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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SUUTHEKN SECC RITES DULL
The Southern State bonds were steady on small
amount of business. The new South Carolinas were
strong, the October issues selling at 25,6 20. The
following were the closing quotations tennessee
OK coupon, Tx 73M; do, new, 72,S 7a; Virginia,
ex coupon, As a SO; do registered stock, old, 81
4o do. skies, consolidated bonds, 5o,l a 51,4 do
skies, deferred scrip, 15l4 II; Georgia sxes 10
80; do sevens So a So; North Carolina, ex coupon,
80 SO; do, to North Carolina Railroad, As 40; do,
funding, 1885, % 20; do. do 1868, 20 "a; do, new,
20 ~; do, special tax, 10 IA, Missouri skies,
92,l s21z; do Hannibal and ST. Joseph, SO 90;
Louisiana sixes SO a S.; do, new, SO a 90; do,
levee skies, 80 IS; do. do, Fights, 81 "a; do do,
eights, 1875. 10 q IS; Alabama Hves, SO O 65; do.
eights SO 80; South Carolina SKIES. 45 IS; do,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN, Sept 1850 =. NJ
Consos closed at a2 for money and 92 for the account
american securities unchanged Erie Railway shares,
twenty bonds 1865, old 92a4 ls57s 9is4; teniortie
S7i{ new fives, SO.
FRANKroRr BOURsE.-FRASKroRr, Sept. ga. M
United States hvetwenty bonds opened mt 954 for the
Issue of 1862.
PARIs BouRsE.-PARIs, Sept. 2sP M.-Rcntcs closed at
53t zoe.
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKEr-IyEapooL Sept. 23-5 80 p.
M.-The market closed unchanged. The sales OF the day
have been 1000 bales including 5000 for export aud
speculation.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvEGPOoL, Sept G-
p. M-Beef, 67s. Cd per erce for now prime mess
LIVERPOOL Produce MARxET-LIvERP0oL, Sept %
Evening.-Ccmmt n Rosin, lis. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARkET.-ANTwsRP, Sept 23.-Petoleum,
az francs for fine pale American.
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.

The government bond market was strong, in
sympathy with the rise in gold, and In some issues
there was q clear advance of ehalf per cent the
CTS selling up from 1131s to ia. The following
were the closing quotations:-United States cur
rency skies, 1925 1921; do. d. 1881, registered
1857 ia; do. do, coupon 1859 1l5k; do. five
twenties, registered, May and November, 114S
11411; do. do, 1862 coupon, do, has 114zs; do
do, 1864, do do, 114ss 1147s; do. do, 1885, do
do, 114H IFS; do. do, 1867, registered, January
and July, 1874 ia; do. do, 1865, coupon, do
1lSZ ia; DO. do, 1867, do do, 113X 1141S; do
do, 1863 do. do, 1872 114s do, tenforties, regis
tered 1885, 1885; do. do, coupon, 1osn 1885,
DO. hves, OF 1851, registered, 1lO2i Ill do. do.
d., coupon, 11Ox Ill.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the st. Louis and Iron Mount ain
Railroad for the second week in September, 1872,
were s5o,ea4, against $S5,492 81 last year, an in
crease OF SIS, 143 10. From January to September
Is the earnings show an increase Of s456,s3s.
The receipts OF the st. Louis Kansas City ana
Northern Railway Company for the third week in
September were s5e,449, an increase Of $500 over
1871.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, Sept 81 1872.
The cheese market to-day hrmer and more active
Fully 1900 offered and 400 sold Prices
ranged from l2c to l3hc The ruling figures were l3c
l4c. At Little Falls about 900 boxes of private dairy
sold l2c l3sc lot going the higher figure
The ruling price I3c. The Offering of factory cheese
exceeded 1000 boxes. About 1870 sold at l2ac.
I2l.c. Thc ruliny Qpurc lie.
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Wheat activa, but irregular, and lc. &c.
lower, the market closing at about 81 81 81 for Chi
cago SPRING 81 81 81 Sc Tor Milwaukee, 81 60 81 20 for
red inter and 81 10 81 ;, Tor amber fhe sales were
No. Chicago 81 5 81 IS for No do S! 5! Tor North
west 81 5ss Tor Milwaukee. 81 65 for No 81 SO for
sound red Winter 81 SO 81 70 for new red Winter 81 10
81 So tor amber Western and 81 rs So Tor white. Corn
fairly active at steady prices The sales foot up
about 10000 bushels at 6fc 6ic. per steamer &c
mixed, G6c for Western yellow, adoat &c $50 for do.
white and 75c. &c., nonnay, for Southern do Oats
steady, but closed rather weak. The sales were
about GO 900 bushels at Acc for white Ohio, anoat c.
for old mixed Ohio, afoat &c. s45c. for new mixed
Western ahoat and fOc. 42c fof new black Western,
afoat Rye was dull; 1900 bushels of Western sold IN
store Mt soc. Barley still continued dull and entirely
nominal In the absence of transactions.
FREiGHTs.-Birth room for grain was in fair demand
at full rates. The demand for vessels TOR the grain and
petroleum trade continued undated and rates firm,
The engagements ITO Liverpool, by steam o. JOp
bushels grain at0isd Id 500 boxes bacon at S5s and
2OOJ boxes cheese at 49, and by sail 5000 bushels grain
and 10 tons sperm oil at 40s. To Glasgow by steam,
$3.50 bushels grain at lid 1lJad. The charters in.
Glide An Italian bark $500 quarters grain to direct
Irish port at s North German bark hence TO Odessa,
II 900 of refined petroleum, 471sc. North German
bark hence TO Salonca 5000 cases at 45c an Amer-
can brig hence TO Leyant 1000 cases do at toc two
ton TO direct port, United Kingdom, ,ll cargo naval
stores at U.s. for and S. 3D. for SPIRITS an Italian
bark, from Philadelphia to Cork Waterford Dnbln,
4O0 quarters grain at S. Anne rcan ship from Sava
nah 10 Havrc, full cargo OF cotton at lLc gold. There
Of other vessels closed for grain and pero
leum, but not authenticated.
MOLAssEs-The market continued dull and unchanged.
Small obbing sales OF domestic were made full prices
Quote:
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ANOTHER FINE DIVIDEND ON ERIE.
Three Per Cent Cash to the Stock.
holders Yesterday.
Advance in Gold and a De-
cline in Stocks.
THE DIVIDEND ON ROCK ISLAND.
Money Opens at Seven and Closes at
Three Per Cent.

WALL STREET, |
MONDAY, Sept. 23-6 p. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton was more active, but
again lower. Flour remained steady. Wheat was
more active but easier, and corn was unchanged.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive of
specie, at the port OF New York for the week end
ing September % and since the beginning Of the
year,
os 1870. 1871. 1872.
Dry goods. $3,220,41S $3,477,a44 $3250,S71
General mdse.. 1888, 5S1 5,03l, 1858 $500, 728
Total for week. $6,353099 S. 200 $9,071, 500
Prev. reported. 211, 4S2 27791s699 3d. $50
To,, Hot1o @ooo mo- ooa 1so
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The quotations are base on COTTON III store running IN
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted - -
FLOUR AND Characterization 1867 bbls wheat
l42 474 bushels corn a 9 do meal 20 bbls and
Oobags; oats 43i busels barley 1879 DO The -four
market ruled steady under very no ierate demand
Quotations were nominay unchanged. The sales
since last report comprising all kinds aggregate
about bbls prices within the OF the
arp ,nded quotations Corn meal quiet Tor both
and city sacked, but learn Of no change in
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COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
il LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama,
carrying mails passengers
and freight
Aspinwall, Panama, Santa Martha,
Graytown Pacific Coast OF
Mexico. Central America,
Peru and Chile.
Steamers leave 10TH 2Dth and Both each month. except
when those dates fall sunday then the day previous
Sept. 9-Steamer RISING STAR, Captain H. r. Conner,
will leave Pier ~ North River at ~ O'Clock noon, for
Aspinwall direct connecting at Panama with steamer
COSTA RIGA, Captain -, touching at Acapuico, san
Pedro and San Diego and also connecting for all Central
American and South Pacific ports Departures oil lvth
and ath of each msnth connect with the Company's
steamer touching at san Bento Tomato, saina Cruz and
Port Angel Freight for all way ports received until
+. NJ. of Sept a. -, So q 49,
Oct l. 1872 for japan and China For rates Of passage
freight and all further Information apply at the Com
panyis office on the pier foot Of Canal street -
'' ~ " H. BABY, Agent.
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cuha-Centr,fupo, ana mixed

NAVAL STOREs.-The market Tor Splits tufpehtne
showed animation but closed scarcely firm The
sales s were 800 Dbl; a. e o AZ NIB n6 @ e ss
the market closing at about Gf3c Rosin was very quiet
AZ 10 We have only TO note sales of 5v bbls OF No at
81 TO- Tar and pitch remained quiet and more or less
nominal.
PnTKoIEun. Change to-day the market for refined
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WHNTsEw STAR ycAt LIN LINE and 1,v.rnoo, New a.,
$SSSSSE s ri H Fl ESas7s
w 6,o1 tons burden, 5000 horse power each.
A ArEA MT oe 6o,SE st 53oAM
1pkfH!ic. :0ei:Ssr T. VA
S
aa rS" and babrooms in
mdshiG section where least motion is felt Surgeons and
EEsissssS'SS: s9a ,tesrase $50 in sprrsnsy
can now obtain seer f POI prepaid cerestes eaf
sbs SF ell Of
Drafts from 81 upward
For Nn,v apply at the companys Office 10
Bills oladins issued through to c9ptnsas ports:
IsMAY, IMRIE 4 CO., 10 Water street Liverpool and
No. East India avenue, Ieadenhall street, London.
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
@7SS$ &!ESf
HOLLAND, Bragg saturday, Sept 49, at2P.M
SGGEEEEGE, Andrews. SATURDAY; Oct u q Ss3
EGYPT or0s"n FOR 9ypoS s+iafasG Oct a'ir NJ
Ths QUEEN %%s ~
Cabin Lassasc, Ss5 and s75 currency.
s$s"
60 Err a"F'ns apply III S''
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
The South Wales Atlantic steamship Conn any's new,
arsi class iuLpowered Clyde built Steamships
rEMBR3KE 2S@ tons
0N"N The first steamer Of this line ''''' 0'''
w,u ~, oil, GLAM0RGAN Captain ,aybonrne, c.
U % III ! 5 E nsx wharf, City,
p sS S g. po G% s
arc pro-
INV ~ CABIN AND sTEERAGE PASSENGERS.
For further earrqSisrs appy in Cardiff Ct the Com
ARCHIBALD DAArht No. 9 III i br 1SSdHts
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
HE& Rosa EsS H1TAH
splendid vessels on this tsySrts route for the Con-
ST LAURENT. Lemarie. ....."......s Saturday Oct. e
VILE De PARIS, Surmont. Saturday. now
PRICE OF rHsf bSHsT X Ok sq HHvR aFedns wn'
First cabin ;l22s SECOND ,aS cabin s7s
These steamers do not carry s:eerage PASSENGERS
tins%s q Earsps, y i$Ias the q ths line:
crossing Channel besides saving time trouble
~" GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent, rs Broadway.
II y
Sailing every Wednesday.
MINNESOTA Morgan. sept rs at u NJ
From Pier % North River
Cabin passage $50 gold; STORAGE $50. currency
10 'k sd @ Par Nor
way and Sweden &c Drafts on Ireland, England France
and Germany at ' %fIL Irts 20 Broadway
DEDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES.
IL ANCHOR LINE.
Express ana s S% New York every
Pa scngers booked and forwarded to and from all rail
way %dSes s aaa SS
% Hn2 fssEfS%KS anE GREE route or n'
sep 2s
GoLUMBIA. October Y AbE % October Is
ANGLIA 800. October a CALEDONIA. October 80
INDIA.,..,.....;.. :Noy q OLYMPIA: Nov. 9
Al noon from pier ~ North River. New York Currency
SIS and s75 excursion tickets sl2o Intermediate ss3
here by hose Wishing to send for their friends
Apply Ut ''' company HENDERSON BROTHERS
No. Bowling Green.
DIED BALL LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
TO DEMERARA,
Calling at st. Thomas and Barbados to land mails and
These first class full powered iron steamers arc in.
tended TO sail from New York as follows
MANDlNGO, I,o0w November "
GUNGA, 1sJ November 81
And EVERY THREE WEEKS THEREAFTER.
These specially adapted to tropical service
ton, and take only first class passengers. limited
amount Of cargo will be taken.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Sept. 23--6 7. NJ.
CorrEr.-There has been rather mora inquiry Rio
to day. and the market was firmer, but not quotaby
higher otter descriptions were negleced and quite
nominal We hear of sales of SS bags din LOTS, Mer-
mac, private terms We quote Rio, ordinary car.
goes, lc 15c fair do, l61c l6c good do, l6Ic.
MarasahS isHe lac; LagaayyS lce , q l7'c; St Do
COTTON on the spot was In fair demand but at lower
prices We again note decline OF 6c per ID. in good
ordinary and c per h. in the better grades Ordinary
was unchanged The market for future deliveries was
active but easier, closing, however. about steady. The
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rket is shown in the tables

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
bper cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. SOS, Goa, 900
Gold balances. 1,50S, GOO
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 1,SSl,1
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" THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
CORK HARBOR
MEN sep Is sERn NEW a sap %
JAVA .......Wed. Oct. 2 PARTHIA go. Sat- Oct. 5
CHINA China .."...Ws5. ct cALABRiA sat Oct Z
CUBA. Wed. Oct q BATAVIA, Sat Oct. rs
ar. And every following WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Rates Of Passage-oahin $50 500 and $3.50, gold,
additional Return tickets on favorable terms. steerage,
$50, currency.
all parts Of Europe at lowest rates Through bills Of lad
ing given for Belfast. Glasgow Havre Antwerp and other
ports the Continent and for Mediterranean ports For
freight and cabin passage apply mt the company's office,
No. Bowling Green; for steerage passage at No. Ill
Broadway Trinity building
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$1,000 Tenn 6's, old. =.
1890 Tenn 6's, new.
1900 8 Co.'S, n, A 4 DC
2QW Cen Pac gold b..
5000 U Pac rs ! z b..
1000 I'm Pac los, inc...
5000 Chic * NV, con. :.
1000 Tol, PAW lstm, ED
COCO 9, q 4 | G "a M.
5000 -, II x Erie LIST IN
5000 ct West LIST IN, '8S
1000 c Falls It NJ LIST. -.
5000 Del x II reg, 81.
1000 st l., JAG &Chi LIST
SO shs Am TX Bank.
10 Ger Amer Bank.
II Bank of Republic.
100 Wells.Fargo Ex....
100 do
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TNMAN LINE.
i For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail steamers
are appointed to sail tollows:-
CITY OF BAI,TlMoRE. Thursday, September 20 IP NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday, September IS =. NJ.
CITY OF ANTWERP Thursday, October 8, 2p. n.
CITY 0F BKgSSELS saturday October A. NJ
CITY or PARIS ....... Saturday, October ~ Up. NJ.
And each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
As North River.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
First Cabin. S75 steerage. .......... $50
To London ...........S 50 To London. .......... 80
To 90 To Paris. ........... SO
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Sweden,
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per-
sons wishing to send for their friends
Through bills OF adng given shipments of goods TO
Havre and Antwerp.
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For further information apply at the company's Office
JOHN G. DALE, Agent
u Broadway, New York.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamship STRASSBURG Captain j. Barre, will
sail on Wednesday, September rs, NJ from Bremen
pier, foot of Third street Hoboken, To be followed by
steamship RfiEiN Captain J. O. Meyer ON Saturday,
Rates passage London Havre and Bremen payable
In gold, or ITS equivalent in currency.
FIRST Capin
SECOND CaDin'
For freight g , or passage apply TO
O,DoNOvAN ROssA-wHITE STAR LINE
" 263 Broadway, between Chambers and Warren
streets. ATLANTIC sails IA Saturday Saloon Passage
Sso superior Storage accommodation, $50 Drafts pay
able everywhere
BALTIC LLOYD MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ID Only direct line TO Prussia, Russia and the Scand
navian countries, calling at Havre and Copenhagen TO
Steamer HU&BoLbT, Captain @. Arnold, will sail
Saturday Sept 2S at p NJ from pier Is North River
Rates OF passage payable In gold)-Cabin $50; Steer
age, including mattress $50; children under Oyears, half
fare
For freight and Rnssfyf spRRHya SEsprn Agents
40 Broadway, New York.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CoMPANY's
iron mail steamship HPolsAr1A,
Captain A. Barends, will sail Thursday Sept &C. 1872
at2 p NJ, for Hamburg
taking passene from New York to Plymouth, London,
Cherbourg and Hamburg. &C., ~
steeisge, $50, payable in United states gold. ''''
KUNHARDT Co, c. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street N. Y. 81 Broadway, N. Y.
The THURiNGTA viii sail octobers
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Return Of pr. Howard.

NEW RoRK, August 21.-Dr. Howard,
who has returned from Spanish impris-
onment, attributes his release to the
efforts of the American press, to which
he returns the warmest thanks. he
thinks Secretary Fish might have acted
more promptly, and that the government
with all the proofs before 1t that he was
an American citizen, might have abbre.
waited or at least alleviated his sutferings
Howard will go to Washington in day
or two and present his claims, which are
for pretty round sum, including the loss
of fmedical business at Cieniuegas and the
property of the latter, valued at $4,000
BE will not return to Cuba. Howard
says he was loaded with chains on a
transport ship, and lodged in the hold,
and when he wanted water, had to 60 on
deck dragging his chains behind him.
These exertions and bad food gave him
the dysentRry. The commandant OF the
prison at Cadiz, was brute and thief,
and some of the prisoners there actually
died from eating the food. Howard had
to procure food outside, for which the
commandant charged double. No other
prisoners were allowed TO converse with
Howard, and no letters or papers were
allowed to reach him, while the filth and
Vermin were terrible. Again he was sick,
but the commandant refused to allow his
removal to the hospital, which was only
secured by the efforts Of American Consul
Duffy.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

1t Is stated that Sig. Mario Is about to
make short professional visit to the Uni.
ted States.
The Tribune says that Horatio sey.
mour and Sanford E. Church have posi-.
lively refused to allow the use of their
names before the Democratic and Liberal
Republican Convention for Governor. 1t
Is believed that Augustus schell will be
the strongest candidate.
The Republican Convention of the
Second Iowa district, held at Dewitt on
Tuesday, nominated A. r. Cotton for Con.
gress.
The reunion Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic for Maine took place at
Portland, Wednesday.
Professor Winchell, Of the Michigan
University has accepted the Presidency
Of the Syracuse New York; College.
L. Q. U. Lamar was nominated,
Wednesday by the Conservative Conven.
ton in the first Mississippi district. He
was amember OF Congress in 1860 and
Is still under disabilities.
Hon. A. s. Porter, Ex. United States
Senator, was prostrated Wednesday fore
noon, at Niagara Falls, by an attack of
apoplexy and is not expected to recover.
"A Columbia, South Carolina, special
says the city is crowded with delegates to
the Republican State Convention, which
will probably nominate Attorney Gen.
eral Chamberlin, o member of the present
State Board Of Finance, for Governor.
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Republican members OF the Senate ant
House Of Representatives OF the United
States, 90 consplcuously displayed during
the war and since its close In the support
and defence Of Republican principles
Among the resolutions which especially
called forth hearty applause was the one
welcoming honest Democrats to the Re,
publican ranks. -"
The Convention proceeded to tho nom.
ination ot candidates. ]. @. Robinson
William Il. Robertson, N. j. Townsend
Freeman q Clarke, Alex. s. Diven and
Gen. ]. A. Dix were announced as candi.
dates, The latter was by George w.
Clark substituted for Thurlow Weed,
as one who would draw 10 his
support large numbers Of the honest Dem.
ocrats Of the State. he believed that his
nomination would increase the Republican
majority to 100000. Renewed applause
and three cheers.
The nomination of General Dix was
seconded by E. D. Smith, who said we
are about TO meet Q powerful coalition,
and we must meet 1t with all our strength.
Greeley will secure Republican votes, and
we must offset these with the votes of
honest Democrats. This speech made a
deep impression and produced profound
sensation.
The nomination Of Dix Is also urged by
q. R. Kearnes, of St. Lawrence, Henry
Clews and by delegates from Ontario,
Jefferson, Essex, Cayuga, Herkimer, Liv.
ingstone and Madison counties,
Gen. Bruce moved Dix's nomination by
acclamation. There were few voices
in the negative. The chair said not car.
ried. The names OF other candidates
were successfully withdrawn, whereupon
the motion was renewed and carried amid
enthusiastic cheering. Gen. J..C. Robin
son, OF Broome county, was nominated
for 1t. Governor by a vote Of 272 to 191.
The Convention then took recess until 8
o'clock.
At the evening session Hon. Lyman
Tremaine was nominated for Congress
man at large, the only other candidate be-
ing Gen. Stewart L. Woodford. The lat
ter was strongly supported, but as much
stress was laid by the friends of Tremaine
upon the propriety OF recognition Of the
civil as well as military element in poll
tics, Mr.. Woodtord in a speech withdrew
and MIR. Tremaine was nominated by &C.
clamation. r-0
Reuben N. Strand, of 0nondaga coun.
ty, was nominated as Canal @ Commissioner,
and Ezra Graves, Of Herkimer county,
State Prison Inspector.
Frederick Douglass, Emil Sauer and
Gen. Woodford were nominated as Presi-
Dental electors at large. The nomination
Of Douglass was received with loud and
continued applause.
District electors were also chosen,
among them being George W. Curtis, s.
8. Chittenden, 81. B. Claflin, William E.
Dodge and Andrew s. White. A State
Committee was also chosen.
Adjourned sine die.
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acknowledgement
nnr ELECTION TODAY

r,. ,,,,, to be done to-day by those
III lI' ~. ,r managing the campaign against
W. "sJ RIn,, mr /, to bring out the vote Every
Min, will depend on that
''1rH Ts. thing to be attended to BY the
,o,cr Is, to be sure his ticket contains 'A,
',,,, what be wishes it to. There are 50
,n,ry kind, OF tickets that are alike in
General yo. differ as to particular offices, >,
~, tho voter will have to be vigilAnt IL
h. does no. vote for somebody, or against
somebody else, contrary to his intention
The only way is to read the ticket clear
through, and scratch out and write in till
ills just to the voters mind.
MANY Of tho tickets contain the names
o opposing candidates, and the voter is
.,osc,sd to scratch of one or the other
according to hi, choice. Should he neg
,.c, mi, and put in the ballot with both
name, on. that which comes first will be
counted.
Ero, in the designation OF the office or
person voted for, of which there are some
in some OF the tickets as printed, do not
yi,i,te the vote, "if it be manifest what
wa, intended by the voter"
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August21.-The residence
Of G. G. Davidson in Parkland, near this
city, was burned down this evening. Loss
$4,000; insured $4,000; Louisville Insur.
ance Company, $500; Royal Of London,
$500, and the balance in Eastern COM
panies. 1t was the work Of an incendiary.
The committee appointed for the grand
peace reunion on the 11th and 18th Of
September, arc progressing favorably.
Fifty thousand dollars will be raised here
for the purpose, and large number oil
sheep, hogs, cattle, &C., with vast quaint.
ties Of other provisions, are being prepared
by the people OF the interior as contribu-
tions to the barbecue on the occasion,
which is expected to be grandest one ever
given on the continent. The fine grounds
Of the Grand Central Exposition have
been selected for the occasion.