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oneinch ofspace in length OF column, constitutes
SQUARE" ss at
$l.60 per square daily first week. rs cents per week
nter three insertions less @1O0 continuing eve.
~ other day after first week. so cents. sEs
Half square, three insertions less rs cents; one
week, 81. 90; 90 cents per week after.
Undor head Of AMUsKMEHTs, S2.O0 per square Per
week one insertion, $3.50.
SPECIAL NoTIoRs, S3O per square nrst week.
per square aer three lnsoftions or less, $l60
half square, shrse insertions, Sl.oO; one week,
$780,
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE STATH
RnHss (which mas rNe circulation in every part Of
the Stale for 300 per square for first insertion and
SO cents per square each subsequent insertion.
LHaAL MOTIONS az 1eual rates.
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STRAY MAxINs. = Never taste an atom
when you are not hungry; it is suicidal.
Never hire servants who 90 in pairs, as sis
ters, cousins, or anything else.
Never speak of your father as "the old
man."
Never reply to the epithet Of drunkard, a
fool, or fellow.
Never speak contemptuously of woman
kind.
Never abuse one who was your bosom friend,
however bitter now. .as
Never smile at the expense Of your religion
or your Bible.
Never stand at the cornor of q street.
Never insult poverty. 'sass s.aa
Never eat between meals
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ROuses fnr Sale,

Il HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in good locations and vsrying
$5,6OO Apply to JOHN J. w. r GEVES,
apr5 u ~ 496 Congress Street.
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HoUs E lots s
FOR SALE.

GEVERAL finely located House Lots at Stevens
- Plains two minutes walk from the Horse Ran.
road. basift 81 ~ 81 800 ~ n
Enquire at AZ Exchange st. ap2sdsw
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GOFnAm StMfm0Fy'
yNyHE Summer Term Of this Institution. win com.
ment of W. @. Lord, A. M and the same Board o.
Instruction heretofore. For full particulars ap
ply TO the principal. or 70
aplsdstawfwsw IA. WATERMAN, sec'y.
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pEkSONS who can spare two hours day at
home can make S75 per month No work to
sou character. No capital needed. For particulars
etc, enclose 30 cts and and stamp to p. s. BARR,
Boston, Mass. may8dlws
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Sanitary Commission.

0Dfce ?f the o. 8. Vamitary ConaplissioH,
S23 Broadway, N. T.. Dec, TO- 1859;
HON. lSR AEL WASHBURN, JR., oi foIsisnu, f1.
IL Maine, has consented to acoept the duties o.
General Agent of the Commission for name sho h
is hereby appointed such agent by ausnoriy Vi 'no
Commission
BE viii be ready to furnish advice 20 tne friends
of the Commjssion g work throughout ,ne srate:
All monsv contributed in Maine tor the use Of the
f,ommiss;oy1 should be paid to Mr.. WashbuTn or TO
persons designated by him.
hv tba Commission for Maine.
Dy tne JFOSTER JENKINS,
saca2d&wff General Secretary.
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GTORE at 37t Middle street. for either a BARRIERS
Dor taiiors shop Tor to wholesale dealer in fruit
as II has large cellar connected with it'll
Also, large tenement, centrally located and
furnished Rooms ett ap25sf
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For sale.

60 II storied house. with stable and shed. all
,is IN good repair and acres ofland. This prop.
&-erty is PLEASANTLY situated at Windnam Hill,
has s.fine young orchard, plenty of wafer, and will
Inquire of p. r. Hall County Treasurer, at Port
land or OF s. GARLAND, on the premisss
Windh7m, My !, 1865. may9d2w*
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For Sale.

afl af ss3s.-a = For sale. -f45s.if
o. cottage House, nearly new, containing
W;;s| nine flashed roems. Location desirable. I'm.
-. mediate possession given. For particulars en-.
qulre OF CIV. SMITH, and Silver St.
May 9 edit ftioaHnl is f ~ T'F17,l
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
JOHN T GILMAN Il itor
published at Ne. sat ExoHAEGI STREET by
N. A. FosTE g. co.

TKzPonrLAND DAILY PRassis publishsd assoc
Der year in advance. tf
TIN HRMAINESTATH PREse Ia published every Thurs-
day morning, at S20 per Annum, In advance; S2.26
n paid within six months; ard $3.50, IL payment be
delayed beyond six months.
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For Sale.

o. The two story house and lot corner Pine
W,,sI and Lewis SIS, with slated French Roof
rhe house is nearly having been built and
occupied by the owner about one year. Good cell
lar, and water on the premises For particulars ap-
ply to A. B. STEPHENSON,
Or W. Il. STEPHENSON, I'd National Bank.
April l2-dtf
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10 Let. y " ~
IT .ARGE CHAMBERS. over ITO and liz Federal st.
III Apply to ~ aai = sa1l M aT7f sl- IA
JEFFERSON COOLIGE q CO.,
apl9dtf Cor Commercial and Franklin sts
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PassenRers Arrived.

In steamship E,na from Liverpool-C. Rose. II. Rose
George Clay and lady w J. Quan and lady. Rev T. Mid
de,on, D. Heidelberg, lady and children. A. Heidelberg
Miss Path Miss Wedmayer, j. :. Reid NJ Green, C. King
.ton, C. Miles J; j. Doyey lady and son = Randall Rev
q. Kean Miss Eliston O. NJ. sutton, j. Hines w Abey
f. Grassland Miss Nardn, Miss logt, Mis-. Nearl' Miss
Bradbury, +. Cloves, W Grant and children, Nh Crom-
well Mr.. Field. +. Watkins. Mr. Shepley. II. c. Cox
Rev. T. o. O'Rely, Rev. J. Curtis Rev. Mr.. stanton.
Rev. Meaghe Miss Cheshire, F.. T. A. T. Townsend Jere
Townsend. r. q. Carn, NJ. f. Cramer NJ: Msners, M" IT,
Solomon, Mrs H. Barnett j. T.. Martin L. = Worsey and
lady, Miss Powers Mr. Headgson and lady, Miss Hedgson
Geo. Don-y, r. A. spegh G. A. Cheesebrook Miss Marx
ham, \. Shulk Mrs. p Massa. NJ Nomgudn. Mn, Jalien'
w. r.. Walker, J. Irving j. Dean Rev z tanely Rev J.
Cunningham, Rev. J. Mccormack, Mira Race MIS- MANUAL
Mr.. Condia n and 37J in the secrasc .
In steamship Nevada from SayannshMrs and Miss OPP
F. H. Stafford lady and servant, T. Cora aud lady C. Robin
son r. j. Swain, II. q. Bump A. d. Lyons, e. topp, e. w
Huchkss r. stafford Mrs. and Miss Dcdyons Miss A. Dan
forth John Conaghy ID. Bailey. H. Blum aud lady A. law
crtt J. Rutherford o. DkAlynaki and lady, Miss p kns'
Mrs r. Purse r. Wayne, Is. NJ. Partridge o. X. hilard d.
H. Corbett " X. Woodbridge. d. Lippmann MI Louenthsl,
X. 3 English. T. Vail o. II. Holmes A. H. Lane j. ho'o' A.
Wathan. Capt d. X. Barnett. . - q,
In steamship Zodiac from Savannah-Mrs.J Clark Mrs.
f. Deraise and children, Mrs. Valentine Mrs King and
children Mrs. Christian Mrs Pace children aud servant
H. l.. Holt wife aud servant, Mr. and Mrs PomdeNter
w Feely Mr.. Schustef J. Mcqueen, Capt Jas Nelly, u
w. Haines, :. w Miletti Mr.. Peters, Mr. Fairbanks
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schr. julia, Lsprell. Jackpel. H.nrv No.
Schr. Hero, Small, saiem. NssEs


Steamship asna B. va McGussn Liverpool "a and
of Point Lynas passed steamship City Of R.ae inst;
18th, an lat 1907 lon Co. steamship Civ Of bound
Steamship Zodiac Bulley, Savannah 80 hoar. VIII,
s. w. OF Frying Pan Shoals, passed stesnb n IS miles
g. also steamer rer hence for savannah ib Soad
RIGA. bound 8. "'o steamer Ane-
Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, Savannah w.,.
kin L Dickinson. "aAensa. Coo
with sfi Sass js s'i%S cas s1s os TqT,
with sugar II. d. J. U. Brookmap r. X, days
Brig Forester, -. Elizsbethport 70, Ro.,o
Brig George Downs Du-ll Of and S,an n' n
and molasses.H. Trowbridges Son N D~oaioes sugar
schr. Abby Gale, Monald, Belfast Ipubs.
Moray ''"Oef, 10 Holyokek
schr. James Lucy, Robbin, New.Bsde,,,
Schr. William, Fletcher Eixsbe,bno,, , nvtd
Schr. Julia A. Rich Higgins Eiz.bs,s.osa em.
schr. l.. a. Bayles, Bay port Tor PortsL. oll
Schr. Andrew Peters, Much Elishs,h,~ln
schr. Maracaibo Henly, Lnsx II das. s or bo'ion
Hatch. -'S "hl coal to {. g
yoke Murray. '~' WIN Lumber 10 Iiol
sehr. c. &. c. Brooks, Bridgepor. for phu.,,.,
NlND-At Sunset, s.. light ue'pna
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SHIPPING INTELLlGENCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.

Cleared.
Steamer Albemare, Brown Norfolk and Richmond, Living
ston, Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Creole. Thompson Norfolk aud Richmond, g.
Hinecken Palmorc
Steamship Constitution, -, Savannah, Wakeman
Gookn 4 Go.
Steamship Meteor, Randall. New Orleans.
Steamer r. G. Knight Mason, Georgetown, ii. h. Crom'
well & Co.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood Portland II. b. Cromwell
Co.
ship Franklin, Bursey. San Francisco H. NJ. Cooley Co.
Ship j. Baker tBr) Allen. Musquash Walsh Carver
Bark w. r.. Anderson. Price. Mobile, j. +. Ward 90.
Bark Meumac, Ioyt. Sisal, Brett Son 4 Co.. 49,
Bark Iva (Br). Berry, Mirscaibo and st. Thomas Matt
land Go.
BARK Rainier, IIaythen San Francisco. +. Talbot Go.
BARK Meridian tf}reinl -, Baltimore, Ruger Bros
Bark GI.nwood Bentegat Bnenos Ayre.. =. Alexander.
Brig Drig o Rumball. Cow Bay, ;. Talbot Co
Brig Afaretta 0ir) - Cow Bay +. !. Nevius Son.
Brig Govannani inI) Luis Liverpool, socovieh, Age"
t. Smith 4 1eorgiades
ScbI Ella, Jape Howard. Jtebsonvi~
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Evening Exchangc-AuGUsT Ii.
Passengers Sailed.

In Steamship Meteor for New Orleans-J A. Douglas Lo
ren1o Gonzales Treyim Jesus Gonzales Tey Ricardo Nor
re Jesus Jo b. Austin A. Crasas, A. q. Donoyant. Wm.
Donoyant, Manuel Martinez B. Wolf. W. II. Ofensand q.
". Bremen Henry Wolf Mrs Marston Mrs o. b. Curtis
Mrs. Haygn, o. b. Curtis A. Mas A. Towlc and daughter
MIR. r. A. Mullen and dausher also the following: Juan
Donnguez NJ Meeker g. McClerken, Mrs Farweather, aud
Miss Hester Mangin.
In steamship r. G. Knight for GEORGETOWN D. CIV. s.
Walker, Chsr r.. Walker j. Schneider and lody Oliver
johnson. Jacob Schoyer. George Schoyer, Wm Bucang
ham Cept. smnond and lady
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The Second Avenue Homicidc-CorOuer's

Coroner Collin held an inquest on the body
Of Malachi Cougbn. who died from the effects Of
wounds received on Sunday morning. as it is alleged
at the hands of Emm erich Schneider. We publish the
most important testimony taken before the Coroners
jury. together with stat ent ofhe accused in regard
10 the afisJ.
Patrick ODfjen testified tNat VI LIST SUNDAY morn
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PINR APPLE

PINE APPLE CIDER-Dr. TALBoT'S' Cox
rrsrRArrp MEDICAL PrSgAPpLz CIDER will cure you If
You sick and you well will prevent sickness See
long advertisement IN WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April p TO
May ~ 1865 inclusive Send for Circular. One
pie bottle free by mail receipt Of Doc TO postage
Il. L. BABBIrr, Nos. Ga to "a Washing ton-st., ~ H.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Ri,e,..5:2 Sun sets.....6:57 Moon rises. lil
aI0H WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 453 Gov. Island. 534 Hell Gate.. ''I9
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CITY NIX WIS.

BALLOON VIEWS OF MANHATTAN. - Prof.
Lowe. in Enclosure near the Central Park is giving
persons DESTROYS of making balloon ascension on a
small scale opportunity to obtain birds eye view
Of New-York and its surroundings. and seems to be
doing good business in that way. Aerial passengers
taken up about 1890 or 800 feet-a rope being at
ached to the carand after survey of the terrestrial
things below them are pulled down again. TO those
who have not had tho pleasure of regular balloon as
censon, which may state from experience is inter
estng and really worth making. these observations are
agreeable. and TO many almost sensational
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IAdyertisemen,.I
I Adyerfl.aulenft

TURKISH BATHS, NO. Id lAlGHI-ST
-Gentlemen 10 m. and TO 9 Ladies, a. III. to
D. IN. Greatest Of Luxures.' Try one.
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Dort-~ar6cns' Notire.

STATE o. NEv-Yorx
PoRr-WaRDsSs OyyIcs, No. I4 W.rs,
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1851 eu,.S
Act to Reorganize the Wsriens Office Of the Pot ~ VA
York. TO all persons interested in or having ebsrr.
subject matter Of such inquiry, examination or ,lry,v E
the following vessels under animation Nv ~ p
Wardens and that the said surveys examinations viii =
completed within ten days next succeeding this no,es a.
board said vessels: @ W
Steamship z1ma...............,,3yP
5hP AhoIlcah OHioh'' '''..'''''..'....pE.R
DARK volunteer. ....,...................0NR
Brig Abby Q. Titcomb ....... Commercial Wharf
Brig Mary f. Rowland. ................BER
Brig Elizabeth. Empire Stores.
Schr EIa... Commercial Wbaf
Schr. Hattie Baker.....................BE
SChr. .At8ntlc DCck.
NlNTHORNE TOMPklNS r1sssds,t
J.AUG's HERMAN. Secretary
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WARSERs CoLoRrIc; coors beautifully and natural one
apple alton, wash, trouble Mandatory No Dey ST..
~ \.
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ARRIVAL OF TOWNSEND, TIE NEw-HAvBN
DEPAULIHR Jeremiah Townsend, late the Assistant
Cashier of the Townsend Savings Bank Of New-Hayen.
Conn who is charged with stealing $1,000 from that
institution arrived in this city Yesterday on the steam
ship Etna in charge of the officers by whom be was
arrested in Liverpool The detectives VINO sailed
rom this port arrived in Liverpool three days before
Townsend who went by the way Of Havana On his
,erson the officers found $4,000 OF the stolen funds
IN the arrival of the Ena he was taken TO police head
,uarters and detained until the departure of the ex
Dress train when he was taken TO Sew-Haven.
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JOURgEYMBN PLUMBERS MASS NETTING
A mass meeting of the Journeymen Plumbers Society
took place last evening at their rooms No ls7 Bowey
the President Theodore Firehock in the chair. 1t
was resolved to have u monster picnic at Dndley's
Grove on the 29th Of this month special committee
make all necessary arrangements was appointed. and
the meeting adjourned.
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Adve rsement.
The RED JACKET STOMACH BITTERS are a very

agreeable and healthy stmulant-vey pleasant to the taste
soothing influence and good appetite We
that Druggists generally sell Biters rapidly these
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE-VIEws OF WEST IN
DiAs-Tho monotony OF the s.ereotyped arguments on
negro suffrage at Metropolitan Hall was somewhat
varied lsst evening BY thy speeca VI w. johnson o.
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A lecture will be delivered tonight in Metro
politan Hail. by Col r. ID. Goodwin on the SUBJECT OIL
and the effect OF Negro Suffrage.
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FIGHT IN A Yesterday noon,
while one of the South Ferry cars was passing through
Front.st. near Beekman, bloody fight occurred De-
tween the conductor and passenger neither oil whose
names we have been able to obtain, which Cccasioned
commotion in that usually quiet and orderly thorough
fare The facts of the appear to be SUBSTANTIALLY
follows: Two passengers entered the car, ana one OF
them rendered TO the conductor ii cents IN payment oil
the fares at the same time stating that he had no other
change This the conductor refused insisting upon re-
ceiying the full IL cents. The passenger tnereupoh
rendered n sIO0bilI which the conductor refused TO
change insisting that the passenger should furnish oe
proper amount leave the ear which he deemed 20
dS High words then ensued followed by a bloody
of the other occupants and ending by the withdrawal
of the .combatas Both the parties TO tho
contest presented bruised and bloody appearance at
the termination Of their pugilistc combat aH6 aig
crowd coIece TO witness their brutal and disgusting
encounter.
.ncsunter.
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The KEEPER OF THE KINGS COUNTY JAIL
In report OF the investigation into the charges pre-
lerred against the Keeper OF the Kings County JAIL
which appeared in yesterdays ISSUE there were one or
two serious mistakes Concerning the parties who had
charge Of furnishing the prison supplies have since
oeen informed by some Of Mr. McNeelys friends that
be has nothing whatever to do with 1t. 1t Is claimed
that the majority report which our Reporter did not
see exonera ed McNeely from the grave charges made
against him. which seems probable. inasmuch as he
reelected for term OF three years instead OF be-
ing removed, our Reporter enormously supposed
The report published the report Of the minority
and is verbatim copy Of that furnished TO the Board
of Supervisors for consideration.
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West Indian now visiting this city. Mr.. johnson said
that he found the question party one. but all he In.

tHas NC 'ou"u s"o q"esc'ou party onc' 01' MT "e
tended to do to give them the truth concerning the
West Indies and the Central American States. or the
latter he said that he knew nothing from books
and conversation with natives. but he could assure
them the internal commissions of these States were not
caused by negro suffrage but by the false system OF
political education given the present generation. Of
course. the speaker must somewhere alnde to this
great Republic and 1.-The unparalleled civil war
through which It has passed." and here he
nund n splendid chance and improved II.
The speaker passed to the subject Of
Emancipation in Jamaica. He said Jamaica was
doomed before the edict of emancipation was passed
That after emancipation the downfall might have been
avereJ hut for the legislation Of the mother country
In relation to representation he said during the %
wears the right OF franchise had been exercised by the
blacks; only twice had they received coored men as
their representatives and this only to the most numer
Gus branch He ended by saying that justice, expert
ence and the progressive spirit OF the age demanded
that we should not be far behind the other nations OF
the world as deny the right OF suffrage to the negro
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Ship cod HOPE. e ,nields for Yev.yoas
II 81, Lon. SIS IS avg 10
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.
II embraces among It's regular or ocessorn3D
tributers the following names;
Henry w. Longfellow,
James Russell Lowell,
John G.. Whittier,
Samuel Eliot
(Ex-President Trinity College, HMtiordh
Professor Torrey
Harvard,
Dr.. Francis Lieber,
Professor Goodwin Smith
Professor Child
(Harvard)
Henry James,
Charles E. Norton,
Judge Bond
baltimore
Edmund Quincy,
Professor W. D. Whitney
Nale),
Professor D. G. Gilman
yale,
Judge DAILY,
Professor Dwight
Columbia College,
Professor Tayler Lewis
q Schenectady,
Judge Wayland,
Frederick Law Olmsted,
Rev. DR.. McClintock,
Rev. DR.. Jos. P. Thompson.
Rev. Phillips Brooks,
Rev. DR.. Bellows,
c.. J. Stille,
Henry T. Tuckerman'
Bayard Taylor,
G.. A. Bristed,
G.. L. Brace,
William Lloyd Garrison
sydney George Fisher
Theodore Tilton,
James Parton.
Gail Hamilton.
TERMS: Three Dollars per annnm ID s'' carrie,
months. Two Dollars. When deh'ere s,,,or,l.
in New York or Brooklyn, fifty cents auu',
JOSEPH H. RICHARDS Puoli1 %es YORK.
' No $50 Nassau street, Ne" '0'>'
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS ASES''
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Sailed,


S tesmers Constitution, Albemsrle.
, 1865-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

Inc complimentary and farewell concert to
Mis- De Pelsrom. last evening, was passably we'll
attended. Had not the preceding evenings OF the
week been devoted almost cxclns1ye1y to musical
been packed. Enoueh tickets were sold to lfi
the halt but few OF the sea!s we're not occupied.
vaas %1 s5a1 ME- %sa tset
Mr. sprsgue. Miss Sells, Miss Farrell, Jule Lum.
hard, Mr. Johnson, Mf. Lewis, and 31r. Baum.
bach, the latter acung as musical conductor. The
all exert1ng Themselves TO the utmost. Lumbard
was II excellent VOICE his recent vis1t to the oil
ssgans r.. Ell: s m 7e
introducing a s'y1e of playing entirely = ncwms ss
plzzicato before unknown IN Chica,o-eyIdentIy
the result OF careful :u1y. Miss Main sang fault
Pe1grou's departure from our midst will ; iy.eat.
ly regretted. and create void IN muslcal circles
which will no. readily h. filled. Our best wishes
attend her in her jonrnytngs.
Ado!ph haumbach's CONCERT will be given on
Tuesday evening next, positively, and no post
ponement Scene, St. Pa1rs Church; pa1tici.
pants. hosi Of ta]ent. vocal and mlnuil. We
have not seen tho programme, but have no doubt
that the known good Judgment OF Ms. Baumbach
has eliminated very superior one from the vast
mass OF musical compositions with which he is
At the Museum, We have had, daring the week,
Guy Manncr,ng. The Rich and Poor OF Paris,
Camille, and Masks and Faces-the litter last
frst story, OF Rober: Brie-y, viii shortly ne
produced; Matinee This afternoon, ut WHICH, by
request, the Lady Of Lyons will he given. The
Msggie Mitchell concludes her very successful
Snsaf emcnt at acVicker's Theater, this evening.
she has Played, duilug the week, rs Little Bare
The time Of commencing the evening perform.
snce has teen changed to eight o'clock precisely
Mn Mrs: Gen; T. Lander-'.s Jnl,a Dsveapoft-Wlll ap.
La Rue 3 Great It War Var Show show % opens IL Smith &,
Ntson's Hall On Tuesday evening ntxt. The en-
, 1865-04-08

In our report yesterday morning Of the proceed
iugs Of the sAnh-Mouopoly Committee !" meet-
inr, at Warmers Hall, appeared the following;
~. Lyle ENG moved that the committees be in
si1ucted, and all others recommended, to urge the
adoption Of ne T17u foee syFtem by tue CITY Con-
ven:ion IN the nomination Of candidates. The
motion Was csrried."
This ts mov. ment In the right direction, aud
one which ought 70 secure tho Concurrence Of ey.
e,y peleesss M & to the Convention today. Is
lairness. 1t Is diicni to cooeeiye Of
spo as n,Hs s1a g 1Ger9n against It Secret bat
Of nominations od1ous and obnoxious to honest
men. conventions, IN theory, are and Claim to be
Iepfesentat1ye assem-. tages: deriving their Just
oss. Delegates ire agents to speak the voice aud
aGt The wishes Of the people who elect them
rhes to bs sod to the
PIE; they hare no right to tr1de away or trsi1e in
nominations. The ballot system Of voting facili-
tates and leads to rhfs--becomes the mems by
ths people anu one anotner. Tue sense Of respon.
slhlity tn Delegate is totally lost when the
means 1 o1 identifying and indiv1dualztue his &C.
Delegate who votes with ths soiee which hi. con
st tnents aud the Convention itself can hear, will.
o.! Or caIt:ons Low he casts that vote. The moment
Ind ne will scarcely ctre to Tote soF m improper
or or unsuitable candidate when he knows be will
&C knoWn and marked for doing SO. Nothing
VIII more tend 10 tho choice Of the hest men bT
Q or r. conventions than the mode Of voting which
Will ,deru[y evcry delegate with his vote. Tta
Ioce voting does that. 1t Is the eparanty OF
careful and discriminating choice. 1t DESTROYS
the whole race OF trading, huckstsring pot
house politicians who 1nfcs. conventions, and
sell themselves orer and orer again. It ts lion.
of conventions and m3kes them answer and Sc
cure the best designs Of such bodies, viii e It
edectnally exposes and destroys the secrecy Of
which are born the corruption and demoraliza:
dou which often shape and control the action Of
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