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The New York herald., 1874-10-06

Ajaccio.
Election Returns Indicating . Very
Close Party Contest-The Bonapartists
PARIS Oct. S, 1874.
Sunlcient returns or the elections for the Coun-
ellis General have been received TO indicate re-
suits IN about 100 councillor districts.
VERY CLOSE PARTY CONTEST, WITH DECIDED 20
LITICAL RESULTS,
The republicans have lost many seats particu-
larry IN Finistere, Nlevre, Charente Inerieure,
Glronde and Vaucluse, In the councils OF
the two last departments they have lost
their former majorities, and will be un-
able to nominate the Presidents OF those
bodies heretofore. The Bonapartists have
almost everywhere pronted by these reverses.
The monarchists have made very little progress.
The Conservatives have been successful in eight
out OF twelve districts in the department. or
lndre-et-Lore. The Republicans, however, have
gained several seats in the Cotes du Nord. lie ct
Vilalne, Somme, Nord and Disc.
Eighty members Of the Right In the National As
semby and seventy OF the Left sought for election
the Councils General About thirty Of the Right,
including Nj. Hoentjans, Bonapartist, and twenty
OF the Left among them MN. Miland and Buisson,
radicals were defeated,
The Marquis de Noaiiles was elected at Bayonne
on the republican ticket
NM. Depeyre, Desseiligny and Magne, members
OF the late Brogne Ministry, ana M. Baragnon, le-
gitimist have been successful.
second ballot will be required in the depart
ment OF Sarthe, where M. Cailiaux Minister OF
Public orks, was a candidate.
All the members OF the last Council General OF
the Bouches-du- Rh0ne, which was dissolved by M.
Fourton, late Minister OF the Interior, have been
reelected.
Many OF the mayors who were dismissed by the
Duke de Broglie have been elected to seats in the
Councils the people taking this method OF pro-
testing against the governmental nomination Of
mayors.
1t is believed that the final result will show that
little change, on the whole, has oeen made in the
political complexion Of the Councils, the gains of
the republicans balancing their losses.
The operation Of the new Electoral law has no {
proved 30 uniavorable to the republicans as they
feared.
N. THEIRS EFFORT FOR THE REPUBLIC.
Ex-President Theirs soon leaves for Italy. 1t Is
said tnat the object of his journey is to remove
the objections OF the European Powers to the
establishment Of the Republic in France. 80.
The Latest Returns from tho French
Polls-Decided Gains for tho Repub-
licans.
LONDON, Oct. 6-5 80 A. M.
A Paris despatch to the Standard says official
reports announce the election OF 450 conservatives
and 800 republicans to the Councils General.
The Tines special correspondent at Paris tele-
graphs that the republicans have really gained
more seats than any other party.
Nj. Martel, a monarchist and one OF the Vice
Presidents Of the Assembly, has been returned
from Calais.
M. Janvier de Ia Motto, the famous prefect, Is
elected to the Council General OF Mane-e Loire.
| The republicans carried Marsellles, Amiens and
R0uen.
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A.-Sflk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps, Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory Band8gaS
Shoulder Braces and crutches Mt MARSHS Truss ONCE
No. 3 Vesey street. Lady In attendance.
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CONSERVATIVE VICTORY IN CoRINTH

CoRINTH Miss Oct. 8. 1874.
The municipal election here to-day was hotiy
contested and resulted in o complete victory for
the conservative ticket for the first time In eight
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THE NILE.

CAIRO, Oct s, 1874
The water in the Nile is rising above the usual
point reached in the periodical overflow, and there
are some fears OF disastrous inundatlon. The
government is lending It's assistance to prevent
damage to the country.
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Garfbaldi's Advice to the italian EIec-
tOrs-Thc Men Who Want Freedom.
ROME, Oct. 5. 1874
General Garlbaldi has Issued manifesto re-
questing the electors to hasten to the polls at the
coming elections for the Chamber OF Deputies, and
vote for those now in prison Tor political offences.
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WASHINGTON, Oct s, 1874.
Surgeon Thomas Hand has been ordered to the
Washington Navy Yard. and Paymaster George
Cochran to the receiving ship Potomac at Phila-
delphia surgeon somerset Robinson is detached
from the Washington Navy Yard and ordered to
the Plymouth.
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The United States steamer Swatara arrived at
Hobart Town on Thursday, with the members OF
the Transit OF Venus Expedition on board. All
were WELL
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A.-Rupture and Physical DeformftieA
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH, at No. 2 vesay
street. opposite St Pauis church.
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ENGLAND.
The Duke Of Northumberland Faithful to the
State Church.

LONDON Oct. s, 1874.
The Daftv Telegraphs rumor that the Duke OF
Northumberland was to become Roman Catholic
Is pronounced false.
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The Benicia Cruising Among the Wind
ward Islands.
HONnLuLu. q. Il Se

HONOLULU 8. l., Sept. 16, 1874.
The United States ship-ot-war Benicta left her
moorngs early on the morning OF the 9tn for
cruise among the Windward Islands.
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MOROCCO.
Morocco, Oct. s, 1874.

Morocco, Oct. s, 1874.
The Sultan has Issued decree prohibiting the
expectation OF cereals from Morocco for three
years.
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Cure Guaranteed No Charge.-
Rheu tism. Neuraigia Nervous and Kidney Diseases
cured by Or. FIrLER'S RHKuMATIC. REMEDY, I3 Bond
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SCOTLAND.

LONDON, Oct, g. 1874.
Four persons were burned to death during re
IN the town OF Paisley, Scotland, last night
The New York herald., 1874-10-06

A.-For an Elegant, Fashionable Hat
Of superior quality go direct 10 the manuiacturar
SPENSCHLfD lis Nassau street
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A.-The Elastic Truss Company, 063
Broadway by Its and wonderful invention for
Hernia has touched the key TO the inmos recesses
OF the heart OF all ruptured persona
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SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, Oct. 6, 1874.
The Old Catholics now have thIrty.fve congre-
cations in the Jura.
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TURKEY.

VIENNA, Oct s, 1874.
The Neao Free Press to-day publishes the follow
ing special despatch from Constantnople =
Partly through the good ofices Of the English
Minister the Sultan has become reconciled to his
nephew, Mohammec Murad EfYend, the legal heir
to the Turkish throne. The Sultan has sworn to
respect that right. and Mohammed Murad EFe ndi
has promised that the sons Of the Sultan shall re-
tain their rank and palaces.
The Dowager Sultana vainly opposed this ar
rangement
TIE SULTAN SICK
The Sultan is Ill., and requires complete rest.
The Dynastic Succession Question q
State Necessity.
VIENNA, Oct. 8, 1874.
It is stated that the arrangement in regard to
the Turkish succession was made In consequence
OF the precarous condition OF the Sultans health.
The New York herald., 1874-10-06
Woods Museum.

The popular, sensational ana stirring American
drama, full OF the activity suggested BY its title
the "Flash OF Lightning" was given at this estab-
lishment last evening to q good house and q re-
markably enthusiastic one The distribution OF
the numerous ana diverse characters was good.
There was hardly part among them all that was
not well done, and, all hands working together
harmoniously, there was no break or jar tnrQSyn
ali the complex-And rapidly changing scenes, bus
q smooth and Sklliul execution or the work from
first to last which warmed up the house TO tue
enthusiasm OF Plymouth church in the welcome to
her returning pastor from hts glorious vacation.
Mr.. Aldrich a. JACK RIVER the very boy for the
part, Miss sophie Miles as Faiion was most excel
lent, Mr. Lefhngwell as SkIf1y had not half
enough to do and MIR. Connor as Garry Falon was o
rae American humbug OF an aristocrat from the
ould sod and made himself admirably detestabie.
Miss Mortimer, as Rose Fallon, displayed q fine
perception OF the role OF the graduate OF the
Splnsters' Institute Mr. Martin as Fred. Chaun-
cey, was good, while Mr. Particle, as keeper Of the
all-night lodging cellar IN the First ward, looked
and acted the genuine subterranean demon. MIR.
Sheldon fairly and cOnscen tiously gave MS the
gentlemanly and obliging clerk OF the steamboat
Daniel Doc. Mrs. Van Deren acceptably repre-
sented the amiabe wife OF an intolerable brute,
and Miss. Sandford, as Mrs. Dowderry, from Castle
Garden, con tributed her tull share to the high
enthusiasm OF the audience inspired by the
genuine performance The play Will be repeated
every evening and at several matin6es to the end
OF the week. 1t Is "a palpable hit"
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Rush Is Being Made for Knox'a
brilliant fall and winter style Gentle mems HATS st
his 22 Broaawa and IN the Fifth Avenue Hotal
S a uuOucstion0 he
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Tho Murdered Postal Agent In Ala
bama-Investixati OF tho Crime-A
Reign OF Terror.
THE coNNE0TIOUT TOWN ELECTIONS.

Struggle for the Selectmen and Town
Clerk-The Constitutional Amendment
Adopted.
HARTFORD Oct. S, 1874.
In the Connecticut town elections yesterday
party lines were not strictly adhered to- The
struggle was to secure the Town Clerk and Board
OF Selectmen, as these form Board OF Registra-
tion or the final Board of Appeals TO decide the
qualifications OF electors at the regular State eec
tion. The constitutional amendment giving towns
OF over 5000 Inhabitants two Representative in
the Legislature IS probably adopted.
East Hartford, Bloomfield, Newington, New
Britain and Meriden have elected q democratic
majority OF Selectmen and West Hartford repub-
llcan majority.
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The Monitor Cnnonicus.

The United states monitor Canonicus arrived
yesterday at the Mississippi Passes from PEN
saGolA-
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,
Tho Omaha Mt Lima.

LIMA, Peru Sept. 5, 1874
The United States steamer Omaha, captain
Johnson, IRON Panama. arrived here on the Sd
inst. All well on board.
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The Flagshfp Richmona nt Pnnamn.
Omcinl Orders.

FANAMA, sept. 70, fS74
The United States flagship Richmond Is In port.
The New York herald., 1874-10-06

BE Sure and Keep Wistnr's Balsam 0l
WILD CHERRY on hand for coughs, colds hoarsenesa
1c Fifty cents and 81 bottle; large bottles muak
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WASHINGTON, !

The swatara at Hobart Town, Aus
tralia.
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Diamonds Bought, sold and Loaned
on; also Watches, Jewelry and siverware, GEORGE
G; ALLEN Jeweller, l,lao Broadway, near Twenty.
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CarronO to Weber.

Celebrated Patent Wire signs and Po-
litical Banners original designers and makers, HOJRR
L Co. Painters, 81 Duane street
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SPAIN.
Don Carlos Said to Have Been Wounded by
Mutineers-Carlist Troops Re-
pulled in Catalonia.

SANTANDER, Oct. S, 1874.
Reports have reached here tnat mutlny has
broken out IN the Carllst camp at Durango, and
that Don Carlos was wounded by one OF the mu-
tineers.
In o11ciaI quarters here it is stated that Don
Carlos wound is serious, the ball having pene-
trated the stomach.
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DEAR Mr.. wRsRK

My OF the WEBER PIANO at over 100 concerts
with the Patti and Mario troupe how highly
esteem them and Is really the highest comp mentr 7
can pay them am not greatly surprised ~ the fact
that every great artist prefers them for they truly
noble instruments in tone, having touch which g
every requirement Of the exactinR artistA and
their endurance and keeping in tone has often sur.
prsed me.
Believe mo- dear Mr. Weber, yonrs truly,
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FRANCE.
Citizen Electoral Expression in Favor Of Con-
servatism-M opolitan Constituencies
Rspublican-A Bonaparte De-
feated by Bonaparte.

PARIS, Oct. s, 1874
The elections for the Councils General were held
Yesterday. Returns have been received thus far
from but ITO districts They are slightly in favor
or the conservatives
The large towns like Nantes, Lyons, Lille and
Bordeaux were carried by the republicans, while
the conservatives were successful in the depart
ments
The Duke d'Aumale was elected in the depart
ment OF Ose.
BoNAPARTE BEATs BoNAPARTE
Prince Bonaparte defeated Prince Napoleon at
Ajaccto
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A.-Furniture Barg afns.-See Kelty d
~ aady
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,arlist Troops Repulsed with Heavy

OUKkK8e 1SePU1seU WITH f1e0Vy
Loss.
MADRID, Oct. s, 1874.
Carlist force 1000 strong have attacked the
town OF vich, In Catalonia, and met with decided
repulse. suffering neavy loss In killed and
6nd
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EN- Suite or In Single Picces-A11 the
latest novelties In PARLOR FURNITURE, covered In
newest designs OF Cashmere, tapestries, veives
broideries, &C.
HERTs 90, sos Broadway, opposite Eleventh streas
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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81 cents the CHRONOLOGICAL p JOURNAL three months
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Tho Imperial German Relations
Friendly to Italy.
LONDON, Oct. S, 1874.
The truth OF the report that the Emperor WILL
lam has declined to visit Rome this autumn is de-
MED.
The New York herald., 1874-10-06


There is panic at the Stock Exchange IN South
American stocks, IN consequence OF the insurrec
ton IN the Argentine States
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Another Temperance Lecture.

NJ orator. however eloquent, can
appeal ID the hearts IL mon ia favor
Of temperance with such power ~ d.
tho acts II those who have uniortuuat.
ely become slaves to their appctitca
In 1870, 4 young man named 4. j..
lnghnm, graduated from tho law d.
partmont Of tho State University, he
being the yalcdictorian of his clnss.
The writer hereof well remembers list.
cning to that valc.lictory, Which
was In itself mcritorious: and young
lngham's style and orntory on the %
casion were such az 10 win numerous
compliments from very large aud IT.
tclligcnt audience. Mr.. lngl,an left
the University with M unusually prom.
i.ing future before him. lie went 10
Davenport to practice Ills profession,
where he became addicted to strong
drink. 4 FEW days ago, while on Que
II his dcbauchcs, Il friend with him nj
tempted 10 persuade him from his cup,
when hc exclaimed. II wish - Gud
some ono would blow my brains out. =
aud instantly he drew pistol from,
his own pocket, and placing i Ut his
brcast, fired. The hall passed through
the coat vest anl shirt. and striking d
rib glanced 10 that Il did not prove
fatal. Can one imagine " fully com.
prchend tho terrible peril in which
Young lnglam rtoody facc 10 face
with tho Demon N strong drink. an,l
with Ghastly Death, he hcsitatea Mt
u moment but struck hands with the
latter, rather than contend longer
ngninst he power " tho former. Slinll
We my TINT !, WAS done III moment
of insanity Rather call Il tho mo.
ment of sanity. when the full power
Of consuming appetite flashed uron
III. mind --Ninlon Eagle.
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tscnCrMl Regulations ,

Pupils arc received MI, time during tho
vear. mil charged fram date II entrance.
NJ deduction .na,lr fnr partial absence,
nrlers IN case uf rrntrnrisi illness, " dis
,nls.al,
Communication. 10 rnd from The Aradr.
envy arr subnitiea "a tho inspection VI .he
a1pefnlrss.
Each Pupil Il required 10 have ehanycs
NJ rlalhins Sufficient ~ appear NJ all iinrs
nently md respectfully dressed nlvo ris
tonsls, sis llr naIklns, uns dressing.
puWu, anr hNthiHE pnMn, tMn black aprons,
kniir. tnrk, silver ilble mud teaspoon. md
napkin rink with naHe marked IN full !,
Ir.ssing.sese furnished with cumbs, hrash
luuih ani null trusllss soap, ste.
Pocket mnrey Hni Postage stamps IRE 10
III entrusted ~ ihe l,lrreiress M esprnl.
lures ior ul.thing ~ ushrr items will bv
made. unless n snln " money ~ deposited
With the Institution fnr TINT rnrpn.e
Difference IT Religion iorli,s no obstacle
to the ndmisslon IL surh aA nre willing 10
conform IL the established routine ot tho
Institute alslrr N fArRiftt,
I'LL snrer.fe-s
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*. Nicholas i'or August

II mn excellent .hpi weather Mum.
ber. 4 q ntains ',lle Ailair Of tue
',sun,llipcr, : story ~ adventures III
the water, ~ Elizabeth Stuart Phelps;
Il Nhalcman's ';has,. 7 story II The
nrenn, Nv j II Woodbury.. aud e,.,,
4 poem. telling In very quaint an'l
amusing why, .Ilsw little l,iri ven,
IL Sen !" There are largc insiallaen,s
II tho two serials. FAST friends, h,
!. 1. 'l'rowLridrr, and ~ In, Nigh,
live Bc,n Expected, ~ Frank Il
stockton. ~ TIN Irs, u them II u
SIT, 4 lhr Nerill and tic ether II the
\ aab the ad,eftnres "a tl4r e,.hrrn.s
ars ~, d all similiar. Natural lie
- receives i sasl aeal II attention, IN
TIL, rap len III. u logical ,;arl' ns
i, l.tllaah are described. with eight
pictures II their occupants; there IL a
slur, IN frcuul, (ipr ,ranslatian) IT Il
l',t Monkey: thu exploits f s.lns
missionary Insects arc till; there
ii sketch IL tho life aud adventure. u
a Snhi: and certain ants TINT raise
crops uul some birds tina. lay oil,
streets arc described hy tie lively anil
wiss Jack iu-the.palpt" Mrs. Jane
&. sMsshclm contributes Willie
Little Brown Sister. Il sketch of tho
fnr Wet. aud ,lr 4 NJ LINK has i
Thoroughly Now England sketch, The
Moving II tho lsafn. = with funny ama-
taer pictures. Tho poems. IN sum.
mef Time. aud THE Little y Il tin,
Lied. 7 are each marked h, n peculiar
lna,ul huin1r TINT will hc sutu IL make
them widely reai mud quoted, md III,
tifsl i.mus, oNg,li-itel, illus,rat i,on'
.lesigns by the author. Besides MI this
there il beautiful fron,ispieee: short
s,prrs ~ Charlotte Adams aud l.isxi,
". chanpi'e.. n practical ar'iele ~
Nool Carving mud tic usual excellent
special departments.
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kctii,Mcr's Monthly fur August.

Tie paper IN Sclil,n,r's far Angus,
which viii probably " most Mi,icl,
rcal Il entitled 'Rrcollcctianz III Charles
sumner. aud |. tho first of Il series u,
Mr., A, y. johnson who was long and
intimately connected with Mr.. Sum.
ner u hi private secretary. Another
timely article |. Kate firll's sketch II
tho manuscript cf "Our Mutual Friend
recently sold in this country. William
Henry Goodyear advances some origin.
Al theories ID regard % pisan af,l'l,cc-
tnre III d fully Illustrated article on
titled IA L.4t AIT. Mr., Sane gives
u Some Epigrams of Martial Nh.
Sloddard prints his SECOND piper on
tho ancestry Of Some British Auth.ra.
anl there II = sketch u Nhiiclaw
lcid. with portrait
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The Mr,iregnr Times ASSUMES Il
think that The rnhaiue Herald vii
hardly he furgiven ior tie fe,,ew,hs
llsals plea.~n,r,:
1.-THE cresco Plain Dealer. which
lase ysaf threw itself into shn arms u
ralicaiism and has boon ever sintt
doing In level hes, ~ defend all IL,
party coFrur,ions il. strange Ia say.
naneeatcd with the nomination a cnu,
for attorney general and refused IL IN,
bin namc IL the head If iis columns,
The Plain Dealer. to any one hut 4
radical. gives good reason for ~ il.
iae when !. says: We believe the
attorney general cvaded his duty III
pushing the prosecution of tho Rank.
In matter. and that civil suits should
have been instituted against his bonds.
men 10 recover The amount ~ his do
falcation. That he dil nothing uf the
kind II OH the evidence We want tina,
he should not have been renominated y
On the contrary, there being hui
ono Or two more Republicans on tn,
ticket ~ support, than On thu, of III,
Times aud Herald. We think II Is fun
ny. Aud beside that. tile Repulli
cans on the ticket We support arc no
d tho Swanp-laad .E.lI-Stonc-dcfalca
ton breed, nor was that old buxzar,
the author II the Republican ?lalfarn
Of 1874, nor u any platform that v,
over endorsed When thief begin
20 preach TO US on question: II scum,
morals aud good government, We nj
nit No are quite apt u keep al c,e i.
the man, and forge, h,r pretty talk.
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Evidence multiplies showing

Evidence mul.iplies showing the
Presidents comlnittal to the third tern,
principle. Yesterday Il WAS the appointment
Of ]. BAScKovr DAVIS. notorious
writer u third term editorials aud e.
says. % the Berlin mission; to-day
Il d tho prospective establishment Il u
now daily IN Washington especially 10
advocate \ third term for Grant, IL bo
published by Gsonas ", Cmlhs. oi
tho Philadelphia Ledger, bosom friend
ofths President. M, there IL no far
thor doubt on this hcad--,he third
term principle II % 10 advocated 10
The utmost. with GnANr himself ~ tho
chief inspircr d the movement.
The new paper Is 10 DO established
In October. u will be u morning aud
evening pspcr.
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The judicial convention met ut Cal
mar on Tuesday, anil rc-nominatcl n.
nctllashcry without opposition.---There
wore but % delegates IN attendance
oil told. Clayton aud Howard eouu.
tics were not represented, bu, i gentle
NAN from this city, Who was At cnl.
mar. hut without credentials, was nj.
lowed t. Gust the vote Of the county.
We d. ut know Judge McGlathcry
personally, aud from our own knowl-
edse, could not iatellisenlly either sup
port Or oppose him; bn. We have b..
fore expressed tbs sentiment of tho
district 40 far as We hn,c been able to
learn IL, ~ very unfayorablc 10 his ro-
nomination Ito Il certainly not tho
popular choice---nn innu can he farther
FROM thut -ana II hu cannot deny tho
charges which are laid nj liz dor, r..
speeding bis integrity ~ a Judicial Il.
Seer aud h,s private character, WI en-
not resist tho conviction TINT his ,lnn,-
inati"n i unworthy party TIN, means
70 do right u MI times. and conseq aent.
y unworthy the supper. Of honorable
citizens. Tho opposition arc In scs-
sion II rostyillc to-day, { "Wednesday J
Wo shall perhaps. hear the result. bc-
ksro going 10 press. lnany event they
cannot make worse nomination, and
Ne expect II them something vastly
better, We await the rcsui, with
deep interest. --Nieiregnr News.
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