The Portland daily press., 1865-03-09
u-rhs teachers Of Ohio are pstitioning the

1.-THE teachers OF Ohio are pstitioning the
Legislature to establish State Normal School.
EGen Fremont was fined S25 in New York
few days since, for on-attendance as juryman.
John G. has always been somewhat noted for his
INSTRUMENTATION and refusal to obey orders.
BMr. McCulloch nomination for Secretary
of the Treasury, was confirmed, like Mr.. Fessen-
den's. without the ordinary reference to a COM
mittee. A55 IN FHi7gEERH
The Augusta Farmer says Hon. w. A. P.
Dillingham;. Speaker of the Maine House of
Representatives, having received an appoint
ment from the Secretary of the Treasury as
agent to take charge and dispose of confscated
rebel property in Mississippi, win leave Water
vile this week for theSouth. He will probably
be stationed for the present at Natchez.
EFF. Hassaureck, our minister to Quito, now
at home on leave, has published an article in the
German papers Of Cineinnaei severely denoun-
cling Gen. Butler. Hesays he has seen the pres
ident and Gen. Grant, and that Butler alone is
responsible for stopping the exchange of prise
ners and his attempt to throw the responsibility
upon Grant is dishonest. ,ssg.j ir,.a.a
/ UB Ah"p AihnloSuAobC ouccb, ING New 1OrK
| Herald, complains that Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugural
does not embrace declaration of the distinct
terms upon which the rebel states and their in
surgent citizens will be received back into the
Union. No need that it should, for Mr.. Lincoln
has stated his unchanged views on that point
more than once. The only door is repentance
and good works. enoiah
II Mr.. Sumner leads a small number of
senator's who carry their opposition to the rec
| ignition of Arkansas and Louisiana to such an
extent, that they oppose referring to committee
the question of the legality of the election of the
men from those States claiming seats in the
Senate, land yet the votes of both these states
are needed to ratify the anti-slavery amendment
to the constitution. Mr.. Summers theories lead
him, sometimes to be very impractica Bile.
W Admiral Dahlgren's report of the cap
ture of Fort White and the occupation of
Georgetown. s. c., shows that no troops were
found in the fort, and that our captures were
sixteen guns and a large amount Of shot and
shell. Only one man was wounded in the brief
skirmish which resulted in taking the place.
Admiral Dahlgren issued an order declaring the
SldVeS Tree, REQUIRING tuelr IOrmer mdSterS 10
furnish them with reasonable provisions for
sixty days, and providing that the freedmen may
Join the colonists on the Sea Islands, or may
enlis. in the military service of the United
| States. S bsssq sri9f 5sa.,.r. tse
RIn his late Inaugural Address President
Lincoln said: "Fondly do we hope, feryentIy do
4 we pray, that this mighty sceurge of God may
oeedily pass away. Yet if God wills that ii
may continue until all the wealth piled by the
bondmen's two hundred and fifty years of I'M
requited toll shall be sunk, and until every DROP
of blood drawn with the lash shall be paid by
another drawn with the sword, as was said three
thousand years ago, SO still it must be said that
the judgments Of the Lord are true and righteous
all together" When Copperhead papers sneer al
that Inaugural it is perfectly proper to point to
the above paragraph, and say, ssThat's what's
the NATTER