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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-06
MkNICO.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CRY or MEXICO, Aug. %, via Havana In
the recent plot for the assassination Of Juarez
the e0nspirators intended TO seize a valuable
eondneta which was TO pass through the Capt.
tai on the 10th for Vera Cruz. The plot was
revealed 10 the authorities and many arrests
have been made
The Indian revolt in Michoacan has been
suppressed.
monument Of the last Aztec Emperor was
unveiled in the Capitol on the 18th with grea.
ceremony.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at Quad
alaiara last night
The mint at Zacatecas last wear coined
S5000000
The silver mines of Reel del Monte are Weld
ing bounteously. 1t is estimated that one of
the mines has produced $4,000, 600 within the
last ten years. r
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s. SCHRYTER.
LiceMceG Pam Broker
Money advanced ON all kinds of personal
property, ON Jewelry, Diamonds,
Carpets, sc
~ Unredeemed Goods for sale at low prices
10 Middle St., Planners Block.
au30sn- d3ws
City Liquor Agency.

All persons who may have occasion to use
liquors of any kind for medicinal or mechani.
cal purposes, are informed that the City Agen.
cy is supplied with articles of excellent quail
ty, selected expressly Tor these purposes. NJ
liquors will be sold at the Agency except those
purchased of the State Agent, and they can b.
relied on as pure and of standard proof, as Ger
titled in the certificates of analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised
and only sufficient profit will be charged tt
meet current expenses. We think this mode
of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR AGENCY.
June II, 1869. dtfsn
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WEST INDIES.


hAvANA, sept. 4.-Maior La Casa had sew
era, sKirmishes with the insurgents near AFRO
yo Blanco and killed thirty
committee has been anno;r.oa A..
enlistments for the Volunteer Reseryap onpS
Money was subscribed at Casino and Dps npoi
last night to buy Remington rifles for Tho Cat
alan Volunteers. w '"o 0a'-
fhe English war steamer Philomel arr;ro,
last night --. "'ii'e"
HAVANA, Sept. 5.-Advices from pro,.o
Principe state that the insurgents three time.
attacked the Spanish force at Sanzerapio, Int
retreated finally with loss Of ten men.
HAYTI.
HAYTI, Aug. %, via Havana, Sept. 5-Tbe
rebel steamers Florida and Columbia have
bombarded the town of Gonaiyes.
President Salnave had raised the siege of
Aux Cages and sailed with the steamers Gala
tea and SalDave to Port au Prince. His steam
ers became disabled and he was unable to on
crate against the town. Salnaye is now onr.
iously awaiting the arrival of an ironclad from
the United States.
One dollar in gold is now valued Mt $1,000 =,
the paper money of the government. ~
VENEZUELA.
CARACAS, Aug. 23.-Don Guzman Blanco
formerly Minister Of ex-President Falcon.
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WASHINGTON.


vv,s,uvorox Sept. 81 In consequence Of
,hs General dissatisfaction with the new pos
80 sstamps. orders have been given 20 prepare
J1ss.ns tsr new issues. The heads of Wash
Snstsn- JACK son, Franklin aud Lineoln are "a
b, restored IN place Of the present designs.
ILLNESS or SECRETARY RAwIaxs.
It was thought yesterday neon that secFeta.
~ Rawllns was oouy4lesceut bat about tar
ecleck b. began % fail he rallied = little m
so'clock m the evening; AZ n o'eloek. bowets
e., ne Pai~e became very feeble and h. Law
sith1at 4ny Noticeable change tin o'closk
tes m"rnihg, whea he called faF Ana "a. III.
tseAAtssA siier which H. directed the aI~u"-i-
esn o. matters relative D. bis own private bas-
lsfse. A. II s'eleck there was : favorable
eAAnee. DariHx this aftrrnr.an s.fisls frisnds
80. iasi ading secretaFies ca. Fish and
e.e.s%sa1, Postmaster GousFAl GEesssell Geo.
osefidAn ana otheFs bF Bliss Nhois me al
eAa@nt physlciau, has baen IA constant esn'
ssat@taon wlth sar9aoa Gc@@tal b&r0es ~.
MaErta and ofh@ts ~ Las prsaaanenfe, rus
sfleFneFb, Al b ewn feqaest De ~@s visited
- Methodist Clergyman, ~ HON he vas
baptEe1 and sitk shum D. subsequently, par
tssk ~ tise sAcs4aass1 H. has thfaaghoui has
alckness beea Conscious OF bis coasi1tiOn, AMI
has slxned az tbs pApers ~hich mas effect the
fatmrw circumstance u his fatally. Ar eight
eei0ck to-nigtg be- wAs resting quietly. No
axwFssatisn ~ chs symptom Is az present anti-
cipaled bar there = 10 prospect OF his FINAL re-
eeFery. Ms mofai courage Is such that h,s
has M4y b. prolonged Cor dayS
President Grant Is expected 10 arrive al
Wazhington to-moErow.
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rave bah recently to the foreign ministers,
and while the festivities were in progress
mod attacked the house, crying death to
Blanco." Their intended victim made his es-
cape to the American consulate and fled thence
to Curacao. The crowd believed that he SYM
pa,hized with Gen. Culgar, now in rebellion
at Maracaibo.
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Will enrich the blood and prevent Il from becom-
lhs watery and weak, giving healthy complexion,
restore tas appetite nygorate the system, and
all persons requiring a safe and valuable tonic to
mpart tone and strength the system not given by
bitters merely stmulant in their effects; which al
though they may possess tonic, vegetable properties
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
IRON BITTERs will give.
Portland by Crosman & Co., 3O5 Congress street.
il 0t.d6
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA

GOVERNOR GENERAL LEvEE.
OF. JOHN, Sept 5-The Governor Genera
OF New Brunswick held levee yesterday. a
which four addresses, signed by many of IN,
citizens were presented. About 300 person.
were present In response 10 the toast. 'sTh,
health Of the Governor General Of the Prov
NEE OF New Brunswick Sir John Young SAID
that the opposition 10 the union OF the PROV
lnee with Canada is dying away. aud he hook
"a Tor the speedy reconciliation Of all parties.
me Advantages gained by the union oi Eng
land aud Scotland and the free traihc eonse
9aent and the advantages conferred os tht
LoiiseFein during the hast hall 81 century
are such a. should b. looked is'r from this cor
federation. sneecbos were also made BY the
Lieutenant Governor % the provinces and Col
Warren. Unitod States Consul The health Of
In Oassa aud she President OF the Uaitea
states Wero euthuss4sticaliy drank.
STEAMSHIP SAILED.
HALaFax. sept 5.-The steamship Hornet
Sc oucenst0wn, which arrived here from Phil-
asielphia Cor coal. was on complaint OF th.,
sp4aish Cousul, examined last "Wednesday
bat noihng vas found on board 20 give sufh-
eicnt caasc foF her detention. Upon the am
aaxst of a sailor who bad deserted, that tbs
Haraet had arms on board she was hauled IN
e. aaeeus wharf and compelled 90 nndergo a
seoaad examination, which Is now progressing.
A yet nothing has been found 10 warrant her
delay. The Spanish Consul has given bonds
- the amount of $50 90 cor her detention, and
The captain Of the steamer has presented pro-
test against further examination and deten-
ton.
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Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept. 4
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PENNsELVANIA.

NATIONAL HORSE FAIR POSTPONED.
WIELIAMspoRr, Sept. 5-The National
Horse Fair advertised to be held at this place
October 9th, 9th, 7th and 9Th, has been post
poned till October 10Th, Goth, 21st and 22d, on
account Of the fairs being held in other places
on previous dates
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NORTH CAROLINA.

CONFEDERATION AT GoLDsBoRo.
GoLDsBoRo, Sept. ga terrible con1agra-
ton occurred here last night, by which the
Wayne House, Masonic Hall, lumber yard
aud ten warehouses were destroyed. Loss
$4,000 The offices of the Messenger and
Post newspapers were also destroyed. They
VIII resume publication soon
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" ~ ,ne recent works on the eye, the subject Of
accommodation, or the fitting Of glasses receives
the largest share Of attention. Considering its ex
tensive application, 1t is regarded as the mos,
bic result derived from the recent advances in orh-
thalmic science. 0f"
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p,+obalnr.s Hair Dye,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye harmless,
santaneous; no DISAPPOINTMENT; no Iidiculous tnts
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes nvigorates ana
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or prown
Sold by all Druggists and Periumers, ana properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, N.
june 3-sNdSw1yr
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SheriH's Sale.

CUMBERLAND IS.
TAKEN on execution and will DO sold at public
IL auction ON Saturday, the 18th day OF September
1863, at three O'Clock r. NJ at my dwelling hou.s In
Yarmouth m said county, all the right title aud
interest which Daniel Small OF Lewiston has whether
In equity to redeem 10 have conveyance by yir-
tue OF bond or contract In writing in and TO tho
homestead iaIm Of the late Edward Doughty sltua-
ted in Gray and Is described follows-to wit:
bounded southerly by lane OF Moses Thomson. h.
easterly by land OF Samuel SkiihnRs and James
Whltney-northeasteriy by land Of Moses Haskell
northwesterly by the road leading from Cumber-
land to Gray road. also the other portion OF said
farm lying on the opposite side OF said road with the
buildings thereon, and is bounded southwes erly
northwestery and northeastery by land Of James
Whitney, Thomas Casey. alden Doughty, and OF the
heirs OF Hezekiah Doughty deceased and south
eas,erly by said road, containing sixty acres more
or less.
ID. l.. MITCHELL,
- Deputy sheriff.
Yarmouth August 10th 1869 sept
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Brig Martha Berry, Chase. Philadelphia. '4"'
, Sch Chas mccarthy, Barclay, Boston, to load for
South America. -
Sch Laura & Marion, Clifford. Boston.
Sch sunbeam, King, fremont.
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NEW JERSEY,

CLOSING OF LONG BRANCH HOTELS.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 5.-In consequence of
the cold weather for the past week, four no.
tells, the Continental, Metropolitan, United
States and Stetson House, close tomorrow.
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DIED.

In Freeport. Aug. q, Frances Brewer, aged %
years.
In Brunswick, July %. Mrs. Rebecca NJ. r., wife
of the late Vincent Mountiort, aged ca years ana
months.
In HarIsweIl, Sept. 1. Mr.. Simon Meruman, aged
So years.
In Porter, July IS, Elder Joseph Stanley, aged G.
years months.
In Albany, Aug "a. Mrs. Adslia, vile OF H. G. Full
ieT, Of Oxford, aged ~ years.
In GTeeRe, July q, Mr.. Nelson L. Ames, aged
% years.
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MAsSACHUsETTS.

sHiPMAsrER AND CREW ARRESTED.
BOSTON, Sept. 5.-Captain E. T. Smith and
crew, of the schooner L. T. Knight, abanc oned
and leaking at sea on the 10Th of August, were
arrested yesterday on charge of attempting
to scuttle the vessel, and lodged in iail The
vessel was picked up thirteen hours after be-
tun nh ua1
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VIRGINIA..


THE ELECTION PROCLAMATION. 81
RICHMOND, Sept. 4-Gen. Candy will issue
proclamation for an election about the 18th
inst He is delayed by disputed returns from
one county The State officers will be Install
ed ON the assembling OF the Legislature.
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MARI N E N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, Sept. 4.
ARRIVED a.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson. New York - dse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, St John NIB via
Eastport Tor Boston.
Brig Eudorus, Farr, Phiadelphia.-coal to Saml
brig Torrent, Gould, Salem.
Sch Mary j Adams, (Of Portsmouthl Billings, st
Sch Iopsy, (Br) Fash, Clementsport, NS-wood to
Sch Abbott Devereux, Rich, Georgetown local to
Sch Margie. Hardenbrook, Philadelphia. coal to
Sch Ida Wheeler, Dyer, Philadelphia zeal to
L Billings. '-,.. -. ~
Sch America, lngraham. Rondout -.----,.---
Sch Knight, ROmer. So Amboy,-coal to jackson
Sch Nellie Belle, stahl, So Amboy,-coal to Jack
Sch Nellie Chase, Upton, New York,-iron to Roll
Sch Harriet Fuller, Willard, New York.
SsA Gen Marion, Poland, New York.
Sch Geo Brooks, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch Nevada, Davis, Boston ---
Sch yerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston.
Sch Harriet Baker, Weber Boston
Sch Modena, Rowe, Rockport.
Sen Columbia, -, Bangor.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
Barque Gan Eden, Greenleat, Buenos Ayres,-R
Brig ospray, (Br) oulton, St John, NIL Cat
Sch Bertha Souder, Wooster, Windsor, NS,-L
Gatcomb.
Sch Hirondelle, (Br) Belgea, st John, NIB
Sch Geo Parker, (Br) Brown, st John, NB-Jobn
Porteous.
Sch Highlander, Rogers. Salem
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth - Eastern
Packet Co. :. -iU-
Sch Odlon, Hatch, Rockland-Beale & Morse,
.ss ..-. Sunday, Sept. 5.
ARRIVED.
Brig Martha Berry, Chase. Philadelphia.
Sen ClaS McCdrty BARCLAY. Boston n lool for
South America.
Sch Laura & Marion, Clifford, Boston.
Sch Sunbeam, King fremont.
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PARIS, Sept. 4-The La Pressc says that DIR.
Notation, the Emperor's physician, contradicts
the alarming reports continually arising in re-
gard to the Emperor's health. DIR. Nelaiion
declares his convalescence will he rapid il he
takes necessary rest. NJ W. ~.
The Public reports that the EmperJr il fast
recovering, and that he remained yesterday
evening conversing with the Empress until II
o'clock. % g .tfalg ..
PARIS, Sept. 5.-The lie Public states that
the Emperor retired at late hour Friday
night He was somewhat fatigued ia the
morning, and consequently did not preside at
the council of the Ministers held on Saturday
To-day the weather is unfayorable, and the
Emperor feels some weakness, but his physi-
cians believe that the progress of his GONZALES
cence cannot be interrupted any length of
time. A number of receptions are to take
place at st. Cloud to-day, at some of which the
The Journal Official to-day is silent on the
snbiect of the Emperor's health.
The Presse reports that the Emperor was
unable TO take his walk in his private park
: yesterday BIS
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The Journal Official reports that the Minis
ters met in council to-day, but makes no men,
ton Of the presence Of the Emperor.
Prince Napoleon to-day had an interview
with the the Emperor.
The Senate, by 113 to 8, rejected an amend
ment to the senatus cOnsutum, proposing lib
eral reforms in the constitution of the Senate
The amendment was offered by Senator Bon
jean and supported by Prince Napoleon.
Hungary.
ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN HUss' BIRTH.
PRAGUE, Sept. 5.-The celebration of the
400 anniversary of the birth of John Huss
commenced here yesterday. The city is crewd-
ed with strangers. Many English and French
visitors are here, and large number of Rus
sian Scaves have arrived to take part in the
festivities. The character of the celebration IS
rather more political than religious, and seems
to have an anti German tendency.
Spain.
TROOPS FOR CUBA. .r
MADRID, Sept. 5-Four thousand troops
will sail on the 9th and 10th insts. for Cuba,
ana ooOO more will follow in few days.
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FOB SALE,

Schooner COLUMBIAN, 81 tons, old
Ht1/ tonnage, well found in sails, rigging,
MtK and ground tacke--can be bought at a
lNkWAA- bargain If applied for soon, at No.
Commercial Wharf
sep2 dit JORDAN s. BLAKE.
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Ballots, Ballots.

Republican Ballots for the ensuing election will b
furnished the several Town Committees Of Cumber
land County on application to the Press Office. tn
name of the candidate for Town Representative will
be printed on the same, if forwarded in season.
au 81 sndtOsep 10
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DOMESTIC PORTS

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar2 I'd inst. ship Oracle, Hum
LAWACCA-Ar 25th, sch Abby Campbell, Denni-
NEW 9RLEANs-Ar 9th ult, brig Nellie Gay.
Ranlett. Indianola.
CHARLESTON-Ar 3D. baraue W DODGE
Munr0e. Philadelphia.
RICHMOND-SId LIST, sch Sandman, Remission,
CITY Point.
NORFOLK-Ar list, scbs Saxon, Cassidy. and
Georgia Todd, Davis, New York; M Mosely, Urann
4LExANDR1A-sld 1st, brig Geo s Berry, for
BALTIMoRE-cld1 st, sch Mary Newton. Reed
Ar I'd, brig Harry Stewart Weeks Nassau, MP.
Cid I'd, barque Cardenas, Sundberg, Jersey City,
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Sd, brig Nellie Ware, Ware
Morant Bay, ia.
Cid I'd inst barque Isaac Rich, Sheldon, for Port
Spain.
NEW YORK-Ar Sd, schs oraloo. Small, Machias;
Henry Perkins, Baker, Bangor: Francis Arthemius
Mitchell, Shulee, MS: S g. b Small. Gates, do; Jas
Burnett, Dayton, Calais Am Eagle. Mcfarland;
S s Brown, Snow, and Empress, -, Rockland;
Sinbad. Arey: Mary Susan, Snow, and G M Part.
ridge, Snow, do; Geo Washington, Blake; bangor;
do; Sarah, Clapp, PASSPORT; Ada Ames, Ames,
Cid I'd. brig L II Kimball, Stupcl Kingston, ia:
sch Dresden, Smith, shuee, Ms.
Ar 3D., barques McGilvery. Nichols, from Buenos
Ayres 60 days; John Griffin, Downey, Boston; schs
Yankee Blade, COMBS. Bangor; A Sawyer, Post
Calais; Pacific, Wass, Addison; Paran, Clark from
Maehias; Bramhall. Hamilton. South Amboy for
Cid Sd. briggs Antelope. RumbaI Leghorn; Sports
man, Morton, Sagua; Hampton, Perkins. Savannah
Pedro, DAVIS, tor Beaufort and Brunswick, Ga; sch
Corvo Pickering, Salem =.
NEW HAVEN-Ar I'd, sch Damon, johnson, from
Calais.
NORwICH-sld I'd. schs Minnie Cobb, Ingraham,
New York.
MYSTICAL list, sch Maud Webster, Wentworth,
Bangor.
PKOvIDENCE-Ar I'd, schs Hattie, Carter, Ban
gor; Prudence McCobb, Rockland.
Also ar, sehs Nehe Treat, Trim, FIN Lingan, CB;
Webster from Hoboken; Sea Breeze, Herrck. and
Helen Mcleod, Cogswell, and Chronometer, Wall,
Whitaker, Ellsworth.
Sid. sch Rising sun, Jones, Georgetown.
SID nm bakers Landing I'd, sch Sarah Clark, Grit
PAWTUCKET-Ara Sd, sch Helen Mcleod Cogs-
Sid I'd, schs Susan Taylor, Lord, New York; Au-
rora, Davis, do, or Bangor. = - -
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar cd, sch Franconia Trevor
Tor Biddeford: Vandalia, Whitmore, Elizabethport
for Salem; Com KeaIney, Philbrook do for Boston !;
Hugh McCaulay, Haynes, from Richmond, Me, tor
Baltimore. 77777
Ard, sch Gazelle, wnslow, Portland for War
rem. RI. 49,
BosToN-Ar Sd, steamer Tallapoosa Alden,
CID LIST, barque Concorda, port DeLemens. Ban
gor, to load for Azores
Ar 4th, barque Surprise, Nickerson, Liverpool; ;
sch Isis, Bullock, Bangor. '',-3l - :.
CID 4th, brig Prairie Rose, Lowe, Cardenas; schs
Rowena, Cook, Eastport and Calais; A G Bowker,
Sid baruues Desiah, and Agra 81
GLOUCESTER-Ar 20, sch Sybil, Tracey, Calais
for Providence Ii
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER.

Sch Mary J Adams. from st Martins - sOO6 bbls
salt 10 Geo ii Starr.
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Sch W Dexter, Erskine, of and from Aurusta
with lumber tor Boston, struck on Seguin Ledge Sd
inst and Immediately filed. She came off next day
and was taken to Bath Tor repairs.
Brig Henry Trowbrldge, Capt Leighton, which got
ashore on Petit Menan, is badly bilged and las
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FOREIGN PORTS,

OREAUN fOhlSs
Sid I'm Padang Aug 1, ship Fearless Ballard, for
Passed Anjier June "a, ship Southern Cross,
hughes Manila TOR Boston; July Q. Tabor, Otis, I'm
Sid i'm Bassein July 9, barque S Blaisdell, Saw
At Rangoon July 10, ship Kentuckian, Freeman,
At Smyrna goth ult. .barque Azelia, Brown, from
Sid I'm St Zazare Goth ult ship Belle Morse, Wy
man, Cardiff =
Sid I'm Cuxhaven 18th ult. barque Proteus, Chip
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst. ship Perseverance, Rob
AT at Bristol E. LIST inst, ship villatranca, Will
Ar at Shields 2lst ul, ship Moonlight, Nichols, for
Cid at London 2sd ult ship Alicia, Stewart for
Sid i'm Calao July 2s, ships Mt Pleasant, for Ant
Gerp; transit Tor Guaanape s1st Cornga Fellows
In port 18th ut, ships Vermont, Higgins, from
Cardiff; Mary Goodell, Sweetser, from Chinchas; P
Canada, Patten, from Rio Janelro, ar 7th; Lottie
Warren, Lucas from Valparaiso. ar 9th; brig Kitty
Coonrn' Wilson, from New York.
Ar at MontevldeO July %, brig Don Quixote, Co.
nant, Portland.
cara; At at Montevdeo July %, prg Sarah Gilmore,
Ar at Rio Janeiro July "a, ship Industry, Ben
ga At 81 John. NIB, I'd inst brig Reporter, coombs
Per steamer Rhein at New York; p
Sid I'm Liverpool 2lst ult, Gen Butler Chase. Tor
| New York; Canova, Wallace, for Philadelphia, land
put back.
Sid 21st, Lie Houghton, Morton, Portland. ...
At Bristol 21st. Riverside, Randall, lor New Or
| leans ldg.
| Sid i'm Cardiff 21st nit. Fawn. Nelson, New York.
Sid I'm Newport goth, Lorena, Berry, st Thomas
Ar at CroOkbaven 23d ult, Juventa Holiness from
Rangoon. $50.
| Sid fin Bassein July 1, Horton, Taylor, tor
| Europe.
Ar at Cadiz 18th ult. Stockton, Griffin, Coruna.
Sid I'm Havre 2lst ult, st James, Goodwin, Cardiff
and United States.
Sid i'm st Nazaire 21st ult, Charter Oak. Turkey,
| for Cardiff.
Sid i'm Brouwershaven Goth ult H Stetson, Set.
| son, New Orleans.
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Aug 10, lat N. Ion % W. ship China, Weeks, from
Bassein Mich 81 Tor Europe.
Aug "a, lat SO, Ion %, barque Endeavor, Mount
fort. 80 days from Portland for MontevdeO.
Sept 1, lat AZ OF, Ion 60 49, barque A Wymap,
from Shields for Boston.
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TURNING OF RAILROAD BRIDGE AT WE
WATERvILLE.

WArERvILLE, Sept. 5-At 10 o'clock last
ON the Maine Central Railroad, 16O feet long,
was discovered to be on fire and was soon en-
tireiy consumed. The roof was covered with
iron. The fire probably took from spark lett
by an engine which passed over it in the after
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Wood AZ Auction.

The subscriber Will sell at 's~'s soeton' ~ MS
house in South Freeport, ON
THURSDAY, septeL 'ber Is,
All the wood &C acres OF land al out 5000 cords
Sati wood Is standing on his farm at South Free
port aud Is composed OF hard and son WOOL aud but
a short distance from the sea shore.
JEHEMmAu STAPLES.
South Frecport, August 20, 1893. au2s-3t.
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Iron Works at auction.

Hor. -es, Carriages, &c, at Auction
Ivrnv SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
n, , at, Market street, shall sell Homes
oA.r rl : HARM. y. o. BAILEY. Auetonsef.
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THE BYRON CONTROVERSY.
THE EMpERoR's HEALTH AGAIN

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Mr. Aytown has writer
q note defending Lord Byron and disereditiDe
the statements made by Mrs. Stowe. =
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Administrators Sale.

Pursuant to a licence from the Judge of Probate
for the County of Cumberland, shall sell at public
auction, on the premises, on Thursday the
seventh day of October next at IL o'clock NJ.
the valuable Real Estate No. AZ on the Westerly
side of CLARK Street, in the city of Fortia nd,
known as the homestead of the late Thomas
Worcester, consisting of good 1-2 story wood
en- House and Ell, very convenient and lot 80 SO.
The whole subject to the Widows ght OF Dover
therein which will be sold at the same time, there
by giving the purchaser perfect title to the premi
SEES. Terms Cash.
GEORGE W PARKER Admir-
f. o. BAILEY, Auet.
Portland, Aug 80, 1869. au31td
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e U IL o p e .
Great IL ritain.

PRINCE KUNG TO MINISTER BURLINGAME.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Prince Kung's dispatch
to Mr.. Burlingame thanks him for his services,
and asks him to intercede with the Peruvian
Government in behalf of Chinese laborers
who are badly treated in the mines and guano
diggings of Peru. = III
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Memoir ANDA.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Cid at Philadelphia Sd, schs belmont, Gales. and
Hanne Westbrook, Littejohn, Portland.
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BANGOR, sept 6-The funeral Of Mr.. Edwin
Lander, late engine driver ON the Piseataauis
Railroad, and one Of the victims Of the disaster
On the LIST inst, was attended to-day by a large
eo1oourse OF people. An extra train from
Uldtown hroaght down large number of en-
pl0yees VI the road and personal friends. The
Odd Fellows and Temple OF Honor, of which
bodies the deceased was a member, took part
an the services and did escort duty. The re-
mains and procession were taken to Mount
Hope by train OF cars furnished by the Maine
Central and European & North American
Railroad Companies, drawn by an engine of
the Piscataquis Railroad Company. The cere-
monies were very impressive None of the
other persons injured have died of their in
juries. 3 ..-t. l