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New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
NAEYIAND.
EEPI ELICAN STATE CONvFNTION-1ACOB TONE
NOMINATED FOR GONIl.NUH.

rEPI GLICAH STATE CONvENTION-1ACOB TONE
NOMINATED FOR GONLLNUK.
BALTIMoKE Md, sept. 12.-The Republican
Satc CoiVcntlon net To-day in the lali Of IL" Law
EudlAEs. Ala.l The Dec ta,c~ were j. or q c'oird
men Judge N,.>ci Was chosen Chairman. y Commit
t,e Oh h,-o.u;.ons va. All oLtcG vAoA Ioo'as was
taken.
ON the reasscIublrC OF the Convention tn" Committee
OIL Resolutions reported that the Comn,c wc"o nearly
ready to report, hut recommended That HOiajOur Or
candidates he mad" before the formal tl"t" the Com
uitcc. The IcconII,nG ION was agreed 10, aud the
Hon Jacob Tome ot Cecil County unanimously rom
lnai"d for Governor. The I"n AlrydHdcI Randall of
AnraoS then noInatc. for Ati"rnr} 81 ,rl'i ana
lowrrnc" Branrc Of frcd'rlch Tor sat" trn'io,,r
The following resolutions were then read ana nnahi
mnusly adopted: 49,. c...,-
r E l,.ena M S IT. M S,. ntPsf' to f S s oa To Ii SUITE
ever nrh: inter- and eonnanur g1r,e.
h.rd, That oosht tacA ON re c,u o RVS 1i ~ u a..
all NJ" cstfcon tbr a Il" 81, sac ON, -
ton tA 1o' Reg g an state ,eiT"n'" N' r'
car II Is t' 'u""n'pS 'i ] .'1 " ~ W. ,,nv,r, % ~ ~ "
Iiluie Of iat Al ie eot 't E .'', 81
rc lonps 'rstances era'f ae Lg 80" n'n
LavcL h Of eIeeutn. Lense!'es Al" eDcr'1t
Resolved th execution Of the Lass h7 the s."t.
I%Dlc dei up'rd ducuoa The rc aot b. re
"9 1ScI o, ,t SI o ~. S and .rc,siul cr .r ona
deserves tie Sapor OF the 'a' maon OF tue American
Ecored uiou. en-rg;'e and e'Tnm' s'm 'r.on
To ~ f". ota' az ~' crd @ ' i ~ a.
Rned Its; DcHcr',, rsti, pesclt vsou, any dy'
,r.cs thr 1~sG, Of tie liz L"; 4 ia
iIE t @ a. 1 va s s' asG ' adtoo
ey4ecae .le aoa" ,, 3 -. !I he Spt p rt' " Of yn
entail ll~ TAanaay ieIor,e, OF & N~ io oN n' a
American prncrr Of 'n}'e rraA."1' i''.'t a ~ .
,o,ti o. tn, part rrocr, ',oyerrmrH o. r"i'' r+'
LoSuu l',Ied rht eI'"L 'i.-'' "r''.',
eoten ID gcac by -e
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
CHI.NA IND JfrIN.

MINlSTr: DrLOHG EHiENri%G IH'ilTS "b
hMH"IcANS - ~ AMERICAN III ~ -J,'i3
WITHOUT CAUSE.
san FKhNclS"O, SGT. t".-Th" f''"r'rIp
China from Kong konS Hd Yo".:~:a'. h.;a ;ho fol
lowing nrwS:
Tic ratihca'ion Of thc treaty hewron Japan M 'n
~hl negotiated thrJTs. Il. !o.y Ia h.....r.I M.-
lister. has been exchanged
Mi9'er DclonG r"cca ly compel. ." I.,,:.-C ~
chhAircs AZ f"""h"T. to "rr c..' =" i,I'tiu- L.
marks concerIinS Ancri aus IL general nd himself II.
particular He aSu compelled ,hc ,..i editor ~ The
JGpd" Jida TO pub! az aiycC ~ 81 I.y f,l puI.,..
ScurruV- CoriLor' r"ri ortii to h.yc been J. u,,l
from the American G. ':suttc.
Commissioners Oi China aud Japan are prrDar!,g a
treaty between these two CUuL3Aa. ~ III .oI, *.
Ministers except III" American have hf"u cal II HOW 10
consult vlt tncr InmPn's
concluded with CHINA J.i,.n D, ELgUl,c.. a. ,
Americas: nations.
IN AIntr.cJu having been irIr.o"'l without oqus,.
the .IaI l:, hUi ties, t." drr!d - Consul 3,
paiG, ,iScl Iui. ID..t apology. G!iIscG t.c
officer VI hO u.a1c he arrest.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

CLARKSUH-n Bui.io Sept g. 49, FDma wsIsSorh. wife a
Herse T. NlIAs,. u-4.l'e' o. Deou' "-s"VfL ESQ, %
BOJ~i,L l. l.
DVRlEE-At Ensewooe " j. Sept H. Kuggles youngest u
Aug and Arn- burr" sssi "a months
Funeral inrs iJ foot Of Chmb North
en Ia hopi, $50
DYCKMAE-on TuesAy. Sept l2 wi,n n Dsckm.a.
RI. A,e friends family are respectfully
funeral hon. urhcf noct. TLn~A 10 CLOCK,
80 West Ib ~ ih rft bs
OF iniruneLt 10 81 Joups Cemetery. ioHAer.
HOusMAy-o. Sarl4;, Se io. wu Eolsn4n the 9th year
Of hs
funeral from reiracr, No 40 Wc TSsnt hn6 st.
WEDNESDAY Sept l., at GcOci 10.
JoRn ANon Tur-ay the 2ih JOSEPH Jors, sgri % 7c'-
William T. JriL,
BROOKLYN, b. d. Thursfl-, 18th Ist, h2
LEGGAT-On Mocav Soy, H. Cste Hya .f'Tt .rtrsb'er Of
Aaircw Il. -nd the lat" Opheha L@ggAL
Funeral He1re>Sy - ~ from tue ahee OF Moses
Oin. BunIviie. Wss'ch-ser &c
MABEEai H. Foster Sosn nd nrt - ''eI ~
SaTa E.4a..-L A-Ltt 49,. AOlta' :
sLEAMAS-Suiluy o. MOn4' Stpt H. Iieu S'Ama IN TIE 2S
Tie tages aUI fr.sis rig Te.r',fo- invited
l., at.L WslA.s.y. >i' % iron t1s
D.Ia..-' NJ l .lf.. E.'''t.s'. L-1 'itfg
STIRLING, residence. ~ J"ep Wilii".oT
sssmsst y j "a ~ 4ay. 'rf' H. 'tn b. ''ef"A, ga ."
The ,.~!, vii! be t.aen t, Gle. F.N, for r@rn-nt
IUORn>-At l.. rnniU nst M'7 di'En'sr VI
,nres H. L. ''Oi, S.c. 40 ytI"o opnt' sad
ke!a,es and fr-. are a,,rl fr. C.is C-uea.
Haci,uac-. y. J u l-ui'.t .'.l i'i -' F' "c a.
WHl!SG-A; I.l' 'o,.r - sun >-it W k'' A" :! h. VIII
la ,oa-,ir hOo.4aa C,lrr- '5t ar" - ~
A. g. f... ..' '.. ''r;f
Le .lsu r,l .f Harfr' Cora '' H... O. ''.+t q. On
T4a'' Tr@ 80. . -; a', ~. f. IN e:o"m
IisEtod per- rlra-e c"ie.
wnITM :I-l lr.-., ,.oa Coaa. Sep a.. sltr4. !''TeI H.
Fuar,, - e. q: ,ne lce or e., a -caeL
IL. fLi".t = ;Ie .Olyehienes q u lara y
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
THE COLD SPRING MYSTERY.

1t is regarded Us certain that Mis-. Lowell Of
No i3 W.st Thrtcenthst., whose body found on tie
beach at Cold Spring IarbOr L. J., committed suicide
A lady who was on the steamer d. r. Martin testified
before Coroner Bayley, that she noticed Mrs. Lowell s-
ting in chair the deck the steamer rounded Jones
dock but ou arrival at Oyster Bay dock the chan wa
vacant and had carrie aft and placed against the
side as though had been used for the purpose OF step
ping on in the act of jumping overheard II positively
asserted by the captain Of the d. r. Martin that Mrs
Lowell did not land and dOnbt Is entertained III his
mind that shc made plunge into the J. = slu-
posed bv her friends that jealousy the cHlsr oi I'M,
act AS Mrs Lowell had hot or heard from her
band since the 9Th Of August last, when he lett home,
giving her s!j Tue husband. John Lowell
rendered himself tl authorities. hut h"d
WIS proved at the invest CATION that he knew IOhlg
cf the further tnn he had learned from tie
Iin,A
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
TIE NLUBJRTPORT EXPLOSION.
PipTICTLAES OF TIIr DISASTER.
J., ., "a, N,,rb tr,Jryrt JJTrtil tlh

ff n IN 'euo"U",' ne ".i 80
This morning the people or thlS CITY were
r., this o'clock
~ 80 ,.r,,. t,, n ctory m, Nerr mack 81 opno.
D"lfi III ''' "i''S i" 80, VI .i.'s ,ha ii
si'r Tue .o1 y, ' ,n'o fr,,mnnts npI
lll'c anu III! M ~ 49, 60.
nf tI,.,u J,d after. and the other
hardly through the day. me people III inc
yf,uutv startled at bearing u ruIhhug
-, iiA ,, oortbnr,ko fo,Ucd hy a hi-,Iu.,
Ind ~ men, tluurs. brlckr, hats. and
debris 90 lhr rum shu' It III .iic "a ~, ,, w. -, Ir, To
lrtt. lnt tAI.''lOH WIS seen li"nI '"!
whistle 4 The Arll~ Factory Was hullIdtd anu III thc
of supposed TO ic an alarm
"W'' ~ , ~ 'f ,n,. ,I,.r,. rouraurr turned ont The
.,l ~ me ma ding WA, clown IN that 1t
cesar. 10 shor ~ t;uy ~ tbr 1,ciory was Ovrr.
I'".'' nf lower pnrt of
chimney
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
ESOFdL.

N,sorncn Sw.nbunlc has gone to Scotland
t. rrc,ui; his health and make ready Tor new volume
VI poems
Col w. H. c. Hosmcr, known to Western
New York tn" "Eard of Avon" has been appointed
Clerk vi Livingston Cognty by GOV. Hoffman.
The Rev. Dr. J. w. Scott, formerly Presi-
dent OF Washington CO. N'cnnJ College, has been made
Professor Of Ancient Languages IN the University OF
West Virginia.
Omyn II. Pcrcval q brother of John G.
Prrciva the poet died last week the City Hospital OF
Ncv. Havcl Conn., Ic had been in poor health and in
gumstances II Is sald for number VI years
Mary IIirst Sparhawk, a maiden OF 90, q
great OF Sir william Peppcrcll and stated
to he last OF Pcppcrc family died day or two ago
III Portsmouth, \. ii. She much esteemed Tor hcr
private virtues
1t may diminish the zcst of cxpectant bellies
TO learn that the coming Grand Duke Alexis Is engaged
OF the Prince FIedyr Charles nephew OF The Lin
perOr OF Germany.
The Rev. Asa Rand, who died recently, aged
S. at Ashhurnham Mass, native OF Rindge n. H.,
aud the first editor II The ChrSfGn Mirror. and subse
ourntv ~, The EOst0n RecOrdcr. He Of the
early AbntuISt, Of New England and to his writings
tin late Gov Andrew IsCrIDod Ills Antl-Sisycry cOnvc-
tiunS.
Mrs Laura u. Fair has put in conspicuous
places her prison quarters the cards Of nearly 400 of
her feminine slmpabzrrS who have calico on her since
she murdered Judge Cri;tcnh"n. she boasts IL Is said.
OF ny.. Iio:, Of IL" sympathy OF san lraDCsco tLau
any wOIIau IL the whole city.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

Al an Unusuaily large caucus al NN'diLi,
,I"-s On Saturday :ht resolution iiHti'.A% '"t
Grlreac, vote for Lutl,r III the F'ate fpu'I'dh OF
l,.i..OA. was voted down hy Il sinai hIaJoIi'!'
UGl.y Commissioner Given, recently nom
mated for Dis,rictAttorney for the State Of Iowa left
WASHINGTON 10 enter INTO the Iowa CANVASS lie pi'dtt'
hcaNy republican iniuOrhy as lhc resuI' u 'H o'''
uon there.
The Delegates from the lid District, st. Law
renee to the republican state Convention are L L. I!n'-
h,;,d l. D. Brooks william Bradford. and H. h W hir.
II, Hul. rtikcI " hose has been Nominated oi nieA
tcr oi As mhlv
The Republican caucus at Athol, Mass, Sat
urday neht called to nominate delegates u lh "oc's
ter CONVENTION. voted by one majority 10 an"nfL -,
.n Biler Who viii speak Athol Oh Thurslay after
noon.
Grn. Butler intends to speak every night
until the nomination., aud, n.necessary' unit e'cNOn'
II, . four or five secretaries constantly enl az
hls office m Prml~ror-sqnare, Boston, ald IIi trl-
cCrIpl apparatus cndilrs i'h ~ Hehu "ii ~ ~
ta-,s v.tLou the least deIiy' -,
Last Wednesday 90 negroes IN one OF the
Waris OF san Francisco voted the Democratic Ticket
and vet mo Democratic party thus aided and recruited
h to suffrage" lost the state OF California os me
Governor legislature, members oi Cohhies'' anu i"eu
u gain senator OF the thted StateS' 49,
Irstice Ledvith, Vim. {. Barrett, Roswell ID.
Hatch ,ud o.Der ieader4 of the Young Democracy held
a"c,,t n,e,tIng at the Fifth Aycnut I"ci Ia" hleh''
,o,,,d 10 send delegates to the Dcmocatc stIte
CONVENTION, and 10 nominate a c"ihpie'e ~''' '
Count, Assembly and AldcIlhabic' -,
Tie BlDalo Commercial Adwrt,srr says tnal
the two Senatorial Committees in the AAAiiu DiSuct
-Cattaraugus and Chautauqua-have united al Il 91 Ta
for "A convention to be held al DunklIh, W - nc
uucs;i "a basis TOR future coh'eniui. 10 ~ ''
referred to the people and settled III tue Pi A-
The Springfield Republican publishes circu-
lar, which, franked by Gen. Butter Lac peeh ''N -
Massachusetts To- invite Buffers friends TO meet IN daily
caucus al "a specified Boston beadquarlers' p o,n
III asur To ercnre1is uOfulndlluH' 10
blunt ulan OF the people," The Rtpubed" lhA' '' 10
very rich. g,
The Massachusetts Republicans are marsnal-
ing their clans. The delegation Of three from ie"AeS
bury the Worcester Convention are instructed ~
for Lortng Saugus sends three delegates ,wo io Dus
Ter, LOing. BIaiureo trrd ihe T',y ~
choose Il dele gdon saturday evening anu n.y" y ~,
week, WhIch ali candidates are in'' ~
be present ana present thtlr claims
They are getting particular in Philadelphia,
too Al Application made 10 the Mayor on SIt"'S py
II,...,c d.r,rr MI authority soil hal Gi'.oh oI
tho ok pet cent watcr losn, suth9GAod 1as' 's'' W."
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
Az .SN7EREsrING LEGAL DECISION

WAsHIscroN, Sept. IA suit involving in
legal points respecting the law OF trade
marks Was recently instituted In the Equity Court for
tb, District by David A. Burr, esq., OF this city coun
sci for Joseph Rodgor Sons the cutters Of
s,s,, p.,ard AGAINST Philip Il sOlomons the sta
,,r =, i Saye the contract for supplying the Treasury
Department with Rodgers sons, pe9anyss. erasers,
Secr siinS Imitation bearing the counterfeit Of
their tradcmark The defendants ana not deny the sale
~, ,nr,d in Germany a irm known ss Rogers sons.
VIII" hatr Royal c' from the Pussian Governnient
r., nd 'I La,r long been imported a"d r ld IN this
r"m'v Tlcy fr;nertnor" contend thai plaintiffs cal-
,t rag.tarrd the trsde-luAtk N taA SLilsd et<tes
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
POLITICAL.
MAINE.

A swEErING REPUBLICAN vICTORY-TIIE LEGIs-
LATIEE ALL Right.
The following dispatch was received in this
city. last evening 10y Alr Isaac Ii. Laey f,om Speaker
Blaine:
AUGUSTA, Sept l2-Upon The tairc, calculations based
all returns thus far received, Gov r,ihans majority
will bc between 1000 and 900 We think have
rcd every county hut one. Have elected :? out OF 81
representatives. Tie three largest cites Of the state
Portland Bangor 0nd AUGUSTA, elected nine anti Rrpuh
NCtn Representatives last year. We lave carried them
all ;s year and have reclaimed Lincoln County, which
the Democrats have carried for several yca's The a.,
crcGatc in the state VII hc considerably than
last year. and Gov. rcA"1Is nlajor'y V pe nearly
Coo greater. J. &. BLAlHL'
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

Patent ONCE as provided for u the act Of Congress
th- subject plsscd In July last. .IGStco v! r. after
holding the case under advisrment tO-diy gave dr.
cisiou Oyerr uiug aud denying injunction prayed
for by the plant IT.. the ground tla The Eh-l eH tran
had by their neglect for series Of years TO cf0rc' s'h
rlgts "a they were Jo od Ot under the trade nIS
law I'm this co.try, wa'rcd the riSt tn ta ~" tL'
Courts FOR assistance. Tho firm wlich III "r thr
had ALA, a r-.t tf trade ;iaIL Ia IiUsi, "it'c
the goods VI r. manufactured.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
tOi' ATTIC.

TIE WATD;' yICrORY-PR0PoSED TESTIMONIAL
SARATOGA. sept. 12-At the Grand Union
Hotel las' evening. II proposed by Win H. koDrrtS
NJ Co that ei.u,'rpton he opened for nG'iona. tat
mOnal - tr War brothers III honor OF thcr victory
over t,r ElrllSh crews. The following gentlemen ~
Cnr , i,rI bed <CJ each: the Hon. Ii'nY smith TIE
Hon VIM L. E.,.its the Hon. MhtAr" T. I,r'E:"L.
joan Sanford Richard RisdOn. and Warr'n - ''''
Nil James l. .ry and Ar. j. Jarvis sib,1i1rd ~ tt
coninittt has been formed (" s,ti sL.' Iit.'.N
and II l. believed that the Ward LIO'hrrs w geo i'r
substantial evidence O the tstCCAu III which tHI GTc
held for their splendid victory.
TIE TAYLOR-WINSIIIP AND Ph'lS Ci;l."S.
ST. JouN, n. b., Sept. 12-TL" Tag III
ship crew decline match with the Paris cr'w tt"
latter announce t,Irr intention 20 no:C race
unless challenged before the lSt o O't0' r.
TIE MONTREAL EEGATrh.
MOSrEr IL, Canada, Sept. l2-.joth tn" En-
elish crews have arrived here. also the lM Htrt"a
crew. Their is every prospect for !a!G. Lu-b,r vi
visitors lur tho II SAT-. ttuurrOw.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
GAS EXPLOSlON-A FACTORY BURIED.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. ia fire yesterday
afternoon III Morrilrs sash and blind factory completely
destroyed the building Loss about $1,000 insured for
$4,000 The adjoining buildings were more or less dIi-
aged. The fire caused by the explosion OF gas IN
the furnaces which blew open the furnace door ard
scattered the fire all directions. The engineer Ws
prostraed by the force Of the explosion, was bad!,
burned aud narrowly escaped with his life
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
GATHERING OF VETERANS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Ths morning num-
Der of aged citizens VI Baltimore visited this city In
OF the defense Washington in which they
took part in 1874 They by their old comrades
in arms Gen St. john Il. L. skinner OF New-York vel
coined them In u brief address, Altogether there were
Ay 100 of the veterans OF them scarcely aoe "
walk from old age They visited the Exec cuuNe MANI
hn tlr, YEA. n one prcsrnt to formally receive thoul:
Atter ps,s.nx Ihrougu the Treasury DSpsrtnenI sn0
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

loss OOl 10 me Treasury and the consumers Of
Iron irrespective Of the loss cntled by buv,nv mn -
creased quantity abroad OF what can bo procured in
from the Treasury report show clearly the inuruns
eject Of Free Trade policy. far ia It WAS adopted
Ly last CongIrssl Instead Of reducing had Congress
increased the duty q per tun, would not the impulse
thus afforded have Increased production sufficiently
meet the hom" demand. ana thus have saved the conn
try the millions Of dollars sent abroad TO purchase iron.
the product ui foreign Labor. intended matoy 10
e laid down on railroad tracks passing over the II
sol ana the richest mines o, coal and iron IN tL, World
now buried usecssy in the cruindi
Sept. ., 1911. VETLRAS PRoTRcTIONIsT.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

AUGysTA Me-. Sept. 12.-IAc lndir"t'"h9
hci, derived from a car,j footing Of ;hc returns 'c
c,ycJ up "a noon to-day are hat Coy. P"r'an Hal 81!
will be ncary uCU Tu"c1act Of, ,ldi iI''IN 1'F COS.
PerLam st year $50 re Eti loi ..'A.' "'A 49,
therefore Icarly 1890 over last year
ArdIoSyurca CouL,!, complete. gives 'o' l'rHM'"n
majority arains; L,ilc over $50 last wear I'e TWO
Republican Senators and the Lae Ecpr' 'seLtatiNcr IL ''
LEGISLATURE arc al. elected.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
Gretiai Nonres

The Eaccri;,c Con'mitcr H. C'r!%ENs sn TAX.
PAYERS - tAe l.ANClAL KLEOhM .. 4e t;ll 49, rOt NTY
Of NBW.lORK
T u.,pr, c,s % the Sab.tcnn'.e Wy, a.! h,as
r-s,.cuin s. GtiEasinS o.
o.. c .boy tonIn p.rr TIE fu'" rov.d
ta, Coun; r;rg he'd he Coo.e uroH, hol4ay
,,jar >~;rr.c Ia7l Such .h,ci ,,.or ust s.u t,
Snnr- 81 Trsue- 80 ~ eter, th- u'r god.
4 o ,c,r ..y poel Ot t-e ~ 80" $50" tb@'
luibonty.
N. Nork sep. III, !3il.
JAMES VI LEUWS, WASHINGTON vEKhILYR
ULAGl CiFWs wa IL!h>>.
sam l. .. BAbt OCk, NtLi'HA\
B. =. u.RM.N LDOESH BALLtN.
JNU. a S.LNAEc
HTNfsl G. .".ElrN Cns -ran trrrn
W. : i.AA ~ttk Nr -. =. -
An .lr,..I 20 49, Iudrpcl en- voters.
~ ..f ofsL SC. met - eers':: h"'es
nat. ..- >, &. A.. Ward .-e,- ,d,Is Voter
i..oc..:ou a. 49,. .t,.LI nr -. Tween ses"ti AAA
rb.rLA,es on YghSEsDAY kyEkIN6 SEPT 49, ais ot,'el
p.y,, p,,,,, se,.,,,, pM KoggLER, Prsiient
-.I,,,,, .,,b,, Di,Irict RepubIicsn Association.
lie feai ss1.Sl, xsetas VI. ..s a.
HLDNEsDAY EyBSING sept y ,sii vi, me e, =, "A
ter n, ao aH1s,% IAs ISAAC BAiLgY frr.asat
N B-An Republican Electors OF se N'''" ~
,' - Jrwslry at Lov f,ise;; .s;.ss to .y..
Sca s,,-aasi .1s .: .ss RID rsi
F,t Fs1rS sSf sa ~ 1s. a' ~ ~
eos s.c: - e to s' par,
Jrt Esrnag' .nd Pia';; n n '''''''' w. W"
Goods sent 0' Gso eng ALIEN ssi BrOdsay Fourse'"
Gen.iea.sn'. slk Hats ,sxn%s s',s. nS:As f. sisn,,
Pos, Once Notice.-rs. MAILS foR slROrs srss,Ss ~~A
e. oo .n,iaI a. TauriaI ils as sasuraaT I. II
80" .... Z. H. loAAS es,sAe.., !.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
ALMOST ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER

BosToN, Mass, Sept 19.-About p nj. to-
day the passenger express train on tie Boston aud Maine
Railroad, when near North Andoytr came III collision
with freight train which had been carerssy LEFT on The
main inward track The tno1cer oi The tAprtS, Hii.
saw the danger in time shut ut steam and rcvefs" }
en,,,c and tbus ,,reventud sriiuus accident The
glnecr and conductor OF the fcht tram were Prompt
discharged Dy Superintendent Merritt.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
AN ALLEGED MURDERER SHOT.

SALT LAKE CITY, U. T., Sept. 11.-Dcn'Ly
limited States Marshal Paul supported by sqnad VI
L. s. Cavalry from Camp Douglas, last night made de-
scent ON the house OF named Baum, near Provo,
and attempted arrest him. Baum made an efor' 10
escape aud wac shot His wound Is supposed to b.
mortal He was indicted the L. s. Court months
form murder
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
AMEKIcAX rmARMAcE .T.cAL ASSOCIATION.

ST.. Lou!s, SIt. l2.--'ihe American Pharmy
ccutr hsso .'YI p..' io 1., urarl' u the principa
Mrdci COLLEGES i the cOur'ry being represented Tbs
al1r ol the rot rng ,re4I.i wat read. lie referred
t. the erV.tH a;.I Increasing .;nyIi:.Dce OF The
~ s'cl .i'oH. aIi Oi IcI many good siSg gsstion@
con ~ -. the a!ul'"r.,n Oi Gir . ,fd tfph"hi r"tH
- 'H.r..G O ,i.tGl o. Hrfts. - to din-' otH a."
..du.r- r,t t. q '.".:i .tf"C 70 - r'i "n no
're''-t'' ~ = 'nllar"d 1ac mrC;.pg was then adj
.bugH.c uut.. lU-!.uli"',.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
EXCELSIOR VS.. CHAMPION
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE GHIbt SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnINGToN. sept. 10, ls1l-la. Ii.


OFFICE THE Clbt SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsIIfNGTON, sept. Is, lS,1-la Ii.
Synopsis for The past tcehtv-tOur hours
The barometer pressure continues very U?l-
form Gulf States north and northeast, icIDG
some lower than Monday night. The preSsui" has
Ia len III Texas hut probably risen again. The midnSi
report received Clouds and ram have prevailed
very generally Florida ano Georgia; wc-ya with
uOrth-trrlY wind, except Texas Vi here they lately
have been variable and brisk; cOudy weather without
ram las continued Ia Virginia an. Penn ylfania sn pko
and maze from Lake Erie to Illinois Cloud and rain
have continued in Kansas and Nebraska, aud clear
weather with light winds ON Upper LAkce ana Ia New
England.
IrObdbiiLirs.
An area Of low barometer with rain vii! probably de-
yelop- on Wednesday in Missouri and Arkansas, ana
westward. Clear weather with light wn'' VIII pr0bI-
llv continue the Lakes. Middle and EIStrla State
ludy ana clraring weather the Gulf and South Al
llItic Coast.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

THE GREAT RAILROAD LEASE LITIGATION.
Tie argument on the railroad lease began be-
fore Chancellor Zabrskc Trenton yestera; All the
counsel were present. Mr. Bradford OF Philadl phla
President OF the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad,
opened the argument a.nst tho lease. taking the COnnt
that thc act authorizing the lease was unconstitutional
and void wEIch he supported b' vast
number OF authorities. Mr. Bradford occupied Ia"
whole OF yesterday and Will continue his argument TO-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
OUI-DOOR SFUEI5.
TIE TURF.
TIE IrXINGTON MEETING.

LrXiEGTON. Ky, Sept. 2.-Ihe laC.:G tc-G"i
was very good and the attendance La &C. T1 In zee
was iwo.rulc heats. and wua by l"n-i ow, a'l
Pilgrim III two f;rai.it heats. Tuc o:ot. ... !: l.r
srruu! race -'or tWoycar-bd - l--, til' .' - 8" T.
mile da,.,hid l. ~ rs. and MAS ON ~ li'i'
th t. I.;,.i. E..:. hc Jrl.i,h e.o'i... a-I ""-o' p
H. l. tAII. Ii!It, i.Ibl
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
prEsOSAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

Secretary Rob, son and party had official
re-, p; q. a the Portsmouth Is IL Nayy iasd .esetI
President Grant and family arrived at Read
IT, Pa ,r,,:'!. lie ~ proceed to thr OIL rgoa' to-day
- franklin :. VII. n. late of the tlrm OF ROck!ll
wilson PHilitipn. de- sud enl' or Moiay
James Nelson. aCr 90 years. confidential clerk
WI ta. " .uru .,c4 OF alop-Iy Francisco ssier!Ay
The Hon WIN. A. Dana of New -iirdtOrd died
cv4,c connecteI viii The tgu OF Dana
B.pa. - C,. 81! Saa
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
BASE-BALL

BASE-DILL.
MUTUAL VS.. CLEVELAND.
The Mutuals sustained, yesterday, another
defeat at the hands of the Cleveland nnr thus losing
their third series of games The following is the score
c,,. ,,, ., 3, ss,s': ~" s.h e.h 7.b. oa 9th rc..
Tc,.. % cr'"".' -
Rul r,rne-F,rrs City o; Mutual First base on rnr-F0nSt
Cy Muual Total telling ertor~fOrest CTS ~ hunaI w.
LupI-Mr kog.rs Club Tme of enrl hour W
EXCELSIOR VS.. CHAMPION
The Champions of Jersey City visited the
capoline Grounds, yesterday and defeated the Excel
siors by the appended score:
Club. l., I'd. 81 "a. 5th 9th 7tb sts 9TH Total.
Es,s.,o.;...."s, Es,s" u ia
The Trenton Club defeated the Brooklyn
Atlantic Club, yesterday. by u score OF 81 to II.
The Olympics of Washington and the Pas
times of Il fillmore had game III Baltimore yesterday.
Scorc-Oymplc, " Pdstlme,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

srbs"lucntly spending short timo Mt the Capitol tDey
all at dov 10 Gnnsr TIC reunion was greatly enJoye"
by oil present
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

En- rly Purcl' nave the Best ~eiecton.Oc
goods Crslos ObEK LbTAoe, cLosSs
Of the usft,t IN fae style Of elegant goods.
DEyLa y Co.. Clo'hi"n
E'oiisa, enf GrsfaS..
BiO4iway s1rsO-t
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

The Infant. Pr'cnd.-MRs wrSsLows SoorHrSG SYRup
tie test Sut rnrs, the World tor Ill tascs Of Children such
Il tLlns wind colr &c
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
MiRHIEII.

PACLSON-EEMP-O Tucssv Sep. -. srlencr n
tris rs the n James Leuzr "au-pr, f
ke-io Florence, daughter Of W H. keIap Of SHADY side.
NJ No
STEWART MILLER-On Monisr Sp' H. st the re. 7r' ~ t<
brie. Rev Mr DayG N, Adlt 81 eli IL
DIUOAyn, L. ID. No cads
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

LATEST SNIP .SiHS.

rPo" h'SrpI Na 20. in soae...e i.-.a .-, :, RE-,
". ..oirIa vi, A.d c ccn r Llne J. lroI..r ii
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
DIED.

AH Notcfs Of Marriages must be ,ndorsed r4th n.lI
nd