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Ocean 5teamers.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
W BETWEEN NEw:YoRK AND HAvRE.
f sg s avoid Soh transit Sy english a
wsy and the discomorts OF crossing tho Channel IN small
AaERIouk santeln Meonesday. FeD. Il
fABRA DOR sspgi.r 80. Wednesday Meh. 9 10 a. m.
'"''-' LOUIS DE BEBfxS Agent No IS Broadwar
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
a, AmsTcsn P oo Company Line for PLYMOUTH
MiEfAS ~ w zoo %E;STeHALIA..... FEB 70
oa Es' s % Pif'P penis 70 fr
fs%SY Si6TsR 6 h3 sSs:j Ssa FS:. Az
NJ General Ra Agents IS 81 Brosd.s NSS.YCrE
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
i NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 49, ,
SrhA scuFRi MP SE ASb hhEdES
SAT Fee ssO PN TEETDER at f FeS 3
RATES OF PAssAq zen T% S SE % SOUTHLAND
FIRST CABIN 800 Scoop sSb
Return ticket, at Reduced Prepaid sserag' certid
Storage tickets to points The Of England $50
oELRICHs a CO.. bowling Green.
JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Msur ross M seasons ., 1s the YEAR. aA'
S STr{ 81 TSfTRoT Ak
CITY OF BET - rs IL l., Rs9AY Fec a9 nOoS
CRY OF MoNTREtL THURSDAY. March 1. 1880 M
CABIN spm oT o S So 81 eEes on favorable
s1EERAGE. 500. Drafts at lowest rates.
saloons staterC0ms shOkng aud bathrooms amidshlps
These steamers To 10, carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
JOHN .. DALE Agent. 81 ana 80 Broadway. ". 7.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il Sailing from Pier foot Canaist, North River.
For the Isl HdU US or PANAMA.
-, 4msiin d APUL q. Z cav. Feb 10 no n.
Connecting for Cental and south America and MeNon
Prom San Franc Japan and China
~ amship CITY % r PEhI @, Sat riaY, Feo z noon.
From San Francisco TO Honolulu. NewZeaIand and Aus
Steamship ZLLASDIA. Monday Fen. rs. noon
FOR freight or general Information apply At Companys
Office. on pier foot OF Cana-sL, North River.
Passengers forwarded TO SAN NCl5CO, san ~ WISa
ISLA NDs, JAPAN. CHINA NEWIEAL AND, AUS "a
LA, soUTH AN MEXICAN. CENTRAL AMERICAN "na
sfT-- ICAN PORTS.
For Information in regard 10 routes apply to the
G. ~ sEwh1L s"''"' -''' 80 H j. BULLAY.
General Passenger Agent. SuperlD sendent
DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
j. Pier foot Of anal 81. North River. -
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 PASSENGERS FOR CALL
RORNIA.
From md after WEDNESDAY, February H. 1850 The toll
lowing passage rates between NETWORK and SAN FRAN
CISCO only Will go into effect viz.
CABIN s7E. STEERAGE, f35.
These oil necessary for the voyage
TO CALIFORNIA SHIPPERS.
Shippers desi make contracts for through eght
at greatly viii please apply to the Freight
ONCE above
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OK AND AFTER JANU,PY, ~, lSSU, .
Trains leave NewYo via DesOrosses and Corand
Ferries q follows: !,
1850 $50. and 10 IL night Sundays l;5o ana
q. D, o. $50 $3.50 and 10 p ~ AID IL plrhI , N
Trains leave New York daily except Sunusy AZ
and pm. running through Trenton ana Canlu.I
Boats BroOElyn Annex with all through trans
Jersey city, anordng speedy and direct TRANSFER o
BROOKLYN uavoi. -, ooo q
z 1876 & $50 ana II Limited Express, IoO p MI
l45. 2, :. $50 !. and 100 p M on sIndsy A. 90
g. a !, 1858 D.. m. Leave Phiadeiph@ VIA
Camden o q. m. ana 800 p. dEily except Sunday.
cFet 20 and 04f Broadway As,or House and oo
Of Tesbros.es and COtland - COurtst and BROOKLYN ID
mex Dcnst Of Fuout Brooklyn; NOS a. llb ana ~
Hudson It. Hobo Depot CIV. Emgran TICKET
ono, , Battery Place - - -, .r..t
The NewNOfk Transfer Company VIII call ior Anu SNoNA
bas 0aqe iron hotels Ind residences
fhANA 'G,1crsI ,ap,Rer. General Passenger Agent
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feeinres ano meeIluas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-ReguIa meeting
~ o'clock ?. M. 9TH Februsryi ~ Cooper Union q
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fine ARTS.
By LOUIS J. BIRD & Co,
General Auctioneers-
ZIG WASHINGTON Street. corner State

BY LOUIS J. BIRD Co.
General AuctioneersL
ZIG WASHINGTON Street. corner state
VHE Entire and very Valuable Collection of
Paintings and Charcoal Drawings belonging 10 the
estate OF the late
WILLIAM MORRIS HUNT.
AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Feb. and 4, each day al
] o'clock
This sale represents Go Oh Paintings and about lOl Char
coal Drawn gs which comprises all the works Of MR. HUNT
possession OF the estate that Will be offered at
public sale
Tho collection il now on exhibition the Studio. No
PARK square where catalogues may be obtained.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

Leave New.York. foot OF Lbertyst Tor Red BANK LONE
Branch Grove &c, at S:l1 II'sO H. H. Hi' - VIZ
p. M UpvpnpT of MATAWAN
STATION, and from OCEANIC and fhlh ~ 70 ~
RED BAN MI, aud from POINT PLEASA"i NJ Din
GRIT, with all trains
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN Leave New. York foot Liberty q. r. H. OF ". J.
sl5 gdale Toms River, BaInegat ana IN
termediate stations. . 4. n.
ll6 p mfor Toms River yineland all stations 10 ID"
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. nh.
p.m-For FarDiDgda Toms itiyor BarDceAt luOA"-
ION X H. md
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btcambonts ano Rdilroaoo.

NEW-YORK =, CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER n a t.oo Dec 1879
500 M Western and Northern Express to Rochester -
i01oa H. Chicaso end western Express Dfa%ns room
eAs to tss Oslss ap 5 r with conne.a,
TO Utica saratoga Gle9s Fails AID rutland
500 n St L6n FIpSsss day with sleeping ca, ',r
~ aa 3i for Ranao s sSS bs,sS
% Fat EXPIRES. tor Montreal Rochester and Corn
ING wa Geneva sleeping cars TO Geneva ''o"'''e '''
FS FAX Gs S Sns 'cRTs 70
g 90 o az" Ss sSScss with sleeping Albany
arg tS on sale Nos 152 ana tiS Breadway ani At
westcsts Express Yioes fers ace an! % ana 'I1
bIosd"av' NV o. MEE6ER. Gerr'ai Passenger Agent
'VHE ERIE RAILWAY, LAKE rs,. ..,
wEsTEi5 \. ILEoAD Arrangement q trains ta<ng
eDs am. cineaoatl Chicago DaS Eypresa Drawing
,ooul Coaches IL Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
co66 Df S Ss ~ a q Taa. 70 tie West so
wet Pu'lmlu's best Diawing'room creeping NOA'he' "
p n Daiy Pacific eEpres' for tho Wet ~Eceoog
SS ard Chicago change also Hoc Dining
.sR. Saa5 isa9 1 tor 9G D %ss xsvyo
D ana h 81 SAG 5ass4aiy u gut only saoS.v, SIS
,aS No r. h9s Ts';t So ~ ;s'
~ n mGS ehL Sundays g. $50 1920 las $50
an s Il %%s ~ q 70 ,c S5o lq I'd e qSo
a5 so 800 10 ' magh aaiays q So sis
~ o. o. ~ " AZ $40 Z D. and ~ m dnisht .
m sHn s51. q; a mo iSS $50 M So
aid ~ midnight .gnr ~
Wswls 90 c a Nv III 10 a. a. 800 4SO, m sun
az fsnS sT ana T. Kingston "a H. SoOP sundAy' 0'o
m.,..eu d. CO., D. IozDa n $3.50. BOD A:S0 D. IN sun
as O. $50 1870 a. To-, $3.50, =. IN an 40.
Cay 10 1920 500, 4:3p N. sun
M. s.SH 10 o m 63U. y IN. ine9 a m AMI 43O p.
y, TRAN connect with New YORK snd OsNoso hidaHi RAN
r. 60 q, ,'s zoo D. loso $50 m. sundays
q Po1 - o. w ~, q, $3.50 aud D. IN -.
ego i-U 2d-s; qidfteros ana qate after each
hour % for Das.ags and or spaItnen's IN Drawing ro3m
IChets ps~ozcbes lie oDtanec ana ORDERS Tor the
and sieesS transfer Of may he lcf 81 the Com
check ls.ena Nos $50 4Ul S57 Br0tdwaY y y. No
pany ,,rookvo or . thu COMPANY Dep0ts ., g,.
C1 ~. - m aims from the West arrive Ne"''o'A - '
n - ard H. s11Tr. Gen' Psssr Agt New York.
NORTHEkN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTIONS.
foot Of Lbertyst for Freehold at Slo ilfo L. '
a alb Ia
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Excursions.

CPECIAL EXCURSION TO HAVANA and
- MEXICO-HeW steamship CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
leaves New-YOrk February 7, due Havana February
leaves Havana FeOru arrives Vera Cruz too4ry 10
Will Join the steamer at Havana bOf pa
tlculsrs apply +. ALEXANDRE& SONS 35 Broadway, N.Y.
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II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOTS
IN PHILADELPHIA, . IN SEw-YokK.
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n1inttr nesoris.

ENVALIDS going SOuth will find homo COM
forts a. spence House, MaD's Ca 10 healthier
pace O., be l0uud. Fuu particulars OF sTEPHEN A.
SPENCER, 500 On ave.
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIRE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE sAFETf.
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) GIiLADELiI me-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JKRoE

Perry si,iicn IN Sow York foot Of liberty s. ,.
lrrsv station in Brooklyn foot ot fM'on''" Je"e"S
whnr. $500 -, v,.k foo, ~
Liberty a.. follows: ,,.,,t.,o..
G3D tnFor Pennington. East0n Belvifere bethehem'
Bai1 ALeDiown. Maach Chunk, TamaquI, slahahy tig,
Hazieton ElIiIa etc Connects ~ Juhtb"h
ur,h ne aware "a and y rrern lallfoad
Hieh Bn Erlncb, Schooey $ Honh.ln
Rndl's Lake and Hopscong East"n Alenlowh Jar
r.hurg Mauch hunk. I&maqua NfkeaDaiIe'
scranton Danyille. Willlamsp0rt. etc
loo a. m.-Foi sOmervtile and Pennington 49,. ,,a,.n
lDm-FOr PENNINGTON. EastOn. Bath. AlentoWh aiau'"
Chunk Tamaaua Mahanoy City Haz!etoh rum
WiikesbaIrr, scranton, Reading Columbia. L'nc"s'oi'
Jphlata Pottsy11 Harrisburg, ETC. -,-,- ,,o,u,a,r
D. m-FOr HlYh Bridge Branch. SchOoeys Mpunih H..
Budd's Lake and Lake Hopatcong Esston bei'aee' "
$40 p M Foi somsrville and I1,mngton ,,., oh,rr
5:3 d m,-Daiv EsstOD, Allentown. Mauch Shenh'
Enir4 Reading. Harrisburg ami the NssI IUn
} abroad.
For PhsDethIHt g. osl5, $50. G:ih. 7:l5 7:i5 $50
e.ib 900 il:3O l045 l:l5 lIA5 M 1910 Ii9o'
pa. 3 $50, 3:4J 4l6 400 435, 3. 5;ly o:3O DAD D.
6.I5 $50 77l5 7:i5. S;l5 9l5. ~ 10 IL u p IN ~,
SUNDAY tran leave st $40 II p M for bonnh IooA
and MEDIATE al $50 for EastOh AHep
o EoI NewarSAt 545 G:i5 ti5 7l5, 745 l5 $40 93o
10 1880 lil5 10 2. J. 800 4:@O D S'SO O4o'
q Gao 7: 10. s:lb, 9:l5 IL. IL p m $780,,
For trans 10 al POINTS see Time able AZ btauona .
eoa nf the Brooklyn and Ere Annex MAKE cohiecvi AZ
Jersey CITY and from brooklyn and e ePo'
City
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M" i221 H a0a A9sori Gen. Pass'r As-' New YORK
.-oDru4k> RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

cave lot Engevood ClosieI, Peimoni and yAcs
= 20 q 80 4, n, i. ). 4 400. 52o $40 $50 ll5O n
.. ooO, 80 m and $50 d. The 80 d. III. tram
I'LL. "a minutes SATURDAY nights. o.no - ..nn m
iee'e oo .,rng Val ey aud MOnscy j. "OJ a. M 91V "
N"h"e" JNO. N. ABBOTT. Gent P~ssr Az NC" VI
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DHYSlCIAN'S OFFICE reception room)
fnrIs el aso othor rooms nicely furnished, with or
without bpad, gentlemen or gentlemen ana "Neoi Iei
o..1 - NJ luL Us at
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AI WEST 27TH-ST, Cop floor. -One double,
y one SD le CRATE fire. running water terms reA-
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At per cent interest for five years, have
n large amount money loan frstclas residence
and stoIe property in this ctS. A., o COO
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DANKERS and CAPT rALISTS will want to
ID ret The Tribune Almanac for 1885, II gives The Eures
United revenue and Expenntur siroe 1870 fce'
xrrail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01

Mr. Boucicaut being engaged to perform al the noym
ASenh Theatre London IN April TINS present
Il nuited a few nights.
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DARTlES suffering from mental or ncrvons
as.ases can find 1oor board and proper attention IN
nr,vtte family Edlre,s EXPTKIENCE Tribune Up.oTn
1N,cr BroSfv-fv
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5teampoats ano RAILROADS.

ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE -.
For special limited tickets. steamers OLD CObpN ann
NEWPORT leave New-York daily. exceytng sundays AZ
Am n m from pier & River foot OF Murray 81 Leave
BROOKLYN, p. Jersey CITY, 4:2O p N, wa Annex
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financial.

A ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAlLKOAD
"A First Morcage tCeatI. Division Bonds also Missouri
Pacific told wanted. lDN O. EON q w. Aiemoo's
Sew. York STOCK Exchange, $ Wallst
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4 LARGE. well furnished room, to gentle
n men only without board SRA 10 Locations small
fa,ou, r., Wee 4ith y bet een 5th aud 9Th ayes
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A -NEW-YORK and OSWEGO MIDLAND
EDW G. FOX & co. Wallst
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Tho Reading Oompany,s Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-bIossrs. Lewis,
Gowcn and Caldwell to-day filed their re.
quired bonds in tho United States district
court, and met for organization ut the office
Of tho company. There were present the
thrco receivers and Messrs. john G. Bullitt,
Samuel Dickson and Thomas Hart, jr., Messrs.
Bullitt and Dickson representing Moses Tny.
or, upon whose petition the receivers were ap.
pointed, and Mr. Hart appearing as counsel for
tic Reading company, Tho receivers having
organized appointed as secretaries Messrs.
White and Foster, the present secretaries OF
the Reading Rlilroad company and the Read
ing Coal and Iron company respectively. A
form of notice was prepared for transmission
10 tho officers, agents, employees aud others
concerned announcing that the receivers had
duly taken charge Of tho affairs OF the two
companies aud notifying the present agents,
otc., TO continue in tho per fonnance Of their
usual duties until further notice. Tho re,
cciycrs also gave orders for tho immediate
preparation OF such statements and reports as
will show as conoscly aud accurately as posi-.
Bile tho exact condition Of aflhiIs, the assets and
liabilities Of both companies, etc. The prep
aration ofthose reports aud statements will be
Il work Of considerable time.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Delaware Dcmoorntio Convention.

DOVER, DEL. May 25.-The democratic
state convention meets hero at noon TO. day.
Most of the delegates are hero, aud while there
seems to be no doubt that tho delegation TO
Cincinnati will be instructed for Bayard, the
Salisbury element, which appears strong, will
probably oppose any instructions and eudeav0r
to secure part of the delegation for Tildcn.
BAYARD AND THE TWO THIRDS RULE
DOVER, DEL, May 25.-The indications this
morning Were that there would be quite a
lively fight between the Salisbury and Bay
ard factions attending the democratic state
convention, but when that body was organized
everything went of smoothly and quietly.
Cbas. B. Lore, of Wilmington, was elected
temporary chairman, and the temporary or
ganiZation was subsequently made permanent
Delegates to Cincinnati were chosen. A reso.
luton isiructing delegates to vote for Sena.
tor Bayard for president WINS adopted rs was
also one recommending the national conven.
tion TO adhere to the two-thirds ruo. The
proceedings were not once interrupted by oh.
jections or debate and lasted only about two
hours. The delegation to Cincinnati, it is be.
liovcd, win vote as unit for Mr. Bayard, not.
withstanding the fact that some of the mem.
bers are personally antagonistic to him.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
BnptIst AssooinlIons' Anniversary.

SARATOGA, n. Y. May 25.-rhe aunivcr.
sary OF several baptist associations for general
work opened here this morning with the
meeting OF tho baptist missionary union. Rev.
Dr. T.. q. Robinson, president OF tho Brown
university, called the meeting to Order and
mndo the opening address. Rev. j. n. Muir.
dock, foreign secretary, read the annual re-
port from which il appears that the total re-
ceipts during the past year We're f3li $50, of
which t2O0, ,470 We're available for current eX.
pcuscs. The deficit is S6623. Tho churches
IN the association are more than selfsupport. e.
ing, having given $30470 10 general work
elsewhere. The total receipts of the union
were S3O,7lS Ia excess OF last year, being the
most prosperous year ever known. The esti.
mates for next year require 1901 ,l69 The
union has now thirty-One stations In Asia,
with 10 married missionaries, four un-
morried men and iorty-ons unmarried
women in Asia aud Europe. There arc
Ol9 churches in charge of tho union, with
a total number of members reported at $1,000
Reports from parts OF tho field being incom-
plcte conference OF the few favoring the con-
tnuance of the American aud Foreign Bible
society has been in session preliminary to the
anniversaries. Az the session yesterday Cap
tain Ebcnezer Morgan, Of Connecticut, offered
s. 900 for five years for use In procuring re-
Viscd translation OF the bible, provided $780,
900 lie raisod The movement Is generally
ifOWhou UPON ana III IL hhuelaloou tlHV Vho
missionary union can do all the work through
it's missionaries with better effect. The sub.
ject OF bible work was referred to a committee
consisting Of Rev. Dr. Edward johnson, of
Massaeh usetts Rev DR.. j. NJ. Pendloton, OF
Pennsylvania; Rev. DR.. Samuel Graves, of
Michigan; Roy. Dr. Lemuel Moss, of Indiana;
samuel Colgate and Rev, DR.. Reed, OF New
York, and Roy, DIR, Everts, OF New Jersey. A
resolution commencing the project of erecting &
memorial hall connected with the college at
Richmond, Va, for Rev DR.. Joter was adopted.
SARATOGA, N. Y, May 25,--deorge Dana
Boardmann, ID. d., of Pennsylvania, was
elected president of the baptist missionary
! union this afternoon.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
The Aiinnthms Tree la blossom.

TO the Editor of The National RepuLlicdn
SIR Those Of your readers who arc mado
sick with hay fever during the time of the
blossom of the ailanthus tree arc Informed that
there is q law compelling owners OF those trees
in this District to cut oT the blossoms There
is no doubt that this poison trco, in spite of
It's grace and beauty, olton affects people very
iniuriously, aud it would be well it they were
ali extorninated, as no doubt they soon would
ba If owners were compelled to cut OFT their
blossoms 1t would bo well to make COM
plant to the proper authorities in good season,
lest the trees should not be found until they
had passed blooming, Definite information Of
their locality should accompany every com.
plant Of the nauseating odor. HEALTH.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Pirates with Their Black Flag.

NEW York May Pa Grecnport, l.. l.,
special says: Four gentleman in II gig were
fishing of Plum island, when boat contain
ing six men approached them meuacipgly.
They Were ordered of by Mr. L. r. Jerome.
RevolYors were drawn, and for time things
looked lively. They were undoubtedly from
tho schooner Below, as they headed east after
salutng the occupants of the gig with volley
of oatls Mr. Taylor, of the yacht Sl1ylark,
notified the U. s. authorities at New London
of the fuc!s. Captain j. d. Smith, of the yacht
E,telln, with ten picked men, went to Gard
ncr's island this morning, where the suspi.
cicus schooner's crew had tent. They drove
the party from their rendezvous and captuicd
thoir arms. cooking utensils, and q bona fldo
black flag with skull and cross.boncs, which
Captain Smith has in his possession.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Colorndo Repnhllcnn ConrentIon.

DENVER, Col, May 25.-The republican
state convention mot here this morning and
was called to order by ex.Govornor ROutt,
chairman of the state central committee.
Colonel John Cleghorn, Grant man, was
mado temporary chairman. Pending motion
TO appoint committee on credentials, dele.
cato from Chafleo county offered the following:
WHEREAS, a republican caucus was in session
last night for the purpose Of determining the work
in to.day's convention, and, whereas, we eighty
one delegates to this convention, representing re-
publican counties which cast in 1873 700 of the
300 majority received by the republican candl-
date for governor were not only not invited TO
snd caucus, but absolutely excluded herofrom oil
application for admission, simply because of not
prononncing regular password, never before re-
quircd at a republican caucus: therefore,
We protest against said action, which completely
ftiHcs the voice of the strongest republican
counties of the state and renders the presence of
their representatives q mOCkcry and inrcc.
We protest against it because it is contrary to
the practices Of the republican party OF Colorado
and the country. because it Is unf fair and tyrun.
nical. and hence unrepublicnn in spirit
We hnvo met in this convention Us friends to
fight common foe and not each otEer, hence we
deny the right OF any section of the party 10 tnko
my secret action which treats us as foo and un-
worthy of a share in the proceedings OF tho con =
Yention, though representing, ns we believe tho
sentiments Of an actual majority Of the republican
voters OF the state.
The resolutions were not entertained. A
motion TO raise q committee of credentials was
agreed TO aud a committee largely composed
of Grant delegates was appointed. The con-
vention then took recess until 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. 1t seems probable that u solid
Grant delegation to the national convention
will be chosen.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
C-1BLE NOTES.

LONDON, May 25.--Bcndor is the fayorito
for tho Derby.
ROME, May 25.-King Humbert has appoint
ed Sgnor Tacchio president Of tho senate.
LONDON, May 25,-General Sir Garnet VOL
scley and staff arrived at Plymouth to-day
from South Africa.
LONDON, May 26-Th0 Berlin special CORE.
,nondents confirm the statement that the gov
ernment does not intend TO withdraw tho
church bill,
HAVANA, May 25-The general commander
of tho marine has issued an order that Ameri.
can vessels shall pay rates OF pilotage on an
equal footing with Spanish vessels.
GLASGOW, May 25-A meeting OF the share
holders of the State Line Steamship company
horo to-day approved the proposal to transfer
the undertaking to the Anchor Line Steam.
ship company.
LONDON, May 25. Tho Standards Vienna
correspondent says; "a most painful sensi-
ton has been caused hero by the sudden in.
sanity Of one of Austria's highest diguilaries,
Prince william, of Montenouoyo. Pecuniary
trouble is tho cause OF hia misfortune.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Politics In Virginia.

To The Editor of The National RepHJiican.
SIR: The largest and most enthusiastic
meetings ever held by republicans of this To-
cality were held at Stafford Court House. Spoit-
sylvauia Court House aud at Fredericksburg,
Va, on Saturday, the 22d instant. AT each oil
these meetings resolutions were passed. and,
with three exceptions Mt ono of the meetings
unanimously passed, instructing tho delegates
TO vote for John W. Wo!z, esq as their first and
last choice for congress. Al ono of the meet.
ings resolution was adopted declaring Jud ge
James B. Senor had forfeited the confidence OF
all sincere republicans, and that undor no cir
cumstances would they support him for p0liti-
cal Office, Similar resolutions could and would
have heen passed at all tho meetings had the
judge not suddenly departed for his homo in
tho West. Tho nominating convention meets
OH Wednesday, the 2G;h instant, at TappIhan
mock, ind my information from the district ia
that Mr.. Wotz will not be opposed. Irnomi.
mated, his friends regard bis election MS a fore.
gone conclusion. VIRGINIAN.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-The following
were the official closing quotations OF mining
stocks to-day: Alpha, ST. Alta, 2i; Argenta 3 l6;
Bolcher, 8; Bost 81 Bechor, l0i; Bullion, 81;
Bode, 81 Boston Consolidated, H. Bulwcr, 81;
Black Hawk, 2l.32; Bclvldcrc 2s California,
2l Chollar, 80; Consolidated Virginia, 81;
Crown Point, Il; Consolidated Pacific, 2i:
Caledonia, 1892 Dudley, Eureka Consoi-
dated, III; Gould s. Curry, AZ; Grand Prize,
/; Goodshaw, l1-l6; Hale u Nsrcrcss, 4; I'm.
perial 11-32; Independence, !; Julia Consoli-
dated, 0.l6; Justice, 1916 Mexican, ~; Mono,
81; Mammoth, 81; McCllnton, 1892 Northern
Belle, 1Ot; North Bouan2s, 5-1G MONDAY, 4;
Ophir 81; Orc, 2ii ovornian, 81; Potosi, ~;
Savage, 3ti Sierra Nevada, l4i; South Dulwer,
/; Silver King, 8; Syndicate, IL; Silver Hill,
19.32;rioga, u; Tip-lOp, 81; Union ConsOli.
lAted. IL Wales. 3: Yellow JAcket. Gi.