The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 1, 1867, Page 1

barra ren sacra aT aaa) hha 4 > ‘1 b - Easkecraas? = am THE NEW YORK SUN. PUBLISHED DAILY —SUNDAYS RXCEPTED. Office corner of Nassau and Fulton streets, . “Two CENTS. wweek-Six Dollars per year, WEEKLY SUN, Roady on Thursday of ench week; t 4 Ove Dollar per your Modics BEACH, F ‘The 8 “THE OLD WORLD. News from Great Brita Austria and Germany. THE GOODWOOD RACES. “Gomera” Wins. MINING D SANTER IN AUSTRIA. Over One Hundred Liv: 6 Lost. GERMAN REORGANIZATION. PRUSSIA AND DENMARK. . a&e., ae. Great Britais. Lowvor, July M- ing —Today was ho second day of the Goodwood races, The Principal race, which was for the Goodwood Wakes, was unexpectediy won by the Duke of Beaufort a in the following order Wook place yesterday ou the Imperial Farm wt Vincennes, the distribation of pri wad by the jury shows that the American Inventions excelled all the ot oH. MoCormiok ves the highest prise for his reaper and mower. wad gold medals are awarded to Mesars, Wood and Parry Austria. Viewva, July 31 —Accounte have reached Dhis ofty of a torrible explosion which oo. red ia one of the large imines owned by tho Rothachilds ia Moravia, The mine wae Tall of workm at the time of the di jer, dod more than @ bnudred mivere are re ported to have boon killed or injured. Virwwa, July M—Evening —The visit of tho Sultaa of Turkey to Vieons terminated today. His Imperial Majesty departed this Afternoon for P briof visit, and thence proceed to Cou baop, Germany Bentiy, July 3l.—Altoaa, tho largest city Jo Holstein, and situated about tive miles from tho city of Haruburg, bas joiasd the Bew Zullverein North &chienw Bantin, Suly Jl Evening. —The Prussian Governmont is preparing aad will shortly pent to Copeuliagea @ reply to the note of tho Danish Cabinet requesting inform Be to the giaranteos required by Leu for the protection of the (armas in North ern Solloawig MARINE. Rovrmameros, July at Steamer Germania, Capt Mork on the 2th inat., are’ et) o'clouk thie morning, on the way to Uarwburg Gtascow, July M1—Noon.The steamer Bt David from Quebeo arrived bere this morning Fataovri, England, July 3t—Evening The steawshiy Guiding Star, Capt. Wa, 00, has arrived at this port on her way to aves. FINANCIAL, Loxpom, July al — Evening elowet at Sig for money. A Fitioe closed at the f Biatee Five Twenty Bond Contral Kailway Sha: 3 Bhares, 18%; Atlantic and Gr Consolidated Houde, 22% COMMERCIAL, MM, Evening Cotton 1 dull. There bas bres « dooliue of 444.00 middling Uplands. The following aro the authorized cloaing quota. idling Uplanda 13,1. Middliog lee of tue day foot up + Breadetutts —Flour ie le, lower, n dull at 398, per quart i Western, Barley oie, ate & Pons tava. Provisions. Cheese, fine Americ wal quoted at 8. par cowt, Lari ils, for rican. Pork 7s, and Beef 140s, per Bacon 43s, per owt. Produve.—Kosin, cowmon 7s. and fine 16. Hpirita Turpentine Jia, tallow dis.td. Pe m, Spirite, 9d. and refiged Letigd. por Clover Seed tla pox, July 31, Evening —No. 12 Dutch rd Sugar 250.64. Sooteb Pi Caloutta: Linaeod t8etd. biased Cakes 210, Linsemd Ol £41 da Sperm Oil £120, Whale Oil 22 By Steamer. Maile to the ist have arrived in thi olty per th p China from Liver ool, and the rent from Havre, In toreating extracts from foreign journals are Given below The Patrice gives m denial to the diequi pg rumore which wore current respectip fate of M. Dano, the Frenob Mivists Moxico, ‘The Empress Engenia was to | on the “et or 2vd for Windsor, on @ private ‘wiait to Queen Victor @ontains en account of a re disturbance at (i ® commission to fully investigate the matter, Franz Kossuth, the son of the celebrated exile Kossuth, who was ed as @ oan didate for the Hungarian Diet for t a Urict of Conkorn, bas been rejected. Herr | Kossuth himeeif will tend tur the town of | Waitren The itung of ly 16th Sth © Wo learn that the Moscow and St. ere Durg Railway wae sold yesterday to Mesere mousy 1 able in three ine lof the States «the reavlution passed by the | nell upou tue 1th inat,, forthe | establishment of @ permanent Swiss bin Dasay at Berin, but bow alao rejeeiad th Petition for the ‘at Washington, fal Tra, ppoutment of e Min: pool by contain accounte of a fe Bick of May, It appeare that King Jerry, who holden’ | at Ferdinando Io, had, mie time prior to the 25th of May, aus pooled that between on bu an bof his Majes ting to the ton, the latier ted up the 08 cwmile non rade known to Jerry, and annum the the fugitive, who was captur Rrought back to Benin, The Kin Wile end tl son were ato tas bofire ofiended — ehio Aimaoy k r THE Thirty-Fourth Year. SUN. Price Two Cents NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1867 TRIAL OF SURRATT. Mr. Merrich’s Kpeoch for Appeal tothe Jury “urratt Not Present he Theatre and sot a Hrivctpal te the Morder—sorgeant Dye's Testimony Ke- on the traing this evening, and the streets SHINGTON. asutxoron, July 31. To-day @ delegation of 1 | composed of 1 wore then taken out of hut and tlod to two atake con ae they vee armed with beary ‘® murderous re emasbed in, their arme ot, when the tragedy ¢ in the bodies of ether the boy of woman was w King’s vengeance, he Un ortuuate pair beaten often; | aw no | father ia Ban Francisco, Conroy repl the badge of the 6 Convention, A large crowd ts gathered around the Repablican Headquarters in Governor strest, where there ki of five caucuses already to-day to arrange matters for to-morrow. Proceedings in South Careltan, Cantestox, 8. C., July SL—A ta Publican masa meeting was held hore last night, tho freedmen largely preponders. Dr. Mack, Collector of the Customs presided. Auaong the Vice Pr 1, Colleator of Internal Reve. Daatriot Attornay Corbett, aud several been perverted, frightened boy, he haa conjured tip visions inted bia mind and m 1 no being wi in manhood, for d that Mary beaten, and saw some bal nigen, John W Cogahall, of Philadelphi | Sawyer, of Pittsburg, and Dr, Beavans, of ® sub committes of the Contral Committee, enting the conservatir party, waited on the Pr to inform him of the action of the Com ate iain no oundition to aot in concert with the Democratic or. propose to organize the Republican aupportars of the adwintetra iform with candidates whioh have hi Tho witness was further examined by who Appeared forumity. Saw Mee Lal Lt sin boyhood, is father fo the man © point Mr. Riddle interrupted Mr. Merrick, and Wasirautox, July 90.—Tho trial of Jobo Hi, Surratt was resumed this morning in the Criminal Court, Judge Fishor providing ttendance upon the part of apectators France, | had not yot uother victim, aud "for twenty four by of Mr, Sigiee to break sticks before Lim, he following mai bad tov; him woman bor bad; him woman The unfortunate wo takea down to the beach, a stake was driven thro nto the Henin ri The Court then took @ recess until to walking from the Bridge, on one oosasion, | Wit Vu to his own her up; saw him punch har on two oooe Merrick proceeded to Jury for the ¢ morrow morning, better be killed avization, but when she had been | on) itude of the case, it wae beyond and its surround: he bad ever kno: 18, Tene, July 31.—Choler gain appeared ia the southern part of t Six deaths ooourred in one house Mulberry street last night house in Front Row, naked Siglei Were unanimously adopted, ing their unalterable ¢ European trade: could reoder no assistance. A Leper Villngs. A writer in the Cornhill Magarine di # visit to # Chi throughout th to oarry out, out reservation, the der, then, that 6 approached it with feel roatest awe and the deepest ‘Baw him panch Ni who, of cour your own basin agressiousl mer ndorsing the platform o! lioan Convention in Columbia, and to report, \aformed thom#that in semuoh as he had deolared the people must be trusted with their own g that his faith in the people had not yet been be could ouly any that he left the de, and, as the nization of the mast leave it to Hoaly’ with a black ¢ | abe ead Sigler tran being locked ap without @ would keep th The Board of Hestth form, without qua of the disease, the jury should do their duty. Mer. Merrick itnese took to combat som eminence, in the —The Surgeon at Fort and accommodates between four and five hundred lepers, with their children born ia sposob, charging that he bai 0 excite prejudioe agains by referring to sabjeots extrancous Kussees it was not the but- was eo bad that it iseod Maglatrate from office, for rel ufficient bail, without due regard ace, or the @ fied. Rtndelide and Dalle wo mon arrested there, o ter made un the plac: could be no worse, knew of tw aetting butter from Mr. Siglor’ ‘The few onsen Inst week were sporad due to carelessness, Cholera on the Plains. July 2.—The Lawnence, Kan company the leper to the asylum ; but wed to choose ti from the in same. The children born from these a Laaw of them umber, varving from the age of the wide digression .of cor Gomera, The leading horses | . . y Northern correspondent 50 yours since I tires came to Ai tellin the absence of my Hible whore I almebouse because they ten; saw the ‘The first count ‘ arrested the socused parties, Proceedings in Lonlsiana. July 30,—Mase was cole. repose of those killed viow passed off very pleasantly. Along official eorrespondence were watering the blind mei airle fil the oupe nearly full with oold poured some hot New Oatean brated today f& daring the riot ith Booth The cam matters bas been made ready knowa to the public. 1 tenor of the eorresponde shows that Mr. Seward, atthe quest of the Emperor of Austel o@ and the Qu efforts to secure Maxiwili Bear in mind one gitimate occupants of the p' leper admitted that son of another lepe: arule, they try to couceal their from diseased prrente. The village itasif feature in thi n wight fatal case on Wedneslay. Among them the actor Baffalo Bill, who has long been known on and stook pilot ister of Births and today by Governor aud Severn A. Tarre, a colored , was appolnted to the posi. the bridge, and ‘sont me from ¢ What did he seud you away fort 11, Tdon's know, except thi what Ja said (n the Indictm charged Uhat th Emperor of Austria also offered to reinatate Maximilian # Austrian Archduke if d to forego forer interference In the attairs of Mexico, would appear from t Mr. Seward’s dispatob: nmeat too late, If af all. Chief Justion Chase hi ugton from Saratoge. The foliowing United States Treasurer Spinner this morn * Dubuque, Lowa, Registration. t ncoused of bad conduct t these parties mut “then and there.” Are you not then trring Burratt for registered in ( £6 majority of which » number registered in Coftes County is 450, the gate etraight OF Joas-hou uph out at right angi about fourteen house! He did prevented him often, Mr, Sigler accuse not do it, but he wanted » others did not accuse me Mr. Sigler apoke of blanket to protect them from the w Graves bave been in av fow days past th have been getting Not only thie, as been the m actually happened that enohed the Juars & balf wide, each two separated by one ingle low buildin, or not guilty as id Burrett kill 8 was not when that he ordered Ivdivations of Coming Trouble. Toe Nashville Gazette (7th) te fearful ‘hat the kalend of August will be marked The contest between the Kat Consarvatives Is beooming 1 1 bitter aa the day of election ay elle anya the Radicals | n preparing for ¥ hern Confederacy tmall oles that whole m ase was not concluded ap to ® late ulation in stowed a course, | cannot 6) state of clenalin dim the indict proceeded to argue that argon of tre just ee the work had been ed, and before the corpse bad ar: d,@ party came and positively jawhawked the y insisted ou burying the friend notwithstanding the fact that tho who had dug tt character MEXICO. Hxeoutton of Vindaarrt, &e. New Onieaw furniah the following official Accounts from Queretaro to San Louis toni, received at tem o'clock A. M. on July ictment, and therefore able; that the prossout to cover the the gates are lepers roam a beg through Enoloand i @150, which juetly taken by ma whili ervice, in commutation for rati Line were cited of law and nud’ were uot bound by the direotioa of the terest on the sand mora, nt to $l) originally edit of the United States, earn something in additio airange thg of ten atartied the citizen in tho dark hour of night. Wo are uot deaf, nor blind! cholera along th doesn nt the hotels, nast in the leavings of the late tlood, aud bad | leave the village in the day and their frieade enter 0 freely to. vi tances which go far to de mionatrate the po On the 8th inat,, Viaduarri was appre San Carnilo str A Rerextant Ex-Vor Another paity, from Ind; ary one dolla tly obtained in the settlement of An acoount with the Govern Various parti Yellow Fever. . July d—The Roard of A Galveston an infected ed the Governor to include city of Mexico eue of the murder dat 40 WM. wae shot to Health has decla port, and requ that city in bis proolamation 2 of yotlow fever are re ported im this city. ¥ Overattons, Q) Deranrteny, Metioo, July 8th, ‘The Commander-in-Chief has ordered me to ake known to whom it may coucern, Hegedt to commit RTRMMARTRR'S re paid to fight; and their pres If Trownlowi riot, theas State Guaride Ordere have been quence of this, the lepers remained nd E had an opp the greater portio Aitiou thatthe killing of the resident was at Lome that day than killing an ordivary urd in this oountry, where no busi ene here. jeneral Thomas that th fap wway fron the as see that th ore criminal forwarded to the Becretary the ro- quired proofs that they logitimately ao jon of some of the $170,000 4, which wore an or wight yours this investigation of onsme, jatien himanlf that there exiat in Now Jersey. ‘The Pattorses Al: Santiago Viaduarre, bas ordered to be con have further time ti which to prosent A new term of twenty houre will be granted in whioh to pr Aud if Thor nt | Tots, of the withholding of any vote at the themselves ae prisoners, the time to expire | ei¢ction at which he was chosen, Tha v’elock, P.M. Jour J. ALvannz agly removed the cave 8 of these boua fide holders, and the bonds held by them will therefore bo paid in New York, where the uri hae deposite Common Council, inquiry, on Tw crusity alleged to have bi of the Patterson Alms Hoi Mr. Sigler, the keeper, the commencement continued the lay night, into the acte of tempt to trick ting Lim for of Jo. Cooper's Militi and orderly conduct, The recont reference of the President to Gen, Thomas of the Tennessoans who ap. plied for protection is thue commented on ttanooga Maton *When the President's children an egg be gives them ® scorpion ion from the United Stata abe refers them in the Hawaian ialanils, bu bad not previously recognized it as leprous, Extraordisary Adventures of « Ts t Montreux (Swit. zeriand) Chureh, July 1, the Re nett, Koglish chaplain, presented to Mich Roux » handsome silver hunting wateb, with oney, from the Euglieh resideute in the neigiborbood, for having 1 the life of an the man out of hie life by i murder and then trying bim for tr The prospoution, oounsel conti show that Surratt was in Elmira’for the of the conapiraoy of which bas ‘The greatest interest w: the room was fille highly excited ‘The first witness was Mra, Jane Murray, ® former inmate of the Inatitution. tiflod to aneing Sigler about @ dozen to with @ strap and rattan oan on reported in the Soy. Although the atone from the tomb of dosignod for & Linooln mon iry was ordered Sorviue Talliv ument, and for which ing by the House, bi lor has not yet f other Imperial oficers, among them Col*. jad that from thi Amanzo, Bulyer, a amall bag of » Finto and Morr ipalin the first and he who atands by ass alin the second iadone, be who counsels, but is not y. Cases were even if Surratt started avainat Hrownlow P cited to ahow t) out to wid the murder and did rex is continually « na have to do with asking protection ople that he will never again be °. and the more earnnet ded by trash and the debris of the far naces and kitchens. Gen. Giraut returned to Washington on Tuesday, and is represonted to the removal of ‘The Prosident ‘aye, from Ohillon, ou t iu the afternoon, and at balf- lock began to retrace tl but a quautity of snow baviug | they uiianed ihe path edge of the precipic 0 Uaited Stal ly they apply themarlves to th nlow atthe ballot box, the Letter it only offence wi and Gomez are causin in the Southern portion of t of ‘Tamalipas. ¢ the domth of Louis Napoleon—but is 1t treason to imagine the di jovernor of Coabull to districts, which be presided over by Military Com- ous, Their powers are complete and ry Ann Wileo aud filthy in her babite; she wae confiued toaroom floored with sinc th of Andrew who was viol As things look now, Gea. Hauoock will be appointed rumor ia Washington that Sir | Frederiek Bruce trying to agren upon a cession of the Britiah 4 adjacent to Walruasia in Alabama claims ratood that th at & tremendous pace. ble toatop ber, he followed wu; tthe risk of his ow succeeded in making her uuderst going down to ately, Michael Jury to indict Thaddeus Stevens panione for treason ; but thi nd It ie the pride of our lersigned eltizens of Marvhal ry cold in wint w, Mary Ann was iever taken at Auburn of @ | quest sou to rend m States troops, for. the ty prevent colltelon and the State militia, who winburg, with the evident de= to prevent a free and equal | inclte the colored againat he white Wx was cutting timber not he descouded ution to show in the theatre or null Aulorabet on the night of Iu Burr's ose Chief Justice val lays down the law to show that be present ut the heard her ories ‘opby, on one occ y, and the othe to change her clothing; knew whipped ; kuew a colored Betsey Friel, who froze to death for want of bed clothing. F, two yearaago ; others ireamatauoed ion for trving to thine for refusing Miss Catharine Maria Sedgwick, which oo: | donce of Mr. Minot, near Miss Sodgwiok’s od her to two genera aud gained ber a proposition wh , of forming 4 new r Indian tribes south of the Piatto will brace that portion ern ‘Texas lying north of thweat from the iuitial monument on the Ked Kiver, at the south corner of the Ind of the Southern h tho eastern boundary of th bury, thie morning, writings have and tiows of Ameri well ue frow t vation, to which | Simned by D, Turner, A. A. Steele and some 60] hea tetou mine wows pane porpetration of the c Had there been much more delay iu reachiug her she would pot have | be re wel wae au hour in to the nearest chal the tine atruggling f with thie burdea on his APPLIOATION Rate 0 Court took are en found alive getting her w Heanquanrens, Diary for half a hour. line drawn due in 1789, her first book, “A Now oar iu 182, gained her jately reputation and siicoes lished ® second tale, was republished within a brief peri Goveral Donean rin you that the © cannot be posted at stations been whipped, forred to the decal of Judge Fistor in biting the proseou proving ia rebuttal that Suc wae in New York on thi @ Court anid it was not ry for the prosecuti yw here else houor decided th brought down nothing on her bat @ oalico wie alraw in @ corner, the nights were iutensely cold; saw child 4 upon the revuinitie the Mayor of the city atod iuto Franol was published by Dr Cariard a9 succea Athwoaters corner of the end of three weeks ale was able to ro tuat Territory ir petition being the net of | RECONSTRUCTION. Roconstraction “Hope Leslie, or Barly ‘I faw marke of whipping on thi warkable for the Swiss for the inde: pendence of m courtesy, but iu thie ine he kindness of the people who re eived thie lady at the obalet ou t and when the The Lin woods, ® collection of shorter tales, three years she issued w series of bovks| whose popularity was and continues eo) they may justly be called " peo. | the Poor Rich Man ‘and ary to prove Burratt elsewhere ‘Ashington; and therefore the ques has been determined, and iu that opinion every principle is stated must show thi tion of presen; VA, July S—The followin ued by General Sob; mnatituting ib ret in entitled to the r oluas of question ud wae loudly cheered. Counsel then ex ued ber to show that 8 given Were ueceseni Paris lence of every | rotect ber frow the rainand snow, Alef, that the detach Lewisburg is stationed ther ta free and. ei! inal the white people,” Heangvanrens Pinar Mit Riennoyy, July 2, 1867 General Order No. Ta pursuance of « “Means ahd Yoken for Chil ‘The Coelle Trade Reports have been reosived already that ® cargo of eoolies, the arrived at New Orleans. Tho Koumaman Monileur of the 17th t popular jatr, during which several Jows wore thrown into the Danube, aud @uoounces that the Government have sent Galate with inatruetions to | efit of auy doubs of the case wore from Abroad to | io 1915 appear the State of Tennessee, Very respectfully, your Kindred wt Hoi |aider the vo oy are intended Inbor of tho The editor of the Prov had some experi Mth Tut, A.A. Gen, | cence, the do at be givon to the pris for the other that Surratt was bere on tli aud if here, aiding and abetting. Hon juarters manding Gene) F the guidance of the caana of ai thie oolored wo nan died because fooble, and it did | muob frost to kill by of Hetty Wiley wa if they were frozen nthe body; the lan was now already faw # ainonget our Amer. her Inbors wore rewarded by the love and aduiration of @ very | public, here and in peared from her pena novel of Americ Mamrurs, July od at the election to-mo went of the L | disloyal to the Govern States, or who use their otf | any manner to hy wan Sergeaut Liye ont of Ford's July Siat—An ny thing of her you saya that the Indian meontrating at | Ha | the base of the Mud | the Swoet Wator tage the Con pan oall tha time. etlect, by Mr. Meree: he naw the imag afterwards, Wien asked, | tte adjour they will not work or yard with th aeournes othorwine or tin, one of our aud benevolent citizens wh wide circulation. pnored | They will not a and as no few wciate with the imported, thean « ate are in the constaut practic Wo viaited a plautation wh YESTERDAY '@ PROCERDINGS, A private letter to | that the Indians are da travel from Green Sanndere is atopped. The report of a contemp! | Lhe teatimony ot Dye w Hy the Commanding Goneral The Governor aud other Execu the Courte of Law a ols of the City are inv after 8 o'vlock youterday evening, all pervaded before Alderman Denn (presiding), Mews ruoll, Van Wiaklo, O'Lrien aud Centurion, | ly crowded with Wyman, an American iri, Ihe purchase kraced by » char nimoug to euch existing laws of Virginia ally tilled by their eppuiutment, or witzerland | wer to 0 room was don: tho Indians betweon aad Denver is tas well aa cl many of them have bi } greatest compliment paid thom welcome in the ‘district aud libraries of the country; aud found and now bas delighted readers in | Her doath will yurned by chousaude who ba tod by ber writings tive towu of the Military | Dye awenreit wae Booth that called the | Lule, and ho said nother of the party w and the other he (Dye) amid w Whbu esked why be hed eo t was palpa mittee announced that they tno manifestation of one side or the other. While the Government of Spain, through ite oficial upon the protection nd to guarantee that at the clo t thay would ee to his re dations from the State the headeof the E: tment of the State Governm: eruor for hia indoree. ny other source will be ‘The Romaine | Courts and tron Rostow, July 31 be sent to the ti the firet witn: Merrick) pitied tood before forwarded by the return to bis | | great doubte or Cuban oftio uight, were Adiiral Tegothott titled that he had trian Navy,and bis brother, Ganoral Toge thot, who are en route to Mexico, to obtain, if possible, the body of Maximilian, District Commande Is care the valu Thousands of s they have | In or near the cit @ Lotter show for the Coolie than upon the distant plantati Dtuck bridge on Priday.—<( 65 to laet fall; tho management of the bow sometimes not very good; Vierrepont an over the fact prosociition bring in Mr side Surratt and th oly which occurred at Bonin on the DUAL NEWS, fortnoates will Hlow @ Yankeo w: last evening, ommissioNcrs the duty therein re: Yer | ‘quired of th Prosidents of the Lioards of ek” of authority from Her © man giving Bartholomew Conroy, of Wore 5th Precinct Sta Judge who beat auewored Lye’ sdescrij He could not have Sraix ovieny. Mars,, July 31.—The ebal longo of the Ward Brothers to the St. John, | t N.B., orew, to row five or on the Connooticut River 1 dollare in gold and the cham plouship of the world, has been accepted and tho preliminarios will be arr Boston, to-morrow, Heas or Surratt | ~All persons appointed to any office Fy district will be ri take and subsoribe to | by the act of Con, social evil whi ities wre happy of by agrecing to it was cold enou lovbing was ouly very middling ome of it picked up from House iu Pranklin atr “out to the tune of § aud requested the aid of the ollicers ia rr tue bas seut one tothe Dry Tortugas, and now they would have the circumstance hang another mau.” callivg of th this city, for! As Congress someting since en Acted a law upon that subject, and as thelr importation ts in direct violation of that Jaw, we truat that the Government o Will interfere to stop the tratlo in ite very commencement, Mr. Merrick then relation to bis inte on tho might of Llumia. His hiding place Bout he saw statemont {t appear aoe arrived in 4 Hy command of Brigadier aud y's followera were dispatched avd ‘sliforuia Steamali taLein, Ae Ae G. THM VIRGINIA SrATR °F not, becaus Burratt’s house frouted north aud was thrown in the shade ae traverming tuo 6 spoke Freooh while the | Doyl sthoru heiwis jorum of the Canadi REPUBLICAN CONVEN AL will be held at Ottawa to day, and that write for m general ole (he isaved om the Sd of Augueb Ir te atated that » « ~ No, #, North Bi suiod @ Lung Vaotoral, re {96 | oe addressed thom en fullowe; "fini Company, ae as Ricnmono, Va wth botian foderation aud (hore Canadia ——_ RATES OF ADVERTISING. PATASLE INVARIARLT OF ADYANOR, Oe ‘Tor every Insertion of four lines or tena... 90 cha! For every extra line or part of line... ca peo iced fF Advertisement will be inserted In opem Leplayed atyle, or in leaded type, aleo a sever oemehts or petal wots ot raven, to be ascertained on application at the offem ‘Twenty-six words are connted as far line id eoven onda for each line more than four. = ———e Clty; that if he was, he would tite im to take chares of two lorena, he was going to forward to | that he would accept tl ing the © trast daw ranger i, agreed aaked Conroy to xo to the stable with bint for the purpose | of getting the horess, whereupoa the two started off, in what direotion Conroy waa unable to inform the effiver. While on them way (o the etable Conroy informed the atranger th passed an exchange | otc © to step in aud get | converted tn Aftor walking (or am hour the Kt took Conroy into am tained for hia grewubacke ten twenty dollar pisos. Lanvl the officer, the two in atarted Ing haste in quent tho horses, After pee through eer | streets, the stranger wished to enter @ house, whi ed out to Conroy, for the purpos ith w friend. thereupon disappeared, leavi outside to await bis re-appearance. waitlog for two hours, Conroy begam to suspect that ‘all was not right. and wont back to the steamship office Here ne made known bis story to Sergt. Hughes, of the Sth peats, who, apon examining the “gold” coin fo immediately placed im the kilfal detective, The triok le ment on ord/uary rascality Ato quarter past 11P. M. last night fire was discovered on the third floor of the five atory brick building No. 8 Read ot occupied f * Avout four ovleck fila fire broke oatt fu the premises No. 474 Grand atrect, ocow pled by L. Josephs, aa s boot and Store, whe sustained @ lees ia stack about $1,000, which wae fully cove qT od Semon Hox, Matootm Cammnon has boon age pointed Queon's Printer to the Dominion Canada, NEW YORE. Constitutional Convention—Thirty-o Day's Vrecesdings—The Quostion of frage, de, do. Auuaxr, July Jl—The Btate Constiter tional Convention reassembled this morm ing. Me. Folger, President pro fem., im thd chair ‘The use of the Assembly Chamber wae granted to Key, Dr. Fisher and others ea the evening of the 8th of August. for the purpose of addressing @ committee relative to the adulteration and sale of intoxicating drinks Mr. Lapham introduced the following Resoterd, That the Committee on Canale haw power to send for persons and papers, and to tw quire into the cost of building enlarged locks eal Of the present structure; to Inquire Into the em PCH Cie Eresont Lorks to ‘diy the Qasinons he canals, andof the present prism of the camels to do the business with such enlarged locke Adopted. T OF AUPFRAGE. ‘Vhe Convention resumed the considers tion of the right of auifrage, The pending quieation was on Mr. Bowen's amendmont t to givo any money or valuable thing for amy amoodment was lost. Mr. Burrill moved, ae Paige's amendmont, that the officer el the following | shall awear that he hes not knowingly intentionally violated the sooond seo tt question, and with the viow of saving time | he would offer the fi That the re port now under con fom with all the jones lying upon the table relati to the Se! No property qualifications for the right of aa rave or for eligibility to office shall over” be ree | quired. No person snthorized to voe an ‘er the | exiatin ised; now e be abridged or exe d, that lave shall be paneed by the frat Legislature assembled afer the adoption of the Constitn' vote all persons who excluding from the may pay or receive any ottier thing of value, oF any ith the ples ot of any candi: Way may +» Morrill moved as @ substitute, the following ‘The Article a amended and ad on shall in Mov ort ta ay tion ere: rman moved that the articles deration, with the motions ly he table relative thereto, be referred te mittes on Revision, wi true {ious to report tho Article to the Convention revised aa to language, but with no olange in the substantial provisions, Mr, Merrill | accepted the amendment, Mr. Kaimaey moved to amend that the Convent on Kevision, Mr. Merrill accept endimeat. After debate, Mr. E. Brooks anid he hed offered hie proposition with ® view to facill. tate the busivess of the Conveatiog, but, ae it had failed to accomplish that ead, ne would withdraw it Mr. Fuller called up the motion to recon: by wh 1 bh the followin | ehallonges the p ofr Evarte moved to ameod that all challenges at the polls, except of convio rerime and for omission to register bo determined upon the oath of the person challenged, Lost by @ vote of fu to Th. Mr. V'an Camper oalled up the motion te reconsider the clause providing that ni studont shall gain or li denoe whil in ation up. winery of lea ing. Lost, 96 to 70. Mr. Veeder called up the motion to recon Sidr tho vote of yesterday ou the motion of Mr Daloy, providing that mo man ehall Voto uuleas be shall be registered six daye helore the election, and that the Legialatare shall pase lawe to carry this proposition iat ot | Mr, Greeley understood the object of motion to inclu clause where vor ere unavoidably absent at the time of clos | ing the registry tay be aliowed to onal their ballot The wotion to reconsider was lost—St to7h Mr. Sherman moved that the article o8 suttrage ni a be refer do wo t He TUNA vision, ry power to correct « tencies, Dut not to change any | adopted by the Couvention. | Mr. E. Brooks moved to amend by oud atituting the propos ttoa oftered by hina this nioruing, sud afterward withdrawn Mr. Conger moved to amend that ald Comuittes de instructed to amend the last clause of seotiou four, 00 ae to prevent the eof votes in the failure to mal rogiatraties, or im the event of bo Mr, Shermao’e resolution was then ado; The following te th Weutinuedas Paucia a a in