New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08


cold ,.oe notfoI,ns and Chicago Convention stock.
The major portion of the Chicago Convention
Committee appointed TO notify the candidates OF their
,;uo,ion arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel during
o,.rd,r and list evening The remainder Of the com
ri,ee viii arrive IN the early trains II r's corning
Coy Seymour I've Chairman. being unable to come to
the CITY until this morning viii meet the Other members
nj the hotel at 10 O'CLOCK when the pertinent premi'
naries will be arranged previous to the Committee pro
oeeding in a body TO wait upon Gen. Mcclellan at his
residence in Thirty frstsreet for the purpose Of notify
ing him officially Of his nomination. Among uo'e
arrived Last evening were Gov. Wicklre. hy.i VI W.
Morgan; Nat Warren. Ohio; G. W. Harrington OF New
Hampshre and John Cain. editor Of The R4tiand Pt)
Courier Hon. Dean Richmond and Major Throok'
morton arc also at the hotel
The proceedings OF the Conference of dele
gates from the several provinces Of British America
whic met Sept .at Charottetown. Prince Edward
Island have not been made officially known 1t 49, no"
ever Understood that the Convention was unanimous IN
acknowledging the great advantages 10 DO eSpe''eu
from confederation Of all the Provinces and tbattheY
adjourned to meet again the i4th Inst ~ ha'ai
there TO ngree upon definite plan 10 DO submitted 10
/ the several Paramentst
| The various Democratic factions i'll Brooklyn,
under the sharp spur Of deprivation from the peoples
treasury have about concluded TO sink for the present
the war hatchei and make one long pull strong pun ana
pull altogether for the regular seven principles oil the
party-the five loa,es and two fishes. But how sus'
pcious of each other they are While every on" OK
poets to no cheated he ID dong his little decdedest to
cheat his ncghbor
Hon. Alfred s. White, the District Judge OF
Indiana died at Lafayette on the 5th. Juds' White
was Representative in Congress from Indiana from
1897 to 1885, Senator from 1859 to lsi5 and again
Repres sntaive in the 37h Congress- On the death Oh
Hon. Caleb 3. Smith lie appointed by President
Lincoln Judge OF the u S. District COars for the State
Of Indiana
Thomas Thomaston committed suicide on
Tuesday BY shooting himself through tho head, at his
residence No 1872 East 2sh-strect case OF seduction
and its consequent examinations, was tie motive o.
what the reporters for the last two hundred years have
: insisted upon calling the rash act"
!. That Thaddeus Stevens, the curse of Copper
heads should have been renomnhted for Congress rom
the Burnt District Of Pennsylvania is cheering ind
cation thst Old Lancaster is true 10 tie Union and LIB
crty The vote for Mr.. S will exactly enumorato the
legal voters OF the district
In the Mot,-strcet stahbing case the Coroner's
Jury decided that George Gardner met his death by
stabwound at the hands Of Thomas Kehoe." On tho
rendition of this erdci the prisoner was committed 10
the Toombs to await the action OF tho Grand Jury.
J. Gov Andiow has issued a sapersedeos rcmov'
ing Edwin L. Corey. of Now.York, nom the Office oil
+ Commissioner Of Deeds for Massachusetts The re
noval is mainly tie ground that Corey Is noorousy
, disoynl
7 Mr. Edgar J. Barlow, prominent and be-
nevoent citizen of Brooklyn died at Norristown, Nj.
on the 9th inst He win be remembered by many as
former Democratic candidate FOR Mayor and for bis
dowment Of the Church Of tho Holy Trinity
! The Congrus sional Convention for the 22d
District Of New York, composed Of Madison and Oswc-
60 counties at Syracuse yesterday. Hon. Sidney
T. Holmes Of Madison county. was unanimously nomi
nated after Mr. Llttcjohns name had been Withdrawn
The Democratic State Convention of Missouri
net at St. Louis yes tsrdey and nominated Thomas L.
Price cousin Of tho ed General u that name,
for Governor.
In BROOKLYN the UniOnists ara wide-awake.
Shermaus victories have reused enthusiasm hitherto
and the prospects Of the party ofthe country
are most brilliant
The Hon. f. r. IngersOll, successor TO Owen
Loyooy has been unanimously nominated for reelection
BY tie Union Convention of the fifth Illinois District
The Black Warrior warehouse, in Milwaukee.
was burned on Sunday. and 10000 bushels Of wheat
were destroyed Loss s5o.oCoi fully iu,uFed
A German emigrant was robbed, and thrown
iIto the river tic Baieryon wednesday morning
u escaped with life but no money.
Mr.. Draper was not sworn in % Collector
Yesterday. The ceremony is 10 come of to-day at
loan.
\ The expected trotting match on the Union
Course did not of yesterday. The horse George
! Wilkes paid forfeit and withdrew.
i Fernando Woods Committee On Monday
night endorsed the Chicago nominations and platform.
and made start toward holding Mass meeting.
The McKeon Democratic Committee last
night ordered elections In the several Assembly Dis
tricts for delegates to The State Convention.
The subscriptions TO tho seven-thlrty loan, as
reported to the Treasury Department yesterday,
amounts to 5000 400 snd the ten forty loan S774oo
Two hundred and fory-three deserters from
the Rebel army took the oath Of amnesty at Louisville
on the I'd inst.
: Gold is dull, opening t2i2; selling downto4li IL;
aud closing 2i. The market supported with difficulty and
the CHIEF buying IL short oontrsc There quite
ARE anu foil business in shares sud higher prices
are paid For Railway bonds there more inquiry ard a.
together had buoyancy than hiss been noticed
for some t. the hoard under sales 10 realize IIohts,
low rates were made but bayers ready TO take
thing offered The disposition buy stocks was somewhat
checked by fear. OF tight Money Market during the neeo,a
of 1911 10000 bot thetone o. specu decided
stronger and tie ency upward o the moment Money
active smoue bu. per cent there is
more than can De used COmmerci, paper Is quoted Of
; 6al2c.
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