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sfs;5 s.sa
4 asas pisfs .%s EasSf
%s.ssa: ssa indian . Il s. q. amber
81 vs ds
a price: oI sshs rhs 's os ns ws
Iassd, c!o.ns i for prime, yellow,
sIis
At rec Sb .sS o M at r S .ss
u e Barley y" barley eonsnssd dull
SharenE cuisines: was qule The ensssemsns:
lot and bales cotton AZ 81 was
cow Bsy
general .nd British bark SSs petroleum 70
reported Brsh brig Lisbon, heavy pipe slaves So
GUSNIrs remained dull at former quotations
were sales Of s, ercs; cuba at 81 o.
and s. ssl % fcr retail lots. m ''. ~. ~ '1'
so eT iss crop American, Sc. &c.
1851 Do and 5 s %s. for Ss Sr' s unchanged. W. quot.
lose ios4c gold Jute que, but steady sac 6c.
SEIZED There Of s. Ihds. Sasya. !. i7s,
quote c%6a n "s p s Ssds % a. do
islands al asc &c., Cuba centrifugal mixed al sse
S5 do cayed at Ssc 42c stock August 49, ls6s-2s3 s
hhds. Cuba, s4Ss do. Porto Rico and ASA do English
Islands.
prices again lower closing at DC &c There were
%sr s for or ro oS WAS
e sS ess g. "a
e. Tat sS ' %nson .
rans :. o. TO- 81 DO DO rope part to arrive at "a 5 and
III ssm, mid and :, n5% o
were rumored Other kinds were quiet and unchanged.
SHs
.pcs and for ss., week ao'S d. FOR the last
Der, all on private terms The market for bonded
SsS s % "s
there rather more business DONE howevsr the sale:
sslat s' fiR:.fs x's 's PIE be- s
S9 S ne aa as on also 20 ro s
for the August aslse il Phl.delphs Oh.
wa: un ss. sf: Whit isr sep.e%lsr a
p ID: @ :"s ss
SIS s % SIS s. for There n.n w %... 'a s
y for s sS and new VA s for FOR cJS rn' At %
sellers option, and 500 for a. tn. year, s2a IS
lie BEEF was quiet about prsyIos. prices Va sS $40
e. S and % Sse @ Tine ::
rule dun and nominal For cut meats there was far de
%A"s d. and maR supply ps.S
j. ;ss.sSissa i ssm., iSs :%oss Sd
SMOKED sc ssc and saSged ao Te saS The .ss.
was steady =, Iss FOR Cumberland cut iSsc l51c for
Tong s for o. AS s % for s and s
for arS was se,,S Is a1 sna a D s ss ssn $50
1870 for kettle rendered.
RIcr.-Carons better demand were made
OF terces at ssc at 0sc Rsngoon steady at 9sc
a9sc.
sfEps-Calcuta nssed demand and higher,
closing about ~ u, gold The sales LOO bags
store Loo the here from Boston 800 do, cr
Artist 2Oco do, eI Geysbrg 80 do ex Chariot Of Fame
Princess Roys-all at 80 23k, gold;
do eY gettysburg at ~ 90 Glover quiet lac 14c
OO bags sold At the inside price Timothy
40 SIS 70. Rough far quoted at 81 20 . 81 80.
SUGAR-The market for raw was quiet hut steady At for
prices -i0c. 1Usc. for inferior
ing Cuba &C. 15sc for far to good do, Issc. IL &C.
for fair good he for prime choice
lie 14c. for centrifugal hhds and bores aSc lie. for
moasses &c. ssc for melsdo, lac. 1isc.
prime refining rgo Kcc ae MINI VIC TOR ,sr 70 good
saes were $50 hhds, at II &C. 1890. for Cuba the
latter price centrifugal Refined was moderately deal,
following prces-16sc for powdered crushed and
grsnalaed ise Sse Tor so w ssR ana "a, iSHe
boxes, 6l.v6j bags and ia mesdo.
TALON was quiet but steady Inc saes were 60,0v0 lbs.
atl2lsc 12ac. 49,, -,
WHisK secepts, ~ bills The market continued to
rule quiet and heavy Sales 200 bbs In bond, a 81 c ssc
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CsvEN,UGp-L. ToURRErTE.-At Fort Garland,
ColOfasio on Wednesday, July %. by the Rev. jas A.
NJ. la GOurrcite. iienien1nt HARRY g. CAyESAUGU,
Of the Thirty seventh United States infantry, TO COR
NEiIA RUTGERS. eldest daughter OF the officiating
clergyman.
nesday August IL, by the Rev. William Cooper Mead
d. d., Mr.. ALBERT HYATT. OF Norwak, to Miss
CH,RiorTEs FRANKLIN. OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
k~owLroS-PoTrRR.-On Wednesday evening,
August Il, bv the Rev. James A. Little Mr. VIII
LIAM n. kNOwLTON. OF Pulaski, Oswego county,
~ a.. 10 Mrs. ADDiE A. POTTER, OF New York.
LAABERT-lIOwARD.-in Grcenpoint Episcopal
church. by the Rev. L. Mansfield, Mr.. II. q. LAMBERT,
az Tits city 10 Miss SARAH HOWARD, or Creenpoint,
BROOKLYN T.. |.
TERRY-IDELL.--At Cnosswicks, y. j., on Thurs
day. August o., nv Rev. Levi Larcw. DANIEL w.
TFHRY. Of New York 10 SUSIE &. iDELI, OF Cross
wlck-. y. 4. No cards.
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brsndes moving In email the being much
reduced holder. disposed goods
isiors vews The vnias Of ISL Of the iesn brands 10 not
upon hs mArset of s% bot few packages remain, and
The vintage o ~ becoming quite scarce prices having
strong upward tea eney There have
IortAtlons Of THIS vinsge wi noi e readily replaced when
thsrtsens stock upon the market exhausted
IN hoches brkndes the for mrne
date wans eusers purchases trusting for lower
time ret
For Ccsis and MARSHES wines ther. been good
enmptvc osmanf and willing 10 clear the
eocks spcn ne m.se shade lover nsirs than 10 nov
osmsnoco Operations IN forrtxn roods have been much
cuasd during the fee account of the advance
IN eoo when buyers shall have become accustomed 10
presen; quotations f lively business
species o. foreign mschsndss connected with the and
ne following prices foreign articles
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Obituary..

r. r. BURGER, Esq. whose death was announces
yesterday, was a practitioner Mt the New York bag
Tor thirty years, and by all who knew him In the
profession esteemed man OF ability ana
honesty OF purpose some four years ago he removed
from here with his family and took up his abode at
Charleston - G., where he had position under the
government At the time OF his death he was real-
ding near the residence OF his W. l.. NJ burger,
formerly Assistant Adjuiant General under one 1of
our distinguished generals OF the army OF the North
during the war .n.
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SUPREME C0U0T-Specll TERM.
The Fiimer Divorce Case-A Flight 20 NJ
Dorado.

Before Judge Tappan.
Elizabeth n. Ffin,er u.s. Wtuidm FW,aer.-The
parties 10 this suit were married about Ave years
since. About year aud half after marriage.
while residing in this city, the defendant Contracted
as alleged, noissOn with woman named Mary
Royal, resident OF Morrisania. and shortly AFTER
wards eloped with her TO California, where they
are AT present residing together.
In April last the plaintiff commenced an action
against him for divorce riacittO ADgiTiIaoI.fi on
the ground OF the said NGiSson. service being made
upon the defendant I'm California by publication.
No answer or demurrer was put IN. and the
case was referred by the court 10 take testimony.
The mother Of Mary Royal appeared al the refer
ence and testified; that the defendant reput 90
To be the father OF child borne by her daughter.
The referee recently reported to the favor
OF the painttn, and on application of John Oakley.
her counsel decree or absolute divorce was granted
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RoonSlIr Rsssplr.- rsllsva.~., ., - /. IS 10 per
8. Sf..s s.is.s,., y. 81 Hops ssiss.is' y . :
err. S.si.'isr. y. ,s = ss.. .tsr-':s
s s.s.. are &c. ... q frs 3 CIV.
Tree, 81 *. Imp-ria oss.a,s . ~ ss. $ s fnsa-.
csrs,.l Is 80 ssas.s ..s. q - ssn.as, Crap. I,.
Res.-ism.e.. -, % re- salIOai 81. crO'r. 81 70 =
ssns s.w ysss r. % i' sss y IS
ga aish-ln.., sss AlsoAs frr.. y 20 .p'' Do.
s.5 r','ss ss-ss.a; csr ~.
s.r. :'.'r S ss.s. ' xss. 1870 So s s:.
sweet = % .. N.is,., q s. s.is Ssd..
cn.ar.ast-rss fslewins gao'ss,,'s. are q, sasr,.
cSss - s,ai sSsn e - 80 1
SsI s3; Jules Numm ca, -2oA 40 iIeidsiecs 60.
Sae a. ssasesso' 49, , Co. So So BE-
mcpce, q, cha,is. PARE sis .s saIolesa cabinet,
sss. Ronchs ri. "a as sSsi RrsA. voucher CO.
ssl ~. other chAmTasnes, lonP~aras
IN. vine crop oer. .plesii s.p., amos, everywhere
.nd Lyons e"asy IN ~ Ss,yar ~ sssa1. he
sf Say, sass% na ss ss Ne s.s e.
gun redden for the s'i few day.. TIE high
hitherto fronas eapecins superior
yield N anaat ana ~ gasly As eonpsrsi siss ths, o.
earlier we ea.n,s deny, how,vrr th-i 'he pr.oag-i
In certain quarters In s,niy eravcy
grapes have been roasted 10y ie The vneras - Mont,
srdsnty longed FOR n The south ,Ae o'u comparatively
The ran MI Gs. saw. that Mate 70 vine once popa.
lar in England aud India has bong hccme drink % The
ibe island the pessantry thr ~ work erra,ed
to the West Indies whence Few OF them reiurnlg s-i
But firm in funcha writes 70 the f. announce that
Sey hsSe q Sesn s arr hs, he snss " & sra
goo pipes, OF WEIGH so were o. prae quality sna th.i
So eheered are tie Ssdeirsns ~ their mat "a nasy
parts Of the island they roofing 40 the and
replanting vines.
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NEW YORK CITY.
-
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
A Military Habeas Corpus Case.
u..f Ilfs.t.1.for..

Before Judge BIifcNIOru
In the case OF the United States vs.. oliver Hazard
Perry the defendant was brought up writ Of
habeas corpus and his discharge from military service
claimed on the ground that he was under age The
case was contested through Brevet Major General
Hartsur making return through his representative.
Acting Adutant General Gardner, that the enlist
ment papers the certificates &C.. were all right and
from which II appeared that the recrin-he alleged
minor-swore That he was nineteen years Old and
that he was an able-bodied and grown man.
Counsel for the recruit asked FOR an adjournment
that he might present afildavits IN the case.
Judge Blatchford refused the application. and re-
manded the recruit TO service IN the United states
army.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS uF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

TRANSFERS ~ >rw rORk.
9th at, laa n of 9th A. D
3gh st, 81 OF eth av, 2n.fa 10
SD st, e3 II of eth nv, 1s9sin5 e@1
SGD 81, 1T5 n of ID sv So TNs tfSD
18th 1t, 34t of av A. 2sIin3s zoo
lo6h st, of 10th av COL i0xs2, Nom.
1921 st., t6l Il Of 81 av, 2oss7tsli $40 La
LIST Az, i26lii OF sab st. iag
% nv, l3s9n Of Houston at O7ii0ib ~. ~
5th sv corner lsh - at stiuV ~
Bartal estate lot Is 35a 10 ~
Grand SIS II of Film st, i.5xss. nag
Manhattan At s. IN It OF 10Th ss sinio0 soo
Chatham 81, No lo5 basement yrs. yr........ sm
Greenwich place lot No 81 ~ per sia
Spring at, No H. first uoor f
10th ST. corner Old Kings Bridge road lea
KINGS cou>Iv-HRookLYs.
Cedar 81, 200 II of Evergreen 5xs1s So
Conselyea ST. $50 n OF Even g,tl9. IN
Moore ST. s. l2j OF Graham 5nrie1 ....... ema
Newell st. $50 II of Neserole At siNl. fa
Remsen leo II OF Es~n A. 2sin Ho
Van Buren, at 225 W OF Franklin c0xi-s .... ssn
Waworth s $50 Il 3 Of Wroughbv eUxino srn
Warren st. 40 OF smith Of, ~ l0sio asa
ID st, 125 e o. eth st. 2Sxs0 o.
I'd place, S5 OF Court 2Nl0N is 90n
9Th ~ IL Of 81 A., 20x6.b. lsD
18th 81, 22 n OF Sd av. 2Sxol lp
18th st, 25 II W OF 9Th bsxw0 1~a
DE Kalb 40 of Yates sv. srln sW
wyhe av 80 Il Of Rodney st. soxOj aolo
FLATBtSH
Section No on Evans map. sse
IEASF.
Court and Joralemon SITS, cor. th story years.
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CITY INTELLiCEyCE.

THs WEATHER ELECTROMAGNETIC following record
will show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, a. indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, 2ls Broadway.
HERALD Buildiup:-
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FLoIe AND GRAINReceipts d7s7 bbls -four 80 do corn
meal $40 bushels wheat 1920 do corn, 81 35 oats,
62s malt The market for State and Western -four ruled
firm under continued good demand for fresh ground which
&C. 10c. higher. There general
advance however, though full prices readily obtained
in al We retail previous quotations California
dour continued to rule steady with moderate demand.
The about IL 600 bbls Southern rrn
with moderate demand The sales 1928 bbs Rye -four
quiet and heavy though prices quotaby lower
Sales $50 bills Corn meal in fair demand and nrm the sales
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Half-pasi Two o,CIock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August 1876 n.
CoFFEERio though quiet, remained firm last quo
tstions. We heard Of sales. Macabo In fair
quest; 1900 bags sold private Other kinds
dull and unchanged
CoTToN.-Receipts, II bales. There improved de-
and stimulated by the favorable adyces from Liverpool and
prices rn The demand principally for the better
grades which The sales comprised 2le1 bales
including 1923 for spinning and IS for speculation Suboined
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;ALEs At THE NEW Yoak STOCK exeaAxsE.

The decline OF q per cent to-day In nve-tWe
abroad Is owing to the advance In gold here.
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The Spanish Revolution.

New YORK, October 1.-The Herald
of this morning Publishes the following
special by cable:
BAYONNE, September 80, Evening"
Queen Isabella was accompanied to the
frontier by a company of Spanish Hal
berdiers, where she breakfastCd at IL
o'clock, She then proceeded to Biarritz,
where she had an interview of fifteen
minutes with Emperor Napoleon, the
Empress Eugene and the Prince lmpe-
rial. The Queen then took special
train for this city, which she reached at
q quarter past three this afternoon.
Marfori occupied the same carriage
with the Quoon. Tho royal party was
met at the depot by some members OF
the late Spanish ministry, including
Gonzalez Bravo, who had five minutes
conversation with Her Majesty. Queen
Isabella will take up her residence at
the Imperial Castle at Pan. The city
of Madrid is reported to be quiet to-day.
MADRID, September 30.-The official
Gazette to-day publishes prOclama-
ton of the Provisional Government pro-
nouncing the deposition of Queen lsa-
bella, proclaiming the sovereignty OF
the people, and concluding with u de-
nunciation of the BourbOns.
The leading bankers and merchants
of Andalusa have offered to the Pro-
visional Government loan of GOOOO,-
900 reals.
MADRID, p. NJ, October 1.-The Mar
quis of Novalechez died in this city this
morning from his wounds.
General COlonge, while preparing to
fly to France, was arrested aud handed
over to the revolutionary Junta at Bur
gOse.
The cjtv Nj. 81 :, -,o,.r,ectlv quiet
Generals Prim and SorranO have not yet
arrived here.
Don Sebastian advised the Queen to
inaugurate a civil war, but the Bosiue
Provinces refused to supply men or
money for that purpose. The Bosque
Provinces have since given in their adj
hesiOn to the revolution.
The Provisional Junta has issued q
proclamation calling on the national
militia.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, October 2.-The RomaI
Catholic Synod in this city have enact
ed that no absolutiOn must be given g
Free Mason, and that marriages must
take place in church. A motion to pro
hibit absolutiOn to FenianS was lost
In the Protestant Episcopal Diocesan
convention yesterday q report was
made on the proposed separate Episco-
pacy for Northern New York and the
establishment of Federate Council, in
compliance with a resolution passed at
their last annual convention. A debate
ensued upon it, and the convention ad-
jeurned till this forenoon.
WOrmald and O'Baldwin are training
for their fight; the latter at Bangor,
Maine, and the former in this city. The
hight comes off at the Isle of Shoals, on
the l4th of October.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention
was in session to- day. The plan for a
Federal Council occupied most of the
session. The low church delegates en-
deavored to introduce clause depriv-
ing the church Of legislative and iudi-
cial powers, hut on a vote by orders
their substitute was lost-99 AGAINST Ia
Steps are being taken Ivy the stock ex.
change ana open board to raise the
standard of membership and increase
the initiation fee to $4,000.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW IOISh, OCbOUCl =.
The market for the sale of cotton
goods is still inert, and on the whole
somewhat weak, although it would
seem that many classes of goods have
now reached level as low as they can
90 in any event. Heavy brown sheet
ings, for instance, are now selling at
l5tc per pound, which is 40 per cent. be-
low the present rates; best makes of
heavy brown sheetings steady at 15a
Isle, and best makes 30 inch shirtings
12tal3c. Certain styles of fine brown
muslins, which have been pressed down
very low, are frmer; Laconia b now
brings SOC rs do Massachusetts, b b; first
class are now worth 7ta7sc; prints
steady at l2ia13c for standard makes,
and delaines 20c, except Spragues,
which sell at Zoe; Canton tlannels are
irregular, but the cold weather will
probably impart more strength to mar
ket ere long; Hamilton brown 26c; Penn
berton l7!c; Naumkeag 19c; Nassau A
lSc; Ellcrton n 20c, and p bleached
23ic. American and Androscoggin grain
bags $7ic.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, October 2.-The American
Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool will
give banquet to Reverdy Johnson and
Lord Stanley on the 22d of October.
An explosion occurred yesterday in
colliery at Rhierabon, Wales. Clever
persons were killed and many more in
jured.
Advices from Cairo confirm the report
that there was q futile attempt to xii
the Viceroy recently by an unknown
person.
The Provisional Government has an
nounced the deposition of the Bourbons
Payia, the Marquis of Navalachez, II
dead.
Generals Prim and Serrano have mol
arrived at the Capital. At last accounts
General Prim was in Calitonica.
ABERGELE, October 2.-The jury III
the case of Samuel Eaton, who was
prosecuted for manslaughter IN 'n'
railway disaster, resulted IN tn0 az
euittal of the prisoner yesterday n0
trial created much excitement.
Paris. October 1.-The Bonrse Is
bouyant, and reHtes rising.
aIrx,SpRlA, EGYPT, October L.
While the Viceroy of Egypt was visit
inc an illumination in q narrow street
in Cairo, an attempt was made to as
sassinate him by dropping steel ball
on his head. The Viceroy escaped I'M
injured. The perpetrator is unknown.
PARIS, October 2.-The Moniteur says
the reason Marshal Serrano has not ar
rived at Madrid yet is because he is
afraid to leave the army in its present
disorganized condition.
1t is reported that when the Queen of
Spain left San Sebastian she took all
the crown jewels and royal regalia,
together with twenty-three millions OF
reals of gold.
MADRID, September 2,-Proclama-
tions will soon be issued for elections
to be held throughout the Kingdom tC
choose members of a defnitive JuntG
and delegates to a Constitutional AS
sembly to meet at an early day il
Madrid The leaders of the revolution
are acting together in accord.
MADRID, October 2.-The elections 70,
members of the new Junta are in pro
gress. Perfect order is maintained.
General Calonge has been arrested
and sent to the Fortress of Santona
where he will be confined until his tria
commences.
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New York Market.

ou New YORK, October =.
COIION-A shade tirmer, and clos
ing rather quiet; sales of 1900 bales at
26;a21G for middling uplands.
LOGk-Closed irregular and unset
tied and still in buyers favor.
WHEAT-Steady for spring with 4
moderate export inquiry to till pressing
freight engagements.
RYE-Market dull at l 46al so.
OATS-Dull aud heavy AT 72a72.c for
new atloat.
CORN-Lower and dull at 1llal l2l
for unsound, and l bal 49, for sound
mixed western atloat.
PORK-Quiet at 2545a2o 90 for mess,
cash and regular.
BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominally unchang ed.
BACON-Nominally unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at l94a19fe for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-In moderate request without
decided change in price.
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The phiIadelphia Couveu,iou.

PHILADELPHIA, October All day
the city has been scene of pleasurea-
BILE excitement; the streets in all direc-
tons were filled with men, women and
children. All classes made it holiday
The recommendation of the committee
that the citizens decorate their stores
AID dwellings was faithfully carried
out on Chestnut street. There has been
no exhibition Of colors in this cry
since the fall of Richmond that wou!u
equal that of to-day. The private
houses along the route of the processton
are decorated, and in many lnStanoe'
the displays are quite grand lnJ rhe-
eession formed on Broad street anu i've
gan 70 move at II o'clock. Inc Inc h;e
Tos headed nv General Owen WIN i ;n
1 ""S oonn+ed The war Governors ia
%arnrcbns. followed, including ueh Th a,
pnna;5e and Governor Curtin; me
Bows in Blue of nearly ever!
largely represented ore 900 pris-
Among the delegations WErS So NV With
oners. each carrying sinall H"5 wbicb
The namo of the rebel prison AZ to1Inwed
t th had suffered. A wagon Ioii ;oWnS
18th the survivors from TepeI Pris |n.s
mbo were unable to walk. Inc lVIh
WaTd carried tattered nag OF tne
a;Gbtv-second regiment. Inc loth
~ reCiment was headed by veter-
w carving an old knapsack that had
dnre service, with an army blanket on
ton, with the motto, "Our Carpet-bag."
The city delegations composed the first
division, and made an imposing appear
ance, the Clubs marching in a solid
column ten abreast. Next came
the second division, with Governor
Geary at its head in q carriage. This
comprised the interior of Pennsylvania
delegations, which were very numerous
The Northampton boys carried the flag
of the 93d Pennsylvania regiment. The
Schuylkill boys carried a live coon on a
pole. The tanners carried miniature
tannery with two men at work in 1T as
is was carried along. Chester county
was also represented. Allegheny county
made a good show. The Reading dele
CATION had large pictured lantern
showing the horrors OF Andersonville
Easton displayed full length portrait
of Grant. Morristown carried the ole
flags of the 51st and Pennsylvania regi'
ments.
The third division was composed o
the New York delegations, under Gen
eral Graham. The next division was
composed of delegations from Delaware
and Maryland. Regimental flags from
the war were carried and excited ap
plause. The fifth division, contained
the New Jersey delegations, headed b!
veteran officers mounted. The sixth
division comprised the Massachusetts
delegations. The procession occuplef
an hour and half in passing a glvel
point, and was in all respects CRANE
spectacle.
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A. Resolved That we denounce the Radical
party of this State, because, with view of
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused to permit the people to elect their own
Registers, and have vested the power of appoint
ment and removal in the Governor, so that the
interruptions purposes CT the party may be bet
ter accomplished; and because. with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected, from either civil or criminal RESPONSE
bility, for even willf1l and corrupt violation of
duty.
5. Resolved, That while We are willing to ac-
cord to the negro the full measure of legal
rights, with ample protection of person and
property, we are unalterably opposed to negro
suffrage negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
G. ReSolred, That we denounce the Radical
party for having through its representatives in
Congress, by the passage of certain military re-
construction bills, declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia, which formed the
State of West Virginia, thereby denying the
legal existence of our new State.