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THE INDIANS.

Depredatlous Near Fort Hayes, kausns-Tos
or Twelve White Men Killed.
ST. Louis, July IL, 1885,
The St. Joseph Herald learns from gentleman
Just in from Fort Hayes that the Indians are on the
war path In that sectlon It Is reported that there
are over ak thousand Indians within twcnLy I've
miles Of Fort Larued. Thsy have aigsadl Killed tea
OF twsavs white monS
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EeniBnisn Agaia.

LONDON, July IL, 1868.
Messrs Cooke and Blake who were arrested some
Sine since on suspicion OF participation in recent
Fenian outrages, brought up at Bow street to-
day for preliminary examination.
Policemen and others testified that while engaged
IN searching the lodgings of the prisoners a large
quantity OF arms and powder found. Other evi-
dence was elected which tended to asten the guilt
upon the prisoners, and they were therefore re-
manded tor trial. -,, -,
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DEATH or A MAN BY FALLING THRouaH WIN.
Dow-At about ten minutes past twelve O'Clock this
morning man named Peter Carr, residing at No.
$50 Madison street, fell from nth story window TO
the sidewalk below and was instantly killed He
was cooper BY trade, and was about forty years OF
age. The body was conveyed TO the Thirteenth pre-
cnct station house, whore an inquest Will be held to-
thirteen or fourteen years Of age. II 10 not stated
how the anctdNnt onrrv~sA
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NORTH CAROLINA,

l.-..s .....s.-.lxfn . ssassg> So 'o.. 81.
Election Of Two United States Senators.
Sex RALEIGH, July IA, 1868.
The General Assembly proceedings have been I'M
important until to-day. According to resolution
SaoPtsd In q caucus bed last night ths General
Assembly to-day elected John Pool Of Pasquatahk
4th OF March, 1s73-and General j. q. Abbott. for
merly OF New Hampshire and now Of New Hanover
for the short term, which expires March 4, 1871
made the matter for some time doubtful. Both Sen
atOrs are from the East.
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OHIO


observation-disclosures by Prominent IsraeI-
ites-Large and Imposing Procession-The
Governor and stat Present.
OLEvELAND, July Ia, 1868.
TIE second district Of the Hebrew Independent
order Benai Berth inaugurated to-day the Or
phan Asylum, purchased by the order several
months ago. The district comprises the West
ern and southwestern States. Its thirty-eight
Lodges were represented by one hundred
ana fourteen delegates aud aside from them
tnere were over one thousand Jewish strangers
present which with the local professors OF the faith
maze up an immense attendance. Addresses were
delivered by Rev DR.. Kleeberg OF Louisville; Will
tan kreg Shuber Secretary OF the Asylum Assocla-
tion J! f. Bomberger. OF Louisville; B. F. PexOtti.
OF New York; the Rev. DIR. Wise, Of Gin
cinnati and others. The procession TO the
Asylum grounds was over two miles long and pre-
sented fine appearance with Its banners and other
accessories. The Asylum property win cost when
improved between SOC, 900 and $4,000. Among the
distinguished guests present were Governor Hayes
and star grand banquet took place this evening.
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SPAIN.
The Army r,

The Army Exhorted 70 Loyalty.
LONDON, July IA, 1858.
Dispatches rom Madrid state that at a review Of
che troops in and around that city yesterday the
commanding general made speech to the soldiers,
rsrning them against making any demonstrations
.os sympsthy with the late movement against the
queens government. The country is reported to be
Tranquil.
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FIRE IN THIRTY-SIxTH STREEr.-A dire broke out
in the residence OF Charles Denman, No. 81 West
Thirty sixth street, about seven O'Clock last night
1t was caused by child setting fire TO bed clothes
while playing with matches The damage, which
was not covered by insurance was about slll.
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GERMANY.


Dfinlster Bancroft In Baden.
CARLsRUHE, July H. 1888.
.Vne American Minister, Mr. Bancroft, has arrived
\, th,s city and he's opened negotiations win the
Grand Ducal government for rye ratification OF the
GasursusGkion txoatv.
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ENGLAND.
Royai Assem-, TO the Reform Bill.

LONDON, July IA, 1863
IN INC house OF Lords last night it was announced
thf the lto III assent had been given 70 the Irish
ana scotch seiorm bills, and 10 the Boundary bill
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, July H.-The steamship Palmyra
from New York July arrived al this port yesterday
LONDON, July l4.-The steamship Atalanta. from
New York June q, arrived IN the Thames yesterday
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SUDDEN DRAru.-Mrs. Josephine smith, boarding
at No. s2s Madison street, was found dead in her
chair about I'VE O'Clock last evening. tue cause Of
daAth Is unkp0wR
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KEROSENE AcCIDENr.-About eleven O'CLOCK last
evening Christiana Kobb, residing at No. - DON'T
nick street, attempted to fill lamp with Kerosene
oil when II exploded setting fire To her clothing.
She was dangerously burned.
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The OmnIbu, Compnnics,

with the exception OF tho Fulton ferry and Forty
ond steet line have suffered very heavily. as they in
fs& always do, owing TO the heavier nature OF the
work imposed UPON thair hrrsaa - we'll A. tina lack
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SCALDED BADLY-Last night Mrs. Eliza Buns. OF
No. 1853 East Tenth street. upset pot of boiling soap
over her body, and was 80 badly scaidei that she
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
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MISSISSIPPI,

The Governor and His Family Elected from
the Executive Mansion.
JACKSON, July IA. $685.
Governor HUMPHREYS and family were YESTERDAY
elected from the Executive Mansion by the military
authorities.
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AlAB AMA.

organization Of the observation-disclosures.
ton OF Governor Smith-He Opposes Any
Di''i' -'sement Except for Crime.
mvr. Juiy IA, 1000
The Legislature Of Alabama, which met yesterday
contains about thirty colored members The Senate
doorkeeper is coored man, and the doorkeeper,
sergeant-atarms and chaplain OF the House are also
cOored.
To-day Governor Smith was inaugurated in the
presence OF the two houses. He sent in a message,
which Is in the main more conservative than was
expected. he recommends IN strong language the
removal OF all disabilities from the people OF Ala
bama and bitterly opposes any Acknowledgement
except for crime.
General Shepherd hauled his cannons to-day and
fired a salute in honor Of the Inauguration.
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OF care by the drivers IN respect 20 their teams az
compared with the drivers OF city railroad car teams
For reasons which, II known would be perhaps
diicuit to explain. the officers OF all these lines OF
conveyance were yesterday very reticent as TO fur
nishng any exact particulars OF the losses sustained
IN hOrSenesh.
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Trouble Between the City Commissioners and
HGovernor Holden-Tbe Military TO be Called
XUpon for Aid.

RALEIGH, July II, 1858.
Governor Holden yesterday, without notice. ap.
pointed new Board Of Commissioners for this city,
thus suppanting the municipal authorities OF the
city. The authorities, believing that the Governor
had usurped transcribed his powers, referred the
case to counsel who were OF opinion that the Gov
ernor was acting without law or authority, and 80
advised the city authorities. whereupon the city
authorities notified the new Board that they would
not give place to them until they were legally elected
or appointed IL is rumored that Governor Holden
has called upon General Candy TO allow him military
support to enforce his order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-15

A.-PhnIOn's ''Pnphian Sonp" Possesses the
properties the "Paphan Lotion" %
Il will not chap the skin; Is invaluable for the TOILET
BATH and NtJRSERY
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CHINA.
Rebel Failure az Tieu,,Iu

ReDeI FaIIure at TIentstn.
LONDON, July IA.
The latest advices from China say that the rebels
have finally retired rom the vicinity OF TientsIn,
having abandoned all hopes Of taking the place.
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A.-Phaion's "Papbian Lotion" Removes
FRECKLES, PlMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM ERYSfP
ELIAS, &c
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T'heodOrus' son "a, Court.

LONDON, July IL, 1865.
Tie son o. he late King Theodorus OF Abyssnia
mas arrived IL England, and has gone TO Osborne ON
visit . ~, Queen.
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A.-Lyon,s Magnetic Insect Powder.

A.-Calf Sewed Caters, SIS; BOX Toes, So;
Calf Oxfords, box toes. 80 So LORIN BROOKS SONS,
434 Broadway, corner Howard street.
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Mu,icaI and Theatrical Notes.

Bull fights are at present the fashionable amuse-
ment in Lower California.
Mons Faure, the star OF the Grand opera, Paris,
has an income of 800, 900 in gold year.
One Of the large river boats Is fitting up at New
Orleans after the style OF Spaudng Rogers old
floating palace and will start in a few days with
variety company to show at the principal places
along the Mississippi.
The "Grand Duchess" Is at last a success in San
Francisco. Here IS the manner in which 1t
managed:-Mss Emma HowsOn playing the part OF
Fritz, changing Off with Mr. Bamford who now
plays and sings the Duchess.
Mr.. MaplesOn, Of the Italian opera, London, In
tends visiting this city in the fall. His company will
include Miss Clara Louise Kellogg Mile NILSSON,
Tietens, Trebeli Mongini and Ardltl.
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Two MEN SrABBED.-Last night an alteration &C
CURED in the lager beer saloon OF Henry Seigr. 359
Hudson street, between the proprietor and one Gus
tave Buckley, which resulted in the latter stabbng
Henry Seigir in the back and his brother Phillip IN
the arm. Buckley was not arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-15

II IL Altogether Wrons to Trihe With -
cough cold when remedy prompt and thorough
as JAYNEs ExPEcToRASr can be readily obsRinet Sold
everywhere
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II kills instantly
Cockroaches Heas bugs and kind Of insect germn
killed by this remarkable powder II is not poison
but certain TO do It's work single Is cent task has
killed
A Peck of Cockroaches.
Be get Lyons. II the original and only In
Destroying Powder Beware of limitations. See sigma
OF Lyon the task. Depot 81 Park New York
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Martial Inv,

LONDON, July "a, Midnight.
IL reported that the spanish government has de-
Jared martial law in The province Of Catalonia.
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II Works to Perfection.

IL Works to Perfection.
Mrs. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for children
teehing perfectly harmless produces natural quiet
sleep BY relieving the child from pain and the ,is chsrub
awakes as "bright button" II wind ch0h0
and regulates the bowels she mother and health
70 the child Oces, 25 Fnton street, New YORK, sud -
High Holborn, London, England.
Be and call for -
MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the smie Of "Curss Perkns" the out1d0
wrapper. All others are base limitations
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Chevalier's Treatise ON The Hair-s:iven
Me drug stores by mail This vauabis
book should house, teaches restore hair
original color cultivate and have beautiful to ths
latest period of life.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, M. D., LIES Broadway, Ny.
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The Latest Report. of sun.troke Gases.

Phillip Walter was taken TO Bellevue and died.
Thomas Mara died at No. 437 West Thirty first street.
Frederick Dick, of No. 1873 Washington street. is at
Bellevue Hospital in q critical condition. Mrs.
Brown, OF Guttenburg N. j. and Peter Davis of
New York, were taken from Forty-second street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues was found
dead IN her house at ten O'Clock last night supposed
TO be from the effects OF sunstr0ke. The total num-
Der OF cases for twenty -four hours lending at mid
night reported to Police Headquarters were forty
SIX, OF which twenty three proved fatal These do
not include those who died In hospital aud reported
to the COroners' Office
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Harvest Prospects,

LONDON, July IA, 1868
are favorable for crops.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
attend meetings printed in the nesest possible manner
notice, and five cent less than
similar place in the city, the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The hest In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, inssnta
Factory Is Bond street.
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DO You Wish Immunity from Sunstroke g.
Resort TO 2l2 Broadway and buy Of kNOXS superb Hats
the No customer Of his FRUSTRATED By
soeil
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For Moth Patches, FrecI<le- and Tan on the
Face, use PERRY'S moth AND FRECKLE LOTION"
Sold BY druggists everywhere.
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EStab Iished In 1SOO.-The Metropoiitan Job
Printing Establishment, ~ Nassau street
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Mosquito Nets and Patent Portable Onl0p
pies Of KELTY's Curtain Store, az Broadway.
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The Most Henlthful Food, Samspsr ssa
fall Il HECKERs fARiNA Agreeable and ausI,o,s W.
most admirable preventive and corrective In tnsns sn
adults Of the summer complaint and d,arhsa prsvsSs
this season.
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Royal Havana LssssRy.-Prizea PAiA In Gold.
Information furnished The highest raisa paid for Doabiooss
snd sllkinds Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bakers, Is Wau s1eo&, " Z.
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A Good Table Ciaret, SO per DOzen.-Gecry
4 KENDALL, wine merchants, 7l9 Broadway.
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(:littering Teeth.
Not only does sozoDoNT impart the wbiteosss Of tho
pures TO the teeth but it's polish They sten
after being brushed with like the surface
ocean she'll the effect OF this peerless dentrhce
the enamel hard and ndestrucble sdamant
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Pure Ohio Catawba and Sherry fov Cob
bers, In quantities TO suit 81 ~ per gallon sso spsrknf
Catawba, Anaosura Bkters, Carsts, 81 20; Wines and
A's'''' ~ 1'' MURPHY DUNN, 80 Beaver street.
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For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip-
90 Metropolitan job Printing establishment
M air.
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For SaIe-Tbe Lease Of store 10 and - Ann
Inquire premises or OF w. B. SMITH, Nassau
street
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With nsatnss quicknsss and despatch twsny6vs ger cont
a he iETRoPokifxX JoB PRINTING EsfABLfsA,
nRN7, 81 Nassau street.
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A N u 8 E N e N rs.
Prepare lions Tor the Next Musical aud ORA
matte Season.

Prepare lions for the Next Musical aud ORA
matte season.
Preparations for the next musical and dramatic
season are actively going on Mapleson contempates
bringing from London to the Academy of Music the
Italian opera company which Nilsson Tietjen, Rel-
logg, Trebe, Mongini and Arditi have made famous.
Max Strakosch left for Europe the llth inst with
the purpose or engaging an italian opera troupe.
But opera oouGe seems TO have concentrated the spe
ciai enors OF Grau, Bateman and Pike. Pike il not
without hope that he shall able to induce Schneider
herself 10 come to America and personate here her
original character OF the Grand Duchess. Bateman
has re-engaged his Grand Duchess Mile. Tostee, and
the nimltable trio, Leduc Lagrifroul aud Duchesne.
as well as Ducre Edgard, Beuedick and Hamilton
and Mines Mathde, Hamilton Desenfens ana Cadix
and mas superadded to their attraction those OF
Miles lrnia' Lahoeie Jeanne Duclos and Rose.
and Francis. All these celebrities viii draw up
full array at Niblos Garden on the 2sth INST.
Mr.. Grau Is personally experimenting the extern
sive and expensive improvements which he has
voluntarily undertaken in order to carry his pur
pose or making the French theatre during his i've
years. lease the elegant and fashionable theatre
In New York. The building will be enlarged "a to
seat comfortably four hundred more spectators than
boxes will be direct from the street. the outside stairs
being removed. The dress circle aud family circle
made The theatre will be heated by steam. the boil
ers being laid under the pavement IN Fourteenth
street. me stage mas already Deen wiAeneo, dno
will gain over six feet In depth by the addition Of
the rear house in Fifteenth street. which will be d.
vided into rooms for scenery stage properties, cos
tunes and dressing The cost OF these alterations
Will reach thirty thousand dollars and will be borne
by Mr.. Grau.
The agents OF this enterprising manager are occu-
pied IN Europe in making engagements with
artists or the first celebrity. From Paris.
Bordeaux, Berlin and Vienna Mr.. Grau has
already received cablegraIns informing him OF
the engagements contracted with the principal
members OF the opera bOuge company, by which he
I'M dQ IN a. Maui rkprli i'm 10 IA
those whose engagement he has approved are the
famous Rose Bell, IA dashing and piquant inter
prefer Of OfYenbaChs operas.n and Mr. Carrier, who
holds in Europe the highest rank as an opera b0DS
tenor. He Is not only great actor, but Is gifted
with an extraordinarily fine voice. American Jour
nails have chrOnicled the Partisan successes OF both
Rose Bell and Carrier. They will be supported at
the French theatre by other eminent artists.
II competition be indeed the life OF tra,e opera
b0alte il not likely TO perish IN New York for ack OF
1t. The next musical and dramatic ssaso u promises
TO be very brilliant
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The Famous Covwer-07 Nassaa ytseeeP
corner Futon The Metropolitan lob Printing EssAosnmsA
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Now Ready, q Full Assovtmeue q CAonN
paign Badges Pins Medals Ac Of Seymour and Blair For
all goods in the campaign line send to headquarters AddrssA
B. w. Hitchcock, Publisher and Manufacturer u Campstm
0oods. Spring street. York.
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wisn Teupess and Oroamenif! Hair
qualify Hair DYe and Heir Dysins ~ ees"cs oAhon1.
GfDRH ~ ao~A
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RIIR a. E "a q.

II IL ono Of the greatest triumphs Of Hom@
opathy 10 dispense with tho operation OF Ampu.
tatlon and Exolsion, In moro than two.thirds OF
the cases by the radical cure Of the diseased
parts, which Allopnihy would have consigned to
tho knife. 1u 5tfr a.fs
Fractures and SERIOUS wounds are healed In
less tlmc, and with loss pain, than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Hommopathyl sfulflling mission whose enc
Ia the overthrow OF all other modes Of cure, and
tho establishment Of Its own complete and per-
mancnt rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE ASSURANCE. = Tne
Directors Of n London Lifo Assurance Once
have placed ON record their opinion "!hat per.
sons treated by the Homeopathy system enjoy
moro robust health. are less frequently attacked
| by iliseasc, and when uiiacked recover more
| rapidly than those treated by amy other SYSTEM
that with respect to the more fatal classes OF dis
euSe tbo u, Mortality under Homeopathy Is small IN
| comparison with that OF Allopathy; that there
| nre discusses not eurabe at all under tho latter
| systcm, which are perfectly curablo under tho
| former; finally, thatthe medicines prescribed ny
| HomDophathlsts do not lnjurs the constitution,
| whereas thore employed by AllopathS mot un'
| frouuentl5 entail the most serious. and In many
| Instances. fatal consequences," The Directors
! further propose 10 summon meeting OF the
/, shnreholders TO lay before them the facti tney
| have collected, and tho declfioni at which they
! have arrived, namely: ITO open special sec'
/ lion for personH treated by Homeopathic ~.
| lem. at o lower rnto Of premium tnan t1ss
charged on other llyes"--Londos (kn62 20
4 serrer. i,at.r
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Superior Cutoff Engines.

WE DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTES'
w tion Of Engineers. Manufacturers, ana Mill =,
men to the celebrated HARTFOkD EN1,Nn,
with Wright's Patent Variable Cut of. which we
are now manufacturing under n license from tne
Woodruff & Beach Iron Works Company, hM. :
ford. Connecticut, To parties wishing nrst-
class FUEL SAVING ENGINE, simple and du.
tho belief that II Is sn nperior 10 any other manu-.
facturcd. II enjoys the very highest reputation
In the Atlantic States. where It Is we'll known,
over 500 Of them having boon built by tho
Woodruff & Beach Company, and being now In
'ase'''GO GODDARD q co.,
dri7.tf Pacific Iron Works.
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were too moor to be taxed more heavily than at
present to meet the unnecessary expenses OF
the hour.
amount named in the ordinance-nine dollars
1,e,. dien-should be the amount paid to the
delegates, and that the equivalent OF the same
in hills receivable should be paid to them by
the Finance Committee, who are hereby in
structed to negotiate the same for the purpose.
Considerable discussion followed, and many
motions were made, naming twelve, eleven,
ten dollars as the per diem, but the delegates
were evidently bent on securing the value OF
the sums named in greenbacks. Finally, the
II was then explained by MIR. Whittemore
that If the report went abroad, as it undoubted-
" would. that the members had voted them
selves eleven dollars a day, in the present i'm
noverished condition Of the'State, there would
be a general feeling Of dissatisfaction, unless it
was understood that this sum was explicitly de-
scribed as representing the bulls receivable OF
the State. He therefore insisted on the adop-
tion of at least the spirit OF the resolution he
had offered. and, on motion of F. J. Moses, Jr.,
IL WAS apreed to receive the pen. dten,-eleven
dollarsEin bills receivable; and, In this amend
sd form. other changes Of the officers of the
Convention being increased in proportion, the
ordinance was ordered to be, .engrossed for o
third reading. So,
The c0nyenuOn tneu aujonhou'
ERaATA.-In our account OF the disturbance
in the hall o the convention day before yester-
day, the reporter stated that he had been in
formed that DR.. Mackey was seen with horse
whip in his hand. He is since informed and
satisfied that such was not the fact, and as
matter of truth and justice the correction is
made.
In speaking of L. 8. Langley. We wrote OF
him as q Michigander. He is from Vermont.
Wbinper's name is ". G. and not W. J.