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ksseosssvs.-On Friday last, during IN &.
amtnatton Of Witnesses beSoie the MAYOR.
some remarx was made hy Hauxieo H. Hat.
terneld. which gave offence to E. b. ". Ap.
person. ana which Mr.. 4. thfeatened then 10
resent at anosAer time Al 4 late hour that
afte1nooa Mr. A. came mp with Mr.. B. at the
southwest corner Of nth and Main ,streeto.
and an altsrcation ensued. during which thc
former gsve the latter two or three blows With
1attAA. In the scunvs Mr.. B. tot uossge1ion
OF ths cans, ,at which Ar. a. drsW . I've shoot
er from his pocket bat before hsving time %
use It, 4 he intended to do 90, oiicer Bibb dje-
ermed him and took him into custody. On
fore the Mayor, and Mr.. zpperson wes held
70 bail IA the sum Of 300. he being the assaii4i
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Rl0aM0ND. VA. MON DAY, JUNE Is, 1890


CengrssaisnaI Prseee1ines.
n11Arn. .Ssssvdsy, Jsss 1o.--A nunhsr o.
49, ~. nsaa' 49, Msss ps..sd. , , !. 81. a8
unhwfol detention Of mail matter.
Mr. Wileoa nsrod oced o ngsplnfan 20 =
sAol@n quanntfne laws In TeIasion % the i'm.
q % Of S,:s.sed cattle into any Of IL
! NJ. simmer moved to take MP the Hous.
e nll r. fsssrenss 70 the nissioa to Sardinia.- -
hSS:s jp,1: 1ssoletGa % oy
sakea gp. and aftsr debate passed -
1nf Sensse G,.s then took up the Naval sppro.
,asS as.,s e r. x:ss s,,ers. .eos
three ets.m vssseis % the African Squadror.
70 assist In the capture OF sIayers
mr.. 0win, OF Gal, moved to amend by in.
sI9cnng the Prsstdent to make such repre-.
eeatatsons A. may iBduce Great Britain 10
send tho Africans captured By British cruieers
Immediately back to Africa. in lieu OF nnakins
apprentices Of them, and in default Of such
:ana a:arlaneement being made. then to give the no.
the United Statss TO keep 4 squadron on the
coast Of Africa, NJ - = =, - '-'0 ''0
The subject wds discussed by Messrs. vii.
s sonl 0win. Hammond, Green, Mason, Trum-
The amendment of Mr.. Gwin was lost, yeas
The Senate thsn adjourned.
/. nOUek o. k1P1D6kNTATlVRS.-M Train
from the select investigating COMMITTEES of
Hnlcn NE. Covode - chairman, made q de-
JAILED report stating that from the examine
non OF various witnesses, they had come To-
the conclusion that great corruption had been
used on the part Of the President and other
nigh omcials. Ordered to be printed
MT sherman reported back the Senate reso.
luton to adjourn ON Monday week. with an
amendment substituting Wednesday next. .a.
Excessive confusion prevailed. LA
mt. Earpew0rth said that if the mem befs of
the Baltimore Convention were to control
business hers, he would move that the dbor-
Keeper let them all tn.7 fsS3 s7 -.
Mr. Barksdale said that these gentlemen
were not creating disturbance. Members on
both sides OF the House were doing it.
Tne amendment was disagreed to, by yeas
IneiEsctual efforts were then made to table
the subject. 0it ! = -
The Senate resolution was then adopted, by
yeas 123. nays 58. ae ~ -
After passing some private bills, the House
TOOK mp the Kentucky contested election case
In which the Committee ON Elections have re.
ported in favor Of the sitting member, Mr..
Anderson.
The subject was discussed at length, and then
laid over until Monday.
After short time spent in committee, tho
Aonse took recess until O'Clock. ~.
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SmT1NoB MITI0ATRD.-Eugenia Plummer.
MT. Hatch, In England, and sentenced to in.
priaonnent and dstsDtton IL re1kamxory
WAS recently taken from TIE city pgison. II
Holloway, having undergone the 0rSt part ol
school, there 70 b detained two years.
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n SHpposed - H. 0seOoed.--A9 marty a IadsI
yesterdAy morptnx. Nhiist bathing near. o.
4essrs. 0fbeou's saw mill, say they saw 4 ne-
gro fellow jamp into the river below tisem.
and soon disappear, and - they saw NO more
o9 HIM they 00neluded ~ had .dfoWu61 and
20 reported tbs fact 70 several gsntlsmsa. who
were passing on Mayos hridge. Search Vlas
Instituted alonk the hank for The drowned
NaAs clothisg, hut ~ noae were found. it q
possible the bOys veEe mastaken. - .g'g !,
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the New York Chamber Of Commerce passed
resolutions Recommending our tovernnent to
accede 70 the proposition OF the 1ive European
Powers, to abolish pFi Fivateering. Since that
the Chamber Of Commerce have had another
meeting, and the subject has been more fully
discussed. It was finally conclaAed that the
subject had bettsr be left in the hands of gov
ernment 70 settle, and q report aeaiust the DO.
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A QuHnH SuBJpcr.-Dr. Dsnustt Of New
self into troahlA again b. hising hoye % howl
In the hack, gard Of IN ohOxie0s poighhor.-
The gentleman for whom tAses periofmsacss
were tmprovised showed sncn poor apprscia-
sunity 70 give DR.. Hesnstt sttasevsesooWAi1lng.
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Mssiesl ztsas.-l'ue Uolson, ai6ed hy Nie.
nor StiselM, u to favor our citfssss, sAis wesk,
with one or moro q ksf musieal entertain.
North6sns psesa are eetToet so0othin9 m.
pspally nne In tbs way Of cultivated veealisA
may - Anticipated.
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sUFEEREAS, -
BROKEN DoTSEss SEssfSEsAPGf sASs APGfMRRlhKErArED Mn PRO-
rHr NOT HAVE Y22bf 2bs HEALTH aEsroR-
We 'ssr you 'hs isyisSRsxffsSTEo 'fss, RsxffsSTEoRArIvE AND
We offer il to all classes-lt MAY save vnluahl
srs We do not believe that any other remedv
~ speh nass Of testimOny.se :. -.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV. b. F. BkOOKR. sa ~
BALTIMORE, Feb. q, 1850,
rsws. Mortimer & Moscbray: +.F :, : -
~Tse sse OF your HAMPTON'S TINCTURR hss
nsn 4 rsry ereat btesStRs to me and nv famjly- =
The eject il has had on nay throat dsease has been
surtiers. For all such diseases most oordiallv
ronmend it. Yours, rTuiy, -
Pastor OF the Eataw NJ. s. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR. N
Asa nvlgorator and restorative, where q xeu-
= simusnt 10 wanted, we believe it superior to
& .ss Cordisis before the public az cHre for Uys
yeis. CeNra, SerGfxld and RAe1Mntism with
taisesses of the Stomach and Bowels II has been
ri, mocessfui to the single and marrled. We
AT the mos. valuable remedy, which thousands
'IsssSaaI,Es 'fsSaIEs AND CaiLDREN.-rhis TING.
fUaE vii be found great medieine for al their
N Gail and get Pamphlets and - cures,
t1 BY PURCELL, LADD 4 Co, Richmond !:
fDr. COOKE. Fredericksburg: b. al the Drug
% IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER 1 NOW
hAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists and Hhop-
skru everywhere. u por bottle; SIX bottles,
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Csss ITEMS. s.-John RedInau. Jbr bsiug arunk
and trerpassing On private citixep, and 49,
sAnltlng Watcn1nan Adans; an0 Stephea,
slave 10 1anes Wset for hastng . hsar skis,
pass. were both coAfnsd in the eaSs ysstsrsay
morning 4f@ ss'f e @si-ss f-aflfs
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MichelbuTy sTarbor0u3h. cad claims 70 b. q
member Of the Public Guard, appeared befurc
~ Mayor last Saturday ~ answer tie charrs
Of heinE neisy and disofdsTly Ca f7th street
Mayor discharged hin. ana ha Vas oYacfod Ito
tho barTacnss vheT0 another dlschaFfe ~
probably given him, Capt DtmmOck kayines
lesG since coneiudoa shat sober nsa only vere
capable Of per1osmiag sol1isrs' Auty. -
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~"hise Sulphur Water
WHITE s6ESh1SYs SIfH 11Ss srRrxes,

Rnrm Gro0nhTloR CO., Va.
ETcL!TLED AT THE E.BPRIN6O.
hsJ,.. ,..oaeany have made great improvements in
PURCELL.- -LAD0 E CO.,
~ General Agents for the U. States,
AsHs Aeeehes! Looehasgg LeeeheSI9 I'll
- n Ersceived, bS Adamae .Exprsss, lot of
Va ~. SOisa LEECHE0, the very bests and
~ y uFPlnG end LKEcHIEG pgsUy4k st-'
lii ssjs g IsSn S21 los5: e ~
sks - tsstTanse a lii S6seSk q a. 6 nieSt
$50 of Lsigt and 1etA GtFeSts, o..~,,.
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LARos EMraRArIor--Itts u sisted that twen-
" Thousand Swedes and Norwe9ians are pre-.
paring 70 embark for the United Statse. sad e
b beloved that not less than thaAn numbsr VIII
reach the Unitsd States before the close q the
present year. &, z.ss - -E.45f es
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Z QRAIu AND TAUIT. --OontEasy, "a gsueral
expectation, the CEREAL or email GIaia crops In
Middle and Upper 0eofgia aud Eaot Te6nes.
sso have all tuEned ousWolt exoops ~ oo&s.--
Wheat 10 yielding plentiful golden harveat.
Corn 10 also promising. asd frpts ef al kinds
will be abundant. The oats are . general Jaal-
urQ-1 1NeN,asvfgle (G0.y Rspess6t. osA.
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ClrISs or TN DxAD--Ths Brockiyn n. ~
erave-yards have large popalation. 1he IN
terments in Greenwood from Gepeewber 6tn,
IslO, till Jaae oh, 1890. foot mp ssva.sy-st1
Hills, same time feviy.f,ee sAswsssd-t0tal 1lS..
m fss-'ail tf5s' ~3fSssP1 Ass1 ftzt ~ Ss ts.s
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AuornnB RAILROAD ExCUnGl0U.-Ths City
Coancil Of Oolnmbus, Ohio has rscelved An
Invitation from the Central Ohio and Haiti.
more and Ohio Railroad CompAnies. % taee
cttiss of Baltimors, Washingtoa and psebaps
RhilAdNlphtA.s = a.. n. ...sa1 as y sht.es
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ARRIVAL Ov, ,NORNONs From NDw QuA1-
rHR.-The bark A1acrity arrived as this port
this moruing from CApe Town, Cape OF Good
Hope. She has on board sagAsy.sevoa 1or.
mon pasoeneers. msa. woussn and children.-.
They are hound 70 the Great Mormon City Of
the West-Bosten Cowrisv, 1StA.
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Weppn,r spn, stnr the f1rst Prssident Of the listed
0aates writes when . suhaitsra IN tAe sesvtce
Of the OoIonial 0pvernment 70 TIE Governor
Of Virginia. sold at ELS TO-, sQuaI 70 aDoes v7s.
Four hundred dollars have sssa sshseribsd
! for the henent VI Tom Seysrs - Tor0nto Gan.
ada. Il has besn resolved e mako up NE
amount to one HUNDRED gutneas.
The cttissns Of Marlboro, Nass. on Moeday,
celebrated the sscosd centennial ansivsssafy
Of that towh--last two hundfsA yeArs having
elapsed since III incorporates. ts
Prof. Aenasis - 70 dslivss ~ addrsss % the
Acuasisl and Zoqlogicsl lassitstioa. Boston.
about the 1st Of July.
In Caliiorpia thsy have are liss % vssy
! lafRe that they nee t600 ~ oook ~. To1y set
~ ksttlss % theiS ntn0ss - WAieA are
4 bept for the pn1pope like pot hooks.
in. . fAniIy nAmed Qnisley. - wslwerth
county. Wis, four Of the bSothers and I'VE cI
Ne sisters havo ccnmitsed suicide during Ne
past tel ysass. @7'me& .ss3 r.. &i
d AAvsoss ~ The Nlaonxs anaoeses hat
peror. Vas very III, And thsse was little hopes
The national Temperance Cosvs.lioa elos.
"a its session at Portlsnd, He, Toeysday,
and lslt esan sxcassaen - Ne White Mean.
i sJ.dp n.ssr. N the Oosrtoe Oonnes Pleas
Of st. Lonjs, has overlaled ~ Aoticn far .
new trial ofths case Of CAystass 70. 6Aaw.
EdwArd r. 0aes aud n. n. xinball, of
MeMpeis, Team, Wefo drOWae4 while hasAine.
o. Wed1isday, u ~ river seaS tAat eity.'
The Hanussa 1pssaases anneansss tlat u
Canada sxAibitioH to - Asld y thAt eity.
lis poetst picked q - vklis 6 tAe cam =.
tweSn Baitin01S aae Wasatnseea.
! Ths Bsriineton 1IawAsys aanossess he
dsath of I. d. oesshasA, J1dese soaDssuo
n - ar
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Csss Hssss: :-Joan Rednau. tor bssug druak
saalslng' wase6man Adaas, asa Sisphss.
SHAVE 70 Ianae West, for Aasing . hsar skis,
supposed e b stolen, AAd beiDg without .
pass. were both coAhned q IN the eass yssssrday
Ns.iesl Ttsas,-<'na Uolson, aiAed by Sig
Win one or mors d ~ nusieal sntsrtsin-
msass ana ~ The fspresentat1oue - The
sNorthAsnl psesa are eetTset so0ethbn9 IN.
pspa!ly nne in the way Of cultivated veeaitsn
may g an 'al.n'rcipaIed. =. IL. - .ssk
A QunR SuBJncr.-Dr. Dsaustt Of New
Haven, Of divoFco .sAit eolS0sity, has got him
self into tfoahlA again b. hislng boyo % howl
Tho sentie emsn ior whom sSsss psrioSnsscss
were tmpfovteed showed sncn poor nppreciA-
tion Of them that ~ emtracea the llrstoppor.
sunity - give DR.. 0eanstta ttasevseocoWhi
GRAM AND TAUIT. -Oontx4ry, "a essssal
expectation, the CEREAL or small Qaia crops In
Middle and Upper 0eorgia aud Eass Tednss-
So hsve all suTAsd oueWoll e1oepe ~ oots.--
Corn is aiso pronisins. asd fraii ef ~ hiads
will b abundant. The oats are . general fail.
urs.- -1xs~sssss's (6s.J RsPsssss, "a.
Augusta county jail. Va. whore he vas con-
flnsd for passing counteflsit money, wae ar-
ressed near Stsunt0n, Sah1ay njgAt Week.-
s = e. ana, ss .ss.
be had walked from that city and Was mailing
for Ohio.
4,ARRIyA4 ~ sHOeNOns From MN ovAa.
r1R.-The bark A1acrity arrived as this port
tKis moruing from CAps Town, Oaps OF Good
Hope. She has on board saghty.sevea 1or.
They are hound 70 the Great Mormon City Of
the West-Bossen Cosrisv, 15tA.
Auornns RAILnoAD Exou1SioB.-Ths City
Councll Of Oolnmbus, Ohio, has rscslved an
Invitation from the Central Ohio and 0ojtt-
more and Ohio Railroad Compauiee,a % ta9e
m excursion over their roads, and vistt the
ctties Of Baitimorss Washingfos and Psesaps
LARas ExIaRArIox.--Itis u sisted that twen-
~ thousand Swedes and Norwealans are pre-.
b believed that not less thAn thaAn amber VIII
reach the Unitsd States before the CLOSE of tho
prssentyear. 3 Tes 81 ss5f
Crr,ss or rns DEAD. The Brockiys ~. ~
in G9ss"rooS 3sss sspssbsr s;.
lsl0 till Juae 9th, 1880 foot mp ssvessv-st1
tIossaad ssres Assdysd esd sisesy; Oypress
Hills. same time, feriy.fsee sAsssssd-totai iis.-
100. a'f'-'a'' s.,' -
AuroosArx SALR--At resent sale Of asto
s..ph letters a LondSn Letter % @ asU ss.,ss
States, writes VIXEN subaatsra il tAe sevvtce
Of the Colonial 0pvernment 70 The Governor
OF Virginia, sold at ELS l0s, eQuaI TO aboat e7S.
! Four hundred dollars have bssa sutseribed
for the henent VI Tom Seysrs - Tor0st 70 Cen.
ada. II has been resolved 70 mako up The
amount to one hundred gutneas.
r: ss: e. Os sssS MsSsz;
0f that towA-lust two hOu0ro0 years having
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For the Union and Journal.
Social Festival.

The occasion that called forth this communi-
cation was one of deep interest, pleasure and
profit. To us especially, being the recipients
of the proceeds OF social Festival held at the
parsonage of the South Diddeford NJ. L.
Church, on the evening OF the 9th ult. The
ladies' exhibited commendable taste in arranging
the tables which were loaded with good things.
The company appeared to enjoy themselves as
they partook of the rcpast and the social in
terest enjoyed during the evening, made us feel
that we are all members orthc same great family
and the old acquaintanccs renewed and the
new ones formed, as well as the heartfelt
interest manifested for us and our family, will
long be cherished with heartfelt gratitude.
The company ofabout two hundred left us
in possession of fifty dollars in money, and
other vauables which we esteem very ralua-
bic token of their kind regard.
To the kind, parmheartei people who thus
contributed to the fund and cheercd us by their
presence, we return our sincere thanks ; and
as we are soon to leave them for another field Of
labor, our prayer is that the people of this
charge may, another year and hereafter, be
blest with services of those better able to build
them up in their most holy faith.
South Biddeford Feb. 10, 1850.
G. PnILDRICK.
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thereby, and shall be governed by the same
rules and regulations rs are by law provided
in the case OF the location. alteration or discon-
tinuance Of town ways, by the selectmen OF
towns, and any person aggrieved by the de-
cision ofjudgment Of said city council or its
committee in its awards Of damages shall have
the same remedies and be entitled to the same
proceedings in order to have them assessed by
n committee or jury as are now provided by
law in the case of town ways-and the County
Commissioners for York county shall have
power to lay within said city any part fanny
new county road that shall by them be laid on,
in any adjoining town or towns and shall pass
thence into or IN, ough said city according to
the provisions Of law, and any high way OF
townway or bridge which has been or may
hereafter be located within said town or city,
between high and low water mark, shall never.
thelcss be deemed to be legally located and
established"
This bill according to the terms thereof, Is to
be submitted to the legal voters of Diddeford
foracceptancc, at q meeting to be called by the
Mayor and Aldermen, and to be held on the I'd
day ofApril. fla majority shall vote in favor
ofaecepting it, it shall be considered accepted
by the city, otherwise not.
Yours, &C.,
OBSERVER.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

A large portion of the time of both branches
has been occupied with the discussion of amend.
mcnts to the p. o. deficiency Bill. The Senate
adopted several which the House rejected. The
House has had several Intellectual ballots fol
Printer.
On Thursday of last week the Speaker an
nounced the Standing Committees. They seen
TO be fairl, constituted. We give the more
Important as follows:
On Waw and .Medns-Messrs. Sherman
Davis. of Nd, Phelps, Stevens, Washburn, o
Me-, Wilson, Morrill,, Crawford and spauld
On Commeres-washburn, Of H., Wade
John Cochrane. Elliott, Smith, of N. O., More
head, Lamar, Nixon and Clemens.
On Military .aGdirs-Stanton, Curtis, Bon
ham, Burlington, Olin, McRae, Pendieton
Longnecker and Botelier. 90,
On .Naral .agairs-Morse OF Me-, Bocock
Pottlc, Winslow, Wilson, curry sedgwick
On TSrriiories-Grow, Perry, Smith, ofVa.
Goocb. Waldron, Clark, of No., Case, Vallan'
bingham and Ashley. ;, ~
On Observation-Disclosures bingham, Hous
ton. Tayh,r. Ne,son, Kellogg, of ILL.,, Reynolds
Robinson, of II. and Parker.
On Foreign .qGairs-Corwin, Burlingame
Barksdale, Morris of Pa, Branch, Boyce
Myers, Hill and Humphrey. o.,
On Public Lands-Thayer, LoyeJoy, Iooo
Coyodc, Davis, of Ind, Trumbuil, 'ahdeVer
Windham and Barrett. 60.
On Post Offices an! Post Rodds-Coiax
Woodruff, English, Adams, OF N.Y.. Alley
Davis, of Mass, Craig, of Mo-, Helmick ant
Lee.
The delegation from Maine is placed as fol
lows: Mr.. Washburne on ways and means
Mr.. Morse, Chairman Of naval affairs, Mr. Per
ny on Territories, Mr.. Somes on public cxpend
lures, Mr.. French on manufactures, Mr.. Eos
ter on invalid pensions.
On Friday the Speaker laid before the House
copy of the State Constitution adopted al
wyandotte, Kansas, preliminary to the admis
sion OF Kansas into the Union. On Monday
the death of Senator Broadrick was announced
and resolutions of respect adopted. Remarks
were made by Messrs. Haunn, Crttenden,
Seward, Foster and Toombs. The Kansas Con-
stitution was presented in the Senate by the
presiding officer. The remarks made by Sena-
tor Mason, Brown, and other Southern Sena-
tors indicate a purpose Of defeating the adj
mission of Kansas If possible.
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Howe had never known Forbes; that Senator
Wilson about the same time wrote 10 DIR. Howe
stating that he had been told that Brown IN
tended using arms and means belonging 10 the
committee for unlawful purposes, Warming MOVE
against Brown, and advising that the arms oe
taken from him; that in consequence OF such
information orders were sent 10 Drown 10 TAKE
,be arms and property Of the committee then
stored in Iowa, into Kansas, andto De used on
In in defense Of freedom there.
pr Howe had no means of knowing whether
the arm- were the same taken NJ Harper's Fer
nv. but suppose they were. Witness could pro-
cure copies of the records and of the orders sent
TO Brown. and would do so. DR.. Howe knew
nothing of the Convention in Canada He
was not privy TO the plan of attack on Harper's
Ferry. Witness gave much other evidence, but
none duplicating leading Republicans. lie
recognized several papers found in the carpet
bag To be in his handwriting. He did not
know of any organization or society in aid OF
Browns plans. lie believed Brown to be a
conscientious and honest man, determined on
practical anti-slayery, but opposed TO exciting
instruction or shedding OF blood, except in
sci! defense. He had given him aid and CON-
fort as such. Witness being pressed to state
what he meant by spreading practical anti
slavery doctrines, for which purpose contribu-
tons were made, illustrated by comparison
"'NH 500 ossss~ W StaNea shN bSslNA emNhe
heather, etc.
The following is DIR. Howe's protest before
the Harper's Ferry Committee.
The undersigned having been summoned to
appear and testify before your committee, and
being unable 10 resist the power of the Senate,
obeys the summons, but enters its protest
against the proceedings upon the following
grounds:
First. Because the tribunal created is secret
and inQuisatorial
Second. Because Il is created for purposes
beyond the legitimate scope Of legislative in
Quiry.
Third. Because II usurps powers nowhere
clearly delegated by the Federal Constitution
TO Congress, or either branch thereof.
Fourth. Because il is dangerous as pre-
cedent. and liable TO abuse in the opportunity
il gives for peryersion of the great power OF
the Union TO the qualification of vindictiye
party passion in various ways TO the peril OF
private right and personal liberty; as by drag
ging citizens from their homes in any part OF
the country, and rendering no man secure in
his own house.
Fifth. Because, waving all other objections
IL Is unnecessary; inasmuch as for all the pur-
poses or investigation, testimony by desposi-
ton, under the Jurisdiction and within the
limits Of the respective States, is fully ade-
quate. lSignSdl ;. u. HOWE.
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PErsoxAL.-We learn that Mr.. Charles L..
Traube, formerly one of the proprietors of the
"New York store," and who has been actively
engaged in the Dry Goods business, in this city
and in Saco, for the past ten years, has con-
nected himself with Wholesale Jobbing and
Importing House in Philadelphia, and leaves
our city to day, for his future place of business,
We have had dealings with Mr.. I. more or less
for many years. and it gives us pleasure to say
that we have uniformly found him high mind
ed, honorable and just. lie has many friends
here who will be sorry to miss him from their
circle, and who will join us in the expression
of the hope that he may find his future path
both pleasant and prosperous. His place of
business is 81. North Sth street.