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I'll gsaa they ~ g ~ sub
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the Aofmoam sAeuaana nslee Sfcm our
eetsle1e1se tRyesy eee0py ~ - 81 tho
l.esntaiasj ~ nov nnnb9 sone sixty
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uf. NNG - TO consider the
kind r. foxS III ~ 1ugi1s TO be employed.
!, .aa;.;c, " ". yA.rl.r sor.. -. .n,,,a
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70 ""ue svs'isoie - onoo' " s"PPo'
Johnston, ne argued that hve regiments more
would be necessary. w
ssIn tho Cat n,.ce /. bo .av. uvo, ~.rt
one rar;ment an this aida ~ Mart Ls,sm;s.
and nns vest ~ Il. 70 su,ta;n N. m;liss
co.t. .lon. the ,ort. Ana vr.,d vorr ..o.24
- Eor. Rr;drs, Thai m.tss to -; y
Yon ~.n, 18th, IN. rs.;r. A.. ~ S1s
~. ,..r.ro.s.s;nr - .unr,;s. f-or Nv -xs !
tier 70 Utah. Tint n three regiments. In
addition to that. YOU NAV calculate upon a
force equal to one regiment Of sick and dis
abled men. That ia four. And when you
get there. YOU must have Eve regiments to
act efficiently. Isthat too much9 Five reg
ma - IN r. IN ha rnvtn tpvr
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-
REMOVAL.
- ~. kuNfAN c.. take pleasure in In
" forming their friends sAd tAs public general
y that they have moved FROM their old stand on
Fourth at, 10 the store formerly occupied BY II. u.
Riley, corner Of SspsaA sad Mais vhls they have
on hand new and choice lot Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, which they Gro selling CHEAP FOR CASH.
Give US q call and mine for yourselves.
q. W. RUNYAN co.,
Apyl0d2w Corner u Main And 9TH.
BOf WANTED.
A GOOD, honest, industrious Boy wanted, 10
IA whom We will pay reasonable wages. None
need apply unless they come we'll recon- mendcd.
apr iUd3t u. W. kUNYAN 3 co.
MANI ~ FL LOST
A FEW days since, between Buena Vista and
IA ke0kuk. Mandrel for smsll circular saw
vas lost. The nnder will please return IL 20 the
Music Store VI b. b. HINMAN.
aprfod6t
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CT r HIN q r . = q,
WITH thanks to ny many friends ios past
w fsvorS, beg leave to infsrm them that
Al nov receiving my spniH9 AND SUMNER
STOCK OF CLOT HING, fresh frsn lie
hosses Of D. Deviin : Co., and Jamss Wild, j..
! Co, the two bost clothing Hosses 10 rs Uni.
ted s,stes. Ny cl,.hiss. i good and yell nsis ,
those Who have pursh sssd Of M viii t>stIfy y
that fact and to those who have not veald soy,
eo~S sad try for yosrseipss. Good Goods, st tail
price are always tho oheapest.
Owing 70 the pressure In money nattsYs A
compelled to sell strictly for CASH.
April I'd A.w. 0kIFYIrH.
VENTS Cashmere Suits, good and latest fssh-
~ ion, for sale 1t ~ Msin.s..
spr3d Awe.
A VERY superior assortment u Li1en 0.e4s
"A ON hand At No. " Main At.
apr3d AVG.
A GOOD asssol.msnt u Boys ana Iest1s
.pr,d 4. v. eRIYrIrn.
A g re { Ba ain
"IsuIN6 to return to Kansas With my fani-
w y - soon a. possibls, onsr ali ~ prep.
srty, worth over SIC, 900, In
PELLA, Marion Cesasy, Iswa,
Al Original Cost.
believe II Offers ~
q q 4 AT IND q Il N = n rs
~ can b. found In the state to those desiring 4
| 70 Invest.
Pc LA
10 the liner Of the Keokuk Drs Meinm Railrso<
and the Auseatinc Railroad, and 10
D8Ll0MTRUL PLACE
for rssiAsnss Or hasiness.
1sse. SPRING GOODS 1s6e
JUST NE EIvED
Kramer, Irwin l. Co.
VINO L EBALR DEALn Rs
I N Notions and Fancy Goods, Jsvslry. Wstehes
/ watch Materials, Looking lass<s, Cloahe. O.
sinsfss, vsseings, Taiioss' Trinninep, -.
We have Just revived large stuck 81 frssl
0oods, fought q great advantage Asd win - ~,
70 CASH sastenDrs - low ~ the lowest, II 20
lower. (nsh314lavu
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fnB a1on sApD votuHfIHas.
rightly regards "a x ! = n
sg, and disgrSs sful ~. and
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&psclal TeYn - CoMYt.
NOTICE il hereby given thu. ~ authority con .
~ fsrred b. Law, She Hon. Thonas N. Ciagest,
JsAsp Of the First Judieial District Ut Tie State
Of aeea. hereby orders and directs Special Tern
Of the District Court for Lee Coanty, 81 Ksokuk,
commencing ct 10 o'clock .. n. % tbs fourth
Monday In May, 1858, tbsing the tvsnty- fosrth
day Of said mo0th,) for the trial Of al criminal
sasss now pending or which may axiss il that per-
ten OF Ice county for which the District Cosrt b
usually holden 1t ksokuk. Ths 0rsnd Jasoss vho
served At tbs September TERI, l8s7 srs notified 70
attend, and . Pc,it Jury will b sunnonsA for the
transaction Of such business may arise d such
Special Term. kRIEJ. LkECH,
Clerk District Court, Leo County, Iowa.
April 10. ,S8-ANM
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Rro00eo 0x08eRe
or Ne. 3, EscAsaes Dup6Me, ST. LOUIS. NO.
f1n0MPf stteati6a willhs givsn tssll seasign-
i ns.ls addrsssed . ne.
AL kiads - 0saia, Blsas, Wool, Or esAw nsr-
sAasdiss bought - ssl6 - ss0missiea.
sss, Which will y attsnAsa - pgenpaly. 81 tnoe-
diaAs petnras maAs.
r. n. nilIss q sas, Carl. n. o. Eaess,
n. Kellay . Hag1in9, Duskse . puIjesk,
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ksvs had pardoned Thompson, the forger,
IA Il turned out to be false. The Journal
Ghazgsd Gov. Lowe with Wholesale pardon
~ u eriminsls as soon ~ he was inaugu-
passd, and the truth was, that he had mot
nedonsd single one. Tho journal piled
eAs sxpsnsss Of the late Republican Ad
iaistrasioa - = high, aad the truth
sslossd the q the entire state
saA4sl evs1 twas nedsl Exec
fsf . ~ 10 concerned, and
erally charged with error on the side
Atty. II 10 now said that Martin
! y : 1sfaultsr to the tune Of $751;
M Insaad tha facts On which
> ~ n fought for him after
~ e lsioasly dsfaultsr.-
1880 mas one Of the pa
- Iislature sought to
Il r: =, -: :: |: !; !
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Is j. ROWE, n. y.
hFPlCk and residsnce corner Of Fourth and
- Concert streets. keokuk, IswA.
VI sprlOitt
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,NcTIcE i Ass.sJ siYsa -. : s.:s:.aS * .As
~ City COsnoil sf tbs City II Ksokak viii -
a . The Coaaeil Room, On Thnrsday. ~ lSlk
u April iastast, 1t o'elesk .. =. Ter the
Eatpsss q sqsalising ths assessment fer ~ yoas
4. b. 1858. BIS. nnRRlAN
April s. lSeo-dlW Oierk
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mOaso - Rens,
WIIH ssveR guod rooms, csllAr, eistssn, and
" svsrythInk that eouM be dssirsd fur eDavs-
niencs-wtthin Ave minutes walk OF the PostolAoe.
Ths hose Il now, and rent to suit tho timss. Ror
farther inforaation. apply st this elAss.
apr9dst
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ssAa wesAsngssn.

wzsatxs pril s.-1hs vote in
HoQ<eop adnSfihg to it substitute for -
K61 bill 10 the same - that Of wssll
akcAits adoption, with the exception thas
MSQ1fs. Marshall and Bowie did net Y
having paired %. Campbell, Of o., 1
prominent agent il bringing soao1n
sementing the slsnents Of opposiSl re-
bin and rallyipn them on the Crl0 lsHS
Mbtgonsry GlSiform.
It's though that the vote on rejecting the
Deficiency bill will b. rsceasidsrsd to.mor-
row, and tho bill passed in such lrn ~
NO. oaeipl - Dovsnapts A1ths Utah e.
pedits6n. 49,
Addisioaal = fsgilG hssn|n
offered TO the Va nne1l ~ r.
;ecceptsd. The
~ prsfsrnsl M t.
!. =.
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NOTICE.
eNOrlCE e hereby given that will ssn to tAs
i. highest bidder, Tor cash, On Wednesday. Ayrtl
list, 1855, q the warehouse Of Brown, 1astin .
G., ut OF Printing materials, Consisting Of
Press ard axtsrss marked, q. P. bicksrson.
April y, la66-dtd A. BROWN.
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ONION 1ETTo
MAY - fesad, 10 quantities - suia, q or
lvx stese - eoarth~st.s
nshooa1w EDLLO00 . DfH0R.
M ACk1ktL, Cod yisk, a1d WkiSs FisS, 7ISSS
Iva 1fea 1sstan, ~ sals " IL hAl., hai1 MI,
- eesseel1 ~ knLLoo0 @n01,
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I N Notions and Fancy Goods. Jsvslry, Watshss
Wateh Materials, Looking @ lass<s, c,saAs, O..
sinsfss. vsssinss, Taiiors' Trinnines, -.
We have Just resivsa . large stuck u fral
70 CASH sastsmDfs - low ~ the lowest, II 20,
lower. fmsA11GIav0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
The prsssd.ss's Message IN Cnbs--v hat
should ~ Dome In the Cuban Question.

II will b. seen By our correspondence ffom
Havana and the copious extracts from the Oh.
cal journals there which we give In another
column that the Presidents Message has created
an .mmon-e sensation in Cuba
cur own letters, and the protest Of Cuban,
give a much more reliable picture or The varied
feCiings excited there by the announcement OF
Mr. Buchanan's policy regarding Cuba than Is
10 lie found In the one-sided statements Of The
ccnsor-bound colonial journals The colonial
government, while scdulously REFRESHING every
expression Of opinion on one side, has ST all its
engines 10 work 10 manufacture an indignant
public opinion On the other. IL could not do
otherwise; for the excitement among the Cubsns
on reading the Message was 10 great thai
counter ebulliticn was necessary The pr,sers
Captain-Ceneral, by creating imaginary coasri.
racies and exhibiting extraordinary energy III
quashinr them, has impressed upon I'll, home
ro,ornment the double conviction that Cuba I,
hery volcano, ard LA, he il tbc only man
WLo can ropfsss " eruption. He cloims g.
have created, through o policy Of combined
energy and sIayity, . strong native party, 10 Il
to Spain ami utterly u posed 10 4 SEPARATION
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w,gtiSgvS, De-. %, 1863.
Contrary 70 recent rumors ard POSITIVE assertions there
Official authority for saying that the government up to
noon today, had not received word relative 10 the
alleged return o. the schooner Susan Pensacola from
Nicaragua The government Is 10 daily teiegrsphc com.
muncaton with tho federal officers Tie several south.
ports, and Is kept ADVISED OF the albuserng move
men's so FAR as they be sscers4ncd Every c6urt
made on a part 10 Suppress thcm. The charter.
ms q steamboat Al New Orleans with this view was by
The authority of the govornmcai response 10 the sp
flics;ion for thst purpose.
II appears from the onIcsl returns from Bremen AMI
Hamburg, two q the ost important emgant ports Of
Europe, that the number q cngrauts thence 10 the
United States Al 90 for the ten months and half
previous 70 the 10th Of November last This consdera
bly, iess than the emigration Cor The correspond period
a the year previous
Lord Lyons, according 70 the lsss, British advces, viii
reach washng.on about the Ia Of March.
our government has no recent sivices from Mexico.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our special Washington Despatch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
GAIT. STONES SONORA SURVEYING PsRry-TuH
WASHINGTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAND
sALKs-MoKE RCNoss or PiLIBUsrERISG Exrs0r
Tlohs, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec %, 1868
Lieut.. Howry has received inform atom from Gusymss
Mexico by the overland rouo, to November o5 stating
that the Uned chip ST. M,ys had Just arrived at
that port, in time to prevent Captain Stones Surveying
party from beipg forcibly expelled from Sonora.
meeting As held TO day Of managcrs'of the Washing
ton Hatora Monument Society, to consider the condition
Of the buildings aud otner property and tue prospect OF
reeuminR work. The shan hundred and seventy
Zee; high left by the old Board ana the buildings ere
n bad condition The intention ia expressed Of renewing
work early as possible No statement is made or the
In hand or 10 he raised.
TIE rresdcu has Just signed Il ia said proclamation
ordering public sale, in April and MSy next 81 four mil.
ous three hundred thousaui Of land Wisconsin
which includes alternate actions along the railroad lnes
lands not scd publicly will afterwards be subject 10 pr
vs,e entry
Tic War Department received 10 day q large mail from
The Pacific coast, but containing bcyoad what
has alresdy been made pubic. The Indians were quiet
Dcgpstchcs received today at the st,ts Depart
merit from London and Paris. The Spanish Mexican din
Guilty csuscd very huc TAX Attention given al present
moro 70 Central America
Rumors again prevail here that abus,crr arc leaving
sovhcrn rof,s large oumbcrs Tho administration has
tciorrsphod their federal officers " watch vgilantiy
The Secretary a The Navy has not yet selected q Com
modcrc for the our IN place ~ Commodore Mcintosh re
viii probably vsi Until sctncng de0uas "a tnox an in
regard 20 the Gbusrrs, TIER wy " Nicaragua
Tic proper Instructions wii ,bsn b. gwen and oomps.
pnt onlccr sent o.,
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PmrSpsLPns, Dec %, 1868.
Stocks dull Pennsylvans State 6s, asx; Reading
Railroad, 26Is Morris Canal, sales Long Island Rail-
road, ia; pcnnsylvania Railroad Ash.
Mrs. ORLEANS Doc. %, 1868.
Cotton-Sllcs today 6,5c0 bales, at easier but no.
quotsbly lower prices Flour STEADY % for gupe siGet
to1cc quiet, and declined &c. &c Freigtts-o4ton 10
Liverpool I'd.
CBsRIxsroS, Dec. %, 1863.
Cotton 1rmor sales today $500 bales, or which 900
were Al ll7sc.
SAVANNAH Dec 20, 1855
Cotton market unsettled but prices unchanged sales
To-Day $50 balsa
Blr,Isosy, Dec. %, 1853
Flour has a declining tendency. whea, steady Corn
advsucinR ~hc, CSC. Tic; yellow, 74c. q Tsc. Pro-
vaions steady. Whgkey dull.
C>uSsAu, Dec 20 1853.
Flour dull whiskey dull at q &c Hogs unchanged:
sales 900 al % 70 - 60; two lots averaging 200 300
Toe, sold Tor 81 receipts 10 DAY, 5000 Provisions dull
sad unsttutd Meas porkSaes 900 bots SIS for fu.
turc delivery. Duk meats lower. lard, use. II &C.
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THxTT T,sCHrs or sNOw--nr-TvsTrox OF CRY rars-
TEAMS porsLED - Cans wirHuHswS STAGES
DRIVEN OUT or BROADWAY NJ rus aLiFPgRY
fANhasNT-ACCIpENT At TtN n0gUgKS FEggY.
Visions Of Jolly sleigh rides, summary tumbss, Snow.
balng, AMI fun generally created yesterday agles
noon by the commencement q . pretty serious enow
storm. Tho air Just The right trim, and ground
cold enough 20 preserve nearly all that fcl by
r. n The three inches Deep the great dss-
oomfure &C pedestrians and fact everybody for ,crc
Just enough not 10 be enjoyable, sc for ssgh-
ms TOO much for vhesung, and decidedly uncomfortable
FOR walking In spite q cOsc ovcrCoat top boots and
msers the piercing, driving wind carried the soow alto
books and corners, while such Of tho melted made
the sidewalks anything bu, safe Cor rapid iocono,ion
The Cmnibusea carly the evening driven from
the Broadway Russ pavement 70 the foouns
"a The side streets, " ho small astoushnient Of
unnsia,ed and dsoomlturc of such have become ut
tached 70 the casy motion Il the dangerous pave
ment in the world for horses But mufled drivers we're
MEMORABLE, for they had especial liking Tor jumping
down from their boxea " pick up fallen animals and the
grurnhers hal 70 take tho oltng, and charge 70 Tho
clerk Of the weather.
Tho Third avenue cars had pretty hard time n a.
They piled together fret tho lower end q the
route and then At the upper, sometimes having nom ten
the accumulated snow. raoy had numbor q
ming with four horses bat their trips irregular
iha, some thought they were net running
they were somewhat dciainod of course. number 81
their cars were drawn by four horses
Tie Sxh cars wore hall "a them drawn on, and
tho other hall supplied with four horses salt car was
running carly N the evening distributing salt along
he track tor the purpose IF metnl the snow.
The Eighth avenue rart Of them drawn or.
ard few running with f0ur horses Tho general dctcn.
lion a The cars wiz scrrcc of Considerable annoyance 10
tows rtetens, IN spite tho efforts 70 keep
Ing regularly. ihe LIBERAL use fsat, w8hch melted tc
f.ii, TTcvsntcd the Formation a. drfle IN thu
neghbo'hool a Tie rails sui The additional labor given
~ the homes yry great AMI tho rafu'f computes
sh0vf have tic humanity ~ employ 10 nc tcss day
he yestoriay. Tina Storm : LIZ Neoornc just A.
present however desirable mgh 1e G'er Ncv Years
day, when Tho calling md vRithf al over snowy ~
t80S ttccts mss, very fia in Ecl's 70 y. 1pe
r.N afford g s, carfs res segrs OIL 800 Years lay
nt unforiunaay the yas afs'y q ne Esaialnen gho
vsi WISER -pf Old hlrsefN sisa. caste uc IN
cca q tcpt mode ~ ccnvrysle ropaisr2 krg"r -
iaul r.a'a,' and q tham III sr~ n,et U4Se 0au,
well A. II tter laiy fion0s.
It's tsff~s tnefn, ra3 ~ VOW cantlct pv aal
naGt fheg. trls ttV less frsurut tGsn we4a n. -
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TUE New LOCATION OF QUARANrNs.--The fu-
ture location of Quarantine has been finally
settled at last, by the decision Of the Commits
sioners of Quarantine and the State officers at
Albany, on Tuesday. These officials have adopt
cd, without dissent the very plan which the
HERALD suggested us far back as the beginning
Of October last, namely:-To construct al island
on the shoals in the Lower Bay, far removed
from the Staten Island shores, and erect the
Quarantine buildings upon il. We were the first
20 propose this solution of the yexcd question TO
the location Of Quarantine, and we are happy 10
observe that the surveys and estimates made Ivy
q competent engineer have established the entire
feasibility Of the undertaking. IL appears that
an island containing five acres can be made on
Old Orchard Shoal for S135 900, and we hope
that no time will be lost in commencing opera
tons for that purpose.
We would again recommend chat ware
houses be erected thereon, with good veuti-
lating properties, where The cargoes OF in
tected ships may be stored in bond. until they
| are in fit condition TO be brought TO the city.
This ia precisely the kind Of quarantine re-
reception Of persons dangerously sick Of
contagious diseases, will answer all the pur-
poses demanded Of a quarantine. This
| plan would insure safety to our citizens; for it
has been anundantly well established that dan
gfr lies more in infected cargoes than i'll ships or
persona il would he economical, also, and we
are certain would suit the views OF merchants
and ship owners. The old routine system of
| quarantine has become nuisance which sbould
| never be rc-cstablishcd, aud we hope that no az
tempt will be made To revive il at the new site.
This settlement Of the Quarantine queetion
must prove satisfactory 70 the residents Of Sta
| ten Island. aud will doubtless restore peace and
harmony TO that justly excited region. Mean
time, let the military he withdrawn, and the farce
OF the army Of occupation be concluded at once.
The question az 10 who is 10 pay the sixty thou
sand dollars which the maintenance Of The sol
diers costs Can be decided afterwards The aou-
ton may occupy the courts for half dozen
years to come, and ill the pockets OF few
awy ers TO overlooking.
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ucnren. By the entire abolition Of the custom Of
of'ering refreshments these two classes Of New
Years customers would be cut of altogether
food or drink to casual visiter. IL might
az well be done on all days as on the first
OF the year. In some of the best houses here the
custom has been quietly abrogatcd, and this
coming holiday promises TO make large accessions
to the ranks 0! the absiainers. The present
method, however, Of paying visits to people
whom you never saw before, and probably
never will again, is manifestly absurd Instead
Of dodeing it, as some people do, every one
should come out plumpIy, and abolish il alto
gcthcr.
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The New York state Canal Convention.
SYRACUSE. Dec. %, 1868.
Tho Convention re assembled al nino clock this
ing.
The resolution pending at the Adjournment WAS taken
up 1t lis us follows
Resolved Canal Board lie petkisued
10 tie Legislature the fuftLef reduction oil caual tolls on all art
.h,, ,'a1 ~. hv 80 .s1s,a go Inv ha roIs
all articles of upward bound freight than
mil per 10 pounds per mile. 10 reduced 10 at amount
long debate cusucd UPON this.
FIX Governor HINT made lengthy speech upon IT,
An amendment was offered by Mr.. J. G. Wright, f
0ewego, which WAS fnally adopted, a follows
kealved that c0u.m,uee he ted By the
Cbslr % appear urge such re su
tois IS x tend 10 Increase tbs Of the
1snslS
Nj. Heury oReiiy, Of New York, offered expiaua
tory amendment TO the 9th resolution reported by the
business Committee last evening. Ii unanimously
adopted.
An unirnporiant debate followed relation TO the eff
ot ocy treaty -four .Uufactured America
the chan announOed the following committee 20
Pre-. s b. Hunt; Monroe, j. z. Lacy; oewcgo, H. Fitz
hugb; ODoudaga, T. G. Aivord; kes YORK, Il. UReiiIy
AS the foio~ ing Stat, nnlttee:--
Ere, II. Niles, A. H. Clap, Niassra T. l. FaGer, Or
leans, H. j. S,ckics; Monroe, Thomas Parsons, w Adhg
c,t DR.; Way q. torc; Ouoodsea J. J. Gasa d. II
tatou Ono ia, A. e. Co yer Uswogo, L. h. Cfooser. q H.
Has tnLa jefferson, II s McColum; Renss eiaer, Mat
,t,ws; Albany, q. Chase; New York, W. g. Rice, D. j..
Iigtev, j. Nyeis.
Ano tic following committee 10 confer with the Canal
Bosrc:-
C3weeo Meesrs Wright, Mcrrick and Fitghugh; Fulton,
McssIs Wolcott and Kenyon; Buffalo Me6srs Niles, Mon
tea,h, J. Allen, Jr., II. w. Rogers; Na4aea, Mr..
spaudng; Orleans. Mr. Slckles, Monroe, Mr. Midget
Wayne Mr.. Ford; Syracuse, Messrs Eaton and hooroe
vote OF thanks was passed TO tue officers, aud the
Conrcnton adjourned 10 meet at the call OF the state Cen
lral Committee.