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New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
1ATEsT GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

Thomas B Page President Of the Third Ma
toua Bank aud prominent citizen Of Cpauat died yesteTdAy
Thomos Hurst a resident of Darby, Penn, had
torn Of ip picker on THURSDAY.
Sixteen carloads of Mor1nons passed through
Omaha on TburdAy, en- route for Salt Lake CITY.
The Kentucky Mining Company, Cal has de-
eard dividend Of per share for July, payable August TO-
m Bushby a. Co.'s spoke factory was burned in
PhilsdelDbA Of fhGrsdAy night LoIa, $500
....Gen. Seymour and Col. Dupont arrived at Fort
yesday Gen Barry will proceed TO revise the
ARTILLERY sctcs for the United States Army
THE Dominion Rife Association, OF Montreal,
b ina decided that ths great rife match sba take place Oh Ia
Common on September l6
Thomas Moran, who was shot at Rocky Point,
L. Thuudy bT Rdwrd Campbell Of New YORK. died iH "or
eesieT, hsss last evening
THE remains Of the late Very Rev. j. b. Ste.
pheus followed 70 tie IN Louisville NJ By HsAy Io
persona The ceremonies were ysry hHPTs.'e
Mrs. A. l.. Morrison, wife Of the proprietor OF
Was Hotel Lsona H. severely burned on Welnesy
night bursting ola kerosene died from her injuieA
IA terrific fire was raging in the woods back OF
Colpggood Canada AL day yeday The forest Tor es sA one
aamss Great fears entertained for the safety Of The Town
Several farm houses were destroyed
THE captains wife and two seamen, on board
The brig Laura from Cnfesds died Of yellow fever te passage TO
Boston ad the m hok with the disease Ihe bB de-
hlned 10 quAEantiHe
-. The Mechanics and Farmers Bank of Albany,
Thomas W. Oc President bAs whdIaSa from TIE National bAng
system, and fsorganiied ss State Bank
IA foot-race between Young Sport OF bridge
port Conn aud Shooting star Of Baltimore, at hesAen on
Ihnra. A.ncoh b. the former who ran ~ mics IN oS
utes " beeouda
....Charles Davis, alias william Dearng," one
OF the party who robbed the Adams Express Company Seymour
dana escaped ou Jail that place !esterdA morning AH"aTd Of
e5VV offered By AdAms Express Company for hh reAnsat
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
THE LATE BRIG GEN HALPINE-THE OBsEQUIEs
TODAY.

The obseques of the late Brig Gen. Charles
G. Hapine will take place to-day from his late residence
No. 6s West Forty seyennst As mark of respect to
his memory the public Offices Of the city to be closed
and the Common Council and City officers will attend the
funeral In body. The Sixty-nnth Regiment N. Y.
>. N c., and other military organizations VIII COM
pose the funeral escort. The following named
gentlemen VIII act as pall-bearers Mayor John T. HOn
man, MajOrGen. David T. Hunter. James 7. Brady,
Horace Greeley, James Gordon Bennett jr, Robert h.
Roosevelt Peter r. Swccny, Richard Is. Connolly William
NJ. Tweed Richard O'Gornan, Nelson j. Waterbury, and
William c. Barrett:
The clerks aud attaches OF the Registers Office met
yesterday, John T. Savage, esq, Deputy Register pre-
siding, aud adopted the following resolutions:
UhsreIs A. mombe Of his Official family called in
vit Of @ community naop lament the death Of our
late beloved Chief whose arraio Of the affairs Of this department
had learned O. love With almost hla Rieconj whose affection for
bis adopted only e4aed by bis love for the land that
LA ht the country be called bis endangered BY
civil STRIFE t h and a that he be dear bear lesmo
And ,ri.ras Il h Pleased Providence hin from among
usefulness the prime OF
strength ac6ug h health in hs real and devotion
good bis native ard adopted ds and Of manhood
eerrNher coaBs sacrifice u bis life feel
fhe deceased calls expression Oft
that oeaLsI l e sympathy that We feel Tor his 6e'ea'ei aud
incoming family, therefore be-
ofthc CT Cour Of NcSiok hse ustai an ire
paabe los sg tH7- sincere fieud aud courteous
dttpushsd te human liberty aud enh:heumsnt
earnest srf e arocsi SAse services we're 'Auaoei and
humanity friend
R,d ID a the srlieuue.s recognize the hand
oDVre r're -ter % .iHornhus Of he une4ng Of he AM
Of fou5 cuira teg-rterre oH IliA
EeorF Ti Hs rh feelings ~ tie greftssi enu'rm
plate t r L aif a1l finy ani ssnfe them VI our heartfelt
synpatht thrirsa te'et
4.rd That ts olco flpei mourning; that We Nl ad
fuuc tbiy hHi that these De pub l h dl
All weekly psp d copy sati easr'sed aud mounted Je IRE
q family.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
ARRIVAL or A GERMAN PRINCE.

a Prince OF WWtcmburg, in southern Ger
irIuy. a General lu tAt Austrian army has arrived
iu tus cts upou OF Instruction aud pleasure. and
- accompanied by hF nephew. lie Intends 10 remain IN
ibis COuufy about two months, during which lime ic
Will make tour that he may become thoroughly
acquainted with American Institutions. He Is
hrIa merely Traveller, and during Ills
sojourn viii AVOID public display as much as possible
The General de.rcs Ia occupy MS time in acquiring
proper knowledge Of the country His title which ne now
travels under was bestowed for the Schleswg
Iolscn lie increased hls military reputation con
.dtrably ia the Austru Pusalan war On Tuesday the
Prince Sas introduced tu Gen Mcdowell, the command
or Of the Department Of the East, by MI
Ioos.y, Austrian Consul, aud was very cordially
n rtceiv,tl. An Invitation extended 10 mm by
Gen Mcdowell 10 make inspection of the fUrtncd
lions aud places OF interest IN New York HarbOr and vi
cIlty and Yesterday morning the distinguished guest
,uhltkel on board Government vessel, accompanied
bN number OF officers, military and ClYl, ana salltd
down the bay Ia Con eTuOI's island where they landed
and were received b. Gen. Walden. comnandant OF tue
most The party witnessed dr BY the troops ana eN
amiucd the various places Of interest with evident grail
nratiun Subsequently they visited thc Brooklyn Navy
Yard. ana were hospitality cneraihtd,ahu al late hOur
returned the
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
THE LABOG KOFEMENT.
THE MAsrER-MAsoy,' MEETING.

TIE MASIIk-MASbNN NlbllNh'
This body held an adjourned meeting yes
terday afternoon Mr. John .. Couoyer President. Mn
Eidz reported t.at tcnhour men were working on Tie
second-avc. Railroad depot dwellings on f"riysiNh
st. stores OF Howard ana ,lOshy-sS stores on
DuaHe-st 10 houses on Foriy-elgIthst, dwelling on
Seventcenths and houses on Charles and FOurthsts
Mr. o. bren reortea that h nag ~ lonr men w"Islu
for nm; Mr. Mulln tepou1df VT AuufcW''5i DIT Nnal-
fer front men; and Mr.. Ross said L. progressing
Of Ieouarl-st and Broadway had De- stoppcd, owing
10 the conduct Of tho Society men, no came there aud
reported that ne h's 10 hrrP ue Io'c
continually employed in preserving order as
attempts made 20 create disturbance nmoug his en-
poycs Mr. TO,tcynut read paper il which he traced
The bnckayels' -tlbe from t.r b,s.uug aud charged
them with trying 90 override justice aud compel the
bosses 20 yield 10 Their demands Ito also alluded TO tue
manner in which the apprentices were uscd, and
OF the Encflaycrs' u on vi.ch compelled the
bosses to give way 10 them IA oycy Instance.
huded the employing masou' 4or er a on ih opposing
himself az clerk and le believed That all respectable
aud awabdug clerks were with th'n in their Ghe en-
poyersJ great and good work Tho mteuHK theh al
JOurucd % Monday next al 2"clo'E
PROBABLE COMPROMISE OF TIE STRIKE.
There is prospect that Tire brlcklaycrs strike
iomrneymen. A hiontcomrit.ce ras been ppoiled win
power 90 adjust the difference ei"cru lAe Tue i''"i
Of the conference viii probably he. that the cmo cr'
Hlll comply with The demand That eIs hoars .Ahuf con
stltute days work. NhC 'Ar men Viii t0 mWiIy
suV.i y ~ Gnu o rb cpi5tcr Id h. iSae lie
employers work with te II they Ges.c ~ 10 DO.
wORKINGMEN's UNION.
The WOrldngmcn's Union held a stated
semi-monthy session last evening, the President, VIM.
Jrssup, IN the char GcUnauia Hall has been secured
for the National Labor C0uN Cutou, which Is 10 meet n
this city the third MoHiay M September Mr Young,
from Typographical Union ~. q. reported mat the
Ofgdnla Ion which he represented in flourish
nK condition now than az any prcsou, time. Mr EnnH,
from the Plastcrers, reported mai MS society numbered
1000 members and they were determined 10 see the
eight hour movement triumph. aud had therefore ro'
Gently contributed $1,000 i Il OF ihc brcklycTs making
in all 1900 contributed for this purpose. MI clark of
the Practical Painters reported that tho principal shops
are working upon the CgAi-AOur system, Dut was
sorry 10 say that there are "A Few w0rkmcn
who think 81 dollars and cents than of principles.
Delegate. from the bakCr practical louse painters, car
pcutcIs and jOucGr, and journey men luh, were ad'
mittcd as members. on motion 20 Mr. kctirmau, from
I1cklaYcrS' Union No p the meeting went Into Commit
Of The Whole and resolved that the NOrkihgmcnH
Union assume the expenses Of the mass mc'his To DC
held at The Cooper Union on wednesday evening next
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. THE Nebraska Democratic
State Convention yesterday nominated 1appleton 70
Congress.
The Hon. T. d. Eliot Of Boston announces
his determination not 10 stand as a candidate for
election to Congress.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. THE Republicans of the
With Congressional District yesterday nominated Col
John f. Asher 10 Congress.
The Democrats of Ohio have nominated for
Congress- from the XIIh District ~ j. Turner aud the
Republicans, r. Van Trump.
BENJAMIN EgglestOn in the Ist, and the Hon.
Job H. Stevenson in the Id Ohio District, have been
nominated for Congress by the Republicans. The first Is
q denomination
SANDUsKY, Ohio, Aug 1.-THE Democratic
Convention at Munroeyille today nominated the hon.
Warren r. Noble OF Tn their candidate for Congress
from the IXth District Of Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
coroRED BORDER STATE CONVENTION

The Border State Convention OI cOlolcu ne
puIrnu. tu Baltimore adopted resolution recommend
nc fLc holding of National Convention in Washington
ot rho third Wednesday Of December next. Several
I'm f Grant aud Colfdx and expressing the hope that
thr cooed voters the South may rally 10 their support
RESOLUTIONS ouposng tho deportation or colOred people 10
IIhrria or elsewhere passed. Resolutions were
,d,cd recommending the election of colOrcd Mary
id Sate Central Committee and city Executive Com
Itfc Tor the better political organization Of to colOrcd
snn that the states represented In the Convention
namely: West Virginia, Missouri, Maryland, NewJersey,
NJ ynrl and Pennsy sylyama-iInmedatel make call
t Ste conventions to elect Central Committee where
none exiss or where there IL 10 active Eqdal Rights
Icaeuc. that all other States be Invited 10 CO.
nneyotc with central organization, and that
oi'h atato represenied I'm tie body send two del
otIes to the said central organization resolution
ibat nny colorcd sympathzing with the Demo
e ,,r or voting that ticket he stamped traitor 10
80 r,,ca an enemy his ancestors aud political inur-
derer of his cndrens rights was aiter some discussion
ma .httriy postponed. resolution OF thanks 70 the
W,,renn oi refugees Freedmen, aud Abandoned Lands
r ts aid ~ the cOlored people Ia securing educat0nh
I,,1ics and cntreating the cOlored people to exert
in their utmost 10 sustain their schools, was
aaI',',.j A resolution WAS adopted requesting the
If,iin Republcan Congressional Executive Committee
=, 'rrt ana CIRCULATE campaign document tho hd-
49, ~ tho Convention TO the coored voters OF the
Snui Arrangements made for an organization OF
sO,'tni "a nsone i'm the Border states with view to
~ ,, securlng their political rights. Resolutions
i.if ed earnestly favOring the election OF Grant
ard C3flx: rendering thanks 70 the freedmens Bureau
nd entreatpg colOred people 10 sustain their schools
r. s discontinuance. resolution was adopted rec
n'Jra the Freedmen's Memorial Monument Asso-
to unite their interests with the nnol" Anu-
meut AssooaLinn Of " aahlngton' D.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
ACCIDENT ON THE NEw.nAvEY RAILROAD.

The trans on the NtW-llaNtn halloau
were prevented fiOm running, yesterday morning
In coi'sequcuce OF accident that occurred about
midnight Thursday, at Wcstport freight
train. which LETT this city on that evening, con-
si,tng locomotive, tender. and nine cars, ran INTO
the Saugdtutk RIVER at that pOut, the accident btlhg
caused by the bridge having been loft OPEN although
the signal up, indicating that all Was right Before
the train reached the draw. hOweYer-whcn 1t was about
Inc length ~ from 1.-THE engineer discovered
the condition Of affairs, and knowing mo ln
pssty Of stopping the locomotive, owing 10 the close
proximity Of the open draw he In company with the ire
man, nlgaug oil and saNcd himself The locomotive
tender aud three cars down INTO the river, carrying
with them one brakeman who sustained slight Injuries
No other of hands met with any accident lhe
pug up tho on the other prevented the draw
from being closed and thus stopped all travel over the
road Tor about hours. The wreck presented
a frghtful appearance. Had the train been hlled
with uassengers instead OF freight the loss OF life
would have been siddeniug To contemplate. Tho aco
dent was the result OF gross reports be true
and ceusure should fall somebody for causing IT, III
such neggou be permitted, We may have hereafter To
recount the particulars Of another Wholesale slaughter OF
human lives for there is telling how soon passenger
train may placed In peril by the omission OF the person
whose province 10 to regulate the signals 10 perform MS
Iufv
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
DIED.

BoGERT-Oa Tur.day August Adele Hmph daughter Charles
tn. relative. iisss cfhs @J respectfully iad to attend
Saturday, August s. at 20 o'clock,
cHADB0URNEon Friday August Of conyusons Carrie Maine.
only daughter sphnW aud Martha Chadbourne aged months
TIE relative; and friend. family are respectfully invited attend
st, on Monday afternoon Angus, TO- At O'clock p m
caAMgERsqH s 81 RS I IThu h s inst Victoria Peoghy'u on
Tie friends Of the sniy tie funeral At the
Sunday Aug At4 o'clock NJ without further invitation
DYEOn wednesday the Sth inst Mrs Mgaen Dye aged years
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully rted ..ss
O'clock p m '''
HALPINEsudden thl, City Monday the ID inst Hor
The relatives requested attend the funeral from h.
loa The members OF Holland Lodge No and w. .Ad Of
the Masonic Fraternity generally sre respectfully invited to atea
HOLLAND LODGE No. r. and MNes.iOrk August 1909
The une Of late brother Bt MaorGen charles Apne.
s, s pe t aS ~ s Ss S ct M TIE member, on Hoi.ss
Lodge aud Of the Fraternity generally are invited % S ,,.,,,
LEDwTTHon Thursday morning, Augu'te lsg Sea PTotrses<
ns Agnes II the beloved Vie Of IhI%s; LeS and daughter
Her funeral will take place from her late residence No PIG West Thirty
Dst St. ,fe Crunch Vest Ty Ss:
where requiem will be celebrated for the Oi
family respectfully invited to attend
oHARAsudden wednesday the S'h inst at Saratoga Springs
Funeral take place from residence Of bis sonulaw Charles O
Miles No 24 West Beyeuht corner WsyereyPa on SATURDAY.
respectfully aie1 ioSa 20 stteBa itboGi further invitation
srETs0N-A West or.ugs NJ Friday August Mortimer eldest
Of Henry I. NtesOn, deceased
Funeral sunday, August TO- St Marks Church ntpm
STRYBNSAt Predon NJ " Thursday July 90 Edward SeVena
Of Bano sonnW of the late Robert DennOn Of oaDge County,
N. T.. aged IS yesra
WIBRr-On Friday August Mary Has,ead infant Of James
5. and Hannah G. Wihirt aged months and II dAya
Funeral on sunday from the residence Of her parents No. III
Rast Rtethst
wINCHEsTBR-Of oft Guord Point wsdsss
day. the 5th inst David d. Winchester aged II yeaD.
and his wife spending the Sumner there he highly
spec,ed by circle Of end being proprietor for 10 The
Western Hotel Courndts New York 10 all the social reasss
Of life he greatly esteemed for moral excellence and modest ne
He vas vrg honest man noblest work Of Odd good
zen sociabe friendly charitable and KIND TO
He lived ani died the faith nd hope Of humble Chnslsn and sn
to the word the example Of an upright mAn
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
RoGrRT. ADELE HRMPHILL. II Moron-t
BROOKS. JAMES. Johns Church PsRhed
CRAIG. FREDERICK W, No. IS Fourhave. Bro0klTa
DYE Mrs MAGDALRN. No IS Rsst Thirty. fourhst
HALPINB Gen. CHARLES g.. No. So West POrtJ'seSentht
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
DEPARTMENT or THE EAsT-GEN. MCDOWELL.
BY a recent, and as yet unpublished, order Of


the War Department. the headquarters Of the Depart
Incnt Of the Ea-t which have hitherto been AZ Phiade
phia are changed 20 Ncw-Nork, and MalorGer. Irwin
M,DpWru. recently stationed on the Pacific Coast has
been placed lu command. The principal officers OF the
Gcuelal's staN arc. BIcYct bUgGcu James Iuttcn Iu-
sIetor General; Bfryct MijGen. Rufus Ingalls, Chlef
OIattcuutsttI; blcNtt II,.Gcu. Dlburu, COmilsodry
Gf Subsistence; Btcyet BugGen. Cuyler. Medical Dfec
tor; BIcyet Mai Robert &. Perry Judge Advocate ANA
AttiuC Assistant AdiUtlutGcucral; Brcyrt Capt Costa
AdtdrI Camp. Tie meade dquarcrsare at the new ArnOry
building corner of Houston ana Giconests.
Gen Mcdowell ore ~ tc best military scholars In the
army Of the most successful of It's officers was
October. isis I<1 he sent 10 PARIS under the
gfauce Of former school teacher, aud returned home
In isyi ont rr. the Academy at West Point ia tho same
yar on h graduation hc was at once assigned To duty
on The Niagara frontier, WL,fc Tie patriot dilnCutcs
then eArI,-- aIl.t.sa.lons. IAcse sctticI ana
after performing other military dutes on the Maine IRON
nor b. returned o Vlst Point aB Assistant Instructor
which position hc fDt uEil The year l0i5. FROM OctO
Der q, i-i. May rs 1857. lac ddecump 10 Gen
Wool Ia 1917 b. became assistant adjutHnt general,
nen heI position under Gen Scott from June, l589, 10
JauuaI. 1851 aud remained Ia the army on stan duty
under Clarke, johnston, and IWiggs uhtn 1853
when De given leave uf absence for year, which ho
lhiO he Wac under the command Of Gen. scott. In sep
cmscr, 1900 lc aTpO!atcd Inspector General IN MIN.
ncsoa, II s.Oug aud Kansas, where he remained until
recalled appointed to the command OF tho army 10
invade Virginia lu 1901. Gen. Mcdowell led his corps
through the whole Of the campaign with ability and
vigor pursUed ne was by in-furtuues. In 1868 he
acted TIE capacity ~ President OF board for retiring
DISABLED olccs OF hc hny. Then, In Jny, 1865, he was
the Pacific coast 30 conuaud of nat department.
which position he filed until Gen IlacCk assigned
To the lo-ItIUu. and Gen. Mcdowell given the De
partm,ut OF California Here ho continued until his
rec NJ as AulAtut.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

most gratifying OF sympathy aud support
They show us that our halls win be filed; but what
popular conviction of the need Of such education
shall eDdeayor 70 supply With such force behind
the favor of Heaven above u-we may indeed hope fon
successful results. My friends permit "a
thank you heartily for this tribute Of friendship; and
while wishing you good night, 70 wish you and the Cor
nell University, to which you belong all happiness and
prosperity,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

Whte-st Importing and Shirt House give notice that
ey slh to-day and hondayat Walls No lt Fatonst, bea
Br9aiwayres the best NewYork Mills" shirts popular
make al dzen aa uaen ootars.
knglsb Half nose, 43 50 a dolen
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
M4RRIED.

WHITEHRAD-KINGInS ST. Marks Chapel Black Hawk Colorado
on Wedne evening July 29 by the G. Randa d. D.
Coandt Whtehead recently Of Newark Char
lotte BsrgoyHe daughter OF John King Of oIouy Aass
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

For Moth Patches, Freekles, and Tan, the Face
use PEkkY MOTH AND FkEcKLA LOTION" Sod b. Drggs eVe
where
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
spttiaI NOtitts.

The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THR
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WASHINGTON. D. @.
Chartered By Special Act Of Congress Approved Juy s lss
CASH ,000, 600.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08


c. r. CLARK Philadelphia, President
HENRY D. COOKE Washington yice-Presideot
JAY COOKE Chairman Finance sud Executive Committee.
EMERSON W. PEET Philadelphia, seey and AetuAry.
T. s TURNER, Washington. Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS O. SMITH. ". D.. Medical Director
J. EWING MBARS, NJ. D., Assistant Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. K BARNES surgeon.C Gen U. s. A, Washington.
p j. HORwITZ Chief Medical Department U. s. ~ Washng'oa
D. W. BLISS NJ. D.. Washington.
SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY.
Tn, Hon VIM B. CHANDLER Washipgton, d. @.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, Aug Jul ms
rival home the Hon. Columbus DclanO was hea
greeted by an enthusiastic assemblage OF his friends
delivered very telling address, reviewing the hl'
OF Democracy, and deuOunCing with glowing el"qi
the attempts of Blair wade Hampton ana thelr lei
to inauguTate another Rebellion After the CLOSE O
Delano's speech Grant and ColiaX cluD was ryan
and over 100 names enrolled
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

ROGrRT, ADELE HEMPHILL No. II Morton-st
BROOKS. JAMES ST. Johns Church. PlaiHned
CRAIG, FREDERICK W, No. IS FOurthaVe., Brooklyn.
DYE Mrs MAGDAIRN. No. IS East Thirty ourthst
HALPINB Gen CHARLES g. No. So West PortJ-seSeath-st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
BRANCH OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
DIRECTORS.


JAY YCOOKR..................... Philadelphia
c. II.
F.. RATCHFORD Philadelphia
WIN G. MOORHBAD. D.........,....,...... .PiilsdelpbIA
GEORGE Y. IlLBR.......
J. HINCKLEY CLARK.................Ph Philadelphia
A. ROLLINS. Washington D. q
HENRY d. aSbington d. O.
WM. T. washington, ID u
JOHN D. Degrees Warrington D. G.
EDWARD DODGB.....,......,........... .New-foTk
Il. Z. FANN ..NeN.lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

BATH, Me-, Aug. IA grand ratlhcatlon meet
ing was hold here last evening and Grant ana cora
club organized. The meeting was addressed DY Gen,
John A. Logan, George +. SAepey. Post NO. !. Depar
ment OF Maine Grand Army OF the Republic, turned on
with full ranks this afternoon 10 receive Gen Logan tSi
Commandern-Ghief. The General was escorted 10 m ti
residence Of the Major In the evening cen Logan lne
the members of the Post and personally presented
the comrades. a grand display OF nreMOIks wa
made in the evening, and the grc"Iest enthusiasm H
tested
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

PORTLAND Aug. THE Union Count
ventiOn OF Cumberland County assembled IN I
yesterday and nominated a list Of county officers
liar Convention OF tho party has also been held
County. The particular contest in this county WI
the nomination OF County Attorney and Sheriff.
suited in the nomination OF the present Attorney
Webb. esq, and a new candidate, r. y. Perry