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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-12
WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, April TO- - The United States
steamer Nipsic has arrived at Cienfuegos.
1t is reported that the column under Gen
eral Seascia while acting as convoy from San
ia Cruz to Puerto Principe, was routed by the
forces under Gen. Quesada, and the convoy
captured. Loss on both sides immense.
Intelligence has been received here that the
Bremen brig Germania, from New York, bound
to Vera Cruz, was wrecked on Isalagua Island
one of the Bahamas. Her captain and crew
were saved.
Last night there were further disturbances
in the streets of Havana and several were kill
ed. Tonight, however, the city is quiet
HAVANA, April 9, via Key West, April To-
The Spanish man-of-war CATALONIA to-day over
hauled the American brig Lizzie Major ten
miles from Caibairien and took from her two
of her passengers. Both persons taken were
provided with passports, and had embarked at
Havana.
A report is current from Cuban sources that
the Spanish troops, while conveying a supply
of provisions from Santa Cruz to Puerto Prin-
cipe we're defeated.
Intelligence has been received here that the
Spanish troops in the vicinity of Nuevitas are
suffering from sickness
On the arrival of the steamer Eagle, from
New York, five Cubaps who had taken pas
sage to Havana were arrested and carried to
Moro Castle.
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y . M M r. R CIAL

New York stock and Money Market.
INEw YORK, April 10.-Monev rot quite 80 strin-
gent and more active, Gold active with considera-
bis specuatiOns. The Commercial says Gold sh ows
good deal OF speculative activity, mainly owing to
the efforts OF the larger holders to turn to account
the present scarcity Of coin IN the market.
The leading rates have ranged from 1872 to 5-16
per cent. per day tor borrowing A good deal of ex
port Gold has been covered within the past two or
three days, but at present prices contracts are
put out quite freely and the short interest is per-
haps as great as before an advance in the leading
rates. The current short sales predicated upon
the anticipated effect OF arrivals OF Gold from Eu-
rope and the payment OF the May interest.
Secretary Boutwels plan of prerayng the cou-
pons with rebate thus far meets with but little
sponse fIom the bondh0lders From Monday to the
close of business yesterday, only 1892 46 of coupons
were paid, with $1305 of rebate. The payments,
however, will increase the coupons Of foreign hold
arrived,
The price of Geld has ranged during the morning
between 1929 q 1881. The imports Of general mer-
chandise and dry goods for the past week aggregate
$7900O0O above those for the corresponding week of
last year.
In the Stock market there appears to have been an
effort to break prices for the purpose of buying pre-
paratory to an advance movement. The stocks most
directly affected have been Ohio & Mississippi Rock
Island and the North Western shares, all Of which
are lower. The St. Paul stocks continue firm the
Vanderbilt shares are neglected but steady.
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LOUISIANA.
THE AUTHORSHIP TROUBLE.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1O-Gov. Yarmouth
to-day applied to the 7th District Court for
suspension for appeal from its action appoint
ing judicial sequestrator to take charge of
the Auditors Office. The order was granted,
and Gov. Yarmouth remains 10 possession OF
the office. The arguments of demurrer to the
jurisdiction of the 1st District Court in the mat
ter of the indictments against Auditor Wyck-
life for official misdemeanor closed to-day. The
Judge reserved his decision until Monday, but
intimated that the demurrer would be sustain
ed, it being his opinion that the Legislature
alone had Jurisdiction of such cases.
ARRIVAL ON CAPT. SHERIDAN FROM HAVANA.
Capt. Sheridan, brother of Gen. Sheridan,
and Adiutant General of his State, has arriv-
from Havana, and reports the strctest official
espionage upon his movements during his stay
at that city.
PIERRE soULE PLACED UNDER GUARDIANSHIP.
The I'd District Court yesterday in the case
of Hon. Pierre Souse, which has been at issue
for some time, decided that his reason was over
thrown and decree of Introduction was granted
CONVICTION OF MURDERER.
A Galveston dispatch says that day Hen
~ Cotton, indicted as accessory in the murder
OF Mayor G. b, Lashman, in January last, was
found guilty of murder in the second degree,
and sentenced to 20 years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary. An appeal is to be taken in this
and also in the case of L. Catlin.
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Domestic Markets .

NEW YORK. April 10.-Cotton- $3.50 bales,
Middling uplands 264c Flour-sales $500 bbls.; SUI
perfne to fancy 80 O. 80; super Western 25.-
White California &C. Corn-new Western at SO a
90c; old-do 81 q 92c. Oats tame: Western 76ac in
store. Beef dull. Pork-old mess 80 10; new do
30 IS 81 90. Lard-sales $50 tierces at 172 a 1s4c
for steam, and 1ss q 1890 for kettle whiskey-
Western Ole. Freghts to Liverpool-Flour per steam
er Is Cd; Grain per do 81; Cotton per do ID.
CHICAGO, April l0-Flour dull Spring extras 80
OF co. Wheat quiet; No. Spring at 1 10 q / III;
No at OH q Oh for regular fresh this afternoon
No. nominal at o. Corn quiet; regular new 524
g 52Ic no grade 54c; nothing doing this afternoon.
Oats dull; regular and fresh at sig q 543c Rye dull
No. at 194; sample lots 1 81. Barley dull and
nominal. Highwines active at SIC. Provisions quiet
Mess Pork at 80 80. Lard quiet at lie. Sweet pick
medium.
CINCINNATI Al ril 10y hiskey dull at SIC. Mess
Fork offered at 80 co. Bulk Meats held at 124 q I44c.
Bacon at 1874 q 16sc. Sugar cured Hams Is q 1yc.
Lard nominaly unchanged; offered at 17a q &c.,
MILWAUKEE, April 10.-Flour dull; choice Min
nesota 81 g 81; choice Wisconsin and Iowa 81
5s7; medium Is q 30 Wheat unsettled; No.
2: Corn frmer; new 55sc. Rye nominal. Barley
steady at 30 a 1 70 for fair to good delivered,
ST. LOUIS, April 1O-Whiskey dull at 81 a $50.
Mess Pork very dull; sales at 80 30 a 81 co. the lat
ter ior heavy Bulk Meats-packed dry sailed shout.
l6tc for country. Lard more active; choice steam
lit; kettle 100.
SAVANNAH, April 1O.-Cotton quiet and steady;
sales goo bales; Middlngs 2Stc; receipts 459 bales
exports, coastwse 1922 bales.
AUGUSTA, April 10.-Cotton dull and unchanged;
sales LAG baes Middlings 263c; receipts 1876 bales
CHARLESTON s. c., April 10.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 160 bales Middings 275c; receipts
zSI Dales; exports, coastwise, 1893 bales.
NEW oRLEAss. April 10.-Cotton firm; Middlings
bales.
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WASHINGTON.
uNcoNrrRMED NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Fifty- three nomi-
nations for various offices, not having been
confirmed by the Senate, expired at noon to-
day, with the adjournment of that body, and
new names must be sent in for the offices or
those sent in heretofore renominated. All OF
the New York city nominations and those of
@. w. Babcock, to be Surveyor General of
Kansas, and A. B. Calhoun, to be Pension
Agent at Philadelphia not having been con-
frmed, expired with adjournment.
MIR. ASHLEY CONFIRMED
The nomination of Hon. j. NJ. Ashley to be
Governor of the Territory of Montana was
confirmed this morning by one majority, after
a long and sharp debate. His confirmation
was opposed by all of the Democrats and o
number of prominent Republicans.
BILLS THAT FAILED.
Bill for the relief of Rollins White, being an
extension OF patent; the joint resolution in re-
lation to a site for new State Department,
and joint resolution appointing Gen. Thomas
Osborne, of Chicago, as manager of the Ma
tional Asylum for disabled soldiers, in place of
Gov. Oglesby, resigned, were not signed by the
President to-day, being lost bills, which passed
the HOUSE but which failed to reach the Prssi-
dent before the hour of adjournment.
ANNEXATION OF CANADA.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE project OF
Canadian annexation, in settlement Of the
Alabama claims, with the joint consent OF
England and the colonists, begins to attract at
cles, and is by some regarded as likely to be-
come prominent feature of Gen. Grants ad-
mInistration The views expressed on this
subject by a part of the American PRESS the
favorable response of English newspapers and
the demand for annexation among the colonies,
especially in Nova Scotia, have encouraged q
belief in the feasibility of the scheme if man
aged with diplomatic tact and careful regard
to English honor. Objections to the possibill-
ty of its accomplishment, and doubts as to the
policy and safety of such an enlargement OF the
republic, are strongly urged by individuals;
put IL is confidently asserted by others tnat
puolc opinion is gradually setting in favor OF
our acceptance of the Canadas should they be
tepdered oy Great Britain as the surest mode
OF harmonlzing the interests and ending the
lealousies between the two countries. and af-
forming OASIS OF permanent and cordial peace.
NOMINATIONS TO BE MADE.
1t is understood that large number of NOM
inations, including those for diplomatic and
consular positions, are now ready to be sent to
the Senate.
sERENADE TO SENATOR sPRAoUE.
The workingmen of the District of Column
bia have rendered sereuade to Senator
Sprague as manifestation of his course in
their behalf in the Senate.
SNOW STORM.
A snow storm has prevailed here a greater
portion of to-day. Weather now clear
DISCHARGE OF cLgRKs.
Thus far twenty messengers and laborers
five male clerks and twenty femais CLERKS have
been discharged from the Post Oface Depart
ment Preparations are making tcr many re-
moyals in all the departments
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Lieut. H. D. Wallin,
Jr, of the Sd United States Artillery, who was
a passenger on the burned steamer Thames.
has arrived here. He confirms the report that
a part OF the crew is missing, and states that
the survivors were very badly treated by the
inhabitants of Chicaconico Beach, Hatteras
Banks, who demanded all the money they had
for the poor accommodations furnished
The five missing men of the steamer Thames
up by the schooner Prairie Bird, from Cardenas
for st. Stephens and were yesterday transferred
to pilot boat, which landed them here to-
night Their names are Charles Mason, stew
ard; John Cltchton, pastry cook; Geo. Stress
er, cook; James Mehan, seaman, John Quin-
tin, fireman.
The Board of Health report that members of
three families in one row of houses in the 18th
ward stricken with small pox Friday night.
The Board had the whole population in the
row vaccinated Saturday.
Brew. Maj. Gen. Arnold arrived yesterday
from New Orleans by sea.
Gov. Marshall of Minnesota lectured last
evening before the newly formed Excelsior
Club, which starts Tuesday for Nebraska to
settle.
The population of New York is estimated at
1,118,767.
The steamer City of Brooklyn, from Liver
pool, brings e207 900 sterling.
cHTHoLIc TROUBLES ENDED.
ALBANY, April 1.-THE troubles among the
Catholics of this city connected with the
ended. Rev. Martin Kavanagh, the Priest APP
pointed by Bishop McQuaid to supercede Rev.
Thomas Flaherty, said mass at the church to-
day. Arrangements were made by the city
authorities to preserve order in case any dis
turbance should be attempted.
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MAINE.
AN EXCITING SCENE.


Especial Dispatch by International Line.]
AUGUSTA, April 10.-An occurrence took
place in this city to-day of somewhat novel
character. young man by the name Of
Charles Marston, advertised that he would sail
over he Augusta dam between the hours of 2
and this afternoon. As the river, owing to
the recent rains, &c., has of late been very
high, the proposed feat created quite an ex-
element. At the appointed time large con-
course of people had assembled on both banks
Of the river to witness the daring eApioit.
Marston soon after started from the main body
of ice about twenty rods from the dam, in
small wherry steering with a common paddle.
The current soon took the boat and he was
propelled through the water with considerable
speed until he arrived at the edge of the dam,
when he shot over with fearful velocity. As
the boat went over Marston flung himself
nearly on his face, clinging to the sides, and
in that position, both man and boat, disap-
peared in the boiling surge below, but almost
instantly reappeared and rode safely out into
the stream amid the cheers of the crowd.
collection had been taken up, and the ventur-s
some young raftsman having made bet O.
some $25 on the success of his exploit, ne felt
himself amply rewarded. Marston is young
man of about 20 years of age, and very small. [
The heighth of the falls is some thirty feet.
Oh.
ITO the Associated Press.l
PENoBscoT RIVER OPEN.
BANGOR, April 1.-The ice left the Penob-
scot this afternoon and the river is now open
to navigation. The steamer William Tibbetts
came up to her wharf tonight, being the first
arrival of the season.
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Important Sale Of Fine English
plated Ware and Cutlery,
SheriTs Sale.
Farm at Auction.

WILL be sold at public auction on Thursday,
ductive and most valuable Farm In AndroscogRn
County, situated In Minot, two miles from Mschan.
ic Falls and but ten from the cities o. Lewiston and
Auburn, and known as the Hawkes. Farm
This Farm consists of 200 acres, well divided and
cuts 125 tons OF hay. The buildings are ample and
in good repair. Barn 42xl20 with cellar under the
whole. There Is some 500 loads ofmanure on han .
vThere is not, IN the whole State,a more prof. t.
able farm to work. over $1,000 worth OF milk year
has be- n sold.
Also will be sold, Moving Machine, Horss Rake
Carts, Wagons, and ether farming tools
j. =. GERRY, Auctioneer. apIOtd
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EVADA.
THE GOLD HILL TRAGEDY.

THE GOLD HILL TRAGEDY.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-The latest ad-
vices from Gold Hill state that the fire and
smoke had considerably decreased. Steam
was issuing from the crevices where the shafts
mines were filling with steam and that the
flames would thus eventually be smothered
As long as there is any evidence that the fire
is still in progress the injection of steam will
ha continued.
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MATANzAs, April 10.-[From Alfonso & Blanch-
ards Circu ar. l-There has been but very small
business done tor Europe at about former rates. For
the Uni ed States the inquiry for vessels was fair
during last week, but since then arrivals have been
heavy, far exceeding the actual wants, and conse-
Cork and Falmouth, AIS Sd a ATS Cd ~ ton; Great
Britain direct, 4O q 45s; Hamburg and Bremen 45s
q ATS Cd; France in the Atlantic IS a 60f; Mediter-
ranean. DO q BOT " box; United States, P box Sugar
81 75@ s7a; do % hid. do 81 % q z 80; do % ito
gals. Molasses 81 20 q 30.
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OHIO.
ARREST OF U. s. OFFICERS

CINCINNATI, April TO- Christopher Hogan
and Charles Kelley, in the United States Sc
cret service, were arrested to-day ON informa-
ton of German engraver, who says they en-
ployed him in February to make what he now
believes to be counterfeit tobacco brand. He
says Hogan lately threatened his life because
he refused to give up the brand. Warrants
have been issued for the arrest of three other
parties.
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THE PLAINS.
INDIAN AEEAIRs

ST.. LOUIS, April 11.-Advices from Fort
Ellis state that on the 9th party of ten In
dams sto.e cattle and horses from the rancho
ON Dry Creek. A party of fifteen or twenty
citizens and four mounted soldiers from Fort
Ellis pursued, overlook and killed nine OF them.
Private Carbly was killed and two soldiers and
one citizen were wounded.
1t is reported that the Kaw Indians have
burned their treaty with the government and
will 60 on the war path
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TENNESSEE.
ANDY JOHNSON ONCE MORE.

NASHVILLE, April 10.-Ex-Presdent John
son made his promised speech in this city to-
day. There were about a thousand men in
the crowd gathered around him, while the por-
tico of the hotel was nearly filed with ladies.
The day was fair. His speech occupied nearly
three hours, and was well received
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prC1sroN on TOBACCO DEALERS.

Commissioner Delano has decided thpt any
dealer who converts plug tobacco into smok-
ing tobacco, either by cutting, rolling, or IN
any other manner, keeping the same for sale,
Is thereby constituted a manufacturer under
the law and must pay tax and give bonds aS q
tobacco manufacturer.
CANADIAN IMPORTS.
The imports into the United States from
Canada and the British North American Eos
session. for the fiscal years 1867 ana 1000 COM
pared with those of 1864 and 1865, the last COM
plete veal of the reciprocity treaty, snow the
total value under the reciprocity TO nave Deen
for duty $50, 569,668; not under reciprocity
treaty. and dutiable $5607 ,349; for last fiscal
wear. dutiable, $24,224,683; free $4,372, 452;
amount of duty paid SO, 280916.
THE PRESIDENT AT THE CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The President came
to the Capitol about ten o'clock this forenoon,
accompanied by Secretaries Fish and Bout
well, Attorney General Hoar, and his private
Secretaries, and the party were occupied up to
the time OF adjournment in examining the va
rious bills presented to the President for his
approval.
THE RECoNsTRUCTIoN Law.
Among the amendments to the Mississippi,
Virginia and Texas election bill which were
agreed to by both houses, was one onered ny
Senator Sawyer, providing that the elecSions
shall be held under the new registration nsts;
1t is stated that this will admit ABOUT io'OOO
additional white voters in Virginia, ana throw
out several thousand fraudulent negro voters
who were enrolled in the f1rst lists.
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ARKANSAS.
STEAMER SUNK.

MEMPHIS, April ia Little Rock special
says the steamer G. A. Thompson, from Gin
cinDati, struck on a snag in Arkansas river on
Friday last, and sunk. Seventeen lives ARE
ported lost; also the vessels entire cargo.
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Eara.xn Mariret.

LONDON, April 10-Afternoon. closed at
934 for money.
American securities-United States 520's S3f; Erie
shares 244; Illinois Central shares 963.
LIVERPOOL. April 1O-Afternoon.-Cotton frmer
but not quotably higher; Middling uplands 12}d;
sales 10000 bales. Red Western Wheat IS cd al IS.
10d. Pers 39s. Pork 105s.
FRANKFORT. April 1O-Evenng. United States
5-20's closed at 81 q ST..
FRANKFORT, April f1.-United States 500 bonds
quote to-day at S7f.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, April II. The house of DR.. A. Ell.
Kerr, on Big Creek, said to be one of the finest
in the State, was yesterday DESTROYED by fire.
Loss $50 OOO
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CALIFORNIA.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-The Overland
Mail Company are now carrying the mails be-
tween the ends of the Union Pacific and Cen
trail Pacific roads, distance of ITO miles. All
the delayed mails will be carried across Slep-
ton Swamp and will soon reach their destina-
ton. The Central Pacific road to-day COM
menced transporting the mails to the 615th
mile post. Only fifty-two miles of track re-
main to be laid to complete the Pacific Rail
road.
Mining stocks during the week have been ir-
regular and weak, particularly Gold HiU de-
scriptions, in consequence of the fire in those
mines.
SAILING OF A STEAMER.
SAN Francisco, April 9-The steamship
Constitution sailed for Panama to-day. She
carried $738 900 in treasure, of which 1856, 900
were for New York, $4,000 for France and
$20, 900 for Panama.
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Hitchcock's Half Dime Music,

HltCnC0Ck'S Hall Dime Music,
/ ed title, music and WORDS. Price Cents each
the whole sixty mailed for $500.
Nos. Now READY:
go. Meet Me in the Lane, Love.
SO. Mabel Waltz.
IS. The Smile of Memory.
81. Sweet Heart.
ST. Boot-Black's Song.
55 Lady Nine
a. Five o'clock in the Morning
3d. Those Tassels on the Boots.
g. Pretty Bird.
81 Why Wandering Here?
30. Call Me Thine Own.
49,. LIE Sabre De Mon Pere.
48. Woodside Waltz ond Polka.
AZ. Home Sweet Home. instrumental.
46. Pericholes Letter.
10. The Moonlit Sea.
"A. st. Nicholas Galop.
43. Velocipede Johnny
AZ. Gems D'armes Duett
Al. Gems from Orphee.
40 Bellies of Broadway.
80. Flying Trapeze.
49, Power of Love. Instrumental
81. Susan's Story.
So. will not ask to Press that Cheek.
80. The Rosy Wreath.
"a. The Life Boat.
SO. Light of the World. Sacred,
80. Beautiful Bells.
81. Ixon Galop.
30. Olympic Schottisch.
20. Up in Balloon.
%. There's Charm in Spring. 1
u. See, the Conquering Hero Comes!
26. Take Back tee Heart.
%. The Passing Bell
"a. Still + ii Love Thee.
%. Waiting Down at Long Branch.
o. Riding Down Broadway.
q. She Might Not Salt Your Fancy
20. Arm-in-Arm. Polka Mazurka.,
10. The Rose of Erin.
10. Silver Chimes.
II. The Old Cottage Clock.
16. His Love Shines Over All. Sacred.
10. Maggie's Secret.
IA. Little Maggie May.
ID. The Danish Boys Whistle.
IL. Come Hither, My Baby, My Darling.
IL. Genevieve Waltz.
10. Skating Rink Polka.
9. Champagne Charlie.
8. Praise of Tears
z. Really Don't Think I Shall Marryl
6. Good Bye, Sweetheart, Good Bye,
B. Not for Joseph.
4. Blue Eyes
8. We'd Better Bide Vice.
2. Won't You Tell Me Why, Robin?j
l. Captain jerks.
The above can be obtained at the Music, Book and
Periodical Stores,o by inclosing the price, CENTS
EACH to the publisher. Other choice selections
will rapidly follow. Agents Wanted. BENZ. W.
HITCHCOCK, No. SO Spring st, and "a Beekman
st New York; 1874 Vine ST. Cincinnati and % School
st, Boston. Apr 9-d3t
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INDIANAPoLIs, April 1.-THE Legislative
situation remains unchanged. There was no
quorum in either branch on Saturday, and an
adjournment was had until Monday. The
Democratic caucus on Saturday resolved to
Stay out
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EMEhSoN w. PEET, Secretary and AetuAry
This Company offers the following advan-
taees:
1t is national Company, chartered by spe-
cial act of Congress, 1888.
1t has paid-up capital of 100000.
1t offers low rates of premium. ri
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
1t is definite and certain in its terms.
1t is home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
Ihere are no unnecessary restrictions In
the policies. 49,. -s--.-4- -
Every policy is non-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the in
sured their full amount, and return all the
premiums, so that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
insured, after certain number of years, dur
ing life, an annual income of one-tenth the
amount named in the policy. ~
No extra rate is charged for risks pom abe
lives OF females
1t insures. not to pay dividends to policy
holders, but at so low cost that dividends
will be impossible.
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application 10 the Branch Office of
the Company, or to
". ca LElss ana Of the Board of Directors
Merchants Exchange, State St., Boston.
General Agents for New England. -.
j. p. TUcAEn, MAHAGHR, /.
Edward L. O. Adams, J.
Corner Of Exchange and Middle stfeets,
Portland, Me.s
FOR CUMBERLAND AND YORK COUNTIES
November 2s, 1868. dom s<str e.
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RAIROAD ACCmENT,

A collision occurred on the Central Railroad
near this city, on Saturday evening, between a
freight and wood train. The engineer of the
freight train, Peter Marlborough, was instantly
killed.
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SAILING OF A STEAMER.
MARYLAND.
CATHOLIC FESTIVITIES

BALTIMORE, April ia salute of 80 guns
was fred yesterday evening from Federal Hill
by the German Catholics, in honor of the Both
anniversary of the priesthood of Pope Plus
TX. Festivals were held to-day in all the
Catholic Churches in commemoration of the
event.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on ne
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Hortes
Carriages, Harnesses, SC.
Zone Horse;
One Wagon;
One Robe.
Apl 30. +. D. BAILEY. Aucffoneof
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SUICIDE.

Brevet Lieut.. COL. F. U. Toilet, of the 4th
United States artillery, committed suicide Fri
day evening, at Fort MeHenry, by shooting
himself with pistol. He Lad been confined
to his bed by illness.