Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-21
NEW YORK MELANGE.
Arrived.

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fl.6 sI'- '- t~ New YoRK. Oct 20.
The steamships France and Tripol from
| Europe. and South America, from Buenos
Ayres, have arrived.
| Religious Meeting.
AT meeting of the Protestant Episco
pal Evangelical Society, last evening, re-
marks appertai0ing TO the purposes and
| progress of the Society were made by Bish-
ops Neelv, of Maine; Eastburn, of Massachu
! setts Whippie, of Minnesota; Rev. MIR.
| Cummins, Assistant Bishop, of Kentucky,
and Rev. Mr.. Fox, of England.
The Ring.
The stakeholder between O'Baldwin and
Wormald, the pugilists, decided yesterday
to pay over the stakes to either party, and
stated that he would fix the time and place
for the fight within ten days, outside the
State.
Police Attacked.
Three police officers arrested one John
Matterson or Atlantic street, Brooklyn, for
disorderly conduct, and while conveying
him to the station were assaulted bv mob
of some 200 men and women, with bricks
stones and other missiles. Two of the off,
GERS were severely injured, but held on to
their prisoner. An accidental discharge Of
one of their revolvers caused the crowd to
scatter, leaving Daniel Conlan, said to be
one of the raiders, in the hands OF the police.
-.,g., Fined.
John Collary, a policeman, was fined
500 yesterday for striking a woman with
his club while taking her to the station
house, causing serious damage to her.
The World.
The World, editoriallY, says the views of
Governor Seymour. and not those attrib.
uted to General Blair, should be regarded
ac hn cic Of flaN
has already expressed his willingness to
withdraw if the good of the party requires
it. We think that reflection will convince
him that the ticket would be stronger il
some other name were substituted for his.
Died.
Dispatches from Santa Fe announce the
death of General Benjamin c. Cutter, sur
veyor General for New Mexico.
appointment.
Jose Manuel Gallegos is appointed su-I
perintendent of Indian Affairs for New
Mexico. = b" ~ '-.@A ta-a-- --
Adopted.
In the Episcopal Convention lastevening
the new canon on the subject of an addi ;
tional list of bishops, was adopted by a vote
of SO to 81.
Gold.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day awarded
100000 in gold at 36 $500 aud SO S7-1O0.
There were only four bids by two parties.
Political. z-o
Preliminary meetings of Republicans of
the Trades Unions were held last night,
their object being to adopt measures for
the support of candidates at the election
who will be true to their interests.
Abraham Lent was nominated to Con-
gress by the Republicans of the Sixth Dis
trict last evening. -s..-,, --T ' oz.. ,,4
The conservative Republicans have re-
nominated Thos. E. Stewart.
Hiram Walbridge, in behalf, he says, OF
many war Democrats. has issued an ad-
dress in favor of Grrnt.
John Savage has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats in the Ninth
district. -.-, . ...... r-5aaF S1EH0
Protestant Episcopal ConventiOn
/ In the Protestant Episcopal Convention,
the House proceeded to select place OF
holding the Convention of 1871 The first
vote was-Baltimore II; Chicago s; New
York s; Philadelphia 5; St. Louis l. The
second ballot had was as follows: Balti-
more Is; Chicago z; New York 5; Phila-
delphia 4. Baltimore was deciared to be-
the choice of the Convention.
On motion it was made unanimous.
The committee on Canons reported
against any change of Canons 13 and ID,
title l. The matter was discussed by Rev.
DR.. Stubbs, OF New Jersey. who opposed,
in the strongest terms, giving the power to
Bishopto coerce presbyters to utter pray
ers from the lips but not from the heart.
The report of the committee on Canons-
was approved. ,-s---,- f-g-ses7ts Fsr &
The committee on Canons reported iu
reference to the Tying cannon, that they
had no amendment to offer, in other words,
that they wished the cannon to stand as it
is.
ESInclzEey.
1t is stated in revenue. circles that Binck-
ley has been ordered by the Solicitor OF
the Treasury to confine himself to clerical
duties in his Office at Washington. .-
Meeting of Capitalists.
There was meeting to-day of capital
lists who favor the construction of a canal
across the Isthmus of Darien. to connect
the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific. at the
residedce of p. Cooper, to discuss various
plans.
Police Order. -
Inspector of Police Dilkes has issued an
order for the attendance of force of four
hundred policemen Tomorrow evening at
Cooper's Institute, to protect the stands
and fireworks of war Democrats in favor of
Grant and Colfax from an attack Which, it
is reported, is to be made. 400
- Sports.
The International base ball match be-
tween the ALE England cricketers and the
Unions, of M0rrisana, was played this at
terDoon, the Unions beating the crickets by
50 to 81. T +E 81 ELL
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