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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
N on CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE PRl-
EATELY.-We are instructed to sell 4 very DE-
SlRABLE RESIDENCE on the north sideof Mar
shall street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty
fifth streets, Church Hill, consisting of Il TWO
STORY FRAMED DWELLING containing five
rooms kitchen with two rooms, and lot IS by l6O
feet, with choice variety OF fruit trees, vines,
shrubbcry, &C.. and Il well OF water on the pre-
misses. RICHARDSON CO.,
~ aS-ot* lll3 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AND TOURNAMENT,

4 GRAND TOURNAMENT,
SUPPER. AND FANCY DRESS BALL,
will lie given at the
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA,
on TIIIrRSDAY AUGUST 5TH, 1909.
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sEEDSMES. FLORISTS. &c.

SEEDSMES. FLORISTS. &c.
NEW CROP TURNlp SEED.
PURPLE Tor STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
YELLOW ABERDEEN.
GERMAN TELTOW,
DALEs HYBRID,
RuTABAGA, &C.,
grown with care from selected roots, and of extra
fine quality.
CABBAGE. kALE. LETTUCE. and other
seeds for fall sowing of superior quality for sale,
wholesale and retail, al lowest rates. at 1915 and
1920 Cary street. ALLISON " ADDISON.
iy2o
ERESH TURNIP AND WINTER CAB
Il BAGE SEED for sale by
jy 2s-2t* corner Sixth and Broad streets.
ALLAN & JOIINSON:s NEW CROP
"a ruENIr AND RIT1rA BAGA SEED
is now in store.
RED TOP, WHITE DUTCH,
WHITE STRAP LEAF,
WHITE NORFOLK. WHITE GLOBE,
and all other kinds of TURNIPS that arc used here.
PURPLE-TOP RUTA BAGA,
SkIRVING'S RUTA BAGA,
WHITE SWEDE RUTA BAGA, &c.
Seeds by mail AT OUR COST, and orders filled
promptly and accurately.
Wholesale price-ists for dealers. Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
10 30 1906 Main street.
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MANAGERS.
Governor G. c. WALKER,
General G.. T. BEAUREGARD,
General W. II. TERRY.
General ROBERT PRESTON,
Colonel w. II. JOHNSON,
Judge WILLIAMS.
General X. +. LEE.
General WILLIAM MALONE.
General JAMES 4. WALKER,
General He BERT.
Hon. W. K. STAPLES.
X. T. DANIEL. Esq.
The proprietors take great pleasure in inform
Ing their friends and the public that they nave
taken special pains to make the above one OF the
most imposing spectaclcs ever gotten up in Nir-
ginia, and worthy of The fame of the Old Mont
gomery White.
ington city twenty pieces will he upon the
ground. ~
I'm the evening the LAWN WILL BE BRIL-
LIANTLY ILLUMINATED BY \ THOUSAND
CHINESE LA NTERNS and a MAGNIFICENT
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
Sir knights DESTROYS of participating i'll the tilt
ing will be allowed three days practice on the
ground.
A magnificent stud of riding horses are being
procured. a-...,..
For further information. address COMMITTEE
OF ARRANGEMENTS. care of Wilson Io-
rcntz, Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
" est
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CONTEMPORARIES.
VUST RECEIVED.


D OSENDALE CEMENT.-IIavingb been
III appointed agcnts nc this place OF the NEW
ARK AND ROSENDALE CEMENT COMpA-
NY, we offer TO the trade continuous supply OF
this celebrated and GENUINE RoSENDALE
CEMENT.
my 2s-3m TALIAFERkO i co.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AM
Plaid GINGHAMs-some elegant Style
pIAIy and COLORED LAWNS. CAMbkic.'
and CHAMBREYs; PRINTED LAWNS ch".
RRICs, and BRILLIANTs, at reduced prices d
'i'i LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
,,.rnc aesortment of ROBE CALICoES. ty -
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poANoKE COLLEGE, SALEM, Va.

The NEXT SESSION Of this institution will
open September |, 1859.
The entire necessary expense of a term of ten
months Is S20s. For further particulars address
REV. ID. +. BITTLE. ID. D..
jy 2a-3w President.
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EDUcAf,rt,NAta

DRIyATE CLASSICAL AND MATTE.
IL MATfCAL SCHOOLING SCHOOL win no
rc-opencd on the 1sT or SEPTEMBER Mkt
and viii close the 10th or June following. -
TERMS: Tuition, s7s; Board, &C., sl55: no
extras. '
Address Whitlock post-oflce, Halifax, Va.
jy 2a.-eodtw THOMAS T.. BARKSDAIr
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
1II AT RICHM0ND.-The next ASSrAI
COURSE OF LECTURES viii commence on the
FIRST MONDAY In October, 1859, and continue
until the lst of March following. The organization
Of the school Is now more complete than at any
former period, with ample means for the illustra
ton OF the LECTURES In the several departments
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION Mt the college in
Urinary, Towards Grove Hospital, and city aims
houses.
FEES: Matriculat!on, s. full course OF lee
lures, 1920 ;dcnonstrator Of anatomy $40: gradu
alton, $50.
Board, 800 to $50 per month. For copy Of tho
annual commencement, containing fun particu.
lars, address l.. S. J0YSES, VI. D.
jy2s-1m Dean Of the Faculty
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ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1909.

" a'FI.TN . " IT II = y
NIRGINIA,
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MT NAINSOOK MUSLIN; CAMbhlC
and JACCONET MUSLIN: STRlfED anu
CHECK MUSLIN; SWISS and ORGAND1 -ho"
LIN: BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWN: At
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
,ss coons # rodncod prices. jy2s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. ,oo~o~~
Mr. SECOND GRAND BALL
| At THE
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
The SECOND BALL OF THE sEA1oS "'''
come Oft nj Huguenot Springs on ,,oo
FpIDAY EVENING. August 0, lsse.
r,o IIITARY POST BAND viii be III at
tendance. s,., ;. roe,sa,d 70
GOT the . az TT ain to accommodate those oesirihs
to attend. ,otors IN
No excrtion will be spared by the propriet'r' -
make visitors comfortable In every respeos 20
| jy 2o--td Nok'Ehh' w.
~GIN CHAINS .-STRlPED AM
PLAID GINGHAMs-some elegan. s,,,'
PLAIN and COLORED LAWNS. CAMbkio,'
aadrHAMBREYs: PRINTED LAWNS, CAM
BRICs, and BRILLIANTS, at reduced prices O.
'1' LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
large assortment of ROBE CAL1CoEs. y -
~NAINsOOK MUSLIN; CAMBRIA
.rd JscCoNET MUSLIN: STRIPED anu
CHECK MUSLIN: SWISS and ORGANDi MUD
lin. BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWN !: at
Di-' LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street,
| DRESS GOODS ut reduced prices. N-'
MT GINIPs. PRINCES, BRA1DS, BUI-
TONS, and all kinds Of DRESS TRIMMINGS ~
49, LEVY BROTHERS,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
uARsEILLEs QUILTS. for cribs. cradles an"
beds; also. TOILET QUILTS.
ME- LINEN SHEETINGS, PILLOW
CASE LINEN, TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
| TOWELS. TOWELLING. PIANO and TABLE
| COVERS, in great variety. at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
WOOL DE LANES, all colors. :"
nTBED TICKS, SHIFTING STRlPES'
DENNIS OsNABURGS, DOMESTIC GlS'-
| HAMS at LEVY hfol hThS'
1918 and 1915 Main street.
| PARASOLS very cheap. +"
=------
wTRAyELLINGB BAGS AND IRA
YELLING BASKETS and W ORR BASKETS at
/ LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Another lot of those sl.s5 QUILTS, worth 49,
jyo
MT RIBBONS, RIBBONS.-Cheap
RIBBONS for BONNETS, SASHES. and TRIM
NINGS. mt LEVY BROTHERS,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
Don't fail to try our FIyE-CENT SPOOL COT
TON. jy2s
M CORSETS, WHITE and COLORED,
In all sizes and qualities The largest and best as
sorted stock in this city ut
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
Our FIvE-CENT SPOOL COTTON is good for
hand or machine sewing iy 90
ME- HOSE.-We call particular atten-
ton to our stock of HOSE for men, women, and
children.
Good WHITE COTTON HOSE at l21c.:
Genuine ENGLISH COTTON HOSE at CSC.
worth SOC:
OPEN WORKED HOSE at 25c. worth 75c. ;
at LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street
DRESS GOODS at reduced prices. iy?s
M TWISTED SILK MITTS at %, 80,
75c. and 81 pair: WHITE Isle THREAD
GLOVES. stitched with colors. at CSC. worth soc.
Lots of bargains III GLOVES at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
BLACK LACE Wells at CSC worth SOC. jy %
MT PRICES REDUCED IN MANY
STYLES OF DRESS GOODS. a large assert
mont at LEVY BROTHERS.
jy2s 1918 and 1915 Main street.
M BIRD'S-EYE. SCOTCH, and RUS
sIA DIAPER: INDIA-RUBBER CLOTH and
OIL SILK. ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS
for ladies and gentlemen. Jy2s
ME- ALL KINDS OF PIQUE AND
MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS: MAGIC and CO.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18

CAsCo NATIONAL BANK.-Hon. Samuel
e. Spring, has resigned his position as Presi-
dent of the Casco National Bank, after having
filled it with the highest credit to himself, for
period of eleven years. The high character
and standing of this bank is tribute to the
prudence and skill with which its affairs have
been managed under his administration, and
must be source of satisfaction to him on his
retirement Aug. E. Stevens, Esq, resigned
his office as Director at the same time. The
latter vacancy was filled by the choice of E.
P. Gerrish, Esq, who was subsequently elect
ed President of the institution. Before being
elected as a Director, he resigned the Office of
Cashier, a position occupied by him for the last
sixteen years, to the great satisfaction of all
doing business with the bank.
Mr.. William A. Winship has been elected
Cashier. We shall publish in Mondays Paper
a history Of this ancient and Furnishing insti-
tuition, which cannot fail to prove interesting
to our readers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18

BRIEF JoTTINGs.-Yesterday was cold and
raw, and light overcoats were comfortable-A
fountain is about to be erected on the corner
OF Park and Congress, streets, which will be
quite an adornment to that locality.-Cahoon q
new block, or Court Block, as it is styled, on
the corner of Myrtle and Congress streets, is
completed and is a fine looking building Fas.
sett was the architect.-The new store of Wood.
man & Whitney, on Exchange street, next to
the Cumberland Bank building, is going up
fast; and the workmen are making great pro.
gress withtke block to be occupied by Hooper
&c Eaton on Congress street-Saml w. Lang
an aged and well known citizen of Westbrook
died at half-past one o'clock this morning, aged
80 years. He has been employed oDthe Port
land s. Kennebec Railroad ever since the road
was established.-The Vesper Service at the
First Parish Church commences at 71-2
o'clock
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18
TELEGRAPHQC ITEMS.

The Railway Master Mechanics Association
tor the United States, held it's session in Pitts
burg yesterday.
The Cincinnati Democrats have nominated
as many Republicans as Democrats on their
city ticket
Frederick Bronzert. of New York, fatally
stabbed his two sons in a family quarrel yester-
day.
Cleveland had a terrific thunder storm Thurs
day night. The same day the Pittsburg depot
in that city was burned.
The Emperor was able to be in the streets of
Paris yesterday.
The authenticity Of the documents recently
discovered, containing information in relation
to Sir John Franklin, is doubted in England .,
Judd's linseed oil works on East river, N. Y,
burned Thursday night. Loss, 100000.
DR.. W. D. Stewart, of the Revenue Marine
Hospital Service, accompanied by DR.. J. 8.
Dallings of the United States Army, especially
detailed, have gone eastward and will visit
Portland, Boston, Providence and New York,
and from thence will go to Chicago, Cleveland
and Buffalo, to examine the Marine Hospitals
in those cities.
Some of the st. Louis people continue their
agitation for the removal of the capital.
A box factory was burned in st. Louis yes
terday. Loss $4,000.
The loss by the burning of the Pittsburg
IItlSuG uCpOt III OlcNciduu3 Is dUOut TUUUUU
No insurance on the building or freight.
Peter Mark Roget, the we'll known anthor,
died in London yesterday, at the age of 90
years.
"Wild Bill the western desperate who has
been written up in the magazines, was killed a
few days ago in Colorado.
The strike of the workmen at Barcelona is
said to have assumed alarming proportions.
Who is alarmed is not stated.
Prince Gortschakoff is still in London.
Walter Brown is to row Sadler, Oct. 7th, in
an English boat The betting is 2 to in favor
of Sadler.
A decree will soon be issued summoning the
Cuban deputies to the Spanish Cortes.
The owner of distillery in Philadelphia has
been committed without bail on charge of
being accessory to the crime of shooting Off
Ger Brooks.
The remains of Lady Palmerston were in
TERED in Westminster Abbey yesterday.
The rains in England are interfering with
the harvesting.
The steamer Carnatic was recently burned
on the Red Sea, and five of the passengers,
nine of the crew and fifteen natives are miss
ing. All the freight, mails, &c, were lost.
The annual parade of the Boston Fire De-
partment took place yesterday.
Great preparations are being made for the
industrial exhibition at Buffalo.
The rumors of Napoleon's abdication are re-
newed.
collision occurred ON the New York Cen
trail Railroad near Lyons yesterday morning.
Several persons were injured, but none fatally.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18

CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-No. G9-State VS.. Jacob H. Cotton.
Rape Verdict, guilty. Exceptions and motion to
set aside verdict.
Webb. HASKELL
No 57-State VS.. Mahala Hamilton. Larceny OF
$3.50 from the person of Michael Murphy on the 18th
OF august 1869, in Portland. Mahala acknowledges
that she received gift of S. from Michael but de-
mics the soft impeachment of the $3.50 as charged in
the Indictment. Verdict not guilty.
Webb. A. w. Bradbury,
No 72-State Vs. Azel Dumphy. Felonious as
sault on Teresa Conway, girl of years. at Portland
Aug 22 1869. Government testimony out.
Webb. O'Donnell.
No. 6l-State VS.. Francis Murphy and Alexander
Shea. Indictment for murder of Patrick Murray
Assigned for Monday next.
Webb, County Attorney. G. F. Shepley.
Frye Attorney General A. W. Bradbury.
Strout 81 Gage.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18

SOCIAL GArHERINa.-A large number of the
members of the Casco Street society assem-
bled at their vestrv on Thursday evening last,
to take leave of their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Moul-
ton, and his estimable lady, who 60 to Charles
town, Mass, in answer to call from the f. w
Baptist church in that city. Among the pleas.
ant things of the evening was the presentation
of neat service of plate by Deacon Jones in
behalf of Mr.. Moulton's friends, who, though
taken somewhat by SURPRISE did not fail 10 as
sure the donors that he accepted it as token
Of their regard for himself and wife, and to re-
assure them that he would remember many of
the days spent in Portland as among his hap
piest, and very many of the congregation as
his earnest and devoted friends. We are
pleased to know that this church has enjoyed
a continued and healthy prosperity during the
two and a half years that Mr.. Moulton has
been with them, and that he has the best wish
es of all for success and prosperity in his new
field of labor. ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18
500 Re7cNrH,

$2S ReUOrd.
0TOLEN from the stable of the subscriber in
- West Cumberland on the night of the 18th inst
One sorre horse, white hind feet white strip in face
years old, weighs 1850.
The above reward will be paid by returning said
horse to the subscriber the City Marshal, Port
land. N NJ, SHAW
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18
Domestic Markets.

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, Sept IS For the
week..Georges Codfish.market little quiet; sales
at 81 12@ q % ~ Qtl. Mackerel-Bay in moderate
receipt the presest week and prices have improved
we quote sales No. at 10 90; No. at II 90; Shore
No. are o Of Se Ct than Bay and are selling
Habut very scarce last sales of Georges at $15 1J
y cwt; smoked do &c % fb. Oil-Cod S5c P gall
Cape Ann Advertiser.
closing quiet; sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands at
3O4c. Flour-sales $500 bbls. State and Western is
heavy and q 1Oc lower, except tor superne, which
little higher on account of its scarcity; super fine
to fancy State 90 "a 80; superfne TO choice Wes-
tern 80 9 90; Southern dull and dropping: COM
nominal at Wheat IS SeaV1 sn Sp'st
lower; sales Is, 900 BUSH; No. Spring IS; No.
at 40 q 81, the latter an extreme. Corn opened
new Mixed Western 90 @ 70 fol unsound and / Il
q 16 for sound, the latter extreme. Oats heavy
and @ &c lower; sales $1,000 bush; new Southern
and Western So q CSC. Beeisteady and unchanged.
Pork steady and quiet; sales $50 bbls; new mess
close at so 81 cash; old do at 20 5O prime do p 90
steam rendered isi q 1sic; kettle 10 q issc. Wits.
Key lower esS sellers n IS
covado III q 12fc. M0lasses dull; sales 100 hhds.
Muscovado at 55c. Taow heavy; sales 70 900 TBS at
III g 12c. Lnseed steady. Freights to Liverpool
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. H.-FIour is in good demand at
30 q 30 for Spring extras. Wheat frmer with
more inquiry; sales No. at 25; No. 2 at 22a a
%; in the AFTERNOON No was queit at 22i bid
!
sales No.2 at at s43 a SEC; in the afternoon No. 3
was firm at S54 q s5ac. seller all the month. Oats
quiet and steady at A q 44lc for No. 2. Rye is
firm; sales No. at s3ac; No. at 92c. Barley un-
settled; sales at 49, High Wines are neglected and
nominal at 10 O. y. Provisions are active and
steady. Mess Pork 80 90 SO 5o sales 1000 Tbs for
January at 20 90. Dry saited shoulders 13i a 14c.
Hams 1sc. Lard nominal at 1st @ 1870. Cattle dull
at at 90 q 80 for fair to good Cows and 90 a rs
for tair to medium. Live Hogs steady and quiet at
ss7t q 90 tor common and 80 @ 10 90 for good to
choice
CINoINNATI. Sept. 17-Whiskey unsettled and no
demand; offered at IT, Mess Pork held at 80 Co.,
Lard unsettled and no demand; offered at $780,
Bulk Meats unchanged. Bacon limited to jobbing
trades shoulders 15}c and clear rib and clear sides
16a q 19c.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 17.-Flour dull and unchang-
3D. Wheat 25t for No. and 20 for No. 2. Rye
and Barley nominal.
CHARLESTON, s. e., Sept. 17.-Cotton active and
steady; Middings 27c; Sea Island nominal at sec a
90.
&c.
MOBILE, Sept. 7.-Cotton quiet; Middlings 27c.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18
rOM M Il II @ L AL

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
Gp.Np TRuNK RAILwAY-415 bbls. -four. 10 cars
corn. Al do lumber, 70 do oats do laths, do clap
boards, do bark is rolls leather boxes eggs 400 40
canned corn, 80 bags spoos, bales pops, car OF
dries; for shipment East. 200 bbls. -four cars OIL
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD car cattle, u rolls
flannel, 10 bds shoves, 10 dump cars Is bills beans
saws, 20 DO saw tlames 800 sides leather 797 pkgs
sundries.
fonTLAND& KENNRBEC RAILROAD car furni-
lure, DO boards, do shingles, bbls beans, IA do
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18

advertisement of DIR. DODGE which appears in
the PRESS this morning. The sworn statements
of parties show that he has wrought marvel
lous cures. The Doctor by engaging City Hall
and using it for reception room evidently in
tends to do business by the wholesale, and if
his system is as efficacious as he claims it lie,
we are not snre that it will not be filled with
the lame, halt and blind, DESTROYS Of being again
put in possession of Gods best gift to man,
good health. As he asks nothing for admit
lance, or consultation at the hall, an opportu.
nifty will be offered for every body to see and
investigate the matter for themselves. Give
him O call.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18
Boston Boo, and shoe Market.

BOSTON. Sept. 10.
The past week has been an animated one in our
Boot and Shoe market. for, although the heaviest
manufacturers and wholesale houses have not been
so busy as formerly the large jobbing houses have
made more numerous sales than in any previous
week since the mmencement Of the present year
week, but much that was shipped heretofore was on
orders, and buyers who are now here are having
their new purchases only shipped orders this
moment in the hands of manufacturers which will
tax their energies pretty heavily for a month to
come. The demand from the New England trade Is
good, and manufacturers OF tee fine grades Of goods
are at work ORDERS and, we are eratied to learn
at paying rates. notwithstanding the high wages paid
to wOrkmen.-[Sh0e and Leather Reporter.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18
THE CUBAN QUESTION.

AhH OODAN SuEoI4ON.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Star radical ore an J
United States and Spain on the Cuban ques-
ton is in fair way of settlement The ru-
mors of proclamation guaranteeing religious
liberty and freedom of election shortly to be
issued by the Spanish Government is better
omen, but if the reports Of the conduct of the
military government in Cuba are true, cOnces-
siOns must be prefsced by one more essential,
namely, that the Cubans be permitted to live
to enjoy them.
The Telegraph had an editorial to-day on the
relations existing between Spain and the
United States, wherein it says the recognition
of Cuba would place Washington in the wrong
on the Alabama question. With what consis-
tency can rights be granted to wandering guer-
rillas not formidable enough for blockade? If
England desired to put the accusers of her
policy in the Courts she should encourage the
policy ascribed to President Grant. We pre-
fer to take the question on the broad grounds
of common interest. A war between Spain
and America would be a material injury that
would be equally appOrtioned. The shipping
of the latter would be prey to privateers and
her commerce would pass to neutrals. The
reduction of the national debt would be ar
rested, internal reorganization checked, and
public discomfort would revive with the grow
ing burdens Spain would lose Cuba, but
continue Spain with her obstinate tenacty of
resistance, her great undeveloped resources,
her power to attack American trade and her
comparative invulnerablity to retaliation
America would gain, at heavy cost, what
might for years be more o loss than gain,
would be entangled in a war combining a
maximum of cost and maximum of
glory. Such considerations cannot pass unre-
garded at Washington since there is still
ground for hope that peace may be preserved.
The Erominer, on the subject of Spain and
Cuba. has the following:@'By history and
analogy there is no longer physical impedi-
ment to the representation of Cuba in the
Spanish Cortes. Expediency recommends it,
but for Cuba is it not too late? If not sold or
surrendered, her own inhabitants must in
some form be mortgaged to the Americans,
with the certainty that once in pawn she will
eventually become theirs. It is better for
Cuba that this should be so, and it is better
perhaps for SPAIN
THE FEELING IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. H.-It is thought that the
Cabinet at Washington has become somewhat
more conci'iatory since the receipt Of kilograms
from Mr.. Sickles to the effect that the over ex-
cited temper of the Spanish people will COM
pei the government to continue the war for the
suppression of the instruction in Cuba.
NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE THRONE.
The King of Italy has consented to the selec-
ton of the Duke of Genoa asking of Spain.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18

For Sale
A GOOD working horse for sale cheap.
IA Apply at Nixons Soap Works,
sep16-3ts Cor. Greenleaf and Everett SITS.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-18

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED GOoDs.-By
order of the Collector of the Port an auction
sale OF goods forfeited to the United States took
place at the Appraisers Office on Fore street,
yesterday morning. A large quantity of cigars
some 4ooo IN number-were disposed of in
large and small lots at moderate prices, consid-
ering the quality, mostly to Allen ON EXCHANGE
street. Some molasses, wine and spirits were
also sold. There was good attendance. and
f. o. Bailey was the auctioneer.