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AFTERNOONS NIsEsSIoN.

with the following result: Ayes, ~
noes, f.
AFTERNooSssEsSIoN.
Long before the hour o! four the hal
was densely crowded 10y an orderly anc
well behaved assemblage. 1t wa:
nearly five o'clock before the chairman
took his seat and called the Convention
to order.
Mr.. Dewitt, of Kings, announced
that General McQuade would withdraw
as contestant from the Oneida Dis
trict, and moved that Hon. Francis
Herman be called to take his place in
the Convention. Carried, amid loud
applause.
The chairman announced the follow
Ing as the committee on Permanent
Organization: First District, vacant !;
Second, VIM. C. Kingsley; Third, Jas.
r. Fardi; Fourth, VIM. II. Sawyer ;
Fifth, Rowland II. Gardner, Sixth, \.
II. Miller; Seventh, Martin A. Sunder-
lain Eighth, John II. Buck.
On Resolutions-FirSt district, vacant;
Second, Thomas Kingsland and Robt.
Minturn; Third, VIM. Cassidy and
Samuel j. Tilden; Fourth, w. Fl.
Wallace and E. r. Davis; Fifth, Fran
els Heron and Allen C. Beach; Sixth,
Lucius Robinson and Spencer; Seventh,
W. johnson and A J. Mccall Eighth,
Jas. Warren aud Henry A. Richmond.
On Contested Seats-First district
vacant; Second, Robt. Ferry; Third,
Simon II. Westhrook Fourth, A. D.
Waldo; Fifth, D. w. West; Sixth,
VIM. Gordon; Seventh, Jno. McDon-
aid; Eighth, w. G. Kingsbury.
After the announcement Of the COM
mittees, Richmond, of Genesee, moved
that the Convention take a further
recess until I o'clock. Carried
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session OF the Con-
vention the attendance was not so large
as during the afternoon, and the hall
was comfortably filled. a delay OF one
hour was caused by the committee on
Resolutions not being ready with the
platform. The Convention was called
to order by the Chairman at o'clock.
The first business in order was the
report OF the committee on Credentials
and Contested seats, which was received
and adopted.
The following report was then sub
mitted and received with loud cheering:
The committee on Permanent Organ
ization respectfully report that members
of the committee, in common with
probably every delegation in the Con
venton, turn, as a matter Of course, to
our fellow citizen and honored leader,
Horatio Seymour, as their choice for
presiding officer of this Convention,
which feels itself distinguished by his
presence. Your committee regret to
announce that Governor Seymour ar
rived here sick and is now confined to
his room, much to his regret, and ours.
He finds himself tonight unable to
preside over our deliberations. Under
these circumstances your committee
submit the following list:
Lines working hard; nothing COM
ing only lot of Rochester Convention
which is so mixed up cant make any
sense OF it.-OrEEAToR.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
Hy the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
EUROPE.
Another Fire Damp Explosion.
A Religious Convention at
Darnlstadt.
Another Fire Damp Explosion,
Opposition to Papal Infallibility,
President of Spanish C0rtcs
Elected.
President of C0ries Elected.

MADRID, October 4.-Sagusta was
elected President OF tie CorteS to-day
by the following vote Sagusta, l23 ;
Rivcro, ll3. The Cortcs adjourned to
enable the Ministry to resign.
Fire Damp Explosion.
LONDON, October Am explosion
of fire damp occurred, at six o'clock
this morning, in one of the mines at
Aberdare, Glamorgan county, Wales.
Five persons were killed. On account
of the early hour, the regular mining
force were not yet at work, which alone
prevented frightful accident.
Religious Convention.
DARMSTADT, October "A meeting
OF Protestants, representing Germany,
is now being held in this city, to discuss
the condition Of the Protestant religion
in Germany. A declaration has been
adopted setting forth: First--That it is
the interest OF Germany to oppose Papal
infalliblity. Second-That dogma is
inimical to the sovereignty OF the State
and the liberties of the people, and de-
structive to that freedom of conscience
which is the basis of religion. Third
That the establishment Of the order OF
Jesuits must be prohibited.
Arrived.
LONDON, October 4.--The steamships
France, Herman, SImaria and Bavaria
have arrived out.
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ROCHESTER.
4 Bold Robbery.

RocHESrEE, October 4-This after,
noon, very bold and successful rob,
berry was committed in the bank OF
Ericsson, Jennings Il Mumlord, on
State street. Mr.. John s. Briggs,
Mayor OF Rochester, went into the bank
to make deposit Of 5000, in Canada
bank notes. The notes were rolled up
in brown paper, and he laid the package
on the counter, when, just at that mo-
ment, man stepped up to Mr.. Briggs
and touched him on the shoulder, and
called his attention to dollar bill living
1t his feet; as Mr.. Briggs stopped to
rck up the bill the stranger grabbed
he package of money and fled. The
!.-,al was instantly given upon the
bank alarm telegraph, and within a few
minutes a dozen or more policemen
were at the bank, when they immedi-
ately started after the fugitive thief, but,
up to the present time, he has not been
captured.
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The Charleston Is. c. Courier says a
considerable number of the people re,
fuse to be comtorted by Prof. Agassiz' s
reputation of fthe tidal wave predictions,
and are still looking for it. An ex.
change, speaking of the expected wave,
suggests that to be seen distinctly and
unmistakably, champagne bottle is
required, filled with choice whisky,
which must be placed to the mouth,
the observer looking over the line Of the
centre of the bottle. About the sixth
application there will appear an enorm-
Gus wave of tidal and watery appear
ance, about 6666 feet high and several
millions feet long. Great caution should
be observed not to drink too much OF
the water.
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.,oCI,TIC MEETINGS.

Democratic voters of Ohio
,,v are requested to meet in their
! ..,,;ve townships on Saturday
!I,- 7tb, 1871, to select by ballot
~, q, delegates for each township
*, .,nre.ent them in the County Con-
4 INN - to meetin the city OF Wheeling,
!, .ls Court House, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
J, Monday, October 9tb' to nominate
I r},tes for the Constitutional Con-
s,,.,n, and members to the House Of
. ,..,,,s and County Superintendent
!, pabjic Schools. Also to select by
t.ra proper persons to fill the various
tr..bip officers to be voted for
.' ,Le Townships Of Tridelphia,
/, -,5',9i and Liberty the meetings will
,n,n , from clock P. NJ. to 7, and
~, renainins townships from !
!, ,sk P. NJ. to9.
III. committee would respectfully
'~ '~',oel 10 the voters OF townships
J ." a. assembled in Primary Meetings,
=, ,. ,bey open poll books in the usual
',rer as at elections and record the
"ss Of all who vote at such meetings.
r., primary meetings will be held at
4. .o.Iowins places:
township, in the Visi-
Engine House.
'Nal.son township, in tie old City
rs~ township, in the Police Court
'r..on township, in the Atlantic En-
House.
Ie.ue township, in the Guards Hose
'Wcjs,er township, in the School
! Ioa,e.
'Rarhie township, in the store OF Au-
! :; Wiedebusch. .
|r:a'e.ph'a township, in the Hotel OF
Irary lme-. d
Il 6.ry township, in the Hotel Of
H.. Irwin.
|Mcaaqi township, in the Bruner
hoo. House.
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HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.

AZ the request of many voters IN
ic.Iap, township the time OF holding
le primary meeting for the nomina-
b. Of township officers and delegates
the County Convention has been
laD.ed TO > o'cloc4 on Saturday after
October eth, instead Of the time
s;etofore announced. The Democratic
re;s of the township will please re-
enber the time-two o'clock on next
rarlly afternoon, at the Bruner
..ja' House.
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A RIGHTEOUS JUDGE.
Sent Twenty Years 10
Prison.

"a Prison.
8 IN Wednesday, the Court of General
&,>ions in the city of New York was
q eGp.cd in the trial OF a young man,
nmcI Charles Bartender, who was
Barred with perpetrating a gross cut
D. upon Margaret Delany, a little girl
y Years OF age. The outrage was
2mmitted in the cellar Of her parents
q leDce. on the 10Th of August.
eGnsel for the defense admitted the
4; but set up the plea Of insanity,
. ich he attempted 20 prove by several
f;nesses, all of whom testified tLat five
bar ago the accused was struck on the
kai with brick. The defense failed
D make out a case, and after the sum-
D., up Judge Bedford delivered a
Hear and impartial charge, at the con
du,ion of which the jury, without a
= Homenls hesitation, rendered verdict
u guilty.
Judge Bedford, in passing sentence,
4oIe as follows: Bartender, you
eand convicted OF fearful black cata-
b.De OF oIenses. You have violated
e person OF a harmless, defenseless
S.d, but five years OF age, Her sim
story is replete with dastardly wick
iness. At her tender age she is for
Pnate!y bljsstul in her ignorance, for,
apWly, she knows not the magnitude
the wrong which has been imposed
elon her. The details of your crime
Ee overpOwering-they take a deep
r. OF my heart During the four years
ri | was one Of the prosecuting Off
: Of this county | tried and convicted
Pre- monsters in human shape for this
Sme crime, and each one was sent 10
NeSiate prison for the term Of twenty
3eaFs. For the future protection OF
&lese Innocent little children, as safe
g'ari 10 society, and in order that they
nay not become victims of the de-
talched and the wicked, and in the
l'ceie hope OF warding off from a
oiGer heart many a moment Of deep
wa bitter anguish, | shall use all my
inaence with the next Legislature, to
ave ave passed statute declaring that he
no Violates the person of a girl under
ne age OF ten shall, on conviction, suf
81 the death penalty, for the reason
4 nat The villain who can perpetrate such
u act Is no longer fit to live and asso
ale with his fellow beings. You de
esVe the iull penalty prescribed by
%"T-tWenty years in the State prison.
a lew moments after the prisoner was
s TTmoVed i, the city judge said to the jury
Is always satisfaction and a pleas
we 10 know that We have arrived at &
iu'hiuI solution Of every case. de
.S; tHe 70 repeat the very language whict
uls young vagabond used as soon a
re was put back in the box, as it wa
tgIPOf'ed to me by Captain McCloskey
n, ae Sa'd: BY God, l tried to play il
L iailed, but the next time l viii
iS fi"S II even stronger" Itis not proba
u;i; Styi however, that this young villia
Iita.;h Etl. have another opportunity in hi
'e.I.ne ea to feign insanity for any effort
.I1ommute /. ION the severe sentence will no
Ill., nAely to succeed when the details Q
of ,S Ssiims are revealed to the Executiy
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WASHINGTON promises to be sadly of
for hotel accommodations during the
coming winter. Willards has been
closed since July, and will remain so.
The Seaton House has been closed and
rented to the government, while the
Kirkwood is closed absolutely, and the
furniture of the Metropolitan is adver-
tised to be sold at auction. There have
been added only two hotels to the list,
Wormsley's and the Hamilton House.
These have been rebuilt, and, though
small, will be first class in every other
respect. The Arlington proprietors
have leased contiguous houses, so as to
be able to furnish accommodations for
about one hundred additional guests.
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PITTSBURGH.
President Grans-fiambIinS House
ssnrneI

President Grans-GanbIiug House
Burned.
PITTSBURGH, October 4.-President
Grant arrived here about noon to-day,
and was escorted to the Monongahela
House, by large procession o military,
the Fire Department, citizens in car
riages, etc. The President held a re-
ception at the hotel tonight. Tom
row he will visit a number OF the large
manufactures of the city, and leave at
night or the following morning.
The gambling he'll at New Brighton,
where Grant was killed day or two
ago, has been burned to the ground.
The house was stored with large guam
titles of stolen goods, and seemed to
have been a place OF resort for such
characters
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LOUISVILLE.
President OF Railroad Elected.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 4.-The
election for President OF the Louisville
and Nashville railroad took place to-
day, resulting in the election OF Il. D.
Newcomb by majority of about 10000;
This election has caused more general
feeling and talk than anything that has
occurred in local politics for a long time.
The contesting candidate was John e.
Baxter, present Mayor of this city.
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WEATHER REPORT.
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, October 4, 7 P. NJ
The storm in the east gulf will prob.
ably move northeasterIy to the south
Atlantic coast, but with somewhat
diminished severity. The low barom-
eter in the northwest will probably move
east, with brisk southerly winds on
Lake Michigan and easterly winds on
Lake Superior, but the dry smoky
atmosphere north Of the Ohio Valley
will probably prevent any heavy rains.
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BASE BALL.

BosroS, October 4-There was a
large number of spectators in attend
ance at the Union Cub Grounds this
afternoon to witness the match game
between the Mutuals of New York and
the Boston club. The game was very
exciting, and resulted in victory tor
the Bostons by 9 to 3. Considerable
money changed hands on the result.
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

The primary meeting in Liberty
rg.hip for the nomination of town
ig officers and the appointment Of
.-.a,es to the Democratic County
ayen,ion will be held in West Liber,
On next Saturday, October 7th, com
ac:p. at > o'clock in tie afternoon in
al Of at tour as formerly announced
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NORHISTOWN. PA.
Suicide.

NoRRlsrowx, October 4.-Daniel
Knapp, q farmer, residing about four
miles north OF here, committed suicide,
last evening, by hanging himself in a
wagon shed, near his residence. On
Saturday last, Mr. Knapp purchased a
large farm, for which he paid very
igh price, and this, it is supposed
caused temporary insanity.
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THERE are now under construction
for the British government, at the va.
rious public and private dockyards
twenty-one ships, which may be classi-
fed as under: One iron screw frigate,
cased with wood. two turret shlpe, ar
mor-plated: three double-screw iron
rmor-plated turret ships; one iron
screw irigate, sheathed with wood; one
iron-clad ram, three screw corVettes, one
screw frigate, five composite gunboats,
and four double-screw composite gun
vessels. Hf
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NEW ORLEANS.
Fears OF Another rOvprnOw-Ship in
DisfrpSS.

Fears OF Am0thrr OvPrHOW-Ship In
Distress.
New ORLEANS, October A strong
northeast wind has prevailed for several
days past, and has filled Lake Ponchar-
train from the Gulf A northeast
storm, with rain, commenced last night.
At noon today the storm continues, and
there are fears of another overflow. The
water is over the Mobile and New
Orleans railroad at three points between
this city and Rjgolcts.
The steamship Liberty, from Balti'
more for New Orleans, has put into
Pensacola. She lost her rudicr in the
GALE on the Doth.
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LANCASTER, N.
Suicide.

LANCASTER, October 4.-Joseph Pol
lard, resident Of Bethel, Maine, COM
mitted suicide at Gorham yesterday by
throwing himself under passing train
of cars. No cause is assigned tor the
act. In his pocket were found a pic
ture of young lady and q card uPon
which were written few unlntelllglole
words.
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WASHINGTON.
Railroad Accident.

WASHINGTON, October "A collision
between two freight trains occurred on
the Orange and Alexandra railroad this
morning near the long bridge. One OF
the engines exploded and several men
on the train were severely injured
Secretary Delano accompanied sec
rotary Robinson to Ohio to-day.
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TIE RENOWNED NATURAL BRrDGE.--
A dispatch from Lexington, Va. to the
Richmond Dispateh, says: "A deed has
been recorded in the county clerk
Office conveying the natural bridge
property to John W. Garrett, OF Balti.
more.
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An intimation has been given OF an
intention to press Frederick Hassaurek,
editor Of the Cincinnati Vo!kSblatt, for
the United States Senate, from Ohio, in
place of John Sherman. Hassaurek is
an adroit politician and superb public
speaker, both in German and English,
the Sunset Cox Of the German Repub-
licans, although with more gravity and
dignity than Cox, yet with like agility
and full reading. lie resembles Carl
Schurz in some degree, although the
fame Of Schurz contains more beam
and keel and deck-room, and he can
carry more sail with less danger.
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GRACE GREENWOOD, in one Of her
letters from the far West, speaks OF a
lady, Mrs. Abbott, who was once a
passenger in a stage coach which was
attacked on the plains by a band oi
chivalrous Cheyennes. She escaped,
with several arrows sticking in her
arms and shoulders. These romantic
momentoes, these primitive relics
should doubtless have prompted hel
and her friends to deal gently with the
erring red man, but don't think they
did"
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Resolued, That IN the call Of the roll,
New York be omitted in the future
proceedings Of this body.
The ayes and noes were called for,
with the following result: Ayes, 90;
noes, 4.
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Tobacco.
m BOXES JEsSAMINE TWIST.
lO boxes Oglebay, Son & Co.'s Twist.
10 Old Kentucky lbs.
10 Bright lbs.
80 caddies leadbetters Navy.
80 - Old Kentucky Navy.
~ Our own Bright Fives.
~ Oglebay, son & Co. = Twist
~ Grape Juice Qrs.
% " tens.
10 " Sea Dog Navy.
10 Pocket Piece.
l8 " Black Heath tens
20 boxes +. q. Smoking.
For sale by OGLEBAY, son q co.
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Gen gan5en @rnuopIab Iii Der Staot
Baltimore aeleaen unb. mic tolgt. bei6riebsn.
gn Der Sieieite Nsr aiiee Gpnitr., in Der 9ntIers
npHs pon 80 dus 4 son rNib BON Der G1boft.Gde
Der Nliee Gnts nrb gaitimorcitr. apiausenb, bapr
btll6 On Der Gliee NnnitraSe 20 SuB 4 Sou sebene,
barn ihotth parallel nit Broaoruap 20 Bu6, bour
ipeflih parallel nit aIiee Nnttr. 20 5us 1 So0 une
bdnn norolib In 0sraeer pinte bis gum anian9es
pnnite.
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isben In clnsm 9utaebdnteH 81 .ftbdigcn S~iegefitst.
nerpen @ebduos nit i.itodi9sm pintcrSsbdube, fino
leet ais ta9ertlsr,S elon benntt urb meroen ernto-
%stnsirei, iebod elmer Sppotbet uon galentin &iee
nub frau su @unhsn bee "S sntrol.S auperGins 6"
unterluoren, ~oerfarit.
Sertaute Sebtnpuuaen: Gin Irttt>
tbei( baar uno Der Reit In 0 unb IL Monaten. Die
9rebitSabLur9en !Sinitu trogtnb uro sur 3ufrieben.
belt Geo gerfpalters eefidert, ooer a1es baar, mad,
ber ScIieben bee adlisrs.
4euis .. sfpb infon, iuu., wertualtsr.
60. 1ppsr y S1bus, autt.
1908, soi, AZ, 10, jams $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-18
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