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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
So9n 9. Senberion.

- Sie aufresunS in Walbinston lit am Sonner'
ltas nod ourd) cine blutise 8rieele permebrt wors
ben. Ser bemofratiide &eprdientant Ganbaa BON
pennippanien besesnete benz Gr=@ouuerneur Sa=
milton BON SeJas, einem berii6tisten rabifalen
8ludsrtter, uno nannte i'm einen biebilden Sdur=
ten. Samilton bob ieinen idmeren Stod auf unb
lalus isinsn @esner bamit gu 8oben. Nibt 5ufrie=
ben bamit, periebte er Dem obnmddtis OaIiesenben
nod mebrere Streide, bis Die llmitebenoen eini6rt=
ten. Hanoaa lit idwer beiddoist uno Samilton
nurbe perbaftet
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

amendments au benz Antrase bes Srn. 2Billaoma
murben perporfen uno bic gerbanblunsen idbloiien
nit Der Mnnobme belIelben. Ser Oberridter per'
fiinbiste bas 2eiuItat unb erfldrte .Somit bat I'D
Der @enat, als Smpeadment @erid@t, bis Slenitaa
ben 26ten, Mittags IL llbr, pertagt."
Ser Oberridter perlieB ieinen SIP, bic 3uidane,
entfernten iid unb Der Worbans oes sroben epeeta=
felitldes fiel euf aebn Sage.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

Sornep, Der beriidtisie politi6e @etter6abn
bat feline Stelle als Secretdr bes Senats neberae.
leet, nm in ieinen beioen tdslden Bldttern Die re-
publifanii9en Senatoren seb0ris perarbeen ,u f6r=
men, Die bas Smpea6ment nidt unteritiiben. Sn iei=
nensWlittwods Nummern fdbrt er iber Die vWerrd-
tber" Srumbul, 6eienoen, Grimes uno Senoerlon
srimmie Der uno lieit bem Oberridter gbaie raoi-
fal ben Sert 8rdiioent Sobnion nannte oieen ssor=
nep emit cine Dtoote Gnte", uno bas fann i6m sor=
neD ni1t pergeben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
: Mue ghre ben Sieben republifoniId5en @enotr

= Mlle gbre Den feben republifanild}en Senato=
rem, Die fir Die 6reiipreduns oes Yrdloenten iimm=
ten! sic baben Elm iddnblides gompott Serii6ri
unb Die &epublif bon einem freden 8epalttreide
uno ieinen unberedenbaren peroerblihen 6oleen be-
lpabrt sic baben bic Contribution unb Die @erec5
tisfeit ipieoer su gbren sebrab uno ben mabnmibi=
gen raoitalen Gepolutondren mod sur reften 3eit
elm bonnernbes Salt Suserufen. Sie bobe 8ebeu=
tuns bes Oienites, ben iie Dem 2anoe lsteten fann
eben 10 menis iiberiddbt @erben, we Der moraliIde
Mutb, nit ipeldem ie allen ue5erreounsen, Orob=
unsen unb 2diterungen trobtsn uno &e1t unb Gje=
milIen Die Gbre gaben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

SeuIen nnb 3dbneflappern berriht un=
ter ben raofaIen Datroten BON allen 2anoestbeilen,
Die nun idon felt gBoben in 8aibinston liesen, um
BON % De Elm Memtden su eribnappen. Sic sfies
oerlase bes Smpeadments bat ibre Soffnunsen Ser=
trummert Die Sotels in @aibinston iinb gar
tbeuer unb ande bieier Yatrioten baben ieoen Gent
prinsen laiien unb miiiien nun bas &eiieselo su=
lammen bergen. 0on 9ehtsmesen iollten Die Sm=
peadment Manasers Die 3ede besablen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

afblep, bon Ohio, Der srobe Smpeader, ioa
Der mitbenbife Menid in san3 Woibinston ien
Ct fobt unb idimpft auf gbaie, bem er fir INNER
bic Greunbidaft auffiinoist, arf Srnmbua uno auf
ale republifaniiden Senatoren, bic fir bic 6repre=
duns bes Brdiibenten iiimmten. ct idw0rt, baB er
eber per-tiein, aIs bas Smpea4ment aufseben min.
Das Wolf i'm Solebo Diftrict miro boffentlid ndd-
fen Serbt beien tobiubtsen, slidli6er Beiie aber
Sabnloien 8unenbeiber auf INNER Sur Rube brineen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
: Oos Sous beg gouore,,es ,ror nm eoornoxa,

Sas Saus beg Gonsreiies tuar am Sonneritaa
in Sibans unb paiiirte cine Bill fit Die Mufnobme
Der Staaten gouiiana, @eorsia, Norb. unb Sub.
Carolina uno Alabama. Gin goridlas, alabama
bon Der 3iite 3u ftreiden, oa es Die neue Staats=
Contribution ni9t ansenommsn bat, puroe nid5t an.
ssnomn,sn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
Sie Secne in Waibinstnn am Sienifua.

gBaibinston, 12 Mai. -@ @eitern mar elm Sag
eroBer Mufre9ung in Den Sallen bes Gonareiles, pe
In sanS Waibinston., Wdbreno Der sebeimen @i.
buns beg @enats, in Der er iber ben Smpeatbment-
8rpeeB bes Yrdlioenen Mnbrelp obnIon bel,berirte,
muroen Die @emiitber Der Yerlonen, Die iid in ben
Woridlen unb ben gorriboren bes goptols ordneten,
BON ben peridiebenartisiten @efiblen Der Soifnnng
Sriutnpbs beitiirmt Gas IsprdIentantenbaus uer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
9aiiauref unb sdura in G9ieago.

Ser Correspondent oes cincinnati Commercial"
idreibt aus Chicago, bab 5lpihen Trib Saiiauret
unb &arl @dur5 elm drserIider Streit aussebroden
lit. Seoer min als tempordrer 0oriiber Der gonpen-
tion iisuriren. Seoer bebauptet, Die Stimmen Der
beutiden 3abifalen in Der Sadie gu baben uno
feiner min na1seben. 8eibe Idrmten unb idworen
an, Montas Mbeno i'm nuripriineliden Dutd", iuie
ii1 oeier Correspondent bes republifanii1en 8lat=
tes in ieiner elesanten @dreibmeiie ausoriidt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

-Stanton miro nun pobl seben mifen. gs
beBt iogar, baB Der Brdibent elm san5 neues gabi.
net ernennen tpirb. Muf ole 6alle tpirb Stanton
Die Ylatte puben nifien unb auBer ben Sdma-
robern Die er aug Der 6fentlien 2ae fiterte, miro
INN mphI Hiemanb nacltpeinen,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

Cine Waibinetcn Depei4e an ben gaetu Dort
SeroIb tleIoet boB Sen. @ront enen Brief seidrie.
ben bat. Der tem ardbenten Der gbieaso GOnuention
in eeb6rser 3eit iberreidt meroen piro, nno morin
er feinen Ndmen ols prafbentih ganoibat . u-
rid5iebt! Ct boift, boB iidb bic Contention auf
einen Ganoioaen pereini9en tpirb, Der Der 9artbei
CUR G9re uno benz 2anbe gun, Seile eereidat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

Sberman BON Ohio sab in ieiner &ebe am
Dienitas Die grfldrung ab, baB Der Yrdlioent unter
Dem amtsoauerseiebe poafommen bere6tist selpeien
lei Stanton abauieben. Dasesen babe er fein &edt
aebabt, Sbomas als interimiitiiden &riessminiiter
gu ernennen. Serr Sherman 1T elm fluser Mann,
Der es nit iener Yartbei nit peroerben uno iomob
ben Smpeabers pie ben @esnern bes Smpeadments
nidt Dor ben 3opf iioben min, benn man peib ia
nidt, mie Die @eididte enoen miro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
Sic bier .WerrGtber."

Sie bier republifanii6en Senatoren, Srumbua
BON Sainois, SSeiienben bon Maine, @rimes bon So=
ma uno Senoerion bon Miiouri, bic iid am Sens
flag often sesen bic 0erurtbeiluns bes 9rdioenten
erfldrten, iino oem 3orne Der Smpeaders perfaaen.
Sic @utb bieier vYatrioten" 1T sren5enIos; bic
ganae i9mubise Slutb ibres @eifers ersebt ld auf
Die Sdupter Der bier r0errdtber." Ils pirbiser
8unoessenoiie itebt ben erintmisen Smpeaders Die
raoifale Yreie CUR Seite bic fur biee Geesenbeit
ibre Dredbateren se6net bot unb cine tuabre Sinb=
flutb BON 9robunsen unb 2dfterunsen auf Die ees
meibten gier idleubert.
gs 1T fir bic tobiidtisen Smpeaders ein srobes
1Hslid, baB es gerabe bier Senatoren ein nliiiien,
Die piel gu bod fteben als DAB lie bon BEN hmubi'
gen Wurfsei9oiien erreibt tperben f0nnten Srum=
bua uno sSeiienben sdblen anerfanntermaben gu ben
srDbten &e6tsselebrten beg 2anbes unb iie ioiuobi
pie ibre beioen gonesen baben fd bon Der srauen-
baften Corruption, Die ibre sanje Bartbei ourd=
brngt, 10 freisebalten, pie penge. Stanoen lie I'M
sleiaen 3ufe nit Butler unb Comforter, bann m6b-
ten ibnen bic rabifalen Oredbatterien aefdbr per=
ben, aber bann pirben lie aud &edt iinb @epiiien
gum 81 geididt, blinblinss Der Yortbeipeitide
gefolgt uno nit Woblsefaaen fir Die 0erurtbeiluns
bes unIdnlbie Nnsetlasten in's @eidirr sesansen
fein. Das rabitale Chronicle periu6te am Dienitas
Mbenb @rimes eins anSubdnseh unhibn nit Dem eor-
rupten @bisfp Sting in 8erbinouns su brnsen.
Darauf bat fid aber am Mittmod bas Republics
ni5de Cincinnati Commercial su folsenber 3uredt=
tueiuns eines perIdumberiiden partbeibrubers per-
anlaBt seieben:
Ser Mmtstermin beg Senators Grimes lduft nidt
Dor 1871 ab. gr bat Iif] i'm @enat burd ieine Op.
petition 8egen eorrupte Bldne ousae5eidnet, uno
yliemanh 5og je feline @brlidfet in 3peifel, bs er
erfldrte, bdb bel bm Die 0erurtheiluns oes Yraf=
benten feline pprber absemadte Sabe tpdre. Oann
bssannen bic aemterIdeer BON lsinsm Werrah uno
~ sins, Der oem .gbronisIeA idper auf Dem Sersen
lieat. ionbern iein eianer &ina." p.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

- Sie Ioriteber Der Neserfirden in gBa=
ibinston beidbloiien am Wsitttpod, auf Antras bes
Ielteiten Butler, baB Der Sreias (oer Sag Dor Der
abfimmuns iiber bas SmpeadmenD als Elm 6alt-
unb gettas sefeiert uno baB in alien Neserfirden
fir Die 0erurtbetluns bes Brdlioenen sebetet mer-
ben ioa. Sieie Neser baben's ibren iueiBen rabfa=
len griisern ueioli9 abselurt pie iie ib rduipern
uno ne lie 5puden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
Gutter 3atb fir 2iebenoe.

VUtVI u wv 7" ~EVVVWVSs
,Giebe," meloen Die Yoeten =
,Wiro in einem 8lumenbain,
Wo bic Hatbtigallen fl6ten,
SurH lih ielbit 5ufrieben iein !"
@obl! 2aBt @ud BON ibr umgeben
Ntit ben id0niten &plenan'n,
giur berseiiet nidt: Saneben,
au9 - 3oitoffein an;uban'n.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

- Sic Smpeahment Wsanasers lieben am 9ons
nerifag einen secretdr bes rdioenten Dor d laben.
in Der Soffnuns, 3eusnib aus Tim beraus5upumpen,
oas bem prdiibenten ibdolid iein fOnnte. Sbre
Wtiibe uar aber perseblih. Mud nebrere &abfale,
Die auf Die 5reiipreduns bes Yrdlioenten setuettei
batten, murben Dorgelaoen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08
Rnliaicnl Nnnna

How tar the country approves of impeach-
entmay be judged from the fact that ten
Representatives who voted for it have been
renominated by their constituents.
The Irish laboring mems association OF
Dublin have nominated George Francis Train
for President of the United States. Are they
all coming over to vote for him in November?
General S. M. Cullom, of the eighth Illinois
district, has been renominated for Congress by
the Republicans.
The New York delegation to Chicago will
vote for Fenton for Vice President on the first
ballot
1t is reported that the President suggested
the passage in Stanbery's argument which as
sures the Senate that it need not have any
fears of his future course if he is acquitted
No Republican Senator is humbueeed bv any
such promises made Just before the trial is
concluded.
The Connecticut legislature has elected Re-
publican officers in both branches.
Massachusetts, has peripatetic legislature
One day we hear of it at the Hoosac tunnel.
and the next peering about the State school
ship at New Bedford.
The influence of consanguinity in predis-
posing individuals in favor of others is quite
remarkable. For instance, the Richmond Elk
aminer devotes long leader to the advocacy
OF the nomination Of balloon as a candidate
Tor the Vice Presidency
The New Orleans Picayune saws that "Joe
brown once Governor of Georgia, marched
TO tne polls in Atlanta at the head of a SQUAD
OF tue eniranchised to vote the Radical ticket.
Inc lllciGeht rather makes us favorable to n he
lief IN the transmigration of souIs-.Iobn
Browns, for instance"
Gen. Logan mas sent copies of bis imneacb.
ment argument TO the London H. O..
John Logan and Miss NJ. E. Rraddo,,
other distinguished persons in England
A contested election case is being exaroi,o,
in New London, CT. The testimony shove
that ten or twelve men voted in New London.
some Of whom were residents of neighborinq
towns, one of New Jersey, two of Rhode
island, one of Greenport, L. l., and one who
nad not taken out his first naturalization pa
made.
Va 'he Republican papers of Connect
n ~ c'io q,srespectiul to Gov. English. The
os' says; I'VE lay before our read
erS enls a!'ernooh the annual MESSAGE of Mr.
D. W. Wright as delivered by Gov. Englisb
a. toe opening of the Legislature in NorT Ia
ven to-day. 1t is very we'll written door
ment"
Groesback is mentioned as possible spc-
cessor of Wade as Senator from Ohio
II is again rumored that Fred. Douglass
VIII run for Cons ress from the Rochester, N.
z, district
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

NJ. o. L. L. q. S.-The annual meeting of
Maine Commanderry No. of the Military Or
der of the Loyal Legion of the United States
was held in this city at the Preble House We'd
nesday afternoon. The following list of Off
GERS for the ensuing year was elected:
Commander, Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain.
Senior Vice Commander, Gen. Francis Fes-
sender.
junior Vice Commander, Gen. c. W. Rob
erts
Recorder, Col. Chas. B. Merrill.
Correspondent, Col. A. W. Bradbury.
Treasurer, Major W. e. Donnell.
Chancellor, Gen. John Marshall Brown,
Chaplin, Rev. Samuel Hill Merrill.
Council, Gen. Geo. f. Shepley, Gen. j. G.
Caldwell, Gen. I. W. Hyde, Col. E. B. Hough
ton, Lieut.. III. n. Jose.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

IMPORTANT INvENTIoN.-The attention of
our citizens is invited to an important inven-
ton now on exhibition at the Merchants FIX
change 1t is broad and narrow gauge car
truck OF simple construction and entirely feas-
i5le in practice, by which shif. can be made
from one gauge to another by simple me-
chanical appliance. II is the invention of our
young townsman, Mr.. Henry T. Carter, and
the beautiful model from the Portland Compa-
nys works, now at the Exchange, is attract
ing marked attention. 1t will only be exhib-
tied there to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08
THE PROSPECT AT WAsHNGToN.-"Dixon
of the Boston Advertiser telegraphed We'd

THE PROSPECT AT WAsHNGToN.-"Dixon"
OF the Boston Advertiser telegraphed We'd
nesday evening as follows:
The panic that prevailed yesterday and on
Monday has entirely subsidized, and impeach-
ment stock is again looking up in the hotel
lobbies and on the street corners. The wild
stories about secret caucusing among conserv-
alive Republicans, consultations between the
Maine Senators, the carefully written opinion
of Mr. Eessenden against conviction, and the
general dIsmay among leading Republicans,
have all been exploded, and the impeachers
now say that things are at least quite as favor
able as they were a week ago. 1t may be said
on authority that cannot be questioned that
Mr.. Fessenden and his colleague have not had
formal consultation, and indeed have not
even exchanged opinions on the subject of q
verdict. All they have done is what probably
the Senators from many other States have
done, viz:-Agreed that they will, before the
final vote is taken, meet and talk over the
questions at issue. Mr.. Fessenden has writ
ten no opinion either on the first three or any
other OF the impeachment articles, nor has he
given even his most intimate friend any war
rant for saying what opinion he holds. He
has paid close attention to all the arguments
bearing on the scope of the tenure of office
act and the Presidents power of removal
hereunder, and is looking into the legal ques-
tons on which articles one, two and three are
based, for himself, and with his usual careful
ness and thoroughness. There has been no
secret caucus of conservative Republicans,
and the story Of such meeting is proved to
have originated with one of the most notori-
GUS LOBBYISTS, who saw Mr.. Henderson enter
ing Mr. Trumbull's house, and Mr.. Grimes GO
ing that way, and then evolved the caucus
from his own inner consciousness.
There is no telling when the Senate will be
ready to vote on the final question, and there
is nothing but speculatio and guess-worz to
show what that vote will be. The indications
to-day were that the majority of the Senators
favored an early disposition of the subject,
while bets on the verdict were freely made at
even figures, two lobbyists laying $500 this
morning on the result, and $1OO on Mr.. Fes-
sendens vote.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08


THE Concord Monitor, Hon. George G.
Fogg's paper, is very severe upon the manage
ment of wire pullers at the Republican State
Convention, held in that city on the 9th
inst. 1t is particularly caustic in referring
to Hon. VIM. e. Chandler, who is placed at
the head of the Chicago delegation and Hon.
N. G. Ordway, Sergeant at Arms of the
House of Representatives, styling the latter
an "ex-vendes of peanuts" The controver-
sy threatens to become very warm. Politi-
ical parties in the Granite State seem to be
peculiarly subject to these internal dissen-
sions. 1t will be remembered that after the
spring election there was equally serious
trouble in the Democratic camp. 1t is to be
hoped that the epithets used by the Monitor
do not indicate the spread of Washington and
New York manners northward.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08
Superior Court.

MAY TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-In the case of Palmer ct al. vs.. Mer-
rl appellant the jury returned a verdict Tor plain
tiff for $3.50 and interest. motion to set aside the
verdict was filed by the defence.
Bonney d Hartman. Howard & Cleaves.
The Jury was dismissed until Tuesday next, May
18th, at 10 A. NJ. when the following cases will be
taken up and disposed of in their order, viz:
25-Rowe vs. McGlinchy. us-. g,
N-Wbitehousc VS.. Wilbur.
4l-Benson ct al. VS.. Reed.
52-Melody VS.. Harrison. f5l
65-Harm0n, comp ainant, vs. Traitor.
66-Cole vs. NJ f. Manufactur ng Co.
S4-Strickland ct ux VS.. Chamberlain. aH
85-Jenks VS.. Welsh.
1S3-Buckley VS. Foeget and TT.
1S9-Frost VS.. Bradbury.
191-Drinkwater VS.. Davis. gen 3
15-Reeve VS.. McGlinchy.
Gentlemen of the Bar will be expected to be ready
promptly in the foregoing cases.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

WORK on the foundation and vestry walls of
the new church of the Second Parish, corner
OF Congress avenue and Pearl stree t, is pro-
crossing finely. The ceremonies of laying the
corner stone will probably come off in a few
days. This is to be one of the finest edifices
in the State. Faultless in architectural pro-
portions and beauty, with front of the finest
Hallowell white granite, it will certainly be
grand ornament to our city
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

--..--. JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-A new jury having been empannel-
ed, the of United States vs. William Roy which
was tried last week, and in which the jury failed to
agree, was taken up 1t was for conspiracy to seize
and destroy the schooner Two Friends, OF PASSPORT
just after the Fenian invasion at that place two years
ago. Col. Bradbury managed the case for the pris-
oner, and District Attorney Talbot for the Govern
ment. 1t was given to the jury by Judge Fox about
halfpast O'Clock. After being out short time
they returned a verdict of guilty.
Col Bradbury desired to be heard in behalf of the
prisoner, befre sentence was pronounced, and the
Court acceded to it. The jury was dismissed and
Court adjourned to next Wednesday. r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08
A Rare Bargain.

The undersigned having disposed of his Flour Mill
Stone Dam, and all the water power on said lower
Dam in Athens Village, offers for sale his Tan
merry, consisting OF Buildings-feet long, by-teet
wide, thoroughly built i'll sound and good condition
excepting tan pits,) with good substantial Dam
across the and eight acres of land including
er. Also materials now on the premises for repai r
built and finished throughout last tall, good spring
OF pure water IN cellar and full supply OF soft
The above property is located about one half p,ile
up river from the Stone Dam before mentioned, up.
on which dam Flour Mill and large Lumber Mill is
now in full operation: commenced iunnng since last
fall. 1870 N''
The above property, if not disposed of at private
sale before Saturday the ninth day of May next will
be sold at public auction on said day, the premises
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, without reserve. Title per-
feet Terms easy.
Also about 400 cords of good Hemlock Bark on
the premises if wanted.
Athens, Somerset County, State of Maine.
April z, 1858. apr 11-tIIl NAV sN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08
MARRIED.

In this city, May 6, by Rev. o. #. Noulton- Ehen
,. Burns and Miss Emma g. Rankin all of Port
ano. Boston and st Lonis papers please copyl
GIN Esq. aud Miss Carrie Howard both Of tbis Citv
s In tF2 a. May 4, Charles j. Higgins and
Augusta Wight. ' anu MISS D.
In b RGGkland, April 26, G. j. Jameson and Ellen
In Rocllland, April 20, William Brewer and Ellen
+. 1ngrlham. anu h4iieh
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

THE New York papers are engaged in a
discussion about the word "Billingsgate,"
which Speaker Colfax declared the other day
to be unparliamentary when it was used by
Mr.. Brooks of New York in debate. Mr..
Brooks defended the word on the ground
that it was only the name of gate in Lon
don. The New York Times sneered in turn
at BROOKS, declaring that there is no such gate.
The World of the following day ridicules
the Times, affirming that there is such a
gate and has been ever since the days
of Elizabeth. A decision of the Supreme
Court is necessary to settle the question.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR'-Hon.
Edward Thornton, the British Minister, was
turned out of the diplomatic gallery of the
Senate with the common people after the APP
plause in that body on Wednesday. Who
knows what complications this may lead to?
1t is said that the Honorable Edward protest
ed against being turned out "with the rabbe.'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08
Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements tIiis Esay,

ENTERTAINMENT IJoIUNE.
Theatre-Deering Hall.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries-F. o. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Extension Tables-H. Burroughs.
Metals. &c.-Henry Lorlng,
Ta.lors' Goods-E. Leveen a. Co.
Steamboat Notice-Ross & Sturdivant.
Abbott Family School-E. P. Weston.
Prcposals-Henry Kingsbury.
Notices for Establ shing the Grade of Streets
Executors Notice.
Sale OF Blood Stock-G. & L. P. Warren.
Situation Wanted-AIrs S. Metcalf
Portland MUIR ery-C. S. Goddard.
Situation Wanted.
Steamers for Boston, Summer Arrangement.
Proposals-J. G. Foster.
Purity for the Hairs. g. Hursell g. Co,
Steamboat Notice-L. Billings.
Annual Meeting N. Il. Telegraph Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

DEMOCRATIC PAPERS will be searched in
vain for any cheerful comment upon the TACT
that during the month of April the pubhc
debt of the United States decreased over elgh-
teen and half millions of dollars! Ihere is
something almost criminal in this neglect
when they so conscientiously kept before the
public the increase of the debt during the
months of January and February.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08

WE are requested to call the attention of the
members of the Bible Society of Maine to an
adjourned meeting to be held this evening at
IL o'clock, at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, for the election of Off
GERS and other important business.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-08
sUPERINTENDE NTS OFFIcF

-. NEW U; 5. CUSTOM HOU. VS. (
cSEATFn puo,., Fortland d, Me- May T. sc.
until II o'clock NJ, Ma.y 21st 1865 Tor Il unlsh
ing and delivering at 81 es Of he buildings an IN siro'
clstngs OF every description which ma be req, ure,
IN the construction of the Post Office ana HeV
custom House to be erected i'm Port and. Main, =
Proposalssmust be made by he pound for the COS
lngs OF every description and ali castings nsf G
The best quality anu entirely satisfactory TO the So
perintehdent VIC ou-
Drawings and specifications NAV be had on,o,r,,
son at thus t office SJ RAJ and bond must BE-
pIvment will he made of ninety nor ~ s1reties, and
of the amount delivered the balance on iuidimeSSffr
Proposals must he endorsed 'sPronoso,.
Castings" and addressed to 'p'sdis Tor Iron
may s-dtd SnndsibuRY,