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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-19

~ Cts,
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm -Colic, q
Crying Collie OF Zee ,lling OF Infants, q
DiarFhGa OF childrtn OF aduts q
DysenseTy. Gripping, BiiHous Collie, 2J
Choicra- ssOrsusNaus Vomiting, 20
Coughs, Co .ds tsronchits 25
Neuralgia, Toothache, Faeeache 25
g Ia AeaSiaches, SICK Headache, Vertigo 70
10 Dyepc 9sia, Bilious Stomach rs
II smppressed or painful Periods, 25
II Whites, too profise perIads q
IL rOup, Cough. difficult Breathing, o.
IA :. 90 IL st Eseus0 i Erysipelas, Eruptions %
10 ksheu1aiisfsi. Rheumatic Pains, 25
70 Fever ~ Agne, Chill Fever, Ague so
IL Piles, blind or bleeding. SO
IL thalmy, aud sore or weak eyes, so
-" IL eiataFrh, acute or crOnic, Influenza. 30
20 WheOping Cough, violent Coughs 80
II Asthma. Oppressed Breathing, 60
22 Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing, so
Is scf afuia, eniargedH lands, ,SweiiiIgs, 80
"24 :. General Debhy, ,Physi alWeakness, 0
% DrOPsy, and scanty Secreiions so
25 seasickness, sickness from riding, so
Y Kidney Disease, Gravel, so
* Nervous Debility, seminal
Emissions. Involuntary Dis-a
% f" sose Mouth, oanker. so So
20 Urinary sye.aness, wetting bed, so
81 Fatnfni SerfcGs, with Spasms, 80
~ Su1erings at Change Of life. l 90
50 Epit.psy .Spisms, ST. Vitus' nance 90
81 DiphIheris, ,ueerated Sore ThroSf. so
FAMILY CASES
OF 3J large viaIs, morocco ease,
containing specific for every
ordinary disease "A family Is SUBJ
ject TO, ana :, book Of directions, $40 90
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
win 20 to ~ walls .........,.. from S5 to $S
Specifies tor all t-rivaic Diseases, both
Tor Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls aud pocket cases, ,....ss to SIS
~ These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent TO any part OF the Country, by mail or express
free OF charge on receipt fthe price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOMEOPATHIC RaEDKCiNE CenEp Y
Office and Denot No 560 .I&,.oaau,ax, NJ
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily vt his office
personally or by letter as above, tor all forms Of dis,
cases. 7rf gssfNi, = -.
II. SweetzOr and Crosman q, Co. Aseu.s
dc6eod1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-19

PORTLAND, ME-, Nov IS, 1867.
Messrs b. r. Croasdale s. Co.:
The Phosphate has given perfect satisfaction in
every case save One and in fields where it has been
used it can be plainly distinguished by the superior
growth and color OF the crops
YouIs, A. +. LUNT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-19
Child to be AdOpted.

A VERY healthy and handsome female child will
n be given away Internationally to any reliable
a mily. Enquire at this office mar9df
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CROASD4LE,S
Genuine Super Phosphate.
The Standard Fertilizer for all
Crops.
Richer in AmMoni and II EehokphOrfc Acid
than amy Fertilizer IN the Market.
EACH PACKAGE BEARING BRAND
Standard Guaranteed 6p Prot. james c. Broth
Chemical y. s. Mint PhiladeIDt;a


STETsoN, Maine, Nov. q, ~.
Messrs. B. r. Croasdale & Co. 10f North Lei Ay.
Phifa.-I have just returned from an absence of
some SIX weeks or your letter should have been an
swered sooner, can saw in reference 10 10 YOUR
Super phosphate thai have ei the Phosphate Of
two oiher Manufacturers, and have never received
as much benefit from any as from his Ii sold il to
twenty-one farmers and they all say it is the best
120 lbs. to the acre. and it increased The crop one
third to one-ftth part. used it my oats and
the piece o. ground was run down and worn out
the oats were about thee four inchss hight
changed the color at once, became dark and stout
had splend d crop. can raise good corn with
SIX dollars worth to one acre as l with eight
cords OF manure l will send you the test alnony OF
my neighbors soon. think can sell from 50 to 100
tons. How soon can you ship it? think now April
will be soon enough
Yours &c NJ t. RICE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-19

STETsoN, Maine, Feb. 18th 1865
This certifies that used Croasdale's Super Phos-
phate last and believe it creased my
crop one third at least, left part of the piece
without and all manured alike.
DANIEL GOODWIN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-19
Dissolution.

THE coparnership heretofore existing undo the
l. name of Il. Ii. CHASE ~ CO.. is disso lved by
mutua consent. An the affairs OF the late firm viii
be settled by LEWIS, CHASE & WIFI rTEN who
occupy the old tand of E. II. Chase & Co.
L. H. CHASE. It. q. LEWIS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-19

A bill to provide for the gradual resumption
OF specie payments.
Be 1t enacted bY the Senate and House of Rem
TeSeRtdtiUes of the United States of Aniei1ca in
Congress assembled hat on and after the 1st
day OF May, 1868, the United States notes now
outstanding SHALL when received in the course
OF ordinary transactions at the Treasury of
the United States, be DESTROYED under the di-
reetion of the Secretary OF the Treasury, and
In lieu thereof the Secretary of the Treasury
is hereby authorized and directed to issue new
United States notes of the same denomina
tions as those in lieu of which they are issued,
payable in coin, on demand, at the Treasury
of the United States, at and after one year
from date; and all notes of national banks so
received ut the Treasury shall under such reg
uations as the Secretary shall prescribe, De
redeemed by the banks issuing the same III
United States legal-teuder notes, and the last
named notes when received at the Treasury
shall be destroyed, and in their stead notes
authorized by this act shall be issued as mere
inbefore provided. The whole amount OF the
new notes authorized by this section shali not
exceed the amount of United States notes
now outstanding, exclusive OF iractionai cur
rency.
authorized by this act shall be legal tender for
the redemption OF national Dank notes, and
for all other purposes by and to all parties, ex-
cent bv the United States, in payment of 9TH
or sTcb notes as have already matured, or in
| navment of the interest ON the public debt
| where such interest is now, or hereafter NAV
| be, payable according to law in coin; and also
| except before maturity in payment to the Uni
ted States for duties on imports. And in case
OF the receipt at the Treasury before or after
maturity, or the redemption at and after ma
turity, OF any Of the notes authorized by this
act, the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and directed to reissue the notes so
received or redeemed, or 10 issue an equal
amount and no more, Of other like notes, pay.
able as hereinbefore provided, on demand, at
and after one year from date, except "s pio'iu-
ed for in section three of this act
SEo'3 And be 10 further enacted, That the
| Secretary of the Treasury is hereby author
;Zed aiter the payment in specie herein pro-
yided for shall have actually commenced, at
his discretion, to issue the notes hereby au-
tborized for periods of less than one year, but
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

tbs Of Committee on Tnvtatcost said ladies cay 10
me don't serd ue any vino smokes chews" (Isx
preston OF approval and disapproval No action
taken upon the motion. The Rev. = w. Hare believed
at each member OF the Conference shod be requested
70 deport himself ar gentleman lLaughterJ Ths
venerable Marvin Richardson OF Pouebkeepse. Who has
been 10 the Ministry GO years. teB addressed the
Conference I'M q feeling IGann.r The lay dele
gates were n6Xt introduced 10 the clergy.
The committees met In tho Afternoon amd transsctes
such mateB came before them The Csnieronee Sog
mon was preached in the evening by the Rev. :. -
Brown of the BedfOr1st ChlUrh IN this city. The nj
tendance very large. and the rm0n wss stenud ~
with rapt, and IN many instances, fearful ottentlon
EEW YORK HAST A.. T.. CONIEREhct-
The New-HOrk East Conference began its twentletle
session 40 o'clock yesterday morning IN th0 church 80
the Of Green ana N8sin q tOn-ayCs. Services
opened Is prayer by Bishop n. T. Iares This Rev O.
W Woodruff then called the roll. This gentleman Wa
shortly aferwar elected ecreiary. The hours Of sea
siOu o. tho Conference we're tixcd from unu n
daily On notion the usual commuters were appointed
discussion nov followed upon the appointment Of lay
delegarss. motion fualy prevailed that the On ar
appoint committee Of five On lay delegates. On Friday
the 3D. there reunion Of tho NcWYork aud the
New YORK East Conferences az the 81 Pau.s rs h.
Churh Ia Iuurthavc., rs Y. Upon motfca the Oosicr.
enCe Adjourned az IL m.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

The CynOcephalus continues TO draw crowds
e. bs Cirlus Good audiences attend the White tawn
H. Fbla, ROsedae" Is drawing crowds az Wallack's.
kIs Belle HeoDe" a nightly witnessed by multitude Of
hpghers z the French Tleater.
4 AZ the New York Theater, the several mem
bers Of the company are taking Benefits. Dir. G.. II.
aro oae on Tuesday and Mr.. Rynar took one last
Lht TfisoVening Mr g. g. BOniface ls 70 DE the bene-
&tAry and Ne observe that he viii play Hamlet Miss
ID Vernon vill persOBate the queen .
.HOm American Cousin at Home Is IN re-
kal AZ flle Broadway Theater, Where 10 VIII De pro
Ntooa next Monday succeeding joe" Ihe latter piece
8in have had a run OF two weeks. Mr.. Chanirau, on
Hdfse viii enact the Cousin. His engagement here VIII
4nnste a. tho end Of next week After that viii come
- and MrG Barney Williams ia irish Drama.
ktdttle Ntela Ravel has appeared at the Olympic
Aator, tue Ballet and made very pleasant impres
Pa Her fairy dance In particular, ~ delicate piece
aFt. and somewhat amusing tOO-as curious inian
He copy Of 6bs feats of elder dancers Mr. Lacy, the
HAeoqUu haa sufficiently recovered from his recent IN
70 70 resBpear ln the PantOmiIne ana be was vel
Aaaad bgck ~ Monday eYOniug.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Toaal 9,l67

In Ie GeI5ra Assembly % Of the 81 senators are 1e-
yn,6Ics,. o Vacancies; g. Of the % BeUt-ent1ives
80 Rppr lszns-twO vacaucic The result ung'ugltHi
sesIres e reelection OF William sprague % me bhJco
~ IIssoeiate1 Press Rerorl
FuovuuIs-g April Gov. Burnside has majority OF
~ ,sb-s ne returns from tine missing town Block
Wsand y eighty increase This is gain Oi 100 OF geo
Eor the I.quucans last year. The following H the
vote: ,-r-
Buns Dr. Republican s'.65
T5rres. .samuCrat. 'os0
Trsvid.t.-s city gives Burnside 26l9 ana flerct lg
The state legislature VIII stand: senate - Etpnb-
~ sss Democrats; in two districts ID" cioce'
Tbe A,-,.ly will be largely favor OF inc rr"lecto
Aof Senate ~TIagIe.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
THE NETWORK NJ J.. CONFERENCES.

The annual New-lork Conference "' ~"
,te,nodst Episcopa Church convened yesterday u'ofu
inc at the First Methodist Episcopal Chnfen' 'hupu
rcJ.and.tweutyGfth-st, near Thrd-a'e b'suoP ''''A
ure.idine. The Bishop member" " tn's conferences
,,,, Ists to 1854 at which timc ne was nec'olo r. ~
i.,,c,- gter tho usual devotional oAtrtisre' thf
, was called aud large number OF dceea.cs r.spoau-
~ ~, ,bcr names. The lay attendance was
ca 10 'n'' Tile gallery filed with ladies
very nJ IN take q deep interest IN tho proceeding
N.Y. NJ - ~ "a chadwick WAS elected sccleIlr3, an
Inv arr, and Alex Mclean assistants Tito star
a. a. n ommitccs were appointed and Special t0mmit'hes
on Tho state OF the Country lay psaS,i, !. a,.. on,
,6 Fnreien Christian UniOn," conference Sermons
Snd Publie Worship" The following proachiIs were
Un,nn " T. Brush Angelo Ostrander. Jofh j. Dean
n Tickle j. III. LOomis G. IL key ynelds Jho hoegah
" "a pbUps Geo b. Clarke. A SPICY debAte sprung uT
o. motion requesting the members 20 9esiSt from tie
sc or onAccC Yhle GURttcred "a guests Dr Forrs "'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Anolhcr Grcal Cnrr
OF CONSUMpTfON EN
py SCUENCK'N NIIDTCI y ~.


N..-Ynsr. Sos. 20, isfi
u D "a ,,,.,., >,. consider ta. e,r'es Go y'' -
t Cor t.. ,ar .,ssi rurr sssl~ asfu-. via, he rui"
,rcyIC SyRlp ,RtWTFp TONIC .rd NiNrAKE PILLS. hav"
l En- -, ~ c.s From th. hg.rl- o tle yeas 1901 90 "'H
cough 10, f,1l r-as. during alca time she rad
he care o tfo pl lsc-A Eos ever, a Nogember i's' s
~ s .ld sss sousuo l.l h ,i e plyse'fs gave 80 ="
l. r ever st-ir v .s c.e- l.-e aa Anorief no e''
4 tb.f time ras Sssl br boz ,1rcs H 70 'r fs ' e ~ 49,
r,ei,, add, lsyo a ON. ssrt rU.ial s..i, and W'c""
~ nat l,,e sacl loarr Hi, .r ooe sh ' her 70 2" H""'
~ =, ,teisI q, c,; ba Hss ssf. before sh" e''' sr
@ f tb ,o,asc ed ,ae good rHat o .ar 81" 'oai 'i'""
f.., ana .e .. oIcc ciri aloa ' lai an e"'lu''"
,ti . known E..uirotl,' E f'e result i,a. promise o.
~ , Go e her. So Js Gre "a l l' Fa-'i'e mf"''"''
M M recovered eoo asal sai Ir. 20 s'-t' a1" say h-i
IN, nos, perfsct a~i It.h s.t" sens 'aiit "'a''''
lai beg son Go accept m. SINCERE 'lanA-
81, ouy s1totr now =. o rsse be- cA9.'.' A"'"' IT, 0%
n,t DE ,,oe Of vow, ss,- -, b. roa .1.g Alo~" 's' "'
fs. nd,iIe-, ,o pa,a..us. N'.. r,''c.'.
iOpiS yOfGtL
,lislS.saoi o. s-,ss .,p Sar'".s..
Pier SO % 5.1. -s lui.ca e.. y *.
u....-s,. st, .3 I,t-f.. ursT Np.a-.
p. ca. consult ps SCHENCg pro.s,' oa' s br E"'f' No
. ft4 y....Y.. every TCE>Dti. .t'p g. " "i' H. AZ
- a. ., .a,-.. irf l fo.'..a e7lHaf'f '' ths '"sa
... t ,,.,.,....r -. Pr o ts r.rs' s. ' t' Se'"es"
1 ., ~ 30 o~r H.. -, 20 Goo it t'tc Nsnars' ''n
., ,at. pel is,, S.a Co., ,rus-e rstf -- JOB ''i'' '
,i.,.. h obtained s. I.oon.. N... fo.. Nea-i"A
American in-f,tnrr.-r- 1ief.'e r.h Stl me- -
rtbt..sgf ElENtNC a. hocu'a o. "'a '' ~ . s,.,fiIk
A.r. examination o. ntf rNfit".- Ns -
pr ARt, ANDRENS es. uI ai, On ss'',n ' ' ,' ~,
r. r. 'I's'i 'Isid ~ %. riLLNAA. Chsinaaa
,...,,,,,,. 4, ,..l,.o of co., hsatuie vih 3, bsd
duiS 'lh'N'-' '''' fi.AAh ao0Ei. Rec Ses
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
lTER

CAPpFyTYE-O1 welaesdsv April U.arj o. i"fd y '"s
Christine tarrerief. II years f'cftI
Tie r. ,tivr. iani ., G '" si ' -f
on FRIDAY o'clock from the re 1eure ed" o. f't II" i'S
race (Iidssl Brooklyn, b. d.
DlI-0a Tues4l March 81 Flres. n- Ir- iae s'' - "
,, % ie I.ta residence 40 Q. Be.-e-.. a. Ttu'' hg'f
O'Clock q
DOW-Ou Wel1es3a. Aurl Edssr' s. Dor .u DID, 'l f's
ferf. invited i M U - .in' . H'i. r .er
U n, ntber T. Dssl.no, p-fe w. J "a ird'' q. "e'N.
rUYN P.etslU on Frda. Mare =. s D.. wife oi iienn -
pps... auI d.urbIef o.. William ALHrse
P4EFFltst Pgri Arho., Wrla,. a"rfal Apf' D. ''H'
PARKER sacds2 ari month
q friends ard ,rs Of family nri in .a hs iuer'i
:, St pc.rrs Church Perth Auhov a = O'Clock w. " N.'"'s
Au-s IIe Perth Aujoy et , 'ot of ''r'."' -
90 iO.lua n.i returning Of p m.
PAGF-A S,cn-csdt N. T.. Ta-,. Nlfr' 5 Aou" Pace
Farerl services DO Prtsi era tli'-. "a N' 'r''"'-
April Z. al (. oc.ocr
sANDs-Saadel oa Taeay March g. OF John ~ N.ai-
ne ea6. d relative. Of he ny. 'od tse ssrH es o. ise
Pie department rcsr'li' Ih'it'' ' N' -
f9rer nom sichaefs Episcopal Ghu c o b,araf aa
Eaet-riltltsL 90 .taJ. Arai q. o. D. o'g.oti.
Esusss paDeT prasr COPE
SIHFFIELp-iu Safhr5ok, Celn Nr'd' or'i' Mfr' =
Aros SLelirAl. srei ~ ref't si t.e, "A
uirlropgsumous E0elel,t Wald- q" Toledo. o." 90 ' 's
81 BIS 49,, ., tse,
ZtgRISKR-Fell sseap Jesus. iuss uo'e hsfi ~ s,'
(orr Francis Zabris your-s o itpus sln h@ahe' %
hr.,sie. sred e sj Weltoi. ..,..-t
Tr rf tho lslIy Iatssi w'f t'N'
the lnreri ds,. oc0ca. tu gl '-.cA 60 's' -
l.eeekfr ira Ws,' Tenth t.. aitIolt t l'es' 'oirr
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
L1rEsr GkYER4L AEUM
lB Teeu


cen Grants Artillerr School, at Fortress
Mouroe was formally opened yesteGay,
The Webster Wooden Mil, in Sabatus.
Ne. Was burned OI Monday night
The ST. Louis SpIutualI,t> celebrated
Tuesday, aud were addr' ,-eo hJ Mics hyr. "heciogh
The canals are 10 hc opened May the
Eastern Division OF the Erie on fh' s0fu inst.
A large livery stable was burned M ST.
John N H. ~ to-day. ana Sis horses perishrd Loss
Aic>srs Thomc y Dresser shoe manu-
factory ana 1r Peter dresser, hrrr, iu Lewiston M'
were burned 0u Iucsday night.
.. The New orb Senate confirmed le~ler-
dny Nr. Iumcs a. Bel oI Jefferson County tobs Auditor
the Canal Department. n place 81 NaiHni = Benton
- The first schooner al the season from
Euhilo for M!waulcc arrived 7t Port tcnofnc " Tues
The workincmcn in the railroad and
other shops Cleveland have struck against on Increase
Of tirr without spending increase OF pay.
90. Sergeant Bates. carving the L. ). flag
arrived u Raleigh Yesterday. lie Na7 received b' lht
1T is expected in Richmond that GEN
Sclufeld viii remove Gen. r."rponi, Mayor Ma}" aud
CITY Sergeant JInma, L. Dudley.
Perry W Chaunccy the AGED assistant
keeper Of the Whale.bacb Lght Iiouse. on The New
Hgnp hire coat. has been arrested iur serious assault
uuoH lhe Keepers daughter. aged H.
John Gauche, wealthy merchant and
wen known as q member Of he New OrIcuI, Common
morning.
Ten. Barry has prohibited the salc ot
lqor 20 Fortress Monroe except 'v the sutlcr win" may
se ,eer in such ,uianttc, shall hc approved ~ Mr
commanding officer Consequently the hyFcn" I"ir' '
10 ID. closed.
The New England Methodist Conference
ha- adopted % memorial tO Congress asking that uir
Methodist clergy may bee appointed az chaplains in
tho amy aud navy, and n the uai"udl educational ~
siituliOu..
Charles Smith. 2 Maine farmer was
Knocked down and robbed in lrnyidenca, 0h Tuesday
eycuug and left unconscious On the railway track hut
h recovered hs senses Just prev0us he arrival ~ The
Boston train, and escaped DEATH
I'm the Mississippi Constitutional Conven-
tiou Yesterday the grafton Committee submitted b
plan 6f grafton. which provides lof forming stccs
company who's Otec shall pc 10 purchase lease, and
improve iand.
In the Virginia Constitutional COnycn-
ton Yesterday Judge Underwood denied that he offered
any r{he 10 the Executive Committee. 20 he paid by Mr.
Sprggue If they would favor Nr Chase FOR President.
colOrsd member was in tie chair.
"A. A. Bradley, cOlOrcd lawyer, Is dis
triDuting In savannah circular warning Dll bad men
who threaten the lives Of the leaders and nominees ~ tht
Republican party and Of the President aud nombrr o
the Union League OF America.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
LETTER FROM EX-Goy sEYNouE.

hI.I ... '''.t
pr,r Su,. Yon will show some surprise that
NJ. ta,,r mo- notice oil silly fal,ehood put ON ny
Iig OHIO state yyta0 and going the rounds "l ihr ~
,,,,tic., iournal- that am not candidate iof ""
presdecy becaisr there i- prool hat, IN is'i Wds "
r1rfilenfial cnrrcspOndencc with The lehc '"uin,
.fouprs Ina Canada have found tlai puths u""n "''
SANDER ALWAYS gives birth ~ another ana tutA IiN5
rsr Inn decree You that am now chHrseo @ W,ll o
tro.t.ou The story absurd on as idtt 'Vic VIZ VIZ.
claiming 10 have boon iuformcr SAWS ne S'il so
satemeut. showing guilt "u nv pir,. !" w. s,d'o
rtn,eUt which wsrr not believed. rms irA< lht '"I
Icfer ot the man. Mr. -cward~ hostility Ia IRE IS VIZ
known The state department Would hoI lr"uTu P ,n
,h,ut fhr pcrury in There pausiDlntt' iu' uliu
49, va oi,,ctcd of false swearing against Col N"rlh
was tracked to that ohice Nhch " llu',&t & M "a or,
Int md thai of other innocent men. never h'u ~,
ntidrntial spOudcnce with MfssS Gay an" ii"
comb / do not know them. II ever, ] a, aHy y.a' e,'
rt. tn either of them it mus, have been some hiicf
torU,o matter oi which have not thc shShte,I Irc",
ilto Wbat was sworn to made up by MI SeNat" '
t In nnr kuoV.. hut think the public would h' I"
ap ap,ad nv "a yi. of the system ot niorineis alu -,
Jury In use during the past s''cn cars "''' ~
raid bare by % new AdministIatluh' - ,.....,l.,.
EGrd, March 2'. lsoN. 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
lEMY GlzETTE.

W,snuNGJoN. April i.-Maior-tien. ". - liancocs.
who asssso conn .d Msrr Division o te Au.scS Toes
dsr male sanouscroents TODAY iolpse - .
r,vst Iseu Col " g. Mitchell Captain s7I iuiit hhef.
Cam to b. Acting Assistant Ad General 81 hcatpres hh
iarr Division Of tie Atlantic AMI B.tye MsorCfn , Carroll.
Coouel Dist Infantry o be Actls Assistant ia's'eJfe"
eftl
Gen NcFsrn Chff Quaftsniero Of te Dcp4rpe' Is esesgrA
ssrc,us bln De used IS the permanent hednadfs o. "e"
Hancock
Iert f funlry. aa6 hsssai "a sa Ws
IalnLsoA I. y A. hagr nsigneI
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
YEW-YORR.

T,ii TOWN ELECTIONS II WEsTCHEsIEE'
The re-urns now indicate Democratic ma-
ty o. r, n the Board Of Supervisors the Democrats
.iuin i C8rflandt, scarsdale Eastchester and New
Roobelie xsd tho Republicans gaining in Poundr1dse
..ad Man.aroueck. COrtlaudt elects Coffin : Brown'
iner 4rs,isOr and the whole Democratic teket by @y
kn.Ioritv -{e gave 1T Democratic majority last ran
JY0nkrrs m lobly She cast the largest vote 10y so ever
.ss III Nor Town election. In the face OF COYetheau
S,sio-ity W Fal Gf 2y7 she reelected Ethan ELge 80
k5sryior i,, majority OF 2ls. The Republicans eject
kher Is4 commissioner. two OFer-ecrs on The f0pi'
knd sevcr sonstables. Below Is correct list oi the a'
ls,ervi.gr- .s.gtgU
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
NJ 80 oF MArnlcE LANEnGAN.

ALBANY, April 1.-The Court Of Appeals has
.eryed dec son in the ease OF Maurice lanergan, no"
In the Tombs under ientencr 0i death. Lanersah ana
wife dwelt on the second floor o tenement mouse
NJ "a Wssbingtonst Nsw-YOrk, and on the 10th Of
March ls67 the husband who WIS m liquor thrcalehtu
10 kill his wife lie taken home drunk Later h ili' ~
,uIrg bov 1W hltn heating his wife, aud at about 10
o'clock that evening dead body was fOuhd I'D ha uon
,uOckiugy bruised. Aftcr trial Whch coshineu n''l
HANGED on The nh OF August nut ms counsel r"cu'u
writ oil error and he awaits tue 'ouft oi Ap""''
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New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

Mis-. Coates OF Trenton WAS an tlr IlSl li. cai
of train returning from New YORK. WHeh SUM i i"
bt "a baudkerc hief mprreuated with puhgeut sn''i
,,er hcr fee by which she was Instantly trluclcu W., u
s.iot,s She ran OF the after slthts'' ~
,,e1 IN A INST us the carsRas stopping at kahWsy a,'t
"as ir,nUp,g wildly up the track when secured. az,
,.,oeg was taken from her person, and NDVW VIZ
s ,,oe to mil heavy gold ring from nor hnert. h,
49, ,r emf and torn the bosom and packets hehS cnl
opcn by the thieves. IL y dOnptIW T" '"' w.
trom tho effects OF tho chlOroiOrm
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

4 uivate exhibition Oi q panorama al the
war was GIVEN az the HALL No af Bruadw1y corner "
Tcnfy yhrds last evening. The panorama represents
the decisive battles ana incidents Of the war u CON
ursed according 10 he programme. "elHbofatey finished
naptngs drawn with street Geographical ana historic
accurcy The siege Fort sumter the naval action IN
Mobile Bay with Farragut portrayed IN hs famous posi-
lion IN tho rigging; the attack on IE IElbtNL oilce
she,dau ride TO Winchester. the surrender Of Lee IA
Grant uudcr the gpple trecheso were the most popular
ccneS in The Dauorqma Goodrich acted inerprc
ter Of the panorama and very lucldy and ecQeuty e2
paiped The dI1egea1 llegE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
political ITEMS.

The Louisiana Democratic Central tdmmiiie'
iif,l,.i 'hc ticket nominated 10y tncm and re
commend m meeting OF the various Nurd clup. 10 ch"o-
delegate, 90 the city aud Parish convention l." meet
ami 10 decide tine question of local nominations
pnlitic1I excitement Is intense all over North
Caroua Both candidates Tor Governor ana othef Ndu-
Inc mon are canyssug tine state Tie orators 9i' "''i'
ering a0O spcrchr, daily