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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-12
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To the Honorable, the Court OF Commissioner for
the County Of Cumberland next, 70 be holden IN
said ounty at POI tland on the fourth day OF May,
A. D. 1869. IS tsfA 80
Humbls show your petitioners whose names are
hereto subscribed, Inhabitants of thu town of Gray
in said County, and liable to be assessed high
way labor thereon, that town way beginning at
the side hill at the center of he road leading from
Ephralm Lawrence's house to the County road lead
ing from Gray Corner by West Gray to Windham
ana ten ,ods southeaster y down the hill from the
southeasterly side line Of the Comfy road above
described, and ending at said County road near tile
culvert southwest OF Simeon Skilins house In said
town, would be OF great public convenience =
Thas The select men Of said town. upon the writ
ten application oi your petitioners alter notice and
hearing OF the parties, have laid out such way, and
reported the same to The town, at public meet
ing Of the inhabitants duly notified and warned /;
yet the town has unreasonably refused to allow and
approye said town way laid out by the selectmen
Aforesaid, and to put the same on record.
Wherefore yonr petitioners, considering them
selves agerleved by such delay and refusal pray
thar your Honor would agreeably to law in such
case made and provided, ,cept and approve said
town way and direct the same to be duly recorded
Dated at Gray this third day Of May, A. d. 1863,
JOHN W FRANK,
and Sixty-eight Others
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NEw YORK.
MORE ABOUT TIE RAILROAD War

--------"~-@
ALBANY, August H. Gov Hoffman todav
gave the contending parties to the Srscraho.
ma railroad war,to understand that ali rotaa,,.
demonstrations on either end of tha oroUaS ro,'ss
must cease and the question Of control ba ds'
cided by the courts The nart;as nndn..,- De ue, o.
agree upon some method of adinstmant hne "
failed. His Excellency tharennon Ca he
would be compelled to declare tha Jstr;ct in a
state of insurrection. take nossess;on Of the
road as military necessity and run it as a
military road, if thew thongbt sucb n course
advisable for the stockhoI3ers and that the
State should hA nut 70 a ~ aynanso ~ n cuartar
of a million Of dollars to force his nrocIama-
tion. This course howeyer % was clear to hina
and he should nnrsne r. Tberenn NON the con- ~
sci of the respective parties. cons;stin~ Of
Msssrs. David Dudley Field. John Ganson
and Amasa II Parker. renresent;no the Er;a
interest, and Messrs. w. r Allen and Rnf,s
N. Peckham, Jr held a Consultation in the
executive chamber. the result of rh;ch nos
the signing of the following communication to
'ns r. governor: Nv
n, ~ ~ uoeeTnoT q 9e State o. Nei1 York =
ccr;nt tus 10 9, cer1aln judicial proceedings, the
os ~ Iursolctiol ana collisions, II has be.
a1han anu y SractcaDie 70 operate and run the
dar s,as anu uenanna railroad, either un-
Control Of the nersnn. ol tne directors, OF the
Tfo,.ti;e VIZ toIsons CALMING TO De receivers.
co,onprU e5ess ana obligations of the
ond onoratad a,,S tha. ~ ene roao snouid De run
tand;nq cia;,nant .ne unoersgneo as con-
road herebv rao,ast w., W ne ~ possesson OF tne
able nerson or peTso5s to oct ~ sGme SUI
or snnor;ntendents md r,'n % 80 n.Sen sLs
road hinder vonr d;rac,;aus a.aS ype,a.e ene
nIeasnra or until tha ,ecas;. ~. .nl uu.hk yooi
in,arSayoa shoii aac.a 1o nesssi1y Ior sucn super
ths ,,ossass;o,, -, o0ase, sae appontment and
persons to be annonted not ~ aE sno pS.sJn @ I oI
Pr;aSts nv w ~ appUnsea, no. 70 aHect the legal
If the nsrs;a. p'rsSns acsuaiy possession
of sa;d .as pal..ei ~ lSspectivey 70 any part
II ia Endarstoo5 tbat w., a,a - p.opery snereol'
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, Vacation after the April Term
Portland, within and for said County Of Cumber-
isnd. on the second Tuesday of April Ammo Dom
ini, 1869.
Upon the foregoing, Ordered, that the libel
pear befo' the Justices of our Supreme Judicial
Court 70 be holden at Rockland, within and for the
county OF Knox ON the fourth Tuesday of Septem-
BEL and this order thereon, three weeks successive
In the Maine State Press, newspaper printed In
publication % he thirty Savs at least befre ths
sisting OF said Court that he may then and there
In our said Court appear and show cause Ii any be
granted.
Attest: D. W. Fessenden Clerk.
true copy of the libeland order of fCourt thereon
32w3w ATTEST: d. w. FEssENDEN, Clerk.
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MARRIED

- ------ ---------------
In Wells. July 4, James Joy, Of South Berwick
and Melissa williams, OF Wells.
In South Berwick, July 22, Benton Mason. Of s. q
and Rosa 3. Buker, OF Dover. 90 -
In Woolwicb, Aug. 9, Thos. +. Groves, Of Bath
and Mary j, Wright, Of W. :
In Islesboro, duly ~, Capt. Philip 9. Pendletol
and Sarah A. Pendleton.
I In Waldoboro July a. Jas. HI. Welt, OF W., ans
Frances e. Kelley, OF Thomaston. Z :
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mAssAUHUsETTs.
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD

BosToE August II. : The earnings of the
OF its completion, to June 1st was 81, ,442 Ats 81
June $676y949 IL; July $653. .729. 10; Total 81 :
773, 1897. The above statement is derived
from the books of the company. The large
amount of freight which induced by the lower
rates Just offered is now starting over the road
coming month. The business will afford an
income amply sufficient to pay the interest on
the bonds of the company and good dividend
on its stock
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DIED

In Biddcford, Aug. 2, Mercy R., wife Of Asa b
Gray, OF Addison, aged 68 years
In Porter July u. Mr.. William French aged "
years.
In Biddslord. Aug 6. Mary E., daughter Of Calvin
Stevens. aged months ffsf
In Belfast. July 10, Frederick G. Shepard, aged q
years months. c.ra
In Camden, Aug. I. Hiram Gregory. I'd, aged q
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in Berlin ana anothsr fSr D dip of ~ar -
Trieste. : ~. .Aassrfa., =
TEE DISPUTE sErwEEs TEE SULTAN AND THE
vIcERoY.. f.7s.
VIENNA, Aug. 1.-the dispute between the
Sultan and the Viceroy. Of Egypt inspires no
serious anxiety here.
[By the French cableI
France. s
PARIS, August 1.-THE health of Marshal
Mel has slightly improved.
The committee of the Senate continue their
examination of the senatues consultam, M.
Delangle, who was to draw up the report al
the committee, is sick and his duties will pro-
badly devolse upon M. Behic or NJ Devierme
WEST INDIES.
CUBA.
HAVANA, Aug. II. The bad weather and an
nnsystematized commissariat prevent the
Spanish troops from making any move at pres
ent- The insurgeDt forces are held Dy tne
same causes and suffer much more from SICK
ness than the Spanish troops on account OF
their lwant of medicine and medical attend
aOpQ
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OHIO.


PENDLEToN NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.
COLUMBUS, August 1.-THE members Of the
Democratic State Central Committee met here
to-day to fil the vacancy caused by the de-
clination of Gen. Rosecrans as candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, and have nominated George
I'll. Pendleton, who has accepted.
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~~G S---- -
70 tks Hoa0rabe he yusfices Of fhe Supreme Jsdtc
tcf oNff nS1t 10 b. holde al Rosklold rifhss 0ne
lor tie ,ownty V xmox on The Forth ISssday q
September a - 1eoo. 80 /
Carrie 8. n. Fay Of Hockland In the County q
4n9x Maine, wis Of Henry N. Fay formerly Of aid
hockiand, now OF Boston Massac utette or varts
unknown respectfully ibels and gives this honorable
court 70 be In orIaed that her maiden name was
Carrie s. N. Moore Of Beloit Wisconsin, that she
was lawfully married a. she imposed to Henry d.
1ey g Chicago, Cook County Illinois, Sep ember
sJs snat after their intermarIiage, they came 70
ooston Massachusetts, and nom that place they
came 70 Rockland aforesaid where they lived to-
xethsr ~ husband and wife. Your libeant would
further represent to this honorable court that she
mas been informed and believes by relisbe informa
non tnar sald hbslee has former wife and chill lren
LIVING IN the State OF Ohio that your hbelant since
tneir intermarriage has always behaved herself as
iatn,ni, chaste ana affecTonste wife towards the
SAID h6slse, but that the said Henry NJ say wholly
regardless NJ his marriage covenant and duty on
divers days and times while living at sal Rockand,
mas grossly abused your lbelant striking her with
his INST eled her to the floor, kicking her sever
d IarS Of her body and choking her, swearing BY
God ne would take her lie, and lett said Rockland
the next dav. Whereas she prays that inasmuch as
there s no colusion between the psrties TO procure
dlvorce, that the bonds Of matrimJny may be dis
solved between herself and her said husban 3, as
measure reasonable ano proper In accordance with
ieWy conducive TO domestic harmony, for the good
9. sne parties and consistent with the rsace and
kocklsud, July 20, 1se9
tSigned) CARRIE 8. M. FAY.
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(order of notice ON said wri. and liDep

YORK, ss--Saco August 10th, 1869 1t appearing
that the within named defendants pro crty has
been attached, and that he Is not an inhabtant Of
nor g Dc found in this State, and has last and
this Staie whom to make SERVICE and ms present
residence oeing unknown, Il is hereby Ordered.
That notice Of the pendsncy ofthis Libel be given 10
the within named DAVID Ciendcnnia 4 junier, py pub
ishing abstract Of this writ and copy Of the libel
inserted therein and of this order Of Court there
Press, neWspaper published at Portland In our
County OF Cumberland. the last publication to be at
least fourteen days before the third Tuesday Of Sep
tember next, that he may then appear at he within
mentioned Court to shew cause IL any he have) why
the prayer of the Libeant shoald not be granite /.
RUFUS p. TAPLEY,
Justice OF Supreme Judicial Court.
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[By the French oable.I
RrnuCa.sf
WEST INDIES.
COM M K R @ I AL.

Receipts by RaiIFoads and steambeats.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD--11 Sheep 8
calves car shingles, 10 do, 10 bales batting, i27
cases oi CLOTH f9S bds paper stoves cases mdse
8 bdls sash, 10 do handles AZ dosrs, 20 bdls spring
bed stock, and 17 cars reight tor Boston. 81 4
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-l33
bars iron 1913 bbs mdse 5S crates IS shoes 2i
do dry goods A rolls leather, 80 boxes mdse horses
175 pkgs Princes Express, 200 do to orders for Cana
da and up country 20s bars railroad ron 426 DO 211
to order. Iff
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IRON Works at AUCTION

WILL be sold at Public Auction ON THURS
~ Day, 9th September rex, +, at n O'Clock n,
at he Merchants Exchange, Portland, Me- all the
pany, comprising some so acres of.up-lanl aud
Fiais, situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-
sumpseot river. with wa'er frontage Of several
and gooJ depth 1 waIer at the wharf 5000 -
Inc WoiFs eorsst OF Forge Build ng about 100
oy i4o eet, containing Furnaces EngI 9, a SIX ION
Tools and machinery 10 10, gng heavy eranks, car
axes, and all kinds oI Iron y ork - - :"
will be sotd without reserve. D7 w -
Per vote of StockhOlders. "a .+fa..Il b l..
JIM. CHURCHILL, Pr 81. rlaa5 Il el., fra.
W. H. STEPHENSON, Treas.
~ Plans Of the property may be sern Il Msr-
chants Exchange. Jy2sdtd
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Ad2,ainiatYntol g y. he.

OURS ANT to iceuse iron tue Hon Jusee Of
L Probate the 'oontv OF Cumberland. tne -ub-
serbers will eause to be sold OF public auction on
THURSDAY, AuRUsi ", at O'Clock r. = tie vaiua.
Bile property No 10 Tyng street, being on. ha OF
double wooien House containing leven roome, fur-
nisbed throughout, and ID good Tepsir. There is o
good celia and cisiern Lot 35xT eet ibis pro-
Perty is situated in apleasant ne. gh0o' hood, and
desirable piece OF pr perty.
GEO T. MEANS, Administrators.
+. D. BAILEY, Auctioneer. jyedld
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z. vi PArTEN q co., Aucueneeys.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.

ON Saturday August "a at u O'Clock without the
u ieasr reserve to close consignment being about
to vacate the premises all The goods remaining in
store consisting Of some 20e0 lots OF Jewery OF var
aoqs grades Silver plate Spoons forks and Albums,
'C iockery and Glass Ware, 500 dog. Paper Collars
together with great variety Of other goods, all OF
which must be sold. Also Show Cases.
No Postponement. aui2td
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LATEST \ NEWS
BIT TELEGRAPH TO THE
!. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thnrsdav Morn;,r Ac.rs+ 10. 1863,
Thursday Morning, August u, 1869.
MAINE.

TIE JUNIOR BASE BALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
AUGUSTA. August 1.-THE fourth match
game of base hall of the season was played this
afternoon. between tie DIrigo club of Augusta
and the Resolutes of Portland, for the gold
mounted bat and Junior championship of
Maine, resulting in favor of the Dirigos, the
score standing Dlrigos "a, Resolutes 49,
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FORETGN poRrs.

AZ Bombay June 49, ship Messenger, Hill, fol
Hong Kong via Singapore. N'
At Caenuegos 21st ult. barques Mary Fog. Ross
from New York, ar 18th; Ellen Stevens, Howe, do
az nth: brIes Nellie husteed, Maloney, for York
Ar at Quebec 9th inst. steamers Nova Scotian
Eastport. - -'-@'' -
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M. ON r, "
~ market Lot, Market street, l shall sell Horses
Heavy Express Wagon, new, and cost $3.50.
Apl2s. ~ +. o. BAILEY, Auctiopeer.
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(Per City OF Antwerp, at New York.l

[Per City OF Antwerp, at New York.
Cid at Liverpool asth, Sorrento Wilson, for New
Orleans.
Ent out 27th inst, Pocahonta., Weeks. for Bath;
Ar at Deal 2sth Sierra Nevada, Panno London for
on l,eachy Head 9th, Abbie N Franklin, Hol-
brook, from Antwerp for Genoa.
Ar at Falmouth 27th ult, Pleiades. Stetson. from
Rangoon) tor Bremen; 2sth, Benz Bangs Rocko
(trom Rangoon. Tor Bremerhaven.
tevideo.
Sid I'm Cardiff 9th: Eendrick Fish, Watts, Oallao;
Expounder, Irvine, Mobile.
Ar at Belfast 2sth. Lamergier. ST John, NIB.
CD ct Hayre 9th, Nayaower, Call. cardir and
Ar at Antwerp 9th ult St Cloud Ames. Callao.
:, Ga at Archangel 18th ult, Annie Kimbal Lincoln
Sid i'm Buenos Ayles june 10. Canada, Smith, for
Rosario. = y y
[Per steamer Java; at New York;
Sid i'm Liverpool soth. Excelsior. Pendleton. tor
Sid 18th, Rocklight. Evans, Bombay; soth. Excel
Cid ssth Emma Zeal, Dawes Boston; Calliope
lowell, New York; SHh, Ellen Southard, Alexan-
Ar at London 2sth, Alicia Stewart, New York:
Ent out sist Fannie, Carver, for Boston.
land sailed for uamburg.) - :.
Sid i'm Bristol 10Th. Nellie May. Cardiff to load tor
Ar AT at Londonderry 2stb, Andaman, Otis, IRON
:, Ar at Falmouth soth. Richard McAIanus, Foster
Arat Cardiff 25th. Talavera, Carver, Dunkirk.
AT at Stockholm 9th, Tempest, Wilson, Irom New
AT at BomSay % nit, Chamette. Waite, Boston.
Sid ID ult, Messenger Hill, Gale.
N AZ at Marseiles 2sth ult Topeka, Blanchard, from
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uLK y ~.
hhd.tsbus. ls 81 q 425
iSt. Martin, 362 q; 4 Is
ldo, ckd in bondz % d Q 62i
\ lCadiz dutyp'd 8 30 "a OO'
lCadiz IN bond Q l2}92 So,
Grad Butter. 27st9 b
Liverpool duty
paid ......... 3 501s 90
Liy.in bond 2 1292 62t
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Westbrook Dsanufac uring &C.
THE Annual Meeting OF the Stoekholdrrs 4 ine ..
j We tbTook Manufscs afing C,irfany, Ior sno
choice OF officers, and the rdnsactipn % any vsns.
business that IN ~ legally come beio them, WI. %
held at their once no. 10 Central Wna.' on Aues-
day, August 2lth 1869, a ociosk IPe,aL,,, ~; c,.
~ RUFUS 3. WOOD, Clerk.
Portland, Aug. 9th, 1859. isdsa
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Portlasd Whelessle Prices Currens.
Corrected for the Press to Aug. l,th.
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spruce. .....2 25 az 30
Plne...... 2 rs a 8 so
Molasses.
Porto Rico. 72 % 90
Clenfaegos. :. 62 6 6b
Sagua Mus. -. 81 @ So
Cuba Clayed.. 20 a 81
Clayed tart 40 a As
Muscovado Sc q
SugarH.S Syrup SO
Nails.
Cask.. 500. 4 81
Naval Stores.
Tar " brl. a so "a 558
Pitch &c. Tar)3 rs q
Viii. Pitch :. 415
!! Rosin n......4 90 q 10 90
Farpentihe gal So q 56
Meal.
Mixed 1fs
Yellow INA
Rye leo
0akum.
American. A =. 10 a 1911
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&. M PATTEN Il co., Auetieneefs,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.

Piano, Sofas. Ornaments, &c, at
Auction.
IN Saturday, Aug 14th. at ten o'clock A NJ, at
" omce, Sofas, 3 Marble Top Tab'ss, Feather
Beds. pairs Marble Vases, Once Table Crockery
and Glass Ware -
Also one Octave Cbickering Piano, walnut case,
In perfect order. go. aui2-td
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DOSTER PRINTING, OF all kinds dona with dis
i patch ct the Press once.
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Ashes. s
Pearl " ID. none
Pot.......... :. ST q o
Beans. 81
Marrow p bu. 8 90 a 8 80
Pea. :. -. 3 30 q 4 90
Blue Pod. ....3 70 q 3 80
Yellow Eyes. 5 90 q 32s
Box Shocks.
Pine,......... 40 q
Bread.
Pilot Sup 10 90 @12 90
Pilot ex 100 10 7 80 q 10 90
Ship. ..5 so q 8 90
CrackersP100 40 g
Butter.
Familyp ib. rs q 50
Store. ........ ~ (2 20
Candles.
Mould y h.. IA g 10
Sperm -. =. 40tG AZ
Cement.
brl. ........ @ Q 80
Cheese
yermontV fb l3@ II
Factory .,. 10 q IT
Country. $4,000. none
Coal-fRetalll.
Cumberland. y 90 q 3 so
Lorb'y&Dia. 1O10@11 90
Lshigh. ...... 10 30 GIL 90
r 8 W Ash. 1880 gil 90
Coffee.
Java v fb. =. 80 q 40
R0.. % q 26
Cooper 'ge.
HID. Silks 4 Hd5,
Mol. City. q so a 2 70
Sug. City. q 40 "a Q so
Sug. C'try. 4 90 g 1 25
C'tryRift Mol.
HID. Silks. 14t q 1 30
Hhd. H'd'gs,
Soft Pine. 2s g 80
Hard Pine. 80 "a 81
Hoops,l14ftlSs 90 @3e 90
3. Oak Stsyes45 90 @50 90 !
Copper. Al
Cop.Sheathing 33 a
Y.M.Shsathipg 81 q
Bronze Do. 81 q =
Y. NJ. Rolts. ;. 27 q
Cordage.
AmericanPfb 1ClG II
RussiD. .1Yt6 IL
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a small Farm Wanted.- !.

Within 10 or 20 miles of Port
AAA-A land, worth $500 to $500.
I'D ~ Send parti ulars to VIM H. ,JER-
~ kIS, Real Estate Agent, Portland.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
THE SUICIDE m IRVING PLACE.

.Ynvc<iixati0n Before Coroner Schirrner.
An investigation was yesterday held at No. Irving
place by Coroner Schirmer on the body OF Henry NJ.
steele, the man who committed suicide by shooting
himself through the bran already fully reported
in the HERALD
MIR. Jacob y. Barlow, brother-inlaw Of deceased,
doing business at No. 107 Franklin street. made
lengthy deposition In which he gave the facts
nected with Mr.. SteeIe's melancholy death, mainly
corroborative OF those already printed. While tho
witness was arranging the things OF deceased
the latter walked into closet where there
were some decoy ducks the shelf. and,
pointing TO them, remarked to Mr.. Bar
tow, "Put them In front OF the ferryboat on the
river and see how many ducks you would shootn
A few moments subsequently deceased said that
he would ave taken his life the night before but for
his fears or the next world; that he had made his
win and given all his property to his mother, ana
that he did not want his murderers TO have II, from
which the witness believed he referred TO his wife,
from whom he was divorced, and his mother.
Deputy Coroner Cushman examined the body and
found the right temporal bone crushed In and the
brain protrnding. The opening In the skull was
The Jury found "that deceased came to his death
BY suicide by shooting himself while lab0ring under
temporary alteration OF mind, at No Irving place,
OF age and native OF Baltimore.
Below will be found copy OF q letter left by de-
ceased for Mr. Barlow the night previous to his
death:--
DEAN BARROW II burned all my letter. and papers,
burn any may for The
have about $500 At opdykes Sseo AZ Chemical Bank;
mother. Billings has my will. HENRY N. STEELE.
MONDAY MORNING.
on the opposite side OF the same sheet OF paper il
written:--
fear may 90 crazy and XIII myself. so writc,hi.;
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THE GERMANS AND TINE EXCISE LAW.

memorial has been forwarded TO Albany, signed
By Magnus Gross, as president, aud Albert Goett-
mann. "a secretary OF the German Democratic Ex-
ccutlvc Committee, and by Dr. william Schirmer as
president and Hermann Schroeder, rs secretary OF
the German Democratic General Committee, asking
for the repeal OF the present local metropolitan
Excise law, and for the passage OF an act TO be In
force throughout the State prescribing equal penal
ties and imposing equal conditions, and leaving
the execution OF the law ana the enact
ment OF minor regulations to the local authorities
Ia the counties TO the Boards of Supervisors and IN
the cities OF New York and Brooklyn TO the Common
Council OF each This memorial taxes moreover,
the high ground that a well matured excise law
should include the regulation OF the sale OF all bev
eraaes and not only wines, liquirs and beer that
the control Of the licensing authority be extended
over those places also where, under the RuIse Of
sodawater or cider liquor Is sod and which class OF
places are considered among the most Immoral
and obnoxious: The memorial further claims that
Offenders against the Excise law should be
tried IN the ordinary tribunals OF the state anu
that no arrests be hereafter permitted except on
warrant issued by 2 magistrate upon complaint
substance OF which only II here Indicated, VIII DO
laid upon the desks OF members Of the Assembly IN
the course Of this forenoon, and VIII be formally
presented for reference BY Mr.. Henry Wotmann,
the AssembIymnn for the Twelfth district OF tnis
city. II il understood that with view TO enact the
prnycr OF the mem0rlalsts, Mr.. WOltmAnn VIII also
introduce D bill embodying the principles OF the
memorial, and Will ask lts speedy consideration III
comulitteo.
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craph for which purpose the telegraph once ut
Llssa has been ordered by Admiral Tegethor To
place itself entirely ut the disposal Of the commander
graphing having also been dispensed with In
this instance, A solemn funeral Uass IN honor oi
the memory OF the unfortunate persons who persisted
by the catastrophe will be held to-day.
Letters from Trieste state that the public there ara
greatly incensed against the officers who suffered
o kind Of work which Is usually performed on deck.
where there Is less danger OF an explosion to be ap
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

THE ALLRgASy County augDgR-CoSyIcrfos or
CARrEsTER--Attorncy General Champlan was alb
sent from Albany ast week, IN attendance upon the
Allogany Court OF oyer and Terminer lie was en-
gagged on behalf OF the people IN the trial OF Davi
ii. Carpenter for the murder " his brother Mr..
A. y. Lanntng, Of Buffalo, was counsel Tor the
prisoner. strong EFFORT was made to arauit Car.
pcnter on the plea OF insanity After an absence OF
ak hours the Jury returned verdict Of murder IN
the nrst degree. Carpenter was sentenced 70 be
hung ON the 10th day OF next April. The trial
attracted . large share OF public attention IN inc
jury Is considered just one.--Roohes.er Cnton,
March ~,