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The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03

Infringement of tbs Internal Revenhe laws. al
regards either licenses, or the afixment of
stamps on goods. One dealer in liquors in
Biddeford, who sells at both wholesale and re-
tail, had about 5000 gallons of various LIQUORS
in store, and had never taken out either a,
wholesale or retail U. S. license Further de-.
velopments are expected, says the Union.
AT LARGE.
Patents hsve been issued to William
Rice, Biddeford, for window shades, and Per.
ley ID. Cummings, Portland, for machine for
making boards for wood pavements
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03

Some young bloods in Fairfield, N. j., who
had in vain tried to get their elders to ex-
change the wheezy old organ in the Reformed
Church in that town for a new one, burglar
lied" the sanctuary couple of weeks ago
spirited away the instrument, and blew it to
pieces with gunpowder. Suspicion resting
on them they confessed, and slipped in the
amount the defunct organ was declared to be
worth before its abstraction.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03

we Will send handsome prospectus Of our New
Illustrated Family Bible containing over 200 fine
scripture Illustrations to any book agent free OF
charge. Address National Publishing Company.
Phil. Pa drpfi,y ~
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03

General Chansey reports successful adj
vance OF the French left yesterday. The French
carried hrst the Prussian lines and afterwards
their position at Nouville, Villedan and Fair
allies. The Prussians retreated on Logny and
Chateau Cambray.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03

Nearly the whole of the French forces are
now concentrated between Blois and Tours. Ii
defeated their retreat upon Lyons is probable.
Lyons is strongly fortified and well provision
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MOTT C.E

Is hereby given that the subscribers and others will
present petition to the next Legis. allure OF Me
praying that an act OF incorporation be granted them
with authority to locate, construct, complete and
maintain railroad from some point on the line OF
the Portland and Rochester Rairoal in Buxton or
Eagle Falls in said town OF Hollis or in Staudsh IN
Cumberland county, with such privileges and sub
Ject to such liabilities as may be rauted or imposed
by law. A. X. p. LORD,
JAMES MESERVE
HORATIO BRANT,
JAMES MORTON,
and Others
p Nosember 10Th, 1870. dcl'3w
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Knee
Caps, Ankle Bandages, Shoulder
Braces, Supporters, Clutches.
Dumb Bells! A full supply just received
at LOring's Drug Store, corner Ex-
change and Federal SITS. sep13tfsn
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Madame Caprell refers to the fol
InVUiu


WE shall for the next sixty days, offer entire
stock OF Fancy Goods, Worsted Goods, and
trimmings, at greatly reduced prices.
All in want of anything in the Fancy Goods line,
will do well to call and get our low prices.
NO. 1859 MIDDLE STREET.
sWEETSIR s. MERRIL L..
nuoe.
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M A IL ~ lie ID .


In this city, Dec. Q. Mrs. Ann E. wife Of Charles
Seaman, and daughter OF VIM. W. Hall, aged 10
years. Boston papers please cOpy.l
Funeral services this Saturday afternoon at o'clk
at No. 1853 Congress street.
In North Yarmouth, Dec. l. Mr.. Isaac Sklin,
aged II years months.
In Hollis, Dec. 1, MIR. Sewall Woodman, aged 65
years months.
V The funeral services of the late Mrs. Geo. L.
VOse, daughter of Rev. T. Thompson will take place
in the Universast Church, Stevens Palms. to-mor-
row forenoon, at II O'Clock. Service by Rev. MIR.
Snow.
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CID 2itb, scbs Leila D. f}ofswcb, portandi goth
Emma, Pitt, do; N z Bliss, Wyman, Danyers.

CID 2ib, scbs Leila D. f}ofsWlck, Portland; goth
Emma Pitt, do; NJ Bliss, Wyman, Danyers.
lfer City OF Brussels, at New York;
Santa Anna. ' a Nai"S"' '''i'
ar ar az 70, GarIih 10th. India, Patten. BRISTOL
sld isih, IIber, kinball, Singapore,
or az no or Is1p, isn Fanny Clapp, Cronstat
Liverpool. 0'' Niolst'u' ioI
g, Ar at Bangkok Sept 81, Competitor, Mlttlevs IN,
Singapore. S"' Ini
AT at Elsinore 9th, n W Brett, Blanchard. Stein
tor Gloucester. '''"h
England. 'i'''' o'
bar az Cuxhaven 18th, Addie AfcAdam, Partridge,
ca ar Havre 1th, tIaleyon Work, for Cardiff an d
United States. "
SPOKEN.
Oct 3. LAT 81 N. Ion 25 Is W, ship Criterion. from
Cardiff for Singapore.
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Free to Book Agents

was cured OF Deafness and Caarrh by simple
remedy and will send the receipt free.
dc3t4w Mrs. NJ G, LEGGE'I'T Jersey City NJ Il
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Wanted,-Agents
To sell our new illustrated book of travels
Overland Thr0unh Asia

BY Col Thomas W. Knox. Comprehensive and
valuable exposition of the countries of Alaska ST.
IBERIA, China arr Russia as they to-day Match
ing our Richardson's "Beyond the Mississippi and
Mark Twain's "lnnocents Abroad in style, &C.
Send for circulars and see our extra TERMS Address
American Publishing Co., Hartford, Conn. dc3tiw
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Agents Wanted for
FIR EE | O v E.
And it's VOta1.ies.

BY DIR. John B. Ellis. Large sales Immense
profits. Stupenduous revelations and startling dis
closures. The whole subject laid bare and its hidi-
business exposed TO universal execration Written
In the interests of civilization Christianity and pub
lie morality. Send tor circulars and terms. u. s.
Publishing Co N. Y. dc3tiw
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Richardson's Little Washer

The LITTLE WASHER is used by 10000 New
England families, and d. r. Ham, at Kendall
& Whitney's, is daily extending the sale of this
admirable household help Having tried it we
caRdidly recommend it to all who wish a sim
pie, portable and yet powerful and satisfactory
washing machine in their families Price S..
nov22sn3W
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03

1000 Use the "vegetable Pull Ao7n
1910 msnary RaIsam." The old l0/U
standard remedy Tor Coughs. Colds, Consumption.
'nothing better" CUTLER BROS, a. Co., tor,
NOV Ssn 6m
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WANTED.

"A MAN TO take charge of the earding SHINING and
IA weaving OF one set OF wooden ma hinery
49, ISAIAH POPE Il co.
"i"uuanh' i-th mo, md, $50. dcSd&Wtf
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T. O LET.

STORAGE and Wharfage op Custom House
Wharf. Apply to LYNCH. BARKER Il Co,
Ocl6tf Sn 139 Commercial ST.
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To the Honorable Senate and House of Representa-
tives OF the State of Maine.
NOTICE is hereby given that A. w. Dam and
~ others intend to petition the Legislature for an
act to allow them and their associates to build a
Railroad track from the town OF Sanford through
Lebanon and Berwick, or to build from some point
on the line of the z. q r. Il. II. track between
course to connect with the Boston and Maine Rail-
roau. fer order. a. W. DAM.
SpriDgvale, November %, 1870. dc3d3w
To the Honorable Senate and House of Representa-
tives in Legislature assembled Of the State OF
Maine.
Notice is hereby given that Joshua Herrick and
others intend to petition the Legislature for an act
to allow them and their associates 10 build a Rail-
road from the town OF Alfred through Sanford TO
Wells Depot, or near it in the town OF Wells
JOS II VA DERRICK.
Alfred, December list, 1870. de5l3w
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MEMORANDA.
Brig Carrie Purinton, which arrived at Havana 23d
inst from Bath, reports having been ashore on the
bal anna Banks and threw over 1900 feet lumber and
76S ps box shocks.
A dispatch from Wilmington 3Oth states that a
heavy M storm was prevailing and it was thought
that the ship Persia ashore Frying Pan Shoals,
would break up. About $50 bales have been taken
out and the crew taken off.
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Money Quickly Mad,

BY ACTIVE WIEN AND WOMEN
Getting subscriptions for the great re y,ous and lit
erary weekly, the Christian Union, edited Dy
HENRY Ward BEECHER.
Having in its corps of Editors and Contributors
the ablest talent of the land. new and Charming
serial story by the world-iamous authoress OF "Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" just begun. Every subscriber Tor
1911 receives the paper free Tor eight weeks also a
copy OF the peoples favorite, Marshalis Washing
ton, alone worth 50. Tbs new and unequaled COM
binaton is taking like wild fire. Live Agents mnst
act quickly or lose rare chance. All are doing
well, many making from SO to $50 a day. There Is
positively nothing that will pay you SO WELL Send at
once tor forms, circular, copy OF paper and chapter
OF story Lee, to GEO. MAGELLAN, School Street,
Boston. de3tiw
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The Bath Times says Mr.. John Morrison
living at the Bssin, in Phpsbulg, was found
Thursday morning about mile from his house
dead, having fallen over an embankment some
fifteen feet high. Mr.. Morrison had been
missing since last Friday, and as he was in
sane. there is some probability that he may
have made way with himself
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-03

Norway, this year manufactures 1922 bills,
or Al, 500 gallons of cider. The largest quanti-
ty made by one man is that of F. A. Danforth,
who turrs out Ii, 0C0 gallons, large portion Of
which he will convert into vinegar, as we learn
from the Oxford Democrat.
The Democrat says DR.. Adam Wilson had a
severe attack of what resembled apoplexy, this
week.
, 1870-04-23
DR.. Bassert.

81 South CsaIk-t, Chicago esrrs tos eh.rEr, ~
he u srzdustr Of tbe University Of Ph1dslph. I'D
d tho reliable physician IN the city for II Chrpss
and S<1uaI ptAeaec1 OF both Send stamp fcr
TteorJ Of NeEvuu. md Sexual Dtcssea CcnsaItatuua
ronn3eHf{zl
, 1870-04-23
Three Hundred Apple mud Pcnch
Trees tsirdlcd for tho Fifth Time In
tho Michigan Fruit Region.
From The Benton H1rbor Terry County, Rchi9dn>

Palladium.
Again VIC have to chronicle another diaholi-
cal outrage, by which the value OF the orchard
recently owned by Martin Green, Esq, and
now the property of v. c. Hunter, Esq, OF
West Liberty, Ohio, has been jeoparliscd-
When this business u 20 stoplt is Impossible 70
continued until tho orchard is destroyed. On
Sunday afternoon last, como men passing
through tho orchard discovered this new
Outrage, and immediately gave notice. On
examination Mr. Cook, who ia temporarily
can ar1ange 10 move his family here, discov-
crod that about three hundred apple and
reach trecs were again completely Eir1led. the
work having been done mo:o cnectnally than
s,sE i .sl@Eeb,e to .eH then tsIs ilsad
eight hours OF the direovcry. The trccs, no
doubt, will te siycd. Is the weather WIS very
favorable, and the work Of binding up and
covering tho wounds with grating Wax WAS
fSfased tSe ftS ins m t tSat lis Ii orehsi h.s Been
Eirlled, and it is tho strangest affair that We
ever head Of. Il is strange that the trees
have not l,ccn Ened; but there ere very few
that arc materially injured. the wounds Of
the preYicrs guMin6r having healed over
| nicely, II is no loss strange that the mur-
! the samc tino OF the month, and On clear
| moonlight nights, and that the mon have not
been seen. and that Mr.. Green has not been
able to form any idca Of who the eooundrele
! IRE who have perpct1ated this crime. The
orchard has 1,cen closely watched until just be.
| fore new attack, when it has been thought nc
fnrther effort would bo made 70 destroy the
property. It ia strange that this last AsteHp.
On Tho life OF tho trees should be mnde when
il ia vcll known that M1. Huntsr-who is 4
! cepueman OF high standing where be ha.
formerly ]lrcd, aud, rs he il An entize stranger
4 Ia rAnNAt hA EtfTt>tAssJ IA n{
the object Of any PERSONS batred-owns thu
properly, and that Mr. Green, Against whom
10 doubt, tho outrage Lss been intended ha'
no interest in the property. Probably th'
acanps think alr. Green's sale is 4 sha1n. be
causo be gold the property far below its value
, 1870-04-23
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5000
AMUSEMHNTA

THE QFKRA
Everything seems to draw In connection with
the present opera Geason. Hitherto, although
Heraee has bcen universal favorite, II has been
her bad fortune to play to slnal houses On the al
tcfnntc nights, but last night the Opera uouse was
full again as USUAL 1tEal \ handsome tribute to
this pleasant little singer and pquant little actress
She, Indeed, has winning way which has at last
&c snceseded n diving . & crowded house, even un-
hcrsel1 The opera waA Bslfc'a s'Rose Of Cas1lie,7
now given for The nrst time By the Parepa troupe,
presentations hy Caroline. .Rrhinss- Bernard. In.
deed AZ 1eas1A campbell and Castle weFr IN sheIs
eS sna '1 Tsn 81 ne " mdlete a thf e,.ee
had the -pie Of Esr6n, ' ihe' aeussa' ouesn'
It would be as Idle to expect fIersee IL hui on
quecnlI dignity and state is h wouldT,e TO demand
easrns ii Tic dssu!ss s ls ai oi 'as 1ne
peasant maid hoxessf She fulfilled all thc dFa.
cs nnc s s o. FL FL = eI wss
70 nef quality snd quantity OF voice, and she
saye II admirably IN creIJ number, autl some
nes wssh 4eileioqsly fresh and cieaf displays ot
maid, WAS her best enors, and the changes Fetc
made In u with such charming musical aatl dra-
ma1e hss contrast a at ne slose Il ei!c!ss very
with his usual effect e3ccptin his oaai, Though
*hichs fe the 'es "1les n bowed 7Esfhs down.
dakh and spirit as Nanuti but Sang very smoothly
and wasin excellent voice. which served him we'll
in the "Alleteers Song." Mt. ScKuin was the
Don Florio, and II he could have sung a. we'll ~
he acted It. would have made 1t the great SUCCESS
| Of the evening. As q piece Of low comedy act1on
It w8s admirable; but % music 1t WAS wEetched,
while lie S1lIas Don SoHust Has dreaFy In both
EpcctRA Neither OF these gentlemen IN their si1g-
Ing, tended TO Improve the ensembles, while the
fact that the orcneAtIa waa at times very uncsr-
tain made the concerted effects still worse. As a
whole the opera lid not make success Of epthu-
stas1n which may be accounted for BY the fsct That
II Is At best only series Of ballads strung together
with speaking patts and that It came after
| the magnificent music OF "Uhtrun." The season
closes to-day with the "Bohemlan Gtl,~ Camp
| bell, Sordhlom, and tierBee In the cast and al
TF0vAlorc" ths evening with the cast Of last sea-
son. The sale for the evening performance is al
| ready 1mmenBe-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
"Uncle Dicks Darling" at the Musenm to-day
! Lucille Western in " East Lynne, ," at Mcyickera
| and the weck's tll1 OF the Minstrcls al the Dea1
| born
AtaMcetinE OF the officers and teachers tn tn
| SUNDAY School connected with the ScwHhoys' an
lsoothlacEs' Home, held on Friday evening, Apr
e, the following was adopted:
| Rtsolsr6. That Etest credit Is dug and VIZ tcrcb
who took part to al who aided in the production
the beautiful c4utata Of Ethr for the benefit u ii
| uome-"
, 1870-04-23

tae teeefvaaon xhilc there; It II enough to 8ay
~ ~. 70 ne5e oooened 70 tnc.1rscEye, Aaa had y
Mve t' ~ Mn1 nza VIC might catch in the rtyeE. II
az B me pn0 OK civilization awaiting Us On the
ssssiFe, ,, Vod grant that nc may never be CON-
Peed 70 20 90 one rs It more preferable TO live
native mAuner. "
so fI = Cur living Il concerned, the Indians at
y! toe mil!tAfJ posA get Enough to cat and con-
eaaelHole c11t-o1 clothing, but how long Is this II
eontm1es Whht1 tue object OF the Roternnenl
y ~ ses1sa . tae 5n,iaas. 4 It enough th.t rs
1i1s.5 pos1s and place them on rcsezvatto
sacn a the T1nckee md Walker River tAs they
weEe conducted} md 1t will require greater NIL
lta1 iofce stationed around 70 keep them within
ne nmita thsn it rnW DOES 10 have them
IN fop1ecdon On the other hand, II the 1ndi-
Ana htec any guarantee that they can aecnrr :
permanent hume on t1eir own n1ttve Boil, and nat
cur White brethren can be kept from eucroachIn4
on our rights after having reasonable share of
ground allo!ted 10 us n our own, and RtvlnE NJ
the required advantage OF learning, elc, wAt-
rant That the harhgc, rs he Is called today, VIII be
ahw-aMdtnR member Of the community l1fteen ul
twenty yea1 hence. Yo1fB, respectfully,
oARAH WIgEE4VCCA
, 1870-04-23

TJ9TE RlS 1<u1tAGf4 4e4t.1uPH.
In the House Of Commons Ar. Whalley ask
ed the Understanding of State for the Colo
MICS, with reference TO the intelligence that
Colonel John Scott had been put to death by
Eiel, tho rebel lender in tho Rcd River settle
mcnt, whether any steps had been taken to
vindicato the authority Of the Imperial Gov
a5 n.Stans bopd eve sne as 81 wele e
communicated to the House BY the right
honorable gentleman on tho 22d Of
March; and, with reference to the following
observations Of Sir Philip Wodehouse. tho
Governor Of Cape Colony, in speech to the
nietaken Indications Of the rapid establish
meat ct powerful independent State. In
New Zealand the Beverance being accomplished
under very painful circumstances:' whether
the government proposed to take Any stepe to
correct the mischicyons impressions rucs.
language conveys, and thus remove cause Of
uneaeinees in tho minds OF Her Majcsty'e loyal
subjects in the colonies.
Mr.. Monscn In answer to the first 4ues-
ton, I beg to ear that deeply regret to hsye
to inform the honorable gentleman that We did
receive, yesterday, at The Colonial Office, a let
the giving III information OF the execution Of
3ir. Eco,t Int, considering the difficulty Of &c
cess to the led River settlement for seven or
eight months Of tho yenr. I do not sec how
any other steps can be taken BY Tier Ma jcsty g
Government TO .indicate the authority Of tho
Imperial Government, and protect the loyal
inhabitants, beyond ench as were communicat-
cl nv mo to the House on the I'D Of
March. Aa to the other question, I
think the honorable gentleman would have
done better to have reserved that question un-
I'll the diecuseion, which is appointed 10 take
p1ace on the 2Gtl, Of this month, with regard
10 the relations between this country and the
on. It is almost impossible for mo to give al,
adequate ard sufficient answer to the question
, 1870-04-23

oH@Hnsesd ssI oil a Jun at sssaoc Lard OF nm
GaocEk1E-susaz In good demand as loH9
19kc
aspar buying aoDsy uIsy i1:} q se'opsf cent
To1no. April r. -Ba141surrys- Ron1 dull
red, tl1l; No. : do, H.a4. Corn, sasc lower;
So !, osc: 10. :, SIC Oats 10 fower; No. l, asc:
eosa. 7,soo oa esis, sSs Is be a. ~ne ' %
sHIrxES7-Flour, 800 hr1s7 wheat, go bu;
corn, Il, 500 bu: oats: ,soo hn;
81. LouN, Apri a-1uaAcco- Steady and
cTfus-Sonina1 at SC
BREADs7rrrs Flour dali and unchanged;
d. mi uo:e Los tor nd fall. Corn nrm At y
ss3s sss FOR oass Il Il: bssy
Rye rtn snh better 1t sa5'sc.
WH1sKKI-Ftm At tLM4 ...... -..
- a54ss51. DEJ salt meah- large sales otloose
shoulders II 1oHc; hams and ctear r.by l4K9
sS 11xe slsss sdes 7,s as
Lart frn Il l5t.9l5hc.
cA7r1S-stead5 u Aaos!.sa
RHz1r7s-Fiou1. $50 nsis; wheat, 500 bu;
com. so hu; oats, 1900 ou; barley, 1,6oo ou:
n'ss' s'' head CLEVELAND.
cIXyEAsD, April ea--BRnpsCtrs-Flo Flour
steat,y: county brands-Whtte Nx, sas536e3;
nd Ky, saeo.a95: amber II. SAooA4a; spring
y MSs.i asist y pSeI ss 9afs S % aef
at tS1.Wa1l.oS. Com quiet and aneasageti RE
nm AZ sNassc: Oats scarte and drner; No. !
S'Is fo1 s,st nGa aaa ~ GsasS ha4e* ao'es AZ so
/ PHaolErx-Quiet; refined held At asxe on spot
e oi 90 Sris rened. ouyer t III yeaf, Il ID
MILWAUKEE
MnwACKKx, April 92-BREADsErYys- Flour
n.ner: SIC for 40 Sa /: soSo fo. 30 = os,s IoEer;
| 46tc for No 2. Corn nominal. Rye Unsettled;
| CSC for No. winter.
FRE1GETs-SominaL
RRcEur~1,0 900 bris rour, Il, 900 hu whea.
SMIrnKSrsis. o0o brls nour, Isl. 90 hn wneas
I s:a :. M-Whsat guiet and tlrm. A. Sc for No
IN s''fe 7'SG raiis1kLPaIA, III a. { Sass hsn1
PHnADEFulA. April 2a-BR1A1s1CFPs-Feou
less aetvc; spring wheat extra f4mily, s. sSaa s
Com unsettled; declined SC; yellow, tt-Ios1-1s
TEos.sioss-lield armly; ness pork sas.ch:
Wn,srIr-LoTsf: :tlo' fot iron.bound
woo.-ve1J dull; sales $50. 100 rs OHIO. mac, q
a0t2oekc
| BlL11HoRH, April ss-BnHApsrcVTsF
arm for low and higher for medium Erahes; Wes
saooaasa wheat unchanged. corn-Wa,i
closet dull at $l.1s1Ll4: yellow dull ~ S1-l
| tAlls- Rye stcady At &10EA1.l0. Oata aedfe q
i G4c.
PRor1sloSs-Mess pork nm at sss.5o. Baco
! EEm: rib hlts, lic: clear sides, t6a+ shoulder
1aAt415ei hnms, laaauc. Lard nfnl, at 16c-
i WnlSKLT-Ftr1u at fI.01ta1.oA
DETROIT.
DETROIT. Aryl @2-BREADsTIFFS-F1our T.
\ good demand at $aaa2kn0 for choice. Whea
| scare and very hTm; extra white at S1.s1: NJ
| xI-sI~L21. Com Light; sa1es at $685. OAi
l at a.sA.se-
CLOVER SEEp-Nomnal NJ E.1a
LOUISVILLE.
IOCIsyIL1I, Apnl l3s.-CoTroS-Acttye aud 1r1
! mlldlingH, zee.
RxrAnsrrris- dull At 500 Com. sackc,
s1.0o. Oats, SEC. l;ye. sc. Whea: s1.OA&f.s1
J P1ns!s.oSs-Pors. - on Bulk meats. 1ilatel5
. | 15ac. La1I, l6t. l3aius, lsc.
!, WHEKEy-$l.G2 ....
ToR4cco-ssles Of 1s9 hh,ls at +aea3s2sa Ma
| ket ntm and higher for tugs.
MEMPHIS
MtNrH1s, April ss.-coTToS-Quiet an,i Arm
at s3Hc. RFceipts ssi bales; exports ~ bale
weeks receipts, l,ols :txpor1s, apG9; srock, 1ise
, BREAps1rffs--t1ouf, medium, saso Corn scar
| at $1.EEL LIS, Oats dull Ut G5c-
; FEovts!oSs-1arA. iealsxe PORK, scasce
| -, 10. Racon-Shouldets, tSiC; Sides, In
. | bulk shoulders, Ike; sides, 1Gc-
, 1870-04-23
ANSON BURLINGAME.
Arrival of thc IIcmnlns mt Now
IoFk-Ac1ion OF tho Chamber OF
Commcrce-The Arrangements for
tho EnQeInlA

ArFlyul nf fhr n,r,n,,. ,r Nn-
York-Act,ou OF the Cbambcr Of
"Wnncfee-1ne Arrangement Aof
inc -Eaaefn1s-
FROM fAs Sf1s IeTt Eraid, AprA o.
Tho Hamburg sta2tnahip SleaiA, bearing tho
remains Of the late Mr. BuriiuRame, arrived
at the Hoboken dock N / o7clock yeaten5,y NJ.
teruoon- As aeon As ths a7ivI wa an
nounced in Hoboien la.Ho crowd oongregated
at the dock, IN the hopo OF seeing the re-
mnins OF eren tho casket enclosing the body,
but they wcrs disappointed. Captain Traut.
r11knn was there Venerable hut ReniaL giving
replies IN tho most polite nanncr to Z
for the funeral. OF course he would NOT
allow pe,4ons to 20 on board till the passon
gers had disembafked. and their luggage re
moved Still less was be willing 70 remove
raneements being msds for the funeral by the
relatives and friends Of deceased, and by tho
public bodies in thia city and Boston The re-
mains arc encloeed In two Cases outside the
casket, which WAS p1aeed in the hold Of the
vessel at Hamburg on the 9Th inst, without
ns Hayae o1 T tbe III nsL e, nd Me- i nus.
lingame, who is in a very delicate state of
health, proceeded to Paris and thence TO a
bathing place for the eeason, by direction OF
her physic;ans, leaving her son. now q years
old, and unmarried; in charge q tho remains
When tho vessel arrived OF Sandy Hook,
Yesterday forenoon, kilograms were sent to
this city and Boston. Tbs hEother-in-law Of
deceased, and about = dozen other relatives,
proceeded on revenue cutter to moet tho
silesss, and when the sessels met, brief con-
ference took pla:e; ". =. L Hutlingarne, the
son of deceased, left tie sueata snd cano
with the party into the city, leaving orders
TINT the coffin should not be disturbed till the
committee OF Arrangements proceeded to tho
veescl to-day. In the meantime, arrange
rnents weso being nade in the city for the
funeral.
At special meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, held yesterday at o'clock, the
following gentlemen wcEc appointed . Com,
mittee Of Escort to the renAina Of the Late
Hon. Aneon Burlingame, from the steamer !,
Hobokcn TO the Fall liyer boat: YIN. E
Dodge, John 4 Di1, George Opdyke, A. A.
Low, Moses u. Grinnell, Alex. 7. Stewart, F,
A. Conkhn, II. O. Roberts, H. D. Claain
Moses Taylor, Peter Cooper, Townsend Har
ris, Elliot c. Cowains John c. Green, 8. Il
Rugglee, E. o. Morgan, John E, Williams, C
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