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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sept. 20, ISL
UryxY c. GOODWIN has been nominated By the
WIG Congressional Convention, to fill the vscsncy
occasioned BY the resignation Of Gerrit Smith.
DETROIT, Wednesday, Sept. 90, 1884.
William A. Howard, an Anti-Nebraska Wing Of
this city. was nominated by Wig Congressional
Convention a. Ann Arbor to-day
The steamer Illinois is reported as having run on
the rocks al Thunder Bay
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THE SAVANNAH RELIEF.

Yesterday morning at II clock the sub-Conm,.
tee met at the Bank Of the RePablic, 70 hand in
amounts collected for the savannah sufferers. The
meeting was called to order at 10 minutes past II
O'Clock, J. b. Lamar, Esq., in the chair. The Com
mittes then stated that they had collected since last
meeting s55 20. The President was authorized 70
forward the above amount Immediately. The meet
iug adjourned TO meet at the Bank on Saturday, At
II o'clock, A. N.
The following are the subscription. already re-
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EXPLOSION OF A MAGAZINE.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Sept. IS, 1854.
Til. morning, between and o'clock building
temporarily occupied as a magazine for fireworks,
was struck by lightning, and tremendous explosion
Immediately ensued The building was entirely de-
stroyed with all ito contents, and two men who were
sleeping on the promises were instantly killed The
los of property is about o., 500.
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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM.

Bosros, Wednesday, sept ~ 4''''
A short but severe thunderstorm was eIPerienced
a. Newbuyport this morning. Tho house oil Moses
Currier was struck aud nearly torn to pieces ono OF
the inm.tes was ipjure 1. but no one was KILLED
Timothy G.. Coffin, an eminent lawyer Of New pea
ford and the oldest membe. Of the Bristol County oar
died at New Bedford yesterday.
George NJ Dexter has been elected President Of me
Vermont Central Railroad in place OF Edward Crane
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MECHANICS EXHIBITION AT PORTLAND.

PoRrLAsD, Wednesday, Sept 20 1851.
The Mechanics Exhibition opened this afternoon in
this place 1t occupies the City and Lancaster Halls
which arc connected by temporary bridge. The
exhibition is well filed although many articles are
s,l to arrive and large quantities Of things are not
vet arranged. 1t makes fine appearance aud -
.-ou at,eude1
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srRrous RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CIscrssATI, Wednesday, Sept. 20, l'''.
A, N. 7, o'clock train from Dayton. on the Cincin-
natl. Hamilton sad Dayton Railroad, "" running
roand heavy Curve aeH the depot IN ns c''y' N'
two hindermost passenger cars ran Oh the uscA anu
fell down ~ embsokment. distance OF 'on i'e''
into tas canal. resting bostom'apwsrL NO one, "
far a. sSertanej. WA killed bit up".i d 'ni''
pe.soas gsre badly mi rod.
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The Wss1cHrsrER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIs
is held at White Plains to-day and tomorrow. A
Temperance Meeting will be held at that place TO-
morrow evening, which several eminent speakers
are expected to address. The County Is being
thoroughly canvasscd for Temperance by the Rev.
LucIrs BrRIEroH, Agent of the County Alliance.
who will preach three tiaes at Mount Vernon next
Sunday.
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Sept Wv "a N.
The rumor in New-York Of the arrival below % 'ne
steamer CITY is incorrect She nov
he, twenty second day from Liverpool and much snt'
;s,v !, f.lt for her safety especially since the puoncs
-, R.,,lstt, letter describing the tr'sdt'ui
Ia .. ,erisucod by .ha steamer Atlantic.
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DEATH OF JoHS ". TAYLOR.

AbBasr. Wcdnesisy, sept -, 1891.
The C'sreiSEd HeraH u last evening announces
The desth in that city Of John W Taylor, in the 7l'
year Of hs age He WA formerly Of Sarstog' County.
Nev-Yort. and q, one tine Speaker Of tbs Hol'e Of
REORGANIZATION,
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

A regular meeting of this Board WA hold at the
Office in FraDklin-st. President Norplanck in tho
chair. Present, Messrs. Witthaus, Crsbtree, Kelly
Purdsy, and Dunlap.
The following letter from Dr. Bartlett to the Prssi
dent was read:
DyARSI The arrival of number OF emigrsut
vessels having had cholera on board, makes II my duty
To use every precauon 70 prevent that disease from
being carried into the City and interior from them
In doing 40 wish TO protect the emigran fund against
any Expenditures for which it not justly chsrseabe,
and en- willing to do all in my power with safety
of emigrsnts while here, BY parties legally bound.
fear as cholera Is now prevailing at several OF the
Europe an ports that we shall have much Of this dis
ease here and il is desirable that some understand
irg should be bad in the matter at once lshoui1 De
glad if agreeable to the Commissioners, TO CONFER
with them upon the subject at once.
VERY respectfully H. u. BARTLETT, Health Ofcer.
The Health Officer was directed % meet the Board
IL day, at II A. N.
la regard 10 the above question, upon which the
law specifies that the Health Officer shall detain The
ship until the amount expended for the care and keep
Of well passenger shall be paid, Mr.. John i. Dcye-
lin, Counsel Of the Board, writes to Capt Crabtreo
DEAR SIR: In answer to your inquiry whether, IN
my opiIioD the Commissioner can collect bills for
feeding well passengers at quarantine after the snip
has been released without any order from the Captain
or his consgpses have to say that there Is no law
authorizing neH passengers 30 be received at quarnn
tine. As a consequence their expenses cannot oe
collected by law but If they are only apparently we'll
and the Health Officer has directed them TO be re-
ceiyed ss affected with any contagious or infectious
disease, the amount Of their expenses may be
legally collected after her departure from the owner
or conscDeos OF the ship from which hey were
landed.
EAIcRASTs REFUGE, WARDS EtaSD-W eekiy
report from 10th to 10th September, 1885, nc!usLye'
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POLITICAL INTELLIGgHCB.

HARD SHELL s0sIsAII0ss-
CsSsfasgEe Co.-Por Member OF Assembly, J.
Moss A. TEssAs; .. ELIAS 5. HEDGSsi Justice Of
Sessions, THosu c.. ELLIS OF Foresvill-; County
Treasurer. w. W. HawkIss Of Msyvils; supsrn-
ttndent OF Poor DAVID DEcLOw of Nina
DELrGATEs TO fHs FEER DEMOCRATIC srNh Gov
yESTIoS.
Oreida-l. Dr.. PHIILEo Of Utica
pELEGATEs 10 TIE TEMPERANCE STATE cosyEsriob.
Oyosgc-I. PKIERy. b. fowler was elected to
represent the town OF Sewburgh; TEoHAs B. Scorr,
Montgomery; HAsykY WELLER, Crawford HSsRr
CoRsHLL, New.Windsor.
pEIfCATEs TO TIE STATE TEsPkRASCE coSvASTfoS.
Oneido.-I. Ed. RiNEs, ErHgAIs PALMER, LEoS-
ARD MooRK, and HUGH McAIIsIER. ?. PosEsor
Josrs, JAnEs SYAroS, HIRAM II. KELLOGG, and s.
ID. DURKIE. ,. REUBEs BsrTIs, CALys BIsHor,
PIIxrsr M,TToos, and o. B. PIERCE. 4. JosrrH
HALLAcS, joins Z. GARRETT, DIDrSrs TuoN", and
WELIIsGIos DESsIsos.
Rerkimer.-l. VIZ. II. THOMAS, lion SAMUEL
NcKEr, West Winfield; 5. b. LOOMS. Li,chield;
Z. W. Wilcox, Cedaryille.
Erie.-3. p. II. SASpfoRD, Aurora q. c. BALL,
East Hamburger CrRTsUs wnsoR, Lancaster; and
Jous S. Howl, Alden.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
PORTLAND, wednesday. sept. y

PORTLAND, wednesday. sept. -. 1891.
Returns from remote towns a the State hsve been
gradually reducing hoT1's supposed majority for
the GoVenorship. and /. /, now thought lha. he vii
lack sbou.s thousand votes OF election by the people
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INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
IN NEW-HAMPSHiRE
Concord. Wednesday,

CoscosD. Wednesday, Sept 60 1884.
The Independent Democrats of Ner.Hsmp.hirs
have called State Convection. to meet 8. Concord
on the eeth Of October.
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.ndH. J. Raymond for Licutsuau.-Gcvernor, now
r.snd 6rst on the LIST.

.naH. J. Raymond for Lcutenau.-Governor, now
s,snd fret on the LIST.
gvEaiyG SESSION.
The Convection resssembled at o'clock.
On calling II to order the President asked for the
report on the New-York contested seats.
Mr.. Cook reported that neither claimant for any
contests d seat was entited to the same daughter
and applause
Mr. MITCHELL moved an informal ballot be taken
for Governor. Carried.
Messr. Howell Of westcbester, and Martindsle OF
Monroe, were appointed tellers.
Mr.. HfSxLET Of Chautauque stated that 1t was re-
ported that Pattersons name was dropped. IL was
not 30. II was true he was not backed by large
lobby but II outsiders were TO settle these question:
Il was better for the Convention to adjourn. lie
hope that members disposed to vote for Patterson
would do 20.
The voting then commenced and the result I'M as
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,,.,c,n. We are sor,. . .earn tai ne ffenth
n;.., Mr.. Antoine Benin, wfo has lately been exhi,
ting bimself near the Provincial Erhiooo. nss 49,
man named flanagan, and u row m pf,sen. neS ON;
who Is iaid to be rsspectabis msLeo msn hvs
nv Or rhy we Ian not state, a. the facts va %
,s motose elected BY Coroner. Jury ws m as..
nye.gste Ire occurrence at 10 o'clock " tns In,
Di.r We believe Il 70 De csss d josan .o 81
!ci5,. lN'o"''
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STATE coSyEyIIoss. POLITICAL tND REFORM, Np
THE STATE FAIR.
Free Democratic State Convention 81 Auburn. sept ~
2 Anitsebrssks, st Auburn, Sept -
Reform snd Humss Progress. Ct Petsrboro sep. =
Temperance. at Auburn Sept ".
s. Liberty psrty. a. Syracuse. Oct
& State Fslr. st Nov. York. Oct ;. 4 and
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rejected.
An Intellectual effort wes. again made to adjourn
motion was then made to vote r'rd roce.
Mr. HEwIrr offered to quit if they would allow him
10 speak He wanted the Convention 70 adjourn.
The uproar was now excessive.
Mr. HEWITT showed hard symptoms of fight,
brandishing his and haooing to the top OF HE
voice.
Mr.. CosKLIss spoke earnestly against voting by
riga roee, and said there nothing in this nomna-
tion to justify this proceeding ICheersl Lost.
Mr.. LANSING of Madison said there had been an
unusual excitement about this off &c.
lie was greeted with loud and repeated hisses,
which were designed to silence him. but they failed
in doing 50.
lie then urged yebemently members to name their
candidates.
Mr. Morn proposed that the members should all
lake their seats, and oil then would go on quietly
The President beat with his hammer till some sort
Of order was restored.
Again motion 20 adjourn was made and LOST.
Mr.. THORN wanted to know whether the members
we're voting, or the outsiders. tUproar
Mr.. THORN called for the Ayes and Noes on ad
journmeot till o'clock.
Mr.. HkwETr-Of this Convention, not outsiders.
The uproar now increased considerably. Ayes ana
Nays ordered.
Mr. THoRs-Thats right. now hurrah. Excessive
tumult.l
Motion lost-Ayes ~, Nays 90.
While the last ballot was being taken, TnURLow
WEED appeared on the stand, and quiet was re-
stored.
The result was:
WILLIAMS. FitIhugh ..''''."'''S
Wright ............'''.'s'
Six cheers were given, and on the motion OF Kos
coz CosKLIsc, HENRY FiTzHUGH was unani-
SOasly nominated.
A motion made 20 adjourn ill morning was de-
dared lost.
The mover cried out that every outsider voted Nay
The vote was then taken for State Prison Inspector
which "a "a "a follows
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Mr.. BIRDsEYE OF MING WIruU1e" INC Ha're UI
Savage.
A motion was then made to adjourn and lost
After which HENRY j. RAYMOND was nomi-
mated for Lieutenant Governor by acclaation, amid
laundering applause
An attempt was now made to adjourn, which did
not succeed;
A motion made to nominate Henry FITzHreH by
reclamation for Canal Commissioner was lost.
DAs. Is. WRIGHT and SAML p. RUSSELL were
men named. ALxx. p. WILLIAMS was also proposed.
In the midst Of confusion that was almost intol-
.xshia n ballot VIVA taken IL resulted as follows:
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The President of the Medical Board, Emigrsnt Re-
fuec Hospital states In regard to cholera, that only
fee ca Of cholera have occurred since the 18th
int The condition Of the Hospital Is in al other re-
spects satisfactory The monthly report for August
shows that 2 SOS persons were treated in the Hospital
during the month and there remained on the LIST inst
iI7f patients In the Lying in Department g births
took Place in the month, and 1921 women and children
were trested in the Department and two women died
In the matter Of Continental European criminals
transported TO this country. the Secretary 81 state
the United States writes:
DypAHrsysr OF SrATE,
wAsHryGros, September II. isSf;l
Z. Ca.BrRzF. Esg., Office Of Corm,''''"e'' P H"'-
grsti1r, ke.e- York .., = ,o,,
So. ssIs :, ..aor,sis, .as rs;siYt d yo1'
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la addition TO the above, the following donation'
were handed to gentleman from Savanaah, and for
wsrded BY the Committee Of Savannah citizens to the
Meyor of that CITY:
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FASHION AND FAMINE
1 By Mrs ANN : STEPHENS.
Reed the following e1trar,s from scae OF the leading
lsious Pspes Of thu city
Fr,rn The Church-,.r.. MonthiV Nakazire

Reed the following from OF the leading
nsioGs PsPe. Of thu city;
From The Churchrnsus Month ' Magazine.
" Neither must FORGET the beautiful in which
Cris,isn and principles described Like light in
The udss Of dsrEne-hke angelic form clad
Of updIued ~hseness and With full Of love
and FOR the wounded and the guilty, sad whom
ovss does the Christ, - spoear the hands the
From The Christian freeman.
While many ron life depicted in the rostyyd
poerfal not word IL allowed 20 the pages
which eoud shcrk TIRE pursst The sentiment Of the
sathor ih< point worthy OF the hshest connendaon
In chapter which she L depicting in powerful
some in the Female Department Of the Newfork
Prson she ,sys: stained psge IN my life with pro
ne language when describing pr5ane person.
have placed the Of God rreveTenty into the s Of
ideal ehs-sceT Sooner would feel cath burning upon
ny own sui thsn register where il might f.niarze
ssf thousand souls surprised into is use BY their conf
'eerse II the suthor 4"
From The New.York Eyans.lis;.
The hero of the tale seed father, meek sud humble
Chrsiisn who though misfortune has over
taken him in Consequence Ct the OF others His
Cde faith the brighter when fate lowers daFkly
srouud him The genuine simplicity which Pevadss this char
aeer the delicate BY which portrayed add 70
the effect The york will leave deep impression on the
resde. mind for The moral i pure and healthy one"
From The Christian Inquirer.
Mrs STEPHEN. may well be conient with the result II il
not only good but good As to saying that
interesting and stopping with that. that is out Of the
ton Il iafn'ey Interesting We do that in ma,nE
Hr steThens hos intensified much Of the
scenes We rather inclined think she has But If in
certain respects highly eolored ovsr~rousht
admit that however her talent only Of superior
feelings OF and dseDment susceptible herself
Of the nobest emotions and ready aceredt them in oheS
AID perysded In her being with the genuine Christian
split uld conceived and produced such book
From The New York Recorder.
In graphic and description, in the strength, &C
euscy purity employed and in the deep aud
interest excited in Of the characters described
has POWER which IL close the book till you cone to the
end it,"
/ vol. LIMO Cloth Gilt. 426 PAGES Price FL.
BUNCE & BROTHER, Publishers,
No l4 Nassau st.. New YORK.
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fanfp Goods and 6taiionerp.

CARDS, CARDS CARDS-At the old stand
~ Of BLISS, POTTER Co., No "a Beekman- -PhB-
teri Engsver snd ststODes hereby informed that RAY
POTTER If the late firm Of Bliss Potter Co. has resumed
the manufacture Of Cards Card Boards Enameed Paper
ard has appointed the subscriber his SOLE AGENT in the
City Of kswYork He has hsnd a stock Of Satin,
Printers Porcelain and Satin EBameed Csrd Boards also afa
stoeb Of all sizes Also Fancy Cards Fremens Military
Ball Cards Bristol Boards jewelers. Cards Envelops Fancy
Note Paper Ball Circulars Letter Paper &c Carts
order JOHN ALLEN Aren't No % Bsekman-st
ENGLIsH and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
IL STATIONERY &c
Lass Stock hand and constantly arriving vnch dealers
invited 20 inspect RICHARD MOSLET 4 CO.
Importers No. 80 John q, " y.
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Imirrnni Iarellirence Dinner nnd Inbor Exchange

Haliiday,s Wind Engine, Perfect selfResulating
Vino Min VIII be In operation at the STATE FAIRS OF
.n,syrsnis New York and Connecticut AT philadelphia
ettember 70 2e At Hamilton square NewIorE, October
70 % 81 New-hsven, October 10 70 Is Warranted 70
~ IN al vine, w,thegt damage attention. Made BY
HALLIDAY. kCCRAY A Co Ellingt.gn Conn.
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ITO the READING woRLD.-ParticuI.r At

ITO the READING WORLD.-Particuar At
L triton !. called to TIE NETWORK DlsfATcH Ger
sprr Ire varied eostsn,- this gin Be found.
1hE story oE EsrELLE GRANT ,,
SINE FROM TIE LEE OF CITY PHYSICIAN.
SKIriVG kIp or or snITSR By Anna Jane S'sls''
IiE PHANTOM shIPs-An interesting salt9wser
cHiNEsE CHRISTIANITY, Or he belief nse,..r, for
Oude B1ibssns to enbrsoe to admission among
GioRIoiJs NEWS FOR POOR pFoPLE-A .,v de
eovsry by ~hieh the price Of Near sud Poultry 30
bscusb eight cents pound and Be entirely
'0Ss'ffSSsRso SLAVERY DEFENDED AND WHITE SLAVE
ny ADVOCATE D-Prosrrss With Vengeance
CoRBIsPoNDENCE-rrom London, So Domingo, ST.
Louis BOstcp Baltimore Phi.Seighi. &c o,,,, - -,r
MAIN or AMUSEMENT LITERARY ITEMS, ke., &c.
EDITORIAL ARTICLES on THE TOPICS OF TIE
IL rs. ,o,., 49,. / l.. a.,,
IN this number Of The Dispatch se may mention ne
Beloved Home. Murdsrous Attempt N tns'sn
NE Fisher Prior A Policeman stabbed,
Cuban Msnaser Extraordinary Surgical Case.
Csnns for Children jonathan in Canada
Nellceneocted swindles Crime in Missouri
Systematic Prostitution. Illegal Marriage in England
A Broadway skech- show ing NJ Christian.
Hard Csse at New.Orleans Ksessville Mai Rebber.
Seen, IN Pais Life An EniETsnt Family
Mosni vernon spd the LADIES' Forty Years Absence
London Police Scene. Old Joe and the Cholera
shfsiutn Memorial EKsrsordinsy Tilhas.
Outrsge az Louisville. Breviy in Prayer.
Heros. q For MeHsury. suffer 10 CALIFORNIA;
Signs for Jud giug Men. Coal Dealers Trapped
A Troy Homicide Countries East Of Rassa
New HamTshire Children The Know Nothing
The kudly Heart Penambuca and History
Indian Papoose Roasted. Nation Of sugar Eaters.
Srecimeus Of Youns America Discovery in Denistry.
A Luns,ie Murderer Medical Consolation.
Lost Wousn Found Foreign Missions and Water.
Keutu, Az Lyrehing Battle Of Snakes
Heafrless Fii,Ids. Teegraphng an Old Affair."
Mrs. Robnson's Chains Mexico in Bad Way
Pie. SsI Babies French .Gd Yankee Dsmocrst.
Pitisl urgh Land FraUds. Political Parties
Iadiss' Dress Far Ser ofCaltornia-
Brutal Violation In En- gland. Divorces aud Morals.
The Providence Lawyer The Psalms in Rhyme.
Scene 10 81 Louis jail Silver o. Sing Stag
TIE NEM-lORk DISPATCH Ia cold by Carrien ard
Newsvrder In all Of the city and snb1ros IL ao
be uud on the leading News Ageuts all the
PRINCIPAL Steamboat and Railroad throughout the
country. The Publication Once is at No p Beekwans
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