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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-13
Mis- SlSSiPPI.

Removed of Conservative Overwhelmingly.
pearance of the Cotton Worm.
JACKSON, August IL, 1850.
Judge Jenerds, OF the Supreme Court; A. Warner,
Secretary of state; Judge Speed, of the Criminal
Court of warren county, together with large mum.
bers of minor officers, were to-day removed By Gen.
eral Ames The persons above named are promt-
neht in the conservat alive movement In this State.
plantations in this county the Big Bia OK river.
Their appearance this year Is five days earlier than
last while the crop is ut least two weeks later.
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MINNESOTA.

Return Of the Northern Pacific Exploring
Party-FIght with Indians.
MINNEAPOLIS, August IL, 1860.
The remainder OF the Northern Pacific exploring
party have arrived here. They had brush with the
Indians OF Buffalo Lake, I'VE miles from Fort Totten
In which one of the escort was slightly wounded
The route as explored Is reported feasible beyond
their expectations The country In that section ID
suffering from drought.
The heavy work OF improving the Falls of st.
Anthony is progressing. The river has been turned
from Its natural bed and the falls laid bare. The
gap swarms with w0rkmen.
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iREi- AND.

Decision Against Meeting Of the Irish
Church Conference.
DUBLIN, August H. 1862
At meeting Of the committee of the Irish Church
Conference letters received from the Archbish
OPS Of Armagh and Dublin announcing that the
Bishops who were present at the late Assembly con.
slider 1t nexpedient to reassemblc tho General Con-
ference as that course is dstassefu to large body
OF churchmen. The committee expressed their re-
gret at this determination
The committee cordially concurred In the resolve
passed by the preates at their late conference de.
claring the desTability OF converting general
synod representing the clergy and the a,ty, and
hoped 1t would soon be held.
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OHIO.

Nomination of George II. Pendieton for Cow
ernOr-EntLusiasm Of the Democracy Over
the Nomination.
COLUMBUS, August 10, 1869.
General Rosecrans having declined the democratic
nomination for Governor the Democratic State
Central Committee assembled here yesterday to oil
the vacancy on the ticket. After CONSULTATION 1t
was agreed that It was nexpedient to call conven-
tion and as 1t then appeared to the com.
mIltee there was but one man VINO could
fully command the confidence Of the people,
George ii. Pendieton was unanimously month";
ated. He could not be induced to accept
the nomination until 1t was apparent that
the democracy universally insisted that he should
do so. Upon the announcement OF the result
of the committee and acceptance by Mr. Pendle-
ton an immense meeting was improvised In the
state House yard, and addresses were delivered by
Colonel Moneypenny, president OF the meeting;
Nation Sayler candidate for the nomination; SEN
ator Thurman, Frank Mckinney, Colonel Council
and Representative Callen. The crowd was most
enthusiastically shouting about the streets ap-
parenty convinced that the beloved name, Pendle-
ton will carry everything before 1t. Pendleton has
accepted the nomination and intends TO make a
vigorous canvass, and all agree that he Will be
elected.
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THE INDIANS.

Concentration Of Choyennos Mt Camp Supply.
CHICAGO, August IL, 1869.
despatch received at General sheridan's head.
quarters. from Colonel Nelson at Camp Supply,
dated July 81, says:-Elghteen hundred Cheyenne
Indians to that place on the 9th and are draw
ing ratt0ns. This Includes it believed, all the
Cheyennes south OF Arkansas
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SPAIN.

Tho London Times on the Situation In Spain.
LONDON, August 10, 1869.
The Times to-day publishes letter from Madrid,
whereof the following 10 IN extract, -"Spalp can.
not be in worse state. a change must como unless
the rulers are prepared for revolution The treasury
IL empty; 1t Is Impossible to collect taxes and there
II popular discomfort everywhere Prim and his
colleagues have no easy times ahead"
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

A farm OF forty.nve acres, in the town OF Green.
burg near Tarrytown lately owned by Jacob Huyler.
has been sold by MIR. s. Emberson Of Now York, to
G. X. Krooke for $4,000.
The property OF the late E. R. Bogardus COM
prlsing three acres Of valuable land, situated on
Beekman avenue, Tarrytown, has been purchased
by Mr.. Hanburo of Chicago, for $4,000.
A.. X n. Briggs, OF Tarrytown, have purchased SIX
acres OF land on the Bedford road, that village
for
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RUSSIA.


Tho Black Sen Wkcat Crop.
LONDON, August r. 1859.
Advices from ODESSA report that the quantity Of
wheat 10 be harvested ls large but decided opinion
as to its quality cannot DO given until the result OF
the recent rams ID known.
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SCOTLAND.

Prominent Arrivals in Glnsgow.
GLASGOW, August - 1882
Jen Davis and Charles Mackay are In THIS city.
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>-Apt the lead all the way around 10 tne
kee sam n, when he was passed By Lamplighter.
homestretch ~ came along, and won the heat
Dan voorhees, tn. 3:22 The race was then post.
by TWO lengths IN
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In Broadway-Loss $4,000.

At fifteen minutes after three O'Clock yesterday a
fire broke out In the basement OF the four story
brick structure No % Broadway, OF which Van Bell
a Fiske wholesale dealers In liquors are the occu.
pants The Gre was caused BY the explosion OF a
GAS meter, and first appeared among some barrels
OF spirits The heat was SO intense mat the Fire De-
parfment was prevented from getting On an effective
supply Of water until after the names had penetrated
to tho first door, where u was controlled. The loss
Of yap Bell Fiskc wiz be about slb,ooo insured as
sS 300; western, Of Bpfaio $500; Pnnix Sl2 900;
Commercial so.oooi Stpyvesant. 81, 600, and Atna
Of Hartford, $1,000. This insurance was on stock.
The building 10 owned BY Richard Matthew'S and
sustaiped $1,000 damage,
The upper doors OF the building are occupied BY
Dorr s. Gillespie, wool dealers; Merrtck, Peck y Co..
commission merchants, and George +. Moore co.,
wool dealers. The combined loss OF these firms wiz
not exceeu "a. 600.
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BAMA.
Tho New Cotton Crop.

Tho New Cotton Crop.
MONTGOMERY, August IL, 1859.
The first bale Of cotton in Alabama was received
yesterday afternoon, too late to put on the market
at Lehman, Durr & Co.'S warehouse, from the plan
tation or Chapman Rives, of THIS county, and
was sold this morning at ftyelght cents 1t classes
strict middng, of fine staple and weighed nearly
60O pounds.
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TRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Illness OF the Emperor of the
French.
THE NEW PORTUGUESE MINISTRY
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
ENGLAND.
mr.. Griunell's Death-Pubiio Expressions of
Condolences.

Mr.. Griunelps Death-Pubiio Expressions of
Coincidence.
LONDON, August, IT, 1851
Via French Atlantic Cab0.
The board OF directors OF the French Cable Com.
pany have passed resolution expressing regret for
the death OF Mr.. Cornelius Griuneh at Ryde.
The committee OF the Royal Victoria Yacht Club
unanimously voted that letter OF coincidence be
sent to Mr.. Bennett expressing sorrow for the un.
ttmey end OF Mr.. Grinnell, and requesting Mr.. Ben
nett to convey tho letter to the relatives of the
deceased.
The London Times on the Relations Between
Great Britain and the United States.
LONDON, August u, 1869.
The Times to-day has an editorial on the relations
between Great Britain and the United States sug.
eested by the Queens closing speech the Parlia
meat yesterday. The writer says that the Queens
opening and closing speeches apparently incon.
sstent but the explanation IL found the fact that
the International relations depend on the reciprocity
OF the feelings Of the people and not on the negotia
lions OF thelr ministers. Messrs Johnson, Stanley
and Seward have been succeeded by others; bu, the
sureties OF peace and friendship abide on stronger
bases than diplomacy can ,urnisn.
The London News tho Propagation Of
Parliament.
LONDON, August H. 1859.
Ine NeeoS ID leader on the Propagation OF Par
lIament, says
When we have had few more sessions like last
WIN series OF sucn failures IN legislation and with
tno continuance OF such waste OF the time aud
energy OF the working half OF the Legislature the
!elorm Of the House or Lords Will become the press.
!ne question OF the time. The question must come
may be delayed by concession hastened to de.
ctsi0n by continued obsruo iiOn; Dut until q reform
Is accomplished The elective ana hereditary houses
VIII meet IN suspicion and not often part IN har.
mony
Tno Ncxt Meeting OF the British Pa rliament.
LONDON August IL, 1869.
Parliament will reassembe On the 2Sth Of October.
Oxford University Appointments.
OXFORD, August IL, 1869.
John Ruskln the art critic, has been elected to the
Slade Art Professorship of oxford University.
Loss Of tho Ship GrassondaIe--Tho Crew
Saved.
LONDON, August IL, 1859.
Part OF the crew OF the ship Grassondale, Captain
Irvine. Sunderland, March Is for San Fran cisco,
which was wrecked or Cape Horn, were landed at
Liverpool to-day BY the Copernicus The remainder
ere expected at Havre few days by the Ptolemy.
Weekly Statement Of the Bank Of England.
LONDON, August ~. 1869.
The ofncial report Of the Bank OF England. made
public this afternoon, shows that tho amount oil
specie In vault has decreased sl9oo0) suce the last
report.
TIE State Of the Weather.
LONDON, August IL, 1869.
Tue weather throughout Epgand Is faW.
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INDIA.

Attempted Assassination of the Amecr of
Cab0ol.
CALcurrA, August 10 1901
Via French Atlantic Gable.
II Is reported that Sheer All, Ameer OF Cabool
has been shot at and wounded No particulars have
been received.
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PORTUGAL.

Formation OF n New Ministry,
LISBON, August Ia, 1850,
Via French Atlantic Cable. !
TIE new Ministry has been formed under the Presl-
'dency OF the Duke de Louie.
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In Broome Street

At haif-past eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
fire broke out In the Basement OF No.
44s Broome street, occupied by A. Alternkirch
4 Co. The are was caused by the explosion Of q
Kerosene lamp that had been negeentlv left on I, 9
about As, Ooo insured fof $4,000 ia the Baltic Ipsu.
rance Company. The nrst hoor front room, u oecu
pied by J. I. y q. W. Gibbons, real estate agents.
$780, which Is fully covered by insurance me rear
IL occupied by Bunaloe 4 Lay. commission ms W.
chants damage 5000 insured for 5000 In the fachAe
Insurance Company.
The rear of No. 4as was also damaged by fire 70
the extent OF $500. The rear OF ID. ]. tracy q Co
building IN which the lire originated is owned by q.
W. Gibbons, whose loss 10 $4,000 fully covered py
insurance N the Paclac,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tie Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the.
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week nov
ready contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up to the hour OF publication;
also Teegraphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico
and other Points, 1t also contains the Current
News OF the Week, the Fashions, Amusements,
Facetie; Foreign Intelligence; Sporting Religious
and Literary Intelligence Washington News;
Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles the prominent
topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget Re-
views OF the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Foot and
Shoe Markets, Financial and Commercial Inteii-
pence and accounts OF all the important and inter-
esng events OF the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription 80; Three copies, IS;
Five copies, ST. Ten copies. SIS; Single copies, i've
cents each. limited number OF Advertisements in-
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
At jas. Evereeips, 3O2 Broadway, Wedding
and Visiting CARDS. Monos,ams Cres inusad Move Papers,
&C. most elegant In the c'iy.
A.-Lndies' Faces EnamelIed , a,so the Pre-.
para.on for SALE with Instructions, BY N. LAUssoN 10
-'
Crisfadorc's Unrivalled HAIR Dye..soIa
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Aslor House
TO- sbOnd street. late o. .sa DI0aas.5 ana druggists
~ Hair 81 end . MINISTERS s Ss. sss.sss; %
Strunger.-India Goods In Every varietys
The only full assortment Of lada Goods al FOuNTAIN
India Store, $50 Broadway, naar fourteenth street.
See the Great TeSaGy am Cartosa
TO-DAY.
ANOTHER PICTORIAL HOT SHOT.
EXPOSING THE. FoLLIEs AND FRAUDS OF THE CITE
HOW SANITARY AFFAIRS ARE MANAGED.
TIE HEALTH AND THR PUBLIC.
HgMANIrARrAN DOCTRINES OF THE DAY.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE
| THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON a.
| TO-DAY.
| TIE Great Camp Meeting at Mer -,ot. :
Inc South side Railroad will run trains from e,r sce
south Seventh street, Williamsburg, az folows IA *
| TRIP 81 "sAe's LOT u
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At jas. Evereeips, 3O2 Broadway, Wedding
and Visiting Cards. Monograms Cress insad Move Papsr1
&c. elegant In the city.
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NJ. DevIenne to be the Reporter on the Seu-
atms Consuiiurn.
PARIS, August II. 1859, |
Via French Atlantic Gable.
NJ. Devienne Will probably be made reporter of the
Senate commission on the Sen0tus ConsnLtun.
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A.-Lndies' Faces EnamelIed, atso the Pre-.
paraton for sale, with Instructions BY NJ LAysS0N 10
RYaa
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Opening Of the Republican Campuisn-Hcnlth
Of Mr.. Pendlet0u.

CINCINNATI, August II, 1860.
The republicans opened the campaign in Southern
Ohio to-dsy at Wilmington. Senator Morton and
Governor Hayes spoke.
Mr.. Pendleton has not entirely recovered from his
lameness caused by being thrown from buggy
three months ago. He can walk but short distance.
The democrats viii hold q meeting Saturday night
to ratiiy his nomination.
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Meeting Of Good Templars at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August IL 1869.
Yesterday and to-day the National Templars Of
Honor and Temperance have been In session here
The representatives are exclusively members Of the
Supreme Council. This Is the twentythird meeblnG
since their organization, aud the fourth held In this
city.
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TIE State Of the Weather.
LONDON, August IL, 1860.
Tue weather throughout Epgland Is faW.
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Crisfadoro's Unrivallcd Hair Dye.-SOla
and applied at his wig aud scalp factory No Astor House
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 SO Per Bot.
ls 4s Bond street late Of 453 Broac gay. ana druGsss
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ement of the Bank of France.

Weekly Statement of the Bank os France.
PARIS, August H. 1869.
The amount Of bullion in vault In the Bank OF
France, according to the report OF its omcers has
Increased 100000 francs since the last report.
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Hair and Whiskers Cut lglprovinsty. Snita-
bly,, by the inimtsbie Studio, a66 Broadway Shaving
shampooing Best work only.
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FRANCE.

Indisposition OF the Empcrcr--Criicai State
OF Marshal Neil.
PARIS, August u, 1862
Via French Atlantic Cable.
The Emperor IL slightly indtsposed to-day but win
depart for the Camp of chalons as previously an
nounced. He will remain there I'LL Saturday.
The condition Of Marshal Nel Ia pronounced hope.
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THE Great Camp Meeting at Mer .,.t
The South side Railroad viii trains from ,er sea-.
South scgenh street Williamsburg as folows' sshyu1
A. M and 40 5Vs and $40 r. N. Excursiop .ckots
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Weekly Statement Of the BANK Of England.
LONDON, August II. 1869.
The oficial report Of the Bank OF England. made
public this afternoon, shows that tho amount Of
specie In vault has decreased aI9oool snce the last
report.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-09
Nominating Election.


County TREAsURER.-we are authorized to an
uouuce JOHN SIN candidate for reelection TO the
Office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision OF
the April Nominating Election of the Republican Party
PROSECUTING ArroRNEY.-Wearea authorized to an
HENRY G. Fox, as candidate for Fro scouting
Attorney for the Wayne Criminal Circuit Court sub
iect to the decision of the Republican NonnA6ng
Election in April
We are author lied TO announce D. N. Bradbury,
ss candidate for reelection to the office of Prose-
cutting Atorney for the 9Th Jud cia District subject
to the decision Of the Republican Nominating Elec-
ion, in April next. rt rrrFsr -TsTuvHgYg9
We are requested to announce the name of JOHN
8. Bliss. as . candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
for the Wayne Criminal Circuit Court; subject to
the decision Of the Republican Nominating Election
in April. l4 r.. 87aa lA
We are authorized to announce MAHLoN DENNIS, OF
Dalton Township, . candidate for County Treas
urer subject to the decision of the April Republican
Noninating Election. 81 - -- *. 20
COUNTY Commemorative authorized to an
nounce Oliver T. JONES, as candidate for re-elee-
ton to the Office Of County Commissioned, subject
to the decision Of the Republicans at their Nomna-
ting Election in April. is-sG 80
Baldwin, as a candidate for County Commissioners;
subject to the decision of the Republican ,oters At
the nominating election in April. ,--cF-S
We are authorised to announce DANIEL w JASON,
candidate for reelection to the Office Of Prosecut-
ing Attorney for the Wayne Criminal Circuit Court,
subject to the Republican Nominating Election in
April. HT TIT III ~
We authorized to announce r. A. Howard, A. .
candidate for reelection to the office OF County Sur
veyor subject TO the decision of the Republican Nom
mating Election in April ne 1t.
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f'Across the Bridges"

Ed. PLLADIUM.-It appears from an
article in the Cumming Bird of last
week, that there is necessity for some
one to set the minds of the public right
on the subject of the Temperance Con-
vention. held at No. 3, Engine Hall, last
Friday Evening. It has been 80 construed
as TO reflect ali the blame on our good
temperance men across the bridges
Although friends Baxter, Birdsall,
Folke and others are strictly temperance
men, and use every honorable means in
their power to inculcate those principles
upon all proper occasions, which, it is
their right to do, the Bird has no right
to charge them with 'Barbarianism,'
Vandalism &c. Those gentlemen
have right to their principles, and a
right to express them upon all occasions;
the decision of the Bird to the contrary
notwithstanding. And too, those gen.
tlemen did not come to the Convention
with view to control that body, for we
give them the credit for being men of
good sense, who have more judgment than
to attempt to control the affairs of the
City of Richmond, when they live out
side the corporation.
The trouble was, there were princi-
pies involved in that Convention; and
too, it was striking at the sandy founda-
ton upon which the Bird stands, which
brought forth the wall of sorrow from
the bowels of that glorious fowl
Our friends across the bridges SIM
ply had an interest in the welfare of our
city, which interest does not extend
across the bridges only, but the East
and South have word to say in our be-
half or in behalf of the temperance cause,
which they too, have right to do.
hope the Bird has seen its mistake
before now, and has had the manhood to
confess it was scared when there was no
danger. Yours,
'BRIDGEs SIDE.
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Tag TApy's FRIEND, FOR MARCH
The March number of this "Queen of
the Monthlies." opens with a fine stec
engraving called ':In the frelight'-
where lireside dreams are taking visible
but ethereal shapes. This is followed
bv the usual handsome colored steel
fashion plate, and by an amusing engra-
wing of Half an Hour too Early at
the party.) Then we have the usual
large number of engravings devoted to
the fashions, needle work, dc. AS to
the literary contents, "RoLAND YoRKE,"
the deeply interesting novelet by the ia
nous author of "EAsr LrNNE.'' and the
piquant aud romantic story, "BErwEEN
Two" are continued. Among the other
contents we note 'sTHE SroRY OF Two
SUMMERS" by Nora Perry; ''GRAcIE WITH
THE GOLDEN HAIR" Poem by Florence
Percy; "BERrEA," by Amanda NJ. Dong
las; Editorials, fashionable intelligence,
DC. Published by Deacon & Peterson,
Walnut street, Philad elphia, at $3.50
per year which also includes large
steel engraving). Four copies, Sc.
Five copies (and one gratis), So. ''The
Lady's Friend and :'The Saturday
Evening Post" land one engraving),
$500:
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. city would sell the property now occupied by No.

the city would sell the property now occupied by No.
Fire Company. - sz-e ess ess a
petition was received from Edward Francis, ask
ing permission to retail notions without paying IL
cense therefor. Laid on the table. ~~SET# 81 =
James N. Starr, by leave, made q prop ostion for
the city to take $4,000 stock in the Richmond Gas
Works. He said if he met the demands that were
being made for "more light" he would have to incur
expenditure that he was not prepared to meet
There parties anxious to take gas stock, but he
preferred that the city should own it. He proposed
that the city take $4,000 stock, paying one-third
cash and issuing bonds for the remainder, payable
in twenty years, and bearing 10 per cent. inter
est.
Tue clerk was instructed TO issue order for 5000
to pay for new hose ordered by the Fire Depart
ment.
The claim OF Nathan Doane for grading and grav-
cling North Washington street, was referred to the
Committee on Streets.
The Mayor reported that all the bonds against the
city had been continued, except those due the esa to
of Henry Hoover. En-
On motion Council adjourned.