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The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19
WILMINGTON, Del.

Gov. Salisbury has appointed Jno. O.
Bayard, Of Wilmington, L. S. Senator to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Senator Riddel; he will take his seat at
once. Senator Salisbury passed through
this city last night on his way home. If
he resigns he will probably be succeeded
by his brother, now Governor.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
New YNrh Items.

New YORK, Sept q.
The disease called the black Irish typhus has
lately appeared among the immigrants at quar-
antine.
The sum of $4,000 returned by Gen. Sheridan
to the Southern Famine Relief Association
mas been handed over to the Howard Associa-
ton for the relief OF the yellow fever suffer
ers
attractions of the health laws by dressing car
cases within the limits prescribed.
1t is expected that the Farmers Bank OF
Williamsburg will be allowed to resume bust
ness on the filing of sufficient bonds by the
Directors.
Gen. Sigelwas serenaded by several thousand
Germans last night at Morrisana
Jim Burke pounded Jerry Thomas So min
utes yesterday, and won $500 by winning the
fight in IS rounds
Charles Billiard has been arrested here on q
requisition from Gov. Bullock, of Massachu-
sets, charged with stealing $1,000 worth of sill,
at New Bedford. - ''''A
Hovey and Ulrich, the alleged counterfeit.
T gls, reaehed the Brooklyn Jail yesterday from
day. '0'''-
New YORK, Sept. 81.
=, A meeting was held at the Armory of the
FIRST Regiment last night to make arrange
PERMISSION has been given to the Colored
Leagues and other organizations to turn out.
Bush G. Hawkins lis to be made Grand Mar
shall.
The cholera is still violent at quarantine.
Five deaths have occurred, and fifteen persons
sick with it are still in the hospital. some of
whom cannot recover
1t is reported that the tobacco merchants
have resolved to suspend business until the
Secretary of the Treasury fixes the regulations
that they will not destroy their business.
The Secretary of the Treasury has telegraph
ed to Collector Shocks that such portions of
the new regulations as require the immediate
rebonding of the bonded warehouses, are sus-
pended for the present.
Charles ii. Smith, a native of Connecticut,
has been held for trial, charged with attempt
ing to defraud the Fordsham Manufacturing
Go. of $4,000 worth of plated ware.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
General sheridan "a. philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q.
a meeting of soldiers will be held tonight
after which procession will be formed to sere-
made Generals Sheridan and Sckes at the
Commercial Hotel. General Hancock is also
In the city, and the Boards of Council have ex-
tended the Inequalities of the city to all three
OF the generals. General Sheridan held levee
THIS noon at the Union League House, and re-
celved thousands of members of the League
and their families. A large crowd Witnessed
his entrance to the Hall, cheering him enthu-
siastically. General Hancock will have busy
time this evening if he fulfls all his engage
ments advertised. He is to partalze of ban
quet at the Union League House, visit the
Academy and ant theatre, and listen to
serenade at a late se night
Ldter.-Among the visitors to Gen. Sheridan
at the Union League house to day were the or
phan boys OF deceased soldiers from the Lin
coin Institute.
A committee of the Councils waited on Gen.
Hancock and rendered him the Inequalities of
the city. He was also invited to banquet at
the Union League house, but declined.
AT an immense Republican Soldiers meet
ing tonight, resolutions iavoring the impeach-
ment of President johnson We're adopted. Al
ter the adjournment a procession was formed
and marched to the Union League Hall, where
Gems Sickles and Sheridan were received with
cheers. Gen. Wagner addressed them in terms
of welcome, saying that the Army of the Re-
public would follow them in their efforts to re-
construct the South upon the basis Of the will
OF the loyal men as expressed in the acts of
Congress.
In response to calls, Gen. Sickles made
speech, thanking his comrades for their well
come, and strongly urging the carrying out OF
the reconstruction measures of Congress, aud
closing with an appeal to those soldiers who
are spared not to leave undone the work their
dead brothers did not live TO help them do.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28


The funeral of Capt. General Manzana took
place this morning. The procession started at
IL O'Clock for the Cathedral, where a solemn
requiem was celebrated by the new Bishop of
Cuba. The remains will lie in state until the
Both, when they will be shipped to Spain. The
procession was very long and imposing, and
occupied forty-five minutes in passing given
point
Adyices from the City of Mexico to the 18th
and Vera Cruz to the 20th have been received,
The diligence from the capital had been
Ustaquio Barron, the celebrated English
banker, died at Tacubaya ON the 9th
The body OF Macmillan has been brought to
the city of Mexico.
A specie conducta had left Queretaro.
The Neuva Leon forces had triumphed. en-
terIng Monterey on the Oath ult.
The waters had overfiowed a portion of the
town OF Veansboro, causing some deaths and
much damage.
Mr. Otterbourg, the late American Minis
ter, had obtained his passports for home with
ms family and Mr.. Blake. The archives of the
legation were left IN charge of Consul Grips
Marquee is reported to have been seen going
70 Iamaulipas with mule load of money.
90 Inc eonyocation is appointed to meet on the
The report at Vera CEuz that the ea39ditians
on whioh tI,o berfy OF MaXlmlilan would be de-
Gvered- to Admiral Tegethoff was the return of
the articles stolen and carried off by Miramar,
is false.
Property in Sonora to the amount of over
100000 have been confscated.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
miscellaneous Dispatches.


NoRRIsTowoN Penn Sept. o.
Gen. Hancock visited his mother and his
birth place to-day, and was cordially received
by our citizens.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. q.
The American Board of Foreign Missions
after short session this forenoon adjourned.
CINCINNATI, Sept. q.
1t is still very dry and the reports regarding
corn and potatoes are most discouraging.-
Farmers are selling their stock. Water is very
en- Great ad asee f5f fte"t1e haYe to he dTiyS
feeding hogs for the winter market to any great
extent, and no contracts are being made but
those for early delivery.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept 81.
Gen. Sheridan will be received with civic and
military honors on his arrival here tomorrow.
BALTIMORE, Sept. q.
The Democrats Conservative Convention
unanimously nominatediHon. Robert L. Banks
for Mayor.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. q.
A Brookly, N. Y, merchant, named Phillips,
while attempting to get on the train at Lenox
to-day, fell under the wheels and was fatally
injured.
The race for the championship of the course
will come off in this city tomorrow between
j. f. Tapley and j. w. Dickerson's six-oared
crews.
CHICAGO, Sept. q.
Inspector Barrett to-day seized So barrels of
with forged Inspectors brands. The revenue
officers have for some days expected an extern
sive scheme to defraud the Government. Other
seizures are looked for.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 81
The boiler on the steamer Illinois exploded
to-day, tearing away a portion of the cabin
and seriously injuring four deck hands
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

NEW DIRK, Sept u.
The Times special Washington dispatch says
the settlement of the case of Frazer, Trenholm
q Co. has been concluded, and the counsel of
the latter have left for Charleston. The Treas
ury Department refuse to make the terms of
the settlement public.
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
says Virgin, the Treasury Agent in New York,
notnes the Treasury Department that he has
attached the property of Henry Hart, an own
er of warehouses, on account of alleged frauds
and that Harris property, to the amount of
100000 has been seized
Gen. Scoheld has refused to give up a soldier
on writ of habeas corpus.
The UnioI League in Virginia is being aban-
doned.
The Worlds special Washington dispatch
says 1850 clerks were discharged from the Quar-
terlnaster's Department yesterday
Thad Stevens has nearly recovered.
The Trlbune's special Washington dispatch
says Deputy Commissioner Messmore declines
to resign, and that he will ask for an inyeSti-
cation.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

ITO purchase in the vicinity OF Portland, good
L. two story house, containing not Less than ten
rooms stable, carriage house, together with from
five to twenty acres OF good land. Must be on some
Railroad line
Apply at the Counting Room of the DAILY
PRESS. sep20dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept q.
Secretary McCulloch has promulgated an
order prohibiting the clerks in his department
furnishing information to persons connected
with the pressunless by permission Of the Sec
rotary, or his assistants and Chiefs of Bureaus
A violation of this rule subjects the offender
to a dishonorable dismssion.
All the officers of the United States steamer
Tacony, at Portsmouth, have been detached.
James Ferguson, Assistant Astronomer of
the United States Naval Observatory, died to-
day.
A dispatch from Gen. Mower, at New Or
leans, announces the death, from yellow fever,
yesterday, of Lieut. Wing, of the 4th Cavalry.
The other sick officers are doing well.
The receipts from customs fos the week end
ing Dist inst, amounted to $41 ,006,370.
The New Orleans Times, received tonight,
says it has excellent reasons for believing that
Gen. Mower will not interfere with the pro-
gramme laid out by Gen. Sheridan.
The Treasury is not in a Strengthened condi-
ton as represented in some quarters, and
therefore, is not obliged to resort to large sales
OF gold to meet its immediate necessities.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

EHILADELPHIA, Sept. q.
Dr. German, Nat Kenney and Miss Caroline
Heron, were arrested last night charged with
manufacturing counterfeit bank notes. The
officers seized 500 800 in finished notes, and
100000 in unfinished notes; also plates for
printing notes on the Fourth National Bank
of New York and so cent fractional currency,
together with presses, inks, &c. Since the
arrest of DR.. German it has been ascertained
that he had contract to supply notes on the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, to be exc
cuted next week. German is supposed to be
the man who first issued counterfeit fractional
currency. The parties are to have hearing
before the United States Commissioners imme-
dately
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE BILE.

FLORENCE, Sept. &c, Morning.
Attempts have since been made to renew the
disturbances which occurred in this city on the
news of Garibaldi's arrest, but they ali proved
abortive. The Government, without resorting
Guards, and with their assistance checked all
outbreaks before they became formidable.
Evening.
Several men here have been arrested by fhe
police for participation in the recent scenes OF
Violence and disorder. The city is now quiet.
hepor5s from all parts of Italy show that the
country is tranquil.
~ BRUSSELS Sept. 26.
A dispute has arisen between King Leopold
of Belgium and the Emperor in regard to the
settlement of the estate of Macmillan.
-, MADRID, Sept, 26.
The report that the Spanish Government
has recalled the feet from the Pacific is posi
lively denied. f09'
LONDON, Sept. &c.
Another trial of The Rodman gun was made
AZ Shoeburyness yesterday. In one case the
Isoanan gun was loaded with 100 pounds of
american service powder. The proiectile pass
Gu ent rely through an S-inch iron-plated tar
get placed at distance of70 yards The target
Is one that has been used long time for
these experiments, and has withstood some of
Tie a2re~1st tests.
LONDON, Sept 26-Evening.
The returns Of the Bank of England show
that the bullion has decreased e5OO0O
GLASGOW, Sept. g.
The firm of Walter and Hamilton of this
city have stopped payment. Liabilities believ-
ed to be small.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
Canadian Affairs.

OTTAWA Can, Sept. 81.
Hon. John Rose is to be Speaker of the
House of Commons, and Hon. A. Hilliard
Cameron, President of the Senate.
AT the Regatta yesterday the two mile scull
race for the Championship Of Canada was won
by Richard Timing of Toronto.
Thinning has issued q challenge to Hamil, of
Pittsburg, or Brown of Portland, to row him
for $780, single SOULS, distance, place and time
to be arranged
MONTREAL, Sept q.
The Executive Council held meeting at Of
tawa to-day. 1t is understood that the chief
subjects to con before the House of Commons
will be the indemnity bill, the inter-colonial
railway, the fishery question, the transfer Of
local public works to Provincial control, the
equalization of the tariff, and the admission of
British Columbia and Vancouver to the Union.
Il. l.. Liney, in the employ of George Smith,
forwarder, has absconded after committing
several forgeries and extracting $4,000 from
money letters.
The grand jury have found true bills against
seven persons alleged to have been concerned
in the election disturbance
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
Two Housesaad 25 Valuable House
LOIS la WestbrOOlS at Auction.

ON TUES DAY, October list, at O'Clock 2. NJ
- shall sell a valuable one and 2 laf story house
aud barn on Stevens p aims. Said house is finished
throughout, eight rooms, good cellar, good water.-
Lot contains about one half acre OF splendid garden
land, which is iteen fruit trees IN bearing
dition. Strawberry Dsd, Cufrants, Goosebe1rles &c.
in abundance. Horse ears run past tie door.
Also, a new one and half story house, has five
finished and four unfinished rooms. The lot con-
tans about One-haif an acre, on which is several
young apple trees, large Strawberry bed with up
wards OF a thousand plants Is pleasantly situated
within four minutes walk Of the horse ears.
immediately alter the salesf the above property
WIN be sold about. twenty-five valuable hcue lots on
the continuation OF Pleasant Street, the line OF
S Horse blrold, and the best situated lots in the
vicinity of Portland.
ms sac oilers splendid opportunity to parties to
PIoyile themselves with superior house lot. The
t Is as GOOD as the best for garden or fruit trees
ietlls wl be easy, and superior advantages offered
t parties wishing TO build
For railroad tickets or particulars ouplv Ia
sept I'd h. q RAjiL!v Ant
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
Cambridge Marker.

CAMBRIDGE, Sept &C.
Receipts-Cattle. 1883; Sheep and Lambs, 1928;
Horses, so; Swine, 1902; Calves, 20.
PRICES. I;eef Catte-Extra, S'2 90 q ~ so; first
quality 5000 q Il 80; second quality, So 50 a 10 90;
third quality, So 90 "a s 90.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, P pair, $780,
5000, $3.50 a $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from 81, $55, SIS, $s5 q
500
Yearlings $40 a 25; two years old $50 q As; three
years old $55 "a 70.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 80 %, 50 so, "a
81 rs each; extra So 90 "a 70, from q SIC ~ h.
Spring Lambs 81 80 a So 70.
Veal Calves So a S12.
Hides 10 "a 1Otc. Tallow q TIC P 1b.
Lamb Skins so a 7Jc each. Calf Skins 1G q tic W
lib.
N. Is. Beef-Extra and first quality includes moth
ing but the best large fat stabilized Oxen; second
quality includes the best CRASHED Oxen, the best
Stalled Cows, and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-EXtIa includes Cossers, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out of the lot.
Hemarks-Catte-T The supply as large as last
Thursday, with a hard market-Cattle selling from
90 q Toe per cwt off, and dull at that. The quality
although considerable part Of 1t was. young stock
was about the same. The change in the market day
is beneficial to the Brighton drovers, as they can
close out the remnants not sold on Tuesday.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 72GS, against 1859.
and we find the market braced up trite. Nothing
sold less and all were disposed Of early. Quality av
nra pade
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

Who have cold hsnos and tcet; weak stomachs, lam-
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; djzzi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels; pain in the side and back;
leucorrhea, Tor whites; falling of the womb with in.
ternal cancers; tumors, poypns, and all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too r,aoiuse
mcnstruation, and all OF those long line of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specihe
epd WILL 10 short time, restore the sufferer to the
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
Boston BOOT and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, Sept. 26
Trade in the Boot and Shoe market has be eli rather
light during the week. and there seems 10 be lul In
the demand at the present Moment but from reports
OF the trade in distant markets which draw TIER
supplies fom here We may expecta renewed activity
during the next month The stock on hand OF the
most desirable goods is not large, and late buyer
nave experienced some trouble in making up assort-
ments. Prices are steady and quite firm, and so
sustained more on account of the price of materials
than to the demand for the manufactured article.
me following are the general selling rates ior good
fair qualities: Mems begged half double sole calf
balmorals ~ L g soP pair buffdo 81 ST. q 37I;
congress do 81 q 50 5O calf do SO IS a So Isl XIII
bamorals 81 IS q 90; prime kip IL brogans 81;
good do 81 so % 80; split do 81 a 80; lined and
bound kip, fine, 81 40 a 80; kip plough shoes 81 GO
q sO high cut do 81 80 q $2 bows kip boots, half
double sole, $29 q $50 per doz; welt and tap do $50
a. $50; boys kip brogans 81 10 az 4o per pair; do
balmorals 81 20 q 30; buff do 81 81: a co; youths
kip boots, half double sole $22 q S25 per doz welt
and tap do S24 q $27; do kip brogans soc q 81 20
per pair; do balmorals 81 10 a 81; butf do SIZE a.
%; womens lip Dutch balmorals 81 30 a 80;
misses do 81 % a GO. The shipments for the week
By sea and rail have been 27 $40 cases. being about
1900 more than for the same week last. year. For
ne "a four weeks the total shipped have been
lleO46 for the same time last year we have 92 sgs,
showing an increase this year for the four weeks
Zo,UJU CaSGS,--SlOe and Leather
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
Partner wanted.

MYTH a small capital in easy and very profit
w able business. NJ com petition.
Apply at 35is Congress st. sep20dlw*
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
L0u:sia ua election

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q.
The Republican gives full returns of the
vote ,S cast to-day in the 1st I'd, and Sd Munich
pal districts In the LIST District 2,340 votes
were, were cast; IN the I'd, 2253; and in the 3d. 1891
Total, oJO votes. Nearly all the votes east
were were i rotar on The number Of regis
Republican expresses an apprebaneion tbot mn
less the vote is heavier tomorrow. the nronosi-
ton for convention will fail the IaIP ra-
curing a majority of those registered to VOC
in the election. ~ VOC
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

NEW YORK, Sept. q.
The Herald's city of Mexico dispatch, dated
the 10Th, says Admiral Tegethoff has deter
mined to return to Austria soon if ne does not
obtain the remains of Macmillan.
Diaz has accepted the nomination for the
Presidency.
A Mexican letter dated the Sth, states that
Tegethoff is endeavoring to obtain the release
of Father Fescher, Maximilian's confessor.
Marquese is believed TO be concealed i'll the
city.
The Princess Salm Salm is in Queretaro,
where her husband is serving out his seven
years sentence.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept 25
Flour less firm; stock scarce; sales OF high grade
shipping at $i2: standard shipping extra $11; VIM
ter Wheat superflne 50 so a . 75 Wheat heavy and
declined 10c; prime to choice red 2 60 265. Corn
lower; sales at 60 q zoe. Rye steady at 40 Cd Ak
Provisions generally quiet. There is a fair Southern
demand for Bacon, but prices are less firm and nom
IN na ~ unchanged Cotton dull; Middng uplands
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

PY gentleman and wife, an unfinished Room,
- with board, in private family. Address cd, !"
Box 1901, Portland, Me. sept26dlw*
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

NEW fORK, Sept. q.
Cotton-1c lower; sales $50 bales; Middling up
lands at 22c.
Elour-unchanged; sales 10000 bbls.; State at rs
m 10 90. round hoop Ohio at 70 a IL 30; Western at
rs al IL 80; Southern at so a 10 rs; California at
II 90 a. 10 80. ooo
Wheat-1 a. &c higher; sales q 900 BUSH; Amber
State at So 20 2 81; White California 2 80,
Corn-irreguiar; sales 100000 BUSH; Mixed West
ern 20 "a / 500.
oats-1c higher; sales 5000 BUSH; Chicago 76c
Beet-steady.
fofS-heayv; sales g. $50 bbs.; new mess at ~ "
RPMnrt4tomnrmer; sales 1850 bbls. at 13s q, 14ac.
q 1890 N"''s iooo MUS !" ue0o'""' ~
Naval Stores-dull
Freights to Liverpool-act;ve
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

ST. LOUIS Sept. q.
Gen. Mercy, while returning from a tour of
inspection in New Mexico, was attacked by the
Indians near Pownell Forks. In the fight that
ensued Lieut.. Williams lost a leg, one man was
killed and three wounded The stage was also
attacked at Pownell Forks.
Mai. Rodney Smith, Paymaster with an es-
cort OF fifty men, was attacked at Cameron's
Crossing, but sustained no loss. The Indians
were estimated to number 200 or 300 and
Charley Bent was recognized as one of their
leaders.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28

LONDON, Sept 26-Eyening
C0nsos at 81 ZIG for money.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are The
current quotations for American securities: United
States 5-20s at 70 1885, Illinois Central shares N:
Erie Railroad shares 4Os
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 26-Eyening
Cotton has been heavy and dropping throughout
the day, and closed at decline eff ad Hiddl ng up
lands sgd; Orleans 3D. the sales barely reach 600
bales. Breadstuffs steady. California Wheat 1Ss
l0d. Barley 5s Sd. Corn 42s. Oats So I'd. Peas Ais
Cd Provisions firmer. Lard Cd higher. American
52s Cd. Bacon 60 higher; Cun berland middles AIS.
Beef hos. Pork Ills. Cheese 53s. Produce-Amer-
lean Tallow As Sd. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. 26-Evening.
Markets unchanged.
ANTWERP, Sept. 26-Evening.
Petroleum advanced TO 55 francs
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
n H T. nj A R * Il r. 8 i.


NEW YORK, Sept. 27-6 P. M.
Money firm at per cent. on call Shipments to
the South have commenced Exchange dull and
lower, prime bankers bills 1904 a 1921. Gold firm
at 145s q 1881 Government securities weak. Stocks
stronger the closing rates being the highest of the
day. The business to-day at the Sub-Treasury was
as follows: receipts, $685. 1896; payments, $7753,-
76; balance, $118, 49,, 223
The Evening Express says that the feeling in the
Cotton market is gloomy, and private kilograms from
Liverpool report urther decline-some quoting Cot
ton as low as 81 a SD, and there fears of
failures in England.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
ANNUAL MEETING.
TrOtting Horse for Sale.

q The well known Trotting Horse 'SAR-
N1< DINE is for sale at j. w. Robinson's
~ Livery Stable, South Street. lie was
44<-Ld riv n last tall by Fos'cr Palmer onc-haf
mile in 122. By David Averll, Esq, last summer,
trotter under the saddle, kind in all harness arait
of nothing and stands without hitching He is a
bright bay stands Is p hands high, and weighs 1000
pounds.
For terms, &c. apply to j. W. Robinson or f. N
Jordan, clerk with Mathews & Thomas. He is
sold for FAULT the owner being about TO leave the
CITY. sept4dtt
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
Gloucester FisI, Market.

GLOUCESTER, Sept. 81.
GEORGES Goldfish i'm tair demand: last sales at Sc o.
Mackerel- About 2201 bbls. have arrived from the
Bay tn past week, which have been quickly taken at
advanced prices; we quote sales o, No. at S21 so
a $2l; No 2, $1S 90 % 10 25 Shore continue yery
scarce with slight advanc ;; last sales of No. at
$1S so; No. 2, SIS 25. Fresh Halibut $40 per cwf:
Smnked do Sc per fb Oil-Cod SOC Der gal ''
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-28
From California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept q.
A lire at Sacramento destroyed Nonexby
house and goods going to the interior for win
ter supplies.
The U. S. steamer Osspee sailed for Sitka
with General Rosseau and the Russian Com
panys messenger.
Wheat 205 to Old