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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO-
VISIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF FREEDMES-THE

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATURE-IMPoRTASTP PRO-
VISIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF FREEDMBS-THE
STAY LAW DEFEATED
CHARLESTON s. c., Saturday. Sept % 1866
The Legislature adjourned last night. Among the most
important measures adopted the following: An act
declaring the rights Of persons known as slaves and as
free persons Of color This 20 freedmen the night
70 make and enforce contracts 10 and be sued 10 give
evidence 10 inherit purchase lease, sell real and personal
property 10 make bills enjoy full and equal beneht OF
personal security personal liberty and private properly,
and Of all legal remedies the whites III further
provides r the infection Of the punishment for the
oienses upon whites aud blacks alike, and repeals
all laws inconsistent herewith, excepting the law declaring
marriages between whites aud blacks illegal and void The
stay law was defeated, but its objects were Temporarily
accomplished 10y the passage Of act posponng the next
term Of the State Courts from the Fall until Spring.
Measures also adopted 10 supply 10 the dest.
iute 10 provide limbs for disabled soldiers 10 establish
ponenary system. and to authorize Joan 20 aid in re-
building the burned district of Charleston Further cgs
laton or tie benefit Of freedmen DostD0qed until The
rsgular session IN November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
CANADA.
THE BANK OF UPPER Characterization AGAINST

THE BANK OF UPPER CANADA-PRECAUTi0NSA AGAINST
TIE FBYIAHS.
TORONTO, &. W.. Saturday. Sept p. 1890.
The Bank of Upper Canada has issued circular to-day,
notifying parties interested that deposos will be paid in
notes the bank and that the bank will receive payment
fOrdiscounted in bills Of the bank The bills OF the
suspended bank are selling at 90 Sec. on the dollar.
The election of COaGiu0T Bishop Of the Church OF In
gland after number OF days balOting, finally resulted IN
the election of ArcbdeacOn Bcthune OF CObuTg
This evenings DadV IcGgrdDh says that the Govern
mont has issued circular 10 county attorneys and ponce
magistrates insrucug them TO order the seizure OF All
arms in the possession OF parties whom they consider
dangerous the public peace and that ali persons known
or suspected Of having connection with the Feulans VIII
be vigorously prosecuted.
of several hundred names, including wel-knowu
residents of this city, in the hands Of the police
and the most strict inquiries being made by the police
and detectives in the city in regard TO everything
connected with Fenianism.
From this time forward every railroad train and steamer
arriving In the city viii be closely watched and suspicious
characters searched and arrested, and Their business
not satisfactorily explained they will be committed TO jan
under the Habeas Corpus Act Of the last Parliament
specIa session Of Magistrates is now being held at the
MayoTs Office in the CITY Hail. for the purpose Of organ
ing night patrol II has been decided TO swear IN 100
men in each ward we-knOwn feehoders aud household
ers under the statute and these 10 be drilled al least
two nights in the week IN the Of arms and certain
number patrol their respective wards every night
The Chief Of Police has petitoned the Police Commis
soners for an increase Of the police force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
DIRK. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1866.

Enthusiastically LIST District, Elisha Moody lid Dis
trict VIM Pool; School Commissioner, j. W. BrowD. -
COIuNBA-For County Treasurer Peter Bogardnsi Super
bendent OF the Poor Bnon Sherman Justice OF Sessions
Henry r. Horton; Coroner. Elisha Moore.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
0NEIDA-Couuiy Treasurer Griffith w. jones' Coroner
Dr. Meyers Justice OF Sessions ST. Pier Jerod Palmer "
Kellogg nominated against Roscoe Conkiog for Congress
KMGs.-IXth Assembly District, John {. Jacobs
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
The soldiers and sailors of this State propose hereafter
10 work in political harmony and untedly to tins END,
passed at their recent State Convention the following
resolutions
ROiptd That committee Of one from each Judicial Dis
tr appointed by the chair State COMMITTEE ana tbat
said Committee hereby empowered to call future eonFeh
tiuns OF the soldiers and sailors OF this State.
The following is the committee;
First District Maor.Gen. f. e. Barlow; Second District
Big Gen gosepb Howlandi Third District Capt Knowles
a. Nayy) Fourth District Col Abel GODDARD; Fifth DIS
irct Major Gen. II. A Barnum Sixth District, Brig Gen
W Gregg Seventh District, Capt r o. lyee Eighth DIS
trict Surgeon Henry Van Aernam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
nv Tala0ranh

The following appointments have recently been
made George W. Dent Supervisor Of Indian Affairs for the
Territory Of Arsons William Byers Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs for Southern SUPPLEMENTARY. f. W. Wynkoop
been appointed Agent for the Cheyennes AaPahoes and
Apeches .u.-,-,-.
ments yesterday VIM H. Woodrow Hilsborough Ohio vice
s@its EeSOvsd +E Bsrqsey S'I 3i.w wyso;
VI Craig b. Bubee Beaver Dam Wis Isaac w. Webster
Kenosha Wis. James j. Corp Rock Island ILL., Harvey s.
Weeks. Loekport H.; Benjamin seshths Monmouth III
Hen ~ pullman, NoTrjstywD Pg; DAVIS H. WseueT Path.
town Pa. Carlton i. DAVIS Milton. Pa John Is. Bass
Ou.Lees Mas.
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A NEW COMMANDER IY-CHIEF.
GERMANY.

MOVEMENT IN Favor oF THE INDEPENDENCE OF
FRANKFORT.
FRASKFoRT-oS.THE MAIN, Saturday, Sept. % ls6e.
memorial is being extensively signed for the in
dependence Of Frankfort.
TIE PRUssO-sAxoNY TREATY OF PEACE NOT YET
CONCLUDED
DRESDEN, Saturday, Sept. 60 1906.
The Gazette of today, in editorial says that the
announcement Of the conclusion Of q peace between
Prussia and Saxony was premature. 1t admits, how
ever that good progress is being made in that direc
ton
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MORE TREASURE FOR AMERICA.
FRANCE.

THE EMPEROR AT BIARRITz.
PARIS, Friday Evening, Sept q, 1866
The Emperor Napoleon is at Biarriz.
MOVEMENTS OF THE EMPRESS EUGENE.
PARs.-saturday Sept. % lsG6.
II is said that the Empress Eugene viii shortly re-
pair to Rome to condOle with the Pope.
THE FRENCH FOREIGN sEcRETARYsHIP.
PARIS Saturday, Sept o, 1866.
There is an apparently well-gounded rumor that
NJ Layalette will retain the French foreign Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

THE RECENT REPORTS ABOUT CONTEMPLATED NEGRO
RIOT UNTRUB--A MILITARY INVESTIGATION FISD
THR REPORTS UNFOUEDED AND MALIcIoUs-A
SOUTHERN LoYALIsT's HoUsEsET ON FIRB POR THB
FOURTH TIME.
Special Dispatch 10 the N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHn,GtoS Sept % 1896.
The following has been received by this Bureau from
your special correspondent at New-Oreans:
NEW ORLEANS Saturday, Sept. 22-s p. m.
The mastering of service Of the Sod Coored Infan
try completed yesterday. Evdisposed persons for
the purpose of making political capital at the North and
infaming the bad feeling existing here against negro
troops have been ndustousy engaged for the past two
days disseminating the effect that this regi-
contemplated numbering their officers and attacking
the police of the city In view of the fact that those Tu
may have been eegraphed North, it is but simple
act of justice to the officers and soldiers Of this
Regiment to that after careful and thorough exam
nation by the military authorities the whole affair has
been pronounced base and malicious fabrication, fully
devoid of truth forty cab drivers had assembled in
the vicinity of the encampment where the men were being
mustered and paid Off with the intention Of enticing
them to visit improper places and swindlng them out OF
their money The officers of the regiment,
soGcitous for the welfare of their men, re-
auested the police on duty in the vicinity to
have the cabs removed and this request has been tortured
into ridiculous statement that the police were called on
TO protect the officers ron violence AZ the hauus OF c
men, when the truth apparent that body of officers
were ever universally loved and respected by the sol
diers of their command and regiment could have be-
haved in more orderly and quiet than this one
has since its arrival in the city. Judge Hesands house
was set on fire for the fourth time few nights since The
Judge is at present travelling with the loyal Southern dele
gates, il lie North.
A CONFIRMATION.
PHILADELPHIA Sept %, lS66-The philadelphia Press
has dispatch proving the reports about negro not IN
New Orleans TO be uuounded The correspondent says
that General Sheridan is very much annoyed that such
malciousy false reports should be sent North and init
mated to-day that correspondents who in future send such
living messages shall be compelled TO leave New-Oreans
ANOTHER REBEL DISPATCH.
NEw-OMEANs Saturday, sept. Ellie officers 81 inc
sd Coored Infantry that the regiment was very
peaceahy mustered yesterday There Is quea roous
spirit among the negroes the city today which owing
chiefly TO the dsbandeut Of the Sst aud SD Coorcd ln
fa try who have Just been paid of, and giving them
selves up TO drunkenness and carousa The city Is well
guarded and no outbreak is now looked for.
Thrty-fye cab-dryers have been arrested for violating
the city ordinance making regular stand IN the negro
locality the patronage Of the negroes recently
paid oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
UNITED STATES, BRAZIL, AND THE AR
GENTINE REPUBLIC.
TERMINATION OF THE PARAGUAY DIrTcrLTY-THR

TERMINATION OF THE PARAGUAY DFFCULTY-THR
MINISTER ALLOWED TO RETURN TO HIS POST.
WASHINGTON. Scut. %. l-t6
Recent news from South America briggs the important
intel igence that the difficulty between the United States
Government and Brazil and Argentine Republic has been
happily terminated 1t WILDE remembered that our Mn
lister 10 Paraguay Mr. Washburue returning 10 bis
post when he was stopped by the Allied forces who were
blockading the Paraguay River
Uhe United States Government, on learning the facts
i'm ediately and nphatcaly insisted that he should be
allowed 10 proceed and that 10 prevent him would be
carled as a violation both Of international custom and
courtesy aud international law. Ia view Of these repre-
s,nations it is now stated good authority that the
Allied Governments have withdraw Their OPPOSITION ana
that Mr. WashbuInc has accordingly passed through the
blockade and proceeded up the riycr to his post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

REPUBLICAN, UNION STA COMMITTEE, I
IDoHs MKTRoPoIITAE Horn. NEv-l oRK
HAML HARRIS, Chairman
Jas TERviLLiGER, Secretary.
Monday, Sep, a.
IATIsER HALL BROOKIYS-1he Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
ToNPKIHsvILLE-Dr n. q. SIDNEY.
PoRT JERyIs-Judge GEO w. PASCHAL OF Texas
TuedGy Sept rs
Accumulation. HORACE GREELEY.
FRFDoNfA-Hon. IRA HARRIS,
WEsTFTELD.-Gen. STEWART l.. WOODFORD.
PoRT RIcHNoND-Dr r. O. SIDNEY -
,- Gen. CHAS II. VAN WICK.
biSShAhIoN- Gen T. w CONWAY.
AUBURN-Hon. ROSCOE CONkLING. - 80
-, Judge GEORGE W. PASCHAL. Texas
Nk"bukGH- {WM. VINCENT WALLACE, esq.
HedResday, Sept %.
, (The Hon. IRA HARRIS
JAhksTo"N- Gen STEWART l.. WOODFOHD.
(Gen. C. n. VAN WICK.
ELHlA- Gen. T. w CONWAY.
ThaTtddy, Sept r.
o,. The Hon. IRA HARRIS, DD
OLkM'-i Gen STEWART J.. WOODFORD.
GEgKyA-Gen C. II. VAN WICK
Friday. Sept a.
(The Hon IRA HARRIS,
HoRhElLsVlLLE - Gen STEWART l.. WOODFORD.
HusriSGToS.-DL Il. o. SIDNEY,
Saturday. Sept 20.
WARSAW c. II. VAN WICK,
Monday Oct l. ,,,,,,,,,,,onr
LATIMKR HALL BRooKLIS-Gen STEWART l.. WooDFohD'
THesday Oct. 2
AuBuRN.-Hon. LYMAN TREMAlN
UTCA-(3en. c. II. VAN WICK.
RIyKRmEAD.-Geu STEWART L. WOoDFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
NETWORK.
UNION NOMINATIONS.

YATES CoUETY.-For member OF Assembly, Chss
Hoyt, County Treasurer james ,Burnsl School Comms
sionef Schuyer Sutherland, Sessions Thomas b. Curtis
Coroner Leander Reddy, Nathan Longwel
DELAwARR-Assembly LIST District Joshua Smith Of Temp
kips, School Commissioner Isaac JEST. John Of Walton
scHUYLER-For member Of Assembly Samuel NJ. Barkerl
School Commissioner James Pope; County Clerk Edward
Rendali County Judge and Surrogate Benjamin w Wood
ward County treasurer james Cormac Superintendent Of
the Poor George ~ Wager; Justice Of Sessions John W.
Neyins, CoToners Matthias ID. HaBes Frank Tomphins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
CHICAGO.
THE FAILURE OF THE PRODUCERS BANK.

THE FAILURE OF THE PRODUCERS BANK.
CHICAGO Saturday, Sept. %, 1866
The recent failure of the Producers Bank assumes upon
examination more serious phase aud displays systeur
of banking worse than that of the famous wild days
Mr. Doolitte, the owner, has made assignment and
the books show a statements about follows:
LIABIAlIIEs.
Capital stock 500 600 Due banks and bankers s3 fld
Due depOsitofs. 30 ii6
Total. ..----......-. eis3sB
The assets of the four notes Of SIS 900 EACH
signed by II. Ooolte, C. III. poottle L. Doolitile and
r. b. Tacot and these four notes the capital of tbs
bank In addition there is cash hand $l6l pro-
tested draft drawn by the Cherry Valley Bank New York.
en- the New-Yosk Corn Exchange Bank for s. 800, and
other amounts footing up sll0s23 $50 IN excess OF
the liabilities. portion Of the liabilities is $3f 5S4 exc
issued the day before the failure The exposure OF
this rotten concern has made decided sensation in hnalt
cial circles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
KFNTTCKY.

The official vote Of Trimble County at the special
election on September 10, for Congressman, was ofV
for Ward dem and ~ for r. b. Carpenter (Union).
Lincoln received but IL votes in 1854, and Mcclellan
$50. We quote this vote to show the gain OF the
Democrats which is due to the return of Rebels since
the end of the War under the act repeating their dis
eufronchisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
WISCONSIN.


DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Morgan l.. Martin of Green Bay was nominated for
Congress by tho Democratic Convention in tho YIN VIE
consn District the 18th inst. HIS competitor Is the
Hon. Phetus Sawyer the present representative OF the
ID strict.
The Democratic Convention in the With Wisconsin
District has set up j. J. x. Pease of GAINESVILLE against
Gen. &. c. Washburne, the Republican nomlnec. Inns
district is at present represented by Repubhcan, the
Hon. Walter II. McIBdoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
A STRANGE STORY.
A REBEL PIRATE OPP THE DRY ToRTUGAs-DR. mud
WOUNDED.

Florida papers say the Island of Dry Tortugas was
recently fired upon oy Strange oIa osang ne
wounded by the explosion Of she'll The vessel was
steamer and painted lead color with four
guns on each broadsde which all discharged at the dis
lance OF miles from the leland when the boat put TO
The United States lying In the harbOr at
the time but not having on steam unable to pursue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
TIE SOUTHERN LoYALISTs.

CINCINNATI Sept. 13-The delegation Of Southern
ovasis arrived here yesterday afternoon. formal re-
ceton took place last night in Colr-st Market Space
where the delegation welcomed by Mr. A r. Perry
Brnscomb Of Missouri, Gen Thomas Of Gov. Brownlows
staff Mr. Fowler of Tennessee, and Mr. Griffin of Georgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

CONGRESSIONAL NUMINAIIUN'.
HARFispuRGH Sept 22.-George +. Miller was n0Ini-
naed or Congress by the Republicans Of this district TO-
dar.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22-E. G. knight has been nomi-
IA ed by the Republicans for Congress IN the LIT Dls-
tiif 1he Hon samuel j. Randall Is the Democratic
nominee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
InUIGIANA

GOV. WELLS A SUPPORTER OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON
NEw-ORLEANs sept 2.-lt is SAIL on the authority OF
Col Edmund on who has been In the confidence Of Gov
Wells that Dee Wos has finally determined to support
tic reconstruction policy of President Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
NEBRASKA.

Tie Union Convention Of Nebraska unanimously nomi-
mated Major John 1afe for Congress- Resolutions were
adof ted endorsing the Constitutional Amendment and
thal King the soldiers Of the Union The ZION. 4. NJ
Merauett Was nominated delegate The Convention re-
qu sted Senators Harlan aud Grimes OF Iowa TO address
he oiiizenn of the territory dining the cAmpakn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
Pacific COAST.

PROTECTION TO SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR.
SAN FaANclsg0 Sept 22.-The steamer Sierra Nevada,
from Columbia River, brings $s5,5JO IN treasure.
Tbc Board o. HaTbor Commissioners have adopted a
plan o. construct wall for the protection q portion
81 tie tabof o. san Frsucfco az cost 81 ~ 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
OREGON.
~ I..tMENnMrNr PA,sEs me

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PASSES THE
HOUSE
SAN Francisco, Sept. PA Salem, Oregon dispaich
OF st night says that the House passed the Constitutional
Amendment b. Yeas %; Nays, %. The Gum liln con-
tested election had been decided in favor Of the two
at ing Union members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

THE LATE STORM

CINCINNATI Sept. 22.The rain for the present s oven
This morning tits clear and cold. All the small rivera
and creeks are subsidine The different railroad eomra<
very active in reparg the damage aud viii be n
mn operation in Z lew dais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

PIcToU N. s.. Sept 23.-Tbe Terrible arrived here at
o'clock this evening. She and the Midway as soon as
loaded will proceed 70 the Straits Of Northumberland
Mr. Field came passenger in the Terrible from Asply
Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

CONGRESSIONAL AsPiRANT.
Ex-GOv. j. W. Henderson is an independent candidate
for Congress from the INth Congre ssiOnal District,
which begins with Harris and Galveston and running as
high up Fayette, takes all the counties to the Rio
Gfaude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
AUSTRIA.

DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH PRUSSIA RESUMED.
VIENNA Friday Evening Sept 81, 1896.
Austria has sent a charge d affaires to Berlin, who
will represent the Government until minister is ap-
pointed
NEW COMMANDER IY-CHIEP.
vienna, Saturday, Sept. p, 1895.
Duke Albrecht has been made Commander-in- Chief
Of the Austrian Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
MISSOURI.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
ST. LOUIS Sept. 23.The Radicals of the lXth District
nominated George W Anderson for reelection to Con
grcss.
Judge Bay for Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL Sept p noon.The r. NJ steamship Asia for
Boston via Halifax arrived al Queenstown this morning en-
route 70 LIVERPOOL
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Financial, Commercial, and Marine Intelligence.
ENGLAND.

ARREST oF FRNIAEs IN LIVERPOOL AND SEIZURE OF
AMMUNITION.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2o-Noon-ls66
Quite number of Fenians were arrested here to-
day Arms and ammunition Of war; supposed TO be-
long to the Brotherhood were also found seereted in
various parts Of the city.
MORE TREASURE FOR AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL Sept 22-Noon-lsG6
The Cunard steamship Persia, which sailed from
here at noon for New-York takes out G53 600 in gold
on American account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
EUROPE.
News by the Atlantic Gable to the
22d inst.
The Penian Movement Still Giving Trouble to
the British Government.
A Number of PenianS Arrested in Liverpool and q
Quantity of Ammunition Seized.
The Empress Eugenie About TO Visit
the Pope at Rome.
A New COmmander-in-Chief for the Austrian
Army Appointed.
Diplomatic Relations Between Austria
and Prussia Resumed.
FRANKFORT DESIRES INDEPENDENCE.

MORE GOLD FOR THE UNITED STATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.

For Gopanoy-Hon REUBEN f. FENTON. Chauauquai
ForLL GortrH0r-Gen STEWART L. WO0DF0RD. Kings
For Canal Corg'r Hon. STEPHEN +. HAY1. SteuDeni
For Prison IHspeei0r--Gen. JOHN HAMMOND, Essex.
Election, Tuesday Nov g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
MAINE.

Gen. Chamberlain has received the largest ma
iorties ever given to Gubernatoria candidate in the
State Appended is a list of the majorities given at
the annual elections for the past ten years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
PRUSSIA.

A DECREE OF AMNESTY.
BERLIN, Friday Evening Sept a. 1906
The King has issued decree Of amnesty for sundry
offenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
DELEGATES PROM wAsHGSGT0S CITY.
speciaI Dispatch TO the y. Y. Tribune.

WAsHHGIoS, Sept q lsC6.
The delegates TO the Pittsburgh Convention from this
city numbering forty left tins evening Many Of them
had been unable 10 obtain leave Of absence from the De-
partmens where they all employed, and expect
returning find their occupations gone They were es
cored from the fair building TO the depot by the Assoca
ton amid considerable enthusiasm. Although The two
thousand members could not participate IN the Convention
they expressed their individual and cordial endorsement Of
the cause by overwhelming demonstration as the
train left the station.
DELEGATES FROM PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. GA delegation left here for
Pittsburgh this evening" consisting Of 90 veterans from
Brgader Generals down TO pnyates They were escorted
20 the depot by large crowd OF citizens
DELEGATES PROM BALTIMORE.
BALTTMoRR Sept 23-About so delegates 10 the Pitts
burgh Soldiers Convention le here Tonight headed by
Gems. Dennson and Wooley. More will leave tomorrow
DELEGATES PROM CONNECTICUT TO THE PITTSBURGH
CONVENTION.
The delegates from Connecticut to the Pittsburgh Con-
yenton viii meet at the Astor House this afternoon, at
o'clock by request Of Gen. Ferry. There will be $50
delegates from the State-hye from each regiment
Among these will be Gen Ferry, Gen. Noble and Private
Elias Howe IT,, of sewing-machne fame.
DELEGATES FROM NEBRASKA.
The Nebraska Union Convention has appointed dele
gates 10 Pittsburgh, Gen q. NJ Thayer the Hon. t. W.
Upton Coils. X. r. Livingston, Wm Banner, and Majors
Tafe and Armstrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
NEW ORLEANS.

THE RECENT REPORTS ABOUT CONTEMPLATED NEGRO
RIOT UNTRUB--A MILITARY INVESTIGATION FIND
THE REPORTS UYF0UEDED AND MALIC1oUs-A
SOUTHERN LoYALIsT's HoUsEsET on FIRB POR THB
FOURTH TIME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
TIE PITTSBURG CONVENTION

HE II lSDOhp tO-N I'M iC4''
PREPARATIONS FOR THE MEETISG-THB CHARACTER
OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THAT GEN.
BUTLER WILL BE TEMPORARY AND LOGAN PER-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
LOCAL POLITICS.
PRIMARY MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The Union primary meetings will be held in the
several Assembly districts this evening for the election OF del
egnes TO the Union Committee Of the City and County
of New.York which will meet Tuesday evening Each
district primary all also elect President, two Vice
Presidents Secretaries and Treasurer OF the district
and district Executive Committee OF one member
from each election district In the Assembly district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
UNION MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN, UNION STA ConHITTEE,
IlDQRs. MKTRoPoIITAH HoTKL NEW oRH