The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1865, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 10,615. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1866. PRICE FOUR CENTS the feet of treason. threw every clog and obstacle | republican form of government, and that we con- | taln, and jeterm: Uns meet STATE POLITICS. in the way of w cactaath ‘proscsuticn of ube. WaT, fidently look forward, under his wise end | ee a neemes aenerinat Sane Oe wee of, Ott by Count Eulenburg, and dwell 3 patriotle : : 18 A Ute ad OF euctcentl, Prosecution the’ helutet of | ministration, to the’ entabliahment of more cordial rela; | howover, pressed don both auian inthe, Convention. (Ik E U R oO ad E « Pratt extends prion aller sagt Mare over the white feather and the blue comt. (Renewed | tions, of r mutual respect and of a stronger interest | the ech Dehal Po applause.) It is asad commentary on the honesty of our | in each Hg welfare between the Northern and Bouth- a Gar searcntenasiet coat ai dete wo E 8) The Pall Mall Gazette nation to find the governm sections than herto railed, f Seremes nocien 80 Sedo ports copeeas Ao eare tees | ant Uist tdi aee eaeoe tase okouindig oie Od. ee oe, Meerenan gover Ferg ayy 2 Republican State Convention {ts foremost ‘when the’ danger és past, the victory | attainment of these just and reece we piodge: | Bia ins | jknown to the poopie of the there is « project of marriage on foot between a daughter i Mon ant ie » rect fore o war. his ae Queen of Spa'n and the Duke of Aosta, son of the 4 won and seoegaccrad, Wwe havo gown) ou, opvonenig | hi op ord and arty nd enaicent ends wo pledge | Hate) and lad a. recont before the war This | ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIAN. King of tly. ke seveck: Team eqs ieee eeaiemmalan at Syra 1180, an unded ity resent | Resolved, That while we regard the national gove- | General Grabain’s name for State Engineer, in the decla- | from tho. fact that the y ine rr open pe) een | of sym em bint ti Gea jects committed to it by thecon- | ration that they did not know but ih would injure his Madrid and dined at the palace. setter ramee ie that -: Guan le dol aeeemnadiions tbe po Ys 1D U ‘as having been confirmed | chances if it were stated that he was really a general w.th Prince Amadeus, who was also at Madrid, would be the . ted for, the ullrages of the people, | and established by tho recent war, wo regard the several | a good military record and of marked ability, with brains. | SWO DAYS LATOR NWHWS. husbaud of the Princess : P yen rd al fearlessly | States in the Union as having jurisdiction over all local | Thus in every torm possible the slur was given to Bar- Kalan Ambassador to Spain had been duly 1 TRIUMPH OF THE WEED FACTION. ol ge in Paty om ered now, occupying | and domestic affairs opr ly reserved to them by the | low. - ceived by the Queen at Madrid oii bl 5 = jo chair, we pen eae bes same constitutional authority, and that whenever it shall The otfice of State Engincer was not put on the slate —- f Te reg meee a et eae |b eeate ne cna ua eat aumatd | onic cats Se dares peeeemees | Bl bala ‘ 6 the . sone: . especial uses, ' It was tho vi mor tho ald adage— | those rights, wo trust i wil be done in the faith and on | go through two Neyo yecermy perm English Gunboats off the Coast | aden a iis Corus eeedos he Tih, orders sue, ames General Francis C. Barlow. Nomin: ‘When the devil was sick, ‘the devil a monk would be; ‘asis that they will be exercised in a spirit of equal | S2ccess 0” the radicals, ‘The slate of Weed was broken piaeeion, Colober 2a. ann is net ieee least a 5 Ww ated | Wien the ldovit got well; the devil a monk was he. andimpartial justice, and with « view to the elevation | on Canal Commissioner by the snecesa of the candidate of Ireland. Widths teh Neventar® RATS “are bax TRonewed appluess.) We bave. met here vo-day ae_the | and Perpetuation of ie full ughts of citizenship of ll | prevented by the canal contractors. |The slate condidates 8. The Italian squadron in. the ‘ for Secretary of State. fepresonativen of reat patriot party that haa wpbeld | Sngidte ie bane of oor republienn uti, "" | "The. Commies on esoltions were. ereased five sie of th in, MF Nae Mamvees. jose who administer the | Reso! ais on i aclicehon ot. those. matters which are best for the Ived, That the restoration of will enablethe | session. ‘Three sets. of resolutions Psi de Br The Gastein Convent vention. peace y th D) Trine County. Untunaisted: i eengihs and | government lo rentore the, cul wrbuaa of the county | sty Heymend, ansiner by ur Huusiue end the bar | THE TERRIBLE FIRE AT CONSTANTINOPLE, unfailing in hope, we shall present for the “ to the Nev Fremdenblatt of Vienna the President Johnson and Mis P olicy the pempl igs yor tr ig i areas pal full and’entire confidence that this will be done as goon | Raymond’s resolutions were adopted as the basis, and 2 ean. answer of the English Cabinot to the Austrian 1 nication in reference to the Austro-Prussian conventio. ‘be said. We as the safety of the nation will permit, and no sooner. then modified materi Endorsed by the Convention. Ford gabe sald. (Wo wil uphold the bands of our | "Regier, That the debe ucutred by the nation sade. | thet chamucter. “The reading of, thoee esoluticus tthe ' soa EE eer eee cele ary Raa oe y vention. Jackaga Johnson. (Anplauee), Wo will repudiate, the | fenco of Ws own existouce is a sa'red and inviolable | Convent.on was greoted with applause. ‘That ee ee ant Aeives 0 oeile Svar cronitor of the goveroment--Wp Will pay you | SeusAon, resting: upon ‘alt the ry, and | which referred to President Jobazon, endorsing vm and | Nearly Three Thousand Build of 4 provisional and transitory character, He vy Ching of principal cad hivenest 1, the ieee, aod | M1 the resources of all sections of | the country | his policy, was greeted with long andontinued plane, Hing | Ne replies had yet been received from’ the Bronch + ‘ RT ee a aor et e conal debt as | fF ts fulfiiment; that while we demand at the hands of | This demonstration was marked. Th aaa D Russian governments. Negro‘Suffrage in the South | jsiperons and property analy bear their fair and Congress gucit olakenes, an-‘aball: Impose she Dundee} ferring to Seward was alec applauded ee estroyed. ‘The Pail Ma's Gaseite thinks tt isnot hard to prophy m the Sou table share, We wi iy Redorweeientor the | {xation, equally and impartially, upon all classes, we |. The resolutions wero “sdapied ‘without dissent has: will bathe tone Of the Tea TOMY, And sys ; wi 1¢ across the greenbacke, which will give them have full nee upon the people for the maintenance | voice. One of the highest compliment pre kant om ing: ee the question of the Duchies is not settled yet, and t), ' Advoeated. the ring of the golden coin. ¢Appltuse.) Wo will reward of the national honor and the ultimate extinction of the | perton by a convention was then given to Chauncey EB imevery jetenect 08 SN Se wee ‘ our returr: ‘nom! national % ‘we approve and endorse retary ° a T H LE interference on the rt W ‘ester ee : &e. &e. &. canymayaiboto be rans, not with empty nominations from | termination of the government under no eiroumsiances veling tor ne eaeenteemaptnee De CHOLERA IN TURKEY. | thitrrusiawill dni convenient (or hor dxigns, gs . to whieh we are to elect them, We wil lay the | ‘C,ummyame, directly or indirectly, any portion of the | | The Convention concluded its labors in about the same — i foundations of the country firmly and securely in the debs incurred by rebel authorities in the prosecution | spirit that it commenced them, but there was no small The Duchies. 3 Bracuss, N. ¥., Sept. 20, 1965, | Principles of liberty and justice to all, grounding them | "Resolved, last the United States, amount of growling and grumbling oyer a portion of the | De; The North German Gazetic says that Austria and Prus- ‘ seerthspdlii lade tac yg eg ee eee ved, Siat we aapect at tie naciiene Wi privedn--Pmeket, naunr oC ane daldeteas aetiohine thar oe aan ath of MEadame Kossuth and | #2 have resolved to separate the customs administration wention was called to onder | Characterize the spirit of our lnsuituvions. -{ ment-as prompt and as large a reduction of ths wational | such Aomiuktious were unworthy to be made, of the two Duchles, and to give them a distinct ehiet #4 noon to-day by Oaantas Joxts, Chairman of the State | applause.) Gentlomen, what is the pleasure of the Gun- | OxPcnditur-s ab he mational eafuty will permit; an aboll- Birs. Tom Moore. management. ‘ sr : i ton of al staecuren, eed os tober exes onemeanlaaraaiecie — nce Several members of ‘the Holsteln estutes had met for ae const a oat of amar Hanes, of any, Contes |r wan een fanie in fr hoa: | nai? Feta A ae Meer st Gemeente rrr . 5 Pty john ° ¥ Mr. Fouaxn spoke as follows:— Felaione # sommiien to whieh thai be ereered ei | foreigm nations, ta his prompt eaforesment agua tiem | Letter from the Hon. John B. Haskin. THE EUROPEAN HARVESTS, _ | senog the ‘clergy and featntty but wo members @ it. H. J, Raywoxp moved to amend by adding, “4 in securing redress for natiol THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘on behalf of the nobility, Resolt hg KNTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION—| thanking by adding Hand | insulte'and wrongs, and in maintaining the fixed policy Forpuam, Sept. 20, 1865 ae ke. ke. ba to send ina memorial vo. ive Federal, Diet coutatn ; ‘Beyond you | that said tte struct for the honér ¢onferred by putting me in tins place, I nittee.be; instructed. 0. Fe of fore’ ‘The rine! the late Demo- % fe come pepo our government which the interf« of “iy ahall detain you with but few phrases, for you need not fe nc ceppine rerapar yy ronypucen er = Powors with the instivations of this continent is regunied platform of, peingiplee’ sddpied at span ag a Prove c= ion party hed a de sete ut of whereas. ge was adopted, | ag hostile to our peace and menacing to our independ- | cratic State Conveution having met with general fav or, The’ Ga iH er Anstralasian, Captain | ¢xpresses a wish for the convocation of the represenia. ' / & protest in detence of the \ i |: re a amp Ay resident appointed the committee, as m_ | follows:— ence, and the portion of the article in which my name occurs | 0% which left Liverpool at eleven o'clock on the | tn tational party. ees 12 Comply with the wish 0: t ‘ ancient right of the ’ and against the division of the Duchies. ‘The commesiat ing part; @ four years war, it brines back, as the results of a2 sean, the i ty, the of | “pirat ‘Distrlot—Waldo Hutchins and Henry J. Ray- | esclvet, That we tendor our congratulations to Wm. | quoted in your paper of to-day from the World of the | morning of the Oth and Queenstown on the evening of ales. inion in ita int proclamation | inond: rovidential escpe tr i Second, William H. Robertgon and £. M. Mud- providential escape from the knife fixed lays before the world | pond}, Second, William rig sta ed of the assassin, and we rjoice that his distinguished | day previous having been desizned to convey the !m- the 10th September, arrived at ten o’clock last night. ‘The Cholera in Turmey. a as the trophies af ite triumph the sback! - ces mB) : pee @ shackles of four mil- | Witham A” Wheeler aud Edward Dodd; Fifth, Ellis 1 | S0r¥ still be continued to the nation and the | pression that the platform, as adopted, was the work of | _ T8¢ harvest seems to have beem abundant. In the The medical commission at Constantinople reporw that of bondmen disenthrailed. Never having by cause of liber peared, Po reer eae yt oe eet and Henry: B: Lord meatesa) tlh, Ges Seu Maclvat, ie is sAbsinlbtration of GoveraceTeeicm; (c THRE, ‘eiingulshed.. “cocks, and." mek of the | cures “ad French markele. prices, bare fallen, ‘and alien ba eee Py io temo, of detected hypocrisy | Simon Hoton; Eighth, Norman M. Allon and A. M. deserves ahd commands the respect and confidence of | Committee of which I had the honor to bo although the crops in America are rather below an Per ges ok hegre crante par borg Clapp, ; : the people of vis Stato, and that we nereby pledge tot | chairman, in their behalf, and for. tho facts, | SY@"as* the crops m Russia are an average, and there is Pitney stig } UNE nat. eart iu] ¥ * “ u eS ore een ee ae wie eens i motion Ward Hunt, of Oncida, and John K. Porter, | CULCantial and hearty support. clas og | I stato that just before the organisation of the | 20 likelihood of bread being next year high-priced. Consols opened firm but siooed ive dealioe 40g a% of Albany, we er =| ir ol 7 a we loud yarriors; nor, It was mor . | means of avoiding corruption and securing an honest the zation of a State. militis | a, bey ved to varie the nomination of a can. administration of public affairs. ing i Mr. Marble, of the World, and Mr. Cassidy, of the Argus, station on the west coast of Ireland. ine Pies | = returns show @ decrease of £176,33T aggression, naneg Soe Conseneny Se Diete. solved, " ( H ‘ 5 initia of a diate, Sihes: aaaee vPaPlne the | Yenuion tbat the Hon, Chauncy M._ epovr He onentinaied | Bot only aainst its open enemies in the Held, but agains that they were not members of the committee; that the | Xo#suth, wife of Kossuth, the Hungarian ex-dictator, on Barings circular quotes:—Bar silver 5s. %d., dollars 5s, no such ideas or deeds as these. Me those who gave It the aid of organized sympathy and | committee would first organize, and after they had con- | ‘B® 1*t inst., at Turin. The decoased lady was fifty-five Ga. 264., eagles 70s. 3d. But, geatle: thou; and re-elected to the posit e now #0 ably and 7 geatlemen, igh the war is over the contest is | farithully fills. (Cheers) He did not encouragement in this and other loyal States, so will it | sidered and digested the resolutions proposed he might | Yea" of age. In accordance with her wish the body will AMERICAN, GGOURSTING. NOMINATIONS YOR SECRETARY OF STATE, the Albany Argus, requeated me, as the chairman, to invite take up positions off Bantry Bay and somo adjoining | W4s somewhat higher, viz:—3% a 4 per cent, not yet ended. » Begun in the forum, it was adjourned to propose | jow mainta' bh ee sor wiih? Lis Gok, Te hte te ntain its authority and second its efforts to restore | 5 ; ath : Messrs. Baring Bros & Co. says:—There has been 1 : Hs penny aa field, as we scppaned, It ls merely expres that ey added bie feelings all the blessings ‘of Union, freedom and peace to all gcc. | uVite Messrs, Marble and Cassidy before them for their be convoyed to Genoa, and interred in the English Pro- | business this week except in’ Biries, in wwiueh ther ae fleld was Degun By stealing the pedplo's bullets, so. the | WheR be said that the ume Tas arrived whon the ttl: | yo i f aur common country; and we confidently appeal | sugxertions and views, Those gentlemen did not, how. testant Cemotery at San Benigno, by the sido of her only | been much speculation, and they are now quoted 5455 a contest, inte foram. fs to be ‘initiated by’stealing | Cue Union party feels ita duty to stow fe grauade to ite past history, its Present and the character of lif | over, come before the commities. Upon the oaganiza. | @*¥ehter, who died three years ago. zg. United States 6-20 08% a 3g, Mlinols Central shares 2 et vent at a le Sepa 74 country oy freaky Pte we ee eee ret sobs aun rok ‘Attor reading the resol Pe ghar an ed tion of the committve I read for its conepeeratiit Mrs. Moore, widow of Thomas Moore, the poet, died on ihiokiie LIVERPOOL MA! ig vi was “ g her their Des a Is e " y J 4 RKETS, * Buchanan and, Floyd, the latior ia not 19 be ofected | 18% SPUR livey for her intorosts Such & maa Fran: SaaILsD. trnemenie laa li Chacha noe OA MMMM EG GREET. co nieecanente pane Bae Meee Ge Pea to SOE OER REE SEEME.| corre, “the Bianain chieaie ete Bee ‘Bader Johnson * Ie tlow, New ¥ now nomi “honey ~ vs " jomstock, and hi he weather in En; a has 7 a ‘Tox.—The Brokers circular tt 7 An and Edwin M. Stanton; for so ry York, whom he 12) Tod barony thats have characterised’ all thelr proceed: d_whieh had been printed upon land had been exceedingly hot— | o¢‘yneinece recently ‘manifested inthe manufacturing Jong as in the wouths gf mop Jack shall stand for Joun, nated for Secretary of State. Mr. Duyton closed “° PAY: { Inga, and upon the exceilence of th slips in the Argus offi Ei more so, indeed, than at any time this y han, a ing 0 banionene compli Sin i nee of the ticket they have ice, Eight of these after 4 , y time this year, A change | disiricis, the requirements of Jong asin the Rte af me ir Jon, Lal ce pc a oan omni, emg discussed in tho commitioo and amended, were | B&d taken place, and London was visited with a severo | operations in spanalelion. pyieg bee et tat resolutions were then adopted unanimously, am . active demand for cotton throughout the week; but ‘inmistration, m ante Judy ape ie Suasegt 8 Brakiii, ot Now York, said ho k adopted, and three of th thunder storm on the morning of tho 9th, admin of the one, as was. that he of New Yor! e knew no- “a smotion of Mr, Raymonp the following was adopted » em—one, on arbitrary arrests, i OER a oth. 5 atte’ other, (mand, front. wall arast th 9 | thug at the onletann nominated, and he doubled | wit em appa was Adopted | Ttary courts, suspension. of habeas ortan, ker, | ANT London Timer of the Oth has an editorial opposing | tions and no immediate. prospeet ot largo, supplies bays ing tide of Na er there were many in the Convention who did. | ” Resoive: Wo rupel as faiso and calumnious the | another in favor of disbanding the army, abolishing mil ¢ project of waddling England with heavy obligations | tended to lacrease the general. feeling of confidence, sist by the Democratic Convention upon the | itary bureaus, &c., and another in fayor of abolishing | ©M account of the intercolonial railway from Quebec to holders have continued to supp Stato by. 14 rai, ore esa Aad | But sill be was willing to take for granted all | jmputatio spl cee litical system circling in | *¢ gallant servicvs that the gentleman from Ae Nf ee city and personal honesty of Chauncey M. | United States rev Aas aud 7 ply the market treaty and their constitutional orbits. jer such guidance Infine | New York ascribed to him. ‘Taking i all for lei tg we elute, and that we endorse his ofl. | conferring a pattanaes ot abee aisenaeatiaee: Halifax, and arguing against tho expedioncy of the un- | Nmnerean contiaues in. Fequest, byt i scarcely hight Union party to bear its part in the new contest. It ix | Sranted he | was willing to | step aside and | cia) conduct in the Sratign of the census, and i . dertaki erican continues in request, byt is scarcely highor ts pe e enume: census, and in all | officials; and still another endorsing the Ohio, x oe than last week. The sales of the week 113,680 able to do itwell, Tt was nevor greater or more unim. | sist. 4 garland in acknowledgment of his | fespects, as worthy of the aprvoval and commendation | vania and New Jers:y platforms—the committce had ike | The Ching arrived at Queenstown early onthe Oth inst, | Dale, Includling—21,830 on ‘speculation and. 28 , 860 ' for it paired. Itholds the power, and Ids the. policy, and weil-earned fame; but he thought of another who is | of the people. a ean guod sense to reject, as foreign to the livi export. The quotat \ Staper, the loglation of the federal government, not Known 10 all a8 wall by his miliary fame as throu | "at, Waa0 Hercinxs ofered the following rosoiuilm, y spptoaelng Bitte mpalgh Te nial sentation of | Aree eek ee ee” | ae sil bose trpeti tert toe Kite great-apd’ powerful, uot by the accident of | Bayt wes, Ont ia all the more now, deserving, well of wideolveu, That we tesder to, the, able. men wh Hb Barsey ee Sa eee ee r el 18%. 216d " * h Johns Joasure to nee 4 7 oo Toxag..... = “ay, nor By the chance resol. of a togie itical com- boctee a ven Week or men, His sltoded General acetained the cance of american nauiovality ta Eagland | corporated in the pilot, aod which, Hor Wie - The Fire at Constantinople, Mobile is = nation, but by years of adherence to plainly promul- | nated ior the office of Secretary of State. (apples). + | our grateful thanks, aud mingle our mourning with that | sition, was adopted, Bat with this resolution th Pig. | The London Globe of the 9h inst, publishes the follow. | “hlsnd 18% — Diinetple, Uy perastent fearenca ld the | Sapee toe the ce Cs Backwtare of ite. .) | oc his countless friends In. this country for the loes of | tingitished gentcian named in the Wri urticle had . - w 1 Vester tic business “was about 10,000 Goantry’s cause in the time of the qganiry’s extremity ee ee gentleman last up | Richard Cobden, one of the truest of their number. See ea Oteete ae te caeasck cada Car Ce eee nr bancpuaze recnesing the resi, nied’ | 'uales, inoladlag 6,080, for, speenlation ead otpert | TBs faith im the cardinal anges cece roe reealiod en Collcids~: ichard Cobden, 000 of the trust or called for and po- | stock, before the pladiorm was submitied and voted upon | Droke out in Stamboul on the prévions, Tuesday night:— | market was quiet, but steady. The stock on hand ia a nationality ape oon ed | Barlow.” 5 ye 11g | sponded inve fow remarks, thanking the Convention for | by the Sohvention, desired me to omit this from ‘the | This terrible fire has been-estended with a far more estimated at 361,140 bales, of which 25,860 are American. justich, tm- pire +172 | thotr many and warm manifestations of wal of his | series, T suspected that some. of these gentlemen wore | serious loss of than was ermedte The quantity at sea from india Is 345,000 bales. ’ Qowing from i repie- ; A y oficial conduct exhibited hore to-day, and ox voned ta dieesdhicaow he Property than was srRected when the ars | Bnkabwrurre.—The weuier conuinued Gry and hot. sentation, upon partial Zo, hore is | <-ME Beescus moved tne ee mous nomination of Geu- | the conviction that they had acted Wisely in al wer | the cold endorsement of {nthe ‘cominitiee that | telogram was sent to Londen; andit now turns out that | Harvest was nearly, conbieled, and ihe Sngiiat, cous ho need for us to go abroad for. » ot yond whi 3 roars proceadin Bs ba np doubt byt that the excellent | policy” contained in the fourth resolution was asufficient | 20 fower than two thousand cight hundred house: seve comers Nove dull and}. cr. ‘Messrs. Richard- ples nor for, » eed; ho neéd to seek for standard ae: <li, rea ithtaated wit] Yo fatihed by the podpie = No- | ullysion to and endorsemone ofhim. I differed with him, | public build places w, | 20s, Sponge & Uo, and others i arti —Wloue thactive ordi deserters] The vole resulted as follows: — Pee aed Ma eitcd the: platforms ciopted as | aud advocated giving Presideut Johan a cordial ad | Reviee, have b oe dedicated for divine | at about lake rates, Wheat—Very ... .¢ dolng and pri from ihe edemy or wo the enemy. We have colot sr. jhe Caries | broad, liberal and wise, magnanimo:s Support, aa well ios ls. rast service, have been for the most part levelled | about 34. per egptal Jaye on cock. Corn im ats in oe own ranks who have sustained the coun. Jainos A. Bell, of JoMer- | Giving threo sheers forthe candidatos the Convention | future constitutional measures, and wit se fee | lth the ground, There aro certa'nly a tow | ‘wand. but at Gd. for 480 Ibs destin : Ne ee (hens gh e ‘ ROVERIINS. Messrs. Bigland, Athy. : Co. ; Gordon, bie ze. TOR aa wae nn re cm Rimes hoo Stam ota ' Meee re geht spor ed ak cli Oaleaatinn, oer Senet , > ip i walle, a. aianbing, |: Brute & Go. aad others report eet n but inactive. ‘and standard id the principal mosques are now nowhere to | Pork scarce and ster at full e B it : leaiters “ ee pag (Cheers.) esihliabidian. Our Special idan war apron a ety the night the resolutions were adoptea by ihe | Beween. The accounts forwarded this (Friday) morning | liaht sapply. | Import By hare of Huck and dealeu geo: james Kuuy, of Now York, pated Major G. W. | For State Treagurer a di nominated General C.° rnacuse, Sept. 20, 1865. | , Purity the night the ~ pesonts pov ee by the | to the different imsuranc> companies in this city are of & rally obtain als, advance in prices. Lard—Retail =, tind George M, Yan Wort, of Now | H. Van Wyck; Giles 'W. Hotchiiss nomimated George | The contest between the factions and candidates as- | ined them; after doing winch he desived to know whai | narrowing nature, Some 22,500 persous hag to rush out sutos at 86s. The stock {s exhausted. Butter stoady for York, for a A a W. Schvyler; General Ketchum nominated Colonel How- a 0 ight i ‘ i nut | of their habitations almost naked to escape from the | no, but 2x, a2». lower on the week for inferior. Chi On pod empowered to appoint two | land, of Du sumed all manner of phases during the night and this the committee bad done with the other resolutions sub- | famea, It would appear that the conflagration com. With heavy acrival ‘ices rather favor bu; and are c jon com. : soe Chair was tnorning, Soon after midnight Weed escertmned that | mitted, prepared jointly by Mr. Tilden and himself. 1 | mensed in a building two stories lich. Bagration com | eet ta, lower... Talim, opened baoyant ep. desrers Dutebess, ‘Hixry A. Low withdrew the name of General Van ‘Wyck, saying he would not accept the nomination of State ‘Treasurer. ‘The vote resulted as follows:—Howland, 208; Schuy- leg, 1) Ti Pomination of Colonel Howland was made unani- the radicals had settled upon Senator Foiget as tempo- duspank bas vances Committee had deemed them re- | ho flames spread with rapidity, sniting in wucenscion | but closed quiet at 46s, a 478. for North American, rary chairman, He at once adopted him and gave out | The Comimittce on Plaiform are entitled to credit for eee ae ree wen pine ta tbe Mae ee 2. 8 nes “aasag” Ge een qanses that Folger belonged to that slde of the house, thusen- | “mending the resolutions submitted, and for eropp'ng | octeom suuual eonlectl ol a | Pearls,'30s, ‘Bugat e, and varer. Ci out of them those which were unnecessary for making | ¢<t'cme means of contending with arcli a | Pearls, 20s. Bugare uctive, and Od. a ht. deatety, but in deavoring to obtain the credit of bringing bis nam? for- | (ie platform sywmetrical, comprelensive and strony, fire wer: fonnd perfectly inadeq 1 added to that | quiet, but steady; Rio, 8s, a 62s. Rico steady, but im ccleor from ‘each Judicial ‘on permanent organ- called, mares Senarinn. oy mittee on ane should~consist of two from eac) Ivdicial distriet, to whom all resolutions offered should ‘be ref mous. ie, ei gl esta i al ote the water supply was equally 1 Explosions of | limited demand. Bark-—Rather more inquiry at és. Od. ald on py POE epee Recess till balf-past seven. Tak Wich eck ccbaiwiad ts teil ‘chaste ob Read erctisens sekaion- kuer<sneb. sone con fearful character fll ed in rapid suocession, audit way 1 for Pilladelpie, and Ox. A for Baltianaee.” Lanbead javng MBiny, Mew elk, moved that the delegates BVENING SESSION. = “Leaders,” so-called, desired a simple endorsement of | {°° Kel ag tho buildings caine toppl.ns down, sev eral = and Is, «18, 6d dear. Linseed cakes steady at Judicial district should meet during the re- e t Gonoral Barlow for Secretary of State, The radicals, a8 | pin, to divide and conquer the enemy;” but with me men who were assisting had been crushed to death. Tt | £0 6s. «£9 7s. Od, linseed oll in good request at 32s, 6d. cess and thee names to represent each district in ‘The Convention reassembled at haif-past seven, an offset, went infor Depew, and it began to look as | the paramount idea—and it induced mo to go to the Con- | 8% not, however, clearly stated whether any lives had | @ 3s. 6d Palm cil very active at an advance of £1 a the State Mr. Davis, Attotney General, of Monroe, moved that | tough he would carry off the place enbion in view of tha cares of tbe, Citcago, platform—, | Dam anvena) On feeuutut en tate otices vapigee hoe aparee A SS a eo aee ee © Bate Cora tied that the State Committee consist of | Gonoral John H. RAS ta scituialar'ey shea! OO rry off the place. reo aoe ee a eacaiees ot the Obio, |: sTeah that the agents Of tho diferent imsarupee ofices | fore nter bagged sold at £107. Rosin active, and 18. only two fi ‘each Judicial district, ted far : a pe ate y Weed, seeing this move, immediately sent to Depew, thg Jeuy Blgck Bu hangin of the Pennsyl ay unable yd epee N bo th ro bet Eround Me ya per ¢ tae oan eee A gd Spirits of tur- ‘noth ‘moved that the State Com: R for Attorney General. ~ ; * = - és for supposing that a great le ife had en place, | pentine—tmall sales of Freneh at 45s. ‘Another delegate the mittee con. y stating that if he raid that he wanted the nomination ho | fin'a, the Cadel Sud Amboy | Rip, Van | Iy'was reat concur of life had taken place. | Pemiae ralouit, Engin & Brandon report: drm Cuancegs 8. Srunose seconded the motion, stating that General Martindale had been a republican from the start, elstide Winkleism of the Now Jersey democratic platform rae gage F . » | the whole of the burnt-out people apd th market. Sales on the spot at 2s. 8d. for refined, with aud to give President Johnson a sincere and hearty | and they had (o content thempelves by sleeping in fie 28. 10d. demanded at the close. Sales to arrive at 2#, Sd. endorseny nt to make him the great leader of the people | Sud gardens near, When the last telegram was received | @ 28. G1. would see that no name went into the Convention on the conservative side against him. Having thus been for. district. Both amendments were opposed by Waldo Hutchins ‘and Charles 3. Spencer, of New York, and voted down. ‘Th ution was. ‘ado had won an unquestionably high military reputation, y ore! , ‘tus vi . of o as r Fae orig ed wen tit moe Pg the | stands among the foremost at the bar and enjoys ait mally tendered the nomination by both factions with th rein | _etheong pomme ae yy sane “ape Lat rd a pray ‘rs were ed up to the Almighty to stop THE LATEST MARKETS. vote ‘on the table the resolution for the appolnt- exalted position in private life. assurance that it should be made without opposition, Mr. | \nowledge of President Jobneon during the thirty: atu th: ravages of the fire. The principal portions of the Livewpoon, Sept, 9—P. M. : men ‘on Resolt E.G. Laruam, of Ontario, "and Sent Wanemay, of | Depew then declined to allow his name to go into the and thirty-sixth in snes Ok Congrenngnnd ie ace fh | houses were composed inn great measure of Ui Corrox. —The sales of cotton to-day ‘were 7,000 bales, Hever J. RAvMosp, of New York, said that ithad | Geusvee followed in eulogusti¢ tribute on the worth of | Convention, and at ten o'clock this morning it was | to know that he was, as a deinocrat, paca en AF RC line rd ota pee vl em pry OM sprayer. Seg al ‘bien the State Convent! nomines. hi pc 2 gp ” mike peg of the flames, 6 fire Is now considered to have been | dull and unchanged. tppclaument of the Committee sa Herelitions vote per. ‘Tho nomination was made by acclamation and followed | *ffic'ally promulgated that he declined a renomination With'the United Stator Senate, somneenlat ty Her ‘Eng: ja J mig orn Sc cheb potas, ang ailems tte wind amoatd. | Breadetufts duly and, tending downward. | Provisions . ‘ a “ ) b a spring up there was no danger of any furtber extension rm. Tallow firmer. Produce qu.et and stea applause. It was then agreed’ by both sides that Depew should | land fanaticism, and eectiovalisin against him (as it was | oF mischief. Whole streets, squares, mosques and gov Loxvox, Sept. oP. M. against Jackson), I felt and know that it is the duty of | orament buildings were manent president, and he knew of no reagon for de- ‘that rule, eed parting Certain}; \TE ENGINEER Seertern y 20 time canbe saved | as, unaincer and Surveyor-suephen F. Good- | have the compliment of Permanent prosdent of the | ngainst Jackson), 1 Tet ito and of all the States to come ing away at the same tine, | Console, for money, 89% 8 90. Illinois Central shares, ‘The Fiction to reconsider was ing, of Niagara; Charles W. Wentz, of Schuyler Convention. generously and marfuily to his support, in bis great 103g; Erie shares, 644 64%; United States five twen- The Chair then announced thi tee on Per- | Charles K. Graham, of New York; Daniel d Jeune, ‘The programme of the morning session was carried | work, the pacitication and restoration 0! the Union. The Fina: Prospects of Mexico. ties, 68 54. fiaiens ye Willian B. Taylor, ‘of Oneida; Miles’ O'Reilly, of New | out senator Folger taking the chair and appointing a | | 1 ave thus given you tn reply to your call a full The Minister of Finance for Mexico, M. Langlais, says | 1p oeye ie easy. Rentos elo oe i a Say a Paris letter in the Journal de Rrwn, ‘leaves deiinitively On the 16th, by the stam packet of St. Nazaire, accom. panied by three Inspectors of finance. This ts a most souTZ CAF \ CONVENTION. statement in relation to the platform, and Tam happy to say tha! {t fully accords with all my principles and acts both be ore and since the rebellion commenced, and L prognosticat® tha?the candidates .will be unanimously | S¢fous attempt, diplomatists affirm, which is about to be by th yallant bo} "? made for the regeneration of the Mexican empire. The seamite Wecsooreey,” yy in blue” and by a pro- | Pure of M. Langlais, whow mission will be one of (Wo | phe Ordinance . - ded by Generals Slocum and Patrick is | Ye*t# at least, would be the most fatal blow yet inflicted wanent as follows: Firs, Tee ooops B. Taylor and Joshua G. Abbe. Se-ond District—anthony F. Cam) and John Burt. District—Harlow or Fifth Distric’—D. J. Mitohell and James A. Boll. Sizth Distrie’—W. 8, Lincoln and Seth H. White. Fog pnd y Goodsell, of Oneida, were named. The jing is the result at the vote: committee on permanent organization, composed of ten Goodsell 173 Graham radicals to six Weed men. Syractee, Sept. 20, 1865. At the close of the morning session of the Convention fon Repealed Seven'k Dirtrict—Z. H. Blake and E. A. Frost. ticket 4 District—James D.- Warren and George W. was the first appoaranco of that earnestness on the part bores tae in November by thirty thousand majority, | 0H the fature prospects of the government of Maximil- Slavery Abolisied, Representat "fhe Cétvention then took a recess of Bir. Goodsell was ran sne aereube\ehioh mnicated any confidence in the | tnereby dismaying Sumner, Wilson, Tillie and oiher | lt. M Laugials fi tnt at aect of hin a the Manner of Voting * For Cana! Commissioner_Robert E. Dorn, of Scheneo- | coming canvass. There was then more determination on Sonspirsors acaine. the Frewidat eee erackiN” Ne oce cs obtaln. a, budget of wmmvdiate and per- Governor ‘ARPTER RECESS. Alexander Barc! were dates, &e. sive Onkbdtion‘vee Uae Se octor ut maipee.daeve | Leigh ehh tes fellguaog feouh Dor, 06 Co hr ap th te Bream ab Pir: one mangot reipie OL 9 Ieteoctvce thoes ealeulatona Det ® C, Sept 19, 1860, bee! : yal h i noon seasio! ‘annot Ith of t ntry authorizes those calculations; but C " 4 P. M.. when Haxay Surm, of New York, reported in| Mr. Dorn’s Tominetign was made weauinous | 00 semlon Ohened wit yet pa cs phecl mbar General Slocum Resigns His Commission | the dilienity of the mission consiat, ove all i the Te OIE ae —— al INSPECTOR OF . deleg: 'e o ization of treal means. last letters, 11 » favor of admitting the regular delegation from the First | gor inspector of State Prisons~ Bilas W. Tobey, of | from each judicial district, and is very nearly evenly Si on cay : deeal, announce that the levying of the taxce is i The Convention has repealed the ordinance of seces- district of Westchester county, which was adopted. Columbia; Rufas balanced between the two factions, with perhaps a ma- rraacuse, Rept, 30—-11:60 P. M. erably well carried out; the misfortune i# that | sion, ‘The committee has reported in favor of abolishing. a ‘THE STATR COMMITTER. Stanley, of Delaware Bnos ©. Bi 8, of Catta. Jority of one for the Woed side ’ ps ‘A letter was received hore to-day from General Slocum, — reat the tax en slavery, equalizing tation, ¢ ‘and various Taugas 5 i ne P ir wa Treasury. M. Lang! ¥ fore, ’ represen lecting Governor = Judicial delegations reported names for | John & Clark, of Cayuga; Depew was presented and unanimously electod eats eacty ae vr sas aaceen - gos their way toad wit the’ habits of'n large rla(f-of por. | Presidential electors by the people, and voting wes woe the State Committee as follows, and they were adopted :— te a Devin, ot Now Toreiead ¢ B. Hub. permanent President. of the Convention, under ee at iy srg ome, hedgng & np 'Y8 | sons fn or which are of a kind not easily or | in the Legislature, These measures < all pass. First District—Owen W. Brenan, Wm. R, Stewart and ‘eatchester, were d wien reach here in about fifteen | speedily reformed. Everything bes been unanimous. Mr, Thompson, a L. W. Jerome. roll was called thi ‘the nomination of General Bar- | the compromise agreed upon when Mr. days. delogate irregularly elected by the Northern citizens at bg aaa Jones, H. D. Robertson and num was made mous, pew consented to withdraw his mame from the The Atiantic C: . Beaufort, was permitted to take his seat, oe era tontlion What bed Foe hort, TER UTE Oe ATTEND op Gane, | Conte f6F Hooetary of Siale. The Commition on Reso- | Juage Joseph Ae clsibsas.soseimnbon: ‘tea, | mea grTes Woe, 0 eeeng, a peeeree ciecvest a _____B: F- PERRY. Gideon — beri Lanse ral Patrick, Henry Jones, of ‘was nominated | lutions, which ho appointed under the resolution of the Judge of the Supreme Court. Mr. Field at Birmingham, and tneidentally at- THE ALABAMA CONVENTION. Usher, Nathaniel Churchill | >¥ acclamation. Convention, had @ conservative majority in its composi- SYRAcusE, Sept. 20, 1865. tended one of the sectional meetings of the British As- N. and 0. K Wood. ‘THE REROLUTIONS. tion, Thus far there was yo marked contest. The frst | sugge Joseph A. Mullen, of Jefferson, has been nomt- The sub- Sows 4 ‘Fifth District—Horaco Birch, Charles H. Hopkins and Hon. Henry J. ‘on behalf of the Committee ice presented was in the nomination of the candidates. Joct of The Election for State OMecrs Uraered resolut — " neral Barlow's name was ‘the Weed sido | nated for Judge of the Supreme Court for the Fifth becoming known, he wa: Allen Monroe. presented Bizth Diarict—L. 3. Walworth, W. 8. Lincoln and | ., Resolved, That the of in an eulogistic speech by Alderman of No Tudicial district. ident to address the meoting. to take Place on the First Monday of Charles Kennedy. a State upon ) overthrow of TheMebellion and the Fp oo) York. Charles 8. Spencer oe ers an = beg Ly Ea A Tr nue much | November, é&c. ay ace rne by ov to Union, the te Ses tae SS aie Norte Carettae faonts ‘which had been mado than it would have Moxtaomeny, Ala., Sept. 18, 1866. A genoral election is to be held in North Carolina to- | heen io have remedied that fault before unforseen cir- ‘The election ordinance passed to-day. It authorizes day, to choose delegates to a State convention, which | cumstances ‘discoverod it. It wasvery much oasier to | the Provisional Governor to order an election for mem- meste Ootober 2, for the purpose of reconstruction, The | criticiss a book written by some one lao than to Write | berg of Congress. The election for Governor, members William Wasson. Disirict—Jobn Van Horn, James D. Warren and ment of the national authority and the extirpation of ry le recompense for the sufferings and sacri- fees by whieh these results have been achieved. ‘OFFICERS OF THR CONVENTION. fees by wl IN (Hear, bear. tan PN ial oat | Saron'tn tps of artemen oi progaet| fawing rer has bon mud ty Gone Ragr-~ | Nt le in sunward wl thay | of he Liar an tr Sn ee, w whe Fe was ad Van Wyck was far ahi a hai Or ia, Mpg thy remedied, beg Oe eae eve of | on tho first Monday in November. The next election ‘voto ‘low, he would stand a fow yotes |ARTRRB, or Nortit Canouina, a succers, he no doubt. ere were serene Vice Arte solid or Totes would again turn backward and forth H navi Ata, NO. Bapt 12, 1800, 4 Present two gentlemen ho ad. contributed, month, bd pong pee onemermiesincyy fa sevoral during the call, The roll nals in election having becn int is Excellency ye mH say years, of their val me to decide lace on the Dece: . se on sn'with, Tae vine last quar. Governor of the Stato of North ‘arolina, | what ‘materials were beat to use for an Atlantic cable, Monday In December is appointed for the meeting of the the Provisional to be held on the 21st day of September, 1865, rollow. | and after more than twelve huodred miles of that cable Legislature. ing order {n relation thereto is Published for the govern. | had been paid out there was no one on board the Great ‘An ordinance (s pending which provides for the ap- ment and information of all concerned :— Haters who could saggest. more than one simple in- | pointment of the judges of the State by. the Governor, ‘1. On the day of such election no officer or enlisted [Adages in the cable, The men on board the Great | and their confirmation by the Senate; also for the in- man will visit the polls, nor will permission to leave tern attributed the break, Rome to accident and some | crease of their salaries and the length of their terms of CaMp OF Mation be given to officers or men, except in | to do-ign, Ono of the mechanics in the tank remarked | office, thereby taking their election from the people. casos of nocos#t} tohim, ‘It was one of as seventeen in tho tank that There bas been no debate on the slavery ordinance to- 2 neviag command of troops will, at the re- | caused the accident."” But it seemed to him (Mr. Field) | day. Wheeler, R. W. Judson, A Baker, Lyman R. F. Milior, J. 8, Thu: ‘Chas, Peet reas iwblaste, © Ye ‘alion, 1. 7, Vlagior. 4 William H. Decamp, e HL B. Young, Titus B. Eddy, Sam- uel W. tar, Aloxander H. , Willian Hotch- kiss, kllis H, Roberts, $. D. Hungerford, Luther Cald- Otis, Carey W. Wadsworth, B. fone throagh with, jow coming out on the last quar. r nineteen votes ahead, much to the consternation of the radical side, This was @ fall and fair test of the strength of the faction, showing that the Weed sido really had the proponderance; for General Barlow was run distinetly as his candidate, and Van Wyck as the radical candidate—the in the different calamity, we stand on that {seu with ; ington were appointed to | ® statesman bility rience and which, it is gald, went back | quest of the civil officers havin ‘charge of the elections, | that, whether caused by accident or design, thoy bad hose npon taking hich be | triotiam and the ‘host, tunsullied integrity, and one who upon choi ’ vote for’ Van Wyck, fender all neodful emitance for tho preservation of | power to arrange things #0 a8 to prevent a rec urrenco of | Appointment of « Provisional Governor tion for has rendered invalaable services to tho Union cause dar- Hiscock was loft off the Stato Committed order. If serious disturbance should anywhere occur at | failure. There would be in the next expedition Improve for Louisiana. hearted the polls such disturbance will be at once su ments made upon t ments, and it was Cato, Sopt. 19, 1866, the honor confor. assom! in State Conven- pprossed, 8 arrange! iy efaction t bod: board of en guilty arrested, even if such request bo not Se tiptoe. perneny ee Oe AST p~ he pots Tho Now 0 *D Joarns that President Johnson mocesaful, and that they would be able not | has appointed J. Madison Wells Provisional Governor of have transpired, war, in all ite his masa of the deli ‘as the test B. Any person guilty of attempting, by force, to pre- | would be peace ere, cordial and effective | question, settling it = ‘ag could be | ventan orderly LT od Slection, or interfering thero- | only to lay down another cable at the bottom of the | youtsiana, and given him the sane authority as vested national ent was do- port which were tendered by us in bie nomination | readily seen ‘by the stampede made on all subsequent with, will be punished with the severity due to acte in Auantic, but to recover the present one. Instead of ‘Union; now by the atates- idates ki be theie nature exsentially hostile to the government, and to | talking about the subject hi f ho should much prefer | In Governor Sharkey. of owt rulers and the valot of our soldiers the ky Sma = ‘ er m oo hee b end such ng Me Rp al bye nearest a 0 rm lh should speak for itaeif, (Laughter The Delia thinks that membors of the State Comven- our government 1s everywhere recognized. confidence which Presi- nominations of General Hillhouse fer Comptro! commander, facts tn cage re- | and applause, iy ‘crime of the century, which in- ‘the communt- | and Colonel Howland for State Treasurer—the anti-rudi- him direct to these headquarters as well as to : Vion can be elected 1B thirty vars of he ba bene iteell, has been in rebellion who accept tho | oal candidates—were put through without much effort, | his mediate superior. France. ‘a tuate “oihcers. can take place betore Ne ber, and ‘of our soldiers and the probibi« bom fold otnearly two to one, the wavering dele- 4. Commanding officers of districts, regiments, ports ‘The Bank of France returns for the week exbibit an te that United ‘will be sens to Wash- ‘and grave duties now devolve rrevokable manifesting a disposition to get on the winning | of ee) det ments will be held strictly responsible increase in the int of cash on hand of about four ee in time for the meeting of ’ fa) with the same = hala thas Weed hin ne eeiercavenn: of oe, etiahea And sre quar milion of _—— coh wilt bo: pected aon ' carried us safely result shown knows in 3 for ing order m ‘under appre- Paris Patrie & monum iblic on a firmer aod Southern cards bis poets, radveals belt ensign that the conduct of the troops would otherwise ot Purtemouth to commemorate the visit of the French Western Visitors in Ippia. x Renewed We given them | be tm , of that the election would not be orderly, | fleet to ny five togive be vention. bat that the ovil disposed, if such there be, be fore. | Abdel had quitted France for Syria. The members of the @. Louis ' all order, the axe ieee as on ‘of the nomi. | warned and without excuse, and the election be beyond Paris Bourse on the Sth was firm. Rentes closed Pe a cr 4 eS | Rolecx over the works The ni came quite Indl alr og rover Major General RUGEB. | “itt ‘roertod that the French government has ad. wy mde received bys f core: f le ‘hv aanon 08 State a) nant ot the lou of votes whicll thev had « : J A, Caspers Asisant Adjutant General, Aregeed & note to Prussia in reference to the murder of BT be toe ‘of the city during thelr gay 4