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ntit' and n2aestS asks tiie entire coniro! IN
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no" clearly are. all the troubles ana crimes
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@ pfthc Great crimes Of the age. .he Grim"
against the pc.tce Of tlii. country. and the lib
.r,i.- Of IL citizens. tie Nebraska fr,ud
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Very truly your-, JOHN McLEAN
Uon. l.. Cays.

An address has been issued 10 the
Democracy Of New York, signed by a
hundred influential Democrats. such as
Platt Potter, Levi s. Chatfeld, Benz.
Welch, Jr., ID. ID. Field, and w p, An
gel, men not heretofore identified with
the Republican party, but who now take
Republican ground and protest against
the Pro-Slavcry character Of the Demo
cratic party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

. Hon. Charles Sumner, one of the
Senators of Massachusetts, was yesterday
brutally assaulted by a rutiian named
Brooks, who represents South Carolina
in the lower House. Those who know
Mr. Sumner will readily believe that
nothing in his conduct or conversation
could have provoked the outrage, and
that it must be attributed to the bold
and vigorous demonstration of the Kan
sas iniquitv, which he has just uttered
the Senate The reign of terror, then
is TO be transferred to Washington, saG
the mouths Of the representatives. OF the
North are 10 be closed by the use OF
bowie knives. bludgcons and revolvers
Very we'll the sooner we understand
this the better If violence mus come,
we shall know how to defend ourselves.
We hope, for the credit of the State
that every man in it will feel this outra &C
upon Mr.. Sumner as personal indignity
no less than an Insult to the Common
veal tn of Massachusetts, andthat there
will be such general and spontaneous
expression of opinion. as will fully mani.
fest our deep Discrimination to submit tc
any repe tition Of the contumely atlas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

PoL1TlcAL.-Francis F. Blair, Jr,. has
been nominated for Congress by the Ben.
ton Democrats of the fifth district of
Missouri, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Hon. e. Ct. Miller.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

Mr.. John Moor, an old and highly es-
teemed citizen, died suddenly at the resi-.
dence Of his son, John l.. Moor, on Tues.
day night, from the effects of fall into the
cellar, caused, it is supposed, by his mis-
taking the cellar door for that which led
to the chamber.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30
From Kansas.
CHICAGO, 18th

The Chicago Tribune publishes an
extra, based on intelligence brought BY
three men direct from Lawrence, STATING
that a company of 400 mounted Nilsson.
rians appeared near Lawrence on Wednes.
day. having banners of various devices
but not the stars and stripes
During the morning. the Lawrence
Committee of public Safct, sent a note to
} the U. S. Marshal who headed this force.
assuringhim they would make 10 res stance
to any process he might wish to serve, and
asking protection for their lives and
property The Marshal made no answer.
but at | O'Clock deputy marshal, with
posse Of ten men. made his appearancein
the city, and summorning four citizens to
assist him, arrested 6. " Dielslcr and
G. w. Smith, and carried them off without
molestaton.
! Sheriff Jones subsequently made hi.
appearance with Is men.
He attempted no arrest, bur demanded
all the public aud private arns-giying
the people five minutes to accedc to the
demand, and threatening in case of
refusal to storm the town One field piece
was Immediately given up; but the pco-
pie retii,cd to surrender their private arms.
In haitian hour, Jones returned with two
pieces of artillery, and an overwhelming
force, ant commenced the work of DIES
truction, by cannonading the Free State
Hotel and the Office of the Herald ofFre..
DOM The former was burned. and the
types and presses of tie latter destroyed
The Tribune informant left at s O'Clock
in the evening and when fifteen miles from
Lawrence saw a great light, and volumes
of smoke, in the direction If that city =
They ahye no doub, the town is destroyed
Another messenger, who left Leayen.
worth Just before the departure of the beat
says several men have been killed by the
Jones party.
1t is feared that Gen Pomeroy has been
hung by the mob
GOV Robinson is at Leeompton in the
hands of the authorities Gov Rec,ler
is supposed to de in place of safety, and
is daily expected here, via Nebraska and
Iowa.
The mob have threatened to hang Robin
son, Brown and Diesler
The Free State men are gathering II;
Topeka, and will make stand at tia,
point.
Atchison is somewhere in the Territory.
The Lnted States troops are anrio1N
10 proieCt the stHie,S, But ARE NOT Al.
LOWED TO LEAVE THEIR QUARTERS
The wife and family of the Hon.
John W. Dana, of Fryeharg, Maine,
Charge de Affairs to Bolivis, have
returned to this State. and reached
Portland Friday. Mr. Dana still re
mains at his post. Mrs. Dana has been
two months on her wa. home She
reached Panama the day after the rio:
and wa, detained C days on the Is hmus
nd left the day before the accident on
the Panama Railroad
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

In the case Of the State VS.. John J.
Brown. for the murder of his wife. Ann
Brown. last April. the Jury brought in
4 verdict to-day of 4" Guilty ofmurdcr in
the first degree
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

SUMNER MEETING IN New YoRK,-
,'e% York May 23,-The Republicans
held County Convention tonight and
passed strong resolutions, denouncins
the assault upon Mr.. Sumner; calling
upon the House to expel his assailant,
and also calling upon the Courts ofIvash-
iinston to punish him. otherwise that
the seat of government be removed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

X Il The voter Of Maine. and u the
Sixth Congressional District. remember that
Thetna-.J D Fuller. vetrda-.in-t an inquiry
in-5 the murder Of an iralocsnt man, y
one Of hi- fellow member. Of Congress. H.
e.sa-e-a5 eeher reason ran lo .iyen-;he mur-
Ier"r i. 4 southern man and votes On the
Democratic side
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

Y The s;an4te Of tn nit..d States. upon
Nh Seward's resolution that a committee OF
i've ba appointed by the President PROTEIN, u
inquire into the circumstances attending The
assault committed on the l-r-on Of Hon.
Charles sumner, a mnmb,r Of the Sena,a. in
the senate Chamber. On suggestion of Mr..
Mason, a slave holder, the resolution h.
amended 20 a. To elect by tho Senate. Tn Sen-
ate, m secret ballot elected all the member, Of
the committee, from the enemies Of Mr.. Sum
mr..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

NET0Es-Tre~iirn, Pierce has vetoed two
bill- Of Congress one for improving the nnvi-
CATION Of the St. Clair, and the other that Of
the mouth Of the Mississippi river. His pre-
tence is, that they conflict with hi- views OF
strict construction Of the constitution. lIe
can weld the power Of the nation TO extend
slavery into Kansas, and suhjusate the FIRE,
-cttlrrs there; and he can place the treasury
and the army and navy, at the disposal OF
one man for tho capture Of runaway nccrt
that wa- living quietly in Boston. But wher
the highway Of commerce are to be mad,
noreacce-eille to the people, why then ther,
i no constitutional power to be found to JUS
tfy anything of the kind,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

e Let no ono be deceived, Henry Herber,
the murderer of the Irsih waiter is not a
know.nothing, but was elected on the demo.
cratic ticket two years ago.
J. NJ. Denver, his colleague killed the edi.
tor of the Alta California, in duel tina, he
wantonly provoked, some four years since.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

Prosperity is the only test that vul-
gar man cant pass through. If man
has anything mean in his disposition, a
littl" good luck is SUR 10 bring II Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

The Cable to connect Newfoundland with
Cape Breton is to be laid down in June, |,
is an'icipatcd that the telegraphic line between
New York and St. Johns will be in workin o
order in August.
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WASHINGTON.
.Ca--s.7sas.s,o- ofits Evening Pss;
WASHINGTON. NAV 81. loJi

AsHIN6ToN, May II. ic1o.
Thcre Is but one opinion among all COM
r.ztcut jud-Cs Is - the uncSampled feast OF
elaqgence which has he,an enjoyed in the Sen
ate - the past two days. from the liTs OF
Senator Sumner. In q sf@s,h OF fvc hours
in le.-th H. hss exhibited the noet signal
m l5,.atian If aratorioal splcndor-. which.
ia taa piinian If a veteran senator. has ever
h.,aa witnessed in that hall Indesl. for the
union of clear statement. closa and well-put
rT-4~ ming. Ii4uant prs 'nalIty and saitre.
ir-Ietl-s.i with wealth Of aITs.sit" and
learned iilu-,ra:i IL. every "ne %: which wa,
>l'>.iiA-y - the main VuI''-e al tie -r'sIt
sF---h-~ 4 Burke. u whom the Nse>acau-
sits S-G4a:aT. in the riI.nti yigpr ot his Va
ris,i aeeampl ishluent.. bsars No. small -imilf-
-lde. | notice 90" T<.!Ti ular a~T-cially-npt
however. the principle " only one-in which
tbi, Likeness Iuav te traced. and that j. the
aslmI=4ll. a3apiian u tho thought or cxpre>-
son u ~afHe great master TO the purp"s' Of
thu author. AMI that. too. without incurrin-
IL least liability u T.-iantrv- II this h.
plagiarism. i i If - noble 4 kind. that no
scholar can fail To- - -ratited at lis display.
y sn example af the manner in which Mr..
>4mner frequently east splendid sentiment
into the mould Of another mind. might cite
h U.s. e tie famous cath in The great ora
tn = pe.assthan.-, where. instead ef Mar
a.ban. Thcrmov,laa. t.. Mr.. >Gmn5r. in
hi- eul"sium of Massachusetts,. substitute,
the revolutionary ls.ttl"-fcll- Of hi~ own
stat. with an eject that could only Ike apprs-
ciatsi by thu. who had the pleasure of atten-
din. IT. j !irary. No: bv the generous
-5ul- who VIZ, exposed at Isxinrr N. bv
thasss who stood ARRIVED al Bunker Hill hy
III. fnany from her i,~,m. who. on all tn
frld. to the first great struggle. len, their
1i.orau- arm, l. tire c4tu... Of all. hv the
children he ha, horne. Whose name- alone
ar national ,r1rhie-. i Massachusetts, now
s4#--i irr-v.--.blv 7, this work :,
Bat Mr.. Sumncr wa, more fortunate than
Burke in ar,wip, and j .,iuin., his ar,iitucr.
OF Burkc it wa, .aiI. that hi sfteuI.- :,
sf.,tt Wa. SIGNAL for General ,I4-,riu., 4f.
II Parliament like I'LL. up,.,,nlar L.l.
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er "tas h"l'e'' was up No. 'iia he
bufks IS
i'h hf. sumner on ''th aaN,, the case
VI P,herM -, From the he9lnHin2 To the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

The Steamer Golden Gate. with the mails
and passenges of March Goth, arrived at San
faon,isco the 18th of April
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

The steam mill in Brunswick, owned
by Miss y. Stone, was set on fire. l7ih,
and burned with much valuable property
INSIDE.
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CORRESPONDENCE &c.

Sullivan Ferry, in the year Of GOV Wells
9TH month
Df,E S1E;-Nr Fuller crossed over with
m when he returned 20 Washington. We
had long talk about matters. Nj. Fuller
SAYS he want, 10 be Governor, buts think hi,
chance to be elected to Congress again i, much
Letter
Since the talk, l have been very busy in
negotiating for the Machias paper, and in en-
deayorinG 20 get coutrol Of the Eas,pef, one :;
with these helps, he thinks he shall tc right
,ide up 1t tlau,N' election. With Ii, shau4c
on the >iaycf, question, cor'epena.ag one
has taken hold Of HIM 1t i. that political
men should always tie kop, in othee-ratation
i harcsy. am instructed, a, his engineer
to keep m eye on the nom. COZ Ges.' hut If 1t
laoA, ,4Ualy in 'l.a; direction. to Use the pre-
:, at my command To pave the way for re-
nomination to Congress.
By getting zap candilatc IN .,roo>iook to
chcckma,e the of cheated and patient gentle
men IN Hancock, good opportunity will be
offered for further application Of the princi-
pie Of ,'once in o.iicc always in Office
want You to let me know If the Custom
House Officers, and the immarinatiye Sh erfi
Of yoaE eon MY. can be relied on again in 4
scientific operation of, "headsn Fuller wins,
and fails the Hancock man j, cheated BY
his friends. u second time.
When have accomplished a nice li'tle job
which was particularly entrusted TO me will
write You again. In the mean time sorHD the
hollow gents, tina, SIT At the receipt Of Customs
in Hancock County.
JONI ilonbS the Pilot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

DiGNlTY,-Senator Butler, in his seat
IN the Senate of the United States. in A
discussion on the assault on Mr.. Sumner.
called Senator Wilson, a liar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

CHARAcrERISTIC.-It is said that a Yankee
baby will crawl out of hi, cradle, take sur
vey of ii. invent an improvement, and apply
for patent before he is siA months old,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

\ man IN Kentucky was 50 enormously big,
that when he died it took two clergymcn and
boy 10 preach his funeral sermon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

Z 1t the voters Of Main remember that
7. J. =. Fuller voted against an inquiry In
u the fr4nl- in the Kansas election and l.y
hi- acts and itis influence -u-tan- b ,,elar Ruf-
tiani-m and all Ii. outrageous doing of The
ea-a- Legislature Z Kansas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-30

A Probate Court will be held at Somes-
vile, Mt. Desert, the 18th of June. See
1tice.
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r Remember that, the cxI.n-s Of the
Legislature. under the Wells administration
cost the people Of this State TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS more than the Legislature under GOV.
Morrill,
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Mason. the Sir forcible Feeble Of delatcrs,
gave almost incoherent utterance to the out
rage upon his sensibilities. 1t was painful
necessity to have to associate politically with
men whose hand he would not touch outside
of the Senate.
1t was then that Sumner. advancing for
ward his face kindled with the feeling of the
moment. and apparently foot higher in stat
ure. made an imrromptu effort. which CROWN
ed the triumph Of the day. and gave an EN-
uhatic liz 10 Douglas vulgar inslnuaton,
that Iracticing before the mirror was necrs-
sary preliminary for his speeches. lie de-
sratchcd General Cas- with summary kindness
hut the other two with a summary justice that
l.ftted their n~,lcncc. | hope you will give
til. Jart Of the dcbat" in full. for even that
would not reprc- nt the occasion a 1t d's"rycr
to he recorded.
/ He told tn" little giant, pointing detiantly
+ nj him and lookiu. him square in the eye. that
. the >wagger of Bob Acres and the ferocity :"
the MALAY. were not the model, for senatorial
conduct that he would leave to hint Douglas
the privilege Of the common scold-thH las
word. hut not the last argument: and. u
Douglas nterrurting him in hi- characteristic
.tvle. he reminded him that no one with thu
upright form Of man could be allowed I,
scratch biz tongue a. a nbsnmc. nameless ami
nal scratches hi, tail. TO fill the chamber viii
tn perpetual stencil Of offensive personalities
Mason wa reminded that scowls and |lanta
ton manners were not arguments : and n tina
senator had exhibited nothing cls,, he woul,
let him of without further notice. II wa
Obvious. from the discounted stvle in whlcl
summers ASSISTANTS retired from the Ss.nat
tina, they had not taken much by their motion
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-16

II X r. Sill nj r. A IT.

Cheese Cheese.
y Cssk Hamburger Chess uzt rrl "a and for sale By
q lnna UAhZELL 4 CO.
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From the Chicago Press Of yesterday.
DESTRU GIVE FIRE,
TWO WAREHOUSES; BURNED /,
Immense Quantity Of Grain Consumed
Loss or LIFE.
Loss or LIFE.

About IL o clock, NJ, vest erday, a fire
broke out in the rear of the large Grain
warehouse on South Water st., the second
building wcat from Clark Ut. bridge, owner
by Mr.. Pomeroy, resulting not onlT in the
speedy destruction Of that huildinF with it.
valuable contents, hut Tint IT the large
warehouse Of Mr. Chaplin Gu the corner
next TO the bridge, The fremeH we're
promptly on the ground, ind did all they
could to stay the progress Of the famea
The principal losses occurred ia the
warehouse of Mr.. Pomeroy, which was oc-
copied by Messrs. S Pomeroy g. Co. for
the storage Of grain, The elevator WA
constantly busy on Friday and Saturday &,
Il IS estima; ed that about $4,000 bushels OF
wheat, oats and corn were destroyed, about
two-thlrds Of which was insured. OF this
amount Air G R Eckley owned Il, 900 bush
els of corn, which was fully insured Whe.
iher the building Itself wa8 insured we did
not learn.
The Chaplin building was principally
used for business offices, ana Il it Mr.. G.
had an office, His loss, how ever, wac not
very considerable, the building. we believe,
being insured, Some papers and fixtures
we're destroyed IN the Office.
Ia this building also was the office OF the
Io!'iDgwood steamer los IN futures
$500.
Also That OF Nh La,tes Lose Lhe same.
Also that ola Davis e. Go, cement roof
crs, whose loss in chemicals. etc. amounts
amounts 10 aboat $500,
Mes5rs. A Morse s. ca last abont 800
~ office fixtures
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-16
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La t e st N e w q.
ARRIVAL Or THE sTRAKRR ARAsIA
THREE DAYS LATER FROM rugoPF

NRw YORK, Sept. 13.--The steamer Ara
bio arrived this morning with Liverpool
dates Of Sept. 4th, being three days later.
The Arabs brings ia passengers. She left
Liverpool on Thursday the 4th, ut 1886 A.
~, and thus made the run 10 little over 8 4
days, notwithstanding detention for several
hours of the port Of Liverpool.
The Atlantic took out q full dispatch. but
the news was not Of much Importance, and
the London Star says that II need not TO be
any longer concealed that the governments
OF France and England--that 10 to say,
Louis Napoleon and Lord Palmerston--are
not on good terms with respect 10 Spanish
aiisifs, and communications are understood
to have passed between them Of anything
ut complimentary charaeteri
We may no well state than al opinion
has crossed the Atlantic that England is
ready TO make every concession in order to
maintain the friendship Of the United States,
and that this determination was come 10 in
view Of a possible rupture with France
THIS improved tone Of the London journals
il interpreted in this sense, and the New
York Herald makes much Of the logic. We
have hisberty ae5itated TO say so, because
these are important matters, not to BIO pa
Faded for the sake Of rising public impor-
lance. but as the ParIa correspondent Of our
own paper now begina 70 talk 60 much
about the matter, reserve must be put aside,
and The public should be instructed that
while there may be in reality nc danger, it
&c always serious thing to have our foreign
policy under the direction of Premier. like
Palmers,on
The Stdy further says CotepmorarY
announces that tue Genital American diff.
Guilty 10 solved satisfactory by convention
between Honduras and Great Britain
Good news may bear repetition, but then it
ought to be newa. The satisfactory settle
ment alluded To. Of this al one time threat
ening question, wac announced five weeks
since.
The health Of the Emperor OF the Fteneh
undergoea much discussion That the EN-
peror has some malady OF danperous char
acter, may be inferred from the fact that itl
exact nature ia concealed from the public
ITALY Discomfort 10 spreading Alarm
10 manifested in Naples in consequence o.
the new aseertained movement Of the Mu-
rat party. This party has been circulating
programme or proclamation at Naples
with secrecy.
LATEST -L0NDoN---Monday Morning
The campaign projected by the Russians a.
ghinst the Circassians is indefinitely adj.
lourned.
The Persian Ambassador at Paris is te
proceed to London to settle the Anglo, Per.
sian difficulty