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f(oheu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
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Gan Sran3iSco, Z. 0op.-Sn eiiicr
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SoHferenj BON 0ele9aten ans Sittoria, Sem.
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Der Boit iu erbalteu.
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Die 2ituation it N1criec.

Wertto, 80. Oft. - anarbe berrId)t In uielsn
RueUo 2eon bauert iOrt. Ole auiitdubtihcn bon Ga
cattcls finb In ben StdGt SGH guie 8otpit enge1
rittt. 5u ben Staaten NioGIso unb Wirrito ,e6en
iclbi UOr Der Staot Wcrfo iutroen Stra6enraubtbas
ten bcauneeu gomej Fortu8a operirt gc9en Die
Stddtsrt8irnu9 bon Alua6cdlentes; Stmines icbt
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Guerrero un6 4ucbia uniidcr. 6ic 8tb6rocn BON
Sardea bahCn iiib acucgCrt, bic NitouerUdblune
pOu 9uarc3 su prottamiren.
Tcuer Observation-Disclosures
Soiton, 8. Roubr. - Die sNibs g. Geatbtr lni.
&omp.." oeren Gdto ith In Chicago aui $1,000
belGult miro 90 RrOSrRt Sdblcn uno TIRE @ebdttC
ablutdelu. De ayttiv gH8Gauos &c." Sabtt 90 BRO
Benti bic n5noeptnoCnt" pcIhG si,tOO,OO0 uetiert,
bGblt 20 4ro5ent. vile anoCrGn 8Oitoner &ompu8.
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W0n Stieaao

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id1ooner IS. 6. @isSs" 1T nit @iann uno
MauS unterQeaangeu.
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IDler's Syrup ats 8ummi Nrabieum
Smiten, @rfGit,ins, @roudbitiS ,e.
acrner's Oberbaut. Grjeuger
aegen dlc pduttraHttritn.
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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

FEMALE Observation-Disclosures has been
visited by several troupes Of female minstrels,
the performances OF which have generally
drawn full houses; aud the performance last
evening was no exception to this general rule
But instead of being the best performance Of
the kind seen in this city, it was decidedly
cheap and displayed none Of that eminent tai
ent which had been 70 conspicuousIy advertis-
ed with great flourish Of trumpets Some
features Of the entertainment were respecta-
BILE, including the singing OF the ballad of lit
tie Footsteps" by Miss Allie Dayton, the cham
pion gig bysAIiss Faunie We're, the stump
speech BY MIR. NJ. B. Leavitt, and the excelsior
clog melange hy Mr.. Thomas SulIy. When
the public patronize entertainments of this
character far more literally than the legitimate
drama or first-class musical entertainments, it
is time for the press Of the country to set its
face firmly against them. and seek TO elevate
the public state to higher standard of culti-
walton, and in this way it will not only couier
Listing favor upon the country. but will also
improve and purify the character of all classes
of public entertainments.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Juue 1.-coltm without decided
Change; sales ZIG s bales Madss upanas at ,1e
tern SEQ q Is: Southern 1 Is q 500. wheat de-.
90 at Is winter SHs Red and Ambe,
Western "a q 50; inside common White MIchig ~
O.. Corn loser; sales 1853 900 bush; unsound Mix
lower, Ohio and Western at 62i q CSC Provisions
Pork dull; new mess 10 80 q Is IS; prime Il 0u q
t s,ses sSs5 ga st. s 2ms auS Ohio
ire. 80 q saac. Rice finn; Carolina 81 q Ssc. Sugar
dull and heavy Mnscpvado q 81; !ar good rsin-
T%spentins quiet at sse Rosn 1t
90 for strained Petroleum quiet; crude l5c; refined
S ~ aalow more sss:
s1 os,o.oo. june Flour nrm Wheat in fair de-
mani and and declined e; syr,nS It q a.s Corn
Oats steady; No. at ls q 4slc. Rye quiet at 81 q
sc. High Wines frmer at ss4,. Provisions-Pork
declined 10 q lie; now quoted at $40 e 8 9O.
Receipls-4uOO bbs. Hour, 43 000 bush. wheat 214,
ooO tust corn 80 goo BUSH oas, 1000 bush. barley,
AShipments-5.OOO bbis. -four, 5000 bush wheat,
1900 bush. corn. 5000 bush. oats, 5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, O., June L. Flour In good demand with
wabash 7o;No / White Michigan Is; regular do
IA; Aber do 144y; No. ; do 40; rejected IS =
563; Michigan 56s; no grade AOats steady No 1 at
55c mo. &C Sc; Michigan a.
CINCINNATI, june t-Provisions-Po declining
at Is 70. Lard &c. Bulk Meats dull; shoulders 81
Bacon dull and shade lever; shoulders 64c sides
St g st. Hogs dull at40O 1925. Whiskey ad-
vanced to SOC.
CBARLEsroN, June 1.-Cotton Arm; Middling
uplands 1919.
SAVANNAH. May ST. Cotton strong; Modling up
lands l63c.
MOBILE, juno Lection steady; Middling up
lands i64c.
uplands 16Ac.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
WAsHaINGTON.
Revenue 10 he CofleC1ed.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Commits si0ner
of Internal Revenue has sent the following cir.
cular 10 the supervisors in the Southern States: :
"In accordance with the recent proclamation
OF the President the Secretary Of War has is
sued orders to the commanding officers 10 the
various departments directing them to cu-ope-
rate with the civil officers in the enforcement
OF the laws upon application Of the latter Off
GERS for such assistance. Whenever, therefore,
the aid of trOp Fps is necessary 10 yeur districts
you will apply tor the force required directly
to he commander OF the department in which
the troops are 10 be used, reporting your action
to this office, and the circumstances upon
which it is based'
Appointments.
Pres lent Grant has made the following ap-
pontments: George Bancroft. Envoy Extlaor-
dinaiy and Minister Plenipotentafy to the
German Empire; William d. Clasett and Hem
nv l.. Warner OF Montana, and William H.
Parsons OF Texas. commissioners for eeaebrat-
ing the centennial anniversary OF American
Independence at Philadelphia.
Fishing Vessels lacludcd.
Attorney General Akerman decides chat all
fishing vessels destroyed during the war by
the rebel cruiser Tac0ny will be considered in
the same light as live vessels lost in the Ordin-
airy sense Of that word, as applying TO ships
foundered or wrecked ut sea, and, therefore,
provided for in bounty by Congress.
Court Of Claims.
Inc court OF ClalmS adjourned 10 DAY until
Nov. 2)ib, having decided ITO cases during the
past term.
Ku.Klux Csmmtttcc.
The subcommittee of the Congressional
KuKlux Committee will tomorrow begin the
examination Of witnesses, Judge Jas. L. Or
OF South Carolina, being among those sum-
mOned. IL is their intention to obtain only a
general view OF the condition of the South,
particularly since the passage of the KH KluX
law, aud to make q report tn the full commit
tee, To meet here September GOTH when they
will determine whether the sub. committee
shall he sent 10 par ticular localities to take tes-
timony.
Tint Rich Rus lis b paaa.
Secretary Boutwell, has received no such in
formation of bequest Of 81 900 900 to the
United States by u rich Engshman, as re-
ported.
Disturbance bv Celsred Lab .rers.
Several hundred colored men who have late-
ly been refused employ ment on the Columbia
street railway at the rate Of 50 for eight hours.
10 day drove off the white labOrers woi king at
ST % and 81 so per day, creating considerable
disturbance, which the police suppressed.
Riga mist Bowea.
Testimony in the Bowen DIVORCE case closed
to day, large an cunt OF the evidence offered
to prove the alleged divorce Of Bowen from
Francis Hicks in New York, in 1845, being
fraudulent. Judge Olin said he thought the
record OF divorce could be attacked both on
the ground OF fraud and want Of jurisdiction.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
PRNNAYLVANlA.
rHa - 49,

PlTrsToN, June 1.-The funeral of Owen
Mac Kin, another Of the victims OF the mine
disaster, was held yesterday. The procession
was over mile in length. The six fathelles;
children were baretoOted and their entire ap
parel told OF the terrible sufferiog caused ny
the late strike and disaster. The correct mum.
Der in the mine at the time the fire was dis
covered was 10, Of whom % were taken out be
fore the works were burned down, II we're
taken out dead, 4 have died since and are
still in critical condition. The feeling against
Williams, mine Inspector, is very strong, and
threats of Iypching are freely made. Many
charge him with healeoting to moke cop-
plant against the company for pecuniary con.
siderasiOns.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
TRLEGRAPmiO ITEMS.

The public debt was decreased in May 81, :
Frank Thomas was killed yesterday in Bos-
ton, near the depot, by the Boston q Albany
train. Deceased lost AN arm In the war.
The building containing a,hs, Ins Of
ces in the rear OF the Sun once in New fork,
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning
Fire in Louisville, KY, yesterday destroye
the oagsng and rope factory of Erich q Hyde,
doug damage to the amount of $4,000.
Ex. Secretary Seward was last heard from at
Ssoh% q. where he vas attending succession
speeches.
The massacre of Apache Indians, by q body
of armed citizens aud Papogre Indians. on the
| goth of April, is most horrible affair; it ap-
pearing that sxty-thTee dead badies were
found and more than one hundred we're dead
and missing. All but eight we're women and
| children.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
Auperior Court.

MAY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERN, GODDARD, j.,
PRESIDING.
THURSDAY In the case OF Merrill Whitney We.
William Hayes. Decision was given for the plaintiff
tor $72 Ct.
Howard & Clcaves. Carleton.
The following decisions, in justice case. tried this
term, were rendered.
Portland Stone Ware Co. Va. Afford Dyer. Decis-
ion for defendant
Webb. Carleron.
fsndaat.
Carleton. Wabb.
Court adjourned finally alter session OF thirty.
one days. The next term commences the first Tues
day OF September.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

THEkMoMETnIcAL-Cor Dontorh and Enc
~ Sts.-Tuesday, May SO-7 .. M, mercury
75o; II NJ, 50; p. M, SO; p. no. so; 20 p.
IN. sqaall; ~. Ia. "a; IL p. IN. 20; midnight
rain, cloudy and lightning.
Wednesday, May 3l-4 10 u. No., mercury Ga,
refreshing rain, lightning and thunder; 6 q. m.
GA: a. m. e.; a. m. 63, rain; II a. M. 90; p.
m. 81; 3p. M. 60; 5 p. M. &c; p. m. 81; II
night 40, fair.
Thursday. June LIB a. m., mercury 81;
10 a. M. 20; IL m. CT.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

WEsTBRooK SEMlNARY.-The closing exam
alton and anniversary exercises of the present
year at the Seminary will occur as follows:
June IL, IS, IA, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes.
Experimentation of classes.
June 49, Tuesday evening at 30 O'Clock
Debate aud Reading of Paper, in the Semina-
ry Chapel, by members of the Eromathian
AdeIphi Society.
June IA, Wednesday, p m.-Meeting OF
Trustees 7.3O p. M, in the church-Annual
Exhibition.
june 10, Thursday, 10 a. m.--Exercises Of the
Graduating Class. p. m.-Anniversary Din
ner. .. ~. in the church-OratiOn and Poem
before the Literary Society; Grafton by PROT.
Shipman, Of TUFTS College; Poem By Mrs.
Seed OF Auonrn. Thursday evehing-Reun-
The Anniversary Dinner is new feature
and it is expected that Gov. Petham, whose
daughter graduates this year, ex, Gov. Wash
burn, Hon. N. G. Hichborn and other friends
OF the institution, will speak at the table.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
To the Editor of the Press

10 We EduOf o. ute Press.
would like to Inquire il there is apy rule as
TO the numbering of the hons, on our streets.
1t there is any rule, I would like to see il car
ried out. person wishing to end a number
on Oxford street, has to run from one end Of
the street to the other before be can find the
number he is after. ! think it would be q
good plan to have committee look after this
street and see that it is properly numbered, SO
that person leaving articles GU this street
will not have to spend half hour in finding
the number he is after. A Transfer.
The above suggests the inquiry, where is the
plan Of renumb ,ring the streets Of the city
submitted by Mr.. Beckett to the City Council
two years ago? Oxford street is not the only
one that needs reformation in this respect.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-The late cool and
cloudy weather with slight rains has been Of
great advantaseto crops in central and north
ern California. It is now estimated that there
will be at least 100 COO tons Of wheat for expor.
tation Of this years crop; apd fully five cargoes
Of the old crop are available for expottation.
Fatal GRAY.
Two mep, Cleary and Mcclure, near Dales.
Oregon, had fight yesterday over land
boundary, 10 which Clafy shot Mcclure. fatal
w woundng him, upon which McClure's soon
shot Cleary through the head, killing him in
stantly.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

BUENOs AYREs --Advic+s received in this
city yesterday from Bueoos Ayres, to April
3)tb, by telegraph from Lisbon, Portugal, indi-
cate that though the yellow fever bad absted
from its first appearance, was at that time rag
ing with more virulence than ever; but no
more deaths Of prominent persons belonging
to the United States had occurred
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
New Advertise msents To-Day.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate. -. r.. o. Bailey & Co.
Property in DeerIng. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
Elegant Plated Ware. -. IF. D. Bailey 4 Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Operetta Lillian. School Building.
Horse TrOt. :. .Saco. Saturday.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
IL. o. f.. Notice.
10. o. f.. Drill Meeting.
Fireworks. i. Cutter, Hyde & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Houses Tor Sale. :. WIN. Burrowes.
Notice. IA. B. Duntou.
Real Estate for Sale. Nv. II. Storer.
Girls Wanted. AS Dani0rth st.
Notice. David W. Richardson.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

The FOURTH OF JULY.-The programme ar
ranged by the City Council for the celebration
of the F1urth of July does not seem to come up
to the public expectation, as it proposes the
expenditure of considerable sum Of money,
without the prospect of receiving any return.
There is nothing in it to attract people from
abroad. or even keep our own people at home
One-third Of the money is devoted to aquatic
exercises, which are about as attractive to
nine-tenths of the people as book of Greek
plays 1w0uld he. The money to be expended
for parade OF our military and the band con-
certs in the evening are the only favorable
items in the list, aside from the salutes and
bell-rineing which are natural features of the
day and were put in more in observance of the
custom than any pleasure or attraction to the
community. Something is allowed to the fire
department to decorate their houses and en-
eipes with 10 stand in the street 10 be seen by
the pedestrians In search OF something worth
walking out Tor; and there Is a trivial expe-
dent after all. Perhaps those who come in
for a share of the incidental fund can see
some fun ahead; but we think the popular
voice is that If we cannot afford celebration
that will call in people irop abroad and induce
| them to spend some money in Portland or pre-
vent a large class of citizens from goiEg abroad
| for enjoyment, it woud be better to cut down
the appropriation to a sum just large enough
to pay Tor the guD-powder, bell.riDgiDg and
hag'nylng and put the rest away for necessary
/ CITY expenses
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

THURsDAY-United States vs.. Samuel Levi, charg-
Q with purchasing military uniforms from Frank
Smiley and George Atkins, soldiers belonging to
Fort Preble. RESPONDENT held in $500 for his ap-
pesranee at the june term OF the s. District Court
at Bangor Webb, U. 5. District Atty for govern
ment; hOlmss for respondent.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
DECENTRALIZATION,

WAsHINdTON, june 1-SynOpsis Of the
past "a hours.-The barometer has again fall
en- somewhat on the Pacific coast and risen at
the Rocky Mountain stations and in the Miss.
issippi Valley. 1t has fallen decidedly from
Mississippi to southern Florida, and is rising
from Maine. The mPerature has risen from
Pennsylvania eastward, but else v b re remaius
sensibly the same as on Wednesday, excepting
heavy fall at Key West, where heavy rain
has fallen. Ram fell very generally during
the night from Georgia to Massachusetts, and
was followed to- day by clearing up weather.
Cloudy and threatening weather is at present
reported from southern Missouri, and probably
also prevails in Georgia aud Florida. Pleasant
weather has prevailed on the Lakes.
Probabilities is probable that partially
cloudy and pleasant weather will be expert
enced Friday from Missouri to Virginia, and
noythWard. It is probable that rain and high
winds will prevail in the Cult west OF Florida
during the night.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
CITY AND VICINITY

~ Our ADVERTISING patrons are reouested TO send
her copy as early IN the day as POSSIBLE. Id
'ef'sen'sats to appear Monday morning should De
sent IN Saturday. tnot Sunday.)
" Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Frtdau,noon
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
COM M Err CIAL,

Receipts BY Railrends and steamboat.
PORTLAND 4 KENNEBxG RAILROAD-11 hdis
blinds, do sash, 80 doors, horses. IS tdls broom
handles, car curtain fixtures, 10 bis. apl les "A
cases oil cloth, 50 prs side slrngs7 bbls. vine 800
slaves hides, 3S bales hay 81 pkgs mdse, 81 #
for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAlLwAY-199 cans milk, car
Iatts, do salt boxes. do hay, 10 do cOrn,42 do .u-
Der, do potatoes, 2 do sas, 4 dc claphoards, do
Ialer. do spools, do sundries; shipment Fast
1900 bb!s four tars ale, do sun ries, do pork
dohattcr.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-G8 cases mdse. 66
bags spoos 4s BIDS shovels "a boxes axes, Is wheel
ba'rows 50 pkgs sundrles.
STEAMER FOREST CITY.FRoM BosIoN-l2 stoves,
"a bars iron, GS casks nails, bales ware 30 bundles
eses and 20 bales domestics 70 boxes cheese bags
rice, 30 do seed. 10 bdls brooms, hid. hams, 100
bbs. -four, 10 extension tables, IS pigs tin, bUls
fresh fish, 80 boxes oranges kegs beer l2 bales rags,
horse, cerpse 10 boxes SPICES, 1870 pigs TO order
tor Canada and up Countrywide hbIs. wood. 30
pate, iron, 10 bhls. dour, IA bales wool, 20 bags
waste 20 casks lime, "a bales rags. II idle leather l8
do steel, l19 do cali skins, 100 pkgs to order.
View Work Mech and MoAey maRkess
NEW YORK, June -Hoyaing.-Gold opened at
4l3. Stocks heavy and lower.
LIE follow ing are the forenoon quotations OF South.
ern states securities:
rcnnessee Us, new III
AnSiua y. eo1
vnEua oss ncW.... to4
"a'sro"i ~
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
Eight Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
to the amount of $12.5OO per mile, and
SECOND NO;.T4AGE BONDS.

to An equal amount, bo,h principal and interest
guaranteed by the State OF louisiana. The price OF
the two classes Is the same and subscribers can take
their choice.
The Bonds are only in denominations OF 1000, OF
esoo each. interest payable January and July, at
the rate Of eight per cent. currency New York. or
seven per cent gold in London, at the option OF the
holder. at the time each coupon Is due. Bonds can
be registered, il desired. f-.f.. --4
No better security has been offered
to investors. The Bonds are largely profitable, as
well as entirely SAFE One thousand dollars inves.
ted In these eight per cent. bonds will give the pur-
chaser moro than serenty -sevcn per cent? greater
annual interest than the same smount invested In
the new Government Five Per Cents.
At the same price, an per cent currency tong bond
Is Tar cheaper than por cent. I'D one. CaIcula-
ting return to specie payments in three years. and
taking The time that the bonds OF the New Orleans
Mobile and Texas RAILROAD have to rua-i5 years
We lind that by Com pounding the interest or each,
every six months at per cent. nm per cent.
currency bend nj 90 will give u return Of
@3,014.1S MORE shnn . per cent
geld bond, nj tho same price, or nearly
three tinacs the amount Of the original in.
veslmcmt.
pom will, therefore, be a fractional one, running
from May to July 1. Ths price IL 90 sni accrued
interest at per cent. currency from May to date
OF remittance.
Subscriptions will be received in Portland, by
WIN. e. WOOD, ESQ 81 Exchange 81.
Messrs, SWAN & BARRETT, Bankers.
100 Middle st.
Information concerning the Company and the
Road. and phamplets containing map and full de.
rails OF the enterprise, be obaintd ofihs UNDER
signed or any OF the Company's advertised agents.
w. B. Shattuck, Banker,
AND
financial agent, N. o., III. + r. n. n. Co.,
No. 20 Nassau Street, New York.
may3id IHw2l SIN
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

A CONCERT in aid Of the Maine General
Hospital will be given in the Universalist
Church, DeeriDg, next week, at which MRS.
wetherbee, Mrs. bennett and Mr.. Shaw OF
this city win assist,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02

THE HAYMAKERs.-Mr. q. j.. HOdskins OF
this city, who brought out the beautiful canta-
"a of SThe Haymakers" at Lewiston, last
autumn, has been engaged to bring it ont in
Chicago, and leaves for that city to-day. The
Beethoven Society of Chicago have been prac-
ticng the tantata for some time past, aud we
learn that MIR. II. expects TO gise it in Portlard
in the fall.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-02
MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, June Horace Greeley arrived
here this evening and will deliver an address.
His reception was Gro Wded.