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LOUISIANA.
DESTITIIrInN AND srApuArro,r

DESTITUTI0N AND STARVATION.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15
A New Orleans dispatch says reports re-
ceived at Gen. Hancock's headquarters say
there are 5000 whites and 1000 negroes in
louisiana at the point of starvation. Gen.
Hancock will ask for a Congressional appro-
priation for their relief
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anal National Rank.

Ca' al National Bank of Portiand.n ior ths
election OF Seven Directors, an for the ransae,ion
I anv other business that may legally come before
aay the i4th day of January 1868, Al IL O'Clock A.
December II, 1857. dtd
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Valuable Real estate at Auction- IN

ON THURSDAY, Decsm Der 26th, at a'elock p,
YIN. we shall offer tor sale on the premises, the
premises, the vau able lot OF iand with the build
ings thereon, on Park street, house No SO. 1t is
two and half story Brick House ihofOu hly and
faithfully built and Is finished from the garres TO
cellqr. 1t has tn finished rooms and a basement
III the rear two cisterns one ftering and q barr
drain running the whole de th % the hou o; wJod
yar. 1t is pleasantly AMI centrally located and In
very desirable neighb irhood. The lot 8 aoout
thlrty-sx fec on Park Street, and running back ON
the esont'-easterly line about hundred and thr-
ly-one eet. god house Ior occupancy or invest
nent. Itie clear. Po seSsio given Immediately.
.u<e can oe examined betwes the hours of II aud
plan Of lot IN rthe; y rtculars, pie Sc cali on
Henry Willis, g. Exchange street, or on the Auc-
tIoneer. j. BAII,EY
De, ember 10. dtd
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@ o M Nj E H CIAL.


The total value OF foreign expors from this port
the past week amounts to 1915, ,O96s5 Included in
the were $500 box Shocks 6131 shuoks and
M feet lumber, 1856 cedar posts 1870 O TBS nails, 23
pcs ron sate, 80 bbs potatoes, SO bbs apples 794S
bbls. flour, meal, 9572 bush. wheat, 3240O bush.
seed, 21UO do cas- 551 do malt Al bags d. bbIs. rye
meal, 10 bbs. pork, 1S do oil, 90 TBS lard, boxes
hams IN goo lbs hams 9a2 bags shorts, 1850 Tbs
served corn. 50e30 lbs cheese, "a pkes leathei 21
bbs. hardware, 135 pigs sundlies, -
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. IS.
James G. Engley, agent of the Merchants
Union Express Company, was arrested here
on Friday night. charged with q conspiracy to
rob and an attempt to rob the sa1e in the Com
psny's Office here of 100000. He is in jail
awaiting an examination. lse j aa.i
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CONNECTtCUT.

SENTENCE OF C. D. FULLER.
HARTFORD, Dec IA.
Charles d. Fuller, convicted at the March
term of the Superior Court, in this city. of the
theft of $4,000 in bonds, the property of Loyal
Wilcox, deposited in the vault OF the Hartford
Bank, where Fuller was teller, was to-day
Pardee to confinement in the State Prison for
five years. He still protests his innocence.
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e. m. PATTEN & CO.. Auetioneers
OFFICE EXCHANGE ST.
Assignees Sale.

THE Undersigned sgnee IN Baukrupicy OF tbs
ssIa.e Of j Ise phi Levy, will sell at Puoiic Auc-
fion ON Friiav Dec 20h at 10 A. NJ at the room OF
e. M Patten q Co., Auctioneers, a stock OF goods
belong ng TO said Estate consisting part as fol-
lows; VIZ, Cassimercs Doeskins MeltOns tilots,
z inchilhs, Tric1e-, 6roadcioths, Vestings, Drill
ing, dollanLs, Siesas, FaRnels, Beddings, Jeans,
Suspenders, gloves. Socks Comforters, Ties, SO.
Also, Frock Sack and Over. Goats, Doerskin Cassf-
meres and Sattinet Pants, Silks Sain Valencia and
woolen Vests, Shirts and Drawers, Berlin, linen
and Cotton Shirts, with q Vari ty OF other goods.
may be examined afternoon previous TO sale.
o. z. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland Dec. 6. uec7-dtd
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CascO National Raplr

TNHE 'nnual Meeting of the Stockholders In @Tbe
L Casco National Bank OF Portland" will be
held, A. their Banking House TUESDAY January
l4th. 1853 al 10 l-2oelock A. NJ for the election Of
rector and for the transaction of such other bus-
ness as may legally come before them.
December IS, 1861 declt dtd
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Fi,bing Schooner at Ano.,e-

ON TUESDAY, Dec. nth, at 12 O'Clock M n,
" Ingraham's VIVA {, where sic now Hes sRsT
sell onc-hal of the good hing schooner Gem OF the
together with barrels bait, salt, &c. For further
particulars enquire Of c. P. Ingraham. or Of
decl4ltd r.. o. RAILEY Auct.
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CANA DA.
THE NEW TARIFF.

OTTAWA, Dec. 15.
The discount on American invoices f,r H.
ensuing week is declared to be 25 Der cent
The new tariff proposes to place Is per cent
duty on American silver. The New Bruins
wick members of Parliament are much dis
contented with the new tariff
The Nova Sc0tian members will leave for
home to-day in view of an early close of the
session OF Parl ament
CHILDREN EATEN BY WOLVES.
NEW YORK Dec. Is.
ara,, monsreal .. special dispatch says two chi,-
Mei,nh;a JGae eaten @ by wolves, in the woods il
narrow e esoa, oa Thursday. Their mother had a
'ohoN!EERs FOR THE pAPAL ARMY.
tivs IN e1ing Tor the Papal army is quite ac-
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g DEATH OF JUDGE MARTIN. ug
CLEVELAND, Dec. 15
Hon. George Martin, Chief Justice of this
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. .13-Evening The Cotton mark
ct closet without improvement, with the exception
IT Cotton to arrive, which is frmer. The + flowing
are the quotations: Midling upIands, in port TAD:
do to arrive ~; Mddling Orl ans 7fd. The advices
from Manchester are unfavorable, The market for
goods and arms dull, and having a .clnng ten
dcncs. Brea stufs-1nrn cl sed firm st 4Gs Gil:
Wheat unchanged; Barley 5s 81; Oats rs 81 Peas
46s 6i. ProylsiOns-l;ee 112s Cd; Pork Cos; Lard
sos; Cheese 52;; Ba ON 40s. Prouuce-Sngar un-
cnangeu; Spiri Turpentine Cd lower; sales at 27s
ol. Otner articles change
LIVERPOOL, ,ec. 14-11 Il A. M.-Cotton easier
and de ,ned tc; sales will not eed 5000 bales
Mil ling Orleans u 4; do uplands TIL. Breadstuffs
quiet. -. 80. :
LONDON. Dec. 1i-1.2o o. W.-American securities
fat; United tates 52O's 7IE Illinois Central shares
80: other stocks unchanged.
FRANKFORT, Dec. H.-U. S 5-20s 763.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 14.--Cotton more doing and
sales will reach 10000 bales; Middli uplands 7li
on the spot and GID arrive. Breadstuffs hrmer /;
Com 46s I'll; Wheat S IL for No. 2. .5ers -
HAVANA, Dec. 4.-Sugar at "a a reals; small
buyers are IN ing a decline M MIlasses reals for
new. Honey Al q q reals P gallon. Onions q 81.
Flour $13 q iz4. Bacon scarce at 49, Shocks and
s ives unchanged. Freights dnl. ias 10
4 HAVANA. Dc. l5.-The Sugar market Yesterday
closed calm with the lower classes in demand. Ex-
change on London l34 pi enium; on. New York cur
rency heavy; sales at 234 q 25 discount, Money
market tight, and large sales Of bank ami railroad
stocks have been made.
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n 6OHaDD >tWCh ..s- ~ n
Sales ut the Brokers' Board, Dec IA.

ANNUAL STATEMENT r.
OF The Condition of the
Merchants Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFoRD, CONN,
On the st day of Nov. 1867, made confaa mably to
the laws # Ma ne.
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BY M. CHARLES y co.

l09 Federal Street, Portland, Ne, aud e. Hanoyef
Street, Boston, Mass.
nRY GODS, nlated Ware, Watches, Shirts and
~ DRIVERS, Army Blouses, Pants and CCatp,
Blankets, Rubber Coat Bed spreads, Sheets, Cutie
r., aiietIes. A and Wall Tents, &C.. &c.
B-Auetion safes every e,ening, and goods At pri-
vate sale during the day. a III
.t#4I au0 "a dtf
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Wanted

Rn nnn FLOUR BARRELS. at Forest
COsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mercia near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also De received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may seen at tt office OF the
Company, 1884 Comm =rcial, at corner of Union 81.
tebl2d&wt' 7. G.. HERSEY
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Horses. arriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
~ market lot, Market sti eet, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29 F o BAILEY, Auctoneer.
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wer. bants National Rank

THE Sto o'Kholers in this Bank are hereby noti-
:, fet that the Annual Meeting, or the C. o,ce of
Directors, and the transaction OF such business az
may legally Ue brought before them, will be holden
at the Bank, on Tuesday January II, 1858, at 10
o'cl Jck A M. 80
CHAS. PAYsoN Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1867. dc1S-2tawtd
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ISOarders Wanted.

A FEW Gentlemen boaitlels, or a gentleman and
~ wife, can he accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle St.
November 6. dtf
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JUST OPENED A STORE

branch OF tho
GTedc american Tea Company.
OF New York city, al q Tree Street, Portland.
=. Inc ''reat American ,.ompany, of New York
tity, have opened branch ore lea and Cofee
goods. dscnd,A VI
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AUCTiON SALES.
Assignee's Sale.

TUE undersigned, Assignee In Bankruptcy Of th G
aon, on WEDNESDAY, D,e,mber fsth. at 10 o'ciocf
sfres;' ' q. .he store of T. o: Bailey No iGs Fore
In part variety OF goods belonging to said estate
Iininss Soatings, Broadcloths, Tricos, Siiesias'
Gloves, suspeSang, ,r anvas shirts and Drawers,
asls M'ens asery BSso%s oTer aSd Csr GsSr
Trimm;ngs. Iancv q, (, sc. Also. lot OF Tailor's
Case Mirror d. sk S1ds 80 Chairs Press, Tail Show
Portland Me- Dec u + Il i.s1 SHEPHERD, 9n Assignee.
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A PORTION

III tom 4. McFOrf0nd.
Desire call the attention to the that more than
~ q
: u their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
ate lire. Parties desiringa 5tAs
F'RST RATE SAFE,
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on rs
EMERY & WATERHOUSE
Middle Street. Portland.
Or NJ 40 Sudbury street.. Rostou.
y Secondhand Safes takep in oxe,onoe for sole
rarues aesiring Sanborns Steam improvement at
s arne', ~ titon q Farand's Safes, can order OF
Jan i5-sSlstw in each mos adv remainder of time
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A Good Chance f r Business /!

Cnmpillien Carpet, or Floor G overing.
A CHEAP, healthy. durable and beautiful floor
covering, q substitute for oil cloth at one-halt
the cost.
tate, County and Town Rights for sale, and
goods furnished.
az The public are inv ted to call at No ss Ex-
change Street and EAar''"e rue goods
December IL. dfws
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TIM TYPES.

NE une br'g Mary A. Read, I4s tons, new meas
ufemen,, one Year Oh well ton in sails, rig
giag. &e; Apply to j. :. wISsLoW y co,
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For sale,
Excellent Saddle Horse, belonging 10 tho .s
tate OF the lat. Dr. Hunkins Inonfre Of p r.
Hall, New City Building quue Ss9,i,i =, "
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LOST AND f')UND.
Lnsti


nN THURSDAY the 18th inst. between varney
~ q xters' store and the Ii .ad Of Green Stree ,
bundle contain NJ two shirts and two pairsd awers
The finder WILL be rewarded by leaving be anne vt
tue Piess O'ice. decl3 d1w*
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E' III PATTEN ~ CO., Auetioueers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Germ IN BrOr zed Goods, Silver
PIate. MafchRs Crnelraru Rn

a OcIock WEDNESDAY, Dec ISM Qerm on
and D. vnzea W Ware, such rs nging Flower " ses
PsceiveS,s "Sais W;dis ornament Watch Stauds Card
. icher Ia Is, Fruit Receivers Also
Silver Plated Tea AMI Toiet SEES. Salyers
Goblets, Castors, Tea Calls, with Sarefy oS otbes
goods. ''y VI otAsr
- AT II O'Clock A. NJ
To the trade, five era es Of White Yellow o,s
Rockingham Ware, OF all he various sty es, AIso
twen yfve Watches with other goods, to close G. n,
signment. deci6Itd
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AT A. s. DAVIS Photograph 3aIeries, No. 81
arket Sauare. opposite Preble Str ,et. iy9ti
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o. To Let.
4 BOUT 800 feet OF rl,e lower end of Custom House
N Wharf, anil the Warehouse and Office> there
or, nov occupie" by Thomas A-cencio q Co En-
quire OF e LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
sept11n 133 0mmercial Street
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W . n II ED.
Wanted Z
Wanted 7.
w.utad wontad,

t%Jak WHuUCus w autcOs
L'ARMER ,Luhbermen, Merchan,cs orany other
! nun, wanting oil men this wiz ter 10 chop cord
arood, to d, any Kind of worh, can lind them at
this Office Also, all persons wishing good girls for
housework hot is, salOons stores &C., find tnpm
h re at short notice A. j. COX Z CO.. p
Emplozm mt and General Business Agents, No 351s
'ongre-s Street.
November 25. DIFF
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National Tr,, ders Bank.
second National Bank.

THE Annual Meeting ofSt0ckho'ders, of the Sec
on Nllio a. Bank. Cortland, for the election
Of Direct rs, .nd any other busn>ss which NAV le-
galiy come be ore thm will be eld at their Bank
ing room. on Exc ,ange Street, Tuesday 14th Janu-
ary next, at3P NJ. Per Order
W. Fl. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1887. dr13-dtd
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To Lei.

THE second and fourth stories of Store No. 151
Middle street, Hopkins Book Apply 10
srpt23dlf ST. JOHN SMITH
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TO s-hT.


se 10 Let. -sf-At .l-tl.
WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 80 I'antorth
w st. taM at 4+v, oc2Sdtf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-04
AegaI.


STaTE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME Corn- With,
i ot NE hlFi urand Division Of said Sate-Spencfr
som = iilSt, Edwin A. Clark, Henry j. Baker
ma" Baker, Conrad Baker. jr, Charles H. Baxter
1 u a. blN,er Franklin Bell. Nehemiah Leonard Samus
ets, samuel y. Leonard, Edward 3 Warner tugustns
thompson Edward NJ Atwate Christian Ihm.en Willi,m
,hnse. Franklin McoNiu John Wilson, franklin n par
H. FRANK neal James Aver Frederick Aver TTom.s
Il; buck'ey william c. Shellon and William r. nlIpo
tIs IN error vs. Jacob Bockee John Phillips Geo "
Tn Jared Gage, Alison Ward John j. lnns Geo
INNS Nathaniel Clifford and the President Director, and
company OF the Bank of Poughkoepsie Defendant, in error
-Lrt'r " the Superior Court of Chicago
whereas Inc said Spencer Il. Root and Others. pIsintG !,
~ % nave sued ont writ Of error from said
,ori 10 reverse udgmca obtained said jacob,
anu o'hers defendants in aforesaid against
sd aniii IN error in the said Superior Court of ticac
which said writ OF is pending in said Suprem.
tourt; ana whereas, writ Of faci,s has bee,
duly ISSUED herein etarDabc the first ay Of tho next
term OF SAID supreme Court to he holden Ottawa in said
state on the second Monday in September next According
law and whereas also it appears by affidavit on file in the
Clerks once of said Supr Court that the said President
and Directors and Company Of the Rank of Psuehke,p,.
Nathaniel Clifford and George Inns non.res-nts of the
state OF illinois, and without the reach of the process of said
Supreme Court
Now therefore, yo the sail President and Dect.rs and
company of tho bank of foughkeapse Nathaniel Clifford and
George 1nn. part Of the said Defendants in error who's,
an" appear before thu Justices Of sad Supreme Court the
next term OF said court be holden Ottawa state
on he second Monday in September hear the
ana proceedings brought into said Supreme Court return
OF SAID writ OF error and the assigned YOU shall
see h and further and receive what said court shall
order In this behalf
Dated this April II, A. D. 1867.
HENRY I. STEELE LLCLAND
Attorney Tor Pins. in Error. Clerk.
April I3,-lw
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NOT1CE.-EsTArE OF DEBORAH A. WIRIcK DECEASED
~ Notice IL hereby given, that the undersigned Adj.
mhstraor OF the estate Of Deborah A. Wirck late Of
county Of Sale and STATE of Illinois, deceased will appear
tefsre the County Court said county the third
being 10th day of May 1855. rhs Court House Ottawa
in said county when where persons having claims or
demands against said estate notified present
the same in writing for ad justment.
Dated thi. 9Th day of April, A. y. 1867.
ap6-6w. JAMES WIRICK, Administrators.
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PhiladeIDhia Trade RepOrt.

MONDAY, August 12.-There is a limited in-
quiry for Flour from the home consumers, and
prices Of fresh ground and old wheat extra
family are we'll maintained Sales Of few hum
dred barrels at S775@S 25 for superfne; 98'50@11
for old and new wheat extra; sl0@ll60 for
Northwestern extra family; $lO@T250 for Penn
sylvania and Ohio do. do; aud Sl2@l4 so for new
wheat do. do. and fancy. Rye Flour is dull; we
quote at 81 75@S25. Nothing doing in Corn
Meal.
There is not much activity in the Wheat
Market, but prices remain without change.
Sales of new Southern and Pennsylvania red at
S225@235. Rye is held at Sl'80@l40 for new
old Pennsylvania. Corn-The offerings are
small and the demand moderate. Sales OF $500
bushels yellow at St'2O9I'22, and 4000 bushels
yellow Western mixed at $ll6@I1S. Data re-
main without change. Sales of new Southern
II the last sale of No. 1 Quercitron Bark was at
Whisky-Common ta offered at 25D30 cents q
gallon, In bona. tfrN f--t
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 10.-The Boiling
brook FiIe Company, of Petersburg, Va, have
been visiting the Fire Department OF Norfolk,
and partaking of the hospitalities rendered
them by the citizens generally. To-day the
whole Department turned out. headed by the
band of the United States ship New Hampshire,
and escorted their guests to Portsmouth. where
the usual interchange of civilties also occurred.
They embarked this afternoon on the train for
their homes.
Intelligence received from Hyde county, N. c.,
states that the corn crops have been entirely
destroyed. The floods of July competely de-
vastated them, and now. beyond roasting ears,
the entire yield will be insignificant.
HYDE county lies upon Lake Mattamusket
which, being fed by the rains altogether is con-
seduently fresh water. The lands are of rich
alluvial soil, and are drained into the lake on
one side, and by Pamlico Sound on the other;
but being almost level, and the depression barely
appreciable, they are always subject to overflow.
This unfortunately occurred this season, and
the farmers and planters who expected to reap
large crops are doomed to a sad disappointment
Governor Pierpont addresses the citizens of
Norfolk this evening on political questions, aud
on Monday visits Suffolk with the same inten-
ton, returning to Richmond on Tuesday.
The bark Trinclon, from Rio, sailed tonight
for New York; aud the schooner Virginia, from
Norfolk for Denmark, with stores.
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THE ROMAN CHURCH.
Pope Plus the Ninth to tho Catholics OF
England and Scotland


The Pope has forwarded the following answer
TO the address sent him by the Catholics OF
england and Scotland during the Convocation
Beloved sons:-Health and Apostollcal bene-
dtction. We congratulate you, beloved sons,
that you show yourselves true offspring OF
saints. Proof OF this is that grateful remem-
brRnce with which you foster the blessing OF
chair to your island, and Of late restored and
increased. Proof too, OF that holy transport
with which you commemorate the constancy
Catholic faith. Proof again, OF that unques-
tionipg obedience TO this Holy See whose
primacy OF honor and jurisdiction you assert;
whose doctrine you declare that you venerate
and embrace with your whole heart; whose
civil rights you hold sacred and necessary unto
the free government Of the Church, 10 which, in
fine, you acknowledge yourself most devoted,
and promise better and perpetual adherence.
And, indeed, you could put forth nothing more
excellent than these duties, which are the sig
nal approval of your faith and nothing to as
more agreeable, to wnom they give the greatest
delight, because we desire nothing more than
that all should have one soul, one heart-all
be one with us, so that we all may be one 10
United with this Holy See, your fathers
fought, and suffering with fortitude the loss of
goods, imprisonment, torture and death,
banded down TO you the faith which they had
received whole and entire and sealed with their
blood. And you, closely treading In these
noble footsteps up to this time. have sustained.
together with us, more periious, though it
it was with the assurance that so long as you
were fixed in this rock, against which the gates
of hell shall not prevail, victory must be with
you. Go on, then, ever in this way the more
firmly; proceed together with us to contend by
the arms of justice against the haters of re-
ligion and truth; endeavor yet more studi-
ously to propitiate God by your zeal and works of
mercy in which He takes most delight; perse-
we're in prayer, and, acquitting yourselves
men, walt for the Lord, who, at length prevailed
upon by entreaty, Will scatter the darkness of
errors, still disturbances, and, without doubt,
restore the reign ofjustice and peace. We augur
for you the joy of this result, and the abund-
ance OF all heavenly graces, in token whereof,
and in witness likewise of our paternal good
will and kindly Affection we most lovingly
impart to all of you, and TO the whole of Eng
land, our Apostolic benediction.
Given at Rom e, at st. Peters, on the 10th day
OF July, 1867, of our Pontihcate the twenty
second year Plus p p. TX.
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DISASTER TO THE GULF CABLE.

Parting of the Gable Near the BuOys
Twenty Miles from Key West-TWO
Days' DnsuccssGfuI Graphing for the
Lost End
orr KEY WEST. August g. via Lake City,
August live left Cuba paying out the cable
on the evening of the 9th inst, and arrived at
the twenty mile buoys off Key West in twenty
hours, and while drawing in slack to make the
shore, on the evening OF the 7th, the cable
parted half mile from the ship, in hundred
and thirty fathoms of water. We have been
graphing for the cable for two days, but have
thus far been unsuccessful One hundred and
twenty-seven miles of cable have been used In
crossing the Gulf, on account of the currents
drifting the NarVa to the eastward of her
course. We may grapple the cable tomorrow,
and 1t may take month. The United States
steamship Tahoma left yesterday for New York,
having been relieved by the Lenapee, which
will render the Narva all assistance required.