The New York herald., 1863-09-11
NIsCELLANEoUs HRwa

MISCELLANEOUS NEWH
The Democratic State Convention at Albany
yesterday adopted platform. nominated ticket
for State officers and adjourned sine die. The fol-
lowing nominations are now before the people,
DEMOCRATIC TIcgEr.
1rrefdry Of STATE. ...........D r. Sc. John.
| Attorney General ...........M. r Champiia q n
Xase Enytneer. .............. Van r. Richmond.
Irea~rT. William Tia B. Lewis
Inspector o. sat Prisons. . " D. r. Mcneil.
Jsd Of Court Of appeals. William r. Allen.
ssrumIoAs STATE ncKs
Secrsdry or Ndte. .Chauncey N. D0roW.
Comptroller. .Lucius Robnson
Atermsv General. ...... General John cochrsns.
Maze Treds"r~ George W schuyler.
J,.dSs L.d; o. Court q appeals Henry seldsn
Sne S%nsi xn",..r s"s"...s"s,r "S Seni Bruce
Sd'e Fr'son fnJ'ec'or James K Bates.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION 11oxHr.
aa rrey General. ........... Ell 3. Norton.
Note Prison inspector. Richard T. Stevens.
Judge Cadwalader, of the United States Dis
trict Court of Pennsylvania, in case before him
on Wednesday last, delivered decision declaring
the Enrolment act constitutional. This, we be-
lieve is the first judicial opinion on this important
subject Feaa MHa E
Bermuda papers of the I'd instant have been
received, but they contain no news. The rebel
steamer Eugenia, from Wilmington, N. c., with
| st. George on the 25th ult.
| The rebel State government of Mississippi, at
last accounts W ,s in Noxubee county. on the Ala
bama border, five hundred miles from the capital
That of Missouri was at Little Rock, in Arkansas
The Governor and State officers of Louisiana were
on board Of an old steamboat up one of the
bayous Of the Mississippi river. and Gov. Isham G.
Harris, with the archives of Tennessee, was some
bar in fba nfoV tn <1,a
Alabama. esas8
Substitutes are scarce in New Haven, Connecti-
cut and all the drafted men who desire to stay at
home find it necessary to pay the three hundred
dollars.
The London Globe of the 2Sth of August Says
The final deposits Of 1880 on the part of Mace and
ego on the part Of Goss were made in the
Stockholders hands this day. for, their pugilistic
encounter, at 10 st. 10 h., for f1 OO0 in which
Mace stakes f6OO to his opponents f4O0. Both
men in active training-Mace at Finchley
and Goss at Ash Common. Aldershot--and are
represented to be in the finest possible condition
The betting is in favor of Mace, at the odds of five
and six to four.
The Levan. Herald OF August &c, says:--
The local American colony on the Bosphorus has,
we are informed. subscribed ~, 900 in aid Of the
the federal troops killed since the commencement
of the civil war.
The Chamber of Commerce called special
meeting for yesterday; but only two members at
tended, and no business could be transacted. Ad-
journed till Thursday next.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, be.
fore City Judge McCunn Maggie Williams,
good looking young woman, about twenty years
Of Woa tria md al ind;
ment charging her with having stolen forty.two dol
lars in United States Treasury notes from John
Jones, a returned volunteer, while in her company
in house of i'll fame, on the 10th Of July last
Maggie was sentenced to the Penitentisry for two
years, and while leaving the court endeavored to
!ay violent hands on the complainant which the
officers having her in charge fortunately prevent.
ed. Samuel Hogan was convicted of assault and
battery on an indictment charging him with hav-
ing stabbed Francis Kelly with knife, on the
lst of August last. He was remanded for sem
tence. Bridget Heflern was then placed on trial,
an Indictment for arson, which charged her
with having set fire to Montgomery Hall, in Prince
street, the night of the l4th of May last.
During the opening remarks Of Mr.. O. l.. Stuart,
Assistant District Attorney Bridget got very much
excited, and made two attempts to assault the
fcred each time, before any mischief was done,
and on the conclusion Of the opening address the
adjourned until this morning at eleven
O'Clock.
A man named Hugh Divine was committed by
United States Commissioner Stlwell yesterday, on
a charge of altering Treasury note Of the demo-
mnation of $50 to $50, aud attempting TO pass it.
The stock market was lower yesterday morning. ard
rather better the afternoon without any Indicators OF
buoyancy. Gold fuctuaed between 1904 and 1917,
closing at I've p. N. at 1901 Exchange was144 144k
Money not particularly active the rate for call loans
was per cent.
Cotton heavy and tending in favor OF buyers yes
terday fair business reported In trade brands OF
-four desirable lots OF which steady while old and
inferior grades depressed and unsettled In price.
The wheat market lower aud less active. Corn
rather and less freely sought after. Oats
we're literally purchased at higher figures. There
less doing in provisions and In ois. whiskey
and e. goceres but prices generally exhibited very i'm
portant changes good inquiry existed for hay, hops,
wool tobacco, lumber dry goods and boots and shoes,
at buoyaut prices Naval stores were duh and lower.
Freighis were heavy and rates declining.
/ R,upo.p Ntsv1~Acrwpxr Since tho Meaara