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The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18
EASTERN AND PORTLAND, SACO, &
PORTSMOUTH r. r.
WINTER .ARRANGEMEN
COmmencing MOndaY. NaX,r 3fh. lS4l

WINTER .ARRANGEMEN
Commencing Monday, Nov'r 18th, 1871.
Passenger trains leave Portland dali
ssss.:sssssss=Ny, for Portsmouth and Boston, Sun
E.HIZ-au-5days excepted at s11O A. NJ 1918 A.
:, = NJ, s910 A. NJ, 1880 P. NJ, f3.45 p.
Leave Boston for Portland at IL 80 A. NJ, IS 30 A.
NJ, t12.l5 ?. M, 1900 P. NJ, $500 P. M. y :.
Biddeford for Portland at 500 A. NJ. returning at
$40 p NJ. H-4s e = III - -
Portsmouth for Portland 1000 A. M, t1o4o A.
M, 2.3S p. NJ, $3.50 p. M, s10.10 p. M -
*Pulman sleeping express train ElE
Accommodation train. -
Mail train. -i94'
tExpress. -1-Tgy
B-The Pullman Sleeping Car Express Train ar
rives at and departs from the Depot Of the Maine
Central Railroad. ar.e .....-.--
n B. The SIS, sic A. NJ, and $50, 3.45 P. M.
trains from Portland make close connections to New
York by one or other of the routes from Boston.
Passengers ticketed through by either route
t'-e n T. CHASE,
no9tf Supt p. s. q p. K. X.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18
300 Agents wanted Wow

Two sell our Sewing Silk, Linen Tbreud. a,
L Pictures. Every family will buy them. s75
to $50 per month cleared with certainty Send for
terms at once to ID. l. Guernsey, Concord N. H.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18

n GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS
Do you want an agency, local or travelling,
with an opportunity to make S. to $40 day
selling our new 7btrand White Wire Clothes
Lines? They last forever; sample free. Send
for circular. Address at once Hudson River
Wire Works, cor Water ST., and Maiden Lane,
= N. Y, or 346 W Randolph ST., Chicago.
ap13t4w a.s s5A G- "a H 81 Isl3 s-t
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18

The most popular medicine for nervous troubles
(the source Of all other aments) Is
DODDS NERVINE, and Invigorater
For sale by all druggists. Price One Dollar.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18

First lass Houses to Let.
MOI sold previous to Oct ist the two end houses
in the new brick block of four, on the corner OF
Ncdt anu rfIIo on favorable IL rms
These are first class housea in every respect con.
aiming 10 rooms. having all modern Improve ID enIs.
end Sebago water. Apply to JOIN T. HULL, 4s
Union ST. seDJ6 ..g-
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18
PORTLAND & OGDENSBURG R. R.

On and after Monday Nov 18th, and
further notice, trains will run as
Am. Pm. 20.
Leave Portland, TAO 315 ..-s.f IA.
Leave N conway, 8.45 LOO
The 740 A. N. from Portland and 100 P. M from
No Conway will be freight trains with passenger car
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18

M0NEV Made Rapidly with Stencil and Key
MONG Check Outfits. Catalogues, sample
and full particulars free. s. NJ. Spencer Brattebo-
70. VT mchf6t4w
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Trains From Portland.

Arrangement of Trains,
Commencing Feb. 10, esssssaeassess
.0u-slo1Z. Wr-WI@7
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-18
To be Let,

TENEMENT 10 let, containing rooms, Sebago
water. For particulars call at 81 LINCOLN
ST. aup23 n 80
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04

derstand though is that man may be Royalist at
and s the SSGS Of pSeds fss asS S1a
enjoys the reputation Of being an implaeable adj
versary of the Prussian Government and Kingdom.
may respect his motives, but win conceal what
the world thinks Of his Qualities strongly ad.
the leadership Of gentleman whose Guelph hopes
would have been realized IT we had been de-
ever much q certain gentleman-present company Of
course excepted-may endeavor to make himself agree
SPG STe and his motives seen through The gem
tleman have in my mind speaks very often, and un-
lips continuous stream, they are of kind that pours
oil on the flames, s.o,D1 rather snc than ointment on
TO reproach the clerical party for toleratng
Although most OF their papers are addressed to the
lower casses and therefore ought TO be douby crcum
6y them Ikened to the hesthen the enemies Of the
Almighty, and in word, TO AntiChrist. Those papers
aiuent classes an agitation which in the mining district
OF Upper sesa had probably something to do with the
thirdly to censre the clerical party for their alliance
cepng the liberty, the prosperity, and the intellectual
progress they have derived from their connection
they mean TO make war against Germany the moment
they can To combine with the Poles, then, Is to
us And here may remark that the leniency and
rous liberation with when we have left our Polish sub
forcing the French language upon the Asatians and
actually s p Ss 81 StreSd eS' % S @ ra
language in Posen so that If Fhe Posen of to-
day is more than half German, the Government
has contributed little If anything to it. We
have left the supervision OF the Posen schools
to the Posen clergy and nObtythat is, TO class who
have done all in their power 70 prevent the villagers
from learning German, and thereby acquiring the
capacity to form independent opinion the Govern
ment under which they live. This must be changed;
and If Polish gentlemen once more complain OF official
dsrespect to their mother tongue promise them will
answer their uniustihable accusations by proposing
measures calculated to promote the spread of German
among them. For the present VIII be content with
deposng those Polish clerical superintendent of ee
nenary schools who have been in the habit OF denouDc
ing TO the superior authorities those teachers as inei
cient whose pupils happened to make progress i'll the
German language.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
GENERAL PRESS pISPATCHl

There was a dense crowd at the Metropolitan Metho-
DIET Episcopal Church this morning many persons In adj
dton to the usual attendants having been attracted
thther by report that The Japanese Embassy would oe
present Several tie visitors to the Church. hut
they dd not satisfy the public expectation. Before Dr.
Newman began his sermon, he said the announcements
had been made in newspapers without his authority, bht
that Sunday, lac Lad been informed hJ Nlnlsi'
De Long the Embassy or part OF them VIII NFt the
Church.
Mr. James Brooks. On Monday after the reception OF
the japanese EubHs at the Mmte iiOu-, gives hlh
ucr to the Embassy which are in yed the President
and Cabinet Foreign Ministers, and many WeUberS uf
the House of Representative. This entertainment ~ Ia
return for the many hosplItes received y Nh Brooks
from distinguished japanese during bis soodrn ~ their
country , .
Judge McKean Of Utah had an interview with tho
President Yesterday, III company with Attorney 'tnetal
Williams in relation 10 the Judicial affairs OF mat Terri
tory "
The Secretary the Treasury has authorized the A.
sistaut Treasurer at NewYork to purchase sOotO or
bonds on Thursday. the 18th, and SOOOO Oh Ihusday,
the 2Sth inst.
The Secretary OF the Treasury sells gold - month,
in consequence of heavy payments TO Dc mAd' "n ''
count OF called bonds which au due on the Gu si lO
the extent Of S40O0O,OO0
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
NETWORK. MONDAY. MARCH a, 1872

pay In Acapulco a subvention OF e2,5co per round
voyage. As consequence of these measures,
Mr.. Romero anticipates that mining industry will be
greatly developed the vast agricultural and mineral re-
OF the Pacific coast may be made available by the
facilities for expectation foreign commerce VIII be
facilitated the riches OF the country Will be increased
and as natural consequence the revenues Will be In,
creased However, am sorry 10 report that TIE nces
labors Of this intelligent patriotic and honest Min
lister have injured his health much that believe ne
will be under the necessity of retiring from office,
To recruit his failing strength unless, indeed, he re-
solves to die in harness.
We have that Pedro Martinez, with all his forces,
M TO the 18th inst still remained In Salinas del Penon
Bauco The forces Of Donate Guerra had not moved from
Zacatecas. ustO Benez the. intimate counselor OF Por.
fro DiaZ, had arrived at the last-named capital but
Don Porro had not yet appeared, and t Is believed
that be is lying seriously i In some secluded place Inc
revOfutiOnfsts have coDhscated the estates OF Don
Rodrigo RincOn Gallard0 the Governor OF Aguas Cali
entes and OF Don Gabriel Garcia the Governor OF Zaca-
tPcas
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
FRANCE.
TRIAL OF AN EX-PREFECT FOR EMBEZZLEMENT-
TROUBLE IN TIE CABINET.



PARIS, March 3. 1872.
The ex-Prefect of the Department of Eure,
charged with embezzlement OF funds for the relief Of
France, Is trial at Rouen. He appointed to
Office under the empire since the fall OF which he has
been conspicuous In defense of the ex-Emperor. NJ.
erQuertier the Minister OF Finance appeared be-
fore the court last week witness and his testimony
was strongly in favor OF the accused. His conduct in
this matter produces feeling of great dissatisfaction on
the part of of his colleagues in the Cabinet and ii
Is understood that NJ. Dufaure, and other members,
threaten 10 leave it unless he resigns.
A ministerial crisis is believed to be impending from
other IL addition TO the conflict between the
Executive and the Legislature the Catholic petitions
and the question Of adjournment difference has arisen
between President Theirs and the Committee OF the AS
sembly the bill proposed by Minister lie Franc grant
ing the additional powers for the control OF
the press The Committee insist amendment Civ
ing journals the right to discuss the Constitution, which
the President is not willing TO cOncede.
1t is reported that the negotiations IN regar to the
Commercial Treaty between France and Italy have been
interrupted through Prussan interference, though the
two aforementioned Governments deny that Prussia had
ANYTHING to do with the breaking of Of the negotiations
President Theirs declares that France has intention OF
raising new loan Immediately, and that recent utter
ance of NJ Lc Franc Minister OF the Interior, which
gave rise to the rumOr, was wrongly interpreted.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

RoCKLAND, Me-, March "A shocking
tragedy occurred at Dix to-day. The parties to
the sad affair Dennis Little, man Of 49, and q
youth OF 90 named White. Both were employed at the
granite works and were residents in Quincy Mass. 1t
said that Little Jealous OF young hite and accused
him OF being in correspondence with bis WIFE shortly be
resuming work this afternoon both were going up
the house where the former boarded, when L
tie being in advance turned and fired pstol-shot at
White who fell TO the foot OF the staircase and imme
atey expired Little then went TO his own room ana
locked himself in and discharged several shots at his
own person, and made an attempt 10 cut his throat
When weakened from loss OF blood he opened the door
and gave himself TO the crowd who pressed forward
His wounds are doubtless mortal.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.

The Spanish ironclad Numancia has arrived
At Havana
m The wheat crop in California will be 50 per cent
greater q any pfevio1s ysSr.
m The u s. Steamer Saranac has arrived at San
Francisco from Magdaeua Bay.
IA six mie race at P0ughkeepsie, yesterday, be-
eve ioe-boas, won by the Arctic
. Thomas G. Robinson has sued Alvinsa Hay
ward for half the AmsdoI and sg CPD Mines valued
The California Assembly has passed bin Civ
Jog sheriff JlsoD 5000 Tor his One a siRenss .hsB 70
collecting Chinese hsihs TsI, CONTRARY 70 bt smepo
Iaeuas 90 of Omitted BtsteA
The Swiss Federal Assembly refuses 70 accept
tht nssson 0fD Dphs Minister Of A Istsror ssd Ppbhe
Werls N the Pedersl Coane Dub however persists N de-
a HsIpstos 10 .itbdrss iron The Council
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

900 Mrs. Kramer, who was brutslly beaten at the
husband murdered Washington Township Penn de
yesterday
....J. B. Condor, Agent for Wells, Fargo Co, st
Marvsre Cal committed suicide with shogun on SATURDAY.
OF insanity Ddsced By neuralgia
AN ce-boat belonging 20 Frederic Seymourran
air hole Peeksk Friday Afternoon Sh ioef p' ~
board wbs narrowly escaped dro~noG
80. The Windsor Locke mnrderers, Soul ano
have bH the March Tern oi NE sobsneS
Court, and eonIsiIted TO jail in Hartford
Robert II. Willard, well-known throughout the
w,,.a eoany a, pceesr esdng Cosne blos ss o On
The Sr.ns Thaissy psb sheu fOsad vas adbs eooea
The body of an unknown woman was found ia
al. n,, yesterday sa TIE body covered With
brush The sgec About wore iss teeth sn sppeo
ON Saturday afternoon party Of roughs, in
ing he noonoas Rsddng made their sucrng
IA ,heh the Sepaoni Conttee sisf
Ss W.hEton HOa PAss pes Nth The svdsut s,ssten % IN
OF the Committee bat elected esy<ssi
Of he party beng rOushly handled.
The steamer Sale has been sunk 10 the boiler
dl Lshs The Arkansas River and vii probably b
sn.n portion u her savsd Tbs ssls ves
o-ud By 80 La Arsasa White River Ps<kes Csspsay
she le 81 Loais With y.laed ef5o she nsss
Pbsrgh usdesvnssrs a ss aad sssss iass s "s
eu0el
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
XLnn CONGREss-2ns sEsIox.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. Nitcn q lsT2
Mr.. FERRY (Rep., Mich) presented number
Of memorials of lumberers ia the Northwest setting
forth the reasons why the Chicago Relief bill ought not
TO pass.
Mr. PRATT Rep, Ind) called up the bill to release To
Indiana the lands known Bed OF Bear Lake Newton
County Ind and addressed the senate upon II NJ eng
MIR KELLOGG Gep., Lal offered resolution, which
s agreed TO directing the Secretary Of the Navy 10
transmit all tile information he may be able 10 Obtain
bnwing what portion any, Of the wharf OF the Hycr
fronto re at the port of NewOreans Is now claimed OF
accunied by the Government and II so, upon what
ground and for what purpose the same Is 50 eaDeu VI
THE NETWORK CUsToMHoUsE PROSECUTIONS.
Mr. RAYARD Dem, Dell moved TO take up ms rso-
tion asking copies OF the instructions gwen 10 o
Attorney Of NewfOrk relative TO the pros,tn-
tiOn OF merchants, g., -, .-.-.--.....
Mr. COSKIINCi (Rep, ". W said the Instructions
ucre fuly published in the newspapers 1hefc Wa {,
therefore no need 20 pass the resolution hnrredy ahd
he thought It would De better to wait unll he e Others
could express their views or the resOlutioh' anu Vi "
Bayards motives in Offering H. --, -.
Mr. RAYARD replied that II he bad basf hpech on
a mere new spaper item, Mr.. COnklng womb nave beeh
The rst 10 call him order. The allusions 10 ms mo
yas ne Thought ungracious and necessarily, lsLOIhh
as Mr. Conkling had means OF ascertanng tntih eA
cSnI from his published remarks yesterday Lesdcs.
n5ging from Mr.. Conkling's action In reference "a to
SCr9,n2atiOu Of the Retrenchment Committee ahu lls
nSestigotous he feared that the senator IRON new
Yort could hardly understand his ir. Bayards - mo-
tives He did intend to comment on the cOnduct oi Tue
oicers who had given the Instructions but he wised 10
bs comments on authentic information and he hal
ssked for IL In the usual and the only proper way
Mr.. TRUMBULL Rep lll) moved 10 a'9onrD' Will u
was carried-Yeas, n; Nays, N-and al p m' tpe De"
ate adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
SPEECH OF PRINCE BISMARCK.
. hLPLY TO THE ULTRAMONTANEs OF PRUssIl
-IME BnsIIIAN OLE TIE P0IEs.

"TILl TO The ULIRAMONTAkES OF PkUbsIA
THE POSITION OF THE POLES.
ihe following is the substance of Prince
nit:
Ss.hDOby called the UtzamOntaDe party for having
toLnc colleague among them. ] should be delighted
A. nave Catholic colleague provided he prePaEed
soonOfm 10 the general politics OF tbe Cabinet. fn
sseht between MIniStars and between Ministers ana
s..aaIhent-an agreement which does not necessarily
n , 70 each and every question. yet Bclndes all that
me- oI the nation. These my political priBcb
sstHssA Ai1 n they are blamed by Herr WndhOrst, ]
soz Isncy that he Wishes for an absolute King, on
o. That kings being suDserpent 20 hs dictates.
Inodaieas DO not understsnd how Government
No.. 70 suit him e0nld be carried by men who
'aAep tbe oath TO the Constitution. What con
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

81. r. Weldin, one Of the oldest merchants IN
Pittsburgh, died on Saturday
-. The Hon. Schuyler Crippen, ex-Judge of the
sapr,ne Court died In Coopertown, N. T., on fnday'
Vice Admiral Rowan who has been critically
III the seek With pueumonA much better to-day
The Grand Duke Alexis, accompanied by his
and BY Cos. Moreno and others attended e0eh ssh' IN Havana
yesterday.
Jules Vale of the iron firm Of Chonteau, Har
Vale and for el ss'sy "h 'ne iron
and esd msins interests In Missosn. dssd YESTERDAY
Mr.. Russell Quincy Of the British American
hised Conniou yin dis tes Oh inst for kssand bot
in,Spds Eovsubss ecBpks es ven N hs CepnssA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
1.-THE MARTINEZ STATION MASSACRE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 3.-Arizona adj
vices say that the Martinez Station, was the
work Of Tonto Apaches, and not the Apache Moiares
from Date Creek reservation, as first supposed.
A friendly Mojaye chief led squad OF soldlers 10
where band OF the hostile Tonta Apaches were en-.
camped and the soldiers killed several OF them. -
subsequently the Tonic Apaches appeared on the hills
and dared troops from Date Creek 10 come out aud
fight them Gen Crook is 10 take the field Tor an active
campaign.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.

An eastward bound freight train on the Eric
Railway ran into the Of another train standing
the same track Mddietown yesterday afternoon.
The caboose belonging the forward train wrecked
and the stove overturned setting fire TO the cabOOse aud
to q car loaded with -four. Both were consumed and
the heat from burning -four intense to de-
stroy the ties and rails to white glow Loss
ahO
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
A STEAMER SUNK.

LOUISVILLE, March 2.-The Green River
packet Falls City into by the steamer j. w. Gar
rett, at the mouth Of the Old Canal at midnight last
night and sunk She struck amdships and sunk 10
the boiler deck As she went down the stovo in the
pszed setting fire to the boat and destroy
ing all the upper works The passenger had time oa'y
valuable cargo. which will be total loss Two OF the
negro deckhands missing, and 1t is supposed they
ware drowned
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04

The NASHINUTON IHEATi--A HETUbLICAN MtEI-
ING BROKEN UP BY RIOTERS.
LONDON. March 3, 1872.
The Observer, to-day, in an article on the
Alabama Claims expresses the opinion that in En-
gland should renounce the Treaty Of Washington, the
United States would take immediate action In
quence would insist on the validity of the right hth
erto claimed for American seamen to fish In Canadian
waters and on that point would with opposition
from England. The reply Of the American Government
10 Lord Granvie's note is expected to reach London
week from Tuesday.
There was considerable excitement in Kingston, Sur
rey County, last night the sudden termination Of
Republican meeting in that town. While Mr. Odger
addressing the assemblage party OF Royasts attacked
the building wherein the people had congregated broke
the windows and dispersed the meeting. The Royalsts
particularly threatening in their demonstrations
toward Mr.. Odger who was compelled to scale wall
and seek safety i'll fight.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
THE WHISKY CORNER"

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 3.-The Protective As
socation of Liquor Dealers held meeting. on Saturday
evening. and adopted resolutions denouneing fase
and injurious TO the trade dispatch from Louisville
In old Kentucky whiskies They cay that such
Is impossible.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
IN CONGRESS SOMETHING FOR
FREE TRADERS TO STUDY-DoINGs OF THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE-PROPOsED
ABOLITION OF THE PRE- EMPTION LAWS
GuY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE-PROPOSE
ABOLITION OF THE PRE- EMPTION LAWS.
GuY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1872.
In the midst Of one the storms of late
years the Senate met, yesterday with barely quorum
After little routine morning business Mr. Pratt got the
floor for q set speech some Indiana land BILL and
spoke about an hour Then Mr. Cole induced the Senate
10 take up the Appropriation bi but before line Of
had been read the Senate voted TO adjourn by majority
Of one.
Senator Bayard attempted TO get M bis resolution ask
ing for the instructions received by DistrctAttorncy
Davis in regard to prosecuting New merchants who
testified during the CustomhOuse investigation but
met by Conng who didn't object to the resolution but
did object TO the motive which led Mr. Bayard ask FOR
the information Mr. Bayard replied that his motives
and those Of the Senator from NewIOrk must be 80 q
fercut in character that he did not see how COnklmg
could understand such influenced him (Bayard. The
resolution went over Mr.. Conkling's demand for time
TO prepare q political speech TO fire on against 1t.
Free Traders who labor so hard to convince themselves
and other people that protective tariff increases the
cost Of articles Of consumption fnd some
thing interesting the following facts taken from the
official records OF the Department here. The figures
from table showing the actual cost annum, Of each
article which goes make up the uniform OF private
Of marines The list includes the fOllOwngnamed arti
cles Uniform caps, pompons, stocks, uniform coats,
bullion trimming, linen trousers, wOOlen trousers,
linen shirts shoes, blanket knapsack, socks, draw
ers, fatigue caps, fatigue coats, flannel sacks,
flannel shirts watch coats boys jackets (red and buc)
The cost OF unforming private Of marines, according
10 this official table for twelve consecutive years was as
81
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
ANOTHER BLOCKADE ON THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD,

OMAHA, March 3.-0ne train on the Union
Pacific Railroad is reported stuck in the between
Sherman and Butts stations at Rach Creek and
another at Mediterranean Bow. The extent OF tho
present bloc kade is not known.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
AUSTRIA.

am ON CATHOLICS NOT RECOGNIZED BY THE
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH.
VIENNA, March 8, 1872.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, by an Imperial
are inst issued declines recognize the old Catholic
phops or opponents of the dogma OF Papal infahbty
.. norton of the Roman Catholic ecclesiastcal her-
arehy of Austria.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
CHURCH AND STATE.
ITALY.

THE POPE pkEIAhlNG tO LEAVE
ROME Saturday March q 1874
II is now believed that His Holiness the
~ editates departing from this city at early day.
ne archives and jewelry in the Vatican have been
cked in readiness for removal 1t is said His Holiness
iii 20 TO the City Of Trent, in the Tyrol
New-York tribune., 1872-03-04
uOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met as in Committee OF the
Whole Mr. Wilson 0Iep., Ohio in the chair for gen
erai debate A number OF speeches were made on ms-
cellaueOus subjects.