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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30


lith inst. suysi st this port o, Friday evsnins Her
news had been apticpatsdby ths Canada which aa.Isd
on the came day.
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship City Of Washington, Cspts.n Petite,
sailed on Saturday for Liverpool carrying out the L. S.
mails, Al cabin and lSo steersgs passengers, snd
So 8i7 IS in specie.
TO LIVERPOOL N SIX DAYS.
Capt. Nye having advanced the opinion at q
pubic meeting recently held in Newark, that the
passage from New.Yoik to Liverpool by steam
would never be made in six days, and that the
success Of the telegraph would have the tendency
to cause caielesspsss TO the increase OF spsed n
steamers, a correspondent Of The ~ T. Ezpress
&C. II. Mills communicates to that paper the fact that
a steamer is already being buils at Baltimore which
will disprove the correctness Of Capt. Ms opinion.
Mr. Winsnts Of that city, the wealthy locomotive
builder, is engaged in this enterprise. He has bssn
several years perecting the plans and he claims that
he will accomplish the object in question in less than
six days TIE steamer is to bs 1S0 fest long, carry
four engines and about 800 .uus burden. She s being
constructed on 40 entirely original model for which he
has taken cut patent.
SCHOONER ASHORE.
The schooner James Brown, Capt. L. +. Brown,
from jacksonville, Fla, for Boston, went ashore on
Long Island beach, opposite South Haven, 80 miles
ess. of Fire Island, at 8 O'Clock on Friday night,
9th inst. She has cargo of yellow pine lumber,
consigned to +. c. Drew. the vessel is high up on
the beach, is in eaky condition, and will be total
loes II the weather holds favorable It is probable
that most Of the cargo will be saved.
ROWING MATCH.
To-day, al . o'clock, there will be grand row.
ing match between the prize.bcst Frank G. Wood OF
Newburgb, sud the Dan Bryant, of Nax-Yors, at
TomI kinsvie, Staten leland.
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are dolsS q coed buii,es.. To'uoIov nIsrt vi Be
eiser two light pieces ard ballet Mr.. Edgr Trs-
l.vtey II a.so reoi,e tas poem CT TIE Rsysr.'
Bo,-ery 7Ie1r.-ThTse pieces are to be gIvsn to-
pignt. "1se Corsiosl Maid, tae psrtomns Of
"Porg :" ard the drama entitled "Sick Whif1.s"
P.y5v', Notior1l-To-righ. is the last night Of tie
sesson Which hss been Of t,e longest ever known
this bsirg the l2Sith light Tae tbes.er has been
open fer uors II four ye2rs without tie insrmsion
of .irgle right, ssvs Sundays. -Four plays viii be
given on this closing Iigtt. After which the house
vii be shut up for while in order tina. il may BE-
painted and refttsj.
Bornum's hmlrcan Muiep~.-The interesting me-
cbsnica fgu,es Of "ThioioEs Thestsr Of Arts, still
attract lhIge audiences to ttis house. The Aquaran
sud tie ether osIoses a. 10 be sssn ct ths same
low price.
Palace Gorden.-This popular place cf amusensa.
ia in frvrg condition, and ths entertainment there
10 be bad for a email sum 10 most Satisfactory. A
ruuber Ct Indsrs Of the Ircquos iibss viii be there
til: week and siDg AID dance il costume. They will
aso enact drama founded on the well kno.n story Of
Pcoshontas.
Woods Mrs,rcls.-Tbis FIRE company give every
eyerirg an ethiopian entertainment in the "old
style" proceeding that is very grateful to the many
who hsvs fordre.a for tie sorgs ard funnyisns Of
tie esIiisr day Of negro minstrelsy.
Bryons Mastrels.-Songs, carcss, and dAiksy-
lied faice are given hete every night.
CdmpbeUs M:nstrel., No. Al Broadray.-Ths
bsSd Les returned to TIE city ard give then opening
pe,fosmsrcs toright at No. 44 Broadway. An At
ttac.iys programme ia offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

80, listened 20 with great attention By bs
DI. pSs .os sDd evidently made very favorable IN
Prs,.Os 81 y .TopSs Of tie nth Psalm was suqs snd
~ at IL our duty to praise tae Lord
the 1oisSb 1oi.'S by the Chassn and chorus alternately
was chspou nyayer was then recited by the Cnassn,
The MOI o.t;dp risipg and responding; and the SER
the ooos to'osd by chanting the l5Oth Psan com
wees we's UsTelush, praise God in his sanctuary,
ne.cI ., IN fbe frmsment Of hn power.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

IKE .t..e y,zcs unsz vi CIV. cnss Rylz
eo-s-e. "Yog bet n ms ~hes 80 IN hf Rocsss
TIE fteard soal seoot" th
remark msce BY toe bp Keeper: l,sket sne ps
In Lakib hsa5 AID bear. t Will shoot yvu yo1
ofsb-h TUNED srolns and 81 cid heard the sad
toe brkeepe fall Lskn put tie pistol Ls pcts. and te
srd Ryan toSehe said ~ have done noting s9i
vii say herr " the bsteepef fsl bekr. the co-atsr the
wound r his besx. the po caei bv Lsrtia
IL the bsros q Hysc the oored II ae
bsTroom but they before shot sstsrce te
toe hree Of Us a. this the coad have been thar
three feet
Drs. O'Hsnlcn ard Fergusep, rssidpg at No. Iso
Eas ntl street being duly ce2Os and ssJ
have made pos moite examination Of the boty Of James
DownS fourteen hou seT death, s the Sixth Waid station
House and found ccLG woun; o. the chest ore no - ,e
there other o. vosaoe opsains tne
boo found the wA3crg re.n. he third rb, under tae
woId Ct the chest further dissection found that tas
bal hsd passed through ,Ls 1lt rib at ia lover broe teonn
the sots is root pssss ose % the Seiteors o. he
left side olt the bach taxing Ae course o the s On
dors h gsnciDs from the Inner crest OF toe irn lno
the pelys s3o LOGGED IN tae psoss mssnus nu ace deato
by hemohss o. tbs peril sIdgn the rest OF ensa'i
wound.
Tie case was then submitted to ths Jury, when they
rendered the following verdict:
"Thst the said James Dorlirg cane 10 bis death
by pistol-shot vourd Al the hardl Of Jane. Larkn,
at No 90 Mulberry street, August q, 1853 and the,
James Bysn ard Thomas Clslfee were sccsssories to
the fsct.
Coroner Gamble committed Clsfss and Ryan to
await the action Of tie Grand Jury, and held all ths
witnesses 10 bal to appear when called upon. The
police ais now engaged in prosecuting vigorous
search for LarkD, ard the probability is ths. they viii
yet succeed in efecting bis arrest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

CAPTURE or BURGLARS -Yesterday morning, about
O'Clock, Officer Dooley Of tee Fourteenth Precinct,
while pstroliIg his beat in Broadway, neM Houston
street, heard some one hsmmsrpg or working at q
doo-. He at examined the doors Of various stores
ia ths vicinity Of where first alarmed snd after
listening for while Uncovered that the noss which
repeated at intervals proceeded from the rsssu'
rsrt OF John Keefe No. 59i An examination OF the
place revealed the fact tina: the premises had bssn
bwgariously entered the thieves eectrg az entrance
by breaking the psne Of an nsde door. Officer D1olsy
gaze the alarm rap, and upon recsiving assistance
made thorough search Of the place, and found con.
cesed in the cellar two young men, having in their
possession quantity Of picks, ammy, and other bur
glars tools. Tie fellows gave their names IS John
Saith ard George Walker, and locked up IN the
S.stioI House for the remainder Of the night.
The police subseq ueny ascertsnei that the fellows
had burgsriousy entered the store of julius DE L'-
oiI sooining Ksefes, by cutting through the panels
of rear door on Crosby street. The noise occasioned
by cutting and forcing the pane Of this store was that
probably 6rst heard By the officer; and il is supposed
that, becoming alarmed tie burglars burst into
Keefes saloon with view TO escape detection. The
store of De Lacroi1 contained about 1900 worth Of
lsces but il did not appear that anything had been
moles.ed Abou. eighteen months ago this store was
burgarously entered and sl 900 worth Of lacss stolen
tberefom Stree that time porter has slept on the
prenises every night except Saturday, when he w,s
sbsert fer some reason or other, and this fact was
probably known to tie thieves. The prisoners were
yesterday mornirg taken before Justice Brennan 81
the EsseI Market Police Court, and committed 10
prison in default Of s., 900 each 70 await trial
At an early hour yesterday morning som' OF Ie'
family Of MIs. Csthsrine Lewis, residing in Avenue "
Thirteenth street, were alarmed BY footsteps a0ou'
the touas, ard, throwing open window, csu'a 70,
TIE police. Officer Lindsay hearing the s.'m haa'saed
to the spot and succeeded IL arrestnS ors Oh me
burglars, who gave bis cams q Wm. mu'pay. ias
sscOsi bp.slsr sssspsl vita gid vs''a val's a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

ATTEMPr TO Pass CoUSTEEFEIr MosEi.-M an
early hour Saturday evening q young men giving h's
GENE ss Oliver Mitchell, entered the store of G. b.
Quits No. 257 Greenwich street. snd rendered in pay
msnt tor two linen hsniksychief a. 81 cents each,
counterfeit 80 bill on the National Bank OF Boston.
ODonneu the clerk, at orcs detected the counterfeit,
but did no, make the fac. known He pretended to 20
cut for change instead of which he secured the GER
vices Of Sergeant Gilmore of ths Third Precinct.
Mitchell WAS standing ia the door when they came up,
and catching glimpse of the Cf:er fled, but after
chase of several blocks captured and locked up IN
the Sta.ion House. Yesterday the accused was sksr
before Justice Welsh and committed to prison for tina
in default OF bail Mitchell ssd that he did not kro~
the biz was bad, ard informed the officer that va
giyenhim BY an individual whose name lie could no
or would not give. TIE counterfeit is miserable im
ta,ion OF the genuine no.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Ass,uLrIsG Az OrFIoER.--,John ami Ann StoutagG
and Charles Battles were arrested yesterday charged
with an assault upon Officer Ferguson Of the Fourth
Precinct. Tie parties above mentioned had dog
which was claimed by Wm. Drought OF Esndswstst
street. and the latter after settling demand 9. eas
chilling which they had on the animal, started fox
hons. The dog back into the cellar and Drought
went after tho animal, but the occupants refused 10
give il up. Officer Ferguson wss called u 70 qosl Q
disturbance ths. ersued, when, n alleged sn enoH
wss made to stab him. Mrs. Stoutinger received ca.
on her arm from the knife in the hands Of her husbsad
The prisoners arrested and taken 10 the Tomb
AID committed to prison by Justice Wesh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
CIT Y ITEMS.

AcADENY Of MrsIc.-Ths establishment vii open
its doore this evenirg for q shor sesson Of Italian
Opera, under Mex M.-etzsks direction. Madame
Gssser an artist who has occupied the eaiirg post on
tie lyiic stage in ali tie principal cities on the Cont
rent of Europe mskes her debut 10 America on this
occasion in tie role Of ANNA in 9 La Sonnambua."
n Gasser, one Of the best ard most f,ithful bari
tones We have ever had smopg US reappsars as Coun
Rodolpho. Dir. Perng, a promising young tenor,
makes bis first appearance in opera in the character Of
Elviro.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Cs,ssrD WITH sTEALIsG PAIR oS hossss'-
About month ago, Mr.. George Bartlett Of thus Cty'
.tt pair Of horses valued at $50, and costly e3
rs.. together with bis wagon At Newark, n. j., Tor
the purpoee of having the vehicle slssssd ~ tas
makers Of i. A few nights Afterwards, ths horses
and bsrpsss were stolen and nothing was ssea OF tasG
urtl Yesterday when DIR. Bsrtlstt saw then N
Brosdwsy. Tho animals we're attached 70 Ey'
wagon in which were four msn. Officer Ps1.'s ss
c.ed upon and stopped tie traD, when one o. sAs a"
;nmosd out Of the wagon and ran OF. TAs rsnSa@s
tares. tsusd John KsArnsy Chsrss Back As1 We
Eu,cs,tvpg wss srs,sl ed sAkss ts''ss sds"''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

FALL or A CHrMsEY.-A chimney corner Of Werta
street and Mission place fell with srsnsndous crass
on Saturday afternoon, and, breaking through the root
and floors below, lodged in the cellar The Sixth Pfs-
cnct police were early on the ground sOd saved ~
eial children from being iDj jursd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

ADEAD RABBIT IL WANT OF sew HAr-Ar-
TEMPT TO ExToRr MoNEY.-YesteIdsy morning about
, or O'Clock, Philip O Bren of No. - West Thirty
first street. while passing through Mulberry street, on
his way home noticed msn, apparently asleep, lying
upor stoop From some circumstance or other ne was
lead 10 believe that the sleeper friend Of his snd
with this thought he approached the man, and taking
hold Of his arm. s.d Halloc, John, get up" The
man ouekly sprang to his feet when Bnen decover-
lug HE mistake apolcgised tor disturbing him. The
fellow who proved to be one OF the " Dad RABBIT
gsrg, refused to receive the apology, and accused
OBiien Of trying to pick his pockets o Bren told
linn tina, be had taken him for friend, and denied
most strenuously the charge. The fellow still persisted
in hs accusation ami collsring Bssn, took him to
the Sixth Precinct Station House. who're he stated that
he was lying asleep stoop in Mulberry street, and
was awakened by the accused having his hand in his
pockets. He also charged o Bnsn with steciug his
hat. TIE complainant gave his nsms as Patrick
McGoulden and both psrties were detained by the
officer Oh duty.
Ia tie comse Of the morning O'Blsn, with McGoul-
den, was taken to the Lower Police Court, and while
wstr tho srrys OF Justice Welsh, ths latter worked
upou the fears of o Brien ard told him that he in
tended seudrg him to the Peni,ensry for six NOUNS.
After the lapse Of little time McG ouien told Biien
that lie Did not want to 30 herd on hn snd hat II he
would make him present of new hat, he would rot
press the charge. Anthony o Boyle, friend OF Me
Goulden then interfeIed and repeaei the proposition
telling the accused tha. it the beat thug ne coad
DO. O'B,ien told them chat ne was Innocent, aad al
FIRST refp-ed buy off the Dead Rabbits, but subae-
quently upon their renewal Of tue threat to send him
to the Island be gave them 81 bill, and said il was
all he had. Obe of the extortonis.s then left the
Court, but returned in a little while, and giving bill
back to O'Bnen, told him it was bad. OBrsn said
the bill lie had given them good, but they replied
that it made no differencethey wanted money Off
Ger Paul at this stage OF the c,se overheard tins prop
csitions ard told Brien not to pay any attention to
the fellows. The msttsr subsequently comnuai.
Gated to Justice Wesh who discharged OBIec and
took his complaint against McGouden and o Boyle for
attempting to extort money and in default of bail they
were committed to the Tonbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

NEGRO HlcHwAYsEs.A negro, named HszskiA
Allen was taken before Justice Connolly, SATURDAY.
morrirg, on a charge Of highway robbery. On tAs
nsht Of the Goth August. the accused and smother nsn
rot Jet arrested met person named Edward Lsesy
in Centre street, ard seizng him by the thros' rnse
bis pockets of 81 S. and thee, throwing MN dovs'
,ook of h. boots. Jus. at this time officer GQigsa
came up. and took Allen into curtody. His sccomples
ran off when the officer gave Allen into
and ran after the fugitive but did not succeed N
s,restipg him. Dupg his sb.sncs Allen nsd sAs1 az
co.. ard made tracks. On Friday evening o8esr
ciriy.n came scross Allen, ard again arrested hin
The colorsd individual has been committed 10 svsi
his trial. ...
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

NEw TELEGRAPH LINE OF THE HrDSoN RIvEF
R,mROAD.-The telegraph line from Nsw-Iork L
A tsny, has been rebuilt all aOas the road, and "A
fnishsd on Friday. TIE wires work admirably.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

ALLEGED OUTRAGE CPoN Wsh,s.-lnspsctH
Hart of the Seventeenth Preent, reported yesterday
to the Deputy Superintendent that Officer CAL OF AI
command, ioprd Margaret Conway, an Irish woman,
"A year. of sge lying the sidewalk, cornsr OF Firr
avenue and Fourteenth street on Saturday night, IL
very esk and apparently helpless condition M1gsrs
VISA taken to the Station house when che stated ttss
durr Saturday evening shsws induced by ore Brds~
Dernott TO 20 to dance crib nTwenty third srsot,
ard while there Bridge. commenced bsstng and abas-
rg Der il outrageous manner, subsequently, sds fsa
irto tho hands Of sms rufans who conducted her l2
oak alley near stable, and throwing her upon tas
ground, yioed her person, she being unable TO rsnx
them. Afterwards they beat her and stole her sasvf
worth so ana about s. in money. The poor vousa
was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital and place. uadH
medical treatment. The police are 10 search OF tAs
II ilisus, and from sous facts in their POSSESSION vi
probably arrest them 10 day or two.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

A MURDERER ARREsrED.-It is reported tAak
Christopher Lawess, who murdered Cesry ct Qusrry.
vile, in Ssugeries Ulssr County few dsys since,
has been arrested and lodged in tho Delhi all.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Catherine Murphy, servant girl. wn arrested y'''
tsrdsy morning. charged with sssling $l2O from h'r
employer, Mrs. Msrgsrstts honss Of No. 70 Boormae
place Catherine admitted the robbery and rstarnsdtAs
money. Aid. Owens, sctirg magistrate a. Jeesfsse
Market Police Court, committed the woman 10 prSos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

pry,rv,nir E1oPEMENT AND DEsERTIOS.-
DUNG the esly part of the month Of June last passed
MI james Fit,on, Of the firm Of Moses & Fitton, ex
tensiye wooen manufacturers al Sksreatles, in this
State, suddenly disappeared, and some little time
elapsed before clue TO bis whereabouts could be OBJ
taned l, sprears rom the statements OF parties well
informed concerning the affair, that about the latter
psrt Of the mouth Of May or the first OF June, Mr.
Fiton arranged with his partner that the latter should
20 cut West for the purpose Of regostrg for the p-
che:e of wool, while be (Fittopl would come on to
Nsw.YoIk and rsse the necessary fOnds.
In accordance with tie arrangement Nj Moses
sisIttd West AID in few days thereafter NJ. Ftton
cane OF TO this city and tsom day to day visited the
SCENTS Of the firm here. Mr. Moses, having faished
bis portion Of the business, returned home, but failed
to frd Mr.. FtoD, although the latter bad promised to
be houe in about ten dsys. After waiting two weeks
beyond tie time for tie return Of Ftor Mr. Moses be-
cane uneasy, ard, at the suggestion OF his inends,
came TO the city With ayew CT ascsItsning the where
sbouts Of bis partner Upon visiting tie various agents
CT The firm Mr.. Moses a.cersinec that tton had co!
lscted or rssized hssvy sdvsuce. on gcoes they had
IN herc but further than ,hs. they had no knowledge
o. biz. From ote place TO Notner Mr Elton was
trsc.d 20 tote. in Courtlsrdt sreetwhere he and as
brotber and suoher rad occupied the sauna or Sd
iorirg rooms. Subsequently, Mr.. Moses snd those
who were assisting him IN the search learned that MI
Fu,ou, under fictitious name, in company with
sonsn from the Western part of toe State hai taken
passsge ior Epgsnd n the steamer Of 9Th June, from
ttis poit.
The matter wal At this time placed in the hands Of
coup,el With a view to recover the whois or port on
Of tie money. Mr. Moses applied for warrant to
Arrest Elton in England but i: being discovered that
he 'Fi.torl was full member Of tie firm, snd pos-
seied Of poser to transact the bushes Of the house
tbs nro,ess wss refused the case lot coming within
the .resy. Steps then taken for tie arrest Of
F,on's brc.her ard he was aPprehendsd in Syracuse
ana brcugb. to this city il charge Of sn officer Tas
b,ober b.came alarmed a. the turn matters had taken,
.rd made Gle sn b.sas, Of il, revealing the whols
t,..,.eto,. which corobors,ed tns information pre-
voSsy eb.sir,j. Free ths brother aSoEi t.,'S Wss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

JosEs's WooD CosoEETs.-This pleaesnt retreat
was visited yesterday by immense assembags,
from seven to ten thousand persons being present.
The strc.e5t order aud regularity prevailed the com.
psny was highly respectable, who evidently visited
the grounds for the purpose Of erjoJng themselves in
ara.iopsl amer. The music was given BY the or
chestrs with much spiri under the direction Of
Arschatz, Msretzek, Thonae, Touispo etc, and
keery reshed by the audience. We understand
these concerts will he repeated nsxt Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

FrsERAL Oh JAMES n. RIrSoLDs.-The remaias
of James n Reynolds, President OF the American
General Committee of this city, wers Inferred yeser
dsy afternoon, in Greenwood Cemetery. The funeral
sevces took pacest Nc. 81 Lafayette place, one of the
clergymen Of St. Lukes Protestant Episcopal Church.
officiating or the occasion. Ths coffin was Of rose
wood, with very little ornsneDtation the mounsing'
being remarkably plain and neat. On the plate was
inscribed James n. Reynolds, died Angus. %, aged
56 yesrs His remains were followed to their last rest
ing place. by the American General Committee and
large number of bis personal and political friends TIE
deceased was native of Ohio, and was formerly Al
active politician Of the Henry Clay school, aud zeal
ously advocated tie election Of that distinguished
s;stssuan to the Presidential chair. IL was under
stood that the Americans Of hs dstric. intended to
nominate him as their candidate for Congress a. the
en,uirs November election
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The screw steamship Alps, from L.verpoo! on tas
lith inst, suiYsi al this port o, Friday evsnns. Her
news had been antcipatsdby ths Canada, which sasd
on the came day,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

A PEAR FROM TIRE SrUNEsAsr PEAR TnEE.-
Msyor Temarn CO Friday sftsrroou received, in .
handsome paper box, good-2izsd, sourd, smooth
skifred pear. The box wa inscribed thus:
resr from tie S,uyvesant PeN Tree corner of Tmt
syeEe and Th erh street NewYoit The tree was brought
from Holland planted II tAi, city thSa 20 yes ago.
To tie Oar s Tesnn Mayor Of the Chy CT New YORK.
with the respects cf Thcs hscfsr,s1.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Boots TWKEr OPERATION Martin Farrell, o. A.
bspy, on Saturday morpiog made complaint O. tSs
City Hall Police Court, that ne had purchased ticket
Of j. Ssloyer No. i5' Cedar street for Savannah -
90 by the steamer aud that en- applying q. the 'tesAH
the Captain told him !. worthless ard advised hin
to call at the Mayors ofiice. Having been chsssaA
and dsfrauded, he prayed that Ssovsr might 30 e.
rested ard dealt with according to law The following
is q copy of the ticket. Tor which Farrell pOd -, a.
though the steersge fare to Savannah, ~ sesu. y
only g.:
"P,ss,GE TicAET.
0cod Tor st. smship passage from SsSre;s ssvsasAs
(Geo.i j. SsLO'Eh' T. W
To L. arg ed s.
The last line was printed 10 very fine type on sss
lower corr er OF the document
Justice Welsh was not present, but sevsrI p0sios-
men volunteered the opinion that the trsasscsor -
"sousrs, and nothing could be dons vito Sslova.
who is an old hand at the business. Ohoer DAVIS
finally tcok the matter in hand undertaking to pa-
suade Selover to refund tue money
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

The nstivi.y table gives 5sS natives OF the Cnteo
States, 20 of Ireland, 70 Of Germany , OF England
of Scotland, ard the basrcs CT various torsigT
countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

The Republicans of the Twentieth Ward will meet
this evening at No 4i6 Eighth sverue, to elect dele
gates to the Republican State Convention.