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Secretary oF shs Treasury.
Hon. TaappKus srgyEss, chsisman Com
snssssa 90 App spriasioDs, Hease ef
Representatives
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

4. g. MLLLEFT, $50
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Treasury.
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The evidence for the prosecution was then taken, taken,
consuming six days and ending on April 4. Before
the Testimony was all in ii was perceived tnrougnout
the country that the impeachers had failed 70 sustain
the charges. Their own witnesses proved notnihg
worse than that Mr.. Johnson designed 10 TEST inc
constitutionaty Of the Tenure OF once law IN MS
attempted removal of Mr.. Stanton, and that tnere
was no conspiracy whatever between him anu uelE
eral Thomas. On the 9th OF April Mr. Gurus, OF tne
Presidents counsel opened for the defence, making
ap0werful argument against the charges Testi-
mOny was then taken until the 18th, all OF whieh
again proved Mr.. Johnson innocent OF the charges.
On April 20 the prosecution and defence eacn SUD-
mitted additional testimony, mostly Of documen airy
character. The case now only wanted the argu-
ment OF counsel to be closed.
On Wednesday, April %, Mr.. Boutwell, delivered ms
argument for the prosecution. He was f0ll0weu Dy
Mr.. Nelson for the President Mr.. Gr0esbeck, ON the
side then delivered an able and brilliant argu
ment, which called forth the congratulations OF Mr..
Chase. Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens next came. HIS
speech was comparatively short; but was bitter,
defiant and threatening to the Senate. Manager
Williams spoke after him in very lengthy but poor
argument. Mr.. w. Evarts followed in a speech OF
great length, but which was generally admitted to be
the best delivered before the Senate 1t was not so
much an argument as 1t was brilliant oratorcal
effort in which the folly and untenabe character OF
the charges made subjects Of sharp satire. Mr.
Stanbery closed the for the defence In an able
legal argument. He was followed by Mr.. Bingham,
who concluded his argument on May g. and, by so
do ng, ended the case.
Ali that transpired afterwards is OF too recent
occurrence to need recaptuaton. The result or the
vote will be found elsewhere.
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NEWS ITEMS.

land slide has occurred on the Kennebec and
Portland Railroad, at Augusta, Me- destroying a
portion Of the car shed and platform.
A treste bridge, one hundred feet long, on the
Somerset and Kennebec Railroad was washed away
last night The trains the road were delayed yes
terday, but will be running all night on Monday.
General Meade has agreed to pardon the young
men from Green County, Ala who were tried recently
by military commission at Selma and sent or under
guard, handcuned, to the Dry Tortugas.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Yesterday
unanimously adopted the report Of the special com
the construction of the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
The friends of Colonel Kinks, OF Boston, Colonel OF
the FOreth United States infantry, relieved by
a despatch yesterday from General Candy, announc-
ing that he Is alive and well in Charleston, s. C.
despatch from Memphis on Friday, stating that
Colonel Kinks had been murdered, caused anxiety
there.
The New York herald., 1868-05-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC GOSSIP.

Yesterday was good day for the matinees.
reward has been offered for the original owner
of the "Lost" drama at Pixies.
Barney Williams has got new shillelah.
Wubes' Spirit says:-"A Japanese troupe has been
securing the Spanish Main and carried away many
hard Spanish dollars from the old walled town of
Carthagena. They are now encamped in Panama,
where they billed for performance after which
they sail for Lma.n
william Wheatley, it is rumored, will take fare
well Of Nbo's stage in July. His income last year
was $35,OO0.
One Of the best Of les eraJdns perdus in the drama
Of "Lost" at Pixies opera House is Mr.. Mckee Ran
kim artist Of sterling merit and well earned fame
Wenzel Kopta, assisted by the Liederkranz Society,"
gives grand concert tonight at Steinway Hall.
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MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1868.
VNnoLIU snI Gentaapouf-

WASHINGTON May 1o 1868.
Weekly Financial Statement.
The amount Of fractional currency issued during
the week was s436,50O.
The amount forwarded during the week was as
follows:-
United States Deposilary at Chicago. ..... $4,000
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, 1OO,Ooo
Notes sent away during the week.
ASS stant Treasurer at Philadelphia. 100000
United States DepOsitary at Chicago. 10000
United States Depositary at Baltimore. l2ooo
The United States Treasurer holds in trust as
security for national banks the following amount in
United States bonds, viz
AS security for circulation. $34l 391, 900
For deposits of public money 1924, $50
National bank notes issued during the
week. lOi,ozU
Amount issued to date. e.............. So7, 722,27l
From this is to be deducted the following
amOunts:-
Mutilated notes returned, :. ......... STATS, 242
Notes OF insolvent banks redeemed and
burned by United States Treasurer. 522,20
Leaving in actual circulation at this date 299 S25
stroyed during the week..... Se7 800
Board Of Visitors to the West Point Academy.
The President has appointed the following Board Of
Visitors to the West Point Military Academy:-Gen-
era w. B. Franklin, Connecticut; General John Will
liams, Tennessee; Professor VIM. G. Peak, New
York; General Leslie CoOmbs, Kentucky; Governor
W. L. Sharkey, Mississippi; Professor Henry Coppee,
Pennsylvania; N. b. Judd, Illinois.
Returning Indians 10 their Tribe.
Thomas E. McGraw, Of the Indian Bureau, left this
city on Wednesday last, with party OF Kaw Indians
including one squaw, who had wandered from their
home near Council Bluffs, Kansas, and after some
time reached Washington in q helpless condition.
Mr.. McGraw was instructed to deliver them to the
agent of the KaW tribe at that place.
Army Gazette.
Lieutenant n Mayo Dyer has been detached from
duty in the Bureau Of Navigation at the Navy Depart
ment, from the 10th instant, and placed waiting
orders.
Surgeon william M. Wood has been ordered to the
Naval Academy president Of the board to examine
the physical qualifications Of the graduating class Of
midshpmen.
Brevet Brigader General Joseph R. Smith, U. S. A.,
has been placed on the retired list by order OF the
President, and assigned to duty with General Pope
at Detroit Mich.
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S HIPPING N E VS..
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Almanac for New YOrk.-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 4 Al Moon rises ..morn 16
Sun sets. ...... ~ High ater. ...eve III
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY 1S, 1868.

CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Antwerp Br) Mrehouse, LivcrpoolJ
steamship Bellona tBr), Pinkham, London-Howland a
Steamship Ocean Queen, King. Aspinwal-Pacihc Mail
Steamship Sherman Henry. New Orleans-Saml Stevens
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-H Morgan
Steamship saraeossa Crowei, Charleston--A Leary
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter Wilmington, NC-James
steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace Yewbern-Munsy, Fer.
Steamship John Gibson, winters, Georgetown, Dc-Ph.
steamship Green, Inman. Aie1andrIa--J Hand.
steamship sase Bel new Bourne, Norfolk City Point
Steamship Chesapeake, Henderson, Portand-J Ames.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-w Cvde:
Ship DIR Barth (NI), Meyer, Bremen-H W o Edye.
Ship Nunquam Dormo, Cousins, 81 John, NB-Nesmith A
ship Molocka Hawthorn, Norfolk Va Dearborn Bros.
BARK Alert mo, Peterson, oporto-H. W Edye.
Bark Southern Belle tBr, Bergman, La Pamas via Vgo-
Bark Bolivia, Whileberry, Aspinwal-Panama Railroad
Bark Caro-, Reals, Matanzas-R Buck A Co.
Bark Ellen Dyer, Leland, Cardenas-h ID a Brookman.
bar s.rs Nnn wsror tRr GsrCr Ar,Sns os o0,,,o
Brig Star, Gray, Ponce PR--I Gager.
sS ids kry Ray Ray
schr d Lockwood 81 John, wilmington, NC-Thomss
schr Minnie, Farros, Washington yC-Thomas Holiness
sehr Harry tanie, wcdin, Baltimore-Ben,ey, Miller
scbr Romp, Mitchell, salem-Jed Frye a Co.
schr Forest Home, Thorn, Providencesiranahan Fer
schr Harvest, Corwin Bristol-siranahan Ferguson.
schr Thos Fitch, Pettgrew New London-Bentey, Miller
schr Emily Allen, Bridgeport.
schr Harry Ned, Greene East Haven--G Racket
schrJ W Garret, Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
Steamer Wamautta, Fish, New Bedford.
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SAILED.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A SONG OF THE TUB.
~ nv CuA RT.EC ryTNRENc

A SONG OF THE TUB.
n BY CHARLES HICKENS
With arms all weary and sore,
And hands all tired and red,
woman her wash tub bent o'er,
striving to earn but her bread;
Rub rub rubi
In trying TO work out the dirt,
And still with her labor she cried, -.
'Such poor soap won't cleanse out the sLlrtF'
Work work work.
And struggle as hard you will,
And work, work, work,
Yet the soils and the dirt remain still.
It's hard to and st ain
Along with n compound vile,
And yet unable the end to gain,
With my hands a. rough dle
Work work work.
I'll throw all these humbugs away,
Work work work.
And try David's Prize Soap to-day,
And then let us what a changei
The labor IL pleasure to me-
For the prize does dirt quickly estrange,
And makes II az clean as can be-
oh, husbands and brothers, heari
oh, wives and daughters buy
III you wish your clothes fresh and clear
OF Dayid's Prize Soap you will try
The wash day no longer will vex,
And your garments be white as the snow,
No trouble TO fret and perplex,
For the virtues Of Prize Soap viii show
That's sol
TRY IT. YOU'LL LIKE 1T.
The New York herald., 1868-05-17
Yeas-126.

.lxOs
Lawrence, rep, OF Ohio.
Lincoln, rep, OF N. Y.
Loan, rep, Of Mo.
Logan, rep, OF Ill.
LOughridge, rep, of Iowa.
Lynch, rep, OF Me.
Mallory, rep, Of oregon.
Marvin, rep, OF ". Y.
Mccarthy, rep, OF N. Y.
McClurg, rep, Of Mo.
Mercur, rep, Of Pa.
Miller, rep, OF Pa.
Moore, rep, ofN. J.
Moorehead, rep, Of Pa.
Morrell, rep, OF Pa.
Mullins, rep, OF Tenn.
Myers, rep, OF Pa.
Newc0mb, rep, OF Mo.
Num-, rep, OF Tenn.
Crsr O1e' ren ny, ~ IND
pa,n. ren of Via
parham aere, rrn of Mo
Peters, rep, OF Me.
p,,e ren .p' oSMo
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Ta re ,an vehrasra
Taylor' rem of Pa.
Trowbridgc' rem. OF Mich.
TwltchelI. rem. OF Mass.
Upson. rep. of Mich.
van Aernam. rep. OF NY.
Van Horn. rem. OF N. Y.
Van WycE. rem. of n. Y.
Ward. rep'. ofN. Y.
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IMPEACHMENF T..
CONTINUED FROM SEVENTH PAGE.

universal enthusiasm prevailed throughout the
afternoon.
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Dawes, rep, OF Mass.
Dixon, rep, OF r. |.
Dodge, yep, of Iowa.
briggs, rep, Of Mich.
Eggleston, rep. Of Ohio.
Eldridge, dem., OF Wis.
Eliot, rep, OF Mass.
Ferris, rep, Of N. Y.
Ferry, rep, OF Mich.
Fields, rep, Of N. Y.
Garfield, rep, OF Ohio.
Getz, dem., Of Pa.
Glossbrenner, dem. of Pa
Gollady, dem., OF Ky.
GriswOld, rep, OF N. Y.
Grover, dem., of KY.
Haight, dem., Of N. j.
Halsey, rep, Of N. j.
Hamilton, rep, of Ohio.
Hawkins, rep, Of Tenn.
Hill, rep, OF N. j.
Holman. dem., OF Ind.
Hooper, rep, OF Mass.
Hotchkiss, dem., OF Conn.
Hubbard, dem., OF Conn.
Hubbard, rep, OF W. va.
Hubbard, rep, or Iowa.
Hulburd, rep, OF n. \.
Humphrey, dem., Of N. Y.
IuUersOlI- rem. of Ill.
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Poland, rep, Of Vt.
POlsley, rep, OF w. va.

Poland, rep, Of vt.
POlsley, rep, OF w. va.
Pruyn, dem.. OF N. Y.
Randall, dem., OF Pa.
Robertson, rep, OF n. l..
Robinson, dem.. OF n. l.
Ross, dem., OF Ill.
Sawyer, rep, OF WIS. ;,
Sitereaves, dem., OF n. j.
Smith. rep, OF VI.
Spalding, rep, OF ONO.
Stark weather, rep, or u.
Stewart, dem., OF N. \.
Stone, dem., OF Md.
Taber, dem., OF N. Y.
Taylor, rep, OF Pa.
Upson, rep, OF Mich.
Van Aernam, rep, Of MY.
Van Auken, dem., Of Pa
Van Trump, dem., Of o.
Van Wyck, rep, Of N. Y.
Washburne, rep, Of Ill.
Washburn, rep, OF Mass.
Washburn, rep, Of Ind.
Washburn, rep, Of Wis.
WeIker, rep, Of Ohio.
Wilson, rep, OF Ohio.
Wilson, rep, OF Iowa.
Woodbridge, rep, OF Vt.
Woodward, dem., of Pa.
The New York herald., 1868-05-17

Niblack, dem., OF ina.
Nicholson, dem., OF Del.
Phelps, dem., OF Md.
Pruyn, deln., OF n. y.
Randall, dem., OF Pa.
Ross, dem., OF Ill.
Sitgreaves, dem., OF n. J.
Stewart, dem., OF n. Y.
Stone, dem., OF Md.
Taber, dem., OF N. Y.
Trimble, dem., OF KY.
Van Auken, dem., OF Pa.
Van Trump, dem. of ONO.
Wood, dem., OF n. Y.
Woodward, dem, OF ia.
The New York herald., 1868-05-17
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM Yachts.
Steamship City of Paris (Br Kennedy, Liverpool May .,
via Queenstown 7th with mdse and passengers 70 John
Dae. Experienced wester winds the entire passage;
steamship Europeen French transport) Commander ne
bour LOrient, April 2a The Buropeen carries two guns
and 210 -.
s.eamship Palmyra (Bp, Watson, Liverpool via Boston,
with mdse, 10 4 Cunard.
steamshlp Lodona Hovey. Havana, May with sussr and
The New York herald., 1868-05-17

Burr, dem., Of III.
Carey, rep, OF Ohio.
Chanler, dem., Of n. Y.
Eldrfdge, dem., OF Wis.
Fox, dem., OF N. Y.
Getz, deIn., OF Pa.
Glossbrenner, dem. of Pa
Gollady, dem., Of Ky.
Grover, dem., Of KY.
Haight, dem., OF N. j.
Holman, dem., OF Ind.
Hotchkiss, dem., Of Conn.
Hubbard, dem., Of Conn.
Humphrey, dem., Of NY.
Johnson, dem., or Cal.
JOnes. dem Of XIV
The New York herald., 1868-05-17
A -orrIcML DRAWINGS OF TIE KESruckY

nETECTIvE BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT.
- tended to- Partners and employees suspected Of dis
wILDEY, UTTER CO., t55 West fortiesh street. Apply
In person or by letter.
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TRY 1T. YOU'LL LIKE IT.
npnNEpc crVV
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MALT EXTRACT DEPOT
Removed to
No. ~ Murray ri eet.

GEE WHEELER WILSON'S BUTTON HOLE At.
- tachmentMakes hundred button holes an hour he
great desideraum for families dressmskers and manuacS
ursrs. 5l5 Broadway.
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In oi,ce.
ARrIcLE e--That said Andrew Johnson, President
OF the United states, unmindfu or the high duties
Of his ONCE and OF his oath Of Office, on the 21st day
OF February, In the year OF Lord 1863 at WASH
ington, In the District OF Columbia, did unlawfnlly
conspre with one Lorenzo Thomas by force to seize,
take and possess the property Of the United States
In the Department OF War, and then and there In the
custody and charge OF Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary
for said department, contrary to the provisions Of
an act entitled "An act to define and punish certain
conspiracies, approved July 81 1861, and with intent
10 violate aud disregard an act entitled IAN act
regulating the tenure OF certain civil ofcesn passed
March 2 1861; whereby said Andrew Johnson Presi-
dent OF the United states, did then and there commit
ARTICLE THAT said Andrew Johnson, President
OF the United States, unmndul Of the high duties Of
his Office and OF his oath OF oflce on the 2st day OF
February In the year OF our Lord is8s at Washington
In the District OF Columbia, did unlawuly conspire
with one Lorenzo Thomas, with intent unlawfully
States in the Department OF war in the custody and
charge Of Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary for said de-
par'men,a WIN intent to violate and disregard the
tain civil of1ces," passed March q 1857; whereby
said Andrew Johnson, President OF the United States
did then anu there commit OF o high misdemeanor
In ONCE.
ARTICLE s.-That said Andrew Johnson, President
OF the united states unmndful OF the high duties OF
his once and OF his oath Of 0fce with intent unaw
fully TO control the disbursements OF the moneys ap-
proprated for the military service and for the De-
partment OF war; on the 2ls day of February in the
year of our Lord 1s6s at Washington in the district
visions Of an act entitled can act regulating the
tenure OF certain civil olces" passed March 1857,
and without the advice and consent OF the senate OF
the United States and In violation OF the constitution
OF the united States, and while the Senate was then
and there In session, there being vacancy In the
once Of Secretary for the Department OF war with
intent TO violate and disregard the act aforesaid then
letter Of authority In writing in substance as follows
that is " say
w,.ura,ns gs1sysryr e y ~ ESss'9sA s' ,sas
su-The HOG Edwin H. stanton having been bis day 70
The New York herald., 1868-05-17

BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED.-NON-
IA support drunkenness desertion sufficient cause. No
publicity charge until divorce obtained Advice free
NJ. HOWES, Attorney, &c, 7s Nassau street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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KsrABL, sHMENr
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BILLS FOR SHIFTING COMPANIES
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EITHER IN BLACK OR CoLoRED INKS ON IN
rwo coLoas NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR COL
oRED PAPER.
THEATRICAL MAMMOTH POSTERS.
IN BLACK INK. AT - PER 100 ON ANY COL
oRED PAPER: BLUE OK GREEN INK AT % PER
100 SHEETS; RED INK AT 81 90 PER 100 SHEETS,
TWO coLoas AT % PER 100 SHEETS.
MANAGERS WILL FIND IT GREATLY TO THEIR
INTEREST TO HAVE THEIR LARGE PRINTING DONE
Ar THIS EsTABLIsHMENT
STEAMERS srRHrcnERs. ONE. TWO OR THREE
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HOURS FROM REoEIrr on ORDER.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS AucrroNEERs AND
EVERY BUSINESS WHICH REQUIRES LARGE PRIsn
ING WILL FIND THE PRICES AT THIS ESTABLISH.
MENT
CHEAPER THAN AT ANY OTTER PLACE.
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
NO. NASSAU STREET (oLD BERALD BUuDISoA
NEW YORK.
A LADY, A STRANGER IN THE CITY, ADOPTS TBIa
N method OF securing the services OF gentleman 1t
dsposng Of property belonging 70
Good security given and required. Address MIRA BsntouS
Union square Post ONCE.
~.
Coensc verrnillons Mustsrd Mods and speosNsa IN
Drug and RsssntsI ola for sSs 81 TAFT fvLRR Ia-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

rrNs FACTORY Property roa sALS-BuILD.
"A inf ss feet long nearly splendid water power,
water wheel and building all In perfect lorcri about ~
aorss land situated about mica vest Of Albany we'll
adapted u any kInd Of manufacturing business For
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-07

i To Ice Dealers and uthers
To lease NJ Poplar N. j. two miles from Ions p,.,.h
Dwelling House, Barn and Ouhouses with good ~ ~ Mi
with as much work A. the mill good Ice Pond WITH
two Ice Houses niled with IU OF Toe equal 10 Roas
land Lake ce there s sn established trade for among The
hotels and cottages Of Long Branch adjoining
Also 70 acres Of scod tiIabe Land handsome business
can be done By an industrious For further mar
uouAss address vith name and address Ice bon fiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-07

U,OR SALE OR RxCHANGE-FOR PROPERTY II
New York vicinity. Plantation situated IN Frank.
lin county North Alabama the Memphis and Chareston
Railroad and Tennessee river two and hall days trase1
cultivation suitable for cotton or grain nne Mansion oS.
houses cabins gin house Horses, Mules Cattle and lpe
ments complete fne opportunity Tor any one wishing
to engage cotton planting Address F. 81 box 4V4A New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-07

A LADY, A STRANGER IN THE CITY, ADOPTS TuIa
n method OF securing the services OF craftsman of
her In dsposng Of property belonging her
Good security given and rsqursd Address MIRA bsusons
Union square Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-07

A DRUGS. AC-BAY RUM. VANILLA BEANS, ON
Drug ssd EsssaasI Oils for ssls u fzST fILiS ..
portsra e Cedar street.