, 1874-10-01

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"a rising vote, ratified tho nomination.
Gen. John Robinson was nominated by
reclamation for Lieutenant Governor. =
"Ur1cA. N. Y, Sept. 2s,iA.The follow.
ing nominations on the State Ticket
For Canal Commissioner, R. NJ. Strand
for Associate Justice Of Courts Of Ap.
peals. A. johnson. All present and ali
tnominat9d by acclamation. First, the
Platform afarms the principles Of the
Republican party and lauds its acts
Second, demands obedience to laws and
full protection Of every citizen. and il
the State fail to protect the Federal Gov
ernment is to protect. Third, dec lares
that revolution in States must be sup
pressed. Fourth, that public faith re-
! fquires ths payment cf ths rubffc debt
in coin. FiftG, opposes any further in
aation of paper CURRENCY endorses the
President 8 veto sSf Initiation Act aud
fasdrs . speedy rettrn to- specie pay
msnts. iaSi1th flavor as sfnscessity tax
alton direct ,or indirect TO keep pace
with requiremeutsuCofi public credit.
Seventh, ,liendoTSes the Administration
of Grantees true to its pledge and dis
tinguishsf1 by aehisvemepts in domestic
and foreign policy, unsurpassed ins the
history ofnthe country. Eighth. en-
tdotses the Administration Of Governor
Dir and enumeratesl the benefits it has
conferred on the State. aea* a9t SO
6r.iPAUn, Mimi, Sept. 23.-Demo-
cratic Liberal State Convention met TO-
day nominated Westoott Wilkins, for
Chief fJustice of the Supreme Court;
William Lochrea, of Minneapolis, for
Associate Justice. Judge Wilkins is at
present fJndge of the Second District
Court. The Platform adopted is pre-
ceded by preamble declaring that the
Republican party is leagued With smon-
opolies to crush the rights of the apeo-
and that the Convention is composed Of
people without distinction of party. 4
.ssLoNDoN, Sept. 23-A Carlist dispatch
from Tolosa reports that General Peur-
ala carried the village of Bicasshn, to-
tally defeating the ten battalions under
General Aorionez. 81 %. eni :
LoSDos,a Sept. %. Holland, Con.
sefvative. is returned to Parliament
from Midhust.a so Arnold. proprietor of
the london Echo, will contest North
ampton in the Liberal interst. L
Pans, Sept. 22.---Elections to FIJI va
vancies in the National Assembly have
fbseh ordered aorO Ootober 18h. s''-'-
Much excitement over the; approach-
elections for Council General in Corsi-
ca, which causes much disorder. The
authorities have been obliged to inter-
vene to prevent collisions between the
supporters OF Prince Napoleon and NJ
Pietrie, the opposition Bonapartist can
dldates. 10 slssdo,q 10 aoii7tT 3 bee
. NEw YonK. Sept % The comparison
of the. business of the Pacific Mail Com
pany from january 1st to Sept 22d,
lS74s with the same period in 1873,
lshews an incrsase of receipts from pas
tsengersand. .freights over last year, of
$52Ss6l5.o From April6th to Sept. 22d
thereshave been received at this point,
by the. Company 'sa steamers. III, 2I4
packages, making 3.615 tons, Of tea, and
i .40l packages. making sc tons, of silk.
u SANsFRANC1sCo, Sept. 24.-The Mis-
souri, Republican State Convention has
endorsed the nominations made by the
Reform party Of that State. fshdS iiii--
New ORLEANS, Sept, 23.-The politi.
cal conference, viii be resumed at noon
tomorrow at the Custom House. The
Indications now are that the Republicans
will accede point and allow the McEn-
eryists an equal representation on the
returning board. ..f'.e
In Terrebonne Parish the peoples
party and the Republicans have made a
compromise and agreed upon a joint
Parish ticket. in which both parties are
tedually represented, both in candidates
for the Legislation and Parish officers.
The best men are nominated on both
sides. The Terrebone Banner, the of
fetal organ, cordially endorses this ac-
ton and the Picayune of this city says
editoriaily of the move: 1.-THE people
Of that parish have agreed upon what
promises to be productive Of the hap.
piest results. Is it not probable that
Terrebonne has strnck the course which
shall lead as, from the wilderness. r. ;"
|. WAsH1Ncrox, Sept. pa corrected
statement from the Pacific Mail Steam
ship CO. has been received at the Pos
Office Department. sci. oi roii9eiafg
7 Boston, Sept. 2s.-The market for
wool is quiet but prices are we'll sus-
taineaoq Oombing and delain selections
continue 10 be taken as fast as offered
and - fast as sales are made. Lambs
wool is coming forward more freely
Prices range from 47g5Oc for good, sn-
per. andlsxtra 5O@55s and with very
choice lots of super at an advance On
the Latter zate.-.sg tqsS .zaoG VIZ
NEx1Co, Sept. Is a4Alinistsr of War
Asjia has received . telegram from the
Lieutenant in command Of the Federal
troops a. Dos Arroyas, in the State of
EGueGrino, saying that 20 soldiers had
Lrevolted and, with the civil Judge at
their head. had attacked him. abut had