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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
10oliiiral Notires.

Feutou and Woodfcrd.-Tbe Committee o. Arrangements
sppoi1-ed by Republican JnoE CenrTa Commute, iot
MASS MEETING ry Ec uo4i1aalns q re ION - 70
Convention held Syracuse will meet q the once 81 te 1uh
man. }62 Broldwav, NONDAf o. l. AZ ocl'eA p "a
CHARLES s. SPENCER. Chairman
sPRycER Krasr secretary
Ipion Republican Executive COmniitiee-Measefs ~
tire linton Republican EIeeutive Committee the Wy sne Nony
of Nav YORK are hereby reqnesedo No 2 Bto1fwag on
MONDAY AFTERNOON Oc,. J. 1907 .; O'Clock p n toi '
ro.e Of transaction Of ch other business
nav brought the committee Puncta attendance - TO
'''''' A J. WILLIAMSON Charnla Union Rep Gen. Com
GGHARts, sTaosS sege,iri,s
@iKta As,eInbIy Observation-Disclosures WARD tENlON
and WOQDFORD CAMPAIGN cLUElhe zens o. ns above
above Cub be ED in southeast e9Fnrr Of Grand ssi
Monday evening l. COCA
meeting wi BE- adesedby VIM Bltlegh eco oaef SPEAKERS
are r. T. caADrroK. SOC E. ELLIOTT, President
The Ninth Assembly Di.trict Union Republican AS
son SQUARE on TUESDAY EVENING Oc,ocer "a oeock
PlA'''' '''s-1'-' " chAs. WRiGHT KIRBY secretary.
seventeenth Assembly District, Twenty
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF the Unio kepuohcen Assosaiion
wi meet orrlnraton end FOR the tranlcon OF t1pofsn
business. THIS tionday EVENING At the bredwsy aud Forty
sevelthsi. Hall OEo. I DhADfOi-Df AASsee""
Tweuticih ITard.-GERMAN RADICAL FENrON AND
WODF0RD CAMPAGN CLUB viii hold It's hrst Mss. Meeting
MONDAY. Oct l. o. O'Clock az hsnkns Hotel TO W
Nntha ALFRED EkBE. esa spt Dr.
ADOLPH HOUAI will sddres the meengA Citizens OF oncf
Wards the Sixteath and Twentyecons are res
pecuy invited 20 attend DR.. FhEDENCh SDiiDElN rir'@
JULTUs KRAJswsKr, ls.cr,t,-ias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

THE CASE or FRANK FERRIS AGAIN BEFORE THE
Corn OF ApPrAsrhe case ofFrank Ferris came up again
before the Court OF Appeals rataera peculiar manner IL
aprears that william Knitting counsel for FefFls was sue
eefa In obtaining in Albany from the HonJ Ohm Porter
n the pde OF the Court OF Appeals order returnaoe on
the m inst before Court OF ADpeas TO snow cause WY
second writ OF error should not Issue IN beHai o. FRANK
Ferris COW of which order served npop inc DNte
Aftorner mon the 26h inst Upon te rctSfn Of the WIZ
nncO ttt a-tb inst William KNITTING lengthy argg
men coptended that as Frank Ferrs tired convicted
and enteDced 10 death ORIGINALLY IN the Court OF se
son that upon the airmanco Of the Judgment % me AZ
reate or that their duty 20 remit mo pfoeevuhS
10 HE ceurf that originally tried him. and that uhder to Jaw
Of the General Term Of the Supreme ColIt was
rbdden 10 do ANYTHING else than remit the record ana
,harefore mad no auhorty day for his execution
Cunning BEDFORD IT, Assistant District Attorney ap
peared on behalf Of the people and opposed the aprcAou
and the grounds taken by the learned c"nsc Sr e
He commended that the law Of 1889 not applicable ta he
case OF The People agt Willis directly IN point ah tha
the Revised statutes expressly gave The power 10 tne
Cont 10 proceed they dd-namey 10 hx DAY ior ne
execution and therefore asked the Coui TO sustain tho 81
preme Court. .,.,. -. ,i.r,-,t 49, ,,,.b -r;,,
the learned prosecuting officer and Tesrmed ms iormrr a.
oumeu as 10 tho egy OF the sentence passed by the tea
eral Term; after which - - 1870 -, l. a.,
ChiefTnee Davies said That the course taken ~ thH
r,orer eouuse Was very creditable and ycgy proper Il
an mnnrtant point OF law and ought 20 be passed upon by
,t Court after care nj consideration and EXAMINATION Of the
,tnte by the Couf but the Court bad come 20 tie coneu
to- mat the General Term Of tho Slpreme Court lad the
ouer 10 nterce death and therefore 40 error had
IN ans way been committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
DIED.

ALLRH-A r. Psu snn Saturday sept. y Joustbsn o.
only Of George ana fsbe Allen IN the l2d yea. Of his
t- he funers from the Of biz father no s second
ave- on Tursdsy afternoon Oct. q a. n O'Clock.
uOLGATE-ln Paris Frsa, saturday Sept Asry El1sbsh
Romuus RzE philadelphia N the Goth year Of her
yes friends OF the f1my respectfully iDyhei to
attend The une, the Hadsonay bspst Cnhren oofnef ~
rhhtyds a.. Tuesday morning the "a inst a. 10 oc4ocs
without further notice.
cowRN-on Sunday. Sept 2s At sandy Hill wissinrtoa Co.
Betsy. widow Hon Es-k COwea ate Juice OF the Susss
COun Of TIE state OF Eew-Fork
der romans taken Ssrstos Sprng' Tor aserment
DYKERs-on saturday Sept 6 OF disease Of the heart 'oes "
The md friends Of the family respectfully invited TO a.
tend ina ane on Tuesday aternooB Oct ss O'CLOCK hm n
NE5MTOu sturdy Sect a. george Washington infant -on
Henry e. and Sarah H. Nesnith aged months and IS dsy'
Tie resys. and lends Of the family respectfully invited 70 a.
tend anef the o. his uncle Gro W Bsrsf
Gao No. a. RsD.ols Bookyn, on Tuesday. a. a O'Clock m
PAkNEYAt DInbuy, CoaE saucsy sept ~ IN t5s 90
yer her Ehza Pnknsy, widow Of the late WLsn PINK
TIE ieves and friends he family invited attend her IA
neral TON resistance No. % West Thirty eighhs.
Wedgrsd1y Oc oco.k. without altaer loytttlga
PLATTOn Saturday, Sept residence Of her father Albert
eel Msy Caroline wife OF Geo w FIAT IT, aged years.
The rsses an fi.nd, Of a family are respectfully
O'Clock without further notice ths reuiains VIII
D. taken Greenwood FOR interment =.
RFfhOhD5A. Greenwich, C0an Saturdiy o'P -
Tse aIy aud friends Of the family respectfully Invited
COCK iron tue Presbyterian Cnsc a.
Greenwich Coma TUelsy. Co Relatives Will attend a. ms
late resdease Norh-st o'clock Trains iesve twenty
seventies Depot AZ 10 sni II - a. n CssaSes vi" Ds IN "ai'
ROSENPLAENrERAtE Fort Bill staten and on surdsy sep.
o. M;Ksve youngest child Of Leon Sad Carrie oo'
ho member, Of City LODGE, No +c5 and NJ arc hereby
sqnlnoned nee; al Corn'laS Rooms. ods srloSs ns or
t,,bss a. "a orr ls.e brother WV. C. McKEvER
Brethren Of sister lodges are re'p'ea ~ 2sds
H. IT, FINLEY secretary
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Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
u.ouf~rr,ss Ca,t


WASHINGTON, Sept 30 1866
Receipts for Customs from September Is 10 % at
New York s2s99395 l6 Boston s3l sOs 7l Baltimore.
sl8lss %. NeW.OIleans Sept to Is s77lsl o. total
S3OJ1474 81.
The Internal Revenue receipts Saturday e. 2l0
12s 30 for the week; from July to date, ss 57 l62 i5
The Government holds securities follows: Securities for
circulating e332 800 securities Or deposits OF pub
he moneys. e39,2ll. $50; total s37l.5Qs5O
National Bank the past week were Ssls 7s
date. s293O329O3
Fractional currency printed the ending week Sept q
ss3O0; Sept % $4,000, Sept 2 ZOO; Sept a. Ss OOO;
Sept q s9O5OO Sept. % $4,000; total s5O7, 800
Fractional currency shipped Assistant Treasurer at Pha.
depbs 10000; NewYork $4,000. Government Deposi-
tories sfcincnnat $40 600; Ptsburg $40 600; Louisville
e0OO; National Banks aud others $4,000; total s0O60
Fractional currency destroyed. s2O62OO.
Disbursements for the quarter account War De.
partueat s6526s n Navy Department, 81 e62 $50 TO-
Interior Department s347 1875 Sc; totsl s262h 49, For
ending week War Department s2s9l3ls: Navy Depart.
uent s9S345 Interior Department sl.265Oj total e..
ZIG ess
The Secretary Of the Treasury decided any
20 with coupons payable MAY and November
out hereafter Will m the exchange Of 1855 give s Wh IN
teIest osupons PAYABLE January and JAY
Of the Treasury Designated tic
Naonsl Bank OF Richmond H. G. Pant President special
depository r the safe keeping Of public mOneT nnder the Act
u Junel4 1866
The Treasury Department having reached the limit Of
kVO0OO Of nve twenty bonds exchanged for eyenthrty
coupons Of those to BE- hereafter sued under like
Hion vii be paid on the ist Of January 0nd Jnly
conscience letter dated Galveston 1866 has been
eeed b the Secretary with an Enclosure Of - No sigma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
HOMICIDE IN EAST ELEyEETHSr
MAN STRUCK UPON THR HEAD WITH STONE AND
FATALLY IMuRED-COE0YER's INQUEST.

A MAN STRUCK UPON THR HEAD WITH STONE AND
FATALLY IYJURBD-CoRoyER's Inquest.
Coroner Widey yesterday afternoon held al IN
quest the Seventeenth Precinct Station House o. the body
OF Pasfck McDoaougb late resident % No lij Eas Eo7
eal g. whose DEAN ~i' oalseG y i,|lrie' % ~ "a
Is he testimony Of the wnesses Of the afrayt
To' MeGowia 5rnsdey deposd reside at 70 i Ei',
tirvntn'ii wa llnn'sd I'm geie'el On el'.ay r,'
aoou three "e-' iso va ns Lo Of DIS house sooei N
ngti argsased cane up aud ae ne 90 90 70 49, Carey win
house md saw yla ,,sndn IN The fa with font
orer ynn'ld 70 me- ol acsg's me OF aavm ny lna 40 your
ha i- BE- eoad never elsg ana od Em 60 r,e az re- fyHn
while engaged beard some byc lynn lair show aud
deceased then stopped into tue street, 5000 lIe decesed sister
brother dead the street" jumped up and m
~, . 80 c56 p 80. r.iih A.. f,o. Win The .ite go,
ol @ 80 ii, w., en- o. =, him. ,.i- p,ls Chez
stopped both sud took The drug oe where drceasrd
col Ee char. ssain. any could NOT th- wish
white released do NOT know te wa' never NV him
pFrut knew Lynch and stood IA the street locking
STATEMENT or THOMAS LYNCH.
Tlomr Lynch btng 'won depo,et f,'.ds at No III Fast
AGO TO The hiiwiy Of No. "a, noticed deceased
oSey came cot and saw Flynn sn5 MeGowsn Seeding deceased
VS. tie ooP past toe three Of t9eu aad walked to
The middle OF street; ,lI Give jack Give Flynn
followed him 70 a,ts .Sop % ,- opposite ot6s way hsa
~, asos'rd M iH5 me nan ran Ss,a Ayrnsf a. ,~ lhg MAJ
Felian hat be about tel rlynu.
STATEMENT OF JOHN FLTNE.
John Flynn being depod reside No. ll5 East Flew
enh Monday night rfrred by previous
very much iHoItoaed al that
Policeman and tolk whfe FELL sseep aud
dubbed by the Police heard been
issued Tor arrest. 80 gave myself up.
Bifsi hoorin beng cePo.sd reside at No l' East
Eey euh. three four hard the
boxing or' saw Thomas Lynch the sidewalk In front Of DE-
below house three other stood aud
another scross tna street deceased ran out crying
know the fellow dd ~ aud the street, the
followed By deceased who gained him. when urnrd
aid Dou Pat MeDonough Of the with him
ssd be who had done t-tlat lived la he
had hsht bootl and deceutly dressed.
Sanue 4. Nndersnh D. being Ieposed reside az
Tsntb attended decsa.ed. cal~d the lt
found he hsd scalp wound tie side Of the head 10
gh; side OF tina, had been
before hmi ho rather posred first but gsdu
ally improved or nearly the end time he eIed
win which became and assisted Dr.
Beech examination and with him 20 the
Of deah-itactuie Of the skuh
Tue then given 10 the jury who rendered the FOL
loving verdict
That the said Patk Nc Donoug his death BY frac
tire Of the skull the hands OF person persons I'M
known
Decreased uative OF Ireland aged d years. Fynn
arrested after the discharged
there hsing evidence 10 upcae him ia the assault The
police no Seventeenth Precinct ara actively searching os
the asgiilant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
PRESIDENT JOHNsONs POLICY.

DO GRANT AND PARRAGUT SUPPORT 1T
In speech a. Anderson, Indiana lately, Gov Morton
said.
B thew Grant has been swinging around the circle
with the President They tried 90 make as believe that Geu
Grant wa. with President and ind0rsed his policy Ihey
tired to wiring OF Grant some expression oil hs views
but not single word could they eXtrac Iom him Inc peO
e would cheer and the President would come ou1 sn
bow When he Columbus Grant could sand
II no longer H. out and said to the reporters zen
temen have sympathzed with hmi have never p
proved his policy along with him because was
yitcd" lie invited by his commanding ocer ana ne
could not do otherwise accept And Their was that brave
old sea.dog Tarragu be along too Wti be TOOK oo
cason at The banquet New York az the earliest oppor
tanity 20 explain how he there. . W ~ SAID ne
have taught believe that the invitation OF ny com
handing officer was equivalent 70 an order. when far-
ragu got 20 Cleveland some mpu1eni Radical asked hlm
question sad he would ike 20 know whether yon ere
inhnson man" Why" said he. TO be sure am, lie Is
nv commanding officer You ask any subordinate officer
uHder Nheher he FhTragut nan or not Yet these
him 1hey were with him. but they We're
not OF him They will support his policy But II they do
If Grant with al his popularity snd Influence should come
out N behalf OF the Presidents policy be would be ground 10
powder The greater than any man. have great
confidence in the result dOnt despair of the BcplOc
believe great will yet triumph thHf the Unon wiz
fully with cgil rights win equal protection Tor
aud country val then start upon career oil pros
perty and power such a. ~ has never known before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
THE NEmYoRK ErENIyG HIGH SCHOOL
rHB PROPOSED PLAN oP opgRATI0Ns-OPEMSG RxER
ciS2s THIS gvBNIS5.

THE PROPOSED PLAN or oPERATIONs-OpESlSG RXER-
cis2s THIS gvENfSJ
Tonight witnesses TIE inauguration Of one OF the
worthless. educational Institutions Of which our city
can boast With a sCl!c.ous care for the welfare
of that numerous class Of Jol.h whose crcum'
require them to leave tho school for The store
or workshop at 100 cary age the Board Of Eduea'
ton has determined 70 establish an Evening High
SchOo IN Tie school building Ihrteenbst near olAtn
ave- 20 watch all such invited free Of charge and
where they viii be afforded fac for Obt2n1g o. edici
ton second only grade 20 .bat obail2be az re Zuar col
lege TIE needs Of young Whose j. limited and
who therefore possess Themselves Of the most
practical kinds Of learning Will be especially kept 10 view IN
arranging the OF study be Beside the or
nary English branches scnOO such 0. tue higher
mathematics applied to the useful arts 3uo survey
ing and gIOn, bookkeeping drafting anu drawing VIII
cultivated Tho unfsrn languages French German and
Spanish viii BE- introduced VIXEN tie school sn have become
sufficiently well organized and Promising q good results
Although the School vii be conducted 10 ber9 spirit and
will be FREE possible from al arbitrary RESTRICTIONS upon s
students yet Will be made condition Of tlr enjoyment Ot
privileges th,t they attend tie sessions Of the School
with regularity and purcuay The necessity Tor sucn
regulation Is evident at glance
We pleased 20 learn that particular attention VIII De
paid history especially the history o. own country and
The study O. the principles " government and Of political
economy in general
Master Hunter OF Grammar School No 81 viii have charge
Of the school and the Board taken to provide good
and faithful instructors ~ all tho various depa ncnts z
plra;us aud all the ether appliances o. the modern school
room 1 be literally supplied % the School Inc FORMAL
opening Of the School, takes pace tbs evening and tle uDc
ere invited 10 attold tire Of tie asior At the
conclusion exercises books viii be opened for the enroll
students Instruction will begin soon as tIe classes
cat be formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
FIRES.
IN GRgENW1cH-sr.

At o'clock a. N. on Saturday fire broke out in
the vault of the drug Of Mess Hall Apoke No. 2is
reenwch caused by clerk entering the apartment with
light He badly burned. The flames we're e1tin
gusbed after causing damage TO the Of SOD Fully
insured ie occurred there Tow mornings since caused
by explosion ether and II cOnlscured that
portion OF Yapor remained in the vault Gre and
coming IN contact VITA the light a. once exploded.
IN BaooMg-sT.
Soon after > O'Clock last evening. a fire wa dis
covered the basement Of No a. Broome S.. Broad
way occupied by A Lesser bairdressns SALON. The
sa OF fire was conveyed the Insurance Patro located
Elm BroOme st. and Capt LaoOm and his Tu0n takng
with them Jumper which several lengths Of hose
hurried the Of the fire. Attaching length o. hose to
neghbOrng hydran they coon had stream npon h names
which they succeeded conining 10 the basement ald
eventually guishugOeore the arrival OF the Fire Depart
ment Lines stretched the ator who were on hand
with their pTomptness but their services were not re-
quired Tie loss the stock aud hxures IN the Saloon Il
about 600 said be insured The first floor occupied By
willsm H. we.more as liquor store ,-.
His stock Of liquors Ia the back cslas was somewhat
damaged Insured for 81 100 IN the Metropolitan Company
The building damaged the amount Of $500 insured Ire
Insurance Patrol certainly deserving Of nch credit Tor
been most destructive The origin a The 20 u regarded
AZ rather suspicious aud Fire Marshal Baker aas the matter
under investigation
STATEN BLAND.
On Saturday afternoon about Is o'clock, fire
broke out N barn situated the Richmond road near
Wright St The flames spread to the adjoining dwelling
which together with barn totally consumed Ihe
and owned by DR. Burdst ana occupied Wy
Herman Schoreey Dr. BurJe,t loss u about SLOW insured
g. 500 Mr. Scboreey loss about s3VJ inSqredi IL tAe
Germania Company for % % lac mo was ctusFu ~ se
children playing with matches the ba Sergcants Gay
aud Dodge with Of the officers o. the fy-st Pre-
oinct were on hand. and rendered efficient aid.
QUEBEC.
QUEBEC Sept PA destructive fire occurred here
last night Glib Lanes bonded warehouse wl,h valoie
stock Of groceries and thee dwelling were destroyed
IOss S50OC0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
LOCAL POLITICS.
HEADsUARTRRs OF THB UNION REPUBLICANS GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

HEADQUARTERS OF TIKI UNION REPUBLICAN, GENERAL
COMMITTEE.
A. stated in the report Of the proceedings Of the
Union General Committee Friday eyenag OF the corner
Of Twenty third and Broadway, meeting Of the member
Of the Old 20 lave bees bold Sturdy night
for purpose o. arranging for transfer Of the lease o. me
premises. rom Nj j, Inylor, VIC o0taued II from MS
position Treasurer Of the old committee e. the treasurer
OF the committee IecentB oIsanSeu a ~, " ~ %
among ~. Chas Spencer. presented ihenselvea bot
were refused sdmiitaICe There was a; The bail lae ice
force and In ADDITION numrr'li Grove 81 Eitaln WIZ
roughs under the command Of Theodore Allen Tor he purpose
OF Keeping oct any the men beers of The Old committee WHO
hsd not gone over 10 TIE Drmocracl Tue sffnhEemels
were effective ard the menbrrs KEPT ont Allen was
attempt g. enter TIE li VT 'hns ouolF one OF We o
ties OF the Republican General Committee robbed ri
he wa,cb and chain by the protectors n tie Democcv IN
control 4 the Hal The most prominent persons rresenl
with permission 20 enter were senator MrTph!, no
ney M Van Wyck aud AdoDhus Worst Those members o.
the old cOmniee who could not obtain edmt Ince - tlel
roou,' fee1 arc, H'1s 49, ci,n IN ,be U zinc
ont All gave cheers for Hoffman RETURNING, the Democrats
possession Of The Hall with Senator Murphy IN the ona
MO, III mcHbr. me tieH G-r-ra Committee o. Kew
Yos the refod Of from January 49,
Hhs4 TIE s,sio Conver,or Dad authority, aul ,he
u,m5e thereof uot elected oy aait'ry aloha r Ja'a
Agei rt- s,il Union General C3ause has r'' by aly TO-
uis sv.n oP or sbnd,gra 90 offanfiou iLe',iofr
h0'ifA I4't ne ul .. @ ...f H. ~ r..-., 81
dia'r the ue'ien Of ,s a.,'- o1, i9n S''.'u- We III
IL . i 49, ,y ,, -,,r. -fa.rfss ~ il,-,
NO w,rr unable 10 control Zoe ot orslnfaiea.
N tr Gen COMMITTEE
lasr oed sn,lrouis aud hostile 1rngar0u have tetoJ
vsced tr- i Cuu',itc an- c selia Of secl n'r
arc hereby &c .nfed wasn't
SPEAKERS FOR THE CAMPAIGN
Under this head i was stated or Saturday tha' the
Hon. Lewis B'ker hal beer secured By the Central Com
mit.ee The should have been The Hon Lewis Barker
SIXTEENTH WARD GERMAN Cub.
The above Club which Lis is headquarters a No.
~ ghth.ave indorsed the rfsoluofs OF he Germun
Repubican Central COMMITTEE adopted upon thr 2s ut
with 40 amendment, expressing hostility o. the Excise law
and resolution nd0Tsing Gca WOodri a. the special can
dIate o. the German voters for Lieutenant Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

THs NEw-HAvBE STEAMBOAT COMPANY have
erected very eommodous nud elegant depot buildings Peck
slip East River since the re in July such few steamboat
lines ose The general offices OF tho company arr
admirably arranged The second oor sueh manner a
accommodate the pubo and actate the Transaction o.
business There valuable frontage II AO feet on FeeA
slip and 800 feet depth pier This Hue has two nrscas
boats day in each direction aud through It's olnt paeA
and freight connections with the railroads dyergnS IRON
New Haven Is doing through join business with the net
work u England railroads through 20 Canada the White
Mountains Lake Memphremagog &C.. aggregate distance
" OOI We believe the line well earned reputa
ior reliability and prompncss Boats leave Ne" York
daily at ,. II and II ?. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

REPUBLICAN
HD0Es aErRoroLIIAs Horn. NV YoaK
HAML. HARRIS, Chairmis
JAS. TusvLrionR sssr:.ng. 80,
(Jadss H. 5: LAsAk Of Missouri
i'''A''' w w j. ARMs fF9S esq sea
RocHE'LzR.-Gen; cHAs H. VAN WICK.
MDDLKrOwS This Hon. T.. d. CULVER. -
L.rrsua HALL BROOKLYN Gen r kAn MALs MooDFoR
BtssaArEoS-5PATGICk o2 OR 1T s,4 non1r
AusuaS.-Tns Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN
UrIcA--I5cu c. II. VAN WICK.
R,vxRHr,p- Gen STEWART SS1 L WooDFORD.
NEwBuEGs. The Hon. CUTLER Q. NOBLE.
SsS .Iospos-The Hon a l. BAILEY
DESElRK The Hon. JOHN O'DONNELL.
SAC nanpon Gen. sT ntSv1HS4EL W wSooDFoRp.
fT Tf cEsTsRT6S Hon. K ROSCOE $50 coNKLNG
MAR,rHox.-PATRlCK CORBETT. esq
ss i " f PAsdHAG l. Of sG TsI
CoRsEs l3Dsr Judge II 5 LASAR Of Missouri
mrDrss4 4T5sG Hor EyMAE TRE TAiNi& s''
ToMpxissviLLE-Dr X. o. SIDNEY
CoPENHAsES-Ihe. Hon. JOHN ODONNELL
err,spmr.-c,-n. srF E3wSy'RRa4g L. W WysoopFoRp.
TRoT Gen. c. u. VAN WICK.
1RESToN-The Hon. ROSCOE CoHKLING.
GosHzN.-'rhe Hon. r D CULVER
LL1laA-PATiIcR cOR6ETr, ESQ.
vrRyo,-Tb, Hon. ROSCOE coNKLINs.
T T.ET,xT.T g hfl { = 2 % SYtEtH
Al 49,. The Hor. BUTLER a. NOBLE
III 'HANoN'- Judge II. ;. LASAR.
Saturday. oct
IT,, (Cea. e "A VAN WICK
HUpsoS'- Ovn. STEWART l.. WODDFOhD
- ~. Judr, ~. S. LASAR.
Nh"'tALIA- DR.. r. q. SIDNEY.
DsLrA-The Hon A. h. BAILEY
Af0nd1y Ocf.
Tie Len R0IG0E c 966b5@6n
OwEGO.-Gel. G. A. VAN WICK.
GLKSs FALLA-Tne Hon. d. CULVER
Tuefidy OcL
CoRNiNG.--Cru c. Il. VAN WICK
WAugEN sBuEG -Tne Hon. r. 4. CULVER
r. Gen. SrNART l.. WOODFORD.
'Vi'DNA'- The Hon 8. y. PARKER
STR ,CUsE-rhe Hon ROSCOE CONkLlNO.
Ue}ucfat. oct 90.
,- The Hon. ROSCOE CONkLlNG.
"O'fNL'- Gen. {. h. Van WNCk.
,, Gen. STEWART T.. WOODFORD.
"ep'N'Hv'f' The Hon. a. y PARKER
WHIrEHALL-The Hon r. .. CULVER.
Thurs8gt, oct n.
BELMONT Gen &. u. Vas wNCk.
49, Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD.
''AL'NA- Tue Hon. A. \. PARKER
SARAroGA-.The hon K. d. CULVER.
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OREGON.


UNTTRD STATES SENATOR ELBJIED .
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. @.-A Portland, oregon, as
patch las night says H. W Corbctt Union candidate.
elected United States senator yesterday by strct
party vote of 50 to 81
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pRRsosAL-The Hon. I. g. AlVogd, Saliuai the
Hon Hiram sibley, Rochester the Hon. d. n. Burrows
Jackson Mos the Hon j. T. GoodselL Oneida and Gen
John A. Greene Syracuse the ST. N'holas Hotel Mr.
and Mrs Howard Paul London, al the Everett House
Cant p Kholoso Of the Russian Is at the Clarendon
Hotel GOV Benton aud Il 5 Hastings. Albany are at the
Fnh.aye. Hotel.
Gen Grant and staff len tie city Saturday evening for
W.ahingtop
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MARRIED.

WARNER BALDwIN-Ou Thursday, Sept 81 by the Rev Theo.
A. atom. Geo Warner 70 Ella B. yoOngss daughter Of T. o.
Baldwin. esq, ali Of this city. NocGds.
WARNERBALDwIE-onT hursdAy, Sept q BY the Rev 1neo
Eaton George Warner Ella daughter fEibndss o. Baldwin
No csfdA
Observation-Disclosures Pa.tusket r. J. on Tas.asy sec,
25 Joshus Wb0ur Providence LINDA o. eldest dsnSss
o. WIN II. HALFWAY e.i. Of Pawtna.e- no earis.
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ARIZONA
nae LEGIsLATURE TO 3

TUB LEGISLATURE To MEET on OCT. 3.
Governor Mccormick, Of Arizona, had issued procla
nation conyening the Territorial Legislature a. Prescott
on the third of October.