Show BY telegraph arthul TO 1 1 appointment of delegates to the philadelphia convention the new orleans convention Conven in ous of president johnson particulars of tho the riot movements in to the atlantie atlantic able 18 new york augua 2 the posts mone money Y article says bays A very lively movement prevailed on stock ev change today governments steady but inactive cotton ciril and prices eatter babler nour dull and lower corn le legower lower after boirun adjourned old 5 were s orf off supposed to bo owin to news newa i y cable but no public newsam news Tiia transi rc d today da y twelve ages were I 1 to lay day for europe receipts receipts s 1 in if old heartie contell ConTe nl july 1 1 l L tho the presidents Cs message to the quee ri cont containing con tuning T 77 words passed through cju cable in I 1 11 I 1 min ites ite sand and was dellger delivered W 5 lo 10 the queen almost immediately the great eastern is now firing a salute in honor thereof A celebration in honor of the success success of the cable is being held at valencia ireland this p in the albany and terrible leave here to morrow morning for the spot where the cable of last year was aas loit tile the great eastern und and bednay ay will follow in about one week chicago august 3 the late appointment Oi of delegates for tho tha philadelphia convention include the following names name from illinois 0 11 bro broa browning A ping thos tho E evans evang A AJ J kuykendell J A mcclarnand McClorn ernand and m R burrion Mur rion T 5 dickey 8 marshall jesse borton ton L 1 W jon anthony thornton and jag jaa 0 robinson Ro binon from Wco niu I 1 R aiex ex W ruten hall hans crocker Croc kur from minnesota dau S norton 11 11 rico rice and franklin steele front from florida wm win mcclen aco 8 haw havi king and id john S maxwell delegations are being generally appointed an in the southern moil eminent mil tary and chillions chii chil iana lians the new york tunes times having ditori ally 1 would bould bo be i 01 for such nion men aa m and tle the woods wood to to appear pear as delegates baua vaua i pu puah bh thes he a 1 denquit I flanz leffer defying tile convention to exclude him or any ft other lio lie may appear ile he says flays 1 Z gons gonca must be bygones by gones and he and his hi party LIM more to forgive of doolittle ray mantl sc S c than they to forgive of hinn akim the georgia convention declares the that the convention shall unqualifiedly pronounce pronoun for repeal of the test teat ofria i which bich tho call fort conven tion doce not do tor doolittle Doolittl ein in a speech at madison declared that the only for members bil to the tha convention is ie that delegates unqualifiedly accept terms laid down in in tho call rind and abide by the des deg tin inies of 0 new pirth es when ahen tho enst record of fifth sh ahall all bo be forgotten the convention promises to be a large larg 0 and distinguished distinguish pd assemblage rind and a lo 10 tho the num berof delegates delag steg are not limited limited all rival sots sets will ill be admitted indeed there is ia no power to exclude an any y tb ape terpo ofalie i i call the struggle glo hilll will then bo be made nelch bich side aide ot 01 tile the convention hall control and the lead the other tho 0 phil adelphis agai ago of yest yesterday erdity exposes i what hat it calls tho the Kad icil plot to mor hiob abe he convention A alic louisiana coven convention tion did not in all was vina expected re rc assembly assem blo esterday esl ester erday dav lest leg t judge abell again chargo tho the grand jury that I 1 they should indict members of t he convention contention fur for disturbing tho the pence peace and plotting against the stability of the stale it he dech irea the cause of the riot not had no n 0 parallel in history the foll following wing telegraphic correspondence is published executive 0 office ace august 1 albert albart voorhees gov and andrew andrev J harrop rier rori 1 attorney general now navy orleans Luj louisiana slana aveo the civil authorities authentic state or daml F aeral conferred with by gen baird before he declared martial could northe civil authorities state and feder alen enforce furce the law and preserve order with I 1 ith the aid of military and without the necessity necca ity of martial law lawt I 1 hope that order has ha been restored nod wit the riot is not as disastrous its a reported please show allow tin this dispatch to gen baud baird signed ANDREW in order that the follow bullo ing 1 rom an agn sheridan be fully kiider un deroo it should b stated that he v N a bt from NOW new orleans i hen t tl y disturbance commenced iu in that r new oilcan 11 P M aug 1 U G P L U 8 brayt Vaa hington you attro i a ato of the serious rit rial occurred in this thia city on the alt the political body at tiling ling itself the convention of 1664 1864 met ou on tho ath for the alleged purpose of remodel ling ing the present constitution of the state the loaders leaders roro ore political agitators and revolutionary men and the ho acion of cathe the convention vins as liable to produce on e of public peace 1 I had bad made up my mind to airet airest the bead men luen inthe if the proceedings proceeding ce of f tho the convention were cl cal to disturb tho the tranquility of the department but I 1 bad tie no cause for action until they committed an overt net act about forty white bites and blicks were era killed and about one hundred rind and sixty wounded everything is i now judat quiet but I 1 deom deeta it best to maintain mi military gitary an u prelacy in the city a ferr days until the affair is fully investigated I 1 1 believe iier the sentiment senti sentiment mint of tho general c community om is a great regret at this unnecessary cruelty and that the police could have made any arr arri ut they saw aw fit without ing ng lives signed P H major I 1 general commanding maj ma gun gen francis 1 I 1 herron an iov iowa a soldier of democratic antecedents who settled on rid red river since the war was as lately appointed a delegate from louisiana to the philadelphia convention judge A bell and general dick taylor belonging to the sumo samo dele delegation gen herron publishes rhe tho the folio wine letter mr chairman of democratic central committee Comit tco dear sir sin after the scones of yesterday which I 1 witnessed I 1 must re respectfully ct decline as arn azember ember of the de delegation g appointed by your committee to attend attend t the a philadelphia convention I 1 relieve believe the fate odthe of tho state to be settled ty by action and any attempt to help just now m would in my opinion 0 useless respectfully pi J Chie aeo aukust 3 linca in new york Wednes wednesday dai doming and was wa not tole telegraphed grep be west washington july 30 ana andrew raw G herron attorney general of louisiana you will c cill dl oh onich geh sheridan or whoever may bo be in n command for faick t zu force fo sustain sid stain the civil authorities t hori ties in suppressing the illegal or unlawful assemblies sem zem blies who usurp or assume to exer ciso cio any pow er of the people of the state if there is i to bo be a convention let it be composed of dele delegates gales chosen from the people of the h bhole hole state tho the people must be first consulted no changing of organized laws odthe of alie state usurpation A ill not be tolerated the law and constitution ution must bo sustained cd ard thereby and order signed JOHNSON TIO new york herald of the list says ay there appears to bo be great want of in infer abr mation among the th ba bortnem siness community in relation to the tariff YEN b rw which it appears was pmj p ty by a compromise in the last hoor of the tb session anil and tinned by the president Pret ident but a letter k ater from tho secretary of the treasur T says bays the does not affect goods now in bond shenew rates will att itrich to goods food imported on and after the joth or oi Augurt August a al which dato batot aho the ninth section ich require a addition of actual charges and apenes of a transportation to the value ni ported goods will bo be enforced tho the iHl 01 9 says tys this ninth section vas in to quiet tho the woolen nis abo ho bad twice in tho the senate created Orea a ted biu slain jog the duty ditty on idoo wool noab the rate or of anty on wool is a not anywhere stated the official bill is not yet published the bill imposes a duty ditty on cigars of three dollars dol tars a pound fifty per cent ad valorem valoree on cotton three ants tt a on all compounds of duchich which distilled spirits are arc component parz par s the same dut duty T as on liquors section two allows reals tria trading treading ding lie be tweda the sicily islands or the sand eldh and the onsted states to pay tonnage cagge duty but onca a YANC NOTE kotz the items are derived from the new york shipping at t the now new boik flys that 1 it l is understood lood the prohibition relative to the ha ort atlon of cigers cagara in packages of less im than three thousand will be deemed to take effect on and after tho the loth of attus At Tut it being apparent that this was intended by coners Cong rs BY 1 cortek ahe arlio evils of hasty in tho tb closing c 1 0 sk bours hoan s of the ses ion are apparent n t i in n this bill no loss than in the tha vo called omni blis bill which by including the equalization of b bounties jaun of soldiers enabled congressmen to raise their own pay to per annum it is now discovered that the sections relating relation to bounties were so un tin rully drawn as to be almost if not entirely valueless and the secretary of war irai has ap pointed appointed gen canby surgeon general I 1 barncs arnes and col buchanan bachanan to consider what ma may T be done dona under it the number of goldiere berie fitted will bo be very reir few vo NO flaw however is discovered inloe section relating ts to con gress mens menla pay |