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The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

TAE HARTFORD TINES thus satirizes the ca :
BILE kilograms that Chronicle the nai,eutiae of
the daily life of our Munster to Prussia:
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Scheutzeufest cele-
Drated their annual games to-day, on the
banks ofthe Spree. Mr.. Bancroft the Amer
lean Minister was present. He expressed
himself pleased with the beer.
BERLIN, Dec. "a powerful rain occurred
to-day. The American Minister, the Hon.
Mr.. Bancroft, appeared, nevertheless, on the
UnIer den-Linden, with green gingham
umbrella over his head. Its said he has not
taken cold,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
MEMORANDA,

Sch Ellen Forester, Deer Isle, from Norfolk tor
Honduras, struck IN Colorado i;eei, n w side OF
cuba about 1st inst, and is total loss. The crew
were saved.
Eisineur. Nov 20 = Barque Topeka. Blanchard,
IRON Cronstadt 18th tor Liverpool has stranded Ok
P,lkola.
Gibraltar Nov 20 Barque Reina del Sud, Cobb,
from LeghOrn Tor New York, which sal ed from here
18th, ha, put back in distress.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

FATAL AocIDENr.-Two young men, one of
whom was named Charles Lawrence, son of
n $. Lawrence, Esq, of Pownal, while skat-
Ing on Royals river in North Yarmouth on
Friday afternoon last, broke through the ice.
Young Lawrence was unfortunately drowned,
but the other managed to extrcate himself
Although assistance was quickly procured it
woe an hour and half before the lifeless re-
mains were recovered. 1t is sad hior TO
friends and relatives, as Lawrence was yonng
man of much promise.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

LuMBER-O statement in regard to the
lumber trade of Portland has had the effect
Intended. and has brought out statement
from large lumber dealer of the city 10 re-
gard to the business. He says that the figures
from the report Of the Secretary of the Board
of Trade, giving the importation of lumber
into Portland for 1867 at about 2,500,OOO feet,
and for 1868 something over 10000 feet, N ust
be from the Custom House books, which mere.
ly give the toreign lumber. 1--WE said foreign
lumber-ED) AS this account looks very
meagre to those posted in the trade, and a. 1t
may go abroad as all the lumber trade of Port
land he desires to say that the amount of lum-
Der that will be received here and sold by mer.
chants and manufacturers, and distributed
alona the Atlantic seaboard and foreign ship
ment, will amount to nearly 1870 900 900 feet for
1868 at value of 100000. And when the
Ogdensburg Railroad is completed we shall
not be far behind Bangor in our receipts of
lumber
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

q Hoitdny trcscnt-Ladies and gentlemen.
young anu old DESTROYS OF having Their hslr b1auii
- Ior Tue uoudays, should use bottle of Cheva
iefs 1iie to- the lair at unce. Read Cheya
iiers irealies on the HAIR Free to al given away
az tne ~ ug stores, or sent BY mail free. This book
vate and have beau iIul hair and restore ursy b;
original color, stop lis falling out, rDmnve ali ri
taton or daudruf from tue scalp, thus keenino a.
mar beautiful TO the latest perio of life s-Ss
dc1SNtodc29 ii23 PROC, - ~ -
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P. Barnes.

WALTER BRowN.-A dispatch from Cincin.
natl on Saturday afternoon announced that
the champion oarsman, who was rowing on a
wager from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati, ran his
boat against bridge at Parkersburg, Va, and
81 injured it as to be unable to proceed farther
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
REvERpy JOHNSON said in his Rirminrham

hEVEhDx JOHNSON sald in his Birmingham
speech that "if there are any persons either in
England or the United States who ara so uu-
gracious that they should think proper to rem
der ju igment against his conduct he appeals
from their Judgment, and shall in the Lam
guase of the lawyers, submit their total dis
quai fi'ation by natare to entertain and d.
eide thu question:" man who can rouud
up sentence of that kind certainly ought not
to be criticised.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

Every week at this season large numbers of
hogs are shipped over the Vermont Cen raj
rn'road TO Boston. On Tuesday train laden
with 1900, passed through ST. Adams.
All IN pork used to come to Portland, be
~ .oe Boston railroads were built. When
the osdensburg road gets under wav the
w." vorma r,r r 200 hogs will not pass over
Wv ~ Neuuu road TO Boston
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

EDWARD CRANE, who lectured here week
before iast' has given notice in behalf of the
Peoples Association for Cheap Travel and
Transportation" that the next Legislature of
Massachusetts, will be petitioned to incornorate
trust companies 10 take and operate the nrin
cipal railroads which 1t is proposed shall ba
owned by the State.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE will hold a
special meetip9 this Monday evening, at 1.2
O'Clock, at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, to see what
action will be taken with reference to adopting
a uniform lesson in all the schools of the CITY.
The presence of every pastor, superintendent
and teacher is earnestly requested.
r. HoyT Sacra,or,,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
nQbinOfnD nscavnb., q / 4


x~,,o,- ashngton, Deem Der 2l, 1868.
INrOhMAJlON as b. en- received at this Depart-
4 ment from MT. HenryC Hal, the Consul OF the
Ghted States at Matauzas, Cubs, OF the death on
ne ist OF july last, at Sagua Ia GIande, OF IOHN
JOeeNSO ', seaman belonging 10 the ship HAT
ne Ross" and late a resi- leni OF Portland Me.
INFORM alton has cen rece we'd al o from the same
source, o. the DEATH the Oath o. The same month
anu at he same lacr, Of ~ ,MLAL DAVE
seaman belonging to the Ship al S. ishop" and
formerly resident OF Portland, Me. Gc7d3is
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

o.NpioTED.-Among the bills of Indictment
C,nr, W the grand jury of the U. 8. District
uovorn o on's city was one against James w.
-, % snu 1ames:.A. Fairbrother for ipcen.
o'arism at tne . 8. Arsenal at Augusta Tbsv
Will have their trial sometime th;o $50 So Aney
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
DIED.

>, In this city DEG: Charley E., only child OF the
yea 10 months. - " "ii"ee' asso
In North a Yarmouth. by drown ng, Charles LAW
renee EsI., OF PownaI ' S0" VI Az o. LAW
Gray. Soy st"oo at ociocks IN
IN Saeo' NOv.29 hfr James F,gg aged 60 years
IN Alfred, Noy 30, Mrs. Mary, wife Of Hon. BENZ.
ri! IN nef%scs -. YRS. Mary, wife OF Job Har
Ran oeiast NOV "a. Mrs Maria, vile OF joseph
years caS'ln'' Sev's Mr.. Joshua Hooper, aged 50
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
Uui,ed States Dixtric, Co--,.

DECEMBER TERM-foX, j., PRESIDING
sAToRDAY.-The grand jury came in his morn,
and returned ten bills Of indictment, and were
discharged. The docket was then called The trial
Jury will come in on Monday
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
Supreme ,yud,c;., co,

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY. j.. PRESIDING
SATURDAY.-In the case OF Cooper Y. Pannen, re.
ported in Saturdays issue, further testimony was
adduced. The evidence being all in Court ADJOURN
Cd In consequence OF the indsposiion of Judge Tap
ley, until o'clock Monday afternoon.
Howard s. Cleayts. p Rnrnoa
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
Before You Know II
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This splendid HAIR Dye is the best in the world
Inc only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
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The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

POLICE STATIoN.-Four arrests were mazda
Saturday night for d-unknness and one for
'agrancy. Three persons applied Tor lodgings
and were accommodated.
The vagrant alluded to is a lad named John
Cunningham, a son of Winnfred Cunninn-
ham, who spends his time in loafng and steal.
ing
Sunday, during the day, there was not a ner.
son brought in. 1t was very quiet all over tho
city,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

In ANrIcIPATIoN.-We saw hack sleigh,
drawn by span of horses over the hard froz
en- ground OF Consres, street, Saturday MORN
ing the driver walking by its side and evil
dent'y determined to be prepared Tor the
threatened snow storm
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

FnoMENo CONCERT. w it is that the
people of Portland have not yet got educated
up to Sunday evening concerts, or whether
through ignorance of the artists who were to
sing last evening they decided not to 90 we
cannot tell. 1t is sufficient to say that they
are unaware of what they lost and we will ag-
gravate them little by giving them some in
formation on the subject.
Miss Filomeno improves decidedly on ac-
qualntance. We are all the more convinced
that OF the two instruments piano and violin,
she should devote herself to the violin, Her
pathetic execution of sob! hear me Norma
10 the fantasia OF that opera. was one of the
most expressive Specimens of violin PLAYING
we have heard for many day. We would not
be supposed to decry her ability on the piano,
as she performed the Lszt fantasia from GER.
mani" very we'll indeed, but simply we prefer
her on the violin. Miss Rdgway has very
clear, sweet flexible voice, although it IS more
suited to psrlor or small hail. Her rendi-
ton OF Beautiful bird, sing on" as an encore
was CT armingly given, in fact quite bird-like
Mr.. Chase was suffering from slight cold.
which at times affected his voice, but never
fairly. We should judge that MS voice is not
very powerful, but quite sweet and easily man.
aged. Mr.. Hall gave the "Echo song" finely,
and was particularly good in the long ford
passages in his second selection. Rudolphsen
was sick and couldn't come, but his place ,-as
supplied by Mr.. Dudley, who sang Non G
ver' very nicely, and who has quite power
full baritone. Altogether it was very nice
concert, although more fitted for parlor than
our large City Hall. We have one fault to
find with the performers, and that was the
want OF punctualitv in beginning the concert,
and another with the audience for rudeness in
INDUCING in satirical applause when the young
lady was removing her gloves at the piano. This
sort OF thing has lately become too common.
1t may seem like affectation to the audience
for the player to wear gloves, but it is custom
airy the world over.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

CONGRESS assemblies to-day. There no ho.n
much talk of vigorous Prosecution =, b bne
ness, but those who anticipate much nroou us
this week will be disappointed, since mos, 30 %
the time is likely to he occupied in eulogiz;na
members who have died durl0g the vacation
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

PURSUANT to license from the Judge OF Pro-
bate Tor the County of Cumberland, shall offer
at private sale, at my office, and arter Saturday
which Jeremiah SWEET died seized and possessed,
consis thug of house and 4, with out buildings sit
uated on the easIerly side OF Washington Street. in
the City Of portland.
wM. e. MORRIS, Admir-.
Portland, Dec. 4, 1868. d7tissN
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
FOR EIGN PORTS

Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Oct l6, shin r-b,,o vvooIs
from Shields. Z, for Bomoay. ''' "esA''
SD I'm Muscat Sept %. parGue Chalmette, Waite.
Ar at Penang Sept 90, Rainbow Tbayer. siueapore
land siiled Oct 10 Tor BostOn.)
,,ar,, a. aicut's Oct ~, barCue Houghton, Willis
:, At Calcutta ocs 26, ship Castine Tburston, for
Cbarntta O Men' ckian, Freeman, Mauri ius !;
Um, pa.i us, rnc barques McLarren, Corning
aH Sid t e,icp S. snow, ior Boston.
ritius; Sanger OCT "a sgnand, Williams, Maui
eias I Bombay Oct ~. ship koeklgbt, Williams,
ID Oc' %. ship Eddystone, Peterson, Calcutta.
Ar at st Helena goth u t. ship Abbott Lawrence,
INHERIT Manila. land sid 2ist tor Curunnal
Ar at Messina 18th ult, brig Giles Loring, Pink.
SIN m Nap'es 18th ult, ship Fearless, Patrick, for
Cid at Gibraltar 18th ult, baroue Lemuel Howes.
| ttron, Bostonl tor Malta l4tn, Union Nicholson,
, SD i'm Bordeaux 18th ult, ship Southern Rights.
Williams. Savannah.
Ar at Mcssina sth ult, brig Marposa, Lancaster,
Sid fm Swinemunde 18th ult, brigJ W Spencer,
Spencer. Liverpool.
Ar at London kIst nit baroue Mary q liver Wat
lingion, Baltimore
Sid I'm Dover Goth. barque Mary Bentley. Clark,
trom Du kirk Tor Shields
Sid I'm Dublin 18th brig jeremiah, Ford. Troon.
AT at Bonacca Spluish Mann 18th uit, sch sum
AT Euevitas 18th ut. brig G W Barter, Moore, tor
New York next day
AT Port au Prince 10th nit, brig Inginac, Gray.
from Cape Hayden. a. 10Th.
At Havana 2th, brlgs F Nash, Lancv for New
York, ldg; Eta N Tucker, Tucker, and l. L. Wals-
wo,th Bailey for Baltimore.
At Bermuda 18th ult brig Jennie Morton Bonhof
from Baltimore, ar 9th, ioT Trinidad 2sth.
Ar at st John. NB, 4th inst, bar ,ie III d Slower
Pierce Bucksport brig ion, Edgett, Portland
Gil I'd, brigs ridelia, kmery, Matanzas 4th David
Owen, Chadbourne Havana.
SPOKEN,
Aug17, lat II n lon rs W, ship Fredk Warren,
iroI London Tor Melbourne.
:, Oct ~ at a 5. Ion E, ship Scotia. Delano. from
Rangoon ter England.
Noy o. no lat, &c. ship American Congress- from
London Tor New Yors.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

Scion Robinson declares that the apple
trees in this country are surely dying out,
and that nothing can save them.
~ here is family in Newburyport, Mass
husband, wife and one child-whose combit1 :.
ed ages are only % years,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-There was potbino h.
fore this Court on Sa urday. To-day is civ;,
action day. To morrow there will be a laroe
number before the Judge for various crimes
and offences
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
~ Oh ICE.

A MEETING OF the Stockholders Of the Portland
"A Con pIhy viii he held on Monday, the 2lst pc
eem9er, al = Nj at the Off e OF the ocean ms Co
Ior tue purpose OF deciding whether tho Company
VIII subscribe 10 the stock the Portland Il OF
uensburg Railroad o, and il SO to what amount.
BY Uider Of the On ectors
dc1td JACUB MCCLELLAN, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

Two private letters have been received IN
New York fIom Dir. Porter Bliss one of Min.
ister Washburne's legation, who WIS soiaaa
by Lopez, the tyrant of Paraguay. Mr. RIiso
predicts that Lopez will hang him. and do.
tends Mr.. W'ashburne declaring that the LAT.
ter did all In nss power to protect bis asso.
states
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

~ The Carriers of the "PREss % are not allowed
to sell papers singv or by the week. under any cir
enmsfances Persons who are, or have been, receiv-
ing Tue PRESS" IN This manner, will confer tav-
or BY ieavlng word at this Office
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

CHRISTMAS TREEs.--The Portland & Rocb.
losa. road is daily bringing to this city car
NJ u spruce trees, which are shipped to
festival, A' 'o"'As Christmas
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

PUss IN Doors PosTpoNED.-We are re-
quested to say that this entertainment, which
was announced to be repeated on Monday eve
ming, is postponed until further notice.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

those in want of Artists materials will find
nice assortment of them at McKenney &
Davis Art store, 2S4 Congress street. All
styles of Picture Frames made to order.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
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AN American gentleman having returned
from England relates the following little sto.
ry: The milk that makes the butter that
Quern Victoria eats is skinned twice and
twelve hours after it is churned." We can't
help wondering, if the milk is churned into
butter, what becomes of the cream
Tho concluding paragraph in the lately
published volumes of Hawthorne's "Note.
Books" reads as follows: ga little while ago
burned great heaps of letters and old papers,
preparatory to going to England. Among
them were hundreds o. IS letters. The
world has no more such, and now they are all
dust and ashes. What a trnstful guardian OF
secret matters is fire! What should we do
without fire and death?'
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

10 LET.-Five pleasant, good sized, we'll fin
lshed rooms to lei in central location An
ply 10 WIN. ID. ferris. d1cJd3t
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

M .AE towns of Naples, Casco, Raymond and
. m.huham vote this week on the question of
ssiog I'VE per cent. OF their valuation In aid
VI the Portland, White Mountains g. oodens,
burg Railroad. ~ = 3S1eps'
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

IHE ATLANTIC FERRY. -Priyat. letters 70.
CeiVeo yesterday in this city from Sanford
Hlemlng, Ed, Chief Engineer of the Inter-
oi'aI Nnl~ay, dated at Hal Ak, speakine of
the progress made 10 the cayry1n. CUT of that
great Undertaking, men ions that a s,,rvay bod
been made across New oundlapd ,,,r;nr. 49,
lIst sun, ...er, and that this line is orbwifh -
be built
Those familiar with Railroad anternr,sos :,
the Provinces will recoilect that Mr. Fiem;n,,
in his report of the surveys in 1864, brnupl,,
this plan TO the att :nrion of the British public,
SD wing that by railway across Newfound-
LAM by ferry from Newfoundland to Cape
d e'on, with bridge across the Gulf of Cam
30, the time required to carry the mails f. ON
London to New York could be reduced inside
six days, allowing the same rate of snee9 he
land and water, as that nov adopted b tween
London and Cork in connection with the
Cupard line of steamers.
Oar readers are aware that the money bao
been raised at favorable rates to the amonnt of
S20,000,000 for completing the Intercolon;al
Railway, which Is to be pat under contract the
coming year
1here seems to be no doubt that the British
government will extend farther aid to fhe In
tercolonial line sufficient to compIeta tho 1inl
across Newfoundland. ave INN
Inc distance between Newfoundland on5
Atlantic ferry. "i"th VI 'he
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

BOYS Over Coats, with large assortment of
Grecian and Zouave Suits, also hats and caps
may be found at 292 Congress street, Grin
Hawkes. Sc Co. dacs.ot
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Machias Republican says the Customs
inspectors seized horse and wagon Wedues-
day night, right IN Iown, with several cases of
liqaors ON board. The owner of the wagon we
unders and, was Mr.. Gooch of East Machi ;.
Being rath r he rd pressed, be threw one case
o liquor out,and smashed it,seized two gallon
jug, aud jumped from the wagon, making his
escape with it. The horse and wagon, with
the remainder of the liquol, were confscated.
We learn from the Republican that Mr.. Fax
ton, OF Boston, met with quite serious acct
dent near Columbia one day last week. The
rocker bolt of his carriage broke throwing Mr.
F. to the ground, and dislocating his shoulder.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

THE Present pro rietor Of the EAGLE 20 O., Me-.
i chanic Falls Me-, will vaCate same on nee III
The house wall then be c osed as a Hotel unless
sod or eas I'd tor term OF y,ars to some responsible
party TO De useu IS Temperance Il. tel.
Dec 7-duan1 W.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
rENoBsCOT COUNTY,

We learn from the Bangor Wig that on
Tuesday night fire broke out in the store oc-
cupled by Alfred Smith in Genhurn, and was
no discovered till SO far under way that moth
ing could be saved. A barn connected wit h
the store was also destro ed Mr. Smiths
loss ON stock was about $1700 on which he had
$1,000 insured The store was the property of
Mis-. Scripture, who occupied the upper part
as dwelling. She was absent that night.
Mr.. Ward Scripture owned the barn. There
was no insurance on the house, barn or tnrni-
ture, which were valued at about $1,000. Mrs.
Scripture also lost $500 in money, The origin
of the fire is unknown,
s. f. Hersey and others give notice of pe-
ttlun to the Legislature for charter for a
railroad from some point ON the European and
North American railway, above Lincoln to the
north line of the State
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07

UNDER-SHIRTs and Drawers in all qualities
at Chas. Gusts s. Co.'S, Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
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n SaQssM HAIR
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snrs woner = he rapidity with which 1T re-
s'0 9 - rny Hair To sts original col0r
Inc whilest and worst looking Lair resumes its
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put strikes at the root aud fills 1t with new life ami
coorng N ,ter. ~ nv" '''0 "uu
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no 21eoi&eowlm
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-07
Portland and Vicinity.
few Advertisements this Day.


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Annual Parish Meeting, Uniyersast Society.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
CITY Hahn L. A. Lecture
Harmon's dall-Fa'r and Legee
/ air and Festival Ladies OF Inc st Church.
Entertainment-Pocah, ntas Lodge, 1. ., OF q. T,
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &c.-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
Furniture, &c.-F. y. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
Stationery and Book Store-Hall T. Davis.
CHRISTMAS GJOds-Dur4 an g. Brachett
De Wit Hnuse-Wate, house 81 Mellcn
Bri'lsh Pelio ,icais-is. Scott Publishing Co,
Font Chambe. to Let.
Nol1ce-Jacob M ,Lellan.
Freight Wanted-E. f. eeman, .Jr
Ohcal Notice OF Death of Seamen.
Ilo ell NoIice "A. c. Denison S c.,
Net ce-S. Wilson, Jr
y expire Rent for Ssle-W III. Jeris.
btce-Sar. III ia Gunuison.
Agents Wanted-A II. French.
Dssoluton-Sawyer 81 Lewis
BOY Wanted-C. K. Chisholm & Bros.