The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 23, 1869, Page 1

-_— » SS THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR. THE STOCK EQUINOCTIAL. ———— UNPRECEDENTED EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET, poate <ceaea The Fearful Crash tn Contral-T Silly Injunction Canard—The true Cause and Meaning of the Pante—scooplug =The Swoop of the Boars Wild sion in the Gold R Wall street was treate! to as lively sensations yestorday o# the most enthusiastic could wish, or ‘he most sanguine imagine, The stock market, after opening steady, with Central strong under the {ufluence of reports that Commodore Vanderbilt would be at the consolidation meeting in Albany, suddenly became excited and lower, in consequence of the announcement that a stockholder of the Hud- fon River road had taken out an injunctfon against the proposed consolidation, Immediately after this Announcement there wae a rush to sell Central, Which in ashort time dropped from 198% to 174, & docline of 4 B cent. The excitement tn the Long Room was intense, and small holders hasteued bo tumbte over their stocks. It may bo Interesting to our readers to recall the course of Central stock since it was carried some months ago from 1314 to 175, on the 80 B cent, serip Gividend, legalized by the last Legislature. Soon after the issuing of said stock dividend, under the Influence of rumors of consolidation with the Hud. son River road, the price was adroitly manipulated by the Vanderbilt ring to 218%, though subjected by their management to frequent and successful fuctu Ations. Enormous profits have been "squeezed" but of the unwary by the positive announcement Mhat the consolidation had been Axed," and the short interest thus frightened Into covering at seve- ral per cent. bigher fi . When the price had Doon thus run up, “etrietly confident! informa. Hon from those Inside the ring would leak out that ‘a hitch had been discovered in the negotiations, and down would go the stock $ or 10 W cent,, until timid holders were frightened into shaking out their stock, and the street was scooped. This process been carried on for weeks with remarkable success— the more remarkable because the stroet permitted Itself to be so often and so reatily * hoodwinked.” TOR BEARS’ OPPORTUNITY. While the stock market was thus excited yester day, tho bears in gold regardet the occasion as op: portune for making a raid, and began selling short in large sums, until between ten millions and Afteen millions of short interest was throwa upon the mar- ket. THE RALLYING OF THK BULLS. ‘The bull element quickly responded to the amounts offered, the struggle on the part of the bulls for « time appearing to be to prevent the price from fall- Ang below 1873. The scene in tne Gold Room was one of wildest confusion and excitement, when, the attem pte of the bears proving ineffectual, there was a truce to dealings, and the market became compara- tvely tame, ‘THe ONSET OF THR DULL. ‘The bears having opened the attack, the bulls, in the afternoon, at about 2 o'clock, concluded to give the enemy a tilt," and began raising the premium until reaching 197%, when there was quick ad- vance to 190\, and from this point the price was tarried to 141%. Timid shorts began covering at 140, and foliowed the market up, but the great ma- Jority of the short Interest remains uncovered. ‘The Ught is not yet concluded, and to-day will doubtless be an unusually exciting day in the street, THR wouNDED, ‘The number of the severcly maimed" operators legion, Some who were induced early in the day by the bear tone of the market to go short on 137% and 13744, made haste to cover in tho 40s, while a farger number made good their margins, and await fomerrow 's developments with the most inteus ASTONISIING FLUCTUATIONS IN GOLD, ‘The dealings in gold were on a scale of enormous magnitude, The quotations were as follows: 10A.M Mi a a iene AM 5PM ole 10515 PN PC Miscsasd 40% [5:80 P, HOW THM GENERAL MAKKET WAS AFFECTED. ‘The following were the rates paid for having gold ances carried: 7B cent., wold, and 1.16, 84, 764, 4.0nd 3.16 of 1 ® cent, until to-day: ‘change market was weak and thor- jemoralized, and rates were not quotable, THK HON, JOUN MORRISEY AN IMPASSIVE SPRCTATOR, ‘Throughout the storm, the Hon. John Morrissey stood at the upper end of the room as calm and. im: movable as the massive pillar against which he od. Whether be was interested one way or the her, the most acute observer could not have [udeed. While the roar of ‘cacited ‘vole 8 awelied und him, while Central and Hudson, in both of Which he is bald to be interested, went down like the stick of @ rocket, he never chnged countenance oF moved from his p' ce, The Hon, Beo, Wood was iso in the room, standing near the man’ of muscle He was not so impnesive. Bvery ine of his face owed that he was excited, but whether it was from pympathy with the turmoil aroun | lim or because of interost in the stock, who shall say ? Later in the day there was a raily ii the stocks wid the ex- citement partially subsided, only to be followed by Auother equally absorbing. 8 VIFTH AVENUB HOTEL IN THE RVENING, An unusually large and excited throng was in thi Fifth Avenue Hotel last night, composed of opera- tore in stocks aud gold. It was currontly revorted that the principal faro banks im the city were closed for the evening, thelr Aaditués being busy in the hotel, “"Thowe who had gone largely sort of the market in the morning, and cov- fred at tho decline, making larze profits, were conf- dent that ower prices would prevail to-day. A sec- Ond class, who Kad wiped out. their margin, and ‘wero oblixed to seli atm heavy loss, were despon- t, and regarded thewsely.s a8 slaughtered tno cents. A third class, who bad been able to make gool their margins during yesterday's decline, and Who were able to carry their stock® over until to- day, were anxiously Lopelul that an upward turn Would extricate them from their embarrasements, THR NEW YORK CENTRAL DIRECTOR: rrived from Albany last evening on the Hudson iver railroad, Bome of then were in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, bat were very reticent on the subject Of their procoedings in Albany. A report prevulied that the Hon, Ben, Wood, during the evening, pur. ehased, down town, several thousand shares of Cen- Weal a 1659. THR VANDRRDILT CLIQUE Wore at the hotel in large numbers, and bid freely IST GANT for Central stock, an advance of 2 per bent, since the closing quotations nt6 P.M. ‘They Circulated the report tat the Directors, at their meeting in Albany, had empowered Commodore Vanderbill to take such action in reference to con- Aolidation witn the Hudson Kiver as he might deem expedient; provided, of course, the injunction was Femoved and the Directors of the latter Company ‘would accede to consolidation, ANOTHER Rise IN GOLD, In reference to gold, the feeling which prevailed Jase night was that we must see higher prices to-day, uted their power over the 1d market by the sudden advance in price from 914 to 141%, and the bear clement in gold being therefore despondent, ‘THE IMPORTEUS SPECULATING IN GOLD, Tt was said that operations daring th showed that the importers wer niderably short of gold, it from time to time in anticipation of ® lower promium, Therefore, it was said, they should not complain 4f the Buctustion in gold alfected day very con having been OW them in their legitimate business transactions, as ad been speculating in gold themaely 10:80 o’elock **all’” was “quiet” at Finh avenue; Lut the respective sides were kuown to be aly bivoucking—sieeping on thelr arm: THB INJUNCTION CANARD, Tuntice Barnard positively devied last night that he had granted ep injunction, order In relation to the Consolidution of any railroad ‘The Universal Borra.o, Sept. 22.—It is ree in 1870, the centenary of the Universalist denomi: ation in America, tho parishes pay off the outetand ing debts; that a publication fund be raised; and shat, as 8 special memortal ollering, $200 be raised and vested in gencra! Convenuion for denomi- Bational uses, Mass mectings are recommended in the spring of 1870 in Boston, New York, Puilagel phia, Cincinnati, and Chicago, ————$__- The Sun Relief Fund, Bubscriptions for the Avondale fund received at the office of Tum SUN: Amount previously acknowledged ,,, Darew 3. MAnowey . Church of the Atonement. firs es of Francis It etre mended that THE HORSEWHIP IN WALL STREET. A horsewbip that is quite ® veteran in the private flagellution service, created 8 great commotion in Wall street yeaterday afer. noon. It was accompanied by Col, Ryan, the Cuban Chieftain, who held it in bis right hand, and proudly displayed ite lithe proportions as he came up face to face with Major Ralph J. Harma, in front of Jay Cooke's banking house at the corner of William street, Now Col. Ryan docs not love Major Harma for reasons which will be herein set forth, As the Colonel and the Major met, the former charged the latter with having sold to the Spanish Government for the sum of $400 information of the departure from Philadelphia of the Cuban pri- vateer Hornet, He also charged Major Harma with furnishing to the Spanish Government, for $1,800, intelligence relative to the New Bedford expedition which was lotended to join the Hornet at sea, These charges were not pleasantly received by Major Tlarwa, who gave Col, Ryan to understand that he was laboring uuder a mistake, THR HORSRWHIP DORS SPRY Whereupon Col, Ryan, looking like a brave who knew no tear, ised the cowhide veteran that he hela fm one band, and seizing the Major by the col lar with the other, applied the whip to the shoulders and other portions of lis body iu Ue liveliest man ner. me Cries FoR MERCY. f the Mjor at reked. te hole fr quivered like an aspen leaf, ard he knelt upc pavement, and with |ands uplified in the atthude of Prayer, breed for merey The tee hue, his knees k “You deserve to eringe and whine like said the Colonel: “take that," and he gave the ter rifle or another crack wih the a whip, whieh Hed shrilly ay ti cut its way through the humid air to the shivering buck of the now recumbent aud chastised spy of the Spanish Government. TUE SPECTATORS ENJOY THKMSELYES, The actors in this Keene were by this time sur rounded by a couple of hundred of the bulla and bears and other local business folk of the locality, Some cried “Shame,” some sald ‘°Tt ‘im Zin," others wanted to Keparate the parties, and others wanted to. ace th ht it out, One vener- able spectator sald to the Mayor: Get up, <1 coward. You haven't got the pluck of a’ lonse."* Bu tho Major did not et ap, He remained on his knees and groaved, and begeed, and wriggled horribly as tie whip lashed his persoa, TUR FINAL CRACK, Finally, however, Col. Ryan,huving chastened the man as severely af he deemed the necessity of the case required. stack his faichful whip under his coat, and afer administering some words of warning to the fogged “Major, went on hie way. Major Herma With diMlculty oneé more assumed an erect position, and seratehing his back and rubbing his shoulders ett the scene of hile flagellation, and rapidly disap: red from the view the spectators, who seemed iwappointed at the sudden conclusion o that mizht have ended iu a first-class tragedy, me war with which this flogging was done is the sam Mrument whied Cok Ryan used when he flogged Ge M. ney and Judge Birdsall in Washin ton last wint tive Lang lastic whip and was evidently made to sting when it snould come in con- tact with Besh—particularly the make spies of themselves and soll formation to the Cuban Governm: Major Harma's friends deny that he begged for mercy, ah of men who contraband ” in- ——— MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANISM, —— nin Worcenter Yeater= mera Speech—The State minated, with One Exception jorm—Nothing to Do with the ce Party. Woncesten, Sept. 22.—The Republican State Convention was called to order by Col. A.J. Wright, of Boston, Mr. A. D. Briggs, of Springfield, was chosen temporary Chairman, and the Hon, Charles Sumner was called to preside, Mr. Sumner was greeted with thunders of applause, and in accepting the position delivered an able and eloquent address CHARLES SUMNEN'S SPRECH. In his speech, Senator Sumner wuld that the na- tional the national creditor, and the Southern Unionist were in jeopardy, ‘The Fiiteenth Amendment was for the ction of the freedman. The State Conve day—Nenator S| Ticket Re It must not only be ratided, but backed by public he and a sympathetic’ Administration. ‘ation must reinforce public opinion ublic opinion must reinforce the Administ Ir. Sumner charged intention of national repu- diadon upon the Demo repudiation meaot con! loyal citizens, favorite devices of repudii were the propositions to pay the debt in greenbac and to tax the bond he taxation of the people was absolutely increased by these propositions, for the value of the bouds was decreased thereby’ and their interest tnereased. Be honest, and taxation will be reduced, Itis the doubt which costs, Mr, Sumner bucked up Scerctary Boutwell's financial olicy, and advocated the iucrease of the national Mr. Sumner opposed the «ranting of bel- ligerent rights to Cuba, and advised our Government to stand aloof from both perties. He advises no ressing of our claims aguinet England. He says nglaud does not yet understand our case, but sooner or later sho must do #0, MMe s,s that no clatins were made against France because she committed a wrong without injury tous, Ho ‘luke England would onsent to the tran «s of Canada in payment of the Alabuina cll aysihat this ma- the prop on could not undertake b cranster, Terri- tory may be con he entire Stai 1 by clamauion, with the exception of State Aucitor, the uame of Chas, Budicott, of Canton, being substi- tuted for that of the incuinbent, ‘The ticket as nom inated 18 as follows: For Governor—WAL.iam CLAFLIN: Liewienant- Governor -Joske n TUCK RM decrelary of State—Oviv im WAM ot Treanurer—Jacon HaxD. Auditor—CHARL Ks BADICOT?. ‘Phe following is w suumary of the resolutions adopted by th fonvention 1, ReaMrming their devotion to the principles policy ot the Be 2. Ds a He ene: oy disorder tn the Kepel St the doctrines of practical ever all clalus Lo the cont the people bot without great peril to their liverties be with the Go} wealth, 4. Asserting thar the reconstructed States are not be ond the watel ful National Goverment ges of ud can tasted Foincat of the halon oF of the common: tion ofa 4 xy wraiion of President G b, Acknowledging ( of tie Hepublic, and asserting that th of their deorie By Atlug rites aud m of thoir disabled survivors, and of the bereaved taut Ties, with remain a pe i duty. Regarding a8 8 political alu: Of high importance the of the moral education wad ludusiriat State: ajust that they’ si bile expe d cor porute nail public oMcer 7 Hoc venising the tebe of labor and amerting that the Tigtle and privileges extenied to orgnu. fo Laed capital by tion should also Le extende labor. he Repablican party #0 far as Logisiation on the 4, the Whole mater with the Leg 9. Kxpigesing ¢0 in Gov, Claflin, and vecom- Sf ding him to the suffrages of the citizens of the Com- ouweaith, sn A Debate Prize of $500, An interesting debate for a priae of $500 took last night in Temperance Hall, Twenty-uinth between Young en's — Keltic tion and the Sheridan Literary As sociation, Prof, McKenna, of Washington was in the chair, and Judgo Quackenbush officiated as umpire, Gens, O'Neil and Burke, and Mr. Savage, the Irish poet and editor, Mr. MeCorry, of the Jrish Poole, and Mr, Frank Renhan, Secretary of the Irish Republic, were Hsteners, ‘The preasum w awarded 10 the Keltle Association sells é THEATRICAL NOTES, ——- Miss Kate Reignolds is playing way Down Kast. jal John Brougham opened at De Bar's, St the 13th, Mr. Jefferson is building a costly edifice on his es- tate on Long Isiand, jer continues in London, Iu the hope of ngagement. Mr. Edwin Adams, another seceder from Booth's Theatre, is playing to St. Loals, Youns New York will bo pleased to learn that the Wore!) Sister doimy weil ia Pitteburgh. Miss Lydia Thompson Mill clear, It te eximated, St least $15,000 by ber Philadelphia engagement. Mr. Booth and wife have roturned to their city re- sidence from their seaside home at Long Branch, Mra, Bowers has red at the Walnut, Phila Aeiptia, io adaptation," Neapl lng the Tempest.” Mr. John 8, Clarke will continue at the Strand ‘Theaire, London, as lopg as he makes his expeases, Mr. Frank Lawior expects to his theatre in Ajbaty early wi October, “Me has left Booth's Theatre, Mr. Barney Williams recovered from & rather 3 eppear pores re nae on end be wife wh Ga MR. SWEENY’S CONVENTION, THE INCUMBENTS RENOMINATED, AND JUDGE LOTS COUNTED IN, many--How Swee: to make Hoff man President—The Convention Itselt Har -—The KR Democratic Platform, Special Despatch to The Sun. Syracuse, Sept. 22—Midnight.—The Domo- cratic State Convention has met, nominated officers, and adjourned ostensibly, It has been unusually harmonious, much more #9 than any of its pre- decessors. Upon Ailigent inquiry, however, we have ascertained that @ bloody political bat- tle has been fought for the Inst three or four days. A bitter hostility to Tammany Hall has made itself openly manifest on the part of the Democrats from the rural districts, ‘The agitation of this movement against Tammany {s brought home to John A. Green, who was chagrined at not wielding the in fluence over the proceedings of the Convention as in former years, Another rumor was clreulated to the purport that Tammany was oppored to choosing Samuel J. Tindel on the State Executive Committee. Both of these rumors seem to have tad some foundation, ant trondle was therefore anticipated ‘To avert the same depended upon Tammany, and its leaders very sensibly decided to have no voice in the Convention, They pledged themselves to allow the twenty-one delegates to be muzzled, and they kept thelr word, They also kindly consented to have nothing to say about the platform, further than to nequiesce in the Coesidy, Kiernan, and other influential country members. views of WHY TAMMANY CAVED, With this question settled, the wes every moment growing In Intensity, rapidly ibated, and Anaily ceased. A promi it member of ‘Tammany Hall frankly admitted that they pursued this course iu order to #ecure the renomination of Hoffman by a unanimous vote next year, and thus be able to present him as the most available eandi- date for the succession to the Presidency te 1872, with every prospect of success, SMOOTH SAILING. ‘The organization was effected with unprecedented harmony, the usual committecs were apointed, and recess until 3 P.M. taken, On reassembling, the galleries did not contain two hundred persons, Al! interest in the proceedings was extinguished, and noboily outside of the delegates manifested the least concern as to to the nominations or resolutions after the Committee on Permanent Organization bad ro ported and the officers had been Installed, BILL TWRED PLAYS SEVEN UP. The fight for State Prison Inspector was very live ly, ‘The Tammany delegation sat in one corner of the room ike #@ many sticks. When New York county was called, Win. M, ‘Tweed would arise and cast seven votes for three candidates, thus equally dividing the vote, ‘This produced great indignation among the other members, who shouted : “Seven up,ch? that's asharp dodge, Come out and show your hand, ‘That's played out t"* But Tammany didn't see it. ANOTHER Pram, ‘There wan also a struggie over the nomination for Judge of the Court of Appeals (short term). After several ballots Robert Earl was nominated, the rest of the ticket waa resolved upon in» private caucus, and was a matter ofcourse, The nominations were over at 6:42 P.M. and @ recess was taken until Yo'clock, ‘The attendance was much more sle at the evening session than before, re Mr. Cassidy, from the Commitee on Resolutions, read thet from the platform, and they were adopted unanimously amid prolonged cheers, The resolu tiona sympathizing with Cuba were received with deafening cheers, the members arising to thelr foot ‘They are what onc expect them to be, THK CHAMPION DRMOCKAT. A-speech from O'Gorman and fellows followed Aftar they had concluded there were loud cries for Onkey Hall, but that gentleman, at the sound of his name, picked up bis white hat and rushed out of the room, with er B. Sweeny at his elbow, and was so quick in his exit that three or four enthusi astic delegates that ran after him were unable to citement, which cateh him, ‘The Convent ion then, amid great con‘u- sion, aljourned sine die with three cheers for the ticket, ‘Thus ended the tamest and most uninter exting auir of the kind that ever took place ia the Stare, PIPTRENTIC AMENDMENT, Tt was understood that Gov. Hoffman wauted to “draw it mild’ on this question, Riderkin, of St Lawrence, an old friend of Silas Wright, and former ly Speaker of the Assembly, thonght the Convention hud better pass ICover altozeilier, Yes,” responded a Western name We did not learn, alone. delegate, whore the d Why keep butting our beads ting the worst of it? growlug excited ; “half of ‘em will vote With us if we give ‘em a chance,’ NRW YORK RXPRESS, ‘Alele in the Hupreas in favor of bury. ing dead inaues excited a goosi deal of comment. A Hibernian outsider in the crowd at the Globe Hotel, denounced the Brookses as Know-Nothings ; but ison, of Buffalo, said they were sound, and saw further into the future than Marble or Onssidy, “ responded a city official, * that Is because they follow the ligut of Tax Sux, TILDEN AND CASSIDY, Solid old Dean Richmond, who used to be Chair: man of the State Commit il sprightly, keen eyed Cagger, formerly Secretary, are sadly tinned, ‘Tilden and ‘Cassidy are universally regarded as too weak and timid to Hill their places, ‘THY NRW CONSTITUTION, Whatever the Convention may say or do, Judging om the tone of sentiment here, the masses of the purty, if left to do as they wish, will vote tur the Constitution THE TAMMANY BRAVES, There is much low-toned «wearing 0 Tam: many, but Sweeny, Tweed, and Okey Hall are held In bigh esteem, Sunset Cox, being regaried by the rural Democracy as a earpet-hagger, don't much by the these wreat lights,’ A fellow at the Syracuse House tomighe actualy called him o brilliant biatherskite. The Proceedings of the Conventi The Deme tate Convention met at half. post 12 o'clock in Wieting Hall, 8, J, Tilden calle: the convention to order, and delivered an address of considerable length, criticising the Administra- tion of Gen, Grant, his journeyings about the coun try, the treatment of the South and the Fifteenth Amendinent, aod strongly condemning the proposi tion to muke voters without regard to race or color, He claimed that the Democracy was al ways liberal with regard to the elective fran- chine, but it could not endorse this proposition, He then proceeded to defeud the Democracy against the charge of i!iberality.! He congratu- lated the people upon the auspicious result of the two years! administration in our State by Democratic Alluding to the canal improvements, li in the matter of transportation there bad faving In that time of forty per cert, and twenty-five per cent. In the cost; ana this was #im- ply by cleaning out the bottom of the canal instead Of golng to the greas expense of enlargement, Ke. ferring to the ticket to be nominated, he expressed coudidence in ite being triumphautly elected, JUST THE MAN WH EXPECTED, Ho closed by nominating the Hon, Ferrill ©. Dininny, of Steuben, Chairman, which was carricd, Mr, Dininny then, after thanking the Convention for the honor conferred on lim, referred to the im portance of this Convention, and said if trae to themselves they would redeem this country from its present wicked rule may be an honest sit. ference existing among Democrats, but he counselled harmony as a means of securing triumpi, ORGANIZING BY CoMMITT! ) motton, Janes F, Pierce of Erie, and Jolin nus of Kings, were made temporary secre ‘Tae list of delegates was then called. Ou motion, a Commitioe of two from each judicial dis- trict was ordered to select oMeers for the permancat organization, ‘The main two were Wm. M. Tweed and damuel J, ‘Tilden. Mr, Tilden here read a de- spatch announeing that the condition of the Hon, Sanford K Church was no worse to-auy, which was received with applause, ‘THE ORGANIZATION, M ittee 2atior Allen C. ais geht Seaeeae. Wa. flees and fourteen dummies for Vice-Presidente, and eight becretaries ‘THY OLD sron! Mr, Beach on taking the odd the Coa- reotion, ‘bankiog itor a oe ‘itm, and. then to say that we had evilence that | the blican party was un- able to inister Government, They had subordinated civil Government to the military: by thelr odious banking laws, they h hea the banker and impoverished. the man, The people had beeo ent, which was for the benefit of the rich. ir citizens of foreign birth “would not support a party which administered govornment in the manner in which it wae adminis fored in. the lands they bad lett. State aftor State was leaving thet party, aad now this State must fall Into line and bring peace and prosperity to the land. ted with their THE COMMITTRR ON RESOLUTIONS. The Committee on Resolutions was then nonnced as follows: Prat Diatetet—h. Oakey Hall, New York, Richard O'Gorman, New Yor cont Dietrict—Jaines B. Cratg, Kings; James 1, . Queens, ra’ Dustrie—William Cassidy, Albany; Charles Holmes, Schoharie. Fourth Disirict—A. P. Hawley, 8a: ton, Clinton, Lal Thatrict—Francis Kernan, Beach, Qnon Strth Distrtc toga; Christopher Wm. A . B, Jones, Cortland; W. W. Gordon, ES Dnelda Delaware, LOCTEMA, Datriet—Witliam Purcell, Montos ; Jona ta ewe al Bihth 1 Jcorge M. Copeland, Oricans; Jonas K. Dutier, Cattaraugas, A WITCH IN THR PROGRAMMY My, Cassidy, from the Committee on Resolutions, announced that the Committee on Resolutions Would not be ready to report until after the recess: As there was a difference o! tee, A motion was made to nominate canditates for opinion in the Commit? the Court of Appenis, Mr. Lewis, of Yates, was op posed to electing the Judges first; it was contrary to the precedent of Democratic Conventions, Mr Kernan expressed similar views, and vrced that the State officers elected first, The motion of Mr. Lowis was lost THE RENOMINATIONS. The following renominutions were then made by acclamation Secretary of State—Homer A. Nelson of Ponghkeeysle Comptrater William F. Allen of Sew York Treasurer Wheeler Ht. Bristol were Attornay. General—Marsnall B. ppiain Cuba, Shute Bhotnser and Surceyor—Van envclacr itch mond of Lyons Mr, Wells, of Ontario, nominated Mr, Wright for Canal Comm! pner, Mr, Faulkner, of Livingston, conded the mination in ® brief onl enlogtstic address. Mr. Wilcoxon nominated George K. Dan tele, of Seneca county, Mr. Gulick anounced that he was instructed to withdraw Mr. Denivis's name, and he moved the nomination of Mr. Wright by ac clamation, which was carried STATE PRISON INSPRCTOR, ‘The following gentlemen were informally nomt- nated for the office of State Prison Inspects Thomas Kearney of Albany, F. Lattin of Ulster, Jas Stevens of Oncida, Geort MMlispaneh of rat Noble 8. Piderkinof St. Lawrence, Mr. Cobb of W cheater, John Meshea of Schenectai of Washington. Five ballots were then had as follows 2d. Mt. em Uh, e &@ @ nu « “ a 2 4M Fiderkti, Mr. Laflin's nomination was t mor on made unant ‘THE SUN'S CANDIDATE NOMINATED. Gen. Slocum moved the nomination of the John A. Lott for the Court of Appeals, lone te Mr. Kernan of Oncida seconded the 'nominnt with great plensure, because Mr. Lott came 1 the standard of what the Democracy demand ly Judge, and he would movo that the nomination be made woanimous, unless one wished to name so one elxe. Carries For Judge of the Court of Appeals, Robert Karl of Herkimer, Samuel L. Selden, F. W. ‘Hubbard, A. C, Hand, and Hiram Gray of Chemang were nominated ‘Three vastota were had, the last one resulting. Bor), 68; Gray, Of, Karl's nomination was made unanimous Es THE STATR COMMITTEE, Mr. Tilden moved that the State Committee con. sist of two delegates from each Judicial district, lected by the delegates from each district, and three from the State at large, to be appointed by the Pre. sident, The Convention then took a recess, On assembling, the delegates were ealied upon to the members of the State Central Committee, and the following were n ed Ist District Peter 1. Sweeney and Charles G. Corneil, ad Diniriet Fowler, Kraaius Lue. Dist Wiliam Casey ath Distitet R. Knapp bth Distrtet - WATKGE, George H. Sandford Ga Darnice ST Arial. N. Walton Parxer Hees A A Tomer star Meuibers f State at large—S.d. Tliden, of Nari Sao th, of Onwexo ; ahd Joseph Warre of brie TH PLATFORM, Mr. Cassity, from the Committee on Resolutions, reported the foliowin, The Democrney of Now York tn ci bled rey reatfirin the pledges to the peop rexard to. questions policy, and. they point to the history of with the’ Government from the day ot adation for the record of thelr. devots to ji Intereats, their fidelity to its honor, thelr ‘Mato riotism, abd thoir anawerying loyalt ty which derives tts pel ty whick derives its prin | Jackton, we are to Ko e country with the record’ of our conduct aud pies, wait donand to oe judied by thew Tiiat In purruauce Of these principles, and fifa! to these Urn itious, we de Statios t Uhe restoration yn, wuder rights in the { eaty of political afte tion of the et jig army: the abolition of th d jostitution, the Freedm ean; the Pestoration of the righttdl authority of the Judiciary, and the subor: dination of the cil power, Kesolved, 7 iu the Adniiviairation of Pres 16 to these principles to mive the country rolonged the disinto And vy Hon aud arbierary penalties | Geavoring to coerce communities and be rat 19 ita memaures: “Ht has failed to ‘protect the “+ and iveh countenance and support to Gerais oe back vacet the opie, malover end atron of nec: nd that while thus abualng tie scant it fine 0 cha ts Want of syinp: ty, amd Its ini 0 jets of foreign des: cines interests, and in "iain Pjewuived, That the proteetion of American citizens, whether naturalized or ative bora, In all their rights, wherever the, the United may £0, ney @ sécred duty Imposed ernment whieh cannot be without ineurring national dishonor allegiance are reciprocal OF wherever the riwlits of wenailed, duty and | id pronytly tion of Aue the recent flagrant fous" by the Federal Adnunisteation to periorm its whalgdasy tows: ie American citizens iv Great Britain and Cubs Kesolved, That the Demoer honesty th tof contracts betw uwile tothe Federal he FAL DOL Only OF Ui {the American poovle, from the fruits of wh W owns must De palds that such oblizations should argod when Aue in the manner provided for by Hedience to whien they wore crval ed Phat the wullipiteation of taxes, tieir com ' nncertainty, and the inqui-ltorial process py which they are extorted froi people; and stilt nequal and unjuse Syston ie declared. exempt. ire Meh ts by ' eur nd muntelyal government aul thelr share thelr neighborw, lym grows and Conseaitly hat thie the duty uf tie stalosmen OF the country 10 simplify our taxes, ib tribiite tiem upon tie property of the country, reduce tho tarill Uo @ revenue basis, and thus release in uatty fo Ite yaviert burden and give freedom to o Heevived. Tat the course of the exec ministrative oflcers of this a tended to alt tue departments’ of that ite Wogtateation ani excise ‘Taw huposed On the people, they should at vutiorm iv tucuroptration thrdughout tue Ht the can of the State should remain the ‘improved. by the en abd tue doubling Uf locks toils should be redu: to the veartying dent (now in prover Of rapid liquidation, thal be pid, feot {now in process fuldationy shal! be paid, the canals ould be Opened tthe navigation of the ara tho Beate sufeet ony von that ay the ott OF thelr kunwal malutepance abd Fob! Resolved, stat the. Fifteenth “Amendinent ot. the Federai Constitutions pr By the ftadical majority In Congress, 11 pli Contempt of thy people and of the right of the Siates to reg @ the elective fr dlsrog: vas af the devaslias to detucra iae the represeutadve sys ‘iesolved. Tunt theamonded Constitution of this state in ila various sebedulos to be subunitted. to the elect» Hove mot commend iWelt to the favor uf the Democ a of the Diate, either by the motives in which it Was © « ceived or by the maauer in which it ls presented, or U) iiyiatlane ee ved, Tht Hie Exeelleney Hon. John T. Homan, by his dellty to the imtorests of the State, lds high: toned naertion of Demogeaite principles, his effective Hity 1G Corrupt and special loxgialation, and the di bitod (aud tmparhal manage im which "ho han charged his executive duties, has uot only com: taded the hearty: fapp:o New York, but ‘ocurea t po the Democracy of 6 comfidence and respect of & ‘of oUF politienl opponents, who hold the upire Blake dearur thau partisan suceces ay thwart i to Tes, 0 Wwoll as to Gov. ye ‘that will gid rater than arry tn feot moasures of adiuluis Waging sad egeiORvg recor a aa Ba Theva! State revominate fidence of the beusosrat ft comand the con! mocratic mar Gonvéa i ant toh apd ee oleae oh Triumphant Ly . 80d enthusasiic an Gen, Cospedos tu Command of tho Patriots, A letter from Cubs that Gen, odes. tho President of the olic, bas taken tb ‘ihe forces, ihren, he Cub map Hee SPST y cess tate a |e © WASHINGTON AGAIN ALIVE. —— THE WELL-KNOWN JOHN SMITH TORE SECRETALY OF WAR. — The Spanish Te deratrike a Gen, Sickles's Action Approved-Billiard Match between Phelan and Deery~Isi linrd Room for the White I Wasmixotox, Sept. 22—There is the best att thority tor asserting that Secretary Fish was not fi Aignant at Minister Sickles for the course which he pursued InSpain, The text of Gen, Sickles's note to the Spanish Government ts known to the mem- bers of the Cabinet, but they decline to publish it ‘There was nothing in the note which should give offence to Spain, as it was courteous and friendly. ‘The explanation of the excitement in Spain Is that Prim and Serrano aro desirous of consolidating thelr own powor and healing the dissensions of the mother country by arousing tho people in favor of a foreign war, !n the hope that they may be by the leading European Powers, ‘The warlike attitude of the Spaniards creates no uneasiness hero in oMicial circles, as Gen, Sicklos thot far has not given any cause for war. In fact, the Intest information i. poms fon of our Government ts that Sickles's course has been such that our Government munt approve it, Gen, Sickles 1a regarded asoue of the most prudent wud cautious of diplomats abroad, In view of the importance of Spanish atfairs at tile time, the following oficial report of the strength mament of the Spanish navy may be intercet ‘The navy consists of seven {ron-clad frleat Hf gus, two Ironclad corvetten, i g Of these monnt ors, 56 eu, fix minal screw schooners, h © eailing. trntisport Kunboate on Custom Hone Comst, Carrying one: gunE euch. Th frigates are (ated with Sand 41 gC thon Wonld Hand out 1S neh guns an hour Victoria, built ty England, (= the meat forminabl and tn condition, but the otbers are Kouerally poor ailairs, Incapable of dolg wiuich execu ion, It {+ reported thrt Gen. Grant has declared that he will not appoint Gen, Dodge, of Lowa, to. the Seere- taryahip of War. As soon'ae Mr, Burlingome re turns to China, Dodge will go out there to build raiirowds, having partly concluded a con- tract with Burlingame. It romored Huty, along ¥, and not one The w to-dny that Brevat Major Jolin K. Amith, Colonel of the Twenty seventh In appointed ofW ‘Simi was with Gen, Raw! ia Department from the time Rawlins wos ap- nd wasone of his mor Le and con: with Gen, edintely atter his return today wont for Smith aod had w long in- terview with him, Smith is from Galena, and was appointed frou Tilinots, A rocial billiard mateh was, played to-night be- tween John Decry and Michael Phelan of New York. Viclin won by 1410 @ game of 500. During the abwence of the President an clegant billiard room has been constructed for hie use, between the conservatory und main building on the joailing to the conservatory. MURDER IN BROOKLYN, Little Son her Davgbter— je-The Arreat To @ tenement house in th stroot, near Hoyt, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, rear of 114 Warren Kadward Halpino, aged 8 years, was killed by his In- save mother, Catharine Halpine, ‘The Oret toforma- tion of the murder was communicated to tue police by © daughter of the woman, Acting Sergeant Govers, repairing to the place, found the body of the boy lying on the floor In one of the rooms on the second atory. At about 3 o'clock, the young woman while In an adjoining room heard her brother orying for help, and on going to bis apartment found the door barrieaded, She forced the door and was met by her mother, who was armed with a bloody hatchet. Mra Hulpine attacked her daughter with the weapon. and inight have killed hershad she not fled from the louse und reported to the police what wad occurred M rua alone found in her own room, and d.nald Liat (WO RTTaNge wa Ke and killed her son, She |, was found in the room ‘The bos's head had been fr Ntfally eut with this weapon, the brains being ered all about the floor, It! was evident that ne had struggled with his mother, as dif ferent articles of (urniture were scattered about the hpartment, and pools of blood had formed in several places Mrs. Halping, who ik 45 years of age, was arrested by Mergeant Govere, while the boay of her ton was laid out in the house to await the arrival of tue Coroner, ——— i SEPTEMBER 29, 1799, —e The French Republicans at Dinne leon, the Priest and the Empire Dew nounced—Tonasts to Free Cuba sellnine, There was an immense gathering of French speaking Republicans last night in Steuben Hall, Bowery, The banquet hall wae festooned with the French Republican fag, to commemorate the 22d of September, 172. In proposing the first toast, Mr, Charles Villa, the Prosident of the Society, alluded to the Freuch revo lutionary periods of 1792, 148, and, ax he hoped, the coming univers ‘volution. He id that the greatont onemics of #ra crowd of pricats, who destroy the ntry. Monsieur Pell well-known bly, made nome The Mure able social remarks, and way followed Gen, Cluseret, who fought unde McCle’ and is now’ connected with Le Messager Franco Amerteain. He drank to Masaini, Presi. dent Ledra Rollin, Binatier, Bariéze, and Monsiour Vangehe, of Patterson, N. J, alluded to Napoleol TIL as © kind of incestuous produce be. tween acarp und a rabbit! and Monsieur Solrean Id that he hud Leen in prison with * that ous being, that great bandit, that sick bladder, the nt Kinperor of Fra d Persigny, aud Mon- ail the gang, uffer guve the toast of Cuban Liberty, whl nthusiaatically received: rama Were nm St, Louis, Newark and other ng tlie Ba of Boptember, gratulations ing co ing Of the Mara Hymn by all the bunqu eid the pr sistas ORITUARY, - The Death of James Radler, Ki Emineot Pablisher, . of the well known Cat ie book-publishing firm of D. & J. dudlenr & Go, and husband the "popular Catholie autuoress, died Rockaway on Tuesidy Badleir hud ailin, time, but hi h wan not expect fre was a native uf Ircland, He eame to this country at avery early He was In bis 48th year, He {4 to be buried at o'clock on Friday morning from St, Petor's , Barclay street oe PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, — Mr. Andrew J. Drexel, the Philadelplia banker, arrived 1n the Scotia yesterday, Mr. Ausustus Edward Washington of seven year Prince Arthur made a number of handsome pre sents Lo oficial dignitaries before leaving Quebec Isaac V, Fowler, formorly Postmaster of this city, io ban F of 1 years, Gardiner G burd addressed the San Francis-o Chamber of Commerce vu Tuosday might, on the eud- Joct Of w portal wleyraph ‘The annoal reports of the National Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows show (hat 44,000 persone were initiated Yast your, making # total membership of 20,000, Major James Haggerty went to Washington last gyguims 10 wearch of President Grant and Bocrotary Jobn, Charles, and Lewis Tabban were seen to. gether bn the Boston Mall on Monday. ‘Their united wer Amount Lo 24 yours, W.M. Morton, late agent for Mr, and Mry. Barney Villans, te connected with the Tammany Amusement aby 6 Advertising agent, ‘The oMicers of the Avonia Club are: President, J. Mortiinore Searle; Vice-President, Edw, T. Welsh | Socuolary, C: Vinceut Bullman; Treasurer, Andrew J: ‘itey ‘The Rey. Wan. H, Milburh, the * Blind Preacher,"* has returned from Kurope with bis Sighs partioll > red. ite henge, two ow let te ind Mausawi Verh," aud "A Blind i Search of bight, wee in Beotla. Mrw. * Wil begin rebearmal thi VDeautiiul comedy of Pwctht hing by Mr. Davy in the Fifth Avenue The- hire, with how scenery, dresses, properties, aud ap. pointments, Tnstitute tn the trustecs, A meoting of 1 ayaa okt 2 a nla State ax Der cent. * ilar to and ad: ve fur which has ieee eae FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. — A Dansling Colored Mari Chnroh—Biabo: Gueats, the Dresses, A Double Recevtt Bridal Tour, A great sonsation was created in colored circles short time since by the official announcement of the engagement of Mr, James Mitchell to Misa Geor- Jana Thomas, and of its #peedy consummation, About a week ngo about two hundred large cards rere sent out (0 the cholcest friends of both parties, neatly printed in black Ink, as follows : CEREMONY. at the H Anyasrntan BAPtiat CHroRctt, H Wednesday, Sept. 22, H RECEPTION, at 117 Varick street, from 7 Jawne Moret, Misa Na THOMA: 00 toor. M. In response to this Lovitation, notwithstanding the threatening appearance of the weather, carriage after carriage rolled up to the door of the church, and the favored recipients, decked out in their finest array in honor of the occasion, got out, and enter- ing, seated themselves patiently in the pews. The carriagos then went off, having boon inatructed to retura at 11 o'clock to the brile's resldence, The church was brilliantly iMuminated, and long before the appointed hour wae filled with interested apec- tators and friends of the happy couple, Prompt to tho moment the bridal party entered, and procesded up the aisle to the altar, where the Rey. Wm. Speli- mun, the pastor, was ready to receive them. ie groom is’ well known to down-town business men having long held th waiter in Gould's dining saloon in 3 ite the Post Office, He tx a very young mulatto, about 2 years ofage, The w ® black’ awallow-tail coat, black pantaloona, low white Marseilles Waistcoat, square-t patent leather boots, white eile neck tle, and white kid gloves, A large solitaire Brazitian pebble sparkled On hia shirt bosom, and he had bis hair cut close to his skal, ‘The bride t# very handsome, of light complexion, and Was attired in a white uiluslon sn with White satin underskirt, ‘The corsage ade high, with low lining, and was gathere as were also the sleeves, w were cut long and tight to the arn, ‘The overskirt was en tran nod en panier, and Was eurmounted by a while ‘i aavh Along veil of white iMaston hang from a wreath of orange blossoms which encircled her head and reached to the groun hind, She wore her hair puffed and en cAlgnon; aatring of pearl beads were around her neck, «long pate of gold oar-rings Th her ears, white kid# eneasod her hands, snd large white cameliia reposed on ler bosom, ‘The kroomsinan was Mr, Samuel Wilson, a cousin of the room, He was dressed in fuli evening dress, of Shack, wite white kids und white silk neck-tle. lho Wridesmatd was Misa Fanny Thomas, a sister of the bride, and was attired exactly hike her, except that she had no veil, and wore a wreath of white flowers. No unnecessary time was lost in. making th ‘one, and an soon as the ceremony had been concluded All the relatives stopped ap and. kissed the ride, and wished the newly married couple much bappl ness. From the church the guests proceeded directly to the bride's residence, 117 Varick atreet, where, as announced in the “*cards,"" w reception wus to ta lace from 7:30 to9 P.M.’ ‘The reception room w: in the front parlor of the first floor, Witite Ince cur- talns hung from the windows surmounted by fancy brass cornices. ‘The furniture was of black walnut, with a covering of dark grecn revs, and an ingrain carpet was spread on the floor, In the centre of the room stood a large extension ‘on which a kerosene Iamp threw @ softened ver the surroundings. One end was taken wu} with apopleetic bottles filled with Madeira and por wine and bourbon whiskey, flanked with numerous glass tamblers of lar 1 blers of I ‘Were balanced on the oth ead sual capacity. ‘Then china pitcher of end with a huge stone Apace groaned beneath hu ‘twain monds, grapes, pears, pial ron cakes, pyramids of © strawberry lemon — ice-creain, and a farge frosted bri- dal cake, The bride and groom their station on the sofa on the north Fide of the room and received the congratulations of their friends, ‘Lhe atmosphere was heavy with the delicious scent of a hundred perfued handkerchief, aud with jauchter and conversation the hour and a’half glided wiftly by, ‘Tho gucats then re-en ages, und were borne homeward, delighted [with iF hosty and the bountiful eutertainment Which they ha od), Amon, of Muloerry e In green silk, low ny ed. en train, and wil short bleeves, She’ wore a gol neckluco and ear rings, and bad bor hair trizzed in front, with a lake waterfall and ono curt on the loft aide} Mins Cussd Tina Wester, diusoter of the sexton of the eburcl; Mins Maay Lawrence of Perry aircet; aud Miss Aw nie Hoagland, all in white tarietan, ornamented with red ribvons; Miss Amelin Hector of Troy, in white Ulusion, very decollette, wud a red opera cloak ; Miss Jane Wilson of itty. third street, in lavender eilk 5 Miss Carrio Day of Tulrteentis strect, in Seoteh plaid poplin; Mise Redecea Mitcvell, ia ashes-ol roses ored silk; Miss Benjamin, of King street, tn a lavon- der satin; Misa Gabriella Wh panes Joosiua Jasper, tne gr ri Mr, Peter n, of Filty-third strove 4, of Domi- nick street; Mr. Hill; Reet Mr.’ Coles nus others equ Js us to mentic departe to the corner of Dea Invtic avenue, Brooklyn, where they | a Atnidnlght they Leh on a tour to Weoks —— POLITICAL GOSSIP. pommel th Ward Republicans of Brooklyn last erm. 1 Troadwell, Keq., of ues Offord, of lly dietingud, last gar st Committee met a prone Oy Wish ry aivlogate Meernatcs suoutd be selacted Fepreneat publleans in the convertion to be held beat Friday, tine TUB BALL AND BAT. Witson va, Batannt. Wilson's shoe factory defeated thowe of Hateell’s ditto, tn the Elysian Fields, Hovokea, on Monday, by a score of 68 to 1b, Fou Tur Conrepguate Deav.—The Pastimes of Richinond, Va., and the Pastimes of Tal yoaterda: lntter city. The roore, after seven In hings, stodd 86 to 13 in favor of the Baltimore Club, The procevds are to oe used In defraying the expenn tering in Holywood Comete ry the remaiis of ¢ erate saidiers now Duriod On the Dutlle-fulds lu the VL cluity of Richmond, — JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN, Letter In the Sww office fur Minnetonixa.”” Th ny second Regiment mect to-night, Fifty additional carpenters bave been put to work on the new Fulton Mah market, ‘The New York Fruit Growers’ Club will meet this afteruioon, The book trade probably close to-morrow. Herman ¥, Poppe committed suicide at 10 Cannon streot, by taking Paris gr The Right Rey. F, N. Lynch, Bishop of South Caroiiog, delivered @ ploasiug lwolure last wight, La Cooper Tnstivute: ‘The annual meeting of the Engineer Clam Bake Amocintion (# postpoued util Saturday, 25th iuat., oF the rat fair day'atter. Who was committed temporarily to ay night, attempted to strangle hier. tion sale ia Clinton Hall will ‘The most ingenious Fair of the American ue of Prosid " was revived in the Academy of Music nd, a6 wn eptirety, (he revival was a sus: on exhibit n in the 4 wooden, A new ferry boat for Staten Island has planned which will have au iron huil easily twenty miles an hour, Faward Russell, of 150 West Twelfth street, com- mitted suicide with laudanum. The cause of the act was (ae Hon-pAyMeUs Of money which he lad lent, the Joss of which preyed on his mind. ‘The twel(th anniversay of ti meeting will be ooserved thi North Duich Chureb, cort streets, ‘The Up-town Butchers’ Guard, Captain Louls Pita, had a pleule yesterday in Bellevue Garden, Forty prises, host of them lve suck, were shot for by W members, Westera Union Telegraph Company has e streets, Hudton Kiver freigus depot, dt. Joha’s Pari ‘aod at Pier 0, A. H. Reary, the lawyer noted for defrauding been nd will steau Falton sti eet prayor day at noon at the Old of Fulton and Wiliam Workingwomen and others, was defendant in a case Ih the Court of Common Vioad yesterday, haying Collected Woo for #, W. Neitus, Win. Pittshon, of 15 Bowery, charged Michael O'Connel), of $15 Kast Forty-ninth 'streot, BS for « drink Of ele and soda water on Tuesday eveuiig, aud yeuter: day Justice Mauriicld charged him $9, in and school in Thirteenth street between Seventh avenues ts open tor the recep. ue Principal, alr. ery eveuing trom 7 A. M. Case, who went bail for Henry Woods, the counterfeiter, and swore falsely in regard to property which he pret to own, was befuri Yl Les y niasiot bulwel ret and Sins Boards Sata? ent he Ba war Mesars. ©. Koopmanschap & Co., the tm) re of niracted with the Texaa Land Com- pany, Nose teovaway orsuvply thon wit 0 Chine Misergeiseai as Ween tate ch ea ee ———————====——>—=————s PRICR TWO CENTS. THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS, RBEPURLICAN DISTURBANCES IN THE STREETS OF TARRAGONA, —_— Killing Governor's Recretary—The Volunteers of Liberty Madrid—Cuba te be Hazarde—Prince Napoloon for the Mpanish Throne. Mapnrp, Sept. 22.—General Piorrad arrived of Tarragona on Tuesday, and the Republicans made © great demonstration in his honor, There were tome distarbances in the streets, during which the Secretory of the Governor was killed, The Goverm> ment thon took vigorous steps to restore order,” Many persons were arrested, the Republican Olabe were dispersed, and the Volunteers of Liberty were disarmed, An order {s out for the arrest of Pierrad, Gen, Prim has returned from France. Soon after his arrival a Cabinet ell was held, at whicm 1 was resolved to use every offort to save Cuba, amd to deapated additional troops to the island. The Tarragona affiir was also discussed, and strong measures were proposed for the “preservation of public order." Frince Napoleon is spoken of as a candidate for the throne, Gen, Pierrad has fed from Tarragona to Valens Tt Is reported that he was stopped at Tortoss, arreste Regent Serrano will leave Madrid probably thie week for the baths of Alhama, Tiynctuthe at Swords’ Points withthe Popes. Pants, Sept. 22.—Father Hyacinth, the cele brated monk preach so well known om accouas of bis fine effort: the paiplt of the charen of od a formal letter agained the forthcoming (eumentos! Coane! in Rome, tte commission and iutent, Tho reverend father aa serte that tn his opinion the assembled prelates, withthe Pope presiding, will attempt to execute ® divoree between the Church and the progressive Hiheraliam of the present century, aud foretbiy clan neterizos the attempt, even the idea of ench aa ab fewpt, as at once impious and foolish, Notre Dame, has Trouble Panis, Sept Le Tempe says the noble and courageous answer of Pere tiyacinthe will create am nense fleet, appearing it has on the eve of Itt ‘a sien of the timos, Le it the aititude of the elo vmook must exercise @ 8 of the Church. Pr Sur FROM THE OCEAN CABLES, The India cotton prospects are good. ‘The London Times of youterday says that ypaia's pluck has made the United States its horne. ‘The Emperor of the French presided at the Coum cil of Miniaters yesterday. Spceniators drew $100,000 In gold from the oc asinud peatsrany'is be seat tole Yerkes ee A banquet and féte was given to Paris ta Sommderoration of te thn of Coproabe tte ne The cargo of the steamer Fang-Shuy which wae reeked fa tho harbor of Ainuy, has been saved: ‘The Sublime Porte persists iu ite demands on, the Ficoroy of Kgypt in regard to the power of the latter False loans, aud refuses to make any concessions, ‘The Crown Prince Frederick William will soom depart from Borin for Alexandria, abd will witoess the opening of the Suez Caual. Minister to A\ b Seen avpoiuted Minister to Franc. and Prioce ppoluted Minister to Franc. has been appointed Minister to Austria. Tho London Standard thinks that the lose Cubs, and perhaps of Porto Ly would be the Fesuit of a war with the United States, ‘The Spanish troops had a skirroish with the t gents near Eucracljado, Cubs, Sixteen of the were killed. ‘The Spanish Cortes on reassembling will gt ry ie Kiog. The King of Poriugal seems Evidence has been discovered which leads to belief that tho woman and five ohildren £01 were ‘aris this weeg were murdered Jest soa of the family. Switzerland, yosterday, @ was given to ea co the Universal pence toa ge Victor Hago offerod « toast to the Republic Is id that Karope wot cree Live republic. ‘The Ttalian Government has sent a cireular to the Italian Ministers at foreiga CM og! out nerelal ond political taterests of italy Lo 9 aire that tha forte shall sok points yet unsettied wit nee THE LATEST LABOR NEWS, grist sestesc! Ostracizing the st. ja Swctet Quanee, Sept, 22,—Mersrs, Woodley hav charged from ir boot mapufactory ail the mee belonging to the St, Crispin Society, A pastoral let was read in the Roman Cataolie churches, com the St. Cr bo gr) Association, and rs OP ity memberw who belong 0 arch, ‘The St, Crispin Society are ‘orvate, Labor items. Britannia W sociation of Brooklym, deny that they have struck for higher wages. The miners on strike ort Henry, N. ¥., have yeral workmen employed o@ the ore-ded rall+ om th dis. the Cath ou 4 sirike in Montyeal and Moulders’ Union No. 2% met and made tion OF Lhe proposed tase inveting Of bhi ee LOSSES BY #£IRE, oa In the burning of @ frame house on Central ave nuc, Ciucianati, three boys named Montag, perished ‘The Standard Oil Works, near Pittsburgh, Pay were burned yesterday. Pairick Gunsou’s frane house on Lafayette Clifton, 8.1, was vurned oa Tuesday svidiag. "Look #00. Morgan & Stevens's dry goods store, Dr. Vi Forron's drug store, ulborte & Fox's store: Mies yous taney B.4a, NEW JENSEY. fb crtt, {men are orgunting am association In Hed nity. Peter Nehninger has beon elected President of the ley was continued yester- Newari Shooting soctoty. ‘The State Fair at Way, day, but without any trote! Stephen Baldwin, aged 13, was drowned in Jersey City ob the foot of Morris sirvet. fty-for s yerstlay by tuo New scboy Ratroas ee Ow a ———— BROOKLYN, sa erday afternoon, in a sand bank in Cari iinuihy Mohalr atrnck Jaives Fogerty on bead with @ shovel, wounding him, it is thought, tats ‘Two burglars were yesterday arrested in the reste A veteran of the Thirty-first Regiment says that Gen. Pratt, who lias be ated for the iouel of the Thirty 4 patie VICE as leipated Lo Isl, and . Rua. ouunded o's Mill, Abie aud geilant officer, and will make s good Sedge. pbs aE tT SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH, pat ‘The Horticultural Society will keep its exhibition in Cincinnati open all this week, ‘The canal officials announce that the Sf ig break in the canal at Pool’s Brook are a Ween by saturday oight, While Prince Arthor was at Los Canada, yee American fag was (orn In pldces by # met terday ‘There was much excitement, ‘Pho Indians do not got along well with their culture 00 the reservations, but te Quaker tendeuee ts said (0 work well. Secretary Boutwell has authorized the payment tug due on November 1 upon a rebate o” vate of 91x per Ceal. per aunam, roke up the pienic of Lady Mason Ht 1 ¥.J., on, Tursday, and platous ty Several perbous were wou » xccative Commitiee of the National Tete r jon Conve) ¥ ‘s National Com Teutin'to meet iu Se. Loule oa the #th of Ootopes. Secretary Robeson is preparing our vessels of war, not for hostilities, but for sea voyages under sai al theory being that they can be jer preserved than dismantled in their docks. ‘The comptroller of the Currency will receive notes of large degoinations trom National banks (their insue), aod give them im exchauge poles of sinaliog nowiwatlons. Conductor seans was not arrested at th oy (or causing, the la nt on the Pounsy! Ne ork alipoads life action a approved a hemi hue gam peor Te uae cat jenn , Keenan was