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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-10
Recent Publications

FROM harper & Brothers we have received
.niee new books of a widely diverse but eoual
~ interesting character The first /. n large
octave, clearly printed Life of Bismarck. The
author is John G.. l.. HelekieI and ., ,r,.
~""S'a'ed into English by Kenneth Macken-
A'o' a portrait of the famous statesman ac-
companies the book. The translator's preface
compares Bismarck 10 Lord Palmerstone. but
the resemblance between the two is not very ob.
vlous. The Prussian premier is certainlv a
greater man. as well in capacity as in nower
and position, than the deceased yi,count po,,
ular opinion would compare him rather 70 ,ho
bold, aggressive, outspoken Cromwell. than 20
the bland and cautious Pamerston. Rnt
HesekiePs biography draws good picture of
him, and all who wish to become better ac-
quainted with one of the most remarkable
men of the age will procure the book. Memoir
Of the Reu. John Scadder, by Rev. j. H. Wa
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Hans Christian Andersen has hooo
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Rare Chance.

IN consequence of continued i'll health, the sub
scriber feels compelled to relinqush his business
and will offer his property situated the east end Of
Tukey's bridge known as the Steam Bakery, at pri-
vate sale, until the 10th day of May 1870 the two
storied wooden building two years old, thoroughly
the sugerintendanee Of that well Known builder M
s. NJ Sawyer, Of Portland. of whom Reference ca,
be made as to the workmanship and materiais nscd
Tbs building is 4O4s2 feet 5 feet posts first story 10
teet second story 15 strong attic coveIn9
te Whaie II is well calculated for any kind q
and ary with good sea breeze in sumner: there ia
plenty Q, marc and soft water in the building will
se WIN OF without the ovens. Also one Six horse
prer fh engine boiler and heater in perfect running
,ns, s,,.g ,p.eiting &c. Also one dough-maker, cracker
mI!acnne preparatory and Six sets OF cutters
kewise all the tools and utensils used in rst-class
BAKERY, such as bread and cake pans. tumble and
meat chopping machines, troughs. break, &c, &c.
All the above were purchased new two years ago.
Also platform and counter scales, and weights, mar
BILE top counter desks. stoves, &c.
will sell the whole or any part thereof, in lots to
suit purchasers.
The Undersigned may be found at the above build
ing every day, Sunday excepted, from 0 to 12 and
till 5. w. l. SMITH,
Late Smith & Baker,
ap13d1wfe0dtmy.u Westbr0ok,
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When l wrote last Mr.. Jenckes' civil ser-
wee bill was expected to have been got out of
the way or withheld from discussion. II ia
now however recommitted, and Mr.. Lynch
will on Tuesday obtain the floor under call of
this committee, and proceed with the discus
sion OF the important measures now pending.
SPECTATOR
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LOBSTER CHUM.
One Of the best Fertilizers in the Market to be had at
26 Union Wharf.
- AND AT
SAWYER & WOODFORD'S
DEALERS IN
Agricultural Teols, Seeds, ,PIants,&c.
Ko. 119 Exchange Street., Portland. (
Price Only $4,000 Per Ton.

Read the following experiments by DR.. Clark:
Experiments made by DIR. Ei4IP HAiLET CLARK
of Portland, Maine, with special fertilizers, during
the season Of 1869, viz: Crcasdale's ISuperphos-
pilates, furnished by S. H. Robbins, ESQ.,, Agent;
Cumberland Super Phosphates, furnished by Mr..
Morris, Agent; Lobster Chum, furnished by Ed
ward Pierce. ESQ., Bone meal aud wood ashes, pre-
pared according to directions given by DR.. Nichols
Journal o. Chemistry; Porgy Chum; the two last
furnished by DR.. Clark. These articles were given
by the above named agents and owners for the pur-
pose of testing the comparative value on different
soils and several crops. The fertilizers applied
broad cast. to grass land, on the 29th April each
fve pounds per square rod on IA OF an acre. The
soil is good sandy loam the westerly end of the land
used some fifteen feet higher than the eastery end
The grass was badly winter killed the previous YEAR
and the crops were not more than half ton per
acre. After the of the above fertilizers the Weld
was as fOllows:-
GroSasdae,s, Increase. ..........5op per cent.
LOoster Chum, ...........75 rer cent.
Cumberland, - 65 ner cent
POrgy Chum, ...... so per cent
n experiments on potatoes planted on deep black
1nsnels "Orono' nfnety-fve hills Croasdale.
81 Busheis 'OrOnO" 95 hills, Losbter Chum
81 bushels "OronO' 95 hills, Cumb rIand,
- bushels 'Orono" 95 hills, Bone meal and ashes
Good on all crops, but especially on potatoes
aiiu sIaeS' my2d&wlm
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
CHARTER ELECTION At TRENTON, n ].

The Trenton charter election was held yesterday,
and unusual excitement prevailed through the day
and up to o late hour last night. good
deal OF speculation was INDUCED IN during the
past week as to which party the colored element
would support, and sambo was almost Rugged
to death by the small politicians OF both
Suffrage lately granted to the negro has been bitterly
commented upon by some Trentonans, yet there
OF colored men approached the polls 10 exercise for
the first time the full right OF American citizens
As the full returns could not he ascertained unt to.
with any degree OF accuracy. The contest
was very close In some OF the wards espe-
claly IN the Third and Fourth. where
the dissensOns in the democratic ranks favored tine
election Of the opposing candidate The City was
carried by the democracy, although the majority Of
last spring considerably reduced in consequence
OF the c0Ored vote, which entirely republican.
Mayor Napt0n was re- elected and the democrats
have maority in the Common Council as well as
III the Board OF Chosen Freenolders.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
Jersey CITY cHAsI,. ELECTION.

The charter election IA Jersey city takes place
to-day and as 1t is p.e first election since the con-
solidation OF Jersey, Hudson and Bergen into one
municipality the result Is looked for with unusual
interest There are three tickets In the eld the demo
cratic, the republican and the Citizens Association
the latter comprising nearly all the honest and In
dependent men the city, and from ali appearances
their ticket will be elected. Both the democratic
ana republican tickets comprise politicians noto-
rious for trickery and dishonesty The cltlZens
have organized TO defeat such set OF INSCRIPTIONS
oflice-seekers The Boulevard question VIII be de-
clded also, and the tickets with mo Avenues VIII
be In sweeping majority, as the people everywhere
are opposed to the scheme Mayor sawyer, OF Hud.
son City. swore IN thirty special policemen iast
night and gave strict orders IN regard TO repeaters
Twenty-Five repeater5 were taken rom tne
Washington Market, In New York, and sent Dy
prominent democratic candidate to Hudson City to
lodge for the night and commence operations carry
this morning. Recorder Aldridge soon received IN
formation, and t Is probable That before this notice
reaches them they win have tasted OF the sweets OF
Jersey law. Five gangs are located IN Jersey City
and two Will be brought over by the Pavonia Terry
this morning. The entire plan Of operations was
discovered by detectives employed oy the Cltlzens
Association. Chier OF Police Fowler, In Jersey CITY
issued an order which, II fairly carried OUT, VIII
Illustrate the game OF repeating.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
DOMESTIC DESOLATION.
strange Developments In Matrimonial Life
The Wife Of Wall Street Broker Fighting
Tor Her rOnsprins-NIaternalL Love Finds Re.
in, mel

strange Developments In Matrimonial Life
The Wife Of Wall Street Broker Fighting
Tor Her Onspriua-Maternal Love Finds Re.
pose in u IOclx-Up.
A somewhat singular ana In many respects novel
cnarge Of assault and battery, which Mrs. Johanna
Spaerry, wife OF a Wall street broker, was the de-
fendapt, came up before Justice Hauptman, at Nor.
risania, Westchester county, yesterday afternoon.
The causes which have led to the alleged offence
numerous and complex, being the product Of many
years OF domestic strife and matrimonial misery
on the part Of defendant and her husband,
Charles Constantine Spaerry, an insurance broker.
Tnat the parties referred to lived most unhappily
together II only necessary here state, and that
during the past year the wife compelled to enter
several complaints before Morrsania Justice OF
ne Peace against her husband for brutal treatment;
the result being that he required TO give bonds
TO keep the peace towards her. They lived together
untn recently al High Bridge, wnere the husband
still resides his property, which Is SAID 10 he quite
considerable, willle his wife is
An EXILE FROM HER HOME
and IL denied the custody OF her children. IL was
while struggling for the possession Of the youngest
OF ner offspring that the alleged offence was conf
mtted.
that after nine years OF domestic unhapplness, she
and her husband agreed upon q separation last
May the obligations entered into by both parties
being formally drawn up 10y lawyers side. The
contract awarded her ioriy-two dollars per month
alDony, and also stipulated rhat sne should retain
possession OF the youngest, child IA girl OF three
years. for whose support she was to receive fifteen
dollars per MONTH Ii was also agreed that Spacrry
should keep the two eldest children, while q mutual
compact permitted the parents to see their Offspring
as often a. they might see ut. The wife states that
month, and after that time ff was With difficulty that
She succeeded In obtaining sums OF i've or ten dol.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD srEA,

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship samaria tBrl Martin Queenstown April with
Steamship Aradne Eldridge, Galveston April via Key
West April g. with mdsc and passengers to G Mallory
steamship George Cromwell clapp, New Orleans April 2,
\ Co. sth inst, 50 miles of Cape Haeras spoke bark
Snip ronsides, aaard Liverpool March l. with mdse to
s but Seas Se e. % na had
collision with scbr Conidenca (NG, from Rio Grande for
carrying the schooners mainopmast and mansa and
Ship Joven Thomaz or Henricksen oporto via Lisbon
aS % days with salt cork Sc to hagemeyer Brnnn Came
IS owes
ssrT oys Davis Of rd1hadsDha sheusa Manila via
selio Van Bran sagh Passed Cape Of Good Hope FEB
s. = a WITH = Ana 1i'a %
& Sne ana anss ss days. with
' ?e % a ess I ss
:,ss"ps s: = % i s. spoke Srs Gilmore Mere
Brig Constant fearoe, Minatian IS days. with CEDAR
gale. whole passage jbboom started
g. I ~as o
alarge quantity of lumber apparently but short time in the
;, Bre Robert Move .of New Haven't Young Mayasaez PR
as with M hss Sons ha hns
o g. pofs Henry
with molasses Stevens Soule. Had fine weather
Schr Sesrsvis tof Dennis) Peterson, Demerara, DAYS
days Of Hatterss with heavy northeriy winds.
schr Virginia tot Lubec) Smal 81 Johns, PR, ls days.
with moasses to Jed Frye Co. Had heavy NV gales the
last days. April lat s6 lon n, saw brig Bessie steering
SSE.
Atwood tof Proyineetown), Caesham BAracoa
II days. with fruit, to Pearsalvessel TO Weinberg
Had heavy weather
Schr W Alton, Doane, virginia for Boston.
Sloop Mary Disston, Robnsop Virginia
schr Lebansh, Delane Maryland for Gardner, Ne.
The bark Soil deo Gloria NG), which arrived 10th
ports the northern passage had heavy weather.
lost fgurehead and lost and rplit sails.
The brig Lincoln wbss arrived 10th from Havana is
consigned to unt Bros snA reports sailed In with
brig Geo Burnham and schY Lena Hume, for New York.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Nsrens Bearse, Boston for New York, with
nndse. TO VIM Clyde -
Bark II warrington Mayo, Boston, days, FOR New YORK.
in ballast master.
schr Ii Crsndail (Br), Pet,is Windsor Ns uavs for
New York, with plaster to Crandal, Bertaux 4 Co.
Schr Velma Look, Naobas Cor New York, with lumber
Simpson 4 Clapp
schr Willie Harris Perry, Machias for New York, with
lumber to Simpson Clapp.
schr Alfred Keene, snow Rockland for New York, with
granite TO Dixon.
Schr = Ames Holmes Vlnalhaven for New York, with
granite TO p Dixon.
schr ! b Austin, Bay's. Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr l. Herr1ck. Bonrdmap, Boston for Philadelphla
Schr Copy, Kelly Boston for New York.
Schr Robert kaik Kerrgan ProviDceown for New YORK.
with ish TO master.
schr Sarah Thomas, Potter Sandwich for New York.
Scbr Yarmouth, Seaman, Byannis for New York.
Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, new Bedford for New York.
Schr Vassar Christie, New Bedford for New York.
scbr VIM Lesser. Baker, New Bedford for New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
OCEAN STEAMERS
CLEARED.

Steamship Alenahna tNG, Barends, Ham0ur: via Cher
bourg--kunhardt Co
Steamship Dirigo. Johnson. Portland-J F Ames
Ship Sonora, Paine, San Francsco--Sutton * Co.
Bark Annie (Br) Burns, Bordeaux-Jas Edmiston Co.
Brig Camilla (Brl, Strout Caibarien-Fowler Jova.
Brig Hyperion tBr), Woodbury. Kings Ferry Win
chester.
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie. Moble--E Hurlbut Il Co.
schr NJ II stockham Cordery, Indanola and Lavaca-N
McCready II Co.
schr S B Franklin, Null, Jacksonville Dayton.
Schr Penobsco., Coombs. Jacksopvlle-W Ray h Co.
Schr ID Endicott, Endicot, Charleston Brunt 4
Slaght.
schr Margaret Plata, Blizzard, Wilmington, Deli l.
Kneeland
Schr Gardner, Baker Dennis, Mass.
Schr Watchful, REYNOLDS StoningtonH Jackson Co.
Schr q T. Acken, Hobb,e Stamford.
Steamer Mars, ,rumiy. Philadepns.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
l'll the allowance ceased alto

getber. Having now w
s.s w.s .dy,ssd SE,anhs M ssRLrER NOR SUPPORT
ner husband anr lawyer 10 10 70 'ne nonss Of o
Wife WIFE " WIN ID babe IN her arms she arrived at the
and ON her husband and children last November,
~aa S,arY knees she impiored RECOMMENDATION. Dut
ha~d r Isy repused. In addition TO this the nus
cald. srcibly took possession OF her remaining
sac was struggling TO regain her last
c',nsolatlon, the little one was hurried
neo 1a carriage which was driven rapidly away. M
objects OF her most tender sohctude, Mrs. Spaerry
returned to New York and accepted the position OF
where she sti remains the recipient or a
generous sympathy. Ardensly longing 10 re-
e Sepe i,o snu the ctv .v
and coored driver, proceeded few days ago to
the house OF her husband. Here she was met BY the
the mother had caught IL up In her arms and was
bearing II away. THIS unwarrantable attempt,
which was accompanied by vile appellations and OPP
probrious eplLhets goaaed almost to madness the
OUTRAGED FEELINGS OF THE MOTHER,
impeng her 10 strike her accnser scuhle iol.
lowed between the mother and the servant during
which one OF Spaerry's employees drew pistol, lor
which he was promptly knocked down by the friend
keeper, Mary HirschDaum then caused Mrs. Spaerry
10 be arrested on charge OF assault and battery
MOTHER AND CHILD WERE LOCKED UP
IN the Town Hall, and there they renamed until
next day, when Mrs Spaerry was promptly bailed
by her friends. Meantime Justice Hauptman took
charge OF the child until the question OF It's custody
should be settled by higher court. Finding The
little one troublesome, however, he awarded 1t TO
the custody OF ITS father the following day, plac
ing the latter under bonds not to take It out OF the
Jurisdiction Of the court.
All the parties were represented by counsel yes
terday, ana after hearing the evidence the Court
dismissed the charge OF assault and battery Much
sympathy ID manifested for the deserted wife and
now cnidless mother, who In her husbands less
prosperous days largely contributed TO the sunshine
OF his hOme and who by thrift and economy In years
gone by assisted to lay the the foundation or the
afuent position he now enjoys, while she Is depend
ing for sustenance on the commlserating charity
afranQprS.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1870.
This was the sixth and last day OF the spring
meeting OF the Metarle Jocky Club. The attend
ance was very large aad the track was in good con.
ditOn. The mile meats race for beaten horses for
purse Of $780, 500 to the second horse, won by
Emma Marietta, as fOlOws:--
George Cadwalladers b. m. Emma Marella, by
Nandai. dam Fannie G by imp. Margrave,
nVe years Old. .......................... l
Il. b. Ryerson's b. g. Lancer, four years old. by
Lexington dam 0y imp. Albion. ............ 3
Morgan scout Observation-Disclosures. q
ii. ChappelI's C. T. Alice Pool three years old,
by fti dam Ida, by Glencoe. ................. dis
Time I:501a-I:46.
The National Double Eagle Stake, sweepstakes for
all ages, ioHr mile heats: two double eagles en-
trance play Or pay CLUB purse nifty double eagles.
second horse to receive ten double eagles. third
horse to receive his entrance money eight sub crb
crs). was won by Carrie AJherto0, az ioiiOws:-
kicnards and kilgOnrs b. m. Carrie Ather-
ton, years, by Lexington, dam Glycern by
imp sovereign. ...........................3 l /
G. b. Ryersons C. q. Colonel Roberts, 3years
by Rogers, dam by The Co0Del. .......... 3
W, II. Chappels o. h. King Tom, years, bv
Lexington, dam T0ka BY imp. Yorkshire. 5 1
James 1hOmpsOns br. III. L0beia, years.
by Bonnie Scotland dam Capitola. ..... 4 dis.
Time 7:38k--7:40s-,3s.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
SINGULAR CASE or INSANITY.

There was removed yesterday from the Newark
lookup to the county jail young man named
James Fay, who was arrested on Sunday morning,
about four O'Clock, while in the act OF digging into
an ash pile with his hands. for the purpose, as he
stated to the officer, of taking his ''mothers body
out OF ner grave.n Since then he has persstently
refused to partake or either food or drink, during
period or over Jhirty-siX hours While In the cell
he was found invariably in praying posture on his
knees, and audbly repeating portions OF the Catho-
lie ritual. He was removed TO the county jail tor
the benefit Of proper treatment
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
ARRIVAL Of THE YACHT HENRIETTA III BOSTON.

BOSTON, April II, 1870.
The yacht Henrietta, the winner Of the ocean race
In 1868, arrived here from New York yesterday
morning IN command OF Captain Nickerson, one OF
her new owners She is TO be prepared for the West
India trade, and will shortly make trip 10 the
Cape de Verde Islands.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
pdESiDcHT GRANT IN RIlAOslpH!A.

PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1870.
This morning number OF prominent personages
called the President and various officers at the
Continental, and a general evee the result,
which was Kept up until noon, when the whole
party started for Baltimore depot and took special
traln for Washington.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
NEW YORK CITY.
The Sunday Rioters-Mysterious and Violent
Deaths-Stabbing Afray-Railroad Colli-
sion-The Pensioners-A Revolutionary
Relic-M Miscellaneous News Items.

The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past twenty,our
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hud
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
nar NJ st,aa
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

The following vessels anchored At the Spit, wind
bound Bark Murray, J for Port Prince orig Balssr
for Antigua.
Wind at sunset NNE fresh.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
SHIPPIN G NJ w S.
Almanac for New York This Dnv.

Almanac for New Y0rk-T Dav.
Sun rises ..... 5 26 Moon sets morn 3 46
Sun sets. ....... 6 Sc High water morn ; Is
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

great deal Of annoyance and damage Is caused
daily in this city IN consequence OF the habit OF
boys carrying about with them and using bean and
pea shooters, TO tine great deIrlment OF sundry win
dOws and the danger OF pedestrians eyes, Can the
police look out for themr
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

The Sunday rioters who are charged with attack
ing officers of the Twentieth and Twenty.ninth pre-
cncts, the facts OF which have already appeared IL
the HERALD, were yesterday morning arragned
before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, and com
mited default Of $500 bail each for Jneir future
good behavior.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

@ANeiagc NestSIu'J u
Ioet ve.r Is7
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

SIX FOR LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.<
n None genuine without the signature of Baron Lieb
the inventor and Of Dr. Max Won Peenkofer delegate
j. MiLHAU'S SONS 1s3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market yesterday COM
mltted George Underwood and John Cogan, IN de-
laul: Of ST. 500 bail each, 10 answer charge OF beat
ing Joseph Colean. OF the House OF Detention. the
head and body wlth q clnb ON Sunday afternoon,
severely lnurlug him.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

General Sharpe, the new United States Marshal
has announced his determination OF not making
any changes or appointments in his office during
the present week.