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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

LISBON, April lG.
The regular Mail Steamer from Rio Janerio
arrived at this port to-day bringing the de-
tails of the termination Of war in Paraguay.
On the first day of March the Brazilian Gen
eral attacted and carried the position of
Lopez President Lopez, +. Sochcf the Vice
President of the Republic, Gen. Caminos and
several other high officers of the Paraguay
were killed.
The mother, brother, and four children Of
President Lopez, Mrs. Lyna and many Off
GERS were made prisoners. A large quantity
of arms and ammunition was also captured
At the large advices, a treaty of peace is be-
ing prepared with the provisional government
Of Paraguay, which had convokcd their con-
stitutional assembly for the purpose.
MADRID, April lG
The Republican Journals of Spain demand
separation Of church and state, and that all
Priests or Bishops refusing to take the oath
TO the constitution be sent to Rome.
The Duke of Montpensicr who was ban
ished from Madrid for one month, has gone
to Seryille.
PARIS, April IL.
1t is now tolerably certain that the formula
Of the plebisctum bill will be, Do the people
assums liberty, placing it under the guaranty
of the empire amp dynasty.
Serious disorders have broken out at Oyar,
Portugal. There has been some fighting and
several persons are reported killed and
wounded. The rest of the county is tranquil.
LONDON. April lG
A collision occurred to-day on the London
& North Western Railway, whereby several
persons were badly injured For some rea-
son unknown, the names of the injured and
the other particulars of the accident are with
held from the public.
People are pouring into Brighton from all
parts of the country for the great military re-
view on Monday. The town is overrun with
visitors and volunteers. The yacht Gambia
is off the shore there to-day and forms one of
the chief attractions. Mr.. Ashbury will give
grand banquet on Monday night to the Off
GERS of his volunteers, at his residence on the
terrace.
COPENHAGEN, April 1G.
Gen. Roasleoff the Minister of War, has
rendered his resignation to the King in con-
sequence of the failure of the treaty for the
sale of St. Thomas to the United States
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Arrest of Carpet Thieves.

Two men named Riley and Egan were ar
rested yesterday with some $500 worth of
carpets in their possession, and clue is dis
covered to the robbery of some 81 900 worth
stolen from some eastern mandatory. and
landed here in a sloop.
1t is officially announced that the delegates
for conducting the local examinations for
Oxford University, will admit girls to their
examinations in June, subject to the regula-
tons already issued for boys.
An easterly storm with rain has prevailed
here during the day and evening.
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BY TELEGRAPH
no THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
By the Western Union Line-Ofices Granite Bank
Building and the State Housed
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, April l6.

WAsHINGToN, April l6.
telegram to the Navy department an
nounced the arrival of the Iroquois at Hamp-
ton, 1877 days from Hong Kong, all we'll
The National Academy of Science, after a
session OF five days, has ad journed to meet in
THIS city on the third day of October next. \
number OF scientific articles were read, one by
| Professor Warren on the new breeds of hardy
| silk worms that feed on the alanthes or oaks,
and the Importance of their introduction into
the United States, as measure of future in
dustry.
Official information has been received of
apprehended Fenian designs on Canada, but
| there is nothing on which the government can
act. Many prominent gentlemen believe the
Canadians are moved by fear rather than
facts.
There are a number of Georgians still here,
seeking to direct Congressional action on the
Georgia bill
A gentleman just returned from Richmond
and Petersburg says good order prevails in
those cities. All classes have agreed to leave
the conflicting municipal question to the de-
cision of the Court.
The public business of Congress was never
before SO far in arrears as now. No one
thinks of ending the session before the first
of July.
Nothing whatever has been done here to-
wards rc-opening the Alabama claim question.
Our government will probably await the
movement of Great Britain.
The cause of the recent raid on the Union
Pacific Railroad by the Dckotah Indians, is
fully explained by letter from Gen. San
born, one of the Peace Commissioners of
1868, to the Secretary of the Board of Indian
Commissioners. From the letter it appears
that fears of a general Indian war involving
an expense of $4,000, 900, are seriously en-
tertained by those best acquainted with the
state of things at the west.
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NASHUA, n. H., April l6.
At 10 l-2 o'clock this evening fire broke
out in the First Congregational Church. and
spread with great rapidly. In less than half
an hour the church was in ruins, and also the
adjoining building, owned and occupied by o.
II. Phelps as a saloon, and the Post Office
block which was nearly destroyed. Two
buildings on the opposite side of the street,
occupied by Rev. MIR. Perry and Joseph Par
ker, were badly damaged by fire and water.
The total loss as near as can at this time
(midnght) be ascertained, will not fall short
of 100000 Two tiremen were slightly in
jurcd by falling timbers.
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1t will be seen by the advertisement that
the lie Clair Family make their appearance in
this city tonight. They are somewhat late in
Advertising but by the reception they have re-
ceiyed by the press and public on their route
heretofore, we have no doubt it is an enter
tainment well worth seeing. The Niagara
Leap is something usually witnessed but once
in life time, and their programme on the
whole presents very attractive appearance.
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Montreal Items.

MONTREAL, April l6.
American silver is to be received on gov
ernment account at five per cent. discount
up to the 25th of April, after which the dis
count will be five and one-half per cent
All the country volunteers ordered to duty
have arrived, except the 18th battalion Of St.
Andrews. As they put in appearance regu-
larly, they will be allowed TO continue their
ordinary ayocations. More or less drilling
has been going on all day at the Champ de
Mars"
Affairs at the frontier are reported quiet.
The new fractional currency was put in cir
culation to-day.
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MANHOOD. i5ith Edition.

4 MEDICAL ESSAY on the Cause and Cure of
Y Premature Decline, showing how health is lost
and how rcEIiued. II gives clear synopsis Of the
hnpediments 10 MARRIAGE the treatment OF NEH-
Vuvs and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SrEMLITY, &c.,
and the remedies thercior,-thc results OF twenty
years success tul practice.
''Therc is member of society by whom this
book will not be found useful whether such person
holds the relation of Parent, PreCepor, or Clergy
man LondoH Nedicdl Times and Gasette.
''MANuooD' The experience and reputation Of
DR. Curtis in the treatment of the diseases set forth
In this little pamphlet is the patients guarantee,
and well deserves foT the work its immense circu-
lation." -Ddiig Times.
sent by mail on receipt Of 80 cents Address
the Author, DIX, CURTIS, II Chapman street Bos-
tom Mass MARKS col3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18

Pcrsons having Parlor and Sitting room
Stoves in the way and would like to have them
stored until fall, to such we would say that
A. p. Gould has plenty of room for that pur-
pose, and will store stoves at reasonable rates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18

The newly elected officers of Trinity Com
mandcry Knights Templar were installed at
their asylum in this city, on Friday evening,
by Most Eminent Grand Commander Charles
ii. Mcclellan of Bath. John w. Balou, the
Grand Junior Warden of the Grand Lodge of
Maine, was present during the ceremony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18
Sad Accident.

TORONTO, April IL.
A sad accident occurred yesterday at the
garrison of Commons, where two companies
of the Queens own rifles were assembled for
target practice. a rifle in the hands of one of
the men was accidentally discharged, and the
ball passed through the head of volunteer
named Mussey, killing him instantly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18

As Brick of the Express tries to serve the
public faithfully, his business increases and
the line which he represents is becoming more
popular every day.
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Local and State Menus.

The police have made descent on L. C.
Dunton and seized two gallons Of the evil
famous compound"
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Verdict Recovered.

4 verdict of $4,000 has been recovered
against the Adams Express Company, being
the value of a large number of peaches in
tended for the New York market which were
left at Fortes Monroe in 1867.
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Wednesday, the 27th day of April,

at 2 O'Clock p, NJ, and on each succeeding wednes
day for four weeks, for the purpose of examining
teachers for the summer schools. District Agents
and others Interested are invited to be present,
SAMUEL CFJOHE,
{. L. PENNEY.
Augusta, Abr. IL. 1870. DALI
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FROM HAVANA.
A Schooner Burned at Sea.

The brig Gladiator arrived to-day, and re-
ports having met at sea the schooner John
Limerburner Of Brookvillc, loaded with mo-
lasses and on fire, and abandoned. The
schooner sunk shortly after tho brig met her
and the fate of the crew is unknown.
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BIXBY's BLACKING 4 BLUEING,

The best in the market for sale at wholesale or r
tail by TETCONB s. DORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
l8tf t-r West End Kennebec Bridge.
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The Schools of Augusta.

Inc schools or Augusta.
We have been furnished with advance sheets
of the forthcoming report of the Superintend-
ing School Committee of this city, for the
year ending March 10Th. We condcnse the
following abstract:
Amount appropriated by the city for
the supporter schools, 81, G09. 90.
Amount received from the State, 7I27
S7.7SO.27.
The village district raised an additional sum
OF SC,CSS.50, making the whole amount OF
money raised for the school purposes in the
city, Sl4, 4GS.77. OF this sum only 81 ,lG0,-
10 was expended for the support of schools,
under the supervision of the committee, the
balance and larger sum $50, 30S "a being cX-
pended by the directors Of the village district.
! The sum of $2l9.S2 was divided among the
smaller Districts. the balance, 1850. 40, was
divided per capita, being S3.l7 per scholar.
The money has been apportioned as follows
! Village district, So, 500. IA; district No. l.,
S3l3.o3; No. 2, Sl6S.0l; No. 3, SD. 80 :;
No. 1, Sl43.l4 No. I, SG3.04; No. ), S174.-
50; No. 10, Sl77.52; No. IL, SI2l.44; No.
ia' O. 20 co. Nv" 10, - No. ~ sl'1'
o. 20 ~; 4'Voo 40; ~ 9-o'z- no. 49,
~ ~. no. 49, ~, ~. ~ @o| l'oz
~ "a. 70 10 "a. @'''' A. 70 90
No. 70, sGll.al; No. p. sl32.29; Total 81,
! 7sO.27.
"e 'o"'"s arg ''e ""i"eS Vi 'ie 'e"ch-
''' '''e ''"''i'i'V' u loo'
NJ S ,rS E'i,l" ChaHWlek; no = 4ilS'
lard. No.4 Miss Lyric p IIoward No <
Miss Ella A. Berry; No. TO- Miss Augusta c.
oedward No. II, Miss Mlhna Perry; No.
T. IN y" u; -i,ss 0i"
lG. Miss Ella + Pierce. No. IL Mis-. SaraL
l.. Smell; No. Is Miss Ella \. Lowell; No.
H. Miss LANE y Pierce; No. ~, Miss Hat
~ ., NJ W. ~ W,
Helen +. Prescott; No. 23. Miss Adelia \.
II. Gardiner; NO. "a. Mis- Annabcl CLARK.
70 - sane 80. -, NE, da a. springer;
ni, : Woite. IN ~ Ni.s Nnllio W Sa.rs.
No. -, Miss Bertha GRAY.
Names of teachers for Winter Terms
lsG9-70:
No /. Miss Anna NJ. Chadwick: No. ..
Miss Abby \. Packard; No. 3, Miss Lizzie T..
I"Ch"'u' 40. + MISS NoNeiia D. fott; No
rvrus L St;Iror.Na In NJ un..,i
No. II. Miss Josie Knowles; no. II. Miss
Carrie A. Cargill No. 10, Miss Geneva Var
ny ny ~" :, w. 9lu> "a "LCeh 40, o., 10
4 Stjl>on. No. Is Miss = NJ halloween
No. 10. Miss Lizzie s Pierce: No. 20. Miss
Nara Pond 40 20 Mr. ~ M!llctt; No. u,
y o., [ Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18

Geo. w. Jones, Esq, will give So for the
evidence to convict the person who invariably
steals his Daily from the door of his store
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Flood in Winons, Minnesota.
CHICAGO, April Is.

Winona, Minnesota, in consequence Of the
food, is situated on an island, and a large
portion of it is under water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Big Fire.

Big Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
The residence of DIR. Richardson in West
Philadelphia, was burned to-day. Loss sl0,-
900.
Heavy Storm
A heavy rain storm with thunder and light
ming prevailed here this evening.
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Dif0.

In this city, 18th inst, Levi Foye aged Il years.
Funeral services this afternoon at four O'clock, at
the Methodist church.
In East Pittaton 2ih ut., Eliza, wife of Benz II.
Pulcier, aged 81 years.
In China, 10th inst, after lingering many years
with con umptIon, Frances y daughter OF Nathan
Redon, Esq, aged % years.
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mdrrien.

In His city. 18Th inst. by J. {. Pct.ngll, Esq.
Jas. \. Merrill to Miss sarah L. Pierce both of .tu
rustA.
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FINANCIAL AND NUMERICAL
New York Produce Market.

New York, April lG.
GGiiON-saies 1900 bales mid. uplands 23is
FLOl R-state 45094 round hoop OHIO AS q $50 :;
western i40d500, southern +50G97O.
WHEAT-sales 81 900 hu No. | spring lliH ais :;
No. , do. l07 10; winter red and amber western,
l20al23.
CORN-new mixed western. llO8ll3; old do.
l0s6ll2I. in store.
OATS-state Is 56s; western IS sG0.
PORk-mcss 2s.0 IL; prime 2I 90 d22 90.
LARD-steam l5dl5l. kettle do lGd l6la.
BUTTER-steady; Ohio liS20! state 20GSs.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, April lG.
Obituary.
Commodore Meade died yesterday from
apOplexy.
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Whereas

Certain slandcrous reports are being diligently
circulated throughout our village and vicinity, by a
class without means aud OF such character that
they cannot be reached by law, it bccome- neces-
-ary that should announce to the public and my
friends generally that still live and that shall be
most happy to receive and accommodate them as
usual. :. b. BREWSTER,
Proprietor Of Brewster Hotel.
SkoWhc@an, Nlr. -, 1870. tiGan-2w
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Notice to Teachers.

THE experimenting School Committee OF Au-
4 gusta, will be in session al the
Council Chamber, Granite Building,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BALTIMORE, April l6.
The School Ship Mercury is reported
ashore near Cape Henry.
SALT LAKE, April lG.
Brigham Young and party returned to-day
from the Red Colorado. His entry into the
city was greeted with display of flags and a
parade of the school children, and general
turn out of the citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18

Don't poison your head with those miserable,
filthy compounds which have done much mis-
chief but Natures Hair Restorative, which
ceanses the scalp, restores gray halr, and checks
the hair from falling of. 1t Is perfectly clean and
contains nothing Injurious. Sec advertisement.
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CHICAGO, April lG.
FLOUR-spring extras 3sOH475.
WHEAT-No. No. ,, 7S}s87Sx.
CORN-S5>s $50 for No. 2; for no grade
OATS-H e6444.
MESS PORK-2SO0
BARLEY-dull at 45s6O for No 3Gd4O for Nos
LARn-l5'. 5l5ls.
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BUFFALO, \. Y, April 10.

Prominent Fenans in this city say the pro-
ceedings of the so-called Fenian Congress at
Chicago, as telcgraphed are null and void no
quorum being present. The delegates TO the
New York Congress will leave here to-mor-
row
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FROM BANGOR.
BANGOR, April lG.

BANGOR, April lG.
Closing of the Bangor, Oldtown g. Mil
ford Railroad.
The closing of the Bangor, Oldtown Mil
ford Railroad, which has been in operation
for 81 yeers, took place yesterday, when a
large excursion party went over the road to
Oldtown and back. Among the party was the
first lady who ever went over the road.
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lSDIANAPoLrs, Indiana, April lG
An international Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations will be held in
this city on the 22d, 23d, 9th and 18th of
June. 1t is expected that from 1900 to 1900
regular, and from 5000 to 5000 corresponding
delegates will be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-18

We have been furnished with advance sheets
of the forthcoming report of the Superintend-
ing School Committee of this city, for the
year ending March 10Th We condcnse the
following abstract
Amount appropriated by the city for
the supporter schools, s7,G09. 90.
Amount received from the State, l7I.27
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

IHE GROWTH OF New YORK SUBURBS.
The New York correspondent Of the Boston
Post notices the way in which new towns are
started around the commercial METROPOLIS
The owner of well-ocaed farm anywhere with
in fifteen miles ofNew YORK may count himself a
lucky fellow. Every mont! almost, a new city is
laid out someW here in the tburbs and the owner
OF the land puts Il snug fortune in his pocket The
Hampstead property purchased by A. r. Stewart
Is a fOrclble illustration of the latter point. Anol-
er Illustration is furnished by Rutherford Park, a
beautiful town on the Erie Railroad about ten
miles from New York, which was laid out about
two years ago. When the land was used for farm
ing, the whole site of the present town was offered
for $4,000 1t was laid out in city lots soon after
and sold by the same owner for 5000 600 About
two weeks ago few acres of land on Staten Island
for which the owner could scarcely have got So
0o0 for farming purposes We're ''laid OUT i'm the
same way and sold for 100000. Another new city.
called Breslau, was ''inaugurated" last week. 1t is
located on Long Island, not far from Mr. Stewards
purchase, and it promises to grow faster than any
other of its young neighbors. In few DAYS there
will be great sae of lots at Grand Park Wetches-
ter county, where an enterprisng young specula-
tor has laid out Il 'city" from which he EXPECTS to
realize enough to make him comfortable for life.
The growth of villages, towns and cities all around
the metropolis is almost marvellous, and if it con
tlnueS at the present rate, New York CITY and its
suburbs will soon have population oftwo millions
at least.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16
CONFEDERATION OF coNsrANr,NopLe
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June {:

June ..
Yesterday afternoon, about one O'Clock, a
fire broke out, which spread with alarming
rapidlty through the richest quarter of the
city. The flames were discovered in an old
building in Pera, on the north side of the
Golden Horn. A strong wind was blowing
at the time, and the fire quickly communi-
Gated to the adjoining buildings
The efforts of the tiremen and citizens to
stop the flames were futile; and in few
hours the residences of the English, Aneri-
can and Portuguese ambassadors, the consul
lates' the Naval theatre, many churches and
mosques, thousands of houses, and the rich
est stores and shops in the city were reduced
to ashes.
The loss of life by falling walls has been
fearful, and it is calculated that at least thirty
people have been killed or injured by this
cause alone. The loss is incalculable. The
l.fe al thls hour-noon-is still burning
ilerceiy, and the excitement Of the people
beggars description.
CoNSTANTINOPLE, June 9.
The fire in the Pera district has been fullv
subducd, and order reigns again. Bv cara
full count, over seren thousand 6aliuiiu0s Of
all sorts have been destroyed. Manv were
the best in the city. The loss of life greatly
exceeded the estimate previously made. The
remains of $50 persons have been discovered
and it is supposed this is about one-half the
actual number. The total loss by the fire is
computed at Twenty-Five million pounds ster-
ling-[one hundred million dollars. The
archives of the British embassy were saved.
The American Church OF the Immaculate
Conception was on fire several times, and
considerably damaged; but the Gobelin tapes
try, gift of the Empress Eugene, with which
the church was decorated, was saved I'M
| harmed.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16
Cure for Female Weakness

THIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE, made from an In
dian Recipe s entirely vegetable and is certain cure
by nSosns ,vh three postage will send
ed and sold by Mrs. Linus Belcher Randolph Mass
Sold by .. C. Goodwin & Co., Hanover Street Boston
and by ali Druggists.
PRfCE-ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
RANDOLPH, Mass, October 10, 1863
MRS. BELCHER-I had been a sufferer for seven wears
before knew about your Medicine had no faith Tor
sicans, and was only relieved for short time. win
cheerfllly say to you and the public have tried this
valuable Fema!e Medicine and experienced cure with
Very respectfully, MRS. G. H. W1NNErr.
MRS. BELcH Err Spending last summer with my
mother,in.law Mrs D. M Barker, who lives at Island
all It is recommended, and wish to try it again.
send you five dollars for six bottles Direct to Mrs s.
A Barker, Union House, Thornton N II, sp3m4o
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16
Republican State Convention
PERHAM NOMINATED.

A despatch received on Wednesday even
ing, announces the nomination of Sidney
Perham by 80 majority over S. F. Hersey,
Dinslcy, of Lewiston, presided in the Con
vcntion.
This is triumph of the ramrod and State
Police portion of the party, and will intensity
the feeling that has divided the party for the
past few years. EIichborn and his friends
are satistied-it. is the turn of the other
wing to dissent
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

The President has sent TO Congress a specia
message on Cuban affairs, retting the precedent,
with which the government of the United States
has had to deal in cases of attempted revolutions
lie states while Spain has not been able to suppress,
the revolt, yet it has not yet attained the proper
mons which entitle il to begerent rights, and init
mates that it probably never will. There seems tl
have been little call for the document at this time
except III frtherance of = determined purpose te
crush out the Cubans. 1t is so regarded by Cuban
sympathizers.
ON Tuesday, in the House, Gen. Banks gave The
message terrible overhauling, showing up it,
errors and fallacies. The General obtained n vie
tory IN the passage OF his resolutions, reported
some time since, recognizing the existence of wal
III Cuba, declaring neutrality, and demonstrating
against the barbarous manner of conducting the
war.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

The Aroostook Times of Friday last, com
plains of protracted drouth in that vicinity,
and says that all the drives on the upper St.
John and Penobscot waters are hung up
22,ooo 900 feet of logs are on the east and
west branches of the Penobscot and %, O0o,-
900 on the Mattawamkeag, which cannot
now be got to market. Argus