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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

monument to the memory of fallen heroes,
was dedicated at Lockport, Niagara County, ON Thurs
day. ....I N.
The Rev. ID. X. Frazier, formerly OF Clifton.
staten Island entered upon his pastorate OF the reSps
terrain Church at Hudson, n. Y. yesterday
Mrs. Nancy Roach of Williamsport. Pa, died
at the residence OF her Mr. George Roach On Tues
day the 2qth ult. Mrs Roach born in Cumberland
aointy Penn in june l5s being consequently In her
10th year at the time OF her death ..f
George l.. Van Solen has been held for trial by
Jndge Lambert of St Paul. Mimi, ON charge Vt murder.
"onPmtted two wears ago The victim was DR.. Henry
Harcourt an Engshman, who disappeared mysterously
from ST. Paul August u.s. 1863 Among the strongest test
monv pointing 10 the accused the murderer
Letters IN the handwriting of the prisoner. nle. I'm t.
woods purporting To be the letters OF the deceased
winch were written evade and conceal the scTious
disappearance OF Dr.. Harc0ur.
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r.r,1. RAILRoAD AccIpENTs.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 4.-Dr. John MeGresor,
on.n,Iy NJ THOMPSON, Conn.,, thrown from MS ca,
aca today IN this city, In consequence OF colhdne VIII.
Eight car drawn by horses The car crushed ms -, ~
WANDER and the Doctor died within three hours
g,r tbe accident DIR. McGregor was surgeon ma ION
at,cnf regiment and made prisoner at the baltic Oh nun
Run. ,.a.o- -. LF,ot nv n gravai train
90 ,nn eonineton Railroad, Westerly, this mornins
Intoxicated was fatally hurt TINS evening U" 'o
Ar \ inc Railroad, near Wo0nsocket. -, VII
William Hunt Of Arctic, was run over AZ hh,n ,e
b doubtful II he survives
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ARYSSINIA.

DEPARTURE OF THE EXPEDITION FROM ADEN--
AIDfFROM EGYPT.
LONDON, Nov. 4-Dispatches by the Red Sea Ca
bic announce that the war vessels and transports
with troops on board, forming the first squadron Of
the Abyssnian expedition, have left Alden, at the
mouth of the Red Sea, for the coast Of Abyssinia.
Isma Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt has offered his
assistance to England and has dispatched corps Of
native troops to Abyssinia to join the British expedi
lion.
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ro,rNpERrNe OF A LAKE PROPELLER

DuSKIRK, N. Y, Nov. 4:-The propeller
Ackma belonging 10 the Western Transportation Com
,r,ny founded and sunk, 20 miles on Dunkrk this
morning Two OF her hands have just arrived at this
place one OF her boats picked up by me small boat
Of fbe Revenue Cutter Commodore Perry, Capt Othger,
now living I'm port here There Is another small boat con
tanning the captain aud nine men set to be heard from
arrived having on board Capt. Dixon and nine Of bis
crew All the missing are now accounted for The
mote NJ the Ackma saws that she filled with water In
lieut. one hoir after tIey abandoned her. She loaded
SStb hcef and -four and was bound for Buffalo.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mr. De Cordova's humorous lectures will Ike
gin this tuesday, evening, with Mrs. Fizzlebuys New
Girl" at steinway Hail. We need hardly remind our
readers that the entertainments OF this popular
lecturer are attended by the elite Of the city, and that
the lectures themselves abound with hnmor and rathos
that make them acceptable and interesting TO every
Miss Janauschek will give four performances
this week. ut the Academy OF Music She viii appear
on the evenings OF Wednesday Thursday. and Friday
and at Saturday Matinee. Emilia GaOtt" will De
repcated on "Wednesday and on Thursday, The Glatb
aor OF Rayenna" will be acted for the first time here
appears characters that already familiar To the
American stage Exclusively German dramas must, as
rule attract exclusively German audiences Miss JaDau
scheks present policy, think, should he directed
toward American rather than German conquests. Her
appearance as Lady Kacbeh would prove exceedingly
attractive.
The Webb Sisters arrived home from En-
gland on Saturday They regret 10 say PROBES
sonay unsuccessful abroad Popular taste is very van
able.
In the case of c. NJ. Baras against j.. X.
Allen alleged infringement of copyright OF the Baah
Crook" decision has been rendered Tor the ueendhbt
by Judge Ballard OF Kentucky The Louisville Jo"'Si@,
noting this decision, says:
Afhough we believe that every author should be per
mted dispose OF his productions as he We
sion OF such he has gathered To such degree
rs exclude ali others from cleaning In the same held
10 be the position OF Mr. Barras ana the dec
ion OF Judge Ballard will be regarded not only by the
theatrical world bn by the community at large, as emf
nently just and proper"
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EEW- EN0L1ND.

A MAYNARD SITE TO BE GIVEN TO THE GOV
ERNMENT BY NEw-LoNDON
NEw-LoNDoN, Conn, Nov. AT q large and
enthusiastic meeting OF the citizens OF this place. held to-
dav a. the House sufficient appropr
a,d Go nurchnse over o mile of front on the Thames
river 10 he decided TO the Government for Navy Yard
FIRE AND ROBBERY IN NEw-HAMPsIIIRE.
CoscoRp, n. H., Nov. 4.-The dwelling on
the Poor Farm In West Concord was SET on fre last
nigb, and during the alarm the keepers trunk was
roed OF s7Oo The building burned was OF little value
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TORNADO ON LAKE ERIE.

BUFFALO, Nov. 4-There was a terrible tor
.d an tbe lake last night several vessels were blown
ashore and much damage has been done. Two , meh
belonging the bark T. s. Marsh were down a
M Indiana; the other Frederick Pierce, shipped from
naankee. but his resldence Is UNKNOWN.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov. At is reported that a des-
perado named Hooberry shot, and mortaly wounded
near avergne few days since by Ben Dufe, the noto-
rions guerrilla - ~,
OF the alleged robbers OF the Louisville ana Nasn.
VILE Railroad Pay tran named Burke, was In this city
to-day, but eluded the police.
THE COTTON TAX.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-The lower house OF the
Legislature pissed joint resolution calling upon the
Tennessee congressman TO aid III securing the cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

. LONDONDERRY, Nov. 4-NOOn.-The steamship 81 An
10 Liverpool 80
ENenlng-fhe Adams Line steamship MOravian Capt.
again for Liverpool
QukESsI0MS, Nov. 4-Soon-The steamship Manhat-
.An, CapL Williams from New-Y0rk, arrived here this
forenoon en- route 10 Liverpool
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RISE IN THE OHIO RIVER.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 4-The. recent rise IN
the river has opened navigation here for the large eSs
a. hoas The Cincinnati and Louisville mall stehners'
IT, frod states and the America, will resume their reg
Mar trins bet " cen here and Louisville to-day.
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DENMARK.

SALE OF THE DANISH WEST INDIES.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 4.-The Island Of ST. Croix is
not included in the reported sale of the Danish pos
lessions IN the West Indies to the United States.
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AN IMPosToR.

ALBANY, Nov. "A person calling himself
C. H. Mcbride ia passing through me country represent
i'm himself 10 be a conductor the New-IOrk Central
Railroad lie literally distributing conductors checks
bearing his No such person u or mas been III tue
employ of that company In such capacity
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THE COTTON TAI
A MAIL CONTRACTOR ARRESTED.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 4--J0hn NJ. Kills, mail con-
Tractor formerly Federal QuaIternaster, was arrested
charged with the collection Of $4,000 claims bearing the
forged name of Gen. sche He gave 5000 bonds Tor
appearance before the United States Commissioner
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ppopIRIE MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-I.ast night three
mem Patrick Mcyegh, James Kane, and James O'Neil,
were drinking in low tavern and very soon quarrel
ensued ONeil was stabbed in the breast seven times,
some OF the wounds being deep and wide. The assall
ants were arrested and the wounded man was taken 70
the Pennsy Hospital, where he win doubtless die
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TERRIFIC GALE AT ROCHESTER,.

iRocursTrR, ~ Y, Nov. 4.-There was q
fefrnc gale m this vicinity last night, and considerable
damage was done 10 property man named John ort
ngr was Instantly killed Scrantonst BY the wall OF
espery being blown upon him. one or the walls OF the
new state Arsenal building was blown down Several
other buildings were also damaged by the gale.
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SPAIN.
AMNESTY.

MADRID, Nov. A Royal proclamation has been
issued permitting the return of political exiles to
Spain, and renting the penalties pronounced
against them
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FRANCE.
THE MONEY MARKET.

PARIS, Nov. 4--Evening--The feeling the
Bourse has been variable to-day, becoming firm OF
weak with successive and conflicting Rentes
sre huctuating.
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n.rR poRRERY IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. Nov 4-The bank OF Pettis and In
go,s nj fremont Tazewel County, Ill, broken into
on Thursday night and robbed OF soooo III money ana
bouds The BURGLARS are stu at larKe.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. "A severe thunderstorm
occurred here nj noon The lightning struck the French
cathedral destroying portion OF the tower No one was
Injured
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The City of Antwerp from Liverpool Oct.
%, and the Tarifa from Liverpool oct 30 arrived here
yesterday.
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FAILURE OF BUFFALO BANKING-HoUsE.

BuFFALo. Nov Al. i. Shuttleworth, banker
on This city payment this morning. In eonse
,snce ~ The non Of large amount OF drafts
an Albany drawn by a drover named FarthiDg, which
had been casled here.
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WASHINGTON.

DEVELOPMENTS OF THE ORDNANCE INYEsrIG
TIoN-THE MILITARY FORCE ABOUT WASH
INGToN-THE COLORED MILITIA BUGBEAB
-SEw REGULATIONS CONCERNING ThE
APPOINTMENT OF ARMY OFFICERS - THE
CASE OF J. II. BRADLEY, SIR. .-...- f.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

ns.aIi,u Jo. coehn the susquehsuns add placed ssi
,n,u Tie South Atlantic Squadron leave
Iun " S,h Oriered-Chef Engineer Thomss
Ndshpmen FTaUkn Harord Williamson 70 ne '.'s 1890
Henry When Abraham b. al Master W nAsh sAo w. ven
he aud Wm s. Swineburn. from the DEL TO me sAso.
- '"N P- w. ' Sign A. b. Prince And Acting THIRD
xhnm.p Will. Svn from Assistant Engineer Peter LinsleJ.
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THE DRAMA.
FRENCH THEATER.

Mile. RELIEF, whose brilliant performance OF
Cleopatra last week gave her high position in comedy,
win repeat her PRESERVATION OF the character tonight.
The Grand Duchess VIII be given tomorrow night with
all its attractions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

A PLEBIsCITUM IN THE PAPAL sTATEs-THE
PROVINCE OF ROME IN FAVOR OF ANNExA-
TIoN-THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

RECONSTRUCTION IN NEW ORLEANS
q General Sheridan seems 10 be still d ursuing
the even tenor OF his way, regardless OF all
talk as TO his intended removal. In general
order issued yesterday, he readjusted the city
government OF New Orleans by removing A.
W. Bosworth, President of the Board OF AL
dermen, and seven members OF that Board,
and thirteen members of the Assistant Board
of Aldermen and appointing an equal mum Der
In their stead. His reasons Tor removing these
persons, he says, 'sare 10 be found In the dis.
ordered condition to which they have reduced
the city credit, and the efforts which they have
made aud are making to impede the execution
OF the law Of Congress dated March 22r and
the acts supplementary thereto" His order
leaves one mem Der in each board OF the origi-
nal Councils. One in the upper and four in
the lower were elected the Republican
ticket. OF the new appointments two N the
upper and three in the lower board are OF
mixed olooc, ore in the lower pure African,
and one doubtful None Of the colored ap-
lpointees belong 10 the newly nfranchised, but
are free citizens OF the State OF Louisiana
Upen recommendation OF Governor Flanders
General Sheridan appoints mayor and alder
men Of the town of Lake Charles, In Colcasleu
parish. He has also ordered revision of the
lists Of registration, and many of those regis
tered under Attorney General Stan bsry's opin-
ion will be stricken off, being disqualified uI-
der the Reconstruction Act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

PERsoNAL.-Colonel Cox, Chief Clerk of the
department Of the Interior, has left Washing
ton on tour Of recreation, to his home in iii :.
nois. He will be absent about two weeks
-. Joseph II. Blackfan. Esq, Chief Clerk of
the Post ONCE Department, Is absent from the
city, in consequence Of the illness OF his family
In New Jersey. He will return in about two
weeks. -. Colonel Joseph Peck. for Sc veraI
years justice Of the peace of this city is living
very III, and but slight hopes are entertained
Of his recovery. recent Paris Iei,sr
says:-'Hon. b. Washburne has returned
here from Switzerland, almost completely
restored 10 health. He locke as vigorous as /
Hamburg, near Frankfort on the. Nam, to
complete the cure begun Inn by his physicians
Governor Curtain is also here entirely recov.
Maine. came with Mr. Washburne from Swi,.
zprland"
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aAMUSEMENTs.
CyECOND ANNUAL sCHUETzEN FEST,
z wAsa1saToH sShGGEErzrs vssEis. {
r. 0OHUEIIEN PARE, 81
Is NOR4H BEvENTH STREET.

a-
Sra, srn. 4rus efS. AND AND 9TH OF AUGUST.
fR1zE SHOOTING. PRIZE BOWLING, sc,.c
LADIES' PIPE sHSaT!N e. n nv.as'
EVERY Db b5E ASS E FSE FESTIVAL.
The The 'elsDri siss.! A aSsnY LESLIE,
] who 20. often cres,ed the Niagara, will perform
every afternoon cS sSa fasH'n nMus1o.
The United States Marine and Twelfth United
day Ssans si'd Win
Mr.. Webers Bands have been engaged for the
two payillions Dancing to commence at three
O'Clock every afternoon
PRIZE FOR THE KING
LIST OF THE i g PR RI PRIZES. /
sS ssa fs. est ri 6sns: s., 50 pieces
Al ssRaas Set s 81 T.Se f knisss
Silver Ice pitcher, W alter, and Two Goblets,
ptEsii seant Marble Stand Clock
- Magnificent Sole, leathsr Trunk presented by
Two costly Cashmess Long shawls. presented by
Ms s sisxi La nds.rg s : Bro
Meerschaum Cigar Holder, presented by Mr.. C.
Fischer.
hfsd sGde Table presented by Mr.
A Gents Sink Rain Umbrella, presented by Lans.
Imported aerman Kuckuck Clock.
Heavy Silver Bottle Stand. with six Glasses.
A Melodeop, latest style
Silver Pitcher, presented by Messrs Webb
Bevcridce.
A solid Silver Goblet, presented by Mr.. Isaac
Alexander.
A Sofa Cushion presented by Mrs; I. yoight.
Silver Fruit Basket, presented BY Mr.. A.
Schniedtie f#+ -
An elegant Sword, presented by Mr.. J. P.
Schmidt. a = -t4ag
Meerschaum Pipe, presented By Mrs. E. l..
Wiegman.
Two beautiful Beaded Flower Baskets, presented
by Mr. Adam Young.
A Silver Castor, presented by Mrs. karr.
A Syrup Pitcher presented by Mrs. ksese.
A fine Rifle, presented by Mrs, MeliCh
Two Silver Goblets, presented by Mr. Thomas
Everett.
A Box Of Fostor Kiesling, presented by Mr.. Fred.
Hugle
A Box Of Mumm Champagne, presented by Mr..
Louis Esberg.
Two Oil Paintings, presented by Mr.. Markriter.
A fine Lithograph presented by Mr.. Ghas. Wal
ter. -.
Lady's Dress Hat and Fan. by Mrs. L. Biout:
beautiful Lamp, presented by Mr. John kessell
For the Bowling ard Ladies Shooting Six Val
liable Prizes will be awarded daily.
Admittance 25 cents for each person. Children
under 10 years free. III. an 23t
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FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Board U. s 6's,
ISL, coupon, 1lus; do. registered, - do.
Saws. coupon, my; do. registered, -; do.
Certif1C afes -; do. 500. new Issue, -: do
73U's, lU7 ; 1O.iOs registered, ICE. coupon, =;
Pacific Mail, ii5S: Atlantic Mail, liz Canton
Co., 5OR Cumberland, 37k; Quicksilver, 32H
Mariposa, 10; pret'd, :; N Y Central, iua,
Erie Railway, 75A; preferred. ISL; Hudson
River Railroad. 10Y; Reading r. r. 1861;
Michigan Central, 100; Michigan Southern,
SUk; ILLINOIS Central X. r., 1IS4; Cleveland
ana Pittsburg, IS; North western, 4SS: do.
preferred. 70%: Cleveland and Toledo, 123;
Rock Island, 10la; Fort Wayne. 100; Ohio
and Miss, -; Western Union, -; Boston
Water Power,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

A TORY CKOAKRE.-Blackwood Mazaz,ne
for July, received from French & Richardson,
has lug ubrious article on AMERICAN de BIT and
the financial prospects OF the Union" The
tory organ, however, thinks we may possibly
pull through If we reduce the tariff and buv
great many English goods at 4 revenue rate of
duty; other wise the United States will soon be
obliged to .srepudate" The United Statss
managed TO put down the re bellion despite tho
croakin gs of Blackwood and the English tories
and will pay of its National debt within q ps
Tiod that Will astonisn John Bull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

THE EXECUTION oy MAxIMILIAN.-The Off.
cial correspondence regarding Mexican affair,
which was sent to Congress by the President.
Ia response TO a resolution by that BODY. ia
row furnished Tor publ cation. Therein The
Mexican Ministers OF State aud w ar set forth tie
atrocities committed by the ImperaIists dnr
ing The eign Of Macmillan, and the reasons
which led 10 the execution OF that n fortu "a
Prince and his Generals. The various means
used by Secretary Seward TO save the life of
Maxmilian are detailed in the CORES POND len &c
with NJ Romero. Everything touched upon
in those officials documents are treated from
Inc Liberal stand point, and the Imperia'-
lists are charged with the most atrocious ana
bloody crimes
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from south Carolina.

CHARLHsroN, S. c., August 2-General
Sickles has removed the police Of the town OF
Sumter, for alleged maltreatment OF blacks
and inefic.ency. He appoints two black and
one white policemen to succeed the late
incumbents.
last night on the charge OF lighting duel with,
G, @. Bowen, owing to an abusive letter about
Epplne, published by Bowen. The dific ulty
grew out Of rivalry for the leadership OF the
Republican party organization here.
Several Of the freedmen who emfgrated
hence to Liberia last year have Just returned,
bringing very discoufaging accounts.
Letters from those remaining IN Liberia are
to the same effect, and advising Southern
freedmen against further emigration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

CHEAP BREAD.-"The good time coming
for housekeepers does not now seem to be so
lar sin the dim vista or the future The de.
cline II breadstuffs still continues, andinN.w
York yesterday, -four was about a dollar low.
er than on the LIST of July. Receipts Of new
wheat and flour were heavy, and further de-
cline Is looked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

y DAtd tdyt.
"The correctness Of kilograms sent hepce
to the effect that thS Attorney Qenerea IN.
formed 3 member Of 0onsress that the Pres.
peacbmept Is au.horitatively denied. No
such language was used, nor anything
said Indicating any fesr of impeachmen t
on the part of the President; nor did
the member OF Congress charge the Attor ney
General with having done, Anything IN bis
power 10 place distractions In the way Of an
enforcement of the laws Of Congress, &C. The
conversation referred TO was repectfQl and
peacbment would result from placing obsta-
Giles in the way OF or failure to enforce the
laws. and the Attorney General replying, IN
substance. that there was no fear Of the Presl-
dent either obstructing or failing 70 execute
the laws"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, August 2.-Flour Is to IS cents
lower for new; receipts 1884 bills. Wheat
dull ana without material change; receipts
$3.50 bushels. Corn slightly in fnvor Of buyers;
receipts l69, SOL bushels. Rye dull. Oats uiet
Pork lower; sales OF g. 500 barrels OF new Mess
Barley and Peas dull. Cotton q uiet at IS cts.
for middling upiands. Freights quiet. Spirits
Turpentine steady ~ IS cents. Rosin firm at
SO 76a$3.9O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

THE RICHMOND CoNvENTIoH.-They Virginia
Republican Convention mas not yet resulted in
union Of the ~ o branches OF the Repu blican
party IN that State, but IT is understood that AT
caucussss held last night measures wsre dis
cussed which Will probably avert any perma
ent division of the party, if adopted o-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

~ The registration of Louisiana ia com
pleted, but 1t will take veraI weeks to rev,s.
the rolls Many who were registered under
the Attorney Generals opinion will be striek
en- of. Noaccurate estimates OF the State vote
can be now made. but no doubt the revised
rolls Will show a colored majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
-Ths nicIm.nd Cenven,ioA.

RIcHM0ND. August 2.-The Convection re-
aseemblsd nt the Capitol square, at tea d CLOCK
tnts morning. About 1900 persons were
Pr. Bayne, (colored,) Of Norfolk, movfd
tna$ as the work Of the Convention wAs
finished IT now aaiourn sine die.
MI. Munnieut opposed the motion. bat it
The Convention then resolved itself into n
mas meeting, and was addressed by John NJ.
Bolts, who aso read an address to the people,
and platform which was submitted TO the
meeting Tor its enforcement, but was with
drawn. The opposition being Yiplent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

HE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
LOT SAFE and in wrappers. ready for the mails.
containing Fnll Report Of the Surratt
LilaI' Inc ictories OF the National Base Ball
Club IN the West: The Washington Osnsu
Inc New jail; The Races this Week: the
Regatta; Poetry The Tiff Council pro-
ceeoings: movements of the WORKING Peo
pie Useful Items Of Domestic Eeonnnn ~ u
morous Sketches. with Domestic, Military
Nay64, Departmental and Local News. Arr;
cultural ana Housekeeping Miscellany; and
she latest telegraph Dispatches 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

~S. W. Patterson, q prominent mer eh ant
OF Buffalo, absconded with the proceeds Of
eleven boat loads OF corn yesterday morning
vain ed at SsO,D1O. He was arrested yesterday
afternoon, and United States bonds. &c. were
found i'll ais posse ssion to the yaIue of the
& tOlen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

THE TENNESSEE ELECTIoN.-Our latest ad
vices from Tennessee lead US to believe that
the apprehen sions of disorder and violence at
the State election held yesterday, were nor
realized, and that the day passed without any
unusual disturbance. The returns received
so far are very meagre, but seem to indicate
the reelection of Gov. Brownlow over his op-
ponent, Emerson Etheridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02

IThereis steady increase of the ys,,ow
fever observed at Galveston, Texai The
physicians are urging the unacclimated to 20
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-02
DOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS,

The undersigned would most respectfully invite
sll builders and others to call and examdne his
! BLINDS. WINDOW. AND DOOR FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,S BRACKETS, Newell POSTS,
Sth and 9TH, opposite Northern liberties Market,
where he intends to- keep coastantly on hand all
The various she's and at the levcst cash
prices. Also, odd sized work made to order.
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