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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24
The jury Trip to Richmond.


Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.]
R1cHMoND, June %, 1s6s.-We, the select
ed twenty-five, arrived in this beautiful city
Sunday morning about four o'clock after very
pleasant nights travel, having left Alexandria
att p. m, of Saturday, under the protecting
are-ot Deputy Sheriff Magruder, Of this place.
We are all quartered at the Exchange, one of
the finest hotels in the country. Our party
are all we'll, and in as good spirits as could be
expected We were at the different churches
on yesterday, and some of US paid our respects
to our former pastor, Rev. G. w. Langhorne,
who preached a most eloquent sermon, which
we thought, fully equalled his best efforts when
in Alexandria. 60 -
We found our friend Dr.. C. in the Sabbath
School, and was also pleased to meet our for
ner townsmen Messrs. McV., Ewd. H., and
several others. @@ - e'fEg '"'
The twenty fve from Albema,le, arrived this
morning. We all met at the State Capitol,
but could not proceed on account Of some de-
lay in getting the witnesses. We will meet
again tomorrow morning, when we hope the
twelve jurymen will be selected, and the re-
maiBder of our company will start for home.
We walked though the capitol grounds, and
viewed the monument with its grand statues
VI dtTlCA :IIcuTy, H1FSIall, NtlSOH, 1IcWlo,
Mason, Jefferson, and above ali, George Wash
ingtOn. as-aE l. aoi5U,-aa@2
We were proud that We were Virginiana.
Wien We think of her noble sons, we feel it is
an honor of which we may we'll boast, and a
glory that our enemies may envy, but can never
deprive US OF. @ JURYMAN.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. In the Senate yester-
day Mr. Hendricks, of Indiana, presented the
protest Of soldiers who voted in the Fifth Ward
of this city at the last election, and who state
their cases plainly. The protest objects to the
action of the Register in throwing out their
votes given at the late municipal election, and
atflrms that the soldier is entitled to as great
privileges as any other person, and certainly
should not be disfranchised while refugee blacks
from Arlington, Freedmen's Village, and from
Virginia and Maryland, are granted the high
est boon which the Government can give, viz
the right to vote for those who arc to govern
and direct the affairs of our country.
Col. William j. Nagle, whose imprisonment
by the Eogish Government and recent release
are familiar to our readers, will address the cit
liens of Washingt at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening. Il A,T& G,EE.
The competition for Corporation places is
getting quite animated. Several colored men
are candidates for the Offices.
1t is reported that Senator CONFESS, chair
man fthe Commute on, Mines and Mining,
Las appointed q. colored man as clerk to the
committee. The salary is $4,000.
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Notwithstanding the statement that the Treas
ury Department mad ordered the Assistant
interest on u. S. Gs Of 1881 and the sos, tue
Sub-trcasury st Now York was not anticipating
the interest yesterday. The interest, which is
in gold, amounts to.some 80 millions OF dollars.
Besides this, there some or 8 millions OF
matured bonds to be redeemed the lst Of
July in gold. This,wil make an outlay Of gold
by the government between this and the first Of
July of about 50 millions. simultaneously
Herewith 30 millions, more or less, will be dis
bursed by the banks and other corporations
throughout the country in. payment Of their
scni-nnnual interest and dividends. There WAS
no activity at the Baltimore Stock Board yes
terday except in Virginia State bonds. There
were no transactions in Gold. United States
securities were dull, but higher. The lO.4Os ad-
vanced to 10Y, and the 5-20s sold a., IL. Vir-
gni& registered Is, old, opened at Is, which is !?
per cent higher than the price Of the day pre-:
vious They fell off gradually however, and
finally closed at A. a fraction bclow Mondays
rate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24

Some colored Conservative clubs have been
organized in South Carolina and Mississippi.
We wish the colored people, for their own good,
could all be induced to have Conservative feel
ings and sentiments-but let all clubs and po-
litical organizations alone. boz
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CANAL CO7IFEERCE.
fEag--;S-!y7 TI15s ASaz-5,g!!IIT7!ESS
-: s...-- 80:
AS-u,IiNE
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WEDNESDAY,. June q.

Arrivals-Boats Mary Willard, J. 4. Suter,
Rainbow, Industry, Juniata, NJ. 4. Myors-to
Central Coal Co. Boats q. a. Pearro, D.Stew-
art, A. d. Brewer, A. II. Wallis-to American
Coal Go. Boats Mary Little, Lady Of the Lake
to HAmp. s. Bait. Coal Co. Boats Poll, n.
Blackler-to Boyce q Go.
Departures-Boats Pigeon, Euphlia, ". Oar
row, Vallie r. Marshall, F. Ortman, G. E.
Pearrc Jesse, George Albert, Mary Willard,
Golden Rule, j. 4. CazeauX, james Hoy, f.
Patton Poll j. q. Suffer-
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An important suit in: relation to the c. & 0.
Canal is now going on See article in another
column zGi aMEu gau@w a4#lt g.:l Z l@a
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TOSIAH H. D. SMOOT,

TOSIAH H. D. SMOOT,
d
(Forlnorly of and successor to Smoot, Uhor
COmpany,)
LUMBER DEA l. +,
No. q, Union street.
(Botween King &nd Cameron
ie l9-tf Alexandris, Va.
NOR SALE.-A MCCORMICK REAPER,
4 Little Giant Mower, trst-rato. I n%TSS
Power and Threzher; also, p lot OF ANM W.
WAGONS. Enquire 1T the Store OF 81
JOHN CATS, West End, Fairfax coqT1J'
Virginia. %
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TRUSTEES SALE.

a " y . 7 u j - - n II -
BY virtue off, deed ortrust executed to me on
the 18th Of December, 1866, and Of record among
the land records Of Prince William county, |
Shall, Ut Brcntsvilc before the Court House
door Of the said county, for the purpose Of pay
ing off the debt thereby secured cx pose for sale
at public auction, On the 81 DAY OF AUG'T,
1868, that being Court day,
a TRACT OF LAND,
particularly described in said trust, containing
500 acres, 3 roods and 70 poles except l48 acres,
l rood and 80 poles, conveyed to A. Nicol, by
deed dated January, 1856.
This land has COMFORTABLE HOUSE
good barn and stable upon it, a young and
vcnient to the house. This land is easily i'm
proved, we'll adapted to the growth of grain
and grass, and could be made in short time
comfortable home. 4. HUNTON, Trustee.
Prince VIM. co.. jo 24-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24

We are spleasedto learn that the Conserva-
tives in this State abate not one jot or title in
their efforts, in consequence Of reported move
ments in Washington and Richmond, concern
ing registration, and other matters connected
with the election that is expected to be ordered
in Virginia. This is right. Let them not be
deferred from doing their duty, by any plan or
purpose of the Radical leaders. az, .s q
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lneDcCd.
FOREIGN News

Milan the Fourth, the new Prince Of Scr7ia,
has been received with the greatest enthusiasm
by all classes Of people.
La LiJertc publishes i report that Menotti
Garibaldi is raising body Of volunteers to
make another attack on Rome
At a public banquet in Civita Vecchi, Gen.
Dumont, commandment of the French forces in
the Ponifca States, declared that France
would never abandon the Pope.
An extensive fire broke out in Bremen yes
terday and destroyed the warehouses Of Fritz
boys, Loething & Son. The buildings con-
tanned heavy stocks of cotton and tobacco, little
of which was saved. Loss and insurance not
ascerainod.
A consistory was held in Rome yesterday, at
which many new bishops were appointed. The
Pope delivered two separate allocutions-on
concerning Papal bull calling general coun-
Gil Of the Roman Catholic Church, and the
other on the present state of religion in
Austria
Geo. Francis Train has again been arrested,
in London, and was yesterday brought before q
court of bankruptcy. He protested against
his arrest, and declared it proceeded from polit-
ical motives, and appealed to the u S. army
and navy for protection, He was cheercd by
the spectators, and, after brlet examination,
was remanded to prison.
In the British House of Commons yesterday
the Scotch reform bill passed to its second read
Ing.
Dispatches from Madrid announce that the
news of the proposed mediation Of the !. S.
in the question at issue between Spain and Peru
and Chill had been generally accepted, in Off
cial orders, as practical termination Of the
war.
The latest adyiccs from South America re-
port that the Spanish Pacific squadron, under
Admiral Muncz, had arrived at Rio Janeiro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24

GRANVILLE MoNTELLE, who was arrested in
Randolph county, West Virginia, for horse
stealing, the other day, interrupted the magis-
trate who was questioning a witness, with the
remark :-"Oh, stop all this nonsensc--I stole
the horse-Ive got term Of p years to serve
out in the pcnitcntiary"
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MARINE EEST.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JU q
ARRIVED.
Schr Francisco, Aphlcy, Baltimore, TO B. II.
Lambert.
Schr Joshua S. BragdoH, Newcomb, Boston,
to Central Coal Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by
B. Wheat.
Schr Mary V. Cook, Falkinburg, Proyi-
dcncc, 4. l., by Central Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24

VIM. COGAN,
No. Is, North Royal street,
Has constantly on hand q large and complete
assortment Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY,
PORCELAINS. PHOTOGRAPH. MICA and
OTHER SHADES.
CIT GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES
Also
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished and
fitted up with Gas in the most substantial and
elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c, prompt
ly and faithfully executed; al 1T prices which
will give satisfaction NH 8-tI
DHILIP PARK,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
n. E. corner Prince and Pitt streets.
The oldest and best established PLUMBING
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. All work
done with dispatch, and n he most durable
and workrnanhke manner.
Satisfaction gu&rantcod
JOBBLNG done at short notice, and by him
self, or the most experienced workmen.
dec
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Juno 24.-U. S. sos 73la738 Con-
soils for money 94S on account 943
LIVERPOOL, June M-Cotton easier; sales of
5000 bales Lard dull. Other articles unch&ng-
cd Weather fine.
NEW York, Juno A-Stocks active: Goid
140!. Exchange and Money unchanged. Viz
gina Gs ISL. Old bonds 13s; new II. North
Carolina Gs, cx-coupon, 75i new 74i. Flour
1Oa15c lower. Wheat dull and nominally low
err Corn heavy and 1c lower. Pork dull
mess $525.4i, Lard quiet at lG3al7c. Cotton
quot at zoe for uplands.
BALTIMORE, juno 24-Firginia G's, ex-cou-
pom, So! bid, and 59t asked; Do. new 57I bid ;
45I asked North Carolina 6's "a bid IS asked,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24

SOUTHERN GOVERNORS Gov. Bullock, Of
Georgia, is from New York; Gov. Clayton, Of
Arkansas, is from Pennsylvania; Gov. Reed,
of Florida, is from Wisconsin; Gov. Yarmouth
of louisiana, is from Illinois; Gov. Scott, of
South Carolina, is from Pennsylvania and
Ohio. All carpet-baggers. The Governor (B.
B. EggIeston,) proposed for Mississippi is from
Ohio; Governor Wells, to be voted for in ir-
ginia, is from Michigan.-Ricz,mond Ehqirer.
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NIAGBINESTS.
G. W. JAMESON c. II. COLLINS.
JAMESON s. COLLINS.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Cor. Royal and Wilkes SITS,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
CASTINGS of every description made al
short notice.
Cash paid for old Iron and Brass. jan It'll
NAS AND STEAM FITTING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24

IT. NoTICE.-Elder +. G. Leachman will
preach at the Now Baptist Meeting House on
Fairfax ST., this evening at candle light. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-24

There is good deal Of talk now about the
finances of Virginia: If there is any design to
run down the credit Of the State "by officials
or others, as intimatcd by the New York
World, it has SO far failed-in the matter of
the price of State Bonds. They keep up, not
wthstanding the temporary failure to pay the
July interest But we do not see how any off
Gals could lave prevented the collection of the
revenue. If there is anything wrong, how
ever, let it. be known, and known at once.
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GOSGso
New YORK, juno 24.-Gold to-day l403.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE "a. &
The last number Of Blackwood's Magazine
contains a very able article on the Constitution

The last number of .Blackwood's Magazine
contains a very able article on the Constitution
Of the u. s., and the late impeachment of the
President: It gives history of the proceed
ings In the impeachment case, and declares
that the whole matter was mere political
movement withouttcolor Of right to sustain it..
The Incidental comments on the course of the
managers and their prominent allies in the
Senate, are pungent- indeed the whole article
will be read with great interest both on this
and the other side of the Atlantic. It is a
scathingreview of the public course of the
Radical leaders, and of the measures which
they are pursuing to revolutionize the govern
ment, and make it just what the fathers of the
Constitution designed it should not be. -, }aa.2
At the supper Of the Alumni, at Washing
ton College, Lexington, Va, toasts were drunk
in honor of the dead heroes who fought on the
Confederate side during the late war, and Gen.
Lee Gen. Wade Hampton, Gen. Walker, Col.
Withers, and other ex- officers and soldiers of
the former Confederate army. were present,
and some Of them made speeches, referring in
feeling terms to their Old associates in arms,
This has given great offence to the truly loii y
The toast to the Lost Cause seems to be
considered particularly Objectionable. But
surely to utter sigh of regret over a lost OBJ
ject Is not such a monstrous sin, we should
think! CT @@ts. IL, :. giaG zat: ~ ,.--,sls
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoyDoS. March as P. NJ
Consos closed al 80 93h for money and account
American securities closed at the following rates.
United States fve.twenty bonds, TX 7l& Illinois
Central Railway shares, SOY; Ere Railway shares
EX
FRAyKroar BouRsE FRANKFORT March 4-5P. NJ
United States bonds closed strong al 1914 75I the
issue Of 1852.
PARIS BouRsE-PAms, March 4-The Bourss opened
active. Rentes arc nrm.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr--LIvERroor, March 4-5
p M-The cotton market closed excited and irregular
lands, the spot, 0ssd 9sld. mddling uplands to
arrive, 9lsd. a esd; middhng Orleans 95sd. . Id
Tho sales Of the day foot up % 900 bales
TRADE RRPoRT RT--IIvERPooI, Marcn 4--The advices
from very favorable the market In that
city for yarns and fabrics being active, with strong
upward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BRrApsrrrrs MAREEr -LivERPoor, March
As p. M-Coru, 40s cd. per quarters for new mixed
Western and Ais. Cd. do. for old. Wheat 16s per
Genital california whte and Ids. 3D.. for No red
Western. Barley, 5s Cd. per busnel Oats, 81 lid.
per bushel Peas 46s per 504 lbs Flour, 37s Cd per
Dbl. for Western canal.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-LIvERroot, March a.
5P. M.-Pork is frmer, and prices have advanced Is
per bb since last report; the last sales made at
I5s for new Lard is dull and has declined 10 COS per
cwt for American Beef, 112s 3D. per bb for Eastern
prime Cheese, 52s per cwt for the best grades
OF fine Bacon, AS per cwt for Cumberland cut
LIvERrooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LrvSRPoot. March A.
p. M.--Petroleum closed heavy but no change In
price, Refined, Is 3D. Sugar 25s Cd. per cwt tor No.
IL Dutch standard Rosin Is I'd. per cwt for common
North Carolina aud lis for medium. Turpentne, 34s
Cd per cwt Taow, 43s 3d. per cwl Whale, E38 per
ton. Sperm OIL clio per ton. Llnseed Oil, G3o los.
per tom Refined petroleum, Is Sd. per gallon. Lin
seed cakes f1o los per ton for Thin obong for feeding
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ASrwERp March a-s 7. NJ
The market cloced firm at Ar Doc.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
NEWS lIsHs.

A disease known as pleuro-pncumonia Is committing
rrent havoc among the cattle in the vicinity OF Balt
more Md In stable out OF thirty eight thirty
Eve proved fatal The scourso Is believed by some 10
be the rinderrest.
George L. Crunmet who was convicted for setting
fro TO the High school house in Brighton Mass, has
pecn sentenced 10 state Prison for life
The Governor OF Massachusetts, has appointed Thurs
day, April 2 as the annual fast day Of the State.
walker, the murderer OF John Bscknell, was taken
from the Columbia (rennl jail again Tuesday night
by mob and hanged He confessed the crime and
said he was a rebel soldier from South Carolina.
match game Of billiards between L. W. simonis, OF
Danbury, and Matt II. Hewns OF Hartford, champion
OF Connecticut, for purse OF s1,000--Mr. Simonds
giving his opponent ive hundred ponts-was played
New Haven last evening, Hewins won, Smonds
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 The HERALD.

Rainy Wcnther-Quaiity of the New Tobacco
Subterrnneau Gable for rHnvnua-Comnutn. az n /.
sion Of nn Amcricnn's sentence-ConsuI
Fined.
HAVANA, March 4, 1868.
We have advices from Manzanillo to Saturday,
February 10. The weather was rainy. The tobacco
crop will amount to three-fourths Of an average
yield, and the quality Of the tobacco will be
stronger.
subtcrranean cable has arrived here. It is to
be laid through town in branches to connect the
hotels, &C., for the accommodation of visitors and
those who live outside the walls Of the city.
I Hall, the American, recently sentenced for
BILLING Murray at Cienfuegos, has had his punish.
Iment committed to three years Imprisonment
in the Arsenal.
At sagua, Thomas Booze has been fined 5000
FOR every package received in his care as Consul.
The case has, however, been referred to the con.
sideraton OF Captain General Lersund.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Vigilance of the Spanish Nnvy-Pr0ject for n
Free Port-BrendstnGs scarce.
HAVANA, March 4, 1868.
The Spanish mail steamer from Cadiz arrived at
st. Johns. Porto Rico, on Saturday last, February
20 She brings troops for the Spanish man.ofwar
Africa, which is watching the ship Alice Ball,
Captain Ross, at St. Thomas. The Alice Ball is
taking aboard the cargo (war materially of the
ship Sarah Newman, for Valparaiso.
The Captain General of Porto Rico is canvassng
fhe project to declare st. Johns free port He is
also endeavoring to get the British mail steamers
10 touch at that port.
There had been no shocks Of earthquake rc.
Gently.
Breadstufs are wanted. Business was revivng.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Captives-The King OF shOa Against
TheOdOrus-The eod0rus' Plans.
LONDON, March (, 1868.
Dispatches from Annesley Bay say letters from th
British captves have been received N the advanced
post OF the expedition, having been brought in secretly
by native messengers
The letters are dated Magdala February Q. They
show that the prisoners were still confined in the
fort Of King Theodorus at Magdala whore they
fully guarded BY their aes. Though in great fear Of
the vengeance Of the King, they still we'll treat
ed their condition prisoners would permit and all
were alive and in good health
| The letters give the important intelligence that the
King Of Shoa, powerful tributary chief, had left Mag
dala in great rage against Theodorua 1t believed
he would turn his army against the Abyssinian
monarch as soon as the British soldiers appeared n
sight.
No knowledge as TO what plan OF operation course
OF policy King Theodorus intends to adopt has ret been
O1la.ned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC News
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF The ;1TnHI Wnvunn, y
r r o M
ABYsSINIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.


General NapIer's Dispatches to the British
War Ofce-News from Theodorus' Camp
The Captives Under an Army Escort for
Ma acknowledgements of .he king-No lndi.
cation OF His Plnns-Executiou OF Foreign
StrasgIers-Report Of the Herald Corre'
spoadent.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, March 4, 1868.
Major General Napier. in command OF the
Abyssnian expedition, forwards dispatches to
Sir Stafford Northcote from his headquarters at
Attegerat (no date given), which have just been
received at the War Office.
General Napier reports that he has advices
from the interior dated at Magdala on the 18th
of January and in the camp of King Theodorus
on tho 9th Of the same month. The captives were
at that time in good health. They had been given
in charge to a strong escort Of the Kings army
ordered to convey them to the fortress of
Magdala.
The King moves slowly from his camp. but if he
should determine to abandon his baggage aud
much apparently useless material he could reach
Magdala in very short time.
1t was reported that the chief Menelek had mus.
dorus' troops.
! General Napier's information afforded no indi-
cation or clue as to the present war plans or
ulterior designs of the King.
The special correspondent of the NEW YORK
HERALD accompanying the expedition furnishes
army news dated at Anatolo, on the 18th of Feb
ruary, forwarded to London by telegram from Suez
dated on the 2Sth ut. He states that the advance
of the British army was within fifteen days. march
of Magdala. General Napier met Kassai, the Tigre
chief, on the goth of February. The chief made
an offer of peace with the British for himself and
his people. which was accepted by the English
commander. This important proceeding was fol.
lowed by grand army review. at which Kassai
and other native warriors attended. Colonel
Mereweather, of the English army, had previously
treated an envoy of Kassai uncourteously and the
peace was doubtful.
The enemy (Kings troops) shot some stragglers
from the Queens force and also put to death six
Arabs. The bodies of all the dead were mutt.
lated IN the barbarous manner customary with the
Abyssinians in time Of war. Three British officers
were missing.
The HERALD correspondent also reports that
King Theodorus was advancing from his camp at
the head Of $4,000 soldiers but he marched only
three miles each day.
Menelek, supplied by other chiefs, was said to
have invested the royal stronghold Of Magdaia
with 10000 men.
News had been received from the captives at
Anatolo during the previous week.
No forage was to be had for the cattle beyond
dated.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
CALF ORNIA.

Governor Haight Declines TO Forward tho
Stnte SENATE Resolutions Endorsing the
Impeachmont Of the President.
SAN FRANCISCO, Marcn 4. 1858.
Governor Haight's message sent to the Legsla-
ture to-day He declines to forward tho resolutions
dorsing the OF Congress the impeachment Of
President Johnson the ground that they would i'm
properly influence the judgment Of the Senate In sitting
court but that the Assembly resolutions expressing
sympathy tor the President not liable to the
obscuons, or he would not have transmitted them
The message is sustained By the casting vote Of the
Lieutenant Governor,
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 4-Thc steamship Hammo
mia, Captain Ehers OF the Hamburg American line,
which put back with her propeller broken, arrived at
Hamnonis will go forward TO New York In the Germa.
MIA, Captain scbwensan, which sails from this port
Friday, the 9th The company's steamship Borussla,
winch sails from here Sunday, the sth viii take
the steerage passengers and cargo OF the Hammonia
LfvsRPoor, March 4-The Montreal Steamship Com
pany g steamer Nova scotan Captain Ard arrived at
Londonderry, from Portland February 70, today, and
proceeded for Liverpool
GLASGOW, March 4-Tbe Allan line steamship 81.
Andrew Captain scott, from Portland, arrived at
Greenock to-day.