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AN Act extend the Provisions of the first Section OF
san Act for tho Government of Persons In certain Fish
cries." approved June nineteenth, eighteen hundred
and thirteen.
Be 10 enacted by Ue Senate and House of Representa-
tues of the United States Of America in Congress as
act for the government of persons in certain fisheries
approved on the nineteenth Of June, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirteen, shall extend and
apply to the master skipper and of vessels OF
the burthen of twenty tons or upwards qualified ac
cordng to law for carrying the mackerel fisheries
bound from port in the United States to be employed il
such fisheries, in the same way f such fisheries hat
been embraced In said act: Provided That the agree
night named In said section shall be duly made Endorsed
and oountcrsigned.
Approved, March 3, 1865.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01


A RESOLUTION submitting to the Legislatures Of the
several States Proposition to amend the Constitution
Of the United States.
Resolved BY the Senate and House lf Representatives O
he United States Of America IN Congress asseRbted ct
thirds Of both Houses concurring) That the following
article be proposed TO the legislatures Of the severa
states an amendment to the constitution OF the United
States, which, when ratified by three fourths Of sais
legislatures shall be Valid to oil intents and purposes
u part of the said constitution, namely;- q
ARTICLE XIII.
SECTION l. Neither slavery involuntary itude
except as a punishment for crime whereof the part,
shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within tn
United States or any place subject to their Jurisdiction
seorIos q Congress shall have power to enforce tbi
article by appropriate legislation.
Approved, February ], 1865
[No. 12l
JOINT RESOLUTION declaring certain States not entitled
Representation In the Electoral College.
wHIHEAs the inhabitants and local authorities of the
states Of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Arkansas and Tennessee rebeled against the govern
.nen. VI tne United states and in such condition
on the eighth day Of November eighteen hundred and
ou at no valid election for electors of President
sna OF the United States, according to the
Sonsuruon anu Jaws thereof held therein on said
Be drssoped BY the Senate and Bos,.s AZ
Of the United States Of America in S,,,rs
That the states mentioned in the preamSs "a az
resolution are not entitled " ms JOINT
dent OF the United States for the term Of osncs -
mancinu on the fourth day OF March, eighteen h,,sss
and sixty-ve and electoral votes shall be received
counted from said states concerning the choice Pres
dSIt and vice-President for said term of Office,
Approved, February s, 1850.
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OFFICIAL.
UTIONS.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TIKI
TKFOURTH CONGRESS-

No. !.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary o. he nav
70 eSpsni Portion Of the Contingent tnnd ior euus
lug It's Navy Department Building
Re IL r,,oisd Iy The Snete and House Of Reprsseaa-
tioss of the United States of America IA Cbnrcs dsseM
DIED. THAT the Secretary Of the Navy be- and ne nereO
10, authorized to expend 30 much oil the eontsen ~ %
heretofore appropriated as may be necessary Tor the
rgsment Of the Navy Department building 10 meet 'nf
wants OF the Department.
Approved, DecembW 10, 1904
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RESOLUTION directing Inquiry into the Condition of the
! Indian Tribes and their Treatment by the Civil and
Military Authorities.
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the United States Of Diericd C0ngress assembled That
there be raised joint committee, to consist of three
members of the Senate, to be appointed by the pres
dent of the Senate and four members of the present
House, be appointed by the speaker of the House of
Representatives, to inquire into the present cond-
ton of the Indian tribes, and especially into the
manner in which they are treated Ly the civil
and military authorities of the United States,
with power to sit during the of Congress to send
for persons and papers to employ clerk to subpoena
compel the attendance of witnesses: to hear the COM
plants of Indian Chiefs and examine fully into the
duct of Indian agents and superntendens and also into
the management of the bureau of Indian affairs in the
Department Of the INTERIOR and report the next
session OF Congress such legislation may be necessary
for the better administration of Indian affairs and that
there be- and is hereby appropriated out OF any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum OF
fifteen thousand dollars to defray the expenses Of the
| same.
Approved, March 8, 1856.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

BY tne ffesIueHt.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of STATE
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Hndrh an6 Rooms.

PARTMENTS.-A Gentleman may nave an
Murray Hi. by addressing MIs d., Tribune once
NOUN WANTED Drawing-roOm, small
,roy n, stngroon two bedrooms bath room, &c, on
~ second door with privsta table FOX gentleman; we'
nurr- and little girl eight years u ago Aon'e'' " 49,
Po,,Ofics Box No 3429 Sew-fefk
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A SINGULAR Observation-Disclosures the

A SINGULAR TME-TABLE.--Notwiths the
generally conceded fact that City Railroad, Of
profit to .oeEbcde they nevertheless abrosaie the spirit Of
their charters for instance. the Seventh Avspus Railroad
The cars on this road rather that portion Of them running
through to Bacast announced to ran during u" night
"every twenty three minutes nothing Ahrpe" fHe,
living tho line having occasion to visit 81 the ds'anoe Of
Brooklyn Jersey City, and elsewhere. have cause to complain
Of this Inequality inasuch 1 10 nett 10 impossible ior
them to obtain the required accommodation under this singular
Timetable What they do ssh - that the On svon
t.,na
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.. Csc and 92.45 ut 43c The a Bay Linens sold very
literally ri average prices. ,.ro .aIo ~ Rih.
At Haggerty Co.'S there was mapS The nr;ces
bous which called together large crown An1 pio.s
wcre lii ana duplicates frequent Inc SAFE "@
attended with much spuit' -, -,
The Racine and Mississippi road earned the third
week in February:
1854. ........ e7e5e le65.......;..::s9 tH
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Grand Trunk road earned tho week ending
February Is:
1864. ssG9le is65......:.;;;;s 91i9c
Increase. -tlU2lO
The sales Of Petroleum Stocks were: 800 Blu
chanan Farm, 81 SO0sl S. 1000 do, boo, Il 3d.
100 Consolidated of New-York, s. so, 1850 Gorma-
MA S5a90c.; $500 High Gate. CSC ssl; 300 knick'
erbocler, 90c.; 80 Excelsior, 50; 100 United
States, 81 So 100 do, bio, $2S; 200 do, s7 95
100 DO, bio. s27 So so do, $27 SO DO. SOC 5O 100
do bic, $2s; 500 Wcbster,$ 81 62; 200 AdaInantine,
81 100 Blood Farm, si4 70; IS Mckinley, s. 49,
200 Oceanic, 81 Is; 4, $50 Rynd Farm, S6d 81 25
800 Cherry Run, 90 993c
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TnR CITY OF
NEw-YoRK.
Nos. - AND 90 PNE-sr.,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIrR UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale ready for delivery,
CyITEs STATES $40 TREASURY Morris,
COME rtble, at maturity, into $40 GoLp'DEAhNo
BONDS.
UNITED STATS 1910 BovDs
UNITED STATES $50 PONDS.
UNITED STATES I-YEAR CERTIFICATE.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts'
and attend 10 otter business With { Government
p. c. CALHOUN President
EEw.Yo'K, Jan. IS, 1865
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YopK.-This Bank has commenced business at NO. "a
Broadway, and OFFERS its services 10 the public
| Collections viii be made On all accessible poinA on
the lowest terms.
All orders for Government Securities viii be promptly
executed and the customary commission allowed &c
purchasers.
Special attention VII be given 20 busine" connected
with Government end persons wishing to avoid The
inconvenience of addressing the Departments ere III
vited to apply to the officers Of this Bank
NOAH L. WILSON. President.
AIrRrp A. Posi-, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
z $40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery, at
HowEs g. MAcy's, Bankers,
No. 80 wALLsr
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4tle0itGl.
Cost an0 fonn6.

I OST--On Monday. at or near the -
II Nlshoss Hotel. Three Large ENVELOPES e9psa
shipped from cinclnns,it Newfors Psrka"s as nHa
:" Fu,loyBu. Murphy Co.. George ;. bSse'i', % ~
SAWYER Wallace Co., The pspcrs are yausts eAespt "
the owner WI III pay suitable reward 'or ihs,I S,s
JOHN ii. MORE, AGENT Now York Central hsH'.'' ~"
$50 Hroadway.
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Cartinq Nlaosmcs.
Hinslral Qnstruments
A NEW PIANO
TO THE PUBLIC AND THE PROFESSlON
LINDENfAN e SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTES.

LTyDEMAN l. SONS. having perfected .hsh new P's'n'
cy slod Or,e respectfully invite the profession ana
t.u, and tho generally to visit their Msn'fac;ory NOS
III and IL Mercer st. door below B!eeeker to erAn
IN. sud thoroughly tee, these Instruments They court the
NOS, c judgment and the clcest compTiion eon"ne>c
thu, .hs brilliant snd st-rns qualities ofths
PATENT CYCLOID PIANOS
VIII NEE, with IN. approval Of the moot eIac,inG
Lindem.n l. sons claim for these instruments
SUPERIORITY OF ACTUAL MELoDioUs POWER
A PURITY AND voCALIrY OF TONE.
perfection Of .orch AMI ,Sovs al tie attainment Of jus
mechanical construction which combines IN its shape
ENTIRE NOVELTY,
ELEGANCE
AND STRENGTH,
ara which insurss ia, tie in''rancns
WILL STAND IN TUNE.
lon ger AID IA perfectly, than
ANY OTHER PIANO
now manufactured under all enmsi4nees Of change Of Oh
mate or variation Of tsmpcr,iurA
THE PATENT CYCLoID PIANOS cen be u al
hour. daring the day The invitation via. and ex'mins
| extended TO all
LINDEMAN & SONS.
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CTElNWAY e. SONS GOLD MEDAL
~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
the hes. IN Euop. well tine country. received
D.. Prize Medal a. the Words Exhibition In L1nt 1867
The principe. wny tho selGway superior
10 al others 10 that tho lD 70 composed Of i've practical
pAnf makers Gather AID Tour ,onsl who invent all their
improvements. and uuder whose personal supervision
every Pst Of tho nstrument Ia mHnu tnc5 Wsr.rooms
Eo. and - East Fourteenth st. between Union square and
Irving Place New iork. .raIa ....r.
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r OsT-On wednesday evening, between and

9p NJ ius Second Avcnec cnr on me up own W,
in Eighth ST. soas iom seeo ave 20 the sn 9 1
rewarded by leavin. the With &. h. WIsS"ALA -
81 Murray 81.
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6onseo ano farins f0a:,ieo.

WANTED.-A refined FAMILY. T punWs
w mail Children will want three or fonr hooM'
asbe ouse neatly furnished suitable for hou'ek,ep
ins and s strictly respectable ncighboh Oh wtn ."
hiIs N JnIou s1nsr. Address r.. ". Box No. 3fsl fot
0ece Re rsme asked, but advertiser will give MS IN
rxpl, requesting interview.
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UNITED STATES

TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No $40 Broadway.
40 TREASURY NOIEs on hand for sale.
u. L. Ross, President
]. Ii. STOUT, Cashier.
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p. {. ErLxLsY, Apctouesr.
VALUABLE PROPERTY al AUCTION BY
Y order Of tho Supreme Cour,.-P. {. huxley WY
sell FRIDAY, Ma Oh 1875 at Y O'clock at The E1ehsnss
sa.uoo,u No III Broadway under the direction OF D.
WARD n OWEN. asQ referee the valuable 3stoyy orcs
house aud 1T, known "a No - Fast Twenty foorih. neu
Ms,ons1nse lot a0xs2 Zee, sinches hos 20 by sboat ~
For ppy =; tie oce o he Aaeisoneer, 80 - 'l
Jauncey Court.
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NINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
v -Larvs and thriving settlement, Of Fineland mild
climate, ~ miles south Of Phisdsphs BY railroad
Rich so produces large crops twenty Tracts at SIS
per acre. payable within four years. good 0osnsss openings
good society Hundreds are settling and making improve
snds own.hp. W Letters snswcred Papers containing
'fo Information viii he sent fec. From Repof Of Scion
RCtiaon Agricultural Editor Of The 1fbuGs 10 one a. me
os erfensrs Jys haet' IN alo'f !era posiiion aud
suitsbs condition for psd,a0f a,n,g tAR Ne hs@s y n"
ride " As Wat0D PrssrSs&
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TRIAL or GEN. BRiSCoR.
Additional Facts of the Case.

WdshinVton, oct. I.-1he court martial In the csse
OF Brevet Brigader General Briscoe of .le i9. h
Fcnnsylyania volunteers, who srTestod at Lluch-
burg Friday lat convened to-day. lie is chaIs,d
with having abs'ractcI from the United Scs bar u
gold bullion valued nj over eleven hundred dollars.
package Of gold coin valued thousand do'lArs,
and silver coin valued at two hundred and fifty do
afs, and with conduct preiudicial 10 good oIdor d
discipline. W Governor Ford, Of Ohio, spgcars In
behalf Of Gcuer,l Briscoe.
Captain Alhorrcr, Arist0nt Qu7rtormuier, vn'
the principal witness llo was soat FOR hy General
prscoe on tho morning Of the 2Gth ~ soplc'' %!
hoalquartcr, in Lynehturr. The General n'sot h.n
what amount Of money he hai In las saie, Gnd oi
what nn.tinn. saving al tho .nmc ,iuc thH' II
could be- taken we'll ~ nos and no uu" uli IN" Ho
Nif,r Of ia In reply Go a qucstluL, Do, 100 t'-
and sI.on. Tho Grncrn rui'tri, g. i'''
tho vitne-ss hcu.e lrotrn oprn s4d h.a tNiv-
10y stolen, TO which NHfulu AllH.ger ui.".It'.
Prisoner fAid the mnrOr rutIi u" IA 10 ini h' .'
town arr .'ci for ~. huf ~ mo con '..'.."H,
sud whom fNo vluCat W0t arrested lr 'flr t.t"."J
vond b, rrosidcnto Of TOO coutt-ms,t.t $500 iH'r
hIu acuuitieu. W hen hr D. rt "'ut 1ui' ..D .. DO
In the motiInT, 4. W. ltckt5 wa iUf. u'd 'tli 70
viiuoss, "lhc General . all rrlt, ff to.- 'Ii.'
anl thea the General rrkvd tho question. nj .ut 40
IsrGcv sll 20 biincs' ''t VAS h7,d tiHc 90. lJ.
trfinlsters 200 oIt OF. a." s'r'i0r' enl u h. vac
nc "dil uol maze h.WfHt B.. out 1i 70, .' 40
tu.." The HitIcIB 4EtDi liu rNu. it int. 800, 'i'l .
Lc said "Nou are handling '"' 'hHe"' 'u"-a' -iI
can dispose Of thCm nt on .cAfe' ,
The icm,lndcr of the teet., Including TIE H-rc' oi
Gen BliaCUe, uud lacfey the I1ncl. 90. u'u I'.u,
we've published In the Ncr oIs -tf % 'aue-i4 .
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RELIGIOUS INTELi.IGESCT
General Convention OF tho Episcopal
thurgh

DLN1dsiyLi1 Oct, A-Ihe G,u.-L Convention -f
,,.I..s..t out ....i.i,tt t .. r,..,. ,,,,,, .
tc Ep't'o'A '"u''h hhfc'HLl'l IN -. l'- '''Ni'
II, -. ,t. ....
u n'''' ''''s :" 'ssr''' ~ '"'
E'Bhop Potter Tho sermon WIZ pc olchoi b. Dr.
Tult,rd, Lord Bishop Of Routre., iom tlo int
c-,f,.ht.,, ,i,.h ah,,,or ,,..t,-.,,,rJ ,..,e.
Cohh'hlah'' hlh'h chap.cE N'.' '''''A" -
"l IN made nil things 90 ull ~ l ta1t ! ~ 10 10
al ..,o .o,,,on ,u,,,,..t,,, ,t.ho ..-.t-
OF 'A''n saw toine' y" '"' '. ''|' I'd. .'
ein hoc''e were prc'ont ex'cp' l''.'' NiN'N q"
Connecticut and Bltsap scott, oi o'r'o''' Hi''''
AA'H'on' ol Nofih IsroHha' "'' N.' '' ''' ''''
Of the church. Ane- the sermon Bishop '"'ra' Of
@ '''"'. :, l'''' s'H' H' '''' ''n1'' ''V 49,
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Mexico.


Phi ladelphid, oct. At is established leyond a
doubt that Ia conversation With n DISTINGUISHED
nlinosAn, few DAYS since, Llsut-Gen Grant 90 far
varied from his customary ro,iccncc public topics
as to unreservedly express himself oa the he1ie,n
question. lie declares tha. tho Government will
vindicatc the Monroe doctrine a, early day, and
thai Marimilian must leave Mexico. II will be, no
sys less expensive 10 lid Mexico OF the presence Of
an enemy than 10 guard our borders against HIM. 1t
10 his opinion that It will require call for troops,
but that with our present army can spare enough
10 give effectiveness to the forces Mexico will 10
ready 70 put in the field. II our Government ails
them in the matter Of supplies Gen Grant is Of the
opinion that tho Pt,siiou! and the snthorioi at
washington hold this a settled purpose, and only
await tho meetilc Of Congress TO take open ground
In the matter. II Is not believed that France sin
to able TO dsreearI European complications present
and prospective, 20 as to make the cause Of Maxi
milan her own. This solution Ct the Mexican Que Do
ton mus, be accepted as one Of the forthcoming
sensations for the close Of the year.
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News Items.
,Bg r,lrraph to ths Y,p Yo-r ssn.l

Tir trial Of Hon. Emerson Etheridse commenced
at G lumlus, Ky, yesterday.
ArARr OF The isIh Colorcd Infnntry. OF Penn
sylvsaia, arrived At Cairo, Ill, on Tuesday, Oh
Nsr way home.
kAJoR Gas. HooEEn was msirisd on Tuesday
night at Cincinnati, to Miss Olivia Groesbeck, Of
that city.
LAEdr and enthusiastic meeting OF the Fsnisn
brotherhood took place last night At Nashville.
Tenn. Grsa, enthusiasm was manifested.
TuE 81 lendd mansion aud grounds Of George
H. Stuart, called Spring Brook, near Philade pbis,
wcro f.lA At auction yesterday, and purchased by
Tie tragcdiAD, Eiwin Flrrcst, for $4,000.
JuDGE JoeEru II. BAgRKIr OF Ohio, Chief Com
miss olcr Of Pensions, WAS presented by his friends
lsss evening, at Philadelphis, with elegant ser
vice o. plate consisting OF ono hundred pieces.
a FraE at Phi sdelphia, on Tuesday night, de-
ssroy 81 McArs. French & Richards wholesale drug
warehouse, on Tenth and Market streets. Tho to-
ta oss 10 estimated 10 be from $50 600 10 sSOo Ooo
Ineuraucc Abo,i Slij,OOo, mostly in Philsdolphis,
Ea'tou and Ens dish companies.
GrsEEAL GRANT arrived al Pi,tlburg, Pa, yes.
to-day morning, amidst great enthusisap, and
was cscorted by -grand procession through the
principal streets " tho CITY Hall, where no held a
public reception. TIE General lsn on . special
Train lass sight for Washington.
ovta three hundred bales o. cotton. valued q,
$3OAo.o, vsro burned at Memphis, Tenn, on sun
day. Tloy were ownod by Messrs. Carksop, u.r.
ria ~ wololy, and tho United States Govern.
meut The private cotton was insured. The Ere
- supposed TO have been the work OF an incen.
diary
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wAnlISGros, Oct. T.
The battalion rni,ed In California which was at
taehed to the Massachusetts quos Ia now 70 be paid
In full, but tho psynsstoTs arc required to keep
separato account OF the travel, pay and subsistence
Allowance amounting to about $500 for each man, in
order that the account may be presented 20 AAssa-
ehusstts for reimbursement to the United States
treasury.
Tho President to-day signed SIS pardon warrants
principally for parties in Alabama, Tennessee, Viz
sna aud North Carolina They we're sent to the
sate Department for the signature Of the Secretary.
There Is reason to teeve that the coored troops
new in the Southern States will bespcedily Withdrawn
and mustered out Of service. Upon recommendation
sGeu Palmer OF Kentucky, 400 colored troops Of
b, command, will be mustered out, leaving 6o0oo
still In service.
Postmaster General Dennison. durine September
r-esahlished postal service fifty Of tho mos; i'm
prtant routes aud re-opeued four hundred and fifty
kst Offices in u Southern States.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Raleiob, y. C., sept. .o.-lAe North Carolina STATE
Convention orr.aisei yesterday. Hon. e.. L. Reale
vas unaniIuoualy elected Pre- ideut. There was
MI attendance OF delegates, and the greatest har-
nony prevailed There is no doubt but the clause
xill be inherited in tho Constitution of North Caro-
hna prohibiting slavery. Tho Governors message
p.s read to-day. Il is short and to the point Il
pys: "Tho duties Of the Convention are too plain TO
need suegos,.ous from me, AMI | earnestly believe
that these dutics will be faithfully performed" Moth
. ing OF Importance done to-day except the ep-
pointment Of Business Committee. The Conven-
Ln will 10 zaalousy to work on Thu lay.
Raleigh, " c, Oc'.4 4-No business Of importance
vas done Ia tie So-th Carolina state Convention to-
eAy The Committee on Business made a report,
and othel commit: os Hero appointed Tho Commit
Tee on secessi0 olclCl "a ordinance that the state
has never been out o.. The Jaion bat that the ordi-
nance OF 1859 is sl In igrcc;" and motion TO sus-
pond the ruas and M TIC feveral readings
,o,el down. No business Ws' perfected.
Mississippi Election.
Jackson Miss, oct The election In this State
paued IL very quietly ycttorday. Tho vote for
Governor viii lie c!oio brtvccn judge Fisher and
Gen. UumpLioys, tlcl-h tic returns from the
southern portion o. tic ,.ato viii probably 'ecure
the election o. the iosdo. foutemsn. Gen. Hum-
ph1ovs is not elrillc not having teen psrdonod by
the Prosidcutau IL will unfortunate for the state
ifhe shall prove to he elected. The 'urrs couo in
slowly tbe-o being Ia; fov mail routes established
Tie IeciglatuIe viii mcc' net Mond y seek, and
,~ny OF tho members will bring election tickets with
ircreloutlals. rcnefa reputation of everything
Ing toward the civilization Of the negroes may II
cited.
Louisiana Democratic Convention.
10 OyLdus, Oc. 3.-Tae Democratic Convention
organ zed and Ador:od platform omphaticaiJ
1ylne President Joha-Jn's reorganization lollcy
,e that this Government was made and IL to h
/ hated for the exclusive POLITICAL beuoht Of th'
.re; recomu eal,a' The calling OF Convcn
ndcDt u CoartitUuOl expressive Of the VIII %
sopio askIug Cpueies. Tor oOiupensAiion 10
ustainsd ty the cm4 l'lpallon poct LdNeriih
zeal OF acts ana AVS Ia conflict with tn
aiiOn and laws. the General Government !
Wippoalci 10 ioi o geneIA smneslN and IN
trst,on Of pr'pcy / aud the Conyentlo
hln. withOu distinction OF nH'ionhlit
rpuaitiHu 10 the radical Etplhlct
even parishes were represented II
nominated j. n. Wells, for Gov
y. Perhue, for LieuE.-Governo
Mr
material Nomination.
Hon. Ezra Cornell has bee
senator, by scclamAtion, b
cid at OswegO to-day.
n ut syracuse.
General slocum delivered q
Hal, syracuse, in which
he political TOPICS Of the day.
great question which for man
1T people, Influenced our legisl
sectional parties, and culminAt,
d been finally and t9EeyeT pui