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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

70 We have just now, or had yesterday, with us
gathering of the "Maine Medical Associa-
tion"-a body of men well educated, intelli-
gent, and with a few exceptions, gentlemen
ly in their speech and behavior, who have SO
far forgotten what they owe to themselves
to their profession, and to the people at large.
as to allow what follows to be uttered in their
presence, by enc of their number, without re-
buke, and not only without rebuke, but, if the
language and accompanying incidents be hon.
estly reported, with unequivocal signs of ap-
probation, and at times with clamorOus en-
couragement.
AS il it were not enough that we have a
preacher of downright blasphemy in our
midst, who, under pretence OF lecturiDg, night
after night to large audience upon. the mys-
terirs of creation, scoffs at the Bible denounces
christianity, as understood by believers, and
even goes go far as to say that che believes
Jesus Christ, the Saviour of tie World, to be noas
in HeU," but we are to have crowded upon our
notice by Urge body of distinguished men,
otherwise honorable to the State, such mani.
festation of intolerance, bigotry, presumption
and self-conceit as are enongh to fill every
thoughtful man with Indignation and shame
But to the point.
Iu the annual address of DR.. Calvin Seavey
OF Bangor, before the Medical Association o.
ma'ne' we have the following luminous pas
sases' 10 which have taken the liberty OF add
ing a rev notes, by way of reply: ...usfc
"fhomsoniansn, Grahamism. the Botanic
and Eclectlc schools; ALL he said are dead ex.
cept one, and that will as surelv follow the
fate of the others as that Heavan rnles ba.
cause its foundation s rotten ms ito Jos,,oo q,
and principles are false and ridiculous meon
| Homeopathy. A certain insect sprinos IN Ts tha
morning out of the muck heap, and abnpt ion
| o'clock his head is gray, and at sunset he i
| dead. The Homeopdthics haze had almost He;,
day. II is four o'clock aUith them and the s,,n
| will soon set The system IS the greatest of hum
bugs, and it answers very well as the rectun
| for all other systems of medical guackery. The
| speaker paid his respects to the clergy saying
that whenever q neao system of qudckery SPRING
up, the clergy are dtocdys ready to giUe it aid ana
| support. What sshall We do with guacEery
| Let it alone. at is Itoo degraded for oHr no
| tice.
We, therefore, as members of a great wor
| thy and humane profession, should never
| deign olook to the right or to the lett, t,
| quarrel with our enemies, the Qudcks, but keel
| our line of vision far above them, pointing al
| ways to the zenith of medical knowledge; tina
zoe may be enabled, by oar science and skill, no
only to mitigate the sutferipgs of humanity
not only to assuage pressing grief, not only t,
ward off the approach of death, despoil th'
monster of his prey, but to leave no door TO
lie to 60 out at except that OF old age. W.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

WARRINGTON, June 18-7 80 P. M-Synopsis
of the weather for past "a hours. Barometer
continues even ON the Pacific coast, with rapid
increase of temperature. Low barometer is
reported Saturday afternoon North of Ohio
valley, and now prevails from Chesapeake Bay
NOrthward to the st. Lawrence. The highest
pressure now extends from Louisiana to West
ern. Pennsylvania. Barometer has fallen rap
idly during the day West of Indiana, but the
evening reports have not been received from
the Northwest, The temperature has risen or
the Cult coast and in the Ohio and Missour
valleys. Light, rain is now reported from
Southern Georgia and Louisiana. Rains have
now ceased on Lake Ontario and in Maryland
but continue in New England, with Easterly
winds on the coast and North west winds apcc
South. west winds in the interior
ebabilties-Threatening weather with Sc
we're local storms IS probable for tonight Wes
of Illinois. A falling barometer with rain will
probably continue on the East Atlantic coast
followed by clear and clearing weather Mon
day morning. Fresh South-westerly winds
will probably prevail on Monday on the Soutl
and middle Atlantic coast and lower lakes
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

OHIO.
Mr.. Vallandisham's Views Of she Situa-

CINCINNATI. June THE Times and Chron-
icie this evening publishes an interview be-
tween Vallandigham and one of the editors on
wednesday, in which Vallandigham said that
there can be no more political campaigns
fought on the issues of the last few wears. They
are dead, but if the Democratic party refius 20
to move forward and accept the new order of
things, it will simply pass away, and some 9th
er party, made up of earnest and progressive
elements OF the old parties will take possession
OF the government. When asked if he did not
think the campaign of 1872 would be fought
on the present issues, he said: That may be
undertaken by our party, but it will fail A
year ago Grant made promise of his Intention
TO lead the party into new departure and he
would have done it, but gang of old politi-
clans at Washington held him back and scared
MN with gabble about defeat till he went
square back into the old ruts. Grant is an
honest man. and would do right if politicians
would let him, but that they won't do.-He
took the back track on the San Domingo ques-
tion, in which apart from the corrupt means
used he was clearly right. L tell you, sir, the
annexation of the territory and control of all
outlying fragments of this continent are des-
tined tor American people. We shall have
San Domingo, and Cuba, and Mexico, and all
the rest-mark that We missed the greatest
chance we ever had in not getting Cuba dur
ing the Spanish troubles. We could have had
it then for the mere asking, and in few years
we would have been owners of the richest and
most productive piece of territory in the world
Why, they used to talk about me, and call me
adisunionist. I tell you, sir, earnestly and
solemnly, that never was disunionst aud
I.always did and do now believe that the I'm
ion will be perpetuated and extend until it en-
braces the continent.
ln his views Vallandigham thrice repeated
with marked emphasis, in reply to a remark of
the interviewer that he did no see, with the
hatred exhibited towards him by the dead is-
sue of Democracy, that he could stay in that
party. He smiled and said: What can do
the Republican party won't move forward 1t
wants to stick to its old clothes, and my hope
is to get the Democracy to push it. However
there is no telling what 365 days may bring
forth; but of one thing 1 am certain, if the
Democratic party fails to become party OF
progress, of advanced IDEAS, and from con
scentious convictions, decide to act with any
other political party, that other political party
will never inquire what my past political re.
cord has been 80 -
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
TELElsKAPHIO ITEMS.

Subscriptions to the loan Saturday were
$4,000. l- 90 Uts
Rich gold and silver deposits have been dis
covered In Central Arizona.
The internal revenue receipts Saturday
amounted to $457 $40, and for the fiscal year
$139, 9,447, ,117.
The anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill was celebrated with much spirit in San
Francisco. The Russian war steamer fred a
salute.
Arizona advices report that the Apaches
made raid within sight of the city of Pres.
cott running off 200 cattle and killing several
men. ttr d Ece. ls-
~ Inc board to retire disabled officers, of which
Sen' Se ESchotield is President, will convene at
oan Francisco July 5th
f.atad IN .h hhshi1gton Saturday the Athletics de-
The Cuban claims commission has iurisdic.
tion over all claims of American citizens
against Spain since October. 1863 Tho hear.
ing of claims will begin in Dece mber.
Gov Lindsay before the Ku.KIux commit.
tee said Alabama has not been SO peaceabIe for
twenty years as nOw-that there is no orpaniz-
ed resistance to the law-that there is abund-
ant means of free education for all classes.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

STATE STREET CHURCH.-Rev. Hugh Smith
Carpenter, of Brooklyn, N. Y, preached two
discourses yesterday in State Street Church,
Of which he was the first pastor.s His morning
discourse was founded upon the words in the
14th verse of the 1st chapter of Johns gospel:
And we beheld his glory" &c. His subject
was the vision and the testimony of the vision.
The evening discourse was founded upon the
b WORDS IN the 24th verse of the 9th chapter of
Job: III not, where, and who is hep" From
this passage he reasoned from the light CT ma
ture (setting aside the scriptures) of the exist
ence and attributes of God, and then followeo
it up with the teachings OF the scriptures =
The discourses were written and delivered j.,
the peculiar vein and style of Mr.. Carpenter
evincing originality as we'll as talent, and were
listened to by large audience. Mr.. Oarpen-
ter leaves for home to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, June 17.-Felix r. Bosinot
chairman of the Board of Indian Commission
ers, has just returned from the Fort Laramie
Council held. with Red Cloud and the princ
pal chiefs of the Sioux in regard to locating
their agencies in their own country. Rec
Cloud and the chiefs present were favorable te
going to White river, 75 or 100 miles fror
Platte river. The Indians are all peaceably
disposed and no trouble need be Anticipated !
from them. Some 1000 Indians are collected
together on the river near the fort. Red Cloui
has gone to consult the chiefs who have no
eaten the white mans bread, and will be back
in fifteen days when plan for the agency will
bo
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

GALL ROUND RoUTE."-One of the most
beautiful as we'll as most perfect route books
has just been published by Messrs. Chisholm
q Co., Montreal, and is for sale at the rooms
in Grand Trunk depot in this city and by their
carriers on the various railroad routes. 1t is a
panoramic guide of the st. Lawrence and
Hudson rivers, Trenton Falls, Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Thousand Isles, Ottowa, Montreal,
Quebec, Lower st. Lawrence and the Sague-
nay Rivers, White Mountains, Portland, Bos-
ton and New York. 1t is superbly printed on
tinted paper and beautifully illustrated. The
panoramic view from Niagara to Quebec is
worth the price of the work. Bedsides this,
there are several maps exhibiting the suation
of places, so that the tourist can be at no loss
for moment as to the route he may desire TO
go. The details of the work are such as to
make it perfect guide to the tourist, and no
traveller should be without one. -s
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
CALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. tt

TRowBRIDGE & BLooDGooD's Mammoth
Combination from the Howard Atheneum,
Boston, will appear at Music Hall on Satur-
day, Monday and Tuesday evenings, June Oath
26th and 9th, three nights.only. The enter
tainments given by this troupe are the most
refined and unexceptionable of any now be
fore the public, and their reception in the diff
ferent New England cities is most fattering
and successful. Harry Bloodgood, the great
original wit and comedian, will introduce many
new and laughable acts-all new to our citi-
zens. He has been engaged at the Howard
Atheneum for the past seven months The
charming and beautiful Freeman Sisters will
appear in their unrivaled specialties The
troupe is composed of twenty-five first class
artists. eye Working Agent" G. Amo7y
Bruce, is duant- courier, and it is we'll known
that he never represents any but first class
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, Peterson's International and the
Galaxy for July have been received and are
for sale at the book and periodical stores Of
Messrs Bailey & Noyes, and b. L. Davis, Ex-
change Street; IIoring, Short & Harmon and
Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth Hotel,
also at the school book, music and periodical
store OF e. G. Andrews, No. SO Center street,
and at the book and periodical depot of Messrs.
Fessenden Bros.. Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

JUVENILE RoGUEs. Two boys named VIM
Marshall and Edward Moran, we're arrested
here, Thursday, for breaking into store house
in Lewiston and stealing quantity of powder
and were taken back to that city for examina.
ton. Moran, who is a vagrant and has been
in our Aims House, was sentenced to the Re
form School during his minority. Marshall,
who is older, was committed to Jail in default
OF bail for his appearance at the next term of
the s. ]. Court.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

EXPENSIVE SHoEs-Thursday night couple
OF young man stole pair of shoes from the
store of Samuel Randall, on Congress street.
Their names are Charles Leavitt and Thomas
Crafts. Subsequently they were arrested and
taken before the Municipal Court on Satur-
day, when the Judge fixed out little bill for
the shoes which they were compelled to pay.
1t cost the young men $11 .S8 shoe, and they
had TO return them besides,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

CARRIERS ON THE RAILROADS - Messrs
Chisholm & Co. have secured the Portland &
Osdensburg route and have placed some of
their polite and uniformed carriers in the cars
who will supply passengers with the leading
daily papers, the latest monthlies and all the
current literature of the day. The periodicals
for July have been received by this firm, and
can be had at the Grand Trunk depot or of the
carriers on the various trains. .-...--E
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

Boston & MAINE r. X. ExrENsIoN.-The
engineers have been surveying route to leave
the junction at South Berwick and run near
the 2. S. & P. r. R. to North Berwick: and
are now running another route to leave the
present railroad at the Salmon Falls bridge and
run "h direct line to North Berwick. If this
'a''er route should be adopted they will throw
away the two miles of road now built between
Salmon Falls and the Junction. They are now
running over this line in order to decide be-
tween the two routes The headquarters for
the engineers surveying for the extension has
been fixed at Saco. ..lt
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

ACCIDENT TO STEAMER STAR OF THE EAST.
"A dispatch received in this city, Saturday,
stated that steamer Star of the East, Captain
Collins, which lett Boston Friday evening for
Gardiner, struck rock Saturday morning in
Kennebec river, near the latter city, and stav-
ing hole in her bottom partially filed with
water At last accounts engines were at work
pumping the water out of the steamer, which
would soon be raised and taken to the wharf
The nassanpArs ara all safa
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
TELEGRAPHrO ITEMS.

: IN New York last night Anthony Sayles wal
sStaoDed four times in the abdomen by PhliI
ocnafer, infictiDg fatal wounds.
In New York yesterday DR.. James Connol
y, whiie laboring under an attack of delrium
trems, murdered his two children. aged three
years and seven months, respectively, cutting
tnelr throats with bread knife He then
COMMITTED suicide by cutting his own throat
MRS Vallandigham arrived in Dayton Sun.
nay, Gy, completely crushed with the sudden blow.
Inc luneral will take place to-day. There is a
general expression of sorrow
:. should Bishop Simpson now die, as is feared,
Ohurch who have died in little more than a
year. 4sE .Gt1s,E-sl .-s. h.s.a.s sa
From Fridays revelations the inference is
generally drawn that Rev. DIR. Lanahan will
come ont ahead in the Book Concern fight and
establish the truth Of his charges.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE DAILY PRESS.
- ., FOR EIGN.
FRANCE.
Favre Explains.

FRANCE.
hf2a' Favre Explnins.
VERSAILLES, June 17.-In the Assembly
to day M. Favor defended the non. acceptauce
of peace on the occasion of his visit to the Ger
man headquarters at Meaux. He said the
reason OF the failure of negotiations at that
time was that Prince Bismarck then demand
ed the cession Of Strasburg, which the govern
sion, Favre urged the Assembly to extend its
inquiry into the conduct of the government
that has held power since Sept. 4th, to the i'm
perialists who decided that France should be
led to her ruin.
Pope's Jubilee. -,
ROME, Jnne 16.-The jubilee Of Pope Plus
lA. was celebrated to-day. Receptions at the
Vatican followed each other in constant sue
cession from morning till night. Fully 5000
pilgrims from all parts of the world are in the
city. The utmost tranquility prevails. Re-
ceptl0ns OF the diplomatic body will be held on
the 18th, 10th and 21st inst. ... ..t...
o. La..' Foreign Items. .5-
The review appointed for Sunday in Paris
was postponed on account of the rain.
1t is said that the new French loan win be
issued the 18th inst. M e'.-.l...
The result OF the first levy for the italian ar.
my in the Roman States is satisfactory
There is a rumor that Cluseret is alive and
arrested. ..a .4.a.- s 80 .,- l1,T-..
Since the capture of Paris 18,6OO insurgents
have been shot. :
The Austrian government continues its am
Dassador at Rome by the consent of the Italian
government. .'' -- -'iil SAFE ''7ITI
1t is stated on reliable information that Jules
Ferry has been appointed French minister to
the United States. t
The French government advertises for 2,OOO.-
600 lbs of Maryland tobacco; the tenders must
be made by July 5th
In Berlin Saturday grand court dinner
was given to 700 guests The Emperor Will
liam thanked the people of United Germany
for support, once more.
10 Brussells the illumination in honor of the
POpe's > jubilee was attended by riotous anti
papal demonstrations by large crowds. The
Italian flag was displayed. =
gang of men supposed to be Fenians b, oke
into an armory at Mallow, Ireland, Saturday
night and carried off 120 rifles. Five persons
have been arrested. 81. -.
A despatch dated Hong Kong 18th states
that news of the fight between the Coreans
and Americans creates much excitement there
Advices from Washington are anxiously await
ed, as it Is expected that Admiral Rogers will
continue hostile operations unless ordered to
the contrary iil - iIs.1-
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION and
Comedone and Pimple kennedy is sold by every
wholesale and retail Druggist and Fancy
Goods dealer in Portland and elsewhere.
Hehna Isl ejo8th-eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

r,LoNDoN, June 17-2 P. M.-Consols closed at 92I
for money and account. =
Z American securities Quiet u s. 5-2Os 1862 qn3 Dir
1865 old. 9O4; do 1867, 90t; u S. 1O-4Os ss3.
LIVERPOOL, June 17-2 P. M.-Cotton firmer
sales q, 900 bales; Middng uplands Saa8Id Orleans
SD. Pork 54s. Bacon 31s Cd --77@
FRANKFORT, June 16-United States 5-2O's 1861
| OF
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

,. CUMBERLAND, June 17-Mrs. G. L. Vallan-
oigham came here to day to attend the funera
OF her deceased brother, John " L. Machon
and upon hearing this morning Of the accide nt
TO and death of her husband she became com
ton To. NIGHT
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
SArURDAY.-DennisM Mccarthy for selling liquors
contrary to law, was fined $50 and costs. "a.
Thomas Kinds, VIM. Kelley, Michael FIaherty
Jeremiah Dugau, charged with larceny, were fined
Is and one quarter costs EACH 7, -. l'.-T
Thomas Crafts and Charles Leavitt plead guilty to
cue larceny Of shoes, and were fined 81 and one-hal
costs each
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

BASE BALL.-On Saturday the Actives won
the game with the Irons by a score of % to a.
Mr.. Cooney of the Iron Club acted as umpire.
A match game was played on Saturday at.
ternoOn between the Unions and Mutuals,
which resulted in favor of the Unions by a
score of to l.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

A PECULIAR CHARACTERISTIC OF FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP sHYPOPHosPHITEs is it's
power of accomplishing the food in the Stom-
ach, rendering digestion and assimilation
more perfect This partly accounts for the
rapidity with which patients take on flesh
while using the article. je19th-d1 wSSw1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

Ben Buffers nephew has been doing very
wrong in Egypt, and will no doubt lose his
consulate. The mistake was in sending him
there in the first place.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

General Sherman authorizes the Timess cor
respondent at Okamulgee to say that the sen.
timents attributed to him in his New Orleans
speech were never uttered.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
Eight Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds

upon the Louisiana division Of 22es miles from New
Orleans to the Sabine River This will pr badly be
the most valuable portion OF the whole line, it will
be the only rail communication by which the enor
nous productions of Texas can reach the Southern
metropolis.
SO important is this road considered to Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid OF
the enterprise. by direct donations, by endorsement
ofts bonds and by subscriptions to the stock OF the
Company, amounting in all to over eight million
dollars.
The Bonds now offered are Of two classes:
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

New Adveriisemeuts.Te
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Minstrels. Music Hail. rt 4e.-.E
strawberry Festival .. This Evening.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Plants. s....F. o. Bailey & Co.
Buildings. ...F. o. Bailey & Co. r-..
Real Estate. ...F. o. Bailey q Co. -.H.
o. Schooner Nellie Starr .. F. O. Bailey & Co.
3 -trs SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Caucus. =. falmouth. l.HIf4t
Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
Closing Sale. Cogia Hassan.
Years OF Experience.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House for Sale. John @. Proctor.
Seaside Resort. e. Henry NJ. Bracket.
Maine Savings Bank. :. .Nathl f. Deering.
Removal. /. C. HI. Mahoney.
Fourth of July. City OF Portland. -.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

, SCHLoTTERBECKs' Moth and Freckle Lo-
tion, will remove Tan, Sunburn and Erup-
tions from the skin. Price 5O,ts lper bottle.
ia17th-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19
The RnllOOn.

Kings balloon, which ascended from Charles
town as feature of the 17th celebration, de-
sGended three hours after in East Kingston, N.
Fl. Mr.. King was accompanied by MI. Holden
of the Boston Jourdal. - -
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-19

HAOA SVebAMXBs
"A reporter OF the Star makes Fryeburg city
and D. R. Hastings Mayorl ,s,f .i..-,.,.-.
We had supposed Gen. Virgin was named
after the late lamented William Writ. But
the Sunday Star gives his name as William
Wort.
And new it has got into the ''All Sorts col.
umns OF the newspapers. From the far North
TO the Golden Shore, in the Items" of all the
papers, one is liable to see-Sunddy Star.
What has?
Two runaways occurred Saturday and two
broken wagons was the consequence
The pupils Of the st. Augustine school went
down to Diamond Cove Saturday in the yacht
Laurel, Capt. Goddard. '.ai s7ff 7t
A singular accident happened to a lady in
the upper part of the city few days since. -
She went to call on friend, and when she
pulled the door bell, the wire broke, and she
fell backward striking her head on the ST. ps.
She was rendered insensible, and very severely
hurt
There is a report that the Portland Cadets
are getting ready to challenge all the military
companies in the State to champion drill ex-
hibition
Temple of Honor No. / will make an excur-
sion to Lake Sebago on the 9Th of July.
Fletcher, the artist, is finishing an ideal head
OF the Saviour, which is s.id by connoisseurs
to indicate remarkable conception of charao-
ter. r' e-e.
A detachment of eight men of the Portland
Light Infantry visited Boston on Friday uight
with the Charlestown City Guards, and were
the guests of the latter corps at the anniversa-
dinner on Saturday. They also Joined in the
grand parade. The Charlestown Hook and
Ladder Go. kidnapped some members of the
Washington Hook and Ladder Co. and took
them home to become their guests.
Two boys named Gilchrist, eight and ten
years OF age, were arrested by the police yes
terday for breaking and entering the North
School house and robbing the teachers desks
OF a lot of confiscated playthings taken from
the pupils. They got into the Grammar de-
partment and piled up lot of books, probably
with the intention of taking them awav