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Formal complaints, made by James +. Arm
strong and William 7. Oobe, were ned yesterday with
United States Commissioner Shields against william
Burchard. late Postmaster At Florida Orange county
Y. The charge Ia illegal detention OF letters Bur
Churd borrowed considerable Gums Qt money iTQp li
neighbors upon notes made p1Yable Ia Various banks
Tue notes were suQYed w Burchard to 20 TO protest
supp ess the duly mailed notices protest. thereby de
ceiyng his endorsers into tue belief that the obligations
had been taken at maturity One instance IA given In
which he detained notice OF protest l9 days Whe1
his scheme would no longer he aDsconled taking
with hun, II is believed, little fortune. Ills where
ahnnIa unknown.
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Cnp,. DourIa, Court-mar,inlcd.

Capt. Jas. Douglas, Of the disbanded Eighty.
fourth Regiment was arralgned yesterday before a
court martial composed OF Brig Gen. Ward, because
he had written letter TO InE sun asserting that his
regiment had been unJustiy dealt with. Capt Douglas
SAID ia court responding to questions that regiments
win less membership than the kig4J fourth had oeen
retained In the service that the oiNthninth and the
mutinOus Eleventh were each smaller; that Gen. ood-
ward while knowing that the kghtYfOurth was To be
disDandcd had, by cOmpmenting IT, induced a con.
trAry belief among Its MEMBERS thereby INDUCING them
to N useless expenses and that Gen. woodward
had eLlgEerated the klghly .ionrtn's eApenses.
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The body OF Henry McCafrey. aged %, " 1T6
Hamilton avenue missing since Dee 90. was found IA
the Atlantic Basin. brooklyn. last night
Prof Eaton, who analysed the blood and husk
scale on RuOenstens boots Yesterday presented 20 the
Brooklyn supervisors bill for ti50. The Trca'urer
refused to pay II, and II was referred.
The Kings County Supervisors yesterday yot-
ed TO give to the city plot OF ground 70 Adams street
IN exchange for the Forty seventh Regiment aTnoiJ
owned by the city. The Adams street lots are 10 %
used for new Inunicipa building 10 accommodate
the Health Department
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. mother rorrer Awaiting Ex,rndl,ion.

LONDON, March s.-The Liverpool Courier Of
this morning that Charles Brent travelling under
the name OF Clarence Rivers. arrested board Of
the Inn steamer City OF Richmond when she arrived
at Queenstown day before Yesterday morning He 10
claI-ed with torgiuS tl5OOo worth OF bills on the
Fails City ToDarCp Bink OF Louisville Ky. larKe
sum OF money ind omt apers va found ON his per-
son. He was taken b. ore the magistrate at queens
town yesterday and after short examination ordered
10 be cont To LondOn preparalOri 10 eLiTadltlOp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

Supervisor Nathan, In the Brooklyn Board
yesterday. introduced resolution calling for the
peal Of the Legislative act giving Justices power to
send female habitual drunkards. yagrants and pros
tutes to the House OF the Good Shepherd ne said that
none but Catholics were allowed IN that institution.
For months OF this year the county had paid f3,
lS2 II TO the House of the ood shepherd which
AZ the rate 100000 year. There much excited
the question: which was AT leng reer
red 10 n special committee to Investigate.
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THE OLD WORLD's NEWS.

Debating the Address to Alfonso Amnesty to
Chrli-i Refugees,
MADRID, March s.-rhe Congress has begun
the debate the ad ire's reply the speech from
the throne ssnor Piial. member Of the M)dersdo
party. atticked thu Government severely.
royal decree permits the Csrsts wh1 ned from the
couutry since the day Of February. to urn to
Spain II they do So within forty days Leaders must
nrst ~ year ll"glncc, but all Calists who formerly
hel Offices In SDsl ara excluded.
Tne newspaper, announce that Gen. Molins hss teen
tered 70 request the French Government to expei
all spanish Re pu means IN Frame.
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Wentern Union FINANCE.

The Western Union telegraph Company yes
Ierday resolved to make dividend for the nrst quar-
ter OF 1870 This action based upon report by
President Orton showing the following facts The bus.
neSs cf the quarter viii probably make pront OF tf3O
900 al of which viii be used 10 pay Tor ktsndng ne
nes and other purposes. The stock Woulu nave 70 DC
~ erpd n a A yldend were declared.
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MADRID. March 6.-ln the Cortes tc-iay Q
member intcrrogted the Government In regard TO the
recent capture Of an I'm ;sh morchantman by Spanish
guarda cOstas and the pture OF the vessel by its
own cres. Tie Minister Of Foreign Affairs in reDly
said th.t he had mac representations To the Briah
Minister Madric demanding satsfactiun aud nro-
estlng against the c1ntraband trade pursued BY Eng.
lsh vessels from Gibraltar
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A judgement was entered In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, on March l. Ag,inst Barnums Universal Ell
position Company In SUIT brought BY s. NJ Crssey,
carponter to fec6g5 5000 i5f S5is 5oae Ia The flppo
drome. Deputy Sheriff Maxwell levied on Barnums
baby hppopo.amus o. l.te s4hiblled m wooa's Muse
Keeper Neon. who Kept constant guard over him
untn Tuesday night when the Court granted an order
Of releasej Barnums attorneys having represented
that the animal was his personal property.
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nihinihe Rlnck mn.

FoRr LARAMIE, March s.-Rich mines arc re-
ported to have been discovered on Deadwood and
whitewood Creeks. sixtynye miles north Of Custer
city Six hundred men reported IN these creeks,
ana are meeting with good success at guch mining.
Snow Ia Interfering Somewaat with WORK 81 these
uuaes
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CLAREMoNT, N. H., March e.-rhere is heavy
freshet In the Connecticut valley train from Con
cord hour late tonight II ran for hall nile
through foot deep, where the track was htfer
before covered. Trouble ia feared In the morning.
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SOME WiSHINGTON TOPICS.
Navy Department Frluds-A Promise Of Rich
npvelopments

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The recusant witness
Wolf appesred before the Naval Committee this
ing. and made clean breast oft. He implicated
cfsl cer In the NAvv Department ami disclosed facts
whici point to close Connection betN his late
ploycr, brown. AID Secor RObrsOn. There IA promise
Of rich developments Ia this connection In day two.
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Converting sinner. in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Merch S-Mr. Hammond con-
Quoted another great meeting for men to night.
well known gambler related the story Of his
version. Many thrilling experiences were related.
Mr.. Hammond will remain another week. over 1000
persons profess conversion.
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Fifty per cent. OF cost and trouble In making
soups e saved BY using BoTdens Extract Of Beef In
gists Send addross to Borden Meat Preserving Co "
Park place. for soup receipts. kplled Hes.-Ass'
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LONDON, March S.-Marie d. Fiavigny, Count.
ess D'ARoult the RuthOrcss wei known ~ Daniol
Sern" died e.. ay She was born at Frsnkf)rJn the
NJ IN scyentY-Jle ytaFsAg).
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JOrTINGs ABOCT TOWN.

Partly cloudy or clear weather. slowly rising
temperature. northeast winds, shif Ing ~ cA1t aud
south ana rising barometer an the coast,
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Thn TurkiAh InnurreciIOn

RAGUsA. March 8-Ahn,ed Mukhtar, the
Turk sh Commander, has left rrebinic with the whole
garrison. He Is marching to encounter lhe insurgents
IN the neighDOrhood Of CASIO aud Duga.
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Men,l,cr Onlce PrediclIon.

BERLIN, March s-The Ecclesiastical C)urt
has rrlnlved DR. BrncKnan the Bishop VI Munster,
from hls see.
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A Mrcek on the jersey Coast.

william Whaev, the actor, who Ia well known
I'm Shaacspeaan parts, especially 10 BoWerY audiences,
is danRerously M In 81 Joseph's Hospital.
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BROOKLYN.

Tho ship Ontario, with cotton, went ashore
Tha cIeN were saved. =
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THE PROSECUTION RESTING THEIR CASE.

when he finished, Mr.. II. y. Blair OF the Ex-
amning Committee opened the case for the
church, and the testimony was begun: An ofi-
cial stenographer took full notes. All OF the
have already been printed. Messrs White,
Moody, ana Garbqtt iQllowed with testimony Of
their ittempls and failure TO get at Mr.. Bowen 3
secrets. MIR. Dowen cross examined some of the
witnesses. The examination proceeded quietly
and st ten minutes to IL o'clock the proseou-
tion announced that II had no more testimony to
give The committee then ad diourned until next
TUESDAY evening, when Mr. Bowen is to intro
dnca HIS defence,
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Mrs. Elizabeth CAdy Stanton lectured last even
ing. 10 Unity Chapel Harlem, on "our Boys" We
cana "Nmele Nip" y now SunSns IN the eYlaan Of
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

END OF THE RAILROAD RACING RIVALRY
The contest between the railroads from Port
land to Boston came to an end yesterday, by
the Maine refusing to continue the contest and
running on the schedule time. The Eastern
train, however, run on special arrangement
OF time, leaving Portland at 130, and reaching
the depot in Boston, at 451, making the 10S
miles In hours q minutes, including seven
teen stops. AT Portsmouth and Newburyport
the train waited for time in order not to run
ahead. AT Salem and Lynn crowds of people
awaited the arrival of the train, at the latter
place nearly 1000 people being in and around
the station. Conductor Sanborn run the train.
and Engineer johnson the engine from Ports
mouth, engineer Waterman on the Portland
end' johnson was presented with magnif.
cent bouquet on his arrival in Boston, and pub
iiciy complimentary the Superintendent of the
ROAD On and after today the trains on the
Eastern. will arrive at 5.15 those on the Maine
at $40 PIN.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12
Brief J0ttings.

The Metropolitan Band of Boston has been
secured for July 4th.
EThe sch. Dreadnaught Capt Cobb, arrived
Sunday at New York, having stocked $4,000
worth of fresh mackerel.
1t is reported that little boy named Rolfe
was run over at the head of High street Wed
nesday night and severely injured.
Chambers Band are now rehearsing music
for the Lewiston celebration. The city OF
spindles is to be congratulated on the music
they are to have on that occasion.
The rain has brought out the grass fresh and
green.
The water has been let on the fountain in
the Park
When are we to have some good weather?
Oh, when.
The meeting of the Women's Temperance
Society adjourned from last week will be held
Saturday, May 18th, at 3 p m. lin Rossini
Hall, if it is a fair.d A full attendance is
desired.
Passengers and freight for Ellsworth will
take the steamer City of Richmond to night
for Rockland, connecting with the steamer
Charles Houghton.
The kgospel temperance meeting at Allen
Mission this evening promises to be of more
than ordinary interest Besides an address
from II, M. Bryant of Lewiston Mrs. Stevens
of Deering and other ladies are expected to be
present. Reformed men and others are cor
daily invited.
The Advertiser last evening noticed the
clearance of brig for Waterville, Maine.
Mr.. Raymond willsgive his juvenile exhibi.
ton Tuesday evening at City Hall.
The Reform Cublwill hold special meeting
this evening at u o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12
Maine Business Notes.

Last week Geo. W. Cottrell laid the keel OF
500 ton bark at his yard in Belfast The
vessel will be built to sell. This, we believe is
the only vessel that will BIZ built in Belfast
this year.
Dinsmore & Son of Belfast, have leased a
new store at Watervile where they propose to
open branch of their extensive boot and shoe
business The new store will be under ths
charge of Will Dinsmore and is to be opened
next week.
The Pennington Chronicle says that sto cl
company has been chartered for the man ufac
ture of the patent shovel handle invented by
b. A. Higgins, Esq. The name of the COM
pany is the Dirigo Shovel Handle Co. 1t has
capital of 100000. There is quite prospect
that the.company will establish their business
in Pennington.
The directors of the Mechanic Falls Dairy.
ing Association have elected Mr.. Simon Libby
as superintendent of their factory fer this
wear,
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

GoRHAM.-The Grapgers of Gorham are
building fine store for the purposes of their
trade. The building stands near the depot and
when finished will make very fine appear.
ance.
A very enthusiastic temperance meeting was
held in the Methodist church in Gorham Wed.
nesday evening. Speakers from Portland and
Saccarappa were there and added much to the
interest of the occasion. The singing by Mrs.
Clark of New York. was very spirited and
highly attractive. This Christian lady is doing
much for the cause of temperance through the
country. The people of Gorham are getting
wide awake in this noble cause. More meetings
are to follow.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

points, whils each and every chorus was proof
of their general excellence. Mr.. Kotzschmar
conducted with his usual fire and spirit. Miss
BlanchaId's accompaniments were careful,
sympathetic and in every way successful. Her
earnest study is rewarding her richly. in an ex-
oeedingly good technique and appreciatve,
delicate and sufficiently powerful style.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12
CITY AFFAIRS.
Special Meeting of the Mayor md AL.
dermen,

A special meeting of the board of Mayor and
Aldermen was held at 81 O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon, and the following business transacted
Victualers licenses were granted to John
WALL H. B. Shaw, Thomas L. Kimball I. B.
Percy and Charlotte Bartlett. A petition from
f. A. Geyer for the same was tabled.
A petition was received from the Montgom-
ery Guards asking for $500 on the same terms
as the same was granted the Mechanic Blues.
AS the full board was not present the matter
was laid on the table until the next regular
meeting.
hearing was offered to those who oppose
the sewers to be built on Morning and Mayo
streets, but as no one appeared to oppose them
they were ordered to be constructed.
The Auditors report was received and refer
red to the auditing committee.
Permission was granted John Kinsman to
erect wooden building on Spruce street
Petitions presented and referred-Of n q
Patterson ct ais. for sidewalk on Preble streot
of Martin Regan for continuation of sewer on
Canton street.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thc following
are the real estate transfers recorded in th
county yesterday:
Scar a1boro-Lots of land from Jonathan Fog
to Stephen and Elijah Libby.
Standish-Lots of land from Alonzo Nose
to Eben S. Burnham.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

CoLLIsIoN.-The brig Anna D. Torrey, Capt
Haskell, from Sagua, reports that at o'clock
yesterday morning, off Wood Island, she col
lided with the schooner Mary A Rice and lost
hylng Jlb'boom, had her bows stove, fore-yard
and cat-heads broken, fore-sail and jib split
The schooner had both masts carried away and
sprung aleak. The brig lay by the schooner
till separated by the fog. When last seen an
unknown schooner was towing the Rice.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

HUMPTY DUMPTY.-This evening the Hump
ty Dumpty Centennial troupe appear at Music
Hail. Those who attended the perform ances
given by this troupe few weeks since will re-
member them with pleasure and will be sure
to advice their friends to attend. On Satur-
day they give matinee and an evening per-
formance. Be sure to 60 if you want to see a
good show.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12
Municipal COurt.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
THURsDAY.-Geo. W. Dwina Breaking, enter
ing and larceny. Ordered to recognize to State in
the sum of $500. Committed.
James Woods, ct ais. Assault and battery. Fined
$40 each and costs. Paid.
Mattocks s. Fox. Strout s. Gage.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
WALL STREET SPECULATION

The reliable house of ALEX. FRoTHINGHAM & Co.,
No. 12 Wall Street, New York, publish a handsome
eight page weekly paper, called the Weekly Finan-
caL Report which they send free to any address. In
cial and business TOPICS it contains very full and ac-
curate reports of the sales and standing of every
bond, stock and security dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change or handled by Eastern fnanciers and capit-
alists. Messrs. FRoTHINGHAM & Co. are very ex-
tensive brokers' of large experience and tried nteg
rity In addition to their stock brokerage business
they sell what are termed privileges, "Puts and
Calls now of the favorte methods of legitimate
speculation. Their advice is very valuable, ana by
following it thousands of people have made fortunes
-Ne,o York Metropolis. ap19deou1y
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

To ALL, particularly invalids, spring is a trying
season. Indications of sickness should at once be at
tended to. Fatal diseases may be caused by allow
ing the bowels to become constpated and the system
to remain in disordered condition, until the disor-
der has time to develop ITSELF An ounce of preven-
tion is worth pound of cure is an old and truthful
saying. Therefore, we advise all who are troubled
with the complaints new very prevalent-headache,
indigestion disordered liver, want of appetite, nau-
or feverish skin to take without delay Scbencks
Mandrake Pills. We know of no remedy so harm
less and decisive in its action. 1t at once strikes at
the root of the disease and produces healthy tone
the system. People never need suffer from any dis
ease arising from disordered condition of the liver
If they would take this excellent medicine when they
feel the first indications of the maIady. Families
leaving home for the summer months should take
three or four boxes OF these pills with them. They
have an almost instantaneous effect. They will re-
leve the patient of headache in one or two hours,
and will rapidly cleanse the liver of surrounding
bile, and will effectually prevent bilious attack.
They are sold by all druggists
jy14 myleodlm3dp&wsn
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

FUNERAL OF Mr.. MERRnL.-The Portland
Cadets headed by Chandler's band, went out to
Falmouth yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral rites of the ex-Lieut. Henry A. Mer-
rill. The services were conducted by Rev.
Messrs. Dole of Portland aud Adams of Fal-
mouth, who made very interesting remarks,
referring to the ability: of the deceased as q
scholar. Sc. Upon a very pretty casket were
placed at the head magnificent pillow, about
1Sx14, of white pinks. For border it had
rose buds. The backlwas of smlax, and in the
centre was the word "Rest", made of hello
trope. 1t was the offering of the ''class of To-"
beautiful wreath with SIP. c. in the centre
was the gift of the Portland Cadets, and
wreath of Mayfowers from the Good Templars
of Falmouth. A trio sang "Nearer, my God, to
Thee" and "Thy Will be Done, and the band
played Crest" and ''Nearer, my God. to Thee
The pail bearers were three of the Cadets and
three Of the class of '72. A large number of
friends beside the class and company were
prosont
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

New MUsIC.-Mr. Ira G. Stock bridge, at
No. 156 Exchange street, has just published a
lot of new music, among (which ican be found
the following: A choice selection of popular
songs and ballads, by G. w. Marston; Waltzes,
by Strauss; Centennial Echos, National airs by
Henri tDare; l"Let US scross over the River"
song and chorus, words by Alice Hawthorne,
music by Sig Winner; Galveston sArtillery
polka, March, by William Kepples; "Any-
WHERE song and chorus arranged by 9. E.
Harrington; The Migrants, polks caprice by
Frank Van Duzer.
Stockbridge has for sale several choice pieces
published by other firms, among which is the
"Letter in the Candle" by D. G. Addison,
published by Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston
''Dreams of the old Home," song and chorus,
by FL. T. Danks. ga Letter came to me-"
song and chorus, wordslby Thos P.Wirstendorf
music by George W. Presley; 'Just inside the
Gates of Gold," song and chorus, words iby A
w. French music by d. G. Addison; and "Pll
take you home again, Kathleen" song and
chorus, words and music by Thos. P, Wrsten.
dorf, published by John sClark & Co.. Cincip
natl, and Root & Sons Music Co., Chicago
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

LARCENY.-Martin Ford, a man known to
the police, if not to fame, stole the Holsters an
old man was selling and was soon arrested by
officers Miles and York AS usual he resisted
the officers and drew a large crowd.
Jack Fay, who was with Ford and assisted in
the robbery, was arrested by Officers Bell,
Houston, Newcomb and Hanson at his house
at o'clock this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

The horses and carriages to be sold tomorrow
can be seen at the mart on Plum street. The
catalogues are gotten up very neatly and con-
tain description of n carriages and 20 horses.
A larger part of the carriages are warranted
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

STUDLEY isuot the man who advertises Mer-
rimac prints at cents in large quantities, but
at the same time he win sell good print for
that price. and give customers all they want
without their bringing an officer of the law
with them.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

SPRING debility, languor lassitude, and that
low state of the system peculiar to the spring
time of the year, are Immediately relieved by
with the vital principal of life element0ironN
iinfusing strength, vigor and new life into all
parts OF the system. Being free from alcohol
It's energizsng effects are not followed by cor
responding reaction, but are permanent. Sold
by all druggists. Pamphlets free.
Seth w. Fowle & Son, Proprietors, Boston.
may8eodaW1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12
'RIDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1876
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
The Worlds Sensation-Music Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
DIR. Kenison.
The Mattresses-George A. Whitney.
End Of the Railroad Racing Rivalry.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Situation wanted-By Young Man.
Boarders Wanted-Pleasant Rooms.
To Lett Pleasant Rooms.
To Let-L. Taylor.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Notice is hereby given.
For Sale-Ingalls Bros.
Annual Meeting-N. o. Cram.
Silk Neck Ties-Owen g. moore.
Boarders Wanted-A Man and Wife.
DIR. Gowell-Removed.
A. B. Butler-Dealer.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Important Auction Sale-F. o. Bailey 81 Co.
Great Sale-T. II. Mansfield.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12

IHE overture to Iphigenia in Aulis, as per-
formed this week at the Museum by Grimmer's s
orchestra, has been splendidly arranged for the
piano forte by G. r. Paine 1t is published
and for sale by Collins & Buxton, Congress
street' opposite Casco. may8tf
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-12
PERSONAL,


Judge Fox of the U. S. District Court has
been confined at his house for the past two
days, with severe cold.
Commodore G. 81. Preble, U. S. N, is in the
city.
Rev. G. F. Dole of Plymouth church has re-
ceived a call from the First Congregational
church at Jamaica Plains. He has not given
his answer yet, and it is thought he will accept
the call.
The Bridgton News has the following to say
of Rev. Mr.. Bradlee, formerly of Congress
street Methodist Episcopal church in:this city
A very large congregation assembled at the
Methodist house lastsSabbath to hear the new
pastor, Rev. G. w. Bradlee, late pastor of the
Congress street M. e. church, Portland The
hearers were we'll repaid..for their attendance,
by very able and instructive discourse, from
I'd Peter iii. tx, on the theme of Gods love and
mercy and mans responsibility for his own
condemnation. AT the social meeting in the
evening, the vestry was crowded, and the exer-
cises were of deep interest. Mr.. Bradlee comes
to his new charge under pleasant auspices, and
both as man and a minister has created a ia
vorable impression.