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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07

and was first nominated by nearly all tho lawyers on tho
city. He will probably Ice nominated also by The Tax
Payers Union, an organization In which all the Repun
cans and many Democrats Of San Francisco have usually
united for the purpose OF nominating city and local Juu
cihI Oinocrs, without respect to party affiliations
Sen. Harlan, the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Kentucky, has Travelled the time on
horseback during hi, long and atlgns canvass, which
began May II and ended Saturday last lie would
sometimes speak three Ihours I'm the aferoon, ride
10 or 10 miles, ana speak ggau In tho oycnihs' me
arbitrarily IN Kentucky that there TOW rail-
Ioh'l7 anu Ste lng EOou InlhWEcs aIe scarce IL
state on horseback
The True Georgian, a paper published at At
auta, Ca in the interest Of the New Departure, kept
the following question standing IN lbs columns several
days, but failed TO clitta reply from Mr. stephens, ed
for ~ Tic ArQuf1 SAM eve would Ike 70 know Of Mr.
A. H. Stephens, w. In the Democratic parry is suc
ces,ful IN 52 whether no would advocate the settling
aside the XVIII and XVIII Constitutional Amendments.
by tie Executive OF the Government We ask his
ike brief, pointed and candid rcply."
The Hon. Aaron +. Perry, Congressman from
the lat District OF Ohio. delivered speech on Thursday
evening last, in which he reviewed the political quos
TONS national and local. involved IN the present canvass
in Ohio His health IL such that he cannot address large
audiences but desiring to do his The Republican
party in the campaign, ne simply read his speech to
lew neiglbofs. depending upon tte1oarhais Tor Ilis
audience ana Nldcr ihIucncc lis ohc ~ tnal O no
passionate philosopher, in reviewing the record OF par
tes and then present relations u Ter tan tal 81 POI
itiDan On the subject Of tbe l4ilu Nhlrh occupies
large portion of hs remarks, he Ia hardly clear IN sabS
his position lie seems not 90 be IA favor 81 protection
in general but thinks that national welfare may be pro-
GiO1ed by extending protection 10 certain Interests
After all the attention which has been given
ia Cincinnati in tho way of public meetings and editorial
discussion to the question OF the State Sunday laws thore
will be no attempt at present 90 mako it partisan issue,
even in Hamilton County. The lO'kS1eund, "a German
paper Of Cincinnati proposes however to introduce tho
subject at the coming election II says; at would be
folly TO make the Sunday and temperance questions party
issues lust at the present moment for the reason tha p0-
Hical parties would refuse 20 incorporate this very TEX
sb question in their Cut-inddrcd pilloTLs lhe OnJ
Vav in which anything can De accCmp-hd Is at every
candidate for tho Legislature, matter 10 what pdf
IN. ndhcIcs be required 10 declare whether, II elected,
c WI vote for repeal or tho Odious sunday laws OF not
IN that way parties viii be compelled 10 nOmnlc
act by ausWcr.'
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,,vlnR himself with the VIM sham Fench Count
- an nlay actually recoverN We lost y IL Is While
tbus engaged that the elder Mr. SeperI res him, AM
v,sses from the gambling he'll Without .Hg rccoGnizej
L. FAR All seems 10 favor the vil'Iny oI
M FLsdaSher, but a stranger coming into inc hel'
Syrrlrn, table where the Hon. 90 F'-fTShcr ,' pCeu
writing Though apparently icut, this man jon"
Brirdn had design in doing til, Iad, p0Ssessln5 hu
solf OF some loose papers unnO.y'd by Ft-dlHo, ~
rarta In the third Charles Sytrn Is upon the polS
OF leaving England when t is discpy rct that c n1
Tor large sum has been forged, and suspicion 20 a.
ain to Charles Sersrn. The banker, who mas pecn ~
cined before TO rclent, Il Overwhelucd anu Ant
that Justice shall take its course against me- S JIU
BriraD appears. aul reveals to the a.to,S.y who
whole diabolicll scheme OF the Non ~ OF course
,Ie So, L. restored TO his home, and wins inc manu-
~. IfeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07

RESIGNATION OF POLICL CAPT WAHiOW-
MEDALS FOR SIERITOBIOUs SERVICE.
The BOald III Police accepted Oh Sayuday
the resignation OF Capt Jacob b. W.row OF One seventh
Precinct c lls served for . year continuously ia the
Department aud nj, health Is much impaired Sergeant
Michael j. Murphy Of the seventh Precinct appointed
to m the vacancy Sergeant jones Lcary Of the B.gh'
tCcuth Precinct Was appointed acting t1Ftg.u ~ thf
second Precinct to fi c vacancy Orcasoned ly the 10
tircmcrt oi Capt DlOIra DO Camp. The iO"O".us was
adopted:
R,soJ Ilpt any pauber of Che Department es,ei - i1 -
Cp.aiu f.rg ', shall 'e rr1ff0n oi n'' 20
tlan " dsy a.3 tie nsln OF e Gpr ret shl depend -
skill efficiency su, ay display te ps.uatH'5 v. ~ i-A
OF lr rsss
resolution was alap adopted providing for medal
To be presented iu the t0 such members or ibs
force may lie distinguished for mcriiorou' service
The medal II ne Of gold silver. cihor oil when ca1
he oyyaripd in The discretion o. tHc CHmWes.g nors II
Is TO be OF the at the prcfnt shields OF the iOrcs
having Oh one side the arms of tie city the li,s ~
the Commissioners, and the WIHS Nlihitlph 70
lice" and the an inscription ataln@ 0r Whi
act il is bestowed President Smith Transferred Neigt
VIM. Young from the Tenth Pro net 70 me JWfhtY
second, aud Sorgt. ", H. OIcIs5JH nOm the IN'"J
second 10 The Tenth.
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AeILATIC

THE CRUISE OF TIE NEw-YOEK YACHT GLIB.
The yachts of the Eew-lork Yacht Club
having assembled saturday evening at Glen Cove set
Sal Yesterday morning for Now London en- route for
Bosoh where the lon; anticipated Eastern regatta will
be held the early part OF next week. The squadron will
remain to-day at New-IOndon Conn, where grand re-
,tiop and hall have been rendered Il at the PeQUOt
House. on Tuesday morning the yachts Will starr Tor
Holiness Hole, MaTtha's vineyard, where the nignt
will he u1Sscd On Wednesday they viii 20 10 Province
town and on Thursday They will sail for Boston Harbor
Early in the coming week the yachts OF the New YORK
CinE i'm connection with those OF the Boston Clubs, Will
compete Tor The przes offered by the citizens OF Boston
Including 500 for sChOOners and 500 FOR rOols lhe
race will take place IN 5Eajnl'tuU Ht'' iL' 'U''"iu5
boats now form the squadron;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
BOYS IN CHARGE OF STEAM BOILERS.

SIR: The Hague-st. explosion, occurring 90
years ago, followed by series Of enactments and
regulations relative to tho care of steam boilers which
ultimately compelled those I'm charge TO submit to eN
animation capacity and fitness II is now generally
believed that all steam boilers in the city undcr the
immediate personal supervision Of duly Ccnced engi
neer whose fitness has been tested by rigid examination
Now ask attention To feature IN me actual manage
b. and ID. unite their Interests in this way. They hre
among themselves, single licensed engineer 10 take
may be and frequently remote from one another or
course this engineer cannot hs at than boiler
at any time and che hind placed in charge OF
each boiler, while the ccE engineer earns his pay by
passing from place TO place. looking in he at each
IN Turn Hence IL inevitably happens that none OF these
boilers receive than the merest fraction OF his me
and really in charge OF those who are presumably I'M
tit lack OF training, experience or age. In sOno
cases boilers in cellars OF largo buildings are given up to
bows who have the quality Of Cbepncs alone to recon-
mend Them This is m9nfcsty an abuse or the system
licensing mechanical engineers, and nOt originally con-
templatcd. b.. 81,
NC1C- York, Aug. g. 1871.
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VIM. Spottc, n German, age As, of No. o4O
Wet Twentyninth-st, while intoxicated, fell nom
WeehawkeD ferryboat last evening and Was drowned
Albert Host keeper of the oyster saloon No.
Ferr.L Brooklyn, bad biz kU fractured Yesterday BY gos
s M lie L.Ids MILAN WEIGH Who tunk NsicA Vas "
~
Joseph Carr of Livingston and Boerum-sts,
Btokl, Va, arrested Saturday charged BY Assistant
rs Thomas T. Pcsa With having forged an assignment o ~''s-s
lie vss held 10 answer to-day.
John Gunther age o. died yesterday In bellevue
I'LL ~ Injuries received oa Frsag being crushed i,'
lie ,rr boat .l bridge a. the foot Of Fast NeuL t's' "
ll-i a y.~ ll-lggi. allL, !s,U. 81. gsaI as.a' A.
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FLmr-1ERs FOR cUBA-A DOUBTFUL STORY

From Iosion B.ralt Aag. 5
"Wednesday last deputy L. s. Marshal Sey-
nor OF S tty was in Fs River on business connected
with MI, uace when he suddenly and unexpectedly r'A
.nce action and talk led him 30 lnier they were engaged
or about 10 engage IN scheme akin % uDuscIue
He therefore mingled with them and TOOK notes. lie
observed mat they clad with some nhhOl hy' inc
ashton. i0mo OF the lad stars on Their
jackets. indicating authority over Their d-r.-
'iate- ipOE inquiry he informed they were New"
YORK nir 'ynpdny, going North on nH c&cuirIybi also
uniform "as recognized as D, ing similar to nat worn ny
the Cuban reyolutioni.t-. Tho "editOna" stcfy, ana
that about the nremeu, did hang together ana. H
things golI dcItd the Marshal con ujed shat DO party
we're Oh o 0IDustergg excursion, Two OtHeI facts
which igt color 20 ana tended 10 confirm this theory
were che presence OF Teyoigors among the party
thor FEE, connection With schooner which lay un
the hsIutr.
Bin p5wciless to act a. that time. N- Seymour
hdstonoi 20 Boston and lai the matter before th' au
conference with United Etates Commissioner HdCit
warrant sas Issued FOR the arrest of the party on
charge 81 cnsting on United states tlrtOb WITH intent
20 leave and enter the service OF foreign power AIMED
Yesterday afternoon aLd learned that tbo parry
had put 70 at 10 o'clock In thr iJr'-
SOOn, iOr destination not correctly gwen %.
though u had been given out that lhcy were
gong 90 Newport. Telegram nom inc tobct" al
That place, received last night stated that 10 th
mad arrived Ia Newport Watcrs ana fuhoi t4dt ,'}
had Tclide LYOuscd az place lev mics nom th'
proved also unfOunded The schooner was ham'G INC H.
T.. Brown. and the party came round nom NtWlpih 4"
Fo River in her, stopping al the ldstnaIcd place. '
suppOecd for the purpose Ol obi aiming more Ieci ts
iTOui tbn sailors aud others ABOUT The WhhiFth lhe
party described being com posed ~ lOutH "i'h' '
~ humanity, and u was fuihoit lN" .i'y ~ IT, ~ III,
taken h0ard large vessel az se iesi net l"i t''H
uFAtlIutiOu
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THE SCOTT CENTENNIAI-PEEPARA FOR
THE CELEBRATION IN THIS CITY on AUG. II.


THE CELEBRATION IN THIS CITY on AUG. II.
The $50 Scottish born residents in this city
are maxim great preparations for tie celebration On Tie
18th inst of the hundredth anniversary Of the birth
II Sir Walter Scott The scottish Societies OF the vicinity
with the 10Th Scotch Regiment, viii parade in IuI
Highland uniform Accompanied by the Mayor and the
Board. Oi Aldermen, they viii proceed 10 Central Park
when tU, cornerstone or the Scott statue viii De laid
with appropriate ceremonies. The statue is by john
steel. K. - A., OF Edinburgh and will be a duplicate IN
bronze the cOO-a statue which stands in the Scott
monument ~ Edinburgh. u viii be about @ feet in
night constructed OF The best bronze, and completed
FOR erection on the pedestal within year The viii
dcff yet by the Scotch residents Of Tins city. Al-
pended gltfic several committees:
lam Wood, BTIe GRAY Robert hacle, Rltrf Din
-die John Moore John Mailman John Eooe mon
o. Niche IS lsi1 LrIl.v fTlFAeyslGlr Knox, Water Wat
JOIN Patton, HUH heAlst George Mitchell John ho 'tor
HIraIe william lI-a NCnHHsa-NIil4n Paion too'
Ee1ueiv Allen Campbell james Craig, John Rotefou
suOu .e " Ham ndslr Si'eJaf Fraser AicIs1lr az
3,ai John Walkt John Yong. John h0crton SIMON
Nsckis, William Lind A. C,kbra'.0aATclah Mchu.2', A. NJ
stewart J l Lang. John DuEsJ john Mcllres John 't &
SIMON r - .y, William Lindsay. Neutrality-suspicious. Ma s j" d,
ovIe. Dance Nor lrpm TAYLOR JOSEPH Comm s-4n s'LL
tobsrt11 =. hlcsie, Wu. Lindsay.
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LATEST SNIP NETS
lfor other ship Nc,cs see 7fir5 P1g'.l
AKRINEb.

If0r other ship Noes see Ifir5 P'g'l
ARRIVED.
cte,,sin Robert n-ftm fBr) Nhcsg. Sidney G. r., '!A
with cal 10 g. b. swain ron Had st0Eg W. winds vita mach @s
most Of tle passage. 90 q. l., ~. .
g r. b. Cove (of Carieu Hrinest Havana u DAYS win nss
T. Loud Had 6ne weather. has been da' norm o. sS
teras with Hgut winds aud Gains. 80 ~, A..
orltr. Had hnt weather arl nglt Winds. a, 49,, ~.
Johr H. French OF plidle l a. burgess Mfo - 9'g' WV
cedar to Nickerou s Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo4rox Nny eAriyr! steau,hps Tariff from LIVERPOOL Wa
Lawrence bark f from Benos Ayret iogus u
Mention, bgs Annie bAse, hom a. Marc. ho'ey h'"
Csnieess
F0RrrF MONROE Aug GPssei 1 ft Bait more bsk Land Zoe
Baltimore 6rd New iga IRON R bdg e Troop fom 81, Pers
Posed ont Camp,ueri ard Ro Tor he R,er Platte sems
Noh America, fr Lye,o brig Chattanooga, for Pcro hoo ar
ryoi bark Barn BIse. from santos Tor orders
SAy.sS,u ia AnE 6-Aryei SATURDAY. steamship Virgo on
York Cesrd steamships Magnolia, Cah.rTe NhHg aHl Tea
agarca, Neslogs Arrived sunday steamship Oriental ss
Boston.
CnuuFsroy s. c. Aug 6-Saled brig spesHy for L9od'.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Ang. 5Tbe H.ubuz Aae~rl steamship HaNmo1it
N.iork Juy b. touched % Plymouth sl' m9fnok
snI Iro,ee ci or Hamburg.
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OIL WILL NOT CAUSE BOILER EXPLOSIONS.

TO the EditOr Of The Tribune
SIRE ! notice in THE TRIBUNE the assertion
OF Dr. Frederick Jcnz that the smallest quantity Of
oil introduced into boiler while steam is generating
will cause an explosion" / know Of case where a pint
OF oil was put into "a locomotive boiler an experiment.
and all the inconvenience experienced was excessive
foaning he day after the oil was put in According 10
his theory there would have been nothing left OF that en-
zinc; but If mistake not il used number OF years
aftefward He also say that if soda be put in the oil VIII
tun into soap Now any engineer will say that soap
viii cause nearly "a much foam rs oil.
I0H's Eircf, n. j., Aug. 8, 1871. JOHN a. NOBLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
ROUGH on EUROPE.

TO me EdiIOr or The Trfbune.
SIRE | read at the close of your excellent
editorial, entitled "Tammanys Explanation" the fol-
lowing paragraph II you really dare not do 1t make
on exhibit Of the ctys eXpenduresl your best course
10 cover yourselves ia the coalbunkers OF some steam
ship and leave Europe tomorrow. This j. uuind,
II not absolutely cruel 10 Europeans. Empty Sing sing
into EurOpetOss into the lap Of your brothers over the
sea whom YOU WillDut 10 not beg, send 10 the Oer
side " your " Ring" AN ANXIOUS EUROPEAN
lnrL 4
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POLITICAL.
NNRTH CAROLINA.
NOINl II OhiNNJlslNA,
IMPORTANCE or THE NOTWITHSTANDING CHAR
ACTER OF THE QUESTIONS At ISSUE.
--r-I.l -L,Ln -uIlL, rnIn

IMPORTANCE or THE vICTORY-NATIONkL CHAR
ACTER OF THE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TIIDUHBl
WASHINGTON, Aug. G.-Tbc returns from
North Carolina give great satisfaction to Republicans
here and the defeat Of the Convention IS regarded
straight out Republican victory. and Of more than
local importance for Il believed TO have saved the state
from falling into the hands OF the Democrats at the
Presidential election This is the view taken by the Re-
pSbliCans OF North Carolina. They clearly That II
the Convention movement were successful and the Dem
orats should roadop the old Constitution and disace all
Republican state, Judicial, and local officers, 1t would
he impossible 10 carry the State against them next year.
Tho brun OF the Presidential battle, as far ~ North caro-
lima is concerned, therefore fought on thursday
last.
Col. Hilton, Secretary Of tho Republican Executive
Committee here, received the following Dispatch Last
evening from tho state Committee at Raleigh, n. CT
Convention defeated by from 1000 TO 10000 lHrty-ono
COUNTIES fully heard from give GOO majority AGAINST IT,
majority oi the delegates are Republicans, eietJeu on
auli-C0uycntOn tickets. These counties Include ne
Democratic and Ku-i1uX EtronybcG5 ana those ID DO
heard nom have always boon largely Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
cnMprrsoRY EDUcATION.

To tRc Fdiior Of The Tribune.
SIR: think law ought to be placed on
our statute books making it neabe ocnsc for parents
to keep their children school without reasonable
excuse see even here children that ought
TO bcin school running IN me streets
does not remedy it. 10 have the children OF
No eigcut parents educated requires compulsory law
We are taxed 20 pay competent teachers, ana that too
whether the attendance of schOlars i largo or small
avn willing TO pay tax, but | wish to have the result
Cgcctcd-thc children educated. H. NJ.
Guti0fiHtiIte, v. L., Aug. 4, 1871.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

At Republican meeting in Louisville on
uu,.day evening last the Hon Sam Mckee, While Try
ing 10 speak was stoned and booted Gown ny nrd
Ioai'r can't Railing, took biz place, dehed TIE
angry mob and hnishcd speech me "iSo"ci ""' ~
concerned and no police were present
Judge $. ". Dwinellc of the Allth District
C,if.rli, who ha, iu-, been nominated 'E the pcH"'
Graz. ion .egl,, ton uej Die u,,r h5 HeU1'1.'u
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fnrYrrAL rrRss DIsrATcnEsl

WmNINGroN, Aug. 5.-The indications seem
more favorable to-day for tho defeat Of the Convention
by very small majority. The Republicans claim the
state 10y 5000 to 1900 majority while Che Conservatives
s think the issue doubtful, with tho chances IN their
favor Returns have been received from only about
oue.third Of the counties, aud they not official
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLP.
THE INSPECTOR or THE wEsTFIELD CULPABLY
CARELESS
To the EditOr Of The Tribune.


To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: in your issue of yesterday my attention
was called to tho statement Of Mr. Inspector Matthews
In which he says "The American ~ referring TO the
locked saetyalycl could not be raised by the strength
OF one mau unless there pressure of steam under
meath, and he therefore did not try to lift IT, e
Tho valve leaked tlc, and that satisfied him that 10
would work freely; hydIotac pressure Of % pounds
to the square inch applied was indicated by tho
gauge" see excuse the part Of the Inspector
for neglccting to try the valve at tho time the
Lydrostatio test was applied, and it is evident
that unless employed by lin TO secure
the yayo while applying this test either the gauge
incorrect indications the yalvo in question must have
stuck 10 its seat both. Considering he Cupaho care
lcssncss OF the inspccor-by his own cOnfcsEOn-and
especially the qualifications Of this Robinson,
who can neither read nor write, / think &c
T. high time that tho steamboat laws Wcrc faith
fully enforced, and II any section In the late act OF Con-
CcSs excuses ferryb0at cnginc-iriycIs from eNauna-
tons, the It is stricken out the better. thereby
compelling fCuy-JJat owners to employ mtc,ie vt en
Cinccrs. {. ". 4.
HaShiflgi0n, y. c., Aug. l. 1871.
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t7coro Of Is 30 o.
ne Olymplc1 " Wa3hin yton were beaten by
~ fs"'tGrs IN Philadelphia saturday. u "
-, N.-oIn tnu MI-cu--u .-r- -.l.o.L.
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srDnEN pEArm or A rROTTMG MORsE.

BUFFALO, Aug. 6.-The celebrated tottlng
mare Purity while exercising the Driving Park at
o'clock this morning. dropped dead. She entered
for the 22 and 23Orace and the for the 1000 purse
At the time the accident she had oted over the track
al Q25 and was on the second round On 200 gait.
UostIn0rtem examination will be held, and the stomach
anayzed. Goldsmith Maid made zlg! thi, morning while
exercising
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WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OlIiotR' (
MAsMINGION. Aug. G. L. ID. J
g,uorsis for ~ Ddst lirtaIy1our h9'TS'

Synopsis for q, Ddst sr,Hiy1o'r. h2,gs.
The barometer has fallen slightly SINCE
III, III, moon at the Rocky Mountain station "
80 isS1 bn is now again falling north OF Nebraska M
Ii,ii THE area Of low barometer, which was then on
il'l, nS New-England, has probably moved north
w I'D The temperature remains generally WITHOUT
1IIye soutl-westeTy winds have continued
~ Atlantic coast, excepting NewEngland, where
D"rtges and westerly winds have been more common
i lin. have fallen In the Mississippi Valley. Far
~, iinrfv and pleasant weather now prevail, nom
Minnesota 10 Central NJ soui, and eastward 10 me AZ
iamUc threatening and rainy weather is reported rom
I Iniisopl 10 Florida and North Carolina
Probabilities.
Tho barometer viii probably ian nom Michigan % Ne
syiSHnla aud Virginia. Local rains are probable Tor
NanJoy from Louisiana 10 Florida the Gall coast ana
he rnndon remains favorable for local storms IN the
afternoon from Missouri 10 Michigan Partially cloudy
ana pleasant weather is probable for the Northern ana
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Special Notices

the twelfth t-senbiy District tnon Re?nbiiezn vs.,
so.,tou IA boil! their regular mcuay mtelps irn ih'''"
E%ENiSG Aueuf I81 in HAL No a Avenue D. e. eocS
SAstaL YOUNG tse,r.tsi.. """' 'N'NN'
PETER RAFFFkrn,)
The Thirtecuin AssPmbl, District Union Republican
ASSOCIATION will meet HIS lNLNl No 90 D 10, -
'''''' 90 800
fGlp NsAti' {Scereiane,.
j. D. PHLiIs, a.
si,g sing Camp Nleetng.-ls t1mN urs On lns ~.
s s.. tspr.lri ,i commence Angus. 10 an WI
ts1 7,rs me- at.. yo,tc b. o.'eed 90 81 ~ ~
,i IN , -. st Alatsy ~ oreef ~ " W. .r
'h1 HW l'' ~" 'i''N '' IN ERrAaELL, fALtoHhh,
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STATE or THE WEiTHER.

TELFGRApHC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L, 5. A., OF OBSERVATIONS Al ll'4'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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ACONCERT FOR THE VICTIMS or THE EXPLOSION.
To the Edifor of The IrfbMne.

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR Madam Louise Litchmay proposes that
a Committee DO constituted TO give representation OF
grand opera the relief of the sufferers OF the
fcrryboal calamity She offers gatuously the services
herself and of her entire company and will DO at tho
disposition OF the Committee any day they please after
the 18th Of this month. II You think this proposition
worth consideration, please give it the publicity of your
columns A. DE GARAf,
Manager louise Litchmay Grand German Opera.
Net-- York. Aug. 8, 1871.
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We wonid say 10 every Mother who has n Suffering
Child 20 procure bottle Of NEs WissLo"' s''sS'
Gxa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07

NIps~r. Niroi & Davidson exhibiting Al e show
rooms 80 irosg The aro1s rich ari pcltI Of NiLFsk'
P.!D WA.g CUILERY CHINA and CCrGIss NAkK st CHAhp.
MRS 40 luhd Tor the hetmpoltlh ho1t
borlr to be onene by Mc Tvea Garfield Tho pubic ore &c
D.cty n.i cd call Inspect this moot ma5nic.n rfns1
Which e1ce hat ppe any hotel IN This of '0"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07

The New-YOrk fou -oarrd crew, intending
IN enter In the great international contest ~ iaA We
t,rcen the uqrrmen uf England aud AInef, a. j. now III
y,rtiee on the Harlem River A. at present ofgdh.ed
Il will pull in the following order: Barney benh 80,
/, Henry Coulter, No. !; John Bighu, No - ehu joe
keves stroke the headquarters oftne crew n AZ Joh
Kyle's 40 the foot of Ouebundfed and tnT'y thll',
and Harlem River The GrameIcy Boat tNh nae gwen
them tie use Of their house, ana every morning 'W
eyeuing the men may De seen ~ work VA training