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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-26
CITY ooUNoIL--oFFicIAL.
BOARD or ALDEMMEN.


Called Session.
CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS, !
Friday, April Ia, 1868.
The Board met pursuant to call from
the Mayor.
Present: President Graham, and Messrs.
Burbank, Clay, Devices, Kellogg, and
woolfey.
The following communications from the
Mayor and from the headquarters Fifth Nil
itary District were received:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April 10, 1865. 4
To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen:
GEETLEMEF-l have the honor herewith
to transmit to you special orders of Brevet
Major General r. c. Buchanan, command
ing the Fifth Military District, appointing
Hon. James 7. Tucker member of the
Board Of Aldermen, in place of Hon. An
tome Carriere resigned.
Very respectfully,
i. HEATH, Mayor.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, April 10, 1865.
Special Orders No. 80.
Extract
5. James 7. Tucker is hereby appointed a
member Of the Board of Aldermen, city of
New Orleans, Louisiana, in place of Antoine
Carriere, resigned.
By command of Brevet MAJOR General
r. c. Buchanan:
GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Mr.. Tucker eatered and took his seat.
The Board concurred in aresolution from
the lower Board for joint session, and pro-
ceeded to the hall of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen.
Joint Session.
[See proceedings of the Board ofAssistant
Aldermen
The Board returned to their hall and ad.
journed.
The President announced the appointment
of Mr.. Tucker as a member of the Finance
Committee.
HUGH ]. CAMPBELL,
Secretary,
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ESTATE OF AMBROSE H. SEWER.


UNITED STATES MARSHALL oFFIoE, }
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans April %, 1865.
THUS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i eighteenth day Of April A. ID. 1888, a WARRANT
IN BARARuPIQK vas Issued against the estate
Of AMBROSE ii. SEWER, OF New Orleans
in the parish Of Orleans and state Of Louisa
ana, who Was adi4dged bankrupt on ms own
petitioni that the payment Of any debts and de-
livery OF any property belonping to such bankrupt,
to him or Tor his use and The transfer OF any prop
erty By him are forbidden BY law; that meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt to proFs tbair
debts and to choose one or more assgneea Of his
estate viii Be hed AZ a Court OF Bankruptcy. to Be
holden Al No Is 81 CHARLES street. il the city OF New
ffrieaus Fotsisiaua before Don A. Pardee. REGISTER
on tie eleventh dag Of NAY, A. d. 1853. At 70
eioeA a =. p. j. HEBRON. IT, s. Marshal.
No. 06-apm my9 District Of Louisiana
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the following Catholic Churches there
gyice al sunrise, at 10 o'clock, and at a
10 the afternoon varying from TO 6
TX. Sermons in the morning at 10
ok,
ureh Of Che Annunciation, Vaudeville,
Der of Morales REV. Father f. Dutrier.
urch Of the Assumption, Josephine
Rev. Father r. Lentte.
nrch of Our Lady of Bon Secours,
son, corner of Constance-Rev. Father
rltk0vies.
lapel Of Christian Brothers, Foucher,
ef Of Poeyfarre-ReY. Z. Kane.
1fch at Gretna-ReY. ]. B. Bogaerts.
nrch of the Holy Name of Jesus, Clai-
q corner Of ursulines-Rev. Q. "A
Hrch Of the Immaculate Conception,
sne, corner of Common Rev, Father
arch of st. Alphonsus, Constance,
lf Of ]osephine-Rev. Father B. J.
arch of St. Anne, St. Philip street-Mr.
moine. .t..es
lugch Of st. Anthony, Rampant, corner
Qnt street,. +. TuTgis.
<,rch Of st. Augustine, Bayou Road
J, B. Jobert.
- Of ST. bartholomew. Algiers-
Dennis.
aoh Of st. Joseph. Common, opposite
d0spital--Rev. j. Hayden.
leh Of 81. John the Baptist Dryades,
llio-Rey. ]. Moynihan.
e4ral, Chartreg street-Rev. Gabriel
gch Of st. Marys. Chartres street
Eafhaf Gilbert Raymond
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ESTATE OF DR.. AL0EE oHAsTANT.
UNrED STATES sIARsH4Iis oFE1oE,

UNITED Stairs MARSHALL OFFICE
District OF Louisiana :
New Orleans, April p. 1888 }
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on. THk
L siEhteenth DAY q April A. D. 1858 a WAR
estate OF ALCEE CBhSrANT, OF New Or
leans IN the parish Of Orleans and stntsof Laaisi
ana. wpo va aqyudged bankrupt on his avn pct:
ton; that the baymeht Of any debts and delivery Of
any uFo serty belouging 70 kuch bankrupt Ism Or
tar nis ss an me transter Of any pfopesly ~ als
Of the said tanlTupe, to nrove their debts knq %
eheeae ona or more assigneea Of his estate ~. -
held 1t Z Cenrt OF Ban kruptcq to be holdQn a. 40
CuatomhouBa buildinR IN tbs city1f New VrleAla4
Louisiana. bpiuro I, = 9, PitIIai ha4I7leF. ~
"a nlsrshaI, District 8 -.
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Colonal Caprou estimates that there are
2. 60o Geo doqs 10 the country, which cost
Ssn.o Oo. 900 q war to their owners, aside
from e6 go 900 worth Of sheep killed ~
them annually. The Commissioners Of agri'
onllnrs a iustfned in growing soaaehnl
whsn e alnoh biting and barking 4 eoine
"a,
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IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
/. The Poydras market.
2. The st. Mary market.
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
3. The Meat market.
4. The Vegetable market.
5. The Fruit market.
6, The IRENE market.
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
Z. The Port market.
s. The Washington market.
8. The st. Bernard market.
10. The lie Breton market.
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
II. The Magazine market.
u. The Sorapuru market.
Is. The Ninth Street market.
SEC. 2. The purchaser or purchasers shall
have the use, occupation, and employment
of the buildings, stalls, tables, stands, their
appurtenances and the revenues thereof for
and during the term aforesaid for the Vend-
ing of all such articles as are permitted 70
be sold at the various markets under the
existing ordinances Of the city Of New
Orleans.
SEC. 8. The purchaser or purchasers shall
be bound to conform to the ordinances and
police regulations ordained, or which may
hereafter be ordained for the regulation Of
said markets; keeping the stalls, stands, and
taVles olean ana IN gOOd repair during the
said term OF ten years, and at the expiration
Of the same TO deliver all with their appur.
tenances in the same good order and CON.
d1tion IN which they receive them. The
city Of New Orleans to keep the said market
houses In good repair during said term; to
have the same kept regularly cleaned, and
to keep proper officers at the same to pre-
serve order and enforce a compliance with
the rules and regulations governing said
markets; the city retaining to itself the
power to alter OF amend the same as cir.
cumstances may require.
SEC. 4. The city OF New Orleans to guar
antee 20 the purchaser or purchasers
during the continuance of said term
the right 70 charge for the use Of the stalls,
stands, tablea, ETC., the dues, rates, tolls, or
feVenneB Axed hy The Ordinanee Of the
Common Conncn approved on the twelfth
Gay q December, 1857, Ne. % new series,
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l. OF Messrs. Robei & Dial, and two
hundred property overs, praying for a
charter for railroaEo Claiborne street,
rear of Fourth Dist1t, was referre to
the Committee on Strts and Landings.
~ REPORTS OF srANlG COMMITTEES.
The following report the Finance Com.
mittee was received;
FINANCE ooirrrEEs, CITY HALL,
To the Honorable the Boa Of Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN = The Aance Committees
have the honor to repk upon the petition
Of John CLARK, deslringpartial payment of
ten thousand dollars oRccount of his con-
tract for the construct Of the iron bridge
across the New Canal, bposite to Magnolia
street, favorably, andFould propose the
following resolution.
JOHN RILAY, Chairman.
And the accon4nying resolution
adopted on its first reang:
That warrant be divn or an obligation
be issued in favor oiohn Clark for the
sum of ten thousand dlars, whenever the
condition of the Treaty admits of such
partial payment.
The following reportom the Committee
on Streets and Lsndinl was received:
COMMITTEE OF s4nrs AND LANDINGS }
oaEd Of Aldermen,
~ Hall, April IA, 1868
To the Honorable Board osldermen:
GENTLEMEN-Your mmittee have the
honor to report upon e following subject
referred to them:
Upon the petition all the prominent
coal MERCHANTS q I'll city asking that q
portion OF the publichnding in the First
District, embraced be'een Race and Robin
streets, be set apart fthe exclusive use for
coal boats to land md discharge their
cargoes, Your commit wOnld report favor
ably, and offer the ndssary resolution.
D. s, 4WEES, Chairman;
+. w. URBANK,
GEO, ELLoGG.
And the ACCOMPANYING resolution was
adopted on its hIt RIDING
Resolusd, That all That ,ortion of the
public landing Embraced between Race
and Robin streee in the frsdistrict of the
city OF New Qleans be ed the same is
hereby set apait for The &slusive use for
landing and diicharqing cdaboats.
BE IL .fartlled resolved rs all laws and
ordinances in Soniiict with b foregoing be
and the same are hereby Fepued.
The following from the Boa Of Assistant
Aldermen, was not acted up0
Be il res0l0ed, That the Sect Commits.
sioner be and be Is herebguthorfzea 10
employ an extra force Of 4 men for the
purpose OF cleaning all ditcs within the
boundaries Of Felicity roAUpper Line,
St. Patrick, and Clara street
uSEnuaHr0 suslAs.
The following cane q its regular or
der on lie second rsaaing:
Resolved Thas fren Aas ~ the passage
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Brighton M arkcf.

s1-.f. .s BRIGHTON, Sepa. 4.
Atmarke flor the current week: Cattle 1900; Sheep
and Lambs, 1879; Swine, 1000; number of Western
Cattle 1921; Eastern do 119; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle 450
quality $500 q S1S so; second quality s12 90 g
Si2 rs; third quality $40 so S11 80 " 100 TBS 1.-THE
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beet.
Prices of Hides, Tail0w and Skns-Briglton Hides
1oc; Country do 8! a 10c y No.. Brighton Talow y
a &c; Country do q I've " ID Lamb Skins 62c
each Sheep Skins &c each; Calf Skins IS q zoe "
ID. IL ~
Remarks-There was a larger supply of Beeves in
market than there was last week, and more good
Beeves among them The prices upon the best grades
were from q sc " 10. higher tqan at last market (;
upon the common grades not much if any change.
Most of the Cattle from Maine were Working Oxen.
Nearly all the Western Cattle CRIME III on Tuesday
and Wednesday. The late change In market days
having worked unfavorably to both the Northern
ana Eastern drovers, and also to many OF the deal
ers in live stock it has been decided to change the
Gays to Wednesday and Thursday, misleading OF
tern dealers find that they can buy and ship their
stock one day earlier than was expected they could
wnen the change was first made. The change to
and 17th.
&32 q 49, three-year olds, s45 q g. or much accord,
ing to their value for beef
Working 0xen-There g was good supply in mar
5000, S215 $685. $3.50, s2e5, s225 s1s5, sl7o $40 a
$50 F pair.
he d. Prices of Mich Cows depend great deal up
oil the fancy Of the purchaser
Sheep and Lambs-There was large supply from
the West, over 5000 head, most of which were COM
missioned; 1000 Western Sheep and Lamb. were
sold. We quote sales Of Lambs at " "a SC W I'd.
Sheep from q q &C.. One lot Eastern Lambs, 10 in
number. at SO 20 y head sales Of Northern Sheep
600 at 81 rs q 20 y head 6s at SO 90; 104 at 81 80;
200 at &c y fb 26s at s3c "a at So 40 % head 1875 at
S27; 112 at SO IL. The trade dull ami prices lower
tail 10 a. 11Jc P H.; there were but few in market
Fat Hogs-l9OO at MARKET prices 10a q 114c " fb. 4
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topics embraced in your letter We venture
10 say in behalf Of the Southern people and of
the officers and soldiers of the late Confederate
army; that they will concur in all the senti.
ments which we have expressed. Appreciat.
ing the patriotic motives which have prompted
your letter. and reciprocating your kind regard,
we have the honor to be very respectfully and
truly,
(Signed)
Robt. E. Lee, Virginia; P. T. Beauregard,
louisiana Alexander H. Stevens, Georgia;
Alexander Fl. Fl. Stuart, Virginia; G. M. Con-
rad, Louisiana; Linton Stephens, Georgia; A.
I. Carpenter, West Virginia; John p. Chois,
Virginia; I. S. Stockdale, Texas; i. WICK
ems, South Carolina; VIM. J. Robinson, Nir-
gnia; JOS R. Anderson, Virginia; w. f. Tur-
ner, West Virginia; G. H. Lubee, South Caro-
lino E. Fontaine Virginia; John Letcher,
Virginia; B. C. Adams, Mississippi; w. j.
Green, North Carolina; Lewis e. Harris, Vir-
ginia; p. v Daniels, Jr., Virginia; w. t.
Sutherlin, Virginia; A. B. james, Louisiana;
7. Beauregard, Texas; NJ. o. HI. Morton, Louis
lana; T. p. Brance, Georgia; h. T. Russell,
Georgia; Saml. j Douglass, Florida; Jere-
miah Morton, Virginia; John b. Baldwin, Vir-
ginia; Geo. w. Boiling, Virginia; Theo. Flour
ney, Virginia; JAS. Lyons, Virginia.
To Gen. ". s. Rosecrans, Minister to Mexico,
White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Sept. 3.-Sugar-markct firm at "a "a 8
reals " arrobe Tor No. II Dutch Standard Muscoya-
M0lasses-fair to good refining and II a "a reals y
gal. Exchange on London 1871 GIG per cent. premi-
UNI; on United States, currency, co days 275 a 26t
per cent discount; do do short sight, 26t a 255 per
cent discount do do, Gold, 60 days. "a Al per cent
premium; do do, short sight, 8 q per cent premi-
um. Freights flat at 81 " box of Sugar and ga so "
HID. do; so 30 " hid. OF Molasses. st
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4-Forenoon. quiet :
sales to-day 10 900 bales; sales the week $4,000
bales OF which 5000 were for export and 5000 for
speculation; stock in port 900 bales Other arti
Giles unchanged.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-The bullion in the Bank of France
has increased 4, 10000 francs Tor the week.
LONDON, Sept. 4--AIternoon.-Co nsols 94t for
both money and account.
American securities steady. 81
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4-Atternoon-Cotton easier
but not quOtaby lower; stock afloat bound to this
port 672,000 bales, OF which 5000 are American
Breadstuffs dull Flour easier. Corn easier. Wheat
easier. Naval Stores unchanged. Provisions gener-
ally unchanged. Lard advanced to Cts Sd.
Advices from Manchester less favorable and cause
dullness. ~ =
LONDON, Sept. 4-Afternoon. Calcutta Linseed
dull and declined to e62. Petroleum firm. Sugar
quiet and steady.
LONDON, Sept. Acknowledgement closed at OIL
fOI money and account
American securities-United States 5-2o's 72t /:
Erie share 81; Atlantic & Great Western shares 3S.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 4-Eyening. States
5-2o's closed at 75a q 75S.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4-Evening Cotton easier but
not quotably unchanged. Corn easier. Llrd buoy
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Boston boot and Shoe Market.


Tho demand for Boots and Shoes the past week
has been good. Thick Boots and Shoes have been in
better request and the present call bids fair to
sumo the great r portion OF the goods hand The
only in trade at present is the prices which
are iow, as compared with the cost of making from
manding an advance on those i'm store. 1t is now
quite certain that there will not any further de-
cline IN prices and purchases are made with conf
dence Of steady market tor the balance OF the sea-
son. or if any change occurs in prices it is more likely
to be an advance than otht rwise during the month
OF September. Buyers In market this season have
been more numerous than Tor the Last few years and
orders are received from many Of the large places
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
CANA ID A.
VIOLENT SPEECHES IN THE NOVA SCOTIA PAR
LAMENT.

VIOLENT SPEECHES IN THE NOVA SCOTIA PAR
LAMENT.
New YORK, Sept Ain the Nova Scotia
Parliament yesterday, Attorney General Will
kins made violent speech. He said the oppo-
sition of the Senate was the only barrier to
the acceptance of the Confederation of Nova
Scotia. Nova Scotia wanted another constitu-
tion and the liberty to secede when she wished
without civil war or bloodshed. He doubted
the wisdom of accepting the situation. The
new constitution was merely stll-born abor-
ton, destined to be drowned like supernum-
Grassy puppy. Mr.. Wilkins concluded as fol-
lows: II now give notice to England and Can
ada. that, if before the next session redress is
not given and the constitution restored to the
people, the people win no longer submit. We
VIII have no moro Of gentle and constitutional
means: After that we will pass revsnue laws,
send for collector of customs and order him
to pay them into the local treasury"
Mr. Blanchard, leader of the opposition, ask
ed him, who will obey the law?' ole
The Attorney General answered, "If we
need It, we will in that event appeal to another
nation" #.t
The Speaker Immediately cleared the galle
~ amid great uproar, aud declared the Assem-
bly, adjourned. 80 re -
The speech creates great excitement.
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GO Nj Nj f R CTAL.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Money easy at 3@4 per
cent. on CALL Sterling Exchange firm at l09 q 1901,
Gold closed more active and strong at la a IA b.
Governments dull and without decided change, clos
ing weak. Missouri's, 92B 90; old Tennessee's, &C
q 6st; new do, cot g 81. Stocks closed very dull
and steady, though very dull at slight advance
from the.aowes5 point. Canton, AZ; Pacific Mail
1902; n. Y. Central, 1861; Erie, 4ea Hudson, 1894
Heading g23; Michigan Central, III; Michigan
Pittsburg, 81; Toledo, 1929; Rock Island, 1929; No
Western, S54; Fort Wayne, 10s. The balance in the
Sub-Treasury amounted to $s7 ,s12, 100.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 4-The steamer Metis,
on the passage from New York to Providence
Friday morning, ran into and sunk the schoon-
or Cosmos, of Rockland, for New York, with
cargo of lime. The captain and crew OF the
schooner escaped. The vessels saw each other,
but the schoOner's helm was put the wrong
way, which brought her directly in the steam
er's path. Be fore sinking the schooner's lime
took fire and she blew up 3
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
Freights.


HAVANA, Sept. 29-'Freights-No demand for the
United States and rates nominal; for Sugar to North
Coast 81 W box and IS q 80 y hid; for Molasses
90 so q ~ hid.
CHARLEsToN, Sept. 1.-Frei9hts to Liverpool
nominal. We quote to the West Indies Cuban ports,
$40 q -, Gold, on Lumber for North side, and
S11 "a ~ " M, Gold, for South side Coastwse-To
New York, by steam, 81 % bale on Upland Cotton,
and 81 80 tierce Rice; by sail, Boards, efv y
y M. To Boston, by sail, $l1 y III on resawed Lum-
Der and S13 " M on Timber.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3U.-Freights-The market
is still extremely dull For foreign ports there are
only one vessel up for Havre. and one steamer for
Liverpool and there is scarcely anything Offering
goes OF assorted Freights while by sail there is still
nothing doing in that direction. We quote the FOL-
lowing anotatons:-By steam, Cotton to New York
bacco to New York Z 90 q 7 sop hid; PORK and
Beef 90 p Dbl; Corn to New York and Boston 15c
" BUSH; To Liverpool, Cotton 9-16d Tobacco 4Os %
hht Flour IS Cd. BY SAIL the rates to Havre are lie
% fb TOR Cotton; IL 90 " hid for Tobacco.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
CONNECTICUT.

THE FUNERAL OF GOV SEYMOUR.
HARTFORD, Sept. 4.-The funeral Of Ex-Gcv
Seymour takes place at &C ock Monday af-
ternoon. All the public societies, military and
masonic organizations are preparing to attend
the funeral
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
HE PLAINS. :

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Denver dispatches say
that three men were killed and one wounded
by the Indians near Colorado city yesterday.
In fight on Wednesday between an organic
ed party of settlers and a band OF Indians, on
Kiowa Creek, two Indians were killed and sew
eral wounded -
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
Boston Stock 1Iass.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept 4.
MARRIED.,

In Cape Elizabeth. Sept 8, by Rev. W. F. Eaton
cleveland Downs and Miss Mary E. Jones, both OF
Cape Elizabeth.
In Richmond, July 81, by, Rev. Mr.. Curtis, at the
residence OF the brides father, Theodore b. Mar
shall, OF Savannah. Ga, and Mrs Lizzie NJ. Merrill,
daughter of Hon L. j. Southland OF Richmond.
In Jaw, Aug. 20, Henry A. Bryant and Emma j.
Packard . aa7 t
H. Staples.
At Boston Highlands, Sept. 2. by Rev. Henry NJ.
King, George ii. Smith. OF Boston, and Miss Mary
A. Randall, OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05

which have been represented In our shipment column
for some time; this is an encouraging feature for
manufacturers of Boots and Shoes IN this section.
The shipmen Of Boots and Shoes for the week have
were 29,i59 cases.-[Shoe and Leather Reporter
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
OHIO.


CLEVELAND, Sept 4-The cattle disease has
appeared in several townships of Cayugoga
and Portage counties. Many cattle died and
much alarm exists
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
MARIN e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FRIDAY. September A.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John. NIB.
Brig Anna Mitchell, tBrl Scott, Pictou.
Sch Nellie h True Hume, Georgetown. DC.
Sch Ida L Howard, Harrington, New York.
Sch Isabella, Louder. WOODS Hole .. r
Sch Olive Elizabeth Thompson, Boston,
Sch Western Light, Snow. Welheet.
Sch Rio, Dreamer, WadOboro t5-f
RETURNED-Brig hattie E Wheeler.
CLEARED. t.
Sch Eliza Frances Hamilton, New York-Charley
Sawyer. 'F.
MEMORANDA.
Sch MAdawaska Cousins. from Bangor Tor Boston,
repaired and reloaded, and is ready for sea. : O
Brig Fiontier. fom Philadelphia tor Portland. be-
fore reported ashore at Quogne lies in critical posi-
ton, having become deeply imbeded in the sand,
and in view easterly Storm there is but little
chance OF saving her. She was be ng stripped OF
sails rigging, &c The vessel was built at Brewer
IN s62 registered 159 TONS and was owned in Port
land.
Sch Ann Maria of Harrington, from Milloridge icr
Boston, struck ledge at the Eastern entrance to
Boothbay 29th ut and unshipped her rudder and
sprung aleaS. She was lowed into port and will DIS
charge tor repairs.
Sch Central America, from New York, went a. hcre
New Inlet 18th ult where she remained until
next Gay, when she was lowed off by steamer Mo-
casin and taken to Wilmington.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCo-Ar 18th ut, ship Majestic,
Lucas Liverpool Mch IL.
Cid 18th ult, ship Valparaiso. Mason, New York.
CID I'd inst. ship Danl Marcy, Ross, Liverpool.
Sid 18th ult ship Rich1 Robinson Robinson. Liy-
erpool; I'd inst. Feettord, Slower, New Yors.
fNDIANOLA-Ar 22d ult, sch joachim Herman.
Caibarien.
SAVANNAH-CId I'd, barque sarepta, Minott.
Philadelphia -
GEORGETOWN, Scar Goth, brig Chas Wesley.
Colson, Bos on.
WILMINGTON-Cld 3ist, sch Lowell, Leay-
lit. Boston.
ALEXANDRIA-Sld LIST inst, schs Frank&Nelie
Bean, Boston; Rising Sun, Jones, do.
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a.4 VERMONT.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
,BRATTLEBoRo, Sept. 5.-To Republican City
Committee of Portland, greetings:-Your sa-
lutes in honor of our victory is acknowledged.
Do likewise; we will respond. EL.5.
r. w. CLARKE. O.
ITO Associated Press
tsts FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. a
BURLINGTON Sept. 4-Chas. Patch. freight
conductor ON the Vermont Central railroad,
fell between the cars while in motion, near
Milton, VT, this morning, and was run over
and instantly killed. ls
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05
DIED..

In this city, Sept. 8, MIR. ARENAS Prentiss, aged
e5 years months - AZ
Funeral this Saturday afternoon. at ~ o'elocN.
from the residence of his son, corner of Hill and
Bramhal streets. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
In West Garland, Aug. 81 Mrs. Sarah K, vile of
the late Capt. A. ). Wiggin, U. S N, OF Scarboro
aged 81 years 10 months. Boston papers please
copy.l
Church, and daughter OF Abner Toothaker.
In Pennington, Aug. 81, COL James Davis, aged
81 years II months.
II Pennington, Aug. 10, Mr.. Nathaniel Sawyer
aged IS years.
In Weld. Aug. 10, Dea. Hermon Holt. aged 81.
In Freeman, Mrs. Sarah, wife Of Isaiah Mayo,
aged II years.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05

THE above reward will be pait for cny informal
ton that will lead 10 the detection and convic-
ton of any person caught de acng the poster known
as Portland Business Directory.
OLD HICKORY,
sept4dlw" Pill Poster los Federal Street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-05

LNOR sale by the dozen cheap for cash. to close the
II consignment at
1l2 Ia Federal Street,
au25-dlm" Over the Fish Market.