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For GovERNoR.-There are some indica-
| tons Of a spontaneous movement for the
denomination of Governor Chamberlain.
A correspondent writes from Bryant's Pond
as follows:
An editorial in the Oxford Democrat mar
rows the canvass to Hersey and Perham,
whist correspondent signing ''Oxford, ex-
cludes Horsey for literary disqualification
The Generals alma mater was a cooper's
shop which is no disparagement. Per-
hams was the farm and sheep fold. which
all allow to be honorable, but where is the
distinction? Should the cooper's shop
grade below the farm? Away with this
nonsense; let the people nominate their
candidate, and if Literary qualifications"
are wanted, continue in Office the only real
scholar that has graced the chief magis-
trate's chair for many years.
Portland Advertiser.
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VOLUME IS.
Twenty-Five Years Pract;oo

IN the treatment ofDiseases incident to fen,,a
has placed DR.. DOW at the head of all physician
making such practice speciality, and enah,s.
him to guarantee speedy and pertinent cnre il
the worst cases of Suppression and all other Me-,
strual Derangenents. from whatever cause An
letters for advice must contain 81. Office, \, q
ENDiCorr STREET, Boston.
B-Board furnished To those desiring 10 ~
main under treatment.
Boston. Itts. 1850. +-sp.no Iyr27
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THE GREAT ExPEnvEvcC

~ the eatment Of disc asses relating to the ya,e.
suvs faculty IN man and woman, acquired by III
a. -. hayes, OF Boston, has eminenily fitted hin,
~, ~ mas gwen to the public under the auspices ~
sne Ireaoody Medical Institute EMIT led "THT
Tb a 49, : ~ LIE or SELF-PRESERvATION >
s.erity, &C., are discussed in = mastery manna
n anis volume and should be read BY eyerybodS
naves e' SsMnP1rtant work from the pen Of III
ANp HER DISEASES" is also published an ~,
peabody Medical Institute. Read theis sdr ny the
ment in another column. "'e. -, aaseIuse.
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ROckldnd Gazette.

PAsTORAL.-The Rev. J. f. Durnin
has been appointed to the charge OF the
Catholic Church in this city. Those
OF our citizens who have met Father
Durnin, speak Of him in terms OF admira-
ton. Our Catholic friends are TO be
congratulated on their good fortune.
We understand that the new Pastor i
to come to Calais and enter upon his
labors 1t 0nce.-( Calais Advertiser.
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MEDICAL NOTICE..

have tins day, entered into CupArtncrshis ta
me ptacuce OF Medicine aud surgery. with Or
Geo. y. Harden, who has for the past wear. sta B
led in the hospitals OF Mass and a recent gra4l.l
ate of Harvard Medical school. As to the AT
tilnments of Dr. Harden, he refers to Henry ;
Bigelow NJ. u, Prof of surgery. and Calvif
Ellis, NJ D., Prof. OF the Theory and rrac ti,.r a.
Medicine Ia Harvard College.
p II. HARDING, NJ u.
Ellsworth. April Goth. $50 Iitf
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prove, if elected, as able and useful a
member as is Mr.. Lynch. Col, James
NJ. Stone is an able man, a man OF
legislative and business experience,
and if the York County Republicans
should take him. they would not lose
anything by the change. But never
let it be said. that any man was select
ed because he happened to live in any
particular locality.
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EASIBROOk, April nth. 1870

EAsIBRook, April 18th, 1870.
MIR. SAWYER
The officers of Eastbrook are as follows
1o'cn Clerk, VIM. Smith.
SetectNen, A. s. Googins, J. U. McCarty
J. L. Demeyer.
Treasurer, A. 5. Googins.
Collector, j. p Wilbur.
Constable, VIM. p. French.
School Com. A. S. Googins, J. U. Nc.
Carly, +. Butler.
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PLAIN TnK.-The Machias Republican
makes the following remarks upon the cub
ernatorial canvass:
We hear considerable Of late about the
Blaine Morrill, contest. The idea seems
to be, that the Hersey movement is one in
the interest of James g. Blaine for Senator
instead of Lot VI. Morrill,, which election
comes of next winter in the Legislature.
were there no other reasons. ~e should
object to Hersey. from the fact that he is
not an active temperance man. We do not
care snap whether the man who is nomi-
mated for Governor is a member of any or
der or not; all we want is the right man.
But when we come To talk about ousting
Senator Morrill, and putting in James G.
Blaine, The people Of Washington County
will be unit in their condemnation of any
such scheme or trickery as that
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The partnership heretofore existing between n,
undersigned, under name and firm OF Geo. "
Gc,ing s. Co, il this day dissolved Inv uutuaI
consent George W. Cooling has assumed inc
payment OF the debts Of the firm, and v anthor-
yea TO sign the name Of the firm in liquidation <
settlement OF its business
GEO. W. COOLING
80 GEORGE r. OStIDDD
Ellsworth, April sth 1870. 3wi5
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EDUCATION.
school Agents.

MANY Inquiries nave been made IN
regard to the passage and operation
Of the new Law concerning the en-
ployment of Teachers. The Act
transferring the authority in this mat
ter from the District Agent to the S.
School Committee. was approved
March 22d and therefore the Statute
takes effect this summer. The Law
makes no other change in the duties of
School Agents; and Districts are
obliged to choose some one to manage
all their district affairs the same as be-
fore. We learn that some of the
School Agents believe that the Law is
not yet in operation. Some Agents
have already engaged their Teachers
for the Summer Schools. Others
think there is nothing left to them UNI
der the new Law
This uncertainty, and confused state
of opinion will make the office of Su-
| perintending School Committee for the
present, arduous. would recom-
mend to the Committees in this Coun-
ty to accept the Teachers that the
| Agents of the Districts present to
them' 50 far as Is practicable.
Let Agents act for this Summer
rs they have in previous years. Let
the Teachers who have been fixed M
on for the Summer Schools by particu-
lar Districts, II q'taiifed, be assigned
T. their places.
The design of the new Act is for the
better supply Of Teachers in the Towns
than before. We do not know who
could better serve the Schools than
those legally constituted by the towns
to act as Committees and Supervisors.
Where the best persons are selected
they ought to have full control of
Public instruction. Where the Towns
have not paid attention 10 the great
matter of Education they are the suf-
ferers
There is some doubt at present about
the practical cGlue Of the recent School
Legislation. Some are showing open
! opposition 10 the plan Of putting the
management of the District Schools
in the hands Of Town Committees.
Now we ask for the new. Law a fair
trial only. If it proves OF no advant-
I age to the Districts it must.be sooner
or later repealed. We have no doubt
that in large Towns the District Sys-
tenn ought to be abolished The
Schools would be improved by the
change. But in scattered country
Towns Of large territory. the Districts
are themselves, - important in their
own eyes, n the whole town. There is
a local pride and interest that is very
Slow To- yield 70 outside cictation.
Town Committees must DC Of a higher
grade and more tcttre Educators
than they usually are. to success
fully carry out their present enlarged
/ duties.
CoCSrY SCrERvIsOE.
The inhabitants of the Ridge district
in Scdgwick, are taking measures to re-
place their school house burned last
winter.
MIR. Joshua Watson is repairing the
Sch. Waterman ut Sedgwick putin. in
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NOTICE.

inasmnch as 1t might be Inferred from III.
notce OF r. D. Reed Co in the late issue of the
american, That was member of said firm
ever was such firm, do not know IL nor what
business II does. The undersigned considers saia
notice given with intent to iujure, and for such
nosi claims the right to hold said Company amen
able to the Statutes in such cases male and pro
vided.
ALONZ0 r. ATHERTON.
fremont, April 9Th 1870 3wl5
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

This splcndid Hair Dye Is the best in tht, ,,,r,,
harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not con.
tain lead. amy rifaIio poison to proJuren,r,f,
us or death Avoid the Wanted aud ,,t.g.t,.
preparations Boosting virtues they do not posses.
me genuine VA Bachelors Hair Dive ha- had
80 years untarnished reputation to uphold 1t. in.
tesfity rs the only Perfect HAIR Dye-Blae, or
brown. sold by all Druggists. Applied q. d;
Bond st, Y. Y. spe l,as
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BOAT FOUND,

Pound adm In Read. Meadow I sail ..,4t
painted green. square -tcrn, The owner can D. If.
the same by calling. proving property aud u.,y..
charges
'sEO. II. BOINTON
Ellsworth, Aprll iith ls-g fvtt
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Special Notices.

PIANO TUNING. Mr.. b. Lang will visit
Ellsworth, about the middle OF MAY. and
Will attend to all orders for Piano Tuning.
or for first class new Pianos. or for second
hand do. Orders left with s. w Perkins.
attended to. B.L.SG
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April 18th.
Nix. EDITOR:-
T.. IL. w.

Mr.. EDITOR:-
Visited Mrs. Luella Gross in Orland
few weeks since, and learned the fol-
lowing particulars of her. She was born
Dec. 9TH, 1868, and her father, Mr..
Samuel Lampher, removed to Fort
Point, ut the mouth OF the Penobscot
river in ITO. He removed again up the
river, about mile above the village
of Bucksport, in l771. She was married
to Joseph Gross In 1882, by whom she
had q large family. Two-of her sons
are ministers. Mrs. Gross is now in
feeble health and is living with Mr..
Henry A. Hartman.
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Notice.
E!lswors :, April 10Th, 1870.

The Inhabitants Of wari are notified that
Ward meeting has becH called az the school hou /,
III school District No. Is ~ said ward. on Mon.
day the 10Th day Of April, a. -. is1o iur Ia.
choice "i Warden, Ward Clerk, and three AIrn
beers of the Common Council.
W. -. MCDONALD,
cry Clerk.
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NeW "A 0pertisements.
PENOBSCOT g. UNION RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

In Pursuance Of the provisions at an .et g,l--..
AZ the last session OF the l.. gi-iaitrc, ei,tlt.
Ah act "a Incorporate the Pen obs,1t and t-ni..
iiVer ktilFuad Company the undersigned name.
a. corPo at1rs in sali act hereby notify the otns
corporatoT> ans, all persons and Darti.-. tnttr,.
that The INST meeting 81 sasd Company Tor H..
chotCe 81 directors and organization, viii be- no \
r. ~ t4le u~tom House an HuCk-pnit, on Thu.
gay tat -Sih day OF Apftl next. a Il O'Clock i Il
sErH Tl>pALE.
II NJ HALL.
AMBROSE WHITE
j. T.. BtCh.
sEWALL %. SWALEl
y I, tifF.E
J. -. HOPKINS
\. r BRtNkW NTER
MONROE ItlI- NJ,
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Supreme Judicial Court.

No. l2i
John N. Gardiner Josiah b Woods.
Action of Trespass, to recover for
damages alleged to be done BY DIT. to
Plis. land in Castine by treading down
aud digging up his grass and fruit trees
Plea-"not guilty"-Trial before the
first jury, second and third days of the
Term. Verdict for PIT. for S56,77 dam
age, and costs.
Abbott for PIT, Wiswcll for DIT.
No. 1884,.
Mercy Viles LYMAN Viles.
Heal action, writ Of entry for the re-
covcry Of land situated in Oriand, de-
elarcd TO be the property of Demandant
Defense denial of Demandants title,
and plea of null disseizion-Trial before
second Jury, third day of the Term
Verdict for Demandant fourth dav.
Woodman for Halves for Respt
Dcmandant
No. 3l1
Nathan f. Burton Libt. v Matilda J.
Burton
Libel Tor divorce-Divorce decrecd
sixth day. Halves for Libt.
No. ll3
Doane Brown V Benz +. Noursc.
Action on the case. to recover damag
e. alleged 10 have been done the Pits.
timber land in Bucksport, BY reason Of
the negligence Of Dit, III kindling fire
upon Dits. own land in Orrington-
Dcten-e--a general denial of the charge
in Prs. dccaration-On trial.
Emery & Wiswell Rowe Il Humphrey
Tor Pr. for DIT
Criminal RECORD.
l.. \. Emery Esq. County Attorney
The Grand jury came into Court
Friday morning. having found eleven
Indictments, OF which ten were for vio-
lation> oi the Liquor Law. Capiusc.
were immediately issued Tor such Res
pondeni> ~ We're not under RecOgui-
zancc, aud they were brought into Court
and arragncd
No. 3. State Of Maine V, sullivan ID.
Wiggin.
Indictment for being Common Seller.
Demurrer flied and joined. Demurrer
ovcrruIcd, Indictment adjudgcd good,
Exceptions filed and allowed
Emery Tor State. Peters for Res pt .
No. 80. State ' Louis +. Harris.
Indictment for being Common Seller.
Disposed OF the same a. No. -.
Emery. Wi,wcll
No. ~. State Y Timothy Bre,nahan
Indictment for being a Common Seller
Disposed OF the same as No. 81.
Emery. Peters.
No. II. STATE Y L imothy Bres nahan,
Indictment Tor keeping tipping shop.
Disposed oi ~ in No. -.
Emery. Peters.
No. y. State Thoma, Mahan
Indictment Tor being Common Seller
Disposed Of a. in NJ. ~.
Emery. Peters.
NJ. Ny. State Thomas Mahan.
Indictment ior Keeping tippling shop,
Disposed of same Il, NJ. -.
Emery Peter.
No -. state Y Alexander j. Cameron.
Indictment Tor being Common Seller
Di-nn-nI al 81 Ia Y, -
Emery. Have,
No -. State Alcxaudcr.J Cameron.
Indictment for Keeping tipping shop.
Disposed of a. in No. -.
Emery. Halves
No. ID. State Timothy Mahony.
Indictment for being Common Seller.
Disposed Of n in No. b.
Emery. Halves.
No. a. State Timothy Mahonv.
Indictment Tor keeping tippling shop
Disposed of a. IN No. ~.
Emery. Halves.
No. - state Y VIM. III. Harris.
Indictment for assault with intent 10
commit rape on Mrs. >ibyl Ward
Plea not Guilty. Trial before lst Jury.
After the testimony wa, out the County
Attorney entered MOL. Pros. as to the
felonious intent, and the case was COM
mitted 10 the Jury, on the question of
Assault alone. Verdict Guilty"
Emery. Peters
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Freedom Nt,fics

Notice is hereby given that have given nv .aA
Eugene simpson, his time to act for himself. all,
shall claim none of his earnings nor pAy au
debts OF his contracting, after this date.
witness, JABEI SIMPSON
y. Is. SAWYER.
sullivan, April 5th, 1870. 3wl5
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PIMPLESON THE FACE.

FOX Coincidence. Black Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs. Pimpley Eruptions and Rl.tchea az "
ngnrations on the Pace, use Perry,s Comedons =
,a i;np,e remedy Reliable. Harmless, and con.
I IN h no n Hsam potion Depot, ~ Bond ST. n. Y
es''@s everywhere spe 4mll.
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HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR-ls7o.

. MY Town destrons OF securing the holding
the COUNTY FAIR the ensuing Autumn. mn
Indicate to the undersigned before the fourtf
lnesday OF the present month, what Involvement.
they will offer.
Per order of the Trustees.
SAMUEL WATSON
2wls Secretary az n uao;,.--
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For Moth Patches, Freckles d Tan

lsE ,PERKi'S MOTH & FRECKLE LOTION ;,
y The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy,
known TO Science for removing brown diseoIora.
IONS from the Face. Prepared only by DIR n e
FERRY ~ Bond St, y. Y. sold by Druggist.
everywhere, "ss'''s
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SHHLI" hfuHf MI DhA LIJ ENdIINI-LI'
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
Also, Agent for furnishing Leffeps American
Double Turbine Water W heel in the counties OF
Hancock and Washington (Me.) and in the Pro
vince Of New Brunswick. G. Z. These wheel
are guaranteed to be the most powerful water
motor ever invented. 6ms%
Ellsworth, Feb. 2lst, 1870.
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1HE UDRSf' RUS cTRED. Iw!,l
:" spread abroad the great hCnedt have derived
Ho'" 'hc use OF bR. HARRisoN's FEgGsrALTi,
h''"GN"tS- nave suffered years Fl ON The worst
h''' Used ~ hRffHlN' ~ No PURPOSE, I'm
~ round the LoEenges. In less than month /
was cured And nave only to resort to them .,u u
coshFenc~s RETURNS, and always find instant rr-
lief : O. NEAL. For sale at No.i fremont
Temple, Boston, by T.. \. HARRISON Co.
Proprietors. and by all Druggists Mated for
;" cents spe inns
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr Hartiing, having returned, will resume tn
practice o. Medicine and Surgery again al EIl-
OF Main and School streets
Ellsworth, April l2th, ls7o 1stf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-04-21

The paper credit commission is CON-
posed Of Hon. Geo. F. Talbot, General
Seldom Conner and Abram Hanborn, Eco,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-04-21

Francisco Solano Lopez, the Dicta-
Tor, or the President Of Paraguay, is dead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-04-21

Hancock Baptist Quarterly Meeting
with the BROOKLYN Baptist G. hurch
commencing on Tuesday, May Sd, MT on.
O'Clock, T.. VI.
3Ml5 w CORTHEfJ f.l.rk
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ICE At SWANS ISLAND.

Ice and all other articles connected with tho fl =,
ing business. for sale in quantities to suit bv
{. WASGATT
swans Island. April "a, 1870. I4tt
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COUNTY SErERvIsOE.

The inhabitants of the Ridge district
in Scdswlck, are taking measures to re-
place their school house burned last
winter.
MIR. Joshua Watson j. repairing the
sch. Waterman at Sedswick. putting in a
new deck frame &C.
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THE FENIAN FiASCO.

Sentence Of tho Prisoners-Starr and Thomp.
son to Two Yenrs' Imprisonm eut-Nlnnnix
to One Year-The Prisoners to Go to Auburn
Tomorrow.
CANASDAIGUA, N. Y, July H. 1870.
The trial OF G. W. Mannix. on Indictment for
violating the neutrality laws, was commenced this
morning at nine O'Clock. H. o. Chcesboro OF Canaan.
dagua, counsel for Mannix. said he was authorized
to Withdraw the plea OF not guilty to the last two
counts, which charge the prisoner with providing
boxes containing arms and ammunition, which were
shipped to him, and through him furnished to the
Fenians. Manni1 was captain during the rebel.
lion. MIR. DOrsheimer moved for Judgment.
Judge Woodruff, Ia sentencing Starr, SAID it was a
painful duty; the case had been submitted to an un
blassed and Intelligent jury, who had found the only
possible ct for "A conscientious jury to render
The former service OF the prisoner defence Of the
country led the entire community to expect from
him obedience to the laws AS the jury had recon-
him $4,000 with an imprisonment sentence him to
twoycars' mprlsonmcnt IN The Auburn jail and to pay
line or len dollars. In the case or Thompson, there
was no consideration emitting him to greater le-
nlency ne would pass Tie same sentence on him.
Starr and Thompson were found guilty on the first
three counts and not guilty on the last TWO.
The Judge said that ManniX had wisely pleaded
guilty and stood renltenly before the Court He
would therefore, sentence HIM to one years impri
sonment and fne oil ten dollars. deathly silence
prevailed while The sentences were being passed No
demonstrations were made The prisoners friends
piesse around and bid them farewell.
Mr.. Dorshener and the other counsel shook hands
with them. and they were removed by Marshal
Hazen. They will go TO Auburn tomorrow.
The Court Will I'D ,ourn to-day.
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IkLEGaAPiIc MWi liens.

Cornelius Sullivan OF Providence II, L. wap dro who'd
while bathing nj midn sht. wednesday.
George W. Brooks, well known and wealthy grocer OF
Boston, Committed suicide yesterday by hanging.
Peter cEiroy, white In Of deiirium remens jumped
from bridge Ia the OF the city ProvdencS n l.
wednesday night and was drowned
Tho commencement of Trinity College, Hartfor
Conn, took place yesterday that city large
former graduates.
Tho commencement exercises OF tho Hobart College took
place at GENEVA NJ Y, yesterday Thirteen students were
graduated Honorary degrees were conferred upon several
gentlemen
The dwelling house OF John f. Woods In Middetown "
was burned yesterday. HIS aged twelve years. caused
the bre BY pouring kerosene In the stove Tho boy
riously burned.
Yesterday Governor walker Of Virginia, refused to CON-
mute the sentence Of Jees Phillips to be hanged Friday
July b. for vile rider Phi FPS has arcaly had ten
spites He viii certainly be executed On the i2d.
Reports from Northern Alabama Arkansas represent
the crops as In an unusually favorable condition he
and Cotton crops Doth remarkably cool. In Western
Tonnes ICE the colt will DO seriously injured by vermu.
Capsin Albert N. Miller, well known snipmasier, and
recently In command OF the ship Nereus ot New
Lahing he was twentyseven years OF and unmared
r. Forney. had hs log crushed Ponchartrain
Rairosd at New orleans tho oh inst died OF ockJaw
yesterday, aud Henry q. Clark, who was by a
street car IN the same city on the 9th nst died SATURDAY
On Tuesday last negro violated person OF white girl
IN sedaa MO- party OF citizens took him from jail and
hung him on Yesterday anoher negro grossly insullcd
Mrs. Craword, living mics from ALA, during
sencs OF her husoan. Mr.. Crawford with bioodnounds 10
now on the trail of the negro.
Yesterday morning house occupied BY q Mrs. Philips
anu daughter 10 Detroit, Mich, DISCO cred TO be ire
FOUND dead and tlejr bodies horribly manglcd. A man
NAMED EDWARD hoaS, who ed with the women, has
ased on susieion OF the murders ana Ho t
iessed having com.lltted tho double ofimc
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EN- GLAND.
Parliament and the Court.

Parliament and tho Court.
LONDON, July IA 1870.
IN the House of Commons tonight Mr.. Monsell,
Under Colonial Secretary, said the government was
sensible OF the gaiantry OF the Canadian troops In
repe.ng the Fonians but had received no nomlna-
tons for reward by way OF promotion.
The House afterwards went into committee
again on the Education bill, and disposed of num-
Der OF amendments. The subject Of choosing school
boards by ballot gave rise to unusually lively dts
cusslon. Mr. Claiborne Hardy dIcued The Ministerial
policy on educa Ion, and when called To account for
MS language said the bul deserved ntempt Mr..
u adstone made vigorous dcfenoe OF the measure
and severely criticised Mr.. Hardy for his dtscour-
tesy and disregard OF facts. An animated personal
discussion followed, auer which addit 0nal amend.
jOurned.
The House Of Lords tonight rejected the Uniyer-
SHY Tests bill and was subsequently engaged on
local matters until adjournment
Inc Inc 9ne mas gone to Osborne for the summer.
the sussex Gazette asserts that the MARQUIS OF
Butte never actu lily joined the Church Of Rome.
Sir George N. Clifford Lord Justice OF the Court Of
Appeal IN Ciancety, and Dr. James Copiand, the
eminent medical author, are dead.