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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-30
FROM BOSTON.
BosroN, March 80.
Supposed Wreck.

A lot of wreck stuff has worked ashore at
Monomet, Cape Cod, which leads to the sup
position that some emigrant vessel may have
foundered in the bay during the gale of Sun
day night. 1t consists of fifteen bed sacks
and pillows, meat and vegetables, short pieces
of candles and a cabin door. The sacks were
made of bagging W it'll wide stripes, and stuffed
with straw, and variously marked Nv. g."
81. N, NJ. Delany," and Jenkins & Co..
Suicide.
Mary +. Jones, 10 years old, shot herself
to day in the Florence House, Howard ST.,
was taken to the hospital and will probably
die. Disappointed love was the alleged
cause.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.

BY the Western Union Line-Offices Granite Bank
Building and the State Housed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-30
Shooting Tackle of Every Variety.
Blasting Powder.

The best quality and largest stock ever kept in
this market For sale at Factory prices. Country
Dealers supplied in any quantity or quality at dis
llAn.lN
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CHARGED with Murder.

John and Thaddeus Gilifeather, brothers,
were arraigned to-day and committed for
trial, charged with killing John Hanly in re-
cent bar-room fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-30

They are now putting in and keep constantly on
hand the largest and best selected stock of all
goods in the above line in the city, and resolved
to make it for the interest of the people to buy OF
them.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
NsURRECTION IN MARTINIQUE.

OUTBREAK AMONG THE NEGRO POPULATIoS-A
STATE OF SIEGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FORCE ORGANIZED-SANY INSURGENTS CAP
TURED OR KILLED.
The brig Virginia, from ST. Pierre, Martinique,
brings direct news to the sd nst concerning serious
Outbreak in the southern part Of the island on the 22d
ult The arrival there OF the Of the cspitnlaon
at Sedan and the proclamation Of Republic in France,
was made the pretext for a general uprising The
his nine sons who have already given the Govern
ment great trouble. Bands OF negro Insurgents ac-
cording to the OBfeia Journal secured the country
armed with guns picks pixies, swordcane sticks and
stones and carrying torches set fire to houses and mills
aud caused general devastation wherever they Went
The Governor NJ DE Losne at Port de France appealed
TO the inhabitants form volunteer corps and que the
immedstely came forward st. Pierre furnishing
The Governor then issued The fopwns
Marin sainte Aimee, Riviere salee Ducos. Lamentin,
RoSsr lPGM sPGs Mans saas'f e and
day. the 24th, the detachment formed at st Pierre ar
tsesmants f % rspiay folSwea The combined forces q
promptly put an 70 the piilass and incendsfs@.
dence Of Mesne about 10 miles from the scene of
the outbreak which had been pillsged and WAS then
were overcome, losing 1s killed and wounded and 20
prisoners. During the engagement capt Emile Konanet
afterwar hours after the foregoing encounter
the troops from Rvere Pi'oe, and SAINT Esprit ogether
with the volunteers surrounded La Royale and made so
prisoners among whom seven chiefs. The insur-
gents, finding themselves beaten at all points, became
them being captured large number Of them endeav-
reach the English Island Of 81 Lucia but were cut
had been armed and guard the st. Lucia channel
being efectually queled the Governor on the
@ n ihs rnsIeaders Since the outbreak 200 men
have killed and $50 have been taken prisoners and
ere be os s eneS ScSaFs vSpe G bad
with $50 men board TO duell the disturbances The
people going back to their work. and confidence is
generally restored.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

rlIR BURNING OF ST. CLOUD CHARGED TO THE
PRUssIANs -NTRENCHED CAMPS TO BE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Defense AT
LYONS.
Tours, Friday, Oct. 81, 1870
II is is positively asserted here that the Prussians
sred the Chateau of ST. Cloud to conceal their dep
relations The citizens of st. Cloud charge that all
Che vauables in the place had disappeared before the
Gre broke out. The Government here has appropri-
sted 900 francs repair the buildings of Chateau
dan and as a testimonial of it's heroic defense.
II is stated that leading military engineers are TO
tm series of intrenched camps in which new
troops will he drilled and formed into corps ddrn6e
Even the National Guards will be obliged to pass Q
certain time in these camps
Orders have been issued 10 supply Lyons with
provisions for 200 men for two months.
NJ Theirs has arrived in this city. Gen. Bourbak
and staff passed through Rouen today on their way
70 Lille NJ. Testelin Commissioner from Paris to
The Northern Provinces, has resigned. The Steele
says 200 chests of arms have been received at Cher
touIg FROM England
The Papal Nuneio and the Colombian Minister are
Unable 10 leave Paris owing to the refusal OF the
PrusslsHs to permit any passage through the lines.
Vietor Hugo has declined the request of the Gov
sDment 10 stimulate the provinces"
NJ. Keratry, recalled from Madrid, arrived here TO-
Day. The newspapers say he is to have an important
military command VI. Keratry did some brilliant
srvise in Mexico while in command of forces organ
ned TO oppose the guerillas
number Of volunteers from the United States
who arrived by the steamer Vile de Paris, received
~-dsy their arms and uniforms. They to be en-
toyed as Francstireurs, TO operate in the rear of
he PIussIan armies.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

=. MAJOR Henry Asbury U. s. A., died on Wednes-
day, IN Jsetson,ilIe, Ill, Of ParsiJh. A., -
Tbo California Medical Society recently re-
su,.d 10 admit ,om,n a. members Of the Association
The earthquake in Quebec threw down se'eiai
chimney. and .o persons injured by falling bneh
The Jury in the famous dress-lnakihg SUI. 10, %,
Olivia p Fiu, All Albert L. Coid.en Boston, has i'A's ~
giving plaintiff y lls ~. =, IL.
"A Jubilee was held in ST. Lonls iast eteni,s ,s.li
d, The Aoe.ton of Churches nov 10 seoh n'
heinz bs l,b yrsr since The landing Of the Pgnn FHhef.
The First National Gold Bank OF San Francisco eis.
80. of. ss o II. mS tol Ibe ndtuton sl opeh % Jse
!, 1871. 49,,
The "Crispin" Association intend TO- ea.,. ps,t% ~
n,., OF s.shasc for All
mIuuf.ctorss on the prpcpc which The State h"' "'o'''i
ryrl - rLlroNh- .. n.-.-
1t is reported that the steamship 0 ~. hsc
10 Boston aIl ld'sfPo e
I,iog bl AZ Boston tine has beeh ciAIi " .s
Res York Bremen She vii leave Tor view io' W '''
~ The Governors ot Wisconsin i ' o'in,, Con-
s,hr,.s K.n,a. .ur Michigan have un'd In ''hN s
,nion o latsna polls the zh e Nos1 o .,I AZ. 70,
pose of osn.denug ali Ia-suans pertaining 10 -. i,
.n, ,t ports dsbArtation AMI pons ih'a -
Inn protection While In ifan.ii '' !" F'''~
l,,os =, '.as,-~ u -iD bss gsnsi' iucs sh'e
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
REPORTED RECALL OF THE AMERICAN GESEI
As-A NEW PRusslLN InAN-MnvEMRk1

HPORTED RECALL OF THE AMERICAN GESER-
ALs-A NEW PRUSsIAN LoAS-MOvEMESTs
Of TIE FRENCH SQUADRON.
LONDON Friday, Oct. q, 1870.
Ii is reported that Gems. Burnside Sheridan and
Forsyth have received orders from the Washington
Government to repair to London at once The
Cologne Gazette, which publishes this statement saws
Nat owing 10 the suggestions Of these gentlemen,
Minister Washburne has been forced TO demand
hpsrsiOn for frequent arrests of Americans spies
The Stats AaSegeT adyertises the issue Of 65OOOOO
oalers three and one-hslf per cent payable in six
hmths
Aletter from Hayre reports that British Legion
sbming for the assistance Of France, and that
sVere measure ares proclaimed by the Prussians
Aainst foregn found III the French side.
4 French squadron seen of HeHgoland Tues
"a evening, FROM Cuxhayen, steering westward A
fanburg dispatch of tO-day's date reports that
''tliDg has since been seen Of them.
Count BcTnstofi the Prussan Minister, has not
"ttl recalled from England.
Ihe German steamer Westphalia Of the Hamburg
American line is still at Leith awaiting orders.
oDlY 20 u the citizens Of 6uasbouR were killed
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Gulf House at Pleasanton, Kansas was
bu bed Thursday Los *l0"n
Nelson p. Sanstadt has been committed, In
Bos,op for the murder Of his wif. on Wednesday at
Edward II. Howell has been indicted, at Au-
su NJ, for the Of John Latin in Hao~e, s "etf
Advices from Fort Garry state that the small
po committing sysges the Indians IN the NohWat
The parsonage house of the Unitarian Society
North Ando,er yesterday loss seo insured *A
Charles Appel has been convicted In New.
Haven OF the murder brother The murderer VII be sentened
to-day. -
90 =. Greenwood shot and killed George MUS
set, in Cottage Grove Douglas &C., Ill., on honssy oehNoV1 IN
oBstody
"A fire on Fremont-st., San Francisco on Thurs
da DESTROYED three large mills and nine other bmLp "H"
tls yershod In the flames LOss over ]Ia"S1
-. The steamship Favorite, Capt. Davidson. iyine
Bston nearly Destroyed by nfe Af
ing She Davidson and osh.s ana vas fuV
injured. 81. formerly belonged in Hew-iors.
.... The saw-mills on the 81. Anthony side OF the
originated from he explosion oi nud lamp The nihs capable on
saving ~ 90 lumber yer day LOss 9l3VVV No ihsaI.Do'
llfee luniTsl man thrown out Of employment
>... The brig &. T.. Kelley Of Philadelphia, from
fsrald "a Fds for pn into New Bedford Oct 20 having
when 81 Bocs lsI fO gsD and oftshi
gsP. Ia hluy the ss seameu all belonging
ieii the
uERt lT9b'n Jh< ctAsU tcSJY3 nIuIto
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DlSrhiohEo.
M. w. Balfe, the musical composer, died
in London yesterday; age %.
The exploring steamer Artic, from Dayis's
Straits, has arrived at Dundee
.Mazzini has been ordered by the Italian
Government to remain In Ieghorn.
The LIVERPOOL Board of Docks have AS
signed the Holy head Telegraph line 10 the Engh'h "o'
ernment.
The ship Odessa, with cargo of petroleum
from New York IL stranded at the mouth of the "eser
Her crew has been saved.
Dumas pere is lying mt small town near
Dieppe lnsens6le and dying from parsiysis his son
and daughter are with hln
The Roman Catholic Bishops OF Great
Britain have issued protest against tho aso Gt ,ne
Italian Government In occupying the iapal territory
The ali upon all good Catholics tO form
10 protest aganst the treatment OF tDe rope anu y.
pare documents the subject whloh may po mauo 'ho
basis Of an appeal 10 the British Parliament.
The Pal Mall Gdsstte, referring to the me
appointment OF the Hon. o. Morton as Munster 10 tne
Court OF 1T. James, says: thorVnsly ~ E
nersoo "a seeced 10 represent the United States In IN
riand and n first tn bully and next 10 threaten
war This incompetent person hesltates propaog pr pr.
ferrIng q domestic skirmsh with the Delnocfa's " va"
with England" -.
The Pail Mall Gazette has an article on
the control OF the telegraphs IN whlch
adduces facts and figures 10 show that tnr
t.leeraphng has declined since the fosta
assumed its management. IL says the csumateI IN he
budget Of fbe chancellor Of the Exehequer are pseu
the event So far realizing the prom oI ~
redctad bv Nr LAVE from the Telegraph service, ho
Government will be fortunate II the reccP'' P' "'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
A NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
PROCLAMATION FROM THE president

PROCLAMATION FROM THE PRESIDthI
WASHINGTON, Oct. H.-The following proc
lamation OF the President lie published to-day:
Rkereas, 1t behOoves a people sensible Of their do
pendenee Almighty, publicly and collectively to
their gratitude for His favors and ercies
and humbly to beseech for their continuance; and
Whereas The people OF the United States, during the
year about end have special cause to be thankful
Tor general prosperity abundant haryetts, exemption
from pestilence, fereign war, and civil strife:
N0tr therefore, be IL kQ01H That Ulysses b. Grant,
President of the United States ooncurng in any similar
reconme ndaions from chief magistrates OF States do
hereby recommend to all citizens meet in their respec
tive places OF worship THURSDAY, the oath day OF
November next there TO give thanks for the bounty OF
God during the year about 10 close and TO suppcae for
its continuance hereafter.
In witness whereof have hereuno set my hand, and
caused the seal Of the United states TO be affixed.
Of Washington this 2st day Of October IA the year of
eight hundred and seventy and OF TIE nd
p.Bden Of Uuited sta;et the ujnety ttb
u. s GRANT.
BY the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary II STATE
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
r.Trsr MI rrARy OPERATIONS.

LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS
xnB SITUATION AT ORLEANs-THR PRCssiANS
MAKING NO FURTHER MOVEMENT TOWARD
ToURs-UHLANs CAPTURED.
LONDON, Friday, Oct n, 1870
Contradictorv ruu,ors are circulating in Tours to-
aav concerning the movements of the hostile armies
on the Loire but the general impression is tnat Inc
Prusians are retreating, and that large force is
marching on Normandy where there are fewer troops
q oupose them The French army of the Loire IN
,.mu is improving daily. The officers are extremely
,;corous in enforcing discipline, and many soldiers
have been shot for disobedience of orders The men
are now in fine condition and spirits.
French scounts near Blois have taken o number Of
Ihlans prisoners. The Prussians have evacuated
Neung and Beaugency.
Adspatch from Versailles states that the Parsians,
on Wednesday night, shelled the Prussian outposts
without cessation. They had also shelled Meudon.
band of Francs-tireurs brought into Nemours
sght Hussars, captured out of foragng party, the
rest of whom, with their officers, were killed. A
hOdy Of the enemy has crossed the Seine, and
marched in the direction of Msgny.
The Department of Somme has been declared in a
ate of siege and energetic preparations have been
made at Amiens, the capital for defonse. force Of
5000 Prussians, which was advancing on that city,
has returned TO Breteuil
On the 18th German detachment occupied Mont
sidier, capturing four officers and 17S Guards No
hlea The Prussan Commandant Of stenay was
forced TO retire from the town the 11h by sOrtie
from Nontmedy.
force Of 5000 men under the Grand Duke Of
Necklenburg, with 10 guns is marching on st.
Quentin.
A Prusian attack on Bourges is probable, as that
Ity has large arsenal and several founderies.
Dubost. the delegate from Paris to Tours, who
snded near this towu in a balloon barely escaped
hning within the Prussian lines He gives further
PARTICULARS of the late fight near Paris of which he
nys he was informed by Admiral Moquet just as he
vas about to ascend at Paris
"Tbe engagement took place ON the 18th, and was
resumed on the 18TH near Fort D'Issy. The Prus-
mans in force, the evening of the 17th attacked
The redoubt of Hautes Bruyeres, lssy, and were
rpused. With redoubled forces, they renewed the
attack at / O'clock the next morning, but after a
three hours struggle were again repulsed. M. Du-
bost says in all the recent conflicts around Paris, the
French have had the best Of it. The activity Of the
ritiEens was prodgious Paris was making Is mi
trailleuses per week. 100000 cartridges daily, and
sannon and munitions in proportion"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER o. 1870

and that before the time of the attack witness
indesoh OF any intention the part Of any OF the
Cadeie 70 cause any difficulty with Cadet Smith
cadet r. B. RobertsOns resembled that Of the
previous witness although given under the
OF natural timdity he saw Smith strike Wilson four
blows TO the best his recollection witness had
spoken nor quarreled with accused.
Cadet H. NJ. Andrews gave version like the preced-
Ing one: he was eye witness TO the contest the
blows exchanged and cadets rushing TO the spot Smith
bad pushed the pail against Wilson In an angry manner
A frequent intervals during the day the room was
cleared and the Court went into brief secret sessions
over disputed ponts At O'Clock the session adjourned
salute Of II guns in honor Of Gen Howard, fired
from Battery Rnggold.
Iieut-Col Parsons did not volunteer counsel for
Smith but aoceded 10 the desire Of the Court to act in
that capacity,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The Ninth Ward Reform Rife Club has
contributed s2S7 to the German Patriotic Fund
The proceeds of the German patriotic ladies'
fair held IN Brooklyn, 4. D., amounted to A,e57 &c.
Emil Sauer Treasurer of the German Patri-
otio Aid Society OF this city reports subscriptions
amounting TO $17S,s36 %.
The receipts up to Thursday night at the
German Patriotic Ladies' Fair the armory OF the 37th
Regiment, were t29,320 40 A number OF contributions
were received yesterday. The attendance was large
last night
The German patriotic subscriptions received
by Dr Johannes R0sng, North German ConsulG General
at this port the past week amounted TO $2 S5 total
subscriptions received s26S76 "a; remittance 10 the Cen
tral Sanitary Commission at Berlin yesterday, 5000
total remittances, $4,000, gold.
The German Patriotic Ladies' Fair, to be
held at Brooklyn win be opened at the AtheDem the
8th of mouth, and last about week The ladies
who will hold the Fair have been successful In their col
lectons OF goods and money the latter amounting to
about $500 The goods will be received at the Germania
Hall FROM the lst to the 7th OF next month,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.

Letters from POrt-auPrince by way OF st.
Thomas addressed responsible parties render it probs-
BILE that Baez sssassDsted Such an occurrence
would naugurate another revolution in the Island OF
San Domingo The letters were written az Port al-
Prince Oct & at the last moment Of closing the malls
They state that has disappeared from ba DOMINGO
1ity whether he has fed or assassnated Ia a. yet
uncertain One writer alleged that Baez has committed
suicide on account of the withdrawal OF the American
crate and The embarrassing position into which
he had fallen thereby. Another says: "a depuation
has st arrived 10 wait upon Mr. W. DemODe TO request
him 10 accent the chair aud he s now In my
house waiting to receive the deputaon. ] can say no
this IL the last moment TOT the mall ihee sio
great rajocings among the Cabral iactlOn
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
ITALY.

TIE DAY FIXED FOR VICTOR EMANUEL's ENTRY
INTO ROME
FLORENCE, Friday, Oct. Al, 1870.
Minister Silla assured delegation of the
ctsens Of Rome to-day, that he would apprise tho King
OF the desire OF the Romans 10 receive him In their city,
The harmonizng Of the laws Of the Roman States with
those Of the Kingdom he added, required time, and he
had every reason to hope the work woud be completed
without prejudice TO the institutions OF Rome The 28h
Of October has been fixed the day for the entry Of
King Victor Emanuel into Rome. The Roman Provinces
are be consolidated into one, with five Prefectures
FORMAL DISSOLUTION OF THE ECUMENICAL
COUNCIL.
ROME, Tuesday sOct 81, 1870
The Pope has formally suspended the ses-
son Of Ecumenical Council the ground that there
had been sacregous invasion Of the territory of the
Church, which might prevent the freedom OF action Of
the Pope and the Fathers.
The Jubilee proclaimed In honor OF tho Council how
ever, is not suspended.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

LIBERAL REFORMS URGED FOR CUBA THE DUKE
OF AOsTA AS THRONE CANDIDATE.
MADRID, Friday, Oct. al 1870.
TOpete's newspaper organ here advocates the
granting Of liberal reforms to Cuba Immediately, and
urges the Government to seek glory in that direction
Prim. though visited by CASTELAR, and Others makes no
disclosure Of his policy intentions.
II 10 reported that the canddature of the Duke OF
Aosta for the throne Of Spain has been definitely
cepted
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
at tho bombardment of that city. Strasbourg has
again been opened to railway traffic, Trains now
arrive and depart regularly.
BURNSIDE'S MISSION UNOFFICIAL.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUHBl


LONDON, Thursday, Oct 2o 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Berlin sends dispatch dated 10th inst "All Gen.
Burnsides work is purely unofficial and unauthor-
lied by the American Government letter from
Burnside says that he fears it s all up with the
French, though the men he saw seemed calm and
determined. He adds, Il saw only the surface He
considers that no frcsh negotiations likely for
some days.
II am able to state on high diplomatic authority
that Bismarck has set his face against general bom-
bardment Of Paris. His present plan is to take
several Of the forts and let hunger do the rest"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
lGENKRAL PRESS pIsPATCR.

The President to-day appointed the following Iudian
Agents:
Woren Oho Orlando r. Pser Of Illinois a. New
John Cntehow OF Eew.York Utah L. ID. Williamson Of
the District OF Columbia at New herco TheOpolus Gnnh Of
Illinois for the Choctsws and ChicssaNA
The following Customs appointmen were made today
George H. heCsum and Thomas s h nigh. lnpecton San
Cal Bsy,and Curtis Pes and james A. Lucas In
spectors Dupuy Night Inspector; Nathan Kn,J stoIekeep
TAYLOR Rohmp, Y. and WAlhrun,
Clerks the New York Custom House,
Senator Mortons friends he VIII decline the mission
~ England II he has not already done so.
The Republican Congressional Committee arc receiy.
ing encoura gpg accounts the States in which cleo
tons to be held They gay they did better in the re-
elections than they anticipated had reason to
pect when the canvass opened. The Committee con
tinue TO send out documents, having dispatched 6,o0
Yesterday, and quito az many to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE BELEAGUERED CITIES.
sAzAINE's PROPOSITION FOR THE SURRENDER Oh
HIS ARMY-BITCHE INVESTED.

hAZAINES PROPOSiIION fOR THE eUhhENDth Of
HIS ARMY-BITCHE INVESTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TBB TRIBUEBI
LONDON, Friday, Oct. 21, 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE before
Metz telegraphs this day: "The negotiations have
failed and the envoy has returned to Metz. Bazaine
proposed to surrender all his own army on the terms
made at Sedan excepting, however, the regular gar
fison Of Metz, which should continue to hold the
fortress This would release at least half the invest
ting army Won Moltke refused, because the garrison
thus reduced would hold out longer An entire sur
sender is expected at an early date.
"Bitehe was invested yesterday by 5000 men, with
heavy guns brought from Strasbourg. The siege
viz now be pushed"