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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMRyTIC Markets

ALSGyY Aug Wheat in good supply dali Rec v.-,
hrm Corn quiet VITA good supply, snAl
~ o. Oats ia good supply and dropping sales, 30
bags at 70c. Cor State
3s bales Flour quiet Germ e0assc Oss & PORK ~ lad
l7ialgc. Bacon quiet; SbousieTs. Sc Sides. ~.
MLwAUEEK Aug. lPOm ernef and unchanged WHEAT N,
81 u: I'll a. CoarS Grains nominal ReoeiDts-2
Flour 63OOo bash Wheat Shpnentl0o bbs Ploor Hloo bu
bsrEorr Arv Iwheat quiet and advanced &c Ert, ~ IS,
No l. 81 6dSI 81 Amber 81 - Corn quiet At ~ O. isB;
state SIC
LouvlLLI Arg L-Cotton 6rm u BE- Flour d Rr,rn p,mly
s5 quict Wheat. 81 1Oa ., - Com Al H. Oa 6l
Rye sc Proos heavy and unchanged Tobacco active and
changed; sales So hhAN
CLEvrLlSD Aug Floor steady Wheat frneFi ~ Red
81 ga 81 IS No. Red 81 q; white 81 a. Corn quiet No l.
dull Csc dsl Pes-un-Refhef 20a201c. Crude. % p
ST LOuls, Aug Tobacco steady Cotton quiet Flour luef
with good demand for bow grades Pail sape1e ~ % - -,
Extra, $50 - % Double Et - j0a IS s; Treble Ern SO
S6 Is Wheat dul No Fall Red 81 l5GSl 49, No Fal Ret
81 2d III IS; Choice ~ 30H+ s. Corn dn yellow oc hits
sOa9ic Dat, quiet At 4c for New qi3c for Oh Rsqas
T308c. Ighwines heavy. Provisions dull al Baon
shoulders alfic Hams, DC Lard doll Ice retail, Catd.
Best grades firm sea - 80 for Choice a1
wanted at ~ JOd 80 10 RecptsPour Do bbs Wheat 90
bush; Corn, IS. O00 bush Oats 5000 bush
AUGUSTA Ga Aug -CoOu quiet ami hoe sails. 59
bales receipts Ot bales; Midihng., l7alllc
35Ic Crude lower 81 2O9sl IS shade loser;
Strained, 81 25G 81 "a Tar 81 ..
HEwORLRASs La, i-Pour iuli. Surcrsne Doubts
Extra, IS 87i Treble Extra 80 IA Combined dli Yo-.
ST. White. ~ OF OatsSt Louis 5id5Sc Gaeua &c Bran.
shoulders lac sides Isic Clear ses Hams Sile.
Lard-Terce 70l7ic key, 49, Hl8ic S1glrPnme r. Mosses
-Reboed 50a75c Whisky, sc 81 o. C0heePnEe, ri al7ic.
Misunderstanding 1885, NeEYork sight premium Cold ~ 0iSL
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TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
CELEBRATION AT AUBURN-REMARKs OF MR..


CELEBRATION AT AUBURN-REMARKs OF MR..
SEWARD.
AUBURN, Aug. 1.-The cOlOred people of this
part OF the to-day celebrated the anniversary of
the passage OF the Fifteenth Amendment to the Const
tuition
As the procession marched past the residence OF Gov.
Seward halt was made and loud cheers given for the
Governor who made his appearance at the entrance OF
his grounds, and spoke as follows:
rejoice with You in the event you celebrating, not
more because guarantees internal peace and perpetual
the United States than because IL Is the mar
binger Of advancement Of and Of the
broad progress Of civilization throughout the world The
event proves that Constitutions cannot keep slaves.
IL ia well for YOU reflect that Constitutions how
ever amended and perfected cannot OF themselves keep
man free IL requires education and religion To do this,
and even with these the African in the United States
il not assured OF future long a. they are held In
slavery or barbarism in any other part OF tho world
Employ then the scoOmaster and the minister OF the
Gosuei You need them more than You ever did
before Ii devolyes upon you, now that you nave been
yourselves to work out the emancipation
and elevation or your In the West indies in
sonth America and in Africa For this great work you
VIII need neither armies nayes but you Will need
inst what your friends among the white men had In
working your emancipaton-the schoo-house and the
Christian meeting house statesmen never fail Ia carry
ont what people instructed by these enlightened ana
humane agencies show to be safe, just and practcaDe'
Farewell ,--,. ,
to BnTt's Wood After reaching the grove the people
formed around the stand and were addressed by MI;
Lester OF Dryden, Mr.. Murry OF Pennsylvania ana
nth
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STABBING AFFRAYS.

Edward Eppler barber, last evening went
into the barber shop Of Wm Eichenfedt. at No. 3l9
Avenue A. and stole Eichenfeldt followed Eppler
with pair OF shears and stabbed him several times on
the hands, causing severe wounds. The two men were
arrested and locked up in the East Twenty-secondst
Police Station.
George Eidell OF No. lie Ludow-st and Jacob
Schneider No 2j4 East Houst0ns quarreled in Lud
low St. near Stanton, and Eide stabbed Schneider in
the lett breast, causing serious wound Edel was an
rested.
Martin Drake of No. II MOtst and EusebiO Martin of
No % Alet quaTreed in the lager beer saloon No %
Bowery and Martin stabbed Drake in the left shoulder
infcting dangerous wound. Martin He'd but was pur
sued and arrested by Officer Ryan.
John Dugan cut last night in the head during
row in his saloon No. 2S Ave c. Augustus Bassng, who
trying to prevent Dugan from assaulting another
Last night during row in the liquar store, No 179
West HoustOnst the proprietor, jain Oara OF No. le3
West HOustOnft in the side. Striker was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
POLITICAL.
KENTUCKY.
ELECTION IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Kyy Aug. IAN election for
county officers is held this city to-day The negroes
have poed large vote up this hour and the returns
far indicate close vote. There is less excitement
than in any election contest here for years Quiet and
order prevail No interference with colored voters has
attempted few negroes have been arrested for
attempting "repeat" 1t is thought that the greater
portion Of coored vote has been poled and that the
returns this evening will give majority for the regular
Democratic ticket
Returns up to noon give the Democratic ticket an
average majority of ZOO The negroes have nearly all
voted No disturbance has yet occurred, and the day
promises to close without boOdshed riot The negroes
voted in this city for the first time to-day.
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A little boy, four years old, was burned to
death on Monday afternoon, in stable at Indianapolis.
Welrexecuted counterfeit Tens on the First
National Bank Poughkeepse ART in circulation In Boston
George Ralph, u years old, from Richmond
Canada Dauyers Mas Monday night while bathing
"A Young lady named Sacks was drowned at
Charlotte near Monday afternoon by the capSdng Of
boat
The dwelling house of Abner Hall, at TiltOn n
H. Sunday with Of Its contents The property
insured for o. 200 n the PheniI Company of Hartford
AT Evansville, Ind, on Monday, man named
and killed young named Kerey who had been
ing attention his daughter Point Pleasant Kentucky
AT Norris H., on Saturday night, two miners
named Alexander McApne and James Oswald intoxicated and laid
down Chicago and Rock Island Railroad They and
to fragments
John B. Could paving teller of the State Bank
Boston suicide Monday jumping from ourhsto
window Of Bedford and Washn The deceased
suffered from illness and was temporarily insane.
Jacob c. Whidden, farmer of Baskerville, ~
driving field Monday vhen his horse TOOK fright from
whistle Of passing locomotive and ran away Mr. hidden vas
thrown out caught the wheree and osbar and killed
49,. Barry's elevator and mills at Kingston, On
Monday morning There grain on hand AZ
the loss estimated $4,000 partially insured Glider
sieve wharf a onrg badly damaged and % cords Of wood de
siroyed
$50. Early on Monday morning the Presbyterian
Publication Philadelphia entered and the safe
registered bonds bat lef them lying on the noor All the
plumber dozen gold and 10 In cash
49, There has been a compromise between swlnd-
er and their victims Hartford Conn j. H. Sawyer and Albert
Cohen who pu bail for swndng leather dealers will
probably released Mr. A. Hoein OF Allegheny CtY Penn who
h through third party NwYork and promise settle all bills
avn lore
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MICHIGAN.

The Michigan State Republican Convention
10 nominate candidates for officers, meets at De-
troit on the LIST Of September Congressional Conven
tions in that State have been called as follows:
"In the LIST District at Honroe Sept n the IId at
White Pigeon Sept. in the Ill., at jackson, Aug 80
in the WITH at Grand Rapids, Aug 81 III the Nth, AT
Port Huron, Aug % and in the With, at Flint, Aug 81
The only Democratic Convention thus lar caed Is III INC
With District, at Flint Sept. L.
In the Ist District the principal contestants for the
nomination are said the present member Fernando
C. Beaman, and Henry Waldron, formerly NAANlth
Congress) "a Representative of the District. In the
lid District as we from The Detroit Advertiser and
Tribune there is opposition to the reelection OF
Gen stoughton growing principally out of Federal APP
pontInents Among those who would be willing to sue
coed Mr. StoughtOn are the Hon. Cyrus G. Luce or
Branch County, the Hon. W. b. Williams OF Allegan
County, ]. c. Burrows, esq, of Kalamazoo ana the
Hon. L. j. BONNIE of BeTrien.
In the lid District the Hon. Austin Blair Will no
doubt he renomnated II he shall desire it, In the lNth
District there said to be little opposition TO the
election of the Hon. Thomas Ferry The same ia said
TO be true of the Hon omar d. COnger who now repre-
SCENTS the With District In the With District there APP
pears 10 be spirited and somewhat acrimonious contest
for the nomination by the Hon Randolph Strickland the
present member and the Hon. John f. briggs the nme-
date predecessor of Mr. Strickland. Should the contest
between these rivals Congressional honors become
warm that would advisable to drop them both for
new man, the selection would probably be made from
the following gentlemen, all of whom have been named
for the position VIZ The Hon. b. W. Huston jr, OF Tus-
cola County; the Hon. Luther WestOyer and the Hon
jay A. Hubbcll of Bay; the Hon. T. Pende and the
Hon. VIM. willard Of the Upper Peninsula.
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JOHN REAL To BE HANGED.

Information was conveyed to John Real, in
his cell in the Tombs yesterday, that the appeals Of
friends Executive cemency had been without avail
and that Gov Hoffman, failing to see any proper reason
in the papers submitted TO him for communication OF the
sentence Of DEATH resolved to let the law take lis
course Real represented by those who were present
when he was informed of the Governors determination
to have shown signs Of disappointment, but
to have indicated by his manner that
feels for the suerings and humiliation Of rea
tiyes than for himself Already there Is great claInOr
for tickets of admission to witness the hOrrd spectacle Of
an unfortunate young choking to death but the
probabilities that only those whose official position
makes il necessary for them 10 attend and the properly
accredited reporters will be- permitted ~ enter the jail
yard Oh the morning of Friday next.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EIGHTH MASSACHU
SETS REGIMENT ASSOCIATION.

Boston, August lat The annual meeting
Of the Eighth Massachusetts, Regiment Association in
Iynn to-day the officers elected Col T. j. Coffin Of
Newburyport, Commander; and Maj. Ben Perley
Poore and others ViceCommanders and other officers
I'm the afternoon the Association had dinner and gen
er,l good time at the Relay House at Nahant where
Mai Poore delivered fine address, and Gen. Butler
made one OF his characteristic speeches He avoided,
carefully anything relating to the present politics Of
The country related some interesting bits OF history
~ the origin the and IN the description OF the
.mocrotc Party at the Charleston Convention, OF which
he was an active member; his attempts after tho res
eubIing of the Convention in Baltimore Ito reorganze
a., nenncratc Party; Washington, In the latter part
~ December 1860 he met Sldell, Judge Black, Brecken
yidge and Others and made up his mind that
,yop had cot 90 come his assertion OF tlis
teIief Ia Governor Andrew early In January
sd tbe militia Ia be got ready for war
M made them the first troops % reach washington
Sde and other rebels told him Ia Washington, III De
cnbar $50 that the North would not hght, and " ,ey
TANNED 10 coerce tue South tue uiends OF tue iHler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
SPEECH BY HIM AT CHATTANOOGA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Jeff. Davis was last
week at Lookout Mountain his first visit SINCE Presi
dent of the Confederacy he up with Bragg to look
Mt Gen Rosecranss in the plain below On return
ing TO Chattanooga he was serenaded. When he APP
peared he was introduced the Hon. jefferson Davis
and spoke as follows:
MY FRIENDS: II affects me from the bottom OF my
heart 10 receive this demonstration Of your kindly feeling
toward me. had retired in double sense, for the night
and from public life. In view VI tho past no man
blame my determination to let those who have
power dictate how the country shall be governed. But
will say you that wish you all the prosperity that
is possible. Looking back upon the past and forward to
the future, nothing that should faint your
honor II is not the part of brave to brood the
SORROWS of the past but rather to look forward with
bright hopes for the future. You have brave and
high-mnded people as can be found, and as noble
women as live earth, and wish you all the happ
ness and prosperity that il IN human life To enjoy Again
thank you for this manifestation Of your kindness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
THE LATE AssIsTANT-ALDERMAN ROGERS.

The funeral of the late Assistant Alderman
Henry Rogers took place yesterday morning from his
late residence, No. 1H Christopher-st The body was
taken to st. Josephs Church. where solemn mass Of
requiem celebrated Among those present were the
members Of the Common Council, wearing the usual
badge Of mourning, the Ninth Ward Tammany General
Committee, Ninth Ward Jefferson Association, Rogers
Association, and Howard Engine Company No. "a of the
old Volunteer Department. The remains were taken to
Calvary Cemetery.
Under the new charter, each Board Of the Common
Council has the power to direct special election to be
supply the place of any member whose seat may
become vacant vacancy has been occasiOned in the
Board Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT by the death OF Henry
Rogers who represented the Ninth Assembly District
whether the Board will lercise its power to call an
election has not yet been determined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Printers of California are a strike
demanding the old rates
The Lower California expedition sailed from
San Francisco Monday with ~ 20 who propose landing
Magsdalen Bay.
The exposition of textile fabrics VIII be m
form y opened this morning. Indianapolis large number Of eIhb
iors and visitors lived tO7lay.
The steamer Great Republic for Yokohama
from Francisco SAILED YESTERDAY taking "a passenger @oo
treasure 60 OF which for japan aud s2loO Tor ChnN
The following is the official account of the IN;
Of imports and of the Dominion OF Canada Tor
mouths ending May 81: Increase Of imports, sa5O' Increase "
exports $ll,7A@,
80 The commencement exercises OF the UNIVERSITY
Vermont uere begun Monday with Baccaureaie adfs
President Angel Sunday afternoon on the subject OF zoe rs Rev
nature of truth evening Society addressed 10y
d. G. Eddy Of Boston the subject u religious inquiry Tue ~
vas Guea and the attendance large ~,
go Yesterday being the ANIMAL holluS " heinz
N,n. In and 0pnuA scranton Penn. the oeebranon = ~
held Grove Hyde PARK by The m.mos s q ss districts
belonging 70 ths
The procession formed HYde Psrk and nscova " "'
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NORTH CAROLINA.

MORE ARRESTs-ALLEGRD Observation-Disclosures
WORTHY REPORTS.
RALEIGH. Aug. 1.-The Marshal of the Su-
preme Court has not yet returned from Yanceyvie.
where he went Saturday the writs last issued
by ChefJustce Person The report OF the arrest Of 80
more citizens OF Alamance is confirmed 1t is reported
that LeutCo Burger tied up several prisoners by the
thumbs TO make them confess they were kuKlnx. 1t
is said that Burger acknowledged this TO gentleman
who has just returned from Aamance. The Courts are
mpOtent and afford relief yet the people have not re-
sisted and determined To furnish excuse Tor any
conflict that may ensue. Three companies OF United
States troops arrived here yesterday from Fort washing
ton. II il said that two companies have been ordered
to IanceyVie but for what purpose has not traspred,
there has been attempt at resistance reported
frou fhprp
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oIrRAGEs NEAR MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-Yesterday, noted negro
desp.rado. named Charles Wilson, who had been IN
prison for beating his wife, went to Col A. D. al
prn,,n Station near This city, where she had taken
,,s snd atemped Ia Kill her. She ran To the house
and was met at the by Mrs Martin Who IN ATTEMPT
i a., -hied the wife of Wilson, was sh0t by he Villain
nd morally wounded rs Is supposed Wilson then shot
hs wife through the body aud ned TO th9 woods Men
hat ownc 10 her approaching conemeut there 10 utle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

several iresss made Aiou 1000 persons nns ssek
ceegshon ". d.d BY band Of nude The Demonstration eD~e
anything Of the kiLi ever witnessed.
AT a meeting Of the Transportation COMMITTEES
a .ne board Trade Cincinnati Mr. MeNea submitted report
M 70 We ras % Son hem points dung the close u the s
VIE osna He thinks all ,Nmcnlty concerning Oyerchsrge s 10
ob'9ied snd says The Genera Freight Agent Of the sl
Onennat Railroad has maie schedule all lover liver
r'e 70 pro rate Connecting polls
Nhnna. Moan may gnsnee raes an give tAroagh aa
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IN the North would rise and fight for the South Gen.
buter said no told them then he ready for 10
gh and that when the Northern troops did march to
hanging upon the trees
- His speech created considerable enthusiasm The
Hcnera IL stopping at his residence at GlOuces-
VT ana Is busy getting affairs ready for the grand di-
VISION muster Of the Massachusetts, militia.
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ENT TO COMMISSIONER DELANO - THE
PRESIDENT-ARAIY AND NAVY.


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
telegram received by Deputy Commissioner Douglas
this morning from Mount Vernon Ohio, states that Com
missioner DelanO fell from wagon on Friday last and
fractured his right very badly The accident will
Keep him at his home in Mount Vernon for several weeks
letter from Long Branch, received at the Executive
ahSOh today, says nothing about the President return
ing 70 Washington this week hold Cabinet meeting,
OUT ta' he will start the Sth inst for St. Louis IL is
Aho"h mere THAI there il public business which
qH rnS, NE Us immediate return TO Washington.
APP nIo. - CIse Of the 45th Infantry, unassigned,
hs peeh b the direction Of the President ordered 10 be
w tht list u be retired under the provisions Of
,"o o. recently passed. This is In consequence of
49, AT ChanceliOrsvile. Lieut.. Col. McIn-
Vo' ncdpacitated for active service, owing
20 W.. enaon OF a leg, resulting from wounds
49, mas been placed on the list Of re-
WIN tue fuu rank Of Brgader- General
capt van antwerp II assigned 10 the SrhvIkiIl Arsenal
Pennsyly and ordered 10 Phadeip8is ~ relieve
Capt Gill; the httertO proceed 10 FoTt Trinn Netp No.
leo. Capt AlngOOd, on the breaking mn ~ ~ o,sr,,
masters Department al Fortress MuDroe viii rceed to
BALTIMORE ana take station there Military Sforekcener
ana Acting Assistant Quartermaster Cant RodgerI IN
relieved from duty in the Military Diysop 81 SIisn7r5
and assigned 10 the 4artermasss Department M LEI
fersOnvillc, Indiana Capt Sawyer In assi0ned g. g.,
Antonio Capt Darrell is assigned TO the Mitarv 1i
on OF the Pacific "i'i'
The United States steamer Quinnebaug WAS put ont -
commission at Norfolk on Friday, and her ocers and
men paid OF. ~
Lieut.. Ezra Leonard died at the Naval Hospit,l at
Nrsesea, Mass, on the %, h ult "
LOU. Commander McCurley is ordered 10 the HYDRO
4aPhic ONCE Chief Engineer Barry 10 the California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

The Democracy of Alabama have called a
State Convention meet at Montgomery on the lst OF
September.
William n. Sweeney Oem) declines to be a
candidate for reelection Congress from the I'D District
Of Kentucky.
The Hon. George w. Morgan has been nomi-
mated for reelection to Congress by the Democrats of the
XIIIth District OF Ohio.
Col. Nolan appears in the field as forlni-
dable candidate for the Democratic nomination for Con
gress In the lid District Of Ohio.
The Hon. John S. Phelps has written letter
In which he opposes the calling OF Stat Convention ny
the Democratic Party Of Missouri 10 nominate ticket
for state officers.
l.. X. Critchield is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the XVIII District Of Ohio MT T. was
a candidate two years ago, when he was beaten ny inc
Hon Martin wekeT, Republican, who had i62 majority
in the District.
The Louisville COuier-JOurnal says: "Ihe
name Of the Hon. John Young Brown OF Henderson ID
mentioned favOraby by several Of our Democratic tx
changes in connection with the next GubernatHa CON
test in Kentucky"
Gen. William Terry. who commanded the
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GEORGIA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. In the Senate to-
day a motion to reconsider the prolongation reso
luons tabled by a vote Of 16 to H. Charges of cor
rupton were preferred against Senator Morre In the
House the proceedings were unimpOrtant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
ROBBERY OF A BANKING HOUSE.

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug 1.-The clearinghouse
Of Holm Tandley Co. robbed Of $4,000 in currency
at 10 O'Clock this morning, by persons entering he vault
from the rear Of the bank while accompees engaged e
at,ention of the cashier ut the counter The plan was
boldly and adroty accomplished. There Is no cue 10
Z he
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reason TO hope for her recovery. Citizens securing
the woods In search OF the desperado. dispatch
receive by the Chief OF Police at 10 o'clock this morn
ing from Grand Junction, signed by citizens and stating
lease Of the prisoners, aud asking for Immediate
ASST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

Dr. Badenu advises the earring Of Umbrella, turing tie prvis
being effective than pat
hat" Messr ISAAC SKTHs Co. selling GssILzhSs sUs
UMBRELLAS very cheap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

Congress and Empire spring Co.'S Depot 0r cosges,.
Empire, and other Mineral Spring Waters 70 tHAssgKr
BROADwAr Free deliveries daily City and Broosn Es.ai waters Ju
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DIR. sage's Catarrh Remedy.-soo reward fr an aeurAb
Sold by Druggists By maid O. pamphlet fee Al
dress R " PIERCE, NJ D.. 10 senecas, Buffalo y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

Long BRANCH, Aug. l'-oeole'aiy Do'' ",i'
~ postmaster ZONES arrived this evening They are the
,s q, Ieremiah r. Smith. Secretary Belknap and ex-
secretary Bore are here the guests OF PRESIDENT ura
There will he "a meeting Of Cabinet omeers Omorro"
al President Grants cottage.
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THE CHINESE QUESTION.

OPPONENTS OF IMMIGRATION REFUSE TO DISCUSS
THE MATTER.
SAN Francisco, July 3l-The leaders OF the
movement decline to meet the heads OF the
six Chinese companies for consultation IN regard 10 the
circular recently received by the antlChihese Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

KTLBOURNB-HAIGHT-By the Rev G. r Grimm. Mr Henry W
Kbourne Of KeOkuk Iowa Nj Mary liagh only daughter u D.
j. Haght, esq, Of Peekski, \. Y.