The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-09
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me Republican State Convention met at Syracuse
yesterday Henry Smith, OF Albany was chosen
temporary chairman. resolution appointing a
committee Tor the healing OF differences between the
republican factions In New York city was offered,
ana quite breeze sprung up in conse-
quence between Mr.. Charles 8. Spencer and
senator Hale General John Co0hrane was chosen
permanent President. The following ia the ticket
nominated:-For Governor. John A. Griswold; Lieu
tenant Governor, Alonzo b. Cornell; Canal Commits
soner, Alexander Barclay; Clerk OF the Court OF APP
peals Campbell H. Young, and Inspector OF State
Prisons, Henry A. Barnum. Resolutions endorsing
Congress and the national ticket were adopted and
me Convention adjourned sine dte
The Maine Republican State Convention met in
Portland yesterday. Governor Chamberlain was
renominated for his present position, and resolutions
were adopted endorsing the Chicago platform.
Representative Bingham, OF Ohio, delivered an ad-
dress.
The New Jersey Republican state Convention
meets in Trenton to-day.
General Grant and family, accompanied by General
sherman arrived In st. Louis yesterday. A public
demonstration was declined.
The Louisiana Legislature yesterday elected W. p
kellogg and John 8. Harris United States Senator'S
General Buchanan, in answer to protest from the
democratic members, against their being excluded
from their seats declines to interfere by force al.
though he pronounces the exclusion unwarrantable
judgments OF divorce In favor Of the plaints were
granted In the Supreme Court yesterday in the cases
OF Annie Bonacina against George M. Bonacna.
Garwood Burnett against Caroline B. Burnett and
Thekla Heenss against Leonhard Heenss
In the Court of,General Sessions yesterday william
Oady was sen 10 the State Prison for TWO years and
six months ON plea of guilty Of grand larceny;
William H. Raston, plea OF guilty of an attempt at
grand larceny, was sent to the House Of Refuge;
William Hastings pleaded guilty Of picking pockets,
four years State Prison; Michael P. Martin plea Of
guilty OF attempted burglary, two years and six
months; Baptste Martinoli, plea OF guilty of bur
glary five years State Prison. Robert Reed convict
ed Of burglary sent to States Prison for five years.
The North German Loyds' steamship Deutsch.
land Captain Vessels, will leave Hoboken about
two p. M. to-day for Southampton and Bremen. The
mails for Europe will close at the Post once at
twelve NJ
The stock market was variable yesterday. Gov.
eminent securities were heavy In the morning but
strong in the afternoon. Gold closed at l4Ox.
In the Georgia Senate yesterday resolution
against the eligibility Of radical members was Of
fered Bradley. the negro, made speech In which
he said that unless negroes represented in the
State militia there would be another rebellion In less
than ten years. The Governor informed the Leglsla-
ture that he would communicate with them after he
had conferred with General Meade.
The North Carolina Legislature IL caucusing for
United States Senators. bill was introduced in the
lower House yesterday providing for separate schools
for whites and blacks.
The Beer Brewers Association Of the United States
met In Buffalo yesterday.
The funeral Of Peter Cagger, who was killed in
Central Park on Monday night, will take place to-
morrow at Albany.