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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-03


SUP BYZANTINE AMI EARH GouDSPEED-
STATEMENT uf THE CAPTAINS.
The fishing schooner Florence. Of Gloaces
tor, Captain Gardner. arrived at This port last
night from IL fishing cruise off Nantucket. and
reports on the :,2d inst, at > o'clock, P. W..
while en- the banks, WAS boarded by the pri-
vateer Tacony, and bonded on conditions that
she would receive on board the captains and
crews Of the ship Byzantine and bark Good
speed. which vessels We're captured previously
and burned. Capt. Gardner consented. and
brought them safely to port. Capt. Gardner
reports that the day previous he saw three [.
S. gupboats, and was boarded by one.
STATEMENT OF CAPT. ROBINSON or TIE SNIP
BYZANTINE.
Sailed from London May 10, hound to New
York. On June 20, latitude fl so, longitude
IS so, was spoken by [. S. gunboat Black
stone in search of bark rugged privateer
June q, thirty miles E. S. E., from Nantucket
light boat, about a. m, being hazy and nearly
calm, saw bark close alongside, who hoisted
the American ensign, and then fred gun not
shotted; few moments she fred shell close to
the ship II then discovered her character, and
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Il NTV rITiNr;.

GLorcr&rGH Cav" .knm. june 2i.--Th"
|cirooncr CrIIraicr has just arrived from the
shng banks, and r"P'rt> tllat on Thursday,
Ut II o'clock. \. W.. - miles south from
ril:.tl,am. heard heavy firing. Supposed 10 h'
from :, [. :. @unioat which passed icrc the
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Marine Affairs.
THE NEW STEAMSHIP GERNANIA.

: The Hamburg American Company's screw steamship
Germania, Captain II. Ehler, arrived here yesterday
morning from Hamburg, and sailed to-day for New York
with the United States mails hundred and twenty
seven passengers from Hamburg Havrc and this por,
and fun cargo, and fregh, jewery &c. from Franco
to the value of Is 800 francs In the saloon ny-
one passengers the second ciass we're hundred,
and alteen passengers, and In tho steerago, four
hundred and sixty one large number OF appli-
cations for berths had TO DO refused for want Of
built by Messrs CARD Co., Grecnock, two thousand
nre hundred tons neasurement and two thousand one
modern improvements In machinery. On the voyage,
from Hamburg 70 this port the Gcrmania averaged
hour Her saloon elegantly lifted Up overy rc
spect tho panels being adorned with paintings of
rst rate piano and good library board tor the use
Of the passengers and everything provided that
oommodaiions are cxcelest Tho space between
tho decks eight and hall feet high, and
manded by Captain IL Ehler late Of tho saxona who k
well known and universally respected by all csscs of
Toe @s ,sssn,s p, .s.s:nD .ss su sy
ne and bids fair To- surpass IN elegance oo or and
speed any other vessel that has hitherto crossed tho At
antic. The companys ncet consists Of six large
steam shipsviz The Germania saxona, Tsutona Bsva-
ria Borusia Hammonia. The last dve Of $500
tons measurement. BY them fortnehtiy cornnuus.tnn
. maintained between hamburg, Southampton and New
York.
no. i6i BAoAnwAv, NFw Yo... sept lsds
To CaptaAn A. ID. PeRxfss, Steamship Aornine ssr-
Wberras Captain ID Perkins has sendered MS rearns
Non a. OF the GOOD steamship MevnIas star
AXE eject from dAte and whereas SApAln ferkns
~ ~ and an experienced and Trustworthy
Rssoycd y the Bosfd Drs.oss of ss NV York Ma
~ ~. - IN Prrkins with nfegned regrrt
-, w arduoue duties he has been cAned
he has shown remarks able 2arity. ever
ngcn re Of the Board and of We travelling
oRss.ed Ths rstain or sdmirscn ef Captain Per-
sins - aud Christian virtues dnd
ns,s ,Iat health, happiness and prosperity svsrss
ena the Secretary of this Board trsnuitts
,,,',.,n rerk copy Of the.e resolutions.
Inc above rr.o uuo were unanmousll adcptci. -. /.
~ crrbrr of the fuard JOHN RAyfOK Prr-sts~t
Ror,at D. Hrnessc sesretars
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IErou,fh San Erancisco BuIlein Anausi 10 4

.HH III, u
Those who think that the United States government ie
indifferent 10 the interests of Its distant chill
dren viii be agreeaby disappointed TO earn their
500 900 TO provide for tho defeuccs Of harbor
received prompt attention. This morning despatch
nounced to him that 500 900 at his disposal and
that he could commence work at Vigorous prepa-
rations At this moment going co. and ground win be
broken IN two days at the farthest. Some little
delay is OF course necessary, some OF the works
TO be built on private grounds and arrange
ments must be consummated with the II 10
spit below Rncon Hill OF ten FOUNDER rined field guns
mounted on movable carriages On the summit Of Rncon
Hin pivot guns OF the largest cabre probably ten
inch will be mounted So with the water battery bo-s
low and these Gogs and MagoRs OF ordnance above the
whole mouth Of tho bay will be bited Two batteries,
by Of curb chain 10 be built the outer spurs
Of Yerba Buena Island. These will mount from SIX tc
eight guns each, OF improved pattern and loug range
On the hill above two large pivot viii stand ready
10 extend with grim and smoking mouths the doubtful
OF hospitabIe grave In the deep
bay any praical craft that may attempt crossing tho
thr reshold of our Golden Gate.
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Kings County Delegates 90 the Demo-
cratic State COnventIon.

The following delegates TO the Democratic state Con-
venton 10 mcct AZ Albany been chosen by order Of
the two democratic general committees OF Kings county
The nationals selected four and the regulars three
FiJst Disric;--James Fitzgerald, delegate; $. J.
Voorhics, alternate.
Secord Diarics--rhomas Keatag, delegate; John Nc
Gowau, altsruate.
TaId D,s,y,c-James .. Craig, delegate James Ne
Cauiey. siiernate.
alternate.
F,fYh Detrici-rhomas III. Faron, delegate
SRA DsS,rci-R W. Allen dciegatc John Inskey
ssr,ra D,vr,rt-Hcpry C. murphy, delegate; Henry /.
Barnes alternate.
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The DRAFT In Brooklyn.

The Examining Board met at tho Provost Narshals
oce No. $50 Washington street, yesterday morning. for
the purpose Of hearing and receiving substitutes
The little room in front full, all awaiting their turn
with good deal Of apparent anxiety AT length those pre-
sent called up in the in which their appllca
ons had been presented. good deal OF time
sumed In the examination OF each applicant. The fol-
lowing were discharged on account or physical disab
ty:-John Standish, Tunis Tremker, winm Sherlock,
Peter N. Burke, Edwin Haviandr George Burre Thomas
McGowan, Joseph 7. II Hall. James I. Wilson.
only two aliens presented themselves, and they
exempted Their names John Galop aud Michael
Nary.
An only SON. in the person OF Jerome B. stllson was
also discharged.
The following presented substutes;-Nicholas W.
Duryea offered Terrence O'Conner accepted. James D.
Bennett offered John Dunn accepted Nicholas II. Dem
mis- offered John Caplis accepted Theodore Tton offered
Thomas Barry, who was rejected for physical disability.
George L. Meade, officer In the United states Navy
was exempted.
The only drafted who passed the salts
factorfly Andrew D. Harper and he was OF course
f,bookedp for service.
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The Pirate sem m e.

,u rs TO COMMAND THE NHw RFngL sLOOr .og wAR
nIsrssrrFI OF TWENTY FOUR GUNS
The Mobc rturs Of the 10th copies the annexed from
The AYxusia (Gs) thronieie;-
ur f.sse Of the OF the Florida states that
captain seminee, late of the Alabama, has taken CON-
,naud of sbe M,ssiesippi anew and Formidable craft
rarry nv tv.ry Jour the Georgia. as has been
s,atcs win tbs foi. 10 hand, the Florida, Aiabama
ceorgi. and Assssipt-- tho Confederate Neqtnne will
A., We a tart sucng ths rnercnant crafts OF
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The Dyan In poughLsepsie.

TIES iVuohhhEflE. AtIi. :, 1863
The draft In ihe city to-day paced OF quietly The
best q feeling prevailed ~ all parts q the cnv large
crowd gathered IN front Of the Provost Nssh ~ Office
early the morning, and each name vas an bounced
n received with applause In the evening ina
scripts parsdsd In the sreete with nne bard az M SIC
Alter the parade WIS over the whole Larry sdorney to
Smibs saicon Tor supfer invitation " ibe pdcntioa
DC ,onmissnnev o' 'ne hcard q hnrlnent Mr. Joseph
" Ids Of stockport Among Tie drafted wsre ts teie
,ph operators, both csrks o the rrovos, uar,hai
cio one of the en,ors o. the PourAtoJs,or and the
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RzcArrrurAr1oS.
THE PlFrn DISTRICT.

There considerable rush at the Office this dis
irict yesterday. good deal q anxiety manifested by
asaied whs have bccn notified TO appear eorc the
Bod certain day, and who have been able TO do
owing to the throug Those men fear that they arc
certain 10 be he'd ior service. capt1in Duay, who
" dcsroua u aiaying all unnecessary anxiety
wishes thcee men 70 understand that thongh they
may NOT be able u procure hearing al
the specified time they mua nevertheless be heard ana
fairly atiesed before they be bed for service and
that they vii be heard order, according 20 the
tine taey are uopaed appear ihe Beard was IN ee
eyn yesterday from eight A. 10 SIX T. but In future
a. business WIZ be suspended at nee r. NJ Tor the mem
bers ~ The Hard Ind themselves unequal TO a further
daily STRAIN on their energies Ihere we're only sixty.
two cssef dRpssd Of yesterday. Tns Fss owing 70 tho
number of Substitutes presented by perrns held Tor ser
vice on saturday who mad IN be examined Sos,y The
disposed u No follows '' -"
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NEW YORK STATE POLITICS.
Meeting or the Tammany Hall state
Convention Dolegates.

Meeting OF the Tammany Hail state
Convention Delegates.
The delegates appointed to attend the Democratic state
Convention at Albany from this city assembled al Tam
many Hall at twelve O'clock yesterday Elijah =. Purdy
was chosen Chairman. and Nathaniel Jarvis Secretary
resolution was unanimously adopted, pedging the
individual members Of the delegation TO abide by the de-
cisons Of the majority Of their body and through
through chairman.
IL Hwas also unanimously resolved TO recommend George
Keuser as the candidate Of the delegation for State
Prison Inspector.
full attendance OF the delegates werc present. Tam
many Hall has pot forth this occasion the work
ing men OF the party chosen expressly with view 10
harmony and unanimty In their proceedings The Con.
vention adjourned 10 tho Deavsn House, Albany
on wednesday at ninc A. N.
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The $4,000. 900 Exemption loan.
The following the subscriptions TO the above loan
which Nere received YastAYday:-
Intorestaag 10 Drafted Men.
TO THB EDITOR or THE HERALD.

No. a UNION SQuAE. NEW YoRK, Sept. 7, 1888.
Would you oblige by giving notice TO the fact that
there officers here from each regiment Of the Excel
sior Brigadef They are stationed at Rker's Island,
where they would be glad to receive any substitutes
drafted who might wish 70 give preference to the
old brigade. Very respectfully your obedient servant,
J. EGBERT FARNUM,
Colonel First regiment Excelsior Brigade.
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The Banks and the Draft.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

Your remarks in your issue Of yesterday tho tardL
Of the banks In taking the city loans raising to
amoliorate the hardsnps OF the draft well timed TITS
to be hoped that heavy battery that Of the HERAD
opening on those moneyod institutions may have the
effect OF bringing them TO their Here in this city
have much 10 complain Of Our Board voted $500 900
only and though we have issued bonds bearing seven
per cent though az any other time regular scram BILE
would take place for these securities though our banks
have rich the deposits Of the people and the
exclusive privilege they enjoy Of holding the city deposits
at low rate OF interest though few DAYS ago there
was cry OF plethora or money and that II was difcut
10 realize for capital low OF intercstetill
those institutions have failed TO respond to our call and
have not as yet taken single bond. II IL impossible,
when knows that our banks exclusively managed
by republicans not TO att, ute their action to party bias
RICHARD IERNAN, Alderman Ninih ward.
SAINT
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mozart Democratic State Convention.
This organization met at Mozart Hall at three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for tho purpose Of making arrange
ments 10 meet at Albany for the nomination OF the
ticket The following delegates and a,crnates were ap
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The DRAFT In lshc Fir., D,.,r,e,.

Inis morning at nine O'Clock the examination OF sub.
sttutes for the First ward win be commenced 70 bo
continued ior hour after which until four O'Clock p
N-with one hour ntermssIou at noOn--conscrp,s viii
he examined. Wednesday win be devoted % tho same
dlsnfaed HI
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Tn Dran sn Greene County.

M KINGSTON, n, =, Sept /, Isea
Iha draft for WINSTON @d konaout and ssven sub
s,,c,. ln mo ro. W ~ Green. ~As eolnl.ss hls AN
tie hcet al order prc> ated JOSHUA FftR-.
. aphn sod rrosost Marshal
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THE NINTH DISTRICT.

The Board for hearing exemption CLAIMS for the Ninth
Congressional district reasscmbled in session yesterday
morning at nine O'Clock at their o1 corner OF Forty
seventh street and Seventh avenue under Provost Mar
shal Captain Jenkins Commissioner John n Sands and
Dr. William d. Thomson, with thefrecordng ofcer John
H. Watson Esq.,, when they proceeded to hear the cases
brought before them with their usual dsspsAch 1t
noticeable feature that who each receives full JUS
tce and due delbsation the Commissioners dispose OF
more eachday than amcst any other board in the
city An excellent idea prevails this once and which
might be prontaby adopted a the other ofces-namey
claimants appear before them each day, all Of which
are disposed Of within the DAY they arenoned appear
ae ONCE which oatss much nsans alSne
and confusion, while 1t spares the time Of the
Ssy cas g IN as &c
other Offices The courtesy Of tho ocias at this Board
both TO tho public and the press II pleasing duty 70
The average number Of cases Dolly disposed Of by the
Commissioners Of this district one hundred Below we
give record OF the business transacted yesterday up
four O'Clock, when the Board adjourned till nine O'Clock
this morning
FOUND SUBSTITUTE.
John B. McKeUn, Fourth avenue, ERhty-sixth and
Eighty seventh street, furnished Frederick Reynolds;
nahed James K. Taylor; f. L. Luthy furnished Gottieb
A. Duns.
Theodore B. Briggs John 8. Hufnagel, Fl. B. Wright
William Bower, Morgan Thomas George Warner, John
WAL. Walsh Henry Loehr John Dsnipger Henry Fourth
per, Henry Donovan William G. Purdy, Theodore Webb
John Jasper, Jr. Joseph werzburg. Charles Keppler,
Thomas Jordan, Henry Messenger, Harman Never, J.
Struckman, Dominck Fak, James Burk, Henry McKuer.
PBYIHCAL DISABILITY.
Ira Moore Aaron Christian John Schiller John Iandon,
Lombard Gerber. James Read Edward Dorr John Daw.
son, A. W. Bogert George Warner, Thomas b. Mitchell,
g. Leonard Fridel, Charles Gieier John Nolan, John
Hough, Charles R. Scarlet Henry Reners John Cogswe,
John Farther Conrad Knipp. Charles thompson Charles
n. Dryer Henry Hill, Apheus Longstreet, George Koen
ing, Benjamin. Phelps, John Browne, Richard Wilson,
Frederick Psarce, John Hanlon, James c. Miller.
NON RESIDENT.
Michael BerTigan; Adam Henderson.
UxDu A0n
Ernst Fuller, George h. Higgins, Eusess Brush, Edward
L. Bullock.
Adam Kessier, George Lamson, Charles ShaGer, John
Palmer, Michael Jordan t.ts#
AIUNA0R
Peter Kesgan, George Pierron and Charles @. Costt
LAID OvER.
Frank Emmons, John Ryhard. Charles stumpf, jacob
stumpf, b. Adams, +. Colssy, Michael Crommers, WIN.
Coylc, Thomas Crow BENJAMIN Weaver, David Cain,
Edward Lyndaay, Hugh NcGovern, Lawrence Miller, Jas
Mills, Joshua Smith, Peter O'Neal William Roderick,
Peter West, Charles Wright and Richard Sharp
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The Convention organizeu by calling on John 4.
Devn the chair which being unanimously agreed TO,
Sylvester r. Nolan was appointed Secretary then
resolved that when the Convention adjourn adjourn 10
meet again at the Deavan House. Albany at nine o'clock
this evening. Adjourned accordingly
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n
DIT. Delegates.
ALVIN W. Lochara.
2-Fredk. Frech.
3-Jas. N. Smith, Jr.
is. r. Nolan.
b-Robert l.. Lynn.
6-James Lynn.
WIN. J. Van Artdale.
S-Thomas II. Ferris.
e-reter Fnllmer.
10-Adolphus Berthman.
In. Hill Fowler.
12-Cwen Herman
13--Benj. P. Fairchild.
14--weIre ID. Parsons.
15-Morgan l.. Harris.
l6-Nichael McCann.
lT-.fohn r.. peylln,
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N0tifsoet tions and Exemptions.
FOURTH DISTKICT.


No. 2l7 Broadway. Over two hundred conscrips wese
present. IN obedience 70 the Of Provost Marshal
Ehardt, pass the ordeal Of rigid examination and in.
spccon by the Board Enrolment The Board entered
upon their work with great alacrity, and accomplished
larger amount Of business than any previous day. dis.
posing Of over one hundred cases. Provost Marshal
be adjudicated provided that parties coming before
him for examination will DO careful 70 bring with ,hcm
sas leading feature u.svsry case as one Of the tricks
meat resored that of oonscpss being by
Ss March 3, ises Numerous cases have been laid over
from time 10 time account Of the failure Of conscrpts
narortant point shall be decided before the examnaon
BY Surgeon oRouIkes shall take place. Interested par
ns.S Sy cSssioy Observing this strict ruo WIN ''s
The whole number summoned before the Board yester
day was two hundred OF which cases fraction over cBe
haif considered. One two OF the number were
suering from physical aicton by disease contracted
daring heir service in the federal army. They
cmpted and discharged During the day at least half
do1en persons proered their services substitutes
Thcy demanded from three hundred TO ve hundred dol
aTsd dollars each. They were examined by the
surgeon, and received into the service at once
number Of substitutes daily offered decided 70 devote
his time from three TO Ave O'Clock each day hereafter to
itate parties making an effort 10 furnish them The
ordinary business OF tho ONCE will be transacted during
the hours OF nine A. NJ ana three Z. each day. The
following the stfor yesterday, with the disposition Of
each case-
ALIENS.
A. r. Carpenter, James Rich, Patrick Muldoon, A. j.
Dittenhoer Jerry Shields, Eou, Morris Muller Van
worden, - steinhsrd james Jraiey, n Powers, Jacob
Rumpf, Geo Hsrecn Chas. Huson, W. Berry, Patrick
Fogerty j. Lutench, Patrick Dougherty, Edward sher
dan A. Gobernie Aug. Anchtz, Richard Davis, Charles
Murkce. Ressk John Garrety, David Connolly, March,
mand Strab-all exempt. Total, 81.
S0S.RExIDEvrs
Norman A. Wheeler Henry Broadhoad, C. 3. Daven-
port J. Ebbsnger, Charles W. Clinton, W. J. Waugh, Jas.
Wall, John Gillespie A. Curtis. All exempt Total, o.
sos or A WIDOW
Horace Cody, Patrick Kelly, Joseph Morgan, Michael
Flynn William Halloway. All exempt. Total, 8.
PHYSICAL DISABILITY.
Henry Fail, Alfred Tenere, w. Menko, Philip Howc,
philo Phlock George Halenbacg, 8. H. Mills, II. New.
man, James Cosgrove, James Dorsey. All excmpt.
Total 10.
M0fHKs1Eas CHILD.
Caspar Frederick. Exempt Total, I.
Edward Cushars, Michael GeSbardt, George O. Tarri-
son George Maney, Louis Styne james Madden Charles
J. Van Brunt, NJ. Morhsrt, John Gleason Ali exempt.
Total,
FURNISHED suRsTTrrya.
Thomas Edwards Mark Moran, Charles II. Quinn All
exempt Total, ..
PAM c0sNurAuos FFE.
Charles HcKuran and Daniel Reimann both exempt
Total, 2.
DUTY
Thomas Lynch, John Hunier, James Esndigan, J.
Hav Ks John Nc lrmc, w. H. Isesre (coiorcd), Henry
Mel, nenioi Grady, DANIEL Egan, Henry Bedan, Henry
X ,ipci aud George Prior. Not exempt Total, H.
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James Keyes. Thomas Ker 80. -. w
HARPER augustus seis, lanes noIs1 ohn aransr
Bugart, John H Hsuye, 1eslow. Frank kinney, Henry
Abm Buckhout, Jor a, Michael Burns. Geo l. Burnett.
David sturteyant n b. Galbraith. William Stewart,
Martin Henry Adrian Clark Henry Stone, Patrick
anfer Christo cLaughlin Patrick horse, Jacob Wet
rose Francir wendolph Patrick Leonard Henry Prim-
Andrew c, Gordon, John MulgaD, Jas II. Hageman,
\ares, James H. Pinckney, Jr., Henry Hughes.
HUI MARCH 3, 1858.
Chr a Mullen, Clark Emmons. Henry huth, II. Lumpus,
-rles Wheeler, Martin McCrath, VIM. Zmmers, Arohi
- Buchanan, George Nichols, James d. w. Cutting
Theodore nument, James r. Piatt W. II. Hoppock,
Rob Chase w. Depeyster, Nicholas Spear, G. A. Mendon
G. Britten.
ONLY soN or WIDOW.
George Koppenhofer, s. E. II. Van Dyck, Patrick era
han, Daniel Murray VIM simonson, Robt Bartlett John
Ruhl, Albert McEiwsin.
HAVING TWO ERoInns sxauu
John Sweeny
FATHKR MoTHKaIEs cHIDRN.
VIM. Bruten, Benz. Fox, James DonoAuo, VIM, Minor.
FURSsnED sUHsTrUTNa
John 7. Parrish, substitute David Windsor d. B. 80.
John Roosa substitute John Gilen; VIM. Baldwin, sub
stitue Gustave Dix A. A. Raven, substitute jeremiah
T. Bedeli Oliver Harrison substitute Edward STACY
James Talcott substt0te' Joseph Morrow.
CoMMUTArIoN.
Franklin White Charles Dcmonico and George. 7. n.
DAVIS, Jr.
F,A. Wood.
A6GKEGArE REPORT sEPrEMBER 7, 1853.
feIu Ior service. %
SuDsttutes
Discharged for disability "A
Discharged for other causes .164
1osai examined .Tt
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Among those present were the following

DOUGLAS.
6ylvanus r. Lyman, Ne.
Aheus r. 6now, N. b.
Charles G. Eastman, Vt.
Fred. o. Price, Mass.
VIM. r. Converse, Conn.
Aug. Belmont, N. Y.
Thomas N. Lanahan, Nd.
Thomas Cottmanr : La.
Hugh J. levitt, Ohio.
BENZ. Follett, Mich.
James A. McDougali, Cal.
Elisha r. Potter , r. /.
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Anerrdtes.
James Fitzgerald.
Mortimer Sullivan.
Daniel kennedy.
Henry MoClusky.
John r. Cav.
James Downing.
Patrick McCabe.
Daniel Hughes.
William Brennan.
Gideon J. Tucker.
Kayron Perkins.
Martin Mayer.
Thomas 0'Callahan.
Richard 0'Brien.
Peter III. jackson.
Roger Dowling.
sidney r. Ingraham, Jr.
! 81 -
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DnBCHMnIDGn.
Moses Mcdonald, Ne.
Paul n. George. N. II.
w. Beach lawrence, r. ].
William ". Eaton, Conn.
Augustus 6chell, N. z.
Thomas B. Florence, Penn.
VIM. H. Talbot Ind.
Joseph r. Borden. Ind.
Jonah Randall, Penn
General Whitney, Mass.
General Spear, N. J.
James 8. Green, No.
.JOhn w. atanh0na aOn. XIV.
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