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veyar's lines and remark ont and resettle the
country. These are my sentiments,
WAsHfNgToN Sept, ls--=Hon. q. III. Browning
was installed as secfetafY Of the interior to-day.
ROCHESTER, n. N, Sept. 1.-THE President ar
rived here to-day. A great multitude greeted him,
with every demonstration of honor, as has been
the case at Auburn, Utica, Canandaigua, Geneva
and other points.
Clifton Springs the sister of Stephen
Dougi8s and his two sons joined the party. The
President and General Grant went to the platform
and bowed 70 Mrs GrungeF, the mother of the
deceased senator, who was sitting ct the door Of
her residence not far from the track.
AT Schenectady they were welcomed by the
mayor and council in an address. and the Presi.
dent was about to make q reply when the platform
on which The party we're standing gave way, and
they were Hoored for time. No one was hurt
however, and the President spoke as though ne
interruption had occurred He made short
speeches also et Fonda, Utica and other towns on
the route.
On their arrival at Auburn the party were re.
eeiFed by the mayor, when the President again
spoke, and then an excursion was made to Willow
Grove and 0wasco Lake, where an elegant dinner
was prepared. During the banquet Gen Grant
proposed toast to Se1or Romero the minister 81
Mexico, and the cause he represents.
NEw YORK, Sept. 1s--9eo. Al. Briggs the pay
ing teller Of the Nassau Bank, was arrested on
charge Of einbezzling sl0oe 10 funds Of the bank
He mas been In the habit of frequenting and LOSING
heavily at various gambling houses throughout thu
city: and on being arrested made full confession
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RIO JANETR0, August s.--The United State.
steamer Nypsic, at Bahia, salatea the flag O
Brazil as an apology for the seizure OF the Con
fedeTate vessel Florida IN that pea
II isreported that a new ministF ill be formef
who favor more vigorous prosecution&of thu
war against Paraguay. The Argentine army had
repnlsed an assault OF the Paraguayans inflictinC
severe loss.
PHIDELHPIA, Sept. 1.-The delegates to the
convention which meets on Monday, are arriving
IN large numbers and register their names at the
Union League Rooms.
Among the prominent Of them are ex-Attorney
General Speed, OF Kentucky Gov. Fletcher, of
Missouri; Provisional Gov Hamilton, of Texas;
Gov. Borman, Of West Virginia; Brownlow, of
Tennessee; Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin Gov.
Grape, Of Michigan; Senators Harris, of New York;
Lane, OF Indiana; and CFeswell, of MARYLAND !:
Congressman Frank Thomas of Maryland, and
Payne, of Wisconsin and JOHN Minor Bolts of
Virginia. Speed viii probablybe the President
INDIANAPpLIs, Sept. 1.-The conservative mass
meeting held to-day at Martinspille Indiana was
the largest since the Douglas reception in this
city in 1860 The Democrats are confident Of
cas%ying the State by 20 900 majority.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 1.-The chDlern is abating.
Only seven cases are reported to-day and sixteen
MoEI1Es Sept I.-Tsieutenant Colonel James
BiadeEl, the commandant Of this post, leaves to-
day fof Nashville, to consult with Gen, Thomas
on tbs subject of quarantine.
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