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N195@ BY ORDER OF THE COURT OF
49, COMMON PLEAS stock vote OF The MER-
CAMILLE LIBRARY COMPANY Will be taken on
the following proposed endment to the Oh arter:-
Section The Board OF Directors shall have full
power to make and alter such Rules and By laws
they may deem necessary tor the wei-being and due
managen OF the affairs of the Company Provided,
such BY laws not repusnant to nor Inconsistent
with this Charter or with the Constitution and laws
of This STATE or of the United States.
The polls will be opened in the LIBRARY, on
MONDAY, July 6, and Closed SATURDAY: July IL.
The hours for voting will be, on Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, from 10 A, NJ To r. M ano on
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, from 60 p. M.
The will be by ballot each share OF stock being
entitled to one vote, which must be resented ia
JOHN LARDNER, Recording Secretary.
Philadelphia. July !, 1868. 729s
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MILLINERY.
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF DANIEL PORTER. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court To audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF JAM ES REA and 20 KG E
POWELL, Executors OF the last will and testament
OF DANIEL PORTER deceased, and TO report disLri-
button of the balance In the hands of the accountant
will meet the parties Interested for the purpose of his
eleven Ol) O'Clock A. NJ. at his office, No. 4O6 WAL
NUT Street, In the city OF Philadelphia
WILLIAM ID. BAKFR,
7lOfmw5t# Auditor.
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BInckbu
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WASHINGTON.
Chase Sells Out TO the Democracy.
They Are 10 Rum Him Against
Grnnt--.The Chief Justice
Calls on A. ]. 10
COnErhtulate.
New Cabinet I'm Prospect--.Eyarts
and GrOesbeck TO be Re.
RRrtIed---CameRon and
FOrney.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The Times
special says: Chief Justice Chase has
placed himself in the hands of the DEM
ocrats, who are concerting measures TO
run him for Presidential candidate
against Grant.
The Tribune says: Justice Chase
called at the White House, Saturday
afternoon, as did many others.
The Worlds Washington special
gives the following list of new mem
bers of the Cabinet decided upon by
Johnson in case he is acquitted on the
articles; Secretary of State, VIM. NJ.
Evarts; Treasury, Groesbecki War, ex-
Gov. Cox; Interior, Capron, of Illinois;
Attorney General, Stanbery. No one
is mentioned as Postmaster General.
The same dispatch states that Forney
has been sent for to return to Washing
ton at the instigation of Cameron, to
undergo an examination.
NEW YORK, May 1s.-The Tribune
says, the man who did more than all
others, unless in a primary way, to
secure the acquittal of the President,
was Chief Justice Chase. The 11th
article having failed, 1t says all will
fail.
The Times protests against the Chi
cago Convention touching impeach-
ment, and thus making it n party
Jacob Rule, Clerk of the Senate Ma
val ,Committee, in a published letter
denies that he ever wagered or offered
to wager a cent upon Grimes vote on
impeachment.
WASHINGTON, May 1s.-The Select
Committee on the Donnelly-Wash-
burne case seem inclined to ask to be
discharged.
The Impeachment Managers are in
session to-day preparing plans for
taking testimony relative to the alleged
improper means used to influence the
vote in the Senate.
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now instructed by the Managers to re-
port q resolution for the purpose OF
bringing before them 3 witness who has
refused to obey the order OF the House.
Mr.. Robinson-I rise to question
oforder. object to all this. (Cries OF
order).
Speaker-The gentleman from New
York is himself ont of order. The gem
tleman from Massachusetts has not
transgressed the rule he has limited to
him to reason why the House should
not adjourn without further debate.
Mr.. Allison moved the concurrent
resolution be laid on the table. The
motion was agreed to without division,
and the Senate was notified OF the fact.
Mr.. Butler then offered resolution
reciting that Charles Woolley, OF Gin
cinnati, who had been subpHned to ap-
pear before the Managers, had in con-
tempt of the power of the House, left
the city, and directing that a warrant
be issued commanding the Sergeant
at-Arms to arrest and bring him TO the
bar OF the House to answer for con-
tempt of its authority.
The reading of the subpoena and its
endorsements, showed 1t was not signed
by the Speaker and attested by the
Clerk of the House, but was signed by
Mr.. Bingham and attested by the
Clerk of the Managers; also. that 1t
Hotel, at o'clock yesterday.
Mr.. Holman made a point of order
on the fact that the subpoena was not
signed by the Speaker.
The Speaker sustained the point OF
order and said that aIlsubpenas ought
to be legal, so that persons could be
brought TO the bar of the House. The
uniform usage of the House is thatall
subposnas have TO be signed by the
Speaker and attested by the Clerk.
Amer the matter had been discussed
at considerable length, seriously and
facetiously, by Messrs. Butler, Robin
son and others, on the assurance OF
Mr.. Stewart that the alleged recreant
witness had really only gone to Balti-
more but had returned, and was now
at Williard's Hotel and had no
intention of disobeying the subpoena,
Mr.. $Butler withdrew his resolutions.
Mr.. Farnsworth remarked that OBJ
lection to the recess having thus been
removed. he would move to suspend
the rules SO as to take up again the
concurrent resolution for a recess.
sThe House refused to suspend the
rules, and then at a quarter before
o'clock adjourned.
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Rhat Re lIny EKpect.

The Senators who vote to acquit the
President, vote to pile a burden upon
the country which will tax its utmost
energies. Never has the strength OF
our system been SO tried as 1t will be
If Andrew johnson is acquitted and
discharged from liability for the crimes
he has committed. It does not matter
that TO secure acquittal he has made
promises OF amendment-it does not
matter that during the trial he has
conducted himself with decorum and
propriety. II Is an old game oL ms MS
that it would be on It's good behavior
for a month for no other reason than to
get a good chance to kick somebody,
and if there Is man on this mundane
sphere, who possesses all the character
istics OF the mule, that man is Andrew
johnson. Stubborn. treacherousi un-
reliable, vicious, and cunning, he mas
greater capacity for general wickedness,
than any man in the United States
Toledo Blade.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, May 1s.-News of the ac-
quittal OF johnson, on the 11th article,
created a profound sensation Most
OF the journals have editorials thereon
The Times says the article was almost
too vague for a substantial charge, but
the vote corrects the fear OF any party
bias, and shows the case was judged
on its merits alone.
The Telegraph says: Dignity and de-
corum have marked the whole
trial, and the enon-removal OF the Presi-
dent is the most fitting close even the
most ultra radicals will be compelled
to admit this at no distant day.
The Standard says the Radical plot
is beaten, and the country saved the
shame Of the deposition OF the Chief
Magistrate for refusing to obey the Ile-
gal act OF Congress.
LONDON, May 1s.-The Morning Post
considers the vote on the 11th article OF
impeachment conclusive, and says the
result of this trial demonstrates the
folly of the radicals, as the certainty OF
success is only an excuse for their tax
ing such a step as impeachment. After
all If the right is vindicated, that result
Is due to accident.
The Daily News takes a widely diff
ferent ground in its comments, and
thinks the vote is not conclusive of the
whole case.
a respite of one week has been grant
ed to Barrett, the Clerkenwel conspira-
tor, who is under sentence of death.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, May Is.
Receipts for the week were: 5.SSI
beeves; 1850 sheep and lambs; 22,579
CATrLE-1<c lower on the week, clos
ing quiet but not strong; on sale to-
day, 2, ISS head. Quotations, extra 1Sc;
prime lsc; fair to good 161<al7c; inferi-
or to ordinary l5al6I<c.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Firm at last
weeks rates. On sale to-day ], 400 head
of extra sheared at 10a101zc; prime Ga
CSC; common to good Saec; Inferior
61Za71<c. Lambs-l2al9c.
HoGs-DePressed; arrivals to-day s.
$50 head; prices La1<c lower; demand
light; heavy corn fed 9Nal0c; fair to
good 9a91<c light to common S5<a9c.
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PErRoLRuM-s6aaso for refined free
GoLD-SISe, buying.
st. Louis.

PErRoLEuN-S6aSsc for refined free
GoLD-S1S9, buying.
st. Louis.
MAY 1s.-FLoUR-Quiet, firm and
observation-disclosures standing of
for lower prices. Corn-UnchanEed at
9Oae4c. Oats-Easier 79as1c. Barley
Unchanged. Rye1Firm at 81 81:
PRoyIsIoSs-Nothin doing nomi-
nally; SIS O0asS so for pork; 1SNa1S1<c
for bacon; shoulders 171<a171<c; clear
sides 1S1<a19c.
MAY AYIS-GRAIN-Whea white
Michigan at 81 90; amber 50 81: No.
spring 81 90. Corn-Dull and 1c lower
sales No. at e61<e oats-Dull at 74c
LAKE FREIaHrs-Dull and unchang-
MAY Is.- FLOUR $40 75 for city
GRAIN wheat-spring stagnant.
Corn-Dull at 81 OIL: yellow at 81 05.
Oats-Dun Rt 7S91c.
FREIGHTs-l1c on corn to New York.
Milwaukee.
MAY 1S-FLoUR-Dull and lower;
City Xxx So 75a1O 90.
San Francisco.
MAY 16.-The dry goods trade Is
quiet with snles below the average.
GRAIN-Wheat-S2a2 so.
MINING SHARES Heavy: Crown
Point 22S0; Gould Curry 40: OphIr lao;
Yellow Jacket 1910; Alpha -; Belcher
Sl5; Chollar Potosi Us; Empire Mil
Kentucky 42Ii overman SO; Savage IA;
Amad0F 2Q0
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HENDERSON of Missouri, must be
either very great ass or very shall
low knave. We hear that:
"Mr. Henderson is very sanguine
that acquittal will be to the advantage,
finally, of the Republican party. He
said. few nights ago, that it would
gain the Republicans 800 900 votes. He
ChatteTs in this strain, while all his for
mer friends continue to tell him that
they Will have nothing to do with him
in future"
There is talk of expelling Henderson
from the Senate on the ground that he
made an arrangement with the Presi-
dent in effect that If he (Mr. Johnsonl
would cease his opposition to Congress,
appoint Republican Cabinet, and join
in harmony with the Republican party.
throwing the Democracy overheard, he
(Henderson) would vote for his acquit-
tai. Mr.. McClurg is authority for the
assertion that Henderson told this to
him, and that the President accepted
the terms laid down to him. The lead
ing members of the Senate and House
hold that this amounts to malfeasance.
and it is not at all improbable that it
may be brought before the Senate.
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THE New York ITntes-the political
boomerang of the American press,
which is "everything by turns, and
nothing Iong"-is delighted at the de-
fection of Senators Fessenden, Grimes,
TrumbulI and Henderson, Van Wrinkle,
Fowler and Ross. 1t is rejoiced that
its own treachery, when it Joined the
bread-and. butter brigade. is now imi-
tated, and in some sort made respecta-
BILE, by the like treachery of greater
men than its editor,
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A RUMoR at Washington, Saturday
that Grant had written u letter TO be
used at the Chicago Convention, de-
clining to become a candidate for the
Presidency, giving rs reason that the
country was not prepared for negro suf-
frage-assuming that the Chicago plat
form would contain an article recon-
mending impartial sutfrage-produced
much excitement for time; but it was
soon found to be utterly devoid of
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CALTFORRIA.

SAN FRANo1soo, May 16.-Forty-five
prisoners confined in the guard-hous
at Fort Point, escaped last night Will WIFI
ont GIetection I'LL morning. They broke
through the port hole of the second sto-
ryof the fort, and let themselves down
with blankets. Although some OF them
were heavily ironed, none of the prison prs m
ers have yet been recaptured. i thei5
balls and chains were found scattereu
on the hills in. adjoining fields:
The leading business men OF tnis l I.!cSL Slsy
have orpanized an association for pro-
lection against fraudulent bankruptcy
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PropeIIor seuttIed-GaIe.

SANDUsKY, May Is.-The propeller
Oneida, OF Buffalo, bound for Chicago,
loaded with merchandise, went ashore
this morning on Cedar Point, near this
city, having got of her course through
a defect in the composS, and was scut-
tied to save her from breaking upon
the rocks. 1t is thought she can be
raised with the aid of a steam pump.
No lives were lost.
A severe northeast gale has been pre-
vailing here for the past two days, and
has done much damage to the fishing
interests in this vicinity.
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General Conference M.E. church.

CHICAGO, May ls.-The fifteenth day
of the Conference assembled at the
usual hour, Bishop Clark in the Chair.
Amer reading of the journal the order
of business was taken up and a large
number of petitions were presented on
Lay delegates and other subjects. at
half-past IL o'clock the address of the
Laymens' Convention, of last Thurs
day, was laid before the Conference.
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MEMPHIS, May 1s.-A passenger on
board the steamer City ofCairo, named
Jones, "a liquor merchant from st. Louis,
formerly sutler in the 11th Federal
Missouri Regiment, jumped overheard
Just below New Madrid. he was haul
ed on board, when it was discovered
that he had the mania-a-potu. He was
confined in state-room, when he cut
his throat from ear to ear.
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IT is the fashion. in other quarters OF
the world besides Tennessee, missouri,
Kansas and West Virginia, to consider
men who violate their pledged words
of honor as unworthy of personal re-
gard, and plain people call them mars
Will it be remarkable then, If the con-
tempt of all honorable men everywhere
should fall upon the untruthiul SenaI
tors from those States ?-PfttsbuTiSh
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nARKETs By rELEsKAPia.
NEw YoRK, May IS, 1s6s.
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTToN-Quiet and rather heavy;
sales 1000 bales at 32c for middling up
lands; some sales are reported as low
as size.
er for low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Ter dull and 1c
lower; No. 2 spring 81 2ea2 81; No. ]
spring g 39a242. Rye-Quiet and with
out decided change. Oats-Dnn and
heavy at S6aS7c for western in store and
afioat. Corn-Dull and unsettledi new
mixed western afoat 81 Hal is; old
mixed western in store 81 IL, with some
speculative demand.
PROVIHIONS-POrk-Q at S2S GA
| % 76 for new mess, cash ana regular
$2S S7a29 90, seller, last half Of Junei
S29 00a29 %, buyer, June. Beet-Steady
and in moderate demand. Cut Meats
oniet and unchanged. Bacon-Nomi-
nal. Lard-Dull at 1S1<cal9c for fair
EaGs-steady and without material
change.
The weather continues unpleasant
and the market Is languid and depress-
ed enough, although the prices for
staple cottons are without essential
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Steady: closing at I391SaI891<.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Higher, and
closing strong. Coupons, 'sI, 1I41Sa
1I41<; 762. 1O9I<a1093S; '64. 1077za1075<;
'65, 1071za1O75S; new, 109Aa109js; '67,
109Ha109S; 1O.40s, 1037sal035s; 1905,
1077Sa107A.
SToCKs-Heavy and lower; $3.50 pri-
ces: Pacific Mail e01<a90H; Atlantic
Mail 33a35; Western Union Telegraph
3S3<a3S5k; New York Central 12S1<a
l2S<; Erie 6S5Sa6S1<; do preferred 741za
70; Hudson 1371<aI37N; Reading 90Na
81; Ohio and Mississippi 29Na291<; Wa
bash 50a51; Michigan Central 1lS1<aII9;
Michigan Southern s6NaS65S; Illinois
Central 1461<a147; Pittsburgh S41<aS45s;
Toledo 1051<a106; Rock Island 94%a
945s; Northwestern 661Sa6611<; do prefer
red 77a771s; Fort Wayne 107a1071<;
ABhtabula I03H.
Express SHAREs-Wells, Fargo d
Co 241za25: American 56a561<; Adams
571za577<; q. s. SIX; Merchants Union
Cincinnati.
FLoUR-Unchanged and quiet.
Observation-Disclosures and
quiet. Confirm; ear 95c. Oats
Steady at SOC. Rye-In demand at =,
but held at 81 O5. Barley-Nominally
unchanged.
Hoos-In good demand and higher
extra SI0aI0 so per Genital, gross.
BEEF CATTLE-In good demand and
prices higher; butchers 81 5oas 5O5 ship
ping $9a10 90 per Genital, gross.
SaEEP-In fair demand at $350a6 90,
wool OF; lambs S3a4 90 per head.
Provisions Pork in demand at
s2s 25. Bulk Meats-Ffrm sales
shoulders at 125zc, but the close we're
generally held at 12Za1Sc5 sides held
at 145<a15c. Bacon-Firm and more
demand; shoulders at 1876 clear RIB
sides at I65<c, and clear at 173<c5 hold
ers asking Lc higher at the close.
Lard-Heid at 1sAc, but not saleable
BuTTEEEPlenty and 2c lower; fresh
at S0a35c; Western Reserve at 36a3sc.
EGGS-18c.
GRoCERIEs-Firm; refined &c higher;
sold at 157za171<c, and hard at 171<a1Sc.
Cofee-Unchanged and dull.
LrSsEED On-S1 2oa1 22-
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AmerIean Roard of ForeIgn MIssIens

NEW YORK, May 1s.-The anniver-
sary meeting of the American Board
of Foreign Missions was held last
evening. The expenditures durinEthe
year ending August, 1867, has been
$44S, S,524. During the past eight months
the Board received SOL, ,160.
The ninth annual Convention of the
Board OF Delegates of the American
Israelites was held yesterday. Resolu-
tions were adopted favoring the fur
therance of Jewish education and the
ology; directing the board to take
action with u view of ameliorating the
condition of the Israelites In Daunbian
Principalities and Holy Land, etc.
The corner stone of the new Catholic
Cathedral. Brooklyn, Will be laid on
third Sunday in Jnne. The building is
estimated at a cost of one million TWO
hundred thousad dollars.
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THE rumors that have so long con-
nected the Chief Justice with the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Presidency
are taking tangible form, as the Chase,
Johnson and Judas intrigue developes
itself. The Judicial Ermine is being
sadly draggled. If half that we hear
about Mr.. Chase's exertions in behalf
of johnson as against Congress be true,
he has clearly earned the nomination !;
and he has already graciously sigui-
fed his readiness to accept it, If his
Democratic brothers will come and
stand on his platform-Negro Suffrage
and Rebel Amnesty. No Democrat
would have any trouble about the am
nesty plank; but can the party swal-
low negro suffrage Perhaps so, for
the purposes of the campaign. Plat
forms are nothing to party after it
gets into power. Wont it be Interest
ing to read the Register when it gets to
advocating negro sufrage9
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1.S..koTp.on,Iae case.

PRov1pEscE, R. L, May ia mo. no,
table breach of promise case, Mrs. Delia
Malbro versus Thos. Q. Hill, in ~ WnIC9 os
the damages were laid at Sl6o ,0OO. "ns s,s
in the Supreme CouEL 1
Saturday, on verdict for the plslI1ssbtM paI he
of 81 500. The defendsnt is one Oh Tue
men in the State.
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,,,,,.,,on. ArsInst DentIsts.

P1rrsBuRaH, May 1s.-Injunetionas
have been granted by Judge McCana-
less under the Goodyear and C9mmlns
patents, against Sill and other dentlsLs;
who defended under the Newprung anu any
Fagan iodized rubber patents. BAKE
well and Christy for the Goodyear pat
ents, Lowrie contra.