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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
VOCAL MUSIC
Mr.. a. p. WHEELOCK

Proposes to open school for instruction In the es-
mentary principles OF Vocal Music, at the of
the HAYDN ASSOCIATION, in Mechanics Hall,
TO meet ON TUESDAY and FRIDAY evenings, at
o'clock commencing Tuesday evening Nov, Id.
TERMS, for course of twenty lessons, Gentlemen
$500, Ladies $500; payable IN advance.
lie also proposes 10 open school at the same
place, for teaching the rudments OF music 70 q
Class OF Children from SIX to fourteen years of age;
adopting the mode OF instruction used by Professor
LUTHER w. MASON, Teacher of Music in the
Boston Primary Schools which method has proved
emnent1y successful. This class will meet on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoons at
halt past two O'Clock. commencing Nov. Sd.
GR Messrs KOJ ZSCHMAR, aud Low ELL have
had the opportunity ofhearing Prof Mason's pupils
sing and can speak the success of tlis method
in tue Boston Schools.
TERMS, for course of twenty Lessons, $3.50 in
advance.
Having had many years experience in teaching,
Mr. w. hopes he may be abe 10 do something TO-
wards supplying the want felt and acknowledged in
this communicating good elementary instruction in
singing. He is permit ted TO refer 10 Messrs Abntr
Lowell, NJ. N. Rich, A. NJ. Smith, Charles @. Rich
ards, Sumner y Fernad, z. w. Neal, Hermann
KOtzschmar, VIM. II. bennett, Samuel Thurs'or,
John L. Shaw. oe2s-eodzw
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27-Freights-The demand
for Tor Cotton for foreign ports Is steady and
rates unchanged. Coastwse the steamers get
good cargoes at full rates. We quote by steam,
Cotton to Liverpool Id to Bremen and Hamburg I'D,
to New York and Philadelphia 1kc, to Boston ic ~
fb per SAIL Cotton to Liverpool sd to Havre 1Ic to
Bremen 5-16e, TO Genoa lie y fb.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on Tia
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws, viz
July %, 1869, ON X. Rd. Wharf, bottles Brandy;
July "A, on board Sch. Abbie bbi Molasses;
Aug. H. the str ct 1900 Cigars; Aug 49, at No. -
Market Square, ne, cigars; Aug. IS, on board
Brig Merriwa, iDemilobn Rum; Aug. Fl, on bta
St'mr New York, box containing l6 bottles Brandy
and II dozen Eggs; Sept. 2 hoard Stmr CsIlot a,
10 doz Violin Strings Sept. ~ at 1893 rore street,
1000 igars Sept. 23 board Stmr Carlotta, IL yds
SILK Sept. 70. ON board Stmr New York, Al yds.
Blk Lastng Get Z, at 1875 Fore street, one package,
containg small fancy bag and Gold Pin.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twep
ty days from the date hereof Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Acts
oil Congress in such case made and provided.
/. WASuBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Oct IS, 1869. d1aw2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

MEASURES FOR DIRECT RAILWAY ROUTE
FROM ST. LOUIS TO PORTLAND.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 81. E. Potter, president.
and G. j. Bridges, managing director of the
Grand Trunk Railroad Of Canada, have been
here for day or two on business relating to
the extension of the connections of their road
to st. Louis rnd other points in the West
They desire to establish the Erie compromise
guage in order to run cars from here to Port
land, Me-. and to adopt rates if possible, which
will induce the shipments of flour and other
productions via Portland to European ports
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 2-Hon. A. G. Cur
tin, the American Minister, in addressing the
Gar, expressed his pleasure at being able to
repeat the sentiments of admiration and es-
TEEN felt by the Government of the United
States towards the Gar, and of its hopes for a
continuation of those feelings for the welfare
of the present Government of Russia, which
has been made glorious by its wisdom, firm
ness and Justice.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

PORTLAND Il Rrssytro sAithoAD-.s easslam.
per do horses do bbls os bags waste, looms, 80
bbs apples II bdls SASH car hoops, SO bdls paper,
10 hdes bbls. talow 20 cases mdse IA tubs butter,
oaes hops, IL bbs. mdse, 90 doors, 30 bdls broom
handles, 10 elliptic springs 10 bbs. potatoes, l an
Choir, ~ cars freight tor Bnston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
WILMINGTON.
SECRETARY BELKNAP CONGRATULATED BY CIT
ON

SECRETARY BELKNAP CONGRATULATED BY CIT
IZENS OF IOWA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "A large number OF
citizens assembled tonight at the residence OF
Col. Dayton, where Gen. Belkuap is Temporal
rily located. and Associate Justice Miller of
Iowa addressed him in behalf of the citizens of
that State, expressing their qualification at his
appointment as Secretary of War, and compli-
menting him for his distinguished services
during the war. Gen. Belknap exp essed his
gratitude for the compliment and eulogized
the State of Iowa, its development and it's
steadfast adhesion and support of the Union
and Republican party. and pledeing himself
to so administer the affairs of the War Depart
ment as to command the approval OF the
country
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

OCTOBER TERM-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
No. 365-Benjamin T. Wentworth v. Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company-On trial.
f. N. g. f. j. Littletield. Webb
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
ALAB AM a.

MOBILE, Nov. 1.-The election passed off
without the slightest disorder. The vote was
light. The total vote in this city was 5219 and
Democratic majority 755. The returns from
the county precincts show that Magee, Demo-
GRAFT, is elected by 1000 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

HUMprY DUMPrY will be brought ont to-
morrow evening at Deering Hall by Mr.. Fox
and his pantomime company, including the
Keralfy troupe of Hungarian Sensation dan
GERS. 1t has created great attraction in every
city where it has been performed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

P1TIABLE CAsE.-Last evening fisherman
was picked up on Custom House wharf and
taken to the police station. He presented n
pitiful sight 1t is said that he had been light
ing with another fisherman. A portion of his
lip had been bit off, and he had received bad
cut across the face and nose, his countenance
bearing marks of gashes and bruises. He was
in a state of intoxcation. Dr. French attend
ed to him at'the station house and sewed up
sla hos
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
LATEST NEW 8
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
THE ELECTIONS.

Reelection Of Gov. CIafin.
New York, Mary land and Alabama
Democratic.
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WEST INDIES.
TELEGRAPMlC ITEMS.

CUBA.
HAVANA, Nov. 2.-The sixth battalion of
modified volunteers have gone to the seat of
war
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Returns from seventeen
towns in Wisconsin show a Republican gain of
800 over the election for Governor in 1867
when Fairfield was elected by AGA majority.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
ALAB ANA.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. IA destructive fire &C.
CURED in the city of Greenville on the Mont
gomery and Mobile Railroad, totally destroying
seventeen business houses. Loss, $15O,O0O.-
Cause of the fire unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
DOMINION OF CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. 2.-The scheme of the Can
ada Pacific Railroad is published in the papers
here to-day. The length of the line is $500
miles, and the amount ofcapital twenty million
pounds sterling.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
PROPOSALS.
Office Of the United States Marshal.

UVlce Or The United States Marshal. \
District Of Maine.
Portland, October 21, 1862 J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office, No. II Clspps Block, Congress street, until
Thursday. Nov 4lh, 1869, at ~ o'clock noon, Tor
furnishing the u :. Courts with Fuel for the year
ending Nov. 4, 1870.
The fuel required will be the best gualIT OF
LEIGH COAL, STOVE SIZE, ucsn screened ana rree
from slate and dust and to be den'eIsu u SUI
quantities and at such times and place As tue y. D.
Marshal Tor the District of Maine, may direct.
Proposals to be endo sed % rn Gr rug, ,or
u s. Courts and addressed % tne oDt7'' states
marsnai 'oi ~ CHARLES CLARK,
no ,od u. $. Marshal, Dist. OF aine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
Sew Yerk .toch nnd Money slmrkeI.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Evening.-Wall street set
close of the day the Stock Exchange showed some
recovery from the lowest point of the day, but the
dealings were limited and devoid of animation. The
demand ior Money active throughout The day,
anu quite pressing towards the close of bank hours.
geneIaiI at per cent. There is very pressing de-
manu- or discounts on the street. and prime business
n n range from ~ to 20 per cent. Foreign Ex-
en.nge is dull at 1857 p i09. Gold declined to 1878,
ut closed at 1879 a 1919 The rates paid for carry
closed steady. Henry Clewes & Co. report the fol-
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

SINGING scHooL.-Mr. Wheelock will COM
mence his singing school for juveniles at the
hall of the Haydn Association in Mechanic
Hall this afternoon. Tue merits of Mr. Wbee-
lock as n teacher are well known in this com
munity and need no encomiums from ms
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
Wednesday Morning, November 8, 1863
Portland and Vicinity


New Adycrti.emenfst this Da''
ENTERTAINMENT CoLCMN.
City Hall-Orcbestral Concert.
CITY HalI-M l.. A. Dramatic Iteadngs.
Lecture on Egypt and Pslcstine-Dr. Boswoith.
VIEW ADvERrIsraENT COLUMN.
Non Resident Taxes, Town OF Bridgton
Chamber 10 Let with Board.
HOnse for sale--W. II. ,JerriS.
Furniture OF a Boarding House-W. II .Ja,ris
Nrtice of County Commissioners.
Gold Badge Pin Lost.
Boarding House to Rent-G. r. Davis & Co.
Brick House for Rent-G. r. Davis g. Co
House and Store for Saie-W. IL, Jerris'
Boarders Wanted at "A State Street.
House w quincy Street for Sale-W. II. Jerris.
NJ. 9. NJ. A.-Stephen Marsh. "i''ia'ns'
G CARE UD aSane-Notice to Military Company.
aornaiH Use, seIn'nary-J, A. Waterman.
,iouse Wanted-E. Leach
store TO Let's. II. LYMAN.
1ooott Family School for Bovs-A r Rlctben.
pissoiution-M. G. Webb 81 Co,
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD j., PREsID-
ING.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

STATE VALUATION. Putnam,in com
pany with Assessor VIM Boyd, Esq, left for
Augusta yesterday to attend to the interests
of this city before the Valuation Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

THE NINE O'CLOCK BELL.-Ap order passed
the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen, Monday
evening to dispense with ringing the bell.
Another order was passed to ring the bell at
o'clock p NJ, for the alleged benefit of me-
chanics. We cannot conceive how this is to
benefit mechanics, as they now quit work at
o'clock. Better dispense with ringing the
bell entirely
These orders 60 before the Common Council
next Monday evening for concurrence.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

GRAND CoNcERT.-To-morr evening Theo
Thomas, with his Concert Orchestra of 40 nor
formers, will give one of his grand concerts at
City Hall. 1t Is the only one he will give in
this cltJ' and those who wish to attend should
secure their tickets and reserved seats at
Pline's music store to-day. The Boston nra ss
speak in the highest terms of CONNIE nj ,,ion
of the concerts he has given in that civ
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

MAINE GENERAL HosPITAL.-A meeting of
the corporators and associate members of the
Maine General Hospital was held at the resi-
denco Of Dr. j. I. Gilman last evening. Sew
erai committees We're appointed, which will be
announced hereafter; plan was adopted and
circular was ordered to be drawn up, printed
and distributed through the State, in order to
give the citizens all the information possible in
relation to this proposed valuable institution
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

LARcENY.-John Manahan was arrested yes
terday for larceny of a clock, side curtains to
carriage and other articles. He has been en-
gagged in this business of petty cency for
some Time
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
NEW JE RISE .

NEWARK, Nov. Essex county elects Re
publican county ticket Taylor, Repuohcan
is elected to the State Senate by about 200 ma
iorty. For the Assembly the Republicans
elect six and the Democrats three, a Demo-
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. John CASTILLO was
arrested yesterday for assault aud battery on
an old gentleman named Morse, 20 years of
age He will be brought before Judge Kings
bury this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
Bridgton, Oct. sOth 1859.
To the HOnOra BILE Board of County Com
nsissiOMers, of the County of Cumber'


land.
The unrersgned petitioners of Cumberland
County would respectfully represent, that the pub
lie good requires the location of road to facilitate
travel by shortening distances, avoiding almost
impossible hill; said road 10 commence at or near
the foot OF Aliens Hill $50 called in Pownal, run
ming in a westerly direction to the road leading
from North Pownal to Pownal Depot. Said conlem-
plated road was located by the Select-men OF Pow
nal, on the twenty-ffth day OF September, 1869,
and the same reported to the Town at legal town
an adjournment of which said meeting, viz: Oct. 9,
1869, the town unreasonably refused to accept and
ratity the said dongs of the Select-men.
Wherefore, the undersigned petitioners pray that
said contemplated highway be located 10y the Hon.
County ommssioners
POwnal, Oct. %, 1862
Spnpd nv TrttI IL md AZ ofhars
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
1870, 1851 197,24s. sa1 1sI. esS. 67
Wing,


new YoRk Nov. 2-6 P. M.-Cotton heavy; sales
1000 bales; Middng uplands 26!c. Flour easier
sales 12,000 bills; State 81 a. %; Round h OF
Ohio IS a 45; Western Is a. 06; Southern q
"a 10 25. Wheat dull and az &c lowers sales 1877 200
BUSH; Spring 20 q 40; Michigan la a IS
Western Red 40 a 43. Corn a &c lower; sale.
$4,000 BUSH; Mixed Western 92c "a 1 04. Oats 1c
higher; sales &c. 1000 BUSH; Southern and West
ern 66 q 67e. Beefquiet. Pork dull; sales 5000 bbs.
mess 30 90; prime 25 90 "a &c 90. Lard unchanged
sales $50 bbls at 16a a 1Sic. Butter quiet Whis-
key lower; sales 5000 bbls; Western 1 IS a 10 -
Groceries steady. Petroleum firm. Freights to
Liverpool lower.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Flour easier; sales Spring ex-
tras at co "a 5 Is. Wheat active; sales No. at
94c; No. at 80 "a 9ye; in the afternoon prices nom-
inal with sales No. 2 at 9O5c, seller November Corn
trmer and less active with higher prices sales No
at 665 "a 7Oc in the afternoon No. was inactive al
CSC, seller first halt November. Oats steady at 3sl
a 3S3c for No. 2. Rye quiet at GSBc for No 2. II
ley unchanged. High Wines at 08 with no buyers
Provisions dull Pork 81 so a 80 90. Lard 16 90 16Ic
Dry sailed shoulders loose 10l a lie. Green Hams
1870.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Whiskey dull and nominal
at o. Lard dull and unchanged sales SMALL
Bacon 163 a. 19tc tor new. Bulk Meats 129c for
shoulders and 1Ga "a lie for clear SIDES Green Meats
dull sales at 100 a 134 q 14ac delivered in ten day
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2.-Cotton quiet; Mddlngs
242c.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.-Cotton active but lower
Middlipgs oi3 "a Csc,
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

PERsoNAL.-Rt. Rev. Bishop Bacon leaves
Portland to-day for New York, where he will
embark 70 Rome to attend the EQUINE nical
ltnIInoil
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

THE steamer Lewiston will probably continue
on the route from Machas to Portland TIL the
tenth of December.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
e u IL 0 p E =.

France.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-The city is entirely tranquil
Great Britain.
ARCH BISHOP CULLEN ON THE FENIAN CUES
TION.
DUBLIN, Nov 2.-Arch- Bishop Cullen, in
his pastoral just issued, exh )rts all members
of societies peculiar to Fenian organizations to
abandon them. He adverts to the position
sustained by Spain and Cuba through the ac-
ton of secret societies, and saws the members
of such organizations will incur the penalty of
ex communication and cannot participate in
the jubilee which has just been published
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

BANGOR, Nov. 1.-Lumber Market.-The follow
Ing is statement of the amount of Lumber SURVEYED
from January list to Nov. LIST, 1862 compared with
and 1863.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
Annual Meeting

TIME Portland Benevolent Society will hold iis
i Annual Meeting for cfoice OF Officers, on We'd
nesday, Nov. 3. at O'Clock NJ at the Office OF the
Treasurer, No. "a Exchange street.
THOMAS II. HAYES. Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
THE sToNEwALL.

The bodies of twelve of the persons lost on
steamer Stonewall h I'VE been recognized
The sum OF $500 in money have been found
and is in the hands of the authorities
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03

Ihe election to-day has res ulied in electng
Gov. Clafin by a plurality OF from 10000 to
$4,000 The vote in 165 cities and towns, in
GLIDING Boston and Cambridgeport, foot up,
Clafin 1919; Adams 37,15O; Chamberlain
10000. The Legislature is claimed by both
prohibitionists and license men. 1t is pr. ba-
bly, pretty nearly divided on the liquor ques-
ton, and the Republicans have strong ma
iority in each branch
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
Piano Instruction,

DY Miss a. f. CURTIS, 20 Spring st. Terms
ID moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
me ReDuOticdns carry M0ssachu-
sets, NeaO Jersey, Illinois
and Wisconsin,
MASSAOHUSETTs,



BOSTON, Nov. 2.-The Massachusetts, annual
election OF State Office rs and Legislature took
place to-day. The vote is comparatively small.
Boston, including Roxbury, recently annexed,
gives Claflin, for Governor, 1880; Adams
Dem, 10,s4O; Chamberlain, Workingmen's
candidate, $40; plurality for Adams, 1850. In
1867 Adams plurality in Boston and Roxbury
was 1898. Returns from forty weight towns, ex-
elusive of Boston, foot up:-Claflin, II $40;
Adams, 5705; Chamberlain, 1920. In 1867 the
same towns gave Bullock 1924; Adams, 1880.
George NJ. Brooks, Republican, is elected TO
Congress in the 7th district.
SECOND DISPATCH
Seventy towns foot up, Claflin 2O,9S2;
Adams II, $40; Chamberlain 1925. Claflin's
majority 5,046 The same towns in 1867 gave
Bullock 28,51O; Adams 1882 Peter Harvey
(Democrat) is elected Councillor, defeating ex-
Mayor Norcross. The 9th Senatorial district
elects James A. Fox Senator over Crane, both
Republicans. The latter was the straight Re-
publican candidate. The complexion of the
Legislature is yet undecided, but at o'clock
this evening the nti-prohibftionists were out
in force with bands of music, and the indica-
tons are that they have majority in the Leg
iSl,fura
, 1869-06-05

Nnakvitl CstE Finnncc4-An 1nves-
tiEntion TO Discover the Cause Of
the Existing EnabnrrAssmcut4--
The EsuberuntoFlnt CAnvns1-A
Movement on foot to Crowd both
Stokes nnd Sentcr OFT tho Track.
NAsuyuLE, Tenn, June
The .1}creunn ARa!ns my further tssue Of
checks BY the city author1t,es and the general rc~
1rsal Of Citizens to pat taxes, Will hare tempo
TAT disastrous cnec, uroh the city cuploJrs.
MaaI Or the latte., including member Of the Fire
Department and otfess, arc wholly dependent
re wages ,aeE receive iron i iae eisv. sHecosseT
Mtlla And oihe1s are rutleavurlu9 to relieve some
q s,n the po1. nsT 11 Csp
S@''s$' 81 paI;:ssS eSs ~ Fs''' s:.as9, ssS5
&c ts aa,e &c Ken @sn.sl aih .a 1ass ~ ao9 ~
1ncnt viii fully c1oncraie the c,t1 autaorluss
r:scm any improper use 0! thu cit! funds, and
prove tlas the methods the. have rerestcd to for
raising moIcy WEIR, Ent1er The circumstances, the
beg, pots!bse. II E5on as this report appears In
Ec.iate steps VI. b. taken 70 dissolve 1ae exist
CERTAIN, however, that txo or three Of tho supof.
iiir,ate city oiacn.s ta.r aeusrsi thelr positions
aaI these win BE- r.. ny dcatt with:
Stokes has arrived in Nashville to-day. aad VII
speaI :, thc Cap,lol H. -nrzruw. The Democrat
say TIA: he told persons who converted with NJ
To-day tia, he vii ,asc ground In fAsor Of .ehe
GN1GAnCQlftIEGGl tCefn0tINN. 1 uuA DEHh'~
viii dare 90 ANYTHING ol the kind. II he does D.
nf!i lose its beet sup1oEtcrs In Eas
Tennessee, and viii nus calu any votes. ScntG
has not returned from EaEt Tennessee. lit
Trends Keep quiet - yet, bG. Rrc closely Encasul
Ing the ground.
it Ia Akcerta1ned that the recent decision Of ii
Supreme Cou11 o! Tennessee upon the tfanchis
law w1r1 not reversed. odd nbout swcut
thousand to the VOTE Of the SAte-
It's ruuored on Tire sIre~ts today that + mort
yrtnt Is on foot to crowd both Sloke1 and 6cnts
on The xu5erna1on.l EacE, an1 put on 6auuel 1
A1neil and Horace Iia-Tiso2, who can unite II
Republican rants, Nj. 4. ). Upton, OF Cart
Corutt, former nctater OF the Tennessee Ieg1
1atIfe, announces hfInteN a5 N Independent ca,
91toate fur Governor, and In favor Of rebel :,ecl
and fe male k91lage-
, 1869-06-05

SPECIAL Despatch Ia The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YokK, June L
HELD FOR AxsoN.
George S. DTtgG8, charged With cQu1plLctty IN
burning stables last winter WIS relea8ed todn! on
10000 hail.
DENIAL
The Cuhans deny thai the steamer Hero has
sailed In their interest as reported III tho morning
rape1z, though sic may hare carried seyer1l pas-
scngera Who Will 60 from Jamaica to the t.!aut On
the nrst conveyance.
TIE DIRTY hno1uERs' PARDON,
The case Of the Dupuy bsothez1, for whom rre.-
tdcnt johnson issacd q pardon. which vas re-
yoked By President GEanl, Will be Argued before
Judge Bistchlord to-morrow. The prosecution
citiMs kAsi the President has no right TO cancel
PARTON Issued by h!s predecessor.
WILL sTEEE1.
Wa11 strrct was remarkably Quie! to-day In ucAr-
II au departments, the principal topic OF coavcz-
saton being the sale Z! 1Ye thousand shares Of
Michigan SoutaEIr stock, in one lot, BY leading
operators, TO KlAsan / Co, 1t III. Parties et-
tempting to throw White Pine mining stock on
tie New York market hare found no enco1sa8e-
Ecnt, md sevcral o! them have lett for the Pa
cltc coast during the rrc5cnt week.
cGCNTEYFTETISG sCIlEAx k1roeIp
4 conspiracy To food the country With cornter-
felt money, With headquarters In Canada, has lust
been discovered The pisa Was to scatter men In
all the principal cities Of the North anu West, and
have the money put in circulation simuttaaeouAy.
Tic 18th Of Jnl5 was the lay f1IeI for the Qpes2-
t!on, and the Intention TIA to distribute ~ r1AnY
spurious notes IS posG1hla between sonrise and
midnight onr nan has been arrcated tor CON-
pllGt5 II The AMIR ind made partial confession.
WORK OF TIE TAAx4Ny RING.
The Sun says that the hin creating the BROOKLYN
Fald Fire Department was divided 20 a to de-
fhk AAfv fA~