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THE DIFFERENCE

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IN NHRUPICY.

DIsTRICT OF Maine SIS, AZ Ellsworth, on the
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Notice is hereby glen, that second general
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will be held ut Ellsworth in said District on the
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named in the eth section of the Bankrupt Act oi
March 2d, 1861.
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SPRING FLOWERS.

Are not more delicately fragrant than the Sonema
Wine i,il,ers, which all leading druggists anu gro
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First Class,
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1T MAS NEATL Y.PUT UP ="

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The Cornaorant PIT TO Blush.

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CANCER. SCRQEulA. &C,
r ca | lie t G L j q
De Ia ISLA DE CUBA.
y THE DRAWINGS FOR lsCs
there will be $1,000 Tickets
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ONE THOTS AND

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rive on hand and for sale to grocers and ar ggist,
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYs-Ncw Haven,
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gins Sept 81. JOHN Il. LOWELL, Principal.
Testimonials from the Rev. Dr. Buddington, the
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Silliman, Prof. Dana, Gov. English, Bishop Viii
liams, and others. Send for circular.
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ELASTIC ROOFING,
Notice.

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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has iakcn upon herself the trust of an exec
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The New York herald., 1868-06-04
BROOKLYN CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Brooklyn Whiskey Frauds-HtOti0n far .
New Trial In tho Enrisht Case.
Before Judge Benedict

Tho Brooklyn Whiskey Frauds-HIotisn fer .
New Trial in the Enrisht Case
Before Judge Benedict.
motion for new trial in the case Of Richard 9.
Enright who was recently convicted in this court,
was argued yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hallts sp-
peared for Enright and argued the question 0f the
insuciency Of the testimony produced by the prose
cutOn In the late trial. and also that in the matter 0e
the bond Of Henry Lewis it had not been prOve4
that the accused either made or signed the
bond caused to be executed that in order to make
crime IN regard to this bond 1t must be shown hrss
that 1t was one required by law and also that itwas
used or attempted to be used to deraud the govern
ment and that in this the notice required to DO
given to the Assessor as provided in section twenty
four, had not been proved. The question Of hand
writing was also argued, and It was claimed that in
certain counts cited In the Indictment there
evidence whatever to sustain them that the verdict
being general and the punishment for each count
varying, 1t could not be sustained where there
no proof on such counts Counsel argued to show
that an error was committed In allowing the
case to 60 to the jury II the crime charged had
not been clearly set forth by the prosecution. The
District Attorney Mr. Tracey, commended that these
objections were out Of place; that the time to show
this was on the trial, and not on motion for new
trial; that in nineteen cases out Of twenty points
could be raised on the ground that certain facts,
which are necessarily assumed only In every case,
not proven but that the verdict Of the jury was
conclusive as to the sufficiency of the evidence.
The Judge reserved his decision in the matter.
The New York herald., 1868-06-04
Prince Humbcrt's Appearance in the Cities and
Hopes and Feelings Of the Citizens.
The British Grumble Against
Disraei and the Queen.
Social and Financial Progress
in Austria.
French Demand for Political Liber.
ty With Free Trade.

The French Transatlantic natl steamship st. Lau-
seut Captain Bocandie, from Brest on the 23d Of
May, arrived ct this port early yesterday morning
BY this excellent service the st. Laurent furnished
our special correspondence. in detail Of our cable
dispatches dated to her day Of sailing nom France
~ late as the mail matter on board the Cunard
steamship which sailed from Liverpool the same
AZ.
The managers and committee OF organization Of
the Maritime Exhibition In the port of Havre offered
to Prince Napoleon the honorary presdentship of the
General Consultative Commission. His Imperial
Highness willingly accepted this title, "being
happy" he writes, ITO give additional testimony
of sympathy to the town Of Havre.n
M. Cremieux, the advocate, left Paris for Vienna
and Bucharest business connected with the perse-
cuttons inficted by the Roumain government on the
jews his coreligionists.
The Russian Courier makes some advances toward
France in SAYING
Nobody will dispute that the treaties of 1856 gave
ali the advantage to one side; likewise that Power
OF the first Order like Russia, all whose southern
coasts are washed by the Blrck Sea- cannot possibly
resign herself to not being allowed to make her war
vessels circulate there and that under certain cir.
0umstances she should make every effort to obtain
revision OF those treaties. France alone could sup
port her on the occasion and aid her to recOnquer IL
not her ancient domination at least the freedom of
action in the Black Sea.
The New York herald., 1868-06-04

The delegation Of singers from Germany who will
take part in the Chicago Sangerfest will arrive
shortly in this city, per steamship Germania. They
will be received with all the honors by the Lieder-
kranz society, whose guests they will be during their
visit.
Ristori gave farewell matinee Of MARY stuart''
at the Theatre Francois yesterday. Tonight the
New Orleans opera company open with "Orphee
aux Enters" the charming Lambee being Eurydice.
The brilliant season Of concerts and oratorios at
Steinway Hall will have a fitting finale on Sunday
next Madame Rstori will give ON that evening a
soiree OF sacred, dramatic and decamatory readings
and vocal musical illustrations for the benefit Of the
asylum for the children Of Italian soldiers killed and
wounded on the battle field. The programme in.
cludes Borghi's ''To the Virgin" Meeting of the
two Queens,n from schiler's marie stuart,' and
"Les Adeux lie Jeanne dare"
Carl Bergmann's Terrace Garden concerts have
started under favorable auspices as the programmes
rendering. Auber, Strauss, Petrella, Ncolai, Mey.
erbeer, Faust Hamm Flotow, Verdi and Herzog
were worthily represented last evening
Some changes have taken place in the brilliant
career OF the .White Fawn." Miss Bella Land takes
the place of Miss Mena Montague as the Princess
the Queen aud Miss Lille Eldrdge replaces Miss
Lucy Egerton as Prince Lcander.
"Love's Sacfffcen was consummated at Wallack's
Donizett Lanner Verdi Lit,of Mozart. Suppe
Schubert, &C., were on Theodore Thomas pro-
gramme at the beautiful Central Park Garden last
evening. The audiences are still on the increase and
fashion has at length found summer home In the
metropolis.
w. n. wallack, monologue entertainment pur
veyor IS announced to appear next week in Irving
Hall He Is all the way from "Lunnon town. has
fifty instantaneous changes Of dress and forty songs
and dances. What more is requireds
The stockholders OF the Academy are not yet de-
cided about blackng their faces on occasion OF the
grand Inauguration OF that establishment next
Monday ~ a nustre, han. From vcrdi and Meyer
The New York herald., 1868-06-04

IN misunderstanding, who is matched TO fight
in the of three four weeks, went into train
ing yesterday at Hunters Point His headquarters
are at the National, on Jackson avenue, and he 10
under the supervision Of Shefeld, the English pc.
destrian and trainer.
DESTRUCTION OF FRAME BULDiNG.-About four
O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out In small
frame building located at the termination OF Broad
way, Astoria, J.. I. II was unoccuped at the time,
which shows that IL the work OF an lncendiary.
The loss is estimated at 800, upon which there was
no insurance. It was the property OF Charles
Collins.
RESCUED FROM DRowYING.--A BOY, the son Of
Conrad Heritage, Of Astoria, accidentally fell over
board yesterday morning in the East river. and
would have been drowned had it not been for one of
the hands on the soop Mary Turner. When taken
from the water he was in an nsensble condition.
but was soon restored to consciousness.
ACCIDENT AT HUNTERS PorNT.-A man named
Heddleton was accidentally run over near Hunters
Point Yesterday afternoon by spirited horse at
tached to a wagon, and which had taken fright and
run away. His injuries are. however, not OF q
serious nature.
ACCIDENT ON THE EAST RIvER.--The schooner
ITovey, while making up the East river yesterday
afternoon, ran into small saiboat containing two
men, carrying away one side OF the small craft. and
came very near prccipitating the two IN the river.
They were, however rescued by tho hands on hcarA
she vessel and safely LANDED at Astoria.
The New York herald., 1868-06-04

beer to Saaly come upn and the real Virginia break
down. What fall was theres
Thls Is positively the last week Of the Panorama e
the War at the Madison Square Hall
The iate failure Of speGIacular productions in Pars
mas, IN the case OF the Ohatelet and the Porte st.
Martin, resulted In utter financial disaster.
For private box At Manager Selwyn's benefit In
Boston, on Friday evening last the sum OF $76 was
offered, and $40 each for seats in the body Of the
remunerative.
Mile. Schneider win appear at the st. hmes'
theatre, London, on the Goth Of June In Ofenbaoh's
''Grand Duchess" Paul Bedford's benefit last Sat
urday was great financial success ct pr1teea ntaG
All Of the theatres are dall the weather being 30
Oppressively warm.
The Bufralo papers complain of wretched per
f0rmance Of ERA DiavolO" by the Grover German
Opera Troupe.
In discharging Mr.. Byron, the author and Liver
pool manager, from the Bankruptcy Court the Judge
presiding remarked that 'The theatrical manaQor,s
occupation was more than ordinarily speculative
one, and his creditors must have been aware that
when their debts were contracting they were iucur-
ring additional risk"
The New York herald., 1868-06-04

even the sober Pau MaU Gasette objects to such an
appointment. and declares that although man like
Butler may be oficiaiy received he cannot DE soci
ally recognized.
In Parliament the other evening the singular fact
was developed that government agents undertake
70 convert inhdels by almost ~ summary process
until ne believed in Christ and then drowned before
ne could recant. Peter Murphy Q Fenian confned
In nOuntOy Prison, was asked BY the governor OF
jan what religion he professed and replied that he
nad no religion-he was pagan. The governor
military man, gave him twenty -four hours In which
between the different systems at the expiration OF
that time he was kept on bread and water until he
made up his mind that the Roman Catholic religion
was right and prOfessed his faith accordingly This
plan beats Beecher. and u generally adopted ought
to 40 away with SundayschO0ls and churches.
The New York herald., 1868-06-04

The import OF full manufactured goods though
lower ratio than the import Of raw material and half
manufactured goods.
Hans dasser. known 70 the world Of nne arts ana
one Of the first OF vtennese sCuptOrs. died recently
In Pesth, at the age OF ffty-twO. He executed the
statue Of Wieand at weimar Most of his works,
Ferdinand Lassale's forty third birthday was cele-
brated here few days ago BY the Workinsmen's
The Munich (Bavaria) workingmen, In public meet
ing assembled, have sent vote OF thanks to the
West Austrian upper house for their votes on the
that these votes win have great effect on Bavaria,
which must eventually follow tha example OF Aus.
tra, ian example which stimulates the friends OF
freedom to perseverance In their struggles and dis
heartens the enemies Of the intellectual and physical
welfare Of the people, In that they can no longer
reckon on the aid OF Austria"
Now for the sensational OF which Austro- Hungary
has always large crop. Julie Won Ebergenyi Is
much surprised at the 'severity" Of her sentence.
ment but not to twenty. She says that she Is more
sOlictOus about 'sher Gustav" than about herself.
81 ee s o. nsr
Gustav would also lose his nobility. These details
are known through her counsel, with whom she had
an interview on Monday. The sentence Of twenty
years is appealed against by the father Of the con-
victed.
The perpetrators of two murders committed three
years ago at Baden, Lower Austria have been re-
Gently discovered. One OF these perpetrators Is
woman, and the other commissioner OF police.
The woman has confessed for herself and denounced
the commissioner OF police, who had confessed to
her.
| will now give two curious cases of double
suicide, or attempts thereat Last week two boys,
aged thirteen and fourteen years respectively threw
themselves simultaneously into the Danube. One
pershed, and the other was restored to life with
dif1culty. They had both been apprenticed to
matchmaker in this CITY, and had run away frOm
their master. They soon found reason to repent
their act, but rather than returnresOved upon COM
mtting suicide together.
The following case is reported from Hermannstadt,
observation-disclosures Eckhardt, OF the Thirty.
first infantry regiment, on the night Of the 23d OF
this month shot Dead first his billet h0stess-a mar
ried woman-and then himself. The event took
place in his room. The shots were heard in the
street, and when the people rushed into the room
there was the wife, reclining on the sofa, with her
barred bosom pierced by musket ball. No sign OF
resistance to the deed her part was discoverable
The lieutenant after he had killed the lady, had re-
loaded his musket and pulled the trigger with his
toe. The ball pierced his stomach and back and
buried itself in the wall of the He found
in kneeng position with his head on the sofa near
the corpse OF the lady, Death must have followed
In both cases. That the act was the re-
suit Of q mutual understanding is rendered still
more probable by the fact that the hostess had or
dered q nOsegay from her milkwOman for that day,
and had informed her that she would soon hear
some startling news