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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22
SUIT on GENERAL LoNGsTREErs NOTES

General Roger a. Pryor appeared as counsel
General james H. Lon trcct in the Supreme Court
Yesterday before Justice Lalrcuurc. In 1877 General
Longsireet bouch 600 baies Of cotton margins OF
Bliss Bennett cotton brokers' Of this city Cotton fell
rapidly and General Lon-5treet gave the brokers two
notes. one 81 43 "a and tine other for about 81 500.
He finally told the New Orleans agent OF Bliss Bennett
10 telegraph them 10 sell the contract This done.
Bliss Bennett raisCd the money the two notes.
plcdeing Them with the Trademarks National Bank,
Inc paper was proe thr bank ht suit TO
cover on the notes General L0ngtrccth alleged IN bis
defence that the transaction a rambling nrrHnge-
cnt The fury brought in "a verdict for the plaintiff, the
tot al amount being Si523 81. Niles Falls appeared
for the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22

In State bonds, Louisiana consos were active at
70, and Tennessee 0s sold at 3si2 There were no
transactions in city bank stocks
Only small general business was done in rail-
road bonds, and prices usually were soft. West
Shore and Buffalo 5s continued to be exceptionally
active and declined from 89ss to g. and later re-
covered to 69068at. The transactions amounted
to $830.O00. There were no sales Of Ere second
consols; the quotation for them was 03G83s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22
The Bodie Consolidated Mining Company has
levied All assessment of 90 cents per share.

Father de Smet superintendent writes TO the Sec
rotary of the company Dec. 4 :" herewith enclose
you express companys receipt for bar No. l72. con-
mill for last half Of November, and making
.5O2 2s-lO0 ounces for the month. This is II
lighter shipment than usual for this time of the
month and Is owing to running through n consider
able quantity OF low-grade coming from open
cuts near the surface where we arc forming new
slopes. This new run is starting off better, and
from indications in mine will make good showing
for tins months work. Have commenced an upralse
in Cooks chamber, to connect through to Justice
linz ore from latter place when completed. South
header third level, shows an improvement IN
quality of ore Remainder of mine as usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22

BUFFALO Dec 2l.-Flour unchanged Wheat in fair dc.
mand sales 1000 BUSH NO Hard Duluth at 81 49, $500
bush. No. White Winter at 81 10i cars do at lOi
Corn steady with good demands sales 1000 bush Old High
Mixed. in store st 5Ocj New Kansas SOC;
Sample High Mixed at Vel old rejected a 60c
Sample New at Oyc Barley In good denand sales 81
Sample at 92o; cars Minnesota at 20; ~ No
Nebraska track at Toe railroad reights NewYork
steady RAILROAD ecepts-Plour 300 bblsi Wheat 22OyO
bush. Corn, $1,000 bush Oats. 1900 BUSH
busn Railroad LOO bos; Wheat $4,000
bush Corn, 5000 bushi osIs e0o0 bush Barley 5000
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22

The clrarances elsewhere oil City, 7,270O0O
bradford 8 700, 900; Plttsburg. 3 23B 900 barrels
The refined market unchanged.
The petroleum exchanges will be dOnMOnday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22
The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 81

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
As OH the previous days of this week, the pc
troleum market to-day dull and irregular Operators
seem disposed do nothing large scale until after
the Christmas holiday. The extreme range Of prices was
easthan cent and the market ended without character
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
follOWt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22
REAL ESIA TE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Dec 81, 1883.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
wong cry

NEW lOhh, fIIhhy, Dct' 81, 1000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW YORK
sgd At "a 392A " Of OtlI.ayc, 31.4xlO22; III Harem
A. anh wife To Ian ~ Maginn. ...:..... SlO,o22
II H1nessy and wife to Joan cantaope and 1880
- i,rs,'hy' same TO same 1900
Vim sarges and Vile to i ii icr!ins Ir. -. 1880
Cfncan and another to Anna GIBBONS. 1881
same prOperty & l. ibbDns 10 same.
I1xinstoaye, No lbs, 1896 George FOX and wife
to Lena Web ter. ----..-: llillO
18Th. At, II :. 2bu " OF hye-A, 25I0.; also ns OF
ct al 70 Isaac Maccabe " -. $4,000
mottsL Nos lOs and 10; also o. l5s and loo Hes
K Sais %a raerce to lTz Kane $1,000
Union.aye, los II II OF l6ot-st, l0SNl10j Ell
mendOrf and wife to Edward Lewis 400
ziGeniy to Charlotte iiastorf -. 5000
iOO jr toR Callahan 1927
Hones to serena None, another $4,000
Ct a. executor. toJ Mallory $4,000
Philips 1875
julius Lipman 10000
aud rlie Emelne Johnston aud another. 1000
and wife to Sol sberbeIg 9o,5OO
msntRsi and wife to NJ Goodwin 1900 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE NETWORK INNING EXCHANGE.
NEw-YORK, Dec. 81. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22
GOVERNMENTS.

82 seller GO days io7s seller 60 day, 40 seller 90 days
GOVERNMENTS.
L 81 Registered So Coupon 1907 ,o,,
$4,000 ........lOl1 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22

Bullion valued al 81 600 was received in this city
yesterday from the mines.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 81, 1883.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
TEc Law OF Kindness

l. universal IL affects AL the human family.
all animals, and may be even found in patent
medicines. Some are drastic, ana the patient
is obliged 10 suffer pains worse than the dis
ease; but i'll cases CT obstinate cOnSt ipat ion,
dyspepsia there Is no remedy so kind, so ger
tie i'll its effects. ana yet so satisfactory Bun.
dock Blood BittcrS. Price 81. For sale BY IL.
B. Cochran, druggist, Ii and l39 North Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
Aaurlsler :Dlltelligencrr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING JAN. 3. 1883
Eighteen Psuitentiary COnvicts Drowned

E,sn.esn rsnitentIary Convicts Drowned
A thirty penitentlary convicts, mostly
ne2i ocs, and two white guards, engaged
at The Cowee tunnel, on the Western
Nu't!. Carolina railroad, in Jackson
cou;iy, n. g., were crossing the Tucka
sec.;.e river, Oh Saturday morning. one of
tia. cpnyicts discovered that the flat was
leaking, and gave an alarm, which created
:. panic. The men rushed to one end of
.hc flat, bearing it down, and it immedi-
atcly sank. The Tuckascegeo is there
swift and deep, with rapids just below.
The men clung together in knots, those
who could not swim Singing to those who
could. Some were carried into the rapids
and drowned there. Only twelve convicts
we're saved. One of the guards was
washe.! ashore below the rapids insensible
but after great difficulty was restored to
consciousness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
Murder OF Four In = Family.

At Little Rideau, East Hawkesbury,
Quebec, hired man murdered Mr.. and
Mrs X. W. Cooke, and also their eldest
daughter aud one of their sons. Cooke
was murdered with an axe in the barn
yard Mrs. Cooke and daughter were
strangled in the wocdshcd, and George.
the son, was killed in bed with au axe.
Another son, who had his thigh broken,
may recover. Fannie Cooke, who came
to her brothers assistance, received Sc
we're wound III the breast, but will proba-
bis recover. The murderer is still a.
large.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

Ii has been proved By the most reliable tcsti-
mony that Thomas EclCctric Oil is am entire
success IN curing the most luv"tcratc cases of
Theunati>u, neuralgia, lame back and
wounds "t every description For sale by IL.
l.. Cochran, druggist, Is. and ly9 North queen
street.
SLEErLESS nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. SliOh'S Cure is the remedy
TOR you. For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist
u. and l33 North Queen st. nlyl l-lwicOVT.9W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
Greatest Reduction OF the SeasO,

TO make room for our New Spring Stock wo
will close out the balance of our Clothing at
Bottom Prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
hLDLCIL.
"A hL OlCIL,
INK. BENSON'S REMEDIES.
From Andrews American Queen.l
CLEOPATRA.
THE
Queen of Sheba'S Beauty
WAS But SKiH ,,EEP.
WAS But Skis ,.EEP.

The renowned Queen o. SScba, with all her
royal pomp magnificent NJ, Ireland brilliant
retinuc would never have ~ rrared within
the presence OF the grandcst q! the mOnarchs
of the past had she not also possessed that
which is the crOwninS glory OF the female per-
sOn-a skin unchallengcd for its Oriental soft
ness and its almost transccndental purity.
Cleopatra. holding cmperors At bay. and ruling
empires by her word, had quickly lost her
charm and power Dy one attack OF blotchcs. Or
of pimplcs, or OF horriu tan and frecklcs.
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD.
by her beauty, not less than by her purity of
character. lovclinesS OF dispos itiOn and un-
selfish devotion. Indeed. in the estimation OF
perhaps too many men beauty i'll Il body takes
precedence over every other consideration.
Beauty thus forms an important part OF wO-
mans " working capital without which too
many ttf not bankrupts in what relates to in
hucncc within the circle where they move),
arc powcrlcss tor great good. Hence We see
MOI only the prorricty but the duty OF every
lady preserving with jealous care that which
to her Is essential to success, and influence
and usefulness in lie. And since "beauty is
but skin deep" the utmost care and vigilance
are required to guard it against the many Ills
tlat flesh Is heir 10. Among the great an an
noying enemies of beauty,
OF EITHER SEX,
IL "tIl AS VI comfort, happiness ana health,
are those pestifCrCus ana horrid skin diseases
letters, humors. eczema lsllt rheum), rough
and scaly cruptions, ulcers. rimpes, and all
diseases OF the hair and scalp. For the cure OF
all these, DR.. Z. w. Benson, OF baltimore after
years OF patient study and Investigation de-
voted TO diseases OF the skin, at last brought
forth his celebrated SKIN CURE. which has al
ready by its marvellous cures, established it.
self as the great remedy for all diseases OF the
hot. tI.f,.
Its success has been immense and unpara!-
leicd. All druggists have ii. 1t is elegantly
put up, two bottles In one package. Internal
and external treatment. Price, $I..0.
EVERYONE PRAISES.
Sick headache. nervous headache, neural gia
nervousness. paralysis, dyspepsia, sleepless-
ness and brain diseases, positively cured by
pr. {. W. Bcnson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills. They contain no opium, quinine or
other harmful drug. Sold by all druggists
Price, 81 cents a box 81 Tor two, SD for six,
postage irCc.-Dr. Z. W. Benson Baltimore
Md.
{. n. CrittcntOn. OF New York, is wholesale
agent FOR nr c. W. Ecnson's remedies.
dccl6-lmdM.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03
S Did She Die

No she fingered and suffered along. pinins,
away all the time. tor years. the doctors GOinG,
her no good and ri last cured by hi.
Hop Ritters the papers say so much about.
Indeed indeed! how thankful we shonld be
tor that medicine" ii-HwdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

SRILoHs Nitalizcr Is what you need tor Con-
stipation, Loss OF appetite. Dizziness and all
symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and % con S
per bottle. For sale by ii. l.. Cochran drug
Slst, lSI and I'D North Queen 81. nlyl& W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

SHILOR's Cough ana Consumption Cure IS
sold 10y us on "A guarantee. Ii cures cOnsump-
lion. For sale by ii. B. Cochran. druggist.
IL and lS3 North Queen s.. myl-l -lwdeOwS & W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

Fear brings disgrace. bravery brings honor.
c",c"rdjce SGrCS n" 3iGH tTcm his fGte," say
the Callph Omar; but Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup
has saved millions from An awful fate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

>-~"EXampla is better than prcocpt," 1t
Is woll known that dysrcpcia. bilious attacks,
headache ana many other Ills Gun only hc
cured by removing their cause. kidney-WOrt
has been proved 10 be the most c!fecIual renl-
eGy for these and tor nibitual costivencsS.
people.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-03

Ss- rur ~" CalItS. Wells, Richardson & Co.
burlington, VI, will send colorcd samples OF
ali coiors OF Diamond Dyes with directions.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
NJ. Louis Trades Procession.

81. LOUIS, Sept. l3.--The trades
pageant on Thursday night Of Fair week
will be greater in extent and variety than
the Prophets display, to be made two nights
before. and II the artists designs do not
belle the character and gu ali,y OF the work
it will equal in splendor aud beauty the fairy
train Of the Great American Seer. Fifty
Of the first business interests OF the
city will he represented in
h pageant, and As each Is wing with the
other to make the deepest and frmest i'm
preston on the public heart, There is no
mere cheap and silly effort at advertising
10 be made with different hoats. This, 1t
is understood, is the last and least consid-
era ion OF the show. What everybody pro-
poses to do is to bring the greatest requisite
art 10 bear in beautifying and rendering at
tractive the peculiar branch Of trade which
his house represents. II will be rather a
competition Of interests than OF mere indi-
yidual exhibits The clothing men, the
brewers, the railroad men, each in their re-
,paclive lines. are layishng money upon
heir floats, and artists brushes and ear
pentcrs' hammers and saws are flying faster
aud faster day BY day in the effort 10 COM
p,ete everything IN time for the procession,
II nothinC happens to interfere with the
plans OF the committee and OF the mer-
chants, graG sight will be presented in
the streets on the night OF October 4
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
WHAT THE EDITORS SAY.
Opinions Of the Leading Journalists Of the
Nations Metropolis.

NEW loEE, Sept. 13.-The World says:
III the Ohio Democrats will settle their
qulrreIN and 90 earnestly TO work they may
yet carry the state. The fruits OF victory
are too valuable to be lightly discarded.
Judge llOadly is an honorable and able
man, and rs the chosen representative Of
the party he deserves a united Democratic
support. The Democracy o, Ohio should
remember that its fight is for personal
liberty in its own state and assured victory
in the nn'ion.'
The sun, in an article on the Democratic
duirrols n Ohio avs: 1T will be pretty
piece ol uU,,,c,s TO throw away the state
IN order that one particular Democrat may
90 to the senate. There are a half dozen
Democrats VINO might fifty be chosen to the
senate from Ohio. Democrats outside OF
ONO don't care copper which is chosen,
but they have a right TO demsnd that the
party in ohio shall not be sold out, and
shall not cut It's own throat. The loss OF
ONO is OF little III Oment az things stand, but
the party in that state will cripple itself for
years ii 1t lets personal hatreds, ambitions
and jealousies eat out its patriotism and
strength, Defeat is nothing TO fear il IL 10
MOI the work OF folly. The Ohio Democrats
still have time to retrieve bunders. Let
them stop fighting among themselves and
see what they can do then. -
The Times SAYS; THE very improbable
story that Mr.. Blaine had Contidentiay
told certain Augusta Democrats that he be-
licyed that General Butler would be re.
elected Governor OF Massachusetts, and
would next wear be nominated and elected
to the Presidency, is emphaticaly denied
by that gentleman. Mr.. Blaine evidently
wishes 1t to be understood that he has not
entirely lost his senses, as few people CON
slider him fool, whatever else they NAV
think OF him. The story could have re.
cciycd little crcdcnce.'
The Tribune says; 1.-The disgrace OF the
four naval cadets who have been found
guilty OF haIng certain OF their fellows in
the United States steamship Constellation
viii perhaps finally convince even the mos,
incorrIgblc young men in the academy at
Annapolis that the laws against such rut.
hlnism IN the navy are to be enforced.
There was no, the shadow OF an excuse for
their silly and brutal conduct For the
last year or 80 the superintendent has taken
particular pains to let his charges UNDER
stand thai haZing would not be tolerated
The youths engaged in this questionable
fun, therefore, were fully aware OF what
the consequences Of the acts would prob.
abl} be.
The Herald says; by the way the
publii will be glad 10 learn from our Wash.
inr,on dispatches this morning that secre.
tary folger Is awake to the fact that our
system OF steamboat inspection needs over.
hauling aud proposes to give his personal
attention to this important matter, -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

81, Louis, sept, 10. The machinery de.
parlmcut at the fair promises to be ono Of
the finest exhibition, in this line ever seen
in st. Louis, The list OF premiums is large,
and though ample space wSS allotted to this
department, every loot of it has been tax.
cu. The Fair Association pro vides ample
steam power for the exhibitors 10 display
their machinery IN motion, and so perfect
aud complete are the arrangements that the
merchants and manufacturers have come
forward in a way that will make
this years exhibition one
tp be remembered. Among
the many inventions that will he exhibited
are making machines, gasometers aud
n atng machines, electric governors,
Sm lke.con,umers, twenty varieties Of
steam pumps, wood working and -four.
mill machinery, wlrc.rope aud cordsge,
larbed- wire manufacturing, rubber and
leather goods for machinery use, and many
other contriv,nces equally important and
interesting. The gas light companies will
exhibit full line of Jas fixtures, meters,
be ating and cooking stoves, gas engines
and several late inventions in gas lighting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
HanInu and Lsycsck.

CINCINNATI, sept. l3,-Edward la nlan,
the champion oarSm an, says he has not
received a challenge from Laycock, but
believes there is one on the way. One OF
the stipuationS Of the challenge, as he UNI
lerstands il, is that the race is to be rowed
h Australia. "NOw,h said Hanan, II
don u ca~ about making such A long Jour.
icy unless extra inducements are offered.
II is the place OF those who
wish to compete with me
for the championship to come to this
country, don't care to take any risks
in a championship race with such a great
trophy at stake, Change Of climate and a
long sea voyage are not the best things In
the world to put man in good condition
received telegram from Mr., Davis, now
IN san Francisco, and on his way from Aus.
lraia, TO meet him IN Chicago next week
lie is the authorized agent Of Laycock !
sent him message TO come 10 st. Louis,
where give an exhibition, II he offers IA
do what think is right will 90,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 49, The Debats editorially
expresses the opinion that the basis OF
negotiations between Chalemel Lacour and
Tseng are less favorable to France than the
treaty made by Beuree at Pekin. The De-
bats als1 says; THE Chinese should be
given to understand that the desire Of
France for peace has certain limit,
The Figaro states that Lord Lyons,
British Ambassador to Paris, had long
interye " with ChalIemel Lacour yesterday,
at which was urged upon the French Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs the danger to Eu-
ropean commercial affairs should a war re-
suit from the Tonquin imbrogo.
OFF FOR VACATION.
Ii Is announced that Chalemel Lacour,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, will shortly
take Through, probably extending to
October, and that Prime NJ Mister Ferry
will assume the functions Of the office in the
interim.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
sac Mystery of D-IInonieo.

NEN YORK, sept. IL Very contradict
tory lumorS were ahoat yesterday con-
corning Mr.. Charles Dpmonico, the head
oi the wcI-snown family OF restauranteurs.
According TO one story he was lying i'll in
1cd, and was even said to be at the point
II death. Another rumor had it that he
lid become insane. II was stated at the
Il. James Hotel that he had been taken TO a
una'lc asylum. At the Gilsey House the
story tooi the shape that Nj. Delmonico
had been insane for the last two months
4 reporter last evening called at the
residence Of Mr., Charles Del
monico, No. 30 West -Four.
tecnth street AMI was there
told that the gentlemen wa In perfect
health and sound ot mind, lie had been
home until o clock IN tho afternoon, aud
had then gone to the restaurant. At the
latter place the book keeper said tnat MIR.
DcmOnlco mad LETT town At $50. He could
not say where he had gone to. The head
waiter IN the cafe said that the zen teman
had left pwn the day before, but then cor
rcctcd himself aud said be meant that after.
noon, Mr. Armand kiuslicr, the son OF
the proprietor Of the Brunswick, said that
be- bad spoken TO Mr.. Charlie, Dclmonico
during the afternoon, and had not noticed
III a, anything WAS the mattel with him. Al
Martiuelln's rhr Fifth Avenue Hotel and
the Hoffman House nothing was known
further than what WAS published in o nc Of
the evening papers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
CONDENSED TELEGnAMs.

Goo, ~hcIdon's residence in Auburn, n.
Y, burned last night. The inmates barely
rscDci,
lr warehouse OF the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association burned at st..
luu y,- day. Loss, $40 900.
iughJ, hastings, the veteran New
lorh journalist, Is dead.
--Pr ,idcnt Arthur will leave Washington
lh., evening for New York to act as one Of
Iho pail hearers NJ the funeral OF Hugh
iit,Iu.s. q
Nuhan's circus came 10 grief at Gar
neil, Has, Yesterday. Old Dan Rice
closed them with an attachment for %. 600.
lnc performers are reported to be almost
destitute, and many Of them willing to
work on farms for their board. 4..,
The Cord binding Harvester Associa-
ton Of the United states held a secret con-
ference here yesterday. 1t is understood
the object OF the meeting is to limit the pro-
duction and prevents glut In the market
such rs occurred last year.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
THE BUTLER BOOM.
Wendell Phillips Thinks Ben the
Best Governor They Ever Had
The Famous General Likely to Succeed
Himself Mary Churchill Wisconsin
DemocrstS-A MysteriouSIy Disap-
peared Restauranteur-News Of the
Day

BOsroN, sept, 10. The story started
Yesterday BY the opponents Of Gov, Butler
that Wendel Phillips had decided that he
'an no longer support Gen. Butler for Gov
'rnor, having become convinced that he has
abandoned the cause OF the workingmen
and allied his fortunes with the money pow
cr, has created great sensation. Mr..
Phillips told a correspondent to-day that
tho whole story vas a pure fabrication.
An intimate friend OF Mr.. Phillips subse.
quonlIy said; "Mr. Phillips has a great
admiration for Butler, and is fully con.
winged that in the Tewksbury invcs-
iguiou his exceiency accom-
pi,hed a great and noble work, and
b July believe, that he Is des.
tined to DO very much more good before he
leaves the GubernatoGia chair. He believes
Governor Butler is a real Governor; such
a, tbs state has long needed. -
The Republican leaders are losing conf.
dcnce, and fear THAI Mr.. Pierce will be
nominated next Wednesday on the first
ballot. The managers Of his "boom' are
evidently not so well satisfied with the more
recent election of delegates, especially those
from the country towns. 81 shall not be
surprised" says ore Of his supporters,
Ito hear read etter'ot withdrawal from
him before ballot is taken.o Should this
be done, George d, Robinson would I'M
doubtedly be nominated