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NEWSHAM'S RED RIVER LEVEE BILL
ABOLITION OF TAX ON SALES
BILL To PROHIBIT C0OblE CONTRACTS
Louisiana Circuit Court DEGREES

Compensation of Census Takers
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INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

FIGHT BETWEEN SIOUX AND CHEYENNEs
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&c. Pork heavy; new mess at &c 90; prime at 10 90
q 205O Lard Irregular; steam at ID "a 14tc; kettle
at IA q 15c. Butter steady; Ohio at "A a BIC; State
at rs a 46c. Whiskey unchanged; Western free at
81 q 9Sct. Rice quiet; Carolina at 6 q &c. Sugar
quiet; Muscovado at o. a 9lc. Naval Stores dull
Spirits Turpentne at AZ q 45c; Resin at FOG co.
Iallcw at q 9Jc Freghts to Liverpool quiet; cot;
son per steam at 5-16 @ I'd; Grain per sail @ aga
for Wheat.
NEW YORK, March 14.-Cattle market-Recepts
and TO- 1879 Swine. Beeves generally lower, and the
average price declined tc ION last week. Inc de-
lav OF trains BY the snow storm, however: caused
greater activity in the market. Medium Cattle l3t
iae good l4f lisc prime 15ic. sheep dull ana IN
heavy for all graies below prime; Compton 81 9 &c /
gp9d q g 7e choice a sic: Swine lower; corn ed
ii4 y i-c' medium III q 11ac; common l5c.
ALBANY, N. Y, March IA Cattle market-The
Sa,e market was very dull, principally owing to the
storm. Ihere was falling of of ful &c " h. COM
pared with last weeks rate, For fhe highest
we're from $50 to $50, with falling of in receipts
Sneep market steady and range fr 81 &c. Little
oolng IN I'VE hcgs store Pigs 10 q 1915.
CHICAGO. March 14-Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm: new at 40 q Sci old quiet 7o} Tor 10. and
S Ss.rr Iei.cted. Cats dull. at Soc TOR No. e. Rye
a az a. "a: tor Ne and &c Tor No O. Barley dull
stes at 9Oc. Provisions irmer; Mess PORK at 26 80
Dry salied shoulders at 81 "a &c. Lard at l4c.-
at 60 q IS. Cattle dull at 40 q rs for good 10
choice steers,
CINCINNATI. March IA -Whiskey in fair demand
at 92c. Provisions there is firmer feeling; Mes
Pork at 26 % a &c 50. Bulk Meats-shouders at 9Ic
sides at 10 l3tc; clear at 13a @ l4ic clear rib and
extra heavy rib sides 1872. BAG n-shouders at lie
sides at Is q I5lc. Lard at IA l4Ic. sugar cured
hams dull at 16t q 17tc.
NEW ORLEANS. March "a Cotton in active de-
mand; Midding at 21s q 21ac.
SAVANNAH, March H. Cotton in good demand
Middling upands 20a q 2lc.
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NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Maine LEGISLATURE.

ITO the Associated Press.l
AUGUSTA, March 14.-Little business OF I'M
portance was transacted. In the Senate Dill
to regulate liquor agencies and prevent imposi-
ton in the sale of liquors by the same was read
and assigned, The bill amending the Revised
Statutes relating to Auctioneers was enacted.
The following bills were reported and ordered
to be printed: TO authorize the Treasurer of
State to issue registered bonds; to prevent the
destruction of bridges by the driving of logs.
Bill relating to injunction was referred to the
Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Pike presented bill to change the loca-
ton of the Granger turnpike and Mr.. Vose a
bill to authorize Bangor to aid the Winterport
Railroad.
Passed to be Enacted-Bll additional to act
incorporating Portland & Rutland Railroad
Co.; to renew the charters of certain State
banks
Resolve providing commission to inquire
into the Jail system was taken from the table,
discussed, and pending motion to indefinitely
postpone was tabled. -
1t is the opinion of some members that the
Legislature will be able to adjourn Saturday,
but the general impression seems to be that it
must do so before the middle of Eext week.
The Committee on Valuation hold meetings
every day
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Brief yOftiuXs,

U. S. Marshal Marble has appointed John 2.
Swanton, of Houlton, Deputy Marshal.
A warm spring day yesterday. The little
snow that tell on Sunday quickly disappeared
before the suns rays.
G. Russell, at his ship-yard in Westbrook,
has on the stocks bark of 500 and brig of
$50 TONS r. Lewis & Co. have on the stocks
in their yard bark of 600 tons, and also brig
of 80 tons, ready for launching, which is for
sale.
The Boston train over the Eastern Railroad
was delayed an hour and halt by snow, the
other side of Newburyport. yesterday morn
ing. The Boston & Maine train got in on time.
The Superior Court adj burned yesterday
morning till this morning without transactlng
any business.
Mayor Putnam conducted Mayor elect Kings
bury, as is customary, through the City Build
ing yesterday morning. Some of the City
Hall floor will require relaying, and the plas-
tering in some OF the rooms has fallen owing
to shrkage of timbe1s. Only two tons of coal
is used to heat the building daily, and on Sun
day but one boiler is used.
The work men are busy on the new post Of
flee.
To-day the State of Maine celebrates her
fftieth birthday, and very young looking
parsonage she is for her age too.
The horse cars are running on wheels on
some part of their routes.
Steamer Lewiston will make her first trip
from Portland to Mt. Desert and Machias on
Friday next.
All quiet at the police station.
A fall of ice and snow from building on
Commercial street yesterday struck young
man but inflicted no serious injury.
The inquest held oxer the remains Of the two
men killed on the P. S. s. P. road near Saco
| Saturday afternoon. was not concluded yester-
| day, and we learn that verdict will not prob
| ably be reached before to-morning.
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-. RuMoRs OF ANOTHER WALL STREET Con-
sp1nACY.-The New York World of Monday
exposes the plot of an alleged intended great
financial conspiracy in Wall street. Accord
ing to this statement a scheme is already
organized to commit the most gigantic frauds
on the banks, money lenders and stock opera
tors. If successful, the chiefs will realize from
tbirtv to forty millions of dollars profit. They
w;ll do so without violating any law. 1t is de-
termined to strike sure blow at all the banks
and money lenders that are connected with
dealings on the Stock Exchange. The plan is
based on the experience Of the September gold
panic It is simple and CONCISE els, Prices Fl, ,s;, OF
tho, u AZ done in gold last September is now
aS ns ssssa asd tas %s
s soaIe Naw firms. with sufficient capital to
have credit at the banks and on the street
have been started Ga hrm o n gGoa s.an no.
in the U conspiracy to perpetrate this gigantic
fraud on the banks and rich STOCK nrms ana
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MARCH CIVIL TEaN-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING
MoNDAY.-Tbe followir assignments were made
made for Tuesday, March 18th:
28o-Smith g. al. vs. Warren.
249- Sweetser & al vs.. French,
233-Scribner vs.. Bryant.
292-Files vs. Mann.
2St-Gallagher vs.. Jennings.
S11-Str0ut VS.. Portland Glass Company.
269-Putnam S P. VS.. Stinchfeld.
sll- Freeman VS.. Ruby.
Wednesday. the 18th, will be general motion DAY
for trustee disclosures correcting bills OF exceptional
interlocutory hearing OF demurrers pleas IN
abatement &c., also for the trial of the following
cases:
1888 -Trafton vs.. Pride g TT.
19s-Swett Vs. Shannahan.
251-Sm vs.. Mains.
263-Steyens Brann.
2e6-Shattuck vs. Baldwin.
235- Wilder q al. vs.. Gallagher.
10s-Johnson VS.. Lane.
M-Came Va. Nc BrioH.
2os-Cooliige al. vs.. Rumery & al.
; l26-Hannaiord vs.. Hannaord & al.
l69- Deering vs.. Burnham.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March H-11.3O A. M.-Consols 921 for
money and account.
American securities United States 5-2o's OF
1862, coupons 902 do 1865, old 895: do 1897 s94. u
S. 1U-4Os, SGT. Erie shares 20f. Illinois Central
shares 1l6.
LIVERPOOL, March 14-11.SO A.M.-Cotton steady
sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands 10bd.
LONDON, March 14-1.3O P. M.-Consols at 923 fol
money and account.
American securities-United States 5-2O's. 1862 al
9O3: do 1865 old, 895 do 1867 s9a; U. S. 104ts s64
Erie shares 20a. Illinois Central shares 49,
LIVERPOOL. March Al 80 P. M.-Cotton firmel
but not higher; Mddng uplands 1esd; sales Il, 900
bales. Beet 104s Cd. Lard 65s 3D.
FRANKFORT. March 14-Unted States 5-20's op-
ened active at 95 4.
LONDON. March Acknowledgements closed al
923 q 90 for money and account.
American securities-5-20s 1862, 90&; do 1865, a9S
do 1851 s9}; U. 5. 10-40's SGT. Erie shares 2Q3 Til
nois Central shares 1l7a. Great Western shares 29
LIVERPOOL, March 14-Evening steady
Breadstuffs firm. Naval Stores frmer.
FRANKFORT, March 1+-United States 5.20's closed
firm at 954 a 95f.
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WASHINGTON,
TROOPS FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-The President to-
day promised Senators Abbott and Pool of
North Carolina that he would attend to Gov.
Holden's request for troops. remarking that he
had already sent troops to Tennessee.
LEGAL DECISION.
The Supreme Court to-day decided that the
act OF 1868, providing for the removal of causes
from State to Federal courts after judgment, is
unconstitutional and void.
IL. -.- OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, North
Germany, Turkey and Greece have hay assentsd to
tional conference to regulate ocean te1egraphs.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL,
reported to-day, foots up $16,641,s55 Among
the items are $15.339 for the navy yard al
Charlestown; SIS, 400 for the Kittery; $13 900
each fer tue Washington and Philadelphia ma
w yards, and $14600 for the Brooklyn yard
The Secretary OF the Treasury asks Congress
for $780, 900 for a marine hospital fund.
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WEST INDIES.
a Cuba.
MORE FIGHTING.


HAVANA, March 14-Gen. Jordan lately
sent 900 of the Carnaguy Insurgents towards
the Cinco Villas district, but when near Re-
medIos they were met by the Spaniards and
" OF their number killed and their advance
checked. Gen. Jordan's headquarters are now
at BaueO. The insurgents lately attacked
Fort Charcas, but were repulsed by a garrison
OF colored fremen from Havana. Many fami-
lies are presenting themselves to the Spanish
authorities and claiming protection. Gen. Pu-
uellos forces occupy Sohanca and San Mi
guel and Goyenehe will soon advance on
GuinomerO.
DEATH OF TRAITOR.
Viscount Santa Cruz, a Portuguese corporal
in the Madrid volunteers, was executed to-day
for attempting to incite the soldiers to rebel
and Join the insurgents. ';. l'' #
A DENIAL. --,qf y
Mr.. Phillips, the United States Consul al
Santiago, to-day published a card denying that
he wrote the letter to the State Department,
which was read before Congress. Fearing in
jury, Mr.. Phillips yesterday took passage for
Jamaica.
THE MAsONs BAILED. o. ~ :
De Rodas has authorized the release on bal
of those members of the masonic fraternity
who were imprisoned for holding q meeting
contrary to his orders. lid,s @ a. olsllSleo +
ANOTHER CABLE. :, - - go =
The West India and Havana cables will be
laid by the latter part of April. hh -
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LECTURES ON CHURCH HISTORY AT ST.
PAUL's.-The inclemency of the weather pre-
vented large attendance at the lecture on
S--"~- '-enipr but we hear not a few of those
!lng themselves as being well
paid a. aEoming. For our own part we are
willing to admit that we were surprised, a.
well as pleased, at the developments made Of
facts in the early history Of the English Church.
We had a sort of kind of an impression that
we folks, the descendants of the benighted
Saxons and Mortimer, were under obligations
to good old Mother Rome for all we have of art
and science, and law and literature, and of re-
ligion besides; we had, really,-and yet, we
will own, indefnitely-supposed that Britain
imported her Christianity in the original pack
ages direct from the establishment of Peter &
Co., Seven Hills, done up uet us say in black
serge, and every parcel marked with the Lltin
cross. But our lecturer takes us back so far as
when the church at Rome had enough to do to
take care of itself, let alone the sending of
moral ocket-handkerchiefs to the Druids;
and he gives us abundant reason for trusting
the records, which tell US that our mother
country received the Gospel from the East
from Asia Minor or thereabouts, and by way
of Lyons, in France; and that there had been
Christian church in England, in good work.
ing order, for about sir centuries before Roman
sandals scattered tracks along the banks of the
Thames
This is good beginning toward the estab-
lishment of one of the lecturers propositions,
which he thus expressed: "Not farthing of
Peters Pence do ace owe to the Pope of
Rome" From remarks we overheard at the
close of the lecture, we judge that many 9TH
ers, besides ourselves, will be glad to listen to
the rest of the argument.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15
NEW YORK..
TILE ERIE WAR.

New YORK, March 14-An attempt was
made to-day to serve on the directors OF the
Erie railroad papers issued by the American
lawyers of the English stockholders, but IN
consequence of the vigilance of their sentlnels
the attempt failed and the injunctionists were
promptly expelled from the grand Opera
House. Mr.. Burt, the Solicitor of the Eng
ilsh protective committee, has resigned, ana .
prominent fnancer connected with the Anglo
American banking house in this city has n ne
appointed to succeed him. Gould and FISK
learning that hundred thousand shares had
been imported which had been borrowed IN
London for the purpose of having them trans.
ferred here and be rendered unmarketaoie oy
the unauthorized filling up of the blanks ~
the certificates with the names OF members o,
the protective committee, decided to refuse all
applications for the issue of new certificates in
place of those SO tempered with.
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT SHIPMAsTER.-A
Geographic dispatch was received in this city,
yesterday, announcing the death of Captain
Daniel l.. Choate of this city, at San Rafael
California, on the 18th instant, whittier he had
gone on account OF ill health.
Caatain Choate was one of our most emil
nent shipmasters, and sailed from this port foi
many years, commanding the respect and es
TEEN of all who knew him. Some years since
he was obliged, on account of ill-health, te
Give nm active sea life and he has since tried te
recruit himself by travel. But in vain, i
seems, and he is taken from family and friends
far away from home; but not the less loved ant
| lamented by all his friends and acquaintance
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15
BIDDEFORD.
AUGUSTA.
BANGOR.
MISSISSIPPI.
THE CASE OF YERGER

JACKSON, March 14-There are no tidipgs
yet from Yerger. The Legislature to-day APP
pointed committee to investigate the circum-
stances of his escape, and discussed the bill
without taking action. The bill offers $4,000
for his capture, and appropriating 100000 as
secret service fund.
The governor to-day submitted his first mes
sage to the Legislature, urging immediate
LEGISLATION for the neutrality-suspicious. of the
Judiciary
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COM Nj e CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 55 cans milk, 400
bbls. flour, 1856 pkes merchandise SO cars lumber II
de bark, do STOCKS, do ship knees, do starch
do reas. bran, 10 oats do corn, do wheat, do
pork, do barley, do tow,1 do PAPER. For ship
ions. For shipment east, 500 bbs -four, car oil, 1
do malt, 2 do sundries. > p. 90 10
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILROAD car
shingles 80 muttons, 4 casks potash, Is bdls broom
ton.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-25i pkgs merchan-
disc, SAG sides leather, car empty barrels, do oil
CARPETS,
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SAccARAPPA,-A correspondent says that
Rev. Mr.. Hayden of Portland preached in Sac
carappa Sunday, and be assured, he says
that those who faced the boisterous weather to
attend were we'll repaid with feast of saving
truth, presented in beautiful and rational
form. His theme was the mediation and inter-
cession of the Lord Jesus Christ, with such a
presentation of the subject, so logical, scrip
tural and suggestive, we wonder why the
church, the doctrines of which Mr.. Hayden
seems to be an authorized expositor, should be
declared not evangelical. AT any rate we hope
TO hear from him again. H. X.
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Now York stock and Money marhe,

NEW YORK. March 4-Morning.- In the Money
market the week opens quietly, although there is
better feeling generally in the different depar ments
OF speculation. Money easy at g 9 per cent. on
call and a per cent. for prime business OF
short date. Foreign Exchange dull and heavy at
1854 tor prime bankers bills. --
Gold opened steady at 1924, gradually advanced to
1884, then became weak and declined to 1924 q Hi.
The rates paid tor carrying were to 8 per cent
The Government bond market was strong early in
the day, and advanced per cent, but the latter
imprOv ement was lost.
Tue railway market opened firm and advanced es-
peciaiy in North Western shares. Afterwards the
market became weeker and the improvement was
partially lost.
NEW YORK March -Atternoon.-The announce
ment of Mr.. Summers bill for the resumption OF sps-
Gle payment caused decline in Gold this afternoon
to l1t, but after wards the market revived rumors
OF Cuban Zee gnition by the House, and closed I'M
settled at liz q 1921 Should the bill become law
1t would lock up about twelve millions OF Gold per
month, or hundred millions by January LIST. Gov
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operators. It has been ascertained that there
nineteen brokers' firms on the list to be used
as buying firms. All excepting three of them
are in entire ignorance of this conspiracy, and
how they are to be used in perpetrating TINS
gigantic fraud. The selling firms are few ana
possess choice names in high standing.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

MARROW EscAPE.-Yestcrday forenoon while
adjusting line of shatting in his -four mill at
Saecarappa Mr.. Lisk narrowly escaped vio-
lent death. By starting the machinery at too
great speed avibratory motion caused one of
the hangers to part, and twenty feet Of shaft
ing came down, followed by thirty feet more,
twisting into corkscrew, which, making two
hundred and fifty revolutions a minute,
caught up Mr.. Lisk and dashed him against
the stone wall, bruising but not seriously in.
turing him. A circular saw bench was tori
I'D and hauled across the room and the heavy
four-inch flooring above was raised severa
incaes. The son of Mr.. Lisk was standing {
moment before where had he remained he
would have been without doubt instantly kill
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

GALVESTON March H.-Rates to New York are
steady and unchanged at 1c by steam tor Cotton
Rates coastwise by sail firm at quotations. Rates
by sail to Liverpool are firm at "a I'D for Cotton,
with very little room Offering at the inside figure
and very little inquiry tor room. The Tonnage Is
large, but the continued large receipts of Cotton and
heavy stock tend to harden rates. We quote:
Co ton by sail ~ fb. to Liverpool a Id: Bremen
lie; Havre 1ac; New York. steam y fb., Lei dc sail
s@ f.; Boston, sail, ID II g &c; do steam lc !;
New Orleans, steam, w bale, 81 75 Wool-New
York, s.eam, P H., lie; sail, D h., q 1c.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

Domestic m arkets.

NEW YORK. March 1i.-Cotton frmer; sales 5000
bales; Middling uplands at 21Sc. FIour-sales $500
pols. STATE and Western al 80 a 8 60; Round
HOOP Ohio at 4 20 q 90; Western at455 q e4o-
Meeat G leWer sales 20 600 bush. No Spring az
Corn 10 lower; new Mixed Western at IS @ 95cS
Oats hrmer; State at 60 q 61sc; Western at azt "
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws viz.
OCT 10th, 1869, on board Steamer New York, 8 yds
blk Doeskin; Nov 8, on Exchange st, basket con.
tanning bottles Brandy; Nov 10, on board steamer
Deer g. on board steamer New Brunswick, Silk
Dress Pattern, bottles Branky, bottles Whiskey
IL ps, Velvet Dress Trimming; Deer 8, board
brig Charlena, bags sugar, half Dbl Molasses;
on board steamer New Eogiand package Is 1-2 lbs)
Nutmegs; Jan 1, 1870, on board steamer New Eng
land, trunk containing $40 Cigars Jan IL on Calls
Wharf, bottles Brandy; on steamer Chase, bot
ties Brandy; Jan %, on Congress ST 10 lbs Nutmegs
auested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such cases made and provided.
/. WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Feb, 26, 1870. d1aw3w
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ST. PATRIcK's Disqualification is directed
to the proposed lecture on the evening of st.
Patricks Day by Col. A. W. Bradbury. I!
will undoubtedly be an eloquent production
for the speaker is known as one of our most
| Capable young men.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

RUNAwAY-A horse, attached to green
sleigh, ran away down Congress streetyester-
day afternoon, knocked into wagon on the
corner of Pearl street, and dashed along re-
CARELESS of consequences. He was afterwards
cantnrad
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER.-The Austrian,
Capt Wylia, of the Allan line, from Liverpool
the Sd and Queenstown the 4th inst, arrived
at this port yesterday morning, with 36 cabin
and 100 Storage passengers and full cargo.
The "Hibernian," Capt. Watts, will sail for
Liverpool next Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-15

AUCTION COLUMN.
Assignee's Sale. -. Percival Bonuey.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Concert. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Grant Reduction. =. s weetser & Msrrills.
Caucus. .. Cape Elz Ibeth.
Girl Wanted. :. No. Quincy st.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House for Sale. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
The Golden Robin. oliver Ditson & Co.
House tor Sale. w. D. Swestser.
Girl Wanted. Isaac l.. Game.
To Tea Dealers and Grocers.
Attorney al Law. Geo. c. Hopkins.
Improved Elias Howe. Nv. 5 Dyer.
Houses tor Sale and to Let. Geo. Il. Davis & &c
Sherit's Sale &c. e. N. Perry.