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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-13
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.

The Louisiana Convention transacted no note
worthy business yesterday.
The South Carolina Convention adopted ten
additional sections yesterday Of the Bib Of Rights.
The North Carolina Convention yesterday
instructed a Committee 10 report the abolition or all
distinctions between the Courts Of Law and Courts OF
Equity.
In the Arkansas Convention. yesterday, Mr.
suffrage. MT Hypcrt offered amendment, which was
tabled, prohibiting husbands from voting their wives
do 30.
Observation-Disclosures
RICHnoND, Feb 12.-Resolutions were adopted
dischargine all the Committee Clerks and dispensing
with stenoaphe reports OF the debates after Saturday
tho reporting having been shown 10 have cost over $1,000
10 date.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATLANTA, Feb. l2.-In the Convention to-day
Aaron Alporia Bradley, coored member was by a
unanimous vote expelled for gross insults offered 10
the Convention The third section OF the franchise ordi
nance, which proposes 10 dsfrnchse until Jan 1862 al
who cannot register under the Sherman bill, was de-
fea,ed by the adoption OF Mr. Mlers substitute The
latter dsanehses only those convicted OF treason, en-
t-zziement public funds. maea sance office, crime
punishable by law with imprisonment In the psnitentiary,
on OF bribery; also idiots and insane persons was
adopted by vote OF Yeas IA 10 Nays TO- onrfths Of the
negroes voting in the affirmative.
MIssIssIPPI-APPEAL TO GEN. GILLEM.
JACKSON, Feb. 12.--ln the Convention, o-day
the Convention Treasurer reported that many Collectors
declare themselves poweress TO collect the tax and re
quested that resolution be passed asking Cen Glem to
ssue an order compelling the payment OF the tax. A
resolution to that effect introduced. member said
unless IL should be changed whereupon amendment
offered requesting Gen Gillem 20 reply to tho Con-
venton Immediately what he would do The resolution
was adopted with the amendment, aud member was
ordered 10 carry It 10 Gen. Gillem.
FLoRIDA-THE MAJORITY RULING.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. 12.-To-day was the
10Th day OF the Constitutional Convention, and 20 dele
gates present. resolution asking Congress to re-
peal the adopted. The Sergoantat Arms
directed to inform the minority members OF the Con-
venon OF the regular session, and that their presence
required Only three OF the minority have taken
their seats since the return OF the majority Ii IL under
stood that Gen Meade leaves the subject OF eligibility 10
the Convention. resolution was adopted calling lor an
investigation OF the conduct Of coored delegate, &C
cused OF making ineendary speech at meeting
the sh nst In which he encouraged riotous proceed
ngs against three delegates who had gone with the absent
majority proposing 10 tar and feather hang and burn
them The Convention went into secret session TO con-
slider the subject Gov. Walker and Judge Randall were
called witnesses TO tue proceedings Some OF the mi
norty that they intend TO meet on Saturday next
and resume pursuant to their adjournment but It Is not
considered likely.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.

MATTHEW T. BRENNAN ELECTED POLICE COM
MISSIONER - MURPHYS EXCISE BILL - THB
CANAL CONTRACTING BoARD--GEN. NIXON
FOR AUDITOR.
TELEGRAPH
ALBANY, Feb 12.-The Assembly was adj
ourned Immediately after Of the cleo
ton of Mr.. Brennan the OF their Chamber having
been voted to the State Agricultural Society.
Mr. Murphy will not report MS License law unEii
tomorrow It's principal features have already been no
ted in part in THE TRIBUNE II gives TO the Mayors o.
NewYork and Brooklyn the power to grant licenses for
their respective cities and authority to establish u
cense bureau These licenses to cost from sos 70 s0o
and are subject TO recall by the Mayor Liquor shops can
be kept open ut all hours except Sundays from In
O'Clock, when they TO he opened except for ne
reshnet Of bdoelerS It will readily be that THIS
~ tremendous concession 10 the Sabbathkeeplng part
OF the community In other parts of the Metropolitan
District, the Supervisors given the in al
matters pertaining to license.
Mr. Bradstreet Chairman Of the Canal Committee az
the House. reported bill to abolish the Canal Contract
ing Board, and placing their powers in the hands ~
superintendent, to be appointed by the Commissioners
Disbursements 10 be made by three paymaete, who
Fund.- and Will give ample bonds for their honesty II Is
intended TO push this bill through rapidly possible,
though will encounter strong opposition from the canal
ring.
that when the Legislature adjourn Friday the l4tb
ns It adjourn Tuesday, Feb rs, az lto'clock
q. IN. 1t was tabled under the rule
The Senate held an Executive Session In which the nom
nation OF Gen. James u. Mexican for Canal Auditor
sharply discussed. No notice had been given that
this to be sent in. and II fell very xpectedly
upon Senatorial ears. The feeling OF the Canal Ring
against the nominee OF the investigating Committee Sen
cal death Of all those who had hand in the e1p0so
OF their frauds.
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LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
by Telegraph. !


Montreal is actively exporting silver.
....E. NJ. Schofeld, brother of the Com
handing General has been appointed Assessor Of Rich
mond.
AT the Dickens ticket sale in Boston, yes
terday nearly every ticket for the third sold
49, The German Savings Institution in Mem
phs suspended yesterday morning Liabilities, $4,000
assets, $4,000.
.... The Dominion Telegraph, headquarters in
built Immediately.
Gen. Candy and staff arrived in Raleigh,
N c. on Tuesday, and visited the Constitutional Con
vention yesterday.
edwin C. Mcguire was convicted of man.
slaughter. in Boston. yesterday, having shot Edward
Frunerty In October last
49,. The salvers of the ship N. Mosher, re-
Gently found of Halifax abandoned, have settled WHO
the underwriters for sl2,Soo, gold.
Gov. Fenton has nominated Col j. Is. Nc
Kean OF Saratoga 20 be Auditor 10 the Cai
In place OF n. &. Benton, the incumbent
1.-THE Mayor of Halifax, thanking citizens
OF Toronto for contributions aid Of the distressed nsDec
men, says that no further subscriptions are required
The Toronto Corn Exchange has approved
s sas bs opono Gray and Bruce railway project
The n. Y. State Agricultural Society's
annual meeting was held the Assembly Chamber yes
ceipts last year siO6s7 s expenditures, t7,eS7 as
The Boston Tract Society, in Old South
Chh Yesterday voted to extinguish the Boston agency
Of the Society ana ts s Sr tse grysse o.
soliciting subscriptions Honi INC cnurohe1 VI No"-|"
gland.
The Pennsylvania Senate has authorized
reward OF for the arrest OF the murderer Of John
Casey q witness who was waylsid and fatally beaten
after he had testified before the Senate IN contested
election case.
Gov. Worth's Council has recommended
the appointment Of Col C. A. Cilly Of Caldwell County
North Carolina, and late OF the United states Army
m the vacancy the Superior Court Bench, occzaone"
By tho resignation Of Judge Fowler.
patr;ct Russall Of Harlem, NJ Y having
been employed 10 paint the spire Of the First Prespyb
ran house Of worship IN savannah rssed the as
the topmost window. he lost his hold ana ss 70 us
pavement, i5o feet.
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ASSEMBLY
g5YLs REPORTED TAvORABLY.


To amend the charter of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company; TO incorporate the Port Morris
Land improvement Company; TO amend the Act pr0yid
ing for tile taxing stockholders Of banks TO amend the
charter OF BROOKLYN to abolish the Contracting Board
ELECTION or A METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONED
The hour of II having arrived under Joint resolution
OF the Houses the Assembly proceeded 10 nominats
a candidate for Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police
The roll OF members called, with tho following re-
suit:
For MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, a. For IRA BCCKMAE, &C.
Mt Brennan was declared duly nominated on the par,
Of the House Messrs Jacobs and Pitts appointed
inform the Senate OF the action OF the House The
Senate and Assembly shortly afterward met IN JOINT con
vention IN Assembly, with LieutGoy Woodford In
the Chair The proceedings OF the Senate and Assembly
read by the CLERKS Of the two bodies respectively
The Lieut. Governor then announced that the two Houses
had failed 10 agree aud asked what the pleasure OF
the Convention.
Mr. TWEED moved to proceed to joint ballot for Po-
lice Commissioner. Carried
roll OF the Senate then called and the vote stood
follows, -...... .
For MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, 81 For lRA BuCkhAa ~
The Lieut. Governor then decided that Matthew Bren-
had been duly elected Metropolitan Police COMMITS
for eight years. and thereupOn the joint ConVen
ton dissolved.
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ABYSSTNIA.

FURTHER ADVANCE OF THE ENGLISH TROOPS
sKIRMlsnES BETWEEN THEM AND THE ABYs-
SINIANS.
LONDON Feb. 12-Evenng. Important dispatches
&aye inst been received from Abyssinia At the last
aeccS>ats from the interior, Gen. Napier at the
front p1ghg on the advance and the hostile forces
were drawing searer to each other Reports had
rcdshed Annesley Bay that skirmishes had already
taken place between the British advance and the
forces Of King Theodore bdS no particulars of the
fighting are given Official dispatches from Gen.
Napier are anxiously awaited.
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TELEGRAPH COMPANY LIABLE FOR ERROR.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 12.-Judge Read to-day
gave judgment against the Western Union Telegraph
Co.. for damages because OF loss by in Dispatch
Messrs Kohn Menks firm doing business in this city,
some time ago sued the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany alleging in their complaint that they sent teo-
graphich dispatch by defendants TO persons IN Detroit
asking whether certain firm there was good Tor note
OF Oil O00 which the reply. not good for any amount
was dispatched but the defendant delivered the reply.
making IL note good for any amount whereupon tine
lost the value OF their goods The defense offered certain
testimony the effect sometimes produced by changes
OF the atmosphere upon dispatches, and the jury rem
dered verdict for plaintiff for ss77 49, subject TO the
opinion OF the Court certain reserved questions OF law
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AFFIxING STAMPS TO CIGARS.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb, IA letter from the Internal
Revenue officer at Washington 20 the United states Az
Of this disret informs him that the on
Ways and Means are unanimously Of the opinion mat the
that the tax upon cigars best be secured BY axn
stamp to each cigar and requests him TO obtain an opn
ion OF ktho trade upon the subject with THIS view MT
Papn the Assessor Of this District submitted the letter
to m informal meeting Of eigarmakers, issFRgn and
the eppositiOn yRs almost unanimous RT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-13
COLUMBUS. CHICAGO, AND INDIANA CENTRAL
RAILROAD ELECTION.

COLUMBUs, Feb 12.-At their meeting here
to-day the stockholders elected Directors-w. ID.
Thompson, Frederick b. Fowler, W. d. Judson, Amos
Tepney, Henry Morgan, James W. Ewell, and Lawrence
Wells all Of New.York Joseph I. Thomas Of Pennsyl.
vanis, Joseph Young OF Illinois, John Newman and
J. r. CONFESS OF Indiana; Benz E. Smith, W. Dennison,
j. Gardner, and John X. Hyard OF Ohio. Benjamin Il.
Smith was subsequently elected President; Gordon MOO
die, Secretary; and James Alexander, Treasurer
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AUSTRIA.

AN OFFICIAL PAPER OF PRUSSIA CENsURING THE
POLICY OF AUSTRIA.
BERLIN Feb. lathe North German Gazette, pa
per which is generally regarded as the private organ
of Count Won Bismarck, has editorial to-day in
which it finds fault with the policy of the Austrian
Prime Minister Baron Won Beust, and declares that
he is pursuing dangerous course in too zealously
befriending the exed Princes of Hanover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-13
SECRETARY SEWARD TO THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 12.-Secretary Seward de-
to the request OF the Legislature for the
return of the resolution ratyng the pending Constitu-
tlonal Amendment the ground that there is no law
that will permit him TO withdraw from the Department
any document which has been committed to its custody
whether at the request Of individual or of State He
adds that the ratiyng and resembling resolutions viii
both remain on file and have such effect they may
respectiYeY be entitled 70.
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FIRES.

Mr.. A. E. Heis's grocery, in the Easements Of
No. 24I Bleecker-st, was damaged s2oo yesterday NUT"
ing. Insured by the Germania'
The workshop connected with the House d
Refuge on Randas Island, threestory brick cnudhy
Was destroyed by DIRE last evening Loss 1000 ihsars~
The Doig Block, in Lowville, n. 4, wac
DESTROYED on Tuesday night Tho bank was IN inc eaua
ing The block was recently built BY esnssof Vp"Hhss
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NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
rIl,a A-t;nioa Linanca

ALBANY, FEB. I2.-Ihe ArtIcIes Oh fIndHco
and Banking, Currency and Insurance, were again TO
ferred 10 the Committee on Revision, without amend
nent. Section Of the Article on Town and County
Offices was amended by striking out, in the first ne "en
cept NewYor and adding az the end OF the section as
follows:
But Supervisors m the County NewYok shall have
such shs hereafter be-
conferred b. the Legislature and subject repeal uoccs
b. the Legislature.
the Convention in Evening Session, considered tho
vsed report the preamble and Bill OF Rights but with
definite action thereon, adjourned Ninety nine mem
bcrs responded TO the roll call.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
x,pv 70 rHH YRIBUEE

THE QUESTION OF CITIZENSHIP.
LONDON Feb. 12-The American newspapers con-
taning tho report of the Congressional proceedings
on the matter of allegiance and citizenship have been
resolved BY the last steamer. The comments of tho
press here are generally favorable to the views
pressed in the Congress. The able speech of Gen.
Banks on the question is especially noted and COM
mended
THE NEW soLIoITOR-GENERAL.
Nr William B. Brett, Member of Parliament from
Helston, has been appointed to succeed Mr.. Selwyn
rs Solicitor General
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE THE YOSEMITE
GRANT INVADED.

SAX FRANCISCO. Feb. 12.-In the Legislature
today the House passed. over the veto Of the Governor
the bill alternating portion of tho Yosemite Grant, made
10 the State by Congress- on tina condition that be kept
for public enjoyment and recreation. The bill requires
the consent OF CONGRESS TO its PROVISIONS
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PROSPEROUS MINING IN IDAHO.

SAN Francisco Feb. 12.-Advices to Feb. 1
from Idaho represent the mining interests as unusually
fourishing. The Owyhee district shipped, in January
also GOO in treasure Navigation OF the Columbia ope
after the river had been frozen over 80 days
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FRANCE.

sEYTEECg AGAINST A RAILROAD CONTRACTOR
PARIS, Feb. 12.-Mr. Felix Belly, the well-known
French railroad contractor of Central America has
been sentenced in the court here to pay heavy fine
fer publishing slanderous article against the Gov
ernment of Nicaragua.
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PRUSSIA.
BISMARCK DESTROYS TO RI

BISMAKCK DEoIkOUS TO RESIGN.
PARIS Feb. 12-LG France in its issue of to-day,
ipSists that Count Won Bismarck has asked permis-
non to resign his post at the head of the Prusssn
Cabinet.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship st. Laurent, from Havre Jan.
% and Brest Feb. ], arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-13

MATTHEW T. BRENNAN ELECTED POLICE COM
MISSIONER - MURPHY'S EXCISE BILL THB
CANAL CONTRACTING BoARD--GEN. NIXON
EOR AUDITOR.
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THE QUESTION OF CITIZENSHIP.
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ADMISSION OF ALABAMA AND COLORADo-NEw
MILITARY DEPARTMENT, WITH SHERMAN IN
COMMAND-PUGILIsM IN THE LoBBIES-SUN-
SET C0X-DAZZLING PARTIES.
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