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The President returns tomorrow.
NEW YoRK. October 5.-The deletatee
which withdrew from the Syracuse Radi-
cal Convention have resolved to unite in
support OF the ticket nominated by that
Convention.
| BosToN, October 5.-The mackerel
nsnermen report the season perfect
failure.
BALTIMORE October 5.-The cnso OF
Mrs. Wharton, charged with poisoning
Gen. Ketchum, wns removed from the
Criminal Court of this city to the Circuit
Court Of Anne Arundel.
The Episcopal Conventions standing
committees were announced. The Eng
llsh clergy were formally introduced aud
mado addresses.
ROCHESTER, October 5.-In the Demo
cratic Convention, to-day, the reform
candidates from New Yore were given n
hearing. Several delegates delivered
speeches. denonncing Tammnn letter
from Chas. O'Conner was read. bitterly
denouncing the work in New York, and
declaring the Democratic party, in its
State Convention, bound 80 to conduct
Itself, TINT the public prosecutions now
demanded may be fniriy heard, and
Innocence vindicated from false asser-
tlons or nscertnined guilt, condignly
punished. The convention nominated
for city and State Dielerich Willers. Jr. ::
Comptroller, Ascher p. Nichols: State
treasurer, Wheeler H. Bristol; Attorney
General, Marshall b. Champiuin; State
Engineer md Surveyor, Van r. Rich
mond; Canal Commissioners, George w.
Chapman; Inspector of State Prisons,
David B. Mcneil. Adjourned sine die.
New ORLEANS, October 5.-Doctors
C1nrn. Holiday, Smith. Bricknll, Bemis,
Bruins. Bird, Chopin, Grower aud
other prominent Physicians, publish q
statement that there exists no yellow
fey er III New Orleans, and that the city
is. and has been, remarkably healthy
throughout tho summer.
The wires to Galveston are still down
and no election news received.
CHARLESTON, October 5.-Two fever
deaths III the past twenty fonr hours
CERTAIN TO CoME-Tho Detroit Free
Press says: I'VE are assured that the
annexation Of San Domingo to the
United States is soon to occur, and that
speedily after the assembling Of Con
gress. 1t is not ut MI improbable TINT
the assumption will provo to be m his
toltcul idCt. Ii tucro lS any lulQn1tY
which is not favoral hy the Grant ndmi-
nistration, and which Congress is not
ready to carry out MT his command, we
IRE not aware what it is. We have every
reason to suppose, therefore, that the
San Domingo scheme is to be consnm-
mated at all early day, and that the per
sonal interests OF n ring Of New York
spectators arc to be advanced ut the ex-
pense of the pockets Of the people.
There was never n more corrupt swinlle
over conceived tbnn is the Grant scheme
OF annexing San Domingo to the United
States. It's origin and aim finds com
mon centre in personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ut the expense Of the National Treasury.
1t is IL scheme for robbery more vast
than could ever have been dreamed Of.
much less consnmmatcd, by Tammany
Hall.
The COFFEE CRor. An importer Of
coffee in New York publishes ii letter in
which lie states thnt there has been u
considerable falling of in the production
Of coffee this season. The three princi-
pal coffee regions are Brazil, Jnya aud