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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. Tn the Convention
to-day the section OF the bill OF Rights declaring all
by nature equally free and independent, &c, was
adopted.
NEW REPUBLICAN PAPER IN RICHMOND.
Mr.. A. w. Sheldon has issued the first num-
Der Of The Daily Register large and well got up sheet
and one that should become popular and widely circu
lated. In his Introductory article the editor says
The paper regards 1t political character viii he
Republlcau-and Republican, too OF the srctest sect III
will proclaim. without reservation or evasion tho III
heret night OF all men, no matter OF what color
nationality, to perfect, untrammeled liberty OF action
speech and thought. In the language OF the Declaration
Of Independence II VIII hold to be seievdent truths the
prop6s that all men were created equal anu ihat
they were endowed with the iEaienabe rights OF ille
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness. We shall, In the
advocacy OF these great truths pursue no tnid or time
serving pOcy-but drawing tho sword and throwing
aside cabbard do battle for them with all the ability
vigor energy aud hood we possess, until they sha
triumph shall fal and De buried Win them IN t1e
tomb Of liberty. - 49,.
The people OF Virginia cling 70 their old traditions with
pernacity that would be amusing, were not That the
matter grave and important 10 demand the most
serious reflection Consider her Impoverished people.
hcsOated fields, angushing commerce, and demorazed
labor sysema Of which evils are directly traceaDc 10
her OstnaCy aud blindness I'm rersstng 10 oppose every
wise aud humane effort Congress has made 10 reestahsn
and restore her people 10 their former
position IN OF the Union. IL IL not too late yet
for repentance. and IL The Register can be srumehaln
bringing any portion OF her people TO realize the true
position which they stand, and induce them 10 act Tor
their good and tao welfare OF their state ana coun-
try it, establishment IN this city will not have been m
VAIN and abOrs Win have been richly rewarded
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SOUTHERN J STATES.
LOUISIANA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE STATE CONVENTION.
NEw-ORLEANs, La, Jan. I'm Convention,
yesterday, Mr. Blackburn offered series of resolutions
providing that the warrants VI tho Convention pear eg
er cent intere. from the date Of tho assembling OF
the Convention until paid into the State Treasury
making them receivable for all dues TO the state ana
prohibiting taxrecevers from receiving any warrants
other than those issued by the Convention. go M
Mr. Cooley opposed them the ground " the ieganty
of the proposed measures, and offered substitute pro
vdng that pay into the Treasury the iden'
teal funds collected. -, -
ported to-day Cooeys substitute, which was
adopted after n stormy debate.
To-day one member was asked his opinion OF the con-
stutonaty Of the Reconstruction laws and gave IL as
his Individual opinion that they were unconstitutional
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SIBERIA.
DISCOVERY OF GOLD MINES.

DISCOVERY OF GOLD MINES.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 7.-Reports have been re-
ceved here from Siberia of the discovery Of rich and
extensive gold deposits on the Amoor River. The
natives were focking to the gold region by thou
sands. So great was the excitement that troops had
been sent by the Governor Of the District to preserve
order and guard the mnes and desperate and bloody
conflicts had taken place between the natives and
the soldiers.
[NorEhe above account part corresponds With the report
BY China AID published the New
York papers Of JsnusTy6
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FAILURE TO ORGANIZE.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 7.-There is much
excite men in legislative circles to day The House meets
noon and has a Republican majority Of eight members,
but consequence OF the refusal o nine Of the Repub-
can members the caucus this majority Il power
to elect the officers who nominated last evening.
These officers Col Davis of Philadelphia for Speaker.
Sefridge o Northampton for Chief Clerk, and Mr..
Lee OF Philadelphia for Assistant Clerk. The nine dis
senting Republicans declare that their opposition based
the principle that they advocates for free rail-
road law aud cannot vote for Col DAVIS. whom they
gard an enemy of that They express at this
hour 90 O'Clock o. M determination 10 sustain their
oppositon the last The result will be- In that case,
that the organization OF the House will be retarded and
the first for Speaker be As for Davis 46 for Jones
Deml, and for McCamant or some other independent
candidate nominated by the dissenting nine. var1ous
reports aoat that the bolt It called, Is INTENDED
affect the TreasuFershp and Is designed TO oper-
against the claims Of the Western candidates for state
Treasurer
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION CALLED.
HARRIsBURG. Pa JAM z. The Democratic
State Central Committee met In tins city this evening and
decided upon the ih OF March next the time and Har
rsburg the place. for assembling Of the next Democratic
State Convention,
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

FENToN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Fem
ton Campaign Club Of the XIXth Assembly District was
held Monday evening at their headquarters on Broad
were unanimously elected officers Of the Club President
Henry NJ Williams First vce-President, John G. Graz;
Second Vice President John Schiedeei5 Seeretary j. T.
Cudpp; Treasurer, Charles Geer.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FENToN CAMPAIGN
CLUB.
Fenton Campaign Club was organized last
officers as follows: PRESIDENT. J. f. Eilery; Vice Pres
dent. Chas W. Little; Secretary, Charles o. Strong
D9sen6ary were elected delegates to me Central Club
The object Of the Club explained 70 the meeting In
brief addresses by Messrs. Elery and McCarten.
THE SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN,
ASSOCIATION.
The Id Assembly District Union Republican
Association met last evening at No. "a Duanest ana ad-
journed after transacting some routine business
THE SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FENToN CAM
PAIGN CLUB.
The lid Assembly District Fenton Campaign
Club held meeting last evening pui adouiheo "i'hous
transaetlng any business OF puDlc Importance
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FENToN CLUB.
A large number of the friends OF Gov. FentOn
met at No. 2o6 Eighth-ave last evening Benz H. Dunn
willie acted as Chairman, and Charles Mitchell as seeie
tary After transacng routine business, on motion OF
Capt Alex Mcleod the Club proceeded 10 elect pema-
nent oGsrs The %sre s.Gssd rbe sni
Charles Trepp; Secretaries, VIM A. Hendrcks ana Jas:
Coehrane Treasurer vi" 3 M1ray ds'eRa a"ney 70 and .
Edw f. Denke The Club then adjourned, with three
cheers for Fenton.
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The Committee met last evening and adopted
a resolution requesting the representatives OF Kings
County i'm Congress their Influence toward obtain
lug the appointment OF Democrat rs Naval Omcer ahi
presenting the Of Gen. s0cum. hir Fowler ana
Others connection Herewith. The primaries were OF
dercd To be held on Friday next.
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL GRANT CLUB.
The Central Grant Club met last night, Mr.
Rufus r. Andrews in the chair The Executive COMMITTEES
reported that A. Arthur had been chosen Chair
man OF the Committee; that arrangements had been
made to celebrate the anniversary OF the fai of Fort
Dunelsou on the 18th Of February tie 10Th TAILS on
sunday this year. and that communications bad been re
we'd from prominent IN this ana other states, say
ing that Grant clubs forming 10 all parts 81 te
ccnutry. GEN. Rufus Ingalls,, Cen DANIEL Baterheln,
Gen Joseph Z. lIuekncy Capt James Mooney aud Capt
David Hart were chosen Aessra ~
T. Marshall, Robert Bonner VIM A. Darling, Samuel
Cantrel john j. Slcock, A J. Dttenhoefer Geo starr
Joseph \. Taylor. Almon W. GIiswold. aud the ion.
Thomas Murphy appointed Finance COMMITTEE.
The Pr saent OF the CLUB requested 10 have eonpc
tent speakers present at subsequent meetings. snort
addresses made by ex-senator Abraham i~bt ana
the Hon f. Delateld smith, gee club sang, aud shs
meeting al Ourned.
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FIRES.
LARGE FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. THE greater portion of
the Young Mems Christian Association building erected
last year at cost Of $4,000, Is In ruins The nrst
this morning, and before the freinen could work
to any advantage the flames had penetrated to every
O'clock the roof fell In and shortly aer the east and
south walls The entire loss "a varously esmated put
VII $500 o0o Underw bod CO., provision
deaes occppitd the stores under FMveu Hall for tpe
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INDIANA.


THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
I rKIsrsH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. THE city is full OF
gentlemen OF great in in advance.
on the Democratic State Convention tomorrow The mum
Der OF candidates astonisnes even the Democracy
bricks will be nominated for Governor by acclamauon,
but there will be- a lively contest over the rest OF inc
ticket sixteen candidates for are
cIal policy win receive Q hearty Endorsement
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he GOVERNORS AFTER GEN. MEADE-REASSEN-
pIrNG oP THE CONVENTION
TIE VEST INDIES.
CUBA.

SUCCESS OF THE INsURRECTIoN-BAEZ PRO-
CLAIMED PRESIDENT
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-The steamer MonteZuma
has arrived at Santiago from Porto Plata. St. Domingo
Jan. 6.
The Dominican Government had fled to Turks Island.
Baez had been proclaimed President and the capital had
been bloc kadcd by his brother for five days.
1t expected that Cabral would soon announce his
aDdicatiOn. -
Baez himself at Curacao. and his arrival at Porto
Plata was daily anticipated.
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MISSOURI.
or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MEETING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COLLISION. !.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. IAN adjourned session 90. OF
ing some unimporant business, both Houses adoufnso
TIL Thursday honor Of Gen. Jacksons ve.ory ~, he
battle of New-Orleans. Gov. ficsohoEs "e's"s'
delivered on Thursday morning ,., o.. MAJ o,,eans
The steamer Empire. from Louisville Tor o,,srs
with 200 runs nroduce and assorted freight, coae
with the tow boat Ike Hamilton last night q tne Ivos
Wolf Island below Cairo. The Empire sunH s csrSS
run on the bar, but cannot De raised ine u
was saved. No lives were lost
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

ENGLISH PROTEST AGAINST RUSSIAN INTRIGUE IN
TURKEY.
ATLANTIC
LONDON. Jan. 7.-Lord Stanley, the Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs acting upon the remon-
STRANGE Of the Sublime Porte, has prepared dis
patch protesting against tho alleged intrgues OF
Russian agents in Ronmania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDONDERRY, Jan. 7-Aftenoon.-The steam
ship Austrian. Capt Alton, from Portland, Dec. q,
arrived here this morning, route 10 Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. 7-Evening.-The steamship
Cimbra, Capt. Trautman, from New-York on the
2Sth of December arrived here at o'clock this after.
noon, on the way to Hamburg.
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A DESPERATE CHARACTER.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 7.-Charles j. Has.
kel desperate character who brutay assaulted girl
eight years old yesterday afternoon. this morning was
committed without bail 70 await the action OF the Grand
Jury lilo was bound In the OF $780, for
assault upon tho officer who arrested him, with knife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
OHIO.

TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION OK PREsi-
DENT AND SENATOR.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. IA majority of tho
delegates to the Eighth OF January Democratic state
Convention are already here 10 Is pretty wei settled
that delegates will be appointed the National Demo-
cratic Convention Instructed TO declare for the Hon.
George H. PendletOn q their candidate for the ne1e
Presidency; also, that the Hon. A. o. Thurman Will Win
the race for the Senatorship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
sAN FRANc1sco SHIP NEWS AND MARKETS.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE United States
flagship Pensacola, with Admiral Thatcher on board
arrived yesterday from MaEatlan.
Tho American ship Ellen Foster, from Cauao, was
wrecked Net Bay Puget Sound, on the 99d OF Decem
ber The crew saved, but the vessel Is total cs.
The ship Sapphire has sailed for Liverpool, ana tno
ship Matfcrhorn has cleared for the same port.
Flour IL IN fair inquiry; Extra s00tS superfne, 10
nt7 49, Wheat firm at "a os. Legal Tenders, 1S
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. THE Hon. A. II.
Stephens OF Georgia in this city, In feeble health IL
was his intention to 20 to Washington this week. but
want OF strength " travel detains him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
MAINE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. THE Maine Leglsla-
tre in ,ont convention to-day elected the following State
oaicals Acknowledgement John c. Caldwell; Secretary
OF state, Franklin NJ. Drew; Attorney General "m r.
Frye; Land Agent Parker p. Bureigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
CANADA.

A NEW LOAN FOR THE DOMINION
OTTAWA, Canada, Jan. TIT is understood
that will be Immediately invited for new FIX per
cent Canadian Dominion stock. The loan Will remain
Open about three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Yesterday morning
the members elect OF the new City Councils met In the
Council Chambers for the purpose OF organizing Mr. Z.
soey was elected President Of the Select Council by IT
votes, Mr. samueLG. King receiving IL votes.
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eAupoAp coIIIsIoy-oNE MAN KILLED.

WORCESTER, Mass. Jan. 7.-Nathan Law
renee respected citizen Of Peppere IS years OF age.
white riding se gh to-day, WAS killed by coming into
collision with engine the Worcester and Nashua
slightly injured
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TIE COMMERCIAL BANK.

KINGSTON, Canada, Jan. AT meeting Of
the sto khoders OF the Commercial Bank held here to-
day resolution passed accepting the proposal OF
the Merchants Bank TO amalgamae the basis OF one
share for three or In other words TO incorporate the
stock OF the Commercial Bank a 33i cent Of its par
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srurpr ny A BoOKKEEPER.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Jan. Prank u. McEir r
hook keeper committed suicide at ME room IN .g shs
Mrs HOUSE hi. noon by shooting hnseI tnrouss ~
head with . navy revolver. The cause o. 'iS NJ
mental dopresEtol.
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THE COAL BUSINESS AT SCRANTON.

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Delaware. Lack.
awana and Western Railroad mined and sent 10 market
M tuns Of anthracite coal during the year 1881 being
tho largest amount ever shipped by one company In
siugle season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
MARYLAND.

INAUGURATION OF GOV. BOWIE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. THE Hon. Oden Bowie
will be uaugurated Governor Of Maryland at Anna
polls tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA..
POSTMASTER AT AUGUSTA SUSPENDED.

POSTMASTER AT AUGUSTA sCsrENDED.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 7.-Foster Blodgett, post
mers appointed special agent and takes charge of tho
office. ApetitOn Is beng circulated for signatures among
the citizens, which viii be presented 10 Cen Meade,
asking for tie removal Of Blodgett as Military Mayor Of
Augusta.
TIE GOVERNORS AFTER GEN. Misunderstanding
BLING OF THE CONVENTION.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 7.-GOvs. jenkins OF
Georgia. and Patton Of Alabama, arrived here today 10
confer with Gen. Meade. They leave In the morning.
Members of Congress have been making efforts To have
the Alabama Convention reasonable no rs ~ make the
new Constitution less obnoxious and thus secure its
ratification Gov jenkins called the attention Of Gen.
several OF Gen. Popes orders aud their reyoca-
ton IL under ADJUSTMENT.
The Convention reassembles here tomorrow. There Is
a quorum in the city. 10 proposes TO issue State
notes Oh its authority To meet its expenses.
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sUsprNsyoN OF A RANKING HOUSE IN DUBUQUE.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 1.-THE banking house
OF H. Markell CO. suspended to-day Their Liabilities
are t6aO0O and their vets wiz NOT eAceed N',OOo
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VIRGINIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. TN the Convention
to-day the first section OF the bill OF Rights declaring all
men by equally free and independent &c, was
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WASHINGTON.

CONSIDERING THE TERRITORIAL PURCHASES
SECRETARY SEWARD EXPLAINING-CHANChs
OF THE BARGAINS IN THE sENATE-THE
STANTON REMOVAL REPORT-RECOMMENDA-
TONS OF THE INDIAN PEACE COMMISSION
EIiS-TIIE MILLIKEN HABEAs CORPUS CASE
IN TENNESSEE,
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(setrpdne, srcAe iddld,e einien, ariilie iib gels
Be Grbjeri asipdltcne @rbicn, 6aap. Saier9viiet,
Miirnberaer Sineeln, italieniid,e wacearpni 81.
,prieu sBei3ensries. *eri8erffe N allen Wnnnlerr,
g0narier,- inc Sanft.S Saamei,, Sbccplabc. 1aIat,
Sci ,s., welde Mrtsl mir sum Wieetrperlaue w ben
btQisfeu War!tpreiisu enpietlen. =.
Rpcei X pan RetS,
Smsprtsart Won trrppdlittn yrcbutien,
f84-) ri sTp. aptas1altimprtRr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-05
IrfOilbrirIf nl0 NOeh(fI

aut garts teneeRs Mmfstram ,nt 5auptyI6bt DtitfA.
Iapb': btaaatta ia tabsu bel
.ss4 .tsH,.. 6tbrdcern B6ninaer.
Rr. 20. @ut. .Abarls sfre6e,
G-) sine Erppe bto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-05

- Rad psm leytjabriaen gtusweiie betrua
bic Gusbeufe an G,clp In rs Geuntifs spu
Rpre.Garolina $500,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-05

rsarniins : Rein @luisl IL dttt auser ste sssrt,
.lppapipdp, We,us2,prf II. Soiiecn" iint In THEM
glattt ees nm iete 8udie chrr Sda6tel eewdeen o..
braudsanpriHuas- -gudes gu unteriheihen ecutl iebl
naa s. penn man eas Yiatt seesn has et bait. Cine
cute 8elptnuna trbalt per eerdrtse Iusiunit siebt
pab rid cine peffpn cher gereuen, bic bic Wetiintn
nabmaden cher nddaemaate perfapffn unb babel pIsn
haB lie undtt lnb, enitefsn.
*@* 3u taben in ber 6abrit tfi Errtsiprs ppIptpap
Mr.. 80, Mditen edne, Nsp gsr une bel allen refpef.
ateln Ipstbetera uub arinesSdrelsrn In ssr san,sn
tpiliiirtsn g8ell.
Ma gimmt man bic erVsersn Sortsn, ~ srfpart mon
beeeutene
9t4. --Gnmeiiunssn fur gatentcn bel ister bt(unbs
rsn Sttruns iao ieetf Sadle unb Sdadbiel btgefist
90 saneler nit rneinen wpbfbefannteH Nrieneisn
nuen thrs Sdauidrien, 0iriulare fpffcnfrci ,use
hbd beIcmnen, wern lie It'd an Ebpmdst SpIlpippa
Nr. so. 0iaieen Pane. N.sg. wenseu. (Dias.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-05
4. stuapp's Sdlulc.

Die eebrtunten fur has asintsr- Saltiabr tesinnen
am 0iennaa fen /. September, wiereens llbr. @n.
meleupesm sur 4ul,ohme neuer SGner rerpen In
2anie ser. 21pGe snssstn .senrmntsn. SusrdrSe
S@lfer taben bis ~ ptt8em 2aBt einjatrenea.
{20s-J q. sfnapp.