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WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 81, 1868.
John Liuington Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05

MED the impeachment committee to the par Oh
Senate.
| Mr.. Washburne of Illinois ii ed resolution
which was adopted, that the Seete; ;n OF ing
of the Court of Claimsshave been paid, the
amount of each, who for, &c.
Mr. Window of Minnesota said, that at the
| request of his colleague, he had decided te
modify his resolution of censure growing out
of the letter of Washburne's, relative to his
colleague, of which he gave notice Saturday
To an enquiry, he thought the resolution OF
censure would not reach the case, for reason
that one OF the two gentlemen should be ex-
PEELED. ..
Mr. Eldridge objected to debate.
MI. WINDOW submitted his proposition. The
preamble recites the facts relative to the pub,
lcation of the obnoxious letter in st; Paul
paper; the REPETITION of the charges OF DrlDe-
~, corruption, and of being a iugltVe rom
Justice, in the House on Saturday; recltlng
Washburne's language, and therefore resolves
that select committee of seven members be
appointed to investigate the truth of the
charges III ade with power to send for persons
and papers, with leave to report to the House
at any time.
The Speaker ruled that this was question
of privilege. If there was no objection it
would be received as question of privilege.
The chair caused the 61st rule to be read. plac-
ing the responsibility on members who fail to
call member speaking to order after the
speaker has notified him that his language is
parliamentary.
Mr.; Spaulding offered a substitute for Mr..
WINDOWS resolution, which was read for in
formation, saying that he submitted it with
the best of feelings towards both gentlemen.
The substitute declares that the debate on
Saturday is filled with invectlves of so gross
nature as to be highly prejudical to this body
for dignity and decorum, and declares the
House itself in fault for not checking the de-
bate, especially as the Speaker repeatedly in
tervened, and concludes with a resolution that
no part of the debate be published in the Con-
gressional Globe saI
Mr.. Window declined to accept the substi-
tute, and repeated his reasons for changing his
resolution to one of investigation. 1t was be-
cause it was evident that one or the other of
the gentlemen were not entitled to sit on that
floor and should be expelled. He disavowed
anything of personal character in the move
ment, further than he thought the House
should investigate the matter, and asked to be
excused from receiving the appointment as
Chairman of the Committee
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
co M M Il R la L.
New York stock and Money Market.

new ork stock and Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 40 P. M.-Money steady at
per cent. on call; prime discounts at a 8per cent.
SreTdg Exchange quiet at 10 hot Gold rmer
lS9s considerable shipments expected this weer.
Inc assistant Treasurer paid to-day 5000 600 on
count OF the May interest. Governments steady but
without activity Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the
following 4.3O quotations Coupon 6s 1881, 113 "a
1l3t do IS 1852, 108 q 10st do 1854 1904 "a iO6s d.
1865, 1869 q 1865 do new 1OsB q 1903; do 1867, 1854 "a
1895 16-4O's, 1O3 q 1O3t; laos, 1871 q 1O7a. The
Assistant Trea- bought 100000 worth Of 1906
at 1919.
Stocks quiet throughout the day; opened weak and
rather lower but closed moe act We with an improv-
ing tendency. The following are $50 fgures:-Can-
ton 50H a 81; Cumberland 80 q SO; Pacific Mail, go
N Y. Central, 1921 a 12sa; Erie 7Os q 70a; Hudson,
1876 a 1877; Reading so a 9Ol; Michigan Central III
Michigan Southern, ss2 a s3y; Illinois Central, 146
fO6; Rock1xsland, ST q 4; Chicago & North Wes-
term 65A q 65t; do preferred, 76i 763; Fort Wayne
1888 "a f04. --yo A
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to s3645,37s; payments SS'2s7E46; balance SlOl
q 4
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, May "A duel was fought near
Mount Wesales Convent, between Count de
Lattum, of the Prussian Legation. and Gen,
A. Gallatin Lawrence, of Rhode Island. Bar
on Kuscrow, also of the Prussian Legation,
was second OF the former, and w. J. Slidell, OF
New York, for the latter. One shot only was
fired the Count shooting high at the word
ana Gen Lawrence, from some cause, did not
hre. Satisfactory explanations then ensued,
and the parties returned Immediately to Wash.
lngton. The difficulty is said to have originate
cd at party in Washington, when Gen. Law
renee, acting under a misapprehenson, resent
ed a remark of the Baron.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
noynestic Markets.

NEW York, May 4.-cotton very firm; sales 1900 1900
bills. State and Western duh and 10 9 l5c lower;
superfine State rs "a rs; extra 80 g 10 80 round
hoop ONO extra Western 975 "a ~ W southern
lorna lower sales 800 sacks at IL 10 ID 3d. Wheat
81 g * ip%e9; sales $4,000 bush Chicago Spring NO
Mixed 10; Nos. Q and Mixed So. Corn without
change; sales 6s, 900 bush. new Mixed Western IA
g a. ioi oia 10 C9 16. Oats shade frmer; sales
osoO pusn; western s51c at railroad depot and sc
ehoat' Beefsteady. Pork firm and quiet, closing
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
ILLINOIS.

TERRIFIC TORNADO - FOUR PERSONS KILLED
AND MANY WOUNDED.
CHICAGO, May AIT Shanghae, ILL.,, near
Galesburg, fourteen houses were blown down
by a tornado yesterday, two churches unroof-
ed, four persons killed, and forty injured. A
number of those injured it is feared will die.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05


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bbls. Butter heavy Ohio 20 q 4sc; State ~ g &c.
Whisky quiet Rice dull sugar Eery ,s saies
| 12e. CIofise du and heavy Moiasses quiet Naval
Stores dull and heavy; Spirits Turpenine "A g 75c.
| Oils unchanged. Petroleum frmer crude IA q l4tc
in bulk; refined bonded 29l 3Oc. Freights TO lLiv-
erpoo lower Flour per steamer Is 3D. Wheat per sail
| Id and per steamer 3D.
Beeves pa SADLY active and rather rmer though not
higher on the week. offerings to-day 1906 head; de-
mand chiefly for good baless; extra1st @ 19c prime
nary ID a 164c; receipts O5l7. Sheep and Lambs
frmer under light receipts prices &c higher sheared
sheep qnot es1 at q &c and unshorn at 81 1o!c
recelpts 1857; Lambs coming in slowly. Hogs fair
receipts 17,046.
CHICAGO, May4-Flour unchanged. wheat-No.
l. az 10 g 2l5t; No. 2 at 209t q 10. Corn firm;
SAFES NO. at 80 a 90lc; new S9c rejected IS "a SEC.
Oats active at 6Stc Rye dull sales No. in store at
IoS; sample lots on track and delivered rs q So.
Mess Pork held at 20 90. Lard firm. Live Hogs
steady. Beef Cattle nominal Freights steady at &c
ON Corn to Buffalo and 10c on Wheat to Oswego.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-Mess Pork in demand at
shoulders 13c; sides Is a 15c; sales of shoulders at
134c buyers all the month. Bacon quiet at 14c tor
shoulders and l7f q 1Sc for clear rib sides and clear
Sides Lard buoyant sales at 19c; held later at 1sic
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May 4-Forenoon.- Consols 932 q 9SH tor
Hloney anu S5t "a VI f0r account
American securities-U S. 5-20's 705; Illinois Gen.
trail shares, 95f; Erie shares, 46I.
FRANKFORT, May 4-Forenoon.-United States
5-2O's 75a q 755. -.,..- xxi. ~
LIVERPOOL, May 4Forenoon.- Cotton buoyant
and firm; prices unchanged; sales $1,000 bales.
Breadstuhs steady; Corn declined to 37s Cd. Other
articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 4:-Peas declined to ass Cd. Beef
declined to lbs Pork declined to s3s. Cheese $685.
Lard active, firmer and higher at 6ss. Tallow 45s
Sugar firm. Other articles unchanged.
Is s.l Boston Stock laTsS.
Sales at the Bro kers' Board, Maya.
alneIlCan uolu 1884
United States Coupons. May .-............... 1891
coupon SKIES 1851. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874
United states 7-3Os, june. 1871
July. ................ 1914
United States 5-2Os, 1864 .....l...........g 1864
-" July. 1865. ......... 108R
Onlted States Ten-tortes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1881
Boston and Maine Railroad. ................ 1881
Michigan Central Railroad. .................. J16
Bangor City Skies, 1871 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Rutland 1sJ Mortgage uohds Is .............. ia
portland, Saco q Portsmouth Railroad 1854
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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
WASHINGTON.



NEW York. Nav 4.-The Commercials spe
cial saws MIR, Wade's friends say he will not Sc
lect his Cabinet until after the Chicago Con
vention, if he is placed in the White House.
BETS ON IMPEACHMENT.
A Washington special says bets are freely O.
fered that President johnson will be out of the
White House within month.
THE DoNNELLY AFFAIR.
The friends of Donnelly, in the House, in.
tend moving for special Committee to ewes
tigate the charges made by Washburne, and, il
they are proven untrue, to offer a resolution
for Washburne's expulsion.
Another dispatch says: at was a noticeable
tact on Saturday in the House, that the Speak
er was the only person who called either Don,
nelly or Washburne to order. This he did
repeatedly, and did all in his power to check
the flow of vituperation and billingsgate, but
the House, apparently relishing the matter,
paid no attention to the Speakers admoni-
tions"
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
ME w YORK.

THE HIsCoCK MURDER TRIAL.
ALBANY, May 4-Mr Brady commenced his
argument to the jury for the defence at ten
o'clock this morning, and closed at half-past
two. Mr.. Tremaine will follow this afternoon
for the people, Nu Ell5 .fGIo~
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
X. M PATTEN IL CO., Auctioneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET
Heal Estate in Falmouth at Auc-

On THURSDAY, May 7th, at II A. M, on the
" premises, Blaekstrap, in Falmouth, on the Gray
road, near the school house, win be sold without re-
pasture and wood land. On the promises good
orchard aud barn, with plenty of water.
Terms One-half cash, re binder on time with note
and mortgage. A deposit OF one hundred dollars
will be required of the purchaser at time Of sale,
which will be positive may1td
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
AUCTION SALES.
Desirable Real Estate Corner of
Monument and Atlantic SITS.

WIS valuable property, being the southerly bait
a OIL the cottage block occupied by Mr.. Gillespie,
n, no" Hnered for sale. This dwelling is in perfect
Snn having been thoroughly overhaued, regard
convenience House has all the me- dern convenien.
ces; gas throughout, with an ample supply OF hard
and soft water Lot about SO feet on flantic by
about 20 on Monument Street. giving ample room for
another block OF dwellings. Good stable on the
premises. The above will be offered al private saIe
for one week For plan OF property and terms apply
e. M. PATTEN & CO.,
may5t1w Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
E. VI. PATTEN Sc CO., Auetioneers.
Hr oFFICE14 EXCHANGE ST.

THERE will be sold at public auction on Friday,
Nav 8-h, 1868, at o'clock P. NJ, at the Auction
Room OF e. M. Patten 8 Co No IA Exchange st, a
lot Of unserviceabe u s. property consisting OF Iron
Bedsteads, Chairs, Blankets Sheets, Stores Augers,
Chisels, Files, Knapsacks, Drums &c.
ALSO E
The following Medical Stores: IA Bottles Whiskey.
The same having been condemned and ordered TO be
sold. t'
. f. E JIM. LANCASTER, -
Bvt, Capt. U. s. A, LIST Lieut. Sd Arty, A. A. Q. NJ,
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
CANADA.

OTTAWA, May 4.-The investigation into the
MCGEE assassassination case continues. The
missing links in the chain of evidence are al
most completed. A strong force of constables
have been sworn in to take charge of the pub
lie buildings -=.sts-a.5
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-05
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