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Gov. Bullock reads somewhat too literally.
Io has written us a letter, for which we regret
we have not space, in which he urges merely
technical objections to our remarks on ,,. his n.e
communication relative to the Georgia trou''.e' =.
We are aware, though he does not seem 70
think it. that his term as Governor Oh ueoisa
will not expire until 1872, no matter "hs'
Congress may do with the bingham ainenu,
"mentr to the Georgia Dill bu' We ":s
tnow-ond so does he-that if that measure Is
ndontad and a new Legislature is elected TINS
coninc Fall. GOV. Bullock's official existence,
oS we ;ptimated. will speedily terminate. Ana
W ;f there is any basis of truth in the revelations
nf frond and attempts at bribery contained IN
the renort of the Investigating Committee
will Gov. Bullock have just reason To complain
Of his fate. or to charge, as he does IN 'no
letter we have received, that we DO ht "''
"fair ~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

We have had some curious disclosures lateD
of English social mysteries, but nothing moo
remarkable than the discoveries which haze
been reached through the arrest of two yong
men masouerading in wOmen's attire in he
boxes of a London theater The prisoners,
who are said to be respectfully cOnneced
maintained their disguise so well that the po-
lice, who had known them by sight for aine
months, never suspected them to be ether
than the "ladies" of gay life whom hey
found their pleasure or profit in assumingt to
be, and their appearance in court, in all the
glory of silks laces, chignOns, and white kid
gloves, almost puzzled the Judge himself
When their lodgings were searched there were
found. with superb and complete wardrobe
and wealth of feminine knick-knacks, large
collection of photographs wherein they were
represented grouped in familiar cOmpanlonsmp
with gentlemen well known in London society
notably Lord Arthur Pelham Clinton, rather
fast young gentleman who holds commission
as Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, and has
moreover the honor of being brother to the
still faster Duke of Newcastle. 1t now ap-
pears that more than year ago the men In
question obtained an immense popularity in
certain provincial towns by the assumption of
female characters on the stage. Supper parties
were given them at gentlemens houses, at
which they were specially requested TO ap-
pear in female costume; their rooms were for
weeks inundated with visitors (amOng whom
were clergymen); they received innumerable
presents, and it was considered capital fun to
write them bulesque love letters, and address
them as "My darling Stella" and dearest
FAM We trust that the publication of names.
which is likely to result from their trial, will
prove comforting and honorable to the many
distinguished gentlemen whom they seem 10
have either amused or swindled.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

The advantage, in pccuniary sense, Of be-
ing an earl, has just been illustrated in the
history Of one Of those bubble-companies
which every now and then startle the London
commercial world with their 1eetng giories
and disastrous explosions. The Monarch In
surance Company, after career of ten months.
suspended payment last March with G2OO.Oa
liabilities and no assets, and the managers and
directors have been committed for trial on
charge Of a conspiracy TO defraud. 1t is not
worth while to repeat the customary reflections
upon commercial immortality, dangerous haste
to be rich, and John Bulls love Of being hum
bugged: we only wish to call attention TO tho
high appreciation of the market value OF
aristOcracy which the managers OF this
concern seem to have entertained. They ap-
pointed Earl Poulett President Of the Company
with a salary of 600 and an allotment gratis
of 80 shares of stock, and the noble lord has
been examined as to what he knows of tho
operations of the business which he thus az
sumed to direct. IL appears that he knows
nothing whatever. His only duties as presi-
dent were to attend the balf-ycarly meetings,
allow his name to stand at the head of the
prospectus, and draw his salary and we must
do him the Justice to say that the last OF these du-
ties is the only one he never neglected. lie never
attended general business meeting. lie never
knew what they wanted to pay him t4OO
wear for He knew nothing OF the operations
of the concern, or its debts, or Its resources.
but he had a general idea that its principal
business was "signing policies Of insurance on
"ships going to sea-" The promoters of the
Monarch Insurance Company nevertheless act
en- biob a volua upon an FoTl's name that thew
were not only ready to pay Lord Poulctt at
the rate we have mentioned, but promised to
pay ESQ to Col. Paget for persuading his lord
ship to accept the proposal. Such develop
ments, however, as the approaching trial must
bring forth will have a depressing effect upon
the price of ornamental Earls.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Mr.. Lynch's bill to revive American Naviga-
ton is in very great danger. If it dies to-day,
as is quite probable, it will be in consequence
of its weak subsidy clauses. The Democrats,
from sea-cOast and border with large num-
Der of Republicans from the interior States,
threaten to strangle it, They yesterday mus
tered 96 against IS in favor of the bill. The
advocates of the measure claim that there is
clear majority for it, and trust to muster
enough members from the "iron regions and
from the "pitch-pine districts" to carry 1t on
the final vote to-day. The subsidy clauses are,
however, very obnoxious to the representatives
from the West aud these will, we fear. defeat
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
RIVAL SOTTHEPN PACIFIC RAILROADS.

RIVAL SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROADS.
The proposition of railway on the thirty
second parallel of latitude has been before the
public in various shapes for twenty years, and
yet the enterprise is still struggling desperately
for existence. Then Texas was the only State
of all the Gulf region to whose prosperity the
completion of the road is of almost vital i'm
portance, which gave it the least encOur-
agement. Louisiana was cold because New
Orleans was passed by, and Arkansas offended
because Memphis was aimed at. But so earnest
was Texas in its wish to see the line built that
its several Legislatures under rebel and loyal
rule affirmed and reaffirmed the grant of lands
made to the road in 1866. California on the
Pacific Coast desirOus of making the port of San
Diego the western terminus of the line, chartered
and aided the partial construction Ofanother line.
The Texas route is the Memphisand El Paso line;
the California route is usually called the San
Diego and Fort Yumas Road. OF the former
more than fifty miles are graded, and twenty
three miles laid with rails. OF the latter we
know only that work is in progress. Without
doubt the two lines have more of finished
work, larger land grants, and better prospects
of being eventually completed than any other
Southern Pacific railway. These two roads are
under the control of Gen. John e. Fremont,
and he has asked Congress to consolidate,
charter and aid them under the title of the
Southern TranscOntinental Railway"
The Senate Committee Oh the Pacific Rail
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

over, rescue another branch of this Church
from the lethargy in which it has lain for
nearly thousand years, and thus hasten the
regeneration of large section OF the Christian
world whose condition is so closely connected
with the future destinies of Eastern Europe
and a portion of Asia.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

The Conference Committee on the bill to en-
force the XVIII Amendment has modified the
bill and removed some of its Objectionable fea-
lures. The penalties for repeating and fraud
ulent registering, however, remain unaltered.
We are promised the passage of the bill to-
day in order that it may become law in time
10 apply to the Virginia election which takes
place tomorrow. 1t cannot come too soon,
nor can the penalties for fraudulent voting
he made too stringent
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

AT Leipsic vigorous war has been Tor some
,me carried ON between two prominent theatrical per
sonages, Dr. Laube and DIR. iGoltsehal Dr l@"rS
has In consequence resigned his position as 'heas
director but the municipal authorities refused 10
it and all prominent people OF the town. he"uou "
the Professors Of the University signed an address ask
inc DIR Iaube 10 withdraw t. The cause Of the small
tempest in the small Leipse teapot some mdsereet
criticism by Dr Goltscha and his friends rejecting on
tina nan 1sueut VI Dr. LauDe.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
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1t appears that EsparterO consents to take
the crown of Spain-if he can get it-and that
the assent is but preliminary to an election in
the Cortes, which is not absolutely certain to
result in his favor From late debate in the
Cortes, we gather that the Liberals of Spain
abandon all hope of Republic, and consent
TO a monarchy as essential to the tranquility
and financial prosperity of the country.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
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the whole bill. OF course present defeat will
not be the end of measure which is too I'M
portant TO let die. MIR. Lynch's Committee
will doubtless come back again with better
bill purged of the distasteful provisions of the
npndinp ono
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
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holding to the doctrine that dock-yards Ara
national workshops for the building aid fittiDs
of ships of war, and in no degree military
establishments. We cling to an expeniys
relic of the dark ages, useless, and at variant-
with the republican institutions OF our country.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
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WORDS AND THEIR ABUSES Mr.. Thur
low Weed, in an entertaining article in the
Galaxy for May sheds some long desired
light on the origin Of the term governor, /"
as employed by filai affection to denote
the paternal parent. On reading this. we
were instantly reminded ola little bit OF
historical philology which Mr. Froude has
somehow strangely omitted to chronicle
in that portion of Of his delightful romance
which Is founded on the life Of Elizabeth
This somewhat distinguished lady. in COM
pany with Mrs. Stowe, Grace Darling,
Raleigh, DIR. Franklin and others, was once
taking tea by special invitation in the back
parlor at Kenilworth, when the converse
ton turned on boating, Raleigh, who
from his experience, was quite Mt home
on that topic playfully wagered his best
peaked run that Leicester could not pre-
vail on either Of the ladies there present to
venture with him on the lake in his new
ten-oared lap.streak wherry The Earl
was roughly piqued by this taunt, being
secretly proud Of his aquatic accomplish
ment, and, turning hastily to the Queen, he
remarked:
And yet the lady lives who ventures
wheresoever l may lead"
''Prithee, brave Earl" interrupted the
Queen, in high dudgeon, twill you impart
to use her name?''
An awkward pause ensued. when Leices-
ter, fixing his aquiline eye piercingly upon
Elizabeth's face, replied, in tone of the
deepest respect, You, Bet
This expression has ever since held its
place as maxim of polite conversation.
-PaachineiiO.
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IL MANCHESTER " H., July sth a
coAiH.raiion broke out which extend
ed with rapid:ty aud ficrcene,s which
the most desperate efforts ot the fire
department aad citizens could not STAY .
The whole square from Merriinac 10
Hanover and between Chestnut and
Elm streets. comprising tenement
houses. stores. shops. church. hotel
livery stable. steam printing works and
other propcrt, was laid in ruins. The
loss canno; be less than S2jO.pro.
The fire broke out in one of the build
ing> in the rear of the Merchants Ey-
change. and swept widely through the
wooden buildings in that section. and
soon envelopcd all the territory between
Elm and Chestnut streets. aud between
Hanover street on the north and the
black streets, between Manchester and
Merrimac street, on the south. The fire
originated in the room occupied bv
Drake 4 Carpenter. spice and coffee
manufacturers. and unguestionablv took
from the rooster which ignited the wood
work. Close 10 this building and con-
nectcd with it was brick building. in
which was located the steam printing
works OF the Mirror and the press on
which the Daily Union was printed
This was soon on fire, and from this
point the fire spread in all directions.
the wind blowing strong all the time
On the north was a wooden building
occupied by paint and carpenter shops
North of that WAS another wooden
building in which were several shops
The fire then moved east. taking the
wooden buildings in its course until il
reached the Masonic Temple. a large
and elegant three stony block; still
further east, Johnson's Block. Brown 4
Cilley'> Block, and all the tenements
east to Chestnut street. On Manches ter
street, James stable. Bartlett's Block, a
brick tenement block. Harrington X
.Iohnson- tenement block and brick
church. AT the corner OF Manchester
and Chestnut street, ON the south sid
OF this street WAS the Mechanics Hotel.
and MANY shops aud tenement, between
Elm. Buck street and Chestnut. \
pretty clean sweep WAS made of Il j..
The Merchants Exchange. the largest
block in the ciiy-iour stories high. POO
feet long by 100 feet decp-was III great
peril, and was frequently on fire. The
goods from the shops. material from the
printing offices, &c. were TO great ex-
tent removed
The whole area burned over is IRON
five 10 six acres. The amount of prop
erty destroyed was not far from $3.50
900. on which there was about $l25 900
insurance. The number of iamiie.
thrown out of houses j. no, less than
200, and some put the number much
higher. There has been no loss of life
so far a. can be learned, and no one in
jured. After the fire had ragged Tor an
hour or more. the wind lulled and rain
fell freely, which had great influence
in arresting the flames.
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The Old COntincntals.

The Old COntincntals.
IL their ragged rcgimentsis
stood the old Continental,
Yielding not.
when the grenadiers were lunging,
And like hail fell the plunging
Csnnon-shot,
When the flies
Ofthe isles.
From the smoky night -encampment, bore the
banner OF the rampant
Unicorn.
And drummer. q runner, drummer rolled the
roll Of the drummer
Through the morn!
Then with eyes to the front all.
And with guns horizontal.
Stood our sires:
And the balls viii stled deadly.
And in streams flashing redly
B!azed the fires:
As the rosr
On the shore
Swcp. tho strong battle breakers DER the
grcen-sodded acres
or the plain.
And louder. louder, loader cracked the black
gunpowder-
Cracking amain.
Now like smiths at their f'ryes
Worked the red st. Georges
Csnnoniers;
And the "villainous satpetrc"
Rung a fierce. dscordant metre
Round their ears:
As the swim
Storm-drift.
With hot. sweeping anger. anne the horse
guards claugor
On our TANKS.
Then higher. higher, higher burned the old
fashioned fire
Through the ranks.
Then the old-iashioned colonel
Gslloped through the white Internal
Powder-cloud.
And his broad sword was swinging
And his brazen throat was ringing
Trumpet loud.
Then the blue
Bullet. flew,
And the trooper jackets retden nj the touch
OF the leaden
Rife-hrcath:
And rounder. rounder. rounder roared the
iron six-pounder-
Hurting death,
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.

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Dried. 10. IL
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A fact worth remembering-Fiye cents
worth Of "Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow.
ders," given to q horse twice . week, will
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IT'S NO USE, the poisonous hair preparations
have had their dag and done their mischief.
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NJ \ II X lie ID.

In this City on the 10th inst, by Rev.
VIM. II. Sayary, Mr.. benjamin +. Sim
mons and Miss Emma A. McGown,
both of North Ellsworth
In Lamoine, July 10th by Rev. W. O.
Holman. a; the house OF The brides father
Curtis Stevens. Danna Runnalds OF Por-
tland TO Celia. NJ. Stevens Of Lamolne.
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HdlFs Vegetable SjcaiaS hair Rexeeer
will stimulate the absorbsnts and the secretions
Of the hair tubes until thsy regain their origin.
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Sufferers from coughs, colds bronchitis,
Group, influenza or wh00ping cough. will find
relief in DR., Wistar's Bxlsam Of Wild Cherry.
century, and still maintains its long established
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MARINE LIST.

Those interested In vessels will please
send list ofsuch as they desire reported.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH
SAILED.
July ,ih.
Huzzar. Buker. Rocklsnd.
lingo, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Ca-essa. Joyce. Boston.
Minioia, Whitaker Boston,
Nandalia Wells Salem.
AK. Mulikcn Griffin Boston
Schr. Capt. John. Young, Boston.
AgenorA Adams Boston.
Elizabeth. Murcb, Boston.
Ztcavo Tate.
July sth.
Telegraph. Woodland. Portland.
Bark Aberdeen. Treat LaPlate.
Belle, Young. Providence.
- Forester, Remick Boston
ARRIVED.
J. n. kennedy, smith Boston.
Dolphin. Davis.
July 9th.
Connecticut. Ellwell. Roundout-
Mary A. Holt, Calais.
Charles Upton. new. Bellatty, Boston
Bangor. Jordan. Boston.
EhzaDeth, Murch Gloucester
ARRIVED.
- Globe. Eaton. Boston.
Panama Hodgkin-. New York
ARRIVED.
Frank Pierce Portland.
Grace, Alley, Boston.
- Arbnreer. Clark. Boston.
Abby Weld. Belfast.
80 Dexter, lood sylvester.
July nth
:. Far pcaier. Remick. Boston.
W. II. Mailer. Murch. Boston.
q" Samuel Lewis. Ron,cy Dighion.
% Bonny leves, Curtis Boston.
SAILED.
Agrnora Adams New yors
Heroine Bunker Rocsiand.
g Nandalia walls, Boston.
e capt. John Young
ARRIVED.
William Whitaker Providence.
SAILED.
Abigail. Haynes, Boston
g Iucclls, Hodgkin- Boston
Coplcr. Trcworgy
a. Abby Weld sylvester. New York.
ARRIVED.
IS Delaware Fullerton. Providence
Sailed from Franklin July S,h. schr. e. :.
Dyer. Capt. Googin-. tot salem.
NEW YORK Ar sIh \. \. Wooiard Tor
Portsmouth,. rslos. Icl.a,'y. fpr Bath. Ar li,h
II. ! RAYMOND. from Georgetown u. G. 18th
inst "a Bsrnczst. carried AVA, mainsail.)
PORTSMOUTH Ar sfh. Annie Harpc
BANGOR Ar. 18th Jni.a 4. Rich. from
Salem.
PHI..ADELrHIA-Ar IL >cntuna. Cook,
CarLenA-
NEW LoNDON-Ar 81 senator Crime.
NEW lORk-Ar ii Delaware. Fnllerton
for salem: Julia \ Rich. Pattcn for do. 4. h
Woodward. Woodward Providence. Ar "a Pa
cihc Wa~s. Addison. Ar 18th Victory Higgins.
sloNNiNGToN : Ar 1t. Ronny lN--.
Curtis. Ellsworth.
Ar. nj -. Thomas II ult brig Ambrose Light
Higgins. from Port Spain seeking.
Eo>TON-Ar I'd Globe. Eaton, Ellsworth
Ar - Billow, Was. Addison. 9Th Agricoa
Nurch. Ellsworth. Doris. saddIcr AMI Georgia
Alley. Ellsworth. eth Agenora.
cld-sth Ella Hay. Haskell. Ellsworth,
SALEM Ar - Redonio. Ellsworth.
HOLMES HbLE-Ar 9Th samuel Levi, for
Ell,wor h. Ar ,th Castillian. Jordan, Els
worth for Norwich.
roRTLAND-Iuy o'h Ar ocean. Grant.
Boston.
Ar. nth Olive Branch. Higgins for Boston.
= gth Cssco Lodge; George and Emily.
NEWBURlPORr->ld 9Th MARY Means.
Byard. Bath.
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,-rur .DTER TISEMENTS.

Dauchy's Adds.
Sewing Machines.
H. VI Eaton.
Liverpool and Cadez Salt.
DR. Perkins.
Wanted
Non Resident Taxes
Legal Notices.
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4 skii-boat between Oak Point and Starry Neck
by The Yacht Morning star. The owner can hav c
the same by proving property and paying charges
aud calling -. 4. MERRILL.
~urry July, 9Th 1870.
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Thomas Murphy has been ap-
pointed and confirmed Collector of the
Port of New York.
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lie d..

Died in Eastbrook the 9Th inst. Julia
+. Billings, daughter Of John and Rosalia
Billings. aged year and months.
Died in Addison, July +th, Mrs. Mahala
Norton. aged 20 years.