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State suStaining the nominations Of Seymour ana
Blair.
General George W. Morgan, IN letter written to
the Democratic Mass Convention lately held at In
dianapos, says:-'Ve shall carry Ohioln
desp@ch from Columbus, Ohio, TO the Cincinnati
E'sQv4rer says:-"We have the names OF lss men
VINO voted the republican ticket In this city last
fall, but who win vote with US In October and No
vember."
II is understood that Attorney General Evarts gives
the opinion that the late session Of Congress ON the
2ist inst was continuance of the session OF March
4, 1858.
Washington correspondent Of the Boston Post
states that significant collOquy took place In the
House Of Representatives on Monday last while the
members were assembling Judge Griswold, the
radical candidate for Governor Of New York. ex.
claimed aloud, my State will give our ticket an
overwhelming majority; that you may rely upon"
Radical Member from Pennsyvania-"My State
win also 60 radical by very large majority"
GriswOld-"That's good; what majority would GU
nameY'
Radical Member-"As large a majority as New
York will give"
Griswold-"Come, that won't do; name the
figures"
Radical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS me; name your own
figures. Wen give as much as New York"
Although not satisfied Grisw0ld waived the point,
as he evidently began to suspect quiet undercur
rent OF ridicule on the part OF the Pennsylvania
Congressman.
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Republican Mass Meeting in Lancaster. Pa,
Attacked by Democrats.

LANCASTER sept -, 1868.
mass meeting Of the republicans Of Lancaster
county was held here to-day. which exceeded in
point OF numbers and enthusiasm any similar for
mer demonstration Of the republicans of this county.
Speeches were made by Governor Geary, General
Fitzpatrick, A. I. stevens, member OF Congress from
New Hampshire; James W. Patterson. United States
Senator from Now Hampshire: G.. A. Grow. chair
man OF the Republican state Committee and O. J.
Dickcy, republican candidate for Congress Ia this
district
most disgracen afialr occurred in this city this
afternoon. While the meeting was being held "A
band or several hundred men-mcmhers OF the oppo-
site partyattacked with clubs aud stones and beat
mdiscrininately persons whom they found wearing
anything TO Indicate that thew we're republicans.
The attack lasted upwards OF an hour, during
which a number OF persons were more or ess
injured Though the Mayor had employed large
number or special policemen TO assist the regular
police force to preserve order during the meeting
they failed To stop the disturbance. stones were
used neely. and the shutters OF the windows Of
most OF the business places IN several squares were
closed 10 prevent the glass rom being broken.
An2tder meeting Of the republicans was held
Tonight ~ fulton Hail. when was addressed by X.
Stocked Mathews, oi Baltimore.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED Wy rur HERALD srE,a wears.

Steamship Cnoa lBr), Noodle, liverpool Sept No. and
SIeeps'aT ~ .ee WIN mde and passensers 10 Cunard
bound y sth, I'M, lat % 3D. Ion 81 ia passed three
steamship Hcvetia Br Thomson, liverpool Sept iG. and
4uesnsown Itn with mdse and al seease passengers TO
the Maternal steamship Co. Had line mild weather the euIre
Steamship Santiago de Cuba, Smith, Aspinwsil, days
with mdse treasure and passengers North steamship
steamship SAN Iacino Atkins, Savannah with mdse and
mdsc passengers, to Morgan 90 siib I, PM 20
me ,on 81 Haeras passed shlp David cannon r
bsdos, 70 days from sSsua, boaad n
With mdss and pa.senSsrs to M"rrsv fsr, " hours
Steamship salyor, lsock, Washington, IS hours with
orig Nellie Antrim, Wallace, cArthasens 81 days, with
Brig Naiad IBrj Richardson cenfueso. II days, with
easss Srg u sis Sm s my "a: % y lon 90
MTG Msnhanhla Coomb-' Calais lays, with lumber 10
sshr Sarah Helen wood RIO ersnds g DAY.. With mdse
TO aS Mood S CO. nSS @ light sns
and : up the Gulf Of Ford. in lat 81 II, long 70
squalls md much fs ''% very Ne heavy VITA A's
@ e sa Since sn 5
winds ani Gains up 70 Barnega, Have had wind 10
schr rialTi. Bf go sullivan windsor rs u days. win
pss ssr Z C wS. C%pA SSSoo Nc via
days. With yellow Pine rse EGeS t s i asG s:m ne
very syh "S sprSr ma as.:y w n aS with
nS srSr ' pslms 10 V n.n nfap' slssh'
stores and ,.,, SHINGLES 10 master.
Schr WINE pii Fnghn, MOrehcAd CRY NC, DAYS with
naval stores TO Thomas Holmes
schf Lydia Budd, Budd, Chincoteague.
Schr Two Mays Willis Virginia
Schr Napoleon Nickes, Virginia.
schr George II Hoyi, Crsnmer virginia
schr samuel Eddy, CAthoarL Virginia
schr Annie BOrand. Hall, Yirg,nla
Schr y G Jayne, jayne, virginia
schr Hubbard, Blair, Virginia
schr Cornelius Johnson Virginia
schr Montiyen, Lippenco, Virginia
Schr II Hopkins, Predniors, Virginia
Schr Rebecca Knight Bartlett Virgins.
Schr Stockton, Baker, Virgins
Schr EIerton Farbei, Virginia
schr L Skull Lee virginia
schr Alethes, Darby Virginia
scbr Aretta, Thompson, Virginia
schr Ann Virginia. Ward Virginia
scnr John q White s,erlin. Frs,nlA
scht NJ Turner, turner Virginia
schr Ocean Wave, Baker Virginia
s.h q Miller, MI. Virginia
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Nsw ! Sfaao aAesrMIt ApNssrlss Jus1rg.
IRON the vicksburp Herald. /


little incident OF the result OF radical rule has
Just been related 10 ia. IL occurred IN our sister
state, Louisiana, which in its late election elected
number OF negroes 10 Office In the parish OF
Madison. among Others, negro was elected Justice
or the Peace. lie was duly Installed and for months
past has been playing magistrate. In hs neirhbor
h0od llved very worthy old negro, named
Billy iough. Billy owned two mules ana
last year TO enable hun to plant, he
gave bill of sale OF the mules TO Colonel
b.. who supplied him with stipulated amount, OF
supplies. Billy with every one engaged In planting
iast year met with total failure. His empoy6s
were TO great extent unpaid, and the claim OF
Co0nel b. was unsatished; but knowing Billy TO be
perfectly honest the Colonel permitted him TO use the
mules IN making crop this year. A few weeks ago
our coioied SCION OF magistrate attached the mules
IN lavor VI Billys hands and the mules
were sold. Colonel b., being apprised OF this,
recovered ue muies by the usual legal pro-
cess This so ncensed the ebony dispenser OF
justice That ne arrested Billy chained him for
two days and nights In front Of his door 10 q tree
and refused TO give hun for that period either food
or water. lie finally released his prisoner on con.
diton that Bhy pay him twenty-five dollars In cash.
THIS was readily performed when the prisoner was
released. few days after he had Billy rearrested
forced him, through fear Of being again chained to
pay him i've dollars and pledge for 100 pounds of
cotton 10 be paid ~ soon picked All this action,
II VIII be remembered. was In the collection OF a
debt IN civil case No use for military commission
where this Negro magistrate rues
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CLEARED.

Steamship Leo, Dearborn savannah Murray Ferris 4
Co.
Steamship James Adeer lockwood, Chares,on-H Nor.
gan Co.
steamship Niagara. Alexander Norfolk C,y Point and
Richmond-N l. Mct'ready.
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston--W G. yde
Bark Leah (Br) Jacques, Buenos Ayres-S Merchant
Go.
Brig Neuhaus (NGl Kroucke, Hamburg & Tobias
Rrig Tcresita (Brl H Cenfuegos Tucker Jightborne
Brig Ceres (Brl, Wleon, GuantausmO-Bret Son A Co,
Schr lily Middleton, Brewer, st Msrtins-B Weinberg
Schr Smith, Tooker, Charleston N McCready 90.
Srhr A Rogers. Mott. NOrfolk-T Is Chase 4 Co.
Schr Maggie Mu.vey, Rogers Phladepha-S l. Merchant
.to.
-rhr Horace =, Francis New Haven & Racte ct Bros.
Slo.u )di Fctow Dyer. Sayhrook-g IA 80 4 Bros.
ftafu RI " ir'tup. Fosfer.
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sobx NOTICE.

SACRED PoEMs by n. p. wfilis. New York: Clark
Maynard. 1893.
MI Willis sacred Poems have long been krtown
V che public both Of America and Europe. II not
one Of our most vigorous, he was certainly one of
our most beautiful wrters, Doth IN prose and verse.
This handsome ttN volume which is profusely and
tastefuliy illustrated, which contains a beautiful
vl2hette and well written life OF the author, will
DC certain 70 command an extensive sale.
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for Boston the CROP weeks iate,; brig Mar
ss1s ss sss. ;ss:; sas Harris
zEnISsKr Sept Heos andsss SYo SY0
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept rs Sailed, schrs Mary e Amsden,
s EaMn watson nrk teS CIV ward "'un and
Rendess Aoo' sept .'-A'''s' ''a' hsn'' o'y' sears
co ws%ae so s:h SS'
:s: iSS
1i S ss
ssss@Ar.vss :esnsSp Saxon Philadelphia brig Open
BxLTiMoRE Sept ssArrived, brig Harry, sedsley Ma
.ss s s Pier
DiH,;! ssE:I SEP. ss webster Kelley a.;..
Kendall and s Nv
Ai BATH Sept sailed. ship HsSeas. newt Lnsoip Phil
.dsPSs SS aSy seap
wsoSsa Charleston Berry, and saraso.s
oro~si SSorfi ssSrs Lily Francis doi AUSTIN BOs'
FORTRESS MONROE. Sept 2s-sa,led brig Alexander
dF S$i S RiTAT s:Si .sr. Mar, Mso
Brshmsn and Adele Felicia Elliott Eiiza0ethpor dipsey'
b9 %eoRGgT5WN Dc Sept sssaed brig Haze Hail.
s a ssS ra%h1 HIse bT Fish,
wsy w%nfsS1
Amanda jean, Angola; schrs Anna, r Mlsdrc Adalns'
S.liie b. E L Marts Ephraim / Anna Wfiie Move Ida
snac,en Snr.S r See srow cp Jskson,
Hope 1 Trade WIND AdeEacs Asae w9:G s:r TEsns
nars sshas Grace webster Randall Baltimore for
1 WenS,on, cnpmss PisSspEa for arons
Dagverspor; Fannie Mtchei Brown Hoboken for do An
ma Leland Bennett Rondoni for Boston Edward wooten
sssasa ayn and r Ss
ss For &c % ssr.s aa
sx: is'
NEW oRLEHSs, Sept et * Arrived steamship. ono.,
ion Baltimore VIA AeS west 00h'0''A se"'' DUE
NORFOLK Sent Arrived steamship Blackstone Love-
apd i Anss asS ,br mgy possn
any NEW Rfp.oep Ser. Arye9 brts William Parks
.srs, Kan, Syork sh. .ehTs Tho. Potter Handy:
Sailed Ss,h bark Empress Cooper N9ork: schrs William
sn cs
neil, SYors 49, ''""' '''.' 'e'''e
Philadelphia FOR Sewbnrypo Empress Senney RoSdoul
casset Me- Virginia. Crowe Boston for NYoE john Snow,
Rondoa Boston ION Tos or New
a Hall NYork Bangor Sea Queen GUp snd unon
Esnass ShsisSESs
warren, Benson Pawtucket for NYork; American Chief,
Fail river Harriet Gaydner. Hammond Harwieb For New
York SNh1 Mer for New
El I.ssa a,: Ion, p.r.. v.,v,. c,,r...o
FOR ha Hs'Wss
saied-Br,r. ,hn Bach whaev. Havana: pnunev,rse
New Brunswick Mddesex Carl; @ @ Burdett, Rogers;
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Almanac Tor New York---This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF VIEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 90, 1858.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving tai. port
please deliver AL packages intended HERALD our
regularly authorized agents attached our Steam
zach, heei The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine attend the delivery packages
will be by the following the proceeding
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1861
Resolved, That on and after April 1853 the Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection OF ship news In the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
fa- The oics OF thr Herald steam Yachts JAMES and
JpASsErrE Is at Whitehall slip. All commuEi from
and cousignees the " Inward bound
vessels wi. be forwarded free Of charse
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Letter from War Democrat.

the ionowlD2 letter, winch speaks for ITSELF
PI1TsFIELD, Sept. 20, 1865.
Genera, y. v: pALFREY:-
DEAR SIR! am Just in receipt OF your telegram OF
ths date as ing II / "wil take command of Massa-
chusetts delegation to Soldiers and Sailors Conyen-
ton at Philadelphia" am politician. II were
10 be classed at all suppose it would be as war
democrat And having been war democrat during
the war, now that the war Is over l most certainly
desire peace-a peace that was steadily fought
Tor, o peace that was 30 fairly won. That peace
would seem now TO be threatened unless the men
VINO surrendered Internationally at AppOmattox
are allowed to dictate terms to the men who taught
them, through four bloody years. that the way
OF rebellion Ia hard believe IN the utmost lber-
atty and magnanimity toward fallen foe and
would extend the hand right heartily in token OF
forgiveness and friendship Such berallty charac-
terlZed Grants terms ms General OF the Army when
rebellion laid down It's arms. such magnanimity
and charity Will, believe mark his course Com
mander-in-Chef. Relieving as do In the soundness
OF heart Of the soldiers in Massachusetts their deyo-
ton TO truth to vaor and to Justice shall peace
follow with them, or falling chief more worthy,
shall with pride lead them. am, sir very respect
fllly your obedient servant W. r. RARTLFrr
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Democratic Convention mt Albany.

Albany, sept y, ISbS.
The Democratic Convention OF this county held
here to-day nominated Rufus W. Peckham, Jr., for
District Attorney and John McEwen for County
Clerk.
The democrats OF the Third Assembly city district,
OF this county, to-day nominated John N. Kmball
for Assembly.
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Fernando Wood at Scrn MI on.

SUkANIUN, sept, II, INts.
Fernando Wood tonight addressed n meeting OF
between 5000 and 1000 persons. Great enthusiasm
prevailed.
democratic mass meeting will 10 held at
Waveriey tomorrow. Senator Buckaew Fernando
wood. Judge Woodward and others are expected TO
speak.
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TEtEenApHlc POLITICAL ITEMS.

The salem Mass. District-Richnrd III. Dana,
b., to he Nominated in Opposition to General
Butler by the Republicans.
SALEM Mass, Sept %, 1858.
Indications from all parts of the Fifth district leave
doubt that Mr.. Richard II. DANA Jr. will receive
a unanimous nomination as the candidate in opposi-
ton TO General Butler at the Republican Convention
on Monday next.
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Tho Hubbard Donneliy Contest in Minncsoin-
Hubbard withdraw.

ST. PAUL Mimi, Sept. 90, 1865.
The controversy between Messrs. Donnely and
Hubbard has assumed new phase. Mr.. Hubbard
has withdrawn, which leaves Mr.. Donnely the only
republican candidate for Congress- As the oppo-
nents OF the latter urge the holding OF another Con-
vention the fight is likely TO become more bitter than
ever.
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schr AdalIsa, Loyeiand, virginia.
IN D Norris Hamilton, V, w.
schr Carte Holmes Holmes, Alexandria.
schr L p Pharo, Powers. Georgetown, DC.
s ssT asG s srd ss SsSrsssSwn
sshr ; Alien, Case, PhIla del; .Aia for Nantucket.
sssr Iamane Butler Phep ISa ron for Nsw Bedford
sehr wharton, wharo. Philadsp6ia for New suffolk.
se5r Y STiIns, griains, ,P.hiiadspss Tor Hartford
sehr flyaway, Kelley, Phila for Boston.
sshr Expedite, Clark Clark, Phi i for Gnrssnpor.
sehr Waqpousa, Palmer, Milyie, M.
sshI Srs:ssa; Calais. days. with lumber to
schr King, Cendenln, Calais, days. with lumber to
highlander ssurses Calais Providence where she
ssSI Telegraph, White Bangor via Bridgeport where she
schr snbad, Arey Rockand via Providence where she
schr Frank A Nellie, Gage, Boston for philadelphia.
schr Hickman, Small, Boston.
schr chss Beebe, Bsebs, Nantucket days, With nsh to
schr Rambler Cook Nantucket days, with fish to order.
schr Mangum Chase, New Bedford.
schr Emma Clifton, Gibbs. wespor days. with fish 10
schr Frolic, Gnngham, Holmes Hole for Staten Island
schr Harriet Gardner, Fisher iiarwich.
s sST S So.ass pf suns0n
Schr San Luis, Weaver, Wareham.
Schr Argyle, Chase Providence
Schr M Freeman, Edridge Providence
Schr Elizabeth, WATSON, Providence.
Schr Lamarne, Salisbury Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Dwight Davidson, Harper, Providence.
Schr John Lancaster, Williams, Providence.
Schr Elizabeth Ellen Jarvis, Newport for Ezabethport.
Schr Republican, Horace, New London.
Schr Wind Warwick, Hartford for Philadelphia.
Schr Tyler, Pratt Hartford for Rondout.
Schr James MCGEE, Lynch, Hartford
Schr Mary, Coulton, bridgeport for Philadelphia.
scbr l. Miller, Quinn, bridgeport.
Schr Eratus Brainard, Wells Portland, CT.
Schr keany, welis- Portland. CT.
schr N Clark, stoeS Eg, Portland, O.
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MOBILE, AIa., Sept. 20, 1858.
democratic demonstration was made here last
night. There were twenty-five Clubs aggregating
5000 persons, In the procession. The streets were
crowded. The city was brilliantly illuminated and
the Registers once and other buildings were finely
decorated. Everything passed or quietly.
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BOys In Bine-Deicgaiion TO the Philadelphia
Convention.

UTICA, n. V, sept. 20, 1893.
A large delegation Of Boys in Blue. headed by
Colonel o. i. Hulser, lert this city This evening FOR
Philadelphia 10 attend the great mass convention OF
soldiers called for the lat and I'd Of OctoDer.
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Massachusetts Tenth District Congressional
Nomination.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. %, 1868.
AT the Tenth district Republican Convention, held
IN the theatre to-day II. II. Dawes OF Pttsheld, was
renomnated to Congress by reclamation. and ". B.
Whitney, of Westdeld was nominated Presidential
electOr.
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SAILED.

Steamships Cnbi., Hamburg James Adger Charleston
Leo, Savannah; Niagara, Norfolk, &c.
Wind al sunset w.
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American shipmasters' Association.


The following approved masters have received commissions
from this association
Captains 1854. William Nell, ship Great Western
lmate 566S Edward Beyile, $751; Nelson Banks, brig
Startled Fawni boss, Robert Walters, brig Tomkins;
stephens schr Lizzie 65s Dyson rrper $751; Lodge Cot
t57 Joseph Brodghton, brig Mary Rics 5573
ford schr Starlight; 5674 David Lent, brig OBJ
6675 Nicholas Peterson schr Lord of the Isles $751; Samuel
z Taylor, schr Harry Landell Mate-No 5565, Lincoln
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August S.-The Sec
rotary IF tue Treasury has issued regula-
tons, dated Oh inst, concerning the
payment Of interest on registered bonds
Ali parties to whom interest Is due on
such bonds must collect OF the Assistant
Treasurer within uiHety days from the
dste when due, or otherwise their claims
viii be referred 10 the Treasury Depart
ment for settlement.
fractional currency issued from the
Printing Bureau for the week, Sl97 600 :;
shipments, S525, 626; notes shipped to
National banks, e.c., Sl0S, $50; National
bank notes issued, SO, 30; amount in
circulation, $299. 932,, 77S; fractional cur
reEcy redeemed, S4f,1Il
Secretary SchOtield hss issued an order
directing BFevet- Brig. Gen. L. G. Hunt,
Colonel 20Gh Infantry, to report in per
sen, without delay, to the Commanding
General Of the Department Of Louisiana
for assignment TO duty.
Col. Desne, OF Gov. WarmOuth's staff,
had an interview this q. 10. with General
ScaOfield IN regard to the application OF
Louisiana for Federal assistance in sup
pressing present and appTehended dis
orders. He will receive y definite answer
his mission Monday. It is un-
derstood The Government considers the
situation one requiring great discretion,
and will use its power under the Consti-
tuition and laws to repress disorders with
DrOu0Dtuess and ViQOr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

Among the incidents connected with
Grants trip West, we record the follow
ing amusing one which occurred at the
hotel in st. Joseph where Grant, Sher-
msn & Co., put up:
A consequential caTpet-baggeT-s G.
a. R., and all thst-stepped up to the
clerk Of the hotel, one of the Poiitest men
ycu can imagine, and demanded that
couple Of pictures hanging IN the perior
should be taken down; that as they were
likenesses Of two distinguished Southern
Generals, their display in the parior was
sn insult to loyal men, and 10 the guests.
Now the clerk, Mr.. Myers, was very
obligfng, bat he could not see il in that
light. He told the satrap's underliDg
that those pictures should stay there
that they were there before Grant came,
aud that tae proprietor's wife was
Southern lady who had not only embei-
lished that parlor to suit her own taste,
but had so ordered the whole house as to
ereste thorough reform in the Pacific
Hotel, as formerly kept. So tn5 matter
wzs referred TO her, shs decii2ed to move
the pictures. Toe oflicious G.. A. r.
threatened to move them by force
Thereup0n the polite little clerk told the
upstart 20 get out Of there, or be would
kick him out. Add finally, the gilt
tering guard y Withdrew, much Disguised
The pictures still hang ia the parioT.
They were not moved.
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PAUPERssM.

There was lately submitted 10 Parlia-
ment 3 statement of the "numbar OF
psupers OF all classes % throughout Eng.
land and Wales, VINO received relief from
the fret of January last. Ttappears that
at the comm encsnaent Of the year, there
were Of the able-bodisd, Of the sick, The
Sged, the insane and the easuaIs, /, 04O, IO3
men, women and children receiving re-
lief as paUpers. This indicates an in
crease Of SsUeHty-seCe79 thousand pGUDerS
over the total il eXistence at the cores
ponding period o. last year, aud nearly
siT-SeUeHtbS Of this increase arose from
the G6ie-6Od5ed class alone. In London
the adult aOle-bodied psupers amounted
to IS, l69, or 10 573 beyond the humber
recorded on the first OF January, 1857
The manufacturing counties experienced
large additions. The rural counties, in
several instances, however, suffered
nearly as much. The proportion of osu-
pers, counting all classes, was, OF the
first Of January, one in nineteen Of the
general population, without making any
correction for the growth in the mum bsrs
of the people since the last census wac
taken. This Is an immensa and fearful
subject for the reformed Parliament to
deal with.
The statistics Of Pauperism in the sub
jugsted States, under the iafiasnce Of
the FreedmeD's Bureau, which should
have been entitled, in the act creating it,
" An Institution to foster and encourage
psuperism,' and feed the worthless and
lazy" would perhaps sstouad the people
of the North who pay the taxes that sup
port this politico-philanthropjc engine Of
Radiealism. The negro psGperism OF
the country is soon to become g subject
more immense and fearful" than any
other
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09
NEW YORK.

New YORK, August 8.-A Washington
dispatch states that f;.vorite negro ser
want Of Judge Chase, was held to bail
yesterday, for raping a mulatio girl,
whom ne inveigled into the judges
library and treated to tie Judges
wines.
Gen. R9sencranz arrived in Wash,
ingtUn to-day, and neld long interview
With the President; subsequently he re-
ceived his instructions from Secretary
Seward, relative to American claims
AID the new treaty with that country.
The General leaves soon for The City OF
Mexico.
Mrs Commodore Vanderbilt has been
struck with paraI ysis, and the CommO
dOre returned here yesterday morning,
from his Western trip, on her account.
The funeral of Gen. Halpine took place
this morning, and WIS attended by a
very large cOrtege, comprising military
Ct e0rt, benevolent associations, Govern
ment, STATE and city officials.