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STATE OF MAINE.

IN SENATE, Jan. 3, 1872.
ORDERED, The House concurring, that all petitions
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to this Legislature after the first day of February
next, be referred to the next Legislature and that
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In SENATE, January IL, 1872
Read and passed, Sent down for concurrence.
SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary,
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Narraguagus Steamboaf Co.

NarraguaguS Steamboat Co.
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ness as may legally come before them, will be held
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day, the 23d day of January, 1872 at o'clock, p
GEO. A. HOPKINS, Treas. and Clerk.
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IN HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvRsl
January II, 1872. I
Read and passed in concurrence
SUMNER j. CHADBOURNE, Clerk.
A true copy.
Attest: SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
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my3ldu Atty at Law, 80 Middle st.
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KENTUCKY.
The Democracy Of the State Practically
Favor the Cincinnati Platform.

The Democracy OF the state Practically
Favor the Cincinnati Platform.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 20, 1872.
The Democratic State Convention met at Frank
fort today and elected delegates to the Bait
more Convention. The meeting was com
posed, apparently, OF all Greeley and
Brown men. Electors we're appointed
with similar views, and resolutions were passed
denouncing Grant and his administration and re-
The delegates were instructed to act in the Balti-
more Convention so as to unite all the elements Of
opposition to Grants election.
The following resolutions were adopted by the
Democratic Convention at Frankfort today
Resolved, That the administration Of the federal
persistcny violated the constitution the purity
Is Is s sd na
will subvert and destroy onr liberties ,
move sesrm ire Principles Contained IN the pao
sans s PIE q he Ms AND
he cG nss1e spfssna me hepr and
PREDICTION q He liberty and properly and ali essential
Resolved, That while we adhere to the principles de
S ' De sss Psss''t1 " ]
S ss 's f'q ps ss ratio
The State and federal governments yet recognizing and
~ @sss;y Ct sssssssss "a
lion willie We do not expressly instruct our delssaes
shan pursue expect them after sonsslison VIII
TO take such action will most likely insure perfect
union Of all elements Of opposition 10 e nominees Of the
Philadelphia Convention; and the democrats OF Ken
tucky unhcstatngly pledge themselves TO give TO the
ticket that may be presented to the country by the
Baltimore Convention earnest and active support
only because will be the representative body Of the
whole party but because in the party organization II
the ultimate line Of policy which the members OF the
party should pursue.
Baltimore Convention are instructed 70 vote unit
all questions.
A resolution was introduced instructlng the Bal.
timore delegates to vote for the endorsement Of
Greeley and Brown, but was withdrawn on the
pledge OF the prominent Bourbons to go for the
aniIll lniI Ink
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A BOURBON CONFERENCE.
Long Branoh's Democratic Burlesque on the
Fifth Avenue Fizzle.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., June 90, 1872.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., June 90, 1872.
About thirty gentlemen, representing themselves
democrats, met here to-day at nOOn at the Metro
polItan Hotel, under the following CALI
New YORK, June Is, 1872.
come one Ola national committee of representative
democrats, in favor OF q nomination OF O democrat
by the Baltimore Convention.
This committee will meet in room 8, MctrOpOl-
itan HOTEL Long Branch, N. j., on Thursday June
20, at twelve M to deliberate on the best means
of securing the aforementioned object. Your
You win please take notice that this communlca-
ton is strictly confidential.
by order Of the committee.
HENRY X. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
The meeting was held with closed doors, the
rldors being guarded by officers who refused to al
refused to give any Information. The meeting was
composed of prominent democrats from different
States who claim to be opposed to nominating
Horace Greeley at Baltimore, ana that 1t was con-
vened for the purpose of devising means to further
that object Who these democrats are 1t s I'M
possible to say, as they took every precautlon 10
conceal their identity. The following particulars
were obtaned:-
The meeting was called for the purpose Of placing
q strict outand-out democrat upon the Baltimore
ticket, repudiating any endorsement OF Horace
Greeley by the Baltimore Convention, ana in tho
event Of the endorsement OF Horace Greeley al Bati
more this committee will call meeting OF democrats
for the purpose of holding National Convention
i'm the West and nominating democratic ticket.
The meeting Is also reported to be In favor and
working In the interest Of Charles Francis Adams.
The Hon. s. 8. Cox, who is stopping here, s regain.
ing his health and strength lie says he knows
nothing Of the meeting OF these democrats.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE.
A Free Trade Organization Afected-Senator
Trumbull Opens for oreeley-A Heavy Over
flow Of Greeley sentimentThe
Leaguers Routed "Old Protec-
ton Wins on Low Tariff
&C Course--A Stormy Time.

About one hundred delegates presented them
selves in the room at the hour Of three, to which
hour the meeting had been postponed partly to
accommodate Senator Schurz, who was compelled
TO go down to the European steamer 10 see
his family or in the morning, and partly TO
permit private caucus OF the sleners or the CALL
who were evidently astonished and somewhat dis
concerted at the great Greeley strength brought
forth in an informal counting Of noses. At three,
however, the doors of 50 and So were open TO
those who had tickets, and were rapidly crowded
The following is list of the delegates present
Aabama--John Forsyth, OF the Mobile Register.
Arhansas-ScnatoI Il. +. Rice: - a--e-
Observation-Disclosures English, Lafayette s.
Foster, David Clarke. David A. Wells, - Fessen
den and J. Ii. Bromley.
Georeia-General b. II. Hill and Judge H. W. Hill.
lard
nlinois-senstor Trumbu and Horace White.
Iowa--General Fitz Henry Warran and J. b. Grin
nell.
Kentucky--Henry watterson, Of the Louisville
Journal.
louisiana. @. Buchanan and Thomas III. Smith.
Maine-Ex-G Pillsbury.
Observation-Disclosures Atkinson.
Missouri-Carl Schurz, Colonel Crcavenor, State
Treasurer Hay and Charles DaenzIer, Of the ST. Louis
'p NcW gcrsev-senotor stockton. Ex-Governor
Theodore r. Randolph, State senator Little, Judge
butcher, - Mexican, Edgar Randolph, s. c. For.
ker, X. +. stevens and Judge David Mar.
Parke Goodwin, Charlton J. Lewis, J.. 8. Moore,
General John A. Dix, Henry d. lord Theodore
Bacon, OF Rochester; Robert b. Minturn, Mahlon
Sands, Charles II. Marshall, Henry Sherwood, E.
L. Godkn, Royal Phelps, simon Stern Isaac Butts,
J. X. Flanders and Hiram Barney.
North Carona-Daniel r. Goodoe and Governor
Graham. -M. .'0f#
Ohlo-Ex.Governor J. d. Cox, Judge stallo, J. 9.
BrinkcrhofY, Judge NJ w. Oliver and Emius Rotho,
Of the Cincinnati VOltsfreund.
Pennsylvania--Judge L0wrey and General Cass.
Rhode 1sland-Julius Dexter. EAs 8EfHl
South Carona-C. +. Blake and Arthur W. sedg.
wick.
Tennessee-senator Fowler and u. G. Garter.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE a. ls72-rRlpLE SHEET

cious' protectionist You ask for reform, you
southern men, and you are content TO take one
who Is ferOci0us opponent OF all the reforms you
ask for.n daughter and applause.)
Mr.. w. DORsHEIMER OF Buffalo, responded on the
other side, amidst increasing confusion. From this
however, favoring the Greeley movement, and the
free trade cotere, In desperation at finding them
s ssEes II the hands 81 the devoted the
meeting before any decision could be reached;
S A. sas gSn ss Carr seaS s as
He asked for himself no peculiar privilege. He was
there to do his best TO hamonize the conflicting
and demoralizing rule OF Grant and his men, All 10
could do he would do cneerully and to the best OF his
ability TO secure for America rights long lost and
dcrstood and misreprented in this poutl-
cal fight and he was glad to have the oppor-
by the nomination. wen ' and carefully iH made
e. ne ese Sernap s'a syteS pSs
and his name cannot be Withdrawn.
in his favor, and il would be idiotic TO attempt az
THIS luncture to stay their progress. We have TO
vote for Greeley or declare ourselses for Grantsm.
What shall we do The voice OF the country re-
spends cheerfuy, .'Greeey and Brown for President
and Vice President OF the United States.n ZAP
,n Senator .",, sonarz then proceeded to laua
ahu Expressed the opinion that II Mr..
greeley were clected-aa he will be by an
overwhelming vote-he would select from all
parties such Cabinet ana draw around him
entire and implicit confidence In Horace
Greeley will not be the President of
a section of the country, the creature OF clique
the automatOn OF cabal. He will be the President
Of the American people. one and indivsible.
The effect Of this speech, delivered with great vim
and earnestness, was most demOralizing to
the free-traders, and settled the question
as to what they would do. squarely and
Senator to the doubling Thomases of the liberal
movement. was precisely one O'Clock a. M. when
Mr.. Schurz ceased speaking, and then followed a
dcsultOry purpOseless conversation, as amusing
as II was absurd. blind free trader In spcctacles
then arose, and said In effect that the zig was up
and that there was no In kicking against The
pricks He moved that the Conference adjourn
sine die.
This was put to the vote, and was carried unani-
mOusly. Everybody got up ana left, and the Fiith
Avenue Hotel was In few minutes relieved OF
the presence Of the most ridiculous set or political
acrObats ever assembled within its walls.
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MINNESOTA.

tion-Ten Delegates Appointed tn Balti-
morc-The Cincinnati Nominees Heart
lily Endorsed.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 20, 1872.
The Democratic state Convention to elect dele
gates to the National Convention at Baltimore met
here Yesterday. Lewis Smith was elected perma.
nent President and the usual number Of vice
presidents and secretaries were chosen. The follow
Ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That il Is the Of this Convention mn
the platform adopted at Cincinnati, as accepted Wv
planned by Horace Greeley in his letter OF ,ng
expresses the true democratic idea upon every sy
political the day and that WEI hereofs
nominated. ~ ,..,od nv this copyen.
ton ~ attand the renocratic Convention AT ba'more
o h a Instructed vote for and use al
honorable endeavors TO confirm and Vice President Of
oinnau Convention for fresiosn' WV - =
the United states - ~. r,rst ,,,ee from
te4 ae,Ss and four from the Third dstrict-Yere
a ann d1te 10 the baltimore Convention ..o
~ geen the Democratic and Liberal Republican
Siafe Central Committees, with view TO securing
united action OF oil the elements opposed 10 the
present adminlstraton 10 the coming elcctlom
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A LEAKY EXCURSI0NIsT.
An Old steamer Strains Herself At tho
Yacht Race-Rescuc by the United
States Steamer Catalpa and Herald
steam Yacht. -

An Old steamer Strains Herself at tho
Yacht Race-Rescuc by the United
states steamer Catalpa and Herald
steam Yacht. a.
The steamer g. T. Olyphant formerly a t0wbOat.
but some time since converted into passenger
steamer, started yesterday morning nom pier Is,
East River, to carry excursionists the course
OF the yacht race. She pretentiously charged
a higher price for this accommodation than the
average excursion steamers, whether in the hope
OF carrying smaller human load or reapng q
larger profit Is not known. At any rate. a
large number OF respectable citizens, accom-
panied nunerously by ladies, embarked for the
fun OF the day, and all went gaviy until AFTER me
contending yachts had passed the KnuCklc bnoy.
The Oiphant then headed for the lightsbip,
but alarm took the place OF hiarify when it was
discovered by some observant passengers that sne
was gradually settling down in the water. Inc
captain seems to have become CONVINCED tnat LII. sn,s
was the fact, and turned her head TOWARD sahoy
Hook. This occurred about two ocio.s; AT
this time the United states steamer sa,alpa,
Captain Hi was OFF Sandy Hook, having on BOARD
Captain r.. Chandler Commander d. /. Brane
and otner naval officers. II was observed Oh u0aru
the Catapa that he oyP pnmny Went to her assist
ancc and on going alongside, iouha hef ln sink-
ing condition her gans made FAST wi 70 her
off the sandy Hook dock, and towed her TO her
dock in New York and stayed by three hours
i,ers meanwhile had managed TO scramble ON
the sandy Hook pier, and expressed themselves
as dCcdedy auNcIsc w lrtuih'hs ch po"ius oPviA
anplication to the HERALD steam yacht, then also
at the pier these passengers, to the number OF
eighty. were taken on board ana landed
safely on staten Island The rescued excur-
sioniss expressed themselves. warmly in
commentator OF the readiness OF the HERALD
TO assist them. series OF resolutions was adopted
condemning the owners OF the 0liphant for sending
an unseawOrthy boat on such an errand to the
jeopardy OF lfe and calling on the authorities to n-
vestigate the matter. Their thanks TO the HERALD
were expressed as folows:- =
Resolved That the thanks Of the undersigned be
pressed 10 the officers and Of the HERALD steam
yacht who kindly save their boat and services to relieve
JOHN W. AIKEN RS NICKERsoN, :.
u. A. sAXTON,-17 b. @. JACKSON, .~<2l
s. NJ PERRY. -. w. y. CROSBY ,iM ~
WM d. GXRkIsoN. and Others. =
On landing at Staten Island nine rousing cheers
were given for the rescuers. Those OF the passen.
GERS Who remained on hoard the Onphant were all
landed in safety, owing v the excriOns Of the Grew
Of the CaialpA SCI
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KANSAS.
ctfon Emeute In Ell Dorado.

The Election Emcute In FL Dorado.
Ell DORADO, Kansas, June 20, 1872.
Scouts kept out by the inhabitants of this place
came in at one O'Clock this morning and reported
that the Augusta people were close by,
armed and prepared to take the county
records. An alarm was given and FL Dorado
turned out Dedsse, but the alarm pr owed false.
Business Is entirely suspended. The Governor has
been asked for arms The State arms kept here
were taken on Saturday night by the Augusta
npOnlp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
CALIFORNIA,

The Democratic state Convention Ape
points Delegates to Baltimore and Enc
dorses the Cincinnati Platform.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10, 1872
The Democratic State Convention adopted reso-
luton endorsing the Cincinnati platform, ana
recommending that the delegates to Baltimore
take such action as may secure the cooperation OF
oil parties opposed to Grants reelection but eav-
ing them uninstructed as to whom they should vote
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CONNECTICUT.
Sentiment OF the Democratic Delegates
10 Baltimore.

NEW HAVEN, June 90, 1872.
The democratic delegates Of Connecticut to the
Baltimore Convention met in this city to-day and
appointed Charles r. Ingersol, Of New Haven,
chairman OF the delegation, and James IT, Omsted,
OF Stamford, secretary. Though pledged to no can
ddates, the unanimous expression OF the delegates
was i'm favor OF Greeley and Brown.
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INDIANA,

A Democratic Nomination to Congress.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 20, 1872.
Judge w. f. Niback was today renominated for
Congress by the democrats OF this district 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
ALABAMA.

The Nomination OF IT. ii. Hcrndon for
Governor by the Democratic state Com
yenti0n.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 20 1872.
The Democratic State Convention to-day noml-
mated Thomas II. Herndon, OF Mobile, for Governor,
and full ticket. The resolutions are not yet re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21

virginia-Governor Gilbert @. Walker, A. H. II.
stuart and Bradley J. Johnson
WlsconNn-Iix-G 0vernOr Solomon,
The States OF California Delaware and Oregon
were not represented. Those Of Florida Maryland,
Mississippi, Minnesota, New Hampshire Texas,
Vermont and West Virginia were represented, but
their representatives failed to register themselves
Invitations had been sent in some instances to par
ties in these States, bQ! they had designated
proxies in this city 10 represent them, end these
proxies were refused admission.
The meeting was called to order by Ex-Governor
Theo. r. Randolph, Of New Jersey, VINO read the
call ana briefly stated the object OF the Conference
The call 10 as lOllows:- - A.
Ngw YORK; June g. 1871
The undersigned desire TO have conference gentle
men VINO are opposed to the present administration and
is continuance in office, and deem necessary that all
the elements Of the opposition should be united
mon effort at the coming Presidential election
yney resp ecully invite you to meet number of gen.
temen belonging to the different branches OF tho oppos
ton AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York, juno 90
TWO = M for the purpose Of consultation, and to take
snyh acton ~ the situation Of things may require.
Your attention Ii respectfully drawn the fact that
prompt reply earnestly requested addressed TO Henry
D. Lloyd, Secretary Of the Committee Post ONCE box
2A9. CARL SQHURZ,
JACOB ID. COX,
YIN. CULLEN BRYANT
OSWALD OTTENnOREER
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On landing at Staten Island nine rouslng cheers
were given Tor the rescuers. Those Of the passen-
gers who remained on board the Onphant were all
landed In safety, owing " the excri0ns Of the Grew
Of the CAtalpM 60
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25
EhG1 AND TRADE,
sew SOrE 5ysrket.
Ngw YORK, December

FLOUR - The market is quiet
and steady at S. 6565 u for
superfne State; Sc S5G7 90 for
extra DO; 81 l007 Is Tor choice do;
s. 2O@7 S. for fancy do; s565I6 25
for superfae western; Sc S0@7 % TOR
common to medium extra western;
7 10G7 IS for choice do; 81 90a8 65
FOR common to choice white wheat ex-
ira; Sc GOAL % for common 10 good
shipping hrands 81 extra round hoop
Ohio; 81 3099 % Tor trade brands;
81 l06S 3Otor common to iair extra 81.
Louis, and S. 35@l2 SO for good 10
choice do. Southern flour liz quiet and
'eady at IS 25(oS 10 for COM
mon to fair extra and s. l5@l2 90
for good to choice do Rye -four is
steady at 81 7o@6 So Corn meal
quiet and unchanged
GRAiN-Wheat quiet and firmly
he'd at 81 50@l SO or No. 2spring
afloat and in store; 81 SO6l IS for
No. ! do; 81 65@l so for winter red
western; 81 SO@2 90 for amber
western, the latter for very choice, and
81 756,2 % Tor white do, the latter
for January. Rye scarce and firm
at 90G95c for western; $685. for
State from cars. Barley steady at 50
@93 for western; 81 l4@l 10 Tor
Canala western. Barley malt quiet
at 81 l7G1 20 Tor western. Corn quiet
and unchanged at 656654c tor new
western mixed, and 66c tor SAL do.
Oats quiet and esdv At 46m 4Ic for
western mixed, 44@4Ic for black
do. Asa sic tor white do, and 5l@52c
ior old mixed western.
PROVISIONS-POrk market quiet
and weak at Sl3 2jrri3 - for new
mess; $lj 80 Tor new yrime mess Beet
iu' and NORMALLY unchanged Al 80 90
@l2 90 .or plain mess, and Si2 90
Ml3 so tor extra do. Beet hams
steady At S3l 0Oag33 90 Tierce beet
duh and nominal at sd 0N@22 90 Tor
prime mess and S23 OOH25 % for
India do. Cut meats quiet and
steady at 9f@l0c tor hama, and &c
tor shoulders. Middles firm at 6&c
ior long clear Lard quiet and steady
al 7SI75c tor No. | to prime steam,
and SIS!c tor kettle rendered.
COrTON-On spot opens quiet and
steady at l9tc tor low mlddhngs and
2Otc 'or middling uplands.
PETROLEUM - Dali a. ll{@
124c for crude, and 27!c for refined.
TALLOW-Qujet,at S9Ss'; stearine
dull at S4rAS5r
WHISKY-Qniet at 964.