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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20
The Healing Pool!

An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
of Solitude, and thu Diseases and Abuses which
create impediments to WI arria &c with sure means
Of Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DIR. ,. shiIiin Houghron,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

@-First Page To-Day-Raising Turkeys;
Dairy Manufactures; An Extraordinary Case;
Nasbys Last; Improved Machinery at the
South; Varieties.
Fourth Page-What the Winds Bring;
After Many Days.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

FLUENT's HALL.-This spacious and beauti-
full hall, opposite the City building, will not be
dedicated until Friday, the 26th
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

Mrs. MANCHESTER, the celebrated Cairvoy-
ant Physician, is still at the United States
Hotel, where she can be consulted on all dis
eases which flesh is heir to. mch20d2t
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

aal' r., Is hereby gye1, that the subscriber has
trust OF Administrator, ofthe estate OF wv
THOMAS WORCESTER, late Of Portland.
IN the County of Cumberland, deceased ana given
mas as the law directs An persons having de-
to exbb H. 'e estate Of said deceased required
estate are called upon to make payment 10
Portland, March 16, 1859. miso diaWsw.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

A. G. LEWIS Photograph Gallery may be
found at No. II Market square. The ladies in
our office, whose nimble fingers make types
disseminate the latest news and the soundest
principles over large extent of territory, do
say that Lewis gets up the most beautiful
photographs to be found in our city, and they
are excellent judges of works of art. We can
safely add our testimony. Nov, any one who
has decent looking face can test the truth of
such evidence by calling on Lewis, and the
sunlight through bis manipulations will bring
it out in allits outlines and expressions.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

LADIES ON THE SCHOOL Communicates
nsran " Bailey has been elected a member OF
the Monson School Committee. Dexter has
elected Miss Buck to the same office Ran.
sor coh'empiates similar step. So the world
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

Hon. ISRAEL WAsHBURNE, Jr. has proved
to be one of the most efficient and intelligent
Collectors Portland ever had. We rejoice to
see his merits recognized in his reappoint-
ment by General Grant Boston Transcript
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

ITO Remove Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan from
the face, use PERRY's Moth and Freckle Lotion
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by Or. b. O.
Perry. -
EOR BLACK WORMS. and Pimples on the face. use
PERRy's Commodore and Pimple Remedy, pre-
pared only by DIR b. @. Perry, 40 Bond street, New
wholesale in Portland, By w. f. Phillips & Co., and
H. Ii. Hay. mar4dnw3m
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

G h o A s ID A ELS
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20
A Card.

The undersigned would return his heartfelt thanks
to Mr.. F. $. CLARK of the Grand Trunk r R. Sta
ton in Portland, for his kindness in returning
money received from a PERFECT STRANGER, to be
kept till he could friend from difficulty who
it was told him wasin danger Of being killed.
mr1SsN3t& JOHN DUFF
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

PERIoDrcALs.-Harper's Monthly, the At
lantic Monthly, Our Young Folks and Cooley
Lady's Book for April have been received
and can now be purchased at the book stores
Of Bailey & Noyes, and Hall L. Davis, Ex-
change street; Loring, Short & Harmon, and A
Robinson, under the Falmouth Hotel: G. r.
Chisholm & Bro, Grand Trunk Depot. Also at
the school book, music and periodical store of
e. G. Andrews, No. 36 Centre street; the peri
odical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros, Lam
caster Hall, and at the fancy store of w. d.
Robinson, Exchange street. Also of A. Rob
inson, under the Falmouth Hotel
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

THE human family is SO numerous that a
birth and death occur every moment. Every
second a child is born; every second some one
dies The prevalence of sickness in the world
may be realized in Dr.. J. G. Ayers Labora-
tory, where medicines are made for all man
kind. 1t would scarcely seem that there are
Threats enough to swallow the doses he issues
daily,-Aysr's Sarsaparilla, Ague Cure aud
Cherry Pectoral by the thousand gallons and
Ayers Pills literally by the ton. But they
must all be wanted, or he could not make such
quantities for so many years. Northfeld Tel
eQrdph.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

Brick house So Clark Street for sale See
advertisement mar 10 1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20
Portland Observatory.

THE Annual Subscription for signalling Vessels
at the Portland Observatory having expired.
Merchants, Ship Owners and others interested, will
be called on to renew their subscriptions.
Mar 10-3w ENOCH MOODY.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20
For Baltimore.
Wanted /!

4 Situation as travelling Salesman by a young
IN man well acq rain ted with the Eastern Trade
Good recon M on dattons given.
Address SALESMAN" 50 Brown ST.,
mr20d1ws Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

PRESUMED THETA complaint was made
at the police Office yesterday morning by a
Mrs. Dongher, who lives on Clark street, who
stated that her co-tsnant, Mrs. Bridget Nc
Gowan, must have taken the sum of $157 in
gold and bank bills, which she had while in
Mrs. McGowan's room on St. Patrick's day
Mrs. MCGOWAN denied the accusation and stat
ed that Mrs. Dongher wanted her Michael to
60 and buy some liquor so that they might eel
citrate their national Irish festival; that she
was opposed to Michaels going, but her scru-
pies were overcome, and the party got "set up"
from the effects of the ardent She admitted
that after Mrs. Dongher left she found the gold
on the floor wrapped in paper, and she called
neighbor to witness the fact, and then laid
the money on the mantelshelf for safe-keep-
ing, but as the police soon afterwards arrested
her. she don't know what became of it,
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20
HUMBUGGED.

1T is common remark that the people like
to be
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

NEW OMNIBUS ARRANGEMENT AT WEST
END'-Several conference meetings have ate
ly been held between the prominent residents
at the West End of our city and their adioin-
ing neighbors of Stroudwater, and the Direc-
tors OF the Horse Railroad Co., with view
to the extension of their line 10 the West End,
or as far as Bradley's corner in stroudwater.
The residents went SO far as to propose to
grade the track and furnish the timber for the
rails to rest on if the Company would extend
the line; but the proposition not being accept
ed, the residents along the line, wishing to
avail themselves of some regular mode of con-
veyaEoe to the centre of the city. have ar
ranged to build expressly for the purpose a
number of omnibusses which shall be large.
light and every way convenient to run be-
tween Bradley's corner (Stroudwater) and the
Post Office. 1t is intended to place them upon
the line as soon as posaible; the rates are to be
fixed at five cents for passage from any point
beyond Vaughan street, or thr e cents below
that street and the Post Office. The move
ment is not intended to oppose the street cars,
but only to accommodate that growing portion
of the city at the West End and the people at
the thickly settled village of Stroudwater. 1t
would seem that the plan must be successful
one in a pecunary point of view.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-20

otaHUdru Uudrdnteeu Dy PrOt. j. Q. BOOth.
Chemist. U. s. Mint.
-MANUFACTURED BY
WATT ON IL Lara.
1885 North Water St., Philadelphia
We also beg to notify friends, that we intend
to make ONLY ONE BRAND OF Super PHOSPHATE
which shall be OF the very BEST QUALITY, and do
not intend to manufacture an inferior article to be
sold at a reduced price.
WATTSON de- CLARK.
Manufacturers and Proprietors Of roas
daie's Super Phosphate.
8. Fl. ROBBINS, Wholesale New England
Agent, l5l Commercial Street,
PORTLAND, ME.
Jan 19-d&wtf sN
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-05-29
Fcuillcton du L0uisiuqois,
PIE R R 0 T..
Y |

ficrrot await fait une connaissance il Ia sale de
police.
ce'te connassance, ami que lie hasarl vous ictte
CONNIE un maheur, etait une pratiquc qui passait
galllardement ses ionrs all cabaret on au cachot.
En- voyant pleurer Pierrot son comparnon prit
';'ce de lie consoler, de lie gu6rir de lie dcnaiser
1T il ny manqna point.
Louvre de dGmoralisation commence mar I'M ltre
de win, ct au cabaret
LIE cabaret est partont ,,ne sentinc OH rhonncur
s,ensloutit. On y bolt, on ioue, on s'y abrutt
lntvitab!cment. Ses mnurs sont d I'm monde mart
un ordre particulier, commes tach6es de lie ct
p'lantes de miasmcs lie jour du cabaret est nm
jour blatard, une demi.obscurite pour rnil ct I,
conscience, "ne lumiere detrempee dams oue,oue
chose de yisqueux les Nuts sont dcs accroupsse.
mehts cans 'vresse, ct Tame y prenl les crampes
d "ne 1gnobe hahitude. Quand vous vous ttes
assls pnsenrs tois table graisseuse entire cipo
ou six boutees vides. non loin dune servantc oui
connait son mcter, vous etes tout iamais vaincu.
Cr's ct miasmes vous enivrent lie rog6me rcmplace
lie vim Et lie cabaret Sc complete par lie jeu, car un
vice sennuie tout seul. II faut des camaral au
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-05-29

JCsTIcE.-La rive gauche du feuve, dams notre
paroisse, jusqua present ete 6pargn6e par le
! deau de inondaton. A qui lie devons nous pr!nei.
placement Aux syndics qu ont fait leur devoir ct
| NJ. Victor Choppn rGconome de rhabtation
Welham.
NJ. Chopin, i qui justice doit Atre publique.
mcnt rendue, s'est to9jours trouy6 le premier
rendrot menace, ct plus dune crevasse 6tc Gvitee
par son Gnergie ct son travail
Nous lisons dams le "Meschac6b6 $" "I.e congo
du juge de poroisse Robert B. Carson, est expire,
ct lie juge pas reparu. II est parti pour le Nord
ct son sort inspire de rinqui6tuds sa fane ct a
| ses amis.'
NOMINATION.-Si dame Rumeur est croyable,
nous aurions pour juge de paroisse un homme
connu ct competent, co-paroissen pour gretiier
de cour, nm X inconnu. Co nest pas daples
rumeurs quon formule une louange ou un blame,
ct nous ne pouvons admettre qu.un Gouverneur,
pour radical quill soft, matt pu trouver dams la
psroisse st jacques un grefier intelligent, honnee,
competent. Quand NJ. Warmoth tetat so nourrice
missonrienne, StJacqnes await des officers pubcs
qui valaient au moins lie Warmoth actue
lnuti'e dc dire que notre paroisse possele l'un
des premiers greffiers de la Louisiana
1nutie de le designer, surtout a Warmoth, 81 &c
gouverneur ne connait pas encore la Louisiana ct
nest tonjours qu'un politicien de la pire espece.
EMIGRANTs-Nousl lsons dams Ia "Renaissance:''
line lettre publi6e par lc Planters Banner"
dc Ste Marie, constate que les colons, amenGs re
comment de la Bretagne par le Rev Pere Joseph
pour lie compte du DR. Duperrier, travalent avec un
success marque ct offrent de grands ayantaces sur
t1as'ann il rroir.---
In moins dune semainc, dit ce rapport, ccs
REQUISITES gars Sc sont familiaris6s avcc la maneuvrc
de la mule ct du culvateur. lis sont, en- tout plus
soigneux que les negres ct traitent les animaux
ION ear confie avec une sollicitude don't le noir
ma jamals Gu le sentiment lis nanient Ia beche
avec adresse ct c6Grc ct la binete agt dams leurs
mains avec precision ct rapide On ne les volt
Jamals bavarder nj aaner pendant les heures de
travail; lis reprennent haeine une ois ou deux, ell
allumant eur pipe quils fument pendant queques
minutes, pus reprennent la tache avec entran
lis n'emploent pas dormr, CONNIE Sambo, leurs
heures de oisr apres avoir prs le repos n6cessare
lis soccupent de iardinage pour leur compte ct
development lie lopn de terre qu leur est donne En-
somme, tout tend prouver que lie travail des colons
europeans remporte de beaucoup sur lie travail
noir''
lnttressez-les par lassociation, disons .nons ct
vous verrez bien autre chose Assoces cessant tre
salaries, ces hommes renouvelleront Ia face de Ia
Louisiana.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-05-29

commando en- chef les forces militaires. -
Grant, un profond economiste, proclame que
Ia loi, de travail de hut heures par jou,
n'entralne pas 10 reduction du sa)aire, pent
etre bien aussi de Ia production. Les Indiens
ont recommencs leurs deprsdations. Butler,
un authocthone, fait une visite i Grant,
Reinforcement aux affaires du Sud. II propose,
CONNIE moyen de METRE fin aux assassinats,
darreter CONNIE 6tages vingt citoyens dams
e voisinage ou de ''rayager dix miles carries. u
LIE savage !-Plusieurs jeunes gems Sc sont
suicides a New York. Etrange moyen de
comprendre 10 vie ct lie devoir. L'agitation
de Wall Street, Ia rue des agioteurs New
Yorkais, cesse. L'or est tombe lao.
L'Ohio baisse Louisville. LIE feuve baisse
a St-Louis
VrErx MONDE L'affaire de l'AlaJnmn
nest point encore reglse, ct pAngleterre ne
Sc montre pas disposee a ceder.-L'amirai
Topete est charge du ministere des colonies
espagnoles. lie prince Auguste de Portugal
a pose So candidature an tr6ne d d'Espagne.-
LIE general Dix a pris congo de Napoleon, ct
Washbnrne fait son entree en- scene. LIE dit
Washburne n prononcs son discours, ct Ma.
polaon Mi q repondu graciensement ct cor
diaIement.-En France, grace a Ia preston
militaire, les elections Sc font avec ordre. Les
candidats du gouvernement ont jusqua
present Ie dessus. Belle malice I'intimida.
ton ct les arrestations sont des moyens
bonapartistes. Les Orangemen d'Irlande
protestent contre la suppression de l'Eglise
irlandaise e. lis s.arrpellent- -Grande -1.oge. oge.
dAutriche Sc lihfralise.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-05-29
Nouvelles.

Lor1s1ASE.--La Tribune, journal republi-
cain dc Ia Nonvelle Orleans, paraltra desor-
mais Acknowledgement. Nous lc regrettons
Ce journal, redige ayec bonne fol ct sncariti,
await droit il la vie quot1ienne II arbora lie
premier les principles du rtpnblicanisme
avance ; le premier, il ne craignit pas de
dire la verite aux hommes ct aux parts du
jour. Sa fol n est pas absoument In n0tre
mais nous aimons son energie ct son dasin.
t6ressement II seme, d'antres ont recolte.
La vie est ainsi. surtout la vie politique. Une
les vertus de Ia Tribune est d'ttre essentielle.
ment iouisianaise. Cettc vcltu en- vaut bien
me autre, principalement qnand il y inva-
sion dc sauterelles d'Egypte.
II y dams lie parti repuhlico-radico,
don't Warmoth ct antres sont chefs ct gene
raux, CONNIE de Ia brouille One ccs mcssieurs
Sc peignent avec volupte Michel Hahn nous
interesse assez peu, ct il nous scmbIe que
fodyssae de ce Michel NORM est arriyee il
conclusion.
- Warmoth, aide de Mower, mons.
a installe la police metropolitaine a Jeffer-
son. Dasor,lre, opposition, batai'le, bSes-
ses ct contusiones, morris, il y a ell de tont
cela.-Maltre Cain, un troisitme capitaine
des metrokolitains, s'est cmpart du bureau
du surintendnnt du telfgraphe dc la police,
NJ. Mingle, bien que le bureau ct les appa-
reils appartinssent Ia vile de Ia NouycIle.
Orleans ct non i I'Etat.
Wickliffe fait fermer toutes les maisons
de jeu qui n'ont pas pays licence. Deux bons
points il alAnditenr quand il les fers fermer
toutes, licenciees on non.
- Saint Bernard est uoye.
NoUvEAu MoNDE.-Les elections du Texas
auront lieu Ell Aott proclaim. La derniere
bataillc entire Cubains ct Espagnos etc
g'orieuse ct signiiicative pour les Cnbains, q,,i
ont organise un' gouvernenient republican,.
Cespedes en- est le president, ct Qnesatla
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-05-29
DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs.

= Les vicux membres du Conseil lie VILE
Nouvefle- Orleans ne cederont pas leurs fau
teuils Grabuge de cc cote.
LIE chemin de fer des Opelousas ett
vendu a Charles Morgan pour Ia minime
somme de s., ,O5O,OOO.
On mpporte que le general cubain
Qnesada etc capture ct fusiIs.
Les elections, ell France, ont donnl
1913 ministsriels ct 80 membres de 'opposi,
ton. au Corps ltgislatif. Theirs ma pas etc
e!u.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-05-29
P o S T E

L'amour dun sexe i l'autre,
Sans parfums, loin du jour,
Fange OH l'esprit Sc vautre,
Ne fut jamais lamour.
Lame doit rester pure,
1T lie front radieux.
Ene pensee impure
A-t-elle acces aux cieux!
Et dependant, tout rose
A mes dix-huit printemps,
) Annals tollement Rose.
Qui naval, pas qninze ans.
Jc IL osais lie lui dire;
Ellie ne disait rien:
Moyen de contredirc
Son amour ct lie mien.
Mas non, car la charmante
Ecriva't tcndrcment
Tn doux baiser d'amante
Aux levres dun enfant,
L'entant,-j'ai souvenance,-
Etait fort caressant,
Eermcil CONNIE lenfance,
Toujours obcissant.
Et moi seul, dams l'ivresse
Dun bonheur enclantf,
Je cueillais la caresse
Tendre de volupte.
Et lenfant aimait Rose;
Et moi -. Qui lc defend!
Pas de poste plus rose
Qu'une levre d entant.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-22
A Word of CongsntuInsion.

To the Editor of the Press:
SIR,-Scientific musicians will, doubtless,
have much to say as to the recent rendering of
"Haydn's Creation" by our native artists and
such foreign Accomplishments as they deemed
requisite to exc out their own resources. Will
you permita nonscientific hearer to say that,
in his estimation and that of many more, they
have greatly undetrated these resources, and
that the effect of the oratorio on the last two
evenings would have been no less satisfactory ,
and ia some respects more So, had they enter
tanned ajuster appreciation of the native tai
ent of the Forest City Where can we look for
taste, or talent, or voice or capacity to use
them all to the best advantage, superior to
those of Shaw, a Thurston, or II mean this,
Mr.. Editor, to be rising ciimax) a Mrs. Weth-
erbee? Where can we look for a leader more
capable and enthusiastic and fervsnt with po-
etc fire than Kotzschmar? 1t must not be
said or surmised that musical Jewels need a
foil in setting, in order to display their lustre
and that this may account, in the present in
stance, for some foreign importations There
was, of course, no such design, and yet, if
there had been, the thing could not have been
versal judgement prcnounces cur own Port
land jewels more attractive. and more valuable
now, than they were three nights ago. Let us
take care, Mr.. Editor, great cities are very en-
viosu of small ones in the matter of musical
as of other kinds of talent, and by few more
such exhibitions as those of the last two even
ings, we may hazard our retention of our
pearls.
Too much cannot be said in praise of the
wonderfully exact and effective chorus render
ed such, no doubt, by the assiduous culture of
the last two or three weeks; but that in so
short time, such efficiency could have been
secured, says much for thesspirit and taste
and ability of our youthful population-in-
cluding of course a considerable sprinkling of
older persons whose early fire yet glows with
its pristine warmth. Though not over compe-
tent to judge as to the number of resident mu-
sicians-vocal aud instrumental-and though
not disposed to quarrel with the generally ac-
cepted adago that distance lends enchant-
ment &c. the result of this grand expert
ment should satisfy us that the adage like all
good rules, has exceptions. Whenever dis
posed to favor their fellow-citizens with SINH
lar exhibitions, let our artists know that they
are Justly appreciated, and need not tresort to
any doubtful expedients to secure the requisite
efficiency. Yours respectfully,
SCoTo-AMERIcANUs
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-22

The Directors of the above Railroad Comma
ny, together with several members of the City
Government and representatives from the dali
ly papers of the city, started for Alfred in an
extra train, at % minutes past o'clock P. NJ,
yesterday. The day was beautiful and the
friends of the road were feeling well on ac-
count of the favorable and just action of the
City Government on the previous evening"
There was short delay on the route, in order
to give an opportunity for those who desired
to witness the landslide of last season at Cum
berland Mills; also the milling operations at
this important tributary to the business of the
road.
The cars passed quickly through country
interesting to ourselves, but no less so to those
who visited the surroundings of Portland and
Saco river for the first time. The train arrived
at Alfred at IL o'clock, and the company were
soon busy round bountiful table, furnished by
Berry at his hotel. The time for stopping was.
necessarily, short, and the eye alone rested on
the green hills and picturesque scenery which
surrounds the beautiful town of Alfred. The
return train left Alfred at 20 minutes past 12
o'clocB, and the engine, which has travelled SO
often, and, as some have said, so slow, seemed to
shake off all those former habits which we have
never experienced personally, forsooth, how
ever, as if feeling the new life and inspiration,
which the action of the past two weeks has
put into the enterprise, travelled off at rate
of speed which would do justice to any road in
the country. We give the actual time it took
to go from one station to another along the
line of the road from Alfred TO Portland, kind
ly furnished by Mr.. j. S. Drake, master me-
chanic Of the p. & r. Railroad:
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-22


Garibaldi is very i'll again, and Adelina Patti
has had small wart on her head removed by
the celebrated French surgeon Nelaton.
The Florentines celebrated the fourth CEN
tennary of the birth of Machiayell, whose
name has become, either justly or unjustly a
synonym for political duplicity, and the poet
sLongfellow was present at the ceremony.
Sumner c. Paine is the name of the only
Maine member of the graduating class at the
Annapolis Naval Academy this year.
The iron-clad Atlanta was sold to Salnave
of Hayti instead of to the Cubans
1t has been suggested that the junction town
the theory that the connecting of the Atlantic
with the Pacific ocean being an event in the
worlds history, new name, expressive Of the
spot where the great enterprise was finished,
is most fitting.
Secretary Seward owns the horses and car
riage which were the property of President
Lincoln during his administration. They oc-
casionally appear in the streets of Auburn, N.
Y, and Mr. Lincoln's coachman still holds
the rens.
They are going to have abilliard tournament
in Maine, the first prize to be billiard table
given by Mr.. Helms of Boston. Smith, of Au-
gusta, Williams and Godfrey OF Bangor, and
Shields, Bonney and Swasey of Portland, will
be among the contestants.
A couple of White Pine miners live in a
cabin made of rock which assays $4,000 to the
ton.
The great shoemakers' strike at New York,
which has extended to societies of s'Crispins''
numbering about three thousand men, has
been ended. All the shops but one agreed to
the increase OF pay asked for, which will ena-
BILE the men to earn about three dollars per
day.
The English Minister and wife have left
Washington for Newburyport to visit the
house near that city where they propose to pass
the summer with their large family
Several residents of Mississippi who are in
Washington advise that the election in that
State be deferred until December or January
next unless it can be held in July, giving as a
reason that the interests of the cotton planters
would be considerably injured by political ex-
citement and rancor until after tho harvesting
1t Is reported that Gen. Rawlins will shortly
resign the War Department portfolio and re-
TIRE on account of failing health, and rumor
says in the event of his retirement Judge Hall
will be rendered the war office.
The Canadian government has incorporated
company to lay wires from Montreal to Eng
land by way of Greenland, Iceland and the
Farce Islands.
1t is reported that the Hon. Mr.. McDougall
is to be appointed governor of the new prov
inee of Assinborn in the northwest territory
Mr.. Sumner recently received a note dated
at London, May 9th, and whose contents were
as follows: "Sir: enclose the opinion of one
of the leading journals of this country as to
your conduct, and have only to add my own,
which is that you are misunderstanding, ILL
conditioned, Yankee scoundrel.'' Mr.. Sumner
mas also received several letters from Canada
Of similar import On the other hand, he has