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New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE STATE CONTENTION.

Albany. Sept 2.-The Convention met at
o'clock this evening. The following memorials were pre-
sented:
BY c. G. DWIGHT Rep., Cayuga)-of the citizens OF
Aubnrn for the abolition OF the Board OF Regents for the
University.
BY Mr. HARRIS Rep. Abany)-0f the citizens OF Al
bany on the same subject: - - .,., .,
BY c. l.. Allen (Rep, Washngtonl-O1 thc cluZehs VI
nv Mr OPDYKE (Rep, N. l.)-From the.Citizens Asso'
ciaon embracing plan for New ork city government
Nv Mr. LEE rep, Oswego-Of the citizens OF Os"ego'
for the abolition VI the Board OF Regents ot 'ho on
BY Mr. ENDREss CRep, Livngstonl-of the citizens Oh
livingston County on the same subject. ,,,
BY Mr. KRUM rep. schohariel-on same suDJco''
BY Mr. SMITH-On same subject
Bg bge Mp %IHfS Rsp, suii eanJf6at the Committee
on Resolutions be instructed to 80 amend he article o
ine TO be elected in November next shall receive
the compensation provided for In TINS oonS''u''O'
iaSIeI MI TOWNSEND Dem Kngs called up the reso,
,ro into and report whether this Convention was
ega3y and constitutionaly called Referred u 'nc No
mites T anvention then went into Committee OF the
on the re sort OF the Committee on the Powers ana
Duties Of Legislation. Mr. Barker thepp ohauauquh n
the chair. ~. ,..s odon,od.
sIsl be created for weighing, guaging cul-
M r insnectiug any merchandise, manufactures pro-
amese or commodity whatever but nothing III TINS sec
, shall affect any once created lot the pur
p I'm ia property, revenue, tolls or purchases or
70 snnnIviup the people with correct standard o!
" o1hfa and measures shall prevent the creation OF
any officers for such purpose hereaiter q, o found
Some further progress was made when " was lo..lu
,,t there was quorum present, ana the committee
adionrned until o'clock tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE YACHT JOHN I. FORD.
ARMSTRONG THE ONLY SURVIVOR.

ARMSTRONG TIE ONLY SURVIVOR.
~ ATLANTIC rslxeRAPB TaIBrsE
LONDON, Sept. 2.-The name of the only survivor
Of the crew of the miniature yacht John l. Ford
which was lost in the English Channel, is Armstrong
DESCRIPTION TIE YACHT
Baltimore paper says: 1.-THE John i. Ford saiied
from Baltimore under command OF Capt Chas. W. Goid
with John shaney rs Mate, and Capt. Riddle ana an
English boy named Murphy, as the crew. Capt Riddle
left the vessel on the coast of Maine ana when she put
into Halifax sailor named Armstrong was shipped III
his place. Capt Gold was for nine years previous 10
1890 employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as an
engineer; be then to NewOrieans ana nlleu the
same poston on the Jackson aud mississippi Railroad
Whe the war broke out he joined the Southern forces
under Gen Beauregard, and snbsequentiy comnaueu 9
blockade-runncr, plying between Charleston ana
Nassau ON entering the latter port, on ms
fourth yOyage. he captured ana MS
vessel was carried into Boston, where she was solu
and ne was prsoned at Fort Warren for nearly year
As soon AS Can't Gold was released, he returned 10 ms
home and family i'm Baltimore, where he became engaged
An mercantile pursuits but his nd0mltabe spirit OF al
venture led INN enter upon the perous enterprise OF
crossing the ocean IN vessel Of only two ana hat us
burden He devoted all his energies to the undertaking
and had the most unbounded confidence In the ultimate
this cv and has the proprietor OF restaurant inc
past few years. He Is the son OF Mr. Joseph shahey
well known fisherman, aud the son was raised 10 tnat
Occupaton and has also made several voyages 10 uue
on ports The boy Murphy was native OF England
and only shipped here means or getting 10 MS nome
OF the man Armstrong nothing Is known further thah
that lie was thorough sailor"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
ITALY.
THE CHAMBERS PRoRoGUED.


The session of the Italian Chambers was pro-
rogued August 10 by Royal decree which was read to
both Houses by Signor Ratazzi.
A Florence letter in the Constitutional says: II can
state In the most formal manner that apart from unfor
seen events Garibaldi re'urls 10 Caprera; we nave
therefore, hope that there exists no longer any
angcT with respect to Rons At Sienna. where the Gen
era received ovation, he spoke of revolution In the
Eternal CITY IN less aDsoimie @ lv , hi rnu"re ,s,
Mazzin he stated that they must go 10 Rome WIN the
italian dynasty, and that IL alone could conduct them
thither Uappily that dynasty has signed the Conven
ion ~ the ism September with France, and IL we wait for
II 10 take us 10 Rome we shall wait long time"
AS UNDERSTANDING WITH PRUSSIA.
The understanding which supposed 20 ex st between
Prussia and the party Of action In Italy said be
oscertained fact The Courier Frdneais states that
NJ be causes OF complaint against France Is the belief In
Italy that OF Observation vi foo men mas peeh
Assem- bled at ToulOn
The Pope says correspondents wrote 70 tnc Emperor
of C;aribadian invasion being tolerated ne should at
leave Rome being resolved as ever not to make part
ar with TO the revolution ana 10 go a once
, I'm some neutral country, where he would wait
events This declaration when ~ wen known 10 hose
about the Pope will be stricty adhered 10, produced
strong effect and the dispatch ordering all attempts TO
I sn,e, sed cOidc q cOnc was forwarded from Paris
to Florence. The Garbadian party are inrions-that
sec ton ~ IL at least wch ) Ny ,he ehefa
aud his sons Cauzio, Carroll &c MaALni on the other
hand is understood 10 have given his trusted agents or
ders TO suspend a present acton as e % no. ALLOW 'ne
aaOnarcky Of Italy 10 60 10 hohe' ouoh u" "ooi 10 ic
served for the Italian Repuphc
,t,RsuI NIEL'- LETTER.
The UoIs eXpresses the belief that the Italian Cabinet
hos dispotcled note 20 the ftenoh Government relative
=" letter recently addressed by Marshal Mel to the
Coinmapder of the Antilles Legion at Rome
TuE CnoLIRA.
Tho cboI, has assumed terrific proportions at Albano,
,,hi, numerous utf fs0ne bying from tc disease had
coI..,s.tyI. l.es.,-v, -gNl~I " S-si., rkiY
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
FRANCE.
SIX YEARS OF NAPOLEON.

SIX YEARS OF NAPOLEON.
Emile de Girardin, in the Liberte, thus COM
mens on the situation apropos Of the Emperors recent
letter
"From August 49, 1861 TO August 1s, 1867 exactly ak
wears have elapsed These six years mark period In the
Hstory )f the Restoration Of the French Empire
Is conspicuous by these First the expedition to
Mexico the occupation OF that country and the hye years
war; wound up by the insanity or the Empress Charloe
and the shooting of Macmillan at Queretaro secondly,
dipomac Intervention Of France in 1859 between roland
and Russia wound up by Poland losing her adnlnistra
tive autonomy, and her gnarterng after much Dloodshed
and ncalculabo ruin Thirdly, the unihcation OF Ger
many, engendered by the unhcaton OF Italy What
France has lost during those six years see PLAINLY
enough. But what has she gainedt
THE MOUSE OF THE MoSITEUR
correspondent writes "The Imperial letter pom
pousy announced by the semioca papers has made ts
appearance and turns out to be the duplicate OF letter
addressed Duke Of Persgny when he was Minister
OF the Interior ak years ago Like the letter OF aug TO-
1861 the letter OF Aug 49, 1861 dated from the camp
of Chaons but the Duke Of Persigny required only 2
coo coo francs for vicna roads, which were TO be ter
mated eight years and the Marquis de Lavaetfe IN 10
have 4SO money and i'll time Whatever
NAV be the real intentions OF the Government this de-
mand money IL looked upon with suspicion and on the
Bourse il is qualified empr1nt cache and In iact
the creation of fund into which the Government VIII Dc
able TO dip in case OF need.
THE CHALONs CAMP.
The Camp Of Chaons will be broken up on the ISL OF
September.
TIE NEW oPERA-HoUsE.
The facade OF the opera Is adorned with aerhate
Es and N which the sharp PaIlsians say stands ior
tDiprttHt HOuredu.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

dying sent to Rome for her confessor but her Majesty
died before he could arrive and the confessor himself
died shortly afterward In single night loo persons
died The inhabitants OF Abano, accusing the strangers
OF having imported the disease threatened 10 drive tne
away by force and n has been necessary TO station
detachment of zouaves there to keep the peaeS;
Many deaths have actually occurred in the failWa!
carriages between Alban0 and Rome. Naples
correspondent, writing the 18th inst, says; Ihe
Zouayes dispatched from Rome 10 prevent boodsheu on
entering Abano found corses lying at the corners OF the
street nobody having sufficient courage to bear them 70
the grave. The lieutenant III command 0f the Louases
took corpse lis own shoulders and bore to the
cemetery; the soldiers initiated his example with zeal
and the bodies all buried In fact the ZouaVes are
behaving in manner truly admirable, and shame the
pusilanimty OF the Italians All the resident doctors az
well as those Italian doctors who came TO Abano with
great families, have taken flight and not one native
doctor will venture there from Rome The pestenee IS
happily subsidng in the town. the number OF cases hav-
ing fallen at once from $50 to 10perhaps because the In
habitants have fed ndsse."
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
GRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ey ATLANTIC EGRArH TO THE TRIBUNE
LONDON, Sept 2.-The Foreign Onlce mas
Issued Blue Book containing the documents when
have been filed in that department IN the Alabama
case and the correspondence which has passed be-
tween the Governments of Great Britain and the
United States for the settlement of the claims 1he
latest dispatch in the collection shows what progress
has been made in the controversy, and states the
conditions upon which the English Government Is
willing to attempt final settlement. The dlspa'ch
is addressed by Lord Stanley the Secretary OF S1Vo
for Foreign Affairs to SIR Frederick Bruce the brt
ish Minister at Washington and is dated May a. loo
Lord Stanley informs Sir Frederick Bruce that Ell
gland is willing TO submit the claims OF American, VI
citizens for damages caused by the Alabama ana AZ,
other similar demands on the part OF the onl'eu
States TO Commission of Arbitration II Ihe ci'isiS
of British subjects against the United states lor
1oseeo suffered during the late war Of Rebellion are
likewise submitted to the decision of the same Com
mission.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoNpos. sept 2-Noon.-Consols for money, 94i;
United States FveTwenty bonds 7Si Illinois Central
Railway shares, 77i; Erie Railway shares 4t; Atlantic
and Great Western Consolidated bonds, %.
Aftenoon.-Consols for money "a 11-16; United
States F1veTweny bonds, 73i Illinois Centrals 77a Ere
Railway shares 45.; Atlantic and Great Western consoh
dated bonds, 233.
Eyenng-Consols closed steady at "a l1le for money
American securities closed at the following rates. United
States Five Twenties, 7si nnos Central shares, 73
Erie Railway shares, AIs Atlantic and Great Western,
%: s. nona.
FRAyKFoRr, Sept. 2-Ey enng.-United States BONDS
closed at 7Ti for the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL Sept 2-NOon-COtton quiet; estimated
sales to-day 10000 bales; Middng Upands lOsd; MID
ding Orleans, lO,d. Corn, 35S. Wheat, 1873 Tor "hite
California. Barley, 5i Oats, 3I6 Peas, Al Cheese'
s9L Beef, 1926 Lard 61is. Pork, 1919 Bacon, 4Si.
Rosn-Common, 7ie, and Medium, l2I. Tallow 44s' fo'
Ashes, sll Spirits of Turpentine, SoI. Petroleum
Spirits sid. Refined, la Cloverseed A.
Accommodation without change. The weather IS
favorable for the crops Corn declined TO S6'. Wheat
Flour Barley Peas and Oats without alteration IN the
Provision market Beef has advanced to &i Other ar
tiees unchanged. In the Produce market IaoW mas oo
chned to A &c. No change in other articles
Evenng-The Cotton market closed hrID at the loio"
ing authorized quotations. Middng Uplands, lotd Mid
ding Orleans 1Otd. The sales Of the day amount 70
10 600 bales Corn closed at 35I for Mixed western
Wheat 1873 for California White. The PROVISION mar
ket closed dull but prices are unchanged Spirits Petro
eum one penny higher; closing at 9ad per gallon Tai
low, 46 Spirits Turpentine, SO. Rosin, 'I9 for Com
mon and u. for Medium.
LONDON Sept. 2-NoOn.-No. II Dutch Standard sugar
2A6 Scotch Pig Iron, 6S. Whale Oil, $40 sperm OH
sl1o Iinseed Oil, ass Linseed Cakes, aloo Calcutt'
Linseed, CSC.
Afternoon-we have no change TO report in our mar
kets since the noon dispatch.
Evening-sugar closed at 24Ie Iron at 59i OILS ano
Iinseeds steady at the last quotations.
ANTWERP, Sept. 2-NOOn.-PetrOleum, AZ francs 1oi
Standard White.
ADMINISTRATIONS 47i francs for Standard White
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
.ur vrrtow FEVER AT GALVESTON.

TIE YELLOW fEf Al oAh'AS'N
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-The secretary Oh tne
rro..nr ,oa.v received dispatch from Special Agent
Re at Galveston stating that the yellow fever at that
not 4, fatal beyond precedent Out Of 20 officers con
ected with the House only three are NJ Tor uuty
Iho yemainder are either sick dead In consequence
as t state OF affairs the Departments has issued nsrnc-
ton FOR the removal OF the Custom House TO point fur
thor down the island outside the city limits which IL SAID
to bo free from the epidemic
The COLLECTOR OF Internal Revenue for the District or
galveston Texas writing 10 the Commissioners VI inter-
na Revenue thinks there no necessity for the renerai
of his Office owing the pre- vaence OF yellow FEVER inc
Commissioner win instruct him 20 exercise his own lndK
nent IN the matter. An Old citizen Of Texas, now in
Washin gon says Never before has the yellow fever
prevailed such extent that coast as az the pres
ent time" For the week ending Tuesday, the ION OK
September there will be issued from the Patent once
$50 patents During the past week over Ss applications
and 50 caveats have been fled
THE YELLOW FEVER IL NEw-ORLEANs'
Nrw-ORLEANs, Sept. 2.-There were thirty
vellow fever nterments Yesterday, among them Tom
King the pugst and Lieut. Mccormick Of the iron 'ao
Mahaska.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE PRESIDENTS DISPATCHES.
GRANTS LAST oRDER-POPE NO LONGER Az
Ass-FRED. DOUGLASS TO SUCCEED GEN

GRANTS LAST ORDER-POPE NO LONGER AN
Ass-FRED. DOUGLASS TO SUCCEED GIN
HOWARD.
The Radical papers charge that Special Order
No i2o issued by Gen Grant to District CommaDders 10
complete answer TO the allegations that the General
had receded from the position assumed in the fifth clause
Of his instruction to Gen Thomas comparison OF the
two orders will show how far the is complete.
The Instructions to Gen. Thomas to execute all
orders ne may nnd IN force unless authorized by tho
General OF the Army TO amend, alter modify them"
order NO 42o says Commanders OF Districts will mako
no appointments ociv office OF persons who have been
removed by themselves their command"
There would seem to be wide difference between
execution Of all orders regarding Registration Eecton
Juies &c. &c The other forbids the reappointment
cvil offices Of persons who had been removed. under
stand the President makes objection to the latter (en
Grants order1 whatever he may think Of the animus
exGov. Wells his office, would 1t
OF Gen. Grants orderi Wells would hold his Office by
stuton Of louisiana and by virtue Of his election by
Governor Of Texas While these gentlemen would refuse
military appointment to Office have no doubt they
which they were deposed BY GEN Sheridan Gen Grant
will have to remodel Order No. 42o.
Some of the correspondents Of the Radical press have
been giving out portions OF Gen. Grants private letter TO
the President The General should crafty his friends,
and publish the whole letter The last clause In which
he tells the President that the people will not quietly sub
init TO the removal of Mr. Stanton and Gen Sheridan,
would be particularly interesting TO the whole country
Ihe General should favor the country with the complete
text.
There has been much surprise expressed Of
Gen. Popes late letter in which he says, mo
circumstances could induce to interfere with the gen
era business Of the State The orders 10 be issued
such considered necessary TO the execution Of tho
Reconstruction acts, which do not warrant violent
changes In the ordinary course OF civil business This
altered tone Of Gen. Pope could easily be explained
authorized TO refer to certain very positive nsruc
tOns which have lately been sent TO him. He has seen
In the OF Gems. sherdan and Sickes the result Of
arbitrary orders, making violent changes" and he
would avoid the necessity OF being relieved" is,
however, too late He must again prepare for his bead
quarters in the saddle"
is rumored in high official circles that shoud
cies occur, Fred Douglass will receive the nomination
for the Office of Commissioner Of Freedmen, while Col
Parker Indan), Gen. Grants staff will be placed at
the head OF the Indian Bureau. Col Parker Is gentle
Of undoubted ability and fine literary requirements
Douglass speak for himself-GWash. Cor Bosn Poet
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
RUSSIA

THE TARIFF-TELEGRAPH TO INDIA.
The Committee of the Moscow BOursc have
presented petition TO the Minister Of Finance, praying
for permission express their opinion upon the GoVerh
mcilt project for lowering the existing tarln ,-
The Council OF Ministers have approved the concession
which has granted To Messrs Siemens Brothers Tor
the construction Of direct and special telegraph hne
connecting England and India through Russia.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
HOLLAND.
THE CHOLERA.

The cholera has made its appearance IN k0t,
terdn The disease OF very virulent character and
most of the persons wfp attacked die within few
hoirs ON Friday last, 6, the first case occurred
and The number Of at Is daily increasing On Sun
day ve persons died Hopes are entertained i that the
only sporadic but it Ia feared that the
debauchery which accompanies the great kerDesse, or
fair lust being held will have very bad effect IN
encouraging tie epidemic.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
CANDIDA.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF TIE TURKISH
GOVERNMENT
LONDON, Sept 2-Evening.-ln circular note tle
Sublime Porte announces to Its Ministers a. loieisn
courts that the war in the Island of Gambia has peeh
broupbt 70 a close. and that general amnesty has
heen granted 70 the insurgents. The same note
promises that many reforms will be forthwith intro
dnced in the laws and administration OF the Island
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
OVATION TO GEN. SHERIDAN.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-The Radical Clubs and
delegations from posts of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public met tonight to arrange for public reception TO
Gen. Sheridan his arrival here. Gen. Clinton b. Fisk,
President and Mayor Thomas and Gov Fletcher made
speeches COorcd people will be allowed 10 participate
In the demonstration il they desire.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
GEN. THOMAS.

The Louisville Journal Of Aug. 2S, says This
distinguished commander whose whereabouts Of late have
been somewhat conjectural is In Western Virginia
OF inspection and will be absent for several
days. He is accompanied by Major Kellogg The Gen
erals health is very good and his present tour he
will combine the official with the recuperative. IL must
rejoice everybody In this Department TO know that Gen.
Thomas will retain his command
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
NARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDONDERRY, Sept 2-Noon.-The steamship Peru
yan from Quebec 19d of August has arrived here
on her way to Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 2-NOon.-The steamship Weser,
Capt Wenke, from New-YOrk on the 22d OF August az
lved here o'clock last night ON the way TO Bremen
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
SPAIN.
THE INsURRECTION

The continental papers have very meagrc IN
teieence in respect TO the disturbances in spain Inc
Pori, Paris Auc 90 states that the Spanish plot pro
nsred at Rrsses has completely failed, and the nsnr
ksAl ps.1s " C...v.l. .ats .ee4 eAx..s's' -~S ~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
srp,ous RESULT OF A CHARIvARL

sTRArFoRp, Ont, Sept 2.-On the occasion
q, the marriage OF Mr. Watson at his house. three mes
from here number Of young men started charNari'
aud enaly proceeded to break in the doors and Window
an rnnuon Watson fired shot gun at then' wouhuihg
tw" named McArde and FIannagan, the former very
ss.lyI-,., Ws,sgS ~ eSsA aIxisI+
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
PRUSSIA.
THE ELECTIONS.

BERLIN, Sept. The Liberals have carried the
elections for the North German Parliament III all the
large towns of the Confederation.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

ANTS issued during the month was CO. covering s11
acres The number of claims received, 81 nDdep
special acts, %; renewal cases admitted, 1S; re-
jected, IL.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
BY STEAMSHIP.

The mails by the City of Boston, from Liver
pool August 2l, arrived here yesterday
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-09
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROTHERS,
No. 81 West Second Street.

offer FOR SALE. IN LOTS To
~ suit, at the closest rates to cash buy
erS- 49,
500 bags Ordinary to Choice COFFEE;
81 LOCO bbIs. SUGAR, all qualities; 90
200 bbls SYRUP and MOLASSES; r..
so bags Prime RICE;
100 bags Sifted PEPPER;
IS bags ALSPICE; "
Also, full supplies of Nutmegs, Cassia,
Mace, Ginger, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff. Oys-
ters, Sardines, HOLSTERS, Peaches, Pine
apples, Blackberries. and all kinds of
Canned Goods, Preserves, Jellies, etc.;
Candles, Soap, Starch: WOoden-Ware in
all varieties; together with full stock OF
all goods suited to the trade.
Orders promptly filled. .f
Goods not in our line will be supplied.
TermS-CaSh. TocN div
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-09
CORR sPONDEN OAa.
FROM SPENCER COUNTY.

Business at ROckpOrt-POrk Packing
The Corn GFOp-The New Jail
Outlay for Public Improvements
The Wheat Crop. tA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-11
PHLEBOTOMY.n

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-11
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