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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, ID. e. Dec. q, 1869.
Captain George Atchison has been assigned to
duty as Indian Agent Of the Chippewa Agency, Mil-
nesota, relieving Captain J. J. Hassier.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Message OF Go vernon Haight, of California;
Hcavy Verdict for the Government In a
Revenue Case-CrHise and Wreck Of the
Orion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Q, 1909.
The message OF Governor Haight to tue California
Legislature Is published to-day. He congratulates
the people on their general prosperity since
the close OF the last session OF the Legis-
lature; commends the present school system;
says that an efficient militia Ii indis-
pensabe TO the proper enforcement of the laws
and to the maintenance OF public order; that the
total funded debt OF the State is a O00 exclusive
Of outstanding warrants or the Capitol fund.- recon-
mends the state 10 afd and facilitate emigration
from Europe and the Eastern States says the Legts
iatqre has power 70 prohibit Chinese emigration,
but Is IN favor Of the removal OF all barriers TO the
Chinese not only as an act Of justice 10 them but
OF the geological survey; that the Indebtedness
incurred by the State gcoiogi5t be PAID, ana tnat
further appropriations be made Tor the continuance
OF the survey.
The jury IN the case OF the United States 600
bags Sandwich Island sugar rendered verdict Tor
tine paintlr. Tne sugar was valued at 100000, ana
was seized for an attempted violation uf the Rove
nue. laws. The case Will be appealed
Further particulars Of the disaster to the ship
Orion nave been received. The crew and officers
were sick With scurvy Tor fccty-tve days and short
OF provisions for the same Icngth OF time. Tneir
sunerings were intense. On the 22d OF November,
when the ship was within thtrty-hve miles OF san
Francisco, they experienced q heavy gale from the
north, lost their SAILS and driven 70 the south,
when they made TOR San Diego. sOn her arrival there
the sick crew were Immediately landed and placed
IN u comfortable hospital.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, Dec. 8, 1869.
The specie IN the Bank OF England mas increased
f239, 900 during the week ending Saturday
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TIE SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Marine Reports.

Marine Reports.
LIVERPOOL, Dec Q, 1869.
Vessels arriving here from the South Atlantic re-
port vast numbers Of icebergs IN those waters.
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,klyn Navy Yard.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Tallapoosa left the Navy Yard yesterday at
noon for Washington ID. q. she aad on board two
lO0-pounder pivot guns and government stores.
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A.-Eor n stylish and Eie1nYS Hat Go to
EspENSCHFID, manufacturer lis NASSAU skrees.
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FRANCE.

Ocean Observation-Disclosures Crsnt's Re.
marks.
PARIS Dec. o. 1869.
That portion OF the Presidents Message relating
TO neutrality In the matter OF ocean cables printed
here to-day for the first time, great excite
ment.
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l2llCRAPnlC NEWS
AL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Opening Ceremonial of the
Ecumenical Council.
The Turkish Ultimatum Accepted by the
VicerOy Of Egypt;
Political and Religious Agitation
in France.
Je& Davis Confederate Bonds
Advancing in England.
ROME.
Opening Of the Council.
ROME, Dec. Q, 1860.
Tne ceremonies yesterday attendant on The open
Ing OF the sessions Of the Ecumcnical Council lasted
I've hours
The city has been entirely Tranquil.
The lluminations and fireworks contemplated last
evening, In honor Of the occasion, were postponed
on account OF the rain.
The Papal InfaIlibiIify Question.
LONDON Dec. 8, 1863.
Letters from Rome assert that the majority OF the
French bishops, including Monseigneur Dupanloup
and many Of the German bishops, viii oppose q
declaration Of the dogma of Papal infalibillty
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AInerirln Watches,
Gold and Silver for sale ny GEO. @. ALIEN as Proadwey.
one below Canal street.
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A.--E5ea6s .aasfaurosi.--yxhy Are Gray
beads so common even IN the fashionable wordp Simply
for Aaness detsrs of thousands
from using any OF the preparations lor coorng The hair
heneef0rwart this wf obvBacd. eHAboN'S VlfALtA,
OR SALVATION FOB fHE HAIR Look at ~ the light
shines through H. NhA. be mere clear shd free from
cioud peish tdDe Its work rapidly, enectuay and
admirably, req rolGcin.s Always the tint of nature
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IN View OF iie Deception Practieed BY Eaas-
ss Ia worthless Oroe and other spurious alton watehes
buyers ot gsaainc AMEsictN WATCHES shoud lnvAria-
BY demand q certificate OF genuiness.
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Christmas rs Coming. Ladies'. md IL Ynm
vsh beautiful SCOTS aud SHOES, TOILET SLxS INDIA
RuBBERS, a.vonize MILLER Co, No. Union SQUARE
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Iuyerrars Csoalxs, From 911 to s1S.-
O. b. CLARKE, Taor ia William street. aear Fulton street.
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Pairsicss Cures. Wksout Detention From
SnsnaA Tor Structures. Fsnia Plies, ntase Of ~ pey,s
veer osc Face and Person, by DR. LAkMONf author or
faIs London and New York Adviser ard Marriage
GudV." At IL Broadway, from 10 70 p. ~.
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Important Ellis Before the California Legis-
luture-Protecti0n Of Government Property
in San Diego.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9, 1859.
Notice has been given in the Legislature that bills
will be introduced to create Metropolitan Police
force Tor San Francisco to prevent coolie slavery
and project Mongollans.
1t is SAID that proposal is foot to abolish the
Board OF Supervisors vi san Francisco and create
democratic Board OF Aldermen.
troops have been sent to san Diego to look after
the government property there, considerable OF
which has been taken possession OF by private par
ties.
Flour unchanged. Wheat-Sales Of good shipping
at 81 52h. Legal tenders, 81.
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Cr;stad9nv,'s Uurivaiied Ha,r Dye.-Sold
sppsa ~ bis Wig and scalp factory No. 5Astog House.
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a New Eru Da., ned Upan .he World yyaen


IEALIss, INDICATED SOAP
With the u III Soap every vestgs OF ERCPIiON,
MOTH PATCE Tf.H FR, RINGW0k1, &C., vanshes from
like 10 the rising Moreover by its
dning powers revents the formation of wrinkles
bsnlshes them wnS present. Thousands, who Guring tho
thirty used this Soap, certify 10 this fact
one notable ns.a that of Judge Dodge Twenty
aro when la ,c9y nenced using this Soap he thin
tcnusted mortal 'is el OF pinpes that tne
up present lie used this Soap; alys
cakes at time aud hcnod the resut hf
hne, elem ssa ID plump face as aay man y e city Tho
euersaijng hey the bitter bl of
never inar paroncy. Prepared by De- GOURAuD,
IS Bond street, from sdS Broadway FIFTY cents
cake. Beware. OF worthless mutations.
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Observation-Disclosures spccissty. DIR.
FTrLEHS Rheumatic Remedy, 70t Broadway ires legally
warranted Prices reduced Sold BY all drug5ists.
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Royal Havana fscftcwy.~-prs-cs RAID tu esosd.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Douboons
"'u - >A'r THYI0R CO., Bankers, q Vel strce NY.
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democrats. Butter moved TO suspend the rules Ior
the purpose OF taking the bill from the Speak
ers table. Eldridge and half dozen democrats
were on their feet at once calling for
the yeas and nays. The rules were sus
pended and the bill was before the House.
Butler now moved concurrence in the Senate
amendments. Woodward, Of Pennsylvania, CON-
menced the filibustering by moving to adjourn
Eldridge thought he would kill time bv calling for
the yeas and nays on the motion Of woodward. At
this time there were just enough democrats in the
hall to demand the yeas and nays, provided
they all stood up to be counted. Woodward,
who seemed satisfied with the part he had
taken in the NATTER still his seat evidently in
pleasant doze while his brethren stood up eager to
muster all the strength they could. "Get up
get up' shouted Eldridge at woodward, loud
enough to be heard all over the hall. The command
ing tones of Eldridge and the hurried manner in
which Woodward jumped to his feet created general
laughter.
Impeachment Ashiey's Nomination in JeOp-
ardy.
The Senate up to the present moment, three
minutes OF twelve, have been discussing impeach-
ment Ashley, the candidate for Governor Of Mon
tara. The same old charges are made against him
and his confirmation is in great jeopardy.
Scenes i'm the House After Midnight.
HALF-PAsT TWELVE.
Sine my last despatch the House has been filibus-
terinp on motions to ADJOURN; many OF the
members have gone home; many who
remain are enjoying snooze in their seats;
many are smoking in the cloak rooms
many are drinking in the restaurants. About 100
spectators remain including six niggers and three
femaes, who are holding out bravey. What are
those three solitary females waiting Tor? Are they
watching the tate OF some favorlte bills?
Are they lobbyists? Are questions which no one
seems able to answer inteIigently.
THIRTY-FIvE MINUTES PAST TWELVE
Schenck has just been disturbed from coy
snooZe to vote some little private bill. He don't
seem to like it. Hamilton Ward is in delightfully."-
musical dream, snoozing vigorously in his chair.
Jim Brooks is haggard. Ben Butler has gone home
Vide awake members are passing through the
tellers. Schenck has got out Of his second snooze
and has made parliamentary point Of order. one
of the mysterious females has gone away, evidently
disguised with the confusion the floor or over
come by the clouds OF smoke from fifty or more
cigars in full operation from Congressional mouths
Albert g. Burr, OF illinois, is amusing himself throw
ing paper bullets payfully at his fellow members.
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f15Eisy tilscsLL ANE1uS ITEMS.

Al Geneva on the 21d ult. the International Asso-
ciation OF workmen held q meeting, and speeches
violent character were delivered ana the Marseil-
lase VAS sung.
The Prince Imperial OF France, accompanied by
hts governor aud several officers, alter Easter, will
visit the principal military schools and probably the
chief cities In the south OF France.
The population OF France, according to the bulletin
des los, during the last I'VE qunquea1nlsl periods
1857 36 1854; 1851, 37,3S2225 and 1866 3S06709i.
The residence of the prussian Minister at Berne.
General de Roeder was lately entered by robbers.
who decamped with $500. they were pursued by
the generals son, sword In hand, wno was shot at
by the burglars, but, fortunately, not hurt.
Accounts from Algeria state that during the latter
end OF March rain has never ceased falling In the
plains OF that country and snow on the mountains.
he harvest 10 In consequence expected TO be excep
uonay good.
Among the persons who have met their death in
the late events at Heres Is French engineer named
Paul de Fleuri, the proprietor OF a large -four mill
which he had set up several years ago. He was
struck by ball In his own house.
A PASTORAL OF the bishop was recently read from
the steps of the altar In the various churches IN the
Rhcnish provinces to the effect that all those read
ing the Augsburg Gazette evening edition., the Rats.
hon T,rgbtnn and the Ntueftberger Anzefger should
be refused absolution, as such was act OF sacrl-
lege.
The king OF Italy arrived in Florence on the alst
nit to receive the Austrian General Mpring, who
arrived to thank his Majesty for the congratulations
addressed to the Emperor Francis Joseph at Trieste,
by General Della Rocca. Count Cibrario mas been
decorated with the Collar OF the Annunciata.
The Finance of Brussels states without however
guaranteeing the correctness OF the assertion that
prussian company IL preparing to negotiate with the
the liue from Antwerp 10 Aix-a. Chapelle and that
the project has been officially made known TO the
Antwerp makcs the foliow,n" 91ssrvap,on Iii this
intelligence Il true we are persuaded that me BEL
gian government Will not have two weighs ana Two
measures but that Its conduct IN respect 10 tne irus-
sian company will be absolutely the same as toWarus
the French Eastern"
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LOUISIANA.
The Complications In the state Auditors
Once.

The Complications In the state Auditors
Once.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9, 1862
Afrairs ut the Auditors office are becoming more
mudded daily. The seventh District Court yesterday
ordered the books and documents belonging to the
AUDITORS Office to be putin the possession OF judicial
sequestrator, who was by the same order appointed,
Governor warmoh to-day notified said sequcstrator
that he would apply 10 the supreme Court for writ
OF prohibition from the exercise OF the powers
ferred by the seventh District Court upon the back
of the order OF the court. The Governor
made a lengthy speech reciting that both
Auditor wicklIfe and Saasige the Cover
nor's appointces) had been enjoined by the
Flftn aud seventh District Courts respectfully and
both punished for contempt In disobeylng the In
structions; and that therefore, there being one
authorized by law TO discharge the duties oil the
Auditors once, he had, by virtue OF authority
as Governor OF the state taken possession
of the paraphernalia OF the Auditors Office, and de-
clined to deliver them to the Sequestratcr appointed
by the Court.
Governor warmoth filed in the Supreme Court his
petition against the Sequestrator. Meantime no
business Is being done In tue Auditors Office.
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NEVADA.

The Fire Gaining Ground-The Mining Shafts
TO be Closed-The Bodies Yet in the Flames.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 0, 1899.
It Is reported that the fire Is still burn.
ing furiously in the mines at Gold Hill,
having broken out airesh this morning In
the drift of the Crown Point Company. IL IA
thought 1t will be necessary to close the shafts. In
order to smother the flames. Ten bodies vet remain
In the mines and IL IL impossible to remove them on
account OF the heat and smoke.
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The Chicago Times says that man shot down an
other n a Az or two since In cool hood In that city
and then comforted himself with the remark that
there was no hanging for murder IN ILLINOIS,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, April o, 1859.

WASHINGTON April 0, 1889.
On motion of Mr.. ScHEScK, repJ of Ohio, the
Senate amendments TO the Whskey and Tobacco
bill were taken from the Speakers table and non
concurrcd in, aud committee OF conference
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originally proposed by Mr. Dawes in the House, Civ.
ing the President 81 600 to be used for the pur
pose Of keeping peace on the Plains this summer.
The Cuban Question Discussed in Cabinet
Meeting.
One subject occupying the attention OF the Cabinet
to-day is said have been the proposal TO recognize
Cuban independence. 1t Is stated that the whole
matter was talked over thoroughly, and that the
comparison Of views among Cabinet members devel-
oped strong feeling favorable to giving the moral
support Of our government to the struggling patriots
of Cuba What this means Of course is susceptible
OF various interpretations. Some assert 1t indicates
determination TO speedily accord belligerent rights
TO the Cubans Others declare 1t simply means
that our government will refuse to prevent
the departure Of flibustering expeditions, while
others contend that 1t merely means that
President Grant will urge Congress TO pass
strong resolutions Of sympathy with the cause.
Whether General Grant and his Cabinet intend or not
take bold stand on the side OF Cuban lnde-
pendence, 1t Is certain some very high officials make
no secret of their desire that the lever faithful
isle'' should be recognized as entitled TO
belligerent rights One high official, who fits a
position second only to Cabinet officer said In con-
versaton to-day that he did not believe in any red
tape nonsense about Cuba. II he had his way he
would not only recognize Cuba but allow every
hlibusterng expedition in this country to go away
unmolested Cuba, he thought was IN o better con-
dtion now than the South during the late rebel
lion when beligerent rights were granted by Eng
land and France.
The Pacific Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mendati0Hs OF the House Committee.
There was full meeting OF the House Committee
on tie Pacific Railroads this morning at which,
after an animated discussion, II was agreed to re-
port the following resolution to the House, az the
basis OF joint resolution to be passed by the House
and Senate
Resolved Judgment OF this committee that pending
the investigation ordered by this House on the h day Of
March last TO the alleged eea issue OF United States
bonds TO the Central Pacinc Railroad Company OF California;
the sd OF March last more bonds OF the United
should be issued said company Tor work done east
Monument Point until the final competitor and accept
said road by the governments and that during The
pendency this investigation further bonds OF the
should be issued to the mon Pacihc Railroad
work done OF Ogden, or until the maj com
peon acceptance OF said Uln racine Railroad by the
Government provided that nothing contained in this
shall be bearing the question involved
the resolution o. the House 10
lines or the road, fraud alleged
therein.
The committee also agreed 10 ask the adoption of
the following resolution
Resolved, That the Committee the Pacific Railroad
such sub committee hey may designate, are hereby
authorized during tie vcaonat such times and places
as thew NAV for the purpose OF making the
inves Mch - and the ordinary and neces
Committee ana their CLERK shall be paid
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-05

TIE Temperance controversy in Maine bids
fair to be as bittp as the famous one in the 9th
century, betwen the Homo customs, and the
Homoi ousiaw We think we read in soma
book twentr years ago what the difference
was betwe6 these abominably- named Chris
tian sects out lost the comprehension of the
point twAty minutes after, and have never
known That it was since. But whatever it
was, ii was Just fine enough to have a big
quaryl over, that convulsed the world and
scarlalized the Christian religion.
me nearer together men and parties coma
teach other in creed the more virulently thew
ght. 1t is said that the lao don't care about
perry little things, and herein as in many other
respects it seems to differ from the gospel
which cares only for very little things. The
nearer man gets to us in doctrine, the more
angry we are with him for not coming the last
step. Having come thus far for conviction we
resent it if he don't come the rest of the way
for complaisance. 1t is the sinners at the
door Of the kingdom that get denounced from
the inside, while way-farers are allowed to 20
about their business. Temperate drinkers are
the auti-Christ of establishments, and snsta-
ble temperance men incur the hottest dis
pleasure of the constable temperance men.
Let us see if we can state the difference be-
tween us and the new little party that sprang
up in our midst last Tuesday. The Rspubli-
cans pledge themselves to prohibition and to
the laws that enforce it. The new sect pledge
themselves to prohibition and to the enforce
ment of it by co'asta6ula'y law. If it cannot
be enforced by constabulary law they init
mate that it may go the dogs, before they will
help it in any other way. SO we call these
men C0nstabalaries, and if they do not like the
name we shall be tempted to call them Homo
ousians or the other aohaf s-his-nGme
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Office Of Chief Quartermaster,

Office of Chief Quartermaster.
First District Department of the East corner Hons
1sso Mom and Green Streets New York CITY, June Is
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with a copy
Of this advertisement. attached to each, are In.
vited and will be received at this office until one
O'Clock r. NJ. July 26, 1862 for supplying the Qua
termasters Department OF this District with nine.
teen hundred and ninety-one cords ofmerc6antahis
hard wood 12s cubic feet and seven thousand tbir-
ttwo 70s2l tons t22i0 pounds) best quality anthra
such times at the places hereinafter named as m
be required prior to October 81, 1862 as follows:
Fort Columbia, N. Y. H., 25o tons stove and 1850
Fort Wood, Ny. H., 157 tons egg coal.
Fort Hamllton, N X H., 327 cords wood; s57 tons
Fort Wadsworth, N. Y. H., q tons nut. 112 TONS
stove and 253 tons egg coal. -.
WiIta;fs TSrt Schuyler yydr ny H s tons COAL a
tons egg, and 30 tons nut COAL y ~ -''
Dayid's Island, 2S1 tons egg COAL sa3 ps
Fort Adams, 4. L, 235 cords wood; 462 tons egg
Fort Trumbul Conn.,, 40 tons egg coal, 20 tons nut
West Point, N. r., PSI cords wood and 800 tons toms
oo Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y, 1870 cords wood and
229 tons egg coal. s-4
~. Watertown Arsenal, Mass 81 cords wood and 1sa
Fort Warren, Boston Harbor. 24o cords wood
roas r. Independence Boston Harbor So cords wood
Fort Preble, Maine, 1913 cords wood and sag toms
egg coal. 7+.A n 11311 4 y = - --oias
Fort Sullivan, Maine $50 cords wood a4
Inc wood is to he delivered on the wharyes of the
respective posts and the coal in the yards or places
provided for its reception at each post and paid for
according to the weight as certified to BY the Acting
ASSISTANT Quartermastcr at the place efdelivefy.
!, Bidders must state separately the price at which
tney Will deliver the wood and coal called for each
Oh Inc above named places Jli y7i@ li1
:, Eacn Diu must be accompanied by guarantee
sgneu Two Responsible persons, that in case the
Dlu is accepted and contract entered into they will
peaome security in sum equal to one-ourth Of the
amount OF the contract, for the faithful erformance
NO bid will be entertained that is not made in ac-
cordance with this advertisement.
Inc government reserves the right to reject ary
sTm1s or sl1s regarded to the De-
ss than for post, that may be deemed Of advan.
.s.sss aSs puolic interests. .--s-.l-----44-
Bids may be made and will be entertained for de-
liveing the coal and wood at any or more Of the
places named herein. - sssf sfs5. Is fi3ssll n
Bidders have the privilege OF being present at the
opening OF the bids. is3ss sAa
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
and endorsed Proposals for wood OF COAL" (as the
case may bel to whom application should be made
Tor additional particulars. ias8 s3ssssef
By order Of Brevet Major Rufus ingalls,, Gederal
Assistant Quartermaster General U. s. Army
and Chief Quartermaster Department of the East.
VIM. T. HOWELL,
Brevet Major and A. @. M. U. s. A., Chief Quarter
master 1st District Department Of the East. = 9fN
Z, June 2S-eod2w r .ss E