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time TO adopt some modification In question SO mpor
tant and Of such transceadency as the above

time TO adopt some modification In question SO mpor
tant and OF such transceadency as the above
II again rumored that committee OF storekeepers
have made representation to the Gobernador Potico
complaining of the rates Of the taxes which
they subjected by the contribuary system. The
above named authority said TO have given for verbal
reply that there bayones enough IN Havana TO make
the system effective and advising all that considered The
taxation heavy to shut up shop" and take them
selves to some other avocaon. Your readers must ac
ceIt these for what they may be worth Though
IN duty bound TO give them, can neither give them
credence nor dsbeleve them
BY command of the Gobernador Superior Civil, the
order Of December 90 1865, whereby onc-third the
amount which persons had TO pay 10 the Custom Houses
and public Treasury should be receivable IN treasury
bonds or bank notes, in payment OF debts due TO The
STALE has been prorogued TIL December 81 1857 but all
payments for tho purchase Of State property must be
made in gold.
The supreme government has resolved on adopting
the modern system in all works of Notifications that
may have to be contemplated in the "plazan OF Ia.
vana; consequently, we not TO be cooped In any
more between stone walls, bitches, drawbr.dees, &C.
formerly, and 1t will afford greater choice OF land lots
which heretofore were completely unoccrpod and
stuted vast quantity OF land to the delrmsnt
Of the city's development
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TINE CHOLERA OK GOVERNORS ISLAND.

Thirty.fve Cases During the summer-Four-
teen Of Them FntuI-Entire Disappearance
OF the Diseasc-Thc Island and Troops Now
In Good Condition.
There have been many statements regarding the na-
uro Of the disease and It's ravagcs among the troops
Governors Island Arepor,er visited the island yes,er
day and ascerained the following facts from the
geons on the island There have been thirty i've
OF cholera on the island this summer fourteen OF which
proved fatal There has not been death new OF
tho disease the island for ten days; In ac II has
entirely disappeared aud the garrison Il now In as salts,
factory condition, In sanitary point OF vew eau
be desired. General Wallen, the post commander, has
spared pains TO arrest tho progress OF tho disease
and preserve The heath OF the garrison, and doubt
less owing the vigilance OF himself AMI officers that
the epidemic has entirely disappeared. Tho disease
the ISLAND this summer, was the case last season, has
been entirely confined to the recruits Who are sent TO
ho land
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AIRED EsEHsLaGts IN LOUISIANA.
Asscmbiures of Armed Men Ordered to be
Discontinued and Their yidettcs Arrested.

~" N''|'-'''f 'VF1' tVi f'V's
The following order was issued 10 day.
GENERAL ORDER NO. II.
HEADQUARTERS. DIsTRfcT oF LOUISIANA
kgw ORLEkSs, Sept. 10, 1861
II having como to the knowledge OF the Brevct Major
General commanding that Ia various parts OF the
the assembling OF armed men for political other pur.
poses OF frequent and well disposed
citssns are often subjected 70 annoyance from armed
persons posted a. ssntnels or videtea 10 IA hereby
ordered that such practices and all other acts 10
disorder aud violence must be at once discontinued.
Commanders OF posts deischments and stations within
this command VIII arrest and retain until other orders
all armed men found posted as scntinels pckes or
vdees or pretending to DO guard duty FOR any pur
pose or by any authority not duly authorised BY law
BY order OF
Brevet Major General JOSEPH A. MOWER
NArHASrEL BURBANK, Second Lieutenant Thirty sew.
enth Infantry, A A. A. O.
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The Hoboken races viii commence to-day. Tho pro-
gramme n attractive one, as will be seen by tho ad-
vertsement A hurdle will open the sport; stall
lion post stake will follow, and the days amusement
with interest
AZ Chamberlain 8 Club House, Broadway, near Twenty
seventh street, Dr. Underwood sold pools last night
the stallion post only as tho entries for the hurdle
race and mile heat race were not all filled. Tho COM
pany present the sale comprised many OF the leading
men tho racing world bereabouts but the bidding,
nevertheless, somewhat tame. Mr.. Norris entries
were the favorites. Mr. McDaniels coming next then
Mr. Reeds and Mr.. Bush -tLe average running at
about $50, $40, $l2 and $40.
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TIE HON. mrs. ytLyEsTls.

The Hon MrA Yolvcrton arrived from Europe on
Saturday last After q few days res, she will repeat
here the readings from the poets In which she has
already made decided and brilliant success Ia Eng
land. Before making any engagements, however, she
intends 10 pay short visit 10 Niagara Fails.
The statement, that Mrs Yelvcrton would deliver lee.
lures in America Ia reference 70 her domestic sfor-
tunes f. wholly without foundation. In Europe her
rendition OF the love episodes In "Hiavatha the Wreck
OF the Hesperus" and several OF the popular pas
sagcs In Tennyson have justly secured hor tho appro-
baton alike OF the critics and Of the general public and
she simply intends to sve similar entertainments IA this
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the Crops IN TEXAS.

Hocsrc,, Texas, Sept. is, 1867
Only onefourh 10 onethird OF the cotton crop will be
realized this from the whole STATE and u viii not
reach above CITY SIXTY thousand bales for the Gulf
shipments Tho yield Of corn 10 ample and In some
counties enormoas
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The following order has been issued:-
GENERAL oRprRs-Ho 50.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DrsrR

GENERAL oRpERs-Ho SO.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON 8 C., Sept. IA, 1s47
Paragraph two Of General Orders No. 90, dated May
60 1857 is modified % follows All citizens assessed
for taxes aud who shall have paid taxes for the
year and who are qualified, and have been may be
duly registered as voters, are hereby declared qualified
70 serve n aurora II shall DO sufficient ground OF
challenge 10 the competency OF person drawn
Juror that he has not been duly registered
voter. Such right Of challenge may DO exercised
In behalf Of the people or OF the accused all crm
nal proceedings. and by either party in all civil actions
or proceedings Any requirement Of a property quail
ncation for jurors In addition to tho qualifications
herein prescribed Is hereby abrogaicd
The Governors OF North and South Carolina respec.
lively are hereby authorized and empowered TO order
II should be necessary, special terms Of be
held for the purpose of revising and preparny Jury
lists and provide FOR summonlng and drawing Jurors
In accordance with the requirements Of this order.
BY command OF
Brevei MAJOR General ED r s. CANDY.
Loris v CAzARs, Aide-de-Camp, Acting Assistant Ad.
Iutant General.
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NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 The HERALD.

KEY WEST, Sept. &c, 1867
Cable steamer Narva sailed to-day for New York with
mails Her chief engineer, Mark Turner, died Of yellow
fever on 18th
Mr.. Medley an electrician OF the cable, is danger.
ously III.
The yellow fever is abating at Tor,ugas and all the
officers are out Of danger.
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FIRE AT slsDuSry. ONO.

sASprsKY, Ohio, Sept 10, 1851
Ere on Saturday night totally destroyed tho plaster
mill o. Marsh Co. with Eve nsh warehouses dloning.
The to al loss s $40 00O and the insurance small The
ere Is supposed 10 have been the work Of ncendiay
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The Government Credits TO be Rc-exnmined-7-
The Tobacco Crop.
II. DOMINGO. Sept ], 1867.
The government credits lacking vouchers TO be re-
examined. ~ Literal transcript OF despatch.l
Tho tobacco crops large as In 1885, Prices arc
gu stained,
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Racing mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, sept 10, 1901
The running races at the Buckeye Club Course CON-
mence on Monday next The meeting promises to he .
success greater number OF first class horses
tered for the purses than conendcd any race
course before in tho country.
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rae PRESS TELEGRAM.


CHARLESTON, Sept 10, 1861
Judge Bryan OF the United States District Court, now
In AT Greenve has Issued orders that the names
OF negroes, well the citizens DC placed upon
fury iets.
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v E N E z U Ell A.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The French Minister and the Steamer Caribee.
VENEZUELA August 81,
Via HAVANA Sept II, 1851.
The French Minister has received satisfactory reply
about the steamer Caribee.
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A MLlIAaY aanfa N 1EYls aEyasfn.

Hous1oS. Texas, Sept IS, 1887.
General Grnn's order removing Judges OF the Sc.
preme Court in this State al appointing others, has
been revoked.
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mIlIrlsY fNcaMpmtNr AZ SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
srarsarrrLD, Sept. 10, /

SrRrsarrsLD, Sept 10, 1887.
The first battalion OF State infantry, under command
OF Major j. W. Trafion will 20 into camp this city to-
morrow, and 10 reviewed BY Msjor General Butler on
Thursdas.
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GENERAL CAsBY,s DISTRICT.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

NJ odiGcatIon OF siclles' Order No. 3@-Tnx.
payers Registered as Voters Declared Quail
ihed to Servo on Juries-GovcrnorsA Author.
lied to Order Special Terms Of the Courts
90 Revise the Pay Lists.
CHARLESTON Sept TO, 1867,
SoClock p. ~
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Trottius mt milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, sept 10, 1901
Brown George and running mate made their fastest
time to-day. and beat Buffers best time 40, which
was made IN two heats.
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ut.rs o. An olo CITIZEN of Portland.

PORTLAND, Ne, Sept 10, 1867
7bonas Amory Debois distinguished ls~yer Of this
city died suddenly yesterday morning. aged sevsnty~
two yearA
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KxKprsvnls, Nd, sept 10, 1857.
The Philadelphia National Guards, Gray Reserves ana
Veteran Artillery from PhlsdcIphis arrived from ne.
serstown tonight They will camp here tonight AND
inaron 10 Aulietam early TO- morrow morning
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NEWS by TINE CUBA CABLE.
spEGIAL IsLEeRsM 10 rKE HERALD.

Tue steamer Red Gauntieps PASSENGERS
Transferred TO the Sonih America.
sr rnOSAs, Sept q
Via HAVANA, Sept Ia, 1867
The Patmos is preparing TO SAIL The authorities have
advised Porto Rico.
me steamer Red Gauntlet vanly seeking botionry,
hef passengers went per the South America.
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Arrfva! OF TrOops-Detentiouo of WAR Vessels.
Poafo Rico. Sept 3,
Via HAv4 a, SEPT. L. 1867. ! =
Seven hundred troops have arrived here.
Two vessels ordered for ST. Thomas have been
detained.
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TtVNI ftItuhHW " Tux HrHNlV'
The Press and President SnInnve.
HAYTI, August &c. 1867.
The press protests against President Sanave discussing
S. O00, 900 without the approval OF Congress.
The import duties have been increased fifty per cent.
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c q g A.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Financial and Commercial.
HAVANA, Sept. II, 1897.
The sugar market is parayzed. Exchange remains
UNMARRIED.
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The recent regulation rcsoried 10 in the appoint
ment OF electors has proved TO be injurious It's arpl-
cation The views OF those classes included with the
taxpayers Of magnitude; they least consider II In
vason OF their rights aud deem unfair. The profess
sonal class OF the three designated having no, only
claim bu, right 10 municipal suffrage is limited 10 law
ycrs. physicians apothccarics and engineers In those
that have than ten thousand inhabitants tho
number Of electors Is two hundred and ten hfh Of
which, forty.two In number, have TO be chosen from
among the professional class but by decision Of the D
rector General do Administration, when the number
qured 10 make up the whole cannot be effected may DO
done from among other classes The question follovs
Would not be moro fair and just vote for other pro-
LESSONS than lawyers and Others and who contribute
large share Of the municipal Quotas as the latter pay
Have not the public notares surveyors oyerseers Of
plantations and others, besidcs the many members or
other professions, as great right the lawyers &c' II
Is W DO hoped that the Supreme government will lose no
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THE As1sram CEMETERY DEDICATION
The President and Diplomatic Corps 10 Attend
the Ceremonies.


the Ceremonies.
WASHINGTON. Sept 10. 1867
The President will DO accompanied 10 Antietam By
the following members Of the Diplomatic Corps
Great Brtaiu-sir F. W. Bruce, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister pienipotcn,ary Francis Clare Ford Esq,
Secretary OF Legation.
France--M. j. Bcnheny, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotcntary; tho viscount dc st. FcrroI,
Secretary OF legation.
Russia-Nr Edward de stocckl Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plcnpoen,iary Mr. woldemar do Bodiseo,
Secretary OF Lcgat on.
spaln-Se6or Don Faciendo Goni Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Penipotcnary; Senior Don Enrique
1taly-Thc Chcvalier Ccrruii, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipotenlIary; Mr. Romero Canasule,
Secretary OF Legation.
Arsira-Baron Frankcnstep. Charge d'Analros.
Nicaragua and Honduras--,enor Don Luis aana,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpoteniiary.
Mexico-Senor Don NJ. Romero, Envoy Extraordinary
ard NJ u stcr flenpotenary: Senior Don lgnacio Ma
riscal, Secretary OF Legation; senior Don Cayetano
Romero Second Secretary.
A private telegram received from Keedysvillc to.nghe
says the speakers stand nearly three miles from tho
telegraph Office and distance from where tho
stop Tho transportation 10 tho Anteiam Cemetery IL
very limited AZ least seveneigbths OF tho visitors VII
have 10 walk deep dust. The accommodations for
refreshments very limited. Large numbers OF per-
sons arrived Kcedysvlo to-day, the town aud
try being overrun Win them. -
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WASHINGTON.
M Cabinet Changes.

wAsmsoros, Sept 10, 1851,
n O'Clock 4. NJ.
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Governors Fcnton and Ward En- Route.
BALTIMORE. Sept 10, 1867.
Governor Fen,op, OF New York, and Governor Ward,
OF New Jersey, arrived here this afternoon en- route
Antieam
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

ST. DO MIN co.
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The Design for the statue and Pedestal.
sBaLrixoRK, Md, Sept. TO- 1907
The Commissioners Of the Antietam Monument today
accepted the design Of j. q. patterson, Of Hartford
Conn. for colossal statue and pedestal The cost VIA
be about s3O 600
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE HERALD.

PORTO RICO.
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General OHrrun7s 10 itC ffNHNUHs
Tho following are the important passages OF this In
teresting documant:-
Nv feIIow-crlzens know that In 1890 fought 10
Texas that In 1888 fought against the French In San
Juan do Ulua; in 1s47 opposed the passage Of the
Amer cans at Angostufa; In 1862. having routed the
French auxliares OF Atsco helped gam the victory
of May g. 1861; In 1s03 I rejected the Offers
made mo 10 servo In tho ranks OF the
intervention. They know that I was ut the siege
Of Puebla. and that later accompanied the army
through with painful journeys In the serras Of Morc
Guansjuato and Jalisco. The republican government
was then rereating without light and the army was
ikeyiOe vanishing When most OF states after
wards occupied by French troops and The monarchcal
system established, withdrew from the army with the
permjsson Of the Genera-n. Chief, Don Miguel
Echeaaaray, who had boon fully authorized
nv The War and Treasury Departments.
After waiting ten months, and being without means TO
support my mother wife and children, accepted
mand OF the forces that to subdue the OF
Yucatan who waae inhuman warfare against the
men. women and children OF the white race &C
coun, of their color When about to depart for
that distant province the assassination Of two imperial
lions were not committed by liberal troops
but by men who were In The employ Of their
victims and we're receiving salaries from tho imperial
asasury WAS tbs very guards Of Don lEnsclo Falcon
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. II.
The coroner's inquest yesterday on the
case OF James Connel, the engineer who
was killed By the boiler explosion Sunday
morning on Canal street, found, in their ver-
Dict that the explosion was caused by de-
liciency of water IN the boiler, and further
that the boiler was weakened by the continu-
al forcing Of it to perform the necessary
work.
The large number Of ineendiary fires in
this city Of late has attracted the attention Of
the City Council, and q committee has been
instructed to consult With the city authorities,
and report an ordinance to check the grow
lpg evil.
Rodney II. Whipple, a prominent citizen
of this city, having been implicated in an ex-
tensive forgery of quartermaster' vouchers,
yesterday voluntarily surrendered himself 10
the officers OF the Treasury Department in
this city. His case will be examined to day
before Commissioner Hayne. Whipple as
serts his entire innocence of the crime, and
isanxious for the investigation.
Mr.. John Kisler, in going home from his
store, s35 North Canal street. about y
o clock, was set upon by highwaymen, who in.
jured him severely and robbed him Of Sll0.
The garroters, John Sefer and Jacob Koe>
mig, were arrested at Bridgeport, about 8
o clock this morning. aud will come to trial
as soon as Mr.. kisler. is able to appear
against them.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. IL.
The Posts Little Rock special says: Ar
kansas will go largely for Convention, with
working majority for the Republicans.
About 4l5 registered votes were cast in the
State. Montgomery, Perry, Francis, Dallas
and Hotspring counties complete give 300
for Convention. The delegates are all
Radicals. Pulaski, Crawford, Conway and
Sebastopol counties elect Radicals: White
county opposition.
RICHMOND, Nov. II.
The military authorities to-day arrested
Lewis Lindsay, colored delegate to the Con,
vention, for using language calculated to ar.
ray the blacks and whites against each other
He will be tried by military court martial.
Chief Justice Chase will arrive tomorrow
to preside, with Judge underwood at the
adjourned spring term of the United States
Circuit Court. The fall term, at which JEFF.
Davis is TO be tried, commences on the 25th
inst. From the venue ii appears the jury
will be largely composed Of blacks.
Judge Parker, Of Manchester, was arrested
yesterday morning by an officer Of the Freed.
mems Bureau. The charges are not posi-.
lively known. No order for such arrest was
issued from headquarters here.
MONTGOMERY, November ~.
In the Reconstruction Convention the
whole day was consumated in considering the
franchise question. The majority report,
which embraces strong presumption features,
will be adopted.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. -.
General Mower to>day appointed r. King
Cutler Judge of the ID District Court, Of
Louisiana, IN place Of Judge A. Casadate.
resigned
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FROM ST. THOMAS.

New YoRK. Nov. II.
The Hsrdlds st. Thomas correspondent
gives further particulars of the disasters by
the terrible hurricane. Not dwelling on
the island that has not suffered, and many
houses have no roofs The small houses of
the poor classes were leveled to the ground
aud there have been buried already over one
hundred persons who were killed on shore,
and like number haYe been wounded and
MANNED. Every few moments the harbor
throws up dead, and it is one continual string
of collins through the streets. Over FIVE
hundred persons were drowned, and in some
eases not soul is living to relate word re-
gardIng their results.
The steamer Ayre lost SO souls; he steam.
er Rhine, out of $50, u were saved the
Spanish steamer Carragney, whose heroic
Captain, A. Guilar, saved many lives, lost | /
ou, Of 80; the American ship Charles Sprague
had but the Captain and one man saved, and
in fact hardly vessel but what can report
some of the crew missing. Men were lifted
bodily from the shore aud carried to a watery
grave. Not q wharf nor lighter is left.
Houses were carried 900 feet in the air,
and the streets are six inches deep with
bricks, tiles, shutters and doors. Nearly
every tree is uprooted.
The English steamer Columbian, just ar>
rived with 5000 packages dry goods, was
sunk in less than three hours after anchoring.
Eight million dollars will not pay the loss.
The merchants suffered heavily with rain,
as the tops of their stores We're off.
Up to date $50 persons have been buried
of those who lost their lives in the hurricane.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

OTTAWA, Nov. 70.
A movement is on foot in the Senate to pes
tition the Government to make change SO
as to provide for the election of speaker of
the Senate by that body instead of by the
Crown.
1t is understood to be the policy of the
Government on the militia question to drill
loo, 900 men annually twenty -four days. This
will make the military expenditures about
$50, 900 per annum.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 12.
The Cleveland Piaindeoler to-day urges
the selection of Cleveland as the place to
hold the next Democratic National ConYen>
tion, and SAYS that prominent gentlemen
agree to erect grand temple to be used by
the Convention in Its session.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa. Nov. H.
Neal Devany was hung to-day for the mur.
der Of his wife He made full confession
LEAyENwoRTH, Nov. -.
The proprietor of the Planters House.
Platte City, Mo-, named jenkins, shot and
instantly killed negro man this morning,
who had been discharged from his service for
misconduct. Five hundred dollars reward is
offered for the murderer.
In South Leavenworth this morning mu-
latto woman shot another, the ball entering
the ear and killing her instantly. Jealousy
is supposed cause.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
NEw York.

NEw YORK, Nov u.
Fighting men say that Joe Coburn leaves
tomorrow for Cincinnati to make the long
talked OF match with McCool.
The first snow storm of the season here
occurred this morning. The weather is very
winty.
Superintendent A. 7. Smith, of the Hud-
son River Railroad Company having resigned,
Mr.. Jessie B. Ardette has been appointed
his successor.
The steamer Henry Channcey took out.
yesterday for California Messrs. Boal and
Morris, Missionaries to Calcutta, sent by the
Women's Union Missionary Society.
The Hera'ds New Orleans special says:
The Times Of ,o~morrow will contain New
York despatch from high authority stating
that negotiations are in progress for thor>
ough organization Of the conservative
strength of the country. Their platform will
sustain johnson $ policy, and General Grant
will accept the nomination of the new party.