MONDAY/ NOVEMBER 18, 18il. city”and*'VICINITY .-V New Adv«rliaeuieuN Xo-Day. AUCTION COLUMN. Furniture at Auction... .F. 0. Bailey Co. liuariiiau Sale-Sarah K. Klat.h. SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. The Martyr of Neglect. Huydu Association..I.This Evening. Artificial Teeth... .Dr Carlton Kimball. ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. I. A. E. A.... Assembly. NKW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. Tenements to Let... .TV. H. Jetris. 1 Notice. ...Curtis Davis. Fish. ...Coilis Davis. 1. A. R. A... Social Meeting. Commission Merchants....J. B. Hobbs Co. Commissioners' Notice_Fred’k Fox. t»upi ewe Judicial C ourt. BLPORE JUDGE TAPLEY. SaiURDAY.—Coffin, libellant, vsi Coffin. Libel for divorce; cause desertion. D vorce decreed. Ellen C. Merriman vs. Enos Merriman. Libel lor divorce; cause dosertion. Divorce decreed. Margaret Waters, Boses Call and another, som piiiUAnt, tu equity, vs. the Knox Lincoln Rail road Com pa»y. These bills in tquiiy are to compel delendaut corporation to con struct a cattle, pass across complainants’ la'ms in Newcastle. Defend ant ordered to answer at the April term oi the court at Wiscasset. Biadhurye. Henry T. Creswell 4et al". vs. Henry Thompson Treasurer of the town ot Mercer. Petition tor an injunction to prevent the (leTendant from paying out money for the construction oi a school house, com plahiantB claiming that it is beiug done without legaj authority. Heard before Judge WaHuu. Injunction granted. Municipal Court. JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING. Saturday.—John Reardon; illegal tale of liquors. Case continued. Uriel J oil tug*. Steam tug Warrior, Capt. Griflla, will teat one of th£ Emery Cheucry Elastic Chain Stoppers at the lower eml of Ceutral tvbart this morning, at 10 o'clock. All interested in shipping are requested to he present: Marine inspectors are especially invited. The new time-tables on the railroads go into operation 10 day. At the First Parish Church yesterday $200 was contributed for the benefit of Jtev. ltobeit Collyer’s church at Chicago. The Grand Trank llailway is running a great many changeable guage freight cars be tween Portland and the West. A pit has late ly been constructed in the yard in this city by which the guage of the cars is changed with facility. The effect* of the late Jonathan Morgan, which were sold at auction on Saturday by Coroner Gould, realized alrout $10. Yesterday, the second Sunday in November, beiDg set apart by the Y’oung Men's Chrjjtian Associations as a day of prayer for God’s favor and blessing en their work, it was observed by special services by the Portland Association. At the State street church yesterday the con tribution lor the Congiegational churches in Chicago amounted to $203. It is proposed to make the amount up to $350. The las. Maiue Central train over the Grand Trunk road was run Saturday. As the noon train was going out some one placed several torpedoes on the track for a parting salnte. The members of the Girls’ Library Associa tion are reminded of the meeting at the Com mon Council Boom at 3 o’cjock this afternoon. Begular monthly mteting of the Common Council this evening. The first assembly in connection with Mr, Gee’s dancing school will take place this eve ning at the hall, corner of Brown and Con gress streets. Theodore Thomas will give one of his splen did orchestral concerts in this city on the J5th ol December. An Estekpbisinu Cgmpast.—On account of the snowstorm of Friday night the Boston steamers did not make their usual trips that evening. Since March these steamers have nvarln tl.oS. n.n.1 fn i-. F .nlnriln and until Ft iday night have not ioita single trip from bad weather or lor any accident to machinery, 'l'hia speaks well for the manage ment of the line and shows the excellent con ditiou in which the steamers are kept. It has always been the aim of the managers to keep them in every respect up to the highest stand ard of excellenoe, aud no steame rs that float surpass them in safety and comfort. The steamers have all been provided with donkey boilers for heating purposes, and are nuesrsfuud tSuion4limit 1* j. ita.m, ihps insur ing an equable and healthy tempeiature nigut and day. Their new and admirably managed laundry supplies their comfortable cabins aud state rooms with well aired linen, in a manner never before equalled, aud leave# nothing to be desired on that point. Their well known officers have a wide and well deserved reputa tion among our citizens and the travelling community at large, and the warm and com fortable passage which they offer in the winter is as tempting as the cool and refreshing sail of a hot summer night. The line has been of in calculable vatno to the city of Portland and warmly deserves the patronage of the commu nity. _ 1 hr Saiasrilua Association. At the annual meeting of the Samaritan As sociation held Nov. 2d, ’71, the Secretary made the following report: Iu presenting the forty third annual report to the public, we very gratefully aekuowledge the kindness and liberality of our triends, who have the past year in so many ways aided us in orir good work and contributed so much to our success. The urgent appeals from abroad which you have so unsiiotingly met, assuresus that our organization so loug sustain*d bv your aid, the unwearied exertions ol Us uitmbers will still be maintained aud encouraged. Re member we have the‘poor always withes” and the more we have to do with, the greater good we can accomplish. We depend almost entirely upon your gilts ol money and cloth ing; our other resources being confined almost entirely to subscription fees. We can assure our friends that their assis tance has been judiciously bestowed, aDd here with exhibit our labois for the past year:— Haring the ygar we bare held 17 meetings wills an average attendance of 14, aud have distributed 153 yards of priot, 150 yards ol cot ton cloth, 33 1-3 yards of fl mnel, 255 new and second-hand garments, 63 pairs of hoots, slices and rubbers. We assisted one hundred famil ies BLd many sick, aged aDd bereaved have felt to praise you for your geuerotity aud us for our labors. Again thanking our friends, aud especially the papers lor their g-atutious publi cations of our reports feto Ibis report is very respectlully submitted. Wus. T. Frank Jones, Secretary. TREASURER'S STATEMENT, NOV. t, 1871. Dr. Cb. Paid cash orders,. .$237 87 Bat cash cn hand tor good*. 87 47 Nov. 1, 1870. 59 69 t ools and shoes 85 74 Bui cash Worn re tx[ c-ncesoi Ic- lie! lur.d. TOCO vee. 64 19 Kee’d from do do.. 50 09 Cash on band. 137 83 tor goods- 17 91 Irom levee... 219 59 iCi.7 01 Irom member ship. 36 76 work, dona tions, &c. 50 38 i merest on bond. 83 f 8 $1507 Ol The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. J. W. Chase, President; Mrs. Charles Fobes, Vice President; Mrs. C. M. Plummer, Treasurer; Mrs. T. Frank Jones, Secretary.^_ rape Kliaabcih Bridge. To the Editort of the Prett Very few persons are probably aware ol the amount of travel over this bridge. A responsible gentleman commenced Friday morniog at 7 o’clock aud continued un til 5 p. m., to take account of the foot passen gers aud teams crossing the bridge, aed the fol lowing is the result: 1570 foot passengers, 15J5 teams. During the first three hours, from 7 to 10 o’clock there passed over 375 teams and 555 toot passengers. At this season there is no pleas ure travel, which no doubt would increase tho number passing. If you, Mr. Editor, have crossed this avenue to the Cape, so important to Portland for its business, you can estimate how much danger, perplexity aud detention the railroad tracks now laid over the approach have already caus ed, some of them illegally. Before the city au thorities shall grant the tight to lay dotvu more obstructions at this point, let tho matter at least be well considered. The present obstiuc tions have been a great injury to Cape Eliza beth, a sister community whose business aud interest are almost one with those ol Portland; and while 1 wish well to the railroad, we have yet to learn that theie are other elements which are to be protected and fostered if we wish to buld up our city. Thr reports of the Friday night’s snow-storm indicate that the fall varied much in the difi'er crent localities heard from. Lswiston reports a foot, Bruuswiclt and Bangor eight inches, Farmiugtou three inches aud Live-more Falls five. At Great Falls,N. H., a foot is roportej seven inches at Concord, eleveu at Plymoutt and four at Lisbon. Gorham Seminart.—The Trustees of Gor ham Seminary have secured the so. vices George W. Bodge A. M., recont'y concede, with Gou'd’s Academy, iiethel. He will tak charge of the Seminary as ptiucira1, uud wil open the school, with a competent list c teachers ou Tuesday, Dec. 8ili, with very flat teriug prosptqfe of success. »r. CirisJj no Fri’dinnnd PiulOr. This omiuent physician ano scholar, who h \t .jU9t (iieii iu mir m.l.-t, dosei vcd, to ns, a mote pattij^ul ir blHgvapbiCtf! nVhiftion than vvo rcmc!^n*Vlo h*Y«*ieeu in any 0* our con 1 teinpoi liitf lip* wa* *umev. hat remark ir b!p, audit it ton Id be ftfriy wiiiteu would be va#t|y ontentaiuing. He wu9 born iu Belz’c, Saxony, iu the then Kingdom of Pi u-sia, tn 1805. The male meni' bera ol his immediate family bad. bn n fihysi olaus for four g oieraHo'js. and his lather was Surgeon of the King’s body gaaid. The l>ov was able to narrate many things jouuycted with the terrible wars of the First Napo eon, aud told with much iuterest his remembran ces of the bloody field oT Xeipsic, hi* father having taken him <*ver that terrible battle ground. His education was most rig.Uly at* tended to from the first, mostly under private tutors. At tiie age of fourteen he entered the College at Potsdam, and upon graduating be wenttothe Univiirsity of Berlin, from whence he graduated in 1828, at the age of twenty three. From his earliest sudent life he had been devoted to the study ot Natural Sciences, of which Botany was, perhaps, his greatest de light. The next fow years of his life, after leav ing the University ol Berlin, lie spent in at tending medical lectures and iu ti a veiling, de voiing oue year to explorations among the Hartz Mountains. About this time lie was appointed upou a tcientific expedition for exploring in Africa, under tun auspices of tin University which be had just lefr, and which was made up under the advice of Humbolt, but he did not go. Soon auotuer of like character was designated for the Bast indies, to consist of himself and lour others, but bis father ob jected so seriously to the son’s going away from home, that this one, too, had to be given tip, aud thus the especial desire of the young man was not to be gratified. He then resolved to settle down at home, and so entered upon the practice of Uis profession in Hamburg, where he remained ten yens, and nntil the death of h a father. Immediately alter this event, which .seemed to remove the restraint that had kept him froui travelling, he was selected with lour other Berhu graduates to make certain'explor ations in Mexico. He did not start, however, wiih the rest, being compelled to remain to settle his father’s estate, and was to join the others at Ga!vesfou, Texts. Ue arrived there in 1842,.aud the first man be met was General Sam Houston, from whom ho learned of the death of all the other members of the party.— But though left alone be pushed forward and made veryr1 borough studies under the propos ed plan, and tbeu weut to Now Orleans. From the latter p’ace it se ins that he proposed to make bis Jong cherished trip to the East Iu d^fs, but had Jo forego it in consequence of l^arniltrT tilt? l»ld i.f nrnriurln in iv ni/.li _ invested before leaving home. He was here persuaded by a New York gentleman to take a trip North and see something more ot the coun try before going tuck, and he finally came to New York, where he mst the celebrated Doc tor Hoileudale, whom he had known at home, and who was then practising fo Bos ton. Doctor Hoffendale persuaded him to accompany him to Boston to assist him in his practice and to perfect himself i u the language. How long he studied tliere is uot remembered now, but he spent several months in Bostou'aud New Bedford, when, by the obauce of making the acquaintance of some Portland people who ware Dr. Hsff-n daie’s patients, chief among whom was tire late Mr. Win. O. Mitchell, he was iDduced to come here and settle, which he did more than a quarter of a century ago, and where Oe lived and practiced his profession, winning as lend a place iu the confidence and the love ot his pa tients as ever physician did. He was a sensitive, modest mac, who m ide little show of the varied learning he passes e and who, though sometimes denominated quack end pretender, nfVer showed the dqalo uia ot tbd University Irorn which ho graduated, and his iptimate friends, it is said, never had the proqis of all his scientific attainments unlit alter his death. Concerning iiis medical prac tice, which be denominated the Rationalist School, and which made his position iu the profession somewhat anomalous, it is not be fitting iu us, perhaps, to speak but it may he said with propriety an.l without reserve, that no man iu all the great brotherhood of physi cians and teachers ever surrouaded himself with a stronger bulwark ot friendship—a friendship that combined the taiih o£ a coil'd with the admiration ot men, aud whose best estate is th> tender respect paid, to his memory in every lioust hold wherein he was familiarly kDown.—Sunday fflac. To Tint Sunday Schools of Amkkica.— One of the severe losses bv the Chicago fire was the destruction of the famous Illinois' Street Mission, superintended by Mr. I> L. Moody. It wai an undenominational school, exceedingly fruitful, one ot the model Mission Schools of the world. During the past twelve years no man lias been more active in Mission Work thau Mr. Moody. Iiis whole time has been given to the cause. He has labored incessantly not only for his own field, but lor other enterprises of the kind. His hinds and iiis voice diava eterj been at tbe service of Sabbath-Schools every-' where. The nation owes it to him and. his destitute nnriali to roliniM ot m f*n lliu Lull,lit,i that went down in the great tire. There will be fifty thousand mechanics and others in that section ol Ibo city nee.diug gos pfl privileges. Ha must have a building. Chi cago has uo money. To the Sunday Schools ol America we appeal This is peculiarly a Sunday School work. Let us build without delay a Tabernacle lor the people of the suffer ing ciiy, and it wilt stand a monument ol ihe Sympathy and love of the Sunday Schools ot America for Chicago in the hour of her dis tress. Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn. 1 John Hall D. D.. New York. Joseph P. Duryea, D. 1) Btooklyn. Geo II. Stuart. Philadelphia. State Street Sunday School has contributed nearly S100 to this very worthy object, and it is wiil do likewise. All contributions to this ob ject maybe sent to Wcodbury S. Dana, e-q who will forward the game to Chicago. A Splendid Concert.—The Haydn As o ciation have, completed arrangements for a most acceptable entertainment, to take place on the evening of the 19th of December at City Hall. The Association will begin this evening the rehearsal of the Cieition, and ptesent-it at the time mentioned, assisted by-Mrs. II. M. Smith, of Boston, and Winch, the favorith basso. Theodore Thomas’s famous orchestra will play the accompaniment. This, all will agree, is a splendid combination of talent aad it will draw to City Hall one of the largest au diences of the season, prolific as it has been and is to ba with great musical attractions The Association is in flue condition, and the vocal part of the Oratorio will bo given in the most gratifying manner. We ask attention to tho advertisement of Messrs. J. B. Hobbs Co., of Chicago. This is one of the oldest firms in the ciiy, having been established seventeen years. Both mem bers are natives of Maine; Mr. Hobbs originally going from Bowdoiuham and Mr. Burke frurn Bangor. Major Thomas L. Whiie. who was found guilty of the murder of the wile of a personal friend with whom he had boarded, iu Boston, lias been pardoned out of State prison. He is iu a dying condition, and has come to Maine to be eared (or iu his last moments by his mother. The Eastern Railroad Company is to apply the Westingbaus air-brake to the cars of the Gluncester train for the purpose of testing its tfiicacy, aud if successful will generally adopt it. Death of D. T. Chase.—Mr. D. T Chase, for many years a flour and grain merchant in this city, died on Saturday, alter a longi lines?. For the past ten ytars he has not teen active ly engaged in business on acceuut of failing health. His age was 09. A New York company, J. Bailey agent, lias purchased forty acres of laud iu Freeport on whi6b' tbey have a ledge ol excellent grau ite within forty rods of the lauding at South Freeport- They propose to cutout and send specimens to New York uext week. tUI*CKKKANKOtJ* NOTICK*. Water Proof Coats.—A new lot of Sacks, with or without oapes; also Talma?, the best thing out for all weathers. 3t Send your sleighs to Chase’s, No. 7 Casco street, and have them put in order for use.— All kinds of repaiting on sleighs and carriages done at short notice. novl3eod2w Best stock of Boy’s ClotfciDg iu the city is at J. Burleigh Co. 87 Middle street. Come early and avoid thfrush Saturday evening. Those of our readers who wish to have per lcct setting teeth will find something ol inter esi iu regain iu arriucia1 uemures iu our epeciui notices by Dr. Carlton Kite ball. Rkmemheb llie Assignees sale of the person al properly belonging to tbo estate of Wood mau Little jobr, will take place to-day at 12 M. at tbe salesroom of F. O Hailey Co.— Se Advertisement. G. A. MEUittr, can bo (ound with H. W. Lewis, Hair Dresser, corner Exchange and Federal Sts. George would bo pleased to see bis friends and customers. A Good Medicine.—Tbe sale of Mr. Fel lows’ Compound Syrup of Hypophosplites bar been quadrupled within a year or so. It is really a good medicine, well adapted to build up the system and impart vigor ol body and mind. It is recommended by our best Physi cians, and we nre glad tor the sake of tbe pub lic as well as of tbe manufacturer, who is one of our best Chemists, that Mr. Fellows’ Com pound Syrup of Hypopliospites are in such deu*aud> all parts of tbe Doininiou. Owing to fiscal obstructions they cannot be sold in tbo Uuited States, whose patent-ruedicine-affiicfed citizens are thus deprived of tbe advantage ef using a really good invigorating medicine—/>£ John, N. B Journal, Vh Dec. 186S. A factory has siuco been established in tbe United States.—Editor. You ark Troubled with a Bad Breath.— f U Minoys your trieuds as well as yourself I You would like to get rid of it, but scarcely ^dow what means to adopt. We will tell you. I l ie tbe fragrant Sozodont, will cleanse and f beautify your teeth, and leave vour breath pure. GET Briggs’ Corn aud Bunion Keuiedies I BY TELEGRAPH TO THU DAILY PRESS. K O Li fdU G N Cm BEAT Ki K I TAI1V. Vfi cl Siuk« with llio Cr«w. London, Nov. 11 —Tbe 8 team ship Holsatia, iu leaving the harbor of Plymouth eu route to Hamburg, came iu collision with a schooner, which sank with all the crew. SPAIN. f nbor Riot"* iu Npaiu Madrid, Nov. 11 —The journeymen bakers iu Valencia who have been on a strike at tempted to prevent by violence tbe intro duction ot workmen and bread from tlie ad joining towns. The cavalry however succeed ed ja dispersing the mob and tfS.ormg order. The I utr ruaf ioii-.iIm. Madrid, Nov. 12 —The adherents in the Cortes of Seuor Zohlla propose on Tuesday inxc to f»re»M a vote censuring the minis try lor their course in regard to the inlet nation al society. FKArKiJB. The Fr« ich Krpobdc. Paris, Nov. 10.—President Thiers authori tivelv states that when the legislative assembly meets in December the government will pro pose to f nrf the provisional regrnoe and cstab lish a definitive republic. Thi (tnxuh Health. London, Nov 11.—The Q le.'u’d condition has wonderfully improved and all proposals tor a partial regency aie abandoned. Frenek lliBinins. Gu!z*tbas accepted tb* position of French Minister to E iglaud. Tbe Hue De Broglie takes tbe missioa to Austria, Picatd and Goulard to Italy. Tbe Ficucli'niiuUfer to Waibinrton. The rudepjndeace Beige in its Paris letter Friday reaffirms the appointment ot Jules Fer ry as French Embassador to Washington. I1 run and Rnum. Paris, Ni»v. 12.—The French press very generally discuss the receut speech ot Mr. Gladstone, Eaglisb premier, and deduce there from tbe neet-fcsiiv for Frauce to stek hence forth a Russian alliance. Humors continueconcerning ibe approach ing departure of the Hope iroin Home. The France to-day says clistioctly that the Pope intimated to President Thiers his in tention to establish a residence in France tliat Tb'ers male strong el) >rts to dissuade tbe Holy Father from bis purpose without suc cess, and fiually placed at bis disposal the Cas tle of J*au. TURKEY. C'bolrra Increasing* Constantinople, Nov. 12 —The cholera is increasing aud there are inuuy deaths daily. BEIiGI (JM Rednctiou of Rate «.f Diwouul. Buussell-3, Nov. 11.—The bank of Belgium has reduced the rate of discount to 4 per cent. Marriage of a Murderer* Prince Pierre Boaap rte, notorious for his participation in tbs assassination of Victor Noir, was monied to-day at tbe French lega tion, to Mile R'fllin. ROME. The Pope to Declare lliiu »elf King of Born*. Pa ms, Ncv. 11 —Prince Da Cbigi Alban5, Papal Mudcjo, had a long interview with Count Da Itemeusat, Minister ot Foreigu Af fairs yesterday. The Constitut'oual of to-day says they discussed the forthcoming protest of thePopejin which the Holy Father wiil de clare himself sole Ring of Rome.aud will an nounce b;« determination to hold no official in tercourse with auy foreigu repraseutatives at court or near tbe persou of Victor Utnauuel. It ia stated here that the first duty of the DucDe Harcourtou Ys ariiyal at Rome will be to present to Cardinal Anfouelli a formal protest against the publication of l portion ot tbe French Minister’s confi leotial correspon dence with the Pontififji.il Secretary. RUSSIA. Auxicly about the Safety ef Alexl*. London, Nov. 12, evening—United States Minister Curtin telegraphs fiorn St. Peters burg to the London agency that there is a dreadful slate of suspense regarding the Grand Duke Alexis, which will be relir>ed by the news of the arrival of one of the fleet at New Yoik. CALIFORNIA, lligtivrayiueu Captured. San Fa an cisco, Nov. 11.—Three highway men Lamed Jones, Houx an 1 Sampson, be longing to a gan;< who Lave repeatedly robbed the stage near Oloverdde, Sonora couuty,were arrested yesterday aud three others of the same band will he captured. Tbe Ca»c of Mrs. Fair. Tlx? case of Mrs. Fair was before the Su preme court to-day and aju?d on rnoiion for a uew irtai on recuuiear grounds. The arguments iu tlie Fair case were con eluded this evening in the Supreme Court.— The decision upon the application for a new trial will be made next week. Tlic Lot Angelos Alfu'r. The Chinese Consul at Lug Angelos is inves tigating afia-rs connected with iho late riot The Clnuese property SeizJl at the tin.c ol the riot ifi his name, but without authority of the U. S. Marshal, has Been released to the owners but nono of the money stolen has been re turned. Mluge Attacked by tmlian* mid Six Ptr ftoim Kilted. 'SU V*-’ L.»IOa«>T Artr.aBii,et <»ft was attacked a few days ago by abut50 Apaches and Mojave*, about ten miles from the former place. The driver, John Leotz, otherwise Dutch' John, and t wo pa-seugers that were with him od the b«»x were killed at the first fire. Inside there were five passen gers, three of whom were killed. Wm. Kru ger aud Miss Motile Sheppard of Prescott,were wounded, but escaped to a ehapperel and final ly reached Wickcuburg. The names of the passengers killed wereFrid Shoholm, F. N. Loriug, A. P. Solomon, P. W. Hamel aud C. S. Adams. Loiing and Hamel were ol Lieut. WhselerJs exploring expedition. Adams was scalped. The mails and baggage were plun dered. One report sav3 the attack was made by highwaymen aud not Iadiaus. Laud Grant Wanted. A railroad meeting was held at Pottlaue 1 laildicu Surt'o«n:c. PoTTSVILLE., Nov. 12. Yesterday three cbll d»eu in quest of coal at Miuersville, wandered into au abandneed mine when several portions of the gangway caved in aud all of them were suffocated. NFW YORK. 5Iorf»cp|s«f fbc Thieve*. Newt York, Nov. II—The Bureau of Mu* H cpal Ocrieclion have information leading them them to believe that Tweed is preps r tog to lire. Ti e testimony against him is not only lor frauds on the city, hut iu connection with 1£ ie transactions, winch is overwhelming. He is secretly converting everything into available fuud?, while maintaining the outward sem blance ol limints*. The TaoituauyUes believe iu his resignation and flight lugers* II has been hiding this week iu his furniture factory, and a tumor is afloat that several of bis bomUiueo, since the resu't ol the e ectiou, hiVd withdraw.!. It is believed, if ar rested today, a* p ointed by the sheriff, he will have to go *o i ill. None of tbecouusel deny that the arrest of I 8weeny is not on the programme, and it is gen erally believed tha*; a suit against him will he entered in a lew days is Tweed’s abettor in the frauds. t’iirupt Ju.lgc* to be Em peached. Gen. B.irlow, the newly elected Attorney General, is urging the collection ol evidence ot corruption ou the pait of Judge Caidozoand other city j idgciu iu order that he can impeach them as soon us he assumes hi* office. Fifteen Thousand Fraudulent VoU«. The Democratic Reform Committee have cvideuce that 15X00 ting vo‘es were fraudulent ly thrown or c noted in at the electiou Tues <1 y. and exp-ct to furnish thirty six repeaters, aheady und t surveillance. The coinmitioe fitaie that the police aided in the frauds direct ly and indirectly. Alexis, Pc Imps. A frig tie be'ow is supposed to be Mae Rus sian tuau-of war with rriuce Alexis, but it may be the Wabasb. New York B ble *«r‘ctT. New York, Nov. 12.—The 47* b annivetsaiy of the New Yoik B ble Society was celebrated tbiseveoitig Theapuuil rt port shows tbst Bibles, Testaments, etc fo the value of $13, 572 have beeu issued during the year. The re ed ids of the year $21 920, aud the expenditures $21,047. The Thieves will be Followed. Charles O’Conor said yestei lay that Tweed was taking all the prelim nury steps turn take when tbcy seek *o eludt justice by flight to a f. iroinn lan.-l ni.lifii urmi l.l n.t l.n -r.». -r act»ve iu airesiiug him eveu if the Committee of Seveuty give them power, and fPould not help u> by informing as of his movements O’Cuiior believed Tweed weull oertaiolyfly and that there were uot many impediments io bis way. He did uot tliii k he would re the ouly prominent crimiaal who wouM quit the country, but wherever they go in Europe, they will find that they car not remain wbb impu nity. Tbey will be followed wherever the law cau follow. As io Fields his seat in the as sembly will ba disputed on tbegrouudof frauds of which the proof is so abundant that Horatio Seymour will surely take bis seat. N• w Cil? Charier. A icw charter is already drafted for snbmis s'on to the Legislature, which will provide a u»«re just government lor the people. As t the ditficulty about the Aldermen the Mayor need uot trouble himself it, as iu J muary in any case tbe ne wly elected Abler men will be the Aldermen and aU pfiuts of law swep. away. The Arrested Alderman. J mies Irving, in a pul lie statement, soys he knows notbiue about the assault on Dowley for wlfcb he is arrcs.ed. He don’t know tb t he ever saw DowKy. He was tot near tbe fracas and did not recoguiz* any of fbe parlies concerned iu it. He tbii.ks that tbe action against him is far the purpose of perstentior. and that Ire has beeu mated by tbe Uoited States authorises like a dog. It is suspected that tbe wrong mao is arrested, and a report e.bout the sheriff's tfliee soys that the desciip fc ou of the assailant taffies with one of the deputy sheriffs by the name of Jim Elbe. iolhslAu. The steamer City of Pans sunk yesterday afternoon the caual boat Montana, ladeu with grain. She was insured for §13,000 “May b« Expected 1*117 iVIotneal.” Quarantine, Staten Island, Nov. 12 The Russian clipper Abieck, C.«pt. Schan'z thirty-iwo drys from Madeira, anchored in tie lower bay last night. C<«pt, Schio*z says be parted company w.th tbe Admiral about twen ty-seven days ago. Their arrival here may be expeCTeu any moment. Tbe Abuck left the Russian fleet iu Ion. 21, lat 30, wi’b orders to take a south*riy cour.-e under steam to New York and rendezvous until the arrival the Admiral. Cataeazy, the Russian minister, has boarded the Abreck. 0bo tobacco m inufactnrers and revenue 1 tfioials a committee was appoint ed to draft resolutions to send to Washington ic was geceiany agreed that bonded ware bouses are unuecessary; that the piddling sys tem be restricted or abolished; that dealings iu tbe leaf tobacco ueeded better teguUuious and that the taxes should be reduced. A Vessel *iuk«. Cleveland, Ni)v. 11.—A dispnfch from Malison rep iris a vessel sunk two mile* from tbe shore with three meu lashed to tbe cross trees. A tag bat gone from here to theit as sistance. mi^MOtai. Faint Ituiiioad Au'idfut. St. Louis, Nov 11 —Tbe passei ger train on tbe Northern Missouri Railroad which left here yes;erday, having oars containing ninety live recruits, was approaching WeMsville, niueiy miles no:t of ibis cry, abmt noon and run ting on a down grade at a high rate of speed, a rail broke and tbe Cirs containing llie re cruits j imped tiie fack and rolled down tbe i mbaul.un'iUt^tarxu.o^uYei- two or tun«lianas Two so'dit-rs were killed and thirty olo others were injured by iliC acc'dent. UTAH. Various Jlutic rn, Salt L\kk City, Nov. il.—Missionaries leuve for tbe Ea-t next Thursday. There bos been no intelligence from Brig ham Young or Orsou Hyde. Sacw is falling oa the hills. ill cuing hiflicullirR. Accounts (rom Provo represent all manner of outrages pending the suit between Eureka Oo. and King David aud May Henrietta Co.’s. Two witnesses for defendants were assailed with slung shots and badly injured. The Sunt, of the May Henrietta Co. was shot at twice, narrowly escaping w ith his life. Miners al most unanimously espouse the cause ot the King David and May Henrietta Companies. TENNESSEE. Iuccu t:ni*v Fire. Chattanooga, Nov 11.-Afire this morn ing originating in Fisher Bros. j-welry sfore comer ol 8th and market streets, destroyed a square aud a half of tbe business noition of ibe e.iiv. Loss estimated at $75,000; iusutanao, $30,000. It was the work of incendiary. Tbe city w is fired in two other iflace4, but the fires were extinguished. Filleeu supposed Chicago desperadoes‘arrived from Memphis last night and suspicion points to them. There have beeu many arrests for robberies. Anoiher Miip Wrecked. Georgia, Nov. 12—The ship John Patten, from Liverpool, biought the officers and crew of the wrecked British brigautiue John Jeffrey, which encountered a hurricane on the 19th of October and was dismasted on tbe 221. She lost b»r rudd«r, and on the 3.1 of November the fticers and crew were laken of! by the Patten. SOUTH CAROLINA. More Ku Klax. Yorkvillk, Nov. 11.-The Enquiier of the 9tb says forty two more arrests have beeu made in York coumy during t »e week, And three hundred more persons have made conlesaioas as to membeiship wiih the Ko Klux. Yellow Fever Digappett: iiig—Frost. Charleston, N >v. 12.—There has been jo deaths fioni yellow fever for two days. Tbie leading physicians advise ihe patients to come back and large numbers have already return ed. The city council has ordered a day of thanksgiving and prayer. There was a heavy white frost this morning. K A IN19 A si. A Mau Attempt* to Murdfr IIin Family St. Louls. Nov 12.—A borriole murder was committed near Osage Misjion, Kansas, ou the night ot tbe fitli mst John P. FlaDagau, tbe perpetrator, baviDg recently suffered a pecuu iaiy loss, resolved H)i'ispa*ch himself aud fami ly. He administered chloroform to his wife aud two 1 tile gills, ageu two months and two years. About lour o’clock in the moruiag Mr*. Flauagao awoke from the stupor and discovered her husband driving teu penny uaila into tbe heed ot one oi her childreu. F*y iug io tbe rescue o* her babies, she found them tTniririt Slw> in -v.-r V»or husband and gave the- alarm Flanagan was taken into custody. A letter Icund tacked to the wad a !dressed to soma relatives which antes that in consilience oi his mind lemg in such a eoLdiiiou that hw could not do anything and had determined to kill himself and family i xcepting his sou Clarence. lUIITKOROliOGICJt I/, tiyuop it of Wen*h r R< p -rfa for Ihr pml nvmd«Voar lluurn. War Dep t, Office Chief Signal) Officer, Washington, D C., Nov. 12,(7.00 P. M.)) Probabilities The lurometer will probably continue h'gl) with clear wea her to night, tol lowed by cloudy weather on Monday in the Middle ai.d Erstern States; clouds and rain will extend very generally over the Mississippi Valley and Like Huron, and increasing soulli eastetly winds on L ke Michigan to-night.— Elsewhere dangerous winds are not anticipa ted. Signals ora ordeie l for this evening at Chicago aud Milwaukee. WVaflirr Report—’Vov 11-1*2 I*. M* War Department, Signal Service O. S. Army, Di vbiouol Telegrams and Reports tor the benefit of Commerce. M s a wi m Place 3 i g oi Si tf o .2 o observation. v £1 Ci tt H .is S. Q 00 Boston.,.’.30.42 28 NW Ciear Oharleston.S.C..30.il f4 N E Ciear Cbeytune.W.T. 29.65 20 N W Clear Chicago.30.71 44 SE Fair Cleveland.30.86 33 Cum Far Corinne. Utah..3'.06 34 c.i'ni Fair ludianapolis....30.23 4S ssE Cloudy Mt. Washington.30.22 10 N C'ear New 1 oudon ..30.43 29 N clear New Orleans. ...21 95 65 SVV ll'yrain New Vork... .30 47 31 N Cl«ar Norfolk..30 49 41 Cain Fair Omaha..9.83 40 Cilui Lt lain Pitching.30.5.' 37 NE Fog Port laud.30 88 30 NVV Char Sau Francisco. .80.21 52 s >V Cloudy Savannah.80.85 E5 NVV Cloudy Washington 30.52 52 Calm Hizy Wilmington... .3'.40 44 NE Fair .Montreal, C. F.39.49 28 W Clear Barometer corrected lor temperature aud elevation WA*lfIIVOTOf. Civil Serrice Commission. Aintkarol^ Nov. 11 —Tbo civil servic commission resumed lli*• ir sessions lo day. dis cusstug the que.tiou, Wbal exceptions ai necessary to the propostd general rules ol ap poiiitmeui?” Kridenslie:i oMni ii. Migcl. The redguatioa of Qen. Frauz Sigel as Col *\CxrC ^iitrtru-4l Lie venue for the 9-h distric of Now York, was received at the Treasuiy to day and accepted. Injunction Uift'totvcri. Hie D.strict Supreme Court to-day di&o’vec ttie iiijunc i against the issue of $4,009,000 t< pjy for the 8i werage aud street impiovemeut; m this city. i ,^e British claims com mission meets on th* 14f h. The reported defalcation in the Washington i ost Oihce is untrue. IVo Iti^ht to Vofo. Chief Justice Carter rendered a decision to day agaiast the right of women tovete. Pc«a«ibii illiiitorri. Washington’, Nov 12—Under the law grur from tbe Dorth, with the therm >mi ter 15° above ze o, aud a j*gbt snow. Saturday nigbt thin ice formed iu this city. An aurora was reported this morniog at 1245 o’clock from Rochester, N. Y. A amatl number of meteors were also ob seived. Tbe observer at Chicago reports an unusual number of meteors. fLiiinon. li I cijoii Rc.ui'iis. Chicago, Nov 11.—Returns from 47 counties give Beveridge, the Republican candidate for Congressman at large, 13.500 majority. tklkcmapii irsiH. An express train on the Grand Trunk Rail road, when near Wilder, Oat trio, on Weduei day morning, ran off the track. Three pas^en gers wi re severely injured one of whom died iu a short time. A new compauy has been farmed to furnish roliing-sb ck for ih* Atlantic aud Great West eru Railroad. The $-5,000,000 ot capital stock was subscribed two fold iu two days. Tbe committee ot tbe Labor Reform party have mailed the ctedcntiaJs ot m» uibers lo tbe convention tbe oihot December to several huu dred influential sympathizers with tbe cause. The Presideut Saturday issued a proclama tion suspending tbs writ of habeas corpus in Union county, South Carolina. I'he Academy at Plattsburg, N. Y., tbe old est laud-mark iu the place, was buiuei Satur day moraiug. Gov. Hoifmau has pardoned Beoj. Teachout who was sentenced to be banged for poisouivg his wile, new evidence received throwing doubt ou his guilt. Tb9 rumored burying of the hatchet between Seuator Feutou and Collector Murphy, on Thursday eveuiug is incorrect. They u et at tbe resideuce of a mutual friend and duly le coguize 1 each other as ail gentiemeu do under similar circumstances. •Jbbo VV. Youug.son of Brigham Young, sta ted in New York, tfatmday, that Brigham will nokjedst uoy process of the court. He wifi not leave Utah; that Delegate Hooper has no compromise to propot-e at Washington, and ooue wiil be offered; that no outlit-aks i? con templated at Sap- Lake, aud that the only so lution of the difficulties is the admission of Otah as a State. He is not prepared lo state whether polygamy Till be abaudoued if admit ted. A Chicago despatch says a comm'ttoe of grain receivers w?s ay pointed by a meeting Friday fusing to pay for graiu defrayed.in tcan»itv Nj death lrom yellow fever la Charleston, Saturday. Erjsliteen d« »!ers in thilkpy wer« indicted by tub graud jury in Baliimoie, S tturday. Early Eason was sentenced, 'Saturday, in Memphis, Teuu., to be hung Dec, 29, for mur der. Henry Montgomery was sentenced for life iu the penitentiary iu Wheeling, West Virginia., for being au accomplice in the murder of Ed ward West. The steamboatmeu’s convention at Loois v?lle, Ky., Saturday, asked Secretary Bout well to suspend tbe eufoiccmcut of the law of last CoDgresa uutil it cm ba revised: and that the United States take the Louisville canal and re duce tbe tolls. The dinuer of the Boston Press club tcok p’ace Saturday night at the Revere House.— Speeches weie mad3 aud poems read. Mark Twaiu was among the guests. Arrived yesterday, at New York, City of New York aud Q .eeD, from L Vcrpool and Eu ropa from Glasgow. Two negroes were wounded and a negro po liceman phot through the head by a crowd of roughs iu Portsmouth, Va, Saturday uight. BUSINESS NOTICES. lr is said that if a puff of air were to be blown into a ve7 Federal street. Tbe public are invited to call and see for themeelve9. _ novll—3t We have the largest and best stock of over coats in this city, aud shall sell them at ex tremely low prices. George W. Rlcli Sc C 173 Fore street._novlQ-1 wFM&W Job Printing.—Send your orders for Job Printing to the Daily Press Printing House where they will be promptly attended to at the owest possible rat*s. Wm. M. Marks?. Briggs' Pile Remedies are snccess. Briggs*Allavantor cures Catarrh. Try Briggs' Throat and Lung Healer. V/ XTJK. jlTJL Ala i-V O A ix Foreign ICxports. MATANZAS Brig J H Lane—0833 tox shook#, 806 b'ds. p iiutoes, 3i do onions, 100 kiis mji kt rel, 2ST >ln»ok? and heads, 14 >7 pair? headings, 8J0 boxes herring. 600 cabbage, BUENOS AYRES. Br'g Curie Win low-330.88t ft lumber, li-C0 shingles, 5'J bolls duck, 0 pkgs iwiue, 330 gro.-s matches. ST. JOHN, NB. ?ch I) W CUik—900 bbls.fl jur.100 do oat meal, 10 tons feed. HALIFAX, N. S. Steamer Car’.of a—1069 bbls. flour. 50 do oat i ea’, 1* 58 bash. hear, 1060 do bar* icy, 375 do malt, 1 Iotmd.*e.. Receipt* by Kailiaadi aad SteambaaP. Guano Trunk Railway.—240 cans ruiik, 12 3 bbls flour, 14 bu'« glue stock,-! rolls le.Uli-r, 21 o $poo s, 50 tars lurnb l, 2 do potatoes. 1 do laths, 1 do butter. 1 do oats, 3 do shook, 1 do hay, 3 do wood, 1 do elapboaids, 1 do material, 6 do corn. Shipments •o Lower Provinces— 1400 bbL flour, t car boxes, 1 do paper, 1 do sundites. Mew York Misck and .’Vlnaey TlarkM. New York. Nov. 11— \torninnj United States 5-20’s United States 5-20’a 1808, ..in' Uuited States 5-20’s 1865, n United States 5-20’s, ..*.J*1.. United States 5-20’s, United States 10-10*., coupon.‘99 Currency 0’s.11 The folio ving are-the loienoon stock quotation?: Western Union Telegrapu Go.b* Pacific Mail. N. Y. Central aud liudson Rivev consolidated... 91 j N If. Central Hudson Kiverconsolidated scrip.™* Erie. di Erie preferred.... Harlem. Harlem ..*2* Heading. -W Michigan Central...'*? Lake Shore Michigan Southern, ex div. M Illinois Ceutrai...l tJ Cleveland Pittsourg!. Chicago tV North Western. 90 Chicago North We*t«*rn preterred. ^9 Chicago .fc Hoi k l slam i.'ik Milwaukie& st. Paul. Pittsburg Fort Wayue... 95 t'\L __ I ——M Tlni-kfis. NEW York. Nov. 10—5 I*. M.—**!,»* qnlef unchanged: pots 8 00 g. 8;.0; ptar-s 0 n 975 Cottou in active dcm u d lor spinning at dc liiio sales 5*30 l.«!cs; Middling pi.uids 18',-. n, ll: „Ult.£ 5 and,without decided cUaf’jEe; receipts I4.qi0bbi« sales 6100 l*bls.; superfine Western and Mato 5 7t> ay 6 25; couunon to maid extra V\estern atid Suite.g t j 6 B 70; e#ud In choice do, 610.U.7 20; common to choice White Wheat Western extra,, 20 3* 740:«,Mi nion to good ex. io Onio. 6 CU@ 7 20; .oiroioo to choke extra St. Louis 6 90 9 *5; maiket clnjflug dull atad heavy with holders disposed to to r» allze. Southern Kiour dull ami unchanged; sales 40 l)l»H at 0 80 g) 7 50 for common to lair extra and 7 55 gg 9 '.5 lor go* d to choice do U»e Flour qnlc and steady; sa.es 200 bbls. at 4 10 g 5 40. Coru Meal quiet and unebnug od. Wbiskc\ Oime* and in lair icqucst; sales 6 <0 lib?s. *«t 92-; small parce s a 92|c. Grain-Wheat recelp'8 173.151 buel>.; Wheat irregular and unset" 1 e i. opening steady and cl* si’jp I [eg ?c higher with a fair ixj*>rt demand; sales I1G.OOO bush, ul 1 54 1 55 for No 2 Spring, 1 55@ I GO'or Winter KeU West* rn, l 62 fig 1 01 tor Amber Western, 1 S3 1 72 4br White Western. 1 75 tor priao Amber Lot p Is'nwd, 1 7') for extra choice Amber In liana. Rye quiet and h avy. Barley quiet; sales 4;;00 bush, at 9Jo tor six rawed Statf. Bariev Mah thin. Corn—receipts 57, 4(iJ bush.; market t eavy aud Jc lower with a n»od-*i a*e export a«il home ir*»io demand; sales 158.000 bit-h. itt 77* Tsc tor Western Mixed in store, and 80 [a) 81c lor afloat, closing at inside quota’ions Oats ln«vy an 1 lower; reteip* 43,267 bush.; sales 43,0 0 bush, at 5 :j u 51Je tor Western and Ohio, the laflcr h»r ebo co w lute, dosing sellers* piime Wesiem at 53io. Hay siealvut 11 00 ior slurp ng and 10) !fa) 16 00 lor retail lots, H j.s out; 1b71 qutle-l t 35 cy 6^5; J870 at 20 a 3 V: 1SG9 at 10 >y 20.; 1804 at 9 'ey *i0 Coil wi hi .t dee idea »Lunge a' 5 50 G ;0 lor Aoihradic $>e:ug Leather steady; Hcm o k Sol.*, Hu* lies A\res aud Bio uiande light mi idles and h .-avv wei.dus 28 29; Caliiornia do 2o(jy *8 and Oii tHiCnin^Jiffl',‘71 l...* Oli o qufieu at 62# @61c; puUe I 61c; tubb d 70 Itxas33@12 uuwa.tied 40 46 Kali clip Cali/jin*a lOr. Cotleo du l and nominal; Rio quoted nr 17} @19Jc. Su.at' qu'et and firm: lair to good re n:nng quo e«l al 8# 9Jc; Bales 100 nh s. Cuba ai 9 9$c. Mo]:i?scs dull. Itic^ quiet at 7# ty 8}c. Pe tiole mn qu>ct hi 12# u l2$e for crude and £2#c lor le iiued. Pro.is!ons —pork firmer; salts 13'*0 bids, niessit 13 0>@ 13 20; prime 10 r0; p’lme iue*s 11 1*0; al-o 500 Ubl«. me>9 M nvb at 14 37 Beet quit-1 sales 109 bbls. at7 0j It 00lor plain mess. 11T>0@14 00 lonxfraco. Bi-et Hama cull at I6@v4<\ Tierce Beet Uul1 at 1C 00 17 00 tor prime mess and 19 00 @20 00 tor India do. ut Meats unchanged at lu@ 12c lot bams; shoulders 5# 7c; middies firm and m re aciive; sa’es 24r.O boxes long cear at 8#c; abort d 8|c; loug and short clear Dece *.b?r, J v »ury and February at 8 ty long clear February 7#<*. Lard opening firm and cJotkd dull; sales 770 tieices at Ojj jje i«»r No. 1 to prime; 10c lor kettle rendered; also 5«io tierces Janu i Stale. Cheese q iet at 11 t:j|e. N-.vil Stores—* puts Turpentine a diet at 69c; (to-do firm at 4 75. 4 874 tor strained. Tallow steady; sales 80.00U lbs at freights to L!verpool qaUt; Cotron per steam 7 Chicago,Nov. 11.— Flour unchanged. Wbe.it— demand Sigh: and ho dors firm No. 1 Spiiug 1 24 1 24}; No. 2 do J 2>»#. I 22; No. 3 do at i J0$; rejtct e 1 1 021 1 051; No. 2 Spring, teller December l 22J. Com in tiir demand ami firm; No. 2 Mixed 4*i 1 Rye Iti iur demand; No 2 at 33$c. barle\ is hi her; So. 2 $priug G4#c. Pork firm at 12 75@ 12 87 sel er December 12 70 12 75; do J.miimy 12 87$ 13 00; F bruury 13 12 1J >5; March 13 35 I t 40. Bo k mea'B ii fiir demand; gteen bams 7@7Je; shoulders 4 4$c; short lib u.ii lies 6? 6t*j no old meat in market. Bonded moats, shoulders 5c; Cum berland middles 6^:; long c car 7. Wliisjtev active and higher at 88c. L ve Hoe’S active and hither at 3 95 4 50. Receipts—6000 bbls. flour, 65 003 bu b. wheat, 129 fOO bush, corn, 3000 bush. oa*s, 14,000 bu*b. barley, 8,000 bush. rye. Sbipmeuis—3000 bbls. fi)or, 69,000 bu-b. wheaf,87 eoru, 2,00i> bush, bailej, 14,009 busb. rye, 3030 bogs. J Cinotws ati, Nov. 11 -Pork dull at 12 73 asked and U 50 ottered ior ine»s Lnrd dull a» 8# 9.- Bulk MeMs firm and dip'; shoulders 7c: sides74@ 7#c; newdb>7# '©7#; delivered twowteks hence #c •e s. Bicod unchanged, s'loullers7c sides 7# 7 £c. Live H gsi i g cd demand at 4 40® 4 it'; receipts 6560. Whiskey quiet al >-8c. Milwaukee, Nov. II.—F’onr dull and unchang ed Wheal firm; No. I at 1 22;,; No. 2 at 1 £0. Oils firm; No. 2 at 33#c. Pom steady; No. 2 Mixed 48lc. Rye steady; No 1 at 62$ Bulay stcadv, No. 2 Fa 11 531. Receipts—4000 bids flour, G6.000 hu«li. wheat. Shipments—3000 bbls. ti ur. 61,000 busb. wheat. T^lfco, Nov. II.—Flour irteadv. Wheat s eadv; No. 1 White Michigan 1 45; d do Amber 1 43; No. 2 Winter Rtd 1 34; No. 3 do 1 30; r< j-ctcU 1 21 Cornjirm; high Mixed 55 55$. new do 54jc; low do 54$e; Y< l ow 53;c lew do 54Jc; Michigan 55c. Oats firm No. 1 at G c; No. i 37#.; Michigan G8jrc. CHIRLKSTON. Nov. 11.-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands 17$ 17$e. Savannah, Nov 11.—Colton is 5n good demand; Mi-idliug uplands 17$@l7Jc. Mobile,Nov. 1'.—Cotton firm; Middling uplands 17$e. New Obt is* ut, Nov. 11.—Cotton quiet; Middling uplands 17# 18c. rereinn ttlnikcla. London, Nov. 11—1130 A. iM.—Cousofs 93$ ior money qnd account. Amsr'can securities U. S 5-20’s 1862, Dli; tl* 1865, Ud, 91#; do 1867. 93J; do 10-K/s 83#. PAkts, Nov. 11.—R« n(es 57t 10c. Liverpool, Nov. 11- 10 30 a. m.—Cotton quiet and steady: Middling uplands Md; do Orleafla 03 I; sale* 10.0C0 b:ile8. London, Nov. 11—1.30 P. SI —Cmiso a( 9CJ lor loooev arid account. American aecarilles—U. S. 5-20*. t£C2,911; sfc week has been active in Freights to Liverpool, tint the am ple supply ot loom ha* suppressed any advance, and we bavr on’y to note increased thinness in ratts. The e h *b b-vu some inqnirvffor clnrter to Arast. r dam. I ut. wi hoot any result (fotoi mining a qu na tion fd istasked, l»ut lias not been conceded, Rail, i du t! Cotton to Liverpool l*y sail l

Portland. Saco i» Portsmouth Railroad. 130V OXYGEN m 371Con"res8 Street, Established for the cure ot CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONS U 3IJP TI O N, DYSPEPSIA, SCttOFULA., AihI nil diseases arising Irom im pure Tilood. Treated by Btrembing “OXVCEN AIK,’ Medicated Inhalations in connection with other remedies. The public ate invited to call and investigate FBEE OF CIlARbE vLetters ot Inqu.ry promptly answered and treat ment sent it desired Address, Or. J. f9. BROWER, If 7 I l ougren S.'ieel, Partlaud, Me* Dr*. E Clark, J. M. Cummlugs ami C. H. Bail give perm legion to reror to them. Pbvficians s Plied with Oxygen 01 Ox^geuaitd Water. j-1 “1 t.t,s dCni au.il i\2mo BF TOT HAITI TO FIT A Difficult Foot, «(ft TO Palmer’s 132 Middle Street Where you eui a w!de or narrow, full or sliu: Boot. jn>t the \w Ith uud length that will be easy or. gracelui, and tujuy ibe rare luxury ol wearing a 1 er leot fltiiug bcot. sep26tt PIANO ROOMS, Cahooia RIock, next City Hall, Congrews M ED. B. ROBINSON, Ha* the Exclusively Agency for the i 1 1 IT n& I? D 7!a tl,e ele*qnt E WLTT Wf tiilin PMXO FORTES A’so other standard make is all sold at the lowest reduced prices. SPORTSMEN J. B. Lucas, 69 Exchange St., Has just received another lot ot thosifine Hrcecla EiOailinj NI10I Gnu?. Also a few more ot those very cheap Eirdiili Ttri.it Uaiiblc bbl. Gout. W. D. LITTLE Co.’s, Inuirnnce Agency, 49 i FxcEiUugc Hf, Oct 17tA, 1871. Thr Ulmliani’H nnd North An»rricnn ln Hurance Foiupniiic* of Iffartford. Having been coinpe1 ltd to surrender and suspend business lor the present, wo b »vc t request a'l i er soti* bolding Policies ot three Companies to liand them in to us for cancellation without delay. In the meantime wo b*?c endeavored to protect all ol the Pelicy holder scut ot the c.ty. and as tar ai jts s'ble, those within the city, by placing tho’.r ribks in other sale companies. City File luKuraucc Couipuuy of IVait fo rd. Our advices from the President ot this Comi any nbw in Chi ago warrant us in saying to our patrons ami friends that the “City File” is all right and will con tinue business as usual and pay all its lo ses prompt ly as hen to'oie. The Phoenix is all right paying all its lots s and leaving a clean suvplus of over 1,000,000. Oct 18-d&*iit Commissiotiers* Notice. THE Subscribers hiving hern appointed by the Ju' ge ot 1 iobate for the Count? of Cum berland. Commissioners io txamin and taai upon the cla ms ot creditors to the estate ot ihnd deus S i.lirg late ot Ojije E iziheth, in raid Coun ty, deceased, represented iu«clveu am*. six months 'roni the s. v»irh day of November, A. D71 el tig a1 towed for that pm pose, hi rtby give no tice Iba*. they wi l atteul to the duties a'g.gned them, at the oflice of Howard Cleaves in Port laud outlie tw.ntlcihday ci December A. D. D7l.cn the twenty Forth day of January, A. l>., 1872. and on 'he seventh day ol May, A.D., 1872, from one to 1 :ur o’clock in ibo afternoon on each of said dijs. TlXNIiY B. CLEAVES, KOBEKT IlOll NS X, Commissioners. Dated at Portland the eighth day ot November, i i A. D., 1871. dUwttwF ENTERTAIN M ENTS. FI, UMMYT U*IF '•'uesdiij Evening. November 14th Four Following Nights 1 Eltclro Biology and fhreuology Tnsti ucliocjnut Amusing, W. Stone Wii' g vc a.- above, a Scries of Wonderful and Atnusiny EXPERIMENTS Upon peiSM.*8 in a ncrtecllv wakeful s'ate. In order ro attract tKneral Attention to this In tel e-Jog Science there will he presenter to the Au Uieecc each evening at least 50 Bemtiftil Costly Gifcs, Free of Fxtra Charge. Doors open at 7 1 »ck. Commence at 8. Adm issroti wit h one envelope) 35 cents. Front Seats (two cnvel pe*) 50 cents. Family Ticket, to admit (farce, 'six enve ope*) $1. Ticki t* may be had at IIa*e C ragin'* .Musi? Stoto. 77 Mald'e street, nr H»o kbrijge** Music store, 11ti fc^veh tug..* st ami ac ihe uooi. u j4Jtf M. L. At. Fourth Entertainment Wednesday Evening, Jiov 15th, LECTURE BY Rev. E. H. Ghapin, of N. Y. Tickets tlio i’rvi».u i r.n n ol'ti Ui- 1,iC,0»! »'7 o’clock. 4# -^/^k 14# Tlw I rich American Relief Aeae cml o.i, will give uu A ureicbly at LANCASTER HALL, THURSDAY NIGHT, Nov. 16th. Music by Chandler’* Quv'rille Ban.l. 1). F. Chandler prompter. Tickets adoiiitiug Gent and Ladles $1. Members cm procure their tickets ot William McA’eney. 2S Preb e afreet.and at tbe d or. Floor Director. R 11. Parker; As>fsiant\ E. H. Coleman, E..J. Liak, B E McDonough, P. O Con nor Mixiine Pequet, Jam^a IIcroon. Discing te commence at 8 ..'clock. C otliiog chocked tree. _ noYlttd Reliable Insurance l TSie Y$Id Flucuix Ins. Co., of Hartford, ICO.SMKCTIODr, “ittses Iroui the A,Uei ’of the Cbieage Fire »i!h* clean surplus ei over One Million Dollars, And is now, a« heretofore, one of Ihe strongest com pancs doing l usiness m Maine. t ttkb A m H Oci. 1st 91,730,COO Lossenat Ch'c»(to about 700 OOO Capital and Bui pi*, 1,4:30,000 Tt will (bus l>e seeh tbat ills old company affords as ample security to its Policy holders as at.y other Company in the cruntry. Policies Issued as bcieioiore on ibe most favorable terms. All 1 sses prompt y aujuf led and paid by ft’. 1). l.lTfLi: Winter Board for Horses. AI tb-’ stable in Dieriog, lunnerly ralbd tbe “Purest City Park Stnle," box Halls, to*j keening, and plei.tr ot room tor out floor extreme. Address CHAS. E. MARWICK. Portland. (-9.12W OWIVES TO IjET. r| FRONT OFFICE*1, second story, over store? No 136 aiiy ivuttror rail, (ilea ni> -viih .verr m.dirn eouvcuicnce. J ■•■•Jou.tMN.tt Second-hand Fire Hone FOU SALE by J. L. SHAW CO, 102 1-2 Fore sireer. foil ic» t 5-ply Rubber. 2 1-2 inch. 3(0 ieet Leather 2 1-2 inch. 200 teet Linen 2 1-2 inh. All in g od o.der aud nearly new. no9tl A. hi. McKENNEY, THE WELL KNOWN l*lio(v^Ta;;liic Artist II.is fitted up the Best Tilt togrnpliiu Bo in the Stale, and famished 'beni In lie u ovt fash ionable and elegant rtv 'e, whore lie will nuke all ih'o siyles ot the art as well as cau be done iu the S nte t ,he*cl*,p“ 011 w cehbrated 1‘ho f. sm m. Mr. Stnllli would be pleased to hare n,„ ot Ills Old Metals. a aTe twtroiwgi He retarns his tha Dies to the nubile Ur .1 I«1 Middle siren, l«ortln..d, Me. oct IS-sndlwJtuiwU V T ENTERTA1NM ENTs AS 8 EMBLyT VIH. A M. (iKE would announce Ul- flirt assembly ia ocuiactfoa with In* c!*m in Duiciii/, illjuday Ereuiag; IVevmbfr I3ih. at lU Academy, corno< ol Browu yud C’vn^u**> »u. Muj;rb\ Chandler's B ind. Mr. Geo will co'uuenre b*8 first refloat tor Insfigp. lon in Dm 1-tg ircrfn itg scholar.* o’i Wedncilflj evening. Nov. I5tb9 ncl codMjup every Wednesday. For paniculate at>ply at the Ball, Social A.Hxembly t MR. .J. W. UAVMOND Will fcive an auetubly iu connection with bj* Sellout AT LANCASTER HALL.., dlomliiy Ervuioii Norriuber 13th. Ticket, admitting Gant with Lad e, let tb» ouoeM. (1; Lnlles- ticket. $1; Ueiii’a Hubei, *2 5®. Rtt of o’u Iron and Rags, About 1(0 barrels old Bottle*, Two hundred Beer and Lh unpagoe Bottles, 'Two Paper Cutters, Ooe Urge Piatfo- ra Scale, One Store Counter, Taorhiies Portland A Maobia* Steamboat Cj.f Two bundled shares Mauield SUU Co., Four *bare« Maine State Boiler Co Oue Watch and (Jhmi. GFviR.EF.RMEKY, CHAiLE'i P. M A r roCKS A»slgDf,8 in R inkruptcy Ul Woo imao Liuklu1!* aud N.iiiiau \1. oo iiuan. XovV-JHi B*,LliV t-*1 Aactlaa,«r». STOCK -IJT Japan TEA Stow, 158 Exchange street, bi AiCTionr, On Tuesday, Nov 14f at 2 1*2 PM. F. BAILEY C«M Auciioofm. HAVING determine*? to change my business exdus.ve retail Flow Tr*tov I shall clone cm my entire s'ock ot Oroc*rie< at Auciloi, cousi>ti >f (I ches s T-*4, whole Coffee, F o lr, who'e and pu f ground Sv>ods are fresh and flrut class. no8il llamdiicfiim'V Sale OF Furniture, &e.9 BY AUCTION. F. O. BAILEY 3c CO., Asiln. AX, E shall te 1 ou THCRSI) AT, Nov 16th, at tan A II, at store N-i iS8 and ItiO Fore sf. T st^ck in store which consists la part ot about /X Cb-.mber Set*. (It ird am! soft wood); B. W. Cent w Tables (marble top): Votasii* li. W. aud Hair Clot a. Wh boots, B. W. and Chestnut Kx'cntion Tablet, Cane Seat and <>ak Dining Chai s, Stuffed and Cana Seat hcckm*. Mirrors, Bedsteads Buie ms. Loan e«, Spring Beds, Feathers, Crockery and ©Ujt Ware, Oil Carpeting. A'so 1 Catdue'Bed. EX^Sa»e |*ositive. nol3td Guardian’s Sale. PUK^CANT to a lice ire of thx |Probate Court \<\t the C tunty of Cumberland to n- granted oo t it first Tue day of November, 1871, to make sale or i it real es'ato o' Caleb Hatch, Mai tlm K. Hatch a-d Donnell D. If itch, mv waid,, consisting of Uiree li reenths in tcrnoi u and undivided ot a cert da ot .'aud, which is the eiHer'f half ot ilie homcat ui of toe late Caleb S. Hatch, dec .■«'*ed. oo B acker c St, in said f’orttiind.being the lot adjolnis;* the land and bakery oi George W. H. If'ookp, ot» the westerly side theroo', on sdd street, I wilt >ell the sa d real estate ui ujv said war is at public ai.c 1-»n on ~t >e Thh teenth dav of D. c mber, 1871. ut the office ot Deane A Verfil*, 49 1-2 lfiit-hang s' n et, at lOo’c’o ;k A. M., tor U*e purpo es in ill*1 license sc* forth. Sarah E. HATCH, GuxrdUu oi Caleb Hatch A als. Port'and, Nov. 11, 1871 novl3-lawJ»M JK. K. HUNT, Oommiuion Maiohant and Anotionear VO. 316 Congress st., will sell every evening Lx large <4>soruueiit ot Staple and Fancy Goodi. Goods wilt be sold during the day in lots to Sill', purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advance*! or* u dascription* oi goods. Consignment* not limited. February ll, 18U8. dtt !V-o-(-i-c-c T-li-e-s-c F-A-C-T-S! —THAT AT— DURAN’S Clothing House, Can he found any aMIcle in lhe way o< Wearing A para! lor AK11 and Hoys and at prices that Will apeak for Themselves. Wo have a well assorted stack, our floods are Hr* rlaas in ever, respect, aim we aim to plesae In prices material »td make. Who cau’i afford to dress well with Clothing at there pii.ca. Qrerrsala 88 Qrrrfaati ^ri seoula 30 81# Jjiiaiuea lain JLjuaiueoe Sails *t Jjsilseu Rslis J prefer* 8S. J 4 refer* to 1'reefer* 18 X ItS J^resi Stills ■o ^res* Mull* 30 j^rraa Mulls Jjsyp sulls 45 joys’ Mulls lo Jjojs’ Nuil* 88 85 J joys’ Orcrssaie Is J joy** Overeea i IS J joys’Overcoat, pasln iiud.Vest* 85.10 18 paal*, 88 50 lo R a pudcreool* $4 lo 18 Vests 81 ta s i And an endless vaa iety of Xlnde wear, Cardigan and euriiirhiLg flood*, at the same low prices. No. 170, opposite lootof Uxehang 1 street, Nov 9-d2wls SPRINGFIELD FIRE MARINE Iusni’itiicc Co. Skixgfield, Mass., Oct 91,5871. Musses. Louixg Sc Tub as ton. Agents, l*oitland: As many of the Companies have bet*n deceived lit the amount ol their i hirngo loaars, we conrlud at this late day to make the following Statemeu which we know tobecoirect. A•*»«'(« at .TVurkct Value. 9i,oy»,oo<» Chicago lo’sufu not over.9450.000 All other ouf*ln titling .47.880 8407,880 «4U ha,s SEg-Tlils will give us our Capital oi iiOO,OOi> entire, an 1 Surplus oi S70.7N0 and we «p»et a ailvugc ol orer S.5 000 at Chicago. 0 Ur Adjusters are paying all losseas at Chicago in Ca li a* taut as they can be adjusted. Our Director* and Stockholders are pledged to pay to the Company, PRO BATA ob their Slock $323' OOO within thirty days, as a reserve against all out. standing lhsks, in accordance with tha Laws o( Massarhoselt* and New York. This wiU give us Capital and Surplus OF OVER #900,000.00. After Psyiag sll Oahlnadlag Luasa, THIS PUTS CS ON A FIRM FrNANCl Ale BASIS. Sclo. t your business with great care and avoid hard and undesirable risks as heretofore, and p’eare be particular not to give us too much In one r;sk or 'oculity. Yours very truly, EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres. S \NFOKD J. HALL, Sec y. DWIUHTD. SMITH, Vice-Prsa’t. The above statement will sssure the patioos of th. Coin pat y and the public that ihe srRtN'C.’FILr> la STRONG and alive to the situation, Pol'cles Issue 1 on good t ropirty at tahrrates. LORINJ THURSTON, aoests, 0^4 Excluin^c street. For.laud, Oct *9, ^liR 0