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TELECRAPAIC NEWS
Err IA
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
FRANCE.
TIE American Impeachment neutrality-suspicious.
Of the Paris Press.
E r o M


TIE American Impeachment verdict-Opinions
Of the Paris Press.
PARIS, May TO- 1858.
The telegram from New York announcing the
acquitta OF President Johnson the eleventh article
OF impeachment was received here late on Saturday
evening Nearly all the morning and evening papers
OF yesterday have editorial articles on the subject.
The following is an eptome Of the opinions ex-
pressed by the leading Journals
The Paris Temps 'democratic) says that Mr. John.
son has been saved by legal forms only he has been
deposed In the mind OF the country.
The Journal des Dsbats lOrleans says that while
Mr. Johnson acquitted the vote was such as to rem
der him powerless hereafter. -
La Ltberte radical opposltionl says simply that
the verdict shows that liberty Ia the best guarantee
OF justice.
The Constitutional tsemi-onictal imperialist) re-
CARDS the vote as fatal TO the radical party.
The EpoQue was opposed to the impeachment pro.
ject from the beginning. II blames the republicans
for attempting to remove the Executive on grounds
80 slight and says that that great political party
could not have more clumsily lost its prestige
The PYesse tAustro- Catholic) ventures decided
opinion on the merits of the question: but confines
its remarks to admiration OF the vitality Of repub
can institutions, which permits the Chief Magistrate
Of forty millions Of people to be brought to trial with
ont bloodshed or national disquiet.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Rencentre ut Lancaster-One Man Stabbed
and Another Badly Beaten.
BOsToN. May 10, 1865
The murder0us spirit is still rife In New Hamp-
shire. In the hotel at Lancaster last night Captain
A. NJ. Beatte, Of Brunswick VT, formerly In Of
the Vermont regiments, became enraged at George
Hiliard because the latter would not unlock the bar
room for him. He threatened to cut his heart out,
and in pursuance Of the threat went to his and
got dirk, and coming unobserved behind him
plunged the weapon into his throat. scuie then
ensued the course OF which the captain succeeded
In staobing Hilliard again, the knife entering HIS side
and the point breaking on In one OF his ribs. Then
tackled his assaant and beat him insensible and al.
most to Jelly, after which he sunk faintng TO the
moor. The condition Of both Is precarious, although
the captain is most likely to recover.
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OHIO.

Explosion Of the steam TUG Belle Porter
-Four Persons Killed and Ono Fatally In.
Jured. -
CINCINNATI, May 10, 1ses.
The steantug Belle Porter exploded her boiler Sun.
day morning as she was leaving Saline landing with
q large load Of people. Mrs. Reed, the mother OF
Robert Reed Mrs. Mclaughlin and George Finley,
the fireman, were instantly killed. =. Johnson and
Mr.. Johnson died half an hour afterwards Captain
Comstock viii probably die The bodies OF the ladies'
lost In the river. Messrs. Johnson and Comstock
were alao blown into the river, but were rescued.
The other persons escaped uninjured.
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NEW YORK.

Governor Fenton Declines TO Repricve the
Murderer Brown-The Execution to Take
Place ON the 3Oth Inst.
HUDSON, May 10, 1865.
After careful consideration Of an application for
a respite In the execution OF Joseph Brown, who
was convicted OF the Canaan child murder Governor
Fenton has declined interfere with the sentence Of
the court, and the prisoner viii consequently be
hanged in this city saturday, the Goth inst. The
execution win be strictly private and conducted
under etrong guard.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Australasian will leave
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Once at
twelve O'Clock M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-will
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents
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MASsACHUsETTs

The Leyisiature-Defeat OF the Anti.C0nstab.
ulnry Bill In the Senate.
BOSTON. May 10. 1858.
In the Senate to-day the bill for the better enforce
ment of the laws. which was intended to substitute
the local police for the State constabuary failed 10
pass the Governors veto, the vote standing II
yeas TO 10 nays, not the requisite two-thirds.
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Probable Murder in Norwich.

NORWICH May le, 1868.
The body Of an Irishman named Patrick Brennan
was found on the track Of the Norwich and wor-
ccster Railroad near the Preston bridge, In this
city, OF daylight this morning. His right leg was
cut or at the knee and there were other injuries.
An examination by the jury discovered wound In
the left side penctratin TO the lung There IL no
doubt that Brennan W as murdered and his body
thrown on the track. woman who is supposed to
know OF the affair 10 under arrest. and the police are
looking for two who, it is said, were with she
murdered man on Monday night.
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troapes starting on tour through the New England
States.
Madame Ristori gave q reading at the Boston
Music Hall on Sunday evening for the benefit Of two
charitable institutions in that city.
The New Orleans opera Bo,see troupe are In Bos
ton.
The New Orleans papers In ecstases over
great singer named Jenny Enge. She graduated at
Tony Pastors, In this city.
The Chicago Saengerfest takes place next month
The New York Saengerfest will be held In August.
Chicago critic makes the following startling an
n0uncement about 0nenbach's mustSs-"When he
commences choral with amassiveness OF harmony
that mas all the subllmty OF genius in It, only TO send
on the next instant into u deliri0us, sensuous
waltz tempo" There Is something wrong about that
mans musical Uranium.
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PENNS YlVANlA.
Aswwsl session Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd.
fellows at Pittsburg.

Aswwsl session Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd.
fellows at Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Nay 10, 1865.
The annual session Of the Grand Lodge Of the In.
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows, Of Pennsylvania
commenced at nine O'Clock this morning, Grand
Master Richard Watson presiding Members were
admitted and reports submitted and acted upon
The following Officers were elected, who will be In
stalled on wednesday morning.
n. w. q. Master Peter B. Long, Of No. 35s, Phila.
delpha.
NV. D. Grand Master, samuel F. Gwinnes, Of No.
$50, Bucks county.
K. W. O. Warden, John B. Springer Of No. la7,
Philadelphia.
r. W. q. secretary, william Curtis, Of No. 20,
Philadelphia.
r. W. q. treasurer M. r. Merckle, Of No. 49, Phila-
delphia
United States Robert A. Lamberton, Of No. 100,
Harrisburg.
The session TO day was an unusually large one.
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OF Wees for 60 bark Pekn seymour from Francisco.
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CUBA.

The wessber-susar Observation-Disclosures Que.
tations.
HAVANA, May 10, 1858.
A very heavy rain storm has prevailed here all
day
sugar market is dull but previous rates are sus
tained.
Exchange on London, 10 per cent premium on
Paris ga per cent discount on United states, cur.
rcncy. 80 per cent discount In gold, long sight, 2K
per cent discount; short sight, per cent discount
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MISSOURI.
second Day Of the Races n, 81. Louis.

second Day of the Races nj ~. Louis.
ST. Louis May 49, 1863.
The first race to-day was mite heats. free for ali
ages purse $500. and won by Z. A. Smiths b. n.
Malcolm, six years old, beating Meck's Revo fy and
Dckerson's Jubilee In 1914 and l:60. The betting
was even before the start between Malcolm and
Jubilee.
The second race was post stake, two mile heats,
play or pay free for all ages. 500 entrance. 5000
added by the Laclede Association. There were six
nominations. ana the race was won by John H.
Davis Pantagenet, who heat b. r. Hutchinson's
Ruth, F. Bissick's Maggie Hunter and G. T.. Hunts
Pat Cleburne. The following Is the summary
Pat Cleburne. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time 3:46, 3:46. 1851.
Ruth was the favorite before the start, and after
running the first heat was backed oil two TO one
against the fed.
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HUNGAR
The America

The American Naturalization Question.
LONDON, May 10, 1858.
Hungary asks the treaty making power to nego-
tiate with the United States o! America convention
by which she may fully participate in the benefits Of
the treaty for the protection OF natuazed citizens
recently concluded by the American government
with the North German confederation.
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VIRGINIA..

The Isaac Bell Observation-Disclosures n
Observation-Disclosures Reception.
PETERSBURG, May 10. 1858.
The reception here Of the New York excursonists,
who reached Richmond on the new steamship Isaac
Bell yesterday and arrived In this city to-day. was
enthusiastic, and Of pleasure and enter
ta.nment TO all. Mayor Hoffman addressed the
party at Jarrett's Hotel. and was responded to by
Mayor Burgess, William K. Johnson and other gen.
temen. The entire affair passed OF pleasantly and
was heartily enjoyed by the party.
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HATcHwAY AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon
laborer named James Quinn, aged forty-nve years.
employed on board the ship Haze. lying at pier AZ
East river fell thr0uge the hatchway OF the vessel
fracturing hts skull by the fall He was conveyed to
Bellevue Hospital.
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MAlkE.

Rcarrest of tho Escaped Prisoners COombs
and Andstrout.
LEWISTON, May 10. 1865.
The prisoners Coombs and Andstrout who escaped
from Auburn Jail last Thursday, were arrested In
Bethlehem, N. H. on Saturday.
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CANADA.

Biz Fenian Scare-The Volunteers Under
Arms.
TORONTO May 10, 1858.
An order was received from Ottawa last night for
the volunteer to hold themselves In readiness
TO move at an hours notice. is presumed that the
order was issued as OF precaution In case
General O'Nei!l should attempt another raid
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Dissertation Of the Grave at Danvers-Arrest
Of the Perpetrators.

Of the Perpetrators.
BOSTON, May 10. 1865.
One OF the most revolving and depraved robberies
ever heard of has been discovered in the town Of
Danvers. tomb in the old burying ground. holding
the remains OF the Putnam family for generations
past, was broken into BY some young men, who stole
the silver plates from the cons and then broke the
coins open and stole the skeletons Of the dead and
sold them to manufacturer OF bone manure Some
of a human skull and were using 1t for foot ball
when man passing discovered the nature OF their
amusement. and further investigation disclosed
the above horrible facts Some OF the thieves have
been arrested, and II Is thought they will all be appre
hended and that other r0bberies OF the same nature
will. he ferreted out.
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THE NEW FIRE MARsHAL-Captain Bracket. the
well known chief OF the City Hall police Twenty
sixth precncn yesterday appointed Fire Marshal
OF this city by the Police Commissioners. It will be
remembered that law was passed In the last Legis
lature empowering the Commissioners to appoint q
marshal at salary Of $4,000 year, and It Is In pur
suance OF TINS law that Captain Bracket has been
appointed. II the captain makes as good q marshal
as he has police officer there need be no doubt as
to hts fitness for the new position.
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KENTUCKY.

Ssiunetisp Against Lottery Drawing.
CINCINNATI May 10. 1ses.
France, Smith Co. were to-day enjoined from
drawing any lottery in Kentucky The principals
endeavnred TO avoid process Wy getting negro 70
DO the drawing.
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GEORGIA.

severe Rain storm AT Augusta.
AUGUSTA, May 10, lscs.
severe rain and hail storm prevailed here this
afternoon, which hooded the streets and washed
away portion OF the track OF the street railroad.
Il was the hardest storm known here for years.
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RUN OvER.-Lewis Bentz was Knocked down and
run over In Broadway, yesterday afternoon, by an
Eighth street stage and severely injured one of his
ears being completely cut of. He was taken to the
hospital.
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For Moth Patches, Freckies and Tan ~ she.
'"es' yyssrsy's "norB AND FRECKLR LorIos.a.
Sold everywhere.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY NAY 90 l8ea-TRPLE SHEET

schr James HoemRn WEBB New IIaver e., ry,hsIho,.,
ss enI Sar., noeo,s Sew Haven Cor E..ssbeihpor
scm .orne ~. Garrol. New Haven - New rrnsw.ck
sen1 yames cverty I:re., Bridgeport sor Phade phts
sehf hyrte. peEnis Bridgeport sof Roadya.
SAILED
Steamships Denmark. Liverpool Qmsrs a,ue,,c. A..
sgxra, Norfolk. ~
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>~-~>.~~>S--~-~S-sN-
Harvest Prospects

Harvest Prospects.
LONDON. May 10. 1868.
The weather Is FAR and favorabie for the growing
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Phaion's "Paphian Lot!ano e the Only


HOsrETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
SHOULD HAVE A PLACE IN EVERY HOME.
Because invigorang the constitution and the frame,
they avert sickness. -,
poison which produces epcec from taking effect upon the
they indigestion aud impar' unwon'ed vgor
the stomach
known. 49,.
Because they are the only preparation upon which per-
bilious habit safely rely ~ Keep hever 70 gooo
order -, ,.-..,
relieve them when conpa,ed without causing undue rease
ton - an. x..,-.
Because they strengthen the nerves. clear the brain ans
Rersnss i'm case OF an attack spasns bilious colo
thev are Tho best thing be administered on the TN
they combine the three properties OF one IN
Alternative nervine In mar UTMOST purify ana pseo'
ton :. ..... - 80. - N
and with all their potency preservatvo
and a remedy harmless az water from The mountain
spring
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Nam, Trins with Mad Cough or Cs;ds
s.rsdy az sure prorhp, and thorough JAYnttS
T9pErroRAST De readily obtained Sold everyv sore
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n.s.ue,sy,, Heir Dye.-Thc Hest In tho
r. an, perfect Dye harmless, reliable. ns'ansa-
v.n,s rasiory 10 Bond street.
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CONNECTICUT.

legendary Fire at Observation-Disclosures
$4,000.
WORCESTER Mass May TO- 1865
An tncendary IRE at Danielsonville Conn.,, last
night destroyed barn belonging to s. Gleason station
agent. The loss is stated at s4,so0 The property
was insured for 50, 600 In Connecticut ofnces.
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A.-Phalon's ssPaphian 9eapO Possesses he
same properties "PAphian Lotion" % cent? cska
II VIII mol chap skin Invaluable for the TOILET
BATH NURSERY.
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The Militia Y nder Orders.
MoyrpvAy Nov I

MUNTKEAL, way Ib IoUc.
The various batta,ions OF volunteer militia here
have received orders hold themselves In readiness
for immediate service.
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A man named Patrick Brennan was run over and
killed by the steamboat train near Norwich this
morning
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A.-ssnitelle.-The Only Cosmetic That wa
improve coupielont II Immediately snooths and beau
lilies the roushssl akin. Price ~ cents
A.hAUkY 4 Co., Proprssors III Duane sfesA
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Regal Havana l.sstcry.--Prixss Pai.'in cold.
and al kiods cf Gold aud Silver. =. =.
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A.-Lye.'s 1ssnecsic Insect Powder

A.-ssyIish and Knebby Hats for Gents as ans
youths, ~ popular prices. BURKE. 10 Fni'oh s"eo~
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Seizure Of . Tobacco Factory at Windsor.
WINDSOR, May 10, 1863.
The tobacco factory OF Mcdonald q Buchanan was
seized to-day by the government authorities for v!o
,aion OF the Inland Revenue act
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A-ward,s Perfect Fitting Shirts, BroQA>
vsy and Union square also 81 3s7 Broadway
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n cen the uoad Cool aud tue ffufr PFaIthyI--
,.t bottle 81 CHEvALfERs Life for the Hsir o6Ie
see how rapidly and pleasantly viii do i've wcs. resHes
FRA original color and stops Ns failing our Re-
commspde BY physicians snd cold by oil drusgys See
chew aller'p Treatise The HAIR feft by mol reo
SARAH 4. CHRvALIER, n. n, bt2S BSosiv-aN
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A.-ward's Cloth Lined Paper Cellars A.
Cans Broadway and Union square; also wholesale and
retail AZ $50 Broadway.
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II kills instantly. 49,, ...-.-
Cochrosches Seas bugs and every snd o. , no,sn
killed 4, once by this emarksble powder ~ nos ponon
Gus, but certain do ns work snrs " 'eH' '~A M
Peck Of Cockrcsches -,
M .. ., 90, fxons II the original and only true II
az, fe.,yavns Powder Of imifstons see sisns
.ss ~ I,on on the HASH Depot Park row, New York
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r,nhie re1nea Pnudrc,te nab ffcn 'olsW soi blood,
bones and Oh Of New Yok e.s Is ar,zsr ., ss,rs:.
cinsry power and needed 70 forcl1ops to tns
crop two weeks sssr sna ipotssse ,he yee ,rSn ons
wxScIxCffRiSd Co. 20 cyS andt street, Sow York.
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wss., reupes. svl Ornsmsaisi rlsis..,5 gs,s
fOR's, 10 sopd.gv~
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sssS rom o cuaharen 3d. PTn. Albert Hed.rieh SYork
oberiols.eS UneIn Mdshn and Humboldt PeJn' do Wan
HAVE, Nay Arrived, Celia t' olsade, London tand
s.S s snsS s.nue Duncan Bordeaux and Bu.
&c Cleared 7 Europe o. L.msre WORK Freedom Bailey,
SfE Jso k sSs sn nea . REWARD Emery
yrsuo:coi HS, John wooster Knowles do is'h ship
T,sss ss &. s.. e, g.
"a III s%.; ; :.s 4; Is
r 1 nSa N.re io :Sps Abbott snS.
Gs .s s1 w's s.s s%.'sss
aavHsh Nay sssed, steamship Nevada, xesii' from
Vss cry s1i Yin port brig Louisa Br, Young from
BG snaerroy April Cleared previous Monsoon svsnd
c1 y, IS~Ssn az Brooks.
s ss.D q. S SS.,'srd H S q
IL.nn.hY Delaware sl, Norfolk
@ SSsa f q @ is .sss
s:9 Ssss saIfSsy
nan sAarg:sg,S R ssssn SyoJt ka %
Cleared & Juno McNulns Boston eth Plsu, Lie,ke,
Entered out sh Psade sts,son for Alden Tr,po s
BC sS1, snd sis snbgss sSys
sss, sS San s. s
., s Ss ss
IIssSsss tx ss TsI,ss. s Nsss &
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
A Railroad Director Decamps With
83,OOO, 900.

NEW YORK, March 30.-It is stated
that Jay Gould, one of the principal
directors of the Erie Railway, de-
camped for parts unknown, taking
with him black travelling bag, which
it is rumored contained between two
and three millions Of dollars, being
part of the funds over which Mr.. Os-
good was appointed receiver by Judge
Barnard. 1t is surmised that Gould
is by this time either at Toledo or AL
ton, where he is to let out the re-
naming contracts for the building Of
the Broad Guage connection between
the Atlantic and Great Western, and
the Michigan Southern Railroads..
The money is supposed to be in his
possession, aud is to be used to make
advanced payments on the existing
contracts.