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PHILADELPHIA.

PHIIApEIPHI,, Tuesday Sept 10, 1883.
corr,spcrdercs Of The \. Y. Tribune
The long talked of yacht race for purse OF $500 be
tween the Blanca John 5. keyser, Flying Cloud David
l. Wilcox. and G. l.. Broom, commenced at ten minutes
past ten O'Clock yesterday morning and ended about eight
o'clock this morning resulting in favor of the Biancs
The John S Keysor about half mile behind. The
rest If the boats gave up the race sometime In tho night
There was little or wind AZ any time during tho contest
"a IN fact he whole affair NAV be set down boat
Sdra" The yachts sailed from Mandenons wharf Ken
sretop 10 The buoy at Marcus Hook and back, making
dsnnce Of about forty miles. II Is que lkoIy thas
lie weather to day "a cool with every appearance Of
rain. At.
The brig Malvern Capt Damau, arrived az ms port
ts morning from Cienueg0 whence she sailed Angus.
.s Sbor,ports that the port very healthy The Old
crop of was all sold and the new crop though CON
ing in slowly from the Interior was Of gooa luaSy am
IL quantity expected to exceed the average ye"'
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TRIAL VI BISHOP DoANE.
Eleventh Day.

Bishop Doauo concluded his reply to Bishop seIlvsne
Yesterday afternoon, prior 70 The adjournment OF tho
Court Ills speech Is represented as being most power
full effort
lie analysed the argument Of Bishop McIlyane point
BY point and managed his defense In mastery manner.
peang the Presenting Bishop for the correctness Of
Lis remarks and deductions. He concluded his argument
by an eloquent appeal TO the Court
This morning the Court delberated upon the question Of
quashing the Presenting Bishops and tho
respondent being absent during the session The Court
adjourned at a few minutes before clock.
The most intense anxiety felt 10 know the result Of
the deliberations Of the bishops but strict secrecy
Joined by the Court upon It's MEMBERS and no Information
could be obtained upon the important question.
The friends Of the respondent and his opponents both
aupear confident that the result has been, will bo in
cdisonance with their wishes but far all Is wrapped in
uncertainty
Ii is possible the question Of trial decided this
morning but the determination Of the preates 10 keep tho
result OF their deliberations strictly secret for the present.
proclUdes the possibility of our giving any Information
upon the subject. The Court will not meet again until
Thursday morning.
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THE LAST ROSE OF SUMNER.

Hon. JOHN 4. DIX, whose name appeared on the
Van Buren, Free Soil ticket in lSis between those Of
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS and SETH u. GATES. being
now candidate before Pierce for the French Mission
has felt constrained TO write the following letter to
Soutbron. We give it with all the honOrs There now
remain Of the Democratic boltcrs Of lS4S only John
Van Buren, and Benz +. Butler uDcounitted 70 tie
Fugitive Slave Law and we may be called to record
their adhesion any moment, though it viii doubtless be
given sooner later according they shs discover
anything within reach in the Office hne that they happen
to want. Hear the ex-senator:
SENATOR DIX THz FUoiTIVF Save LAw.-Tha
annexed letter from the Hon John A. Dix holding
the office Of Sub Treasurer inhis City win be real With
satisfaction by Conservative Democrats IL seems TO
show ihst in some important particulars his views have
been m 'svncersiood' Jour OF Commerce
f5gn Iis ~ sta lGe1) Cpas.iiaii11ais. SCR q
We Ytsh etlcw lcticr lived ly lcar fror d,
fVu Nj DIX, Ia wEich h. W.
peitc. willing - save every Cra 81 the Ss-a Ihs-
.! psmocgs to say M DIX any GSre Sf an Al n,ious o.
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Tie Buffalo ETPress is in some respects noerai
journal: hut in others It is ultracOnseTatve This Is
al loht in Itself manly, honest antagonist always
worthy of respect and none the less 50 because be
goes with the gres; majority against feeble unPoPu-
lar and sore bestead cause But OnlPcontemPt Is due
10 the writer who pererts the facts and suppresses the
Truth to nure and suppress the advocates Of IDEAS ne
dislkes OF such nature is the following comment
by Tie E1rnss on the final breaking mp OF The late
Woman's Rights Convention in this City;
Are such the scenes 10 which would introduce our
ivss dauoLt6rs mothers and sisters partcr itors, or
even "a uectaforsl Can female modesy and decaey be
rreseryed amid such orgies No. The world viii be
overrun with infdety and wickedDess as by Hood II
our women are TO dwell amid and be controlled by such
influences
With what proprety can The EIPrsss as'ail the
Women of the Convention on such grounds as these
As far as they were concerned the most admirable or
der was preserved throughout, and it was only the
wanton mob Of things in male costume egged on by
The Herald and The Tines that caused the disturb
snce and finally brought the sessions 10 noisy close,
which was disgraceul only 10 the rioters, their back
ers. and the Police which knew its duty but did il
not Is not The E1prss rather ashamed Of its soph-
istry end falseness Quite as reasonably might the
conductors of that journal be charged with the crime
committed by a mob which should invade and sack
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE TEMPERANCE CON
NENTION

BosTOs, Tuesday, Sept. 49, 1853.
The State Temperance Convention reassembled this
morning at 10 o'clock at which time there about
go people in the Hail During the forenoon the number
increased until the Hall was well filed
Prayer offered by Rev DIR. Dannelt Of this city.
W L. Garrison said the motion the rules last eve
ming admit only to the Convention adopted by
a small There was not time then to discuss the
question. He knew reason why women should be re
scted He therefore moved that the vote be rescnded
The this was taken, and decided in the negative,
but being doubted the question again taken with the
same result and still again doubted
The vote being called for third time taken by rs
m the Secretary counting the votes. There were about
three to one against resembling the rule.
Mr.. G. Cravens Of North Adams, wished hs name with
drawn from the list Of delegates.
Mr. Garrison also dssat,hod with the result and
declare d himself no longer delegate. Cheers.
Another gentleman wished his name Withdrawn, and II
was then moved and voted that all who wished might
withdraw by sisnifying their wishes to the Committee
Credentials.
The business Of the Conye non then proceeded hsrmo
niousy.
SPEECHES were made by Samuel Hoar Professor Stowe,
Rev. Lyman Beecher and others.
Resolutions reported denouncng certain municipal
authorities IN the state Tor giving their influence against
the theciua operation Of the Liquor Law declaring the
enforcement Of the Law paramount 10 all other political
obi ons aud urging its friends thr0ug hOut the State
the necessity II complete organization in every City,
Town and Nlage, - bring the yolaOrs Of the Law to
] srcC.
long address 70 the people Of Massachusetts was read
by the Roy Edward Beeeher, urging the entire suppress
son OF he liquor traffic.
Tie debate ia the afternoon principally On the hub
Jet Of carrying The Maine Law agitation into the primary
ocal meetings and after some opposition resolution %
that effect wac carried.
The greater part ofthe evening spent IN dircussng
rrouofou o. rase 100000 10 be placed in the hands
OF he STATE Tenn erence Committee for tie purpose u
Prosecuting Tuu.eers and dealers. some progress was
made in ubsorhng The strangers who spohe we're Dr..
Les If ENGLAND Hon b. SiOger, IL Cincinnati DIR.
Cleveland. of Northamptfn q, and one or two others-
The Convention az 10 clock = NJ, aa0urnt giHc de.
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THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA

BALTIMORE Tuesday, sept u
TIE Portsmouth, CoIe contains the Purers statement of
the recent accident 10 the steamship Georgia The vessel
was much damaged-her hurricane deck state rooms bulk
heads &c being cut up for fire wooda her wood having
hen wssh s~sv Msny of the passengers lost all their
faceage and money re guIc ard III \. VI on
1Lursday, when the British brig Lady Chapman
alongside and remained with tho Georgia till she reached
Care Henry But for the exerons of the passenger the
vessel must have oundeTed She still leaking at the
latest dates at the rate Of six inches per hour.
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DOINGS AT SYRACUSE.

The expected fight at Syracuse is failure. The
Adamantines have fairly away. Ignoring the Put
ties altogether they organized their Convention mildly
praised the President denounced the Cabinet, cursed
all traitors to the party, complmented Dickinson in
resolution, nominated a full ticket appointed their
Committees and adjourned sine dic-in other words
fed the field before the Sos had fairly marshaled their
forces So there is ieht--bu then there is har
mopy Here is the Adamantinc ticket. II is pretty
tough article for SOits:
Seycsqrpof STATE. ...... GEORGE W. CLINTON Of Erie
4io,nep General ........JAMES +. BRADY OF New-YOrk
STATE Tneiaoey ...........JOHN b. FAY, Of Monroe
STATE TftasuU..........W. C. WATSON, OF Essex.
ConbeRer ..............JOHN f. COOLEY, Of Richmond.
Canal Coxmss,on,E JOHN C. MATTER Of Rensselaer,
STATE Prism Insroor.....M W. BENNETT, Of onondsgs.
Jndgs Of CHARLES H. RUGGLEs, os Deohess
Judge 70, Slorf Tom.....H. M DENNIS
Cl1k q .fyJoas. ......... r. ;. BOVINE Of Oswego
QUeyy-Judse HiKAM DEMO, Of Oneida
The SOns proceeded more deliberately. After sep
aIatng they made temporary organization and sent
Committee with polite invitation to their Hard breh
rem to take seats upon their platform. The Chairman
of the llards returned an uncourcous answer saving
lie would not 90 where his life Was in danger from row.
dies Here was a sudden termination of all concord;
the Hards went on with their work as if no Softs
existed; while the Softs joked away the after
noon waiting for the turning of the cards 4 motion
TO organize regularly left open all day for the re-
Turn of the Hsrds and finally all night for secret eau
cussing. To-day they propose to put up regular Cass
and Butler ticket gup down the Baltimore platform,
Slave Law and all endorse the National and State Ad
mnisuatons- and separate in good humor, under the
hcnignant smile OF Prince John.
Our friends have served up their Union and Harmony
On separate plates this time but which is the Union
and which the Harmony ii is difficult at this distance
to determine 1t looks though the Sots had the in
side track, but we are not sure.
The Hards made their grand mistake in ls49 when,
listening the eounsels Of Marcy and Seymour, they
agreed TO fusion the basis of equiyOcation Had
they then taken high ground now, they would
have had everything their own way long ere this Now
they viii have to fight for al they get, and we think
with the Federal and State patronage brought to bear
powerfully against them. However this is free eOun
try-exeept for uiggers and women-so 60 ahead
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population 81 SEQ Al vcksburg the eo;i.ro,. an -
walls. bur has become less malignant ~
Galveston dates OF the 81 inst. are AZ hand Tba r.,
Of Health announce the prcvalcncc OF yellow sv.
Mid form in thai city. The use Of the gh ship had -
granted by G0vernfrs for quarantine parposs. ~
The election returns stiil slowed meiortes f,r ~.
for Governo- Dickinson fer Lieut. GoyernOr. aoj pa
Tor Congress -
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INTERESTING SOUTHERN ITEMS.

BALTIMORE Tuesday. sept ~, 1873
We have New Orleans papers Of Tuesday and Wednss-
G- lie decided decrease 4 the fever restoring an
irrou al New OH am. and the bO-fs had resumed their
rrir tricf no the river Tt Crcsceaf however savs
NJ endemic = c1ly STAYED Or want o.! material ard the
rsres generally wa-a strangers from approaching the
e.v " G. u WLar0I. formerly one II the editors q
M Iaic died recently 90 lieln-l-o tl,ssql. Of the
exl. ILe.. hs4 beel -o AZ o. deaths on. 81
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL

NTf17dT TUi0TT n 7
WAsHNGToS Tuesday sept; 10, ls53
1t is rumored that Mr. Cushing win 20 to France ard
that Mr. Dallas viii become Attorney General but put
no faith in il
The rumor that Secretaries Guthrie and Davi are bout
to retire, are wholly without foundation
Great anxiety is felt in high quarters to hear from Syra
cuse It's now 10 O'Clock at night and nothing has been
received. QrIs
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Nrw sovcs-a The Hin Of the HiahIaDds forever

NEW soyGs -" The Hills Of the Highlands forever
Lsvsg Nue. sy JsAs ry.sg-.d r.. Is. .oa p: s ss
Roy q. Bot Row tke Bos,' song We are HPSy HS- pa
coes5ry he are h bs-t eoHposana 0ooa Bsej o.
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Pc, h ;s a'HI' y : s. s'6si7 ~
NEW soSe-KATY's CRY" CONE Buy MY HoT
coRSs song Chorus weFds By James sseh Did std TO
sasS Sr'' x ki12;o hs Lss oa s B. 81
Tina Well ~sks s4s Harp Csay' ke. &c This VII =
~ Js o. T I11 q HSlses lrsz 10 B.a
SEWN NILE MmRoR-The greatest wonder OF the
world a art 1e' At II s:ea WIS FsI s q - Broadway
EB-Te holder Of each rEsl esaisd far 4iai0as and
rhare Of tie C.fs value q he CHs 49,
AID FOR TIE ORPHASs-EEw- ORLEANS SUFFER
ERsIhe srtsser espeeil y az s2ees % ne
r, I. -. ny - esess h his cry md % Esasroay nd
10 oy other cites Of tie Unoa, o. seseins 9ael "a 80
I'D 70 The rroS q ton Of - boas~ sSA-
mem .Ss ~ KS rom oecs 2 o'clock mid
nish tie dsy appointed for t ehtste ot9ee -1d = "a -
a. 1 !. &. bssf /, IL The ss s. Sesos Heel S. sI sad
sipe sDe EXTENSIVE oet tai have ever zen s1aied
IN SewYoIk. uSequaec IN var y sAa ee 81 ~ - " 49,
A. ~ core No "a Brosdwsy BE o1nd dessr pau o.
Sbsrsrs liz and CsJs UMBRELLA sud CsEPsi Bszs L,es
ana Beaver Boane aud ven Tss oek o. LADIES' 3n''
~ h Bs1ss r the sehoss Ho,e 10 SIS Bsosdssy I'll
b brilliant and magnificent sock Of 19. As
chs, disc tba he essI been opened 70 Ya3e z. al
The AaItc colflfr- d every t4f o.
Irfv Boz frd OF CoEI2 lLiere tothing leeie '-1.
r6 Haad-Drcrs La1ifs Mses ind Boys shoes eefy = 20.
JsGs Cf1ffn.sn Children La1rS Riding hsts ps'o
oyfs su1 HliTs Fsncy Ooods suitable f9 Psn. Lnpis-ia
pnrsos Cares and Ctrpcf Beg Oeenebs hss ana tsa Ia
dos Frr Sprssy scr the coming wiri L-es
Pounets Laces ra -t1roderiss in AZ
ccrltffe effect 20 the OccAson e sFs N
o. n at oG o'clock fhs moTniuE and VII iennn
90 IN u ridntf hst goods 90 81 these esisDlln ~ nave
ave hsf linz price affixed % t1em be zane psn Sl
oieye6 dsy. he elts prols q hs day ssts ~ o. Pc
10 III Tcua4d ccon q NtiTen u - pr aki % o
frrrcT he tenet, q te orphans % de b. TIC ssat
yrfihL fht uuf2sflIsc city Ile sl1e fDe oss
be ID b. seccnied ~ The gentroes e. of tns
ocescp vi. sfod err f4ciytO tie vt 80 laO
lst1aelfa The pubcs seIFsrt - JohN y 20 1 Ss-
~ Bald heads will soon disappear By the use OF
P,gEgEs CuFyEUxToSioUE This wonderful preparation - ne
cham upon the hair oaufng 20 grow when eFeryF eye "a
fsd. one application will prevent it, Lag opt -! ~ .Ils
bottle sold where Pfncipa aeiO' DANA@A
al Hair Drcs-ing saloon, No 40 Broadway
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sAYED.

CHARLEsroy, Tuesday, SCI. D. lsI3
Ths bri- Ar-us r ChaT.estoa bound o. Trinidad was
wrecked n the 3lsr mir nelr Key B.anco and became
total loss. Tho Captain aid crcw we're sale cd.
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THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION


Dispatch / SYRACUSE Tuesday, sept 70. 1853 a NJ
The preliminary proceedings Of the Convention SCI;
tied in Caucussos last evening The Hards fixed ira
Barnes Clerk Of the Senate from Chenango for tempo
Tary Chairman They again in Caucus, and claim
a majority Of fairly elected Delegates
The "Sots agreed John b skinner. Of Wyoming,
for temporary Chairman They claim majority Of s on
unconiosted Delegates
Both parties are quite enthusiastic and there Is every
Iropect of Convention Theresa strong detachment
Of New York wire pulers the ground. TIE Standard
Benburnerl publishes list ef delegate, embracing 80
contestants. but there will be Gov. Seymour AID
Controller Wright tried hard last night 20 confer with the
Adgmsn.ires but did not succeed
Gag at The entrance OF the City Hall where the Conven-
ton meets is tmblazoDed with the motto in rfrence
the Governors Canal Policy Tickle the sides and scratch
the bottoms Of the Canal Mr. Cooley has arrived
and bis substitute is here from Richmond County
Dispatcl III SYRACUSE Tuesdsy SEPT l3-l 80 Pm
The Delegates to The Convention repaired al the appoint
cd tine to the City Hal bu, finding the key IN the hands
Of John Coohrsne private individual adjourned directly
to BrutnGls Hall
General Ward eoi hearing and said they wanted to
take acton thai the Democracy OF the Sale would be
satisfied with their preceding
John Cochrane said hCy here 10 organize the De
Inocracy They stood the Baltimore PlG;for-sustainod
TIC Fugitive Slave Law and the National and state Ad
NnsiIaiCAs H. Appeared ~ stheultl 10. members -
retire
At = o'clock Miner Storey, Chairman Of the General
Committee called the meeting order and nominated Ira
7 Barnes as Chairman
John l. skinner also nominated and both were ds-
clared be elected and taken 10 the platform The no.s
was Jeaferug Mr. skinner addressing the Delegates sad
be was wiling 10 submit his claims 10 Their surfaces
Barnes seed in this course Each OF tie Chairman a
pointed Teller namely Madden OF Oranrs an Gran, OF
CsWegO. O
HIarl a Bocte snd W-lam :. Russell were apro.n-eI
Sscrsiaries and are now malng on, the rel
Thirty * seats are contested
Areccss IL clock moved and ano,h.r pn1 aoed
LAT they should meet 81 the Cay Han
Gen Ward opposed this and IA d Inc Ha7ds bad a d.
,ded majority Of uncone-;el seats ApPlause and con
sionI Three cheers gwen or the Haris uln-i.l
With Kisses and groans
The Barnbullers declared the meeting al 5urued and
left but a. last al adjournment 70 meet 30 tie Cry HaI
az O'clock. was carried by large n-7iorty
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The Massachusetts Temperance Convention yester-
day refused to rescnd the resolution excluding Woman
from their organization, whereupon several delegates
threw up their seats and retired.
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TIE KRPORTED CAPTURE OF SEVEN FISHING
VESSELS

BosToy. Tuesday, sept b.
Tie N,rjuyspor Herald Of this mornng says The
report brought ~ the schooner arrived az Belfast
on The 9Th Of tie capture OF three Newburypor, and
three Gloucester schoone ard the schooner Gazee Of
DENIS must he incorrect. Il true i would Undivided
d. ~ have been heard Of before"
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The accident to the Georgia was more serious than
at first reported Her state rooms hurricane deck and
bulkheads were cut up for fuel all her wood having
been washed overheard Many of the passengers lost
fheir baqoaee and money
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There was grand fare up in tho Board of Aims
House Governors yesterday the Democratic portion
of the Board having got mad and left the because
they could have one of their party friends appointed
Warden of the City Prison. Mr.. West President Of
the Board resigned his Office.
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ENCAMPMENT

ITICA, Iue.day. Scrt. 10, l.5J.
Military EneamImeni i now in progress in this city
cCrnfosed Il Companies Of the Zlst Brigade Nine Com.
raues nun berne some 80 en-, the g0und AMI
iourncr ere expected % TOW. The troops pay visit
IT, body % morrow the County Pair Cnd Thgrday
review 3 szpccted % take place b. Governor seymour
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was exIeme y light We give the names
III. t....nsSysMNF Buck WILLIAM a. 500
v. l....JiSss ? FEFESOsS D l Fe;s.e
vi. .. s.s.L A egSsSsuAS y.soS I ss,sxa.
X, =. LAS n SSoSsIS Lsssa S,s
Al Is se ses.9 T., Dessase from es w.Al
Asss.i'' Mo'sn J.ns. N BOYD sisss.a A. A.
HI y y5s. l Ass i T,, E;sPs
sly. o Ss eso,,o 3 Delegate. tom i. S %ssi
xVI IS s.To be chosen BY Delegates flOa iAs wsr.,
The remaining delegates viii be chosen this evening =,
: @ clock BY the Conventions named
Ist Di,lrid-l0 u Grd-Benjamin ID. Qaigg
Townsend J. Mckenna, 7. Coady, T. Glossy. "a W.ri
Joseph ;. Taylor, Gideon Cliton Benjamin s Cham
hers. James +. Carter James j. Murphy. Meet AZ No
ia Di.irict-sd Hlar5-Georre W. Thatcher. CA..,,,
Lamb, Jacob = Marshall Augustus II. Tyler Robert Por
sythe. on Hcra- Names not received Meet at the Al
bary House, West ST
Nh Dtfrict-In Ueri-Wm Strncknan. wIser
Oakley. II. Warng. john Gemann. fnomss Carnlsy
1871 y Lawrence Il. kerr, r. B. Bail Arthur 1,
Mills. William 1. Jeunii -, J. W. Goodwin
ed UGri-TUCker johnson. Samuel Halden Augustus
L. Wood, John Smith. Martin Cisco Nee, at corner
AHA Disirlet-i6A Uard-S Samuel Delamaier, J. 2.
Fink Samuel Reynolds, William Davidson, Wcrthngson
Hotchkinson e6h Wcrd-C. n. Tucker. L. ChildS Jr,
VIM r. stewart T.. H. Reede. John Gray Meet At coz
rer Of Eighth av. and Twenty fifth ST.
XTIM Disfrtet-lsih Harl- Chas II. Smith Edward
Il Brush Chas L. Kirkland. :. V. Bagley George w.
Tru.s .ls U,ard~Sidnoy II. Stuart, George = Nesbit
Johu Fasterbrook Isaac + Sharp. Henry Lewis. Meet
al 1homlsons Hall Foarth av. near twenty seventh st.
BRooSLrS- SECOND AND Third ASSEMBLY DIsrsicrs.
Mod on Friday Rerf
First " ard-John Cashaw Aonzc II. Gale, Henry
Oakley. Joserh j. Green. John Phillips John Fowler.
Second " ard--.John Fulton. T.. Il. Morrell George w.
Prince J y rlass. +. b. Spnola, j. : suydam.
Third Uard-El Merrill, II. j. Luckey, John b STRAIT
ton. Gee f. Ripley. John Halliday, Conhlin smith.
Form VOID Samuel Crooke' Ezra Baldwin Edwin
poers Isaac Allen joel Smith, Burdett Stryker.
fjffS II0rd-Wm W. Hallock. Aaron Slower, Allen
CrhSart James Stewart John Martin. Robert ID. Bah
Siyih Uar5-A. j. 5 Degraw, 5. r. Walker, James II.
Poyd. samuel Lafarge Charles kelsey Jr, L. w Brain
ard -, NJ, m
" Gan VIM Seaman Danl Waldron, Isaac Rollins
T.mk Ward stephen II. Cahoone, John T. benedhct
Jeremiah Higgins, VIM. a. Walker, Danl Mclaughlin J..
EkrrnN Vard-Wm Ilslsey, VIM l.. Boyd barnard
pezendorf Alex H. Chichester Christopher Wright,
Francis c Kirby
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LrcY sroSE speaks for Woman in Troy this evening and
perhaps to evening also probably in Albany
the ~ following evenings.
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no CORRESPONDENTS

No notice taten atoms Whaieve
insertion must be auheni Gated BY the name an
address Of the weTDo necessarily iJf pubHcaton DIT a.
guarantee Of bic good faith
cannot undertake 10 return rejected COnmunioatons
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DELEGATES TO THE WING STATE CONVEY

The election icr Delegates from tbs City to the p-o..,
Wing state Convention took place yesterday r,,rr;,.
Thor interest manifested in the result sna ,hs -
was exrsn me v light. We give the narnes.
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Wendell Phillips has letter in relation TO the pro-
ceedingS at the (half) Worlds Temperance Con7en-
ton in tO-dsys paper which will richly repay perusal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

The Village of Amsterdam was visited with fire yes
terday morning, and suffered loss of $4,000 to
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

DsTad III SYEaoUsE Tuesday, sept Bpm
The Hard shell delegates assembled 81 the Globe Hotel
Ira p Barnes csned The meeting TO order snd Wsir
ard " T Russell were appointed Secretaries.
ME Msuric, Of Queens, moved the spPOa.G.a. o, 4