The Portland daily press., 1869-06-16

The News. 70 81 i-ists -
The Commercial Advertiser rather favofs
recognition of CubaasiiE gda ssodT .noilas
I Great expectations are enlisted in the fight
abont to come off between DIR. Bushnell and
Sorosis.saThe Doctors hat has been lssshied''
into the ring whitman air of terrible resolve.
A.. g. Mills of New York has been appoint
ed Chief Clerk in the Supervising Architects
Office.
/ The tug aGood News was sunk on Lake
Huron yesterday. '7Dp
Richard Smith, a Cincinnati editor was as
saulted yesterday by n street railway protector
The Massachusetts Legislature has resolved
to pay the members FIVE dollars per day, which
will make pretty round sum .Es9W I9Tsn Il d
Pickpockets are in force in Boston to the
great alarm of everybody. bus aienal gelua
Senator Wade and party have arrived lat
Salt Lake and are seeing the sights. I, 40. +
Dr. Hill, late President Of Harvard College
is i'll at Omaha. ~, =
The new Cashiers room in the Treasury
Department. il said to be ssthe most costly and
elegant apartment in the United States 2 Haf9
The North Carolina Indians are intronble,
their land being sold far ia xes. ~ ono .sba.
ASpanish soldier who has been tramping
in the interior of Cuba says, the Spanish are
losing 800 men month by the, ordinary casu-
alties of the campaign. ~. .,,..,. ,.,...s
Lewiston is to send up big balloon on the
9TH of Jnly.
On Saturday afternoon a boy aged eight
years was run over by dummy and Instantly
killed. An unknown German WHO witnesses
the accident was so overcome at the sight that
he fell dead bAg 2sosl6q 3gsM bua ,sg9tsro
The stories about Yellow Fever in Georgia
are officially Denied. es9xs ageds woY esgs
1t is denied thatA T.. Stewart has turned
Cathoiic.ii5M nj s5aal hae g9gulgs79 N
Goldwin3 Smith has virtually promised to
make no more political speeches, sif,-., ,...,.,,
The latest adyices say that our. troops have
succeeded in killing forty Indians in Alaska.
In the absence of buffalo this viii soon become
a leading sport, = ''s tsA5 asHisssi'i e9a
Only one Republican paper in the North
West supports the third party movement in.
augurated by legal-suasionists I'D b9sieo s3ss
A German lost second finger on circular
aw in Iowa the other day while illustrating
how he lost the first one. .asveAtasg ai
Chief Justice Chase expresses great hoppe
fulness of the South. - s,e-a..,,,t
There win Be a. special meeting of the
Grand Army Chiefs in New York on the 25d
inst. -Do' tiiN 'i-' ,-AsA ts3s1gl4 sS9f s9aii1
The diplomas were given the til graduating
Cadets at West Point yesterday by General
Sherman. i9iian9b son rsliEs E--li9Iau 1
Ex-Gov.i Curtin was the recipient of a testi.
monial from the oPhiladelphia Union League,
in the shape of a dinner Monday night lIlil
The New Hampshire, Legislatures goes
bodily to the Jubilee o-daysaliq 10 3aauod,
The. latest London kilograms say the weather
is decidedly unfayorable to the crops, - rs
President Grant and party left West Point
yesterday morning for Boston. -, $3.50 Z. +
A Liverpool dispatch of yesterday says that
there is no dinanution in the tide of emigra-
ton to America Over 5000 persons left last
week for the port of New Yorkss6g ial 3Da
Prince Arthur ia coming to- Canada, and
possibly tho United States, this autumn. sis,,
81 Meudays 14th inst, before Trial Justice
Goodenow, George S.. Henderson, rrestaura-
teur, of Pennington, was sentenced to a fine
of $40 and thirty days Imprisonment for selling
intoxicating liquors. Appealed,