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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.
BUTTONS THEATER-

Mad. Cora de Wibolst appeared Cor the a.. tine
since her WIS.,: 10 Ecrope, in the opera Of Pnr1ri
last night. The par. Of Eivivs demands . csp;.sl
singer, which Mac. de Wilhorst proved herself TO be-
In regard 20 method. s:ylc-schoo in a word-she
ranks with the great Italian artists. Ia voice she is
wanting in some qualities. But 50 FAR as nature per-
mi,s her she does the best. Her execution is clear
snd Brilliant her phrssing excellent; her decsma.ory
points; especially tow agi the close OF the strophe are
admirably intelligent Il shows great mobility of
mind ard of voice TO display the rare penetration of
tie Italian school OF singing which this lady exhibits.
She is the first soprano from this cy on the italian
stage who can rank in artistic ability With the natives
OF the singing country. There are greater voices in
volume. AMI more comprehensive in synpathies but
in skill she takes prime rank.
Mad. DE Wilhorss IT. it remembered, is q native OF
New.Yogk: and Other Thugs equal it il THE duty Of
this and OF every country give the preference to s
own productions. in all departments. Without such
prediction i; mast siics in tire of provncaisn
bsTbarism sad be the Intellectual turnkey OF foreign
masters The meanest nation under heaven in this
regard is the American. IL politics are cross be-
tween the cotton Plantation AID Chatham street aGd
every art, science and manufacture he not ex'in.
gushed, il is not because every possible attack does
no. come from the oligarchic Government At Wash
nston and every possible negec; RON the sclf-eected
snob, of the anti American opposition. We have tried
by every in power to Abolish this dirty pro
vincali,m; but in ths city il is Ike cleaning the
Augean stables. We say good word for the aaush-
Ter OF GU. townsmar, Reuben Wh.r,s because she
deserves il.
Nr Strak"si, sitgers are good Witness SsignoIi
md hmodo. His orchcs Ia Is not good. IL lbs no
BODY ana hence no soul. There is nol'e in one part
AMI feebeness N the otheY II has no proportion and,
the.e,rc. Is unworthy Of the Italian opera. Nj.
S,rakosh should Iarnd Il, or give mp the opera
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DEACON OF GLEYWo0DS LECTURE.
..rHr pATmnS OF mUMOR."


Mr.. DE- CoRDovA delivered the final lecture of the
course last evening Clinton Hall to large audience
lie raid that to delneate properly the true palhos OF
humor would take much mere time than he had to
give Many especially business men, despse all hui
morous writings; and many strong minded persons
deem them frivolous. The age has been called the
cage of Iron" yet genius is no longer the slave of
The public The age calls for lusty laborcrs and for
spostles of humanity. God sent them i'll the persons
III such men es Dickens, Thackeray, Hood Jcrrold,
Lever. Mathew, and Others, who struck at the great
evils of society II is the humorous writers Of this iron
age who have shown to the world IN such way as
10 make them felt the and mseries of the poor.
These philosophers ofhs age make men and broher OF
the MISREPRESENTATION OF earth and turn the charities OF
Christians TO the dying children at home instead OF
helping poor souls among the cocoanuts and bread
trees. Mr. Dickens by the true pathos OF humcr, has
forced those in authority to pay attention To the needs
Of the poor about them. The lecturer repeated several
extracts from the works Of Dickens to show the true
pathos in many of his passages. He then referred 10
The "Sony of the Shirt of dear Tom Hood,
as being almost too sacred 10 make an extract
trom. In many other pieces OF tins most
humorous Of writer's of this age is found true and
.enl., ieehng. May not in this age instead OF
fshhng CRIME, 40 to it's source and prevent II.
uNen "iso, thst most celebrated of comic Journals,
.as ~ Il many pathetic gems. Most humorous VIII
ters ais opposed 10 capital punishment, ana have
oirec'ru ''el' sa're against it, The lecture in
tetsPoi"u win passages from the humorous VIII
te1s OF the age, showing the serious and psthetic
side OF humorous poetry that il wa, full of trne love
for the race and true wisdom in proclsipn the hest
o; alternating suffering and woe The ec,nrcr
was listened to throughout with great nttantion AMI
elected frequent and hearty applause
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UICKMAN'S TRIUMPH.

Correspondence of The NJ Y. THbuna
CHrsrER. Delaware Co.. Pa. Oct. IL, 1853.
We IRE rejoicing in this arcisst borough over the
triumph Of glorious John Hickman The victory IS
oompete but alas the heart Of our gallant leader IS
bowed down under the anguish OF the sudden death OF
of his noble wife, She died of chcmorrhage at about
o'clock ON the day of the election. But FOR this be-
reavement thousands oe the voters OF this county
would be pouring into West Chester to congratulate
the hero OF this splendid victory. The vote is for;
DeLara-s Go. Chester Co. >
I,oIuan Ind 1924 $500
Brooma "A. s. Rep. .-.-.......2?1l i'dVv
Manly ieCOmp. l..--...---...-.-iii'' -,'''
AZ Town ,hi q, heard from, and IL 20. heari rom,
Was in hopes of being able to give ycu the exact
return OF Chester Couuty--seecraph OF TONIGHT viii
give it, .
clear majority of 7,GG0 over the Administration
Wilmot's District will have to look to its laurels.
II wasMr. Hickmans intention to proceed mme
dst.y after the election to yoJr IXth District ana
address the people in behalf Of his gallant eolsoores
in the good cause your own true and fearless Haskn
but that can now hardly be expected
Tie writer in common with majority OF his lei
low Republicans in this District original! opposed
,he claims of John Hickman for Republican sympa-
thies and zeaously assisted in nominating John H.
BrooInall the legitimate candidate oi the united
Republican and American parties under their ne"
name of the People party.
Il was soon found to be impossible 10 rally our party
around lis unexceptionahie nominee 10 make iignt
against the incorruptibe Hickman and his brilliant
Kansas record
The most intelligent. and influential partisans, en-
thusissts OF both wings OF our party-the most lh-
tense Americans and the most ardent Repubhcans-
were daily found to be giving up their preludices and
going over in masses to Hickman. His complete tn
umph was early toreshadowed.
Some little feeling Of stress was 'e st the close
of last week at the Of coalition by the terms
of which the friends of Manly lecomptcnltel were 10
abandon him and go for Broomal, which mght per-
haps have defeated Hickman, aud given our party
victory more disgracefu than hundred defeats;
The contest has been straight, and tho lnteilgent
people oi this District have given unmlstakaoe eVi'
dence TIA. they viii not through party feelings permit
brave defender OF Northern rights and Northern il-
terests to be sacrificed and Doughiaceism u DC thus
directly encouraged
Now that the contest il over the friends ana sup
por.ers Of Mr. Broomall heartily join with Va IN snon
ing for the signal victory over Lecomponis ann a..
the time they express on all sides tneir slr'Ie
regret for having nominated Mr.. Broomah ana TOT
persisteetiy keeping him IL the field. We esfhes.y
hope that our friends in Hs-kins District WIZ slua!
the history Of the campaign just closed in tins D5t'
and avoid the blunder we committed here haskin
must 60 back to Congress. He has Keen sc,"l io
frauds, rascaly jobs and contracts; anu hea'e"
~ ~ " pRHNOSTER
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DgPAgILRy ~ TaE STEAMSHIP PRfscE Albert
PRESENTATION of FLaG.-The steamship Prince
Albert, Of the New-York and Galway line, left this
por for Ireland yesterday, when magnificent flag
was presented TO Capt. Waters by Mis- Teresa Is
monde Of Brooklyn, in behalf OF number oil lrsh
adde's Of New York and Brooklyn.
The contributors to the purchase of the Tag aud
their friends chartered the steamer Massachusetts,
and accompanied the Prince Albert down thu Bay to
the G. aran,ne grounds, where the presentation took
place. Ca7t Waters made brief and appropriate
reply, and then returned to his steamer, which then
left amid the hearty cheers Those on bossd the Mas
rachu.e,ts
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TUFATERS LAST NIGHT.

There rms a rush ri the nu., tube last nj M to the
various tea,ers ana full houses enjoyed every
where.
At Lorrs k.saes tie new play by Tom Taylr WAS
decidedly secescfu, ssd received the unanimous ap.
plaase oi he largest audience Of the season. Not
being able to get anything like sight OF the stage,
VIZ can only Judge OF the acting by the applause heard
at tho door. We hope tc see the play soon.
AT Uailacs's Charles Dances " Marriage n Lot
terry was also complete success and went eli with
unusual eclat. The house excellent.
The BroQd1cay was jaramed full every seat beirg
occupied although the play was the. stale Lady OF
LYONS" Julia Dean was welcomed as shedeseryes,
and played well, bat not wi,h her accustomed spirit.
The closing pieces, about midnight. we did not see
At MfroYoiaaa Muse Hal what a miserab.y
awkward name y the English compeny commenced
avspiciousy. Simpson & CO. was done cleverlyi
Ladies Bewsre vas admirably rendered by Mark
Smith and wife Briggs, Mrs. Archibad and Mrs. John
Seton, the last named being most excellent. The
sterpiece, Box and Cox, WAS fairly worked up BY
T. Wemyss and s, Suith, Iir. The Frsueh company
vii not play to night the English troupe repeat last
nights bill,
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JEFFERSON CO. y. T. NOMINATIONS
Cor-e.1o-sssss 9: Tt y Y TFsase

CHAtA0NT, Oct. ~, lSIs.
Beow I give you the nominations ior thu. county.
Congress, {. B. Hoard Republican. The Democrats
met to day AID adjourned wi;hou. making nomina.
tom i, i, thought they will take up Caleb Lyon, the
independent candidate. Justice OF Sessions, b. X.
Halves, Republican; 6. ". Cornwell, Dcmocra-
County Clerk, X. d. B.ddlecom. Republican and II.
A. Murray, Democrat. Tie Republican Assembly
nominations are: Isl District, Russel Weaver, Hi,
p. $. Stewart; Hid, Prnsn Fish. The reports from
Tie several towns Of this comfy Indicate not only sue
cess for local ticket, but good round majority for
he State nominees. Our friends are aware that the
stro,g Republican counties must come out with tner
full fore, is they would triumph IN the S,ate,
and they alY q. work 30 secure full vote.
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s.. JOINS. n. f., Monday, Oct IT, iooo.
~. Vanderbilt United States Mail steamer Ariel'
C,r. Ludlow from Bremen and Havre VI" 'u'-
hampton Oct 6, passed Cape Race Oh 'u"'''' '"'
18th inst, at 5p. IN. vv.L H.
The Ariel has 80 passengers for new 'o'" i'ef
news reached here to-day r A..
There ia no improvement IN the "o'hins 'i 'ne
Atlantic Gaelic at Vaenta'
Tha Submarine Telegraph Company have issued
,rono,als for fI5oooo additional capta 10 lay two
- from Hall to Elbea IN Hanover, ana lonning
a.,;,o is TO be held at Paris in November TO
..-,nyements for the construction of r canal
.c,osss The Ishmus of Suez.
The specie in the Bank OF Austria amounts TO
eli 900 00 sterling, and the aggregate amount held
IN the Banks Of England, France and Austria is -
Eve millions ia word is omitted in the dispatchl.
The Western Bank has made call Of 100 additional
shares for the LIST Of November
There were large quantities Of tea at Canton waiting
file reopering of trade for expectation. Trade had
been resumed at Shanghai
Rum0rs we're ahcat that there were two French
Charles George.
The Hing of Denmark was quite i'll.
Lord EgiD was at Japan, and L. S. Commissioner
Reed at Shsnghae.
Affairs Of Canton were in most unsatisfactory state
Cholera had appeared among the Chinese army.
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A MAS Rrss Wih,.-During the reception yester-
day afternoon, at lne Battery, OF the list Regiment,
BY the th. the crowd entertained by exhibit
ton which mingled amusement with terror in de-
cidedy rovel way. An individual evidently suffering
from recent bations got into of the houses Of the
row at the foot Of Broadway, and instantly mounted
to the roof thence the chimney sprnging from one
derner window to anuther-in fact, throwing the most
agile antics Of the monkey completely into the shade.
Finally balancing himself on one foot on the top Of
chimney. he hsrsngsed the crowd at length. Two
policemen were in the mean time illustrating their
nimbeness Of foot trying TO terminate his perform
snces but he, anticipating the movements OF his pur-
.uers would no sooner allow them to appear on one
roof than he would instantly disappear through the
donner window OF another, and presently emerging
from another window, salute them with his most
Chesteriiedian bow. Finally, more by stratagcm
than agility, they succeeded in capturing the game
and oagng him in the First District Police Station
House.
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ARREST or SrspIcIoUs COMMUNICATIONS
Farley and Slowey of the detective force, yesterday
arrested three men, who gave their names as VIM.
Jones, NJ l.. Baldwin and Franklin Collins, suspi-
cion of having presented fraudulent or stolen 30
treasury note to broker in Wall street, and obtained
cash for the same Che treasury note was made pay
able to w. Joshua Allen Of Maricn, Williamson Co.,
Illinois, From letters and papers found upon the per-
SONS Of the above named parties, it il believed that
they are extensively engaged in the manufacture OF
counterfeit money Some letters, signed in cipher,
supposed to represent the names OF al organized band
of about six thousand engaged in the business order
ing quantities OF the counterfeit bills, also found.
One letter requests the immediate remittance of $780,
wherewith TO buy oil judge and prosecutor to secure
the liberation from prison of OF their party.
Notes designed for negotiation, made out for one of
the parties were found in the of Frank Bishop
Of Troy n. Y; trank Brown OF Lowell, Mas. ;
Frank Owens of Manchester, n. H.; Frank II. Col
ns of New York; Franklin Collins of Nev-York; and
Frank Osgood of Gerhs Falls, N. Y. These cast
great suspicion upon his movements and doings.
Many letters from married woman of Hanover
street Boston addressed to him as Frank Osgood,
convey the impression That she is likewise concerned
with the gang in their operations but testimony
could be aducei TO show that the Treasury note pre-
serted was really worthless, that il had been stoen
the suspected parties were discharged from custody
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

Extraordinarily lid District, Henry W.
Slocum.
Krscs.-Assemby Hid District, Ii. b. Duryea
S1yrBFs.-Assembly, lid District Wickham r.
Croker.
CYysrss.s-Sheriff, DAME! +. Pickering; County
Clerk Horace Weller; Assembly, Peter Wintermate;
Justice of Sessions, Hiram Rouahy; Coroners, {. D.
Bentley, S. b. Denton.
sr,Iw,x-ror Sheriff. james r. Bush School
Commissioner Peter d. Laiius.ou; Superintendent:
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FIRST KILLING FROST.
n nfThe N Y Tribune,

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
RusHvILLE, Schuyler Co., H., Oct 9, 1858.
Last night We were honored with the first visit for
fhe season of Mr. Jack Frost He fonnd cur corn
crop nearly all out Of his REACH the Fall having been
unusually pleasant down To date. Lowest temperature
at any previous date SO Fahr this morning at day
light. the mercury stood at 26' Fahr Considerable
ice was formed.
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MwSr,EBYp.-A party Of Young ruf'iins er u
the grocery store Of Henry stneke, No. 20 neni!
street ard sitter cal ng for drinks attempted 70 c'ea
a row. The clerk endeavored to eject them rom .ne
premises, vhereupOn Of the number staooea nm
indieting q severe wound over the le!t MP i"'
wounded man was Immediately attended BY p' ru''
cell who declared his injuries serious. The fouro-
Wsrd police took him to the New-fork Hosp"A' &c
young ruian who inflicted the wound was are'eu a"u
is safely lodged in the Fourth Ward Station HOUSE.
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GROWS DISTRICT.

Corssspondcncc of The n. Y Tribune
WfLLsBoEo Pa, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1888.
Grow has 2,40O majority in T.oga County. The
entire Republican County Ticket Is elected by from
600 to $50 majority Tie State Ticket has LOO
majority NJ H. C.
[Grows majority in tho District must exceed
5000 Ed.
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The GrssSss CRoP.-The Richmond Ohio ~
ssys, il estimated that the Ginseng frsae o
the county for the present season will amount 70 ABOUT
900. Large quantities Of this article have sreaay
been sent to Eastern markets and there are yes
suns Cd hand in the course Of preparation for s1pone
ton. 1t requires no outlay to procure H. ana many
families are engaged n gathering il, and hna pay
ing, cssh business,
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The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

TRINITY BAY, Monday, Oct To- INb'.
PETER COOPER, ESQ for the Directors of the Allan
tic Telegraph Co., n w / regret to say that the
preconcerted signals arranged by Mr.. Thomson have
failed to elicit any improvement in the reception of
signals here.
i do not know if any improvement has taken place
at yaentia.
commence repeating the same system on Wednes-
day next. ID. '. DE SAVrf'
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IsDIAsA STATE FNR.-The total recen.s ,,.rs
$1,000. The exhibition of stock is spoken of as
'very orod,abe." One crop of twenty acres of com
offered for premium, gave an average of l3s bushels
per acre. The best gave leo bushels the poor.
est 1925 bushels. 1t grew on Ohio River bottom
land ne al Rising Sun.
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HEALTH OF BISHOP SorLE.-We learn from the
Memphis papers, that the venerable and much be.
loved Bishop Soule Of the n. 4. Church South is in
very feeble health, his condition being considered
quite pyecafious lie had become too much debitate1
sven to reply 10 correspondents. aud requested a
pubic statement TO tina. effect
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NEw-YoRK ST,ry FAIR REosRTs.-The total re.
septs OF the Fair at Syracuse were slOsl5 81 Last
year, a, Buffalo, sl3O7s 80. This failing Of was all
owing 70 the rain on the third day.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

ALB,sr CoUsrr.-For Congress. Erastus Corning;
Sheriff, Thomas W. Van Alstyne County Clerk
Robert Babcoc.; Justice OF Sessions, Hugh Conser;
Coroner, Abraham Leierer.
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Of Poor. Fgby Everett Sessions, Levi, Gregory;
A,a mbly, Chasle, c. r. Edredi Coropers. Abra lam
W. Newknk, William L. Appley, Leroy N. Wheeler.
Til. Ticket PUBLISHED kosl,y. uni-i Tie head #
t4Tk
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CoUsTERFEr bills on THE PEoPLs's BASX.-A
well executed counterfeit go bill On the People
Bank Of this city, was Yesterday passed by stage
driver at one of the stores IN the Tven.yfrst Ward.
b. az arrested and detained for examination.
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WINTER TINE TABLE.-There was genera ~"
several Commi.:e s were appointed Time Tables.
Freight Rates sc. The Committee on lime ,sR0i -
ed he following Time Table, which was o1defea "
taxa etfa.t on ,hs ..Hh November:
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The Yellow Fever at New-OrIeans.

NEw-ORIFANs. Monday, Oct. rs, IS1S
The deaths in this city by yellow fever on Saturday
were 30, and for the week ending on that day, 80.
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RocKL.sD Corsry.-A Peoples County Con-
yen,ion is called BY long list of responsible cit
liens Of each township in this County, comprising Re-
publicans, Americans and Anti-Lecompton Democrats
TO meet at New City the 10Th inst. and nominate
County Ticket. Said ticket will not only be nomi-
mated but elected.
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To crown the exercises Of tac evening nearly huni
red rockets were sen, up and amid sheks and cheers
the diminished procession moved away.
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PENNSYLVANIA EECTTOf.

Jow,.--7Ee Chicago Iimo' Claims the election OF
w. L. Ieii.ngwei, Anti.LecomPtcn Demotrat, IN the
lei Congressional District.
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DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETISG.-The Vanderbilt por-
ton of the Kings County Democracy assembled in
mass meeting in the Brooklyn City Hal Park, last
evening There was 4 very large gathering, with a
perfect sea of banners and about eight bands of music
The Tenth Ward Clubs, numbering some 900, had
three bands cannon was fired and sky rockets We're
let off in abundance Dr. James ii. Huchins presided
at the meeting assisted 10y the usual number of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. Speeches were made by
Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson, Col. Doheny Dr. John
Barker. +. G.. Lchfed, the candidate for Congress
Vim. S. Yaw, ID. Parmenter, b. +. Browne, j. r.
Heunessey, and o.hers. The meeting adjourned at
late hour
TUX AnrRIc,y BorrERs.-Those Kings County
Americans, who are opposed to a fusion with the
Republicans met al the Shakespeare Hotel last even
ing, James K. Burton Of the Eleventh Ward, in the
Chair. A general debate followed the organization,
when a motion was made 10 60 into q straight-out
nomination for Congress- which was finally carried.
motion was also carried 10 go into an informal bal
lot and afterwards both motions were reconsldered
Dr. GRAY then made motion directing the Is orisi-
nal boilers to fill up the delegations of the different
Wards after which the Convention adjourned TIL
Friday evening for the purpose of making Con-
cressional nomination.
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The Needs Of American Agriculture.
AN ADDR f. y s
BY HORACE GREELEY

A, TIE F.y-;,e coan:y A.Fieur.i Fr, cosas=ss rsi
ssr- 0. iSs
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iOurned sane dc.
KINGS COUNTY AMERICAN CONVENTION.

This body met at the City Hotel, Mr.. B. +. Thomas
in the chair. The reading of the minutes were dis
pensed with and Mr.. VIM. II. Strong repeated the
terms of union agreed upon, and stated that Mr. Il.
NJ Stevens had rendered his declinaon as the candi-
date for County Clerk The report was received, and
the action of the Conference Committee was indorsed
bv a vote of 50 to Ii. A Committee consisting of
Mcssrs Spader, Finn and Peck, appointed to in
form the Republican Convention of the action OF their
BODY On their return the Committee were discharged
The Republican Committee apprised the Convention
of the nomination Of Charles W. Thomas for County
Clerk and the nomination was indorscd. Some con-
fusion was thereafter created in consequence of the
dissatisfaction of the Eastern District Delegates with
the candidate for Surrogate. The opponents of the
candidate for Register also made stir, and the follow
inc resolution was offered by DIR. Rowland:
R,solrcd Of the Convention not only
premature but and h-reby declared nun ans 'oio
Mr.. Cady made some remarks offering to submit the
whole matter so far 40 he concerned to the Con-
ference Committee and abide by their action.
The resolution was lost by a vote OF - Yeas to 10
Nays.
The object of this resolution to make some
changes in the ticket.
The Convention shortly after adjourned s,Hs die.
The following are the candidates "a adopted aud
confirmed by both Conventions:
For Member Of assembly. .....James Humphreys tRep.l
10, y............... Howard c. Cady (Am
EI.Hf.. E,.p ANY
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-FOUR DAYS LATER ERoM EUROPE.
THE ARIEL OFF CAPE RACE.

N, Newfoundland and American compcny' b'"''' ''
S-N No n w all