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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
GENERAL NEU s.

General Grant has quietly established himself
at Long Branch, without any fuss or bother.
gs Twenty years ago there were six post offices
in the State of Minnesota, now there are six
hundred
Atlantic, Iowa, has 400 dwellings and
l,S00 inhabitants. Twenty-Five months ago
the first house was erected in this place.
Elhu Burritt returned from England a few
days ago in the steamship France
Annie b. Starbird is yourg Portland lady
who is a star among the singers in Italy.
Gen. r. Mckee, of Kentucky, has just been
married to his first wife the second time.
They were divorced twenty-five years ago.
Victoria Louisa Sophie Augusta Amelia
Helena is all the same allowed Victorias new
granddaughter, born to the Princess of
Schleswig, Holsten.
There are two ladies in the Post Office De-
partment at Washington who are employed
in translating the foreign correspondence,
and in keeping up the accounts in foreign Ian
guages. They are are scholars in four Ian
guages-German, French, Spanish and Ital-
ian.
Information has been received in Canada
that the Imperial Government is willing to
guarantee a loan for the construction of the
Pacific Railway from Montreal to British
Columbia.
Capt. w. NJ. Deane of Maine and of the
18th Infantry recently died in Washington.
The carriage of United States District At
torney Bateman of Cincinnati, containing his
wife, child and himself, was upset Friday by
being driven into a drove of Texas cattle
The child was killed, and Mrs. Bateman and
the driver seriously injured.
The arrivals of immigrants last week were
much less than usual, owing to the war in
Europe, and were mostly of Irish and Eng
hsh.
Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte sailed
| for France from New York, Saturday. Heis
| enthusiastic in regard to the war, and imme-
diately upon his arrival in Paris will join
his regiment at the front. Colinqui of the
| French army, sailed also.
The Interior Department at Washington
will soon prepare papers for the guidance OF
Capt. Hall in his Arctic expedition, and dur
ing the fall the Navy Department will fit out
ship Sc that lie can start at the earliest day
next spring for his absence of three or four
years. Lady Franklin. wife of Sir John
Franklin, had an interview with Capt Hall in
Cincinnati on Saturday.
Senator Fenton saved little girl from
drowning, Friday, at Babylon, L. l. The
child fell into the pond, where the water was
very deep, and Senator Fenton, who was
walking near, jumped into the water, caught
the child, and swan to the shore.
The will of George w. Whistler, the
American railway engineer, who died in
London several months ago leaving property
to the amount of 81 900, 900, was proved last
week. William A. Appleton of Boston, a
nephew Of the deceased, is one of the
executors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
'Perhas" represesfs a Maine
: tandar OF June Sd, 1870.
POLITICAL.

General c. c. Washburn of Wisconsin,
declines denomination for Congress. A.
d. Baldwin, formerly a merchant of New
Y ork is named as his probable successor.
The Lafayette, Indiana, Journal says "a
tonr in the southern portion OF the State re
veals TO us that the Republicans were never
more hopeful and never more ready to do
their whole duty"
The political canvass in little dormant Del
aware is becoming exciting for that State
The Democrats are making desperate fight,
being well aware that nothing but hard work
can save them from defeat at the ending cleo
tion.
The Democrats of Massachusetts are anus
ing themselves with hunting up a victim OF
the next gubnernatorial campaign. Mayor
Shurtleff is talked of in Boston as the mex
candidate infatuated. The "Young Democ
racy" think he will run better than Adams
and will have good chance to defeat Cover
nor Clafiin.
A Southern exchange intimates that Whit
temore, the cadet broker, Is not satlsned Win
having been twice kicked out of the House OF
Representatives, and that he seeks nomina-
ton to the Forty-Second Congress.
Thomas Mooney, the Irish historian, and
chief of the anti-C Chinese party, offers himself
as candidate for Governor of California, with
the promise that he will raise 100, 900 militia,
and send the Chinese home within three
months after his election. 81.
The official vote of Washington Territory
in the late election foots up as follows; Gar
field, republican, 3, ,469; Mix democrat, 2,734 ;
Garfeid's majority, 1886. In 1868, Garfelds
majority l49. The total vote this year is
G,S5s, being an increase of 1921 votes over
1868.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

The Saco Independent says last Friday
night, Mr.. Richard Phenix of Alfred, who is
quite aged, strayed from his home and was
not found till Sunday morning. The neigh
bors turned out en- masse, and found Mr.. p.
in Chadbourne's woods, having had nothing
to eat for day and night He is suffering
from softening of the brain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
There was a frog who hyed IN a sprlng -

He caught such cold that he could not sing"
Poor, unfortunate, Batrachan In what u
sad plight he must have been. And yet his
misfortune was one that often befalls singers.
Many tuneful voice among those who belong
to the genus homo" is utterly spoiled by
''cold in the head" or on the lungs, or both
combined. For the above mentioned ''croak-
er" we are not aware that any remedy was
ever dcvised but we rejoice TO know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear and
their throats in tune by a timely use of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and DR.. rierces Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, both of
which are sold by druggists. lw+&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

The following is statement of the tonnage
of the district of Bangor on June 30th, 1870 ::
5 ships, 10 barques, As brigs, l60 schooners,
Is sloops, steamboats,. Total pa total
tonnage 30 ,O26, saws the Whig.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

The Argus speaks of the rapid increase of
business in the Probate court of Cumberland
of estates presented at the court for action
was 6S7, and thus far this year the number
has alrady reached 555. Some estates have
great deal of business connected with them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

William Gordon, auctioneer, is to sell, in
the town of Brownfeld, onthe 10th ofAugust,
the valuable property of j. p. Eaton, COM
prising what is known as the old Tyler mills
and privilege at Brownfeld Center.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

No little interest is felt in the result of the
experiment now making in England in the
management of the telegraph lines by the gov
ernment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

special meeting of the Republican
General Committee of the city and county
of New York, called to consider the war
in Europe, was held last Thursday eve
ming. -Gen- John Cochrane in the chair,
when the following resolutions presented
by Z. Delatieid Smith, were adopted:
F. Resolved, That as men and Americans, we
deeply deplore the armed conflict that threat
ems two principal nations with which the Uni
ted States has ever been at peace.
Resolved, That while our government wise
Iy adheres to its traditional policy of avoid
ing tangling alliances with princes and poten-
tates, the sympathies of the American people
cannot be restrained, where 9surping iniper
alism in one country wages aggressive war
upon national unity in another, and where we
discern, in spite of all pretences, that the as
sailed arc substantially the entire German
people, bound to ourselves by the strongest
ties of friendship and of blood.
Resolved, That remembering France as
generous ally in our early history, we confess
the greater antipathy to her present willy and
insoient chief, who, by his intrgues with the
British cabinet, and invasion of the Mexican
states, proved forgetful of his countrys tra-
ditions, and placed the French people in a
false position in relation to our recent strug-
gle to preserve the legacies of Washington
and Lafayette.
Besolved, That the carly espousal Of Ger
man Americans of the cause of free labor be-
yond the Mississippi their subsequent devotion
to the same, and broader principles on a hum
dred fields of battles with the friendly atti-
tude of the German states during our long
military journey from Sumpter to Appomattox
are rightly remembered now that the red
plant of war has set upon the Potomac to rise
upon the Rhine.
| Resolved, That as our own fight for Union
grew, under Grant, to triumph for freedom !;
so, while German unity is perfected, may re-
publican liberty be established in fatherland
and throughout the world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

time rested covetously on the provinces
adjacent to the Rhine. His desire, and
that which he has sought to make national
aspiration, is, first, to acquire the territory
which, Justly or unjustly, France pretends
to honestly believe belongsto her; second,
to .freen q Scandinavian populace from
German rule, and third, to restrain Prussia
from acquiring any foothold whatever on
the Peninsular. Hence.we see the enthu-
siasm with which the declaration OF war
was received by the French people. The
left bank Of the Rhine was once French
possession The French acquired it in the
fifth century, when they overran Gaul, and
it was established by Clovis, the first of
the Frankish kings. 1t was restored and
again'acquired by Charlemange three cen
turies later In the beginning of the thir
teenth century Philip Augustus made a
forty years. reign notable by ruling a ter
ritory extending from the Rhine to the
border OF Spain. Louis, the saint, added
Provence and Longueaoe. while Quatorze
yulsed Europe, by his efforts to regain the
province on the left of the Rhine, which
had been wrested from his predecessors.
! The first Napoleon elated France when he
| made Flanders, SaXembourg, and other
! territories between the Rhine and the
North Sea, an integral portion of the First
Empire. and the present Napoleon is con-
scious that he would add lustre to his name
in the eyes of France, by making the
Rhine, the Pyrenees, the Alps and the
ocean the boundaries of present France.
Upon this dream of glory, does France
!, stake the cast of the die, at the bid of her
imperial nller And Prussia cannot refuse
war. She must meet the assailant with
steady front.
1t is said that the French ultimatum to
King William was, first, the Prussian gov
ernment should pledge itself that no Ger
man should ever ascend the throne OF
Spain: and second, that as guarantee Of
such pledge, Hohenzollen Prince should
reside permanently in the French capitol
To this latter two alternatives were at
tached-one, that money should be de-
posted in France, to be forfeited if the
pledge was broken; the other, that the
Rhenish province Of Prussia should be
handed over to French keeping until the
ldeath of the last heir of Hohenzollen-Sig-
imarigen. Should later intelligence con-
firm the truth of this demand, it will stand
one of the most nsolent and audacious on
record No one can wonder that Prussia
has prepared for war-war to the bloody
end, and one in which France will have
! forfeited the sympathy of mankind
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

DIR. Henry w, Holmes, prominent and
successful physician of Springfield, died of
heart disease, on Friday last. He was ma
tive of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

Five hundred men are to be employed at
the Kittery navy yard. 1t is reported that
every available vessel there is to be fitted for
sea-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

somerset County Republican Conveutton.

The Republican voters OF snnerset county re-
quested 20 send delegates to a Convention to be
held ut ceburn Hail, skosvhegan, Thurs
day, Augusf lbth, at 10 O'Clock q. NJ, for the
purpose OF nominating two candidates for Sena-
tors, County Attorney, County Treasurer, and one
County 1csnmissioner, and to transact all other
busiile 81 that may properly come before the Con
yention. The basis of representation will be as
follows, viz Each town and plantation Will be en-
titled 10 aeiegsic, apd one additional delegate
for eYerg iifty rofes east for Joshua L. Chamber
san at the Gubernatorai election of iS5S A frae-
zion Of fhinty votes will be entitled to additional
delegate sf
JAMES WRIGHT,
-@t 20 WILLIAM FOLSOM Republican
wi5Httna G.F. BLUNT, County
..t. t JAMES Il. DAscoMB,l LosaiRttee
doRATio N PAGE, ]
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters of Kennebec county are
requested to send delegates TO CohTeiitie; to be
held at
Granite Han. lugasta, Wednesday. August 10th,
at II o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating
three candidates for Senators, one County Commits
souer, ,Cernsy Attorney, County Treasurer, Sheriff,
and to transact all other business that may proper
ly come before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows
Each city. town and plantation viii be entitled to
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
seventy4fve votes east for Joshua l.. Chamberlain
at the GubernHtoriai election of 1868 fraction OF
forty votes Will be entitled to an additional dele
gate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

Gen. Fremont and family are at Mt. Des-
srt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
WTRIFIED CLAY PIPE,
Double Glazed, or Glass-Coated
Sizes, inches to q inches inside diamete
FOR DRAINS AND SEWERS,

CONTRACTORS and Corporations in want of
y Sewer Pipe will find it TO their advantage to
examine our stock of ENGLISH and SCOTCH Butt
Joint and shoulder Pipe; the largest and best as
sortment ever offered in this country
For sale by JAMES EDMOND & co.
at Wharf 3so TO 4l2 Federal ST., Boston.
Propretors of Boston Fire Brick Works.
Importers and Dealers in Fire-Clay Goods.
iuly27-2m3l st
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
FROM AUGUSTA to NEW YORK,

Passengers by this route will be ticketed through
to New York by the Steamers FRANCON!A ana
DIRIGO, which leave Portland for New York every
Monday and Thursday. baggage trucked in Port
land free of expense. Fare from Augusta to New
York Cabin $3.50; meals extra; Deck passage,
$3.50. go
The Ella connects also at Bath, each trip, with
the steamer Spray for Boothbay.
This boat will stop ut any of the ice houses on the
river on display OF white nag as a signal,
For further particulars apply to
ttf-iune23 b. F. MORSE, Augusta, Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27

formerly hnopn as .Somes' Saloon.
The rooms have all been refnrnished in the best
possible manner. The Ladies' Room, up stairs, is
large and elegantly arranged. Meals VIII be fur
nishel at all hours.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1870

Bhs Jessie Rhynss Han, Trinidad II DAYS, .ugsr
brg A. L. Palmer, Shaw Areosbo r. r. ID days, moiassea
brig Lucy Gtay. Anoeibo, r. r. Is days nolassea
Brg Peter NielA AuteTsen, Maracaho - days coffee
sthr Nancy. Andersen, Rio Janeiro 20 days coffee
kchr Village Belle. Rowe Jaonel Hayu, 10 days, coffee
hehr o. NJ. harrctt, Reed, Baracoa days fruit
bohr W. Duryea, Nicholson, Demarara ~ days sugar
sCHoOVgRs-RIvKR AND cOAsTwsR
Isaac Hnklcy Virginia r. Bodne, virginia
Katie j. Hoyt, Georgetown d. O. J. H. seguine Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
BOSTON Aug 2-Auyed steamship Hercules from ihaephia
hng Rurus from B,abeth hrs Bliss from for Antonoi j.
A. Brown Guavaqull.
FoKrRK MnsRoE 2Arved brig Roeoca from ao Janero
Tor orders Sailed, brig Iconia, for NeE-iork.
DISASTER.
Porto PLATA july 1he bark Hugo Becker outward bound went
Ashore and became total consisted Of tobacco and mahogany
OF which 40 ceTooBs Of tobacco were saved.
NAVAL.
The Svaara and Nantaske at s. Domingo
CITY July q. All we'll
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The shr IT, Wooibur which into AMI sunk rear th Gross
Rip bghshp track vessels passing that 0nt and
is very dangerous obstacle TO navigation.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
p1SSENGERS ARRIVED

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New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
RrooK1YN EnucArloNAL MArrERs.

The Board OF Education held its regular
meeting yesterday afternoon, Ir,sdent Wh.tocke in
the chair The Finance Committee reported that they
had passed for payment bills 10 tAr amount ci >''-' l'.
Auur,yed. y5.. O. sriaan auuom,oaa tof Standing
Coigr1ifto.s f1r the year. The L"crl CoI"-.e .ecs Of
Schools MOI and were directed to rearean'7e the two
schools the former as q Dstric, Grammar chool, and
the latter a- Primary s.Loo. 1oe Committee of school
No 10 was aut0r-.I 90 procure -G.tlne a.comuoia-
fi0ns fDr tuo Cour.U 'Cu o i-e s.-r' -' ~ --,t
- on rcd tl- following solution;
Re99yrs7 ilat &. rel-. i tle ''0 O.! c '.es or he
fuhir and pa..a e.. Jos be- eer.o. Dr. al sli J TEL
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nf removing fle touif- ,f unl.ru, G u t.t I.i-
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declared q aiufcu Ir'na. .urc .- me 'u".1l' 0i
Tic Cmult.C- yO.d make DIS .p.r. ol One lNI.lra-
tiou buf y.- r- Hi.t from 2. cl. III" lt D-
IuiGn was ial the tglc, and the Goafi ADJOURNED
until 81 itcI...t4.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
SUJPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
POET or YEw-T0Ek

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New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
TIE CoJET&
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be Leald no Eiealuou, SOFA" 5oJu."- distant. eavug
insult r-t f.I. tI 90, i.c"' - 10 lHr"' '"C I'Ol'
sary paper ana 200 +, Hiagi,m''" a'0 aEFn" it
Ia reply 1,i. ..it ln.aey I"id "Id thc motion a.
BuglGfI f.fi aH hC.. IteI'. N ...t, ltitil i"H
com re counsel ou the othor side Ead been before
Judge d. ro and LOT tine -c-inE q" the l1',lOh l." me-
move t9 c..c I-i.nca a.t 't 81. OF ,'.y or ,, ,nr
Of az ouTucut On tic .Sl t'f hIl cot "u outf ON
they hat kent back ard dld no, serve until after judge
Bal.Om lao delivered bis opinion and granted tlt "i0r
ALTHOUGH q bad been thog ntcaOH 10 serve IL pc'oLc
that, but ~ Too late an hour to have il set aside
Judge Girnari said he thought tIc protc,GiSs wore
IN order that fuI ivst should be done 70 the t@ant5
Ia this district Ms,iou denied, with COSTS.
teray by Mr. Abe Hmnl foi ~, cLarce GA ha6el-
corpus, fom The House Of the GOOD Shepherd, Anna
Judge DewluR on thc 2st - july last, charged with
asi,asd asls qte4.ed that sAe Va. tQstias Counsel
CHtncmct !u Catholic institution should not De i'm
sisted upon, especial as her iatLer was aiundany a5le
10 support L'r, and t.oie violence that she
pro,it ie Judge Ba 1Io released hcr, and ,marl d
have 10 rea ain M the House o. tAc Good Shepherd until
Doeis;o,s.By Judge Barnard-E more agt. East y Y.
aud Jamaica Railroad Canpal.,.-Noton on gi1uted aud
reference ordered Chu'cs N"hiiug Ggt. Jauc Scbna.
Report OF rceroc confirmed aud j,dsuout oi divorce
granted; cUssOdy Of children awarded To- az plaintiff.
hciogs agt kellogg jo' 'Ol Granted Hu:o ohEsou aSt
FItch. L'g'r agteCoheH.-Cp4,ls 2rantCd. Valentine
agt Ieaot on craltc.. and reference ordered.
GsyIId ISl. D'1el'. Aotich z, .ated and fe.'fGh,e
boc ag Pdr'ee->ctou granted ana referee appointed;
We ., tc,s 81 ,i'e TO- he rid planti Clark
S,hr';%sf Y o Hccas ,S 5SP5nG.G l S9,y yag Co Con-
1000 5Ia4tod. Lco'is aet Frc'ina.-Order settled