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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-01
HIRAM e. NJ RETNOLD
Auction and Commission.

~ .YF3( Js1.s' 5 DO, SUCGESSOHs
-Ez0 to Woolsey & Nelson, viii continue the
Commission bus IIi1s-, Lolh private sale and at
auction, at the old stsnd, corner Main and Third
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where
they VIII pay particular attention 10 tho sale f
everything entrusted to them they viii attend TO
ANY auction sales anywhere ia the city,.
Particular attention given 70 the sale Of lands
snd Town Lots, &C., &c. febIs-Iy
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81 =. cR-s.E'E1, FoR W:SRDI.N'0
Commission Merchant,

@sfT0 Gs-z sc BE.xJs-TED.--YYe are prepared
~ to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
Quantity OF Grain, Produce, Merchandise, on tne
most liberal terms. r
HaV ing large and airy rooms up STAIRS particulsr
care will be taken of Household Furniture. AeFf
cultural Implements and all kinds of Goods or
wares liable TO damage from damp rust.
insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, or longer whef desired eefta
Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and
w. and Il. Canal; and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad. Apply to
APPS - -ai-it GEO FOSTER &. co.
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S rlsEGUBaR EVANSVILLE g lCANNBITON
s..as- TESi-W EEKLY PACK Ell.
zR.FCERT TIME! P.EGAET PR

HB.FCaET TIME! P.ECAET ERE-
II CESI Tho fast and 81 ht ~.
passenger packet Aida, Capt. f--s1ifs5 = :
CHARLEY DEsHLEe, Clerks " orJh 80
ington and Cooper, j. now placed permanent
packet in the trade aud viii lcave Evansville pune
tualy every
MONDAY. WEBN EsI8Y, AND FRIDAY,
at 10 o'clock = ~, and return Tag, viii leave Can
Melton every
at 4. NJ For freight .tsStSt. apply on board,
80 aEgl
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Es..n>si.ie Paper Mills!
J. Jaxs PROPRIETOR,
&. SCHMl1"r, & STARK, AGENTS,
Nu = & ., First It, Evansville.
Always on iland 1n;l for sale 1T Eastern prices,
all qualities of wrapping PAPER.
~ Raa,sai the highest market price, taken in
exchange for paper. octlom6
<fHEESE! CHGEs -SUsT EE
Z ct-ved per steamer Ma',lay-.O boxes extra
itrrburgh cheese. superior article f''r cutting
cut - tux.s frcii>ll 20, ~ very ine-for fami-
D. i,s~ at .. + EtiEkiNk 'GUHAlCK CO.'S
.astiS -- II Main street.
4,Usl.sE.! &U6J.sR,-K.N" - TORE .g.S'ED
~ for sale at reduced prices ioo0ibs extra crush
ed sugar AT lie per pound fine sample as can
le f.nnd in the United States. ."a0 Ibs of "A supe
ii IF grad. Of New Orleans sugar, cheap at
ncfIs ERSKINE, GURNICk & CO.'S
~ Main street, sole agents
J.Aos So .NOA.FssEs .f.V.z3 sUG.2k!
e. y 100 bills choice new siolhasss;
- hhds 50 g Sugar;
a &C, = : '' y '''-'' -'-' Es. BABCoCK.
gP.s TTE.N-6-I5O g.zE r. = C.a.S.N,eL-
ZgG ton No I, just received and for sale by
uci19 GEORGE FOSTER & co.
FBJYE U.N'E3ERsFGayN.ED HAS OPEN
L ed Il drawing class for mechanics. Those who
wish join requested, call at his Office in or
lief to 'eSpeak the p"rtIeuiSrsiF R1cK Architect
oct19 Office in Cre-cent City Bank Building
hTtOREECTEC.N-.n PEOPLE
U are under the impression that Rosser Bros
& 60 are keeping fine silk and fancy dress goods
only. For the Information Of such we would state
that stock of staple goods is complete, such as
CALIC0ES, GINGHAMS, DEBAGES, MerinoS,
wool fannels the best of canton hannels, linseys,
bs;che,I AMI brown s!lirtings and sheetings, &c
Also sittines, Jeans and cissimeres, for men and
b. " wear. Cal! il and examine.
.Rt}SSER BROS & co.
OCT 10 No. 81 Main street.
zoo 0U.Y-L.Es o = ssUE.s F.y-Es-E' o "
- crs & Wegltmiu's III Iiitctnre, Just received
and for sale at small uyaIc' on eastern price, at
WIN II. p. $40 DDARD'S,
oct19 t-s' ~ IT Main street.
~ .9.nFsS! E.R.H e sS'H0 Il SAFE
IL and retail. a lOt in store to-day direct
from the manG.flct ureTs at the Drug Store of
a.aaEaa th " Mil. p STpDDARD,
oct19 II Main street,
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. GsRPET Cyf.sE.t'-F0RTK MIC

CHILLS AND FEVER. ~
ETXS $ # X II ~ ~ R-P = 8 = ~ ~
Il strange-that persons VIII continue shake
from day to day, week to week, and month to
rIuntii with Agnes when s,vchty-iyesents invest
oti in DR.. Harkers Chlorine Ague Killer would cure
them sound and we'll. Try it. For sale at
ootlO THUMPSON'S Drugstore,
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RgRol ~; ~, -9EM.fE-G-S; REcExE

RERG Esr.S' e -9sR.W.EoE; RECEIVE
IAD ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL
CO MnaaS5tEas5 MERCHANTS
Agents tor hanaW IL. st Company, Evans vile, In
diana. We have formed cO-partnership under the
style of BROwN S AIE5fAN, and offer our services ia
the capacity as set forth in card above.
We are fully prepared to extend every faciiity to
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and ASSURE them that their interests SHAH
be faithfully represented, should they be PLEASED TO
favor US with their patronage.
Office and Warehouse on the corner of Main 81 .
and the Canal.
20. WEI. BROWN, W NJ ALTMAN
Late of Howard & Brown. Late of FOSTER, & Co
ia5t22-tf
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EVANSVILLE, INUIAhA.
Re- Particular attention given to the forwardin
u general Merchandise and Produce, by River,
Canal, Railroad. ap2g-6nl
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BLUEGR ASS NURSERY
yvyHzs sUascREBRR ORRERs n.

Located on The Petersburgh Road, ten miles
from EpnnspiLLe
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RIVER ITEMS

ARRIVED.
Anglo-Saxon, st Louis Dollie webb, Pittsburg
Silver Star, Paducah st Louis, st Louis,
Kate May, Memphis Lue Eaves CarroltOn
mo TompKins, Portland X NJ Patton, Portland
North'n Light, do John Gault, Cairo
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EOEE.S~ .. .gsxTCEEREE : co., RE-
81 -CEIFI&G, FORWARDING AND COMMITS
p --.-.--. SION MERCHANTS.
Mater street h..ENeen Main and Locust.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-01

EEVOBA eco AND CIG.4RS.-- ...-F
II $50 boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted.
Brands lbs, Us, rs, los, al.ti S., lump.
loo caddies choice Chewing
100000 Imported German and Havana Cigars.
1905 Haf-Spanisli CistrS.
! For snle hY Isept2I1 WI EELER 4 RIGGS.
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RE- Rigs wanted, for Groceries or CASH
TEnnuirrr copy -lf}t -.sa If- q 3
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@T.sR I.g.S-OkKS-0.s-E HU.N-E9RED
~ boxes fer sale low by sst1Il sr s.5s -.tF
oct 3 sr- s. L. GILBERT It co.
AVOKFEE.I5O B-gGS PRF.nE REQ
~ Coffee, received and fer sale by z-'E q Il
oct6 sd. GEO FOSTER e. co.
HELIR-25 L1RGE BBES. ron SALEBY
4 5iF-asE-s SIS. T.. GILBERT & Coz
sopl2 'asfst No. Sycamore street.
6DAA WHOLE md HALF BdRRELS NEH
2lReD Noa1 White Fish for safe Ivy .ssa,
E-epI2 *. Il. GIL BERT .SsC0.
EEVsR.gS'! FSs.4S!!--E.9.MKzEEsS CIV
Il get a suprrnr article Of garden growth Teas,
intended expressly tor conn"isseurs, iu the Drug
Store, II Main street. W. II. P..Srfr)DARD.
SHIP STEFE.-IO T0ySfS E'H sSR
~ Ship Stuff received and for sale 10y
sepI6 GEO. FOSTER et co.
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Hp.s TTE.N-GLI5O Eg.EE E!S C.4.S.N,EL
syE ton No I, Just received and for sale by
,srlg GEORGE FOSTER Il co.
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SBUE U.N'ESERSEGf.NED HAS OPEN
4 ed Il drawing class for mechanics. Those who
wish join requested to call at his Office in
,ler bespeak the particulars
~ SSH. j. tx FR1CK, Architect.
oct19 Office in Cre.cent CITY Bank Bull ding.
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ne BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DIS
PATCH AND FIDELITY -ss ----
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent.
sepG-3md&w t"-'
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$40 q s.. AZ o A.F sSES .f.v'Es SUG.2le !
e. " 100 bills choice new Molasses;
- hhtis 80 g Sugar;
nrt24 rs BABCOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
"a PAN.

The latest news from J,psn lie the revival, in {
Few shsTe, of the question as to tbs rste OF eI
change between japanese sid foreign coins grow
ips out IF the peculiar character Of JsP.nese cur
currency. Though that currency insists of go.t
and silver coins, those coins clrcalae at muct
greater value than the upcOped metal bears in the
market Thus, piece Of coined silver will pur
chsse a piece of unconed silver Of three times
greater weight at the time Of Con. Perry
treaty the Jspspese Insisted that coins were tc
them Only so much uncoi.ed metsL Hence tbsy
declined to recognize or dollar as any more than
an equivalent for their itzlbo, which weighs only
one-ttird ss much As silver bears much higher
value in proportion to gold in Japan than else
where, the exchange Of cur cold CONS Was
still more seriously against Us According 20
the view taken by our merchants, the ef.
feet Ct this arrangement was 10 make our sl-
Yer collar pass in Japan for only thuJ three cents.
Dor consul, Mr Harris, thought be had got over
this difficult! BY supplementary treaty By which
it Wss sgreed tsat our COINS should De excbsDged
against japanese coins, weight for weight The
japanese Government, however has met ibis stip
ulation BY issuing new coin, for ths express pur-
pose, il WOut seem, Of being gwen il e,cllnse for
for eD silver. These pieces have the We ett Of half
collar bat they pass fox obiy half az itzioo, so
that Two Of them beng given Ia exchange for q
dollar, which they equal IN weight, the Old arrange
meDt reyises again, the dollar producing in e1-
change nog three i,Zieoes but only one as before.
The Issue Of this new coin is not at ali sgreesble
to TIE foreign residents who lad expected uoder
tie Iew arrangement thst tie dollar would 60
three times ss fsr in purchases from tie J,psnese
IS hitherto II had done If the trade witt japan
consisted in : nutusl exchange Of commodities,
this currency question would be of Little cOnse-
queDce. But thus far, while We have purchased
provisions, coal aid other japanese products, they
have rot been much inclined to take any thing from
Us except ocllars.
After 81, upon This matter of the exchange Of
our dollar against their i'zioo, it seems to Us th,.
the Japanese have the best Of the argument ff
tie iizbo has forced circulation By tie authority
Of The Government ard for its benefit, at salue
three tines great SIS tina. Of urcoined silver, whs.
rea,on Is there why the foreign merchant .hOuld
claim to come 10 aud share the benefit of TIL. forced
circulation II he gets for hi, silver aad god, BY
weight 81 that 80 much silver or I'D bullion sells
fox IN japan, what ground hiss he 10 a.k sDy more ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

-wsrd dell Phillips in one Of his speeches during the
C,mpromise excitement in 1850, illustrated toe rel.-
tio1 to Mr. Webster Of his Boston friends, who sw
lowed the professors Of years in supporting HIN
through tba; crisis, by the cory of wnst the tpsy
Duke Of Norfolk said once 20 a boon companion whom
re found deed-oruuk in the kennel. The Duke was
reelng home from the tavern night for even
Dukes used to haunt taverns sxry Yeas siIcel, add
found one Of bis jolly friends PROSTATE in the mud
lie himself too far gone to assist him, so be said
to him, "yy dear fellow, cant help you up, but Iii
90 the next best thing for you'll lie aor~ By y0ur
.ide :" which he did. The iscetious Boston cJrre-
spordept Of The Anti-S.orery Standard revives the
story and says
There in these United States that enjoyed the
excellent felicity IL ns Illustrative sory than Mr. Webster
did have be.n assured, from lie best authority thst when
table ssr dinner be would oen on one Of hi,
eres who capital yaeoEtevr, for Wendell Phillips story u
tie Duke Of Eork ED tired Of hsog
OF it the humiliation Retainer. 10 Ia e
bal thai poin. and pune.ncy this eternal est
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
THE YACHT WANDe ER.

The famous yatch WaEderer has sailed sgain
from the port Of Savannah on new shaving expe-
diton 70 the Coast of Africa. The account given
BIZ the telee raph s that being provided With full
crew, provisions, and ammunition, she was stolen
by ole Capt Martin, with whom her owner, the
notorious Lamar, was in treaty for the sale OF herr
and that having thus stolen ship crew, provisions,
and ammunition, Capt. Martin proceeded to sea
without any papers. a steamer provided By the
Coector-Lamar himself being also on board
went ip pursuit, but returned without oyerhsullng
tie stolen vessel the la.t news from her being by
the shppit master, who was carried OIL when sne
ssiled, bat who has siuce returned IN boat, ana
who states that Capt. Martin said he was golog 10
the Coast Of Afri:a for cargo Of slaves. no
dub. che is, aud 10 doubt the provi-
sious ard ammunition were placed on
board and the crew shipped with that express
intention. As to Capt. Martins stealing the yes
sell that, We appreheDd, is matter well under
stood between him aDd Lamar. II saved the Ie-
es..ty Of applying to tee custom house for papers,
which, perhaps. might lot have been granted with
out some dissgreesble scrutiny. Seeing the vessel
cited ou,, AID crew oa board, the Collector
knowing her sntecsdents, ought TO have seized her
st cIce tu,, considering the failure VI the AdGin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
PANIC.

Whether tie good people of Hsrper's Ferry are
to be considered fair specimen OF tee citizens OF
Virgin. we cannot ssy. AZ all events they have
great faculty of frightening Others, and ELL
greater faculty Of frightening ttenselSes Though
the population Of the pace i., we belie7e, some
two thOuss1d or upward, under the impase OF
pure terror they allow score OF iasiders 70 hold
thel town for thirty-six hoars and for suett ,cst
appears would tsve let ttim I'll Tow 10 possession
Of tie United States srseDal but for to. arrival Of
de;schuieut Of m.rites from Washington Even
afeT tie 'ea,h capture q 81 the Invaders. still
they persist, since there IS robody el.s 70 60 IT, II
f.iehieniDs themselves Ttey take it into their
head That tae people q Saodg Hook, which
seems to be e neehbOring village, are being meT-
drred. Somebody rushes 10 Sandy Hook to iuforn
toe people of that fsct, and in short tine the
whole population, men, " men, and children, come
rushiDe into tie town. The marines, the rec,P,Os
Of Inc Arfensl, are reused up at Midnight sad start
ed of TO ire new scene Of Danger. they hod
everything quiet and tie commander makes up his
mind 70 return with his meu to Wastit gtca. No
scorer are they gone than the people Of Harpers
Il
Will persist 10 believing ttat they are surrounded
by spies snd accom- plices Of Captain Brown They
make violent but rot very successful efforts at
military oigaoz,tlon IN their own defense, aud
every stranger wko enters TIE place is at once
.eizeo upop ss one o. Browns accoOpiices.
But the fright of the good people OF Ilarper's
Ferry, With tho consequent yiyaoity OF their inns
l. At Of
Of our New.York journalists The absurd stories
winch tie Effects Of fright led the HarPers
Ferry people to propagate. are entirely ou'dons
by .he.r fellow aarmists ii tits CITY. LIE most
that w,s achieved at Hsrpers Ferry was to cod-
vert teyenteen white men and five free negroes
into two or three hundred whites aud Elk or seven
hundred iosurgept slaves. The Heroh arc The
EJPJtss g. quite beyond that Ia tie agony OF their
terror they COVERT John Brown into Gov. Seward,
Johp Browns seventeen white men ito tie Re
publcsn party. and the fee free negroes into all
the slaves in the Uoited States rising 10 cut the
throsts of their masters. Those t~o words, IRE.
"presslble conflict CLEAN before their eyes IN
letters Of fire end blood. They see in Browns
crazy enterprise Only tie forerunner OF general
Republican onset, sword in land, not upon Har.
peI's Ferry merely, but upon the entire Soah.
Hitherto they have represented the Republican
leaders as a set Of selfsh politicians, seeking to
avail themselves Of the fana!lclsm Of the Abolition
ists SIS 8 steppipgstOns to political power. Nov
they see il the.e same leaders only heatlOng and
bloody tools Of abolition f,natcism. The terror at
Harpers Ferry is beginning TO subside, aud ID due
time our New.YoIk journalists may get over their
panic also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

The n. L. Times charges Republican journals
with so attempt 10 fasten the rcsponslority OF
" Senator Broderlck- death upor the Admial'tra
&" tiop and ln,tspces THE TRIBUNE IS one Of those
to which it's ceDsures apply. We cal for citations
IN support o. Tbs charge. Wcen, whtrs, snd what
las THE TRIBUNE sad that sought or Sc med 70
fssten The responsibility Of Senstor Bto1trcks
dea h upon TIE Administration ~ such charges
should 1eyrr be made on light grounds Let u
s.e the ,,uud.tiop Tor this on
TIE Times proceeds to ceu,ure Gov. Stewards
Rochester speech rs "cslculatsd, by IFS 'sgne To-
tma,i,ns, 70 foIess.jow, 70 the hopes lrha'
botes ! Of one section, and 'e,rs Ut the other,
." Just sucb result, as have happened.
when be spoke Of the triumph Of toe Republican
parry a. cer'sn 20 brUg about the abolition OF slavery
b. rgusges1re to be msuucerstood ~ ono class
and usrt presented by Other ,snd every o)pefer<
top m usice cell If self interest tquired, that
be Sd, u6 e1psle ciesdy aud uumistsksoly the meaas
AID sosrc ee ny which these predicted Ie'us we're to
be bought shout. lie did not cbo;e 10 bo thus ex-
pi;cit. apd he abd tie Republican patty have ever
slrce bsen paying the pebalty OF ais refusal
Here, agalo, is charge which should move.
have been put forth unsupported BY citations. st
seems 10 Us grossly. ipexcp,aby uGjust No
reader of Gov Stewards Rochester Speech, with
honest intent to ascertain ut peryert It's meaning
ever suspected BIN of melting, or desiring or pre-
oictlng, seIye Instructions in the Save States
No one suspected him Of proposing or wishing to
advance the Ants avery csuse through the instru-
mentality OF violence aud bioOdsbed or through
sDy other seencies than those Of appeals to the
reason spd conscience of those interested. See
ho~ explicitly in that Rochester Speech, be guards
against such peryersiops as this of The Times:
"It rem aims TO ssy this point only one word to
guard ega'nst nIsapprehenson: II these S:,tes are
aaaip o becon U,iversslly slsvehodlng, | do not
% eeno to sy ~ith violations of III, constitution
that end shall he accomplished On me otter ka.d,
rhte do copfdens 5titre and hope met my country
triH yet became land Of mineral freedom do net
trlfcl that n u,H be made otherwise tadn through
me acitor Of he seveyai Suites cooperating c me
F.dtrai GOrernnent and all acting strsct conform
Uy trtfh thar rtsDtcttre constitutions
If this is lot explicit what could be Gov.
Seward expects Virginia to rid herself Of Slavery
precisely as New.YuIk has already done that very
ttirg. Is there any excuse for misapprehending
him7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

The E1p,ess calls upon all it's followers to do
everything 10 prevent Dir. Stewards return to the
Senate in 1851. There is no occasion to labor
against bis nomination to the Presidency, says Tae
Erp,e.S because there is no possibility of such an
event; but bis reelection to the Senate is possible
and must be stopped We have heard this frantic
style of language before; it was sband,Dt ia 1915
AID Ie54 but toe People Of New.York made Mr
Sc ward Senator in spite OF il.
The whole poli'ics of The Express and Of its fol-
lowers is hatred Of Dir Seward The feeling on
their part i- honorable to It's object
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
THE BATTLE OF THE STATUS.

Art masters nus. be looking up in the Bay
State. The Great and General Court Of that
ancient Commonwealth have resolved not to set up
smother molten iusse in the grounds Of their Cap
isol without they Ike it. How far they may be
competent TO pass upon such . matter may posi-.
bly, be question. We do not presuue at this dis
tarce to give any iudgpen. on SO ~estty subjec.
as the Powers Statue OF Dir. Webster. Even
tupposiDg Ne had seen IT, il would id become Us 70
hsve any opinion which should differ from that of
0VI A'he0, On point Of Ar. Bat in tolerstly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

esries, Slaughter housfe, sud kildred establish
nenis, are to be PROCEEDED against ard sb'sec.
bow much mere, stey Argue, should those places
where body ard xol are wrecked be prohibited
sud suppress ed. More tran seven terihs OF tue
cost Of police md psuPe,i,u car be traced to ru ~
sellers, more pretebtious gambling hou'es, aud
bro,heis TIE Grad jury satdly argue u"
those vino deIiEe profit from the use OF thef
premises for sucA purposes ought to be faia
responsible for TIE evil. Which thsy in1ict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
American County Convention, al
Hudson.

HUDSON, Ffidsy, DC. II, I5JJ.
Ar American County Convention wss ned here u.
day Ffy delegates present OUT Of eighty, whcs
would baye been fal repIese citation of the tsss
TIE session quite stormy, aod inte'spersed aid
considerable rowdyism. Doe or two small 6ghh oc
cured. A ticket vas formed, composed m,,oy d
Democratic ard Republican nominees Tas prLc pa
interest turned upon the action Of the Convention 9Th
regard to Judge Of the SGpfe Court add Seoa'or Ii
the XIh Dsuict. r-solnt on was offered lndOrsi,s
Judge Harris. An amendment was proposed indorsias
Rufus w Ptckhsm, bat il vas lot TIE original re<
tuition then put, bat the Chair made dsoi'oa.
A count called for, bat Def re il nd be taksa
coIsidersbe Confusion occurred and in the mist Of
RESOLUTION iDdorsiDg the nomination Of John $. EsAs
Democratic candidate for Senator Introduced aad
csrried uuapiGou'ly. A resolution was adopted il.
doIsrg the Utica mixed ticket. The Conventioa thee
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
The Episcopal Convention.

KiCHMoND, va, Fndayl Oos T, ToJ''
The House Of Bishops has given Bishop Oaderdssk
leave TO withdraw his memorial, thus finally dlspssis
Of the matter.
They have also CONQUERED in the resolution 10 at'zn
on Saturday.
The Hou.e Of Deputies had long 1ebate to-day, ~
the subject of fre poly intercourse With the Caurch
Sweden and resolved to appoint q COMMITTEE 70 ~
quire INTO the expectancy Of such n.erc ,ure sad n
por' to the next Convention.
The Committee On the State Of the Church, mafs
ore report ard resolution was adopted 20 appoint
Committee Of men 10 devise means TO advance To
work of the CbuJcb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
THE REGISTRY IN THE INTERIOR.
Correspondence Of TIE n. Y. Tribcns.

Corespondeuce Of TIE n. Y. Trbcne.
ALBANY, Oct. 20, 1869.
The Resistry Law was fully carried out 10 this city
ard ID oil parts OF the State except New YORK City a.
fsf ss heard from. The "Instruntons prepared bs
Judge Scott and irdorsed by the Secretary Of State
we've generally obseNed. Ii the same care is exer.
cifed next Tuesday the law vii be found TO bs saiu
tsIy and impartial. Persons whose nsmss were
emitted yesterday have only to appear before toe
Registers next Tuesday srd base their names regis
tered. II lie not necessary that they should take any
Witnesses With them. They csc, if challenged or
refcsed swesr their On to the register 10 the
way that they twesr TIER votes Into the ballot
box q, sn election. when challenged. 3.