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The New York herald., 1869-01-07


ARNsrroxo.-on Monday, January a OF consump-
tion. after long illness, JouS ;. ARMsrRoSG. aged
IS years months aud dai s.
Ills end was peace.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. lilo West Twenty-slxth street this Thurs
day) morning nj ten O'Clock without further notice.
BissEIt--0n Tuesday, January s MARTHA 7. BIS
Sell. widow OF q. W. Bisscr, and daughter OF
Henry and Eliza waters IN the s1st year OF her age.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral from Greene street Methodist Eps-
copal church. on Friday morning, at hafpast Ten
O'Clock.
Bynvs--on Monday January 4 AvpnHw L.
ByR~E, aged IS years and months. .M
The relatives and friends OF the fnnily, the late
Sherifs John Kelly and James Lynch and their De
puties are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
from his late residence, ia East Eighyslxth street.
this rrhursday morning at ten O'Clock. His remains
will be taken to ST. Lawrence's church, East Eighty
fourth street, between Fourth and Madison avcnucA
thence 70 Calvary Cemetery.
CoscxLM. Tuesday, january 8, Mrs LYDIA A.
CoNcKLIN, widow OF samuel s. Concklin
The no atlves and fricuds of the family are respect
ly Invited to atscud tho funeral nom her late resi-
dencc, corner OF Eagis and Oakland streets Green
point 4. l., this ffhurfsy, afternoon at one O'Clock
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, N JsseI Cib, on wednesday.
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the rMw on THE HUDSON

POU0HKEErSTE, jan. 3, 1859.
heavy thaw has prevailed ct all points on the
Hudson for the last two days, making the crossing
except ut open ferries, very dangerous. The Rhine
beck ferrybvat which has been laid up several days,
forced its way to the Rondout shore this morning
and b now running regularly. The ferry at this
place and also at Newburg and West Point are run
nng. At Ttvun passengers are taken over the nver
70 Saugerttes In one horse sleigh. Many fear that
II the present thaw continues throughout tomorrow
the ice Will move, causing much damage.
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8. II. Tre.slllInn.


This wen known gentleman, formerly an onicer m
the Union army and later . prominent member Of
the Fenian brotherhood, died OF consumption ct his
residence in Hoboken yesterday. The deceased
was IN Irlshman BY birth. having been born In the
city or Cork, Ireland about the year 1922 and was
consequently but few months past the thirtyninth
year OF his age ut the time OF his death. He emf
grated to the United States when quite young,
and, we believe. engaged In mercantile pur.
suits. At the outbreak Of the rebellion he
entered the service of the United States
army, distinguishing himself ana eventually
becoming chief engineer on the star Of MAJOR Gen.
eral Logan, OF Illinois, After the suppression OF the
rebellion Colonel Tressian took an active part IN
the organization Of the Fenians, and held promi-
nens command IN the campaign into Canada In 1865.
He participated In the engagement ct Ridgeway or
Limestone Ridge, in June, and did much towards
bringing about the defeat OF the Canadian v0iun-
teers The action OF the United States government
having destroyed all chances ofsuccess the deceased
returned with the Fenlans to Union lines, and IN
1861 accompanied the expedition to Ireland on
board the schooner Erin's Hope. II was while on
this cruise that he contracted the disease which has
proven fatal. Colonel Tresslllian was q most est-
mabe gentleman, whose death will be sincerely re-
grettcd.
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CorrEr.-Ro was in good demand from the trade, The
market steady at Yesterday The sales
4b38 bags NJ Heydorns 630 Gal and 200 do
pr Dannberog to arrive from Hampton Roads, onSprvate
terms. In New Orleans 3.c29 Jane Goodyear
disposed OF private terms West India descriptions were
duh and nominal at former quotations.
FLOUR AND Receipts, 55l4 bbls. four, 204 bush
els wheat 1e e2S6 do Flour active for the low
grades of State export sa!es
a advance Of oc lS bbL, but tho general market
sales T5v0 bbls. Southern slow Of sale and
heavy the sales being only So bbs Rye -four dull but
prces quite steady There of as bbs Corn
meal quie but steady, with small sales Of Western at
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10 financial matters In that city:-
The money market contains a good degree OF ac-
tivity but the banks now being in strong condition,
and both able and willing to accommodate thelr GUS
toners liberaly, whatever degree OF closeness may
remain Is not oppressive and can scarcely be deemed
detrimental to business interests Rates without
any material change tne banks dtscountng for their
depostors at seven per cent with extra charge Of
$40 or per cent In occasional instances. In
the outside market paper continues in good supply,
the best quality offering ut eight to nine per cent.
Some choice notes are held at lower rates but there
little demand for anything at lower rate than eight
Paper OF a lower grade passes at from 10 per cent
to IL and 49, per CENT Call loans are IN more
demand and accessible at per cent on gold or gov
ernment c0llateras.
The last bank statement which represents the con-
ditOn OF the banks on quarter day, Is very favor
able exhibit. In comparison with the previous one
the legal tender reserve has increased nearly ten
millions, specie increasing Sl419 0l and legal ten
der notes S427.370. The deposits show an increase
OF $740 S04 and the country bank balances have also
Increased ST. OIL circulation decreased $eo6 and
loans decreased $3.50, l20. The following are the
footings, with those OF the two previous state
m
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The Prisoner Pleads Guilty and IL Sentenced
20 the state Prison for Life-His Version OF
the Tragedy-lIe Puts His Victim aOuf OF
lrinory,, hy n Gsnsh Across the Neck
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY lseaTRIPLE SHEET

from closing quotations OF last circular but only
a few manifested dlsp ,sition to dispose OF their
stock the figures prevailing and IT the close the
market is quite buoyant &ith an upward tendency.
The character Of the received has also contri
rted to great extent to the improvement thus no.
tced
The receipts for customs AMI the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury In tins city
for the expired portion OF the week have been W
follows:--
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Dr. Jacob q. Miller.

On Tuesday last the subject OF this sketch died at
his residence In this city, aged seventy-ve years.
He was born in Columbia county In 1913, was given
an excellent education and after studying medicine
and receiving his diploma commenced TO practice
his profession. In which he became prominently
known. ON removing to this city he took an active
part In politics, being connected NJ dlierent times
In 1858 he represented the Ninth whrd "a the Legis-
lature. Dr. Miller practlsed medicine until he was
seventy-three years Of age, and was always looked
upon as an able physician, and his connection with
and advocacy OF the temperance cause won for him
q large number OF friends. lie was resident OF the
Ninth ward, In which he died, for thirtytwo years.
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Mrs. wm Booth, alady about sixty years OF agc,
living In Monroe, Conn.,, was found dead In her ped
usual health when fhe rettred the previous nighI
Heart dissass y supDoes1 - have bsen sns oauee
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


WEDsEsDAY, Jan 6-6 p. n.
CorroN-Rcceipts, 1866 baes Only moderate business
transacted to-day the demand being light The market
heavy and prices receded M per b closing at
atons annexed This sales 2osa bales including 1045
speculation S94 for spinning and i55 for export For
future delivery the sales fair extent being 100 bales
low mdding for january and February, at &c.; 100
do for March, s5tc 30 do for March, At 80 do for
February 26c. 30 do for February, and 400 do
for January and February private terms Weauote:
Upi1nds Mobile Nec Orleans
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MARRIAGES AND. DEATHS.

BARRor-FoRBBs.-In Paris on Monday, Decem-
Der IA, at the residence Of the brides father, IS
avenue Montaigne, By the Rev. w. D. Samson. OF
the Madeiane, 6DIos BARRcT, sccretaire d'Ambas.
SADIE, son Of Adolphe Barrot, Senator, to FANNY,
daughter Of Paul 8. Forbes, Of New York.
CARPESTER-ASpERroF.-M st. James church,
CARPENTER, OF Jamaica, to TiILIE p. ASDEBros, OF
DAsrxH-SHAsIHs.-At Norwalk, Conn.,, on Tues
day, January 8, by the Rev. Dr. woodruff JAMgs w.
DXsKAM ofStamford. Conn.,, TO ANNIE Z. sEARLEs,
FEsmAN-HueHRs-o wednesday, December 30,
at the Church OF st. Paul the Apostle by the Rev.
Alfred Young, Dr. EDWARD L: FEEHAy, OF 81. Louis,
GEiSrrS-LAwRm.-on wednesday, January Q. by
Rev. John +. Cookman, DANIEL II. GRIFFIN TO An
GELrSA 7. LAwRIs daughter OF Robert B. Lawrie,
H.yE-LAwRExcE-On Tuesday, January s. at
st. Georges church. by the Rev. DR.. \. II. Tying
GUSTAV HKyE, Of Hanover, 70 MARIE ANroINErTE.
LEE-HoYr.-On Tuesday, January s. BY the Rev.
DIR. Hall, j. BOWERS LEE to SARAH, eldest daughter
OF Edwin Hoyt, all of this city.
LuBsDoRr-TRIER.-Atth the residence or the brides
LUsspoRr to Miss FANNIE TRiER
MUrRHErD-PRARsALI~--In Jersey City, on Tues
day, January 8, by the Rev. Mr. Wines, at the rest
dence Of the BRIDES mother wIIII.M MuiEHsp 20
CLARA. daughter OF the late William Pearsal all OF
Jersey City. No cards.
MouLroN- @. n. MouLrov to Miss
BELLE A. CARMAS, eldest daughter OF James Car
man. at the residence OF the brides parents all OF
wrrxrs--woorroS- Brooklyn, ". r.. on We'd
nesday, January Q, nc 81 Marks y. n. church, by
Rev. r. p. Cornell WffyRED O. WEEKEs TO HARRIET
A. wocrroS, daughter OF Robert ftkin formerly OF
Cedar Fails iowa, and Madison wis, papers
please copy.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass Jan. 5.-Beef Cattle-receipts
63 head; market more active than for several weeks
p1st but prices have not advanced in the same pro
porlon sales extra at 10 90 q IL 80; first quality
IL 80 a II 50 secon quality 10 90 a. 10 so; third
quality $50 @9 90 Sheep and Lambs-reccipts 1888
head market rather inactive and prices ranged from
to &c % fb.
NEW BEDFORD. Jan. 4-Oil market for the week.
Sperm Oil has continued in fair request, and quote
extra head" at 81 76 fY gal. for manufacture
Wha ga sale was made of 100 bbls. prime quality
on private terms, for manufacture.
NEW YoPK Jan. 5 -Co,rcn yc better; sales 1000
bales; Middling uplands 275c. Flour-saes 940O
bbls.; State and Western a 1Oc better on low
grades with fi,,r demand, and dull and declining
f,r medium and good grades, Superfne State 90 g
80; extra 90 a s Co., round hoop Ohio 90 q so;
extra Western so a 10 90; Southern steady; sales
$50 bbls; extra 90 a 10 90; California dull. Wheat
a &c better with good export demand; sales 1885,
q 65 in store and af1oat. Corn a &c better with
a fair export demand; sales 76.c00 bush.; new Mixed
prime in store and afoat. Oats favors buyers sales
$1,000 BUSH. Western 75s a 76ac in store and 7s a
roc aoat Beet steady Pork tirmer; sales 700 bbls
tierces. Butter steady. Whiskey quiet. Rice dull.
Sugar quiet; sales 1875 bids; Muscovado ~ 12ac;
lemarara II a 112c. Coffee quiet Molasses dull
Naval Stores firm Spirits Turpentine 40 a SOC. Pc
troleum quiet; crude 18Jc: refined bonded 80 q 321c.
Freights to Liverpool declining; Cotton per il ID
and per steamer q 7-16d; Corn per steamer I'D.
CHICAGO, Jan. Exchange on New York firm
and unchanged. Flour firm and in improved de-
mand; Spring extras 30 "a So: Wheat active and
firm at an advance OF &c; sales No. at 80; No 2
at III q 17s and in the al ernoon at Il. Corn
firm and active at an advance Of u q &c; sales No.
at Csc; No. kiln dried at Sc a SIC; Sole Oats
ialry active; business chiefly speculatlvea No. is
s sg at an advance OF 1c; sales a. Ale Rye is
du am and weat sellers GA; buyers. Whskey
oc,iv a'u uf at SO q 93c Provisions moderately
d o. IN f FORK 70 90 cash from slaughtered Hogs
ana ~ o. iron % dF re Hogs 2s25 seller last hall
January anu 70 on February and March, Lard quiet
at Sa see i4ts drN Sweet picked Hams 5s
Tough sides PIC loose. Dressed Hogs firm and in
good demand for packing and shipping at II 20 a.
mess Pork Hogs 9 10 q 10 40. Beet Cattle active.
cows and light Steers so q So; good shipping
Beeves 90 @725.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-Whiskey firm at Co.,
Dressed Hogs firm at II 90 g 20; receipts $500
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New York stock and Money NHRrket.
NEW YORK Jan. 5.-Money market worked close
until after meridian, wnen per cent. currency was
paid with commissions ranging from lie 10 per
cent but later began to up, aud after O'Clock
Money was plenty at Per cent currency Close
the stringency. Tne open Board and Stock Exchange
have abolished the buying and selling OF Money
within the building Several attempts to revive the
system were made on ire sidewalk but all failed. A
smdr attempt in the long room resulted in the sum-
mary election Of the parui from the building Some
of the larger banks report the eceipt of currency
fri m the West IS largely in excess of the emitances
to the South and it is expec ed they will gradually
increase Sterling Exchange firmer at 1894 a 1O95
Gold lower but closed steady; opening rates 1851,
from which there was decline to 1919 and recovery
to 1343 g 1873 at the close. Governments were firm
throughout the day, and under an increased ease in
Money advanced sharply, in some instances / per
cent. Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the following 81
quotations: Coupon 6's 1884, I'LL q ILL; do 5.2Os
a 1883; new, lO7 a 1917; do 1867 iO74 q 1919; do
1868. 1911 q 107l; 10-40's, 1863 q 106
Bordet State bonds moe active; Missouli's, So q
So q SGT; new do, 5ts q 67l.
Inc Stock market during the morning was fever
ish and unsettled. New York Central OPENED at 1884
and advanced steadily to 1864, but the renewal OF
the rumor OF fur her litigation concerning the scrip
then Checked and The price rallied to i54d but again
returned to 1881 The rest of the list partly SYM
pathize with the mo- emenfs in Central The most
active stocks were North Western, Rock Island Mich
igan Southernand Fort Wayne. d tcr the O'Clock
Board the market was weak and New York Central
fell to So, causing a sympathetic movement in other
stocks At the O'Clock Board the market was firm
and higher, entral advancing to 154 and Fort
Wayne TO 1i5, while Rock Island was weak at 116@
At tn last Board the market was q l but steady;
subsequently, under an easier tone in money. The
shares became active and strong, especially on Fort
Wayne, which sold as high as III. Central 1864 a
1861, North Western s2t and preferred 40 s4a. The
highest prices were not sustained at the Close the
market leaving of, however, strong but unsettled
a 1881; Western Union Telegraph, 35a a "a; Hart
ford & Erie, 26l; New York Central, 1854 a 155i
Elie,3 g sst; do preferred, 65; HUDSON 1872 q 1874
Reading, 92A a 921; Fort Wayne, ZIG q 1851; Mchi-
gan Central. 1874 q lis; Michigan Southern, S7t a
S7s Illinois Central, 14l; Chicago g. Rock Island,
1854 "a 11ss; Chicago g. North Western, slH q 50;
do preferred, s3H q "a.
Mining shares dull.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to S8, 100000 The clearance OF Gold at the Ex-
change Bank was $61 sS5, 900.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Jan. 5.-Ex-C Captain Gen. Lersun-
di and Admiral Chaon sailed to-day for Spain
Gen. Lersundi, previous to his embarkation
paid visit to Admiral Hoff. on board the flag
ship Contoocook. He was received with the
usual ceremonies. This is the first instance
known here OF Captain General gong on
board foreign man-of-war.
The inaugural proclamation of Captain Gen
Dulce is awaited with much anxiety by the
Spaniards and Cubans, both parties being in
the dark in regard to his future policy. The
Cubans express the opinion that the revolu-
tonists at Bayamo will refuse to listen to any
propositions for compromise, and the Span
iards are convinced that when the troops now
10 the island are reinforced by those on the
way hither from SPAN they will speedily put
an end to the revolution.
report is in circulation that the revolu-
tonary Gems Santisteban and Lopez had a
battle on the 22d ult. with Col. Lono, on the
Salzo river, defeating him, capturing two flags
and forty-two prisoners. The insurgents ac-
knowledge loss of sixteen killed and thlrty-six
wounded. This news comes solely from rebel
sources and is fatty contradicted by official
dispatches received by the Government.
Gen. Dulce to-day gave orders that the most
ample latitude would be allowed by the Gov
ernment censorship for the publication and
forwarding of Geographic news. Other i'm
portant concessions, charging the liberty oil
the press, are expected.
1t is reported that the liberal journal Ell Pals
which suspended short time ago, will resume
publication In a few days.
The United States steamer Gettysburg ar
rived yesterday, and was ordered by Admiral
Hof to Neuvitas to protect the interests Of
Americans
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LONDON, JAN 5-Telegraphc reports have
been received from Alexandria of an earth
quake in the neiehborhood OF La6rees, FER
sian city of 10000 people, on Sunday last.
Though three shocks were described as very
violent, no serious disaster or loss of life is SO
far known.
TRANQUIL The recent disturbances caused by
the collection of odious taxes were fomented
by the reactionlSts.
TURKEY.
PARIS, Jan. 5.-La Turquie, news paper, as
serts that Russia urges the meeting of the con-
ference now that Crete is quiet, with view to
prevent the expulsion OF the Greeks from Ut
tomau territory. 1t intimates that representa-
tves of the Porte will leave the conference if
this point is introduced for discussion, and
warns Russia of the danger OF another Cri-
mean war;
sion, with Forbin as President, has been ap-
pointed to adjudcate the case OF the Greek
steamer ErOsis
LONDON, Jan. 81 is said that Greece will
introduce the claims of the Cretans into the
conference about to meet in Paris, and will
demand that they be allowed to declare who
shall be their rulers by plebiscitum.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. ga Carlist conspiracy has
been discovered in Barcelona with ramifica-
tions in Saragossa and other places. Many
persons have been arrested, implicated in the
conspiracy. Among them Costello, noted
Carlist.
The Peasants in Andalusa, pressed by pow
erty, have organized into plundering parties
and are pillaging rich land holders.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan 5.-The Patrie says the sympa-
thy in France with the object of the Chinese
Embassy is so great that Burlingame is assur-
ed of success here as in England.
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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
THE MINNESOTA sENAToRsHIP.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Advices from Minneso-
Ia place the reelection of Senator Ramsey be-
yond doubt The Wilkinson-D onnelly COM
olnatlon proves complete failure.
CABINET RUMoRs
The Herald's Washington dispatch saws,
among the names mentioned for Cabinet APP
pointments is that of Charles McAllister, OF
Philadelphia, for the Treasury.
CONGRESSIONAL BUSINESS.
The House Committee on Appropriations
held short session for putting the executive,
legislative and judicial appropriation bills in
shape to be reported to the House yesterday.
They also made progress with the Military
Academy appropriation bill. AS soon as the
Pension appropriation bill is disposed Of the
Executive, Legislative and Judiciary bill will
be reported to the House. 1t is the intention
of Mr.. Washburne, chairman of the committee
to arrange to keep the House occupied with
the appropriation bills until all have passed.
MORE PLOTS OF THE wHIsKEY RING.
1t is stated that efforts will be made to post
pone the enforcement of the law passed at the
last session of Congress so far as it relates to
the tax thereon from Glass warehouses on
the first day of April. If successful large
amount of money will be withheld from the
Treasury that ought to pass into it at the date
named. The stock of whiskey in Glass B
warehouses in the country is very large, and
from the expensive indulgence this interest has
heretofore enjoyed. it would be a misfortune to
the country should Congress accord further
postponemeht of tax which the law says shall
be paid on April LIST. Under the reduced tax
and before the new law went into practical
operation, nearly all high wines were with
drawn from Glass B. warehouses, and the stock
of spirits now in them is, as general rule, OF
fair character and considerable age
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Mess Pork-sales at 2s 5O held later at 20 co. Bull
Meats held at III q IA a 15ic for shoulders, sides
clear Sides BAG active at 134c TOR shoulders, 16s(
for clear rib sides and III a. 173c for clear Lard
firm with title offering.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 5.-Flour dull, firm and I'M
changed Whelt active and higher; sales No. oil
126; No at 1lS5. oats firm; sales at 47c for No.
Corn firm; new 55c, Rye advancing; sales at 10 g
SAVANNAH, Jan. 5.-Cotton opened firm and
closed active; sales 1850 bales; Middngs 26 q 26fc
receipts 1926 bales; exports, coastwise 1910 bales.
AUGUSTA, JAM 5.-Cotton frmer; sales 800 bales
Middlings 25tc; receipts 1926 bales.
CHARLESTON, jan. 5. Cotton advanced a 1c;
sales 400 bales; Middlng 26tc receipts 9SS bales;
exports, coastwIse 1887 bales
MOBILE, Jan. 5.-Cotton firm; sales 800 bales;
Middlngs 25a a 26c; receipts 260s bales; exports
2126 bales. = ~
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Cotton higher; Mid
dngs 252 g 26c; receipts s16s bales; exports 1884
bales,
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MAINE
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS
LEGISLAIINL NO1HHN h1IONbs
Especial dispatch by International Line. !

Especial dispatch by International Linel
AUGUSTA, Jan. 5.-The preliminary caucuses
for the organization of the Legislature were
held at the State House this evening. The
Senate caucus was called to order by Mr.. Mes
ser, of Cumberland county. Hon. stephen ID.
Lindsay, of Somerset county, was nominated
for President by IS votes to 6 for M L. Lud-
den, of Audroscogein. Thomas Z. Cleaves, OF
Buckfield. was nominated for Secretary, and
S. w. Lane, of Augusta, for Assistant Secre-
tarv The House caucus was called to order
by Wales Hubbard, of Wiscasset. Josiah H.
Drummond, of Portland, was unanimously
nominated Speaker. S. j. Chadbourne was
nominated for Clerk and q. A. Smith for As
sistant Clerk. The caucus for the nomination
of Senator will probably be held Thursday
evening.
ITO the Associated Press.l
AUGUSTA, Jan. Sat the caucus of the Re.
publicans of the Maine Senate, held this even
ing, Hon. Stephen d. Lindsey, OF Somerset,
was nominated for President over Hon. NJ. 7.
Ludden, of Androscoggin, by vote Of Is to 6.
TT omas p Cieayes, of Oxford, and s. w. Lane,
of Kennebec, were renominated as Secretary
and Assistant Secretary of the Senate. The
Senate stands 90 Republicans to Democrats.
The House caucus was organized by the choice
of Hon. Wales Hubbard, OF Wiscasset, chair
man. Hon. Josiah III. Drummond, of Port
land, was unanimously nominated Speaker;
s. j. Chadbourne was nominated Clerk, and
Col. Zimro A. Smith as Assistant.
The Legislature will convene tomorrow but
the Governor may not be inaugurated till Fri
day, owing to his illness.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
The Republican State Committee for 1869
met in this city to-day and organized by the
hnia nf m ~ piafr n
This is the tenth year of Mr.. Blaine's chair
manship of the committee.