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NEW HAMPsHHIRE.

CA-IALolDENl ILLNESS.
CONCORD, Sept. 10-Ex- President Pierce's
symptoms are more favorable this forenoon
than they were yesterday forenoon. From the
present attending physician, DIR. Charles P
Gage, of Concord, We learn that Mr.. Pierce
was very restless last night until about one
o'clock this morning. This forenoon, however,
he has had some very refreshing sleep He is
now nearly tree from the severe pain which he
has experienced in the region of his liver for
the past several days. Yesterday he was de-
llrious most of the time, but he is more ration
al to-day. His general condition continues
very critical and dangerous and the prospects
OF his recovery ara exceedingly doubtful. The
only kindred now with the General are two of
his nephews, John McNiel of Hillsboro' and
John +. Aiken of Andover, Mass. Hon. Tap
pan Wentworth of Lowell and Thomas w
Pierce of Boston were with him yesterday
The sufferer converses little from time to
time with his attendants and relatives He
greatly desires to recover, but bears his sick
ness with the calmesS resignation. In his lucid
moments he speaks of national matters, and
inquiries for those chosen friends who have
been his lifelong associates. Two or three
days at most will decide his case His pasto-
raj visitor is Rev. DR.. Eames of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, of which Mr.. Pierce is a
COMMUNICATE.
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TIE SHEsSEE.
SUR AGAINST GEN. THOMAS.

New YORK, Sept. 10.-The Commercials
special Nashville dispatch says that suit has
been entered in the Federal Court Of this city
against Gen. Thomas and others for fraudent-
ly coming in possession of $4,000 acres of land
in Middle Tennessee, belonging to Archibald
Dworp. 1t is alleged that military lntlmi-
datiOn on the part of Thomas was brought 10
bear in forcing Dworp to give up MS land'
BOILER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
MEMPHIS, Sept TO- The boiler in Paxton's
saw mill, near the Navy Yard, exploded this
afternoon, throwing a negro fireman one hun
bred feet, injuring him fatally, and mOrtally
wounding another negro.
HEAVY RAINS. ...
The heavy rains last night and this morning.
it is feared, have seriously injured the cotton
which is just opening.
THE MILITIA BILL
NASHVILLE, Sept. 10.-The Senate to-day
adhered TO the amendments to the House
militia bill, and the House asked for COM
mlttee of conference. The committee could
not agree and the House then proposed to dis
charge the committee. The Senate declined
and both Houses adjourned till p. M.
ATRoCIoUS MURDER.
The Union has information of an atrocous
murder near Sprinfed last night All the
parties are unknown, and supposed to be from
Kentucky
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YOUNG MEMS CHRrsrIAN Assoo1Ar1oN,
GEORGIA.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
ATLANTA, Sept 10.-In the House to-day a
resolution to reconsider the adoption of the res
Oluton of yesterday rejecting ON the Cover
nors message was lost, in compliance with the
resolution passed by the Assembly.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
In consequence of the violence committed in
some counties by armed unlawful bands of ne
groes, the Governor has issued proclamation.
in which he denies giving authority for armed
or uDarmed organizations, and warns the peo-
pile that drilling and exercising in military tao
tics with arms by any organized body except
the army of the United States is uuauthoriz-
ed, unlawful and against the peace and good
order, and must be Immediately suspended
He said that persons distinguished for Their
hostility to the United States and the State
are promoting the said acts of violence by pub
lcly denouncing the laws as unconstitutional
and void and the result of said acts of violence
and insurrectionary appeals is manifest in the
rapid spread of the disposition on the part OF
those who maintain the validity of the laws Of
Congress and of the State governments estab-
lished Hereunder, to protect themselves by
arms against such acts of violence and comb
nations against civil rights. He quotes Gen
Grants parole given TO Lees army, wherein il
says the persons paroled will not be disturbed
by the United States authorities as long as they
observe !he parole and the laws in force where
they reside.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10.-The Democrats of the
4th District have nominated Thomas G.. Law
son for Congress.
The Radical Convention nominated G. TT
Prince for reelection to Congress i'm the 5tt
District.
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co Nj Nj Il Ee CIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-Money steady at a 5per
cent on call. The amount of currency going West
this week comparatively small. Sterling Exchange
quiet at ios q 1891. Gold dull and lower; opened at
lag, aayansed to 1i4b and closed at 143h a 14i ex
poIIs l9,OV0 Governments shade higher, closing
strong S2,oOOoOo of CTS w~re for export
Henry Clewes g. Co. furnish the following 80 quo
1ash i1aa 6's 1881, 1888 Ia do Us 1867
do new igss e ioss; DO 1867, lost q 1885, do 1865,
Border State bonds strong. Nissour,s e3a. new
Tennessee's, 6sb q 69s; new North Cardinals, 72a;
old Vrgna's, 54l.
The Railway market is dull and lower on N. Y.
Central and Erie. Western shares generally steady
and and quite strong on Waha.h. st. Paul and North
western, Express shares heavy and lower. Miscel-
laneous list dull. The following are san foures.
Canton, A; Cumberland. 80 q 80; Adams Express
4ss a 49l; Merchants Express. 22t a 22s; Pacific
Null, 1929 a 1927; Western Union Telegraph, 33J GO
34t; New York Central, 12it q 12i4; Ere, 36f "a
s6s; do pTefer,ed 6st Hudson l4oi g 14OI Read
40 preferred, 9ll a 99}; Michigan Genital, lis a
49,; Michigan Southern, s3i g $50; Illinois Central,
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LOUISIANA.


CoNGREssMAN's HOUSE ATTACKED BY REBELS
New YORK, Sept. 1O.-The Posts special has
the following special dispatch, just received
here from one of the Louisiana members of
Congress:
New Orleans, Sept 9-1o T. L. Tullock, Sec
r,tary OF the National Union Committee: -
My house in ST. Francsvie was mobbed by
armed Democrats on the 29th ult They said
they wanted to wash their hands in my blood
and would have my life. They leveled their
guns at my wife and threw burning torches
upon my gallery. l was not in the house at
the time.
(Signed) j. S. NEwsHAN, M. G.
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DOMINION OF CANADA,
THE TRIAL OF WHALEN-L LITTLE DOUBT OF
CONVICTION.

THE TRIAL OF WHALEN-LITTL DOUBT OF HIS
CONVICTION.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The trial of Whalen
at Ottawa was resumed yesterday. Detec-
tives Cullen and Hess testified as to CONVEX
sation they heard in Jail between Whalen and
Doyle, wherein Whalen acknowled he shot
MCGEE. Turner testified to having several
times heard Whalen threaten to take the life
of Niece. Other witnesses gave evidence
highly unfavorable to the prisoner The case
for the prosecution has closed. AT six o'clock
the Court adjourned till to-day, when the de-
fence begins. Whalen has lost the defiant air
he assumed on the first day of the trial, and
appeared anxious and uneasy. 1t is supposed
the case for the defence will occupy about a
conviction.
OTTAWA, Sept: 10.-The Court opened to-day
at III O'Clock. The principle line of the defence
was to impeach the evidence of the Crown
witnesses, especially Lacroix and Turner. and
an attempt to prove that the barrel of WhaIen's
pistol had been accidentally discharged a short
time before the murder, by which they account
for the cartridge freshly put in just after Mr..
McGees death. The impression prevails that
the defence so far is very lame.
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Boston stock l1tss.
5ales at the Brokers' Board, Sent 10.
MARRIED.

In this city. Sept. 5, by Rev. A. Dalton. Charles
Wesley Duren and Miss Caroline L. Clark, both OF
Portland.
in Pittston, Sept 25 Col. R. Woodward Knight of
Cape Elizabeth, and Mrs Abbie FL. Noyes, of Port
land.
In Bath. Aug. 3d. Oliver F. Thompson, OF Tops
ham. and Sarah I'll. Small OF lewiston
In North Vassalboro, Sept 6, Peter Williams and
Margaret E. johnson
In Leeds. Aug. 90, william r. Pettengill aud Fan.
ME P. Libby.
In Augusta. Aug. 80, NJ. f. Cushman and Frances
Nj Pettepgill
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Sid m ad'z ed ut, reJuca herman, Malaga
;, ar at Havre 26th ult, Halcyon, Work, New Or
SID 18th, Ii D Slower, Pierce, Ponarth Roads and
man, Boston ~ NN'
ga at Westerwck 18th ult, Proteous, Peterson,
leran, North America
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Matters arising and presented under the act
of Mnrch 1897

Josiah b Scott, late of Portland, deceased. Copy
OF VIII and petit IN that the same may be verified
established as the will OF said testator presented
by Edward Gerrish, executor.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy of the original order
w3w3 Attest: EDWARD r. S staples, Register
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e U R o p e

ITALY.
FLORENCE, Sept. 10.-It is reported that It.
ally has requested France TO Withdraw the
troops from Rome.
- 1t is reported that Gen. Garibaldi has left
Caprera for Naples, to attend the Congress of
the Democrats to be held in that city.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Sept l0.-Dispatches have been re-
celved stating that the Bulgravian insurgents
have formed provisional government in the
Baldshan Mountains.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 10.-The extraordi-
nary concessions made to Admiral Farraqut
by the Sultan in permitting his flagship, the
Franklin, to pass through the DardanelIes and
enter the I5osphorus, has given rise to vast
amount of comment in the Diplomatic circles
here. The report that the permission had
been denied, which was extensively circulated
a few days ago, was utterly without founda-
ton. The consent of the Sultan was accorded
ln the most gracious manner as complme ut
to the Admiral and the country he represented.
FRANCE.
PARIS Sept 10-The Emperor reviewed the
troops at Camp of Chalons The whole army
including the cavalry, artillery infantry, engi-
neer corps, pontoon and baggage trains were
drawn up on the plain. AT er going through
series of evolutions, all the corps marched
by the Emperor in review, each regiment as it
passed cheering with great enthusiasm for the
Emperor, Empress and Prince Imp 4ral. An
immense multitude of spectators covered the
neighb0ring hills.
The Queen of England, now in this city, is
the guest of the British Ambassador, Lord
Lyons. No ceremony is observed by Her Maj
esty or her attendants, but the privacy of the
party is strictly maintained.
Reports are in circulation that the Emperor
had consented to an interview with the Queen
of Spain,
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept 10.-Saturdav will be observ-
ed as holiday in this city, and the Stock Ex-
change will be closed
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-Freights-The market is
Still very dull. For foreign ports there are one shin
and one barque for Havre, one steamer and one
barque for Liverpool, with not sufficient offerings Of
OF freight to I'LL this limited room. Coastwise the
&c. and there is more inquiry in that direction tot
Cotton, Nothing by sail We quote the following
fb; Flour to New York 10 q 75c y bbl; tobacco
to New York 80 q 8 90 %8 hid. PORK and Beef 90
W Dbl; Corn to New York and Boston 15c 4Y bush !:
To Liverpool, Cotton I'D y fb Tobacco 40s ~ HID;
Flonr 3s 3d. By sail the rates to Havre are lie a. h.
for Cotton; - 90 y hid for Tobacco.
MOBILE, Sept. e.-There is nothing doing by sail.
either foreign or coastwse, and for the present we
omit quotations. lie aY fb.; by steamer to New York
via Florida Railroad with insurance by this route
per cent. gross. Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Star
Union Line ~ bale:-to New York Sc 20; Boston
20; Providence 6 10; Philadelphia 70.
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NATIONAL LINCOLN MONUMENT.
NEW YORK. Sept. ia despatch from
Springfield, ILL.,, says the Lincoln Monument
Association have adopted the design of the
American sculptor Larker G.. Meade, Jr.
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ALAB AVE A,
SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE

SPECIAL Session OF LEGISLATURE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The Posts special says
the Governor of Alabama has called special
meeting of the Legislature of that State, to
meet ON the 18th, Tor the purpose of passing
can be held in November. When convened it
will probably not adjourn until after the Pres
idential election.
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To the Electors of the city of Port


NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
IN Warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
CITY of Portland, the inhabitants thereof qualified
according TO an TO vote in the election State and
County officers will meet at their respective Ward
Rooms or usual places OF meeting. on the Second
MONDAY of September instant, being the fourteenth
day said month, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon then
and there to give in their votes for Goeerlor four
Senators, anu TOUR Representatives In the LePisa-
ture OF this State: for County Treasurer, County
Commissioner. County Attorney and Sheriff. for tine
County OF Cumberland, and tor Represen tative 10
congress and also to give in their votes upon the
following question, viz:
Shall ths Constitution be amended so as to au-
thorize the assn ptiOn OF municipal var debts
by lOaning the credit of the State 10 an amount
not exceeding in the aggregate three million five
hundred thousand dollars, "a prorosel by resolve
OF the orty-seven legislature ?' And sad inhah-
itants shall vote by ballot said question, those in
favor of said amendment expressingit by the word
'sYes" and those opposed TO the amendment ex-
pressing it by the word 'No."
The polls on such dav of election 20 remain omen
until tour o'clock in the afternoon when they shall
be closed.
The Aldermen of said city will be in open session
In The ward Room in City Building, entrance ON Myr-
tie street, IRON O'Clock in the forenoon to O'Clock
ia the afternoon each OF the three secular DAYS
next preceding such day of election and tr three
O'Clock to five O'Clock the afternoon ON the last OF
SAID three secular days. for the purpose receiving
evidence oI the qualification of voters whose names
have not Teen entered on the Lists of qualified
Voters In aud for the Wards and tor correct
ing said lists. Per Order,
Portland, Sept 5, 1868. dtd
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MASS ACHUsE rTs.

BOSTON, Sept 10.-Hon. VIM. TIlden of New
York has madesa donation of $4,000 to the
Tilden Ladies' Seminary at West Lebanon,
N. HI.
MECHANICS FAIR.
Ex-Mayor Humphrey has been appointed
Superintendent of the Mechanics Fair to he
held here in October.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the viii OF
WILLIAM GOOLD, late of westbrook,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds,
as the law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased required to exhibit
the same; and all to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
WILLIAM N. GOOLD, Executor.
WestbrOok, July 81, 1868. sep9dlaw3w
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lIEXICO.
DEFEAT OF THE INSURGENTS.

DEFEAT OF THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Sept. 10.-Late advices from Mexi-
co report that the insurgents in Sierra Puebla
have been defeated in battle, losing all their
artillery and many prisoners.
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MAINE.
POLITICAL MEETINGS,

1O1IIIOzfL
RocKLAND, Sept. 10.-Hon. Henry Wilson
addressed Republican meeting here this af-
ternoon.
The Democrats hold a meeting here this eye-
ming, and will be addressed by Hon. S. r. Eel
lows of Arkansas.
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MARIN II N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday. September 10.
ARRIVED. ..-.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Carotta, Colby, Halifax. Ms. :.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John B via
Eastport tor Boston.
Sch Mary Louise Hamilton, Georgetown, DC.
Brig Marshall Dutch. Coombs, Baltimore.
Brig II Kennedy, Titcomb, New York.
Sch Louisa. Nevens, Boston.
Sch Yantic. Deland Boston.
Sch Julia Clinch tBr) Maloney, st Andrews, NIB.
Sch Willie Smith, Coombs, Harpswell.
Sch Pulaski. Wescott, Eastport tor Boston.
Sch Phenix, johnson Calais tor New York.
Sch Dora Frye Ober Calais tor New York.
Sch j q Harraden, Joy. Calais Tor Boston.
Sch Montana. Sawyer, NJ ichias for Boston.
Sch Mary. Haowell Dennysville Tor Boston.
Schs George, Phillips and Mexican, Arey, Bangor
tor Lynn.
Sch Leopard. Snow Bangor for Brighton.
Schst Robt Woodruff. Marshall, and Samaritan,
Candage, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Sea Flower, Simonton, Rockland tor Boston.
Sch Ella, Robinson, Winterport tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia IS Norwood New York-Henry
Fox.
Brig Eudorus, Cummings. Batimore-J Nickez-
son & Co.
Sch Forest Queen, Brl Pettepaw. Pictou.
Sch Sterling, Roberts, Wiscasset-Eastern Packet
Company.
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NOTICE,

stock and store Fixtures for sale and
store 20 Let:
The subscribers being about to clio up their BUSH
pess oer their store Fixtures and balance Of stock
on hand tor sale, with immediate possession of the
Store.
No rs Commercial ST., Thomas Block.
Sent Q-dtf ia
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N r u RASKA A.

ARRIVAL OF SPEAKER CoLFAX
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-Speaker Colfax and
party arrived at Omaha this morning.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Havana 31st, barque Almira CoomDs from
Boston.
Sid I'm Zaz, 25th ult, brig Shannon, Sawyer, Tor
De aware Breakwater.
Sid i'm Matanzas 18th ult, brig Sussex for Port
land.
Ar at Cardenas 10Th, brig Robin, Douglass, Ban
gOr: 3lst barque Rachel, Portland.
Sid 29th, baIdue st Jago. Loud, Portland.
Ar at Cenfuegos 3Oth ult brig Alice Starrett, from
Machias.
Ar at Cow Bay 31st. barques Andes, fin Portland
LIST inst. Lizzie jackson Boston.
Cid at Philadelphia 9th, brig d Lincoln. tor
Portland.
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DIED.

In Falmouth, Aug. %, Mr.. Dan1 B. Browne, aged
% years month"; son OF Thomas Browne. New
Hampshire papers please copy.l
In Lewiston. Sept. s. Mrs Gile, wife OF Col. d. c..
Gle, aged Sc years % months.
In Frankfort, Sept. g. Mr.. Albert Treat, aged 81
years. .-F
In South Hope, Sept /, Nathan Allen, Esq, aged
IS years.
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lla, eioueiand s. i.iltahnrn, aal ASA. roladn

M Cleveland ..da ;;SS . 9sof ss .. T9se es
Western. sft q s6s; do preferred. s6i a SCI; Fort
WAYNE. 1918 q II; Hartford & Erie, 228 q %:
Mining shares dull; Quartz Hill s5c e 1 90; N. Y.
God 94c a 90.
The receipts at the Sub-Troasury to-day amounted
to Sl,9S3,43O; payments, $756,2O9; balance, $685.
12S 00i.
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CONNECTACUT,
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 1O.-The Republican
Convention to-day nominated the following
ticket for Presidential electors at large: JOS.
X. Hawley Of Hartford William Fitch of New
Haven, LIST District; Clark Holt OF Vernon, I'd
District; Luther Boardman of East Haddam.
sd District; Henry Bill of Norwich, 4th Dis.
trict; George Dudley of Winsted.
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LONDON, Sept. l0--AIternoon- "a for
both money AMI account.
American securities-United States 5-2O's 70; Hi
nois Central shares 81; Erie shares 304
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 0-Atternoon.-Cotton steady +:
sales Il, 900 bales. Lard firm and advanced to 72s
LONDON, Sept I0-Evening -Consols closed at "a
fol money and 94f for account.
American securities United States 5-2O's TIL; u-
nois Central shares 90i; Erie shares 3G4
FRANKFORT, Sept. 10-Evening.-Unted States
5-20s closed dull at TOY. -
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10-Evenng. steady
and declined I'd; Middng uplands 1O3d; MiddIing
orleans load sales 1000 bales. Resin quiet. Other
articles unchanged.
ANTWERP, Sept. delivering petroleum closed
at 491f N'0'0N
LoSDoN, Sept. 1o-Eveniug. Official returns of
the Bank of England show-tbat the amount of spece
IN it's vaults has decreased ELL 900 during the week
ending to-day, $50 ~
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WASHINGTON.
THE SEvEN-THIRTIEs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Mr McCulloch
gives official notice that ON and after Monday
all 7-30 notes must be forwarded direct to the
Treasurer Of the United States at Washington
for REDEMPTION,
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OHIO.


FIKEMENS TOURNAMENT.
SANDUsKY, Sept. 1O.-The State firemen's
tournament held here to-day was success.
Thirty five companies from different parts of
Ohio and other States entered into the compe-
titiOn
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 23d ult, ship Black Hawk
CrOwell, Liverpool.
Ar 24th, ship Prima Donna, Miller, New York.
"a ttn, ship Dexter. Linnell, Liverpool.
GALV ESION-Ar list, brig Thos Owen, Petten-
ALGXANDRIA-Ar 7th, j Trafton, Tapley,
Windsor, Ms.
Sid 18th, schs Maggie j Chadwick, Chadwick, Bos-
ton; Jas O'Donohue, Smith, Portsmouth
BALTlMORE-Ar It'll, SCH f A Conant, Foss, I'm
Calais.
CID Sth. sch Emma Porter Sparks Portland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ars th, brig Annandale Tuck
er, Boston; sch X Nj Bookings Douglass. from ST
John. NIB.
Cid It'll, barque Sam, Shepard, Evans. Ccniuegos +;
sch Kate Walker, for Salem.
Cid sth, baraue r G w Dodge, Thompson Charles
ton. brig II Houston, French, Genoa schs Hattie.
Carter, Belfast: Il Stephens, Nickerson, Bath,
NEW YOKK-Ar sth, ship JAS Foster A rms trong.
Liverpool: brig Hazard, Mitchell, Bangor; schs P
Simpson, Simpson, and Pnta. WhaleD, PASSPORT
Fanny Mitchell Brock, Calais; Union, leighton,
Mill bridge; kosannah Rose, Haskell; Courier, Pen
dleton; John, Williams, and Honest Abe Conary,
Bangor; julia Newell Mcintyre, Rockport; Cyrus
Chamberlain. Porter. Rockport.
Ar 9th, ships Garibald Atw God, from Valparaiso;
Tamerlaiie, Summer, Bremen; barque Philena, Da-
Wis Cow Bay.
Cid 9Th, brigs Liberty Deyereux, Seville; L War
ren Cobb, Cardenas; schs Massachusetts, Kennis-
ton, Bangor; Alquizer, Farnum, Boston.
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'RsARY OF PERRY's VICTORY.

The anniversary of Perry's victory was cele-
brated at Putin. Bay Island by grand basket
picnic. Delegations were present from many
lake ports. All the survivors of the battle of
Lake Erie were also present The United
States steamers Michigan and Sherman were
at the Island and fired salute during the day,
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HARTFORD, Sept. 10. There was a magnifi-
cent demonstration OF "Boys in Blue" at New
Britain this evening. Five companies from
this city went out by special train, and there
were also companies from Middletown and
Meriden, which with the New Britain boys,
made about 1000 in procession, with torches
and transparances. A large meeting was
held, which was addressed by Col. Homer b.
Sprague of New Britain, j. L. Barbour of this
city, and Others
z, grand mass meeting of the "Boys in Blue"
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MEMOIR ANDA,

Ship Garbaldi, Atwood at New York from Val
paraiso, reports,-was rs days to Cape Horn with
heavy gales from SSE to Sc most Of the passage
Night Of July 10, lat IS s. Ion 6S 80 W. run into a
field OF heavy ice, and carried away martingale but
got out without much damage. The prevalence OF
Sc winds has carried the ice further North than
usual
Sch Soutberner Baker. from Boston for City Point,
is ashore on Day Point, James River.
Ship Poeahontas, from Boston for San Francisco,
put into Rio Janeiro prev to July 81, leaky.