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JEWISH MASSACRE.
Meeting Of the israslites Of LOuisviIle-Ex-
pressiORs Of Sympathy and In5igHs-
t'Oa-6OO0 10 5000 Butohered.
The Very Latest from ROumania--Further
Particulars Of the Horrible Massacre.

/ LOUIsvILLE,June "a large meet
I inc of Israelites was held in this city
/ last night to take action in regard UC
/ the recent outrages in Roumania The
/ following resolutions were adopted:
The Israelites of Cincinnati in
| general meeting assembled hav-
ing heard with such feelings
of horror and indignation as language
cannot portray OF the Outragess COM
mitted upon their co-religionists in
Roumania, in the name not only of
religion but Of common humanity
appeal to the authorities OF our Gov
ernment, and through them to the
powers Of Europe, to take such ac-
ton as will prevent a recurrence of
such atrocities. In the name of JUS
tice we demand that the authorities
of ROumania shall visit upon the
offenders. the punishment which
the enOrmity Of their crimes merits.
This meeting desires to testify its
appreciation of the action so far taken
by our national authorities. The Off
GERS of this meeting are instructed to
telegraph to Sir Moses MOntefOre, of
London, and AdOlph COemeuX, of
Paris, for full Information, and on re-
ceipt thereof to convene another such
meeting for such action as may be re-
quired.
NEW JORK, June 6.-The Sun says
that official ROumania dispatches
state that from 1000 to 5000 Jews were
massacred, thus cOntradicting the As
sOciated Press denial, and affirming
the American Press AssOcia TONS dis
patches.
PARIS, midnight, June 6.-The in
formation respecting the massacre of
the Jews in ROumania, as lately tele-
graphed to the American Press AssO-
ciauOn, emanated from the Central
Committee Of the Alliance Of Israelite
Universalle Of Paris, who published
the telegram from COnstantinOple, an
nOuncing that on Sunday, the 18th of
May, the Christian people of BOtee-
Schang, in the province Of ROumania,
attacked the Jews by a preconcerted
signal and commenced a terrible mas
s8cre in which men, women and
children were slaughtered, and the
scene Is described as terrible beyond
description. On the following day
the attack was continued, and all the
Jews who were not killed have fed
from the neighbOrhOOd.
The IsFaelites are moving with
their usual zeal ia aiding their unfor-
tunate brethren. Much surprise is
manifested among them that the story
Of their wrongs should be discredited
in the United States. They consider
relief from all sources as of immediate
importance.
The Jewish telegram referred to de-
scribed the fury of the apOpulace as
horrible in the extreme, and impl0red |
that succOr should be Immediately i
sent them as they were homeless |
No contradiction to |
these accounts has been received either /
here or at London. The Jewish tele- /
grams may have exaggerated the /
but it is generally believed |
hat they are substantially correct.
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Fierce Contest for the NaYoraItY.
MISSISSIPPI.
4 registry law IS pending.

A registry law is pending.
The Columbus Lldes is to be en-
larged.
NAtchez has ordered a new steam
fire engine.
Okolona viii have a county Of its
own.
Deer Creek is to have slack water
navigation.
The Raymond and Bolton railroad
charter viii pass.
The Hebrew Benevolent Society. of
Port Gibson, is incorporated.
The town Of Duck Hill is incorpor-
ated with mill pond and a hennery.
The House has passed the bin to au-
thorlze the issuance Of certificates Of
Indebtedness. Stand from under.
The Enterprise Star wants a good
printer-One competent to act as fore
man.
The Senate refused to accent II. NJ
Paine's acceptance of the cbairman-
ship of the Committee on Public
Schools.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
London Times on American Tariff.

/ NOuuOu tiuto SH HuoItCdu tdENUs
LONDON, June 6, 6p.m.-The Times
augurs, from the temper OF the House
of Representatives at Washington on
the tariff question, that the measure
will finally be defeated. 1t regards
such result as decidedly beneficial,
because it will have a tendency to
modify party rancor.
Increase Of the Spanish Army.
LISBON, June 6, 4 p.m.-A council
of ministers has been held in the
Royal Palace of Ajuda. The proceed
ings are of great importance. Sal
danha submitted a proposition de-
manding that the army be increased
to 10000; also demanding an immedi-
ate decree for the conYOcatiOn of the
Constituent COrtes.
ExparterO Stock RIses.
MADRID, June 6, p.m.-A great
demonstration in favor OF the election
Of Espartero to the Kingdom. was
made, in this city, yesterday. A
multitude of over 5000, composed of
the adherents of the Duke, paraded
the streets with banners and music.
Espartero held the meeting yesterday,
which was addressed by favorite ora.
tors. The assemblage was orderly.
and no riOtOus conduct attended the
demonstrations.
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The Great Fair Of the Year.

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, June 6.-Sec.
retary J. II. Klippart has just issued
the premium lists and regulations for
the 2lst annual fair of the Ohio State
Board of Agriculture, to be held in
this city on September 18th, 18th,
l4th, 18th and 10th, 1870. Competi-
ton is open to all the States. and pre-
miums have been so increased that
the aggregate will amount to more
than S25, ,0DG, the largest amount ever
offered by any State society in the
Union. The fair will be a grand sue
ppSs
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shoulders lls4 TO 12c; short rib l55<e; sugar.
cured hams l6 TO l63zc Highwines weak,
iron-bound 81 Oh.
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS June 6.-FlOur is dull at S4d4 25
for fall super. Wheat sitter, No. spring S8a
SOc; No fall 81 089I 10. Corn drmer, ST GA
l ts for white Oats higher, 57@5Sc Rye firm
at4797ec. Whisky steady at 81 Go. Pork firm
so. Bacon easier, shoulders lS1zc, clear rib
l614e, clear sides l71zc. Lard nominally l5149
Toledo.
TOLEDO, June 6.-Flour is quiet but firm,
WheatSe better and active; No IWhite Mich
lgan 81 6l amber 81 2515; No. red 81 49,; No.
81 B1s9l r. Corn No. ], 1c better at 82e: No.
&c better az 9Uc. Oats No. /, active but un-
changed at soc for Michigan. Freights firm
at 7c to OsWego.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, June 0.-To-day being a holiday
there were no market transactions through
out England.
PARIS. June 6.-Rentes dull at "a francs 50
centimeS.
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Gsrman Roman CathoIlo ConyanfInn.

LOUISVILLE, June 6.-The German
Roman Catholic Central Societies
commenced their regular annual ses-
sion to-day, in Weisiger Hall. A large
number of delegates were present.
Nothing of importance was done ex-
cept the election of regular officers.
Major Phillips, of Milwaukee, was
elected President.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June GA de-
structive hail and rain storm visited
this country on Saturday. A church,
steeple was blown down, roofs and
chimneys overturned, and acres of
wheat and oats cut down, some being
completely ruined. The storm was
estimated at about thirty miles, with
a width of from two to five miles.
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DIED.

WANT-At2 o'clock pm, June 8, 1870, sU.
SIZE AEHIs, infant daughter of G. H. and Mary
L. Want, aged l3 months and II days.
The friends and acquaintances of the fam
lily are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral, this tTUEsDAY) evening. at O'Clock,
from the residence of ]. W. Wilkinson, on
fernando road.
BEAsLEY-At the residence of D. R. Cook,
Marietta, Ga, on Saturday, June 18th, Master
Cook, son of J. E. and Mary Beasley.
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A Church PraotIops AIIonafhy.

CHICAGO, June 6.-At the dedica-
ton OF the new First Congregational
Church, yesterday, the sum Of so. 600
was subscribed, nearly clearing off
the Church debt. The 23d annual
session Of the American Institute of
Homeopathy commences tomorrow
morning. A preliminary meeting
viii be held this evening.
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Drowned.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-About half
past three o'clock this afternoon man
In the employ Of Marmet u Co., coal
dealers, while working on some coal
barges in the river, at the foot of Cen
tral Avenue, fell overheard and was
drowned ere assistance could reach
him. His name has not been ascer-
tanned.
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NASHVILLE.

Resurrection Storms In the Country and
Among Bankers Immigration COnVea-
tiOl---C0untY of ReeifoOt---Life Insurance
Common Carriers. Fishy---Ths School
Fnnd Swindle---ReguIatiOn of the Elective
FranOhise---Ths Appeals Position Sus-
taiBed on the Bond Question.
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German lmmigraBts-MoFa Farland-Feast Of
PenteCOst-InternatiORaI Typographical
Union Sound on the Woman Question.

Union Sound on the Woman Question.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-The railroad
rates from this city to New York have
been reduced to twenty dollars
Two car loads of German ep1grants
who left Bremen three weeks ago last
Tuesday, arrived in this City this
morning.
Daniel Mcfarland, whsthas been in
the city for the past day or two, left
for Indianapolis this mdtning.
The feast of PentecOst was rigidly
observed yesterday in he Catholic
churches aud the Jewish Synagogues.
The International Typographical
Union reassembled this afternoon at 8
O'Clock, and beyond the election of the
following officers for the ensuing year,
no other business was transacted /:
President, VIM. J. Hammond, of
New Orleans; Ist Vice President,
Thomas Willard, of Albany; End
Vice president, John. IL. O'DOnnell,
of Boston; Secretary and Treasurer,
John Collins, of Cincinnati; Cores
pondiDg Secretary, Miss Augusta
Lewis, of New York. All the Off
GERS were elected by ballot except
Miss Lewis, whose election was unan-
imous.
The Convention then adjourned un-
til 8 o'clock this morning.
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NOTICE.

In The District Court of the United States-Fol
the District of West Tennessee.--1n the mat
[ ter of Howell, Wood & Co., Bankrupts.
In bankruptcy, District of West Tennes-
see-sS.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee of ]. II. Howell and
8. K. Wood, individually, and as of the firm OF
Howell, Wood & Co., OF Memphis, in the
county of shelby, and Brownsville, in the
county of Haywood, and state OF Tennessee,
within said District, who have been adjudged
Bankrupts upon creditors petition, by the
District Court of said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the LIST day of June,
A-D., 1870.
SAMUEL W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
ie2 Southern Palace, $50 Main street,
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Tuesday, 2sth Day of Iune, 1870,

Between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and .
O'Clock 2. m, in front OF the Blum CITY Mills
NO. lSI Poplar street, in the city of Memphis
tennessee, sell TO the highest bidder. for CASH
the property conveyed to me by said deed
described as follows, tO-wit: A certain lot or
parcel OF land, situate, lying and being in the
city OF Memphis, county of Shelby and State
81 tennessee, situated on the south side of
Poplar street, in the city of Memphis mo 1917
Popiaf sIreetj, being part of original county
lot NO 999, II being lot No. and part of lot
NO. on the plan OF subdivision of said prom
erty, ana particularly described as follows
tc-wlt; Beginntng at a stake on the south
slue OF Poplar street, VIM. Yates northeast
corner, said stake being 10 feet west of the
northwest corner of the Blud City Mill prop
ertyi thence eastward along the south side
Of Poplar street liz feet 10 inches to a stake.
thence south in a direct line to the northeast
corner of the main building or the cooper-
shop lSZ teet TO a stake; thence south iOl6o
west on a line with the east end of said m am
building of coOper-shop and continuing he
yond II, IN all 81 feet inches to a stake.
thence westward, parallel with Poplar Street
nv ieet 10 stake-Wm. Yates east line;
thence northeast along VIM Yates line Isi
leet, more or less, to tue beginning corner:
the same being formerly known as the Cheek
mil property, and, now known as tine Blum
City Mill properties
The title to SAD property is believed to be
unquestionable, but 1 sell and convey only
as lrustee.
lei d. e MYERS Hrr,stoa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
10000 SACKS CORN.

M 4 are receiving heavy shipments on
w every boat. Aelling cheaper than any
body 10 the trade.
HUDSON & MOORE.
JeI No g. foot of Jefferson
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A VALUABLE COTTON FARM
f. n SALE

/ WILL sell my Plantat3n, containing I5OO
Il acres-6tO of which are in cultivation
lying about four miles east OF Australia on
STOKES Bayou, Bolivar county, Miss For
Iurtner particulars apply to j. +, DOWDY.
Z6i front street, Memphis, or to the under
signed, Okoiona, Miss. A great bargain will
be given; title perfect.
je7 r. HODGES
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD.
ENTIRELY MY OWN,
Particular Attention Paid TO tina
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

The Doctor can be consulted personally. or
Dy letter, upon all Diseases pertaining, 70 his
specially, and all other Diseases, not reguir-
ing MS attention outside Of his ONCE.
- A seperate Once for Ladies. "a
Once hours from O'Clock am. to o o'cIoclz
pm D. 5. JOHNSON, Ii ID.
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VEHEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

such as syphilis, GOnorrhcea. elect, sfric-
lures, ana an Urinary Diseases. SyDullitfc or
stefcurlai Affections Of the Throat. skin or
h9hts, Orchitis, Hernia or Rupture: also the
~, : OF a solitary Habit, rulROus 10 the
eoou5 anu Inlndf producing Bl0tcles ON the
nc, DeDluty and ndImpUtency, Dizziness. Uirn-
ne hess OF Sisnt, Confusion Of Ideas, EvIl FORE
81 ~ = = version 70 society. Loss OF Memory,
weakness, etc; not all OF thess In am M
e'. -. Dut al occurring frequently ia Various
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MASONIC NnTIcE
MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication of Leila a
I Y Scott Lodge No. 2S9. will be held w
this (TUESDAY) evening, June 7th. /"
at clock, for work in the second degree.
All f. C.s are fraternally invited
BY order of r. w. MITCHELL. W.M.
s. STURM Secretary 49,
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Notice.

Notice
ITO MY CLIENTS: On account Of I'll health
L L have determined TO be absent from
memphis during the summer months. ex-
pect 70 return by October Ist. During my alb
SS sSnce my business IN the Circuit, Chancery,
Municipal and sLaw Courts will be AMENDED
70 6y r. l. Beleher, Esq.-office, Irving Block
u, w Miller, Esq, and Judge M. L. Perkins
Hi NIL aus no my interests in the United states
District and Circuit Courts Mr.. Miller NAV
he found at No. ~ Madison street
Memphis, June 4, 1870. ie1
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TRUSTEES SALE
Of
REAL ESTATE.

Y virtue of Trust Deed executed to me
ID by d. PANS. u, Parker and Sam Work.
man, on the 9th day OF June, 1859 and re
corded in the Registers office Of Shelby
comfy, state OF tennessee, in Record Book
No ", page 24s, 10 secure the payment TO
Geo. W. Cone of certain indebtness therein
menuoned-the injunction restraining the
sale under former advertisement having
been dissolved-I will, on
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Vicksburg and Meridian are to have
savings banks. Memphis had one
and its savings we're immense.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
aurrNrrr Tar.sro9-sr 4 ~

NfAoh AAahAs 't-hAeA9 4 Aofv-
!, @. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Com
pany, located at New York, in the state OF
New York, has preduoad 10 me satisfactory
evidence that said Company has complied
with all the requirements Of the laws o. the
State of Tennessee, imposed on Insurance
Com panies; and / further certify that = X.
Clarke & Co., Agents of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements Of the
laws of the state, made and provided in such
cases.
Wherefore, said Liverpool and London
Globe Insurance Company has authority
take risks and transact the business of fnsu-
rance in this State, at Memphis Tennessee.
q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Of Tenn.
s. r CLARKE & CO., Agents,
Is KnickerbOcker Building,
ial hadis IN strest, Memphis.
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The greatest amount insured in any
The greatest amount allowed by the rules of
the Company to be insured in any one city.
town or village; the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one blOck-NO
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PITTsBURG, June 6.-The market for crude
cohIIHnes duil and rather weaker feeling
prevails yet holders are NOT WILLING 10 o.
eept lower prices than their ruling on Satur-
day. Sales-4O9 bbls OF Parker's LANDING
on az ~ 20 40 gravity, Immediate ship
spot at I254c; 100 barrels on the spot on
private terms; 500 bbls ). o. 30 days on Lower
SfeeK az q 30; 1000 bbls sold on Saturday, S.
me me rehned OIL market is extremely duh and
prices are Weakening in the absence OF
sy2 salSs, We quote; spot, 255ac; June, 26szc
A54c asked September TO October, sc,
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LoulsYna.
New OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Cotton dull and
nominal at 2l1zc. Flour dull and nominal /;
superfine, 81 625zQ54 IS; Xxx, S5 90; Xxx.
IS 1906. Corn easier; mixed, 81 20; yellow
81 q; white, 81 25@l q. Oats are easier al
67969c. Hay advanced, s25. Bran quiet sI 30.
N ess pork quiet but firm at S3l go Bacon
shoulders l414; clear rio l715c, clear sides lSJc
Hams nrm, zl9fN14c. Lard quiet but steady
az l5zs9ls. Sugar quiet but steady-cOmmon.
s54gs5sci primes Ilgll1<c; choice, IllSaIls<c,
Moiasses quiet but steady--inferior l0a55c.
fermenting 65G73c -''''N'
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CHICAGO, June 6.-Flour is active and l5a
&c higher on all descriptions. Wheat active
and excited, advancing 41zc per bushel; No.
spring 81 lO9l II; No. 2do 81 045z9I 06. Corn
695se. Oats opened i5zc higher and closed at
BIC. Rye higher; No. SIC. Barley, Canada
samples, 81 No, 3, s5c. Provisions quiet;
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OIL. 80. NO.-188
DISPENSARY.
DR.. D. S. J0HASOH'S
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
2lO MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS,
Between Adams and Washington.
Memphis, Tennessee,

rs NOW permanently established for tbs
d treatment Of Patients both Male and -
male, who are afflicted with any--.s=zm Of
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UNITED STATES BRANCH.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO..

On the 31st Day of December, 1869.
FTNHE name Of this company is the LIVER
i POOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY.
It is located in New York city, State Of New
York.
The amount of its capital stock in the
United States is
So, 900. .OOO-
The amount of its capital stock paid up is
(Goldl
$1, ,958, ,ZSO.
Total assets in
Gold are SIG, 900, 900
The assets Qf The Company are as JolJolCs in he
Uatted safes,
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents or other persons. ......s $50 qI4 "a
Real estate unlneumbered...... 5,72 81
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PHILLIPS & ST. John,
Wholesale Coal Merchants,
No. 20 MADISON ST.,

Memphis, Tennessee.
50 The only Dealers in Mount Ca rbon
caol. ap4
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Cuban Affairs.

The friends Of Cuba say that large
quantities Of arms have lately been
dispatched to the insurgents, and ad-
diuOnal supplies are soon to be sent
them
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Total amount Of losses, claims and
l4l lS7 81
Inc greatest amount insured ON any one
rlsK is about sZo,O0O, but viii not, as a general
rule, exceed S5,OJU.
1He company nave no general rule as to
the amount allowed TO be insured in any
clty, town. village or block, il being the in
tentlOn OF the Company 10 distribute its
than s., GOV by a single ire
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR,-The
Governor has made the following nominations:
Aadroseoggin County-Freeman Bradford.
Auburn, Thomas r. Rand, Lisbon, j. P. & @. !;
Nathaniel French, Auburn, Judge of Police
Court.
Aroostook County Charles NJ. Herrin, Houl-
ton, Notary Public and j. p. & c.
Cumberland County A. Thomas.
Hosea l. Robinson, Portland, Notary Public |;
Martin L. Stevens, Portland j. P. & @,
Franklin County-Samuel Goodridge, New
Sharon, Trial Justice; Charles II. Witham,
Madrid, Moose Warden; Oliver L. Currier,
New Sharon, John A. Burke, Rangely, Oliver
L. Curr:er New Sharon, j. r. & @.
Hancock County-Thos Smith, Surry Mon
roe Young, Ellsworth, J. p. & O.
Kennebec County-Wm. p. Merrill, Manches-
ter, Francis Fuller, Winthrop, Martin B. Soule,
Waterville, Samuel II. King, Monmouth, j.
P. & @.
:. Oxford County-John H. Mason, Porter, Will
liam Il. Greene, Peru, j. p. s. O.; George p.
zones, Norway, Jonathan X. Martin, Rum
ford, Ded. Jus.
Penobscot County-Nahum Warren, Veazie,
Irlal justice; George r. Thurlough, New
burg, Ded. JUS; George r. Thurlough, New
burg, Lewis b. Randall Bradford, VIM. Doug
les, Greenbush, Sumner j. Chadbourne, Dix
Pp oni,, Alexander N Webb, Lowell, George w;
and Prentiss M. Blake, Bangor, j. Wyman
Phillips, OrringtOn, j. p. & @.
Somerset County-Jos. S. Richardson, Fair
held, Oliver L. Currier, New Sharon, M. w.
Morton, New Portland, j. p. & @.
P. & @.
WdShington County,. L. Brigham, Whit
NEVILLE, Isaac Fl. Esty, Trescott, Trial Jus
tjce
~, YORK Washington jenkins, York
Charles W. Ross, Bddeford, Edward F. SAT-
ford, Kittery, J. P. & O.; Frederic A. Wood,
Lebanon Trial .TnStion. Morly n
Berwick; Christopher Lttefeld, Kennebunk,
Notary Public
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-18

The Prince Imperial of France is fourteen
years old.
1t is rumored again that the Pope is quite
nnwell.
W. j. Patrick was lynched in Jail at Dia.
mond City, Montana, Sunday night for the
murder of John Benson on the 4th inst.
The funeral of Montalembert took place in
Paris Wednesday. The ceremonies were sim
pie, in accordance with the request of the de-
ceased. M. Olivier and other members of
the Cabinet attended the funeral.
Judge Fullerton, who was on trial in New
York, charged with levying black mail, has
been acquitted. Judge Woodruff said the ev-
idence showed that Fullerton had not done
anything whatever inconsistent with integrity
OF motive and purity of purpose.
The following officers have been promoted
each one grade:-In the Navy, Lieutenants
Nelson, Kells, McChurley, Menzies and Key
ser, Lieutenant Commander j. w. Miller, As
sistant Paymasters Mead and Watkins, and
Ensign Bell. In the Army, Captain Hunt of
the Fourth Cavalry, and Lieutenant Coulter
and Parker.
The funeral of Prince Henri de Bourbon at
Madrid was conducted by Free Masons, of
whose order the deceased was a member.
When the remains were brought into the
church the officiating priest, seeing masonic
emblems on the coffin, withdrew the insignia
Of the church and refused to perform religious
ceremonies. No troops took part in the pro-
cession.