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From the Bay Of st. Lawrence.
MEASURES TO PROTECT THE FISHERIES.

BosroS, Sept 2S 1852
St. John N b. papers of the 27tb have been received.
The Prince Edsoad Island GGsette contains letter from
Capt Campbell Of the British steam sloop of Devas-
taion to the Governor of the Island dated Sept 10TH in
which he states that the American fishing vessels,
driven from other parts more easily protected,
now focking in vast numbers to the shores, of
tnRt island less than hundred and ten having
been of the North Point the previous Thursday
He therefore says that it will require the utmost exertion
to keep the ntruders in check and proposes to leave
boats at different points and asks the Governor to pro-
ride places of Iefuge He further states that the
Of the shore TEEN with mackere in fine condition. which
will be mine of wealth TO the English the foreigners
can be kept off.
The Governor, in reply, thanks the captain for his
jealous services and agrees to provide places of refuge
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CHARLEsToN, Sept. IS, IWz
The sAles Of cotton to-day been $50 baes at SH
alIHc., showing decline Of No Middlins 10 quoted
lie.
ALBANY, Sept 20. 1854
Tho amount Of produce received within last twenty
four hours has been follows "A 000 bbls -four 00o
bushels wheat 10 0C0 do IL 000 do barley II uO0
do oats Flour steady Wheat ssies Corn in b.tter
demand Sales 1000 bushels Western mixed st VI
67Ho., principally at e7h Barley steady with more
doing Bales q GOO bushels ut 73c for ordinary tsc
rowed 76 1890 for good do and $50 for four rowed
Oats, eaes go 600 bushels State and Western at $50
CINoINrATI, Sept 81, 1852.
Flour and provisions fat and there sellers
than buyers for hogs
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Items from the south,

BALTIMOHE, sept %, ISbZ.
The mail Is through from New Orleans as late as due
The steamship Louisiana at New Orleans brings Gal
weston dates Of the 10Th instant The news is Of but
little interest The Attorney General had decided there
was constitutional necessity for extra session Of tho
Legislature, and IL would be called Immediately
The depot OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on Pratt
street shortly TO be vacated sold to day $50 600
to O company OF st Louis capitalists, who contemplate
making IL great transportation depot
Six thousand bales Of cotton were received In New
Orleans ON Wednesday last
There thirty five cholera and eighteen yellow fever
deaths in New Orleans last week.
man named James Lcverich has been arrested In
New Orleans the chsrge Of forging upon the Bank Of
Louisiana.
The caterpillar and boil have made their appear
ance in Baker county Ga and have caused considerable
damage to the crop.
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DELEGATES TO THE EPISCOPAL Diocesan Con-
yrsTIoN-The congregation Of st. Peters church. in
this city, choEe TO day, Hon. John Spencer Marcus
4. Reynolds Esg, and Jas. Taylor, Esq delegates to
the convention Of the diocese which sits in New York on
Wednesday next ticket headed Hon. A j. Parker.
election The question Of a designation Of provisional
bishop and also that OF the restoration Of Bop Onder
donk, expected to before the convention and
render s important The delegates elected
II Is understood opposed to the claims Of Bishop
Onderdonk.-.7Hanv Alias SEPT. 25.
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sept. Io0z.
On the Georgia State road the 22nd inst, en-.
gine drawing passenger train, thrown from the
track by coming in contact with OK Chickaman-
ga Creek Two fremen were killed and the engineer
badly scalded. The engine and tender were much in
jured.
The steamer Gordon which arrived at Charleston from
Savannah Monday reports that the Macon had
not arrived when she left.
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Political Meetings In Baltimore.


wing meeting ID being held this evening in the
eastern part of the city There is great crowd and bon
fires rockets cannon &c. the order Of the evening
There is much enthusiasm Teackle Wallis who bolted
Taylors nomination in 1S4s spoke and received great
applause N. 7. Merrick Mr. Davis and others, spoke,
The democrats have large meeting at Feus Point
Market which is also enthusiastic.
Both parties aroused, sanguine and eager for the
contest
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Cleared.
sp GsS ss GER gs sssssG
Bark Laurens, Logan San del Sud- Taylor Merrill
wa'
RsTh sssn
Brig Florence, Gage, ToneTife master. -
BT Sss'n 5rf gsEs HSSass Co.
@ nSi Fsnss psT
Bris Hudson az MsD Donald ss Johns NJ SLsars. ~
sshs Truman Hsiy Tampa Bay Brunt ssh
seIr Acadia IBr}. Barnes ssskyilis IS, master
sohr Howard, Davis. Ney6ern, Nc Medad rlatt & Co.
schr james Baylis, Bays, Baltimore, Van Brunt Il
: sehr selah Strong TylOr, Baltimore Van Brunt l.
sShT Timothy rharo, crammer, Philadelphia Van Bruns
schr Lewis Crowell, philadelphia master.
sehr II Baker, mclaughlin, philadelphia, Jas Hand.
sloop Oregon, sturgcs, Providence, -.
Arrived.
and passengers, e. Moer, ssnds Rera Sep. is saw
E.sssIa hoS1 Nsnsa "; ;hP Geo MoPIsy bound
Steamship Marion Berry Charleston 6s hours with mdse
d eshpos. passed stsanshp csy q Rehmend
0ra - I'm Matters d s S
exchanged signals with steamship Florida hence for sa
Steamship Aa5ams Lgdloy sayannsh with mdss and
with steamship Florida woodruff for savannah time
passed steamship City Of Richmond from Charleston for
snip Arab sf Ds.h DelsHe Newcastle F. 50 day.. with
pr9Saby the A%erca from Boston e.
sgP ah sR on sns
shoals bearing 20 miles passed steamship Humboldt,
sSSR Saps Boston, Hopkins, Iiysrp.s 2 days,
Sess Now pt the
Bar 6,h with mdse, to Stanton Thompson Sid in co
p s The Bsa Ssn i IS Sept 81
n srf Of on nna @sR snd M
a a2S sssyy gale for IS hours had wash
Bark Ross OBJ Brsxn sheas 40 days, with coal to
n ssssd savS ss ST. 81 g at %
Bsrf luna &sTil' Sarssiilss 40 days, with mass to
RsSk Carl o'sS rsgs ssrssh Rochelle a days with
Bark Girard lof Boson), Chase Nueva Cuba Sept 10,
h Gaaa sS s f IL e Of g Johns si
M9ssn1ss q out, supplied her with waite! and sugar
sss ssss y'9
- g fsS 'Es
the encountered heavy gale from INV lost part of
Brig Emene toG warrcn) Gichrist, Rum Key, 10 days,
Brig Nile tBr Long ias Myickar who died at Port au
WITH ASg e Gs e,ifS Ss rSF au Prince q days.
Brig Belle Orb BroOkman, sydney CD L. days withcOa
Brig Amsbury CSlburn, Quebec II dsys with slaves, to
Bris " Maxwell iof Wells Mel Burt Jacksonville EF
Of Aug Laguna July TO- Key West Is days where she put
ipEin distress, with logwood, TO J Collins.
sehr Coy Anderson farwell, Key West, Sept IT, with
mdse to Il l. Maitland.
..sehr Henrietta, Iitchheld Albany days. for HaOwe
Ne.
sehr Northwsster, Rogers, Bridgeport days
Sebr W lid Tiger, Ssson, Mystic, day.
Below.
one ship and one brig, unknown
Sailed.
Ship Woodside Hodges for Mobile bark Lyra Bemis for
Havana and others.
Bark Sumatra from Stockholm, reported below 23i
inst bark endrck from Lcghorn 25th and ship Hope
from the 26thi but nothing further Of them has
come to hand
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The Shooting Case in he Fourth Greu.-0n the 18th OF
August last an ARRAY took place in James street. between
two sailors named Frank Straus and Bernard Walter In
which the latter shot By Straus with revolver pistol
Several discharges made and the balls took effect on
Walter two passing through his arm and one lodged in
his neck just under the chin This was at the time
considered fatal wound but under the proper treat
ment at the City Hospital the injured has been
stored to health Yesterday Walter appeared before the
magistrate at the Tombs and made his complaint against
straus charging him with assault with nm intent to
take his life The accused was fully committed to await
his trial
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Wing Meeting at Neyvbllrg.

NEwBUnG, Sept Is, 1852.
large and enthusiastic gathering Of the various Scott
and Graham clubs Of Newburg held here last night
The large hall which was engaged and which was finely
Illuminated for the occasion found to be too small
for the crowd assembled The meeting consequently
held in the open air and addressed by Messrs Hugh
A. Bull of Montgomery D. W. G. Rice, OF Csyuga, and
Stephen W Fullerton Of Newburg After the speeches,
torch light procession was formed and the crowd dis
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.
Gen. Scott and Senator Hale in the West.
DIFFERENT POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Great Slave stampede In Kentucky,
DE-. So. SO.

Additional and Interesting from Havana.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS PROHIBITED, AND PRIVATE
LETTERS OPENED-PoLICB STATIONED ON AAEhi-
CAN VESSELS OF ASSISTANCE FROM
FRENCH MAN or wAh-FIyE PERSONS TO BE GAR
CHARLESTON. Sept, q, 1852.
The Now orleans papers the 23d inst filled with
CORRESPONDENCE brought to that city by the
steamer Empire City, the 22d inst. She left Havana
on the 10Th.
The Havana papers filed with long and scurrious
diatribes against American government people and
press.
So strict is the ,pionsge observed that two English
officers attached to British steamer, having during
and Imprisoned suspicion Of being 6usteros taking
observations The British consul procured their imms
diste release.
Mr. Moreiand, the acting American consul cannot re
peive single newspapr The luggage of passengers was
yate letters ana lead. This occurred with
Captsin Schneider oi New Orleans.
Letter bags contain correspondence for delivery by
American vessels examined
An additional police officer has been placed In
every American vest, entering Havana but not on YES
fes Of other naoDsihus costing addition moneys not
provided for in the port regulations.
The French brig Of 0yarte, Commander frixal
arrived at Havana he 18th, in sixteen days from
Porto Beo and Offer his services TO the Captain Gene
raj In of necessity. Epglish national vessels, with
similar orders. were Looked tor every day.
The Dio learns that IL Is already determined to re-
place the Pizarro by apoher vessel equal in size aud
force which will arrive II less than three months.
Sickness prevails in Cuoa to a great extent.
1t reported thar he five persons connected with the
revolutionary journal will be gayroted The remainder
will be imprisoned eight years ia spain.
This sy nopss braces everything of interest in the
correspondence Of the New Orleans PGne and Crescent
dated the 18th and 18th insts,
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TAe Savannah ard Charleston 04eaAere.
0AvAEwAH. SEPT - 1864.
The steamship Florida Captain woodruff mon New
York, arrived here tariy this morning.
CHAaLesros, Sept. 49, 1861
Tho United States mail steamship Unisa, Captain
Adams arrivcd here fron New York. 81 six oUleck this
morning,
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Bosros, Sept. 2s p n.
The wing convention of the third district met at Ded
ham to day, and nominated ]. Wiley Edwards, for
Congress The district formerly Horace Manns.
In the second district Francis B. Fay, of Chelsea
nominated as the wing candidate TO fill the vacancy
casoned by the death Of Mr. Rantoul. Rev G.. W.
Upham the former wing candidate, was his chief COM
petitor
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Southern Politics, &c.

RICHMOND, Sept. Is, 1852.
Col. Aiken, another Elector on the Georgia Webster
ticket has declined
The Montgomery Times Dallas Gazette, and Haynesville
Chronce-Aabama papers-have come out in support Of
the Southern rights Presidential ticket Other papers in
the State are expected to follow.
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The Presidential Candidates on nc se~mp.
aHsERAL SCOTT IN KENTUCKY.


MAvsvrLLE, Sept. ~, 1851.
Genera, Scott left Blue Liok the residence OF Mr.
Mum. on the road 10 Paris, to-day He win 60 on to
Psxis to morroW morning
Large numbers Of citizens from thu surrounding
country have been OF the Lick snce General Boott
rived there.
Delegations from Cincinnati are now on the road to
Paris to invite Scott formally visit that city
The fair at Paris expected to be very fully attended
LouIriLLE, Sept. q, 1852.
General Scott will attend the Bourbon fAir at Paris
KY, on Tuesday, visits Lexington on Wednesday, and
arrives here on Tbursdsy.
GEN. SCOTT AT THE KENTUCKY FAIR-GREETINGs
FROM ALL PARTIES, ETC.
PAan, Ky, Sept. 2s-l0 A. NJ.
Gen Scott reached this place last night and was met
by the Scott Guards Of Georgetown and large deega.
ton Of citizens. He made speech merely thanking
the citizens for the favorable reception at their hands
and expressing in terms his Of the hospitality
and kindness he had met with in Kentucky.
During his progress from Blue Lick the citizens on
the line Of turned cut freely and his carriage was
several times stopped 10 receive the greetings OF the VII
layers on the road
The fair is very largely attended About fifteen thou
sand strangers in mostly influential citizens Of
the State Gen. scott Wits the grounds at half past
and will then address the ctiz, ms. The welcome ex
tended here partakes nothing of political character
Democrats NJ wings alike share in it,
The Kentucky com panies make fne appearance, and
great numbers of soldiers who have fought under scott
are in town
The place presents bustpg appearance Large parties
of ladies and gen lemen hocliog in principally OF
horseback. 1t is jubilee among tue slaves hundreds
whom male and female crowd the streets walking an
mounted.
General scotts health is excellent his socurD at til
Lick having refreshed aud invgorated him He i
looking well and in excellent spirits. lie stops at tn
Bourbon House
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Large Democratic Meeting in Bosto

FANuEIL HALL CROWDED.
Bosros Sept ~, 1852.
Granite Club No l, of Boston, held nieesing, this
evening, at FanenI Hail. which was thronged in every
part many ladies being seated in the galleries Hon.
Pierre soue Of Louisiana addressed the meeting for
more than two hours and listened to with marked
attention. Very great enthusiasm prevailed
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Items from the West,

CINCINNATI, Sept rs, 1852
.steam mill Of Mr.. Ellsworth, ON the edge Of the
2Knirie near Lafayette, Ind was entirely con-
the 18th instant Loss 81 900.
rnor Chambers, late Of Iowa died at Paris,
eek
societies, Of this and adjoining towns, had
al yesterday. The stand erected for ladies
forty were injured, but none Of them
roc' ard clear with li;h, fr,s. al eight
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Married,

On Monday. September q at st Johns church blythe
Rev. DIR. Wainwright, d. M. CARTER to JASr, eldest
daughter Of Thomas Goodwin Esq all Of this city.
On Monday evening September a. by the Iiev. Lot
Jones, THOMAS L. JuNir, to Miss JASE H. l.. DIXON.
On Tucsday September Is, by the Rev Mr.. Whitaker
Mr.. JoHS BLaKr to Miss MATILDA LowERy, both Of this
city.
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From Halifax.

HALIFAX, Sept. IS, 1852.
There is NO LEGAL news Of Importance. The steamer
Sir John Harvey from Boston, arrived here at 10 O'Clock
last night great storm occurred at Sydney, the
Gath September, by which the shipping loading COAL
much damaged
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TcIerraphlc Marine Reports.

lsTEAMsHiP CANADA AR HhLFAx
At London; WOLF at Heyoet; 1ib, Mariana Bremen.
Arr from Boston-sept G, Bhering, at Cronstadt.
Arr from Baltmore-Sept IS, Martha, at Bremcrhaven.
Arr from Charleson-Sept ., Lince at Vyo 18th, Ann
Arr from NorieansAug 2 Cefero at Barcelona; Sept l.
Mozart at Vsoa6th ii II Body Gcnoa 18th, VIM Nelson
Catharnc from Archangci Sitb, xrabeiia from Dena;
sept Charles Goe from Gibraltar Olivia. from Lisbon;
hayon; llh Gaa. and l2h, Vernon, from Queenstown;
18Th Georgia and - Marys, from Glaseow 18th Ii Har
beck from London New England from Newport Repeater,
from Sgoi 10TH Garrch Ranger and John Stuart from
Liyerpool Cora Linn and Sarah from Glasgow 10TH Rao
and Cons antine, from Liverpool.
cid for Yarmouth Ns1Crescent from liverpool
Cd Ior Phadciphia-Sept III Caroline Ncsmith, from
Dss' 18th, Bannoekburn, from Glasgow;
10Th, Cheesehorough, from Liverpool.
cld for Wilmngton-sept 10 Bonitc, from Hamburg.
18th, Muro, from Antwerp; 18Th, Empire Queen; 18TH
Oceana, from bordeaux Roads, 18th Beejapore Carnac
Pa a,d grs eth e Atais, from Liverpool;
town.
CID for san Francsco--sopt H. Isabella Wood from
QqSenstowni 18th, Anglesea, and Arab, Liverpool.
cid at Liverpool Cumberland, for San Francisco John
Hancock and Roger Stewart, for NYork; Joncs for
rhiladelphia.
DrsAsrrn~h now American built ship Of 600 tons bot
tom up not c9prered was seen In lat 81 2 Ion 80 A. w
parently been csrsizcd about month
hrrived-Barks Ayola Charleston; Nsserene, Fortune
sland brigs Wheaton, Alexandria; Burmah and Candace
Aiken Ann Maria and Tenogona Philadelphia; schrs
Mary Bach Jereme, with loss Of boats and deck load
sordeia .nderla Florida, Maria, Isaac Achorn. and
Ceared-Bark Arthur, Spear, Rio Janero; brig Athens
Arr 2cth bark clarisss from Wilmington NC for BARGE.
Iona and Marseilles.
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Political.

At the Frceso Convention Of the Fourth district held
the 9th instant, in Roxbury, Mass, Charles NJ Ellis
Esq Of Roxbuy was nominated for Congress, and Tim
othy Gilbert, Of Boston for elector.
On the second Monday of October elections will be
held for members of Congress and Legislature in Penn
sylvana Ohio and Indiana The latter State WILL in adj
dtion, choose a Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
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REMOVALS.


THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
n Life Assurance Company, OF London, Ia removed from
No. Grand street 70 81 Washington street corner Of Msr
GER street. Jersey City where fs can be eeex
risks taken Pamphlets containing and other iner
nation and printed California rules furnished on sppiss~
Mon. Y IrANDFH eTApK Ca al ssasrs
Is. kssrs n b. D. ssaisa xssai.-s~
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The Wing Gathering IN New Haven

A COMPLETE FAILURE.
New HAVEN, Sept %, 1852
The whig procession has just passed and, according
to the count Of six persons varied from $50 to 54
elusive of music The delegations from Fairfield and
Litchfeld counties comprised 1872 persons, Windham
county eight, AID Hartford city sixty. The wings
chop fall emit is a complete failure
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The Yellow Fever mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. %, 1859
The Board Of Health report four deaths for the As
hours ending at o'clock Sunday evening and five
deaths for the "a hours ending Monday evening
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r Rblett, the present incumbent Of the office, was
nominated.
When the ballot for Coroners first taken 1t ap-
peared that there were one hundred ana five votes
thrown which exceeded the number Of organized dele
gates by FIVE They were imme diatey destroyed, and
resolved to adjourn over to next Monday the ward
delegates to select in each ward, in the mean
time and present him that evening to the conven-
ton candidate. The meeting was then adjourned,
Mr. Crous has been named candidate for Governor
of the Amshouse and also candidate for Mayor; but
learn that Mr. Creus has retired into private e and
will not accept any Office
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The Cholera Disappeared at Rocheste

ROCHESTER, Sept. Is 1862.
The cholera as epidemic, has entirely disappeared
from this city The Board of Health discontinued their
reports week ago. We have heard of cases and
no deaths in several DAYS
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On Tucfday September 2 at the residence Of her
In law Albert Fisher Jr, Mrs. HANNAH BnowN aged "a
years.
the various associations to which A. PLh,r Jr is a..
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept q, 1852
The brig Mount Vernon from Havana for New Orleans,
capsized al the 10th instant and sunk Eleven
persons drowned The captain and five Of the
saved
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The Great India Rubber Case
DECISION AGAINST MIR. DAY.


TRENTON, Sept. %, 1852.
The United States Circuit Court composed Of judges
Greer Dickinson met this morning and decided the
great India rubber Of Goodyear Day which
argued in March last by James T. Brady and Daniel
Webster for the plaintiff, and Rufus Chsate and f.
Cutting for the defendant Each of the judges gave
written opinion.
The Court decided that Hayward and Goodyear each
was the original inventor Of what he claimed and the
proof the point conclusive that verdict Of
jury would change the Courts opinion. Such
trial therefore refused IL was also ruled that
neither Hayward Goodyear had abandoned his inven
ton 70 the the Goodyear reissued patent of
1sae valid Day had by covenants and by consent
ing TO verdict against him, acknowledged both Hay.
wards and Goodyears patents 10 be validthat the first
was properly brought in Goodyear's name and that he
was entitled TO perpetual injunction against Day and
an account for the damages for nffingingDay having
In his answer repudiated the under which by
Goodyears permission he used the patents in making
certain goods.
The Court ordered that II the complainant as.ented
the covenants might be declsred void Day might With
draw HIS defence Of ropudation. II he did then he
should account both infDgcr and under his cove
nnntsukbut II he adhered 20 the repudation Goodyear
ntwDaun1gs account from Day as q
on the accounting,
Gered thereby
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CITY Politics.
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

WING COUNTY CONVENTION
The delegates TO this convention mot yesterday evening"
at the Broadway House for the purpose of nominating
Sheriff County Clerk. and four Coroners. There was
considerable excitement amongst the outsiders az the
time for organizing approached but had relation more
to the nomiusion for Sheriff than that OF the other
officers Each candidate had his supporters stern aud
noisy, but il was easy that Mr. james Kelly was
the favorits with the majority. His name stood him
good service ami tickled in strong Irish out door
support.
The meeting called to order at hslf-past seven
O'Clock when M r. Nesbtt, of the Eighteenth ward,
was called to the ohair. Mr. r. II Shannon Sixteenth
ward, and Mr.. Elias Combs Eighteenth ward were ap
pointed secretaries.
An irregular org apiza.ion first had owing to pro-
test against the ticket from the Twentieth ward. This
was settled the ticket being received unanimously
At the ular organization the delegates proceeded to
ballot for Sheriff An informal ballot was made and tho
numbers stood thus
James Kelly, Second ward. Observation-Disclosures.
Henry Houston Twentieth ward ..................33
Z0phsr Mills, Seventh ward
At the first regular ballot which then taken, the
numbers stood
James Kelly. Second ward
Zophar Mills Seventh ward
Mr. Kelly was declared unanimously nominated by the
ention there only ballot The band out
side struck up lively airs and it resolved that the
delegates should visit him in body at the close of the
meeting.
There was only ballot taken for County Clerk also
the Plumbers stood as follows upon announcement -
G. w. Rblett, 18th ward. .....75 votes