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New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IosDoS Oct 4-NoOn-C Consols, "a SIS for money. No
commercial intelligence from New-York has been re-
seyed since the last report and the following prices oil
American securities therefore made without refer
enee 10 the condition Of tho home market Erie shares,
oil, Illinois Centra1s n; United $50 Bonds, 7li
Atlantic Western X. r. 25i The entire list OF
American securities opens better and hrer to-day, but
the absence of adyices from manfesty checks
speculation.
Afternoon -ConsoIs steady at o. Sls American se-
leurities are weaker. The following the current
quotations United states Fivetwenty bonds, 71s I-
sOis Central 76i Erie Railway 4O Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, 49,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-NoOn-The Brokers' Circular pub
ished this morning. has the following statistics and
marks on the Cotton markets The total sales Of the week.
ending last evening foot up 1000 bales, including 5000
for speculation and 1890 for expectation. Though the
market been generally toleraby active decline IN
prices of fully ID is noticeable on all descriptions.
The stock hand bs fallen of materially during the
week. particularly that OF American growth The best
estimates pat the stock in port and on shpboard at pres
ent at 5aSooO bales Of which 99iO imported from
fhe United states The following the authorized quo
tatons: Middllng UpaDds SD; Middling Orleans SD
The to-day opens quiet and steady with probable
days sale Of 10000 bales The quotations are unaitered
Corn, 42l6 y quarter for Mixed Western. Wheat, 146
GENITAL for White California, and 1919 for Hed Western
Beef 1916 p s0i n for Extra Prime Mess Pork III p
200 for Prime City Mess. Bacon. Ilis cwt for Mid
dies Lard 54l y cwt for American. Cheese 53i y cwt
for Middling American. ROsn. sie 4 cwt. for Com
mon American, and II for Medium. Tallow, A6 y cwt
for American. Spirits TurpeDtine, 276 cwt Petro-
Ieum-spirits n q gallon. and Standard White, 1i5s
AfternOonThe Cotton market is quiet, and prices
unchanged. The Breadstuns market Is buoyant, and
prices are advancing. Com-Now Mixed western has
advanced 10 1873 quarter; California Wheat to i9P
sental and oats 20 3i7 v busll Provisions irregular
Prime City Mess Beef has declined to 1876 y bb., and
BACON 10 81 y cwt for Cumberland Cut Middes. Aneri
Lard las od TO 81 4 CWt TullON UuOted
at 44j9 y cvt. for American.
LOSDoS, Oct. i-NOOD.-N0. ~ Dutch Standard sugar,
25J6 Calcutta Lnseed, GS Imperial quarter. Llnseed
Iakee slO 81 per tun for feeding. Whale on s3s ~
gallons. Iinseed OIL, R39 10l tun
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
VIRGINIA.

ARRANGEMENTS ,FoR THE ELEcrIoN-PRErARA-
TIoNs FOR THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 4.-Gen. Schofield has
issued order prescribing the mode OF election The
civil police are to keep order at the polls, and will be
held responsible for disorder The registering officers,
during the election, shall have the powers OF military
Commissioners. registered voter arrested for any OF
fense on election day, must be allowed !" vote Deote
taken 10 ia In dstrots Of 500 voters separate
places shall be provided for the whites and blacks to
vote No candidate for the Convention shall ohcate ss
officer In the election. All the liquor shops IN
the vicinity OF the polls are 10 be closed
The officers OF the United states Circnt Court are ar
ranging the preimnaros the trial Of Jefferson Davis
on the lst of November.
Judge Underwood to-day overrued the motion to qunSn
the Indictment In the Revenue fraud ease on the ground
of want OF Jurisdiction lie Oyorrled II on the ground
that the law OF gives the Court ursdetgn over al
eases whether named by Congress or not.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
MARYLAND.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. FOR MAYOR OF BAL
TIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4-The Republicans tonight
nominated Gen. Andrew W. Dennison for Mayor. The
General served under Grant, and lost his right arm at
spotsyivana. He is thorough Radical
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES. I.a
70 ae Editor Of TAx Triouns .
SIR: notice in your paper of the 18th adispatcb
from Baltimore concerning the nominees ior ihe Judge
ships selected by the late nominating convention Ju
ice demands few remarks upon the parties referred to
Judge Bartol arrested during the war and sent 10
Fort McHenry on information furnished by his sIsferln
law Mrs Cherbonnier an insane woman AS soon as IN.
learned the state OF the case he was
with ample apologies, and Immediately resumed his seai
upon the Appeal Bench where he continued by the
"Ioyal" Convention OF 1894, deserved compliment To-
Parker Scott at present Judge Of tie City Court Is
true committed the crime OF being member OF tne Legs
& whG h met h Ss war aIa he py e
tnued in Office. But George L. DoObinss ease is SUI
worse. He counsel for the Police Commissioner.
This charge almost rng TO be referred TO he ws
paid for doubt and any legal gentleman nave
acted in the manner for the same eoaS.dTdsoh
Henry f. Carey was member OF the ConsututionaiI
this gentleman has harmed no one, ana j.
likely 70 be dangerous foe to even ms otter.st enc
mics c. W. Pinckney iswell nobody knows what he y:
he was nominated by wretched influences, bough'
Ward rowes, who did not know other canfates i0r e
thing" In the south no was harmless did not XIII
has never tried that any one In Baltimore sawaIr
Of ana would obse the people OF Ea0aole ~
Radical friends VIII nominate Judge Martin or other
frst-rate men, they win stand chance for Mr. Pnkneys
named Harry who Is very well known rs Rebel but
Robert couldn help that you know. Perhaps nc inynl
have attempted get him 10 change the error of hs
ways II ne too had been South but, unfortunately he
is cripple. lie Is not dangerous to Congress IN spite o.
his but Is by y no means % saooa snsn aa rsat t.
expect Hoping you VIII be fair enough TO publish ,h
letter true answer TO Ihe AneIeaas snarSes sss'
W no}f;a,o,c SEPT ~. 1901 JUSTICE.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE SUCCESSOR OF SIR FREDERICK BRUCE-THE
r ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
LONDON. Oct At is said that Sir Augustus b.
Paget the present British Minister at Florence, VIII
bo appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentary to the United States, TO fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Sir Frederick Bruce
The Committee, consisting of James McHenry, esq.,
and Others, appointed to proceed TO America and IN
vestgate the affairs of the Atlantic and Great west
ern Railroad, have returned to this country At
meeting of the Company they made their report
which was favorTlbly received, and IS regarded as
highly satisfactory by the stockholders of the road
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
CUBA.
CELEBRATION OF THE BIRTHDAY OF THE KING


CELEBRATION OF THE BIRTn-DAY OF THE KING
CONsORT OF SPAIN.
HAVANA, Oct. 4.-The birthday of the King
Consort OF Spain celebrated toay~ Count Valme-
sada the Acting Captain nGenera held grand court re-
cepton at the palace salutes fired at SUNRISE
and sunset. At night the whole city illuminated.
and double band gave music in the Plaza which was
thrOnged with people.
The body Of the late CaptainGenernl Manzano, which
had been temporarily Inferred cXhumed today aud
found 10 be in good state Of preservation The remains
placed in metal case which was incloscd In %
wooden coffin, and were then rcinterred
Advices received from Thomas 20 the fst
inst, also from Martinique, but contain 10 news Of
Interest.
The French steamer Guyenne has arrived here from
Martinique 10 take the place OF the steamer barren on
the line 10 NcwOreans. The Spanish mail steamer from
Cadz has also arrived
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
VOL. XXVH.....No $3.50.
EUROPE.
ITALY.

.,p,,.,D, IN CAPRERA-HE ESCAPES TO 1hb
MAINLAND, BUT is REARREsfED'
n, ATLANTIC TIT EeRAPH yRE TRIBUNE
Iosno,, Oct. 4-The following particulars OF the
,.o,ut ,uovements of Gen. Garibaldi have been re-
,.ived from Italy: While in prison at Alexandra
ra,bald persstently refused TO give his parole not
=, engage in anv hostile enterprise against the fap
states Meanwhile. the Italian Government hOpmg
t allav the popular excitement caused by his arrest
gave orders for the transfer of the prisoner 10 MS
home at Caprena, without insisting upon parole
The General was accordingly taken to the lsland
where he was apparently set at liberty Soon ai'er
hs arrival, he suddenly disappeared from the Islanu
and succeeded in reaching the mainland. But MS
movements had been carefully watched; ne was
a,ain arrested and sent back to Caprera, where ne
now remains under guard, prisoner IN MS own
home"
APPEAL. FROM VICTOR EMANUEL TO THE GREAT
POWERS OF EUROPE.
Afternoon.-A report has reached here to-day, the
,otheptciy of which is not fully established that
King Victor Emanuel has made an appeal 10 tue
Great Powers of Europe against the provisions Vi 'e
September treaty, which bind the Italian Govern
ment to prevent any infraction OF the teihpor'n
dominion of the Pope
THE POPEDOM.
RrprIs. Oct 4.-Zeidler's Correspondence, semi
scia journal published in this capital, in its issue
of today makes the assertion that at the recent
Meeting of the EmperOrs Napoleon and Francis
yoseph at Salzburg an understanding was come TO
"a to the person whom they viii support for the sue
session to Plus lX.
ALL QUIET IN ROME
PARIS. Oct. 4-AdviceS received from Rome, OF To-
DAYS date, represent the clty as quiet
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE WHISKY RIOTS IN PHILADELPHIA THE
STILLS CAPTUHED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4.-This afternoon United
states Marshal r. C. Ellmaker accompanied by I2 OF his
officers and a company Of United states Marines under
the command OF Capt Fagin proceeded to the locality
where the mnrderOus attack made upon the Deputy
terday The marines divided into squads, and
were murched tO the neghborhood OF number OF dis
teries which were full blast The appearance OF the
marines had the effect OF drawing large crowd Of ex
cited people together. hut there DO attempt made az
riot The succeeded In breaking up aud securing
nearly 20 stills the most of which, az the time OF the
seizure were In operation Al least dozen places were
visited where Illegal disatiOn had been carried OH but
the owners OF the stills and machinery had received in
formation OF the officers coming, and removed their
effects IL believed that there are az least 100 illegal
distilCrc4 yet in operation within tho bounds OF the
Twenty fifth Ward The officers will continue their opef
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
ALABAMA.
THE VOTE

THE VOTE ON THE CONVENTION.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 4.-The total of the
Aabama registration is 10000 voters. Returns from
counties the aggregate of whose registration Is 10000
votes show 5000 votes have been poled two per
cent against the Convention five per cent for the Rebel
candidates, and the balance for the Republicans The
returns from the entire will show at least oooo
more than the Onehaf required by the law The election
is entirely quiet but great exerons are being made To
nrnYenf voting.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE REMAINS or THE CONSPIRATORS.
IL. A.llnIrin u

The Washington Star contains the following
statements upon this subject: "The body OF j. wilkes
Booth the principal of the conspiratos. who was keu
In the attempt 10 capture him at Garrets Farm, near
Port ROYAL on the Rappahannook River on tho 26th OF
Apr 1865 was buried in what was known as the ware
room of the Pentenary Buildingthat portion between
the part dwoing by the warden and the prison
properand in this connection, II seems TO be the proper
lime now give the following particulars, hereoioIe i
pubshcd concerning the secret ntermont oi the re-
mans The body of Booth with HarOln ana inc
captors Lieut. Col COngcr Lieut. H. H. Baker Lieut. E'
and detachment Of the l6th New lofh Cav
airy arrived M the Navy Yard at "a o'clock on the morn
ing OF the 2Iih OF April when the body OF D. "es iootn
was plsood the monitor Montauk, on whlch otheis
charged with being concerned In the conspiracy were
No yisitors were allowed board the monitor but dur
ing tho day large numbers OF pcrsOns yhiteu the iu
and sw the body from the wharf IL being laid on car
peners bench near the tnrret o the vessel d
one or two army surgeons made post notem thainia
lion OF the body and removed two OF the verieDre DC
tween which the ball which caused the drath u Passeu
We can posyey assert that this was the only portion OF
the body removed and that the various reports put
clrcuisfIon nj the time that his head WAS taken on
his heart taken out, &c.. were entirely uniouhaeu
The remains; but this was not used, ana ABOUT :
oclock on the day OF its arrival mp river ho oody Wa
wranped IN gray army blanket aud placed IN boat ia
which was an officer of the monitor WIN iour ualers
Co. raker and two detectives The boat proceeded
down stream. and finally stopped NJ t ioheI 10,
wharf on which the body was placed, h'sr With ,nc
boat returned 10 the mort0r leaving 6e iahor au W
nsnas Sss a. u aha ,se saw s body ns %
the evening" hut report having Dee m uu, ' . ..1
The 6ody OF soldier who had been drowned Dut ltte
attention was paid To H. Two mem I M a % ,Soir hamds
came near spre idng the report that u WAS BOOT. pony
bnt being a,luonIshsd quietly wnsb the Doou ON hu
Keep their months sbut they did co. ana p"' ""
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEFSsrowS, Oct. 4-NOon.-The Royal mail steam
ship China Capt Hacky, from Boston Sept 2S arrived
here today ON her way TO Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Oct. 4-Noon-The National Lines steamer
Helyetia Capt. Thompson, from New-York Sept a. ar
rived at this port to-day.
GLASGOW Oct I-The Anchor Lane steamship Gale
.ionia Capt Mcdonald from NewYOrk Sept n, arrived
N the Clyde to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
EGYPT.
THE QUAKER CITY.

LONDON, Oct A dispatch from Alexandria,
Egypt. announces the arrival there of the steamer
Quaker City with the American excursion party on
board all well. Capt. Duncan telegraphs that the
Quaker City will leave Alexandria on the 9Th inst'
and after touching at or two points in the Med-
terranean, will reach Gibraltar before the 9th OF
October, when she will sail direct for home.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
TIE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4.--The United States
,e,mcr Os-pee nut into Victoria yesterday for the
h.r,ut NJ GEN Rousseau who was debitated from SEE
sickness The Ossipee encountered head winds ANA
heavy soas on the passage. 80 .oo. -, n.
Je ships Iookout for Now-York, with ia00o SACKS Or
wheat and the Yanguard for Liverpool, with 1900"
Four active. at - S0Ss'. Wheat firm, at q Is.
Legal Tenders, 7Ot.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
NEW-.LERSEY.

A'large Republican mass meeting was heid
in Newark last night. Addresses were delivered by Jon
Davidson esq., Cornelius Walsh, and others The charter
election occurs Tuesday On Monday evening the ne
PROCESSION will be- formed. In the st District OF the MINI
Ward on Thursday Thomas spcer coorta msn' sn ~
Democratic member OF the Board consenting MS lame
wns placed mon fhe hooks Whether ne WIZ ne pefpt""
10 vol, ON Tuesday next remains 10 be seeh.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE STATE FAIR AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Oct 4.-The State Fair closed at 4
O'Clock this afternoon The stock implements, aud other
articles OF exhibition being rapidly removed. The
receipts 81 JOO being larger than at any previous
fair The attendance about Is 900 persons and greater
than at any fair since the In 1859 at Albany The o
ecTs are engaged tonight IN paying the premiums.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
NEW.YORK.

The Union Republican General COMMITTEES
has ratified the Ticket PLATFORM and resolutions. and
pointed Committee, consisting OF member from each
Assembly District make arrangements for the holding
of ratification meeting at Cooper institute at an earl,
day The primary elections for the nomination OF County
Judiciary Senatorial and Assembly officers viii be held
ON the 9th inst The Committee has adopted resolution
that no man be supported nominee for ofee Dy IN.
Committee unless he be in favor OF the aets OF the XIII
Congress- and of the Syracuse Convention held !ssa
September,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
FfRES.
N sT. JOHNS, CANADA.

MONTREAL, Oct. "A great fire is raging in
the town Of ST. Johns Rouses Point 1t reported
that half Of tue town destroyed The authorities at st
Johns have telegraphed here for engines and remen,
which have boon promptly sent by special train
IS KINGFIfLp, ME-.
poerIASn Me- Oct. A gTist-snill, saw-mill,
bnale espbs.r 1b hashs nil bsetsn,h shop srd two
bnn.es Kinghsh fTRnkn Ceuuis
dss,yosd by Saturday The loss is $1,000 Vae ss was
iBsarei iof : 800
woOIFS FACTORY IN MICHIGAN.
VIM Gacry's wooden factory, at Eaton Rapids.
MIDI burned sunday morning Loss so"" DO insurance
neu rorg upoR site o hs destroyed cost
of S;ysDo
IEATHEU-STORY IN TEIisY-Sr
Between i2 and o'clock this morning u fire was
disco, No 81 Peryst The roors
spsd ont sd second hoorr occupied Mr William
oge aud water, $3.50; In
sufd The upper floors oeesped by NJ nty Alden dealer
IN Gns Lo~ about p20 insnred The building dan.
aee ts eYot JO Insured The stock Of cskns osBed By
Iss Ed W. Wbsms No @ vss dabsged b. water 10 The
o. Rkgd
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
ARREST or THE ROBBERS OF THE ADAMS Ex-


CINCINNATI. Oct 4--The two thieves who
entered tho car OF the Adams Express Company on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad on saturday night gar
roted the messenger and s'e the oontens OF the SAFE
have been detected and arreted ny Aen Pnkerton OF
the North Western Police Agency. aud all tho money
recovered except about 500.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
FRANCE.

SPECIE BALANCE IN THE BANK og FRANCE.
LONDON, Oct. 4-Afternoon. n.-Extensive operations
in grain recently made by the French Government
aud mercantile houses have reduced the specie bal
ance in the Bank Of France TO the amount Of ElOOo
900 sterling
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
SUPPOSED SUICIDE AT ERIE. PENN.

ERIE, Penn, Oct. 4.-A man named Geo.
Gunther from springfield IT, came 10 the Petroleum
lI,,s, hsre Yesterday aud found dead bed. with
h,s throat cut this morning. 10 IA supposed that he con-
,mtfed eui.lds His family reedo ut 1endham. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
.kl.aib.ana u
Total


The proceedings of oourt-martial that has just
finished trying Breyet Col. Thomas w. Sweeney of
Fcninn fame, have been published officially. Col
Sweeney has been in command of the post Of Au-
g,lsa Ga and was tried on three charges. The first
was for having cypran in his barracks all night on
two occasions The second was for an indecent ex
posure of his person in the streets Of Augusta. and
the third was for sending troops outside OF his
mand 70 interfere with the civil authorities. The
Court found Sweeney not guilty of the two first
charges on some technical points, but on the third
charge he was found guilty and was sentenced to be
suspended from rank and pay for period Of six
months. to be confined within the limits of his COM
mapd during the same period and be reprimanded In
a general order Gen. Pope in approving the sen
tence and reviewing the proceedings, says:
sendng soldiers beyond his military jurisdiction o
cute bi- orders which offonse In this aggra
waited by the fact that the accused inferno sdlDg
oi .Iyl anuirs with which he properly had nothing To
do THE Court also lind the accused guilty OF wrongfuy
approiatng the money and property OF citizen 70 his
ns, I,se An officer has right TO the military
uower 10 assert or maintain his rights 10 property.
own use that which does not belong 20 him. he should
Justly fear heavier punishment than has been Inflicted
I'm ths case The Court improperly rejected the frst
second and fourth specifications 10 the hrst
charge 'rhis action indicates indsposi-
tion on the part OF the Court 10 hold the
nrcnscd for violation of the rules Of common
iac.ncy ,fne chararfss ~ --''ss' 80 -eDlsiD
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
ADsatao gfeag
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
POLITICAL.
NEw-YoRK STATE NOMINATIONS.

NEW-YORK STATE NOMINATIONS.
Secretary Of STATE. JAMES II. McKEAN Of sarstogs Il,
conroir. r..........CALvIN IT. HULBURD ofS, Iawref,s
Treasurer. THEODORE II. GATES Of Ulster
Attorney. General. JOSHUA W. VAN COTT Of Kings
81 BAG AID CHIB q. POWELL Of oroDests
y,fge Of spp<als CHARLES MASON Of Madison
commisssoner JOHN M. HAMMOND of Alcgss.
Lsr'bor Prisoas s(;ILBBRT DE LA MATYR Of Wyos.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

At meeting OF army officers IN Wasninglon
last winter GEN sheridan was rallied concerning the
rnorc of his speedy marriage TO wellkDown southern
lady Sheridan received the badnage xoodnaturcdp
enougb but finally said: "Geniemen, no woman can De
my wife who didn't ayInpathize with me when vac
tlbIpg."
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
SPAIN.
THE MINNESOTA AT c

THE MINNESOTA AT CADIZ.
CApz Oct. 4.-The United States steam frigate
Minnesota, Commodore James Alden commanding,
has arrived here.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
wEsrCnrsrER COUNTY.

| The Republican Convention of Westcbester
County viii be held at White Plains on October The
delegates which the several towns are en-
titled, based for Governor for each
town. for 200 votes and for every fraction
| nVer lOo as foil
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
JAPAS

MURDER or TWO ENGLISH SAILORS ~ MANGA
sAKI BY EATIyEs-ANoTHER ArIEMPr AT
MURDER IN YED0-TIy JAPANESE GOVERN
MEST FRIENDLY TO FOREIGSERS-EETLRN
OF TIKI AMERICAN CONSUL FROM AN INSPEC-
TION TRIP FOR PORT FOK FOREIGN COM
MERcEr-sAIE or BLUFF FFLOTs--INJEODUCTIoN
OF FOREIGN RUT-HOETICULTUEE.
from Our Special Correspondent
YoKOHAsA, Aug. s2. ls57.
The prompt arrival this morning of the
Colorado from Hong Kong, and the Costa Rca from
shanghai via Hagasah and the Inland Sta, brings
nsws special interest from China The murder Of two
English sailors at Eagasah by twosworded retsners
lnimcs 10 foreigners has created much excitement at
that place The men were undoubtedly murdered in
cold blood probably while asleep at tea house, "a no
charge Of riot or disUrdery conduct had been made
against them yarous exaggerated reports we're aboat
a. to what would be demanded and the incton
Of summary punishment Energetic measures are no
ksubt being taken 10 have the nxrderers arrested.
An attempt 81 sHnilar ehaysefs "'e'rr~d "" o"yS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE CAMPAIGN IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Last evening four
large and enthusiastic Republican mass meetings were
held In different parts Of city One at Frankfcrd was
composed Of returned veterans and was addressed by
prominent military The German Republicans held
immense meeting In the Eleventh Ward Addresses
were delivered by Messrs Glaublensklee and Wyle OF
New York IL reported that there will be much larger
German Republican vote poled Tuesday next IN this
city than before The prospects OF the Republicans
they will carry the city by majority of not less than 100"
or
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

A recent decision in Lancaster County, Pa,
calls public attention 10 the law OF that State agans.
betting elections. Hprovides that all money pes upon
ors of the poor IN the County where the bet is made.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

the poor the County wncfe the pet Is maue.
GREAT UNION MEETING IN LANCASTER.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. Am immense Union
meeting was held in the Court House here this evening
Judge Hays presiding. Gov. Geary made long and eio
speech and frequently interrupted by applause
In the course Of his remarks he showed the importance "
voters forgetting all sdeissues, and voting the Union
L.Ln
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

THE EFFECT OF GEN. BUTLER's FINANCIAL
PROPOsITIoYs-TBE MEssMoRE REMOVAL
INTERESTING EXHIBIT OF THE MARYLAND
puIJTIA-TuE CoURr-MARTIAL OF COL.
SWEENY.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
ALL QUIET IN ROME

PARIS, Oct. 4-Advces received from Rome, OF TO
davis date, represent the cIty as quiet.