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New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

Mr.. Anthony A. Griffin, chief executive @ OF
the Fennn Brotherhood has summoned tho icIlal &
gress 20 assemble at Mozart Hail. IN this cy on uc ~.
Instant at 10 o'clock a. NJ, To elect new cNCcutt
listen Il detailed report OF every Official act ni 4c
rectOry and executive since their eectoh anu lo ue
crate upon some Of the ginyest Issues 'hat hNe '''
been presented 20 n Fenian asselnDla6c'
Thomas Lee, otherwise Tommy Stack,
noted thief who was on Tuesds discharged ny kccouer
Unclett was Yesterday taken before Justice Downing on
thc complaint Of Mr. Vim. j. Chamberln, VINO cnhikeS
that stack recently stole his watch while ne was ridhg
I'M Brc dway stage lie was sent home 10 us cen IN wy
iroinbs and the papers we've transmitted 10 tle %IHnu
Jury with view To getting him into state Fflso pcioro
the close OF the week.
The Metropolitan Board of Excise revoked
vcstcrday the licenses OF Patrick Dixon OF No 2 West
Sixtcrntist Frank j. Fisch OF NO. l1i CHRISTOPHER sl'
Carl soner Of No Gs Chrsle-'t; Ld%ig bosSh .. 40.
an East ousun-sl; Joseph laihn 0f No a2 tfstANe;
Henry Hohdy of No % LudlOwst; thhllcs nrls' M Ul
No 26i Eust IIoustOnst; Trrls A. Buchman m NO. 4o
Centre-si.; John o. Berk OF No. lib Atehe a. Nm ~ =
gins of No. 53i BIOOmc-o, corner OF SulNhnhi IMNp
Henry Of No 100 spLng st.; john Gcrldn OF No b N'N
Bowery; George ". sherman Of No. lsi Mooecfsti .f ID
LOWS Creumer of No. i9i PeaIlst Mr. Acton, io'h 49,
Committee on Applications reported iaNoiahy on 81
applications.
The coroncIs have been ordered 10 give the
Board Of Health nt least two hours notification ~ every
inquest which they may be- called upon 90 hold II Is IN
dcrsOod that this order viii afford the Board m hhptl
visors opportunity 10 appoint Two moSsohges ht t+Vo
each.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
wEEHAwKEN.-"Dan5 McGill Of New

Jersey and "Con" Bradley Of East Thirysxthst New.
ng and fought for purse Of slcO Three terrific rounds
were completed according to the rules OF the przerng
the rngropes rolled on the tart in deathcIanpie bt
each Others noses gouged each others eyes and
referee dsgusted quit the scene Then the Spectators
taxing p the quarrel seized the ringstaes and entered
upon general club fight, which lasted 20 minutes. At
length a cry Of Police" dispersed the gang ,
HUDSON CITY.-The Board of Chosen Free
holders yesterday morning received report showing
that Hudson County has 80 patients In the state Lunatc
pointed that Justices Of Peace pay over to ha
county such nemoDey a. they may receive Ihe Board
will visit Snake Hin on Thursday morning next in guess
of a site for the new jail
NEWARK.-A little son of Widow Elizabeth
Woodruff found drowned on wednesday night in the
PassaIc River, between the logs oi rait
State Controller Mcdonald, the Revenue
Coectar Ira n Harrison Secretary Of state H. n Cougar
and several prominent Newarkers and State officials,
have gone on an excursion Though the coal Ae!ds VI
Pennsylvania.
Three weeks ago the South Baptist Church
in Newark robbed OF its valuable carpet and when,
permit mans hand to enter and press back the catch
second burglariOus visit was suspected, aud two de-
ecye officers that night detailed by the Chief of
Police to watch in the church They left i at o'clock
on Wednesday morning. with everything all right about
the premises At 81 the sexton visited tie building
and found that fastening Of one OF the basement win
ows had been forced off, and about $40 belonging To tho
Sunday School fund stolen. The supposton IL that the
burglars did the work while the detectives asleep.
PATERSON.-The Rev. J. NJ. Butts was
ordained as pastor Of the Sixth Reformed Dutch Church
conducted by the Chassis OF Passaic with which tins new
organization OF Hollanders Is connected
BURLINGT0N.-A camp meeting is to ba
held about one mile from Pontyllc in Burlington Comfy
commencing August 26 and continuing until inc loilow-
ing Saturday.
MOUNT HOLLY.-A little son of Mr..
Charles Vanzant about nine years Of age was drowned
while playing near the Mount Holly Railroad Station
NEWTON, n. 1.-THE Farmers Club, and
Others went to Newton j., to visit the fields OF the
new Kittatinny Blackberry. An excellent dinner was
furnished there and fine display of fruit was made
Happy Ost-prandia speeches made by Gen. Hal
sed and Messrs Hays, Quinn Trmble. and several ot-
ers among WHOM j. j. Thomas editor OF The CoW-
tY Gentleman and Mr. Wells Of The PhrenOtogcot JohdL
FLEMINGTON.--Th Hunterdon County An
nual Fair is TO be held the 2Ih 2h and 10Th OF sep
tember.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE Ex-


The call advertised in the daily newspapers
for meeting OF the Union Conservative Republican Gen
eral Consnttee in which the members were notified that
Article 10 OF the Bylaws, providing at tne seaJ M VI
meeting shall bo declared vacant would positively be
enforced, brought together about nan 9l we
that Article 10 be carried into effect An amendment to
the previous motion that IL he lad on te Nape was s
Meas 29 Nays 3O After considerable debate, from winch
IL appeared that the delinguents were among
the most prominent Office-h0lders in the county,
the woudb6 reforers lost their and were again
compelled 60 suspend the slaughtcrng OF the lhno
cents" Should there be no further p0stpVnegal o enc to
question at tbc next meeting which will be held IN Sep
tember The followngnamed gentlemen may become ln
voluntary exes from this political o6aniIallOh Sona
Robert Murray T. & Marshal Judge Dittenhotter sam
uel l.. BlatchIord, Joshua +. Bailey tredeIck e. Wa9
Wilson Green Pierre g. Van Wyck Adolphus BoIs Col
VIM. j. Coles aud number Of the smaller y OF Poh'F
claus.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

Duke OF Orleans is n fresb horse on our eour hSh
his sta bic companion, Muegins, ne comes VIZ sn Won,
rpnufotior from the Southwest, where nc nae ~
On getting away Annie Workman sprhg ric 20 Inc acc
oJ V7rii cot second They went away a teiIlc Pat'
% @ roy,nod the others Off Annie, at q great nlSnI,
in the lead with Virgil close on her al me Way DG 40 oInn
fNU ords of the stand when he rushed Dy ier anu
home n handy winner by half q length. Inc race Whs
mn M tbe afe of l44 20 the mile and was very iast III
deed extraordinary.
Pprse 1900 quarters Of mile, for all ages -,
N Sandfors G. Virgil VAnda dam BY Yorkshire, yrs oo
Tribe.
Beyns b. Anne Workman, by Waran, dam Lady FralAhn
Imp JordaD-R. G. Smith.
Luther third Enchautress fourth Duke OF OTahs h anu aV
BYvaut sixth llGt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISE. The Legisla-
ture of NewJersey, at its last session. passed act
authorizing the construction OF railroad from Atson,
The Raran and Delaware Bay Railroad 20 the Delaware
hyer The road will pass through HammOnton, Wnslow,
ana Nlneand, and within few miles Of the cities OF
Mlilylle BIdgeon, aud salem There Is doubt that
tlo ROAD VIII do "A profitable business when completed
me freight and passenger business between South Jersey
ana New York viii be very large aud will constantly M
crease, from opening 10 New York market thousands
OF acres OF wild lands wc adaEed 10 the production OF
fruits ana yegotablesl, within few hours of Ncwlork
from the attention that has Ieccuty been turned 10 the
lands OF South and West Jersey$here is no douot that
The building Of the proposed road viii give impetus 70
lhe setement VI Tint pOTllon Of Now JeseY That VIII M
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

fey wears add 100000 TO the population OF the State
The road when completed, will form competitions that
will enable passengers from New York and New-EnSlana
TO reach Washington Norfolk, and all points South, much
sooner by any other route company TO prosecute
the work has been organized by the election OF board
OF directors OF which Chas X lands, esq OF Vlneand
is President We wish the company abundant success
for the reason by It the market gardens yeyares
orchards &C. of south and West Jersey VIII be brought
almost 10 the doors of the dwelers in our city.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
pASSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IOEDOS AND HAVRE. Aug e-In steamship celaJohu
~ and Mar jeremiah Mary Brown, Semgel and hSrd Arnsny
Rev raey Rmy r. Tracy Wm and Duf Elizabeth and saan
Dus MARY Maria Williams Gaen ~ Fisher Robert and
Caroline Bell 5. b SigsmoDd W Hoy and "a second eass
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
YACHTING.
YACHTING.
RACE BETWEEN THE COMET AND THE CAMP

KACE BLTWEFN TIE COMEI MD IITN O717"r
BELL.
A race for $50 took place ON "Wednesday
afternoon between the yachts Campbell ard Gomez Om
Harlem Bridge to Throggs Point eight miles ana IA 5aGn, en-
Tho Campbell was sailed by William Layton, ana the
Comet by John MunsOn. The yachts lett the BIidge AT
o'clock The Comet reached the Point % SECONDS Antu
and the Bridge 81 seconds ahead OF the CampDc nahS
the trip IN one hour and 40 minutes Many peope WIZ
messed the race and there was much betting.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
ROWING.

BROWN ACCEPTS HAMILL's CHALLENGE.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 8.-The Star says that
Walter Brown has finally consented TO accept HamiHs
challenge to pull on the Hudson for the Championship
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
lAnn onncemental

THE BEST STORY OF THE YEAR is Mrs.
CHLDs REPUBLc" few years ago Mr Child
published Looking Toward Sunset but Judging
exceedingly popular story she just in tie zenith
pows This book for er0bOdy to read admire and
feel grateful for
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

A new and perfect SYSTEM of VENTILATION.
By Second edition Of Pamphlet sent free Address
HENRY A. GOUGE No. 254 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Excellent ae-
NEW.YOkK.

specace 10 the lovers OF this fire sport. Excellent
commodations ladies are furnished, which large
appreciated yesterday, and larger will to-day
I.1nx fe tla 9Qorl
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

lst "a q 4th SD Oh 7ih 6tb Oh
Sfoofyn,..d iyn..o 3 S-4
Umpige-Alr. John A. Lowell Of the Lowell Club Boston
hcOTers-Messrs. Mcconnell and McDiannid.
Time Of Camel hour 30 minutes
fyCatches-Newio York Brooklyn IS iouls-NeY York
Brooklyn,6 Outs on bases-New-lOrkl 81 Brooklyn l3
ITEMS.
A match was played at Hunters Point on the
5h, between the Ashland and Pastime Clubs Tie ASH
land doing heavy batting, by the Of 5s TO l.
a game was played lately az Richmond, Va between
the Pastme Club of that city ard the Pastmes OF Ba
more, The MarylandeTs won by score Of 53tog.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
DISASTERS on SNIP GEN! MCCLELLAN

BOSTON, August o,-lH Hc DaIk Iva H. i'h'
which has arrived here reports that the Sd Of August
she spoke the ship Gen. Mcclellan from New-Nork FOR
San Francisco who reported having lost overheard TWO
scameu and that another hand had fallen from uloit
aud crippled during the gale Of the I'd nst The schooner
Bar and IA leaking badly. The crew had been rescued
The vessel will probably be total loss. The WIechtls
are dischargug tho cargo,
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~Pmeapples made from turnips in Paris
are said 20 be, delicious; the turnips are satu.
rated With an appropriate syrup, which con. !.
fectioners know very well how to manufac.
tpre; the pineapple sis destined to become a
success" .i4 ~
s]Formerly, when a man got drunk in
Jamestown, N. Y. he was compelled to dig
short time a beautiful common was made
0The Gosport (Val) Navy Yard II now In
q state of Almost complete Inactivity. The
work ,s confnsd principally to the machinists.
The frigats Lancaster IL being completely
overloaded. a.s.fq .ff't5 Z Z
D0A citizen of Petersburg, Va. 10 about 70
test the right Of that city 70 refuse to recefyo
its notes issled "a 1851, In payment OF taxes,
&c, due to the oity. - s'-.1 ~ ~
don BY borrowing fl6 from q woman whom
he was 70 marry, to buy clothes for his va.
ding day, and thsn failing . keep his sppoint-
~ Shaneers in New Orleans are IN a al.
lemmH- The yellow fever threatens them II
lhey stay in the city, and the Board Of Health
warn them that II they SEX the country they
VIII -Yery likely b sefsed with the disease
away ftUn- Inexperienced doctors ana nurses.
Of minstfsl troupes, IL in troubls. for smbss.
ling sa,0oO worth Of musical msrchandise in
~ Jacob woli and his wife, Magdalsna
Woll, committed suicide ON Thursday nt East
Liberty, dvs miles from Pittsbufg, by taking
~ Ohicial reports show tnat i,1aO,Ooo.
idrsn attend school n Russia-ou6 ana half
per cant. Of tho population. 81 5sE IA rs
- Halls Joarnal Of Health sanctions pork
eating. =. ssiss -
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Cameron, One Of Surratt,s Witnesses.

cameron, One OF SuFratt's Witnesses
All who have read the testimony on the Sur.
ratt case will remember the testimony of one
Stephen F. Cameron, formerly of Elkton,
service of the Rebel Government, and who en-.
deayoIed to impeach the testimony Of Dr. M
Mul1aD, and othar witnesses for tine Govern.
ment. The following advertisement from the
Cecil Wing, published At Elkton, Maryland,
gives some information as to what manner
OF man Cameron Is:
Mary A. Cameron We. Stephen F. Cameron
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In
chancery. ftt
The chief object Of this bill is to obtain
decree for dlvorce-d Utnculo mdtrinonit-of
the complainant from the defendant, and to
sole and exclusive management and control Of
heir three children hereinafter mentioned
The bill states that the said Mary A. Cana.
eron and stephen F. Cameron were lawfully
married on the Gath Of June, A. D. 1858, and
that they lived together as man and wife until
about the month of June, in the year 1861; that
the complainant, from the time Of her said
marriage with the defendant up to the monlh
OF june 1851, discharged all tho duties and
oblig atoms OF q dutiful, faithful, and loving
wife; that In the month Of June, 1861, the de-
1endant deserted the complainant and their
three children without just cause or provoca-
flon on the part OF the complainant and mas
continuously ever since that time lived sepa-
rate and apart from the complainant, and has
lived beyond the limits Of the State Of Mary.
land, refusing to live with the complainant or
to make any provision for her maintenance
and support or that OF her children; and that
the complainant believes and charges that the
has been for upwards Of three years, end is
deliberate and final, and that any reconcilia-
ton between the said complainant and de-
fendant Is beyond any reasonable expectation
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KNOW THy DEsTJNv

MADAME E.FTHORNTON, the great English
Astroogist, Clairyoy ant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
second sight as to enable her to fmpart knowledge
of the greatest importance to the single married
Of either sex. While in o state Of trance. she de-
hneates the very features of the person are to
marry, and by the aid of an Instrument Of intense
power. known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce life-lke picture Of the future husband or
wife of the applicant, together with date Of mar
riage position in life leading traits of character,
DC. This is no humbug, as thousands Of testimo-
malls can assert. She will send, when desired,
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing q
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired information
by return mail. All communications sacredly con
6dential Address, in confidence, MADAME 4. T..
THORNTON, p. o. Box 223, Hudson, n. 7.
S-DGWeolY
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TRAvELLEh,s GUIDE.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

oaItlmOI0 ana OR1o h8llfo0o,
For BALrIMoRE.-Trains leave daily, except
Sunday, at ZOO and 7:45 m, and l215, 200, 45O.
and s45 p. N. On Sunday, at 7:4S .. m, and 4:3o
and S:45 m.
For ALL WAY srAr1oNs.-Daily, except Sunday,
at 7a0 q. NJ, and 200 and s:45 p m. Sunday, atlas
.. N, and 430 and S:45 p m.
FoR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNO
T1oN.-6:l5 and zoo q. m, and 2:00 and 4:35 p m.
For ANNAPoLIs.-7:C0 q. m, and 4:3O p. m. No
train on Sunday. 4.
FoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEsr.-Leave daily, e1-
eept Sunday, at 7:45 m, and 4:3O and s:45 p.
On Sunday, at 40 and s45 p. m. only, connecting
at Relay House with Western trains.
Philadelphia and New York Through Line.
For NEW YORK, without change Of cars.-Leave
daily, except Sunday at 745 and 1918 and 90
p. m. On Sunday, at Too p. m. enly. Sleeping cars
on7p m. train. 10
For PHILADELpH1A.-Daily, except Sunday, at
745 m, and 1915, $50, and TOO p. On Sunday,
at7p. m. only. Fs
Great Pennsylvanla Rsute.
FoR THE NORTHWEST, South AND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at 7:3 g. m.
and 4:S0 and 8:45 p. m. .st.l "a -
Steamboat Travel.
For RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
The steamers of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
line leave Seventh street wharf daily, except Sun
days, at q. h. and 7 p. m. On Sundays at a. m.
only. -#
For ALExANpRIA.-Steamers leave Seventh h
street wharf every hour from g. m. until p. m.
daily.
( For MOUNT VERNoN.-The steamer Wawasset
leaves Seventh street wharf Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings of each week at 10 O'Clock
returning at ga p. m. #, f-r. -. ~
For BALTIMORE AND POToMAc RIVER LAND
1Nss.-The steamer Columbia leaves Riley's wharf,
foot ef Eleventh street, every Wednesday morning
at O'Clock.
PoroNAc TRANspoRrArroN LINE FOR BALrr-
prr
leave Sixth street wharf at q. m. on Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
For THE EASTERN SHORE.-The steamer Hi
Livingston, an elegant boat, leaves her pier oppo-
site No. ITO Light street wharf, Baltimore, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m, for
Easton Point Double Mills, Oxford, Clora's Point,
Wallach's Wharf, Cambridge, Hughlett's Wharf,
Cabin Greek, Medford's W Wharf, and Lloyds Land
in
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON Sept. I4.-A Bombay dispatch an
noupees that the first vessel OF the A byssiniap
expedition hsa saiied, to sxplors I'M csasf and
take soundings, and nnd suitable places for
Landing. Ten stelmers have bsen chartered
by, the Government, and have already sailed
from EnRland for India, where they viii be
used IN Transporting troops and manitions OF
war 20 Abyssinia.
BERLIN, Sept, As-The Emperor Of Prussia
has cent an autograph letter 20 the Emperor
and Empress of the French, inviting them 70
meet him, and the other sovereigns Of the
NORM German States, az some city in Ger
many. TO be hereafter dssigna,ed. r--
FLoRBNCH, Sept. 4.-Many arrests OF dam
gerons and suspected persons have been made
by the Papat authorities at Vitsrno. near the
frontier OF the Roman territory.
MARsB1LLKe, Sept. IA dispatch from
Alsxandria reports that Ismatl PacAa, Viceroy
OF Egypt has arrived at that city ON MS return
from his recent visit to Western Europe. He
was received with great rejoicing by his sub
iects
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Virginia News.

The trial of Mr. VIM. T. Walker, in Lynch
burg, charged with killing negro thief named
Charles Dixon. while on his premises, for the
purpose of robbery, was concluded on Weines-
day, the lury taking but ii We minutes, aftsr the
case was given them, for delioeTation, return
ing verdict Of acQuittal.
The Charlottesville Chronicle says: e E. &.
Randolph & Co, Of the Piedmont Land Agen.
cy, have sold the farms Of Geo. Dawson and
5. hartman, near Scottsville, to Mr.. Rnnkle,
Of Centre county, Pa; also the farm known as
Refuge" near ScottsvIlle to Major Geo. Pi-
fer, of Centre county, Pa.
A ratrlesnake. measuring three feet and one
inch, with six rattles and a button, was KILLED
at the residence OF Mr.. Robert Lewis, jr, near
Gotham depot In Albemarle county. few
days since. How 1t got there is a mystery, IS
within human memory. r.
Capt. Moore, engineer in charge of the con-
struction Of the extension OF the Orange rail-
road 70 the Virginia and Tennessee depot,
says that the work will be completed the
first week in October, so that trains can pass
over It.
A colored man at the Sweet Springs, on the
man, (both employed about the stable,) drew a
revolver, shot and killed his antagonist, and
then made his escape.
The revenue tax collected during the month
OF August on tobacco, in Richmond, is more
than S50o,00O. The amount OF tobacco was
l,250,s00 pounds.
The Charlottesville Chronicle says" We
hear OF a good many parties from the North ar
irving here every day looking for lands"
A number OF visitors, principally from the
South, have spent the summer this year at
Orange Court House.
There is a well OF excellent sulphur water
at Orange Court House.
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SPEECH OF HON. HENRY WILSON,
Before the Adjournment of the Massachu
setts Republican Convention, on the

Instant
Gentlemen Of the oeisveniion. 1 need not cay
TO yon that thank yea sincerely for the kind
vote OF thanks which yon have just passed. l
have simply endeavored to do the duties which
know each member OF this convention would
do IL placed here, acting with impartiality and
harness ! want to say few words, however,
before we part, II You will pardon me a mo-
ment. DR.. Loring, in his eloquent remarks TO.
day, referred to the test he would put 10 the
Southern States, and thatis education. Now
want TO say TO You, gentlemen, Just this: 1t
has been my good fortune TO know something
Of these Southern States, have devoted some
attention during the last few months to their
the Southern states are as earnest for educa-
ton as any man in this convention or among
the people of Massachusetts ever can be. Zap
piapse. J. Now / want to say another word,
and want you to carry IL home with you.
heard something said about our misfortune
in California. Why, we are so strong
tina, we can aford to have some places
not suffer rom il. We hear % good % deal, too, too,
about our losses IN Maine, and gloomy predic-
tions that the State will yet be lost TO us. You
might as we'll talk Of losing Vermont. We are
about twenty -fve thousand strong there, and
we need have no fear of the final result. We
have put the ballot into the hands Of six
hundred thousand black men, true to the
country in peace and in war, and look to-
day with as much confidence to those six
hundred thousand black men. enfran cnised by
the ballot, 70 carry these southern States for
loyalty, for justice, and humanity, as Napoleon
ever did to his Old Guard to carry the victory
on his battle field. And to those gentlemen
who are dancing over their little victory in
California; who are shouting over the small
things in Vermont and Maine, say TO them
here TO- day-and they can generally believe
what tell them, for am accustomed to tell
the truth-that the Republican party Of this
Union will carry this autumn seven or eight,
and possibly ten, but not less than seven, of
these rebel States for the Congressional plan,
and will s1ect Senators. Representatives, and
State Legislatures firmly Republican as
this convention. Loud applause.l
I want to put another thing on record.
Those OF this nation who have been against
their country; those men who have sympa.
thtZed with them; those men who have sneer-
ed at as and our principles, say to them here
o.day, and 1 want them to carry it home,
that we shall carry all the States OF the Union
next year for any m an we nominate for Presi.
dent Of United States. loud and prolonged
applauseJ
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THE GARDIHRR.TYLxR WILL CAsR.-The
celebrated Gardiner Tyler will case in which
a jury on Staten Island last April gave q yer.
dict adver-e to Mrs. Tyler's claims under her
general term Of the Supreme Court, at New
burg, N. Y, on Wednesday last. Judge Pierre
point and Mr.. Evarts, as coun Ell for Mrs. Ty-
Ter, moved TO set aside the verdict as contrary
to the law and evidence. In behalf of MI.
Gardner an effort was made TO put off the
case, on account Of quarrel between him and
MI. w atson, his counsel, who claimed $4,000
fees before he would transfer the litigation to
new counsel. The court refus to put Off the
argument, but allowed till October for Mr.
Gardiner to put In printed argument. ;-.s