, 1875-09-30

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 9th
Democratic Convention met To- day
Gov. Castor was re-nominated unani
mously. In the platform is the follow
ing: We oppose any further issue b.
the Government of currency inconver
table with gold, and we favor speed,
return to specie payment.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 22.-The Republic
can State Convention nominated as {
reform ticket, Gov. J. Morrison Harris
Resolutions oppose imitation and favo,
4 return to specie payment.
ALBANY. N. Y, Sept. 22.-The Liberal
State Convention to-day adopted the res
olution, that we consider it self evident
that there can be no sound currency,
but coin and paper convertible into
coin on demand, and without speedy
return to which, national disaster threa-
tens.
Boston, Sept. o. Vice President
Wilson dciines to be candidate of
Governor of Massachusetts,.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 22.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Grant left Long Branch
this evening. for the West.
New YORK, Sept. 22.-The new ship
Big Bonanza sailed for San Francisco
to-day
Gold closed at 163s(9I.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The Attor-
ney General has received several tele
grams from Mississippi from persons OF
both political parties and commencing
his letter to Gov. Ames, which is de-
scribed as havlnga very Statutory effect.
The kilograms also mention that perfect
quiet remains in the lately reported
disorderly portion of the State. Gov
Kellogg of Louisiana, called upon the
Attorney General to-day and expressed
his entire appreciation of the course Of
the latter in the Mississippi business
and comedies in the views of others that
the letter to Gov. Ames must exercise a
good effect, not only on Mississippi but
in Louisiana and other parts of the
South. The Governor also stated that
political matters in Louisisna were now
remarkably quiet and there were no in
dications of renewal of such distur..
Dances as some time ago characterized
the condition of affairs in that State.
While the Internal Revenue receipts
this month are satisfactory to the Treas
ury Departments, those from customs
are less than those for the corresponding
month last year.
There now remains only eight million
dollars in 5 per cent. bonds for nego-
tiAtion. No further call for redemption
old bonds will be made until deman-
ded by subscriptions to the new.
The Commission appointed to inves-
tigate the charge of fraud preferred by
the Indians against Agent Gibson of the
Usage Agency reported to the effect that
they found some irregularities such as
an imperfect system of keeping accounts
but no evidence was adduced showing
corruption and fraud.
MADRID. Sept. 22.-The Co7respon-
dsncia of this city says that Cardinal
Simeni, Papal Nuncia, addressed note
to the late Government demanding the
execution of the concordate between
Spain and the Vatican, the payment oi
arrears due to the clergy and that NOM
nations to the still vacant bishoprics be
made as soon as possible. The reply
was couched in conciliatory but firm
language. The ministers tried to con-
vince the Nuncio that the circumstances
Of the case no longer permitted him te
put forward his demand. 1t is believed
here that the Vatican will finally abatt
its pretensions.
HENDAYE, Sept. 22.-The northern
army has cut off all communication
between the Carlists in Navarro and
Arragon. who are compelled to cross
the frontier.
VIENNA, Sept. 22.-The Fmperor Of
Austria on receiving the parliamentary
delegation to-day. spoke hopefully as to
he maintenance of peace in Europe.
. SANTANpER, Sept. 22.- The embarks.
ton of troops for Cuba is actively going
on. Up to the present time 1000 have
sailed for that Island.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-The principal man
ufacturers of this city will hold meet
ing on Friday in favor of the Philadel-
phia exhibition.
BELGRADE, Sept. PA telegram to
the Zeitaaag at Berlin confirms the report
of insurgent victories. Trebigne is
again surrounded. A special from
Vienna says the report of the failure
Of the consular commission is prema-
ture. Negotiations with the insurgents
were only commenced on Monday last
Those we'll acquainted with the inten~
tons of the Porte says that not only the
ministers but the Sultan himself is fully
convinced that the old state of things in
Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot be re-
stored and must be thoroughly changed.
LONDON, Sept. pa special dispatch
to the daily Telegraph from Vienna states
that Servia and Montenegro have noti-
fed the powers of their determination
to remain neutral in the troubles between
Turkey and the Northwest Provinces.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 22.-An extern
sive swindle on the Government and
the importers of coal has been discoy-
cred. Wm. I.und & Co., wholesale
coal dealers, Market Street are heavy
purchasers from importers. Every