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, 1873-08-28
The Produce Markets..

=. NEW YORK. 49,.
iinxaDs1vyraS Ri' IN ~ moderate demand and
sood es1a Shto VICE. fe;aS
io7S r. aonT r, WI fss ta@and' IN 1s 4 :9.sS
so. oornmeal nE,n West1n, sa.i5Gs.45. Wheat
Bio foreign accounts havo depressing e.
fact GU tho market reesrs, 73.O00 bu;
sls ssfs: ao ssaz usalssS sS snF,as aS .5
white Western, ti73; now winter reg, N.G4 old am
RSr DO sS y sa malt aA NJ
orn mixed, to@s7Xo; sah Do, ta@s5e high u1ed mixed
ssss. Ga sn
receipts, 14ooo bu mi1od Weator,, 4eesa3Ke whils
Ea0s-Qniet; Western, 22tS23c.
HA7-ln fair demand.
uops-Dull at 30a43o for crop Of 1879. ......
LEATHEn-Steady at H@30c; Oriuoco, 20D2755c,
%oot-Quiot and 1rm; subhod, SOC; Toxas, 2sN@
29ho. boasaea quiet Sugar active and strong: fair
to good refining, 8;S@et4c. Rice steady as 81SoAc;
Pxrno1EuM-Crudo neglected: reAued quiet ut
funpEs1nE-At 4sX944c.
oa 1s,s n ne sa Gls @ Ill., nss1 ag
s,s1'' sna steady; ss Wsstssa stsaa', q: ''''
Bu1rKn-Quiet and unchanged.
%a'sar-zs''s # sSf S$SsE i
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27:-nnEAps1urrs-Flour nn-
changed: !Yheat in good demand red, s. 83@ ~;
xas tsax gs .aa ay's
IT, ia.r demand @s5 t+s'
"n1sH1-se'f''; hSaris{osE. bsia 4 Sisei
nAIrMonE aug aE1sr anet.
e1tTas, So2saIoo. What ntoady and .irm Ohio and
= fXs 3Ss xs ots sis.y sn tasa gsse ""sfH .'s
pnovIaIONs-Dull ana unchanged
purTEn-Eas!er, md not quotably lower: good to
fancy Western, 20G115c.
Wnsnz-unsastle4 Ct $i.03@1,o ,oo'
and unchanged, What atcady At $1.as. Corn fir,n
Il 6oc nye arm at TOO. Oats quiet aud unchanged.
weak bnt a sogea nm IN attia MHsH
ho Dalk ,ueas autot shoulders held at s,!o clear
H. o:@9Ns with salss Of Soo oo is IT. yo; clsar,
's; sssr r. 1881 4 81: s''ar' Aslo*0
| CLEVELAND.
| ntKyrtANp. Aug 27,--DnEADsTu7F8-Wheat dull
quIet IT 6lts52o. oata-ol5' wy; now, $50.
r1rHo1HpA-st'adyr yro9,Epo' eaI DooAansoa'
To1gpo, Aug. a. nn,AnsTusFs-F arm.
wlo Michigan. sl.1o ny: d. ti.ba amber aiiel,'
isaa spot 81. ssltsmG,sr NJ e, red
ids ossa sss spses ID
duh high Mixed 47o spot or September !Sc laat haii
September 40 October low mixed, oH@40He
'Fnniioltrs-Fr,u FIa Mg :. FRI and unchanged.
Nxoxirrs-flour 2,too hrla; wheat, o. 'ooo hu; corn
r B1rMsarswfSsr, NJ I,ooo brla; wleut. $4,000 ba
corn, 2'e'' 'u oa''' 1'a9s H'usEalo. vi
whsstMsrlst sars Ghssx9 s!5sss e ss ssry, y
Al 4Oc Oats quiet; sNlev, Ooo hn No; Chicago
, 1873-08-28

Gilbert Mantino, who WAS up before Judge
scnlly on Saturday for making Ill assault on
B. W. Barlow, with intent to rob, WIS ycater-
dsy bound over In the Hum Of $1,000 to appear
boforo tho Criminal Court.
Detective Horace Elliott yesterday arroBtod
q man named Ii. =. White, on charge Of forK-
ing tho receipt Of his employers, tho proprlotors
OF tho City DusineRs Directory, and appropriate
Ing funds he collected oBtons!bly OH thoir no.
count.
A regular meeting Of tho Board Of Managers
Of tho euldlors' Homo will bo hpld at tho rosi-
denco OF Dr.. Mammill, No. 02o Wabash avenue,
tomorrow afternoon.
The ClriAtia, Uuion I.ycnnm will moot at ith
rooms, No. III East Madison attoot, this oyot'
, 1873-08-28
A Elf1l NiEhf4nArGs

Special Dispdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, Aug, 27.-A young man namod John
O'Neill, On, omployo Of the Joliet Iron d steol
Company, had q aorlous nightmare last night.
He won't homo from work 1t ! O'Clock IN tho
morning and retired to rest, Soon aftor, he got
up and jumped out Of tho window, and foil 10
feet on pilo Of stones, braising himself aovcro-
ly externally and inter,ally. The cause OF tue
dream. as l,e asserts, was as follows 1: lIo and
Reyoral othera Ind boeu discussing what they
would do in case Of railway collision such al
tho ono on tho Alton Rond, His idoa was to
jump out Of tho car-window. When ho wont to
sloop, he commenced dronmlng,. and imagined
ho was on train about to collide, and, to save
hirnselt, ho jumped out Of the window His re-
coyery Ia considered doubtful.
, 1873-08-28
SPR1NGFIELD.

Tie State board OF EqunliXntfOn.s
Tho Severnx Committees Mt w0ri1
--TkcsignntiOn OF MIR. ProSser. of
Cook Connty--Vtsit Of Condolences.
.l4lconse t2rantcd--NIore Rurglnries.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Tho State Board
OF Equalization mot ut 10 q. m., and adjourned
until tomorrow. Tho Committees to which tho
several olnsscs Of property aro assigned have bo-
gan their work, aud for q weok or ton days little
else but committee work will bo done. A 1suu1-
Dor OF railroad men. or rather gentlemen repro
aonting railroads wero examined to-day by tho
Committee on Railroad Property, touching tho
value Of rolling-atock, otc., among thom Col.
Ing tho Chicago, Hook Island ! Pacific and tho
Rockford, Rock Island & st. Louis Railroads,
and Col. T. J. Stewart. not connected
with any road, but railroad man Of forty years
sontod to bo composed Of good mon, and fair
valuation Of this olaas OF property may be OK
pecsed to DO made. This Committee only CON
elder tho otangible property Of railroads, such rs
on Corporations aro considering tho proprioty Of
listing for taxation tho stock, bonds, and fran
chiaes Of tho railroads, and this question, It ia
thought, will be somewhat diinenlt to settle;
Quite ohby r0 s. saf'isy F!og.ar nof9 sml spe
bor from Cook County, tcndered hia
resignation to-day, and assigned aa REASON
press OF private business. Ho waB Chairman Of
tho Committee on Town aud City Lots, and his
resignation mny dolay tho business OF tho Com
mittoo somewhat, though it is thought that the
Governor will make an appointment to tho Va
canoy at once. Mr.. Derrickson iB spoken Of as
likely to bo appointedi but I'm assured that
this Is BY no nleaus cortain. Mr. ]. q. Moalul-
len, Of tho Chicago Alton Railroad, WAS in tho
city to-day, and paid visit Of coincidence to each
Of the families afflicted by tho lnto disaster.
Tho recent conduct Of: Mr.. M1chlulcn is again ro-
storing him to favor in Springaold whore ho has
always been hold in high eBteem. He paid. q
visit, this afternoon, to the Railroad Commits
sionors, anl talked over with thom tho coming
nchodu1es.
License was issued from tho office Of tho Sec.
rotary Of State, to-day, to tho Illinois Stock
Breeding Association OF Chicago, capital, $50 900
SIX dwellings, were entered in the city last
night. But little booty was obtained. The po.
lice mako no arreatn.
, 1873-08-28

We're actye at u Tor coFn alld for wheat to Bua
To DufEalo-scr John Dretlc, Metropolis and sta1n-
reae corn ut e.; schr 0uyahoga 70 y corn at exc;
sel!r Minnie Williams Kate Hnchnan, And Albrecht.
corn, through prop Scotia wleat, through. 10 Now
England. vla sarnia-prop i, T. Wide, coFn through.
Tort celborno-prop East, wheat at ago. 10 New
York, vim Ere-prop Gordon Casnpbeil corn, through.
Wella, wheat nt 14He. To nlaek Dock-8chr Lena
Johnson wheat at 7slc: Total, ls. Capacity equal to
2Gs 100 hu wheat, 900 n corn a. oOj bu The
Oswego ut lac, mil in tho afternoon tho achr zack
Chandler from Milwaukee to Buffalo, for whcnt, at Dc.
1t aB reported that charters nade to load here,
1n,tn nufifn1pi.
, 1873-08-28
THE TEETOTALERS.
Proceedings in tho National Temper
nnco Convention MT Snr0togn.-RcG.
0lUtkOnE AuOp1Eds

Proceedings In tho National Temper.
nnco Convention MT snratogn.-IRcs.
olutlons Adopted.
sA1ArooA, N. \, Aug: 27.-Tho National Tenn
table the resolution Of tho Rev. 8. ". DenniBon,
opposing tho position OF tho British Alliance
That drinkers OF liquors may advocate prohibl.
ton, A grand national meas-meeting was Or
with tho Coutonninl Celebration. In tho discus
sion Of tho claimH Of tho National Publication
Society, 1t waa mado known that $10, 900 .wero
necesssary to pay tho indobtednoss,. and
Hoaolntions wv Horo sd adoptod, in Substance,
congrntulatiug tho friends Of temperance On the
progress made since tho meeting in 1868, and
declaring that total abstinence from NIL intoxi-
basis Of tho temperance rofor1n. Tho Convon-
tion took u 1ocess till 8 O'Clock.
Tho Convention ronsEombled at 8 O'Clock.
A. resolution was adopted that vondors Of
liquor and ownera OF promises bo hold roaponai-
bic for da1nago by inobriatoH; alBo recommend
Ing all temperance societies to ndvooate tho ro-
punl Of State Lfconse laws and to urgo the
abolition Of the manufacture Of liquor In the
Territories aud tho District Of Columbia.
After long dobate, resolutions were adopted
that the time has arrived fully to introduce tho
temperance issue into State aud National politics
that VIC recommend oil 1ienda OF temperance to
make 1t hencoforth tho paramount Issue to CO.
operate with existing party organizations when
dates pledged to Its support; otherwise to or,
ganize separate party action In every State and
Congressional Electoral District Of, tho United
States.
resolution waa also adopted that Congress
should appoint o Commission to Inquire Into tho
effect of intemperance on the public welfare !;
urging minister's to preach against tho uso OF
liqlfora commanding tho formaton of Sabbath.
school temporanCo-socie with temperance
publications. recommending Congressional pro-
hihitiou OF importation or liquors. and requeat-
, 1873-08-28

MEMpH1n,. Tenn, Aug. 27.--A school-teacher
uamed Cowen was awfully stabbed BY a negro
hoy namod Bob Groeu, at a nchool.houso near
Bartlett OIL tho MomphiB Il Louiayillo Railroad.
ting Groeu tod to tho woods. and last night q
largo body OF neBroes were securing tho woods
for him, with tho ayowod purpose OF lynchng
him.
j. Z, White, planter residing at dill's Sta
tlon, on tho Charleston Kailroad, waa to-day
committed to Jail OH sovon indictments for
demonstrating. lIo has heretofore occupied o
Ligh social position.
, 1873-08-28
war Department Weather Prognoati.
cations.

and Upper Lake regions, partly cloudy or clear
weather. Light northeastefy to aouthorly
winds and slightly rising temperature will pro-
vail, except iii the northern portion Of theae dis
triota. For tho Lower Lako region and Middle
States, continued cloudy weather and low tom
poraturo during tho night aud possibly areaH OF
light rain, followed by oloaring Weather to.mor-
row. For tho South Atlantic and Gulf statea,
light variable wiuda, with increasing c!ouainesH
and threatening weather on tho coaas For Now
England, continued Mgh barometer light to
frosh northoastorly to direct eaatorly winaa,
clear weather tonight, and cloudy woathor on
Thursday. For the Ohio Valley and TonnesEee,
less clouliness aud high temperature on Thura-
day.
, 1873-08-28
MARINE.
Port Of Chicago.

ARRIVED. Aug. n.
sclar ]. Aibbard Woolcy's Pier, wood.
Prop rhilndelphta, Buffalo, a,lntries.
ProP PFo 55"1SR %as shsess Nof aro snas.
sF sF S1seaa MaStav9s g. 5Tessp Ta hssrs smqsss
Bchr John Miner, Bufrnlo, COAL
gehr 9layton Gl ,1,lEt Del|s. Cleveland, coal.
stmr Muakcgon. Grind iIavon, sun1rica.
Bcov 1Iarmonia, South Havei,, lumbor,
Ssnr M%apys %n5gss MSs1sFSI sn1,F n,.
scow Flora, saugasuck, lumber,
schr Arrow, Holland, lumber.
stoan bargo GraVes, Buffalo, coal.
8tnr Geo. D. Russell, Buffalo, coal.
sshr brooklyn, Cleveland, coal.
achr ]. h. Newland, Afuakogon, iu1nbor.
schr M Violin, 111ohssd.l Holisnd, iumber: uaber'
gchr Guide, Holland, lumber.
schT sc,, 1haGa. I1sfs Al rnlnskeson, lumber,
schr Mar, Muskcgon, lumber.
S,eh sehor o: & r. Johnson. M saugatuck, Lumbar.
schr Eliza, South Haven, railroad tica.
schE @ Charles Gisa @s Hbbara Kewaunee, tanbnrf.
schr Progress, Holland. wood
ecSw s T. T. eM'iilson. South Haven. tanbask 4
6cnr ls. ~ s&lulnofe. tentWater shingles.
schr Robert D. King, Muskcgon, slabs.
achr Knto L. Dr,lce, Eric. coal.
schr =. Il. Blake. a1uskcgou, lumber.
seIr Jenny Lind, Grand Ntser alsbs.
schr John Bean, J.., Menomlnee, lumber.
Prop East oaerch oe@Asn oa ss biis ans 4sE sa a. I'D
schr 9. l. Wren. kingston 14,too bu wheat, Is kegs
schr Challenge, Ludngton, 800 Tbs white Lead 40 pkga
groceries.
schr Kate Darloy, Buffalo, q, Goo bu wheat,
Rchr Peoria, Apena 1915 bu oats, 2O17 bu corn, 80
bra tour, 20 brls meal, and 488 bags bran.
echr ]. 9. Harrson, Buffalo. q, 900 bu corn.
schr Hubbard, Buffalo, 15,504 blu wheat.
stlnr Philasiolrhio Buffalo, 140 tona pg-load.
schr L. Van Vakcnhurgh, Wakervie, Ont, 20, ,725 bu
No. corn.
Dnrgo Filler, Menomiuec, brls hnms.
schr PAilo Scovllle, buffalo, 81 600 BIZ what
schs Harmony, Manisteo, toua hay, 75 pkgs gro
Prop Charles Reits. Mautstes. brls pork, coo bu
stmr Slanitowac, Manitowoo Is brls Hour, anl sun-
drics.
- NIGHT cLEAnANoEa.
Prop Toledo, Buffalo, 1G,00U bu wheat, 1COO brs four
Behr Gordon Campbell. Erie, 10000 l}u wheat, 1900
kges lead. O. hrls flour.
schr G. e. Mixer, Ktngaton, u, rs bit wheat.
Srhr Libbio Nau, Marquette, 10, ,l0a bu oniH.
Bt1nr st. Albang Ogdensburg 5473 bu whcat 100 brls
totIr, and andries.
schr q. J. Truesdell, Green Bay, sundries.
Bchr Wlllio Keller Kingston, lG,Gj5 Lu wheat. ,
6cllr JAS. D. Sawyer, Buffalo, $4,000 bt corn.
stmr Mnakegon, Grand Hayen, brla liquor, md aun-
dries.
, 1873-08-28
The Scranton RIunthly coal sale.

NEW YosK, Aug. 27.-Tho monthly aalo Of
Bcranton coal to-slay showed Ru aye1aEo tnoreaHe
5yl eonts; atoyo, So conty; chestnut, s conts !
no lump offered. Ninety Thousand tons M we're
sold. Tho stoauboat coal all wont of at y 4:bI!9.
Grato was tirHt Bold at 95 atd rose to so.v41>a
6D605. Egg sold iir8t ut $780, foil on to e5:3179,
and again rose to S5.40. stovo sold rapidly at
S5.45, aud chestnut at S4.76@A77]s.
, 1873-08-28

BAN FnANo1aco, Aug. 27.-Last night near San
Juan, south eight 1non, supposed to bo lol by
Lihuroio VasQueB, robbed store, using ylolanoe
against tnyder, tho proprietor, and stole $3.50.
They than went to thu Davis Hotol, IN the rame
placo, wantoniy murdered Davis aul two other
persous, aud thon nude their escape,
, 1873-08-28
THE INDIANS.


Indian Commissioner Smitlt'a Report
on His Recent Tour.
WAslI1NoroN, Aug. 27.-lndian Commissioner
Smith returned to-day from au extended tour
among tho 1u1au tribes on the Missouri and
ho held councils with representatives Of $1,000
or 10000 Indians. reports that generally ho
found them peaceable aud Inclined to rosnoct
the wiahos Of the Government. At tho sissiton
Agency, in Dakota, where he was Joined by
Secretary Delano, mort satisfactory condition Of
affairs were found to oxist. ALI tho Indians,
some LEGO In number, aro engaged in farming,
havo schools wear civilized costumes, aud live
in houses like the Wl,ites. -
, 1873-08-28

burglars Mt Work In indianapolis.
Special Dt.patch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
INp1ANAroL1s, Ang, 27.--Early this morning
bnrglars entered tho Floronco Sewing Machine
eHtabliBhmont. in this city, aud carried oif 81 ooo
worth Of silk aud cotton thread attachments, nnd
fow dollars III change in drawer. Entrance
waB effected by cutting away the shutter and
glass OF tho rear window. Tile burglars have
not yet boon arrested.
A largo number OF burglars, piukpocketn, and
roughR generally aro nocklng into this city to
oporate during tho Exposition.
, 1873-08-28
Alleged Frauds OF 1ndtan Agents in
AFiXpnA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-According to Informs
ton from a gontleman OF high claractor In Ari-
zona, recent developments III TINT Territory in
5 aSs9 % 5 1e11 ra5 a5 0ien s .9a onduo q aan
Affairs there. It is not alleged that tho .Agonts
havo ali been diehonost, but they claim that
through some outside pressure they aro being
forced to recoiyo supplies Of inferior quality. at
exhausted boforo tic sss year Is half gone. There
is great probability TINT many Of tho indians
will bo compelled to loavo their reservations, and
Con. Crooks yonr Of hard work be undono.
, 1873-08-28

Pyr1snunaIt, Pa., Aug. M-Nehned- Market un-
changed quoted Ut l0c. Nothing doing In crudo
worry quiet aud lttlo weaker; aalcH At Sl.25.
, 1873-08-28

gral!yin8 To toarn that ilttLMlO Lbs UHLEbRXTED
e1n .tlli ho ohtanud # e thu drug stores, and
aud Urinary orgnns. look ont for countcrioits iii
llolmLDld. JOHN II jiENnY " -
EaW Ynrk. Sn]r
, 1873-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Thpso pills composed exclusively Of Vegetable III.
gFoaions and although thoy onrcly arn1aedn she
81 IorClry, do not lcnSo nf ith tnjurfnus oeca
1ley aet directly up1n tho liver and vauab!o rens.
Gy IL nli casua Of !aranEelnent rosung fr,n tsor-
pisoresn 1nll9sstln, Slick Iian!acha, pnfd Fcyors.
drAkh tlLa. For Kalu l I'LL drug lIalE luulnrs
, 1873-08-28

Ar Extortioncr Punished.
Pn1LApELpArA, Aug. 27.-Ald. Nichols has
been sontoncod to nine months imprisonment,
after his trial. for e3torting exorbitant fees.
, 1873-08-28

AEpAHA, N. Y, Aug.. -c4ttis;-isecelrts smaller
arc that prices will fe luwcr. There is not enough done
to make r,~t kat. .
: ghveu ind LatntG-Recepta about the game as last
woek. Market dull at unchanged prices.
, 1873-08-28

EAST L1nsnrr, Pn,, Aug. a.-cattle-.Arrivals. 115
cars; best, $9.00@o.37A; medium, E.0o9s.s1n
s45o39.75; calyos, t5.0o@E25.
IIogs-Arriva1s, "a cars, pslade1rhia. s4oo@5. 90:
Yurkars, 81 .50{a4.8O.
shcoIIArriyals, 25 ors bcst extrn, $5.25@n.so;
prime, $4.76@6.oo medium, $4.15@4.6o.
, 1873-08-28
-.--. HAVANA LOTTERY.
~~N--~@A-~Nn
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, !. The revenue receipts iol
Great Britain for the quarter ending Dec
3lst amount to S78 900, 900. An increase OF
five millions over the preceding quarter. Il
is rumored that a large Russian loan will soon
be put on the market.
Paris, /. The weather was very fine TO.
day. The Boulevards were crowded with
holiday throngs, and the city presented the
most animated appearance since the war. AT
Versailles President Theirs held the usual
New Years reception. The diplomatic body
was first received. No speeches were made.
The President only exchanged a few words
with each foreign representative member OF
the national assembly followed, and deputies
Of all shades Of political opinion were cor
daily welcomed and heartily congratulated.
Berlin, l. Gen. Won Room has been
specially appointed President of the Prussian
Council
Lisbon, /. a mail steamer from Rio ia
nerio, Dec. 9TH, has arrived. Gen. Mitre
having brought his negotiations to n close,
had been honored with public banquet
which was attended by the chief officers Of
the government and leading members Of the
legislature. The Indians who had made the
extensive raid into Uruguay had been driven
back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, l. Tie Massachusetts legislature
met and organized to-day By unanimously
electing Geo. B. Loring President Of the Sen
ate. and John E. Sanford, speaker of tie
house, with only two votes in opposition.
Chas. H. Taylor was chosen clerk OF the
house. He received l58 votes, against 81
cast for VIM. L. Robinson, the former clerk,
and l3 for B. c. Dean. l.. w. Clifford was
reelected clerk of the senate. DR.. Lorimer,
Baptist clergyman, preached the annual ser
mon.
Rand and Avery, printers, have g.sen 800
TO the Boston fremens' relief fund
Delightful weather has greeted opening Of
New Year, and Boston and vicinity are lively
with sleigh bells. There has been no notice
able suspension Of every day business
The German barque Francis, ashore on
Cape Cod, remains to-day in the same posi-
ton as before reported. She is being stripped
OF sails, rigging and light spars. The sea is
too rough to discharge the cargo.
Another body from the wreck Of ship Peru.
Wan washed ashere to-day near Highland
Light.
A gas explosion took place about half past
seven this evening at ST. James Hotel, which
caused an alarm Of fire. No damage was
done to the house, bpt the inmates somewhat
alarmed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
Inauguration Of the Governo. Of New
York.

Albany, y. y, lst. Gov. Dix and Lieut.
Gov. Robinson were inaugurated in the as
sembly chamber at II o'clock to-day. The
capitol was densely crowded. Retiring Gov.
Hoffman made a brief address, complimenting
Gen. Dix upon his distinguished civil and
military services to the State and country,
and for the ability and fidelity with which he
had discharged the many varied trusts COM
mitted to dim. The governorship of the State
of New \ ork is post of great honor, of labor
ane responsibility. Gov. Dix would bring TO
the office experience in public affairs which
no other Governor has had, and will there
fore more easily bear its burdens. The peo-
pie would, he was sure, give him 4 cordial
support in every effort to promote the public
good.
Gen. Dix in reply accepted with deep
sense oftne courtesy of the kind reference t.
lis past official life, and the more so az com
ing from one who had reserved repeated
marks of confidence of his fellow citizens, and
so responded to il as to command their re-
spect and appreciation. He was conscious of
the difficulty TO himself as the successor on
the duties of the of one who met them so ably
and satisfactorily. He regarded the decided
expression OF popular opinion at the late State
election as a strong declaration in favor Of Il
marked line of policy which would senSibly
tighten his burden.
The General concluded by saying that h
knew he should meet unaffected Kindness
from the people of Albany. and by an eX-
preston OF candid good wishes to Mr.. HoT-
man in the voyage he was about 10 take to
the eastern hemisphere, as well as he trusted
the more prosperous voyage of life.
The Oaths of Office was then administered
TO GEN. Dix by the Secretary of State.