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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
TUESDAY sept. l--r. N.

The Stock markctwas heavy and lower to-day.
There wore cousI Iernho realizing salcs and strong
disposition among the outside public TO take advantage
VI tho depression. EcwYork Ccn,ra. Erie and Mca.
gan Southern ocutnus the leadlng shares but there
wers modernt y large Transactions IN Fort Wayne IL
lnois Centfal. and loading. At the morning Board
the decline WAS grnerL H. but rot large ard o. the close
of the session the iniik.t dgmer. NewNoik Cen.
tral sold down to a5i III lower than last oycningbut
rallied 1864 after the close Of Ito session. Erie k 10
llsi-ii decline Hudson River declined A. Illinois
Conir al sold dov ls2t but rallied 1881. There
was All active iv' Dlent IN Cumberland Coal Preferred
at Yesterdays price Penny ylyania Coal advanced l.
Quicksilver opened at ~ but sold down 7i. Govern
men. stocks were steady. Al tho Second Board
the downward tendency continued and thorc was !iito
disposition 10 pIrchaso. ~ the +p. M, Board the
market was generally steady. but rather weak Closing
prices we're ns iol,as. American Gold l9flGl.l Paci
lo Mail Steamship Company. 29ii y. y. Central l.. r.
35t 4i93l; Erie Railway. ll7idll1.; Erie kailN !
Preferred, lOii l07l, Hudson River Railroad. li-i -
40, Harlem Kailrond, l6i Reading Eairoud III !;
Michigan Coniial Railroad. i.iidl22i Michigan
southern and Northern Indiana Railroad lto; Mcli-
gun Southern aud Northern Indiana Gnaranteed.
l3G0lJ7. Illinois Central Railroad ~ di19i; tlogo'
land and Pittsburgh. lolt 0l,; Galona and Choneo
Railrord. ilitGlllI; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
2l Chicago aAi Rock Island RAILROAD. lalGllsli Mi.
walkco and Prairie du Clien. 76G77 ptlsbpIgh for
Wayne and Chicago. 1,i 0g2!; TGro ulntc and Alton
Proierrd 6GsGi Chicago and Nortn.Wcstctn. 1885,
Cumlcrllnd. 30 aagi, CGaton, 15a3ii Bucks. ."sl.
Exchange Continues dull. lao was tho quota
ion for sterling this morning but 1894 WAS the e'sins
price.
Freigh.s arc rather quiet. hut rates are with
out essential change though flrmer II anything. To
Llgern al the engagements are i50 bales Hair
NJ 3lod., ~ neutral 200 hhis. Tobacco at
33s.. y steamer, 1900 BUSH Wheat " 7id.;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER q 1863

and wounded and have not time now 70 give you any
particulars Gen Pomeroy liz here, doing all he can to
relieve tho suffering and destitute. i!t. ..,. o..
fen up 10 last evening. Others are doubtless killed
whose names cannot now nor euer wiz DO learned AS
1t stands II foos up ono nlhdroa and seven
Thought the killed will reach high az one hundred ana
fifty. A number Of bodies were completely burned up
The Loss In property will reach near miInoh donars'
KILLED a,
VIM. wiili.muon Der Marshal. Danl Palmer C.pt Bell
County Cler Mr. oay John anderson 1a' 9 nNs .acSa "i
Geo Cose. Mr. Roach Fred Klaus Of LecompiSn.
Fred knta q kinb. Eros L. Coe%s" Sa ki"a Gs Io' fon.
Of ais.. ss'aSD oss N..l.s stranger
mo nts" do D,yid Marsio do Louis Mak do Jas.
Wood. do Levi Gates Watt G.v Id John Laurie 'scr, !,
Of ia k. w tauIe do asb1y r. frfa 1ea i' s.us si
eS,.S SS" S"oi binds1y Dr. Murphy Jas Pedns CLERK in
sS11y ,9s c5' tss .%s a''ssss .1' fhorp
SENATOR Abner Chswod. swyet T. tilmoSs n Si,"n
N b%Sc.n A.on Mr. Msrh. There were eight in
ono place and 6vs in auoher whose names are nov
.US sboe store G. Dix carriage maker H. Dix. james Ed
cesnry store ss CIp1s's wyeJ John sna zu
"sn sCr CuA Enslsi tailor George Bu wholesale
quos dssier A. Rsdnler Of Lscoppon James GGoRcr 70
M k... m. M" Au SSah Eha
smith HsuIy German uninOwn samuel bower. oh.I -
WE hsar I as.sh . W8 yss Hs.'
,ih n C. Dir j. Pollock clothing psrchant r. Loomis
Xntonev ba late Locompton eight burnt names not
known Brsn loon keeper, ssioen keeper
Enss.m.n RsnIi. ~ Noeiy. Samuel Reynoids s. Ranso
Rs. Ss ths Above thers were % negroes killed.
WOUNDED.
oeo. II. saryen. lrnor.aly, colamore r H. "; Bsssi
osd .Sos wsis, jas Brown Js.eph Eldrdse, VIM L.mon
a D. L.. .mbrG.ypia Hsys. % Jane; Pi P,n..y W.
fi,ts O. r. Smith c. Lvipgston, Homes - Barnard -
Bsrrsn. - Edwuds -Miers Doqnk Be1yman-
kIsslHt
- Ssnssr WIN. Kle5er - Boctcs
One hundred aud eghtyhSe buildings. Of every do
Pi'Ss hear i Of o,hsrs will send them to you.
Respectfully. CHAS- a. FA@''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Grcns Rri,n in.

Nothing is known o! the movements OF the
Confederate privacer Florida since she was last seen OF
Tuscan on the evening Of the rOth Of August.
SpecuatiOns have been afoai " the object of the
flordas visit to British waters One report is that 1t
was for the purpose Of taking on board MI MsS'n'
who IL about returning to the South
Mr. Mason 1t is announced, had gone 10 Ireland. GA
visit to Earl DonoughmOre.
was announced by The last steamer that the ship
Eagle had arrived at Liverpool from Bermuda Will the
silver bars taken az the American ship B. f. Hoxe
BY the Florida TAe SsPptnS Gasess says It Is reported
shat the silver bars will he restored To The original con
signees. The silver shipped by an English house.
ahd insured in London 10 the full amount 1t also
stated that the commander OF the Florida on bearing OF
this fact resolved to restore to the rghiful owners
Tie London 7tmes Of the 21d II August publishes long
from the correspondence between the Govern
ments Of England and America touching restrictions Oh
trade between the Northern ports Of the Upited States
TAs A,my and Macy Gazette saysi D." II Ii gratifying
% know that the Government not blind 70 the danger
Of difficulties with America. E Ii indifferent TO The
pers of rupture which trust the good sense Of all
Respectable Americans will aid us in averting."
The same journal edds; II IN with no wish n fat
Ia head on the North American Coniinent. that We
AGAIN record our conviction Of the ultimate ~
Ss Seroio Efforts Of the South II Cen Lee is now able
70 give one knock down blow " the Unionists, and
oeise Washngton even If ho should utterly rOut the
Army Of the Potomac, the effect will be great that
anotser wear viii be gnined and with IL who knows
what gain sy be obtained for the Confederatesf But
shoRld Gen. Lee remain inactive OF permit the Union
armies to sweep round bis reartO food the Con.
federacy and overlap all his
may become oapn mOrfEa and the South and al
be lost"
tn London Gobe regards peace still distant bu,
ehe issue not doubtful L. says that the South may be
pangled and exhausted. bu. must win IN the end ten
pQeAry defeats 10 the contrary. notwithstanding.
Tho Confederate loan Oh the 2lst Of August rallied
one DOR cent. closing at p o2G.
Notwithstanding the expressed wish OF Lord Clyde
foreh quiet funeral at kensGl Green Cemetery the
Government decided honor his remains by depOstiug
them Westminster Abbey in the most uDostentatous
manner.
The telegraph cable between Malta and Alexandria
was broken few weeks since by anchor. In shallow
water near the shore. but the damage quickly re
paired. and Is again in perfect order.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Complete List OF Killed and Wounded Of
Lawrence.

Coucs pond nee OF The LeANspWo oih Tunes
LAwgEs,y y Aug o5. 1869.
there ha3 not yet been published correct
si e. the Killed aud wounded In the recent mGsslcre.
have Included "a rcAd you fol- list 10 fnr ns have
been n,le 10 get thea by two or three anys scarch
nmOnr NUNS lou hh,o already published tie par
iiclit 10 horrible affair and therefore II Is gnnecos
siy ipi 10 give further details. The whole VI Mas
saopnrr street Is In ruins. aud other portions Of The
ciiy ac'uain'ed. As far as the facts are known. up
ward OF eigliyh,o widows have been made by this
whoornic huteacry. Many barely escaped with thcir
hves hhef losing everything they possessed In worldly
goods even 10 their clothing Great destitution prevails
among mnny families. general gloom peryadcr tho
whole community and mourning has been carried into
nearly every household: But my principal reason in
sending this In 10 furnish you correct list Of thoso dead
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

UOps-PROsPECT OF TIE CROP-NRw HoPs
IN MAmET-Wm. G. Schedel hop merchant. No 70
Pearl street received the first bnle of looJ hops August
"a from Schohare County, grown by Lord Proonan.
Sharon Hill They sold for California, at " cents
pound. Mr.. s. says:
IL have Just returned from tour through the Irinci
pal bop growing dstrcts Of tis state and found hnt
although good many yards affected by flies and
black mold particularly Ia The south parI oi schonaflr
al average crop; and it 10 considered 10 be top
crop the quality is expected to be le one, except
those Of yards affected hy mold"
letter from Prince Edward County. Canada West.
Aug. IA. says;
"The old yards are very poOr-not over hnlf nm nv
ernge crop. Bu, the new yards which bear this yehr
for the Lrst time are well loaded pTasing il a
growing business Ia this section OF Canada"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

r,mn but with every manifestation Of the deepest 70
spect The body Of the great and gallant soldier was
Senosited In es, Minister Abbey The procession con-
sisted of fifteen mslrnsf oarrag@ the three royal oar.
riares that Of her Majesty being Y.wn by six horses
and about thirty private carriages.
CRAcOw Aug. "a convoy OF n condemned pris-
onsrs have been transported to Siberia.
The Engineer Negisnski was hanged 1t Gledonick
on shs h VI August The prstsxt for bis execution is
unknown.
FEAnKroR7. Ass s2.-TAs conference Of the Princes
commenced st O'Clock this morning and 1t 10 expected
that decisive resolutions viii bs arrived st before Is
CLOSES.
The report that The speech Il the Emperor Of Austria
was altered before Its publication, Is officially contra
dicted.
The letter Of refusal Of the King Of Prussia was sd
dressed ~ the Emperor Of AustriA
The Coxrir d. D,~s~sAs says that the notes OF the
three Powers undsrstood in their conclusions 70 oa
upon Prince GoroAskoff " give his serious ateson 70
the gravity Of the sitaatol Of Affairs Hussia aJes
upon the indicated BY thelf rlendl!
counscls she will become responsible fUr the serious
consequences which the prolongation OF the war I'D
Poland will bring abOu1 .,,,
Bpnlls August 9-Hor Majesty Qucon Victoria
will proceed to Potsdam kr few days In conE enoe
Of M nvitotion received nom the Crown friice anu
Princess Of Prussia
offered spain a oan Of O00OO00 reals st sx per cent
| to repair the disaster at Manila u
CUiENHAGRA. Aug. 22--The King OF the Gree, " IL
proce,s TO Athens sssr the annexation oi the n
L. ands at the end n October. he viii spono I'm
days il London aud the same time In psrii %
= The i otieial correspondence published BY fac
London t0day regarding Federal interference In
tho trade with ths DAhamas. winds up with letter
fivm Earl Russell " Lord Lyons dated July u. IN
which Earl Russell says tbst Vie British Government
had reason hope thai the Interference OF the
United States Government would have been discon'
iinued under representations from tho British Govern
meIt; but such nOt being the Earl Russell In
Lord Lyons " address fresh renonstranoe 70
the United States Government
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

The ..ooi psst sainsiol ? 100 eAss Of which g. e
are AneIicsn-
pric.s Of roo.. sId yam. are s:li sdvhneinS
bRKApsIUyyk-n We Liverpool brtAdsnns market prio"
art .ti drc lining sIssp Cora which IL advancing 3eh
Richardson apencs Co. kifAId. Aihyak Co. and W hAs
viii sdownw.d tendency. Whe. tss downward tendon
cy; Winter RED, t.tAss Com INNER; hiIed, n ~. .
fRovsioSs-Iorson l<uco CO. and oEsrs report: Beci
quist steady loTt sesdy excc that the poof,r qnAi
IT,. .on.vh. oWsi. Bacon cas'cT Lard hrn iAAo~
quiet sno rnchsA geA
fEopucs-1 u, boks Circular f-ports Ashes QUIET but
,,esa, sugar s,ssy Coscs tr. Lnrced stil declining
Lieed Oil ssoivs ., >s. Rosin qsic, bU' steady spr'
Iuf,eutlge-ps sAss .
qualities considerably Lkhex sAes al ef fehneo anu
1isG $50 iof Crsee. -
LONDON MAEKgTs-BsYing's Circular reports:
What Atavy and scnd.ss downward with decline Of AZ
on Poie.n, bud - sor knFsh. Iron hrD Rails 20 Bars
A3isl III, -; Sse.i iIIuer, and pros. J.id Lshe Tea
OF. sdy Cof.s firm. 1Aow quict, ai ~ ID AZ I'd kice
du and ns downward sfpts TIrPenine slh docins
Pe,rosuu. tim fs lols32o Tor Crude and "a for A~
tined SjoIin UE nominal
CossoIs olo.ed on fridsy At sats ect for mouey.
The bullion ~ the btAt of England bss ncIeascd ~ 600
HAvRH Avg A.-IorToS: sales o. the wcst u 80 hAct.
The nsrtet hr. with uIwsfd isnDcy and AL qnaiies
slightly higher REV OF ssrs ues oruisTs, JIOfi do boa
IyvfE StoeA IL poTI ~, ,NH bales.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL hug. 24-EvESIso.-CoTros-
sales Cotton today were 90 oA.s. ire.udts Iv TO
speculation, and eIporers The mait buoyAnt and al
Quaitr, trifr higher.
bxrApsruvys aul and trnains downward, sIecpt Corn,
which J.. steady.
FRovisioss qart and hfrA
IkoDrcE stelay.
LosIos, Aug G-Ev,.Ise-Consols for money clossd &,
s3tGsJi. ,,o,., A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Refusal of the Prussian King to Attend
the Frankfort Congress.
The Difficulty IIetween EnGland
and Japan.
Order for the Expulsion Of Foreigners
from Japan.
HALIFAX, Tuesday. Sept. I. 1sfn

The steamship Africa, Capt. Stone. froIn Liv'
erpool at noon the ed via Queenstown on the a3d
Of August arrived here at l?l oc@ this afternoon
Her dates three deys later hnn those already re-
ceiyed. The Africa has 4s passengers fr Halifax and
n for Boston. The Africa makes tfr following report
August SC in lat az NJ on. 80 81 W. At ll;aoa m.
passed the steamship Cliia, bornd east.
The steamship Earuonia, hon New-York. arrived
st Southampton on the night Of tie eO,h Of August
The steamship Scotia, from New.YGk arrived a'
Queenstown at O'Clock on the morning OF tho sst and
a* Liverpool early on the 22d of August.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
India and China.

The following was received by telegraph from
Soez:
B0nsAY July yO--C0rTos GOODS quiet. ExCuAs0s i'm
proving. fhEisnTs de- ihlng.
CALCUTTA jay SI-sniRTiS6s active and steady TWIST
vnng lHDIGc unchanged. fxcDAsCs. Z " fkgioHrs
Improving kzgLs to London ~ D.
CAEToS, July iL-SHiK1isos and TWIST advancing III
0HASeK<i3& -
SHAKosiK July 1.-The city "a quiet The Imperial
btx ATTACKED Making and captured tie outwoiLs.
6BIHTiEos inactive bet tlm INA iDee.ive ExCHASdE,
HA fnsieAzs nis.ex
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Mexican Affairs.

The United States Consul at Frankfort had
displayed the Mexican flag.
suance of an arrangement by which. in case 81 tho
overthrow Of republican, authority III Mexico. President
Lincoln would allow Mexico 10 be cfrScuted In foreign
countries by agents of TIE Washington Government
The Europe refers the f OF that III March last SEQ
reary Seward declared that President LINCOLN and his
Cabinet would tolerate nronArchical govern.
nnent in Mexico and il anticipates mmedieie war
tke Emperor OF France does ooiEe himself TO she
demand for indemnity and leave Mexico Eepubhe
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
FruuCe.

An important decree has been published con-
denatory Of the letters Of tie Bishops The Of
Elections and declaring them abuse Of ecciesasca
authority The decree declares LlGt Tie bishops and
Arcbbisbops empowered to deliberate together
or pass common resolutions without special permission
from the government.
M. Drouyn de Lhnys was 70 leave Paris for London
on the 22d " August.
The Rentes closed on the 2st of August al 0q035o-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
TullleY.
Forced labor on

Forced labor On the Suez Canal IL absolutely
abolished and six months il allowed for making new
Arrangements.
Disturbances near Damascus bad been rcpoi ted.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Latess-.. va Ous-nskovn.

LoSD0y, Sunday, August 23.--Consols, after
c1fcial hours yesterday. were at sa, Tor money.
The yearly meeting 0f the shareholders Of the Great
NOrtbcra I,lroad vas held yes'erday The report Of
Gje board of Directors was unanimously adopted, and
= dividend was declared at noon yesterday.
The rerpains OF Lord ClYde were inferred with IN
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
GeInlan louRress.

The German Princes continued in Congress at
Frankfort.
The King Of Sayony had returned from his mission
1ho King Of Prussia, who repeated his refusal 10 be
present Ut the Congress the grounds already
3uniosted " the Emperor Of Austria
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Aug. IA, says
THE DRAFT IN EAST WINDSOR, CoKN-Th'

following resolution wss passed by tho voters
Rsoim yhst the sesctuen Of tls town be- and hereby
are actrd ~ draw order the Treasurer Of this town
for the Of $500 IN favor Of any who Is nBy be
drafted accepted snd sworn INTO the Cted United staie
s town under the coil Ofte President tho
United States % troops who has shall have fur
aksA suhsts who a AeceDted and ksd service.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Gs0If.nJ.

No news had transpred of the presentation
Of the notes of the Three Powers TO Prince Gorchakoh
Ten thousand Russian troops had been sent INTO the
Palatinate Of Lnblin Tie Polish leaders sought "
avoid engagements with them
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Spain.
II is assnytpd that

1t is asserted that the Ministry viii not con-
slider the MeIican question till the AIclduke Maxmil-
ans decision announced ia regard " the acceptance
Of ths Mexican throne.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Japan.


bIAEOUhB July ., IebJ.
Intelligence from japan Announces that the
Japanese had paid the indemnify demanded by Eng
ksd
Tho kiksdsdo had i,sued orders TO expe. all foreign
en- aad close the Japanese porm
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Markefn-CARETCLLY KEPokfED voR IHE n T. IKI3CIR
TuyspAY. Sept l. 1851
AsUrsrbe market s steady and iair demand prevsisS
.,,s Of 81 obi. At q for Pot. ~-d - for Pes.ia
CIdTONA sood inquiry prevail for this staple sn4
tb. market russ strong smother improvement sAss q
800 baI.s at % c. for ufddinR. a.,
CofFEH IL In n,od~rase demand and the market rules
stm a. 10. following prices. 4; tor prime Rio - rSc fog
seod do p az7c ior fair do aesc for ordinary do aud
ag7c !o A good do 3a adSc or Jaws 3y@Jic-
haaeabo, 1soJoc for La Ouay'A and @t1-Sc- ''' ~
Domingo -, ,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Tho Manila RsrshouaLe.

bHAkIIiAk JuIy =, Ibo3.
The loas Of property by the earthquake at
Manila reaches toTty millions OF dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Cauuereial Intelligcnce.

IIvERfoOL, HIg. EOCOrION.-IHg D'VAUIs
CiIcul.r ,OI tS salss u the week ct ~ w hse ne
has ben Ssoysn si descriptions He ia 81 h
Ui sa-s IL NV bals 10 spoouistoI ana @Vt 70
exporters Ts Of shoddy 10 0 bnes including
lao ape and sxPoIeis she afiet eohs WIN All
upward teadrssy. Ile h.swDg axe TIE s0'ho'nea s1'A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Neccipts "a Produce.

snpr I-i5ll5 bbl-. f0ut 100 bbs V'n' ,I eoc sa.h
bags do. 2 bhs WHISKY sico eu's& NJ 10 psss Aches
20 psr.. Lard, 1?o pkss. DuItsr zs00 oA'' ''A'-
LOO pkga fIoyisVpA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

800 sbbs Flour Mt s.l0ld.; 500 6rkns Butter st l0u
To London. 300 bbs Flour at %. lAd0&.2d.; y
neutral vessel 1000 BUSH Wheat at 7id. To Antwerp
300 bbb. Flour at 2s Sd. To Rotterdam, 500 bbls.
Flour at as9d The charters British bark OF LOO
bbls TO Bristol Mt 25s. and Norwegian brig Of ~
tuns TO Marseles, with Q general cargo. on private
terms. The carrying rates are Is follows: To Lives
pool p American flag. Flour at ls6d 0ls I'D, Wheat
6}d; Corn, 3d.; Heavy Goods, l7s6d. p foreign Gag:
Flour, 2s; Wheat I'd. Corn, sid.; Heavy Goods Sou
02s.6d To London. y American Gag. Flour at 2s3d.,
Wheat I'd, Heavy Goods, 29s.ed.i p foreign nas
Flour at 2s.6d.; Wheat. It'd. 0sd; Heavy Goods,
2Js 027s
The following is o statement Of coal trans
ported on the Delaware and Hudson Canals
Forth: week Yor the
Del and Hud. Canal Co.......23y2s 46e,0ls
Pennsylvana Coal Co..........25.sN 5lo,9S
Total ..si.oo% sS.ns
For the same period last year.:
Dbl and Hud Cam. ce......'as'ss sa,si
Pennsylvanis Cool Co..........S,39S HJ,oN
Total tuns. ,7as sS5,Ts
The Com Exchange Insurance COmpanyhsv
declared seni annual dividend Of five per cent. ps%
sblo On demand.
Tho Money market is active at 6@7 y cent
and continued rather stringent nus good borrowers nno
no difficulty In supplying their wants Money is isf
with capitalists. however. at cent, and few Of thsI
best borrowers obtain at s. Gold was 1Zf0l27t this
morning but closed 2et ol27. The sales at the
ing Board wero $6s,Ooo
The subscriptions to the $50 Bonds to-day
wero s5io $50 ard tho deposits on Temporary LoaaA
to6a. 232.
In Dry Goods the auction sale Of Saxony
wooen Dress Goods passed of remarkably well, and
strengthened the general market for Dress Goods The
American Delans houses felt the effect and were ta-
Ing this evening Of advancing their prces There Wa
also moro activity and frmer feeling In the Cotton
Goods market to-day. At auction. Bonbnzines from
Culaums FArgis 4 Co. brought Nio. 0el Il; BlaNk
Drap Imperial o. looti 37i
The statement of the Philadelphia Banks fde
the week ending on Monday. was as follows:
Csp,,.l sii s4s co5 Doe from o.hsrbts s12l9on
Loans sad Dsco uns 4 2o6 Due to oher Bsnks S oJl
-neris In Bsns - lIlI D9 l9s l61
us. Demand and Le- Cifcuaton '.''''''' E'@'ss~s
gal Tender Noes.. 6,e53SsC
This compares with the statement OF the last four
veAka "A follows,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Union Convention has NOM


The nominations give universal satisfsctlon- hf
LOWS accepted the nomination In short but highly
satisfactory speech concluding a. folowsi
"I shall feel 1t my duty TO uphold tho hands OF me
President and aid him In bearing the heavy load when
is now thrown upon his shoulders TO send aid ana COM
frt TO our soldiers lying sick in hosptas and " ther
suffering families xt home. to sustain our nooIe mJ III
tho field in its efforts crush the nonster-susah our
soldiers until the lnst glorious victory s won whioh
10 redeem the land-that victory which 10 not 70 DO
bought by oowaTds but won BY brave men with stout
hearts and strong arms that victory which sonc can
savo this Government from final overthrow"
WIscoHsIN-DgxocRATIC SPLIT.-A number
Of prominent Democrats have called Convention ss
Janc.vie Wis on the l7,h of September to repudiats
tho recent CopperaeAd nomination. Among the ssners
are the Hon Chas d. Robinson. formerly Secretary OF
State; Hon Jonathan T.. Arnold. the Democratic can.
datc for Congress In the First District two years since
Judge Macarthur nominated and elected Judge OF the
Second Cironit by th. Democratic party last spring;
Matt II. Carpenter. tho inost eloquent Demociatc
or ator In the State. Judge Hubbel George u aker
A. HIATT Smith. and others Of the oldest and moes
prominent DE nocrsts hitherto In the State.