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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, rUEsDAY DECEMBER Il 1862 'it

stssn foe The hereas Of tic so,dtesa, vtdov. -
SS.nhuA "a taM occstfoa Ne Mnrrrv ha,
Iary, ~1' 'es' q koe CID
pKABBoxN rnKaYal
~ ane IrouSmme was g17en netr last s1,nins
ntual s5rrnt xe = epd !ul Loose- Tnerc was sha
.1s,t;M1S noe1Sa moat e1eellepuJ Vet. @P1scssorfs]
i3ns nee, . aaosded I1liy Manning md Bob Hsf;
SosA xfina thef did 70: lcso as o1sr,tH sIo =;
tsnIsoTioE. The vhole concluded MA ay 1an 49, y
r. Hs1nda 1d1seaqGs % toe bo1iesque q "aaz.bsd
tst9 thai tho management hrre hsTe 1s,h ~ mea VI
II boJds and ssat hereafter ~. CnSr;fa % H7,s<4
orrae.sss ..nsef1{ o. ths Museum, wfli oonaoet 10
company ver1 PROUD, md the1 siIt SON a9 ha19 na
tnen cater walls ote or tbe afezr I'm. m rhe
esp,ssa', e1un; %, .s IL l. Co, s3eoo znd WIS mse
- o. the name OF he thestre sfe All neTeet;1
.u.Msa ~ f. tetf, WITCH, when l1xnted Tfi matn
Ho&t btIIant appearance. ~ '''''''
TEE PATTI coNCHKfA
Ine INT corc1st 1i mo PaIt scasnn ,stes nt,..
tr.1 ~ Sten3n9s and The sale Of seats indicates
II s1e oaI VII be crosded cariotta Pasu Is 70
1 sG1 knoMn a coz cen 1.ngeE-pef14ps tha mot
Dlillant eonccft singer In The world IL sooan re.
stetu|nAI Ate teeda 10 Introduction to tna Chi.
fnaa,h sinee ii, u nox teyea Jeass tata sefy
aaEe - saofunchtT anulat to AL Sho returns to
a. TNn a! 'he horosA hnd fa1e of Z u
her befo1e VIII pe nore than ;saXioas ~ hc,p hr4
sanls. ho1 thnt tht has rrAcntd her prime. sue
w 1s, &c assisted hy Theodore Ritter ipiano) and
nm Plume tTlosIn}, bot1 Recognized arti.ss ID
EGfofe: 1no Ats new to Us. and MI SQuires {tep.
of> hnd Ny: uefuanns ioass}, both Of vhou
have ben here btlo1e. Ii certainly viii rnr be
out Of the WY to prusntse m euIo;ehle concett.
Ine tssond coEGsr viii he on Tnariday. tho third
dn friday and ne fourth on Saturday afternoon
7HE FAhEPA OPERA 8kAsoH,
The Faftpa Opera Troupe, nIltr acr1es of verr
9rlliant suceesees N1ouis1lIle excepted, ia ina
seusa. fetGkn 10 - next week, ard gIva ! reason
l3th, Nofna "wll be ttsen: on Tn1Isday, tnn
tnn. The Msr1iage Of FKaso;" Ffidly, tae i,th,
f1f SATURDAY.. 'o' o>~1' '@--Ns
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STA81iAg AFfRAy,


There Was lcr'ous, and probably fatal, ssabhlng
a1faJ IN the West nIsisinn last evening" rue t1ue q
being teireen aud o'c1oci, and the sce.e. No,
s's South Canal atrees, house occupied Jointly
BY Ahoaei Fitzgerald, a : saloon, IN the frort
pan, and John Plckler, who keeps barber shop
IN the rest- It apFea.1 shAs Just previous to the
lime mentioned, man named Patrick CsilazhRu,
Essief % The Chicago, Altoa St. Eoats Rss:. II.
roah, entered the rlice, and banded some
wcrdl With the barber. 10th became
excited, and fekorteti to abusye language, Curing
~hich f.cller drew ku!le md stabbed CsuaRhan
IN the abdomen. causing an ugly, and, It Il be-
geved. dangerous wound. 4 number OF persons
Etrc IN the pttcc At the time and Intense excite.
1uent prevailed. The news aprrad rapidly, Aad
foon reached the esrs OF 013eat Flynn, who bur-
Ticf to the scene, and took Pct1tf into cnSt stJ.
DT. Nsrf was called 70 attend 70 the tnjartes Of
tnr .onrded mar. lie expresses but l!tile hope
fcr lis rscoscry.
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From the city limit, northx2td, thenc extends
1lot the shore OF Lake Michigan = sandy ridge
OF ground, which is studded with beautiful OAK
tree, and covered With grnss and shrubs. It L.
without question, tic mos. bearuful and lovely
Eact n 14nd in the vicinity OF Chicago. Lincoln
r6rk = III extend to It's southern bosderN, while
the projected lake thtfe boulevard viii tnliTen tae
coast.-Ldnd Olr1xr Tar Ociobsr-
And now conc Edwin A. Rice i Co, OF No. n
Dearborn street, Fullerton Block, Room H. xDd
ccr to sei acre lots In this beautiful tract funt
Ing on the Lake and Ialsted street, for ts 90 each
On cart tetlph
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Onc Of the most elegant and spprop<1ate K.ttt.
and one that will Be priced more thaa gold, Is
htt,e lock Of halt LeAtly worked into some OF
those charming ornaments which can be aeeu at
ii, Gampoela Emporium, No. 81 Clark S:1oet. No
one ttows better how to arrange soeh pleasing
Contemplate making such present the coming
holidays viii do we'll 10 glvo tnslr orders n once.
The susn alxaIs gtsa! Ana pa, pa dss, Winning 10
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PATN1uH4v

All pettIex de.irpus OF purchaEnR Pittsburgh
coal, or wishing to invest IN stock OF "Tne CHI
czgo aud Pittsburgh Mcing ana Transportation
Coal Company" should cali At Room No. !, No
Isa Dearborn street. Colonel &. D. Taylor - the
i1cident of this company, and u. G. GIrdlc: Is
The Superintendent The subscription BOOKS Will
Boon be closed, and those wB1tpg to fevest ka0ntd
DO 20 ~ soou ~ rcsa1ble. E. FAuntfefoy and 4
Van Rure1 arc soliciting subscriptions.
, 1869-12-07
JACKSONVILLE,

Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune. :.
... lAcEs0ky1lLR, H., Dec. e.
Martin Somcrs, the alleged wife murderer, who
WIS arrested Last week, b I'd preliminary cxam-
inaton before J11tico Taylor to-day, and xas dis
charged for want OF Sufficient evidence 10 hold
him for tfaaL
The famous Davenport Brothers will appear IN
SuAwn'a Opera House, on Wednesday evening.
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On account OF the great ruth at s:elni City ot
Ps1,a, yesterday, he WA not Able to unpack sll
tic cases og his new invoices Of European goodl
Tue es.saoe Win be opeoea and ready for to-daJ :
rae. Lonk cot far great batsaiss IN the mo:s
teA1t:r3l 60 ria e.es ueoWa netr,
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SPRINGFIELD,


celI0neouA.
SrxNGHuo, Ill, Dec 1.-The water power On
the Y aba4h River, II New Haven, WA leased on
the LIT 81 pecetnbeE. o{ the Canal Commissioners,
70 1sA Ford. Of New uaven, for $50 = year. foT
atty yeatt, suotect to re,v2luAon stlef Ten JoAlA
Mr. Ford WAS the contractor Tor building the
decks AID d2ns II tnat place. and
~ ~ n 1as, be sha IN ~ ne eSs ,a 9i
deoseaucta upon ine work has been paid by rue
Commissioners. and nj, nor be under
through the lock under tho diree,
ton OF the CpHmusiouer, and the passage
demouktEated tie Tacs q liz entire 1oooes1. A
t.eer EvAnsr're, Ind, snd points on the 10 ve1
Tne Tnu.ees Of the Ss,dee4' otpaaas' Hoae
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0fFkr-c0sTKLLo-l1t this ~. - :. 81 the
rtsdenee ot the b.tdca father. By the Kev r Butler
MI Goorke +. nuGeY and Aiss & alta Eostclla-
TQHET-WAYTAL-ln this city, on Saturday even.
in+ Dec 1t the rcajdeota nt the brides fatheT, 16
Walnut It by the ReT. H. K, Sho<1Aket j. A. Tobey
ot New York. ant A1. ]. ". WhEtsl. dAuehtsr Of 4
Rankin, EAq, Of the Chicago Northwestern Railway.
No eArtL
~ New Fesk pApera pltass COPY.
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Throat Affections aud Iaparscuc...
Al suffering from Irritation Of The throat and
hoAieeness viii te aGrecably surpr1sed =. the A.
noat immediate relief aforded by the use OF
BfoMn's Bronchial Tfochcsr Tue denn,ceut
ingredients alay pulmonary irritation; ano aitei
public sheafin4 or t!ne1D4. when the throat Il
We.red Ard weakened BY too much exercise,
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METEDR1l 0sleAt.

Meteorological record for December I, 1862, N
reported by J. @. LauRguth, Jr, ops,clau, III Ran
dolFh street correspondent to tie smtthsoptsa In.
susute- The amail 1etters are the initials for the
Horda "veerinR," GENTLE" thigh" "try,"
" NoAgt Atmosphere, - n rain. !" and an0H.st
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EUsIHB8R NOTICES,

Cod / liver OIL.
Hazard 4 Caswellta Cod Liver Oh u tho beas,-
Afhprff1t%nrrs
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DETECTIVE AGEHQIB,

NJ H. WHIPPL.K p0-B GENKRAL pKrKoT-
tve Fpliss AEeoeJ. SoA - sna a L eaNe-st hAs
ded facilities tTApsacttug Al 6alprs1 IN IT.
e1Iti hnA tn ChttAFo. Inoia and Now Yosk RefeF
Axts Long at at rafes. CasrreA ro4sCfte
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And II l-ases - The Ert ritr dttk On he.
.oef l. Arte - be raid ffoE. asieo. 6tsi 6.1S
!t maj " OF Eome interest to know. Al ! am
!H5 informed taat the present caral regis
tcItG ueLt ID cow D.ly from ft91uo0 TO S5poG Goo
Mhish c1toth Que on the lHa OF j My next TDe
slate ' III no danbl pay the dcut wnea doe sfter
Which the let iucoue Iroun the cxral d arncahIe
10 the Principal and interest Of the exptndiinre
Low trtog made br The CITY Tor 1he occpeninr of
the canA for sanitary purposes
a oeitEeI FtateEent Of the operations OF
tue bossd Of Public Works for the year
rndirg AMI ], 1852, Ia In course Of prep.
nIatior lr6 vii eoon be telHy fot dis.
1rltuiior. TIC eApeodltuycB Of t1is botrd ior
CRY purposes for the year ending Apra l. ls!a.
xtye esl1toated NJ l,e16, ,s61.el, Of t1is aM!ual
there has teen eIpenoed up TO tn!1 TINE,
S7sl,i2tsE, !eariEc q balance now on hand OF
&&95.<s9.2A The total dMhuEsemenA taAde oJ thH
hoard dur:DE the Jsor ending April 1ss2, fof the
aicye prrroses and for eeNetege, river lnaprt<I;s-
raent, and oIner rcfi!1 work.. alnoontca 70 more
lEAn f3,o6o-6s This khosE what large and In
rosttni !.Iierests s1e tntEntted 70 this hr2uch
Of The city government, and vnere 70
hutch Is required 70 be done 1t can
readily seen how d,.aculs 4 may
be 10 q nike selecttoLs AID decide what the trne
inte1esa Of the city are In relation 10 taa Improve
EeEts.
The 1nsoc.al condition OF the city viii a4wAyt
laye bearing upon and bho1ld be well coaaIdef.
ID rlrIetce 10 large expenditures. which, ~ tone
Ghtrt, rtttatly NAV bc postponed without Anect
lnX lie tnfe5Csts Of the CITY. l thou'd not deem
II wtre pcl:cJ to e1tcod our tmptove1eusS 70 E3c1
drpi~e ss 10 tn.p1f or cse}'. OF
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s,s loe ne nerets OF the so'ders' ~tdovz ssS
GMhn1 "a tatH occstfoa Ne. Mnrrsv ha1
ssn.V W Uttered % tsaist he ress of tns csn-
, 1869-12-07

First Baptist Church.
Ir Last Lecture 1t Dr. Krestx. co1sse MI bc Eiven
THIS kEENlND. upon ITALY AND THE ALf3.
HustT1 It'd by the StereoFkteo1.
Admission. 70 e&1tA thflastn. Is e1Ht1.
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PROF. McLAUGHLM

WILL OPEN HIS
INDIANCLUB SCHOOL
II Is Hoa1es Block. III La6alcst. where tAe1e VII
be free Ctrs A1hit4ttoa thia eveninx-
, 1869-12-07

BY D. LONG q CO.
Regular Wednesday Sale Of New and Second.
Hand FufaIture,
PazloE md chamber suits o6cr de4ks frrr1 carres,
plated ware, eyoekcrJ, glnswarr. louugcs stoves &c
Al4o. six now and second hand sa1ca,
AT AUCTION,
On Wedntadsy, Dee. II 10 o'clock l. m. 1t our roous
- South Wt1lsst
TnNC + RI A,r}{.1n1ru
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
Q O M M r H GAL.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RA1LwAY-2556b bls fonr, 8 cars
bark, % do lumber, do bran, d" beef do pork,
do ship knees, do slaves, 25i cans milk, $50 pkg
sundries; tor shipment East, 1900 bbls. -four; for
shipment to Liverp oil per steamer, 10 cars copper
ore, DO butter, do peas do leather, do oatmeal
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 car leathar, 1853
pigs mdse.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILROAD-10s doors, 4
bdls sash, 81 bedsteads. car headng do wood, 8
do hoops, do lumber, SO pkg sundrIes, 20 hays
beans, 25 bdls paper. 1 horse, tubs butter. S5 NJ
shingles hog, 10 bbs. apples, 10 cases wooden goods
8 feather beds, 20 cars freight tor Boston.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BOsToN-10 bales
wool 81 hides. IL bds shovels 100 boxes rails
ms, % bbs. pork 80 tubs lard 25 kegs soda casks
crockery 10 bbls paint 81 pigs tin hhds sugar IS
bbs. lard and pork, 10 bils pipe, 1913 flu s. "A bars
iron, "a bdls parer 40 cases boot rs bbs apples 30
cases toma oes 36 bbs. glass, bales, 80 boxe. do
NEST cs, horse, stoves, boilers % pieces castings
70 boxes and sad bale. tqbaceo hhds beer 1920 pkgs
order; to Canada and up country ~ bales wool, 10
casks soda ash, IL coils rope, &c bills leather 300
hi 40 bbls ami 1u0 bags dye stus chain cables
hhd sugar, ~ bdls calf kins, casks oil, bdls
steel 40 bbs sand Ito bds iron, 40 bbls pork, 200
pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
KELLY g. Icons MINsTRELs. The expet

KELLY & Icons MINsTRELs-The expec-
tant ones who went to City Hall last night
were doomed to disappointment. tor the cele-
brated troupe from No 72O Broadway failed to
put in an appearance. We understand that
they did not perform in Biddeford on Monday
night, and the probability is that there is
~trouble in their wigwam.' These affairs are
getting to be of rather too common occurrence
among travelling companies. They engage
halls, get advertising and bill-posting done,
and then cheat people out of their honest
CLAIMS When Booths agent came here he de-
sired to secure City Hall for four performances
but was informed that itwas already secured
for two OF the nights he desired, Tuesday and
wednesday, so he had to content himself with
one night. Wien the minstrels agent ar
rived he wanted to give up City Hall and 60 to
Portland Theatre, but the Mayor said moi and
very properly, for by his engagement Booth
had been compelled to give IN two NIGHTS
We understand the Mayor will hold them if
they ever come to Portland for the orioin.1
contract We think It would be good plan 70
make travelling shows always deposit half the
cost of advertising and bill-sticking in advance
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

SAccARAPPA-An open temperance society
was formed Monday evening by the citizens of
this place. Hon. q. Valentine was chosen
President, B. NJ Edwa rds, Jr., Secretary, and
John Pennell, Treasurer. Seventy persons
took the pledge ard were enrolled as members.
The "Bugle Call" was read by Mrs Fl. P.
Murch. SINGING by a trio of crusaders, ano
short speeches diversified the exercises. The
meetings are to be held fortnghtly. Mr.. Chas.
II. Brainard, Of Medford, Mass, opens the
Union Course of free lectures at the Cougre
gational Church Wednesday next, Dec. 1st,
with his popular lecture on Life at the Ma
tional Capital" which has been given in Bos-
ton, New York and other cities with great sue.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

1 LEI y. PRESIDING.
TUESDAY, famelia S. Williams vs. Man
hattah insurance COMPANY. Action on polio,
OF insurance against fire, effected on plaintiff.
STORE and stock of goods in Great Falls, N. 81
'or Sooo, which store and stock was totally
consumed Marca g. 1868. There were also two
DINER policies on the same store and stock Of
Slo0O each in other companies, for the recov-
cry of which suits are now pending.
The defence is that the plaintiff fraudulent
ly made an excessive claim for her loss under
the policy; that she has claimed for goods thai
were not in the building insured at the time OF
the fire, and that she traudulently obtained
over-insurance. On trial.
Rand-O'Dounell. Webb.
No. 647-Dunham Whitney, of Brunswick,
libellant VS.. Margaret Whitney. L bel for di-
vorce. Cause, desertion. Divorce decreed.
n,r
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD j., PREsID
ING.
TUEsDAY.-No. 106 james R. Hoyt " God
frey Mark. Assumpsit to recover the sum
$136. balance alleged to be due plaintiff for build
ing house for defendant. The defence is tina
the contract for building the house was take,
by plaintiff for the sum OF $1,000. which amount
has been paid plaintiff by defendant. Decis-
ion reserved.
Deane & Verrill. Fessendens,
Lafayette Gilbert v. Abram Toothaker. r .
plevin for COW valued at $50. Defence tina
the COW was the property of plaintiffs father
who resides with his daughter, wife of the de
fendant
Orr. Bradburys.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

MASONIC. - At a special meeting of the
Eagle Royal Arch Chapter, No. II, of Sacca-
Kappa, the following officers elect for the en-
-uing year were duly installed by M. E P. q
p, Geo. Warren: Comps. w. L. Warren, NJ.
e. Fl. P; d. N. McCann, Ex-K; b. P.
Murch, Sc; c. w. Foye, G. Il; E. II. stur-
gis, P S; IS H. Cutter, r. A. c; w. c. Phin-
ney, M. 8 V; A. w. Shaw, M. "; 81. May,
hew, NJ. V; James Pencil, TT; D. W. Babb,
Sec; Alfouzo Libby, s. S; H. NJ. Raymond
j. S; f. A. Blood, Sent
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

PERsoNAL.-A letter received in this city
states that our townsman, S. b. Beckett, was
at the st. James Hotel in Paris, November
5th after having made tour through parts OF
Ireland, Scotland and England. He was to
leave Paris next day for Egypt, where he in
tended to be present at the opening of the Su-
ez Canal-to pass via the Canal to the Red
Sea-to visit Cairo, the Pyramids, &c. We
may expect letters from him for insertion in
our columns, on his return to Italy, if not pre-
viously, giving some details of his experiences
and observations.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
The convention will meet this morning in the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms. in
Browns block, at halfpast nine O'clock 1t il
expected that there will be large gathering
present Of pastors and delegates from the diff
ferent evangelical churches of Cumberland
county from the letters received by the chair
man of the committee on entertainment. Be-
sides these all friends of the cause are invited
to attend. Rev. DR.. Carruthers, and Revs. A
K. p Small and Asa Dalton will open the
morning discussions at the Y. nj. G. A. rooms,
and Revs. II. A. Hart and George A. Putnam
the afternoon discussions at the FIRST Baptist
Church, on Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

We buy and sell Government Bonds and
receive the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cor
porations and others, subject to check at sight,
and allow interest on daily balances.
Nov 20-d&w1mis
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

DRIVING ON THE SIDEwALK-In accordance
with his duty one of the police took down tie
Games of some hundred individuals who drove
their teams on the sidewalk of Canal street
tbove the Walker House the other morning.
Che city, no doubt, felt that to attempt TO pros
ecute would be like striving "to cast out the
note from their brothers eye before putting
the beam out of their own eye" for we think
hat as long as the 'Slough OF Despond" which
Exists ia that spot during rainy weather is
permitted to remain, any means taken to avoid
1t is excusable
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
THE suspEcTEn coNspIRAcv.

MADRID, Nov. 23.-In compliance with re-
solution adopted by the Cortes calling for in
formation, the government has been obliged to
submit for examination the document which
duplicates the Spanish Republicans III con-
spiracy with the insurgents of Cuba.
The government has determined to adopt Wig
orous measures against certain Bishop who
left the country for Rome without passports or
permission.
The journals here contradict the report which
has gained some credit outside of Spain, that
in many political circles the Duke of Aosta
was preferred to the Duke of Genoa for the
fhrnna
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

The II. B. S. DRAMATIC CLUB SocIABLE.-
The members of this society will give de-
lghtful socable at Lancaster Hall tonight
We understand that there is great deal of ex-
element among the ladies in regard to the al.
fair, for the manager are well known and assid-
uous in their efforts to please. We shall be
very much mistaken if the first socable of the
course is not grand success. Chambers
Band will furnish delightful music and the
dance will be kept up no doubt to late hour.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

PORTLAND LODGE No. 1.-At the regular
meeting of the Lodge held on Tuesday even
'ng. the 18th inst, the following officers were
elected: B. f. Andrews, Master; Joseph A.
Locke, Senior Warden; Emmons Chapman,
Junior Warden; w. o. Fox, Treasurer; Eben
Wentworth, Secretary. The public iLstalla-
ton will take place next Friday evening" the
installation being performed by Past Grand
Master Josiah H. Drummond, after which a
collation. will be served and social time en-
loved
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

THE STEAMER LILLIAN.
CALIFORNIA.
A JAPAEsE COMMISSIONED

JAPAESE COMMISS1ONEH.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa Japanese Prince
and suite arrived here by the China steamer
yesterday. He is sent as special commission
er by the Emperor to inquire into the condi-
ton Of japanese laborers on the sugar planta-
tons in the Sandwich Islands.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The general Superintendent of the Central
Pacific Railroad has gone to Ogden to take
possession of the road between Ogden city and
Promontory for the Central company, and ar
range a necessary junction.
HEAVY GALE.
A heavy gale from the north has prevailed
here and numerous wrecks are reported.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
TELEGRAPalC ITEMS.

A Peabody Monument Association has been
formed in New York to erect monument to
George Peabody in Central Park. There are
already 600 subscribers to the fund.
Gen. Butler has given bonds for $4,000 in
the Twiggs sword cas- Richard Schell and
G. R. Garrison of New York, are his sureties.
Norman T. Smith sued the N. Y Central
Railroad for compensation for injuries receiv-
ed by the collision of special and working
train about a year ago, and the jury have Civ
en- HIM verdict OF $4,000. Smith was pilot
engineer on the special train at the time.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

EATON FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-We take
pleasure in calling attention to the advertise
ment of the Eaton Family School for boys, ap-
pearing in another column. Its location is de-
lightful, the teachers are well qualified for their
work, and the most careful supervision over
the conduct of the boys is constantly main
tanned. 1t has the reputation of being model
school in every respect, and we are sure that
no parent need fear to entrust his child to the
almost parental care and discipline of those
who ghave the charge of this institution OF
learning
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-This
Association has secured the services OF Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Paul, and other TALENT for
two first class entertainments, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next. This rich treat Will
be afforded the public at the low price OF 30
cents a ticket to all parts of the hall. See
their advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24
NE w YaD & X.

AND
NEW YORK, Nov. %. There is no truth in
the rumor of the escape of three OF the Span
ish gunboats.
IL is SAID that the Cuban Junta has made an
affidavit in relation to the case of the Hornet,
with view TO secure her release
Four persons have been arrested in Brook
lyn, N. Y, for forging will purportng to BE-
hat OF man named Bonne who died last Au-
gust disinherlting IN only daughter and leav-
'ng all his property, valued at 100000, to an
other party.
q. Smith, pioneer in the express bust
ness, died at Greenport, l.. l., to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

The PERns OF THE Coo11r TRADE.-A load
OF coohes gu the French bark Tamaris, from
Macao Tor Havana, revolted, killed the captain
and took the ship. The crew escaned in boats
to Java, and reported the affair to tho D,t,b
authorities. A war vessel was sent in nurs,;t
of the Tamaris, captured her, and she was
again started for Havana. The Coolies became
very desperate when they found they were af.
ter all to be taken to Cuba, and jumped over.
board on every opportunity, some even com.
hitting suicide BY starvation. OF the three
hundred VINO sailed in the Tamaris, onEy sixty
eight arrived at Havana.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Last Sunday night
Mrs. Richardson, residing on Grove street
went into an apothecary's and purchased some
peppermint, and then asked for an ounce Of
laudanum, which the druggist refused, till she
said it was for her sick father when he gave it
with strict instruction as to its use. She went
home and took the poison herself, and after
wards told a woman what she had done, who
sent for DR.. Hunt. When he arrived, although
heavy sleep had fallen on her, he applied the
proper antidotes and restoratives and she was
we'd. She expressed regret that she had
lot succeeded in killing herself. She has been
in low spirits for some time.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

that meeting of the citizens of the town, pc
titioners in favor of division, is to be held at
Briggs Hall, Morrill's Corner, at o'clock this
evening The meeting will no doubt be fully
attended, as much interest is excited over the
nroposed measure.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

LAW PARTNERsHIP.-We learn that Stanley
T. Fuller, Esq, of Foxcroft, is about to re-
move from that place to this city, where he
will enter into law partnership with Perez
val Bonney, Esq, one of our Representatives
to the Legislature. We hear that Mr.. Pullen
is considered young lawyer of much promise.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Advices from
Alaska state that gold has been discovered on
the bars in the streams running into Cook 8
inlet.
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS ELECTED.
Gen. Shiel has been elected Delegate to
Congress from Alaska.