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sehs jed FRYE, langley, Calais alright. Blatch-
ford, and Helen M Waite, Mckae 10; Excelsior
Jones, Camden; Harriet Baker. Weber, Portland:
Loehiel, Haskell, Philadelphia for Rockland; q w
hawley. Rawley, ana W q Rowe, Viii more, Eliza
bethport for Boston Jessie, Pickett Millbridee;
Spencer, Jameson, Portland
Ar 10Th, ships Richard Robinson, Robinson, Liver
pool; Albert Gaatin, Delano do; Valparaiso Leach
nneeghorni Escort FltUer, Liverpool; brig Naiad,
h,ShniIds9n, Cienlnegos Isab liza. Morgan, Para;
SCI ~, dss as. puli9ck kondodt for Portland.
Olu Zcth, mp Washington Booth. CANDY, for San
FRANCISCO: barques Iva. Berry Maracaibo: Com
| er, Aspfnwan.
Calais ." LUCY O'aiA' "V--
| NEWPoRT-In port 26th sehs Carrie NJ Rich,
Amesbury, Baltimore for Sa.ua Helen. Carroll
Phlhdelpha for Bath; Harmonic Hart Pawtucket
Tor Machias; Rising Sun, Jones Oeorgetoyn so,
for Boston; Sun. Mayo. fremont Tor -; George A
Pierce, FarrOw, Bangor for Galveston
| French, Ilnconville.
| BOSTON-Ar 2 tn, ship Akbar Croker, Calcutta: ;
| barque Young Turk. SMALL Malaga.
| CID 26th, snip sacramento, jackson, New York /;
| brig Nigretta Stowers. Port Spain; scbs Cyynus,
| Small Machias; RIO, Young. Gouldsboro; LeesbuTg,
Davis Portland: Ocean Wave Iansl Bangor
Ar 9th, ship Alice Ball. Ross fin Liverpool; brig
Irene, Cole. South Amboy; schs Carrie Walker, Me
| Farland, Philadelphia; Josephine, Mcdonald, from
| Calais; William Jellis0n, Ellsworth; l. Watson,
Wells Bangor.
Cid 27th, barnue Louise, Everett, for, MobIe scbs
D p,s Faust, lord, Savannah; Red Rover, West,
peiItsL; Marel Storer. WaldobOrO.
GLoUCESrER-Ar 23d brig Hampton, Colt, I'm
D,thsoI nr Boston; sehs Benz Franklin, Patterson,
Mlseasse. LOT doi Atlantic, Pinkham and Catha-
Le; IN 10 lor 10; Allie oakes Cakes, Portland tor
10 uSni, Alsy, quincy Tor vinalhaven.
| ShOrtell, Wiscasset Tor Roston ~~-''
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

TIE employees Of the Press office are ex-
tremely Indifferent to the seasonable advice Of
the newspapers about selecting turkeys with
smooth legs, soft bills, brsht eyes, moist feet
"and all that sort of thing, ycu know The
truth is, they have had no occasion to select
turkeys this year, Mr.. Foster, with his usual
forethought, having attended to that matter
for the whole company. So we begin Thanks
giving with a general vote of thanks to the
head OF the establishment si. ssftyE ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
Portland and Vicinity,

Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Ointment-Dr. A. Bayley.
ENTERTAINMENT OoLUMF
Deering Hall-Hanlon Brothers.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Lumber Z. NJ. Patten & Co
Real Estate-F. o. Bailey z lay g.
NEW ACHIEVEMENT COLUMN.
b y State ms. Col H. Webster. Agent
COAL. H. Poor. u sfsfF
Extra Trip to Machias- Steamer Richmond.
Note sf hlD Mar;, zones ra q Gage.
~ = carter, saszsA.ses"6
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
DOMESTIC paprs

Libby. New York
nid Sth, snip Oracle, Humphey Panama.
ney, AspinwaIl. TO-
NORFoLK-sId 22d, brig L It Knight, Blaisdel
Boston. Es-l-IIlf .-'
GEORGETOWN, Decd 18th, schs N Morales
Newman. barbados; Croker, Lowe, New Bed
lord. ,1-A14tA t-f n
CID 10Th sch Maine Law John son, New York
BALrIMORE--CId 26f b, brig Minna Traub, True
Went to sea 18th, ship Mary Goodcll, and brig Hy-
PfiILADELPHIA-Ar2 Esd, brig VIM A Dresser.
Hatch. Bangor
Ar 10th, sch Hattie Ross, Uhick. Cartianas.
8 NEW YORK-Ar 25th, brigs Peri Cole Eastport;
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
DISASTERS.

Sch Lebanon, of Boston, Capt Jordan, with
60 of lumber, went ashore ON DOws Outer Ledge,
Deer Isle, the nth inst and of leaking bad
ly. The cargo was landed at Deer Isle and the yCs-
sci taken to Belfast Path Tor repairs After making
necessary yepaire she will re urn AMI t1ke in the
cargo and proceed to Boston. IA spar buoy is much
Sch Hattie Rcss, at Philad lphia from Cardenas
lost head OF Ioretopmast SSW gale, 20 miles S OK
Henlopen, on the 10th inst
Sch Volant, OF Bangor from Georgetown tor SOM
eryet is ashore opposite Shinnecoek hchthouss Win
both masts gone and iuli Of water Two OF the crew
were drowned
Further particulars o. the loss of sebr Inlet M
Tilden, of Casne, state that the vessel was wnrkna
out of Pleasant Bay, IN company with Others, and
got ashore, the sea beng cain she came off aite,
throwing over portion Of the cargo but OF ashora
again at Amherst Island, about two miles slurtSeI
out The tide hete was running VERY sfro's ami
soon after the vessel struck thus entting i s.oNs
cape OF me crew. The vessel did not 20 10 niepes
anu i. nau tne crew remained board instead Of trv
ing 10 escape as they did, they would NOT have besr
iost. The sclr was got off in uootl eon,iition ''
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

The 8. PlSoc1ETT's ENTERTAINMENT.-+W
have seen the Libretto of the "Snow Flake "
to be produced next week at City Hall, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, by the s. P. So
ciety of the New Jerusalem Church, and are
decidedly charmed with its talent and operat-
ic effect. With the splendid scenic accompa-
niments, it cannot fail to be the finest affair
ever produced by home art and taste. aLsis Z
We understand that even thus early the
tickets are being rapidly taken up, and are
sure that the entertainment will crowd the
City Hall. .otsl 4, sl sa. -te N as
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

TAX ON MANUFACTUREs.-At meeting of
the petitioners for the repeal of the Internal
Revenue tax, and numerous Others interested,
holden last evening in the Library Room OF
the M. G: M. Association, Charles Staples,
Esq, was chosen Chairman, and Geo. L. Da-
mon, Esq, Secretary. Remarks were made by
several gentlemen favoring the objects of the
meeting, and a committee of three, consisting
of MsssrsA N. A. Foster, q. IN. Breed and
Charles Staples, was. chosen to draft resolu-
tions to be submitted at an adjourned meet
ing. 1t was then voted to adjourn to meet in
the Common Council Room old City Hall, at
the call of the committee.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

The foregoing IL true statement of the condition
0 the Bay State Fire Insurance Company, of Wor-
eester, MassachD on the LIT OF November A ID.
1901 rs 'h Nv WI WINS DAVIS, Pres.
L. O. PARKS, Sec'y.
WORCESTER, SIS. salssi November %, 1857.
Personally appeared the above named w. s. Davis
and c. Parks and made solemn oath that the fore
going statement by them subscribed Is true, to the
best OF their knowledge and belief
a. aFh' u & EDWARD MELLEN,i 4 4
Justice OF the Peace
j. III. WEBSTER, agent.
FiIst National Rank BuildInx. Cor. .f
Middis and Plum Streets.
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

Try it, for it costs but 25c. Fo- sale by all drug
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

While examining the curse Of the telegraph cable
from Placentia to Sydney. CB, patch was discoy-
erred, which is supposed to be the Merchant shoal.
From t-Verde point, rlacentia, bears Sc 4 h, Is
miles; SW point OF Merasheen island bears NE n,
miles. b. .t 40 ili4. ~ r-g
1t is reported tint from this point toward Mera-
sheen island many shoai patches exist with deep
water among them.
All bearings are magnetic. f.4.. 4|
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

THE N. N. PRoMENADE.-Those of our read
ers who have ever attended the entertainments
of the N. Ms need not be reminded that their
second promenade will occur tomorrow eve
ming. The young ladies of the society will
spare no effort to entertain their guests, and
are determined that this shall be the most So
cial and enjoyable hop of the season. Re-
freshments will be served in the small hall by
the hands Of the young ladies, who will be
happy to greet all their old Gus toners and as
many new ones as may see fit to honor them
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PERSONAL.

Col Higginson is engaged on novel.
James Gregory aged IL, married his cousin, same
age, in Ohio, last week.
The Montgomery (Ala.l AdrGtis1 reports the ex-
IRENE illness OF Gov. Patten.
Gen. Thomas has appointed n Military Board Of
Survey to visit Southern battiefelds.
Admiral Tucker, ex-Confederate and ex-Chilian,
az Lima at last accounts
Wendell Phillips proposes to prepare another vol
OF his lectures and speeches curing the summer
The Sultan of Zanzibar has bought the pirate She
nandoah now called the seaKing) for pleasure yacht
Gen Halleck and staff will shortly make tour Of
inspection through the territory OF Arizona
The Hon John Clancy Jones, once Minister to Aus
tria has left Pennsylvania for Georgia on business
tour
Dr. Craven. author of jefferson Davis's Prison
Iue, ard refused the NcNaIh IOetWastcrshP' mas OCT
tied In savannah.
George Francis Train telegraphs from Platte Val,
ley, the Far West that he Is shooting AT antelope ana
wolves from 4 window going at 40 miles an hOuf.
The Rev. A. d. Mayo remarks IN recent Lecture
"The NORTHWEST swarns with acute lawyers, shrewd
politicians and able agitating, Radical statesmen OF sec
Ondary callber'
The ROYAL Geographical Society of London has
resolved in favor Of sending expedition to Africa for
the sake Of asceraning definitely the fate OF Dr. Living
stone.
Prince Charles Theodore of Bavaria, brother Of the
Empress Elizabeth of Austria has just taken holy orders
Grief at the loss OF his wife is SAID to have LED 10 tha de
termination.
Mrs. Cobb, known as "the pardon-b broker" is in
Schenectady To child, which she claims rs hers,
from Thomas Pike, WhO on the Olhel manu. ucCIes t..
the child given to him previous to her marriage WIN
Mr. Cobb.
The declination of Gov Cox of Ohio to stand
another canvass is embarrassing. DelanO Galloway,
Cowan Garfield. Hayes, Todd Warren kicfer, Willard,
Warner Cutler Horton, and of others have been
set down and rubbed out by turns.
Gov Cummings of Colorado, recently confirmed
Internal Revenue Collector of the Fourth District OF
Pennsylvania yet accepted the latter position or
resigned the GOvernorhp and the indications are That
he will return Colorado.
The Hon. VIM. ID. Kelley of Pennsylvania instead
OF following Senator Wilson In his campaign through the
South is To proceed directly 10 NewOrcans' ana com
mrncng there. make Radical specchmakng tour
through Louisiana. Mississippi Alabama Northern Geor-
cia. and Tennessee.
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THE PLAINS.

PARTICULARS or THE wATERsPOUr DISASTER on
THE COLORADO DESERT
The correspondent of The alta California gives the
following account Of the recent singular disaster the
Colorado desert
The unusual storm Of Sunday 10th inst, notice OF
which sent YOU 10y steamer, not confined 20. TINS
immediate locality On the Colorado desert on the after
Of the day, n what IS here known as wafer
spout Government train lost The train consisted
OF eleven wagons was known Chambers tram, ana
was accompanied by company, and a detachment
under the command OF Lieutenant They Iad en-
camped IN the bed Of and Just below the forks OF deep
and broad wash. The troops were marching TO Dale
Greek and Skull Valley. Arizona. The camp about
nine miles east Of the Dos PamOs, AT canyon Springs
While thus eucampcd, small black cloud suddenly ap.
peared above the horizon, from whtrh Lightning and
thunder proceeded SUFFICIENT llme hhruy clap5eu 10
tins cloud when IT, another one eening with
electricity, made It's appearance In almost the opposite
direction The whole heavens weIe overcast ana anna
the vivid flashes OF lightning aud deafenine peals OF
thunder, shower OF hail commenced falling, which
soon became shower OF nat pieces OF ice, rom Two 10
four inches square. The mules instantly fled before
the pelting storm 10 some neghborng hills while tho
sought shelter under wagons ana the hgh banks OF
the wash An employee Californian who came IN with
an express from the command 10 the Quartermaser h
Wilmington, says ne took shelter IN wagon, ana IN
few moments huge volume Of water, the face OF which
was nearly quite three feet high rushing down
the wash. This was soon followed by additional one
which pouring onward, and which presented front
still higher above the waters OF the first The water rose
In the wagon IN wheThe was until IL nearly reached the
ION of the bows OF the covering only few inches OF air
the Fourteenth were drowned and the commanding
officer was carried down the wash In the angry and boil
ing flood, ana was olly iSscueu from browning ~ All
Indian vaquerO who, standing on the bank the Lieu
tenant completely exhausted from battling with the Wild
waters amid the wreck Of the trees and threw his RATA
over his head and drew him to the shore Six wagons
were irretTevaby lost together with nearly all the har
ness OF the whole and the rest OF the wagons
washed down the torrent overturned broken, bruised
and gcattered for miles Commssary stores with which
the train been laden carried INTO the Salt Lake
he great basin Of the Colorado DESERT distance OF Is
miles from the o. disaster The command and the
train are unable to move until resnpped with wagons
harness and provisions from the depot at Wilmington
The PROVISIONS were nearly all os Canyon Springs
aLou 200 miles from this city, on the La Paz road by
which route and place the command was marching.
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21i Regiment n y respectfully invited % stend h.
funeral from the Seventh Presbyterian Church Of BOme aud
hiigestS, on Monday next a. ? O'Clock p. M
mAHfE-in BroOkyn Wednesday MAy John H. Martin aged 70
years, months and 10 DAYS
Inc funeral will taAe place SUNDAY afternoon 2 o'clock from h
M residence No Y Snt0Hst Brooklyn The relatives and friends
OF me m also the members II Cosmopolitan and Ieehs Lodges
r. d. Nassau Chapter Clinton Commandey and the fraternity
IN general are respectfully invited o attend.
MOTION Sixth day tPrday) in his 83d year
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
DIS iurtler
Zocoek m from his late residence No - E Twenty dhst
Of William Myers
be relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
voc uheN on 'oad may D. az = o'clock from her fathers
residence 81 Georg5saye Railway Trains COurtAndtst
Fery at 10 clock a IN, and II o'clock noon
P0rrER-On Wednesday MAY residence Of bis soninlsw
John smith Union n j. samuel Potter the 6st year Of h
The funeral win take place this day m Carriages will be 10
waiting Mnfrf station n j. meet tie 10 clock
train from foot OF Idberty-st
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY d, 1867

Of the oldest and best Of the Paris musical Journals
thus speaks, under his signature of instrument
which he heard at n concert:
We desired give account Of the concert given
wednesday at the Ath6ee, IN which the best OF our
pianists, Theodore Ritter, played upon an American
pianoOrfe intended for the Universal Exposition Men
delssohn Concerto, Webers rondo and the Brdoon Of
his composition. Unfortunately, have not room
10 give should Ike complete description OF the
instrument Oh which he played. As this magnificent in
strument largely the Of the eminent yTtuOsOs
limit remarks to-day 10 the statement that tho great
TcnOwn enjoyed in America by the pianos manufactured
at Boston by Chickerng Sons seemed 10 amply de
served and We coincide entirely in the opinion OF the
celebrated pianist, GOttschalk."
The Boston Post SAYS,
This frank expression OF opinion from Marie Escuder,
OF the most experienced of Partisan musical editors,
gratifying those who have always believed that
American Chickering's equal TO any pianos in
the world"
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II IRRIEU

THURSDAY My 1907 st Oh, residence o. The
I. b,frra Rev Dr. Mctiynn ldmund Beers 10
Nellie s. youa. lugl Of the late N Murray, all OF tas
THURSDAY Ms a. the residence Of The
t uar.fts Rev. g.. Cluted Daniel Thornton blsaH
a. Mamie daughter OF Dr. o. T. Lines Of Brooklyn No cards
EyOWILSOa SATURDAY April 2st Trinity Church Ho
hnleu b. III Rev W roses thas L. Chase 81 hewlofA
10 lI..s Florence T. kH0ales Of holoAen
OuNsON-At Cornwall Coma. Msy l. by the Rev Fenn
NJ Ilea I've, Of uoslen and Miss Eune '" Johnson Of Corn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fshhu. N. Y. May Z by The Rev IT,
Dpreap Mr. John OF Chicago, and Miss Isabella ec
dsngl.r Of the Hoo ben. Graham Of GcneseO, III
Chicago Tribune please copy.
gANPhON- MERRICK-On Wednesisy May at Grace Church
Or,ng, D. by Rev. DAME Goodwin Of Phsderhla "eorr
sampson Of ell Name 70 Isabella daughter OF l. b. hen oil
Dram \ J.
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Special Notices.
The Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered by Congress and having Eve Government Directors ap
pointed by the President othe United States
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDS,
BEARING SIX PR CENT INTEREST
PAYABLE SENEANHUaLLY IN GOLD.
Fsr sale through the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
NO. 2 HASSAU-Sr,
Msssr CLARK DODGE & Co..
BANKERS. NO. 81 wALL-ST.
saa JOHN J. CISCO G SON
BANKERS, No 33 wALIrsT.
In the City OfEew-York,
NINETY oftheir par value Interest
BOuds are By FIRST MORTGAGE on the RAIL
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT or SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE, Of the THREE
HUNDRED AND FIVE MILES have been completed
substantial and fully equipped With rolling stock locomotives
machine and shops engine buildings built mostly
ofbick and been!
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED ny THE GOVERNMENT
.her and report b. Commissioner
isnov 10 successful operation
The Comp,ny hand ron ,nd 81, sucien;
complete tue Road the Rocky Mountains distance Omaha Of
III mby the LIST Of September the time pledged for its completion
by contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED Q25OO)
ACRES OF LAND PER MILE granted the Company BY
addition subsidy SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS POR EACH MILE OF ROAD
AS COMPLETED The Chicago and North Western Railroad.
completed connects with s Road Omaha doing large
in passengers and freight
Chicago Island Pacific Chicago Burlington snd
Quincy Joseph Railroad Companies expect
connecting links Of rOd Omaha during the next year that
Trunk Railroads. FROM tn, Rl will greatly contribute the
A. fr. Il f.l
crest energy California Great National Railroad
1870 all the business both passenger and
freight possibly accommodate The interest these Bonds being
payable gold the small per mile there be question
safety Ud the COMPANY hesitation recommending
public being made sth the NaiouL
generally throughout the country for the accommodation Of in
weston The Hon r. D. MORGAN, and the HOu-
CAKES AMFs Trustees JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer
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ARMY GAZETTE.
81 TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TELK9HAFH
First Lieut. Robert Harrison Beyet Captain Com
PAW to and First Lieut. g. sp,ung Transferred from Company
% &. OF the J}l Infantry.
Major H. MeArthur retired list relieved from recruiting
service
ders until Otherwise directed
Capt s. Constable A q NJ assigned to Camp Cooke Montana
TERRITORY.
Breye Major CrOslsB United States Army granted II
DAYS leave OF absence
Major A LAtme 18th Iniiuy aud Capt Thomas Gray
% AItllery granted six months II absence.
Assistant Sugeou L. Department
Washington O the Department OF DtkO,A
Capt D. p Porter Assistant Quaena assigned duty 10 the
Fifth Military District
surgeon Puham BTeve Lent Colonel Transferred s De
uartueut OF ne o the Third Military District
T following Captains Of the % Artillery trnnesd
fdovs D. n Ransom Company c. T. Whngs flomC 20
D. A e. Wiidrck from 10 L, and Lawrence Kip from =.
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TIE MORRIS AND ESSEX MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO BE
CONTINUED--A NEW DEroT-The Directors Of the Morris
and Essex Railroad in Difference to the wishes Of the
people along the line OF their route have consented 10
continue the midnight train from Ncw-York 10 South
Orange commuters however. will be expected 20 pay
extra fare for the OF The train, unless they aIC ia the
habit OF using II regularly for business purposes depot
h. bee but the Orange station, which the people OF
that place intend shall be Of the handsomest ana
most convenient Of any yet erected upon the eastern
roads Ground has been secured at cost uf $500 the
money FOR which raised among the people ~ Orange
and the Railroad Company viii be- applied 90 for ala IN
erecting depot which shall be tasteful elegant and not
without pTctensiOn INTELLECTUALLY.