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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30

for Member Of Congress from this congression
al dlstrict, No man ou2 bit 10 permit himself te
be influenced in his choice By local or persona
CONSIDERATIONS, but only By views Of the public
good.
Resolred That the position of great questions
OF national policy in Congress, requires that all
Republicans should do everything in their
power properly to maintain the unity and
consolidate the power of the Republican party,
IN order that these measures may not be defeat
ed or delayed by divided councils among our
selves.
feSotoed, That We approve every effort to re
duce our national expenditures in all proper
ways to husband our resources with the utmost
care SO that our burden of tax may be diminish
ed as far and as fast as the proper admnistra-
ton of public affairs aud The honest pay ment
OF our public obligations will permit.
Judge Davis moved that the convention pro-
coed to bsllot for candidate Some confusion
ensued and some Of the York County Delegates
started to sece1e, which was prevented BY The
firm action Of the chairman, and by the protest
OF Mr. Jefferson Sargent, Of Kennebunk, who
SAID he should stand by the nominee whether
his own personal preferences were grat;fied or
not. Mr.. Yeaton withdrew the name of Hon.
Rufus P. Tapley. The vote was then taken,
resulting in 1872 votes ia of which were for
John Lynch, for NJ F. Wentworth, 5 for
James NJ, Stone, for r. p Tapley, for N. G.
Marshall, and 1 for Geo. Goodwin. Between
thirty or forty York County delegates voted for
Mr.. Lynch.
The following were chosen District Commit
tee: Jason w. Beatty, of Saco, John Vent
worth, of Kittery, NJ Mason of Limerick
John T. Hull, of Portland, Thomas Hancock,
of Gray, Granville M. Stevens, Of Westbrook,
and Oliver D. Dixie, of Sebago
Too much praise cannot be awarded to Hon.
Nathaniel Hobbs, the President of the conven-
ton, for the very able, dignified, and impartial
manner in which he discharged the delicate
duties Of his position, and the vote of thanks
passed at the suggestion OF Hon. s. E. Spring,
was hearty expression, and not an empty ard
unmeaning compliment.
The convention adjourned SINE die.
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International Convention of Ycuux
Mems Christian Associations,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jpne d 1871

INDIANAPOLIS, IND June "a, 1870.
MIR. EDIToR,-The Welcome Festival to
the delegates attending the International
Convention of Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations was held Wednesday evening, and
was attended by an immense audience, every
part of the Academy of Music, which is very
large, being crowded. Gov. Conrad Baker
presided, ard on taking the chair made brief
but appropriate address of welcome. Recep-
ton addresses were also made by Mayor Ma
cauley, Rev. II. Day, d. D., and Rev. Mr..
Brandt. all breathing forth words of warmest
welcome. Eloquent responses were made by
President Maclean, e. Thane Miller and Hon.
George H. Stuart of Philadelphia. The sing
ing by large chorus and orchestra was con-
Quoted by Prof j. S. Black of indianapolis.
After these exercises, which occupied an
hour and twenty minutes, the meeting was
changed into social festival for more thor
oush acquaintance among the delegates.
The Convention is now fairly at work, and
the debates on the various questions indicate
much earnestness and ability. The Associa-
tions have sent their best men, as usual.
While the convention will compare favorably
in that respect with that at Portland last year
IN numbers it is not near as large. Many
families Hho expected to entertain delegates
complain because none are sent them The
busy season Of the year prevented many from
attending who would re dice TO be here had
the convention been held later.
The report of the Executive Committee,
which is very interesting 10 Y. M. G. men,
shows that there are S02 Associations in the
Unitrd States and Dominion of Canada; On
increase of 2G7 since last year; with 10000
members; 200 Associations reporting to the
Committee have a membership of 54349.
The association Monthly has paid its way
and the receipts for the remainder of the year
will be sufficient to carry it through without
increasing any debt.
The Association at Portland last year i'll
structed Mr.. W. d. Doane of Cincinnati, to
prepare hymn book for the use of Associa-
tions. This task has been well performed
and a most excellent hymn book for all de-
votional purposes, will be found in bis Songs
of Devotion. Many of the hymns and tunes
are new and of the highest order
The meeting, last evening to discuss the
question, Glow shall we reach the young men
who crowd our large Cities" was as fully at
tended as the welcome festival The entire
audience was held until nearly eleven o'clock,
by the thrilling addresses from Rev. Mr. Child
law of Ohio; Hon. S. S. Fisher, Commissioner
~e Dat,
of Philadelphia; VIM. Reynolds and D. L.
Moody of Illinois. 1t was one of the most
impressive meetings ever held in this city.
The spirit of all the meetings is excellent
and the best results may be anticipated from
the Fifteenth Annual Convention of Y. NC,
Associations, which will close its session next
Sunday evening. Yours very truly,
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BANGOR, June IS, 1870,

BANGOR, June IS, 1870.
TO the Editor Of tie Pres:
The day dawned auspiciously for the hos
pitable Bangorites and their guests: the ther-
mometer mildly limited at the violence it dis
played in Portland last week (S5 deg. in the
shade.)
The Masonic order of exercises for the a.
m. was the dedication of the Hall at about
IL O'Clock. The unintiated must be ignorant
of the imposing ceremonies which no doubt
occurred there. AT about 10 1-2 O'Clock the
Portland and st. Adams communicates were
most Hospitality entertained by the Mayor.
Henry E. Prentiss assisted by great share of
the beauty and wealth Of Bangor The occa-
sion was most complete success. An hour
and half was enjoyed by every one; and
then with kind words the guests parted from
His Honor and his fail ladies.
Next, at II m, the procession was in order.
1t was long affair. The Portland Com
mandery held the post Of honor. Now the
ranks of the Communicates from Portland
had been strengthened by those that came by
.1,,ofozo ---~.olc had hrauuI,f in MasOnS4of
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Havana specials attribute the capture of the
George b. Upton's second expedition to the
laundering of the Cuban Junta in New York.
The mass Of the correspondence fell into the
hands of the Spaniards, giving them important
information of the designs of the Cubans in the
United States. Since President Grants mes
sage the Spanish papers in Havana have in
dulged in an extremely threatening tone to-
wards the country. The Diario de Ia Marina
is urging Spain to require of the United States
the dissolution of the Cuban Jupta in New
York, New Orleans and other American cities
and the SEIZURE and delivery to Spain of the
George b. Upton.
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Freeman w. Robinson, master, together
with the crew of schooner Myra of Belfast
were arrested in Boston, Wednesday, on
charge of robbing the body of Mr.. Rogers of
Chelsea with two others was drowned in Port
land harbor last week. They will be taken to
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State News.


The Pioneer says when the "Great American
Traveller" alias Daniel Pratt, was in Pressure
Isle, several years age, he "took rooms" with
Uncle Jerry. After he had chung round" a
week or so,. without mentioning pay, mine
host asked him one afternoon, what he did for
living. 81 travel" he replied. "Well," said
Uncle Jerry, 'arter supper let's see you trav-
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Portland. June 80, 1870.


OOvs ~ PONIS.
| SAN FRANCISCO Ar Nth inst, ship NIartb;
NEW oKLEA mellow 23l, Ship Marcia G Day
Ar at SW Pass ed. ship Marcia G Day, Chase
Cardii. .23d, brig Deborah souIe, Soula, Buck
Sid 2sd, barnue Emma q Litcbfieli.
CHARLESTON-Ar 9th. brig Nellie Move Mer
T p3 Baltimore; sch Sophia K Jameson, Jameson
~ WIbbM In 25th, brig Katahdin, saun
Mahoney, Matanzas; Shamrock Ray Richmond.
Ar 2nh. sros Jessie Hat 20, Pierson, Richmond
Ad, Whitney Marsters, Thomaston.
sch Ocean Traveller, Adams. Boston.
Cid 18th, brig w Bickmore, Bckmore. Boston.
PhILADEhPHlA-Ar 9th. sch kescue, Kelley,
Also ar z7h, barque FANNY Carver Matanzas
Below 9th sch Ralph Carlton. from Cardenas.
Cld 9th, schs Net lie II cha dson Dayi. Galveston
Addie Rye son, Houiihton. Portland.
Ar 2Sth, brigs JAS DAVIS. Showers. st John. NIB
Abby Thaxter Parker, st Marys; sch David Was
NEW YORK. nth. briggs Havana, Bennis
Havana; Alex Niekels Rosebrook, Glace Bav CB
Shannon. SAWYER. Rockport schs Helen M WAITE
McRae, Elisabeihp RI OF chelsea: Flora King' Cook
Calais; Albion smith; Darius Eddy, Hopkins; j
Burgess. Burgess. Matte Holmes. Tapley: Georgia.
Miller. Hallowell; Che ub. Fletcher, Ba,h; Lhas S
Rogers. Robinson; Kate Mclean, Rob nson: Clara
nelie Chase, and D Jones' Baker Roekport. Julia
Newell, Mci"tire Camden; Hudson Post Maggie
Bell, Hall; Red Jacket, AverilI Adrian Everett ;
Hail. Holman; Lake. Mills; 5 j Lindsey Croc :
EFT; Laconla, Whittier, Gen Warren. Snow and I, A.
lis,a Morris, RocAand Congress, York, Portland
L P Church. Gift ,rd, Cape Cod.
:. Ar % h. ship Gen Chamberlain, Alexander, from
Bermuda.
Cid 2sth, barques Chas Fobes, SWEET Havre; Jas
Ward Park, Galveston: btlgs 1los Owen Cup
TIL. Havana; Wenonah. Stone Port johnson; sch
More Light, Bradford, Calais
NORWICH-Ar 9th, seas A X Woodward Wood
ward and Arcturus, Haskell, Bangor, NJ Fart
ride. kockand.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9th. sch Danl Webster Pack
er, Augusta.
- PAWTUCKET-Ar 9th, scbs Rocket, Eaton
Trenton, Walls, and Boston, Rich, CALAIS.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, brig Alfaratta, Wal
lace Elizabethporl tor Boston
Sid sehs oertie Lewis Henrietta, Pinta Carrie II
Sp0nord.
30 TON-Ar 2Sth sch st Lucar, Frohcck Bangor
Elizabeth, pendleton Ba gor.
Cid 2Sth brig Camilla, Strout, Cabarien: sch NJ e
B 8. Price, Portland; W Gem, Small, do. to load
for Port Chester, NY.
Cid 18th, brig Annie Storer' Benner, Glace Bay.
TAUNTON-Ar 2ith, sch JAS Nelson, Macomber,
Portland,
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Boarders Wanted,
Wanted immediately.

GENTEEL accommodations for a Gentleman and
" wife, pheasant parlor chamber.) and few slngie
g.nt, men may be had il applied Tor on at No IS
Franklin st. is ie30If
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Dog Lost,

~ A shepherd dog about eight m
TN47 answers to the name OF sui an, |
H~N white stripe rider the neck srnarr- W u.,Y
s-sSs.a spot top OF bis neck, white feet. ANY per.
n leaving information with j. A. 8 a. S. Smith,
Aliens Corner, We.tbrook, or A. Winslow City
arket, will be satisfactorily rewarded. wits,ui0
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4 - A white coach pup, spotted Wat black.
ey about two months old, had on
~ collar; whoever will return him
- Thi'er. Druggist, 373 Congress-
suitably rewarded. jun
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Portland Il OSdensburS Railroad.
In accordance with a vote of the Directors OF the
Portland and Ogdensburg X. R. Company at meet
ing held june "a, 1870 hereby notify the subscri-
bers to the stock of said Railroad that an assess
ment OF Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said sock, due and payable on the second day
Of July next, at the Treasurer's Office, corner
of Middle and Plum streets.
AUG. z. STEVENS,
jun25-sntd Treasurer P. & o. X. r. Co,
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The Pioneer says when the "Great American
Traveller" alias Daniel Pratt, was in Presque
| Isle, several years age. he "took rooms" with
| Uncle Jerry. After he had chung round" a
week or so, without mentioning paw, mine
| host asked him one afternoon, what he did for
| living. 81 travel" he replied. "Well," said
Uncle Jerry, "arter supper let's see you tray
| ell"
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
| Cumberland Lodge No 80, I. o. of 0. F.,
evening, elec-ed the following office for the
ensuing term,-Edward A. Gibbs, N. G., Hen
| ry o. Moses V. G., Charles B. Dodge Sec.
NJ. Gleason, Treas. The officers last term were
Byron Kimball, n. G., Henry o. Moses, Sec,
NJ. ID. Pearson, Treas.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The SIJ Court, Judge Barrows, sitting in
equity, on Saturday the 25th issued its order
| on Pennington village corporation, against is
suing its bonds for several thousand dollars to
hire the AndroscOggin railroad company to
extend its road from its present terminus to
said village.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
VIM. H. Taylor has been appointed post
master at Burlington, vice Theodore Thayer
resigned.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Bath Times says on Saturday a small
schooner, about 25 tons, belonging in George
town, was overtaken by sudden squall, 10 the
southeast of Seguin, capsized and sunk. The
crew fortunately escaped in a dory. The name
of the schooner was Ztphie Todd. She was four
years old, and was owned seven eighths by A.
b. Rowe of Georgetown, who was in com.
mand, and one-eighth by Chester NJ Neal of
Arrowsic. She was valued with her outfit at
$4,000.
The Times learns that another schooner from
Georgetown, the Carrie E. Rogers, was cap
sized in the whirlwind of Saturday last. Off
Harpswell, and all bands were lost.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
TIE town meeting at Arson last Saturday.
called for the purpose of voting more money
for the Somerset Railroad, was adjourned with
out any action. Another meeting on the same
subject, is to be held next Saturday
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Silas w aldron has been appointed postmas-
ter at Midtown, vice Josiah II. Pines, resign
ed.
YORK COUNTY.
Capt. Nathaniel Baker, of York, committed
suicide at that place Tuesday morning, by ty-
ing his legs with rope and then falling into
the water. He was in good circumstances, and
leaves family; and was about 70 years DID,
Nathaniel Baker, committed suicide Tuesday
afternoon at York, Me. He was 70 years OF
age and leaves family. He jumped overheard
having previously made his feet fast to post
on the wharf.
AT LARGE
At the commencement exercises of the elias.
steal department of Phillips Academy, at An
dover, Mass, on Tuesday, the following young
gentlemen from Maine took part, viz: dward
L. Whitehouse, Augusta, Oration-"Why did
not Greece, fte other States, make foreign
conquests"; William E. Hogan, Bath, Ora
tion-"Labor and Capital" this vas said to he
one of the best exercises of the class; Walter
>. Goodale, Saco, Oraton-"The Tower of
London" After the exercises were conclud-
ed, the ceremony of defeating the class ma
pie was performed, and an address was deliver.
ed by VIM. e. Hogan, President of the class
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Cumberland Lodge No. 80, l. o. of o. f.,
Bridgton, at the regular meeting Monday
ensuing Edward A. Gibbs, N. G., Hen
ry o. Moses V. G., Charles B. Dodge, Sec.
NJ. Gleason, Treas. The officers last term were
Byron Kimball, n. g., Henry o. Moses, Sec,
M. d. Pearson, Treas
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-30
MARIN E NEWS
go RT OF RTLAN

Wednesday, juno 29.
ARRIVED.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Sream-tug Tiger, Wright, New Haven
Sen Blake. tBr) Parker, Cornwa.is, NS,-wood
Sch Gertie Lewis. Hodgdon, Baltimore,-coal TO
w DeerDg.
Sch nctavia A Dow, Starting, Boston bay.
Sen Louisa Frisbee Boston.
Sch Highlander. Rogers Newburyport
Sch Alton. Wormwood. Kennebuuk
Sch Adelbert. Varnum. Boothbay.
Sen Coast guard, Simpson, Harps WE'LL
CLEARED.
Barque Deborah Pencil, Reed Philadelphia
master
Schs Demcnt. Gales and Isaac Reed, Crowen, tor
Philadelphia-Nickerson Litcbfied.
Sch Compromise, Barlow, New York - Orlando
Sch Seneca, stockbridge, HARTFORD Orlando Nick.
Sch T Benedict Crockett. Black Rock, Ct -chas
Sch Niger, Thompson Boston-Orlando Nickerson
Sch La,lulle, Brl Munroe, halitax--F X Ealret
Sch Belle tBr) Lopp, st Andrews, NB--Thomas
Weston & 20.
Sch NJ A Holt. Holt. Bangor-Niekerson & Titch-
field. ~
Ship st LOwrence. with ergo of cotton for Hayre
was burned a.d sunk in The river bel w New leans
18th inst. No part ulars She was formerly known
as the Southe ner. AMI changed her ma me during he
lae War and was placed under the British flag She
registered s99 ions and built in 1850 at Freeport
where she owned.
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A PERSON OF cool addre S, who has had experi-
n eDce as eanvasser, who il otherwise we'll
ieccomend n can hear of good suation BY calling
at this Office. Business IN the city. jnn2O IL
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SPOKEN

April 6, lat 10 80 s, lon 90 40 w, ship G Glover,
from Manila for Boston.
May lat 81 80 N. lon SO 10 W. Helen o Phinney.
IRON Portland tor Montevideo
May Is, lat =, Ion 20 W barque Sarl Carlton,
from Cardiff for Kong Hong.
May 80, lat 70 N. ion 81 w, ship Akbar, from New
York for Melbourne.
June 16, lat % II, lon CT 81, sch L s. NJ Knowles
from - for MaDsanilla, Cuba.
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Hs USSEa.E HOUSE.

OLD ORC uhRD BEACH.
fTEJ,H SACO, ME.
E1nA This Houae . IN be open to receive guests
on and after July 1t is beautifully ,iuated on the
hnest reach Ia New England and The facilities for
boating and bathing are unsurpassed
~ Prices very moderate
jun30ecd2w SKJfIELU 81 KNAPP Pfoprietors
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To remove Tan, SunburD, Pimples. and EIup-
tions from the skin. use Schlot beck's Moth and
FIecse Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Sch!otter-
beck s Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at so cents per bot
tie. mays enti
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COREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Penang % ult, ship Humboldt, Kelley, from
Singapore.
al London 10th. ships Am Union, Robinson. for
New York 24' b.; f w Stes m Moore, TOR do: natuue
Jennie Ehngwoof Marshall Tor do, Waldo Pressy
Tor Philadelphia ldg.
Ar at Deal Ath, bsrque Chmborazoo Hall, Sun
deriand for Leghorn.
Sid m Penarth I'd inst, ship yentus, Vesper, tor
Rio Janeiro
Ar at Cardiff 10th, ship Richard McManus, Foster,
IIavre.
Ar at Valencia 9th inst. ship Simla, Potter. from
Callao.
Sid I'm Caeliari sth inst, Northampton Neatly, for
Bath.
Ar at Seville 10th INST brig Abby Bradshaw. Sears,
New York.
Ar at Cuxhaven 18th inst, ship Caledonia, shearer
Boston.
6 Ar at Gueuos Ayres nth ult, brig Carrie Be, tha
ar at Havana 18th inst, barque Caro-, Blake from
81 John, NIB.
Sid I'D barques Cardenas, Sundberg and Nav
Stetson, Spates. New York; Roseoale. Pencil, tor
Quebec brig Thurlcw, Gallispn New Orleans
SD i'm Matapzas 18th inst, brig Almon RoweII
Anterior, PHILADELPHIA; 20th, Antelope, RumbAll
Baltimore.
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst, barque Fannie Clapp,
New 10 K br Josephine, Linscott, do Altaveia,
Reed, Wilmington NJ.
Sid 18th. briggs rickmore, Henley, for LIVERPOOL:
Scotland, Cook, North Of Hatteras 18th, Essex.
Sleeper, do; sch Irvine, DIggins do.
SIN m Montreal 18th inst, ship America, Bartletts
Mvntevideo.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 1slh inst, sch Aldanah Rokes,
Jameson, Baltimore,
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the Fog Trumpet near
Monhesan tight House canuot be sounden, owing
to some disa angem-nt Of The machinery. and hat
the Fog Bell at that pace will be rung during thick
weather until further notice.
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
j. b. HULL,
L H. Inspector, lst District.
Portland. June 30. 1870.
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aDse:acEaen;'s Notice.

vi y soo.erloer VIII resume his old business at
342 onkress street, short distance above his
Gd si "a hs Immediately after the Fourth where
kinds Of straw goods 90 'ef oc Seaeh press or color
ard straw hats. "en' anana
junS0 1w An swrprcrp
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MARRIED.
sTET

In Saccarappa. June 10. Mrs. Hattie p wife o
George 8; hlown, and daughter IF Hon James Has
kell. aged 30 years.
In Jefferson. June 90 Mary ". daughter OF Chas
Z. and Nancy N Linscott. aged 10 wears II months
In Morrill,, June 10, Mr. Samuel Paine, aged 70.
wears.
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Wapted, q Canyasser.

TWO girls to work at dress making. Apply a
i 2H Congress street.
jun90s3t IT, H. WOnDSIDE
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NEW AnVERTfsE En- ENTs.
GBa .sEaEe al Essasissess.

MOS 10 especially inform my friends and the
in store $50 Congress street. OF Mr. n " R,nIay
and intend to carry on the business known as
Hentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Nv rent AMI other exps uses are small apd intend
to sell low for cash, making a speciality cf Paper
collars IN which as to price ! cannot he under odd
wond be D e ised to see al my old frieuds and
me- "a u a. ,TS 'eo
next to Ihayer, Druggist, iunSo 2w