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sew York Market.
~ 20. May IS.

By Telegram pm NEw YORK, May Is.
CorroN-More active and 1@2c better;
sales OF $500 bales at 3l7zQ32c for middling
FLoUR-Receipts l,14G barrels: duh and
Zoe lower; sales Of 900 barrels Al IS 35l99 p
for superhne state and Western; 80 5O15I0 %
for extra 81 ate s. 40@l0 so for extra West
eTn; ST. 759l3 . for white wheat extra I;
SIS go for Tound-hoop Ohio; SO z596 90 for
choice do; closing dull. California decid-
edly lower: sales of $50 sacks al $40 654l3 %.
Rye Flour steady; sales OF 400 barrels al
CORN-Quiet; sales ofI50 bushels city, $50
and 30 Western on private terms.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1888 bushels; t9a5c
lower; sales of $4,000 bushels at 81 32a2 30
for No 2 Spring; 81 IS for No. l do; 81 50
for Winter red Canada; 50 20 for choice
white Michigan, and white California on
RYE-Quiet; sales Of 10000 bushels West
ern at g ~, and 500 bushels inferior Can
BAKLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet and steady.
PEAs-Steady; sales Of 1850 bushels at
81 4S1a in bond to arrive.
MCORN-Receip PTS 30,936 bushels; about &c
lower; sales 5000 bushels; 81 150l 1917
for rev mixed " estern ahoat; 81 1901 Il
for old af1Oat, and closing at inside price;
81 20 for new White Southern.
OATS-NO receipts; opened a shade
drmer, and closed dull and heavy; sales
5000 bushels; SSG8s14c for Western aiOat.
RICE-Quiet; sales OF 60 t.erces Of caro- =
COFFEE Quiet.
SUGAR-Firm and active; 1900 hhds. of
CUBA at 1l74gI574c; ! IA bXs Havana at u
9l25<c.
MOLASSES-Q Quiet.
HOPs-Un Unchanged; IO950c for American.
PETROLEUM-Quiet: l31SMl4c for crude.
81 re Tor refined bonded.
PoRK-FIrIner and quiet: sales 1900 bb1s.
ar sZo 50g25 20 for new M ess, closed at SIS 6S,
check Monday 81 37927 50 for old, closing
at 81 81 cash; s23 50824 90 FOR prime; s24 50
g25 90 for prime mess; also, 5000 bDls new
mess, buyers June, al S29 co.
BEEF sales $40 bols., also . tierces.
BEEF HASIS-Steady; sales rs bbls. at
SO 0OGs36 80
CUT MEATs-Firnl: sales $50 packages at
l3126e14c for shoulders; l61&.9IS1lc for hams;
m1ddles quiet and unchanged; sales Of 20
boxes long clear at l614c.
LARD-Steady with 4 moderate denand;
sales l.365 bbls., az Isl @Gl9c; also 80 bDls.,
sellers June at ls5zc. .sfFE
BUfTER-Heavy ana lower; sales at 3Od35
for Ohio, and 34G9Sc for state.
CHEEsE-SJeady at l20l7c.
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River DISPATCHES.

PTTrsBURG, May observation-disclosures
during the day showery, but clear at night.
Both rivers rising; MonOngahela feet
8 inches; Allegheny 100 Ieet. The st.
Chafle arrived last night from Gin cfnnati.
Departed - Kate Putnam, for St. Louis
st. Charles, for CINCINNATI Belle, Tor YER
non.
CINCINNATI, May Is Evening. - River
fallen is inche during the past twenty
four hours, with $50 feet in the channel
and $50 teet under the bridge tor passing
steamers. Weather cloudy, with 1ndica-
tlons of more rain Arrivals =. Glasgow,
from St. Paul; silver Cloud, from Pitts
burg; Lady Grace, from ST. Louis; and
the regular packets. Departures - Silver
Cloud, st. Louis; Glasgow, P:ttsburg' Ha-
vana. Nashville; P. W. StfadeT, New Or
leans.
LOUISVILLE, May 10 = Eve. - Arrived
Bermuda. from Tennessee River; MiuneO-
ia. from Cincinnati; Belle Lee from
The river is falling slowly, with II feet
water in the canal, Is feet in the chute,
disagreeabie weather continues, with no
prospects Its getting better. Business is
extremely dun. The Joh1 Kilgour has
temporarily laid up.
MEMPHIS, May I5-Evening.-Th river,
rose inch, and has risen inches in all.
Passed Up-Ezfa Porter, for Pittsburg.
In POrt-Stver Noon.
NASHVILLE, May Is Evening.-River
rising slowly; Is feet Of water on the
SHOALS. Weather fair and pleasant.
Arrived-Talisman, Cairo; Fanny Bran
deis, Evansville.
Depart ed-Emma Floyd, Cincinnati;
Fanny BrandeIs, Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, May Is - Evening. - Arrived:
Pauline Carroll, from New Orleans; Mel
nOtte, from Cincinnati; Kate Kinney,
from Omaha; HaWkeye No. and barges,
from Parkersburg. Departed: City Of
Cairo, for Memphis; LOrena, for PIttsburg;
War Eagle, for Fort Berthold; Eaweye
No. 2, for OHIO River. The river came to
stand about noon and has fallen two
inches since. All the upper streams are
falling slowly. The Lorena was well laden
with iron, grain, DC. The HaWkeye No.
brought two bs~ges of oil in bulk, and
took on 200 tons Il IRON ore, and left again.
business very tuI. Weather cloudy and
warm.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, May IS
COTToN-Firmer; sales of niddIfnes at
3012c; sales, go bales; FeceIp pts, 5S7 bales;
sales for the week, 1900 bales; receip pts for
the week, 3,6l5 bales; exports, to foreign
ports, II, SS5 bales, eOastwise ,6A bales; pres
emit stock, 50 $50 bales.
MONEY-Sterling l53dI55; N Y. sight ex
change &c premium.
CSOLD-l4l.
SUGAR-Higher; sales of Cuba No. = at
Ils<@ PIC; No. Is 13L@I31Sc.
MOLAsSES-54956c.
FLOUR-Dun for low grades; guperfine
&9d9 IS.
CORN-Firm at 81 O501 U71S.
OATS-We aker at S5c.
HAY-Firm at Si8dA.
PORK-DulI at SIS so.
BACON shoulders duh at l35<c: clear
sides l7sZc
LARD-Duu; sales of terce at 1870, and
keg at 2O15c
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Kew Tork Gold and STOCK garkeE,

By Telegrapn.1 NEW YORK, May 10.
MoSEY-Tne demand for Money is light
and the supply is large, at sac per cent. on
call.
STERLING unchanged and steady.
CfO1D-Firrn, closing at 1857 9I391s; none
sold sy tie 4 ssisJant Treasurer; loans
" ere made at 51g6 per cent. for carrying,
and later IN the day transactions were fat.
The exports tomorrow are not expects q
to exceed half million.
GoVERNI ENTs in fair demand for in
vestm1nt, and firm; $50 prices: Cour ens
Of 81, 1135s1l4: do. '62. l09gl061s: do. 64, l07
egl071S; do. IS. 1919 GI0T56: do. new lO93s9
I095z do. ~, 10gszg9l0gzs 10-40s, I03749l0S5S;
1905 1075S91071z.
The Assistant Treasurer has redeemed
slI,O00000 of compound Interest notes with
per cent. certificates, and paid out one
hundred thousand dollars in currency for
odd amounts of accrued interest. The
compound notes were chiefly turned in by
the banks. He bought no 7-30s.
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Nnhca

or the proposed extension Of Sycamore
Street, from its northeastern end or ter
minus, near Tenth street, eastward to
Main Street, between Lilleston's En-
large nent and LdlIestOn and LOckhart7s
Enlargement,
March so, 1868.
On motion of Councilman Cook, second
ed by Councilman Heilman, the following
order was unanimously adopted and
passed:
Ordered, that six weeks public notice BY
advertising, in the Evansville Daily jour
NAL be given, that on the 9th day Of May,
1868, the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville will make an order to extend
Sycamore street, from its northeastern end
or terminus, at or near Tenth Street, east
ward 70 Main Street, passing between Liz
leston's Enlargement and Lilleston and
Lockharb's Enlargement. said extension
TO be Of the width Of fifty f50l feet.
And should any person aggrieved, at any
time within six weeks, apply to the Conn
mon Council for redress, by petition or re-
mOnstrance in writing, left with the CLERK
Of the Common Council, and con tanning g
statement Of the Injuries cOmpla lneQ or
and the amount demanded therefor, SAID
petition or remOnstrance Will be consider
ed, heard and determined BY the common
Council on the 25th day OF Nay, 1863; and
Ii is further ordered that the CIerk record
ia the Minute Book of the Council the plat
OF tbe said Sycamore Street extension, az
5rOposed to be extended, which plat has
hee1 Trepared by Chas. b. Batemau, City
Surveyor. a. N. MCGRIFF, Clerk
april slUnton copy.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, May I5-Eve.
CoNsOLs-Closad al 94349949S for money.
and 9255@93 for account and extra divi-
dends; U. ;. Bonds 7059a7O5l.
FRANKFORT, May l5-Eve.
y. 5. BOSDs-C Closed frmer at 76.
PARIS, May l5-Eve.
BOURsE-ClOsed drmeri rentes 90 francs
a confines.
LIVERPOOL, May l5-Eve.
COTTOS-ClOsed firm and quite active:
prices have advanced fraction on AmeIi-
can, The last sales were made al the fol-
lowing rates: Middling uplands l25S; Or.
leans 123s; sales for the day 5000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Closed quiet; corn adj
vanced 20 38s; other articles unchanged.
Unchanged.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By IeIegraph.l New YORK, May %.
DRY GoODs-There is rather an improved
inquiry for certain classes of cotton goods
which are being offered at low and unre-
muneIative prices, but on the whole the
market continues languid and depressed
for nearly all fabrics, no matter what
texture; printed ca.ItcOes sell at from 1919
70 l4c for standard makes; printing cloths
firm al &c; delalnes sell more slowly at Ice
which Is much below cost: GLASGOW and
Lancaster gfngnams bring I7QlSc for fresh
makes, but old styles of the former are
0Hered as low as l41Sc; nne makes Of
brown and Dieached muslins are a little
weak and about lie OF, but the. best makes
TaIe firm; Indian Orchard A brown I6c :
90. 3 b 1915; do. l5ci do. u y l61<c while
1z9l71zcs HilIs Semper Idem bleacbed are
down to lSc; Red Bank l25<c
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M0YETARY 8 C07lI.lIEs.R..CCIAL.

To CoUSrRY ErERcH ANTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JoURSAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds OF mercantile WORK, viz, Bill
Heads. cards. Circulars, sc. Orders Tor
work can be sent through any Of the
EVansviHs M erohants,
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WANTED-AGENTS.
66T ID. HANSFIELD,S LIFE OF
"a. ERANE.., ID EaaLLah and Coz

e GRANT, in EaoIish ard Ger
man. Extraordinary inducements to
Agents TO sell the Popular and Authen-
tic Life of u. :. Grant" NTH steel plates
and maps BY Hon. E. D. Mansfield t''E. d.
MY whose Military Education. close
study OF History, long experience as Edi-
tor and Author, and powerful and graphic
style, render his book of absorbing interest
and perfect authenticity. His reputation
alone Will sell the BOOK wherever offered.
We deal with cauvassers directly. April
cantS for territory LUest Of Indiana will ad-
dress K. q. LA VI BERT, A ssistant Supertn-
tend ent, Bloomington, III. Al others apply
to sole owners of copyright, r. w. CAR
ROLL & CO., Publishers, Cincinnati.
ap30 d4W Ut a w, WIN
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By Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE, May IS.
ToBACCo-Sales of AZ hOgsheads Tugs at
s5229S; common TO shipping leaf S99l7.
-FOUR -Superdne s. 1893 90; fancy
go 1913 ..
WHEAT-S2 5542 90.
CORN-90992c. ..
OATS-799S0c- -..e+ r.r-
LARD-1S1@al9c.
MESS PORK-S2S 90.
BACON -ShOuf1ers 14c; clear sides 1910.
COTTON--At 2S5z@21zc aer-
WHIsKY-NomlnaI at g 90. free.
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WANTED.

KTANTED-AGEN Ts-To sell the
w LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT
~ John s. O. Abbott. This work will be
Illustrated with three fine steel engravings
and eight maps, printed in tint, and sold
only by subscIi pCIOu. Agents viii ind
this work that viii sell itself. The SUBJ
iect, author. and the fine style IN which
the book will be published cannot fail to
insure for it an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price TO
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. GORBLN. BOUVE
a. Co, Publishers, 40 walnut Street, Cir
cfnnati, Ohio. mar1S dLf
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. May Is.
Cotton Receipts, 70 bales; exports.
$50 bales; weeks exports, All bales; stock
on hand ] .255 bales. --.-
FLOUR-D1A; sales Of superf1ne at $50
s. 80.
BACON-Sa oUIdels &c; clear sides I7c.
LARD-lS52 6gZlc.
-CORN-95e.
HAY-SZ0 TO-
OATS-Slc.
BRAS-Se53 . co.
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RIV Err Ne w S
FOR other Fetves Items see Serenh Page.


The only arrival since 3 O'Clock yester-
day, up TO midnight, was the Ollie SulIi-
van, from ClOverport. She had "A hogs
heads Of tobacco and considerable misceI-
laneous freight.~.......The MolIie Norton
and Newsboy, for Henderson sam. Orr,
for Eastport; Louisa, for Wabash River,
and Tennessee, for Cairo, departed .........
The Sam. Orr had a splendid trip OUT.
The Tennessee repaired her hog chains,
and left at 5 P. NJ, with fair packet trip.
........The Louisa had nice trip OUT.
The MinneOla Will positively be here early
this morning, Ell route to Memphis.
Captain Henry Scott viii positively back
out the Chattanooga to day at o'clock,
for Wabash E2iver........The P Sttader
was advertised to leave Cincinnati last
evening. The Louisville has land up at
Louis will ........ The Minneola arrived from.
Cincinnati, Al midnight last night, with
good trip.
MANIFEST Of steamer Rob Rob-T. P.
G bsOn & GO. 100 pris cement: M. Kempf,
50 kegs beerr u. Wi efrni 81 bis ale: Ra.
gon, Diczey & Co. Is half brls fish; L.
Pierson 10 Oxs- tin plate: =. H. 5. Cook Is
pkgs groceries; J. OldkiuCh 10 kegs beer:
Cloud. & Akin . pkgs mdse Preston &
Menifee 80 bags coffee, so boxes candles %
pigs mdse; Hedderi b & Laur Dkgs mds4
IT. .. BabcOck 4 corn drills; Journal Co.
bGls paper; j. II. Bremen & Coz ? brls ce-
ment; G. Werlich 10 brlS tar: w. @. Brown
Myer & Co. 10 pa fine fur HUbbs, Patrick
& Co. Il pa mdSe; II. Strain 90 kegs beer.
Reshipping Henderson Pack6t-30 kegs
beer, mid. sugar. I box mdse, 2 brls sugar.
Cairo Packet-l7 brls ale, pa mdse.
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Water Closets,
Stationary Wash Stands,
Wash Tubs and Trays,
Kitchen Sinks,

and every thing appertai ming TO cenve-
nlence and comfort in the way of Water.
and Force Pumps, Well and Cistern
Pumps, Beer and Ale Pumps, Timed and
Tubs. cast ron Sinks cast ron cess Pool
Bell Traps, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Wrought
Iron Pipe, Vitrolized Burnt Clay and
Cast Iron Drain Pipes, &c, &c.
All work fitted up In the most approved
and satisfactory manner.
We refer 10 the following parties, for
whom we have furnished materials and
fitted up work:
VIM. q. Brown, D. J. AIackey, VIM.
Baker, p. SemOnin, J. II. Morgan, H. MUIR
SIENNA, Architect; VIM. Heilman, all Of
Evansville. [mayl2 3taW Pm
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Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BERE-
- eeived at my Office until the first Non
day in June, lS6S, for the medical attend
County Jail; the physicians TO furnish an
medicines. Particulars furnished upon ap-
plication at my ONCE.
VICTOR BISCH
may6 d&W till junel Comfy Auditor.
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CLoTHTNG.
N. Z Y o n

Has just received a beautiful stock of
fine Linen Suits, Marseilles Vests,
and Alpaca Suits, for the coming
warm weather. His Linen Suits are
all shrunk before being made up, and
are made in the best manner, espe-
cially to his order, at DEVLIN's, New
York.
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Has in his employ Cutter who has
no superior In this country; and haV-
ing a full supply Of fine French, Eng
lish, and American Goods ia the
Piece, is prepared to get up perfect
fitting, elegantly made Suits to order
on short notice.
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FOR SALE.


rEOR SALE-MILCH COW-An a No.
miich COW, seven years old, with cali
four weeks old warranted TO be as good
a COW as is In Southern Indiana for milk
and butter; will give five gallons per day,
and has made and Will to-day make eight
to nine pounds Of butter per week. Per
lection IN all her qualitfes-ftO at; gives
the very richest Of milk. For information
call at this Office. [mayl6 div
TOR SALE-VALUABLE HAY AND
Is FRUIT FARM-32O acres; 200 acres
fenced; 50 acres of meadow; 200 apple
trees, selected fruit; frame hOttse; Wei,
ctstern, hay barn and press, Wood-shedi
garden of strawberries, raSp berries, gra pes,
pears, &c; stables, crib; tenant houses;
tobacco shed; good oak and poplar tt00eT;
half mile from saw mill two miles and
s half from ROckpOrt, Ind one mile nom
landing on Ohio River; known as the
General Veatch Farm" For safe or eX-
change for city property or city orders
INQUIRE on the premises, or OF EB. GROSS,
or of a man at BAIRD & STARTS once.
mayl4 DIT
RNOR SALE-HOUSE-The 6ne dwell
fRg-h0use on the corner Of First street
and Fulton Avenue. Lot so feet 'front.' on
FultOn 4 venue running back 40 fee on
First street, Good stable and other OUT
buildings on the premises. The property
viii be sold cheap. Inquire OF
's. CHAS. SCHAUM & Co,
Cor. Fourth st. and Fifth Az, LamaScO,
or of GEORGE .WOLFLIN,
ap25 dim Mt. KeTnOn. Ind.
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Being DESTROYS to get back all his old
custom, is selling goods at the small
est possible living profits. and war
rants every article sold at his house
to give perfect satisfaction in all cases.
Ladies will always find large stock
of very select styles of well-made Suits
for Boys of all sizes.
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MI. Il Y O n

Will continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
Styles that may be introduced in the
New York market, and will sell all
goods in his line fully as low as they
can be bought in the Eastern cities.
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ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,

n the northeast portion OF the city, has
nst been laid ont into lots, and IS offered
or sale
IT REASONABLE PRICES and on
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
% the business portion Of the city and not
ar from the Main street line Of street
Railroad and any extension Of said line
may be expected to run close to it, The
ground is -tt II h..#.'
IGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit Oetween the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. u lies west of
the LOngwOrth Tract the location OF the
proposed City PARK, and adjOins II, and is
nsi O g the corporation ltne.rt 1883
We invite al persons who wish 10 pur-
chase eligible building lots, al faiE prices,
TO apply INN ediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
MC%EELI e. SCHG BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third streets,
orWILIIAI BAKER,
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE 10 SIETPPERs.

From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets VIII carry
frelgbts to all points hence TO Cairo at
. cents per hundred pounds.
II. T. DEXTER,
Commanding Steamer Quiekstep.
BEN. HO WAR;,
Commanding Steamer Cum berland.
A. n. DUSOUCHET,
Commanding Steamer Armada.
April 8, 1868. [aprS dtf
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Merchant Tailoring
SCHRFER q KEHR,

DROPREETORs OFTIEE VAN
G derburgh Wooden Mills have this day
associated with them Mr. John w. Gruen,
formerly Of the firm OF J. W. Gruen & Co..
Evansville Wooden Mills The drm name
VIII now be SchRfer, Gruen & Kehr.
The new arrangement, we hope, will en-
able the new firm 70 supply all wants OF
the public in the line Of our business in
the most satisfactory manner.
SCHEFER, GRUEN & KERR.
4mayl5 Wv
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA

The vote on the o'clock train from Fhila-
delphia Saturday night, stood for Grant ls; for
Seymour 6l.
A Mr. Gilmore of Cincinnati. who was on
the train from Philadelphia Saturday evening.
nouned that he and his II brothers would vote for Gem
Grant next month.
A splendid Republican mass meeting WIS
held I'M Center-sQuare. EastOn. last night. Addresses
were delivered by tile Hon. Henry Wilson, Major g. \.
PangbOrn and Capt. f. schluembach.
The speech at stand No. at the Great Mass
meeting I'm philadelphia Friday evening Containing
remnesccnces OF Gen. Grant during s student NE 30
West Point and during the Mexican War; and which was
by mistake attributed 10 Cen fitzpatrick, was deiiveid
by Gen Pleasonon, who thoroughly knows Gen. Grant
aud supports HIM because he believes tnht ne IL he oy
man who will know how 10 treat unrepeniant Rebels
The Democrats of Pittsburgh Penn, made
demonstration yesterday. The delegauohs iro'n VA"
country numerous ana the Procession Was Nv"
ness houses and residences along the route were .e'o
rated with hags, Chinese antes, Sc Among TIE siea
ers were the Hon George H. PeDdletou, Hester Cymcr,
Edgar CoWan and Others.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

at Nos IL and "A south last evening TO JOIN in tho
demonstration in Union square according 10 tho pro
granme. Having marched az far as Hesterst without
ne music torches as that had been PROMISED tIen
the discomfort In the ranks rose 10 revolt aud At tho
can OF the President the threw the seymour and
Bar banners and what few torches they had INTO the
hogan and some other leading Democratic politicians
wEO witnessed the movement, attempted 70 dnye back
the deserters, when lively fight ensued bat tie whole
BODY under the lead OF Mr.. simmons, Mr.. II. Wilder,
.ieePresdent and A. W. Sharp, Secretary, marched
down H0ustonst and returned to their quarters GOused
the gim IN their Seymour and Blair transparency and
voted TO ght new one bearing the Of Grant and
Colfax The Canal" men have had enough Of Seymour
Tweed Fox, and Hogan, and their fal,hlessnets and
tyranny.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
FITTING REBUKE TO ONE OF THE SEYMOUR
CONSPIRATORS.

Major-Gen. Edward VI. McCook of Ohio, u
brave aud gallant officer during the war, and now United
States Minister to the Sandwich Islands, in letter
dated Honolulu August 90 10 Senator conness, Writes s
follows:
The o. the Democratic nominations has arrived.
and think they radically weak-the very weakest
combination that could have been made the War Demo
crats won't vote for Seymour because he was "copper"
head and the Copperbeads won't vote for Blair because
he wore a blue instead W gray uniform Much ~ my
disgust that cousin of nine, George W A"ook,
had proposed the name OF Seymour 10 the Convention,
as the who would drive the Radical cabal ~ wash
ington from power tNc &c. am sorry cannot be &c
home this Fail, on Georges account; he ls somewhat
powerful the stump in ONO and would IKE 10 Ioi-
low m around and neutrlze the eject of ms rDetoc
the fact that he Is the Cg 0f at hts ,1d"e
who supports sey mOur and Blair and the 0y 7Hc "fD'-
Der OF Mc family rl0 not ia me UttOi df'y dMtng
the rdi, should think the spirits Of his dead father
aud brothers. who laid down their lives I'm defense 0f be
Union, would haunt him with continual repr0aohes.
think this pretty fair illustration of the way things VIII
go elections the soldiers Will vote they shot
the Rebels and, COpperhoads Will De Democrats
stlii i they always have BEEN
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
LOUISIANA.
GEN. . srEEDMAN AND TIE SGw-ORLEhNs
REBELS.

REBELS.
The - soldiers Of New-0rleans have u Demo-
cratic Club which Gen. James b steednan has joined
or his speech Mt a recent meeting The crtsced says;
"Gen steedman next took tie hoor, ana eei. VeIso
snsech ersry Glorious word Of which wish cOnd he
Inscribed I'M letters of light before the eyes ~ cNcry Ma"
tbe ilTf veteran which seemed 10 nirse se1 int0tho
emf he sscmblage aud called forth deaenms tnmats Ok
applause Aud when with an eio4 1,llee lio 'l i'' ~
Bo9rd OF Registration, he said in substance Why, gen
tcmcn under the rules these EeSlslSIs h%Ne lg'ena
twohirls VI YOU from voting We must ct tleiA under
stand thar we cannot forbear iOreycr We mus go 'hs
sbin neSccably IL we can bur with terrible emphasis
fnrci lvf we must; and II necessary We Will haieh ~
solid phalanx 10 the polls on the "a " November heA
when we say, the General uttered these wor"s lb.F ~
appcarcd from the very depth oi ms b.aI ahu
tere came 10 response wild an outuis 0i Sht"ts.am IN
that silent street without reeeAOeG Ia '' - a. WIN
he sound