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A Coon SlGN.-By references to reports
elsewhere it will b, seen that the Board Of
Health has repent,d OF its past folly, owned
its past errors, has opened new page in its
ledger, and that, its members evidently have
decided, shall be one "witlout spot or BILE n
ish." Yesterday, with powerful fat-mel.ing
interest present, it unanimously voted down
all propositions TO give these nuisances d y
of grace, and when Commissioner Ceccarlni
submitted an ordinance TO obliteratc the
nuisance for all time it went throu III withoa.
opposition, thou yh not without considerable
log-rolling. Strange to say, the veterans Of
The old and imbeciIe Board, BoswQrth, Bren-
nan and Manierre, fell into lae for the first
time and voted for the utter extinction of the
nuisance. The action of the 30 .rd of II ealth
yesterday is credtab!e to that body and its
distinguished president, WHO has a. len 9TH
learned that there is behind the Board Of
which he is the head q power he and his asso-
ciates must not disregard.
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The French Army CONTINGENT.

The French Legislature has, as will be seen
by our cable tele srams from Paris, been deeply
excited by the bate of the question OF the
army cont,n rent vote. Napoleon's Cabinet
asks for nine hundred thousa I'd msn instead Of
one hundred thousand-the la ter the number
which has been placed at the disposal CT the
Emperor Of late years. One hund ed thousand
men more or less, particularly when Inscribed
on paper only, would appear mere trile to
the greatest Of the military nations Of the
Old World few years since. France,
or the French people are, however,
coming 10 comprehend the economies both
of human life and industrial prOduc ion more
clearly every day, and hence the obj ec-ion to
the one man rule demand for the sustain
ment of the war force system. The objec-
tons of the people are argued sharper
and more sharply yearly, explanations
are required from the government and
eventually Francs will be forced by
public opinion to lower her war eayle5 AMI
turn her sword into pruning hook This
contingent vote debate does not show much,
however, as it is part of measure which Is
absolutely necessary in order TO rcyula tho
military draft contingent of the nations
nation which natures soldiers in such largs
Numbers yearly.
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thorohghiares, this pavement. or one equally
| as good, If that can be found?
Bat for the convenience of travel for the
mass of our business men and the people up
ana down town, we want solid elevated rail-
roads, with steam power. The horse cars and
omnibuses are altogether too slow and incon-
venient. The crowds seeking passage by them
al cer'ala times OF the day are 80 great that
1t is positive torture to ride in them
NO amount OF horse car accommodation can
supply the want, which is increasing from day
10 day. Besides, the time consumed in going
rom one part OF the city to the other is far too
much and eShausling TO the active community
OF New York Then the want of this accom-
notation is driving large population over
the rivers to New Jersey and Long Island,
winch is great loss and damage to the city.
Such solid elevated railroads, on arches,
could be made ornamental, and would add to
the beauty of the city. With magnificent stone
piers, wharves and docks, with splendid mar
kets in the rig git places, with improved paved
streets, with broad avenues cut through the
lower portion of the city where needed,
with our grand Boulevard round the upper
portion of the island, with our beautiful Cen
trail Park, with superb elevated railroads and
other improvements, what city in the world
in few years, could be compared with New
York? Let US hope that the new municipal
authorities will have the sense, taste and public
spirit TO carry out these much needed and
grand works. The city, business, property
holders and the whole community would q lin
by 1t, and the men in power would acquire
lasting fame.
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L r Up l. Z $ LII Z r Il
New York. Saturday, July 2, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,S HERALD.

FACE
advertisements.
2-Adver Use EMS.
1-Washlngton: New Deal OF Federal Ofices
In New York: Tom Murphy Nominated for
collector; The Tax Bill in the Senate
The income Tax Restored and Reduce Two
ana Tia Per cent: Pass &c by the House OF
the Fun lag Blll-NewarN's Waywald AL Ter
man-rhe eamshp Tennessee New York
Cty NeNs-lht jersey City Fire-PosLpone
ment OF tle Trot at the Fashion Course
asilon Course To- ay.
IL, role:' M. lryost-Pa ado and the French
MISS 10 Washington; The Reunion o
Sh lstendon Advocated in the Churches
Dat SUI OF Israel les in Rome-NapoeOn E
Lelter OF FRA ernity with Englan l-Mu Il
ana 1h' arlcal Notes.-The Reconstruction
committee Quarfe--A Remarkab g Bear Story
female Ia, g aiism--Ihe Race Against Time on
.ue MISSES ppi--The war or Yankee Fhlerne1-
Inc Chihese IN 'enlaSrs IN North Adams
r she men fatoiS NJ Grand Menan.
W hadian 'h'!eien ence Call Tor an Annexation
convention AT Niagara Falls f. urti OF July
bIofktm Clty NeWs-knSs Colnty SUPER
vl-ofs-The Water Fro t Additional Sugg s.
uo on me wharf and Pier q estion--per-
sohal Ia e'il2euce-Ihe National Game-A
nt9eai Spilie July FIRST me fiscal year
an onicl IN l9cs-fLgEt.ng tt the
Slol - CbeSs Natter New YORK CITY
'outts-oi 9uiar MISUNDERSTANDING Away
6-Eli oIla,s Leading Al cie on Improvements
IN New 10TH, NHat Is required Oh the Clti
Authorities Ann hent An oincem nts.
1-IeleeraphIc news from Paris or the word
Exciting Scene In ne French Legislature In
army contingent OF Eiace ana tne III iI,slr'es
oi the feopie; fariltne ltarV iTosIess III
IhRiah Inc &c ,oos QucstiOh III ia Z:
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A WORTHY MAN OF THE NATION IN Dis
TREss. Accounts from the little town Of
Tours, in France, report the temporary resi-
dence there, in humble circumstances and con-
Stunning under dangerous illness, of the hero
of Fort Sumter, General Robert Anderson.
Cannot Congress give some substantial token
of its desire to do something to smooth the
has accomplished so much for the AM erican
nationp 1t rtainly ought, and that too,
without moments delay.
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Canadian acknowledgements Annexstien
Meeting oh Independence Day.


We publish to-day call for an Annexation
Convention, to be held at Mia yara Falls on the
Fourth of July-Monday next Tho better
the day the better the deed. Although this
Convention Is called for the purpose OF pro-
noting the cause of Canadian annexation to
the United States, yet it may be regarded as
twin movement in connection with that for the
independence Of the Dominion from the rule OF
Great Britain. From the tone of the royal
press II Is PLAIN that this independence project
springs from no temporary or ephemeral
impulse Of the people. The earnest cries for
''ind .pendence" uttered at the late meeting in
Montreal meeting called for another, If not
an entirely opposite purpose ffords evidence
OF that fact aad the nervous attempts OF the
royal press to bolittle or ridicule the affair
only display their own weax,e's AM give
more strength and confidence to the men who
shout for independence.
The fact is, the people Of Canada are every
day growi more and more Disguised with
the home government, in consequence OF the
manner in which their appeals for assstanc,
yhave been treated. Even one of the little
provinces away up on the Atlantic coast, il
appears, was not too insignificant to
receive an adnolition such as q equity old
father would give to lusty young son, from
Earl Granville, just because ii wanted few
soldiers to protect public property. If these
appeals continue it would not be surprising il
s.ingy and ira,cible old John Bull sho Id finally
resolve to tell these persistent and poverty
stricken olfsprinys to begone from his house
hold forever and cut them off without
shilling. Seriously, the clouds that
begin to surround the experiment Of
carrying on government for the Do
minion of Canada look portentous. Tley
will continue 20 ''gaher, gather" until
they overwnelm tho entire armament and then
the glorious rays Of Independence will come
like sun ,urst amid the darkness and aft prd
to the people Of Canada, with tae new light.
the blessings of liberty, peace and prosp Gritty.
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ONE or THE OLD SORT OF LABOR Movg-
MENrs-That at Killarney, in Ireland, yester-
day-Lbe foolish attem pt of a body of agricult,l-
raj workingmen TO destroy a number of IN ewing
machines. The attempt failed and Athe
rioters were dispersed. We had supposed that
these experiments of laboring men to suppress
labor-saving machines were long ago ended,
but we were mistaken. Nor are we sure that
this conflict against labor-savng machines is
over even in this country, though we hope SO;
because we hold that such machines are q
benefit to the whole community, including par
tcularly the working classes. Look, for in
stance at the sewing machine. 1t does the
work of ten needles by hand, and yet 1t has
ten times multiplied the work for sewing girls.
Considered in this view, the working classes
have everything to hope from all these nven-
tons which tighten and diminish Labor; and if
men are thrown out of employment by moving
machines in ireland there Is still ample room
and employment for willing hands in America.
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GENERAL GRANT EN- ROUTE FOR CoyyEOTI.
CuT.--Tbe President will arrive in this city early
this morning en- route for Woodstock, Conn.
President Grant believes in such time-honored,
old-faghio,ed institutions as the Fourth OF
July, and in celebrating such days in an appro-
pirate manner Accordingly be is betaking
himself to the LAID Of steady habits, which
claims TO be one Of the inventors OF 'our glo-
rious Fourth, and where an unusual amount
OF DO xder is annually exploded on the return
of tne evsntful day. Great preparations have
heen made for the reception of the President
at Woodstock, and the Fourth will be cele-
brated there with az JUNCTION never before tali
IN the Nutmer St.ta
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THE NATIONAL DEBT-TwENTY- EIGHT MIL
LIONS REDUCTION IN JUNE.-The public debt
stateme 1t for July l. 1870, is one OF the most
remarkable exhibits yet presented from the
Treasury Department. The reduction in tho
national debt during the past month was over
$4,000, 900, according to the figures Of Mr..
Boutwell,, who, in the calculation, makes
allowance for the accrued interest. The re-
duction in actual figures, however, Is over
$2S, 600, 900. The reduction of the debt dur
ing the fiscal year 1S69-70 was $l0S, 952,4l0
The coin balance in the Treasury is now
$ll2, 76,04s, against which there is
1874, 547, 100 Of outstanding gold cert fcates.
The currency balance Is $2S,9i5, o67. With
reduction Of nearly 500, QUO, 600 during
the past year it is easy TO account for the
advance in the prices OF Eve TWEEN les abroad
and al home and for the failure Of the Boyd
Ketohum SPECTATORS for riAe in gold.
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THE PRESIDENTS LATEST APPOINTMENTS -
President Grant, among other nominations,
sent to the Senate yesterday the following -
Noah Davis, to be United States Attorney for
the Southern district Of New York; Thomas
Hillhouse, to be Assistant Treasurer, and
Thomas Murphy, to be Collector Of the Port,
in place of Moses ii. Grinnell, who is nomi-
mated for the position Of Naval Officer. Way
position to the other it is hard to say. During
the administration Of the duties of his Office he
has discharged the trust conided to his care
with fidelity to the government, satisfaction to
the commercial community of the city and
honor to himself.
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RED CLoUD's visit to his Great Father
appears TO have somewhat nettled the noble
savage. 1t is believed that he is preparing
for the warpath and that he will indulge his
native talent in cultivating scalp locks to its
fullest extent. General Sheridan reports the
posts on the frontier to be in wretched cOnd-
ton and incapable Of protecting the country
from the inroads Of the savages. A tilt On
the Plains between Little Phil aud Rod Cloud
appears inevitable
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CONGRESS AND WALL SrRErr.-It is hardl

CONGRESS AND WALL STRERT.-It is hardly
complimentary to the members of Congress
shat the Wall street markets should suddenly
assume buoyancy and activity as the time for
the adjournment of that body draws near. The
confidence prevailing in financial circles is the
result of removal of the dread previously
the currency would be enacted this session.
Now that only few days intervene to the ad-
journment the long-repressed speculative
spirit is again moving bulls and 'bears" for
an active campaign at the Stock Exchange.
Wall street promisest to be lively place in the
Immediate future.
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A SLIGHT DIsCRRPANCy.-rhe Commits
sioners appointed to assess tie value of the
property to be taken for Vanderbilts new
depo. reported it at twenty-five thousand dol
lars. Jud re Barnard. to whom this report
was made, assures the gentlemen that the
value of the property is at least three hun
bred aud seventy-fve thousand dollars, and
requests them to try again. 1t is well that
slch little discrepa ncies should be corrected.
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DOMINION DAY IN CANADA.-Ye sterday,
July |, was Dominion Day" in Canada. 1t
was celebrated, so far as we can ascertain
from our Canadian exchanges, by the suspen-
sion of one or two duly newspapers. When
will "Independence Day in Canada be cele-
brated in right good earnest, like our own
Fourth Of July?
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS ifTfMlM AN, EVENING.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth al
80 si-IuE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS. Matinee at 2.
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-PRINoE AaAEEL-TnE
POAguER-STFRI.
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p - rt
TnE HUGuESoTs. Matinee at ~
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-PRINoE AMAEEL-TnE
PoAouER-SrEEL CAPS.
wALLACk's THEATRE, Broadway and 18th street.
hIShIE'B LUCK.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty-fourth st-FER-
SANDE. Matinee at ,.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broedway.-Tny FIELD or raE
CLorH OF GoLD. Matinee az q
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENiG ERIE, Prosdway, cor
ner Tnirtieth sM nee daily Performance every evening
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2Ol Bowery-UScLE
TONS CABIN. Matinee at 3}s
MRS. y. y. CoNwAY's PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN
PIONEER PATRIOT.
THEATRE O)MIQf II. mf Prosdw,v.-CoNIo VOCAL
len, NEoEo Ac1s, &C Matinee at 29s.
KELLY a LIONS MINsTRELs No. 100 Broadway
FHow-Fsow-HolsE FLY DON'T TICKLE Me- &c.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, 7th av between bsth and
Is;b sts.-THroDoaE THOMAS PoruLAH CONCERTS.
TERRACE GARDEN. Finy-eighth street and Third ave
nue.-GRASD CoNCERE
APOLLO HALL. 2stn street and Broadway
PASoRAMA OF SCOTLAND.
NEW YORK scum OF ANATOMY SIS Broadway
6CIENoE AND ART.
DR. KAHNs ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 7G Broadway
SOtESOE AND ART.
Il RIPL Il $ LII 4 EFT
New York. Saturday, July 2, 1870.
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.wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and 18th street.
MISNIE'6 LUCK.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24

JUSTICES CLIFFORD AND FOX PRESIDING
SATURDAY.-Maiy W. Merrill VS. CITY of Port.
land The opinion of the Court upon the motion fol
new trial in this case was read this afternoon by
Jndge Clifford. Tue action was trespass on the case
brought to recover damages for personal injury sus-
tained by the fall OF the awning in front OF store No.
366 Congress street on Avg. Is, 1866 The plaintiff
was walking up the street when team, with high
rack projecting over the side, drove up and struck
the end board OF the awning and knocked it off upon
the plaintiff striking her upon the face I'd affecting
the nerves of the eye to produce total blindness
The case was tried at the September term 1869 and
the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $5OOO
A motion for new trial was filed, which was argued
in May last the detsndauts c lining that the verdict
was both against law and e iden e.
The Court held that the liability OF towns for in
juries received through defects IN the highway de-
penis upon the true construc ion of State statutes:
That the construction of those statutes adopted by
the hi h est Courts Of the st ate is as conclusive 1pon
the untei States Courts the text of the statute:
that under the statute OF Maine, construed by the
Supreme Court OF the State towns are liable only for
injuries caused soely by the defect IN the way, and
are not liable where, in this case the negligent or
unlawful act of responsible thi.d party combines
with the detect to produce the injury. Verdict set
aside. New trial granted.
A. Merrill. j. W. Symonds.
G. T. Talbot,
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24
TELEGnAraiU uTEws.

The poor asylum at Woodstock, Vt, was
burned eally on Saturday morning and a pau
per named Hubbard Bartholomew, was burn
ed to death in his bed.
The Prussian Gross Gazette says M THEIRS
proposed visit to the King at Versailles will
he frutless.
There is rumor in London that Turkey and
Greece have formed defensive alliance
against the encroachments of the western
powers.
Thatcher's barrel factory at Cleveland Ohio,
was burned Saturday night. Loss $25, 90; in.
sured one-half.
Prince Henry of Orange was enthusiastical-
ly received at Luxembourg on Saturday.
The British steamship Sapphire was strand
ed on the Florida reefs and became total loss
All hands saved.
The American brig Francis Allen entered
Havana dismasted.
The total population of Louisiana is 717O26
an increase since 1860 OF over 5000.
Six hundred French infantry are to be sent
to the French possessions il the West Indies
The French have formed three new military
departments with Gems. Bourbaki, Fierscu
Polhes and Cambrieus in command.
The rumors of revolution in Metz, a proc
lamation of a republic aud the assassination Of
Bazaine are pronounced untrue at Tours.
Garibaldi has organized his army of mobile
guards and Italians.
The authorities at Washington deny that any
arms have been knowingly sold to France OF
any citizens acting therefor. The sale of 400 00O
guns was made in strict conformity 70 the
proclamation of neutrality.
Springfield, Mass, felt a slight shock o
earthquake Sunday morning.
The French military authorities have hegur
shooting peasants who give information to tht
enemy.
Two inches of snow fell at Helena. Montana
sunday and the weather was freezing cold.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24
N e w HSs u K.
TtTr,v AMI rrrov>,xu


NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Adiutant Gen. Mo
Keever. of the D. partment Of the East, state
that the government is not increasing the mum
ber of United States troops in and near tbi
city, although the present force is very small
the total strength not being over 400 or 500.
Services in cOmmemOration of ihe life apG
character of Robert E Lee will be held il
Cooper Institute tomorrow evening. Peter
Cooper, Henry Grinnll, VIM Appleton ant
other we'll known citizens sign the call
Jefferson Davis and family left yesterday fol
the south.
Fisk & Gould gave $4,000 bail each at Pat
tersou, New York, yesterday for trial in De
cember, for conspiracy to break down loca
express Companies.
The difficulties between the Erie and Morri.
and Essex railroads concerning the use of the
Bergen tunnel were resumed last mig ht ant
all the trains on both roads were delayed more
than two hours.
The German war fund collections last weel
were $50 80. making a total of $173,935. o
WEIGH $14l $50 has been forwarded to Berlin.
There is consider able anxiety for the safety
OF the steamer Columbia hence for Havana
which is overdue but from which nothing has
been heard.
Mayor Hall given the St. Patrick's Alliance
Association $500.
Two thouland working men held mass
meeting in Brooklyn last evening to demand
the enforcement of the eight hour law, and
calling upon Governor Hoff nan to take i'm
madiate action to secure that end.
SEVERE STORM AT SEA.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-The steamer Moro
Castle, which arrived to-day from Havana, had
q very stormy and dangerous passage. On
Friday she encountered heavy hurricane
from the southwest to the northeast, lasting
eight hours, with heavy sea making a clear
breach over the ships fore and aft deck. A
load OF I0O barrels OF oranges were thrown
overheard to ease the vessel. The boats were
blown from the davits, the sails though furled
were blown from the yards, the paddle boxes
we're damaged and broken, the skylights,
binnacle and everything moveable on deck was
swept away and the cabin and saloons were
filled with water.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24
Superior Cnur,.

OCTOBER TERd-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING,
sATURDAY.-Court adjourned until Monday at.
ternoon.
The following cases have been assigned tor Justice
trial:
MONDAY, oCr. "a.
Nos 14o, 1s9. 247 25l 252 2b3 257 2e2 1885, 33, 3s2
1884, 1856, AIT.
TUESDAY. OCT. 25.
Nos 1893, 1914, zOs 2oe 2ll 22o, 222 22s, 22s, ss
800, 41s, 43O, 43s.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26
General motion dav for trustee disclosures, excer-
tions, &C. also for trial OF No 257,
THURSDAY. ocT'27
Nos 1876. 3s1, 332, 39., 404
FRIDAY, OCT. 2S
NOS III 202 24O, 27o, 1885, 297, 322, Se5 $780, 4O5
SATURDAY, OCT. 29.
Nos. 1876, 173, S97 ,4l4, 43l
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24
Ihs ioilowihs ase tbs seslhesn qu0sa.lops OF Rail-
Domestic " arkels.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Cotton steady; sales 200
bales; Middling uplands t6i a 163c. Flour quit
firm; sales 5000 bbls. State at 49, @ g. 20; Roun'
Hoop Ohio at Is @ 6 65; Western at 80 @ 675
Southern at So a e75. Wheat 1c higher; sale
1000 bush.; No. Spring OF 35 @ So for new
Winter Red and Amber Western at sS @ II
White Michigan at so. Corn quiet; sales 2a00'
bush.; Mixed Western 82y q s3c. Oars unchanged
Ohio at 54 4 hGtc; Western at 81 a BIC. Pork dull
new mess at 26 M; prime at p 90 a % so. Lard qu
ef; stem at 14i @ lS3: kettle at 16a az tic. Butter
steady; Ohio at 20 q 32c; Srafe at 26 q 43c. Whis
Key quiet; Western free at 94@ @ s5c
CH!cAGo. Oct 2,-F'our dull. Wheat higher; No
Sprng at o4a "a 1064 Corn higher; No. at 54sc
0ats-Nn. 2 frmer at 35ic. Rye quiet; No. 2 az 6Sjc
Barev dull; No. at S2sc High Wines duh a 49,,
provisions steady. Live hogs lower at 6 50 a 3O-
Beer Cattle dropping at 8 0o@461.
A. receipts 5000 bbIs fouI, 1910 bush, wheat
ao'OV 6ush. corn. 24.n00 bush. oats 900 bush rye
70 600 bush barley, 5000 ho s. -'0'
,,s mp bbls. -four, 5000 BUSH wheat
! ~ 81 0oO BUSH corn 10000 bush. oats -b bush rye
2,OVo bush. barley, &c % hogs '"'n' i'''
CINcINNATI, Oct. % -Lsrd at 16c. Bacon scarce
shoulders rib SIDES 1s}c; clear rib 19Ic Live
hoss hisner at " % @ $S %. Whskey dull at &c,
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 22.-Cotton active; Middlipp
upands at 152c. NNi"s
at 14sc. '''i''ins upH'nus
upands at 15c. -'''u'ns
CHARLEsToN, Oct %. - Cotton firm; Middine
upands at 14sc. s
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24

OCTOBER 1ERM-BARROws, j., PRESIDING,
SATURDAY.-The following cases stand for trial
Monday morning and will be disposed of in their
order:
261-Roberts vs.. Inhabitants of Portland
26S-Frost ct al vs.. Frost,
N1-Fr1st vs.. Frost ct ais.
298 Shove vs.. Deake.
299-Longfelow Winslow.
3l4-Tyler ct n. vs. Perkins ct als
32l -Deake vs. Hatch
Any cases which have been postponed for cause
and in which the parties come in ready for trial. will
be disposed OF in their order.
James P. Allen, libelant, VS.. Eliza M. Allen. Di-
vorce decrred. Cause, deserton and personal abuse
Carleton for lbellant.
George W. Stabbons, libelant vs.. Anna r. Stab
bons Cause. desertion, &c. O'Donnel tor nbellant
Sarah Stinso 4, libellant, VI. james Stinson Di-
vorce decreed Cause. common drunkard and de-
sertion. O'Donnell for libellaut.