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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Recorder Hackett.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND RoBBERy.-John
Dickson and William Rngge brought TO the bar on oom'
plant of Charles Anderson, Swedish sailor who charged
Rugge with assault and battery and Dickson with robbery
Anderson claimed that Rugge met him IN the middle Of
and struck his hat from his hand quarrel
ensued then Anderson struck by Rugge shore
time after as he peepng ont he seized and dragged
into dark ROOM and there robbed Of silver watch valued al
$50 breast pin valued at g. chain valued at s. and els IN
money Several witnesses sworn, one OF whom esaneo
she found the watch her bed IN the room where ck
shortly after he had been taken theefrom
and officer witness for the defense sned 10
seeing several people strike and drag the sailor from the oo
among Defendants who returned 10 the room ner
after together The Jury returned verdict Of guilty and the
Recorder sentenced the prisoners 70 term OF hye years mo
State Prison. Dickson in receiving sentence gave the no
coder military salute In token OF the eniency Oh e zen
tenoe.
GRAND LARcESY-Eiza Busted charged with grand lar
ceny pleaded guilty petit larceny and was sentenced 70
term Of six months imprisonment in the Pcnitentsry
ALLEGED GRAND LARcgST-Juia Brown was charged with
robbery in stealing from the person OF Jarvis Hogg gold
watch valued at $500 The complainant Hogg passed the
night with the accused and waking in the morning found
both mpanion and his watch gone was shown tnas ~
was possible for other persons to have stolen H. ana Tie o"
was found not guilty and discharged
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NAVY GAZETTE.
IBy Telesrsph.l

BY Tel graph
DETACHED.
Oct 6-Commodore D. f. Schenck from the command
Of the Naval station Mound City Ill., Nov and waiting orders
Commander b. duty Naval sorskeeper at Moaph
City ILL., rnd waiting odsis Passed Assistant fsymss'S
Woodhu MsTbeh-ad and crsered 70 se'r ms
nc and Third Clara from the steamer
Mari eIead and Mate NilBm r. Wanck ron e
steamer and granted oavc OF absence
OCT S.-Capt. Louis T.. Sartori, rom conluahu OF
steamer and North james Fulton from
ard and ORDERED TO 'es is
Macs ohu Frederick Hssewood. from steamer
LsuaIee, and granted leave OF absence.
Charles H. Poor 10 command the NTh Ss
ton Mound City, Ill. on Nov. !, nett.
Edward Barrett 70 command steam o.
y. indebefger 20 steamer bienTe rsymssef
Chae. Arnold Charles l. Ph ps and ChaIes hocn
in 10 steamer Lenapee Mdshipmen Mevane, L. NJ Lse, T.
b. Gu, and L. n. Aeeley 10 steamer Isnne
ORDERS REVOKED.
Oct 6-Firs, Elsneer b. Ii's to steamer Tshoma
and waiting oIdera
RESIGNED.
Oct 6Secoud Assistant d. sednan Rom August ~
APPOINTED.
Oct s.-Dr joseph O. Ayres an Assistant Surgeon
APPOINTMENT REVOKED
Oct e-MAte Tbomss d. HINT
HoSOaABLY DISCHARGED.
Oct. s.-Ma,e Fred. ii. Johns IN, October D.
hIeCELLAkIOUs
sCommodorr William Rnsgod wall taie charge 'the dane'
made vacant by the death Of Rear Admiral Orefory
Ihe sailed Navy Yard Boston on the
ilth n, Resso. into communion a. ne Navy
Por.smouth, n Ill., on the lth inst The steamer
,teausr PowAtGn CslAo September IL The steamer
Augusta Stockholm sweden September D. with MI CT
board from Cronstsdt
Del Acting Assistant byron W. W.rslsy Oct D. On
steamer honongAheia
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SUPREME CoURT-CHANBRRs-O l5.-BefOre Mr.. Jus
CLERKR.
DECISIONS,
DECISIONS,

In re. James Sweeney ct al. sgt. The People
writs OF eertioari quashed and prisoners remanded
Phineas Windsor agt Charles {. Duncan ct a.-Aoton
granted without costs
james sheridan agt Mary E. Sheridan-Report confirmed
and Judgment Of divorce granted.
james Savage Thomas Kane ct aMoton for Receiver
granted with $40 costs TO abide event.
II. Reynolds alt Morton G. tisher-Aotion 10 revoke
order for examination Of Bayard denied
Archibald haech agt John Sohepeles ct d-Mouon 10
postpone denied, with $40 costs TO abide event
Perry agt Barnard-MotlOn ~ rev oke order denied
Isabella e. Bennett agt Erasus Bennett-Report OF ke
fierce confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted
James S Conway ct al ag- Francis Rowe CT aL-Moton
granted with tl0 costs 10 abide event.
VIM Palen tReceyer agt. Ezra l. Bushnell ct aL-Moton
granted 80 that defendant shall furnish copies OF all
documents and which he the petitioner states are in the
the defendant and which defendant does not
DENY are in his possession; s0 TO abide event
Jno T. Rath6un AL agt. Warren w. Leland ct al-Mo-
ton TO order placing the on Special Circuit caen
dar granted without costs.
Jno Never ag William Mann-Moon TO vacate order OF
granted without costs.
Benajah Lefhngwel Receiver, agt Adolph f. Goddeey-
Motion granted with tl0 costs to plaintiff TO abide event
John Ray Receiver agt Wm. IL De Groot-Moton denied
with costs
SPECIAL TERA-Before Justice DASIELs.-Lndsey agt
simonds-Jndgrnent for the defendants In the denur
rer with the plaintiffs TO amend IN twenty days Oh
payment OF the demurTer-see opinion Kendall ag
acknowledgement plaintiff for s3Oo and eostssee deel
sion. 0lmstead agt Acknowledgment Tor piainun'
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PENNSYLVANIA.
ruR CHAIRMAN OF THE STATE COMMITTEE coSGRATU-
LlTRs THE PEOPLE.

The following circular has been puDltned py oIuei VI
the Union State Central Committee Of Pennsylvania
PHTTADIIPniA, Oct - lro6.
On hAlf Of the Committee congratulate the people Of the
STATE upon the grand Of the political contest We
have elected our candidate Governor by largo minority
Endorsed constitutional amendments proposed by
Congress We have secured about two thirds OF both branches
Of the Legislature We have elected Is out on ~ membois OF
Congress gain Of two present delegation lhe~
are the substantial results Of complete and magnificent VIC
tory victory achieved by the patriotic efforts Of loyal o
pie defiance the basest betrayal record and IN spite
OF the reckless abuse OF Government patronage ever en-
counteed by party triumph OF night over wrong ana
fairly in desperate struggle and against NJ uncrpu
resorted by adversary Thanks
10 the gycr all victories Thanks 20 all ooaborers and
especially able devoted and efficient secretaries who
toed with faithfully for four months without leo OF
reward Thanks the other members OF this Committee ana
various local organizations Thanks 10 tho gallant
Boys In Bne" who fought aud another battle Tor Their
country the able and patriotic press throughout the
State And last but not least many thanks the noble Union
League and patriotic hberay OF friends In the City OF
j. JORDAN Chairman.
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rHrrn VISIT TO THE TOMB OF LINCOLN.

Ths citizens OF Springfield, Ill., on last Wednesday
extended welcome 70 the Southern Ioyalsts At
shs Reception Committee Which was composed Of the Hon
A Chestnut The Hon II hiHe, the Hon jesse Dubois
fsiinPs GOV wayne the Hon Q NJ Hatch MAJ Gen Bray
nan the Hon Bsysrsge SoL ne" ~ T. ALLEN &C q 60 tho
ssnnit;se seyeray introduced and Springfield was
sssAd a Y O'clock noon nm ssrOns 81 sos S
sin slowly moved 70 the platform the air was rent with wei
sens sys The % and R %d Of snSu
asn The delegation consists Of the following gentlemen
4 Sa. ss E': s II siii ass
FSa c;S1,: k sis Tjas H9 f f.s
"a s 4sss. s9i e., 81 Herman ssDn
E Isais HoS yss s. rsnas Gov Hn
l.sss G. wsOoh Io1issas Hon Lorenzo SHERWOOD IeISs
sisis.. fsap,.ss Hon. Albert eraP GiS.m.l s,y p
Es-@ss. Col p A. FD.y AIkm.ai Col Jerry Sisncs Tea.
A procession was Immediately formed First came q
battalion msun,ed numbering 200 preceded by Oano
sszt The ebe the delegation in carriages
b. the Committee of Reception citizens 10 carriages anu
soSned Flags decorated lie buildings and noated from every
tAstaf along The line Of march aud cheers rang 1u rn eve
who lined the way The southern LOyasn nowheIe
received welcome than at the home OF the Maryr
President Near Oak Ridge large banner bore the iono"s
"7aE MuNDEREp PaEnDKx7-crn political party prosper IN.
g. God Us iq Of weoss eoun.. nRsosS srv Of a. age
ssAsrwise anpsEslssd m siory."
Another banner set forth these words
liz MsnoEasIi az dsy that the dead shall not
A.,. disd i vain thai shall God have new birth
81 es6on nd the Government Of the people BY tie pe0ps
ssi ssr Tho peopls shall perish from the earth
The procession moved amid silence growing every mo-
sni more intense % the spot where tepose INC rea
Abraham Lincoln Minute guns were fired ana rs inc sout
sn oyas gathered roun the tomb the scene was peculiarly
foresye ana aectnk The cogcc Of the tomb was over.
ina with heayy and eab0ratey wrought wreath made OF
vaegGed eayes ends hanging down over the SIDES
IKE . curtain. at,
wreath Of rare encrcng crown OF white dahas
placed the gchway OF ne dooi IN rom o. w uS ~
hung white banner trimmed with BLACK AAd Nearing inc ioi
sowing inscriptions -. l., -. =,
ha name be spotea IN reverence ioi
so9Eh dead s great live sisi NM Ano 'Ne s"S 'n.
sst hope IA vain" 49,. - i -.
and The Chairman Col BTanteOmb read the following
SANDING LLusTSIous DEAD Ano ie,tnnf ms
bh.s seas Ia IsTos yulgsI SuwsVnf tesly ~ tnt
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REPORT FROM HOSPITAL.SHP FALCON.

The following new cases were received since last
return
Admitted Oct I3-MsTy Mccarthy aged ls, native OF
II Duhp Helye,ln Mary Benson So Sligo Helyetia Mary
A Mullen q Sligo Heyetia Ellen Mullen, T. sligo helsenA
I'd Kennedy H. TipperAry, Helyetia Thomas Jones In
Gland Ueyrtia Leah Jones England Helveta Timothy
John 4 Wales Heyciia Mary john IS. Wales helveuai
Sophia Skoystron, p, Sweden, Helyeta. 49,
HelTeta Oct l.-Thomas Jones, 2, England helveiia'
Charlotte Hestron Is Russia Helyea Anne Gourley, To-
Town Ireland, Helyetia-
The following died board the Helyetia:
Oct lO-Danel John, aged n native OF Wales 18th
Mary j. John, a. Wales l2t-John Jones, D "aes mary
Ueshan "a Ireland; Maria Anderson T. England . -
d. II. BIssELL, Deputy Health Onicer
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CANADA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING.

orr.w. n W Oct. ia full Cabinet meet
inc b held 10 TO take final action In regard 70 the
Confederation scheme and TO discuss the INSTITUTIONS ~ NV
70 be giyen 10 the delegates 10 England A. oo, 90 a.,r
the Conie question until tho new fannent Is eas
20 settle the details particularly the sohooi qu'SN'" NV
cargo Of military stores chiefly Wesley Richards muske
The duy on imports for the three months amount TO over
A. M CO. BEING n increase OF $4,000 over the same period
last year.
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THE FENIANS.

The following order has been furnished to the press
for circulation;
CENTRAL oyncH FEsias BnorHaRHooD. No 10 CEArnAsH(
NEw YORK October u.s. ls66
All Circles Of the fenisn Brotherhood and Agents Who
eeiyed Bonds Of the sh Republic SELL
render to this Office before n. 2a q M rcaA complete
Of all tho saes made by them They will
forward this Office al money sccruug from as well
ell the bonds they have hand The parties fail
comply with this order will be the psss
BY order OF JAMS SrkPHKss. c. O. X,
W. q. EAIpfx
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LAND OFFICE REPORTS.


BY Telegraph
La Crosse Wisconsin, Land Office reports for Septem
Der pobe lard disposed OH =, ser,s 70 40
ualte O . balance for cash =,
Dakota Territory Office reports for September the toi-
lowint dsposit0ns Of public lands; -.
Asr,oGufal Colere scrip 1O+ military ~srrsnts SN
.rres Home.ss1 ara total II oi
WHr sbss1 CITY kun., Homestead 3oss cash. I0i
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CONsOL IDATION OF EXPRESS COMPANIES.
srsc,., nt.uufch In The N. Y. Tribune.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct u.s. ls66.-Jno. A. Bowen, super
intendcnt OF the Merchants Express has proposed TO con-
sodate with tho National Express Co., the National 70 90
the business Of the Southern Sstos the Merchants OF the
Northern Ststes the Merchants will buy out the Ma
tonal The propositions under consideration. The
stockholders will meet Oh the 18th inst.
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BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-CRcUrT.-Part L-before MI:
Jp.tice not attending fined SIS
each Edmund l. S Benyon ct al agt VIM W Mhelpey In
quest judgment plaintiff 81 s 40 l. In Webster et al
ait Henry Blitz Defendants default entered. Part Be
fore Mr. Justice IsGRAHAJuror not attending were lined
s25 each Henry burlington agt. Lyman Gilmore Inquest
Judgment for plaintiff soe 30 Thomas A Kidd agt Samuel
Sneden Default Francis McCauey agt The West Indian
Petroleum Co. Default taken Victor Bishop e. al agt Apoe
w Cocbrane Default taken Part II-Before Air Justice
DAvIs-Harrs solomon agt Henry Bunske. Trial Verdict
for ulantiH SSH w.
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HEAVY NORTHEAST GALE.

BosToy, Oct ia heavy northeast gale is pre-.
yang on this The Oriental George Appod
VIM CLYDE and VIM Tbbitt for Southern ports went to
sa Yesterday The steamer Montreal for Portland started
us morning Dut returned OIL account Of tie galea
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lst I'd I'd 9Th 9Th 9th 7ih 9Th sth-TotAl
A,i1ste'...S : 0 liz
Umpre-Mr Geo II FlAnley Of the Excelsior Club.
SlarcrS-Messrs Monk aud Benson.
Tine OF game hours
NV Catches-Galyin Mills Chapman . Smith Crane J.
total Atanao9 BeTkenstock Reach flslcr ], Dockney
!. total Atlletio-e
Out Foul Balls-Atlantics times Athletics times
game place Phladelpkia the Athletics
grounds Monday Oct ~ which occasion fah force OF
police viii be present sustain order The charge VIII De enc
dollar for tickets being limited TO 1900 Those
desiring tickets procure them at Beachs place NO fo't
Chestnutst, Philadelphia
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Bulls HnAD.-Becf cattle foot up heavy again

DVLL IIEAD'-IFvI CaItIt IOUI UP lbH'J "f"''
this week the receipts showing gain Of $50 over the fun sup
ply Of week ago making total OF asa all Of which have
been sold Prices declined Ado per pound 81 hut prime
OF which there scarcity Sheep begin 10 m on Ia nun
bers and increase little prices The are pretty ses
empted Hogs show an Increase OF head last sesh
Prices have declined lr1e bu. al have "sI sid
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TIE EVENING Posi- ENLARGED. The EreHing 10"
yesterday enlarged by the addition OF one column
each page and in new and beautiful type.
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

RKPuBLIcAE MEETING AT AhsrERpAh
The Hon. T.. d. Culver Of Kings addressed large sn.
diene> AZ Amsterdam on Friday evening last lie held
his audience spebound for two hours and his ACTS
figures and arguments produced an Impression which VIII
be felt the polls The Fcnians were present IN largo
numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
KANSAS.
PROGRESS OF THB POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Special Dispatch 20 The N. Y. Tribune.

LEAyExwoRTH Oct l5.--The campaign IN Kansas u
warm Tho Opposition is weak. Meetings are held ID
every town In the STATE chnvassing night and day.
The State Mechanical Fair was great success
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MUPDEROUs JEALOUSY.

Bosrus, Oct. H. --George Hammer, young Ger
jou Of Mar HaneT 10 whom he paying Attsniioa
atteu pied hin her last night and inflicted wounds with
jack thought vii prove fatal lie fed and has
beeu arrested
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KENTUCKY.

THE nrrpyTIoy OF THE U. S. MAIL AT GHENT, KY
LOUISVILLE, oct I5.-The opinion OF the Military
commson IN the case Of recent arrest OF DIT farris
Un mail agent at Client n.y. Is Just published con.
Ji ,St e nare who made the arrest and detained the
mail ,sr Gen Bae should be arrested and tried by com
peteut
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BoARp or ALpERMRN-No QuORuM.-This Boal

held meeting yesterday afternoon quorum NOT appearing
roll cali and the President Mr.. Bes adjourned Tie DoA'
without Oar
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BURGLARY.

Bosroy. Oct l5.-The store of John c. Loring on
fremont row robbed last night oil SIX good 'Au'a
a.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
fBy Tsi-frsph

fBy Tsl-gsph
The following Assessors Of Internal Revenue have been
appointed Miebssl A. fFsk Of CLARIFIED Pa. To tho hIh D
ifct Pa Ado sorsl Il "sGPsee Nis Oh. va pne
ssy.ss 81 Lsss. T'y ia.hs isr s-' To fiofy
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MARINE CoURT.-TMAL TERM-PARr L-Before Judge
I.H GROSS.

Mary Foley agt. John Brennan.
The plaintiff IN this case IS child OF 10 years OF
are and from testimony of herself and her little sister
pears that June last they with the permission OF Mrs Bren-
down into the basement Of the defendants house 10
play The defendant In shortly afervnrd and ordered
On their failing comply Immediately he seized the
plaintiff the boxed and Kicked her that she was III
time The plaintiff testified that she and her sister
only present when the assault was committed
defendant denied having committed the assault and
brought evidence Of two children who testified that they
present OCCASION and that soon MI Brennan
all away and that they did not see him strike
anybody . 49,
The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for 800
Chas Spencer plaintiff Thomas brennan ior defendant
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TO have held meeting at O'Clock yesterday "'ero
but that hour quorum appearing the President
tho Board adjourned until Thursday afternoon next
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VISIT or THE KEYsToSB's TO WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch 20 The y. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The Keystone Baseball
Club thirty strong arrived here to-day intending tomorrow
TO play a return match with the Nationals
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OyncH or iErrnsAL Rxyrsur, wAsMseroS. Oct u 1895
various psr Of the country are permitting dse TO
under tie the old practice Of separating the low
allowing them TO run into separate tubs
placed outlet still IL IL understood that the
dsleTes has 70 place the
tub into OF which the high wines
by pipes ghwins estsn and the sts with the si
d0ubler.
Arrangement consistent with the terms Of the Act Of
Juy 49, Section tpa l2 Of that provide. all the
spirits dd dung each Day off hours shall be conveyed that
the receiving cerns prepared Tor that and
shall be connected with the outlet of the still by
suitable pipes apparatus constructed always
po,ed 70 The view OF the inspector.
Tbi, language prohibits the OF tubs for separating
low and hsh The outlet Of the st NUT
acted with csern by pipes other sppasus exposed the
view inspector Open tubs mo-, pipes on other
law. The Intention q the law as Il well known.
~ 90 % The opportunities for the e0uission q fraud hestefore
ds co,. eusd the to the bonded
800 INV ths pipe connecting the with the ee by
sss s csefn safe under the lock and seal Of tho
and bv having the spirits under the immediate inspection Of
ri ocr drawn CASKS packages which, rer being duly
1871 rry,d and marked 10 Iemoved into the bonded
x.f,honss which. again, 10 under his ioeh and ley
Now 10 permit spirits be run nom the worm inte tube
Of separating the low from the high wines
d es M the Of the and render eli Other
,.,ssnsrd. proyioed by tbe law wholly nugsoTy.
a. ell cases be required 70 corpect the
m on or receiving cistern BY pipes OF other apparatus
which nu contracted to convey TIE 'p Directly TO the
Cern. ,,.,rn.. A.. AZ. -.
wines from rum tie hgwne een and "a the u,s o. tho
becomes
~ .dopt come srrang BY when ihs can be done
deemed sItJsy ssDls u sepItss The is~ Zen ht hsh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

VINO HAVE CHANGED. When Southern meu
determined to withdraw from Congress in
order to enlist in rebellion against the Co.
Tsrument, Andrew Johnson stood up in the
Senate Chamber and denounced treason in
strong terms, emphltically declaring that
traitors should be hanged by the neck until
they were dead Ga returning to his own
State he bore constant testimony against the
v'c6eduess OF treason, took stroug grounds in
'lvor OF l"' lug traitors and making treas on
odious. his remarks o. enc occasion in re-
ard to this matter, may be found at length in
aoother column, and we commend them to tn
attentive perusil of our readers. On this
groned he was nominated and elected He
has changed, aud not the men who supported
him. They have right to com pIaiu Of be-
trayal, for had he proclaimed the do,trine he
now entert'ins aud acts upon, he would have
never been nominated. lis position in the
rebellion appc..j to have been taken from cal
culation, AM not from patriotism. His change
IL unwarranted by the change Of circumsta tan -
ces, and may be consid, red downright treaoh-
cry.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

THE JOuEsoN CONFERENCE.-The Johnso
Convention Let 10 Philadelphia, last Tuesday,
and orga,;a-d BY appointing General Dix as
temporary chairman TIE General made quite
Il lengthy speech sustaining "Ay Policy" on
taking his seat On motion, committees on
crel7rtiaia and organization we're appoin ed,
after whie. the coaggEtioo adjourned to We'd
uesdsy evening, G, L. VlliuJigham and Ben,
Wood couBo ntcd TO withdraw as their pres
guca might damage The rrcc5elisg5 in the es-
tins' ioa Of the public. Among the striking
Occurrences on TueslNy, were delegations from
nj '.a0dasOtts aud EoutA Carolina entering
arm in ann. A permanent organization wes
effected on Wednesday, Senator Doolt.le hav-
ing been selected as chairrar. Senator Cow
NJ of Per 7vlv1Nie Is choirrau On resoius!oi
Amonz H.. delegates q7e 'aeuy men who TOOK
40 active part in tao Ieteluon, and a warm
time may be anticipated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
For Tic pslawnre Rennbllcan-

Mr. BplroR ;--OG Saturday next, the 18th
inst the citizens OF Wilmington will be called
upon to select candidates for the Offices of
Mayor, Alderman, Trsasu or and Assessor,
and we fear too many Of them fail to realize
the Importance of this duty Our city Is an
ente prisns and pr sperous pac', aud good
faithful officers sh ud be elected to manage its
municipal affairs.
With this thought in yisw we are lie to in
quire VIII tn uld be selected for Mayor of
" ilmington. Now Of the names presented,
cannot refrain from saying that Henry N.
WioIsIsham is most emsnently fitted for the
position.
Several years ago Mr.. Wicker5ham served a
term in the Legislature aud discharged the
dutits Of such position with honor and credit
to himself. On t q expiration Of his term of
Office he devoted himself to business until the
present time, when, on beu5 requested he
consented to accept the Office Of Mayor il tie
citizens are willing to place him at that post.
Then, Fellow Citizens, let us give our votes
to Mr.. Wickersham, who l. qualified for the
position and worthy of our confidence. VorrR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

NEeRoPHoBIA. The editor Of the Gdzehe mp
pears to be haunted by negroes. In every
Issue of his paper he has something to say
. about them. He will not allow them any rest
but drl&s them into everything. He oOntin.
ualy app'ehends some evil from them. He
talks of them hy d,y, and we presume that hi
drains q them by night His fears are in
tense, And in order to find relief he seeks to
communicate them to others. His fanced
pictures he believes to be real creations, and
lika the victim of mania potu, he cannot escape
from them. His case is ptiful in the extreme
and a recovery cannot lie fally hoped for until
The horrible hantasm shall have been re-
moved by the triumph of the Union party in
November Xt. The "raw head and bloody
topos" which he has conjured up will then
disappear and We hope he will again be clothed
in his right mind