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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-08
WASHINGTON.
ARKANSAS ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, May lit is understood the
Senate has determined to adjourn as Court
till Monday, and to take a vote on TUESDAY.
The members will be allowed to lille their opln-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
tBy Telegraph ]

IBy Telegraph
Gen. Meade has gone to Florida
....U. S. Treasurer Spinner has recovered
and resumed his duties.
.... The Hibernian sailed from Portland, and
the Java arrived there yesterday.
... The st. Louis City Council has repealed
the Sunday law over the Mayors Veto
The cigar makers of st. Louis have re-
solved that stamps cannot be affixed to cigars
.... The Philadelphia Grand Jury has found
true bills against newsdeaers who have sold indecent
pictorials.
Roswell Cary of Wisconsin, Acting United
States DstrctAtorney at Nashville, Tenn died on Fri
day night.
The Nashville city authorities borrowed
5000 on Saturday pay their employees larger sum
is needed.
st. Louis has instructed her representa-
tyes Congress 10 urge the removal OF the natOhhi
capital to that city.
Horace Greeley lectured in Cincinnati on
Friday night and in Dayton on saturday night BUD
ject "Self-made Men,"
The Concord railroad conductors, who are
alleged to have retained railroad fares to large amount
are TO be put on trial Oh Tuesday
Col. G. S. Gibbinss wife was killed in
Galveston on Saturday by leapng from her carriage
while the horses were running away.
California has instructed her representa-
ton at washington 10 favor the British Columbian
scheme Of annexation to the United States. -
The China steamship Great Republic
arrived at San Francisco yesterday with 10 passengers
for NewYork II for San Francisco, and S7b Chhaheh ia
the steerage.
A movement in Philadelphia seeks TO
take the management OF Grard College from the hands
OF politicians and give il to permanent Board OF Dl-
Judge Dobbin, of Baltimore, has rendered
decision asserting the right OF broker when he is d.
rected to purchase stock time for customer TO place
such stock his own name ana retain " III Sueh cohu
tion until 1t Is settled for.
Judge Underwood of Virginia has re-
manded Churchwell Combs to the custody Of the military
He decided that Congress- which the war making pow
has yet declared peace, and the country being IN
state OF Rrmstice the civil courts have right 10 take
prisoner military custody. The case goes up to
the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
Nth CONGRESs-SEcoND SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHIH0TON. Saturday Feb. Is, 1883
The SPEAKER presented communications
from tho Secretary Of the Treasury with the report the
House Board on the subject OF beacon at Long
beach Bar Committee on Commerce
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Mr.. CHAELER Dem New -York)-Of certain citizens
OF NevYOrk In behalf OF midshipmen who may hereafter
graduate from the United states Naval Academy.
Mr. MILLER lRep., PennlOf citizens OF pennsylvania
adjustment of the Revenue laws, 80 as 70
keep tho balance Of trade In favor OF the United states
Mr.. WASHBURHE tRep., Mass.l-FrOm manufacturers
Northampton Clinton, and NOrthbOrO, Mass, asking
a reduction the expenses OF the Government and
the removal Of the internal tax ON manufactures Ways
and Means.
Mr.. JENCKEs 12ep.. H. Il-Resolutions Of the Rhode
Island legislature relative 10 the obstruction OF the har
Dor OF Block Island. Committee on Commerce.
KENTUCKY ELBCTIOH CASE.
Ibe House resumed the consideration OF the election
from the lid Congressional District OF Kentucky
The contestant Mr. Samuel L. smith, beng entitled 70 the
AOOr.
Mr. SMITH addressed the House. insisting upon the
public Importance Of the question involved and dlScaim
1ng personal motives In bis contest for seat He spoke
t"o hOOrs and undertook 10 show, by argument and
1eierence 70 English precedents mat the votes cast for
Grown hDono not De counted at ALL because OF Browns
lBeiRbltY ano that he cmithl, having received the
seat.
MT TRIMBLE niep Tenn) }. on behalf Of Brown. hurled
BACK ~ enmany and false. all nsnuat0ns against the
honor o. loyalty OF that gentleman.
Af' VAS" III. desiring to put q stop to
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
POLITICAL.
TOWN ELECTIONS IN EEw-yoRK

TOWN ELECTIONS IN ERw-YORK.
Broome County elects l3 Republican and 7
Herkmer County has 10 Republicans and Democrats.
Ihe Democratic gains are Norway. OHIO and Warren.
ana were made railroad and other local issues They
an Went democratic last FALL 80 that there political
significance 70 be attached to the result
montgomery County elects three Republicans and
dam. -
Otsego County has 1S Republicans and n Democrats
me hepnDicans gam Otsego and Unadia and lose De-
calur, Maryland, Milford. Otego ROseboOm, WestfOrd
ana MOrceser-a net loss OF five. The result turned
aeey on the railroad question. All these tOwns except
hosebOOm, went Democratic last Fall
oJeuDen County returns incomplete show a Republican
supervisor IN Corning first time in five years The town
OF eaton goes Republican by 100 majority. In Hornby
most OF the Republican ticket elected the Supervisor
rs independent. In HOrnellsve the Republican Super.
sor was chosen by 22S majority the Democrats carried
he rest OF the ticket Cameron, Caniseo, Greenwood
snd Bah elect Republicans; and Hartsyille West Union.
fremont South Dansyile and Addison choose Democrats
OF Lawrence County elects 2 Republicans ana three
democrats The Democrats make great rejoicing over
tne gam by two majority, OF the town OF OswegO ana
Chenung County elects four Republicans and seven Dem
Ocras with six 10 be chosen in the city OF Era
the Sd OF March
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
RELIGIOUS.
IE REV. oRYmLE DEWEY.


The Rev. Orville Dewey, ID. d., supplied the
pulpit at All Souls Church tthe Rev. II. W. Belowss)
yesterday morning and evening The text OF the evening
discourse was selected from the With chapter Of the Gospel
OF John being the IIxyth And Jesus said unto
them am the bread Of life he that cometh 10 shall
never hunger; and he that belieyeh In shall never
thirst" - =,
The preacher said he desired 10 call attention TO certain
passaRes In chapter, In which Jesus set forth the
Grandeur OF the deslgn and work In which he was
engaged The author Of Ecce Homo" In considering
these and similar passages reached tire conclusion that
not only did they Indicate that the spirit Of Christ should
become universal but that He should personally reign
over the righteous He, the preacher did not accept
which seemed to deraet from the supreme
glory and majesty Of God II seemed him that the
rneann0 Of Christ that the spirit OF which he
nrexminently the embodiment, should reign among
men Cnrist called an men TO believe In Him
that ia in the doctrines which He taught thus
onIv oould they become heirs OF eternal nfe that
s sndurpg happiness It sometimes seemed In this chap
Ter az N Christ assumed TO Himseh superiority 1T vari
ance with the usual humility OF His character. But
shonld be noted that everything which He claims for
Wimsen He refers the Father The pride OF holiness
and the 10Y Of holiness arc essentially different and no
trace Of The former appears the life OF Savior.
Jesns calls men initiate His life as the only true way TO
Senniness SO Christian parent would his erring
10 abandon wicked course and return TO tho teach
ns OF his youth Should not He who than any knew
the nnspeakable blessedDces Of q life OF purity
and virtue, SIMILAR manner urge sinners TO come to
Him and initiate his eHampef Anearnest tender nature
csnnoi speak alwaysin theses must adopia moreEsr'
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.

Ihe Department OF Education mas BuDmltLtU
the following report OF the work done last year:
Report on the system OF Public in the District
Of Columbia together with account the system OF
public instruction In the principal cities Of the United
States A document OF go pages.
Report on the School Codes Of the United States
bracig the school law Of each State. with all the
snbse0uent and the law 1t stood the
1t of January 1858 with all the provisions which have
been made In the successive Constitutions OF each State
on the subject OF schools and education.
Report on the National Land Grants to the several
States for educational purposes.
Grants for Colleges OF Agriculture and the Mechanic
Aria with an account Of the institutions which have
grants.
Report on Institutions and Agencies for the profes-
siOnsl education of teachers In the several States.
Report the Principles Of School Agriculture, with
plans illustrative OF the internal arrangement Ventila-
ton and warming Of buildings designed for educational
Plans for Graded Schools with $50 wood cuts.
Report National Education IN Germany. swtzer-
Zurich.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

A writer to The Cincinnati Gazette, referring
70 the prominence OF Schuyler Colfax Presidential
candidate remarks that he belongs 10 class whose
power IS invariably undcrraed until brought 10 some
test lie claims that the public have been wrongly
made TO believe that he is simply CHEEKY, good
not remarkable for force breadth and depth OF
character ana against this cites the fact that for three
Congressional terms while the most important questions
presented 10 their consideration he chosen TO
preside over their deliberations and conduct their de-
bates with proper deeorum and dignity He states that
difficult case, and VI prompt decision an intuitive per
cepon OF what Is needed and how 1t be done Mr..
COlfaX has DO superior among our public men He Is
thoroughly practical working right 70 definite ends
with great executive force Of endurance and an
unwearled attention to the details OF business.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
TENNESSEE.
rHr nrMocRArIc srArE CoNYrNrIoN.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb 15.-The COnser-
vative State Convention met here tonight, aud adopted
resolutions looking to a thorough organization through
the State warmly indorsing the administration Of
President Johnson declaring the Government estab
shed to give protection 10 the political rights aud mate
rial interests Of the white race and that 1t should he
administered proposing to unite with the Democratic
party of the UnOn all others In opposition to the
existing Congressional despOtism In relation to the
Presidency, the following resolution adopted:
That johnson the Of the Democratic Con
servsye people Tennessee for the Presidency Of the United states
he will their cordial aud
support They will however II other who Is true
liberties the people b.
by the Democratic Convention cheery and
yield him q hearty and enthusA support.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
THE NEw-HAvEN AND DERBY RAILROAD STRIKE.

NEwHAvEN, Feb. 16.-The report of strike
and serious disturbance is without foundation. few
men, dissatisfied with the paid by the suDcOn-
tractors-N rs per dAy-refused TO work, and made
threats. No serious demonstrations made nor were
pistols used Other have been at work since with
mOlestaton The contractors have more applicants
for work than they employ. One hundred men are
engaged the line and the ground Is broken at several
points George d. Chapman, the contractor, expects 10
complete the work within II moDhs The road viii
neo at Derby with the proposed line TO Turner's Station
on the Erie Railway via the Hudson River Suspension
Bridge
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

The Norwich and Worcester Railroad freight
house Danelsonvlle destroyed with its contents,
last night.
Mr. Daniel Smiths residence and bakery on
sixthst Cine innati. destroyed yesterday; loss
$4,000 Dwellings adjoining the bakery and stable In
the damaged by fire and water Several valua
Bile horses perished.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
SUMMARY OF SATURDAYS ST. LOUIS NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 16.-The suit pending between
Geo W. Pomeroy OF Eew-York and Vim. II. Benton OF
st. Louis for 81 100000 VIII be compromised
Emil Bessehl, a popular saloon keeper, was
robbed last night OF 5000 in silverware and
diamonds. "A bill cediDg q tract 10 miles square
south OF ST. Louis for site for national Capital
introduced IN the Lower House Of the Legislature
yesterday, and referred 10 the Committee on Fed
eral Relations -. The Democrats and Radicals
busiy engaged in forming clubs fof the State and
National campaigns OF the coming Summer. Two mail
containing 5000 in drafts and money have been
stolen from the PostOfice here.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
THE WEATHER.

RExAREalsth MOrnngaIy. windy overcast l3O to 10
cloudy AhemoonVey baIy baI ha EIenlng-Vep haII,
10th MOrnuE-OyeAst cloudy cloudy Afternoon
VERY cloudy clear BvenngCar PeIos OF the Planes-Ths
planet This planet 10 the Of Sooo 1.-THE seorpon u
4 IS ts decnaion l9o Il Is about
will be { south Of the
morning March H. Its approaching the period
oftheir greatest operure OF l8o-7l.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
recorded observations Central
Obsestory Tor week ending Saturday Feb IS 1863
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

Total distance trAyeei ls5 3oi DAILY Mean. 2b2 t1lhne
RKnARKA-Snow duration, Oh 35 depth
produced 2lin 9th duration lh lon depth
dauon Of snowng raining h depth
an s7ls miles hour perpendicular tll on supehA foot
l6 aJ pounds aveoupos Lunar halo 10th liza
nearly perfect but sharply Defined inner dam 40 breadth ring
40 outer $40
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
FUNERAIS TO-DAY.

Couch Mira Catharine ST. Mary's Church. Granist
Dakn! Charles H., No. 1O9 Schermerhornst, Brooklyn
Dempsey, Michael KentAve., hyrtle-ave brooklgn
Riei Robert H. j. No. Hampdenst, Brooklyn.
Leach, Ms MARY j., No. q Ta5orst. BROOKLYN, X D.
Maabv Elizabeth Church Of the Holy CoumaaOa 5Thsyo
NAV Frederick Is West HOuston-st
McPeck, John. No l9 Cheryst
Norris. Thomas B., No. Nesbitt-st, Newark, n
Oakley James NJ. No u South Secondst Brooklyu D.
Rlabock, Mrs. Sarah r. No. 81 West Thirteentd-st
smith nrs CHARITY ST. Georges Church. Hampstead l.
Watts Victoria. SapletoB, staten Island
wilde Hasam j. Grand and De Hirtpaee Elizabeth. n ].
FUNERALS TOM MORROW.
Barclay Mrs Louss Matilda. Grace Chuci.
Underhil Mas Miriam D.. No - East TwenySeeoads ct
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
CANADIAN APPREHENeION on FENIAN RATps

TORONTO, Feb. 16.-Provincial gunbOats are
being made ready for service on the opening OF nayga
ton. They 10 be temporarily manned by naval
brigades now in commission gunbost is 10 be sta
toDed at Prescott Imperial gunboats 10 be ready
the Spring 70 assist In petroing the lakes
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
POLITICAL ITEMS.

pended on this year.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
,Rrponrs nj TEIxeKAPH. FEE. ls-sAE
DIED.

BRcKon saeaA Rsh 49, at No 20 BOudst Mrs the beloved rs
of Dr. sam1 7. X. Beck
Noles Of the funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
DESTRUCTION OF THE AMERICAN THEATER IN
SAN FRANCISCO

The American Theater, on Sansom-st., San
Francisco destroyed yesterday morning 1t was the
Oldest aud largest theater on the Pacinc Coast.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
DEATHS on SATURDAY

Aiuwick Mrs Ann No. % yarickst.
Barclay Mrs Lsusa Matilda
Couch Mrs Catharine No. 567 Grands st.
Dakin Charles H., No. 209 ScberneFhornst. BrOcklTs
Dempsey. Michael. Keotave BrooklTn.
Eitel, Robert H. j., No. Hampden st., BroOklfs
Gohau, James
Mackie Catharne No. % susseI-st. JERSEY CITY.
Mallaby, Mrs. Elizabeth. No. ia Wsverey place.
May Frederick No. Is West HOugonst
Myers, John M.
McPeck, John. No. I39 Cherry-ss.
Oakley James NJ. No "A South Seeoadss. BcookTn. D.
Patney Engene No. 81 East Tenth-sL
Schiles Richard, No q Greenwichst
Underhill Miss Marian D., No 70 Past Twenty ssoondSs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

cANpBHLLAt Rahs.J, " j. SATURDAY., FEB IS Ire os~sssn
aged 81
rsn chureh RshwsJ TUESDAY merit Feb u At sesek
Trains ea,e the Toe, d tsursndst s' o'clock n We ns
JeDey Railroad. ..t FHf .r'
DAksIa B,Oon on satard.y morning. Feb Is. Charles n'ha
HE friends and ,so.s =, s in bis sCo,hs,s,. srsses va
,n.vbor,. psaoli--' ~
Hudson n l., papeFs plesse copy
EssBLSTYEAt Red Heok Co. NY 90 wedaesia Fsb
II, Richard Bsseistyn. NJ d.. aged u ysan
BssRLSTYE-At Caveak Columbia Co. NJ T. on ThurssT Pea
l3 Robert Bsselsiyu. aged % years
PTZGBRALDA Leon Central Amerca wea.s.ay Jan Is ts
mary wife Of Fitzgerald and daughter Of john Porter ag3
10 yearl
NoRRs-Ou Tbursv Feb f3 at bis rsieacs in Keusrh g. J. NJ
Thomas B. Norris aged 30 years
The will be attended hom BIS late residence No. Sebnf
NJ j. Monday, Feb u AZ 10 CLOCK N The rranves
Of the family respectfully invited 70 aao lntefeas
Greenwood Cemetery.
oAKLEY-on Saturday Feb B James Oakley ia the sod rear %
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited to siteaa
The aps,sI AZ O'clock m on Mondav Feb H. from biz late rsss
Ne II Secondst Williamsburg L. without mr'aes
notice.
RIDABocK-ou Thursday 10 Sarah r. wife Of Frsisret Rid
The relatives and friends Of the family those Of her father Jho
Ross respectfully invited to attend Der fnnes on hSnoa ns
poc1 Feb H. at o'clock without further nVA'r no" oe' As
residence. No 81 West Thireentk-st
sKIDMOREOn SATURDAY Fh 5 Alfred Freesn eldest so
ofWam and Charlotte Sknore in the 2oh year OF n gs
bis funeral from the rsene OF his father No - Unenp.ee comes
O'Clock.
UEDBRHLon SATURDAY morning Feb 49, Miriam D. daughter u
Benjamin 7. and Eliza UnderhilL
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the funeral Tuesday
Feb 49, at 10 o'clock from No. 10 Bast Twenty seoonds.
without further notice.
WILLIAMSON Sunday, Feb 49, at 81 O'Clock Robert wsss.
Williams Of Samuel and Anaa Williams aud grandson Of obsd
Watson sged ~ years. months and % dars
the family invited t'ead hs faner
from the residence Of h n,s No 20 snhssns 90 wed
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
THE NEw-HAAlPsHIRE CANVASS.

GEMS. sICKLEs, CoCHRAHE, AND NYB AIDING IN
THE TRIUMPHANT REELECTION OF GOV.
HARRIMAN--GRANT IN THE GRANITE STATE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

AN IRREvocADLE UrsEr The belp.
less position in which The rooster of the
Boston PoH was placed by tho reiurns
from New Hampshire, urouSCs the sym.
pathy Of several rendsp Of HAT paper.
and causes them to become correspond
onts ip protest Their main objection
sOoms to DO that the prosrato position OF
,Lhe,hirds is one from which 20 unOided
action OF hisown can rtscuehlm. They
think thatlho moral effect Of q half or
thrCo'qunrters upsOt--an iuclinaliOn OIL
say ninety dscioOs, would lave been
sufficient, but tho actual attitude was IL
the highest degree dcmorsliEiDg to the
DoWOtrseyoa and, established am igcbiOy.
Gus prccedSOtSA admitting > WAl!op, :
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
THE LOST ARM..


"Yoa were at Cold Harbbr, soldierY'
"Ay, lady. that twas,
Fighting for homo and freedom, .a
The Union and the laws.
got ball in my thigh there,
But limp'd on through the days
When death seem d elutching the army
In the sNamps beWildeiing maze" :.
"You were at South Mountain, soldlerP
"AY. lady, mind that day,
For the fight was long audbloody
Ere the stubborn foe gave way. ed
When our Colonel fell caught him.
He died in my arms that night,
And / buried him on the mountain
By the moons sad, misty light"
HYou fought under Sherman, soldier"
Gay, lady that | did;
Through blood. and FIRE, and slaughter,
followed where he led s-W
wenttlrongh Ailsnta withhim, AIS
As proud as man could be-,
Aud / lollnwed him without liiUching
From The mopntaius 10 the sea. I"
"You have lost an arm, brave sollierlp
"Lady, my loss is gain,
For gave my right arm gladly.
And smiled at the bitter pain.
gave it for home aud country, t"
For the flag Of the. boy in blue:
Aud had they needed the other rrs
I'd have given it gladly too
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
rnE TENNEssEr TRouRLE.

The dispatches, of General George II.
Thomas TO General Gnut are conclus
i've that somewhot grave state Of of
fairs exists in Tennessee. Tho well
known fact that tbeie Is no, element OF
the senSaliOnal, n General Thomas' char
acter has caused bis communic atoms to
be rogatded with considerable Anxiety.
He has full authority from General
Giant to employ oil tho means al his
disposal in such ways es his personal
knowledge Of affairs in Tennessee may
warrant The organization which is
threatening lroublo is supposed to be
represented by the Kuklux Klau. and
from present INDICATIONS THEFT intention
Is to take possession oflhe State Govern.
ment The character Of the communi
cations which have posted between head
q1arters al Washington and General
Thomas. cannot be a,certained, but il
is known that every precaution has been
10 prevent all attempts to create trouble
10 any quarter. Gen. Schenck was to
have offered a resolution in the House,
calling for all the inform alton 70 /.
garding the Tennessee trouble, which
can properly be Communicated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

The Eighth Congressional District Of
Ohio iR not grea! in extent, neither Ia
the State Of New Hampshire. but just
nov. they nre political sltaws,haI poins,
unoringly. the course Of the wind
Lately political battle has been fought
in each, and fought too, on Ss stricllE
National grounds asi ia possible for q
Presidential election 10 be conducted. -
The result Of these elections has pfsEe6.
oondlusiyely, ihulc the reaction, claimed
by tho Democracy, was 40 empty boast,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

While The Republicans ofNew Hsmp.
shiro were routing the rebel and Copper;
head hordeS, and preparing 10 SSpal Joy
10 every loyal hoarthstone ID tho ia nd,
the Republican House Of Represaula.
lves were passing bill filing the tsxel
from our great Industries, This import.
ant measure was passed with but Two
votes ia the negative; Ond Fo trust tho
SenataswahtakOit up at tho 6arlicOtmo,
mont and enact ltiplo law Rasling,
ION Uhiopiele!