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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06

Corn, moves freely; stocks light. No
Wheat in market. Oats, weakening in
view of new crops. Bacon, better feeling,
stocks moderate. Butter, wanted, if
fresh. Eggs very dull.
Respectfully,
lit. COX& BRO.
Atlanta, July |, 1871
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06
NEW THIS WEEK.

Murfu's Sub-Soil Plow.
THls celobrpica Piow is nOE offered to the far
mers Of Monroe eoaAtyS fos i~niOFmaiiou,
apply to d. b. Childress, SweetNaier, OF 5. II.
Grace, jacksonville. b6-lt
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DIED.

BouCE-On welne-ily August Helen daughter Of vlsna BsrE,
AM Jsme,B Bouez, agel 70 noltai 49,.
brooklyn Relatives aud irrn arc ia'i to M Id without fsl'
80 pas gy,ss pni Euqu 'rer please COPY.
puLL6ckI6nn w,d1es,,y Aagu,, o La. Frotly -. 90 Of
ElSad L. and Ella " BalocS ss'a ys, '''' M says
The rem.n, will be taken to Crsigsle loi aerl'n'
CoRTfLYoU-Augus, J. CAcago Ill, Ms Ella tosyoa ia ,a'
prMNsR-Iu Jerev City Angus, g. Eln,h wooey. i-e' st
Funeral rom ,Le residence Of her erandLei osp "S'1s
Grsal.st, Jersey City Friday afternoon ai2ocoeL
CoRywELL-On Ausust Charles VaDderre sen oPh'rP and
Jare v Coruwer aged mouths and 10 Ida 3 .
Fun.Ial the restncs Of bis the Mr. tase
OF FTalkhn and fu.1ona'' DF'"~'H 'n' ''s'NA
O'Clock.
EvERETT-At Astoria l. l., Gary Youngest SOC Of Geo 4 L'ere''
pre from sn-s Thursisy mor-isz at 70 6e f1fpf, 70
iuyei to steni kem2us WI ne sei :" IV'e"''' " - " "a
temeat leaves south FtrSc, p ~.
LAw-On Tuesday morriag; Auga' a. ne e rs aoa' 10 h'
seven sst Robe Las m 30, i'ie si % .5 =
Funeral services a. ne ~ Rstve. All r. I'd, r,
ine sboa; tarter n.it,'on' i'e rH'1' vi" -s
Wooissn Cemetery sbou; 800 oeloos-
MARTIs-At o-apge Moadsy evening 80 'HsI mary d.
s Of Reuse Martin aHl niece Of John " isrs i ~,
ye.ne Of the family Hsrsout East Orange on lhsfs s
uooa az o'clock Trains b, Norris and Essr RSlf9ai a. tt
Station. Return trains Of 6:h AID oi0
POILOy-on wedneiay Of hosrs infangu 1sorge w
Win3eh and Harriet POa Ased NOUNS 'a' "
r relatives sud friends Of family respectfully iDyits % si',.i
residence ofh., parents, 373 hf'h-s'e
PoRTZR-In Sev.Yo CITY. August g. Lee Pc ~
Funeral from No 70 West Nias@seu'1 81 % y 49, s'
Augusts. 49,,
swTrzgR-BrooAyn wenssi,y Aggu9 Geui- A. dausher Of
Joseph ". saiue sgcl mont . > ~, s., , -, F,y aek
q $50 PSehcst
THoNAs-rp this city on wetne$y Augustus Herr, ivf'a,
son OMAR and t hie Augustus H. fhou4 aged - months 'i
raela Service, Vi. be hc at on ft,y ..
Reuve. AID friends are invited to -''el4 "-O1'
notice.
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TIE FUNNIEST.

CLOSING FESTIvIrIEs-AWARD OF PRIZES.
The Turner Bund resumed their festivities
Yesterday morning, at Myrte-ave. Park in Brooklyn,
T. d. Their athletic eats received numerous plaudits
from admrng crowds of spectators. The turning exer
cses closed the afternoon when the great majority OF
those ON the grounds betook themselves to the
pavilion, where band Of music had been sta
toned. Gen. sigel appeared on the grounds in
the afternoon and received by the drum corps.
Re was formally presented TO the drumncrs by Herr
splitter, the President Of the Bund and rendered them
his thanks for their cordial reception. He said their
drumming times, of great consequence, even
i'm times OF peace II would often be necessary 10 defend
the sacred rights Of the Constitution In the streets OF
New York ana when good, honest lads beat the drums,
then the defenders OF the Republic, and Of Republican
principles wOuld sustain the great principles which
undcrlic the Republic.
Ar the close of the exercises the Judges awarded
dipomas turning in the following order OF excellence;
G. StA OF NewlolX T. Steinhach Of st. Louis William Metad Of
St. Lops r. Chicago, T. Fielder OF tlcgo, Theodore bunt
al !,ytii O Fischer Of BrooAlr T. d. r. Leen X Nelhe
M y,vyok + o of Chicago Mer Of Newiork T. Markus Of
,sW Steatr Held, A. Eansch, sni sluiz, all Of Brook
lva T. y. a. 80 49, , l.. A.,
Diplomas and laurel wrcaths for proficiency IN the
class exercises were awarded as fellows:
First pr the Chicago Society," Of which H. Naiern
leader: second prize t. Pittsburgh Class H. schmtL leader; thri
trya 10 tie - Louis class II. Strom leader.
The awards publicly announced last evening NJ
tie billiard ball. in tie Talc which closed the exer-
else. lOT the yeaT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
PIRACY IN THE BAY.
THE QUARANTINE ROBBERS EFFECT OF THE
TRIBUNE's QUESTIONS UPON THE MERCHANTS.

THE QUARANTINE ROBBERS EFFECT OF THE
TRIBUNE'S QUESTIONS UPON THE MERCHANTS
1t would appear from the commoton which
followed yesterday the appearance Of the startling ques
tons prOpounded to the Quarantine officials in the edi-
torial columns OF THE TRIBUNE that the anagonism OF
the merchants and importers to the system of extor-
tons which affects their entire business wants but
movement in the right direction to effect cure.
In the visits Of q reporter, yesterday afternoon,
the principal downtown shipping offices, he FOUND the
merchants in almost every instance engaged in consider
alton OF the points Mt ISSUE They expressed themselves
confident that positive proof was now at hand for the
public conviction Of the who had ruined their trade
despOed them OF their goods and who was even to-day
forcing them TO pay five times the rates charged by the
quarantine officers of other ports They further declared
that the Press had dealt long enough In generah'es
upon the subject, and that what the public to-day oe
manded was he fncontroceriibie figures
One OF the citys most prominent west lndla mer-
said The importers do not object to the proper
quarantnng Of infected vessels, with the nghterage
given to the lowest responsible bidder or at rates fixed
by the Chamber Commences but they do obectte being
plundered by hord eof robbers stationed at Quarantine
with unlimited power all tho vessels arriving at the
port The cry of Yellow Fever is, In the great majority
of used in the manner as the hSe OF tAe real
culprit who, the street. cries Stop tmei ana JOINS
IN the chase.
Another said have reason to believe that the i'm
piled charges couched under the questions promulgated
by THE TRIBUNE this morning susceptible OF the most
direct proof" Another sad "Tbe time has arrived
when united effort the part of the merchants and
shippers OF NewYork will disOdge the piratical rat
which eats mp all cargoes" One remarked that the
affairs Of Tammany in such condition that they
could well afford to sacrifice DR.. Carnochan a
Of conciliatng the shipping interests of the city.
An open rupture exists between the following firms
and the Quarantine authorities:
Spence, Montague Co. OF No Al south-st.; Moses
Taylor Co OF No. "A SOuthst; Sheppard, Candy d co.
Of No GO Wast YOungs, Smith Co. OF No. 10 South
st Skiddy. Mnford Co. of No l0l Wallst.; Bret,
Sons & Co. 40 South-st. Kirkland Won Sachs of
1925 Pearl-s; Z. ID. Morgan Co. of No Sc Exchange
place: L. L. Amsinck Co. Of No. $50 Pearlst. Pcnde-
grsst Bros of No lH Pearst. Grinnen, Minturn Co.
of No rs sOuth-st, and Alsop & Chauncey Of No. AZ
SOuth-St
The array of the most formidable commercial interests
In the city against the fraud and corruption OF branch
Of the State Government which nearly affects the
fortunes Of the individuals and the perpetuty OF com
merce is fact well worthy of especial consideration
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NORTH CAROLINA.
TIE CONSERVATIVE DEFEAT.

TIE NsEEVATIYE DEFEAT.
Returns by mail from the several counties
DO not yet come TO hand in satisfactory shape Craven
County complete which includes the City OF Newbern,
casts s73 votes against the Convention, to 1s3 in favor
This county gave 1894 votes for the Republican
candidate for Attorney General TO 1900 for his Demo
cratic competitor NcW-HanOver County, in which Is
situated wilmington the chief city OF the state. gives
3O1 votes against the Convention to 2l23 III favor In
1870 the Republican 1914, and the Democratic,
2O27. OnOw County gave 4l2 votes against the ConVe-
ton and Geo for it, The vote Of this county in 1870 was
Republican 3G3; Democratic, 7SS Majorties III round
numbers and estimates from several other counties show
gains in the same proportion throughout the state.
The Democratic organ at Wilmington, The Morning
Sar makes the following observations in relation 10 the
expert aces Of its party: Eve defeatcd-defeated
By folly and want Of sagacty in our leaders,
shown IN forcing this Convention question on the peO
pie lOpe before the proper time had arrived. We cou
se!ed delay in this matter we may hereafter snow
from flies not because did not favor C0nven-
tOn not because did feel its necessity but be-
bauSe we then feared what has become reality,
viz. defeat which is more overwhelming, more sad
deuinc than any have sustained since Radicalisn
fastened Ms iangs on cur dear old State"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
POLITICAL, NOTES.

The New-Jersey Democratic State Conven-
toa for tie nomination Of candidate for Governor has
bnCL called 70 meet ia Trenton, Wednesday, the Dth
O. NrI.ha Cr There VIII be one delegate Tor every lV
voters, I'D one fCr every traction over 20 voters.
LOCAL.
At tie regular monthly meeting OF the
XVIII Assembly District Custom-House Association
last evening, Isaac H. Bailey in the chair resolutions
passed thanking the newspapers which have OK
posed the TdInmany frauds. An Executive Committee
eld Committees on Finance aud Membership were aI-
pointed James L. Thompson jr delega" % the Central
tOmmttoc, resigned, and special meeting was ordered
Tor Friday evening 10 nh the vacancy.
The Ninth Ward Citizens Independent Asso-
citation evening in Lebanon Hall, David Weser-
welt in the chair 1t was resolved not 10 commit the Or
ganZatOn to the interests Of either the Democratic or
Republican parties but 10 act unit IN support OF
good men, irrespective Of party ties for The purpose or
defeating "Kiug" projects and " Ring candidates.
Speeches denunciatory OF Tamnany Hal were made Dy
several members, Of whom said II was unsie 10 sup
port a good man If nominated by Tdnnany HAM, as nc
would soon Dc corrupted II elected
special meeting of the Alth Assembly
District Republican Association held last evening
20 appoint Executive Committee and Committees on
Finance and Admission. Thomas {. Acton occupied the
chair On the Executive Committee the following were
child, Robert Utey, II A. Beers, Alexander Murray,
David II. T05iu Hug h Y ly, george wilson, Andre"
j SPARKS, GEO. Lee, lf., aud G. ". Van WAGNER COM
Iitec on Adn.s-iou: CLauAcry -. Murray, 4. G. Eruu-
ddge. IuO mas - sd. ". IS bcTaA a-t s.. Il. Puher.
IGaIce Committee: Sd.aeo A. I,oSo'eit. Ai-iaLa4 ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MAHKETS
Muw.rIss Aug 9-FoGrErtra weak - 500 IS So
Wheat declined 2c No p 81 05 Regular I'll 02i4Sl o. seller
81 t6 0ss-NO 3 3U.G Corn-No Mixed 60ic
.RyeNo lover Sc B3-le,-No 2hpIg 6ic Recepts-2
b6 Flour and bush Wheat ShpEHtslO bb. Flour and
5000 bush. WHEAT -
CLEv sISD e-Four sd-. with moderate demand Whest
da and market urstlel declined Ia2e aes 900 bush No. Ted
Winter at 20 d. 81 q, No BED Winter 81 l9
closing H. Corn dali and unchanged oaS shade lower 4o
Petro,eum dull and unchanged
clned "a No. WABASH 81 IS; DO. 81 %; No D
do 81 Isl. Amber Michigan, 81 n; No. Amber Illinois 81 2s
No do 81 2O No Red ~ 2Oi No. 2do 81 l6i@$ III No
81 H. Corn dull dscnel lc low Mixed sec Michigan 5e
gsie. 38c oats dl. declined g2ci No l. 4oc No 3.S
Rejected tc. Freghts unchanged and quiet Mill
demand Live Hogs declining Receps- 900 bbls
Forr 5000 10000 og,h Corn and 90 bush Data
bbs. Foar 81 bush. Wheat 1900 BUSH CSn
aii p 60 bush. Oats
CncAGo, Aug aFour quiet Wheat active and easier; No.
Spring OF, CASH stf 81 Oh seller Augs in
dull at Sd ~ g. seller August Corn sctye declined
io No MIei closed at ij ,c in tie atrnoon dull at 4at
casa Oats ard steady, No. 303c cash Rye quiet dscdnc
lie No 5j3s Barley easier, tecaed l No. Spring ~: d63
Bishwine 89 Pork " 25d S2 50 csh ell for the
wear Live u asa - go Cattle 6rner and J
active 81 q; Ci Frghs elser-Corn 10 Buffalo Sc he
eeps-3OO Dbl. FouF $500 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
Is 90 aush Rye 1900 bush Bsrey and 90 Hogs
b Flour, 10000 bush. Wheat ~ 100 bush Col
azi 300 Hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
ARREST OF A sAcRrLEGIous THEE

Otto Metzecky alias Charles Otto, a German
orsanis age 70, arrested, last evening in Lager
beer saiOon in S,antonst for having stolen 500 in cur
reney, 800 in gold COIN and valuable papers from the
residence Of the Rev John Casela pastor Of St. Johns
Roman Catholic Church, at Riverhead, l.. !. Metzeesy
formerly employed I'm the Convent Of the Sisters OF
Charity, In Brooklyn, L. D., but few weeks ago was
engaged OrSanst by Father Ca,ea. on Sunday Last
Father CIsela preached in another part Of his parish
Otto. I'm his absence took the church property from
Il box In the study spent I small amount OF the
In the village saloons, bought silver watch for
$40 the bartender Of COrwns Hotel and then 10
this city since his arrival he has been drinking in var
Ous sIcs The greater part of the stolen property
found in his possession. lie was locked up at Police
Headquarters lie has been IN this country nearly ~ o
Hi3 parents in Germany are acquainted with
Father Cascla and have been IN the habit Of sending
small remitInces him for the of their son. Otto
will be sent back to Rycrhead to await trial
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other ship NerS see Third Page
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Boston win mise Aaa P WIN
vr,v 10, IvernooD Calvert Cacut. April S. s.d Sands
Iii n.rebaui Sc Gas Wright Co. Passed me are
Good Hone JaD o. ~ 26th. and crossed TIE Equator 'u
& Wa,erIey Ged July l! Of general debility Alr
~ m Is Ian VI e. spoke ship Gunlr IN % ron LIVER
mol for Irrssdlg; 18th lat u u w. lon ~ ~ f. ~ r. & 80
W - frnr C,cult. May II, AT % ~ " Ion D ~
no. spi Black Be- ron lh go" oi =. ~
her an Iuly IS, in lat II ~ n ol 20 - ~ .c s DorIe.
I n II smoke hip Grand Duchess Dr. tym o Duasee
ION. H., "a In Is D. spo.e brS Rua OBJ from LONDON
u & KouT same time, spoNe ship E'en brl Rom Loaon
bound ;. ,,,.., r,ct,o, from Manila April IS with
brmp Sc 70 Fr-enck bsAe fasae AneI sia' 20 ~ COM COM
Iany WIZ 'uP y Is N oo and la hight NldS
Ia a 2ss lon q 3d. exchanged signals W!ih snip Am-cA
SHe h,,arJ xe,, vi III udief damaged - 18TH. -.
b,rs ALerio (spsR) Arranfaso' ha'an'' u u'''' " ~ "
master p,oru Of nd sydney C. B. l6 dsys With coal TO
Co AMI RalSsy Co Has had hSht v" "Iss aud Os
t. e1re f 3, John ST. GeOrge n D. DAYS. With bald
NJ Z 80 sh.raool. vessel to Peter l. MENUS Sons
Mia (span Bat4r CsreHAs. 10 days III oA<ss 10 b ius
r spl Marie CDu.ch Wiz Trinidad 10 iays with sugar to
rs,. TO Has bal sne weather sh Light WINS
aa4 a Hem Parker of Jersey Ct,) Dgners II DAYS
,r.r .1d moss, hiwn Rove Co., vesII to Van Bruot
Bro h1 luz StaSler ins ent re JAse " N po orss
,a star o sail July D.. l. '" ARMSTRONG for New
hb Pr,aa S,es ste,a Arroyo p R. i2 DAYS with to
oTet A. ,ta r. c. H,scs Rio GrapIe Sol II days With
800 to !c Clraer, Co.; wa.;r trossei q q
ot,or al - IA Ia M suly rOusa staas' a' etiie pas
90. NJ p. Ksg, Sm n. H,-t.rL
slr Ar-.s y Dcf .,a. Cos.a. f.ovi'o1ce
-. 81. So J,Le Not. "a. 'n"'s'
4 a.. ST. tula.us Boz cape Ana
b. ....sI .i..Aman, Aro.. 'l.t An.
f..s. .f.. .'-.. saith. ,f-.r. 70
g.. Lao. "a. a1i.a. If,i.l..~a
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FOEEIGN kORTs.
We ttl caU-lIfI IN fnr !
u belfast No particulars
MEMORANDA.
The Washington Insurance Comp,ry.

Tie evidence the continuous Of this reliable and sob
nta incorporation Observable in advertising coamas which
5reh DIVIDEND this time Eve per making ot
twelve for the year Next tbe admitted high ability AMI "a,
urtug energy OF is officers the Wahngton" Is mainly Indebted M
its uHvse prosperity the participation system which unquoson.
ably the safest economical and altogether most satisfactory pAa
OF fectng insurance from loss damage By f D. IT, the policy
holder become. joint TarI thu profits Of the Company 20 tt
amount Of seventy cent Of the total and Y number Of y
with the Washington these dividends have amounted
hy per er Thus those peons who have been hrest
enough avail themselves Of this great yaage BY embracing psrb
naOa effected their hat the etbshei
And Nbal there Is extra k 70 the pochober he assumes "a
liability that he should the WasMug0n be-
sides is capital Of 100000 has aecunulatons Which make its tod
cash s6000 The haquaIter Of this sterling Company
No l12 Broadway II writes Ere and nnd navigation pocrS
either participation 9 tie old style desrei and nsures h0iing
merchandise houho furniture leases and all Kinds Of peTsont
property II emphatca stands the very front nnk Of our eaLDf
city underwriting ncOrporatons-L Commercial Adv rser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
POLICE NOTES

Jacob Godvogle age p. died suddenly. last even
ing, Al No 292 Seconi-st
Jsoeph X. Hodgson Of No. go SOuth First-st..
Broos d. gagged yesterday morning BY four buga sDd
robbe1 Of $3.50
John Kearney, one If the Fifth Ward illicit
whisky Ping in Brooklyn was held yesterday in $500 bail ny u
Marshal Harlow.
Duncan & Co.'s stock of dry goods, at No. 10
Duanes se 0O yesterday BY water which had been len
running overnight
Henry Stevens, age g. n native of England, died
yesterday No 6 West Seeenh from injuries received BY falling
uosn night Of stairs at bis residence.
Officer William CARPENTER of the First BROOKLYN
vas arrested yesterday for refusing to ss one OF MI Bershs
aus IN We arrest OF driver Of q DeKsbaye. car
ION, '1hn Callahan, age 8, of No. 1893 East Twenty
run over Yesterday by truck ard dsngerolsy Injured at
% l.h'' aud Second ave. Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
s w w hooWlng sudden deaths reported yester-
phghsn, at No 40 West Tn reenth-st Benjamin
Who we ss ~ No lss wetst Michael Cosgroye age r.
VINO was serving IN the Pehitentiary for petty aepy
An inquest was held Yesterday. at No. 2l2 Broad
T ~ 'hs Gass OF fSsny Elsie H. accidentally
~. =, vuhh sge H. The shown have
been entirely accidental and ven Is rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
SHALL THIS RUFFIAN GO FREEr

Strong efforts are making by political
friends tor the release of Michael Cobuyn, who with
John saunder, desperate aud thief, was recently com
mted TO the T0mbs for having stabbed Charles Bonner
Of No 23G Eas. FOrtyseyentlst Joe COburn, the prize
fighter brother Of the prisoner called Coroner Herr
manu. Yesterday, and presented letter from DR.. j. l..
Little 22G West Forty econdst, to the effect that
he had examined the wounded man, and although he
would not say that the patient ont of danger yet he
thought that be in fair way 10 recover. The Cor
oner refused 20 accept bail evasive "A statement,
and aid before releasing either OF the prisoners on
bail he woGl himself send surgeon TO make an exam
f,tpu II understood that efforts will DC made else
where to effect the release Of the prisoner -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
4 CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY BETWETN \ MAGIS
TRATE AND \ POLICE OFFICER

Ge0rre Hancock Il resident Cf Florida, ell
tered tie Zen No. 81 Spring Sc, carly yesterday,
and fell aslee room in which there were two colored
women. when he awOke they had gouc ana he found
thar s2j had been stolen from him. He made complaint
A. tho Surpct Police station and Sergeant Griffith di-
rectcd pirOmau To look for the thieves. Ohe OF them,
VINO gave the NJ Laura BidSel was arrested INT
said that the other Tad stolen the money Later
In thu day taben before Justice Hogan at the
Tombs who, hearing the directed an othcer 10
take her back 10 the StHt!ouHouse, and en-
dcavOr 10 find her companion. Tie officer
spent several hours IN fruitless search,
and was directed by the Sergeant to take bis prisoner
again the magistrate. He did and informed
Justice Jgdn that the sergeant wished hin 10 dispose
OF the case The magistrate inf rmed the officer that the
Sergeant was his master, and no would bring the
matter the notice OF The Commissioners lie AGAIN re-
mandrd the prisoner 10 the statlJH-housc Sergeant
Griffith 'Lys taat he intended any C!o.espest 10 the
ma Ii IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
DEATH AND GAYETY Ar NEWPORT.
Death has interfered with the eayefies

Nownort This eason TO an unusual degree correspond
ent of The EUening Express says:
,re sittcd fbe doing away with Mr.. Traverss August
reception cards which had inst heenisSued Inc dth
of Mis-. Weld OF Boston, sister Of Mrs Gardner bicWc
ms NM am end 10 the Summer festsiiiesat flhhtctc
Every week some new affection has been fOush 10 near
upon the gayety here aud ONE after another OF he slas
has been made desolac. "lir Lawn. where the hhet
entertainments have heretofore been gwen Wis oel,,
OF lis mistress Mrs. Morton, very carry I'D tlc soi rug
little colony Ol Cih Cottage were shOcktu al a"u'Hc
by the sudden ending OF Mrs. Henry j. W!iilaIrs lar
you.g lie. Mrs Win Bacon an lhNaild WHO Sought Tor
henIt by tlc sea- died after Itaths HeI
The terrible railroad accuvgt ~ NtW-iIhhp'hTe t.l'
week. shocked The Cr.aE House guests, WIZ, Wy
family o. Ts dfrra t GLI l-fc number OF lIlth,IS
MOI. ,,.ll. fie e,.ief a -. d'Ant4 piit! al pr,
I.!lO... ... "a W.. broken Up bI tAt "4iNd! "a INC
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

IN. w. Cove, the ex-Secretary Of state of New
Hampshire died ol Tuesday of chronic dysTepsa.
.. The Prince of Wales left England. yesterday.
for h. Continent, to join the Princess at kissiDgep.
49,. Byron Greenough. the oldest dealer ip the hat
All tii Portland Ne, died yesterday morning aged a.
Convey q released Fenian, was wounded in tho
Dublin SUNDAY and Is not expected 10 su. bis nrres
800. Gen. Leilo the new French Minister, has pre-
seated credentials Car d. fes1uis ani received
vl.l ht utmost cor .sl.y.
THE OpiEiore Of Rome, in an editorial ap-
pntly Inspired by e Papa SLihos e'Ir.. the vor.be
opinion IL CONT De u,s the sgcce u h F4Ve t4s FT
a.lai..n v. T0.t.sl As4.a
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washington ne Hon J. H. Ketcham, NJ G., Of Dntcbe..
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archibald Sterling s. District Attorney for MARYLAND
Capt Harrel OF the British Army and John L. King Of
Of Cleveland, Judge McGary OF New-oreans
T. w. Park OF Cleveland, j. IL SbeIley
of Iowa, and J. NJ. Shelley Of PittsbnrSb
So Grand Central Hotei-Judge W. II. 8. Hill of Tn
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So 81. James HOtei-H. ". Hanna OF Cleveland. -
a stor Houso-Tbe Rev. =. r. Jones Of Syracuse. -
Aibemdrie HOLet-GeOrge H. Boxer of Phadc lpha.
Nep York H0iel-Capt. Kennedy OF steamship City Of
Brussels. BrerOort House-Georgo 81. Pullman OF
Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE GOOD sAMA
EITANS.

Tie annual convention Of the National Lodge
Of The Order Of Good samaritans was held yesterday at
Temperance Hall. No 229 Bowery. The Grand Worthy
Sire delivered the annual address, and remarks were
made by Walter III. Steepe who has given large tract
OF land in Aturas the order for the erection OF school
for INDECENT girls, The following officers were elected
" g. Geo H. HEX D. G. s.. Henry H. Gilbert v g.
s. VIM H. Montgomery; n g. - Jno Porter ~ o. IL Jonathan
Mason; n &. Orator Jas jenkins o. e. JsS W. OTeroaush
Pr.late Jne L. n G. o. s. Henry o. Johnson
n G. O. g. Jno H. Wuians q SIS Associates Margaret Parmeee
Ellen Pink O. SIS Associate w H. Montgomery O. Secretary As
Elizabeth barry q. t. Assole Elizabeth Dus u ora
tori Associa.e ea q. Coniucess Sarah Williams O.
Pr,ats Ascce jul, A. Holiness @. Sentinel Jane Moore G.
U. Sentinel Sarah e. Diggs