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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-18

STATE STREET CHURcH.-The Council for
the ordination of Rev. Edward Y. Hincks will
meet at the Chapel this afternoon, at 3 o'clock
The ordination services will be held at the
Church, this evening, commencing at seven
o'clock.
We learn that the charge to the pastor at
the installation exercises will be made by Rev.
Mr.. Harris of Auburn, and the Right Hand of
, Fellowship will be given by Rev. Mr.. Smythe
IF apoor
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CHARLESTON, Oct 14.-Freights to Liverpoo nv
steam steam direct; nominal; via New York, / on up
lands; I'd on Sea Islands. Cosstwise - To New
YORK steam, &c ID. uplands; 1c on Sea Islands;
81 o. tlerce on Rlce BY sail, &c p ib on Upla d.
III on Timber. To ,ston nv sail, "a 6c % fb on
upland Cotton; to Providence IS ~ on Boar Isl &c
New York rates, w
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:, fITTsBURG, Oct. IAN explosion at the
STANDARD Oil works this evening was caused
by spark from locomotive. 600 barrels of
renned oil and 200 barrels Of benzine we're de-
stroyed. Loss $4,000.
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TIL r PRES 8
Tuesday Morning, October 10, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
View Advertise ueuts To.Day.
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
teal Estate. IF. o. Bailey g. Co.
FURNITURE. &c....F. 0. Bailey g. Co.
Horses. r. o. Bailey & Co.
Household Furniture. IF Q. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice TO Teachers. Staniish 3. s. Committee.
Hof's Malt Extract. .TaIrant & Co.
Removal. -. Goodv & Bump.
Rooms 10 Let. :. C Free Street
Grocery Store for Sale. :. Taylor & Co.
Dry, Fancy Goods and Variety Store for Sale.
Boy Wanted.
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CALICO HNuA.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
:, SAN FRANCISCO, IT, The French ladies' of
San FRANCISCO have RENTED to France over
$4,000 for sanitary purposes
Among the Japanese commissioners who ar
rived bere yesterday en- route Tor Europe was
the Prince Imperial, heir apparent to the
throne. He is the first of the royal family that
ever left Japan.
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Notice.
The Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
TO sell Papers singly by the week. under any cir
camstanees. Persons who are or have been, receiv-
ing the "PREsS" IN this manner, will confer faV-
OF by leaving wsrd his Office
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STEINER ORIENTAL plying between Sebago
Lake station and Naples, Brideton and Har
rlson Will not make regular trips until after
rain falls sufficient to rise the water in the
river connecting the Lakes. Should rain fall
the steamer will commence regular trips on
Monday. oct17tf
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OCTOBER TGRM-GODDARD, PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-No. 123-Iacob r. Lewis ct al. vs.
George W. Ddnn ct a. Verdict OF guilty against
George w. Dunn, assessing damages at Sl0Sc50, and
not guilty as to John N. Dunn.
Strout e. Gage. Webb.
Frank. FRYE & Cotton.
The following assignment OF jury trials have been
made:
TUESDAY, OCT. IS.
1871 Greene VS.. Portland
26s Fluent vs. Gee ct al
376 Cash VS.. Leighton.
340-Boyd vs.. Coffin, appeant.
263-McBrice VS. CULVER ct al.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10.
269-Putnam, 5. p VS.. Leigh.
2l2-Smith VS.. TelDey.
33i-Siurdivant ct al. vs Hull
369-GordOn ct al. vs.. Harm N.
THURSDAY. OCT. 20.
36S Garter VS. P. 5. d P. r. K. Co.
3S6-Smth ct al. VS.. Ward
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On and after Monday, Sept. 18th passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
BrdgtOn and Harrison " ill take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec r. r. Depot at 1880 P. M, instead of
1874 M te
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AN eighteen-inch cement pipe sewer has
80 Id greater capacity than brick sewer OF
same size, and requires less attention and ek-
pense to keep it in order.
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JOHN L HoDsDoN, Jr., of Augusta has just
produced a comic operetta, which has been
performed twice in that city to the delight of
large audiences Mr.. II. is a splendid amateur
musician, and those who have EMO, ed this
new production speak in high terms of bis dra-
matte talent
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!. o. G. T.-Sea Side Lodge, I. O. of G. T.,
of Cape Elizabeth, will celebrate their 9th an
niversary on Wednesday evening, Oct 10Th.
All are invi ed to attend.
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State Exhibition
Forest CITY P0rE,
PORTLAND, ME.
On Wednesday and Thursday Oct.
10Th and 9th, 1870.

26th and 9th, 1870.
Prem INNS TO the am Oant OF SiOOO
Will he ,,ven IN the owners OF Breeding Mares with
their oIl.-colts OF all ages-Trotting Stations,
Filles and Geldngs.
Entrance fee 1, per ct. The new Rules to govern
ali n ias If speed The judges will be selected with
out tavoritsm The amount OF each premium WILL
be given next week.
Accommoda atoms tor upwards OF two hundred bors
es in ness and the track will be in good
condition for fast time Hay and grain furnished at
cost
Entries, which close the 25th, to be na1e tn tba
Proprietor, aAEN.xV TvIOss
,o,,, Ia and l6 Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
LOUIS BRACKETF, Superintendent.
OF I2-td
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WHAT Is QUILLAYA SAPoNARIA?-It is a
tree, the bark of Gillian Tree, which yields
when macerated, q fragrant vegetable soap
with cleaning and antiputrescent properties
not possessed by any other vegetable produce
ton. This Bark is prominent constituent of
the celebrated sozoDoNr, the most popular
dental preparation ever introduced n,America.
"SPALDING's GLUE, stickiest thing out.
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THE November number of The Lady's
Friend has been received at the book and peri
odical depot of Messrs. Fesseuden Brothers,
No. 5 Deering Block, Congress street.
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A BRILLIANT DIscovERY.-Every man and
woman in the land, whose locks have been
touched with silver by ltime, Or prematurely
whltened, has reason to rejoice that PHALoN's
VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, i
numbered among the wonder working prod
ucts of this age of discovery 1t is clear and
tree from sediment, while the shades of color
it imparts are more natural than those pro.
duced by any other agent. oct18 eod1w
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RAILROAD COMPANY,
Issued in denominations OF $1,000
and $500, Coupon or Registered,
payable m 80 gears, with Jmertst
payable 18th august and 18Th f D.
ruary. IN NesU York. London. T.
FRANKFORT. free OF tdG. Secured by
mortgage only oaa a completed and
highly prosperous road. at the rate
of SIS, 5O3.79 per mile. Earnings
IN escresS Of its interest Liabilities.
This line besmg the Middle Rou'c,
Is pronounced the SHOh TEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
TRAFFIC ACROSS TIE CON-
TINENT. ST. LOUIS Dc FORT
KEARNEY spamned by a rail-
WAY. ana connecting aUtt the
UNION PACIFIC at lori
KEARNEY.
Capital Stock Of the TO. S1O,OOO,OOO
Land Grant, pronoun
ced Value Of 100000
First Mortgage Bonds, 100000
S19,5OO,OOO
The Remaining 21cT;iON Of this
Loan nOa0 TOR sale at % f-2 and &C.
crNed interest IN currency. Can be
rad at tie Com p0ny's agencies ia
NeaO York or Boston; IN Aeav York.
Tanner Dc Co., Banke, s. N0.49 Val
ST., or ". -. CO4Uerse d Co., No. 81
Pine NJ. In E0SfOn. of e. Rollins
Morse d Bro, No. 81 State st.
Pamphlets, MAPS and all smtor-
nati0n can be obtained at either of
The Gbo0e named agencies.
The attention OF Capt. 1Hsts and
InvestorSis particularly ,7svifed to
these securities. We are Satisfied
they are all that could be desired.
and unhesitafiagly recommend
tLp112
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FIVE MINUTES FOR REFREsHMENTs."-
Everybody who has travelled by railroad has
heard the above annou ncepent, and has prob
ably suffered from ca ting too hastily, thereby
sowing the seed of Dyspepsia. 1t is comfort
to know that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the
worst cases of Dyspepsia, as thousands are
ready to testify. ocd18-eoe &w1w.
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new Work Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. uorn,no.-Gold opened at
LIT declined to lib. and is new selling at 1i3t.
1891 -ns' iO0s ~
Governments and Stocks steady with little doing
NEW YORK. Oct. H-Afternoon.-Gold closed dull
ana steafiv Al IL The business OF the Nv was lin.
ited IL nseqdence OF the annua election of the Of
ncers OF the Exchange, which occurred this a,,er-
noon WIS "'''i-
Governments firm and quiet
Inc ledemplon Of II nds thus far is So 1853 OnO
money easy a. @ 3 per cent Exchange frmer
anu tendng upward; quD,e at 1854 "a 1u9i.
lhe fOllOMln. were the cinslno ON
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Furniture, Carpets, SC, at Auc-

TUrHICuTCJ CdTppCS, NC, at y uC-
ton.
I'm THURSDAY, Oct 2nth at 10 o'clock A NJ at sales
~ room No 10 Exchange 81, we shall sell Brus-
sells and IL grain Carpets, Mahogany and Painfed
Furniture, Hair. Excelsior and otton Mattresses
Mirrors. Blankets, Comforters, B. W. Desks Cook
and Parlor Stoves, Cutlery, Croekery. Glass Ware
&c.
Also at same time au invoice OF Hard Ware, con-
sistng OF Ioor Handles mob Laich~s Blind ras,s,
H'oees Bu',s, u 'kles, Augers, Hand Screw Nor.
Using Machines, &c.
Oc1std o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctioperrs
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BAD PRACTICE. might as we'll expect
to relieve and cure an intlamed eye by busting
irritating powders into it, as to expect to sub
Cue aud cure Catarrh (Which is an inflamma-
ton of the mucous membrane Of the air pas.
sage in the head) by the use of irritable snuffs
or strong, caustic solutions. DR.. sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures Catarrh by its mild sooth-
ing action which subdues the Inflammation and
restores the natural secretion of the mucous
follicles. The proprietor offers $500 for case
of Catarrh that he cannot cure. Sent by mail
on receipt OF sixty cents. Sold by druggists
Address r. V. Pierce, NJ. D i, 1873 Seneca street
Buffalo, N. Y.
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No ORGAN OF THOUGHT OR ACTION can be
nployeliwithOut the assistance OF the blood.
and no organ can be employed safely or with
out impuenity without a supply of healthy
blood With healthy blood the exercised or
gans become we'll developed, whether they be
muscular or intellectual. By the use of Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP loF HYPoPHospH1rEs
the blood is speedily v,talized and purified,
and so made capable of producing a sound
mind and sound body.
"Pcrsons suffering from impure blood or
whose health is giving way. either as minis
tiers or those who study closely, will find in the
Syrup the material to build them up and the
tonic to keep them there."-Dr. CLAY.
Oct18 d&w1w
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BASE BALL The Westbrook Seminary
Base Bon Club closed field exercises last Sat-
urday by game with the Iron Base Ball Club
O. this city on The r ,lng Mills grounds. The
follow ipS is The cOmnaratiye score.
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NSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE death of Nolan
caused much excitement here. Mayor Fox
mas issued a warrant for the arrest of William
3. Manu. implicated in the shooting by the dy-
ing depesition OF Nolan. Mann is absent from
the city hut has notified the mayor that he will
return in time tar hearing. Anticipatir Q
trouble during the corOner's investigation the
mayor has ordered detail of police to be on
hand. Ii necessary ropes will ba run across
Fifth street from Chestnut 10 Library streets,
body.
THE ELECTION.
Mercur, Rep, has 113 official majority in the
18th district 80 '''
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PROFESSOR DEMONS sixth lecture this even
ingt on Geology-On Quartensry Formation;
Surface Beds of Sand, Gravel, Clay and Boul-
ders; D.luvial, Glacial and Iceberg Theories;
How was the cold of this period produced?
Remains of Man in Caves aud Deposits in
France and Germany; Alluvium-Rock-d dis
iutegrating and Rock forming processes now
at work; the operations of the rain, frost, air,
rivers and the ocean; Deltas of the Misss-
sippi, Nile, Pc and Ganges; Nature keeps
diary; How the universal submersn ing of the
land is prevented.
Prof. Denton avoids, as far as possible, tech
MICA terms, aud he brings his subject within
the comprehension of every bearer, and car
ries his audience with him in full sympathy
with his enthusiasm.
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Board WanIeO.
Gentleman and lady, with Two children, would
a uite hoard i'm a small family. Rooms furnished
or unfinished. Good reference given.
Address Dexter, Box az, Portland. isoc4H
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Il THE THOMAS CONCERTS. Tonight the long
expected concert by the celebrated Thomas
orchestra takes place in City Hall, and the
sight of the plan of the hall with its long
rows of pegs indicating the reserved seats,
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PORTLAND WOODEN WARE CoMPANY.-A
company, under the above title, has been iorm-
ed by Charles P. Mattocks, Esq (under chap
ter 90 OF the Laws of Maine passed at the last
session of the Legisature) for the mapufac-
ture of all kinds OF wooden ware. They have
purchased the buildings and mill privilege at
Duck Pond in Westbrook, formerly occupied
by the Cumberland Bone Company, and have
commenced work under the most fsttering
auspices. The capital stock of the company
Is SlS QUO and about twenty hands will be EN-.
ployed. The officers are s. T. RAYMOND of
West6rook, President; John Winslow ZONES
OF Westbrook, Secretary and Treasurer, Mes.
SIS Joseph Walker, Hosea Kendall Ammi
Whitney of Portland, Samuel T. RAYMOND.
John Winslow Jones and Clement p. Nav.
well Of Westbrook and William Northey of
Salem, Mass are the stockholders.
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InhIngs-I . 9.
Seminary-0 s 0 8 G 7 4-3T
Irons, 0 0 1 l 2-9
IJmnira r n,v

There was quite an in eresting game of base
ball played in Durham on Saturday afternoon.
Oct. 18th, between the Champions OF Durham
and the Farmer Boys Club of the same town.
which resulted in favor of the former club. as
the following score will show:
Innngs-1 4 5 G7s Q.
Boys, 2 o IA 3-I3
Umpire, Walter j. Emery; Scorer, Fl. F.
Eveleth; time of game, three hours.
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BERLIN, Oct 1.-THE commissioners OF
Wurtemburg and Bavaria will leave for Yer
sallles this week to enter upon negotiations for
the completion of German unity. The Ger
man Gazette scouts at the basis of peace as
proposed in the London Times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-18
INDIANA.
Opposition 90 the Republican Nom.
inee for Congress-Supreme Court
naeiSfon.

Opposition 90 the Republican Nom
inec for Congress--supreme Court
Decision.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ls.-There is an
opposition manifested against General
Williams, the regular Republican nomi-
nee Of the Tenth Congressional District.
A boy named Thomas Baker, residing
at Mt. Zion, was accidentally shot and
killed while out cunning hnff
The Supreme Court has decided that
all games, such as billiards, in which pay
comes from the loser, are subject to the
penalties of the gaming laws. Applica-
ton has been made for restraining
order AN
Sanderson, President of the Indian
apolis and St. Louis Sleeping Coach
Company, has made application for re-
straining order against the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany to prevent the running of the Pull
man line of sleeping coaches on the In
diana Central division. Their contracts
extend over a period of ten years, and
have six years to run.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-18
Courts. Judges. Constitution. and
C0nstitution-M Makers.

To the Editor Of the Ledger:
Here botch. The New Constitution
says, article 7, section s, that the terms
of all officers elected al the August cleo
tons shall be computed from the LIST day
of September next succeeding their cleo
ton. And the first section of the
schedule ordains that all officers elect
ed at or after the election Of March,
1870, shall hold their Offices for the terms
prescribed by the Constitution.
d. Nov. here in Shelby we went on, I'M
der the authority Of the schedule, and
elected Judges, etc, On the 18th DAY Of
May last. The bother is, when begin the
terms Of Office Of the Judges elected in
Asy2 And how long do their terms ex-
tend7 !, seems pretty plain that their
terms Of office begin the first day Of
September.
Suppose the new Criminal Judge hur-
ries up and gets on the bench, and goes
10 work before the fFst day Of Sepfem-
ber2 IL may tnTn ont that somebody
may be tried, convicted aud hung By a
court that is not q eOarf, and be none
the wiser until the whole thing Is over.
II may then be rather late 10 correct the
error By appeal or writ Of error. Or,
suppose thf new Chancellors or Circuit
Judges adVentuFe, befpra September first,
when their terms Of office begin, 10 grant
orders dhecting injuncfons, and atiach-
ments, and other strong acts which only
an actual judge dares to do. and a sheriff
obeys the orders and attaches property,
aud sells property, etc.2 lift turn out
that the quasi Judge vas not a real
judge. the sheriff has done q lot Of mis-
chief for which he Is personally -
sponsible And the quasi Judge. too. Is
responsible. on the principle that he who
directs a trespass to be committed is
equally guilty aud liable with the one
who snis under his direction
And 50. siso, a. % the Sheriff He
was elected in March, and according 10
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ton. Cleveland and st, Louis are fore.
mostin preferences. The chances are
in favor OF the latter,
A number Of German Fest visitors
were invcigled into common gambling
house early this morning and relieved Of
all iheir means, The situation being
comprehended, the Germans took redress
in their own hands and routed the estab-
hshment
A little girl on Ninth street was gored
and killed by bull. rg3 yg
Or. Herman yogel, of Berlin, editor of
the Monthly Photographic Review, is in
the city 4 {1tl1l 7 f.ei
In the case of the explosion of the
boilers Of the towboat Raven, the In
spectors throw the blame on the engineer,
Joseph Martin, and revoke his license.
Madame Eugene Rice, an eminent
pianist, has been granted decree of
divorce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-18
pRoGREssIYE cIpHERING.

The Sun of this morning shines with
unshorn brilliancy. 1t takes hold Of the
Avalanche, and giving it shake, applies
to it new rule Of figures which we con
fess we cannot exactly appreciate. The
former twits its opponents, the Democ-
raey. with the Inconsistency of their
Ohio friends, whose platform denounces
the income tax as unconstitutional, while
the Democratic members Of Congress
from that State, save one, voted to retain
the income tax. To this the Snn replies
The income tax was perpetuated by
the Republicans, three to one Of whom
voted TO retain it. Twenty-six Ohio
Democrats voted TO repeal the law, and
only fifteen Democrats against i'll
As Ohio has but nineteen representa-
tiyes, it would seem rather difficult to
follow the Suns computation, although
it may appear easy enough to that
luminary.
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CINCINNATI.
The sangerfest-Piaee of Next An.
nuaI Meeting under Considera-

The sangerfest-Plaee of Next An
nuai Meeting under Considera-
ti0ns
CINCINNATI, June ls.-Henry Lewis,
Of A. d. Bullock 4 Co.'S eminent firm,
is lying at the point Of death.
The North American Sangerbund
called business meeting this morning
n their headquarters at Turner Hail.
sieinkamp presiding. Important bush
ness vas transacted. including the sirik-
ing frcz the roll al societies in arrears
and not present at the Fest. Sixty-four
societies we're represented by two dele
gates each The place for the next an
nual meeting Is now under considera
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-18

WASHINGTON, June ls.-It is under
stood the President will order legal pro-
ceedings against the Fenian General
Gleason to be discontinued. Governor
Fenton and Gen Mahon visited the
White House yesterday, and presented
certain reasons for leniency that apply
especially to Gleason's case. The Presi-
dent heard the matter fully, and con-
scented to order such measures as will
lead to the discharge of Gleason from
custody of the officers of the law with
out subjecting him to the expense and
annoyance of trial. He belonged,
they said, to the regular organization of
Fenians, who we're opposed to the inva-
sion of Canada.
1t appears from records in the Urea
sury Department that Hon. j. H. Duvall,
United States Judge for the Western Dis
trict Of Texas, was holding court at the
time of the breaking out of the war, and
escaped through the lines and came to
Washington after remaining in the Con-
federacy two years On arrival, he pre-
scented claims for salary during the
period of his absence, fling the IRON
clad oath with the application. On re-
commendation of Judge Holt, Secretary
Seward, and others, President Lincoln
ordered the payment of the claims. 1t
is claimed by gentlemen from Texas now
here, who have certain records of the
late Confederacy, that Duvall took the
oath Of allegiance to the Confederate
government and drew salary as Judge
Of the Court from the rebel treasury. 1t
is therefore proposed 10 prefer charges
against him and to ask for his impeach-
ment by Congress.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day Attor-
ney General Hear took official leave of
his ooadjntors in the Cabinet. He goes
to Cambridge, Mass, in few days to
attend the Harvard commencement. He
will then return to Washington, and
transfer his portfolio to his successor.
The Spanish government has con-
scented to arbitrate the question Of ipdem-
nifty forth seizure Of the steamer Lloyd,
from Aspinwall and the matter is now
before commission consisting Of one
person on each side, who will select an
umpire The State Department has Sc
lected John c. Williems, OF the shipping
firm of Williams 4 Quirn, New York,
and the Spanish government will prOba-
bly, select some prominent Spanish mer-
chant The Spanish government seems
to indicate a sincere desire to have a
settlemspt The crew also have claims.
The Senate went into executive Sos
sion and took up the nomination of Ack-
erman as Attorney General, and referred |
It to the judiciary Committee. This is
somewhat unusual for q Cabinet appoint |
ment, but there are some points about
history which probably ne
cessitate examination. He participated 1
in the rebellion during the last year Of
the war. When consumption was at its
hight in Georgia, he sought safety in
What is known as bomb-proof appoint
neat, being appointed to the staff Of
Gen. Evans, who never did anything
but home service. Although this act
was voluntary, nevertheless it was an
act Of selfprotection, and enabled him
10 stay in the State, from which he
gould Otherwise have been driven. The
has no warmer friend now,
nor the Republican party a warmer sup
y