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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WEST INDIES.


NEW YORK, March o. The Haytien Coun-
Gil of State of the Provisional Government of
the Southern State, has issued the following
decree from Jacnel:
Libertyi Eqlalityi Southern State of Hdyti,
Council of State I'm view of the extraordi-
nary events which have thrown the country
into state of utter confusion, and of the un-
paralleled acts committed by President Sal
nave, whom the country had selected as its
chief the Council of State, now assembled
resolves as follows:
Seeing that by the ratification made by the
Government, under date of the 9TH OF Oeto-
Der last to foreign powers, the State of the
South was legally constituted, and that nine
months Of incessant struggle for liberty rem
der it solemn duty for this Government to
employ every possible means OF maintainiR g
itself and of saving society from imminent
peril-in the name of the people OF which it
is the representative, IN the name OF human
ity and the public safety, it is decreed:
Article 1.-The State of the South solemn
ly proclaims that it places itself under the
protectorate of the United States of America,
as its natural ally.
Art. 2.-Until the above named power shall
have transmitted its acceptance, its consuls
are solicited to take proper measures to put
stop to the depredations of Gen. Salnave,
and to protect the interests of its nationality.
Art. 3-The State of the South promises
and engages itself to employ its good offices
tibonite, and induce them to place under the
Protectorate the other parts Of the territory
occupied by the revolution.
Art. 4.-The present decree shall be prompt
ly carried ont by the Executive power.
Made at the National House Of the Coun-
Gil of State, at Cages, the 10th of January
1862 and OF the Goth year of independence.
DUPONT JR., Vice President.
f. Chalmie, M. Amoux Secretaries.
Manuel j. Zele, L. Vrual, r. " Heme
Levielle and Legeroy, Members.
The President of the Southern State orders
that the present decree be duly sealed with
the State seal, and executed with all dill
genee by the Secretaries of the State.
(Signed) DOMINIQUE.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
Portland, M0i9le.

ABOUT 200 Acres of Land and Water
Front,
nciudins ABOUT half OF South Portland, or Cape
iAsoe'n 'iilage; distant half mile frem the Gus
.on rouse anu drand Trunk Depot, and embracing
'@ 'nH-HIoHiHS OF MILE OF WATER
FRoNT, DEEPEST IN THE HARBOR
Rare Opportunity for Large Uap;,.,,.,
The whole WILL BE SOLD IN ONE PApc,,
iberal credit,-only small amount required I'm c.s,,
Property unencumbered.
The village has two churches, good school-housss
a few hundred houses, steam ferry, and owns mora
than halt the available dock front Of Portland Har
Dor.
The property to be sold, besides Lavng the deep
est water is the only suitable site available for the
Portland Termini OF tho great Pacific Railroads and
and extends from Fort Preble taking in the entire
water front up to opposite the Grand Trunk
Wharves, thence up the channel TO include over
half the breakwater, which originally built by
the United States at cost of $3.50 OOO but for
which 1t ReUer took title deeds.
SALE positive. without reserve-Slo,OOO cash-tal-
ance three i've years ut SIX per cent:
1t Is estimated that the two new Railroads imme- :
diately to be built connect Portland with the Great
West, and the Pacific Railroads, will more than
double the population, and must extend on Cape
EzaDeth side of the channel, as Portland Island Is
about filled up now. and will take up the entire
,.; Sn hain lahu water front IN tne hatoor'
different
When it is known that Pier Sites opposite this
land, and from to Of a mile distant, are worth
over Forty Thousand Dollars, and are all taken
up ON the Portland side, Capitalists will APPRECIATE
the SPros prospects is tor . this properly:
"a Capt. PICKETT, of Cape Elizabeth, will show
IS Sale S5sh March, at Boston or Portland.
HORACE H. DAY, Owner,
mar3dtd 229 Broadway, New York.
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NE w YORK.

JAMES FISK, JR., IN POSSESSION OF THE SOUND
STEAMERS.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The Fall River line
of steamers has finally fallen into the hands of
James Fisk, Jr., who now virtually has mo-
nopoly of the Sound business The Norwich
and Western line, leased some time since to
the Boston, Hartford & Erie road, which
works in unison with Fisk and the Erie road,
and the Bristol line will be discontinued and
Fall River will be the terminus ins,sad OF
Bristol but the boats will stop at Newport.
A Sunday, line is to be established for the sum
mer months. as well as an early day line,
leaving here at o'clock P. M and arriving
in Boston at IL O'Clock p. M. The boats have
been refittsd and are to be made attractive
by Something in the musical way, either q
band or an opera troupe company.
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WASHINGTON.
NO NOMINATIONS. .

WASHINGTON, March 22-The Senate ad-
ourned at 2 o'clock, when the Republicans,
by previous arrangement, resumed their eau
Gus on the subject of the tenure of Office bill,
with the view to accommodate their differences
The President sent no nominations to the
Senate to-day.
THE TENURE OF OFFICE ACT
The Republican Senators were in caucus
about two hours this morning, and about the
same length of tirae this afternoon on the ten
ure of civil Office act. Mr.. Conklings propo-
stion to suspend the law for four years or dur
ing the administration of President Grant was
discussed with much animation. Finally
resolution was adopted that the bill, pending
lhe amendments in the Senate, shall be re-
i COMMITTED to the Committee on the Judiciary,
with view to a modification of the law now
in force 1t is not vet known what changes
VIII oe proposed, but many of the Senators
suppose they Will he such as to relieve the
Tresluent nom the present embarrassments
~ woulu seem that a majority of the Senators
are opposed to total repeal of the law. and
ueslIe W retain Its principles, but they think
it generally satisfactory. Noi
DEFICIENCIES IN APPROPRIATIONS
The Secretary of the Treasprv IN q oa..,,,,,.
nication to the House. calls attent;on 20 ~
deficiency of appropriations to comniate the the
Custom Houses at Portland Maine rarJ N Sno
densburg N. Y, and the United States Ne
rine Hospital at Chicago.
CUBAN REPORTS
Private letters received in Washington rem.
resent the cause of the insurgents as favorable
and consider it out of the power of the Span
iards to put down the insurrection. The in
surgents maintain themselves in more than
half the island outside the principal cities,
and are increasing in numbers. The freedmen
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Gus decision. A large proportion Of the num-
Der have took part in the discussion, and is is
either be repealed or suspended until the 4th
of March 1873. The provision for suspension
until next December is being generally aban-
doned. Messrs. Grimes and Sprague also
withdrew before adjournment.
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RED MAN FOR POSTMASTER.

have their choice either to Join the army or
work on plantations for the benefit of the rev.
olutionists for wages. but generally prefer the
latter.
A COLoRED MAN FOR POSTMASTER.
Chas. M. Wilder, colored, has been recon-,
mended by the South Carolina Congressional
delegation, and endorsed by the Postmaster
General, for Postmaster at Columbia, IN that
State He was formerly Deputy United states
Marshal, a member of the State Constitutional tt
isature
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CHARLESTON, March 19.-Freights-To Liverpool
by sail, Id ~ ID. OF UplaDds and q Id on Sea Is
lands.S To Havre nominal To the West Indies.
Cuban ports, 80, Gold, " M on Lumber for North
side, and $40 y M, Gold. for South side. Coast
and 1c on Sea island Cotton, and 81 80 % tierce
on Rice; by sail, 81 70 q 80 % bale Uplands; on
resawed Lumber - Y M; on Timber $40 " M. on
Resin 75c % Dbl. TO Boston, bv steam via Baltimore
1c Y f on Cotton; by SAIL 9-16 a te P fb Cotton
$12 Ss M on resawed Lumber and $13 3P M on Tim
ber.
still depressed, and it seems PROBABLE that
even tho present low rates will not be maintained.
s s sss
ton by steam to New York a &C.; to Liverpool a
Sled; to Boston and Philadelphia nominal; Tobac-
CO to New York So so ~ hhd; Pork Beef and Mo-
lasses to do 81 a 25 % bbl.; Flour to Northern
ports 65 a 75c ~ bbl; Corn to Northern ports 18 a
zoe ~ bush; Corn to Liverpool 10d % bush. By
sal, the rates are:-Cotton to Liverpool - q 7-16:
to Havre 7-16 @ 15-32c ~ H.; Corn to Liverpool @
95d; Oil Cake to do sos 9S ton.
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WASHINGTON.
THE TENURE OF OFFICE ACT

THE TENURE OF OFFIOH AO1
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Senate Re
publican caucus held an animated session OF
TWO hours this morning considering the tenure
OF Office question, No decision was reached,
ana the caucus will reassemble at two O'Clock
otls afternoon Mr.. Morton and several other
aIsocates ls OF total repeal withdrew before the
ao1ournment, refusing to be bound by the eau
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Large Gale of Groceries by Auc-
tom.

ON Thursday, Mar 25th, at 1-2 O'Clock NJ, at
" Saesroom No IS Exchange st, bbs Sugar, white
and brown Tea, Tobacco, Soap, Starch Rasins,
Mustard, Spices, cream Tarter Saleratus, cayenne
Peaches, Whortleberries, Ketchup, Pepper Sauc
Worcestershire Sauce, ,Gerkns coffee, cigars cl0 s.
Pms Tubs, Pals, Matches, Measures, Selves, Paper
and Paper Bags, Irvine &C.
Ihe above stock is large, mostly in original pack
ages, and first class goods. The stock OF a jobber.
mr22td n. o. BAILEY, Auctfoneer
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e U r. o p e /.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, March 22.-In the House OF Com
mons to-day Mr.. Fortescue, chief Secretary
for Ireland, said the Government did not in
tend to extend clemency to any otaer Fenians
now in prison.
The debate ON the Irish Church bill was re-
sumed, and Sir Roundell Palmer made a
speech favoring disestablishment, butopposing
disendowment, and said he would propose and
urge modification of the bill in committee.
Sir John Duke Coeridge, Solicitor General,
advocated the bill, approving it in all its
points.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March pa popular demonstra-
ton has been made in Barcelona in favor of
free trade.
HUNGARY.
PEsrH, March 22-The majority of the
elections for the Hungarian Parliament so far
have resulted in the success of the Deak party
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 22.-Photiadas Bey
has gone to Athens to resume his position as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary from Turkey.
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Windsor, Maine, Oct 81, 1sI

JOHN McARTHUR, Esq, Augusta. Maine.
OF Bradleys Patent Super Phosphate and applied it
to the cultivation of potatoes ve and half acres
of old worn out land, with no other manure The
result was two hundred bushels to the acre, being
fully double the quantity produced an equal
amount of newer land without Phosphate, and the
quality was decidedly better, being larger and
smoother, and worth at least fifteen twenty cents
per bushel more than where no Phosphate was used.
In answer to your inquiry whether Phosphate pays
for sale and realize Is cents per bushe for them
at Augusta, eight miles from my farm. am conf
worth OF Phosphate, and the quality was very much
better. intend to use at least two and half tons
next year.
Yours, &C., LEONARD W.<TAYLOR.
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/. &C., LEONARD W.~TAYLOR.
From the Maine Farmer.

New Sharon, Me, April II, 1868.
Messrs. Editors-I have used Bradey's Super
Phosphate OF Lime corn and potatoes for several
years past, to my entire satisfaction Last year l
his Super Phosphate compared with corn raised with
barn-yard manure in the same field, and found the
ears raise on the rows where Bradley's Phosphate
to the end, with an increased crop of at least
third, and OF much better quality. The corn grewn
on the rows where barn-yard manure was used was
two weeks later, with considerable soft corn, and
none OF the filed out to the end, as was the case
where the Phosphate was applied.
On potatoes it acted equally as well as Il did on
my corn. 1 think ne farmer in Maine should raise
corn or potatoes without Bradley's Phosphate, and
am sure If they will once give 1t trial thev will be
so well satisfied that they would be unwilling
am to do without it.
Yours respectfully LUTHER CURTIS.
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MAINE.

REMOVAL OF NAVY YARD DETECTIVE AT KIT
Terry.
PORTSMOUTH, March 22.-Andrew jackson
Stimson, detective in the Navy Yard, who was
appointed by A. johnson, was to-day removed
by order of the authorities at Washington.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
BANGOR, March 22-The train on the Maine
Central Railroad last night ran over man
named Hobbs, at Clinton, cutting off his leg
and arm, and probably fatally iniuring him.
He had been at work loading timber upon the
cars and was not observed till after the acci-
dent.
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MAssACHUsETTs.

THE NEwBURYPoRT INcENDIARY
NEwRuRypoBT. March 22-The examina-
tion of Choate, the alleged ''firebug, resulted
in his being held for trial at the May term of
the Superior Couat 1t is now generally be-
lieyed he is guilty.
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Eron, Jndae Pierrenont.

1903 Fifth Avenue, New York, Nov. 26, 1868.
VIM. L. BRADLEY, Esq.
Dear Sir-You ask how the Super Phosphate which
had of you last spring proved in its use upon my
country place upon the Hudson River.
say in reply that my gardener used it on the
lawn, on the piece of meadow and on the Indian
corn.
Its effect was rapid and wonderful. 1t is far the
Cheapest manure OF which have any knowledge.
Yours truly, EDWARDS PIERREPUNT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE OPINIONS OF
Scientific & Practical Men
IN FAVOR OF
BRADLEY'S
Superb PhOsphate f!
From Hon. T. s. Lang.

From Hon. T. s. Lang.
-, North vassalboro', Me-, Dec 8. 1858
w. L. BRADLEY, ESQ
Dear Sir r:-When met you in Portland, Twas un-
able TO answer In full your queries to the salts
Iact,on found In the use OF your Super Phosphate,
as my CROPS were OF harvested.
am grathed with the result of its application up
ON corn, potatoes and roots and have arranged for
a iperal supply tor the coming season:
am respectfully yours, Il. S. LANG.
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Is speedy and certain
a. ! 7: !: !: !:
WNsG1ZH remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
NlUIX Bronchitis, Cutdrrh, m
SsI4NkelEIyS3 fuenza, Whooping Cough,
S A. Asthma, and the Uarioas
NSGv sINNH~ affections Of the Lungs
and Chest.
~ The attention Of
of the lungs is directed to this valuable RENE.
dy. The season OF the year has already come when
on account of the sudden changes in the weather,
colds and coughs are easily taken, and If neglected
may lead to disease OF the lungs. What is needed
under such circumstances is a reliable remedy
speedy in affOrding relief and eectual in arresting
further progress of the disease.
GHTO arrest the existing irritation of the air pas
sages and the lungs, speedily and efectuaIy, the
seat and of cough, an important step gained
towards relief and in the first stages of the dis
ease. MASTAS PULMON &c BALsAM possesses this
important power, and while it promptly and effectu-
alv arrests all existing irritation and rapidly relieves
cough it renders the lungs further relief by promot
ing tree discharge OF the accumulated mucus in the
air passages, imparting healthy action and vig0r
to the chest at the same time.
Those suffering with cough and the first stages
OF lung disease, will therefore find in this valuable
preparation speedy and decided relief Even those
whose condition Is beyond recovery, will de-
Eve r t hom lts use great benefit well comfort
or C5 CLASS OF diseases it is designed to relieve the
general commendaton it has received has proved its
great eh1cacy beyond question: For the past ten
years thousands have been speedily and efectually
cured Dy 1ts tlmey use while suffering from severe
colds, protracted coughs, and from other forms n
lung diseased 1t is prepared from vegetable baIsams
and the medicinal properties OF roots and herbs
with no minerals nor poisonous acids, simple and
safe in the materials used, 1t can be taken at anv
time.
nH-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines throught the United States.
w. W. WHIPPLE & CO., Portland,
Dec 22-d&w6m General Agents for Maine.
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X, M. PATTEN & co., Auctioneeps.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.
To the City and Country Trade !
White Granite, White Lined Yel-
low, Iron Stone and Rock
ingham Ware.

ON Friday, March 2eth; at 10 A NJ, 80 packages
Chambess, Bowls Mugs, Tea SETS, Bakers, Nappies,
Plates, Sugars, Creams, Brush and Soap Trays,
Pitchers, Nut Baskets Blanc Mango Moulds, Gust
ards, Bed and chair Pans, Spietoons Tea Potts. Lped
Bowls, Scolops, with general assortme nt or other
Wares.
Open for examination day previous to sale. Cata-
logues at office No postponement must be sold.
Gy-On TUESDAY, March SOth, PAINTINGS. Par
ticulars hereafter mar22dtd
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q O M M II H OF H.
New York stock and Money Market.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 22.-Money to-day was In
moderately active request without .noTgn
change dull at 1851 1888, and sIght lOSf "a lOSt
Bond bills not on the market to any extent. Gold
steady; opened at 1911 tell to 13l, advanced to 1917
and Closed at 1911 q 1871; rates paid for carrying
~ ner cent. Governments are trife lower but
closed steady purchasers are for the present mainly
holdng off, Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the follow
ing so Coupon 6's 1881, 1853 a 116J;
do 5-26's 1862, 1sB "a 1isb; do 1864 1i42 a i145; do
1885, 1i63 a 1859; do new, l13t a 1885, do 1867 1134
q 113t; do ls6s l13i a 1i3t; 10 40's. 1851 q 1851
Border State bonds dull with decline on Southern
ones; old Tennessee's, 65g "a 66; new do e43 a 65;
new North Cardinals, 81 g bsl;
The whole four and a half millions of first mort
gage bonds of the Lake Superior & Mississippi rail-
load have been closed out. The Stock market to-day
opened with speculation for lower prices, with New
York Central and Pacific Mail as features; the for
mer fell to 1884, assisted by Albany reports as to the
bill recently introduced in the Senate; Pacific Mail
Tell to S54. The rest of the list sympathizcd and
prices were all lower. In the afternoon the feeling
was BETTER and though there considerable irreg
ularity, there marked advance on the low quo
tations Of the morning, the features being Pacific
Mail, Central and North Western. The market
closed firm with an improving tendency: The fol-
wing 5.30 0prices:-Pacffic Mail 81 a ST.; West
ern Union Telegraph, 37t a 3SA; New York Central,
1864 a 1861; Erie 32a a 35f; Hudson, 137; Harlem,
1344 a 1856; Reading, 918 a 91f; Fort Wayne 1l93 q
1870; Michigan Southern, 964 @ 96f; Illinois Central,
1873 q 14O4 Toledo, 1861 a 1854 Chicago q Rock r.
land. 1881 a 12Ss; Chicago & No. Western, s44 q
SIT; do preferred, 944 q 94s.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to $4,000 900.
The balance atthe Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to $93, ,S51 1923.
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North penobscot Me- Arr;,, Toe,

NUfln f6nODSCOL ME-, April u, 1868,
w. l.. BRADLEY, ESQ.,, Boston Mass.
Dear Sir--The Superb Phosphate I bought of YOU
last year came too late to at planting and ap-
piled about 25O pounds per acre around my corn at
hoelng. / used it on twenty rows, and left four
without.
Within a few days the corn treated with your Su-
Phosphate assumed peculiar richness of color
and kept In advance all the season, rpening week
earlier than the other. have great taith in it asa
valuable fertilizer. Yours truly,
j. M, HUrCHINS.