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New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
REMOVALS IN THE cUsroM.HoUsE.

Collector Smytle has just made the follow::op
..4ayals In the Custom-House: Peter j. Seef,s
] eauser, ssspo per Joseph ,eerkcr e yea.s,
Cos;ur GEEK, Apditor'- oos,rn,. =, COO rcr nnnun
Gen. m I,sLooy fnpOst Clerk, haditors department.,
sl,5qO per autumn; John Campbcl. Bond Clerk Third
BiSliQp g,5O0 per annum; Wright Nelson, Clearance
Clerk Rurth Division, $500 per annum; Edward X.
AItrch and Ten Brock, Store BoOkk0cpeTs Third Di
$,sion 200 per aBnnm; l.. =. Wyman, Registering
Clerk Fourth Division. Sl,l00 per anuum; ThOlnas
Wynans ana Michael Welden. Clerks in Public Stores.
81 200 per annum Ephraim Miller and J. Bincke, Mes
sengeTs $500 per Also the following Inspectors
receiving g per diem: Douglas :. O'Brien John G..
Gleason. u. NJ yelling, C. G. Van Reypen, j. W Bryce,
]. l.. Chapman. Samuel Harrison. And eight Night
inspectors receiving So per diem.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
BLIND RESIDENTS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

AT the recent meeting of the blind residents
of the city OF New.York, which organized q
permanent committee 10 be called the "Blind
Residents Benevolent AssociatIon," for tho pur-
pose Of holding fairs, festivals etc. the follow
ing officers were unanimously elected for the ensuing
year. President Charles g. Spencer, Counselor at Law,
West TWenty-thirdst Nicepresideut Samuel l. Lappin
No 323 West TweHtiein-s; Treasurer, G W. Corey, No
800 FouIth-ave; Secretary Samuel j. McCrarken, No
S0 West Iwenethst. and delegated with full power to
appoint such cAeis be deemed necessary, and 10
hsact tho business " the association and 10 fill all va
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
CIVIL.

IN we y; ,; Dilsrict Court, Yesterday. before
oome on FOR ,a baf Cotton WIS 10 have
put sS anew Juror: aSd Ssis e sne SnS S;
called on. ~Se will immediately DO
In the United States Dis.,.t co,,. ~,
hspsTupt. IL WAS deSidsS NV re Henry H. Crefe
creditors had rot filed their specific st although the
eaDkrgps dsSn"EsS @ & rS after opposing the
sonabie excuse for tho delay and have showed
20 the bankrupts counsel they viii be can a. far notice
seturn day Of the order 10 show cause. after tie
In the Supreme Court, the case Of
Pray against Mr. Palmer for $780, for aac Y.
ssfori, resulted verdict for the painii iG Tor life of
raIntiY claims that in 1851 Messrs ps,msO an 20 n The
sere partners IN proposed adventure 10, hriselsn
tadaDe kist0T to this country, at least that
NiOns were such as to authorize unan To hind ssse'
tat under these circumstance Uliman employed hot
peparing paiuphet for circulation as q forerunre,
e troupe, and that he hsd never paid him. Mr. Palnss
dDiee that ho gas partner OF Mr. Uman In ~
mstter but that in the subsequent arrangement viii
Snman be took this among other property, With nc
Sowledge OF any claim on H. Mr.. Ullman, not havins
en served, OF course dn present any defense os
te question VI Dir. uli;uaif right 70 bind Mr. Palmer
ue jury gave verdict for the plaintiff
The consolidation OF the Merchants Union
sspress Company with the American is opposed by
Isers. Ihe SUIT was commenced the 2Sth OF DeceII
, sI, ava on the 3it tile complaint and an injunction
ne, we eylsohdion aud tie collecting Of the
'. Tue " yer share on the Merchants Union Express
frps.ny, hsoe ly Judge Barnard. Was served. The
sx "Dusf inc agreement 10 consolidate had no
Ps heen @ already made. The defendants, except SIR
Ss aDss1I ncil the city On Saturday last an order
sai,latiX3 X3esehted at the oniee Of tho con.
o. The Msrehrts U"Ien ese'" xpr'ns ' tsp"nv SperV
sccon' y, tbc moneys collected 10 lie collected
eeyeT Tli ~ asessnept, TO be delivered 20 him as re
~ s. tns hsst notice 10 the defendts being the ere.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
BURGLARY IN EAST TwENTY.sEvEN I.sT.
James Edwards, Andrew Wheeler. and james

Deyne forced early yesterday morning into
Thompson W. Eokers milk depot No. Sll East Twenty
sov~0thst, by prying open the office door. They blew
open the safe With powder and abstrected portion OF
the contents consisting OF about soo In pennies occr
DE Long OF the TwentyfIst Precinct hearing the noise
the explosion. thieves
from the building. He at gave chase aid followed
tbe thieves into the Eighteenth Ward, where lie
jeiped by Officers sandfOrd and PersOn Eventually all
ihe thieves were arrested and nearly all Of the stolen
money was recovered except few Of the pennies, which
ey had dronpad in the snow. Yesterday afternoon the
prisoners were taken before Justice Connolly at the
Yor,lle Police Court who committed them to await
examnatlon Tie safe Contained other yaluables that
were overlooked by the thieves.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE Union Pacific Railroad Company offer a
limited amount Of its First Mortgage Bonds at par.
Nine hundred and sixty miles of the line West from
Omaha are now completed, and the work is going on
through the Winter. As the distance between the
finished portion of the Union Central Pacific Rail
roads is less than 400 miles and both Companies
are pushing forward the work with great energy,
employing over $1,000 men, there can be no doubt
that the whole grand line to the Pacific will be open
for business ia the Summer OF 1859. The regular
Government Commissioners have pronounced the
Union Pacific Railroad to be first class in every
respect and the Special Commission appointed by
the President says:
Taken as q whole the Union Pacific Railroad has
been well constructed and the general route for the
line exceedingly well selected The energy and per-
severance with which the work has been urged for.
ward, and the rapidty with which it has been exc
cuted are without parallel history and in grandeur
and magnitude of undertaking it has never been
cqualed."
Besides donation from the Government OF $500
acres of land Dor mile the Company is entitled to
subsidy In IT, s. Bonds on its lines a. completed and
accepted at the average rate Of about $4,000 per
mile according to the difficulties encountered. for
which the Government takes second lien az secn-
rity The Company has already received $24,01s.OoO
of this subsidy being in full on the $40 miles that
have been examined by the United States Commls-
sioners. I...
GOVERNMENT AID--SECURTTY OF THE BONDS
BY its charter the Company is permitted To issue its
own First Mortgage Bonds 10 the same amount as
the Government Bonds, and no These Bonds
are a First Mortgage upon the whole road and all It's
equipments. Such mortgage upon what, for long
time will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic andPacfc States, takes the highest rank as
safe security
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est at pc, cent from July J. 1865. ia currency BUD
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

scriptions viii be received in NewYork at the Com
pany's Office, No. 20 Nassau ST.. and by
JonN J. CISCO & Son.
Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st
and 10y the Company's advertised agents throughout
Che United States.
Pamphlets, with full particulars. on application
Bonds sent free, but parties subscribing through local
agents. 'ciH look 10 them for their safe delirey.
JOHN ]. CISCO, Treasurer, NewYork.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri per cent gold bonds
for sale by the Undersigned The earnings of tho
road for its fiscal year will be about 100000, while
the interest its mortgage debt is 10000 gold,
thus afiording undoubted security to investors
For further particulars, apply to CLARK DODGE &
Co., No. 81 Wall-st, n. Y.
United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, 80
years to run are offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No. 90 Nassau-st. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

CO.. Va. voh .l0a Central Estlorf............i%
American EIcharge......s's.d '"N
Bank Of North America. ."..'sl"'
And the following for Rnllroao oo"s;
-, " c...t g. as3 . Consolidated ist 81
~ Csi - II Estate Ham ST. Jo. Land ej
NegYok Central 6s Snscnpn o. & n SprL h'''' 81 81
Is 1875 lnn Io Maoasn "a bort
fe ~ ' u, Ind lggn So Ct Western 81 Mort 89j..,. rs
ie - az tp ind 1883 gS Gaena Chicago Ertepded. 100
Ene 9, ~ II Al 1871 84 Gaena Chicago u Mtg. S
lind Riv NJ 1908 ig cnedso hoeh itshs fsn ~ ~
IIud X Is r. 1888 O4 eyesd q toledo snt rapa S @
Morris Essex "a MorgaTe git
eh - .t 81, 1872 Piiis Wsyne Chic lst NJ o9t
~ ~ rr,,snteed hr Mo- Pitts Fl Wayne Chic al NJ 20
n ~. ns, 81 Pitts F Wayne Chic 81 H. gt
Alton e. H. lst Mort Pref 6g Iseiand Anurgh an NJ -
Wssicrn Fuai got Chic Milwaukee LIST b64
~ Western Int Bds.. SO Chicago Gt Eastern lst Mort az
vhe
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

. 80 ncture The foreground is "a a ! ttCa t,on
'ss !: % pssa's ;'f tesy q ea.S,.%. asns:
snin the walls well rs good taste and an aF'l'''
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

ntne of the order Messrs sewcIl pierce, attorneys
for the defendants, NJ once applied TO judge Cardozo 10
vacete the order for receiver Judge CarOy0 granted
temporary stay proceedings, and an order to show
cause why tho order should not be vacated reurnablo
before himself on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
COURT CALENDARs-Tms D'

SUPREgK COuKT-GENRRAn TERN ieia ~ - =. in a IN
- Non enumerated matonS T., co,,, o,er, a.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUlT-Beld W OAN'''' -
10 i 5sg. Woodruff ayt ROssDtha ct
1884,. .Angevine agt AugeyDe ''''' Al
Goodhart agt Bokein et a. eoI Meri. agt Tracy.
EgeTt0n ct e a.
1884 Cor ast Baltimore auH s25 Wbitughsm agt Motor
RAroad Company -. ~ mick et al
815 .Fawce, adm, agt oe llOq. agt Lord
g5 Osgooi ct AL receivers - iIGl Ssdod agt
TopltL ,.,..jpe 1855. .Gines ct al Rgt Walters ei
94i. Spear et al sgt
I23 Atkins agL Dinsmore rie ge Barry art Kelly ShG &e
Co oy iO5I. .Stiver AgL Van AukcR
2e3. GINNING agt On' ~, In9g Thuron Forbes
s3 Elliott al at ChaIuh l nv IsgRAUAr j. Court opens
srpRRMK CorRr-CH CHANBERs- $3.50 y. "a f'ssss
=, i0 .w Can ofCaeudsr ~; SO at Tone et
o. pit,gerald agi Mddeadou e'A s5i mi ssi rnyebt
90 Fitzgerald agt l56 CT a. set Donnely
Fitzgerald agt MlddehV' =. al. agt Woih
Lacy e al agt FOX No People aRt Walker
al OSQood. Gc, agt Rosen Held nv Dhty aud BAR
CoNEOS PLEAS-GsSnAL ccre,l Term Ca conuued
pR1T JJ Ceuri opens IL D. W -- '
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

Money less active; per cent In coin was the io"
est rate on currency interest ll6dl commission was
mid The demand was less pressing than at any time In
he pas ten days the rate paid being lie in ad
lton 10 currency interest mp to 2. o'clock when there
was sharp bidding for money and per cent was paid for
accommodation until tomorrow.
TABLE of me Acreage Amount Of Loans Specie Cirea-
hon Deposiis a,d Legaf Tenders IA The Banks Of the
Citv Of Aec York for The reek ending Saturday, Jan
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY

NEW YORK, April 2!.-The Croton main wa
ter pipe at the corner of 59th street and 4th
avenue burst about IL O clock last night, caus-
ing much damage. About twenty feet of 59th
street and one side of the 4th avenue railroad
track was carried away. The water rushed
down the embankment which forms both sides
OF 59th street, inundating number OF shanties
and some of the occupants narrowly escaped
drowning.
The Ii o'clock train from Jersey City for
Newark, N. j., ran off the track near JERSEY
placed. No one was injured The Philadel-
phia train due here at 1920 P, M. was DELAYED
two hours in consequence,
a nre broke out this morning in No. 80
washington street, occupied by j. Anderson
q Co., cap manufactory. Their loss is estimat-
ed at $4,000. The third and second floors were
$500. "
John Russell Young, managing editor of the
tribune, appeared to-day before Judge Tap
pan, OF the Supreme Court, and made affidavit
against Charles A. Dana, of the SUM- for al
legged false, scandalous and malicious libel
bringing damages for 100000. Mr. Dana was
arrested this evening at his house and held to
bail in $4,000. II is understood that other ar
rests will be made tomorrow on charges of
conspiracy and libel.
The dinner of the alumni of Union College
took place at Delmonico's tonight. Over 16O
were present.
The second days billiard tournament. 1000
points, four ball caroms, Deery beat Snyder
4OO points; winner average "a; Deery's great
est run 1863, and Smyder's 207. Daniels beat
Goldthwaite II; average 16 2-3. Daniels high
est zoo; Goldthwaite 140. There was heavy
pettlng, and 2 to on Goldthwaite.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
co M M Il R CTAL
New York stock nnd MONEY marke,


NEW YORK. April 27.-The great excitement and
buoyancy on the Stock Exchange and the large ad-
vance in prices formed the principal topic Of CONVEX
saton in financial circles. Money in rather more
discounts q 10 per cent. Sterling Exchange firm
at 108b a 109 tor prime bankers. Gold stronger;
opened at 1884, advanced to 1874 under higher rates
for borrowing, and closed at 1889 q 1884, The rates
paid for borrowing were LEA to per cent, while
loans until tomorrow commanded per cent.l indi
eating that sharp corner is beiEg engineered in
cash Gold. The Hevetia took out S42, 600. The AS
sstant Treasurer has amended the official advertise
ment of Gold rsseryng the right to reject any bids
not in the interest of the Government and aQnounc-
ing that not than 900 will be sold in Au-
gust. Governments stronger, and at one time the
67's sold at 116 but at the close the extreme prices
were not MAINTAINED. Henry Clewes q Co. furnish
the following 80 s:-Coupon 6's 1884, 11s1
a llS4; do 5-26's 1862, 1l14 a 1115; do 1854 117f a
III; 90 1863, llsz @ 119; do new 1155 q 116; do
1063 -N' --'4 y -''' WV . '''a y
Border State bonds buoyant and higher; Missou-
ri,s SGT s99i old Tenqessee's. 694 g 30; new do,
@57; old virginias, 624 q 622; new do, 5sa a So;
Louisiana levee 6s, 72s q 733.
Stocks has been active and buoyant most Of the
day, New York Central rising in the forenoon to
1742. Harlem 1861, Michigan Southern s9t, St. Paul
77s, Fort Wayne 139, Rock Island 1871, Wabash IA
and Pacific Mail to 95s After o'clock there was a
reaction. but later the prices rallied At 2.3O the
market was again lower, but subsequently recovered
and closed firm. The following are $50 prices:-Pa-
cific Mail, 935 q 81; Western Union Telegraph, 43l
i4Sa New evafn1r York Central 154t 174a Erie 81
Harlem l47t g 147a; Reading, s6E a 81; Ft Wayne,
ssS e lSSa; M, Michigan Central 1854 g 1907 Michigan
Southern1 i0Oz q 101; Illinois Central. IA 0D 1442
Chicago & Rock Island, 1879 a 1873; Chicago &.No
tn 1--WE Western, Soa e s6E do preferred, 97a q 9s.
Inc e az 6d the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury TODAY amounr-
ed to S7Os,7SS; payments, $7s3,7a4 balance, $751;
The disbursement of coin interest amounted IN
$347, ,248. -
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
ALABAMA.
VISIT OF THE PRESS GANG.


MOBILE, April N.-The Alabama Press As.
sociation, numbering some one hundred and
twenty, with about the same number of ladies.
VIII leave Mobile by special train for Mont.
gomery tomorrow morning They 90 to ac-
cept the hospitalities of that city, rendered
lasted three days, has done vast deal to pro-
mote good feeling between the sections. They
have received great and continuous hospitality
from the City Government, the Board of Trade
and citizens representing all shades of political
opinion. The party both one and all expressed
themselves as perfectly delighted with what
they have seen for themselves in their progress
South: They are surprised at the fertility of
the soil and at the climate; also at the open
ings for industrial, manufacturing, as well as
commercial and agricultural enterprises In
an their private expressions of opinion one and
all have declared that new light has dawned
upon them. They wouldn't have believed what
they have seen for themselves.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
Domestic Markets.

NEW BEDFORD, April 26-Oil market-Sperm
continue quiet the only sale being 100 bbls for ex
port on private terms Whale has been in better
ouest and sales made of 1900 bbs. Northern at
fO5 and 45O do on private terms for manufacture.
NEW YORK, April 26-Cotton steady and un-
changed sales 1900 bales; Mddling uplands 284 q
2Ssc. Fiour-sales 66OO bbls.; State and Western
@ 1Oc better on low grades and dull and declining
for medium and good good grades; superfne State
53O057O: extra 5 70 "a 40 round hoop Ohio So
or Is; extra Western 70 q 8 co.; Southern quiet
and low grades are rather more steady; sales goo
bbls.; extra 20 "a II TO- Wheat shade firmer for
Spring and heavy tor Winter; sales $4,000 bush. (;
No. Spring al 1 40 q sSt; No. 2 at 81 q Al in
store and deyesed the latter price for small lots
NO. at 80 "a f31j delivered. Corn irregular and
unsettled opening heavy and lie lower, and closing
sr1 I more tone Sales $4,000 bush. Mixed Wes-
With oo = &c and S3c for very choice Oats 1c better
WAN sooo demand; sales AZ, 900 BUSH; Western 80
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
FRANCE.
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Apri 27.-It is rumored that tho
revolutionary Governor of Cinco Villas was
captured, taken to Sagua la Grand and exc.
cuted.
The Spanish man -of-war Union discovered
three suspicious vessels off the coast of the
uelta Abajo district. She gave chase and
succeeded in capturing two of them. The third
vessel made her escape.
The United States steamer Contocook has
arrived.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
LOUISIANA.
THE THOMAS EWING LETTER.

THE THOMAS EWING LETTER.
New ORLEANS, April 27.-Perry Fuller, who
has just returned to this city, publishes card
in reference to the Ewing letter. He says the
letter as published is garbled and incorrect,
and is further incomplete in itself inasmuch
as it was hastily written to confidential agent.
He urged Casey's appointment to defeat the
nomination of personal enemy, and in that
light ne anticipated Casey's appointment to be
beneficial to him, ana he considered Casey o
gentleman and competent man.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

CONNEOTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, April 27-A girl named Riley
13 years of age, living in Orange, four miles
from this city, while passing along the road
near Allingtown, between here and Orange,
last evening, was assaulted by negro, who
dragged her into the woods and violated her
person. Afterwards the girl hurried nome and
informed her parents. Search for the william
was at once made, but up to midnight he had
not been found. He was tracked to this city
and efforts are being made to secure his arrest.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

| q e3c, Beef heavy. Pork firm; new mess 81 40 "A
81 d0closing at 81 80 cash. Lard heavy and sbaS
lower; Herees III q &c., Butter quiet. WbisFe,
dull; Western 913 a 92tc free, Rte dull Ssca,,
dull; sales 135 hhds. Muscoyado af iii n 100. s0i
Havana at liz q 12c. Coffee firm. sales 1oos heos
MO on private terms. Moasses dull Naval Store,
nSpiri.s durpentne weak at 471 a. 4ssc; Rosin Il
s.sGauy d. z 90 g co. Petroleum firm crude 17Ic;
T, Ssneu bonded 3z3c. Freights to Liverpool dull
SId s M PcF steamer 5S2 3-16d Corn per steamer
=. IH,dncAGo, April 27.-Exchange on New York weak
tro ~ per cent premium. Flour quiet; Spring
N Mas 70 g 00. Wheat more active and unse tiled
aS9. at II q IA; No. at 064 "a 06t and after
2oc; new 49e q 51sc Oats quiet; No at 573 57sc.
Aye quiet No. /, sellers option, II. Barley dull
anu nominal; No. at So. Whskey firm at &c.,
Mess Pork steady at 81 90. Lard nominal at 173 a
11sc Sugar cured Hams steady at IS; smoked do
l79c. Bulk Meats-shouders 14c clear sides 17Jc: I:
rough sides steady at 44c loose. Live Hogs dull and
weak; common to choice 90 q So. Cattle Quiet
and weak at % @ 65.
CINorNEATI. Alril 27.-Whiskey ouiet NJ on.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Mess Pork-saies I
at 81 25. Bulk Meats-nothing doing Bacon nn1
changed. Lard nominaly unchanged.
CHARLEsIoN, Sc, April 27.-Cotton aur. No
sales Middngs nominal at 27tc; receipts sis bales.
SAVANNAH, April 27.-Cotton ouiet and s+eodv
Middlings &c; sales 700 bales: recents d7o balas:
exports to Liverpool 2001 bales coastwise al bales
MOBILE, April 27-Cotton dull; sales 200 bales.
bales. p'' 'o' paies' eApor's LOO
sew ORLEANS, April 27.-Cotton in limited de-
704 bales. -''' '"'''' 'e0eip's
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
CALIFORNIA.
pANnrnnAHnaa4

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25..-visitors have
commenced congregating in the vicinity of the
end of the Central Pacific railroad to witness
the laying of the last rail and the driving O
the last spike on the Pacific railroad, which
! Will take place next Friday or Saturday
THE GOLD HILL MINES STILL BURNING.
The fire still burns in the Gold Hill mines
Ihe steam injecting process has been resumed.
About 800 men have been thrown out of em
ployment by the fire,
II VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
5 The village of "You Bet. A" Nevada Comfy
! Gal, was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
E U r. OF e
GREAT BRITAIN.

".
LONDON, April 26-The 1000 guinea stakes
at New Market to-day were won by Pretender
Belladum was second and Perrydown third.
Nineteen ran.
Midnight.-In the House of Lords this eve
ming, the Life Peerage bill was considered. =
Lord Derby in brief speech expressed his
approval of the measure. The bill passed to a
second reading.
The Cambridge University boatmen have ac-
cepted conditionally the challenge of the Har :
ward College club.
PARIS, April 27.-The Corps Legislatif has
adjourned sine die. At the close of the last
sitting there were cries of "Vive la Empereur''
from the government members, and counter
cries of "Vive la Liberte" from the opposition
seats.
The governments of France and Belgium
have agreed to appoint a mixed commission
for the settlement of commercial questions.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, April 27.-The Portugal Cortes as
sempled to-day, and the session was opened by
by the King in person.
Saucn pubic anxiety exists over the unsatis-
factory conduct of the finances. The subject
was Immediately brought before the Cortes,
ana wltn statement that the expenditures are
largely IN excess OF the revenues The Minis
Ter sad they were preparing extensive eco.
nomlcal reforms and would soon snbmit to the
Cortes measures for the reduction of tbe nnh9
tic expenses, and for the Redistribution Of taxo.
ton for tne payment of the floating debt.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28

SUIT AGAINST INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-The Louisville Mail
Line Company to-day brought suits against
fifteen Insurance Companies of this city, to
recover an insurance of $4,000 ON the steam
ers America and United States, which were
lost in December last by collision. Five suits
have been brought before the Superior Court
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
GEORGIA.
ARREST FOR wH1sKEY FRAUDS.

SAVANNAH, April 27.-Under warrant is
sued by U. 5. Commissioner, A. 8. Bigelow, OF
New York, and j. Adler were arrested. chare-
ed with connection with whiskey frauds. Both
were released under bonds to appear at the
May term of the U, s. Court.
1t is rumored that startling developments in
this direction will be made by the grand iury.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
INDIANA.
LEGIsLATIyE PRocEEDrNos

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDN0S.
INDIANAPOLIS, April H.-In the State SEN
ate this afternoon, by a vote of IS to 8, reso-
luton was adopted to expunge fiom the jour
nal the resolution of censure passed against
Lieut.. Gov. Cumback in regard to his cores
pondence with Gov. Baker, in January, 1868.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
300 Choice Fruit Trees at Auc
finn

ON Tuesday, May 4th, at ten o'clock A M, at
NSalesroom is Exchange st, shall sell about 500
cnoce Fruit Trees, consisting OF Standard and
Dwarf Pear, Apple and Plum Trees; these trees
are OF choice variety and true to name. They have
will be taken up the day before SALE These Trees
have all been selected with great care and only sold
now because the ground is to be used for other pur
poses.
ap2std f. o. BAILEY, Aust.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-28
VIRGINIA.


GEN. sHEhAAN AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 27-Gen. Sher-
man arrived here this morning from Washing
ton for the purpose of presenting the officers
who have recently graduated with their diplo-
mas. General Sherman will visit Portsmouth
navy yard tomorrow, and return to Washing.
ton via Richmond.