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WILL AN HALL " CVN,
SAB Broadway, Now lord'
Agents for the Celeb atsa
briggs New Patent Piano Fortcs
Which are creating the greatest sonsat'on 10
the musical world and have received INC
highest testimonials from all the Leading
artists of the country, among WHOM are
S. THALBERG, WV MASON,
L. Nj. GOTTSCHALK. +. H BROWN,
WIN HENRY FRY, T.ElSFELD,
NJ. STRO KOS H, MAX MARLTZEk
HERMAN 4. WOLLENHaUPT.
Having purchased the agency Of GEoRoE
A. PRlNrE& COS NeLoDEoNs, AUTOMATIC
and SCHool. ORGANS from their late Agent.
Mr. Charles T.. Bacon. We will be pleased to
receive orders for those celebrated !nstIu.
rnents, and will always endeavor to keep @
sufficient supply on hand to Gil al orders at
sight The l.! - liber j discount given to the
Trade. Churches, Clorgymon and Schools.
All instrum hts WARRANTED E9a FIVE YEARS
Manufacturers and importers Of
flutes Tsnios yio'ins Guitars
Violin St. i1g1. Accords"ns.
aNd Ill kinds Of DR tSS and other AlUoiC.
Al INSTR UMENTS.
Special stteoti n paid TO furnishing BRASS
INSTRUMENTS Tor BANDS.
PUBLISHERS OF SHEET MUSIC.
Just y .b1shed, THE VEHlTE' a now col
ection Of 'hants for the Episcopal Service,
or ononing and closing Volnntaries, Musical
,ocletes, Classes. and for the s""ia Clrc'o,
ov VIRGIL Taylor. Price,--boards, IS cis;
Cloth, 81 90
In press and will soon be issncd, BASSl N
r$twenty Melodic Exercises, for the stuay
he proper art of sing NJ. bvta9L9 bAsslNI ea'
t or OF Basalni's Art Of singing
And
Piau0.Foy:n Cnlislhenics,
A collection Of Flv E FINGER Conn and Seal E
DR. algos, for specify developing the muscles
OF tLe fingers, and acquiring that degree OF
fex bih.y independence and volnhiiitT. wh'"ti
are 50 Indispensable to good performer Oh
ths
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Mas Meeting st Newark, ". IA -
Roger va. MsjsE.Geu. Attpntr'e1-
Ccpperssnjs squclched - Hum aod
y,y,ve1 vs., kiIpatrieh and Union.

The Copperhesd leader of New jersey having
sent ohallsnge 10 Gen Fitzpatrick the leader OF the
Voorist To meet hin at Newark or the 7th instant 70
discuss tie merits Of their respective esndidaer ths
Par at an early hour on SATURDAY evening was hnea
by a. audience numbering some 10000
At n clock rrecisely 1r Rogers ACCOMPANYING py
several leaders II the Copperhetd fiction assembled ne
,',tforu and vas received by the small portion OF the
kunvou aud Ran Democracy with fam! cheers. Gen
kHpltr,k shortly aorwsrd rrived escorted oy alor
Uasgert, MnJor Psnghofne Ger. SHit OF LouishhA
and were enthusiastically applsuded
10 the credit ~ Jersey peonle be IL eald tha',
Athoush bon speakers induced In viiuPeratiSc ana
personal inyeci'e.. the audience was comparstivey
nuet ard spplaude the good loinis of the respective
orators with moderation sud judgment
SPEECH OF OIs. TILpA1RIcK.
Gen Kilps ril first iasted TIE attention OF his au'
lisno. 10 the feet that The election on which hey were
about 10 enter va. Of less importance than the one
on hsd preceded IT, Said be-. then jon were thriving
20 aroy- 10 tie void that Ibis not failure Tor ma
ulTa existence.
We haze 40 space FOR iul report OF tie Gen
era4b .pir ed address which Wds yt!y Eequenuy iu'
tsfFapi-i by Sociirrous APPLAUSE.
NJ Roger. then presented himsel ard made an sren.
.ut rrt nitng over h-u aa AOur In favor OF the ola
hsckneyed theory u state Ri' con'spding thst encn
sre bnd perfect bcrty 20 ssceie IRON she 1eheis a!
Co,ernn.nt ihst tie States we're originally sovereign
r their capacity; that ihf General Government was
the mere arert and i-pf,ss atiuvc II thn state.
Mi KO.crs read SEVERN documents . prove thaI ne
hid yotsd fur the Increase OF tbe sodioi's ply. he
pnS sed a Ligh egiogun ou Gee. EuHyon. whose coiv
s!ro conduct and individual bravery vas Becond 10
none IN the war.
Major Haggerty Of New.Y York moved IN adjourn
mont when the meeting separated.
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POLITICAL.
Nen,iuatisn By the German De"oers" Of
Nicholas Qunckenbos for state sen"'or
EHis Claims Urged Upon T"mnsny'

AT at adjourned meeting of the delegates rep
resenting the various German Democratic Cinos In
the Win Senatorial Dsgiot, comprising the Nintn'
Fifteenth Sixteenth and Eighteenth Wards, heid yes
terdny afternoon at NJ 30 Averue A, the following
resolntions we're unanimously adopted: - Il,
| H,,oIred That NicLola, QuaCksnbos of the FWeen'h
Ward /. The choice Of this Convention Tor Senator OF e
With District. -, Al. n.,,o.
er,e uary and faithful and unwty.ns support OF VIC
Of that party cne Us 10 rrprtsrhauon on VIC
ticket aud iusy IN asking recognition oil our cil W
IN. ,Joption OF our candidate for Senator - .
That Of tire. from each OF the Demo
cratic rmsn Ga b within the District b. appointed 70 con,
Ter nth aud urge upon Tanmsny Committee 10 De heid
on the 7h DAY October the adoption OF our candidate oi
Senator.
Mt Reirert said that he thought IL the duty OF Ian
many 10 pay some slight regard 30 The wishes OF the
German portion Of supporters. NJ,
The only candidate which spoken OF IN opposition
10 Mr. Onackenbos was Assistant District Attorney
Tu.chngs. The District ought to hDow-ii DC was
NOT already aware OF the fact,hat the Germans dia
not want hin. that they you'd not vote for him.
The sixth Senatorial District has some 800 iermsn
votes Tammany which are sufficient to eject or defeat
the nominee Of any party Without their woes u 10
forerono conclusion that Tammany would DO badly
beaten. -, IL. .
Mr. Oua,ksnbos Is an old resident Of the city;
grandson OF the late Hugh Maxwell. snd has been on'
yerv itile identified win politics since lrie
The Committee adjourned until Ih1sdAy evening
neIt at No. ~ Bank-si. at y. NJ
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On visiting church, be invariably sent note 10 the

I'm vfa r
oeiriauns serrvman readinr thus:
"ssriir The king hes 70 DAY visited this congregation
Peace aud eane 70 ell the people, and oy be In oil the
uoun,.in Of Zion IHi KING CoanAsbs
IL would appear from the following thai LIS efforts
var. moi annrecinted nv one OF orr Hebrew congre
NeLe ho' "PP''0N - '"N "
sasons; ~,~ u.-,, N..-yo,t s.nt 20 1885
- ,,, Nih 49,, =, ~ vi q Hi, Ireeneary tas
Gor-rnoy 81 th Of York, Hs EzceIeney the
Pye.idsni cJthe Uai,.d staie..
Sra: The whole congregation Of Israel one and tho King
but the ptsache" are many ard toer eo,gessnons
many. Last fndsy tne Nd lns,hn' V''su Wv ga
IN Mnefentnst sna W. ~, as, vs. s,s.t ,non me
o. me ume OF we no'n po @ =" a. svn,,ogns vhrre
so that came down foa lne co'ne " VOC a. "a cana
they had given me seat WIN we eeosIess.ia' go - ~
ana "ooo W 'ne a'a ~ T ,. 10 yr hlo,~n 10
covered my htsd ana eommsnn,a .'e no.n ~ 49, ms
cease and was about TO SPEAK os,of- ,io , %
cation pIesent WIN woias w, ehe ic mi htournt
tsh ., We 49,, Sasn fr yon,d not so.ty resist tnr M
aed -, 1t. b VOID, aud sealed and directed the et.
ter In. 70 the letter ncosed and the letter to tho
Synagogue little before ddsy snt was gwen TO aoie o,
tic cOngIrs,iion aud c.mi,ndsa ,us 70 on1
to the Chief TEACHER ihst ne N guy fsta oeo e III
Sir the sHsirs oil my royrtns. -. nss, ~. ~ j,n
TO ~anoe1 ,nl' o. WE srxII,sxa Tag KIse
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Autess ship News.


s,ssmship Chs'. BENTON, Eyre, Eewoern, ~ G., ahsu
ride an pass TO Murray Nephew.
| tsan,hip Fune Sbusy, Cough Ne~-oresns sep- 4
via s. W. Pans lat inst with dse and pass h b. Cromwell
4 Co.
Steamer W. 7. Clyde, Robbins Wilmington NC. ~ hsusq
mdse and pass 20 c. H. Pieron 20.
Steam hip Fuuy X. Soudrr, Winchester, Charleston q
hours with udse and psss. 70 Livingston Fox Co.
Steamship Commander. Ferry. Wilmington, NC, hsufs
| cotton &c, A. L~sry. - i
Steamship Evening Star. winpsrny, EewOdeans sept
D. with uldse. and pass, Jss. A. Raypor.
Bark Kate Stsler tof obok-n. N. y Crawford, hool4
Sept TO- Hampton Roads days, with cotton &C., jobs
w Mott Had heavy N -. winds the entire Pssssse.
Brig Bsrheier tof 81 Antlevs b. Miller 81 ADdrswsl
II days with iusis-r 20 John Boyuton, Soa 60.
Brig a Y. Dsrrsbeo. Carlisle, Bangor.
sehr Ripple of badfr) Roberts, Cape Canso N B., dsy(
With Dish md oil, T. ). Whitman.
Schr j. w Deerinx (of Haiexl. Kennedy Bridgeport q
g., vs Hsifsx n days with coal to master
schr Masis Louisa tot Yarmouth, N 81 Smith, hio ~
neiro Aug H. via bsbsdoes Sept u.s. with e0dss 70 bf~
sesr Iss,ts Eaton Bangor days. with lumber to John
Glover.
scbr g. Y. Jayne Rnssel, New-Hsvsn.
schr Revenue candy soston for Phi!sdevhh
Ec1r Princess Luvvli, 5ostnn rldse. 20 b. W. Lswn C
scir s. + Winos Hn 90. Providence.
Sehr Ws'is Putnam. Cook Celais.
schI Cow. ~ heei-r. for1 Jefferson
scbr Chief Champley. Norwich.
Schg Planet Mcpermot'. Bocksnd, hroe-
sohr 8eri Strong, Brown Providence for fostAkespd.
schr We, Spaiy, Virginia, days. potatoes
WISD-Slrset S..W
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AN INSANE NEWSPAPER CORRE-
sPONDgNT IN COURT.
Specimens of Eis Correspondence With
Statesmen, bankers, and others.

On Saturday the proprietors Of the Fifth
ave Hotel causeJ the arrest. BY special Officer Perry
Of "A Young mau named ID. St.lfer houl,on. WHO for
the pa. three weeks has been boarding ut the hotel
aud whom they believed 10 be insane In tho course Of
lis examination II spired that tho Young bad
been al ono time the New YORK correspondent Of The
Boson 1rapciu. lie Ia Of fine appearance. good ad-
Dress ami la ordinary conversation would not be sus
pectd OF being insane. lie styles himself "Stellifer
The King. Rsigang Prince Of the House 81 David. and
Guardian Of tho Amerioan Destiny From due bill,
An his possession II Is evident that ho has boarded at
the fremont Revere. and Winthrop Hotels In Boston.
and tho Astbr. Prescott and other hrstclsss hotels
here aud when asked to pay would promise to do 81
whenever a claim Of o. 10000 which be- held against
tho General Government was settled. In his posses.
sion was found copies OF letters addressed by him u
OF the leading statesmen " this country and Eu
rope. The following u specimon:
sKw Yoax Sept. o 1908
To no Ercelieney MoaruoLos b,naer " ne E~pero, d
Sra: Wherefore 40 you care little for your Emperor
BE pleased your fIos-noy 10 to Nsw iors thu,
may p.,k g. concerning Jouf Enp-rors Affairs With
~. foT the welfare OF nations will obS- presently u In
troduce my sword IN torop~ aud Wish show YOU In the
Eup-rofs stead why l. good that tho Emperor OF Franc
should ssud 10 hs special rmbasadDr ani minister Fur
th.r also told that tho power Of your Emperor 10 rob
bling aud destroying the people OF guardianship Ia MEXICO
aud tho sword OF selicr wishes 10 give counsel concerning
this matter.
have the honor " be your very humble s-rvsnt.
STKLLIFKR, THE kISG,
Rsguns Prince Of the House Of David AID Guardian oil
American Des,ines.
letter. similar In tone to the above was addressed
20 Sir Frederick Bruce the British Fmbassador wish
ing 10 know why his (SteifePs) liege subjects In
Canada were being distressed by the Government Of
Great Britain. Another addressed ~ tho Italian
Minister propouDding several questions relative 10 the
Church ard Pspsl Ststsh
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BuyyAIo. os 7. 1858 Flour Aru, bat quiet, wS,u-N1
Mwsntss syfps 1. q - sc;;ss %. I'D inactive 0s
n"sn.l NO nG smsi % ,os csnsds 0r Erm B
CSC Whi.Ey dull; held 1t % 2,los3 "a. PorS t s,n
81. Canal Freishts to New York-Whs.,, ,sc Corn, iss
go bash. Wheat 70 7sS bash Corn, 17cs bush Bs.,
no' Rys b ss ~ess ~ ,s tsl.si
Ss.1 SS and rass los sys
Corn ss SI sa.h 0s': and S Ssh Bs., ss:a
7s3 bb. FIoer, a7tS eU,h Wheel; ,.ssss bssA Conf
on canal inc udne spn.-nts from Buffalo fcr u dsvs 49,
tho nm ins: and day. lron o.weso ending tho "a M
6 57S bbs Flour; 1861 bush Whest S3s S6 bssh c.
7sa4s bush. oss; ss'siS bush barley and alss bah
MONTREAL CIV Oct. 7-rlour-sup-rins Es.r. u A n
anal Snperfnr SIS 500 So saperfns No iC.ns W..
sc &Db6 sJ-very iitds doing
ira sal Is, s"persus ESQ So IS @Sesi-S g. 3. ~ ss
So Spring 81 iy~sl ~ Barley ct Ss9T7c Aye, So
Osvgso Oct z--Flour in good demand s.d The ,.,.
ss,dy; sales 100 bbIs ct % for No Spnns Slo % ~
Red inter. gu 20 for Waite aoa Ss 80 for DOsbL Es.rc
sample at 81 g.. Corn quiet; No. Illinois. hsd 4 ~
Oats nominal Barley without, material change sad ioiS
s higher On s IN f.: .a s Ssn' css e.
7eo basI Wheat q bush. Cora coo bah sS Ss,
and soo bu'n Peas Canal L1pOr,3i 80 bbs Flour
sSip By 1sis b SI.I r our '''' Ss
. asa ~ ~ I% No !, sna 81 JiSpl i@ No D. Corn
To- Provisions steady Hishwnss inactive. FIeishu Srm
ed le l5c. on Corn 70 Buffalo Rseeips-TN
bbs Flour IS 600 bu Wheat 900 bush Corn Spd "a
90 bush. Oaa Shpments-76o bbls. Flour % 900 buaE
Whsst 900 bush. Com. and ~ 900 bush. Data
MrLv,uKsK Oct. 1Four firm. Wheat srtivs st el ~
9Si IN Oats dull and &C. Freghts q lie ~
Wheat TO Budao and a4c. TO o.wego Recepts-1s0e bhsI
Flour aud 900 bush. Wheat shipuerts-l,2W bba1
Flour and q, 40 bush Wheat
CIrcIySATI Oct Flour stsa9y and Ia good asusnd 4
81 75DS8 Wheat frm ct 81 23oE2 Is Whsky slssd1
81 81 10 -
ST. Lours Oct. 7-Coten advanced to 40 whss ard
A., active A tbs late advance Lard advanced 70 Ac
BAIrnors Oct. T.-Fonr Ann; Western ExtrA olo
asi02s Provisions unsettled aud tending Upward Sad
M active Whisky dull at ~ %.
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Lame U,;o. Meeting at uorrIstowa.

Anenthusiastic meeting was held AZ tA.s place
on Friday cyeuius s. N support OF the mon nomns
on II MaIcrs /. ward for Governor " kewJer'ev.
Ions before The hour Opening the bell vas MED wth
% ser attendants. The Audience was compbsed OF q
yery Respectable and INTEL gent ci.ss 81 pc pe with a
tprnbng ~ tie far rex who bad come rem tbe eur
rounding country the Lcrest very great 70 hear
The distinguished sakers ~ tIe evening At he hour
Of O'Clock .ae speakers entered the hall. end we're
greeted With vocN,ruus cbeers.
Ihe Han George Cobb, Mayor Of the city ~ Nor
ngovn presided. The band present struck ~ q
E,tor al sir aeT which tie Pfe.iert introduced.
the nrst ,poater Of The evening the Hon. Judge n
.or Tie Jnf ge syoke fof hour In very Ia press =
and Convincing rnsnler lie d. cnssed the ConN .tu-
tio,J enineIt at large. advocated rs adoption ~
the NewJese, Legialdtl r. gave detailed accoun. %
the horrid institution II slavery and is hra overthrow
aud conc uded with strong eHhorteton % q people
Of Morristown 10 elect honest. Trustworthy and
efficient men TO rspf sent them IN tie nest legis-
latur. The Hon W. h. Peck, the veil known
osmyAigner Of Connecticut. was then introduced,
ani welcomed with great applause. HIS address was
listen ii to wnh much interest. He commenced VITA
very eloquent and sc1thing review of the prrocrncy
one of the important duties was that discharged
at tho b-otboJ and IN the coming election on tue IN
u November the people q New Jcrsey sbouId raily
around the old Union pery and discharge thor duty "
TIE utrnust of their ability aud 1t become. the inteii
root frceuou Of the ate - see that 10 "a faithfully and
ntti!igeutly discharged At The coAclus Oh Of be re-
marks Eugene Ayers esq Moved ihst a vote u thanks
be- ief-defed 20 The speakers which Was rnAhlmDusy
given and three hearty cheers for the soldiers OF the
UIion The audience then dispersed. and the dstih'
gu-hed gentlemen proceeded 60 he residence OF mayor
Cobb whore they elegantly entertained by that
gentleman and his lady. They lett on the morning.
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Second Day-Me.ssge OF Gov. Holden
Tressurer's Report-Adisurnnen Of
the Colcred Convention.
Hre,n Uur specisl Corespondent.

IRON Our Specin Correspondent
STATE CAPITOL RALEIGH, Oct. g. 1865
The Convention rea sembled of 10 OclOcl
o IT,, and vas opened with prayer by the Rev Mr.
Daws Of the Il =, q nIch South.
The minutes II the la.t session were read and ap
proved With slight corrections of some Of the
delegates.
In the for oicers Of the Convention Il seem,
abe Hon. Nathaniel B. den Of Rowan County received
only sI votes less tEan Reade for President when he
generously moved 10 make Judge Reades nomination
UNANIMOUS.
Nj. Boyden has always been strong-even defiant
Union man. He Is one Of the sbiest members OF Ito
Convention.
The deesaes took tine oath 10 support the Consttu-
COn Of the United states
Mr. Mabin Chairman FOR the Committee on Rules for
the Government Of the Conven'ion. made report
which was read embracing y rules One Of the rules
yrescribes that every proposition ordinance for ,he
Amendment OF the Constitution q the STATE al be
read three several times on separate days before Il.
The report OF the Committee was agreed TO- and $50
eopies ordered 10 be printed.
I. X. Caldwell OF the Committee 10 Tait upon the
Governor reported that they had attended TO tia, dnty
ard that the Governor had signihed his intention 10
send message 10 The Convention at IL O'clock to-day
LIMITING REPoRTERs.
Mr.. Clark OF CIaye1 County moved that the report
OF TIE press not e1cssE Evs In number be admit.
ted 70 tie Convention 20 report proceedings and that
Me president assign them suitable places in the ha!
The HOB. Thomas Settle, jr. Of Rocking, bore rose
AM Sale perhaps I'VE would not embrace all Che report
sfs OF TIE press WHO would wish 20 attend lie saw 10
reason for limiting tie number and was oppoeed 10 It,
The resolution lies over
AS there are already eight reporters present the mo-
ton looked Significant and by some was understood 70
Be weak invention OF the enemy 20 ex ude the repre-
sentstives Of NOE, Of the Northern papers
COMMITTEE on BUNSIsa
Committee Oh nine appointed tn nrenars and
bring business before the Convention TIE foIIoxipg
Is The committee AZ announced by the President;
Chairman, Il. y. Moore With p II. Wipatnn WIN
Eaton. j.. S Y. Phillip ID. ID. Ferebee, NJ p Manly
W. y. ~ Aum, ". \. WngAt Alfred Doeke,y.
SPECIE VALUE or BONDS.
The following read aud laid over under the ru,.s
Rcsoed Tbs; tho Prs.ident Of the Convention pooy,
snoeT dag to be raised the capitol during the nss q
S1is Convention
At IL O'clock Mr.. Hayne. the Governors secretary
Announced with the message from the Provisional
Governor.
The message was announced by the President and
vas read Ivy ne clerk as follows:
KIscuTIvz DEYARrsRsT, N. C., Raleigh, Oct ., 1855
GenfLsrsen Of The CoHresttOn.
DO not deem Il my duty under the cirounrance 10 sd
Arcs you formal elaborate La relation TO pnbc
Affairs foor duties plain to require suggestions
nom me, and | ent rsin no doubt tbess duties wiz b
UsDpsiy asa kithfsny vsIforIss&
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RALEIGH. N. C.. Saturday, Oct ?, 1855;

RALEIGH, n. C., batuIudy wv :, .ooV.
The Convention has just passed unanimously the ioE
wig ordinances
for crime whereof the party shall be duly oonvnted
shall be ard Is hereby forever prohibited WITHIN INC
State" ,,,. -. A.,
Rebel State debt. ,, -.
The Convention ha. also passed an ordinance pro,
viding for the election Of Governor. members OF po
IegisYaturs, snd seven members Of Congress on the
9Th OF November. yzh.,
The Legislature IL 20 meet the 10Th OF November
w. w. HOLDEN Provisional Governor.
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u.rI.,.-k,po,.,d by Ts.esyapA.

PHILADELPHIA, SPIT 7-PcIcleun--Ssle' tV~s'o,
for Guide and Refined s29eac Flour nIui .a.e, o.
W,.,.rn EItta Family at 0d Sl2 NLra-Saies At =. -
~ 90 fcr White Rye 81 10 Corn scarce at p fo fe''
low Dat, duh at SIC. WHISKY duh at JSc- - -,
BuyrALo, Oct I'll p m.-F!cur hrnI Wheat nrn, oa'
quiet No New Miiwsukeo spring, " 20; 10 mt'o y;
III nj Corn du sal-s Of No. Vt T7c Oats dull sss on
hot 10 warm at $40 ilo Barley qoist RysnominsL Whay
bsId 4, ~ "a Mes. Pork t Canal FIsghts ic hittsfl
isa on Wheat Ice on Corn, and I0ic Os " New AesA
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FIRE IN FrrEEsru.sr.-On Saturday even

FIRE IN FIFTggsrII-sT.-On Saturday even.
ing ono Of the window curtains In the Residence OF Mr.
Henry 5 Lesalsky. NO. l32 west Fiteenth-st caught
ire and before tbs Iancs eItingushed the build
Ing aud furuturo were damaged ~ to amount Of sJO.
Fully insured la the Eagle and Columbia Companies.
No. isO IA occupied by James Baldwin apd " IS dam
~ od 10 tho amouat Of 90 Insured for sOo In tue
Motropoatan Go. No. l5i. occupied by Henry SoPey.
was damaged ~ tho amount Of tlUO. Insured III tue
Metropolitan co. for e., COO
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CITY NE WIS.

CHANGE OF TrME.-On and after Monday,
o. o. the steamer Bridgeport will leave for bridgeport
eyery morning at II O'CLOCK, instead Of H.
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KINGS COUNTY PoLIrIcs.-The Politician

KINGS COUNTY POLTIcs.-The politicians
were very busy Yesterday in Wow Of thc Democratic
oonveu Ions 10 h- held today. Tie Democratic Cit.
.ens' City and County Conventions VII br held this
morning and afternoon ~ will also ire City snd County
ConveBiion. Of tho Nationals Alderman I. V. Tai
medse is the principal candidate for Mayor. The Hon.
Marin Kabieisch aud ox Alderman Edward I. Rowe
sre also ndidntes, although II WAS generally rcu.
lated Yesterday that tie lstsr had Withdrawn. Thomas
H. Fsrou is the Only candidate for Controller hi, com
p.ttor having Withdrawn For TIE other Offices tAere
are q num beT Of candidates.
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TIE Third Dny-Rspsrt Of Ordnance fer
Declaring Null and Void the Ordi-
nsnco OF Secession. and fer Election
Of Members OF the General A ssembIy
and Csngrcss-RePort Of the Busisess
Committee on Re-districting tks Stale.
From Our Special Correspondent
CO.. rv n Apt-p0f " 4


STATE CAPITOL, RAi1roH Oct 4. 1865
The Convention was called TO order at Il
O'Clock and opened by prayer After the reading
Of tie minutes the resolutions which were laid
from yesterday read and the resolution OF Clarke
from Craven TO authorize the President 10 provide
contributions for the press. not exceeding five In
| Der was taken up.
MT. Settle, from Northampton, moved TO strike ost
! all after the word Eve"
Mr. Clarke, the author OF the motion explained ttat
II was not his Intention TO limit tho number Of the
porters and acceded TO the motion.
The gentleman from Beaufort moved 70 strike out all
after the word resolved"
NATIONAL FLAG TO BE RAISED oyHR 1IIH cAJr-
Toll.
The resolution requesting the President 10 procure
national flag 10 be raised over the Capitol during the
sittDgs Of the Convention. was passed.
10 limit the hour Of journmsnt 70 O'Clock
" G4 laid the table.
Tie member from Granville moved that the -esolB
ton oallug upon the Governor for information con.
corning the specie value Of bonds &C. issued for the
prosecution Of the war. be laid on the table
In taking the vote the Convention was found 10 he
nearly equally divided, but the motion declared
carried.
The same topic n INQUIRY raised substan.
tay by the member from Randolph, who sent the fol
lowing resolution 10 the clerks desk;
Rest,d That the Governor be requested TO communicate
10 this Convention whether lie has received any
IRON the President Of the United states relative 70 the States
Assuming the debt contracted during the Rebellion for tho
prosecution OF the before they can be admitted sgsn into
ths Union wheb be has received information from
The President N bis esi eepaeH on the subject Of the
Ststs debt
IRA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-09

Ngw-YonK HOSPITAL REPORT The follow
Ing s the report Of the above institution for the week
ending Friday. OCT o. No. u paients admitted during
thu week ~ discharged cured VI relieved. ~; dieo.
I; ct present IA hospital, UN
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Mrs. II. b. O'LEARY, NJ. d.. has returned
from the he Moupans aud will be asppy to SEQ the La
dos at her Ir.idnce. Oates cor Of anon 81 Dooa
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