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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
Terms $500 per anmasns, s,. ADVANCE.
snspension Iiria.
THE TWO LONGEST SPANS I'M run
NIAGARA AND CINCINNATI

THE TWO LONGEST SPANS IN THE von,
NIAGARA AND CINCINNATI
The Niaraga Suspension Bridoa IL,
was opened to the public on January ist Mp'en u
reported to have the longest single span in iha
world. The width OF the cbasm from cIifs Sle 70
cliff, over the Niagara river Is 1160 feet rho 70
span between centres OF towers is 1868 feet
Inc Iength OF the suspended portion of the
roadway is 124O feet The height of the centre
OF tne roadway above the water varies at 95
height OF the water is much affected hv ths
direction and force of the wind, The fioor is
suspended from two cables, formed of twisted
wire ropes, seven to each cable, laid one in tbe
centre and the others around it. The cables
are seven inches in diameter, contain nine
hundred and thirty-One single wires in each
cable, and weigh sixty-three pounds per lin
eal s loot The cables are anchored in solid
limestone. rock on the Canadian side, aud in
sorb M masonry on the New York side.
hot t.1e ne suspension bridge over the Ohio river,
ne1Ween ,eao Cincinnati and Coyington. XIV. is
lG29 feet long between tba of,,,tI2a,.,s ~ ;s
composed OF three spans. one in tba centre
noo. Iset, between granite towers bniIt at low
water Inark on the Ohio and Kentnclrv shores
aS1 feet befwea,, sn1 -, sue span ON each side of
M M reg. petween .ne tower and the ahutmant
Inc elevation of the floor above Ion, ,neta.
marx Is VI feet at the tower and 1O4 fsa. ". -
centre OF the bridge The total ienstb os Ss the th
Drlage, inslndlng the approaches, 2252 feat
Each cable is composed of 518O sinole viz.
No. gauge, and forms OFFENDER twelve ana
one-third inches in diameter. Eighteen feet
of this wire weigh one pound, and sixty wires
have an aggregate metal section of one SQUARE
inch. The wires comprising the cable are laid
parallel to each other, and are divided into
seven strands OF 740 wires each, one strand oo-
cupylng the centre of the cable and being sur
rounded by the other six. The cables are
wrapped from end to end with No. 10 wire and :
altogether weigh 1,050,183 pounds.
The two bridges above mentioned are sus-
pended ON the American system of two cables
only, assisted by stays. The French system
consists in hanging the floor from a number of
small cables, method which, it is asserted. is
defective. Thus the Wheeling bridge, which
was blown down on May 17th, 1854, was con-
structed on the French plan. This bridge.
forming span of 1910 feet from centre to CEN
Ire the towers, with floor $50 feet long, and
"A feet wide, was supported by twelve cables,
six on each side, with an aggregate number Of
wires of 5000, of No. 10 gauge. The floor was
torn by the gale into three sections, and all the
cables but two broke loose, one after another,
from their anchorage.
The spans of the suspension bridges given
above far exceed those Of similar structures in
the old world. the longest span in Europe be-
ing that at Freiburg, ever the Valley Of the
Sarine, in Switzerland, which measures $40
feet. "
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

IT Is RELATED that distinguished member
OF Congress called on President Lincoln one
found him immersed in pile OF papers con-
cerning post Office in small town in Ohio.
"Glad to see you; sit down." he cried. "Here's
a little Office Iihave filed and untitled half
dozen times" aCan be of any service to you,
had Just made up my mind to give it to the
fellow whose papers weigh the most That's
as good way as any-so here gees." The pa
pers we're weighed, and the lucky applicant
having the heaviest lot of foolscap received the
appointment
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

A WESTERN EDITOR is pleased to be face
tious over the names of our Maine lakes.
He says: "They say the fish in Lake Holey-
hunkemunk, Maine, are said to be superior
to those of either Lake Weeleyobacook or
Moosetockmegantue. Those of Chauhungo-
gungamaung were very fine, bat they all got
choked to death in trying to tell where they
lived p,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
GEN. BUTLER ON MILITARY oomnss1oss.

GEN. BUTLER ON MILITARY COMMISSIONS.
A person in conversation with General But
Ter, recently brought to his attention the re-
moval of the body of Mrs. Surratt. "She was
an innocent woman" the General said, un
hesitatingly. In reply to remark that her
case showed the truth of the saying, "Milita-
ry commissions are organized to convict" he
said, "Yes, I sent persons to military COM
missions when intended them to be con-
victed; when wished them acquitted, did
il myselfn
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

:, we were pleased the other day to take bv
the hand our friend and foreign correspond
ent, Rev ): IL. McCollister We are clad to
learn that he has returned from his seven
months tour in Europe. Asia Minor and Pal
eestlne, with improved health. While in the
at.er country he visited the Adams colony at
jana, They are now reduced in number to
twenty-five, and are happily rid of Adams,
VINO mas gone to England. They have given
up tne cultivation of the soil, and are doing
very wen working at their trades. One man
is driving the diligence to Jerusalem. a new
institution which is thought to be a great
thinS IN that land Of. bride paths. They
tnlnk It they had capital to set up a saw and
srist mill, they would enrich themselves, and
tneyhave pride enough not 20 think OF Ie-
turning nome unless they can come with bet
ler@d iortunes.-Portland Transcript.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

A BRIGHT. LITTLE GIRL.-The Lewiston
journal says that a little four years old school
elrl in an adjoining town, recently, ON the
dreaded examination day. while standing
by her teachers side, after having read her
letters and duly spelled cat, dog, OK, cow ana
other hard monosyllables, suddenly eausn'
her teachers watch guard to arrest nei az
tention, and with inlantine cunning Whisper
ed, 'Please, mayn't be 'smissed after my
class has read, so that can 60 home and get
NV hair fzzlsd for the 'mittee" The little
witch was 'smissed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

The work is very thoroughly done, and
both materials and workmanship are in all
cases OF the best description. All bridges
having spans of more than forty feet Will
have iron superstructures.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

PROGRESS OF THE EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN RAnRoAD.-Ihe por-
tion of the European and North American
railroad which lies in the province of New
Brunswick, butween st. John and the st.
Croix has attained an encouraging stage of
progress. The following table shows the per
centage of the work completed:
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

Farm for sale in GOrham.
A small farm consisting of about
A<SN ~ fifty acres, suitably divided into pas
@miEawl2 ture and wood land good buildings;
M IIH sfLI1H good orchard, and well wafered. Sit
Gl55l11f341e4 uated one and half mile from Cor
ham Village, and one fourth mile from East Buxton
Station. enquire of CHAS. H. LORD. on the
premises. Price 81 300. fe2d4w-
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

KNOW ALL the
Tucker Portland
and TO accept acknowledge
proceeding Company of the said of
hereby admitted and agreed that service the aforesaid shall
company the
Witness
EDGAR W. CROWELI. Resident Manager
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

In England, even the Queen has to pay
postage on letters.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
Falmouth Grisf NAiIi
FOR SALE !!

BUILDING and Machinery and Elevators for
~ Corn. all OF latest improvement, with Water
Power sufficient to carry other machinery, and could
be adapted TO other manufacturing purposes. G1inds
from two ito three hundred bushels per day. Dry
Room for manufacturing Dairy and Table Salt -
Building 80 by 65 q sores l. 20 by 80, built in most
substantial manner. Accessible by vessel to mill
door 81 miles from Wharves in Portland. Terms ia
vorable. Apply to EDW'D Ii. BURGIN,
ja29eodH 100 Commercial st,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
To Heirs atT,aw

= " lOHK = WG EMU WI All nersOns he
nevmg themselves entitled to property in Eng
land Ireland or Scotland, should at once cali on or
engaged in the prosecution OF Claims in Enrone tor
the past 10 years No charge for information or ex-
smlnatioD or documents. Il. e. BANNING,
% exchange Street, in Phoenix Ins. Office Portland
Maine. fe1dslm
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
First Class Houses for Sale.

FIrSt CLASS Houses Tor Sale.
THE two brick bouses with French roofs, just
Il erected on Congress Street. near State. They
are first class 10 every particular, being plumbed
thoroughly for hot and cold water. The bathing
and dining rooms finished in Chestnut and black
walnut. They have good yards, with rear passage
way accessible from Pine or Congress- Streets. Ap-
ply to w. III. STEPHENSON,
ect30dtf I'd National Bank
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
For Sale or Lease
Two HOuses for Sale

EiACH 22x30, one and a half stories high; conven-
~ ven1ent Tor one family. Enquire of
SAMUEL WARREN
1e2dlm* Knightville, Cape Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
INSURANCE..
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Continental InS. Co..

Of the city of New York on the first dav of Janu-
ary, 1869, made to the Secretary Of The State of
Maine, pursuant to the Statute of said State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company is the Continental In
surdmce Company. Incorporated in 1852, and To-
York.
CAPITAL.
The capital Of said Company actually paid
~ up in cash Is, S 100000 90
1869, 1866, 1854 10
Total amount If capital and surplus, $2,O66,S54 10
ASSETS.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18
For sale.

A NEW tenement house well built, with all
"A modern conveniencies. Also harm and stable,
corner North and Walnut sts. Enquire OF
T. CoNDON, on the premises,
Or at So COMMERCIAL st, iune13dtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-18

Amount Of unincum bered real
estate owned by the Company
No 1O2 Broadway, and No 1
Pine st, NY,
Amount of unincumbered real
estate owned by the Company
corner Court and Montague
SITS, Brooklvn,
Amount OF Interest actually du,
and unpaid,
Amount OF Premiums due and
uncollected on policies issued
Amount OF Rents accrued,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26


PmLspEtPHIi March aCou duI sBd uoeh'nged Faur IN tt
demand, Of bb Surehue AZ sad - Oi Eis H~
EohWrsten Extra Fami 80 aa - fenusi van. No.
t7 asa Oodo 50 250S9 IS Wheat qniet sArs OF Juoo
lub lei at 81 Amber ~ T0d 81 75 White @0
81 rive Eedr 81 530 RI So Corn qutti sales OF 900
Yellow steady; Neen, 13da3c PeunsTynl
(er da doopisg brn; ca l2dl24c Mosts dull
Provisions Larged. WHISKY, at sJdsSc
March 2jt0ttoH quiet and hrm; hdtngs ~ a.
2gIc aad much frner previous qotstuns Nhca her
shon Sc huer White B1GSlc Yellow edo
lie Re steady and unchanged Mess PUrk qnrt
st 5cd433 active Rib Sides 7e; Clear RIB. Be
shoudsr lSc Hans 2odlc Lard quiet at 2Oe WHISKY quiet aud
a Sc
LorrsyLs March 25ToReeo-Sses l3l bids Common Lugs 20
Cutting - 5ds7 25 Cotton, 26ic Mers Pork ~
Lard lge Baco-Sbouders tc.i Clear thh sides, lie; Buk
Meats-Shuurr l3c tcar Sides Ice Clear SiGes htc foar
SIS 5Od$6 What 81 SdSl So Corn, 6lGo4c Oats eSdo4c
WHISKY. sc. ,,,
CScisxATr o. Msrch 2S-Citou sales 46o bales Mddns'
Mddn Tobacco active and supply ettcri sies OF
ard uneiNbge Rhsky demspd At l9 bat offered e, a.
held az Nh sales Bulk Meats not offered
al anv 7 4lc Baron dull and unchanged Lard fu
lstc. Gold l3. Exchange hrU
OswEGo March Four and uBchsuged sses loO hbs
for No. Sprirg - 25d - 80 for Amber WINTER 20 ~
$s rs for Wb,e 5Cd SO Double EI'rs. Wheat qset No
Milwaukee Cub 81 sos Choice White Csuda 30 Corn quet No.
Al small 71 for Western Barley nomnsl
81 fr Cnaisn Mhferd uay Shorts, S2 Shpsuns 80 ahd'
Gnes SIS per Railroad feshis on Flour to Boston s'c TO New
York. 85c. a. Albany JSe
CHcAGo March 25E1chanEe NtwYoh frn and unchanged
Flour dul: Spring Rtras S5d sc Wheat Easier and de-
c.ned lc. : I3a ~ l6 No 2 : l1&l lul No )
O3d -IW less active and wrsker; New, ai95itc no
Rye IN fair demand and sdVanced &C. No 81 1
Pork qu ard steady at $st Lani gict
and Picked Hams fair demands Country, 5ie
Guy lGlc Bak Mests dmrr aud active; shonders Ec o"
Mdl To boxed Grease quiet; Yellow l2ie Dressed
unchanged Live og active AID brbe Far
Choice NaslO IA Cattle SctVe Cows to Choice shppng
Steers $5dS16S
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.


JcSDoS Nrch 2ll mhe folosns The opening pfees at
the 9 Consols
@ u s. RveI wrues GSi sne Railway shares "a Illinois Cen
trails g. Tue STOCK market is generally steId -.
FRAsKSokT March 2S-Und States hyeTWenue Bt@5H Tor
Livn,PooL March 2Sli MO being Friday the
Cen brokers Ccusr hss issued this week day earlier thn
nsua the following statistics The sales OF the week have
The rnerae qe and steady eIeep for the lat day
activity has been uoce The following
the authorized quotations Of American descriptions; -
THIS week. Last week
NhtIirg Uplands .........a..........''' i2li "a
M I ,o,. & oTs's % sc an, on . at a OO bse; Of
which 10 are American active. thg
prices unchanged BrsafsWbea per GENITAL for Caoruia
white and for No Red Western Foat & per bbl lsr wrn
bsh Barley bu Peas AZ per quarter Tor Can
adsn Prnvons-Purk bbL for Eastern Pune MrsS beei
9 ece Of 34 10 for Esern Prime Mess lard 70 per sS S
Cheese 6 per for Ihe best grades Of American Fine Bacon 9
Cumberland Cat Produce SIS cwt tr Common NUfn
carolina Petroleum ga od gallon for Spirits sDi
lat Gr ReDd Taow &e per ewt Turpsotne % Der e"I Ian
LoSDox March 25Lin.eed Cakes eo lOldRO 5l per
Tsuow. per Sperm or RlOi per tmi Mha Oh Us per up
ANrwKsP March P,troe 6 n ucs or Ssudsm White.
nAvEE March She Cotton market buoyani both on The oil
and soat Tres Odns the spot TAG francs per eNti 10"
Mdi iss, sfost. ~ hancs 80 eentnes /. =, -
liverpool March Isl mCoton Is less active than ht the
opening The stock Of Cotton bound TO this port etinsted st
t7 bales which 100 90 the United States PoSisonsi
bacon ~ y cwt. for Cumberland Cut - -
HAvKE March 2e Cotton uarset frneT at ltt fnns
Tres Orinse the and l@ for Low hdlngt sno'
lIvEkPooL March 252 mTradr RportThe market for ls
Fac Manchester is aud better prices are realized
Breadtnhs-Whes Is active. .l-. .
s3 the United States Fretweny bonds Sa Sticks
quiet; Eriss 2fi; Illinois 81
LIvEPOOI. Marob 254:j Mddling Upahs ese ~
I2d IA. Adg Orleans 2al2iL; esoitne day 1900 bales
$40 T. ceDtai i,r California W bite
Ref.d Petroleum, " gallon TSrp7rvue $40 Pew" ralo"
47I6 q cWt
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

and Cleveland and Pittsburgh at the market rates. Inc
large earnings Of the Western roads give holders e'
confidence and there no disposition 70 press sno''
sales AT the o'clock Board prices were Iraeuon
Lxher lut after the call ON a pressure for money de
elincd again At the close the market was STEADY. eN
Paul Common sold at 70; ST. Paul Preferred @t N0r'h
Western shares and Michigan Southern were nIm
The renewal OF tho NewYork Central war IN the Courts
by obtaining an injunction against the payment OF the
dividend upon the interest certificates is the beginning
OF another violent speculation in the stock tbs now I'M
dersood the Company intends TO apply 10 the pres
ent Legislature legalize the strip Issue The vanous
steps taken accomplish this end will be used by the
cques operating in the stock to advance and depres the
proes The operations today the center OF Interest
20 the neglect o the balance Of the market The opening
transactions were made at 1884, selling aferward at lo4t
lc2a 1854 1914 1854 162 l6 lC22 l62 closing at 1923 OD
The transactions enormous, and largo blocks o.
changed hands The street are entirely beioggeu
the present manipulation, and prudent houses de-
cline TO deal 1t.
Messrs. Puieston. Raymond & Co. report the oiO'iDs
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
SHIFTING IAIALLiGENCE.
PORT or sEwIoRK.....-..................M.rshaA "a

PORT OF NkW-lORh...... .Msrch n
CLEARED.
WenA- Panvrs Watson Iyerpooli
Fsh k~. bermuda; Nicara Bake
rsn Nsr,k Point aud RchnOgd Dso Johnson POrtand
Gen Barnes Morou. Savannah. .
Cook Tailor klino5r for orirp; Enterprise MddsR
Cr0nsislt, Coursrr Dckey. Bordeaux
BhsRobu Douglass Sagaai Corn NSon Rendosi Delmont
ncs Coehrane Leone, L. u Knbah Lunt MsanIas BO
gotta Ross Aspiuwa Fea EBrry, td liammug BId Ssysa
isuntspor; harmoby, Robinson. Mianlts
seh.-George Hoichks, BarAet NssLonon; Mary Brewer
Pease Bnsfon We,gt- Fall River; stampede Brsgdop
Brunswck lyros, Bot0; Fsnk Howard. Brit, Baths
S,ragsa Cbarlrstons f Sutb. BabAdoesl O. E
Mronvi Fletcher llrne Ban Nassau, e. Mcdonald.
Baker Nprk Copsuon Su h aanshi Arrow, MeDoahd.
Halifax Is, elyn BarG,r stanford
..... ARRIN ED.
Steamship Ellen s. Terry Bearse Nesbern N. G., mdse.
Steamship lsaac jen. Bourne, Rlehna'nd, aud
Chase MaIaian MeKco l2l days. brazil wood
Barb Arthur KiusInsn. MeaBs. Havana II DAYS sGgaE
Brig Newtai. ST. Anus Say Ju, via Bermuda
Bng Mary geshon Gay, DAYS Sailed
pzny with brig Manposa. for PhilsdephtA
Davis Carlenas IL d'ys Eoasses Sailed 10
compsay with barn Saneho PanEa Esr New. YORK.
Big Kossack Elliott, Caibariea u days sugar.
schT. A. T. Ames, Ames, HaFaua IL DAYS. sugar
scHoosEks-KyER AspCoAsrwtsE
Daniel Webster KIabethport IAnBAb T. Chase BAbe,hport
Judge Rnnvon, ri hbehport Jas Baehanan BhIahethport
Sslhe T. ChaTiEe, Bh1Abehpo khas Phsa RAIabethpoFt
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March 2Arved bark Abby Bacon from hessna Beleu
ship John Clark, from New Orleans
HoIMEss HOLE, March 2-Saed steamship
AaAnta Blew Croeks kiea Nancy Hyena Jaha Parsons
Nldhe nRd Yosemite.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPoslT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping. and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds, in
cluding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages Wills, and Dia-
monds and valuable Jewelry of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank In their bnilding WHY Ht once
convince all parties interested that the most perfeeE
,ttanable security has been reached, and at an ex
remely moderate annual cost to each individual dc
positor The officers viii take pleasure in showing
the vanlt on applicatlon.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
m and R.s..a bond a, ,. and sa. .e 70, Nay y-.. .sd

July. ....---.. 2 u.
ltCK--Stli very dali; job lots Csrslna st l1slc
ss AID The marl,l eks the nse oi
eriay. hut i aver; mir ~ good ketnhg iEfGI1S es
bh at i2dt25e l35G4ac for Per0 hco h~nhee
steady II l7aSie for HAMS ...o.
sFRps(irass srt ar. qaet 5c Clover and 80 o1
Rosb Flax selling - '5@ ~ " Saca,ta
linsed remains ate ps qaot W y g"h
srBARN-Ts market Qiet and prices are OomnA at i'@iSi 70
hAd. and lam.
TALLOY-The market nodaev active and stssdT IS 1t9hae
WSkY-The market quiet aud small sales al s'e
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
pISSENC Els 1RRIVFD.

FROM HAvASA-rn steamship Esgs Mash 1sLMrs ~ scaSsO
T. MeMahou p Crawey chhirea Coppey children and
servant Euaa Casauas H. K Mendoza Aess Clemens and
wife Iiorato Smons and wife H. w. Bt aud wife, HeTnandor
vs and etrn Rafsrl Castor child aud servant Far
cade Paul IVan Heron, Trbs,, Wm Walker yosar
oeph Muller Hughes A. LahendsI T. Mason Jose FeIrAr
Ar,aa ruken EBeresa. Pslo iysso Francisco Casis Wn
chJ W. shybOs Panl Nans ITanesseh yshe
Jo Rapscs Frederick Rspscos Carke W H. Starooek William
MeCaun Leon Grauaw Alfred Jlon Frncsco Cssnas Anouls
Boeutes Bahsn Viseute Garcia Miguel Daraz Is one
Oren Ed
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

gessS and Raiiroads :.
M.pca hnshl 20hnsh wheat $50 bush Mali
an S 90, sd ish Beans bills Corn Meal 3s bags Con-
Meal 0sS nb Fur Cotton 9i9 oh Rehaed Petroleum
hhs Tar l0l bhS Pitch tu bbl~
Ro.n 65 Pork pigs Beet 75s pigs Cat Ms 70 pigs
lard IA pkg, Ashes pkg< Stsn 1o pigs Butter. Isl pkgs
1b.s. nEg Taog 40 kEs Lard OIL q psgs Dried Fruit 2C
pr,,s Hogs ns OIL Cake AZ ibis Copper 5s bb whisky
"a M Egg W sles Wool ls bales Hemp 25g hsles Hops l6I1
S aer 7s Hides s2 bhls Hides ls7 hhis Tobacco l4 boxes
AID Tobacco 81 pkE~ Ree % osgs Peanuts H- ID
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pane arriving al THIS port are 20
deliver the NewYok Associated PreSs only 70
perors exhibiting the wniin authority Of W smonou vsnsfsi
packages Tor the Journal Of Commerce. I
World Erpress EUatHg Posi- Commercial ddcT taat'
ZnHg YORKER Journal sud Nc Yorker Dtpso1Tas shS4N A'
be delivered only % The persons
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
GoparirtrsHip aOtius.

No - wiLnlsFr.. NEwYoRK March ~ 1859
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that EDWARD
~ aIFXANDRR pUER apd JAMES GORE KING DuEk
PARTNERS 10 our hrn. JAMES q MINUS sONA
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tweeu CHRIST OPHKR PINE snd JAMES MORGAN anJer the
6r MORGAN Attorneys aud Couus,oD al Law.
olrsd by mutual oarut Mr. MORGAN conducts The %
CHRISTOPHtR flNR,
JAMES MORGAN