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Y New York. Sep. 2a-The Aldermen TO-DAY
voted to give alreception to Gen. Mcclellan
upon bis arrival no fslaeg,ssyy E,ee ss4a .sY
Three. convicts at Sing Sing, this morning,
seized the powder boat, overpowered the guard,
rOwed across the river and escaped -fSk 4
The National Labor Congress assembled TO-
day. Delegates We're present from ten States;
also from the National typographical, carper-
ters, joiners', bricklayers, machlnists', and
biacksmiths', unions, and from the Working
WOmen's Association. Il The object of the Con-
venti0n is to institute reforms, to establish re-
ciprOcal relations between the different labor
organizations, and to keep back the encroact-
ments of centralized wealth upon the rights of
labor. The address of President Whaley was
very, able document, reviewing the progress
Of the laboring classes for the past year, and
foretelling renewed strength for the future
WASHINGTON, Sep. 21.-The case of Sur
ratt was called up this morning before Judge
Wylin, in the criminal court The District
Attorney stated his readiness to proceed with
the conspiracy Indictment, having decided to
enter q nolte prOsequi in the murder indictment,
He filed letter from Acting Attorney General
Browning, approving his course, when the noHe
proseqm was entered The case was then
called on the conspiracy innictment. The de-
fense expressed surprise, as they had come
prepared to try the murder indictment, and
they asked postponenent till tomorrow to
mdke special plea, setting forth the amnesty
proclamation of the 4th of July last in Defense
The Judge assented to the postponement till
tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The following account
of fearful roit at Camilla, Mitchell county,
Georgia, has been telegraphed from Augusta:
Pierce, the Radical nonInee for Congress, aud
Murphy, ex-Bureau Agent, with about twenty
negroes, armed aud equipped, started on Fri
day for Camilla, with three weeks provisions,
for the purpose nf overaweing the citizens of
that place. Before they got started friendly
negro exposed their plans, aud negro courier
was dispatched to Camilla to inform the citi-
Zens of what was going on. A deputatlon OF
! three prominent citizens was sent out To meet
the mob at a church, FIVE miles from the town.
The Governors proclamation, forblddlng ai
armed organizations. was read, but the mob
paid no attention to it, and said they were de-
terminrd to march on. The deputation re
mous.rated, entreating the negroes tn come in
to the town without their arms, and they should
not be molested Their efforts to dissuade the
negroes were fruitlrSs. and the mob marched
into town with banners flying. They now num-
bered 450, many having joined them on the
route The mob halted and camored for a
man named John S. Johns. who, in company
with Mr. Frenielly, presented himself, when
100 guns were leveled at him. He. being In
toxicated fired, and the rlet commenced; the
mob firing mt every one they could see. The
citizens, white and colorcd, rallied and gath
cred about fifty stand of arms, and the mob
was vigorously attacked and driven back panic
stricken. They took to flight and were pur-
sued about five miles, with loss of 35 killed
land many wounded The total, so far as as
certaned is said to be from IS to 100 killed
and wounded. Owing to the panic among the
mob ouly five whites were severely wounded
The colored citizens of the town are rep'rted
TO have rallied promptly with the whites IN de-
feating the mob. The stores and munitions o
the latter were captured, and at last accounts
Camilla was quiet. .rs. =.
4 New YORK, Sept 2j.-A Convention OF col
ored men held meeting in Utica, Sept. 2lst
aud adopted resolutions declaring their wan
of confidence in the Republican State Central
Committee, because it does not favor justice
and equal rights to ALL
Mrs Stanton was admitted as Delegate Il
the National Labor Convention in this city
from the Women's Suffrage Association, BY ;
2 vote of Al to lS. "a @.ss
At the Fashion Course, Long Island, yester
day. the gelding John Stewart trotted to
wagon twenty miles in 6fty-nine minutes ant
TWENTY-FIVE seconds--the last mile IN three
minutes and two seconds. He performed th'
whole distance with ease and without apparen
fatigue. "..t
l. In shooting affair in Fayetteville, N. Z.
, Sept. 18th, between U. 8. Deputy Marsha
! Morrow and II. w. Stedlnan, both were she
2 dead. a lu4 ~ .%es4sff -. !.
! The South Carolina Senate suspended Lesli
White for six months for alleged contempt, il
/. processing to be Il Republican but voting wit
, the Democrats. 8ii'fst 3i%f @tI i.} =. y
The Alabama Legislature has passed reso
lut,o,. asking the President to send Federu
soldiers to the State to aid in preserving peace
The Democratic members bitterly denounce'
the resolution MS o libel on the people of Ala
ba,na, and say il is'a political scheme to con
troll the polls. s4a a{l 1aa t9Iissnl tl.i
; An effort is being made in the Loulsian y
= Legislature to deprive the State Courts q tn
power to naturalize foreigners, bill 10 ina
4 effect having been introduced to-day: In a
y Cnorts, Of New Orleans are crowded daily VIII
atl foreictIers seeking naturalization. q
0. !. some unmistake cable Ku Klux outrages nav
been reported lately, in, New Jersey 1sd !!
All the States and Territories are repre-
elsenfed &C tfe annual meeting OF the Gran
= 7 .odoa of. Odd Fellows at BaltilnOre,, kepors
= tsYron fha Grand Sire and Grand Secretar
xdahno,' tkot the Order IL fodfishing.
q A New Ofleans dispatchh says: The CITY
{ t;r.nn ;ntense stats of excitement About na
Z tan O'clock disturbance occurred at tn
corner corn ~ Bourbon and Court streets bet'yee
Q. savaraI Radical and Democratic Clubs. Sc
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