THE EVENING STAR. nUhM tally* Kxteptetf, at tbm stab builduros, 7.Smm OtiMM MIT m - Atm««i wnur Utb *t. «^iSr'"Jr-iK'acrmtlf l»otr.InlttllT? the -.2^.^*^'!'»«¦y?,.^***'fA naeetlllg of m iiEfiw nig iiiwipipee coi't. jolBt * ropaW *. * WCTWJA'.V, friif. r«M»,r. JE£2l^C *** " IT toT A ^.»«W »J2l£!2*a*£* "»* BMton«i omh irillHfl STAB la m.t«4 earner to tola, «; A! TI**;Sf "> m Vy ' * *. °* Ml at 1 he cvi JI-m *7 Mb tM Mbacribcn Tbs Certs ril wick, or Foa- »lrk»«NW'H-TEL to hiii ulr m n-rnnCimmiofri. Oopiss a the oc antes torn "*. uc«. la both mm ib4m i»i*r »«t loapr than paid lor. W B«»i » of adwtfsfng hrafiM on iffllMttoi *M burned la* Bl«Lt" Thm mm m ». » ... ;. J..*".*0? '«!»n, 12. Arkan- Friday, Jane 7. THB SBEiT COaVECTlO*. source to-day were f5V>^IS SJ. deljbia convention. He was first apprised of »w-Wilson, 12. 12. Con¬ SENATE..The Vice President as 1.^ bis 6:California.Wilson, apprinted 1 "iljasiisi*rta" nomination at about 12:35 m , Wm. necticut.Colfax, Wilson, 6. Delaware.C-»l- number* of r*,"b"»" «¦.«.- Tm health of lion. S. S. Cox continue* to p. by The Vote for President by States. 6. the board of visitors to West Point. 1B lhe Orton, E>q., prei-ldent of the Western l"n:on fax, Florida.Colfax. 3; Wilson, 5. Georgia. Meters. Stewart and PhilMiflshlA-A^AIkRlcM Atlllr* *tt5SSJL2^^k!2Cwere" thirteenth dir. net «g !B|ji S -end Lieutenant Wilson, 1!>. Kansas.Wilson, 10. Mr. Boreman called bill to IbkUb "ijidlc»lf." ***' mBlt* '¦ and «on- Fhilapei rniA. June 6, 12:32 m.To Kentucky. up reimburse the demtm "iV "..*.**!tlnj Ckirln E. CiaplxM.U in'%n*ry, has been ac¬ 1*72, AFTEB THE COIVEXTION. Colfax, 20; Wilson, 4. United State* marshals for monevs demnln* the reeent Senator snMl President Grant Your nomination has just be *u Louisiana.Colfax, 11; necesearil\ " cepted by the President. to take effect 15. ani.ouiiced. anil wm received with an enthu- The Va&illeattoa Meeting.The H itlon. Wilson,5. Maine.Colfax, 10; Wilson, 4. Mary¬ expended by tbem in taking the ninth census ii | Special th*j>atck to Tkt Evening £far.^ Lieut. Wor! July Ml Coin i>i 11tee.The Colored Work. land.Colfax, 16. v excess of the The Bi RE*r .; F"i.. Passed. the last 7.Notwithstanding will be c!o ci! until Monday mo.ning, 10thbut., ago. Accept my warmest congratulations. Tbe Ulstrlrt Headquar¬ Mississippi.Coltax, 4; Wilson, 11: Horace May- Mr. Windom called np bill to perfect certain departure* night, the city seem* to be for want of water. William Ortow. ters In Philadelphia. nard,l. Missouri.Colfax. 2: Wlleon, 27; Haw- land titles, which was amended and passed. quit# tall thin morning. Thousand* remained The tel^erara was tor General 1-y. of Connecticut, 1. Nebraska.Colfax, 4; Mr. Trumbull moved to discharge committer to attend the ratification Miss Mart Curtis receipted by Our full Wilson. 2. 6. New on the from the meeting, which wa* I.es, daughter of the Babcock, and immediately handed to the Presi¬ very dispatches from Philadelphia Nevada.Wilson, Hamp¬ judiciary consideration of the kept up much all was iss^^Ss^ssu& shire. 10. pretty and cer¬ IbeOonoord. IN. does r..., l*tt Gen. Robt. E. Lee. left fo* on dent, who at that moment was in covered Wilson, New Jersey.Colfax, 18. New House bill to regulate the selzrre and examina night, H.)/*«irv»f Europe the his office. He unengaged yesterday the work of the national rt^ York.Colfax, 53; Wilson, 16: E. F. tion of books and tainly one of the largest demonstration* which Tennessee.Horace 24. Mr. Trumbull did not wish Mrs. Grant receired the following from the events which Maynard, Texas.E. J. action on the bil' the corres|«onding action ot Assistant Postmaster General Marshall. The Philadelphia: occurred after the adjourn¬ Davis, 16. Vermont.Colfax, 10. Virginia. now, but merely that it should go on the calen¬ convention sound the death-knell of the War Dtj fitment «w unrei-re ented. Mrt. rr*tidrnt Grant: ment of the convention. And first we print .John F. Lewis, 22. West 10. der. democracy. There is now no shadow ot hope My warmest congratu¬ Virgin!.).Colfax, tor the sucoeas of Mr. shrcm^TSout " lations on the General's enthusiastic nomination TBI FULL TBXT OF TUB PLATFOBX. Wisconsin.Colfax. 5; Wilson, 13. Ariaona. Mr. Fentcn alluded to his bill to regulate the Greeley, even If he is Blistered till some time neat rear Detached..The naval officers 2- of endorsed at Baltimore. At no Wtltcr Gibtfon and J. wLmm following for a second term. God bless him, and The is the in full as Colfax, Colorado.Coltax, 1; Wilson, 1. disposition tines, penalties and forfeitures in period has the (! iirmj have been detached: Commander E. P. his M»j following platform adopted Dakota.Colfax, lfc; of customs cases, Ac., as republican party been so At no In tb* 1lf«t of vie* McCrea, preserve valuable lite till eTery vestige of by the national republican convention in Phila¬ Wilson, 1*. District being somewhat of a of Grant's career has strung. period 2JKthe gyiK Irom the command of the and rebellion is crushed out. Mr. chairman of Columbia.Colfax,2. Idaho.Colfax, 2. Mon¬ similar nature to this bill, and one which the he been so stroag.' For¬ U^ey meet.ng. New York.«S?S5thS Monncacy placed delphia. Scofield, the commit¬ 2. New of the ney's Prttt also contains a accoant of ,,,ch . ¦* .' then.. on orders; Lient. Giokoi H. Stuwart. tee on resolutions, in that tbe com¬ tana.Colfax, Mexico.Wilson, 2. exigencies public 'nterests required to be long the »3 waiting Commander Geo. W. As stated in announcing Utah.Colfax, 2. passed. He that action on Washington "Syndicate," how it f!Trt"fVkVIS!!.-1!.toktW'* U». tiffi.imm the Constellation and ordered to the yesterday's Stabv after the read¬ mittee were ready to report, said they had but a Washington.Col ix, 2. Wyo¬ charged his bill, and what it originate), ^ *W»f w.» naval ing of the Journal in the Senate Mr. short time in which to ming.Colfax, 1; Wilson, 1. Total.Colfax, which had l>een pending for months, had beer, did. In a word, it says that Mr. academy. yesterday, consider the large num¬ 321 Colfax snubbed the The San Franclse© the ahlMt .n.i Colfax called Mr. Pomeroy to the chair and re¬ ber of so if did not find in %; Wilson, [Virginia afterwards purposely delayed. The bill referred to by Mr. newspaper men, who had Ahmd^tf Defeat or tired to his questions, gentlemen changed to Wilson.) Trumbull was om< in which The done so much, from In.3 u> 1871, to mo« «Wy circulated Oermi « the Civil Riohts Bill ir the room, where he received dispatches the platform everything that they desired, ha mercantile com¬ that er* rod help him. J.JS SJ from Philadelphia every few minutes. Inform¬ would rest Several changes were made, when Mr. Lane, munity ww deeply interested, and should be they upon this warfare to defeat ,to 1«"t Imm, tCat it doe* Hotse.The Hcnse this afternoon, by a rote hoped they assured that it was not of moved that acted on him, if poossble; and that are n^ktC C°*Jt' (ier»BB adherent ol ing him of bis prospects. Senator Wil.on was excluded from Indiana, Wilson's nomination be before the adjournmei t. they entirely sat¬ « SNnHi* tlrm of S3 aye* to 73 nays, refused to the any indisposition to take up and made unanimous. to. Mr. Edmunds isfied with the result. It mentions y »U?Weither^In Ban rranctoco or Ib all suspend inlns accustomed place in the Senate, and as set upon all. Agreed [Great cheering, intimated that Mr. Trumbull all other names and I California. rules to pass the civil bill well as Mr. was In of in which the whole convention Music. had been in in his particulars. rights recently passed Colfax, receipt numerous General Hawley then read the platrorm as "The Star joined.] motion wanting courtesy making The Ohio left at by the Senate. Judge PoUn 1 moved an amend¬ telegrams during the day, which he read with follows : Spangled banner." during his (Mr. E.'s) ah «nce, he having delegation noon, for Wash¬ ment to the bill the no The chair read the of tlie bill In the ington. The Alabama, North South reducing penalty for its perceptible emotion, passing them to Sena¬ The republican party of the United States, as¬ following charge committee. Carolina, and Carolina, violation to «!«>, but as the bill did not receive tors near him fo; their At a few min¬ sembled in national convention in the oitv of DISPATCH FRt<* MR. COLFAX : Mr. Conklinp .Not only was the Senator from Virginia delegations left on the the two-tlilrls It failed to utes before four o'clockperusal. "Colonel John W. Foster, Chairman th* Vermont [Mr. bat tame train. A. necessary vote, pa*. he received the an¬ Philadelphia on the 5th and 6th days of June, Indiana State of Edmunds] absent, every other o The nouncement of his nomination on the first 1^72, declare* its to its his¬ Committee at the Convention, rkib member of the judiciary committee was absent Case of the Edoar Stewart The and In a few again faith, appeals tuiflphia for and the but the one wbo made the motion Massss ballot, minutes Mr. Colfax sad announces ..Accept yourself Trum¬ of came tory, its position upon the ques¬ tion mv delega¬ [Mr. JsnocMfed Press Reports. Secretary the Treasury has decided that, in, and ottered bis hand to Mr. Wilson in cor¬ tions beforethe : sincerest gratitude for the gallant con¬ bull], and he (Mr. Conkling), to ^SS£WSissrff\iSl country test. I the come In the happening should the steamer Ed/ar Stewart reach an dial congratulation. Messrs. Trumbnll, Schurs, 1. During eleven years of it has support ticket cheerfully. Men are chamber, bad api«aled in vain to THE BEPVBLICAI and others their supremacy nothing, principles everything. mast have the motion laid over. ROMIIATlVHS. sftwr"£'hTrl''A American port under naval protection, it would Tipton, congratulated aseociate accepted with grand courage the solemn duties arrest Nothing Mr. Hhst the Mew York rest with the of on his good fortune. Shortly after the news of tbe times. It a republican triumphs until e iuality under Edmunds then moved to lay the motion Papers Bay. Department State to conduct was received, the 8enate wont suppressed gigantic rebellion, the law, like the liberty from whirh It on the ahich was THE T1HB8 OH ORAHT'8 POPULARITY. negotiations with the Spanish government con¬ into executive emancipated 4,000,000 of slaves, decided the is springs, table; rejected.ayes 20, nays New but if session. During the evening Mr. Wilson re¬ equal ot and universally acknowledged and the citizenship Yoke, June The Timet says the cerning her; she should enter one of our ceived citizenship ali, established univer¬ of the humblest of our millions Mr. Trumb'ill Greeleyites will be unable to independent of naval it would congratulatory telegrams from John W. sal sufltage. Exhibiting unparalleled magna¬ becomes as sure repeated the fact he had al¬ siasm and eiptain the enthu¬ come the control, Foster, Geo. H. Stewart, W. E. S. P. it protection against outrage as did Roman citi¬ ready stated, that he had made this motion un&mimity of the nomination at Krts duty of the collector to notify him Chandler, nimity, criminally punished no man for politi¬ of old. The scene and await hi* instruct ions. Packard, the entire Massachusetts delegation to cal offrnces, and warmly welcomed all who zenship Schuyler Colfax." several davs since, when Mr. Edmunds was Philadelphia. there wae unprece¬ Be the convention, and A resolution of thanks to ai;d that dented. The of is n dlroroed from others. proved their loyalty by the laws and Philadelphia for its present, Senator htd by his single ob¬ than i>opuJarity Grant greater bMhudwutnd. that obeying hospitality was thanks to jection tL*n action on his best friends and his tnd timd one now thiu «ai(fJ her hot. No*i*atioiis..The President sent the fol¬ dealingjustlv with their neighbors. It has steadi¬ of adopted; also, the prevented the motion. than imagined, strength nominations to The Hepnbliraa Candidate for Vice with s firm officers the convemion. He (Mr.T.) bad several times called a greater politicians supposed. Confidence » lowing the Senate to-day: ly decreased, hand, the resultant The chair of the meeting in him has increased since 18C3. E',is of PrealdeaU disorders of a great war, and initiated a officially announced Grant and judiciary committee to consider not only If Sumner «r . Spear, Maine, to be examiner in chief Wilson the this his tirade could defeat in the Patent Office. Henry Wilson was bom of humble parents at wise and humane towards the Indians. nominees for President and Vicc bill, but other bills of importance, and had thought that nomination a'ssyg* Awj^ttJiiS Virgil S. Laak, to be U. Tbe policy President. been unable to a of the what a blow his vanity has received, and what 8. attorney for the western district of North Farmington, New Hampshire, la 1312. His Pacific railroad and similar vast enter¬ The chairman thanked get quoruia committee an mistake he has Carolina. Robert P. prises have been aided and success¬ the convention for together. irreparable committed. Wil¬ tdSfigW-raSS Dick, to be U. S. tndce lather was very poor, and at the of ten generously their and Mr. son owes his nomination to **. .»revR of age years fully conducted, tbe public lands kindness, declared it adjourned with¬ Edmunds said the bill was not in a shape his own services and district North Carolina. young Henry began the battle of life on his own to freely given out day. in which it would be to character. "'far of internal actual settlers, immigration protected and RATIFICATION proper pass it, and it THE in the Mh .'w revenue account. To use his own words: "I left and a full MKBT1NO last NIGHT. ought to be fcjade to that it would con¬ TKlUtrXE WHISTLIRG TO KERP ITS COCR- district of Massachusetts. my encouiaged, acknowledgment of the The ratiticat'on th? duce to the perfect, AGR CP. home at ten years of and served an naturalized citizen*' secured from Euro¬ meeting under auspices protection of tl.e citizen and of the :S=S:-r5 Defeat of age, appren¬ rights of the Philadelphia Union last interests or the The Tribune the the Krun Bill r* the of eleven pean powers. A uniform national lias w League, evening, government. He then went on to-day says convention did H ticeship years, receiving a month's currency as one of the largest ever held in that to intimate that the efforts to its work with neatness and The man or se..The House this a vote of each at been provided, repudiation frowned down, the Morton city. get up these bills who bad dispatch. afternoon, by schooling year, and the end of eleven national credit sustained under most McMichael presided. Resolutions were were prompted by i olitica' motives. patronage to use secured its vote for a sSftCH^isss' N* extraordi¬ nays to .W ayes, refused to pass the Senate bill years of hard work,a yoke of oxen and six adopted strongly indorsing the nomination of The hoar second term. The man who had not te extend which sheep, nary burdens, and new bonds negotiated at Grant morning expiri ig, the subject went patronage now the time for suspending the writ of brought me eighty-four dollars. 1 never lower rates. The revenues and Wilson, and also th<» republican over. coi:ld not secure its vote. Colfax is set aside oont»in» onlr about hnh+a$ fit, ?pent the amount of one have been carefully state ticket with hafrCth^Tlle"umb*rCOv"nU"yol crj otherwise known as the kuklux dollar in money, count¬ collected and annual Addresses were delivered by Gen. Mr. Bayard asked unanimous consent to have the contemptuous argument of the Inhabitant* that uTl Aasong the republicans who voted ing every penny, from the time I was born until honestly applied. Despite Bingham, of Gov. of Ten¬ a vote tal ?n on his motion to delegate "that h>- saw no to negro X1"-the bill against 1 was large reductions of the rates of taxation, the John Philadelphia; Hard, allow the minority objection swapping " were the following Blair (Mich ); Bur- twenty-one years of age. J know what it public debt has been reduced nessee; M. Langston, of Washington, (col¬ of the New Vork custom-house horns in tLe middle of a stream, provided you nambire^ »Tto!*eJthJ.T!!^t^n chard, Donnan, Is to travel weary miles and ask my fellow-men Grant's during Uaneral ored;) Gen. Reynolds, of Gen. Burn- committee to their investigation get a better horse." The American Farnsworth, Oarlield, Hay, to me leave to toil." presidency at the rate of one hundred M. Alabama; print views during tlie re¬ g»cople pro¬ McCrary, McGrew, Morphis, Strong (Conn.), give In 1833, when tw.-ntv- millions a year. tireU financial crises side, John Stoever, of Missouri; Dr. I»ring, cess. teose to complete the swap which - W alden, and others. one years of age, he went to Great Falls, N. H., been have of Massachusetts, and James Mr. Cole when left half and in Philadelphia to work in the avoided, and peace and plenty prevail of Lynch, (colored,) objected, Mr. easterly arone only finished, November swap ««t5!;r:sr;i'w- get mills, but failed. He then throughout the land. secretary the state of M iasissippi. The meet¬ and was to Mr. Cole to allow the whole ticket tor a better one. The Tribune u u *. Or«KATAlHE«OE?AT Maesriller.The went to Salmon Falls, Dover, and Menacing foreign diffi¬ ing was very enthusiastic, and the the vote toappealingbe merely reckons the wanton and tried to Newmarket, culties have been peacefully and honorably speakers were taken, but Mr. Conkhng refused sacrifice more than equal to *!££i£TS5Z Secretary ol the Navy has addressed a compli¬ get work, but without success, and and the honor and constantly interrupted by cboering and the to allow him to proceed. the triCing administrative in Indiana Ib HetTOit took down returned home, as he but composed, power of the na¬ and THE as well as majority J?nnf the mentary letter to Kear Admiral James says, 'weary, not dis¬ tion kspt in high the marching countermarching of city clubs sranar OlVII. APPROPRIATION BILL the seriuas blow throughout the coun¬ on .><» rather- Aldln, couraged.' Soon after he put a little con¬ roepect throughout wjrld. with bands of music. was then try. With In-law The ch*r**"1 commanding the European tieet, to be read on his pack, This glorious record of the past is the party's proceeded with, and the motion of the ui.ion, harmony and effort Pennsyl¬ I^i^Illi^f the decks of all the taining scanty wearing apparel, on his best for the future. THE republican ITATIOHAL C committee on appropriations to strike out vania and Indiana are within the of vessels of the fleet, express¬ back and trudged to pledge We believe the peo¬ in 'MMITTEE sixth the and grasp the ing the gratification of the at Natick, Massachusetts, ple will not intrust the government to any organized Philadelphia last night by section, allowing pay to mail contractors op)-osition, the party which carries them the fir«t Are mon'hs ]K7t department the where he learned the shoemaker's trade. or party the following officers: E. electing in the rebel states to In October carries the nation in ..yfor of promptness and efficiency displayed by the offi¬ By and he combination of men, composed chiefly of I). Morgan, chair¬ prior May 31,1*>1, was car¬ November. the first lire Boathn of ltc/ cers and men in industry economy earned money those who resisted of this man, and W. E. Chandler, ried.yeas 28, 27. THK WORLD IRHTKftGRAKT All ^ Jy*gf»r removing the bar dng vessel enough in three years to enable him to secure every step beneficial tive secretary. Execu¬ An amendmentnays RAST MAW TO un ye" from the basin at Marseilles, which act called an progress. Committee.William Cladin, Massachu¬ of the committee a BRAT. BIT THEB IT THOUGHT SO ¦?w education. Then, at the age of 2. setts; Marshall credit to the collector of the allowing TBI Dl'RlRO ££*£?le*0140 toTth the acknowledgment of the French autho¬ he visited the of twenty-four, Complete liberty and exact equality In the Jewell. Connecticut; A. G. Cat- port of Chicago in WAR. Tl0,*nt rities."\ou have i»av« d the ot city Washington and attended enjoyment of all civil, and tell, New Jersey; Oliver P. the settlement of his accounts, such sums of The H't rld the "nation, of port Marseilles.' the debates In the Senate. Andrew Jackson political, public William H. Morton, Indiana; coin or as styles Philadelphia convention v5Tl11'!,f?K*®2:l,M,e,:ofthe\ eea«lu« the Nea|K>litaa.<- to fear that tho was rights should be established and Remble, Pennsylvania; J. Y. Scam- currency may Lave been lost during a preposterous taroe. It the manses hegln Movement* of Naval Vessel*..Vessels then President. Wm C. Rives was then in maintained effectually mon, B. R. the tire, was to. says of the prophecy of Saint Kraacixi de Panle the and C. throughout the Union by efficient Chicago; Cowen.Ohio; G.M. Dodge, agreed republican party hare had to do witb ^ " have been ordered the of Senate, John Calhoun, Daniel Web¬ and appropriate state and federal Iowa; George E. C. C. the nomination of nothing "*lJ' 'Hcre wa* w»l» be by Secretary the Navy ster, Henry Clay and Thomas H. Beaton were legislation. Spencer, Alabama; Ful¬ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The Grant. The convention was Sailed as follows:.The at Neither the law nor the administration should ton, Maryland; Joseph C. Abbott, North Caro¬ a mere registering Grant's Tuscarora, Portsmouth, N. there. Stephen A. Douglas was attorney gen¬ admit of C. Gorham. House met at 11 a m. was body. nomination McQtiaid hw liwued to his fli>ck to the eral of the state any discrimination in resect ot citi¬ lina; George California; J. T Ave- fixed on five months ago. Grant is renomi¬ r bishop H-, south squadron of the Pacitis fleet; of Illinois; Abraham Lincoln zens rill, William A. Mr. E. H. Robert* from a *' »1-ree the at was a in by reasonof race, creed, color, or previous Minnesota; Howard, Michigan. (N. V.), the commit¬ nated by convention of packed "^ter. thtt Lackawanna, San Francisco, to Yoko- captain the Black Hawk war; Charles condition of James Riddle was chosen as tee of ways sud means, a bill He is one office-holder*. weTre^^1^1k®noe*®rth the mulmnm nr u. bama, for with the Sumner was " servitude. representative re;x>rte» itrikiug the axe at tLa nioa, at Yokohama, to San the Mo¬ miralty Practice;" Schuyler Colfax was the ed¬ national the effect adopted to party put the field. The repub¬ rootr^t ofnr a^ hican to Francisco; itor ot the constitution should be cordially sustained, be¬ that the natioual and executive com¬ Carolina, and it was passed. lican party is and and grave annoyance- l>e laid up at Mare Island; the Pow- South Bend Remitter, and It was only cause are mittees would Mr. Butlei a split shivered, another hatan. at Norfolk, to the wautf a President who belierea In protect Pinckney** resolutions against the reception trusted to THE COLORED LABORING ways and means, a bill home Naval Officers rtst do the-r share of ot anti-slavery i>etitions in the House. He only the party that secured those M 4H TO WILCOX. reported authorizing the Hew York lew*. ng industry. be¬ amendments. The following dispatch was sent tj Secretary oi the Treasury to refund dut.es on .mall Sea Dvty.The Secretary of the has held the horrors ot "Williams' slave pen, 4. Wilson after his Senator wares and THE WuOMIl'LL Biddelor.l boy put a lighted Navy and from that The national government should seek to nomination: gooi>glass by the Apollo Hall convention. At the age ot 28 he was elected a member of the inarch in solid nomination, of The were ?ftt hto n££\£. have made a cruise of the usual len*th; rjiat of 5. Any system of the civil service under which columns to the polls in Novem¬ sage the President vetoing a bill pioceediugs boisterous. when an Massachusetts bouse representatives, and li the subordinate ber and cast their vote in the Senate a originating LABOR -TBI KB DIHTf RBAHCR*. mti the New York rfficer shall be transferred ftro a one 1- 4I '5 a member of the state senate. (>ositions of the government are for the representative granting pension to Mary Ana riET0. /P®^ohe«." sl.ore station to ano h r. the time In 1*M6 considered rewards lor mere zeal is laboring man of the American nation. Montgomery, widow of Wm. Considerable disturbance is oy tr tours of professional dutvon m< year*; apart for tree homes tor the OUR bill the veto. yesterday between the U. 8. marshal's mberof the state constitutional convention 7. people. DI8TRICT RBPRES8XTATIV E« IN THB The also forces and sheriffs officers over *!s,tsms^:"*sss personal considerations or the inter¬ The annual revenue, after the cur¬ Speaker laid before the House a some goods the ;^T"-°y *®ttld kill He turn»>l t». . through in 1*53. He was to paying ¦oxquitoei. vention of elected the U. 8. Senate to rent should QUAKER CITT. communication from the marshal lu id under warrant in >oor perioral friemls. succeed Edward Everett, who had debt, futnlsh a moderate balance The delegates to the convention from the president relative to a from bankruptcy bird* loose In hi* house and neat morning resigned, for tne reduction of the principal, and the rev¬ trict of Dis¬ statue to the late General John A. Judge Blatchford. A deputy marshal was 'eathem and bones The Whitr Horss was this morn¬ and took his seat February 10, 18M. He was re¬ Columbia.Mr. Alexander R. Referred to the com Rawlings. beaten. and remained ofthenf, thronged elected la enue, except so much as may be derived from a and Mr. John F. Shepherd mitt on appropriation. The uver|>owered the good"* taken awav. 'nhTm I?" m°^n>tow . ing with persons who came to the 1SW, again re-elected in 18f>5, and tax on tobacco and be raised duties Cook.were very pleasantly Also, a communication a from United States authorities will cheery eong'of congratulate again re-elected in 1471. In 1961 he raised a liquors, by located at No. 1020 Walnut street, Mr. the eacioaiug report the case investigate A'mph" President on hie renomination at or for upon importation; the duties of which should having rented the Shepherd i>o8tmaster general In relation to comtnc:; j to-day. Philadelphia regiment troops the war, serving as its be so as to aid in entire building for their quart¬ with the colonial THE lirRI*'KR OP CAPT. COLYOCORRSSRS. Among those who called were colonel, and afterwards as a member of General adjusted securing remunera¬ ers. Mr. Fred. A. Boswell, one or the (British iKi&seasioiie. Referred A Secretary Fish, tive wages to labor, and the had rooms at alternates, to committee on commerce. Bridgeport special says the latest develop¬ Secretary Delano, Commissioner Douglass, McClellan's staff until obliged to resume his industries and ofpromote growth, the American House, although tie Also, a communication from ments in the case of case of Col Senators Nye and Con¬ congressional duties. Mr. Wilson Is prosperity the whole country. spent much of his time at the the Secretary of Capt. vocoresses ' Ferry, Representative about sixty 8. We hold in honor the soldiers and the hendijuarters of State in answer to a resolution of the House in indicate that he had a fearful struggle with his U4LLBBY ger, and Senator Sherman with the entire Ohio years of age. undying young men's republican club of the Kfsail&nts. The case of pH*~OUTTAOt . sailors whose valor f'avca the union. Their at District, relation to an extradition treaty with his sword cane, when *¦* SKaPI^WCD it legation to the Philadelphia convention. The pen¬ Springman's hotel. Whan the club reached Belgium. was broken to u Wisconsin and The sions are a sacred debt of the nation, and the on Referred to the committee on foreign affairs. Found, pieces, and the blade ot Nebraska delegation*, and a Bight.Hoar Xuvemeat. widows and orphans of those who died for their Philadelphia Monday night they foand the The House then proceeded to the the sword bent doable. An examination into large i;timber ot delegates from other states THB STBIBB8 ASSUX1BO A SERIOUS Hartranft club in waiting at the depot. Donch's tion of considera¬ bis affairs show al»o ASPECT. country are entitled to the care of an ad¬ band was at the business on the Speaker's table under that 915,000 in government '££Z called. The Oh'o de.egation marched up to BLOODSHED IB BBW YORK. ditional as will extend the placed head of the procession, the two-thirds rule. konds are missing. It Is believed he the a legislation bounty of the delegate, Mr. John F. and vas generally '^''^x&'iSSnZAz'xsr: mansion, preceded by band, at halt-put 10 There was considerable excitemeat in New the government to all our soldiers Cook, the alter¬ The bill an for murdered by parties who ¦ o'clock, ami were at once shown and sailors nate, Mr. F. A. Boswell, were in an making appropriation the pay¬ I supposed he had ~rt,,.T" ^"umSSS.^ into the ea«t Turk yesterday relative to the strikes. A car¬ who were and in placed open ment of claims as allowed byvj theuic commissioncomnusnion on large amount of money on his person. room. The President honorably discharged, who, carriage, and the line of starch was taken laima wo a ¦«.¦¦¦ ¦ a *-- came down frem bis penter named Brownell was shot in the head the line of duty, became without re- the up for Wa® refemd to 4 committee of THB RIGHT HOUR LEAGUE i ffice a few minutes and con¬ disabled, headquarters of the club at confer- | ,his later, received the while at work by a striker, who was arrested. aid to the lengthof service or the cause of such their in Springman's. enX^' morning received a dispatch from Phila- gratulations of aid shook hands with tLe dele- A of strikers During stay that citythe delegates from The Senate amendment to the ( lelphia stating that the gas trustees will Kates, who were gang threatened to drive the 8iscbarge. the District and the members of bill for the re o the acceede introduced by Senator Sher¬ workmen from the new Masonic but 9. The doctrine of Great Britain and other club the republican lief of Robert B. was demands of the laborers on the ra* man. After a few minutes in an building, were called upon hundreds of Williamson, then con- porks. spent informal the police drove the mob away. The European powers "Once and were by people, purredin. ¦ conversation, the delegation were shown were police concerning allegiance, invariably treated with the The Senate bill through compelled to Interfere to the work- a subject alwavs a subject," having at last, their greatest giving the right of wav i THE'COACH MAKER*3 the principal rooms of the mansion. Subse¬ from the protect courtesy by brethren of the (juakcr the lands to I leld a maps this ma: Ingmen strikers at the new through the efforts of the republican party, city. through public the Pensacola and , meeting morning to lay plans quently bey ched in a body u> the office of corner of Hester street and the balldings been and the American Louisville raUroaa of | or future proceedings. Secretary bout well to pav their Bowery, corner abandoned, idea of tlio Thb Asti-secmt Society Pabty.Gen. company Alabama, was e his respects. After of 11th street and 3d avenue, and on 19th street right to transfer having been Charles H. passed. *f*.3?¥gi@§ leaving office they called on Commissioner and 7th avenue. ed allegiance tempt¬ Howard Declines thb Nomi¬ The Senate bill Doug iass and Gen. Si.inner, the latter of Threats were also made by European nations, it is the duty of our nation for the Vice authorizing the settlement of Philadelphia. whom against the workmen on to with Presidency..Gen. the claims of Durfce & Peck for APTEB THB BATTLE. Office boon fn»tL m the band regaled with the air, '. Listen to the loth the public sewer at government guard Jealous care t';e right Charles H. Howard has written a letter declin¬ supplies fur¬ ifl to f p m Fn n of ho«i Bird.'' street. Those at work sav that thiy will of adopted citizens against the of the nomination for nished the Indians in Montana, was referred to Philadelphia, June".Great numbers of Mocking kill any one with unauthorized assumption ing the Vice Presidency the committee on Indian affairs. have but *.X M»wla»4 a a m. aiars* if whointerfering them. Tha rock claims by their former govern¬ tendered him the other day the rew persons itrangers departed, enough remain to The Weekly blasters, struck work on the pablic sewers ments, and we contiuual careful encour¬ to by The Senate bill to authorize the construction rowa the hotels. Star, now-ready, contains a at east yJd urge opposed secret societies, who held a conven¬ )f a ttri mil «cab. full report of the" street, threatened to destroy the agement and protection of voluntary immigra¬ tion in Oberlin. under the lead of bridge across the Mississippi river at Red THE WRATH RR proceedings of the Philadel- steam drill and drive off the few men at Ohio, Presi¬ Wing, Minn., was passed. s again threatening rain, and will yjAuoiH I hia with It. The work dent Blanchara, of wheaton College, Indiana. probably f A«W00D are aow convention.tbe nominations and coach painters are also nt. The Hon. The House then took up the river and harbor irevent the race between Goldsmith Maid and . auar- p'at- men threaten¬ franking privilege ought to be abol¬ Charles Francis Adams, who wu nomi¬ nnc qnalitr,* of Stoti*. form; the fashions for June Jennie ing the who are at work in the ished, and the for a nated for bill, and acted the several ..ucy. which has already been twice au^nor air. by June", and it was feared factories, way prepared speedy reduc¬ President at the same time, Is under¬ appropriation upon >u account of rain. postponed of th<«r farntahed the Sumt er's attack on President Grant; public that the striking workmen tion In the rate or postage. stood to be a mason. One unendments proposed by the Senate.concur¬ Ai'P.f}"Jpijttloi'* 'I" aborm»-uu school would attack the gas works. All the off 11. the paragraph of General in some and in THR STRIKE AT THE GAS WORKS of M atrt^f examinations-white and colored: pro¬ pla¬ Among questions which press tor atten¬ Howard's letter Is of here. ring non-concurring others, and ias ^ lh*« .« .np-rt»to ffS ceedings or and legislative toon of i>olice are kept at the station-houses tion is that which concerns the relations of It reads: "1 worthy reproduction the Dill was sent to a committee of conference. not prevented the usual supply of gas. S&^l J!, r ational and Congressloc tl a-semblv; ready tor service. V. ital and and cap¬ believe, however, that every moral the Messrs. >ther workmen were politics; latest and b ;«t tales, cabinet Weimberg, a striking labor, the republican party recog¬ uid social reform, as well as will be Speaker naming Sawyer, (Wis.,) obtained, and forty po- .CUtltly in a few days. k ~V »SI,V>KirK«E»» per annum. In probably profits great servants of klan, and no I am legislative - be adopted, and if carried out over civilization. man, well assured, bill as to wrmi>pe" forty is so well qualified to that as impropriation relates supplies for jol¬ thousand workingmen will parade, as this num¬ 12. We hold that and the President Brant." destroy U. S. liers for exploring expeditions and other like Europe 23M&2&T*"c*uusin ber have struck since the have Congress To-day. jlOIB. THR V. M. first Of June. Of this only fulfilled an imperative duty in their objects; and it was passed. THE EHGLISH BAUD COHIVS AFTRR ALL. 'or OOBCMTB, aU C. A. IRTSRRATI.ral CORVER- nnmbersome 15,iioo to 20,000 remain idle, and measures for the of violent and Democratic Congressional The Senhte amendments to the Howe substi¬ »v< tior.A letter in»m will remain so suppression Aspirants 1x>*dow, June 7.The announcement from ly»weU, Mass ,say* that ex. probably as long as their treasonable organizations in certain re¬ in Tennessee.The canvass for tute for the bill iiroiiding for the that * hmT4&. T***"*4 tensive preparations are made for bold out, unless the bosses savings bellions lately in thh Congressmen uid sale redemption Liverpool yesterday the government had seventeenth being the Some emidoy them sooner. regions, and for the protection of the state promises to be interesting. Five of land sold tor direct taxes were rithdrawn its consent to the departure ot the .riCK?*±'frinE?" International Conventi >n of Youn* apprehensions are felt lest they resort to ballot-box, and therefore are to names have been or joncurred in. land of the - .. » Men s Christian Aswh i to mob violence, which they sntitled suggested, have suggested Grenadier Guanfc fsr America was ««.*- ,tioa», be held in that would result In summary the thanks of the nation. themselves, for the offloe of for The Senate amendments to the bill to prevent irematnre, the was current lAA^L^AUS^r" eity the present month. on repreesion by the who 13. We the state Congressman uid the although report in commencing the 13th tor authorities, are fully denounce the repudiation of the public at large, viz:.Andrew Johnson, of punish obstruction of justioe la the bat city. The full band sailed on the >nst., and last ng four days. About 1,000 delo- prepared emergencies. At a at debt in any form or as a national QreenviUe, and 8. :ourts of the United States were referred to the steamship gates are expected, information (iermanla Rooms, threatsmeeting We dUguise crime Henry Foote, of Nashville, /ity of Brussels for New York. rvmT3 has been the strikersAssembly were made witness with prids the reduction of the independent; Gen. B. F. Cheatham, of Coffee; judiciary committee. COST OP COKVCRISK. *.» York. Washing- by against Steinway's piano factory. principal of the debt and of the rates of in John M. Fleming, of Knoxville, and Landon C. The bill to authorize the sod !?' Partian l, An immense of furniture terest the of In New Cataraugns PARIS,JuneT..The Journal O&ciel announces ©iherFkHadaiyhU. Pennsylvania, and was held meeting workmen upon balance, and confidently expec Haynes, Memphis.- In this, the fifth district, Alleghany Indians, Tork, to lease lands hat the total damage sustained the of places, that full delegaUons wUl be sent. during the aay, which was addressed that onr excellent, national currency will be an Independent R. L. Carothers. uid confirm leases was referred to a committee 'arts at the hands of the by city by a committee of workmen from the perfected a Is announced.candidate, Jr., >f conference. commune will reach twm&&2!.£}2±. Elrctiow All oa Owe Side.. latter their Chicago, by speedy resumption of specie par already Several others have Ivs huadred millions of francs. AT."li?-i0* represent!ag city as overrun with ments. been mentioned In this connection, viz:.Ed. I. The Senate bill in relation to eettiers on the ADMIRAL TOPRTR. workmen, bat they intended to strike, and II. The republican Is mindful of Qolladay, of Lebanon: J. ?. ate Sioux Indian in the ..iSTSm'31 B5S^°3«t.,SLr urged the workmen not te to party Its ob¬ Trousdale, of Gal¬ reservation, state ef Madrid, June 7 It is probable that Admt- crau, Groeleyite- and leave New Yerk Cor ligation* the loyal women or America for latin, and A. B. Martin, of Lebanon. In the Minnesota, was parsed. Rl Topete will b« of the sentatives and a allTeESiM t&weir repre- Chicago. Thirty empteyera of the their noble donation to the eanse Kveath The Senate bin to secure homesteads to appointed Minister ?*. a ». Hewfi maiorUi i. nches of mills and wood planii_ Their of freedom district, Dorsey B. Thomas is already aetual '« Ca»nrn«i, the legislature." Additional working baslasee mat at Broo? admission to the wider fields of usefulness announced, and the names of Gen. Clint. Atkins .ttlers on the pAlicdomain was referred to the - interior of Oregon have heearWiwJ * to viewed with satisfaction, and the honest de¬ and Wm. A. Qvaries have been suggested. In jommlttee on public lamk. adUoMali Ifrw Francisco, the iwwsr,oud mands or say class ef citizens for additional the second district, Geft. G. Q. Dibbrell The Hoose bob-concurred la the Increasing The strike of the stokers at the should a will be Senate repawn-.ftiEy works Philadelphia rights be treated with respectful consid¬ candidate for the nomination of a democratic intendments to the Csrttfteation appropriation Jane 1.It Thi New York Poisorirs Ca«- . gas oontlnoed yesterday, bat aboat eration. sonventlon, and a eoaferenee committee was Piiumriu, Maaderstood mea ware at aad forty probably opposed by Horace May- >ill, ordered. iere ***** so far as the ¦embers of the oonren- Vork ^ retoraed a work, the gas enkaad was suf¬ 15. We heartily approve the action or Con aard Xutkvilie Bmmmtr, 90tM. Seems. Nibiack «« was caused algae strike extending amnesty these lately in V (Mam-), were appelated members ef a that the Interests of the i-oisoning by arsenic, and that Dr. Luclas H by the mea being charged with the rebellion, and rejoice in the growthof peace and Louisville letter-carriers bny new panta* inch committee oa the part of the House. thinning party weald Irish and Mrs. Sarah Anderson were Prtce of the shovels used them. The trasteee fraternal tbe loons every week^-Detroit Fret Prut. The bill to the * nronaoted br havtni nothing to dewith War- to the accemori«a advertised for by reeling throughout land. declare firae latent and mean- Doth and PinchbeekT of and the poisoning. The prisoners were committed five honored men yeeterday 16. The republican part* propose to rsspect tarThe modern horse sheers' motto.Strike eg of the bankrupt act of March 2d, was Louisiana, to »wnit the action of the grand jury. IBOC**g, hat vary flew applied. Four hundred the rights reserved by ths people to themselves while the iron is hot. 1887, 'resident sympathised this view. **. «wlk make aader as as Jn Therr is They the old carefully the powers delegated by them to r W'Time annihilators" and When the Wll to deelare and enforce the civil orrat rxciterert in the south- toaMOyer the state and federal government. It the modest "flying hotels" is IghtseT cittseasef the Uat ern |onion of Aniona caused a rtkm Oftheofthe of disap way New Yorkersspeak or their new toSStatee(whlchis depredations of territory, by the portion blacks employed proves the resort to unconstitutional laws for tteamboats en the Hudson. Sr. Banner's hM as meadsd by Mr. Oarpea- Apache Indians. It is reported JjpPS and Danville railroad coa- the purpose of evils Interferonoe Sah Frarcisco, June 7..'The democratic that be section Just named is overrun With notremoving by K7-Indianapolis has a population of onnty convention of San ' the Franetsoe red J " by awjigisvs; ss. rights surrendered by the people to Df these about to,000. has adopt- skins, aad the settlers be ievlng theirkei lives either tie state or national 32,000 oenswt of the editor of the Ipoo the bin and, d resolutions endorsing the Cincinnati alat- to be in danger, have abandoned thetir 17. It is government. Kreniny Journal says the Courier-Journal. arm, bat aad and lied theduty or ths general governmant to ion of the rules,. w »«. mmiwi yeas ot the growing crops to Tnecon. adopt such measures as will tend to encourage arotreet loafing is so on the iaereMe in Utah 16, bub 73. Hot two-thirds vettag In the af- ialtimore B ¦ American commeroo sad that a local paper advises few weU eratte ewrrji' Coworrss. recently tn iHmun ship-building. distributed IrasaUve, the bill 4U net pass. to .octael- 18. Wo bettere that the mndsst the funerals. Mr. Psmai aoted to the bill with am adjourned meet next year asti£3 earnest patriotism, pass lirtke of I .Ween, ware purpose, the sound judgment, the prac¬ ¦^Turkish baths lad no favor in Canada. tmeadm.t fixing tbt Martmam peaalty at JlecViJT* fo"o^,n« tical wisdom, the Incorruptible integrity, and The hardy nattae take theirs with a cake of loe >100. The vote rsnOed.yeas O, aays 'i. Hot Kichkohd, Va., Jane 7..The drivers and the Illustrious ssrvices of ulyssee 8. Grant hare Boating in the ooatre. wwthirds voting In the affirmative, tto kUi onductors on the city have strsck. SsaSSSEiRSS: commended him to the ras -an railway Mayer. heart of the American fA new vert to si uses the sudden aoeess left an the Speaker's table. alleged attempt to rednos thesr people, and with him aft our head we stand to¬ of heat in the st.siihsm has been The Grard Loose of now a new march to "It Invented. sioR at New Masors, in see- srcs.'ssaHsyesterday, and testified as to the day upon victory. Vesnvtatssl" York, yesterday passed resolutions it th6 wheeeabMmer The was Win one of recognising the grand la IUm ths 8indft?*iehAAi »iai following plana subsoqusntly added the southern states, recently, a British lodges Utah and .itegM that he committed the to the platform: was Bath, Ma , June!..Hoe.Davtd Columbia, and elected oTertiS whlcli» Mttotttd, That the restoration toboy hung. Pontine, Illinois, now proposes well-known of this P.Magown. of Buffalo, grand master. Christopher Fox, the,.abject of inve«igntt£. speedy of onr nang a man who Is seventy^two years of age. politician State, died this thorny to a£|! foreign commerce, navigation and ship-building VThe Manufacturer and Mining. Qovebror A*.*7' Wh2'11 understood, Is vital to the honor as it is esseatial to the se¬ Bailder recom¬ Straw, of New was mends covering the floor, near a rat-hole, with imh inaugurated Hamshire, curity or the nation, and that a uniform mari a thin of moist caustic ^ of TIM BsMbUeaas JaMlaaU yesterday. Won is not time policy which aball secure for layer potash. When the tba rate elertn hundred * month. New York, Jane from yet concluded.Sum, 7tk onr employment rats run ovt r it, it makee their feet sore, and 7.Dispatcher a\ny far' snips by making American-built ships the soon i report the republicans jubilant, and Br¬ they abandon their inhospitable quarters. Paria ever gienffornfddesandpotSo-ba^" ag salutes Grant and Wilson. TitisuwaRTisr .»-,»-