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Impeachment Of the President
-. Baltimore Transcript s4slsih

There seehlstt6lbe serious grounds of ap-
nrebension that the Radicals will attempt at
the next sessisisto impeach the President of
the United States The provisions Of the
Constitution in regard to impeachment are as
fnIlows: ..The President, Vice President and
ali civil officers of the United States shall be
removed from office on Impeachment for and
conviction of treason, bribery oraother high
crimes and misdemeanors," The House of
Representatives shalt have the sole power of
impeachments.s When the President Of the
United States is tried, the Chief Justice shall
nreside. and no person shall he convicted
without the concurrence OF two-thirtls of the
members present Judgment in case of i'm
neachment slaslllnot exteut further than to
removal from Office and disqpslili cation TO
hold any Office, Of honor, trust OF. profit under
the limited States" "In case of the removal
of the President from office, &C., the powers
and duties of the same shall devolyei on the
Vice President, and the Congress may provide
by law for the case Of removal and death, re-
signation or inability, both Of the President
and Vice President, declaring what officer
shall then. act as President, and SUCH officer
shall act accordingly, until the disability Shall
be removed or President shall be elected"
We should like t know on which of tie
grounds enamerated by the Constellation as
atfording cause for the IMPEACHMENT that pro-
cess is to be alopteds Isita t.tre@ona" Tie
Constitution defines treason to consist in levy
ing wal against the United States, or in adj
herring to their enemies, giving them aid and
comfort. We scarcely 10 imagine the Radi-,
Gals expect to try Andrew johnson on such
charge He has not been a traitor even to
their party, for his policy Of reconstruction
was inherited fromdAbralam,L incon and en-i
dorsed by their own Congress. :, Or il. the
charge "bfib, ry?" We have not heard that
pretended. Or is it "high crime and mis-:
demeanor" to labor for the restoration 3 Of the
Union?" We shall soon know. Let the
Radicals fry the experiment and the 9Ameri-
can people will impeach them atIthe balta-.
box, and put it out Of their poaer. ruin their
country ~ --l -. $3.50 - --- -
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The Prospec in Pennsylvania.

From the FhladeiphlA age, SATURDAY -
A careful examination Of the political sit
nation in Pennsylvania enables as TO speak to
day of the prospects Of a Democratic and
Conservative victory in this Commonwealth
with confidence that we never before felt in
any Gubernatorial9 canvass. information
from nearly every county in the State fur
nishes us with the means of talking plainly
upon this cheering topic Everywhere the
Democratic party isttheroughly aroused. ant
was never more, enthusiastic. az =
1t never workedwith more zeal and energy.
There isinot an election district which shows
any lLke-warmness or lethargy in the goa
old cause. From the, Delaware to the Alle-
ghanies, from the Maryland fine to Che New
York border, shut one spirit 'ahimates our
political brethren, and there is not single
break in the advancing column. Wherever
our candidate goes, he is received by thousands
Of freemen who have devoted themselves to
the great work before us.il 80 gHUlHI40
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YNHE COURT OF TIL e CORPORA
TON OF THE CITY OF NORFOLK, held
by Judge T. G. Tabb, is now in session. Liquor
merchants, and others who have failed to secure
from this Court, the necessary certificates as re-
quiredlby the''Ac of Assembly" would do well
to make immediate application for the same Ii
found in default at the next meetiag of the Grand
jury, their delinquency in this respect will not
be over looked or excused 5.5 .l 40, h#el''
jun27 ,,,,..,s..it T., j. A, LYMAN, ID. C M
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9ng47l do % ii}sl NOTICE. aiief 9dl afli
IA shrERs \ M ltias5 ,, ,.,.,o
IMPROVED CIDER AND WINEaMILLS.
!, HORSE PIONEERS AND THRASH EitS. u
zaeY W7EATc4AMIlG NrFAMS.aI3l "A
,EmOry,s and the Eagle Cotton Gins, &C..
II DE 81 RE TO INFORM THOSE
in want Of the above ma chimes, that am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at manufacturers
prices adding in some instances only, the ccst
OF transportation! ~ hYEfG aHl HllMa30 ,T9aI4ya
my improved Wine and Cider Mills or presses,
for family use, is decidedly the most economical
and perfect Iachine out. One man may grind
and press from two to three barrels of Wine or
Cider per day. '.Ai Eih 81 ai7il 49Wos!ol ari
Wine and Cider makers jsre particularly invi-
ted to examine them whether they purchase or
not. az "a ,.,iosla,l s.st Jst...,.-fs,.l ... b, .
X Larger Mil or Presses also furnished. " '7is
\ Those in want of Horse Powers, Thrashers, &C.,
are assuredIthat i can supply them with any
kind required yyyHgar . 4aB setlJ eco DEF
m liz connection with the above, / offer com
plete stock of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron,
lAxles, Springs, &C.. ST. III"
h ! 'Landreth's Turnip and other small Seeds.
~. -sslv ginYsG neel c. BILLUPS, uit Ia Fl.
No. IL Wide Water Street,
hiy5 Norfolk. Va.
DI.ACK HORSE STABLES ''Ai'ss
ID -!COR. CHURCH n UNION STREETS.
Buggies g. Carriages for hire at all hours
Horses for Sale and Accommodation
for ,DfOvefs. tsTra1BG 39iatG gntfo'F fe0t
NH Sly 10 aait45ssDANIEL MAL0NEYa
~ P IC Il S.--We have Just received large
y stock of N utmegs. Mace, Pepper, Allspice,
Long Pepper, White Pepper, Ginger, Garlic and
Mustard, all of which are offered at low whole
sale and retail rates by 7'4i W. ,'''-N ''.'
au3O i"aes ui M. A.f& G. A. SANTOS.
LIE taaD 4TL0W CASH PRICES
Gopperas,i Chloride Lime. an p 'l} l'}n
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I7t'39 Eastern Cholera Remedy ~
Sauibb's " q
Cf, Dr.. French's Cholera Remedy,
''~' Pure French Brandy, Ftt
| II English Mustard, a'1l '.i iua ,qnd silill
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| sepb isla .sssiira NJ A. 4 c.. A. SANTOS
TOBACCO.A45 Boxes good common los
Il and pounds and half pounds, bright lump
| Toba' co, On consignment and for sale low BY r
slSsnns -FohiA oi jgsaasiia "a RowIaSa,. wbars
49, IN liaLai a.1L Ill -. ,."..s-.
d M ol,iahSTAXESs WANTED. iao OH. isa
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ivy ,markstpriee for RED OAK HID. and
/ W. y. SLAVES, of all kinds, or contract for
same for future, delivery at liberal prices:
\ 9Ris "a sdj CHARLES REID & SON, 9hI 3
4 8s0j Bells Wharf, near the Ferry, ,5,
sep3 Office up stairs,
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ao9 A ThPilling Story.

The London Spectator tellsthe following
singular and most interesting story paI iiss Y
Might ana day for whole lhlso year, an lee
tricians has always been on duty watching
the tiny ray oflight ithronghd which signals
are given, oand atwicei everyday the Wh6le
length Of wire one thousand two hundred and
forty miles has been tested for conductiyity,
and installation 81 1i = = The object Of pb
serving itberay Of light was Of course not any
expectation of message, but simply to keep
an accurate record of the condition of tbs
wire. Sometimes, indeed. wild ineeherant
messages, from the, deep, did come but these
were merely the results of magnetic storms
and earth currents, which detected the GAL
vanometer rapidly,aand spelt the most ex ira
ordinary words and sometimes even sentences
of nonsense upon the graduated scale Before
the mirror. Suddenly last Saturday morning.
at quarter Ito six O'Clock, While the light
was being watched NM. May, he observed
peculiar Indication about it which showed
at once to His ex periencea eye that message
was at hand Id "a few minutes afterwards
the unsteady hiekeripg was changed, to e0he-
rsncy, if we may use such a term, and at
once the cable began to speak. to transmit,
that is,, at regular intervals the appointed
''SHais WHICH, luqicdttds IN uhths pun 1e'oh tuu
method at,the other end, instead Of the hur-
red signs. broken speech; and inartichlate
cries Of the still illiterate lAtlaatic,, After
the long interval in which it had ghroaghtdus
nothing hut the moody and oftenn delirious
mutterings of the sea- stammering over its
alphabet in vain, the words Canning 4
Glass" must have seemed like the first rationa
word uttered by high-fever patient wher
the rawlings have ceased and his consciousness
returns" '-I ~ - -irs TIkI a ~
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY IN n York
Family of Fiss Sss, Bq Iriseed

A Tour story tepemept house Mp. ISS ave.
npe A. ,epS The, eorper Of Thirteenthi street,
New York, ,sasrdestroy ed by fire on Sunday
morning about aeneq O'clock sflhei building
was occupied by several families, The fami-
y of Cornelius Bottigsr popsiFtipg 0f himself
HIS wife and three daughters, agedrespeeti vely
eight. ten and sixteen, wsreg occupying the
third story, and fearing to leap from the win
dows wers all burnt Ia death, being found
lying together in one group. their remains
baked q, aotfistl. Another family z Of Eve
persons, nrshhsd Aartz pea from ILa fourth
story, bed being held below for them to
ahght on, and twosof ahem+lthe father Phil
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BRfCKSi BRICKS " BHiCkSlllt 81
TNH T. Subscribers are now prepar rcd
Il ito I'll orders for any description of Bricks
of the:i own manufacture in Norfolk. They
guarantee to furnish as good an article as can be
obtained in any market, thus saving to purcha-
sers freight and expenses. Brick delivered to
any part of Norfolk or Portsmouth, if desired.
Samples can be seen at our Office on Roanoke
Square, at George lMaltby's, Campbell sIWharf,
and VIM. H. Turner's,. Market Square, where orr
ai iaa 60 ARMSTRONG s. CO.,
ias5 Roanoke Square, near Main street,
N. B.--Manufaetery ust northeast of Race
Field Bridgeslh 70 es0l s D ail qsl jun9-tf
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lip fIartz, and a son, Edward Hartz, missing
tllattheir dives are despairedsof. From the
detailed accounts lofthis calamity, as publish
edpip the New York papers, WEI takeithe fol-
lowing:} ,GFi) HFAa&SiiN
A citizen saw man holding child out Of
the window on the fourth floor of the burn
ing building as though he was about to throw
it down. He was halIooed to- and told to hold
on ntilathey could get, some ladders. These
were rot readily procured at that early stage
OF the fire, SO the citizen shouted TO the man
TO throw down son,e bedelothes, which he did.
Four men then grasped these bed covers. and
the man, who subsequently proved to be Mr..
Hartz, carefully dropped his daughter Catha-
rine, aged years. she being caught ih safety
BY those below, Harizi tlieithrew out his sons,
Edward, 9 years OF age, and Adelph; aged a
yea RS, both of whom were caught, but they
sustained severe INJURIES The police having
procured a bed, the father then threw out
bis little daughter Amelia, years Of age,
who was slightly, bruised, Mrs. Catherine
Hartz waslth sncxt 10 follow, theparents hay
ing Witnessed the, comparative safe descent of
their children. The husband seized his wife
by the wrists and d3erihg hsr.as far as pos
sible byihis, ,oulstretcLeii arms, she, struck
fairly llpon.th bed butcher weight was such
that the fall caused several severe injuries
HartzI their nllowed'fis family, but he did not
take sufficient prccaution, and overleaped the
bed, striking heavily upon the sidewalk and re-
ceving severe injuries His shoulder. was dis.
located aud two 81 Ifs fibs We're fractnfed I -
In the meaptime, those living on the second
floor, who ,sald reach the awning ON, the ay-
enue front, jumped ont, and so reached the
street III Comparative stfeiy. - Mi. Georgies
family and Mrs Kopp and lerltwo daughters
escaped by these means, all being compelled
to do s,ain their night clothes, SO imminent
was their peril. The Malone, family all jump
ed out of their windows upon tile awning, and
others upon. the beds, two Of which, had been
procured BY that time. Those who. jumped
on the awning received severe COMMISSIONS.
The lGrowye family all sprahg from the fourth
story windows on the avenue front, lighting
on the awning, which broke their fall and
lessened the extent of their ,injpries, One or,
two persons 1eaped from thee 1oorth-story]
windows on the Thirteenth-street ,side and
were received in safety on The bedding 1aila
The cry of "Save those people up stat rs
was then raised, and the ladders were, slr-i
rendefed for that purpose, but itewas too latea
as the names e haa mounted almost 20 tne f9oi
ana as Y Wsas sa pp9sed that az tne fnmfates
nag al uFPped from tle numerous WINDOWS, the
nremen carried their hose up to the fourth
fioof ana poured IN torrents 81 water, which
soon had the effect0f exiting lhsh1ng the flames
The floors q, all the three upper stories were
burned to a erisn and rendered unsafe. Tie
ennre contents q these floors were, OF course
c9nlple1eiy ues'foyeo-lhe los o. oi 1ne III
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M arder and suicide in New York

e4 NRw YORK, September pa dreadful
), tragedy occurred at a quarter past eight
O'clock this morning in the fourteenth ward,
which resulted inthe death Of two Italians,
named Peter lFunani and Alexander Urania.
Funani was a maker OF plaster-of7paris casts,
and had mandatory in the basement Of
No. lag Elm street. TtIrania was "a journey
man mouler, 1andiis said to have been an ex+
kEnnaniwas about gettngou cut plaster bust
of Madamea lfistorif which he was anxious to
have finished Immediately, in order to, take
I advantage 81; the present excitement. This
( morning Urania, Whe was lat work on the
Iimcdel, did not reach the shopiuntil 8 O'Clock.
This enraged Fnani, who asked the work
man what he meant by not coming there I'M
til that hour. !. Urania CURLY answered that
he would come to work whoa he pleased. iqaq
| Thisied to an angry retort fEem the en-
ployer, and the men were soon involved in a
| Quarrel. Funani, who was a, large and power
full man. advanced toward Urania, who was
auch smaller,e when the later drew a small,
| single -barrcled revolver from his pocket and
! fired. He fell to the, floor, and some friends
removed hin 'to his residence, Cd the third
floor fl46 Elm street. , n ~, d ,9 5i
TANofalHa, ~ sQol ~ w ptSi wy SfftYs, peNs ~
The street. Officer Hynes, Of the fourteenth
precinct, hearing the report of the weapon
ran toward the house,, when he saw Uranis
fEattempting to make his escape. Il .Fhe Officer
started inp,Irstiit, and had nearly caught The
Imam when Urania again areT .fha revolver
ll!and placing it against his right temple fired
I and killed himself Instantly: Hfs body was
|. removed to the fourteenth Precinet station
house, where cpronsf WildeyiWflli ,.Rt3ld apin
fequest. ..,rs,,5l ,..i.,..0 .o,;tci,q ..g;,se,0
4 niFunani was said to be. dying at l2ocloci
He was forty-two years of age, and had.
wife and six children, siWhep Fgnahi's fam
i lily were Informed that there was no hops .
/ hB recovery the scene was, very affecting
Some of the children had to bssremeVed ffor
the room. odIrania was "a single man. an
\ lived at 248 Mulberry street. se0 'sl iii'hAdI
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LIBERAL CoNTRrpUrIoNs- The old Exeter
street Methodist Episcopal Church. in Ralti-
more; has been re6tted and was opened for
Divine Service on Sunday The collections
taken amounted TO $4,000 to ala the fund to
be raised for paying the expense Of ,rypairs.
This intelligence will be interesting 70 our nu-
merous friends of this city. b .,aif,.sa IS II
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s. ON DE go 'HHH az .''''' '71- .. '1
.iTod Some Soaps Durn your hngers,
= All Some your clothing, andio ST. "a
i.,, All melt like dew before July Sun.
TIE SAvoN DE TERRE Co.'S DAEK BRowN FAMILY
81 - luu ~ Soar l4 .t i'NfNl ~
WON'T DO EITHER .ll-,r
On tho contrary it is
''1ri 'i'' Pleasant to the hands, ''H ''. '
Harmless to your clothing, and -
ISLANDS LIKE A S'rONEWALL"
This article is made from II natural product and
is in every way superior to the ordinary Family
Soaps Besides its superior cleansing qualities,
it softens goods and brightens colors without in
jury to either. One pound equal to one
and a-half of ordinary soap. A saving of so per
cent. Send for Circulars Sold By The trade gem
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, % VESEY, NEW DIRK.
2rUA -a'i i"i M. B. STAFFORD 7 81
iy3-3M Ou IF rtf.. .l President.
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COBB 4 CO.,

Mash, COBB Oh 80 4 CO.. voeRoorasl
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION &
W AnlnM Il re HANTS. KID bn6 9nn
Keeps always on hand, an assorted stock of
"sGROCERIES and LIQU 0RS'i' when they will
sell low for Cash. + ,-.,.. t,.ft+a,4 80, IN,
Consignments respectfully solicited prompt
attention given to, and quick returns made, TO-
the same.5e !gaNlliAn died saffebIDod diiR
- Give them a cali athNo. 81 Commercial Row,
near Portsmouth Ferry. here they will be happy,
to serve their old customers sra the public gene
rally. 7'ii'f .'A" ','''S' ~ q 'plia' may-24
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.Wlzd5I C1I UD81 y u 2 y = ;. J 2
W { WATCHESi

lITI W ICHzkiN
I II UST received, fine invoice of Gold Hunting
81 Watches, of American, English, and Swiss
manu- acture suitable for Ladies' or Gents.1 All
in want of asnperior time keeper at a moderate
figure, viii call and select from the extensive as
sentiment to be found at u Main street, q, -
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"a We are prepared to manufacture Jewelry TO
pair any article of fJewelry duraby, skillfully
and neatly as wehaYe one of the most expert
practical Jewellers to be found in out of the
State. Don't fail to call on ~ - %
seq ir's94a c. GREENWOOD e. sBROai
~ % Old Dominion and Xirginian copy. n.la.ll .
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n IL = 2 =
- O. HIM q. > NIT H. Baker--No.
III. Bank street. NOrfOlk, " irginia !,
Keeps constantly on hand, a superior quality
'aOAF BREAD. Also Butter, Sugar, Soda and
Water Crackers, de-, Wholesale and retail. a4ih
Cakes and Riesi always fresh-af8 lomjan227ly Z
IA haa QUARANTINE NOTICE. g. 7.,a q
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
in ON and after this date, judy 25,' 1866, a
strict quarantine will ben force for all vessels
from ports infected with Ch0lera--as well as all
ports South of Wilmington. sgl lna i3}u4 H.
Pilots and, .Harbor Masters will is,e that the
above order is carried into effect under the penal
ty IMPOSED by the City, Ordinances, and will =
rect all vessels to anchor at the Quarantine
ground opposite Craney lsland, until boarded and
examined by the Health Ofieer.3 a.toi2 I4,i,
BY order OF the Board Of Health. = ...;.,.-
Eioqda h'l eHt 40 A. IT, BELL, M, d.,
|,e,} 1881 If G9yi9 Health officer, 3.
I + jy251tlst0etogmi yasy l9ia Port of Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
OPEN BOARD OF RRoKKRs-31 Pm.
WEDNESDAY, April 4-P. NJ.

Gold closes at 1871 al27i, and has been steady
sn day. No exports were made by the steamer
Gold-bearing stocks are steady, but the 7.3Os
IRE not 30 strong. Sales were made Of the third
series at 1901 Missouri 6s fell per cent. Bank
stocks were steady. The general share market was
excited and wide fluctuations shown. Michigan
Southern sold as high as 9Sl cash. The closing
rate was lOli for cash. Erie opened OF 53i, cash,
and sold down TO II on the street. closing at III
Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold as low as 1T,
closing at 79i. At the Second Board about 1900
shares Of Michigan Southern were bought in under
the rule, and as high as ga was paid.
The operators in several prominent stocks place
them upon the same footing as Prairie du Chen.
That stock, after the corner broke, became unsafe.
able, and is now. avoided by Spectators wholly.
The permanent value Of the property was seriously
Damaged by speculation which, in Its leading
features, was conspiracy, under which spectators
suffered severely. Clique movements, which are
che feature of the market at the present time,
vert the Exchange into a hot bed Of gambling from
which at no remote day great permanent damage
will be done TO the business AMI credit Of the
Board. Harlem and Prairie du Chen were cornered
and destroyed, and judging from the past, the per-
manent value Of property made the instrument
Of specustors 10 the extent witnessed in them can
not be improved.
After the Second Board, upon the street, prices
were firm and closed as follows: New-York Central
slia9li; Erie Railway, 72i a72.; Hudson River
1851 a 1904; Reading 1901 0lOOl; Michigan South
en- 95 seller 3, options offered at Sc, and quit
vide differences have been made during the day
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 79i a79a; Chicago AM
North Western, 25i e26; Chicago and Rocl
Island, llOQlioi ex. dividend Pittsburgh an'
Fort Wayne, ssi 81; Ohio and Mississippi Certih
Gates, 24s a25.
N-Miehigan Southern closes l0l! and ha
sold higher The stock offered at Sc, seller
at the same time The end Of the speculation il
evidently approaching.
Money on call ia more active at per cent, and
tie rate is steadily hardening. The passage Of the
Loan bill will probably be followed BY movement
Cd the part Of the heavy capitalists which will chang
the character Of the money market by bringing th'
Government into the field as borrower. The TO
6uetion Of the army, soon TO be made, will requir
q large amount, which must come from sources out
AIDE OF the Custom-House or the Internal Revenue
Department. The progress already made towar'
rpecie payments has disarrsnged values end busi
ness 10 such an extent that the receipts from Inter
Ia Revenue will feel its effects, and the Secretary
calculation that he must borrow money TO carry hin
through the fiscal year be realized. That he vii
want $l2 900 600 is not probable, but that he VII
be borrower to az extent sufficient 10 Aisoro
large amount Of the money n9w 10 CO..