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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
lGEYRRAL PRKss pIsPATcH.I

SYRACUSE Sept 2i-Nearly all the delegates TO tho
Democratic State Convention are Ia the city; Mayor
Hall Peter b. Sweeney, william M. Tweed, and George
Law are here and each quite activc ~ IL said HoraO
seymour though chosen delegate will not take part IN
the proceedings. The most prominent candidates To-
night are For Court OF Appeals judges Lott OF Kings
Hand OF Essex, and Earl OF Herkmer County Judges
Cotpstock Gray, and Parker decline candidacy. For
Canal Commissioner w w. Wright for State Prison In
spector r. L. Latin OF Ulster, Thomas kesrney OF Aba
and 7 M stevens or Oneida The remain
der OF the ticket will consist OF the prese5t state
officers There are at least dozen names mentioned
fnr This nomination. Gen slocum IL mentioned for tenn
porary President and Lieut.. Gov. Beach VIII be made
permanent President The platform VIII be rather con
seryatiye IL will not go far the OHIO Democratic
platform nor will u DO copy OF that OF the hassachn
setts democracy Its leading points VIII be demand
for the restoration offs the Southern states general am
nestv ulfllment Of the obligations OF the contract
win regard 10 the Government bonds opposition 10 the
nronosed XVIII Amendment, opposition 10 the
amended State Constitution, excepting the article con
cerning the judiciary There IL general GOOD leellng
annng tho delegates with larger share OF confidence
than has been witnessed at Democratic state CohVeh'
ton for years
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THE NATIONAL MUSICAL CONVENTION

BosToN, Sept. 21.-Indications are that the
National Musical Convention, which is to convene ID
Music Hall Tomorrow will be attended by large dele
CATION representing variouspartsEof the country The
programme OF exercises includes rare musical entertain
ments with addresses and papers from Converse OF
BROOKLYN, ID. b. Hagar President OF the National Teach
era Association DIR. Upham Chairman OF the Musi.
Committee OF Boston Public Schools, nIe Rev. Edward
EgoIeson Of Chicago Prof Munroe Of Boston, the Rev
Dewitt Talmadge Of Brooklyn, James Peck, j. T. Nor
gan and Henry c. Watson OF Ncw-YOrk, the Rev. T. VI
Clark OF Rhode Island aud Others. Thursday evening
selections the Jubilee by the Boston chorui
will be gwen.
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CHINA.
A TRADE POLICY.

LONDON. Tuesday. Sept. d, 1869.
Tie Pail Mall Gazette reviews the idea of Chinese
policy put forth by Mr. Browne, late American Min
lister to China. 1t says the of his argument is
the opening of new markets TO Christian traders.
In point of fact there is nothing TO show that the
difficulties between foreigners and the Chinese are
merely questions of Interpretation. truer account
would be that the former forced the Chinese to grant
privileges which the latter not daring to withdraw,
seek to evade The extorion of such privileges is
mistake If intercourse with China is to be better
than q series of little wars we must be content TO
measure the right of trade with China by her willing
ness TO trade with us.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
yF>tFNTs OF PRINCE ARTHUR.


TORONTO, Canada, Sept. 21-Prnce arthur
arrived here on special tram at II o'clock inns morning.
He stopped Is minutes, and left for London "crc nc
,yl arrive al o'clock Crowds assembled at tho sta
tlong on the route and greeted him with cheers:
LONDON, Canada, Sept. 2l.-This city Is agloW
with enthusiasm. Sir John Young and lazy ana sute
arrived on a special train at 100 o'clock TINS morning.
Prince Arthur arrived at o'clock tins AFTERNOON @
assubled the stations at st. Marys ana StfaoI anu
,yeeIed him with cheers The Prince received hcIo
hv arr John Young the Mayor and Corporation ana WAS
nTesented an address, 10 which he read reply lhoo
was a dense crowd at the station. He drove 10 the
Gackmeyer House through the thrOngs OF people tnhC
ned tLe streets The windows Of the houses along the
Io1te were filed with ladies, and flags bunting anu
sIIeamers we're gyiDI from every .UaiieI hany bspu
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he largely concerned outside Of his speciality for "a
marty with the requirements Of commerce. for minute
acquaintance with the machinery OF the PostOfce and
Internal Revenue Departments which ms pns
obges him to IL would not DO easy 10
find his superior I should be added that he Is prac
teal well scientific farmer, and has done much 70
improve the agriculture OF his vicinity such man is
wanted In Congress- and knowing hiDA do, shall re-
oce in his election" Reports from the various towns In
the District the Doctors chances are genef
ally speaking, very favorable. .
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GERMANY.

DESTRUCTION OF THE DRESDEN THEATER.
DRESDEN, Tuesday, Sept. 81, 1869.
The Dresden Theater caught fire this morning
during a rehearsal and is now in flames. 1t will be
impossible 10 save the building.
THE BADEN QUESTION.
PARIS, Tuesday, Sept q, 1869.
La Pdtrie accuses Prussia of endeavorng TO bring
Baden into the Confederation of the North in viola
ton of the stipulations of the Treaty OF Prague
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT At ATHENs-REsUL1
OF THE INQUEST

WAvERLEY. N. Y, Sept 21.-The Coroners
Jury in the case OF the accident at Athens PENN yes
teray censure s. c. Means conductor of the waytrain
for dsobediencc OF orders, and John Rahm train dis
patcher at Towanda for running fast train a few
minutes behind q slow IL II rumOred that Means
has been arrested but the OF the PenDsylyan
and New York Railroad Company are very retcent and
apparently not sOlIcitOus Of giving the details
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GREAT BRITAIN.
TuR PoPE's-ANsWER TO DR.. CUMMING.
ToNDOs. Tuesday, Sept 81, 1869

IUE POPL 5 ANsWLN 10 "l'' y -
LONDON, Tuesday Sept 81, 1862
tn. pona has sent a communication to Cardinal
Manning in reference TO the proposal OF Dr. Cum
,,i,,y n, appear az the Gcumenical Council. The
pope refers Dr. Cumming to the terms OF the letter
If invitation addressed 20 Professionals and says ne
will find that il is an invitation, not to discussion
but only to profit by the opportunity to return 70 the
Chnrch. The Pope SAYS in conclusion, that there IS
no room at the Council for the defense oil errors
which have already been condemned
r.S I,me,. commenting Old the above, says the de-
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INAUGURATION OF GOV. WALKER OF VIRGINIA.

INAUGURATION OF GOV. WALKEK OF NIHUINIA'
RICHMOND, Va, Sept 21.-Gov. Walker was
installed Provisional Governor at the Gubernatoral
Mansion to-day at nooD Gen Candy being present Gov
Wells turned over the onice the Incumbent who
took the iron and other Oatls Of office. There
no ceremonies and demonstrations except the gain
erng OF large crowd Of white and col0red people 10
congratulate the Governor. Gov. Walker has APP
pointed Capt. VIM f.. Cameron of The Petersburg indtr
as private secretary He officer in the Conied-
crate service, and firm supporter OF the Walker
rIcket in the late campaign.
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HOLLAND.

A SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
THE HAGUE, Monday, Sept. 20. 1869.
The session Of the States-General was opened to-
day by speech from the Throne. The foreign re-
lations of the kingdom were reviewed and declared
to be satisfactory. Among other subjects of egis-
lation, reforms for the government of the colonies
are proposed, and the removal of all restrictions
upon emigration to Guiana
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TIE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY rELEGRArM COMPANY

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept 2l.-lt is announced that,
about week ago. obligations of the Mississippi Valley
Telegraph Company went to protest to the amount OF
$4,000 indOrsers being James Duncan f. W. Warne
j. B. Lavender and Il. W. ROwse IL consequence OF this.
efforts making To sell the property OF the Com
pany. 1t is said that the Western Union Telegraph Com
Pacific Telegraph Company s22j 600 IN stock meeting
the stockholders will be held here on Thursday next
to take action IN the matter.
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CRICKET.
CRICKET.
LICENSED vIcruALERs OF NETWORK AND
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
The annual social game between the Bonl-
faces of NewYork and Brooklyn took place at HobOken
Yesterday Brooklyn went first 20 bat, and scored So
but all the NowYorkers could do to run up & This
virtually closed the game, but plenty OF time yet remain
ing the play went Owing TO mistake IN FOOTING up
under the rule that they were 60 behind Improving
somewhat in their batting they made GO runs OF winch
HiRham scored 49, Brooklyn then went IN, ana WITH
loss of one wicket made requisite number to cons
tute them winners Of both innings.
Tomorrow is to be lively day among the
cr,ekeer on the Prospect Park grounds the 81 George
and Willow Clubs play. The Paterson and New-fork
second eleven OF the latter at Hoboken and elevehs
from the old East NewYork and Kings County IIuOs az
East New-IOrK. H.
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THE GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept. 2O.-At the after
noon session OF the Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows the
Grand Officers presented their reports and Standing
Commit tees were appointed The reports exhibit graft
fvinp condon of the Order with the exception tho
interior OF the Southern states, which are peculiarly bad
The extension OF the Order In Australia IL accompanied
with ilre pcctel succcSs
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PROGRESS OF THE MINERS STRIKE AT PORT
HENRY,

PORT HENRY, N. Y, Sept. 2i.-The strike
among the miners s continues at this place. Frequent
attacks are made upon the wOrkmen employed on the
oreed railroad Several have been severely beaten
for wording contrary the orders vi the Union Danger
10 life and property IL imminent
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, FREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL

SYRACUSE, Sept. 2l.-A serious break occurred
this morning in tile Erie Canal at POOLS Brook, near
Kirkyile About 100 feet OF embankment was carried
out The flood covered Central Railroad track and
Temporarily stopped travel One track Is now IN USE III
will require several days to repair the break.
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A DISTINGUISHED DISAPPEARANCE.
SPAIN.

APLEBIsCITUM-HONoRsT TO CASTELAR,.
MADRID, Tuesday, Sept 81, 1862
The Republican journals are agitating in favor of
plebtScium A great popular demonstration in
honor of Senior CASTELAR,. the Republican orator Of
the Cortes, was made in Saragossa yesterday.
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uovrMENTs OF THE PRESIDENT

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. 21.-The President
and his family arrived here this AFTERNOON from wash
ington, Penn The Mayor. accompanied by prominent
citizens met the party, and escorted them TO the city
GOV stevenson and the heads Of the Departments called
upon the President and paid their respects.
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THE pENopscor MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.

BANGOR, Me-. Sept. 81 - The twenty second
session OF the Penobscot Musical Association commenced
IN this city to-day, under the direction OF Messs Carl
Zerrahn of Boston and George r. Root OF Chicago, and
will continue four days. Tho attendance was much
larger than upon any opening day since the organization
of he
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ITALY.
THE LATE RIOTS.

FLORENCE, Tuesday, Sept 81, 1869.
II is officially announced that the Committee ap-
pointed to investigate the late gristmi riots have
reported in favor of granting amnesty to all i'm
plicated in those disturbances.
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CANVASS FOR CONFEDERATION IN NEW
FOUNDLAND.
FIRES.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN NEW-HAyFN.

NEwHAvEN, Conn, Sept. 21.-This morning
patent gas machine containing gasoline located % the
first floor Of the premises No 22S Safest TOOK fire
through carelessness. The flames spread with great
rapidty setting the whole building fire. The build
ing occupied by ]. c. Wood Il Co. music dealers
Tuttle, Moorehouse Taylor, job printers; H. W.
Thompson grocer H.. w. Robinson, blank book manu-
facturer and T. McQuail, boot and shoe dealer. The
entire loss about $4,000 which lis mostly covered by
insurance About 100 men are thrown out OF employ
ment by the fire. The building owned by +. and
j. Parker.
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liz BUCKEYE RACES
Time-J:4l, 3:37.
RACING AT SCRANTON, PENN.

SCRANTON, Penn, Sept. 21.-Great crowds
are here attending the first meeting OF the Driving Park
Association f. Odidirks Patchen Chief of Freehold. n
j. took the o. 900 purse to-day tme 2S3 2Sa ana 80.
Goldsmith Maid and American Girl trot to'moTo" Ior
5000 purse. -
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EGYPT.

THE vICERoY NOT TO VISIT CoNsTANTINoPLE,
ALEXANDRIA, Tuesday Sept a. 1869.
1t is reported that Ismael Pasha has countermanded
the orders he had given TO make preparations for his
journey to Consantinople.
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A CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUR

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 2l.-The COngnga-
tional Church in West Concord which undergoing
repairs, and was 10 be- opened Sunday next de-
sroyed by fire this morning Loss, $4,000 insuol for
5000 in the Niagara OF New-York An insane man
named Spear from Boston, Is In custody suspected of
having set fire TO the church .
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Total............3S,H 2


This shows difference against the Cubans OF 81 o9
Another table is printed which reports less 10 the
Cubans of 254 horses taken by the SPANISH 20
cannon 792 fire arms and 2O3s arms OF Other Klhus'
b;le the SPANISH lost only 40 horses. and no arms
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IMPEACHMENT OF TIE MAYOR OF JEFFERSON
CITY, LA. U.."
yrw.oR1rAys Sept. 9l.-In the Jefferson City

Common Council, last night articles of Impeachment
ro referred against Mayor Lecbe for alleged pecula
ton The Mayor has been suspended, and the trial
moncCs tomorrow. ......
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OUEDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

..I. TROTTING AT FASHION COURSE.
Yesterday trot took place ut Fashion
Course, OF which the following is the s ... -
SUMMARY.
COURSE Sept 2aatch for $1,000 sides mile heats
In 5, TO harness ... r....,
c. " BrOOIss b G. q. Connolly ........."....."l2 A.,
g. huPhys 70 satpes 81; Y,sI 49,;
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Total....,s7 10 10 20 To'al'''....s7 q

Ist a. 3D. 9Th 5th 9th. It'll 9Th. 9th. Total.
N,;i@og'l......ss : ] . ~ : "a
UmpIre-Mr BmeDdod Of the Excelsior Club Tine Of IaIe-
hoars minutes.
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W-YORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1876

some arches have been built An unusual crowd Is pres
en in the city, visiting the Provincial Exhibition, whlc
began to-day. The hotels filed that In Sme case
30 persons put In single room. The Prince and
Sir John Young and Lieut. Gov. Rowland VIII visit the
exhibition tomorrow On Friday the Prince leaves for
Earuia ..s .
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THE ONTARIO EXHIBITION,
LONDON, Canada, Sept. 21.-The Twenty

The UNFAIRLY EXHIBITION -
LONDON, Canada, Sept. 21.-The Twenty
fourth Annual Exhibition OF the Province Of Ontario
commenced in this city to-day, and will contnOe We'd
nesday, Thursday, and Friday 1t promises 70 be the
most successful held in Canada. His Roya High
ness, Prince Arthur, the Goyernor-Genera ef John
Young, and the Lieutenant Governor Of Ontario, wll
visit the grounds tomorrow. .r..
THE CANVASS FOR CONFEDERATION IN NEW
FOUNDLAND.
HALIFAX, ~ s., Sept 21.-Reports from New
foundand say the country is becoming agtated by the
Confederation discussion. The Unonists well bryan.
ized and have large part OF the press in their favor
They have Issued campaign paper and look forward
with confidence victory at the election. The Anti
Unopists are by idle. Their steamer hasmade
trips about the colony carrying antUnion speaker and
labor is spared TO defeat the Confederation In the
of few weeks proposition will be made 10 the
Government OF Prince Edward Island by the Govern
ment OF Canada in regard to the terms which that
island viii be received into the Confederacy. II the
Government think the propositions made BY the
Dominion fair ana equitable the House viii at once be
dissolved, and the whole question submitted ~ the
people. ,
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CONDITION OF THE SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANKS
THE STRENGTH OF THE NAVY = THE
DIsTILLERS MAKING OVERTURES TO THE


TGBNERAL PRESS DISPATCH
The National banks in the Southern states III response
to the recent circular OF the Controller OF ene icy
morning OF the 9Th inst make the followlng e&np
s3 CO., gold coupons sl57 Oi other specie em sh'S7'a
SGrl Carouuo-GOa coin sasss a. silver s'si' 'si gold
Seaa car"iSGo sii SO ss silver s2 az gold checks
sop1eod sSsoss So silver 81 SOB sitotal s9s6O7
aa1a9eGod sl5ssO 7o silver sla ST. gold checks +O'O
LoaanG CSc,o or.rns)-God, st72s silver. s34o a. gold
Tsa.|od ssSOa silver s54s2s 81 gold checks, ss9 81
gold coupons 5 Se-total SOFIA 80 soo,oo....3
1frkaHsds-Gold $9l5 Is; silver S59 65-total sy5 V -,
The full strength OF navy actually ON duty IN shps
and guns follows: North Atlantic sqnadroD,iosnps'
6S guns South Atlantic ships i3 guns; European meet
slips 66 guns; Pacific IL ships II guns Aslac, SHIPS
IS guns; special duty. SHIPS So guas TINS force
could be trebed at short notice. -, -, -,
Dstillers Of the whisky dlstrlcts nave oeen
making oyertures the Revenue Office TO the eec thaI
they make money by running their distlerles
according law provided all distllers do the same a
they by making Illicit whisky aud incurrng the rsK
of detection and the consequent penalties Tbey theit
fore propose TO form Associations To AID Revenue one
in detecting dishonest dlstlers. -.
The President has telegraphed TO Gen. Babeock that
he will return TO Washington at noon tomorrow
Chief ngineer j. W. Thompson has been ordered TO
Albany. Lieut. Marcus l.. Buford has been detached
Michigan and ordered To the Naval Observatory
in this city Chief gneer Thomas A. Shock has peen
detached from Albany and placed on waiting orders
The President has accepted the resgnauon VI APT
George Smith Of the 18Th Infantry; aud Firs-Lieat.
Hugh johnson OF the 5th Infantry
Gen. sherman has directed tnr Commanding General
OF the Military Division of the Pacific to forward under
proper escort, all men now maintained IN the State As
lum OF California, who may have become insane since en-
tering the OF the United States 70 the Govern
Hospital for the insane in tue District OF Conm-
Da where they will be cared for under the act Of Con-
gress, March 3, 1869. -,
Tine Board OF Health reports The number Of deaths
during the past little less than two per cent con
sideung the population OF the city at $4,000 during the
years 1868 and 1869 there was no epidemic OF serious
character.
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cision of Rome on DR.. Cummings application Is
pronounced with unexpected promptitude. The Pope
must have acquainted himself with the purport OF
Dr. Cummings letter through the newspapers ana
replied before its receipt. DR.. Cumming is to be
congratulated on the authoritative reply elected.
The Pope speaks plainly. If the Doctor had consd-
cred the claims of the Church, he would have seen
that there could be no room for him In the Council
THE BYRON CONTROVERSY.
Mr. Cyrus Redding, in letter on the Byron con-
troversy expresses the belief that the charge made
by Mrs. Stowe never existed out of her own brain.
He says Lady Byron steadily refused to state the rea
of the separation. Whelpley, theidefrauder has
been convicted and sentenced to penal servtude for
seven years.
A DISTINGUISHED DISAPPEARANCE.
EDINBURG, Tuesday, Sept. 81, 1869.
The Right Hon. George Patton, Lord Justice Clerk
of Scotland has unaccOuntably disappeared. Moth
ing has been heard of him since Monday morning !;
and it is feared that he has been fouly dealt with
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NOTES.

The EcLford and Union Clubs played at Nor
sana Yesterday former winning by score OF is &c T.
To-dav the National and Eckford Clubs
play at the Union Grounds. Tomorrow the Atlantlcs
and the visitors meet the Capolne Grounds and on
Friday the ngtonians play the NewYork Orentas
M the Union Grounds. The Atantics and Haymakers
play their home game on the 18th hst at the
CaDtoliue Grounds
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tons have been made for the centennial Anniversary OF
,ho s.,,Iement of BANGOR which occurs on the 30th
INST Invitations been extended TO all natives ana
former residents OF Bangor now residing h DINER paceS
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

AN APPEAL FOR DIR. sCHOEPPE-THE) SOUTH
..- CAROLINA ELECTION INVEsTIGATioN-THE
.f. NEw-ORLEANS REVENUE FRAUDs-PEIsoNAL
MATTERS .... Ell. ...
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBusE,l

L. -tt IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBusB,l 8br.r
.r... .t nj. WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Sept. q. 1862
The Medical Association of this District have adopted
resolutions requesting Gov Geary TO suspend the e1ecu
ton sentence of Dr. Paul Schoeppe, convicted at
Carlisle Pennsylvania OF the murder OF Miss stnnecke
on the ground that the chemical evidence was insu
Gent and failed prove satisfactorily the presence OF
hydrocyanc acid any other poison In the stomach OF
the deceased. d. -f.t -.... .I f.. ... .If trFrtrg
A subcommittee OF the Committee Of Elections, Chur
chill Of New,York Charman will meet here November
g. and proceed immediately TO South Carolina 70 inquire
into the validity OF the elections Of the persons claiming
seats members of Congress from that State. s-a
The Committee appointed to inquire into the causes OF
the decay OF the American shipping interests, John
Lynch of Maine. Chairman meets in New-York, on the
9TH of October and will proceed to other Eastern COM
mercial points. % r ...r.-lr ..rr .-iI. rtU w,t
Mr. stcckdale Collector Of Internal Revenue OF tho
First District of Louisiana here and was busy engaged
at the Internal Revenue Department to-day settling MP
matters connected with the recent frauds in Now
Orleans The seizures for violation OF the revenue laws
In New-Orleans last week amounted to sSa,l9i
Members of the family OF ex-Secretary Stanton have
returned to this city and report his health to be mproV
ing although he still suffers greatly from the asthma
He present the guest of Representative Hooper at
his cottage Cou Cape Cod He Is expected TO return
in about fortnight to this CITY, -ss.tft
Lieut. Gov Dunn of Louisiana denies the statement
going the rounds Of the newspapers that he had Deeh
approached by persons with an offer OF 5000 10 sign
bill that had passed the Legislature -a
Gen. Howard has returned to this city, and VIII DO
present at the opening Of the Howard University tomo
row. The number Of colored applicants for admission to
the college is unusually large and it Is probable all OK
them cannot be accommodated. ....
The weather here past three four days has
been extremely warm the thermometer ranging from 81
to 30 degrees in the shade. --,....
Chief Justice Chase has returned to the city prepare
tory to the meeting OF the United Supreme Court next
month.