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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

UNITED STATUS OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF MAI L, IS.
DURSUAN to an InlerloCu+ory Order OF Sale. 10
Il me directed from the Hon. Edward x, Judge
of the United States isrict curt will IN and for
the ID strict OF Maine, ! shall expose and offer Tor
Sale at Public Aust to the highest hid1er therefor,
the following properly and merchandise, at the time
and place WI hin said D.strjct, as follows viz;
At Store No. Cent al WhQrf. in Portland, On
FRIDAY March iSh at 2-30 y. "; Foresail; 1fain-
sail; Jib; Flying ~; 2 Gof Topsqls; Lot Of Stand
ing and RuHniRg Rigging; Boat; Ctronomekr &C.,
&c saved from the week Of Schooner Isaac Morse.
The same having been ordered to &c sold and the
proceeds III posed uf according to law.
Dated at Portland, this thirteenth day Of March,
A. ID. 1858.
F. A. QUINBY,
Dep. U. s. MarsAai, Dist. Vt Maine
Mar 13-d1t
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GOV. CHAM3ERLAIN delivered his lecture on
the Surrender of LIE In Music Hall, Boston,
"Wednesday evening. He was introduced ty
Gov. Bullock aud received with great favor by
the audience,
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DIED..

In Lewiston, March 8, Mrs. Hattie A. Goodwin, of
Mexico, aged 70 years.
In Lewiston. March 10. Mrs. Hadassah wife of
Samuel LII, ell ag d 81 years.
In Auburn, March 10, Air Stephen Myrick aged
81 years.
II Augusta Feb I, Miss Julia Wall aged "a yrs.
III Niechan Falls March 2, Mrs. Susan V. Palm
CT. aged ~ years 10 months.
In Eadnston, March 6, Mrs. E. Stockwell, aged
20 years.
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"OUT OF SORTS /"

Take DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-th N ost medicinal in the mar
ket, Established in 1908. mar12eodSsw6msn
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

=, san FRANClSCo-s-d 10th ult, brig Glencoe
Crabnee, humboldt.
NEW oRLEANs-Cld 9th, harrues Albert, Max.
French, Burgess. Martinique.
MoBlLE-Cld 9th last, sch Adeline Elwood FL
,JACK,soNyILLE-Cld 9Th inst, sch Compromise,
dali. Liverpool. "
DARLEN-ln port 9TH, sch Union Flag, Nraloney,
ora RLESTON-Ar 7th, sch Malvina Jane, Gould.
New York.
RGETOwN, SC cid 27th ult, sch Maine
WfLMINGTON-Ar 7.h, sch Susanna, Packard,
Baltimore,
1; ,LTISIORE-Ar 9th, brig Sea Breeze. Williams,
Rodonda.
CID 9Th, sch Minnesota, Cobb, Providence.
Ar 9th ship Golconda Leavltt, Monrovia; barque
Ep m williams Ingraham, Alexandria; sch Anna
wan Miller Honduras.
Sd, schs G Moody. Clark, Frankfort; Hatch
Gregory, Providence.
In port TN, sch John Farnum, Kelley. for Port
land.
Sheppard, Orchilla; Sophia Wilson, Novel; Matan'
zas; David Collins, Townsend, Havana
Ar 18th, barque Arthur KinsInan, Means. Ma
tanzas. ~
I'D 10th brig VIM H Parks Simmons. Ma ,an,as.
schs Ida 4 Wheeler. Dyer, Sagua; LADY Wooiburv
Woodbury., Portsmouth.
On Bombay Hook 9Th, barque w Holbrook from
MatanZas. ,A"AA
Ar Delaware B eakwater 9Th, baroues Andes from
Garuenas Arthur Kinsman. from Mat mas: Henry
+ L.rd. from do Aberdeen, from do; briggs FIVE
naot rom Cientuegos; Chas Miller. im Sagua
MARY 81 swart FRONT Messina, schs Nellie Star iron,
4Tnldadi Ruth Baker i'm Havana; Ihatfanon
ga from Carienas Lucy II Gipson, from Zaza i +
spencer, trou Caldenas.
NEW YoRK-Ar 10th, briggs Myronus. Higgins
Castellamare; Juliet c Clark, Freetby. Trini adj
Leonard myers, blk, Galveston; schs Emma Bacon,
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Bearse, Elizabethport for Portland; Effort Nicker-
son, Providence.
Cid 18th, barqde Rogers, Ballard, Cadiz. sohs
White sea- Blatchford, Port Spain; Coavoy, French,
Boston.
land.
Ar 18th. barque Ensign. Duncan. shangllae; brig
STOCKTON, Griffin, Buenos Ayres.
PROVlDENCf--l I'd 11th scbs Waterman Smith,
REMAINING; Willie Move, Hilton, New York
ca D5hlSroL-Cld 18th, sch John Griffin. Coombs,
IN NSEnWPoRT-Ar 10th schs Mary Elizabeth Hatch
rai, river tor New York: Mail, aIerr H. Provi enee
DE- , nport Pc inter- Clark, fror PASSPORT tor
I'D iOth, sch TookOlita, Stewart from PortlandJ
In port, sehs F Allen Fuller Mobile for Pbila-
delphia; sien Marion, Torrev, ElizaLetbport for
PocklaEd; Allen u wis, Bennett, i'm Providence tor
baltimore: M Bramlail, Hussey. from Boston Tor
Greenpoint.
FAIL RlvER-sld nth inst, sch John G. ookf,rd
Briggs, New York.
EDGARTOWN-Sld 9th, sch Ned SUMMER. Lord.
(from New York; for Rockland.
Sid 10th, SCH Freddie Walter. Atwood, (tronPort-
land) for Norfolk
BOSTON-Ar 18th, sch Samuel Gilman, Kelley,
Alexandria.
- ID 18th brig Sea Foam. Coembs, Satilla River;
schs Talbot, Pacsard Rock L0rt; John U Brooks,
Burgess, Portland
go; 6Tiss Webster Kelley, and W Woodruff.
pth iStd; sh p Arcadia. tucwl Delano, OF and from
Bath; schs David Crockett CiooqIing New York ;
Baker Barberck Portland.
~ oI ,Z'n, prgs Gieniale MCINTYRE tor AIatanzas;
Rockland. to load tor New York
Sli, Darque jas Il Ward; brig Sullivan,
MACHiAS-Ar 9Th. sehs Adelaide Sa,borr ON 4
Louisa, johnson, Portland. ~ On =
Sid list, sch Henry. IN .bbin Havana
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

J. D. SAWYER, No. III Exchange street.
has received $4,000 sweet oranges, which he is
selling at the low price of twenty five cents
per dozen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

HATS and Caps of the latest Spring Styles
may be found at Grin Hawkes. & Co., 292 Con-
gress street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

THERE was no business before the Municipal
Court yesterday morning. An important case
Of resisting an officer is to come up this morn
ing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13
Business Items.

large line of Spring Overcoats, good
styles, cheap for cash, George W. Rich & Co.,
173 Fore street. mar 7--1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
To Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,

NV 5aHtb Sd.s NBOFtUNs
. LEE, HIGGINSON s. Co, offer for REM. Safes
inside their Vaul at rates from $50 to S1oo per
annu. They also offer to receive, Special Depos-
it, as silees. securities OF persons living in the
cou try trIveling abroad, Officers of the Army
AMI NAVY, Masters OF yessels and others Circulars
containing tnll particulars forwarded application
to henry LEE, Manager
Boston, Mar 10, 8.-sNe 1d&w1y
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MARRIED.

In this city, March II, by Rev. b. Merrill Frink,
Jose III Nicholson and Miss Susan e. Means, all OF
this city.
In Biddeford, March !, Nathaniel Wilson and Mss
Safoll
In Saco, March Z, John Goodier. of Saco, and Miss
Fun ce @. Andrews, OF Kennebunkport
IN Saco, March 4, Samuel 5. Perkins and Addie G.
King
M. len.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

The sale at auction of oil paintings, chro-
mos, engravings and French Autographs, by
E. NJ Patten & Co., will commence at o'clock
this afternoon.
MERRIcK THREAD Colt is with pleasure
that we would call the attention of the trade
of our State to the advertisement of this pop
ular thread, which will be found in another
column.
1t has attained an unprecedented popularity
since its Introduction here, aud the manufaa-
turers feel confident that its high reputation
will be maintained, and that on trial it will be
found to be what they claim for it-THE BEST
AMERICAN THREAD
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff |

AND TESDCKEE POWDER,
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Cafarris, Headache, Fad Breath, HI On se-
mess. Asthma, asrOnciaiti., Coughs.
Deafaess, N c.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat ana Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not ID ~ Up, Catarrh but
L'astS ms it; frees The head OF all offen,iye
matter quickly rem wing Bad Breath an sieadache;
a,imys and soothes and burains heal in Ca :
tarrh; is SO mild and agreeable IN its effects
that it positively
CURES WITHOUT .SNEEZTNG!
As Troche @owder, is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed Instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal orgaIsa
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and
Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world!
Try ia! Safe, Reliable and only 35 cents.
Sold by Druggists, or matted free, address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
W. W. Whipple & Co, Portland General Agents.
Wholesale Agts, Ger g. Goodwin & Co; Rust Bros
& Bird, Boston; J. W: Perkins & Co, W. #. Phillips
& 70, II. FL. Hay, Portland
Nov 4-sNeod&w6m H.a
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'It has GOD the best Of al ests,-Time."
Vcgetabie e. uimonar Gaisann The Oldest
and m Ds1 highly app owe remedy in Il e for Coughs
Colds and Pulmonary Complains. Get the genu ne
REED. oUr q CO., Druggists, boston, Pru-
prietors.
Feb 90. cod Syfm
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Republicans of Ward TwO---Atten-
tiOn

All those in favor of the election of Hon. Ja-
cob Mcclellan for Mayor are requested to meet
at the Republican Headquarters ON Saturday
evening, March IA, 1868, at IL o'clock.
Per order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

9th Of next month. Speakers on both sides
s q already actively engaged in stumping the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

THIS EvENNo.-The Portland Band will
furnish music at the Republican meeting this
evening at City Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13
Departure OF OCEAN STEAMER,
MARI N e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Thursday. March 12,

Thursday. March 12.
CLEARED.
Sch Speedwel, Pine, Boston.
Sch Banner -, Boston for Winterport.
Sch Sarah Morton, kockland for New York.
Schs Lake, Mills, and Trader, Lord. Rockland fol-
Boston.
Sehs Lucy Jane. Saunders. and Alnomac, Haskell,
RockIand for Boston. G
Sch Oregon, Fountain, Roclsand for Boston.
Sch Hume, Snow, Rockland for Salem.
Sch Amelia Ellems. Rockland Tor Portsmouth.
Sea Josephine Swanton, McKown, Boothbay.
Sch Jennie Armstrong, Jewett, Westport.
Sch Sterling. Roberts, Wscasset.
Schs Boxer. Colby, and G Bartlett, Gould, Wis
casset tor Boston.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chase, Colby, st John, NB-John Por-
teous.
Barque Mary c Fox, Ross, Matanzas-ChurchilI.
Browns s. Manson.
Hunt
s. b Noral, Locke, Cieniuegos-Thos Asenco, and
NJ Il Nicke-son.
Sch Ellen Merriman Hutchinson, New York-A l.
Hobson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

1.-THE following 'howP' appears to have been
intended for the Argus but by some mistake
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E- FIRST Page to-day-speech of Hon
Joaa Lynch on Impeachment; Hon. John w.
d ma; Varieties.
Fourth Poge-Business Men Of Portland
Interesting Miscellany.
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PoaTLANp. MARCH 1s6s.

PosTLAND, MARCH 8, 1868.
A. G: HILLS Esq Agent Of i.e n Il chsHaaesl
interest your expl Iation OF tie method OF extin-
gushing Flies by means of Carbonic Aci Gas, IS
applied 70 Ste IN aud Hand Eng mes, and Force
ham y Ciark's Chemical Fire knsine, am believing
that the successful appleat on of This principle to
the pr sent means OF exinguishing Fires will con-
duce to TIL p ilc we tale b, preventing extensive
conhagratons and wing large amo nts OF proper
ty from destr cton by fire. would ost Iespet ttuliv
request you to give pnblic trial he engine which
you have on exhibi ion at tle rob houe, and No.
% Exchange St, at such lime and lace as YOU NAV
int ,onven cut aft r confering with tho City Au-
thorities.
DIV coffin & libby, ohm Dow, John W. Nun
ger 81 Son, Loring x Thur ton, w d. Little 4 Co..
Warren Sparrow Jeremiah Dow, VIM. IL. Wood 81
Son, A X Shurtef, W, & q. Il. Miliiken, T. H.
Weston \ Co, ehdrchil, b owns u Manson, j. Is.
Brown q sons.
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Rent anted
U. s. M0rSls0L's Notice.

EoR small family; no children. Western Part
Of the city preferred. Rent not to exceed TO-.
Address OK 1888. marI3dl~s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-13

Sch Daybreak, from Sagua tor Baltimore, arrived
in Hampton Roads 18th with loss OF sails and other
damage. in gale 1st inst.
Brig ockton, at N York from Montevideo re-
ports, LIST inst lat SO 10, Ion "a 90 took gale from
Sw to NE, lost loretopealant mast jibboom, split
toretops il, &c.
An American schr. name net reported) with a
W wrecked of Grand CaymanaS I4th ult. But lit
tie OF her cargo was saved.
Sch Hattie Dodge, at New York from Barbaboes
enco inferred a NE gale 9TH inst. lat a. on t. dur
ing which split fore and mainsails, stove boat and
recei ed other lamag.
Gibraltar 2ist inst with loss of ioremast and saIs
Would repair IN eight days.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


At Hong Kong Jan IS. barque Penang, Pattep,
ioI Manila to load tor San Francisco.
Cid at Palermo 18th ult, brig II houston, French,
Boston goth, Rich, Hopkins, do.
Ar at Gibraltar 2lst ult, brig Uncle Sam, Pennel,
Boston
Ar at Kingston, ia, DIST ut, sch NJ Motif. GLOW
yer. new foIk' z2d W IL Tho-ndike, Hall, do; I'D
W Steele, Buck, do.
Ar at Trinidad I'd inst brig Crocus, Colborn, from
Aspinwall.
Ar at Cienfuegos goth, brig Catawba, Gilchrist,
Sid FIN Caibarien goth sch NJ Graham, Fountain
Philadelphia 22d, bries Mariposa Mash, and Elena,
Moses, New York.
At Nuevitas 2sth ult, brig Mary A Chase, Melon
aid, for New York. ldg.
st John, NIB.
cd 9Th. brig ETA Maria, Berry, Matapzas; Amon
Sid Sd, sch Grace webster. Randall, Matanzas
Chartered-Barque isaac Rich. Tor Sew Yors. $500
boxes sugar. 81 70 pr box and 81 pr hid: brig Almon
hhds do.
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst, brig Gipsey Queen, Prince,
Sid i'm Cardenas gath ult, brigs Liberty Devereux,
New York. Castilian, Shepard. Portland; j d ok
more, Graffam. and Kate Freeman, Freeman. for
North OF Hatteres; sch Mabel Hall. Hall, Tor Bos
ton I'd inst, bar Que Helbr6ok, Leavltt, NYork;
sch Marcus Hunter. Orr, North OF Hatteras.
lPer steamer City OF New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th. Lydia Skofeld. Curtis, Sa-
vannah; Sorrento, Wilson, I'm Mobile; 26th, Ocean
SPRAY, Nichols, Galveston.
Jefferson New Orleans Montpelier Mills, Bombay.
Cid 26th, Castine Thurston, Calcutta: Nunquam
Dormio, Cousins, Savannah; Goodell, Crockett, for
Yokohama.
Sid 2sth. Nonrareil. Evans, New Orleans; Pro-
teous Chapman Havana.
Ar at Cardiff 25th, Emma Li.cbfeld, Crockett
OF Brixham 25th, Arracan, Spencer, from London
tor New York.
Ar at Queenstown 9th. Moravia, Patten. Callao:
Ar at Rangoon. China, Jordan, from Liverpool.
Sid i'm Yokohama Jan 3, Alcvons. for New YORK.
Sid FIN Shanghai Dec 80, Anna Kimball, Williams,
SID I'm Padarg Dec II. Martha Rideont, Reed. Tor
Al at Gale 18th ult. st Adams. Pike TN Calcutta,
land sailed or Abbyssinia 26th.I
Sid I'm Cadiz 2lsi uit, Rocky Glen, Wallace, for
Cid al Havre eth ult sancho Panza, Hea1an. for
Ar at Constantinople 18th ulf, skylark, LOring.
AR at Alicante 18th ult, Fred Porter. Chapman,
Marse lies.
Sid FIN Genoa 18Th ult, Pactolus, Tobey, for New
Sid I'm Marseilles 22d ult. La Ciguena. Wheeler,
New York.
Ar at Gibraltar 10th uit. Live Oak, Phinney, from
New York.
Ar at Havre 27d ult. Leila NJ Long, Ames New
Orleans; 2Sd, Wild Hunter, Kelley, and Maleville.
Bristol Feb 24-Ship Ida Lilly. Patterson, from
mizzenmast, rudder, aud bulwarks and half full o.
water.
Newport, Feb 23-Ba1que Desiah. Gilkev, hence
for New York, has put back with loss OF one man
having shipped sea, broke stanchions and carried
away bulwarks.
SPOKEN.
Dec 20, no lat SC, ship Coringa, from Liverpool
for hong Kong.
Feb "a lat p, len So, barque Eagle, from Palermo
lor,New York.
March T., lat 50 80, Ion II 81, brig Concord, from
Malaga Tor New York
March 0, lat IS IS. Ion "a 90 brig II Dillingham;,
from Palermo for Philadelphia. 81 days out.
March yth, $50 miles tr IN Sandy Hook, ship Hud-
irnnl Ilveril nj for Neaz
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PosTL AND. March II 1865
Gn9emen Il am in rece pit your Iavor of the
9th inst, an IN rep am tappy to inform yeu that
pepirations are be ny made to give lblic xhib
on OF the Chemical sire Eng ne, on Saturday next
Hill. A. G HILLS,
March IL. }tsn AGENT lot Maine.
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A great slaughter. probably by wolves, is re-
ported among the sheep at Petitmenan Point,
been founo dead, and over one hundred are
missing.
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BY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

BY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 18th, brig Agenora. White, from
Havana. ~
Ar at Philadelphia 18Th, sch G Willard, Willard
Portland.
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dispatch from Fortress Monroe states that brig
Lie Houghton, from Cardcnas Tor FOR land was
spoken IL h inst. short OF provisions. She had on
board le crew OF brig York, which was aban-
doned list inst,
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II
ss . - as s:es sses1sa ]: .1 sssss sss 80 -
Il III oshsrs.' Agsin. & Ron II Assassias q 6
tsssssT han il !: ass.ass /. 50 s,l..; Is
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va Syss sas o sss ieslis ss - . a.ss y I,
ssssly along he bsss siaasssd9 9ssasas u
shsi Stats ss.As.s safansh ~ inter q
sss.a.s - - sss..ss.e Iss sss II 80 Il fssl
j De gssasssl dssaasis lIssa sAiisasas
ssss g sonsssa rIsa = y sss sssssass a u 81
- - "a mas.. 1 ssssnsissI aesi ,assis y
b. lead II sss Nssk, Ne ssilrosa bss
= M Psaesssasa y - y ,sss 49, !. ss - sasrs
sns sses y 500 aAs' - !. ~ .-'' I
s.sgs ssxs 80. .hss. i ~ ai.sss A. srssg
.Ss ali sasaassgss : Il do sspasi, ,ssaasls
shIeh thia' road q % pass. tss u nsE
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A CASE M POINT.


e re Z a. &.zrs- - (
Ar. "A q. lsuf The gassremcas IL i2Gs
-64s 8l0J, COO In grespbaeks. Ag thss
sinae gold wss so per ceaf. D ssniasn, 90
slsas 9ne Royssuassass ssaaiFad, is Saes,
,haa 81. Go IL gala Upaa this 80
ia gold is paid 90 600 ANIMAL gold iRsaxs
es3, BIZ Essssn ptr sent. Ia addisi6p II
eksghpssa toe bonds from ssAss snd 4ocsl
saxstlsp, smouatsagisS swo or skEss per
esnI. mere each ssars TA1s iea fear
yeaSs, she hoDdholasx who lent ~, 600
ID Kold, has received back $z4, 600 In in~
ssrsst, and has had his taxes exempted
for - 600 or msFs, making $50 see0 in
alb. Tae prisoipal " his ases wss.psy-
aels, andey the lag, in legal sendg cur
reney. TO 20 pay 1t nos 10 grsenbaeks
woafd give haaa ssssntys8vs or eighty
esaaaon sbs deIlas whereas ghss only
asas forsy ssnts in; gold. Boat this does
rot satisfy him: IN sssRsss Of sas
$3e A0o Ia gold thas no kas rassissd IL
Aassss~t and $axss, TO pay The ~, 200
which be srigtnalIy Ieul , Ia geIa. Did
hnYbody ever hear Dslpss sf ssaak In az
kottaonske dsra4sd 4 Was sksrs sveR
. sasas sxAaaplai naarya Eas Assss eve
81 such "a unn~ ecadsnted FchbeEy son-
senplat ed epon ths trsssary Wbe that
10 nst bsughs With aoasy, spa b 8 bond.
hnldsrss agent. ssa fsvor II tg' sFsa
Ia saaEy thinkl Il j. sssght ts paycs foas
wear Eoan.to sAa gpyszumsps OF ths uni-
| led States, Of $40, ,000, with $ls ,o0l, prin-
efbai ard ibte4ess VIII ske psop.s
saba IL 10 zach 40 oatxasss Wfl shsy
| isak 90 as& zee sueh SfilsiHy sossams
! xaassa.s IA 10 sbonld hs eopss gfhsEs
] wosla be npthing likssit al q swis4is Ia.
| s!I lhissoYy. III IN IL fepadlsffba fef
Hke gsx sfuzasFs aas 10 pay the debt
k,shssh Is pwss 10 iss srsdisgss, wbsa 10 Is
| % psg swa ~ sAxss sipss % nssh pepey
| IN lhsm ~ tasy leat 20 AZ d this NOS
i r6hbery df Ibe people Tor fEe bead
3hosdsraa bsaeAtssa Ia ieb6s AFfepudia-
sIEsaea Cd tha uazs Of ahs ssgsnss u tho
sxsssssnsns, I'll lhs sbIlgssisnss .snass
Hhieh they are 10 tbs oaanssy I Jhe IL
iiIuelrasion which We gfve i : practical
\ 1ots. Il assafs tbs whoIs qssssion ek
Il Ssss hsuaksaaess in y nsssshsis. sThsiR
eisim has 40 foundation. In aAm rer In
LEGALITY. The people are wiiliax 70 pay
ffshs dehss an fAes agrsed u pfy Ii, ibas
lshsy ass sob willing 70 pag hhrssw w fsur
Isimss 40 aseh maasy Ne they Esrsivsd
I Iss 81 aaass M sasy bsd Adsise d q 1 spir-
4 Il sf avarscs. II thee ilassssaren llE The
i IA hssss ee thsa5 90 hoadsswia kass bsea
Il ssaI txesesa ifIthsy ere psia.psempsly In
kind. apd Ter sTcrs 80 10 gold which
ihey lent reesfya S40. Lei. th1m Dot ex-
ipass 300 20 ~, Tor Il xin pot Be giEsa
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The Revolutionary cvisis q Nfssi.l
iaasoa.


L t4SsA sa ~ s- 9zs4
avs sivs ID rssslssiosAsy ssussg TAs
rseens ;prsess6ines af Tbs ssaicsl party
Ia Osaers6s sA6wl fhat wa sss srs. s1sii In
the nidss ,sf . AFeyoiasienn sQld Th&a
Sssssnss 10 oAs-of fks master spirissI aE
The go. = sAs HsYpdes 10 Eaalsnd h
his day. and 4. ID. tksiY terns wsTs
Kobeapie ere att MAsas n Frsnbs. Toe
@osk of ssaasf fsriaisxssA sspsbSis intoea
militssy dsspotjsn dAdss&eas wishastsgs-
ling rapidity& We bsyA or ars 20 bare,
The psiionNl Executive ssdnoed 70 10
aatsaAfen, The 6uprsms Court rsaassd
10 d n4Ilify, sks heed as sAs assss sedss-
I'D TO 0 mere ssrysa& ofi the radical fsc-
kiea, the States rsdaasd 70 . mixsa dea-
posisn Oh bayonets sad negro ssuaf.
bsrbasixns; aud all this 10 bnid dshauos
Of shs senstitasioa, shs pasag@ &C CeD-
zssss issslf And sAs lsillcfa the people
Ws.nay wsll a4k the qasssions ihsEsiars,
whas cemss neat, or where VIII be yhe
end az shsse sndacioas rssoiaiionsry
deisgs Of hs.saapaas fadiss lpasty in
pawer2 o. We saa only saswsE ashsl 1t is
abunasnsly svidant thai This party DO not
intend to stick al triHes OF hssitate IN
any schens % maintain she&Hseasss In
pswar, even 30 the pseslam staas, II
sssasa sxpedienss th&s sAs sspuelie 10
dead and shas tbs empire haa sakeaI its
lpisos.s 9 40 A
Thus discourses the New. York
HKRALD on the sonditi0a Of affairs
after . view al the . Radical pro-
grsmme and the performances Of
the actors at Washington. And
that paper asks, as there no hope'
And wa make aasweEa pone in The
course marked out by yaane
hope, except In aad through what
Mr.. Bennett il, pleased 70 term tbs
9oopperhead element Of the Demo
cratic party" No, sir, there 10 no
hope for the counxy except il be, as
We have said. through the action of
the Democratic party--thas party
which tho HgRAIn betrayed and
has beiied and malignsd the past
eight or ten years without stinti and
mess particularly malignant and
vsaeuaous akaace Its iaiiaFe TO have
Its way IN matters OF certain of'leIa
appointments during. the adminissra-
ton Of Mr. bachaIiau.
II comes with bad grace from
sneh . source o the HERALD s!l- 70 pui
issasaal itsssa sis eeRf W ns 9aa ptissasa ss' ttiss
Democracy for the salvation Of the
country. 'i
The HERALD As mach, perhaps, 4
not more, than any avowed Radica
| Journal of New York, is to blam'
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