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NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Asia, which left Liverpool on
the go and Queenstown the next day arrived at Hall
fax yesterday, bringing two days later news from
Europe.
The shore end of the Atlantic cable was landed and
connection made with the land instruments on July -,
~ the presence OF large OF people Enhu-
iassic speeches were made by Sir Robert Peel and
others rad three cheers given for the Qneen and
Preslent Johnson. Two miles had been paved on, 10
sea.
Six hundred and twenty-siy members elected to the
House Commons show $50 Liberals and SO Consorva
tves The Liberal gains will reach II. Mr.. Walker Of
TIE Lord,a Tires was defeated in Berkshire The two
colleague Of Mr.. Gladstone in the representation OF
South Lancashire are Conservatives
Constance Kent. having pleaded guilty of the murder
OF her brother has been sentenced to death, but it was
general believed that the sentence would not be ex
ecutcd.
The French MoRi,cr denies that Ab de, Kader has
been appointed 10 any post in Algeria
The cholera had almost entirely disappeared from
Alexandra. Egypt and was decreasing in Constants
nope.
The story that Gen. Kirby Smith was taker
prisoner. With his 40 companions, by the Mexican
Government tarns out TO be untrue The General ar
rived safely at Monterey and resting few DAY
pushed o.. Tor the City OF Mexico.
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question Of equality before the law. Tho black
is no longer somebody's "nigger." subject to
the irresponsible will of his master, but man
in whom the law recognizes tho rights belong
ing to the citizen. The more humble and more
ignorant he is, the more careful will just Gov
eminent be to accord to him its most thorough
protection. Black man, under the slaye-code
was assumed to be slave, until the contrary
was proved, and had small protection from the
law even in the few rights that were recognized
as his. In the new order Of things, color mas
nothing to do with the question OF his rights
That is settled by his citizenship; and, as he Is
amonabe to the law, so in his person the law Is
to be respected as in the highest OF the lana.
The people Of Helena are in fair way OF learn
ing this simple but important truth, anu 'he
sooner the whole South recognizes it the earlier
shall we reach that blessed condition OF recon-
struction about which there is good deal OF
vague talk and not little vague action. Shouid
Col. Bentzoni's order receive the sanction OF the
War Department, and similar rule IN regard
to "outrages" DO enforced in all the lnsurrec-
tionary States, the people will begin to under
stand that Slavery has really passed away.
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EASY, THERE 4.

For two or three bloody, wastetul years, our
Government honestly, earnestly, patiently,
tried to put down the SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion
without hurting Slavery. The experiment
failed. thanks to God and to our Copperhead
Generas-it failed because it could not and
should not succced-faed as would an attempt
to form coalition of the Pope. the Sultan and
the Chinese Emperor, and divide the world be-
tween them. We regarded the attempt with
growing impotence and dissatisfaction while it
was in progress: but now We are glad it was
made
Its lincal successor is the present effort to
reconstruct" loyal South and leave out the
loyal negro We know kor it willrc,ult. but not
mhen Awaiting its denouement i'll patient ex-
pectancy, we would caution those who are run
ming the machine against too frequent and too
palpable intcrmeddiings with its operation.
Don't rein your nag up 50 tight that be can't
possibly go ahead! Your seed won't terminate
it Is MT that kind-but, even il it We're dig
ging il up every day or two would leave 1t no
chance to sprout. Let it lie till every one
can see and none can doubt that il is very dead
indeed By and by, you will comprehend that
Rebels mW vote in every Staie-that to prevent
this is beyond your power-that your only
choice lies between ncutralizing that vote and
succumbine TO it. II is Mt wise to bring the ex-
Rebels up with a round turn the moment they
act rs they think. Give them rope! When you
have tried out your experiment fairly, and
summed up the result in State alter state. you
will be ready to look further; but halftYing II
will satisfy nobody and only produce general
dissatisfaction.
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To Advertisers.

Tug WEEKLY TRIgUaE has circulation ascr than that
OF any oc7 newspaper and lar-e proportion o. is subscno
e. taSr 40 other Journal The space IN TIL sheet allotted to
j. necessarily limited 80 that each has the
advantage Of being easily and all generally read with
a. much Interest as ueys-naor. Thee as those who
have ed r. iuowno advert .ing medium in the country so
,heap because there probc 20 The sdve.'eT
The pape- crculaes among the id asl and thrifty classes
the crs Manufacturer Merchants AID Mechanics OF the
co.nyogd carefully read by ther wives and daughters
it "a. 20 say a, each advertisement in i IS read every
week by 0. les than half million Of tie most inelsen; OF
tie people lie who makes lis business his merchandise or
lis known to this immense uanoer, scattered all
over tie loyal States fell to do 20 to ms own manifest
and r5ca. advan;ase.
Advertisements on the fifth pa,e 81 81 snd on the
eiritl us.e line For tbs weeks issue tcy must be
landed ia .o-dsy.
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knew how to riake the best use of their means
At least onc-quarter of the food Of the pool
in this country is wasted by bad cookery; YET
nothing is systematically done to make tho
daughters of the poor of to-day better cooks
than their mothers. The food spoiled or thrown
away By a hundred poor families here would
support half that number in comfort in France.
How to make a quarter Of beef or carcase OF
mutton supply the most palatable nourishment
TO family, is just what every American girl
should learn. yet what not one in a hundred
ever thinks Of, and those who do are mainly OF
the weather. class. The poor Oike the rich
eat fnr more animal food than is good for them
and this is the most expensive Of all food. We
drink a suGicicncy of hot beverages, especially
coffee, TO coTTode the gizzardS of million
ostrches, and then wonder that we are so often
unwcll. We ought to grow and consume
bushels % various fruits around every dwelling
out of the great cities; yet we have not even a
grapevine by one house in twenty of the broad
region wherein grapes luxuriantly grow. In
short we have not yet begun the study OF sys-
tematic household economy; and now we can
no longer postpone it without serious dseom'
fort to millions. Let Us delay no further.
VI. The poor men of this country, we eSti-
mate, spend an average Of $40 each per annum
in pernicious Observation-Disclosures Liquors, To-
bGcco. &c. Surprising them Five Millions IN
number. here are One Hundred Millions of
n &
whatever, but great deal of harm; while the
time they lose by drinking and dissipation Is OF
a; least equal value. This is far more than all
the burden cast upon them by our great War.
We will thank our Wisconsin friends to
ponder these hints, and try the economics they
suggest for one year to come. Ii, at the close,
they find themselves unable to pay for The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE We Will send it the next
ycay FOR nothing.
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President johnson deserves the thanks of the
tax-payng public for abolishng one oihce-ihat
of Navy Agent at WaShington-and rcmitting
its duties Ia paymaSter, ut saving OF some
thousands to the Treasury We hope he may
be encouraged to pcrseverc in this course.
There are still Offices Of far greater utility to
the holder than to the public, and We hope TO
see them abolished or raced as rapids rs
may be. Congress ought to take the subject in
hand next Winter: but meantime We trust that
the President will improve every chance to re-
duce. if by little only, the weight of our
public burdens.
The recent allotment of Offices in Philadel-
pha and Baltimore strikes Us a., i'll the main,
emnently inst and wise. Mr.. William IL.
Thomas, the Philadelphia Collector, was OPP
posed by most of the official magnateS oil Penn
sylvania: but he was "the right man III the
right place" and the President decided to keep
him there. Mr.. Thomas, We hear, has gwen al
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found full returns Of Taxes paid on all incomes
Of $1,000 and upward in Che nine Revenue Dis
tric,s embracing this city and Brooklyn. II is
the first full report that has been published,
and great care ha- been taken to make 1t accu'
rate.
In the Supplement also, and on the first S'dc'
will be found interesting articles upon the SUD-
urbs OF Ncw-Yogk. local intelligence and art
criticisms.
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To Corrc,no.ldrnts.

No no're c,n be taken o. ANONYMOUS Comulunir aon'
Whaesers intended for insertion must e authenticated
by ard address OF tie wii'errot ne essaiiy ior
pub. -sion. Int a guaranty for his good iui,:-
AL business eers for this oce should be ldGiessedo THE
TRigrNI. ." New-loT..
We undertake to return rejected Communication
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his salary throughout the Last four years to raise
volunteers and sustain in every way the War
for the Union. In Baltimore. the SUCCESS of
Collector Webster is represented az Blair
triumph" whence we infer that he will provo
worthy and efficient. The Bars prefer thai
sort.
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PROTECTION Or CITIZENS.

The following General Ordcr has been issued
By Col. Charles Bcntzoni, commanding at
/ Helena, Arkansas:
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Tho Tribune IN London,

STEVENS BROTHERS. American Agents for Lb-nre',
4 C0yrn Garie W. C. Tor tie sale ot
SHE Tl.iB NJ They VIII also receive srs,Is5Ioss and
As'ss-ti1Hs>.s
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We issue. this morning, Supplement in adj
di.ion to our regular edition, in WHICH will be
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THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Twelfth Days rrocccdIps.

Wdshingion Sept. THE record Of Yesterday
having been read, Bernard CsIloysn u the "a ohio
Regiment testified to the shooting and killing Of
five OF six mon prisoner In the stockade during
July and Aurust $50. ono Of tho men yrs In the
act Of washing MS clothes, and another wa trading
boots with Tho euArd. Win struck tho witness for
lot answering 10 his name which had been incor.
rocty called and then lied hi. md leg. tor, tn
a., With his own hands tasteung thnm To- o. her wi IN
si's hr was kept Ia that petition fer two hours
ava half vitners had seen man who Vas badly
Cross o2amincd by Mr.. Pikor-Ho was present a,
the nangint Of six raiders Ly own men he had
no, hins 20 do With The t,sl OF the raider; he vas
that lie failed " answer A. roll cal TO the wrong
name.
TESTIMONY on joins y. CAsr.
,iohn ". Clse o. Tue aTlh New York Iegimeni,t ss-
tined that on the li,h nj SpemboI, tho-e whO vars
eek md Noupded were tod that II they could get 10
n de ,t without -s-is ance they could do 40 The
Nutr 20 DoeIchanged witness could not readily act
i..o Me- cas- w ~ eritehe when wiz called
cnca to Sou ha nns out sSebody . sns ,l' Sn
ne TIE dead line. The sentinel cried ont Halt,
fank I'm Rwiue to shoot" Nitleas said tour or
iSe we're thO cue VI Llom was gOinR 70 build fre.
sld anothet was tuning dowH tAoc morn Of biz ban'
ket; the atter vns shot in the heNd; shooting nlrn
vac c9miIon occurrence every night he frequent
u beard men ery,us 'nurde'
sentinel say thai he received a iuroufh of thirty
GAYS .or every Yankee no Sil!.d he knew ware
shot curing The niFht, because their lodies we're
q CsDt. WirE never hurt your A. No.
a y he only threatened you A. That's whal's
the matter. 0aughterl
TESTIMONY or EDvAap rfCIArusoN
Edward char,ison, a resident Il Albany, Ga, for
rs yehf, testified that that p re 10 fJrty-fye miles
irom AnieIsonyilo no sV at AnIefBJnvlls every
sood corn Grey IN 1868, hut not much wheat there
tnere zero In9ny sEoct pntatOes ia 1864 u large
nheAi crop w1 plsl,ed, bat TIL rain J. dTo. ell i
IA Ia.
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THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEET.
job, Ruil aud John Craperu Uobn obbirE

The sAthcriug Of The Enesh and French deo,s 81
Best, ard the anticipated aay1l review At Pori-
m,Ith, England, wa, st Inst accounts RECEIVING tho
undivided attention Of both these nnIols The AT
est english exchanges give full details OF the rccg'
tor o. the English ileet at Brest.
Tho fleet srTiS ed a. Brest on the mornine Of Aug.
2isg and Lad rpiendd VCh.hOl Tor is entrance Into
the harhCT. Tor several hour pr'y nus tho time,
o. which the ieet expected % errycy thou'ands
OF peronH ltus4 tic shores and p"eici Hn1!0iuN
AcroGs the mas Il sateTr "a houe OF hDiHf shc n
descry tue 'lrOn aDd wooden VA. a Enfisnl." NJ
O'ctJok in the morning ba hns Nes ils' olsun-
Euuh ale, NAicn proved W be '.e inl4N'4 tl ~,
iOiUV lns In the N2ke Of Which we're nuiuleT Of
OIL Z, AKimming .iAd sEg ulIdt owes ,ar hHicr ~
the A'IiirAHs shIp ncartd the hIItDr o. b4g.l' she
CONN ICED tO salute thU French hC't The mug OF
tire i.lt shuts WAS TIE signal iOT al tno Shpl ~
man toe yards; the diums heAt ms unfea
aud I'VE E1a DeTeur; the echOes OF C4.nJlhing m
tae .OCkE .nr rushlng amt shouts NJ tlt muffin 10
aleeluh I'd % the ellis the muSiC ui no MI AIRY
Lan1e, the ruriyinc TO ami 10 Of telR'd LeFa' ann
nj .uy Oflccru COmpo ci Au eACitine AID tnhlalsd
g. no. The mgnmuYctnr Oh the LnslrN heN' -
uieudid describing out amor the othef An liH.n e
,eni- -iTcle, they passed Ia the moet bean M oder
befO.e the French -quldiOn- tce by SIDE WIN ~hcil
they anchored, the vaTious mo tnents beng tAecu
ed sitn admirable precision. Basldes 80 thglh
AID French squadrons some tReuH arse Frrs.ls
were lying In the nadnte ld, the hole Of su,h Hce
rAly dreAaed wi.h fAes OF both nat opA fe| suJr
the correspondent Of the LONDON DAILY NiNN We
fret thril of curiosity over The feeling among
the French heTe was one Of dIsaPplnunhnl
The grand the magnificent the unheArd o. 'pse-
LAI.s eeaaislsA MA ~ " L.4 llsl ~ LA-A ''"l'
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INTERNATIONAL CABLE.
Tho Overland Rxresu,.

S'kd' Aug Is vda sc's E,aminst,r. Sep, B.,
Tho bark Glars Bell vim sail from her. t.-,,or,,-
ior New Westminster. The schooner Milton n,a,.r
VIII also sail for Ansdyr B.y tomorrow. Vim .r
exploring party on board and full supplies N esn,n
mcnt. This party will be- the advance exploye,. ~
,he route IRON the Anadyo River 70 the Amor Tvs
bsIk !ioiden Gate viii nlso sail for Port 81 bae,,
ana me yukon River, with the steamer Lizzie Nor,
heron board. he parties who will explore the Youko,
River are alss ON board the Colusn Gate Tnn
steamcr Mrlght will al.o sail for the uou,h Of th,
Ioukon River and the Gulf of Ansdyr. Col Charles
= Buhley, Engineor-in-Chef Of the overlsnd
I,etMnph Expedition goes on the latter, and afler
orecng the preliminary operations Of the explorers
2. the fouton, viii proceed 70 Ansdyr and Behring
rtrMs Everything pertaining to the great expe IL
non progressing fnvorahly, aud the Russian officials
~ sMka nave extended every aid In their powor The
heaish OF tho espoditlonsry oorps 10 e1cclent
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From Missouri

The st. Loui, Nrws September 9TH, says:
The sixty days period allowed for hiinr m. Te,.
oath expires TO-DAY. Ministers can file a At AM
time hereafter II they decide 20 do so but The, Ar,
iorbdden 70 preach OF teach" from this dav mill
they DO hle ". Up 10 yesterday only about one
tonrth o. the priests and ccrsymen In vi Louis bsd
,nten It. IN this number arr bishop Hawks and
ICY; NJ. schuyler, OF the EplscopL Church; Rev 4.
Q, GsoMS and Henry Cox, Of ,he Meihodisi EpI.cs.
s syssTisn church Rsyh 4: kendrick, rev. '.
maun and Rev }, Y. Boulder, (cooredl' Of
the Baptist Church Rev. T. III Post az
tho CONGREGATIONAL Church, and Rev WIN
u. Eliot Of the Unitarian Church No prje.t
% binhop Of tina Catholic Church; no Niilkter
o. the hethodst Church South. or oil The Chr,ssisn
Church, has yet taken H. We learn from the Rrru a.
LIcAs that the thirteenth annual meetins al N
Generl Association OF Mis.oan was beid mi Boone-
vile on the 10Th and 21r uit About INV me,nbsty
we're present. and agreed 70 decline taking the oath
sutution. - $3.50 -" sSA
The Jefferson City Txrs .ay,,
we ere informed that Father Miller the otio,,t,pr
rrleN ~ TINS plsce-vho, by the vay Ia a ii rmsn1
uecsfed snphatioaly In the pulpit on lsst An adnv
hss he DID not intend 10 take the oath, preferrins
ne expressed N, TO he innprisoned in the Prniten,
uary ior " months and 70 pay fne a Ave hun-
oreo dollars aye mofe pfofsrrinr that his tongue
lie wtthered. - 49, - - '>''"'s
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oliisioa ON the CaE,des aud Amboy Rail.
rond-fwo-thirtls OF tho Passengers
Ipiurrd.

Trenton, S,pt THE train which len rhila
ciphia ats 4. N. on the Camden and Aniboy Rail.
road' came In collision At nine O'Clock, At IIht,tovn
wins way train for Ttcnton. The collision took
piece on The hgh bridge at that place, and Is said
that wo-,hiri' OF the passenger, In the fret train
we're more OF cse injured. The locomotive Of the stu
O'clock train was .lishty dsmssod, and that Of ,he
other train was badly injured. Several Of the cars
we're also damafed, the plstiorus &C. being broken.
the cause OF the eo slon IL said 20 be- difference Of
'h minute, between tho watches Of the respective
conductors, that of the conductor Of the way train
b'ine behind. This official, however,, says hi. watch
vas correct when leaving Amboy. The passenger,
BY the sir o'clock train were scnt forward by (.
special train.
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clads, and one vooden twc-decker, accompanied by
couple OF Dispatch boats aud couple OF ,te M vscls
.tcam into Is ect HM bot, sci suchor by fue 81 u
chch rlusdron, remain for tour DAYS and then 70
rreltly dionlshed w number rrcvcuf 10 he E,ri,si
~ ottst, by the s,parntion from 10 Chez rur- al al
the wtvusd trrstc-. The vor sse Of the i.i,s l.et
ifom q lrh1urR apes ~ have been Il ;iu oht &c
Ell there va. no neavy weHther 70 test the 1tlgniiu
lHaiuei OF the iron-yiads n, ioimsl toccyt.ou u
p.rs iu the brilliant &c tvitict prepared iol u,L, IN,
tue ZSdfsnd 24th. the cfiiceTs engaed in boat
racine and number Of ressttss we're ANNOUNCED ~
come oil. ia .h' morning Of the 9Th, the french
and bnsliah fleets were 10 maze theit lotnA Ont -
into Spithe,d. programme ot CO cmCuice COVERING
mo.e Than wees have ttcn ARRANGED hy tbe Pr.
hsh Goyornn.eut, which WILL II 70 stated, Cci.y.e u,
scenes OF the French celebration.
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POLITICAL INTsLLIGENCE.


NtN i YIN ASA'"'ios-S 7taso NOhNthts"ns
h.bIrV N'pt. Soon af,er Il o'clock tho Con-
'oHtion rvs called to order By Peter Casger. ON
whose motion hon. c. II. Wnhe!l Of the County OF
o.nnee was choscu H-es!dens Pm TIM. The liza Of
Gecsa!o.wa hen ellei' the Nance Of the contest
ants heiuf ohht'cd 10Y INC present
On tg.~nr the cnair, Mr.. winfield said he would
not DO ain the Conttut4on with Eny extended e
nsr&s. You have net he sud, To difchhrpe
du ~ npjrt2rt a. my hat las &c To.ved upon The
D'm1crGcy 70. many oara. Tho party OF o'ie idea
which has Tor -lne cas- pa. hh control OF IRE gen
eia % ia ' -, ,.s ,eI me ALAN o.
The work OF fccopss ur. IN and OF .essoIine
htlmoE mus ,holn'oi' 1--we unon thrt old party
nv trouS 20 man, ears OF IA piosiity. he ,oa.
itlor jn.ct ;ha ana a.!dins o', %. ne ulon ard a
nt.c me-. "a . 70 az ~ ms s1ieh
~, ~ sc , Il s a. -, ii ,"ii w, .
,uc Wy y, = 80 . IN . ~, 90 Tie " ~ OF
Il.e lu'', ''' 'N' ~, y -, = -, e s,at - ~ "a
.IS T., tf ~ ,,nies nv ~ s"', ne az
.,H, '. "a .ue.ti", ~ ~ ,r4,,es ~ y,
ri nice. ia He1n. ,r to Tire 3t4i,s coIcs.is..
hnd ~ ior mos .' nv it'n' led INJURED sist .I-
t1s u'rjls al az, counry ctea cicrn th.' III a.
c.r,c AZ the ltp,. o. the ls.npsfgcg tnst u,,.inn
when a the dta 20 support aud chtert ei a. ito
ias Gn,s. NJ. WMira raid the Convention would
~" ''0''''' "''' 80 ''' ''''
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ttbuisd TO tho pc In enc q the bc-p,,. v~rf
.his Diana and psnts were appropriated b. u
Croes-eIamlned Witness hAS son cApssiu VIM
interfere VIII man in the hc-pi,si, ht he ussd ~.
poftonal violence. Confederate solder tropahA
irish aud o.hcr po.s,ccs aud green corn into he
ttock sde and took them - another sutor one of our
own pfhoneTr, II cur mes spuld bus theS had d,
20 without. snkco not Allox I'd 10 ei,ssr NM
storehou-e ~ Anderonviiie, but locking In he snurf
soods aud groceries piled up.
Mr. Baker said ths prisoner vi. not ven to-day no
VA suffering with pains In the head and breast snA
uvn!lsd with the bowel compliant. IN the Court
could nov adjourn Asr the remainder Of the day. u
-M'd he q great favor 10 him.
WE Court at Qua e'oeek, sdournsd, Major doner,l
All aging that the PRISONER you'd receive medu
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From Inexioo.


N'p Ori a,t .S.pt. 4-lhe Texas Correspondent Of
the Nos u.cils TIME under date Of BsowIsyiile,
AueGs' 20, f1ys' "Iho liLtsmoras MoNIToR Of tho
pecodiui wees enAouncos the arrival Of DeAuregsrd
III Vera Cruz The Liberals on the border quiet,
tGt rec.uitiu, large iogco for future action.
,.,ogce Upofiasts, with train the route
from Monterey 10 AatcmogOO, was met by Liberal
scouts, attacked, and driven back 10 Monterey. A
colonel OF the late Confederate erny was killed. Re-
Iu.o.cemea.s nom AAtamorss we've met by Cortinas
cuc.riis aud driven back"
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lor y cr,'yk ~ Sd;t-NAiof. isneral slocrm
70 t'di '!ottcr --Lleius tsoi u.ou.
f'T ~, Fqglrer :. u. swcp'
Isr tUnt fJ'.tiHtssf1IcT- e. W Arrstron~
Tor atom q, u ~ John Van U1Ten
fpF 81 hrsr--'i OuCrTi Il. /. pltrick
Tor InsItcfJf q Siofe pi1sons-hndrow j. Me-
Nott.
i5r Clrrt n ne COurf of pp,a,s.- Y. o. Perrin.
, tOr = udO.V ne court " IDpsdis- long term .
judge John ". Bioan; Chort terln) Martin Grover.
At the conclusion Of the above nominations, the
Convention, with three cheers for the ticket, id.
burned sN dis.
minnesota Republican state Ceuvcntios
Sttu'iL SspiT.-The Republican state Convention
Yesterday nominated General w. X. NashsI, for
do'c'nor Hon. +. II. Armstrong, for Lieut.. -,,ov-
esnor Lieut. Colonel Roger- for Secretary Of Estate;
fot Attorney General.
RESOLUTIONS affirming that neither q m-n's color,
tNce nor hirhp,ce takes away his political rights
1ud irnof'nt that this nation shall no, allow the
inpcllal Government 10 rule In Mexico, and demand
nk OUT ,'oTorn'ncnt 20 force tho withdrawal OF the
invaders, were passed
y tcsou ton approving president Johnpon's mill
wy ana eVil coutpe va, voted down.
Wisconsin Republican state CsavertIon.
MADISON, Wis, S,pt. THE Republican Corvcn.
'on to-day nominated Charles Il. GIN Tor Aiiorney
uenera The Convention .dhered TO tha majority
kiItt lit.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-16
From Fort Smith.

"' H"',"' Arb, Sept. THE Indian Commi<-
Rspre-en,st,ss, mere today in yTelmmgy sessicui
s cpec.. w D.resa choet..s ws,hitsrs 0sasess
Jaws sci. vt,h ~ And Quofoins. The Chick -
S,.ns wt .se h9ne and Love. tu and hsi blood ir
The 5or,mi.uIon "s IA ,eriOu'ly 9Th the work Of
emancipation Of their slaves ''n o'ucc' 70 w"