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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.


SHERIDAN STILL AT wORK-cITY OFFICIALS Rr.
IOyED-REGIsTERED CITIZENS ALONE ELL
GIBLE FOR JURORS.
BY TEIE0RAPH
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2i.-The following order
hak been Issued b. Gen. Sheridan:
SsECIAL ORDERs-NO. 12I.FOr reasons similar 10 those
given by the order readustny the Common Council Of
the city of New-Oreans and at The requestoi the present
Common Council of that city the following removals from
Office are hereby made, viz: Louis II. Pills from tho
Office OF City Surveyor Henry d. ogden from the Office OF
City Attorney, T. BernudE from the Office OF Assistant
City Attorney. The Common Council will, in accordance
with law iii the vacancies hereby created.
SecOBd.-The registration Of voters OF the state OF
Louisiana according the laws Of Congress, being COM
pete hereby ordered that person who rs not reg
tered in accordance with said laws shall be considered
duly qualified voter Of the state Of Louisiana. All
persons duly registered above and others eon'
sequenty eligible under the laws of the State Of Ious
The necessary revision OF the jury lists Will Immediately
be made By the proper officers. All the laws OF tine State
respecting exemptions &c from jury duty, Will still re-
main in force.
BY command Of Maj.-Gen. p. H. SHERIDAN.
GEORGE /. HARTsTCFF, Acting AdjutantGe
Gov Flanders has appointed NJ. LANCE lcoioredl q
member of the Board of Control OF he State FeDi
Tertiary, vice j. l. q. DOrenIus twhIte), removed.
The interest of MessIs. May q Graham III the Lease
of the CarrotOn Railroad, which was assigned TO ING
United States Government, has been sold ny MI Bel
on behalf of the Government To MeSsla. bonnaDel,
DOlhOude, LamaTc Hernandez ~ Uuclos iori ~ohVn
100000 to be paid in cash, and the balance III
secured notes ut three and six months.
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ITALY.

THE ROMAN QUESTIoN-THE MINISTRY AGAIN
DESERVING THE NATIONAL CAUsE-GARI-
BALD AND THE PARTY OF ACTION-CHOL-
ERA STATISTICS.
From Ger Special Correspondent
FLORENCE, July q, 1867.
If, previous to last Tuesday Garibaldi and
his followers mystiied by the ambiguous conduct of
the present Premier, justified in hoping that
Cayours lasser Jaire programme Of 1850 would be fol
lowed by Ratazh in 1867, all such hopes dashed
20 the ground by the explicit declarations given in
the Chamber of Deputies on that day. In answer to
the Hon. Br Curtis's Interpolation respecting the
intentions of the Government with regard to the
preparations of arms and ammunition, destined, ac-
cording TO general belief for an invasion OF the Papa
States Ratazzi affirmed that the Government is re-
solved TO carry out to tho utmost the terms OF the
Convention of the 18th of September. The prepare
tions made for AN expedition were well known the
belief that the Government tacit-paTtner,
was unfounded. Measures were already Ia
ken TO prevent any such attempt Let
deceyers and deceived take warning Yes, gentle
men, we 9le absolutely resolved 20 all means n
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GRFAT BRITAIN.
THE nFINNEsOtA FOR CHERBOURG.
- o. n,I,n IT,ifnl Sfutns Slip-Oi

THE MINNESOTA FOR CHERBOURG'
toyDoN. Aug. 24.--The United States Ship-oi-"ar
Minnesota has gone to Cherbomg.
THE YORK RACES.
August 29-At the York races yesterday the sec
and dav the first lace was for the Biennial Stake,
and was won 10y the Duke Of BeaulortS Nauban'
Roquefort was second and Rabbit Trap third The
next race was for the Ebor handicap and was won
~ Mackenzies Mandrake, beating BeeswiDg ana
omera In the first race to-day for the York Stake
he Duke of Beaufort's Vauban was beaten easily by
Pearson's Achievement The Nursery Stake was
won BY Saxon's Vortgern. Healeys Steathconan
won the cup The weather was beautiful the racing
spirited, and the attendance large and fashionable
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THE P4CIFIC COAST.
TRADE VII

TRADE WITH BoRNEo-LUMBER DOWN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-The bark Money
nicbe will soon be dispatched for BOrneo from California
with flour and other stores. She VIII be the first vessel
t has ever been sent hence TO that island which now
LARGELY under the control Of American capitalists Ile
iiei OF mn American establishment in that Island meets
with much favor here. -
The lumber interest here ia much pressed IN cOlse
oience OF the continuance OF the eight hour movement
BRITISH SHIP ON FIRE--TDE WINE CRoP.
SAN Francisco, Aug. M-The British snip
Blackwell took fire to-day, and her rigging was p"uy
injured She had cargo OF wheat owned III iNeIpoO'
which was mach injured by water l., ..,i,.a,., o,
The wine crop of California tihs year ls '9'''"'" "
500 900 gallons; brandy oVO,oOO sahoLs'
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PRUSSIA.
INTENDED INTERVIEW OF THE KING AND LOUIS
NAPOLEON.

INTENDED INTERVIEW OF THE KING AND LOUIS
NAPOLEON.
4 dispatch from Berlin says: Ii is believed In
court circles that there an increased probability OF
an interview between the King Of Prussia and tho Empe
ror Napoleon on the latters return from Sazburg Nego
tiatious at least are now going with the view Of
bringing about interview between the TWO soye-
reigns - . NJ,
correspondents who is very cautious IN giving cred To
important pieces Of news, writes OF an intended inter
view between King William and the Emperor Napoleon
10 the rumOTs OF meeting between the two uOnhfchs
This friendly OF courtesy would be thoroughly cons
with the present political SITUATION wien y ualg
assuming more peaceful character
decree has been issued introducing from sept INTO
the States which have been annexed % PRUSSIA hr ta'
regulations which Ia force Ia the Od PROVINCES ioE
the extraditiOu of criminal refugees.
HONOEs TO ADMIRAL FAEHAGUr
telegram from Stetin The wife ~ Admiral Far
ant ys ,rd al the railway station by the Com
maudant, Licut-GCn. BOchm, VINO Accompanies heI on
board the United states steamer frohc when Is about 10
leave FOR Cronsiadt. -
The officers OF the stettin garrison have given ban
Que o the officers Of the Profile IN return Tor the hOsp-
tally accorded to them on board that vessel.
TIE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. .
In the Senate during the discussion the BIZ Tor the
conversion Of church property SCnOr atazz expressed
confidence in the success OF the financial opetato ne
stated that would he necessary to put an end 10 the
forced currency in 1868, aud. IN commenting upon the
general state Of the finances he declared That further
economy would be effected n the Budget OF 1868 lie,
moreover promised 10 lay before Parliament number
OF bills for the reorganization ~ the public adninstra
ton and tending 10 open fresh sources OF national
I'm reply TO signor Farina Ratazz again repeed IN the
most energetic manner any idea OF reducing the Interest
on Italian lrenes. This declaratiomW1s received win
cheers and the Senate then passed the Church property
Conversion bill by "a against % votes
COUNT BISMARCK.
bismarck will preside AT the nrt meeting OF the
Federal Council the 10Th His wounded hand IA pro
crossing fayOrably.
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BY STEAMSHIP.
ard White.

The steamship Saxonia, from southampton
on Wednesday, Aug IA, arrived here last night.
The United States manOfwar Minnesota 4S guns, Com
modore Alden II days from NewYork, arrived on Aug.
~ at Plymouth She bound for Cherbourg and other
ports The Flash Light from Galveston, The Twn-mOun-
tain from New York, and the Mary Watkins from Phil
adephia, have all arrived at Liverpool.
The Inman steamer City of Antwerp, Capt Mirehouse
which left Liverpool "a the 14th and Queenstown On the
10Th August, also arrived here yesterday
The Pennsylvania also left Liverpool On the
i4th for New York.
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JAPAN.
TIE NEW PORT ON THE WEST COAST.
From The Japan Times, May IS.

From The Japan Times, May Isl
THE United States steamer Shenandoah ar
rived in harbor on the ID from Osaka having left that
mort ON the Goth inst The French Minister left for Maya
sak on the 18TH and Sir Harry Parkes accompanied oy
LADY Parkes Dr. Willis aud Mr. LOcock started on the
same day for Tsurnga which Is fixed upon "a the new
mort 10 be opened the west coast Tsrunga is III
direct line the port to osaka II In the territory
of small Daimo Wakasa and cannot be considered by
Snv means SO favorable spot whence TO extend our
commercial relations with this country as Kanga for
KaIasawa, EchZcns, Mkqni BUT u was 10 Do y "a
neoed that the shogoon would resist the opening OF
hort belonging to any OF the more important Dalinios
and os our treaty "a with him alone and as tnat treaty
cves him yrtualv the choice Of the new port, we can
not blame the foreign Ministers for not resisting te Sc
ec,on Of what at first light appears to be an engDle
All we know OF Tsurunga at present Is that from
the enyirons we get a quantity OF tea'
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THn PARKS REGULATION BILL

THH PARKS REGULATION BILL,
On the 18th of August, the House of Com
mous on going INTO Committee the Parks Regulation
bin, Mr. Taylor with the view of getting nd OF the
bill, moved that the Chairman leave the chair, in
natug that he should use every means the forms o inc
House permitted 10 defeat IT, and justified the minority
Ia taking this extreme against the majority by the
assertion that the minority in the House represented the
great majority out OF It. The BILL ne maintained, was
nothing moro hmm an atamn 10 stnn tN Ighl Ol public
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CANDIDA.
BURNING OF THE ARKADI.

ATHENS, Aug. 24.-The Greek steamer Arkadl,
which has been so successful in running the blockade
around Crete, was pursued by Turkish man-ot-war'
The crew of the Arkadi finding they were in danger
of falling into the hands of the Turks, scuttled and
set fire to the steamer and took TO their boats WINE
enveloped in flames the Arkadi made suddenlurch'
and plunged beneath the waves. The crew SUISSE
ouently reached the shore in safety.
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DENMARK.
mn FRENCn EXCURsIONIsTs.

A telegram from Copenhagen says: The
French ercursioniss arrived Korsor Aug u, and
were most enthusiastically received The BurgOnaster
OF Korsor delivered address OF welcome TO them III
French. "In Denmark" he said, lyon viii not ma
large numbers but you will find warm hearts. Denmark
and France have always been allies. linked by their com,
mon interests which have been those OF freedom ana
humanity Long live the memory OF the hrst heroes ~
the world! Long live victorious. proud ana beauliu
Francep NJ. NORM replied with three cheers Tor Den
mark and tho Danish King. Thousands met the eNcur-
sonsts the railway staiOn great was us
PLAYED, and salvOs Of artillery were fred .
The Dq0Lidd denies the OF matrimonial negoa-
lions bet ween the Courts Of stockholm and Berlin.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW, Aug. 23-Afternoon.-The steamship Cale-
donia from New-York Aug. 10, has arrived here
LIVERPOOL, Aug 23-AfternoOn.-The ship Car OF
Greenock, which was recently abandoned at sea- was
successfully owed into the harbor OF Queenstown yester
day afternoon.
August 25-The steamship Chicago, Capt Harris,
which sailed from Newly ork the l4t inst has arrived
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mrrISY ON BOARD THE SHIP LIZZIE MASSES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.--The ship Lizzie
Masses which sailed hence yesterday for Antwerp when
few miles below the city, the crew mutnied aId took
nos,eson OF the ship police force was sent down and
a,od "a men after hard fight The prisoners will ba
broucbt before the United States Commissioner tonor.
row The mate OF the vessel stabbed ad CLC Of the
mutlneers had his skull fractured in the melee.
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RrLIEF FOR GALVESTON.

Editor Of The IriJuhe. ., , 4, -
SIR: The citizens of Galveston appeal TO the
,,igans ~ NcYork for assistance In this hour OF dis
ress All the benevolent associations are taxed 10 ueir
utmost. A small contribution may be the means OF
savino many valuable lives. Contributions will be re-
ceiyed nj the office Of Messrs SpOnOrd IllcstOn Co.,
No Broadway and placed at the disposal OF me HOW
patch and by their Acknowledgement IN the Galveston
ri,ansrss lei yoTe Jclay T. III. McMAHAS.
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FRANCE.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

The Times's correspondent says: The state OF
trade generally in France is far from prosperous, as APP
pears from the amount 9O20o0OOo, OF the me
taic reserve in the Bank The SeB'diHe Fbaret4e OBJ
serves that nothing Of the kind has been witnessed IN the
history OF credit establishments 10 j. the lncOnesubl3
sllu Of absolute staguatiOn In commercial aidiIs ana
more than vague and instructive mstrusi IT Is the eN
preston of general and stomatc refusal ol c0hh4euce
IN tAe maintenance OF peace, well or ia founded
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discovery oF A PLANET

DETROIT. Aug. 25.-Prof. j. {. Watson Oh
Ann Arbor, Michigan, announces the aiscoNe'y "
10 ~, gbt m u situated In the Right Ascensio one ue-
%Tee afld 40 minutes and IN pecilnau9n uuee 'g'ses
80 "a Minutes south IL Is moving west ana south
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SPAIN.
A NEW INSTRUCTION.

PARIS, Aug. 25.-RepOrts have reached here from
Spain which say that insurrecton has broken out
in the Province of Arogon, and that at the present
moment the rebels are carrying everything before
them,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Aug. ga runor is in circulation
10 the effect that The Ralegh Progress had been threat
ened with suppression in consequence Of rdicuing Gen
Sipkle3
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MONTENEGRO.
A RISING IN MONTENEGRO

A RISING IN MONTENEGRO.
LONDON, Aug 2j.-Dispatches from the East report
that rising had taken place in Montenegro, but was
speedily suppressed, and at last accounts the country
WOO ouiet
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 25.-The numbe Of
persons registered yesterday in this city was 49, 81 VII
lTC we're Whites and 143 were c0lored.
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THE CROPS.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. 2l-Crop accounts arc
goJl The weather il cloudy, with indications q RAM
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, Aug. 0.-Markets improved. Sh
ments Of cotton during the fortnight 10000 bales.
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SHERIDAN STILL AT wORK--cITY OFFICIALS RE-
IOYED-REGISTERED CITIZENS ALONE ELL
f.IgI y Ton IFrRORS
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THE GARIBALDIAN DESIGNS AGAINST ROME.


A letter from Florence says: "The party OF
action here and In other parts Of Italy is very active, and
does not conceal its intention of making an attack on the
Papal territory Large meetings have taken place In
Genoa and other places with the object of organizing
(iarbaldian expeditions for oyerthrowing the ten
poral power The Government on the other hand
does its utmost TO adhere to the September
Convention Troops being sent daily in small detaeh
InentstO reinforce the military cordan on the Roman
frontier the SD regiment has proceeded TO Perugs and
at FoanONa camp being organized for two divisions OF
infantry Even the fleet VIII not be inactive, although
strictly speaking does not bind the Italian
Government 10 protect the Papa donmohs on the sde
OF the
The squadron which was about to he dsarmed the other
day at Spezza, has proceeded TO Gaeti, rom when
port will cruise about the coast In order 10 prevent te
landing OF Garibaldians These arrangements are so
formidable that think there IL little chance OF an aac
the Papal powers from without II, the other hand
areyOuOn should break out at Rome, which by no means
Il improbable il pretty certain that the Italian GoVeE
nent Will accept the fat dccOmpH, and accomplish the
desire OF the Romans be united TO the rest Of Italy
am assured very good authority, that NJ Ratazzi
openly declared himself in this sense 20 NJ de Malarct
adding that IN such he would expect the nonin-
PREVENTION Of France. provided Ia the september Con
NeiitlOn,
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To the Honorable Court of County Commission.
ers for the County of Hancock:

ers for the County of Hancock
VYyE the undersigned would represent that the
" public interest requires an alteration in the
county Road in Hancock, beginning near road
leading 10 Willi2m insect and ais, running on
the North and East side of the said road to inter.
led
We request Your Honorable Board to view said
road ana make the alteration in duty boun,l W
ever pray.
Hancock, Oct, lSj9.
Sath inici Mcfarland and Is others.
IltNtuK, IS. Court OF county conlni sioncrs
October term, 4. u. 1857.
the commissioners that the petitioners pom.
,he and that they ought To be heard touching thu.
matter set forth IN Their petition and therefore
der th,t the comfy commissioners meet at
Nathaniel McfariandS in Ilaucuck, on Tuesday
tie Eth day oi Pee next, ut O'Clock A. NJ. and
thence proceed / view tine route mentioned in
said petition, after which view. wit: tn same
LAY ut oclock y. NJ a hearing OF the parties and
Witnesses ill he had AT aid Ncfa rlani's n con
yeHicnt place IN the vicinity, aud such other meas
IA en- IN the prcInis the Commits ioncr
>hlll judge proper. And IL IL further
0isiltREl-That notice of the time place and
purlr,.c "f che Comm >ioncrs' meeting aforesaid
hc given To all persons aud corporations interest
ed, by serving AN aitcSted copy of tie petition and
the ortcr thereon upon the clerk cflhc town OF Han
cock and 10y posting up attesicd copies ainre
said, IN three public places aid town thirty
days at least before the time appointed for said
view, and by publishing the petition and orde r
thereon three weeks cccssvcty in the Ellsworth
American. newspaper published ut Ellsworth, in
the county OF Hancock the first public alton he
n least thirty days before the time OF said view,
that all persons and corporations Interested may
attend and be heard il they think tit
Attest, i. W. FERRY, Clerk.
4 true copy of the petition and order thereon,
- Attest,-PARkEE ". PIRRy, Clerk.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-22

At Court Of Probate holden at Bluchell, with
i'll and for the County OF Hancock, the hrs
Wednesday of Nov. A. D., lst1.
yOilS CONNER Administrator upon the kstatc
OF Byron L. Arnold, late of Orland, in said
County, deceascd-havipg presented his first &C
count of administration upon said estate for Pre-
bate:
ORDERED That the said A,lmr.. give notice
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IN Ellsworth that they may appear ut Il Probate
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y true eopy-Attcst:
~ GEO. 4. DYER, Register.
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ProbateNotices
roBEcLos trE.

IN ITC " OF II u G l. y t. T..
whereas. Judith NJ. Hall Of Bluchili, In the
County Of Hancock and State of Maine Oh the
eighth day Of september, A. d., Isds. bv. her decd
of mortgage Of that date, conveyed to the under.
signed, q certain messuagc sf>uatcd in said Blue
hill bounded aud described ~ follows, to wit -
beginning at the South East corissr of the Pete,
Parker Lot; thence by said farksr's land South,
eighty-onc degrees West two hundred rods to land
formerly owned by Jacob Osgood thence by said
OsE"ods Land south nine degrees, forty -one and q
hall rods to stake and stoncs-thcucc north cgh y
one degrees east, two Hundred rods to land Of Ne.
hemah iiinckley. IN n stake and stones: thence by
said llinrkicy's land, North nine degrees, West
fort y-oHe and half rods to the first bound con-
,ainisg fiftvstwu acres moro N less and whereas
the condition contained in sRit Atortg re Deed hxs
been broken. claim to forccfnse the same ptrsu.
ant to the Statutes of the State and give this notice
accordingly.
BARLOW HALL.
by his Attorney: &. r. Drinkwa,e-.
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