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New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

The Convention of the GoverAors of the Loyal
States now talked Of would, we think, accom-
plish good. Such Convention was held during
the war, and the interchange of views resulted
in concert Of action and general understand
ing between the States Fenton, Geary, Bullock,
Coz, Chamberlain, Hartman, Burnside, Oglesby,
Ward, Brownlow, Fletcher Farchild, Blasdel.
Marshall, Boreman, Crapo, and Stone, could not
meet and discuss national affairs without benefit
to the country; and if Messrs English and
Swami should attend they might learn many
valuable lessons
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
Democratic.

County officers are to be chosen. The following the
rival state tickets:
Republican, Democratic.
Gopcr1or. ...... John p. Page. John J.. Edwards.
Jfe,p -}OreyuOr. stephen Thomas. waldo Brlghaln
Treasure. John Il. Page james N Williams
In 1866 the whole vote for Governor Including three
scattering) was 45 n2, Dllnghams Rcp) majority over
Davenport Den) being 22,s25 In 1906 the whole vote
was 80, ,4JG. Dnghams majority over Davenport being
IsT3 scattering 49, In 1864 the whole vote for Governor
was i35i3 Smith Repl having majority OF 1897 over
Rcdaeld (Dem). The whole vote for President was
1910 Lincoln going out Of the State with majority Of
a)0os Lncoln's majority in 1850 was 22S72, the whole
vote being 46 The State Senate last year unani-
nously Republican, and the House stood 22i Republicans
70 10 Democrats which was Copperhead gain OF two
over the preceding year. The Copperheads have not
elected State Senator since Is6o when they squeezed in
one In 1923 the Legislature was unanimously Chon
Concerning the present political situation our cor
respondent at Burlington writes under date Of the
Both ult.
There general feeling throughout the State that at
,ssss nans % tSm my as Foreign TO The soil Of Yer
mont. The Hon. j. Il. Page, Republican candidate Tor
Governor is one Of our most popular men, genuine Re-
publican Of the Radical school Gen. Thomas, candidate
for LeutenantGovernor, was brave soldier aud capa-
bile man every way. The Democrats are split" one
party led by John CAIN who 40 IA for boiling" the
regular nominee. and put up the Hon Ed Phelps, the
in the Union but politically he Is what Are-
Ward would call ga cuss" In the county eonyen-
tOns there has been an unusual amount OF boDg Tor
various causes. In Chittenden County the Hon. f. X
Hard candidate for Senator, and the Hon. Jeremiah
French. candidate for State Attorney, have, been
belted by the temperance advocates, ana the
Hon ]. 8. Adams nominated for Senator, and
H. H. Talcott esq., for States Attorney. All these candi-
dates belong TO Burlington and II Is more personal anb
lion than anything that has OceasOned thc boiling
But the most fun will be found In Rutland VT, where
John Cain musters his Irish Brigade and joins few Re
publicaDs who In for free trade In whisky" This will
make music, for the candidate thus nominated by few
Liberal Republicans" as they style themselves, and
adopted" by the Democrats, Is no less popular
than Long John Crampton, proprietor OF the BardwCn
House John" Is of the best specimens of genuine
Yankee ever Standing six feet six" in MS stock
fngs with feet and hands broad and long good sized
cradle with a voice that takes the place Of "bc" and
"gong and walk that is the envy Of all shortlegged
travellers, and stride that makes the Colossus OF
Rhodes q reality he wil fear stTaddle other
candidates and be found in the Representative chair at
NOutpeher ths Fall.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

The Rebel majority for Helm and the loyal
majority for BrownlOw are nearly equal-oycr
10000 each The comparison suggested is sig
nifcant. Tennessee. a State that seeded, ell
fIanchiscd her negroes and disfranchsed her
Rebels; Kentucky, nominally loyal, gives the
ballot to her Rebel soldiers and denies it to
her loyal blacks. We think Tennessee, with her
great loyal majority, might safely give the bal
lot TO many of her repentant Rebels we know
that Kentucky should open the polls to all her
dOWn-tlOddcn freedmen.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

The Mexican Government, our correspondents
inform us, wants money, and will probably ask
Wal-st. for few millions. But Mexico is not
likely to borrow large sums at easy rates, un-
less assurance is given OF liberal and stable
Government The men who hate the Yankees,
and threaten strangers with death, must bo
banished from our councils if she wishes TO
horrow of us
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

Beside the pestilenco in the cutters, we are
now to have, it seems, pcstilcncc on the river
beside Some of the olial-boilinS establish
ments which have been banished from the
city have been transferred to hults, and are
now mooied in the North River to poison the
air We have noticed for months past grow
ing increase of the nuisance of floating ofal.
The Board of Health ought to lock into the
nlaftpr at once
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

Gen. Sheridan yesterday received the official
order relieving him from the command of the
Fifth Military District, and will leave New
Orleans for his new command in the muian
country on the arrival of Gen. Griffin from Gal
weston. Before his reception of the order he
gave the unreconstructed a parting shot III the
removal of the Sheriff and Tax Collector of the
parish of st. Tammany.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

We hear-tha the special pleading on behalf
of the President, of which We yesterday gave
q spccimcn in the case of Gen. Sicklcs, Is to be
extended 10 Sheridan and Howard, and that
Stanbery's factotum QBmckley) is preparing a
document AGAINST these officers to justify, cX-
cuse, pallatc, or otherwise account for their
renovation, it is quite positively added, How
ards head is to fall as soon as Mr.. johnson
can find q man who will take his place.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

The Turkish Government again announces
that the insurrection in Gambia is at an end,
that a general amnesty has been granted, and
that many reforms will at once be introduced
Though it is known that the insurrection has
of late been somewhat exhausted, the world
will demand better proof than an Official DIS
patch of the Turkish Government before 1t be
lieves in the complete subjugation OF the
heroic CretanS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

The English Government has published a
Blue Book containing the diplomatic cores
nondence concerning the Alabama claims. Ac-
cording to the latest of the dispatches publshcd'
that Government declared its readiness TO
submit to commission of arbitration the
claims of the United States against England, II
at the same time the claims of English citizens
against the United States would be submitted.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
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New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

After the disaster to the little yacht John L.
Ford. reported 10y cable dispatch yesterday,
we hope to hear 10 more of toolhardy voyages
across the Atlantic in tubs and cOckle-shels.
There is no true bravery in tempting Proyi-
dencc, and no glory in succeeding in an adven-
ture which is simply rash without being useful
IN any human creature.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
OHIO.

The Republican Convention OF the Second
Ohio District. which met recently at Cincinnati and
nominated Richard Smith for Congress- passed resou
lions resrning the principles OF the State Convention
held at Columbus in June. pledgDg themselves for the
payment OF the national debt 10 the ast dollar fayOr
the striking out Of the word white" from the State
Constitution, and fully approving the "scntments Of
rho letter OF Cen u. =. Grnt Ia Andrew Johnson, IN
reference " the removal Of Gen PM. Sheridan"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

As soon as the Presidents legal operator has
finished an Howard, he will turn his batteries
against Pope 1t is reported that the suddenly
conspicuous Bnclley not long since dashed into
editorial writing for Democratic journal, but
made so poor a job of it that his eiluslon was
rejected. Doubtless he will have better success
with one who is only too willing to be soothed
by ANYTHING in the way of argument for i'll
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
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Terms cash in advance.
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Ia 1,nnpRcpnNDENTS.

- - ,.kon Of ANONYMOUS CommunosAons -,
No oo must authenticated bT he nsc au Gs
,pot necessarily for PUbhshon o' S'S St"A'" ~
hs good faith 80, ,,.o...d "a ttTaa Tam
New-lork
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

rT The Money article and Markets rW D
found on the second page THIS morning, ana LH
erorV Items on the Si1th page.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

40 announcement is made as regards tho sup
Elementary bills which must como up at ''''
next session of Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

four times would not be too much fcv the
proper accommodation Of the torrents of hu.
manity that surge to and fro over the great
artery to New York.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

The cornerstone Of the new jewish Hospi-
tai was ldid in chicago yesterday. The ceremony was
characterized by due pCp and dspay all tic Jewish
organizations IN thc city partlc patug Eloquent al
1resscs were made by Mayor Rice and Ilrtfy Grocll-
BAUM IL Engush, and Godfrey sny dacker In Ocinlu
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

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satt II has u immense sale throughout 'he "0i'u'
M,syotu WATER delightful toilet srice-nPeror to cologne
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New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
VERMONT.

The Vermont election occurs to-day. a Gov
ernor Lieutenant Governor Treasurer, legislature and
County officers are to be chosen The following the
rival state tickets:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

SILVER PLATED WARE.
tos ProaERs TIA ssrs URSs CAsToR' &c &C. plated
- s ,b,,. or nickel silver manufactured expressly for our trade by
tas celebrated
N.s,ov, BRr,SSr. CoxPASr AND ROGERS, SMITH Co.
GEO. II. KITCHEN & Co.,
No s Broadway NsrYOrE opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
Netu'}lork Daily grhm'rs,

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
sIR. FORREST.

Mr.. Forrest made his first appearance last
night at the Broadway Theater The house densely
crowded We shall review the performance tomorrow.
AT the moment we can but speak word OF welcome 10
the veteran who sets critics by the and takes captive
tho multitude
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

NBLOs GARDEN
vRNING-THB BLACK CROOK-Great PAr!sleuns bAl.e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24


and 10 counsel With them under instyrct,osG
from tho Hon. Secretary of the Intaror.
or whics number you one. In the iostr,c,,ons
issued by the Hon. H. Browning Secretary of tie =.
terror 70 the SAID Commissioners The following language
is used tit may be necessary for you make pres~
ens 20 the inaans with whom you hold friendly tslxs
and also 70 give them raons 10 this you will buy
Such aud obtain such raons from parties hav
Ing hem forsae in the Indian country giving propes
vouchers tor the same which will be paid here"
This answers the rst, second aud third OF your intsr.
rogatores.
In reply to the FOURTH ffth and sixth iuteogatores
would state that hs goods furnished by you for the
Indians were not goods tus had been purchased by the
government also that no goods have boon purchAs Cd
for the Grow Indians tho tribe referred to- by the gov
erDment, the present SEASON. have any goods been
sent to Fart Phil kearny by this Department, snl
finally that the Department has no knowledge Of aug
funds asng been placed In your hands in the hasd
o. either OF said commissioner, for the purchase e
your obedeat servant. CHARLES Il, Elk,
~ Acting Commissioner.
missioner, Washington, u. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
TINE AUSTRIAN s1tGn saP-0F-wla fssa;ss tLzarxrn

This magnificent vessel, which recently arrived In The
port Of New York, nrod salute in honor Of the Amers
can Gag which was responded TO from Fort Columbus
She ives olcaIy visited By chcvaisr Charles dc Loosely.
Austrian Consul General for the United satcs who
received with tho honors appegrning to his rank.
When The Consul left tho ship eleven guns fred.
the Austrian National lily mn '<ss PLAYED and the
manned the rigging giving ina Consul thrco hearty hur-
rahs The commnnder rf this shlp, Cbsvaler Won
GroeIler Of he .nost rromineDt participants In
the battle OF lAss1 wh,fe no commanded tho IRON csd
irgalc Ferdinand N >S and has been for ten m nihs
past stationed IN tfo Calf OF Mexico Tho officers ane
crew OF The Elizabeth number one hundred sna
sixty. and aIs very fair evidence OF the hes
material OF <lch the Austrian navy Is justly scsnow-
lodged 10 =, connosed The officers Of the Liizaoo are
Cheva ~ Won Gsoeller Fleet Captain commau ilnkt
Julir.s Joiv First Lieutenant; Herman Icinss ea',
weInrecnt Otto nIscroys ana Edward Orel Lentcnan's
Doctors TnIius Hrsch aud Hcphsberger fnys,oians
Cssrsr ysllermsyor Chief Engineer scnittins, Sis<E
NeTove.lcb, Assistant Engineers Del. Aaan rl~nU
| .nf p,schai M,dshlpnen. The Ellzabetn was oay "a
T"na Tor ths Austraa navy IN 1898, measures 500
,nns bss low pressure. knee balance easioes of $50
sorseeowcr and Is schooner rggea rhers 10 boon
national Austrian vessel "a Hgw 10 io lsSa w9ss
tais port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
OUR INDIAN TROUBLES,

PROGRESS or TIE COMMISSION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
A COUNCIL WITH FRIENDLY TRIBES.
OF INDIAN AGENTS,
Locating Reservations TOr the
Various Tribes.
:serIAL cpnrtsppnpEscE of ne sEsAl0.

Movements of tho COmmission-SeiecunE
Lands for Observation-Disclosures of
Indian Agents--fs enernl sherman Doubt
fml Of n Peaceful soIution Of tho Troubles
A Talk witt! Indiaus-t;enerni Harvey and
the Sayages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24

Srs.-1 am N rsceps Of yoar Letter OF this daic, Cd.
CLOSING a slip lason from tie newspapers hsaJss,
'SerLlus charges against an Indian agent"
In reply to your Inquiries have 10 say uiht You are
no, at present. nor have you ever becu, spcc Indian
aecnt. In February last the lrcsmens AZ pointed ak
reatlemou a. especial compiss,oassa" % vlsl, M
! indisus In the neghborhood Of Fort Phil kesrpy,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
The County Commissioners yesterday
closed up the business of their pro-
tracted term, and adjourned sine die.
Their last act was to fix the County
levy for 1867, as follows:
County tax, 40c. on each 800 valu-
alton. Railroad interest, Sc; rail
road fund, &c., and 81 so poll.
For the CRY Of EvansuiUe-Special
School tax, 25c., and soc. poll.
Pigeon Townshtp-Road tax, zoe. ;
special school tax, outside the city,
25c., and SOC. poll tax; township
tax. Sc.
Knight To wnship-Special school
tax, &c.; township tax, 7c.; road tax,
lie.
Scott TownShip.-Special school tax,
15c. township tax, &C.. road tax, Zoe.
Perry Topnship-Special school tax,
10c,, road tax, Zoe. township tax, 1Oc.
Armstrong o,cnshtp-Special school
ldA OC., iUdu IDA IVC's INV uoulp odA w.
Uni2m Tosonship-Special school tax
25c., road tax 10c., township tax 25c.
. Center 7o,onship-Special school tax
25c. and SOC. poll. road tax 10c., town
ship tax &c.
German Toionship Special Cor, as
the Trustee spelled it, "spatial")
school tax 10c., road tax 1Oc., town
ship tax 12gc.
To this will be added the tax as
sessed for State purposes, and the
general school and sinking fund tax.
The tax for State purposes is zoe. on
each 800, and 60c. on each poll. The
school fund tax has not yet been off,
cially announced.
This levy is, we understand, slightly
less than the levy of last year, which
will be gratifying to taxpayers. The
term of the Commissioners Court
Just ended was unusually protracted,
and a vast amount of business has
been transacted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25
The IRON PERFORM

The IRON CLADs-No PERFORM
ANcE LAST NIaHF.7Just as the eur
tain was about to rise last night at
the New Metropolitan, intelligence
reached Mr.. Melville7o of the death of
Mr.. Eugene German, his Tambouriu-
list. who was left sick in Kentucky.
10 consequence of this Intelligence
it was announced to the audience,
which was quite large, that the enter
tainment would be postponed until
tonight, and they were informed that
they could have their money back or
retain their tickets until tonight.
when Mr.. Melville takes a benefit, on
which occasion viii be presented his
inimitable version ofthe Black Crook.
This announcement is sufficient to fill
the house. aHe
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

A GOVERNOR AT WoRK.-We met
Governor Baker yesterday, and dis
covered at once that he had been ex-
ercising. We soon learned that he
had been out on his farm, and forget
full of the intense heat, had gone to
work as had been his wont, and before
he was aware of it was nearly melted
down. TIE Governor goes to Prince
ton to-day, and returns to -night, and
will remain in the city over Sunday.
He is vastly pleased with Plainfeld,
the site selected for the House of
Correction. and at this we. are not
surprised, as the township in which
it is situated gave a unanimous Re-
publican vote last October. Nc
Clellap had one vote there in 1864,
but this voter became ashamed OF
himself, and voted the Republican
ticket last Fall, or else remained at
home on election day.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-A deed
of darkness was transacted on the
levee yesterday, which eliminated in
the office of Justice Stinson.
Geo. Mathews and Henry Owens
are brother-in-taws, and descendants
of Ham, the reprobate. son of Noah.
Mathews got the idea into his head
that Henry was not playing the part
of the husband to his sister that the
marital vows required, and arming
himself with a cowhide-he had
learned that trick down South
sought out the offending parties and
applied the cowhide to his shoulders.
Owens struck a bee line up the wharf
but as a runist did not prove a sue
cess, as he received a cut with the
raw hide at almost every jump, until
the : perlees" blocked the game.
George was taken before Justice
Stinson, aud presently Henry appear
ed, armed with a revolver, ready to
avenge, his wrongs. but Joe Morris
Speedily disarmed him.
Mathews, for assault and battery,
was fined So, with 81 10 costs.
He, in retaliation, filed an affidavit
against Owens for carrying concealed
weapons, and for this ne was fined 81,
with "a 20 costs. Both paid prompt
ly, and Mathews, in addition. paid a
lawyer $40, which latter was a dead
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

CoRREcTIoN.-In u notice of the
Gibson Circuit Court, in yesterdays
issue, We inadvertently wrote Judge
Burke for Judge Baker, the former
name being so intimately associated
with the courts of that circuit.