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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19
FROM CHICAGO.

CaicAoo, Sept. 10.
The tobscco warehouse Of Geo. A. Geary,
1e4 Monroe ST., WAS seized yesterday BY rev
enus officers.
Capt. A. A. Kennedy has been appointed
Superintendent Of Police. to al! the vacancy
caused BY the resignation Of Jacob R+hn.
Dispstches from large portions Of Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin and other Western States,
report tbst the heavy frost ofyesterday morn.
ing did serious damage 10 buckwhest, sor-
ghum, AID tender vegetables.
A Times special reports the Pendleton
meeting at Spring6 ID the greatest demon
slra,ion of the campaign In the evening
there was a torchliRht procession number
ing six or seven thousand persons.
The Tribune says that flumbull consented
to speak in Springfield in reply to Mr..
Pendieton, and will do 30 early in October.
Edward Schaber was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF forgery preferred by Jno.
NJ. Pendieton, wool dealer, Broadway.
The scene after the suppression Of the
FIRE at Mr.. Benneit's mansion yesterday was
one of great discomfort and confusion. The
least injured of The rooms still contains fur>
ni,ure. statutes, pictures, and mirrors lying in
utter disorder. Magazines, reviews, news
papers, and bound volumes lay in commingled
confusion. Most Of the furniture, however,
was removed TO the billiard room Mrs
Bennett 10 absent in Europe and the family
in the Fort Washington household consiste
of Bennett, Sr. and Jr., Miss Bennett and
Miss Crane, visitor. At o'clock this p.
m. the 'amily came into the city and took up
thier abode in their Fifth Avenue residence.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 16.
Col L. B Grigsby, Of Kentucky. has been
appointed Deputy Collector Of the port Of
New York, having charge Of The transition
Of merchadise between the Atlantic I'd
Paei6c porte
E ]. Noels, Of Warren. Mass, and VIM.
T. Uusal. Of Georgetown, D. selected By
the Government, and VIM. r. Trovbridge,
Of N. Y selected By the distillers, have ar
ranged the following schedule Of prices Of
the Tyc Of different sizes, which in accord
ance with the contract Of Congress, has been
prescribed for use 10 distilleries. Sample
metre A, $500; do do 3, $3.50; do do B, sin.
gle counter, $3.50; do do double. $500; ca
pacity one and half gallons per minute,
metre No 2, single counter, 5000; do do
double $3.50; capacity three gallons per min
ute, metre No 8, single counter, $500: do
do double. $500; cspacity nix gallons per
minute, metre No. I, single counter, $1,000;
do do double, $l060; cspscisy eighteen GAL
Ions per minute.
Commissioner Rollins has Issued . cir
cular requiring d,s,illers to procure
and attach meters, the failure Of
which will make it the duty Of the
Collector to closa the dstillery and institute
proce edlngs for its condemnation and the en-
forcement Of the penslties required by law
DistiIers of apples, peaches and grapes ex-
cllsi,ely will not be required to attach me-
tiers 10 their distilleries.
The following storekeers were appointed
TO-DAY: Henry Carpenter, Wisconsin; Ed
ward Beebe, New York city; j. q Morri-
.on, lst District in Virg,nls; ]. ]. Kelley,
lst District in Pennsylvania; Daniel Birch,
lst District in Iowa; J. D. Keep. Charles T.
Rock Charles j. Bradley. Charles G Cum
mings and K. ". Dibhle, 9th District in HI
nois; O. c. Bosleyshel, 10th District in
33ennsylvanis; Edward johnson, 9th District
in Kentucky. q. II Woodward was ap-
pointed inspector or ,.l.eco in the I'd Dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
Attorney General Evart. arrived this morn
ino
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH
Nsw YoaK, Sept. l8.

NEw YoaK, Sept Is.
rho cricket match to-day concluded by
the American Twenty-Twos scoring 50 in
their second innings. ',.ich, With 81 made in
the first innings, makes . total OF li9 against
l75 made BY he English crickets.s in one
inning.
The Eng'ishmen played game Of ball to-
day against m eqnai number OF Americans.
The score stood, 80 for The EnElishmen and
10 for the Americans.
The revenue conspiracy case is postponed
till Tuesd.y.
Several families had : narrow escape from
burning TO death at ere in Brooklyn this
morning, many escaping in their night
clothes.
An insane man named Michael Canlen
this morning stabbed his wife, while in bed
Her cries brought to her aid two men, who
wers also stab6.d By Canlen. The men were
seriously wounded Canlen WAS secured.
Foreign papers state that Rhenish Prussia
is alive with troops. and 10 600 men ars
ready to seize Luxembourg and fortifs them
selves there, should telegram fror Berlin
order them to do 90.
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FROM CALlEURNIA.

San FRAxc1sco, Sept II.
The steamer Idaho with . cargo Of sugar
wai seised by the custom aushorities for de-
frauding the revenue Il appears San Fran.
cisco refinery has been importing large guam
titles Of sugar from the Sandwich islands,
passing through the custom house - low
grade sugar, it being powdered.
The woods near San Rafels, Marion coun
y. are on 6re covering tract Of eve or six
miles. The inhabitants Of this place are
nearly stiHed With smoke. The city and har-
Dor hos been wrapped in dsnss smoke since
woods in Oregon. The Gre covers, it 10 es-
,imated, an area Of 200 square miles, in that
State, and extends on both sides Of the CO.
lumbia river. Il is feared the towns Of 81
Helena and Astoria are destroyed. The
amount Of TIMBER and other property de-
stroyed 10 immense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19
HAINE ELECTION.

tAuousrA, Me-, Sept. Is.
Official returns from more than three
furths Of the towns Of the entire State fully
confirm or reports Of 10000 majority We
gain more than 800 ON last years majority,
and ! 900 in excess Of the average msjority
for the past twelve years. The vote ID BY far
the LARGEST ever thrown in Maine.
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FROM NEW lORK.
New YokK, Sept. Is.

NEW 1OkK, sept. Is.
Sam. Collyer has arrived in Washington
and had an in ersiew with his late autago-
mist in the prize ring, Edwards, in relation to
mother contest. Collyer is anxious to re-
co ar bis lost iaurels. Edwards is satisfied,
and positively declines 10 6ghs another bat.
tie with any one.
There were heavy frosts at Hartford. Prov
idence. Springfield, and in many places in
Maine laet night.
A Ere on Fulton avenue and Navy street,
Brooklyn, this morning, destroyed seven
dwellines end eight stores, with ienements.
Some thirty inmates are rendered homeless.
Total loss $15O00O. No lives lost.
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FROn WASHINGTON.

WAsHIxcrox, Sept. ls.
A ERE in Lynchbure yesterday burned sew
en- tobacco warehouse on Union ard West
i free,s, together With large amount Of TO-
bacco; also dwelling house. Miss Herfeld
was severely injured BY j mping from the
window Of dwelling. All the property was
insured.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept ls.
Senator Trumbull and Representative Judd
left for Washington this evening.
General Carl Schurz will speak at Library
Hall in this city, tomorrow evening"
The Union Pacific Railroad to day com.
pleted its 604th mile. Trains are now run
ming that distance west of Omaha.
Daniel Livet, Vermonter, in travelling to
this city last evening, by tie North. W esterl
Railroad, swappped $50 in greenbacks for
$50 in twenty dollar gold pieces. Upon his
arrival here he ascertAined tha. the gold was
brass.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept II.
A frost fell in tho neighboring counties
last night bat it il thought that no mage
is done.
WILMINGTON, s. c.. Sept. II.
There was slight frost and snow in Rob.
inson ana chmond counties on the 10th and
18th inst.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LouIs, Sept H.
The 20l1 buildings in process of erection
in this. bity have Just been completed al .
cost of fifteen million dollars.
The next trienial conclave Of the Knights
Templars will be held in Baltimore, com
mencina September 81.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

FLoREEcr, Sept. Is.
Nosierit Gays tho italian Ministry has not
asked the withdrawal Of the French troops
from Rome.
6r. PETERsBuao, Sept. ls.
The report that the troops In Central Asia
had been forced to the evacuation Of Bokhara
10 uncon6rmed.
LONDON, Sept. IS.
Sir James Young. the present Governor Of
New South Wales, has been nominated for
Governor General Of Canada.
BIAR1rz, Sept. ls.
The Emperor Napoleon, Empress Eu-
genie, and The Prince Imperial to-day made
visit 70 Queen Isabella, Of Spain, st Be-
bastian.
Nrrz, Sept ls.
Atsrribls explosion took plaza in cart
Ridge factory in this city to-day. Thirty per>
sons wers killed outright, and 80 badly in.
jur.d. The building the explosion occurred
in was torn 10 pieces.
FloREScr, Sept. Is.
Cardinal Rsisach haa bssn triad BY civil
court as Risti, and sentenced to pay Ono Of
500 francs for attempting to take possession
Of the See Of eabina, By order Of tie Pope.
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FROM CANADA.
MONTREAL, Sept.

MONTREAL, Sept. Is.
The Glasgow Hotel and ou..buldines we're
destroyed b. FIRE this morning. Five valua-
bic horses. which had been on exhibition,
we're burned.
KINGSTON, Sept. Is.
Sir Henry Smith, late Speaker in the Ca
ma dian Legislative Assembly, died at noon
to-day, after lingering illness.
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REFE RE.vCES.

The rr prstrr has been kindly permitted to refer 10
folio wing liz hIy resn.ct<d Of ksokuk
yBSCIlL, Jakk CO..
LION ARD : 60,
H Tkp Err, T.pfer House,
RoBrRe RuDDioK;
walylNs
UcE sTEFL,
HAIRY WILTON.
A ARAESTROUT
llOR>r f. WARNOCM,
Proprietor.
HARRY FULTON, Secretary.
suxlldf
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CAIRo, H., Sept. 10.

CAIRo, ILL.,, Sept. IL.
The steamer Nashville arrived hsre to-day
With l76 men and horses Of The yilsb q. 8.
Oavalsy, AeapAfR OnAlA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHH9s.
Prom washin 8 ton.
/. .,ure or ! Tobacco Warehouse
DESTRUCTIVE FORREST FIRE IN
OREGON.
A Steamer Seized by Revenue.
Officers
6Anclusion Or tho American and
EnsIlsh Cricket Match.
Marrow Escape from Death by Fire
4 Terrible Explosion IN Slentz,
Prnssia.
l,encIusion Or tho American and
Ensllsh Cricket Match.
A Terrible Explosion IN Dlentz,
Prussia.
Death OF Sir Henry Smith, Of
Canada


GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44i.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GALrsBuRo, Sept. ls.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Good Templars ad-
journed to dsy, after thirteen days session.
The mes ting next year aill be held 1t Jack
sonville on the second Tuesday Of Septe-,-
Der.
ELx1RA, N. T., Sept. 1s.
A disastrous Ere broke ont in ArnoId's
block, corner Of Lake and W.ter streets, oc
cupid oy E. q. Cook 1 Co, hardware msr
chants, shout half past ten o'clock last light,
which burned the entire upper a'ories o! the
block. The loss will reach $50, 900; in
.ured for $4,000.
BurFALo, N. Y, Sept. IS.
The locomotive used in switching trains 1t
the Ere street depot, in this city. exploded
her boiler to-day, doing serious injury to the
engineer and various other persons in the vi
cinity. No one killed
SCHENECTADY, N. T., Sept Is.
Stephen Sanford Was to-day nominated By
the Republicans Of the 18th district f,r Con-
sress.
Qu1scr, Sept. ls.
The arrival of stock and machinery for the
coming State Fair indicates that it will be the
largest ever held in the State. The prepare
tion Of the grounds il completd, everything
being in order. Tho authorities are co.ope.
ting heartily with the officers Of the Society,
and no effort is spared TO render satisfaction
to the public.
OrrAwA. Sept 10.
It Is said Buctleys pretended insanity is .
ruse. The Medical Board have pronounced
him sane.
Bosros, Sept. 1e.
John Quincy Adams accepts the Democrat
10 nomination for Governor. He obiec's.
however to one plank in the National Dem
ocratic platform, and avows himself . Jack
con Democrat, believing in hard money.
Augusta, Sept. III
Returns from 4o6 towns give Chamberlain
69. .l14. P.llsbury 1881; majority for Cham
bsrlain 20 8l7. The towns that remain to be
heard from last year gave Chamberlain 4287,
Piilsbury Also. Full returns. including those
from these towns, with their relative increase
Of vote. win give Chamberiain total major.
ity Of 20 4O4 The Official returns, which
will be published next week, will not vary
these figures to any great extent.
The average Partisan drinks 6vs times
- uueh brandy - b loAO.
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'lsllf; t.DEXCEK ClRCUIAR.s, >,
after sx mnnths' trial, 10 pr cd the N NJ
wonderfully iok method discovered % make sny
uotra,ned hof. colt fast without the nee
track One boy made $500 ten common colts; 20
on another. krice Il. Ad ar.se ESQ. A. ATKINS Day
Str ef Ny
p. 4. We recommend everv fArmers immediate at
tsnt,on u this CIRCULAR J. ". tormap, Troy ils
va; J krage., Hgramcnt Mass. Charles Palmer 4
Hill dale, n. John Gildets,eeve, Austerita, n y
au-.ea greusin, Postn n.ter. Gcs<n River, y. ard
hunar.d others. fsept9-2v
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yenei1l. Jones 4 Co.....cor Third B Main streets.
Has. Stern l. Co.....-cor Second B Main streets.
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Tan In hsndbilla, eoTrectiy arranged
j vain =, vbtcn can.f.t a. 20 in@ hor.es, hne Hrg
tine C.rrinae Ar 20 sets ~ silver Ltd h.r-
aeas 'srxs o. s,ei, burfa'o RoNta. Belts, hips
&c &c aI.e two 6na ,eunx c W, aud '.rss lot If
small rzes too to parrcaiaize IL this ad-
er lee ,-Bs
The prppde.or reiG.s himself that ever5thingshsHhe ne
fairly, openly end honestly cenducrd
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AUGUSTA. Sent. lf,

The aversse Partisan drinks Eve times
y uneh brandy - b lelO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Goldfish.
2nn LBS fresh French cured Goldfish, inst
GNU feiyed by R0BkhrkOy 4 ALBHeS
Belcher's sugar.
Rn BBta Bechsrs Shte sur, Just rserir-i by
OSe pits HbBEhTsoN / sLBER5.
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/ $11,600.O0
| TO IN GIVEN AwAx
THE GREAT
| KtokUk LIVERY sTlBlt
Gift Enterprise Assoc'n,
Will rAKs PLAcEAr
GIBBONS OPERA HOUSE
OCTOBER 80, 1865.
s
c,r,. 80 IN !. -,
aio cis.r.oueon @ "a z. p..a ~ n ia. AL iHR
PRIZES AR1 PUT IN At 4 IAta NALuAtIoN "
eair !. Il .sssss.srs livery ssabls esrnsr Il sth
@ :: =: ::., - :.
pr prietor hopes in THE way - bs sNs - o.pose' =
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Oleeks-Whelssalo q Retail.
q Bridsss ss....... Nos ~ Estes Ho,
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oein, silver ware.
@ BYidess ..,..... .........NoS j Estes Houbs.
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Gas 4 STEAM FITTINOs.
II ooar 4 Son .......J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
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BOOTS . D0OB1-A1TAILs
M Desn ................oor Third Main streets.
uuiakamp Aaaless ...... 90 Main street.
Huiskamp 4 Bro. ...... Main strsst-bst 4th 6th.
Hart, Agt...... lSS csin ssfses'
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COMMlD0lOM MEACHANT0.
sturees .46 South Levss.
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rr.nrurHna.

CLOCKS, WATOnEs = JEW8LAH.
Sam @ Bridges. .............. Nos Esess House.
ri Ayrsa sons.... -.........67 Main street
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D. Cross 4 Co ......--..........lS9 lS9 Main street
uncan, Karle 4 Co......l4U = l47 Main street.
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pEuTToTRY.
L c lnesrsoll ....cor Third = Main, mp staifsl.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

oeid Pens, Pencils. Pocket Book.
q BRIDGES 4 : Estes Hous
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FUN NITT AZ

DnsravinT, DsasAs, 4 Seals.
q Rrfd res Nos : Estes Hous
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I FOKUK DIRECTORY.

DOOK.BIuDRR.
II Pearcs son Cato City Bldg, Main I'd
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David q Lowry street
~ " Weetcott Main street--nsaY Fourth.
Wehstay Ryos. 49,. .....S6 Main street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
IMPORTANT INSURANCE TRIAL At BOSTON.

rFrom the Evening Telegram OF yesterday,l
BosroS. May 30, 1868.
An important insurance trial which has been pend.
ing n coupe OF weeks In the Supreme Judicial Court
has inst been closed There were six bills in equity
brought by the Commercial Mutual, the Harmony
Fire and Marine the Phoenix and the Mercantile Mu-
tual and Marine Insurance Companies, alf OF New
York: and the Baltimore Marine and Merchants
Mutual Insurance Companies Of Baltimore, against
william McLoon. The object OF these bills was to SCI
upon the ship Young Mechanic, her freight
and outfits, in all amounting 10 about
100000. The Young Mechanic was burned or
the coast OF South America, and the com
painants contend that the destruction Is the result
OF conspiracy bctween Mr.. McIoon, the owner, and
Captain Grant, her master A large amount Of evil
dence was introduced, most Of II relating to the
dition Of the ship to seaworthness and to her
value and the value OF the freight and outfits at thc
time the insurance was erected. The Jury dcchied
that the ship was seawortT; that $4,000 was SOooo
In excess OF the ships valuation, but not Iiauuu,
lently excessive that the valuation OF the regt uu
outfits was $25, 900 In excess OF the value Dut not
fraudulently excessive that the ship had proper
outfit; that she was not destroyed IN pursancs ..
conspiracy entered into between her roWLer anu mas
ter: That the total Insurance on ship and cargo was
49, 800 In excess OF the valuation, and that fase re-
presentations were made 70 Tue Bai'iiHOre com.
panies The erect OF the verdict is 70 render voiu
the polIcies made by the Baltimore companies; pus
the defendants are exonerated from practising any
fraud upou either Baltimore or New York COMPANIES.
Suits FOR the recovery of the insurance are st' pend
ing against the New York companies
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
THE NATIONAL GAME.

The Mutuals appeared at the Captoline grounds
yesterday and engaged In tilt with the Stars Of
Brooklyn, and in consequence OF the mist which
prevailed during the last few days a great many
were deferred from visiting the scene Of battle, and
therefore, missed seeing very pretty game. The
Stars played, they con play, In neat and generally
effective style, but they were somewhat too light
for their tough opponents. Brother Tom" played
In the field and did well there he can at second
base, and that is saying enough for him. Thorne
pitched for the Mutuals. and evidently with good
effect The game ended with q score of twenty-eight
to six in favor OF the Mutuas. Martin having re-
signed from the club, Thorne and Walters will ne the
change Of pitchers; and II the Mutuais will con-
tinue through the season backing up the pitching
as wei as they have opened it they will prove to be
exceedingly troublesome customers and stand good
chance OF bringing "the whip across Harlem river.
permitting) as follows:-
June l-Union, Of Morrsania, VS.. Olympic, OF Pat
June i-Massasoit, Of New York, Vs. Nationals, of
Farmingdale, L. L. at Farmngdale.
June 2..Eckford vs. Mohawk, on Union ground, at
June New York vs. Brooklyn, home and home
game, at CapitOlne ground
June 3-Mutual vs.. Keystone, at Union ground.
nine, at New Haven Conn.
June s--Atlantic vs. STAR on Union gro.nd, at
June 9-Grand tournament at Niagara Falls
The matches set down for tomorrow Will no
doubt be extra fine. The champion Unions will have
the fate OF the Oympcs In consequence will not be
very disastrous one, as they have made arrange
ments on large scale to have the occasion pleasing
In every detail.
The Massasoit Club tno relation to Massa Greeley,
young and "dexterous" " organization, viii en-
deavor to 'box" the Nationals somewhat stint
larry social pdrty-at FarmiDgdale, and III the atter
should chance TO win the trophy the former will say,
beyond doubt, LET Ter went"
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
COMMISSIONERS Of fmIcsAriox.

Mr.. Leonard r. welles, the newly appointed super.
nendent Of Wards Island, having notified the Com.
missioners that he would enter upon the duties Of
his position on June I, the following circular has
been issued by the committee having charge OF the
island and Mr.. Bernard Casserly, general agent and
secretary OF the commission:--
WARDs ISLAND COMMITTEE,
NEW YORK, May 2b 1858
The COMMISSIONERS Of Emigration having appointed Leon
ard r. Wells Superintendent OF Wards Island he will De
obeyed and respected accordngy. John u Hncs Dep Dep
uty superintendent, VIII his Instructions trom
the superintendent, and In his absence will be vesea
With his powers All the employees Of the department as
expected W perform the duties assigned 70 them WIN
prompsness and diligence, and TO give sric. aaenm1h s
TO all the rdes and regulations. II win be consnereu s
Client cause Tor dsmissa u any employe ouea su ore %
intorcaton, wiful neglect Of duty dobedience o
absent from the Island without permission expected
Of every employs TO proper and becoming on
All occasions, and especially 10 abstain from PIvAV ol
every Kind Bmgrants and visitors mus, "a % ,s All ss s @
taken 10 give whatever information may De neenea hepor
viii be made 70 the aupernden Of all mssrs Ieahg 20 me
welfare OF the emisnt or the OF the Commission
h the duly Of every empoye 70 asss ID ana
preserving tho property Of the Commson and to aid the
sup~inteDdent III the pefornsnee Of hs dupes'
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge Chase and tho Dem6eratic Nomination
for the Presidency-Governor Seymour Do.
clares for Him.
An Albany May 2e) correspondent Of the Brooklyn
-democratic-furnishes the folowing:-
This evening large number OF leading democrats
held consultation In this city relative to political
movements. Among those present were Governor
Seymour, Wm Cassidy, Peter Cagger Senator'S
Beach, Norton, Hubbard and Banks Judges Grover
and Miller Comptroller Allen, Attorney General
Champlafn, State Treasurer Bristol, John O.
Jacobs, chairman OF the Impeachment Mama
gers, j. Wesley Smith, Mr.. Warren, OF the
Buffalo Courier, Hon. Smith NJ. Tweed and
others OF note. Governor Seymour in the course of
conversation. took decided ground in favor of the
nomination OF Chief Justice Chase for the Presidency
by the democratic convention. He thought Chase
in view OF his recent action and his democratic ante
cedents, just the man TO rally upon. 1t would
present to the American people the issue OF the Judi
ciary against military power, law against anarchy.
Governor Seymour thought Pendeton by aiding in
thus harmOnizing the anti-radcal elements, would
make himself the great leader of his party in the f-
ture. In the course OF conversation 1t was limited
that the platform upon which Mr.. Chase would stand
would be acceptable TO the antradical party. The
democrats present. representing nearly every section
OF the State received Governor Seymour's sugges-
Ons not only with the respect due their source
but many OF them with lively satisfaction, feeling
that II Mr. Chases position is such the governor
intimated 1t to be, the democracy can have q cand-
date with whom under the circumstances, not only
the Presidency but majority in the House of Repre-
can be assured