New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

Gan FRANCISCO 100000; nickel. copper ana Dros t e.
Philadelphia 81 2190ij Total .u,, ri,o,, M the Mini
8le6O6s The total dcpois ' icI SiC. 49G was IN
Imported Bars and Sl46o5J t,Du ~ ~ 3o8 Of
prsDcscI tbe total gold deposits were 49, 30 ro
EIanS Sc sT Mas i'm imported bars aud S9S04Zj6 IN re-
fined bullion. ,,.,+ o., tho House of Repre-
Inc Cs,imarcs for his department for the
next fiscal wear by which DO appears S1o'ooIV Of
re ojniani and sIs)OOo for foreign tanSporIaTSn
The following sums VIII be iSGr'Ii on ~ and China
JsS000 between the United States ANA Braz, SS Sy0
Errseos reports Of estimates Of the cotton crop re-
etvedb y the Department 90 Agriculture, nave beeh cur
rent In commercial circles The highest estimate made
has ben 25jOOoO bales, aud the figures IN th1 COh'hlS-
report 70 the President are 2IO9yo oales
This morning Senator, johnson and Lewis, together
with the members elect Of the House OF ItresenalSes
Of tia. Virginia Legislature CONSERVATIVE aud Rad,
ica called upOu the President 90 pay their respects, ana
20 thank him Tor the recommendation lu M essdEe s
ceruilg that Commonwealth. The Senators made DlltI
addresses and this checi also expressing the hope
that NE people ol virginia MVuH III '1U luIle, as NV
have his support and appreciation. The President re-
turned thank for ue compliment and hoped the cOh0uct
0f the state M"ua lty justify nun lIi ms
tOn for her restoration 10 All TIE rights ana privileges
ton u the delegation 10 the President they requested
that Judge Alexander Rves be appointed District JnosG'
dent replied that Judge Eves too Old, to winch re-
mark Senator Lewis said Eves was 63 years OF age nut
good health bodily and mentally, ana IN all re-
spocts qualified for tho Obce. IAedeesatlOn theh "lh'
The following IS a copy Of the hin introduced by Mr..
Stevenson OF OhO 800 the House OF Representatives to-day;
o ne rta " & p5ri frS Acs II ata5ment to
Che Constitution o. Gre Jtgt Slater OBJ gg9 aud political a,aGiuts
astutd States @ by opeo. hereof be er.yed from al persons
s 5f ts. , fa G % provided however tie
PROVISIONS hero @ not ap to any rsrsol Nlo shs have been ~,
.,iG Tor an slf l 70 q 10 l g 1 ~ easr cr iS
hSaaRy to any Js 'I s % tS as I
s95s sS Pi Lreor -'-'' ''''-
Mr. ANTON who has acted as Chairman Of the Senate
tlIp J. =
sgn that position, but his fellow members MOuIuhoI con-
the foowng Assistant Assessors Of Internal Revenue
have been appointed: Abrdm Iahs, Seventh District Oh
HeWiUtK III, HIot ~ ~ , Ni1riiIcr sVeeting
IWcntyfOUI;A District OF Ne"-No!G.
NATIONAL COLORED LABOR CONVENTION.
WAsHINGTON, Dee. The Colored Labor
Convention was closely packed at each Of its three SEES
sions to-day
Last evening after my report closed, Prot Langson
objected to the reception O. the credentials Of Charles
Mccain delegate from the Massachusetts Labor Party
Committee. H. made sharp attack on that party ana
Sprague's money and 20 break up the Republican party
The ground taken that Tie coored man must act Tor
himself, aud 0late Only Wit uo>e VINO accord sOcIHI
AS well as all other rights. The colOred people We're
strong enough 10 dictate their own terms, me
speech caused good deal Of feeling ana c3niuslon'
The Massachusetts delegates were accepted Oul com
palhS1 OF hot Dg- lloNc,. a nv olOi "i,S m il
ing. Mr. , T. cummings ud succeed IN sptahus, anu
reminded the Convention that its call did not specify
political associations as QuuHtalluu LOT NeiekatCP'
but invited All Who sympaEzcu with the Efforts OF labor
improve ITS position. He declared himself an ola
school AhOlitiOHist from boyhOod and reminded ms
critics that carrying musket 10 make thesaye Tree
man. he had done what the Professor dd not see III 700
The morning and afternoon sessions were consumed IN
discussing uOuesscutals debating points OF OIdcr, ana
having the platform committed, Tie general RECON-
nendatiOns looked educational efforts, protective as
sociatOus aud cooperative organizations. IL was re-
committed The evening was devoted 10 speeches. .
Of Massachusetts briefly alluueu 10
,hen nroeeedef 10 a vigorous onslaught what was
termed the chartered mOuOpules-baLks RAILROADS. ana
corporations Of all Casses-whlch the speaker Declared
had control Of legislation OF the states and the UuOni
and are UNDERMINING the Republican structure.
William Craff.tbe well known coOred man, VINO mas
lust returned from England spoke briefly ana wac Loudly
welcomed.
senator Henry WILSON, who on entering was greeted
with applause Introduced, ana received with loud
cheering He gave expression TO his hearty sympathy
with this and all other movements IOr the auehOri-
the progress which ne declared had been
made, ihe Senator gave graphic sketch
Of ms q laD0Iing shoem tker, when he
began working, receiving as a 1Ourneymau only ~ a
other mOnOpOlts were obtaining power dangerous 10
institutions. He declared that he was IN favor OF
asserting the freedom OF the scientific hghway-the ra
road. Ho spoke against the landgran system though
still willing under restriction 10 ana the construction OF
railroads in order 10 develop the country He spoke at
length uB Homestead system, and declared bis con-
future as in the past the champion OF the nights OF labor
Mr. j. C. Ware a Philadelphia, and Mr.. Rapier OF
Alabama, followed Mr. Wilson.
The Rev. j. Scila Martin took occasion 10 anmauVert
on POr laugsols action The previous evening declar
ing that dclouBeng white delegates because OF color
political differences, be had exceeded MS own
citement which az time threatened 10 create dis
order Dr. Purv defended Mr.. Langston. After short
time consumed u Tecriminaton by an aurot movement
VI the President, the Convention ADJOURNED