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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12
JOHN BRORNL0W,
Editor Of the Knoxville Whig.
nn. Mira Anne Miller, a married lad

R@- Mrs. Anne Miller, a married lady,
twenty-five years of age, died in Brook
Ign, last Friday, from the effects of q
kerosene explosion. When the explosion
took place, and while her dress was
burning, she seized her baby, fearing
the house would be burned, and rushed
on the sidewalk, where she laid the in
FAINT down. The baby was burned
severely, and may not recover.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12

re- During the removal Of articles
from the Paris Exposition, in the Italian
section, a workman called on one of his
comrades to assist him in lifting an i'm
mense cheese, which had stood against a
wall, aud they found that the article was
as light as a drum. A family of rats
had installed themselves in it, and moth
ing but mere she'll remained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12


I6g- As showing the condition oil
things in Mississippi we give the follow :
ing extract Of letter to a gentleman IN
this city from q widow lady who was
considered wealthy before the war ana
has one Of the best and largest plania-
lions on the Big Black river, near
Vicksburg;
al have barely made living this
wear. | would have had something over
had the price of cotton been as high as
last wear. Asi tits ! am LEFT without
means even to buy warm clothing io'
myself and children for the
winter. 1t seems very hard, but
try not to let my poor
heart complain. If now only had some
thing to do, by which might receive
monthly wages, / would be better salts
fed i would be willing to accept any
honorable employment. would teach
or take charge Of a boarding house or
school, write as a copyist or even take a
housekeeper's situation in a hotel, l
cannot live comfortably on my plania'
ton. and / am anxious for such active
employment as will give me the
means of sustenauce. In case l
can make no other arrangement, l
shall try to keep the plantation up
next year, by letting negroes work and
give me a portion of what they make.
cannot pay wages in money for they will
not earn it. They will have to find
themselves, for / cannot safely furnish
them any thing, and if would, am una
BILE to do so. / shall try to have them
raise corn and other articles of food. l
think it will be impossible for me to raise
any stock whatever, as all will be
killed by the negroes. 1t is my opinion
they will raise mobs and take what they
can when they can 40 longer live by
secret thefts, and when starvation comes,
which is near. had, at the first OF this
year, City hogs, and now only four,
which / have saved by feeding and
watching them closely at my door. l
often feel like despairing and giving up.
But pray to God to give me strength
to sustain me in all these troubles"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12

D6r General Grant is positively the
greatest man in the world. Newton
hunted the sea shore and came back
confessing his incapacity to explore the
whole ocean Of truth. But Grant has
fought it clear out on that line, and he
is announced as absolutely perfect in
wisdom. Raymond, of the New York
Times, who, of course, will not tell tibs,
says of him, "There is no question about
which he is not informed and no ques'
ton about which be has not come to a
conclusion" There is no Solomon equal
to this. And as he is against negro
suffrage, knowing how wrong it is, and,
as no one else can be elected President
while such an overshadowing man is on
the land, we suppose we see the huge
beginning of a mighty end" A mighty
meeting of the Stewards, Astors and
Vanderbilts has stretched its prodigioas
neck to the clouds over New York, and
proclaimed Ulysses the Great the coming
man and next President. Who can
doubt that what is to be will be after
that
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12

WIN. YANAKAY 4 Co. NO. % BEAL
w street. dealers in Rcclioof Lake Wish. an
tinfs 81 Game, Frcsh Oysters, Crabs, Shrim ~,
Green Turtle. and al kinds Of MarkCiinr. M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12
OFFICERSs

w. b. GREENLAW, President
las. ELDER, Vice-President.
S. p READ, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12
CAPITAL STOCK, $780, 900.
TAKE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
DIRECrORs.

w. B. GREENLAW, N. S. BRUCE,
C. W. COVER, CHARLES JnNESb,y
JAMES ELDER, W N; FAkklNdION
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12

n6- At Gallatiu, Tennessee, Thursday
night last, Lieutenant Colonel Martin
late Of tho First Arkansas regiment, pre-
pared a cloth saturated with chloroform,
which bis wife inhaled to relieve a dis
ressing headache. Shortly after, be fell
asleep. and did not awake until 5 an,
when. 10 his horror, be found his wife
dead. Her remains we're forwarded TO
her relatiTes. az Lexington. Ky.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12
Attachment Notice.

L. W. Mcmillan. VS.. v, II. Mcriwether. Be-
fore W. S. Walton. j. p. faa ~.
err, will take notice that m attachment was
issued against his estate for the sum of two
hundred and siSty-nine dollars (s269), upon
the ground that he is NONRESIDENT OF, the
returned levied. etc.. it is therefore ordered
that said defendant enter his appearance on or
before the 18th Of January. 1858, and plead,
answer or demur to said plaintiffs complaint,
case set for hearing expa-te and that copy
of this order be published once week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis PUBLIC LED
cav sT-iiz W. S. WALT0N.J. P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12

Ia From an animated discussion
nov going on in various contemporaries
about the proper use Of language, We
learn that when a New York editor says
" sialactitss Of unconsumed carbon, be
means SCOT and that the popular eoito.
rial scientific way Of mentioning coal
clinkers 10 stoves is 10 call them stat
armites Of unconsumed carbon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-12
dissolution of COparInership,

u,HFPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE XIX
iriinr bciwcca the undersigned. 81 timer
and shectirou-workers, on Second street. Chel-
sca is hereby dissolr. q b. mutual consent. ID.
A. snauliinr vi . continue business 81 the same
49, u. A. sPAULDING.
wv. McNAMARA.
CHEIsEa. December 10. 1s57. Sc
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The book trade sale was resumed yesterday st Lsavtt
strsbeigh's salssrooms, No. los Broadway. The In
voics of Clark Maynard of this city, was nrst offered
and sold well Burkstps Notes On the New Testament
brought - TO- The poetIcal works Of Schiller and vii.
lis Jenerson's Manual and Dickens Little Folks were
IN demand and brought reasonably good prices The
Invoice OF nesu1 sheldon Co contained many valuable
works. Macauleys Eays and History Of ENGLAND brought
respectively a 90 and so 10 0shausens Comm entay
was sold Tor e1a A large number Of works Of fiction
and poetry, handsomely bound, went on readily at good
pricss- Messn IngIIs Black, Of Edinburg, sold ten
volumes OF Browns Family Bible for ST. the publish
Ing price OF which vas 81 ba Cummings Daily Family
Devotion sold for e8 2 and Burns complste works
sold for - 76 An invoice Of good standard Ehsli:n
works from Collins, Son d o., Of Glasgow, brought
very fair pricea The invoice Of William H.
Appeton, Of this city, contained hundreds o.
volumes of Juvenile story books which realized go0d
pricsa Jamsson's Charsctsvisics Of Women, &s, and
the same On India paper ell. Huyratcd editions Of
SCOTS Lady q the Lake. and Moores Laila Rookh "
02x and - s0; Tuppsrs ProverbiaI Philosophy eoc
pocket edition Of blue aud gold postcal works together
with small editions OF The standard English poets,
brought far prices Several other invoices of New York
and European firms offered and the sale did not
conclude until . late hour IN tbs evening r.4MA
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Further Particulars In Relation 20 tho Con.
ditlea ef the Isjured.
The condition Of the sufferers from the effects Of tho
late rs at the Academy Music was somewhat improved
yesterday though some Of them times suffer intense
pain The pecuniay loss entaled upon the parents and
friends OF the sufferers will fall exceedingly heavy
them, In the Of OF the Victims whose father
had TO absent himself from his daily occupation In order
to render his distressed wife all the assanoe he could
In easing the susrugs Of their distressed child Although
application bad made a the Academy Of Music for
redress the parties making application complain that
they did not receive ovility from those
whom they brought contact with. Had the ex-
posion resulted In DISASTROUS condagson causing the
destruction OF the Opera house, matter through
whose incompeency, careessness or stupidity the pub
lie, doubt would have been appealed to- q has been
the In past nstsnces Of NO very distant date, 70
commiserate with the unfortunate managers, and the
New York public ever ready 70 extend relief whom
called upon, would have expressed their sympathy by
Of which would be generously donated 70 the ruined
manager But In the case Of the present suere chti.
dren Of poor parents the utmost endoavon have been
made conceal from the public the injuries they have
eyes Of the community 70 the Cos carelessnen Of
which the late Gre and the injuries e inflicted on num-
Der Of individuals was the result.
Mr. jacob Gosche, Of the attaches q the academy,
II disngured IN q shocking manner. His hair ID
completely burned OF; his eyebrows, forehead and
badly Scared his hands and wrists Injured 70 such
an extsnt that IL doubtful whether the nerves and
snexs viii ever again resume sns,r 40 Previous
Occurrences ne tainted several times and u was a. one
time feared that he might die on the spot He s iss
IN very precarious state.
James Coz WINS much easier yesterday and bis In
jursd parts not painful owing 70 the wsfchfulnees
and attention OF his mother.
The other boys are also improving 4s +.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

The most persistent inquiries made yesterday at the
United states Marshas' ocss In this city and Brooklyn
failed 70 elicit from the odcs any informstcn With
regard The parties alleged 70 BE- implicated In heavy
frauds upon the government rumou Of which are adoas
In the community Az 10 ail such cases, speculation s
rife q 10 the parties suspected, their standing Ia
society and the extent 10 which the supposed
deprodakions have been carried The reticence
Of The ofncsp Of the government rather tends 70
ncreass than diminish The excItemens and uncertainty
este justice These ocias however, seem 70 delight In
drawing the long bow BY nuendo limiting that the nuds
spoken Of exceed anything that has yet come 70 hight
and that the coming Developments will asonIsh the pub
c and throw Into the shade all the svindng operations
Of the last four ysara How far these Official hints may
prove true or how far the officials justified In the
course they adopting In this instance remains 70 %
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Pcrilsus Voyage ofthe schooner Lydia Ann
The Mate Washed Overbeard-His Sen At
tempting 90 Rescwe Him In q Ynwl u Left
10 the Mercy OF tho Wavcs-His Fate Un-
4 = : az oswscc, n. ". April 9, 1857
The schooner Lydia Ann, which left Charlotte on the
1st Of April for Port Hope had percus voyage, with
loss Of life. When or Charlotte, Thomas Vance, the
mate, was lost overheard. His son Arthur took the
yawi 70 rescue his father, but got adr In the trough Of
len anoat on Che lake. and u IL feared that Bt s also
lost The vessel then bore away down the lake and
brought up In the lee as Stony Island passage. Re-
leasing herself on Thursday she sst sail and arrived here
Last night
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
FINE ARTS.

Third Kvcnisgss Sale of Paintings at Leeds
v 49Nt Art Galleries.
An increase In he number OF buyers and greater COM
petition In bIddhug was noticeable bere last night
Among the pictures sold were the following" scene In
the Rocky mountains tsmsI by A. Bierssadt, which
brought sl,sc0; "Rosd Side Inn," C. = Boe,tcher,
s47s; "rhs Smoker" FIchel. s27o; "Nonchsancs' =
=. c. Co~pte Calix. s21o; Italian Girl" ChaiiIlon
s1aoi "Ths Pct squirres," Jean Pierre, $3.50; THE
Birthday Cake s'egsrt. $500; "In the CatskiIl
Mouatsins," J. y. Kensert" $500; "The Converse.
.iou." .. Carolas $50; "0d Port Of Bruges" Meyes.
helm, s21o; "Blvouac OF General Gsribsld In tho
vicinity Of cApsca," $40; "Autumn Leaves or shs
Physicians Last VISTA ChcvslIsr Juduno s2io: "rns
wIrth'hs Daughter" Anslsr, 500; "LAndscsps and
wsternIr Ensishart, s22s; my Boyhood's Home, y
odde, $50; ~Born 10 Luxury" De voa slo2; Ensish
fanySd-HoTssA J. y. Hsrrins, esk tN8
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
Is64.-sp,ins FashIon Openings.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS On
J., w. BRADLEf'S


CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS
The Invisible Trailn Of Mr. BraGeys manufacture
Is great Improvement the old styles aud especially
adapted to narrow gored dressesN " World Mch 2 ~.
The best skeleton whsh has been used Is Bradleys
Duplex Elliptic Skirt-N Y. Tribune. March % 1857.
Mr. Bradeys Duplex skirts perfect In size and shape,
weil and 1exibsy-NY Y Times March 81 1867.
Bradeys Duplex Skirts recognized In tnts aud
New York the only skirt W be by ladies' -0odeys
Lady's Book for March, 1867
The most acceptable Hoop 5birts are W. Madeys Du.
plex xEllptic.-Peterson's Magazine for April, M. =
II 10 useless Of the general merits OF the Duplex
Elliptic Skirts all other claimants 70 laefes favor
Frank Leslie's Magazine for March, Va -.
For sale in all the r class scores in the ULred states
and elsewhere.
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the WAR ON the c0UMTERFElTERS.
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SPECIAL tuRaEspuMueMce or TINE HERALD.
Further Particulars sf the Capture Of ths
Westeru Counserfoatiug Gang-Mauy of

Further PartIculnrs ef the Capture Of the
Western Counterfeitiug 0ang-Mauy ef
Them Wealthy NIsn. 60. 81 ss0ssr 81
Roznsrn, n. r, April 4 1851.
The nrst made Of the oounsesfsss ian account
Of which given yesterdays HrRALD) that Of
poancsd upon suddenly finding him heavily charged With
the obnoxious currency, most Of beng countsrfsit
twenty-five ceuts and any cont aotiooas When seissd
Jehnson prevented from destroying IL and made stern
resistance 10 being ironed and carried 70 Jail Johnson
has long been suspected BY the ocer but By the
community Il large Marshal Kssusy NEXT arrested
Samuel Elistson long tme resident d this city, but
aow living In tho adjacent small town Of Jordan.
Elstson hes always heretofore stood fair - ctizsu,
and we'll kno In this city whore large aequsut
anceshp ls both surprised and mortified bis position
He was committed the jail the evidence against him
being without naw. Late on the ID inst. special
deputy Tapplsy arrested . man named John Sims at
SYRACUSE and brought him to this city. Sims
dent Of Amboy Centre In this State and charged with
being the rngleadsr Of this couuteeng gang Of hun
years has passed his time il Is alleged in educating
youuk men 70 the business Of counterfetng and whe
Of bis pds are now in the state Prison Having nov
committed tUsovert sct" himself the case against him
s thought that but for the death Of the late Rams
the most accomplished 'shovers' Of the currency !
phase OF crime the number Of arrests would have
been greater II seems 10 be custom with these crmI
mails upon the death Of one OF their number 70
the time being until they ascertain the position
afYhirs were left In by the dead confederate,
duplicate any the surviving II known here that
Rhubottom had died within q few days past, and II
ID Thought that the precautions fully taken In
connection with other suspicious that seem 10 have
come to the knowledge Of parties upon whom the de-
tsctives had their eyes, but did mot feel justined In
pulling
Most Of the parties are known mot 10 much manu-
fclurer Of the article buyers sellers and showers OF
iG ssThe Empire State Mandatory OF Counterfeit
Money" located at point further east than this and
nearer the head Of tide water.
Al before stated many members OF this gang arc quite
wealthy and are already avalng themselves OF their
Joint means evade the law By the employ OF the
ablost counsel In the State.
character OF the certainly the greatest ever
known In the west and continues 70 increase In con-
OF ntmAons thrown out that further develop
mania are likely 70 be made. - ~
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Special Reports OF Important and Interest Matters rans
piring q the Seat Of Government, the closng Proceed
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Charleston; News from Arizona; Tho Currsnf NewEce
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Facetia; Foreign Gossip; Artistic, Ssssntinc, Min
ng Religious and Literary Intelligence; Editorial Ar.
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Sketches OF the Metropolitan Yscht Clubs and their
preparations for the opening season. Prospects Of Base
Ball and Cricket and the stest Fssc events including
full reports Of the nGhss betwssn Drew md Ber
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Tho Fashions, reported By our Spech Correspondent
n Paris; Our Agricultural Budget oonAining valuable
and interesting reading for Farmers and Gardsnsrs Re-
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Markets; Financial and Commercial Intelligence; Mar
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Terms Single subscription, 81; Three copies. 81:
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The New York herald., 1867-04-06

changed og,s-Linseed, CSC esr tos; whale k4l Per
TON for Iceland Iron. 52s for Scotch pig. mixed man,
berS Lnsssd cakes flo per ton Tor thin obiong for
feeding. ~ n .ee nf
= 80 ~ LosDox. April Sam
\ The marke, for sugar is somewhat easier Other ars-
clos are unchanged ar
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
FINE AND aussERv N CINCINNATI.

NJ IF CNuNNArI, April 3, 1901
II. varwig's spice mills l2s Court street. wsrc dam
aged by nre this morning 10 the sxtsnt Of ooo and
the third and fourth stories Of McPherson Carsons gas
hitting establishment and Powslls gun store on Main
street. between Fourth snd Finh, siso burned this
morning Loes about $4,000. gs
man named Knng was robssd Of %, 500 Al the Ohio
& Missisglppi RsilFqod depea yesterday.
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m z xIc O.
SPECIAL coaafspouurrcr oF TVf HfaALo.

Kum0rs In Vera Cruz Of a Great Imperial
victory-Max and Juarcx Imparsiaiiy Gem
trastcd by a Vera Cruz Paper. &c.
-s. HAVANA, March % 1867.
private letter received here from Vera Cruz dated
March 10. reports thai great battle had taken place
the one side and those OF Escobsdo the other The
imperiasts said 10 have gained complete victory,
and the Emperor Maximiiian, together with General
Marquez 1t the head Of 5000 men, returning 70
the capital Meantime Generals Miramou and Castillo.
with about 900 troops had len Querstaro pursuit Of
the vanquisbed enemy.
was rumored and generally believed In Vera Cruz
that Trsvino with his corps about 5000 strong had
pronounced In favor Of General J. @. 0rtsga
The bulk or the liberal forces In Tampico
bad been ordered BY Juarez 70 join Escosedo
before he should attack Querstaro; but shortly amer
leaving Tampco for the interior they declared for the
sovereignty and Independence Of the state Of ramau
pas This ID cor sdersd blow TO Juarsss pretens,ons
ttls fear entertained OF tho fall OF Vera Cruz Is
the enemy have but small reduce its garrison.
The Xmparciolidar Of March has editorial In sup
p0rt cf nax In the designs which attributss 70 him
Of wishing simply TO got authentic expression Of the
will Of the Aexcan people - to who should govern
them. II maintains that Juares has right now
than any other claimant and considers that he is
much In the way OF Mexican prosperity a. any other
pretsnder. 1t lays claim mpartiality and dis
interestsdnsss the part Of Max for his Offer abide
BY the open and free expression Of the peoples WILL
Summary Of the Situation.
Purser E. Austin, Of the steamship Alabama, which
arrived on Thursday night sends the following sum
mary Of Mexican news up TO March 23:-
Vera Cruz In state Of siege 1900 men, with five
pieces Of artillery, garrisoned the town. Provisions
were high, but there blockade from the
Outside OF the city 500 liberals with four small
field Napoleons Men and guns expected daily 10
reinforc. them
Maximian was In Queretaro with 10 600 mon, but no
money provisions
Outside there IS 900 liberals investing the place.
Menda, Yucatan In state OF siege but still COM
muncaied with Sisa, the seaport OF the department.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

The LARGEST Ass0RTaEHr sss STORE in ,h~cty the
r. B. BALDWIN,
20 and 72 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
. 4
BY THE CABLE TO APRIL S.
PRUSSIA 10 RAISE A HEAVY LOAN.
~-~>~-~-~~>~
The Dlsraelt Budget Well
Received. sgs
4 !" Desperate Rebel" Fenian Cap
tured In Battle.
3he Bank of1ngland Bullion Largely
Decreased.
- DO. 10
EN- aiAx o..

Dlssasai's Budget Gensrally Approved.
LOaDox. April ., 1857
Tho budget lid before the House Of Commons last
night By Mr. Disrasl gives general satisfacton and s
ment
Decter Livingstone's Death Confirmed.
All hopcs for the safety Of Dr. Livingstone, the ceIe
Grated African explorer have been abandoned Later
advices from the Cape Of Good Hope confirm beyond
doubt tho report OF his death.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

b. b. T,-ForsiGu Opialsn. .-Extyacts frsul
English testimonials giving. evidence of the edicacy of
sBkOWN's BRONCHIIL TROCHRs.- 1---s-
from anything ever tried"
Prime reuore Of the Britsh Opeaiic Association Londoay
81 knew sush wcsdsrful curs for hearssness"
h -a-s $50 - w. RANDALL, On ford Mnac NAN.
= have ss1 yssr Trqcsss sSa a ess ssfy Q sSsis "a.
The frcsAe. give gssss ss:'sfsssaoo;. r.,.
'svsry beneneai IN ceasae The throat a pslisd ~
sing, though su6sring from cold" AINsLEY COOKE,
-. M n Of the Roys Italian Opera, London
Mss Locis. Py.esf ~: Eoy:I Italian 9PaEA sCsaks oe
sssntly 70 clear and strengthen the voice.
For Coughs Colds and Throat Diseasee 3nS Tches
Invariably edlcscious.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Thr q. .seapest Newspaper and best I.iterar,
Journal in the Country.
rha wrxe II HERALD for the present week. now re,tv
contains ths O including chapter Of an excellent story
entited
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
MARINE IMTfllIetNcE.

LosoosDzRRv. April 6-2 r n
The steamship North American Captain Kerr from
Portland Aarch 2s arrived here the way 10 Liverpool
this forersou.
LlvHRroo1, April s. 1857.
The steamship Denmark. from New York. has arrived
out fs As w
Disaster at Sea. se
The ship ". B. Dinsmore, Captain FresuA, from
Caso for Hamburg put into shieds to-day having sus
sainsd severe damage from collision with an unknown
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.


Rcpublicaa Primary Elections.
The vassous radical republican district associations OF
this city hsid primary meetings n thsr several head
quarters last senng 70 elect three delegaes from each
Assembly district to tho State Constitutions conventon'
TO be held on this iosh inst The following 10 complete
Of ha IA ALA
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

4H PORTLAND, April s. 1857.
Tho steamer Thames, from London, arrived here ~
eight o'clock mis- morninG latt ts
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Als1wGfss.
o. II. Koop,
James G. Seuliy,
John Coutroil.
Patrick Gav,gan,
Robert Ferguson.
George McLoughun,
Thomas Reilly.
Charles Bathman,
Henry Kruger.
William @. rway,
Hsury Ba0sher,
James Blackwell.
George W. Belts,
1'h0u1as McHadden,
John Dnesu,
Charles w. LHtle,
Hugh Nosbitt.
Henry 8. Jen0ings.