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The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

ARREST OF THIEF.-We mentioned last
week that the dwelling house of Mr.. G. G.
Paine had been broken into and some articles
of clothing had been stolen. A fellow named
Charles Smith was suspected, and Sunday
night he was arrested on Washington street,
but as nothing could be proved against him be
was discharged on Monday. After he was dis
charged Deputy Marshal Sterling discovered
where Smith had sold pair of pants he stole
| from Paine's house and gave chase to the fel
low. Mr.. Sterling followed him out to the
covered bridge in Falmouth and again arrest
ed him and locked him up. Smith had on, a
| the time Of his arrest, q pair of stolen boots.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
MAssACHUsETTs.
0-un -

LOWELL, July 17.-Four more deaths from
small pox are reported by the city physician
for the week ending July 15 This is three
less than the week preceding.
Fatal Accident.
BOSTON, July E.-Samuel Moody, a we'll.
know horse dealer, had his skull fractured and
will probably die, from the kick of a horse to-
day.
Fire,
This afternoon fire broke out in the tene.
ment house corner of 1st street and Dorchester
avenue, South Boston, owned by Jno Hem
messy and occupied by some twelve families was
entirely consumed, loss estimated $4,000; no
insurance The fire extended on 1st street. de.
stroying several wOouen buildings and cross.
ing the street partially consumed the black
smith and wheelwright shop of Patrick Lally
and Thomas Lehanan, whose loss is $4,000; in
snred. On Athens street six houses, and on
Green g alley two houses were damaged $500
each. On the the opposite side of Green's al
ley two blocks were damaged $1,000 and four
houses occupied by sixteen families $250O.-
Other buildings were damaged. Estimated
total loss $4,000. A man named McGann was
arrested on suspicion of being the incendiary.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
METEOROLOGICAL.
Report from the signal once

WASHINGTON, July 17-73O P. M-Synopsis
of the weather for past "a hours No impor-
tant change is reported from the Pacific coast.
The barometer has fallen rapidly this afternoon
in the extreme Northwest. The highest pres
sure continues in the extreme Southwest. The
low pressure WHICH existed On SBBasg e4eBieG eBieG
Southeastward and the barometer has fallen
decidedly in Georgia. The temperature is low
er on the middle and East Atlantic coast.
Fresh Northeasterly winds prevail from Vir-
ginia to Maine and Westward Northeast
winds are reported in Missouri and to Indiana
and Tennessee. Rain and threatening weather
is now reported from Northern Florida and
Georgia, and also from Nebraska.
Probabilities-The conditions are probable
for local storms tonight from Missouri to Ten
nessee. Threatening weather with light rain
will probably extend during the night over the
CarOlnas. with severe local storms. Pleasant
weather will probably continue from the lower
lakes to the Atlantic. Low barometer in the
extreme Northwest will probably extend to
Lake Huron on Tuesday evening, with local
storms West of Lake Michigan.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

PERIoDIcALs-Godey Lady's Book fol
August has been received and is for
sale at the book and periodical stores ol
Messrs Bailey s. Noyes, and H. L. Davis Ex.
change Street; Loring, Short s. Harmon and
Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth Hotel
also at the school book. music and periodical
store of E. c. Andrews, No. SO Center street
and at the book and periodical depot Of Messrs
Fessenden Bros, Lancaster Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

DAME RUMoR has it in vogue that on the
resignation of Jeremiah Prescott, Esq, as Su-
periptendent of the Eastern railroad, that
George Batchelder, the well known and efh-
cient conductor of that road will assume the
responsibilities of that office. A better choice
could not have been made as he is practically
a railroad man.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

FIRE IN DEERING.-The handsome story
and half cottage house of Mr.. John Dunhanl,
| little distance from the Seminary buildings,
on Stevens Plains, was destroyed by fire about
o'clock Monday afternoon, together with the
stable attached to the house. The furniture in
the house was all saved. The loss is estimated
at about $4,000, on which there was insurance
for $1,000. The fire is supposed to have origi.
mated from defect in the chimney.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

From Hawes and Cragin we have received
the following new music; The Two Roses;
song by Werner. Summer Noon Gal0p by
Carl Faust: and Farewell, Farewell s often
heard, or Good-Bye; Song and chorus by j..
r. Thomas. All bear the imprint of Oliver
Dtson& Co. Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
k ENTUCKv.
EuHinma TnxmnAA

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE storm last night
did great damage along the line OF the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad. Crops were pros
tlated and farms destroyed. A freight train
on to the main track, colliding with passen-
ger train. Several freight cars were smashed
and passenger car and locomotive were
thrown from the track. No lives lost.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON. July ia band of negro out
laws, led by Lowry, in Robeson county, this
morning way laid and killed Dan'l M. Mclean,
a prominent citizen, and Hugh Mclean. his
brother, only 13 years old. They also wound
ed Archibald McCollum. These parties were
from thick piece of woods. The sheriff has
posse of $50 men in the field, but their efforts
thus far to capture the outlaws have been fruit
less
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

-HE census Office reports will show that there
are 134 cities in the United States having a
population each of 10000 or over. Massachu-
setts has eleven of these cities. Boston stands
fifth in rank of the whole country, Worcester
thiTtieth and Lowell thirty first. Maine has
four, Portland being forty-first. Connecticut
has five, New Haven holding the twenty ifth
place. New Hampshire has three, Manches-
ter being fifty-ffth. Rhode Island has but one
city of over 10000 inhabitants, and that is
Providence, which is twenty-6rst on the list
and the second city in New England. Yer.
mont has only Burlington, and that stands
we'll toward the bottom of the list and is mum
bered the ninety fourth. The New England
States together have 25 Of the 1874 cities, or al
most one-sixth, and New York alone has 18
and with New England 43, or almost third
Washington is the twelfth city in the Union
There are only 25 cities numbering over 50,OO(
| inhabitants each.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

HARPER bAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fesseudep
Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by d. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery. &c. 3s7
Congress, corner of Oak street. This ionrnal
of Fashion takes the lead of all Others and is
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
NEBRASKA,

OMAHA. July H.-Prof. Hayden and party,
Of the United States Geological and Topogra.
phical Survey, have completed the survey Of
the route from Ogden, Utah, to Virginia City,
Nebraska, and proceeded to the head waters Of
the Yellowstone.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

MAINE HISTORICAL SooIETY.-There were
thirty-three resident members present at the
late annual meeting of the Maine Historical
society, the largest number present at any
meeting since the formation of the society.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

LONDON. July lilo P. M.-Copsols e3s 0
93a for money and account.
American securities-U s. 5-2O's 1852 924; do 1865.
old, 92l; do 1857, 904; U. s. 1O-40's 91}.
LIVERPOOL, July 17-1.30 P. M.-Cotton easier:
sales y ooo bales; middling uplands q 9ld.
LONDON, July 17-5 P. M.-Consols closed at 931
for money and account. -
American securites-U. 8. 6-2Os, 1862, 92J; do 1865
old, 924; do 1867. 914; U. S. 1O-4Os sl2. >0'
Sugars afoaG 3Os @ 3Os Cd.
LIVERPOOL, July H.-6 p. M.-Cotton closed
easier; Middlng uplands 81 a s3d.
heat-CalifoInia White lis Cd; Rcd Spring los
54s. 's''
LONDON, July 17-Eveniug. Bacon, Ses for short
ribbed middles, wv ~ '-'-
PARIG ,Iulv II 7-Rantac oIoeod o.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

PERSONS having suffered for years past and
doctored for Catarrh, Neuralgia, Sick Head
ache, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Weak Chests
andiLungs, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c now have
an opportunity to eradicate their disease un-
der the atmospheric remedial treatment at
Cahoon Block. Consultation free Resident
patients now under treatment may be referred
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE remains of Thomas
Lincoln were taken last evening in q special
train to Springfield for interment in Oak Ridge
beside the remains of his father. The funeral
took place this morning and wae attended by
an immense concourse of citizens of Spring
field and Illinois generally.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. tt.
There is No Medicine

Exta't tnat posse sses more potent influence
on kidney, bladder and glandular diseases than
SMoLANDER's EXTRACT OF BUcHu. 1t is also
the favorite remedy for exterminating rheuma-
tlsm, gravel, diabetes. maladies of the urinary
organs and female complaints. 1t is dur
etic, solvent and alternative.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE most destructive
storm ever seen in Huron county, Ohio, visit
ed this locality Sunday. Buildings we're de-
strOyed and crops, trees and fences were pros
lost.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

1HE first fare of mackerel from Bay Chaleur
arrived yesterday-1SO barrels by schooner
Prims Donna, the result of three days catch.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

A RARE OpPoRTUNITY.-This afternoon, at
2 O'Clock, Messrs. f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell
at auction that desirable piece of real estate or
the corner of Spring and Emery streets. This
is one of the most eligible situations in the
city. The house has all the modern improve
ments Lot is 1913 IL III, containing over
$4,000 square feet.
The same firm will sell at saIesroom, at II a.
m, furniture, carpets, &c. See auction col
umn.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

HALE having sold all that beautiful lot of
Chromos that he offered SO cheap, received on
Saturday another small lot, that are going fast.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
nI.CELLANRoUs NOTICES.

THE CARY CoNcENT at City Hall, Portland,
Fridav evening, July q, at 8 o'clock, for the
benefit of the Maine General Hospital. Tick
cts to the concert 81; no reserved seats. Tick
cts of admission may be obtained at Hawes &
Cragin's n Middle street, and Ira G. Stock
BRIDGES, 1856 Exchange street; at Saco Of Lewis
Hodsdon, No. 80 Factory Island; at Biddeford
of f. M. Burnham, 127 Main street, and E. F.
Pillsbury, 132 Main street; at Gorham at the
store of r. G. Harding; at Saccarappa at the
store Of Louis P. Edwards, and office of the
Cumberland Mills; at Stevens Plains, Deer
ing, at the Office of DR.. Stone; at the depot
station, foot of Lake Sebago, or the conductor
of the trair. The Portland, Saco & Ports
mouth Railroad will convey persons purchas.
ing coupon tickets to the concert by special
train from Saeo and Biddeford to Portland
and return after the concert the same evening,
free of fare The Portland & Rochester rail-
road will transport persons purchasing tickets
at Gorham and Saccarappa for the concert by
the afternoon train to Portland, intermediate
stations included, returning by special train
after the concert. free Of charge. The Port.
land & Ogdensburg railroad will convey by
intermediate stations, to Portland, persons
who may purchase at that depot station tickets
of admission to the concert, or of the conduc-
tor, and return by regular train free of fare.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

STEAMER JOHN BROOK FROM BosroN-10 cases
mtse 10 bales d0mescs 10 pkgs spring BEDS 40 bdls
ion q do pipe, 128 hdes., 20 sewing machines. II
bags rice, 2casks oil, 40 bbls pork, 25 do oil, dc
beer, % pkgs to order.
For Canada and up country--S0 bales MANILA, q
do wool do COTTON, 40 do rugs, Is pcs marble, "a
dye wood So pkgs farming implements. casks soda
as l, 100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

NEW YORK, July 15.-The market has more life.
considerable number OF engagements were made
to-day tor grain, with slight concessions obtained
Ihere is fair amount of room offering From other
branches there is more demand induced by lower
prices. very fair engagement for cotton was made
to-day, the market being in condition to admit OF
better working margin. There was more inquiry for
the hop trade. Ship0wners generally were disposed
to lower rates to moderate extent. Tie chartering
demand is more active. A considerable number Of
vessels were taken the grain trabe and for gener-
al cargoes, shippers generally managing to secure
slight concessions.
among the engagements are: An American bark
OF 573 tons now at the East to load ct Bulls River
St. Helena SOUND with phosphates for oIders at sos
an American bark to Crcnstadt, with $500 bbls re-
fined petroleum at is 10Jd; bBrb from Portland to
River Plate 300 feet Lumber at SIS and primage
several brigs and barks from Sydney CB, to New
York, Coal, 81, and from Little Glace Bay to New
York at 81 q So; brig from Satila River to Port
land, Lumber, $11.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15-Freights-The follow
1pg are the current rates Of coal reights from PORT
Richmond for the week ending July IA 10 Ran
gor $2 25; Portland So 25; Rockland so 35; Ports
mouth " %; Boston $2 35 30 45 Charlestown So 35
q w 45; East Cambridge and b 81 40; Danversport
and andi dis s2 40; Hyannis g 4O New Bedford 81;
w 70; Salem 81 IS q 45; Bristol 81.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

NEW YORK. July -EUenino.-Gold was weak
er this afternoon and declined to 1921 on report
that only $150.000 would be shipped tomorrow. 1t
closed at 112a.
Loans WIRE made at q 2 per cent, the clearan-
ces being $34 747 900. Money was easy at q per
cent on call and a per cent. tor prime discounts.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 110a @ l10a
Governments were dull and slrong. a Treasury
official says that Secretary Boutwell, will suspend
further purchase of bonds should they remain above
par in gold.
The following are the closing quotations OF Gov
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

PORTSMOUTH was visited by heavy shower
accompanied by sharp lightning late Sunday
night. The house of Mrs. Ira Dixon was
struck and considerably shattered. That there
were no lives lost is remarkable. The electric
ball struck the chimney, shattered that, throw.
ing some of the bricks forty feet, passed down
the back side of the house. tearing off the clap
boares, and passed through into bedroom on
the lower floor, striking the post of the head Of
a bed, completely splitting it to pieces from top
to bottom. and ierked the iron castor clear
across the room. The bed was occupied by
Mrs. Betsey Dixon, an old lady, the mother
of Mrs. Ira, and strange as it may seem, she
was not seriously harmed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

| NEW YoRK. July 17.-Cotton very quiet and II
sales 1900 bDls; State and western dull Is so
round hoop ohio go 30; Western 4 90 q 80;
Southern 6 90 g 90. Wheat more steady for Spring
at 43a @ a; No: do 40 q Il White State t5
g 60; Winter Red and Amber Western IS q 80.
Gsn eass With @ moderate export and home
10 SusS; Ohio It 6 sSe Western e' sas PoSs pSais
stsads anew m %ess s. Il e 4 s prime
19c; State 70 q 2Sc. whskey firm western free az
anu small lots at Soc. Rice quiet; Carolina 81 "a Sc
timing % a 9sc. Coffee I'M Rio Is a 1s3c. Naval
StOres-Spirils Turpentine quiet ann weak at 49 "a
5Oc. Rosin firmly held at 3l24 @325. Petroleum
dull crude 14s @ 14ac; refined 25ac Tallow quiet at
Frelghts to Liverpool frmer. Com q Sid; Wheat
8@ SD.
for the week 1893 Cattle, s4sO veas 24ssi Sheep and
Lambs, 81 713 Swine. The Cattle mark has been
Huli the past week. Several owners offered to sell
Sres @ o. last Monday, and even this failed and enc
nal nai ne stock offered remained unsold and was
" Saiaed ior this weeks market The average price
ing week of last year. Poor 10 medium 81 9 1Oc;
VesIs epo 70 alr 10 lOac prime to extra lii l4c.
Sbeen IgIe ,I du ana weaker; good to prime 9 1Oc
~ ou or lower grades; Common to fair sheep4
Suofei eAra ., Sa &C. Lambs active at tnll prices;
u,esseo hogs Selling slowly at q TIC.
nominal
neae excited and prices higher; Spring 16 "a II.
Sofn Nh actiVe and advanced c No. at 81 "a sac No,
ni1sa 4Ssc Oats Easier No. at 49ac RIVE easier:
no, N9. oS g 0Oc Barley quiet at 75c. Hiph wines
neid III nrmiy at 9lc Provioions quiet; mess nork at
Is 313. hogs hrmer at 90 q 4 is. r- "'
heceipts-3.0OO bbs. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat 1877
bush bush S corn lcOSS o bush oats, 1000 BUSH rye
Shipments-20c0 bbs. -four, 1900 bush. wheat
52900O bush. corn, 5000 bush oats, 5000 bush rve
6O0O bush barley, 5000 hogs.
a CINCINNATI, \! July 17-Pork dull at IA rs. Lard
at 5sc for shOuders for sides "a for clear rib sides
Bacon dropping; shoulders SIC; clear rib sides sic
clar sides SIC. Whiskey with fair demand, at 9Ic.
TOLEDO July 17.-Flour dull. Wheat dull; No 1
White Wabash 40; No. 2, l s3 q 1 "a asked; No. g.
O3; Amber Michigan held at Is, and "a offered;
No. Amber Illinois 30; No. 2 do 20; No. 1 red
held at q, and 26 offered sales of old at 25; No.
2 old 81 No. new, "a; rejected red 10. Corn
dull high mixed 67c. Oats dull; No. O. 65Ic; Mich
igan SIC; rejected 48c,
CaARLEsroN, July 17.-Cotton duh and nominal;
Middling uplands 2Oc.
SAVANNAH, July 17.-Cotton inactive and prices
dropping; M1dling uplands 19c.
194c. 1p"nuS
NEW ORLEANS, July 17.-Cotton dull; Middling
uplands 204c, e
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

"A FULL assortment OF faper daDgtngs,
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
jy8f DEvENs & Co., 13 Free st.
BUT few people are aware that their worn
out plated ware, such as Tea Sets, Ice Pitch
e7s, Castors, Steel Knives, Forks, Spoons, sc. !,
can be replated SO as to look nearly or quite as
good as new, for from half to two-thirds the
price Or new, and will wear equal to the best
wares in the market at least, when done by A.
H. ATWOOD, at Lancaster Hall. He does
fine job, and warrants it to wear. Give him
an early trial and be convinced jy14tf
Nor drastic purgative but mild and agree
able laxative, like the famed spring waters
whence its name is derived, is Cummings
Aerated Seidlitz Aperient
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

CENSUS REvIsIoN.-The latest revised tables
at the Census Office. in Washington, shows the
following aggregate of population of all the
States and orgsnized territories White, 49,
5s6, $50; colored, S79. 1928; Indian 25 73S; jap
anese, IS; Chinese, 63, 1856; total 80, 8,549,9S7.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

NEW YORK. July 17.-Mornino.-Gcld opened
at ti24 and steady at 1l2s 1121. Stock eady and
dull Governments dull and steady. State bonds
very dun Money easy at 3 per cent.
The following are the forenoon quotations of South
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18


EXCURSION AND CLAM WHARF.-The COM
mittee met yesterday morning at ten o'clock
to perfect their arrangements. Sufficient re-
plies have been received to indicate large
turnout from abroad. Everything is substan.
TALLY settled except as to the number of invi.
tations to be given out. The committee desire
to make the reception worthy of the character
of the city. A distinguished gentleman, COM
PEELED to decline the invitation on account Of
a prior engagement says: 81 beg to assure you
Of my entire support Of the P. R. o. & c. rail-
way, as destined to form the most important
portion of the great trans continual railway,
and to set the richest gem in the commercial
crown Of the Queen City of the East"
ILLNESS OF CHARLES AKERs.-We regret
to learn that Mr.. Akers, the sculptor, was at
tackled on Wednesday last with a dangerous
hemorrhage from the lungs. On Saturday he
was much better, and the physicians thought
he would recover. The most cheering symp
tom is his own confidence. He sat up on Sat
urday and talked of going to his studio in 9
few days. He has but recently opened studio
in New York, but has made many friends
some of them very influential, and has before
him very fattering prospect. His bust o.
Lucretia Mott has attracted especial attention
and high commentator.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
CITY AND VICINITY


sf SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Summer Goods. Thomas Lucas.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Excursion. Second Parish Sunday School.
Excursion. :. State Street Parish.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
New House for Sale on Hight st. :. ,Tbos Wi,des
Valuable Business. :. H. A. Dow.
Non Resident Taxes Charles Hum,b,ey
The Mimic World.
Rooms to Let. 81 l-2 Free st.
Netice. :. Estate Of Arthur F, Pearl.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

PICTOU, Ms. Brig A. d. Whidden-276 tons
coal to A. d. Whidden.
FREDERICKTON, NIB. Sob Nashwauk-1s21
railroad seepers, to L. Taylor; 2S4 750 shingles, tc
r. HOlvOke. st-s ESQ.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

AIR MOTOR COMPANY.-Last winter Gen.
Neal Dow, Rensselaer, Cram, Rufus E. Wood
BENJAMIN Kingsbury, ir., James I. McCoBb
William w. Thomas aud William A. Good
win obtained charter from the Legislature to
form company for the purpose of using con-
densed air as motor, with capital stock OF five
hundred shares $50 each, power being granted
to increase this stock when deemed advisable.
Yesterday the corporators met at the Mayors
Office, and Gen. Dow was chosen chairman
After accepting the charter apd passing the
customary bylaws the company adjourned
until next week, without permanently organ
izing.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

S. P. GETcHELL. physician and surgeon, has
removed from No. 2Ol Congress street, to the
Hammond House, No. 375 Congress street, op-
posite Whittier's drug store.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

Weather Report-JuIy 1s,-12 p. M.
War Department, Signal Service U. S. Army, Di-
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

CALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. If
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

ANNA SCHENERT, of New York, is after a
divorce from Frederick Scheinert, on the
ground that the marriage was performed while
the plaintiff was under fourteen of age, and
against her will. The plaintiffs father is q
wealthy down. town merchant. The defendant
is a Hungarian, and was introduced to the
family as needy music teacher. He gained
their confidence and frequently tock the girl
out for walk. On the Oath of April, 1865,
Scheinert took his pupil to the house of a
friend in 36th street, and there, according to
her story, forced her to marry him. The friend
oficiated as priest, and performed the SER
vices in Latin. Acting upon her fears, he pre-
vented her informing her parents. Three or four
days afterwards he took Anna out as usual
and then forced her to accompany him to Mon.
treal, where she lived miserable life for eight
months. Her whereabouts was accidentally
discovered by her father, and he took means to
urtug Der pacK. Tne reIeree mas reported in
her favor.
COMMENCEMENT AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
On Sunday, at Hanover, N. H., the exercises
were opened by the delivery of the baccalau-
reat6 address Dy heV. ASA H. Oultn, - ~
LII D., President of the institution. The text
was from james i, 25. The subject of the dis
course was liberty as related to law. 1t closed
with reference to the faithful services of Pro-
fessor Woodman, who had died during the
year. In the evening, in the College Church,
the address before the Theo ogical Society was
by Rev. J. c. Bodwell, D. D., of Hartford, CT.
The speaker was introduced by Prot. D. j.
Noyes, and in commencing remarked that one
OF the dangers to which young men were ex-
JAd nv1Ag tHnvY 10
tionalism of the present day. This was the
subject of the evening. 1t was fine and tarn-
est address, and laid out the blighting influ-
ences of so-called liberal religion and its kim
dred infdelty with skill and ability.
CENSUS REvIsIoN.-The latest revised tables
at the Census Office, in Washington, shows the
following aggregate of population of all the