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Southern Quarterly Rcoicp.-The numbel
tor April. conlains eight articles. The follow,
Ing are The titles:
lst Prescott's Conquest of Peru.
2J. Ida Norman.
81. new ronte 10 Cbiua.
4h. The History and Economy Of Rail
Roads.
9TH, North American Foxes.
9th. The Philosophical Character Of Swe,
dcnborg.
7lh. a History Of Georgia.
S!h. Criucal Notices.
We will notice buta few Of the articles in the
present number. The third article, entitled
:" Il new route 10 China" contains matter
repcte with interest 1t is review on notice
ut various reports made TO The House OF Repre-.
scntliives, by Mr.. Thos. Butler King, Chair
man of The Committee on Naval Affairs. On
matters connected With the Navy. such rs the
establishment Of home squadron, the esta-
oIIS''nent Of lines Of war steamers, coastwise
and fureIsn i'r the transportation of the mail,
and Tor naval service in case of war, in puisu-
lnce OF the law Of March Sd. 1913. On the
memorial Of the Alabama, Florida and Geor-
gin Rail Road Company. and others asking
congress TO grant alternate sections of public
and. through which the rail road will pass, in
I'D Of the construction thereof
Report on the advantages of employing mem
It war bnilt steamers in the merchant service;.
nd as d line Of mail steamers to China.
The last report of Mr.. King noticed by the
,viewcr is Of particular Importance. aud it
pens vast field for the future commerce and
,lerprize Of our citizens. The reviewer very
ropery speaks in terms ofhigh commentator
the labors of Mr.. King to advance the inter.
Il of onr navy and our commerce.
The sixth article is enIilIed the phiIosophi-
i charartc, of Swcdcnborg." This article
YES pretty full and satisfactory account Of
c philosophical writings of this very learned
d Iuslrious Swcdc. The philosophy Of this
.al man has long been overlooked, but scho>
: and others, are now beginning 10 award
u that praise which seems To have been SO
9 withheld from him.
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From The Correspondent cfthe Char. Cour.
NEW ORLEANS. Nav S.

NEW ORLEANS. May S.
Gsu. Taylor is now in our city. sa"
him yesterday a, the Episcopal Church
looking in better health and spirits thar
! ever,
One Of our courts has been engaged f,l
the last TWO or three days trying an haJcu
corpus case. A young girl named Mary
O'Neil, aged about thirteen or fourteen,
said to be very wealthy, having been alb
ducIed from her gnarc ian, Morgan w
Brown, Of Nashville, Tennessee, hy her
uncle, Dr.. John S. Crocker, assisted by a
DR.. Chapman. The Judge decided that
she should he restored 10 her guardian.
10. o + OF GEORGIA The Grand
Lodi. oflhe |. o. o. +. of Georgia held
their annual communication at Savan-
nah. The Order was represented to he
in mos nourishins condition throughout
the Stale. Fen charters were srauIed for
new Lodges. p. q. Thomas f. Logged
was elected Nj. w. &. Master for the en-
suing year.-Chas: Mercury.
HdUrrtjsnS, TO be prolitaoIc 10 The ad.
vertser, should be systemaIic; there is no
charm or juggle in it by which one advrr-
tiscment will make n mans business grow
lit should be pursued as regular and
necessary expenditure. as much rarr Of
ones business as rent, light, or fuel lhe
mere fact of keeping ones name before
the community by advertising in pa
per which every body ;es, attracts the
best kind of customers, those who 90
shopping with The cash in hand. y good
stand, good supply Of goods, an accom-
moda'ins disposition, are all good things;
but regular advertising makes all these
merits known 10 ten. where one would
only find il out by acciden..-LouisulNe
Courier.
The Rev. Mr.. Pepper, Presbyterian
clergvmen of Albany, N. Y, has invented
compound Of clay, called hrgilo, which
resembles in structure and appearance The
richest, variesaIed asares. 1t is TO be
used for door knobs, pavcmen,s, table tops
and other ornaments. tsurpasses in bril-
Iiancy any known variety Of marble and is
equally cheap. The Hartford Whis speaks
of it in the following Terms: mo one,
who has not seen it can form any idea Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24

NJ Lieut.. WIN. C. Morayne, Of the "96
Boys" has opened Recruiting Rendezvous
in Hamburg, Edgc6eld District.
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ordtnavy's Election j. w. Burbridge, was
elected Ordinary Of Colleton District, on the
9Th instant. -.
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IL. GARLISGToN, Sec ~.

The Circuit Court, a, Washington, on
Friday, adjourned until lo-day-Ilis Hon.
or, Judge Cranch having first occu3icd
Two hours in delivering i very aJlc and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24

TYhig National Conuention.-This Conven-
ton will assemble in Philadelphia on the Eth Of
une. = e-.aza
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Viseonsir Bill providing for the ad-
mission OF Wisconsin rs Ssate into the Union,
has passed the House of representatives,: In
short time this Territory will become the 30ti,
Stale:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24

Population Of Sarannah.-Accordiag to the
the population Of Savannah is a
little ever thirteen thousand.
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Starvation IN Iycland.-Mr. Reynolds said III
the House Of Commons, on the ll,h Of April
that one million Of human beings shad starved
to death in ireland, within eighteen months.
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The Astor Estatc.-We see il now, stated
erIy reatlyamonn,ed to l6:or u
Various accounts have;
.l,ad
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JOHN BELTON O'NEALL,
From The SOalk CarOiinian.

DVtEC'0'
Columbia, S. c., May SIh, 1913.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Washington-I5enj Mumford and
sdy MISS Chariotte Mumford Mrs eg Oakley vanderpoo
Alters and LADY, Ward, FouAns VIM Thorne, lady aud
child Felix Foreste, Victor Bishop Thos Luca
Lhom Isaac Bragg Of York; Benj Coskcr Cyrus
Mex, Philadelphia; Joseph Bowvey and lady Madame Billiard
Chas Spker lady ard seryt Chss Spke Miss Mary 3per
Miss Clemontine Spker, Euck II Muller, Schenck EdvI
Weber and lady Of Bamofc; James Rohar bearer Of
dispatches Boston, Sarosc Victor Feste, Mathon AL
ler, Nash, Orleans Waterman X Waterman scherf
ssyannah Edy Moe,t Chcrsscn Sc Madame and child
Wells, Adoph Geryot Of France II Rosc Desbcrrssh RAJ
Illes Richard Hilles, Mr. Jslner Miss Paune yo'n
Lieut. Col ChasiIay, lady chred and aervsns, n va
Boultop Stewart and lady, mptrocr Of Her Maiea 80
Customs Sunderland Rear Admiral w owen and Isdy
James Virtue Mrs BJarvs Miss Jarvis Miss sa,a
Jarvis Richard Jarvis Wm Jarvis England; Staim,n nd
lady, VIM Mcn,he Miss La stnnan Flaeschnsr and sw
Juiius Flncfchner Christine Erhard Fischer lady c,rsr
and servants Iaufseg and lady, Mors Thsraa
Fauekennan, Innscg and lady, Miss Eabets Tausw W.
Johanna Tautseg Mie Wiholmcnis Txwses. 1sdcr
Fault oLan, lady, and chlerer Mics Fnukonap rr.n
q feuss anu lady, enryJ Dorouxer l. Peibac r
Long John kgcrs Gustaye Muller Ado randca a
mi. Deueh, w Fischer Robert Doye. iIeurer y s,
Bcrb.rd schultz Henry Wright Mss Anna Kaiser Ham,, %
ehel Theodore kunp1u, Stuck, Winzer, w Nsbr,y,
Henry Hay ard servant Zimmernnn Jacob
hbsile,ne zimmerman, 0nsnus, IL w II Teddeasn In.
h0ntaR, OF Ccrmany--Total 100. ""o'
ErooL-Shp Nicholas BiddIe-D Ponrosc ssoo., 81
England D,rrstt Dublin IS in tie sseefage '" VI
= DEMAnARA-Dafk Ann snth-Mr Charics fJcim pu,,ol
ye,,cn-Icut Morrison, TSS s.Sr
BsRrvpA-scir Charles Einott John Tntir.
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PORE Of New YORK;, September Z, 1sls.


sbpsoPstrick Henry tpkt Delanc Liverpool Grnnol Min.
phIdsn msSj earsinsr Madeira scmid. Bach.
en- Jcachmb Ars stesparich Opor.o, weissc Condor,
ITs: Ncsdsn !sss BsFssn;si,ls stockholm W wslsssr
pe septGs Ma,naha Corning Cousins Porto
k Ter rSs A%.ssa Nav Flower
sy y % Ts%0p Mitchell
Abbot LHxrsnee Allen Phadspha h0nie1uma Burs do Sea
'A'D' A'i'ey' r'r" N arrived. .f.,t
Steamship wssshiDgi,n Johnston Southampton Aug with
NJ "a e %Ss VI n E
sea and lost Experienced strong westerly winds during
Nicholas Bddlc knight Liverpool days. with mdsc to
ESQ., saS nssfsa A's s sir s SsE
1 sas smith .si q va
from 8 Thomas brig Delaware tof Philadelphia from Rio ia
.. g % Ten ss, iG1ss Pr order
Bark vernon Paxton Savannah days cotton stursc
RSS L%st:n Davis saa e1ds 10 days with sus.
galley assss 'sp s sa
ham n%cn sG ss Az w cHo 70 Dun
~ dsysfrcm Bafaiei, Belize for London. - ' '
Brig oe SPINNER Easpor days. with ath and plaster to
Brig North America, Bradbury, Machas with lumber, to
Brig Protection, Kecne Calais days. with las to Smith
Brig Alnsss. Robin. sysc, ballast to Harsut,
ran,sd dc end appeared 70 ss asst Ssiss ,
crr Nsw York. 2Sh 81 key Gi %ess srois
eSs. S,i Rsts IT, h Sss,1? 9Th a il al
Viii 's% g. SslsS sS split
f IoSr Martin New Orleans "a days with ord
SER U,ra Nsnssy, HasIin Iasn.ep, NC 4 dsys tss ~
s sr sss s' Es Mssssin nc sday.
seir Map, Fos,nlcr, re rsser , Nr' ~ tu
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mnrrlcd.

On Tuesday afternoon, 9Th inst by the Rev DR..
Higbee. Mr.. CHARLES CRooKE LEWIS, of the firm of
Crooke, Fowks Co, to Miss HARRiEr A. GERARD,
daughter OF the late William Gerard, all Of this city.
On the evening Of the 9Th July, by the Rev Otis A.
Skinner JOSEPH CRAWFORD, Esq, to Miss Esther,
youngest daughter of Captain Joseph Jackson all Of
this city.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. ]. P. Thompson, Mr..
w. H: MoNrANYE to Miss AMANDA VAN SIcE, both of
this city.
At Brooklyn, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Lewis, Mr. WIN. H. SEAwARp to Miss MARGARET
GENTLE, both of that city.
At Gardner, Maine, ON the 18th of August bv the
Rev. Mr.. ORiley. Mr.. ISAAC II. DAY, of Gardner to
Miss MARGARET w. SULLIVAN, of New York
Boston papers please copy
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On Wednesday afternoon, 9th inst, after q short
illness, THOMAS TRENoR, in the S7th year of his age
The funeral fervices will be performed at st. Gle
ments Church, Amity street this afternoon at half
past O'Clock precisely. where his friends and those
Of his sons. Drs John and James Trenor, also the
officers Of the Custom House, particularly request
ed to attend, without further invitation.
At jersey City, the 9th inst at the residence Of
her grandfather, Capt James Rogers, RosALrE CA
THERIHR youngest daughter Of John A. and Catherine
Kyle Funeral at O'Clock, on Thursday afternoon,
from Jersey City.
At Troy, on the Goth August, CHARLES AUGUSTUS
Cook, lawyer late of this city
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City Intelligence.

--s~~-~~0SssSSs
FInEs-A fire broke out about O'Clock, on Tuesday
night, in carpenters shop, in the rear of No. III
fire broke out about IL O'clock on Tuesday night in
the extensive livery stables attached to the BULBS Head
Hotel in Twenty fourth street. near Third avenue,
luable horses belonging to Mr. Chamberlain whose
loss is about 81 900. FIRE broke out about O'Clock
on wednesday morning, in the buildings at the pub
all Of which were destroyed. They were occupied by
Mr.. James Odel, whose loss Is about 81 00O Both the
latter Tres are eaid to have been the work of ipoen
diaries. ti I'D
HUMAN BOWS FouNp.-We learn from Mr. Adrianca.
Of No III Bowery that the bones supposed of Miles
Simmons, or Simonds were found on Sunday last, in
the ruins Of the late fire in Suffolk County on Long
Island. Mr. s. disappeared in December last and It
is believed that he persisted after in the woods
lately destroyed by fire. H
AwrrL UNCERTAINTY OF HUMAN ExrsrENcE-An
evidence Of the truth of that axiom which every day
experience verfes, and that than human autho-
rty has eloquentIy expressed in the midst of life we
are In death-occurred yesterday evening at the City
hotel MIR. J. X Evans, Of Philadelphia In the act Of
entering his arrival the registry; struck by
Paraly's o or sgoPa1 and expired
Blancard could supply, was employees but all proved
hopeless. II .N ,era M
Rror At HAsrrSes,-o On Tuesday last, the steamboat
New Haven was chartered by Of the FIRE companies
Of the city, for picnic excursion to Hastings. The
affair went most pleasantly until they returning
70 r." usan ~
and a most bloody fight ensued in which two Of the
aborers very severely injured Tho larger Dor.
ton Of those who went the excursion were on the
boat, and the captain thinking there danger, had
the lines cast off, and dropped off dista nee from
the pier Several CT the IRENE left on shore seeing
addtio nal body Of laborers coming closely upon
them, plurged into the river and TO the boat,
during which they were stoned by TIE party on shore
but fortunately escaped injury. The assault on the
part OF the lsborers Is sad TO have been unpro.
yoksd. and only impeled by their love for rioting
The whole particulars OF the affair could be sscer.
tainod the matter being wholly to tho agent
Of the Erie Railroad Company yesterday TO whom the
boat belopgs rf-Tro
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PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 6

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6, 1913.
The wings, last night, nominated Mayor Swift
for reelection. The vote was unanimous, and is
an evidence of the present incumbenfs popularity
woman named Catharine Jefferson, jumped
from the second story window of house In ST.
Mary street last night and was taken to the hospi-
tai dreadfully injured. She was laborlng under
the effects of lntemperance.
A steam engine has been built in Kensngton,
which is to be use in working the gold mine Joint
ly owned by Commodore Stockton and Mr.. Heiss,
who has recently retired from the Washington
Union. The mine is situated in Spottsylvania
county, Virginia, within eighteen miles of Frede-
ncksburg. A vein has been recently struck which
is exceedingly rich, and will prove of immense
value to the fortunate propretors. large quantl-
ty of the ore Is now in New York. aud small box
Its quality is being tested.
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schr Isabela s,ymsr. Newborn NC. dsys
schr Francis, Cothisr North C.rolins. days
Schr Rough Ready. Abbot Virginia. 2 daya
Schr Empire. lawson, Virginia. 4daya
schr Mary Parker Parker, Virginia.
Schr Dudley Gregory, Appleby. Virginia, s. days
schr Gil Bias. Farien, Virginia.
schr General Taylor Bennett, Virginia.
ssSr wsys Sss ssnso Virginia vr,.
Schr Republic. Wheeler. Virginia.
Scbr sally Miller, Lee, Richmond.
Schr baltimore seght Baltimore.
Schr Margaret, Woglum. Baltimore. days
Schr VIM Henry. Tarbox. Bath.
Schr J u Bent Means Cherryteld.
Schr Friend, Strout. Cherryield DAYS
Schr Congress, Reynolds Cherryhed.7 days.
Schr Aurora, -, Cherryhed
schr Cassius Merrman. Frankfort, Me-
Schr Antilles, Grower, Thomaston.
Scbr Niagara, Hatch Ihonason.
Sehr Santiago. Brvwnell Thomaston
Schr Daniel W ehster - Boston, bound to Albany.
Schr Lacon. Burroughs, Boston.
schr Eliza Hand, Cyows, Boston,
Schr Lewis Crowell Boston.
Schr Emery, Adamson. Boston, days.
Schr Jasper Hamilton, Boston.
fehr Catbarine, Eldrdge. Portsmouth
Schr Mexican, SimOnr, Salem.
Schr Elizabeth Hall Tutts New Suffolk.
sohr General WORTH Smith, sayhrook.
sehr $ Smith, Thompson, New Haven.
Schr Miranda, Parmeiee New Haven.
Schr Sarah Jane, Sew ell. Gulford.
Sloop James Lawrence, Pordham, Gag Harbor.
Sloop Van Buren,, Lowber, Sag Harbor.
Bark Heca Lane Matanza with sugar. Read Hoppook
Bark William, from New Orleans
Also bark and 2 briggs in the ofhng
Packet ship Prince Albert London; ships Sea- liverpool d
mere do; Martha Ward Pharsa a. Gen Taylor Liver
poo Condor st Cro Exact Savannah briggs Grecian
liam Mary (Br) Barbadoes Richard Golden, Windsor. Ms
Mary, Galveston
SEPTEMBER s-wind. at sunrise, NV meridian NV sunset
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will con.
fer favor upon us by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Nep Yerk Herald ready for
immediate delivery to news steamer, the News
Boy She will board inward bound vessels in the vi.
cinity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports
whether foreign domestic, win confer additions
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
or otherwise ship news or papers that may be deem.
cd Of interest to the community We viii gladly 70.
ciprocate the favor. -
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ANTWERP, Aug l6-Sld Belvidere, Robertson NYork.
BRoUwERsHAvEN Aug l5Put Ia. the American ship Timo-
leon, Sherman, from NBedford for Bremen
BEACH BEAD Aug 7-Shp Elizabeth Dennison Spencer FROM
NYork.
CowEs. Aug ls-sd Mary Ellen, Edmonda st Petersburg,
Harmonic, Kortlang, firm NYork for Bremen.
DUBLIN. Aug l7-Sld Enterprise; Lyon, NYork-
DRoHEDA, Aug l7-Sld Janet MOORE NYork.
GREENocx, Aug 17.Arr Erin Go Bragh Brown, NOreaus
GALWAY Aug 16-Sld bark Barbara, Mckay, NYork.
HAvRE. Aug H-(In the Roadsl-GeorSe PaSgne from
Charleston.
HAsrINGs Aug lSPkt ship Margaret Evans Tinker from
NYork for London and landed her mails.
LONDON Auf l9-Lrr Adirondack, Gillespie, NOrleaus.
LvERPooI, Aug l9Ar kemnon, Eldridge, NYork George
Evans Ccu!ard NOreans Osceols Barstow
Hayden Mobile; Washington, Wlke independence Kai
NOreans Cornelia French NYorl
OF Port Elizabeth, from NOreans
Lies, do.
MALAGA, Aug Arr Amicitia, Rus. NYork.
NoRTHroRELANp, Aug l6-An American coming In
tow OF o steamer
NEWPORT Wang l7-Arr Reform Hocndorf NYork; Rock.
irgham, Penhallow, Liverpool to load for Boston,
ROTTERDAM Aug l5-Ready TO SAIL Amphthrite Jansen.
York nv
ST HELEsA june 0-Arr sumatra Blanchard Calcutta and
sr THOMAS Aug l7-Bark America (of Sag Harsor, Moore
head under survey gid H. briggs Delaware Phadephal
Forsyth, from Rio Janeiro for Havana.
SAeuA LA CRANDE, Aug 2p-Brig Toledo, Pendleton foe
Charleston days; only Am vessel IN port.
Turns ISLAND, Aug 25--Eo Am vessels In port.
BARE NAUTILUS brunswick, from jafor Bordeaux was
of the Start about Aug Is.
THE LoRp Of North Shields from Bristol for New
York with put into Ponarh Roads the h aad
cid 18th fer destination.
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FIRE AT OTIsvILLE.-We are informed that
very serious fire occurred at Otsvillc, on Friday
afternoon last, destroying the new tavern house
occupied by Mr.. John Beyea, dry goods store,
and some Jour or five dwelling houses
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BrooOltIyn Intelligence.
Cheer Squires arrested maD, yesterday, calling
himself Thomas Nunery, for stealing $3I from J. H.
How, while bathing at Johnson's dosk.
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Y2Ox rd OF Health.

The special committee of the Board Of Health have
the satisfaction to report that the health CT the city
continues good
The health officer at quarantine reports that no
of fever have occurred since his last report
to this committee.
w f. HAVEMEYER, Mayor.
TIMOTHY X. HlBBARD Chairman.
CLARKSON CROLlUS.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
New York Sept. Q, 1913.
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Richmond county, Of encouraging public excite
nent and thus contributing to defeat the aim OF
good eatsen to effect the speedy but legal removal OF
the Quaran tire Station.
Justice FHEAN Of the Associate Justices stated
that DR. s. r. Smith, ply stefan OF more than twenty
years experience had that morning expressed to him
opinion that II the families and transient persons
who have removed from 1.-The infected district" had
remained there would have been twenty cases Of yell
low fever where there is one.
The Grand Jury will be empannelled, 90 as to meet
the Oyer and Termiper at its October session.
The District Attorney absent from the county,
being engaged in Dutchcss county in arguing the
Northfeld disputed election case.
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lPER SrEAMsHIp WAsnINGroN.l

sEfrEasEn ewind. at SUNRISE NV; meridian. NV; sunset
NV.
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Packet ship Prince Albert London ships Sea- Liverpool Ma
do Martha Ward and Pharsal bars Gen Taylor Liver
Condor st Cro Exact Savannah; briggs Cork VIII
lam Mary (Br) Barbadoe Richard Golden. Windsor Ms
Mary, Galveston.
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XNuId District Convention.

\ meeting ~ Delegates from the Counties OF
Osweco sni Madison. composing the NXllld Con
gres-ional District bold the Syracuse House in The
City OF Syrscuse on "a OF October inst JONATHAN D
LEnYAKD. ESQ Of Madison Co called % the Chair
and Charles Brshsm O. Osweso Co. appointed sec
Rotary.
The following delegates presented their eredenuai.
and took their sesis
N1ass C-szfs Crst.-. ~ fefFsrt L.-r Ca lat-
he-r >asu. ks C-r-s. iac-rf % >.-ssrf As-1
frlst Mer-s. A.. Il hsr.1r. Acrr he1.r ~ AI-n
IrF~fgsf ester lhfr- Jaot hrrErtsl. lalt---
Ol-rrs Chsr-- ID b. -ar is-a1 Nars. Arl il.sr'-ll
Nj Ledy ara the part Ci he deies from Mad
sou County reported that 81 conference Of said dele
esfion resolution bad been unanimously adopted in
favor "a the nomination. oi Hon william DUEK a. The
Whis candidate for Congress from tbs D.strict
Thereupon. on motion Of Nr Curtis, OF Madison
County seconded by ~ stewart, Of the same County
the Convention unanimously
Rs.-.rsl ra.i - WILLIAM nlEH "a osr--u Ccaafl -
aasar.cu-s re Ne ca1.iats r-r-ss
NNlltl DstrlL
Nessrs Allen ~losn. D0ol.;;le. and A Richardson
were appointed Committee - iniofn NJ DEer OF the
schon Of the Convention.
The following Centrsl Congressional District Com
mite were appointed Tor tie ensuing year.
l.-f-a CrJcu1 Al-sr--or. Il1rss 4. sa-s
Nsatsrs Cf-l-fsarc Lasia-- 500 sosl Lr-i CO
Esfrc4 Tai tlai 81. 7r--t ~. Ccrre.o1 -..--
10 wAs Fs7efs o.. -e psift - ls Ahsuy Jlrla al;
> Trsla- J. . LEDlAEp Cana
CkAk.ss =. sAsAAE, Secr-i4y.
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Uope,. Hone of Ohio.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. sept Z, lsfs.
DEAR SIR. Although the atmosphere grows
cooler the fever Of politics becomes hotter and notter
Hope n Slater the Baltimore negrOuadeT, bss oeen
here for the purpose of betting. M slater won =
large sum Of money on Polks election ana y no"
anxious 70 bet $500 on the election Of Cass ne
feels sure Of Ohio going for Cas- Nhrough the AID Oi
his friends the especial Free soers and al ms hopes oi
Increasing his UNANIMOUSLY wealth are based on ONO
lie saked - 900 in bet on Csss at Brown hotei
q day or two ago. g D.
~ Shrewd better and cOnyersant with human
frailties a. he is we do fervently hope that Hopes
hope Of Ohio, based on the diversion 10 be wrought
ia bis favor by the Free Soil boilers from the Wing
party, " IN be disappointed. We know something
OF the People Of Northern Ohio, and we are sure
1t isno part Of their intent TO help Hope either in
his bets or his business That they greatly dis
relish the idea Of supporting Gen. Taylor Tor Pre-
sident. we know well Tor we have shared very
thoroughly IN that feeling. That they don't con-
sider Gen Taylors position on the Free Soil ques-
ton clear and satisfactory, can also understand
Yet when IT comes TO the naked matter OF helping
South Carolina and Texas make President they
heartily despise, and only support because Of his
greater safety on the peculiar matter than Gen
Taylor. we don't believe they will do It. We
have Mt any money to bet with Hope, and do MT
want any OF his If we could win 1t to certainty
bat when the Wings Of the Western Reserve help
HIM win that $4,000, we will confess ourselves
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