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THE STATE CONVENTION.

,, CONVENTION ADJOURNED TO NONhmn -
I'M TuF DEwOCRATS PROPOSE SEPARATE SCD
,uSsroN OF CERTAIN ARTICLES A''D - -
NAL ADJOURNMENI--INIEl' El'i-'A
ny rELEsKlrH 10 THE TtBVN- -. o,.o,,llod
aIp,Ny. Sept 94-The Convention reasSen'pie"
..;.h ,,or, full numbers After the transaction u
,ou,;ne business, Mr. Curtis called up his resolution
,raviouslv offered providing for an adIouThiien'
fro, noon Of to-day TO noon of the second IueSu"9
i, November Nh Weed moved to substitute 'no
FIRST Tuesday in May Another Amendment ""'
ofered by Mr. Herman to the effect that the OVi'''
zion perfcct an article on the Court oi AppeS' az"
opd an article on Suffrage and that the same DC SUI
nitted to he voted on separately alter Wh'on 'i,o
Convention should adjourn sine die. MS aIncnu
Ut ,,os lost by a vote of II to i6 and MI Weeo
l., ootos "a The original resolution oiered Dy MI
Cvr,is was then carried by vote Of 'S to 41 Inc
democracy carried out their policy o1 mn
5or;no the work of the Convention 10 inc
Iost Mr.. Greeley offered resolution toward
tho close of the session. requesting the Committee Oh
PpIc 70 rcport such amendments TO the rules OF 'he
Convcutiou rs would facilitate the work OF the Con
vcntioD. Mr. Weed rose and announced ms deterinl-
nation 70 debate the question, in order that IL gn'
go over TO the November session under theruie Inc
President cxterously avoided the dilemma by refer
ring tbe resolution TO the Committee ON Ruies. Al
- o'clock the Presidents hammer fell, and he an
nounced the Convention adjourned to noon oil Tues
day Nov. 10.
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Inc question then taken the RESOLUTION O1crcd
by Mr Curtis, as follows:
Roed That on Tuesay the Path September Y o'clock noon
this Convection will adjourn until the second Tuesday November
hour
When Mr.. CASSIDY'S Dem Albany name was called
ne asked TO be excused from voting He said this body
was caIled III accordance with law and could not act
without legislative sanction He protested against fhis
ae Oh adJonfhment as against the law, aud a reyOlu-
uonary action on the part of this body.
MT ALNOhD lkcp, OnondaRa) called the gentleman
Iioh Ai1aly Mr Cassidy To order. He not giving
an argument against the resolution. @
moi III & = ln sd he was giving reasons why he could
Inc point of Ord,s not sustained
cassidy htigmatized the attempt 10 adjourn over
mi anu III lhe next election evasion of the popular
the resolution ~ WV nv 'AOii" 'o'o "Sdih0I
from voting, ana he was excused 9 '' ''''
Mf. Curtis resolution yv,e ,i,.sn o1o..1,
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Announcements
FILLER & BAR

FILLER & BARNUM's NEW Tuck CREAsER
sSp srtFCrirE ul1EH CosuyfD lhs ran.st 81 All IN
il " fLe 1y itfir , nH fuckers
NhJr
i rel; tae hand Ou,trai - fnns Tho cloth
tcsouicl ald CANNOT cCT srHAE'
aay r rodt The e spring u ihc scf6uic ani ba'teF
., hs ff Oors ts.lrr rL0lt hasr ~ 1u. 80. .n gold
larfHf Itas afr'f and dH0tHf NJ f'iJ
iae s,I rom sold - mos' y ihe sowing Wa
o. the omcr No SJ Brptd~AI,
~ eaf - Besrtett. y l. Wlsfc aA NJ Srrs ienei dr'
ItH. L. % northern gallery
20 u d.rertaus . by mail " BAKSus sole Ag,ui
ff sat P.J4a. le trade 80. ca BoadsaY, y i.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Woops HOLE Sept 2Ariyed bark Fannie T. Bell from S"ai
Island =. .o....,,,s Tsucs A GARY
baltimore. w T.. clyde, New York ..o.,. b,r;,c
FoRrRpss MONROE Sept 2Th pilot boat Cofuette Reports
boarded The bks Ataana Liverpool for Norfolk stella ron ,
ri, fro West Indies; ST Lawrence. from DemesIa hoIuesu
% Iiverpool; Eureka NeWYOrk for Baltimore; 6B
@ n r. for Richmond Va with suanoi aud L. s. snip :"
from Anna polls ,r....t.. w. al
con Rinore Archer and Reeves Philadelphia Caista, RockpoH
David Collins, Philadelphia -,,..c y w rori N.v yo,L
Ga, Sept N-ArTiVed steAbsHp9 " w. A ~" "
wyoming philadelphia - -
Sailed. steamship Leo. for new orS'
Cleared, brig IesOute, for Balthoie'
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oC,nnY .i II ,TCu Tein Erie) offered the followlng
se- ti rarucnt Of which the canal revenues az
pledged and aier all the advances Nin heI,s. % ar er
brrster made canal purposes SHAH uv ppa DO hoe
thereafter le imposed charged OF t'u up" I
sroe on the than shall be sufficient ioi ordinary i' ~
fu!icr Necessary Improvements
Laid on the table. . -, ,ho touou-
Mr.. CHIEFLY dep., Westchcster) offered the iollo"-
ing resolutions: . ,, - ,r...sl N consider the
rules CONVENTION, and report such amendments As may d" ~
jrl1rent facilitate the work ofthc Convention. .- .
Mr. WEED Dem. ClntOn) said tllat ne was Va
debating this resolution. and therefore, under the fu
il would have to - over 10 the NoVcWbeI sessV.l. IN
The PRESIDENT announced that under the rules inc
resolution woud be referred to the Standing Committee
Mr. TAPPFN Rep Wcstchester) moved that the Com
mttcc have leave to set during the recess -, ,,,o,
Mr.. FOLGER rep, Ontario moved 10 ahienu '"''
such service he performed WITHOUT pay , .. .,
The TAPPEN accepted the amendmen'' ana u was
adopted. ,,,,,, ,,,r, rustor,
moved To adjourn a.. <,..,. ao..,
The Yeas and Nays were ordered ana tle ish , com ON
mcnccd 10 call the roll at the bottom instead OF tlc op
beginning with Mr.. Young When nc hdu P'ou"'"'" wv
some len 9Th, amid laughter. 1870 4, ..;,., 90 or1or
Mr. SFAVER Rep Franklin) rose to point OF 9TucI
He did not believe at tins iate s,gSS %, '"'
The PRESIDENT decided the point OF orGer not "V"
Mir MURPHY Dem, Kings raised the point that inc
Il az thc roIl i'm this manner would be reHecuOh on
ti'n Contcufor as IL was going backward. Laughter
Tho PRESIDENT decided the point Of ORDER not wen
taken. III, ~. u pTo soid q.
"I l>l, that Mr. Franks may be called AGAIN lho
Secretary repeated the call , a., -, ,,.,rt,
The PIiESIDEN SAID: " understand that NJ fr''A
has paired on" lLaughterl -, -. -, -
Before the roll had been called through me hour vi ~
arrived, aud tile PRESIDENT declared the tohVehtoh
adjourned until the second Tuesday in November next
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TREASURY DEFhtakSr. OFFICE behfhorsE boAHp
NAsHISGToS. u e.. sept -. lubt )
OMca Information gven that pile Light House hls been
erected NJ james Island month ~ the Annamssr River To take the
place o the ghtftse stationed there lhr light Viii Dc exhibited
for the h1t time he evening 1 Of October 1884, The Light
House stands the reef extending om the mouth w tie rr To- tho
hhtsse 10 the Sound three ouhs oi mie distant from each and
81 et ~ The work of the foundation painted
rel The snpcniracture painted white The Illuminating appau
rsne lens The fourth The focal plane ~ 80 irt abac Ur
nary tides a the light be IN clear weather distance Of ten
miles.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

LAST WEEK ~ NEw-YORK AND BROOKLYN.
Register Harris, in his usual weekly letter to
the President Of the Metropolitan Board Of Health,
speaks quite oncouragingly. thus:
For e ended Sept a. there 'o9 ass IN Newio
anle 81 nite, a.ylans an hosi hr hads There
o1, , an ,, & G vr, ti ,,s.s, ere ,as. and
constitutional and eoaFse disorder, 'la o at1 asr
ie,rge oay 10 lives ierk, aad bet - Bryot9
1rn 20 10 'he former anu " ~ we ',ir Guy We 5 s
f Or &'sas & .t'Gi SG i TIE ~ 1.s -, P'l, @ &
Sin the later cty Attributable disorders Of rcsory
lat ant sud respectively the previous week The mraa
empea 20 ah ,houa unusually .1% io1 Ls ~ ',aoP' Tas sa
ton atmosphere being considered lto The
ariei d,r,.e of aoue d'or pp4od ie,r slcrpie give,
premise OF a'y As.mn; III J'I W I i.Si, ] oS,.'a Of ~ M i
kinds, Killed l0l peraons 10 the Two elite"
AID FROM BROOKLYN.
Under the auspices of the Kings County
Medical Society, public meeting vi rs held last night at
the rooms of tile Historical Society To take for
lean. Dr Reese presided Dr Bell at some length,
described the situation ~ the city of NcwOrlcans, and
urgently appealed for immediate and generous aid. Tho
meeting also addressed by the Hon Demas Barnes,
cxMayOr Hail. and others II was unanimously resolved,
THAT the members of this Society constitute commit
tee procure AID for the sufferers In Southern cities,
until the necessity ceases"
THE CHOLERA At OMAHA NEB.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. H.-fiye fatal eases of chOl-
era at Omaha were reported yesterday.
TERRIBLE DISTRESS IN TEXAS.
NEw-ORLEyNs, La, Sept A.-rhe interments
from yellow the hours ending AT o'clock this
morning ~.
Letters received from La Grange, Texas TO be laid be-
fore the Howard Association here state that the number
Of citizens remaining In the town is barely 6oo yet tho
ntemcnts have reached "a In two days Those attacked
almost sure To die. The disease Is proving fatal m
nine out Of ten. Every house Is filed with sickness
and death. and whole families have been swept away,
and ia there has been 10 bury them.
Tie disease s spreading In the country No provisions
In the town. aud country people Will not venture In
with produce On the 9th inst not meat could be
had 10 make Cruel for tho sick Business has ceased
tIcy; the stores closed aud the vspapCrs have
ceased publication The Jail has been emptied Of It's u-
mates, who fed in terror from the OF dcsuluton
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Az Txrrysvr AUCTION SALE by order of

AZ EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE 10y ofdcr OF
~ Casiof o. Casins) Gois Ware, and Mclini ,efei
~ tosen % Iass pu ic sod by L,wStScE
Torrr Ausorseu. Tns pAr CNciuesyl II tie Ershange
sae,roo ufsadahy T. very superior % oo brands q
Gs-n choke Lqrsn sa4 rrrss Pine Neteis Sts ace Jew
s rrsaas sioasf 1c. u be oTes a lots 10 sat Casa.
lsss., AZ t.et.eres-s os-s No III nroslaar
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

Asl, Your Grocer for kENT's EAST INDIA Cor
Safe f laI s a1i lkcf h s,tUhr brssIe u limitations
u,,i rcas,,I 70 Soc -, 4.5. aal 2Ii "a,husioasI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

The question was then taken the amendment offered
by Mr. Weed TO adjourn to the first Tuesday in May next
or to such time the Legislature may provide Lost by
10 foe Vpfc
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L1TESr SHlP NEDs.
PORT or NEW YoRK....sKrr o.

ARRIVED.
ship Iadoga Wiey Crondt % days ndse to H. ". Ropes Co
BELOW.
SHIP Isaac Webb. Stowell, Liverpool, Aug o.
Emma Rich GapliI Aug. H.
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" HE-Ihl Coupling ior "a 81, packing uosr can he
sehrd o. od lurgr made best NurNi lun Foe c hy all
principal talgc Hardware Dealers n the a. s. r. dpal ,po,,
y CIV No 80 Bency No 80 Waeu and Nv l2 hnbefssts
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

no.c,u,l vll lol-cs Bis Pail It, c % Genucuens
aal rltae tafa rci7 srl riHg welcome t
Tao,e slo ari t.c iaai m ~ lc tsson AL unlaeo-aly
,eek g. 90 Ksot's NO ~ anl 80. sJI Brosifay.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
DISASTERS
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

WIHISGT0y ~ G.. Sept liThe br Paradgn. Capt Dunlap
from lafs for Charleston with 4 sat went ashore un Cap
Looko Shoals 22 The by the steamship cary
Ihe AtsseI and caTEo Is no dnnhi a inta los.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

Many n family will regret before another
1EtrDAAgu vuf ptectoa ne'rr blotea uf y burglar
l. No..
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

The question then taken on the amendment offered
by Mr. Herman follows:
Iood Convention perfect article
that the auI She article
bc voted upon separately at the coming November election and
then adjourn without day.
The resolution was lost by a vote Of G 10 7C-all the
Democrats voting in the affirmative and all the Ropub
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
THE PTBLIC HEILTH.

LAST WEEK ~ NEw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN.
Register Harris, in his usual weekly letter to
the President Of the Metropolitan Board Of Health,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
AID From BROOKLYN.
TERRIBLE DIsTRESs IN

Sr LOUIs, Sept. 2I.-Fiye fataI cases Of chOI
era at Omaha were reported yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

SALES ever, weac.ia. and sl,arly throw .hoa, the
OIL LIBERTY -ST.-A large assortment of
frtc0s CAkRiA1ks selling oh At large Hcollt for cash,
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CLIMAX

| - CD1NhA.
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Screfula md many of my relatives have dica
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did everything could. } had to rest my arm
On cushion, and had not beea able to raise
it to my head for over ye1r The discharge
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putation was recommended; but pronounced
dangerous. [ could not sleep and my suffer-
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English physician who applied salye- with
which he said he had accomplished extraor6i-
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commenced torelieve; I persisted in it's uset
it finally effected perfect and reljab BE curs
[ SIT now 1913. 1t il FIVE years since I had
the appearances of scrofuIous sore, and my
health has been good ever since procured
the r. eeipt of this wonderful article-,his
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'r GE's GILMAN SALvE," and allow the public
to use it or not they choose This is a brief
Circular. J. NJ. PAGE.
Geneva, New York, December, Is 49,.
New York, Oct. l6, 1856.
Il have known J. NJ. Page, Esq, of Geneva
N. T.. for nanny years. he is one of the first
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week in good health. His case was most re-
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A CoMICAL FASHION REPORT.
New York fashion correspondent gets OF

A CoNnCAL FASHION REPoRT-A
New York fashion correspondent gets off
the following
Eyes continue to be worn, one on
each side OF the nose, and Immediately
under the brows. There has been some
talk Of substituting single orb. of in
creased size and brilll;lncy, in the centre
of the brow: but after all our achieve
ments in lightning speed, the world
moves slowly, and the idea of change
in the number of eyes to be worn has not
been tavorably received, Notwithstanding
its many advantages; but the color is va
ried to suit the occasion, and just now the
prevailing tint is green-a fine sea green.
This shade can be best acquired in Baden
Baden by continued contemplation Of the
delicious toilettes OF the deni monde,
but may be obtained in Paris, Saratoga,
OF. on Broadway Black, blue and grey,
are still worn in the home circle, and are
found very becoming In the nursery, at
the family tea-table, and social evening
gatherings.
Noses maintain their position on the
center Of the face. The Grecian or ac-
quiline7is generally preferred, but the
Siooo ia . ICiu .ilCii PLACES VII very PREV
ty faces, in defiance OF most determined
opposition and at present writing are
looking up Avery pretty article Of the
Greelan type is now furnished by Good
yer, and is is not improbable that, in time
ali other varieties may disappear
Lips are midway between the nose and
point of tie chin, and are pale pink
The coral variety is no longer tolerated,
except in girls not yet come out
Teeth will be larger and of somewhat
blueisn tint, to correspond with the com
plexion, which must be dead white and
red
Ears are Worn, one on each side Of the
head, with the hair all carried up so as to
give them a peculiar appearance of alert
ness. There is some prospect of hnving
them poi lted, as the mistress of the
GRAND Duke Of I,--has a pet rabbit
which is very much admired in European
court chcies- EtftE
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A Touch Story,
"A western Cpaper tells the foAowin

2 "A western paper tells the following
rather tough story i 4tkW4 A8k6
An accident of remarkable nature
occurred in the woods of neighboring
county last week, by which man was
thrown eighty feet into the air. He was
standing on a balance tree lying across a
large log, to see another tree come down,
when the tree in its falling course struck
the other end of the tree on which 9he
was. standing, and the tremendous weight
of It's coming on the spring lever, threw
him like a Shot into the air.
The remarkable part of the story re-
mains to be told. When at it's highest
elevation the man caught hold Of limb
IN the top ct tree, about - feet from
the trunk, and remained suspended by
the arms until the person who had felied
the tree travelled a distance Of five miles
and returned with help and a ladder, be-
fore he could be released from his peril
Gus position.s He was found in the same
position as when left, evidently in the
best of spirits, for he was whistling
Yankee Doo,lle;" and making strong
fight with his feet against delegation Of
wasps that were endeavoring to build a
nest in the seat of his pants He said,
upon fGdcillnS tie SfOunu, That DC nau
healthy time with the rarmints, and at
tributed his powers of endurance wholly
to the -hotly-contested canvass he had
withsthe critters, by tlieir persistent fire
in tie rear, and the tremendous excite
mcnt incident thereto.
Ii that man ever gets into Office, he
will be provided for the rest of his nat
ural life. He will know how to hang On
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fetal single thread machines is $40
The foregoing facts and figures we find
In the F'InnacaI Chronicle OF the seventh
instant About year or so ago, is our
readers will remember, we published a
series of articles descriptive of some of
the great manufacturing Interests in this
country We then selected and describ-
ed the Immense establishment of the
Singer Misunderstanding Company. located
in this city, as tho representative and
leading concern in the department of
sewing machines, and We are now pleased
% find that we did not in the least exag
gerate or oyer-estimate the Importance
of the company In question. 1t Is note
worthy aud somewhat suggestive that
the Singer Company, who did not, as we
understand, take the trouble of visiting,
or even of sending their machines to the
Paris Exposition-who seemingly do not
care, in the least, for either gold medals
or red ribbons, and whose name is rarely
seenln print-should, nevertheless, eclipse
all other sewing machine concerns in the
magnitude of their business. There is,
ct course, reason for all this, but we
leave our readers to find that out for
. themselves-Hon,e Journal.