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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21


LIVERPOOL, Octt. 20--1n.90 A. M.-Cotton opened
steady; Mddling uplands 9s994d do Orleans 9fd ;.he
sales OF The day estimated 10000 bales sales of
the week were $4,000 bales including 10 900 bales
tor export and II 900 bales speculation; stock in
port 473 900 bal s, OF which 131 100 are American
the receipts OF the wees have been 6st 90 bales
Guiding 900 bales American receipts of the week
are 5000 quarteis-Ameri AN 80 600 quar- ers.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20-IO.3O a. M.-Cotton fat;
Mdding uplands s3d; do Orleans l0d; sales 10 600
bales.
LONDON. Oct. Poll 80 A. M.-Consols opened at
SO Tor money anu account.
American securities-U. S. $685. 1862, 90I; do 1865
old, 90s; do 1867 9i3, U. S. 10-4Os 8ss.
LONDON Oct Pol 80 P. M. Consols 92A for money
ami account.
PARIS Oct 20 Che bullion in the bank of France
has Increased 1,125,o00 francs since last week.
Rentes opened al SGT SOC.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 26-Evening. States
500 bonds IJr 1852 closed at e6,
LONDON, Oct. 02-2 P. M.-CoDsols closed at
92s.
American securities - u s 5-20's 1862 800; do
1865, ~, 9es; d, 1851 9ib; U. s. 10 4Os $50.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 20-5 P. M -Cotton closed dull
Miidng upiands % a 93d; do Orleans 81; sales 10,
900 baies.
LONDON, Oct 2O-5 P. M Refined Petroleum at
1Sd.
PARIS. Oct. 2O-4 40 P. M.-Rentes opened at 57f
&c.
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CHICAGO ADvERTIsING.-It would be anus
ing, If it were not also saddening, to peruse the
advertising columns OF theC Chicago papers at the
present time. Nothing like it has ever peen
seen before, and it is to De hoped nothing IKE
it will ever be seen hereafter. All the adVer-
tisements are in reality justso many express
sions of grief, uncertainty and penury. lew
in the Tribune began as follows: WANTED TO
End, Swedish gill Sophie, formerly hvlng ia q
my family" "a lost COW can be found az,
etc.; Two stray trunks can he heard rom ~ ~
etc; Taken out OF the flames, DARK pay
mare !" ''Ten dollars reward, and no questions
asked, for pail full of dental instruments strut
taken from" ,tc.; "if the gray -wnlskerso nian
MIR. -, please call at -, and get your boy
George p; mir: -, go TO No; .; your
father is there" Agnes - Will nud her
~ printed columns. There are also . fearful
numter OF Missing" notices, and column OF
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct 20-Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet ard tc lower; sales 1871 bales; Middlng up
la DIS at i94c Fiou duh and in buyers favor; sales
5000 bbls.; State 90 fp 00 round hoop Ohio 95 "a
80; Western 90 @775; Southern Is @ 20 :
Wheat-Winter lower and Spring unchanged; sales
LOT 900 BUSH; No. do Spring at A "a Am Der
state 90; WinterRed Western 1 "a a. 81; White
Michigan 60 9 70 Corn unchanged; safes 124, :
900 BASH. Mixed at IS in store; rs aost. Oats Il M
er; sales So 900 bush. at 81 g SIC for Western Bee
quiet Pork heavy; mess at 10 %. Lard quiet and
Rice dali. Sugar firm; Mucovado q 10Ic; lair to
good refining g 81. Coffee very firm. Molasses
nominal. Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine quiet at
69tc Rosin steady at4 10 Tor stained. Petroleum
dull; crude 141c; refined 232 Tallow steady at 81
@9s.
Freights to Liverpool unchanged; Wheat, per steam,
ll3; do sail 1Oid. Cotton per steam, 7-16 q Id.
CINCINNATI, Oct 20 Pork in fair demand but
lower at ~ 90 for mess. Lard dull and holders un-
meats UNCHANGED. Bacon dull and holders unwiI-
ing to make concessions; shoulders Tel Hear lib sides
7sc; clear sides a. Hams l5sc. Live Hos dull and
dropping at 3 70 q 40. Whiskey III good demand.
TOLEDO, Oct. 2O.-Four dull and unchanged.-
Wheat dull and shade lower; No. White " abash
4S; No. Red W inter Al. Corn duh and declined
1c; high Mixed 551c; low Mixed 541; new do $780,
Oats dull and unchanged
0HARLEsroN, Oct. 2O.-Cotton active; Middling
uplands 1Sc.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 2O.-Cotton dull; Miodling mp
lands at ISL
Mobile, Oct. 20.-Cotton dull Middling uIlands
49, az 1Sac
NSw ORLEANS. Oct. 20-Cotton dull and lower
Miodling uplands 19c.
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Help for WsscOnsin.

We have seeu a private letter from West
Pensauke, containing an account of the terri
bic fire that swept over that and the adjoining
towns, by former resident of Portland, Mr.
d. Barker, who makes an earnest appeal to
all riends here for help in any way; quantity
not quality, for those who in escaping from the
fire had their clothes burned from them. Mr.
BIS house was not burned, but their stock and
supplies were lost, aud at the time of writing,
their house was full of those who had lost
everything.
Any contributions of clothing or money, for
this special case, will be taken charge of and
immediately forwarded by William NJ Marks
at this off %, 100 Exchange Street, or his
house, No. 20 Carleton Street.
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FIRsrUNIvERsALIsT CHURcH-Morning services
at 1880. Al P. NJ. tn castor will deliver the
third OF series Of discourses on The Parabies. Sub.
J eel. The GOOD Samaritan"
IsDIA ST. UNlvE sALIsT society," Putnam's
Hall India st. sunday School at 1890 a. m.
CAsoo ST, FREE BAPr ST CHURoH-Rev. A. A.
SIN h, pas Preaching at lv4 M. Sabbath
School at Il. Preaching at p M. Prayer Meetiog
aJ evening.
FIRsr BAPTIST CHuRoH-Coneress St, corner OF
Hllm0t, Rev Nm ohailer, Pasor, The morning
service will Ds oini ted till further notice. Sabbath
School at 40; pr eacning at 3; prayer and sociai
THE Reform school g. S. will be beld Sunday P,
Teacher is requested to be present or to provide
Substitute.
ST LUKE's CATHEDRAL.-Sunday Services at 1Ot
a. u. and u p. NJ, Daily Services at a. IN, anu
up. IN. seats Tree to all.
SECOND ADVENT MKETING,-Union Hall,-Oppo-
site BapGi; Church-Eder Jos W. White will preach
at The usual hours Sunday. Seats tree.
CHESTNUT ST. CHURcH.-Prsyer Meeting at 9
Preaching al lOt Sunday school IL; preaching 8;
young Peep es pray meeting at 81, general prayer
meeting 2.
PREBLE CHAPEL, corner Preble and Cumberland
sts. Nj etius Of the sunday Schoo at2; Preaching
s.; selmon oy Bev W Buck Of Park 81. church
temperance meeting at 7. Ihe pubic are cordially
inyi,eu. Seats Tree.
FIRST SECOND ADVENT CHURCH, 353 1-2 Con-
gress steel; Eiuer 1. Damon will preach Sunday.
Beats iTee.
N,r ,.o,,s,,,,.x c, n NJ us
new nohcn.-nev' M. naSuen
,nnr.o 'ai ~ ,ne o1 nem sn 10
1Aotio" l'olpins a. Az - SioA W SUM- VI INC
Sunday School immedi ately after service.
E-enng ing III the vestIy aL O'clock subject
OF the morning contnued.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL-LocuSt st.-Sabbath
School frdye. Meeting a 2.lo; sabbath School at .
every trdn evening ~ IA All are sordig Nv InyiI
ed, Seats nee.
MoUHTEohr STREET A. M. E.CHURCH.-Preach-
r. H. st.ut,i,i. Sa,Is,1,e. - ~ WV 49,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, corner Cob yress and Locust
ana z mas i, !. re ,peuTch with IT,
seats, anu al are W come
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to whom half-holiday had been gwen by the
Committee, and hundreds gathered there at an
early hour, and shivered in the wind, deter
mined to see the man whom they bad heen
taught to regard as the representative of all
that is noble, brave and good, SO far as man
can claim these attributes. The President
gratefully acknowledged their applause as be
passed; and along the route he was greeted
with waving handkerchiefs and occasional
cheers. 4
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21


"WHITTIER's PENNY Box" will be the
means OF getting nearly $50 yards of cloth, and
there is demand for more.
VIII our ladies' call and get more work, and
the gentlemen or ladies can aid this great
cause by sending money to buy cloth, cloth to
cut up or garments partly worn.
The first box of $50 new garments will go
Monday direct to parties now on the spot ana
will be distributed by those who are personally
acquainted with the suffering women and
children.
The pressing necessities of this charity makes
the desire to help strong and commendable.
Every dollar put into Whlttier's penny box is
more than two i'll value at any other time. The
clothing returned made up is of excellent
quality. The matter is receiving the personal
supervision of Mr. Whittier. Keep the work
moving. Yesterdays cold wind admonishes
us 20 hasten the shipment of the garments.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

PICTORIAL FAMILY REGIsTER.-Mr. II.
Knowles has shown Us very handsome and
attractive book for which he desires to obtain
subscribers IN Portland. 1t is a complete fam
lily register, we'll designed and elegantly print
ed and furnishes tables for complete biogra
ply of the members of the famiy-father,
mother, and host OF children, with pages for
a complete transcript OF military services, and
opportunities for the preservation of photo
graphs 1t is found in variety of styles, to
snit The taste and means of all classes
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corrected Tor temperature and
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21
Camparaf.xe Cslton Statement

Total receipts from Sept. 1. 1871, 270 567
bales; same time last year 351 449 bales show
ing decrease of 80882 bales. Total exports
fiom Sept. l, 1871, l01 406 bales; same time last
year 104 ,496 oales; stock in 1871, 1874 142 bales
at all the U. S. ports. 10 1870 it was 2O1 8O7
The stock III 1871, at interior towns, is 50 511
ba IS: at same time last year 30 2O2 bales
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pc present Incumbent.
Matters among the Rfug,
TELEGaAPm arEms.

The Chicago water works are in full opera
ton in all parts of the city.
More wrecks on the lakes are reported
Washington Fire Insurance Company of
New York has suspended.
Georgian Bay and Lake Ontario are COM
pletely covered by dense smoke.
Schooner Liberty sunk on Lake Ponchar-
tram and three men were drowned.
The Republican majority in California at tho
judicial election this week is larger than it as
in September.
Five Indians and ten white men belonging
to one OF the surveying parties on the Canada
Pacific Railroad have been burned to death by
the forest fires.
Sheriff Brennan of New York has left Tam.
many and joined the Democratic reformers.
In accepting the nomination to State Senate
Thursday night Tweed said that he always
consciertiously had the public good as his OBJ
jecLive point. Doubt it?
1t is stated that the City Treasurer of Pbila-
delphia and the Treasurer OF PeDnsy wanna
have furnished funds to a falling Spectator,
but that neither will lose in consequence.
A Detroit dispatch says that eight per-
sons from the lost steamer COburn were picked
10 and taken to Mackiuaw. Twenty are still
missing, including Capt. Dumont, Indian
Agent Smith and all the women passengers
A private letter from Halls Arctic expedi-
ton states tlaG he Ddu SuCCto utu III MS jour
ney so far, and alter spending few days at
Upernavck sailed Sept. 9th, going south. All
were well.
The Police Convention, with ninety dele
gates ia low in session in st. Louis with
Mayor Brown of that city as President.
Our Government has decided to give Aus
TITAN vessels reciprocity in matters of exenp-
tiou from tonnage and remeasnrement.
The New York yacht club will not entertain
Ashburys protest against the result of the
]ale boat race.
Edward Barnes, charged with the murder of
FL, P. Hunt, mate of the Nightingale, was
before the U. s. Commissioner in Boston yes
terday aud bound over.
Judge Ptman accepts the prohibition nomi-
nation of Massachusetts with long letter.
The Massachusetts Teachers Convention is
in session in Lowell Destitute, and many lead
ing educational gentlemen have participated
in the exercises.
A New Orleans policeman named Leschin-
sky, convicted of murder by clubbing Charles
aasson to Ceath, has been sentenced to i'm
prisOnment TOR life.
Weather Repost-Get. 2O-l2 r. Nj.
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RETURN OF TIE MILITARY.-The two mill
tary companies that came TO Portland yester-
day TO join in the escort to Gen. Grant, re-
turned home Immediately after the parade was
dismissed. The Light Infantry escorted the
Norway company to the Grand Trunk depot,
and the Blues did the same courtesy to the
Auburn boys. Our citizens feel grateful to
these visitors for their thong htiulness, and es-
TEEN 1t a pleasure to be visited by such organ
izaiions. They are an honor to their towns
aud to our st te.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21
slIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRAN
CIsCo.--The following telegram was yesterday
received by the general agents of this company
at New York, dated San Francisco. October
10Th:
1--WE make provisions for payment of al.
losses and resume business Immediately. The
assessment will make good all impairment Of
capital.
A. j. RALsToN, Vice President.
We believe the holders of Policies OF this
Company may feel themselves perfectly secnre.
LoRING & THUTsToN, Agents
% Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21
BY TELEGRAPH

TO THE DAILY PRESS.

Fatal ARRAY at nxusta.
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line.]
AUGUSTA, Oct 20.-A sad ARRAY occurred IN
Augusta this afternoon between w. Scott
Harvey and Everett Savage. Harvey had
some trouble with Savage about dog. Har-
vey went to the stable where Savage is en-
p Dyed as hostler, and began to abuse him..
Savage there struck him several times. Har-
vey started for the police, got part way to the
station and turned and went back to his house
which is in front of the stable where Savage
was employed. Savage was dressing the lot
between Harvey's house and the stable Har-
wy then said, "Savsge, am going to make
youlsutfer for this and insulting my wife.
They had some hard talk, Harvey picked up "a
beach club, about three feet long and three IN
ches through, and started after Savage. aous-
ing him all the time and following himtowards
the stable. When Savage would turn saronnd
10 him he would retreat towards his own house.
Finally Savage turned and followed Harvey
to his back door. Mrs. Harvey then icame to
the door and told Harvey he had better come
in, and not have any more trouble. Harvey
replied that he would not-he was going to
stand his groundi At the same time struck
Savage blow across the left SIDE OF his head,
near the temple. Savage was rendered insen-
sible by the blow, and 1.-THE physicians say be
can live but few hours. Harvey has been ar
rested aud committed to Jail.
In tina murder case reported from here this
noon of Savage by Harvey, there seems to be
less blame attached to Harvey than was at
first reported at the commencement OF the
quarrel. Savage and Harvey came to blows
when Savage gave him beating. Harvey Il en-
got a warrant for his arrest. Soon after Say
age went to Harvey's own house and again at
lacked him. Harvey in his defence caught up
a stick of cord wood and struck him over the
head, which resulted in Savage's death.
P.
Aid ito Chicago.
BIDDEFoRD, Oct. 8-The employees of the
Saco Water Power Machine Shop of this city
have contributed one days wages for sufferers
by Chicago and other Wesseln fires. The citi-
zens of Saco have perfected systematic or
for canvassing the city and manu-
featuring clothing and bedding for needy peo-
pie of the West TO continue so long as necessi
Nv aYists
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PERIODICALS -Godey's Lady's Book and
Peterson's Magazine for November have been
received and are for sale at Textbook stores Of
Messrs. Bailey & Noyes, and H. L. Davis, Elk
change Slreet; Loring, Short u Harmon and
Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth Hotel,
also at the school book. music and periodical
store of E. c. Andrews, No 36 Center street.
and at the book and periodical depot OF Messrs'
Fessse nden Bros Lancaster Hall
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Too much praise cannot be accorded to the
Bangor people fer their considerable attention
to the representatives of the press. The ele
CANT Masonic building was fitted up exclusive
ly forthe fraternity, and every provision made
for their comfort that was possible. The thanks
of the members, are especially due to j. H.
Ly nde, Esq proprietor of the Wing, and Capt
Boutelle, the able editor, both of whom were
u,wearied in tn eir efficient attentions There
is no better paper 10 Maine than the Wing
and we heartily rejoice to know that its merit
is lully appreciated.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

Music HALL.-The success of Mr.. Milburn
at Music Hall has been SO good that, at the re-
quest of a number of citizens, he has consented
to remain one night longer, and this evening
he will give his closing entertainment, on
which occasion there will be an entire change
OF programme. You that wish to enjoy a
laughable and pleasing entertainment, go to
Music Hall tonight
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

FRESH RAsPBERRIEs A cluster OF fresh
second crop raspberries hat grew on the farm
OF MT bab3, OF GoIham, was brought to onI
onice yesterday, having been picked yesterday
mofnlpg' Mr.. Babb says the berries were
quite plenty in the place where he picked the
cluster brought to us, and that he could have
gathered many quarts OF them. The fruit was
ripe and JUICY.
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The Scores Treaty.
BERLIN, Oct 20-The Prussian Gross GA
5ette contradicts the accouLt given by Bene
uotti OF the negotiations between Bismarck
ana Napoleon in 1866. 1t asserts til at the Ger
mans, while at Versailles, found in the arch
.rTs OF the French govern ment, copy in Ben
euottrs hand writing of the famous secret
Treaty published last year.
The Polar sea Discovered.
GoTHA, Oct 2O.-Full reports OF the last Ger
llah expedition to the North Pole are publish
on. lt is claimed that the expedition was sue
ccessiul. The Polar Sea was discovered free
from Ice and swarming with whales.
DOnINiON OF CANADA.
Maine i'm New BrHnswick.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct 20-Lord LIsgar and
suite, Gov. Perham, of Maine, and large num-
t oer OF visitors from the United States, arrived
rom Vanceboro last night. The train includ-
~ ~ four Pullman cars, the first seen in New
dnlunswIck. The visitors number four hun
u uiao This morning the party visited the
p,aces of interest. A banquet will be given by
ane directors at this end OF the road presided
over by Gov Wilmot.
The Bapquet.
NJ banquet was given by the European and
urn American railroad 10 their American
saests, at the Victoria Hotel, this P. NJ. pre-
s,uea over by Alexander Jardine. President of
we Ws road. Lord Lisgar, Gov. Perham. Gen.
O. -. D Consul Gov. DennlSon OF ONO
~ ~ Wllmot OF New Brunswick, Speaker
90 os~ o OF Mass, Hon Dr.. Blanchet, Speaker,
9s Que6ec, Hen. Dr. Upper, President of the
- NY Council, Hon. Peter Mitchell, Minister
o. MARINE, and Others spoke. Great enthusi-
~ prevailed. The American party lett at
Eereign Items.
"a NeW York despatch says letter from
a. ypl states that the Khedlve has granted the
elective franchise to the people. He allows
o mImen to be unveiled in public, and has made
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

The LADIES AID AssocIATIoN.-The ladies
at the Reception Room were as earnest as ever
yesterday in the good work of providing for
the naked and homeless. SIX LARGE cases have
already been packed for Chicago, Michigan and
Wisconsin, and there are finished garments
enough on hand to fill two more. While these
ladies give their time aud labor at the hall those
who are prevented from joining them can aid
by providing material. The need is grea', and
the season is far advanced. Whatever is to be
done is done twice if It's done quickly.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

ONE of the vey best places in the city to
purchase millinery, hats, ribbons, feathers, vel
vets, flowers, and in fact almost everything
which lady needs for her use or adornment.
is at c. G. Welch's, No. 70 Middle street, in
the Fox block. Mrs. Welch's goods are all new
and of such quality that they need only to be
seen to be purchased. The ribbons, flowers
and velvets are of the latest importatons and
are fashoable as well as valuable. All those
in want of this kind Of goods should give Mrs.
Welch call
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M. L. A.-The sale of reserved seats for the
course com nences this morning at 9 O'Clock,
at l. G. Stockbridge's Music Store, 1856 Ex-
change Street. The demand for tickets for the
course has been unusually large. Those wish
ing for choice seats must secure them early.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O-$3OO0 in 20 bonds
were stolen last Dight from the residence OF
John Evans, OF Venice, Cutler Co., ..
Two houses, and BARI filed with grain,
were burned las. night at st. Marys, O., from
wood,
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New Work suocE AND Money Market.
list N- opene' at
1o9s. 0s y
,he following were the quotations for Union Pa
cifc securities
Central tacifc bonds. 10e3
Gu,oh tc,nc poWls.... ................ S44
Cuioh aSinc s'och "
Y zion Pacific land grants ...................,.7 70
Unio1 Pacific income bonds. ......... .,..,.., ia
NEW foRK, Oct. EOenmo.-The rumors OF
suspension or Chicago banks exercised unta vor able
influence IN financial circles, hut confidence was re-
STORED upon their emphatic con- radiction Four
hundred and fit thousand dolla in currency was
shipped thence from New York to-day.
s.oney early in he day active and closed easier
at PEI cent. cur ency; some loans were made at
cent; discounts were stringent, IL per cent being
lowest rate
Ster'ing Exchange frmer, long 1881 a 1854. Gold
fell during the day to 1921 q 1l22, The borrowing
rates Icing I.64 per cent. to fiat; clearances were
SEQ 000 900
The two million OF Treasury Gold bought yester-
day aid Tor to-day Ia legal tenders and treasury
checks.
Governments lower and closed steady State bonds
dull ami weak Stocks strong at a % per cent
advance, and many short Coz trncts Were covered.
The following are the closing quotations OF Gov
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The procession reached City Hall shortly be-
fore IL o'clock. The steps and the streets 10
front were packed with people. The galleries
of the City Hall were reserved for the school
children, who completely filled them, and ev-
Ell before the procession reached the doors, the
mau fopr was as full of people as it could
hold. Over 5000 e .ple were inside at the mo-
ment the President entered. The front of the
galleries were decorated with the corps badges
OF the federal army; and the platform, which
is temporarily transformed into a dramatic
stage, was hun g with flags and festooned with
bunting. The escort dismissed the city's guests
with proper military ceremonial, and the par
ty at once entered the building, and after
short stop in the Mayors room, went to the
hall and took places on the platform amid a
Babel OF applause. AS soon as order was par
TALLY restored, Mayor KIngsbury introduced
the President to the people, saying that the
people of Portland had come up without dis.
tinction of party, sin general town MEETING"
tc welcome their Chief Magistrate.
The President responded briefly. He said
that he remembered he had received pleasant
welcome in Portland some six years ago, and
he had received another on this visit, not only
in this city, but wherever throughout the State
he had been. He trusted that in the future
his visits would not be so far between. He
then thanked the citizens for the reception he
had received. 1t was then announced that an
opportunity would be given for the people to
nav their respects to the President, and the
audience was requested to come up by the
stems on the left, and pass across 10 the right.
At frat the movement was orderly, but the
excitement of the people soon broke over all
bounds of decorum, and in a few minutes a us
graceful rush took place. The platform was
jammed, and the crowd behind pushed their
way forward, driving the President ana inc
| party from the stand The flags at one SIDE OF
the stage we're quickly separated, and the
crowd surged to and over the steps IN the rear,
leading to TIE ante-room. With difficulty they
were kept back until the President and digni.
taries had entered the ante-room and the dooI
was closed 1t vas the first time we ever
knew Grant TO go the rear. In the Reception
Room an assembly of ladies were engaged in
sewing ior the Western sufferers. The Presi-
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-21

TEMPERANCE MEETING. - There will bo -.
temperance meeting at Preble Street Chapel,
Sunday evening, al o'clock. The Importance
OF moral suasioD, as compared with legal enact.
men's will be discussed by several ge ntlemen
These meetings. are exceedingly interesting,
and the public are il vted to attend