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The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27

NEW YoRK-Ar 2sd. parque Fannie, Wiley, Mat
amoras days; brig Reporter, Coo%bs FAN River;
Presley Ihomaston; Mary Ella, Thomas, Cheyerie
for Hudson City; ximena, new FIN Machias; Mary
s Snasve Ma'e o Bospou Hin Caas Tema
Crockett, Rockiand; Plough Boy, Bracket, Rock
port; Kate Grant, Grant, Dix Island; Julia Newell,
Mcintyre, Rockland; Dolphin, Smith, Portland;
Vandalia, Ellis, Rockland; James Jewett, Coombs,
Belfast; Fannie g. Edith, Ryder, Ellsworth; E g
Ar 24th, schs Sunbeam, Whitman, Santa Cruz 80
days; Alice Fox, Emerson, Eleuthera, days. L M
ster Kelley, Kelley, PROVIDENCE; orozimbO, Wood,
Calais; Harry Percy, Percy, Gardiner; Thomas Hix,
Hall, and E ArculaTius Gregory, Providence.
Cid 24tR. ship Seminole, Holmes, San Francisco;
brig H G sibley, Colson BuenOs Ayres; schs Israel
snCH Psase BarasOa Dehar do
Barbados; M Warren, Pickering, Nassau, MP;
Diploma, Pinkham, Norfolk; Sawyer, rogers for
Passed through Hell Gate 23d, schs Jessie, Sawyer
Rondout for Providence; j Carver, Norwood, Ho-
boken; Malabar, McCarty. New York for Boston; G
M Wentworth. Collins, do for Calais; Addie Ryer-
son, do for Boston; Surf Abbott, from Trenton for
Dighton.
for Portland; Charley Cobb Rondout for Boston !;
Olive Hayward, Arey, Hoboken for Maine.
NEW HAvEN-Ar 23d, schs Sparkling Sea, But
Ter, Bangor; Owen Kinds, Clendennn Calais,
PRovfDENCE-sld2 3d. sch Henrietta, White, for
:. PAWTUCkET-Ar I'd, sen b L. Condor, Lord,
NEWPoRT-Ar 23d, schs Grand Island, Wheeler,
Elizabethport for Porland Intrepid, Randall, Port
land for New York. lls fFls&
APPoNAU 6t, 3d. sch George Staples, Lord,
VINE AhD-hA EN-Ar "a, schs B Sargent,
Sargent, kondout Tor Salem; Alice Cakes, Marson,
LOTT gohlson LOT dalowen' mary Jane Merrill, I'm
bOSlONIAr 20, DT1g gas laws Partridge, Maya
guez; schs Susan q Phebe Fletcher Machias; AL
bert Parker JonesBort; Pooll Colby, wscasset;
Cid 2sd, sch Winner, Mash; Portland.
lvan, Perry. Trinidad: u,xrr.a.'--
Cd zotn, Darque Drigo, Maliett, New Orleans; schs
Newcastle, Gale, DO; Hlram sullivan, Calais; Swal-
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 23d, schs M Gage. Church,
and Lookout, from Elizabethport
'LUBEC-Ar nth sch GazelIe, Gardiner, Portland.
| Ar ODD sch Mary Staples. Godfrey Portland
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FOREIGN PORTS. H4
- 80
Sid I'm Melbourne Mch "a, barque Rose M, Pendle-
ton, Newcastle, NSW;
At Yokohama April % ship Itaska, Rich. unc;
Ar at Shanghai Mich %, barque Jas Stone, Phin-
ney, Phinkiang. l,f[ - 30 III ~
Sid FIN Hong Kong Mch %, barque Nal eville Waite,
San FRANCISCO 31st, ship Sardis, McNear, do.
Cid at Calcutta 18th ult ship Coringa, Bogart, for
Boston.
In port 10th, ship Kate Davenport, Duncan, for
London, -. f9. -
Passed Angler March 30, ship Templar, Fessenden,
AT at Trieste 9Th inst, bar9ue Chief, Harding New
Linz Nv, 0rlaars ~ o ''' 'iiP AAap' nv
A' At 81 Iobn pr 9TH inst brio wenonab Stone
FROM, HoUonms to ~, pian ,., oiis "enoNN' ''o''
rat 81 Croix 18th. brig Annie Gardiner. Gardiner.
10 lpad for b New Sosk PARSONS and
q NJ Harrett Read sor Nav vnrl "A'''' ~AN
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27
. SPECIAL NOTICES.
DRESSMAKING.

Having secured the services of
Miss POmerOy, a first-cIass Dress
Maker, we are prepared to give
perfect satisfaction to any and all
who may favor us.
We would call your attention to
our list of prices. sss4aaaB
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. .fta.f 49,. ..a ...... 81. b. ...a
To the Honorable the County Commits
sioners for the County aforesaid.
RESPECTFULLY prays the Boston and Maine
~ Railroad, a corporation duly existing by law,
that 1t may be authorized to raise and lower and alter
the course OF the following ways in the town Of Cape
Elizabeth, to wit;
Main road from Portland to Saco, Road from Port
land to Gorham, near house Of W. S. Skilhn near
Cemetery to facilitate crossings of said ways by said
in which it is to be done.
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD,
By its Attorney, Geo. G. Yerton.
MAY 9th, 1872.
Ordered that the fourteenth day of June, 1872, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, and the County COMMISSIONER Of
flee In Portland are hereby appointed the time and
place for hearing upon the within Petition that the
petitioners true copy thereof with this order
thereon to be served upon the clerk of said Cape
Elizabeth, similar copies to be posted in three public
places in said town, and published in some new spa
per, in Cumberland County three weeks successfully,
said service and posting and first publication to be
thirty days prior to said hearing.
WIN. B. SKILLIN. al
ga GEO. K. CHADBOURN,
.....n 40 SMITH BARBER,
County Comm'rs for Cumberland County.
my10 II "a Fri 3w
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
j. b. BROWN e. SONS,
B A NIX H r s,

u. b. BROWN g. SONS,
~ BA NIX ERs.
PORTRAY MAINE.
THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction Of
General Banking Business.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. In
terest at the rate of Four per cent per annum allow
ed on all Daily Balances. Accounts rendered and in
crest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued bearing in
terest as by agreeme and available at maturity in
Portland Boston or New York
n COLLECTIONS of Notes, Drafts Coupons, and
Dividends made in all parts Of the United States and
Canada
DEALERS in Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin.
! STERLING BILLS drawn on Englnnd, Scotland
and Ireland. Sight lrafts Paris, Berlin and other
European cities Nj ntreal, St. John and Halifax
Gold and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York
| APPROVED Com mercial Bills purchased.
| FACILITIES afforded for the transaction of the
Special as well as the General Business of correspon-
| dents.
Agents for the sale of the
Bonds of the Portland & Ogdensburg K r
| Jn3 NAV
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27
FOR SALE.

."e FOR SALE.
A First-Class Residence at the
West End. 81
No. 80 Carlton ST., Near Pine.
The southerly half of new three story Brick and
sweled front mastic block built by the day, in the
best MANNER 10 rooms, including bath room; hot and
cold water Frescoed in oil by Schumacher; cellar
cemented, lathed and Mastered. Lot over 5000 feet
This property is situated in growing part of the
city, and will be sold at price favorable for
pancy or Investment. May be seen any day from
to 6P. NJ, Mondays and Saturday excepted.
Apr 7-sntf 9f i1-a4
MA Y. @s. - BON d S!
Portland Municipal itrA 6,s
Portland aid p & II Is
bath r..F s-H rs..sE y Rs
Bangor 1a ts,s
Chicago Us
Portland & Rochester H. n. 5's
Leeds IL Pennington II. II. 6's
Central Railroad, Iowa, Gold, rrr 5,s
A,chison, Topeka & Sante Fe, Gold Us
Northern Pacific, GoH, 7-3O's
,Tt +s H..a FOR SALE BY a.if q. .a
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27

Portland, May %, 1872.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27

April Il, lat S, Ion O5 E, ship National Eagle,
from Calcutta for Boston.
April IS, lat 20 N, Ion 81 w, ship Black Hawk, from
New York for San Francisco.
May 20, lat So N, lon 70 4s w, sch Ralph Carlton,
bound South.
May 90 lat 80 70 N, Ion go O5, sch Decora, of Ma
chias. bound South. ~ ~. ~. IL.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-27
The Enemies Of the Shipping Interest

PORTLAND, May %, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
FOREIGN NOTES.
Frnsb efforts are making 10 induce the Pope


10 leave Rome, and it is said that Mgr de Merode mas
offered him a vast estate near Brussels Ihe ltdllan
cardinals are however, opposed TO the project
The Lerant Times reports tremendous hall
storm IN the Province OF Adrianope. The stones were
~ the size of wanus killed 2O)O sheep cows and ~
horses besides partially destroying the crops OF 10
villages.
A new party is IN course of formation in tho
French National Assembly, TO be called the National
party" Its chief members the Due do Broge and
NJ Casimr Perer. IL Is recruited from the Rights
Center and Left Cener-Ultra Radicals and Lesitnlst5
being excluded The Republic Is recognized IN It's pro
gramme.
The English papers generally express great
satisfaction the election of the Board OF Directors
for Erie The London Times says The Board now con-
stued is admitted to be solid and respectable as any
in the United states, and II may therefore be assumed
that II reliance can be placed on an American Jont
stock enterprise OF any kind the resources OF the under
taking wifi heneeforth be insllgeutly developed and
honestly administered" The Dany Noes says:
The railroad is aow In the hands of its rghtful owners
and We must express satisfaction that magnincehe
property, which represents captal OF tWenV ,hreo
millions starting the bulk OF II held In Eugland mas
PASSED into the hands OF honest men, and VIII not nehce
forth be manipulated for the personal purposes Oh po
ciaus or financial adyeDturers, but be MANAGED prv-
IDENTIFY and fairly for the benefit OF the shsfchoaeis
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
JAPAN.
SIGNIFICANT COMPLIMENT TO UNITEI

SIGNIFICANT COMPLIMENT TO UNITED STATES
OFFICERS-THE TREATY BETWEEN JAPAN
AND CuINA-THE TRUE CAUSES OF THE I EN-
PORARY SUSPENSION OF THE JAPANESE
MISSION.
rRoN TuE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE /
YEDO, June 1S-AnOther interesting proof
of the good will OF the japanese toward the Govern
ment of the United States and its representatives has
lust been disclosed A few weeks ago the new British
Charge dAhares arrived IN Yedo, and after presenting
his credentials at the Foreign Office announced his
readiness TO be received in proper state by the Mkado
He was informed that the usual interview would be
granted him at any time which should suit his con-
yenence. lie replied however, that the usual" inter
view was not precisely what he desired He had heard
that the custom the Emperor had hitherto been to
main seated during the presentation OF foreign dele
gates This practice he considered 10 be aC variance
with the established etiquette OF European courts and
whatever his predecessors might have submitted TO- be
was resolved TO exact the recognition as that to
which he had been accustomed In other parts
OF the world. In other words, II the Mi
kadd vas unwilling 70 receive llR stan9ng'
he would h5t & IL ftttteei7ed at an. In'~an'
swer TO this IL was represented TO him that the forms Of
European courtesy probably determined according
10 the individual opinions Of each government and no
regulated by any combination mutual understanding
among them; that various disagTeements had often
been known these points, and that still wider
divergences obviously existed between the rules OF
Oriental and Western nations. The covering Of the
head which is an essential formalty Of high ceremonies
in Japan, was cited example. For details oi tms
kind however, Mr.. Watson appeared to care out lte'
e took his stand the question OF the Mlkados a'-
tude and from that he would not swerye. The Japan
ese on their side were equally immoyabe and the first
result was that the new Envoy returned TO Yokohama
with direct rebuff There he sought counsel with the
representatives, OF France Russia, and tue United states
the two former OF which, II Is said he succeeded III III
ducng TO share his and 10 support his claims Inc
United States Charge held different opinion and de-
clined to join In any dctaon, or even remembrance on
such subject. when the day arrived upon wmch "
had been intended that Mr. Watson presentation should
take place. that gentleman did not appear and the GER
emony remains unperformed TO this day
But about this time II became necessary TO make ar
rangements for the reception Of the United states Aunt
ra jenkins who recently arrived here TO take command
f the Pacific souadron IL was evident that the officers
OF japanese Foreign Department approached TINS
matter with some embarrassment. They had received
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

lIlI ihEAl1 Of WASulNOION
ITS PROCEEDINGS TO BE CONDUCTED WITH PRO
FOUND SECRECY-COMMENTS IN ENGLAND On
THE PROBABLE RESULT OF ITS AWARD.
GENEVA, Saturday, July 20, 1872
The gentlemen connected with the Board OF
Arbitration still preserve the most profound secrecy on
the subject Of ts proceedings The counsel OF the Gov
ernmens OF Great Britain and the United States refuse
to answer any communications on the questions pend
ing in order prevent the interference Of newspapers
and the possibility OF their exercising any influence on
the minds Of arbirators. Hereafter the Board will
hold five sessions per week. sitting every day except
''''"i"''' . "A' LONDON. July a, 1872.
The London Observers correspondent at
Geneva writes "If the award of damages made by
the Board of Arbitration at Geneva is substantial and
liberal, England and the United States will be friends;
II IL is trivial, a dangerous state Of ilfeeling in
America will be the result"
THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-All the testimony on
behalf of the United States in the matter of the san
Juan boundary dispute has forwarded to Emperor
william, the Arbitrator. While absolute knowledge
exists in regard to decision, as between the United
States and England the Administration is fully satisfied
that the result will be favor and that the De Haro
Channel will be declared the proper boundary lnstead Oh
the = sario STRAITS. The accumulation OF evidence Is
belize "a he largely in favor The terms OF the
Treaty l. the Arbitrator to decide in favor OF either
the De II the Rosario Channel, that the decision
Will be . Attorney General Williams has had charge
of the cparation Of the case, and the evidence ac-
comp. i.g 1t the part OF the United States and,
duri- n5 Investigations, has had Commissioner in
W. ... ton Territory to take testimony. Under the
o. . a decision must be rendered by the Arbitrator
ore January, 1873 IL is reported that the Is
cady decided, but that the decision will not be pro
mulgated by the Emperor William until September.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
REFORM IN MAINE.
IMPOSING RATIFICATION MEETING AT BANGOR
SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE
POLITICAL GOSSIP-LIBERAL PROSPECTS.
INV TgI EGp pu ~ THE TpIRuNu

POLITICAL GOSSIP-LIBERAL PROSPECTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBa
BANGOR, July 21.-The Greeley and Brown
campaign meeting here last evening remarkable
success the audience not numbering less than 6Oo the
popular estimate running considerably higher Col j.
+. Godfrey, prominent Republican and commander OF
the Grand Army presided and there were 25 Liberal
Republicans the list OF VicePresidents The prlDc
pal speech OF the evening made by Gen. Fitzpatrick
who spoke for nearly two hours. He was followed by
Mr.. McCres, A. G.. Lebrake, G. p. Kimball, the cand
date for Governor; the Hon. Thos. s. Lang and others
and the immense audience gave close attention TIL the
end. Mr. Lebrake Is leading lawyer Of Pscataquls
County has been much In the Legislature and IS of
the best speakers in the state He is accession 10
the Liberal ranks, is also his law partner George
Pratt, who goes upon the Liberal State Committee.
The organization for the campaign work is going for
yard as fast possible on the part q the Democrats
and Liberal Ropubci1is the latter having made db
State Committee and agreed upon address which will
be put forth in few days Meetings 70 he held aud
documents furnished throughout tue state, ana the
is manifestly improving ,, -,
There piece OF political gossip here just told 10 inc
effect that tile Hon. John A. Peters will not run again
for Congress from the IVth District but will give place
his neighbOr f. Herscy, who failed to receive
the nomination for Governor Gen. Herscy IS a man OF
wealth and will inspire the canvass with heavy money
support but the little compact which has effected the
transfer will not be especially relshcd through the Dis
rict There Is q most cOnfdng aud inspiring feeling on
behalf OF the Liberal all through tls section of
the state and every day FURNISHES new encouragement
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
TIE LIBERAL CURRENT.
SENATOR SEIZURES SPEECH TONIGHT.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS conc ERNING THE Is
CONFIDENT OF THE sUCcE SO OF TIE LIBERAL
TICKET.

GREAT EXPECTATIONS conc ERNING THE Is
CONFIDENT OF THE sUCCE SO OF THE LIBERAL
TICKET.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Great expectations are
formed the speech to be delivered by Senator Schuz
tomorrow, In the Temple some dlsappomuncht-
indeed. great disapponmon-is expressed at the pur
pose OF the Senator to speak IN pubic hail. "here nc
can be heard by not more than 1000 5000 people at
most when the original plan to throw open the
great hall Of the saengeriest, where from 10000 10
IL 600 people could have been accommodated Senator
sehurz however declined tho formal reception rendered
him by the poltcal organization the leaders OF which
promised him one of the most imposing ADMINISTRATIONS
ever held in the West he could not trust bis voice In
the sehutzenfest Hail. particularly b. Is obliged
10 start early Tuesday morning for NORTH Carolina,
where he proposes thorough OF tn State from
nov until the election. Heretofore, Whenever he has
spoken in the saengerfes Hail. his voice ha been COM
pletely broken for fortnight or more atterward,
and he dares not take the risk at tbs Juncture'
Last night there were Greeley and Brown organizations
formed in many of the wards, and reat ado OF
lights and music Gov. Brown arrives hme tonight,
and will probably preside at the SaengerfSt tomorrow
night From all that can be learned and from the evil
dent care with which it has prepared, the forth
coming speech of Mr. schurz will be theSreatest effort
of his political career Curiously enoud he not only
defines his own political position rehearSs the rise ana
progress of the Liberal cause, but illustrates MT.
Greeey's Civil Service position well trough letter
written by the latter dated July g. in answer TO noe
from Mr. Schurz. 1t may be OF intcrst to add That
Senator Schurz his firm conviction hat the Liberal
cause is now beyond the possibility OF failure His opin-
ion is based very extended observations and pretty
intimate acquaintance with the dineulies to be over
come.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
SPAIN.
REJOICING OVER THE KINGS EsCAPE-CAPTURE
OF MORE or THE AssAILANTs AND THEIR
ALLEGED ACCOMPLICEs. $3.50, ,o-.

REJOICING OVER THE KINGS EsCAPE-CAPlthE
OF MORE or TIE AssAILANTS AND THEIR
ALLEGED ACCOMPLICES.
lMADRID, July q, 1874.
The King and Queen are receiving congrat-
ulatory addresses from all portions of the country ex
pressing the Joy their subjects at their escape 'front.'
bullets OF the assassus and declaring their loyalty ana
attachment of the people the dynasty Of the elective
King and the Constitution OF SPAIN On Friday afer-
noon the King and Queen drove through the city in an
omen carriage They greeted at every point by the
enthusiastic cheers and plaudits Of the entire popuace
Thousands of citizens accompanied the carriage on us
return 10 the palace The examination OF the two as
asns who were captured developed the fact that tue
attack was part of organized conspiracy extensive III
its ramifcatlons and provided with ample funds
Three of the wouldbe assassns Of the King and p OF
their alleged accomplces have been arrested Admiral
Topete has warned the authorities against d9pgerous
demonstrations. Tie escape Of the King was harrow
one One OF the horses attached to the royal carriage
received seven pistolshots.
ROME, July 21. 1872.
There are great reioicngs in the Italian
cities at the escape OF the KING and Queen Of spain from
assassnalou Rome is covered with flags, and maniies-
tatons Of sympathy and Joy made yesterday in
front of the spanish Legation.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
HLsroRT or rHE coNFEDERAIE ARcHIrES
THEY ARE OF 40 POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
MERELY STATE ARCHIVES OF TIE CONFED-
EkATE GOVEkNMENI.

THEY ARE OF no POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
MERELY STATE ARCHIVES OF TIE CONFED-
EKATE GOYEkNMENT.
Mr.. John T. Pickett writes to The UdshRg-
tom Patriot giving complete history Of the Confederate
archives for which the Administration paid the liberal
sum OF OOO He found them in Toronto Jan 90 lscs
and at that time offered them 10 Mr.. Seward VINO re-
fused 10 buy them until he could examine them. They
were purchased by the Administration on the 81 OF the
present month. Mr.. Pickett continues:
The documents consist OF the entire archives OF the
Department of state OF the Confederate staes-nOtmhg
more ess-without the abstraction Ot sing piece.
The secret service vouchers by wch many PERSONS Ot
little note however, this side OF the lines might nave
been compromised did not leave Richmond win those
honoraby destroyed by Mr.. Benjamin the day OF the
evacuation Thus do not perceive that Il l
and there IL but one paper the perusa Oh we gave e
any pan-tne Hon. Jacob ThOmpsOns report OF opera
tons the frontier, &c.the existence of Wmch was
unknown TO me until the officer with whom lately
went TO Canada found It, as he would tcsliy II called
been induced TO fasify history by DESTROYING
il. And here follows curious episode: know.
ing that the doeapeHts exhibited the fact
Confederate states gold in his possess0h at tle uHe q
the collapse-wheh gold has gone where the woodone
twneth"-I went long journey last summer 70 see, see
him, and out OF abundant kqdness told ma 2l the alI
that such papers wefe still extant ne would not be
convinced. saying Mr. Benlamn had to,d nun MN ever
thing OF the kind had been DESTROYED ana dare say ne
was Informed and believed TINS being man, ~
the plunder aforesaid. As TO anything In the whole
initiating against Horace Greeleys tflumphahtI
election, that were the merest moonshlne' All
that Niagara Falls conference is an old story;
"played out" long ago. IL were simply absurd
tn preteud TO impcate him In attempt
to burn his city, The truth is, these now famous ar
chiyes have no political significance whatsoever HIS
,oricaly aud financially they valuable dare say
All good citizens and taxpayers are Interested III them III
the latter aspect. They may save money TO the com
nonwealth by defeating the claims OF those who thI6
nm their caps for jeff Davis and shouted "deai 20 the
Yankees during the war; and now come ~ here with
their claims and pelure tleu sou!s oy swearing they
were always " trOOly lOil' -,.+r-f>
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
OPINIONS IN wASHINGTON-CONFL1C VIEWS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl


WASHINGTON, July 21.-The Liberal mass
meeting at Raleigh North Carolina on Wednesday next
gives every promise Of being successful affair." Beside
the speakers previously mentioned it is expected tha
Gov b. Gratz Brown and exCov. Blair OF Michigan VIII
sneak on the issues of the hour. Gen T. A. Merritt OF
NewYork and the Hon. S. S. Cox VIII also speak. on
the same day Secretary Delano and Commissioner OF
Pensions Baker and others will address Grant meeuhg
there ID. NJ. Barringer, Chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee of North Carolina, writes here that
the Democrats will carry at least seven Congress
men, and will have majority on joint ballot III the
state legislature He expresses the idea that the con-
test for Governor and State officers viii be close but has
doubts after careful survey and Canvass that the
Democratic candidates VII NJ, all be elected
senator sawyer arrived here last night and says II the
President does not he will be obliged to
90 10 Long Branch to see him. The Senator says ne
should be in North Carolina If he thought he needed
but the state is for the Administration party by at
least 10000 majority.
The Hon. A. NJ Wadden, Democratic Representative
from North Carolina writes here, that the Democrats
are certain OF success and that out of the eight
REPRESENTATIVES will be Democrats. The chief source OF
success claimed 10y the Grant party is in the anticipated
large increase of the Grant vote in the district repre-
seued by Clinton L. Cobb, but recent advices do not
warrant tins expectation.