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MASSACHUSETTS.
Special Dispat ch TO The n. Y. Tribune.

GIN. BUTLER NOMINATED PoR CONGRESS:
SALEM Mass, Oct. lin the With Massachusetts
Congressional District to-day. the whole NUMBER Vi
votes cast was 1863 Gen. Butler receiving 1865 DR..
Loring l, and Mr.. Stone. I. Gen. Buffers nomina-
ton was then made unanimous, amid great enthu-
siasm.
THE WITH DISTRICT.
Gen. Miles is nominated for Congress by me BARE
Gazette in tho With District, now represented ny MI
Baldwin of The Worcester Spy Gen. Devens has dc
clned being candidate.
NOMINATIONS IN THE WITH CONGRESS DISTRICT
Boston, Oct. l0.-The Hon. Samuel Hooper was nolni
mated by reclamation for reelection to Congress- TINS
afternoon, by the Republican Convention OF the lFth
District. The Workingmens Convention OF the same
District nominated the Hon. Josiah g. Abbott for Con-
gress.
THB HONS JOHN D. BALDWIN AND THOMAS d. Elliot
RESoMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
WORCESTER Mass, Oct 1.-THE Hon. John ID. Bald
win was unanimously renomnated for reelection to Con-
gress to-day by the Republicans Of tho With Distinct
WAREHAM, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE Hon Thomas y. IL
lot was nominated to-day for reelection TO Congress by
the Republican Convention in the LIST District
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THE CNUERSAL PEACE SOCIETY,"
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS
snacInI nI.nnIch 10 The n. Y. TrIbnnc.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday. Oc; II. leo.
Tho Universal Peace Society reas-embcd last evening
The session occupied by the reading Of letters and adj
dresses by L. X Joceylon Of Rhode Island, George W.
TAYLOR Of this city James Mott Lucrcta Mott Dr. Leoeh
Ebenezer james and Others prominent IN the cause No
business was transacted. The Convention ADJOURNED u-
Ill this evening at u o'clock.
THB PENNSYLVANIA BRANCH.
The Pennsylvania Branch Of tho Universal Peace 80.
cey rcassembd a. IL o'clock this morning IN the hall OF
tho Franklin Institute The Committee on Permanent
Organization reported that they had agreed upon the fol-
lowing officers: President, George W: Taylor
Secretary, Alfred Is. Justice; Treasurer, DR. Henry l.
Child The report was adopted. Addresses were made
by VIM. Mullen and others, after which the Convention
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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DRMOCRATIC NOMlNATIOYs FOR CC

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
XIIlth District Joseph n. Tahill OF Ulster ANllth
District Hon. Thomas A. Norton, formerly congress-
man, and til recently Republican
ERIE COUNTY.
BUFFALO, Oct 1.-THE Democrats yesterday hom-
mated for Assembly e. W. Henson OF the lst Ds'rc'
and the Hon. William Williams OF the lid District
The Republicans held large meeting here last evening
which addressed by Gems Van Wyck and Bruce and
Messrs. Clapp and Spaulding. nu,,;...
Guns were fired here to-day IN honor OF the kepuOhcah
victories.
CONVENTION AT WHITE PLAINS
The Westchester County Democratic Convention met al
LAFAYETTE Hall in the town of White Plains, on ednes
day afternoon md nominated the following candidates
For County Treasurer N. Holmes Odeu OF the town OF
Greenburgh; for Surrogate John W. Mills OF the town OF
White Plains; for Coroner Thomas Smith OF the town OF
Greepburgh; for Superintendent Of the Poor, George
Cooper of the village Weschester; and for Judge OF
the Court of Sessions Daniel n Conkhn OF forkoWh'
wBsTCHBsTER COUNTY.
A communication from gentleman residing IN Mount
KiscO Westchester County n. Y, contains the follow
ing: The first public meeting OF the Mount hlsco he
publican ssocation took place at this village on Wednes
day evening and proved gratifying success The
Hall was crowded Large numbers Of ladies were present
The greatest interest and enthusiasm was manifested
principal address delivered by the Hon VIM H.
Ruregh His address left us more determined than ever
TO do our best month Next week the townspeope
will have another treat-the Hon. Henry H. stanton being
engaged TO address the Association on the 18th inst To-
ward the last OF the month shall have grand open air
demonstration, IN which the people OF Bedford Chap-
pedua Mount Kisco Newcastle, Katonah and the sur
rounding districts will participate. We are promised
several prominent speakers.
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tons put by Andrew johnson to the Attorney General WIN an
promu for the purpose OF breaking pledges he had made
10 southern
Speeches were then made by Major T. K Pangborn and
Others and the meeting broke up with three cheers io
the Hon. George Hasoy three cheers for the recent We
tories three cheers for loyal Congress- three Tor Ihad
Stevens, and three for tho Radicals wherever found
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT NOMINATION
The Delegates TO the Hid Assembly District ConVen-
ton comprising the Fourth and Fifth Wards OF Jersey
CITY met last evening and unanimously rcnomnated the
Hon Obadiah d. Fslkenburg as a candidate for Assem-
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PERsosAL.-lmong the arrivals at the hotels are
MaorGcn Doubleday Z. S A., and the Hon o s. Ferry Of
Connecticut the Ftlave Hotel Gen. q. b Eoge, New
Orleans the st. Nicholas Capt Scyman Of the English
Army the New York Hotel the Hoa Geo. A. Fitch Mehi
gan AT the METROPOLITAN Hotel
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DERMONT
MEETING or TuB LEGISLATURE
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune

MONTPELIER, Thursday Oct II. 1900
The two houses Of tho Legislature assembled their
spectivc chanboTs at 10 o'clock this morning. and were
organized with unusual unanimy. The officers chosen
we're tho Hon. j. W Stewart, Speaker J. II. Flagg,
Clerk Of tho House. Henry Clark Secretary Of tho senate
and Jas H. Peck Assistant Secretary. The Row. X. III.
white chosen Chaplain Of the Senate, and the Rev.
n p Foster Chaplain OF the House. There was no OPP
position in either House TO tho persons elected. The
Weather is Emo and the town is well filed with people,
who make olection day o holiday
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MISSOURI
HAviGATIog-RgBEL TOURNAMENT.
Sproial Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

BY request Of the County Court of Galloway
County the State Government has removed large amount
Of from Fulton jefferson City for safe keeping is
reported that an armed organization forming to rcake them
into Galloway.
The navigation Of the upper rivers is difficult account Of
low aud dense fogs.
Sccessonists turned out en- nj &C. TO-DAY the Rebel
t0urnament for the benefit Of the southern Relief Fund which
enlisted The services OF thirty h. gh under nanes embcma
cal Of Rebel sympathIzers. !: s..
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poliiiral Notices.


Eighth Assembly Dis,rici Union an - sed On
tI; R 49, EVENISG Headuarters kunk. Hotel no
Ills lrfdsy N m Punctu prompt attendance
"a orandst al y JOHN w. FARMER President.
requested - -
JossPH BAGor, secretsrie.
JAxKs McCoRD. -; a. n -
-p,r,..,,h Assembly District-sEv ENTEENLh wAhp'
a;on Rsoabicsns oftns Seventeenth Ward VII no1 nre
70 49,. ofFRiDAY 18th ins Of ther ns 70 ~ as'
~ bs,weep Third and FOuhsys. me non ShAs
A. DANA sh' ''Ae' ''"'"' BENZ. MERRITT, President,
Republican Meeting 10 Twenty :, q :claes
h Han cor Of and on % ,os
Ia. are sspeosly Invited s public mssttps
-T.I.n RepubiIcan Rxscutiys Cemn,ittee.-A special
ms.tins Of the Committee VII Dc nsa "a ~
faD'ias attendance ''a''%s1a i.po HtTcatSs Chairman
Eighteenth Assembly District Inion hepseFesana as
asi.tIou No i East Fortieths few DOOR east OF Ih9 se
a meeting Of this AssosiatiSa W. 10 eep pIIuxn psddsa
ING at above place. " skASSsrNAfGhSs~'
J. LAKI aesreisy,
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Nat Valid I'm Our Experience.

tn. word. Of approval from the zen Oh me
Rsv ~ Campbell Of Westmin.ter Chnrea oca
IN. cndor Of h statements well the source from wn,eh
,h, give unusual weight his testimony He say
b.v, used the Wicor Gibbs Machine In our tsmy I soou
ercelsnt machine The oeeton s
TO-, ,ro,d aoain ths ono thread stitch sor VALID
~ oun gxprataxCn
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET
-, ,,s,ror-Hon REUBEN Z. IENT0N N vhaPn Kinvs
r. =, G,ssrn0r-Gen. STEWART h. WIZ W. S.hen
I c,.al Cor4y-Hon STEPHEN nAh ~ S Wsan
-, s,i,,p Ivspeetor-Gen. JOHN HAMMONO' I''eA'
q" Election Tuesday, NOV o.
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Union Republicans Ratification Meeting.

Union hepubucan 2attncuu0n ueetin6s
APubhe meeting of the UNION REPUBLICAN ELECTORS Of
the City and County of New will 10 held 8, h5
COOPER INSTITUTE
At "a O'Clock on the evening Of
MONDAY, OCT. IS.
To ratify the nominations Of
Hon REUBEN E. FEgTos
Brig Gen. STEWART L. WOODWORK
Hon. STEPHEN HAYr
Brig Gen JOHN ExMMosn
and to rejoice over dsoisiv. Union IN ves~s
Maine Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Iowa. ssy ss Bss
more
The following eminent speakers will address the meeting
REUBEN Z. FENTON y
HENRY WILSON.
LYMAN TREMAIN
HANNIBAL HAMLIN
JOHN C. FREMONT.
MARTIN J. TOWNSEND GEORGE r. sTEiNsRENNss.
FRANCIS c. BARLOW. FREDERIC scHUETz,
CHARLES A. DANA, RAPHAEL WE'LL.
p. J. FIrHAN. ALFRED ERBE.
WIN. A. DARLING. ADOLF DoUM.
THOs. B. VAN BUREN,. THEo. OLAUBENsKLEE.
CHAs. p Crosby sIGIshoSD KAUFMAN.
GEO. W. PAscHAL. HERMAN RASTER,
JAMES B. moKEAN
HIRAM wALBRIDGE.
JOHN cOCHRANE.
NM T. DOBOE,
ROSCOE CoNKLING.
CHAS s. SPENCER, Chairman Com. 81 Arssssnssss-
srrxcna Krasri Secretary.
Henry Ward Bescher
THE ISSUES OF THE CANVASS.
In Argument and Appeal
The Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER
will address the People
On f ScsDsS = s Hei's sss't Sse is
Radical Peoples Lsagas.
Meeting Joint Committees from all Districts OCTOBER o
10. CITIZEN Dr. MAX the sn..iabs Peops.
defender whose genius knowledge abilities sDd enos
Rights Of the People on both sides OF the Atlantic need No
Rs.os considering his eminent qualities and beside b,
that metropolis hcky crowded with different nation
need and that In certain oss- he would Do
Rvd powerful League alone viii guarantee 70 him At
least from 5000 90 vote.-e same decisive % De css
Trustworthy Radical nominees for any other pubic opee
the Joint Commit,ees g. A. Donsd'0p bernaIa1 s%s a.
b Thomas. ~ Osuhvsn U. II. Chsptal j. y comion u De-
gsner, h. MARI.
Union Republican Nomination.
FOR THIRTYNIsTH AND FORTIETH CONGRESS.
THIRD DISTRICT,
Comprisips l I'd 3D. 9Th ab It'll 9Th. h Hb. 18th, and sosh
SIMEON d. CHITTENDEN.
The Seventeenth Assembly District Union Repubii-
f.m a s sohY w EVsSSa o IS starting rom siosSy
an: and bal, s ] on ana s
fJl in Col JOEL w. MASON Nssh.l
special meeting Of this Asocston viii be n %
He.dqusrtr Dngaen between Fiy ninth and Biz
JAMES w. CULVER, Prssidsnt
ALx1 BArs. Secretary.
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KINGSTON Oct. 1.-The Democrats Of the Third Assem-
bly, District Ulster County have nominated John g. Bake
Of Hurley as a candidate for member Of Assembly
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snatch 60 The n, Y. Tribune.

Fdw I Patrick Genesee Oswoli Bond Eric Qvth District
Apheus Price (Yth District Robert {. Titus.
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Special Not,tes.
Gull Catching.
Quite lively business, sul caught with ono hum
bug; some with smother A, time PHALoNs NIGHT
BLOOMING cEREUs-Owins to the fme Of the Original article
proved pretty good bal. for guile Oths cotsess
have been so thoroughly ventilated though the that their game
q about played out
Published solely
INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE,
Sf$ s.s ssp 3. .. it,
q TS Ss7 q .s. "a ..:
peer. X..cei Pe viii Be .od n, he sss ss
SrS as I Ss S paper ss
w. }. r. Daley & Co.,
No. SOL BROADWAY.
oder choice assortment ofFRENcH CHINA
DINNER AND TEA SETS.
Rich-ca, and engraved
TABLE GLASS,
CUTLERY and other Furnishing Goods Thsy are TIE 49,
agents in Nsw.YOrt Tor the ..is Ofu N Hooper Co.
GAS FIXTURES.
John A. Reed,
Successor to L. W. Burrl
DIAMOND JEwELER'
No 79 Broadway
Opposite orscs Church.
The Agent. Of this searched the principal cities
of urop employed leading artisans abroad obtain the
RAREsr GEMS AND RICHEST JEWELS
Of the Old World.
A, result these endeavo collection has secured
mos. unique aud recherche articles exhibited the Americas
public.
Counoeurs precious and admirers Of artistic worfmss
ship in jewelry are Invited
Posi-Omee NotceThs Mails IA GREAT Britain ~, y. snS
Bremen ss r lELkSD va aa:sHe~H CRY Q.
SEW.YOKK on SATURDAY OCT - vii close q thu once
So. s;.',on and D. '' M S.;jlS sis k xs r
LILY sLooM sS the compsSoH Price cent. ..es sSdn
III. Drug Stores. post Tree No AZ Broadway ne.
= a Couyer,e.-If this should meet the eye OF Mr. n
ciSvfRsP soldier who night during The war bs III
ss'I 0 souRSE o Tie soldiers friend No "a csn
Hsw.York.
IS
y or THE LATEST srYpes CONSISTING OF $50.
PARLoR DINiNO.Ro0M and CHAMBER SUITES,
in Rosewood wan"' and Msyei ss9; at m'nui'''ne prices
Nos. and % EAs, lioasons'.
Between BOwey and seoond,Ts
Al Good,warlnel
X. r. T.
Mercantile Library,
Clinton Hal. As,or-pIacs
1900 VOLUMES.
go PERIODICALS,
READING ROOM
Any one car become mem5 5sst,,,S
To clerk.-s II irritation and 80 sanul due,
To all Ohers- t3a year
The premises Saturday evening ast will temporarily
check ouf Manufacturing ana me
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Union MEETINGS.

PvYusItcAN UNION STA q CcHnirI
1870. bfs-TRopOLrTAN HOTKL, NEW. oRK-
hD0hS' HAML HARRIS, Chairman.
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possibility OF is repetition terrible It's effects New
York is true and will speak OF thunder that shall 80
resound make him who sits in the White House quake with
fear
At conclusion Of Gen Fcrys remarks in compliment TO
him cheers given for the state OF Conneccu
The chairman announced the denomination OF VIM f.
Dodge for member OF Congress by the Republican Convention
Three cheers given for the candidate and band Of music
In the hall struck up patriotic air
Judge Tyler then introduced and spoke for three quar-
ter OF He said that the Constitution invests the tx
ecuive with the right pardon guilty persons but every man
presumed 30 b innocent until he is found guilty and since the
Rebels been neither indicted tried sentenced they can
not be legally pardoned Col T. b. Van Buren, introduced
and spoke for time the present condition of the country
politically The music played several national airs and the
meeting douned
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Card.
The FIRE on our premises Saturday evening as will temporarily
check Manufacturing Department and ordinary routine OF
Our damage IA most entire by We claim the indugenes
cu.ome having with and Of those having rs on
10y few days until has been adjusted by the various nsn
, addition insurance our storage
customers have personal guarantee. - -, a..
c. @. GUNrHER Il SONS, Nos Ss ana - bsoan"aJ'
YAH
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>Amu.emeu,s this Evening".

ACADEMY or MUslC-lrALiAS OrERA-MArisEE ut
ocl0ck-1HE SfAR or TIA NORTH
wALLACK's THEATRR-TnE UNEQUAL MATCH.
OLYMPIC TVFaTER - CIsDKRELLA X "a CosARs -
DoSo FOR THE BEsr.
NlBLO's GARDRN-MIss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN Tn
PEAsL 81 sAyoTi QI, Tns ggTHERs fR4Iga
WINTER GARDEE-EpwIS BoOTH Is RIcHELrru.
LUCY RUsHTON's NEw-YORk TlIEATER-foRTuSE'
FRoLic-TnE observation-disclosures IL saocR
fRoCK.
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHy T. OWENS N VICTIMS
EoRTY WISKs MATINEE at l! oclock-NicTlm
WOODS THEATEE-Miss LucILLE WESTERN IN East
LYME; Or. THE EL6PENEsr.
BAKSUMS MUsEUM-MosEs; Or. ISRAEL ~ EGYPr--
10000 CUKIosIrIEs-Aftopoon and Evening
FoX's OLD BOwERY THEATER-JAcK AND Gill
Wyyr Up THE ELL
EEW-YORK observation-disclosures AND Gym
yAsrIc PKRYoRMAsCEs-JAnBs ROBINSON IHE nAkE
BACK RIpEa-IHE NAGARIEs o. ST ckisPN-MAli
sEEa, q o'clock
BRYANTs NISSTRELS-LIrrLK MAC As JocKo The
MONKEY LEs observation-disclosures TO JOHNNY
POWER oY MrsIC-LADY OF LYONS
BRkDY's GALLERY, No 185 BRoADwAr-Free Exhibition
of War Views and Portraits Of Representative Men.
DERRY FINE ARTS GALLERY. No 6?5 BROADWAY
by Miner X. kellogg.
AyERY's GALLERIES, No. 694 BRoApwAr-kgNsETTi
fIcruREs HUpsos RIVER AND MAssAcHusErTs COAST.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSlC-lTALiAs OPERA
BENEFIT oY NINE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY - COMPLIMENTARY
CONCERT TO c. 5 GRAFFULA
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DIE ID.

BREED-At Washington Hishts, City Of New YORK; o
Thursday morning, March Is, Helen E. sahman, wife -
E.P. Breed 81,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on
Reformed Dutch Church. Oae-hundfed snd niy seconor
near Kingsb-idgs Road on Sondsy, o. , O'Clock p m
COGER-In BROOKLYN r. D. on Thursday, March u.s. Emily
r. Cocer youngest child Of Daniel and Mary L. Congsr'
aged II years, fmonhs and days. 49,.
Relatives and eLds repeatedly invised 20 .ne
neral on Sunday leth ns o'clock from No III souts
Ninth. ST., Brooklyn e. ID.
pILLEBER-On Thursday 18th iIst Edward Clifford, only
4monhs.
The relatives and ond, of family respectfully invited
to attend funeral the Church Of the incernnon COT
ner Thirty and Msdisonave, on Saturday, i1th
inst, at O'Clock p. ID, without further noi,e
NoLEAN--At Hudson City NJ j., Thursday. March Is.
ia her sixth year Of inflammation Of the brain, Mary
Eleanor eldest child Of Andrew and Virginia Mclean .
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this Saturday afternoon at O'clock
TOMPKINS-Iu Newark, N J.. on March IS jain Towniey
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral on
Sunday D. No. from his late residence, East Brosds
Interment at Rosedale Cemetery, Orange.
TIIOMPsCN-On Friday. March 49, Albert A., only son Of
the late A bert A. Thompson, aged 10 yesp
The relatives and friends VI the family ase OF his grandstns
Gen. II. Raymond, respectfully invited to attend hs
funeral from the residence his mother Mrs Almeda A.
Thompson No. Ito West Twentiehst Sunday the lSth
inst, at "a O'Clock p.
VAN sTNDEREN-At New Lofts IL. ~, on Thursdsy,
March u.s. Hotso Van SDderen, In the 18th CT his age
His relatives the friends of the family invited TO attend
his fnners on Saturday, the 18th inst 1T o'clock p
from his late residence, without further notice.
WEBB-At Easches.er N. y, on Friday March u.s. Esels,
youngest daughter Of Julia Webb in the TN OF her ago.
Relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend.
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Hlusicnl.
blusicnl.
ITALIAN oPERA-ACADRAY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADE11 Or nUSiC
The grand opera Of ''Un Ballo in Maschera +"
was given last night to large and fashionable but not
an OVERLOOKING audience. The state Of the weather
initiated agains. Che interests of every place OF amuse
ment and all felt the result The cast Of the opera was
as strong as could be made up from the company tho
principal characters being sustained by Carozz
Bosiso, De Rossi, Mozloleni. Belni and Baril. The
artists MI IN excellent voice and entered thoroughly
the spirit Of the situations. Zacchi and Rossi were
omphacaly and powerfully dramatic IL is rarely that
we see together two such thoroughly trained dramatic
yocalsts We have rarely seen these characters per-
sonated with much spirit and truthfn!ness to the
needs Of the SIT uatiol Dosso acted Oscar In aunty
and dashing manner, singing very pleasantly out by no
means effacing the pleasant memory ol poor Young
Hinekley. who made that character. Stiil enc won
unanimous encore in the song IN the ffst act anu sung
II much better the repitition.
Mazzolonl was ia full force last night, and In his
scenes with Zucch he reached his highest point OF
passionate expression. He is always in earnest and
throws into every r6e all the force Of his ability and
the fervor of his nature Belini sang finely, sustain.
ng the general excellence by his artistic rendering OF
his role.
the orchestra well up to It's reputation IN It's e1'
ecuton.
This day the matinee a, the Academy Of Music com.
mences at O'Clock p. III. The opera performed viii be
Toe Star of the Norih MayerbeeTs very fine work, IN
which Miss Louisa Kellogg las made so brilliant a
sensation. SIZE is indeed the present Star oil the North
and IN overwhelming audience may be expected this
morning.
This evening LAfrcaine viii be given at the
Academy Of Brooklyn. for the benefit oil Nine Lncchi
Tie original east viii appear. and We can say nothing
stronger TO urge the public rong the Academy and
do due honor 10 the high merits Of the admirable Zuc
Chi, Mazzolon and Beini
NR. GRAPULLA's CONCERT.
The benefit concert To Mr.. G. S. Grafulla oc-
ours to night at the seventh Regiment Armory Among
other choice pieces he performed hre the overture Il
" The Mariyrs' by DOnizeiti. and grand selection
from "LAfricaine by Meyeroeer. The hall should
be- and probably will be. crowded.
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may think advisable for lawful money Of the Unitet
States or for any Treasury notes. certificates OF indeot
rdness or certificates OF deposit other representa-
tives OF valne which have been which MAJ
be raised under act Of Congress, the proceed
| notes or other obligations issued under any
act Of Congress. But nothing herein contained slal
be construed to authorize any increase of the public
debts Provided that the act to which this is amend
Iaent shall continue in full force in all its provisions
&C pt as modified by this act.
The question was taken, and as the vote was very
Close there was great interest manifested by members
in the probable result. When the roll-call com.
pleted. il became known that there majority OF
two against the bill.
The leading friends Of the measure exeEed themselves
to prevail two OF three members TO change their
votes There was no change, however, except by Mr.
Garfield who changed to the negative in order to move
reconsideration. The vote was Go to g. So the bill
was rejected.
The following Is the vote In detail:
YKAs-Mrssrs Allison, Ancons, Baldwin, Banks, Baxter
Bidwen, Blsne. Boyer, BtandeSee, BROOKS, Chanler,
cOarotn, Daring, Davies, Dawson, DelanO, De9ning
Hubbard Conn, James Humphrey, James NJ. Eumphry,
Jones, k1:.ou ksTr Ketcha . L.Plin Ls,h Am
Rsrr Morrill, Nicholson Noel. PeThnu, Phep. Randall
Penn Randall ky RAYMOND Ritter Rogers Ross Law
M 9o a Sp1d i1Se ai T VIM I9SGn S1
Wentworth, Whaley, Winfield, Woodbridge
Kr,oMe'iB. Anderson Bake Barker Benm,n c Blss'
tOhio) Cobb Cook. Cullon, Dixon, Donnely Esgieston
Eliot fa:qahaI. Ferry GsraeId. Gi1nel, hardins
Hubben Johiol, Hulburd. lnger,ol. Julian, Kel.o,
GG. .rc14 Mel 8S Lon o ."as
Myers. ONein orh. Paine, Pike, Fiantz, Price, Rice
ssn Ersncis TIomas TrovsbriJee Upson Walker Wi.
iism.. Wilson "'t Iowa., Wilson tPenn, Window.
MIR. GARFIELD moved 10 reconsider the vote.
Pending that motion the House. at ii y. M, ad-
journed with the understanding that tomorrow the
session will be for debate only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
snecial Insurance Notice.

Messrs. TEMPLE HoADLEY, No. 50 wfi'st.' N. f's
attend to all kinds Of sire and Marine Insurance In as
citv or out of town companies Cotton Petroleum. Rehneess
Mills Manufactures and Specials of every description, In
cured at low rates. Also Rents Leases and Goodwill d
Leases.
References: David Hosaley, esq, Messrs Hennins
Pearce, Messrs Abernehy Co., Messrs Phelps Dodge
Co., and others.