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NEW YORK. May 18.
The steamer Hansa, from Southampton 18th
arrived this evening.
The London Times, in speaking of the Hyde
farK demonstration, says the public were sur
prlsed when the Government permitted the
demonstration and resolved not to interfere
The authorities had sworn in Is 900 special con-
stables, endorsements of the military were
ordered from AldershOtt, cavalry brought up,
and plan of military operations against the
Park perfected in case the police were inade-
quate. From 10000 to $4,000 people were pres
ent, and the crowd was one Of the most order
ly ever assembled. F al} l.+
The Suez canal is open for merchandise. and
Will be onen for ships in thirty months. II.
Inc spanish official paper denies that dis
euinances had occurred, and says perfect tran
guilty prevails.
The Malta correspondent of the Times saws
the Spanish difficulty is settled, and the iron
ciads that sailed from Malta have been ordered
back to Malta. -
The foreign. papers are generally filed with
discussions OF the Luxemburg question.
New York, May 10.
The steamship City of Boston, from Liver
pool Stirand Queenstown 9th, arrived here to-
day. Her news is not important.
A boat race on the Tyne, between Kelly, of
London, and Chambers, of Newcastle, was won
by the former. Several people were drowned
by the breaking of ferry bridge.
1.-The special commission for the County of
limerick was opened on the 9th inst, and bills
for high treason were to be sent up in that
court against forty-five persons.
One of the largest cotton houses in Liver
pool, IN the New Orleans and Galveston trade,
stopped payment on the 7th The liabilities
amount to g400000.
The London Star says it would be a blunder
and even crime to execute the sentence of
death on the convicted Fenans, and asserts
that there was more justification for the Fe-
Man rising, than there was for the secession
OF the Southern section of the United States
to which the sympathes of England were so
generously accorded
The Gar of Russia is to be accompanied
to Paris early in June by Gortschakoff The
palaces OF the Tuilleries and Elysees have been
oHered to him for a residence, and he is said
to have chosen the latter.
The King of Greece left Paris on the 9TH for
ST Petersburg, to be betrothed to the daugh-
ter OF the Grand Duke Constantine
The papers contain specuations on the Lux
emburg question, which the cable news rem
ders svaiueless
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EUROPE.
NEWS Ely THE Ca Il II E


.--....r LONDON May IL.
Dispatches have been received from Athens
which stota thot two sangunary battles have
taken Mace recently in CANDIDA in both of
which the Turkish commander, Omar Pasha,
was badly beaten. His loss IN both engage
ments is computed at 5000 men. The great
powers of Europe have again united in a pe,i-
ton to the Sublime Porte to cede the Island of
Crete to the Greek Government.
The regular malt steamer from Rio ,Janeiro
arrived mere to-day, The South American
news is Important. President Lopez, of Para
quay, mad accepted the mediation proffered by
the United States Government. THROUGH their
Minister, Mr.. Washburne, and would immedi-
ih.teiy sena an envoy to Washington. The al
lies, on the other hand, had not accepted the
"a american plans, and it was doubtful whether
they would do so. There had been further
.ngmting between the contending armies.
The revolt in the district of Mendoza OF the
Argentipe Republic, was assuming still more
alarming proportions.
At meeting of Americans held in this city
to-day, to honor the memory of the late U nited
bred persons were present. Mr.. Fay presided,
ex-Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, delivered
eulogy, and appropriate resolutions were pass
ed.
s.. aL LONDON, May II, Evening.
Orders have been issued in council intended
pest, which has again made its appearance and
prevails in some counties in England
.as VIENNA, May II.
An imperial decree has been promulgated
tavoring the Protestant inhabitants OF Hun
gary.
.l.l ...I- .-. DUBLIN, May 18, Noon.
The trial of the Fenian prisoners, Flood
Duffy and Cody, was finished last evening. As
in the cases of Burke and Doran. they We're
found guilty. Their sentences will probably
be pronounced to-day.
FLORENCE, May IS, Noon.
A dispatch has been received here, stating
that the United States frgate Colorado, with
her tender the Frolic, has arrived at Messna,
in Sicily.
~. LONDON, May Is, Evening.
Dispatches have been received here from
Gopstantlnople, which state that the Sublime
Porte had replied to the proposition of the great
powers or Europe, relative to the cession OF
OahdIa to the Greek government. He assures
tne powers of his ability to suppress the exist
Mg rebellion, and formally declines to cede the
Island to any foreign State.
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NEW ORLEANS.
kios Feared-ISEeasures 10 Preserve tEie
Peaee-A Positive Speech from General

Peaee-A Positive speech from Ge.erni
i, mUis ti .ltf NEW ORLEANS, May II.
General Sheridan teegraphed yesterday to
zen. Hartsuff, from Galveston, as follows
LET the firemen's festival.go on. Hold the
troops in readiness to suppress riot, if neccs-
sary, keeping the Custom House as your base
of operations, and if necessary, call on the ma
val commander to place his ships opp oste the
foot Of Canal street." The foregoing instruc-
tons are to be carried out on the suppostion
that trouble in the city is anticipated.
Gen. Mower addressed the rioters yesterday
when two hundred of them passed his head
quarters, on their way to the new Basin BRAN
dlshlng clubs and threatening to lynch the
contractors There, as follows: off you feel your
selves wronged you must apply to the proper
authorities for redress and you shall have If.
But if you take this thing into your own hands,
you may lose what rights you already possess
Il You go on with this rioting, by the Eternal
God, will throw grape and canister into you!
Now disperse and go to your homes or to your
work The mob Immediately dispersed
There was q small riot to-day caused by an
attempt on the part of the mob to prevent
Others from working. The police made several
arrests. a4-
The military were reviewed to-day and the
sunboats ordered in front OF the city. All is
now quiet. - -
The Commercial Bank suspended this morn
ing. Jacob Barker pledges his real estate,
with an annual rental of $4,000, to cover the
liabilities of the bank
An order was issued by Gen. Sheridan this
morning prohibiting the carrying of firearms
by any person except those authorized Of
tenders will be subject to trial and punish ment
by military commission. IAN H.a
The meeting last night addressed by Senator
w ilson was quiet and orderly, though the mil
. ltary were under arms and in readiness to
quell any disturbances, .l,et
The three days festival of Tile firemen be-
gins to-day at the fair grounds for the benefit
of widows ard orphans.
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NEW YORK, May 49,
Cotton-a shade easier; sales 900 bales; Middling
Uplands at CSC.
Flour-receipts 1921 bbls; sales $500 bbls; State
and Western dull and Is a 25c lower. Supertne
state at 10 70 q II S0 Extra do IL 90 az ID %; Choice
do at Is 30 az IA 0S; Round Hoop Ohio Is 40 g IA 70
II so; Common good Extra Western u 10 q IL W;
choice do. IA 90 "a Is 90; Southern dun anu lower
with sales $50 bbs. mixed to good at 10 oo y 10 uo
Fancy and Extra, 10 10 q Is 20; California qmet,
with sales of $50 sacks and bbls at Is 90 q II o.
Wheat-tlu,l and common and interior l 9 &c low
er; sales 49, 800 bush. Milwaukee No. at ~; White
California so; Chicago Spring No: 2 att 6s.
Corn-opened a shade firmer, but closed quiet and
ern at % a. %: unsound do at %; Mixed West
ern old at 80 a 81 i'll store. . .00. 4.a
Oats-farly active and a &c better; sales 10000
bush; State at 81 q 92c; Western at 81 a ssc.
iseef-firm; sales $50 bbls; new plain mess II 90
a. q 90; new extra do, 10 90 "a % 70. IS l
Pork-frmer and quiet; sales $500 bbls new mess
at % 30 "a % 81 closing at % % cash; old mess y W
prime at IL II q 10 rs; also 500 bbls. lew mess al
Lari-steady; sales $50 bbls at 12t a l35c for new
3 ltter-dull sales Ohio at 10 q 14c; State at Is q
soc. t. . fig. ...s
whiskey-frmer; sales 600 bbls. Western, in bond,
Rice-frm; sales at III a 12lc for Carolina.
Sugars-iairly active; sales 400 hhds, Muscovado at
10S a lie.
Cofiee-steady with moderate demand. ...l
Molasses-irm. ..... M. I'd.
Naval Stores-quiet and steady; Spirits Turpentine
at 81 a. 63c; Rosin at 629 g 90.
Ois-quiet; linseed at IS q 40; lard, sperm and
whale quiet.
Petroleum-quiet; crude at 1Cc refined bonded at
Csc. '4' i9'
Tallow-qmet; sales 1O2, 600 lbs at III "a 11sc.
Wool-quet and prices favor the buyers; sales ESQ.,
oo0 lbs at ~ 81 &c for domestic fleece; So a. soc for
pulled; ~ q sc for Texas rs "a "a for California; 2lc
for Mexican; Cape private terms
freights to Liverpool-quiet.
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GQOn WILL purchase an unfinished neat
apo0 ~ little cottage, in Cope Elizabeth with
$500 will finish the house. Lot As by loo feet, Ap.
ply to W. IL. JERKS, opposite Preble House.
MAY IS. 3w*
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New York Item q.

NEW YORK, May IS.
A forgery vas perpetrated on the Broadway
Bank yesterday, amounting to $17,5C0, pur'
porting to be draft drawn by the officers of the
Board Of Education. There is no clue to the
pefpetrstor.
1t is reported that the Hudson River and
Harlem Railroads intend to carry passengers
to Albany for one dollar and a half, in opposi-
ton to the boats
The clerks of the Post Office have contribu-
ted $3.50 to be given to the Ladies' Southern
Relief Association.
Outgoing steamers to-day take s.. 331 800 in
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.9AF Francisco, May 16
Gen Hsnoosk, with his staff and Quarter
master General Allen, have returned from Ar
izona. The Indian depredations continue.
The Is Jast Indian intelligence states that gem
eral Indian war is inevitable. The savages are
assembling in the mountains in large numbers,
and raiding through the valleys and travelled
roads, driving of stock and capturing trains.
The Indiana have been notified that they will
be shot ct night by the citizens when found
wandering among white men. Pug %
Gov. B1oishell has appointed j. Nicely John
son, Ex-Governor of California, to fill the va
cancy in the Supreme Court of Nevada, made
vacant by the death of Judge Brosman.
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miscellaneous Disu,,c..s.

Troy, N. Y, May II.
William liar lo =. Dodge, Of New York city, has
given 1000 to the Williams College OF Mas
sachusetts as fund in support of its President.
~ New YORK, May 49,
The ship Palmer, from this port for Valpar-
also, with war materials for the CHILEAN Gov
ernment, put into st. Thomas recently in a
sinking condition. She was Immediately block
AIDED by two men-of-war and will probably have
to unload at st. Thomas E
tfH = RICHMOND, May 10.
Gems. Grant, Thomas and Dent have arrived
here from Washington. They visited the bat
tlefelds around Richmond to-day. They will
go to Fortress Monroe Tomorrow, where Gen.
Grant will leave his family and return to WASH
ington. ..er nF3
...r- ST.. LOUIS, May 10.
zen. Sherman returned LON Fort Harker,
hahsas, yesterday. He is reported to have
salu, we can have an Indian war or not, as
we choose. He says parties in Kansas desire
war; but don't think they will be gratified.
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ss.4&HCnaadiaa Affairs.

as l57ft.Isf. MONTREAL, May Is.
1t is reported that Massey, the Fenian gen.
eral leader and informer, arrived in Canad a
yesterday, per steamer ST. Andrew.
49,. OTTAWA, May IS.
An order has been issued by the Council
and published, permitting horses, cattle, sheep
pigs and other animals, poultry and fancy
birds, to be imported duty free from the Uni
ted States, by agricultural societies, for the
improvement of stock
The discount on American invoices will be
26 per cent for the ensuing week.
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"in lifting the kettle from the fire scalded mysel
very severelyone hand almost crisp. The tor
turo was unbearable. The Mexican Mus
tang Linent relieved the pain almost Immediately.
Itheiled rapidly and lett very little scar u NJ
CHAs. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadelphia
This is merely a sample OF what The Mustang Lini-
ment Will Do is invaluable in all cases OF wounds
swelings sprans, cuts, bruises, spaynls ETC.. either
upon man beast. ~ .s..lt.s..
Beware OF countertets. None Is genuine unless
wrapped in the stecl-plate engravngs bearing the
signature OF u. W. Westbrook, Chemist and the pri-
cdte stamp OF DENIS BARNES 81 CO, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
college.

LAND OFFICE,
~,or,c,, Bangor, March :, 1857.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in pusua of Re-
~ solve to carry into elect chapter two hundred
eighty-iour ofthe Resolves of eighteen hundred sly
ty-iour in favor of Bates College," approved Fetru-
AIRY y, 1867, that townships numbered s. Kangr II
and 10 Range /! w f IS situated upon he igGer
SAM John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
oi the ast named township will be offered Tor sale
by public auction Tor the benefit OF sand Calico 81
1ne Lana once in Bangor, on Wednesday The i'm
uay OF september next, at II O'clock noon
One third cash and SATISFACTORY notes pavabla in
on anu two years, secured by mortgage on lie prem
ises, VIII be received n pay ment.
o.,.s,, ISAAC r.. CLARK.
.uaIoa'ooptIi, Land Agent.
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Iadfan Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, May 49,.
An Or>ats dispatch says there are large
number Of Indians near Forts Sedgwick, Saun-
ders and Phil Kearaey with hostile Intentions
Troops Gre eoGstantly being sent to these points
and Gen. hugur lie using all the means in his
power to prevent hostilities, or in the event of
q war to effectually chastise the Indians. ~
NEW YoRk, May IS.
RailrosE Company, from Gen. Dodge. Chief
Enginee. dased May 18th, says the Indians
have attacked Gen. Browns party, at Rock
Creek. They killed Stephen Clark, of New
York, captured one pair of mules and harness,
and also killed one man of the escort party.
Gen. Brown is now at Fort Saunders.
(Sigr>j,) 8: SEYMOUR,
Consulting Engineer.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on new
~ market lot, Market street, l shall sen Hoses
Carriages, harnesses. NC.
Apl %. f. O. BAILEY Auctlnpaer
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Notice.
-NOtLCts
NOTICE Il hereby given that the fl

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm OF CHASE,
IN CRAM 81 STUkDIVANT, Constituting linn
tied partnership under the laws OF Il is State Of
Portland, in the County of Cumberland. State OF
Maine, did, on the twenty seventh day of April, A.
d. eighteen hundred and sixty seven. make 10 the
subscriber an assignment of all their property, real
and personal, not exempted by law from attachmt Mt
for the benefit OF such of their creditors MAY alter
notice, as provided in the statuts o. this state, be-
come PARTIES to said assignment in proportion to the
amount of their respective claims; and three months
are allowed to all creditors become parties to said
assignment, which may be found at the office Of the
sub criber, No. Capp's Block, Con ,ress street,
Portland. HENRY Z. DEANt, Assignee.
POr land. MAY z. 1867. Ma. g. isdtW
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S. L. ---iS60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
tiers sold in one year is something startling They
would I'LL Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4th street. brakes mandatory is one OF the insti-
tatons in New York. 1t is SAID That Drake painted all
the rocks III the Eastern States with his cabalistc
IS T.-lS6o-K.,' and then got the old granny legis-
ators to pass law preventing disfguring the Eice
OF nature which gave him a monopoly We do not
KNOW now this is, but we do know that Plantation
Blters SELL as no other article did. They are
used by ali classes OF tho community, and death
on Dyspepsa-certain They are Very mvigoratng
when angaid and week, and great appetizer
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Evergreen Cemetery.
HOLDERS OF Lots at Evergreen Cemetery can
Ii have them cleared up and faithfully taken care
of under the direction of the Committee on Cemete-
ries, on application to +. B. FORBES at the Gene
terry, or to either member of the Committee.
IL THOMAS LYNCH,
's ft+ JOSEPH BRADFORD,
AUGUSTUS d. MARI,
AUG. P. FULLER.
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by OTutT OF inc LlgHI-IlUtISt DJdfU,
l. WASHBURN, JR..
May 10. M,T,M,3t Superintendent OF Lights.
Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that SEWALL c..
IN ChASE,of Portland in the County of Cumber-
land and State of Maine, did the Cwenty-sxth day
OF April A. D., one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, make to the subscriber assignment OF all
his property, real and personal, not exempted by law
from attachment, for the benefit OF such Of his cred
itors may after notice provided in the Statutes
of this State, become parties to said assignment, in
proportion TO the amount oftheir respective claims
and three months are allowed to all creditors 10 be-
parties to sand assignment, which may be found
at the office of the subscriber No. Clapp's Block,
Congress st, Portland.
HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee.
Portland Nav T. 1851 maySQIWis
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TH e WI AR EFT 8.


s+i ~ NEW YORK. May 1s-6PM
Tho loan market is more easy to-day. Call loans &
per cent. on Governments and per cent on miscel
laneo,s securities. Commercial paper is not SO ne
tive; choice bills pass at 81 per cent. Stocks duh and
inactive Governments not in such active demand.
and quotations fraction lower Railroad shares
heavy with very little business doing. Foreign Ex-
change closed firm for the steamer.
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New YonK December II. 1862


S. b. MILLS.
..-- NEW YORK, December l6, 1863.
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A. WEBER, Eso-A ten years acquaintance with
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BROOKLYN, February II, 1854.
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A. WEBER, ESQ., find 80 many of your instiu-
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sgvE@ &5a8BsS

All who value valuable bead of hair, and its pres
oryaton from premature badness and turning grey
will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion. Ii
makes the hair rich, seit and glossy eradicates dand-
ruff, and causes the lair to grow with, luxurisnt
beauty. Ii is sold everywhere. IL n,
e. THOMAS LroE, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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First National Bank.

ON and after May 2Oth this Bank will not re-
~ ceive the circulating notes of State Banks on
W. Z. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, May Is, 1867. May 10. 1w
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINcISNAJI, May rs.
Flour frmer; family and fancy at II so a Is 80.
Wheat firmer. Rye Flour 90 "a Q 50. Corn quiet
and dull at 90 a 93c for No in elevator. Rye att TO-
Whiskey held at % a. 50 in bond. Mess Pork dull
lie for Sides and 12c for clear Sides Bacon steady
a. I2c for shoulders and sides Lard at 12gc with
J;obt demand.
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Valuable Real Estate on CONNER
cial Street at Auction.

"E shall offer for sale on Tuesday, May 2sth, at
w II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, the valuable
iot OF land recently occupied by N p. Richardson 81
Co, for their foundry business, together with the
walls on the same.
This lot has front of 1870 feet on Commercial
street, and contains about SC, 00Osquare feet.
Terms 10 per cent. cash, and the balance in nine
annual payments, with interest semi annually secur-
ell by mortgage on the premises.
Ihisls one OF the most desirable locations | the
city tor manufacturing business, or for the cree
ion Vi hrstciass Stores may13itd
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Boston Sacck iTss r" i"t
Sales at the Brokers' Board. Ma IL.

a AFAu DE MAGNoLIA.--The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing, and the most OF it for the least
money. Itoyeicomes the odor of perspiraton; soft
ems and adds delicacy TO the skin; is delightful per-
essary companion in the ckaroom, in the nursery
and npGn the toilet sideboard!dIt be Obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle. , 'ai bii
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Wanted.

SH 900 FLOUR BARRELS. at Forest
OO,OOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mercai, near foot of Emery street.
proposals will also be received for Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office OF the
Company, 1898 Commercial, at corner OF Union ST.
feDl2d&wf L. c. HEISEY
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WHAT DID IT? young lady returning to her
country home after solourn ota few months in New
York, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
OF rustic flushed face she had soft ruby complex
Ion OF almost marble smoothness, and instead Of 49,
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly
She used Aagans Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without it. ANY lady can improve her appearance
very mach by using this article. 1t can be ordered
OF any druggist Tor 30 cents ift+i ~ ~
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.