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"a ~ q " s I..Ha $500"
Premium List $4,000.
200 Dollars of which has been reserved for discre-
tionary Premiums, to be awarded during the rair.
Glass 4, Entrn nee Fee 90 90. b A- t
Colts 4 years old and under 8.
list Premium, -, $40 ID Premium, 500
. Mile heats, best in 8.
d. CLASSY, Entrsnce Fee - 90. ,--.
l1s si4 Fast Trotting Stations. us1 -,
LIST Premium $50 I'd Premium, $50
Mile heats, best in S.
= Glass s Ensraneo Fee - 90. "a
Family Horses, whatever age.
list Premium, $40 I'd Premium, $i6
Sd Premium, So
Clnss 4, Entranee Fee $500.
Matched Horses, both owned by one man.
list Premium, -9- $40 I'd Premium, s16
U-raW Sd Premium, IS. rl '-ili .....l
Speed will not govern the award.
Glass 8, Entrnnec Fee 800.
Fastest Trotting Horse with Running Mate.
LIST Premium, : - $50 I'd Premium, $40
Mile heats, best 8 in 5 a'
Class o, Entrance Fee -. ..., ...
Gents Driving Horses that never Trottod faster than
/ 3m inutes in Public. -rr
LIST Premium, - $50 I'd Premium, : $40
Mile heats, best in 8. s,.r..
l. 10 Glass =, Entrance Fee sy.OO.
| Gents Driving Horses that never Trottod faster
l. ' ' than 2 80 in Public,
| list Premium, $50 ID Premium, $40
l. Mile heats, best sims. q,
| Class 9, En,rance Fee so. ,,,..s,.
Gents Driving Horses that Trotcd faster thar
$50 In Public.
1st Premium, $T5 I'd Premium, S2i
az Mile heats, best to 8, to Wagons. ss4Ia
| 90 Olass D, Rntrance Fec SO. l.iT q
Gents Driving Horses thstnev Trotted faster thin
+ tlacsa 2.l5 in Public. Isl s.-
LIST Premium, : = $75 I'd Premium, : s2t
T. Mile heats, best 8 in 8.
: Ciass 10, Variance Fee SIS. ,NIttNv
Gents Driving Horses that Trotted faster thar
| 2.40in Public.
LIST Premium. -t- 500 I'd Premium. So
| saissas1ar Mile heats, best In 8. lrI....fr IT,,
A. CInsp II, Entrance Fee 91J. H.
Gents Driving Horses raised and always owned b
Mainebithat never Trotted faster than 50 in
4 ,NOg Pnblic. YGg u "A
LIST Premium, 500 I'd Premium, sS
~ Mile heats, best In 8. rsi@
Glass ~, Entrance Fee $40.
Open to all Horses wherever owned, that neve
l Trotted faster than 2.33 in Public.
LIST Premium, $500 I'd Premium, $40
| Mile heats, best 8 in 5. ga 3" ~
Class rs, Ensranec Fec $40.
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LIST Premium = $500 I'd Premiums, $40
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Caution,

We call attention to the fact that IMITATIoss OF
our fine ELRCTRO-PlIATE,N consisting of Dinner,
Dessert. amt Tea Services etc., being extensive
ly offered for sale by American manufacturers and
that there are also English limitations in the MARKET
both OF inferior quality Our goods may BE procured
from responsible dealers throughout the country
and purchasers may avoid countereits by noting OUT
Trademark on every article of our own Manufacture
thus: II E7'-7777'' IVY
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,,s CRY AFFAIRs-At the adjourned meeting
of the Board of Common Council, held last
evening, it was voted. after long debate to
reconsider the action of the Board on Monday
evening, passing the order in relation to the
contract with Messrs. w. s. A. Curtis for the
excavation of Congress street, and to pay them
for the work thus far done. The order was
then referred to the Committee on Judicial
Proceedings, with instructions to them to con-
fer with Messrs. Curtisin regard to their claims
against the city, and to report thereon to the
City Council as speedily as may be- .,.,...
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h THE INJUsor1oN to stop the Commissioner
aud Selectmen of st. Johnsbury, VT, from
making subscriptions in aid of the Portland
Railroad, on behalf of the town, has been re-
fused on theground of the validity of the law
Of the extra session, which was claimed by the
plaintiff to be Unconstitutional bsbns5nl-Fissf :
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Union Republican Appointments

Han. Let m. M 0rrili, of a ngassa, a-z.
Will speak at.
Brdgton Center sd H5rday sss9s S SsocS
Gen. x. M. Lee, of Cora, .s....z
Will speak at
Cape Elizabeth, Town Hail. Scpts, t7s O'Clock P. NJ.
Monmouth, Thurstav evening, Sept 8,
Sidney Town House Friday, Sept 6, PIN.
John Il. stevens, 2'"i1 hHA q
WilIspeals at '- ''l "'
Monmouth, : THURSDAY evening, Sept 8,
Sidney Town House Friday, Sept 6, 2 M.
Hon. Hannibal IHamlia,
Will speak at co,.a
IBmcksport, Wednesday eyeniag' S Sept (.
Ellsworth, Thursday evening" SEPT O.
John u. Stephens rad A. b. Fnrwcii't
"i Will speak 1T
North vassalboro' Saturday evening. sept ..
Gen Caldwell, of Ellsworth. mud
5a . Win speak at - "a 49,
Gorham Corner, Wednesday, Sept 4, at y O'Clock.
Hon. Lewis Rarlter, sBa sidI u
,...f D.. VIII speak at .sufai7oIL "a.
Bucksport, Wednesday, Sent 4
Ellsworth, -h-'- III -l9 - THU sday, Sent s
D..
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DEERING HALL.-The last opportunities to
witness the astonishing performances of the
Japanese troupe occur this afternoon and eve
Ming The grand matinee will take place at
IL o'clock, which will afford an excellent op-
portunity for ladies' and children. In the eve
ming little Dan Webster" will make his first
appearance in this city on the slack rope
Other new features will be added to the per-
formances, The troupe. have drawn wonder
fully here, every performance being to crowd
ed houses. tsEtL{ Z f9I8A3=
Toroo-Nos-Kee, wno was injured by falling
from the rope on Monday night, is rapidly re-
covering. sru..o. ~ -ia--a ''
Tomorrow evening the regular dramatic
company will perform East Lynne, Miss Dolie
Bidwell sustaining the leading character.
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements thi. Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
German Snuf-o. P. Seymour 8 Co. 81
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Horse Fair. Forest CITY Tr0tting Park. -
Farm for Sale-Nath1 Merrill.
Dress Goods-Vickery s. Libby. 49, q
Y S. Marshal'S Notice.. A. Qunby.
Drawing and Penmanship-AnnaL Latham.
Ear Ring Lost. a-a-'- 49,
Brokers-Swan g. Barrett.
City of. Portland j
NelsPickcd Up-Steven Jordan. =
To Mill 0wners-Wmslow Doten 81 90.
TrOtting Horse for Sale.
Periodical Store lor Sale-A. Roblnson.e
Machigonne villa for Sale-Fernad q son.
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Per Order Of the Directors.

The Grand Trunk, Portland & Kcnnebec. Maine
Central, Portland y Rochester Railroads win carry
tnSse ,at'enading the Fair at ONE FARE THE
mouth Railroad at two-thrds the usual Fare
rrices OF Admissten.-Each person 80 cents
son Tickets, admit ng one or two persons a. IN
season Tickets admitting two persons and vehicle
drawn by one ortwo horses, $500 al 80 - :
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- : - T 4 n
b PRoF. GARDNER is meeting with the greatest
success in disposing of his soap, which is pro-
nouneed by the ladies to be,ineomparable. Z
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Lost.

nN Monday, the pendant of q white Lawn Ear
leaving 1t at n State St. sep1dsts -
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Callao for Genoa W 'A'p i'a'ia' 'fom
July s. lat 20 s. Ion 81 80 W. ship Sabine, 81 DAYS
July ., lat II % n Ion rs Is W, ship Congress, 2s
days from London tor Alden. . - . -
July 20 lat 40 o9, lon ", barque Rob .rt Carter.
from lily orp0ol for Point de Gallo 80 o-'
>, July 70, lat 30 80 N, Ion 80 W, barque Lucy A
Nichols, from Bombay Tor liverpool. ~. -
July ~ at II min lon IS 81, brig Levi Stevens,
Aug u, LAT 42 n, lon p W, ship Wallace, from
xng 49, 'H lat s ~ 80 9ra a. Iee ~,
Gushing, from Liverpool for Calcutta. --'--"'oA
aug n at 1920 n, Ion Is 10 W, ship Regent, from
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-04

Mains Pure EIderberry and Cur
ss.. rant wines.
I So highly recommended by Physicians. NAV he
found wholesale at tb drug stores of W W. Whin-
pie q Co., H. II. Hay. W. r. Phillips g Co., u. 6.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins s. Co. janI2snd1y- : 4
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SEE advertisement of Messrs. Vickery s.
Libby, of desirable dress goods. =
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Entrees with 10 per cent be made up to o'clock
on the evening OF Sept. h, and will % opened on
the evening above named at us Federal street. Port
land, Me. Three or more to enter, aud two or more
to start. Pools viii be sold in the above races, at
lI3 Federal street. on the evening Of Sept bth and
ais9 on the Track ia W During the meeting Pools
VIII IN all cases follow tho race. Parties enclosing
their entry will be particular and state the number
Of the purse they wish TO enter Tor. TT --IrI-rTF
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+ "YE PEDAGoGUE."-Any thing that is cal
culated TO tighten the labors of a school teacher
deserves warm reception. The humorist in
dulges in no extravaganza when he declares of
the school master: a. 'a'a"
17s .iDave after dave far t,,o ,,,ro, ll hs no e
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vssMARRIED.o<

In WiDterport, Aug. 26, Jos. II. Carlton and MAJ;
e. Whelden. 9NJ0-t,f NsfI y sE-t't-'Ftr"t mary
In Monroe, Aug. Il. e. ". Haskell and Melinda
In Unity, Aug 70, Joseph H. Truman and Aletia
M. Slower. stsssl % = ~ W 1Aio''"
In Ellsworth, Aug Is, Cyrus, A. Cook, of Ellis
In Franklin, Aug. 10, Henry C. Urann. of sn,Ii-
van, and Alphansine c. Dunn, OF Sullivan - S"h'-
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al . rOKEiGN poprsF.

~
/. Ar at Cadiz 18th, brig Maria Wheeler Wheeler,
New York. ''-'il
At valparaiso Aug 2, ships A M Lawrence. Tay-
Tor, Tor sale; Sunbeam, Chadwick disg
:. AT at Bordeaux 18th ult, barque Nineveh, Baker,
SID i'm Falmouth, Z; 18th uit, barque schamyl,
Sid FIN Honolulu July g, ships Shirley, Mullen TOR
Hong Kong; 18th. Messenger, Small Nick cen e Isld.
lboth from San Francisco; 18th, barque Pericles,
SNOW, Howl1nds land. : NJ -. = -
Ar at Gibraltar 12tn nit ship Europa, Pattep. Inn
CaS,iaIi FOR hennebec River Tor orders. land pro
sid FIN callao July 20, ships Col Adams. M6,se.
AChnchas; Ang2, Golconda. Thompson, do: 81, An,
grew Johnson Curing United States; Sth, Pacto-
ius. Tobey, Genoa; 18th, Persia, Doane, England,
At Buenos Asres july II. baruues Annie ~ Palm
en- SkOiiied, Tor New York, ldg; New York Gibbs
and White Wing. Ro,s, for Boston, do; brig Minnie
Apbic Fuller, ior New York, ldg .IGin97' - -
At Montevideo July IA, barque Undine, Segeman.
for United States ldg. Il IL - I7rfl-T"- = >e-'
Eat Bio Jane no July 16, barque Sierra Neyafa.
Dckey, Taicahuano tor Boston land sailed I7tbY:
18th. steamers lady Lang, Rich, Providence: 2Ist
keguator. Phillips, dol ga, ship Aauiila, Evans,
Liyefpool. -AEA u ElLAdA W ~ H.1I = =
ses, Mobile. III Ut HULL
sld FIN Tripi ad 10Th ult, brig Crcassian Tucker,
YORK. sF-F' Ss''rNAA'en' NUN We"
y SID LII IN Cow Fay ssth. Oarque Lis,e Jackson.
ga at st John. NIB. 3lst ult, ship Tamerlane. Cur
10, H'oApoof.T FgG EssEsT .r4sE a. m g- VI
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In addition to all the other labors incumbent
upon teacher, it is a task of no little magni-
tude to keep an accurate record of each pupils
attendance, punctuality, department., progress
in study, and the other elements which deter
mine his standing in the school. We have
been permitted to examine specimens of the
school registers, marking cards, card cases &c,
onered to the public by AfessrS Hnyt So Fogg
of this city. They are designed to facilitate
the labors 'Of school teachers, and are, in our
Judgment, admirably adapted to the purpose.
They can beS'used with equal advantage in
schools of all grades. See advertisement in
another column. -itnh is--.lA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-04

day night, as MIR. Aiken, a contractor, was
coming down Congress street, near Park street
he was accosted by fellow who inquired
where the railroad station was During brief
conversation Mr.. Aiken turned his head and
the fellow struck at him with a club, but the
blow was warded off, Two persons, supposed
to be confederates of the rascal, Immediately
came up, but all three were frightened off by
the sound Of footsteps coming up Park street
1t was, evidently, their design to rob Mr.. A., as
sight OF valuable gold chain on his vest had
been obtained by the fellow who struck at him.
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e@9 DIR. s. s. FITCH,S. a .syl
~Family, Physician, >,

Seventy six pages: price 20 cents Sent to apy adj
dress No money required until the book is received,
sick or indisposed: Address DR. s. s. FITCH. aS
fremont Street, Boston,. % sN : Jan29diy :.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
.nNOtcp.

Z Notice. 2 ggIgE0
4 The Republican voters of Westbrook are request
ed to meet at the Town House in said West brook ON
Thursday, September, 9th, at 4oclock NJ, to choose
candidate for Represent ative. ~. % -
Per Order Republican Town Committee.
"a septa-dtd &s6e'H' q .wF
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TO Saw Min Owners.

fr1UDOR'S PATENT SAW ShARPENER, by the
J. use of which 500 per cent. Is saved IN time and
files, can be seen in operation at
- WINSLOW, D0TEN 81 co.'s, ga
49,. -"t Foot OF Gross Street, Portland.
z September 4. d3ts rsETNaHu lfail -lffE
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why Suffer from sores ,

When, by the use ofsthe .ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured Ithas relieved thousands
nom Buri's, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds and ereTy Complaint Of the SeiR Try it,
as It costs but 70 cents Be sure TO ask fnr =,
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Q b EtAsshs-- 3

HsaIh q "a O1ty u OUStUn, at New York. T. 49,
z AT at Liverpool 27th ult Florence Chapman from
od% 29!h stsson
E oSn, MngSsher, Luce, Galveston Ryerson,
10th, II Southard, Cooper, Calcutta itnnpoaa'
M sreemaH Charleston; FJ Merriman, Merrinsan,
Ent out 18th. Calumet Cook. Calcutta. Rochas-
ter, Oliver, New Orleans. ny II - A'oelee
deinb =. LONDON 18Th Monitor, Larrabee from Phla
"a the eddystone 10Th, John Watt, Poole from
A at Gloucester goth. Odessa Small, St John. Mr.
Cbarlestan ~ erst eSn Crown, Matthias,
sid I'm Falmouth 10th, Sarah Newman, Congdon,
SD I'm Eswport Ftll. Edith, Child, New York. - s
Sid I'M Cardiif 18th, Emma, Rich, New York.
New York. III - o'-oi' 'o'
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COW BAY. Brig Five Brothers-43O tons coal.
MApT az.,. Ms. Brig Eianore-,so tons plaster
WINDSOR, Ns- Sch Escape - 81 cords wood.
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Carberry. stN - Ie T''i7FI- y - S-fS' -N"se'
New York. slh9liI' - -' "oD'nsoe'' oi
y. ar at Bombay July 49, Nicholas curwiu, story,
Sid TN Madras July IS, Calnope. Simmons. ,or
North ports. az oIt77' ~ S"''''n'' '0l
SD I'm Marseilles 49, ult, Frank, Lewis, for New
AMh. t-AN1s- rssFfA@2A tat2Rsr sflifG&- q . y
Sid FIN Bordeaux 18th uIt, Old Dominion. samn.
son, New York. ''0ii-' -S'N' ''"''P
ar at Elslnore 10th ult, Ladosa, Wiley, Cronstadt
so nm Sronstadt 18Th ult, Myronus Higgins, New
fork; 18TH Paramourts Gorham, Boston,
At at antwerp nth u1t. Eureka. Holloway. New
1S S5 Ieth lronsides, Taplcy, Phlladelphia = )
eS Pa m Bnenos Ayres July5. Kate Sargent, sm-
Ar at Pernambuco July 20, Europa. Hansen from
Manila land sailed 27th for New York 49, o''
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Haze. AT7aic0 Ointment.
aor sale by all druggists, or send your address and
and receive box by return mall w. n Phii1ins&
COP agents ior Maine. april2G1ysn
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Medical Notice

Medical Notice. gst dies u
q. IL. CHADWlCk, M. D., will devot Q special at
tention TO Dsea es OF the Eye. No 3Ol Congress St.
May 1S. sNtt 81 Hi aQata1 - - a.. ...9 VA
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-12-18

/ As a gladiator trained the body, 50 muss
we train the mind to elfsacrifcs, ito endure
all things, to meet and overcome difficulty
and danger. Wemust take the rough and
therny road - we'll - the smooth and pleas
ant; anda portion at leasts6f our daily duty
must be hard and disagrccable for Sthesmind
cannot be kept strong and healthy in perpet-
ual Sunshine only. and the most dangerous Of
all states is that Of constantly recurring pleas
ure, ease, and prosperity Most persons will
6nd difficulties and hardships enough without
seeking them, let them not repine, but take
them as part Of that educational discipline
necessary 10 ft the mind TO arrivea at its high
est good.
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4 An. APPARITIoN,The huge elephant at
tachsd to the CIRCUS had quarters assigned
him IN Spriggs stables, but not admiring the
locality, she stole march en- her keepers and
took moonlight ramble through the streets
about the hour when graveyards yawn. Al
few besides ghosts and policemen are visible
at that time, she pursued her way unmolest-
ed through several streets, caring nothing for
ghosts meeting no policemen. There ia no
telling where her rambles would have ended
# she had not encountered some belated dark
les on her route. These did not wait to pro-
pound the query. ssBe thou spirit Of
health or goblin damned" but fed incopti-
nently. The alarm was given By the alright
ed fagittiyes, and the ponderous beast convey
ed to her former quarters. Charleston Meas,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-12-18

There are now twenty -6ve Protestant mis-
sionary societiesthat are laboring iu India OF
these three are organised in Scotland, eight
in England, one in ireland, four on the cou-
tinent Of Europe, snd nine in America These
societies maintain about $50 missionaries, aud
sxpend annually IN that country not far from
II, 260, 900.
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ct. Charles Hotel s.sss
~ Corner of Main and 18th Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
BOARD O. so PER DAY.
This frst-class Hotel is conveniently located in
business part Of the city, has large rooms eie
gantly furnished. and table constantly supplied
with all the Injuries Of the season. ss 81
{ 1t. J. r. Dickinson, Of Caroline county, Va, Is
connected with the House and viii be glad TO see
hisffriends. # W. ]. BABCOGK,
sept. 44-1y Proprietor.
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TN AiYLOR HOT EBL
u 80 81 81 WINCHESTER, VA.
: ~
GRANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs.

Theundersigne has assumed thepro prietorship
and management Of the TAYLORs nc TELsand ia
now prepared to cater to the comfort Of al who
desire clean BEDS good eating and the attention Of
polite servants. The TAYLOR HOTEL is the
most commodious public house in the alley, and
the undersigned will labor unremittingy to re-
store it to its ancient reputation as the best DON
Quoted establishment in the State.
The House has been thoroughly refnrnishsd since
the war, and presents every advantage and CON
yenience Of q FIRST class hotel
The attention of Baltimoreans and others desi-
ring pleasant rooms in q healthy climate with the
attractions the surrounding country unsurpass=
ed, is particularly called to the advantages here
afforded.
confidently appeal to my friends for generous
patronage. w. W. GOLDSB0ROUGH. s
april 10y
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NO. 8.
Impeachmeut Of President johnson
Form the Baltimore Gazetts.l

lMPcdCMmout VI IECSluCut SVuAoVNs
The House Of Representative on Saturday
made short work Of the Majority; Report Of
the Committee of the Judiciary in favor Of
impeachment. The speach Of Mr.. BouT-
WELL foreshadowed the result. It was tame
vapid and commonplace. Instead Of endea-
voring TO prove from the impeachment testi-
mony that President JOHNSON was guilty Of
the high crimes and misdemeanors which Mr..
BOUTWELL, himself had been among the forc-
most to charge him with, it was An elaborate
appeal to the House to let his Radical &C.
cuSers off easily. His insidious and most
contemptible suggestion, that although it was
| impolitic to sanction a bill Of indictment
against tho PREsIDENT. yet that the House
might pronounce him deserving Of impeach-
ment shows the straits to which the Radi-
Gals were reduced. That it was treated with
the scorn it deserved; also indicates either
better: temper among . portion Of the Repub.
licap members or else more prudent regard
for the popular will as expressed in the late
elections. MI: Wilson, Of iowa, who although
himself Radical, YET, as q member Of the
same committee ~ Mr.. Boutwell,, stoutlya op-
/ posed impeachment both in committee aud
before the House, also sought to
soften the discontinue of his party friends By
moving to lay the impeachment matter on
the table. But. Notwithstanding the position
he had taken might have been supposed to
Egiyehim some influence with those who.sagreed
with him in his conclusions, the House show
led no dispoaition to spare the Radicals from
any portion Of the disgrace they had broughe
upon themselves The latter again attempted.
as on the previous day, to staveo6f q vote but
the House was in no mood for triAing. Those
who rose to make propositions, or on TIE pre-
text Of speaking to . question Of privilege,
were not allowed to be heard a motion for
adjournment was refused a direct vote on
the subject of impeachment was called for and
when Mr.. Logan, who had been one Of thu
most persistent IN resorting to 6libustering,
proceeded to explain his position and that az
the minority, this last attempt at procrastina-
ton wssscut short BY ademand for the preyiZ
GUS question. The vote was then taken, and
the resolution to impeach was rejected ~
yeas 81, nays 10ss Two other motions--ons
to reconsider, and the other to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table were promptly
made and carried, and thus the whole matter
of impeachment was put beyond the power
of the Radicals to resuscitate it. Thus terni-
mated an inquisition originating in malice,
- aHs- -
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Ia WEDNESDAY, MORNING DECEMBER Is, 1867
The Press on Impeachment.
From the New Y ork Sun, Radical. !

=..,;. - s.
1 sho n1ess o1s Ampeacnne ht.
from sns ;sew ! ork sun hadieai.l ss.% =
The impeachment movement has ended a.
it only coulo enc, Y utter nature. In con-
feep.lon = Mss looils1 e l - progress apsufd
- IS ei.u 1.uou - 0.sI.es y sensasion.
WIG nsu ps,souai Iuass agslns'
.los = a.elaceea an o. ene
olass VINO were more disposed 20 gra.ny thelt
spl'e enan % i1rsher tne interest Of the coun,
4 Try. it Iaiied because the thoughtful and
considefaIe members refused TO De parties 70
suen E seneme Z a OF tue Democratic
laltn VIII probably attempt 20 make political
/ capital cut o. the farclcal ending OF the I'M
i peachment, movement, but they have no tan
4 gible foundation TO work upon. The defeat
LOT the measure was IN no wise Democratic
triumph. As strong and determined Kepub,
ilicans as can be found In Congress, both Ia
bored and voted against impeachment. In
fact, the leader Of, the anti impeachers was
Mr.. w ilson, Of iowa, who Is Chairman Of The
judiciary Committee, and one Of the abiest
Land frmest Republican members The d..
vision on the question was not partizar. i
was simply an array of the. good sense and
Judgment Of the House against the folly and
recklessness Of that body. The result IS evil
dence that Congress, az 4 whole, is not amena-
| bic to tie charges SO often made Of being In
lflueneed BY motives Of malice against the Pres.
ldent he Republican members are strong
enough to carry through any partizan scheme.
| They might nae deposed the President and
Installed Ben Wade n ms place without y. iran