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was the one worn by him. This evidence tends
to thicken the mystery surrounding the case,
The Illinois Legislature proposes to stike out
the word white in the general school laws OF
that State. Il
William Hetsold was convicted OF frauds on
therevenue as distiller, at Baltimore, Thurs
day, and fined $4,000 and costs.
AT Poplar Corner, Tenn, Monday, two horse
thieves were taken from the magistrate and
shot. .t.sss
A Woman's Rights Convention under w
auspices of the Sorosis Society will be he'u III
Chicago the 18th of February next AIDA
Dickinson will certainly be- present. MIS-
S+on+or, and other advocates of woman's rights
| are expected.
| lvn. n. Y, wednesday. -E----E-f
The Government Commissioners have ac-
cepted another section of the Union Pacific
Railroad.
Many refugees had arrived at Key West yes
terday morning from Havana, and it is stated
that more are coming fLt "a L..l J1 HoH
Henry Ward Beeeher lectured on Rational
Amusements" in Plymouth Church, Wedues-
day evening. 75 r..f . s..-.. a-..-T..-.. ~ ...
| The Erie railroad is negotiating for the pur-
| chase Of the Newport line of steamers.
| Forty persons, including women and chill
| dren, were killed in the Havana riot, Friday
night.
Chicago contemplates a 100000 hotel. II
is to bear the name Of "Interoceanic Hotel"
| Gen. Sherman, who is in st. Louis, has re-
| covered from his recent illness, and is going tC
New Orleans. l i---l ..-
Three prisoners escaped from the Wiscasset
Me-, JAIL Wednesday night, and are stiI al
large. They knocked down the keeper while
he was visiting their cells. s. ...es I.., .-.Tgf.
| Laboulaye, our generous Frecnh friend, has
accepted the invitation of the New York Union
League to lecture in this country. He is te
receive $1G0 night.
The committee having charge of that subject
will advise the Senate to grant the right o
suffrage to the women Of the District of Col
| umbia :4 400" -. 3'nsis'i8 s.Hii--3'
. Dickens gets $500 night for his readings il
England. sa4 a2 J-t'il-G a-+,' Hioj nls,
Gen. Hiram Walbridgs, of New York, wa
not killed on the Morris & Essex railroad, al
reported by telegraph. The victim was Judg,
Henry Walbridge, late of Ithaca, n. Y, VIII,
was about so years of age,r.s-.rf ..f' .....t Ell
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trader keeps liquor to sell whenever 1t is cseu ior 70
one or more of his customers he y common seler
within the meaning of the law a man may De
,,,o caller On the State of Maine of books in the
S,.r;. language If be sold occasionally and to who
go o;ed though his sales would be very rare and
70 faw customers. plurality of sales had been
nroved in all these cases, excepting 0ore,s Creach
q Means were partners, and sale by one was sale
by BOTH plurality of sales in their case In the
case Of Gore single sale has been proved and the
jury had right to infer from the circumstance that
1t was sold without explanation or apology from a
store where other goods kept, that plurality
OF sales was made by him and that he was a common
seller. GA W 'fl. Ftf'ta ~ "a StsAAA
The Court instructed the jury that they might find
the fact whether alcohol was intoxicating liquor
within the statute; and whether any or all the par
ties common sellers; that sale by one of two
partners is in the law the act of both. '-rt
The jury returned verdict of acquittal in the case
of Gore, and verdict of guilty against the other
| Webb. Shepley & Strout
State VS.. John S. Costello. Search and seizure
Evidence out and insufficient. Verdict, not guilty
| without the jury leaving their seats.
| Webb. ......,.. ...--. Putnam
| State vs.. Martin Clary. Search and seizure. The
| liquor was found in back of movable window sill
Defence, bought for sale, but had lett off on warn
ing Of the State Constables and concealed them fol
| private USE Verdict, not guilty. or
| State VS.. John L. Holbrook. Action for assault
| and battery in ejecting from bis premises Mrs Pa
| tience S. Reel. The parties live in Freeport ant
are more than 60 years of age. Holbrook and Reet
had before come to blows on the result of canin,
| contest between their respective properties Mrs
Reed visited Holbrook as pesce-maker, in the eve
ming, but did not make herself agreeable to Mr. III
She refused to leave request, and he elected her
as he had right to do, producing echs n,osis Yer
| dict, not gully.
Webb. Giveen.
State VS. John NJ Porter. Adultery. On trial.
| Webb. f ...,.f. .-. t,.. fI.. Bradley.
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WE put such implicit confidence in the fair
ness and candor of the Bangor Wing that we

WE put such implicit confidence in the fair
ness and candOr of the Bangor Wing that we
feel entirely certain that it will correct some
palpable errors in an article reviewing the
course of the Press on the capital punishment
question 1t certainly will not insist that we
have attacked Gov. Chamberlain for refusing
TO release Harris, as the Governor OF Pernsyl-
vauia promises to release Hester Vaughn. In
the very article it reviews, it was distinctly
stated that no one desiled the Governor TO
take such action. Neither viii it, upon re-
Election, fail 10 retract the statement that we
have treated recklessly and with uneoncern the
reputation Of the Chief Executive of the Sia'e
We have been careful in commennns ."
course with reference to capital
to limit expressly all our structures ~ "''' o,'e
thfno hecause wa anticipated that there would
he narsons in tho State eager to discover per-
sonal hostility TO Gen. Chamberlain in crlti-
cisms the Press might bestow upon any one Of
his official acts. We expected from the Wing
n more generous and charitable construction
of our language. SO far from "attacking" or
abusing" the Governor on general grounds or
on any ground except what seems to US his
unjustifiable severity in the administration of
the criminal law, we have most sincerely and
heartily applauded him for his heroic gallan-
try in the field, for his pure and exemplary
private life, for his cultivated and vigorous in-
tellect and for the wisdom with which he con-
ducts the affairs of the State. Whoever I'M
dertakes to find in the Press any personal or
political hostility to Governor Chamberlain, or
any hostility of different nature than that
clearly and frankly indicated in such articles
as have appeared il! these columns on the SUBJ
jact of capital punishment, will discover that
they have undertaken an impossible ask. AS
to relative estimates OF the Governors chafac-
ter, if the files of all the Maine papers should
be searched we should not fear that the Press
would appear at disadvantage. ~ ~ -.
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The Healing Pool.

W Fine Watches OF all descriptions made t.
der. ~ q no28endSmsN
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DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini.
jH H.Dm-H 5ti ament. ina L4...s.s ..I, I

Pint bottles at 81 for the oflameness scratch
ss, wind gals sprans, bruises splints cuts, collie
Slipping stfe, over heating, throat, nail in the
loot, &c. 1t is warranted cheaper and better than
any other article ever offered to the public Thous-
ands OF ANNA Is have been cured of the collie and
over heatif by the Liniment; and hpndreds that
were crippled and lame have been restored 10 their
To- mer vigor. 1t is used by the first horsemen
throughout the States. Orders are constantly re-
supplies or this Invaluable article over 500 tes,i-
monials have been received. Eemem er. one dol
lar laid out m time may save the lite of your horse
Sid by all Druggists and Storekeep eis = tbroueh
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place. N Y,
Dec 2S-eod&eowlmsN Tl7E ja15t31 /
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COM N ERtIAL.
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS AND STEAMERS, JAN. %.

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-sO0 bbls- -four 4 ears
corn, 70 do lumoer. PAP cans milk cars hemlock
bark bbls. oat meal "a rolls leather 2 cars pota-
toes, do shoots, 1874 bbls shoe pegs III pigs sun
dries; for shipment East, 1900 bbls Our car bran
do butter, do beef, do hops, do hams 10 bacon
2 do split peas FeF "a - u n
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. bbls, beans. car
boards do potatoes $40 sides leather 81 bales fan
mel, 342 pkgs sundries for Portland and Boston :
PORTLAND g. ROCHESTER, RAILRoAp-s45 sugar
boxes, 1925 pairs heads car ship timber do wood
cases clothing, sundry pkgs.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAnRoAD-2 shinple
machines, 5000 slaves ex tables, cars box Shocks
do bbls., do lumber do headings, 3 60 granite
8 do p iatoes, 81 bds, paper, casks potash, cal
hoops 80 doors, pkgs snndries, rs cars for Boston
PORTLAND, SAoo & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
car granite, cars oil, 81 do boxes and heads dc
rags do cloth, 3 do wood, go shocks, 1 do ale,
do lumber, 1 do slaves, lot furniture, 1854 empty
boxes As bales CLOTH stoves, 81 pkgs castings ca,
mschinery 25 rolls leather 1856 bbls, boxes and pkgs
mdse. ..- .s4ff ..-. .-- -.
STEAMER MONTREAL. FROM BOSTON, so bbs
pork, ITO do flour, 35 boxes spices, tiano forte Is
stoves, pieces castings 25 kegs lead, II pkgs dive
stuff, hhds. hams, &C pigs tin, 80 tubs butter II
bbls sugar, 20 casks spikes, bbls. cider 80 hhds
sugar. 100 pkgs. mdse to order for the Canadas q
bags rags 50 coils cordage II do 4S plates iron 81
hides, % bdls. steel, boxes machinery cask
bleaching powders, 80 bags WOOL 45 rolls Gather q
sticks Ligunmvate, 80 bbs. pork, 20 axles % bale
bedding, 10 trunks, 200 pkgs. mdse. to order.
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The TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.-The reso.
lutions and speeches at the State Temperance
Convention which closed its session at Angus
ia, Wednesday, were of such character as to
leave no doubt that a restoration of the State
police is the objective point of the temper
ance men of Maine. The single vote against
the resolutions adopted cannot be considered,
however, as indicating the full strength of the
party opposed to the constabulary law, as sew
eral speeches were made in opposition to that
measure by persons who did not vote against
the resolutions. - L--.-.- L.
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PULLING WooL." The people of Vermont,
who are wool growers, are trying, through their
very able Senator, to pull that useful article
over the eyes of the people of this country on
the subject of reciprocity with Canada In
this movement the wool growers of New York,
who met in convention at Syracuse, Wednes-
day, are cooperating. A resolution was adopt
ed denouncing any attempt to reduce the tariff
on wool. But the interests in favor of reci-
procity predominant SO largely throughout the
country that it must ultimately prevail. a.
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VALUABLE STAT1sTIcs.A There is a GENTLE
man in this city of mature age who for num-
Der of years back has kept record of the
number of mean things he has known to have
been done in Portland. He intends to publish
a book shortly embracing all these, and if it
shall prove successful will follow it up with
his record of generous deeds. We anticipate
Sc sation for the fret volume, at any rate.
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STATEMENT OF THR CONDITION OF THE
Continental InS. Co..

Amount OF cash in st Nicholas
National Bank, N Y, /
Amount of cash in office,
amount loans on Stale stocks
and Bonds OF United st ties,
and ofInstitu lions incorpora-
ted by the State of N. YorS,
payable on demand. THE
market valu of securities
pledgel exceeding $780,, i5J 0O)2
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New CANDY SToRE.-We notice that Ltch-
field, who was formerly clerk with Perkins at
his celebrated candy store on Congress street,
has taken one of the stores in Fox Block on
Exchange street, and has fitted it up with a
choice stock of nice fresh candies. It is nice
stand and we have no doubt Mr.. Litchfeld
will do a rushing business. ~ .llI.l l9g y IS |
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INSURANCE. Attention is called to the new
advertisement of the Continental Insurance
Company of New York, the agency of which
is with Messrs. Pow, Coffin & Libby, at Is Ex-
change st. These gentlemen are also agents
of the old and wall known Etna Insurance
Company of Hartford, the mere mention. Of
which is sufficient, and of several other first
ClaSS COMPANIES. ~ 10. on. l---- Inn
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3z AccDENT.-The horse and cutter belonging
to Gen. John M. Brown, ran away on Com.
mercial street yesterday morning, and before
she was caught had smashed the sleigh ur
pretty well and cut herself badly. &c 49, ~
Night before last horse and sleigh, about
IL o'clock, ran down High street at full speed
and and the horse was stopped on the very verge o
the wharf. A few feet more and he would
have been overheard. ------------
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ACCIDENT The white horse belonging to
w. s. Dana, which was attached to sleigh
with buggy top, started off on trip down
the wharf, yesterday morning on shis. own ac-
count. On the way the runnergot caught in
rail and overturned the sleigh and as the
horse kept on he soon made sad wreck of it.
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Portland and Vicinity.
u va 70 4 lsaHsEH II44-. Llr' ~ E.-t
New Advertisements this Day.
% NEW 4. ApygrEsne,rrisr,fEyrr' c cor n

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. L' =
Continental ms. Co-Dow, Coffin g. Libbey.
Store to Let. -EI ragIl eIsGI rs 3FudG ifF
House to Let. r. ,~
Schooner Alton for Sale " ls ,--bu9L- 10 iEn
Pork-Smith 81 Philbrook.9g. ID! s.-f .n.ft 5.1r
Corn-Geo. W. True g. Co.
New Molasses-Geo.S. duft. g n u 5.J 5Ti
Foul Play-Loring, Short & Harmon. --;sIf
Ring Lost. -~-- sf--l'' T.
Grist Mill for Sale OIL rg.i-
- Dry Goods-A. Q. Leach.
Phenix ms. Cow. u. Little & Co. -.i44 o.
Z Vessel Owners and Captains. d fgG5 .5Gg5a.fr
Tripe-C. w. Belknap. Cd 1865
Llfe Iusurance-J B. Patterson asTI T5..rg
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n !
CAsUALTY.-As man was driving a load of
hay along Commercial street yesterday m orn-
ing, another team coliided with his SO as to
throw off the man and part of his load, and
causing him to strike quite violently on his
head. Two men assisted him up street, leav-
ing the team to look out for itself.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS. 500
81 rSSGET sOUND-Sld sth, barque Caroline Reed,
SAN fRANCISCO-Sailed 9th inst, ship HelioS,
Enraks freeport; barque Harvest Queen, johnson,
Al 9Th inst, barque Helen Angler. Staples, New
ca 27t l,i INST ship Norwester, Mosher, C1llao.
Farnswoltb. Hoston iS'h' brig Mary ROsevelt,
Ar 2sth, barsus fremont. Carlisle, Portland
NEW ORLEANS-Cld ed, baroue Tbaver
Crosby. Hayre; Asteras. Ranlett, Liverpool.
Sid nm Sw Pass 22d, ship Jane Fish, baTque M
JACKsoNvILLE-Ar 10th, sch Jos Fish. Turn-
er. u homaston. ~ ts H sa - INV
KEY WEST-Ar 18th, brig G W Barter, Moore,
sAvANNAH-sld 2sth, barque Albert, owen, tor
Dundee.
CHARLEsToN-sld 23d, barque Egeria. starrett,
wILMINGToN-Ar 25th. sch t knight, Smith
BALTiMoRE-Ar 25th. sch. Helen NJ Condor,
SS1 eH To, Jacksonville Graham. Thompson
ron ca 18th 18th sshs belmont Gales, Portland; TrAi
ION Doane, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Cd eetb brio Emilio Fisher
Clark. Trinidad. -0'"' oi's A1''' i'He'
NEW YoRK-Ar aeth, barque John Griffin, Dow
ney, Matanzas schs Adeliza, w right Mapsanila 1G
days; VIM Allen, Grant, Savannah; Biliow, Gross,
I'D 10Th, barque Maggie Reynolds, REYNOLDS. for
Cid 9th, ship Southampton, Smithwick. Bristol
brigj Minnie Smith. Ray. Gibraltar: Rachel Cow.
Cony, Curac a; Atlas, Mitchell. Havana SENS David
WATSON, Jones Saguai Annie Freeman, Reed, ior
Wilmington, Del
Ar 9th, brig Liberty, Devereux, from Malaga; sch
Grace Clifton, Godfrey, Providence
PROVlDENCE-Ar 9th, scbs Union Flag, Malo-
ney, Charles ton S f Nash, Nash. New York.
Sid 9th, Laura Webb, Hatch, Baltimore.
/ NEWPORT-Ar 9th, bag Machias, Burgess, I'm
Macblas Tor New YORK. ea. -
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 26th, schs John Smith
Nichols, Charleston tor Boston j V Wellington
Snow, Boston ior New York; Carrie Melvin, Watts
Fernandina tor Boston.
| BoSToN-Ar 17th sch Nellie Bowers, Stackpole
Galveston. r.s BIZ Sad q -
Cid 9th, ship Wild Rover, Null, Batavia; brig
Fannie Lincoln, Hopkins, Demarara.
Sid. brigs Clara brown and Cyclone
Ar 2sth, ship st Louis, hubbard, New Orleans
barque Sharpsbnrg, Randall I'm Marseilles Nov y,
briggs Sullivan, Perry, Turks Islands 5ih inst W
King, Ayres, Wilmington schs Carrie Melvin. Watts
Jacksonville Jonas Smith, Nichols Charleston;
Oneida. Davis, Wilmington ; II baker, Miller
York. ,-- =-iL.+ = -
Below, sch Walton, from Jacksonville
Sid, ship Wild Rover; brigs Jessie Rhynas anC
| p SWEET. a--l-. A'A a7lir''tt
| GLOUCESTER--Ar 9th. schs Frank. Chard I'm
Kennebunk tor Boston Enterprise, Perkins, Well
Tor 40. a.. ..... ~
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CHEERFULNBss UNDER TRYING CIRcUd-
srANcEs.-Mrs Pettis, of Yarmouth, an old
lady over eighty of age, who is visiting friends
in this city, was 80 unfortunate yesterday as to
slip on the ice and break her leg Just above the
ankle. DR.. Sylvester was called and "set" the
broken limb. The old lady manifests extraor-
binary fortitude and cheerfulness in her aflic-
tieuland announeesh her intention Of returning
home to day.
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MISSIONARY PREAcHNG.-Mrs. Anna E.
Smith, from the "Star Of Hope Mission, New
York, will preach in Second Advent Hall,
1853 IL Congress street, this friday evening,
at o'clock. Seats free, All are invited.
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DIED.

In this city. Jan. 20, Mrs. Grace, wife Of James
jackson aged 46 years months. .es'Ie I'D s--r- -
Funeral on Friday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence OF Thomas Barker, No. AZ Salem St.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In South FreepoIt, Jan. u, OF consumption, Mrs.
Martha 5. Brewer. wife of Thos. w. Brewer. AGED
~ years and months.
ttuneral on Saturday afternoon, at 1 O'clock
Relatives and friends are invited. lis'DB
In B.ddetord, Jan. I, Mrs Barbara T., wife of H.
Nelson. aged 70 years months. sl1F OH II ~
=, In Saco, Dec 49, Mrs. Phebe p. wife Of John NJ
Webster, aged SO years. bua ssr''1 , "a, DUf
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AN INTERESTING CAsE.--A dispatch from
Lewiston says that the case of Gould VS.. Hol-
land for breach of promise and seduction, now
on trial before the Supreme Court at Auburn,
Judge Barrows presiding, excites great inter-
est. Able counsel are employed on both sides,
Gen. Shepley appearing as one of the counsel
for defence. Damages claimed are $1,000
The plaintiff testified yesterday and was sub
jected to very severe cross-questioning by
uen' shepley. The case will probably occu-
Ply several days.
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Supreme judicial Cou mr..

/. b. JANUARY .TERM-wALToN, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Joseph Fl Littiejohn vs. Levi ,trout
False Imprisonment. Plaintiff non-suited JSai35
Carleton. sF1 BH IL ui eiIl A. Morrill,
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DEATH OF A CLEaYMAN.-Rev. Johu Orr,
formerly pastor OF the Congregational Church
at Alfred, Me-, died at Melrose yesterday, at
the age Of fifty -six years. he was native of
Brunswick Me. and came to Melrose eighteen
months ago, intending to engage in literary
pursuits, but was soon after attacked with pa
rslysis, aud was affected by that disease to the
time of his death. He left family.-Boston
Transcript. inn. 81 -1'i IL"
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HIGH rIDE-There was regular spring tide
yesterday morning, the water rising SO high as
70 reach the top of Union wharf and to sub
merge several of the cellars, 'n'lA' %. I'D
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LIQUOR SEHURE'-Another seizure was
made at the Falmou III Hotel yesterday and
small quantity of liquor obtained, Also at
Chas. !P. Rolls on Congress St. and II. Nc
Glincheys, on Green st, q AA AltR
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H. Opposite the Common. tf'f 81 '.'f
pY OPEN DAY AND EyEING. -ga
Jan 25 sN sa., 4w ''s ..2A 2-ea y, "a,
THE ST. LOUIS FAMILY FLOUR CO.
AT % Commercial St, may be found the best
Family Flour. We have tried this flour and
find it of most excellent quality. This Com
pany are determined to keep the different
grades and to sell at retail for wholesale prices,
thereby giving the purchaser an advantage
which is not easily, obtained atsother establish
ments. We can assure our readers that this
flour is exactly what it is represented to be-
A penny saved is worth quite as much as
penney earned, and here is a chance to fully
realize the truth of that ancient maxim '7 = Z
iD SNtf
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I EhsoSAL-Edwin Churchill Esq. of this
c,1y returned home Wednesday night from
Cuba, per MORO Castle" after 4 six weeks
visit to the island. .,. =.
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b SUPPER.-The Annual Supper of the Cum
berland Bar Association, we are informed will
take place at the United States Hotel next
Monday evening, at 8 IL. ft7 ..r.. s.r,.,
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WE do not wish to be irreverent, and will
not be so, but we must ask with the utmost
seriousness if the legal form of addressing
death-doomed criminal with the word sand
God have mercy on your soul,' is not just a
little impertinent to the Almighty, when the
soul recommended to the mercy Of His high
tribunal is hurried out of the world without
any summons issued therefrom? An emen-
dation making the formula "And God have
mercy on oar souls" would lbe an improve
ment. .g.nus Il lo all
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JSNEw MoLAssEs.-The Brig 4Charlena'
from Sagua brought 200 barrels of the new
crop of molassest to- this port yesterday, con-
signed to Geo. s. Hunt. This. is the first
brought here this season from Cuba,
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PM BTThe Blues had another jolly dance
at Lancaster hal last night, and kept it up co
a late hour - -
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Friday Morning, January %, 1865.

Ezs5- First Page T0-Day-Chivalry, False and
TINE: Capital Punishment; Senator Douglas
.SnallD. Varieties.
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by steamer rom Hayana.l

Ar at Havana 2lst barque Fannie, from Cardiff.
Cid 20th brigs Mary Stewart, tor Matanzas; 2lst,
Catawba, do: 23d, Hassell, Sagua. vie e.
Sid 2Sd. brig Julia F Carney, Tor Matanzas; sch
-Charteredsbrig Agenora, to load nelado for Port
land at SGT and boxes sugar at J, ten lay days.
Portland. ia
Ar at AIatanzas 10th inst, briggs Isaac Carver from
Belfast; ii q Berry, Colson, Cardenas; sch Hattie L
| Sampson Orr Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, brig Ocean Star, Brl Carroll,
Portland. David BabcoCk, Coicord, Beaufort III
SID 18th, brig Herrnon, Hiehborn, Matanzas sch
j M Shaw. tor North OF Hatteras.
Ar at bermuda 18th inst, brig Camilla Newman,
Sid 10th, brig Velocity, Darrell, from Demarara)
Ar at Cardenas 18TH sebs George Todd. Davis,
st Andrews. NIB 10th. Csrra Eta, Sleeper, and
Frank & Emily. Coley, New York.
Sid 18th, sch Arthur Burton, Frohock. New York ;
zOtn, brig Scotland Rose, MatanZas 2ist barque
Neversink, Gibson, New York; sch Wild Horse, tor
North OF Hatteras. lI I'I 800 "a - : !,
Ar at Havana 22d, barqnes Arletta, Colcord. Bos-
ton; Esi her. Merrill, New York. sr'sll
Cid Slst sch Vesta, Waite, ter Sierra Morena 22d
sch Sylvan, Blanchard, New York. pr
Chartered-BarqueS Evening Star, for Sagua and
Cardiff, molasses at 50s I Cush n.y. Havana and
US, sugar Slt pr box and $53 pr hhd briggs Julia
Carney, Ma anzas and North Of hatteras, molasses
York and others. ~ F.i z tE 90 ID. +, - .rh
st John, NIB; 10th. Brown, Balm, Iroon Sports
man. Morton St John, NIB: 10th Aliayela Thomp-
son Sgas d25 r ST. baraue w Grifitns, Drummcnd.
Cid 18th, bardue Henry P Lord, Pinkham New
Yors sch Joseph Segur, Ellis Belfast. 3 7'Gi7T1
Sid 18th, barque Geo w Horton, Packard Port
land; 2uth, brig Me cor. Carver, New York 21st
baruue VIM E Anderson, Drummond, New York
brig Castlan. Sheppard, Portland. - -
''S'atl 'ha''iis' spOREN. s-eraH"B on"
Nov H. lat 80 N. Ion 30 So, ship Resolute, Free
man. fI0m New ork for San Francisco ~
Jan II. off Key West, sch Vicksburg from New
Orleans Tor New York. ea a..
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The Mr.. WHITING who proposes in the
Maine Legislature to recommend the repeal of
the tenure-of office act ought to have ''leave to
Withdrew T. fI-4r O. lf.'l