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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
Maine Legislature.
Especial dispatch by International Line.l
SENATE

Especial dispatch by international Linel
SENATE
AUGUSTA. Jan. 30.-Read and assigned-An
act to incorporate the Berwick Rubber Com
pany; an act authorizing the Kennebec Land
ana Lumber Company to construct ana main
tain boom in the Kennebec river; an act to
incorporate the Norway and South Paris Rail
road Company.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to incorpo-
rate the West Waterville Savings Bank; an
act to incorporate the Penobscot Savings
Bank; an act to incorporate the Skowhegan
Savings Bank; an act in addition to and
amendatory of chapter GA of the Revisited Stat
utes; bill, an act in addition to and amendato.
ry of chapter 60 Of the Revised Statutes; bill,
an act to amend chapter 65 of of the Revised
Statutes; bill, an act to amend chapter 81 Of
the Revised Statutes; bill, an act to amend
chapter II of the Revised Statutes; bill, an act
additional to chapter 70 of the Revised Stat
utes; bill, an act additional to chapter 81 OF the
Revised Statutes; bill, an act additional relat
ing to the proof and effect of wills executed in
another State or county.
Passed to be enacted-An act to amend the
charter of the Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
The report of the Kennebec delegation with
bill. an act to increase the pay of the County
Commissioners for the County of Kennebec,
came from the House, recommitted with in
structions that the committee report a bill an
plicable to all the counties in the State. On
motion of Mr.. Ludden, the Senate non-con
Cured with the House, and the bill was indefi-
nitely postponed.
Read and assigned-An act to authorize the
County Commissioners of the County of Ok
ford to audit, allow and pay the expenses in
CURED in the pursuit, detection and arrest
Truman f. Young who robbed the Norway
Savings Bank in Norway in the County of Ok
ford; an act to make valid the doings of the
shareholders of the Athenaum Library o.
Rockland.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to authorize
Jacob Peaslee to extend his wharf into tide
waters in the town of Pittston; an act 10
amend an act to incorporate the Merchants
Mutual Marine Insurance Company; an act to
incorporate the Jonesport Steamboat Wharf
Company.
Mr. Russell presented the petition of N. T
Cummings & ais. for the establishment of a
board of examiners for candidates for the
apothecary business
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01

The greatest amount insured in any one risk is
S5,OOO
The company have no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town, viii
age or block, it being the intention of the CONF any
to distribute its risks in such manner not to lose
more than $4,000 by single fire.
A certified copy OF the Charter or Act OF ncorpo-
ration, accompanied previous statement.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
CALICO RNIA.



SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 3O.-Slight shocks Of
earthquake were felt in this city to-day and
yesterday.
SEVERE GALE-DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.
A heavy south east gale last night damaged
the shipping in the harbor somewhat.
THE ALASKA BILL.
Senator Coles Alaska bill meets with no IA
Vor from the San Francisco ewspapers.
MINING COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
Twenty White Pine silver mining compa-
MES, with an aggregate nominal capital OF
S1S000O00, have been incorporated here since
las. December.
SAILING OF STEAMER GOLDEN CITY. ..
The steamer Golden City sailed for Panama
to-day, carrying $380,000 in treasure; of which
$256,000 is for New York, and 100000 for
France. Governor Mccormick, the Delegate
% Congress for Arizona, is a passenger on his
way to Washington. r.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
KANSAS.


IIU1HI Witt 1NDIANS. " "
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Ex-Governor Bawley of
Kansas, received yesterday dispatch from
the sheriff of Saline county, dated Saline,
Kansas, JAM Both, to the effect that the citi,
zens on the Saline river had fight with the
Pawnee Indians yesterday at Mullery creek
fourteen miles distant, in which seven Indian ms
were killed. The Indians were trying to run
off the stock, and had robbed some houses or
Saline river, which caused the trouble. There
were no whites killed. The Indians fred first
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

A SERIES OF OUTRAGES.
NEW York, Jan. 3O.-The Herald's special
has the following:
Richmond, Va, Jan. pa dispatch from
Gouldsboro, N. c., states that the greatest ex-
element prevails in Kingston, in consequence
of lynchfng five prisoners there Saturday
night last. The victims were Richard Mobiles
white, Robert Grady, John Miller, Kader Her.
ring and Danl. Smith, colored. A person neal
by heard the diseharging of pistols as the pris.
oners were shot on the bridge and heavy
spashes of bodies as they We're thrown into
the river. Kingston Is in state of siege by
negroes of the surrounding country, who
threaten to liberate the remaining prisoners in
jail and burn the town. The whites are all
armed with such weapons as are at command
guarding their homes. Pickets are stationed
in the suburbs at night
Another horrible outrage has occurred in
Dupein county. A white man. who fired upon
party of negroes attempting to violate the
persons of young ladies, was murdered in his
house the following night and his body cut in
halves and hupg up in the room in which he
slept No arrests have been made in either
case. Lawlessness exists in the entire country
to such an extent as to justify the cal ling out
of the militia by the Governor The civil au-
thorities are powerless to suppress this fearful
carnival of crime. s-
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RESIGNATION OF SENATOR NYE
HI DIS.

CHICAGO, Jan. Boa bill was introduced in
the lower House of the Illinois Legislature to
day and passed by vote of 70 to 9, separating
the city of Chicago from Illinois and ceding it
to Indiana.
A bill was intoduced in the Senate to day to
repeal the river improvement act.
Gov. Palmer has issued proclamation mott
flying holders of State bonds issued, to prevent
loss upon the McAllister and Stebbins DO ids,
and also the holders of other bonds, that they
will be paid in New York April LIST.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Jan. 30.-The following news has
been received from Port au Prince:
The Haytien steamer Salnave had seized two
French vessels in the harbor for running the
blockade. The French Admiral hearing of the
affair compelled the government to surrender
the vessels. He declared that the blockade of
the Haytien coast was ineffective; that the oc-
casional calling of q man-ofwar at port was
not sufficient to establish state of a block
ade, and that Hayti had no right to seize for
eign vessels running into ports the blockade OF
which it could not maintain.
The report of the capture of Aux Cages by
the forces of Salnave is not confirmed but it
is believed that Aux Cages acmel and Jeren-
mic and other towns on the southern coast will
soon be Obliged to surrender.
The condition of affairs in the Northern dis
trict of Hayti is unchanged.
Business is reviving at Port au Prince.
The U. S. steamer Nipsic had sailed for As
pinwall, and the steamer Yantic was expected
at Port au Prince to take her place.
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L.Ost!

Portland. January %, 1869.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

had a wife who died in Fitchburg on Wednes-
day last under circumstances which led to the
belief that she was poisoned. She LETT a daugh-
ter 16 years old by former husband, for whom,
rumor has it, Pike has conceived an attach
ment. This and other circumstances have ex
ited suspicion that Pike had something to
DO with the death of his wife, and he was ar
restei on Thursday and taken to Fitchburg
and lodged in Jail H" eve-1
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To CuTDenferS.

yT,ENDERS will be received at the Office Of /. New
Il comb & Son. Architects Portland, until March
1st 1863, for the furnishing of materials and doing
all the carpenter labor required IN the erecting and
roonng OF the superstructure OF the Memo ia Hall,
at Brunswick, Me. The comm ttee VIII furnish on
the grounds the following materials. viz:
All the framing timber and iron work, window
frames, sab, Roof Boards and Glass. The tenIer
must INCLUDE all other materials set ioTth III 'ne
specification. ,,
The committee reserve the right to reject ali oiS
or accept such M be tor their 6est ',itei'''
WILLIAM l.. PUTNAM,
Portland January %, 1869. JaEoulaMtloO
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 31.-An accident near Glen
dale ON the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
yesterday morning, to the express train while
crossing the trestle, the latter giving away and
precipitating the engine, express and baggage
Thomas, engineer. The fireman, express a es-
senger and baggage master were severely in
iured ...lI
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
NE w YORK.


CITY AND VICINITY.
New YORK, Jan. 31.-Henry Thomas, alias
George King, yesterday stole package oil
money, containing $1365, from the counter OF
he Chatham National Bank, but was seized
ind the money recovered. He was committed
Tor trial.
A mysterious attempt at murder was made
n Williamsburg last night. A person named
O'mond visited the residence of Pearce Whit,
I'd street. and for an unknown reason at
iempted his life with a razor or bowie knit
Whites head was terribly cut, but he es
;aped with life and warned the police, who are
searching for the would be murderer.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
At about O'clock this evening three men
entered the gambling saloon No. 566 Broad
way, where was one of the attaches named
William Morey. One of the men drew knife
md demanded Morey's money threatening him
with instant death if he refused to comply
Morey delivered up $500, after which the rob
GERS bound him and despoiled him of $1,000
and than made their escape. .
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 30.-The blast furnace
and the out-buildings attached belonging to
Alger & Co., Cold Spring, was destroyed by
fire at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. The loss is
quite heavy. No report of insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
MISSOURI.
MOMEN'S SuFFRAGE.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31.-At a meeting of the
Woman's Suffrage Association yesterday the
statement of the City Assessor was read stat
ing that there were over 1000 tax paying ladies
in this city, representing property assessed at
S145OOOOO
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Donsesfic Markets.

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET Jan. 29--For the
week.-George's Codish-None in the market
Mackerel-Bay No. held at q 90; sales of Shore
the present week at % so a % 90 for No Il No. at
Is 90 Fresh Halibut-No arrivals the past week.
mokei Halibut 11tc " fb Oil scarce; Cod held at
9Oc 49 gal.-Advert1ser.
NEW RrpFoRp. Jan. 30-Oil market-A sale Of
$50 bbis. Northern Whale for manufacture has been
made at 20 p gal the market is.guiet: The tota
stock of Whale DOW in first hands is 1925 bbis.; the
on hand at same date last year 81 700 bbls
eEw YoRR Jan. 30.-COtton more active and Ic
better; sales 1890 bales: Mddling uplands 291c.-
Flour dull and q loo lower; sales 400 bbs. at Is
Wheat heavy and q &c lower Corn heavy and 1c
lower; sales 900 bush at 81 g 9ac tor Mixed new
Western. Whiskey quiet. rork shade firmer at
80 so a 80 So tor new mess. Beet quiet Lara quiet
at 49, q 206c. Petroleum firm Naval Stores quiet
Groceries quiet and steady. Freights Gull.
CHICAGO. JAN 3O-Flour dull and buyers and sell
lers 10 q 2'c apart; sales of Spring extras at 40 a
6 So Wheat quiet and a 1c lower; No. 2 at 1 iSI.
Corn active but q &c lower; 561c; no grade at
sic Oats dull at 49c. Rye quiet and declined q
1c; No. at 49, a II. Barley dull and nominaI.
Whiskey dull at 91c Provisions quiet but frmer-
Mess Pork at declined Soc; sales at 30 so on the
pot and 5000 seller March, at the close held at
Sweet picked tams 16c; green do 15Jc Dressed
Hogs in fair demand at Is 90 a 10 So Live Hogs
firm and active at 10 10 q IL 80 for common to good
CINCINNATI. Jan. 3O.-Whiskey steady at 96c
Provisions quiet and held firmly; demand light;
large sales could not have been made a. quotations
Mess Pork held at 80 90 a 81 so buyer February;
nothing done for first half of the month. Bulk Meats
nominally unchanged Bacon in limited demand al
At III q 1Sc for shoulders clear and clear sides
Lard held at zoe.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 30-Four quiet and steady;
choice Minnesota 90 a 25; choice Wisconsin and
Iowa 80 a %. Wheat declining; No. at III;
No. at II. Oats quiet and unchanged. Provisions
quiet. City mess Pork 80 80. Sweet picked Hams
l6l q 16Ic. Lard zoe tor prime CITY, -.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 3O.-Cotton firm and prices adj.
yanced; sales 6l2 bales; receipts 7So baes Mddlngs
2l5c. Ia- lr q : .
MOBILE. Jan. 3O.-Cotton in good demand and
losed quiet and firm; sales 90 bales; low Middngs
&c; receipts 424 bales; no exports.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 30.-Cotton irregular: Mid.
tlings advanced &c and lower grades "a &c; Mid.
llngs 2sc sales 1900 bales; receipts 1919 bales ex
ports, 1912 bales.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3O.-Flour unchanged
Wheat closed at III "a 49, Legal tenders a.
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Foreign M1rtxeta.

LONDON, Jan. 30-Alternoon.-Conso at 931 for
bot money and account.
American securites-United States 5-2O's quiet at
l5S; Stocks quiet and steady; Erie hares &c. Iii
hois Central shares 92t; Great Western shares 453
LIVERPOOL Jan. INSTRUMENTATION BUOY
ant; Middling uplands the spot 11sd; do afioat
" q 12di Middne.Orleans 115d; sales 10000 bales
Breadstuffs quiet Pork 97s 6 I. Lard 7Ss Bacon
p9s Cd. Petroleum refined is I15d.
FRANKFORT, JAM 31.-United States 5-2O's firm
at 79I. "
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CoMMIrTAL OF THE oGEEcHEE PRISONERS.
SAVANNAH, Jau. 80. = Forty one of the
Ogeechee prisoners were committed for tria
to-day on the charge of instruction, and thir.
ty-one were discharged.
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INDIANA.

u. NEW albany, Jan. 3O.-There was de-
Sr;o hIe last night, by which four large
Cd dy t6 go SaoSo f from s16Oo
'SL Defeane anS buildings were owned by
which there was no insurance. ~ P'''0oo' Oh
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
MONTANA,
THE LEGISLATURE

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O-The Montana Legisla.
ture adjourned Jan. 18th, and unless called in
Monday in December 1870. Helena is to have
the capitol and Deer Lodge the penitentiary,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01

EARTHQUAKE
THE DOMINION OF CANADA

HON. JOSEPH HOWE.
q OTTAWA, Jan. 30.-The Official Gazette APP
pears this evening containing the announce
Inent that Hon. Joseph Howe was sworn in
to-day as President of the Privy Council.
THE CASE OF wHALEN.
MONTREAL, Jan. 30.-Hon. j. II. Cameron,
Whaleu's counsel, is here awaiting reply to a
cable dispatch res pecting the appeal of Whalen.
q 81 favorable, $4,000 will be required to carry
forward the proceedings, =.
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NEVADA.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

J" u LEGlSlAATIVE PROCEEDINCS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3O.-The Nevada Leg
stature has passed bill funding the debt of
the State, providing for the issuance of bonds
bearing 10 per cent. interest per annum. The
Bank of California has agreed to loan the de-
sired amount ON the new issue. a.l.s. G
RESIGNATION OF SENATOR NYE.
1t is rumored that Senator Nye of Nevada
has resigned to take position in President
Grants Cabinet. Messrs. Delany and Winters
are candidates for the U S. Senatorship.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
has arrived.
-------- SMALL POX AT H0NOI I'LL

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER MONTANA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30-The steamer Mon
tana from Honolulu, with advices to Jan. 10th,
has arrived.
SMALL PoX AT HONOLULU.
There was considerable excitement at Homo.
lulu in regard to the small pox The Board of
Health have adopted stringent quarantine
regulations.
s MARINE DISASTERS.
Several schooners were wrecked on the diff
ferent islands in severe storm, which also
caused loss of life at Hilo.
EARTHQUAKES.
Frequent shocks of earthquake were felt on
the island of Hawaii, and the volcano OF Mau :
ma Loa was enveloped in dense smoke.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
Guardians Sale.
$4,000 Der Day!

AGENTS Wantcd; male and female; Local and
travelling. siness new, light and honorable
reouired. Address REEVES & CO., No. 70 Nassau
street New York 26w1ysn
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e u II y p Il .


LONDON, Jan. 3O.-In the case of Phillips vs.
Eyre, late Governor of Jamaica, the Court of
Queens Bench decided that Colonial law is as
valid as Parliamentary law, and gave judg-
ment for defendant.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. Craftsmanship Teu-
tonia, from New Orleans Jan. Goth, via Ha-
vanasariived to-day on her way to Hamburg.
TURKEY AND GREECE
PARIS, Jan. 30-Dispatches have been re-
ceived from Athens announcing the arrival
there of Count Walewski and the ia rorable
reply to the proposition of the Paris Confer
ence from the Greek Government. The neu-
trality of the great powers in the difficulty be-
tween Turkey and Greece is assured. CSC
PARIS, Jan. 31.-The Russian Government
thr ,ugh its minister at Athens, urges Greece
to accede to the propositions of the conference
at Paris 7.9l- lte'.t 4.-
1t is rumored here to day that the Greek
Government has yielded and will sign the pro-
tocol.
.... SPAIN. -s-
MADRID, Jan. 31.-Monsignor Fanchi, the
Papal Nuncio is about to withdraw from Mad
rid All the foreign ministers in this city,
with the exception of the representative of
Russia, have protested against the insults
offered to the nuncio. a..
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Proclamation =


Acknowledging with gratitude the patronage
of my friends and the public generally these
many years, do Hereby, with the advice of
council (of clerks), appoint Saturday, the
3Oth day of January, as an opening day for
general reduction of prices in Dry Goods,
to continue thirty days. And would most
respectfully call upon everybody, far and near,
to assemble at my place of business (No.
Deering Block, Congress Street), and ex-
change their greenbacks for Dry ,Goods-for
greenbacks want, and must have-and will
make enormous sacrifice to get them, trust
ing that the good people of Portland and vi
cinity will not only do good, but be benefit
ed thereby, by assembling daily (the next
thirty days,) as recommended. -si7
Given at my Counting Room, A. D. 1869, the
Goth day of January. Ia
P. NJ. FROST.
CAsHDowN, Secretary.
January 30, 1869. e., H.s sHl-l dtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01

IN or c,,rs from Lancaster Hall, wednesday
| sesveniSg the 2Tth, Coral Ear RinI. Tho
finder viii he suitably rewarded by leaving II at
ia29d1w Lowell u SENlEkS, SUI congress IT,