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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20

SALE OF VEssEL.-F. o. Bailey sold at
auction yesterday the schooner "Albatross." of
60 tons measurement, with her anchors, sails
apparel and furniture, to Thomas Kennedy for
SHOOK
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FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM. annual
meeting OF the Trustees of this institution took
place yesterday afternoon, We expect to pub
lish the reports of the officers tomorrow
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20.
General motion day for trustee disclosures, e!

lions, etc. r...
I0i-Libby VS.. Libby.
113-Payson vs. Am. S. & q. p. Co.
119-Smiih VS.. Smith.
145-hoyt VS.. Mark.
2i6-waterman ct al. VS.. Cressey.
21s-Meserve vs. Hanscom and Trustees.
242-Cobb vs.. Portland.
3lI-Gill vs.. dali.
3Os-Am. S. & G. P. Co. vs. Payson.
3s2-McGinnis vs. Hanlon.
177-Morr VS.. PhInney
321-Libby ct al VS.. Nichols.
36i-Jackson ct al. VS.. Perkins
Sesame VS.. Same.
409-Wilkinson VS.. Woodbury..
THURSDAY, OCT. u.
i26-Green VS.. Inhabitants OF Yarmouth.
187-McGlinchy VS.. Hail.
1S9 Eq. S. ms. Co. VS.. Emery and TIus.ee.
192-Kennard VS. Perry.
193-RaDdal ct ais. VS.. Greiethen.
195-Jou nson VS.. Hoff.
I97-Lewis VS.. Br ,dbury.
19S-Lewi. VS.. johnson.
2O6-Stuart VS.. LIBBY.
27 Lawrence ct ais VS.. Young.
278-heed VS.. Young.
3l6-Brooks vs.. Foley.
31S-Ward VS. Merrill.
32l-Dyer vs., Perry.
3y7 Fuller vs.. Fuller.
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AUCTION SAILS.
Guardians sale.

an Saturday, October 10th, 1869. at noon, will
~ sold at public SAFE on the premises: Lot o,
land on Franklin st, east side, between Congress
and Federal sts being about fftv-fve (55) feet on
Franklin st, and seventy-eght (7s feet deep, form
eIly No 81.
Lot of land on same side OF franklin st, between
Congress and Cumberland sls, beng about f'ty-
three 1851 feet on Franklin ST. and one huudred eight
(l9S) ret deep, formerly No ~
Lot between the last lot and Cumberland 81, on
same side OF Franklin It, being abou. hlfy.hve lool
eet on Fra kiln ST, and one hlndI ed and eight ilOs
ieet deep, formerly No As.
Terms at sale
,breo sooye sale Is adjourned to Saturday next, at
'"iee oeioek Nj. on the premises.
TX ANKLIN G. 40 IDV, Guardian.
pcRFpT SStAhAd Q. MOODY, Guardian.
h"o|ni a. BIRD & co, Auctoneer. sep15td
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon him.
self the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
EUNICE BROWN, late Of Cape Elizabeth,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased, required TO ex
b bit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
NATHANIEL BROWNE. Admir-, of Falmouth.
Cane Elizabeth, Sept. 81, 1863. w3w39
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and Vicinity.
UnI,ed STATE. Commissioner,s Court

WM. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMIssIONFR
TUEsDAY.-Unted States vs. joseph w. Sproul
mate OF brig Stockton, of Stockton. Malicious as
sauIt on George Perez, a seaman, ON the high seas
After examination the defendant was discb.rce6
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Large and SPENDING stock of Lin
ems, WOOleDs, Blankets, &c,
Auuafinn

I SHALL commence tn sale, at Office IS Exchange
i ST. on Thursday, oct 81 at 10 O'c ock, aud CON-
tnue at 10 A NJ, and 1-2 NJ each day, one of the
finest stocks Of Hi,h Linens, all-wool Blankets,
Woo'ens, &c ever offered In this city. The stock
is very large and fresh ON the mrorter, and con-
sists OF a general assortment OF Table, Bed aud
Body Linens, Blankets OF all sizes MAJ seiles and
Mexican Quilts, Woolens, Cloths OF all descriptions,
1n&e.
sale. 0oods can he examined on Gay before
s-Ladies and &C.,
oc19td r q. BAALh -
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Administrators Sale.

dtOT , SdIts
PURSUANT to a license OF the Judge of Pr obate
l tor Cumberland County. shall sell a. Pub &c
Auction, on the premises on kriay, the 22d daN of
oc,ob T. 1863, at O'Clock p. M (oe'nl postpone
ment from the Sth iust) lot OF land situated the
corner OF New curry and Gnu. oh Street in Portland
about SO by 60 feet, SUBJECT to a mortgage to the
Portland Savings Bank tor $3.50 with interest dat
ed March 18th, 1863. Fur further particulars en-
quire oil the undersigned.
b. G. SOMERBY, Admir-.
r. A. BIRD & CO., Auctoneers. oc12td
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House and and on prute st. ecu
nv Auction.

an Thursday, october 21st at M, shall sell
~ the property No " Spruce st; the house Is two
story contains finished rooms, good closets and
cellar abundance ut hard aud soft water. rhere Is
new Barn. 2Cx22 leet n the lot Lot contains 1000
square feet. The above .peIty is situared In the
i'm mediate vicinity OF the HoIse Cars on good and
pleasant street, in good Deighborhood.
Terms at sale.
ocl4 ord e o BAILEY. Auctioneer.
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&c oBER OWL rERM-aoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
TUE DAY.-John Guver vs. Rufus NJ. Bickford
Tried Monday. Decision tor plaintiff for So 81 and
quarter COSTS
j. d. & +. Fessent en. Sweat
James Clary vs. John Doherty. Action OF tres
pass. judgment for plaintiff for s. .25 costs.
The following assignments of justice trials have
been made:
wFDNFsDAY. OCT. %.
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DoSTER PRINTING. of all kinds done.with dis.
i patch at the Press CO,
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Notice.
TThe Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
to sell papers sngly by the week. under any CIR
cumstances. Persons who are. or have been, reeeiv
ing the "PREss" IN ibis manner, will confer afav-
or by leaving word at this office.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
N scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws, viz: -a. ..-- ... 1919
July 20, 1862 on R. Rd. Wharf, bottles Brandy;
July "a, on board Sch. Abbie l Dbl MOasses;
Aug. 4, the str et 1900 Cigars Aug. 49, at No Is
Market Square, 1903 cigars; Aug. lS, on board
Brig Merriwa, lDemiiohn Rum: Aug. 21, on board
,,t'mr New York, box containing Is bottles Brandy
and II dozen Eggs; Sept. 2, board St'mr Carlota,
10 doz. Violin Strings; Sept ~ at 1893 core street.
1000 igars; Sept 20, board Stmr Carlotta IL yds
Silk; Sept. 70. ON board St'mr New York, Al yds.
Blk Lasting; Cct Z, 1875 Fore street, one package
containg small Iancy bag and Gold Pin.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the SAID
goods will be disposed ofn accordance with the Acts
oil Congress in such case made and provided:
I. WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Oct 49, 1869. d1aw3w
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
IN been duly appointed Executors OF the VIII Oh
WILLIAM P. FESSENDEN, late of Portland,
the county of Cumberland deceased, and have ia
ken upon themselves that by giving bondsas the
law directs. All persons having demands apon
the estate of said deceased required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
JAMES ID. FESSENDEN,
WILLIAM H. FESSENDEN, Executors.
FRANCIS FaSSENDEN,
Portland, Sept 21sl, 1863. ocSdlaw3wF
T. OTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber mas MAJ:
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator Of the estate of
WARD MOVES, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds directs. Allpersons having de.
mands upon estate said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estateare called upon to make payment to
FREDERICK FOX, Admir-.
Portland, Oct. 9Th, 1869. ocsdlaw3wF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-22
A New Paner.

NASHVILLE, June 21.-The State
.JoUrna', Stokes's organ, made its ap-
pearance this evening. 1t is edited
by Gresham and Bowel, late editors
Of the Press and Times 1t contains
a dispatch from IL a. Hamilton, Of
Memphis, stating that a Democratic
Register for Shelby County, has been
appointed by Governor Senter.
A dispatch to the Press and Times,
from East Tennessee, states that
Stokes, in his speeches on Friday aud
Saturday, was severe in his denuncia-
tions of Senator Brownlow. and de-
clared that Grant was on his side /;
that he was expecting dispatch from
him to that effect
Senter adheres to his first position
on the suffrage question. whilst
Stokes is becoming more stringent.
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AInISter Webb's correspondence
with the Brazilian Government.

New YoRK, June 21 1.-The follow
ing Is a condensed account Of Minis
ter Wells correspondence with rhe
Brazilian Government: In October
1881, the American whale ship Can
ada got ashore on the Garris Reef
near the mouth cf the Rio GrandC
del Norte. The Brazilian soldiers
Ia spite of the remOustrances of the
Captain and crew, seized the vessel
and selling her cargo, deposited the
proceeds In the Brazilian Treasury.
Reclamation was made by oUr Gov
cTnment, and tho owners renewed
their claims in 1897, through Minister
Webb, for damages and interest, to
the amount of $1,000 600. Finally
Minister Webb was authorized to
compromise on the payment of S400,
600, or one fifth of the original
amount.
In April last Baron De Colegipipe,
on behalf of the Brazilian Govern
ment, rejected this offer on the
ground that the Brazilian Minister at
Washington had not advised this
government that he had been informed
by Mr.. Seward of his having issued
renewed instructions 10 the Minister
in Brazil, and would not until 0ffici-
ally informed OF the fact through
their own Minister. General Webb
wrote to the Baron, protesting against
his taking such absurd ground, and
declaring that if it was maintained he
should ask for his passport.
On the 1st of May, Minister Webb
received a note from the Brazilian
office, stating that no disrespect was
intended him. but that the American
Government, not having announced
to the Brazilian Minister in Wash
ineton the result of the promised re-
consideration. nor for the issue OF the
reuewed and modified iushu ,tions to
Gen. Webb. keeps his Government in
the same state of uncertainty that 1t
was before, and from which it cannot
depaft, except in such a manner as
shall have a full consideration for
the respect due to our Minister, aud
from one government to the other.
On receiving this note, Gen. Webb
replied In severe language and de-
manded his passports, and obtained
| them. As he was preparing to leave
| for home, he discharged a farewell
/ epistle at the Brazilian authorities, of
which the following is a sample SEN
tenee:
IF, in disregarding my rights and
grossly insulting my Government,
/ the present reactiOnary and pro sla-
very government of Brazil has also
violated the right which, by courtesy,
belong to my colleagues, they will
doubtless collectively, or each for
| himself, do as | have dOne-dO what
is necessary in the premises. BAIL
has been admitted into the family OF
| civilized nations, and being within
the pale she must be required to dis
charge the duties she has voluntarily
assumed, and be taught to practice
the international amenities of tine
age"
This note appears 90 have brought
i the Brazilans to their senses. The
/ Government at once yielded all thai
/! General Webb demanded, and diplo-
matte relations were forthwith re-
stored.
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From the Indian TerrItorr.

ST. Louis, June 2I.-The ReyuJi-
can has a special from Hays City,
Kansas. dated June 10, which says
Col. Greenwood 5 surveying party,
who are surveying the route of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad, from Sheri
dan to Denver, were attacked this
morning, fifteen miles beyond Sheri-
dan, by a baud of fifty Cheyennes.
The Indians came upon them quite
unexpectedly. but the surveyors were
all we'll armed. and after a desperate
fight succeeded IN killing four Indians,
wOunding several others and putting
the balance to fight Two brothers
named Schuyler. in Greenwood $
party. were wounded, one of them
critically, having received three balls
in the thigh, aud the other but
slightly.
The conductor on the Western
bound mail train, yesterday, reports
having seen not less than forty In
dians, twenty miles west of here.
An Omaha special TO the Repubi-
can says party Of nineteen citizens
started from North Platte, on Friday
afternoon, to search for horse thieves.
They returned at noon yesterday with
three Sioux prisoners aud 36 head OF
stock.
The Indians report that Spotted
Tail, with 200 lodges, have left the
reservation, and is coming down, with
what intention is nOs known.
A Tmy officers who came down on
the steamer Cora. report a fight be-
tween the Sioux and Rees Indians,
below Fort Buford, in which the
Sioux lost 10 killed and ID wounded,
and the latter one killed and thirty
wounded.
The Sioux have gone for reinforce
meats, and intend to renew the fight.
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The ceremonies at the church opened
with a voluntary on the organ Rev
Stephen III. Tying read the Episcopal
service for the dead. Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher delivered q touching
eulo y on Mr.. Raymond. Rev Mr.
kellogg. pastor Of the church where
the services were held, followed with
prayer, and Rev. Prof. Shedd pro-
nounced the benediction.
The coffin was very handsome
rosewood casket, silver mounted, and
was inscribed simply with the name
and age of the deceased, and covered
with several beautiful wreaths of inn
mortalles. After the service, the lid
was opened, and the whole audience
passed in procession around the coffin,
each member taking a last look upon
the remains of one Of New YOrk's
most respected and deeply loved sons.
The lid was again closed, and the
congregation slowly dispersed. The
remains, it is understood, are to be
left in the church during tonight,
and will be privately inferred to NOR
row at Greenwood, BY the family.
Mrs. Raymond and daughter were
present at the church during the
ceremonies. and Gov. Hoffman, though
desirous of attending, was unavoid-
ably detained at Albany. From the
City Hall and other public buildiDg7,
hotels and the newspaper Offices, flags
were displayed at half-mast during
the afternoon. Tho Board of Alder
men, to-day, adopted resolutions in
honor of the memory Of Mr.. Raymond.
NEW YORK, June 21.-President
Grant and family left for Washington
this morning.
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II e T. z c. K AP H
News by Atlantic Cable.
Minister Webb's Cores
pondence with the Bra
lillian Government.
The Funeral Of Hon. Fl. J.
Raymond.
The Base Ball TOurna-
ment.
The Cincinnatians Still
Ahead.
The Base Ball Tourna-
/ mani

BosToN, June 2O-The supple
mentary concert of the Peace Festi-
val came off in the coliseum tonight
before an audience Of -, 600 persons,
and proved a great success Five
thousand choirasters, Madame Perepa-
Rosa, Miss ADELAIDE Phillips and Ole
Bull participated. The concert was
conducted by Messrs. Gilmore, Zen
ahar and Eichberg. 1t is probable
that there will be no more musical
entertainments given in the coliseum
this week, at least not till Saturday,
when Zerch's popular musical enter
tainmcnt Will probably be Inaugural
ted. In most OF. the churches to-day
favorable allnsion was made by the
preachers TO the great moral ac-
complishments and effects OF the
Peace Festival. and they were united
in their Communications Of the affair
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mineral Of Hon. H.. j. raymond.

NEW York. june 21.-The funeral
services of IL. j. Raymond took
place this afternoon, III the Piesby-
ierian Church, corner OF Tenth Street
and University Place The entire
edifee, excepting 8 portion reserved
foe the family and intimate ir ends of
the deceased, was crowded fully two
hours before the impressive but sad
services commenced. The rains
which fell at intervals in torrents
during the afternoon, did not prevent
large assemblage of ladies.
At about $50, after prayer at the
house, No. ID West Ninth Street, for
the family, by Rev. Professor Shedd,
the remains were removed to the
church. The pail bearers were the
| Mayor, Admiral Farragut, General
DIX. General Mcdowell, Thdrlow
| Weed. Judge DAILY, Tx Senator
/ MeGaun, VIM. g. BRYANT. Horace
| Greeley, B f. Tracy, A. IT. Stewart.
NJ. H. Grinnell G. NJ. Curtis. &c.
The chief mourners were Mr. Raw
mond's only son. his two brothers and
/ brother In-law. Mr.. George Jones
4 and others. The mem bcrs Of the A q
sociated Press and nearly ali the
prominent journalists Of this city and
I quite a number from other parts Of
/ the country were present, while the
Times Office was represented by nearly
all the attaches Of the establishment
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HaYana Itanls.

HAVANA, June 2l.--Espinar. Act
ing Captain General, reviewed the
volunteers on Saturday.
The Spanish steamer Ferdinda Ca
loieo sailed to-day with the captured
schooner la Have In tow, for King
ston, for the purpose Of bringing the
case before the English Court there,
for carrying articles cOuiraband OF
war. The Spanish authorities refused
to take action, as the La Have was
captured on the high seas.
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From CInIcnnatI.

CINcINNATI, june 2l-George and
William Letter, tobacco manuiactu-
rers, for an assault made on Revenue
Agent Hoagland, were, O-day, fined
In the Police Court, and held in 81 600
each to keep the peace for one year.
Frank Ill. Thompson fell deaG this
morning, from epilepsy, while bathing.
Fifty eight German emigrants, from
Bremen, via Baltimore, arrived to-
night by the Marietta Railroad
Non resident tax payers met to day,
and passed resolutions favOring a
vote for the Southern Railway on
Saturday.
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The Fort smith Herald ofthe 18th inst,
reports the killing of a girl named Margu-
EFT, aged seventeen years, residing near
the State line, by i've Chactaw indians,
who escaped to their nation. The girl had
interiered to save her mother whom the
Indians were threatening to kill, when
they shot her through the head.
VIM. Wenters, an employee on the Mem
phis & Louisville Railroad. was shot and
afterwards beaten TO death with the butt
or pistol, by an Irishman named Mad
den, at Mason's Depot, near Memphis, on
Sunday. Madden escaped.
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John A. Hudnsl, Candaee B. Hudnal, John
N. A. Carter, Ada Jane Garter, vs.. Elisha
IL. Fairchild. Mary ann Fairchild,
t,har es Harrington, Albert Hsrr;E gt9n,
sinai HaruugtOn-Petiti0n for Partition
Heal Estate.
In tire Court of Common Pleas OF Naude
bui gh county, september Term, lo69
~ AE'REA RING BX AEEEzF IA
u on fiiesin my Office that Elisha Fl. FAIR
cnild, Mary Ann Fairchild, and Charles
Harrington, defendants in the above en-
titled action for partition Cf zeal estate,
are non residents OF the state ot Iudiana.
Notice is therefore hereby given to said
Elisha II Fairchud, Mary Ann Eairchfld.
and charles Harrfns ton. of the pendency
of this action, and that the same viii
stand tor trial at the next term Of said
Court of Common Pleas, to be begun and
held at the Court House, in the city of Eev-
ansviile, Nanderburgh County, State OF
Indiana. on The first Monday in Septem-
Der, 1859.
Witness, SOTen SorensOn, Clerk o. said
Court al Evansville, this 10th day OF June,
1859. =. SOhEN6oN, Clerk.
BLYTHE HYNEs, Atty for PPfs.
je22W-3w.
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Administrators Notice.

RT0TECE h HrEREBY GIVEN. that
~ 1 win sell at public auction. on MON
DAY at O'Clock PM, the 2S h day OF
June, 1863, at nay residence, corner of Null
berry ana Wafer Streets, in the ~ OF
Evansville, all the personal properly be-
iOugiugtO TO the estate OF John B. Pnfnam.
late OF anderburgh COuniy, deceased,
consisting OF hOu-ehold and kitchen furni
ture, hcrse, buggy, harness, saddle. bride,
&c., g..
Terms Of Sale--On all sums over three
dollars, a credit OF SIX months vii. he
given; note. with approved security. VIII
D = r. Qutred in .cttietHent.
JOHN II. MORGAN
Admin istratOr.
June 5th. 1869. [jun7 d3w
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BATCRELOR's HAIR DYE.

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ELECTION NOTICE.

Rooms OF THE E. L. ASSOCIATION, I
Evansville, Ind, June 5, 1863.
wET- sEER EAS. The last election of the
~ Board or Directors of the b. l.. Asso-
citation, held on the eveniag of May 18th
1863, WAS illegal, and for that reason VOID.
Therefore, in accordance with the prOYiS-
ton, notice is hereby given that there will
be an election OF "a Board of Directors OF
the +. l.. Association, held on Tuesday
evening. June 22i inst, at p. n at the
Library Rooms, at which stockholders of
said Ass citation are hereby notified aud
requested to attend for the above specified
purpose.
nOne by request of a number OF stock
holders. II. STINSON,
leS Librarian.
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HVINN NVhi II.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LOUIsvILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday, TeInes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 81 8
O'clock p. NJ.
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock p. M.
10 GREEN RIVER Every Monday Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 o'clock
Pm.
40 EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday and Sat
mr. lay aJ O'Clock p. M.
To HESDERsoE-Daily. except Sundays,
a. 5 o'clock Pm.
To NA3HvILLW-Every Tuesday Wednes-
dav and .aiuTslAY stt 4 p. 81.
Transient boats daily mp and dOWa.
To CINCi NNATI Every saturday at 10
An.
40 CANNELToN-E Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, aud Saturday at 10 AN
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boom
sillesl carrying tio mail, leaves at A. M,
On ldcndays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays ~ A. N. Arrives Tues
days and saturdays by p. n.
ut. Vernon Mail Sage leaves daily lex
sept sundays at A. n. Arrives daily tex
sept Sundaysl by r. NJ
To NEW wBUR0.-ffacR daily texcept sum
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock II. N.
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"a Z N. H. III, Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

~-9.HIa' = =
Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(Sundays excepted,) at...-.s........... 3:I5 Pm.
Train leaves henderson at........... 4 :f5 PM.
Arrive at Maiisonv1Ile 80 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Jacksonville daily
Sundays eEcepted) at ...........s... D A N
Arrive at Henderson. .-.... 80 4. NJ
Arrive ut Eve nSvIile by Transfer
Packet MOlie Norton. ...... 8 80 AN.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the II. & G. Railroad.
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ITALY.

MILAN, June 2I.--Slight tumults
here yesterday. The military was
called out, but met no resistance and
all is now quiet. Count Forre. Pre-
feet of the Province, has issued a
proclamation threatening to take
severe measures TO repress the out
breaks if they are renewed.
BREsT, June 21--A banquet was
given on board the steamship Great
Eastern, to night. Toasts were drank
in honor of Emperor Napoleon,
Queen Victoria, and President Grant,
and to the union of France, England,
and America.
At an early hour this morning the
shore line and sea cable were spliced,
and at daylight the whole expedition
was put to sea, the Great Eastern
paying out the cable with ease and
rapidity. A dispatch was received
from on board the steamer, showing
that the work is going on without in
terrUp1on.