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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-02

rar REr6ea soHooi An Examination Of
ths books Ut fl "'fo aD,ft, School shows
that Thomas Met - Z, uyicted Of larceny
at Lew iston Dee 10 1855. id was sentenced
to the School during his minority He escap-
ed in January, 1868, and was Ie-captured by
officers at Lewiston, by order of Superinten-
dent Woodbury., Oct 9. 1869, and returned to
'ne institution. May 1S, 1S701he was discharg-
Gu oy the Trustees on the petition of citizens
OF Lewiston, though against the wish of the
superintendent, who thought it would be q
bad precedent to establish especially after a
lad had broken away from the institution. This
appears to be the only difference of opinion, Of
any consequence, that has existed between the
Trustees and the Superintendent.
Mr.. Woodbury. last year notified the Tlus-
tees that he should resign the superintendency
of the institution, on account of his health and
family affairs. The Trustees were urgent for
him to remain, and on the 18th of August,
1869, voted to increase his salary 5000. With
out relinquishing his intention Of resigning
Mr.. Woodbury. remained, and about two weeks
since notified the Trustees of his resignation.
This was Immediately after the discharge of
the Lewiston boy. Whether the action of the
Board in discharging the boy fastened the no.
LITIGATION of the Superintendent we know not !;
but he acted upon a resolution formed more
than year ago.
The Trustees have voted not TO accept the
resignation at the present time, of Mr.. Wood
bully. and have requested him to withdraw the
same.
The affdirs Of the institution are going on
prosperously, as they ever have under the able
supervision of Mr.. Woodbury., and it is to be
regretted that he thinks it his duty to with
draw. The whole number of inmates at the
school is 1872.
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AUCTION SALES,
MilA Privileges,
STOCK House, Machinery, dc,
AT AUCrUnNy

I H. ,ry June 81, at NJ we shall sell
situated a,, 10 the honrishng town OF Yarm NH Me-
two acSs ON Portland Said properly consists oi
tmo aetes OF land, good water pnwer on- Stock.
oss about 25x0O feet, large lot OF paper mill
manu- eo slightly damage1 by the laie NE Var
s.t,le in uhusua' aeIliiies parties wishr2 t.
M - W town having good churches sch OILS Nc
bav. a. 'runk aBd Portland & Kennebec Co.'s
aud s vtos WITHIN short distance o. the privilege
halt mile OF IT. '''soes "Hhih one
The properly is sold to close the businefs of COM
paDy. '' " " 'oi"-
az All parties interested IN above nroner,v
are requested to attend the SALE f''fe'
my2Iid +. %. BAILEY x CO. Auetio,esrs
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PoLICE.-Tuesday night an Engl:shman,
who has resided at Vassalboro twenty nine
years, but has friends in England, came here
on his way to London to visit his brother. He
had 5000 in money on his person and through
ticket to London and return. He got badly
drunk and was in a fair way to have the money
stolen when the police found him, who con-
veyed him to the station and yesterday saw
him safely on board the train for Quebec.
A teacher in Freeport school has been ac-
customed to call upon a boy by the name Of
Crockett to assist her in Furnishing the other
boys The other day Crockett held a boy by
the name of Winslow who was being pun
ished, and on the next day Winslow's father
entered the school-house and gave Crockett
severe thrashirg Crockett's father COM
planned and yesterday Deputy Sterling went
to Freeport and arrested Winslow.
Yesterday forenoon couple Of boys stole
horse and carriage belonging to Mr.. Robinson,
the stable keeper, which were left standing in
front of the Water Company's office. Marshal
Clark arrested them yesterday afternoon.
They had been on ride out to the Reform
School. They will be apt to ride out there in
another style of vehicle if they are not careful
Rosilla Young was arrested yesterday by the
police for the larceny of fan from the store of
Mr.. Smell.
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The SACRED CONCERT THIS EvENING.-We
beg to assure our readers that rich treat is in
store for those who attend the sacred concert
at the First Baptist Church this evening. The
artists who take part are among Portland's
most celebrated vocal'sts, with the exception
of MIR. Beckett, who. although Portlander by
birth, has resided for a number of years in the
metropolis. In regard to his abilities we cut
the following from a recent New York paper:
William Henry Beckett, for the past year.
has been known as q basso cautaute, with no
superior among our native amateurs and none
among our native artists, save Campbell, whose
voice his much resembles, and with the ma
turlty OF time and training, will fully equal.
Every note of bis unusually large compass is
delightfully."- sweet, aud his execution is almost
iaultless. His sense of time and tune is abso-
lutely perfect, and, in rich satisfying reson-
ance of tone, he has few com petiters. On this
occasion, the spirit with which he gave Sri
Tu (Verdi's "Ba,lo,') La eli darem'' and his
part in the RlgOlettO Cua-tette, would have
been creditable to any artist.
The orgapist, Miss Burpce, has but lately
taken up her residence in this city, but has al
ready won golden opinions from our amateurs.
We hope our friends will turn out in large
numbers and thus enable the ladies' of the
church to make the final payment for their
organ. Among the selections en- the pro-
gramme, which embraces twelve pieces, is an
Organ Voluntary by Miss Burpee, the solo
'On Mighty Pens" by Mrs. Wetherbee, the
solo "lf with all my heart by Thurson, solo
The Lord is mindful of his own by Mrs. Ell
lison, solo "Pro Precates" by Beckett, duett
IL Addio' by Mrs. WetEerbee and Mr.. Beck
EFT, and several quartettes and trios.
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Weeks since, to abolish Cha ihoet1s TAI and put
a tax OF Eve per cent. on invested capital.
Mr.. Davis of New York make an argument
In favor of the abolition of the tax on incomes,
as it was established only as a war measure,
and the good faith of the people demanded its
removal.
Mr.. Cox suggested that it was the desire of
the members generally to postpone action on
the test question until the debate was ended
and an arrangement was made including Mr..
CoX's amendment.
Mr.. Hawley of Illinois moved to increase the
exemption tax from $500 to $500. which was
opposed by Messrs. Ella OF New Hampshire and
Kerr of Indiana, who wanted the exemption
fixed at $1,000; and also by Mr.. Schenck OF
Ohio who stated that the amount received
from the income tax outside of the tax on divi-
dends paid by associations was about S25 OOO,-
600. The increase of exemption to $1,000 would
relieve that sum by $5,7OOO,0O0; the increase of
exemptions to $4,000, leaving the rate at 5 per
cent. would reduce the tax between 100000
and $10,O00,000, leaving less than SIG, 900 900 to
be collected. Ii the exemption was lett at
$1,000 and the rate reduced to per cent, the
tax would he reduced $13 900 900 and would
produce only $11 All 900.
Without disposing of any of the amendments
the House adjourned.
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YORK CoUNTY-MAY TERM, A. D., 1S70-DAN-
FORTH J PRESIDING.
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
5000 in the phosphate case Of w. Taylor Rice VS.
Eben N Perry, trial at time of our last report; it
being the value of the ten tons alleged to have been
sold by Whitehouse s. Goodwin to the plaintiff and
attached by defendant the property of Whitehouse
g. Goodwin. Motion for new trial and executions.
Aver. Watermap-Drew.
Hamiltons. E.B. Smith.
The next case was Eaton vs.. Severance founded
on prcmissory note, which defendant says was
given on Sunday, Tor land represented to him to be
perfect Canaan, whereas it turned out to be produce
tive only of bulrushes. Plaintiff says the land was
stated to be just what it was, was we'll known to de-
PENDANT and that the note was given on Saturday,
the day OF its date. Verdict tor tie defendant,
Weid-Copeland. Moore.
Hussey VS.. Allen was trespass gu. cl., brought to
determine right OF way, in which defendant claimed
to be travelling across the plaintiffs land in Sanford
Plaintiff said there was no such right or way, &c.
and if there were that defendant went out of 1t ur
necessarily.
KimbalI. Draw-Iow
In Dolliff VS.. Redlon, appellant and trustee, the
plaintiff sought to $50 for necessares fur
nished by him to defendants wife who had been de
serted and left in destitute condition. Defence
tnat uio dudhuouucuC was JuStiucu by ner unlmla-
BILE temper, lazness and slovenIy habits; also that
the credit was given to the wife, to whom all the ar
ticles were charged on the plaintiffs books of ac-
count. Verdict for plaintiff for $3.50.
e. B. Smith, Hamiltons
Indictments were returned against the following
persons:-Ncholas Pinkham, common seller. John
Slingy, larceny of horse Of G. T. Guptill nol pros
on account OF mistatement of Guptilrs residence
and prisoner rearrested on new complaint for the
same offence. John Duval, forgery of order on O.
H. Staples for shirt; pleaded guilty and sentenced
to three years in the State prison. VIM. NJ. Maso n,
stealing Gard. L. Foss' horse and harness. pleaded
guilty and sentenced to two years in the State pris
on. Inhabitants of Berwick for detective way.
Saml. ID. Tibbetts, James j. Houghton, Oliver j.
Carter, John Cantillon and Charles w. AUSTIN COM
mon sellers. VIM II. Gerrill, for assault and bat
terry.
The case OF Burbank vs. DeeIng, assigned for tr a,
Tuesday, was sent to auditor to state the accour t.
between the parties.
Drew-Eastman. Ayer-E. B. Smith.
Locke VS.. Mllliken ct al, action on note alleged
by one defendant AIRS. Clark to be forgery of her
name, is to be tried o-day "wednesday
- Goodwin hfoffcnney. Tic lI..,Ii.-
Ellen E. Coburn, hbellant. VS.. Edwin Coburn. Di-
vorce decrced.
K. b. Smith. Frye g. Cotton.
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Brighton, Cambridge and E5cdford Cattle
Markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Line

lopecial Dlspatcn Dy International Line.1
BOSTON. Wednesday, June 1.
At market this week:-14l3 Cattle, 1913 sheen and
Lambs, 1850 swine. 100 Veals last week, 2512 Cat
tie; 5oss Sheep and Lambs. $500 Swine, 100 veas
first quality SIS 90 a SIS so; second Quality So q a.
1275 third quality S11 so a Si2 90; poorest grades
coarse oxen, bulls. &c, $500 q 10 so
pary SITS a $24O: handy Steers $50 "a $40 % pair
There were but few PAIRS in market. and light de-
Mich Cows-Extra $s5 a. S1i5; ordiqary SIS a.
$780, store cows s35 a $50 ~ head.
Store Cattle-With the exception # Working Oxen
and Cows there is but Store Cattle brought into
market during the warm weather.
Sheep and Lambs-We quote selections and extra
lots at S. 50 to 50 IS: ordinary 81 90 a 90;
to 10c p lib. Spring Lambs So 20 a $40 90 % head
Swlne-Store Pigs, wholesale, II "a 13Jc: retail 10
% Ice y h. Coarse Store Figs 10 q l2c y lib spring
Pigs Is q 2lc ~ 1b. Fat Hogs 10 q 1o3c y ID.
Poultry-Extra 10 q zoe; medium Is a Isle; poor
1sc " ib.
l,roves from Maine-wes 4 Richardson Az W
" Hall s; Merrill Bros; a; CGrants; RID Blnn
s; Elwel s. Frost 9; c E Hammond Z.
The supply OF Cattle from all sec ions this week
was light, and be quality was not so good as that OF
last week. Western Cat lie cost higher, and the trade
for beef dull, the bu cheIs being oih to pay the
advances acked. The prices we're higher tor the best
gra'es than upon poor qualities. Upon all gra'ies
the advance was equal to3 q &c ib over those OF
beef. The trade for Working Oxen is rather quiet
and lS will lib b: tor several weeks.
cattle at l2sc W Id, dressed weight, average weight
llt2 H.; pair eirth it. tor $40; pair grth It,
.or $3.50 &C E Hammond, at slc y Id, live weight
average 175 Tbs; at S9e average 1900 H. II Merri-
man, tor So'5; pa girth It in for s265; pain
git Ky ~ i IN, for Sl65 p pair. Bnn pair toI
w voc ID 81 per cent shrukaee at lie " fb, live
per cent. sbrg loo fbs: Grant i1ic y b IS
nail Bros at l2c P h. So per cent shrinkaoe
sieo; gl nair r., for $i2o; pair gr,h Sit in oi
I'M for s25 COW tor 80 0r Wis SasD Par girth +
cent fe III sS per cent shrnkage % az is s. per
erase i1a5 g at "a pei cent shr.nkage av.
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BOSTON, june 1:-fReported for the Pressl-
The following is list OF prices quoted this alter
noon: 'si
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 81 al
%; dochoice Xxx 400 51c; fine X II a 4sc; medium
"a q 4Sc; coarse 43 "a 47c; Michigan extra and
Xxx a. 9 4sc; fine Al "a 45c medium A a 45c; COM
mon AZ ~ 43c: other Western extra A az 45c; med,-
UNI 43 az 4Sc; common 40 a 4.c; pulled extra
So q soc: superfine 25 "a zoe; No. at % a. 35c;
cOmbing fleece at 30 q CSC; California at 10 a. CSC
Texas at IS q SIC: Canada combtng 81 a soc; Smyr-
ma washed al 20 @35c, unwashed 70 q zoe; Smyrna
at % q &c; Buenos Ayres at % az "a; Cape of Good
Hope at % q SIC; Gillian at % a. 26c; Donsk at ~
q 35c; African un washed at 10 az 1Sc.
The ma, ket remains without change for Wool: de-
mand good. but Id RS still anx GUS to close up
stocks at the low prices previously current.
10 New ,rk the market has been less active than
last week. and Is altogtheIin unin condi
ton; Owing to the unsatisfactory condition of tn
goods mar ct, and the prevailing uncertainty as to
the future requirements of the market, the current
wants OF manufacturers are limited in extent. The
season Is drawing to close without any excitement
and with little or no competition among buyers for
supplies to bridge over to the new clip.
The Philadelphia Commercial List says the inert
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We EMDNT.
MATTERS AT ST. ALBANs.

ST ALBANs June 1.-The only troops here
now come from Plattsburg barracks. A COM
nany returned to Fort Warren today. Gen.
Donnelly is slowly recovering and is still under
arrest.
Gen. Donnelly was to-day brought before U.
.. Commissioner B. B. Smalley, Of Bnrling-
ION, and waived examination, and in default of
SlO,OOO bail was ordered to be committed, but
owing to his wound it was not deemed pru-
dent to confine him in Jail and he now re-
mans at the Weldon House in charge of Dep
u Marshal Smaley.
Lieut. Col. Smith, of the Canadian militia,
mas given permission for the removal of the
o1dy OF Rowe, the Fenian buried on the field
where he fell.
=. unIted States Marshal Foster and his depu-
ties found in Franklin over six tons of ammu-
hle,on left by the Fenians, 1876 boxes of which
mad not been opened, and six wagon loads were
brought here to-day and placed under guard of
United States troops.
Inc destination of the company of United
states troops which left here this morning is
Fort Prehle, Portland.
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET. June l. For the
week.-Georee's Goldfish show a decline in prices
sales OF 1000 otis. at SC so ~ qtl. Mackerel-No
sold at 81 so q 50 80 p Dbl for medium and large 3s
Smoked Halibut-We quote old at &c and new at &c
~ fb. OH at 73c " gal Fresh Halibut-sales of Bank
at &c y Id; Georges at Sc y fb -fCape Ann Adver-
tiser.
New YORK. June LECTION quiet; Middling up
lands at ole; sales 400 bales Flour-sales s 400
bis; State ard Western lower: State al ! 10 a
10; Round Hoop Ohi, at + o. az 6 co; Western at
70 "a 80; Southern at 90 "a 10 90. Wheat &c low
er; sales $4,000 bush; No. Spring at i27 a. 2s:
No: 2 Spring atl IS q %; Amber State White at
"a; Winter Red and Amber Western at 80 a 81
Corn heavy and 1c lower; sales 5000 bush; new
Mixed Western at 05 % O9i Oats 1 a &C lower
State at GO q Csc; Western at 60 q Gle. Pork dull ;
new mess at 20 81 a 30 10; prime at % 90 a 90 3d.
Lard heavy SEAN at Is q 6c kettle at 16i a 16bc
Butter heavy; Ohio at 10 q l5c State at 20 a Soc
firm; C.rolina at a SIC. sugar firm; Porto Rico
at 9!c; Mnscoya1o az 81 a o2c; iar TO good reinin
at 81 9 9sc No. IL Dutch standard at 10 a IOtc
Naval Stores quiet; Spirits Turpentne at So a SIC
Resin at 10 "a 6 so. Pet Oleum firm: crude at 15c
refined at 271c Talow scan at 81 a. 93,. Wool de-
cliningr domestic fleece at 45 4sc; pulled at SOC
California at q q Bic. Freights to Liverpool firm ;
cotton Id wheat sd.
CHICAGO. june Flour unchanged. Wheat cas-
Ter; No. al 81 "a 9Skc. Corn excited at S13 for No
2; rel cte1 75c. Oats active at age tor Mop. Rye
quiet at &c for No.2 Barley dull at IS "a 60c for
No 2 High Wines dull at %. Live hogs active at
S220 9125 for common to choice. Cattle moderate
~ active at SOC 10 o. Tor butchers to extra prime
CINorNNAT June Whisky at1O4a105. Pro-
Visions unchanged
uplands at 2l3c.
CHARLEsToN, June - Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands at 2iir.
MOBILE, June 1.-Cotton steady; Mddling up
lands at 2ic.
SAVANNAH, juno 1.-Cottcp in moderate demand /;
MIddlng uplands at 211c
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Q o M Nj H II CIAL.


Receipts b, ssaiiread. and Steamboats,.
STEAMER joins BROOKS FROM BosToN.-1s0 hbls
nour IL hhds and tierces sugar, q pcs MARBLE AZ
bdls paper, trails daies. cask rice; hid hams
casks liquors, 20 bags coffee, 25 frkus ana 10 bbs
lard chests TIA 53 bxs spices, 80 bxs CHEESE 25 fir
kins butter II casks hardware bearse 20 doz SHOW
els 20 cases shoes. 20 bxs fresh fish, 81 bdls pipe Is
do leather, 40 pigs Tin, hurse 10 iron SINKS is bxs
fruit II cases aad 20 bales domesti g, 24o rkgs 10
Primo s Express, 100 do to order. For Canada aud
PIP country, 81 bxs dye stuff 100 empty barrels, 81
casks rivets % bdls leather o6 do calf SKINS So rolls
felt, bales baggng, % do Wool 16 casks OIL 20 GALES
paper stock, cases scythes. II pkgs furniture Sc
bds leather 20 bbls flour, carrag 10 bales hides.
2do DO, 10 olles domestics, $50 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAIIRoAD-1 car ashes.
do rakes do bones, do oil CLOTH 60 DOORS % bdls
6ilnds do drag rakes. % do forks, ~ do hoes IA
hides. 80 cases goods. bags waste 1879 bds paper,
l49 pkes merchandise, % cars freight tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1876 cans milk, 400
bbls Hour cars Wood do oats, do peas, do corn
$500 lumber. l do sundries. For shipment east
1900 bbls flour, car whiskey.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-2 horses, IS dozen
drag rakes $40 bush potatoes. car wood do hooI s.
p bxs eggs, Is do meat, 70 do sundres.
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CONGRESS SQUARE UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
We hope our readers will not forget the en-
talnment offered them this evening by the
Bible Glass connected with the Congress
Square Universalist Church. On this occasion
the popular drama entitled s'Bread on the Wa.
'ers VIII be performed, and will prove to be
play OF Inc greatest interest, requiring no small
de2ree OF talent to personify the characters.
But we are very much mistaken in the mem.
oers OF the class if they are not fully equal to
the occasion. There will also be selections of
music on the piano-forte, ana Mrs. Merrill, one
of our most accomplished singers, will execute
u solo. Ice cream and refreshments will he
served, and we hope that the vestry will be
packed to its fullest capacity.
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Superior COurf.

oniMlNAL TERa-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING
WEDNEsDAy.-State vs.. Grand Trunk Raiwa
Co. of Canada Indictment for killing David P. Pul
len at Yarmouth on the I'd day of August, 1869. De
fence, his carelessness. On trial.
Haskell-Tab1t. Bradbury g. Bradbury,
The following assignment of Justice cises has beel
made by the Court for this week:
THURSDAY, JUNE2.
f79-Boyd ct as. VS.. Harding ct ais
2l0-PuTfnton ct al. VS.. Smith.
2S5-payes VS.. Batchelder Adm
193-WilsOn, Complainant. vs.. Wood.ide
294-Sanborn vs. Ingraham, Jr
266 -Dnsault VS. MOrgan.
I20-Dreser VS.. Varney ct al.
2Si-Best VS.. Campbell ct al.
22S-Gordon vs.. Cole.
lH-Liwrence VS.. SAWYER
2O6-Drummond VS.. Inhabitants of Lowell
296 -Mallett VS.. Crowley.
FRIDAY, JUNE 8.
123-Lord vs. Moody.
3o7-Varney, Appellant, vs.. Davis ct ais.
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Tie Stock market active and strong at the
elese, when the highest prices reached. The
leading iavorites were AXE Shore and Ohio & Misss-
sppl the grea est activity and advance being in tlose
shares,
The following the closing quotations OF Railway
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TELEGRAPHICIrEus

The Rhode Island legislature has adjourned
to June Is.
Minnesota voted on Wednesday on the prop
osition to pledge the State lands for the pay
ment of railroad honds. 1t will undoubtedly
be adopted by large majority.
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio
on wednesday was the smallest held by the
party Tor four years, only so ont of 537 dele
gates being present.
Nellie. daughter of Gov. Fenton, was mar
ried in New York Wednesday to J. II. Hedg-
man.
Charles w. Kimberly, for sixteen years re-
porter on the Baltimore american, died on
Wednesday.
The Yale College class of 1871 beat the Trim
ity Nine of Hartford at base ball Wednesday,
26 to 49,
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Miscellaneous Notices,

MILL PRIVILEGE AT AUCTIoN-The atten-
ton of our readers is called to the auction sale
to take place this afternoon at 8 o'clock in
Yarmouth, the property offered being that of
the Royal River Paper Co., and possessing
great facilities for parties wishing to settle in
fourishing town, and having close connection
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OLE 10,


D1-'OOA'AIIC STATE CONVENTION
COLUMBUS, june 1.-The State Democratic
SSohVenton to day nominated Tor Secretary of
state state VIM " Heisley, Of Cleveland; supreme
lou l.. a. harrison, of London; Comptrol-
the Board Of Public Works, VIM Spencer. Of
Licken. Resolutions were passed denomncin"
the present internal and tariff systems, the ma
tional Danks' land grants to railroads, the bill
to enforce the 18th amendment, of Gen Grant's
administration and its trnckling to England
and Spain, and demand the abolition Of The
income tax, the collection of taxes by State
and county officers and free trade in all the
necesSaries of life
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TRoUTNG.-A party of three gentlemen re-
turned to this city yesterday from a three days
trouting trip to the Middle Dam, Lake Umba-
cog. As two of them were lawyers it is no
wonder they had good luck, for they causht
$40 pounds OF trout, weighing from balf
pound to three pounds each. Then speak in
high terms of the little steamer Andrew John
son that plies between Upton and Middle Dam.
Two other gentlemen went from this city to
gloucester early Tuesday morning and re-
turned at IL O'Clock at night with 150 trout, but
mostly of small size.
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MAssACHUSETTs,
A SINGULAR CASE.

WORCESTER, June 1.-The some what extra
ordinary case of man tried ON charge of at
tempting to commit suicide came up In Court
to-day. John G. Dennis was arraigned and a
pro torma verdict of guilty was rendered and
the case was taken to the higher Court on ex-
ceptions.
NASHUA AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
A meeting of gentlemen interested in the
construction of the Rochester & Nashua Raj :
road was held in this city to-day.
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Harnesses, Carriages, &c. at Auc-

ton.
an Saturday next. June 4th, in Market Square,
" We shall sell 4 large sortment Of new AID Sec
ond hand Carriages, Harnesses, sc.
jun2dtd +. U. BAILEY 81 Co Auctionesrs.
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tute at tho Point school house, Cape Eliza
beth, commenced yesterday morning. Prof.
Cruttenden exercised class in arithmetic and
language, and Supervisor Webb in the word
method aud Chart exercises, and Mrs. Crutten-
tenden in "Graphcs.'' The institute is fully
attended and will probably accomplish much
good. Prof. Cruttendens lecture Tuesday
evening was well attended and very interest
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M u nicipnI Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Statev VS.. George Z. Pride. Assault
and battery on Abner N Daniels. Pleaded guilty,
Fined IS and costs and put under bonds in the sum
of 500 to keep the peace for six months.
State VS.. Patrick Plunkett. Search and seizure.
Continued to june LIST. O'Doupell.