Lewiston Falls Journal du lieu suivant : Lewiston, Maine • 2

Iridecsbls wciflM la my aa te aa possM aU i shall have emancipated aU their alavea by tbh yru lOOOJLooept 'this pTOpoaiUra and thereby remove all cauae ofrebelUonitnd id) will to1 pdLV'The altarnativevia 'the off foreemehiof rprdamathm' of emandpa tionis only hinted iChnt idfeueh a jreMMir the JYttDS UtJIome and JMbrodd f- There have been qoita extensive movsmrat in Ertatein(U neightohofBemin- aiy during tlw pert ithiw monthf About 10 of -kno wn as the Reynolds lying between 'hUinand Bnlurrftirhv northern ecmrMUmetote: wife stay be divorced and go oat 6f the presence and beyond thn wtiv of ofteh other bat tho dit ferent parts of oar country cannot do this they cannot bnt remain fooe to face and intercourse either amicable or hostile most oontinne between them Is it poestbls then to make that inter course mare navantngeoug or mure tti fact cry niter aepermthin tbuu before Can allies make treaties easier than friends can make laws Can iroaiHw mors tuthfaiir snt baiwsm allies msa fasws san ba smous fnmd Buppus ywu war tf mu 4ht always and whan after muck fats aa bow afabm ana 4ghtig lb IdfflU cm again apsu rr Su sklwrysu ssass SgbO oM umten as in Ommlit nkroww trast-itVF ft usual- Xewirt rTSSffipW-MS- Wakneitly hope tut tterj on of subscribers wboTise notalrredj done ao will immediate pej the smalllbalanoe that inj be dee 6on nuj end if poraibfeiiiake ad-nmMpejBMmtiir their eddoNeTer before here wrt felt it ra neoesrairtocall np- I1'" --iff- i'-y on oar aheoribeie to enable ns to meet the eanent bOla of oar oflSoe re do iwfeAl-thgh we have made a digbt adranee onpar subscription prioejret the Inevease in price does not tjftenjniih ihii'tbeM white peper and hestero- limited bj ov hopes of lower priceslnamon th or two iSth- cr -than the price to-daj Still we -do not Inspect for jeon to oome perhaps ever Jo see white paper low as It has been yet we have pot our price ($200 in advance) on the basis of a luge redaction from present price If eabseribere will bat save and other paper mute heretofore neelese they will find that it will nearly if not quite pay for their paper even at present rates so that with them the slight increase of price is move then compensated for We need not remind oar friends that it ii useless to send $150 to this offioe'to pay for for a year's subscription of the Journal aa that earn fails by more than 5Q cta to pay the aetaal cash cost to na of the paper Let na hope that onr friends will aid oe by prompt and cheerful payments in carrying our establishment through the crisis that is upon us jwean4 news 1 lavas year octeaedia and esMfaUnae ritiieasiatMntiv Telegraph aays that Thomas Tattle sgedabowt-30 years ef Co Maine 3th died iftishoni in Durham on Not 33d of chronic diarrhoea Tattle had been in the ho pitel aoms tiM and returned two weeks since to dte among fife kindred He eulisted in Brunswick In AprU 1861: andjwas oncof the firet to rater his name apon (kt rolls of thc rampaay qfterwards commandcd by? Capt Edward7 Thompson and now commanded by GspL Chas IL8maIL '-l Augusta Farmer" says that Alonso Kfmbslit residue irf that oily wwiMaoty Hp-peared fromhiahome onFridayfesfand notlu tog has sinoe been heard pf On Satnrijay morning his cap whs discovered tm thewharf near the town landing and is snpppss he may have feUen or th town himself into thioiver He was a ntan of intemperate haM te snd St the time of Ms dissppeoranos jras badly lntoxlostod Ward was called upon Wednesday evening to stand as godfether to child of Mrs Elizabeth Denahaci Thursday morning on waking up Mrs Donahue missed 840 fraps her puree that is between her stocking and leg Suspecting that Word had stolen it as he had seen her take money from that reoeptaele she set Deputy Marshal Heald and officer Barr in pursuit of him They found Ward and ftrand ths stolen a $30 and two $10 bills upon him Portland Press -A correspondent of the Press In the 17th Maine The Transcript which has just come to hand quotes from one of the Portland doilies the storm of indignation from soldiers and people which was to greet the care of ths President in consequence of tbe removal of Gen Ths soldiers are too anxious for the oloee of the war to find fault with the notion of the President in this respect The apple tree borer fe very abundant and destructive to young apple trees the past season Any person having young trees should examine the tranks oloee to the ground and see if there is nef little pile of saw oust there If so jackknife and wire should at onoe -be put in requisition We have found severs! of them to one mall tree Che past month Democrat The Oxford Democrat speaks in high terms Fryeburg Academy under Mr Snow formerly of Bowdoin College At a late exhibition in that school Miss Mary Evens received ths prise for best composition Osgood for declamation and Master Sewell received the priie'of the second division The 33d Regiment CoL Jerrard were in camp at Newport News near Fortress Monroe They have received their pay up to Nov 1st Company oommafided by Captain Williams and of which the Bangor quota of nine men forme the mqjor part have sent by express to be distributed by the City Treasurer Whig The Portland papers give ns a severe esse of neglect of army mm sick Lieut Fairfield of the Maine 7th arrived in that oity siok and was left alone to die in the oars at the depot! The officers of the Regiment pat some whitewash on the affair bat not enough to redeem humanity -The guns in the forts of Portland harbor are practising at targets It is arid they are able to hit any target of over a mile extent Early in the morning of Saturday December 6th the Moon throughout the United States will be eclipsed rA confectionary shop was broken into in Bangor a day or two sinoe says the Whig He mast have been a sweet rogue The 30th Regiment on the 30th of November was forty miles south of Warren ton Va and twelve milea west of Fredericksburg The Regiment is in the center division under Hooker Sigel being in the rear Two days later the letter says "We start in on hour for Press a The Bath Times reports the death at East New York of measles of Thomas Lemont son of Mr Wm Lemont of West Bath The deceased wsa a member of Co 31a( Maine regiment Tha Pine Grove schoolhonse in this city was set on fire last Monday morning jnst before daybreak The fire was set in the entry By prompt efforts of the fire department and others it was quenched before great damage was done The estimated oost of repairs is 8300 RooK-laud Free Press On the 13th of November the house barn- sheds belonging to Mr 8 Broad of Eddington were entirely destroyed by fire together with hundred bushels of grain twelve ton of hay forming tools The household furniture was principally saved Loss about $1300 Insured $600 Bangor Whig The Mrs Brinsmads who waa so foully treated in New York is said to be the wife of Dr A A JSrinsmade a native of Augusta and who left there a fed some thirty years ago Additional allotments of companies II I and 13th regiment for the months of May June July ana August have been received and are payable at the City Portland Press We are happy to announce that Tenney of the Brunswick Telegraph has found his gloves They were returned by a citizen it having been derided thfit Tenney hereafter should be handled without gloves The Brunswick Telegraph has redeemed itself partly by colling John- Van Buren an unmitigated $ss It fe the only sign of returning soberness we have sera in that paper for some time A gang of female thieves has been arrested in Portland They have been engaged in stealing from shops houses and from clothes lines We have a gang of thieves in this "city who ws trust may yet be brought to grief A Maine paper gives an account of an aged preacher 9t years old who has lately bloomed oat with hair ths hair of his new teeth and naw The wife of Hon Jedcdiah Jewett and daughter of Charles Fox died last Thursday 8 he has been very active in works of charity and benevolence visiting the soldiers in comp and BtlKIi ministering to their wants Portland Adverti-1 auomittedtsreporti pted 18 Fetea ftm 5Mfcan4 Mmeee' ef i -'Knoo yonr last annual assembling another year of health and bonntifiol harvests has passed and white it has not pteasod the Almighty to Mesa ju with a return of peace eon but prare Mi gaided byAfae hest light ho gives as to to biaown igood time and-wise way all The correspondence touching fawtp siMw hich has taken Ylaoc during the last year is Mitvith nbuittM it firttlil oonpUiBM with request to that sffwt mads by ths House of Representatives near the close of ths last session of Congress If the condition er oar relations with other nations is fees gratifying than it has ly been at former periods it is certainly boots satisfactory than nation so unhappily distracted os wears might reasonably have apprehended In the month of Jon met there were come grounds to expect that tho maritime powers whioh at tho begining of onr domestic difficul ties so unwisely and unnecessarily as think reoogniaed ths insurgents as a belligerent would soon abandon that position which haa proved only fees injurious to themselves than to onr own oountry But tho temporary reverses which af terwards heft! the Notional anna and which exaggerated by onr own disloyal abroad have hitherto delayed that set of simple justice Ths civil war which has so radically changed for tha moment the oooupationa and habits of the American people has necessarily disturbed the social condition and affected very deeply the prosperity of the nations with whioh we have carried on evmioerce that has been steadily increasing throughout a period of a century It haa at the same time excited political ambitions and apprehensions which have produoed a profound agitation throughout the civilised world In this unustial agitation ws have forborne taking part in any controversy in any foreign 8tate and between parties of tactions in aooh States We have attempted no ro pagan and acknowledged no revolution but have left to every nation the exclusive conduct and management of its own aitairs Our struggles have been of course contemplated by foreign nations with reference less to its own merits than to its supported and often exaggerated effeots and the eonseqaenoea resulting to those nations themselves Nevertheless complaint on the part of this government even if It were just would oertainly be unwise The trastr iU Graa Brttisn lor un sappnason of pat into upwodoti with it is on ooesiton of proopect of complete si ial pleasure to acknowledge that tbs egaeniiou uf it on the part of Her Ha style Govern me bos been marked with jealous Ripett for tbs anihorltyr ofthe United Staieo and the righto of their moral and legal citliecs Tha cob thin with Hon ver far the abolition of th etadt dnea Las been carried ont with loll effect wider the dfet of Oongram that purpose Tho Blockade A blockade of 8000 miles of me ooait could not be eotah liahod and vlgoroaity ontereed in a season of great activity like the present without committing caikxul ml-Lakes snd inllictiug uniutentioiial Injuries upon foreign nations and their suQuete A eiTil war occurring In a country here forelpuurs reside and arc carry lug on trade under treaty stjpulatious Is nepeesarily fruitful of oo'iiialms of the violation of neutral rights All such collision tend to excite mieapprebehsioue ai 1 ly to produce mutual rt criminal loos between natlonB which have a common interat in preserving peace and friendship In clear eases of these kinds I have so tar possible heard and redressed complaints which nave been presented by friendly powers Thera is however a large ami augmenting number doubtful cases ujwn whioh the government unable to agree with governments whose protection is da man Jed by claimants There are moreover many eases in which the United Btates or their citizens suffer wrongs from the naval or military authorities of foreign nations whieh the governments of those states are not at onoe prepared to redress have proposed to some of the foreign states thus interested mutual conventions to arrange and adjust snob oomplaints This proposition has been made especially to Great Britain to France to Spain and to Prussia In each case it has been kindly received but has not yet been formally adopted I deem it my duty to recommend an appropriation in behalf of the owners of the Norwegian Bark Admiral Lord Eurriolla whioh vessel was in May 1861 prevented by the commander the blockading force of Charleston from leaving that post with a cargo notwithstanding a similar privilege hod shortly before been granted to English vessel I have directed the Secretary State to cause the papers in the esse to be communicated to the proper Committee African Colonisation Applications have been made to me hy many free of Air can deaeeut to ftivur tha emaclpatioa with view to Mich colonization as was coutemiilatetl in recent acta of Cougress Other panics at home ami abroad some from interested mot'ves other upon i abiotic ration aud still others influenced by philanthropic have suggested similar measures while on the oilier hand level at of ihe Spanish American Uvpnklic hare ted agaiind the aeudiug of lush ooiuuiKa to their respective colonies Under these circnmstancrs to move any such colony any such bteto without first obtaining tlw oonsent if government with an agreement on its port tj receive protect such emigrant In all thflr rights as firemen and hare at the same time offerwi to the several States situated in the trople ur hvlog eui- nies there to negotiate with them subject to the advice and consent of th Senate favor tlm vOmilM 7 ciulgiailuu or persona ef Mini claJH ur respective territory upon eundiuons whioh shall quul Just and humane Liberia aud Iij ti aia as yet the only countries to which oolonistsof African desoent will with the oertalnty ol being adopted a ciiiaem aud I egret lu say that auch persona ooutemplating ootonisation do not seem as willing emigrate to those untries as to some others nor so wilting as 1 think their interests demand I believe however opinion among them in this repeat is improving ami that ere long there will be an augmented and considerable emi grotioa to both these ounulnus fr-m tuc United Suites Commercial If elmluna A new commercial tiemy between Ihe United States and the Sultan of Turkey haa been carried Into execu ion mmervtal and a eouuiar treaty has hueu negotiated subject to the consent with Libria and a simitar negotiation i luw pending witli the Republic of llayti jnsiikniblo Improvement of the national commerce is expect'd to result irom lluse measures Uur relaiiuiis with Groat Urltuui fraree Spain Portugal llus! Prussia Lien mark hwwten and Auarla the Italy and ijine of the other JSuropeau Mates remain undisturbed Avery favorobl relation alsA continues to be maintained with Turkey Uorocoo China and Japqn During the last year there has not only been no change of our previous relations with the independent states of onr own Continent but more friendly sentiments than have heretofore existed are believed to be entertained by those neighbors whose safety and progress are so intimately connected with our own This statement especially applies to Mexico Costa iiisa Nicaragua Honduras Peru and Cliili The cuuiunrsion under the convention with the Republic of New Grenada dosed itasecaiou without having audited and passed upon ill claims whioh were submitted to A proposition is pending to revive the Convention that it may be able to do more complete justice The commission between the 8 and the Republic of Costa Rica has 1 -Beveralof ooreorporationa and fiiwhare recently made efforts to obtain sep-plke of CDifirajfi Department at Washington but' with ho ofiursswsars feemfrom aku tre fimbOfibedEjn thoTBath Tbnoaad -from tin DeparUnsatthat one bnndreC thousand doUarf in 7 postage eurrSncy has just beeh'rent tdi-this Eastern Bailroade-which is aU that fare bqforal idled New Kn gland at present 'Aeoodinglyi it will be useless for the preaeutat least fiircog porsthms or individuals to: Order this eayraoey -ChpL Lamb of Co 234 Meine wTitee to expirin' this srrretof 8ergesnt Joreph Gore of is Company tHs Iras reseated at hfe homa In Da-vine by reibfBoer ai retnvnra to his Refitment He had bcan 'rick and irita juat recovering from hit Illness when srrestod and was absent on far-longh by permission bis Captain who thinks Gore has as patriotic' heart aa make" Reeent orders about absent men rad officers are very stringent Many ue caught napping 'Mtj IL Btaten of EsatAnbujjh died very suddenly on Tneeday of hemorrhage of the longs: Hshod been Somewhat out of health for several months but waa aa well as usual but torse or foordsys before Ue death when he was suddenly adzed with bleeding at the longs The next day or day after he was again taksqfNth hemorrhage and bled to oU efforts to top the bleeding proving fruitless He was highly respected citizen The allotments of Co 13th Maine regiment for the months of May Jane July and August have been received by toe agent and are now payable at tho Bank Diphtheria fe again prevailing in this vicinity The disease attacks adults aa well re children and several deaths from this cans are reported We understand that Geo A Chandler of Lewiston son of Mr Beth Chandler fe Acting Adjutant of the Sto Maine Regiment CoL Edwards A supply of Revenue Stamps has been re erived at the Lewiston telegraph office Persons visiting this office will accordingly be liable to be The Boston New York correspondent says The 38 th Maine regiment came from Fort Schuyler Thursday night and quartered in Henry Ward church in Brooklyn and encamped at East New York Friday Measles are very prevalent in the 24th and 38th Maine regiments CoL Jones of tha 31st Maine is acting Brigadier General commanding at Camp Maine A new company of cavalry is to be organised for Expedition in this State Tha Whig says recruiting officers have been designated as follows: Henry Fuller of Bangor for the eastern section A Metcalf of Damaris-cotta centre seotisn JohnL Meserve of Portland western section A bounty of forty-five dollars will be paid by the State In oaovthe company should not be recruited to the maximum number in' a reasonable time the reeralta will be attached to the Cavalry or the Batteries at the option of the men Wo learn that a son of Mr Jerome Watson of Lincoln vilfe left his father's house with his gnn at about three Sunday afternoon 33d instant and not returning at night his friends became alarmed and commenced search for him which resulted in finding his dead body at about three the following morning It appeared that his gnn had been aooidenally discharged the shot taking effect in the left breast His clothing had been set on fire from the discharge and the body was very badly burned He was found about five or six rods from the spot where hia gun fey and where the accident doubtless ocourred The boy was about eighteen years of age Rockland Gazette An army correspondentsays: ton (Me) man Andrew Collamore runs a large machine here in supplying the army with the current nows He keeps ten horses and employs ten newsboys His quarters are in a large table in the rear or the Warren Green Hotel whercfhe keeps his horses builds his camp fire cooks and eats his meals and has a lodging room for himself in a small room which was onoe perhaps the office of the establishment The toys re expert riders and wben the papers come in leap into the saddles and are off for th The Tribune's dent writes -an uxo citisens ask to have guards plaoed over their houses but very few of them obtain them 1 will give no man a replied Gen Howard to one of these applicants ho irwill-ing to lose as much as I have lost in defending the The Virginian east one long lingering look at the General's loose empty coal sleeve (he lost his right arm while leading his brigade at Fair Oaks) and went away the picture of dispair In several instances guards have been captured by rebel guerrillas through the direot agenoy of the families they were Saturday night last the body of an unknown man was found in the Kennebec st Somerset Mills His appearance indicated that he had been in the water a long time He had on a black sack coat black pants of doeskin or some other thin feprio black vest of thicker edge bound thin sewed boots but little worn and striped calico shirt In his pocket was a two-bladed buok-horn handled knife a ring with two keys and a horn comb which opened like a knife The body was taken in charge by the selectmen and buried in the Mills burying Gardiner Journal Messrs Allen Warren at their tannery in Frybnrg have just finished setting up and putting in operation the new leaohing apparatus of which Allen is patentee By this mhod in principal is something after the man-of making coffee from the French pot liquor is obtained in a few hours (from ofear water) nearly three times the etrengrn or that heretofore by the old way of leaching the Barometer got hy the old way or leaching the isarometer -HJdicatinU 1 containing fere coloring and resinous matter Democrat The Sanitary Commission have established an office of information in regard to patients in the Hospitals of the Distrust of Columbia and of Frederick City Md By a reference to books which are corrected daily an answer can under ordinary be given by return mail to any questions about men in hospitals Direct to Fred Law Olmsted 344 Street Washington -Stories have been rife that the Passant a-q noddy Indians were about to rise and massacre the white people Some have believed the stories and trembled but John Fronds Governor of the tribe haa oome oat in the Esstport Sentinel end quieted the nerves of our down-east friends He declares that he has no knowledge of the origin of the story and believe a word or it -dism mpeo- a lor oom-mcreial as of is of su of Amrrf-rana a fioiwid-e seui-meiits rotes to its and I to ti be to the a A Atlantic and Pacific Telegraphs I have favored the project for oouneoting the United States with Europe by an Atluutio Tc e-graph and a similar p'roject to extend the telegraph from Son Francisco to contract by a Porif-10 Telegraph with the wire which is being extended aoross the Russian Empire and the territories of the United Btates which with unimportant exceptions have remained undisturbed by the Civil War And they are exhibiting such evidences of prosperity as justifies su expectation that some of them will soon be in a condition to be organised as States and be constitutionally admitted Finances that usaid tssoccils intansii by ths awn-tenUy isatyoalsad ladcr altera Bhadftlny salyths lor ths local and vat ter rjlA'Jtooolpea Md ExpsaUlltwr Ths rawiptsIsM tbs Treasary Aw aUaoams Imaa and boteass foea ths ytrodlogysar ter Um year endiigsa ths SOth Jwt 1MJ tiU UttiT ml which an (MjNJtiUVM iianrad ftsitnstms $LTMS tJ4 from tbs direct tex fram pnbUs lamds UA-2QSTSI ftsm I la aU terns $MMed0LMi SO was th balance tat Isit ythr thrssnhthsi amlJadiciaty mih ter SaSTJMS MMT1UI iota lens and ether Hghii charies S1412aT71tot hr expenses msrtir Um Interior DeparaMat $34Q2MM2 ender thn War De-prunsnt wider lbs Xavy lteraitnwot 4267 243 69 gw iutarot on the pnbUs isbt Sll9 SttASt au4 far iL payment of tbs jrahlic drbt hcM StUmpoiwy Inane suit icdrmntisaa $W6-OthnUti maktaflaa aKKicgats at SIT094tvTe2a and leaving balanca in tbs Tcmanry on lbs 7th af July 142 of U0iStSAl It should be ubmrml that th sum 9940062200 expat ded for wlmbnrwculc and iclinp-Uoa the pablie debt being iadiulad tin in tbs loons mado stay bo property deducted hath from lbs receipts and expenditure' leoTiog the actual MjtlbMlorthsyw 4467-UIJMJT and the txpedMmi 4474744 79414 fthcr iaknontiaa on tbe snlgsot at tbs laam vHl feund in tbsicpectot tbs Bccwtuy at ths Trcasuty to whose sat Vary and War Departaunt Th reports of tha Secretaries of tbs Xavy and at the War ara herewith tranamtttud Ticoo repurte thnoxh lengthy art oearoriy wont than brief ahotrcoM of them lranooctinns and opera tionS-oooU acted throat It I give a MmmMy at Hum maty bum npon any prindpls Whieh would admit of fra much ihurter than the reports themidvis I therriuro eon-tent njnlf with laying tha irpotetehn yon and asking your attention to them Post Ofllea Department It stem me pleaiure to report a derided improvement ill ofthe 7 the financial comlilioo at tha IMoOm Department at eampared with several pnesding sears The isecipts of ths fiscal jrmr 1661 amounted fai $43402940 which cm biased th iwvwma from all ths states of the Union for throo-quarten of that jear siJiti at reveuue than tha w-called avoided State during the tan fiscal year tbe Inc re wot tha eonesponde oe of the loyal thin haa uaon saUcient to prod no a revenue during the nar year of $429982 only $MjW0 ksi than waa derived from ad tha State at tha Un-on during Uie pervious year The 1 enow a atiU mors flivoreiJe result fin amount expended In 18(11 waa $13)90474211 for tha last year the amount has been reduced to $11124-86413 siMiwing of shoal $2A8I000 in tbs expenditures as compared with the pioeilug year amt id shunt $3761000 as eumpared with the flmat year of 184'J The Mono in tha Department Sir th prevkiu year waa $14666108 and Sir U-a Ut Ini year It was reduced to $211211417 lhe favorable results In psi owing to the CMBsltan uf mall aervioe la tha lommetiuinry Stales and In part to a caretUl review of all tbs expemlltuiea In that Departmaut In the Interest eeunumy ottclemy of the postal aervioe It Is believed has been also much Improved The Poet Muter Gt nrral alia opened a eo pondenos through the Depmtmeut iif State wlh forcigfl xov-ernmenta propoMug a convention of postal reprenentaUvr! for ihe purpns if elmpliiyiag tho rates uf foreign postage aid to expedite the foreftfu malls This propoaUkin equally important to our adopted eUiaena and to the eommeroial lutereata ef this untrjr has been flivutnldy enterialned and agreed to by all the government from whom rep lie have been received 1 aak the attention of Cougrem to tlw auggeatlon of the Poat xi alter central In his report respecting the further legUatlun leqnired In hia opiiiioo for the beneilt of the postal service Public founds The Secretary of ths Interior reports follows in regard to the public lands: The public lands have oeased to be a source of revenue From the 1st of July 1861 to the 30th of September 1862 the entire cosh receipts from the ale of lauds were a sum much leas than the expenses of our laud system during thr same period The Homestead Law which will take etteot on the 1st of January next offers such inducements to settlers that sales for cash cannot be expected to an extent sufficient to meet the expenses of the General Lend Office and the oost of surveying and bringing the land into market The discrepancy between the sum here stated as arising from the sales of public fends and the sum derived from tho same source as reported from the Treasury Department arises as I understand from the fitet that the periods of time though apparently were not really coincident at tbe beginning jioints The Treasury report includes a considerable sum which lntd previously been reported from tha Interior sufficiently large to greatly over rot oh the sum derived from tho three months now reported upon by the Interior and nut by tho Treasury Indian Afiblrs The Indian tribes upon our frontiers have dur lag the past yeur manifested a spirit of itiMihor-dinatiuu and at several jioints have engaged in open hostilities against the wliito settlements in their vicinity The tribes occupying the I ml inn route ot Kansas renounced their allegiance to the United States and eutured into treaties with the insurgents Those who remained loyal to' the United States were driven from the country The chief of the Chenikecs has visited this oi) for the pui jxisc of restoring the former relations of tho tribes with the United States lie allcgre that they were constrained by superior force to enter into treaties with the insurgents and that the United Btates neglected to furnish flic jiro-tectiou which tlieir treaty stipulations required In the month of August lost the Bioux Indium in Minnesota attacked the settlements in their vicinity with extreme ferocity killing indiscriminately men women aud children This attack was wholly unexpected aud therefore no means uf defence hod been provided It is estimated that no less than 800 persons were killed by the Indiaus anil a large amount of prujicrt) was destroyed How this outbreak was iuduced is not definitely known and suspicions which may be unjust need not to be Stated information was received by the Iudian Bureau from different sources about the time hostilitio were commenced that a simultaneous attack wu-tu be made upon the white settlements by all tlu-tribes between the Mississippi River and tin Kooky Mountains The State of Minnesota 1m uttered great injury from this Indian wur A large portion of her territory Las been depopulated and a severe loss bus been sustained the destruction of jirojierty The people of that State manifest much uuxiety for the removal ol the tribes beyond the limits pt the State as a guarantee against future hostilities The commissioner of Iudiun affairs will furnish full details 1 submit for your special consideration whether uur Indian system shall not be remodeled Many wise and good men are impressed with the belief that this cun be jirufftably dune Pacific allroad I submit a statement of the proceedings of the eommissioners which shows tiie progress that has been mode iu the enterprise of constructing the Pacific Railroad and this suggests the earliest completion uf the road and also tbe favorable action or Congress upon projects uuw ixmlng before them for enlarging the capacities uf the great eauals iu New 1 ork and Iliiuois aa being of vital and rapidly increasing importance tu the Wliole nation and ct-pcoiatiy to the tint interior region hereafter to be noticed at some greater length I projiooe having prepared anti laid before you ut an early day Some interesting and valuable statistical information Ujxin this subject The military and commercial importance of enlarging the Illinois end Michigan Canal and improving the Illinois River is presented in the report of Coi IV clutter to (he Secretary of War and now truusmitted to Congress I respectfully ask attention to it Agricultural Bureau i carry out Ilia provisions of the uf Congress uf th-lfith of lisy lost I hsvu cuusodljc UHirtiniit of An-culiure ot tha L'mteit Koteslo becrysiiisul Ths Commissi nre Inform me that within the poriiMl of lew months this Dvporluiuit has eiabiiiiul sn extensive system eorrespuuiicuce sud axciisiixiu I wtli st huuie sikI shriMil which prunJBIs to ottooi highly licnallciul result to the ilc-veiopment of correct knowledge of recent iniproveiueuU iu agriculture iu th Introduction uf new products suit iu the onlliseiiou of the sgrioulurl suistic of the different Ststeo and will soon be preiwrdl tu distribute largly ol-resis plants sud cult lug and ha already uUiied and liberally illdused niiuli vsimMe info mtiuo lu anticipation uf a mors elaborate report which due time be famished embracing some valufale teste in chemical scl-nce now In progress hi ile laboratory Tho action uf this Di-parunent was for tbe mere immvdiie benefit of a large dm uf our meet valuable di sud 1 trust that tue llucrel basis qpon which it lias beeu organised will not only meet your approbstiou but tht it will realist st no dis sbt day all Uae fondrst aulicjjMtluns of its most ssqguine friends and become the fruit ul souroa oi sdvsnisge to all our people Ths Emancipation Froclaniallon- Oa the 33J day of September lost a procUma- the Exroutive a oojiy of tion was which is issued herewith this submitted lu accordance the inaugural addrero I briefly poiutea'out the snradfr Ji ihe twogeotiona Wlftiotl 1 OfllltlOt fDDVUTCs for I OSuoi wpporta itself The body of the people abide by the legal oblL gotioa in both eases aud a few break over in saCh Tbfe I think eannot be perfoetlr eared would be worn ia both Ofthe section (had before: former slave trade now imperfeotly snjv pressed would bs ultimately revived without restriction la one section while fugitive slaves now only partially surrendered would not be surrendered 'at nil by the other Phyateolly peaking' we eannot separate we eannot remove our respective sections from-each other hor uf a It lira take the crow itn Mountain sold by the £rvktmlUb'Bito1lfr SE May for building fot mt ths eonerlof 8emlhary'hs cross street wp deratandthas brnn soldby Mr llsytohis fother Jadge May of Iflnthrop who ia -anderstood eontempiates erecting a reaidceoe thers u4 1- moving to this place'- On'ths aeoondfot'abOTe onSeminary Stnift It May has built Hn two story dwdling-loase for himself and the lot between the two teftrrad to has been panhaaed by a son-in-law of Judge May Mr May has sold ths remainder of 4ha land purehreedby him (about six fronting on the erore street) to Mr John James of tireat Falls and Mr tow-already commenced grading preparatory to building a line residence with the design of removing to this in the spring The sale of the properly by tbe did not inolods aU the territory between Main and Seminary streets referred to but left a strip fronting Main Bt which fell into other hands and was sold bat a short time tinoe An acre cornering on Main and the cross street was old to Mr- Luke Perkins of Poland for about $390 and another acre next to the corner lot and fronting on Main Bt was sold to Augustas Jones for about $320 There wire left about an sere unsold in the shape of a triangle between the two lots referred to and Mr James purchase Tbla sere was also sold to Mr James for about $170 Mr Perkins proposes to build on his lot and remove to this The safes have been made to gentlemen of means who intend to remove here mainly on ao-ooqpt of the facilities afforded by the Seminary for the education of their children When the improvements already eontemnlated are made that portion of Lewiston above Mountain and tha Seminary will present every attractive appearance From tlx lOtb Heist A letter from James Preble of Co 10th Maine says that Regiment will probably do guard duty this winter at and aronnd Berlin Md We extract the following from the letter: "We (Co K) ere stationed at Point of Rook a The rebel cavalry are on tha opposite side of the river and it fe reported they intend to oome over If they make the attempt at Point of Rooks they will get the eompliments of Co I hope the war will olose by the time the aervioe of the 10th Maine expires How soon I ears not bnt I hope that I shall live to sto the close of it and I intend to keep in the servioe until it does close fe no place for a person out of health It requires men who can eat hard bread and ox beef and not complain if they should get some beet of the fether of the ox Uncle Sam keepe his men not on luxuries but on good wholesome food Milk and water folk stand muoh sight of getting gruel here unless they bring the material with them The old fashioned boys stand it best those who are brought up on and pork and beans wno can ran the fox all day and sit down in the woods at night and make a good meal on raw pork and brown bread and be thankful that they have the crust for the dog! of ths Lewisten boys who were taken prisoners have returned to their Company Recruits are ooming in too Our company received one last night Our camp is a curious affair just now We have got chances for fire in our tents Some have stoves others fire places The chimneys are outside They are made with old old stove pipes brick and stone daubed with mud of which we have an abundance" Tribute to a Soldier Am Reed of Danville Me aged 21 ye re was killed at the battle of Antletam Sept ITth by a ball through (bo head The high eeteen in which this young man wae held by hie many flrienda and naaoeiatse demand! that eomo-thing more ahould bo laid of him than merely that ha hai paiied away When tliia rebellion firit broke out he like many otheia felt that he must fly to the rescue of hlf country bat being under age and away from home he write to hie parents stating hli wishes and what he felt to be hia duty laying if I go without your consent I shall feel that I have neglected one duty for the mice of doing another1 lie shortly after enlisted in the Tenth Maine Regiiflent gong forth na rw tha mMa be In the service of his country With pativnoe and perseverance he with his comrades endnredthe hardship and shared thfl fortunes of war nntl ho fell at tho battle ef An-lietam Capt Nye when Interning hia Mends of his death write i uAa was a good boy and greatly beloved by hia comrades and He died ns a brave idler should with his flies to the lie has left a name In- scribed on the hearts of his friends that time can never ef-fiuse May they bear up under this heavy stroke of Provi donee and look to God teoomfert feeling that although He may wound He is able to beaL Weep not for the strong and full-grown man Who valiantly the fight of life began Girt whh the sword that pierces from shr With helm and shield and panoply of war ILith ha been taken ere his work was done Wafted aloft with all hia armor on Warriors 1 whan summoned from their earthly poets To yonder shofr Stand In the armies of tha Lord of Hosts Jorsvermore Cox From tho 17th Maine A letter from this Regiment in the Press dated Nov 24th says: We are now lying near Fredericksburg within two miles 'Our Regiment is now in Brigade and Gen Berry is with us We are in the 1st Division of corps and in the 2d Grand Division of the iy of the Potomac Tha health of tha troop Army is generally good Colds and coughs prevail to Our is going the rounds of tha -Regiment Our surgeon a jewel One of our assistant surgeons Dr Ingalls was left near Ferry sick with typhoid ftver Lieut Jenkins of Co was left at the earns place dangerously ill with the same disease Our field and staff officers are generally deservedly popular Lieut CoL Merrill haa repeatedly made long marches five or six miles carrying the musket of a tick soldier who was riding hia horse He fe almost idolised by the nmn Major West is also very popular He and the surgeons as well as the Lieut Colonel frequently give up their hones to sick and tired soldiers tramping through the mud as cheerily as though it were but fun A Good History ofthe lOth Maine Lieut CoL Fillebrown acting Colonel of the 10th Maine hri ftirnfehed at the request of the Adjutant General a sketch of ths Regiment since it haa been in the service for the annual report of this officer whioh will appear in a few weeks We have before referred to the excellence of Lt-CoL report Here fe the testimony of the Adjutant General In a letter to that AiHruTAn Orrios Augusta Nov 13th 1863 My Diu Snt: I have the the great pleasure of acknowledging the receipt of your monthly returns for Oct full annual returns of field staff bond and company and a foil record of incidents foots and data as requested (under date of Sept 18th) to be brought up to Nov let all of which I am proud to declare fe presentee in a style both as regards system and execution which I believe unparalleled by returns of any other Regiment in this aervioe from any State in the Union Yours truly in haste John Hodsdox A4jt Gen 8 Fillebrown Lt CoL Com 10th Me From the 234 Malix The Oxford Democrat says this regiment being relieved from much picket doty spends more time in regimental drill CoL Virgin fe putting the regiment into fine "discipline and efficiency and is very popular aa a commander Lieut Joseph Abbottof Rumford in Co has been obliged to resign on aobonnt of ill health He is succeeded by Kr Bolster of Paris Bliss Jones of Paris member of Co died on the 11th inst and Ira Floyd of Porter of Co died two days after both of typhoid finer Haul Energy on cl Enterprise CoL Thoe 8 Lang of and his associates in business feeling the necessity of largely increasing the capacity of their wool manufacturing- establishment determined on building another feetory considerably larger in ire than the old two-hundred feet in length and four stories in hright He accordingly gavs orders for 400000 brick the other materiab necessary for erecting it In twelve weeks times the brick had been made burnt and laid The into standing on the present rite of the feetory tiad been cut down and tha land cfoared ihe building pnt up piped and warmed and ready (o reoeive the Kennebeo JonrnaL r-i Mr CL CL Sanderson oCtrabTUiMsaA tea been admitted to the Oxford hsrHe will practise In Norway says the Democrat -M wbuA to dlvkto Traos ihroagH fruukhsKaaStoths Warapuuihaltoa ktwwa Iks Bros dafarswnuUynidwashaH Bod lhal kttls aasfW' tluw mMkM of lu famgtlt-aiw tlvr hit niml and p-pnlated or bum tubs lated UiMily spon Util aLk a whils nsariyall its ivtaining knguis are mrrir aoi wy luira over a fak Mopte Buy walk hark and Sort h-wit hue any ouusrkwwis ibvir pmm pen ef thle Uisssaabs mad any totowdllBaeBtopam by wikiag It down ss pop parch iuui as a boun dary TBS Cast of Uio arpniMiuu of glroa as tho pan 4 too Metlanal MiligaUam a pan tbs tenuing ctloa of the fugiklva slave eiiuaa alyisc wkh ill ether orontkaikoiiat b-kgotkinaupun th lcetkii areeited tenai wklw I ahueld pact no treaty HipalaiteM woeW rvi be med to take Its pteoa Rut there is anutiivr difliouity Ibs gmu umriMr Ngten teotmted seat fay ths Alteghanho Bunk by the britilk 'Dumiuioos tm by Um osrky Xsantoisa end sutith by the llosahmg whi fa tho eeltur of sure and te moote and which incimloi para ef Virglute part of ail of Koutecky Uhie todiaoa main Illioute Hwoouri kaa-aas laws lUenvanta and the tcnrUorw of ltotah Mvbraako and patter Cufando haaeburs tea mUlwaa of people amt ill karo Bfty svllriwa with la Bfty yoan If not prevcuml by muf potilteaftuUy ee it can talus sun than om tliird of the ceuntnr swseil by tbe United omslnly sow tbsu on Miflm square allies One ball ss pqiuiou ss MavsecliusiU to fa wuufal ire thsa UMuf ieoil A gUiw at Ihs amp imwa tbst territorially speaking it Is ibe grmt body uf the repubUe tha other partake hut Iwrilers to th msg-DiBoaut rvgkm sfopiug ten Uie Kndy Mountains to the 1001110 bring the thereat ulso Ihs rieixtot in fetHiil rauror In the nJuclon of grains greases and all which iwuceuls fries th-ni This grout iu-rrtor wgiua istuinily otic tli- must hniwrUitl ia tli world Asoer-tain from the M-uhiks IIk sms I tropWlltm of tlw re-giuu which be et been liroaght Into sutUvstiuu eat a lo the fatrge ikI ri idly incrra Ung siumiut uf its pro iucts aii1 shad he uv-ra In lusil wit Ihe magnitude if th' rupecl And yet this nylni hna no era eussl and hmehr ucvsn any tore A part of one natiuii its aple uow ItiHl si 1 uuty ittvtr aud their way to Marups by Mew Vwk to anh Anrrln bad Africa New Ur foans and to olt by ktn rrou-isrit but srpamto I'UT eum uuu auunlry lulu taa nsliunt sit tlerlgiti hy tha present retwUiNi s-h! every ma'i af UiU giv iutoiW ihmny cut oil Knu mow mi more uf ihdee outlet nut irrbsps by phyio 1 1 wirier but ly uilurruug and oneruwa Irede leguLrtluuei siut this true wlier er divMI or buuodery Ut1 Ul xy he hxet 1-1 It lvtam the now fre su1 tUve wioinry or idocu It suuli if K-utucky or nurth of Ohm ami will he truth renuiiie ilist mine suuih uf Ik eau irede tu any put urLtee n-li uf It end nous north uf It tau tnute any Msec nurtli ur suuih of it except up ii term duei-msl liy gnwri limit Rce gu Is Ibeui I Iks uuthts usM a eat and utli ro liullspeinnbla to th well bkhig die p-ito Iiiuil4iiig smI iu tu eUt this vast iutorbir region wnfoti uf tin ihr-v may lie livrt do Is ths 1 wiper quwtHil A II are btUv ilmu Ili-r iuit all uf Igtit bvkiugsbi that' tip to and lu lli-ir suitvesurs rover tiu-j to tlmmwlret tlu7 wl I not nsk wi rr line a-ei-rtlMi rliidl I- but will I ratln-r Ilian tlmro lill be mi such Hue Nor sro tile l-ts lot rested In iik-w rei muiiksliuns to ami thriuh lliLiu to Um grwl ouieM world They too and each of tiiciu iinist have acccrt to litis Effyi't of the West without imying lull at ihe ctuMbing of any natimml hoauiiary Dur uatiiUiil (rife ui'Utjj' not fruin uur jKinuaucut part Mt from (liu hunl we iuliabit tiuTfroia our national lionumtcad Tlit'fi ia tio HNsikle M-oriug of tfris but would uiiiltijily mii not mitigate cvi In mu mg uh Iii all its udajXal ions nnl ujititiiih-g it liriiiNiul! Lliiioii and abiiorN mi-iiritini liowrirr ihin'li of LImmI and treaMirS the M'i'irat ion might lirtve ciiht or strife ht-tnina to ouisi-lver to tin: jMHniug gi'iirralioiiii of men atnl it cmiiiut without convulsion lie loruvcr with tho of one eiierition la thiii view I n-coiiiinuiul the lijitim uf the lol-luwing reMiIutnii in tlfi nrtielH amendatory to the COlIHlitUtiuil of tliu Uuilsl Muirs Resulveii By the note ami IIiuho of Reire-I'tttativcs of i no United Btates of America iu ('ougrefN atociiiHiil two tlinilg of Inith lloiim-g conciirriiiff Dipt the following at IicIum lie -o-to the i-einiiitiiri! in ('ouvciiIioiin ul the Hcveial HtiiteH as nineiidiiieiitH to Ilia eoiiHlilu-tiinnof the United Statm nil or any of which rtiulcH wlp-ii I'litihvd i) iliesaiii or ii v-n tixii- to lie viiIikI am jmrt or jiit oi the ciiituit utiun viz: I wry Slate wlieiein nljvery now ex-int which mIiuII ubtiliMli the nine theiclli at my time liefnre the first day i-f lanu try in the jrur of uur Ijirl one thouKitinl iiineteeii huuiired hliall receive conijieiiHiiliin Irmn the United Slates ae fillowH to wit: The President of the States nhsll deliver to every State Ixmdi of the intcd Staten heat iug iuterert ut the rate for each nlave nliown to have Inkmi there hy tnu riRlit eeii-siim ot the United Slatcn Hind IioihIm to he delivered 4 i Mich State hy in: talinents or in one arcel ut the of Hi nliuiiidiiiiciit nc-cordutiy tii- unmet lull have 1mkii tiiidual or at one line wiiiiin ueh State uid inU-iihl hliall tc-'iu to ritu upon Hpy kiicIi hond only fiom Ilia I'rujier time of ns ti- livi-ry uf-iet nil uiid tif Urwadti mi) Slate li-ti mg reeeivi-d I'oi-'l -a'Hiiii'e-smd and rlli'i w-iiIh iitiHlu'-ini' or tolriniiiig -lavery tlureiu i-liall refumito the Umti-i States the huudM so or liiu Value Iliet'CJl mid all inleri'MtM j'aid them AuTiCIk All klnvfvi who sluill have cnjiyed ae'ihd freed in by the eliiuccM of the way at -my iiinl liefnre the end nf rehcllnm uliall lw forever fnv hut all ownerH of miuIi who rliall nut have Leu dihloyal hIi ill Ikt liirtheni nt thn Hann: riti-a therein jinvide1 for Mates adiijliug of hiawry hut in ruch a way I lint no blive shall lie quite accounted lir Aiitk ik ('onuriMi -siiny nijiroiriiiu uuiiiy and otherwoe ile fur colonizing li ve u-dori'd Ijcrrunb with tln-ir own coiiHeut at any diice or jil'iciM without the United Kln'cs I ta-g induljfciieo to ilircut thoe iriiMnei nr-ut Home Inioili liw iy ital-ii ii never cuull June izinted without hlaiery it could not contiiiir! Among thn liicriitaof the Union there is great divurmly of hintiinent and of iolicy in reipird Id HiaM iy find tin: Al'ri-aii i'lic' Aiuoii-il us irin: would iiImiIi-Ii it suddenly und wilii ul couija iiH ition Home would nhiilihli it ptuilually ii nd ith coiiijm-iimiIioii -ofne Hould liclicrd ji'ojle frovn uh aud some would rcliiii tin in with ue and tlierc are yet minor iven-iiicrt uud Inuiiuhu of fiiesM divr'ntieH w-iMi htiLiitii in Htriii'lmg ailioilg OUlVi i'1 -y umtllil I oilUi-H-ioll WO should li iriiuni nid uct tieetln-r Iiih would he a coiiijiroiiilM: niiioti Ihe li end- iind out with the tiiennea of the Uniui Thu articIcHare intended to embody a jilin of hucIi mutunl con-ceHsiotiH If the jilui sliall he ndjitei it iu uh-Huuied that etiianeijiittion will follow at hast in several uf Ihe 'Ma(vM Ah tu the first the main points are fintt dhc cjud the lingth of time of conhuinumtiiig IJ7 years and thirdly thr compensation 'tho eiiiaucijiation will be uiuMtisfaetory to tlm ndvo-cates or perjiefual blavery hut the IkiikiIi ol time should treally mitigate tlieir difMaiiMioition 1'he time will Have both races from the eviM of sudden deraiiffement in (act from the iivcerHily of any dernngeiii'-nt while must or thone wIioho habitual course of thought would he diHtiii lKil the lucaMurcs will have ijanHcl away bedore itn consummation They will never see it Another class will hail the proHja-ct or enmiicijjs-tiun but will deprecate the length of time ami they will feel that it give loo little to tliu now living slaves but it really gives them much It saves from the vagrant destitution which must largely attend ciiiaiicijxitiun in localities where their nuiuheis um very great and it gives iiiMiir-iting MMMurauces that their posterity shall bo free forever The plan leaves to each State choosing to act under it to abolish slavery now or at the end of the century or any intermediate time or by degrees extending over the whole or any part of tbe period aiid it obliges no two States to proceed alike It slsi pro hies for eomjienmiioii and generally the mode of making this it would mem must further mitigate tlm dissatisfaction of those who favor perpetual slavery and especially of those who are to receive Compensation Doubtless some of those who are to pay and not te-ceive will object yet that the measure is both just and economical is certain The liberation of slaves is tiie destruction of properly acquired by lesceut or by purchase the same as auy utier imqjerty It is nut less true for having leeu ufien said that the people of the South arena more responsible fur the original introduction of this property than are the ixrople of the North arid when it is remembered how unhesitatingly we all or us um cottou end share tbe profits of dealing iu it it may not be quite safe to say that the Boutfa i has beeu more responsible than the North for it continuance If then for acummon ohjeot this property is to be sacrificed is it not just that it bedone at a common charge and if with Jen money or money mure easily paid we eon preserve the benefits of tho Union Ly this measure more easily than we can by the war atone is it nut economical to do it 7 Let a consider It then Lrt as aneerUla the sun vs have expended ia war even viiiaa SMopensoted psUaa wsi proposed last March sud eoualdsr wIuhImt if aowptad fay even sine tlw eUvs Matos tha sie sura vuuU nut lisvs dons mur tocbasih war than fas been oUiershe dues If the nssura would save SMOcyand In that view wtnild to pwr Juut sod sounomliisl meesawi Cortalnly te not oo emy to par Anadilus as Itis to pay nothmi but It to to to par a terser ooe Me tliau I to pay it before wo are abta Tho war requires tiara at sore th Mxrerst sum arorery wr rimipenastod smtodpaiten uf euurae it wsold to terse butte would require really neereh nor bauds farter than srasnetpatioa proereMcs ILf ht not and prutobly would nut stase hefore th end Utm I1- At kt Um wsshdi proKsbiy bimien fortesdsf MjfflOjMW ss now sod act fair so but Uw jnewsss' of sur pupnlati rasjr to sxpected to suotina far a fans ihas alter this period as rapidly as before faros our ter rusty will act ha beoans frilL Ids out state this loooa-rtderstely At tbs asms retes of we have a sin-tained on aa avaregw frora onr' Brat ntkmsl seasas In 1799 null! that of idtc should to 1900 bars a pop tatomsf 103zu8416 and why ws not oonUauo that ratio beyond that I Oar ptoireoca Were 'onr tm tortasaa United Mtto fail tab Isles niy aertsinly Mr jqwlsUoa wnfat not expand as aow instead eiiimiiull njforteffatarnweslinuMto sorapriM to sid mure born sway but sash Is out ear sonditfonivl tore SjMiLOO square mites "maitiuo Ufa deserts or other eourolMrUtafc time ow' orja befwill war under thspniclemadon of $ept 22dt lM2bf VsrpsdhsmRr'eftha -reewn-' mndation enough that tho death warrant of te Iliad our woes has sflicedto it the ngnature ofthePresI-dent Every one can see which alternative the Sooth in their madness' will invite Wbcm the Gods weald Istwy ftp ntila nL11 They will sporn this offer pi compensated omanoipation and epit on the hand held oat to assist Then comes be alternative immediate and general emancipation in every state in rebellion Many may think the President low in reaching the grand consummation hat if slow he is rare and to be trusted God bless Abraham Lincoln! Report of the Secretary of War The report of the Secretary of War is published The Secretary eompliments the loyalty of the Pacific States He says a great advance has been made in the war for the Union Union armies larger than ever are now in tbe field ready to cope with the enemy Under the calls of July and August there are already in the field over 420000 new troops of which 390000 are volunteers 332000 of whom have volunteered for three years' or tbe war Tbe Secretary refers to the suspension of habeas corpus and tbe appointment of Provost Marshals in the Stptes to act under the State Executive This course waa rendered necessary in order to quell the anxiety felt in some States with reference to disloyal interruption of the draft Unauthorised arrests have been promptly corrected when brought to the notice of the Department By a recent order all persona arrested for discouraging enlistments or disloyal practices in the States where tbe quotas of volunteers and militia are filled up have been released Other persons arrested by militory commanders and rent from departments where their presence was deemed dangerous to tbe public safety have been discharged upon parole It baa been the aim of the department to avoid any encroachment upon individual rights as for as might be consistent with the public safety Tbe expectations of the rebel leaders and their sympathizers in tbe loyal States that tbe call of volunteers would not be answered and that the draft could not' bo enforced have failed and nothing is left but to clamor at means by which their hopes were frustrated The Secretary in closing says that tbe en emy should be attacked in bis most accessible quarter The power of the rebels rests on their system of slavo labor whioh keeps laborers on their plantations to support owners who are devoting themselves to the destruction of the Union This productive power we should strike a blow at Use the contrabands and they will help us and take so much help from the file Luther Fairfield Co 7th Me regiment arrived here Saturday from the hos- Sital in Philadelphia on the way to his home in angor On arriving here he was so weak that he was taken to the City Hospital whsrelhough every ears was extended to him he died Saturday night His disease was chronic diarrhea Portland Press The 38th Maine is said to he a most orderly regiment While it was quartered in church in Brooklyn the nearest neighbors suffered not the slightest which ahowa alao a good deal of respect for the editor of The Independent Mieliol Riley got up a fine row Sunday evening at his residence in the Natural Seaport Knives and chairs were the implements Some blood some arrests nothing mors serious The next session of the Bowdoin Free Will Baptist Quarterly Sleeting will be held with the North Freeport Church on Wednesday and Thursday Dee 17th and 18th -A Thanksgiving Sermon by Rev Dr Bos-'worth is highly commended by the Portland Press The Messrs Underwood of South West Harbor are putting up large quantities of beef in tin cans A firm at Bluehill are also in tending to go into the same basinets have information that the ship Lydia Skolfield experienced a severe gale off Cabo Horn July 37th and that Wm Forsaith mate of Brunswick and Cornelius Snow of Harpswell were lost Bath Sentinel Rev A Small of Bangor has bam invited to the pastorate of the Baptist Churen in old Cambridge Mess Bath Sentinel Capt Frank of the 13th Blaine regiment has been dismissed from the saivioe having been convicted by a oonrt martial of receiving bribes The gallant "Young of Rack- land have hired afield for a skating park Pet- tiooats are to have a fair chance on that ground The Machias Union has been suspended for want of paper It would be well for loyalty if its teachings were suspended -Jbe Continental Monthly for December as writ as Harper fe for sAfe at Osgood The Bangor Whig and Courier has advanced its prim to $7 per annum The Portland Courier has been reduced in rise Pike of the Augusta Age and a five gaK Ion keg of cider oelebrated thanksgiving together says the Whig The Gardiner journal reports a scarcity of laborers in that eity Jars from Liverpool arrived at Portland Thursday morning The 37th Maine has gone Into winter quarters near Washington The 19th Maine regiment is opposite Fredericksburg in Brigade An apple tree grafted in Bethel 8 years ago produced 10 bbb of choioe fruit this year The war of the banks is soon to come Country banks will find See pills the hardest to take There is a wrap of sensation news to the effect that Lee fe playing with Burnside at Fredericksburg and will move with his main fines suddenly on Washington some fins day five of the new iron -clads the Nahaat Passaic Montank Weehawken and Patapsoo are to have fifteen-inch go ns which throw a 450 pound ball Sutler hassequestrated 8716 square 'of the richest cotton and auger growing country of Louisiana veined at thirty-right aiin of dollars Unole Bam will fill his pockets if he does his duty Meagher is not a worshipper of men He does not condemn MoClellanbut lp ths silly eonduot of officers who resign MoClellan is removed Ha says he shall stand by his Brigade to ths last! for the gallant Irish General It fe by no means impossible that Expedition may move on Petersburg below Richmond Petersburg in oar hands and Richmond fe ours The railroads are oars and the rebels must be starved rat Fredericksburg before army is encamped fe situated on a plain two miles in extent Two miles from the river bo-hind the city are hills where the rebel oannow replanted It would be madness for Barnaide to atiaok them in the front and ha will not do it It is said his army will flank the rebels crossing 20 miled below the eity We wonld-be glad to sit a flank movement Heretofore JV hae been thought proper to flue the enemy's guns' and first with shovels then with lags Message The seeond' annual' message of Pres Lincoln representaonr relatione with foreign nations as still remaining undisturbed no mention even being made of the Trent affair of the refusal of England to allow onr war vessels to coal in her porta of the part taken by citisens of the same country in Bending forth the pirate Alabama or of- the proposal of Prance to trader the mediatory services of tbe three great powers of Europe in the Amer lean war the reticence being seemingly dictated by ths view wise as it appears to as that on the part of this government would be unwise at It is probable however that the case of the AUhuiM has already been laid before the British government and will be mado the ubjeci of a special message hereafter It is gratifying certainly to receive the assurance from the President tbat aa yet there is no ripple on the wave of onr foreigp relations The subject of colonising the free negroes claims a few commendatory wdrds in the message bat it is evident from the brevity of his statement of the ease and from the tone of other portions of the document that the President has lost some faith in the practical efficacy of this treatment of the Vexed question Even if the labor of the blacks were not needed at the South aa much in the future os in the post (a proposition whith the President ably and satisfactorily argues elsewhere) knob a pjpn to remove them from our shore would be glaringly incommensurate with the 'great work to be accomplished requiring for its execution tho shipping of the world It partakes too much of Dame scheme of mopping up the Atlantic What to do with the negroes after they axe liberated is mads so plain by the President in subsequent parts of the message that we forbear aaying more than to commend his far-seeing views and unanswerable arguments to the favorable judgment of every citizen The- statement of tha condition of tha finanrta i door 011(1 US tatbfilCtO- ry as could be expected We invite special attention to his recommendations on the currency question and to his proposed remedy for the great evils of inflation which tov ore upon ns If we correctly apprehend his remedy it iq substantially this The assump- tion by Congress of the entire control of Banks and Banking by uniform regulations applying to all the State all banking institutions to issue eirealating notes of Uniform appearance furnished them by the government on the security of United States Bonds deposited in the Treasury The advantages of this system are-patent It puts all banking institutions on the same basis secures a ale and uniform eurreney tbfoughout the country protects the people so far as is possible by law against the serious evils of a currency inflated without limit does knot interfere with the operations of existing banking associations except to require them to re-organize under the law of Congress and substitute the national for the local notes of circulation and at the same time aids the credit of the government With-out having had -an opportunity to examine the subject la all its details we freely confess that our first impressions As altogether favor --able to the glan The evils Of an inflated eurreney axe already sera In the great premium on gold resulting from tho undue proportion of paper money afloat the mania lor speculations and the rapid and extravagant rise in prioes Something must be done to check all these evils or a terrible revulsion will fdllow The summary of the operations of the Poet Offing Department during the peat year is curious and instructive Notwithstanding eleven state! have seceded from Unole Past Office arrangements yet the reoeipts of that department are within a few tbouaan dollars as muoh as ever and the expenditures about three and a half millions leas a net plif to oqr venerable pocket of near- ly four millions So much for the terrible ty- ranny exero'ued over the Sooth Thf of the message (about half of itVla to a consideration of the relations of Slavery to tho rebellion and will be read with deep interest Ibis relation is forcibly and exactly stated by the President in tWw trenchant terms: Without Slavery the rebellion could netxc have existed without Slavery it amid not This is the whole truth in a nutshell deducible not sim-plyby logical sequences several of which the President has drawn with masterly ability but also made dear by the lights of experience As sternly and clearly too do tbe stern 'logio of (acts the deduetions of reason and tbe teachings of -experience as drawn by the President proclaim thati-tha separation of these -states is arphysiesjjnd moral impossi- bilitj Given therefore- tbe necessity for tbs preservation of tbs Union' the foot that Slavery the only and great enemy of that Union' and what is the oondosion? Thai answer to this question is rabstutialljt this Slavery must be deefroj-ed eitbfT gradnally with the oonsent-of the South tlowwithont her concent And this js the alternative which hp presents arid so ably argues to ibis States in xebellioii He djfrio rafirtantialij 'rm with tiieoonseniof Congress and people sueh woeidnt the cmi- Iirtitution a Vftl imiue'a' I' tf 1' J8 'i 3t- Orleans has been appointed to the Command of into the Federal Union The immense mineral the brigade late under CoL Dudley who has resources of some or those territories ought to been appointed to Gen staff be developed ss rapidly as possible Mwu iJinjtuim vw Every Htep that directum would hare a tea- Miss Feano came to this city iron Bbs-1 deucy to improve the revenuec of the govern' ton Thiakuriving day and attended a ball in the I ment9 and diminish the burdens of the people- John Froet wee arrested on Bandar I fYeniSF apparently well She returned to Bo It worthy of your serious oonmdeirntiun near North Hampton on Charge of rob- SSlESy A-ilff fuand whethr extraordinary measures to probing the store of Butler in Bpringvsle on ded in her Portland Argon mote that end cannot be adopted Saturday afternoon He eeoreted himself iA the Among-the neatest cottApe resiliences I The measure whioh suggests itself ss most forenoon and while the proprietor was absent whioh have been erected in our eoanty this sea-1 likely to be effective is a suientifia exploration at dinner broke open a trank and took about I ran is one bailt by Rev Eld ridge in the I of the mineral regions in those territories with $700 There were $150 in the drawer -All southern part of Wilton near Corner a view to a publication of its results at home and bat $30 ofthe money stolen was found uponthe Chronicla in foreign ouuntriear-resulta whioh cannot tail rubber Biddeford Jonrnai I Pike of the August Age has been Dissented I auspicious i of the August Age has been presented -The barn belonging to Mr Wissell of Stow was burned last week It contained besides the usual contents three oowe one steer end two pigs whioh perished in the flames One hone escaped Loss about $300 insured for $100 Democrat On Friday last ths cylinder mill belonging to Marble just completed and put in operation wae blown up Cause unknown Mr Mafble certainly has hard fortune this son his mills blowing up almost as soon started Paris Demoorat Nickerson of the 14th Maine at New with a new pair of breeches Ws jadge from the Age that he has been saxs oulotts for some time to the shame of his Democratic friends We understand that Friday afternoon one of ths derricks used for hoisting stone at I fell severely injuring Mr Eli Fish I of this oity His condition Is precarious Bath Times Among tha recent deaths of New England soldiers at the Washington Hospitals are those of A' A Higgins Co S5th Me find James I Smith Co OrT Ma BmitBfoO tt Vto Me Died In Washington of typhoid 1 fever George son of Alien and Lizzie PhiU lipdof StrongMe seed 17 veare 7 month I The-deaeased enlistad intn 1 vou'atT I rarvice of his I coantry la July lest I The'ChrOnicIe say intelligenoe has been I vmwWrel xrT "tITC nuton Hi (1M ofAronio diftrrhQps ftt Bean fiwtw 1 I The oondithm of the finsneca wm claim your most dill-1 Wlti the expressed in the second paro-st ooosiderstten Vast expenditures Incident to tha I K'BpD of that paper I now respectfully recall 1 your attention tu what may be called isumpra sated emaucipatihn A nabuu may be said to consist of its territory Ka people and its the territory tho only part which is of certain durability "Cue generation passes away and another generation conxeth bat tbe earth abide th It fe of ths first importance or dhty to consider and estimate this ever enduring fact' That portion of the surface which is ownedaffil inhabited by tho people ofthe United Btates is well adapted to bo the home of our national tamily and irit not well adapted for two or more Its vast extent end its various shades of climates and production) ara of advantage in this age for this people whatever they might have been in former ages Stefim and telegraphs intelligence have brought them to be an advantageous combination for one united people military and naval operations required the suppression the rebedkm have hitherto bees met with a promptitude certainty iu similar cuwumataiioca sud the tuibiw credit has been fully mintebu The ulmluusnro the war luweveraud tbs increased dtebursemcias made necessary by ths augmented forces new in the field nanism! your best refkcttoa as to tbe best modes uf providing neeresary iweuue without I Jury lb badness apd with least pussibte burdens upon labor The su pension ef specie payments by th bauJM sttheconunenscinuutof year seesion mails Urge issues uf United totes nutss -laUreln vutdaUr In no otnsr way eoiLd the payment uf the troops ths sslifimtiun ot qtber jam demauda bo so eooooaii- oally or towed provided for AU the JuiLcioua tkitn securing every coneeivsute iwertvalaUty at HkTaM 4m sad mekiug them ksdtf far other del its has made them uni ami eurreney and foe mtisaed partialiy st tesu for tha Uma lung frit want of on uaiform ciicaistiug medium sav- thereby to tue peupte iaunense ami lu diseunuta sad A rturn P4rnte bowawr Strang brown paper is now mannfaotared from the product of ths wild lag growing in low grounds all over tha North Experiments ere being tried with a view pf risking white paper from the same materisL Mr 8 Brewster landlord of the ow- hegan house slaughtered a hog onThnMiVT ing day three years and six months old pf the following dimensions Length 9 feet 10 ikohee Srt7 feet 3 inohes weight Nine handrl epd inety-three eat on the book 14 1-3 Innly eat on the shoalders 17 inches Clarion The following Maine soldiers transferred by ths ths Euterpe from Hi Hospital Washington to Portsmouth Hospital to wit Martin StylesiCo 10th regiment John A Sibley A 16th Fred A Howard A 10th Wm Bister 1 16th Edwinjdorgsn 6th The Euterpe 1 ronght 333 siok and wounded soldiers omfwfr earner back to their regiment abou eqtud of i lit ihm- Wfiffiwfflfi Wrotl I mrat Hussey of 'Leeds died at and uf tbs the and 01 the lng at th earifey period oapeUbi wlfr due regid to su ii 11 im I IkHdlUf fraopl lod MrtfllB I pravtetans To swefi ths Ouvsriimsui aiight fonffstartrcaloting notes oaths ssearlty of United JUaScsi lands aspaoMsd la th Ttossary-These notss prepared I Bixtar ths swpsrvisfoa of pswaac u44wm being tariforus la I would at protect laimr sosltisttha eviloof a vtatowsorou' modiaw ivsaivstMm from tua Ink rest iparoatofha Halted fiteltsicr tfao pswpsrsilnu aad I sgsnend suparvisioa sad raforaSw I ihebondsLI dislrtbwioa of the 8ktoa tbs buftlea ot that port uf lbs pablie SeM amptoisd esourttr Thdoubb cmUt moiwover wuaU bs sirotlr impswvwdand ib negatuiioa of ssw iosas areatiy insux-1 raiteastramiyof onr country befisves slavery fe right aud awnidiM W14BIMTT wimiBBisw wm UbM I tO Wllllft tha rttlmr kulUwra is oodffiLt to be-exteidLJte fe I the only rabetonuol dispute -Thafuguive slave I ibs puboc wants can be mads and ths' great advantage of I clause of the Constitution and the law for tha o-jassisandanlfossseurieosy smandr i kaowuf nouethst I suppression ofthe African Slave trade ara oaeh doubtful Whether cimilsi inn of Unite! rosrimlMtd uosiMirUA vUtertiiM aronrisLcns well enforeed perhaps any law eaa ever be mfi otramunlty wjiere the moral eenee of tbe the law He was saddealy attacked with oolic While msrohing tqWsrrraton' Jyl J-1 The telfrsph reports that Dr Pem df this oity Burgeon of thqlOth Maine fids dropped from the Tolls for being absent We Tra understand that Dr Perryresigned hfesitm ion I ru our rttisens will see toil in this before he left the regiment to return to Port! nd raft weather that their sidewalks ere cleared from Portland Fresa VT wait fiir to freere hard and thus CoLJVrak Fessandw himlAgMaMmel the commana-of his regiment and the soldiers reosivad'hiau'iwith muohrathusiasm-f Portland Advertferasi: "Capt Braith of the riass o(" WatervQfe College Froyoft Marshal of eriokMd ZheMMi ssys'-Miv MnoipM ofthsWstervillaHigh BohiabL Meeting will beheld with 1 wwwaa WW SW4 we a teas LUtronicfe 1 The SSth Maine Is encamped bu Arlington Heights: Charles' Kimball -of CoF 'died We trust our eltizens will 1 ABoe Molbon of this to wnifi on the fee ft few days rime apd brpke her SkowbeganClaripn -W 'are indebted to Hon'Lot reWw- nsrend T-innsil 'ot tbqi ffth IT--- 1 UBTTU me via uuh mseah unsqoeeMfaTattempt beoipmitsaieIdj rajtboj 11 loyal ownea of blacks totMwhlBhC tovmlsfswstaMs ere stovs fit aver.