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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Surrogates Court, yesterday, the con-
testants OF the will Of Charles g. Clark failed to present
any allegations and tho will admitted to PROBATE
The divorce case of Vicle agt. Vielo came
I'D before Judge Brady yesterday in the Supreme Court
Circuit Part H., on a motion OF tho counsel OF MIS-
yele the defendant that both sts be tried t0gGthcr
The Court declined to entertain the notion ana SEM
parties before Judge IDaham mt Chambers Wncre tno
motion will be argued ut early day.
The appeal in the suit Of Justice agt. Lang
WAS argued, yesterday, In the General Term OF the
Superior Court Tho case the alleged breach OF
contract on the part Of defendant in negectng 10 dc
liver 1000 Enfield rifles. Judgment OF vs. 2so % Wno
recovered IN tho Court below from which Judgment the
present appeal was taken the ground that improper
aeps and the profit on rifles lost by plaintiff ny tho
failure TO deliver within reasonable time Decision re-
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ALARMING INCREASE OF SMALLPOX IN
BROOKLYN.

During the past month the smallpox has
increased its ravages In Brooklyn, and Health officer
Cochrsne has determined to quarantine the infected To-
caues and make strenuous efforts to eradicate the dis
The number OF cases during June July and Au-
gust was as follows: June TO- % cases reported June
a. 49, July o. 49, August 3O August "a al August IT,
23 August %, IA On Sept g. Kate Baker died OF small.
pOX ut Pearl and Plymouthfts She had been confined
with the disease five weeks and her had been con.
ceaed from the officials. immediately after her death
the cOntagion broke out with terrible violence In that
section and made fearful headway. will be seen from
the following reports Of the Health Board For the
week ending Sept O. o. for 1.-THE week ending Sept O.
for the week ending Sept TO- 8; for the week ending
Sept 49, S for the week ending Sept 90 No. for the week
ending Sept. 50, 81
The district a6ected was visited yesterday by the
Health Officer who removed four cases. and raised
yellow Tags at Pearl and Watersts The Second Ward
Is to be thoroughly cleaned and dsinfeoted.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION.

OA,ciaII MONDAY, Dot 2, 1871 o'clock D. m.
Preseht-John CALVIN; esq, President, and Assistant
Hampson Pccher, Mulligan, Barker Reilly. Ltlefed,
Durnin. Fetner, Garry, Mcdonald Thos Duffy and Nc
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY Assistant Alderman Carlyle appoint ]. o. Ryan
BY Assistant Alderman McCarthy-To regulate, &C..
One-hundred from Firth 10 Sixth
BY Assistant Alderman Durnin-To appoint F. J..
BY Assistant Alderman Durnin-To appoint James M.
Bweeney Commissioner OF Deeds.
RESOLUTIONS RErEEREp Dd,,,oo - al.
By Assistant Alderman Healy-An ordinance IN rea-
ton TO weighing coal. $3.50
Assistant sEsS4Ss0s. HaaD place sa.mp
front q No tOs West Forty Hlntn,s TO ,,... ,vo
lamps ssT%sr Of st. and seventi,sve in
front Of Adelphia Building.
BY Assistant Alderman MulliRan--To place gas-lamp
opposite NO 25S West Thirty-n rst-st.
GENERAL ORDERS.
ssS nag sidewalks ront e. 81 nos ~ so
At also both sides Of Eeyentbaye, from No 42e north
e also Tenthaye from No. ~ 81. north to
fthst also both sides Of Thirty nnths from Tenth 70
70 S both sss q ifs8
st., from No. 80 to Eleventhaye also IN from. Of Noa
also sisss e. so1 u =
aye; also south side Of Fifty seoondst from Tenth to
Fvs soa'n Also sso b both aides q Eighty
SGndst from First to Fourthave also in 'front.' Of No
also nSrS side 81 f 20 from BeecFer to
Fourth-st. also north side OF West Houston.st. from
bedford TO Varekt and In front of No AT West HOus
ION 81: IS erect sreetlamps opposite No. 20 state-s
also opposite No. a vandani-st also opposite No i
hudson-st also opposite No. u Gfovest also
pPPpGss,te No. Ss Broadway also opposite No $50
also In front Of Union Place Hotel also opposite Taber
naeie Lodge rooms, West Thrtiethst and In Fourth.
east SIDE III feet from the corner OF sixty
northwardiy. To lay gasmans In the followng-named
S Mtt, VIZ Onehundred and yseventhst from
iehth 10 Eeventhave; One hundred eighty rstst,
from kingsbrdger0 to Twelfth-ave strty-fourt-st,
i , Infd " Fth-ave. Ninety hrst-st from Fourth to
Fnlh'aNe| OnehuBdreda nd stwenty hirdst, frOm
ro1rth 10 Ntw-ave, east Oncnndrcd ana thrty-scr-
ohuHt' from sixth to SeYenthnve. F0urtlavo., from
one AundiC daud twenty fourth w One hundred aud.
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Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer CHM
bra will close ut p. the Merchants Exchange,
Nos. 90 and 50 Ptne-st
The demand for money to-day has been generally met
at and per cent among private bankers, though the
rate at banks not under In the afternoon there
more inquiry, and was the rate in the general
market. Commercial paper has been quiet at rates as
last quoted
Government bonds have been strong and higher,
mainly under the influence Of the increased Treasury
purchases for October In the proposals for sale Of
bonds 1t Is understood that any Of the coupon or regis
tered bonds OF the act OF February 49, 1882 as numbered
and described in the Department notice Of redemption Of
100000 fveTwenty bonds dated Sept l. 1871 must be
excluded these will DO accepted upon any award
that may be made. The market closed steady. Fisk
Hatch report "a follows at d. H.:
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THE NEW MARKET PROJECT-LONG ISLAND
FARMERS CONSULT WITH THE BROOKLYN

THE NEW MARKET PROJECT-LONG ISLAND
FARMERS CONSULT WITH THE BROOKLYN
ALDERMEN
In accordance with q resolution passed by
the Brooklyn Board of Aldermen at their last session.
number OF farmers OF Long Island assembled in the
Aldermanic Chamber at noon, yesterday to advocate
their claims for public market in Brooklyn where they
may dispose Of their produces instead OF being subjected
to inconvenience and delay in the New-York markets.
Alderman Bergen stated that the Brooklyn authorities
had long had under consideration the project Of esab
fishing marketin the city. but the great difficulty was
in locating to afford access to butchers gro
cerymen, and other dealers, well as to the farmers
He thought that the tract OF marsh land
the WAlabOu Canal could be purchased from the United
States
nJohn o Donnell Of Jamaica stated that the farmers
wished have the market adjacent TO the water 'front.'
had permanent place for eight years. Al West Wash
ingtOn Market, NewYOrk the stands occupied by
" middemen," and the farmer had been driven away.
n farmer Is within mile Of the market now, he is
compelled to pay the collector Of the clerk OF the market
and In five minutes the police will drive him away. The
had asked the NewYOrk authorities to provide
stand for Them but had received response He
himself arrested and taken to satiOnhOuse one Occa
for Withdrawing Immediately after having paid
fer the privilege OF remaining where he had placed his
wagon. He favored locating market on tho WaabOut
Canal and thought would draw trade from New-YOrk
The other farmers favored the proposed location. The
matter will be laid before the Board OF Aldermen at their
next meeting
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#. ..............S3,OO0,OO

The stock market opened very quietly but without
strong undertone despite the more conservative cond
ton OF the city banks After the first board however
prices assumed better shape, but the afternoon deVe
oped weakness pretty much all the leading shares
eing mite freely presscd-thc Hannibal and st. Joseph
stocks In particular owing to tie rumored arrest OF Mr.
Tweed who has been Q leading man in that stock Inc
market ruled weak during the afternoon and In the po-
scnce OF any important movement on either side OF the
account, has been what Is denominated In "sSt par
lance brokers market" operators taking advantageor
mild auctuation TO corner or sell out, they happen
to be short long Of a stock The eighth chases as
the small operators called, therefore In happy
frame Of mind, though the larger dealers remain qe
and await settled feeling The principal dealings
were In Erie Lake Shore, Northwestern Common ROCK
Island Union Pacific Pacific Mail, aud Western Union
Investment stocks rm. In miscellaneous Shares
Quicksilver up several degrees TO 49, Coal stocks
being strong Express shares were neglected The FOL
lowing table shows highest and lowest prices OF &C.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Downing com
r;s Mho.i Mc(srthv yeterav stabbed John OGly
e mech during sgbt Sunday night Washington and Albany
sta
At the Essex Market Police Court. James Drum
Wa accused esteray setting the residence Of william Der
Bast An examination proven MS inno
oence and be discharged.
The October term of the Court Of Oyer ana Ter
miner ope Jsge Barnard The Grand jury were
cI sworn in ami discharged II O'Clock The petit
iury rsre then se and discharged until tomorrow at IL
n number Of e 6ned for attendance The names
Of the follow: William Hall dorrmaIi hnhs'
Buck Chse Buct John W Buckley Lesnder Buck deorge '"
Bu Henry Croker Cotmsn Isaac Bndrcks Henry b'o
Edward PannnQ Charles Gniit John W. Guntrer Jane
Hail. John A. Hsrienbursh george
HsecI Charles Jackson James Heney aud CHRIS
topber OCOuDOf.
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Coleman BenedIct's closing quotations were:

There was nothing deserving Of special comment oc
curing gold and the prepOnderance Of transactions
was Mt i14, the intermediate figures Of the extreme
range. In view Of the close approach Of the period
when our exports of domestic produce largest the
premium should perhaps take lower basis, but against
this the demand for customs is very large we the
tcIpaton In some quarters OF foreign financial troubles
is not aging to decline the more especially az
the speculative element Of tho street so controls gold
that tho slightest opportunity would be avaied Of to
press their advantage, and again put on the screws.
Indeed, there are already some apprehensions
Of another Squeeze and to-day the borrowing
rates were $780, 364 49, lie and 1S4 Of per cent per
dem and per cent per For carrying the rates
were and per cent. The days business at the Gold
Exchange was as follows: Gold cleared, $62i7O00 gold
balances $226s2O; currency balances, s2,5seoso The
following yere the quotations:
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. 0cT.
Malls for Europe Vi, mouth herboa ,nt Hamburg per @
ship Cmbna close II 10 Supplementary Mail o. oo' Oh
Third st.. Hoboken 10 closci at Dp ,, IA,
IAN letter. deposited Supplementary hsb mus! DO pepam VIII
double postage -
WEDNESDAY Der.
Mails Europe anil Liverpool per seam'hP
Wyoming eose 100 Supplementary Mail on Tier no 70
n r., Is closed At 9:l5 a. m. ,,.,
A letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
Mail. for Hav,n. and Indies per steamship Cieopn close
t2pm- -
THURSDAY 0cr. e. $500,
Mails for Europe Liverpool steamship CITY OF bno ,o,
7D supplementary Mai, on Pier No. o. N H. F" c'0'ei
At $50 m. - -.,. ia.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid Wild
double POSTAGE - a., - .,..
Hsr,us and the West Indies per steam
ship Missouri close att p.m
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DANGEROUS TARGET IN JoNEss WOOD

Coroner Hermann began an investigation yes
erday Of the circumstances connected with the death OF
Charles Bauman. age IT, who was shot at Joness Wood
last Wednesday. From the evdencapf eye-witnesses 1t
appeared that the deceased shot while climbing the
fence surrounding Joness Wood. on the occasion OF
German Festival; thatthe bullet probably came FROM
rte nred at the target In JOneas Wood that 1t
random shot, as there bushes intervening between
the target aud the fenco TO prevent the lad from
being seen by the MAJ ksTnnn ROundHman Macarthur.
vino made survey OF the vicinity OF the target, found
marks OF balls on the fence amt WALL showing that 1t
was cOmDUn occurrence for balls " ~ wide VI the
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Tao following were the bid. for city bank sh,ro.

In railroad bonds thcre Was considerable frmness
though prices did not advance. There Is good mand
reported for the bonds yot placed the regular ca
at the stock Exchange. st. Joseph and Denver City be-
ing in undimniahcd request from first hands On Cen
trail PaciHcs sold at 1921 SiO2 Union Pacific Frst SOL
Land Grants 8Oi exinterest Incomes 79i '9i lnnba
and st. Joseph Convertible. 9599Gi Rock Island L.
1911; Milwaukee and st. Paul lots. oil13iE e. c. and
G. lists sot. eK interest," Lake Shore dividend bond.
o. interest," and Illinois Central interest lO tn.
following were the blda
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DECIsION5-OCToBER 2.

Superior Comt-Specnl 7erm-By Judge Jones'
AT Smith wcfs sgt Hatch Henderson sgt I'M Martin 's Marin
Insurance Company At Godet-Mohon denied
Marine Coart-Part by Judge Gross.-Sherman
Art Owen.-InQuet taken Crawford sgt Kelly Hoee sgt Posuky
SDismissed- ,,n-,
Part H-By Judge cusJaecbs sg Berg Dunn a heDOnoush'
Smith.-Dscontinned with costs
PART L-Jone, Forrest CorgnAn sgt Ny Jones ag Wich
man-Dnns ~edly default Hbbsd hsrses, Vega agL Ben
decisions reserved
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POLICE DELNQUENCIEs-AN OFFICIOCs OFFICE
TWO NEGLIGENT PATROLMRN.

President Smith listened, yesterday, to 80
complaints against policemen. Mrs Sarah j. Banta OF
No II sullivanst complained that Officer Hess Of the
Eighth Precinct ordered her husband and herself move
on while they talking the stoop. and that he
violently pushed Them aside and thrust her husband
into the gutter at the time threatening to arrest
them. The witness also declared that the accused had
prevented her hister-in-aw from giving testimony
against him. The officer said that the eomplainaDts
acting in disordery manner, and he denied hav
ing threatened any witness.
Pstrolmen Ash and Fitzpatrick were charged with
failing Philip Wenzcl Of No 257 East Houston
St. who fatally injured John Stack by violently pushing
him on the pavement, ON the morning OF Sept. a. The
officers told that assault had been commit ted,
but refused TO Their defense was that
they supposed that Stack drunk and that hts friends
were taking him home. Refer he'd ~ the Board.
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Gituations Uanteo--females

A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, who under
sands operating cutting and fitting would like to out by tho
DAY. 2l5 West Nueeenthtt between Seventh and BshayeA
EMPLOYERS WANTING frst-class cOlored
IL COOKS, WATERS LAUNDRESsBS, &c. should call at
SlMMSS Select No. al Srhsve Thirty seconds
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
" Institute 1T Norfolk between R'ingon and stanons
WELL RECOMMENDED Catholic and Prot
ant SERVANTS for and county constantly hand at %
Bleecierat, formerly Mrs YORKSTOES.
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mark Tho target could be made safe BY wings on each
side The Witness also thought that men OF experience
shoud cap the guns and hand them 10 the plarksmen
Owing 70 the absence Of other Witnesses the nyesga
ton was adjourned.
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American cheese is said to be rapidly sup
planting English cheese in Great Britain and on tho
Continent to be taking to large extent the place
of the famous Edam (Dutcl) cheese. During recent
month nearly 100000 boxes lover 5000 tuns) were i'm
ported from this country into England and sold at
three cents less than the native article.
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The days transactions at the u g. Sub Treasury were
od receipts $3.50. $77 ISL l6 Curreary psTmoats 91H 50
Gold psyment... 5oyl % CdrencJ Oalsbee lo?1353 -
Gold balance 6428l4B 81 Castoms el90O W
Currency ecepts.... 4%,2I 81
Foreign exchange has been weak, under anticipated
further arrangements cash gold Rates nominaly
% follows but sales reported considerably below,
and drawers will generally make some concession:
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NJEJATURR ALMANAC

nse,..5:5s Sun $3.50 Moon ns@''''' 0'''
DAY-Ah
70 Cows island 1:l+ Hell Gae Ferry
DAT p
Sandy Cows Island l:3i Hell GATE Ferr''' iV'
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SECOND BOARD r. NJ.
MONDAY, Oct. 2-P. u.


The general markets at the Stock Exchange
at the opening Of week have been quiet and without
remorknble feature The official announcement OF the
october Treasury policy favOraby regarded by the
street and seemed to strengthen the Government bond
market The official programme is thus scheduled:
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P,tSSENG ERS 4RRIVED.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-In steamship Mi nesota Octk O. drsy
Gray H. j. Palon j. Whtsorth Holden Bul0ck mrs
nsn Beck Sister Mildred sister lids SISTER DoroAel
Capt Harley aud wife, Mr. Webb Johnson hs' A. Pumps
Wrltt
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State bonds were weak and lower on South Csroinas
tho January and July issues having deeAned to oOf
Those Of April and October were quoted at 4s0@ eh
interest at the close The dealings In the former were
moderately large Tennessees firm. but the other
bonds quiet The following were the bids:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBW YORK

PORT OF NBW-IORk ................'''Ocrobsh"
CLEARED.
Steamship Msyhover Pnlt Philai lpha J. Hand.
steamship Franronia, Bragg Portland. }. y: Anet
Steamship Black Diamond. Meredith. Phis phA A. Aooo'|
Steamship g. C. Waller Sherrin. Phladepns
sS;n Ch,s n Outon rl Prancis Amsterdam Snow Burgess
ship Enos soule. sodle Hsvre: T. Z horgsns sons
Bari Herman (tier) Reeck Hull (Bngl. Fnnch Faye 10
Bsri Bdsin Colby, Constsntipops Hodge, Finoti
Bsri MARI Mckee, Sharp, New Oresn. H. Brigham 20
Bari Iohsir Br), Blown sydney, G. d, G. b. SWAN Sons
Bsri Vosnt Cashier, Galveston, Snow Burse" al, r.
Brig Draguner Poschch Cork tor orders funrn bye Co
R,ie Don (lta Halo Funch Bdye Co.
Brig Amsa (It1 }, Colombo, Malta. Sl-coVcb x 20.
Dns Ida tBr Dir RIO rsnd@ do Sn Crandal erteaur TO-
Selr DauntleNs, 1t. Johns. Miller Hougnon
Schr A. NJ Dickinson Dickinson Corpus Car M upper beane
Scbr G. A. Parnsworh Benson, Pc &c, r. r.. Stnrgs 20
Schr Capela Br) Eewcomb. Rocsand ~ b. hrTu' sons
srbr jour, Smith Douglass Charleston, Evans, Ball TO-
Schr. Nv Rover Brow D.. CharlrSlon
schr. ssIie Burton. Palmer STANFORD
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s,h,n r) Sept 90 and Greens
tovn 2I.t misr to Williams X tuOD.
sts,m,hin WIN Clyde. Drew Rcbmond City Point and Norfolk
With Dd,e and pass. to Washington Co ,
NJ, q W Ros,ye Hartman Havana 20 days with &c
1at Alderman GeL Bschrcl THESE Mach o. via Malaga
Aug II. with mise. 49, - - ..,, ,,
Bdr Princes Beatrice (Br McGeyo Little Gsce Bay Ii days With
coal
D,iss p HroSn. chase New Bedford.
scbI Ocean Belle of Boonl Gotta Shulee N g. days With
spilinE c-..,- n n
Scir i p Chandler (IrD Pttis, W.uor n. g. with plaster
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i1)attbes, Jrmelrn. etr.

A MEXICAN Watches, Cuckoo and French
~ CLOCKS In grr. variety J~V Sterling silver Ware Al FRANK
shLD Co. w liI 81. AM ~ gh !SaL
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
Sept. 3O.Aryed, steamship Geo Cromwell, from
Ne.Yori Sailed 0c. l. steamship United ATS Tor Srwlort.
BosToy Oct steamships Normsn. Philadelphia
Alexander from Gottenburg bgs H.
Bowen ManIsu Alexandria sud schr Chloe roa
savannah
sAyASsAH Oct ARRIVED yeaeriar. Steamship Hermann
Lvngon from New York Arrived to-day bark Annir Tory from
Boston Aeamug TOntne from New York Tor Havana pu, Tor coal
Cleared ship Roswe Sprague Orleans with inward
shrs Gu7 Phelps Jacksonville aud Csawambesk
FOREIGN PORTS
LospoS Oct 2The Hamburg American steamship Hosat. Capt
Meier 49, touched Plymouth Saturday last
Gu TO Bremen.
The Allan Line steamships Australian and Ssrmauan. from Quebec
reported from Neville the former Sunday aud the
Ia this morning
The steamships Columbia AMI Dorian touched Neville
yesterday NJ to-day respectively, and proceeded.
steamship Algeria Capt lie Mesuer from NewiOrk
Sept arrived to-day route 10 Liverpool
The White Line steamship Oceanic Capt MUIR from New York
Sept 90 arei Queenstown today Liverpool
For --latest Ship Netos FIN Pdge.I
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corRr cALEspARs-rHu DAY.

MAHfss CouRr-TRiAL TEKs-PART L-GRos J-Opemh W H.
.IIO sDdrr lomsna 6iJ5 hlerceliS agl ilhh
sB9J Am.isll All Lindenan. 6498 Kaufman sgt Sn9nS
ss The Ninth Nations. Bank ACT G499 Rosensen agt Mott
Tbs Ninth Ward Bank $500 .Heis agt. 0rched4
sase sB,e, AIT The Stuyvesan 126l Carroll sgt Green.
Bani 65Ol Coon agt. Slosnr.
6a25 GI,uler At The DRY Doci Maine TAlmln.
and Rast River r H. Co. $500 Cook agt fei@
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Political.
wIscoNsIN-GRANr ENDORSED.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Collector Lewis Of
Wisconsin writes to Mr. A. NJ. Kanouze of the
internal revenue, that the convention recently
held in that state was enthusiastic in favor Of
the administration of President Grant. There
was no installing this feeling.
OHo-TnE SITUATION.
The news from Ohio continues to be encour
aging. Col. Hunt of the executive committee
now in this city, received letters yesterday as
surfing him that the legislature would be largely
republican Wherever Gen. Noyes has been he
has received perfect ovations. Indeed he is said
10 be the most popular candidate for governor
that has ever Stumped the state
CALIFoRNIA-THE ELECTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-rhe republicans
have 5,40O majority in the state, and Houghton
2,S14 in the 1rSt congressional district Cough
lin and Sargent, in the second and third dis
tricts, have also large majoriticS The repub
cans, with the lieutenant governors casting
vote, will have one majority in the senate, and
the assembly will stand, fifty-seven republicans
10 twenty-five democrats and one independent
The election of republican to succeed United
States Senator Cole is certain.
g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-The republican state
convention was held in this city to-day, all the
counties except Talbot being fully represented
and fifteen or twenty colored men being among
the delegates. Jacob Tome of Cecil was nomi.
mated for governor, Alexander Randall of An.
Dapolis for attorney general, and Lawrence j
Brengle OF Frederick Tor controller.
The resolutions sustain the administration
commencing its faithful execution of the laws
the general honesty and efficiency of the public
services, the rapid decrease in the debt and tax
alton, and recommend President Grant.
A resolution, denouncing the principles posi
ton and practices of the democratic party ano
lavoring civil service reform, was adopted
while one iuvoring the annexation of San Do
mingo was laid on the table-5S to 46-alter al
exciting debate.
Postmaster General Creswell was present ant
made an address, strongly sustaining the adj
ministration of President Grant, and the con
| vention adopted a resolution commencing hi,
management of the affairs of the post office de
| partment.