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1rSEoTION L. All persons born or naturalized
in the United States, and subject to the .iuris-
diction thereof, are citizens of the United
States, and of the State wherein they reside
No State shall make or enforce any law which
shall abridge the privileges or immunities OF
citizens. of the United States, nor shall any
State deprive any person of life, liberty, or
property, without due process of law, or deny
to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the law.
SECTION 2. Representatives shall be appor-
toned among the several States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number of persons in each State, excluding
Indians not taxed. But when the right to vote
at any election for the choice of Electors of
President and Vice President of the United
States, Representatives in Congress- Executive
or Judicial officers of State, or the members
of the Legislature thereof, is denied to any OF
the male inhabitants ofsuch State, being TWEEN
ty-one years of age and citizens of the United
States, or in any way abridged, except or par
ticipation in rebellion or other crime, the ba-
sis of representation therein shall be reduced
in the proportion which the number of such
male citizens shall bearito the whole number
OF male citizens twenty-one years of age in such
State. a9a -is5 fon!5s go .eRss 5s -.
SECTION 3d. No person shall be Senator or
Representative in Congress- or elector. of Pres
ident or Vice-President, or hold any office, civ
il or military, under the United States, or I'M
der any State, who, having previously taken
an oath as member of Congress, or as, a 4em-
Der of any State Legislature, or as an Execu-
tive or judicial officer of any State, TO support
the constitution of the United States, shall
have engaged in instruction or rebellion
against the same, or given aid and comfort to
the enemies thereof, but Congress may, by .
vote of two-thirds Of each House, remove siich
disability -.,-s ,'s.'.....y,y vi
SECTION 4. The validity of the public debt
Of the United States, authorized by law, includ-
ing debts incurred tor the payment of pensions
and bounties for services in suppressing the in
surrectien orrebellion shall not be Questioned:
nnt neither the United States nor any State
s,,an assume or pay any debt or obligation in
f fb ~ aid Of instruction or rebellion against
t the e.ea States, or any claim for the loss or
debts, obligations, and claims shan be held ile-
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UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK. III
For Members of Congress:

For Members of Congress-:
Iss Dist.-rJOHN LYNCH, Of Portland.
end Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM. Of Paris.
3rd Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4h Dist.-JOHN A. PETERS, of Bangor.
III Dist.-ERED'K. A. PIKE, OF Calais
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The Old Established

SUMNER ST., BOSTON, continues to make to order
the best class of goods for Ladies' Gentlemen's and
Chlldrens wear.
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prepared to supply Hospitals Physicians, the trade
and the great public generally, with the standard and
Invaluable remedy, DoDp's 'NERviNE, which article
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cry preparation of opium-the wcll-known result Of
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and induces regular action ofthe bowels and secrere
organs. ~
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold SO
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Slceplessness, Toss of Energy, Peculiar Female
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mental and bodily symptoms that follow IN the train
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

The Union Voters of Wndham are reqnested tn
meet at the Town House in Windham on Saturday
August 18th 1866, at o'clock T.. M, to nominate =
representative TO the State Legislature. Also to
choose Town Committee for the ensuing year.
5 ar rs. Per Order 49, p
""s---ua"'a UNION Town COMMITTEE.
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Notice.

Inc Union voters of Cape Elizabeth are requese(
to meet at the Town House, in said town, on Satur
day, the 10Th inst, at o'clock P. NJ to nominate
a candidate Tor Representative; also to choose q
Town Committee m q ~.
e4s.9a 8. .al tafd Per Order Union Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, Aug 21st. aug22dSwtd
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The Counting u " DOM of the Press will
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THE PERUv WAN RUP
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ia On the whole, it does not appear that the
gentleman has greatly improved his ease by
issuing the above. iaa4gs2 baiFa tHah
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Dissolution. of Copartnership

TINE firm of G. W. COBB co. is hereby dis
il solved by mutual consent. Either of the sub
scrIersis authorized to settle The business OF the late
firm. Fl w. G. COBB.
BRIGHAM, CLEMENTS ~ WARREN.
Portland July 70, 1eec.
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Additional ROuDty

Those who have been subject to Nervous hea da CHI
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~ Nun = ~ -T7T-7T 77--- =
Union Republican Platform.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

Joint Resolution Proposing an amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States: ,.,f
Resolued, By the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, two-thirds of both Houses
concurring, that the following article be pro-
posed to the Legislature of the several States
as an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, which, when ratified by three
fourths of said Legislatures, shall be valid as
part of the Constitution, namely: isi7.5 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

formed whose corruption was secret from no one anu
who did all In thor power to convince tnose way .e
10 deaf with them that they had forgotten none OF Ie
deceptive fraudulent practices 70 when tDeJ "eio
used under other administrations.
What hitherto held the Mexican MlnhtcIs was luo
presence Of NJ. LanRlass, tho fIench AinlsieI rt
Secretary Of the Troasly who prevailed ppon tho
peror not % dissolve hls Cabinet until Ills ananoIii
scheme should DO ready. N. Langiais naylng u'sn
suddenly the Cabinet collapsed, 40 happent 70 az
bodies Of mon having no vitality IN themselves hhu'
Ing merely upon the brains Of others 80, ,,c,.
fhoir successors are not yet named AID II 10 diisut
10 saw from whose ranks they VIII DO TAKEN Nhe.roI
from those of the Church or from the Liberal purity in
difficulty for the Emperor is to hn1 men poIn s9'o
honest II Is doubtful whether such exist 10 any u TIC
Mexoo continues 20 be agated bv Instructions SAD
uprsngs and to BIO dcsoated by robbers ana nssasss
The route between the capital aud Vera cruz az also 10
eadinr 10 San Luis and Guadnalara arc intostel W
roving bands who pago the diigences ana SOMETIMES
essasslnaie the travellers. The Empire Is in nore
prooarious condition today than at any peTiod o "s
existence ,..,,,
COMMISSIONER has left for Europe The ealousics anu
rivares OF Mexican officials said &c be the cause VI
his departure He dsgasted. and the pFopaDiH'!
is that he viii never resume bis oiiice. .,.,o
Gov Allen lelvos also for Europe VITA inc 40
puruose OF being cured Of wound be had reeeiVed ~
the leg but in reality because he Is disgutted wiz
Mexico or rather with the treaohery or Mexican pob
ticiaus who induced him TO publish newspaper hnI
understand is going into other hands ana Wil heIe
fter be published in three languages, English trene
and Spanish. a., ,...o y,
these two Rebels. Ii is publicly said thar they go into
other countries 10 escape the reproache5 OF ther u
fortunate fellow. citizens whom they ln'teu 20 90 w
Mexico under the influence OF the mos. nat'e5 r
promises none of which have yet been iuihiied. ne
ron celebrates who are now in the City OF Mexico arc
actually starving and cursng Loudly tne men VIM
have caught them in the trap
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Naval Intelligence.
AFFAIRS AT NAG BROOKLYN NAl

AFFAIRS AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY-fARD. g..
Lieut.. Buckner of the Ordnance Departments
has been engaged for several days past in experiments
ing Capt. Ericsson's newly invented 15-ineh gum
carriage. The ordnance tug Rocket is used Tor t ~
and the experiments take place at Sandy HOOK
The trial was ordered by the Chief Of the Bureau %
Ordnance and thus far has been satisfactory, 20 shots
having been fired from the monster gun without stra1
ing OF iDjurng the carriage. y
Orders have been received by the heads OF the variz
Gus departments of the Navy ard 10 the effect that
changes as regards the employment or discharge u
men, must be made the first of every month aso.3
that in employing men the preference must be given I'd
discharged sailors and marines, VINO may apply at tha
yard at the end Of every month. :.
The gunboat Algonquin was finally placed oat q
commission Saturday last and her crew ransierre0
to the Receiving Ship Vermont.
The Idaho will be placed in commission in the atteH
part of the present week, her complement of men paw
ing been detailed from the recruits now on board TAG
Receiving Ship.
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| Fixes Mr.. fuckers compensation according

fixes Mr.. fuckers compensation according ID
the expenses incurred ON the Court HoasoS
witness could NOT say whether Mr. fuckers per cent?
age included Mr.. Kellums salary in witnesses opnioq
such was not the intention Of the contract has knogf
Mr. Kelum for 10 years; Mr.. Kenm had done busnes3
in Broadway before ne was employed on the Court
prior 10 July lsGl Mr. Keum became architect Of tha
building while it was under the direction OF the Como
mission; does not know OF any person receiving any
money or other sation from Mr. Kelum in conf
sderation of his appointment on the Court House; dos1
not know of Mr.. Kellum paying any remuneration i4
connection with his duties the Court House excepq
a sum Of $40 eco; does not know OF any money beinA
paid in Albany for the purpose Of expediting the pas
sage of any appropriation for the Conrt' House I
Re.drect-Mr Corlies ceascd 70 be In the employ %
the Committee in July list; Mr. Keum urged the ap-,
pontment of Mr.. Tucker for the reason that 1t would
expedite the work the Court House, 1t Is customary
for persons to receive compensation by commsslon,l
Mr. Tucker has no other business than superintendent
on the Court House. and TO this work he gives his entr4
time and attentions witness did not know, put Deheye1
il was the fact that Mr. Kellums appointment Ws1
urged by Mr. Wilson G. Hunt (who was at oue time one
Of the Court House COMMISSIONER
BY Mr. Fox-The Commissioners first fixed Mr.. kel,
ums compensation, which was coneurred 10 ny all ID
the Judges. $4,000 OIL,
Does not know whether the $4,000 was paid fos
Mr.. Kellum's fees or not. -
Mr.. Tagnont was examined az to the diIerence OF
the iron.wOrk the Harlem Bridge and the Court1
House. and the fucnation in the iron marker rom Ieot
to 1853, which ELECTED no new additional facts. j
Mr. Cram said he would rest his case, with the prG-
vision that there witness he would reserve tie
right to examine; il would take bat few moments.
and his testimony important % the rate Of COM
pensati0n paid 10 the superintendent and architect.
Some discussion was had between Mr.. Cram and Mr.
Ely TO reviewing the testimony before the Com{
mittee; Mr.. Cram was anxious to have the testimony
discussed.
Mr.. Ely said that in all probability the Committee
had made up their minds upon this matter. and hence
there would be no necessity Of summing up on the,
part Of the prosecution
Mr. Fox said that the Committee were anxious IN
give the counsel for the prosecution and the defense
every opportunity of reviewing the testimony whcH
had been adduced and he hoped that they Ghe counseb
would arrange between themselves as TO the time the1
summing up might take place
Mr. FIy sad the prosecution did not desire to have q
summing up; they ready TO submit the case as IL
stood.
Mr. Fox-The Committee have determined that tha
counsel shall have every opportunity to prepare hem@
selves for the summing up Of the case.
The Committee then adjourned to Monday next at 81
o'clock .. IN.
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Termination o. the Chess Match-Macken
yie The Winner.

The match between Messrs. Reichhelm and
Mackenzie was brought to termination yesterday
by the resignation of the former player lie attributes
his incapacty to bring the contest to successful CON
cuson to attack of illness which, since Friday
has seriously affected his mental powers and destroyed
that fine balance Of mind which is so necessary to
match OF this important and taxing kind. The scene
remained stated in yesterdays TRIBUNE, no addi-
tional games having been contested. The following
game, which one OF the best played in the match
the last, and its loss to have convinced Mr.
Reiehhelm that further play, in hs condition,
less. The game will be found well worth study.
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Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

Steamship saragossa, crOwel Galveston Ses
SHIP Belle Wood Freeman, Liverpool IS days mdse. a
Bark Roanoke Br CoOksey cardenas 10 days, moasset
Bark Morning Star tBrl, Waugh. ST, JasO "a days With
BARK Ocean spray Br Beauveas st. Jaso "a day., wid
BARK n H. CASTOR Pameles St CrOlx Il days, with NOS
Bark Eareka of Yarmouth, Me-, Chandler Apaschc0.A
10 days with cotton to Mash SaTed pio 1.,si,o q.
days. with coffee to Pendersa.t Bros. Co
Brig Milwaukee fof BostonD Brown, Ponce r., 20 dayS
Biz Amanda Guon Wolfe Galveston 20 days with cotton
and hides Pentz Bros. Had heavy weather the en'IS
Brig John G. Johnson tBr, Nassau 10 days, with mdse q
Biz Kaamo (Br.l, Morris, Windsor, N s., has beer
ashore Lloyds Neck for some time -
Bri, Frontier Litteheld. Mauha,tanvle for Boston.
Brig Salinas Hout Para % days with rubber Ac 10 L. E'
Brig Chic Lee, Nassau 10 day. with mdse to Je'aH
Big Albert Dow Dow, cardenas 10 days with sugar &c
Brie Ellen Anna t3r Clubhouse Cardenas u days, with
mola..e. &C., 70 ], f Whitnsy Co. cu. c....... >.
Brig Fannie Lincoln of BOstonl Collins, Cen i~sos q
DAYS sugar to Miller Housh,on Had heavy weather split
sebr J. b. Cunningham Ward New London for Philadel.
P sebr Alice Scranton, -, New.Iiaven for Georgetown.
schr Volunteer lBrl Holmes, cienfuesO' 20 days with
molasse. to D. R, Dewolf Co; r,..,..,..
schr. Marian; Pryor, stamford for Elizabethpoft'
Schr. Carmithisn Carl, Stonington
Scbr Star CroweL Boston for Baltimore.
Schr. NJ A. Hyer. Lewis New Haven for Virginia
schr J. P. Cshe Moore, New Haven tor PHILADELPHIA
Schr. Gange, Lord, New London for Elikabethport.
Schr Miranda Hardy New-HAven for Virginia
schr Sarah Morton Norwich. . - -.
Schr VIM. f. Phelps Cramer, New Haven for fhilads ph
Schr Rescue Kelly. Boston Tor Philadelphia.
Schr Nisilan White. NowhoIt for Eizabethpor-
Schr Phenix Deming. New Haven for ElIabethpor
Schr Mary faley Haley. Somerset for Philadelphia
Scbr. T. G. Lyman Booth, New Haven
Schr. o. X, Bradley, New. Haven for Elizabethport.
Schr q. b. BALDWIN. Baker. New Haven Tor Elnabcthpob
schr Taha and Hannah. Harris, New Haven
schr. NJ. NJ. Branerd. Hamilton Middleton.
Schr. Mary Price. -, Providence for PhiadephA
Schr ID. II. Baldwin, Vail, New London.
Schr. Almon Bacon, Hart, Norwich.
Schr. John Atwood Galashon, Provincetown
Schr. Oliver Spelman. Butler, Hartford.
Schr. J. Rushing Stoheld, New London.
Schr. l.. Daniels, Smith, Hartford.
Schr. :. N. Hall. Ward, New-Haven.
Schr. M NJ Merman, Fox. New Haven.
Schr. Richard Law, York, Stoniugton for PhilseepI
Schr. Minnie Cobb lngraham, New Haven.
WIND-At Sunset, L. s. h., rain.
BELOW.
Brig Culea from Nstanzas
MEMORANDA.
The schooner sale NTH, Of and from Fall River before
reported ashore the Hogs Back in Hell Gate nae pee
lot of and taken into Astoria, leaking.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page.
: n, slerra,,s a,nenlment wIth 40 oIIowing resut.

90 NJ Sbcrmaps amendment with the following result
Yeas Is NAYS IL. ,s
YTAs-nessrs Anthony, Brown, BUcka'ew Fe'senden'
Eost.r Crimes, Henderson, howe NoItoh o".iniehi
srr,gIe frrumhul and Van Ninke--iA OIL, -
NxYs-Nes.rs Chandler, Comes Crosn tress'Vel Doc
lr Guthrie Harris Kirkwood, Morgan Pomeroyi halseS'
s,.wsrt ssnner. Wade, Wiley and Nilson-lL -.
Mr. CoSNEss subsequently asked TO change his wore
Mr.. Brown demanded the cas- and Nays on inc P"''
sage of the bill. ..-oA
Mr.. FEssESnIS moved TO adjourn Negatiyeo
Mr. SRERNAN moved TO add TO the last seeuoh q pr
yision that Congress may at any time ia VI '' '"'
rate of sending messages 81. a
Mr. FTssEynEE renewed his motion TO aollG9fi anu,
with an understanding that the vote on hls WI po '"
at 4 o'clock tomorrow the Senate a"!o'i"'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE WoMgN'S COL.
LRGE IN WEST TwESTY-sIxIH sr.-The number 81 ins
trcnants for the past session was 81. There was uu7
one graduate. Mrs. Gertrude Hammond. the wife %
DR. Hammond OF Spring Valley Rockland tolntyd
Wy. During the war Mrs Hammond accompanied
her husband who held the position OF surgeon Tor tvo
wears and devoted her entire tme without remunersi
ton or charge to the aid Of the sick aud wounded
soldiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21


CITY OF MEXICO March 5, 1866
Emperor Macmillan is just passing through
of those trials which have ruined his predecessors
and made the Of power In Mexico 80 precarious
not 10 say impossible.
His Cabinet. slowly undermined by the conflicting
elements it contained. well as by the deceptive and
treacherous policy inherent in every Mexican states
man. is dissolved Ramirez. Eaeta, Pezxa. Robes Ar.
teaga aud Others most Of whom had served under lhe
Liberal party are removed. Tho only Minister who
remains in Office is Mr. Castillo the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs who. OF course will have to leave, also If the
ministeTial combination which is contemplated, and
which IS TO inaugurate d new policy, succeeds
The dissolution OF the present Cabinet predicted
long since. The public as well as the Emperor was
tved ofmep who promised more than theY Der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY-MEETISG OF
EXECUTIVE BoARD-A full attendance is desired March
9 Va settle the preminaries of the great implement
II / and also the time and place of the next Annual
Fa Persons interested in either ofthese great 'howS
will L. do well 10 attend this meeting OF the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

20 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW's Nos. 30
and 262 corner OF Murray and there yes
will find Teas Coees Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper
than any store in New-York. One price house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

\ few mOIp moves were played, but the array OF
pawns which Mr.. Mackenzie has preserved is so strong
that Mr. Rechhem has at this point no chance oil saw
ing the game.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
MEXICO.

shaky Condition Of ma ximilinn's Throne
His Cabinet Disseived-Cause or It's
Disselusion-The Members Of she New
Cabinet net ret Appeinsed-Fresh In.
surrectien and Plunder-Maury, Dis
gussed, Leaves for Rurope-Ailen, Dis
appointed, takes the Same Rsnfe-Csn-
federates In Mckee Starving.
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the preyious week and Of compared with the cores

pOndlng week last year - -,
BrookyS. From absce.s, .; anenrism, Il spopiexy,
8; bleeding L. bronchitis. Il softening of the brain,
1; burning, L. scading l. cancer p. congestion, ~
oronp S, consumption 81; commissions, -; cyanosls,
debility 5; diphtheria, O. disease Of the brain, 3;
disease of the heart a. disease 0: the Kidneys u as
ease of the spine. drowning. Il dysentery Il cry
speas Q; fever scarlet fever, l. gsstrtls,
hydroc ephalus, 6: Inflammation Of the bowels. -
inflammation of the brain, 3; Inflammation OF the
lungs 10; marasmus IS; measles 3; old age 2; palsy
premature birth, a. scrrhus OF the womb, Il suicde,
i; typhoid pneumonia. l. There we're also during the
same period IA children still.borD.
DOISGs OF THE SANITARY POLICE FORCE.
The following is a schedule Of the work performed by
the Sanitary Company Of the Metropolitan Police force
during the week ending March 10 1t is certainly q
gratifying record Of the removal Of filth from the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

ICoKRgcTIoS.There errors in the publication
Of the the passage Of the Loan bill Friday night last
Mr. Hochkiss appears voting Yea" He present
and did Mr. Washbune Of Illinois. and Mr. Conk
ling do appear voting at ALL They both voted Yea