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CLEARED.

steamship Colorado tBr, Cutting Liverpool Williams A
Guiop.
steamship Ocean Queen, King, Aspinwsl- Pacific Mail
Steamship Go.
Steamship Rcbeeca Clyde, Chichester, wilmington Nc
Hand
steamship Acushne,, Kelly, New Acknowledgment 4
Wood.
Bark Nonparcl, Finn, Bueuos Ayres Isaac TAYLOR.
Bark Phenn, Davis Philadelphia Miller 4 noulhton
Brig American Union, Smith, smyrna Boyd A Hncken.
Brig Nile BIB whittier Port Spain (rrindad) Jones
Lough.
Brig Mary Lowell, Nickcrson, Boston, Boyn,on Son
Co
schr Irvine, Dieyns, Cabarien Brett Son \ CO.
schr Flor del Mar OBJ, Pet,is, Windsor -Crandai
Umphray \ 90.
scbr Ktalanta Br, Mckinney Port william, Ms Gran.
dali, Umphray A Co.
schr Eurotas Birdssl jacksonville BruntA slaght
Schr Minnie, Farrow. Newbern Thomas Holmes.
Schr WIN Hone, Meson. Norfolk Hempson
Scnr John Mettler, Barlow, Ezabethport.
Schr Morelgh Bradford CALAIS j Boynton Son 4 Co.
Schr Granite state Crocker, Boston--S w Lewis & CO.
Schr den Peavey, Armstrong, Boston jed FRYE q CO.
schr vislan Nicserson, Boston Ferguson wood.
schr Helen, Perry, New Bedford Ferguson A Wood.
schr Sarah Jsue, Gardner, Newport II jackson.
Steamer Novelty, TUFTS, Philadelphia
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sTAss;aG ARRAY IN THE FOURTH WARD.

About ten O'Clock last night row occurred on the
sidewalk in front OF No. so james street, between
three men named respectively James Gibbons, resi-
dent Of $40 Water street. and John Muska and John
Widerbore, German sailors, in the course
OF which Gibbons was stabbed with a pen
knife In the lower part or the abdomen
by, 1t Is alleged. Muska. The injured man was
attended by Dr. McGinn, who dressed his wound
after which he was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
Muska and Wilderbore were arrested by officer Mus
grove, OF the Fourth precinct and taken 10 the Oak
street station house, where they stated that Gibbons
had assaulted Them and Muska claimed that he had
used the knife only I'm sefderence. II Is further
stated that Gibbons s man OF bad reputation hay
ing recently been released from Sing Sing.
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ALLEGED LARCENY FROM the pessos

During the excitement In the ncighborhood occa
stoned by the fire, John H. Myers, bookkeeper at
fitness, No. log Grand street was robbed OF silver
watch OF the value OF $780, Subsequently q man
named Joseph Gray residing ut No. I1o Mercer
street. was arrested on suspicion OF being the thief
and locked up In the Eighth ward station house. ii
II reported that Gray's portrait In the latest addition
10 the collection Of portraits Of distinguished citizens
which forms one OF the moet Interesting attractions
n police hOuaiquestsrA
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Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Faux., Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse to
Steamship Eureka, Brown Egg Harbor with mdss to
Steamship Digo johnson, Portland, with mdse, to
Bark Lorenzo tqf stSchton Hchsu,ns 9rssnoea e day..
TO the 9Th heavy gaze from Sc, and carried
and bboom and lost and split sails
Brig Ceres Ibr Wilson, Cow Bay, 10 days. WIN coal 10
Brig 8 Vincent Br), auon, Lnean CD, ls days, with coal
BRIG Angela, Brown, Gace Bay days with COAL to Geo
Brig Caharine Norris Crane Windsor. Ms, days, with
p1s 4s % Ss ss DAYS with
Brig Proteas Dr:ko caa. IL days. with lumber Gates
schr Marshall Marshall. Cow Bay, is days, with coal
schr Achorn trj Baker Windsor 10 days with plaster to
schr Atlantic BID Locshar Windsor, Ms, days, with
plaster, to Crandall, uTphray \ Co Nm ,,s
schr william Br oah9ase IiisbOro NIB, 10 days. with
sohr John Boynton MITCHELL Calais New Haven where
sehr Julia Martha, Dix Calais, 10 days, with lumber to
oSrham noaT n Co. Vi. p,ov,,.,c. ,.,. az.
sc6r wne Anderson Calais days with to simp-
schr Fulton Marsden Bangor via Norwak, where she dis
Mansed strlckland BANGOR days, with lumber TO
sehr Lewis, spading Rockland days with lime to
schr Martha Nichols jones' Nantucket days. with fish to
order
schr Juliet Fitch, Nantucket, days, with fish West G
Co.
schr Sarah Thomas, Arnold, Cape Ann for Delaware
Breakwater
Schr Whistler, Kean, Taunton.
schr Tornelia, Weber Fall River for Elizabcthport
Schr Thos Booz, Somers, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Lsmartne Butler, Providence for Philadelphia.
schr Abel. Howes Providence for kondout
Schr Ann Eliza Crowel, Providence.
schr Hattie NJ Mayo Mayo, Providence.
Schr Challenge, Bickmore Providence.
Schr Brooks Brooks, Providence for Philadelphia.
schr Motto, Searls Apponsug.
Schr Compromise, Barlow, Newport
Schr Q Elmer, Bayles, Dighton for Philadelphia.
schr Henry Parker Parker, Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Empire, Nfckerson, New London
Schr Il a Demng, Bowman, Hartford for Elizabehpor,.
Schr Eclipse, Sanms Stonington.
Schr kebecca, Lane, Stonngton
Schr Joseph Rich, Brown, Portland, CT
Schr Mist. Flynn, Portland, c. for Philadelphia.
Schr G Lyman, Hill. Portland, CT
Schr Townsend jackson, Smith, Roslyn.
Schr Amelia Lynch, Roslyp.
Sloop ThOs Hull Hull, Providence for Elizabcthpor
Sloop Harvest Corwln, Bristol.
Sioop Ann Baker, Jones' Stonineton for Rondout.
The reported arrival in yesterday mornings paper
steamship Niagara error
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PORT OF NEW YoaK. SEPTEMBER 10, 1868.
Herald Paclsn acs.

Captains and Pusers OF Vessels arriving this port VIII
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht beet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
will be nv following from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, is6s
Resolved, That and after April T. 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
- The once OF the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JEANETTE ut Whitehall slip. All coninunics atoms from
owners and consgnees TO the masters OF inward bound
vessels will be forwarded Tree Of charge.
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and more determined spirit than was exhibited yes
teriay. it3tl. 800 .eN. f.H'
stumps were DRAWN
FIRST INNINGS.

Umpires, Messrs. G. Venten and Grifnth.
Scorers Messrs. T. r. Ludlow and r. X. Saver
Play VIII be resumed this morning at half past Ter
o'plogk
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ARRIVALS.

RnroHTEp nv TBR HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Eagle, Greena Havana Sent L. with ndse and
passengers, 10 Atlantic Mail Steamship Co
sisanb,p BstsTas. Bahsman Rschmopd City n.olpt and
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BELOW.
Bark Cordelia, Wells. from Cardenas.
SAILED.

Steamships SCOTIA and Colorado, Liverpool Queen
Aspnwa1; Rebecca Clyde, Wilmington, NC; ships Edith
San Francisco; Emerald Gibraltar bark Starr King Mar
settles.
Wind a sunset NV. fresh
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SHIPPING NE w s.

Almanac for New York...Thls Day.
Sun rises...... 3 AZ Moon sets. ....eve 06
Sun sets..... 06 High water. eve 3 16
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TRAGIC AFFAIR IN NEwrORT KY.-Saturday night
IN Newport there occurred deed Of blood Waite
the Grant Guards we're paradng four persons were
standing on the sidewalk ~ the corner Of Columbia
and Madison sircets-l W. Neal w. ". Adams,
james tOier and Theodore Gouding. COOdlng hur.
ra3icd Tor seymour, then COfer did the same for
GHtQt, whep party some distance OF came up
George Clinton ana Andrew Lyte-and at once
seized Cofer and after shaking and throwing HIM
aga INST the house searched his person for weapons
Tbey then ran to Clinton saying Ihis Is the son OF
N = who hurrahed for Grantr Adams and Clin.
Ton vi ,bed him In the bowels causing them To pro.
trpde Neal saw the knife IN his hand. Adams M
yneoiateH ran away with hs hand on his side
They the attacked Neal Clinton cutting AT him with
the ksife making rent in his pants Neal succeeded
tn getting away from them ana ran Tor his lie.
Adams IL dangerously, perhaps MORALLY wounded
The MAYOR OF The city. G. r. Buchanan arrested Cln
ton and Lyle md put tnem IN yall Yesterday sun.
dayI Judge Berry, OF the County Court, had them
tssen out Of jan under writ o. hsoeas CORPUS
n uala,n reoresen ting the prisoners and no one APP
pearng Tor lie stat,> They were released edo, on 'ne
ma, ihey were committee without pbltIwvs. -Cin-
Csnysaa Engutrer. SeDL IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

by the difference between what gold
was last week and what it is to-day.
And all this agitation, and convul-
sion, and decline in alues,--for
what? Not that the president may
be held to the strict constitu-
tional line of his duty, or that the
dignity Of q branch Of the govern
mcnt may be preserved; but that
radicalism may remove m ''obsta-
clio" which stands in the way Of
turning over ten states to the con-
troll ofignorant negroes. .u ~.
There are several obstacles"
in the way Of radicalism's getting
tho niger vote in the south and
turning over ten states to niger
rule. Tho FIRST obstacle was the
constitution. That was removed.
The second was :hc supreme court.
That obstacle has been bullied into
inactivity. Obstacle three is the
president. An effort is being mado
to impeach this obstacle. Obstacle
four is the white people Of the south.
This obstacle has been bayoneted
into non-resistance. =
The last and most formida bic OBJ.
stacle Of all is the democratic party.
It remains to be seen what success
will be met with by the radical rag
tag and bob tail, melalcukationists,
nigger-worshipers, and freedom
shrickers, when they attempt to get
around this final obstacle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

effrontcry Of q harlot not only &C
knowledge their guilt but boast OF
their infamy. The Governor talks
like ono who was still longing for
military honors; like one that would
swell the drunken babllings. Of =
pack of gambling politicians into
a civil strife that would lay waste
what remains Of 1.-The broken and
dishouored fragments Of once glo-
rious Union" We believe that when
> hundred thousand Of the tax-rid.
den people Of Iowa, again leave their
plows for the camp, it will either be
at the bidding Of "sterner stuff
than Andrew johnson or in behalf
Of more upright men than those who
arc now agitating the peace and
commercial prosperity ofthe country
by shallow pratinge that bring no
relief to the people but only serves
to plunge us farther in debt and add
to our already insupportable taxa
tion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
TelegramS. ,

A special dispatch to the Herald, good
authority ~ announces that tits RuxoR:
ED that Stanton will resign.
1t is reported that las pounds. Of Nitro
Glycerine has be. n sent from New York
to Washington and the Bumpers are in
great fear that it il intended for their
special benefit.
Up to the present time according to ru-
mor) there has been no assistan nee prefer.
eli the President except that Of some brave
militianen While the G. A. RS. and
Gov. Merrill with u hundred thousand
Iowans are backing Congress.
Judge Carter Of the Supreme Court Of
the Dist. Of Columbia, has discharged
ACT. Gen. Thomas on the complaint and
affidavit preferred by Stanton, and Thom-
as has in turn sued Stanton for hundred
and fifty thousand dollars for false in.-
prisonment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

The Chicago Times : paper that
has always been head and shoulders
above any western journal a. far -
editorial ability is concerned % we'll
a. relia bility in commercial matters
has totally abandoned the theory il
once advanced Of having the Demo-
cratic party court the eolorsd vote.
and ID now - thoroughly in barmo-
ny with tho mass Of the Democratio
party Is is any paper in the country.
Is will be seen BY tho brief extracts
below taken from its issue Of tho
25th inst.
To-day the whole country is ag-
itated. Gold leaps up; other values
become nnscttled; currency deprcci-
ates; and the country is the poorer
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The Financial Cricis.

The London Times finds ''thc ugly
fact deficit is becoming apparent
in American finances. The monthly
reduction Of the debt has been con-
yortcd Into monthly augmentation
The debt crept up in November,
and again in DECEMBER, the incrcas SC
in the two months being more than
sixteen millions Of dollars" aud it
forcsecs the deficit since reached in
January; and looking with distrust
and disgust at the chaotic counsels
Of Congress-, aud its imbccility Of
purpose, it recommends ':that as
the latest act of Congress has been
to confess its own legislative inca
pacity by pushing. forward bill an
nulling all governments in the South
and making General Grant dictator,
it had better next confess it's finan-
cial incapacity, by giving some one
man supreme poY,r over the inan-
ccs Of the Union =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
WATCHES,

enamelco do.. Tor ladies', together with
chains Of every pattern and style.
Sets ofjewelry in every variety; sleeve
buttons; thimblcs; lockets; crosses; rings Of
every kind; bracelets; gold pens &c. &c
THE sILvERwARE DEPARTMENT
comprises silver, dining and tea sets, cas-.
tors, ice pitchers, table spoons, forks, tes
spoons, goblets, drinking cups, coffee urns,
tea pots, cream pitchers, sug.r bowls,
fruit BASKETS, cake baskets, card baskets
fruit knives. syrup cups, salvers, portmon.
aies, pie knives. Fish knives, mustard and
Salt spoons, napkin rings, egg stand, wine
holders, card cases, &c.
All the above list Of articles to bs sold
81 90 each.
The expenses are p.id by tho sale Of
coupons or certificates naming each article
in the stock, aud its value; these certif-
Gates are enclosed in envelopes, mixed up.
and sold at
IS CENTS EACH-5 FOR Sill FOR 81
Whatever article 10 named in the certif-
cate, can be obtained At ONE DOLLAR.
Tho article will be shown to the .ldsr
Of the certificate, and it will 10 Ut his OPP
ton, whether he pays the dollar and takes
the article Or not. In case articles sent by
mail or express are not satisfactory. they
cAn bo returned and the money will be re-
funded. -.
Every certificate entities che holder to
some article Of sterling value. worth much
more than . dollar, In proof of this
READ THIS OFFER.
You can have for any Of our certificates
and 81 90 any Of the following articles, 10
II you arc not pleased with the article or
articles named on tho certificate, you need
not lose the Is cents you psid for it
One Silvor plated three bottle Castor,
handsome silver plated Butter dish with
plate and cover, Lsdys Shopping Bag, =
so picture Album bound in velvet and gilt.
set Of Tea spoons silver plated ON white
metal. set Table Spoons or Forks. Pants
pattern Il IL yards cashmere, pair Jou-
WINS Paris Kid Gloves, splendid, real
Meerschaum pipe, or solid Is carat
Gold plain Ring.
REFERENCES.
During tho four years we have been
agents for European manufacturers, We
have :cceived hundreds Of commcn datory
notices from the prcss, and letters from
individuals, expressing the highest salts
faction with our method Of doing business.
We have many Of these testimonials with
names and dates, printed in pamphlet
form, and as We have Ne space for them in
this advertisement, We will send copies
free to any address.
Whenever desired, We will send articles
by exp, ess, c. o. D. So that tho money
need only be paid Oh DELIVERY OF 1Hs
GOODS.
We accept the entire responsibility Of
money sent by Express, Post Office Order,
or BANK Draft.
We want agents everywhere to whom
liberal compensation will b pajd, which
can be learned on application.
Take care to write your name and ad-
dress in clear distinct hand, and address
ARRANDALE + co..
l69 Broadway, New York.
Post Office Box, $685. n2v03m.
4. II. Caward, Agent, Cres-
CO Iowa.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %. SO.


Much ado about Nothing.
The impeachment COMEDY which
has created such, an. excitement for
tho past few days in Radical circles
has about played. It was At FIRST
entered upon with considerable en-
thusiasm but 10 fast descending to
the character Of . farce or circus
scene. lacking dignity in every re-
spect. A bill Of impeachment having
passed the House, the committee
appointed for the purpose, have pre-
pared ten articles Of inpesc bment,
in every one Of which the President
is charged with high crimes and
misdc'ncanors in having violated the
Tenure Of. Office bill. The trial will
at once be pushed forward in the
Senate. In the meantime the Pres
idcnt will attend to his official duties
and appear At the bar Of the Senate
by attorney. They Of. course will
find him guilty Of the ten charges,
but the people need have no appre-
henson in the premises, that
~ 50 doing they will pay off the
National debt ind relieve them from
taxation, " restore the Union or do
anything that immediately interest
them; but will only spend time and
money in showing tbcir--des-
pcratiou.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
a Question.

Why do not the blood sucking
bondholding nabobs who holster up
Grant for the Presidency. spend
some Of the money with which they
arc trying to force upon tho people
this candidate Of the aristocracy, in
aiding Soldiers Orphan Homes, or
in relieving the restitution of sold
icr's widows? A $25, 600 gift thus
appropriated would have some ton
dchcy to show whether their pre-
tended loyeof country is based upon
christian charity CT upon their own
selfish purpose Of securing another
four years FREQ ride on the backs Of
a tsx.ridden people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

know the names under which they
were registered and cannot read the
ballots they Garry. Look to Ala
bama. and see what correspondent
saw:
Something like a third Of the en-
tire vote cast in the State was re-
ceived on no better evidence than
afidavits of Registry in other coun-
ties, and, for my own part / saw
several administered. This was the
process. Enter Timbuetoo.
What's your name ="
''Pomp.'
"Pomp what? p
"Pomp Jones, sab
'Sbow yonr ticket and great
paw would reach out ragged sleeve.
and thurst dirty scrap under the
judges nose. No such name as
given would be found upon the list,
and then would come the balance of
the formula. quote from the print.
ed document : =,
Il, -, do solemnly swear that
I am duly registered as q qualified
voter in the county Of, in this
State; that l. nov, reside in this
county,, and thats / have not voted
at this election, 20 help me God"
Pomp, or Cuff, or Guido would
swallow it all, neekly taking eff his
hat as he was hidden, and holding
up his hand noddiag like toy man.
DARN at every other word in the
oath. In would 60 his vote; and
now take him ont and ask him what
"solemnly" ment. or .'quali8ed,"
or "reside,' and omp's big mouth
would open and his eyes would
stretch, and nine in ten would tell
you, "'Fore God, mas'r, I dunno
muffin bout all dis yer, but dey tole
US We mus come and put dis ting in
do box or dey would enc US or put
US in dc Jail,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

--latest adyiccssfrom the national
capital say that y. Souptnree,i
Grant has sent away regiment 81
veterans on duty there, and substi-
tutcd a number Of soldiers. including
the body-guard of T.. Soupturcen
Grant, lin whom he has perfect
confidence. -
It is also reported that Major
General Emory, who has command
in the District of Columbia, will
subject himself only to the ,mmcdi-
ate orders Of the general Of the army
and not to those If tho president.
It is also reported that the guard
at the war department has been
doubled, and that Colonel Carr, Of
General E,uory's staff, remained
there Sunday night, BY order of U.
Soupturcen Grant.
From all Of which, it appears that
the latter, not content with taking
unusual pains to have the brand If
falschood stamped on Linn. is tusy
at work to make proclamation that
he Is q fool.
What do all these military prep.
arations mean? Who proposes to
do anything in the imbroglio between
the president and Stanton and con-
gress, which is not in accordance
with . lawful and peaceable solu-
tion Of the whole difficulty? The
president does not. Will Grant 3
body guard bar out = United States
marshal from the war department ?
Chicago Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

Flannels; shawls in wooden; silk and me-
rino nubias or clouds; WOODEN hoods; Dlan.
ksts; linen and muslin sheets; velvet and
morocco portmonaies; shopping bags; wall
lets; meershaum pipes; four and six blade
pocket knives, with pearl, tortoise and ivory
handles; French clocks; gilt and bronze
music boxes; rsvoIvers; fowling pieces;
fancy combs; hair nets; work boxes; silver
card easss; albums; family and pocket b.
les: opera glasses &c.
b We have also received splendid assert
mont IF
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
Aaother Southern Election

Gen. Gillem orders the commence
ment Of the election for tho rati6ca-
ton cf the Arkansas Constitution,
on tho 18th Of March. It 10 to con-
tinue FIVE days, and "to be conduct
ed as heretofore in the other South
ern States. =
That is, NO are to be treated to
another spectacle Of negroes march
ing up to the polls, who do not