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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-12

BY the sbovs Il will be that our supply Of coin
and bullion has diminished $40 $40 40 since the begin
ming OF the PEAR.
The rates OF foreign exchange declined rather sharply
during the week under pressure 70 sell bills In order
20 get GOLD the sake Of oaning II in the Gold Room
The demand from the importing community at the
same time very light, and some exchange made in
favor OF this city by parties in Europe DESTROYS OF cm-
ployng money this side In the purchase Of govern
msut securities the to be held here subject TO the
order Of the principals abroad There were NO sransac
s,ous Of importance for Saturdays steamer and the
market closed nominay follows-Bankers bills on
England at sixty days. 1924 y; al three days, 1loa
1Iox: commercial bills, 100 1924; bills on Paris at
sixty days. 10 616x; ct three days 6.l2k 6.l8H.
Other Continental bills were rated thus
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The shipments TO the corresponding period in previous

The Is,hmus arrived today brings q, oH
in specie The amount OF brough, to this port
by each California steamer from San Francisco and A.
pnws since January Of this year and for the CORE.
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BY Egypt chedy for China and India the West Coast
or Africa. Australia Brazil Msxioo South America and
the West Indisa
Conses and American securities were qaotsd thus in
London on the dates msntioned-nanely, from April
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subjonsd the total valuation Of the foreign imports
at this port for the week ending August o. compared with
those Of the two preceding weeks also tie value Of
dry goods entered at the port and thrown the market
since January Of this year and for the corresponding
period in 1896 and 1906
Week ending July 70. Aug 2. August o..
Dry goods. 81, 130751 81 127 t2s33 1l8
General mdss. ...... s,o9o,lol 2,loe,247 3,o44,soo
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FLOUR AND GRAInReceipls e053 bbs four H. s82 bush
els wheat 4 do. and II 800 do oats There less
activity tho market for state -four though
there was good business consummaed aud prices ruod
hr sales OF low grades old showing Sigh improve.
meui California hour steady and lrn previous quo
tations The stes lincndng Caornia) were 10 0oJ bbs
at the quotations appended For southern tho
moderate and prices firms sales bbs within
the range Of quotations. Rye ur uod raal
unchanged prices The sales B0 bhi at 81
50 25 Corn mea, steady and firm sales of 500
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Whea was shade hrmer for spring, but heavy for new
s Ss's1. 81 a:apf wsa %sa's's stss Sas
s. sss35Ss . s. sss e. s'ss
Was n a and for wao s Decline c4a
c T. per buheI; the 10000 bgshsls a. 81
i
southsrn Rye was eass; with saes Of about o bush
sought AFTER bushels we're disposed Of at 81 IS
FsI.Saas advSnced rates demanded to area, Britain
ss the Su e n. s ad
pool per steamer 100, bushels corn Sd 100 erss.
lard 27s ga TO Antxerp per s!samsE sss bags coffee
and s. rd s' hsas
@ Pss re-
Sg Cork for orders go sbls petroleum. =. s. 4 to The
can bark 70 Ssr:eiss tobacco s ID an %meriean
s 10 o Is s and bark " o
GosKiss ruled dun prices ysre UNCHANGED ,a ,,
sS'ossa .sfia ~ w. ''l shipping
Hors rsmansd arm bu. there was less doing Sales Is
0fIfs heard Of NO additional sales. Man. was
MoLAssHs rather active about former figures
11 NA salS' 90 cSDa in limited
demand the only Ssns small ssos from wharf,
posea Of All of rO Css
pIis; s
49, Tar was "a. quiet! ,..,.. s.,.. ,,o ~. =,
ss S. sa
- Ssss .ass 1sss'ss'f ss lard. IS package. cut
'ss
The sales "cash regular 1000 bbs S2s %
sa3 Is FOE new $ g for old do go as ses for
prime ness and go - e2o for prime Beef without
desided ehsnss being steady and arm Sale: 2 bbs At
do Beef hams were duh and nominal Cut meats were
S we're mot sotaSSss tnd ihsrfs Piss s
for hams and lie llt1c for shoulders Baoen ayiI
but full prices were dsnandsd Therc va; less nnaNn
About 200 bbs were sold q i2lsc including small small
more sought after at l5c 2ec for State and lie &c FOR
Western Cheese remained heavy ct sc &c., according 70
quality.
were reported prices nominal; bonded was snade
demand limited but sellers were less
anxious to realize. made lot Of about "
bbs standard white al 2c and 1000 do for this month,
buyers option &C. In Phadeph!A the market dull
and and prices lots the c lower;
900 bbl standard sold at &C. and another lot OF the
same quantity rumored at 2otsc.
RIcE was dull but prices were unchanged
sueAs.-Ihe market was quiet. but prices were IN
changed Fair 10 good refining was quoted Ike ilar.
The sales were limited 70 about 6l hhds Cnba ~ IFS
l2hc Refined quiet but steady At 1895 for powdered
crushed and graduated.
sIHARfSxWe sales of 5000 lbs. a l2hsc 1S,fc
also 5co0 lbs. gres at TIC q 9izc.
srEps-A kinds dull but steady at our last guos-
u
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August Us M.
CorrEr-We heard Of no sales beyond those previously
reported Prices quite steady for Oh DESCRIPTIONS
CorroS-The market quiet, bnt shade firmer
at 2Sc 2sTc for mddna upland with moderate offerings.
The sales were oonfped 10 $50 bales We quotc:-
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Marine Dlsasse rs.

Marine Disasters.
ns: u sHs s s:s Il So from
81 g RGn s s'Ss .:sS
listed :boa. hours With heavy seas breaking cysr -
ss .ss : :T ss~:p s.
WAS blown 70 pieces. - y
Som McK1. .,s csgs AZ,
reported for reps having been IN the fais Of y inst
wss
a soa nnd Sos s III 70
Mckee tof Camden, was washed Overheard toes,hsr "
spsr, bSs nothing could 30 done 70 ave them.
% Ssr !:
picked :shSSnsr. yaEf Abb. .SSu. as iss. OnH ~
Ss sss. 'ss, ss;s
s ss s VA Tsb ia MAKER: sHs "''A
s o: q a.
FI;Hso sss: CSs ~! !ot East Lyme 00p ,.
Aug 4 2 81 lon @ ., ana lc:t her boats Salsss
having experienced heavy sssssry gales the entire Ps
Purser VIM Hsmpstsad Of the steamship Geo 0estH
well from New Orleans, has our thanks for fsvors
The south sho.i LiEasa1 Meri.sr.: ,
S.sy s. lsI'%a She shipped heavy
Notice is hereby given tina, the Ra.ssoats shoai IAAt
been replaced on her station on Charleston ss
Ak HUGHES, Lighthouse Inspector, sh diss.
Charleston, Aug g. 1857
..., r,r.,, Con-. ~ ana sor Provne.,ovr .ru,.1 a
Holmes aol. le.h ms: irsn 81 NC s !, AIans VIZ ~ ~
NV 9. :,sn and ..OOsrd So.s ssy,, AZ ~
a'sa Hs' Yea
as csspssSs Islands. and wss di'aAalsins g
Bas Matilda Scare. clifford. Of Dartmouth. sailed FREQ
ssa,. TsI:s. wrsSs,ss'; =. sS %
3 III. o. SS 80 SS'' Ellen H'is'ss' L'.4
q fs rom 20 ysly S.5s. a:n,,'.s
ssSis & ss =" '''' 'D 0s''''''' ''''' y -
s' .:. H sosIs q f aHssss sT "
Jul, -: =: 70. x;.ss s.;, ss:s:
"a 81. H%ssssS sss A.''s'a
4 .;,:s ,S 1ss ss,ii:
S p.'i ss., Aesypl'ss ~
PIsIss July E--zrTivsi. sss.shlrs 0usssnala. Dsg.
ssn T,sa A@s T. ss'1' A's 80, 49,.
American SSrss BIZ sacramento csvsfy sSa FrsAsssN
~ Ia - -
,s" sssss s:S..A n''' -
liihArryed seamsr s,n S,,,ss -
s rs' ses..:. s:sy Iss.psg: 2; s::s::
se,ss aa.. -. =. =. -. r..
Ys nsh A.'' A1s =.
w.s s.I Isssposi A .....,..
ar osEAosRRs s 90 Aug ARRIVES, sehsR xssss.
Maze, e5r sss' s1s s;as 90 ~ ''' w. o
=: ssf ko xs. Sfs ssAr,.s l s.ss
3, Is I'm sss's e.. q p. 4
ts A.:4s Lsnsoa ns.pe for o IA. o 49,
WIZ go ~ 49,. Sosesrs ssd Dici WiIlis1s
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Total for the week IS, 22o, $50 ss4ssa7a ss,077,es

Total for the week .$s $50 s34ss,374 s5e77,e54
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January / compare ~ follows
For the Week. 1865. 1896 1867.
Entered at the port 34s g. los 81 e33 14s
Thrown ON market. 3,46S,77s 1,7lll5s 2,3l03G2
Entered al the port ss4 s4ol7 $50 43s $50 oos
Thrown on market 80 6eo,4ql 7s,745, Ss 5000 249
Annexed is comparative statement showing the ship
sns specie from this port week and during the
year date ossthsr with those for the corresponding
periods 10 1865 and 1906
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The following table shows the total receipts Of trea-
sure from the interior, with imports OF the n the
nor, Of San Francisco during the nr sx months Of the
years 1895, 1890 and 1861
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


LhszLo-smuA-On Sunday, August II, at the
orldes resdeno' by the Rev. NJ RoweL OF this city,
CITY. " -
ToDp.PAsKs -oa Friday, August O. BY the Rev. J.
w: sloane. CHARLES H. iopD OF this city to NELLIE
daughter Of vandsrbsek Paxks OF Haoksnsack, N. J.
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sabjoned the highest prices obtained FOR the lead
ing stocks sold tho nrst regular session OF the
Exchange on each Saturday Of the past four weeks:
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n Path 30. 30, &c. llTaa evs1 ,oin7sRs hslllad
~ When s.:s :ss enc:
b. 10 meet our people OF dominion % Canada ana
u nave ther advice IN YsrlIausni We do make ksows
fsrsSi dsssrs tSas b. he Mvscs q our Pr1 osunc
for canada this day gwen orders for Issuing
y a.; .iSs FL = e n. y
shh day Of August innans a.d - b reusAsbs on As
", ds q ssyiSrSss neI except so S
electoral dsslsiot OF chcouiimi and sasuenay. Which
wJs WIN be rsurrAos on sAs twsay1ssrsh dap u De-
In testimony whereof We have caused shss. eur lsl
ters 10 Dc made patent and the great seal Of Canada
=. 'sS
viscount Monck, Baron Monck Of Bellytrammon in Tho
m H. Z &. ssasy q
pssraes 81 che Unnsd Kingdom ~ Great Britain s.d
lrsiasd asvsTnos Gsnsra u, Canada &c, Ae, &c. Az
az As S ~ az 1sss s ~
our Lord one thousand sisht hundred and sazyHrsn,
'n & = ~ =: ''HEp e Y, T;5n Iaservrv
-, 81 cIssk Of the Crowa in cnancsry, CANADA.
rhs Ars meeting Of Pasliansat 10 also called 70 take
paes on the Gath september next The following 10 TIE
ordsr'- iis8sa lsasi a.. 1aahlaif 80 slsn.4
victoria, b, the eues q God, q the rd.isd Klngis
o. cTsai BRIAN and ireland, Queen, defender q The
=. Al MO e sScm these prssssu saa sons-ersusg
Know ys that We being desinous and resolved soon
m.y 70 meet ;s oS sssys = sss s0%no a. q ..s1
b. and Win me sdvios q Rry Council FOR Canada
sbppon And call togsthe! The Houss q Ccp9 9. =
! . oaf ssia donnoa. Or Iosday tns iAh DAY y SEP
| s:sy Vim Ne p.s nss - iSa's y our 's'dd %
In testimony whereof We have caused these cur ies
YEN 70 b .sds patent and hs srsAi seal o. cA1Ada 70
I nv scSmssd. - EDCuxRD j. LASGEvIN
Cierk Or the Crown in Cnancery, Canada
me wSre - Ne pr0vinos ~ ossbso have eennfSs =.
nesd Ies te5or We ,canmous resolution VA s1p'sn
Hss.sa ns; " sssss a ;I: !. e, ssn'
chssksi inierssts g tie essAlry sse xbs unS ssvssn
posed 70 nfederatrn. be invited, without di<,sion
party 70 organize 20 On association with me solsS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

When the Jockey Club announced the opening of their
skating grounds yesterday the Harlem special train
TO FOrdham bore goody number OF passengers.
These found that pretty Swiss chalet had been
built near the railroad track within tho Enclosure
OF Jerome Park, and set apart the headquarters
OF the skating members OF the Jockey Club. Within
were laths and beams and other indications Of
unfinished strucure but the place bespoke comfort
though somewhat rude They found however, finished
brick ehmneys with wide odfashioned firepaces and
piles Of blazing logs sight Of those spacious, cheerful
hearths like going back into the years, what In
better back into the country, Nothing could be better
on such crisp wintry morning as yesterday. Beyond
the chalet about eight acres at the sInoothest
ice, surrounded by high fence. No better skating
field ever invited mon and women better might not
be appreciated Nearly all the people of the chalet nc
ceptcd the invitation. Some went gracefully; sOe went
awkwardly; the awkward were the men, OF course.
There were all sorts OF costumes and effects There was
great variety OF sceneperhaps we'll enough described
by the Que word, picturesque. There good skating,
and skating that might well be called anything but good.
There grace aud a opposite. IT'S useess TO attempt
10 describe the Briefly IL Central Park, with
color and more fun. band OF music wan attend
ance good lunch spread. Late in the day there
was dancing.
The Jockey Club announce that the skating grounds
viii again be open on Saturday OF this week special
train will leave the Harlem depot Twenty nt
o'clock a. m that day leaving tho Park at oel9cr
r. IN The tickets In use yesterday Will serve Tor satn
day The members Of the Club and their friends VIII
probably Weet Mt the Park every SATURDAY through tno
beaeou
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THE prcrTprs,AyD STOCK OF COTTON

CHARLEsTCsS, s. c. Jan. THE total receipts Of
Cotton ut this port since Sept have been 12Soo paes
The stock now hand is Is, 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. THE receipts OF Cotton since
Sept have q8022 bales Uplands and 2sl7 Daies
Sea Islands The stock on hand JAN was H,70 paes'
Uplands and sol bales Sea Island.
MONTGOMERY ArA Jan THE receipts OF Cotton
SINCE sept have O77 bales Stock now on hand
is 17sl6 bales. -. .
macon Ga jan THE receipts OF Cotton from Sep
tember 10 date have been 34,74S bales There now
on hand II, SS7 bales
STATE OF TUE Markets.
LucusrA Ian THE Cotton market is easier, bat mn
changed; sales $50 bales; Middng 33c Strict do 3Se
Good do, 35c. -.
CHARIEsToN jan T-Cotton Is inactive; sales 9s baes
Quotations only nominal. -, 49,.
SAVANNAH, Jan. T.-C0tt0n is very qulet WIN n'ls
doing. Mddling, 1921 a33c. ,,,, -.
WIiMNGToS, N. e., Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING, $40
32kc. Spirits Tnrpentne, 6lc Naval stores Inactive
Common Rosln S59s9 as; No. D. s. 5o No l. - $500 49,
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THE P1CIFTC COAST

SAN FRANCIsCo Jan. THE heaviest monthly
shipment If bullion from the office of Wells, Fargo
* Co. at Virginia Nevada, during the last year, was
that of December and was valued at S7S6, lO0 From
their Gold Hill and Virginia offices, the same firm
last week shipped bullion valued at 100000
The mining stock market in this city remains firm
under the movement Of the bear party logic and
good remittances Good reInittances and approved
dividends being hard to refutc
The amount OF bullion received from Nevada during
1866 exceeded that of the previous year.
The Wheat and flour market remains unchanged,
there being little demand for exports.
The insurance companies here have fears for the
safety OF The brig Sidney Smith, prevail Of
ner loss the japanese coast She had treasure on
board as freight to the value of $4,000.
ANNUAL SUMMARY OF MINING PRODUCTS
SAY FRANCISCO, Jan. S.-Ibe demand for exchange
and bullion for Thursdays steamer has hardly com
nenced Coin drafts Atlantic cities are quoted at
u per cent currency drafts at % per cent Premium
on gold, teleWaphic transfer, per cent. Sterling
exchange, 14sl pence, 60 days bills,
This evenings Bulletin contains the annual sums
mary of the gold and silver mining interests of Cali
fornia aud Nevada. 1T presents few features Of
interest Gould 81 Curry mines produced 10000
in bullion last year. Their dividends $252OOO.
The Savage since July last yielded 81, 10000, and
their dividends are $4,000. Hall a. NaTcross
the past year yielded 100000, and their
dividends are $780, 0O0 Yellow Jacket yielded 81 800
VCO and their dividends are $500, Crown Point,
M,ylS.go, and their dividends are 1874 900; Ophir
yelded $45DOO, and dividends; Imperial, fer the
last 10 months ,525, 900, and their dividends are
$SloO0 In California, the Eureka, in Grass Val
icy, piodnced last year 100000, and earned
$s~oVVq net profits, recent sales of one-fortieth
Ieka OF Anderson County welded $4g5 900 with n
profit Of $4,000 North Star Welded ~ Dor 900 with
profit OF $4,000; Sierra Bnttes claim last wear
$S2oOOO WITH net earning Of $lSs0OO For the last
results and was recently sold for s575 900 10 Piiip
Van kensseler Of New-York.
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MINNESOTA.
LIE GnYrRNoR,s MESSAGE.


nj rEtHGRapu IuBrNE.
Sr. PAUi, Mimi, Jan. s.-Jhe Legislature met to-
day j. Farmer was elected Speaker Of the House
and Brig (icn. s. T. Dennison, Chief Clerk.
The Governors Message will be delivered to-
morrow Ii will show the State finances in satisfac
tory condition. 1hetota receipts'for the year have
been Sj204JO and total disbursements $6I, a5. The
claim OF The State against the General Government
of $1,000 il in fair way of speedy settlement The
funded debt Of the State il 100000 of eight
per cent and $4,000 Of seven per cent bonds,
of which $4,000 il held rs n school and sinking
was $ij127 3ls this year II viii be $5I,5OOOO Inc
Governor recommends that the funded debt be PAID
as fast rs possible and no more credited There are
- 7J3 scholars In attendance on the public schools.
The funds amount Ia nearly $l,JO,oOO lie
estimates the population Of the state at
$4,000. The Governor recommends the Legsla-
tire 10 memorabilia Congress To grant additional
bounty the earliest volunteers Of the war the act
giving 400 was hut half measure Men who yolun-
tcercd first and served longest should not be neglect
ed Another grant of land from Congress for railroad
purposes is 60 be disposed Of making nearly ten
million acres thus received. The Governor fears the
evil Of such a monopoly in fcw hands. In regard 10
the ST. Paul and Lake superior Railroad the
Governor says he has assurances ium the
company that heavy English capitalists are about TO
take hold AMI build MP the road III two years. Re
garding the two and quarter millions State ran
has far virtually repudiated the Governor recon-
mcnds that the proceeds Of the sale OF fye
hundred thousand acres OF land recently received
from the Government for international improvement
purposes under the act of 1851 be set apart for re-
dcmption Of so much per ccntage OF bonds as the
the State ought no longer neglect the matter. lie
recommends prompt adoption of the constitutional
amendment, and also measures for amending the
State Constitution TO admit negro suffrage.
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KANSAS.
nv TyIyar.pu 10 rnE rRrpuxE.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.---A Topeka lKansas) special says
There is more excitement over the Senatorial cleo
ton than ever before known Mr. PomerOy is re-
garded ms master of the situation. About 300 lobby
lists are in town, who are all divided among the
friends of Mr.. Ross. Mcmillan, Carney and others
for the second Senltorship The Legislature met 10,
day and ID is believed Col. Plumb of Emporium viii
be- chosen Speaker of the House
THE SENATORIAL CANVASS.
TOPEKA, Kansas Jan. S.--1he House organized
to-day. The Senate postponed its organization until
Tomorrow in order 10 test the law of Congr, 81
regarding Senatorial elections No Importance can
be placed upon u in regard TO the Senatorial contest
now Candidates are plenty. Col. Phillips OF TIE
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE is one of the most prominent.
The city is filled The lobby is the largest ever
known and the excitement il intense. There viii be
nothing definite done until the I'd
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NEVADA.

hr rE1E0H,rH rHg TgigrSh y .
SAN FRANcrsC6, jan. THE Nevada legislature
met to-day. Beyond the election of u. ); Senator
very little business viii he transacted, and sLo9t
session was confidently expected.
SAN Francesca, Jan. s-The Nevada Legislature
met Yesterday aud organized by eecting Charles
A. Sumner Speaker pro tenn, Of the Senate and X.
d. Ferguson Speaker of the House. SO far as there
NAV be victory claimed for anybody for United States
Senator Mr. Delong will he the successful candidate,
the principal officers elect being his friends lnau.
guraiion ceremonies take place to-day. The Hon
B. o. Beatty became Chief-Justcc of the Nevada Su-
preme Court yesterday by reason Of the expiration
OF ChiefJustce Lewiss term of Office
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LAND OFFICE REPORTS.

TgIE0RAPn TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.rhe Commissioner Of the General
Office received from the General II New Mexico
and Arizona Fe New Mexico ce Of contract entered
into extension Of the third and fourth correction lines
Of the principal meridian and the Of exterior lines Of hnen town
between Fort Thorn Rio Grande del Ne and
Port upper the ella River The foregoing
the Santa ella copper Aeos Por. Ba
Valley Rio Members heading IN the Sierra
gallon The locality Of the surveys Is tie road from Port Thorn aud
Fort West via Cookies Springs all situated the south
western partof the Territory Of New Meiro
the month
Land Ohee Of East Shgaw Michigan show hat 20 9al
acres public lands disposed ofJ9 Of which
taken for and cultivation under the Homestead Law,
aud the remainder located With Agricultural College scrip military
rants and sold for cash The cash sales amounted to SlJ35
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OHIO.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

BY rsIEGHIPH THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS. Jan. s-The Ohio Democratic State
Convention met to-day. The Districts were well re-
presented DR. j. NJ. Christian appointed tenn
porary Chairman, A. j. Mullam temporary secretary
The usual Committees were appointed, one from each
district as Committee on Resolutions, among whom
refer ali resolutions TO the Committee without debate
which was referred to the Committee on Rules.
communication was received from the Kentucky
Democratic State Central Committee asking the
cooperation of the Democracy of Ohio to call
National Convention next Summer, TO meet at LOUIS
vile. The Convention then took a recess.
George H. Pendleton will be he permanent Presl-
dent. and Judge Thurman will probably be nominee
for Governor.
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TnE srATE. LEGISLATuRE.
SENATE

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. =.
MI Ia kAU requested that his vote lie recorded
an "a Ncs o. tne Amendment saying that he
made WIS request although hs district at the last cleo
~ % dTlae1 sgainE The aQendnle by 400 majority in
t Bazqe OF Tue Dste dead the living heroes snid the
ana orphans OF that stfic and, also. A. behalf
HtAe pfSQcple loving ininolty of the First District.
Mr., GrBscw presented fof petitions asking FOR the
sxpllser ~ esoF Charles ,Cr1el snndry petitions
we're pRsssnted fs aid TO the Lake champlan ana Mid
MILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr. LENT ID corporate the Samaritan Home for
Inc Aged Of HeT-YOIk Ci':I
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
nrpuRI1oAN CONVENTION.

, REPUBLICAN CONVENIIUN'
- TELEGRAPH TO - -, , nt,.
Convention which met here today was the largest
ever held in the State. Gen. Walter Hartman Sc
cured the nomination for Governor there Deing
S40 votes cast for him and 3lS for the Hon. Onslow
Stearns The nomination was made unanimous, ana
Gen. Hartman appeared and accepted the nominal
tion in short speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

PRESERVATION OF A FLAG FOR THE STEAMSHIP
CHICAGO BY THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.-The sec
ond steamer Of the line, the Liverpool and Great
Western which has been named the Chicago was yeser.
day afternoon presented with handsome nag present
from the Chicago Board OF Trade. Messrs. Greenbaun
Ogden, Hoyne and Macay were present as a committee
theshppmg merchants OF this city who interested i'd
the Western trade After partaking OF sumptuOns din
ner Mr.. HOyne behalf Of the Board presented the
flag accompanied by few remarks, In which he reg
ferred TO the rapid growth OF the Garden CITY Of the
were made by Mr. VIM. b. Ogden. the first Mayor
of Chicago, in which he gave the early history Of
the city Capt Harris, commanding the Chicago thanked
the committee behalf OF the company and hoped that
the of the ship that he commanded would be
nnbouuded the and enterprise OF the City Of
Chicago is unlimited number Of our most eminent
shipping merchants honOred the entertainment with their
presence The Chicago Sn steamer Of 2o0O tlns
measurement.