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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07
dates from the hAyoaa capital 70 The nth The fellow
ting toms ere taken from impeviaual souroes:- "

dates from the NAscAa capital 70 The nth the follow
ting toms ere taken from ,mpsviAast souroes:- tt
crv o. snrwo
Coloas Fiossauao lopez OF the best sfce Of the
imperiast army, died Of bain fever near hAsamoros
HIS troops ab,ut six hundred men, were incorporated
with those Of the French colonei Dupin
Tho Minissr Of War published tho following decree OF
Masimil.An under Aals Of tho Goth u THE consde
ration ~ soldiers manned In battle ealtes them 10
reward aud after mature elaboration With Council
OF Ministe decree that al officers Of the army who
have suffered ampu,asion or loss their sight pass
review before the ComIsario Dc los InvAidos who will
award ID. corresponding psnnona Given 10 cor Castle
NJ Ioyse' tho .Chef du Cabinet" OF Nsximian
Prime Minister was last At Rennes owing 70 bis mother
sickness Nspoison had invited him BY telegraph 70
senior Arroyo. tho confidential sgsnt OF Narimiisn
had returned 70 Mexico and been sppooed Under secf
There was stsoug shock OF earthquake u Orxaba on
the sth inst, which instantaneous and passed Cd
without doing any injury.
the value materially Of sn the necesasrics Of lifs
The Agricultural Colonization schcme, supported ~
Mr. hurtry had been approved Of b. the authorities,
and was likely 70 succeed The project wAs " form
limo OF colonies from Cordova 70 haiamorcs Mr. Mursy
asked for other recompsnse than the grant OF cor
tA!n portion OF the Ands thus lad cut coonizod ana
The Essafse remarks that the number immIsrantsas
oan.s " s,. sss . no s"'%" % sss
were hardly hundred who obtained granite OF lands
ell the rest were without any means. lettering about
0rzaba in most dcplorsbe condition. The brazilian
agents wsre doing oil In their power entice them 70
embark for Brazil offering 70 pay their passage and
promising largo grants or land on arrival
Several guerilAs bad been arrested the village OF
Martnito; VI shem made full confession 10 being
ono OF the gang who attacked the Belly embassy,
vealng ~ the same tmo the names Of dozen accom-
phcea
IMPERIAL cLxsHSrr
The Empercr has commutsd into perpetual banish-
mcnt 10 Yucaan the sentence which condemn 10 death
senors Lopez 0rtigos aud Hernandez and Arcaga and
Garcia 70 perpetual imprisonment
DyyEAr LIBERAL GH~SRsI coRrisA
The Monitor DE- Ia Fvcned publishes toe ofcia report
addressed by General Oyicra 10 General Mja II gives
account OF the complete rout of Coruna At Palito
Blanco, w,h loss OF thirty killed and Atty prisoners
out Of less than two hundred Cortinas flight was
precptaie that he Ion bchnd him his sword Jacket
watch and pocketbook in a word, everything he had
The Carrier du Rio Grant, has even report Of his
death, but that requires confirmation.
bad invaded tho country around Jaitian ana Tosnn-
30 says our report from osaca May o.
Two squadrons OF Austrian troops had arrived al ORR
zaba and there report that thoy intended another
exp edition into the Sierra,
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6s lu disagreed TO- BY substituting the words .mas
citiseus' for Nmaie electors /"
Mr. CowAs, (rep) Of Pa, spoke against any change In
the basis Of but said he should for
the amendment offered by Mr. Doolttle, because he
sidered better than the propos OF the Committee
OF Fifteen.
Mr. sHsRnAs, tepl Of Ohio, said he believed Mr. Doc
Titles amendment right In prncpe but he shol Id
vote against because he felt II his ty TO sustain the
action agreed upon by his political ricnds and he knew
would DO impossible 10 arrive at any conclusion with
out some sacrifice OF personal preferences
Mr. Doolitte's amendment disagreed tO-yeas T.
nays 81 :
Mr. WILLIAMS, (rer) Of Oregon, offered an amendment
ias substitute for the second section as foliows-
sscros Representation shall be apport,oned among the
states according 70 their respective numbers
srs me whole number Of each State excluding
snuns NOT taxed but whenever the right to vote at
seoon held under the constitution and laws Of the United
suss ss.s being years Of and being GU.
o. the united states IN abridged except for
yacpaton In rebellion or other crime the basis Of repre-
scnton In such State shall be reduced the proportion
which the number Of such male citizens shall the whole
ago 10 such States
Mr. HENDRICKS, (dem. OF Ind, moved that the above
10 ordered TO DO printed and that the Senate adjourn
The senato refused TO adjourn
After some dscu sion adjournment the motion was
resumed and tho Senate adjourned a. Ave O'Clock.
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~. cuarLEg plttos Is yNooKLys.

ni. CHARLEs DlLLOs IN BHO0kLYN.
rho disagrccabe storm which up Ia. evening
tated somewhat against the entire pecunlary
Il Mr. Charles Dllons debu, Al the Brooklyn Academy
" Muse; but there was, Notwithstanding, a large
aud,ence composed OF tile first famllcs Of the City of
Churches MI Dillon per.onatoi Belphegor, tho Noun.
sebank aud was supported by Mr Denv ~ Madeline,
Ms Chapman her and Mr. George Becks az Ban.
iarrcnaie Among ths personage, IAses.n RSgs.
verr Mr. Norton Mr. Andrcws MIS- singleton, and
ether metropolitan aril't. The between Bel
ohegor sad his wife and with hs children we're gwen
h nnturalness and effect bringing Tie tsars 70 eyes
I'll unused wosp; and Ia fac, tb. entFs performance,
th tho exception uf ssht tedioassess in one or two
ola ca was very well given and the rather chny
sutsepca thawed out and welcomed the eaisug actors
snd aclru.sos with more than Brooklyns accustomed
fcrvor
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Nxw YoRK, juno 1919
Companions srs Odoross." says Mrs.
ssi the and
;rsss sf he NIGHT ian cEsEus
Perfect Hair Drssssns--Cssssins.
BURsETr's COCAINE
PREVENTS rnE HAIR FROM FALLING.
PRoMo,Es rrs HEALTHY GROWTH.
AyyoRps ruE RIouKsr LusrRE
Acknowledged e,sryvhsrs III. cheapest. eler.n,
and enicscou.
HAIR
DRESSING AND ISvIGoKAron
IN rnE WORLD
'Lo,linsss foreign AID ornament ~Asn
~, adorned adorned thu most"
COMMENTS or rHI PRESS
asoAsn,sa
BuGSErrs oocoArrE
''UneauAied among preparation. d Amcrcss chen.
ists True FLAG Do.bos-
The ladies household eaaorsr "a onr,s.d -
Homo Journal
Enjoys the highest reputation among l4dle, r.ou
!sxiie Journal
"Deserr-dy populsr. Cincinnati Commercial.
Is fully s.usishsd Of high order Chicago fr.bass
"impOr'sai .arnl.ry % bd,', solct " w.-hlnsson
chroolel.
Tho b.. ps-c..,sa Of IA. LIND National
Revi.-
'ssrne,rs rsPa,-oos .uno,.n, guaranty q 10 .resi.
Sno. Of ii, rreo.s.loas. r--Bo.ton Joarn4'
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGIST.
p rsfs e W ~ V wosr 1i E i
Ar Unauthorized uss q our ,rio msrss vii Be pro~pny
JOSEPH BURNETT o. sol. rroyhe,ar..
a.-A.-S~~sss OpSp~ses.-On the Toilet
% hsal,a beauty Nd ts.hioa hwEtr ornr.sAI rai.a
assn. vvs.tsa.
~, Id ,I-ss' os rs' fu'A P.''r1 "a
Asas... p.n.k = son, n..s.sn..~
sa1Sfs.'t CO. ~. 1900, asA ''1HA street r'
A--Lyon's In.ss, po~a.r-ro, Enter
ana Tiathing fros m,th. The gsnAl and s.n1n~
.s r. .,ss nj ~ e' r. ;, . sa a. o. "a 49, :,
sARNEh 90, 81 rsrl To-
A. As-Msrsdens Astssis Cheisrs
es :, .s - = 4. ,,,'s,, an s, y ~
Dsss. " srs.dss,. Tof sis y Al aIa<ss
A.-r.aa,rs. -. As..,.s.,y n. s"
RIAL BALY aspo. ~ canal sir,s,
A.--a.--Dr. L.ngs~ovshy's Wv ps.mi.m
eafe hgf.NBoLDs. - gfaaa-s,
A-shoss. sh.e-. shoes.
~ TO- s.h =. ~, .iyts = ,ss oss. = - = -
;hins Which fail sths lafI~., 'nii
drcn so sra----, stts-S sr.soggias na.,i
All prize. Cssn.a .. Legal Lasss'1s.-
J oLury sruss., 10 S's.a-.,
All Legal L.s,sry pvirss cssh.a. oss~-
- - = cLsYros. 10 u.1 ar--. ~
An pri,.s ;. the Rsysi n.vs.s ..S
''''' ''''''' ' = s1igh s'ss.'. a ss.4--
BasshsIes's Hal. Dys.-rhs Net ~ enc
. -s'ls " ,.t ss5 s.s. ~, .,.. $3.50 '
Cv.sss. Coat. 81 Arms, IsisisIs Sss.-
s n. ' x. 49,, w.. 80 'E' sofssb. 800 Z.
rsvss. B~pioss. EsIargsa J.,r1 ssA
81 sis.n.s VIA fss evrsc y ~ ftcHsnft - ss~st
SI.r.... Less-ssass ss-,.s ..-
; Ssiss s ssssIsy 81 q s... s.sAS's 1870
-~----------s
G~srasa'. usisss M.assss.S sep c.v.s
70; s:bts.tt6 5h ss ossissssissr sss '' ~ sssios
sE..I,,Es f.. "a go . :, .ls 80, s,..
o.-r..S's po.S,. s-s.,,s uyr.ss. nat
& :r .. ss'.S -, s;.. ~ s.'sss1
rt moT novs =. m.,:.ss "a - s-sss-.s s<sS
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Nos He18se0 = License
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Your report Of yesterday morning that had applied
for and been refused license is incorrect The very
contrary Is the The application duly made BY
and the document readily granted by the Board Of
Excise. by correcting you will oblise.
JOHN LOORAM, 90 Avenue A.
Nxw YoHK, Juno g. 1890
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M E x &c O.
Dissatisfaction Among Maxi
milian's Adherents.
-~~~~~~>>>>~~~~->~~~~~>
Tho French Troops to be Replaced by
Mexican ImperialiSt Soldiers.
>~~-~~~~~~~~-~~-~~-~e>-
Reported Defeat OF tho Lib
erals ut TeOtitlaM.
~~~~~~~--~~~~~~>~>~~-
Seven Millions In Specie En- Rsute for
Mexico City frsn tho Interior.
20. 90. 30.

The steamship Moro Castle. Captain Adams, from
Havana on the I'd nst arrived at this port yesterday
bringing later and Interesting from Vera Cruz and
Mexico City, which viii DO found In our correspondence
published below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07

North Caroltna state COaveattsn.
INCORPORATION or rnn NORTH CAnoLisA r,rso.
INITIATED STATE sosps-KvEsfss ssseIoss.
Erc., grc.
R.Lrnm Jnne O. lsss
In the State Convention toby nurnsro1, petitions
ger. road and rrf,sred.
The Committee on Corporations reported ordnance
Incorporating hs North Carolina Petroleum AMI Mnug
Company, which adopted
An ordnance restricting the railroads 81 TOO stsss
the carrying trade other parties was rad the nrss
time.
An ordinance vas r-pored appointing . COMMITTEES 70
carry esct ordinance o. The Convention 70
tain what povtion Of the debt vE eoairso,sd prior 70
May a. 1891 and what portion or contracted dur
ing the late rcbcIloe In aid o. internal improvements
and therefore not strictly . portion OF the var debt
which referred
giving Justices Of the peace power W try mssmsanofs
vas read the nrst time
The ordinance snthoriuns the state rr-assr-r 70
change muisied State ress'sr- bonds 80 brought W
for second reading provides thss tbs holders q old
and spp anita for nev bonds must b. r--tiens OK hts
State ~ the time of the passage " the oriieAnts
M fnftfirs of Orsoss inquired " the nss oru1nAncs
applied " all bonds WHISTLER sppsd " bcsis coa-
rart-d for before tho tho~s ssned during The vAs
ps Tor IN Confederate money other dsfrseshs cur
rency II 81 the latter eaz. be oppoeed W pvsg
one thousand dollar bond sow foe one q the essss
named. bat hey must b. subjected 70 feprerison Or
discount sale The whole osdlnsac@ drawn 10
aefeosve and he moved ~ rsconamissi, which mo-
ton 80 adopted
rsso.aoa pae-sd N hs,< svssns .ssssyrs Snss
edsy. -nn view % srscuss - cart sdlntAmsna o.
IN. priv pa por,lsn ~ ne asy vas de-cs.a V a..
dtscus'cn AsA sssca Ca She revised ooas1,aslon-
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Companions sre Odorous." says Mrs.
Maiaprop but tho only odor which delea ALIKE comparison
imitation ia tho sting dslightinF
which erhse. from PhAiou sons perfume, The Ia
tract Of the MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUB."
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t-~sraOd's netsss msdtssssS esspS svss
r,s rr.tslnns 49, .ss..'' sssl..T ~ sssfdsi
sfAcrrtEh rs,sfras--s ssu y 'sfs 80 $3.50
10 sssnfy~-sA his aet~A a. Easssss. as ~~0.1
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Nov. Stag -. .:s - - ,s:=... :x..
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nsysi ur.vsss Jsss~rv ,-vos Oasisi
1srsz ~. - $500 go.
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~ ssesssss 90 p.rs ~ as sAsss ss- !. ~
u~rssSs sa<ssassis~ ~ ssSssss xat ~seens Ksys vs.
- 80 is~An.s, az sre&f~sy - ystvx
49, -. ~ s,.,,ss,' q ss''-'sS az .
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Gvesss. Coats 90 Arms. GattsaIs. Ssse-
swnms a. vety shsss1 EA ara silver fw a.. tssnss'
ssTgsss al 10 ns-.s, uf,ss. a. L soLtsDs a
kulien str.st
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no spanish ~~s0sy craasA Cetts ssr'vsl "a l.s
ssr - Ne f''h RIOS vsrs o-D .. ,ss tea ss.. viis
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: -. m.: s:.';. X. 49, -. -, s. :.
'''' ~ I; 81. = "a 80 =. "a, -.
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rsvss. B~sie.s. EsIarg.s J.,rs ssS
On ss.D.s VIA fss tyree ~ ~ fkCHsnft. ~ sy.st
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BasshsIes's Hair Dys.-rhs Hsss ~ th.
would tha orly y~-f.st Hys tarrs~- r~sHhs nssAsts
neoos yac.ory q tafasr street
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The feellnQ q thf psftIfs 70 70" FtFnfT--mW+f of
whom u The number % four hundred engaged In
the oyster ahing trade that spo.s oas Of ds,ssnined
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Eisr.sss Loss-ssHsn ss~iss .s-
esirss- ps- " 10 -oye. YT.DEaHCE stplsa "a
CHINE COHFAky. IS Hfssd-ay
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All pvf,ss IN the Rsysi Hsvsss ssS
.s.ss t~ss-ls>-s .k-hrc Infc-snAna1 rsen
Il sIigb sfssa. u sos1-.,
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n B1sdsrs q dofsis bft ss dsl<s V the Isth uit
Rsss1~ had rssurnsth tos department. ny lstsst
dvicss ~ vAs knosn 70 be IN rnr~sso =, repori-
81 thai me oommsnss 81 aoadA. GArunA. Gonsxsn ard
Member Osssrss vsse " b snstsi rnss ns fovcs u
only cns thoss@sd ave har<v~a meu eli ,o,d rhfy
vsrs, uni,sA. ~ move rpca ra<anssru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07

All prisss Cssh.a In Legal LosssSIs.-
J. cLurY srusss, 10 E,s.s-.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07

II not long after the Deer 10 her moorings
that the tremendous thunderstorm which disturbed
much 10 the city on Tuesday night broke out The
lightning aashed It's fearful briancy, plainly showing
the surrounding country etAcr side Of the vide
panse % waters Staten Island shore, stretching away
for many miles, was plainly visible n each successive
fash whio Lnng Island IN the distance rose. spectre
like AZ the lightning played amid trees ana shrub.
berry. II was indeed fearful night while The storm
lasted but worthy Metropolitan friends made ne
heat OF a ON board the Deer
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A.--A.-Dr. Lang ~ovthy's ysw Pre- mi 40
Tfuse--Basrs ln no.. 40 ta~k pressure taaE~. srs
care nEf.N6OLDr. - gfaaa-s,
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v,o. Carz, May 20 isw.
~. xrsrl .L-srs ssTW,u.a ~ VIA csrz
n. sriaiists engaged erecting rcioubt 10
the right n san Juan dunea the Galega reef eo~e
20 TIE castle Tho rork s.i sdyan1sd This docs not
look Ike evacuation.
xmuas~ s.rrs
VARIOUS .stoae b.tween the imp,rsn aud us
liberals Reported have plsce issly On ,bs
Is,hmus q rshuau,spc, principally near sinauuAn
From osysca learn hat Jsrii.pcs occupied "a
the sth INST by the liberals. ITO ,mperAss retired
Osnotepec In The Department of Gucrcro.
anethsr and ate, despsicb from Genera Ayrsyd Or.
p.riaisu says THAI rars- Dornanson ssa Others have
.S At Y De Lson. Tbe h,~ra he. = sad 70 b
siderable.
liberals on tbs ioth. The smpsraiiss escaped " 81
rr~usrSg 4 ss.sv.,KH oorAvsrosnF.r
10 tho Orgs~vso ~ ind notice HAT German, vho
~s tho correspondent o Tho ooorne serr an cas1ts
IN Mexico, having spoken anfaversAy q bs empire he's
been bsnithsd
-Four have bssn syrs-A~d chsrsd Nth b. -
soneernsd N ies siuos maas "a Tho nenbsn Of a's
oourts martial coniinns 70 b held N nursross
placer The ssieanr ~ Ed ogasry sesm, % have
. justice " 80 o~n We tcat nss tbs Tren<a oD~
a eli
vrA csrf Msy 3s-iaM
Hs Hoine.s the Archbishop - ss-ico has adersssss
long oaessl l1sr 10 harraisf pFot@,lns sslns, ihs
$50 clvn lac marriage
hsrimilisn has dirsc'sd pshi; leser w enc q hh
rInlsisrs, 9Th aissv,sv Ne hsraship@ q N.
poor q The c,y q kst1o and n fsss TIE oofamGssy
thsre generally. Hssrythlns hvk 10 hesics CITY
thai the peops are nos suffering ssvsrsiy.
ON she iih instant ysnasr siscas ~as saiarasd
by Tie rsrsi Who feposssa W hsvs h~ss dsssslsd
TIE eight lAsse1 fou hour
vsos sfrr<DseAs
n Ba-fsrs q sofs,i. bnsss sssss V ihs isth u,
RsssI-s had retufnst " The aep1rsmsua ny lsisst
sfvcss ~ vAs Enosn 70 be IN rucssa n repors
"a thai sas oonnsass - Roads. Gamma. GONZALES ssi
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Daylight was just al nmerins In Oh. east wucn our
gallant party again on the nova Tho police boat
down the ship channel and hailed the hospital ship
Fslc on Provisions put board when The
cutter Cayuga hailed and bc, vessels then proceed
their Seguines Point The oolors q both
hosted and everything prepared 70 resist
any attack which might be made. Things now, indeed
looked ~sriike Two yesseis-the Deer lesdng-auned
20 the teeth, crowd of Motropolia one, with
Uncle Sans Jolly jsck the other, advancing
down the bag, would m Ia indicate that work
VIVA anticlnafed
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The passengers from tho eboler infected ships Will b
pla Cd nrxt the barracks tho go, ant they
washed aud their garment purified They will 10
moved % the other rows OF building
This process IN 10 be continued, tho passenger bcn
gradually moved back untl there yestlgr u nfcc
ton. Aft~r~ards when u shall appear tn, there IL n
danger releasing them they viii be tAser ~ seeuins'
Point and rc-embsrked
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All Legal Lss,sv1 pvtrss cssh@a, Ors~'
tnrs anrrf Ia. al ,ffysnsii0n .sHt
y cLtYrDs. 10 usI ars>. Y v
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N roi Nish 10 I4lr-t slYIt - he 'neefl ~
BRODsr ana slot from bs ins'n~nss
ihfnk ntirh fail pss.as rths l4fi~.
drcn SD srs@@-<,, srfsri> sr.ropgitAr ne,,
D. a BROOKE ar~rt
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BaTrackf thai haye bcen used By The government at
Bodioes Island, Fort Wood Fort schuyler aud else
WHERE have been placed a. the disposal of the Health
authorities, At the price 81 Old lumber and will ne
erected In a. gnat number AZ may " required at tho
Point
These barracks usually about nftecn fce, 10 width
by hundred and wcrtv feet long viii comfortably
accommodate II l. said, several hundred persons eah
Bot they will not be occupied IN tue daytime.
The nov buildlngs are To be arranged In rowa fsring
the ses and tho viii extend bsek r. The land
zsf ~ A. ~
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A.-PsAdfngs arc Absot stsiy Hasaes
10 fhs beauty ~ he form NaaAnn9 JusyIar hnkhl
RIAL BALM fspos - Canal street.
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h.-Lyon's Insect po~dsr-Fos Hrter-
R3.hs@ Aat= and Nvfur, Aad preserving ynrs
ana Clothing from m,tks The origf.al and s~naln@ q
signed Lyon. All other. iruiisuoss Tats otler
Insect Powder bnt Lyons t-si BY 81 ar1gEs0 snd
RAhkIk a co, 81 fark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
BROOKLYN.
sERENADR TO GIN. wOODFoRD.

HERENAnE TO GIN. NOODfOkus
IL is understood that sereuade Is intended 20 be
given en- Woodford our candidate for Lieutenant Governor
mis- evening" OF Mansion House the lights where the
The friends 81 our candidate and the Union cause viii
at the Union Republican Rooms No Courst at ~ o'clock
SPECIAL MEETING or THB KINGS COUNTY UNIoS-RE-
PUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This Committee met Oh Saturday evening at their
rpoH'' s nd Rand, y Morse "A sseretafy.
The President explained The object OF me meeting %nen
ern Loyalists sboat 70 visit this city.
MI Coil Chairman Of She committee appointed by me dele
sity that the LoysSts would visit Brooklyn and far they
could do advance the Union cause MI ha Oh inc AAHu
Ward offered the following resolution:
eiFsd Of three be appointed 20 pe@ with
the commute. appointed by dslegesto the Loya Convention
& broom spi to ss ali necessary step. to saord
iLe opportunity adde's the citizens Of Brooklyn during then
ibe resolution was amended by adding the President and
then ouy adopted The committee appointed
follows T. l. sanderson II y. Holt, G. p. Wiley, Joseph
Reeve. q. Ii. Fisher. W. H. Leaycreh ,-, ,--.,.- ~,
Resolutions expressive Of regret at the partial destruction OF
the League House at Philadelphia were adopted and
UNION MEETING IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
The Union Republicans of the Seventh Ward will
be addressed this evening the Hon. H. o Sidney OF Miss
spp Of the Tied and true Unonss oil the south ana
WHO eau affirm whereof be speaks.
DELEGATES TO THE ALBANY CONVENTION
II is positively stated that the delegates elected to
the Albany Democratic Convention are almost II not quite
unanimous against the nomination o. ihe non. H. - hrP
nearly for Gen sOcum for that position The following
are tie delegates: -, . =,
NamarA. Alternates-J. w. Walsh, John Paulding,
SECOND DIsTmCT-D elegates-Sanuel X. Boyd james
Corboy AlternAtes-.Joseph OConnoT. Thomas keatlng
TnIRp leHander Cunningham Lewis
z Newman. Alternates-Wm. Burtis, Il. Sullivan
FourTn DIsTmcr-Deegates-w b. Lewis VIM. Mar
rim AlternAtes-wm. Bryan, Thomas H. York
FHrn DIsTmcT-Del egates-Thomas II. faron. james
III Cornwall. Alternates-Wm. Rogers. WIN. Powers.
SIKH DisrscTD elegates-Robert w Steele, John Lins
kew Alternats-Iarris Comstock, John Tucker.
srvgNfH DIsTcT- DeleEates-hariin Evans John X
WILDE. Alternates-Wm. II. Attmofe, Charles H. Wylie.
The National delegation understood to be unit IN favor
NJ the nomination the Hon. H. C. Murphy for Governors
while the Conservatives divided between Murphy and
Gen. Sooum
JOHNSON CLUB IN THE SIXTH WARD
The several johnson Gibbs of the Sixth Ward on
FRIDAY evening united and formally welded together by
the election following gentlemen officers President
Daniel d. briggs Vice Presidents A. Ii. Cunningham Asa
WILEY Edwin More. Dr. Louis Baur, Marcus d. Moor Wm
/ Gi Martin Shea Recording Secretary Thomas DE Witt
orrespondng Secretary Morgan Gray, Treasurer Eli o.
horn Executive Commitiee-James Bell NJ ID Moore John
love u II Roache Il. II. Scranton. T. g. Tghe A. T. Nj
ohaes w. T.. WaTral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
MARYLAND.

SPEECH OF A JOHNSON CANDIDATE POR CONGRESS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-Phclps, johnson candidate lid
District IN speech last night abused Winter DAVIS and
Ben. Wade styled Thad Stevens Old Jugsler and de-
tailed proceedings Of which the denomination
Committee agreed upon At the opening Of the session.
and denounced the Republican party bloatod political
faction whose professions Of loyalty insinccro and
their cries Of alarm at the prospect Of danger TO the public
debt false The Convention Of Loyalsts be denominaied
a. Fred Douglass Convention Of mongres edoleni with
scent Of ST Domingo. He Endorsed the platform Of the
Philadelphia August Conventions and the humble lndi-
vidua who Seward exhibiting West, was praised as
paragon Of perfection. While abusing Congress and %
Constitutional Amendment, Phelps forgot 20 mention a.
fact that he voted for II IN the House. lie proiessed hu-
self afraid o. negro suffrage and negro equality Phelps was
originally from Vermont. large number Of reconstructed
were among the audience.