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The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
Current Notes.

The New York World is not only the dem
ocratc organ of the country but its editors
undertake to fit the speeches of party leaders
to the Worlds views. In doing this with the
letter of ex Gov. Ran dolph of New Jersey at
the Manhattan Club, the censors left out the
most significant parts of it.
Alas for Forney ne is.unhappy, even mourn
full, but still his sounding sentences do not
leave him. He is sure that pennsylvania
will bear herself proudly" She may have to
centennial all alone but single handed she
will s'rescue the national faith" Good.
The West man who enters and lounges
around the Manhattan Club rooms is in
house of poll teal i'll tame, and bis virtue will
be with justice suspected by the people,
Cincinnati Enquirer (Dena.)
The South is proud of L. @. c. Lamar He
is representative man of the Southern peo-
pie. He is all original secessiCnist He re-
signed his seat in Congress to engage in the
Rebellion. and his speech will show how anx-
ious the South is for peace and restoration.-
Memphis appeal (Dem.)
The Boston Globe says Of the Northern Pa
ciic job: sit is the most frequently expressed
opinion in Washington. as stated by our de-
spatches, that the proposition has little chance
Of success, this year." Not if any Congress
men expect TO be dotted ON by an admiring
constituency.
There mas never been much doubt of Gen
eral Towards honesty and integrity, what
ever might be thought of his business capac-
ity. 1t is gratifying to learn that the recent
court-martial has acquitted him of all the
charges made against him.-HGrBord Cou-
rant.
An exchange has an article entitled: Is
civilization undermining the race? The
writer concludes that it is. We should like
to see it tried on Arkansas We think il
would put civilization to its best to get away
with the average citizen of that State.
The Boston Transcript having stated that
Boston man has been offered the same ac-
commodatons at Newport for SIS a week
that he paid $50 for last ear, the New York
Tribune intimates that Gen. Butler has
agreed to pay the difference in order to get
Boston men out of town while he holds the
caucuses.
The Boston journal thinks that the mem
bers of the House who resolved on Monday
that tax should first be laid on incomes, did
not mean it.
The st. John Telegraph complains that the
old domination of Lower Canada over Up
per Canada is now being extended to the
maritime provinces as shown in the inter-
ference in the school system of New Bruins
wick. The Dominion confederation is not
altogether a hannv union
An exchange has ascertained that both
Brooks and Baxter are members of the same
Methodist church in Little Rock. They will
have fair chance TO make a lot Of confess
sions when they get over their revolution.
We are sorry to notice that the Springfield
Republican half endorses the Northern Pa
cific job. 1t is none the less a job because
the leaders choose to approach the treasury
by parallels rather than by direct assault.
The Bangor Commercial is not successful
in finding Penobscot man who mourns the
ia q tas s. zee coo &c
isn't to Be found, and MI. Frye wonldn't be
such mourner if in Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

WE hope there is nothing else this-sea-
son-that coy summer, an early organ
grinder, the unreasonable advent of base ball
and wakest Weston will fill the list of an
noyapces and nuisances for the present sea-
son, all of which can be reasonably endured
except that wholly unnecessary and mild
fraud, Edward PaysCn Weston. Weston is
not so annoying as the mosquito, but the lat
ter can't be driven away
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

THE Massachusetts license bill makes liq-
uor selling crime except for persons OF
such character as municipal authorities
deem tit. The prices Of licenses range from
$50 to $500. The violation Of the act is pan
ished by a fine not exceeding $500, and there
is penalty of 500 for selling to minors, and
in case licensed dealers sell to persons whom
they have been notified by friends not to sell
to, such persons may recover from 500 to
$500
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

ORGANIZATION OF ACTON CHARACTERIZATION
Grange was organized the 18th inst with the
following officers: Master, Horace Bodwell.
Overseer, Ivory Goodwin; Lecturer, Stephen
Larry; Steward, Asa j. Bracket; Assistant
John r. Butler, Chaplain, Geo. w. Lord;
Treasurer, Cyrus Grant; Secretary, NJ B. f,
Dalton; Gate Keeper, Edward A. Wentworth;
Ceres, Mrs Horace Bodwell; Pomona, Mrs.
Dora P. Lord Flora, Julia B. Bodwell; Lady
Assistant Steward, Mrs. John r. Butler.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
J. r. WHEELWR7GHT,
p I A N is T,

Gives special attention to Tuning and
Regulating the Grand, Square and Up
right Pianos. Mr. w. has had testimonials
from the celebrated artists who have visit
edPertiand. viz.-Jaell, 8 trakOsch. Heller,
Hoffman, Pease, Colby, Miss Mehig, Ru-
bernstein, KOfzschmar, and other distin-
guished European and American FianiSts,
MIR, w. would give particular notice that
that his headquarters are AT G. X. 1Aawes
Music Store ,SNo. ~ Middle ST., where all
orders should be addressed.
ap27 sn3tteodH
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 1s. IA

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS iur "
with Card certificate countersigned pY o'an,'
Pullen. Editor. All railway, steampoa' '.
managers will conier a favor upon us ny a,.
credentials OF every person claiming 10
journal, as we have information Una. se'o,
ners" are seeking courtesies III .u' n"'no " WV
p.x.s .nd I've have no disposition to be, even pas
sivels. a party to such frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

GREAT BRITAIN's new ministry has inst
sh,S That her fifty-fve great iron-clad
thnn, ner vast feet of gunboats, her sixty
,,,os 'aha trained seamen is more phantom
Or. '-nore on paper than on the ocean
81 :. iour.een of the fifty-five rou-clads are
III W venture to sea in and four.oa
are 100 FAR gone to repair Tbo , T',s
propriation hnt thn calls for a liberal ap-
eroaa Ern,;., pa' 'ne modification of the ay-
u $50, Hus,lshn'an that Britannia rules the
wave" no longer, cannot be conceived d. '-''
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address 1.-THE writer are in
an cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as a guaranty OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve COM
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, May IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
EastDort for Boston.
Brig Royal Sovereign, (Br) Publican, Barbadoes,-
sugar and molasses 10 f Churchill 81 Co. and John
Porteous.
Brig Union t. (Br) TUFTS, Cienfuegos-m olasses to
E Churchill 81 Co.
Sch VIM Gibson. Bray, Boston.
Sch Pampero, (Br) Matheson. Boston.
Sch Bonetta !Br) Clark, Kempt NS-plaster to
Knight y Whidden.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
Sch Pointer, Tatton, St Andrews. Mr.

Sch Pointer, Tatton, st Andrews, NIB.
Sch Brilliant. Stone, st George
Sch Marion, Geyer Bristol.
Sch Boston Light. Boardman, Camden for BOSTON
Sch Fear Not Wilkinson. Bangor for Newbnrvnort
Sch Flora, Pendleton, Bangor for New York
Sch Leonard A Burnham from Tenants Harbor
bound West. Put in tor repairs having struck n
rock while getting to sea and knocked off part of
keel. Will go into the dry deck.
CLEARED.
Steiner Chase, Bennett st John, NB-John Port
eous.
Schs VIM Thomas, Littlejon and Geo Savage, Nye,
New York-Chas Sawyer.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston Charles
Sawyer.
Sch Sea Shell, Rich Boston, Nickerson.
Sch CLYDE, (BI) Anthony, Digby, NS-master.
Sch Belle Barbour, tBr) Sullivan, st John, NIB
John Porteous.
Sch Emma Pemberton, (Br) War;, st Stephens.
Sch Belle, (Br) Gatcomb, st Andrews. NB-master.
Sch Ralph M Hayward, Doane, Kennebec.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GIRL WANTED.
RE MOVAI,

A FIRST CLASS GIRL to do general
Homework in a small family Apply at No. 26 South
Street. my1Isnd1W
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

REMOVAL,
wi s. SP RING ER
has removed her Studio to
ROOM 3, CLAPP'S BLOCK,
Where she will receive pupils in Obect-drawing and
Painting, as usual.
mar23 sniff
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
TO LET.

One large Store House on Custom
House Wharf, suitable Tor heavy storage
or Fish packing.
ALSO
One store suitable for Grocery or other
light business, with dock privilege.
Apply to
GEO. w. EDDY,
fe4sneodtf 81 Middle Street. Room7.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city. May ~, Mrs. Sarah. widow of the late
Edward diileraged Go years. Massachusetts papers
please copy. ff
Services on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. rear
invited to attend. az
:, GB Inc funeral services of the late Mrs. Mary
Briggs will take place this Wednesday afternoon at
81 o'clock. az
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

April H. lat 36 N. lou 81 w. ship st Charles, from
New York for San Francisco.
April q, SW of the Lizard 80 miles, ship John
Bryce. from Havre for st John. NIB.
May 6 lat 81 ~, Ion 70 20. sch Abbie H Hodgman
from Fernandina for Harrington. Me.
May Z. lat 81 %: lon "a 25. sch Miller five days
from Boston for Wilmington.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
Notice of Commissioners of InsOl.
City of Portland.
To Let.

STORE No. 65 Washington Street. with two finish
- ed rooms adjoining in rear and good cellar An
old and successful stand. Rent low. Apply at
Danforth St., to j. DUNPHY. my13d3tis#
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

WiibOr's Compound of COP LIVER OIL AND
LIME without possessing the very nauseating flavor
of the article heretofore used, is endowed by the
phosphate of lime with healing property which rem
ders the oildoubly eficacous Remarkable testmoni-
ais OF its efficacy be exhibited those who desire
to see them. For sale by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist,
Boston. my12eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
THE MOST
SchlOtterbeck's Moth and FreckIe Lotion
PRICE FIFTY CENTS A BOTTL,

A safe and sure remedy tor removing Tan .Pimples,
Moth Blotches. Freckes and Eruptions from the
Skn rendering it soft and fresh and imparting to it
a MARBLE PURITY.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
To the COnsumptiye.

Prepared only by A. G. SCHLOTTERBECK
CO., Apothecaries and Chemists, 1903 Congress str
one door above Brown Portland Me- au26sn
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13
FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Naples 9th inst, brig Fidea, Young, from
New York.
Ar at Lisbon 10th inst, brig Lie Houghton, Rose,
Sid FIN Malaga (no date brig Henderson. Hen
derson. New York.
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, barque Patmos, Nichols,
Sid 9th inst. ship Geo NJ Adams. Manson, Cardiff.
Ar at Greenock 9th inst. barque Hawthorn, Mason,
Banjoewange.
Sid I'm Greenock 18th ult, baruue Jennie Barker
Waite. Rio JaneirO.
AT at Bristol, E, goth ult, brig Amy Lane, Cary
er, New York.
Ar at Montevideo March q. brig Todd, Mcguire,
st Marys; Goth, barque Osage Mcdonald Portland.
= Ar at Pernambuco Sd ult sch Hattie Haskell,
Young. New York.
AT Para 18th ult, sch c E Moody, Collamore, for
New York days.
~ Ut saE9us Esther, LOring,
Sid FIN Kingston LIST inst, brig S Hassell Hodg-
At Baraeoa soth ult, schs Daylight, and Dyer,
for New York, ldg; AZelda & Laura, f X Dresser
Caleb Eaton, Ella Presley, and Hattie Weston.
~ SID I'm Caibaren LIST inst barque John Chase, for
New al "a % brig t New York
York; schs Mary Power, Wiley. Portland; Sarah,
strout Machias; Howard, Gookin. wilmington; 4th
6aT9ge Rosetta Mcneil, sproul. Cardiff; brig Hattie
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst, sch Only Son, Meadcr, fm
Philadelphia: Cephas Scarrett: Babbage, New York.
Hatteras:. sch Daybreak, Blake, do; 4th, barque
Brunswick, True. New York; S Winslow, Davis,
20; D1g a Il Curtis Merriman, do; Helen Phln-
ney, Boyd. North of Hatteras; sch Ruth Thomas,
Crockett, Baltimore.
Ar at Cardenas LIST inst, brigs D S Soule Soule I'm
New York; Annie Storer. Adams do; schs John
Bird, Smith, Philadelphia; I'd, Levi Hart, from St
john NIB.
Sid 3D. brig Gazelle Small, North of Hatteras; sch
Chattanooga New York.
Ar at Sagua 25th, baraue Masonic, Rice, Cardenas;
10Th; brigs q b Stillman, Tibbetts, Havana: Both,
Mechanic, Gould. Cardenas.
Sid 9th, brig Tim Field, Leland, North of Hat
teraS; 2Sth, sch Sea Lark Miller do brio Mot
tie russell York, do; 10Th, sch Starlight. Batch
Ar at St John, NIB, 9th inst sch Acacia, Hamlyn,
Portland; 10th, barque Minnie Allen, Soper, Bath.
--latest by European steamers.1
Sid FIN Liverpool Goth ut, vesuvius, Keazer for
Calcutta.
CID 2Sth, Ivanhoe. Herman, Cardiff to load for
Rio Janeiro; Freeman Clark Bosworth, for New Or
leans.
Cardif-Ent out eth, j Potter, Mcclure, and
Louis Walsh, White, for Rio Janeiro.
SPOKEN.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-13

Gen. Devens, commandment chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, has issued the
GLOWING order relative to Memorial Day:
In accord ance with the Ru1es and Rauu1a-
, 1874-03-02


srtcfal Ui4natch to The Chseauo Tribune.
sl,n1NorlELp, ILL.,, Fob. 28.-1he House passed
Forr. rrs bill amending Sec. Of tho incorporation
net with tho intention Of guarding the public
against, wildcat corners. As amended tho section
will reatl AZ follows:
Every assignment or transfer Of stock, on which
there rom nB u,ly portion unpaid Hha be recorded ~
ths office Of tho Recorder of Dccds Of the county with
in which the principal oco Is located and sueh stock
holder sa 10 i4blo for the debts Of the corporation
10 the extent nf tho amount that may DO nnpad upon
tho stock held by him. to DO collected III the manner
herein provided. No asatgnor Of stock shall 10 ro-
Icayed frum any such indebtedness by rcason Of any
assuunr Of ills stock, but shall remain liable there
Tor iouy wifi tho Assignee until the sn stock ts
fully paid. The DoArd Of Directors Bhull, setn.
annually, hle IN tho olco Of the Secretary Of
State and Ill tho office Ut tho Recorder of Deeds
of tue county within Which the principal Office s 10
Gated statement verified by utitavt Of the secrc-
ury aud attebtcd by tho eeal Of such corporation
showing tho amount actually paid on each share Of
stock stibscribe, until the stock ia fully pall Which,
sycr any actiuu ts brought recover my n1ubtct-
esa aganst the corporation, it shall bo competent to
proceed against auy oap more stockholders at the
sanIo tc to tho cxscnt Of the balance unpaid by such
Stockholders upon tho stock owno1 by them respsct-
lively, whether called in ar not, as III cases " Barisl-
cit. Ivory nsBigneo tralsfcrer Of stock a,ll 10
liable to lie Company for tile amount Unpaid thereon,
to tho extcut antl iu thu mannur nH II he Lad
beeu the original subscriber"
, 1874-03-02


PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.
srn1NaF1ELp, ILL.,, Feb. 28-TLo Senate cleaned
out all tho buaincsB boforo it this morning, OK
copt tho order of resolutions and consideration
by scctions, Tho first bill taken up under tho
lattor Lead was tho following bill introduced by
Mr. Sanford:
sro. l. lie It enactcI by Tho Ptope 9f the Stale ef
'{tt,ots 3cprescitted in the Geef"t AsscmbV, Tint
eu u Of an net entitled 4tu act for the nssessineut
u property, ald tho levy and collection Vi xes ~.
n oycd March 3D. A. D. 1871 bo and is anondcd so as
to read III follows:
Sec. IL Any person required to List property shall
1oal out nt lcYor to thu Assessor, Mt thu ano re-
uutr cd acleulu Ut the numbers anloitntBt quantity,
aI,4 quality Ut I'LL pesaolml property IL hs posHession
or utiuer fa CONTROL required to be uaou ior taxation
bv him. which schedule aitll ba subscribed aud sworn
to- ac mrng to ls beHt knowledge Information, aid
belief, by him. It alull ba tile duty of e Assessor to
decrn io und fix ls fair cash yauo Of I'LL 'e1ns OF
personal property"
Mr. Brown moved to amend by adding In tho
bill ''proyidod tisat from the yalue Of tue proper
ty, aB found by the AsseBnor. lAoro may be to-
uuotod tho amount Of nuy bonn lido Indebted
neAa duo on tls Same for tic purchase money
tAuroof."
4 discussion followed OIL tho morlts Of the
amendment between hIcssrH. Sanford aud Brown.
POSTPONED.
Tho discussion OF tho bilt, amending tho rsvo.
nue. law In tho Bonnto, was postponed until
Wednesday next.
, 1874-03-02
ILLINOIS.
At 0ALEEUUDQ.


Special Dispatch to Tho Chtcaao Tribune.
GA1Esnuno, ILL.,, March IA sccoud tom{'or~
ance meeting waB held this afternoon in Cit9o-
donla Hull. Rain and mud did not soom to fro-
duco much effect upon tho meeting, as In,sny
were obliged to leayo. not beiug ablo to gain ad-
mtttanco. Tho Rey. Mr.. Lyndall, Of tho Swedish
Lutheran Church, was the first speaker. 1lo
gayo a short atldroBs in both English aud
Swedish, A1r, Thomas, Of Vermont, Eulton
County, WAS tho next speaker. Alr. TAoMaB
commenced by laying OF to tho Chairman tue
proposition TINT We Wero sometimes compel licd
to rostraiu our appotites. lilo rolatcd how tho
place waa first founded Oh temperance
priuciplca that 1t waH out Of TINT element hui
grown the beautiful city mud cen,ro Of learning
that since July {, 200 kegs OF boor ind boon sold
in tho city, ind 235 barrels Of whisky md that
Tho uty Fatllors and the yotora woro responsible
for this. Ilo thought the oilortn ut persuasion
by tho preachers Aad Goon tried no ofton that
tlley failed to produce any effect upon those who
had nude up tllcir minds to rihk n'l III the
lituor-tralllo. lilo clailned tint when q person
fitted up placo fur bar ho was
responsible for tho linery caused by 1t. Every
ono should rally to illB loecuo OF tlAoHo WHO aro
beng ruined by tint which iB worao than lire or
Hood. Tho remedy for tho curse. tho Hponler
beloved, was iu tho powor of our Legislature
ani officials. ..,
Yho temperance movement haro lus not aB-
su1nod any form but that Of Sunday speeches..
Tho ti-lUol,no organization OF shlB ptace III e-
loutly working, though it ia not yot known in
Tl,at n1aunor, but detertermsnou stand WILL DO
taken.
, 1874-03-02
FIGHTING A RAILROAD,

The Cnsc of ScsltltiGrs Ilnrtlctt g. Co.
Against the Boston d AibIttly I1nll-
rottd..AMsxvcr Of tho Company.
Spceiat Dispatch to The cttcago Tribune.
DosToN, Mass, March 1.--Thoro was another
hearing on tho memorial Of Scuddor, Dartlets &
Co. against tho Boston l. Albany Railroa1 on
Saturday. The answer wns substantially that
tho claim Of tho nlomoria,ists is for shortages,
which, ncoording to the memoriulista'
own accouut, amount to no moro thau
tint they refuHo to pay freight billH amounting
to abont 80, QUO uulosB tho railroad company al-
lows thoir clniu1, ind that, finding 1t lind such
rartios to dcal with tho Company determined to
give them crodlt no longer, mud to ro-
auire them to prepay their freight. Tho
firm had boon allowed to tako freight until, In
hlay, l87a, bills had accumulated to tho amount
matod any intention Of ropndiating those bills,
and tho facts showed the uttur pro,Mster-
ousnosa Of tho it1ca that tho road
had my hostility toward tho firm. At m1e time,
when IL, 900 was duo on frolght tho agent
Btoppod tho shipment Of sono .gratn which waa
going aboard the steamer, and tho loxL moroing
tho memoralBta nent cock Tor 81, boQ or 81 ,G00,
md tho Shipment wont OIL When tho $8,0llo or
| $4,000 nov 1t. question was duo. and they woro
called upon to pay 1t, thoy declined to do no
unlcBs t!lolr claim for shortages was allowe d OH
tho gootla which thoy lind obtained untlor i'm lug
ance, and declRrod thoy would rerleviu Ill,
goods which tho Company refused to lot then
| have.
The counsel for tho firm amid they did mt base
their oaae On thoAo instances OF shortage re oltot
| to tho Committee by Mr. lIAle. but on thor
amounting to fifty, sixty and ~ high M Of gh!y
| three bushels to tho carload. Tho hea1lm g VA
closed t4eu,
, 1874-03-02
1ElEGRApHlC BREVjJIES.

The wife Of DR.. Robert Hopkins, one OF tho
most emircnt und widely-kNown pssynicanH in
Northern Illinois, died Mt Yorlyllo III, yeBter-
day. Tho dcccaBcd was b elslor Of Dr. ]. A.
Cook, Of Aurora.
Tho Gnlvcston (Tox.) consus, just com"
ploted, shows Il population. Of III ,95o. not III.
Guiding the floating population,-an incroaso oi
over 20, ,000 in three years. ..,
-Ex-Prcpidont Daoz, by the advice of counsel:
refuses to giyo bnil III the Hatch case. instituted
in New York City, Saturday, and remains in
churre Of u Deputy Sheriff at hlB hotel. .
-lhe celebrated divorce suit In which Col.
w. ". Price Tho millionaire hrowor, il defend-
mt onilot Saturday, in Warron County, N. y,
With d dcorcc diBaolving tho marriage, leaving
tho custody Of tho children for further cons1d-
Grafton.
--Tlo Superintendent Of the Yellowstone Na.
tional Turk writes Secretary Dolano that 310o 1o9
will be nocoesary to ronder tho park accessible,
prosorye it from Bpoliatiou, and complete the
survey Of its boundaries.
--I'he Board OF Trade ut Kansas City No.,
PASSED resolution yesterday asking tho 1norl-
| bcrb of Congress and Senators from Missouri to
urco the House Committee Oil TGrritorieH to ro-
| pprt isyoruh,y OH tho bill to establish Terri
| iorial Government over tho Indian Territory,
and calling on tho subcommittee having this
| muttar specially in chArge to hear tho vieHB OF
| tho West hefolo making report.
| "A delegation from Colorado. headed ny doF
Tlbert, was in St, Louis yesterday OH routo fo
Tho st. Lorlis Globe Of yesterday morning as
aertB TINT appeals aro being mndo to tho Logl6
turo to retain tho BociAl-eyil laws OF tho city a
t MI element OF political strength.
, 1874-03-02
NOTES AND NEWS.
SpsctaE. D,stdtoA to The Chicago Tribune.

GpEEkA$s sHf7pu*p't ;" = ~ ~'''"''1N ~'--'''
THE DunNELL CASE.
WASHINGTON, 3. G., March 1.-The suh-com-
mitteo who a, Q investigating tho Dnroll case
say that they d., not expect to summon Caleb
Cushing in tho anatter Of tho teEtinsony Of Mrs.
Con. Gaines ims 'llcating Gushing and Dnrell in
au effort to exto, money from hor to procure
favorablo dccsio from Durcll IN some OF
her laweuits for tho recovery Of prop
TINT II NIr. Duron wishes to lave Gushing srtn-
moncd to 1aproyo Il ,ess charges 1t shall bo done.
But ,noBs Dilrel dn Oh wish it, and II bo submits
no robuttng oyidence they will accept the toa-
tinony of Mrs. Gaines III conclusive OF tho facta
to which 1t has direct reference: They expect
tify with regard to tho bankruptcy matter.
lilo Chronicle (Harlan 8 papor) haH
EsrousEp + lie cAuBE
Of Judge Duroll, and attet artB to show that tho
efforts to havo him tinpca ehcd wcro lnatlgateu
by lawyers OF Now Orleans who wore rebels, and
who found the iron-clati oa til, which they were
compelled to take before tles were permitted to
rosumo practice in tho Utit cd States Courts.
very diHtaatoful.
NARLAS's Ep1To Il.
1t is charged that tho mnllagiL r editor OF llnf'
lan'a Chronicle, WHO is aIso sot '-in law OF ls.
tico Miller, Of tho Supreme Co.L t. is Clerk of
tho United States District Court of Iowa; that
lie draws Ills pay regularly ovory month u suc
oiticnl, taking M oath M required Dy In" o'er1
month that le lluH discharged the u ntlcs q tfle
Office; and TINT lis brother IL y. apaty,olork
mud discharges tho duties Of thu oMce ahc
draws salary therefor.
SALES OF GOLD.
Tho Secretary of tue Treasury has dit, ecteu tae
Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell ~, ,too,
O0U gold for the month of l1arcli, as tollowa
600; and on tho second and fourth Thur sdays
each, $500. .U0Q.