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MURDER.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, May 27-Cornelius
Holmes was found murdered this morning in
aby-road ADJOINING the town of Kingston, with
his brains beaten out. 1t is stated that ar eight
clock last evening, while be was at the house
OF Samuel Andrews. a boy delivered him a note,
upon which he remarked that he must be go.
ing, and started by by-path. Holmes is quite
a wealthy man, but not being of strong
mind his property has been mostly held in
trust Ii Is known that he received quite a
large sum OF money yesterday. which was
found upon him. The supposed murderer
was frightened away before robbing his vic
tim The scene of the murder gave evidence
OF violent struggle. No positive clue has yei
been obtained OF the murderer The viI6.S,
excitement pervades Kingston
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THE CIVIL WAR CHINA

NEW YORK. May 27.-The Rerofd's special
cable dispatches report that the Chinese rebels
Were besieging the city of Tientsin on the Ist
OF May. The leader threatened TO assault the
tOWn and carry II by storm, and thus place the
fekin district. seventy miles southeast, al the
mercy OF has followers, by giving them control
OF the point OF confluence of the Yuere-Siuy
ara Peiho rivers. The rebel for ces had already
Riuhoeied the Niliages lying around Tientsin.
The city is defended BY 2o.OO0 men. Thr-e
steam gunboais Were in the river off Tieptsiu
char ged with the duty of protecting foreigners
and The foreign Interests
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IMPEACHMENT.
The New York Press ON the Aeauittal Of
the President

NEW YORK, May e7.-The Herald considers
The final vote on Impeachment as a defeat n,
the extremists in the Republican party.
The Tribune says it is a tainted verdict and
YVES procured by the use of money
The World says by the defeat of Impeachment
we nave been saved from entering the broad
road to Mexican anarchy. and Acknowledges
lnat me defeat is due to the manly course OF
Chief Justice Chase
The Times thinks that the people will be
gratifit d at the conclusion of the impeachmant
trial, and hopes that Congress will now pro-
coed to business.
The Sun hopes that the bribery question may
be sifted to the bottom. and says il is humiliat
ing 10 record II AS possible that any man has SO
conducted himself as to prove more INT 10 adorn
cell than seat as Judge in this impeach-
ment trial.
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AYFAIHs IN ALExANDRrA.-The Journal of
this morning says:
Ii has been intimated that three of the latelv
elected city watchmen, Messrs. Basil Wsring
ST. George Williams and samuel Jefferson.
had been unable to meet the political require
ments Of their positions, and therefore would
not be allowed 20 qualify and enter on the dis
chsrge OF their duties. Last night the question
OF the election OF their success srs. and Also
other municipal ofices filled by council elec
uon. coming up In that body, Lewis McKen-
zle rose 10 q personal explanation Speaking of
the conduct Of Col Lee in connection with the
elecrion Of watchmen, he SAID that he did not
think that the Council could go farther with
the eiecuon. and at the same time preserve its
seif-reePect That the watchmen rejected by
Col. Lee could take the prescribed O an thai
they oaly declined when subjected TO tsnla-
hzIng cstechism by the Office subordinstes of
Col. Lee, and that he (Mr. McKenxie) would
not be made tool Of by Col. Lee, Gen. Scho
held or any other satrsp. He said also that
the Charter OF the city req uired that the watch
men should be sworn IN by the Mayor. In was
understood that all further elections would bs
postponed until Gen. Schoeeid was heard from
in r-feience 70 those already elected
MI. VIM X. Taylor, who fell from q bridge
at Iumeiing Run, on the Manassas Gap Rail-
road ON Friday last, died ut I O'Clock Tuesday
morning. His remains arrived here yesberday
Henry Strsuss bought on Monday, of Me>srs.
stuart, COMMISSIONERS, the three-s story brick
house ON Duke street, belonging 70 @. Max
wells estate. for e3.5sS.
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~ littls SON Of ". Gage, Of Craftsburv.
", ehoked TO death from swallowing . pea,
!. ~ Mr.. J. O. Dueean has lsfs savannah for
Europe. He goes as the agent OF TIE Saafh
Carolina Isamieaaaen 6ociety, to bring over
European emigIants. os1
: ~ Mnk fwstn u lsstaring in California.
s - The WesssTn HonRrathic doctors are in
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Its use In Asi attic Cholera, either as preventive
or cure, 10 Of more value to the world than ali
ether discoveries In vogue. .
IL instantly secures rest, stops the Cramps and
Spasms and holds the coDstitu of the blood to-
gether, equalizing the circulation and prevent M
the .eparaton Of the wstery constituents from the
other properties OF the blood, and arrests vomiting
POTENT, and With the assistance Of Radvayi Pills
them that may be seifeh
In Fever and Aeue. Typhoid, Billions. Scarlet
snd other Ievers, its use will always insure
cure.
In 1heumatism, Neuralgia. Gout Tic DoIoreux
sore Throat, DiptheriA. nhuenza in All casas ~
innsnDation, the Ready Relief assisted men re- "a.
effect Acure. 's'oV
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THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,

RICHMOND, May 26.-Chief Justice Chase
naNing assented to June Sd as the day for the
commencement of the trial of jefferson Davis.
II tbe impeachment had finished by that time II
Is understood to-day that the trial will Ger.
taIniy take S,ace then
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SHkEwD DETECTIVES - Some time ago a
desk in the Canal Bank. of New Orleans m a
most mysterious manner. On a careful exam.
lnation OF the premises, the detectives dlscoy.
cred the mark Of a small nail upon the edge or
araiiing, on which the thief must ha We plaesd
ms foot, and that he must have been tall man.
Ihey concluded the all was in the heel of the
robbers boot, and that the wear of the leather
had lett the nail head projecting so that il
would mark whatever be would step upon.
The omcers became. thenceforth. anxious oh.
servers Of all oot-heels, and after MANY days
TWO OF them happened into the City Hotel.
Among the crowd man was sitting with one
1901 raised upon bis knee. engaged in trying 70
oend or break on q projecting tack In the heel
OF his boot. A glance showed that he was tall
enough and forthwith the officers arrested him.
cnareihe nim with the robbery. He confessed:
said he went to the bank to INQUIRE the "a "a 81
exchange, saw the package lying upon the
desk, and, when the clerk turned his hack for
amoment, reached up, snatrhed the m oney and
left. He had not yentured to use anv II. ana
the whole was recovered - -
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FROM EUROPE TODAY. nv c.R1r

LONDON. May 27.-Fsrenoon-Consols for
money s55s; L. 5. 5-2V's. III Illinois Central.
Sc ErIes. 40
LIVERPOOL. May 21-Forenoon Cotton
tends downward: sales of 5000 bales: Z Cplauds
III all \, Orleans l1talIH. Breadstuffs dull.
LONDON, Mag 27.-Afternoon-Conso soils ~
a94x: U. S. Saws, ~
LIVERPOOL, May 27.-Afernoon-Cotton
market unchanged
LoLDoN, May ening.-Bluegown won
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ITS GRAND PQWER In TIE PREVENTION
AND CURE OF fPESTILENfIAL AND
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

Ii 10 In diseases where fpmedi ate and absolute
assistance and relief is required wherein this rene
dy proves it's superior. and might say super
natuIal power in saving life, and promoting
las In s1ses where Epidemic Diseases. Pestiiencs,
small Fox, Fevero- De. exist. this remedy proves
the potent power Of disinfectent, ueutsalizer and
cure No one that ases the Ready Relief when
Aslatis Cholera, Yellow Fever. Typhoid Fever
small Rox, Diptheria. &c, prevail in { community
viii he seized with these diseases: and IL seized
yhen using IL. will be cured il the directions are
followed. Simple - this remedy 10, IL possesses
the elements OF cure OF the most voleu ut painful. .
and fatal disc ases that scourRe the earth.
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- William Lloyd Garrisou he. r...,..,
e3l. 900 as the natsonal testimon hi 10 nj. ss,s
ful services 20 freedom
- ourEfar named Curtin, Who vas under
oonos n Memphis, Tenn for cattle steaLnr.
was seof and knied on sunday.
Three hundred cad nfsy young Cana.
slams passed through Moatrsai oa fHursdav
sth INST, on their way 70 the States, to nad en-.
ploy Dens and hemee. o
5. ~ The Chlsch JeQrnai ef Nsw Yev,r. A.,-
vii henceforth Be the orgAn o. fSe Co..,
I've Ep6seDpa1innA iTl
~1yo echool boys, naneA ASexs,o~v MA
ler aod CIement II. Wilson, esll from q train ~
ass,os k.vss ~ san .. Which they had jumped
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THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY Re-
LIEF ABE R-IRRIrANr, RUBEFA-
GENT, ,ANrI-sPAsMeDIc, DIsINFECrANr.
ANr1sEPrIC, DIFFUSIyE sTIMULANr
TONIC, NERvINE, ANODYNR. ANT-ACID.
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SLEEPING CAR THROWN orr THE TRACK
On Sunday night last the sleeping car attached
10 the eastern -bound Fast Line Express train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by come
means became detached from the trucSs. anf
was thrown on the track. in,uriRg some a ve or
six persons, though fortunately noue vrre
eeriousiy hurt. senator Van Winkle. OF VS.,
Virginia, wes was N the car at she ti.ne ON his
narrow eecape.-csmberiaad Csisa.
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- English ladies spend ss.ooaOOs year for
Hon. W. =. Barnum. OF Connecticut. stiu
continues very Ill. efa '"A.
! ~ In New Orj0ns fxo hunAr.a !. "A eo...
NEGROES made returns Of income this year.
- A nrm in North Brook f,eld. .Ias. eu.
Ploy nve hundred and any boo9 nakers. 70
whom they pay SlaO day.
Tne negTces empsoysa n tAs tobacco
dsy Tor higher waees.T 80 !,
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PERSONS sUBJECT to appoylexy, heart ais.
ease headaches, sudden fain,ings, should keep tho
hehef near them; teasroonfnl In water, VIII in
three minutes, remove all difheulty.
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TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.

TAEIN INTYRNALLY-Haf q Ateaspoouful Al
iutsd in wster. 10 o pleasant driAk-stim aissing
and sfref ct thepins.
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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN READY
H4 RELIEF.
NEW CORKs, LARGE BOTTLES.
We have q Lest meeeeded 10 getting Cork that
vi. prevent the evaporation Of the Rsiief
The Substitution Of the India Iubbsr sto pper
viii prevent the evaporation Of the volatile proper
ties fths Relief. u 10 important that tks Relic
ksIt corked to prevent the action Of the ssmos-
receive = much Resdy RsIief Tor s. cents e thsy
will }ss Tor q q th. Pain Killer. asd other s
ue BEE thss every bottle = stamDed With Dr.
1edveya frspreeary Internal neveoue Stamp.
y. B1Psr.ese in Isgus districts shsun saks q
tessDocnfuI OF Relief, In water on r.eine in the
nornias. This WIN protect you sSaisst Ysvor ID
Agus ahd al other Fsvsrs. Hy1 coin
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II SUDDENLY SEIZED with pain one tea
rreossoi - sPssss ~ wster wih, fns few miuHtes'
remove al uneAsinese.
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APPLIED EXrHRNALBY-when there 10 pain
or inhanmstion. Affords instant ease.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE PRIZE RING.
THE MATCH FoR THE CHAMPION.
SHIP.
McCOOLE AND COBURN.
ARREST OF McCOOLE.
EFFORTS TO OBTAIN HIS REL EASE.
HE GIVES BAIL AND Is RELEASED.
THE FIGHT TO TAKE PLACE NEAR
COLD SPRgNGS, IND.
ROW On THE EXCURSION TRAIN.
O
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE PRESENT.
The AAR0N.SHEPHERD FIGHT TO
COME OFF FIRST.
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zessa sist .sesfae ssf2s tsss31sr - - .essa
~ sssssis ass = ss sai-
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Stops PAIN quicker than morphine. chioro-
form; opium, or any other aDodyue known to the
wCrh.
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Railways READY RELIEF
IN ITS SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUN
g.
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THE PRIZE RING.

THE MATCH F0R THE CHAMPION.
SHIP.
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INTxRxAL RKvRNUs.-The rsceip,s trom this
source to-day were sess, s,so2 %.
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THE CIVIL WAR IN JAPAN
g o M M e H @ "A L..
New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, Sept. Mooney in moderate demand,
abundant and easy at q per cent. on CALL with
exceptions at per cent. Sterling Exchange firmer
a, ivy q 1854. Gold firmer; opened at 145f, and
tlosed at AT q 115 The exports to-day amounted
~ sIoo,oo0 Governments shade lower, closing
s' sa Henry Clewes e. Co. furnish tho following
1iSi s:-Coupon 6s 1881, la do 5's 1862,
III ,liss do 1864 1904 q 109S do 1865. Ill az
i6et 1o new 1903 "a 1851; do 1867 1073 "a 1O7t; do
i'G Rsr I've = gt ,ust 10,4o's 1851 q 1861.
T6e Raiway% n new do 7oi Old Vrginias, sc.
aae nat~aS market is dull, and the interest is
ned" North W View eIpecalts n Y Central Erie
nego, iations Tor the purchase of the Atlantic e.
tion took place to 49, when it beca.,e spown thei
the rumor vas probably uniounded, and the marIst
closed steady. The payment of The Rnct Isina
dividend commenced to-day. The interest," o E
bonds was also raid to-day. Express and m G
eous share, dull. The following are $40 tonras
Canton, Al a 464; Cumberland, 2S2 "a 3Oi: nda,ns
Express, 48I a. 49, Merchants Express III m Sis
Pacific Mali, 1005 "a 10l Western Union TaleSranIh
81 "a 345; New York Central, 1851 q 1866 Erie d63 n,
AZ do preferred, SO q 20; Hudson 1891 "a 14O Read
ing, 9of a 81 Wabash, 524 q 5oi; st Paul. 7s 90 IA
do preferred, 84a a s4H; Michigan Central lis d55
11s; Michigan Southern, $50 Ssh; Illinois Central.
145; Cleveland & Pittsburg, SG3 20 81; Toledo 1o23
q 1921; Rock Island, 1902 q lo2t; Chicago 4 North
Western, sil 90 $40; do preferred, s4t a s45; Fort
Wayne, 1851 e 1854; Hartford g. Erie, % q 224.
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SENATE ENTIRELY REPUBLICAN, AND
AMu HOUSE NEARLY SO s.v
Nine Cheers for the Green
Mountain State!
Glory Enough for One Day! |!

Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line.I
Union gain of more than five thousand over
last year. Go thou and do likewise
.aa A. N. SWAN.
ITO the Associated Press
MONTPELIER, Sept 1.-The annual election
held in this State to-day has resulted in the
largely increased majority over last year, and
the election of the three Congressman by heavy
majorities. The choice of the State Senate is
unanimously Republican, and House nearly
so. Returns from one-third of the State indi-
cate a Republican majority of $1,000 for Gov
ernor. The good judges set it even as high as
10000. The vote is the heaviest thrown in this
State since 1910. -...a
RUTLAND, Sept. Returns from 60 towns
show net Republican gain of $780, The re-
naming towns to be heard from make the esti-
mated majority for the Republican ticket $4,000
and 10000, an increase in the majority over
last year of from 5000 to 10000.
BURLINGTON, Sept. 1-Midnight.-The cleo
ton to-day in this State has been accompanied
with unusual interest and excitement, both
Republicans and Democrats working hard Re
turns up to midnight from fifty towns give
Page 1900; Edwards 1920; being a large Re-
publican gain over last year. Returns from
the northern and north western portions of
the State come in slowly, but both parties az rec
that the Republicans have gained largely over
their vote of last year.
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THE PLAINS.
INDIAN 0uER AlEl

ST LOUIS, Aug. 31.-Dspatches from Fort
Latham to the Courier reports on Saturday
the Indians in strong force at Fremonts Or
chard. A party of volunteers pursued them
up Platte river, and being joined by Gedfrys
detachment fought the Indians, killing four of
them. One hundred and thirty volunteers are
in the field and achievements are gathering
from all directions. Provisions and ample
supplies of arms aud ammunition have been
sent to them. -
The Indians had driven off 20 horses and
mules near Cooper's creek
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-The Indians drove off
the wood choppers on the South side of the
Platte river on Saturday, and set fire to five
hundred cords of wood.
Superintendent Duncan denies Red Cloud
as coming down from the North. He says
hostilties are confined to the Cheyennes.
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TIE yNESSE e.


REQUEST FOR TROOPS BY THE LEGISLATURES.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 1.-The House to-day con-
CURED 10 the re solution of the Senate to ap-
point committee, to be composed of two
Senators and three Representatives to pro-
eeed to Washington to lay before President
Johnson the condition OF affairs in Tennessee
and request him to send a sufficient United
states militia force TO the State for the protec
v,u ,i,; VI tRe people. The Press and Times IRE
pu3 pup fayors the introduction of the Fed
erai loops IN preference to employing the
thn rrovs un urges * he Legislature to strike out
the declaration OF martial law by the the Cow Cow
ernOr. ~ 'io wv
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Cod, y qtl.
Red Winter

Xxx. :. 10 O09 IA 90
Z. ....... u 00G IL so
Spring *. IL 009 10 90
K. 10 cog II 90
Superine. 8 30 % $50
st. Louis 81 Southern
superior TX IA 50915 sc
Canada
Superiorxx 10 80 G914 50
Michigan & WesterI
Sup'r Xxx :. IL 00Gl4 00
California. 10 500 ID 50
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MARRIED.

IN ferfy Village, Cape Elizabeth, Aug. %, by Rev.
a. .. Robinson, Robert Soule and Mrs Catherine
Porter. both OF Portland ''-o
In Jefferson Aug. 70. by Rev. W. Tilley, Isaac A.
OF Bristol 1888
:, In Kohblnston, Avg. Il, Robert H. Lowe and Miss
Henrietta nj. Lane, OF Portland =
In Stockton. Aug. 10. George P. Grant, of Frank
tort and Mrs. Vetera j. Linpher. CT Stockton,
= In Belfast, Aug %, Capt. Robt w. Sylvester and
Emma A. Elwell, both of Northport. =
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ARK ANSAS.

ST. Louis, Aug. 81 Special dispatche,
from Little Rock, Arkansas, to the Democrat
say Gov. Clayton has returned from Lewis
burg. Quiet has been restored and the trial
resumed. The Governor addressed the insur-
gents, ordering them to dispense, and the Sher-
iff arrived with force of 800 men, when quiet
was restored s...
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NEW EsANI sssHyRr

Wv 1'ol AfFROVED.
CONCORD, Sept. 1.-The Supreme Judicia,
Court have decided the act in relation to the
naturalization of aliens, passed at the last SEES
sion of the legislature to be constitutional, and
the Governor has issued a proclamation to that
effect. This cuts off naturalization in the
Police Courts and regulates materially testi-
mOny,in cases.
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DELAWAKE.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION-INCREASED REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 1.-The election for mu-
nicipal officers took place to-day. The contest
was very warm and the vote is largely in
creased. Mr. Valentine, the present incum-
bent, Republican, is reelected mayor by ma
jority 100 greater than last year.
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GEORGIA.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

ATLANTA, Sept. 1st-In the House to-day
the Republicans passed resolution on the
discussion of the question of the eligibility of
negroes to Office, allowing each negro one hour
for his defence, and other members partici-
pating in the debate twenty-five minutes each,
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CANA DA.


TORONTO, Sept 1. The express robbers ex.
tradition case was returned to-day. No evil
dence was adduced against Moore and he was
discharged. The other prisoners were remand
ed till the 8th inst, when the evidence for the
defence will be resumed
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NEW ENGLAND
Express Comply.

OWNED and controlled by the Merchants and
" Manufacturers of New England.
General Express FOrwarders, Collection
and Transportation Agents. ... f..
esS@ Money, Valuables, Parcels and Packages OF
every description forwarded.
me lines from Portland to Boston and from Port
Enu To Bangor and intermediate places will be
opened for business on Monday, Aug 1Otl con-
neeting at Boston for al points North, South and
West t7 = =
Tne faes from Portland 10 EastpOrt. Calais and
st John b, and adjacent towns will he opened or
business Friday, Aug 1itn.
arrangements being made tor the opening of
new routes, upon the completion of which due notice
will he given
EZRA CARTER, JR., President.
CHAS VI STOpDARD, Sec'y. .
ID. A. BUTTERFIELD. Gen'l Supt.
g. ID. WlLLES, Agent.
Ann L.
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KENTUCKV
NEW YIN
INAIrcrrR ALTON OF yov srrxrvan>,

INAUGURATION OF GOV. STEVENSON.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1st.-Gov. John w. Ste
genson was inaugurated as Governor of Ken
lucky at Frankfort to-day, in the presence of
q vast assemblage.
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Mining. shares quiet; Smith & psrtaalee 4 80 q
So; La Crosse 2ec.
lie receipts at the Sub+rroasury to-day amounted
to S1a6757s; payments, si,t34,251; balance, $751;
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IMPOR
M "A ri N e n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

t4EI4 Tnf Tuesday, Septenab Der I.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John B via
Eastport tor Boston. -
Barque F Pearson, Morse, New York, to load for
SOath America. s -
Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, PHILADELPHIA
Brig Elsnore. tBr) Moore Maitland MS.
Sch Josephine Swanton, McKown Bay Chaleur
with 40 bbls mackerel.
Sch Cashier, Moore, Cranberry Isles.
CLEARED.
Brig Hattie Wheeler, Bacon, Cardenas-Phin-
ney u jackson.
Sch Ida h Wheeler, Dyer, Phadclphia-Emery e.
Fox. ' -
Sch Congress, York. New York. Esa
Sch Sarah, Bri Wyman Port Arcadia, Ms
Sch Planet, tBrl Wilson, Margaretvllie Ms
PorteOus. - -
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CoNNECTfCUT.

ILLNESS OF Gov SEYMOUR OF CONNECTICUT.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Ex-Gov. Thomas 81.
Seymour of Connecticut is quite ill., His dis
ease at first taking the shape of nervous fe-
yer, has now assumed a typhoid character. s
REPUBLICAN FLAG RAISING.
New HAVEN, Sept. IA large and enthusi-
astic meeting was held here tonight, when a
Grant and Colfax flag was sent up amid great
applause and fine display of fireworks
Speeches were made by Dexter p. Wright, N.
ID. Sperry, III. s. Barbour, DIR. Loren of Mas
sachusetts, and Col. Needham of Boston.
LHE NEW ENGLAND FAIR
The fair opened to-day with great promise
of success A larger number of people were
present than ever before at any New England
fair. More than 1900 entries are now made,
and the stock is still pouring in. There were
two races to-day, the first for double teams,
and the second for the fastest stations.
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. l, of consumption, Mrs. Anna
W.: wife OF A. M: Smith, aged 2s years.
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
from No. z27 Cumberland ST. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend eas --7~,'
In this city, Aug "a, Clara May, daughter Of Benz
ANN ana susan CrosSman, aged IA years month
In UnIon July D, Mrs. Rachel, wife of VIM. H. e.
Barker, aged "a years.
In Bowdoinhnm, Aug. %. Mrs. Sarah Fulton. aged
So wears, 80