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The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26


We epublsh elsewhere synopsis ofihe res
olulions OF the Republicans of California il
State Convention assembled The resoiu ion
favoring preference to The people OF our own
race" and that debating against "Chinese
suffrage in any form,'' is essentially wax apd
tiniid, and are diseredtable TO the convention
and positive disgrace TO the party in that
State. The men who conceived and the men
who support those resolutions need regenera-
tou and re constrL ctlon.
1t were infinitely better for the Republicans
of California to suffer temporary defeat, il de-
feat must need be the penalty for devotion to
principle, than 10 win a victory, which must ol
necessity be fieetng, unsatisfactory and barren
of good results, by reason of being won by
means of concealment, or political thimble-
rigging. Republicanism has won its victories,
not by catering and yielding to the mean
preiudlces of the hour, not by temporary shifts
aud wicked expedent., bat by bold and defiant
assaults upon the outworks of prejudice, intol-
erauce, bigotry aud corruption. The great
mission of the Republican party has been to
make truth and justice popular. sald VsoliE
II the Republicans of California desire per-
manent success, they must stop craso fishing
Their faces must be Ziunward aud they must
go forward as fast as possible. saa545ilsA !
This talk about preierring our own or any
race is arrant nonsense We have invited to
. our hospitable shores the natives Of all coun-
tries under heaven, and promised them an
asylum and home, the protection OF law aid
the rights of citizenship a 81 noa5f D9ano
Thousands of Irishmen and Germans and
other foreigners have accepted our invitation
and are here. Now what sense is there in
preferriDg our owG race? They are with and
of Us, a part of our people. And il we have no
right to prefer our own race in matters of labor
and protection Of law, what right have we to
prefer our own race as against others who may
come? AAe
u No. We propose to incorporate all y hqu}na az
come, into the Notion, and to build up great
Homogeneous prosperous and free people, e,eyery
Individual member If which shallin the eye
OF the law and the exercise OF civil and politi-
cal rights be the peer and equal OF every other
We want nation with no man powerful
enough to be master and no man mean enough
to be slave A free track and a chance ia the
raeeaof life TO each aud all, is the Only true
Republican creed, and the sooner any attempt
to change II for the purpose Of suitng any par
ticular locality is abandon1d, the better it viii
Aa % at1 ft...
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

The 6lst. ami yersary of the Andover Theo-
logical Seminary, occurred last week Diplo-
mas were awarded the following graduates
from Maine, viz. james Brand, Saco, Eben-
ezer Nichols Fernald, West Lebanon, George
Harris, Jr., Columbia Falls, George Thomas
Packard, Brunswick.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

GEE.flSnITHl AocEP1ss--- Everybody that
knows Gen. Smith, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, whose letter of acceptance we
publish on the fourth page, lknows that he is a
gentleman; everybody that reads his letter
will know that he is an honest man and con.
sistent Democrat There is nothing about him
that savors of the crafty. hypocritical politician
of the period. Observe the touching simplic-
ity and ingsnuousness Of hi. Involuntary re.
currence to the platform Of a year ago as the
true exponent of his real convictions He nm.
consciously discloses the normal tendency of
the Democratic mind. Not the principles Of
this year, bnt last yeqr;, not progress, but re-
progression; not the p4rer and more intelli-
gent political philosophy Of to-day, but the
principles of sour fsthers;renot asrecognftiou
OF the great fact Of the absolute and final tri-
amph Of equal rights to all men. which more
polite Democrats are this, year inclined to
conceds, but last gear stubborn resistance to
reconstruction and to financial integrity. Per-
sonaliy Gen. Smith iss unobjectiona hut
politically, as his letter shows, he is fine old
Bourbon. All, General, bethink you!--how
shall we measure the obsoleteness of polil
tician who has not even got SO far as this
year. Democratic platform? The triiobite has
claims to Antiquities that. are recognized uni
versally by scientific men. You have acknoWl-
edged yourself to belong to Contemporaries
Gus moral eray 4 ~ - s99ssA1@K szst s.s,A.
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The AunexatIen FeeIipE In the Dom nj ON,

The AunexasIen Feeling ila the Dem mi ON,
There are people who suppose that the ex.
istence of feeling in favor of annexation ID
the Dominion of Canada is the fgment Of the
I American brain. Such people do not read the
Canadian papers. Even the royalist papers
are haunted by the idea. They, profess and
y endeayor to ignore the subject altogether, but
tits the skeleton in their closet, and they are
pcrpetually showing their consciousness Of id
They try to dodge it, but it is constantly. rum
ming plump against tham.l The thing is ,si1
the. air. and all classes of people have more
or less ssapprehegsisn Of i'm presence,
We are hot Of those who expect to sc, the
Dominion, like Donna Julia, falling into the
arms of the United States while in the very
act Of expressing the utmost detestation Of
such an alliance. What we do profess to see
is the beginning OF movement that will in
crease with an ever accelerating ratio, until
the arbitrary geographical line that separates
the United States from Canada disappears The
Liberal papers of New Bruins wick as wellas Of
Nova Scotia are becoming every day boider id
their expressions OF opinion ON this subject
The St. John Globe adults to its columns,
Wibu ~ uHtafoi dDtc OOa1AtAt tiiC Souith
cation Of a gentleman who speaks sneeringly
Of the magnificent Dominion which is rap
] IDLY running its course; Of s"this rotten Do-
minion; Of the extravagance and want ofad-
mimstrat'ye ability that marks the conduct Of
pominion affairs. Finally the correspondent
makes pola 70 give vent, without editorial re-
proof, to his wrought-up feelings as follows:
The remedy for it is, by breakino tbe conn.c.
ton and forming new one with Z 20 co,,rtr, q
endless resources, which the verv firss s.aa. ~ y
ter the aoar was able-meeting their egor'. gorn VI
current expenditure and enjoying the erea,ass uus
prosperity at the same time-to paw al ons
hundred and Jlfty seven dollars Of their debt.
The indications of the existence of similar
state OF feeling in other quarters are Numerous,
or John Young himself G0gernor-G General
Deihg entertained recently at banquet, recog-
n'zed II piain'y when he told the Canadians
frankly that they could be American or Enc.
lish as they chose without any restraint heina
placed upon them by the mother countrv Ths
detection of Mr.. Howe in Nova Scotia tho,nh
disappointment to the repealers aud anperal
tionists, has not in the least modified their on;n
ions. The leaven is working. and years il not
months will bring the result naturally follow.
ing from the present state Of public feeling.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

4aie EoR YOUNG MEN,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unlbrtunate-
Sent in sealed letter enveiopes free OF charge
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r, Phila-
delphia, Pa, e-1's sxRaE21ddeWam
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AMATrEr FoR PUBLIC REJo1cNG-the paw
ing Of Exchange street 81 IN
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

ELOQUENT iPREAcHINa.- DR.. Punshon,
Of Toronto. Q. W., lately Of Bristol and Lon
don, England, residing for the season at Peak 8
Island, was invited to preach in the Chestnut
Street a. =. Church, yesterday morning.
large assembly being present to listen to him.
DR.. Punshon reminds one strongly of Rev.
Al, Cafpepter, fornaerly Of State Street Church,
by his accent and exuberancs of language
We hope he may be invited to give next Sunday
the remarkable esermon he preached in Boston
last year on Daniel and Babylon.
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u American Peerless Soap.
RE ne.s FAMILY soar i. 10 We.la

And 20 pronounced by the most scientific analy-
icaf chemists. Ne Soap ever Introduced TO the pub
Lie has carved Its way into 50 general use 20 short
space of time the Peerless simply for the reason
that Il possesses greater merit than any other known
ASK your Grocer for PEERLESS SOAR, and
take no other. -, >, n june2s-2nsNs
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LELAND sseansrs.

Mr., EDToR,-Will you allow me TO say
through the columns. Of your paper that It
would be very great convenience to our citi-
zens residing in the upper part of the city Il
one of the Island steamers would leave from
Railroad Wharf, foot, of State street. We
know that many would enjoy going to the
Islands more freqrsntly, but they are unable
to walk in the heat Of the sun to where the
boats now start from. Ills mot always easy 70
obtain the cars, nor do they 20 very near the
desired point HI M WCoSvEMszcz.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAy.-State ". Ellenf Reardon. Common
drunkard; pIeadednot guilty Trial decision guilty
Sentenced to House Of Correction for thirty days.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

Ship Cynosure, Evans. at New York from LIVER
pool, reports, june %, Oliver Coombs. seaman,
Maine, eil from the upper nizzen topea yard to the
deck and was killed.
Sch j A Griffin, Foster, from Charleston Tor Phia-
delphia. is hard aground on Tlnicum bar. The cap.
tain arrived at Philadelphia 21st, tor assistance.
The hull and rigging OF sehr Republic which was
towed into Gloucester last week. sold at auction
tor SlS7 Is
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PLL-The Infantry, accompanied By the
Portland Band, start on their excursion TO
Lewiston this noon. We understand there
has been great demand for tickets by the
friends of the company, who bear in remem-
brance the jolly time enjoyed on the excursion
to Biddeforl last fall We wish them good
luck and feeiconiidsnt that sll their anticipa-
tions will be realized. = -
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Arat Melbourne May %, bar0ue Mariana


.A Arat Asiecqfne May 2, barque Mariana, Bearse,
Ar At Bombay OH inst, ship LYDIA skoIaeId, skOl
Ar g llayIs sll inst ship D W ehapznan, Miller,
At Ierrisk 10th inst. barque Rsnnion, Dunbar.
from Cronstadt Tor Boston. ,S@ --'
Sid , m Bu55a.ds Inlet iIth inst barqus Eli Whit
Al q VALPARAISO lin ult. ship Mary Warren.
A a ! y csjiso guas q. sslps washington. from
Riehatdson. Hswes 90, lana mied 25d ior Corkj;
10Th Wm Libby iapiey, DO. lald sailed 2eth tor
10 load tor United States; Grace Sargent Pote. from
sry. San Franciseo tah sssd ssth Tor Si, cneSas
Otis, Valparaiso; 2bth Gen Berry, Lavender Qua
nape tor cork 26th, Nercus, Miller, I'M Chnehas tor
| SD 2sd. barque czarna, Blanchard, ior auanape;
| 26th, ship Gaspee. Emerson, Antwerp.
Ar st Asrinwai rein ult sch Starlight. Robinson,
At Ponce 9Th inst, brig HrIy. seagelsy, tor Bati-
IA, Ar e Mayaguea 2sth ult sch Izsia smlih. rom
CID at St John, NIB. Qiss, sch Frank & Emily, Col
s lsys khlaaslphiai 22d, brig Minnie Miller, Ander
AT 22d, sch ottava Brewster. Portland.
llsa- fPer steamer Donau at New York.
g. Ar a. Liverpool 10th inst, W Campbell, Culing,
w;III,Us sS s!a Eysst SAWYER New York; Hawthtru,
Sid I'm Queenstown 9th. Gen shepley, Merr.man,
(irom Callaoj for Falmouth. -'
sid im Melbourne April sOS Garibaldi, Moves. for
SD TN kangoon May 81, Leranto, Walker, United
Ar at Iiavre 18th inst, Union. aamage. from New
AZ at Antwerp oh INST. James A w,,pht N gt.s
Caliao. "''sn'' "0hse'
a In the river stA Priscilla, YORK. from callao
.ff .ti1sia gHa aspOErus '....r.. II
Al y 80, Tat N. lon q W, ship Pactoiu., Tobey.
from New Tor San Francisco ~ '@So''
June LAT SO =, lon IA e, ship Colorado, from Cal
cutta Tor New York.
june q, lat q 55 n. ion 1si 2 W, ship Ella Nor
ton, from San Franesco for MeKean's Island
July IL lat rs IS. Ion IS 42, ship Lady Blessneton
IRON New Orleans for Cowes .'Af : 10y
Jnly IT, lat % 30, ION 50, barqge Lincoln, nom
Philadelphia for New Orleans. - 'Af ~ I'fii
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and proposes to celebrate the centennial ami
versary Of ils settlement in September. We
have no doubt that the proceedings viii be
worthy Of the occasion. Bangor has learned
at least one lesson thoroughly during the hun
dred years Of its life, viz: to be wide awake,
and to prosecute with vigor whatever enter
prise it seriously undertakes, whether 1t be to
build railroad or engage in q Celebration
The Wing has ample ground for lis declaration
that the city is entering upon new era of
prosperity and that additional zest should on
that account be given to the celebration.
L 40 BE CoNGRATULATED--the, College boys
who went 10 the Worcester Regatta this year.
The reports agree that there was no repetition
of the disgraceful scenes at the hotels that gave
college students SO bad reputation all over
the country last year, and the year before
The News. 1sss9 II, ss II.
The heat in India this year is intense, while
cholera and famine are adding to the snfferings
of the people. 9 sa fssi
The Second Adyentists are holding camp
meeting at Rye Beach, New Hampshire.
The "haunted house at Watertown," des-
cribed in a sensational way few years since
Ein Harpers Magazine, proves to be no haunted
house At An. Np'@s A@NHMAH y
Several streets in Boston are to be paved the
present season with the Nicholson pavement.
The victory of the Harvard six in the Wor-
cester boat race, Friday, makes four gained in
succession by the University Club Of that in
| stitution.
Longfellow will return to America this fall
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

HI.4I
The ST. Lawrence Sabbath School and So
ciety viii 60 on an excursion to Little Che
beague in the steamer Ella on Tuesday the 9th
inst heading uhion wharf at AS Am Tick
cts for adults 10 cents; children 25 cents. All
friends Of the Society are invited. e
ALL members Of the First q Uniyersalist parish
and congregation are requested to meet in the
vestry Of their church, Congress Square, this
Monday evening, at IL o'clock.
Business of importance win come before the
meeting and q fun attendance Is requested.
BEAUTIFUL WoMEN.-If you would be beau
tifui use Haean's Magnolia Balm. sak
Ta 1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty. ~ ss.'. %
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect
ItIemoves Redness, Blotches and Pimples,
cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes
Lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
? The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly; the Eye Bright and Clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom Of Youth, and i'm
parts fresh plump appearance to the ACounte-
nance. No Lady need complain Of her Com
plexion when 70 cents will purchase this de-
lghtful article. s4 el 50 - rts's IN. l'lt's
LroN's KArHARIAS is the Best Hair Dress
ing. ''g si'gils ~ q sef jys-eodtw1m
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ing. Her driver, Mr.. Shaw, assured the own.
sr that in one weeks training she would be
sure of her full mile III 2:30
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Deering House at Machiasport was
opened for the accommodation of the public,
on the 10Th inst. We understand the lessee is
Mr.. A. p. Forbish of Boston.
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The chairman Of the several caucusss are request
ed 70 forward the names Of their delegates 70 the
State Committee as soon as such delegates are chss-
EMS - a sicped, - IL
JOHN w. MUNGER,
FHsssEa&fs sS~r E. r. STARBIRD, Fe
atfssfissil ~, i'.i WIN. g. SOULE,s
Hyli44tf ( RS. SMART,
es4as ia 81 -, WILLIAM GRAY,
Portland Julv o. 1850 C6mmitfee.
fls1l lg (, .p-'.'T july 26-eodtdsH
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

The South Berwick Academy is in a very
'foufishing condition. The Fall Term COM
mences August 18th. Mr.. G. f. Clark grad
uate of Bowdoin Is the preceptor
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26
SPECIAL, NOTICES..
Cumberland County and Second
Senatorial District.

The voters Of Cumberland County and Second
Senatorial District, who are in favor Of N. G. HIGH
BORN for Governor and endorse adopt
ed by the State Temperance Convention recently
held in Portland requested to send dsfegates to
to be held at the City Hall Portland,
the 1ith day Of August 1869, for the purpose OF
nominating one County Commissioner, County
Treasurer, and Clerk OF the Courts and four SEN
stors and 70 otransact any other business that may
come properly before the convention. Each city
ed beIov viz.
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BoB ODpeLiug.ea. Lord Jsrrcr.a

inst now WlAn the Housei ofsIiay.ys ba
thought better of refnsal II tak h fgio,u
the track al nroprs ! alone Which ~ Engl;sl
people are passing the aiselosures "a s..ba
rinaton Murray affair." afford. an ,,exeellen,
standard by which to measure the rea, ,o, A. (,
the titled gentlemen who lack the courases n1ot
the win. to deIy the nation. The case has Il.
tracted much attention both ip ENGLAND lT0da,u9d and
America. On this side Of The Atlantic ~
least, it will be regarded as furpishina ata for
deterfainisg whether 'higbwaymaa. Or 4 lord
Is the most odious aud Objectionable anomaly
atthe present time. The whole story il briefly
this; Darlington is a brainless Lord and 50 was
his father before him. Murray is a relative .oi
the Duke Of Buckingham, whose escutcheon d
has the bar sinister that betolens iIlegitimacy.
La addition to his other snisfortunes s it happens
that the latter IS an editor, and that acting as
such he off ,nded The, noble Carrineton and i AZ
I,aata,, ovar tho baad hv tbat 80;
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THE PRESS,
Monday Morning..July 26. 1859.

ER- First Page o-Ddy-Agriculturai Items
Magazines and Periodicals; Gossip and Clean.
ings. ,5.s-.s.. On
Fourth Page Under the Cloud; Hard.Shel
Sermon-sAnd he Passed on to- Shuaem".
A Lawyers Romance; Gen. Smiths Letter o
Acceptance; Bowdoin College. 81
GOLD CLOSED in New York last night a
1861 44t
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DRowNEp.-A very sad case of drowning oc-
CURED in Kaislitssille, Cape Elizabeth, on
Saturday afternoon. Some of tue boys had
built large raft in the morning, and i'm the
afternoon two boys named William Harmon
and Victor Shannon launched it into tbs wa
ter, and proceeded TO take sail. The mother
OF one of the boys, the window of whose house
commanded a view of the water, happened to
look out and saw the raft floating with nobody
on 1t. She raised an alarm, and, with neigh
bors, rushed to.the shore, where, in the mean
time the raft had landed with Shannon cling
ing to it. 1t seems that Harmon is lame boy
about Id years of age, and very strong AL
though suffering from lameness, the result oI
accident when quite small. When the raft
capsized, he being able to swim, succeeded in
seizing Shannon after he had sunk twice and
pushing him onto the raft But it is suppos-
ed that cramp seized Harmon after these eff
forts, f'r he was found on the bottom clutchine
the eel grass as II attempting to pull himself
along. Thus, in his noble efforts to save the
life of another he lost his own His death i'll
be q severe loss to his parents and friends, for
we understand, he was particularly aimable
lad. Coroner Gould was called, but after hear
ing the facts deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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-
GEN. GRANT AT LONG BRANCH. The exer-
else Of the utmost ingenuity Of all fhe news
paper correspondents fail to res alt in any
,eems OF interest about Grants visit to aLona
nraneh. s.ae The Presidents reticence, always
sumclentiy remarkable, seems 20 be Intensified
Tor tins Occasion So. we only know that be
attended clam bake, Frida y. where he was
not very jolly, and that the great bali in his
honor isto take place to-nig lit, the, expected
presence Of Sheridan and sh erman giving ad.
ditional interest to the occasit IN. Argfah {
HOPE ABANDoNED. AT last nearly every.
Dooy interested in the Steamship United King.
aom, which sailed from New York for Europe
on the 18th Of April, has abA adoned. the hops
that she may yet be heard froa.l. 1t Is now un
iversally conceded that she m ust have been
swallowed mp by the waves wit b NO one left to
tell the tale Of the disaster. ssassa
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RtsURRn=RN


Ar at Charlottetown. PEI. 11th inst sch Thomas
Fitch, Pettigrew, from Boston for Bay st Lawrence,
mackerelfng -i -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

.THE Bangor Whig makes ssaerry over Gen.
Smith 3 acceptance Of the Democratic nomina-
ton, skillfully parodying Mr.. Kimball 3 letter
in behalf Of the Democratic convention and
the candidates reply, SO as to make both gen.
tlemen use the phraseology peculiar to their
respective lines Of business We quote from
the text of Gen. Smiths letter according Ia
the Whig:; ~ tS-yA
Satisfied that the gang assembled incamp ut
shat time were composed OF the sprncest and
fir-mest stumpage In the Pine Tree State, that
their platform Is built Of the staunchest oak
pinned with seasoned hacmatack, and that our
destiny is TO break the knotty aradical lam.
Taccept the 1aboring oar OF the raftsman, At
the same time protesting that am q leafless
shrub never destined to flourish likethe green
bay treef . is sias = slsdsir dsoola
Tn hastc vours .3sai3 f.19tr
.o.E*aN FSF "a. Franc, ,LIsslurH.
rp q u.:va<o-uouvya luuaI,ar at the Port Q
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A surveying party, consisting Of @. q. Davis
George Pierce, w. H4Deans and r. N. Field
with az men left Portland last Friday morn
Ing They make their headquarters at Alfred.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

n X w
Hair Dressing Estab ablishment,
1OOExchange st.--First Floor,
q aafii.lss ~ ~ ~. P.sMI7m.
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MARI N Il N EwS
'oRT or PORTLAND
Saturday, JHly ~.

.Saturday, July ~.
Fl ARRIVED.
|4eSteamer Dlrlg0. johnson. New York - mdse TO
Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, st John NIB via
Eastp0rt Tor Boston.
Barque Arethusa, fBr) Dunham Havana -snoar
and melado to Churchill, Browns q Manson.
Brig Hattie E Wheeler, lot Porfiandl Bacon Car
denas 18th inst,-molasses to Lynch. Barker q Co.
Brig Wenonah. toi Portand) smith. Weymouth
via st John, NIB with plaster, Tor Philadelphia, put
in ior repairs, having stfuek a snnken rock and
sprung aeak VIII discharge
Brig Mary Nelson, fBr) Nelson, Pictou,-coal 10
j l. Farmer.
vs Sch yictOry tDrr Vernon, Pietou,-soal 10 Jas
Sch Walrus OBJ, Howard. Windsor, Ns,-plastsr
Sch Mary TItOn. -, Georgetown, Dc--coal
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce Batimole.
sch sami Gilman, Kelley, Philadelphia Samuel
Sch Harriet Fuller, Willard, New York
dail, McAlllster a. Co. vs. w
Si Seh rhenix, Thompson, Boston ff
Sn Scn 1Ienry Clay, Quinn, Boston,
Scn Emeline. Young, Boston
sen Ahce, Wells, Kennebunk
s.....o~ CLEARED. H
steamer Cariottn, Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
Brig Julia. (Brl Comm o, Sydney. cs.
Sch lBowdon' Randall, St John. NB-John Por-
Sch Sch Gen Grant. Mcclellan. Southport rIttle,,bn
& Chase.
- sunday. Jniy es.
Barque Blanche How. Tot PortlandD Ingersol, Bo-
naire,- salt to Dana q Co. Il IIs ~
Sch Lookout, Began, Boston,
sAILED-Brig N Showers; schs Warren Sawyer,
Hebe, and Ocean. lrf a3 P. -..-I
The new parque e Spring. built by Geo Russell,
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MEMORANDA.

Thenew parque Spring. built by Geo Russell,
at Westbrook, was launched ON Saturday night and
towed up to Franklin wharf by tCg Warrior.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

EXTRA TRIP TO THE IsLANDs.-In accord
ance with the expressed wish of many Of our
citizens, for an opportuniiy to remain longer
at the islands, the steamer Gazelle viii make
an extra trip for the future, commencing to-
day, leaving the city at 645 P. NJ, and return
ing from Cushing Island at 7.45. These ad-
ditional trips win only be made in pleasant
weather, and this effort on the part Of the Com
mander of the Gazelle IA boat which has earn
ed widespread popularity in the community
to please the people will be duly appreciated.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-26

10 BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES College boys
who went 10 the Worcester Regatta this year.
The reports agree that there was no repetition
of the disgraceful scenes at the hotels that gave
college students SO bad a reputation all over
the country last year and the year before