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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-12
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

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year, l,sai sr-ii5f us i-3..lIL
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PRESS over the signature of "Traxi." MIR. Drew's
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And the
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To country traders the weekly report of Portland
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-12
PROSPECTUS.
T III E P r E SIS
For. 1867.
DAILY PRESS,
For 1867,

With the opening of the new year we presented
TO the readers of the N4 ata.rs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-12
from the Portland Price Current.l

THE PREss.-The crowded state of our columns
last week prevented from noticing the Enlargement
and Encouragement of the columns of the Daily
Press, which in its present enlarged form, and with
its excellent editorial management is certainly the
England; especially when taken into consideration
the amount OF interesting reading matter that is
daily furnished for the money.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

NOR SALE OR TO LET, AT FORDHAM-A FINE;
large Mansion with Sc lots OF land, pleasantly
house partly furnished and contains all the modern inn
FIRST class and convenient railroad and steamboat Fo
particulars apply HENRY NJ BAILEY 6 Broome street
from To
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Invited TO attend the funeral services from the Church Of
ascension Fifth avenue and Tenth street. on Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock, without further invitation
WEfDEE-on Sunday, April rs, q. Hampstead, l.,
kkULLuRA lone, youngest daughter Of the late James
WeedeD, aged years, months and 22 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from the Methodist church IN the
village OF Hampstead Wednesday afternoon, at half
past one O'Clock.
wHEY--On Sunday, April 20, Of consumption, ANDREW
WILEY. aged % years and monthsL
faiherinIaw, Thomas Fenton, respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from his late residence 80 Second
street, this Tuesday, afternoon, at one O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
WuBRESnoRsr ON Sunday, April %, MAR
GARKr daughter OF the late Conrad wubbenhors In the
18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence,
No 165 West Forty ninth street. Tuesday afternoon,
at one O'Clock, without further notice.
YousG.-At her late residence Montgomery avenue,
Tompkinsviile, Staten Island, on Monday April 20,
KATE wife OF Alexander Young in the 26th year Of her
age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock from the residence Of her mother 81 D
vision street, New York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Davis NYork Sid brig Jennie Achorn, MatanEas SCH
EdyR Ka 0F SsSh' pP PHr in Hampton Road.
brig Godnnder tBr Halifax for Richmond land sld schl
FXs RIVER Apr sArr schrs Pharo Collins
Jacksonville for Providence Thomas Potter Handy Eliza
Ap sssr c:sms: ssn5 Weaver Weaver
% iNpIASoL&. a 1 Apri far % brig isOa west NYork Cid
18th. brig TRIAL Humphreys kYork; sshr VIM Psrson,
MOBILE, April Acid ship Prince cOrsort tBr, Clarke,
SON Liverpool Below ships Thos Freeman owens South
sn CURTIS anS
Pras Schultz from hayre Egera' ars S,srre L im IA.
Gem Sherman Psndieton, Belize, Hon -
ssn @ s:
Br Grace Liverpool Union, Miller Hayre; barks ISABEL
Emma LtchieId, Crockett bremen; Hanson Gregory,
Gregory Providence; brig Brshtman. Grey Havana; Hy
NoRFOIK April SmArr steamship rropontis (Br). -
Ss%BgkYf5sT s ffSSSS. .cAr HAwaAa Newman
land Calais Philadelphia Smith Tets Boston for do;
70, Esi
NYork for do; seaiower do for Portland; II Bascom.
NEW G%yEs is M April ss Arr soArs Annie Bell rnes
Ponce PR; Judge % %Rnnyon shropsnre' Joseph corwin;
6,g. 9ss Hs0 Ts1s s,
s Geo a 'sR
pier @ Biaesman ssisS; Race Horse Bragg Nswbaygor;
Peterson Engltsh LOtte, Taylor; sophia Wilson, NOW
ell: Mary Standish Rch and Lotte Beard Perry Boston,
vandcyoort Chase rortland Baltimore. Dir, Calais;
Ocean Traveller Adams New York. Cid ships Nonparei,
Love- Liverpool; l. Dimnock Harvard Antwerp. brgs
Hida, hissow Cork Falmouth for orders; Ellen Anna
(B) Banch st John, NIB Venus r) Pfnkev, Port Spain
Annandale, Bunker Boston, schrs Moses Patten Harding
Portland; Wentworth, Adams Salem; Raley, Haley,
Boston.
LswEs DEL April 26-The following vessels ara the
laware Breakwaer.Brig Achilles dtal IRON Philadelphia
for Leghorn schrs Ada Avery from NYork for Washing
ton Ew Gardner from Philadelphia for Boston john
do for Fail River; Essex. do for New Bedford The
Br steamship Proponhs for Liverpool at Pm
PROVIDENCE, April 2-Arr schrs Glenwood, Dckerson,
Philadelphia Compromise Barlow, Amboy, NJ Dawson,
smith, Ezabethport; Charger Mahsn do Edward Beuent
Brown Hoboken; slooP Emily. Hayden: NYork sid schrs
Sleeper Baltimore; Klwood Doron, Jarvis, Mindoro, Hig
gins and Boston, Smith, Philadelphia; Elizabeth B Hogan
Lady Adams, Heald, aud G l. Hase, Hutchnson NYork.
26Ih-Ar schrs Warng, Smith, Charleston Village
Queen, Tloson, Philadelphia; Benz Strong, Brown do
Cooper Weeden lizabethport. Sid brig Trenton Nor
wood Philadelphia schrs Joseph Porter Burroughs, do;
Splendid, Phinney slas Wright Wilson. and Dawson,
Smith, NYork: sloops Rhode Island Hull and Translation,
PORTSMOUTH April 2s-Arr schrs d clifford, Jrrell,
0eorgetown PC; Norris, Arts. and Trafton. Tai
PAWTUCKET, April s7--Arr schrs Fanny Fern Sanders,
Elizatethport: Freeman, Eldrdge, NYork.
SAVANNAH April xt-Arr schr Albert Mason Rose.
NYork Cid ship Clyde, Perry, Ferrol
Nth--Arr steamship Leo Dearborn, NYork barks Queen
Brj, Stewart Liverpool Feetwng tNor,, KjeruG iGas-
Hatch, Boston Cid ship G horton. Kelly, Cadz.
house. Jones, Rockport.
27th-Cld schr May Day. Adams, Boston.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
A NOTIFYING SLIP.
A wedding Frustrated Disappoints

Prom the Chicago Times, April 27.1
At half. past four O'Clock on Thursday afternoon a
large gathering OF ladies' and genilementhe ehstook
pace the ss Paus Universas church, on the cor.
ner OF Van Burcn street and Wabash avenue The happy
faces the cordial grectings and the genial smiles and
gances which exchanged, denoted that something
Of q pleasing a0out 70 take place. Happiness
was depicted on every oountenance even pr RYDER nm
sion was one which would long be remembered with
feelings or unusual pleasure. IL had been announced
70 the select assemblage that . marriage ceremony
us 70 take place. In fact each and every one
bride aud her Intended husband by being witnesses Of
the nuptial ceremonies Mr. stephen W. Tominson and
lss EmmA Knowles were 10 be married fhas Is the
psia kngihh which signifies whit vas intended 70 be
greacher came but the bride and bridegroom came not
nc ancr had prepared for the occasion At her resi-
oenca ana was waiting aud watching In trembling anti
With her bridal robes co. for the coming Of her
Tomnson not the fact slnalIv i'm seIf
upon her mind that she had been wanionlv cruelty 10,
ceved The spectators, wondering and con iectursng,
Sees pscx 70 ,heir homes and the event wbkcn gave
% o. a. sIea es. ea n happiness terminated terrible
II 10 evident that Tomnson has el,hs< met with foul
play, - that he has played the part u hypocc and
ecoundrc He has paid bis addresses Mas knowles for
ehree years and represented sat he the principal
partner In the Publishing sfin OF Tofnson brother
1he fact is that he mol partner all bus sImplv
An employ6 Of the hn II is supposed that he len ~
city least pan bearing his description purchased
yesterday morning and y believed that thNs man wss
ebs variable decewer He s widower, with one
child. and has been credited with being q man Of
~. Krove~ is lady Of good personal appearance.
,.ssisent well edscsssd and with excellent pro-pecss
e terrible disappointment hse been severe blow, and
has fallen with crushing weight upon the young lady
vho has hcen Tins cruelty dscesvcd
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
EXECUTION IN ILLINOIS.

Hanging Of John GuedcI for the Murder Of
Adam Zimmerman-A Respite Expected for
the Condemned nm 20 the Last Moment.
The Beevlle Qllinos| correspondent Of the Chicago
Tmes, under date April 10 gives the following account
Of the execution Of amurderer in that place
John Guedel, the murderer Of Adam Zimmerman was
hanged here to-day At twontythree minutes eleven
There were few persons present, as il gener.
ally supposed the sentence would be commuted long
= time having elapsed since the murder. There had
been respite to the criminal from March 20 70 April
brought 10 bear the Governor that the
. matter Of surprise 70 the community.
a. r,re ac,ocr @ ,h Sh ,h, ,h a,e %
hough deeply regrettng his inability TO relieve the
fortunate CRIMINAL did not feel at liberty to commute the
The despatch was read to Guedel who smiled and
sad-" Oh, III not be hung yet Send me in the morn
during the night and his breakfast as usual He
spent the morning writing letters 10 various persons
drinking the wine smoking the segars sent him He
very cool TO the cergymen present He said he had
10 time TO talk that II there God he would be
saved; q there were none, he didn't care
At little after ten O'Clock he told he 10 be
hanged in quarter Of an hour This seemed surprise
him. .'Good Godln he said, sthey won't hang me-
sorry for my friends sake-for my poor old mother
and that Pm not guilty"
taied and walked up the steps of the scanod quite
1rmy Here, however, his courage failed him. and he
burst into tears He called several persons by name
shook hands with them, and told heIn good bye When
asked II he had anything TO say, he talked several
minutes In German. crying a times He persisted in
by his lawyers that the people Of Madison county
numbering him.
After the cap adjusted, he cried out:-"I 20 10
God In death, declaring my innocence Good -"
The drop fell while he was speaking. He struggled
very tte. The legs drawn up several times there
were slight throes OF the body, and all was
After banging twelve minutes, the SURGEONS pro-
ncuncod him dead He was cut down and the body
delivered TO the coroner for burial
Guedei forty-one years of age. and a native OF
Switzerland He wrote several letters before his
hon-one TO the Swiss consul and to his brother
switzerland. @Yn
Though he strongly asserted his innocence the
fcanold proved the trial that he had confessed
the murder and other evidence though circumstantia
proved his guilt beyond the shadow OF Q doubt.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
Murder Of n StOrekeeper-COnfession and
Lynching of the Perpetrators.

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The New York herald., 1867-04-30
MAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

The steamship ocean Queen viii sail from this port
Wednesday for Aspinwail
The mails Tor Central America and the south Pacific
will close at hafpa O'Clock on wednesday morn
tng.
The NKw YoRK HEsAID-Edition for the Paclnc-wlll
be ready at haif-pasi nine o'clock 10 the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, for mailing, SIX cents
BROAD way and Ann street
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins,
viii leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close at halfpast eleven
O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
The New YoRK HERALD-Edition for Europe-will be
ready at past ten O'Clock 10 the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six
oepts .-s
Rroadway and Ann street. .ss
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

EoR sALE-l COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON NORTH.
~ crn hallfvn OF New Jersey, two miles from Tenady
Depot one m from Cress Kill beaufuy situated on
nlen grounds her church and schools; two house.
ktchen extensn barn and outbudnes all IN good order
MN MN wo SIX sixteen acres Of land Apply 70 NILES
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

EoR sALE-iN MOUNT VERNON, N. r., HALF NILE
,ro~ @ depf large House; - rooms two ylass e,s
situated on hisl ground Apply 70 MILES HOLMAN,
whitehall, corrtr Bridge street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

UrOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR CITY REAL Es1
tate Petroleum Refinery in most complete working
order. with excellent water 'front.' Inorirc Of THEOJ
HELLWlG, or Messrs. HEYE. PALMER . RIEs, So
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
Marine Disasters.

uuUTime DboostcrDs
BRc ALLASpAlE. ashore Sow Pigs was sold al nuc-
on Friday = she iaymh. s;Snding rigging &C. % Geo
New Bedford on saturday from the wreck with her cables
anchors and balance Of cargol7b bbs and 10 bbs
scmR JcsErH LONG, Charleston from Boston, reports
that on e s n. o. Cape s c i heavy
and lost boat davs water casks, &c On the 10Th Inst
boston, knocked overheard BY the mainboom and lost
scHR AsnoRK-s.eamer Eliza Hancock, Richardson, At
o. s. Helen. bar what appeared % Be schooner With
part her iorems., ss sta standing As her hull was almost
scHf AsnonxA schr wa. ashore on Padee Island. Ter
ss net apparently ,ooa, 5 500 tons Durhsn and rc. her
miscellaneous.
QurSx PAssAGE-Thc steamer Roman arrived at Phadel
pha yesterday, after passage Of thirtyni hours
fortytwo minutes from Boston-he quickest passage
rccoti-
Rive. 10 advertised 10 finish loading Saturday merit 4h
Mas This popular ship s well the trade
supor manner Of delivering he, c.rsos. and sailing :.
sre{h, & nmedsss o She loading in Msssrs Sutton
Col Dispatch Line who also have Che celebrated clipper
3HR R,cHAsDs, Of Sandwich, shout 100 .ons old
sssa, sA d been Sy WIN Penn Rowland
VII y @ 1 been sold x g Rs. z "a. rs%
pdt under command Of Cap, spInney.
Notice 10 Mariners.
SrwroEr, nj, HARsoR
Lime Rock ~ Newport barber which have been away FOR
9ans about sr feet oui Of water At high tide
spoken. Acc.
shp Emma, from Havre for NYork. April ~ lat u % Ion
ship Romuus, Fisher. from Kurachce Nov ~ for Lon
Tor 81 Johns PR, April %. as IS T. lon Il ''' '"'''
II Foreign Perss.
DIAL April Ie-Passed BY. Maryland steens From New
iysarsol xDrl IS ATT Northampton. Barter sav.nnah
Mobile IThe Cuban (s) from Mobile aid no. arr 18th
Ar At DO April ~ ships Peruvian, Powers Nfork; Er
.Lo!pos April i7~Arr at gravcsend, vichsburs Scott,
May.,so Pr April lsrn port brig Southern Cross. for
ST joan, M April zs-Arr ship Gorilla, Jolly. SYort
18Th b. r scs5 sz zHcps % Canning. DO w.,s xv..,
IAnrco April hin port schr 81 James, for SYork in
Americas Ports.
= ALEXANDRIA, April 27-sld schr Ellen Barter Pairo.
Boston, ton, sPr q pxArr .chrs Charm, css.s B.
:sp. shSons Star fsrns; Ssris Young TURK Fanny A.
ssa ..A5. Joa. Sel,ea sr ssric.m EsS
psi sS s
s ssn shsr ,smes rqnas hsasen sna
bethp,rt; Boston. Besrse. Nfork
Sss % VIM Rsasey E
BETH a.r.sss: brig Es@ss fhiisdsipSiA: schr John
vsAsIsoRE, April z-Arr bark rhermsn tgrs|.
schr: ocssnus seoeriy Syort; FsSsns fspder Pert.
moun; Nay Munroe, Munroe, MatanxAs; b Ltohhed,
Pillssury Woods Hole; Clyde, Portland; RATE Hoyt
Van, Parker New haven; Burrows O. Turner New bed.
ford CID ship Nancy n lBrl Mosner Liverpool; bark
Mantnon, Dnsko savannah brigs Manxont Caron bos-
Sn benj c,5ver Myers do Cand all three add; schrs
hNcoR, April s-Arr big Timothy Field wiswel Car
ds!se Cd 9<h, brig Hsmpden. Cot, Washington - -
Wive, Gross Philadelphia. : III
sss iss w'am wsss'9s Ireland g. 70; tSDs IssE
oS barhcoe Ild ~ ship Setbereh, Kneak. LIVERPOOL
EwcI- LonG. Northern pirt
! sh-ar Iss YeiToss. tossen. sshn Lucy r perpsaS
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
SHlFPIN q NEW S !.
poaT or NEW YORK, APRIL 20. 1867.


ship Gavin Steele tBr), whyte. Liverpool-F 4
Ship Polar Star Rich. navre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Boas tBr), Rahbun, Liverpool-w schmidri
'I Bark Raleigh tHam,, Heinrich. Hamburs-sloman 4
BARK BARK PSsna Housno
Brig Matilda R sB1 Lors%sy Alta yslamMSs,s Ward
y Ss,, cGSs Rs ssy
schr Franconia, Treworgy, Georgetown SEA Bently
seAr John: Jones, wilmington; lmig. nee Powell
schr 2 Williams j Hunt. Unit. so.,op.w s Brown = Co.
schr Eoseius sa Gerard !, New VIA Msvsn-M Briggs 4co
Steamship Malta Br), McMckan Liverpool April Is and
18th with mdse and 6o6 steerage passengers 70
C%nsrd 2Sd inst passed steamship bound b. supposed
s @ s.. g
John Dale. xd, lat ~ 81, Ion g os, passed inman
as s'aRd
hence Brest h LAT ia IS Ion IS a. passed steamship
Iowa css G.sG. and nevs
Hsa Had .hres Sn asf deaths among passensers ~
Sas New with
steamship Saratoga, King Richmond and Norfolk, with
msss sseamship iSsmsr Norfolk
with mdss and gs SsroS 3 SSu1 Co.
and passengers tS & James Hand; and. Y,r.,, .,
salt 10 Geo Buley. Had heavy weather and started
ens Barn Amaranh am wuhrmann. Hong Kong Jan r.
nans mash o1 r new sDSss
n
Bark Meteor (Rr Mason, Cardiff, 4b days, with coal 10
mwsE ss Hss ss.,s y sa.
ns sns s panps essss s.s
inst VIM Howard The mate and SON Of the captain died OF
Sasisns the hachS. tearing arpaulns Ac April
gale f@ ron Sw o sea hs s e Ss
6uIwarks, and washed the spars deck adrft.
a:s ss and Is sss. @ 3 a'Yi rsa mS
sn .na D5i1 Baes Y xano PR IS
days with sugar and Tossses 70 master s,h INST "a
~ iSn = = sn 81 81 q Assr SounS 70 Havana 10 .
Brig Feetwng Br PARK Ponce, PR, 10 days. with sugar
Brig Alexander M,ii4sn tBr, H Cienfueeos, 10 days,
Brig Henry hilbert CBr,, Hl Windsor, Ms with mdsc.
D 6eMolf CO: u -
scST julia % haiocs crowsi Rio Janeiro IS days. with
spss spoke sssr C hsss SS s T.
schr En,erprise Bri Barnes, iampico q days, with
or
oserSosrd and were lost, blowing gale from the north at
the tune: assistance could Be rendered them.
Schr G tBr), Gates Halifax, days. with FISH, 10
schr David currie, Paddock Tampa Bay via Key w.s.
sclr Moses warins, Bunker; Jacksonville via Whining.
schr Prindell Lord, Virginia.
Schr Adaiiza Love.and, Virginia.
Schr Alice Hardy Pcarsali Virginia
Schr Mary l. Compton, Dcpuy Virginia
scSr Avail, % piSbis EiisaSsihport Tor frcsidence
Schr Zicavo Holt, Machias, days
Schr John Boynton, Reed. CALAIS.
Schr Bengal, Sietson, Rockland.
Schr Delaware, Crockett; kockland.
Schr Defiance. Knowlton, Rockiand.
Schr Rescue, Kelly Boston.
Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Bedford.
Schr g w Cummings. Boult Providence.
Schr M ID SOUL. New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Watson, Watson. Northport for Philadelphia.
schr I.eouesa, Hunt Rondout for New Haven
Schr Lucy Amos, Flanders. Rondout for Boston.
Steamer II Thompson Mci.aughlin, Baltimore
Sfanm E0uatDr Jacknway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

EyOR SALE OR TO LET-UNFURNISHED, ABOUT
mile from the city Hartford first class house
with four ~ Of land well laid OUT and under hig
of cultivation and abundance Of Fru Barn. Carraes
House and al necessary outbu ings the house OF brc
containing 16 large and airy nearly and ira
class in respect; win be sold low, rented for tn
season. Inquire OF
ta HNa II. r BLAIR,
l35 and 1877 William street,
Post Office address Hartford Conn.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

EoR sALE-A HOUSE. WITH TWO ACRES or LAND,
I with barn ~ Mount Kisco, on Harlem Railroad, two
mnutss wak from stations pleuty 81 good Fruit house
With y rooms wrll b sold cheap AppU y SMITH DUN
MING ~ SouO street.. n n.