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Mr.. Woodward inquired whether in the legal
Judgment of the gentleman from Iowa the ei-
rect Of the bill was to take away the lnrisolsGG-
ton Of the Supreme Court IN the hc<Ato'e
case?
ar. WiIson-Yes, sir. I think that would
Mr.. Wood Ward-Was it your intention in
Offering the amendment 10 take away the iur-
isdiction of the Supreme CourtF
Mr. Wilson-It most assurediy was.
Mr.. Hubbard, OF Connecticut-Had the gen.
tlsman any other specific intention than fo
reach the McArdle case and all other cases in
which the jurisdiction might depend on that
provision OF the stature? .aIF
Mr.. Wilson, in justification of his action as
far as McArdle himself was concerned. read to
the House an editorial article from the Vicks-
burg Times, of which McArdle is editor, de-
nouncing the Mississippi Convention and call
Ing on the people to resist by force any at
tempt to collect taxes by authority of the Con,
ventlou. he said he should be glad II the Dill
became law before decision In the McArdle
docket.
Mr.. Woodward-It will not do any such
thing, sir. 1t will accomplish no sucn purpose.
Itmro hurt, nor is McArdle either and what,
then is ali this tempest in the teapot for?
Mr., Wood ward-f say to the gentleman, az
a Lawyer, that it is not in the leg sative power
of the Government to take away jurisdiction
Mr. Wi son replied that the Supreme Court
itself had decided that the repeal of jurisdic-
ton even arrests jud sment
The discussion went on for some time. most
~ going over the ground already traversed in
the discussion of to-day and last Saturday.
During the discussion Mr.. Wood read an ar
tlcle from the New York Times, quoting it as
Republican paper. r AL
MI. Wilson questioned its authority as be-
ing Republican paper. He did not know
that any member on his side of the House
would recognize or acknowledge the New
York Times as Republican paper.
Mr.. Wood-We do not recognize it as DEM
ocratc paper.
Mr.. Wilson-Then it will stand between u.s.
Mr. Eldridge-It ought to be very impartial.
Mr.. Wilson, in conclusion. administered a
good humored lecture to Mr.. Wood and other
Democratic members, except Mr., Niblack and
Mr.. Holman, for their inattention to business
or their dizziness.
At the close of the discussion, the House,
at 5.15, adjourned.
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e ANA ia.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

OrrowA, March 21.-A bill is now in course
OF preparation by the Government, which will
endoie Americans to take out patents in the
Domlnion on the same terms as Canadians OBJ
tain patents In the United States.
Notice has been given by the Govarnmant
of enquiring whether any steps had been taxi
en- to prevent the departure of armed forces
for Rome to make war upon people with
whom Canada is at peace.
A deputation representing the tobacco
banking and insurance interests, had an inter.
view with the Finance Minister, in regard ito
insurance, &c. The representatives of Eng
lish companies favor the bill before the House
which requires deposit of over hundred
thousand dollars, while representatives of
American companies are opposed to the de-
posit system. -et.. I'D.
OPENING OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.
MONTREAL, March 20.-The ice opposite the
city has com nenced to give way. There is an
ooen channel between here aud st. Lambert
A man was drowned yesterday while crossing
MORE PAPAL zoUAvEs.
A second detachment of the Papal Zouaves
leave Montreal on the 18th of April.
RUMoRRD FRAUDS.
It is rumored that large frauds are disoov
e1ed In one of the Grand Trunk Railway De
partments - :, -
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New York Stock and Money m.rr.,

NEW YORK, March 21--6 P. M.-1here has been
sharp demand for Money thus far in the day. and
the market has not yet experienced that relief which
was SO generally expected. The lowest rate for can
loans was per cent? but coin interest has been paid
and also commission on the legal rate In currency
Ths Assistant Treasurer offers to take the 730 notes
at LOG. 1t is quite likely that something NAV be
done before the day is over. The Railway market
was strong throughout this morning despite the
ughtness of money, and the was a general adyanc
Of about per cent. The featu es of the day were
New York Central and Erie, The former selling up to
IA and the latter to TT After meridian thers was
slight reaction from the highest point of the morn
| g. Government securities were all higher and in
better demand the 7S0 notes taking the lead on the
upward turn. The Coal and miscellaneous Stocks
were quiet and steady. Steamship shares steady a.
at 1928 g 1osb for Pacific Mail and SO az 80 for Allan
tic Mail. W -
The export of specie to-day by the Periere was
$4,000. :, - $500 '
Evening.-Gold steady, closinga 1894. There was
market abatement In the ringency, but rates un-
changed. Foreign Exchange quiet ard heavy. Gov
ernments duh but firm, closing about Yesterdays
prices. There was little animation in Stocks but
they were ste dy at previous quotations. The Bank
statement for the week IL untavorabe, and fore
shadows an active demand Tor money next week.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
THE STATE DEBT.

RALEIGH, March q An article in the
Raleigh Sentinel to-day, prepared from official
dates, estimates tho public debt of North Car
DINA under the new Constitution, on the first
OF July, 1862 to be Sl9,i76 500, the interest ON
which due on that day will be 1881 900, and it
Is order ed to be paid by the Convention The
article shows that the additional tax upon the
people of the State required to be RAISED next
year under the new Constitution will be $685.
600, both OF which being added to the prese MT
taxes will swell the amount to be raised for
1869 by the people of this State to $500 900.
Heretofore the State taxes, leaving out county
taxes and interest, have never been more than
100000, rs~e g-I.f ~ :
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ARKANSAS.
ALLEGED DEFEAT OF THE coSsrrru,

ALLEGED DEFEAT OF THE CONSTITUTION.
MEMPHIS, March 2l.-The election returns
from Arkansas are meagre. The opponents of
the Constitution claim that it is defeated by
5000 votes. Maude and Phillips counties are
reported as having gone in favor of the Con.
IS tuition by large majorities. a--sl4. %
Later Dispatches from Little Rock says
the election has been completed In but few
counties Partial returns show large falling
off in the negro vote, and the majority against
the Constitution will be larger than was an
ticipated. The whites voted almost unani.
mously against it. arntfH
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Bosom >lOck altua,
Sales at the Bro tery Board, March p.
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Q O M Nj K eCI.AL
Foreign Export. at por,land.

The total value OF foreign expor from this DOR,
the past week amounts to S24l 1910 Included IN
the shipments We're ASi1 box shocks 1896 shocks and
heads. l2<2 bds. hoops, $500 hoop 5000 pickets
$1,000 shingles, 60no laths. 3j259S fest lumber 1873
PAIRS head 80 tempty casks 2S5 bbis four 16S bags
wheat 10 tors shnts, 1921 Ssh. peas 1892 DO seed,
DO lard 200 do pork 900 do oil cake III, 300 do
bes 5000 do CON- 50 do fish, 2i,slo do leather
sosS 40 copper DO copper ORE 22 59l do ashes
o59 yards duck 122 pkes. fish, Ii casks bladders
4 bbls deck plugs. 81 pkgs. mdse, 50 bales hops,
puncheons wine, case books. Is rolls leather, 2
machinery, case spindle buttons
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NEW WI ExgCO.
MORE INDIAN DEPRECIATION.

ST. LOUIS, March 21.-The st. Louis Repub-
leans New Mexico correspondents letter, dat
ed Lausburgh, March Sd, saws the Indians in
the adjoining country are infesting the roads
and depredating upon almost everybody that
travels their way. They appear in SO large
numbers as to ieopardize the safety of the larg-
est trains. They recently attacked train be-
tween Forts Bayar1 and Cummings, killing
one man and wounding ten mules. They sub
seqnently attacked another train, stampeding
eighty mules. - - - - -
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GEO RIGA.

ri ATLANTA, March 2l.-It ia understood Hon.
Augustus Reese will wihiraw from the Cub
ernatorial contest, on the ground of inelegili IL
ity. -
The following call has been issued:
The Central Executive Committee of the Dem.
ocratic party of Geo, gia, will meet at the
Lander House, in Macon. Thursday evening
next, on important business.
Z G. CABINEss, Chairman.
Judge Reese's letter of withdrawal will
appear in few days.
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PpNNSY
RAIIRoAn AccrnrNr

PHILADELPHIA, March PA tain run of
the track near Havre De Grace. on the Balti-
more road and demolished the telegraph poles
for some distance, consequently the telegT aph
commun Ication southwards has been inter-
rupted for several hours No one was injured
by the accident tr#tiia ,efe
LIGHT VESSELS, &C., IN DELAWARE BAY.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The steamer Ro-
ship adritt yesterday, although racen 'ly lowed
10 her station. All the buoys in Delaware Bay
are reported in very bad condition. A sl,op
was capsized on Friday off Cape May. Four
men were drowned. 1900
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MtSsOU RS.

81. LOUIS, March 21.-Yesterday the bank
house of N. Long & Co. was entered by five
men, and robbed of $4,000 in currency and an
unknown amount of private deposits They
shot Mr.. Long AMI knocked him down. He
general shooting commenced during which
Mr.. Owens was slightly wounded. The rob.
bers escaped to Frankfort.
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from the Lewiston journal. Jan. 81

For the excellent synopsis of Legislative reports
which Will appear In our first edition during the
Maine Legislative sessiyn, we are indebted 10 the
Portland Press, which, with commendabe enter
Prise, receives its report In special dispatches nom
the CAPT al. fi-7&
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

is as carefully made up as an entirely indepepden
paper. II will contain ss..,--. --- .--,---.+
A complete Ton gressional and e.is'ativ
record from week to week, summary
Of State News arr mig. d bS cOu .aiIes,
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with the most sRal pc rtam respond.
ence, reports a'sd editor. al-, aad
the 1atr~t teiegra vi ie iniel{f.
gence from the daily
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The Maine State Press is quarto paper, contains
ing eight large page and is of the largest weekly
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NEW uAMPsHURE.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT EXETER

EXETER, March IA man named Paul
Jones, an employee in Smith & Folsom's steam
saw mill, was accidentally caught by a circular
saw and killed, last evening. He was fearful
ly mangled. He was married the night before.
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Foreign tinrl.ess.

LONDON, March 2l-Noon.-Consois % % 9st tar
money.
nois Central share sst Erie Railroad shares Al.
LIVERPOOL. March 21-Noon-.-Cntton firr er;
Middng uplands 1oSd on the spot and 1oId demand
bales. Breadstuhs, Provisions and Produce are un-
changed.
LONDON, March 21-3 P. M.--Consols 934 a 93I.
American securites:-Unted States 6-s0's 724
Illinois central shares s9; Erie Railroad shares 461
LIVERPOOL, March 21-3 P. NJ -Cotton-sales 49,
Ooa Daies Middline upland 0td in port and TO ar
rive; do Orleans lO2i; market strong. Tallow I'D
vanced to AS Sd.
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CONNEC 'CaCUT.

MERIDEN, March 22.-The Bixbee bouse,
with all its contents, was burned to-day. Loss
$4,000; insured for S21 200. The building
Contained seventy-five rooms, and was flied
with boarders who lost most of their clothing
The steam fire engines from Hartford probably
saved the village from destruction.
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IKE sTUCKY,
crest FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.


LOUISVILLE, March q. John w. Arnold,
Secretary OF the Hope Insurance Company,
has been arrested charged with embedding
5000 of the Company's funds. He was bailed
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CAE.bFO MA.
LEGISLATIVE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The bill Great
ing the Office OF Insurance Commissioner and
repeating the insurance deposit law passed
both houses of the Legislature to-day.
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PortIand Ohserva.nru

VNHE annual subscription for siVnalizing vessels at
the Portland Obserya DRY having expi Ell, mer-
chants, ship owners and others interested VIII be
called on during the present month to renew heir
~criptions. ENOCH MOODY.
Portland, March Ii, 1865. DIV
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~, S,rrx.c,,.oI nbonoerapher, sciH gudrosEes
~ co,Tse of Tes easy ssoss, for The modef.
ate sum Of $40. thorough E0iS,sSge Q. me Tos
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Mar lo dive
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E. W PATTEN a. co., Auesi0neors,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET

CrOckery ware at Auction to tho
Trade.
AN WEDS ESDAY, March 25'h, at 10 O'Clock A
~ NJ, will be sold by catalogue Yellow Iron, St0na
Rocs ingham and White Granite Ware, consisting OF
BOWS and Ewers, Chambers, Pitchers, Sugars
Do" ., Tea Pots Naples, Milk Pans, Basins, But
ters' r. ans, Plat 3, Sc.
1T a. ABOVE Ware received direct from Pottery
with orders 10 sell without reserve.
Catalogues ready and Ware on exhibition on Tuss-
day before sale. Nopostponement. Dealers viii a..
tend. mor1id "a
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NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-Co'ton quiet AMI ur-
changed receipts 1S5 bales; SALE 1000 bales exports
io,'ai oaies, mostly cosstwisa; Middling 24sc.
SAN FRANCISCO. March a1.-Legal Tenders e.
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CENTRAL ANDsoUTH AMERICA q

a -u -u rl PANAMA. -sf-rH
New YORK, March q. = The steamer
Arizona brings news from Panama to the 14th.
Gen. Olarte, President of tho State of Pana-
ma, died on the Sd inst, it is suspected bv
poison. Don Juan Diaz acted as President
ad interim and Don Pablo Arozeemepa is a
candidate for the vacant Office rt
Paroles, who shot Mr. Fawcett, correspond-
ent of the Herald, had not been arrested.
Fawcett is slowly recovering from his wounds.
His assassin walks the streets unmolested.
A Petition from Americans in Panama, ask
ing for protection, was sent to Washington by
the Arizona. t71i
A line between Hamburg and Aspinwall
will shortly be opened
The United States sloop Cyane was at PAN
anna and steamers Marblehead and Penobscot
at Aspinwall ~sse r .,-H
Dates from Bogota are to the 18th ult. The
Colombian Congress was in session.
President Acosta in his message acknowl.
edges the Government would have been bank
rupt but for a million dollars received from
contract.
The State of Tomilla was rebellious but the
rest OF the country was tranquil. lrct-s
The Colombian army had been reduced to
1000 men. .7T-1 -
Archbishop Heron died on the 9th uIt.
.aq a5 PERU AND CHILL.
Dates from Valparaiso are'tu February II and
Callao to February Is. War between Chill
and Peru is no longer apprthended.
As election approaches in Peru additional
candidates are brought forward for President.
A dispute had arose between the CHILEAN
Government and the French House of
Armand, for the violation of contract to fur
nls1 IRON ciads, the delivery of which was for
hidden by the French Government Chill had
advanced large sum to the contractors, which
they refuse to return.
Don Gutierrez had been appointed Peruvian
Mir lister of State.
A loan between the Peruvian Governments
and the Consignees of Guano fer S12OOO.OOO
was about to be closed.
The Republic was tranquil except the de-
partment OF Puno, where much uneasiness
prevailed. -s-] -f
GUATEMALA.
Central American news was unimport ant.
Guatemala had granted the right to construct
railroad from port San Jose to Escinthla, to
Spanish firm.
Shocks OF earthquake continued at La Uu.
ion. Many houses are ruined, and resid- nts
remaining in the place were living in tents.
AUSTRALIA.
Advices from Australia were to the 7th ult.
g Earl Be!more, the new Governor of New
south Wales, has arrived there.
The captain and crew of the schooner Mar
ION Kenny were massacred at the Solomon
groupe OF islands by the natives.
1t has been discovered that the ship General
UrdhI Wulcn ielI melbourne for London in
May, 1866, was wrecked at Auckland Isla nd the
same month, by being drawn into large cave
Is fathoms deep. Only fifteen persons were
saved.
The ship City of Melbourne has. been burn
ed at Melbourne ~
s. s-s NEW ZEALAND.
Sir George f. Bowen, the new Governor of
New Zealand, had arrived at Wellington and
was well received.
The colony has suff red severely from foods
100000. w.
There was slight shock of an earthquake
at Wellington February LIST.
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tFrom tn Round Table, New York, July, 1871
The Portland Press evinces common liable ener-
gy in collating facts perialnng to the commercial
manufacturing and agricultural lie OF its State Its
editorial opinions also expressed with unusual
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country that pays NY considerable attention TO Ca
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AUCwEOM sALEH.

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Pressed HAY I!

THE undersigned having taken the old HAY
L STAND recently occupied by A. f. LINT stu
ated on Union Street, nelr Commercial, Is now
reauy to turni the trade with choice Pressed Hay
at the lowest rats. ~ -. =
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the Windows A'A"
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Wanted! Agents,

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stating terms, location, &c. mar. sdiws
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Furniture nj Auction.

OH nnsSs PAY, March 23d at 81 O'Clock P. NJ, at
the Furn,tnrno SO. 70 Cumberland Street, shall sell
Chamber Ser n SAID house, consisting In part Of
e Lounges, Mirrors new Couk Stove KItoh
March q. dtd, Auctioneer.
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Furniture at Auct,ou

AN Tuesday. March oath, at 10 o.Io.. Dy
~ al Office shall sell Mahogany Chairs Rccta
Sofa. What-Not. Centre aud Exlension Table Ianns.
e. Bureaus, Sinks, Chairs, Tables. Crockery, Olas.
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- Also,
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lFrom the Waterville Mail, Oct. ISL
The propretors OF the Press are sparing no ex-
pense in strengthening their edit oria1 force and in
improving their paper in every department. A arst
class daily may now be found without going out of
the State.