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The New York herald., 1868-06-20

A -FAvORITE BARGEs FOR EXCURSIONS; SIDE
"A. wheel saloon steamboats, Crossets Grove, Pleas
Valley Waters Pomona and other Groves to let Oce
$50 West street, near Barrow. .
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INOR SALE-A SODA WATER AND ICE CREAM
stand well built; very cheap Corner West and Hubert
streets.
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Doc OOO HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, ON
HAO:UUy Broad street Newark n j. Brick HOUSE.
house lot lx220 located In the most desirable part OF tho
city. Address box 2,620 New York Post o0lce.
The New York herald., 1868-06-20

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NOR
~ folk City Point and Richmond, and elegant side
wheel seamshps ISAAC BELL HATTERAs m "a ALSE, LEE
class ships will be despatched for Norfolk and Ports
mouth every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. and for
from Pier North River foot Of Beach street con-
Line Souhsde Petersburg Railroads. and
Richmond and Danvile and Virginia Central Railroads.,
points South and Southwest Bills Of lading signed on the
N. L. McCREADY, President,
1877 Greenwich corner Dey street.
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LNOR SALE OR TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property, handsome Residence In Morrsania, with
onehaf land bar stables, fruit of all kinds Particu'
nj O. M DOlfNIITY. "a NASSAU street.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26

IN which the nomination partly brought about
and partly happened IL ia not proper that anything
be said further except that positively Governor Sey
mOur had no knowledge or intimation OF the move
ment till twenty minutes previous to his nomination
and acted in good faith throughout and moreover
will go into the Presidential ofilce without a single
pledge or promise OF any kind made TO any pre-
vious to his nomination.
AS to the pretended exultatiOn OF part OF the re.
publican press over the democratic nominations pay
no heed to IL. IL is an old trick and very shallow.
The more sagaci0us and candid republican organs.
such as the New York Times and C0Htne1c'0t Adcei
tser advise their friends tO stop rIning and boast
ing and set to work without delay" And the Adper-
ttser declares that seymour ID the most popular
man in the democratic party"
Elections alread held within year snow that tue
democracy are almost in the ascendancy IN states
enough to give majority OF electoral votes 10 Sey-
mour and Blair Add now TO these that vast multi
tude OF burdened, wrOnged, oppressed ana discoii-
tented people among the republican masses, ana
who are determined to ''have a change" ana sue
cess in November is certain.
have now myself been in New York New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware, and can say
with truth that among the democratic masses no
nominations have been made for years which are re-
ceived with so much satisfaction, and that nave
never known time when among these masses there
was such universal confidence In success. Nothing
now is needed but combined wisdom and bOdness
in planning and conducting the campaign.
c. l., v.
NEWARK, Del. July Is, 1883.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, July 26-11:2O
A. Non account OF the review Of the troops ut
Wimbledon Common, to-day is universally regarded
as . holiday. Business OF all sorts is nearly
pended and the Exchange Is closed for the day.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFORT, July 25--11:20
A. M.-United States bonds are steady ut 769s 78X
for the issue of 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, July
25-2 p. M.-The market remained quiet throughout
the day and closed with o decline In middling up
lands, The following are the closing quotations.
Middling uplands l0kd.; middling Orleans, l0Sd.
The sales Of the day foot up 5000 bales
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKET.-LIvERPOOL.J NJ July
25-2 p M.-Corn, on spot, has declined to 35s. per
quarter to arrive is quoted at 35s. 3d. Wheat, 12s.
Cd for California white and los. cd. for No. red
Western Barley, 5s Id. Oats, 3s. Cd. Peas, 44s.
Flour, 29s The market closed unchanged at the
following quotations:-Beef, 1oes. Pork, 75s Lard,
65s Sd. Cheese, SIS. Bacon, AIS. Cd.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, July rs
2P M.-Turpentine has declined to 28s. Cd. Spirits
petroleum. lid. Refined petroleum steady, Is 51sd.
Common rosin IS. Cd: Tallow, AS sd. Cloverseed,
53s Calcutta linseed 63s. Cd. LInseed Oil on spot,
E30 1885,; ahoat, f3l. Lnseed cakes, f12. Sperm
oil eos. Whale oil, f86.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwRRP, July 25-2 p.
M.-Pretroieum quiet at 51f for standard white.
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GEORGIA..

A BombsieII Thrown into the Negro Camp
Question to Their Right Under the Com
stitutiOn TO Hold Once-A Series Of Where.
ases and Resolutions on the Subject.
ATLANTA, July 25, 1863
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Cawder offered the fol-
lowing:-
lawyers in the republican party OF Georgia, as well
as other persons distinguished for their know ledge
or constitutional law, held during the late election
canvass that persons OF color were not entitled to
hold ofice under the existing constitution; and
whereas sdch persons hold seats as Senators on
this floor; and
Whereas laws Of vital importance to the people OF
Georgia are to be enacted by the General Assembly
the validity of which should not be made uncertain
because OF participation in their enactment by per-
sons not entitled under the constitution to partci-
pate; therefore
Resolved. That the Committee on Privileges and
Elections be directed to inquire into the eligibility
of several persons OF color holding seats as Senator's
and report at the earliest day practicable.
Mr. Huneerford lrad.l said-There is higher
opinion than Governor Browns; a United States
Senator has settled 1t, who holds higher ONCE
than Brown has yet heidi mean Senator Sumner
who in letter said:-There Is no reason why
that any else hold under the constitution of
the United States The passage Of the fourteenth
ticle settles that question forever In Georgia. The
constitution OF this state prOcaims that all persons
citizens Of the State that no law shall be made to
abridge their privileges.
Does II simply mean, may breath and work, or
are entitled to all privileges Of American citizens.
The time for color has passed. The resolution was
defeated.
The Senate and House appointed Tuesday, 2sth,
for the election OF United States senators and State
officers.
Messrs Joe Brown and Foster Blodget are nomi-
mated candidates of the republican party No
choice has been made by the democrats.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
CALF ORNIA AND THE PACIFIC
COAST


Report OF the Indian Council Held nc Camp
fiarncy-The Indian Chief Weekawies-
SMALLPOX In San Francisco-The Steamer
Otter-Minins News-The Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO July "a, 1858.
Tne ofciai report by General Crook OF the council
held with the Indians at Camp Harney in Oregon
has been received at the military Headquarters in
this city The sayages appeared to be satisfied with
the promises made to them and agreed to return to
their hunting grounds in the vicinity of Steee's
Mountain on the Maheur river, and establish their
headquarters near Castle Rock Mountain, where
they can be found when the government de-
sires to communicate with them. They will
allow none of their people to interfere with the
settlers, miners or travellers and If moested by bad
men they will Immediately notify the military, who
VIII furnish them protection. Property stolen by
them Is 10 be returned. General Crooks says 'that
while no doubt depredations will still be committed
Dy rowing bands, some degree OF peace may now be
expected" The influence of ''Weekawies :" the chief
OF the tribe, extends over vast tract OF country
some OF ms bands are near Fort Hall, Idaho; others
st others are In Nevada. Efforts are TO be made to
get the different bands together.
Inere Is considerable excitement in San Francisco
WIN regard to smallpox; 146 cases have been re-
ported to the health officer since the lst of June
July.
The steamer Otter from the North, arrived al Vic
toria, Vancouver's Island, July 23 bringing por-
tl0n or the stores Of the United States steamer
Suwanee, recently wrecked
The mining news from Cariboo s encouraging.
The United States steamer jamestown has gone out
OF commission and been laid up at Mare island. The
men have been paid or and the officers ordered to
the East.
Flour is steady at So 25 a 81 SO; wheat 81 s5 q
81 80 for good shipping grades; legal tenders 7OM.
The steamer Golden Age has arrived from Panama.
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MASSACHUSETT rs.

The University Base Ball Match Yesterday
Tho Harvard Men the victors-A Sculling
Match in August for S1,OOO-John Tyler and
josh Ward the Contestants.
WORCESTER, July 25, 1893.
the base ball match between the University mines
sof Harvard and Yale this afternoon resulted In
victory for the Harvards. The score was rs to IL.
Arrangements were made in this city last evening
for match race, single scull wherres between
John Tyler and Josh Ward for 81, 900 side distance
0ve miles, one turn to take place on the 2lst OF
August at springfield. The articles OF agreement
will be drawn up Thursday next, ut the Clipper
omce, In New York. The match Is made at Tyers
request, and 500 forfeit money has been put up
The despatch Of Friday describing arrests OF col
iegans for riotous conduct and one for larceny who
was held TO answer In $500 ball. was misunderstood,
and in justice TO the rollicking colegan who cut up
little ahead OF the rest 1t ought to be corrected
Instead OF gold watch and sign, 1t was gold
watch Jewellery sign, about eighteen inches dame
ter the charge being made with view to insuring
che payment OF all damages by the collective col
aeotafe fraternity.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


Empire ". Active.
The assertion had been made that the Empires
could whip any Of the clubs that practice st Hoboken
The assertion founded on the style Of their play
ing in the match games with the Endeavor, JefYer-
son and Social Clubs, and was well founded, for in
those games they exhibited skill and strength which
would bother professionals even to overcome. The
assertion spurred up Halock and his fellow
directors OF the Active Club and the result of the
squirting was shown yesterday. The Actives ap-
peared in full force and when they do they present
a good solid "team" that cannot be trined with.
Walker was on hand, and in the game that was
PLAYED pitched with unrelentng vigor and will.
Kelley caught. That is saying quite enough on that
head) The Empires were present also, but draw
the veil of charity over them) such muninism -
they displayed would be credit to the talking men,
bers of the St. George Cricket Club. The only ones
who did anything decently were Williamson, Post
and Miller, although Duncan, suffering with O
..camer leg made three very fine ny catches. VIII
hanson at centre neld covered an immense stretch
Of ground and captured everything that came within
possible reaching distance. Post, at his post in
that came in his direction he caught handsomely.
Miller at first base played fnely-missed nothing,
and took every chance offered MIN.
At the bat the Empires did almost nothing They
seemed to be afraid OF walkers pitching and thus
but little work was given the 0utnelders Of the
Actives The Kelley family had almost all the field
ing to themselves and they attended to It as Keleys
can. At the bat the Actives did some heavy and
safe work, and brought the game to close with the
folloWing scOre:-
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SIDEWALK THIEF.-John Shehay, living at No. "a
Mulberry street, was yesterday arrested by oflcer
Mcconnell, Of the Third precinct, he having been
caught in the act Of stealing from the sidewalk in
front of premises No. IL Warren street case con-
tanning three dozen pairs Of shoes valued at $751; be-
Der. Mr.. william Tindle, OF No. IL warren street.
saw the prisoner In the act OF escaping with his
plunder when he dropped the case and ned, but was
soon overhauled and secured. Shehay pleaded guilty
to the charge against him, and he was committed by
Justice Bowling without bail.
THEFT OF REVENUE STAMPs.-Two boys, named
Nelson Hedges and Edward Sabin, were yesterday
arrested on the charge OF stealing United States
revenue stamps valued at $50, from the once Of Mr.
Charles A. wainwright, "a Broad street. Hedges
has been employed in the once of complainant
Both the boys confess to the theft and alege that
they sold the stamps to George F. Sampson also
arrested who iSsp M sae n Hedges
stolen stamps from Mr.. Wainwright, amounting In
the aggregate to $465. All the accused parties
arraigned before Justice Bowling and held for ex-
animation.
ATrEMPTBD RESCUE OF PRISONERS FROM BLACK
WELLS IsLAND.-Bernard O'Brien, . keeper on
Backwell's Island, appeared before Justice Kelley
yesterday morning, preferring complaint against
three young men named Patrick Fogarty, Thomas
wheean and Thomas Brown, whom he charged with
workhouse there Justice Kelly committed Fogarty
to answer the charge and held Brown and Wheelen
In $500 ball each for their future good behavior.
Music BILL PAID TO fHI WRONG MAN.-Chris-
topher Schneider musician, was yesterday ar.
rested BY onicer Zeigler Of the Sixth precinct, on
charge preferred against him BY Jacob Myers Of pier
80 Mort. river. The accused called on Mr.. Myers
and represented that he had been sent by Augustus
Ill., Of 24l Bowery, to collect bill due for music fur
nisiod by Mr.. Ihl. Mr. Myers, believing the repre-
seniatons made, gave Schneider 4S6 and took his
receipt for the same. It subsequently appeared that
the accused had not been sent to collect the money,
and therefore was guilty or fraud. Mr.. Ihl n
leader Of o band. The accused was taken before
trial.
PuRLoNrNa GooDe.-Fos about I'VE weeks past
August Osberghaus has been q clerk In the employ
Of Mr.. WIN. Kind, Of No. 90 Chambers street. During
that time Mr.. Kind has missed largo quantities Of
pocket knives and other articles Of cutlery. Tne
SS~S ~ NJ S%nicsss S1s 4 ssS3S - VsV IL
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tho Tammany Observation-Disclosures from Mr.
VallandiGham.


vallaudigham.
v.ILAspfeHAn AND TWO NEW Y0RK DELRaArRs r.
sPoNsIBLH FOR snrMoUR's NOMINATION..
Of Essy ss asy
% ss' Ss :n: q. ns
again determined 70 support Pendeton with thi: under
snass% and sxo York dsss.ss had
which lasted unit, daylight. o,,o ,,.s =, ,.,
Pendeton Withdrew his nam: and before the delegation
% hosied and carried through WIN rush. When hi. trick
who we're discovered have besn ihe perpetrators
alluded to 10 . 70 ,s n:rr sns ms hold
the Illuminating attitude holds before the eyes Of the
sss.ssa ass Ss 'S Ne NJ. r5ss RsS Esss JuS is '
In the above are many inaccuracies.
l. The ohio delegation did not the night before the
nomination determine 70 continue to support Pen
dleton. On the contrary, Mclean gave distinct
notice to the delegation that In the morning he would
present Mr. Pendletons letter Of declination. Some
time later than midnight the delegation after hot
debate, adjourned, without agreeing upon cand-
date In the morning they met; Hancock received O
majority OF the v0tes there was much excitement
and finally IL was resolved TO cast the first ballot for
Packer seymour wa ,,, canvsssed ana Ionnd 70 1e
TO present his name.
q VallandIgham did not meet with two delegates,
nor with one or any, from New York. at all that
niant much less consult with them TIL daylight In
the morning, upon the assembling OF the Conven-
ton, he learned personally and definitely that the
port Seymour, and replied that II necessary he
would be put in nomination Notwithstanding:
g. Seymour's name was not "hosted' before the
nal McCook called the delegation out, and BY vote
vaa instructed to put seymour 10 nomination.
a There was no "trck," and therefore no "dis-
covery,n and, Of course, no "outcry" from 0hiosns
on the subject - -
s. Neither Mr.. Pugh nor Judge Thurmsn was pre-
sent nor had knowledge OF the movement, and no
eplthets temperate" or otherwise, were applied 70
them, nor TO anybody ese
the men who were responsible for the nontna-
ton Of Governor Seymour rejoice, no douhk In tbe
responsibility, especially u view OF the stfonG and
rapidly Increasing prooabilises Of his election.
york Withheld her vote nom m. HSndrioks y0AGs
CSooe Woull have bVea nOninAted Htta1A ~ hour.
r. muoh ty W & oofveo11oos ~ = ~ 0Annne
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TRLEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
GERMANY.
r r o M

Vhe North Pole Exploring Expedition-News
From the Ship Germania-Greenland In
sight-An Well ON Board.
LONDON, July 25. 1858.
Advtces received In this city from Gotha, Central
3ernany, report that news has been received by
pr. Petermann the geographer in that place, an
bouncing that the North German exploring ship
nermania, Captain Charles Koldewey, commissioned
Tor scientific investigation in the Arctic regions had
been communicated with on the goth Of June.
! The Germana was then in latitude rs 20, having
Areenand in sight bearing which shows that the
Vessel was Off shannon Island, probably with the
Intention OF landing on that part OF the coaAt called
BO0reby's Land or making for the point ol Land OF
Hdam. lying in latitude rs north.
She sgnaled all well on board.
This interesting intelligence is regarded quite
Oatisfactory ana anticipatory OF useful progress
The Germania, with the eXpeditionary force on
board. sailed from Bergen Norway. on sunday, the
a7th OF May. under command OF Captain Koldewey,
bound for the eastern coast OF Greenland and to
explOre the Arctic regions north OF the seventy-fth
degree Of north latitude.
She was built in Denmark, purchased in Hamburg,
Aas been fitted expressly for this service is OF eighty
Sons burden and may be cassed as one of those new
yachts lately constructed by Danish builders for
polar voyages. She is furnished with crossbeams
oo0 iron plates, arranged so as to vastly augment
Aar power OF resistance to pressure from ice The
0ermania displays the nag Of the North German Con-
t0derate Bund and has on board fifteen hands
bN told.
Captain KOldewey has been instructed to return to
Germany within from three to four months; but TO
guard against contingencies the Germana has been
Er0visioned for much longer period.
The cost OF the expedition is estimated at dfteen
housand thalers, the King of Prussia contributing
ave thousand thalers. Doctor Petermann, the emf
Qent geographer at Gotha, is answerable for the
temainder OF the charges, he alone having planned
nnd really despatched the mission, in mis- desire TO
boive some Of the Northern problems OF his science.
Captain Koldewey, the commander Of the Ger
mania, is a native Of Hoya, Hanover.
Expeditions for similar purposes az that from
Germany win leave France and Sweden at au early
DAY.
American Treaty Negotiations.
DARMsTADT, July IS, 1885,
Hon. Geo. Bancroft, the American Minister, is here
pfgng the Grand Ducal government to enter upon
disqualification treaty with the United States.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
FRANCE.

Tue Mexican Bonds Questionable Jccker
Claims and Creditors.
PARIS, July 25, 1868.
The COrps Legslatif was engaged for q long time
last evening in exciting debate on the question OF
ehe Mexican bonds
N. ROuher In his speech denied that the collection
OF the Jecker bonds had any share in the cause Of the
Mexican war.
M. Jules Favre, in his reply. insisted that II was
Che main cause, as those creditors were the only
ones who had received pay.
NJ. ROuher replied that the French government
ony protected the Jecker bonds in French hands,
1he bonds paid were paid by Macmillan. France
prevented other payments.
M. Favre demanded the names Of those who had
Oetved their pay.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26

doubt his honesty Detectives Tiley and McGivney
watched the movemcnts OF the suspected clerk for
so East Broadway and found In his possession q
quantity OF the stolen cutlery. Osberghaus con-
fessed his guilt and said he had sold the stolen goods
to pedlars. IL is believed that during the ve weeks
he had been In Mr.. Kinds employ Osberghaus has
taken goods valued at $500 and upwards. Justice
Downing committed the accused TO the T0mbs for
trial.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
rslEeaApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

A weu known citizen OF Buffalo, Henry Brose CON-
mitted suicide by drowning In the lake opposite that
city yesterday afternoon.
The entire business portion Of the village Of Char.
don. Geauga county, Ohio. was destroyed by nrs
yesterday morning.
machine shop at Lowell. Mass, four stories high
and four hundred feet long, and employing upward
OF one thousand men, was partially destroy ~ by
flre on the evening Of the 24th inst C0nsidS Vie
damage was done to the machinery. The u
estimated at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
CITY uTELLICEyCE.

Tns wsArHHs YEsrsRDAY.-The following d q
secord OF the temperature for the past twentyf
honfS as well as the weekly average, the indication
being given at Hudnuts pharmacy, No. 2ls Broad
way, Herald Building
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
MEXICO.

Junrist Triumphs Over the Rev0Iutionists.
HAVANA, July rs, 1885,
Advices from Mexico received to-day state that in
surreotonists Searazeca and Silva had been routed
BY General Escobedo in the Sierra and at Queretaro
The campaign against the revolutionists active
end the Juarsts have already occupied all important
poiuts.
The Juarist government Is nevertheless reported
20 be In precarious situation.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26

SPRINGFIELD July 25 1858.
Mr.. Frank Sterns, one Of the editors Of the Ecen-
tno Ne,os Of this city. was cowhided in his ONCE
this afternoon by John L. Rice, . butcher Of this
cty The cause Of the assault was q personal para
graph In the Ne,es YESTERDAY, s rejecting on Mr.
SsSrns has Commenced suit against Rice, In which
SS damaged are laid at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
INDIANA.

v-~s.. .f the Rxpress Robbers-Ths Re.
,.,,dsr Of tho Gans Arrested.
CINCINNATI, July Is, 1885,
roe remainder Of the party VINO attempted to rob
che Adams Express Company at Brownstown on the
sots Inst were arrested in Cole county Illinois yes
8sr0ay. Their names ere rrank spsrSs' 'oaA Aeoss
- 8onu Jualk
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
ENGLAND.


Dissolution Of Parliament nt Hand.
LONDON, July 25 1868.
The attendance in the House of Commons to-day
Was very slight as dissolution of Parliament is ex.
pected next week.
Revtew OF the VOlunteers-Napicr, Of Mag
dala, I'm the Field.
LONDON, July 26, 1858.
the grand annual encampment Of volunteers at
wimbledon was brought to q close to-day.
The prizes for skill in craftsmanship were awarded
y Lord Napier, Of Magdaa, who reviewed the
Volunteers.
The Prince Of Wales and Prince Alfred were among
pno distinguished persons present, while immense
pFowds OF the nobility and people generally were In
httendance; and Mr.. L0ngfellOw, the American
poet, was on the grounds. Lord Napier was en-
Enthusiastically received and repeatedly cheered.
About ten thousand men were in line of review,
end presented very fine appearance.
The weather was clear and pleasant but intensely
The New York herald., 1868-07-26
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

GLASGOW July 25.-The Anchor line steamship
arrived In the Clyde late last evening.
QUEENSTOWN, July 26.-The Cunard mail steam
ship China from New York July Is, arrived at this
port at late hour last evening, the way to Liver
pool.
The New York herald., 1868-07-26

n OF the Herald steam yachts is at whitehall
slip All Aons from and c0nsignees to tbs
masters Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free OF
charge.
JKANNETrE-wi whitehall every mornuG at half past
Lower
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SERVIA.

The sultan In Recognition.
LONDON, July 25, 1858.
Advces from Belgrade state that the Sultan Of
Turkey has confirmed the succession OF Milan to the
sovereignty OF Servia.