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New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

HANyAHs-JACKs0gIu Brokyn Wednesday Sept H. o me
Samuel Hse Cha Hannah5 10 Susan Jackson grand
daughter Of william Jackson, esq
JRwETT-COOK-On weinesiy Sept H. 1861 N So Puls Churn
Kceseyie the the Rev Wm H. Cook William JoNeis Of
EewYOrk Julia daughter Of the oang clergyman No cards
MILLRR-MBRRICKO MONDAY Aug. 26 AZ the NJ T. Church
Bews.e NJ by the Rev D. Marks Of NegYerk City assisted
by the Rev A H. Vail minister charge n Miller OF thenaaso
Forks Y 70 Lbb L. only daughter Of Samuel Aeek esq., OF
the former place No cards
EOBLB-ADAM-At Caaaan Conn THURSDAY Sep. 70 by The Rev.
Mason Noble D. D. U ~ Rev Mason Noble H TO Mary b,
only daughter Of DR. George Adams
YOUHGDIBBLEE-On Thasi,y. Sept H. st Kingston T. at ~
Johns Charch By the Watson D. sstt
by the Rev Dr. Babcok Jay Young Neviork to Helen G.
Dibblee Of kinKton.
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locKwoopop Thursday the sth inst al the Cbnrcb
Of n. Ipt.Teon Washington Hgh,s Eevfoi Sg ny ss Key
A Of Hartford County Mo- Robinson .viburn ~ na'
n. Md 10 Helen lockwood daughter Of Rssbrand lockwood,
$50 Of Washington III ghts
OSTRR-POLLOCKIn Booklyn Friday sspt II BY hs hsv
Tsr, Huut W. Foster late Of Newton Cy 10 Juha b.
vourge.t daughter Of Julius Pollock esq
Mop,som.ry Standard and New burgb papers pAsss copy
FLErcnER-BoERrM-I1 BrOSklyn rtarsds sept " cy III.
New YORK to ssbna Agnes Boerm Of Brooklyn
HoLBRooK-BRows-oa THURSDAY. Sept s at the oh Meth or
batch thnh b. the Rev Joseph Duyea Samuel uO
brook Of Chicago m Bi. daughter Of Matthias d. BTOSn Of
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Chicago papers please copy.
uAvLAND-C ARPgYrgR-On wenstily the 9TH Inst, D,vt
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Of the Excise law must be work OF time,
and not the result OF exaggerated demands upon
Our Legislators As great battle for freedom has not
been finally determined. il would be unworthy OF Ger
TO become dcseTeTs from the Army or freeuom On
account OF the agerbeer question Aluding 80 the eee
tOn in California ne said that neither President Johnson
the Democrats generally should be permitted 10 re-
iOice the Of the Democratic party III tne
State OF New York He concluded by calling on ,he
meeting to permanently organize for the coming CaIi
pagn, and TO aid the Republican party WIN an thel
might. The meeting then organized ana an E1Hou'o
Committee OF Fifteen appointed 1he iOhoWWlnS-
gentlemen the delegates elected 10 Ihe SIa
cuse German Convention: Dr. Fr. Schultz Ineouoie
GlaDbcnskcc Alfred Lrbi The substitutes arc moSsiS'
Fr Kapp 5. Kaufman. Aaron Frank.
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HOMICIDE ATTEMPTED AND SUICIDE COMMIT


On Thursday afternoon Mary Ann Bartram of
No lO West Nineteenthst called at the Twenty ninth
Police Station. and asked protection. She said tnat
william Rulman whose mistress she had formerly been
had called her In the afternoon and that she had ac
companied him To house OF assgnaton In SixteenthSt
laudanum and pistol from his pocket remarking that the
first for himself and tho latter for her. He then
placed the pistol her head and her three minutes
In which say her prayers She dropped her knees
and begged for mercy. She finally screamed for help
The by the inmates OF the house. and the
woman escaped Rullman went to her house In Nine
teenthst and awaited her arrival She ascertained his
presence and fed TO the Police Station. Officers were
sent to arrest Ruman but he had shot himself He was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital. where he lies IN critical
condition Rulman who is a married man. and has three
children has recently been employed steward in the
st Nicholas Hotel
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operation to this enterprise We believe that under
taking in itself national and timely sanctioned and
controlled by honorable and practical men, having a
direct influence on the prosperity OF industrial
interest and aspiring the national stability and
honor. must command the confidence and approval OF
every true American To such appeal for money 10
carry out the objects or the organization (which will
necesstae very large expenditures aud for active per
sOnal effort I'm giving effect the operations OF The
American Industrial League.
Letters addressed 10 the Secretary No II Park place
New-Nork, on any subject connected with the interests
OF the League, will command prompt and careful atten
tion. C. a. TROwBRIDGE, Chairman Executive Council.
JOHN WILLIAMS Secretary.
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John Coskie, President of the Tobacco IN
change OF Richmond, died in that city yesterday
A dispatch from Galveston says that len Ten
Griffin was taken down with the yellow fever on Thurs
day, but was doing well yesterday
Personal friends of Gen. Mcclellan assert
that he idea OF returning home at the request o
Mr. ohEson and that on tho contrary las has just de
termned 10 remain abroad another year ana has taken
a house and made arrangements fOr the tuition OF hs
children accordingly.
Gov. Ward of New-Jersey, it is understood,
will invite Hov Fenton OF NowYork and stan TO accom-
pany himself and suite III the socal car Nbch ne has
ordered for the occasion Of the Antelam Gedeaton on
the nth lust I. .. .aa.... ..e
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Rv direction Of the Secretary ntr having his request
War Br,y Major IIeuy before Board Of ET
Ter Capp 18th Regiment and having been found by
msr, discharged Board ysay incompetent
Of the nd States dhsrg the dues OF h once on
o General Order account OF wounds received IN bae
No n Can't Wills and finding having been spproyedby
Colop. Assistant Quar- President. bis will be
,ernster United placed retired list Of ON
Of of n which disability
from long and faithful
Breet Brig Gen Viee injury ineiden hefro
y G. Marshall, Msjor 3th L. g. In
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MOONLIGHT PARADE OF THE SEVENTH REGI
MENT.

Pursuant to orders from Col. Clark, the 7th
Regiment assembled ut their Armory last evening 10
make preparations for evening parade Ateociock
the companies marched 10 Lafayette place Ehere I'D, n
was formed ght rertng Fourths The entre street
filed with spectators Along the hhe Oh mar a
which was through FOurth-st, broadway, fourth,aES'
Twenty -thrdst Madisonaye., Thirty fourth-st futh
ave. Fourteentb-st University and Waverley'places 'o
sidewalks were densey thronged by admlring spectator
AS the regiment passed the Brevoort House Cen
who standing the stoop, was honoreo WIN .,
marching salute after which the sOlulerh retuhcu '"
their Armory and dismissed
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NFW-YORK.

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
SING SING, Sept. 1S.-At the Republican Dis
trct Convention held to-day the Hon Chauncey NJ De
pew Of Cortland Elliot c. Cowdin Of Newcastle and
Alfred Walker Ossining appointed delegates 10
Ihe Republican State Convention Delegates were az
pointed 10 favor Of nominating the Hou. James v"
Wgominq-H A. Dudley, Norman X. stedman the
Rev. G.. DeI.aMatyr.
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NTX-IERSEY.

A mass meeting of the Republicans of New
ark TO inaugurate Fall campaign for the municipal
and general elections is announced for the evening OK
"Wednesday the instant The speakers engaged are
Corr and Parker, esq, and Major Il. X Pangborn II
will be held at Walters Opera House, and VIII d0ubtess
give an encouraging indication Of the spirit OF the re
pubicans OF Newark in the coming contest
BURLINGTON COUNTY POLITICS,
The Republican County Convention Is 10 DE neId
a, The Hou In Mount Holly Saturday. Sept ~ at p
(-orge Thompson from BOrdeosn ~ the Assembly last
Niutev Il tLsi of fo Democratic candidate FOR Senator
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THE WEATHER.

Thermometer lowest early q 3s' Morning
e.- ,oar ov.. Aneruoou little cloudy Byen
,ns 70 H. hA el,s cloudy The Northern Lights visible from
tog
eclipse of fhs observed IN tbs CITY between II
,nJ 10 A. NJ entirely obcgIed with eirro ormus
% uut 20 also ha 80 then clear And light 10 The end Of the
nh,Dam.pon Th. eclipse visible Buope and Afies
orng weather reports dated at O'CLOCK ta'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

TRIAL OF SAFEs.-An important trial of
Fre-Proof Safes 10 be made tomorrow at the Inter
State Fair Norrstown Pa, at which Sanborns Steam
FireProof Safe Is TO be burned against Herrings Mar
wins Lilies Evans watson's, and several others.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

ting Master Samuel verT jr ney President and surgeons
detached from the Marble DAVID Harlan snd fhp Nses
head granted leave Of absence members ordered 70 convene
Brt~e has AT Annapolis ND on the h h
candidates for admission
Of Medical into the AeAdomy
o coasis u Surgeon Niruan Pinch
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TOtal..53,596 30,44O

The foregoing returns from POI cities, towns ana
plantations Chamberain's majority thus far 1923
against majority towns last year OF 29oo-ZZo
towns and plantations yet be heard FROM which gave
Chamberlain a majority of 434s.
No r,rrps hve been from this county which with kno
80 & Yorl bv. gone which gives the opposton
Of the State Senate 10 "a kepnbcan n m
the election Of y htpuoaH' &
II
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

MAINE.
COMPLIED FROM OFFICIAL RETURNS-INC0M-
PIE
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