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New-York tribune., 1868-05-18


Senator Grimes was not present. ,,
The question was then taken on the adoption OF the
While the votes beng taken the members OF tbe
House Of Representatives. were announced. Ihey en-,
nv tbeir Clerk and noorkeeper Most Of the members
had preceded hem and had taken seats on the MOOT o
Mr. FESSENDEN rose TO make motion to postpone
the hour, on account Of me absence cl stI,
Grimes. but being informed that that Senator was IN
the Capitol he did not make the motion
Mr. Grimes Immediately afterward entered the cham
Der and took his seat IN one OF the SIDE aisics
Mr.. EDMUNDs then submitted an order that the Sen
ate do proceed to vote ON the articles according 10
The CHIEFJUSTICE rising, said: BY direction OF the
Senate the ChefJustce desires to adnonsh the ctzehS
perfect order required II viii be subject OF Infinite
regret any violation OF the order OF the Senate VIII me-
cesstae the execution Of the further oder That the per-
sons guilty Of disturbance be Immediately removed 1heh
addressing the Senator's the said Senators
i'm conformity to the order Of the Senate, the CeJusce
will proceed to take the vote on the eleventh afc'
"' The eleventh Article was read by the Clerk:
AET y That sd 4adres johnson President Of the Unss state 3
Disregard Of the Constitution aud laws Of the United States hereto
fore Wit; on The sh day Of Au 1866 at the C Of wsngoR
stance that tSs xxxX Congress he United Con
legislative Under the bat the contrary Congress
o. S "a SSs..s T Gs % & 1s S So 9s Sns Spo % the d
Andrew johnson except 50 far q he to approve the sane and
xxxIxtS congress propose q tSs GC1.faoa
SGsl'0S 3. f5s'dsf Ire en-, Sy %s " Psru i sSs c
y and disregard OF the requirements of the Consultation that he
that the be faithfully eeeuted attempt
entitled An regulating the tenure Of certain
passed 1861 unawfu oeBg and coutrying,
by which he should
NJ Stanton from wh resumng the incon Of the he Of
Secretary Of the Departmental War nvthstsndpg the refusal OF the
The suspension therefore made by said Andrew John
son Edwin 81 said 0ce Of Secretary % the Depart
and also further uulaw fully dvhg and onivug aud
devise anil oo then and there prevent the
ou entitled IAN act for making appropriations for the
Of the for tbe Gs ending Juus 80 1868 aud for other pu
March 1861 aud the execution
s entitled provide o the efficient govsnmen Of the
Rebel passed March 1861 whereby the said Andrew Johnson
rsry 1853 City Of Washington cOmst and guilty Of hgh
mis Of once.
The first name on the roll, that OF Senator Anthony
being called that Senator IN his place and the Chief
Jnsfioe also standing addressed TO him this formula
Mr. Senator Anthony How say yOu Ia the respondent
Andrew Johnson President Of the United States guilty
or not guilty OF high misdemeanOr, as charged In this
articef ..... - -. :.
senator Anthony responded Guilty" And so the vote
went on until all the Senators had RESPONDED the vote
summing no Yeas S5 Nays 10, as follows:
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THE USTERRIFIED AND UNwAsHED REJOIC


The announcement of the more than half
anticipated verde, procaimng the acquta OF His Acct
dency the Great mpediment and the apostacy OF seven
senators was received in this city on Saturday after
noon ReyOnd the fnaudin antics or Mackerelvhhtes,
Dead Rabbits nd other factions OF the unterred,
and the bowling OF newsDoys, there was no UNUSUAL en
UltCment As early Friday II seemed to be pretty well
understood by the intelligent portion OF the con-
ny that the requisite number OF lecusnnt kepuDeahs
had been added TO the renue Of His Majesty Andrew
tho FIrst. There the same number OF ldlers ana
lOungers lowering on aud about the BloadWay
bridge, waiting for something to turn up ne
Herald building. under the shadow OF the Park Bank,
was surrounded bye gaping multitude. who were pau
terng their ess and cheap w.t. much 70 the oh
grin Of tho gaudy dressed swels" and gamblers VINO
had deserted the many dives" ana deus Win Whlch
the nelghbOThOOd abounds 10 take their little afternoon
bask the sunshine Judging from the police returns or
yesterday morning. there was an unusul huDe OF nhe
OF the various Government institutions were early
vacated by their 0ccupants whom trantlo wn JOY AZ
the possibility OF longer feeding at Inc PuUG crp we're
draues OF WY distilled liquors The names OF Fes-
seudeD Ross & Co were hailed with noisy demonstra-
tions OF delight. The h0ary headed, garrulous OF
you with goat bleating Voice that Andy is second
Jackson and that he would have that he meaning
the nedged pTotege OF Tweed Sweeney Co roinarks
Republicans cannot be bought oh no, not any Andy.
he didn't waste any nsSS didn't seysa ven WAS s ss
who hold the fat Offices the spolls OF which can only be
estimated by the capacity and rapacy OF the ncumbents
would mol congregate among the cdnaiHe Theywoudno MOI
bo rudely aud fanarly osed in front OF Shiny bars and
they Therefore betook themselves 10 Delmoncos upper
apartments where amid the popping OF cors and azzng
at PraaE Dan's ions Inc OF barkeepers were
to satisfy the demands OF caravan OF nuncl
pal oiceholders OF every conceivable grade Aldermen
unti thew were hoarse for Martel Cognao orSazarae
brandy which quickly found its way TO Their copper clad
slQlasls, Qp9sat RaRsgI.s2s dsslalSa ibat ASazf.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
rnE REcREANr sENAroRs cmANGING QUARTER
nEMocRArIc MErrING IN roRrLANp. ME.

PORTLAND, May 1.-The Democrats held n
meeting NJ the city Hall last evening, which was ad
ourned Markcsquare the purpose being to denounce
Tho attempts 20 Influence judgment IN Impeachment
Mr. john Neal presided ana the Hon L. ID sweat VIM
Henry Clifford the Hon. L. q. j. Smith, Gen. Samuel j.
Anderson, and r. H. Hubbard made addresses and reSo
iutious were adpDtcd,
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The Chief. Justice announced the result and said: so
the Senate sitting Court OF mptachmeH STANDS hd-
iourned iii Tuesday, the 2Cth lust, 10 II o'clock
The Chef Justice then left the chair ana ut heuptTs
Of the House retired 10 their Chamber Tie spech
tors who had filed every seat and standing place M the
galleries, immediately began TO pour out into the haila
and corridors. The closing was not marked bJ the
elln hIeach OF deCOrnm
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN KANSAS CITY, MO p

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May IAN enthusiastic
meeting OF the "Conseryatyes" Of this city was held
last night at which IL was resolved that seven Senator'S
among the oppOnets OF the President honestly adhered
10 their Oaths 70 do impartial justice, &c.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
TWO HUNDRED DEMOCRATIC GUNS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 11-Une hundred
guns were fired by the Democrats ia this city last night
aud one hundred 10 fired at Westfeld tomorrow
night.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
THE MANAGERS INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Board of Man
ayers had consultation last evening aud were again
this evening deberang upon the course 20 be pursued
IN the Investigation Of the alleged bribery aud corruption
Of Senators brother Of Senator Ross was before them
last evening and it IS asserted that they are on the track
OF very important and startling transactions. They will
meet tomorrow for the examination OF certain persons
who made themselves particularly conspicuous during
the trial IN upholding the Presidents side OF the
THE RECREANT SENATORS CHANGING QUARTERS
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Fowler, who
lived in the same house with Col. F0rney, has changed
hs residence aud gone over TO Copperhead hotel in
Georgetown, where Senator McCrccry OF Kentucky has
rooms. Henderson has also engaged rooms in the same
hotel
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18

DEMOCRATIC REJOICINGs IN NEWBRUNswICK.
New BRUNSWICK, n. j., May 17-Last even
Ing Democratic procession headed by band or music
paraded the streets one hundred guns fired. and
bOnilres blaZcd all over the city.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18

II Was noticed that benat0r Cameron yOtcu HHsHu V
time The ChiefJustice had not concluded the iormaI
question before the Senator's vote OF guilty was pro
nounced. s.. -.
Before the result OF the vote was announced but whe
IL was known Senator WILLIAM rose and moved tnat
the Senate sitting q Court OF Impeachment, ADJOURN
until Tuesday, the 26th Of May, at II O'Clock
SeDat0r JOHNSON addressed the Chlei-Justce;
The CIiIEFJUsTICE said that debate not In order
Senator JOHsON-Is IL IN order to adjourn the Senate
when II has already decided on one OF the articesi
The CHIEF-JUSTICE-The precedents are except III
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
THE MISSOURI DELEGATIONS ADDRESS.

THE MISSOURI DELEGATIONS ADDRESS.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Missouri delega-
ton has prepared the following address to the Radical
Union OF Missouri:
Impeachment has failed one article. aud the nnai
pt Ia IN doubt ut the OF 10y atty, freedom, and
ihfi.s la. rot failed, u IL In doubt The coun-
nLss anNOu6y 60 the patriots who stood
10 IN BE firm and united. Advance
lie Union standard to the front. Organize
Instantly and thoroughly spare neither time. labor
means. Trust doubtful men. IOu thus help 70
convert disaster into victory and bring glory out OF
MissOuri's humiliation. Do IL.
4 D.. DRAKE. WILLIAM 4. PILE,
D. LOAN. 3 W. MrfLTEG.
g. 4. NENCDNB, J. D. GRANkLl,
D. D BENJANtN GEORGE ". ANDERSON
Hal 4gtOJ, h. C., Nav 1f. IsGs.
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Mr.. MCCREERY moved 10 amend the order by maxi
il read to adjourn without day. The amendment Was

Senator BUCKAIEW mOYcd tO nWeud the uTu't UY
providing for adjournment 10 Monday, the 2th inat
Rejected without division.
The question REQUIRED the order originally offered
bv Senator Williams TO adjourn the Court TIL Tuesday,
2Gih inst. The vote Ieamlcd. Neaa 81 Nay. -.
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S &c vote was taken and resulted, Yeas al Nays 80:

SO the decision OF the ChicfJustiee reversed, and
the order to adjourn over ruled 20 be IN order.
Mr HENDERSON moved 10 amend the order by strlk-
ing the words 10Th Inst and inserting ia lieu Thereon
the words " Wednesday, the Let day Of July next
The amendment was reiected-Yeas ~, Aays 81.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
THE IMPEACHMENT.
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY ON THE Nth
ARTICLE.

SENATOR'S TRUMBUIL, FEsSENDEN, HEN HENDLhSoN, ,i|,.-N
VAN wINKLE, FOWLER, ROSS, AND GRIMES
VOTE FOR ACoUITTAL - THE COURT AD-
JoURNED UNTIL THE 26TH INSf'
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GEORGETOWN.


THE APPRsAoHISG AIuxIcIrAL EVICTION
Reg istya;sosa Of .gcteHs--An election will. De Geld
in Georgetown on Monday, the path instant.
for eleven members 10 compose the Board o!
Common Council. for one year, 10 me an Mon
day in February, fSc9s and five members -
serve as Aldermen, for TWO years. 20 The an
Monday IN February, $50.
The following figures show the result or the
regis tration and CORE ctOn OF the lists of voters
concluded on Saturday last:-First Precinct
White, 3ioi colored, l3l, Second Precinct-
White, $751; eolored, i67. Third Precinct
White, 336; colorsd, ll2. Fourth Precinct
White, s25; eolored, ia. Total-White, l,is-5;
colCred, SCI. The number registered last wear
was-First Precinet-white, 3i4 colored, a.
Second Precinct-Whits, 397; colored, AL
Third Precinct-White, $50; colo-ed, To-.
Fourth Precinct-White, Az; eolored. LIS. To-
tal-White- 1873; colored, 90. IL Will be seen
by the above statement that the whites have
fallen off tins year 50, and the colcred 3
On wednesday, the 18th instant, the board
VIII reassemble 10 make necessary corrections
IN The list. in pursuance to provision OF the
law directing them 20 meet five days before the
day of the election for that purpose.
SENT TO THE WoRKBoUsE-Officer Paxon,
on saturday evening took TO the siation-house
an ola colored man named John Cruise, who
came before Justice Buckley charged with
beng a vagrant. and was committed 10 the
workhouse. The identical Mollie johnson, OF
Cecil Alley and station houte notorieiy, having
served her time ont in the workhouse came out
on Friday. On Saturday officer Swlndle had
her up before Justice Buckley charged with in
toxication. and she was again sent 10 the work
house for thirty days.
DIsoRDERLY.-JohnW w. Monlden and Alfred
Stone. were arrested by Officer Lambie about
III O'Clock Saturday evening for fighting They
were locked up for the night in the cell and came
out before Justice Buckley yesterday morning
TO answer for their conduct, when they Were
fined S2.j0 each.
THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CHuRcH-At
this church, on Congress street, opposite the
post office. the Rev DR.. Murray, Of the NJ p
Conference, preached in the morning and even
ing yesterday. Protracted meetings will he
held at this church this evening. (Shen Dir
Murray will preach,) and on Tuesday and FIJI
day evenings.
PUBLIC MEETING.-A meeting of the friends
OF Equal Suffrage is advertised TO be held at
the new Market-House Hall here on Thursday
evening next.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEAs.-The citizens of Alex.
andrla held public meeting on Friday 10 Goa
slider the matter of the efforts made by partie
IN Georgetown TO prevent the construction of
the aqueduct bridge and the extension of the
canal from that point to Alexandria A lengthy
series Of resolutions were adopted, setting forth
u, ,na' ,ne attempt mp to ;, obtain an injunction
was "a selfish attempt TO interfere with
our vested rights, and an at
tempt to cut US off from participation in the
ward the construction of which the people of
Alexandria made liberal subscription as indi
Nlouals, and corporate subscription to Its
STOCK OF quarter of a million of dollars"
The Gazette OF Saturday evening saws:
At meeting OF the congregation of the Seq
ond Presbyterian Church, held last night in
the church edif1ce, corner of Prince and ST.
Asaph streets, of which Mr. f F. Wilmer was
chairman, and II. .. Claughton secretary. a
preamble and series OF resolutions, setting forth
the great benefits that have accrued 10 the
church since the present pastor, the Rev. J. T.
Leftwich, has had charge of it. and urging that
gentleman, if consistent with his sense OF duty.
TO decline distinguished call that has been
rendered him by rne church in Staunton. were
unanimously adopted
On Thursday night last, a Washington baoL
driver named Edward Flaherty. drove a party
TO this city, and charged them SO for the trim
On his return 10 Washington he fell in with a
man named Adams, who seized him around
the neck with one arm and fastened on 10 his
ear with his teeth. While Flaherty was en-
deaTormg to eXtrIcate himself from this pain
ful predicament. Adams, with his other hand
went down into his pocket and robbed him of
the money.
The organization of the German CO. opera
i've Building Association Will, as the Alexan
dria Building Association has been already
speedily perfected.
John Hepburn, the colored man who fell
from the railroad cars and was over by
the IN on Monday last, died this morning from
the effects of the injuries he had received
The Journal says A Mrs. Brady, the pretend.
ed widow ofan apochrycal Confederate soldier
has been diddling the people here out ofmoney
on false pretenses.
The Alexandria bricklayers having obtained
charter from New York. have formed a
Union and meet to- night for the election of
officers.
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tors of the Washington Skating Park, in re-
spouse 10 the appeal of the Provident Aid So
eieiy for contribution, il was resolved to
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Il he suffering poor. providing the weather
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sne pond Il in good condition, and due notice
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MARE IED.

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Miss ALICE NJ. SUMMERS. daughter of the late
Warren Summers. of Fairfax county, Va.
G-WESTON. On the 5th inst in George
town. d. c., by the Rev ID. A. shermer, Mr. g. T.
BYNG. of that place, to Miss SARAH A. IVES
TON, of Virginia. No cards
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Second Precinct, School Room, No. 16I West
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B2sRr p1ssnSs Fountain Hotel second story
Fourth Precinct, Arthur Browns, west side OF
By order Of the Committee. fele-a
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Beall streets all the stock Of Groceries, consist
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Chests of Tea, Canned Fruits
Fine egars and Chewing Tobacco
Boxes Starch and Coffee Essence
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Barrels Herrings
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DIED..

THOMPSON. On Saturday, February 8. JOSE
Prime c., wife of Thomas Thompson, aged -
years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from No 367 Pennsylvania
avenue, this Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
MckEAN. On Saturday morning February Sth.
s. N. MCkEAN, in the 10Th year of his age.
Funeral from St. Johns Church Tuesday after
noon at four o clock punCtually. ct
BLACKIE. In this city. on he oh inst. Mrs
EMILY l.. BLACKIE, wife of ine late Jose ph
Blsckie. aged 20 years
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence. 627 G. street
between New Jersey avenue ard North Capitol
street, on to morrow afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
DE LEON. In this city. on the morning Of the
eth Of February, Mrs. REBECCAL. DE LEON.
widow of the late DR.. d II. DE Leon, Of Columbia
S. c., in the 12d year of herage.
LOWRY. A, New London, Conn, on the 9TH in
slant, MILTON PAsSM0RE infant son Of Com.
mander r. b. Lowry, L. s. Navy.
RIpGELY. On the 9th infant, SOPHIA VI
daughter Of the late William c. Eidgely, Eco OF
Geor getown.
HURST. On Saturday evening, the 9Th instant
Mr.. HENRY I. HURST. after a long illness, sged
years.