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MINOR MEETINGS.
NtItgtJs JvA1{T1,

A. 1,;.t ,v.-d Danuh,,rsn f,,rh
n MeottnS oA W. 49, " f
WAS hold a. tho party hahaqua1ters 1aat SSoolnH.
A,d Dtchardaon in tho chaIr.
49, ~ .-;.. ., - <,,o,.,
TN MOTION, q conuleEoo VI o'At q" 1oAo"o'
was nppoiptod to suggest nntnea to hb vosod Tor
~ de,crntcn to tho comlug City Convention
AID. Dixon, J. Lylo King, Lincoln Dubois.
George Kimbark, Louis Haas, and Louis
Jacops. .---.
motion waA made to nominate tho Non.
jun "e..s"oo ~ ,.I =. e,
but tbe Chair aaclafeu kue tuoslon OUT - e'oe..
A nt,rnbor seconded tho mption. hud urged Its
,., ~. IT,, CHI, In.,.tad tb.t ,h. rootinn waa
~"up.s1A' 'A' ~ -. ~. ,v.,..,..h 80.
Democrat.
rus maenn9 ADJOURNED anlos e. !sat egns suu
whom the conmce appo1ea y. s"eges' e s,s. ~
be vossa fof =! tno pf'asies toaaS WILL 1epof'' Wa
Immediately Atcs no Adjournment neorge II: ,,; na
lin called tlo meeting 70 ofuef aRA1 ano uunt.
nated hlr. cobusn ~ tsc.iaeht. unIn lua9
tho clHir tile lFeslaent mluneo =.
to tho object of 10 meeting, ~ s1a. H. 1pen ea
beln4 anawefed that wHs 70 luaofso tlo non sohn
WeutWofN 1or Alderman. UNDO speee0 III 1sFoF u
ll1e object oI tho gathering ~ Annonnco't.
Mr. Ariel Nominated hlF. wentworth lol A4oe1InAu'
ann he was declared nooiuetc1 auahlmouSiy. o,.
Frank l.umbard favored tho llset!ng With olu
bhads," after NAlch u ADJOURNED.
N1STH WARD.
A Nepuhlicau mceslug Naa hrd last evening At no.
~ WoAt aisana ssrsst. William II, Iaoni@oa ~ tnc
for Alderman vas accepseJ mud TIM Of John NJ.
suI ho W.. nn.,silnoasy no,ninsteI by shs meeting.
Lengthy speeches wore madu BY TIC eene'aeh pSes,
wus rasyel TINT I'll Republicans prcsant padgo them
seiyca TO ca1t their yotea ut the cou8 election TOT
, 1876-04-05

Nzw Yonx. April 4t||Tho Pullman ts'aeo W. w
Company, Of Chicago, hare tlled ball IN eaus l,s
Ia tho United Btatos circuit Court fof th'o "
cult, against Webster Wagner OF this e'sy' 49,. w..
Ing that tho defendant DO restrained Iiom tuS t,,So
Ting on railways and ualog cATs eoos""'|o@ ''e'
the Pullman CARS.
, 1876-04-05
ALpERMANlc.

n
CHICAGO, April 4.-To hs Citizens and Voters
of the Ninth Yard: For good aud uasfd ros-
Sons, most respectfully docno the nomination
for Alderman tende1cd mo at tho Republican
mass-moeting hold at Dtl!lngs' Ha'l, Monday
cyenng, April 9, to be voted on al tho primary
which occurs to-day, April 6. Nospocstu'iy
A. i. BISHOP.
, 1876-04-05

There Will b. found in another column call signed
by tho citizens Of tho Twelfth Ward, asking Mr. g.
H. McCrea and ]. T. Howley to run as candidates for
Aldermen without regard TO tho deciaon of the Ne-
publican pt,maries Tho cali ID ono OF the latgest And
tha boat uRued Tint Ina ayor ade ita appearance Ia
this city md ndcacA that tho people OF the ward ate
fot&aea up On tho Aldos,nantc question. Among tae
George ". Fewcoinb. John A. TyEren. D. Wotthing-
tou, and 1leuben Cleveland.
". ". CAlkina will not 10 q candidate be1oEo tho
Twelfth Ward primaries for Alderman.
, 1876-04-05

70 sAs Editor Of TE4 Chicago 5rsounss
on1cAao, April 4.-scc 80 Of Art. 8 Of the now City
Charter res.ls that mo person shall bo eligible
to tho ollce Of Alderman unless he shall be Aqua1ed
elector :and reside within the ward for which he
tho p,yncut Of any tax or other liability duo tho
Aid. ). g. Campbell, Of tho Twelfth tformerly
Trteenthl Warl ia largely III asrc1rs Tor hia CITY
eligible 10 DO his successor. which hn desires to
10. TWELFTH HAAb+
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aAN FuAsc1sco, April IA dlopasca 'lot
Tucson: Attzoba, rays tho war IN sonora 10 ~
sually snded. The zasousson'1,a ~ e.,.,.
fofoes have Joined hsuds. while tesqule1as V'1~
.msaaiax tSs Hiats iarees, has lied
, 1876-04-05

10 ths Editor Of 1As CAfeaao Triaansf
CHICAGO, April Al noticed In TnH Tn1BuFa my
ame mentioned beng among the list Of candidates
for Tho chico Of CITY Attorney. VIII you do me- the
favor to aay At am not candidate for TINT position.
apd could not, under any circumstances accept
tilo ofaeo II nominated md elected. K1nk lAWEs.
, 1876-04-05

II, nslinu tic Abovo figures tho reporter has cAre-
fully avoided making any distinction ~ between the
twn popp- at the corner Of Twelfth atrces An!
Tir! avenue aud At the corner OF Ihrty-iourfh And
ftatn sIrrets Tho80 mattetn for tho laWyefa 10
fattrt uu. --l
THE nEsuLT
pf the election In tho South Town aprears to % con.
rrdcd to ue victory for tho Republicans, and tho
siecon Of their whole ticket. In the boz used a. no.
fQk LASnlle street tero arc probably about .oo e-
publican votes to 40o Democratic An even moro
favorable estimate than this II rnadc by Mr. Aoyne,
Who via present when the ballots Wcro deposited.
All. Dixon sce.nn to bcisye that not mora than ono
soo IN sx II the alle street voting paco were cast
The result It No. g44 State street md at the corner
ef Cottage Grove Avpnuo md street also
ttatod 10 II hll way and II Als ot tounaea On
fkct a. tho Moderators think It IL. there Is hardly
question but that 0aowsySand Gray arc elected WITH
le other Two panca OF less importance on the tcket
KEEP AN EYE ON TnEAI
When the determination had been reached to post.
none tbo final count OF The vntca 1t waA decided that
Col Hunter, on ths part Of tho Republicans, and Ed
Phips for the Democrats, should constitute con-
tee 10 guard tic ballet during tho nigA aud tlat
po other Iersons should have acceea to lthappened
however hst latar In tho evening Mr. Elliott Anthony
and Dr. Nitchell called around 1t tho polling place.
and there discovered Dave Thornton and Clemson IN
xl6tdc,ous proximity to the box. It Is therefore
Thought advisable 10 ths friends OF reform that
they had better keep shaFp lookout on tie ballot
counting today aud that nu frauds AaTe been per
xcttatAd.
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OTHER ELECTIONS.
lLs.lNOl9.

CICERO, uOoE COUNTY.
6pecsal Nspateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WEsr OnioAao snore, April 4.-The following
ars tho 1uajositics in to-dayts election for town
officers Supervisor, ". Il, Wood, 40 ms]ority,
r. A. Buow, Collector, 110 majority; Robert
Hood, Asaesaor, 81 majority; Benedict J. FL
aridge. Trustcc 5mhlority; Harvey ]. nloo,
Town Clsrk, z majority.
MAINE, cooR COUNTY.
6pteiaS h&pateh to 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
DEspIA,xEs, Ill, April 4.-At The election hold
here today the followng.namod gentlemen
wsrs sleotea FOR town olloots Fer eursrvlsoz,
Lewis Foyer. 1o2 majority, tor Town OloFk, Q.
q. Dsunatt, 10 msjority; for Assosaor, n. Aon-
MIN, III majority for Collector. II. Btotgo, 202
majority; for Commissioner OF Highways, N.
Hoffman. " majority for Township Trustee, E II.
Agor, Na majority. Tho election parsed OF vsFy |
quietly. The wholo uumber Of votes cast wss 2a1.
JOLIET.
sp.etot 0fspatsA 10 f1s cateapo 1tihsos.
JOLIET, H., April Ivory fittlo interest was mani
tested In Tho township election which occurred
u no political significance attached to the result and
light yoto wss pol1ed. There was no opposition to
The regular Democratic ticket whoh vAs. In the rnain
An acceptable one, and much hottcr than that party
soiioNs: Supervisor, ths Hon. ". s.. brooks; A.
eiatant snpeIv1sors WILLIAM WsrnST' }9hn a5sn nnd
Anaon1 s,e nosn ssessor ess1 '" + S:psush
School Trustoo, hobart II. Mapps; Highway COM
| missioner, John 6hutes.
WHEATON. H., April A-our village eiection yester-
d.y wa ono d tho most exciting In ls history, thcro
psne!y, nsdcsi Temperance ticket, Peoples Con-
sorvst1vs Temperance ticket. and License t!ekes.
Tho Conservative uctot vss o1ecied by snau pu'
ralisy.
FnKrponT, H., April k.-A heavy votc wAa pouod
s,eHess Il tas neldihe Repabaean, temperance, .nd
penoess.'o The or. wa1 SHARP AsssmsnS'5s
sS1s sasn, '" n.oes.. .s lily alerk William Trefnesl
% sionsr, WiiiIsm 1shar. Republican: CITY Treasurer
ill., ee:oa akss pses
to-day. .---.
| BrpiNar1ELD.
| Hpsstat Dttpateh 10 ms CAeaor 1ffbHns.
srnnssisIp AprI t.-Tls Town eisetioa r pso.
crossing tele1.by quietly! There have been Gniy ro%s
Ss;s1a DgaSS H.; r. r., ,taos = onfss 1ss counting
Of tne voea Of Springfield Townahp election Is not
ERA 81 ta es wbeo
c.tio and taxea4ng ticket, but by rcauc7d nslofi"
, BLOOMINGTON.
s:s! sii' s!s,i tsa,, e
nepubilcaa convention ot lsst night, md .nnennee!
himself - An Independent candidate Agatnst Tryner
III ss ssfs2's sss sssa ~ hs'et5 T.
George g Dick; Amos Ketnp e. Wsaae: d o':ot =
as s1cstsa s1y gys.ssasy sss IN
tioe By only Two majority after hoty contested elco
sioa. Thomas j. uunn u bis associate, elected BY
large majority,
ss'1s pgq!tA pnr fSs e r.; Gaaa9 s'f Democrat
6y iyps5oEity; Tho balance Of the ticket Ii .bou
5p.sa1 Dtspas.A ts r. c1tesgs II, s9sss
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limo to b. between him md biz orponsns: E.sry,,
lhs Tos lilo rpmraInts about the conduct Of tho olso-
lion were rAer on either side. |
GATHERING Up TIE s0TEA.
After tho polls closed In tho Weae Town the botts
we're taken 70 The prtncrn poins 1 wsss hish t
ttSS tSs vons haa been done wss soon crowded
10y ot luds.s bummsrs, and friends o. eone Gs
stis C.. II ,s X s sss
moss .ns'sS q -. eses TEN .,.st o!t,i ~, sn
ia.ss wa sta !ron d;sr,asd @ Essh;y n n
which ,nnssa roua h IL ns By
.itsE Tho Hodetator hid ntrn hts place. Everything
ssa s 9r a. % sn;.alss sn,.as
osess " unioetci md oshera xtnota taliy,litts: Az
thrsn thinEs Ind to bo made right. Amid the otn
eau. W tho sons.a of ee ai soehs rasbs ID
anu ~@'es Thrs. rossras1oN or rnB OFFICE.
r, II. sixth Ward thtrs had been tronble and dis
p.,tcs Thspe .!.s shses potns p!ssss n Ill wssd1
thIrd Il ths southwest corner Of r~enty-second
esrrst ana Blue ls1snd avenue. The tsst r1en had
5.ds ths TT ), ,ss ss' Coz
Ilyant Of tho Democratic carddhtea for Assossot
had managed and arsd things, .nd IL no eos II ~
10 20 over 70 nurdlct \ Mcsd's lumbcr-yard, WHERE
shey organized poll, using 70 OLD erseser, baf IN
and pope but Democratic yoses were poile 10 ono And
Tss a. nsf se
ins Tho baota aud tallysheets, and went 70 tho Hal.
etsd stroet onoo smiling and hsppy. 1Avnaass came
- Then followed : Democratic troop With Con n5ana
votes In tt. The Dornoesata challenged tho naAed-np
Iond talk was had. but abusyo hngusge was use.i:
Con Ryan said ho would eco that e9crJtlinR VA ~
~. apen ehar nd -
heard. lie said thastt Wa
al tie yotes In night, and thai It would tAfe at
least thrpe days to do It. (At this asFc Mr. Maithap,
West Town Collector, vas unlocking THO vault.] NJ:
eoans H. npa psS bo1 Ill s,enios md
W nss. ay nd N = m r. h~ os1 or sr 'ne ~ t..
SaSn Xm.n uapnod hise nrad; drunk and Of Arutan,y
character shouted for hr. Doricfson to count the
howl snd do,nanded that tho votes b counted.
Urady became Insulting and bosterous, aud threat.
snss m5 an ains o7o ins Hodsrate
ono sido TO psuoct aud ts other to asaa The police
Ecre asked 10 mt4nt2tn o1dcr, but remained quiet.
Finally, tho pressure upon them to do teir duty
Justice Morrison repaired TO tho West Madison
Street ntson for lid, At that Tins riot seemed
e1i e pat 1aih % % III % dis1 oa. his frsnds
| and matters looked
MORE SERIOUS THAN EVER.
The crowd pressed in closer and closer Brady abused
~ police ss fearful 5s.e hut under Soiytas
Al Ass bravo citizen "bounced" brady, And ordel
wss In TArf restored.
son p1opose, to leave tho counting Of all Tho ballo
until this morning account Of tho confusion Nh1et
asses @otso n I .a, ,ee ~ ~
dates and the Town Board, Including tho Moderator
then held consultation, knd 1t WAS decided TO eoun
Tho foliovin8-uaued then sat down a. tho Canvass
Ing board Moderator Il ?. DeEe1son o 4 = Bartlett M
| r II ilnknr Thcmas Dlessou, Euos W. Smith, nns
, 1876-04-05

r,ou.a,ed b, nj. Gle.so hs Town Clerk so .t.te no
aiibeatsy Witch mt 9e.'en.n found h.ef T. II r
nd made lin sdf IL cassoa.n oi ibe Soe impose!
him ito duty Of counting Tho same, bns It thn peetens
so sten 1s to I'm four Irregular reaut
of having Two polling pseeH II or near cettan piasea
n,. had o,dss ~ 3ss
.as 51ss ssss sa sss sFf!s e.
In h hsts came NJ 1et y sons
c'ssP csHp'''its to Do Tnss:ysf wuaia s,,s ,le
nsssias wthoas legal sdv!es: az lrs, 4 r..
a,s's @ y 70 count ii ths ,o.s hoa esst.,Sn II
confederation q these t~o fset. hsd hoea tnopSn. nj
v.:De e AZ e. IL fseess s,es na Il Judges
Courts. iie wished il fny undcrsood thst no ] Tr1R
w,s and tast htro vi ~ .a pscuo Of ths
Css q ny person 70 prejudice ths s,s sEt'M .t M
vo .! ssndaatc S III, ~ n tnte tho matter
Mr. Gleason responded thst 70 fM, Moq NJ. % dutT fsi
hut what right md wcnla d1ha n's "u'' 'N'~
W. :eAy 11a,.sr. .noner xho "a. Ess.ssn
said thss in orer 10 .rod my .s t. e,nyra of
might . 1.s ns saa ssen rtcess be aten
IT, IT, 70. so,s ,e. th.s r Gleason Intended TO asal
.5y 9s e osssa n,s =
XII. Foey sstd that - e. understood tho matter, II
= sss % snst oSnn'ns nshx tss
rlao,s 10 Anthony SID that the Alderman was wrung
In that respect. Il was perfectly compessu1 aoe
"a Esnyasstna Bnard to take recrss at my time.
In oosnpllanee With tha adviee Of Nr i.nter which
eoe.nsd 10 e Senefsy considered - 5000 Y ne MT
trF the polilngbox Of the vote taken n No. ~ -
.aGos T. o.nyosa tirre 7oc4 for tho Republican
ttskct snd cue for the Democratic. 1fs then made
rocofd ot hid CANVASS far a. tho ssme Lad rroce1
es and took the scnsc Of the meetn9 on
Tho easr. "; Ts' ,s;. s,e1coo ma enS
Tbs S"1cs ~ brought in we're wlcu no. roasd tight
1y, opened only long enough 20 s aie~ hcv wets
fhrrcnf. and the Iron door locked. To make
sure that no, taureEins "a. anaessassn .sa aao1
Il lie vajt md aiaeon ": King a1r wss selestsa
Nv the Republicans present 70 watch their intefcse
Tia Rc1eet!on VA 10 excellent one, - Ms K!nE
probtty of character and vtgtAnos insnro shas he viii
carefully and honssuy perform hts duty.
TIE s~ ID ihs ID nkey % prove dtscnts 1a ma,
ter for Confederation 1t will be TO the LOB
Thomas ToJne, Ilott Anthony, aua " l. Mitchell,
Who will bo expected 70 give N opinion on ~ ~
tnday il uoaable. The question tnost pertinent ~
the cae IT, whher hs Town Clerk can be ~ bi, IN
10 auYass any votaa which ARC not returned 10 IN
i'm boxos Furnished by him for ihs prf1~~o' o'aer
md minor questions must also b decided. -. =, ,,
xntn1 frfr
New-York tribune., 1876-05-03
POLITICAL NEWS.

MR.. SEYMOUR AND THE PRESIDENCY.
ms NAME NOT TO BE BROUGHT FORWARD AT ST:
LOUIS BY NEw-YORK DELEGATES-HE WISHES
ALSO TO SAVE THEM THE EMBARRASSMENT OF
DENYING THAT THEY GO TO OPPOSE GOV. TILDEN.
UTICA, N. Y, May 2.-The Utica Observer this af-
ternoOn publishes the following letter from Gov.
Seymour in reference to the Democratic nomination
for the Presidency
TO the Editor Of The UtfcG ObServer:
Ihave not felt that few complimentary notices have
placed me in the Of those seriously thought of as can
ddaes for the Presidency While therefore, have con-
stany answered. to all those who have spoken 10 me on
the subject that could not accept nomination. even
In the improbable event that should be rendered
have not thought that there enough in the suggcs
tion of my to mako it matter OF good taste TO say
anyt ling my signature; but article in yester-
days Utica Herald may embarrass others and place them
In false positions 1t that certain delegates that
names in favor OF my nomination and against that
Of Mr. Tlden know that many OF them his earnest
supporters. While some OF them would not be In my
favor II was candidate feel that 1t is due to the del
egates named many OF whom warm personal friends
to save them the embarrassment OF denying the state
ment that they 20 to tho National Democratic COnyen
ton with any view OF bringing forward my name or OF
opposing the nomination of Mr. Tilden.
am truly yours, &c, HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-03
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
RESOLUTIONS RESPECTING TIE CENTENNIAL SUNDAY
oUEsrIoN-PosTAGE on RELIGIOUS ANNUAL PUB
LEGATIONS,

RESOLUTIONS RESPECTING THE CENTENNIAL SUNDAY
oUEsrIoN-PosrAGE on RELIGIOUS ANNUAL PUB
LEGATIONS.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 2.-The Methodist
Genera Conference assembled at o'clock. Bishop Scott
presiding usual religious services followed and the
reading OF yesterdays proceedings The Rev. L. III.
Price OF the Upper Iowa Conference submitted the fol-
lowing
Whereas The history OF world in al the ages OF the
mast demons the fact that a nation without Sab
bath drifts rapidly and certainly into nideity ana bar
Whersas This nation claims to be Christian nation.
and consequently to believe In the Christian sabbath
Whereas It Is strongly urged in coran quarters that
the great Centennial Exposition soon TO be opened In
Philadelphia shall be kept open on ine Sanp,h n d u,
thereby holding Ia contempt Its sacredness ana aesar
ing to the world that we disregard tho Divine injunction
Resoired by this General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church representing 100000 OF the people OF
this great nation That earnestly protest against such
Of the day. and request the officers who con
pendence TO close the doors during the hours Of the
Christian Sabbath and thus publish to the world that as
Resolred That the Managers OF the Centennial are
entitled to the gratitude of all good citizens for prohibit
ing the sale Of intoxicating liquors on the GROUNDS con
nected with the Exposition.
The Rev. 3. r. Damn Of the Newark Conference offered
substitute, rendering the thanks OF the General Confer
ence to the Centennial Commissioners for their action In
determining TO close both the buildings ana grounds
under their care tho Christian Sabbath After discus
sion. the proposition aud substitute were referred 10
committee Of three to bo hereafter appointed Bshop
Harris announced tho following committee: On Conten
nal Obseryances-E o. Haven. ID. d., Syracuse Univer
sity; Cen G.. Is. Fisk, New-York; j. NJ. Trimble d. DE-
Ohio; r. +. QueaI, Chicago; the Rev. l.. d. Barrows
New mpshiro; G. j. Ferry. Newark; O. ID. Fisher
Georgia; NJ. W. Jackson. Pennsylvania. and H. C. Ben
son. California.
motion was submitted providing for the appointments
OF standing committee OF twelve 10 be named the Sol
mtee on Judicial Proceedings and To consist OF one
fr.tn
conferences respectively, to which committee all ques
tions of law and tho of judicial conferences shall
be referred. The proposition led to long discussion IN
which a number OF delegates took part substitute 10
refer the Judicial conferences to the Committee
ON EpIscopacy was lost. and the motion to appoint
JudiCial Committee adopted.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
TOBACCO MANUFACTORY BURNED.
LARGE FIRE IN PEARL-sT.-LOss ESTIMATED AT OVER
g73 600

TOBACCO MANUFACTORY BURNED.
LARGE FIRE IN PEARL-sT.-Loss ESTIMATED AT OVER
$4,000.
Soon after 7 o'clock last evening fire was
discovered by officer Griffin in the fourth floor OF the
fye-story .tuliing at No. 178 Pearst occupied as
tobacco mandatory by straton Storm whose sales
room was upon the ground floor. The second hoor was
occupied by Carl Ufman dealer In leaf tobacco ana Dy
Horace r. Kelly e. Co.. tobacco commission merchants
straiton & Storm occupied not only the three upper
floors OF No l78 but also the same floors OF NO. leo
which were connected by archways, except the ront
room of the third floor OF this building the lower hoors
were filed with offices of Wholesale tobacco dealers ana
lawyers The fire was threatening from the first that
three alarms wero given in quick succession ana
responded &c by large force OF engines Nowithstand
ing the efforts OF the remen the fire rapidly worked up
TO the roof and through into the attic OF No. 1SO where
for n limo nothing seemed to affect its ferceness. by
the system and combined force or the nreinen IL Mas
made yield and before long was under cOntIo lnc
flames had got such fOOtl0ld. however, tnat tney con-
tinued alive, and engine and hook ana laduer COLI
pany with their apparatus remained at tic scene nea
all night. Tho Of the fire is UNKNOWN Dut IL -
thought have originated IN the dryngroom In inc cen
ter of the building. -.
The building is owned by Mr.. Stevens, who Is now on
hs way home from Europe; t IL said to be Insured IL
YVES damaged 50, 900 $4,000 the whole roOI nav
ing burned of The principal loss fe upon otIaon
stroyed win probably amount to S7Oooo Ihey are sa
be insured but particulars coud DC asccIt1@eu @
Immense quantities Of water being poured upon the e,
the whole building deuged, ana every tenant VIII
sustain moro or less damage Apparently the circum-
stance that there WIND prevented uisaotlouo
cOniagratOD from resulting
New-York tribune., 1876-05-03

tive Chamber It seems to be equally well understood
that the Republicans win endeayor to keep the bill back
until the very last moment, 80 as to prevent the
veto Of the Governor from reaching the Legislature
and make 1t impossible for him to throw upon the
Legislature the responsibility Of defeating the whole re-
apportonment
In the Senate the Democrats made number OF dlatory
motions Senator Jacobs moved to strike out the enact
ing clause and made speech OF some length In which
he characterized the bill as Republican measure
drafted with the sole view OF furtherng party interests
He declared that the Republican members OF the Com
mittee, aided by sharp and schemng politicians had
divided up the votes without much rs consulting
Democratic Senators in regard to their own districts and
said that the effect Of 1t that II the State went Demo
cratic by $4,000 1t would be impossible to elect Demo
cratic Senator in Kings County Mr. Gerard moved to
amend by inserting the provisions OF the minority reports
far as they referred to NewYork Senatorial districts
This was lost Mr.. Bradley moved to strike out
Aegany from the XXyIIth District and insert Chcmung
and Schuyler. 1t lost. Mr. Hammond moved to
strike out Schuyler from the XXVIIIth District and
insert Seneca also lost.
Mr. Jacobs tried TO give Kings ii Assemblymen, and
Mr. Emerson to give Monroe A. But all OF these motions
were lost The bill read third time, aud passed by
a vote M % tn 10 as follows
New-York tribune., 1876-05-03

t2d MAY M st anchor n Lswes Del narbor snonf mns
West OF the ice and diver examining her Dotom
The Emma O. Edwards from sea'nern poI @ ,ss ~
Ledge al the OF Conn., haroef and has
TRe ship Keudrck Fish, from London via Portland Rcsd
gale March Is Is niles s. W. Of Eddystone LyhI
FOREIGN PORTS. ,.
HALIFAX N. s. May Sailed steamsnls Seclse w.
ington for St Johns, n III George SFomws % '' s, IA
Borland James Slater. Emma Hesther SOD Haas
May l. Medea Capt Abrahamsenl Dagmar !Capt TN
sen) MAY Italo Brnga AREA Arrived nlsrca y,
LA April 81, Wanderer 9th. Joaquin serTa Anscme % IN
Racurso segunO Tenta vitoria, Loretta Andaz SVih "
Laskcr, British Queen May l. Aino. Simpson Ss
Iawrence 1.-THE bulwarks Of the last named vesse are as
Scmifamis MAY 2 Hattie Goudey Alpha Rsynar, Daurs
capt Ames the last named at Qneensto"p WIN "As
sick with small pox.
p.vcop Me- Nav 2-Saied schr Clara for philadelphia
BRUNSWICK ia. Nay 2.-Cleared, scnr A. O. Ireland i~
PORT ROYAL. s. o. May 2-Arvcd. steamship carondelet
from New York.
BOSTON May 2.-Arrved schrs. Amos Edwards West ana
VIM Flint, Peidleton, from HoboAen Van Buren, M1ntgom
cry. Eizabethpot Cleared. steamship Mass4ohuSe'~
CH,RIEsTox, iay 2-Arrived steamship Champion. Lock
wood, York Cleared, bark Anna iNorh r HAM
KEY WEST Fa May 2.-Arrved bark Frank Marion Ei-
PoRiIAsp Me- May 1-Arrived schrs s. p Brown iron
Phadepba Welcome Home, from Windsor, ~ b. 1or Now
York, with mainbOom broken. ....,
TYBkr Ca May 2-Sailed steamship Seminole, MstthewA
for Boston,
POET ROYAL. s. C., May 2-Aryed, United States stesm.
ships P0whatln Ossipee Lehigh, and Canobicus caioa
United STATES steamship Congress-
SPOKEN.
April 23 lat a so long. 40 49, ship Lake Michigan 9TH
Lamont nom LAYER. ooi Tor Montreal