Adiourned 70
Monday Part III -Adjourned Va Wednesday
Crr CoUuf, observation-disclosures CALnxpAn---The
People against Mary Ryan, James Burke Charles Hub
ling and Harriet Hubling, grand larceny; Paul Tim
mems, assault with intent 70 do bodily harm; Patrick
Donahus. burglary; James Hughes. grand larcsay.
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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge RusseL

sN Before Judge Russell
The May term Of this court commenced yesterday City
Judge Russell presidips.
Disscs Attorney Han and Assistant District Attorney
Bedford were preeent
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80. 80. 80 'A'p~n001 - sonss4usu
Of similar body having been sworn In the Oyer and
Terminer N
4 A,.~n -
au 49, "o1s Pisoeu upon sne csien.
oar n ORDER thas the pueecng ocee and the respec
tive counsel for accused parties might - them down Tor
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thOae cnsO pec - dawn would b diaDoooA Of upsn
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. &c.
Cotton-without decided change; sales GOO bales
Middling Uplands at 33t a 34c.
Fionr-Receipts 1851 bbls; sales 1880 bbls State
and Western dull and loo lower; Superfne State at
at II 40 q 1915; Round Hoop Ohio, Ii So "a Il 15;
Choice do 1920 "a IS 26; Superfine Western go a.,
1905; Common TO good Extra Western, 10 81 q II rs;
choice do II 80 az Is 49, Southern dull and in favor OF
buyers with sales Of 200 bbls mixed to good at II 90
q is6s; Fancy and Extra, ID Is q 1G so.
Wheat-m0re active and without decided change
No. do at about Ii @9 II; Amber State at about
800.
Western "a at IS @ 10 In store 1;, New Yellow Jer-
Oats-heavy; sales 1900 BUSH. Chicago Spring
and Milwaukee 81 g CSC; State at Go e CSC; Jersey
at &c.
Beet-unchanged sales $50 bbls; new plain mess
IL 90 g 10 90; new extra do, II 90 q 20 %.
ePork-frmer; sales 1000 bbls. new mess at 10 81
% ~ 60 closing at 20 90 for Western; old mess at
ss,s ~; also 800 bbls at 20 80 g 20 81,
Sei Iers and buyers for February and March.
1asc for oid and heayy sales OF 5000 bbls at IL q
Batter-hgher; sales Ohio at Is "a asc State at 2e
whskey-more active; sales of zoo bDs in bond at
Kice-quiet att q 1ot for Carolina
Sugars-quiet.
Cofee-dull.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-dull; Spirits Turnen,,no .. On, e,
&C. R0sin at 90 a 9 90. a' ooS "
oi!s-dull; linseed at 20 q %; lard, sperm and
Petroleum-dull; sales crude at 20 q 2osc; refined
bonded at % a Bic.
Tallow-stea1y; sales 81 900 lbs, at III a 11fc.
nestle fleece III s. for super and extra pulled q
g 31c for Texas zoe for California fall clip; 30 gold
Tor Cape, and Mestiza on private terms.
.,H 1 s 70 LiUsrpoo-hrmer Corn 7fd by sail,
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.
Registry of Freedmen in George
town.
Tue Impeachment Movement.
Contraction of the Cas9.rencN
IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.
A Washington special says Mr.. Boyer, (Dem-
ocratic 'member) of the Committee on the New
Orleans riots, has summoned a large number of
witnesses, and it is probable the report will
not be ready before the end of the session.
Speaker Coltax, who is suffering from sore
throat, which prevails extensively in Washing
ton, did not occupy the chair during the night
session, and should not be held be held respon-
sible for the disorder which prevailed.
A large number of freedmen are being regis
tered in Georgetown, ID. c., under the suffrage
act. 1t is not improbable that the radicals will
carry the election. A larger number of whites
will be registered than ever before voted
The Judiciary Committee will report bill to
give Government patronage only to loyal news
papers in the South III
The President, thus far, has sent to the Sem
rte over 400 civil nominations, among which is
but one Postmaster.
Gen. Pope is in this city, enjoying the first
leave of absence he has had in "a years.
The reports that the Judiciary Committee
are taking impeachment testimony are without
foundation. They are awaiting the move
ments Of Gen. Ashley, who is engaged in ar
proceed.
Horse Railroad men were before the WAYS
and Means Committee yesterday to get an ex-
tension of the provision in the Internal Reve-
nue. law, which expires next April, allowing
them to impose an additional tax ON passen-
gers.
1uo 0Olu DILL SUlli meets Win OPPOSITION IN
the Senate Finance Committee.
The Ways and Means Committee are deter
mined, owing to the lateness of the session. not
to report any bill recognizing the Executive
Departments.
The avails of the prize George Burkhardt,
captured by the Quaker City, will soon be ready
for distribution to the officers and crew of the
latter vessel
Secretary McCuIloch contradicts the story
that he has ceased, under the law, to continue
to contract the currency at the rate of four mil
lions per month.
Gov. Cummings, of Colorado, who arrived in
Washington last night, opposes the admission
of the Territory as a State at present.
Every member of the Cabinet was present at
the meeting yesterday. 1t is understood that
very important business was under discussion.
NEW YORK, Jan. q.
The Times special Washington dispatch says
the Ways and Means Committee yesterday ap-
|. pointed Messrs. Hooper, Allison and Hogan
subcommittee on the whiskey tax, to report
early next week.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 26.
"A violent discussion arose yesterday in the
Missouri House of Representatives, on reso-
luton condemning the attacks made on Gov
Fletcher.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. q.
Rev. Joal Indy, on trial for whipping his
child to death, has been found guilty of man.
slaughter in the first degree.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. q.
Six men, whose names are unknown, while
trying to cross the Missouri at st. Charles, in
small boat were drowned.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. q.
Mr.. Crosby yesterday bought the Opera
House of Mr.. Lee, the lucky ticket holder, for
100000. .r
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. q.
The Montreal train ON the Hudson River
Railroad was thrown off the track b a broken
rail, near Hyde Park, this morning. One car
was badly shattered. Nobody was Injured.
AYLMERCE, Jan. 26.
The trial of Rev, James Robia tor the muir
der Of his sister, helpless cripple, occupied
four days, and resulted in verdict of not
guilty. The evidence for the prosecution was
weak and entirely circumstantial.
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FROM EUROPE
NEWS BY THE CA Ii LIE,
Bread Riots in M0d7'id and
Gree21aCich.
END OF THE CRETAN WAR.
FROM EUROPE

Inc United States steamer Swatara with
John ID. Surratt on board, has arrived at Port
Manon, Island of Minorca, recentlv, and after
coTTnhg salled again for the United States
AZ oTtSsrahs received from all departments of
.no empire, express dissatisfaction with the
ment p"N''
The Bourse is dull and rentes have declined.
BERLIN, Jan. d.
The members of the German Confederation
nave agreed to the scheme proposed by the
Prussian Government.
Great interest is felt in this city, and through
out Greece generally, on the subject of Gen
fidentfy expected from the great republic.
MANCHESTER, Jan. %, Evening.
The short time movement among the manu-
facturers is extending.
LONDONDERRY, Jan. 90, Evening.
The steamship Nova Scotian, from Portland
l2th, arrived on Greencastle to-day and after
landing the mail proceeded to Liverpool
PARIS Jan. %, Evening.
Information has been received that workmen
were riotously assembling in the streets of
Madrid, and clamoring for bread. A serious
outbreak was anticipated and the Government
was taking measures to meet it.
LONDON, Jan. %, Evening.
1t is reported that the government of Prussia
nos oShCu VI huolia why Tue troops OF the lat
ter are being concentrated in Gallacia.
There Is report that a new frontier line
will be made between the territories of Austria
and Itag
LONDON, JAN a.
Adyices from Paris state that France is dis
gusted with the measures recently put forw ard
by the Emperor Napoleon.
PARIS, Jan. "a.
The French, Russian and Prussian Govern
ments have resolved to negotiate in common
with the Porte upon the Eastern question.
BERLIN, Jan. %, Noon.
Ihe Duchies have been formally annexed to
the German Confederation
The German Diet is to meet for the first time
on the oath of February.
LONDON, JAN "a, Noon,
A Canadian railway loan for "a, 100000 ster-
ling, guaranteed by the British Government. is
soon to be put upon the market
Quite formidable bread riots have occurred
at Greenwich.
Dispatches received here state that the Gre
tan war is ended, and that the volunteers have
gone back to Greece.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, Evening.
The steamship Hibernian, from Portland 18th,
arrived at Greencastle this noon
BERLIN, Jan. Is.
Count Bismarck declines seat in the Ger
man Diet
ATHENS, Jan. %.
1t is said that Gen Calergis has declined the
mission to the United States in aid of the suf-
fering Cretans.
LONDON, Jan. %, Evening.
The affairs of the Atlantic 81 Great Western
hallroad have been referred to committee of
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Commercinl...Pcr Cable.

Commercinl-..Pcr Cable.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. q, Evening.
There is no change in the Cotton market; sales of
Middlng uplands at 14sd.
The market for goods and yarns at Manchester is
The market tor Broadstuffs is active Wheat con-
tinues firm. Corn has advanced to 43s Sd for Mixed
Western. The Provisions market is firm Lard is
quoted at Dos cwt.
LONDON, Jan. %, Evening.
AMERIcAN sEcUn1T III s M American Securities
are generally unchanged. United States 500 bonds.
however, have slightly declined, the quotations being
At Frankfort this evening the closing price for Unit
ed States $40 bonds was 763. -.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 49, Noon.
-, The Cotton sales to-day promise to reach 5000
altered.
LONDON. Jan. %, Noon.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities Illinois
Central Railroad Sharess0 United States 5-2Os at
TT. Erie Railroad shares 425.
LONDON, Jan. %, Evening
American securities close at the noon rates. Con-
The Cotton market closed steady and prices un-
changed Middling uplands are quoted at 14sd.-
Provisions active Beef has advanced2 Cd for Amer
lean. Bacon irmer.
The Cotton market is without special activity, but
IN aa tone ana prize SHOW an advancing tepden
Mlddiing uplands are quoted at 14a a 15d.
The Manchester market is dull, and transactions
small. Breadstuffs quiet but prices are unchanped
The Petroleum market Is trifle easier sales were
made to-day at Is gid for refined Pennsylvania
The market for lard is without change; American is
quoted at 55s W cwt. The tallow market ia firm at
last reported price.
PARIS, Jan. "a.
Sales were made to-day of United States $40 bonds
at72f. D'
LONDON, Jan. Is, Noon.
Cons0ls for money 901.
United States 5-20's were quoted this morning at
20. Illinois Central shares at s0A. Erie Railroad
shares 43l.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20.
The Cotton market is steady at the top price of
yesterday, 143d. The brokers' circular reports the
t0al sales OF the week ending last evening at
bales The sales to-day will probably reach about
5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, Evening
The Cotton market closed firm with sales of 5000
15td. 4A'- ~
The market for goods at Manchester was dull and
Dropping
The Breadstufs market is dull and tends down.
ward Wheat has declined 81, and -four Is Corn
mas declined to as for Mixed Western Provisions are
nrm. Bacon Is higher. Rosin is quoted at los ~
cwt for common Wilmington. Spirits turpentine SIS
LONDON, Jan. 25, Evening.
Consols for money 902
AMERICAN SECURITIES-The following were the
closing prices of American securities Erie Railway
shares 49, Illinois Central shares SO5 United States
6-2O's 721.
PARIS, Jan. %. Evening.
United States $40 bonds are quoted at 724
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NEW ORLEANS, JAM &C.
An official letter from Florida saws the In
dams of the everglades of Florida s,e deter.
mined to keep the negroes in their tribe as
slaves. The negroes have appealed to the mil; it,
itary authorities for assistance. '-
The freedmen elsewhere in Florida are 70.
newing their contracts A large number were
entering lands. There was large emigration
from South Carolina and Georgia
Forcible resistance having been made to the
sale of property for taxes in Fernandina, Gov
Worth invoked the assistance of the United
states troops which being refused, he has ap
piled to the President and awaits a reply.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. &C.
Bark Delaware, from Demarara for Balti-
more, went ashore at Cape Henry, but will get
on II the favorable wind continues. Assist
ance has been sent to her from Norfolk
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 81.
brig shooting Star, from New York 18th
1n INST lor Asplnwall, encountered gale ON the
lotn, aao ner masts were cut away On the
morning of the 18th she was abandoned. her
officers and crew being taken off by the Brit
ish brig Albatross, which landed them at New
port to-day.
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Destructive Fires.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 26.
The Mansion House was burned last night
Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 26.
A fire last night destroyed new brick block
Of six buildings, owned by j. B. jackson, OF
South Adams, Mass. Loss $1,000; insured
$4,000.
BALTIMORE, Jan. q.
The revenue steamer Masswood was burned
this morning. The engines will probably be
saved. Loss $4,000
The PatapscO Chemical Works of Dawson,
Simonton, & Co., on Locust Point were burn
ed early this morning. They consisted of
three large buildings, containing three thous-
and carboys of sulphuric acid and thirty tons
Of sulphur. Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000
The harbor was opened by private enter
prise to-day, and the United States transport
Cosmopolitan, from Charleston, came up
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LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
STATE HoUsA, AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.

SENATE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PREss.]
Read and assigned-An act to authorize the
Leeds and Pennington Railroad Company to
make lease and for other purposes,
On motion of Mr. Weld,
Ordered, That the Judiciary Committee in
quire into the expediency of amending the
laws establishing Il e Municipal Court of Bid
deford
Ordered, That the Railway and Bridge Com
mittee inquire into the expediency of compel
ling towns, cities and plantations to expend a
certain portion of monies raised for the repairs
OF highways, during the summer and autumn
season.
Mr.. Weld presented petition for inoorpora-
ton Of the Hollis Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. hobie presented an act authorizing cit
les and towns to raise money to aid in the con-
struction of any railroad in this State.
Mr.. Hobson presented act, additional, author
izing the town of Wiscasset to aid in construct
ing the Kennebec g. Wiscasset Railroad.
The President presented petition of Lime
Rock Bank for renewal of charter.
Mr.. ROBBIE presented petition OF Hon. John
A. Waterman, Judge of Probate for Cumber-
land county, for increase of salary, which was
referred to the county delegation. :
Mr.. Woodman reported that act authoriz-
ing Neplus Ultra company ought to pass
Mr.. Caldwell reported bill an act to incor-
porate the city of Saco
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Haskell, of Hodgdon, of
the House.
An act to repeal an act requiring Notaries
Public to pay duty to the State, which was
passed to be enacted in the House. came from
the Senate indefinitely postponed. The House
voted to recede and concur.
An order from the Senate requiring the State
Binders to finish the binding of volume one OF
the Adjutant Generals report in the same style
as volume two, was laid on the table,
Mr.. Brown, of Hampden, presented an order
1nstructing the Committee on Legal Reforms
to enquire whether any further legislation be
necessary to restore and preserve trial by jury.
The resolve appropriating the sum of two
thousand dollars for a contingent fund to assist
the Maine Agricultural Society in holding the
annual meetings, as reported by the Commit
tee on Agriculture, was read, and Wednesday
next assigned for its second reading.
An order, by leave, was introduced, empow-
powering any member of the experimenting
School Committee to exercise the same power
as is conferred upon the whole committee, in
certain cases.
A bill legalizing the doings of the town Of
Baldwin, was passed to be engrossed; also
bill increasing the salary of the Judge of Pro-
bate of Androscoggin County. 'i
The Hall of the House of Representatives
was granted to the Massachusetts Asylum for
the Blind on Tuesday afternoon next.
Mr.. Brown, of Hampden was appointed on
the Committee Oh Legal Reforms, instead of
Mr. Haines, of Nobleboro', excused.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
Gov Allen was buried to-day. The process
sion was large. Bishop Wilmer oficiated.
The Legislature meets tomorrow.
In reply to the request of the Mayor of Gal
weston to be allowed to give civil escort to the
remains of Gen. Johnston, Gen. Sheridan re-
Plies: II respectfully decline to grant your
reques. 1 have too much regard for the MEM
DRY OF the brave men who died to preserve our
Government, to authorize aconfederate demon
stration over the remains of any one who at
tempted to destroy it."
French corvette is below awaiting cable
kilograms for Macmillan.
Houston. ~ "
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MEXICO.
The Capital Beseiged By the
Liberals.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.
A Vera Cruz correspondent says Maximili-
ans War Minister arrived there on the 18th
inst, en- route for Europe.
The French, on arriving at Perote, took
away the Austrian garrison, destroyed the up
per works. spiked the guns they could not re-
move, sacked several stores and left for Pue-
bla.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. &c.
Accounts from various Mexican quarters in
dictate that the city of Mexico is closely be-
seiged by the Liberals, with indications of its
early evacuation by Bazaine.
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Foreign News per Steamer,

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.
The new Bremen steamer Union arrived
here this morning with London dates of the
10th. This is her first trip.
Dublin detectives had made further arrests
of Fenians, among them w. j. Smythe, who
is said to have been Colonel in the American
army.
The Memorial Diplomatique says the En-
press Carlotta's health is much improved, there
not being the slightest mental arrangement
apparent.
The Spanish one and three-quarters loan was
very unfayorably received in Paris and was
quoted at IL discount
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[From the Maine Farmer.l
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

HAvlNG been burned out OF my Rubber Store,
IL 1i Middle St., would solicit the trade
OF the citizens of Portland and vicinity, until /
where are kept every variety of goods made from
India Rubber comprising in part Rubber and Leath-
er Machine Betting, Steam Packing, Gaskets, Kings
Clothing of every description, Combs, Balls, Toys
Understanding for beds in of Sickness rubber
Boots and Shoes, Tubing, Spittoons, Syripges
Gloves and Mittens, Elastic Rings and Bands, Piano
Covers, Horse Covers with and without hood, Wagon
Covers, Air Beds, Pillows, Cushions, and Life Pre-
servers, Mechanics Aprons, Rubber Jewelry. on
beautiful patters, and all kinds of Rubber Goods that
may be desired all ofwhich will sell at manuiac-
turers lowest prices.
Please forward your orders tor the present to
-. ,. II. A. HALL, ..
jul 13eodtf So Milk Street. Boston.
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From Texas.

lIaa GALVESTON, Jan. 26.
The remains of Gen. Johnston were remov-
ed to Houston this morning, followed by a
large procession.
1t is reported that Gen. Heintzleman will
be Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau in Texas 1t is expected that General
Kidder will return to Washington.
GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. q.
The ladies car of the special train which
conveyed Gen. Johnson's remains to Houston
was thrown off the track while returning, and
number of ladies were severely injured but
none fatally.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. %
The steamboat W. Cloud, for this port with
900 tons of miscellaneous freight, consigned
here, struck snag at Plum Point at o'clock,
yesterday, and sunk in twenty feet of water
No lives were lost. A portion of the cargo
was saved in damaged condition. 1t is thought
the boat will be total loss. She was valued
at $1,000; insured $4,000.
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A FIRST CLASS two story Brick House No. 10
"A Mechanic Street. Lot ~ x 100. Enquire at 34J
Congress ST., of
Jan 22dH l., n STROITT
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Assignee's Sale.

Tor SALE.
Long Shed on Portland Pier.
One-eighth part OF bark "Sarah Hobart"
One sixteenth part of bark "Lizzie Ii. jackson %
One thirty second part of bark "Chalmette''
One thirty second part of steam tug "Uncle SAM
One pair dark bay Horses
Carryall, Doubl, Sleigh, Wagon, Harnesses,
Robes, &c.
For terms, apply to
HOSEA I. ROBINSON, or
JOHN RAND, Assignee
Portland, Jan "a, 1867. jao5d2w