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w. T. HOOKER, Vice President.
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was accidentally discovered and revived sufi-
GENTLY to direct a retreat of the fragments of
his army on foot.
sTRAsBoURG SUI IoNED TO SURRENDER.
A despatch from Carslruhe to the G lobe an
| nounces that Strasbourg is invested on |
sides by the Prussiaus, who hold the railway.
Gen. Boyer, who commands the city, was
summoned to surrender, but refused. 1t is
said that the citadel is scantily furnished, that
the gaar' son consists of only regiment of the
line, and the National Guard of that place.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
| LONDON, Aug. 1L-Earl Derby yeste rday,
| delivered on address before the Association of
| Agriculturists at Black pool in which he al
luded to the war, and strongly urged that Eng
land should maintain her policy of non-inter-
| ventiOn.
The Duke of Cambridge, Commander in :
Chief of the army. reviewed the troops at the
camp at Aldershot yesterday. The concentra-
! ton of troops was very large.
The Queen, on "Wednesday, reviewed the
| Royal Yacht squadron at Southampton. The
| extreme prices wanted at the sale at Gadshill,
| OF the personal effects of Charles Dickens,
caused the withdrawal of a large portion of
| them.
Preparations or the celebration of the rails
| ing the seige of Londonderry in that city to-
morrow, are complete Monster professions OF
both Catholics and Orapgemen are in it.
The Daily News editorial upon the result Of
| the late session of Parliament, considers Glad
stone equally worthy q successor OF both Peel
| and PaImerston.
Half million pounds sterling IN specie is on
| the way from Bombay to England.
Sir Henry Steaks has been appointed Sur
veyor General of Ordnance. O'DOnoughe has
been declared bankrupt.
| MONETARY.
The bullion 10 the Bank of Eugland has il =
creased G319.O00 since last Thursday.
| Spain.
| GENERAL DECREE OF AMNESTY.
MADRID, Aug. 1l.-A decree of amnesty
has been passed by the government, includes
persons guilty of all varieties Of crimes againet
the country.
DlssENTIoNs IN THE CoUNCIL.-THE RADI-
| GALS ExULTANT.
Discussions have broken out in the Council
Of State. At the last sitting there was vio-
lent scene between Senior Rios ROsas, presi-
dent of the CouRcil and Gen. Prim.
The news of Prussian victories is received
here with enthusiasm by the radicals, who zee
in the defeat of Napoleon. hopes for the resto-
ration of a republic in France, and its conse-
quent establishment in Spain. The Monarch
lists are beginning to lose confidence.
| aalv
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PLEASANT TIMT-Portland Division, No 40,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, had an
exceedingly pleasant time at their hall .ast
evening. The occasion was the presentation of
splendid regalas to all the officers OF the Di-
vision. These regalias were got up Mr.. J.
Ambrose Merrill, are of the finest black silk
velvet, richly broiiered with heavy silver lace,
with silver stars and jewels and silver letters
indicative of the order. They are of the richest
kind, and were presented by ladies', wives of
the members.
The presentation was made by Mrs. A.. A.
Haskell, wife of the Engineer OF the Portland
& Ogdensburg road, in very neat and appro-
pirate address; which was responded to by Mr..
j. w. L;ttlefield, G. e. Of the Division. Re-
Spouse was made by nearly all the officers and
members present, all replete with sentiments
Of gratitude to the fair donors, and expressive
of their intention to do all in their power for
the promotion of the Interest," of the Division.
Among those present was Mrs. Smith, wild
ow OF deceased brother in Lewiston, who
came by invitation. The Brotherhood buried
her husband last March, and the widow was
not forgotten. At the close of the presenta-
o'oh SSiCuiohico puiSc
amount of money was placed IN the hands OF
Mrs. Smith, by Mrs. II. B. Wing, who made a
few touching remarks, to which Mrs. Smith
responded in very feeling manner. After
which social hour was spent, to the great de-
light Of all present.
This Division contains seventy-five members
constituting the best Engineers in our State
The whole number of members in the various
Divisions in the United States and Canada
foot I'D ten thousand
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

GENERAL TROC IU.-In the place of Marshal
Leboeuf is appointed Louis Jules Trochu, the
organization now being Marshal Bazaine as
jor General of the army. Whether Marshal
Bazaine's appointment to the supreme COM
mand signifies that the Emperor proposes to
withdraw from the actual command in the
field does not appear, hut it is certain that
Gen. Trochu is henc forth chief administra-
tive officer of the French army. That he
should, SO soon after the inception of HOSTILE
ties, come to the front, sigularly verifies the
prediction of the Army and Nary Journal of
the 23d of July last:-"Should the war survive
its first battle fortnight and promise, as
seems very likely, to be long one, Trocbu's
name may chance to appear at the head Of the
French armies"
Louis Jules Trocbu, born in 1916, is still in
the full vigor of his faculties, and has for some
years past devoted so intense a desre OF at
tention to a military study Of the Rhenish
frontier that he is pre- -eminenty fitted for his
present post. His history in brief is lieuten-
ant in 1910, captain in 1913, then staff officer
with Marshal Buaeaud in Algeria, major in
1876, lieutenant colonel in 1853. general of
brigade in 49,, and general Of division in 1864.
In the Cr.mea he served as chief of the genera
staff, and is credited by King.ake, the historian
as the master mind of the French army in that
war In 1865 he was charged with the prepar-
alton of plan to reorganize the French army,
the Emperor discerning through the smoke Of
Sadowa that a new military era had set in, and
in 1867 issued the result of his labors ia a IA
Since the usual Of this pamphlet "L'Armee
Franchise" his chief study has been tie Rhine
border, the imminence Of a war with Prussia
being ever before him.
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the latest quotations:
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. Aug. fl.-Cotton quiet; Middng up
lands at 19i. Flour-sales 5000 bbls; State and
Western heavy and @ zoe lower; State at 80;
s sond Hoop 0e at Z, az S5 Western at
heavy; sales 10000 BASH; Spring at 1 40; No. at
I I,;1O 9 30; No. at Is; Winter Red and Amber
western at Al a 50. Corn lower; sales 4S 900
Dus s rev Mixed Western at 80 az Ole. Oats-State
az ~ e Gle; Western at 80 "a SIC. Pork dull and
ne new mess at 20 40 q 20 30; prime at "a 90 az
Il ~ o6c Whiskey dull: Western free at "a 0 9S3c
nice quiet; Carolina at 81 @ 9sc. Sugar quiet; Mus
SqVao at " q 11tc; fair to good refining at 90 9Ic;
~! ~: ~ Duch standard at 0sc. Naval Stores Spr-
Us g. Iurpentine at &c. Resin rmer sales at Is @
on. freights to Liverpool dull; wheat 3d.
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Fiour easier at 90 a 90 for
Spr,ns extras Wheat nominal at o. a o. for No.
=; 10 Corn at 70sc for No. 2. Oats declining at 80 az
,sic lor No. Rye steady at 75c tor No. q Barley
n ~. her at 10 C9 Is for No., High Wines dull at
3oc Lard dull at 16 a. 16tc Pork quiet at 20 90 al
~ 20. BULK meats-shoulders steady at 13c; short
ros AT losc Live hogs lower at 90 "a IS for COM
nun ~ extra prime. Cattle steady at 60 for COM
o, Raeeeipts- 5000 bbs. -four, $500 bush. wheat,
soo Dusn, corn, 1900 bush. oats, 1000 BUSH rye
3,oW oush. barley, $500 hogs.
SSmapments-3,500 bbls. flour, 2S,00O1 bush wheat
cSo pusn corn, 10000 bush. oats 400 bush rye
i'ooo push. barley, 4 200 hogs.
,CINcISNATI, Aug. 11-whiskey duh at "a "a 95c.
shen,d 0s. At 30 co. Lard at &c., Bulk dull
4ie clear lib clear sides tl7,c clear sides at 1s,c
uplands at 17ic.
lands at 17!c.
uplands at 1Sc.
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Domestic News.


CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW York, Aug. 1.-THE evidence of VIM.
Kelly, the hOusekeeper's son, in the Nathan
inquest to-day, failed to furnish ground for
suspicion of his guilt. He admitted his enlist
meht IN Lawrence, Mass, under an assumed
name III 1864, and that since his discharge from
the army in 1865 he had been without regular
employment, and in contradiction of his previ-
GUS testimony related that he had q cOnversa
tlon with two men on Madison Square on the
evening before the murder Other testimony
was offered to prove that the dog with which
the murder was committed had been seen
ABOUT Mr.. N atban's premises over a year since.
The three colored men arrested on suspicion of
having possession of the late Mr.. Natha ms
watch, We're to-day discharged, but another
man is now held in custody on suspicion of
having disposed of some of the missing Nathan
Jewe!ry on the day after the murder.
The quarantine boat Andrew Fletcher, with
command of Health Officer Carnocham, cut
out the bark Wavelet from a Brooklyn wharf
this morning and took her down TIE bay The
captain, his wife and children were detained on
board. The owners of the vessel do not know
where to find her.
Gen. Mcclellan begins active duties as chief
engineer of the department of docks to morrow.
APosTACY OF AN IMPERIAL ORGAN.
The Courier des Etats Unis, hithertoa warm
supporter of Napoleon, says this morning:
What matters that there is a man named Oh
llvier, if this man leaves us to be beaten? What
matters that there is a man named Napoleon,
II Napoleon is at Caduc played out and his
hand too feeble to hold sword? We do not
know anybody when there is a question of the
saivatlon OF the honor and of the grandeur of
France. Let the power be trusted TO whomso-
eVers hall take it and in whatever form it may
pc; monarchy or republic, but let them give
US victory"
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The Deputy Marshals made seizure Of
liquors yesterday at the store Of Hugh Doherty,
corner of Union and Fore streets.
The Swedenborgian Convention comm ences
its session at the New Jerusalem Church on
High street at Q o'clock this morning. At Il
O'Clock there will be preaching; also in the
afternoon and evening.
There was very heavy shower yesterday
morning, which reioicsd everybody. So heavy
and copious was the rain, that many cellars on
Commercial street We're flooded, some TO the
depth of three or four leet.
A runaway team yesterday collded with q
coal cart and got the worst OF it.
Gold opened yesterday at 116 IA, dropped to
1157-8, then advanced to INA, and again
dropped, closing al 1167-8
A dog was suddenly kfAed yesterday on
Commercial street by the falling of a skid upon
him, which was being used for unloading fiou Z
from a car. Alas! poor Tray.
Rev. VIM. A. Drew, who is to occupy the
pulpit of the Congress Square Universalist
Church next Sunday, will deliver his lecture
on the Pilgrim Fathers, in the evening, at that
place.
Rev. Rufus p Cutler, formerly pastor of the
Park st. Church, now Of Charleston, s. c., is
on visit TO this city, and il stopping at Miss
Joness boarding house.
The Illinois Press Association contemplate
trip to this city over the Grand Trunk Rail-
way.
John Marshall, who was arrested on We'd
nesday ON charge of stealing 500 from his
brother-in-law, Thomas McDougal, of Bangor,
owned up yesterday, delivered the pistol and
the concertina he had purchased, to McDougal
and gave him his note for the balance. He
was then allowed to depart.
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LAW TERM-WESrERN DISTRICT.
THURsDAY.-Thet following cases were disposed OF
YORK COUNTY.
John n. Stimson VS.. James l.. Emerson. Jadg-
ment for plaintiff. Damages to be ssed by Court
Drew Smith.
George H. Sayward vs.. Orinda A. Atkinson ct ais
Exceptions overruel. Jud, nent Cor plaintiff as on
mortgage.
Came. Drew
Elisha A. Bradeen. executor, complainant, vs..
Sally Gary. Dismissed.
Weld IL Knlball. Drew.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Isaiah z. Smith ct. ais. ys. Henry Smith. To be
submitted on briefs in ten days decided without.
DESCENDANTS brief in.
Davis &Drummond. A. A. Strout.
Isaiah P. Smith ct al. vs. Ruth P. Smith ct ais.
Same as preceding case.
Daniel Weber ct ais, in equity, VS.. Lemuel II
Slower ct al. To be argued in writing.
Davis & Drummond. A, A. Strout.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
State OF Maine VS.. William A. Kingsbury. Ar
gued.
Reed. f. f. Pillsbury
There but one more case to be argued before the
Canrt
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HE FIRST PARISH. This ancient

The FIRST PARISH. This ancient house of
worship now presents neat and fine appear
ance, having been thoroughly renovated
cleaned and painted. A very rich tbree-ply
carpet of velvet finish covers the entire aisles,
and the blending of the colors are pei feet
The painting and vanishing were executed by
Mr.. Cannon, in a most satisfactory manner
Sunday the edifice will be re- opened for divine
service, and the exercises will be of pleasing
and interesting character. Kotzschmar will
preside at the organ which has been put in the
best of order, and the music will be charming
Che Rev. Mr.. Iseral, formerly of Wilmington,
Delaware, and now of Taunton, Mass, one of
the ablest clergymen of the LUTHERAN denomi-
nation, will fill the sacred desk, and the church
will no doubt be crowded to listen to him. The
hours OF service are at 10 IL A. NJ, and 1-2
p NJ
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LONDON, Aug. 11-I1.15 A. M.-Consols 9ft q 9iI
for money and account.
American securites-U. s. 5-2O's, 1862, 81; do
1865, old 1861: do 1867, $751; U. S. 10-4Os SO. Erie
shares III. Illinois Central shares 107. Atlantic g.
Great Western shares 81
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1t-11.15 A. M. -Cotton steady
sales $4,000 bales; Middling uplands sgd; Middling
Orleans at Cd. Corn 32s. Pork 122s 3d. Lard 73s.
FRANKFORT, Aug. ILL.,. s. 5-2Os closed buoyant
at $50 for 1S62s.
LONDON, Aug I'LL; IS A. M-ReGned Petroleum
quiet at Is SD. Lnseed Oil dull at e31 lis.
LONDON, Aug. 1f.-1.2O P. M.-Consols 9o5 "a 81
for money and account VS. " ~
old, S6I. W. WI '' '0'''
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1t-1.2O P. M.-Pork 12Os Rest
and account. ~
american securities-U. s. 5-20s, 1862, SCI; do
1900, oiu, S6; do 1861, S.; U. S. 10-40s 49, Erie
shares ~ Illinois Central shares 106. Allan ic and
Great Western shares 21.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1l-5 P. NJ Cotton buoyant
Middling uplands SD. California Wheat lis q lis
Id; Red Western 9s sd a 9s Cd; Winter los sd.
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The Republicans of Portland are requested
to meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
MONDAY EVENING, august 18th, at eight
to attend the County Convention to be held
August 18th.
The delegates elected are requested to meet
at the Reception Room on Tuesday p. M. at
four O'clock, to select four delegates at large to
the same Convention.
By order Republican City Committee.
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WAsnINGTON.
LEOPOLD AND THE SPANISH rHRov

LEOPOLD AND THE SPANISH THRONE
WASHINGTON. Aug. ia well known
American banker in Berlin, on intimate terms
with the North German government writes
that there is a proposition to place the Prince
of Hohenzollen on the throne of Spain. Itwas
purposely concealed by that Prince from King
William for some time, but when that monarch
was consulted the project received his prompt
end unqualified disapproval, the King arguing
that considering the peculiar temperament of
the Spanish people, such proceeding would
probably be a second Macmillan affair, result
ing in the loss Of the Princes head. The King
held these views upto the time that The French
government hearing it made the peremptory
demand through Beneditti for an explanation.
Nothing but the tone ana manner in which
the demand was made and afterwards followed
up by him for guarantees, prevented any fur
Their reference to the subject by the King.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

THE Cry OF RICHMOND, MT. DESERT, &c
The steamer. City Of Richmond makes an ex-
cursioa next Saturday from Bangor. We
learn from good authority that there is no lack
OF good accommodations at Mt. Desert, both
at South West and Bar Harbor. The number
OF passengers that are seeking the pleasure
and comforts of this popular route are increas-
ing beyond expectation. The accommodations
aud polite treatment which are rendered to all
are strong inducements for seekers after the
natural sights on the coast Of Eastern Maine
90 90. try aud see for themselves.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

CoLLIsIoN-As tia steamer Franconia, for
New York, was leaving the wharf between
four and five o'clock yesterday afternoon, dur
ing a thick fog, she ran into the steamer Chas.
Houghtou, which was coming up from Waldo
boro The wheel-house of the Houghton was
stove, and she received some other slight iDju-
ries which will be repaired Immediately.
Ia consequence Of the damage done to the
Honshton, she was unable to go ON her trip
among the Islands with the Light Infantry and
Band, last evening. Their excursion and
promenade concert at the Ottawa House were
postponed, therefore, until Monday evening
next
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

SAD CASE Last evening woman in state
of intox cation wa, taken up TO the police sta
lion by the husband, who is very industrious
man. She had obtained some clothes to wash
last Monday, but as she had not attended to
her business, he was anxious to return the
clothing before it was stolen or spoiled. She
refused to tell him to whom they belonged, but
five minutes in one of the cells brought her to
her senses, and she told who was the owner
Her husband then returned home,
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ID DELAWARE.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND THE BLACK
MAN.

MAN.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 1I-Consressman elect
Waddle, read speech this evening" supposed
to foreshadow the policy af the Democratic
party in regard to the negro. He said he
hoped one of the first acts of the new legsla.
tare would be their formal declaration of their
intention not to disturb the black man in the
enjoyment of his rights guaranteed by law, and
that they will restore if possible the school
fund of which he in common with his fellow
citizens has been robbed. and will pay the
debt of universal education due from the
State, not as the republicans have done, in
promises unfulfilled, but honorably, and to the
last farthing of the means at their command,
and that their whole course will exhibit them
as reformerS and not as revolutoniss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

A HAPPY TME-One of our worthy citizens
kept "open house" for his friends on Wednes-
day, celebrating three important events: his
silver wedding, the majority of son and the
marriage Of daughter Many friends partook
of his Inequalities, and one of our best glee
clubs serenaded the family, adding to the
pleasure of this three fold celebration.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

The CHAMBERLAIN MEETING at City Hall
this evening will begin at o'clock The Port
land Bad will be in attendance at half past T.
The galleries will be reserved for ladies', and
gentlemen accompanying the ladies. Mayor
Kingsbury has been invited to call the meeting
to order, and it is understood that the Hon. J.
b. Brown will preside. Quite a number of
Portland speakers will address the meeting.
Mr.. Crozier of New York has already been an
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Aug 1.-THE Republican
Central Committee have adopted resolutions
expressing sympathy with Germany in the
present war, iavoring the total abolition of the
income tax, the reduction of taxation, oppos-
ing the coolie importation and calling for an
investigation OF the conduct of our consuls in
Chinese ports in allowing the violation OF the
laws forbiddng coolie importation. The Dem
ocrats have nominated Rosenfield for Fire
Commissioner and Henry Hexson for Chief of
Police