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THE CAPTURE OF VALENCIA.
MADRID. Oct. 18-The loss OF life in the
fighting which preceded the capture of Valen-
cia was trifiing to the national troops, only two
being killed and seven wounded. The losses
suffered by the insurgents are unknown. 1t
has been ascertained that no tax payer or
house holder took part n the revolt. In many
of the streets where barricades were erected
or resistance was offered to the advance of the
troops the walls are marked, "Here stood
Valencia" The fnal attack would have been
made early in the week had not the troops been
obliged to await for ammunition. The capture
OF Valencia has had q tranquilzing effect all
over the country. The official reports state
that only few remnants of the dispersed bands
are now roaming through the provinces.
France.
COUNCIL OF MINISTER'S.
PARIS, Oct. 18.-The Council of Ministers
met this morning at Campeigne, the Emperor
presiding, and held two sessions to-day.
MANIFESTO OF THE OPPOSITION MEMBEEs.
The opposition members of the Corps Legis-
latf held meeting to-day, at which they
drew up and signed manifesto. They de-
clare that they will not go to the legislative
chambers on the 26th inst, as has been prOpos-
ed, because they do not wish to provoke a dem
onstration and imperil returning liberty. A
pacific revolution, the result of which is daily
becoming clearer, having commenced, they
must not become the instrument or furnish a
pretext for disorder. The members of the OPP
Legislatif on the day to which it has been post
poned by the government, when they will de-
mand to know the reason fer this new wrong,
and will still steadily pursue the work of urg-
ing the democratic and radical demands of the
country.
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TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS,

At Atchison, Kansas, the new central school
building was burned Monday forenoon. 1t was
insured for $4,000
$145, 900 stolen from the banking house of
Calkins, Williams & Co. have been recovered.
The case of the Cuba has been postponed to
Thursday.
The Supreme Court did not deliver an opin-
ion on the Yerger case yesterday.
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PoLIcE.-Michael Sullivan and woman
named Georgana Campbell were arrested by
Deputies Perry and Bolton yesterday on a
charge of adultery preferred by Mrs. Sullivan.
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THE AGED BRoTHERHooD.-We learn that
the "Aged Brotherhood Society are to hold a
meeting at the City Hall building tomorrow
afternoon, Oct. 20, at o'clock p. NJ, to more
fully perfect their organization. 1t is hoped
that full attendance will be had
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STATE Y. NJ. c. A. CONVENTION AT BAN
GoR.-The Convention assemblies morrow
and will close Thursday evening. The dele
gates from the Association in this city leave
to-day Free return tickets will be granted.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-The First Baptist
Society intend repeating the TabIeaux, given
by them just after the great fire with such sue
cess, on Thursday evening next, and conclud-
ing with patriotic piece entitled "The Tower
of Freedom" The proceeds will go towards
the benefit of the Society. Appropriate music
will be furnished
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BY the courtesy of Superintendent Noyes,
free return tickets over the Maine Central
r. R., will be given to delegates of the Y. M.
G. 4. Convention at Bangor Oct Goth and Dist.
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Groceries and store Fixtures at
xncti.,n.

an MONDAY, October 18th. at 1-2o o'clock P. NJ.
~ / shall sell at office, IS Exchange Street, the
stock of re all q ocer consisting Of Tea, ofse Su
gar, Castle and fanny Soap, Rice, Vim: .ar, Choco
late Mustard, Soda, Saleratus, cream fa tar, Dried
Currapts Yer acei Su phnr, spies, sta. eh, Pipes
sauce, Ketcbup Wash Boards, fai osn Tomatoes
aud Whorteberries, Fancy > ap, Patent MEDICINES
OILS, Extracts. Fancy Goods, &C. Also ice Cntst'
Measures, &c.
II. O. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
At private sale, one Safe, two Desks, one show
Case oct70td
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N. O. CRAM,
Commission Merchant.
OFFERS his SERVICES FOR THE
Sale, Purchase, and shipping OF
Merch0ndiSe.
sep22distf
Portland 4 Ogdensburg Railroad.

ENGINEER's OFFICE, I
Portland, Name, DC Ober IS, 1869.
PROPOSALS for furnishing cross ties Tor the first,
l. second, third and fourCh divisions of sail rail-
road, extending from Portland to Fryeburg, amount
ing to about 1000, will be received at this Office
until November 10 inclusive, stating the number bid
upon the kind Of wood and the prices to incude de-
livery and distribution along the line said railro d.
at intervals OF two and halt feet ranged in piles
road bed.
Bids will also be received for furnishing and deliv-
ering ties in quantities of three hundred TO
be delivered at convenient points to be hereafter
designated or agreed upon with the parties.
Deliveries OF ties for the first division, extending
from Portland to Lake Sebago, to be made by the
first of June. 1870.
All the ties to conform strictly to the following
specifications
Sawed Ties.
The timber to be sound and free from sap, defec-
tive knots and shakes; to be eight feet long; one
fifth OF the number to be eight inches square, and
fOur-ffths to be sis inches square.
Hewed Ties.
To be of sound timber and straight in the grain,
that the hewed faces of the tie shall form par
alleogram OF the requisite dim, nsions; be eight
feet long; one-fih OF the nuSber to have not less
than eight inches face at the smaller end; the
than six inches at the smaller end. All to be at least
six inches deep. They must be neatly and truly
hewed on two sides. to form parallel faces without
twist.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS.
JOIN +. ANDERSON,
Engineer Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
October Is, 1862 diff
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STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
], Charles Pavson, Cashier of the Merchants Ma
tonal Bank of Portland do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best OF my knowledge
and belief.
CHAS. PAYSON. Cashier.
Subscribed and to before me this 18th day OF
October, 1863. G. o. BANCROFT, j. r.
Correct. Attest: Rensselaer, Cram, Jacob Mcclellan,
Geo. S. Hunt, Directors. oc16d3t
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WIN. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONED
MoNDAY.-onited states vs. Joseph W. Sproul,
mate OF prig stoekton' OF Stockton. Malicious as
sault on Heofge ferez' seaman, on the high seas.
After The testimony for the prosecution was ont tho
case was continued until Tuesday morning, to give
defendant time to procure witnesses for the des.oca
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NJ EXICO,
ARRIVAL OF MR.. SEWARD,

ARRIVAL OF MIR. SEWARD.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 12-Via Havana, Oct
18.-HOn. VIM. Seward arrived at Manzan,llo
on the 7th inst He was received on landing
with salutes from the forts, and was met BY the
Governor of the State of Co.imo, who, in the
name of President Juarez. warmly welcomed
him to Mexico. A member of the Cabinet
has left the Capitol for Gaudalaiara to meet
ex-Secretary Seward and party.
THE NATIONAL DEBT.
In the national Congress measures are under
consideration in regard to a sinking fund tc
provide for the reduction of the national debt
FURTHER RAILROAD CONCESSIONS REFUSED.
Congress has refused to grant further rail
road concessions save to parties who can prove
their ability to comply with the terms of theil
contract.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Rival Palacio has been elected governor OF
the State of Mexico
Dias the rebel chief who was under senten &c
of death has been pardoned.
Gen. Canto has been brought to the CITY OF
Mexico to be tried fol the murder of Gen.
Patoni by cOurt-martial.
The American flags were displayed at hall
mast in this city on the 9Th inst, in honor OF
the memory of the late Secretary Rawlins.
Public and private enterprise is revivng.-
Unfinished aaueducts in various parts of the
country are being completed and new ones are
in process of erection. Public improvements
in the capital are urged forward with much
activity. There are now 1000 miles of telegraph
lines in operation in the Republic and six
railroads are in progress and 240 miles of rail-
road are in actual operation.
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R. A. BIRD a co., Aucisoneers;
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
R01asucI.e nf A2Icfi01l.

WE shall sell at public auction, on the premises,
w on Wednesday, Oct. 20. 1863, at IL o'clCek
A. NJ, the Barracks on the lot corner Of Clark and
Beach streets. near the shovel Goa pahy's worhs.-
There are IN all So tenements, which will be so q
singly, with the privilege OF occu ying the land
which they cover, two years without enarge, II the
purchaser esires This is a opportunity Tor me-
tbapi and Others II want of small shops, these
buildings can be easily moved and htted up at
small expenses.
Terms cash. ocl4Ltd
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oorobER CIVIL TERM-GoDDARp H. PRESIDING
MoNDAY.-John Gulliver vs. RUFUS M. Bickford
Acuoh 70 recover payment for forty-one perch Of
celar stone, at 1928 per perch. Defendant admit
eu that the price reasonable but denied that he
naa more than twenty-five or twenty six perches,
and for which he had paid for within two or three
dollars. Decision reserved.
j. ID. & f. Fessen,en. Sweat.
Thomas FL. Haskell, assignee in bankruptcy, We.
John NJ. Todd Action on note of hand. Defend
ant filed an account in set-of, which was allowed.
Decision for plaintiff for s46.56.
Haskell. bennett.
The following assignments OF justice trials have
been made:
TUESDAY, OCT. 10.
3i2-Good vs. Milliken.
3i4 -Godng vs.. Crook ct al.
tl7-Mitchell VS.. Wilson.
247-Bangs vs.. Maxfeld.
I37-Rice VS. Winslow ct al.
13s-Page vs. Same.
13l-Whitney VS.. Strout.
140-Fuler VS.. Thomson ct al
I44-Morse Davis ct al.
145-doyt VS.. Mark.
146-Green vs.. Davis
1S5-MItchell Hanson
3iI-Gll VS.. Hall.
332-McGinnis We. Hanlon.
354-P 'rker vs.. Lombard and Trustee.
250-Sabine VS.. Pike.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20.
General motion day for trustee disclosures excep-
lions, etc.
409-Wilkinson VS.. Woodbury..
321-Libby VS.. Nichols.
117-Mitchell VS. Wilson.
119-Smith vs.. Smith.
177-Morrill vs. PhInney
36l-Jackson ct al. VS.. Perkins
3s2-Same vs.. Same.
2l6-Waterman ct al VS.. Cressey.
2ls-Meserve VS.. Hanscom and Trustees
220-Hayden vs.. Ingraham.
242-Cobb vs. Portland.
THURSDAY, OCT. q.
322-Dyer vs., Perry.
SILVA sh vs. Corfield.
l89 Eq. s. ms Co. vs. Emery and Trustee
l9o-Erench ct al. VS., Mckinney ct al.
191-Hale VS.. SAM.
l92-kennard VS. Perry.
193-Raudal ct ais. vs.. TretetheIl.
196-Jonn son VS.. Hof.
197-Lewis VS.. Br sdbury.
19s-Lewi' VS.. johnson
2O6-Stuart vs. LIBBY.
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MILLINERY OPENING,-By reference to adj
vertisement it will be seen that Mrs 1. T.
johnson will have grand opening of Fall and
Winter styles in Bonnets at her ware-rooms in
Clapp's Block on Thursday next. Many of
her bonnets are imported direct from France
and capital opportunity is offered to the la
dies to furnish themselves 'love ofa hat A..
made in the most approved manner
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PROMENADE CoNCERT.-Our readers must
not forget the Promenade Concert to be given
tonight at Congress Hall by the c. P. L. So
ciety. What the cabalistic letters mean we
are not advised and would therefore advise all
to go and ascertain for themselves. The Port
land Quadrile Band will furnish excellent
rnuSic
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AUCTION SALEs.-Attention is called to the
sale of the Barracks, near the shovel factory, at
auction tomorrow at Ii O'clock. capital
chance is offered to purchase as they may al
low the buildings to remain for two years, or
they can remove them each of the fifty-eigbt
tenements being sold singly and fit them for
small stores. 1t is capital opportunity for
men of small means to invest
Those valuable building lots in the western
part of the city, belonging to the estate of the
late Robert Hall, will be sold tomorrow at 3
P. NJ, unless the weather should prove stormy.
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BRIEF JoTTINGs. The Hon. Charles Sum
ner is stopping at the Falmouth Hotel.-Yes-
terday afternoon was more like November than
October. Heavy clouds covered the sky and
the wind was cold and raw. The morning was
beautiful. Miss Skeele exhibits a very fine
portrait of Henry b. Storer, Esq, in Hale's
window.-A man entered Mars eentleman's
furnishing store, corner of Federal and Middle
streets on Saturday and stole $2l from tie
money drawer while the clerk was absent up
stairs. He escaped without being arrested
The little shower Of yesterday afternoon was no
doubt intended as a burlesque on the copious
rain CT Saturday -The new buildings on Plum
and Exchange streets are beginning to show
their fair proportions.
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THE PRES
Tuesday Morning, 0ctobsr 10, 1882
Portland and Vicinity.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Linens, Woolsns, &c-F. o. Bahey'
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Hall. ,a
Dancing Academy.-J. W. kayInohu'
yEw ApvERrrsENRNT COLUMN.
Renot of The condition of Canal National Bank,
Court Notine.-D. W. Fessenden.
Houses To Let.
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Hon. WILLIAM PARsoNs.-The Mercantile
Library Association have secured the Honor
able William Parsons for one of the remain
ing lectures of the course that were not filed.
Mr.. Parsons is an Irshman, a graduate of the
University of Edinburgh, was the friend and
associate of Sidney Smith, is magnificent or
ator, and the most effective speaker of the Re-
form League in Great Britain, and is endorsed
by all the leading English papers, as well as
the n Y. Post, Herald, Times, and others.
His style is witty, pointed, and eloquent, and
win be we'll appreciated.
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ARRIVAL OF FATHER HYAc1NrHE.
w HINGTON.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE SUPREME CoUI
OF THE UNITED STATES.


OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. - In the Supreme
Court, the adverse decision of the Court below
in the case of John 81. Mckee, claimant of Cot
ton and other property captured at Alexandria,
Ga, by the Red River expedition naval force
under Admiral Porter was affirmed, the Court
holding that under acts of Congress in opera
ton at the time of the seizure. The Army
Treasury agent who issued a permit authoriz-
ing trade'with the enemy beyond the military
lines, did so without warrant of law, and the
permit was void. That the duty of the mill
tary was wholly confined to the protection of
persons trading under legal authority obtain
ed from the proper department. OF the govern
ment, and that license or permit obtained
from that source to do anything unlawful con-
ferred no authority whatever. 1t was also
held that the whole transaction was void and
the claimant had never any title to the proper.
ty in question, because it had been purchased
from an agent of the rebel government. The
appeal cane from the Circuit Court for the
Southern district of Illinois.
THE CASE OF THE HORNET.
gentleman who arrived here tonight d.
rect from Wilmington, N. O., says the United
States Commissioner, the Collector OF that
port and the prosecuting attorney, have no
doubt that the Hornet will be condemned and
dismanted. When the Hornet was captured
she had on board only ten tons OF bad coal.
This was removed by order of the collector
and the connecting links of the engine severed.
Capt. Higgins pnt into port under distress.
The steamer FrOlic, which was sent from New
York, was under o.ders to prevent the cruise
of the Hornet at all hazards. even to sinking
her. The Frolic is now at Washington, and
will remain there to render the authorities any
assistance that may be Necessary till the case
is fully decided. The revenue cutter MeCul.
loch is also at Wilmington, having been sent
thither from Savannah 1t is not supposed
that Capt. Higgins will be held for trial, as he
assumed command on the high seas, and after
the Hornet had received her armament and
munitions, but that the paymaster will be the
only one tried, for the reason that he was rec
ognized by the officers of the party who cap
tured him as having been engaged in carrying
arms out of Northern ports. The officers and
crew of the Hornet are represented to be Of
good fighting material and capable of making
bold demonstrations should an opportunity be
offered .-.. O..
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NEW YORK. Oct 18-Evening Affairs were gen.
orally dull on the street to-day, the only animation
ton and rise in the balance Of The market was not 80
marked as in the Vanderbilt shares. At o meeting
of the creditor Of this Gold Exchange Bank this at
ternoon every creditor, with the exception of UngPr
q Co., signed paper not to take any further legal
measures against the bank. The Money market was
easier this afternoon at stos per cert, With tho
dull at 10 to IL per cent for prime notes. The
Foreign Exchange market was dull and unchanged;
nominal rates 100 a 1904. The Gold market was
dull during the afternoon, closing at 1904 q 1901.
The rates paid for carrying to-day were 4@ per
cent. to fat Governments firm during the alter
noon, closing strong; the demand to-day has been
more general than tor some time past. Henry CeWes
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Administrators Sale.

PURSUANT to license of the Judge Of Probate
l tor Cumberland County. shall sell at Pub ic
Auction, on the premises, on Frhiay the 22d day OF
Oc,ob r, 1869, at O'Clock p. NJ (oe'nS q postpone
ment from the Sth inst) let OF land situated on the
corner Of Newoury and ChuIch Street in Portland,
about 90 by 60 feet, subject to a rteage to the
portland Savings Bank tor 800 with interest, dat
ed March 18th, 1869. For further particulars en-
quite OF the undersigned.
b. G. SOMERBY, Admir-:
R. A. BIRD & Co. Auctioneers os.l2td
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PREsENTATIoN.-On the first Sunday OF TINS
month David Stillings completed his twentl'
eth year of office as sexton of the First Parish
Church, and next Saturday will be the thirty
fifth anniversary of his marriage. The LADIES'
OF the Society, wishing to commemorate Inc
TWO events, purchased an elegant silver cake
basket, sugar bowl, and cream pitcher which
tney caused to be suitably inscribed, and last
saturday, notwithstanding the pouring rain,
they sent them to his house with an appropri-
ate little note. We know that Mr.. Stillngs
feels deeply the kind remembrancer ON the
part of the ladies, and we trust he NAV lo,o
fulfil the duties of the Office he now holds and
celebrate many more wedding anniversaries
MAGGIE MrTCHELL.-There was brisk do.
maud for seats yesterday afternoon at Paine's
music store and large number were sold fo
both evenings entertainments, and We would
advise all who wish to improve the opportuni
ty of seeing one of the most celebrated G
American actresses to secure their tickets to
day. The signs indicate fashionable an
crowded audience on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings.
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The S. P. SoCIETY.-This Society which
has earned an enyiable reputation for the
many charming entertainments they have af-
forded to our citizens, proposes to give grand
Promenade Concert and Dance to night at City
Hall. The music will be furnished by Chand-
ler's Band which in itself is guarantee of a
delightful evening, and we have no doubt that
one of the best and most agreeable parties of
the season will be the result Refreshments
will be served by the ladies OF the Society, and
tickets can be procured as per advertisement.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
taVERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock A. M, on Itw
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Hoises
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2s r. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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NO tt Q e

THE undersigned having disposed of his interest
i III the Shoe business, would In orm those hay-
ing accounts with him, to call ct corner of Lafayett
OF each week for short time, shall leave the CITY
soon, and all unsettled bills will be lett tor collec-
ton. T. b WHITMAN
ocfl5.2ws ~
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