, 1874-10-01

Nu fasfSff4f3 fSSk s,f-ii n "a 7Sese -
gates to the Republican Convention
have nearly ali arrived. Every hing in
dicates the renominatirn 81 Dix. but
the Contest for the second place is be-
tween Lieut.. s Governor " iaS Robinson and
General Bachelor of Saratoga. isN
|abc6IuMBus, Ohio Sept. q. 1.-The sus.
pension Of 9. Ludnas & Co., eztsnsive>
|lyeneaged in the Importation Of Sugar,
was announced to-day. Sfe'''ai nae ha
ST. Paul, MINI, Sept. 22.-Head-
quarters Hotel at Fargo. belonging to
the Northern Pacific RailrosdCo. burn.
edthis morning. together with the rail-
rt6sd md express Offices. Less, $45,-
~ insdted.o sFel sHosss + hHa
NV YopK, Sept. q. .Mf the practice
shooting at Creedmesr Between thsIrish
and doAmsfioan 2tssms to-day mo- score
wss kspt;but the Amezicans ssceIIsa The
foreigners in almost sverTinstancsv "
P2z1s.o Sept. %. French newspapers
publish ST. Petersburg advices concern.
hing the report Of Bismarck overtures
toSKing Christian of Denmark, looking
so'the incorporation of that country in
the German Cenfsderacy. They say that
RussiS is greatly irritated and viii
never permit Germany to hold the key
to the Baltic Sea. The same papers
say the opposition Of Russia to the Ger
man policy in Spain is due TO this cause.
i, BEsn1N. Sept. % The National Ga
zette7 saysra While the expulsion of
IDanes from Sohesweig waslsgaI we a re-
assured it was donly adopted in a few
isolated cases. 70 The relations between
Germany and Denmark are friendly
= CHICAGO. Sept. ~. .--The statement
that Spaid contemplates eession Of Tor,
dtoty in the West sIndles to- Germany
hasibeen recentiyrsemi-oficially denied.
The Washington Chronicle has the fol-
lowing in reference to what looks now
asisthe iprobable a event: ss-Spain may
-cede some ofhsr possessi ons'to Germany
which by right should come into the
hands of the United States. Our Gov-
eminent issnot insensible to1;hehqnes
tion.l bat Isl keeping watch on Gerna,
ny's diplomaeyiin that directions Mem
bers ofsthe Cabinet assert'with one ac-
cord, nthstih the event this cessions is
granted by Spain the Monroe doctrine
viii certainly be enforced. rsF a&r "a
q SANsaFRArcrsCo, Sept. 22.- A New
Yoskispscialsays Of the reported new
ateafnshipfne 20 bsstartedl in> opp0si.
ton to the Pacific Mail Company
"Last Saturday Captain George II.
Brhndbury, who was President Of the
Pacific mail Co., sailed for Europe.s He
sailed under an assumed name. Those
understood to be posted Of the rival en-
terprises, SAY Captain Brandbury is to
be, President of the new Co., and that
he has gone to England for thenpuFpose
of leasing or purchasing six or seven
steamers. After completing his nego-
tiations. the vessels selected will sail al
most immediately from Enslands some
going to China and Japan for cargoes
aud others:coming, here. from whence
they will go to, the Pacific Coast; 1t is
said contracts have been signed and yes
sells will be arunningswithin 80 days.
One Of the objects of Jay Gould's trip
to- San Francisco Is 10 obtain wharf
property for the newCo. iRnssslzS Sage,
President of the Pacific Mail Co. |. de-
slares that. the question of stirling q
rival ins onIthe Pacific d. ridiculous,
for it could,not compete With the 0regu-
lar line with itsI uilfond dollar subsidy
and its great facilities fofrbusiness. d He
thinks theewhole thing is attiibutablelto
lfs ll'ats-o . ylasH .se .sFs2 saos sEsN
L CHcAoo, Sept. 2S.-A Times New
Orleans, special 4 says;u Tho White
Leaguers have received notice 10 be rea-
kdy to spring to arms af a. hours notice,
and, an attack on the Kellogg govern.
ment is expectedsto-day. sThisis 10 be
dona swithsthe purpose Of compelling
the Fedsrall Govsrumentto TO declare mar.
tial Law andiestablish 6smilitary govern.
ment and not with the design Of OBJ,
tanning control Of the. State offices: The
failure of MoEnery atiIa' compromise
with the Kellogg Government in regard
towthe management of heelection in
l!Novembersis said to be the reason fol
this new outbreak. White Leaguers
do not expectisuoeess, except 80 far Is
the compets essablishmsntof military
government. II this shall be- effected
the purpose bf the rebellion will be sue-
ceszfnl.svai zgaisiss'a q al .Iodosed io
McEnefy and Penn will tomorrow
issusalciscular requiring the inspection
of sll the sState'troops and the return Of
State arms in their hAnds, and earnestly
urging all citizensi toscarry outths terms
of the snfrsndsriin the same spirit. sds
! Should the State officers make d search
conflicts and bloodshsd woald certsinly
occur, hut if,U. 8. officers are aassienel
to fths duty thsreH~in probably be no
resistance. .ssi,Iao
UTICA, N. X. Sept 2s.-The Repub-
ioan State Convention met and effected
q Temporary orgapizationbIthe election
of Hon, F. NJ Romeroy chairman. On
rearsemblinem Edwin D. Morgan was
chosen President With the nsqal. NUM-
beg of Vices Gen, eShasp moved to
proceed, to the nomination 'of candidate
for Governor, and, PROF oeed the rsuem-
nation of Gen. John A. Dix BY ACCLAIM
alton. The proposition was greeted
with applause; ana the Convention. by