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The New York herald., 1877-10-21

atlons Ii is admitted on all hands that the Chinese
population OF san Francisco numbers about onennth
OF the whole. BY tho statement OF Els, Cncf OF Po-
lice, before the committee (p. l5c tue total mum
of arrests during period OF hiteen months
reached 2j,053 OF which Cinnamon ami women sup
pllod Jyo, loss than ono-eignth Now, II Con-
sider that The Chinese nearly all oi the ages
which arrests do, while oil the extra wntc pop
ulatlon scarcely one-ha are those years. we shall
SEQ that the 900 white adult population supplied
% 900 arrests, while one-fourth tnat number ol Chi
nese ADULTS produced less than 600, less than
eighth the whole number. When We consider how
great number of these Cnncsc arrests grew out OF
their ignorance OF municipal laws ana Tor mere
violation OF tho "cubic air awr wc may intcr
that the apprehensions Of Mr. Meade will
not only prove baseless but tho Chlncse will
appear singulaIly moral. Apply tho same rule
to the number Of Chinese fcons sent TO tho State
Prison during the year ending February, 1876, which
was 6s out Of total OF 50i, and the conclusion
rived as TO their morals must be remarkably iavor
able and lead US 10 think OF them represented ny
that prince OF farmers, Colonel Hoster, who tcsti-
he'd ~. T1A:-
.'lhe Cninaman Is good In everything do not care
where you put him; he is The best man IN California
them; have never lost pennyworth IN all tho
twenty-hvo years l have employed them; never
heard them lic have more willing
TO work, more truthful; never have had contract
b roken by them.u
MENTAL CAPACITY.
The SILLY declarations made by shallow people TO the
man, are abundanty reiuted by what every really IN
tcIllgcnt man knows OF a people VINO, centuries IN
ADVANCE OF our clvinzaton. had invented the com
pass, printing, glass and gunpowder. ON this subject
will, rom mass ol testimony, only quote what Is
said by Rev. OTIS Gibson oil the authorities cited
by Mr.. Meade:-
this people do not hesitate 10 express my opnion
that IN simple brain power and possibilities OF culture
the Chinese race Is equal 10 any other people IN tno
world. We know no,hing wnicn tho Chinese arc m
capable OF learning" a. 4Jl.l
WHAT THE CHINESE HAVE DONE
Having met the sinsuiariy wnd, unsupported, aecia
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
THE CITY'S WATER SUPPLY.

Brigadicr General United States Army.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
WASHINGTON NOTES,

WAsuNGTON, IuC-ty, June H. lciI
The Secretary of State to-day received a ca
ble dispatch from Minister Gibbs at Lima announcing
the release of the Pacific Mail steamer Georgia. During
the passage OF this vessel through the Straits OF Mage'
ian sa was wrecked but through the exertOns of the
staomshp company was raised and resumed heg voyage
noIthwarI When in the vicinity Of Callao she was CON-
nailed 10 put into that port by reason OF stress OF
weather and while there upon representations Of the
Chiliun Government. she was seized by the Pc
tuyian authorities Immediately upon the announce
ucut OF the seizure, Mnlch was received June
4 The secretary or STATE, by cable via London Lis
Ian and Rio dc Janciro TO Lima instructed Minister
(lhhs To demand the immediate release Oi tne vessel
Whether the detained fOr the violation OF
,,,riti,e laws OF the Republic of Chill was, hc sald .
question To settled by suit or formal demand, ana
% Ppiyian Government had no authorty under tie cir
tIe ~ - IN It1cricon vessel Thc lrnfnnf-
pcss with which tins question was disposed oi may oe
,ed by the fact mat ihe seizure took place GboHt eight
~ ~ M n upiut not less than 5000 miles distant, ana
the vessel was released yesterday.
The Attorney-General has called upOn the
accounting officers of the Treasury for copy of the ac-
counts OF Brigham Young, the Mormon leader filed In
the Treasury 20 years ago, when he wac an Indian
ooput appointed by the Government. These accounts
,re called for az the request OF Mr.. Howard United
states Attorney for the Territory OF UtHh VINO VIII eN-
anime mem carefully in connection with the Attorney
GcneraL II is mtiated thai they furnish important
testimony against Young and upon them prosecution
will based for various Illegal aes committed ~ nm
While acting as Indian agent.
The Secretary OF the Navy, accompanied by Commo-
dore Ammen, Chef OK the Bureau Of Navigation Com
rodore shufedt Chief Of the Bureau OF Equipment and
Recruiting. PaymasteT- General Watm0ugh EngInceFn-
Gnicf William H. Shock. and Cher Naval Constructor
Jobu " Easby left here this morning 10 inspect tie
Nayy-Yards At League Island Fenll ana bGQkyn' \.
Y The inspection Oi the Ldrttih y"I"s VIII NC m''c
later IN the season.
letter has been received at the AttorneyGeneral's
Office from L. ~ Dougass United states Ma shal lor te
western District of North Carolina, courtng the fullest
his nan3gcinCnt Of thdt ONCE, ana
Announcing that he viii use every means 10 punish
wrong Oh the part OF h.s deputies.
The Director of the Mint yesterday instructed by
,be Secretary Of the Treasury two drstclass
medals cast for Col j. Schuyler Crosby and Mr.. Carl
Fosberg as testimonial, t0 their brave conduct ia saving
human lie at the Tine Oi the sihhg Ol TIE yacAt Mo
LnMk.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
POLITICAL.
THE GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
| TION

THE GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONN In
TION
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY WITHOUT POLITICAL SIG
HIFICANCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR1
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The election to de-
ternine the question OF holding Constitutional Con-
vention in Georgia which took place to-day has no I'm
mediate political significance. No decided opposition
was made TO the project There here and there local
opposition Most Of the Republican politicians preferred
to have the convention defeated but they made no effort
10 organize their followers to vote against the PROPOSE
ton The active promoters OF the convention scheme
did not venture to state their motives explicitly
and provoke an agitation, because they did
not agree among themselves to the changes songht TO
be made the Old Constitution. They thought il wise
TO throw the whole question into the convention without
much preliminary public discussion. IL was feared that
the various elements of opposition to the many changes
talked of might II aroused consolidate and defeat the
convention There s probability that the debates and
divisions that will be to in the convention
will make break in the solid white party III the state
Several Of the new constitutional features proposed WILL
IL carried be pretty be fought at the polls by
large aud influential class Of white politicians who have
thus far acted with the Democratic party.
TIE RESULT NOT YET KNOWN.
AUGUSTA, Ca, June 12.-An election was
held Georgia to-day 10 ascertain whether the people
desired to vote for or against Constitutional Conycn
ton Richmond County will give about 800 majority for
the convention. The With Congressional District will
give a majority IN favor Of the convention Returns
from the other districts in slowly, and not suf
ciently definite to indicate which way the question has
been decided The blacks voted sodly against tho CON
ventiOn in this city and large number OF whites voted
with them The Republicans generally voted IN the
negative. The total vote in thc state Will he hgnt
RnPCRTED DEFEAT OF TIE CONVENTION.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 12.-Special dispatches
to The Constitution from all parts of the State, up to
loch haaf do
ieated III the State by small majority.
TIE VOTE OF CHATHAM COUNTY
SAvANNAH, Ga, June 12.-The convention
was carried in this county by about 100 majority Two
thousand three hundred and niueysix votes cast
The entire vote has not yet been counted II has been
raining all day which kept many people from the polls
The Republicans chowcd more activity to-day i'll voting
than they have III the past two years.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
RUSSIAN STRATEGY.

An article in The Russian Magazine Of Po-
iitieai Economy the strategca conditions OF the cam
pagn contends that Is impossible for the Russane 10
send at overwhelming force across the Danube
aga ust the Turks done by the Germans against
the French in 1870; for sufficient provisions and ammu
milton could not he supplied for such force But htt'e
could obtained the country itself; they could not
by river, the few railroads would be de-
stoyed there would be scarcely any means OF trans
por order the continuity of the operations
Of strong army, IL necessary 10 organize an i'm
mense transport service and movable storehouses
Equal difficulty found in applying another leading
principle Of strategyhat OF securing the operations OF
the army. For this three conditions are OF essential I'M
porance-rst the safety OF the hne of operations for
attack retreat and communications second the safety
Of the base and third favorable position and direction
Of the for the line OF operations In view OF THESE
dangers the author concludes that il would not lie safe
for Russia send than 900 men to the balkan
another army of 100000 men would be requ cd To Cc
cupy the line of the Danube TO mask the fortesNes l
to keep open the communications; a thitd, "ta2 M 3l
OOOCO protect the northern coast OF r BACK
Sea and q fourth of 100000 men, TO protect the rght
of the base and the line OF operations at iist
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE MARCH ON ERZERUM.

. pYCIsIVE DATTLE EXPECTED IN IHE VALLEY oF
TIRE ARAXEs-TARDY OPERATIONS AT KARs-
otT REOccUPIED BY THE TURKS.
LONDON, Tuesday, June IL, 1877.
"Telecrams from ASIA" says the Vienna telegram
to The Times "seem to indicate that there Is no
lorcer that feeling of dependency which was so
marked in late accounts from Turkish sources, and
,bat n battle will be rsked in the Araxes Valley
Tla only question is whether the Russians VIII
,ack the Turks in the position they have chosen or
nusb forward the column coming from Olti toward
Frzerurn and then turn the Turkish flank. The fly
,no colutnps which Mukhtar Pasha has sent against
tbe russians at Olti show that the Turks are aware
nj this danger but it remains to be seen whether
thev can obviate il and spare sufficient force 10
bek the eventual advance of the Russians over the
nos of the Kiretshli Dagh leading direct from Olu
e. the head of the valley of the Western EuphTates
and ETzerum."
A Renter telegram from Erzerum gives the num-
her Of Russians at Pennek 20 miles northeast oi
Oil rs 600 men and nine guns while the turkish
corps which reoccupied Olu consisted OF SIX bat
talions 45OO men) two batteries, and l.ooO
cavalry. Both Russian and Turkish accounts agree
tbot the canuonading at Kars is Intellectual and In
decisive. r..,-..,..- ,,,o,e 1877
Reuters telegram from COnstantinopie says !:
"The Russians are retiring from the direction OF
Frzernm in order to prosecute the siege of KarS. 1t
is stated that Deryish Pasha will supersede Mukh-
tar Pasha. A son Of Schamyl, the Cncassla chief
has left Trebzond for Erzerum."
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
AFrER EEzERuM-rnE pELuGE.

A writer in Frds0'S Aagdsine, who took
part in the Armenian campaign Of 1s5l-G sketcles
from pc sons recollection the chief points around which
The interest Of present military operations cenes
In his Judgment ,he odds offortune heavily
AGAINST the Turks than they at time during he
two previous wars While the Ottoman army o. to-day
superior 10 those of 1s2s and 1854 IN numbers equip
ment. and organization, the gcneralship Of hnkhtT
Pass scarcely better than that Of ADD aud lat and
Tie treasury which was full then. is empty. II
adequate reer0Ieemeuts De sent from rsbizOnd or
Asa Minor the lose OF the Armenian capital j. not yet
foreg0ne conclusion; but u the spatby corruption aud
buIderBg incaIacity which led 30 the disaster o ls'4o
be- repeated Tie loss OF whole cOuLiIy from TTeb
zond 10 the Zab may be confidently predicted. The
writer, who Is evidently Tory after the Earl OF Beacons
heds heart forecasts the disastrous results OF an
tension OF Russian dominion In Armenia. In his Judg
ment 1t would simply the potential command Of All
Asia Minor Of syria and Egypt, and Of the kGphraes
and Tigis Valleys the Persian Gnn with the estab
fsLIent Of naval arsenal at BdshTe After tho fall Of
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
VETERANS IN COUNCIL.
THE NEw-Y0RE ENCAMPMENT O. A. r. AT BATH
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

THE NEw-YORB ENCAMPMENT q. A. r. AT BATH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
BATH, \. Y, June 12.-The semi-annual
cncangmont OF the Department Of NewYork, &. A. r.,
was held here to-day The meeting called TO order
AZ 10 d. IN. by Commander Tanner IN Purdy's Opera
House. An address of welcome was delivered by John
Davenport. esq Mayor of the village. Commander Tan
ner responded Col A. T. Baxter made stirring speech,
arou.ing great enthusiasm the old comrades.
Some Of the old army sung ana the walls re-
sounded the strains 10y shermans men marching
10 tie sea The eEcanpment then went into executive
session TIE business btioro 10 consisted mainly IA the
reception OF reports from the dill posts. aud in die
cus,ing tine details OF organization. Jhe officers arc not
elected tin the next seun-aunual oncampment An eX-
cursiou upon Lake Kcuka winch Aad been planned ior
this afternoon postponed until tomorrow morning.
The town is gayly decorated with buntIng aud l ge
number OF people !Om OtHcr piates are already a-stin-
hl.d refreshing shower h1s iaen during this alter
noon and evening" cooling the air. ~ the banquet IN
lie county Fan house ti. evening speeches were made
I'M rc spouse tOas;s by the Hon : : Rogers, Gen John
1. EoI,usDu Col L. c. Parkinson. Col Baxter Col KUN
sew Commander Tanner, and others.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
TELEGRAPHC NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA June 12.-JudgeS Hall, al the
Centennial Grounds, sold day AZ public sale IL was
bought By a gentleman nom Lancaster, Penn, Or rcUO
BosIoN, Mass, June l2.-A large crowd assembled
to-day the launch OF the new ship Iceberg bat
every effort her was uuayailug Another attempt
VIII be made tomorrow.
NEW-ORIEANs, June l2.-Ycserday the District
ATTORNEY ned information against eXAuui George b..
Johnson harpang him having aken books
the once the property Of tie stale Bail hxcd
at 5000.
TRENrON n. j., June 12.-In the Chancery Court
before vice Chancellor Van Fleet, GOV Parker argued Tor ho
allowance OF amoly Mis- kdgNay O Red Bank VINO hAS
been divorced The eXeits much interest Decision VAS
reserved.
QUEBEC, June 1.-THE steamship Lake Cham
seized oiei Ifoiii c
Rceisty Court Admiralty at the suit OF T. " fefs "M
Of the schooner :. Watet- iot damages O ."i,ioI
ng $4,000. security being gwen she was allowed To
proceed.
AMHERST Mass, June 12.-The Amherst College
Athletic hls officers for the ensuing
as follows Presien George I. spshr 81 Columbus, ONO
Vice President slack, Prov ence T. /; DrrctoG G.
Pia Rrookyn VI Secretary AID ITesseIoI, W = ke
sey VI Geneva, NY.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
RUSSIANS WITH ENGLISH FACES.

The Russian soldiers seem TO be initiating
something besides the tactics of the Teutonlc army
They are webobaved IN camp and on the streets they
pay what they get; they not inemperate They
walk along the Streets says correspondent OF Ihe
Standard edo their business and take their pleasure
with SIMPLE frank unconsciousDess that reminds one
Of no service in Europe saving the English They not
only act like British soldiers hut they even look like
them In figure face and expression the correspondent
adds the Muscove officer resembles his British cotem
porary more closely than he does the German. Ihe
affected stiffness OF the latter is wanting while that
frvoy which used to I've conspicuous bas disappeared
They live merrlly, why should they not whose buSi-
ness It's to die. hut they prudent and decorous
wthal Such flowing of champagne was never behed III
BuchaBest. but it flows with n pleasant rpp'f. Inc
young fellows their business, crack their Jokes
inOdesty among Themselves stare not otensi'elT AZ
la les and treat the civil population with perfect
courtesy The ply sca resemblance to Englishmen can
be traced even IN the ranks.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE GREAT ORIENTAL WAR.
GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED IN ARMENIA
- .--...... SIzLNC ARMY A MAR BASIS

GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED IN ARMENIA
-,vvcy KroRGASIZING HER ARMY ON A WAR BASIS.
In Armenia the Russians are evidently sull
eating to have each subdivision Of the
srny in an advantageous position before
advancing further on Erzerum. According to a
turkish account, the troops which entered Olt have
tallen back about % miles to Pennek, town on
tho road from Arda0an TO Olt The bombardment
NJ Kars is described as ineffective. All is still com
paratively quiet on the Danube. The report that
Rnssia is deferrng operations there in the expecta-
tion that peace may intervene proves TO De
haseess no cessation of the war being expected at
Bucharest. In England the pacific assurances OF
The Earl Of Derby and the Marquis Salisbury appear
90 Give general satisfaction. The Turks clam that
ar uont, neerns have been routed in the Kolaschin
A,strict
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
FATAL RAILROAD DISASTER.
A COLLISION NEAR HARPER's FERRY.


A COLLISION NEAR UARPER'S FERRY.
FOUR PERSONS INSTANTLY KILLED AND Is WOUNDED
GROSS caRErEssYEss THE CAUSE.
BALTIMORE. June l2-A collision occurred about
7.5O a m near Point of Rocks, between the regular
morn,pq accommodation train from Winchester Va.
and a snecial excursion train from Frederick to
Washincton CITY. with an excursion party to Mount
Vernon Roth trains were in motion, the engines
crnsbin0 into each other. Four persons were in
stantlv killed and 1s were wounded-all on the
excursion train-as follows:
THE KILLED.
DETRow, RICHARD. merchant, Frederick City.
Roks0S nnwAhD T. s nf T6s Fy,aer,ck Examiner
WALKER DORSEY, merchant, Frederick City.
HE WOUNDED
BhkIGEs, "1IiAa IlAs
DAVIDSON, jOHN.
piHS phnSi1 r. joins
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
RUssO.TURKIsH WAR NOTES.

BERLIN. Tuesday June y, 1877.
The North German Gd;ctte denies the truth
OF tAe roport n The PaH l1H gazette of June that Ger
many was about form second practice squadron OF
teyeu vessels and was preparing enlist additional
men.
LoNDOS Tuesday, June 12 1877.
speci, dispatch from Bucharest 10 The Daily Ncirs
Etates that peace may be treated as utterly
grOundless.
LONDON. Wednesday, Jane IL. 1877.
A large number of torpedoes which had been
manufactured Fiumo ne Toulon, have been
eonhscatod by Italian Customs officials, al Cornona
Reuters dispatch flom Constannope reports that the
OF the Turkish Parliament will closed the
Z2d INST
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE TWEED STATEMENT RETURNED TO Mr..
TOWNSEND.

Attorney General Fairchld said last night to
reporter Of THE TRIBUNE nat he lad turned over ihe
Tweed statement TO John d. Townsend and II now
rested with that gentleman 10 say what disposition
should be made Of 1t. Tho AttOrneyeencral no longer
had control nor could be tell 10 what use the doc
ment would be put MI fairchid was uhaoe 10 say
whether Tweeds statement had been employed IN any
way to influence the weeny compromise, but he was Of
the opinion both from ITS contents and from what he
had been told by Wheeler H. Peckham, that 1t had not
been used IN that way al all MI Peckham had told ln
positively that the document had not been employed I'D
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

Erzerum, Diarbekir, Aleppo Modu and Bagdad viii
be the mercy the conqucror during the next war
not during the present campaign The suez Canal viii
be threatened. British fleet wlhave To be permanently
maintained in the Persian Guf and the alternative route
India viii he closed for all time. lie therefore recon-
mends a Sikh army corps he dispatched from Bombay to
Bagdad sound measure of precauon likely TO @ l1i'
the area of the Armenian campaign and crafty 3OooO
600 OF Indian subjects Of The British Empire who
tho Caliph quite much as Irish Catholcs
venerato the Pope. The writer seems to overlook thc
fact that such movement the part Of the British
Government would be equivalent to declaration OF war
with Russia
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE MONTENEGRN CONFLICT.

TIE MONTENEGRlNS REIlklNG AFIEk SlbbbokN
FIGHTING.
VIENNA, Tuesday, June IL, 1877.
special telegram to the Political Correspondence
from Cattaro SAYS: After 90 hours fighting near
Krstaz carried mostly at close quarters, the Mon
tenegrins have withdrawn 10 Banlani. The losses
on both sides amount to several thousands. The
Prince of Montenegro has Withdrawn his head
quarters from near Ncscs back To OstrOk."
CoRsrAsTISOPIg, Tuesday, June 10, 1877.
Mehemet Ali telegraphs that the MonteneRins
have been routed IN an engagement In the Kolasehln
distinct.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
III. A. BLOOD's FALURE.

BosToN, June 12.-Ihe Nac- Bedford Ner-
curry says regard 20 tie reported liabilities OF Mr.
Blood 10 the NewBediord Institution o. say.ngs that
"the larger part Is surety with persons OF undoubed
financial strength and that his own indebtedness 10
cured by surees which beyond question and by per
fecty sound collaerals-not stock OF the Boston. Gin
ton ana Fitclbug ana NcW-Bcdiord Railroad. The
bank cannot possibly lose dollar IL is understood the
situation oi the Merchants National Bank OF the city ID
subs ntiy like taat OF the Institution of saving and
II II probable OF our monyed Institutions Will be
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY McCRATyY AT WEST


[FRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBuNEI
WEST POINT, n. Y, June 12.-Secretary OF
War McCrary with his wife and two dauslcse. Gen.
Sherman and daughter, and Gen Hancock and niece,
arrived the post late this evening The Secretary and
his family staying at the West Point Hotel and Gems
Sherman and Hancock are entertained by MaJorGen.
schofeld, superintendent OF the Academy.
The mortar drill was brilliant and wit
and heartily applauded by several hundred spec
taors including many pcrons living in the vicinity aud
others staying AT negbOrng hotels. The night rs dark
and rocAets and paper shells exploding the river
produced a very beautiful effect.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
sERvIA BECOMING WARL1KE.

LONDON Wednesday, June IL. lsII
The Standards Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that 10000 Servians concentrated at Belgrade
and 1000 at Kragujeyatz. The permanent commit
tee of tt Skupschna propose to reduce the salaries
Of employees 30 per cent to cover expenses for anna
ments. The Kragujevaiz arsenal is working night
and day. A Servian demonstration in the direction
of lnsch is probable, with the Object Of drawing OF
Mehemed Ali from Montenegro.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE ARMY OF THE DANUBE.

cASNoNADING FREQUENT - THE ARMIES STILL
w.TcgtNG EACH oTHER-THE RUSSIANS NOT RE-
PULSED.
LONDON. Tuesday, june IL, 1877.
The two armies on the Danube are watching one
another and cannonading is frequent, but the Rus
slams have not yet disclosed their intentions. The
Turkish report Of Russian attempt on Saturday to
cross tho Danube at Rustchuk which was alleged TO
have been repelled, is unworthy of much attention.
as the attempt certainly was not serious. st.
Petersburg telegram to-day says it was merely the
cannonading of sappers who were working at
GiurgevO
Reuters Bucharest telegram states that the Car
has signifed his willingness to receive Prince Milan
at Ploiesti. The Prince will arrive on Friday, ac-
companied by Premier Ristics. Gems. Horvatovieh,
Protics. and Leschjann. The Porte has been oiii-
cially informed OF the projected visit.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
ENGLAND'S PEACE POLICY IN FAVOR

In a leading article to-day The Times says:
"The Marquis Of salisburys and Earl DerbSs speeches
al the banquet OF Merchant Taors School last even
ing coming Immediately after the presentation OF Prince
Cortcbokos letter. VIII give intense satisfaction TO the
whole country by showing that the Government, while
vatchfu Of all real British interests. Will not out
the blood and treasure Of the country il defense of night
mares or chimeras"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
YEw-HAMPsHIRE STATE OFFICERS.

COSCoRD, n. H., June 1.-THE election Of
State officers by the II gisatuTe occurs tomorrow Nom
nations were made at this evening The Re
pubcans who will be elected are Secretary OF State,
T. b. Thompson of Concord state Treasurer Scion A.
Carter Of Keeue COmmisgaryG General, VIM ii. Sise of
Port srnouth State Printer, JOhn b. Clark OF Man