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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

CD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CONTEMPORARY 4
u meeting Of the National Democratic Conveution Of the
Third Copgrss saonA dsrct held Firth Ward Hot Mon
day evening 2Ah ns Mr. john c. Aathsr received the
ROBr. G. MCINTYRE. Chairman.
oro D.v.as,. }secrs..ries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

We No W nfovm ths pubc tnHf IN future vfi
reduction cent tables Tor all cssh orde
rvng the pubhs best tables Y4nufscsured the yess
ponsihe price PHkLAn CUi.LENDgR.
DURCHASxxs or BILLIARD TABLES AYruR THIS
date Wi for their prHer'ou be psrt'cuiAy s~eng
hai ceu~ed plate for Charles 9oodye~r nveo,o, ~ M
esnised India Rubber attached " each tsos ~ ritcu
spch tables " be Illegal and for the pros~con ~
he@r Pbcsn Co~nHer who have purchased IRE excsnavs
rxW rosK BEi.tTrd AND fxcIIsB ooNSASx.
uxv yopE. AuRua ~ N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

THE EIGHTEENTH WARD NATIONAL DEMooR ATTIC
Committee Gre ,kinridge and Lane organz ationl hold
regular meetings every fuesdsy evening At Donnelr 20
Third Members hereby respectfully nouned
II. BoLAsp Sec BYsCE SMITH Chairman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

rrTcKxra poR THE BALI. TO THE PRINCE "A aES
reman havirR tcset for disposal admitting r~nsunsu
lady ofers fcf sale Addr~ss Tirsst Herald oce gs
Inc address and highest price wiling 70 be pad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

TIL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC RE
publican Regular Nomination for Ne nber Of Consress
fhe Ds1ccratc Republican Convention Of the FOURTH Con
vonal District cmprtnlpg delegates from the Fourth.
ah Tenth and rcuyeenth warda Asembed ls. evening At
Gid dct In Oousrcsa Mr. John Kearny OF the
FOURTH ward elected Chairman, and Edward KniKht
Tenth Ward, Secretary. On motou 4chael Tucey
Of IL Fourteenth ward was unanimousy nominated for
70 tender him he NOMINATION which he socsped ma
ihe Convention then. ON notion adjourned ane die.
JOHN KEARNY. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

HEADQUARTERs NO: s7l HUDSON sTRKET.-rHE
III Eighth Ward Union Club will hold special meeting ON
THURSDAY evening, september "a delegates to the
conventions required by the Central Committee
h. g. HDNDRICkSoN President
III. g. BANKER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

National Union Club headquarters Ga Broad New
York. september a. 1880 Resolved That b. amended
10 young Of this city opposed to he election Of Lincoln
and Hamin TO assemble In their respective wards or be-
fore Saturday, September % for the OF forming
panes Of minute men OF the Union and that they b
guessed 10 report their organization to this committee Re
solved That the captain Of the minute already formed
under The auspices Of this committee be requested to appoint
OF three each ward aid In perfecag aid
organization Passed unanimously. George A Hsl.ey,
Chairman Henry b. Alden Secretary W. H. Draper Captain
of minute men, LOG Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

TAMEs LYNCH CLUB.-THE MEMBERS OF THrs
81 Club requested to attend meeting the OF
James McNaly AZ Broome street. Thursday evening
eli bt O'clock purpose enrolling number
who wish to Join fhose In favor Of James Lynch for
Register are respectfully invited 70 be present
JOHN II. Eu0ENT Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

nHD UrDERm0HKD HAVING BynN APP0fR7BD
s-le sxerts for The saie OF IL csiebvsted
WAL1JRhs DIAMOND GOAL AND mACHrNIRr
ars sov prsv&sd 70 Ger % us ssds Ia 70 ssil
Boa os a-s vsrrssssS purs ssd supeo~ ssy o:Arr q
fcr~d 4, this uarsef
nipe arhres whle The OuA 81 6eiss comp non with any
IN The martet IL roxArd - briAn and steadne Of light
We ere reusivnr consKnmen seml mnuaniY. oaev
Qua h snail AGs quantities either N hund quar-
samples saa b had % spylsss?.
6 iisery rre~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY sEPrEBER 2 18sorRIpE SHEET
POLITICAL.

EViTTH WARD.-THE FIFTH WARD BELL AND
Everett Club requested to attend Adjourned
lng = 81 Johns Park Hotel corner Of Huds,n and Laisht
sIee on Tuesday evening Sept 2 at eight O'Clock To elect
delegates 70 represent them In Central Committee and to
transact such other business may be erpedien All who
In favor Of the election OF John Bell Edward Everett
are Invited 70 DO present and enroll their tsmes.
BURTON THoAs, President
BEN 9vIcc, }secretartes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

Norm CsroiIrA Eirfuos.-Ip eiahty one counties q
this state Governor Ellis beats Mr.. Pool sb& votes; In
tho counties two pears ago his majority was 1888
Ices Tor Ei,s fosIi Inc remaining counties gave Mr..
HcRae eybsy Majority; Mr.. Fools viii probably be
larger The Raleigh Standard rcckons up the democratic
majority 10 the legislature AZ foiiovs,-
Some Of the papers cf the State stating the demo-
crnte majority joint ballot IN the last legislature 1t
forty four sosnc al tfty n any four and III
Gfty eish According W list, which We think cor
rect we fnd, reference to ss, the majority 70
have been fifty eight According 70 table u Ics nd
GAIN viii be seen that have Ioet seventeea In the
trmrps end gained Eve and In the Scuate have lost
eve and gained fourmaking noe oes twelve In the
Commons ard 10 the Srnste-of thirteen IN all THIS
makes oIersrce o twertysIr on joint bsct, which,
taken from my eight leaves our majority thirty two.
Er,rr FROM Irstn Covss--Thc newly elected Bell and
Everett candidate fs Clerk II the Court Of Appeals q
Kentucky writes 10 the louisville Journal iollows
IxrryoroS, August 9, 1890.
PROFOUNDLY grateful a. am 10 Providence and the pco-
pie making the instrument OF political redemption,
rex snve TO ray single word TO you The patriotic
ors uDcn democracy have operated with VI most
msnfuy and must hereafter consider thfm rs breth-
We oil sten6 She platform Of 1851 rcccguiz.
irg tire ctmprnse o 1870 E,reaser 60 for the Union,
The constitution, and the enforcement OF the laws There
reed be no question crcsm 10 the past but per-
feet harmony IN combating the common enemy bcreaf
tf--f e., both f,ctcnsl parties. bore the prcs On
9Th scrs VIII take This grcuod The Yarcey Brecfin-
~fc druionets have only received their nst robukc-
mi srd semitic compared 70 The future They arc doomed
IJxLIE COMBS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
THE DOUGLAS STATE CONVENTION IN
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, August 10, 1880
Tho Douglas STATE Convention 70 day IA very slim d
fair, with but feeble representation from oouptiesuo
twenty nvc spectators present full Douglas electoral
ticket nominated. The leaders admit they have no
bore carrying the STATE hut only wish TO ipurc Brock
nri5gc Therc is, however, large detection from the
American party In Baltimore 70 Lincoln, which, II tho
Douglas vote not large may give the State TO Brcckn.
ridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

.n.asr, Il 9 above win be found the names Of
per OF persops who were prominent members o. me thrd
w,,d ana jvn ping at his bidding for long me The
delegation cIn the Fourth and Sixth Assembly districts
the eny delegations that were Instructed, and they
t. vote Il rep,p nation OF Governor Morgan.
Tho Albany Mogul Of the republican party came
TO this ciiy Thursday or last week, and gu
pcrint<ndcd the election himself His chief assist
snco in tho programme being poioc Commissioner
Acton Who exceed ely busy, no. only AFTER the A.
val Of weca but for some time previous selecting rom
the Pol Dcs the right kind OF men Tor the work
be done. rs alton 10 this limo will furL,h an into
restng chaptsr for future reference great deal was
chine in the bands Of Mayor Wood, but with
charges made aganst the Mayor the Police Depart
ment Of the city d New York was never used TO ADVANCE
paTtsan nds tho extent that Ii A. present under tho
n. W cot solidated and revised Piice law The Albany
nansgrrs OF the republican party have succeeded by
-Jrc,a n2sa,.n IN securr 30 large number Of place
all tunes that thy to have everything their own
way wherever there important issue. IN tbs in
itsnce the republican party Of the city OF New York hss
been made 10 the vuurcs that have been prey
ing upon the vitals OF tho city.
II Is understood that large majority OF me deesa'es
elected romrally in favor Of the denomination Of
Governor Morgan generally believed that ut least
tah of The number are ready to vote for some one
else should they receive orders from Albany 70 DO other
wise Greeley may be said be efectuay laid out by
need, Webb 81 Co, and Is now out Of the quee
ton ss far O. the nomination for Governor il
eohoerped. II In said by the republicans whs
are In q poeition to SEQ the inside working
Of the party machinery, that i Greeley had not hoises
Jag tnal ne touio
pated onr that We'd WAS induced 50 for Morgan 4
prevet the TtIne philosopher from turning up frumf
card Whether this be true not thing % certain
thai up IA three weeks ago James Cook ofthc Bank
n p~pprsneni had every assurance from Weed that be
wa biz choice for Norssns SUCCESSOR, and tho issu.
snopest the local politicians IN this city ~crc formed
IN accordance with that understanding. Thurow Weed
OILY went FOR Norrsn to prevent tho ape sfance o.
defeat at this critical period. Had he aftcmptcd
to run q ticket for Cook In this city, . Greeley
delegation would have been elected from large
rtion OF the wards Tho only thing that saved Morgan
was Weeds deserving Cock and going for bin, fr, from
me carse other there Is large number In the party
who put but tie faith tho honesty of Gov M,rgan
yetocs believing them N have been given for crtct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
INV va w SANSe
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince
Edwards Island and the Canadas
ina State Of Royal Fermentation.
SPLENDID BALL AT CHARL0TTET0WN.
The Prince Picks Up a Bouquet from
a Lady.
THE TRIP UP THE ST. LAWRENCE.
-.. ~~>~>>~>~->>~~e~~~~>>~
The Prince Gets Wet Again in a
Rain Storm.
- o. ,-.-~-~y~~>y~~~~>>~~-.>>O>I<>
OutpOuring Of Loyalty Through
out the Provinces.
Renewal Of John Bulls Lease in Canada
for Fifty Years,
&c., &C., 10.
The Prince Picks Up a Bouquet from
a Lady.
THE TRIP UP THE ST. LAWRENCE.
The Prince Gets Wet Again In q
Rain Storm.
OutpOuring Of Loyalty Through
out the Provinces.

THE PRINCE ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
sPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ST. LAwREscs RIVER, Au rust 10. I
via Qrxnsc August Ia, 1850 4
The Hero, Ar'adne and Flying Fish, accompanied by
the Queen Victoria having board the Governor Gone
rail- arrived of the Sasuepay this "wednesday morning.
The Hero again ashore but aoated two hours after
wards.
At the Prince aud suite embarked the vs.or.a
for Ha fla Bay, which !, decorated wif lags.
Tho Magnet coming down passed tho Victoria at three
O'Clock, aud being on board, saw hts Royal Bshness
standing in the cabin gangway regardless Of the
and mist He not recognized BY psssengers and
there was little cheering.
The Magnet bad dispatches for him, which she after.
wards delivered board the Hero He viii, sleep tho
Victoria TO night and to spend the day in sh,ng
At st. Marguerite, where tents have been erected
for him returning in the evening to the Hero and sailing
Friday morning FOR Quebec.
QvxHEc, Angus. ID, 1880.
Tho Nile and vaorous arrived n, ten O'Clock this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
THE BRECKENRIDGE STATE CONVENTION
IN VIRGINIA.

Tho Breckenridge Convention mot here to day. and or
ganized by appointing VIM. n. Amber, OF Louisa,
President. Mr. Amblor made q speech on taking tho
chair in which be took strong grounds and Expressed
tho eer that tho pcrpctuty tho Union depnded upon
tho unity and ssccndancy Of the democratic party.
Nothing Of importance was done save The adoption OF
resolution offered by the Hon. Vim Smith, Of Virginia.
appointing committee To communicate with the staun.
ton Convention the snbjec, Of compromise, and TO
propose terms for such compromise shoud that Cosvcn
tion show willingness 10 enter into negotiations for this
purpose.
The Convention % very harmonious. Senator's Mason
and Hunter are here. There about hundred dele
gates In attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
CITY Politics.

CITY Politics.
THE RyPvsi IcAN DELEGATION TO TIE sYaAcusR
CONFERENCE.-The KiE0 OF THE ALBANY Lohhf
sUsTAiffD By THE ErpBLIcAss IN TaB bAriIsR
CITY TIE roLiCK PONCE POLITICAL MA
CHlHB, ETC.
me republcans havo nna'y made On: san lE. 81 50
eeates mem this city 10 the Syracuse Convection from
the nanes Of the delegates win be ssen that the de
srsces brought upon The party by the action OF the last
republican legislature and the Wholesale operations Of ;ae
party leaders in the third house. has failed TO SIR up the
At the party, unlfs u be that the majority Of the
rxpk and die folly endorse the famous Legislature At
the INST primary election held on Friday evening last
everything strongly pointed towards the succe Of the
answe-d ticket, but the delegates elected 10
the iiilatehs wards and precincts met In Assembly
district conventions where the usual Juggling and tb'o'e
rigging effective, cat Of another color presented
itself ard Weed and his associates IN The third house 10
ssfu securing twenty four not twenty I've
u Of hry four delegates n I'M this city to tnssyrscuse
convention 10 nominate electors and Candidate for
Governor.
The following s the list Of delegates elected Md their
Jolncai proc ,..ics, 20 have obtained them nom
ibe best ausharis!es:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

TEE wTpr wsspnorcs NAssEr Drsrcrfrr -Pursn ans TO
notice. the Clerk OF w@hngton Market yesterday called
upon the owners q stands therein and demanded TIE
rayen, Of rents on behalf Of the city About onehird
Of the whole number Of rersops VISITED BY the ey GU
elsl paid over their moneys without Wprmufi pg ~
r The greater number ~ tenan sskea delay, with the
view 20 Obtain legal advice AZ 10 the correct course 70
rprfue The cpd ~ this cincury evidently y not yet
thouph the courts have decided IN favor ~ ths cv
few dave vii clear away good 1tai we oVNe' ~ Pfe
stnt Observable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
THE DOUGLAS STATE CONVENTION IN
VIRGINIA.

SfArNTos, Va, August 10, 1850
The Douglas wing Of the democracy assembled today,
and organized by electpe Colonel Hopkins OF Petersburg
permanent President of the Convention, and Gen. Jas
Cox, Vice President. Mr. yost and Mr. Dewitt were ap
pointed Secretaries.
Eighty counties represented, snd about three hun
bred delegates present Thoy win not offer any
promise but VIII take into confederation any that
made from Charlottesville Fusion Is impossible except
ON their own terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
DOUGLAS MIssIssIpPI STATE CONYENr1ON.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 10, 1850.
Tho Mississippi Douglas Democratic State Con vcnton
met at Grenada, in that State yesterday, and nominated
O full electoral ticket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, August 10 lSoO
The Democratic state Convention met at nine O'Clock,
the committees not being prepared 10 report took
recess till eleven O'Clock.
The committee electoral ticket was In session
until aate hour last night Considerable debate took
place on the propositions made by the eEverett
mi tee their demands being somewhat In OF what
the democratic committee considered equal rcprescn.
talon This morning negotiations renewed, with .
better prospect Of arriving at amicabo adjustment,
and the BclI-Everet committee expressed themselves
saisncd with ono olccir from each Judicial dstrio.
the Douglas electoral ticket.
sno difficulty was also experienced In scttng the
Neg York city representation, but eventually Mozart
Hall mar was agreed 10, with the privilege Of Mozart
naming one cid ae whg AID enc Tammaryte, thus CIV
.ns them voice in three out Of the six city electors
he Convention rcussemblcd At eleven O'Clock.
The committee on electoral tickets was s'i abscnt
Loud calls were made for Lyman B. Smith, C,i. Har.
rsnstos, Geo. CONWAY and other speakers.
Nessr sxrn and CoFwAy made brief addresses, gre
latter claiming that the doctrine o. popular sovereignty
originated on this continent with the Elk Nations OF In
alass who, while ono as uation, admitted 'be sacred
right OF each 70 regulate ito domestic Affairs
Or. BraproED, Of New York. ~ss also called oas, and
70 wounded, expressing the gratitude OF the oacna ucmo
4 the city of New York for the liberal teasueut
which would 10 the large majority which would
be rolled up BY 'be united democrats Of the city. he
pledged Mozar, Hal ,boy Cor the ticket Of the regular
democracy, both state aHd nssicrs.
= p.oorn HrSr next addressed the Convention, but
,ac delegates were full Of fun aud considerably inter
,sp,sd bis speech with sheir Jokes.
Mr. HrS1 declared his belief that every good demo
crat would unfuri his banner 10 the brecze.
A loud voice here proposed "three cheers for the
breeze which given with . hearty viii.
.s Convention then, endisg tina, the committee was
- ,-scnt, took recess t,l two o'clock PM
na,,,, "a recess Of NE Convention the csnmi,ts on
an r,,c,srs, r,ci,st completed its acors
On reassemOlips at hAlfp. 'so, Hou. Roser T.
a,.a, non, ,,e tcs, AFTER some preliminary
marks. reported the fOlowiuy eie;''rs tickle =
uxcroRs an aR9s,
Reaben walworth, of SarNFT
IIsmm J. Reodeld. of Gcnesee
e7fs DISTRICT UErtoas
1-Selah .. strong, of U is
2-charies II. Uo1ius, Of Kings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

3--Frapcis r TiIou. of New York.
s-E1ijAh r. Purdy, OF New YORK..
6--OswaId Ottsnde rfer, Of New York.
6-Jamts Ne ,ey stsr Ogden, Of NewYcYF
flames Robinson, Of New York.
s-joh0 anderson, OF New York.
9-Edward Haight, OF Wes.chs ster.
10-Daniel b ~. John, 81 Orange
ll-Esha B. Strong NJ Greene.
12-Wllism Kent, Of Dotcheee.
l3-Martn SPY niger, Of RsT ssejaer.
14--James KIDD, OF Albany.
l6-lsaiah Blood, Of saratoga.
l6-Henry II. Ross, OF Essex.
l7-D0vid Judson, Of sc. lawrence
lS-Cnarles Goody ear, Of Scholars.
10-George e. Clyde, OF 0tsego.
Edward Huntington. Of Oneida
2l--Anbroee HiggIns, " C,etlsa,.
22-Lucius r. Cto,ker, OF Oswego.
23-Person Mundy, of Jefferson.
2-John n. Strong, OF OpoD5aga.
2k-Edwin H. Anderson, Of Wayne.
2e-James n. Pulvcr, Of Ontario.
27-Milee Finch, of TOmpkins.
26-Chares h Carroll, OF Steuoep.
20-Addson Gardiner, Of Monroe.
30-John B. Skinner, second, OF WyoM.Is.
3i-Lnrenzo Burrows, Of Orleans.
32-Wlliam williams, OF Erie
-cfnnhan n Caldwnll of IN artaur-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
IOWA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Brcckinridgc sud lane State Convcn ton met In
this city yesterday, and minated full electoral ticket
Resolutions endorsing The Becsnrdge democratic plat
form were adopted. About seventy i've delegates
were present.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-02
1Instianen in i1eu.l1erF.

Sefanntlib 1T in Sol9e oes nieori9en
Soriffs Der Warft in NeusWorf NIT frems
oen Monufocturmoaren iiberfbwe mint,
fir welDe bic Smporteure feinen lbios
finben. lin Iib ipeni9itens fir ben Qus
9enblif 5u retten une ibren orin9enoiten
Standardization nabjufommen, perfen
Iie ibre @aoren ouf L uction, no iie
~ lpabren S1leuberpreiien loseel6la9en
iperoen. Die Neu yorfer Smpcrteure
baben ouf oieie 9Beiie f6on beoeutenoe
Serlufte erleoen miifien, ober mas oos
S6timmffe 1T, bur6 oieies Sbleubers
Spitem lperoen Die folioen 6anoel6bdus
fer, Dor alem ober Die omerifaniiben
Sabrifsn politdnoio ruinirt. @cnn
man in Nepsyorf SSaaren auf Quetion
faufen eann, 5u einem nieori9eren
NreiIc, ais Die Sobrifotionsfoiten in
SeutIblonb bctru9en, lpie icll Der bieii9e
6abrifant cine lolbe Goneurrenj ou6balz
ten f6nncn? Oie5 1T gang unmO9lib.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-02
Sd,uCrcr Edub .

2(m 2liten 2pril, CUR gtobtSeit parb
in oea &leiosrtobr pon 2(braDom Speier,
IN 8eooin9, einoebrcbcn, inoem pa6 0ins
terfcniter 0uf9eiprcn9t tpuroe. G6 iino
oarou6 entlpenpet pcroen: rtipa 5000
bis $500 an &ertb, beltebeno in II Sud-
Sratrofcn, 6 @aor fbwor;en Gofimirs
bolen, elmer Nnjabl ieioener pluti6pes
iten, elmer 2(n;obl ieiosner @eitenmufter,
6 &orpetidfen, elmer 9rcben NnjabI feis
pener $oal6s unc Sofbentiicber, elmer gro
Bcu 2(njabt ferti9er &leioer uno $50 in
Sitbcr. Die Oiebe entfernten iib ourd)
Die &orbertbure, pclhe fte often lieBen.--
Dies 1T nun pa6 8. mai, ooB 6err Speiz
er innerbalb orei Sobren beitcbIen lpurz
De. Gs Iino 5lpei Geute Namen6 SBler
uno einoermutb ouf Seroa6t perbaftet,
bel benen iib 9elo porfano, oo6 Speier
nieoer ertennen nil .-(Qeler.