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The New York herald., 1872-12-07
ENGLAND.

Metropolitan Light Despite the Gas StokerS !
Combination strike-P Political conservati m
Against the Ballot, but in Compile
ment to America-Marine Dis
AvA aster and Loss Of Life. ,NAS41
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
IRELAND.
Nationalist Electoral Triumph in the South.

u. 1tLfGaAm 70 the new YORK NeaAla )
CORK, Dec. 9, ls72 l
Mr. Ronaync, a Nationalist, has been eiecse6
member or Parliament for Cork in place Of the late
John Francis Magulre. .4 hs ss'
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
CORRESPONDENCE WITH WASHINGTON.

Marshal Packard's Dispatches - the
! Attorney General Explaining His As-
therisy snd Repeating shc Fact Of
Taxing Charge Of the state House-The
Prcsident Disgusted.
lecf sa Nfr WASHINGTON, Dec 8, 1872.
The following kilograms we're received here to-
s4sf Aals hnf NEw ORLEANS, La, Dec. q, 1872.
To Hon. GHOReB H. WILLIAMS, Attorney General,
The United states Court yesterday directed the
n 20 take q a ns @ @
in violation OF the restraining order or the Court
anScsy claimed Ss Virtue OF
ana tetGrns made by pretended Returning Board.
IL compilanaasat an early hour this morning, i
occupied the Sonding with deputies and military
posse furnished on my requistion ny General
s. .. PACKARD. United states Marshal.
ei ~ 49,! Second Dcspatch.
$50 .sf.tt1ss5.,sa n. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. g. 1872.
To the ATTORNEY GENERAL, washigton:--
granting an Injunction psadente Hte, as prayed for
and declares the Lynch returning Board the only
legaly-constituted Board 70 make the canvass, ana
required production to said Board OF all election
s. b. PACKARD, United States Marshal.
The Attorney General tonight laid the kilograms
great disgust at the whole quarrel between War
moth and Kellogg, and thinks 1t disgrace
ful that two men will, for the sake OF
getting to the United States Senate, run The
risk OF drenching greatcity In blood. He
seemed to be drm in the determination to
permit no federal Interference. unless necessary
to prevent revolution OF the electoral vote or
Louisiana. The vote cannot now be counted for
any one, for there was no attempt at meet
ing OF the Electoral College on the day impera-
lively prescribed by the law. Prominent repub-
ncan congressman who have been informed OF
the situation ta-night also freely express their
disgust, and say that II this state OF affairs con.
tinues much longer Congress- may lind 1t necessary
70 Interfere with some legislation which may also
be made to apply to Alabama and Arkansas.
t.L 1914 NJ THE ELECTORAL VOTE. allN mt
The following despatch was also received here
Elasr. tD asnf X NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1872
WILLIAM +. CHANDLER, Secretary Of National Com
mittee - ,lE H40 atUANNNsg 4t Yla
The Republican Electoral College have received
their certificate Of election from the Canvassing
Board, and to-day cast the vote OF Louisiana for
Grant and Wilson. Kell0gg's attorneys closed
their argument before Judge Dueil and are conf
dent OF their case. Decision expected Friday.
y. b. PACKARD, President State Committee.
[NOTE-An interesting review OF the situation
in New Orleans prior to the present outbreak will
be found In our special corresponds on the nth
page.l M NNcW thNast&
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

Resolved, That Ocorge Il. Bovce, Secretary OF
state, and James Lon1street be ana they are
demand on H. O. warmoth Governor " the State
Of ofLouisiana, for AZ election returns, papers and
documents that are or may be Ia his possesson or
under his control pertaining the election held in
this state on the Sth day OF November, 1872
OFFICE BOARD OF RETURNING OFFICERS
Dec. q 1872. / r.
certify that the above and foregoing Is correct
copy of the resolutions as taken from the Board.
JACOB HAWKINS, Secretary Of the Board.
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
in the mcanvbe the returning omcers ap-
pointed by the Governor under the new Electlou
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

0verwheIming. we nave the dead wood" on
them ha6 f.a3 -t0p '.As
REPoRTER--D Don't you think the step last taken
BY the military very grave one eal,6 \.
KELLoaG-wcn, don't know. Hastily ! am
governed by the committee in such matters.
Those gentlemen are better informed upon the
matter than myself win assert, however, that
no step has been taken not strictly provided for in
the enforcement act Thc United States District
Court Ia empowered by that act 10 cali upon the
United States for troops, and OF this power Judge
Darrell availed himself
REPoRrER-Tnen, you did not encourage or al
wise such action ? aa+N Fiji s8 rr
KELLOGG tannoyed) NO, SIR.
dn DON'T WANT 10 BE 00vyRaoR
very badly. never solicited the onicc, and this
contest is very distasteful 10 me- but feel IL my
duty to see It out, and moreover believe myself
fairly elected. Why, have been cheated out OF
thousands upon thousands OF votes. ,i. ..s
REroRrER-Do you apprehend any opposition
from the people In assuming your ONCE, u Installed
BY force9 stt s3sl, @s
KELLoGG-No, do not; think that II ] can
show myself faIrIy elected the people win acqui-
esce. eG9l #rr x.Ns#St
REPoRrER-what do yof think Of warmoth =
KRhIoGe-wen ne hM made many mistakes
lately lbeieve he intended 10 do right ana TO
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
News Items hY Mail.

1t is understood that Mr.. Sumner has inform
ed the leaders that unless they cordially indorse
his Civil-Rights bill at Cincinnati he will not
join in that movement -.tf O. ..s- -
The New York World devotes seven columns
to a defence of the official course of Charles
Francis Adams towards the Fenians. E0 ,''lfi.A
A milliner down East who has been in active
business since 1914 says her health fails her, as
she is trying to keep up with the present fash
ions. M. sf3 AID. -ga4H .rslfrl4 I'd .yq., 81
Ex-Gov. Newell and Messrs. Charles P. Smith
and John s. Mitchell, all of New Jersey, deny
affiliation with Liberal Republicans. -.'',
The report that our government is consider
ing the question of protectorate over Mexic. is
without foundation: Necessary measures have
been adopted to break up Mexican forays on
the Texas frontier, and parties who are caught
will be summarily dealt with. .-' y ~.
After the Cooper Institute meeting Friday
night, there was caucus of the leading libe-
rails, including Democrats who expressed the
belief that Charles Francis Adams would
be nominated for the Presidency and Gen. Han.
cock for the Vice Presidency.
The Portsmouth Chronicle pronounces the
SsoAJ ohso ~ Aoiiihy "oS HoAooiOu w w ooii W
eating oysters as hoax. No family of that
name has resided in East Hanover. @
The Iowa House of Representatives has pass
ed bill to abolish capital punishment.
A Catholic State Temperance Convention is to
be held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Thursday next.
A rain storm, producing heavy freshets, has
! done great damage to the roads, bridges and
! lumber throughout Nova Scotia. -" A*
The International Sunday School Convention
which meets in Indianapolis, Ind, on the 10th
inst, promises to be the largest assembly of the
kind ever held in this country. au sd aa5
The small pox returns of Philadelphia show
decrease of fifty during the past week. There
were II deaths less than the week before.
A Newburn, N. G. despatch says portions of
a wreck were washed ashore near Lookout
Light and the body of woman which had been
lashed to the wreck was recovered and buried
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


If chronic indigestion affected the stomach only, it
might be more easily borne; but 1t gives RISE inevi
tably to many other diseases affecting the liver the
nerves. the bowels and the brain. Biliousness ner-
vous tremors, constipation, headache and terrible
mental disturbances are among its usual accompa-
niments In fact, every organ, every fibre of the
frame sympathizes with the debiitated and deceased
stomach. What is needed in sue case? Clearly an
Alternative and invigorant; and among medicines of
that class Hostetters Stomach Btters is beyond all
comparison or estimate, the best Mere purgatives
only deprive the system of the little strength that
disease has left it. Salivants have the effect
The whole internal organism has gone wrong, and
can only be put right and kept right by medicine
in which the tonic and stimulating elements predom
idate but are qualified and modified by anti-blious
aperients and blood-purifying components Now,
the truth is and the medical faculty well as the
pnblic know the fact) that Hostetters Bitters con-
tain every ingredient requisite for the of yspep
sia and all the ailments of body and mind which it
involves. This has been proved in 80 many thou
sands or instances that it almost idle to re-
peat the statemedt.
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature, from
whatever cause enfeebed, and permanently recruits
the vigor of the nerves, the muscle and the brain.
Its effect upon the brain Is to give strength to the
will and precision to the Judgment, and to Danish
dependency and that infirmity of purpose which
generally accompanies bodily weakess
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
TURBINE WATER WHEELS.

8 am considerably interested particularly In
"A the use Of water wheels, was deeply inter-
ested in the statements Of Mr.. John A. Hubbard,
published Q few weeks since In the Portland PRESS,
especially those statements so completely corres
pond with my own personal observations that can
not refrain from adding few words from my own
fee or reward, even solicitations but simply to
assist in removing fabulous prejudice which |
consider has been very unjustly set afloat prnci-
pally by envious competitors. Therefore it is
only with feelings and desire of true justice alike to
the prOprietors and patrons Of the Chase Wheel
due regard for the interest and honest opinion of all
others-thus, and only thus, am actuated to make
these statements.
Some time since was almost persuaded-as doubt
less many others have been-by parties whom after
wards learned were no less strongly than inorantly
prejudiced against the Chase Whsel,-to believe IL
In many respects really inferior, particularly as
using more water for the same power Whereas 7 ID
hereby declare positively, without fear of
contradiction that which fully believe ahd to All
own personal earnest, untiring obseryafion and oy y
clusion-not somebody's else say so-that there "a NJ
other Turbine Wheel which will Yield as much nowap
from the same amount of water used under a ike
situation. Besides, consider the other points of
superiority set forth by the propretors eeneralIy
fully sustained. i'Si 'S'N"' s'''es""''
My own observations also show that the Chase
Mneei IKE Others ts likely to be erroneously adapted
OF Improperly set, which believe to be oftener the
wise. p i40 Z 'li77'-t IT. '-- O-'
Furthermore, believe that oftener than other
wse through the malicious, false statements of jeal-
ous competitors and their friends beied and mis-
represented the true merit and value Of the we'll
known Chase Excelsior Joarai Turbine Wdter
Wheel, built at Orange, Mass.
In conclusion, then, would recommend TO every
interested man nufncturer to note carefully and can
ddly each available correct practical demonstration
certain to render facts OF greater value than the
multitude Of purchased reports ey u nIyeiaSe eS-
perts. d. Z. III. WAhNEK.
apis d9t w-1s-1t
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

LIBERAL MEETINc.-The New York papers
of Saturday morning comment on the Cooper
Institute meeting Friday night as follows:
The Herald says the burden of Schurz's song
last night was to woo not only Republicans from
the administration, but the rank and file OF the
Democrats into a radical camp where jeff Da-
Wis and Sumner and Tombs and Trumbull will
lie down together. 1t says after all the smok-
ing and groaning and trembling of this labor
ing nomination the offspring will be only lit
tie ridiculous mouse. ~. f
The Times says the meeting last evening dis
closed its character more especially by what it
did not do than by what it did, and says that
the presence of the rebel ex-Colonel Fellows
Tammany's Assistant District Attorney, on the
stage must have been as gratifying to Greeley
as jeff Davis, and these may have been some
compensation for Summers absence. The
World says that the meeting was fit and titly
done. What Bunker Hill was to the revOlu-
ton such will this meeting be to the Presiden-
tial campaign 1t says it is now certain that
the Cincinnati Convention will nominate a
ticket, and unless some great blunder is per-
petrated in selection of candidates, the ticket
will unite all elements of opposition. The
Democracy will not put Instructions in the way
of a movement which seems to stand on so
strong basis, but it must nevertheless reserve
final judgment until the present hopeful antici-
patton opens into established facts. .l-95
The Tribune heads the account of the meet
ing Sup to Cincinnati" 1t says editorially that
New York gave last evening response to Gin
cinnati. 1t was an answer worthy of the mob
lest cause. This is the most Substantial inn
petus the good work has yet received and means
that the Cincinnati Convention is to be a sue
cess. Let it be equally wise and it will name
the next President of the United States. 1t
urges its friends in New York and every State
to work and organize at once. The campaign
is to be aggressive To attack is the key of the
situation. 3A aitp q Aia-A13 8i1'a 7 Z
The San says if there is hearty response
augurated last night General Grant departs
from the White House on the next 4th of
March
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
.MARRIFD.

In Kennobunk, April 12, by Rev. W. e. Darling,
John A McAuey, of X, and Miss Della McNealis,
of Portland.
In Kendals Mills, March %. Andrew Il. Camp
bell, Jr., of Brunswick, and Lucy A. Roderick, of
Fairfield
Ia Bath, April 10, John c. Berry, NJ B., of Phips-
burg and Maria, daughter of the late H. Cove, Esq,
of Bath
In Lewiston, April 8, j. H Leonard and Victoria
M. Walker, both of Livermore Falls. ....
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoae1N COUNTY.

At the railroad meetinq in Auburn last wad-
nesday evening Or Oakes saws tbe .To,,rnoJ
came forward and announced that the citizens
of Auburn had suhscrihed a su,o to ha nut info
the hands of the Board of Mayor and Alder,
men. and nv them denosited II, some SAVINGS
Institution which would in 90 wears meet the
subscription of the city. - -
The lewiston Gozotte saws Charles Rerrv of
Fast Anhnrn ;s now % yaars of ano boS I;yeJ
on the same farm where he now lives for the
last seventy five years. During that time, with
out any change of residence, he has lived in
two States, two counties, and three towns, viz:
Massachusetts, and Maine; Cumberland and
Androscoggin; and Poland, MinOt and Auburn;
uurihs 'iia' 'iilie ne has never peeh OUT OF
tn
has risen she undar tp r,sef %
the rain and melting snow and the falls al.
ready present beautiful appearance.
I-t OXFORD COUNTY,.
Tho Noruo,, a,,or,,.o,, so -, 49,, N,o..,e
lit. ne HIl"ay .f 1 9ooe.ssser icy re. says on Monday ar
with the Elm House stable Welded to it's heavy
~ - e'au ar AZ VIII iouu 1lasn
vehicles stored beneath voIne ladv. Miss
Eta Dolloff, stopping at the hotel, bad mar
row escape, she having just passed through the
roof fell IN a.G
PENoBsCor COUNTY n ... .-
Tho co,o,,o s.vs +ha+ .,,o &C.. ,,;ooo ,e ,,,,, !.
on .,oods avar ,oonnfoot,rad l., tl,o Stoto &c
Wa;Se for tba Rnstnn arIat s,ne S';,oe a. . It
establishment of Amos Abbott e. Co of Dex.
ter. -
The Dexter Savings Bank now has deposits
amounting to over Sf4O.0OO. One wear ago the
money on deposit amounted to $S1, ,000-show-
ing an increase the present year of $59,OOO,
which is certainly a very gratifying state of
affairs
The State Fair win be held at Bangor Sep
tember 18th. and not October 18th, as Stated in
the telegraphc despatch In the PRESS OF Sat
uroay Inc Guy Oh Dang FURNISHES Slooo, o,one sne
cltlzens nhe al1oen., anu ALSO guarantee @-ooV
more In case ot oehci'
PIscATAQUls COUNTY.
From our Monson CorresPondent)
E. R. Haynes gets 5000 insurance on his
goods burned few weeks since l
Z The men have mostly come out of the woods
Kineo for Several davs tbe road ON the lake he
ing impossible. 10 l-II 4 ,0lt
The Penobseot Iop.d,;v;,o 20 ara nutt;po
in their men at the rate of u,ontr,+iwa nos
day. NV. p
4.l.. sAGApAHoc corNrv q 4a
A breach of .,,,ro,,,;,o -.
VS. Joseph IempntMSSas Sr oase-5ertna sS3 s Mitham
S. j. Court at Bath last ErIa ior S sllai IA Vne
opening it was taken from the ;r,, I no9n aieer
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

IMMEDIATELY few male and female agents 10
Il canvass Tor the National Linen Marker and Card
Agents. No capital required, Canyassers will and
for their interest 10 do all business through This Of
nee; for reference please call address SPortand
Hand Stamp Co, No. II and Il Fluent Block Port
land Me- apis I'm
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

,,~,.,,A.,. /. ~ ~ SD
Il land for the year 1870 81 : : 1-''
The following list Of Taxes on the Real Estate OF
year 1870, in bills committed to Henry w. Hsrsev
Collector Of said city, on the lat day of Sent 1a1o b
been returned BY him to me as remsning npns,d on
the 3st day of August 1871 by his certidcaf ~ that
date and now remain unpaid: and notice js berahv
given that II the said taxes and Interest and
are not paid into the Treasury Of te aid Sit itsi
eighteen months from the date of tbe ~
the said bills much Of the real estate taxed as will
be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor, including
interest and charges WILL without further notice he
sold at public auction at the Once of the Of
said City on the 18th ay of Apr Is7o M i0 o,ciocL
A. =
w., a1 ~
M, saihes; Descrlpton OF property: Val. Tax
BlSasi AXE, Mary Mary 10 land west side Of -
n Norsn sereet 60 log
Dean, George, house and land "a New
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

Ar at Point Pe,re 18th inst, brig j Bickmore from
Portland. -.sss, ,esssa sess. III rs vFgB 91sFs a.
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th, brig Laura B, Merriam,
Portland.
Ar at Boston 18th, brig j M Wiswell, -; schs
Eva May, Andrews, Cuba; Lottie Ames, Savannah;
Francis Hatch, and Justina. New York.
Ship Montana, of Newburyport, was burned off
st Paul Feb 15. Grew saved.
Ship 1ranquebar, of Richmond, Me, was burned at
Savannah 10Th.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
Portland savings RAM.
Non-Residenf Taxes

DEPOSITS made In this Bank, on or before Fri
- day, May Sd, will commence interest on the
hr't Of the mouth, FRANK MOVES, Treas
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

Is THE TIMES ON THE GENEVA TRBUNAL.-The
Times indicates what the English government
will do at Geneva to-day. 1t assumes that
counter cases will be exchanged and apprehends
that the American government win interpret
this as indicating an intention on the part of
the British government to continue the arbitra-
ton and relinquish. its opposition to the "indi-
rect claims The Times continues: The signif-
canoe of the presentation of the counter cases
should therefore be well weighed. The govern
ment is bound to take care that America un-
derstands that the counter case is presented be-
cause there is another interval during which
the American Cabinet may repair the error in
their case. The treaty provides that two months
after the exchange of the counter cases, writ
ten arguments shall be presented to the trlbu-
nal At that stage England may and must re-
tire from the arbitration unless the American
government before then renOunces its claims
for consequential damage The British gov
ernment Is bound to give the American gov
ernment notice of such purpose, and to notify
the arbitrators that the case now presented
without prejudice to argument to the authority
of the arbitrators, does not extend to the con-
sideration of consequential damages
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

MULTITUDES Of them suffer, lnger, and die be-
cause Of Pin Worms The only known remedy
for these most troublesome and dangerous Of ali
worms In children or adults is DIR. GOULD'S PIN
WORM SYRUP. Purely vegetable; sure death to
health, Warranted. Price reduced to 80 cts. per
bottle GEO. G. GOODWIN s. CO., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15
MEMORANDA.

Sch Zeyla, Crowell, from Portland tor Georgetown,
8th lat 37 Ion 64 with loss of sails and leaking badly
and had five feet water in her hold. The were
taken off by barque Oder from Messina, and arrived
at Boston on Saturday. Es 4 .RsF "a ~ 4 FE
Barque Andaman, Frazer, from New York Mch 6
for Aspinwall, foundered at on the 18th, and
seven of the crew were lost No particulars. THE
vessel registered 427 tons, and built in 1866 at
Bath, where she was ownedl kt Ekfff
Sch Lizzie Poor, Dickey at Baltimore from Belfast
reports having been run into by schr Franklin on
Saturday night, off sLazaretto, and had bulwarks
broken in, jibs torn, and rigging damaged. fs 50
Sch Laura, (of Bucksport) Roberts, at New York
from Aux Cages reports heavy weather, split sails,
broke mainboom, &c. sF& NT
Sch Florence Mayo, Of Rockland, which put into
Edgartown with her cargo of lime on fire, Is found
TO have had her ceiling badly charred and beams and
deck burned nearly through. She will proceed to
New York without renairs. u. - ". r.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

At Zaza oath ult, schs Mary "A Harmon, Parker
for North of Hatteras ~ days; David Ames, Ames,
for do 10 days. M
Sid FIN Matanzas Sd inst, barque Annoy, Parkman,
from Troom) for Havana.
Cid at Bermuda eth ult, sch Robert Ryron Saw
Ar at St John, NB 9th inst, ship America Bartlett
Pensacola via Halifax 10th, schs Sapho, Spragg,
Portland: Lyndon, Hillard, Eastport; 18th, brigs
MARY Comery, iComery, and Glendale, Rose, B s.
ton; schs Snow Bird, Cripps; + Beard, Lewis
s. F Williams, Pitt, and Ida j, Walsh, Portland
port. 'AA - '-Fea
SPOKEN.
April II, lat SO 49, lon IA IL, barque G M Tucker,
from New York tor Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

THE sliberals' had laid their plans to Sc
cure the endorsements by the National Col
ored Mems Convention now in session at
New Orleans, of the Cincinnati movement.
Although all the friends of the measure were
nresent at the opening of the Convention and
Fred Douglass and his associates were absent,
the movement was denounced by vote of
more than two to one. The last thing that
the colered people of the South want is lib
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-15

will become members of the society when
formed. Mrs. Carroll is entitled to much
credit forher efficient advocacy of the cause OF
those who cannot defend themselves.