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MADRID, Dec. 28.-The Austrian frigate No
vera, in command of Admiral Tegethoff, hay
ing on board the remains of the late Arch-Duke
Macmillan, arrived at Cadiz yesterday after
noon.
The session of the Cortes commenced vester-
day. In the usual speech from the throne
Queen Isabella pledged the support of the ma.
ton to the Pope for the preservation of tho
temporal power.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 28.-In the Corps Legislatif to-
day the bill for the reorganization of the army
was passed after several amendments Nj.
Rouher proposed nine years service instead of
eight, which, after sharp contest, was carried.
There were 81 opposing votes. In his speech
on the proposed amendment he called atten-
ton to the armament of the neighboring pow
ers, and supported his plan as the only ohe
now practicable. The bill is certain to become
a law.
The Paris Constitutional denounces the re-
pudiation of Italy.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Dec. 28-Another Fenian utrage
was perpetrated to-day at Dublin. An effort
was made to fire. the General Post Office by
means of Greek fire. The attempt was happi
ly frustrated; beyond the destruction of few
letters no great damage was done.
| A large powder mill at Faversham, about
fifty miles from this city, was blown up and
utterly destroyed this afternoon. Ten persons
were killed outright and large number injur-
ed. The cause of the explosion is unknown.
LONDON, Dec. 29-The London Observer says
no new or extraord mary powers will now be
asked Of Parliament for the repression of Fen
ian plots or disturbances.
1t is expected that, owing to the prostraton
| of commerce and trade during the last quarter
| of the year, the January returns will show a
| serious decrease in the amount of receipts from
the revenue during that period in this King
dom.
A number of eminent Russian statesmen
and diplumatists have met in st. Petersbu rg,
and are holding a conference on the Eastern
| question.
| SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. % Evening. = The
steamship Borussia, from New York 14th inst
arrived off Cowes at o'clock this evening" and
| after landing her London passengers, mails
and freight, sailed again for Hamburg.
| LONDONDERRY, Dec. 20. = The steamship
| United Kingdom, from New York Dec 14th
touched at Neville to-day, and after a short
stay sailed for the Clyde
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Dispatches from Italy rep
resent that there is much political agitation in
northern and southern Italy. In Naples and
| in the cities of Piedmont sthe excitement is
| dangerous, and fears are entertained that it
may ultimate in rsings against the authority
| of the government.
PARIS, Dec. 29-The Papal government of
fers to pay the interest on those Italian bonds
which represent the old debt OF the Pontifical
States annexed to the kingdom of Italy. The
Italian Parliament recently refused by de
cisive vote to pay the coupons on these bonds
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To Let.
WITH B )ARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
Wv for gentleman and wife. at So Free st. oc24dtf
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DISASTER. The sch Grace Clifton. Otis, from
R,ckland for New Orleans, loaded with lime, which
has been fire for four days. arrived at Key West
3Ot inst and will be scuttled.
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TTNHE Stockholders in this Bank are hereby noti-
Il fled that the Annual Meeting, TOR the choice OF
Directors, and the transaction OF such business as
may legally be brought before them, viii be holden
at the Bank, on Er'H
Tuesday, January 14th 1865. mt 10
O'Clock, A. W.
CHAS. PIX YSON Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1867. dcl3-2tawtd
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L ATE In the service Of the Grand Trunk Railway
~ Company, at Portland, will find a letter from
bis brother David at the Pc t Office, Portland u s.
Acquaintance who will inform him of this, will
oblige.
December go 1867. DIT
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Wet Nurse
For Sale.

A NYBODY desiring to secure the services of A
"A healthy Wet Nurse, will hear Of an oppor uni
ty by enquiring at this office.
December Is. div
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Tuesday Morning, December 81. 1867.
MAINE.

MAINE.
Especial dispatch to the Daily Press by International
Line.i
ARRIVAL OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Dec 30.-An unusual number OF
members elect of both branches of the Legisia-
ture have arrived in the city tonight, and the
canyassing for the respective offices is quite
brisk, but the result is involved in too much
mystery to express definite opinion.
ORGANIZATION OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE oo''-
MTTTEE.
The Republican State Commit'e1 INV. WIS
evening and organized by eiect'Hs non. D. u
Blaine Chairman, j. E. Butter, OF biddeford,
Secretary, and L. p Strickland, of Bangor,
Treasurer
ELECTION OF DELEGATEs TO THE CHICAGO CON
vENTIoN.
xne I'D of January was designated as the
time for the election of four delegates at large
to the Chicago Convention.
ITO Associated Prcss.l
FATAL ARRAY AT BUCKFFLD.
LEWISTON, Dec. 80. A special dispatch to
the journal says that Thomas S. Brigham
shot dead his uncle, Michael BRIGHAM, in an
affray at Buckied, Saturday evening. He
claims to have acted in sef-detence.
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To Lot

A TENEMENT In Franklin Street, containing Z
II rooms. Also one on Lincoln ST. containing s
rooms Apply to Mr.. NJ LIBBY
Dec 20. eodtf IS franklin st.
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Cumberland National Bank.

Cumberland National Bank.
THE stockholders of "The Cumberland National
Il Bank OF Portland" are hereby notified that
their annual meeting will be held at their Banking
Room on
Tuesday, the 14fh day ofJnnuary next, at
..., 3 o'clock y W.,
for the choice of Directors, and the transaction OF
any other business that may CT before them.
SAMUEL SMALL, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 16, 1861 dtd
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MOBILE, Dec. 27.-Cotton closed firm; factors gen.
orally claiming full rates; sales TODAY s,4oo bales;
Middne III q 13ie; receipts 1896 bales; sales of
the week 1880 ballet; receipts same time 22.724
bales exports 2O,74! bales; coaswise 1850 bales;
foreign 1861 bales; stock'6i,795 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Dec. 27.-Cotton quiet and prices
easier sales 500 bales; receipts $50 bales New York
Middlings 134c.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec 27.-Cotton opened dull and
closed active and advancing; sales 1850 bales; Mid
dlings IA q 14fc; receipts 1851 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 81. Cotton-The better
Qualities are unchanged; lower grades declined I q
&c; sales 1900 bales; Middlings 143 q 15c; receipts
$3.50 bales.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. Dec. 27.-Sririts Turpentine
firm at 47c. Resin advanced to 50 for No.2. Cot
ton steady; AIiddling at IS q Isle.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 30.-Cotton stiff; Middling
uplands lac; sales 5000 baes receipts since Saur-
day 6.9OS bales; exports 6,e54 bales. Sugar firm;
common 81 a 92c; fair 10s q life; prime TO choice
1910. Moasses active; common 60c; choice 75c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3o.-Flour and Wheat
changed. Mining Stocks quiet. Legal Tenders 75c.
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Information Wanted

MRS FRANCES SASTROFF, mother OF Stephen
Ifl c.. Sastroit. doc. late 18th Me. Vols.
Lewis S. Merrill, late Co. e, 4rh N. II. Vols
Wm: White, late private Co. L, 18th Me. Vols.
Winfield s. Hunter, late private Co. L, SO Mass,
Vols y = f'--D'
Geo. A. Thompson, late private 1st Maine Battal-
ion. supposed residence st, John, N. b.
Lafayette W. Crosby, late private Co. G, 20th Me.
Vols.
John Kramer. late Co. @, 18th U. S. Infantry.
All of the above named parties will hear something
TO their advantage by sending their address 10 Box
IL, Portland, Me. Z. o. ecI1eod1nl
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
ANOTHER DEFALcATIoN.

WORCESTER, Dec. 3O.-It is reported that
Thomas X. Whitbourn, Treasurer of the town
OF Spencer, defalcated with $4,000, and has
been missing about week.
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A TENEMENT corner of Salem and Bracket
"A Streets. Enquire of
JABEZ c. wOODMAN, JR..
decl9dtf ts#tt. 144s Exchange Street.
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To Let.

STORE in Boyds Block, on Exchange street, sec
- ond door from Middle st.
Also, Rooms in second story, corner of Middle and
Exchange street-also over store No rs Middle st.
suitable Tor sales-roOms.
Also. Offices in Sd and 4th stories of which
has large sly-light for Photographic Room.
Apply to VIM BOYD.
Dec 1S-dtt
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Canal National Bank.

CascO National Bank.
rTNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in "The
Casco National Bank OF Portland" will be
held, at their Banking House
Tuesday, January I4th 1S6S, Mt 10 Ii
o'ciOck A. W.,
for the election of Directors and for the transaction
Of such other business as may legally come before
them.
E. P. GERRIsH, CasSicr.
December 49, 1861. dec1l did
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ANNUAL ME ETINGS.
Notice..

THE Proprioiors of Union Wharf Corporation are
Il hereby notified that their Annual Meet ng will
be holden at the Counting Room OF the Whartinger,
on nd wharf, OH the first Tuesday, being the sew
enth day Of January next, at O'Clock +. NJ to act
on the following articles:
To choose a President.
ITO choo,e Clerk for the ensuing year, and
such other officers as may be deemed necessary.
a. receive and allow accounts sganst the Cor
poration n
4.-T0 appropriate any funds necessary for repairs
on said wharf, tor other purposes, and generally
to act on all matters which may be considered nee
essary for the interest OF the Proprietors.
~ JOSEPH II. WHITE,
dec30dtds Clerk of Union Wharf
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HUGH ROSS.

hnhEE counters. three feet by ten. Also one Of
nee Desk. Enquire al Nathan Goods, No. 1877
Middle Street. VIM p JORDAN
December 80, div
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First National Bank.

THE Stockholders OF this Bank are hereby notified
= that their annual meeting for the choice Of
Directo and the transaction of any other business
legally brought befor6 them, will be held at the
Bank. on
Tuesday the fourteenth day OF January
next, mt ten o'c ock in the forenoon.
WILLIAM L. GOULD. Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 13, 1861. decl4-dtd
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CANA pa.

DEATH OF A CANADIAN OFFICIAL.
OTTAWA, Dec. 80. = The Hon. Ferguson
Blair, President of the Council of the Prov
ince of Ontario, died last night. in
ACCIDENTs-THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-Miss Adelaide Coops,
while crossing Thames river this morning, fell
through the ice and was drowned.
BRANTFoRD, Dec. 30.-Two young persons
by name Amelia Woodatt and Thomas Shaw,
aged 18 years respectively, were drowned in
the canal on Saturday while skating. Their
bodies were recovered to-day.
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PettengiLL, Fettl0ns Dc Co.

OtVOftS UUV3 - SVVtOO" " W.
consider it all important that something new should
be started in Portland the first of the year, and in
view of certain existing facts, have come to the de-
cded conclusion that they would sell goods for cash
only after the first day OF January, 1868. Having
had encouragement from individuals that always
pay the cash their goods that such store is very
much needed in Port and, and that by little extra
effort part to buy goods low,-which we eel
confident we can by paying the cash for them-that
should be enabled to live besides being benefit
to all who carry the cash in their poci buy their
dinners. As We are taking the lead in this matter,
we expect and firmly believe that others will soon
follow, and SON the system of certain eminent
physician Of this city will be true Of us all, vz.-T
never eat anything until know it is paid for.'
We solicit the continued favors OF present pat
rons, and wish all who would buy their goods low to
give CALL feeling confident that W. can please
them in every respect, and enable them to go on
their way rejoiced that Pettengl Fullum & Co.
ling goods so low. r.I H.f.r
We shall keep constantly on hand good assort-
ment of goods in CUR line, which will Gelvered to
any part of the city. ts, 3..-'r srr.- q
PETTEN GILL, FULLAM 81 CO.,
374 CONGRESS- STREET,
decd301w -,a.. ai. PORTLAND, Me-
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FOREIGN Markets,

HAVANA, Dec S0-Sugar was quoted to-day at
reals for No. II utch standard. Exchange on Lon
don 12t "a 12i per cent. premium; on New York cur
rency, short sight, 22i q % per cent. discount.
LONDON Dec. 2s-Commercial alvices from Shang-
the crop up the LIST of December at 80 10000
TBS. Green Tea at Shanghai was active and frmer.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Psi A. M.-Cotton opens dull
and inactiv sales 5000 bales; Miltling uplands
7td Middlins Orleans 75d. There have been quite
heavy sales to-day OF Cotton to arrive, not included
in the above estimated sales, at sgd for Middng up
lands. Breadstutfs steady and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Standardization closed
quiet but with rather activity; sales fully 10000
bales including the usual proportion say about 1880
bales of American. Breadstuffs quiet and steady;
Corn-A1xed Western As Cd; Wheat-White Cali
fJrnia los, and No. Red Western lbs Cd; Barley IS
81; Oats IS Sd; Peas 46s. Provisions quiet and
steady; Lar 81 higher, aud quoted at sos; Beef
lbs; Pork els Cd; Cheese BIS; Bacon Ais. Produce
Turpentine aud Is Cd fer common Resin; find do lis.
Linseed Oh G37; Whale $50; Sperm G1l2. TaIlow
AS 9i Petroleum quiet; spirits Is, and standard
White Is SD. Clover Seed 46s Lnseed Cakes 910
los.
FRANKFORT, Dee. 29-United States 5-2O's quoted
to-day at 76S q 762.
LONDON, Dec. 30-Forenoon. -Consols 92} q 92l
for money and 9b a 90 for account.
AMERICAN SEUURITIEs-U. S. 5-20's u q 72t;
Illinois Central shares $751; Erie Railroad shares 4S
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 30-Forenoon.- quiet;
sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands 7d; Middling
Orleans I'D; shipments from Bombay since August
list rs, 900 bales.
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"A @ A II ID .

The subscribers would respectfully announce to
the Merchants Bankers and Manufacturers OF
Portland, and the State of Maine, that they will
open on the list of January next, A BRANCH of
their
improved Mercantile Agency in this city.
We would tender our thanks for the generous
patronage heretofore received, and trust that the
INCREASED FACILITIES AFFORDED by having an
office located here, together with our unremitting
efforts to obtain THE LATEST AND FULLEST RE-
PORTS OF THE TRADE, may entitle us to the con-
tinued confidence OF the public.
j. NJ. BR ADS rREET s. SON
Portland, Dec 9th, 1867. dc2sd3ts
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HOUSE to Let.
Houses to Rent.
Wharf Room toilet.
To Let.

A DESIRABLE Modern House partially furnish
~ ell. One ofthe best locations in the City. 10
be lei for 10 months ii desired. Enquire Of
JOHN @ PROCTOR.
December 25. DIV SO Exchange st.
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Wanted.
Boarders Wanted.
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost M iCto7e,, ,

" for two hundred and nine dollars nd eighty,
seven cents (S2o9 ST. dated January 18th 1867 An
persons are cautioned against purchasing said note
as payment on the same has been STONED
December go. div
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Adjournment of Congress

nEEMING It necessary and proper that the men,
- bers of the Senate and House OF Representa-
tves should take short before entering upon
the important business of the new year; and where
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ROard Wanted.

u Y two or three Young men; good rooms with
~ board near the Park. Private family preferred.
Reference gwen if required. 3
Address M. P. O., Portland p. o. de2sd3ts
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second National Rank.

'y,HE Annual Meeting ofStockhoIders, of the Sec
! ond National Bank, Portland, for the election
Of directors, and any other BUSINESS which NAV le-
galy come before them, will be Eed at their Bank
ing groom, on Exchange Street,
Tuesday, 14th january next, mt p. m.
Per Order
w. H. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1857. dc13-dtd
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[From the Lewiston journal, June, 1851

FL. W. RICHARDSON, Esq, formerly the editor-in-
ceief and for few raouhs associate editor of the
Portland Press has resumed his old position as edit
or-in Chief OF that Ter. We are graiied to well
come Mr.. RichardsonIback again to his old place. and
we doubt not the readers OF the Press generally will
unite with MS in expressing the same joy. Mr.. X
is one of the abest newspaper writer's in the state
tFrcm the Kennebec Reporter, June, 1851
The Press Is a daily e,,i,;o,,
be moro xteusiyel taken in this
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FOR SALE!
Dissolution of Conoytncrsbi,
Best Yellow Meal t!

En BBLs. BEST SOUTHERN YELLOW
w MEAL, for table use, Just received from
Baltimore and for sale by CHASE BROTHERS,
TS&T2w Head Long Wharf.
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$50 Reward,

/ OST in Portland, December goth, WALLET
~ containing Coupons and Bonds to the value of
over $500 Also about $50 in money, and notes
and papers of no value to any one but tile owner
Ia ment on the Coupons and Bonds has been
stopped. Fifty dollars will be paid TO the finder on
delivery of wallet and contents at 100 Exchange
street. W. w. THOMAS, in.
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Wanted {!

NY man with few hundred dollar, can hear of
"A good chance for business by APPLYING to
n rA A. j. cox & CO.,
December "a. d1w*
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Is as carefully made up as an entirely independent
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A cemplcic Con gressional and legislative
record from week to week, summary
of State ews arr ang. d by counties,
an agricultural department COM
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week in fui', Market
Reports carefully
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of pubiica-
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A readable Story every week, and n pHRe
of entertaining miscellany, together
with the most imp ortnnt correspond
cnce, reports and editorials, and
the latest telegrap hie intelli-
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To clubs, during the coming mpor ant year, we are
willing TO offer liberal reduction. To Clubs Of ten
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for fifteen dollars, strictly in ad0ance.
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MTEp.
TAINTED, AGENTS,
Board Wanted.

- Board Wanted.
by young lady in respectable boarding house
ID OF family.
Also, situation for young lady in shop or
office. Address j. A, Portland P.O.
dec29dlws r-.--|. -J.n
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National Traders bank

THE Shareholders of "The National Traders Bank
L OF Portland are hereby notified that their an
nual Meeting will be held at their Banking Rom
No. 81 Exchange street, on
Tuesday, the I4ih day OF January next, nt
O'Clock n. N,
to choose five Directors for the ensuing year. and to
act on any other business that may legally come be-
fore them.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland. Dec. 10, 1861. dci3-dtd
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, July ls.-There is little more
hrmness In Cotton, bat the demand is limited,
Small sales OF niddllng uplands at 2Oc., and
New Orleans at &c.
In Coffee, Sugar, and Molasses, the transac-
lions are small, without change in prices.
The Flour market continues excessively dun,
and nothing bat the scarcity of the sipniies
enables holders TO realize present Quotations.
Ihe demand Is entirely restricted to the wants
OF tpe home consumers, who purchase onlv 10
supply present extgencies. Small sales OF low
grades and choice Northwestern extra family
do. at Sll@l3; fancy at $l4@Sl6; extras at s9S9S0
and superhne at SS@8:0 Ry Q Flour Commands
$500 $50. In Corn Meal nothing doing
Th' re Is more Wheat Offering, but the demand
Is limited; sales of bushels good and pure
new red at 50 6O@275 per bushel; 400 bushels old
is worth SI60 Corn is very quiet with small
sales OF yellow ut 8ll3@l'l4, and mixed Western
at STU. Oats are unsettled, and range from
or Malt. ''--'S
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tie property destroyed, with the insurance
thereon, is, as nearly. as can be sscertalLed,
thus: - Field u Sons Agricultural Machine
Works, $50, 900; insured for $50 600 in Ne w York
and Eastern Companies. Dodge q Co.'s loss
$3.50, 900; heavily insured, of which $4,000 was in
the Royal Insurance Company, in London, and
$2600 in the State, Of Jersey City. Sylvester
sured for $500 in New York Companies. Derby,
Snow & Prentiss loss S35,0O0; covered by in.
surance, of which Sl1, 900 is in the London,
Liverpool, and Globe. Hudson River Cement
Works Company, loss $25, 900; insured for
$l5, 1000. Mr. Cobbs loss estimated at $4,000 on
building, machinery, ETC.; said to be fully in-
sured. Paint mills, loss $4,000. The State In
suranoe Con- pany also had an insurance OF $1,000
on Mr.. Fields property, making their total loss
In their efforts to arrest the progress of the
FIRE John McMann and F. W. Van Buren, OF
Engine Company No. 3, were burned in their
escape from an alley-way, In which they were
surrounded by flames, Some trouble was
caused by the frequent bursting of the hose,
all, except the Amoskeag combination hose,
proving too weak to bear the heavy pressure of
the water.
During the progress of the fire the corners of
and fighting, which at one time bade fair to be-
come riot. One muscular fellow ", in a half in
toxicated condition, struck wildly about him in
dangerous style, and kicked viciously at the
friends who endeavored to lead him off. A
large crowd collected, among whom were several
policemen, who contented themselves with
shouting at him until be was taken away by his
companions. general row also occurred Mt
basement grocery and saloon, block west of
a lull offered an opportunity for a decent re-
treat - hpID York Tribune.