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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-11-18

Y briller du charbon de terre ou du
coke, il faut avoir soin dc revetir Tin
terieur avec des briques refractaires ;
autrement Il fsIence eclaterait par rsc-
tiou dune chsleur trop forte. La fabri'
cation des poeIes de faience, siDsi que
des plaques qui servent au revetement
des chemiuees, q recu d'importantes
ameliora.ious dams ces dernieres annees,
grace aux recherches de NJ. Barral !;
on reussi i produire des taienees IN.
gereables en- modi6ant Ia composition
De Ia pate employee pour "a fabrication
de IL faience ordinaire ou en- recouvrant
les objets prepares avec cette pate dun
enduit particulier sur lequsl on etend
une couche d'email. p .Ea.'-.
En- Alsace, on fait grand usage dc
poelcs dc faience surmontes de tuyaux
contournes en- forme DIS. Avec uue
eheminss pourvue dun bon tirage. COS
tuyaux chauiFeut tres bien ss n'odrent
pas l'aspcct desagrtsble des toyaux de
veloppss sur de graDdes louguours.
Les caloriferes 1 air chaud sont des
poeles dc gr.udes dimensions qui pcu-
vent chauffer tout un batiment. Lair
chaud etant plus leger que Fair froid,
tend toujours 1 s'elever auss' do't' on
lui faire suivre autant que possible uoe
marche asceudante dams les tuyaux de
distribution. Il resulte de IA que les
caloriferes A air chaud doiveut toujours
etre places au.dessous des pieces qu'on
So propose de chauffer; on les esablis
ordiuairement dams les caves 90 sous
soils.
Les dispositions des calorifersa
varient beaucoup. suivant les con.
structeurs. Ils consistent le plus sou.
vent en- un foyer chaufe au charbon de
terre on an coke ct surnonte d'unc es'
pece do clochs ds fouts; ~ sortir Dc
ostte eloche les produits do la oombas'
ton passsnt dams une serie dc tuysux
Dc fonte disposAs horisontalcment dams
IN ba,i de triqucs /; de l'air froid, pris
/ Pexttrieur, s'echsuffe en- c'rculan'
tout autour de ces tuyaux Ct passe
dc ID dams des tuyaur de distribution.
Les cslorifercs air chaud presen'
tent une partie des announcements des
posles. mais lis donnent unc chalcul
plus rdgulierc. pourvu qu'on sit soir
d'eniretenir le foyer. Daas les fabrique'
on les cmploie avcc success au chauffagt
des ttuves. Plusieurs tgliscs. noiam
ment cclle de Passy. sout chaufftes pal
dcs caloriferes 4 air .haud; ce mode
e chaunage couvi,nt tres bicn au1
! esliscs, on lair est generalemcnt troI
humble.
On eonstruis actoellensut sn egase
nombre d'appsrsils do chaufage desi
gues sous IL nom dc elemintes.po
60 sont des appareils dirposks comm'
Ice eIe1i,,<es d Ia prMssienne, qu
Reminiscent les avantsgcs des cheminee
st d. poales ct sost dun sspcct bcsu
coup plas gpi que oes dsraisrs. 80
Err. 0UI0NET.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-11-18

courtisans. Les orateurs yankees
deploieront leurs graoes services ct
- feront fort de dsmontrer que. 81
les tsrass lei 10 sopt pas absolu-
ment identiques, les chooses ont IN
sis parfait ct On caractere reel de
parent6 ct de famille avecle regime
moscovite. II fsudra bien QUA Ia fin
on s'incline devant IL declaration
volontaire, 10 libre aveu de tous ces
fourbes, ct que l'opinion indignse
arrsche de leurs epaules le manteau
de libert6 don't les couvre Ia naive
csitique dun Laboulaye. Bieu d'su.
tres s'y trompent. don't les yen1
aassi se dessilleront. --a-,..->8 --
Nichelet. par exenple. Pillustre
histories que 10 mort . beurense.
ment epargne ct qui Q renouve'e
son bail avec une vie precieuse,-
Michelet, dams "a brochure intitulee
Il FSoso dsvans rEu,ope, aprss
avoir donns ID consolation ct rendu
l'esptrancs 1 son pays, nous fait
comprendre que Bismark, en- ecra-
SAINT monsentanement 10 France ct
en- trompant pAllemagpe. . servi
ID Russie ct prepare les voies ~
cxarisme. Poor Michelet. c'est ID
qu'est l'ennemi. II ne 80 trompe
PEE, lui qai volt dc si haut ct de ii
loin, aux fansscs apparcnces dun
progrss tsompear, ct II proMve de
fssns irrtfutabls que l'Gmancipation
des scrfs n's ttA qu'une man0usrc
don't lc bot ct l'sf.t sont 10 consoli.
dation do la tyrannie imperialc. II
promene le Aambean imp!acable de
That oirc sur les deserts ct les cine.
there's one le peuplc drstructeur
par excellence . laissts s,ns ses
pas, et il Ssnonoc GO peuplc immcn-
g., inconsciemment asscrvi, brutal
.
Ct tcrrf6fc, CONNIE 10 vampire dc
rcspscc hruaine. LEaropc dcs
trayaillrlrs Ct ics productcurs
cout.pail u fossoycur russo ct vi
| vait dams I. paix ct Fab ,"ianccl
qnand les qnrrelies monarcaiqucs
| ont tronblS l'harmonicux. Concert,
ct quand. par Ia stupidite dc b.
naparts ct IL ruse de Bismark. Ia
| vivsnte ct fratcrnclie frontisrc gu
arrSlait 10 torrent do 10 barbarie
| ssst d'ellc-meme divisSe ct rompue
sssrast Soaiensent ls c~nr dc IL ci
villssAisa I PRnpirs ponrvoyear d.
u mogt. L. resource. Nichelet ],
| dScouvfc dsss II Brsscsu sessvts
st dass les travAillsus organise
| ees psoAastsass ds tOst pays st Dc
toss olinse. qui. ias deere uns Ster'
oslls chair ! canon. Torment dlji
= vassss grospss. tanItseax =
sesfas Il est vrai. mais destinss
] % rsgslaEiser st ! % cocrdonse
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-11-18

attait lev6 N tand6 qse flfusr. soolant On lu -
dkssdat d'sn astrs c1tt = trars 70 saiat d gorge. e
Peys ds pone = da gsnos sur = banquests y ui die
4rincant des dents =. $50. s,.,t 81 !.
I -Donns-nouS t. mile Cons s.. ,..s -.
Ah aistssbs gronda Il fsrmieY qui lulta lrisuse.
mont eostss este stta9ue impr<vue
Ls msil Csilaud ct sou advsrsairc % pvisent corps
corps asee d. chances divsraes
,e-Tisss bss. Jean -Raiio cris den bas la voix do
sea sui avs;s tsnt4 sscaadsr 10 marchepsd 81 quun
sosp da ses 4 CAaud svsit snvoyt rouer dns pous.
siSre.
Dams lss agssssss d. fsruiss h ssssss dlja resonnu
es bsDds d bois MscIos 10 BessE Erseos 10 Roteno
% jean nalem sFs@sks8 saa Asa~sys.z rss. .es
d derniere hssre lee tros compess avsisot change
d tae&iQue.s.r..q sssssal "a ssfs h4Aass6 saa ~
Lsasdsvis absosbes pr eur viaboa posts soossil.
vslssss Dc grand ebemin = montrent g6n6raement
1esa Csaz-ei redoutaisnt les chances dune lutte cs
ihss svss islvuiss ~. - "a y 3
" 81 go d prtssos quik lsisst ~ dtpsskArsns en-
ayaos Jean Raisn qu speculant hsmante brn con-
du maisrs Caillssd fcgnit d1re bs< 81 soca nno
place dsus sssrcs sin dttrs plss sdssmsat
d psssy~r dtessc qaand lee deux sutrss rsttsqao.
! Nous svons JN 10 sueoSs d lsur u,aooavre iunms.
MaiS lc isrmi,r ttsit brave ct visoorsux
AesM "a - FRANCIS TEssoN
L. sai!e az proclaim numfro)
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STAR RICE = MlAA II
AUX PLANTEURS RIZIERS.

Les snussignes ont phonneur d'isfovmer
les planteurs riziers do St-Jean. .Bsptists Ct
des psroisscs voisines, qu'ils viennent de
iaire reparer ct arranger leur moulin ct d'y
adapter tous les erfectiounements ct am6.
liorations les plus nodernes, sous 10 direc-
ton 60 Ia maison Gedd6s, ShaksPear G
Gle. de 10 Nosvelle-O Orl6ans.
Ils ont reteau et % soot sssnr6 b service
permanent d'excellents ouvriers parfaits.
ment an courant dc ID specialize du riz et
habituSs ~ travail qs'elle reclane.
lie sollicitest aonc respectueusement 81
esporent obtculs b suAfrs0s 9 b paogsuage
du public, ct ils no negligerent ni soins nj
efforts posr sen rea&ss dignn ct soutenil
honorablemeut b concurrence avec lee pre-
nicrs 1tabIsseinents du m6me gsars dam
rEtak
Les sssssignSs rsGsest ea1n - .Dersse.
nes qui desireraicut SC rensoigner sur ID
valeur ct le m6dte De leur uoelia, n. A
SocoLA, nesociaat en- rig 1 y NoSvelle
Orl6ass, aina qusaax aatrss osastaess d
h vile qui s'occupsot d. comneros Do oe'
important produiL \ q -
s. SO ~ 2. ADADGg ClR
StJsaa-Baplists, 2 sspts0bse lS7l.
r5 81 fs ooJo. aa5
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.ss0os

La Hotte russo = 6t6 signal6e /
New.Yok q, aphssrso oous 6cri-
vons. le grsnd-duc Alexis . do met
tre le pied dams ID cits imperiale, en-
attendant qo'il allie tomber dams
les bras ouverts ct tcndus do presi-
dent Grant. Ainsi les deux nations
won't. en ces personuages, % donner
un tendre baeer ct renouvelee lss
protestation' kmicalos. lee effnsions
senimsntaleS, qaelies schangsnt
avec tant de ferveur depnis que'.
ques aunees. Jadis. c'ttait Kossuth
que le peuple asclamsit ct prssssis
sur con coar emu anjonrdhui.
c'est Alexis, le grand-dac Do ,'ordre
des rspsoes. Nous sl'oos sssistsr !
.ups sesie Dc receptions ct Do ban
quets Oh ron - ooupiimenssrs mn.
tuellement, Rasses ct Americains.
sur l'abolition do l'esclavags ct du
sewage. ct sar Les destintss mani
festes de ID grands Republique ct
du grand Empire. Go ssrs touchant
ct ediiant. L'incident Catacazy
aboptirs ! uns reconciliation sveo
Ie ministre desagreab'e Dc ASsint.
Petersburg, ct i ny aura pas ~
ciel ls noindre point seir. Les siais
s'extasieront blatenent dsvant res.
prit de ffatcrnits qai rapproche des
institutions 81 di6srentss ct d op.
posees. ct , verrons le gage dc u
paix future du monde. Dtji dss ef.
forts dc dislsctises ont 80 tcntes
poar cxpligser retrange symPashic
constat6e entire nm gouvcrnement
despotique es un gonvcrneme"t
ttmocra,ique, e milse sopais'ass
ont etS andacieuseaemt f0smnlts sur
ce sajet iuisressast, lorsqnc ia
cansc Dc ccs sflectucux procStlts e
4lc crs nracnts ttsa"sg"ases tisi!
dcvcsss u si,fscils.i tsonves.s ct rcs
sost.ii ii claiscmcnt 1.s tr,,danccs
nonvcllcs du gouvcrncmsnt un,eri
cain. dc son rapiic Acknowledgement
vcrs nnc Capitalization 1 lNisel's
II nc n'auqucra plus suc y noun d
,nonarchic. Comsne Ia Rassie. LEI
Etats-Uuis ost d4ji lear Polegnt
dana le Sud vainca. Ct. commo Y
Inssi,, ils coavoitent 40 costisess
M4na ,.oif d. dossisssios. nAs'
iusoucisnce du choi4 des ncysns
uSss ssusurspeiss. sloisistsaaive
mSne hyposrisIs cbes oes astipode'
ii rclssmblaats aa ibpd. stsol
qssss ! y Sssne L'sas1cgss q
po;sl.sa.ssss ssosss, asls Lssi
siasls .foa9l6e ~ jssqs'ssx =. - lss'
! nea,s d1ik y stls y respsesdal !
dass ~ liseosss ssi Sssess sdFes
sts - jsuas prisss . Asa ssits 4
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

VESSEL WRECKED.
LONDON, Feb. 23-Ship City of Kingston,
Capt. Dunn, from Philadelphia from Hamburg,
with petroleum, went ashore on White Flats,
on the Dutch coast. and is a total loss. OF the
cargo, 1000 casks have been saved.
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Domestic m.rke,..

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Cotton quiet and in In ,er,
I favor; sales 1850 bales; Middmng upIands 1910
rtoaiEs e y bols State and western lower
SIa1e o 70 0 . 50; Round hoop Ohio 56725
Southern 6t5 q S75. Western & soa7 IT, Wbe,I
9ali and lc lower; sales SO 0OO bush. No. Spripa
4Ig 30; n+w Winter lied and Amber Wesfsrn
sa Egg u ~ Go new White Michigan g. Corn srsaay
sales as0Oo bush. new mixed Western s3G84fc
oats dull OHIO and western Ssh a 6s1c. Porx nom
ina; new mess 70 rs; Old do II 50 a. ais: prime
ma NC oso 1 tGMe5 e 1T sasT Dc
er; Western tree &c; Rice firm; Carolina u SIC
Sugar heavy; Muscova o.; fair t. COON renianr
sas4c; No. IL Dutch standac DC Moiasses steady:
New Orleans SO g Gle. Spirits TurLentine steadv
a. 5at@54c Rosn quiet; at co I'd IS ,ol strained
Petroleum quiet; crude i4lc; refined 241. rallow
stealy al ~ !g 9c, Wool silong; mestic fleece 4S
@56e pulled 4a947c; California 25a S6s.
Frei9hts to Liverpool UNCHANGED Corn I'd
CHICAGO, Feb. l3-Flour active at 1906 %. Wheat
steady; No. 2 Spring at Il 1911. Corn active: No )
4saOats lower at Soc Tor No 2. Rye steady; Barley
quIee az sgscc. High Wines quiet at S5c. Mess
Pork at 2 -. Lard at 12@l2ic Live hog. steady
keceIp,s-7oo0 bbls -four, 27 OOsbush wheat. ,57 /.
0oO bush corn 600 bush. oa,s 600 BUSH rye 5000
barley and 1000 hogs. WV
oo Ship%ents-7ooo bbls. -four, 5000 BUSH wheat
ooO bush corn, 1000 oats, 20 rye and 1900 hoes
TOLEDO, O., Feb. 2s.-Flour steady and in mod
e. e,a,e demand; Corn shade higher: High Mixed
oic7; '0% 66tc Oats unchanged. Wheat armer; Mo-
Red Wabash S6; No. ked Wabash 1924.
Lard dull at III "a i2}c. Bulk meats Srmer:
shc llder. clear rib loc i Gear sides I1c /: con
In far dem and; shoulders DC; clear sides n3dViac
SEW osLsAss. Feb. 23.-Cotton finn; Middling
>. MOBILE Feb. 2a-Cotton dull; Middlng up
us savAs Isi Feb. 2s-cott0n quiet Middling
SaA,atissros, Feb. 2s.-cotton easy;, Middlins
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
MAINE.
Another Great Fire at Calais.
Sixteen Stores Burned---Loss $50, 600

CALAIS, Feb. 23-A fire broke ont last night
at IL o'clock in Poo's Block, corner of Main
aud Midtown streets, and spread with great
rapidly until the whole block was burned ~
the ground. There were in the block fourteen
stores, two paint Shops, dentists Office, and
rooms occupied by two families The princi
Hugh Grant, s. B. Pool, Garrison Crowell
Stiles & Stoddard and G. s. Sole & Co. MIR.
Pool is a heavy loser, having small insurance
on buildings and stock. The store owned by
A. Daley and occupied by G. II. Foster was
were saved by great exertions, although their
contents were removed in expectation of their
burning. Loss estimated at $40, 900; insurance
at 1926 900.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
IN DIAN A.
LEGISLATIVE STAMPEDE

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 23-There was much
excitement here to-day in consequence Of the
resignation, this morning, of 81 Republican
members OF the House which prevents further
legislation this session. The reason assigned IL
an attempt of the Democratic majority to pass
bill redlstricting the State iu violation OF the
constitution, which provides il shall not be re-
districted ottener than once in six years. The
last redistricting was four years ago.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
Executors sale.

Try virtue OF license from the Judge OF Probate
4 tor the ulty OF Cumberland, I shall Sell a
80 40 10 exchange street. Portland, on I n URsDAYs
gay Of Msrh 1871 a. ~ o'c ok p ~ TIE
" Edward Robin-on late o. Port ana DECEASED virs
Snndry MORTGAGE NOES signed bv bert Coris and
Henrietta Co,s: for e775 90; Sic promi. sorv noIes
On =. r. Browns note, Of sbopt s2a 20, ssispss "a
mortgage note signed BY o. A. Hill aud MARY -
Hin OF $40 Is; note OF Stephen W. Patten Tor a .
200; account v. j. B. hudson tor spst7 -"
VIM. II. JERKS, Executor
+. o. BAILEY s. CIAducf.rs.
February %. 1871. Se,d
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Feb % Secretary Boutwell,
will early next week announce the appoint
ment of Government agents in Europe 10 me-
gstale the new oan The number will not be
ve'y large in this country in addition to the
national banks, all OF which are required to
act as agents A large lumber of others will
be appointed to negotiate the loan on behalf Of
the government.
SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TIE
PAST "a HOURS. eatssr
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-11-45 P. M.-The
barometer has been rising on the Pacific coast
and in Nevada. The centre low pressure has
passed to the southeast over Omaha and is now
in Iowa. The pressure has diminished about
IL inch on Lake Michigan where the storm
predicted yesterday, is now fels with southerly
| winds, Fresh southeast winds prevail on the
Gulf and light northeast winds on the Allan
tic. The highest pressure has remained over
Delaware Bay, moving slowly to the nor beast
The weather has been fair and cloudy in the
Atlantic States, with increasing south wlnd,,
and falling barometer. The temperature alb.
normally nigh on the lower Ohio and Missouri
PROBABILITIES 1t is probable the storm erea
will pass into Illinois tonight and has been
rapidly Elongated SO as to include Lake Erie,
producing northerly winds aud threatening
weather Tomorrow On the Gulf and snow on
the entire Atlantic, with heavy storms Ton the
Lakes from the southwest. ~ y
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
.AunerioP Court,

CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD.J j., PRESIDING. III
THURsDAY.-MaIgaret Wright ct al. vs.. Edward
Roach. Action for deceit. Verdict for plaintiffs for
$l123.e9.
j. D. Eessenden. O'Donnell.
webb. oss -rE{f ---n Bradbury.
W. F. Reeves vs.. Edwin Ilsley. Assumpst on &C
count annexed for ,ocs furnished by painiif, who
was sutler Of the 1hh Me-, to the mess of which
Lieut. Col. u>ley, the defendant, was q member,
and who. as alleged by plaintiff, ordered them
Amount claimed, $500.
Defendant denies that he ever ordered the goods
or agreed to become responsible in any way--,hat
the goods were delivered to one VIM. P. Hodgdon,
on Hodg1 ions credit.
Verrin. sf.ssriN Te 1gn Bradbury
MaoE
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
CITY AND VICINITY.
Municipal Election
1871.

REPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUSES.
The RepubIics voters of this city requested
to meet in Their respective Ward Rooms, on
Monday Evening, Feb. ~, mt = Ia O'Clock,
tor the purpose of nominating candidates to be sup
ported for Mayor and Judge of the Municipal Court
ct the election to be held March 9Th, 1871.
The following plan recommended by the City Com.
mIttees OF 1869 and 1870 has been adopted in City
Committee, and il hereby recommended to the ssv-
erai Ward Caucuses as the most judcious method to
be used ID selecting the above candidates, viz:
"Choice 10 be determined by ballot, the persons
having majority Of all the cast in the several
Ward Csucuses to be declared the nominees OF the
party. The Chairman and secretary OF each Ward
Caucus to certify the vote of their respective Wards
to the Republican City Committee within twen,y-
four hours thereafter, who shall Immediately ascer-
tain and declare the result, nd If any person shall
appear to have been nominated, shall notify such
persons Of their nomination, and request their ac-
ceptance thereof"
Per order of
mas REPUBLICAN, CITY COMMITTEE.
Portland. February 23rd 1871
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
PENNsYLYANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. pa meeting of prom.
inent coal operators, transportation companies
and iron manufacturers was held in this city
to-day and alter full interchange of opinions
adopted:
1st, That the Schuylkll region operators Of
fer to the men of their district for the year 1871
So so, the basis as agreed upon in November
last, sliding up and down at the rate of per
cent. advance and decline upon tho wages
and contract, the work for every three cents
per ton advance and decline in the price ofcoal
at Port Carbon, provided the men shall not be
paid at higher rate under this basis than they
would be entitled to when coal is So per ton al
Fort Carbon until all the regions go to work.
81, That the Lehgh regions off,r TO their
men the following rates for 1871. When coal IS
$5 per ton OIL board at Elizabethport or Port
johnson, outside wages shall be from SO to Wy
inside wages $11 to $l2 and miners wages $14,
and the CONT act work at 10 per cent. less than
at the IS basis of last year with an advance or
decline OF IL IL per cent on wages and CON
| tract work for every dollar in advance or de-
cline IN the price of coal at ElizabethpOrt OF
Fort johnson; provided, that until all the re-
| gions go to work no higher rate of wages Tor
Contract work shall be paid than the men nave
been entitled to receive upon the new oasis
v hen coal was Sc per ton on board at El Ia
bethport or Port johnson.
81, That the Delaware and Hudson Coal Co,
| the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Ra,s
road Co. and the Pennsylvania Coal 90. con
tlnue their present offer with the rigYt to mod
lily 1t from time to time SO as to make the
wages paid by them as nearly equivalent as
practicable to what might for the time being be
PAID IN the Schuylkil. and Lebigh regions.
4th, That any region may go TO work upon
the above terms being accepted by their men,
but no region shall commence till men of such
regions shall have accepted said terms.
9th, That we are united in opposing any in
| reference by workmen or their association
/ md nfrn1 NJ
works, and will insist upon the abandonment
| OF their claims to such control
| 1t IS believed that the above rates will be as
nearly as possible equal in all regions Ihe
meeting adjourned to convene in New YORK az
the call of the Presidents of the companies rep
| resented.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

LARCENY ward J. Roach went into Mr..
RUFUS Waite's eating saloon on the corner of
Temple and Federal streets yesterday, and
while Mr. Waite was down stairs, made a raid
on the money drawer and distracted between
twelve and twenty dollars in currency. Dep
uty Sterling arrested him and found about SO
of the money in his possession.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
House Snd Lot in Westbroor o.
Auction,

IN WEDNESDAY. March LIST. at three o.c,c~,
~ P. N; We shall sell at Tukey's Bridge Viliss1
Wesfbrook, the honse known as the CAPT KIICy
OF double wooden dwelling. containing rocma
good closets. coed cellar and cisten. on The I'D h
q good barn 22x25 II. The lot contains alb ut ollS
square #. The house Il OF the most thoron IN.
built In the village. Well tua'ed and as q Whole y
most esirabls piece OF popert,.
Terms easy. For particulars call on VIM. Kilty
at Perkins q Libby's iumher yard, -igh 81. whail
fe23td r. O. BAILEY & Co.. Auct'rs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
mAssAOnU.ET Ts.
BANK pEFALCArIoNs

Boston, Feb % -The recent reported fnan-
cial irregularities in Boston Dational banks are
cOnfiued 10 the Webster aud North banks. E
=. DANIEL, cashier OF the Web.tsr bank is al,
legged to be in default between $50 900 and $780,.
900 Henry w. Pitmap, receiving teller of
North Bank $4,000. 1t is supposed both banks
are amply secured from loss.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

The WHITE ROVER FUND.-We observe
that contributions for the relief OF the brave
but unfortunate men who figured in this re-
markabe affair are still being received at Ports
mouth, but the amount is not yet large enough
to indemnify them for the loss of property sus-
tanned. Among the Acknowledgements of
money received we observe the name of a
Union whlrf merchant who contributed $25.
1t is only necessary to call the attention of our
liberalhearted citizens to the necessities of the
case, az stated in an article in the PRESS of
Tuesday, to have generous responses to this
humane appeal.