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The Portland daily press., 1868-09-17
ILLINOIS.


CHIcHdo, Sept. 16.-The billiard match for
In the championship of America and stake of
Siooo, 1900 points, between Joseph Dion of
Montfeal and John McDevtt of Chicago, was
played 10 night at Library Hall. The game
was called at 8.15 O'Clock. McDevitt in the
9th inning made the extraordinary run of 1852
points, closing the game in his favor before 10
O'Clock. The score stood at the close: Nc
Dewitt, 1902; Dion, 4oS. The hall was densely
crowded and great enthusiasm prevailed. hut
no i'll feeling or disorder was manifested.
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The New Pension Law.

TNyALID pensioners are now entitled to pension
within five years of date OF discharge All who have
not applied should do so at once All those whose
pensions I'D not commence at date OF discharge
now obtain the arrears. s5f5741 lf
widows can now obtain two dollars per month for
cmidren OF Their husband by previous marriage,
anu WIDOWS without children who remarked before
oDta'nlnS pension, can now OBJ ain the same up to
date OF marriage. iE = -s--f1 -
All persons who are receiving less pension than
information at this office.
Heirs of soldiers who have died since discharge of
disease contracted in the service, are entitled TO
bounty money. f -
All soldiers discharged for "Hernia' (rupture) re-
ceived in line OF duty, ar entitled bounty.
All advice and information free, and no charge for
practice IN the claim business. II. : -,
z, X. HARMON,
Jose Block, Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
August 2s, 1868. wit
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VIA ARYEAND.
RrpuBL1cAs MASS MEETING.

REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETING.
BALTIMORE, Sept 16.-A grand Republican
mass meeting under the auspices OF the Re-
publican State Committee took place at Front
Street Theatre. Every part of the building was
densely crowded and many ladies Were pres
ent. Speeches were made by Hon. John o. j.
Creswell, Archibald Sterling, John e. Smith
and others. A salute was fred in honor of the
Republican victory in Maine.
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P9NNsYLVANIA.
ASSAULT ON A REPUBLICAN CLU


PHILADELPBIA, Sept. 16-Last night as one
OF the Republican clubs was passing in process
sion near the corner of Race and Second Sts,
they were assailed by party of roughs, who
were cheering for Seymour. The Republicans
repeHed the assault and the assaiIants took
refuge in Viglant engine house. During the
assault pistols and axes were used. The fire.
men rung the alarm bell, which brought the
police, who quelled the disturbance. Four Re
publicans were wounded, one being shot in the
arm and another struck in the face with an ak,
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MASS CoNvEN-
.s'-f. isU1 TON.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the
grand Mass Convention of Soldiers and Sailors
to be held on the 1st and ID of next month, an
nounce thst delegates and their families will
be carried here over the Pennsylvania Central
and Philadelphia & Erie Railroad at two cents
per mile, and return free of charge 1t is be-
heved that similar arrangements will be made
with the Eastern, Western and Southern roads.
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SOUTH AN rR,eA.

MORE ABOUT THE EARTHQUAKE.
NEW YORK, Sept 16.--Addtional accounts
OF the great earthquake state that at africa the
shock was preceded by a sound like that of a
distant tempest, and then the ground shook
from the South to North. A palm tree remains
standing untouched, and is green as ever in
the midst of the desolate city, = rs5S3t
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THE STATE HORSE FAIR.
VERDICT IN A LIBEL SUIT

DETROIT, Sept. 16 The libel suit of Emil
Auneck, Ex Auditor General of the State,
against the Detroit Advertiser and Tribune
for DAMAGES of $4,000, has been concluded
The jury rendered their verdict to-day, award
ing SIX cents to the plaintiff. He was charged
fence plead the truth in justification.
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Licensed Plumbers.

,r,uFppG,rsigEed have been licensed bv the Port :
/ Iand w atcr Co, to do Water Plumbing uuder tbe
guaran v ut the 60 We are now prepared TO re-
spo d to all calls IN our line, and to supply pipe OF
al kind. upon the most rtas naAle terms Persons
wishing to obtain wa, cannot be to- early in ap-
plying as no services cSu b3 put ia during he win
ter
CHARLES Pn4RCE R co.
Union Street.
August 26th 1868 au27a3m
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CALIFORNIA.

BAILIG OF A SIEA8lEH
sAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-The steamer Sac
ram gsa,maHedndto, from Panama, sailed to-day with
SlS2,ooo In treasure, including $181 900 for New
=, SALUTES.
Salutes will be fred to-morrow at San Frac-
cisco IN honor of the anniversary of Mexican
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CONNECTICur

MORE DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENTS.
NEW LONDON, Sept. 16-A meetng of the
Boys in Blue" held in Aborn Hall tonight.
was disturbed bv parties outside, who threw
several stones through the window, and severe
ly injured some members of the band
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With a view of relieving The starving popu-
lation of the Red river settlements, the Gov
ernment has decided to expend considerable
sum in the construction of Fort Garry and
opening up the road to Red river. The work
men are to receive provisions in part payment
OF wages. An experienced agent proceeds to
Chicago forthwith to procure supplies Sub
scriptions are also being received in various
cities in the Province for the relief of the dis
tressed inhabitants of the Red river country
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Domestic Markets. .

1g NEW YoRE, Sept 16 -Flour-sales s1oO bb,s. i:
STATE a and Western 10 9 zoe lower; superine State
$50; round hoop Ohio 40 a 10 s5; extra western
6s5 g 35; Southern, sales 400 bills; extra so 64
&c lower; Winter shade easier; sales 80 900 BUSH;
Chicago Spring No. at So a 1 80; Western 20;
Amber Michigan 22s g 30; Southern 2 20 q . 60.
q 20. Oats a &c lower; sales 1900 bush; new
Western 81 q TIC. Beef quiet. Pork lower; sales
sales 700 terces at 1911 q zoe FOR steam, now held at
20fc Butter quiet; Ohio 81 a 3sc; State SO a 4ic.
active and tc better sales $500 bales Middling uT
lands 253c Sugar easier sales 7e0 hhds. Muscovado
at II q l2c Freights to Liverpool irmcr; Cotton
per steamer 316d; Flour Is sd; Corn 4gd; Wheat 3D.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept. 16.-Flour dull and nomi-
nal. Wheat quiet but firm; sales 1900 bush. No. 2
d Racine A. s.; 1900 bush. No: Milwaukee at 70;
ep'b besaan sPIng at es s2Oo bnsh b o
bush Western No. at 1cs Oats active; sales 25.9OO
at 623 $4,000 bush al &C. closing firm at the outside
1 IS for Canada. Peas-saes 1000 bush. Canada ler
sample SAM eat at 81; car choice Canada at g. Mess
rosa dIil at 81 CO. Lard dull At 20 2le Seeds un-
Corn and SIC on Oats tor New York. - 81.
UaIoAao. Sept l6.--Flour steady at IS g 75 for
Spring extra. Wheat steady; s.les at IS q go for
jected 92c Oats steady at 501 q Sic for No l. Rye
o6s for No. 2; rejected "a 4s Whskey @ active cH
and firm; free 46 a so; in bond so a ssc Mess
fork-iree sellers at 20 25 Lard nominal at 1e3 "a
l9c. Dry salted shoulders inactive at 1 a l1Ic.
CINoIEEAII. Sept. 16.-Whiskey scarce at zoe in
bond and 80 Tree. Mess Pork dull at 20 90. Lard
dull at 19c. Bulk Meats irregular; shoulders Ii @
1l4c sides 133c. Bacon dull shoulders 125 a 13c
clear rib sides l6c. Hams iull at 20 q 2lc
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16.-Flour frmer and un-
changed Wheat unsettled; sales at 1 Ga for No 1,
and 523 for No. g. Oats active at SIC for No. q
Corn quiet at 95c. Is .s1afsa
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17-Provisions quiet. Mess Pork
$500. bacon-rounj lots old clear sides l6c; new do
l63c; pAc Aed clear rib sides 15tc shoulders 12i "a
l3c. Lard-choce Kettle in tierces held at 10 q 9lc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16.-Cotton firm; Middlings
23c. Sugar and Moasses nonlnally unchanged.
MOBILE, Sept. 16-Cotton closed hard; Middlings
at 225c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. is. Cotton steady and more
active; Middlngs at 2lc. 1ar 1pi 10 Ii' l'7I +. !
AUGUSTA, Sept 1e.-Cotton in fair demand and
market frmer; low Middling 22c, closing firm. e.-
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Sept. l6-AIternoon.-Consols s41 for
money '4'. f3'sl -lE '777
American securities-United States 5-20's 721; IL
lnois Genital shares Of Erie shares 3Ot.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16-Atternoon.- steady;
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

Jose Block, Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
August 2s, 1868. wit
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Mayors Notice.

IT is Of Importance for the city auth0 tsS q Sn9W low
L whore tue water pipes are to be Rfy i''o ms
fail. This will b. governed very mnch oy "e "lPii-
cations Tor water Therefore urge upon ING oi.'%ens
who intend to take Sebag, wa er TO make tner ap-
plcatops at once 10 the Company shat the loc tion
of pipes NAV be determined as = on as possible.
" f'f JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Portland, Sept. s, 1868 septlldtf
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f. U r. o p H.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON Sept. 16 The importation of hay
from the United States will hereafter be al
lowed only under a license from the Privy
Council. The prevalence Of the cattle disease
n various parts of America is the cause of this
step on the part of the government
The registration Of voters for the forthcom-
ing Parliamentary elections, which will COM
mence about the 18th of November next is
being prosecuted with great diligence through
out the British Isles. AT many places women
formally demanded that their names be placed
upon the list of voters, ,on the ground that they
possessed the property qualifications prescrb-
ed 10y the Reform bill and the legal aspects of
the questions as well as the extent of the
movement have excited much public interest
on the subject. Over six thousand women
= claimed the right to be registered in Manches-
ter alone, and their demands were urged in an
able speech before the registering officials by
Miss Lydia Becker. Alter arguments on both
sides the claim was dsallowed. Similar pro
ceedlnGs took place in other towns and Ia some
cases the que stion was reserved for legal de-
cision. The question has been formally brought
before the Judges at Westminster, and they
have oyerrued the application OF women to be
registered rs voters, on The ground that the
amendment to the Reform bill which was pro-
posed in the House of Commons by Mr.. Mills,
substituting the word "person" for "mah," was
rejected and that by Ibis action tine House
clearly indicated the intent and purpose OF the
bill in this respect. u ..ie5 ~ .H,s.-- NJ.
r. aEfI. b. ~ FRANCE .. .- .H.. ffH'..
PARIS, Sept. 16-M Guozeot, the distin-
guished historian aud author, has an article in
the Revue de. Deux Modes on the state of Eu-
rope. While he has no doubt of the desire of
Napoleon for the preservation of the peace of
Europe, he urges on him the reduction of the
army as the only effective pledge of peace.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Sept 16.-Bismark has been order
ed by his physician to go to England for his
health. :, - -
{ KEEL, Sept. 16LKing William will review
the Prussan fleet here -
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AUCTIOn nALms-


~ one ids dkssIP5AY pa Sept i1th, at 2g O'Clock NJ AT
fresh stock ot ls street viii be sold "a large ami
Soan 20 hnxs ir9Ioaeeo, Is boxes Family and ssfeel
Or fkcr. IL BOYS sIie,n,ns, 10 doz Brooms, 10 bbs
S fG1s an" r T%ne Paee 'o'f boyes os PenTe NETS
tard al b5zes SaTineI ,Ti eIIaTreT Sat rata coee Mus
neys, Fancy soap, Stationery &c o'''s ware, CHM
1he most Of these goods arc tTes, 80.
GERS. ' 'e an gro
Sent tI-.ltd 'A"hStr.
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GRAeE VINES. SC. for Fall of 1868. We
VI offer for fall planting stock OF Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees, Grape Vines, &c which for extent,
VARIETY ygor and beauty OF growth, has never been
surpassed
Full particulars given in the following Catalogues
just issued, sent prepaid receipt OF ten cents each,
for Nos. 1, ana 3-No. free. No. /, Descriptive
Catalogue of Fruits. No. 2, Ornamental Trees. No.
9, Green House Plants. No. 4, Wholesale List.
EGLM A NssEk s. BARRY,
Mt. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y.
September IA, 1868. eod2w
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TRE D0MsN.Ov OF UANApA.

THE CASE OF WHALEN-A LEGAL POINT OF
OTTAWA, Sept. 16.-Application for new
trial in the case OF Whalen will be made to the
Judge at Torontoin November. The ground
on which the application will be based is that
the Judge on the trial refused to allow chal-
lenge of jurors before peremptory challenges
were exhausted Prominent lawyers think the
ground good one.
AMERICAN CATTLE EXCLUDED FROM CANADA
The Government has decided not to repeal
the order prohibiting the importation of Amer-
ican cattle. The railroad companies remon-
strate against il, but the Board of Agriculture
OF Ontario is pressing the Government to con-
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MAINE.
BASE BALL GAME FOR THE JUNIOR CHAM
'-it. ~ PIONsHIP.

BABE BALL GAME FOh The JUNlOh CHAM-
a PIONsHIP.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 16-A match game of Base
Ball for the junior championship of the State
was played this afternoon on the grounds of
the Dirigo Club, Of this city, between that
Club and the North Stars, Of Portland, result
ing in the victory OF the Dirigos the present
champion club. The score on the fifth inning,
whom the North Stars threw the game, stood
81 too. e,a. v)a = aa-r
THE STATE HORSE FAIR.
The Maine State Horse Show, which was to
commence here to-day, is postponed until to-
morrow, owing to the rain. One hundred and
hve entries have been made for the different
purses, and the collection of horses is the finest
ever hold in Maine Among the noted horses
present are Gems Knox McCiernan and Sher-
man, Penobscot Chief, Col. Lake Neya-
da, Gloucester and Lady Chapman. The Knox
stock has thirty representatives. and tbe COL
lection of colts satisfies every one that Maine
will increase her reputation as a horse State.
VISIT OF AN ENGINE COMPANY.
TIE Bunker Hill Engine Co., of Charles
town, Mass arrived here this Dorning and
were escorted through the streets by the Pa.
cifs Co. of this city, whose guests they will be
until tomorrow, when they leave for Bath to
attend the sFiremen's Muster. They are ac-
companied in their trip by the Boston Cornet
Band.
REJoICINGS AT wATERvILLE.
WATERvILLE, Sept. 16.-The church bells
were all rung here to-day, and one hundred
guns fired, in honor of the Republican victory
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ENGLAND Is
Express Comply.

4 shWtNeD AMI controlled by the Merchants and
"ahuiaoturefs of New England N.a,n'
' Express FOrwarders. Collection
and Tsanspor,ntfon Agents.
- - dhoney, Vaiuabes, Parcels and Packages of
every description forwaI ded .I = I..a .-a
n A.4iiangements having been co pleted with the
foIt,anu and kennebec r r, we take pleasure in
alii9uncng ann that ON and after Thursday, Sept g. we
WILDE WI. oo prepared to receive and forward freight,
line. ~ ~ ~ P'"'s t'''"oo ny 'ii'I
on each train my ine essehsers VIII run
Freight for Boston and all poipts North scutb ona
Ms Nc ~ Wafeetd lily. For Bangor and noints on
St 1ne IrSnoSslot RIVER and Eatport Calais and
day t " " 'eA"'~'''' eNf'''' anu I'll
DUO no'ice will lie given of the opening of new
rouies' lor VIII ch arrangements are now being made.
om,o CHAS. A. BROWN, Agent,
CO oniee &c No SO Exchange and 40 Market Streets.
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fi1BIS DAY. at p O'Clock, at Office 100 ore Street
about -FOUR HUNDRED WAITE. MELONS. in
)0d or,cr. +. q. BAILEY, Auet
september II. ~dt
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Agents Wantcd male and female; Local and
Travelling. sness new, light and honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
street, New York. 26w1ysn
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ONLY 9k CENTS

THE Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Boaoels /;
allays all Pain /; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes SICK and qseak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
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Portland Water Go.
NOTICE.!

THE Portland Water Co viii be prepared 10 sup
4 ply Sebago Water 10 the inhabi ants of the city
or before the lst OF December next. Books are
now oped at the Office Of the Company, Canai Bank
Building, to receive applications Tor wafer. Eieh
person applying tor water will ne required, on max
ing application, TO sign the usual agreement as estab-
lisNed in other cities to conform 10 me Iues OF the
Confpany Persons will be supplied in the order OF
appicstion Service pipe will be required to be put
in under the direction Of the Supernt ndent OF the
Companv at the expense OF the consumer. Persons
onnIving ior water, il done bef re the opening tOt
the main pipe is c sed, viii have Ii eral discount
made on the,r service pipe, and no charge made for
tapping As no seryieecan be put H. during the win
ter it is important for consumers to make appliea-
ton without delay.
An officer OF the Company win be in the office
daily from A. NJ till =. NJ, toreccive applications
and give all neces AIRY information. Pumbiog done
by plumber licensed by the COup1ny viii have the
work and ma Cral guaranteed by The Company
Nhe Company take this Opporiuni 20 slats 20 ne ne
public tha' heir contractors have asIgeu 70 b1se ms
water in reduced into avd hrou u VIC CT, cry, " ~
cember LIST, and they ,W a9f Sa % "'S.s nsr en-"
1GgeheeH: L. d. oiif-i i'Ai
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A FRONT chamber opposite the Park, furnished
n or unfurnishe1, without board.
Address TO LET, Box AZ. sept14d1ws
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Desirable Lot of Land at Auction,

IN TUE7DAY, Sept e2l, It 8 O'Clock p NJ, will
~ %e sold the valuable io5 Of laud h northerIv
corner o Newburs anJ iHdiI Streets, being 50 ,eet
On Newbury 8 on india street. Tho lot is sitn-
aied on the OF two desirable streets and cen
trally located, Offering dne opportunity rufehas-
ers of real estate. Terms ut safe.
sept9lLd T. o. BAILEY, Auet
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Bankfupt stock by Auction.

HAVING received lrom b 7stOn the consignment
L Bankrupt stock, shall sell every eyenins, a
Store next City Building on Congress StTss,
Tweeds, Metous, Doeskns, Cassn eres Satin'fts'
Ak iuster, Alhamhra and Marse1! es SPREADS 'Tabie
Covers NapF ins, @andRe eIchie 5, Hosc " and Cnfer
Smrts, Umbrellas, Fine Table and POiel Crtlery
and WOrslenhOlm Razors Stationery. oil Painti,as'
MTrors, Pictures, Corn BroOns Floor ana D6st
Br shes, Wooden Ware, Glass SETS, Tumbl rs Cob
also, twenty-five WATCHES, pat of which are
very fine goOdS.
The most OF Oh stock is first class and offers On
Opportunity which trust will be improved by tbs
luoue. ,ooo #. O. BAILEY, Auct.
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Lsazaea ssG Auction.
'n Saturday, sepfenaber I'D, at 3 o,eIocs

, 4 BOUT 2Jo0 feet Of IAN on Temple, near Federal
stiee' \. capital loo tlOu to- B0wlng Aleys
lhe loi being narrow and more chan one bundled
rect deep. For iarther plrtlcul RS apply t1
WILLIAM II. JERRIS,
septod0,t Real Estate AGENT
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Powder. shot and d.,
To Let,

WY NHOLESALE and Retail, by
w W. d. ROBINSON, 49 Exchange st.
Sept 16 eod3w
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MISS JONES,

DLIND CLAIRVOYANT MEDIUM, q Brown
ID street, is very successful in all dSeIs ses Of the
'ood, in describing The present future, in busi-
less matters, sc. sep14dt
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WatermeIons at Auction.

3. q. BAILEY, Auc1iope,r
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LONDON, Sept. le-AIternoon.-Consols s4} for
money. .fi'. re- 2'lE' 'i-77
American securities-United States 5-2O's T21; IL
linois Genital shares Of; Erie shares 3o4.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. -Atternoon.-Cotton steady;
sales 10, 900 bales. Breadstufs quiet III -
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Latest News by Telegraph.


LoNDoN, June 5.-The Emperor Of
Austria asserta that he had to make his
choice of two alternatiyes-the signing Of
the recent laws hostile to the eoncoraat or
the abdication of the throne of the Haps-
burgs, and he chose the former. This ex-
PLANTATION is intended to soften the resent
ment of the Pope for the violation of the
cOncordat.
MONTREAL, June 5.-The Fenian scare is
increasing. The flying column of four COM
panies of regulars, and the battalions of
volunteers are here under orders to move
ut moments notice. Quebec volunteers
are prepared in every respect for a cam
paign. A large force of regulars go to
Prescott next week. At Athlone, Canada,
the Fenian sympathizers are jubilant.
They expect invasion before the Goth inst.
Two men were arrested at Sweetsburg with
maps ard papers duplicating them as
Fenians.
MALONE, N. Y: June 5: Fenian fairs are
to be gotten up here and ut st. Adams, to
cover the movements Of Fenians. Large
quantities of arms are arriving here and
elsewhere. Prominent Fenians say that
within this month they viii have large
force and a sure footing in Canada.
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THE "DUBLIN REVIEW" ON FENIANISM
This conspiracy curious compound of
Yankee craft and tenacity with Irish devo-
ton and enthusiasm-is the most extraor-
binary construction of the kind that has
appeared in Europe since the French Revo-
luton. Unlike all previous Irish conspira-
cies, it's strength seems in no degree to re-
side in it's leaders. They are from time to
time deposed or captured; but utterly un
known men spring into their places and
take up their work at once. Unlike all for
mer Irish rebellions, it does not know when
it is defeated. The English press is never
weary of ringing changes on the cabbage
garden at Ballingarry. Young Ireland
frankly accepted Ballingarry as fact; but
Fenianism, crushed at a score of Balm
garrys wherever it showed itself between
Cork and Drogheda, reappears without de-
lay, and deadly lively as ever, at Chester
or Manchester, in Glasgow or London-or
in Canada, or on the high seas, or in Van
couver; why not next time at Hong Kong
or Heligoland? These peculiar moral
qualities it owes to its American education,
to the race that remorselessly discards
"playedo out leader, and that skedaddles'
without shame, never once wavering, never
theless, in its set will to win. In the au-
dacious ubiquity of it's operations, Fenian
ism has also learned somewhat from the
land of magnificent distances.
The sums spent upon the expenses of the
American organization, upon the Canadian
expedition, upon the hundreds OF military
men and circle organizers sent into Ireland
and maintained there under regular pay, on
arms and ammunition, on hired vessels and
passage money, on the legal defense of pris
oners, and on attempts to rescue them,
would amount to a budget like that of a
small State. If willingness to spend money
| on a cause. and to risk life and liberty for
! it, be tests of any value in weighing human
motives, what IL terrible force of energy
and passion there must be at the back of
| Fenianism!
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